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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15
Signs for 1852.

The people of this country have never
reelected Wing President.
They hove never elected two whig I'D.
minisiJations in succession. --
They have now put into power demo<
cratic governors in twen,y.six States out
Of 81, leaving whig governors 10 Eve Staies
They bavs elected democratic legislatures
in 2s Siaies, leaving whig legislatures in
eight S,atea
They base q large maiority in both
houses Of Congress prepared to maintain.
substantially ns j, now is the existing demo-
cratic legislative policy Of the country.
Ii Is stated that under the appointment o E
electesial votes among the States by the
census, the democratic candidate receiving
the votes Of the States carried By the dem,
ocsacy in 1sls would be elected. Since
TINT lime the democrats have fully cnrried
New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Rhode Island and Delaware; in the guber.
nalorial election. Maryland, North CAROL.
| ma, kentucky, Mussa chuseIts and Connect.
icut; and in The congressional election,
tennessee oil OF which States voled fer
General Taylor. Menniime the whiRs
have Carried, even On. the gubernaiorinl
election, Ro single Stale, 10 The Union
which gave a democratic mnicrity in Ie4e,
except Wisconsin, which is now regarded
as surely democratic in So, An etisei to
this loss IS also given by The admission Of
California which Is also democratic.
hat the democratic party, therefore,
will triumph in the coming presidential
| canvass, appears 10 be JUST as certain NJ
that it will continue TO exis, es national
orga nizaiion if those who prefer the DEM
ocra,ic policy and mean 10 vote the demo.
cratic ticket, shall see ft to meet, By their,
delegates, Mt Bul,nore simply as Demo.
Gratis. without regard TO my other party
distinctions, or party organizations, or par.
ty names whatever, the success Of the dem.
ocracy would seem 10 be sure. The only
hope of the wings is in the actions of those
democrats who may be led to taks part in
an attempt 10 supercede The democratic or.
ganizalion by some other Of national
character, or else to inierpolate into the
democratic creed some new issue. To di-
vide and conquer is the policy Of the wings
to unite and be proof ngainst assault, is
the duty Of the democrats. Thus, in. Lou-
isiana General Downs hns been beaten,
because The democrats were divided-and
thus ii will be in every other quarter Of the
Union where similar divisions are permitted
TO tel at the ballo>box. So true il this, il
| is almost definition Of whiggery tossay
| that it is whatever divides democracy.-
Washington Union.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15
Democratic State Ticket,
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
WILLIAM B. CALDWELL.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES B. STEEDMAN,

C. Hon. S. p. Chase has our thanks
for copy of Agricultural Report Of the
Commissioner Of Patents for 1s5O-'5l.
Also, Hons S. A. Douglass, VIM. H.
Seward: and E. Newton, for numerous
documents and speeches.
Our Sena tor and Representative in the
Legislature continue to lay US under obli-
cations to them by their frequent favors
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15

the passengers by the Empire City, which
arrived at New York on Saturday, have
returned from Panama, being unable to find
a passage from that port to California.
They report five thousand passengers wait
ing on the Istbmus, and more on their way.
No doubt a great number of them will
have to return to New York, owing TO the
scarcity and high price Of provisions
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15
For the Portage Sentire


Mr. EDlroR-An opportunity is now offered
to the charitable for the exercise of those pearl
like qualities which so much abound in the
Christian bosom. little beyond Capt T. Cot-
fms, in what was formerly cooper shop may
be found widow and daughter courageousy a.
waiting the kind hand of death to release them
from their sufferings. The mother, broken IN
spirit and constitution in striving to gain sup
port in Christian community, has already 1ai-
len prey to disease and want. Her daughter,
who may number some fourteen years, is with
her sick mother, joint occupants of bed, if such
it can be called driven there from want of cloth
ing to cover her nakedness. Without food
without fuel, without furniture, and without
dishes from which to eat! Now. from the zeal
displayed among the followers of the meek and
lowly Jesus some sympathy for the distressed
might be expected here But what avai!s SYM
pathy where active generosity is wanting? There
is more true charity in one kind tear that falls in
private for the sorrows and sufferings of others,
than in thousands of dollars proudly ushered in
to the notice of the world in all the pomp and
parade of public contribution. Let us call those
the truly benevolent who cheer the lonely hut
of poverty, and drive pale sorrow from the man.
sions of the oppressed 'Tis found you have
something for suffering humanity abroad:-have
you nothing for the distressed and the furnishing
at homer Emulate the nfidel in your midst if
YOU cannot excel Go visit the stricken and the
furnishing, and let not the. quality of your mercy
he overstrnincd Let it drop as the gentle rain
from Heaven; blessing the giver and the receiver.
Exhibit to the One who sees You in secret as
laudable zeal for his glory and the distress of
your follow creatures. as you do to make your
popular gifts conspicuous before the eyes OF
fattering world. A STRANGER.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15

