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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-10

MAI nAAAlSs ~ r. ~ \ q 1tNA4A%<NNy psR
Wv old and young. to this wonderful prepar-
alton. which turns back to 10 original color
gray hair---covers the head Of the bald with
q luxuriant growfh--reinoves the dandruH
itching. and oil cutaneous eruptions- canses I
contlal How ofthe natural fluids; and hence
af used as regular dressing for the hair, will
preserve its color, and KEEP i from falling TO I
extreme old age In all its NEUTRAL beaoty -
We call, then, Upon the bald, the gray, of I
diseased in scalp. to use it; and surely, the /
young will not, as they value the flowing locks, I
or the witching turls, ever be without it. Its |
praise is upon the tongue OF thousands
Waterford, Mass July 20 1850.
PRof. O ~. WOOD: with congdence, DO
recommend your Hair Restorative, as being
the most ef6caci ne article eversaw. ] have
used the Walphene and other preparations OF
| the day, all without effect. Since using your
Hair Restorative, my hair and whiskers, which
were almost white, have gradually grown dark,
and now feel confident that few more ap-
plications will restore them to their natural
4 color. It also has relieved me o. all dandruf,
and unpleasant itching, 80 common among
persons who perspire Heeiy. :. ". hiLb !.
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seVeral years Pass' ny ohiy gray Out perfect
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my naT oonin esn. p 'aa.s I iii d"u '.s,,
gray mas .as. Desoin,ns o'au. 49, M
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r,,' rastor a - ;,s for'oer color .nne,ranc.
and 7 cheeriullv recommend IT'S use 70 all.
Ch;c.no m May 1e55 HOE ;
No., ~ :. ,os.
mr'oiu' mass Nos. 10, 1919.
-RRoF. y. }. WooL-Dear Sir: take pleas
ure bearing voluntary tsstmony to the mag
d &c eIncts OF your wohaer'ui mar nestoratlV !.
ID As TAR hacK as iooo' my hair commenced ian
" 'ng on uht' tue top OF my scaio became pal
AMI sn'"th as glass; shu !" mas contihueu
tall Tor great many years, notwithstanding
have used man ceieorate preparations iorlt
re tpratlon seeing your advertisement, wa
inhu ed W give your article trial. and, to m
ut er establishment, | found, alter few app
s. cati.ns, inat nv hair became firmly Sc an
liz "a nmed GLOSSY an beautiful appearance: AN
by the time had used quart bottle, my bal
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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-10

