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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-21
New ARRANGEMENT

+. d G. RAIL RoAD.-We understand
that from and after tc-aay the Accordno-
dation train Of Cars on this Road will'leaye
this place at half past six o'clock in the
morning, ard arrive at Cleveland at half
past eight, and tKa, The Express train will
leave Cleveland at half rast ten7 o'clock
A NJ. and nrfrve here at half past twelve.
No change is made in the tunes Of running
in the afternoon.
The line of Packets are Withdrawn from
this place 10 Warren and passengers are
to be conveyed to that point by stages and
hacks. ,,z.
- SUDDEN DEATH. Mr.. l1ENkY CAN.
FIELD, Jr., Of Montua, died very suddenly
on Thursday last. lie had eaten his break
fast and gone TO The harvest field and jus
commenced his DAYS labor, when he drop
ped down suddenly in lhe field dead HI
had up TO that time appeared 10 be in tllt
enjpymen, of tolerdb'es good health. Hi
Fage was tbout 26 years. He leaves w,li
and one child, and numerous relatives ant
friends TO mourn tAis sad afflict.on.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-21
Notices of Publications.

GoDE1's LADi's Book, for August has
come TO hand, and is fully equal to anysof
the preceding numbers. 1t contains three
fine engravings besides the usual qdahtity
offeading matter.
ri The CHORAL ADVOCATE, ahd Singing
Glass journal, is the title Of a Work publish
by Mason & Law, New Y ork, number Of
which has been received. 1t is'designed as
an instructor in the science, and We should
judge would be interesting to the'lovers of
music. Each number contains several ne W
pieces Of music. 1t is published monthly at
SO cents per year orsingIe copy; 1--WE copies
for $500.
The LADIES KEEpsAkE, for July, pub
lished by John S. Taylor, New. York, is a
pretty number. 1t contains portrait Ct
Rahab, with a sketch by the editor.
The WESTERN AGRIcULTURlsr forJuly
is on hand. II contains map of the
grounds selected for the holding of the
second Stale Fair Of Ohio, in the vicinity
Of Columbus. We have neglected TO no.
lice, heretofore, that CHXRLEs WHITLEY,
Esq, of Cleveland is associated with Mr..
MATHER in the edtoria. department Of this
work, which cannot faillso add greatly 10
its interest.
The ONO GeETlvAToR, still maintains
itscharacter us, an excellent agricultural
journal, and we'll worthy liberal patron.
ag by The farmers of Ohio.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-21
Democratic Executive Committee o
POrtaEe County.

The following are the persons composing
the Democratic Executive committee Of
Portage County, chosen by the nominating
Convention las: fall. 1t is hoped that
each member will be In altendaLte dt the
Convention on. Saturday nex:, as matters
of i'm; ortance connected with the up
proacling Fail Election deasand their &c
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-21

sP Mr.. John Wise, Eronaut, who
made ballon ascension at Columbus on
the 4lh inst, intends to return in the Fall,
il is said, with large balloon, and make
an ascension from Cleveland sometime in
September or October; and also 10 make
another ascension from Columbus during
the State A Agricultural Fair. &, s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-21
A Nuns Wish.-soutby in his eomuia, !,

A Nuns Wis1t,-southy in his 'omuia, :
relates the following: s9 i..s.
Wien was last in Lisbon, nun made
her escape from nunery. The first thing
for which she enquired, when she reached
the house in which she was 10 be secreted,
was a looking glass. She had entered the
convent when only five years cid and from
that fine had neyerseen her own face. ss,s3.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-21

ECLIPSE OF THE sun. On the mnrning
of the 29th instant says the, Pittsburgh
Post, there will be an eclipse Of the Sun,
on its northern limb, which will be visible
mnre or less throughout the United States,
with the exception Of the southern part OF
Florida. It will be seen in this city at 7
O'clock and 4 minutes; -grea test obscura-
ton at 7 o'clock and s | minutes;- and end
at Sb. 42m. This eclipse will be more
distinctly seen at Astoria, in Oregon, than
at any other point in our territory. s.,s
The sun will rise there at 4h. 40m.
with Sol digits eclipsed, and at 4h. 59m.
it will be 9. l8 digits eclipsed. The
eclipse will end at 4h 49m. At San Fran
cisco, the un Will rise at 5h. 2n. with an
eclipse of 6.65 digits diminishing, which
will end at 5h 4Sm. This eclipse will be
more or less visible throughout Europe and
the northern partaof Africa. 1t will be CEN
tral and total on the meridian in longitude
33 deg 43 min. west from Greenwich, and
latitude 60 deg. 81 mn. north. "a e
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-21
Dague,.reotype Pictures.

