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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14
(lenerM RufIer 4 Poet.


/ appears that the gallent soldier and Gle
waited statesman, Gen WM. O. BuTLEH'
the Democratic nominee for Vice Pres.-
dent, ii also poet. The New 10 YORK
Mirror saws: ssGeneral Butler Is poet,
as wellEas . soldier and q democrat, and
will draw upon tho sympathies Of the li.- Y,
A.-... 49, ,..ss.s ], In confirmation of this,
- fsntI ,he following beautiful poem in
our esskes Of gathered gems, from vari.i 's
Gus shores; S.
The Beat Horn.
ny f5IfNERAEs WILLIAM o. BUTLER "a
b. boaiman, wind that horn again,
FOR never did the listening ear IS
Upon its lambent bosom bear ~ rs
Sowild, so son, so sweet a strain. assss. 81
What enough thy notes are sad and few,
BY every simple boatman blown,
Vet it is each pulse to nature true,
And melody in every tone.
How OF in boy hoods joyus day, q s.
Unmindful Of the lapsing hours, 81
I've loitered on my .homeward way,
se.. ~ 80 80 : - : ?
Poured his soft numbers to that tide
As ifto charm from storm and wreck, IS
= - ~, - 3 - .'ls ,0..unes rue 81
''s'a 3 49, = : 's =
ls1s 1.s''o oors s 1ea..us
= Nnispsls so.s aHsSsoa.er sun,
g roa nlsl g plalns ana pialn % nlll,
~ syn .ne .nougntleas irolic boy IS
sn.late H1tn nope ana Wiid with JOY. say9s
y No gamo0lea ~ ing rlaer : sue ~
ana spor1ed WI1n 'll''a11 tne Iree'lng uae,
Facels sometning new pervade = ms oreast
unanee nus ligne step, repfess nus jest, 49,
5en0a per sne neoa ms eager. esr 60
le eeten tne SOUNDS Iar on, yer dear Z
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14
- = a SEAHONASL LIE f4.le
T A / II @ r In G..

I ~. " "A AGo = II LIN
TpESPECTFUILY informs ths citizens Of
lG Ravenna and the surrounding country.
that he carries on the business Of Tailoring
in all its branches, d few doors ives of the
Post Office, He regularly receives plates .of
the LATEsT F FAsHIoSs from New York, and
is prepared to fulfill all orders in his line of
businessin tasteful and workmanlike mans
ner. ssk
Cutting done TO orderand on the short
est notice.
Ravenna, April IS, /, 1a4s. :
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE.

TIME subscriber has now fitted up con-
Il venient house, and is prepared to take
Q number of persons to board on reasonable
terms. saa
Those desirous of boarding at private
house, viii find here good accommodations.
- SIS. JOSIAH BRECHT.
s Ravenna, May 2, 1888. l5Slf.
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B WESTERN NEW YORK,
COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
9O7 MAIN sd. BuffaIo, N Y.

