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pnblie Conpepanres, 81.
IT, NEW ARRaNGRMExr

NEW NRRt>GEMENT-y.
.1trSs@s,sREDuCED -lldep-na~nI Lias 81 s sa'
pom. frosifcnce ard Bos-orl--i ,-,r, " =
Times week raeh way Tte s;sanch and Fsvor.- So
boat NEPTUNE. Commanded by CApL WLa,ss n -,
hsNins cofnpi-i-f - improvements viii resume -, 49,,
on saturday, SIS, May - folio~s:-Lesye NewY,,. 49,
Pier No ), NoIth River, fof Newport Progid- uor -
ton dir-'i, ~ Nontsy "wednesday, and Friday .,-,
Providence IN tine for he morning rz.n OF cas-, 10
Tssnion New Bedford, Fall Rive, ke., and s.o eo,-
with iae sie2sneos,s running East o. he Kesre,,r .
Perooscot rivers, al 0c.Ocs. p N. RsTusSrSs =,
.esve Providence 'cr Nsvpor; and Sew-York o. -.
Gay. Thursday ~ Saturday. 81 S. O'clock P n a. ~
aTisa. u th- MAJ Tain u Cars from Boston. 20
PaSs rom Ses-yOrk 70 3 sgon csStr,....... ~ =.
peck Passengers from Scs-Yors IA Boston 80 A =,
Cabin Passengers 10 Newpof an Providence - :.
Deck Passengers from NSw-Yors 10 Providence :
Al k.1ds Of Freight taken ~ he lowest ra.~s
For further psrticrlvs. enquire ~
oEo. p FAlHCulLD. IL westsr~s
orof JOHN n RICHMOND, Proyileoe-
ant al the once on thr siesintOsi landing. nxx
persons foroid trusting MS Bo@i except ca -.
ten order. from the Captain. Other bills vii ~
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,SaSs.Sa FOR ALBANY. Daily. sunday s1csrss
TssoCsH DIsEcr-As : o'cocs. P. N tuu
the Pier between tourlsnd and Liberty STREETS
Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Caps x. q. Cniuensi~u o.
leave on NontsS, Wednesday and Friday Eyenng,u
O'Clock.
S.esm,osl HNlCkERBOCkER, Capt A. H0lghsou 81
leave 90 Tuesday Thursday md Saturday eyenlrrs /.
! O'clock
Al Fee OClocs p. ~ Landing al Iatermess,
Places from foot Of B,'rclay-sL
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Csp1s,n NJ II. Tnie.seg
will leave Monday, "Wednesday, Friday and saa..,
afternoons 81 ; OciOck
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Capt L. w Bninar.
wilosye Tu~.isy Thursday and Saturday znrrrooa.
O'Clock Passengers taking either 90 the above ice,
VII srriye IN Alhaay IN supple time or he Morning Tr.s
Of Cas- Tor the Fast or WcsL
~ The hosts and sUh-iantisl-sr- mrrsh-a
with and ceg zntslse rooms and FOR speed and aeon
mod .lons arr unryae on the HUDSON
ffsfght taken az Moderate Rates
" AL persons forbid trusting any ~ the Boa. !,
his L.ae whog, written order from the Captain "a
AGENTS
For Passage Freight spp.y board 10 P c shaI
the o'tce ou the wharf SIS
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IT, OPPOsITION TO MONOPOLY.

GII - TVN ~
lxrsf ~ Morning Line al 7 o'clock for Albany and
~inlernissll ate landings. tom the pier foot q
lncAi above BarcSyl Breakfast su dinner
ON board The and splendid steam yacht Kir VAN
WINNIE, Capt L. ID Abell from RObinson-sL Pier tneu
TO Barclay Tuesdays Thursday and Saturday ocSk
VI. For passage or freight apply on board The Boat
AZ Ils ni'ca on he dnch aulE m
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ROBERT II. MORRIS, r. VI.
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DISTANCES AND RATES or FARE.
F,,r. Effv a. d .frs-.l IA utl.s a. f..,f.

IT. FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
House Rumson, Eaton Town, shr-wsbafy
and N anasquan.-rhe and eeg ant low
pressure steamer EDWiN LEWIS. Capt Corliss, will
leave Catherine Market follows touching al Pier No l.
Fast River, going aud returning:
LEAVES NEw-YOgx LEAVES EAroS Tows.
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nNN
ARMY.
List of Letters Remaining in the U. s. City Des-
patch Post, September 18th, lS45.

