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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
New Arrangement.

WM. ID. DURHAM, having purchased tho sntreint 9.
" OF Gillis, IN the late firm of Gillis & Durham wor
respectfully inform his friends and the public generally til
ne VIII continue the Boot Shoe and Leather business In
various branches the old and one door east Of the nc
Brick Block where be found all times the largest al
sorment or Boots and Shoes in Ravena embracing ever
variety OF style and supply ofole and Upper Leather Frenc
ea SKINS Morocco Linngs and most kinds of
nndng all of which will be sold at tho lowest possible g
urc for Cash or Ready Pay. @lEftAHFI9 m 1S'Sai1P
Cash paid for beef Hides and veal skins. al, RI, et
Fayenna, Jan. 0, 1854. WIN, d, DURHAH,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
January rs. 1854.

READY MADE CLOTHING A COST LESS COST.
HAVE on hand good assortment of Clothing de in Ra
1 VIENNA, which will be sold above stated. Heavy Over
Coats Light do Fine Sack do Common do. Fine Frocks do
Fine Dress do; Cashmere Satnet, Tweed and Full Cloth
Pants200 Pair; Black Satin Vests, Worsted Plaid do
simere do. Tweed do AN anxious dispose of all the
Ready Made Clothing, have hand and will sell the above
articles at less prices than the quality of Goods
bought in Ohio. Jan II, 1854. +. w. SEYMOUR.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
PREMIUM FIGURING MILL.

FhENHH y M ELVUhHNW MILD.
THE subscribers still doing business Mt the Ravenna
Summit Mills, and also in Campbellspor notwhstand-
ing the reports put circulation the propetors of Steam
Mills and Water Mills in this vicinity that have broke
down, and not doing custom business and
making -four the in every where
II is used. Our -four stands A. No. J. wherever known
and takes the premium all other Flour made, whenever
it exhibition. Families have -four made especially
for family use) delivered at their dwellings, the market
price, for first quality Our Flour is made from the ar
cle Of Wheat and make Flour from poor wheat thai
may be enabled to sell cheaper than neighbors
All orders promptly attendedto.
WHITTLESEY & BROTHER
CumpbelspOrt, Nov. 2sth, 1852
p. S-Cob Corn and all kinds of Grain ground
short nNtice nOv3Otf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
RnYennn. Anril I3t
G. HUMMEL'S
DENTISTRY.

asN DR.. A. A. HARRIS has associated with him
1881 in the practice of Dentistry, Dr. j. G. Willis
UITYYTYTand they have fitted up rooms in the P.pnix
%O-C Block, east end over Richardson's Hardware
Store for the purpose Of carrying the Dental business in its
various branches and to offer generous public the latest
improvement in their profession.
As they permanently located in Ravenna, oil those wish
ing work done by them depend having their work done
in proper manner such whole selts of Teeth minor
Setts partial Sets Teeth ceansed and fill with Gold Foil
crystalized Go Tin Foil, Teeth extracted with the Of
chorofom or without They have preparation for destroy
ing the of aching teeths and will perform all other work
incident to their profession. ....t s.
We intend to free ourselves from all mposons practice
by preteDders We will be in practice strictly
by prueple and will knowingly, perform any operations
wrong, matter how strongly solicited what the induce
ment may be.
All operations performed the teeth in office, will
warranted and person is required take pay for
unless perfect satisfaction is given.
Raveena March a. 1854. 4j5-tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
LIVER COMPLAINT, ..g
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDI.E. Chrome
OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF
THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES
.. ARISING FROM A DISORDERED
LIVER OR STOMA

