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hereby Mr.. Willard No. Congress street.
sale United States
Of America. CHARLES FkoDpHAMs
Aps1
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Georgetown Female Seminary, Georgetown, ID. q.
This institution few pupils be
admitted family. Terms for boarding pupils S4o
session Of 10 months, payable half yearly, In advance.
French, music, and drawing, &c, extra.
Day pupis from IS to $40 per quarter in advance.
Catalogues be had on application 10 the principal
WILLIAM J. CLARK,
Oct 25-dinlstan Principal
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Collectors once, November z, 1893.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS -Nolics Is hereby
IN indebted corporation
Sst DAP OF Deosmber
be enforce collection
advertisement sale Of the property, according to law
Nov 9--3fawd L. j. ROCHE, Collector
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rns New Sorx Liverpool Unsssd ssss>s MAIL
Steamers.
The ships comprising this line are;
CapN CenesooH'
crA~ These ships having been built BY conrac 81
pressy for SERVICE every care has eeen
dXk In their engines,
70 insure strength speeA and their sccesnno-
unequalled fot elegance and coS
pAssage from New York Liverpool In fs cabin, o
Exclusive $40
From Liv erpool % New York. 4 % and E2D.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each Ship
No bertha be secured until paid for.
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Orphans' Court, December I0. 1853.
Dussiat d Columbia, Washington county, - wit
IN Mary toa Of Dan
~ s.as dsces.sd The .dmins',,i. aforesaid has with the
.sS ss.s1sy he I'm Of January next for the
1tss0. % the Of .aia deceased Of The asset. in
where a. .s cred.o and he'll, % SAID deceased a5e
their properly law be
.1:S S =. a ps.fsd e !" s:
'ssAs NJ s.y :, January ner. nm ~ ROACH
tn. ee,y-r..,. ED. N. RoACH,
nee I1-iaw3ws Register Of Wills.
sal9g 9gss8s Un,vsrs,sy Of Georgia,
rs trustees Of hi. nstiu,ion w on the January next
ocsss;sssS y the re.'sns,ion Mscsy;
ne psosss.os be his duties without
salary per an .yss Rev 4 Church D. D.
tesg ~ tAs Chairman Presidential COMMITTEES.
Dvsh-iaw3~ tins'l
IN - matter Of Elizabeth Leigh, de-
ssesst = hs Orphan court for Baltimore city MARYLAND
s sy e D ss . .ss s.sss ssn
ss... sss before nc Ioh DAY :, June
..,s Ss.ssass ofss actor general assembly, Mary
Issa afi@s, chapssrl1r
Dscs4-lawam Administrators Of Elizabeth Leigh
Great match Rsan,ns n.ss. 20, 500, over Column
THERE win - ssash rses $500, course
2sAaY November ad Issa at O'Clock precisely H'a''
7.yJ4 sss.ss ) & John o..h.m.
X Hal s...u s.nt. Anna. =, So, ., j
S anA Gzsat spor may expected The Of
ID ess D. following puss, as cent entrance, three
~ 4ioo Sds wednesday, November aad--one mile
fssN 5AAsr thursday, November a.a,wo mile. and
4 s5po tos radAy novrmAer a5sb-our repeat,
5ss.s .s n.1se BY Friday, November sd,
9Ssssssc. having rsss in .. u.el, and mad. oh.r i'm
w16 I'd Is Ssss acccmmodsussS man hose
IT, 1-gs-..sg e. CYRUS MARTIN,
Mov I0-S1Wt10hFeb Proui
~ EDWARD II. CARMICHAEL, sror. visuans.,
D - srofsssionsi citizens wsshnsson
N rsIaee aaA ocs llah street. adjonDs the Hvins
noes1 49, 800 ------- -----------------
= Avn E0rrOE-sIDNEY g. BAXTER, lsto attorney general
va EHssss il supsme the United States, the
eos6 Of Columbia, and attend to any professional
o. : Sssmisoas new building ~ efpsnn'yva,
VIA. r. j. Anen Hon. WIN Daniel
- n,ehard Moncure. Hon. g. u. samueis,
HON: g. n Lee q The Court efAppes',y o. Virginia
ia - senator's and members Of Congress from Virginia
JskSn-NAswAw -. --------4--------
n3RME, Professor French spanish, and German Ian
j. maeos, House, Mrs DAVIES between * and eh
sasIGI kspaAyivaaia avenue, south side.
mo ~ WHOM III MAY CONCERN. undersigned
I've .ssss ~ ~. ~. 81 vsai. mi.
lsnd WTspt 600 Of land 20 Peter Boot, and
so ~ ..Ssss, 81 ,ss eornsas vsns
vc during the IN said cortnsnss lire
Ssv & sssser iss duplicate said minors,
wk ~ duplicate has also been lost or m'a snd
20. s.ss Is.a cs. 4 |sssissoa
% OILY sS, S q an 80 sGsn provisions
= a. ssssAccn Virginia land approved hs9,
su-aewAs
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NEW York. May 2d. pss3--The undersigned
IN ONCE No ~ William (Merohsnts'
for transaction of general brokerage business
Bank insurance. mining, railroad government State, and cit
securities bought and sold,
rrcmsvory bill. Of and loans negcts,ed
May lp-du EMANUEL r. HART,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
n GREAT EAsTERM
Clothing Emporium!
d. NEUBERGER.

