davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28

Sec. l9. That after canvassing the
votes in the manner aforesaid, the judges,
before they dieperse, shall put under cover
one Of the poll books, seal the same, and and
direct it 10 the clerk of the court OF common
pleas Of the county where the return ls to
be made; and the poll book thus sealed and
directed, shall be conveyed by one of the
Judges. TO be determined by lot; it they
cannot agree otherwise, to the clerk OF the
court Of common pleas Of the county, at his
Office, within two days from the day OF the
election; and The other poll book, where the
snrae IS not otherwise disposed Of by this
&C, shall be deposited with The township
clerk, or clerk Of the election district, tas
the case may be, within three days from
the day Of the election, there to remain Tor
the use Of the persons who may choose 70
inspect the same.
Sec. 20. That on the sixth day aiter
the election, {or sooner. in case all the re-
turns shall Sc made, the said clerk of the
court Of common pleas, taking 10 his assis-
tance TO justices of the peace Of the proper
county, shall proceed to open the several
returns which shall have been made 70 his
office. and TO mike abstracts Of the votes
in the following manner: The abstracts OF
votes for Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary Of State, Auditor Of State, Treas
erer OF State. and Attorney General, shall
| be ON one sheet; and being certified and
/ signed by the justices ond clerks. shall be
deposited in the clerks Office. and q copy
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28

f
THE PREsss In AUSTRIA. --In the Wen.
na Gazette Of the 9TH uIt,, the Emperor Of
Austria makes known by an ordinance bi.
imperial pleasure ON the regulations to be
applied to the press 10 his don,iuions. be
inierdlctions Gil nine columns OF that ne " !.
paper. Copies of the journals must be de.
posited in the hands ofihe authoritiesone houl
before their publication, and for works
three days previous. The government per.
m,ssion; must be obtained for the sale Of the
journals. No Journal can be published but
in virtue of CONCESSION. At Vienna this
concession will be granted By the police
authorizes, and in the provinces by the gov.
ernment. 4he editors must be 24 years oi
age, be Austrian subjects, and Of irreproach.
able reputation. The political and religious
journals are bound to furnish caution
money, the maximum Of which is fixed al
lo,u00 forins The journals now existing
will have . delay OF three months gran ed
them to furnish the caution money Jour
mails having hostile and dangerous tenden,
cy may be suppressed after two warnings.
The police may prohibit the distribution ol
articles printed abroad. Offences of the
press will be tried BY The ordinary tribu-
nails. - .s...ss,s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28

thereof certified under the official seal OF
said clerk, shall be endorsed and directed TO
the presilento of the senate, and forwarded
to the seat of-government, by
mail; and the clerk aforesaid shall make
out another certified copy ofthe abstract Of
votes for the Governor, Lieutenant Covers
nor, Secre,ary OF State, Auditor OF State,
Treasurer Of State, and Attorney General.
as aforesaid, directed to the President of the.
Senate. and deliver the rarne to nesnber
of the General Assembly. TO The end that the
same may be conveyed to The President of
the Senate, at the seat Of govei nment; and
said clerk shall respectively endorse on the
enyelop, on outside of nch duplicate, "Cer-
tiiicate Of the votes FOR Governor, Liauten-
ant Governor. Sscretnry Of State, Auditor
of State. Treasurer Of Stale, anG Attorney
Genernl," (either or all, as the case may
be, and the name Of the county in which
snid votes are given.
Sec. 81. That the President OF the Sens
ate shall, dsring the first week Of the sss>
sion Of the General Assembly, open and
publish the abssractsspf votes, by him re.
ceiyed, in conformity with lhe provisions Of
the third section Of the third article Of the
constitution. OF this State; nndthe abstracts
Of votes for Governor, Lieutenant Cover
nor. Secretary Of State, Auditor Of State,
Treasurer Of State, Attorney General,
Judges Of the supreme couri, Judges Of tho
court Of cnmmop pleas, members Of the
Board Of Public Works, Probate judge
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
The food ef Man.