BY reference TO card in our adyertis-
ing column, it will be seen that VIM. b.
MATHEWS has disposed Of his entire inte-
rest in The Daguerrean business in this
place 10 Messrs morrill, & Co., and that
he will, make noimore pictures in thisiown.
Messrs. MORRILL, & Go. have a fine suit of
rooms in Aliens block few rods east Of
the public square, where they are produce
ing pictures which, for correctness of rep.
resenlation and beauty Of finish cannot BE-
surpassed by those Of any other artist in
the country. An inspection of their work
cannot fail 10 convince any one of their
ability TO give entire satisfaction. Those
who would secure the "shadow ere the sub
stance ffade,''' should not fail TO pay them
n visit. s4. a.. -,ss.eefss: esE.i.,f
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-21

DELEeATEs.-At a Democratic meet
ing held at the Court House, in this town,
on Saturday evening, the following persons
we're chosen delegates TO the County Con.
yen,ion to be held on the 26th inst:
C. o. Arnold, s.. D. Harris, Jr., ]. G..
Mcbride, E. A. Babcock, G. H. Lee, D..
Jennings, Jr, and Thomas Likensa sfsa
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-21
First Election under the New COnstilu-
40! ,5t{{ IN Eysft fi@tl5 f.xa yss5 t#ss-s.sls


II he following are the officers, State
District and County, 10 be voled for by lie
electors Of Portage county, on The second
Tuesday Of October next. =
y STATE OFFIcERs s.-Governor Lieuten
ant Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor
Of State, Treasurer OF State, Attorney Gen.
eral, FIVE Judges Of the Supreme Court and
three Members. Of tie, Board Of Public
Works. lTaEst -ffsE@ f@gt 1a9 Iass
5D,srRicr orrlcEss,-sena.or, from
the District composed Of Portage and Sum,
nit Counties, and Judge Of The Court ol
Common Please from the! Ninth District,
composed Of the counties Of Portage, Trum-
bull and Mahoning. - ~, go, s,..,'-..' =
Il CouNTY OFFIcERs CLERK Of the Court
ofCommon Pleas, Judge of Probate, Rep
fesenlatiye, County Commissioner, County
Treasurer, Prosecuting Attorney, and one
Director Of County infrmary. ;, 4s,~41Sss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-21

THlEvEs ABOUT There have been
quite nuubsr Of cellars entered within
lhe past week. Nothing of any amount
however has been taken, the only; object of
the eihieves appal emily being 10. satisfy the
demands Of nature. ..st-..5
Jo. Dillworlh was committed TO Jail last
week on a charge of stealing ipairtaoi
gold spectaelesffom Rev. Geo Messenger,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-21
IlrGln Oregon.

The news from Oregon is 10 May B.
The w estefn Star comes dressed in MOURN
ing lines for the death OF Hon. Mr.. Thurs
ton. The Oregoneon Of the Sd inst, also
speaks highly of Mr.. Tburston.
CENSUS OF OREGoN.-The following
statistics oil The census of Oregon, we take
from lhe Spectator. -: @s '' a
I1,4le county Of Washington contains a,
population OF Z, $50; Alt houses; 304
farms under cuAivation; 5 mills; and there.
we're bu, II deaths during The year F1
Yam Hill county, population l.5i2;
243 houses; 240 far,ns; 8 mills; uni 2.
deaths. saasss.s ssti 5 aiz8
P,ik county, population l,e5l; $50
houses; 100 farms; 2 mills; 5 dea:ts.
Benton county, population 'sl4; $50
houses; 100 larm.s L mil; and 2 deaths.
5Clackamas county, population 1860;
1853 houses; 235 farms; u mills; and
deaths. sA'%s z6 e {tso sA3-tst sz,s4t
8 Marioa county, population 2,749; 504
houses; 80 farms; q mills; 7i3 deaths. SD
Clark county population 644; 90 houses;
90 farms; 3 n,ils5s isdeath. .s sR4 ea
/ Lewis county, population 555; ,l47
houses; s5 farms; 4inlls; death. 81 o
Clusup county, population 462; %
houses. q farms; 2 mills, aEd 5'deaths.
Total populations, st l3,3 !
Houses, s.s5gsa Sd .bsso 3.27s :
Mills, h.s55ei5 aFa 1ei f 45a
Deaths, sa4 .S3s& Il d.
Farms, aa a3a III $50 i
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-21
.ttaRRlsBuRs' July III