THE undersigned having established a
Il branch of their business at Edwards de-
pot, they will keep constantly on hands full
supply of all staple and fancy Dry Goods,
VII re they will always be happy to see their
friends. HAMILTON, WR CHIT & Co.
Vicksburg, July sa@4
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l. ~ VI. i
~. /. A. - X i 49,. ! ! 80
\" ~ <e9elx1rE QlE.ck run <ne 1913
claee rs Fe1n q 40 =. Ia Mepasln
Chemicals 9cy % which we invite stttention
consisting n part "a follows5
Acids, Borax, Aires,
Barks, Arsenic. Gums,
Assafndtida. Berries, Ammonia,
Blue Mass, Arrow Root, Bismuth.
Anthony, Bromine, Balsams,
Camphor, Cutie fish bone Chalk, Calomel
Cobalt, cayenne, cu6ebs.
Capsules, Coliodion, Charcoal,
Cantharides, Cream Tart Corrosive sub.
ComPosltion, Sn5oroIorm' n, n
Ergot Efgoun: ssencess
Etnerss LAX seed,
Extracts. Gs@bogs,
Iodine, uuslacum,
hreosote, H'efe f,cra'
Lquorlce, i&lnglass,
MANN, meIcufys Mashes'a
rAAN1s, &C.
vent hed, LtnaIge
"mung' Drop BACK,
span Rn.s b piUE chr o' yellow.
White Lead. vermillions,
l. Lampb4ack, Vel. Ocnre
Patty, Paris Green. omoer
OILS.
Tanners Swee.
Linseed, Castof,
sperm, Lara.
| cisn' o"S,
| EiepnanI Lou lAver' Lamp
| scES' &c,
".SS, fePper, unge'
/ Anspice, I'oves, TCu;. u
2nuns, S'a,0., rS"'oH'
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,7SINGER NUTS
NJ Aafresh supply Of Ginger Nut, s
vleksbur1 July H. =. N. kuGUBTEsg.
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NEW UOOOS~
WE BEG LEAVE TO CALL TIE
w attention OF our city and country
friends and the public generally. to our
stock Of new goods, adapted 10 the fall and
winter trade, consisting in partas follows:
SILKS AND DELAINEs.
Cleoptra robes.
Ombre, stripe do
DeCh do So.
Plaid Pou do Sole, crimson and scarlet do,
Splendid Paris robes,
do do printed Delaines,
Pacific and polka do
Ombre printed do
Oriental and satin chintz ombre do-fne;
"A Wool plaids-raw silks,
Plain delaines-all shades,
Swiss and French chintz.
Black bombazine, moide de beige,
Black and eolored Alpacas,
Alpaca armare-ar argentine.
French robes--new article, 9
Gala plaids and Mohair plaids,
Scotch ginghams and English prints,
G EN-. ginghams and English prints,
Piano and table covers, long shawls,
French and Railroad corsets;
Sexen fourths Solf. Dressed cambria,
Counterpains, Shaker flannel,
Red, white and yellow flannel.
Chenille scarfs and velvet trimmed scarfs,
Hosiery for ladies. misses, large variety,
Hosiery for men, women, and children,
Hemstitched and L cambria handkerohiefs,
Gloves, stocks silk do
Irish linens; Bloy do
Whalebone and Skeleton shirts,
Shirt Fronts, Nc
Brown aud Bleached col d domestics,
Linen sheetings,
Bleached and brown cold do
Pillow cotton,
1914 and 1874 colored quilts,
Ladies' Ingram spun silk hose,
Pearl and chem do
Pearl openwork do
WHITE GOODS.
Irish long lawn,
Linen cambria,
Cambria muslin,
Checked muslin,
India null m lin,
Nainsook muslin.
Swiss muslin. striped. checked and dotted
Bishops lawns; Tarletones,
Dimi,y. Paris muslin and fancy robes,
Val Lace Bretelles
PilerIne point e FL and Berthes.
Swiss edging and inserting. thread do
aconet edgiug and inserting; val. do
Jaconets and Swiss bands, founcing.
Embroidered and corded skirts,
Skiring, muslins,
Linen breakfast collars.
Muslin and Cambria collars,
Collars and sleeves, sets,
PLANTATION GOODS.
Sattinets, cashmeres, jeans,
Kentucky jeans and Linsey.
Lowels, plain Nnd plai'
Marlboro and Carolina stripe,
Kerseys, blankets,
Mud boots aid russets,
Negro wool hats,
Soft hats and moleskin hats.
Boots and shoes, great variety of all kind
Call and see for yourselves.
GORHAM g. ROWLETT'S.
Vicksburg, sept II :
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
In place Of tie Steamer Natchcs. -
NcwOrIeans and Viclksbufg u. s.
Mail Packet,
Frank LYON,
cAPT.%J. NJ. WHITE.
THIS Elegant st amer takes 6snaenvh
= the place of the steamer ssatS
Natchez during the Summer, at =
tending to all her business, leaving New Or.
leans everv Saturday at 5 p. M, and Vicks
burg everv Z uesdav at p. m.
the Touro connects at Vicksburg ,otkh III.
steamer Home, and passengers will have no de-
tention, the boat going right through to New
Orleans. Messrs. Crater g. Grice, clerks o.
the Natchez, will befound on board the Touro
For freight or passage, having fine accom-
modatioDs, apply on board, or to
w. M. SHAW, Agent.
vcksburg, July Is, 1856 tseptl
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our own order in London. Ladies' fine gold
hun'ing and diamond-backs Watches; fine
diamondbatk Watches fine diamond sets of
Breastpins, Earrings, Bracelets and Rings
together with all kinds of Jewery kept in a
Jewelry store. Silver Ware in sets of to z
pieces SlyerKnivcs, Forks, Spoons, Cups,
Goblets Salt Stands, &c.
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j.. G. LANIER & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Druggists. and dealers in Paints,
AILS, Window Glass, Sash, Glassware,
" Brushes Perfunsry, Fancy articles, Bran-
dies, Wines and Liquors generally, Stationery
&c, &c, together Nth all the popular patent
preparations Of the day, southwest corner OF
Washington and Crawford stleet.
N B-Particular. atten ion given to the
P;.escriatioH department, Night or day.
vi kshurv iulv4
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-11-06
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