ROBERT II. MORRIS. p. NJ.
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LADIES LIST

~ Please mention he DATE Of the List in rhieh my
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SI'HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY

A. B. HoD6Es, Secretary.
WssHISGrOS Posr, Agent
JOHS X. RossRrs. Surveyed. iyla isMosy
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- FOR SALE OR TO LET-A house and lot Of
:: about acres Of land st New Bruus~ek. -wJersey,
a, the extremity Of Tie Gig, and about ten nn
uies walk from Railroad D-po- The house i large and
convenient corknnge rooms on each roor beside the cell
Jar and garr.t There also good barn carriage hons-
COW D1us-. and other euthutngs al IN good repair sd
wei @rraHged tor convenience THIS believed % be one
Of ne nos pleasant situations ihs vicinity possessing To
combined advantages Ola CRY and County residence. Ar
rlr 20 NJ GILICk. 50 Oivsr-.t All4 sla WI
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:. .T- ArOUGHkEEPsIE AND INV.

SPRING and CORNWALL.
The Steamboat JAMES MADISON Capt CHARLEs Hal.
STEAD, will leave tho Warren Pier every Tuesday
Friday at o'clock p NJ Returning will leave Nswbufgh
every "Wednesday and Saturday at O'Clock. 2. M
All Baggage, Packages Parcels, Bank Bills Specie.
put boa his boat without bsag entered the book
receplet for must hr Al The rsk of lhe 'her-of M
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- FOR SALE-Ono new three story House No 10
Seventh street. De -stur Place between Avenues and
- c, TOmpsins Park. The house Is finished In
modern style. with mahogany doors plated mornings. mar
bic msnte crates throughout IL rooms. bath room IN 81
story fountain and .hbbery In yard &c Two third. of the
purchase money remain bond and mortgage FOR three
yssrs Apply al l52 Fulton street
tvIut ~
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NILDEI RS
S1L1MANDER SAFES.

MYTH the recent Improvements of S. c. Herring,
w Of 1879 Water street (who possesses the paent
right Of the article for the State OF New York; these
Safes may be pronounced perfect. or their a solue
mpeneirabity by fire it is unnecessary speak p
long of successful experiments elincbed by the
result of the thirty six hours fiery ordeal to which one
of these Safes exposed in the burning ruins of the
Tribune buildings, have set that matter at rest orev
err But by n recent improvement they are now rem
dered as impervinus to damp "a to FIRE; and nothing
placed in o them can mould or mldrw. Each Of
these Safes is firnlehed with of Chuhbs detective
locks, which cannot be picked. Thus the Saaman-
der Safes manufactured by The subscriber at once
fire proof damp proof and thief proof Can security
go farther? SILAS G. HERRING
1879 Water street. New York.
N. B-Second hand safes of sundry makers for
sale at from quarter TO lrlf of first cost. they
having been received in part payment for wllder's
Salamanter, IS
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SbaufuD anu GdtUtND
ROOMS,

r HARRISON, would respectfully inform hi
- friends an patron, that noiwih, and,ng a long
season OF 90, d. snow, hail, and hard tme,,
has pa> sed since he ha had the plea Of greeting
shaving, bri> hing, hearing. and lerfning his nl-
northern friends and customers that he Is It'll
in Whehall, ard has for the CONVENE &c and com.
fort Of hi and the travelling pu lie, remov
ed his Shaving Saloon to Parks splendid Brick
Building two doors south The Clinton House which
he ha> fit,cl mp IN a svc second IN the vlcin-
itv, and has connected with hi> Saloon a large and
commndis Bathing Establishment, with cold, warm
and shower Bah> and gentlemen need sep TN,
from one room to The other when they viii nm
them. elves shaved, >heared, washed, brushed, per
funed, and completely renovated.
n b. n. would request his friends not 10 he
decered decoyed Y the ST. iped poles AMI dsrla,
that may Z made al hi old sIand, he post vel,
is not there; ut a, his splendid saloon Two door,
soih OF The Clinton, where he politely inviies all HI,
friends TO call
Whitehall, March 90 1915. "A
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pR MARsUAiLs
INDIAN VEGETABLE
Black Plaster,