A number of experiments have recently
jDeen made in Glasgow Prison, Scotland,
on various persons 10 test the effects Of ya-
5rions kinds Of food on them. II was found
TINT ten persons gained 4 lbs Of flesh each
in 2 months, eating for breakfas: eight oun-
ces Of oatmeal made into porrioge, with
pint Of bu.termilk; for dinneI three
pounds Of boiled potatoes. with salt; for
supper, five ounces Of oatmeal porridge with
one half pint of butiermi.k. which costs
two.pence three farlhiLgs per day. Ten
Others gained three and a halt pounds Of
fiesh, eating SIX pounds Of Boiled potatoes
daily taking nothing with them but salt =
Ten others eai the same amount Of porridge
and buttermilk, without the potatoes, as
the first ten, but for dinner had soup; they
lest one and quarter pounds Of flesh each
and tw en,y others. who had less potatoes,
but half pound Of meat for dinner, d.
minished IN size likewise. From this, i
would appear that potatoes were better die
than smaller quantities Of animal food, .
J least for persons in confinement. .a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
). Remedy fer Cholera.

The N. y Times says aSea captains
who sail out Of Liverpool now.a-days, as
sesl tha, they care no more forsAsiaiic chql.
era than for ordinary scholic Of lhe stomach.
They have a remedy which they pronounce
and SO accessible and simple as
TO relieye all apprehension Of fatal results.
We shall probably tell many Of our read
ers nothing new when we state the pre-.
scription; Common salt one inble:spoeIful;
red pepper, one iaasponniul in half pint
Of hot waser.s Nevertheless, as we have
heard innumernble instances Of its use, and
Dot one Of i,a failure, the repetition Of the
formula may.do no harm. |, is at the ser.
vice Of the reader" n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
WHOE NUMBER S73

therein contained, shall be taken out, one
al time, BY one Of the judges, who shall
read distinctly, while the ticket remains in
his hand, the name or names contained
therein, and then deliver j, to The second
judge, who shall examine the same, and
pass it to the third judge, who shall string
it on q thread and carefully preserve The
same; the same method shall be observed
in resPec. to each Of the tickets taken ou,
Of lhs ballot box, until the number ,aken
out Of the ballot box is equal to tho number
Of names in the poll books.
Sec. IS. Tha, the clerks shall enter, 10
separate columns, under The names OF ths
persons voted for, as hereinafter provided,
in the form Of the poll books, al! the votes
so as aforesaid read BY the judges,
Sec. IA. That whenever two or more
ballots are found folded or rolled together, i.
shall be conclusive evidence Of their being
fraudulent. -. 80 q,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28


T Sec. Is. That II a ballot should b.
found TO contain a greater number Of names
for any one Office, Than The number OF per-
sous required to fill thai Office, i, shall be
considered fraudulen. as to the whole Of The
MINES designated 70 till such office, bur 90
further. : g
Sec. l6. That a ballo, shall no, be
considered frauduien, for containing less.
number Of pames than arc authorized to b.
inserted.
Sec. II, That after the examina,ion OF
the ballots shall be completed, the number
of votes for each person shall be snamsr.
a.ed, under the inspection ofthe Judges, and
ses down as hereinafter provided. 10 li,e
form Of the poll books. and be publicly pro-
claimed TO the people present.
Sec. 18. That The Following shall 90
the form ofihe poll books TO be Kept by tbe
Judges and clerks Of reIections hold ander
this act:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28

BlT.-.I say, landlord" said q man in
q : country village, TO a tavern keeper
...how many liquors can &c, for Two long
bits 2, s;z..e.< - 1-@.s
aFlve," said mine host.
"Well, fork 'em over. Come up, my
boys, and drink
The liquor completed. he pulled out two
old worn out bride bits. which were long
enough in ali conscience. It's needless to
say how savage the landlord looked, when
his customer walked coolly out, amidst the
shouts Of the crowd. ,.sss5--f
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
Gems Of Thought.