THE subscriber having taken the old stand
i of Durham d Gardner. two doors east ofthe brick
block in Ravenna, intends to continue the BooT SHOE
and LIE ArHER business in all its branches.
He wilkeep on hand, to meet the wants ofhis ems
toners general the Boota nd Shoe line
all Kinds ofboth eastern and home made work and
most kinds of Leather, Liniugs Findings, Lasts, &c.
Allhome made work will be ofthe bestma terial that
can be procured; and having engaged the services OF
Mr. SHAW, to do his cutting, who has been employed
as a cutter in some of the best esablishmentsin in the
country, he haters him sefhe furnshhis custom
ers with any article in the Boot and Shoe line, that will
compare in style and durability with the best work
made, either east or west.
Cash. Veal skins and most knds ofproAuc tax en- in
payment-March IA, le55-32-tf. EGILLIS.
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ENTIB TR Y .

DR. j. G.. WILLIS, DENTIST, respectfully
~ Informs the people Portage county, that he has
opened an office over ROWel 'Wtter'ssIore, in the
west md ofthe brick block. He will insert phOle sets
ofteeth the atmospheric pressure principle, and par
tial setsin the way in suitabec PVoleeth
inserted so 10 be seryceable and durable. Teeth
filled with goldand tin foil to pteservethem from
future decay, from fifteen 10 twenty years. All ork
done by him will be warranted to do good service, and
will be finished In the aigheststye ofthe art. He will
Aso pay lar attention to correcting rreeuari
children's teeth and will treat successfully the
various diseases peculiar TO the mouth. ,f
Extracting done with utmost care aud with the lea 81
main possible Chl0roform given in suitable cases II
required and with perfect safety Reference will be
Riye to individuals who have worn whole aud partial
sets fteeth put up him and with complete
success Also to those who have Dowin their mouths
pftotteeth inserted by him six years ago, and which
have notrequred the least repairs Hewill also refer
TO who have teeth now perfectly sound which
we're filed by him from four TO six years ago. He In
ves all who may require the services ofa Dentist to
give him cnll before engaging work: and ensures
those persons who ay IA him with their patronage
mat mis- charges Will be reasonable and his work wsr
ranted to be perfectly satisfactory. Most kinds o
farm produce tab en- in exchangeiorwork. Specimens
ofhis WORK may be seen at his Office. ... .-..ft
| MArch7, 1S55-3l-tf. 81 ..,r....-.. ...-.
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NO $40 DEOdN"dN.
between Abigail and Woodward streets,
Cincinnati, Ohio
CINCINNATI, Dccemberes. 1855.

Cincinnati, Dccemberes. 1855.
DR.. G. W. RoBACK-DcarS Sir: This will certify that
Icalled on DR.. Roback last March, and got some of
his Scandinavian Blood Purifier. which has entirely
cured of a complaint ofnine months duration: and
after trying other physicians without effect as last
resource called the above named DR.. Roback and
he relieved me of the Neuralgia together with weak
ness in the back In the Of three weeks Fl
tbs time rstarplied TO him Twas able to get up and
attend to business and safely say that from that
time have enjoyed the best of health, Those who
are suSering from any illness would do wello call on
DR.. RoBAoK, at his establishment, No. East Fourth
street. H. C, STEWART,
No. II Chestnut street,
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