TNHIS Plaster is unrIvalel for caring srrofiluS
L sweninr~, scnrvy sore, lame ack, hurn> palns
n The ,ide,, hp, or llml,, and seldom fsi> to Eve
rellei N OF local rhe lma SIN. lfapped 10 the
idle ii will sure many OF the common liver com.
plants, and II l. found TO equal # superior 10
any corn plaster, tor corn> on The feet. II lmmedI-
aiely applied to fresh wound II will prevent sore
mes, and carSe IL quickly To heai.-Fam e- in the
habit of using this plaster find II he'ter than any
,alve l. wan'el. H. virtues have cen wines ell V
ihol-ands o. re- peclai lie individuals in variors paris
of the tniel States, who have tested it, efficacy
PRICE, 25f>. per box.
irjSMany rer'incaies may Re had showing it,
extraordinary effects.
Bsirdre IF CounterftifS -
All iho-e wishing to pnrcha,e the genuine
article nf Mar, halls Plaster should purchase that OF
which Il. g. Grdley Middle ury, VI, Is the General
Agent and no other n I manufacture personally the
Plaster sold by said Grilley.
DIR. MARSHALL
certify that the above article executed in my
pre-, ence ly DR.. Marshall and that his signature
thereto l. genuine.
nORaSTAS WOOSTER, Judge
Mmllelurv, Jan. Ia, lsi5.
Sold whole ale and REAL ly Fl. {. Gridley, gem
eral Agent, MiddIelury VT.
PECK 4. SPEAR,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, bennington, VI.
And by druggists generally IN the United States
aud Ianada. 35.ly
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INSTR A NOE.

FINHE sul scril erhas acted "a Agent tor the Hinn
L Insurance Company OF Hartford Connection for
more than twenty years past. and continues insure
against ossess by fire. and all kinds ofbuildne. and
personal properly, aud will receive applica,lons at
hi Office in Burlington, and Immediately issue Polices
for that purpose al low raie> Of premium as anv
private company lord. The undonh,ed re ,poa. .
Ill lily Of this Company, inses safety TO The n>l-
red, and their prompt honorable, al liberal cour,e
in the adjustment and pa yment of losses will he at
tested by all with whom they have had ocrasion 10
do bi>ine-s. WIN. A. GRlSWOLD, Agent
Burlington, March |. 1914. 40 If
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There is no ercuse fer the Headache
when you can obtain the GEN
me NARsmAILs AROMATIC
CATaRRii and HEAR.

THIS snuff is ceran aud perit II cure for tie
L caiarrh, and common colds in The n .ad and The
Headache and is excellent articles for ore and
weak eyes Il opens and purae> ont all ob>rrucrions,
hens The clans and gives healthy action to
the parts q 'ec'ti.
Belrare Of Counterfehs;
Al those wishing 10 purchase the genuine
article f Mar.hal'> Suri, .hond purchae thai OF
which II. G. Gridev, MdiIebpry Vi, 10 the propre
tor lard no Other a manufacture personally the
nuI ,od by ,ald Grjley.
DIR. MARSHALL.
certify that The above article was cXecuied in my
presenge aud that hi> siauauIe thereto i genuine
DORASTUS WOOSTER Jadge.
Miideburv, Jan. a. ISIS.
\. B.-1he name OF II. C. Gridev proprietor will
he found upon eve borle of the genuine Mar. half,
Improved Sniff sid wholesale aud retail " IL,
e. CIR ley, Md lehrry VI. PECK q SPEAR
Wholesale and Retail Druggists. Burlington, VI.
And by Druggists generally IN the Uniled SAFES
and Canada 35-I
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HENRY HALE,
ATTORNEY Il COUNSELLOR At LAW,
ORWELL VERMONT.
TN MARNMSU0