..-E77171-7 - t'.IIAKKISBUKG,-J July 4
DEsTRucrivE FREsHEr.--W We have ac-
cunts Of a very des tructiye .Efreshet on the
Juniata river, by which it is feared the
Canal aid Pennsylvania Rniitoad have
beenvery greatly injured The bridges
have been swept away and a vast amount
of property destroyed A family consist
ing of a mother and fix children were
drowned on Water street. 1870
In Huntingdon county the rise in tbe riy-
er was very great, ind in many places the
Canal was completely overaoWed. 84S5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05
stale of Maine

CrvurUt,su. ss. Nb Govt II Cont, Com.
u...I.rrrs h.-r1 anil h.'I.r Hf rHrthrI. within
AMI If OBJ. J.urft ri Drr.#fltuI, uu ih. t.st
Ta..4s 90 Ju.. \. ID lsjI. attain 1I..uun.ut
h..,.f h.I 600 OBJ. l2l 'ag ui August, \. u.
ISL
o. One fr-Hrr. petition. Dc lsrr. satisfactorily
.h.rH tl tbs Cuuu chat frr nftiri1rTr, Irr Co.
.i.r.t'., s1t th1t hHlrI". b. sNrsar'r', DO BE-
b.r.Ny uu.,rri, ulat tbr 'urHr, CHuui-.iHr.Is
~ on mret 10 tar hH.-s 81 D.. Haskell, OBJ ousH..I.
rl Tuf-H8, .ths 18th Iy, uf sept ISL ,1t lOu'r.Ik
N and that ths r.fitIHusI- give notice tD a.. 20
Sons irtaIys'sl. D., cabling a'frstrI cope. ol saId
p,ff,.r aud obi. DrIar ui Govt thereon, tn %" -rr,.
"a rpru tls town Cisrhs n OU.f,M, Norway, OK
frf ar Pari.. anI ll.1 ly Crr.1g s1 aitDsi,a cops
OF sail petition 1uI uri.r o. ' given o. ihr thtir'
u,B 81 ths Clrrt, Cnmu'..IHurrs 81 che Count,
ut OSfrI lri o., posting up oHIirs 1f same in three
puhIG TbrTs in zach uf sliI towns, aHd pu..Ish'
irg the same three weeks surrrssi,gy il thr Iasi'
orn Argue, paper printed 1 puTiLnd Aforesaid, on
The ONIri Democrat, paper printed in tlg iuun'
o. ~ oN'ri, 1Hd in The Agr, the Tap'f Vun,.dhN
thr printer 90 The State, u. hr.t 81 .aid puliIca'
ti1u. ari each a. che other u4fi,rs o. D. 90 beast
thrN dave before the time II aid mest.r-i at
vhi,h tone lud place, Cater 30 has ben .ltsiactp-
rIy shown that che above notice has lesn du, CIV,
cob che Commis.ionsr. Will proceed 90 y,su ih,
route srt frth iu ssd Petition, and other route.
and roads connected there's th, snd alter such yieS
thsy Will gov, a hearing o. che parties AMI thsit
witnesses az some convenient place 90 the yicinity
when and where, ~ persons and corporations in
tsrsstrl. mas appear and she's cause, d any they
have, uh, The PRAYER Uf said petition shpud nlt y
granted Ausst. &. e. HARMON, Clerk.
Cop, Il Psttiun and Order Of Court theicUn.
. Attest: q. 4. HARMON IlsIk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05
s1Arr nr MAXI