C. Graves are but tue prints Of tho foot
steps Of the angel Of eterna life. ri 5
U In order to deser q i true friend, we
must become one, @ . 8
IA oheesful lace il nearly as healthy
as good weather. - ssz=
o. islandarsrs are likS flies that leap
over mans good paris, e iligh. upon bis
sores ~ 50 -
Pride destroys sn symmetry and
grace. and affectation is more terrible en-
semy 70 fine faces than the: srnall-pox.
sDe The cradle aud .he coffin are two
receptacles which meet the Of human
kind. nNp if+
r The noblest quality wherewith ma.
ture has end owed woman fpr the good Of
the world. Is material sIuxe-that which
seeks no return. -. - 8
@ Wealways End excuses for our own
misconduct, but never can paliiate the errors
of others, even though they erred from less
causes than ourselves. 4.#s
e. Years are ihe sum Of hours. Vain
is il at wideinservals 70 say, sPllsave this
year." il at each narrow interval you do
not say, eI'll save thia hour So
@ You cannot fathom your mind
There is a well OF thuught there which has
no bottom. The moreyou draw from it the
more clear and plentiful it will be-, 4s a.
O. knowledge may slumber in The mem.
ory, butit never dies; tits like the dormouse
in the ivied tower, that sleeps while winter
lasts, but awakes with the warm breath Of
spring. s2s.5s zsss5. p
70 It's useless to look forward 10 q fu.
.ture state Of prosperity,if ihe present be not
occupied in laying the, Foundation Of L.
Many cling to distant hope, and reject a
progressive certainty s#sss ~
Education is a better safeguard Of liber.
~ than n ns,anding army. FIVE re,rench
the wages Of the school master, We
must increpse those Of .hs recruiting ser>
geant.
The difference between happiness
and wisdom is, that he who thinks himself
most happy is SO. But ins,he case of wis>
dom it is generally jass the reyese.
@sItis better to be bernwitb disposition
to see things on the favorable side. than to
an es.ate os ten thousand q ear.
u There are butsfev whosknow how
to bo idle and innocent. By doing moth.
ing. we learn TO do ILL. sss fk
% Emulation desires 10 excel by noble
efforts; ambition desires to be installed in
..he seat+ honor. DO matter how.
o. One now idea, gpthsred daily. would
make a tnnn's mind aas library Of useful
knowledge" s .sss3sss. 4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
low % Fix, ! FaiihIess Husband

A New York letter writer relates ths
foliowiDg incidept. # 35 as
Not many weeks age,a citizen residing
lnp town. who was the : recipient of an ip
come Of some seventy five. dollars a, week
fio supply it with the allowance which bis
ample means afforded. His wife complain
ed that she " as no, cared for. and III At her
ehitdrea were most grossly neglected: l :-Sbe
aud expia nation, None as given.
The husband remained cold. i4corrieible,
and epincrd 4 determina tion TO witbhold
supplies His wife became ,.usgent, and
demanded fhe wbv and wherefore. she and
her offspring. were left 10 starve. Thehus.
band firding himself ia position that for
bade further Disguise, pluu,ply told her
that she had ont, live his iiking, and he had
resolved TO quit her and take another 70 his
embrace
And then you mean to abandon me, ?
said the wife, sand live with another wo.
man !''e
81 do" was the rely. IS ssas
.sAnd do you mean to quit my children
tool
@Cestainly, even sop' 5
Sand do you think that this will be
right7,'
sI do.n
"HayeI ever proved faithless9n =
'.No.n s4 &zSs ss.ssss.5s4
"Hase | not proved myself = frugal,
faithful and loving wife,"
"Yes.n
"Wby. then do you wish to leave me ?n
"Becau.e love another woman better y
ais she married or sing ~
so, married 10 be sure . .
"And .sha, do You intend to do with her
husband2''
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
Tar GLosr We LIVE ls.-ll ]. known

THE GLoBE We LIVE 18th is known
asa fact in Geology. tha. below the depth
of thirty feet the earth becomes regularly
warmer ns we descend. On On average
The increase is al The rate Of one degree Of
Fahrenheit for every fifth foot. AT The
bottom ofthe mines Of Cornwall, a depth
Of one thousand two hundred feet, the ther.
mome,ers stand d. eighty.eigh,, equal TO
high summer heat. Atsthis rate rocks and
metals would be melted twenty miles below
the surface, and down in the bowels Of The
earth. several hundred miles, the bsa'
would be twenty thousand lines hotter Than
!melled ron Who is there that can won.
der at earthquakes when all things rest or
a molten mass of FIRE. y5,szezsse ,.4,.s..s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
RAVENNA, OHIO WEDNESDAY JULY 2a 1872

+ OsE DAYS .MiscHlErs IN Nsw Yoak.
The New York papers are filled with the
losses oflife and injuries occasioned in, cele.
brating the National Anaiysrsary. The
following is 2 summary Of the lamentable
hist: ss5asz@As 49, ~ i.ss tlsss.
Seventeen persons drowned by the fall.
ing Of a slip; ;ahree iGerlnans severely injaF-
ed by the explosion Of gunpowder, W hich
they were carelsssly using. aud q house Sc.
on. ere; child shot and killed by ball
from a pistol, which q ascareless boy had, put
into bis death-dealing device to make ii
crack loodsr; young maa's right arm
torn offby pistol accidentally discharged
near him; another child shot through the
head with siugs; man face torn off by
the bursting Of pistol in his own hands,
and Of course has only his own folly to
blame for mis- Disagreement; black man
shot in the abdomen aud dangerously
wounded by q gunain the thands of q care-
less person; b physician severely wounded
from the same cause; several hands shat
tered; several.faces torn; and fifteen sfres
from 6re-crackers. sss4asssssslg2 .ss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28