HG,G. ,os3.c,, y vAuGHN,S A. YEG EIABLE
E1op ~ ~ =, Ds 70 e sNiEsS =
= go, !.
D;sa. a. h.r i..a Sass WIN sls
-
s.s Z = tlsi ssSs = = nus
II.':.a 6 ana .ne
e elash u tnis
:, sne aoosc IN strong anu
r., y 9 us soi
.a.' upon y ..1n you aic eulea may o'
~ g 2, .,le 81
y you are restored, ana .he
sec ret u sne cure remains with l inc proprietor
ne me0lclne 10 comPo.nu 9, = aislinct veg
eeaDie agencies eaeh lh1iviaua,i ioot mas It's o"n
particular, pa exclusives, mcdicinaI property COM
ntcilng with NO DINER conpoahcc-ca TOO.
makes us own cuIeaha = s
sion, Wnen s. uoes .le
work which NATURE. when hef laws were
Established, INTENDED g sneuio.
ssfengtnens, ana restores lle pfohcn au"
htateassconslituuoh. 9Aofsf, ih a.. ~ A iss
characters. VIII pc lloi,
Tue system ~ ~ us9. ases 80 = IN
iol lfss cli
diseases ana snow testimony 81 es.., -,
and all complaints Of tue urinary lui.'
also the arsc OF great saHefing, anu
Lithontroptics has ACQUIRED no sihai.
ovcr ino py tle cures = las -
TINS distressing ciass oI ani1ctiohs ~ ~
seems,s tns Mea!cihc sca1 = :. l.',s
| c.,;on. .a In IL. Noueu,l,cr No. 1916, of the
..Rnffslo Jon.nai and Monilv Review of Med
....nd s,,rr;rai Scenee >, n -, ariclsI updn
ca lcnions d;seasess and .ssolycnts the writer,
&, ,,e,, Tie fact fl,,t tl,e Enolsh Gov
-, sd secret remedy. and
~. n,,rsse Is Isf,2 of secret
aso Nnw. york tLns
~ .ao =, of ,he Med;c,ne..yyhy
a D. ~ and A.
.erad enl;rb,ep and ..dissove, the
,ds af 1h;s couatrv bv lie n,lr
aa h,e i;,Lont han
=. the S.rs nr
.aJ one half lie fsmea" Reader. here is
ps,s. s,srosl;cal Of high standing. acknowledped
thro gI,ant large section Of his country 10 be
ons .,f .hs hest con,ncte journals ofthe Kind IN.
sas fI;ss S1ates erchons;no with the sc;en,
.arIs of Eurone 10 our eertain knowledge.
| s,i;s,.i no Anstiu Eiinf. W. and con,rbuted
= 49,, c ,ba I,;gl,est nrofsss n obilitv.
j ~ 30 - secr, rcueavs
s'us 10 ,,,,Eao,n, md
Mln = a,,ld ,Ins exsor, cnn,n,a..s
sos.-Asess ~. ~.
,lola = 80
Tess J. dalec.ly .n
me !. :, - his
ws.h wu'en uas = = - 80 az 5al. >
8, AZ
sp.ne. g .l ,
s
- <,.-<n axynrf hrrN Nl< I'll
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THE GRAND PURGATlyE.
DIR. CLICKNElf,S 81 = -

Veg Par gsat.i gse tssiF ts!
II RE universally admitted 10 operate, not onlT
= as an effeotual preventative, but Sae meyer
failing remedy, in all diseases which can eueco
the human frame Headache, Indigestio Rleusk
erosnorbus, Worms, Whoopping cough, Conspinps
tion. Jaundice, Quinsy, Searlatina, Liver COM,
plant. Apoplexy, Cancers, Measles, Salt Rheuml
Fits, Heartburn, Eresipeias Deafness, feelings
IN the back. inward weakness, palpitatiohi of5ths
heart. risinrs he throat, asthma, feyerA 0feat
kinds, female complaints; stitches IN the slqe,
splitting of blood sore eyes, scorfula ST. apthonys
fire, lowness Of spirits fcoding hqor g alDus q
| bile on the stenach and all bilious afections5s
pleurisyS Group, swelied feet and legs sWine1pAxs
white swelling, tremors, tumors, ulcers vomiting,
and q host of others have successfully and re-
peatedly been yanquished by their powerful arm
+ They have been known TO affect per1manense
cures when all other remedies had proved lunaoo
syailing, and in the last stages Of disease.
They have in many cases superseded the pre-
i scriptiye skill of the most eminent Physicians,
and received besides their unqualified commendI
Il alton. gee - te4 20 ~
They have been repeatedly recommended by
men of the most distinguished charaeters, through
4 out the land and been sanctioned in Europe by
Noblemen and Princes Of Royal blood
4 s They have been introduced into the Hospitalst
4 of Edinburgh Paris and through the disiAterest-
Il ed exertions Of our Foreign Ambassadors, they
have received the favorable commendation of the
Emperor Of Russia, and his Celestial Majesty ssf
|. the Chinese Empire.
I. ZIScarcely q Packet vessel ofany repute sails
from the port Of New York, without an abundant
supply Of SICK MANS NEVER FAILING
81 FRIEND. lIAgencies have been established
In all the principal cities Of the union, and app-
, | cations are constantly reaching us from almost
numberiess villages in every section of the eeun-
try Testimonials of their marvellous effects
pouring in from all quarters--and in such num-
bers that we have not time to read Sone-half or
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14

Our cou,stry's Arnas.-The fair arms Of
her daughters, and the firearms of her sons
--nay the embraces of the one ever be the
reward Of the honorable use of the ether.g
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Consumption can be cured.

