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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01
The State OF Ohio,
Portage County, 8. 3.
Ehily Woad,uff
In the Cnurt 0t Common
Pleas.
The unknown Heirs OF
MAIL VnaHrutf

The unknown Heirs OF
Mark Woodruff.
TNBE Petitioner having flied her Petition a; the
Il Nov. Term Of said Court, setting forth tina, aid
Mark Woodruff he.eiofure executed a Mortgage
Decd to Edwin Elder Of one hundred and twelve
and half rods OF ground in lot Is, ia Aurora, to
secure the payment Of S4io-,hai sli1 Mark ed
without paying the same-,hst Peli,,"ner, beng eu-
titled to DIVER in said lands, had purchased the in
terest Of said Elder and received quit claim deed
oil the same-aska thsi The heirs of said Mark Wood
ruff, within reasonable time pay the amount so
secured by SAID Mortgage, be forever iorecoacd
all equity of redemp,nn-and i, appearing to said
cou't that the heirs OF SAID NJ ark Woodruff it aBy,
and their plices Of residence unknown 1t is Or
dered that notice of the pendeUcy Of This petition
be given hy publication iu the Putage SeRtnel for
SIX weeks.
Notice is thor efnre hereby gvrn to sad Heirs,
that unless they aPpenr at the next term of this
court-en,er an appearance, and plead, answer, or
demur TO said Bill the will be taken for con-
fessed, and decree rendered accordingly.
LV. BlERCE, c, mp,'s Sol.
Nor. %, 1851. 33e-6~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01

$ Thefonowing are the quotations Of brok.
co Bank notes IN New York. Farmers
Bank Nina go cents on the dollar; Bank Of
New Rochelle. 80 cents on the dollar; James
Bank, 72 cents on the dollar; Commercial
Bank. Perth Amboy, 80 cents on the dollar;
Peoples Bank, Patterson, 10 cents on the
dollar; Bank of Salisbury, 10 cents on the
dollar.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01

PEopLE's BANK OF PATERsoN.- re.
ceivers of this Bank have closed their la
,hors, and will shortly report to the Chancel-
ior Of new Jersey. 1t is estimated that the
assets Of the bank are worth sixty thousand
dollars. Ii this should turn to be correct,
bill-holders will realize about 81 cents on
the dollar.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01

Counterfeit $40 bills on the State
Bspk are IN circuiation, nnd those who
'ilese the pleasure Of handling them will
look out. Editors should be especially
.'watchfuI aad vigilani!' Exchange.
Whntss The use ofthst?
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01

A sentimental youth, having seen lady
at home bending over something in her
lap, and weeping bitterly, took The first
opportunity of questioning her as to the
cause Of her sorrow, und was perfectly
awe-s,ruck on being informed that she was
--pealing onions.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01

kossllh left England hist / thursday
on 6oard The Hsnbolt, and will probably
arrive ia this country this week or the fore
paft pf next Greai preparations are be>
ipg made TO give, him ON enthusiastic re.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01

GSince Whiggery is dead and buried
in Ohio, some Of their editors say they don't
care whether burial grounds are taxed or
moi. -Gis Enqairer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01
a. App .aasI..enI
DR.. Fl. TyBBs,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN.
SE7iLL be in atser6rnce at In b. onE

ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN.
NN7 ILL be in at.erfruce at IN b. onI
w as follows:
RAyeNNA-Pscatiss House, Thursdsy sife'roon -
FRIDAY aud SATURDAY. iorenoen, sth. oih, ets Dee
AEaos-cobbs Exchange, Tuesday aud "sales'--
day, 2d and Sd, Dec. ,r.
WARREE-Cinton Hou sc, Tuesday and w edhess-
day. lltb and 18th Nov.
CeveiaRd-w eddeli House, Friday and ssiufc
day, siat and 22d Nov.
Tlose affected with ssense of the III gs
Liver, Spleen OF Kidneys, Ifrms inhk
Rheama' ism, Asthma. 81 rrtness of breath
or d fticul!y Of breathing, Dyspepsia, hr"psy.
weakness OF nervous debility, restlesness,
loss Of appetite, Cons ipation, arrangements
of the Stomach, billions affections. Gravel,
White Swelling, Cancer, Scrofulo, Ulcers
| Impurities Of The blood, or any Chrome 81
ony nnding disease are invited to call.
No Charge for Consultation.
DR.. 4. neither bieeds nor ttisters-uor 10
he Homeoptthist-he never uses HercSry.
.3atimony. .4rsenic nor any other Mine,oIss
medical agcnt-nor is he Thonisonidn. he
neither Steans nor gives Emetics! Ills
theory Of disoase fters from all others that
have, been adopted; but not more 30 than
dues his system Of trea ,ment! He does NOT
make ck TO make ,cei nor tear down to bYiid
pitching up with anodyafs
Visits To the above appointments will be
confined once in four ur FIVE weeks.
RrnAEKs For years We devoted our whale
time and attention To the study, analysis aod treAt.
meni of chronic nr long standing diseases, -cppor.
unit es such as few persons possess have euabhd
Us to remain and prescribe for some thousands Gf
a,i'eIts annually, comprising many "f he m"st
difficult and complicated. cases kn"wn 10 the pra
trsslon. In addii on to the monthly rep"rt fouLa
below, we are always prepared to gva a eret
amount nf n nI*PrrARlE LOCAL ev;de"ce Showing
.he succeas attending treatment Of diseases uPo,
ANAL yiical principles,
Asthma can be Cured!
So say cur palieuts who have been struggling TO-
ars with ,h,s rclenicts dIseasr, but row Inspire
tcely AID with ccm!ort 10 the b,astifu air from
Heaven.
A single ilius.ra,ior-Mr-. J. Menscr, Rpavef
Io~nsbip, NJ MihonUg cnuhtl: cise Of yers t,nd>
ing aud denoniaaied by physicians "a disease a.
the liver and as'hma-cnnfrmed and iucurabiei
Breathing was short AID Isbored at times appueat.
iy b"rdaring upon snFncation. Win aaal,iirsi
eatment health was ia ly restored in three months
and has renamed good through all the chsngcs OF
season during the year.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01

RETunNED.-Russel Abbey, one Of our
citizens who has spent between two and
three years in California, has returned;
having ass rumor s,ys, rounded his pile To
the tune OF twenty thousand dollais! He
can obay The Governors requsi,ion lo>mor.
row with will Summit Beacon.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01
Shaiersyiile Institute.

The Winter term of this Scaool. will commence
on MONDAY, the 18th day of November next
Miss o. S. PICKETT, will superintend the
Ladies' Department.
Good board can be had in respectable families
at the low price Of : per week.
J. X. PICKETT,
Shalersyille, Oct "a, 1851. Principal.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01
Ravenna Prices Current.
RREcTED WEEKLY.

- M80 !" NJ %HR q
tAfter let OF Jan. 1862, Bynner, Lynes s. Case,)
Importer and Dealer tn
WATCHES & WATCH MOVEMENTS,
PINE DIAMOND AND cIrY.MADE .EwELRY,
As also Jnhber Of
gE E L j w A II u S.
Fine Cutlery, Plated Ware, Spectaces Fans, Porte
Monaies, Card Cases, Steel Goods, Clocks,
Accorteons, Shell and Ivory Combs, &c.
Which he offers TO the trade at induced prics,
=, for Cssh.
160 Broadway. New-York.
John CrOuse'S Estate.
NOTICE. hereby given that The subscriber has
IN sbeen sppointea and qualified as Administra.
nx the Estate Of John Grouse late of Portage
county deceased. Dated at Ravenna, this 29lh day
Of November, A D. 1851.
339-4w MARTHA GROUSE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01
LATEST
ARl}IVA AL.

A v. HORR would respectfully inform his Gus.
N. toners and friends, that owing to the fact,
thai ,vipation will son close, he will mt be abe
to visit New York To purchase Gnods again this
season, but he fl tters himself. that with the large
stock he is now receiving, he Will be able to sup
ply all those who are economical, and wish to buy
their goods at The store where they Gin get the
most for their money. Those ho are making pur-
chases will do well TO call and ex Go I'd
and prlces, and if they do not buy Of Us, it may
save them money, as 1 I'm sure that after looking.
others will have to self TO the.a very low, or not a.
all.
Sh,lersyiIle, Nov. 10, 1881
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01
Windham Institute.