/ CAsprp 5TRuTHs. The -following pas
sag . oeeurs in the Rev. Mr. Stocktan's
PRAYER before the Wing National HCenyen,
ton n
eve have sinned and come short Of thy
glory. We have been ineous'derate, dis
obedient wilful and selfish; ;prefsrring our
own way TO thy own way; originating
among ourselves and receiving and cherish-
ine from broad many evil principles, evil
pfa ctices and evil tendencies.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28

! ApAM, FALL.-Tbe N. Y. Tribune says
that Gen Pierce, If asked what was the
occasion Of Adams fall, would instructive
Iy answer Federalism
Why NOT? Dr.. johnson says the Devil
was the first Wing aud, as it is well
known, be made all the mischief in the
garden Of Eden Statesmdn.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
CHANGE OF NAMk.-The Londol

CHANGE OF NAMK.-The London
Punch says
st may be proper to state that the dis.
tinruished intiisidnly known among the
aneients as Cupid, has recently charged bis
name to Cupidity; and will hereafter devote
his attention to matters Of money as well
A. matrimony.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
Scene at 4 Tavern .

v hat would you ike. sir r
I. a boiled chicken. = -.
I'VE have never q chicken, sir; but
would you ike sone eggs and bacon!'
= No; eanI hasea lamb chop?
10, sir;; but our egg andsbacon il svery
nice. SIS s.3ss .=.9ss.s 4ssss.s
4ssOr acvtlet--or 70 steak ~. ~ So
sirs but Ne are rema arkable here for
Gnr and bacon 3s =
Have you any thing cold in your lardsr4s
Not exactly sir but Pms sure you will
admire our eggs and bacon IS
Then what have you got ~ u 1.
4ssiN by. sir, we have got nothing but
eggs and bacon Isl; VS. 80 EsAs
ssOhl- ihenshave the goodness to give
me some eggs and bacon, ,''sss sas
II was sure you'd choose eggs and ba-
CON, sir-we are so famous for it" ia -
Having finished my dianer,I thought it
proper, for the good Of the house. toiuquire
what wine Iscouid shase-of course. mot
exp.c citing thgt my choice would be- much
perplexed BY the variety offered. ss
- hat would you.like. Sir. : azs
Some Port z Il sass J3ssss-- issss-
- w have no Port, Sir =
. ssa little sherry, then. ''ass ss2sss
tstVe don't keep Sherry, Sir in short,
we have 90 litils call for wine, that we,
don't keep snyof no kind s
Thnn bray sir give me some Lenionad de-
Sir. Do ynu do you prefer ii
soifh lemon or wlthout?" ssssa s$s
Il IL.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28

Two AND Two. - Piroa, tie French at,-
thor, was questioned By naughty police
magistrate scoprsrnaag his proisssion. Il
am poet. sir," said Piron: 20, a poet,''
said Sthe magistrate; Il have q brother
who is poet Then we are even. Z said
Piron, s.for Ihave brother who is a4fool !"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28
RID WARES.

NNTN FRkZ q ER il sreceisiDg biz summer
m ssnck sof rs fowases sconsistins Df House frim.
pisss haedsedee Tapis sstlss and pocket cuiieryi
dtddEsyy, &c. 81 P0EticplaEs soon. IS .ssg sz
Nayenn4s Jane 16.. 1859, -.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28

u One new idea. gathered daily. would
make mans mind s,a library Of useful
knowledge" j g. ...s#zs... #:zss., Il.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-19
tfuF copy u ftrofu -
y HENRy H6Lf..Rtsisi<r.
STATE OF VERMONT. ysshrsAsnbere

