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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-02-17

ASSrLMEHr OF TIE CHARTER OF THE NJ. d \.
" r. II. Cove give the debate on this sub
iect in to-day's issue. The report is taken
from the official paper of Congress, and may
therefore be relied upon.-1fmes Of Tuesday.
There is not word of truth in either Of the
sentences we quote from the Times. That pa
ner has neither given ''the debate on this SUBJ
;act nor the report as found in 1.-the officia.
naper of Congress" The readers of the Times
have orailed to see' in the columns of that
rrint. either fair abstract of the '.debate'' or
..report'' of the debate, as published in the
Clobe-the ''official paper Of Congress"
LOCAL LEGIsLATION.-As the population OF
tho Territory increases exciting questions of
,ocal legislation multiply with proportionate
rapiditv. House members have been some
what fierce toward each other during the past
few DAYS upon bills Of local character. An
animated debate took place yesterday in the
House upon bill to dam Crow River. Hav-
;nr ALWAYS been strong supporters of the rights
and interests of Hennepin County, as well as
all other portions of the 6 west sde," we would
dislike to see any portion of it, either land OF
water subjected to damnation by the Legisla
ture.
~ The Times of yesterday morning re
ioices over the fact that the people on the Mn
nesota side of the St. Croix Valley have beer
defeated in their Railroad prospects by the Go
yernors veto. This is entirely characteristic,
and consistent, nero fddled,' DC.
MINNESOTA RIVER ITEMs.-We condense thu
following from the ST. Peters Courier:
The St. Peters Company invite proposal
for building Hotel at that place. The MAJ
WHO presents the best plan with specifications
and gives satisfactory security for having til
bonsc finished at the earliest date, can TAX
the job at $1,000.
Flour at that place is worth from $3.50 t
SIS.
The Courier is doing good work in show
inc ND the advantages and resources OF tn
valley of Minnesota Success!
The available funds of Nicollet County 70
.be year 1854 were SGSl.07. The expenses G
The County ss0s.O4. Deficit sl26,97.
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PrODeytV to Lease.

lots in the best business parts Of the city
to lease favorable terms. Enquire at the office
Of IRVINE, STONE b MCCORMICK,
st. Anthony st., near the Wnslow House. s-
1t. PAM. Aug. 20. 1854. l ----- -.
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st. Paul Mutual Insurance Company.
Capital Stock $4,000, and Constsntly Increasing
ALEX. wILKIN, President;
WP MURRAY, Vice Precedent;
GEORGE w HARRINGTON, Secretary;
c II PARKER, Treasurer
Are prepared issue Cash Mutual Policies, at
rates Of premium other responsible Com
pany.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Franklin Steele, Alexander Ramsey,
Chas W Borup, Alexander Wikin,
Chas H Parker, Henry M Rice,
Chas Fillmore, William L Ames,
Levi Sloan, William Murray,
John Harrington, Geo harrington,
Abraham M Fridley,
ONCE on St. Anthony street, in room formerly occu-
pied by the Territorial Secretary.
Feb, lS54-22-ly
Rensselaer, Insurance Company.
Lansingbursh, New York.
CHARTERED, AID. 1886.
Insures against Loss by Fire of
DWELLINGS, STORES. MERCHANDISE &c.
CAPITAL, $1,000
James Richardson Co.-Madison, Wis.
Charles D. Robinson-Green Bay, Wis.
A. P. Halsey, ESQ.,, Cashier Bank Of New York-New
York.
Alpheus Warren, Esq, firm of Tremore Warren, No.
oil, Wa.er street, do.
Messrs Salisbury, Fake Wood, No. Cedar street, do.
S. K. Stowe, Esq, Cashier Troy City Bank, Troy.
J. s. Christie, Esq, Cashier Mauufacurers' Bank, do.
Hiram, Socum, ESQ.,, Troy.
Lyman Garfield, Esq, do
Messrs Haight & Gilespy, do
Messrs Mars & Mcclure, do
John s. Fake, Esq, President Rensselaer, Co. Bank,
Lansugburgh.
Arson Groesbeck, ESQ.,, Cashier, do.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Jacob Fake. Edward Tracy, Josephus P. Leavns,
Henry A. Mercer, John Aars. Henry Fake, Alison D..
Hull, James Dougrey, Jason J. Gillespy, Sidney D.
Smith, David 7. Lamb, John A. Snyder.
JACOB FAKE, President.
Alison D. HULL, Vice President.
JAMES DOUGREY, Secretary.
This Company has been in operation for more than
eighteen years, and has always settled and paid
promptly and honorably. 1t is now in ourShing
dition, safe and reliable.
Fl. R. B1GELOw, AGENT,
ONCE over L. B. Wait & Co.'S store, Third street,
st Paul, Nov l8, 1S64--l6s
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Cheap Cash Store.
J. FROST,

Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
EEP constantly on hand Large and well selected
n stock Of GROCERIES and DRY GOOD suitable
for the st. Pnul and Minnesota Goldfish
iirect from Boston, by the hogshead;
All kinds Of Sa gar
Nolasses and G. Syrup;
Sack Salt Barrel;
Nails, Coffee and Tea;
Oysters, Extra Flour;
Germ Meal; Butter and Cheese,
Mess Pork, Soap and Candles;
D. Peaches;
Fresh add preserved peaches;
Also. every thing else that customers can think Of or
e likely to want.
No. "a, THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Nov. 8, 1854. dGwly
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william Rock.

Civil Engineer and surveyor, Red Wing, MIMI.
DESPECTfULLY solcits part Of Public Patronage
- and Will transact with promptness and accuracy
whatever business may be entrusted to his care.
References.
r. n. Shoemaker, c. E. Cincinnati, Ohio.
e. Gest, G. E. Cincinnati, Ohio.
]. w. Adams, C. r. Lexington. Ky.
s. Medberry, c. E. Columbus, Ohio.
Thos. Daniels, E. Springfield, Ohio.
Thos. A. Norris, Q. +. Indianapolis, Ind.
J. 81. Sprague, E. Shelbyvile, Ind.
n. n. Benton, Prest. c. & L. R. R., CovinRtou XIV.
Hon. T. Jones, Newport, KY.
Rev L. w. Berry, Pres. Indiana Ausburg University
Indiana.
Hon. E. Mansfield, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Feb. I, 1856. d&wly
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Blackguardism In Congress.

SHERWOOD HoUGH, City Clerk.
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HAMLINE UNIVERSITY.
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT., und,

RICE, HoLLIxsHEAD f. BECKER, Atty's for Pr
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GAIT Water Bubbles, BY Rawser AartynEal, At
= 2 Row1H = 60.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-13
Rofners DO not make such sales Wit

Relners Do not make such sales With
cut an ot.i4ct. Being made 1t that pariica-
iar jancture. i i not unfair i suppose
theT were made for tha pnrnose II inflenc-
in the market to dePress the price Of rae
sugar, ii which they nov ha-e n pur-
chase - largely. Had the cfep been
large one, they wou:d no dou5; +lave enc
ceedad. BIT M srtsara of aps-eRreseata-
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IENTE PAR IF SHERIFF.
CT,T DE IL L0JTlSItNE-i,ar
1 4 o:.ee Terrebon se.-foysf du 5r'me i3-strie,
Succession de AEathiiIe Breatu', deed
We I'm t,LlaIlyin Jn'r.


