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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-08
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ma'son Dc Caursen ONT ferme les portes
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''bera;ions ny transpire dan. lie public.
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-08
STNrE UINLOuiSTANA..i- PAID &C.
assumptions. sse' - 'eaa4 gees

"T#teAae eys ssat{. 9ssRsss ss5#& at .s5#
l.94 II aFSffRRln y SALE. a.,s 4t.qs a
BY virtue OF and in Obedience to- an ordinan~ -
sce otthe Police Jury vi lie aforesaid Parish .at
dated September. 8 1853. ! will offer at public j
sale on monday Y 9Th day Of November 1854 at w
10 O'Clock AM. at tie Court house of the Pa..o7
LIST. Inc Ferry sltaaded opposite Jean Allie. ~
man orl in the neisgiibofIeos q + s,sz 81 a.A. al
Cd. The Ferry sltuaded opposite Grbriel Ro.-, :.
ldriguez or in. the hheeiigfhboihoo : sS8 's~3 SF
Sd ThefFerry situaded opposite Paincourta sd's
4th The Ferry sitaaded opposite the Paro- at
chiaL Church. sas ii sas ss .i4 .s4gixs sgi
9th The Ferry situadeds opposite Napoleou-
vile.
9th The Ferry sitnadedbpposite Marius Hi
b~agnacss residence.or in the neiehborhood.aena i
7th theFerry situated opposite ORA usin Drau- M
zin Himel's, RESIDENCE or in the neigborhood.
9th The Ferry situaded at Bayou Corne.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-08

L'eaped,tion de Crimse. = Les der
nieres nouyelles recaes d Liverpool, au
moment on lie steamer allait partir an-
~s,onGaient que Ion await commence 4 une
certaine distanced Sebastopol lie de-
barqncment de troupcs ct de materieI
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-08
ANNOUNCES.

de E'sil surun des deox mollets, ayant,
nlne cicatricc sur III poitrine. ssseI
."rzEl &$s+Sg De ga ga4sE 81
STEVEN, nfgre rngot, ayant de long. !
ehe,cnx tressesiorsqu'iF est par,i maroon II
ycux rougeatres, age d'tnvifon 80 an., ~
ayant sur Il COS piu,ieurs marques du
io"ct. sea sfrseS u a
purNEY. bean negro, dents tres blan- {
ches, portaltt de Ia bariic quand il ~st
parti matrong age d'enviroh trcnle ans. ~
0r 81 ces negres; OH anellu'an d'cn> !
ire cux Sc ,fo'lsc"t ecEeus, dsrts sqyel-s.s
que geole de ia i.outInuc, la sheriff de ;
la parois>e Oh celia pourr,it aIvrnir, e.t
ins'arrfnrh nj pris dseu dos.ncf avis i Aos
bureaus. .s&.ss asa a. sas g x.,5 ia 90
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-08
EIAI IN Ia LaDUISlA4<i1s-Lo nr
dl Ciaaquaemc District JuIie,a,rc. 49,
P,roi$sex somutiou.a S,ss h4rs ffy..s..asus,

#aaf - ra3tirh s7isf E,,eng, t.s
que FRANCOIS s Edmas5Michel5a pre- seuue IA tn h
Conr, une petillmfa lieiFet ,dipbtenir des le,tres az
administration a la succession lie fen ,Josept =,
Marie decels %iniestat. Avis est pa lie present
donne q tous eeiS que etfa pent conccrner, t''
d'a.oir a > d5duires soas dix joirs, les irais,r,s 'st
pour lesgueilss ii,Ia seEait pas tait drot a la
Ia dite petition -. j.. "a essA
Z Par ordre de Ia Cur. - sAssom ptionn Ie j a'
octobre 1881. DESIRE LEBLANC or 5faa
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-08
STATE OF LOUISIANA F.fKJd..'
diciai District Court Parjsh OF A,aa,

sjiMnfion. ""ET ~ -TT@@TE7| @89Hs ---N@T
fi @tssssg&8| 5Haea a.4a5w - r. s,z s,as
Whereas FRANCOIS Elmt Michel has pf,;,s..
toned the Court Tor Letters ct administrator
OH the estate ofthe hate Joseph Marie deeea-.fo
sed ntestate.7 Notice is hereby given ito alb ~
whom il may concern, to sEaw cause within s
ten days: Why the prayer of the said 4~;ctitios "a
ner slloAdaHassalhe de- g
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l9uutb's Turstss Euar Song.