4 FEW facts tor persons afflicted with Colds
"a Coughs. Splitting of Blood, difficulty sf
Breathing, Painin the side. Breast, &C., SBron.
chitis, and that delicate and declining state of
:, All persons who may have any of the symp
toms above enumerated, or those upon whoss
vitals the swift and silent moving demon Con-
sum ption has placed his death like grasp, need
not yet despair of relief. Why? Because
b A S r M a Nc, s.
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MASON & DeWOLF.


Hot
distributing the nea make
s@. IMposslBIE e FOR THE OVEN BAKE UNEQUAL 8.
be baked well
all the steam and the
the
Es@J
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STORAGE, FORWARDENG
AND COMMISSION BUSHES

THE subscriber hereby acknowledges the
Il many favors of his friends, during his
sconnectloA with the firm Of Babcock & Nc.
Bride, and resi- ctfuIly informs them and the
publicin general, that he viii continue the
Storage, Forwarding and Commission bust
ness at the old stand. and respectfully solicits
a share ofthe business. Hisarrangementsf fol
the coming season for contracting fer the
transportation ofproperty to and from the
Eesterncities, and on the Lakes and Canals
are equaltosany others in this section; ani
he hopes by pastexperience and due atten.
teon to givefull satisfaction.
JOHN. G. McBRIDE.
Ravenna, Feby. .23, 1876. setf.
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SILENCE THAT DREADFUL COUGH.
Let not its narrowing tones fall upon the sarsof
your friends relieve it at once, and let tbs bloom
: Of health once more adoYn yOvr now salt0w and
CHASTITY cheek--others have been in situation
equal as hopeless as yours, and been restored by
the Great and Wonderful remedy
sHERMANs ALL HEALING BAI.skH.
Mr.F.H METzGER, corner Of 1st. Ayenae and
18th street, and formerly . merchant in Albany,
was reduced to the brink of the grave fsem een-
sumption. The best Physicians could do him ta
good, his ssf
ULcERATED LUNGS AND LIVER
they could not cure, and gave him up; he lost his
appetite, strength and flesh, and raised great
! quantities of blood and bloody matter; when the
tubercles burst he raised nearly pint at a.time I
SIH b r M AN;S BAL Sim
sfe SAVED HIS LIFE lsa s
he is now able to travel and attend his business
Witness the cases of Rev. Henry Jones, los
Eight Avenue, who was cured ofa cough OF so
years standing; Mrs 8Attree, Ne. 20 Cornelia-
street, who had been given up by Drss Mott,
Rose and Mcclellan. The grandchild of Chris-
tian Klenhs, 153 Ludlow-street5 who was also
given up to die. Mrs Milne, formerly Of Brook
Iyn whom the first Physicians said could not be
cured; and host Of esheYSwha have been aflist-
ed with sss2 HS@S Z
ASTHMA. CONSUMPTION. L1rER COM.
pfaint, and all the various forms Of disease inths
vital organs. ~ ~
Do. any doubt the efficacy Of this medicine2--
Let them go and converse with those who have
been cured by it. Pamphlets containing the
names and residences of % small portion ofsthem'
NAV be obtained, gratis. In purchasing, be sure
YOU get the genuine, ask for sShermans ALI
Healing Balsam,n and see that the written sig-
nature Of A .Sherman,M. D. is on the wrapper Of
each bottle. SFas so ss q
s. cents and 81 per bott1e sRsE sSt sstas "a
~ ;ao Mos a-cf
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Village LOT FOR SALE.
fEyHE subscriber offers for sale the North
third of.Lots Nos. 1l2,sli3, and III,
in The town of RavenBa, situate on the turn
pike road, opposite MIR. Bloomer's.
- las. A. CLARK. 81
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Law Notice.

Sheriff's office, Portage Co.,,
s. May 18th. 1S4e.
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SIlerif's Sale.

