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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-08-11

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SUccEssFUL syEoIsAL OrER1TIOs.-We
were shown a.fcw days since. rife bah
extracted from the shoulder Of Mr.. HARVEY
RICE Of Auburn, Gesuga county. It had
been lodged there for period Of thirteen
years. The facts as we have heard them
related. are these: Thirteen years ago
Mr.. RlcH aud his brother were out on hunt
ing excursion. A ball fred by the brother,
hitting rock OF some other hard substance,
glanced and lodged ii the shOdlder Of HAR.
VET. The wound was examined by Pbysi-
clans. but they were unable TO remove II. He
has suffered from its effects ever since,
when the pain becoming almost insuppor.
liable, he applied to DR.. PRATT of this
village, for relief. DR.. PRATT visited him
at his residence, and aften making care
ful examination, by an incesion from two
to three inches in depth and four in length,
was enabled to extract the ball. 1t had
worked its way down under the shoulder
blade, and rested on one of the ribs. Mr..
RICE issfecovering and in all probability
will soon be restored to perfect health.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TEETH TEETH

nOCT. SPELMAN would inform the cit.
- liens of Portage County that he has returned to
Bavenha, and fitted up rooms Doctor Swift,s Drug
Store, for the practice of his profession where he will
be happy 70 wait on his Old friends, and as many new
ones us will favor him with their patronage.
Doet. >. has had more experience than any other
Dentist In this vicinity, and as much any one in
Northern Ohio. In addition to this, during his alb.
sence, he has coWe in contact with, and learned thu
manipuations of some of the most distinguished Der
lists in the Union, that he considers himself bette
qualified for the practice Of his profession than If
had remained in Ravenna. Still, he learns wi
great satisfaction to himself, that the work which
has hitherto done Is in every way satisfactory to th
wearer, and some Of it has stood the test of man
years.
There are gold filings in this county which he inser-
ted moro than eight years ago. which, to al appearance
are as good as finserted bat yesterday. The same is
true of bis artificial teeth, and he refer the needy
as good as the natural organs.
Doct 3. prdcs himself being one of the uery few
successful manufacturers of ncorraptible mineral
teeth, in Ohio. And we'll he may, as this branch of
the profession is yet, little understood though
now taught in every Dental College in the Unicn ena-
contour, well us imparting character and ndiyidu
ality to the teeth.
Doct. 8. is now permanently located in Ravenna
where he can be consulted uithout chdrge: and his
prices for work will be found reasonable as that Of
any reputable Dentist in the country. but he will not
be influenced by horde of irresponsible self ss led
Dentists, who are "whipping the cat" from door to
door, some of whom charge exorbi ant prices for work
that IS absolutely worthless nay positive injury to
the patient while another cluss, who have sense O.
nough to know their inability, are content Win Afy
price which they obtain for their services, which
Gusly. BIT, SPELMAN,
Ravenna, August 1sts 1855. ~.
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At the Know Nothing meeting held in
Cincinnati, by those opposed to the nomi-
nations of CHASE, Judge JOHNSTON, once the
Wing candidate for Governor, was called
upon for speech. He does not appear to
be pleased with the idea of making Union
dissolving Abolitionist, Governor of Ohio:
"It rs long time," said he, "since have
spoken out of doors; and by the blessing OF
God, it will be long time before I do SO
again, for the reason that now belong to
no political party whatever"
A VoItE, -"Those are the Hind Of men
we like to hear speak"
II can always be found" continued the
Judge, sat the office oftohnston & Carroll,
Selves Building, Third Street, where, if any
of you get into law scrapes, ] will be glad
to help you in or out, as the case may be;
but am no longer politician, and do not
expect to address myself to you again
Quiet is worth more to me than even the
Presidency, to which, Mr.. Chase aspires.-
(Langhter.) But | hardly know to wha,
party am addressing myself"
A VoIcE.--"We are Americans
II tH6uk tHcGy ASOuCEChS 2Uk WOLus
too am on American, in that broad and
comprehensive sense that respects all thai
have an American heart in their bosoms
lei them be born where they may. But
am not Know Nothing. was born with
narrow feet, and can't stand on that plat.
form. came here as the representative oil
nobody but myself. I tcas, ConstitUtionaily
an old line Wing, and when first began to
shave my beard, that party was beginning to
be formed.
"At that time, there was much Of the
wisdom of the nation embodied in that par.
ty, at the head OF whom stood the chief oi
patriarchs, Henry Clay. cloud and contin.
ed cheering.) A man who has been cursed
In life and death by the Abolition party, be-
canse lie was the author Of the Missonr
Compromise. (Cries OF 'true, true. D
That party is no longer in existence, at leas
where now live. ] stand her like an ole
widower, but not in alI reapects. There
are tvs periods when man is alike; the
first, when he II merging into manhood, and
seeking TO embrace q young wife; and ths
other, when hetlapses into childhood, and i
looking for another wife. Just so with al
old politician creeping about for new par
ty. s n
"When s. r. Chase vas ! Whig, his CLAIM
was not recognized by that party; then HI
went over 10 Ihe Abolition party; how nsanl
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MOTICE Is hereby piYen ihaf a neiiiion
Guardian Sale.

