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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-29
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isA From the GAINESVILLE Aurora. v
9THOUGHT'S OFsxtOME.

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~ THOUGHT's OFf11OME.
owsBuangcly kindle in the heart fg3 ,14s
90 ThougRts.sf the .loved andteft!s y ~
How brightly mem,ry brings sgain 4 r. . z
Homes iovfsliaess. Bereft q y s'ilss3s = {
May b The heart q, al boside h 49,. II = .'
These memories may never glide. ll,57a
insNos from their snooTinga sagats y ~.
haiWhile ohidhoodis Ihrilling note IL tass
,Swels S,sss life ) waste ofsatsrs WIDE. L. !
..sas N asisiss III
No. IN our very being . heart 81
.s1 That home shall ever dwell; ID r T e'
And bring the heart living Joy -.
The tongue may never tell'---
Time may blunt the sharpest thorn, W.,
Pale sorrow plants in hearts forlorn; ...
But memories Of home.
And. with US as we roam, s...
And bring again life's brightest moon.
Sad disappointments cypress wreath ID.
May crown our manhoods brow, ....
The safning harbinger of death
May slack our pulses now; '.-'.
Yet still the thoughts Of that loved one,
Will bring again a joy begun .-. .-.
. In life's happier days, ..v
When in the living blaze -s.a
OF youth and joying hope We rum
Sweet visions of the loved! Oh stay
And always cheer she soul!
Lot not again tho cares of life,
In angry bhlows roll:--
Iwould amidst the scenes OF joy,
Tho loved and left, my thoughts employ,
And drive away tho tears, f..
Brought with the weary years
And cares, which would my hope destroy. S
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could not refrain from joining--and Par
son G. afterwards acknowledged that
Squire r. had gi7cn a death blow To-,
scandal in the village, which aIf his
p reaching could not have done. 2,23To
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chilled as she thoughtshow all duty and
kindness had wilhered up in that rest
less desire for sympathy; and in that
hour there game to her the great pur-
pose 81 life. The mild starlight shoneI
di1ipppn her enraptured face; and an
angel might have, wept for JOY. as the
lefxent prayer went up from, an hum l
ble soul. Just admitted 10 a. vision Of its
duty and destinyl a
aHow social Julia has bel
Come 81 fiate," said Emily s. 10 her
Emother, a few weeks before the time
~ NJ
i Z es, said her mother, "And have
observed it. She is interested in every
thing we love. How kind in her to for
get her studies, and sit with US long af-
ternoons as she does"
"And how sweetly she talks" said
the daughter. "You can learn some.
thing every time she comes; and she is
so modest, one would never think she
was instruc!ing. But here she comes,'
and the happy girl snatchng up a beau
liful boquet, sprang to the doors
"Oh, Julia, we are glad you are
come! Here are some flowers for you
Come in and talk to me as you did yes.
terday. You will make us all good and
wise as yourself" said she with play
ful caress.
The tear that stole down the soft
cheek of Julia, told how blest she was
in The honest love of this young girl
Was she not repaid?
Far reader! do not complain of my
little dramatic Sermon" positively
shall not tell you whether Julia was
married to the young minister or not
Of what consequence is it whether she
loved one above all others? The pures
OF all loves was borne in in her SOUL She
was consecrated to the blessed work o
doing good, and never can such hear
want for sympathy. Are not some o
us wasting lille in yearnings for one
whom we may love and cling to in the
spirit of perfect trust and appreciation
A natural longing, and one most bless
ed ia its iruition; but too unworthy g
lfe's labor. A sad waste Of life indeed
to 60 through it only seeking friend
May our self-examination be followe
by as earnest striving as hers Of whom
we have written.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-29

~Why is contectioner's shop
like drug store' Because they sell
p,es an things-(poison things.)
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the SOUTH alley of the meeting house,
upon pemlty Of twelve pence for each
day they shall sit in the alley after the
present day. 1t was further ordered
that eydy dog that comes to meeting
after lh% present day, either the Lords
or lecture days, except it be their dogs
that dor dog whipper, the owners
Of N se dogs shall pay six pence for
evef Niine they come to the meeting"
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ROBERT II. MORRIS. p. VI.
fcaa! Notices.