An mn. et . r Iaa,are a IA 0aur In ezse 'ss:ift
- sisae9ft ~ e ,,ous posse Fefrehe.'ie
.e o,sr IN yei4te Ij sisqus par Jts \ si.ilt f1tf
iuan,aT,. eiai. q easu ssoI.e pour u sse faf
a h ~ d neg Il. taaHvin II sssee sur it LAY
gu pesit "a nots. nIe en- o4s ae lieauAi
.j..,s. l.. .'leins, ,jour d. .ian.lrr. 1876. !.
eatrq II ie,.ses l. 81 Il qrcprete Ct APPS d,crit-
cir.
, tas d., Riz; JumehF grise e. son pon-
lin. Iaf 4 aatiIs arotoire. ilJ 5arIls mas;
10 petcanx harriere: | arnloir: Fusii-
In certain norceaude terre. sitre dams
iretta naroisse. sur il rive drotte au Bayou
Petit Gallon. n,esurant deux arpeats dc
face, sur me protond'nr de cinxnante ar
nents. borne IN haut par la terre de Isohert
Daspit. ct en- has par eel!e d Adoirh"
Chauyin. ensemble avec ;oute los ha,!sses
| ct ailse!orarious apparipnant.
Lot d'ateas:ls de cuisine.
i2asse Partout.
| La d.te vente sera fate aux tefnaes ct
conditions st.yaut savair:
f,,r les nro,,r;a,e< nucrits, avec sonnes de
dix tis Is Ell al ,iessa,s, i..e eoaPFANf, et teie
s,.n,ss a t.ssis lie d. pia en- iohe MAS i.s'
l. tefre Ey.fle en- ;ros ter,Her est3N-hn ntfs en-
Mars Ia5s rs. ct 1879 hes sraaercUrs !eYthi nfhi'
Ieur- a;lets sayase reie ia recorder nc ta ieFei =,
ror.re siyiftD chai* aVec borne ct susssft1iH t.'
fi, q1e- sii.sireinent Ct FoFttt te'eS i
rai.oa ss hrit se,r spuIs i,efu = "a :
iyar.it ta;s.seht Ia tare dsvr fire seei 2ine ~
| ro.heqae ..ouf essraullr < 70 einenL
T. tAtsNE, Dept sheri
/. Hotn,s ID = Nnvernbre ie55.-tis
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MEMOIRS Of the Queens Of France,
III 10 Two vona.ss, at the tluEMa DRUG STORE
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eSHERIFF'S SALE
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH
NJ Of 4TERREgONSE-Esfsh District Court.

= L w. s'4'-s "a. sc.
Jntn T. Rackwead- 81
BY virtue 81 Of airs Il. ia. eman ting tram the
above mentioned court sitting faf HE said PaFisa
ard directed the undersigned Sf@sf the above
entitled and numhela case viii after FIR >sre at puhs
auction At the courthouse door IN ioama, IN
Saturday, the 9th day Of January, 1855,
hetxee. the hours Of II erfoc 4. NJ. and o'clock r NJ
the following deScsibesl property. sn-xIs.
r ce.sain ias a laird. os, s;frateai n the
of Harr.a MEASURING 90 feet front with depta q
iDh feet situated The reyr Of os IT, helogsrg 70 ID
Raad ESQ. separated teruirarn By street aaitnns loi
Il SIDE hss;.ai.d lx street the osAe- sHc
aeaass in the b. Iot Is osstAe. with al the M
treeesaesses shereaAsa eslsras,s me-
ss. SAFE NH & si... satisfy ts asIesf
Aaa costs u tae 4aseya
Rsst-s as; IaE...i1oas--tASiI.
p o esAs.SL 14rz-yS1s-l-
ioGasa St9v. ,. .19@s-ssS
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For sale:

EInlma. lie 10 Dec. 1855.
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/ Let ii scIthes-
TERMS ANn CONDITIONS.

Tie no.ea l. property al payable IL al sac asaast.
al ta1t 1885 The Lard h sci esaiie by ftsfttre
fratufir .tfvelv in asf ana IL n = the aeats d
attfgf, Il the Yeas $50, 1851, = aud 1sJ ts.Ec IA
= Il .ve tie it ar svefti Ees. WIN s.tet 1i.s
apr we'd gry, Faya'eta ih'ieF e tEe sas iese
i3fsrrI< al tie etc of tr- fyedec 81 2he p-s!s -
YerreAo It'll interest ne rats e ght per eta per
anp,tt, from ai after usatuEit: G pat. s. ii .s u Ts
fan sfccair H,ar-aee att hyftfe aef uasl: fai anti
s. fyfefi. II sai notes aud HAY litereei
sccrEe.
P4.isa o. -r<r.abanne, December I3ta ls:.i
snI-Nl.. shr9iIF-
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Houma. Dec. 10. 1855.