The Winter Term of theWindhamHig Ugh School
will commence en WEDNtSDA AY, the Sd Of
December.
Miss C. H. WILLIAMS, a lady literally ed.
ucated at Kingsville, and Mt. Holyoke. and
Principal Instructress ofthe Kingsville cademy,
for the last year, wilt take charge of the Ladies'
Department. a. flCkETT, Principal.
November 10 1851
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01

BOOTS & SHOES.
NTENS calf, kip, and coarse Boots,
lYl Boys do do DO do
LADIES' Caters, Morocco Boots, Cali Boots, and
general variety Of Shoes.
Misses Boots and Shoes,
Children's Shoes, III styles,
all of which have been 'purchased within the past
few days IN New rk, and are for sale very cheap.
NOV IA A. v. HnRR
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01
LADIES.

LADIES,
A v. H0RR is row rece,vipga large assort tment
n of Winter Dress Goods. among which are
fg'd watered and plain P"pns, Cashmeres, M.
dc L,lues Thibet Cloths, Persian Cloths, etc etc.,
which ire offered at the lowest prices.
Shalersville, Nov IA.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01
Scrofula, Fever-Sores,

Seald Head E-ypela. Salt Rheaa Rheumgti:n S7s kr.z
bago Cancerous Ulcers Costiyeness, Sore Eyes DyspeH
sia, Pans in the Side Breas Bones and joints and oTHE
IMPURE-B BLOOD DISEASES see PAMPHLETS and HaA1
klls-every Agent has them to give away.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01
In THE WHOLE WoRkp!
fEe Prize Il r1er RnftLe or Sir RofkIea 6or A

make this Vegetable Extract, only the Blood
fufiners out aiso, cneapef nedsne by greaE oaas
may be bought for One Dollar will much longer, and
viii cure Ten Times Blooddisease than Oxs Dsa's
worth of any other medicine.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-02-14

u
Thursday, and Saturday;
To Buckingham c. H. by ? m, l6 miles
And back between m, Monday, "Wednesday, and
and Friday, and
Proposals TO commence at Howardsvle and embrace
Mt. Vince aud Goodwn's Church invited. Also
proposals to commence at New Canton and embrace
Gravel HILL
1896 From Columbia at m m weekly, Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday
BY Wilmington, Palmyra, and Union Mills
To Keswick Depot by p M 323 miles;
And back between a m and m Monday, Wedncs-
day. and Friday.
2497 From Scottsvlc at II twice a week. Thursday and
Saturday;
BY GarIand's, North Garden, and Mount Israel
To BrookvilIe by pm, 25 miles;
And back between 6 m and p m, Wednesday and
Friday.
249s From Gordonsvle, arrival Of from junction. say
at m tri-weekly, Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
day;
BY Barboursvile, Mount Eminence, and Seville to
Sahardsvillc by l | pm;
And back by Ruckersvlle, StonyPoin, and Barbours-
vile;
To Gordonsvile between a m and m next days.
equal to 81 miles and back
2499 From Godonsve at m tr weekly Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday;
BY Liberty Mills and Proctors Tan Yard;
To Madison e. H. by p m, % miles;
And back between m and IL m.
$500 From Stanardsvlle at a week. Wednesday;
BY Conrads Store and McGaheysvile
To Harrisonburg by M 81 miles;
And back between m Tuesday and
250l From Charlottesville at 3 p daily
BY Hardin's Tavern, Mediums River, Yanceys Mills,
Brookvilc, Waynesboro, and FshersvilIe
To Staunon by 8 next day, 36 miles;
And back between m daily, and 81 m next Jay.
Proposals run earlier hours in closer connex-
ions are made with Richmond by route No. 1929 arc
invited.
2502 From Charlottesville at tri-weekly, Monday
"Wednesday, and Friday;
n,,E ovto 1se I.ovin st0p Notv
Glasgow, Amherst G. H., and Cool Well
To Iypchburg by 3 next days, 60 miles
And back between a and 2 p m, Sunday We'd
nesday, and Friday.
Proposals for three additional weekly trips nvej
also for an expedited schedule
25O3 From Charlottesville at % m daily;
TO University Of Virginia by p m, miles
And back between 50 m and 0 pm.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-02-14