MN ,S Iohspnto on, inward FILES, Funess of Blood
Disgust FOR Food Fuilress of Weight in the Stomach Snnr
Eructaons, Sinking Futtcrng the Pit of the Stomach
swimming OF the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing
Futterng at the Heart POSTURE Dmncs of Vision Dots r
Weos before the sight Fever and Dull Pain in tito Head
deficiency of Perpsirato Yelowucss of the Skin and Eys
Pain in The Side Back, Chest limbs, tc Sudden Flushes
of Heat Burning in the Flesh Constant maeinngs of
and Great Depression of Spirits -:l 7 E'N'fI rti'
Can be egecu0y carea6y Dr. HOofaRds Celebrated
PhiiadcipiG. ''''' -? % ~
Their power the above diseases not cxcollea il
quacd by any other preparation In the United Sates as
failed. - -aI--.7' I''', '' D''ei'S, ''' w
These Btcrs are worthy the attention Of nyuliJs Pos
sessing great virtues in the Rectcato diseases Of the
Liver and exercising the searching mowers
IN weakness and affections Of the digestive organs they are
wthal, safe, certain and pleasant. i4.'9s 'w g'lIy
READ AND CONVINCED. ...s
E. b. Perkins, Marietta Ohio Feb 90, 1851, said; "Your
B'ttorsare highly przed by those who have lem In
cas-: OF Liver Complaint of long standing which had re.
sisted the skill was entirely cured nv
the use Of Five BottIcs., -
o. L. Drake Freedom, Portage Co.. O. Apr 49, 1882 sad:
Inc German Bcrs sent last have vet come To
hand have been out ofe article for sometime tothe reat
detrlment Of nvalids 1t is medicine much thought Of and
b NJ Hutchinson, NJ. d., Bedford, Cuyahoga Co., O. Au-
gust 90, 1852, sad: "e Bers you shipped he in Nav last
are all Come think II good medicine, and am re-
it TO patients and friends (Which do for no
oh patent medcinc) You will please forward large SUP
s. French, Wooster Ohio Nov 30 1880 said. aI h,y.
used some treo or four bottles of Hoofands German
for Dyspepsia and have dery great benefit from their
believe them to be good for all diseases for which they are
w. Orr, Wooster, Ohio. October sd, 1852 snd .sYou
asked me my opinion of the German Btters. have used
sane mt think they ha very best remedy extabt for
the above complants-they decidedly adraaee
proprietary medicines of the day.'' 49, '.|H78 ~
These lfors vEaETABLE Then neper Drox-
atc inc system, but iaUig0rateit 10. "
Sol Sold BY L Swi h RaSsnna O. Il Drake Frccdom;J
4 z
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
Fanny Welty }
Divorce.

NHE defendant will take notice that the Plaintiff filed her
petition in the Court of Common Pleas, of Portage
county, Ohio the 18th day of October A. d. 1852 Pray
ing to be Divorced from him the defendant cause ayerred
wu absence for than three years. gross neglect of d
ty, extreme cruelty and adultery. FANNY WELTy
Ravenna, April 4, 1854. 459-8w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
SASH AND BLINDS.

THE subscribers keep constantly hand Window Sash Of
nearly all sizes in the and
substantial manner, and will make to order Blinds the
shortest notice. They invite those in want of these articles
70 call and examine their manufactures before purchasing
elsewhere.
Shop few rods directly North of Union Block Par
mele's Steam Mill. BR0WN& SPARR.
RaVenna. Jan, 81, 1854
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
Henry Demmy's Estate,

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber has been an
pointed and qualified administrator on the estate Of
Henry Denny late Of eued, Portage county Ohio deceas
eds Dated q sufasid, mis- . day Of April A. b. 1851
+. ~ 'soz-sw ~ WILLIAM PAULUs.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10

THE defenden will take notice that the plaintiff fled his
petition 10 said Court of Common Pleas, the 10th day
OF January 1854 praying for partition in the following piece
or parcel OF andI situate in the township Charesown
In the said county OF Portage, known being part of LOT
number being the middle OF the south part Of
said lot: bounded on the north by land formerly owned by
Joseph James and Turner Chapel the east by land
owned by Turner Chapel and Noah Wcu the south and
west by highway, containing IS and of an
Of land. which petition will be heard at the June term
of said Courtnext TO be holden. ~. b. III
Ravenna, April o. 1854 8. STRAwprp pR At,,v
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
Hatch, On Main street,

TIAS received his spring supply of medicines paints oils
and dye sgts and is prepared supply pure dry
iead lead ground OIL spirits urpentne. insee oil brushes
&C., to painters and builders right Kind of terms The
SICK and afflicted can find at his store all the choice kinds Of
medicines usually called for Doctors supplied usual
FeI! low rates ior cash, tbat being the motto. tf4l2
DURE Dry White Lead; also best quality Zine Paint for
april ~ salc at SwIFTs
0sGooD'S Choagogue, MeKenzie's Febrlfuge Sills Pe
Fever and Ague Vegetable Specific pan
Killer Hibbards Wild cherry Biters HooHands Dyspepsia
Diuers nutching's Dyspepsia Biters Trasks Ointment
Soane ointment, McAltster's ointment German ointment
&c. For sale by T. SWIFT
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
G.F,GreenNCO.