No. B Union Block, Honton Ohio,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER
IN READY MADE CLOlHlNG. !.
THE subscriber would call the attention Of
the citizens Of lronion aud the adjoining coun-
ty TO his stock OF Summer and Fall REA DY
MADE CLOTHING, consisting in pait OF
OvERCOATS, Of every description, FINE
BLACK FR0CK. DRESS, and SACK COATS.
BLACK CLOTH and FAM Y, CiSSIME ERE
PANTALooNs, BLACK SATIN and FANCY
VESTS, Gents fine Shirt Collars, Handker.
chiefs, UndersLir's and Drawers, Boots aud
Shoes, Kossuth Hats. Caps, Umbrellas, Carpet
Sacks, &c. &c. us sI.t aiaa a..t.4a
] will keep up general assortment of every
variety Of Ready Made Clothing usually called
for, which will sell 10 those who may favor me
with their custom CHEAPER THAN EVER
BEFORE SOLD in this TOWN. il, ,.s.,..ft z
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, will find il 10
their advantage 10 purchase Of me. as can sup
ply them on bctierlc ms than they can purchase
elsewhere. -...t
Give me call, | examine my stock befnre
purchasing; anu atisfy yourselves Of the nd.
vantage 10 be gaiEed BY purchasing good ar.
iicie at u reduced price. - ~: '1.h
r.. q NECBERGER.
~
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
PopILAR FAMILY MfDICfx rs.
SGLD .BI M0xLEYsA BlRDER.

AYERS cherry Pecto,sI. ls7.,s: 4.
Roe,,.s Sy,,,n of L;yerwort snil Tar. !.
SsilcI.s Pills. cough Eyrup and Venujfuee,
Ja,ners 8 Snnativey fiiIs HsuePilIs Tur,l,
ye,rlif,re. Ntrrotiye. Expecforant cnrmina.
Tive Halsa,n flair Tonic md Ilsjr Dive
/ 'WfSlar. 4, Rnlsnn or Wild cherry. ""''
Giiysotps Yellow Dock and sarsaparilla.
Townsrnd,s Sorsapori,la. l..
Osgood's India cloiagogue. =, ....-, 3.
Osyreuatcd Dittcrs. a sure cure for Dyspep-
sls. 'SrY.f n 'iNA51g ~ tsi =
" Pery Davis,s Pain K,lle,, ..f'' .-as ~
,Daiicy's Pain ExtIacter. ~ s,.s e., 2
McAlister.y Ointment nd Solar Tjucturc.
McIaae's celebrated pills and yrImi(uve, !.
,Radwuy's Ready relief. ~ ~ ''
C;regory's Instant cure of Pain. KY
ChrIstie's GaIyanic Belts, Necklaces. Brace
lets, and Maensiic Fluid, .ls,.,.. ...to,.
Mexican Mustang Liniment. sss
Brandretlrs Vegetable Universal Pills.
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills. : 49, :.
4 .maec's Sugar coated Anti. Bilious Pulls.
Smiths Sugar coated Pills. l....s,
Farrelrs Arabian Liniment.
John Butts Improved Syrup of sarsoparilla.
Ilowes Shaker SarsaprriIia and Cough Can.
dy. a.,s- 4{mSH ,sf'rL1 ~.
Hollands German Bitters. a.. 1, g.
,Weayrr,s Cankcr and Salt Rlcnm Syrup.
Smiths Tonic Syrup, for Feve: and Ague.
Buffers Nerve and Bone Linimcnt. .
Barrels Indian Linlment. n. b. -u.s7
Sheaman's poor mans plaster. . -..rt.s
Hays Linime,,t for the Piles. 7y -
Yobensack,s Worm Syrup and Pills.
Mclntoslrs Balsam oflndian Suuaw Root.
Cherry Cordial, for Diarrhoea and Dysentery.
!. Hutchin's Dyspepsia Bilters. - -. 1s,'7
.Graefenbers Pills, Sarsanarilla and Chill.
dren Panacea.
Durkie's Green Mountain Ointment.
Hibbard's Family Pill and Circassian Bo,m
Holloway Tonic Bitters and Extract of in.
maica Ginger. ~ 80 -
Shepherds Sarsaparilla.
Rowaud's Telegram pills. Tonic M;xt,,r,
and SyIup of Blackberry Root,
Bakers Pain Panacca. s-F s-r.
Powers Plasters, new and superior article
Aauebn's Li,bontriptc Mixture. 81, u
Jackson's Pills and Eypectorant.
Brout's puI. Balsam and Purifying Extract
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
'cafE5 eASH 3fSlEFEk Z SroRE.
.s.,..,iassAT MARIeH saae. 4 i 4