UN MARNISVo
VUNHE Subscribers IN debt, and their creditor,
L are impatient for their pay. Their means o
payment are in the hands Of their debtors. The,
cannot nay but by being paid, and they must lie paid
10 enable themselves TO get out Ui debt. They ART
the in earnest in consequence Of The bushes.
prospects ofthc country growing out OF The election
of Polk and Dial as. For although they are Demo.
Gratis dyed the wool, they have fears that the poll.
cy Of the approaching administration may operate
di>asrosly upon their business, and they are deter.
mined to be on, Of debt before the Wing prophetic,
of the destruction Of the iari, the admission OF Tex
ms, and the bankruptcy and riiu consequent uron
these measures shalI he ve' fled.
The sui scrbers therefore give notice 10 al persons
indebted 10 them, that they mu't be paid by the 18th
ia, of January nexi, COLLECTION will lie legally en-
forced. JAS. MORSE q BROTHERS.
Bnrington Dec. 4, 1914. %
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Cloth Warehouse.
F. s. WINSTON g. CO.
~. rOG D.-.1 -. A. ~

NO. los Pearl ST., Ne,p York.
ARE now receiving Of their own Importation on
Comnis sion, aud by purchase al Auction, and other.
wise, a tnl assortment of Woolen Goods, comprising
American, Engli h, Fiench, Belgian, aud German
Cloths and Cashmere, boz plain and fancy Also,
a large variety Of "a and Ga Tweeds aud Sainets.
Ve,ngs and Panialoon Suis.
DeroiinP all our lime and attention erciusireiy 10
Wooiien Goods, winch we Obtain from the above
sources, we believe we exhibit the largest and most
extensive 10 be found in tho City or Coun-
try
We invite the attention Of close and ertensire buy.
ers to Our stock, pedging ourselves that those who
have been IN the habit Of iuyng their Cloths at Auc.
iion al the expense OF much time and trouble, (ofen
getting quantities and qualities they do not wan, j
shall Obtain them ofus ut very small advance from
cost Tor Cash, or ona short credit, for approved notes.
NEw YoRK, April 2 l,lS45 as
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in genera ~ for more than len YEAR and
III usanh. q pgh, H. incompatible value V exneri-
ence OF II. wnnaerf Il curative pro lcrc, have accord
ed To II 2 ce'e' rit. Unparalleled IN the whole, " de
range u N.d cal science Ia jhi> any other ctanfrv
since thu puweli Il neicue hrsi eraIne known
imuen.e numicr-, whu believed Them elves IN the
lat >iage of runGrmela III Incurale n>lnplion.
and pronounced hv the most skIliul pliy >ician> in
The country a. pa,i all hope ri recovery hav been
cued mlraculuuslv from The grasp OF Deal v lis
u'e, anh are now le,scd with health and strength
i is Naurc's own simple Re,rorarlve-a Healing
Balm prepared Y one who was brought 10 the very
Trunk OF the grave by Consumption, and from plan 5
cele rated for their great medicinal virtues. II Is tine
rhpiu yi"ni {" na'nrGl means Ia overcome and com.
lerari the evils Of \ 'tlre-healing tue iatera'ed
Lungs VI the afflicted patient IN he ,por,i no. sble ca
ses AMI rs>urng the fnciions al The disea. ed men,
erS In strong anil healthy action. Ii has Iected
cures where all uiher medicines have failed
In all cases Of Asthma, Whonping C,u.h or tb,
accumuallon Of Phlcgm, destructive Ia Inc heal
and lite ul oh ilIen-il Is particularly recommends,
"A an unialiDg cure, and no family in the Ilninn 4
they wi hio pre- eve iher children from uernp an,
death, should MOI he without u.
Almost countless testimonials of its remarka alb,
cures, from every quarter The Union, and from ind
vnual, in every condition Of life iIs hest cre.len
iiai,, showing IN the mot conclusive manner tina
manner le short II miraculous. The, may be ioun,
in The daily paper, and al may he Oh aimed in pam
phleis and hanilb'l'> OF agents free q. ol-i.
| Th- incompaial e medicine is prepare caly hy N
HDowos, Troy VI, the original inventor aud pro
| prie,or.
CURTIS & SMITH. S.. Alhsos, VI.
Only Wholesale Agents, ~ whom Agents can b,
supplied in any psrl the Unon upon the best terms
| Sold ny especial appointment, by r-- -r
nigAf = t hRTarR. burlington, Vi.
SMITH & WILKINS,> 4s-yl
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Farms in Milton For sale.