NOTICE to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Office, Brook
INlyu, November l7tn. S+i-Pursugrt 10 40 Act 81 In.
Legislature entitled An Act relative 10 me COLLECTION OF
Taxes In the city Of Brooklyn, aad Tor other purposes
tpes,ed phi lsih 1881 S0ic- Is hereby given that Ne
Assessment Rolls for Taxes FOR The cCrreu year nave hs
dag been delivered the Controller Of Tie city OF BROOK,
Iva ard that from all axe. which shall be paid 20 the said
Controller within thirty days from the date hereof de-
ducion 0f Three per viii be insde aud ifai from a.
which shall paid AFTER he expiration Of The .ad
dirty days and within sixty days from said date, deduc-
ton OF Two &c! cent Will be made and that and after
The FIAsr Tuesday January next One peg cent VIII be
added ell thee remaining Gnpsid and thet on the
THIRD Tuesday Of January next The said Controller vi.
deliver TO Collectors OF tie city OF Brooklyn TIE
sad Assessment Rolls together win The warrants thereto
annexed directing them 70 proceed with regard the TN
paid lakes In the manner directed by law.
TIE Controller would respectfully request hose mo IL
avail themselves OF the provisions OF he ACT refer
red the noee TO inform him thereof a. soon as
practicable Ihs, their bills MAJ be readiness ~ 70
prevent desy hen they may be prepared TO pay their
tsNes.
In compliance with resolution Of the Mayor and Com.
Council, NOTICE : hereby farther given mai the
COniru.lo. vii! receive al his olcr N be C!y
Buildings FROM O'CLOCK 4 VI. UNTIL O'CLOCK
P NJ aud at no other hours. \ H. OSBORN.
m. r,4i l.r
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NJ ARlNE JoU Nal
PORT O ~. YOhK

CLEARED.
chin I.ou.s. feavit:e :; o. Win Nelson
Big ssvaansa Dixon, Savannah 7t'irsi'a C!safnsn
schrs Lady Washington ROLAND Progidence Ds'7d
Risley. Crosby Washington B Gs:eT Foa'.e. Pensa
cola, J eager
ARRIVED
Big Clement Ryder Jf, : d from Alexandra -four
70 Hitchcock Il Marshall l copper Afe boat TO sa4rnan
sebr sul,esrn4n eathell ia ftn Alexandria -four to
sturges C!carinsn 81 Go.
scRr Oregon, Carson d. IN Bfandy"iuc, -four 70
sehr Anelis. Smith, q hours I'm Baltimore pig ifoa
70 Mailer & Lord
schr Wave Frost frn Milton 10 = Fo2
Scnr Increase, Wctcor I'm Richmond coal
gchr Grs,tude Stevenson. i'm Philadelphia coal
Scbr Arrival Jones I'm Phsd. coal.
Lighter gear Splendid Burt Iron, &ctfom BARK lawn
ashore the Noies.
saILED-Brtg o.eo!s Ba,-to.v, for Rio Grande
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JULES HACEL, Perfim-r
BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID
2 z BILE LIZ COLE OE 1,y q -