ONFoHp. v.-Chrk :. Edwards. II nsthel, III
che Cunnt, oC ONi1rd, Trader. rllintiH. rs. Johr
GIsllsu IT Ba.tan. To- the Conuiy II SuaoA and
Commonwealth II Massachusotis, Ncouran, ~,
FuitHtl
N plra ofths cass, arthltthe said Defendant
"a Nrsry, o. vit, AZ Paris, in our ssid County al
ONGrl, on ihe e-vcnth IA, ~ Jul,. In ths ,rsr Of
u1r l1rl vne thau.ani eight huud-fi an h0,. D.,
BIZ prntniss"y uoir 81 that date o, him si1rs,i fl
Nahr rvCrivCi, promised he phiut. d t1 r1y him ui
b. ardrr ihr sum 81 nri, three dollar. snl tvru,
rg1is, ln "a m11ih., thtl rsNt. turv Bong since
rlperil viih interest
Nisn. &C. that the said Defendant. or thr da, a
ihs rurChssg ~ the writ. 81 fafIs, lsiu. boz rlfr
o. che fhBud i1 che SOM n Onr llunHffd hril,r.
g. so uug rlaBa, befrr that time BAL and rrrci,.
"a D, che .aid n,irpihrt o. che pI1's usa. iu c0u
srsnt'H1 thereof then aul there r,Hmissd thr
Plaintiff o. o., hem thtt suu on demand Nrt thr
.ad nJisB1t1i, thHush often rrgursill, BE-. bot
JsiI safI .IHI. br' Bl l@gts BrI r,ff.f. .r tl j.
o. tbs damage 81 ths sli rbiHIT, tts bC ssysl
lhe sHrH ut OHs llHHIryi JH'br.
Writ dated NBy lifh, i~5I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05
Sinie of Mninr.


u1r1Eu, re-, Wr,.. pa,. Daart. Juar T,uls5i
NuI u.g o. aHrr1u.E tH thl Cont chat tho s1rI
NI.H h. N.rrI-. HII tH4rIFs J ilrrrs ars 90
BOB fl1Hf. ut fH.s state. HH. have HH tenant l-srt
.r Ir-f-., flsIrn a1I tl,t fhss Hbv, 1u n.r.ra q
t-r rfH.rH0 af fbts saIt. 10 rs taHfrllrg arI.r,
t.rr fIr .1I ua1HriH- r.ut ths ssiI Uelrr.i11ts
81 IHe ,,rrHr, 10 rl.. .uf, b., causing sB Brts.tsi
,.rT ui tf.s witt. together With Ibs Ur',r 81 Cont
rl..HHT, o. Del Published three vgsAs s1ocss.Iy,,
H lhe Os'Hfd Democrat, Hrvspspsr pIh.i.hgt
af PARIS, IH sIIH tHulf1 .i uNHrH. thr ast Uul'..
cation 90 hs thirt, Hf1s Hf Lt.t before tBr ufN'
TENN n .lI District ttsTt. fa r.. hH'IHu 40 p1rI-
Aforesaid, uu tLr sFtHHd IHs-i1y .f N4ycmITr nest
o. thr rri th1t che .sId ngsHlllfs ora, then and
fI#rs arus8r no. slIi CHuu BHI chew ,su-s Do ans
fhr have, uhy Judgment sbHaI ne b.. rsHJsrtI
against them, gEt execution issue accnrIiH-,.
WM. X. ktNENIL. CLerk-
Abstract az pIf'. writ BHd declaration. aaI cop,
,i ur.er af Court thereon. Attest
~ WM. X. klMBAlL, Ciefk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05
Coronor',Snic.