q U -
yA.yteso@. 1,
IN; \ sss;s Q: sis,s s,;,,, Z,
||S s.'s'''lG 'ss3 s ss.si; {.
Sssss': Ss.ss fs fsss sass r isi;i; essl;ss.
Ms.iaoe-, ~ LmSss 1'stcSsd Masiias.
Tatls c.stbsi ia n,lt, Shawl BahAleschfs
Cation yshs am Batting g. ~ y. q.
AN ASSO ORTMENT OF CLOTHING.
Cjnsisiihg OF C,a;s At nom si,25 70 els,
vests nom - cents 80; Pants from u 10 ",
aiso Ind 6hfiirh and pysweis, /, !
| g "a "a STOCK. OF GROCERIES,. ~
c ,nsistins partly of 3!
,psewn L y bite sugars, Molassea, 7. Hyson,
A.sp;ce, pi ppef, Gunpos der, lntesiaI,
Cinasnaon, Cloves md Black Teas, Z, (
Nutn.ses, Riee, MsckeTsl, Cod6sh,
White eYh 4 Herring. PDwdef Shot 4 Lead
Indigo. sAd Coloriny materials OF every variety.
Also Coniectionsries OF all kinda.
CUTIE y, Kaiyes 4 Folks pen and pocket
knivsa o, aIi descriptions, RaroTs and Slrops,
with shaving materisls.ll N.
eLAs6WA1x, Looking Clauses Window
Glass, TumLlers. rnclasses Cans Preserve dish
rs. waves and Glass Lanterns nall kinds. Also
a large and selected sssounsnt Of ousensvars,
BOOTS AND SHOES, "a i
They have large Stock Of Boots and Shoes.
Consisting of Men's DoyS Woynen's aud Chila
drelas Boo,s aud Shoes, Coarse and Fine, also
Gaitew Slippcrs. India Rhbbehs&c.
LlQC0R6.-They keep choice distilled Spr-
its. consisting Of Brandy, MonoiVahela Wlris-
, Leo Ex.o md ns,v~o T.,pf, Mine CAaa
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
SHOES

