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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
CC-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having proeured building imme
East of the re in Rayenna, will continue tho Boot Shoe
and Leather business in connection VIM
under the Of GILLIs hopes he Hbcrnf
patronage he has enjoyed from his old
will be continual to the firm. j. GlLLIS
Ruvenna, Oct. 18, 1852. "a. g. - 81 3gltf -
TNHE Subscribers having formed partnership in he Boot
Shoe and Leather business opening entire new
stock Of Boots Shoes Leather Moroccoes nngs BndnRs
and assortment Shoemak hndings will al
all times have hand good Manu- fac.
tured Work, which they will sell ut prices or
=. - j. .,GHLIs.
Z, H.. - t555a lt7 AdF ". D. BURH4M.
Ravennsp Oct. 1s, 1852. }ess,s +. t,,l 5slH "a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

TINE subscriber has been appointed for Portage
y the sale ofInman's Patent Door and Gate Springs
to which awarded the first premium the Worlds Fair
London in 1851 For simplicity full performance of all IT
intended to do takes its position in the front rank Of
modern inventions, for sale manufactures prices, by
Rayenna, March 2, 1858. Z. 7. RICHARDSON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

Silver Ware, Watches and JeWelfy
NEW assortment every two weeks direct from
IA e hands of importers and purchased in
quantities prices supply the trade consequently the
styles always received time and sale
lowest Pedars supplied with any of the above named
low prices as Cleveland, Pittsburgh Cincinnati.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
CHAIRS, SASH AND BLINDS
Notice to Stockholders.

EaaRsa Ezzzz.9zsaa EzszsssD - - ISsl Sss-la
,E Stockholders the Cleveland Pittsburgh Railroad
Co.. hereby requested to meet at the office Of the Com
O'Clock A. M purpose of taking into
the legislation Pcnns with regard to the extension Of
said Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rarord the valley Of the
Ohio River said State; together with any other business
which may then be presented -E.
By the order of the Board Of Directors.
CYRUS PRENTISS, President.
Office Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R. Coz
Cleveland, April %, 1853.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received the first of
nne the construction of 800 rods of sidewalk four
feet wide to be made of White Oak plank inches wide
thick laid cosswsc, rngers of White Oak
inch scanng and spiked down with ice nails to be accept
ed by the street commissioners and be completed the Goth
September. STEPHEN r. FREEMAN, Recorder.
Recorders Office Rayenna Viage,(
May9 q. 1853, 3W4lO
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
Notice,

Notice.
indebted to the firm of RoWel Co., by notea
or Book Account, requested to call the under
signed and make immediate payen and all indebted
to the late firm of Rowe & Brother by Book account Will
settling the same by payment or note before
the first day of April next . , oo
t@ ROWELL, WITTER & co.
Rayenna February e1st. 1859, 399-n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
Verniln DESTROYED.

DATENT LEATHER, Enamelled CLOTH Wide and narrow
Lace, Brass Bands, Moss and Carriage and Harness
E.T. RICHARDSON,
Rayenna, Dec. 8. 1852. Hardware Store.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
Probate Notice.

NOTICE hereby given to all persons interested that the
< Executors and Administrators the following Estates
presented Court of Probate in and for county
Poage in the State of Ohio their several settlement
placed file the Office of the Judge ofsad
Court inspection and exception of all inter
ested, until the 9Th day of June, A. D. 1853
William L. Wilcox's Estate, Final Settlement.
Bazaiel Porter's -'s do do
OSCAR Jones' "a 6 do do .-...
Daniel B. Barnes &c do do t.4 ..-..
Daniel Jaggus' {" Partial do .-.-...
Huldale Foot's !" do do ... -a.4=
Peatiah Bards' s do do
Henry Bozar, Guardian to Orilla Bozar, Settlement.
Horace Camp, do to Edward Bradshaw, do
James Collins, do to G.. w. Hine, do =.
Watson AIiyn, do to Enward Allyn, and ais. do
LUTHER L. BROWN. Probate Judge
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

Ready for Operation.
TT1HE NEW STEAM GRIST MILL, in Kavenna, is now
ready for operation. Farmers and Others will please call
and examine the conveniently arranged Mill in this part
of the State. -.--.. .-s PARMELE & SONS.
Ravenna, August g, 1859. 374n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