To Orange G. II. by 10 m, 81 miles;
And back between m and m, Monday, We'd
nsadau- and ErdaY.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-02-14

1854 From Parkersburg at three times week, Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday
By Cloysville, Freeport Webbs Mills, Cox's Mills,
Leading Creek, Weston, Lorentz's Store Buchanan,
and Middle Fork
70 Beverly by 10 m next days, 1874 miles;
And back between 8 m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday and IL night next days. n1&
25S5 From Parkershurg at m, week, Sunday,
by Fountain Spring,
To Writ G. II. by 8 m, % miles; s4 7f
And from Writ c. H at m, week, Monday /;
BY Burning Spring, Big Bend, and Bethehcms
To Dekalb by m, 40 miles "a 2
And back to Writ G. II. between IL m Saturday and
4pm next day; 4t
And to Parkersburg between and 2 m, Sunday.
1886 From Freeport at M once a week, Thursday,
TO Richie o. II. by IL m, IL miles as-i
And back between p and
1887 From Frceport at 6 m, a week, Thursday
BY Newark, Writ G. H., Reedy Ripple Zackyille,
Sandy, Jackson g. H. Angerona, and Moore's Mills
To Point Pleasant by m next day, rs miles;
And back between 8 a m Saturday and m next day.
Proposals to end at Jackson O. H. are invited in view
of letting routes 1858, 1850, $500.
25sS From Point Pleasant at m week, Wcdnes-
day;
BY Pleasant Flat and West Columbia; aM
To Pomeroy, Ohio, by p m, Is me
And back between and IL m.
Proposals for additional weekly trip Con Saturday,
will be considered.
1859 From Pomeroy, Ohio, at m, week, Tues
day;
BY Grahams Station;
To Lctart Falls by IL m, i miles
And back between and p
Proposals. for additional weekly trip Con Friday)
will he considered
ADVERTISEMENT CONTINUED IN THE SUPPLE
MENT ACCOMPANYING THIS DAYS PAPER.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-02-14

Proposals to go through each way the days,
to make close connexions with the mail on the National
road, are invited;
Also proposals to extend, by commencing at Carks-
burg.
1854 From Evansville at m, week, THURSDAY
BY Nestorvie and Glady Creek
To Philippe by 3 m, 81 miles;
And back between m and m, Wednesday.
1883 From Kingwood at a m week, Saturday;
BY Deckcrs Greek,
To Morgantown by IL m, 20 miles,
And back between m and m.
1856 From Kingwood at 7 q m week, Wednesday;
By Salt Lick Falls
To German settlement by IL NJ, 20 miles
And back between m and pm.
1857 From Morgantown at week. Monday {;
BY Granville, Cassvile. Prentcss, Blacksvle, Wades-
town, Joytown, Ryerson's Station, Rock Valley,
Fair Hill, and Wheeling Valley;
To Wheeling by 8 next day, 67 miles;
And back between a m Wednesday and m next
day.
1858 From Morganown at a week, Wednesday;
To Pruntytown by m, % miles;
And bnck between m and next day.
1853 From Morganown at week, Monday;
To Evansville by IN, rs miles,
And back between m and next day.
1850 From Morganown at 8 a week, Wednesday;
To Brownsville, Pa, by p m, 80 miles;
And back between m and next day.
1851 From German Settlement at once week, Wed.
nesday;
BY Western Ford
To Lesdsville by Z m, 80 miles;
And back between and p m, Tuesday.
1852 From Carksburg at m daily, except Sunday;
by Bridgeport, Boohsvle, Paramount, Rivesvie
Laurel Point, Morgan,own Ellington, Stewartstown
Ices Ferry, Spring Hill Furnace, Pa, and SmhfeId;
10 uniontown, Pa, by m next day, CO miles,
And back TO Famont, via White Day instead of Rives-
vile, between 10 m daily, except Sunday and
m, and 10 Carksburg by IL m next day, Stewards
town and Ices Ferry to be supplied alternately three
times week each way.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