Une election sera tenue, Lnntli le 7iene
Jour de Janpier 1856, dams Il deuiieme
reimbursement de Police de Ia la paroisse
Ttrrebonne, daas ie bit d tiiFe IN mem
bre pour representer ie dit arrondlsse-
uiettt dams lie Jury de Police en- lieu dc
ii'Hou. H. c. @Thibodaux. decide.
Commissaires d'e!ecsions: Augaste LIE.
gendre, Euzeien Gantraux, ]. L. Potts
Par ordse du President.
F. GAGNE, Gretlier.
EIrlma. lie 10 Dec. 1855.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

S1lCE.C~stN > Ar
CTATE OF LoUISiAN A-parish Of
~ Terrebonne-Fifh judicial District Court
Succession Of Fraaeoie Charpentier, deceased lie a
joseph Iuniantis
In the nore ard ~ the authority "f The Fiji Iadiei
Ijirir- Court, ,ittg iii ard tx he Z Of iarae0"tft
there viii lie sfit a: tor euc turt.oa ny @EsfS
gJURt. rher1f duly commissioned and sworn. II .ii
7 tlc Aforesaid tar:sh, On
Tnursda the i1th DAY Of January 1856.
between the hauss Il ociacs 4 II ard Geek P. u
on tie tr, se aous miles hela he toHst e linitaa,
the fJi.ovirg described property, s3-wt
/. !, certain tract Vi land ss'uat III
said Parish. on the right bank d The Bayou
Little Gallon, measuring Two arpents in
front more or less, by a depth OF iosiy ar
penis, together with al! the Improvements
ard buildings thereunto belonging. aoun-
| ded above by land Of Alexis Dup.anlis
aud below by land OF Joseph t:hatai snef.
One Bay Mare anu colt.
) One Horse Cart.
/ 4 One Harrow.
/ 5 One 10, Of Tools.
j | Lot II iroa.
Lot OF Spades and Hoes.
/ Let of Cross Cul-aasss anu haims
/ :. Plough.
/ Lot Vi Tools.
s}.,.1!e Barrel Gaa.
/ Spinning Machine.
i. | l,cmiIe!'a and aug,
i :. | Lot vi Bottles.
/ Jar.
s. Let ii Scythes.
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JAaEs.E. HANNAH,
5. O. NELsoS.
JoHS c. Porrs,
Jos. s. WILLIAMS

4 y election will be held on the first
Monday . January next in the second Police Iary
wasd Of the Parish d, iefrebonne. tur
the purpose Of dsctlnr member d, The
Police Jufv.to represent said ward. 10 lieu
Of the Hon. Fl. c. THrBop.sx. deceased.
Commissioners Of elections-Auguste
Legendre,. EuzeIien Gautranx, J. G.
Potts. BY order Of the President
T. GAGNE, Clerk.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-01-10
church..

The sweetest and the most clinging affec-
ton is often shaken by the slightest breath
of Unkindness, as the delicate tendrls of the
viae are agitated by the faintest air that
blows in summer. An unkind word from
one beloved, often draws the blood from ma
ny heart which would defy the battleaxe of
hatred or the keenest edge OF yndictive sat-
ire. Nay, the shade, the gloom of the face,
familiar and dear awakens grief and pain
These are the little thorns which, though men
ofTougher forms make their way thrugh them
without feeling much, extremity in commode
persons ofa refined turn, in their journey
through life, and make their travelling irk-
some and unpleasant.
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GROCERIES. &C.
! For the sprinE Tfade,