The U. S. Supreme Court having refused
a new trial to Reid and Clements, the CON-
demned pirates at Richmond, Va. They were
on Friday sentenced to be bnng on the 9th
Of April next,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15

WESTERN RESERVE REGIsraR FOR lS52.-We
have received from the publishers, Messrs. Saw
yer, Ingersoll Y Co., Hudson O., very neat
little volume with the above title. 1t contains
much valuable statistical information, and is a
desirable pocket companion.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15

l.. A. HINES LEcTURE-We hope our
people will bear in mind that Mr.. Hine will
lecture on Education and Land Reform on
Thursday evening. He is a vigorous writ
er and popular lecturer, and we hope to
see full house on the occasion. Lecture
to be in the Universaist Church.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15

New HAMPsHlRE ELEpTloN.-Lats des-
patches from Concord speak confidently Of
the success of the Democrats in the election
Of Governor and Represents stives.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15

~ The demonstration in favor Of MIR.
Webster for the Presidency, which took
place in New York on the 5th inst, ac-
cording to the Tribune, was a complete
failure.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15

LoUIsIANA.-Th Democratic State Con-
vention Of Louisiana met at New Orleans,
on the 9Th inst and elected delegates to the
Democratic National Convention instructed
70, Gen. Cass for the Presidency.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15

CoNNEcTIcUT.-TheD Democratic State
Convention of Connecticut made following
nominations for State officers:
Goueruor-Thomas H. Seymour.
Lieut.. Gorernor-CharIes H. Pond.
Tfeasurer-E Edwin Stearns.
Sec, ,etnry-Iohn P. G. Mather.
COMPTROLLER Pinney.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15

~ Free Barking and Homestead Ex-
emption bills have been introduced into the
Louisiana Legislature, and il is thought
will be adopted.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15
New York, March II,

A young man named Horace Pike was
arrested Yesterday. for forging check fer
SIS, 900, on Wetmore & Cryder. lhe
forgery was detected on presentation Of sh 8
check n, the Bank Of America.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15

FThe Springfield Post states that
Mrs. Jenny Lind Goldschmidt has pur-
cha sed a farm in Northampton.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15
Respectfully,
W NJ. d. MORGAN, Auditor.

o. The Commissioners Of Trumbull
county have determined upon building
new Court House.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15

GFA meeting has been held in Pbla.
de'phia to protest against receiving the
block Of marble presented by the Pope TO
be inserted in the Washington Monument
Go It, ye Natives!
WEbward Wade, Esq, respectfully
declines his nomination by the late Free
Sell Convention, as candidate for the su-
preme JudgeshiP.
The Cincinnati Nonparsiz, says that
after the delivery OF Kossuth's speech at
the Hamilton and Cincinnati Railroad De-
pot, a committee of fifteen was appointed
to procure $4,000 signers to memorial to
Congress in behalf OF International law and
order Mr.. Caldwell offered resolutions
fayo, a BILE to the United States Government
granting Kossuth safe conduct to Europe
under the American Hag, whenever he
chooses to leave this eapntry. Adopted.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15