Or VEGETABLE HAIR COMPOSITION
VIZ e1Sscr3o-r Eaving devoted considerable portion
: o us Tine FOR series Of Wears the study Of me
diseases VI lie Skin and the Human Hair Glso The b.s,
meas o! treating and curing Ine sam= a gl after
so0fou5 research AID deep avesug cation, succeeded In
bringing 70 perfection composition, The virtues oiwhicb
he challenges the world 70 excel
Lafiea VIII hcd ne Hyperion great addition the
toilet both Of il delicate and agreeable per-
which aen moist with ths Fluid, he dressed any
required form a. 70 presaryo is place whether plain
Or L cuFs- The following sps2ss Tor .is2lf
EnsrOS, phi stu, 1918.
~: BosLE--Sr - eo1.l4er Il tuty owe Won Is ueIl
rs 70 lose who DC troubled taeir hea. and hair
IS nave been, ~ acknowledge tie efficacy u your Hype-
ron Flad, By The Of winch have derived 90 much
beaesi For twelve years tro1bled with Gl,esse
o. zee 1>ea TIE EGin Of Which Covered with thick
coat OF -eey nunor Tor czEdpf IN fOril which
entirely eo'eed The Of skin cziaed severe head
e7 ard entirely matted for src ly a=ir ESQ turned
dry al oezf and a. est began bald ana greg 10
cure y hieh TIED al the adYer.-t articles cf the dsy
jsd Eef aS1ns l. ei0c,l without deriving any benefit /
h-s d Jotr Hyperion Fgd, and aGo "a vas highly
fesel ~ rose Slo h1c Used y, yet afraid K wa
cut AnciA-f huiEoGg O! tie dag bt Induced by yo 10
E'el trta aot CAD 10 -sy las entirely succ.-d.
sc &c sEln olniy head clear Of nuuo! or dz.dul
Ey a.. . daily growing thicker and Il me heally ,,e
Il % therefore win he Utmost conSdenc, rcola-rt
. an, yours i!Giy, SAMUEL CHAPMAN
u zn1t4s-1rec aad Tor sac b. WIN. BOGLE A-..st n
Ha.f, - " =sA-a2to corner oiSumsEet-aL Boston.
FOR sal- ~ 4 q D. SANDS Druggist loo Fgoa.st
coTner OF William, ard y East Broadway. Ssw-York-
500 ESQ ey q Jonasoa, ~ Broadway. O. Dexter A.
oanyi } W hne=-so1 4 Co Sev-OrIeerss Z. K Bliss
apfEzn--c Mas and by Dras-Ls z-aeraily 10 3assod
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I hOW ALI. PERSONS, th2t Frank-n Moore. ny
IA s0a has e place itui Y! s-o'S eseof con-
sszs TG-refr- tr,.5 a. persons Ear5orllg or trust
o. nv sct-nt-P iy-c5cI ciolr Drc e, ls4s-
d. l~2..N- = y AOO1>E-
TO LET-Oa- 0! he Bocy Pe~s 4 Grace C4G-ca
s..eiec.-y !arge ic- aree persons Acres Cox %
DIAPER, * az cc.l.ty nd size. 1-aGe 70 o9cer oy
L Is w CYRUS w. FIELD. No Sarhnz-sh2.
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miscellaneous.

FRESH FRUITS. sc.
MALAGA GRAPES, Malaga 2aisins IN whole halt Asd
NAcr. boxes unic CurrAnts Sultana kalsins Madeira
C.iron Italian Ci,run, Cendied Orauee Lemon
Bordeaux trlnos In fancy boxes. Siny aIG Ma,
AsTFiSs Egyptian pSes, Arabian Dates, Bitter
Almonds Jordan Sheici Almonds Sicily Shielded
Almonde, Almonds rsIer She'll &c, Filasris
Brasil Nuts, Msie.rs Nuts, Pecan Mus CouOa
NG's, teo Nuts, Calabr.a. Sicily and fehped
Licorice, Rock Candy. Sperm Candles al
M ~ co!oTs ami different prices, Sperm Oh. win
ter and tal strained Sweet on Ia bottles
atA oett'es Sardnes in oil, Anchovits
Olives, Cayers, Mushroom And Tomato
ketchap, Picked Onioas, Warats
Ghctkins, Nc WorcesIeg.hlre Sauce
together With general assortment Of
EaslSh Sauces
SagSrieT Grsea aud SstA Teas, uil assortment and
ptiS"s, Coffee, assortment also roasted and ground
csuy, Chocolate, prepared Cocoa and Paste. Cocoa
SHELLS Spices, whole aud ground, waryau,cS pagc.
Bakers Brown, Pine Appie, Raspberry, Lemon q u.
ser, Orgeai and ether SyyuPs, Chcrry Snd Rssp
eorry Brandy, och and delicious cordial, Cor
dials, foreign and domestic IN DO .lss and iraii
cid irIsh, Sccica and Mcpone ahe.s WA!sAeN,
pefior old Wines and Liquors, aSSortgIcul.
Scotch SnSIsh aad American Ale and Porter
and bottles, ls;nslsss Tapioca Arrow Root,
chsshanhst. Sage. Starch Nice Barley Nominv OA;-
inca CASTLE, Mellow and Shaving Soap
indigo while comb Honey Mc!ssses
and syrup, Brandy Peaches aad Chez
rtes, MOCK Candy, Jgiube Paste Sale
ialuS, Jsiies, East and West India
Preserves. sApsagS, English aad
Ainericsn Cheese. &c.
Congress sad Pavilion Saratoga Wafer To q ana ~
so'ues Havana aad frucce SeeNts various brands
WY bne sisasleke SHAmpague sG oer iaVoFlto Brands
always hand The above good. are fer ss!e "a
Packages or BY retail 10 families NV
GASSSER y YOUNG, No. lSs ChNihAuist
aSu opposite the Chatham rhes!re
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SAHOS'S SYRUP CASTOR OIL
As lie Appearance CT milk, sat pleasant 70 ice
I'M Prepared sad sod Wholesale AID rels. by z
4 SANDS, Druygis; and Chemist, II Jemas-st and 10
Thtrc-sTeEue Sod By z " Guion. Boeery cor Grxad.
81 aad 81 J. Ccdtfn gIcn, 500 HGdsor-st MIRA Hayes
Brooklyn uat
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Jnauranrr.
MUTUAL BENEFIT Lie Iu.u