i9uutb's GuIstss saar Song.
Up. wearers Of fuzzes
Up, owners of turbaust
You. dEellers in STEAMBOAT,
You, Pera suburbans m=z" "
Prepare to take part
In the battles conclusions,
And walk like red thunierbolts,
Into these Russians
Wave on the standard
The shirt Of the Prophet,
At least, to sneak properly,
All that's left OF it.
so swords by your sides,
And your hands on their handles,
March out and demoli-h
The eaters of candies.
Come from the Mosque,
Cutting short genutiexion
Come from the slave girls,
Awaiting inspection #."H=
Come from the coffee house,
Leave the tobacConist's,
Put your pipes out,
And then your antagonists.
Come from the bath,
Where the grim griuuiDg Niger, -.
Scrspes off your skin
At a very low figure.
Quit, quit the harem,
With its smiles and its cushions
And make mp your minds
To astonish these Rooshians
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FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1854
MISCELLANEOUS.
A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. F

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
N Iht EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS
Open every Day aud Evening" Except Sunday
ts- TWENTY FIVE CENTS ADMrTTANcg will be tie price
] ,s % i: 81 fs H4ySs 4x44s s R
cIya Pa"ee has undergone the extensive
'y s!'a 'is'ss Is interest
u Isy sS%e: are s
sfo1 @ cTR aa XXI d @ j s,s. I Ts 4. a.: ss
v4a 4Ss cTEPrS sST & hs %tsts,a MsqEhsrs % aoo
@oss OF them e,e many Of them originals AID all Of EXQUISITE
Europe. '"'' ''''"S' S'sae'' "s now sn f'u'e from
Gs o6 g 81 %SeEs sfxfGzRT f. e
GEp EAET TE sH
M o EET 'rea4ersn and is S e'tqatsi from t5s
YEARS OLD has been deposited in the cyse by
Aeve'bsf hs Crystal Palace moment more ar
@ T. asrea days gh rope diserimnation a
An efficient ORCHESTRA ol Musc vii be in attendance At the
o rss M Assy rssss gysry & sonOT , i9d i Ees,ng
Iara hgd nd Dsiat. .s eqoyasnt cash
Patented snesd il The United Patent
] @ ns cay o' SenGs NEXT provided only tha the sa In
GOLD MEDAL oorns One Tbou.and Dollars. or i.s
s d s 70 the As M
P Ma b. most sr'hE sash
.siF sqayaItn M cash. pstfed
e5 or n rs Gas Ia o. ,hf nsa Ar
sn b sdSudrsd worihv sacb tesion4
FOURTH FIVE MEDALS eos!ing One Hundred Dosra each
thet equivalent plate cah preferred
Original Woks completed since the first opening
and exhibited therein aforesaid, shall be worthy
-uch distinction after the excellent
The ablest and respectable
shs be appointed critically
and award the mentioned The Directors shall proceed
early practicable sec such Jury Jurors
to the appointments
The Association vi also, their discretion Dplo
nas TO the Exhibitors Inventors possess
sufficient 10 enttle them distinction.
All articles which
HSfa %aATSE rs Sc Al fi 'sd
An efficient Poice
protecting
ton dsram accountability for
All Umbrellas Gamer. 1T door
As the Cry Palace Bonded Warehouse
nd 70 packages building
NO Checks given, and person redted
nyl2tf p. MINI preeiJsnt
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YERH CRUZ.