d ESIDING in OHIO, the suh>cr er is De irons Of
IL selling his land, in Milton and now offer for
ale one Farm Of 1870 acres, one mile north of The
Falls east oi Snake hill, OF rnequalle soil for crops
gra., has Two good barns an orcha d, water, ana
ordinary house.
One Farm of from 100 to 200 acres, one mile south
eat Of The FALL, anI wet of Mr.. Pa>, Of some 30
acres interval and balance IN plain land, good barns,
olli>h house. and great advantage. tor raising our
Milton staple, Rye.
One Farm ga mile northwest Of the FALL, 100
a"rc-,-2ood luldings. orchard, and convenience.
Other parcels Of 20, 30 and 40 acre, for surh n.
NAV chooea smaller pircha,e.
Al.o, the Store Hcn,e and LOT a, east end Of the
Bridge where, with the Improvements nj the FALL.
i. a very desirable location for wishing to open
any business.
Also some Village Lots, with and without dwell
ling houses, the most plea ant par Of he village
BY Immeiae application, some 500 yards OF do
me>ic cioh may lie applied, or any Of the parcels
will sol for small portion of The money
down. Wi h annual nstnlment> for the alance.
900 sheep, YuIng Cattle, Hay, &C., will be sold
with either Of The farms. If desired.
| ,hall remain III Milton al ont two weeks, after
whth apply 10 George Ashley, at the Fall, or to A.
G. W btu m, re, Wet Milton.
'1i> better 10 trade with the prnripa than with an
acen'. J. I. AIN SWOR ~.
Milton Fall> Sept %, l5l4. II
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BURLT.NGTOV
IRON FOUNDRY.

THIS Establishment is now fitted up in good order
L Tor making
CASTINGS,
such a. MIL Geering Sleigh Shoes, Wagon Axe,
and Boxes
,adron and Pota'h Kettles, KEEP, constantly on
baud
All he patterns formerly u.ed and owned hv Mes,rs
Gay Il Edwards are here ready for use. have taken
hold oilhi- concern, for The pirpo.e OF dom. j'n
OF wori, and am confident can do it, by Ing the
bc-i Of stock.
Ca. llng> made on low 'err,. far ready rav.
All orders addre-,e ed 10 F.. X. tRossMAN, Burlng-
ton, VI hail he promTrv attended 10.
Burlington, VI. Fe!'y. ~, As. 37n6
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NEW YORK
AND LAKE CHAMPLAIN
STyN ~ pnAT LIME

Low e. DOW, Proprietor. 20 Old Slips N. Y.
AGENTS,
Messrs. Matheu.on & Sinclair, Montreal.
Ba.com & Gaylord, Whehall.
Jason C. Pierce g. Son, st. Johns
VIM. Cooe. Esq. L. F..
II OW DOW having completed their nrra:se'
IL men,> for 1915, for the transportation OF freight
to n nj from New York, Lake Champaign. and Can
ia, during the of navigation, are nop prepar-
ed 10 con racl freight IN amy amount that may e re-
1rre on their ro,,e. They have twelve first class
ho,is in their line lnruding three Steamer. which
will my constantly leiween New Y RI and ST. johns.
{. f., and will transport their rargoe> without hp
ment Their experience in he business enables Them
conf emily to stale that they Ter facilities 10 shippers
possessed 10y no other line.
Transient shippers will lind it TO their interest TO
| call on them.
Literal advances ma lie on produce and mrrchan
die sh1pe1 by this line and consigned 10 Low d
Dow.-Aso, goods purchased on commission 'y L..
q d. 40
AMPS TO BURN CAMPHENE."
UTORN'S PATENT SOLID BOTTOM 81 IS
i FOUNTAIN LAMPS for Camphene or Chem
zeal OIL have tec"me nnver' ally celebrated and
sought after. a. the mot perfect Lamps" ever
| inven'el. They meet the appro' aion and praise OF
all who them Try all Others, Int do not fail 10
the es', the cheapest, and above all, the Lamps
that will give the grea'e-, light with the least ex-
| pen,e. They are the most simple and cay 10 man
! age and Trim. canno' coro'e or become heated while
/ burning en- ilv cleaned inside and ou and not lerI
ell hv draft or current Of air. Less that half cent
per hour will give yora ,pl-ndd lleht"! Try
one" Manufactured Wholesale aud retail ly J. o.
| Fav, No. 1856 Fulton Street, Ism Btding>O New
York, viz: Stand Tamp- for Parlor> with or with.
ont l'i>ires; Su>pending Lamps for Store. Hotels
and Oh Ir.hee; also, Chandeliers Side Branches &c
dc in any >ivle des'rel, or made to order.
N. B.-Ladlrs. II YOU wish Ia preserve yoiir eve
seht 10 good old ace,or want strong and reanli-
fl ligh' 10 lew or readily d" not fail 10 procure one
| of these Lamps. One IN he centre Of large pnrur
remote corner. 42n3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-26