MUTUAL BENEFIT Lie Insurance Company,
I'VE Office No. Ii Wal.sL
The Company offers the following advantages 10 the
Lives only injured at he rates of premium.
The premium II So may be paid in cash ard shs
In secured u monIhs bearing per interest
!, may be paid monthly or quarterly
No person is liable Beyond the amount OF hi. premium
married woman may Insure the life Other husband fee
from any demnids OF hiS creditors.
There Will he annual division Of pTos psyaols In Scrip
Certificates bearing Interest al per cent which interest
DIRECTORS.
Seth Low RohL [. Patterson
Guillaume Merle, Nm II. Mott
VIM. A. +. Peuu Edward Anthony.
Lewis c. Grover, John 4 Underwood,
Henry MeFarlan, Chss 5. Macknetl
Wn- NJ. Simpson, 1hos y. Segur,
BENZ. C. MILLER secy
Jos l. LoHD. Agent
JAMES STEWART NJ D. tNo,62l Bruadway,) MedlcalEX
ainncr At the ohcs daily FROM TO O'Clock. oil 2awH
1NHE kNICKERB0CkER Fire Insurance Com
pany date the Mutua) OF New. YorS-Csplta S.S0V0c
Ohicc No. 81 WHs-Thc Legislature OF this Stale ri ~
late session passed changing the corporate
the old Mutual Insurance Company o. the City OF New
York TO the hnek-reocher Fire insurance Company OF
NewY0IS All future business Of tina, Corporation will
therefore be transacted under its new
II may be well 70 add, 10y OF explanation that the old
. Mutual Notwithstanding Its ute waa in fact Stock
and that the change ot obtained 20 prevent mis-
apprehension On thai point
This Company continues 10 insure against loss or danag
by favorable terms srs.aI Institutions IL this
george Ireland, John Gray l. c. Ha,nersey
John oothOu,, Bolts Moore, Chss. p Leverich
Geo. Arcaiarils Rob't C. Wctmorc, Bent. De Forest
Robert Benson, Edward Cook, WA Tucker,
John Campbell. Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley
George Conklin. Adam Ncrrie, Alex'r Lawrence,
Joshua Brush, Robert Kermit, Vim. e. Dean
Robert l. Stuart, Anthony Chardou, William Browning
GEORGE IRELAND, President
a. B. MCDONALD, Secretary.
HeS.fo rS Aiay Is. 1876. et2 ecdl
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N PURSUANCE Q. ~ ors:=- Ct - safFcEs:s G IL
Cocury q Yors-No..ce hereby gwen . A. pe:
szT-rz Clans aS-s; P..ck Moan ste OF ne Cl,y
O. New yG-x rrocsT deceased. % ?resect lae sae win
yU1c--, ,s,i % he subscriber ~ rsceace, No
- M.1-so.-si ~ he Civ Of Se~-Ioea Or before lie
eghh day @: Jazu.rT aeI.-Dz.ed NeN-forS, he slx-h
S=v Of J-,lv fr.S THOMAS QOLAS
yr:rh AL,
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l1ubllc Tonpepances. &r.