Wiilisuye SATURDAY, Jnly ,at 5 O'Clock 4. NJ.
g,fOE VERA CRUZ-U. S. Mail Line. F1xS
Tbensw eod magnificent steamship ORIzhBA, sla3sa
eSlo n pdrkhsn) Thomas Forbes w
''uA ~ above, pinctuAiy carrying tho U. S. MRilA.
80. RateB Of Pnasage....
taso aug i0hu .tqb
advancement gondH cubic
ftretghL having elegant
And ateera2e paEsengers apply Ito
HARRIS d MoRG AN footof Juastrset,
pppoae this Steamship Landing
Eerican Consul isi5
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AATUVERP.
GLASGOW.

EYOR GLASGOW The A l fast sailing 4EaS
American ship CALCUTTA, Calap Iongr SasaaA&
leading and will have quick dispatch For freight o. 400 b CUltun
npp y j. p, WHITNEY g. CO 81 Camp
Ls- Forpassnse, apply to the Captain rag4O
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& fea4tpzea E 4 = 6 fsE q - -. z
ROUTE from Buffalo Faa, via Lake
United sas Mail Lines Osweso Vincent
teal ard Qpeoeo competing Osdnsbnrgh csps
and at Montreal with Atlantic and aud St.
lawrence and cHampan Railroad for Portland, White Mountains,
Time-34 hours tl Montreal
BAY STATE Capt Led NEW YORK Capt Chapman leave
Lewiston daily Sundays excepted O'Clock, Cape
entire length the Thousand IsspdE Rapids tie beautiful
~ Lawrene by daylight and ave Mt Montreal at ocE,
next day in time for Quebec boats. -
Passengers leaving O'clock, NJ have M hours and
those leaving at O'Clock, have hours
Y o'clock tram OF from Buffalo Lewiston
on Pssset gers for Boston, take the
Buffalo arrive at Cgd
leave Immediately a.ri'ing at Boston hafpaa O'clock
SANG day. ..-z
THE UNITED STATES MAI. LINE.
Seats ONTARIO Captain Throop CATARACT Captain Estes
Captain Chids lelv Lewiston daily, Saturdays
feptd, at hapsst3 O'clock giving
half to visit Niagara Fs o4chg Oswego Sack.t
ttar6 kihgsto Clayton bostSe 0sdenFag connecting
aud the Rapids of the Lawrence BY daylight ani con-
netting with the ogdenhutgh and Boston Railroad Point
aud os and with the Express Train Of Cars
The Line leaves Buffalo daily Sundays excepted
ao and Niagara Falls Railroad at O'clock a9tdng
gers the pleasure viewing Brooks Monument Heights
the Great Wire Suspension Bridge scenery the
Niagara River through Montreal leaving
past o'clock giving full
Falls The IL O'clock Trin in Lewis
ton IN time for the boat all The
g changing boats at ogdensbugh and taking tho splendid
upper cabin River Steamers direct Montreal through
snnR AND dashg waters Of the noble St
Rh % = @ ocofk ,Gf agg ss R fms for me Quebec boa
Inc esmers OF the American Line
and comfort having all equipments for safety reoup by law
WIN spacious and beautiful Upper Cabin the length
w Pasegge,s procure Tickets full information a. Office
opposite kutiaio and Niagara Fa Us Railroad Depot.
Falls. me1
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STEAMSHIPS-SHIPS.
GALVESTON.

VIII aaiI on SATURDAY, June II, ats O'Clock A. NJ
EiNOR GALVESTON, INDIANOLA, <sEEHs.
n PORT LAVACA AND MATAGORDA BAY ssSsAAl4kbh4zas.
New oeans and Texas u s. Mall .nicsnt
steamship CHARLES MORGAN, James LswesB master, will
h'e as above nng neght wharveB IndanoIa
ync tsueot to ghterage
apply ITO HARRIS Il MORGAN foot of Jula areet '
opposite the Steamship Landing.
Ths linR having established pilot on Pass Cayao bar
Iel4 ~ " ~ 49, P''
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EDUCATION.

FRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
q Monsieur ALEX. NELSON, Nc. st. Cbs,e. ,trsat
TESTiM0NTALS:
fo Nson m n know whether will 7o1r chair
of languages in the Rrntue4 Military Institute. 49, 1850
- y. W: MORGAN, Joint Superintendent
Monsieur Nelson ia decidedly FTsnb
with, and gentleman Ia all his conduct: ~
Prf NOBLE BUTLER Louisvils
MDnsisur Nelson
Of the speakng French and Spanish with elegance pu
rity.f LLcuisylle Jntrnnl,
His well adapted m indHcfng the
the FRENCH sah.h aud English Languages ho spses
time. IN. Q. Creacent
We have Lad fersna opportunities Of Judging Of Prof NJ and
eonscentouliy recommend him
safely that it the put practice.
True Delta. iAn7s ~
A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCI-
and earea Parents and Guardians
that Mrs WILLIAMSON lady Of Rev. c. H. williamson
Eglse Proeanta Fraacsise," Rampant
ensi whose life bAs been devoted 70 Teaching win
family and day school LfiTED
facilities for FRENCH. MUSIC and DRAWING. jaa4 ly
aNSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES = As
Boarders Day PupisNo 80 BY
MisseR ALLISON
The Directors this Iusituion by ae
varfout e finished educaon
10 their charge.
~ For parent. and guardians
winch can be had ct the Institute. s91 I'm
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YETANTED TO CHARTER-An A IN
w last sailing brig bark, Of $50 turhen
!" lon FIR Baltimore or New Yort Rith qaicG dist ateh
apps c. u. BROAiW ELL & Co, 90 Poydraa
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HSOR LIVERP0OL- THE l fast sail IN
d American ship PARAGOS Capt Drinkwa.er, 9s5fG
tiV oting, and will have dispatch. For reg
bnl.E Cotton apply 70 JP, WHITNEY co. 81 Camp
" For npply 70 Lhe CMpLlin lnnrd-
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atS0R LIVERPOOL A ! fast sail IN
~ ing American ship JAMES TITCUMB, Captain SA5gEE
@ now loading, and will have quick dispateh. For
9ales Cotton, apply to
J. P. WHITNEY d &C, 81 Camp street.
n i.l5
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LONDON.
HI APRE.

COR llAVRE.-tReady to Receive sfs4g
q TIE sailing American packet ship NJ EN- tsShS|
PHIs, Caps, DAVIS loading and will
patch, Fer freight Of 800 balts Cotton, apply to
AARON COHEN. I2T Common 81,
or to J. P. WHITNEY co, 81 Camp st,
For errsge passage having superior the
bGHi,
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DAILY CRESCENT

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
0FFyCE NO. 3s ST. cH4RLXs STREET.
viii be eSay sabhars in this city nr
fSEndry ezeeptsd for IS
ths ofrr Is 8 week, payable 70 the Carriers.
THE CIRCULATI0N
o' the CRKsdET paiy and Weekly uch offer
nnedtsm 70 Advertisers. As
FAMILY PAPFR
ereues largely md At early hour Of citizens ard
f,' sold % fnmies advsntageouy
families. e
OUR TERMS
are aneh as % invite the attention pa roaage public.
TkRAs ApyEETfsrSs:
d en- Lines n nzsrtion IN all 90
% n? Second Page charged dny
LIBERAL Giscount will be 1sas
for shorter time. ' S@'"'
All Advertisements marked
charged accordingY. A' -
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s+SOR LIVERPOOL.-The l fast sail etsEsS
. ing American ship MARsHFIELD, Captain Tor, HASk
loading dispatch, netgh
vi WHITNEY d CO. 81 Camp street
tF- TO the Cap opb
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LIVERPOOL.