HousE-Last evening the Auditor Of
Attorney General upon the law authorizing
Free Banking. which was ordered to be
printed. We understand that he takes
ground ugainst the validity of the law in
question. The opinion will soon be pub
iIshed.
The House has taken steps toward merg>
ing the Senate and House Tax Bills inlo
one bill.
The bill to establish the Board Of Sink
ing Fund Commissioners passed this morn.
ing, with the title amended. House also
passed the bill allowing Judges to arrange
docket business n vacation as we'll rs
during term.
time, this morning, on the Temperance
Bill. MIR. Ward, oil Crawford moved an
amendment allowing the use of spiriuous
liquors to those engaged in ssashing sheep.
DR.. Bushnell moved 10 limit the allowance
10 one drink of not more Than one half pint.
The committee seemed 10 regard these
amendments as an attempt TO draw z1ooL
over their eyes, and voted them down.
The above and others which were offered,
excited some discussion, and no lille meri
ment. Major Davidson was on hand, as
usual, to alanb" the ultra Temperance
men on the sheep question.
The remons'rance against the Maine
law this morning considerably exceed the
number of petitions Tor it.-Statesman,
Mach 10.
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SAVE tNR MONEY.
C0A4I0O p. TI1B0A1o L -,
Ilars sstfSss. Worsss ASH ev.J
IMPORTERS D jlpeen$.
ia BROADWAY.

toss tS,oa ant IN ~ uspa,v svsrSs
AyAV TOn3So
uANE nov. N hsnI, end viii - rees,v,ss
/ L daily through the seaan, NEW GOODS.
,tirect fs'tn the Earop~sa Manufset usfts, ArA
CA,n Artrsoss. rich, fashionable, txrsy Auk
Millinery Goods, Or tsek cf fi,h Ribbons.
comprises every vatl,ty Q. the latest sad most
bcastifu, de,iyps Imported
Many u our goods ere manufactured o..
pves'y tors- order, from our own d.siENs as<
patterns, and stand uHri, siird. We sess ear
gocd' for n,tCsk, al io~ss prices thea ssS
credit Mouse 10 A sssiea cnn a6otd.
All 1rehWer' s,il aud Il greatly 10 thsls
inter, 81 N se-cr,ea PARTON vt their money abd'
male ssfsssions tr"m ar g'est variety VI r,t6
heap gosdp.
Ribbons rnh f.r Boni etc, csp.. suts. enc
Belts.
bonnet SIN, SATIN, Cnr,,. Lino shH
Tarletonp.
Easbroidtr'.', Col'sr, Ch,mi,s'ts. C.ro
BeSthas.
Habits, Sleeves un., Edsins, snd Iassr,iss,.
Emhroidsrsd Re'irre, Lace srd h,ms,itsh
Cambria Hdkf.
Bl'hds. ilIu'ion', aud rmbroidi mi t.rets Gr
Csps.
Embroide'ed Lace fer shswis, Msn,illss,
aud Wells.
Honi,tu. Neehlen. va!enciens,, ard ws,s. 10
Lsces
Eoeii'b and Move Th,rsd, smy-ns' Elsis.
Thread. aud Cotton t.ares.
Md. Li.le Thread, si'k, and Sewing tlt:
O., YES and Mit6.
French ard Ametran ArtiAeisl Flo~ess
Fr"nch Lace. E"xltsh. Americas. asd Italics.
straw B"nonts aud Tfi,n,niug'.
January. 1857. I7uJ
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GIN aissiox.rs' Notice

WE the subscribers being aPpo,ntrd by
the Hon. Probate Cosrt for the district Of
Fairhavcn, commissioners To receive, exam
inc and ad lust n II claims and demands against
the estate OF Sally Shaw, late Of Castlcion,
in s,id district deceased, represented in
solve nj aud six nr>Nhs isUrn the 10Th day
of April 1859, being allowed by said court
for that purpose, we do therefore give notice
that we will attic nd tothe business of orr said
appointment at the dwelling house OF T., Mar.
tin on the 81 day of septr mber next from
o'clock until o'clock P N IN said day.
DsIed at Casilrton, April 26thr 1859. q
n ID SANFORD, )c
HARVEY MAWKlNS l Nohuss'ohefs'
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Vo1D1s 6n004 : 1Fom enWxNH,
pSoaCe . nine.
(ssecssamss - e~sss = ksslsvs,)
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- s~rssssss.~s ssd ssAess -. AZ az
E,r~s 70 $3.50 : ~ ssessesse ~ gu
:" 90, sses = s.sss~ss ~ sos. o. W.
49," .>ss 80 ~ soNs SsSss, ~ casA
I~ssWwrN oseN
N~"me $500 vA - e.sss, s,Se MhSr
.rss Sssee. wssef Ssessr, St~ws U@sr, Hess
"{s 1esss ~ 80 G.essee sss.ss
"ssr~ ~ ~ ~
~
"ose 49, - eeeesses y~eeh
S".~a' ~ ~n o. ss9e
NJ, r's'n ssa Aestecs Visss Wtfs -
wy ,s'~V.
srs ,tc.s'sssG. % seeetss $780, sesee,
LoeA'ng onsss, nfa,s.sa Wsss, Cssse~
49, ess"1 ~ IA9e~ Osssesses
w sas ~ ~ n.y. ss~w.es = ~.
~ sNy Ws" tAs'e'~s m Ssss rvs
s"s ess'ere 49,
&C. eesssses Ssfn CMA, Sh,"s sss
"sey 6ss"s' sSoes~es wa e-n'
~ sss.""""' 700 sesssss.s ~ as ssvef'
nsNus
-: ~, Msy W, N ~, k'ves.ss'
Site " VERMONT. b. rv0~Wtes.
pssssset IT Hsslsas.ss 81 that ~ sp~.
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Al b 1 ss.rs. c'mmis'
CON u IaSIONE NOTICE.