GROCERIES and Provisions at Whole
lT sale and Retail The SuhseFibeFs respectfully In
Vite the attention Of Merchants throughout the county
81 SSRooEkIks Kept sosssSns on hand and 10 which
additions are daily made. Our stock comprises every
thing usually kept In Grocery and Provision Establish
house In III county. Being working men ourselves
FesIns grateful 10 our friends for their liberal pa
ironage extended TO US, We assure them that We can
them greater inducements this season, than before.
The following comprises portion OF our stoek;
coFFEE.
Rio and Laguara, Cuba, and Old Government Java
SUGAR, MOL AssEs sANDsY YRU p &.
do Crushed do; b. and c. Coffee do; Double refined
Loaf sugar New Orlcaus MoiAsses; Cardenas doi
Green & Stuarts syrup;
sPICEs.
Cloves; Nutmegs; Ginger; Mace; Box Mustard
Can do; Pepper Sauce; Cassia; Ground Pepper, Spice
cinnamon. r..
RUNS.
Boxes NJ r Raisins; Layer do; Cluster do Seed
less do; Boxes and Drums Figs AlmSnds; Brazil brazil
Nuts Liquoree; Olive OIL; Lemons and Oranges.
... TEAS.
Young Hyson; Gunpowder; Imperial; Old HysOn;
Black.
FIsH. 'f..t
Goldfish; Macnerel; Whitehsh; Trout; Pickerel; No.
and Scaled Herring. -t
FoBAc GOES.
Kentucky Six Twist Sweet Cavendish; Baltimore
spur; general assortment of fine cut chewing; Tin
foil, fine cut and lib papers smoking; Warwick &
Bryan's can; Spanish, half spanish and common Ct-
gars; Snuff, &c.
SOAP AND NDLEs.
Fancy Shaving Soap; Bar do. do; Burwelps chem.
wash. do, No. Washing do; Adamantne do; White
bar do: Star Candles; Sperm do Stearine do; Talow
do.
Linseed; Sperm: Lard: Sweet. ..r
NDRIEs.
Bed cords; Painted Pals; Tubs; British Lustre;
dlewick; Wrapping twne; Cordage; Indigo; Pickles;
Sardincs; Tapoea; MaccarOni; Rice -four; Baskets /;
Whip Lashes Cream Tartar; Sup. Carb. Soda; Sal
Soda; Tararic Acid Whiting; Putty; Flour Sulphur;
ottar; Saltpetre; Batting; Spruce Gum; Backing:
Glassware; StOneware; Paper; Ink; BroOms; Lime;
Matches; Powder; Candies; Saleraus Starch; English
split Pea Usage Orange Seed, for Hedges Toys; Wal
lets; Snuff Boxes; Steel Pens; Lead Pencils; States;
Slate Pencils; Mop Handles; Faucets, &c.
PROV VISIONS.
Flour; Buckwheat do; Corn Meal; Potatoes; Vim
egar; Beans Dried Beef Lard; Hams; Shoulders
Pork; Fish; Butter; Turnips; Peas; Corncd Beef;
Cheese; Rice Crackers Pickles; Onions; Beets Ton
CUES; Maple Molasses; do. Sugar: Honey, &c.
We shall keep our assortment fresh andfull through
out the season, and solicit examination from any
one disposed TO purchase.
N. B.-Cash paidfor all kinds of country Produce,
ortaken in exchange for Good, at rates which will be
satisfactory. H w, SMITH s. co.
Ravenna, Aprh 18th, 1853
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The Deacon and the Irishman.

A few months ago as Deacon ingalls,, Of
Z snSampscott, Rhode Island was travling thro'
1.-The western part Of the State of N. York,
he fell in with an Irishman who had lately
arrived in this country, and who was in quest
aof a brother that came on before him and set
itled in some of the diggins in that vicinity.
nd Pat was strong, athletic man, true
SCatholic, and had never seen the interior of a
Protestant Church. 1t was pleasant Sab
bath morning, that brother Ingalls, met Pat,
who inquired the way to the nearest church.
-. Ingnalls was good pious man. He told
Pat he was going to church himself, and in
vited his new made acquaintance to keep him
company thither, his place Of destination be-
ing small meeting house near by. There
was a great revival there at the time, and one
of the deacons (who, by the way, was very
small in STATURE invited brother ingalls, to
take seat in his pew. He accepted the in
vitation, and walked in, followed by Pat who
looked in vain to find the altar, etc. After
hewas seated, he turned to brother Ingalls,,
and in a whisper, which could be heard all
around, inquired:
o "Sure, isn't this hiritic church!"
Hush" said ingalls,, "if you speak loud
word, they will put you out"
"DiVil word will speak, at all, at ALL"
replied Pat.
- The meeting was opened with prayer by
the Pastor. Pat was eyeing him very close
ly the pew directly in front Of Pat, shouted,
"Glory..
"Hist-t-, ye clear dwell" rejoined Pat, with
his loud whisper, which was clearly heard by
the minister, "be dacent, and don't make u
blackguard of Yourself"
The parson grew more and more fervent in
his devotions. Presently the deacon uttered
an audible groan.
"Hist-t-, you blackguard, have you no da-
cency; at all, at al!" said Pat, at the same
moment giving the deacon punch in the
ribs which caused him nearly to lose his equi-
Hbrium.
The minister stopped, and extending his
hand in supplicating manner, said:
"Brethren, we cannot be disturbed in this
manner. Will some one put that man outn
''Yes, your riverence," shouted Pat, II
willp' and suiting the action to the word, he
collared the deacon, and to the utter horror
and astonshment of the pastor, brother In
gals and the whole congregation, he dragged
him through the aise, and with tremendous
kick he landed him in the v6stibule of the
church.
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ESCan oval.