.H'-r~ REGULAR MAIL LINE 6eI8seo
-s,'ltas--S Boston and SswYork, by tho fasl sDt
splendid steamers MASSACHUSETTS,
and GOVERNOR.
The steaiaer GOVERNOR, Capt Seth Thayer snt
MASSACHUSETTS, Capt. w Potter. vii! rur hrodgs
out connection with the Sonington AID Prov
d-nce and Boston and Providence Railroads leaving New
York daily, Sundays excepted. from pier No ] North
Riyer { o'clock, T. NJ. aud StOGinstou al O'Clock,
~ or uuon the ARRIVAL OF the Mail train from Boston
These steamers unsurpassed 10 speed spendor aoc
comfort having -uch of them 90 lnfss comnodous pr'se
talerooms aud berhs for $40 persons, besides large phi
vate ROOMS Tor families and parties.
The ofcered by the mos. experienced srn
and Will shorten tho passage between New-Yofk and pos
frome /. hours thereby arriving 10 ample time ioi
All the lines running from New York, North; SCUM ani
West and all the lines from Boston, North aad East
The GOVERNOR viii leave SewYoIk Tuesdsy, rhafI
day and Saturday.
Leave Stonng Ton Monday, Wednesday and Friday
The MASSACHUSETTS, viii Leave New. YofE-hos'
dey, "Wednesday and Friday
leave 5LoningIcn--Tueslay, Thursday and Saturday
N. B.-Passen2efs oG The arrival Of the steamers ~
SloHington. proceed Immediately In the splendid Rsresf
cas- 20 PrOyiden,e and Boston, without any delay ard
Baggage Master accompanied each ain To Boston 10 aio
charge OF tbs baggage
For passage freght nqu bOsrd the boats 81 Pif
No. North River, or No. 10 Battery place nA
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Nse. DRAFTS OF Eo.,4nd, ireland, scoEacf, l ~
a. = " ales -PersOns remit any amount Ho
oae pound and upward, TO their ff!sods n ~ ~
psny parl d Great Brtain or ireland by applying y
subscribers, Of whom drafts DC o5taine!, paYse
gl without discount 81 all LIE principal! towH. AID CO.
tarou EngiaGd. Ireland, Scotland aGd Wsles =.
o5l4iEis tr4it. can forward them by toe Peekes . -
Ist, stu lith, loLn -sI Or <5a OF the noaa Of
The Roys! Mai steamer, sang ffoH Bosom % ~ -
and lat o( January. w * J. T. TAPSCOTI,
~ % saluth.-I- ID door heiOg Ruft1g- ~
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Auorreysfor Attaching Creditor
l..eq1 % Wa! u. Ne.s-Y oEa-

pN ORDER d Morris Foscicz- ESQ Supreme CoGri
ID S1tcr h=reoy Elyet, La - E.LAcL
usec: Is ssa-t szast ne estate OF IEors.s johnson
nole>cec. ce3to-. .1d L.. -= sane ~ e soc i9f &c
a;-acansoi according wv, Wilt -2- ro-Is .ro &c
,rs publication Of his .ocs a-c 5si re payment OF any
= e, Tor rs use Of sly properly .7 LIS Sac D.
longing liz a=5 re transfer .: A-y :c1 PROPERTY oy
ais - fcro.l., ~ la s.1 void Dated PM IL,
lstS WELLS BRCOHS, Any. fc- At.Acs-cg CI-..-o',
L. nj -
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xT-~ SEW-YORk r.. -5..=z.G1
- ERIE RAIL go ~s.:.s,.sazs

sy1s,o3 l.sss AND EkIE Rail ~ sf.ssfes~,3g
ROAD LINE Wn,ter
.irongemert-To commence Monday, December TN .
For passengers each way daily (,NcepI Suaday'
Leave New York from tho fOU- OF DGaue-L 81 9c!'c1
A. NJ. FOR Pleruont, Ramapo, Monroe Chester Go,hen,
Mdd!stGWn, Otsvlle, and All le intermediates places
Leave Otsye All 4. NJ HiddistDwH o. Gosb1n g.
81 And Chester ~ % 90 =. NJ. Tor New YORK
Fare between New YORK and Oiisgil!e 81 ~
Freight from Ns~York vii b- received at the loot o
Dusnes boRrd the b1rges Samuel Marsh aud beofy
suydsm, r. Of which VIII leave the city al 0esc..
Z. ". on Tuesdly4 Thursdays sn1 Saturdays
Fre h. Tor SeY OrI vii. he t.k-E by The r,in less1s
OusylI!e a. O'Clock A. ~ the aboy, mentioned his'
days n zach week Dee. /. 1915. -
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=. NEW LINE or PACKETs % L!yefp9922.