TIE HARP OF THE MIND.-The mind
is a more delicate instrument than any
human invention, and it is worthy of more
constant care. The musician is very care
full of his favorite instrument, and pre-
serves from every danger and exposure
How much more careful, then, ought the
youth to be of the harp of the soul. TO
keep that from the rude hand o. sin, and
to keep it in such sweet and peaceful tune
that it may breath no other strains than
those of virtue, is Of great Importance to
them.
Then listen to the voice Of wisdom-''
keep thy heart with all diligence, for out Of
itare the issues Of life" Let t hy conduct
through life be such as shall be acceptable
and pleasing to Him who is the elver o
our blessings and let the chords of thy
soul, knowledge, fnith, hope, and charity
be kept in harmony, and yours will be th'
sweetest music of bliss in life, aud the pur
est Joy and peace in death.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

A western editor thus sums up the pc
cularitics Oft cotcmporary He Is too la
zy to earn meal, and too mean TO enjoy
one. He was never generous but once,
and that was when he gave the itch to an
apprentice boy. So much for bis good
ness ofheart Ofhis industry, he says, the
public may be the better judge, when he
States that the only day he was ever work
ed, was the day he mistook castor oil for
honey. Complimentary that.
The editor of the Pittsburg Chronicle,
noticing the appearance of lady, dressed
in the new "American costume" says she
was followed by number of gaping boys
and very innocently adds ''we endeavor-
ed to get a sight of her"
THINK on BOTH THY GUEsTs.-Remem'
Der, in thy fcasts, that thou art entertain
inc tco guests, the body and the SOUL
Know, further, that thou squanderest a
the moment what thou bestowcst on th'
body, but retainest forever what thou Civ
est to the soul.
A lady, on being asked to join tn
Daughters of Temperance, replied, tina
she intended to join one Of the Sons in tn
course of the week.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10
Living in Hearts.

1t is better to live in hearts than in hous-
es. a change Of circumstances or a DIS
obliging landlord may turn one out OF al
house to which he has formed many attach
ments. Removal from place to place is
with many an unavoidable incident Of life
But one cannot be expelled from true
and loving heat save by his own fault
nor yet always by that, for affection clings
tenaciously to its object in spite Of Hides
ert bnt 90 where he will, his home re-
mains in hearts which have learned to love
him the roots Of affection are not torn
ont or destroyed by such removals. but
thew remain fixed in the heart, clinglng
still to the image of that object which they
are ever more eager to clasp. When one
reyisits the home of his childhood, or the
place ofhis happy abode il life's sprlng-
time, pleasant as it is to survey each ia
miliar spot, the house, the garden, the
trees planted by himself, or by kindred
now sleeping in the dust, there is in the
warm grasp of the hand, in the melting OF
the eve, in the kind and earnest salutation,
in the tender solicitude for the comfort and
plcasue of his visit, a delight that no more
local object of nature or art, no beautiful
cottage, or shady rill, or quiet grove, can
possibly bestow. 70 be remembered, tc
be loved, to live in hearts, this is one sol
ace amid earthly changes--this is Joy
above the pleasures Of scene and place
We love this spiritual home-feeling--thl
\ union of hearts which death cannot destroy
for it augurs, if there be heart-purity a
we'll as heart affection, an unchanging an(
imperishable abode in hearts now dear.
: Christian Treasury.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10
Infdelity.