Gs II. Green &CO.
Manufacturers Of Melode-
ons, Ravenna, Ohio.
We wish 10 call The at
tentlon Of all who would
like 70 pRrchase a good in
stFument, without paving
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
Head 4 ClarkSOM'S
Commercial College,


s. e. Cor. Main and 4th ,Sts., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Full course of Instructions, = $4,000.
Extracting, Business Penmanship; Double Entry Book
Keeping applied to all kinds of Mercantile Mechanical
and Professional Business Commercial Calculations Lee
lures on Mercantile Transactions; Poll Economy, &c
" Pupils enter at any time and complete the
nrom eight to twelve weeks. ly-4sl
ID A. BAIRD tenders his sincere and grateful thanks tho
1Cs citizens of Ravena, and adjoining towns, for their lib
era patronage for the past year, the time assuring
them that pains will be spared to merit continuance of the
by choice selection Of goods the lowest possible
Silver Ware, Watches and JeWeIry
NEW assortment receiyedeyery two weeks, direct from
n the hands of Importers and Manufacturers purchased in
quantities and at prices supply the trade consequently the
newest styles always received in due time and for sale at the
owest rates. Pedars supplied with any of the above named
as low prices at Cleveland, Pittsburgh Cincinnati
JeWelry.
T R. Baird & Co.'s, be found 1at all times large
n and well selected stock of Jewey, of every description,
and selling at the lowest possible rates.
N B. Samples of the newest styles received every week.
from the manufactures at the East consequently the
and most approved st! lie: always on hand.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
VprMlin DESTROYED.

WITHOUT FAIL IN ANY Observation-Disclosures Ver.
~ min Destroyer promisesa complete riddance of Rats.
mice, bedDugs and all other Vermin The articles included
in this composition in themselves very Innocent contain
ing not particle of poison but when combined create
gas which eXplode the stomach uent destroys
article becomes neusrazed and will affect nothing thereafter
stances. For sale by |. SWIFT, Ravcnma.
Price 9 5ceuts hoy
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
A Splendid Lot of CIOtE.img.

Joseph Acorn, IN SWs Building opposite the Court House
receiving the largest and best selected assortment of
Clothing ever offered in this county, consisting Coats,
Pants, Vests and Gents Furnishing Goods, every syle and
quality which he determined to sell prices which canno
fail to snit purchasers.
Raven.a, April IL, 1889 ....-.. InS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
William S. Hunt,

William S. Hunt, |
1
Lyman Jones,
Lucy Jones, In the Court of Common Pleas of
Lyman Stephenson, Portage County, Ohio
Roxy Stephenson, .....
Calep Damon,
Goodae Damon,
SaP
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10

-. new EEFIns 9t f3lN8 q. e,,if3
subscribers have this day entered into
Tor tue purpose Of carrying the Stoye Copper, Tin
heet Iron and Brass Foundry business atthe old stand Of
y haws6n, and also the store formerly BY O. A. P
KIN We hope by keeping good assortment OF wares and
close attention TO business to merit liberal share Of
nge. at.4 {5 l@f5eaf, !. .f{ i.F A. w REGK kFT.'
Ravenna. Aug. II, 1859. 1881 S. RAWEnN. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10

ISAAC SWIFT,
Dealer Drugs and Medicines north side of Public Square
Rayenna, Ohio.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10

.-s CURTIS HATCH,
Dealer Drugs and Medicines, together with Four, salt
in Seymours Block, Ravenna, Ohio.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-10
NNltiCe.