Sheriff 8 Office, Portage Go. e csfB !
May 18th, l848. gE nm 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-26

h rs. though we wrlo descending ilto lhc plain q
Zcbulon and Carmel was before as Gud We were
eoout to cross the old river Kslan shch + iist
knew 20 well wnon De lived n tbs region aid
the blue sea was IN sisht, that LEA from which
khjahs servant saw the cloud arise Which was 40
bigger than mans hand.
We ride at the foot OF Carmel, keeping the river
klshOn for he most part on the night hand There
could no. De liner place u assemblSge than this
plain Tor the children of lerael aud the ~ofshipers
Of tie Sun Bsay when Elijah summoned ttsm g.
meet FROM the foo, Of Mount Carmel. which
stauds ca, boldly into tho sea, The beach stretches
uofthward iu fine sweep Of fifteen mites 20 Acre.
and the ola Tyre. The plain OF Zebulcu, thus la
closed between the Galilssn hils Carmel, aud tlc
sea held the assembled multitlde On that great
day The worship of the Sun was very imposing
in al tao Countries where IL ssbss.ed We nave
all heaSi OF s. "a the worship of Apollo in Greece.
saw miehty temples % the same god. uudsr TIE
name Of Ra, ia Egypt and Nubs; aud under the
name Of Basl a. Baabeca few days journey
from this place ~ the f,ot Of Carmel " here his
host Of priests vas defed b. Elijah. n Kings.
xviii Here stood bis four huudred and fin
prophets, in al their pomp.
Next we assembled the mountain itself; aud " e.
spent two nights in the convent on rs nights SO
that the whole scene IS well impressed on my
memory. We went dom the mOgltain.side thai
afternoon, q the caves where The schools Of the
prophets used 10 be where the young men were
gathered together TO learn what was known Of re-
eon, and @ prepare themselves i0r lts adruiuista
tiol. Whether the principal cave was really thus
occupied or not, some use was certainly made OF 70
in ancient times. We found j, large square grot
70 q spacious apartment IN the mountain side
cool, shadosy. aud solemn. All about its entrance
AMI over ali that side Of the mountain. from the
beach below % the convent on the hight, was
perfect Jungle Of hoy0cks Hex, odoriierous shrubs.
herbs OF many ssvoIs and wild flowers as gay a.
the rainbow Dry and dropping vas all this vege
rstion when Elijah came btner at the end Of the
ong dr0uth and cast himself down upon the earth
while his servant watched on the ridge above
But oh what All expanse Of sky and Of bloe sea
was there for the mans eye TO range over while
looking for token OF approaching rain! To day
there was not 10 ell the sky cloud 80 big as
mans hand: but instead Of cloud, there was, at
evening. the everlasting sign OF the silver bow.
when the sun had SUNK beneath the waters and
left golden GLOW on both sea and sky the young
moon hung in toe west yet little while before the
mild Spring night yelled from my watching eyes
the exceilency Of Carmel
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HOW TO RAISE WATER,

Jcgtdc q sreai many nfffr mall 20 Hhd tiinsf
cUslngs WuRk os HYDakULlCs ssD aEcHANtCS
4 DESCRIPTIVE AND HISTORICAL ACCOUNT
"A OF Hgd-salic ana other Machines tor raising Wa.
.er ancient AID Modern with ohseTyaons on various
connected ifh the Mechanic Arts, Including the
Progressive Development Of the steam Engine Descrip
ions Of every variety II Bellows, Piston and Rotary
Pumps Fire-EuEnrs Fater-Bams Pres'ure-tn 4 n.si
Air.sachines Eohpils. &c Remarks On Ancient Neiis
Air-Beds C0s-N Wheels, BiO~pipes, Bellows y various
peopl. Magic Goh.ets Steam Idols ard other Machinery
u Ancient Temples To which are added experiment.
Blowing Spoufius Tubes, sna Other Nnal De
Mature Modes .ud Machinery for raisins Wstrf
historical Notices respecting siphon Fountains Wstef
OrgaDs, Cepsydre, Pipes, Valves, Cocks Gc 10 rive
Books BY THOMAS ENEAS4. illustrated ~ o." IN
srsvlusg .,
This volume on the varou, machinery connected With
he raising Of water a very interesting production not
only u the Experimental Philosopher, TIE hechsnican
nd the Operative radesman who are erzesed IN he re-
searches and work combined with the objects specihed IN
no Treatise but every ordinary reader who Is so
ct0us % enlarge his general Information and ~to wishes
20 combine suse With tie topics which attract MS
81 The above work is nov publishing IN EIGHT PANTS
~ numbers a. - cents each. $500
GREELEY l. McELRATH, Publishers,
Tribune Buildiugs. Ncw-lors.
~ The Four Ndm0er Of the above Work = now pub
shed Orders mas be sny OF the booksellers IN
SeV-Y0rk Fhilsde phis or Boston.
~ The Numbers be sent 10 any Part Of the nitec
states by mail aid Pos'rnasfers RENTING Is Fit> D0si
vi be entitled thrre perfect copies OF the who- WORK
GREkLEY & NcELRATH
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ffgm tls 50. Adams NessengVr.
rNE RETURNED. ..By MAS ENtlS NILsls

