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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20
ON HIS HANDS AND KNEES.

Mr.. w. 3 Sloan-Deaf Sir: he ehy certify
that my son Albert, eleven years OF age, was
afficted in bis feet from the time lie first b"g0n
to wal! the bottoms Of which were covered with
hard dry skin full Of cracks, causing puiu and
much affliction, many times he was obliged TO
go on his hands and knees. and no time has hn
been free from the sore affection until now.
Battling the skill Of several Physicians, but 10
surprise his feet are now perfectly smotth
soft and free from cracks, all from one app ica-
ton of your Ointment | would say the boy
put it on himselfas an experiment of his owr.
from hearing it recommended. Nothing NOR,
was thought of il for three weeks. at which
time his jeet were near about in hea THY state.
and arc now The same as though they had never
been otherwise. 5ar
Yours. &c. Isaac rApEs.
Galesburg, Knox co. III pril 2, l649,
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s.-s szss..sssss xsss-3s !Ss4=
Trouble with the Indians, SC.

tsstssss =. IS = Ie;s - ST. Louis, May Is.
asMai~Alexander and Mr.. Harvey arrived
from fort Carmel, 2 800 miles up the NJ is
souri, they left there on the Sd of April
ia aeskiff accompanied by others. The
river was much encountered by ice below
Fort Carmel. They were fired on by
they passed the mouth Of Yellew stone on
the 18th April. That night the snow set
10 and continued falling until 10Th. At
horse prairie while encamped they were
assailed by a war party Of Sioux. They
got into boat and escaped. At Medicine
Creek they were joined by Blair, trader.
On the Isl Of May, when at Three Islands
The boat swamped in a gale. Toissant
Roland, Mr. Regan, Pierre, Blair, and
Frenchmnn named Trelnble, were drown.
cd. the others righted the skif and were
saved At the mouth Of the MILAN river
they overlook some Macinac boats and
came down to liberty in safety. The
steamboat st. Paul arrived from St Jo-
sephs on the day previous TO the departure.
"A government express arrived from Fort
Harvey, bringing intelligence Of great suf:
fsfiag among the California emigran:s be-
tween Fort Turney and Fort Larime.
sAfina train including several hundred
parsons had perished en- route between The
tWopiaces, and were there in a most de-
plosable condition. The mules and oxen
gave out for want Of food, and the -four,
meal and bread had TO be given to the ami
mails in hope of keeping them alive
unM the latter fort could be reached, The
plains were destitute Of grass in many pla-
css. There we're 16ns Of vegetation.
dtsis thought ihzkjhs yfeater part of the
animals viii esacHa1d and the emf
grants theuAefg DVerely for want
'oi'food.f s..s
At St. Joseph1,on the 10Th, large num-
Der Of emigrants were preparing to 60 out
with q government escort, and would leave
about the 10Th, for Fort Turney.
Jerome Hawkins train is still encamped
g miles from 81. Josephs. Halls train is
at Weston, and the third fre.n this city was
ancamped, at Kanzas. ST. Joseph and
Weston are surrounded with emigranls,
and the trains OF both parties are reaping a
harvest. ST.. Joseph has been the principal
rendezvous. @
= A great many emigrants have become
sick and weary of the expedition.
The St. Paul brought down 70 who
awsfe detsrmined 10 return. The weather
was mederating, andthe trees we're green.
appearance Of sloPing hill sides sent
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To Hotel Ke eepers, Grocers, &C.
HNURNERS SASSAPARILLA sold Whole

10 dOtel heepers, GfoceTS, &C.
rHlURNER,S S SASSAPARILLA sold Whole
Il sale by |. BR A YrON s. Co., Ravenna,
General Depot for Portage Co Ohio
Rayenna, May go, 1850. SIN.
THE OLD CASH AND READY PAY
STORE is BOUND TO SUSTAIN
IFS FORMER REPUTATION OF
SELLING GOODS CHEAP, AT ALL
HAZ ARDS.
TWENTY TONS OF GOODS Just received
Il at the Brick Store of 5. A. & r. A.
GlLLEFT which together with those here
,ofore received and expected In few days
will make the most complete and choice
Stock of Goods ever offered in the 'Nlne-
teenth Century"
Ha wing spent long time in the selection
and havi ng bought since the great falling
of in prices in the Eastern Market We are
Confident that we offer much better and
cheaper stock of Goods than eau be found
in these whereabouts. In the matter of
cheap Goods we are in the progressive Car
and wish it he raided abroad that we shall
sell without deuiating in prices at lo,0er rates
than any other establishment in the county.
We expect to be up and dressed not only
in selling Goods but in the purchase of
Wool, CHEESE, BuTTER and all kinds of
produce together with Cash.
R1yenna, May I6, 1850.
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Grand Depot, 40 Lake ST., Chicago Him,
HIGHLY SPOKEN OF.