STATE or VERMONT, ! ns u "a saem bered
Distrist " Rstlssd, %. : thst ~ . spseisi
ssssen stIhs probate eoari eftas ssia dlstsiet
u,es or he 2ssh dsy Of Jsss, a. b. ias3.
Pfsssat, Hes. nasvey 9sttss 1sSes.
Where's Seely Milard sdministsstos Of
Ezra n. MiIlsrd lsts II DANNY IN ssid Ois.sieg
dcesssrd isteslsfe has tbs dsy psese u
the sad PROBATE Cosss peGssSn IL wSifiAf
sksseia s~tiimg ioflh eerss,a fseis stteGve %
the s,luaiioo ~ said estsR 9ArWby Il ~
pssss s~c~ssary 10 ~ part Of ~ zeal esfsis
Of said decsa ed 10 ef1sf II festits ststss
eneugh IL pay Tn dshss sfaid tse~ssv1 ss1
the eIpsas~s " s4rTsieisss ~, ihst . rest 81
szhd resi- estsia esaeoa - ~ sah"ss ssjssy
's-. ss.s ,.s.sss I'd c.s e MI IL
q bee ~ - sen III ssiS rial esSs,&-sa;l
sesi ~slsse sessists " sbssS Ion essea Al
land sfsss<6 IL WIN 10 ~ co~ssJ n
Kssis.a sssjs<t e ssst ysyskx sasssify
10 sa.d sOvs ~ We5b -
ifl.Seicft. lbs os6sseI " sid sasss ttsa
he heasis sd 1esisisa - ~ pe1ss1sa ~
asd the sasss ere ktsxby sefasfsd - spsasr6
sesss>s elstsd senetts " hsH u the vGee ~
iks eexistes Of ssjd ecsft y ses1 osaiesd ~
~ - hsala, keise ~ - ~ ~ Assssl
% fsGe ssAsi sssses teesesS ~ gtsss ~
rsbfshtsg : eeHsssd essy u NJ lsess1 a
ihis d~r three we~hs saeeeasiselS ~ visss
lhsssss ~ ~ Asslss1 eeeeel4 ! Sswsasees
pslss1l II - ksaiss1 on1 elvss Issi1( 81
b. Re;ehksstsst efahsas tsa1sps6etm sttes
shss III pefsess isssseets1 eheSstp ~ 49,
ass nssses thsSssf 49, ~ $500 ~ rs -, |
ssss ~ sssN - 0ise 49, 49, py.I
go - ssi1 (btae es1 sspeees ~ s1hss.
~ ssjsss - ~ erssdsG = ~ kssaas y
tAsy - esssD. ~ assis. .i-l,ss y.
Ne '"'' ''' sssrv a.r.. s.e,..,,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-19