ID A. BAIRD having formed co-partnership with j.
Gs Dewey of Franklin, will continue business before,
at the old stand in Aliens Block under the and firm of
R. Baird q Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-07
RIC H III 0ND, VA:
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1854.
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Enquirer of yesterday devotes leader to
the Types of Mankind by Messrs. Mott & Gid
don, the book which the Wing lately called " the
book Of the age" The Enquirer does not have
the same high regard for it, and looks upon it
atemptto smuggle infdelity into the boscms of our
people under the guise of mere science. The
views of Mott & Gliddon have probably been adop-
ted by mary, the more readily because they seem
to favor the system of slavery But that system
says the Enquirer) needs not such defenders
especially if the Bible is to be the price it must pay
for them. The Bible is now the grand object oi
attack from abolitionists, because they know it
Is the bulwark of Southern principles, and the
platform on which all conservative men stand
North and South. Destroy the Bible, and you lay
bare the citadel Of our strength to our foes.
The Hhig has an editorial headed /" The Admin.
istraton and the Elections, in which it ia stated
that in almost every election that has taken place
since the spring elections of lS53 the Administre
ton has met with defeat. The Whig however has
no heart to exut over them, but chronicles them
among the events of the day After alluding brief
~ to States which have fallen into the opposition
line, the Wing Gays, even New Hampshire has
boited and in support of this statement refers to
the split in the N. II. Legislature upon the Sena-
torIal election and the recent election of State Pin-
ter, wherein the editor of the ~ Fl. Patriot was
thrown overheard. "When the New Hampshire
Patriot goes by the board and the New Hampshire
democracy bolt, times are getting squally sure
enough with the Administration party"
The Penny Post, in an editorial upon the subject
OF Reformes," remarks that though it is unwil.
ling to adopt the untenabIe positions of Mr. MitcheI
with regard to the relative condition Of the present
and past ages of the world it is equally far from
believing that all change is improvement or that,
In some respects, even retrograde movements
may not have been made during the 10Th century,;
ana IN support of this position the Post alludes to
the ofrepeated acts of lawlessaess that mar the
fair eScutcheon of our country's judicial history,
ana to the disposition to accomplish reforms by a
sudden and Wholesale movement, instead of by
tRat gradual reormatory process which will ensure
permanency as well as thoroughness to what is
oone. 1t becomes us well to consider what reforms
are really needed before rush into the adoption
OF any new or visionary scheme So long as the
people remain virtuous, however, we may hope to
see excesses avoided as well of mad fanaticism as
of new and untried systems and tenets, whether in
philosophy, morals or religion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-07
THE WEATHER L.

CONCORD, N. H.. July 5.-The weather is in.
.ensey not the thermometer standing at 100 in the
NEW YonK, July 5.-Yesterday was said IN h.
tne hottest day in the year. To day the thermore.
Ter Is getting up fast towards 100 degrees
BosToN, July 5.-We had intensely hot weather
the shade. IN
Owing to the heat, the Floral and other process
sions were less full than usual. Several members
OF the First Regiment of Infantry, acting as an
escort TO the procession fell down in the street
from the effects of the heat
PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-The heat yesterday here
greatly exceeded that OF any previous day this
season. This morning the thermometer was 90 in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-07
GRAssHopPERs AND ToBAcco.-The Cattaragu;

IN y Wing Is Responsible Tor the following:
Grasshoppers are very thick, and are proving
exceedingly destructive in Chautauque-at least,
we Judge they are from the following story told US
by a farmer OF that county, whom we saw few
days since at Dunkirk. Said he, ''This spring, as
an experiment devoted about an acre OF land to
the growth of tobacco The crop did finely, and in
short space OF time the plants had attained to the
height of nearly FIVE inches. Business called me
to buffalo was gone just two days; but in that
brief period every yestige OF my tobecco had been
destroyed by the grasshoppers; and, sir, incredi.
BILE as it may seem, one large, hungry-looking
specimen of the marauders, whom saw sitting
upon a stump as / entered the field, actually had
the audacity to ask me for the chez Rad IN my
mouth :" We collapsed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-07
RIOT AND MIIRDER

fHlLADELPHIA, July, 5.-Mchael Roe, the keep
er OF a Lager Beer Saloon. near the ScbuvIki IN
water Works, was killed this afternoon during a
not In which his house was torn out The diff.
euity occurred in another saloon in the neiehbor.
hooa. poilce officer was attacked whilst endea.
yoring to quell the riot He fired and re.reated to
hoes House. The mob pursued him and attacked
sne Il mousse They killed Roe and beat the officer
ihomas Nairn, one of the rioters was shot in the
mead. he aud two others are in custody
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-07

WILLIAM WEIGERr, found guilty of shooting
Charles Gushing, on Saturday last was sentenced
to be hung ON the 18th of August next, at Lexine,
ton, Ky The difficulty between Weigert ana
Cushing was occasioned by the wife OF Welgert
taking offence at very trivial matter. and com
planned to her husband. Her inconsiderate con-
duct has caused the death Of Cushing, the conS,e-
tion OF her husband for murder, and probably de-
stroyed her own peace of mind during lite.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-07
RIOT AND BLOODSHED

MANCHESTER, N. H., July Son the merning of
the Fourth, fight took place between large party
vi americans ana irishnen. The latter were rout-
ed, and twelve fifteen of their houses gutted and
the furniture destroyed. The Americans then at
tackled the Catholic Church and broke all the win.
dows, when the authorities and police stopped the
riot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-07