RscsivE him Oh my father.
lie IN pen,toncc doth conie
rnSm his long years ssd wandeFlngs
To his chudhoods happy home
Ne moro his brow is naughty
o. bis red Ap oarled IN soorn,
M father Oh receive him.
20 Thy son Thy own hrst eorll
Nsy-o,k not thIs In anger
Oh my sire. u mus. Aoi be-
THINK Of Him who may refuse
lis sweet mercy unto thee
Think. thinA OF tfst Tribunal
Where = sapVhsnt thOa' e stand.
F0- bultt undying tavors
Erom the Great Alr ,ghty's hs1d.
Thiak &c tost past. ucngn'ul hour
When my ssi.tsd mother died
And thou in hearts deep anguish
Haeli. all weeping. by her side.
ThlnA upon thy solemn VOW.
The implouug look she gave
Csus, ttoa break IL Ger the flowers
Have doomed shove her grave
Fatheri us horril thing
Unfo-givius thus O. die
Curses GA the quiveiins hp
And dark anger ga the eye.
Thou at now en- aged man,
Lies fright sands are nearly ran.
soon above thy head Will cease
To CLEAN The warm Summer sua
Fatherl MOI, must rot be;
With hearts love and glaoces mid
Th,ai; grset--yes ] know thou wilt
Toy efring wandering child.
Cherished brother. hasten now,
No longer thou art spurncd
Pardon sud a fathers love
Await the young Returned
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HIST PUBLISHED.

DART XVI-Bsuhwaites feI0spect OF Practical Med
i iaiue ard surscrg, hsf 'Iiy Journal e.ntfaing
Retrospective View OF Discovery ald improve
r-rt In +. NsacA Science The design Of IA 10 work
90 collect and present The psccner ore- u every
months ssuccnct and reliable get Of such IMPOSE
-pt. aud verss have tcen made In Mecicsl Sci
-rcs n aDg part u he world, within that lime; ana
Inst too nearly 90 possible IA the AnsuiHs o to'o
reference " n work, any pnj scian may have 81 ms
command AZ trif cost full and complete snmma,y
of al that ne, lud valuable 10 e Medical WoHe
ont setting himself either % The eSpenis o. aooi OF
ssarchns thoash hs various lurias and new medical
aofss fhsf bslr -aiif Issued
Terr--Ths his' rs Nos q eight yesrs. per year
hereafter Il 50 single Nos. - ssi invariably 10 sa'
vance a.. L.
C-fameuced a. sunsry. 1890 Published IN London In
July ard iafuay OF 6sers yes 40 repuh.hed IN view
Yoik BIZ ff9rui DANIEL AD1E. l0I rult9h-st
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COAL.