BARGAINS! ,BARGAlNS!!
T1NHE subscriber wishes to inform his custo-
j mers aud the public generally, that he has
received an assortment Of -
LADIES GEaTLEKEN's AND GuILDRES's
l. BOOTS AND SH o ES,
Consisting of t 5
Mems French Morocco Boots;
Three Quarter Boots; a ~
Jenny Lind Double SoleShoes; ~
Jenny Lind Slippers; As
4 Ladies' Fancy Boots, Misses do; a..
Childrcns Shocs--all sorts andisizes; -
,r, BIen's congress Boots, warranted; D.
Boys Boots and Shoes, at rednc1 prCes;
All of which viii be sold al greatly reduced
prices for cash. 7e '-s IS
He has also received choice lot Of
HILAD E l. p H1A& FIR y N G ii
'''f' % CALFSKlNS, "a
Which he will makeup tn order, on short no.
tce, IN style not TO be excelled in lronton or
elsewhere Tor neatness and durability. VII
persons in waut Of any articles in his line are
invited TO call and examine his
stock befJlc going elsewhere.
RICHARD o. EVANS.
Ironton, June IA, 1883.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
NEW BOOT & SHOE
M A IL u FACT @ RY i,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,

IHON y -Nt OHIU'
~ds, BISHOP & PERLEY, would announce
kB to the citizens ofIronton, and Of The
~ entire Furnace Region, taat they have
just opened Boot & Shoe establishment, in
lronton, for the manufacture and sale Of every
description of Doots q Shoes, al Wholesale
and Retail. Work Of their own manufacture
will be nude of the very best stock, and in the
most substantial and workmanlike manner.-
They will also keed constantly on hand large
stock Of Earstern work, which will be sold on as
reasonable terms as can be purchased in Gin
cinnati. H.
Furnace men and Merchants arc earncsly in
vited to an examination Of their stock, as it is
firmly believed that pc, feot satisfaction can be
given them,
Custom Boots and Shoes made to hrder, also
repairing executed at short notice. +
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28

Z BLACKSMlTHS' TOOLS-Anvils,
Bellows, Visses, Stock and Dies, Horse and Ok
Shoe Nails, Rhsps, Sledges etc. 81,
SHOEMAKERs' T0oLs-Alls, Peg
Fionts, Punches Pinches, Patent Haf,s, Ham
mers. Knives etc. ETC., for sale BY D,$K. Z
fFlN, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, ana
i Steanl Pipes made to orderr D. SK.
ise Patent Door Spring
!, A. NEW article for ciasing doors an feates,
IA fof sale ebyps BtKEt KlNGSBURY,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28

STOVES AND TRIMMINGS.
"OOD and Coal Cook Stoves, different 81 /.
w 'zes, kept constantly on band. We have
sold large quantity of the Coal Cook Stoves
and can recommend them to be superior arti-
clo also stoves suited for parors, sitting rooms
and Offices, Crates and Fronts from SO to sic,
for sale by ,,.-...a--- D.& K.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
i'I7 S.DgS IND 81 1! sOlg EAYs :
No 4 Buckeye Block, Front Street,
q pO.RTsMWl JT!u OHIO,

PURCHASERS will find ut my store d larg
and complete assortment OF fMisceliapeo,,s, Maw
Medical, Classical end aommon Schools Books,
Together with a full stock OF Staple and fancy
STATIONARY N Y,e4lfT
,A,moments reflection will convince rny one
that can offer inducements to Book buyers
fully equal toiCincinnatti or any other point in
this region buy in the same Markets in Phil
adelphia and New York with them, whilst the
expenses Of conducting. business is not one
fourth in Portsmouth What il is in the larger cit
les, aud which the buyer has to pay in the end.
The difference in time, the cost Of tronsporta..
ton. with the advantage OF procuring in small
quantities., makes it more economical as well
more expeditions TO purchase OF mo. .,oi'i ~
IN connexion with my store have large
Book Rindery,
Where BLANK BOOKS OF any size or stvle
Of Ruling and ofsuperior quality may be obtain
ed at the shortest notice. Magazines, News.
papcrs& c., Bound to Pattern. X s, ,cs
Coun,ry Dealers, aud Private Libraries, sup
piled at the very lowest rates, in large and small
quantities shall be happy to receive orders
a%'irlns those who send, that they shall be
hiled promptly. 7'
80 JAS STEPHENsoN.
Book seller and Stationc No. a P,,key
Block Front street, PorisinouthOh,o.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28

N Tools.
CARPENTERS TOOLS general assort.
\ ment of Bench, Moulding and Growing
Planes. Saws, Hammers, Hatchcts, Adzes
Broad Axes. Rules, Levels, Augers, Bits, CHS
sells, and In, short every tool that carpenter
wants.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28

FOR. plAla spR ING pRAjDE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-28