DY virtue Of an order of sale from the Pro-
ID Date Court of Portage county, ohio shall expose
to sale public auction the promises, the Sls
day Of August A. d. 1855. between the hours Of ten
o,cIock A. M, and four O'Clock p. M, on said day
the equal and undivided one-half part In common Of
the following described real estate, o-wt: Situate In
ID t1wnship Of Edinburgh, in the county Of Portage
and State OF Ohio and is known the east part of
subdivision No. In lot No In the southeast quar-
the of said township; being the land decided 10
Daniel Douthett and bounded by, and being south Of
tie center OF the diagonal Eoad, containing about eight
acres OF land with the steam mill and other appur
tenances subject howeverto the dover estate of Mary
Edwards, widow Of Willidm Edwards; dec'd therein.
Appraised subject tosaid dover estate at $500.
DAVID l. DAVIS
Guardian to Minor Heirs OF VIM. Edwards. dec'di
RANNEY & TAYLOR,
Edinburgh, July 28th, l655-51-4w Auys.
dissolution NOTICE-The CO. part.
~ nership heretofore existing between the under
signed under the name and style Of "Somervlle and
Reeves" has been dissolved by mutual consent. The
accounts fthe firm will be settled by Z. B. REEVES
D, M. SOMERVILLE,
L. b. REEVES,
Dou.nn. TrIv ostl, taEE o.,
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ANOTHER DIsTREssiSG OtcURRENcE-A
grandson of Mr.. Joseph Friedman, of Jack
son township, in this county, aged about
thirteen years, was Kicked by horse on
Sunday, the 10th ult., and SO severely injur-
ed that he died in few hours. He had been
sent to the pasture field to bring the horses
and was about catching one; it is supposed,
when he was kicked. When found. his head
and face were horribly bruised, and his brains
knocked out.-Stark Co. Dem.
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F We would call attention TO the ad-
vertisement in our paper of "smull farm
for Sale" by r. M. WALKER. The farm is
pleasantly located in Austinburgh Ashta-
bula county. We are personally acquaint-
ed with the premises and know them to
be as represented in the advertisements
Persons wishing to purchase in that ticihi-
ty would do we'll 10 examine this farm be-.
fore looking farther.
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THE RUSSIANS IN While sustain.
ing formidable conflict with England,
France and Turkey in Europe, it appears
by letters and other intelligence that the
Russian Empire is pushing forward its ar
mics into Central Asia with success. A
Victory has been gained over the Khan or
Khiva. Persia; too, though not openly in
alliance with Russia, is at wat with the
Khivans, and is indirectly aiding the Rus
SLAMS. Before the war is two years oldef
Russian army may find it's way to the
northern frontiers of Hindostan, and offer
freedom to the vast provinces now under
English control. 1t is believed, too, that
the Shah OF Persia is ready to Join Russia
as soon as a Russian army reaches its from
tiers. In that event the English posses.
sons in the East Indies will be in great
peril, and will require large European
army for their defence,
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CAMPATGN sENTINEl..