EI0R LIyERPOOL,-To sail on or .ssss
about the ~ h Of Juiy-The regular packet ship E2aAf
WARBLER, Capt Hunter viii leave Foir ircig1s o
1tsaze the unds
ltl6 &. W, OLIVER co 4s Carondeet street
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art the advertisement han what
By length practice hsye bee those
are called Syphtc For nearly fifteen years.
ny sole business 70 treat hoae sas thee e he only merit that
other do" and know tin m better than they That
always nsIEg and which has vrntued contradict
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, Sores GLEETS, SORE
TiiRoATS etc just familiar things
Of siy ob2eryaton which say without vanity,
othtr merit than that of e1perence.
effect in few days.
those OF longer uhttn without submitting the such
course treatment will draw upon him he slightest sspon
oge him neglect his aars, whether without
need Orleans that
ou9upp th but these
secrecy, which ALWAYS nviolaby preserve.
have many which think
satisfied that reputation alreHdy sufficiently established
Constant attendance from in the morning uns O'Clock night
I,r',onLonr, - ~. .
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ETUR LfVERPOOL-Th A fast sail IN
z American thp JOHN W. JARVIS Captain SAaAsS
!nathg, and
Of 400 btUB Cotton arpy j. +. WHITNEY co.
~ For passage, apply To the Captain j4i4
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ENoR LlVERPOOL--The A fast sail rs.
Y ing eFien ship MARY WARD, Capt Little $3.50
having Ne greater Of her viii have
IRictt, For balance Of u
If'3 GIFFsEf LOWELL Common sre4t
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ETXCHANGE ON NEW YORK--At sight,
u "A and on time suit purchasers by
McRAE, COLEMAN & CO.,
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HRMBURG.
BDSTON.

EEOR BOST0N.--The A / clipper M
bark ELLEN A. PARSONS, Webb, master, 35hsaAs
nearly all her engaged will have immediate
passage
pyta jea GEO, W. HYNSoN, ~ Camp sTsat.
EN0R OSTON-(Regul Line )-->s >s5N
The | packet hnrk JAS. BRYANT, Ca,tain ShsSfE
Howe having nearly a her will patcH
jgs Nf''' GEO. W. HYNsoN, n Camp street.
E7sOR BOST0N-(Re Regular Line of ~
Packets )-The reg lar packet ship NCONIA, EAAAsg
P0as master, having Hrg cargo engAgod
whave quick dispatch Fer balance rpigh psRge apply
GEO. w HYNSON, ~ Caup street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-16

ENNlPTY BOTTLES-50 gross Porter bottles,
AZ quarts and rnts 1000 Care quarts pn by
ap6 :. NOlFF, 9h Cnmp street.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY. a2
u MIR. p CITSSEY respectfully informs the Ladlgs and ~
eutleneu Of New Orleans inst his DANCING ACADEMY ts$N
Cnsionhonas
Canal gtree where he will teach all the hosl FASHIONABLE
DANCES.
DAYS Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays from
r. ii. TIL dark.
and Gentlemen, every day
A. n. TO
k9r Clas. Gentlemen, from 8 to O'Clock P.
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VOLUME VII,
DANCING-MUSIC.

4 SHOLONEL DE KORPONAY HAS THE m
honor Of informing bis friends and the public In Eenen ~
that on account Of the celebrated JHns Conoerte he
Obliged change his Dancing AGiemy frtm the Lecture Room H
Odd FeIoys Hail. TINT Of the Atfhancs B.utea Lower Lecture
Roon where hu will give hs lessons his usual dhyohday
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-12-20

&c.. with al their accompanying eps, tCanceE ex'
cepted) matter how severe or now iong slInihs'
The CathocoH far surpasses other remedies, ~ De'
ing more certain, less expensive, ana i9aVlhg tne
TEN in better condition. Let all interested call ana
obtain phamphlet (free) containing ample proof.
from the most sources. OF the oenenclal
suits of its use; together with letters from highly ex-
perienced Physicans, who have used I'D thcir prac'
tice and epeak from their own ohseryations.r MI.
NoTtcr 10 THE ,UsFoRruANrE FsMALE.-I feel It a
duty incumbent upon myself TO ,declare publicly the
great blessing Dr. anarchists Uterine Catholicon has
proved TO me. For two years my health was gmiscr-
able; WIS almost unable to walk. Physieians pro-
nounced my case falling OF the womb, extensive VI
ceFations, commencing with huor albus. The pains,
irritation prostraton, and the intolerabie fgt dis
charge rendered life burden. In this mtserabe CON
ditoi,t Dr. r. P. Eewland recommended DR.. Marchsi's
Uterine Cathoicon. After taking four bottles find
mvseIfp perfect health. Gratitude for my restoration
makes me ardently desire that all my sex alike unfOr
tunate may ind sure relief from this lnestimable med
ieine. s,i II ELIzkBETH A -HEwLAND. tdi q ~
lGT .g4sYHft ~ NO.19 West streets, Utica " .Ysis
The above statement Iknow to be true. N In s9d
F.P. NEwLAND, M. D., Utica, New York.
+-%-& / would be glad TO have afurtheF supply, q
will continue, as 1t has given felief1n every nstapff
where properly taken. HoMAsNkwMkE IN. y. A
II May 20d, 1854. sGiuifl IsMt.iVeFnon, me-
The CatholieOn Is doing good service here All Wy
patients that hayetried the medicine have peen nehs
fttedbut one-and that one nothing can heip: ,ile
| Truly Yours, 'sss WMs LAlRb HAzLETT, M D-9g
fully 9Th IaS4 4 II saast New Philadelphia u.
sPhamphlsts to be had grats at the store OF Cufu
Hatch Agent DFuxgist, RaveDna3 f9hio.n Sold bymos
ofthe loading Druggists IN the adjoining eoanses 80
| ost6bsr y, 1854. @nUm' Z ~
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Dentistry.