Extract from the the "Waukesha Democrat
Wisconsin, May 9h, le49.
"SLoANs MEplCINEs."-A subscriber uritin <
from the town of New Berlin, requests us 10 say
that he has used Mr. Sloan's Horse Ointment
in several instances during the past winter, and
always with the desired effect, AID wishes us 10
recommend it to those who have the and
care of horses. Mr.. Sloan's medicines are
highly spoken of generally and from the favora.
ble acquaintance we have with that gentleman,
we are led TO believe that they ale prepared
with view to give real benefit to whatever
purpuse they are recommended.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20
The best and Cheapest
HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD!
SLOAN'S OINTMENT, AND
CONDITION POWDER,
HAVE EARNED A GREAT NAME.

IL Il Ear IN Eli n UhEh IN a NILE
For Purity, Aildness, Safety, Certainty
and Woroughness, SLOANS OINI-
- MENT Esceis.
And is rapidly supcrsedng all other Ointmen,s
and Linmcnts now in use for the cure Of the
following diseases. Fresh Wounds, Calls of
al allkinds, Sprans Bruises. Cracke d Heels, Ring
bone, Windbone, Windgail., Poll Evil, CaIus,
Spdvins, Sweeney, Fistula, SiIfast, Strans,
Lameness, Sand Crack, Foundered Feet,
Scratches or Grease Mango ,or Horn Distemper.
The Powder will remove all infamation and
fever, purify the blood, loosen the skin, cleanfe
the water. and strengthen every part of the
body; and has proved sovereign remedy for
the follow ing diseases. Dislenper, Hide bound.
Loss OF appetite, Inward strain, Yellow Water,
inflammation of The eyes, Fatigue, from hard
exercise; also, Rheumatism, commonly called
stiff omplaint.) which proves so fatalto many
valuable horses in this country 1t is also
safe and certain remedy for coughs and colds,
which generate many fatal diseases.
w. B. SLOAN.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake ST., Chicago Illinois.
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Dfatbs.

About / 0 miles above Louisville, Kentucky,
on the 18th inst, HOMER M. CAMPBELL,
of Campbellsport, in this county aged At years.
He had spent the winter in New Orleans, W here
he had been attacked with the dysentery previ-
Gus to his departure for home, but had so far
recovered as to undertake the journey. He has
left large circle of friends to mourn his death.
In Randolph on the 4th inst, Mr.. LOCK-
WOOD BASSETT, aged 80 years.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20
"The Assortment"
NOW co MPL f T Ell

IN y w T. u III L L. Il L Ell!
THE SUBSCRIBER takes pleasure in an
nouncing TO his custom ers and the pub
lie in general that his stock of Spfing and
Summer Goods consisting Of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Boots and
Shoes, &c. have now arrived making his
stock one of The largest and best selected
to be found on the Western Reserve.
Like some Of my nnighbors. purcha ed
my stock of Goods sufficiently late 10 avoid
the 'fise of the market" and consequently
they will be sold as low as they can be
bought at any other establishment in the
country.
Most kinds of Produce at the highest
market price and s'CaIifornia Gold" or the
common currency of the country will be ia.
ken in exchange for Goods.
C.. PRENTISS.
Rayenna, May lS, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20

@Tbe Free Sellers of Ohio have
nominated Hon. D. r. Tilden of Akron,
for Governor. His wife was one of the
leading spirits of the recent Womcn's
Rights State Convention, and will, we
suppose, be nominated for Governor bv the
Free Soil Women.-Detroi oit Free Press.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20
THE BEST BOOK
OF THE KIND EVER PUBLlSHELi
w. B. SLOAN
COMPLETE ss +
HORSE FARRIER
CATTL e DOC,T OR.
THIRD EDITION. ENLARGED.
PRICE ONLY SO CENTS.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake ST. Chicago, III.
FAMILY MEDICINE.