AT the solicitation Of number of our
Democratic friends, we have concluded to
offer the S,ntinel for the Campaign, from
the 18th of August to the Goth of October,
at terms within the reach of every man
who does not takethe paper:
For single copy, s ,25
For clubs oftwenty (2O cts each) 400
For clubs ofthirg (ls cts. eachD $40
or Money to accompany the orders.
We ask the Democrats Of each townships
to make special effort and send in their
clubs at an early day. The present politi.
cal campaign bids'fair to De uke of exciting
interest and importance.
Every Democrat in Portage county should
be fully posted on the momehtofs questions
involved, and stand prepared to DO his sOholt
duty during the Campaign and on the day d
election.
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names 1t has assumed since. and what il d
now, God only knows fa
A VoIoE.-"Daniel Webster has said thai
fools never change"
II have heard a bigger fool than Webster
sag that, butno reference 10 any gentlemah
present.. ,tLt
~ do not oppose Chase because ha has
not Qualification; be is intellectual, of ex-
traordinary talent, and has large doric head
and in spite Of all his coIdness, has very
agreeable manners"
From the crowd-"Does his hair curl!'
"No, he is getting bald! as many other
eeod men do. (at the same time rubbing his
own head, in a faeetious mauner.) Like,
Medill, he is q decent man, except that he
connects himse II with some bad fellows at
the North, such as Josh Giddihgs. Strange
bed-fellows.
"When he left the WING party, he coitiii-
menced beating up recuits for the Free Soil
party, and when he had them thus drawn L.:
way, he commenced preaching to them "the
highest morality" have no confidence in
such a.man. l don't know how to trus: him.
l love not his ins ane desire sor high places,
which gets advantage of his better nature.
The man who once sold his political party
for preferment, fear will do the same again.
There are two prominent reason why
can't go for Chase. First: have no faith
in the man who drives political bargains,
and am unwilling to place political power
In the hands Of nam who has once sold
out. Second: The mode and manner in which
he was nominated. We know well enough
that the Convention was packed. In Highland
County, they have only about five hundred
votes, all told; and iu Hamilton County, the
votes was as small as it was overwhelming
in proportion TO. the coming election. Iris
not the nomination of Wings, not of Dem
ocrats, not of Know Nothings, but of Josh
Giddihgs; old Ned Smith, and few 9th er
other men who make war on our country
He is the peculiar candidate of the Old Line
Dissolve the Union, Neck or Nothing, Alb.
clifton Party. Two old Arch,Abolitionists
figured at the head and dangled at the
tall"
Mr.. Johnston closed by saying he inten-
ded to vote for some of the Democratic can.
didates on the State ticket.
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Anson Loorris,
vs.. In tie court Of common
Stephen X. Freeman, pleas of Portage County,
John Bruner, Ohio.
Betsey Miller,
Lydia Rice and Petition IL civil action.
George Seaton,
The defendants will take notice that the plaintiff fl
ed his petition in the court of pleas of Por
tage county, Ohio, the 10Th day of December A. D.
1884, against them, askingto have the following prem
ises Sold to wit: village lot No. 81 situate in what is
called Tappans subdivision of village lots in the vii
arising therefrom to the payment of judgment the
plaintiff recovered against the said Stephen X. Free
man and John Bruner in said court, aud unless the
said defendants appear and answer demur the sid
petition by the eighth day of September, A. D. 1855
the plaintiff will take Judgment by default at the
term of said court to the effect prayed for.
s. STRAWDER, plaintiffs Atty.
Rayenna, June ., IS55-4S.6w
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Probate Court:

/. The August Term Of the Probate Court
was held laft Monday.
In the case of the State vs.. EPHRAIM
NoRrox of Edinburgh for Assault and Bat
terry, the defendant plead guilty and was
fined 800 and costs.
CHAUNcY WINcHELL Of Mantua, was also
fined 800 and costs for the Assault and
Battery upon Mrs. BoLToN Of which men.
ton was made last week.
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Tn July of the present year, in this vicini-
ty, it rained FROM the 10th to the 30th, in-
ciusive--twelve consecutive days. In the
month of June there were about twenty-one
rainy days.
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OF A part OF the paper upon which this
weeks Issue is printed, is OF very poor quality.
We were not aware of this until too late to
remedy the evil. We hope to avoid it in
future.
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ALrHOSsO HART Editor and Proprietor.