VIZ. the subseriseSs. beiug appointed by the
W Hon Probate Court II Fairl avea coAinis
sioners to receive, eSamsWs aad ajjust oil claims
sad densads d al Psrsoas sgsinst Hiram Shaw
late Of Hampton Ii tks stats Of New York de-
ceased, represented insolvehs and six months
from the 18th day of My being showeS BY said
court for TINT psFpsse, we do therefore hereby
give notice that We will attend to the business
~ our said sp;'oin, sht At the "hfee Of Z NJ VIII
lard Ia Fairhsven. on the 2sIh day Of June
aud l2th day Of July next from until o'clock
=. NJ, an each of laid days
Drtel at Faishaven this 10Th day Of Msy 1882.
On. w'LIAxA, lcomm;,,,op.r,
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Trains going South -kave Rstland.

Mail Train ~ 49,, wpnn arrival Of the
morning Cars frnD Burlington and Bellows
Falls. .5rrives al Troy i,45 r.~e
Expyess Train = ?. ~, with the morning
Passengers from OatA.n~',urgh Montreal and
Boston. Arrives at Troy al ; p. y. in time
for the Erpress Traias to New York and
Buffalo, and evening boats for New York.
accommodation Train $50 ?. NJ, after ar
rival OF Boston and Burlington Trains, lodge
u, Sslem, and arrive at Troy Y,i5 next morn.
ing, connecting with the 1850 4. N. Express
Tram to B,r4Fllo and 1895 Hudson River
Train to New York.
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- LEFT ~ psess;sss 81 The Sub
WA sessAss - 'the lfth alt. tse
k~Ay eolas, e~s sse enS ea< tss.s
"T yesn eh-ihs ,Ass~ yesss old
mw zee sfs dask essy essor YAH
49, Uksss epst $50 Ne 6sss ksee cssckss.
n 100 ysa ~ tsrk ssy s':s s'scA ~ssS
anl tnn- -bseh R-sss colts. shas~ ~.
~. ~stee eftye sts~resssss sf tssse eSlts
". "a Ii rAkAiH
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OFFICE lss LsuDary sraeer.
NEW.YONH