Madame Sontag, the Freeman's Journal tells u.s.
was devoted Roman Catholic, and in that connec.
ton the world never knew half her excellence
Her private charities were unbounded but never
ostentatious. Her left hand never knew what her
right did She never forgot or neglected her rei-
gious duties
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-07
iy S--d1m

FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic, prepared by
John johnson, has surpassed all other eparations
for the hair 1t acts like magic in eradicating Dam
druf and curing eruptions of the head, which is so
prevalent among children during the Summer season
But above all it is wonderful in preventing greyness
stop its progress nor there any for the
hair that is equal Fletchers in dressing hair. 1t
impsrts to the hair rich and healthy appearance
or two applications week being sufficient to keep
in healthy state No ladies' toilet should be with
out bottle 1t be had as heretofore, by apply
ing at A. DUVALiS, Messrs. BENNETT BEERS,
WIN. .ADCOCK CO., Main street, and to Messrs
THOMAS i TAYLOR and JOHN H. BLAIR, Bird
street; at the SALOON, under the American Ho-
tel.
No charge far n 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-07

Count Mazarelli, who was exilod from Rome In
184a for his aid to the republican struggle, 10 now
cutivating q fine farm, near Beileviile iilinois,
where with his family, he has settled down plain
citizen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-07
CHAPMAN'S GUARDIAN vs. CHAP.

~ MANS.-NOTICE.-ToR Rebecca B. Chapman,
John B. Randolph, Francis A Dickens and Margaret
Dickens his wife, Albert L. White and Harriet White
his wife, and Henry P Randolph.
You viii! please take notice that shall proceed on
the 18th day of July next, at the Office of Jno NJ.
rise and sunset of the day named to take the depo.
stions of Jesse Snead and Others to be read evil
dence in the above named suit pending in the Circuit
Court OF Henrico and in which plaintiff and you
and others are defendants. If fiom any cause the
taking Of the said depositious should not be COM
pleted, on the day above named the taking of ths
same will be continued from day to day until they
all taken JOHN M. PATTON
Guardian of G. r and +. l.. Chapman.
Richmond. June p. 1851 2S-Iau1uE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-07

I.W Gulick, scene painter, engaged at Fosters
theatre In Pittshurg last season. has BY the death
OF relative In England, become sole heir TO an
estate valued at $200,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-07

EscAPED.-Francis Shelby, who was recently
arrested in Cincinnati upon complaint of his wife,
Melinda A. Shelby, charging him with adultery
and incestuous intercourse with his stepdaughter,
Martha M. Netterfed struck down his guard with
glass tumbler on Saturday last and made his
escape Martha Netterfeld has been sent to the
House of Refuge at the request and expense Of her
mother. The girl is nearly fifteen years of age,
and is remarkably good looking. She has, it is
said. confessed to the truth of the charge, and
would herself have testified against Shelby. The
mother is also fine, handsome looking woman
Another daughter, only twelve years old, has, she
AYERS, had overtures made to her by Shelby to
run off from her mothers friends and place herself
under his protection. monster who would Sc,
duce two sisters, and they of such tender age
moreover the children Of his own wife, is unfit to
live
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,

" The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined I f~f
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THOS. LEONARD.
NOTICE TO LADIES.-We

NOTICE TO LADIES.--We
esf<ssssA prepared to shew the Ladies larger,
finer and more varied stock of SHOES, CATERS,
exhibited in this city We will call their especial
attention to the following: En-
Best black Cater Boots McCurdy's make.
Do. do. de. own make, Sl.75.
Brown Cater Boots, Si.75.
Light cord do. Sl.75.
Black Brown and Light Caters si.55.
English Kid Slippers, best quality.
Call, Ladies' at the LADIES SALOON" and you
will be very find what you want and at prices
that will be satisfactory. WHITE 4 PAGE,
my yla No. 73 MaiDsss.
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A CARD.-I hereby certify that the

a CARD.-I hereby certify that the
ADruas and Medicines in the store of A. A. Georgs
l. Co., No. 222, Broad street, of 4th, formerly
occupied by myself. perfectly fresh and of the
very best quality, having bad large stock previous
to my leaving that store. Also, large assortment of
Fancy Articles including French, German and Amer
Brushes Combs and of th largest assorments Of
Fancy Soaps, Pomsdes aud Hair Oils, Tooth Pow
ders and Fancy Boxes.
A. A. George Co. are agents for my ceIebrsted
Cough Mixture, which can also be had at my offics
o Governor street.
ie 20 THOS. LEONARD.