This paper aims to be relia-
bic and useful Family Newspa-
per, as well as an independent
and fearless political Journal
The Second Volume will contain
a large amount of Miscellaneous
reading, consisting of Tales, His
torical Sketches, Essays, Poetry,
News, &C., which will of itself,
be worth far more than the SUBJ
scription price. In Politics, it
will continue to defend the prin-
ciples, measures and usages of the
Democratic Party. and will ever
be found a faithfukSentineI upon
the watch tower Of Liberty and
Justice.
The following radical Demo-
cratic doctrines will be advoca-
ted:
Opposition to monopolies of every descrip-
tion.
equal and exact Justice to all men of
whatever State or persuasion, religious or
POLITICAL"
Freedom in all matters of religion and
Conscience.
Freedom of the press and a genefal dffu-
sion Of information.
No unjust distinctions on account Of creed
or birth; honesty and capacity, The standard
of merit in society and politics:
Opposition to all secfet political organi-
cations. ...
The complete separatioh Of Church and
State. ',
A sacred presertatioh Of tile Constitution
and the Union of the States.
The granting of portion Of the public
domain to actual settlers, without regard to
creed or cline.
The right of States aid Territories to ad.
minister their own domestic affairs in accor-
dance with the laws and Constitution of the
United States.
The exercise Of all legal and Constitutions
al means to mitigate aid finally eradicate
the evil ofslaverv.
Free Trade.
Equal Taxation. q
Arigid economy in the administration of
State and National affairs.
The foregoing doctrines are
founded in Justice. They were
the controlling principles in the
administrations of jefferson and
Jackson and must ultimately tri-
umph in every free government.
The times call for energetic ac-
tion on the part OF the Democra-
cy. There IS Work to be done.
One of the best means Of secur-
ing the success OF Democratic
measures is to circulate a fearless
and independent. democratic jours
nal. 1t isthe aim of the publisher,
TO make the SentiHelsuch a paperd
At all times, in defeat or tr;=
umpb, it will be found advocating
those measures which tend to ses
cure Liberty, Equality and pros=
perity TO the people.
TERMs-one copy, one year, paid
within six months, $3.50
One copy. one year, paid after six
y months, I. 400
One copy. one year, paid after the year
has expired. $50
All communications Addressed to
A. HART, Ravenna, o.
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SuDDEN DEATH. Mr.. W1IfflM Wiz
IrAns, . respectable welchm an, residing a.
bout one mile east Of the center of Palmyra.
died very suddenly At hia residence yester.
day morning, 1t about seven o'clock. Up
10 the Tins Of his death, he had been iii The
enjoyment q apparent good health, and on
the morning before his death. he partook Of .
r.hesrty meal. u IL very short time after, he
dropped dead almost instantaneously. His
disease was supposed to be an afisetion Of the
kesrf.
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or The children OF "NED BAcKUs." in
whose behalf aid was sought Of our citizens
few weeks since, have been restored 70
him. Thus, parents and children, are now
all free,
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RAINY DAYS IN JuLY.-The NeW York
Herald publishes table showing the mum,
ber of rainy days in that city, in the months
Of July, for tixty-seven years, viz: from
1889 to 1865. The July of the present
yeur exceeds, in the number of rainy days.
that of any other year. We give a few OF
the b;obest.
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Lepal NNficn.
Petition for Partition

The above named defendants and Charles Law, Jon.
atban Law and David Law who reside In the State
Indiana, Sidney A. Law who resides in Connecticut,
Thomos T, james of Ashtabula county, Ohio, and
PA. STANDARD and wife ofTusca-
county, Ohio, hereby notified that petition
has been filed In said court against them praying for
partition Of certain real estate therein described,
wit: Twenty -four and one half acres in lot No. SO in
Brimfeld being the real estate heretofore assigned to
Aurilla Law now deceased, for her dover and 70
which the above defendants heirs in common, and
unless they appear at the next term Of said court and
plead answer or demur to said petition an order for
the partition ofsaidpremises therein Played for Wilt
be taken. MICHAEL STUART,
5r-4w Rttorhey for the Parsitfoner.
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0T Considerable room is occupied tits
week by the freaslrers Notice, which we
publish to-day, and several articles are nec-
essarily crowded out.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
Weekly Portage Sentinel

The weekly Portagc Sentinel
Published at Revenna, Ohio.
and devoted 60 Politics, Litera.
tnre. General Intelligence, FOr-
eign and domestic News, Agri-
culture, Mechanics. Commerce,
&C. 9ta hf}t
ALPHoEso HART Editor and Proprietor.
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Fr;suRixlisE SGaESiszAHv.

THE Fall Term of this School will COM
mence on Tuesday, August Dist, under very favor
able auspices.
The services OFF, E. sUL1oT have been secured to
cooperate with the FORMER TEAcHERs as Instructor in
the French and Ancient languages, aud the higher
Mathematics.
Mr.. Suliot is native of Paris and graduate of the
University OF Glasgow. His very numerous and high
country and England covering nearly thirty years Of
his professional life, amply sufficient to establish
his competency TEAcHER and his worth a MAN.
Board can be had IN reasoRab le terms. Good rooms
will be furnished for those who choose self-boardng
Special attention will be given TO those who wish to
prepare for teaching.
Miss S. o. PICKETT will superintend the FeH,als
Department.
5l-3w ,J.K. PICKETT, Principal.
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THE Public Schools in Ravenna, will
i Commence their next Term, ON Monday, August
18th.
Some scholars out Of the corporation can be recev
ed ~ the male ard female High Schools. Terms, S.
for Tern OF II weeks, payable in advance.
JOHN u. EBBERT,, Board
GEO. ROBINSON, 5 of
P. B. CoNANT, Educati lion,
Ravenna. July 80, 1S55-3w*
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Legal Notice.
r,'..'' ,',.' =; o,',' stat. oidSl. For..s. CO.