CARRIAGES.
nj D. CLARK & CO., have the largest and best assormen
4N of Carriages before offered in Portage county,
ssng Chaotces Bkeys Prince Alberts Extension slide
standing top and variety for beauty and conven-
ence all of whehwil be sold low and favorable terms
The public respectfully invited to call and examine quail
tiles prices and judge for themselves and whether
there is any inducenent for tleid to trade with u.s..
Shop on Main street, east of the public square, -. .
RayeDua, March %. 1852. .-a Hs 357
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

PUMP CHAINS.
NNE and one-ourt and II inch of the best quality, wl
" pine tubing and cranks and rollers complete at lowp
eos. at Z T RICHARDSON'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

d A BAIRD tenders his sincere and grateful thanks
II. citizens Of Rayenna and adjoining towns for their II
eral patronage for the past year, at the time assurr
them that pains will spared to merit continuance of
choice selection Of goods the possible rate
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

1852.
FIRST ARRIVAL.
DAIRY SALT, at "=.'
~ April &c. HATCH'S.
DICE and Corn Starch, expressly forfood, at
II April 26. HATCH'S.
CHOICE so cent Tea, at
" April 26. HATCH'S.
CRUSHED SUGAR, at -.v -.
~ April 26. .s..-t. --=-. HATCH'S.
NoFFEE and dToBACCo,a at
u April s6. HATCH's.
GOAP and Candles, at
y April a6. HATCH's.
DURE Dry Lead and Lead ground in Oil, at
i April ,26. ---r HATCH'S.
r INsEED OIL and Spirits Turpentine, at
IL April 90. HATCH'S.
n HATCH has received his spring supply of Coach and
" Copal Varnish.
TAR, at
i April e6. s--... HATCH'S.
VIALs, Bottles and Jars at
collar Lamp chimneys, at
y April 26. HATCH'S
d IRD Seed and Fixings, at 80
ID April 26. HATCH'S.
DERRY DAVIS genuine Pain Killer, at ----s
L April 26. HATCH'S.
CURRANTS, Citron and Raisins, at
~ April &c., HATCH's.
| COUNTER sCALEs-steei yards, and spring balances a
~ FRAZER'S.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-05
LONELINESS OF CHRIST.

He i altogether lovcly.->1,pon's Spq.5: IL.
Lovely in his person in the glorious all
suificioncy of his Deity, gracious purity, and
holiness of his humanity, authority. and mai
cStv, love and power
Lovely in his birth and incarnation: when
he, though rich for our Sakcs became poor
taking part Of flesh and blood because we
partook Of the same being made of woman.
that for us he might be made under the law:
even for our Sakcs
Lovely in the whole course of his life. and
the more than angel c holiness and obedience
which. in the debt of poverty and pcr>ccrl-
ton he exercised therein: doing good re-
cciving evil blessing. and being cursed. re-
vilcd, reproachcd all his DAYS
Lovely in his death; yea, therein most
lovely to sinners: never more glorious and
desirable than when he came broken. dead
from the cross. Then had he carried all our
sins into land Of torgctfulnc>S: then had he
procured life and Immortality for rs.
Lovely in his whole employment: in his
htr. death. resurrection. ascension: being a
mediator between God and MS. to recover the
glory of Gods Justice. and to save our souls
TO bring lis to an cniovmrnt of Cod. who
were set at such an infinite distance from him
ly sin
Lovely in the glory and majesty where
with he is crowned. Now he is set down at
TIE ri-ht hand of the Majesty on hiyh. though
he is terrible to his enemies. vet he is full
ct mercy. love. and compassion toward hi.
beloved ones
Lovely in all those supplies Of grace anc
consolation. in all the di>pcnsationS of III
Holy Spirit whereof his saints are mad,
partakcrs.
Lovely in all the tender care. power. an,
wisdom, which he exercises in the protection
safe guarding and delivery of his church an,
people, in the midst Of all the opposition an,
persecution whrrcunto they are exposed.
Lovely in all his ordinances and tn
whole Of that spiritually glorious wor>h
which he hath appointed his people where
~ they draw r-h and have communio
,,i'h t'm and his Father.
i.oyr'y t" the pardon he hath purchase
and do'h dispense in the grace be hath e.
'ttl:,hci t.. de grace lie communicates. !
III" consolation he doth administer in tn
i'rscr tnd Ioy he givr- his saints in hi, a,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-05
]}!uraI MN NrIipinng.
Twelve o'clock and Ais Well.
EI ] AMY FIRM.