kSsTEa, ,DR. A. A. Harris has associat-
tlYTySaS5A IL cd with him in the practice of Den.
1IIIIbtistry, nr. j. e, Willis, and they have
fitted up rooms in the Phoenix BthcE- east end over
ing on the Dental business in its various branches,
TO offer generous public the latest improvement il
their profession.
As they are permanently located in Ravenna all those
wishing work doneb them can depend on aving the
work done in a proper manner: such as whole Sets
and mi with Gold Foil. crystazed Gold, Tin Foil
Teeth extracted with the use Of choroCorm without
They have appropriations destroying the nerve ofach
ing tcphs and will perform all other work incident
their profession.
We intontl to FREQ Ourselves from all imposition
practice by pretenders. We will be governed in ou
practice strictly by priuciple, and viii not knowingly
perform anJ operations wrong matter how strongl.
solicited or what the inducemcnt may be. . .....
All operations performed the teeth in our office
will be warranted and person is required to take OF
pay for work unless perfect satisfaction is given.
Raveena, March II, 1854. 455-n
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Removal. st' J..
RIFFIN g. BOSTWICK, Having re-


VI moved their Furniture to their new rooms in the
Phoenix Block, directly over Bostwick's dry goods
Store prepared to wait on their customers to any
Sofas from $25 to Jenny Lind, $58, Tete-e-teIe
ce face, suits the young exactly Mahogany chairs,
Marble Top Tables, Quartet and card tables, what not
stands, Piano Stools, foot stools, &c. u
Also, a fine lot Of Hall Stands, they are beauty.
Aso,a splendid lot oflooking Glasses, from Is to le.
Also, Pictures and Picture Frames
A fine lot Of Hair, Cotton, and Husk Mattresses,
our Hair Mattresses are manufactured In our own vi
cinity, (byMr. McLain, of Rootstown,) and We war
rant the Hair to be the first quality Ofong Horse Hair;
the Husk and cotton, coming into general use In
Also, plenty of Bedsteads with Hinkley's Suspen-
sion Bed Bottom These beds have now been thor.
ougbly tried and all who have used Them are pleased
with them, we have improved the bottom by making
them thicker than at rst we sell them now from %;
so, and upwards every person who would have o. d.
stead should buy at least for themselves, ana we
assure them they will buy no other after.
We have full assortment Of common furniture
cane scat chairs Of all kinds, flom 50 and upwards
bureaus from SO and upwards, Stands 8 so and up
wards, and some cord beds cheap If people VIII have
them, Tables 49, and other work in proportion. .sr
We have been at considerable expense IN hitting VI
our rooms, and we invite all to call and what we
have. We know can sell rs cheap, TO say the leas
of it. as in Cleveland elsewhere; II the people arc
satisfied that this is the case, will they sustain room
of this kind by purchasing at home. All work pur
chased in the village, viii be deiveredat the House
4 Rsvenna. n' March u, 1854 Ydgr7d ii iTpT4 4