r's-.'' :; :; The STATE ofdSie Portas. Co.
Michael Murphy will take notice that on the e5th day
Of Jnly A. u. 16i5, EieaEer w. Grain nledn pc once
OF the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas "a and 70
said county. his petition The object aud prayer
which s 10 forecOse certain mortgage upon the real
estate Of the defsndgut; situate 10 the township Of
Pnnklln, Portage county, ohio, being eighty -four
OF land part Of lot No. 45 10 said and
particularly described In said plaintiffs petition A.
mount claimed by plaintiff, Ss07i balance due Hpon
two prVnii sorry notes.
The defendant will also take notice that he s requIr.
ed said petition by The 30th day of Sepiem
Der, A. ID, 1855. ANDREW JACKSON,
Ravenna, July 9sth, lss5-SI-6w Au,y for Pl'6.
NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
lN will be presented, 10 the Hon. Board Of county
Commissioners Of Portage county, at their session on
the rst Monday OF September next for the vacation
9fthe Daniel Yonker road (ss called In Lot No. 10 IN
Shalersvllle) which road Is recorded follows: Be-
ginning the north and sonth rogd the east line
No. Io iBSialersyille, one rod south of the south
east corner af land owned by Lection Marvin In said
lot thence s. So deg. W % chains. as links; thence
n deg. W. chains and so links; thence N 81 deg w
chains and 50 iiRks thence N 81 degaW chains md
IS links, nterseetng the road The west line OF said
lot No. 10, near 10 Horace Burroughs shop.
July 25th, 1e55-5l-4w
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u Ofice!

VIM. BARKER offers his stock of Lawns,
w Shawls, Embroidered Collars, Sleeves Go &c
at New York prices, for short time Now 10 the
time to secure astonishing bargains: Cali early.
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u! TT loJJ KENTlss' fIOPHKlNB W %.
d DIBBONS-We claim that we now have

z IBBUN S-WG cIaIm that we now have
lU ready for sale the pretcst and Cheapest lot of
bonnet ribbons that have been oercd to tho la
dies of Portage county. aud We call upon those,
and all, to call IN and snbstantate our statement
MayS. 1855 PRENTISS, HOPKINS &@Co.
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2 Companies *
RfENAGERIE
s, 3. HowEs, Proprietor [,
MYERS Il MADIGAN'S z
CELEBRATED Z
EQUESTRIAN TROUPE +! z
Without extra charge, forming 6
Two Exhibitions in one. y
For one day only. Afternoon 7
and Evening.
JIM. NiXTON, Director Of the
Combined Exhibition.
At RAVENNA on FRIDAY.
August gath, 1850. -
In this exhibition will be founG <
the two greatest living curiosi-
ties In the animal Kingdom, viz
"A Living GIRAFFE, and u -
Ii ihg RHINOCEROS, besides
n full collection OF other wild
Beasts, all in the most perfect
health and condition. ~
The CIRCUS TROUPE con- II
sists of the following acknowl-
edged talent.
CrowN. JIM MyREs.
Miss ROSE MADlGAN,
,, my snas;ssn Attist. in her
na,ch,ess t.""s scenes Of Eouitation. d
MessIs. n,son. - MaJ;esn ]
ntnis,.VsJt; Mnita. MaJ;eaa Tbomnson nd S.A
masser m Nason w;ih his talented W
pi. 5rM; H.Ao" -. iii .ha;r och;svamants Y
rupl'sl ~ nsananI s . and in Gvms
"pps,ics "pShi
Tic co,,oW;he rare and beau
=, al a"e ,$,"m $,,,",. : - = amonc the col
sl,ui tant;an ania%,0 tnfoS Sihp % 10 the Fxhibi
.ecs'on p0'o"s"s "
''on pro.,,i,u Tiger. or South
.;aa gaa;;ar Two African 3
TasJ. Au.J o American bears.
nqoPa,S Enal;sh Daer- bean.
q q na'r ',rs W I ad Zshra a Peruvian
iully matSgn MSS;s@ % Csmel Kas
aroo besides a variety of the
monkey tribe, Parrots, Peli- =
cans, Swans, Birds, Of Paradise,
&c. "a
Admission to see the ComDtn- y
ed Exhibitions, 25 cents. CHI. N(,
dred under 0yeafs OF age, nan y
price. Doors open ats and at at =
2. Periormances som' ..nn ~
half past2 ana quaf'ei '
ITThs Equipment and gen.