Mrs. Swisshelm, the lady editor OF 'he
Pittsburg Saturday Evening Pos'' 'h'S
discourscs on inidelity =
The Boston Investigator, an nhdel paper,
comes to us, and on the margin written,
"Nadame, please exchange" With pleas
nre. Sir. We never saw the Investigator
but once before, and that was ten years
ago. We read it carefully, and ohe SEN
tence we shall never forget. The writer
was speaking of the tendency of the doc
trino of grace to MISUNDERSTANDING OF
the license of Christian might feel to SIN,
bocaus, of his hope of pardon through a
Saviour; and asting of the sup>sS2r
morality of his creed, lie introduced thS
nepatiyc side of the argument, in these
words. 'Dut the poor infdel has no Eod'
no Heaven, no Jesus Christ, no Hell
- words ever struck us with such a be-
numbing 'orce. What a poor homeless
orphan What a helpless, desolatc child
\ mau without God to love, or heaven
70 hope fora sinner without Saviour
no elaborated description of woe unutter'
t,rablc ever conveyed to our mind the PFC
turc OF despair which ala thesc le" woic1 ~,
We never before said 'Our Father, Will
thc same meaninc-thc same overwhelming
desire to be acknowledged as a child OW
Father! What i we were cast out into
the regions of space, to wander, looS'
atom, without centre to attract us, III
I,ht TO cheer or a sun to warm; nothing
before, or world behind, and an Invisible
irresponsible, irresistible Nothing drivinE
us thence Oh, the dread horrors oFsucl
a situation! No hell, no God, no heaven
and the universe becomes hell. Past
present, and to come--around, above, be
below, there is nothing but the blacknes
of despair; dreary void, sunless vast a
AMI hopeless future and what greater + he
could any body have The poor nid'
has nothing else. Since that, nothing "a
tional Or irr tional has ever appeared
need pity like the man who has no God"
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

Scyths, Scyth Snaths, Rakes and Forks Oh
y Extra quality just received and tor sac oy
Jnne 1S, 1851. >. NJ. NO1f %
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10
THE TIER AIRY &c Il 0.

EARLY RIsING.-A habit of early rising
brings two-fold wealth Of great price to
man; health and length OF day.. The
former is demonstrated by experience,
the latter by calculation. The difference
Of rising every morning at five and seven
O'Clock in the course Of forty years am
cunts to 10000 hours, or in eight years,
one hundred and twcnty-eight days, and
ten hours, which will afford eight hours
day for exactly ten years SO by rising
two hours earlier every morning, per
son may add ten years to his life. WIS,
dom says rise early and we have good
authority for saying that "length OF days
is in her right hand"
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10
PHENIX BANK.

A T the annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF
"A this Institution holden at their Banking
Iious. on the 7th inst, the following named gen
tlcman we're elected Directors for the year en-
suing. W.,
Rowsc Babccck, VIM, D. Wells, stephen Will
cox, Lyndon Taylor, Edward W. Ba6coek' w Wm
G. Pepdleton, Joseph Potter, Lemuel Vose, Wei
come A Hoxie, Joshua Thompson Jr., and Ed
win Babcock
At subsequent Meeting of the Board of Di
rectors holden on the same day Rowse Babcock
was chosen President of the Institution.
ETHAN POSTER, Cashier.
Westerly July 10, 1851.
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Shaded. &c.
Roman. Title. &c.

A liberal discount made for cash in hand at
the date of the Invoice
We have now on our shelves, ready for sale
in various sized fonts.
GOOOO lb. Roman and Italic type.
10000 lb. Fancy type.
4,000lb Script and Running hand.
5000 ID. Ornaments.
$1,000 it, Typemetal Rule.
$4,000 it. Brass Rule.
Presses. Chases, Cases, Wood Type, Ink, &c. fur
nishcd at the lowest manufacturers prices, ell
ther for cash or credit.
Our Specimen Book is freely given to all
Printing Offices.
Printers of Newspapers who choose to pub
lish this advertisement, including tins note,
three times before the lst Of October, 1901, and
send us one of the papers, will be paid for 1t IN
Type when they purchase from us, OF our own
manufactures, selected from our specimens, fvc
times the amount Of their bill.
aa95- For sale, several good secondhand
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The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10
Give me a Eo,ne.
IY J. NJ. FLETCHER

BY J. NJ. FLETCHER,
Give me a home where evenings banners
Gai,v wave DER the twilight strsnd--
life IS sU eet on the broad Sayannas,
Far away in the sunset land.
Give me home where freedoms pinion
Wavcth her snow white folds ON high,
Far in the broad and brave dominion,
Closed around by the sunset sky.
Soft is the blue of the star gemm'd azure,
Green are the fields where the bison roam
All things add to the hunters pleasure
Far away in his western home.
Oh! tits sweet when the heart is weary
Far from the busy world to hy;
Give me a home on the boundless prarle'
Closed around by the sunset sky