MELANHoLy SUIclDE.-A correspondent of the
Portsmouth Tribune, writing from Circleville
under date of June 9th, gives the following graph
ic account ofthe suicide of a young lady named
FuLLFE, who was living with a Mr.. Brown, in
Darbyville, Pickaway county:
"a young lady living with Mr.. Brown, in
Darbyville, drowned herself in Darby creek yes
terday. Itseems young man had been paying
his addresses to her for some time! on that day
ne sent note to her by Mrs. Brown advising her
that ne did not intend to marry her, and was about
to leave the place. She read, and exclaimed,
my God,what will become of mel" She crossed
the street, passed through house without notic-
ing the family, rushed up stairs where the false
one was at work, and caught him round the neck
kissed him--said she had come to bid him
long farewell. She then ran across a field, and
plunged into water fifteen feet deep. A man
pioWing near by, supposing something was wrong,
ran alter her, but only reached it in time to see
the bubble where she had sank. She was taken
out in about two hours
"The young man Aed to escape the indians.
tion OF a deeply sympathizing community. HeI
will no doubt realize that he cannot escape tbe /
bitter recollection of the irreparable wrong done
his unsuspectng victim"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-28
From the Liverpool Northern Times
Char meter Of Russian Soldiers.

An Austrian officer Of rank who has had many
opportunities Of seeing the Russians in action,
speaks in the highest possible terms of the stoi.
cal courage which they display. One great fault
of their SYSTEM however, is, that little or no dis
cretionary power is left to the subordinate com.
manders, and the consequence is, that innumera.
BILE lives are unnecessarily sacrificed during a
campaign, simply because the instructions ISSUED
must be executed to the very letter. During the
war in 1919, Russian regiment was exposed to
most murderous fire from Hungarian battery
which might have been altogether avoided if the
men had been drawn a little to the right, where
the ground was lower. The circumstance was
pointed out to the colonel but he replied that be
could not move his regiment, as he had received
orders from the commander of the corps to re-
main where he was until further orders. "In a
pitched battle, on good open ground" says the
Austrian officer, 81 would back 100000 Rus
SLAMS against an equal number of men of any
other nation. The fact is, that Russians acting
in large masses cannot be made to run; ever such
large gaps may be made in their ranks, and they
are filled up with a caImness and precision which
is perfectly astonishing. Strange to say, the
very perfection of their training makes these
same men inferior troops on ground which is
much couptrt, (ntersected by natural obstacles
On such terrain, where they can no longer act
as mere machines, they are helpless, irresolute,
and easily thrown into disorder"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-28
CO-PARTNERSHIp
TO THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR,

M RS. Z. T. RICHARDSON takes pleasure in Informing
WI the ladies' Of Ravenna and vicinity, that she is nov
opening splendid assortment of Millinery the Spring and
summer trade She has just received her Pattern
aect from New York. wtha beautiful variety of French En-
brdered Collars ChemseEts, Underseeyes Handk
suchas have never been brought TO this city, She will Keen
constantly on hand superior quality of Mohar Ms Gloves
rams French Lace and Tuscan Bonnets, with variety of
yited TO call. 80 -
Particular attention will be paid TO Cleaning and Dressing
over all kinds of Straw and Tuscan Bonncts in the most
Fasonabie shape She thinks long experience in this
branch OF business will enable her TO give entire ss
mhkng and will learn any Of the ladies to Cut and 1T
aosSotdng to Fowler's new improved model. n
b As she has been disappointed in not having Rooms
% Block this Spring. she will remain for the pres
sd Essidenee on Main street, about fifty rods East Of
Ravenna, MAY l. 1874 Il
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-28

A MODEL CERTIr1cATE.-The following certifi-
cate outdoes the 'Panaceas,' 'Syrups' and Mag
netic' nostrums which usually work such aston
ishing miracles in the way of cures upon the con-
ceited and credulous people:
Dear Doctor: will be lO5 years old next Oc-
tober, For 81 years have been an invalid, un-
able to move except when stirred with a lever;
but year ago last Thursday.I heard of the Gran
ocular Syrup. bought bottle, smelt of the
cork, and found myself new man. | can now
run twelve-and-a-half miles an hour, and throw
nineteen double somcrsets without stopping.
P. S.-A little of your Alicumstoutum salve
applied to wooden leg, reduced compound
fracture in fifteen minutes, and is now covering
the limb with fresh article of white gum pine
bark.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-28