Falls" prophet Still and statuc-likc at
Wonder window, stands the wife The clock
has to'I"d the same hours vet her face is
pressed closely against the window pane, >triv-
ing in vain with streaming eve TO pierce the
darkness She sees nothing she hears moth
Ing but the beatinaS of her own heart. Now
She takes her seat,openS her Bible. and seeks
from 1t what comfort She NAV. while tears
blister the pages. Then she clasps her
bands. and her Fps are trcmulous with mute
snrplIca'ion. Hist there is an unsteady
step in the hall; She knows it MANY a time
ana Oft has 1t .rod on her heart stringS. She
g!'drS down gently to meet the wandorcr.-
lie tails against her; and in mauIin tones
prononnrrs name he has long since forrot-
ten ''to honor Oh all enduring power
OF womanS iovc-no reproach. no upbrailng
til" SlI"ht arm passed around that reclng
figure. once erect in Goods own imarc. =
With tender words Of cntrcatv. which he is
in. II is but the performance of VOW. with
hrroism and patient endurance too common
10 be chroniclcl on earth too holy and hcav-
cnly too pass unnotccd by the registering an
gels above
CALLS WELL"
False prophet In Wonder luxurious room
sits one whose curse it was to be fair as a
dream of Eden. Time was. when those clear
eyes looked lovingly into mothers face
when a grey Haired father laid his trembling
hand. with blessing, on that sunny heal
when brothers. and sisters voices blended
with her Own.in sweet music around that hap
pv hearth Oh where are they now Are
there none to say to the rcpcnting Maelalcn
-"Ncithcr do condemn thee. 90 and sin
no more" Must the gilded frttcrS still con-
time to bind the soul that loaths it, because
man is less mcrctul than God ?
CALLS WELL
False prophet There lies the dead or
phanS, In all the length and brcadths of
the green earth there was found 10 shelter
ing nest where that lonely dove could fold
its WINS, when the parent bird had flown
The brooling was gone. that covered it from
the cold winds of neglect and unkindncss.-
Love was its life and SGT droopcd
CALLS WELL :"
False prophet SIN walks the earth in
purple and fine linen; honest poverty. with
tear bcdrwed face hungcrS. and shvers. and
th;rStS, pleads in vain to the crmined Judge
for JUSTICE" and unpun>hed of heaven.
the hungry TIGER crouchcd in his liar, and
springs upon his helpless prey
Calls WELL :"
Nh YES. all is well for He who ''sccth the
end from the beginning" holds evenly the
scale of Justice. olives" shall vet beg of
lazarus" Every human tear is counted
They shall vet sparkle as gems in the crown
of the patient and enduring disciple, When
the clear. broad LIGHT of eternity shines upon
Ifs crooked paths, we shall see the snarcS
and pitfalls from which our HEDGE of thornS
has fenced us in the maturity Of our fuI-grown
faith, We shall rcp"ntinglv say-"Fathcr,,
not as will, but as thou wilt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-05
For The CALIFORNIAN.
THE "COM MON COUNCIL."