TIE 'stessediatt part ~ tie title ketnr full
asa in detail, fron zee Psychological ssS ned.
cal char .essr, designed fvs the married IL.
@aae) VIII net admit vf be,ax prssenied 10 4
nssssarsr. TAis bcyk NEE Sses adv,v,,sea
- the s,o-snt Of sevss al ihvusasd d.linsp, snd
hiss net with the NEST esteasive ssls Of any
book ever Pahlished, ssd can b ,esehestSav
hy the snest respectable and largest bovAsel.
ie,s "a the Caiica ststes, Who have hsl Il.
sale.
Ia eosssqseree II is great sale by u, ere.
ei0c title o. " The Married Uswsas's I'rissts
Medseaf csmpsnssn, several s6.tts have Lers
made 10 Approximate to its title by sddtne q
word ~ sse~tttvtinR one word fos so.sLrs
9Th the evident dssisn r. psss ~ other bosks
for u. But within 4 short time
a spurious EDITION
tia1rant and bsfrtaeed, has trrn sutrept,-
ti"a'Iy issuei, With the same farm and size.
ssmc <
rVPO0RApHiCaL ARRaxoMryr.
But j. DR.. Cvlverweii" substituted fos " DR.. A.
NJ. Maaricau," and "Bofton' for New Y y
and the words,
EsrE.sn according to Ae, Of Congress. In the
IN the cieri. Oaice of tho Di.,rict Covr, If
the Southeru Distr,ct ~f New York,
OMlIl ED-AND MARK
The content', the subject mstt.r, and reading
. ENTI0ELY DIFFERENT,
uasing no reference I" the title, which Is as
ssined emily TO deceive and defraui. as we'll tho
bookseller the public, ami the PROF rietor of the
coyyright.
u is printed on poor, brox ni.h, dirty paper
with paper cover. Il can be known sisu from
the miserable and iIlegibe wood .cuts scattered
throughout its pages. The copyright edition
contains none.
Bob seilers may have been deceived ~ the
exact Hrrs nSemsnt If the title page. and NJ no
honorable mas will lead him.rif % be su in.
sirument
TOsWlNDI.E THE PUBLIC
ny knowingly Offering . spurious book, upon
We reputation Established by the ole the pur-
Chaser supp"rss he obtains, and for which he
tnqaircs. this advertisement Is a sufficient ex.
posu "f the frsul I" enable booksellers to be
on their guara.
u there are any in the trade 70 lost 10 shame
and Common honesty az to DC willing parties
In Defrauding their Customers
No less than the legal owner Of the property IA
c"ryright, steps will be taken to expose them
10 the public.
4 copy uih be sent to each bookseller or firm
with t.s terms upon which they vii. he fur.
ni'hed) upon receipt Of his or their card Of al
dress.
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B0NMETS, BONyEM :!
At J. =. uDoU1Hk

DOoTs Cohtn ~ me FFTHflrn A0tes'
MAIN ST.. RUTLAND, VT.
WHERE may b. found large and eho,e
w se'cciiun ~
StraH, Sill and Fancy Bonmas.
Of The lnic't style also all kinds u
MILLINERY GOODS,
E,ubroideric,, Gi",es. Wur'tcd., sc. which
will We sold low fov cash. The Borueis ~.
manufa oturrd by the subscriber, Which snsbtss
manufacturers irh') e.s than thuse ,hst buy
to sell again,
The subscriber hss in connection With his
Millinery, Dr..s Making ha,rH an ssps.
euceA Dress Maker he trvsts that No may
give Satisfaction /" those that ta,or him ~ivh
their patronage.
Bohnets blcsehed AID pressed ior"3 cts eseh
repairing done on rcas"uaie terms. 0sntie-
meu's thin Hat. dressed N good style
Ru'innd, April 18Th lR5-. 1877
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

"E the subscribers being appointed BY
w the Hon Probate Court Tor the dis.
irict Of Rutland, commissioners 10 receive,
examine and adjust al cis'ws and 6rnands
OF sN bervons against the estate Of Thomas
Nichols, lste OF Daaky in said district de-
from the 18th dsy Of May being silowod b,
said court for thst Psspose, We ID therefore
hrrrhy give nol,ce that We will attend 10 the
buuness Of our said appointment at the
dwelling house Of the widow Hannah Mich I.
ole, i" DANNY on the I2th day Of July snd eth
day Of Novesnbcs next from . o clock 4. N.
until I o'clock 2 Al on cseh Of ssid days.
Dated at Danny 36sh Nay A D. ls5z.
liza Epsrsos. lC.m-;x.,,,.,,
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Cloth bOuua GJpkx-lFkt 50 Its,

On Inc Whito paper.
Foil title page, With contents, together with
n few Ingcs treating Of importeM subjects to
every married fcmH G. will be sent, free OF charge
To any one enc closing u letter stamp 10 . pre-
paid letter, and may DO had also at Hctchkiss
Il Co., IS Court street. Boston ;Redding L. Co
iH State street, do; Fetridgc Il Co., IS State
aud ~ Washington sirssss, do; VIM. V. Spen.
Ger, l28 Washington street, do. 2Jsn2
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CAUTION TO Thu PUEBLO.
Ks M, H.c.c.I.JV

Buy no book onIessDr. A. NJ. Mxusieeau, l2g
Liberty st., N. y, !. on the title page, sni the
entry In Clerks Omce On the back Ut the title
page corresponds ~ herein, and 10y only OF
respectable and honorable dealers, or send hy
mail, and address 10 Dr.. A. N. MasYieesu, ".
fee ~ Liberty street N. Y, and e eo1y vii
he sent. postage prepaid in New York.
Cloth bOuud elDxx-prEr a Cfs-
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paxs.ngtn going North md EiSi.