ONrorr, - ~, -, ls5l
fI'AkEN un s,c-ui,.n a1i vl b. sll' II Puhir
Auction, at ihr I1n 81 ISAAC klMRALL b.
Lowell, On said C.u1f1, u1 ~luniy The sNfh tst
~ ~sptsnlsf nsNt NJ tom o'c'lrk in ihs aiisurTr,
40 ths right IN equity which ref'o, e.. Chtsc q,
Dc1uaik, hal on The las ul ths NifarhmrHt Hl th
original wit, or 00s hBs, oftetssuing ih, follow
ilg real estate 70 wit l.,ts ~. -, p, - 80 "a
81 ari 80 i1 Lrit0r u. en- Staueh,m: ssY LIts 81,
-. - and ll3 Boz aid islsbtm:--flme sia uHIl
mrttgsgc ~ Co,sll Gis-uuueh X 60. idr abau
600 ani iuiCrrst-s1id Mortgage Dcfd ~ rrrnu
% The ONlurl Wesiru district Rclitin, ". u, J.
~, r. ereuoo 10 which uiI, D. had Ir ihrhrr i.
scuptUu. AL onc undivided h,li ~ che i1i'NiH.
tact oi land situated in iliUsm, IN sail CO.. dN '0
Nougagod ~ CoSell, Gresa,ugh g. DE-. W
1919. and rcpfded " Book -, Page 40, f'ir'e1r
e. which Deed O. D. had g. inHrc particular d.
.srir',,n. same !. MYuga.oI o. secure ths syu
Ut : $50 On three years With iutefest.
% ENOs liEALD, C0ronsr Of ONiord Go.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

Ala Court ct rrulat, held AZ Paris, within anil & :
the Count, ot ONuri, ou d. 9Th 'a, ~ August,
iu ths year 81 Uur Llut eighteen hundred and
bnN-1Hy.
ELEANOR n. WNlkEE, willow Il Ju,rru
IL MALErE, late ~ Pare iH aid C,urty, f,.
csised. ha,in- pr,-,ued bee p,titiuu PRAYING f1r
allowance out II thc Isrsuual property ui hor late
hu,laui,-
II va. orders q, that the laid Widow give notice
o. al persons interested b, cIu,iug cop, Of this
oider o. H. puhIishsd three weeks suCC,ssiNsl, in
The ONfJrd Democrat, printed al Paris, that they
NAV APPEAR ~ Probate Count 90 D. held AZ said
PATE on the third dly 81 Oclol,b,Nt, At uinc oi
the clJck in the forenoon, and shcw cause, II any
thsy have. why the same should not b. granted.
GEO. h. SHAW, Register
true Cop,-Ausst. Gro. h. SHAW, Reg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05
SrAIE nr MAINr-

uvoEr, s.. Wc,'. p,t. C.art. Ju-s T4m, ISL
M rsv Be- 8rrsarIa- tn che Crurr. ih1t che .1.l
j.hH GrH.sH !. me a1 iuhlh.f1Ht ai th.s states H
be rH tru1rf agent uf 1fiHfr,, rTrH.Ir. rnI fhl'
hf hls l1 u.iiCs 0f thr psBirug, .f th.s .Hit u
isfhrfri1fs orIrrri E thr Court th1ftFr 1iI pIIfr
uH u1rN ihs .ail pyil1IlHt IT itr pra1.H11 ~ thI'
s1t. o., g1usIHg nm nitrstrI DHr, 81 h.s vfIi, tH.
-rihsT 9th ihis orirr ui Daurt thrryTH. t1 i rrT
I.hHi thru weeks surCrssfyrh ir Ihr bN'.n
nrnrsr8t. ,urvsT11Tf TulII.bSi Hf rHris. Boz saf|
C.slst, 81 ONiTl. ihr hst Tali.riuHr rH o. thirty
.I,s ne ir,st iriHrc ths neat IeTu ui srfH u.srr.
Cent. ta iT La''sn at Pare atfr.tT. Hr thr sfr.
HrI rrHs,y 81 Nryrr1irr nat. a. ths r1H that trf
-Blf pyi-aflHt uu,y thH1 a1i thrrr Brrs1r ar spft
e. SOC. bHI stfs HhBsf o. al, hH hry.. why l1II.
rHrt shHr'f Ht l- r.fHrrrI 1rtIr.f h.rI. BHI ,Nr.
rrl..r rssrr BrrHrIIr-N.
WIN. kiNrNII. JITk.
Abstract .i r|T's vur BrI I.rIsf..r. srI ur-
Doc .I J.rt trrr..r. NrrsU
Sega WI. k. kINVNI. tark
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05
STATE or MAINE.