NHE subscriber would respectfully an
i nounce to the citizens of Ravenna ana vicinity.
that he has been receiving during the past week. gen
able 70 the ring trade the various kinds
and coiors of Ladies' and Gentlemen Boys and Youths,
Misses and children's Gaiters Enameed Pat Leather
and Calfskn Congress Caters, Bootes and BusEins,
Kid and ename eled Patent Leather Also few pair OF
Ladies ana Gents rubbers, ,justto supply the present
demand. .....
The public respectfully invitedto call and exam
inc 70 themselves, they may be assured of finding
an article that will suit with prices corresponding with
ne times. mar19 so WIN GAhHNER.
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TERMS:
For full cozrse--time unlimited-ineludlng allde-
w --,..on,. - pook Kacntu0 Iacturea and

For full cearse--time unlimited-ineluding allde-
partnents of Book Keeping, Lectures and
For same course in Ladies' department .1 e5.OO,
Persons taking PenmanshiP alone will receive
FeTy TyatIsus s,vies Of ornameotal PenInanship as
may be agreed upon. ~ - Ns' 3 7N'I
fucIion In Business Arithmatic only, as per
agreement. -. -. d..
for aca uiring an expedition thor
ough knowledge Of Commercial Science and ART, as
practically employedih the Counting Room and Bu-
''Rsss TSs RRooK K KEEPISG DEPARTMENT sunder the
person al supe tendance Of the most accomplished
Accountants and Teachers, and tits believed that no
Mercantile College in The United States possesses
rior advantages for imparupga thorough ana Prac-
tical knowledge ofcomnieTeisl science.
The heCOLLEGIATE COURSEwill embrace the most
approved and practical forms for keeping books by
Double Entry in the various Trade and
Commerce including General Wholesale and Retail
Mercantile Exchange, Commission, Manuiaetunhg,
Railroad, Banking, Printing, Mining, Shipping,
| Steamboatng, Individual partnershipand Cmopound
Company Business. All llmanuscriptsfrom which the
Student copies are written in bold rapid business
hand which will serve as great Auxiliary IN secu'
! ring to hin an excellent style OF writing.
| DAILY LECTURES will be delivered npon inc Set
ence of Accounts, Commercial Law, Political Eeono
my, Commercial Calculations, BANKING MGreahule
Cnscoms Comm rcial Ethics, Railroading, Cuisines:
Correspondence, Mining, Commerce, Commercial
PENMXNsHlP, Practical and Ornamental, WILDE
taught in the most effectuGl manner by Gentlemen
the highest accompnshme ehts' as - "u t"P'
i pennien, and we pledge ourselves to impart 10 ou
patrons TO more general extent than Is done at an,
similar institution, hand writing in every respee
adapted to business pursuits. Gentlemen ana Ladle
desiring qualify themselves for teaching Pcnman
sb in will find ample facilities at this College.
4 The SUIT OF ROOMS occupied bp the College arr
spacious, elegantly furnished and conveniently ar
ranged for pursuing every department OF Mereantii
Education. L.. -. ~, 2 ,.r-.
The LADIES DEPARTMENT is entirely separat
from the Gentlemen's, and is fitted up in neat an
convenient manner.
Through the extensive business Acquaintance ofth
Principals, many of the Students on graduating ar
placed in lucrative situations. 49,
> TIP Send for circular by mail NOV 3-le35.
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COME ONE-COME ALL /!

MRS. T. RICARDSON,is still on hand
Ill with fine assortment of Spring and Summer
NILLLEERY GOODS, which she is receiving di rect
from New York. and would invite all of her patrons
andfriends to give her call land she will chdeavor TO
suit them to price and quality. She has every va
riety of BONNETS-N apolion son Straw, Silk and
Grape Hats Dunstable, Satin Straw and Pedal toge-
ther with fine of French Fiowersand Rib
bon. The goods have been selected with great care
especially for this Market and cannot fail to suit the
ia ste and fancy Of the most fastdoas. She will sell
on the principle of the one price sysem, and by ad-
herring strictly to this rule she hopeso merit share
of public patronage.
n. B. DRESSMAKING will be attended to, and
all kinds of Bonnets will be cleaned and pressed at
reasonable prices. Rooms in Phenix Block, No. 6,
nm stairs.-RaveDna, April 10, 1856. 3tf
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GENTS SILK HATS-A splendid artic-
(T SiIk Hats ahead of any thing eyerseen
in these parts can be had at No ,, phenix Block al
a nd look at them-May 5, 1856 ]. t. GREEN.
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For sale.