-''', 1T '','''' III III, - 10 meeting Clothes
'"0 ',,.'' n.y. '''"' ''''.,', '''W propose
~ return 10 my rf'hef farm;
q" INV "''''' 't sept is II We're Dn' h'u'e'
''"' '''' i'N ana inc deuce i III H.
=" ''' way 1t ">S'lI' N" 'raffIc III g'n'
worthy indeed OF alarm
90 ne on'''h'' his Jacket about his thf'a''
ana lie looked Tor Tie Earth "hch seemed l'Ae
mote
And away III the distance dim I" float,
Like bubble upon the sell
"NHf- >aid he' i must drink before can soi
'l"r b" ! " i'|""''Ie 'e'il 20" kh""J
"b"t u h"' "rA'h brandy nor Kun, no. no;
i nave '"' lF3"''"h 'f' '''''i"l scream ana
A@''|rd Sf""n a. my pack 'l demons
Have worked "''' Il job Of ''d'Lfi'ih T'ineh>'
VA Tie W'e''h"> That h''1n accnr'eH'
:" b" picked mp the Nh"I! "' a murdered man,
-\i'i away !" thr hottest hre> he ran,
Md :" up ana L" drink OF the flames he began,
iii he fully had quenclcd hi thirst.
'-'' Az - go a. " '- ' '' ''' ''o''''
-Nn' away nc sailed Win '"' speed OF hghf'
Ana .j",' Il NE sun "c'l' '97h mat i'iSht
lie arrived III III .i'Nfiie! emf
-Ni'' where '"' "' 1''I'; 'h ANY one ''I''
WHY .'>' "''l = "''''' '''"' lie h'''" ''''l We"
"''> ''y'i'',.- .'>" ''''''N''.- '"'''
" ~ "'' MS '''''' II '''''''
Fnt h"i"r" h" retired 10 rest thai night
lie inquired most 'i''e[l'aII! l"'''
VI n'' most I" k'''" Il ne 'n'"s"' '"ere r'S'''
NV, " -, '',,'',
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Amt over hi, shoulder, he threw cloak
And he turned aside whenever he spoke.
In ORDER tina, he MIGHT hid. thc smoke
Ofclr fire that burned internally:
And 50 we'll did he manage to hide hi, shame
That his friends vc,, not very much 70 blam.
For not being able to call bv name
The master they loved ,tcrnaIIv.
They were organized 81 length. and then
The doctor ar,,-r. and thus bean:
Il find in practice on fallen man
II i ncc,ilul and Useful fir 10 rive
Rum for the wcah,!ci -,o,nach'- sake,
Rum for the gripr>. or the hHy-mL.
And if rum rr!a>c, the nerves. whv take
Rum for restorative.
1T isn't li,tlr that make, the >ot.
r., ,Iri,hiu, too much Of il !, i,no,2
And if, u,t or,.,,;,,.,r,, .,,..-.;,..rhor
E,,t ~. ,,..,.,,. ,l.. .,,,,,..of,t;.
Thu, ~,u.,J -l ,.,,,.r,,,,.. ,r..., +, ..,..r
Tn .,l....r.,. H.. v.r,.r. T.. ,1or.,.- lair,
,,..i,, ,.:.;.,,.n. .,r;'l. :, ..i,.I..
, ,.,.,I J.; n,,,:, ..,.,.l,.:.o.
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w.,
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NV >'''' "'' III VAN
.''' ','''''
INC" "''''' nave u from 'lN'- NIUE r''raiH'
Nh! am inclined :" think Oh the whole,
TIT rum tie body II wont the soul;
- ne asked TIE landlord /" pass the bowl
WIKI what Dignity he wA> master o.
~ e. ye-. -ald M l'rvll-hIr inII OF @I'e'
Il hH' / the priest ai'i III" rrr'oi' '"r me
M" "'." ct tho" day. i .j"'n' sad he
ne body he i pastor "l.
-,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-05
l., STEPHENSON 4 CO..

BfLINCF IND >flIE NINiTIfIiEfHH.
Va. - wNTtE ~II,IEr. boston
HFNhBpHN'> Ia,,i, l;uaI.r.-. LAR" Platform
- Iainrc~. Railroad Track Balances. Platform
Scales Counter >-.i'c-. *.
, 1853-08-20
CARD.

Ala meeting OF the passengers held on board
IN. brig John S. Cabot" Capt. c. p. Dryden,
IonDd from San Francisco 10 Puget Sound, the
6lloving resolutions were unanimously adopted ;
Resolved, That we, the undersigned, passen-
rsr, on the eve Of separation, feel much pleasure
in sxpressng to Capt. Dryden our high apprecla-
uon Of his Kindness and gentlemanly department
towards Us, aud of his thorough seamanship in
,he command Of his vessel.
Resolved, That while tho settlement Of Puget
Sound Is now largely occupying tho attention OF
The public mind, and emigration rapidly flowing
10 these parts, we take very great pleasure in rec
ommending Capt. Dryden and his admirable brig
10 ths shippers Of goods, and passengers, between
hese places Convinced from experience that
ihe shipper will receive evory facility in the safe
and speedy dispatch of his goods, and the travel
ing community will not fail to receive that attsn-
don aud courtesy so valuable and Of which we
have so many proofs.
Resolved. That the foregoing resolutions be
published in the Columbian and San Francis
co papers.
Dated on board the brig &" John C. Cabot " in
Delingham Bay, Aug. g. 1853.
N. s. SUTTEN, Chairman.
Robl. NJ Maingae, Secretary.
Warren Holt, WIN. Cullen,
P IIompnrey, G S. Williams,
Ire W. Ubber, Peter S Lavne,
Adam Nicholson, John w. Porter,
Jsmes Jones, John Palmer,
Marcus BTaidcn, Joseph II. Ruddach.
, 1853-08-20

sloop Sarah Stone" Capt. Weber, arrived at
rhis port on Tuesday last, days from Port
Townsend-four passengers.
, 1853-08-20
Olympia Lodge, No. 8,