ONToHu, ss.-Wvtru p.rH., Cn.,, Irr- Term,
l-jL
A.d uns % aIr-1uH- 90 fhr tsurt chat iFs st.t
IhrrrfsT T.. lluHi. b. H.i 90 i1H,i.rsHt n iIrs
state, anil hss nI 's1lHt, ag.rf uI a.rr-, t1.f.,H,
art that o.. h,s up nau-, q th p,1 bone, .i iIIs
suit Il b. 'hsrfrs Hrl,rfl I1 Nh. C.urt tIrt tir
add phruT n.HN t- slII n,aa..lsHf r iHe zen
I.rr, ul tls 9ui. D., liusi1I t. rr.fsi ~ n
hf. wit together with tl.. .fH...' Cont lIHr.r,
fl lra ru'Ishai tl.,r urUk. sH..-..s.t n VI.
O,fti Z. mrcr,i, revsI1r.. I... .fhH4 ll llus,
i1 .lI Cluup ~ O,t rN. tbr I.f .irrtuHu f1 D..
ihu, l,,s 10 '.1st irfU. ifs n.sf Term ~ aIa
Di,ul5i Cont, % b., hrI rl 100 lH.'' ,.rr .ti', 0n
ihs second Toe y.I N.,rrl,I ..sI. iH iha e1I
that tbr sliI I. fHJfri r4i fh-r1 r' h..r HTTsaT
10 SAID tuIIf tr.I ti.u rrI.. ' 1.t Do have. vhE
Judgement sb.u'i ~ o. TcHls.rI s-liHft h.u, an
rNfrufiuu i..ra HrHluIi.. .,.
WI. n. kINNAIL, Csfk.
Abstract ~ pId o.. wit aHI declaration, ari Ur-
'sf ui tUuu thereon Arr.t
u WI. X. klMBALL, CisIk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

- Brr,D. Among thc curious Dis.
.,,-. made among the ruins Of Pompcii,
,,,t Of baking ovens OF similar character
- used Al the present day ia different
.of Europc. Inone ct the bakers shop.
eroi .Jmc leaves ct bread, with ihs
49,. name and tbe character Of the eour,
.,.--sI on the surface. These losvcs are
--.sfred tn thc Studii Of NsPlcs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05
100000 DOLLARS
CAPITAL.
Rate. "f Premium Reduced IS Per Cent.
AND rHT
CASH STANDARD ADOPTED.