Sloan's Ointment is now universally ack-
nowledged 10 be an infallIble remedy, in every
where il has been faithfully applied on The
human sys,e m. for promoting Insensbe Per-
spiration, drawing out the inflammation from a
wound, relieving pain of every kind, and in its
healing qualities The world does moi proGuec iis
equal, and the public pronounce il the cheapest
and best Family Ointment that has ever been
used. All diseases Of the Flesh. Obstinate Ul-
GERS, Old sores, Chilblains, Sore Throat. Burns,
Cuts, Cutaneous Eruptions, Sore Nipples, Sore
Breasts, Diseases of the Eye, Ague in the face,
side, back. and the other parts of tho system.
Bols, Ulcers ,scald Head, Bruises, Fresh wounds,
and every kind Of sore. containing the least
particle of Inflammation, are permanently cureo
by this great remedy w. SLOAN,
Grand Depot, 40 Lake ST. Chicago, Ill.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20

JOY to thousands of hearts. A general
move is expected in the course of ten or
twelve days.
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Mlarriagcs.

C'SSoSTON-S~S0o@OoNo~oO->~
In Nelson, on the 18th inst. by o. L. Drake,
ESQ.,, Mr. EDWARD E. OWEN, of Wind
ham, and Miss SARAH M BONNEY, of Mel.
son. -.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20

Boots & Shoes.
900 PRS, consisting of
1OUUGents Cali Peg'd s. sew'd Boots.
'' do kips do
do Course do
-..- do Congress Caters,
do KIP Brogans,
do Fine Calf do
Ladies' Blk s. Cold Caters,
do Congress do
do Half Go
do R.. r Buskins,
.s- do Kid Welt, do
do do do half Boots.
do California Ties,
do Pat. Exceisiors,
do Kip and Seal Slips.
Misses Mo. Bootees,
dc Kid Welt Buskns,
do Seal Slips.
Chlldrens Shoes in any quantity, just re
ceived and selling Gerry low at
PREMISES.
May 1s, 1850.
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.V'eaU Goods!
r q W ELL r co

r q " Ell L e CO.,
A RE again first in market with New
N Goods having just received few boxes,
consisting of Ginghams, Prints, Broad Cloths,
Cassimeres, T,ceeds, DC. DC. Aso-s cases
Bonne,s and boxes Bnnnet Ribbons, all of
which will be sold at VERY Low prices
AnrlL 18th 1850
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20
NOTICE.

WE haveja received the first of our
w spring stock Of Goods, consisting of
English Merrmack & Cochico Prints
Chambray Glnghams
Linnen g. Cotton do
Plain striped & Printed De LANES
''Berege De Laine-a new article,
Toildenois
Ladies Cotton, Lisle thread, and silk
Gloves
Bonnet Ribbons large assortment
Belt and Neck do
Irish Linnen and Lnnen Hdkfs, and ma
ny other articles not mentioned.
More Expected Daily.
. s. A. & r. A. GfLLETT.
Ravepna. April 20, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20
Franklin WOODEN Factory.

S0 nnA LBS. of Wool wanted by
OU,UUU the subscriber, for which
The highest market price will be paid in
Cash and Cloth.
The undersigned having fitted up the
building formerly known as the "Frankfim
Tannery,'' are prepared to manufacture most
kinds of Woolen Goods, in as good style as
any establishment in the western country
Cloth manufactured on shares, or by the
yard, and warranted to be done well.
Cloth Dressing and wool cardng done at
the lowest price. and warranted to give good
satisfaction, as our machinery is mostly
new, and in good order. Particular atten>
ton will be paid to custom carding.
We will receive in payment wool, or most
Minus u W. H1cKox & co.
Franklin Mills, April go, 1S49.
cALT.-soo Bbls. New fine Salt in Prime
= order, lust received and for sale at
~ KENT, GRENELL s. Co
Franklin July 7, 1919.
TARPETINGS of superior qraiity and
" beautiful patterns lower then ever before
'''' gu - KENT, GRENELL Co.
Franklin, July 2.
CPRING STEEL.-Eastern & Pittsburgh
y warranted good.
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Franklin, July Z.
DUGGY SPRINGS Il AXLES. Equal in
Id quality to any ever made for sa lie cheap.
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Franklin, July7.
TRENCH PRINTS.-The largest and
ID handsomest assortment ever offered in
Portage county can he seen at our store
KENT, GRENELL Co.
franklin, July 7.
KENT, GRENELL & co.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
FRANKLIN MILLS, o.
o. Property entrusted to their care will
receive prompt atteion.
10000 lbs. Wool Wanted.
AT FRANKLIN,
In exchange for Cash and Goods, for which
the HIGHEST PRICE will be paid.
KENT, GRENELL & CO,
Franklin, May 60, la4s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20