Ancient Free and Accepted Musons sssz5Ses
holds regular communications on the , ,STNN
FIRST and third Saturday evenings of @]--SsSsz/
each month.
Al br. thren Of the order in good standing are
invited to attend. r. F. McELROY, W. NJ.
, 1853-08-20

OFFER for sale, for cash, at the ~
~ lowest wholesale prices, largo NES-Y
and well selected assortment Of East 4Efa
India, Mediterranean and European GA
Drugs and Medicines French, English and
American Chemicals Of all kinds; also, an exien.
sive variety Of Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Fancy
Soaps, Brushes, Paints an( Oils, Dye StufFs
I.abrls, Window Glass, Extracts, Bronzes, Truss.
es Iceches, Surgical Instruments. Druggists
Glassware, lIatiers' Goods, Shakers Herbs and
Roots, &c, together with every article comprised
in the stock Of Druggist or Physician.
II. J. g. Co., are the propietors' Wholesale
Agents for DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines. Sands
Sarsapailla, Old TownsenI's Sarsaparilla. MoE
fats and Brandreth's Pills, Davis Pain Killer
Congress Spring Water &C., &c.
Henry johnson Il Co., have made such ar
rangements in New York, Boston and Philadel
phia as will enable them to purchase their stock
At the lowest rates, and they are determined ic
give their customers the benefit of low prices, and
at the same time the best quality of goods.
July %, isj3-46y
, 1853-08-20

letter from Madrid, Of the ll'h uIlimo
~ :. Yesterday some masons, in demolishng
iii house. situated outsd. the walls. near
'l. 'n I Port St. Vincent, discovered in the wall
~ .r' one Of the cellars five large vases Of sill
%, CnT of gold coins, Of the age Of Ferdi-
.sod ~ III, Sixth and Charles the Third. The
raIne r of the treasure is about FL 1000 Eng
lsh."
NJ, Gibson, the Royal Academician, and
5iSinquishcd Sculptor at Rome, lately fin
;.bed fine statute of Venus, and has da~-
ingly yenturcd to impart slight flesh tint
,ot6e marble figure, while he colorcd the
ewes blue, the hair yellow, and the border
of The drapcry some delicate hue.
Atlhe installation of the Earl of Derby
q, Chancellor of the University Of Oxford,
,venty-lhree doclorates were conferred
In addition to Mr.. Disraeli the following are
mentioned: Mr.. Ingrrsoll, the United States
Minister; Bishop Mcllvaine, Ohio; Bish-
90 Mountain, of Quebec; Sir Edward Bul
Eer; Allison, the historian; Eastlake, the
pain,er; Grote, Warren, Aytown, &c.
sloop q Sarah Stone" Capt. Weber, arrived at
nj, port on Tuesday last, , days from Port
ToWnsend-four passengers.
, 1853-08-20
HAY FOR SALE.

.CtAPT. G. WASHINGTON TYRREL has on
~ hand and for sale two hundred iuns of frs,
quality hay. Persons wishing to purchase had
better apply as soon as possible il is going OIL
rapidly. Capt. TyrreIs object in advertising is
to have the article fairly divided among the peo
ple. lie proposes to herd and take care # cattle
shd horses during The rainy season.
Augusts 1853 49
, 1853-08-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF PORT TOWNSEND.

PORT OF PORT TOWNSEND.
ARRIVED.
Aug. Sch. Mary Dunn, McNear Olympia
s-Schr Cynosure, Fowler, Fishing cruise.
g-Bhg Wellingsby, Gibbs, San Francisco.
10 -SchE Kate Ann, Gaines, Port Discovery.
Seht Mary, LeaTy, False Dunginess.
Schr. Cynosure, Fowler, Port Gamble.
SAILED.
Aus. s-schr. Cyno ure, Fowler, Port Gamble
Hoods Canal.
echr Mary Dunn, McNear, Port Gamble.
lO-Schr. Mary, Lnay, Olympia.
1l-Schr Cynosure Fowler, Fishing cruise.
Sehr. Mary Taylor, Waite, Seattle.
, 1853-08-20
MEDICINE.