OOATS-BLACK, BROWN AND BLUE
" Dress, Frock and Sack Goats Also iag[e sSoeA
of Blu siDess Coats at No. 5, FhGNlAh hbooh'
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Nebraska Real Estate Agency.

NEBRASKA ReaE EsI0Ie agency;
WM. YOUNG BROWN will promptly
w attend to the purchase and sale of city lots and
lapds in Omaha city, Florence, South Florence, Ne
in Council Bluffs, Sioux city, &C., in Iowa I' w /
he will also attend TO the payment Of taxes, and to
renting and the collection OF rent on improved prop
erty Claims and Farms bought and sold; Lands en-
tered N terms; Land warrants bought and
sold and Lands entered on time. Address, ~ .op
WIN. YOUNG BROWN, .s
..-.g .,.-- tp Omaha city, Nsbrdska territory.
REFERr rScEs- Isaac OTIS. sr., n Y; Thomas Baslis,
BrookIyn, RI; Rev G W Musgraye, D d, Pbila., Pa;
VIM M'Kim, Esq, Baltimore, Md; A w Loomis, Esq,
and George M'Cook, NJ D, Pittsburg, Pa; Rev David
EIoit, y, Allegheny city, Pa; Rush Bradford, New
Brighton, Pa; Lyman w Porter, New Lisbon, Q; Jas
Mason, Cleveland, Q; John M'Cook, steubenyiie, o;
Hon w d Morgan, Columbus, o; Hon l. Vallandig-
ham, Dayton, Ohio; M Lee, ESQ, Cincinnati, Q; Hon
Judge Parker O. David aarO9nsh s P1eS pe;rS 4
Williams LqpisE Ky 's%ss SH asnilsoG RssS- RasS
D. San Francisco Cal; Col Cochran, Council Bluffs,
Iowa; HohJ c CMiteher, Florence Nebraska territory,
and lie Roy Tuttle. Esq, Omaha city: ., ,,,si;tf
Septsmber II, le56-u NfE'i't' '#" - ''.'"''
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Boot shoe and leather Lea s STORE. tII

NEARLY oFPosirE rHE BANK, RAvkESk,, 0.
m, THE subscriber has just rt tceiv. m,
HWV il ed1a fresh stock % GehtlemenH La. ttlt'
Gents Congress Gaiiers, s''' - 1s''H@ !"
do Coberg Shoes. +.
Several varieties Ladies and Misses Caters,
Gents French and common can BOots, ~, ~.
BOYS Boots snd Shoes. HOW 2"Hm litH lELfi
All kinds OF worn in our line ldoneto order. Re
Of Leafher ana Shoe Findings, Mems and Woneh Z
Morocco, French ana common Calf Skins, spaHish
and slaughter SpleleAtheT, OAK Tan dos LAns,fegsi
Thread, Shoe Nails, BFistIes, Tacks dc, We es,
peslaIly invite Shoenakefs in the country 10 enll ana
examine stock Of Leather and Findings, ana All
who want Boots or Shoes come aud get well shodi
N. B-Highest market price Will be paid In cash
for Beef hides, CalfBkins and sheep pelis. 81 .
RayennA. Nay 9Th, 1850. 59.y j. w. ENOs.
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Barber and HaiI-dresser. Shop under the Collin
House. Shaving, Hair.cutting, and Shampoonine
done promptly and in the most fashionable style.
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DISEASES VANQUlSHED.