n, r,rr' tsIrsi1ls n Tir i-,u,.us, ". that usn
=, ne payment Ola small com arrual,. nav fseure
i0 their fmiIrs cfrtai1 sum n murf,, u 10 rid
10 their death. snd thsrly Hs,omfiI,h an object
ih'y MIGHT nj attain during lorF H..
n sffli-rnH7 n IfN f1rus1rrs, H.. InsuriHr
riHs ne ~ he lsusft n h. T. isrls ot BIZ sfeJt.
rrs, nv ~ he s0ls zoe ari lfrfft n his fmily
4 lTn1H mn, lr.urr her LIE fr ne isrsh, Il
hrr Parents, hsr hu-lari, 90 h-r si,ltrsu ard he
ra, l1.urs me- ~ n hsf husband fr hsr fole and
.sTar1fs nee ,ud hs0sfi.
Z HsJ.4fr -1 Va ml, lasurs their lives iaint.
h. arI d. Who'll. rnIs' o. PAYABLE GO ths survivor,
u..H fhr death ufs.ihrr
pu'irss mas o., uaIr PAYABLE m IfHfss', ~ he
lrrFfi.f slsrfr .isrts .r rsrsurs N.isis NAV 10
frrIrI o., ihr s,sis Of T.. lir..s n lif lrfuHrrr:
4 Hsrlr mr, o. erI.srH. -. f.ff.Fftrs mas ~ 80
riTshat. THH#IHt f.r'lf Hf mss Do aif.i, 1Hd
fsrrur ed r. sru Ha1 ls made ~ Trl'ir or
r.i,,is rurrss,s. v.th.ut dIvruirg htm '-uis',
uHrsIt, ,Hi ssuir.
P.Iirirs ,rs rrari.lh, rhis C-rr1r, o0', ~ sound
and hra'f, fslsurs ar fhr lrf.rsfs n thr 'rrTn-
uy BE- ruHf1sl iH h,iifh, lsaf.rs ar1 in ffft C.ft
rsis. " Cri'rHH .r f'ir rrT irElff ur rsI
trrf ffH. fHlH. Isurr-s .fI'k .rfs afr carefully
1,..Isl, a1i s,r1 jsTlrtusHi ~ tHr luiirsts e
'h. COMPANY BE- rBH.H.''t r...r.f.f
Tsrv Is.s.1 i-sr.. sr'IHr.f fH aH8vrr a 80
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ramIhFr. owl CFruH srr N.HI.E0"N y 'f' Z u..
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- The CcoPcrstowu Republican saws
....,,, growing upon The ground Of Judge
y..,a. ia ihatulluce, species of cucumbcr
(which Ia, already reached the cnor.
-. lsr.th Of Eve feet and an inch. {,
-rr. fourteen inches round, and looks as
....-11s is Young plant.
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'I'IE p.u..I.rt Director. {, c.. ,fNHk uaHk.
q o1uautauI 300, auihluusilt lhs lvs af ihr
STAT, az Nair,, heI,l, give notice that no.. s1.I
Bank claim. Zoo have e iHI,rH,uT. 90 e maugagr 20
certain o. 4 r.ipir situated plulf boz che tpvuui ~.
huHt. and glul, 90 iba town of Stnl,hafu, b.ih boz
the Count, Of ONinul and STATE aforesaid hgiHg tc.
s.uhHi iI -sil m1ug,g. ss thc hn's conveyed N
John ". Dana Co. Musr. Pate Boo two deeds, bear.
eng date Dec. -, l~i3. ans rrcHdri J,uuN l.,
IsII. The one iu ONiurd Western psuict, ll,a.k
~, Page 1913, and the other in ONiId Weston
Dstu.t. liuUk %, ragr rs, aui h.ug a',n The
came hli described in decd ufmIugl-, f,um sliI
Mo-. Pate o. .lii Back, dated Mach ~, islt,
aui trr,hrl H che l,a.istI, ~ Deeds lr saii o.
mrd District. March IS, lsii, Box ~, page 3i3,
s1I On sai ONlrl We.trrl D,sfrirt registry. Ma.
~, IsIl, Box -, Page 2l2, and the aid Back
alleges that ths condition n .a,l decd ol mortgage
hl. brcn blJkrn and rs Itlsll thereof claims /,
frsSH.ue Il aid Nprgs..
The r,Jsd,Ht, Directors = GO. II NuTk liaHA W.
JOHN &. BRADBURY. Cash'r.
S,co, Aug q, ISL. SAFE
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CATTLE N,ltKEr.


A. Mako. ISL CATH. aloui oooU,syss, and
~ ,..--,. rssssst,1E a( " urAiHg ONr1, Cove a1i
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p.rIFs. -NarAs, BsslH-A O. extra, e 70 I'D
..a.t a. ga,ht,, q np 81, 3 ~ 81, Q co. uT-
&c., 40
tf.1rs--S. rnl e.
..a-NHrAIs- ONrB, SOS. -, los.
80 aHt gass=- -. >. %.
F..,esHs rHI=~lt. N. -.
.r,-. years aIf--l~. -. "a
.E-rsaI IrHf==tlgT af uHrkrI Iur,s-
stt.- Oh, De-. IN 80. . up. . IS.
-.-EIl'. AH6l.e..
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sirERIrr,S SALE.

ONFoEp, -. AoGUsT ? 1851.
'I'AkEN on ESscution, and viii D. sul o. luh.
lic Auction, ~ the OGicr ~ -, X. liastings,
~ Lowell, on the 30ih ola, of September next At
o'clpck T.. VI all the right a equity which Isaac
and iona. KunlaIl had on the DAY 81 the attach
mcut ou The original wit, q ~ remng The iolioN-
iny land IN Lowell lot. No. 10, -, and the eou.
pie ht., - oalled; sAme are moug1ged n James
llull-, H., ADD al mortgage 10 oi rccutd at thu
ONi1rd Wcstcm District Registry a IDthuIg.-
Also # cds ming the tavern stani al Lowell, which
~ is. HARRINGTON, Dep Sheriff.