LAND MoNoPoLY.--Jacob Strawn's homes,s,d j
in Illinois consists of ten thousand acres. The
number of acres of corn he has this year. is TWEEN.
ty-three hundred. This, at forty bushels per
acre, low average yield for the last season,
gives ninety-two thousand bushels. The corn
to cattle is not husked, but is cut up and fed 10
them on the stalks. Another farm is owned bv
the same man, which is six miles long, and four
broad. Last yearhe paid out ten thousand dol
lars for fencing materials. He has also large
tracts Of unimprored land. Saawn is an immense
dealer in cattle
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-28
A very Slight Difference.

How one OF our gay young brokers was recent.
ly furnished with new wrinkle, is. told by his
friends on the Streets as thus:
Fellow came riding fair-enough looking horse
to the front of the office at which Joseph does
the needful trimming for his fellow citizens, ant
hollered
"Say, understand you want to buy hoss here
at this shop!"
Banker leaned against the side of the door
half opened his eyes, shut 'em again, gazed sleep
lily at the bipedal and then at the quadrupeda an
imal; and a. last
"How much!"
"A hundred and fifty dollars. was the reply.
Cant give it, my friend. You're good fe
low, don't doubt, but can't give that price,
Some judge of horse flesh, myself!'
"Well say what you will give!' exclaimed the
horse-merchant; | want to SELL"
"Tell WHAT" drawled Joe, very sleepily-"tell
what, Ill give you twenty-five dollars for that
horse"
"He's with more," said the jocky, tossing his
leg over the saddle and sliding slowly to the
ground; "butI l never was the man to let hun
dred and twenty-five dollars split me in hoss
trade. He's yourn'
Banker took the horse and has him yet, hav-
ing utterly failed in dozen of efforts to give him
away. His last trial was to bestow him on Prof
Snow, veterinarian, to be used as living illustra
ton of all the diseases to which the horse is SUBJ
ject in this climate. But the Professor steadily
objects, on the ground that several of the beasts
ailments may possibly be contiguous Montgo0,-
cry (Ala.) Mail. |
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-28
DENTISTRY.

Hss<A DIR. A. A. HARRIS has associated with him
in the practice Of Dentistry, DR.. ]. G.. Willis,
vi UJyYYY'1and they have fitted up rooms In the Phoenix
- = Block, east end Richardson's Hardware
sore Tor the purpose Of carrying the Dental business
various branches and to offer generous public the latest
Improvement in their profession. --.t
as mey are permanently located In Ravenna, all those wish
WORK done by them depend having work done
proper manner such as whole Sets of Teeth, minor
oets partial Sets Teeth cleansed, and h with Gold Foil
crystazed Gold Tin Foil Teeth with the use OF
choroorm or without They have preparation destroy
incident tn their profession
we intend to free ourselves from all impositions practice
oy preenders We will be governed in practice strictly
by prucpe, and will not knowingly perform a
ment may be- ..l4 ~ .|l'R5s i, -.IT-' - f'--~-
All operations performed on the teeth in our Office will be
warranted person is required to take or pay for work
unless perfect satisfaction is given. ~ - 3lf
Raveena, March IA, 1854. v ..-r 45s.tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-28
Gen. Piercc---What Gov. Baker says

Gen. Pierce---What Gov. Baker says.
From Gov. Bakers Inaugural Address, before
the New Hampshire Legislature, June 81
SIT is source of pride and qualification to the
people of New Hampshire that the high confidence
reposed by the country in the distinguished son OF
this State, who has been called to preside over
the destinies of the country, has thus far been
fully justified; aud knowing as we do the high
and soble qualities of his head and heart, his de-
voted patriotism and his fidelity to principle, We
cannot doubt that SO long as he may be charged
with the duties and responsibilities of his pres
ent exalted station, he will continue to discharge
them with the same devotion to the public inter-
est which has always characterized his career
1t becomes the people of his native State to con-
tnue to extend to him that confidence and that
firm and cordial support which honest and faith
fu public servants have right to expect from
virtuous, intelligent and patriotic people"