FIEh years OF per
n study analysis and ex-
lment, Dr. Roback, the
sminentSWedish Physician
succeeded IN producing a
medicine from the noun
tain herbs ofhis native land,
which acts directly upon
the causes OF disease In the
blood, and by restoring the
corrupted fountain of life
10 a condition Of health and
purity ,expels disease from
, the system whereyerit may
oFW hateVeF may
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TANNERS Oil and Lard 0il'at yIie'74
L Msrch ls,ieSs swIyfk
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Price ofPu-fer. 81 co per bottle 6hottIes for s. ,0
Pills, % cents per box, 5 boxes for 100.
For sale by Curtis Hatch, Ravenna; {. c. r. Har-
mon Aurora; J. II. Sprague, CarrctsviIle: Parson u
RoOt, Windham; w. J. Dickinson, Randolph; Wann
& Wilson. Denrhcld; SpauldlI q Co. PalmNra.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell his farm, situated
l. in the north east corner rofstreetsborough Of ltcon
tains 100 ofland There is an quantity
of excellent ter and mber-good orcha rd well graf
ted-a good dwelling house and barns 1t will be sold
for $50 per acre, half down and the balance in
one two and three wears. JAMES A PALMER.
Anrn Ql 1a5G-1R=Gm
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OPERATIVE SURGERY.
EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY,

NHE inconvenience that has hitherto at
i tended the treatment of patients who visit physi-
clans for reliefby surgical operation general
ecal suggested the proprety of making
by which they may securethe comfort OF
home, and at the time be under the most favor
able circumstances for efficient surgical tendance
and management. .E..
Suitable rooms, good board, exreriencedatte
and veryhng necessary to the comfort and cure Of
those who favor with their patronage will be fur
nised at an expense much less than can be afforded at
similar Institutions in larger places. ..... -. ..
We are prepared to operate for stonein the bladder,
rupture ,aneurysm, drOpsy, wry neck, club foot en-
larged tonss hare. diseases of the bones joints,
deformity from burns, pol!Pus. cleft palate, cross
ewes cataract petrygium, artificial pupils, ,eXtirpaon
OF the eve defOrmity of the eyeds, deafness, cam
GERS u mors and all other disease and defOrmities
curablc by surgical operation. Inflammation and dis.
eases of the eye ear joints, &c, not requiring opera
ton. will be treated by appropriate remedies. Artd.
cial human eyes furnished and inserted. d b. .
Patients unable to visit Poland can have their cases
| attend at at their homes.
| Letters Of inquiry promptly answered. #'+I
TERMS.-Fo Board. washing furnished apart
! ments, fire. lights, nursing and medical treatment
charges will range from five to ten dollarsper week
For surgical operations separate charges WILDE made
Payments must be pade or secured before leavngfo fol
home. -
The undersigned is happy to refer to the folowina
medical gentlemen who have frequently witnessed hi
operations vouch for his experience and skill
/ in the operative depart 'ent Of surgery.
i -. G. N. FOWLER, M. d.
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d DE N IT'S r R Y.

ssp DR. A. A. HARRIS, Dentist,
{ tTfSS4gSSS ~ ONCE in the Phoenix Block over L
AO1IJ r Richardson's Hardware Store. .
Begs most respectfully to return his sincere thanks
to the of Ravenna and its vicinity for the
lbe raj patronage bestowed upon him during the pas
rustsby unremitnC attedtion, to be favored
th The continued support of his friends and assures
them TINT it will be endeavorsto give
satisfaction in all work entrusted to him All WON
wsTranted, Feb 81, 1a55-30-tf
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THE subscriber wishes to inform his friends }, q,
and the public generally, thai he has removed ms
in Campbells Block, to the one lately occupied
by VIM Gardner. Having purchased Mr. Gardner $
goods the two stocks are now united IN one, making
M. home manufactured Doors AND SHOES in the
kVla county, comprising almost every variety OF
WV style, color and quality, usually wanted IN this
market, much of which will be sold 10 cash paying
customers at cost Thankfulfor past fay he hopes
by diligence ard fair dealing in business to merlt
continuance of the same. W. d. ~ MIAMI
Rayenna, September 4, ls56-u
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A SMALL HOUSE and lot OF ground op.
n posite DR.. swirts, Chestnut street, in secona
square below the Courthouse, can be had for $4ss oo
and on terms of easy credit. Also, yer! hahusorne M
Coins former residence 90 in feet front and 800 feet
in depth aud well stocked with choice frutfrees' Is
oeereh for sale. This is desirable location ana IS
convenient TO business. H. u hhNNSi
Rovanna Septembcr IL 1S56-u