'TNHE undersigned takes this method Of inform
i ing the citizens Of Olympia and surrounding
country, that he has opened an office at the above
place, for the practice of MEDICINE in its yari
Gus branches and will hold himself in readines,
at all times, to attend to any calls in the line oi
be devoted.
Office at present at the Store of Retiman &
Brand. G. A. LATHROP. NJ. b.
June 2jlh, 1853. 40 Gm
, 1853-08-20
OBITUARY.

Died st Olympia on Wednesday last, JOHN
N. MONROE, aged 90 years late of SheIbyvillc,
Kentueky.
The deceased had but recently come among us,
snd was fast securing by his many good qualities
slargs citcle of warm friends. Our little cOmmu-
nifty will receive the announcement with deep
mourning, and shudjer with sOddest sensibility /;
but to bis relatives and friends in Kentucky, from
whom he had emgraled SO far, the bereavement
will be stunning overwhelming grief. 80
young and full Of hope! world of fame and
fortune just opening before his view-but the
"resPer has gathered him to his home in that bet
ter land"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-18
Clothing.
snAia tinbber Goods.

VTULCANIZED RUBBER GOODS THE UNION
INDIA RUBsER COMPANY Warehouse No. 10 Nssssast-
New-York,
sale Msnufacturers under Gocdyear's Patent,
oa. or the home trace the hes; terms
CLOTHING or ALL DE- ,CRlPrioNs.
Iht and Hesvy sh AID Rack Costa Coaks and C9pes
Reehns and Pea Jackets, fTemens Goats and CApes
Popehos. Oyerals Walking ard Rioing Lei gins
CLOTHS, &c
Iasfr,d Plain knsmeed Carriage Cloths Meoteon Cloths
Tapnuus Camp Bankes Printed and Plain Table sAnd and
Piano Forte Covers, Horse Coyers
WORK.
gi,si. and Double All Beds Pillows Cushions
IsPrrseNers Buoys Boat WAGON Floats Life BoelA
SURGICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES.
Breast Pumps Nipple Shields Tcelins Rnzs Nrsne Bottles
s,npses Sheet Rubber BABdAe Hospital 81 ess DscliHs
Aprns Gasometers Gas iubIng Ae ucse >. sss
= Al SgFpAKp Treas and Secy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-18

HRAND EXCURSION ana ',.s. - ~
" WINFIELD. Aus SO lssj-Omnenss sod eosx,ysne -
Gous Ferries hom IN IN ra.oi< soc
be Calvary ceuetery F-ny svJ hAf hour DUR n
the ~ ns betre 5eoct - -, L. II,
On this day the Lots the west ses etfsse4r W" 70
FOR SALE Terms heretofore rsn Do as on Zach Lo az ne
tine Of purrh,.- month paynenfA Persons
10 svs the opportunity purchase ls Lots
would &c well % BE tie srount early - -. -.
Refrr.tueurs vii Re provided fcr Lot owne - a. - ~
and dk-cns the <u11d
FAY pubic respectful Invited participate in the tssV'
ties Of the occasion.
corner al Chahsru-s, n Y or D HOGAN the preuses
o. q ANDREWS J. y. kE>DELL
Should weather the Exsuson v axe
piece the ant fair day iherr after.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-18
Grrursions.

CHEAP BAY EXCURSION-FARE ONLY l24c
OThe superior ARMENIA vii make Excuraoa every
dsy sund through the NsUxs the Loser ss, snd
rs Unioa the jersey SCORE Keypsrt Leave tue foot Of
Csnberss ecock- Reeurnsnx leaves 6 dock nd
s1vs .ior dut Pave each ysy 81 eenA rss ss.rds fall
Of he Bay md Hszbor Of NsvYk snd dsdy ne cheap
md most pesanf ersursoa Of the Union the rev
p. ksyPe he opsy the Sorenes and hynor Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-18

Fsre . cern
4 UGUST, lS53.-For Shrpwshury I.

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q 81 ocock. farr = cents. ~s
A CGUsT, ls53-For Shrewsbury. Long Branch Bi,s
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