a., 49,: .r- N s.
ny man RAM eaVe foy oS'N -. Sc"e'
nec,ady az reach burlington '1''o NJ
bost"h IL" r; ~.
ny express IRAN, !eave New fotk
eesch,ns 6stoh ',io y, burlington ''Sn
~, Montreal ~ ana oXde"sourgn ~
y.
by .fcco"not'on Tram, leave New YORK
= n, Schenectady ~" and Troy ~,
'eaeh,ns n"""s'o" ana i'e'''w' 'a'" ~ =
.,u
Pas@usm eelss MONA ana W1'
by Mail Train, leave Burlington 80 Y
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BED BUGS, &c.

Emsnsel Lyon, Magnetic Poxasn Or
the d.siracia's of Bed Bugs. Aats, fi,ss and
iusects IN plants
AisS his P'l', for tbs des,rsrtion Il Rat.
.nA M,-r rf,,, - 80 csrt, t"r ,s,f ~
M q e. BtfTA sp>
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BARRETT q SON.

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G,e'd e,lAs; ysssxsts, ls
6TTh~ pvble vM Awd 4 E,s ihsss sAsss-
e,gr !" ess@ins I'm stUeA tss.sv psrhsss~g
srwk~se,
fkSO
III / end Cvfd Brosdcioshs - pls.s ss1 rsa.
~ Derek,as a~d Css.im~ws, tiIl, 0ss,a.
vsAne,s, Wess,~d end Msss< ,ii~s vssiiass !.
Hik, Blvr. Os~er end Oiss CssAmssss ssA
Lana Cl,,hs; Te~~ds; Jeams ptaia sRt
Fancy t.irr0s Gs v-sts end PANT 0an.
tsoons Fancy Cotton G"vds Gs csats Ass
PAefA, Ar. At
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Brushes.

DAlNT. yarn'sh, Fancy, iiS'r, Shaving,
Il iis., Cloth, sioe, Du., and Horse
FINISHES, Grainning roofs ~ manufacturer 4
m ices. Sold whoiesal" and r~tsd by
BARRETT a son.
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RAILROADS.
From New York 10 0sdensbarsh
in IS Hours,
to Montreal 10 IA DO
From New York to Burlington
in 9 Hours,
Troy to Boston in 5 do
OUpala1I A11Aygo1ng8yeT.
rsmmeneias Nay II, 1859.
Trains goiag North-Ieave Troy.

NAB Tram, $50 4 NJ, after arrival Of NOR
nisg boats from New York and Express
Tram from Buffalo. Arrives Al Rutland 10
A =, connecting " it'll Trains for Burlington
and Buston dwect.
Express Tram 10 q, =. n from o'clock
Ezpsess Train from New York. .9rrives Ut
Rutland !. ~ r. n in season for Rutland &
BosiinktoR Cypress Trans, Teaching Boston,
Lowell, sIoutresIa I'd Og nsburgl, day /.
accommodation Tfain - ~, alter arrival
Of Hudson River day Trains, and Espresr
Trains from the West. .frrives 81 Rutland
, 30 , ~, and rcarh,ng burlington and Bel.
Aelfovs f. fla an me n ve ni0v
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nENiO 4 kUbt.kTS irspro, ed Sals man =
- der Safes. a tsperor article. Price, IRON
$50 ~ $500. Orders promptly answcred by
BfENErr l. son. Agents.
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rue NEW UNION srOR z.
May 26, 1852.
O BURT L SON

HAVE just received from New York the
ne~ and rely i"tesf styLs. and most splendid
patterns Of printed baisges, barage deisines,
muslin delaines, chally delA'nes, French
printed muslins, bishop lawns and laco.,etts
iotest styles, French, Englirh and hmrriess
ginghams, linen chambrays, oil silk, plain
igured aud embossed Turkey red furniture
white and co Id corset Jeans. paper cambrics
n great vpriety Of colors, sewing silks OF eve
~ shade, spool cotton Of ali colors, Coates
sPools, the brat IN the world, Barneu's ,ree
dies Rll SIZES, the bet nuke.