- wv LINZ OF PAGhETe Tor L,seIP ~.
PzcGets OF he Dist acc DeCThe spst;S,4 ~
ssltng and fayog;tc packet-sIip LlNERfOoL' ne
lccs barrier Capt Eldndge, Will sal 90 hosISS{p,oSs
2ist and the apAGcid ast-saili3g psckC.5hP n
1000 tots brnhen Capt Cobb viii ,dil saturday ~
, tbeIfreg1lar dgys. The seconaods i1as OF NC -
,Ps Luz c.iR, SecOndcabln aud Storage psssehs
rot be surpassed Those wishing 10 secure bshs 80
moi fail ~ make iIIaedi1ie application board lHe 'f
or 20 ". / J. T. TARScOfT, ga SoztS-sI
. door below SaIiins SIP;
Tbs LIVERPOOL viii sail FROM Liverpool! on NJ =,
February, .nd tie SlDDOEs the ll:h persoc; w!sa
20 send ior IAesr if;end3 have broase. III
gascent packets any o! the regular lice upoa
able !err1s by applying above. Wv
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MORE CONVINCING PROOF

~ severe co!1 c=.lnyZ bad ccGgh pain n IGe breast
f-ye: 2.G s=-ts- s-ac.-t.a Ecc -o,- OF appetite Dr.
Camp c.z-t -zs 70 =; your Bz=z- cg LiYervor;, h-
admitted ee E-e@ Of no medicine thai eq4ast u snc he
SO :: vas ve7 4oG-. heih-r oGit entirely
cover EaFng i=ks a7e experienced Is good effects,
AZ zo's couI-c=; la=t Indebted fcr recovery
- aEctet ahoGL eleven moths AID rad tri-.
!4zf Iessdl-s, 3si zone caa b. compared 20 Dr. TAY
LJkS hasa1n Of LIy=rscrt - Bey sE1ansL Were
oo,a-1et = DAVID EOUSEMAS, CrsrR-fry-.,. BROOK
sn>!a.- lhs or Ziasl proprietor s5rre'sy s. Rosg-
ery, rOv - 5eekrz1- dl2 81
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"a nITH;S GOMGOPtTHIC eHARAACY-4ss
- 5rGs-say corner Of SrooEr-s-J- + ) SMITH E.y
- =s-e tr Inc tsi= az. r1Ec .. rs stock CT IocEope
te medicine, i IL rEirat-c iIs-e IS enabled 20 sc2P.y
or--rs Az f---iac cases, &c AG- g. EsEet.Iore-
&c ass removed ae above number where nay De
Socad family nri other acs Erc-ure, er:c, ras-
ty. N
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". cec,ztised- LAD-E
Ahern, Ellen
6gy. sl.!s. Dir Hes,si
4I.i.oo. Miss Mary
And.ey~s. Mrs Sarah
adsfson. Ssrasry AM
Austin. sfrs Eliza
BudGeiy, Mrs jane
Bfzc!ey, Mss osrsn
2 sck. HrF Jean
Blac.Iey. MsrssreL
gal.s-y. Sifs Rsncy @
B!acxia.r. 3irs PaOce jsue
2!azcuEfd Mss Mar \
E-l Afs G-of.e
Z 4lIss-v. Ann
BID win, u - Ssrsn
BsyEt3 Mrs Am
Rzy ar, Ai-- E=lis Ann
Bernard. Mrs
2-ers. Aargere.
Eeaca, iir, LucrsIis
Beceu, Mrs
BenGer, yiFs julia
Benson. Mss Emma
Brigham MIR
Bird. M4. LOu.s3
Rroy~a, Sfi-s Franz
Brown. NJ. Maria L
Ballard, Sfrs Looms
Runt!s, MISC Eiizsoetn
Byraat. Miss Jdliz
8srlin1D. am
Clark, Mrs Mary
Calhoun. Mis Eliza NJ
Chase. Ms Elizabeth
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Caapman.Mi.s Wealthy Ann
Caro- Margaret
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Carter, Mrs
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Cl-ary, CA.herice
Ciovell, n Louisa
Clinton, Mlss Mary
Clinical. Mss Josephius
Collins. Miss Mary Ann
CubD. MIS- Mary
Colrmgo. Mss Mary +
CoGy, Elizabeth
Collier. SIS Charlotte
Collins. Mrs Caroline
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Cruweu, Mrs ABBY
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C!0ugn. Miss ABBY
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Gather MISS C.srlnda
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week at y O'Clock landing above forfreigh pe,ass
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