SHOES, SHOES.
A LARGE assortment of Shoes, consisting
n in parts of
Ladies' Enameled Excelsiors,
do Patent Leather,
do Kid Rosette Jenny Lind,
do do Manhattan,
do Paris Ties,
do do Buskins,
do do do -s
do seal wel,ed buskins,
do goat buskins and ties,
do grain pegged Excelsiors,
do black and coI'd Morocco Caters
do black silk lasting do
and many other STYLES.
A great variety Of Misses and Children's S
Boots and Shoes Caters and Slips. ;
Also,
Gentlemen's fine French calf Boots,
do do seal do
do do kip do
do do Oxford ties;
do do pat. leath. ties 8. slippers;
do do Goat brogans;
do do Seal do
Boys Boots and shoes, ofevery stvle, selling
low at the new store of II. l.. 4. R. DAY.
Nav l5
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Office.

THE Notes and Accounts of DR.. w. s.
i oTREAToK have been put into the hands
OF the subscriber for collection.
Those indebted will please call without
delay. EZRA b. TAYLOR.
- May 6, 1880. 25Slf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20

A RE now manufacturing Stov and 9TH
N cas- lings at thir New Foundry in
Franklin, and are prepared to offer Whole
sale 6. Retail large and superior assorl-
ment of Stoves of the most approved inven-
tions. They would call especial attention
to their
NEW ROTAIR COOKING STOVES
which they can confidently recommend as
being superior to any cooking Stove in the
market. They manufacture three dIfteren!
sizes of these Stoves and having sold them
for the year previous they are prepared 10
say that in 10 instance have they failed to
give entire satisfaction. For simplicity If
Cperatiom Economy in fuei,aud for unequal>
ed Ba}inn and Rodsting these Stoves stand
unriva lied. They also have superior sum-
mer arrangement in front for Cooking and
Ironing without heating up the stove. These
stoves received the premium at the great
FAIR recently held at Buffalo, NY. and are
made from the best of Iron. The plates are
thick and warranted not to crack.
They also rlanutac' ure a superior Kettle or
Dairy Store for Dairymcn and farmers
which are very convenient for cooking any
kind of vegetables for Hogs and cattle.
They also manufacture fir tight Parlor
and Plate Stoves of the latest styles.
Dealers in Stoves and others are invited
to examine their work and prices.
Franklin, Aug 10, 1919.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20
Ravenna Prices Current.
CoRRECTE WEEKLY.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Wheat, bus. e5a1ooc} Pork, perlb. 23a3c
Corn, do 4Oc} Tallow, do Sc
Rye, do 4Oc} c}Beeswax, do zoe
Oats, do 37c}Hams, do &c
Barley, do 81 37e| |Should'rs,do 49c
Buckw't. do 3lc}Lard, do Sc
White Beans, 62a75c} Feathers, do 373c
Flax Seed, 81 0{Hides, do 35c
Clover Seed, s3,5oa s4|Dried Apples, Sc
Timothy Seed, 1aS2}Dried Peaches, Sc
Potatoes, 373c!Eggs, per doz. &c
Flour, bbls SIS, 90 5.25} heep Pelts, 25a37c
Salt, do S1.57}Butter, per lb. 1Oc
Cheese, per lb. 4a4a,, Wool, do 2oa2sc
PORTAGE COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY
An adjourned meeting of fthe Bible Society of
Portage County will be held in the Congrega-
t,onal Meeting house in Ravenna on Thursday
the 3Oth inst. at half past one o'clock, P. NJ
r, D LYMAN, Prest.
Ravenna, May 1lth, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20

g1OOTS 81 SHOES-A. V. HoRR has just
ID reed large stock of Boots and Sh 'es
which he is selling at lower prices than any
Of his neighbors in the county. Call and
get good pair of Seal Boots for S..
Nav I7rh.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20

PONNETSA RIBBONS-A large assort-
ID ment Of Bonnets of every style and Rib
bons to match at the N-ew Store of
II. l., & R. DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20
May 9. 1850.