GRIFFIN g. BOSTWICK, Having re-
VI moved their Furniture to- their new rooms in the
Phoenix Block, directly over Bostwtk's dry goods
SoreI prepared wait on their eli to any-
thing in their iine stock consist in part as folio
Sofas from $25 to Jenny Lind, $58, Tete- G. teIe
face to face, snits the young eyactlyD Maoganychairs
Marble Top Tables, Quartettand card tables what not;
Bureaus, Mahogany cottage BEDS, Marble top wash
stands, Piano Stools, foot stools, &C. q =" N w..
Also,a fine lot of Hall Stands they are beauty.
Also,a splendid lot Looking Glasses from 1sto 49,
Also, Pictures and Picture Frames. y "
fine lot of Hair, Cotton, and Husk Mattresses
our Hair Mattresses are manufactured in our own vi
cinity, (by Mr.. McLain, of Rootsown,l and we war,
rant the Hair 10 be the first quality of long Horse Hair;
the Husk and cotton, are coming into general use in
many placss. ,,.7-rr.r. r.Ftf r,r!-r
Also, plenty of Bedsteads with Hinklcy,s sSuspen-
SION Bed Bottom. These beds have now been thor
oughly tried and all who have used Them are pleased
with them, We have improved the bottom by,indki ng
them thicker than at first, sell them now from So,
5O, and upwards, every person who would have bed
stead, should buy one at least for themselves and we
assure them they will buy no other after. 1Ptrt y"
We have full assortment of common furniture
cane seat chairs Of all kinds, fIom $5 and upwards
bureaus from SO and upwards Stands 81 so and up
wards and some cord beds cheap If people will haye
them, Tables $3, and other work in proportion. -
We have been at considerable expense in fitting up
our rooms, and we invite all to cali and see what we
have. We know We can sell cheap, to say the least
Of it, as in Cleveland elsewhere; ifte people are
satisfied that this is the case, will they sustain room
Of this Kind by purchasing at home. 2Al work p i:
chased in village, will be deliveredat House Of
tne purchaser IHuua It-tHr lU aitf 455.tf iNNf
Rayenna, March ID, 1854. la4 4, 1lsgEs.l8 fitu 2.
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Dentistry.

6xsse DR. A. A. Harris has associat-
GTfTyEAD ~ ed with him in the practice of Den
A1l1tistry, DIR. j. G. Willis, and they have
fitted up rooms in the Phoenix Block, east end over
Richardson's Hardware Store for the purpose of carry
ing on the Dental business in its various branches, and
to offer generous public the latest Improvement in
their profession.
they are permanently located in Ravenna allthose
wishing work done by them depend having their
work done in proper manner; such as whole Sets
of Teeth minor Sets, partial Sets, Teeth cleansed,
and fill with Gold Foil crystalized Gold, Tin Foil,
Teeth extracted with the of chloroform without.
They have Appropriation ordcstoyng the nerve ofach
ing teeths and will perform all other work incident to
their profession.
We intend to free ourselves from all imnpsition'
practice by pretcnders. We will be governed In
practice strictly by priuciple and will not knowingly
perform any operations wrong matter how strong
solicited or what the inducement may be.
All operations performed the teeth in Office,
will be warranted and no person is required to take
pay for work unless perfect satisfaction is given.
Raveena March ID, 1854. 455tf
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