CHoICE FAMILY COAL.-Houseseepss ~to
qualify - He'd White AZ Ash Cos can Dt flrlifseo
sin every variety OF itf lolsest nark-. prc-s-
Apple c0si yard n hsns 'cl aud s1.s - "
IN Wsli-st ~ isu1i W,saltl Snow AN.
GOAL KEDUCED 10 SUMNER PRICEs-Pssch
- Orchard and Len ~. sli sizes Apply 10
~ T. STOKES DiCKSRsoS. i0T Anihony-si.
HUAf.-Pssch Orchsrd. Red All. al under cover snn
Odry, screened and delivered 70 psry ~ th~ city
Bed ord ~ Large Sut $ 2ii Stove, Ess and Broken
= IS Chssuut - IS
Also L-high Liverpool, Cumberand. tc u eeots less
70 dealers aud Others c-ris yAOOb W EEhsi IL.
81 8mF
coal - :s5-AT REDUCED PRI Us i am -
u ns Peach Orchsd red ssh small Stove Cnni
IS 81 sTge stove Ezk Broken, = 81 ooub5 screened
snd delivered % any PAL. of the city from ns ylc ana
. cents less when taken from be boats Also Zee Zeal
for sale WILLIAM MESLER,
film u Kingst. between Variek 200 huaton
s5.-COALl COALi-All under Coyer-pesch
Do Ofcra-d, red-ssh Of all Sizes siso, Lehish ano
White Ssh schuyki COsl Ut very superior qua itY, re-
screened IN ard and delivered 81 los price, Nut s1e
warranted not cnker 81 s. psrton, from SIMPSONS
Yards. ~ rhompsoust near spfinss and Chnstopnef-
" nesr Greeuvichsvenus sus 'shers'n Market It lm
(SU4I ar aEDUCED PhICE--i aoe sell
L th- beet Peach Ofchard Red Ash Coal screened from
the yaId sad delivered, O. - = or tho az SIZE Nat
Stove, Egs, BIoksa enc - cent? ess lfoa ne oos.s
PETER CLINTON,
sSo zns corner u Kins sod Greenwich 8.
f1UAI.-I1o fon, fIst glsity L.yscpgol seot1 sse
- al. ~ JOSEPH scnuRFtY.
- ro-,ta- - pir- -~f f~~t- -
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,es1~s LErTKts - SISvy-sAPERs 10
r,UDsoN RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOs

tlfROPOSsLS -seled Proposals will be recelvei ~
he Directors n he 1dsu River ka lfoad Company Of
.tfr &C. 50 u a-st url the 18th osy Of March mex
r the gafing mas0arY p Jog and bra2ns Tor ih. por-
~ said ROAD hich extends from breGsueck h %
Poo hkce psie, distance Of about tweuy miles Tue
be pleted hy The irlt Gay Of April tis, &c
s0rtinz the plans and sieccafiOus thai VIII Dc sub
nlfied for examination herein fter mentioned fe-
serve o. per the monthly estmae. vil he re
sinad b. the Company until the contrsst is completes.
tecuuty for Performance. No transfer o. contfscts
gil De cognlzed or permitted
The profile Of the line the plans Of WORK, the
rm Of contract aud specica Of the manner " exc
.uius the e. viii Be resdy for examination On 4nc
sNer the 10Th March ~ tie Office Of tbs Resident IN
Queer Cold Spring nr hat roriol Of the line between
8reakLe Inn ana Fshki Lsndns, and A. Poushkeep-
Tor the remand OF the line On the l5th OF March
MAPS ~ files and ulau Of work will be presented
he offcs ~ The COMPANY, a u all s.
The Hne viii be divided Into convenient sections arr
PROPOSALS may be ug0e for all the sectonsi ihe
rsry proposing 10 state whether they desfe all sod u
cot portion Of work they propose to enter into
contract for
The f of all persons that parties 10 prop.
asltiou must be written ont on the same.
TIE party any proposition which may be accepted
viii be required 70 enter into contract Immediately alter
the eptancs Of the same.
The Directors thsmsev.. tie ngnt 70 socept
or reject proposals hst may be o-red as they consider
he interest Of the COmrany % require.
JOHN JERFlS, Chief Engiueer
Office OF the Hudson River Railroad co.
New YORK I'D Feb. 1913. 2oi thhfO
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r0AnK u. NEWMAN s co.

tDUBLIsHERs. BOOKSELLERS, srArioNtk', &c.
I 100 grosd~ay-Cou.tsuty nu htnci zni IA qaAnti-
re. school ana Classical 1ss from nose ne s-ry q
ih- list primary cses 90 f 80 IN the mos. ao'ehoe"
Gas e. Id Academies aUa Colleges 49,
co.atfy merchants s5d oth-f wishing % Purcnsse
tofs would do well ~ cali ad examine the "soitu7p'
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