II AWNS. &c,-Plain and Fig'd. Lawns of
IL every quality and prtce, silk and linen
Tissues of high lus're, plain and ig'd Bar
RACES, all wool; plain and ig'd Barrages,cot-
ton and wool; silk and wool Poplins new
article and many new styles of Dress
Goods at the .Ne,o Store of
April so. H L. g. r. DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20

SNILKS-A fine assortment of Blk. and
- Cot'd Silks, Chameleon stripes, Plain
and Fig'd. just opened at the New store of
April so. H. L. g. R. DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20

GUNNER HATS-a4o Leghorn, Straw
- aud Palm Leaf Hats. just received at
May 6. HoRa's.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20

LOTHS Il CASSIMERES Blk. Blue,
~ Grown, Olive mixed and Drab Broad
Cloths, Blk. Blue. Gray and nrab Beaver
Cloths for over coats. CassImeIes OF almost
every variety of fashionable style. Gen
llemen, call and we will endeavor to suit
you in style quality and prices.
Oct. 8. KENT. GRENELI. & Co.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19
HIoElcW s

n ESSEN,,lTS pass Ia aud FROM all pla.
VI ccs on routes 81 fi hhut.h. Wofccs,ef
snd Nsrhas, te,ment spa .h'a~.aehn=rlt-.-
Cac,h rr. sullivan, aud kuilAnd and buflius
sou Railroads.
Connections WITH tntef snsppar,es ATE 50
arranged ,hs, a i|.tprt,s MATER can Il" lrr.
ssrd,d without delay TO Aoy para of the l.
utrd states, Cenasss, Provinces, or Eur"ts,
We ass0'ue no responsibility beyond the
rminU al oar fuutst
H"uGits. LspL .Ne,ts. soccif and Merriam.
Gi=f generally, toi ward. whh drsps'ct
NOTES, DRAFTS. NIL, &C,
coliscicd. pad or negotiated Stock, Pro.
ducc, aud Merchandise, bought 81 s,ld and
all Minds o; iIpress Bd .tness promptly stirn.
: dcd Ia
In sanding money rf parcels Of cons'd' IA
bic value. the Bm"uut iuist he stated, "'arf'
" ~ We are act Responsible. ~ case 81 ipss
beyond the su.n Of tny d%a..lars ipf any one
parcel
All packages should be m,d- compact rs
possible, and no packser wall tr received IN
less "a good order aud distinct, marked. \!
Express business .iuuii be accompanied
NHt wrttCn orders, UusvaicJ, aud PERSONAL,
signed
Letters cannot he taken, 1t being prohibit
I'd ey Inr Post Oiiitc Department
All packages should be marked "Bi2"l'w
Express"
fnncipa. Office Railroad Exchange ,Bosiot
FISK n RICE. rrnpr.tors
FHATr 4 Fv,rsk, Agents. kutiaud
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19

IypIASs AND RUNAWAY NEGROES.
Late adyiccs from Texas state that
Wild Cat, the Seminole Chief, crossed
the Brazos n few weeks since, on his
way from Arkansas to Mexico, with a
large body Of runaway negroes, and
about twenty-five warriors. lie had
induced the negroes to runaway from
their Indian owners, in the Greek and
Seminole reservations in Arkansas.
Soon after Wild Cat had passed the
Brazos, an agent from Mr.. Duval, the
Indian Agent, arrived and endeavor'
ed to persuade the people on the
frontier 70 pursue Wild Cat. offering
q reward Of fifty dollars for each OF
the negroes they would capture. The
wiley Chief, however, had probably
reached the Rio Granie before pnr.
sui, could be made. 1t was reported
on the frontier that the number o!
negroes that accompanied Wild Cat
when he FIRST started from Arkansas
was two hundred, bu, sixty were re.
covered near the eastern border Of the
State. !, is supposed that Wild Cat
intends 10 establish q colony Of free
negroes iu the Mexican territory, be
low the Preside Rio Grande. Nail
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19