Meubers iassrsd By Janes 4. rsrssns ar.
rsSses.sS - rake Fsynsas to him. Other
Ws mhsrs ~ follows .t.a .s e..
!" d ss:ss:n :: !: = : |. = GKs;s s:.
CIsrsndssie , 4 tessssas.
AZ Uss6yas q LoskS,d %T'a+' '"h
EaisAsssa T. G. n Willard.
Pswisi 10 rsyettr Potter,
var roultaey e a Hs.e,
vadbssy % 2 " Hyts.
The asssss ments are kaystls % sbovs with.
" % days, 4 che sariseefos Of which period
the AgsSts VII re.afa their respective Bills u
tie e0es. ayoFass 81 he Directors ,s3,9
$500 w.. 4 ~ y az T'' ::.;
SrA'rE OFvEN0NT Z u L Fs.Isred that
the Psstats CeuN II :hs said District Of hut
laad held u kst,ssd IN end for sid District on
he II aGssdss bsiss the ~ day Of Asgsss a
80 P,..sss hos. Harvey Sutton, Jsde..
Whereas Russel Fish sEd 6ra6,ey Fish
sxscutsss Of ihs last will AID tesiswsest Of
Preserved ftsh, ne - In IN sid District
ss;d trob1t Cossl pFspoeias 10 render .
second sad 9asl Iceonpt Of their sdm,nisirs-
ton Of III estats Of TIL suiA deceAsed and
slso requpekNe easA Csaft u teews ts The
persoss eWtitjfA ikessss the revsdae Of ssid
estate alter psyiuy the dtbts Of said 6ecensA
sud the expsnspe Il AAoie isisstien. 80
|. Thsrsfoses his ordered b. ssid Court fhst
tbeessaiapang n iAsnseeSnl 1T allSWss,ce
sud the esssitefstias ~ ~ DECREE - sst
ibey sw hessAy Iesssrrd 70 In Sssstd sessios
Of said Ces4 te - held q ~ cases q Tie
re sistes of ts,a csGst Il ka<tsh1ss tAe let
Mss1.y 6i.e shsAtSs3 ~ erpssmssr =,
iSS0 81 - ak-n>>Ek~ h
'psSisA.9 ! ssssi6ss ssyy ~ he ieeseS 81
Ibis ertef thsee ~sete eseeewtssiy pssvisss
thstssn ~ Dr. RutiSa1* 0efAN Z sswparsr
printed q ~ NSeltoa u oftev that IL per.
ssws insepeseed thesetn king llerehy nssikeA
thesesrssy shes ss1aAefp sppeaS bsfore said
eesrt end pkjess tssha Alls1apcr Of ssid &c.
essss 80 - hesft % 10 ssid tsssse IL they
SEQ aouee.tf 1NsH ICY
| = S'' ;''' { MIMI nv xaa.. r...s.,
sr H,.' q. !. Rk .: :..s:. :.
lssid Dissriss sfa ssiasS sl1st 1ssiasdis ssA
|fss the ssiA aissstss, 20 shs - Monday bsssg
= s.... ~ a = dssvsp STrox ,.4e..
WkessasssSpkselise ~ tess $50 -
ntA esusees Cssn - Asse NJ ksssesses6 10
=. ,.lss q s:e hysssst ts;lt,s g ~: y
- wteoW eaS eoteeteU ~ NpNSnt9 u0itef.
~ No. - 9stIsa I " ~ 6ss6iet 6eeeased
|seespssty - vhssh ~ ~ teessse6 J<t,
lac vit--sis Hssee al. LA s4sAssA " ~
East vijlsss q sid B siissd.
TAsEs(4es. liss Ss<esst ~ ssi6 Cssss thsa
he kessiag sad drcsssss theseof bs aal sfe
Inaa sssksssGgses sses1aSvs essga essSss -
cad essSt ~ - hsld d tss rl6s.< 81 ths Rss-
isass fssa sosss = usthS4 htsgIt Assses
ssshs IL MsA1.y bsiee ~ ~ ~ ~ oeY.
|SAesS 4 . 1tN ~ tksl assiee uRrrefk
sisssSy es4eis1suR : Sesss1st sspy sffss
Sssss1 sftA&s 49, d. vyeas ssseesiis.ly
prssisse sketses b ~ es1lsas ttssan q
1872 sassE9 8 - - e 49, -.
80 skpso sppss 6elbss - esst go -
$500 = - $1,000 aesnky ~ s6sss.
nESSS 0AL.I.. Rsx;-sss.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-19
STATE OF v ERMONr.
ROWLAND %.
William y. Sporty,
I ~.
W'llia0 Green,
Osa ri @. 0feeR,
~ ;11sas~ HxsAn
County Court,
Aprilfefm, 1859.

William ~. Sporty,
us a. r~.,,,~ co,,s =,
Villas Green, SssITsm Issl
Oha nj @. GfeeR, opt
Villas a. Or~~a,
Assisa 81 Book Account wherein J. d C..
Csltiss, esssk ~. Psweilt sn6 the WESTERN
W. nsstssst e.. sse sunmonee 70 snswef
. Trsyttys NJ he, Deiendsnts. DEM nding
me- hsa6Nr1 dollars da@aees, dsted isth
Hecs ~, IN cad UsnHl G. sHd Wislism
n. Green, 6rlen6ants, an si,srnt fsofn ts'Fs
Stats and n.y. mt NJ e~ssosaI not.ee Of
the yssSeAet Of ,f'is sun. Il Is ordered tfIs,
they be aAilbsd TO sry~ss n the oe II term Of
e,As court to be tsrId At Rntiaod IN said
eouhy, on the second Thursday Of SeFem.
hes, 4. ID sH55. tisep' sad tir'Se "a sHewsf
stsfeso, y pt6f. hing the sabsisnee Of TN
Hf6at,ls declaration, Together w,ih tins m.
der, tArrs vsrks sut cess;veiysa tho &ssiand
Herald prisfed at Roiland, the lsss puhi'sa..
ton 10 be 1t least twenty days before cad
term vhish shaft b. 6esmed ssastens no.
sies. Asl day thesseS " gissa, Is.
y. ~. hopkins, Cisyk
-. 70. C~~y, Any fer flG. xswS
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-19
Fish |! Fish q!

A Prime article OF Goldfish, Sslmon and
Mackerel aiso Pork and Lard, for sale
cheap at LtSCOMB e. OSGOOD'S.
Cen$ev Aatiand, July Is, se52.