"FALLlNe FROM GRACE."-Zedekiah
Broadhead was man of somewhat less
stature than Goliah of Gath, though pos
scssingperhaps as much physical strength
60 the village wrestlers thought, when
out OF sport he picked up whole hand
ful Of them and dashed them on the
ground. During religious revival Zed.
ekiah was converted and joined the
Methodist church. One evening while
on his way home from class meeting,
he was assailed by half dozen of his
former companions, shouting "Now Zed
has become Christian, and cannot
fight, let US give him thrashing"
'.Hpld. Q momont," interposed Zed. put
ting forth an arm as long as a rail, "I
know Christian cannot 6ght,l but re-
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B IL "A ~ TX g. .
LAKE ERIE NURSERY.

Y'HE proprietors of this nursery will hav,
u for sale the coming fall and spring, ont
of the best selection of Fruit Trees ever of
fered for sale IN Ohio. Many of the Treel
were grown by Professor J. P. Kirkland, un'
der his own direct supervision. Some ol
them will be from the nursery of Messrs.
Downing, Newburgh, N. Y, while others
have been grown upon our own grounds. The
number of varieties will constitute about
eighty Of Pears, twenty five or thirty of Cher
ries, some thirty O. Plums, about fifty Of
Peaches, one hundred varieties of Apples. all
the best varieties of Aoricots, Nectarines
Ounces, Grapes, Strawberries, Raspberries,
Gooseherries, sc. sc. We shall procure If
possible all of the new and most highly re-
commended varieties of fruits from the east,
and shall offer them at reasonable prices. We
shall also have for sale great variety of Or
namenta Tress and Shrubs. Roses, &c. &c.
which have been growing in our own grounds.
We have also Evergreen Trees of Norway
Fir, Balsam Fir, Chinese and American Arbor
Vitae, Red Cedar, American and Swedish
jumpers, Evergreen Cypress, Tree and Dwarf
Box, irish and English Yew, &c. &c.
We shall publish in November list of our
different varieties of fruits as named, with
heir times Of rpening, which we will send to
any one that desires.
Trees will be carefully packed when desir~
I'd, and all orders accompanied with the mon
ey or good city reference will meet with
correct attention. ELLIOTT g. Co.
Cleveland, Sept. I845. 6w24.
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member l belong to denomination who
believe in falling from grace; and, con-
tinued the new convert, planting his foot
more firmly on the earth, and towering
up like giant in the moonlight, and his
arm falling back to angle forty-five de-
grees-.'if should fall from grace
here he lowered his voice to an ominous
solemnity, and advanced three PAGES
towards his retreating assailants-"if !
should fall from grace. ,Dos be to you"
The rascals overawed by a doubt of the
saints perseverance,, decamped with pre-
caution leaving Zed, as Apollyon left
Christian, to 60 on his way rejoicing.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-26
p AIN TING

THE subscriber takes this method to in
i form the public that he has rented the
Paint-shop Of N. d. CLARK g. Co. and is
prepared TO do all kinds of ".a E. s.,'e,
Carriage and Buggy Painting
on as short notice and as cheap as can be
done in the County. And he hopes, by being
promp. and attentive to his business, to merit
a liberal share of patronage.
Those having Buggies in country shops,
will find 1t to their interest to bring them to
him at Clark's shop. Particular attention viii
be paid to re-painting old Buggies and Ways
gons. Refer to N. D. Clark g. Co. ~.
'oaE .f4.r.- H. T. SEYMOUR.
Ravenna, June s. 1845. rs. L.. ....
Having rented our Paint.shop to Mr.. Fl.
T. Seymour, and reposng full confidence in
him, he having done our painting the past
year and intending to furnish him with the
same the present year. we cheerfully recom>
mend him to all who may require his services
IN Carriage Painting, or any other work in
his line of business. s@..l....-.... ..,,,. .
......... N. D. CLARK O. Co.
Ravenna, June 5, 1845,