EMnAgKArroS or MISSIONARIES
The Rev. Mr.. Dunmore and his wife
embarked this morning for Smyrna, in
the barquelonia, Captain King. They
are expecting u join the mission TO
the Armcnians OF Turkey, sustained
by the American Board. They will
commence a new station at Diarbekir,
where there is much encouragement
for missionary labor at the present
time. The usual religious services
took place on board the vessel prior
to their departure, the Rev. NJ. Dole
officiating. Also sailed, in the Utah
Capt. Gowdy, for Smyrna, the Rev
Messrs j. A. Frazier and Guliar
Lansing, with their wives. They are
sent ont by the General Associat'
Reformed Synod Of the West and b,
the Associate Reformed Synod Of n
Y, to join the Rev. James Barnc'
and DR.: J. q. Paulding, at Damascus
Interesting religious services wer'
held on board at 10 A. b., in which
the Missionaries, the Rev. Alxandc
Blaikic, of this city, and the Rev
Mr.. Turnbuil, a Minister Of the Ere
Church Of Scotland, from MiramichI
New brunswick. took a Iart.--1rd,
eUeT.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19
The Markets.

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET, Dec. IL
AT Market 1000 Beet Cattle, 200 Stores, II
pairs Working Oxen, 90 Cows and Calves,
$500 Sircp and L.a1b-, and 1870 SWINE.
PRcrs- BcJ Csfie-Estra 50 % ist
qual,ly ST go "a do S575, Sd 10 $40
Stonis- i,afiiHgs-SoUa IL.
1no Y,ars Oid-$11 a ~.
Three fea,s Ofd-$Io
Horkiny Onn-Se', 90 a 100
Cors and taits-S 2n. 20, -, q, u a '3.
Sheer and Lambs 81 -, > 90, go a
Suiae-i a &c. retail ) a &c.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
DECEMBER II.
A. Market 1863 Cat,ie-abou, 700 Berves
and 6.g Stores, consisting al Working Oxen
Cows and Calves, lcarlings = aud ) ytaF'
old
Ps,crs -.Aarkst Be.f-Ehtra. So 30 per
GU, lat fualliy, - 30, I'd do S4J, I'd DO
500.
Barrsiisg CaI'e--So sales.
Hd1s-s5 20 per c~i. IaAom-a1 %.
S~rogss- Bierk,ng O1m-S'A u. 93 a Io'.
Cous and Caires-S-N, ~, % q 10
Ytariings-&6 san.
T.oo isars Od-$i0, iJa ~.
Ihrss Years Oid-l4, ~ a "a.
| Stern and Lambs-1i6i q, market E1ira
80 % a 400 % BY lot, 81 %, a2'o
Seine * Retail . a DC.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19
CHRISTMAS CAROLS.
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PARODY.
la Ludlow, when The sun was low
And yonder mountain whist" With snow,
Tie people on ti'-,t way Dad 60
To Bacon's Store 10 crowds.
Bot Ludlow saw another sight,
Al bacon store iv dav and night,
Books IN binding rare and blisht
Flashing from his shelves.
Zach book and pamphle, was arrayei
IN binding far as any made,
With wit and humor Keen as blade
Oh warrior = flashing sword.
Day ly day shall knowledge flow
from tins fount IN land OF snow
The youth IN wisdom sure to grow,
Who buy at Bacon Store.
Wonder mountain now shall shake
It's rocky craigs with iea, shall quake,
For know edge in their beds doth make
The Iron Horses track.
Now Ger the hills doth echo far
The clanhing of the fiery car,
No fear bath he of bolt or bar,
But onward, courses on.
On n pole a few feet high
Up from earth and under sky,
VI. ssagcs by lightning hy
On T, legraptIc Wires.
Then, again, the art Of Printing
Hath multiplied he means of thinking,
I1y It's sec:"i monitors lIntIng
u together N peace aud love.
Few, few shall par, where many meet
On the corner OF Nam aud Depot -urct
Who'll own moi when n view they've taEei
That w A. hes saved MS Bacon.
Toys. Confectionery, Annals and GU
Books for Christmas aud New Years, 10 b
had Of " 4 BACON, Ludlow, VI.