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que Ia ]enr: les Contraignit la rctrate
lis Sc precipiterent Ell dtsordrc dan:
llnterlcur de lseglise, don't les portes
!n:cnt attaqutes par Ia mitraiIc.
En- &c moment, Pcrricr ct Carrard ten.
telent nne sortie daSesperee. Une terri
bic melee Fest engaS gee anssito. sur les
marche, de I'egIiSc. Les paysans ct les
carablniers ont lutte corps corps.
Carrard irapp6 dune bale ete achieve
a coups de crosse de tnsi. On assure
meme que, dams leur rnge, les gardes
clvlqnes 'nl ont coupe lie poignet- Per-
rier combattait pres dc Carrard, il ii etc
bIcsse pre>que en- meme temps que Iui.
Ia t&tc ct 4 Ia cusse. Unc baIonnette
a''Alt lnI tr"Ter>er la poitrine, qnand Ie
ma jor Gerbex a detonrne Ic coup It Pa
ialt pll>onnier. Les paysans avaicnt
perdn ieurs chefs. lie cure de Torny
o'c>t a'ance entire les dcux parts, un
dgapcau i la main. lie leu Il ccsse aus
SHOT, ct les insurg6s Sc sont rendus.
4 8 hcures tout 6lait termi ne.
o" 6crt de Frbourg le % avril
6" La vile est en- 5tat de siege. Les
portes sont lermees. On n'apercoit par
tout que des nnilnrncs; lie silence lc
plus pEo!ond regne partout. Les vain
4ucufS nc s>applaudissent pas de Icur
triomphe. On regrcttc ;iycment pIu
sienrs garies civiq"cs qui ont tte tues
dams le combat. Dams Ie nombre Sc
trouve NJ. ElIssncr, ptrc dc ncuf ell
fani5. On iail en- |eur faveur uue COL
!ccte qui dtJa produit 300 francs.
" lie colonel perrier ii etc traduit
devant lie consciI dc gierrc. Ii portait
une blouse ct des !uneltes. Sur lc bu~
rcau Oh await place nu pistolet a sept
coupS, In carabine, Et sabre ct Ia giber~ |
ne, gni IUi "pparte',aicnt. II Il fait bonne
:ontcnance; la bIcssurc qu'iI a rccnc a |
"a t6Ie est tres iegere. Lie majnr Ger |
1cX 'ui Il sauy', Ia We en- ecHrtant unc
q"i a!Ia!t lui trayer>nr ic
;OrpS. Son Deau-liCre, Ie capitaiue
I."ndcrsci, GHl Il commando i'ar'iitric
,onIsc les ln>nrges, ii pr&sente >a de-
cn5c. !>e nlni>lerc public Il conclu j |
application DC Ia ptine de 80 aimee.
!e frrs. La garde civiQie ayait deman-
Il, I'unauImltt, nn" contamination a
Il prnr dc mort. lie con>eI Il adopte
SIS conclusions Gu ninlsterc public. Ii
il est r6snltt unc lac heusc impression
NJ fc>prIt DC III garde ciyique. Les
nI!;cien~ dissent " t'audra-t-iI de uoa-
eau !ntter contre !ul, lor>qnc, dams
uel4ucs E,ois. upres arcir oblenu sd
race, II !o!a uue HoU,ct!c tentutiye dc
evoitc.> ts.
i" A 9 heures du soir une tentative n
u lieu contre le corps de garde princi-
al de la vile par des individus qui nc
etalent pas nontres au moment dc la
atail'e. Une forte pl'ie qu tomba Ell )
e moment, ct Tenergique resistance dn {
oste ont talt aVorter cette tentative.
'e colonel Perrier ma pas nomme de (
omp!ices, il pretendu, pour sa dtfen-
;, quill n'avait pas eu I'intenlion de
erser le saEg. Dependant c'est ui qui
Eait la distribution de poudrc ct ii etat
rme dc pied Ell cap. rtU
lie cure de Torny est arrete ainsi
ue Louis Week.
Les Iettres de Berne eonfirment la =
ouvelIe que lie colonel Perricr a etc
>ndamne 80 ans de ,ravaux forces
ar la cour martiaIe. C'etait le maxi
um, la peine de mott pour cause poll.
| :.
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| UNE HEROINE NON RECoNNUE PAR LII
CODE. - lie tribunal correctionnel de
Privas Ardeche |, dams une dcs ses der
nieres audiences, await a'juger unc vo-
leuse qni await soutenu une espece dc
siege dams son habitation. NoiCi les
E.it, T.*
Dams la nnit du lO..au l mars der
ner, III vol de plusicurs kiiogrammes dc
miei fat commits au prejudice de Joseph
Gras. de la commune de Saint-Vincent
de Barres. On await etouffo les abelles
avec de I'eau bou!Iante, ct apres avoir
recueII lie mieI, on await jett' la ruchc
dams M ruisseau. Les souPeons SC por-
terent naturelIement sur l.; venvc Ribet,
maraudeusc de profession, don't tonte Ia
c ommunc IL Sc plaindre, mais contre
la quelle on nose artlculcr auCune aC-
cusaton, tant cctte femme est rcdouta-
Bile par sa force athletique ct son a"~
dace. Mais on ne tarda pas a croirc
que les sonpcons etaient NAL fondss,
|orsqu' on aperqut Ia jeune Philippine
Bonchet mangeant du miel qai etsie
tout parsem6 de debris dc ruche.
L'adjoint au mere ct lie garde-c|ram-
PGtre Sc transporterent avec Joseph
Gras au domicile de. Philippine Bou-
chet, qui leur montra un petit pot encore
rempIi de miel. ct qni declara que c'e-
TAFT un cadean qu'eIIe venait de recevoir
de la veuve Ribet. Ccs fonctionnaires
II htsiterent pas a Sc rcndre dams phabi-
tation de cette femme en- deoit des
craintes qu'on chercha a lcur inspircr
sur ses habitudes sauvages. Mais cello.
Ct, les voyant venir, Sc hata de montcr
an grenier dc sa maison ct de retircr
'echclle qui Iui await scryi d:esca|ier;
de sortc quill fut impossible la Justice
municipal de Sc saisir dc cette femme
ct meme de faire des perquisitions chez
ellie, car ellie il toujours une provision de
plrrres qu'e|le lance hardiment suf ceur
lni veuIent entrer sans sa permission.
De penr d, ,etTe atteints, l'adjoint ct le
5ardc champstre Sc plaeerent a unc
distance respectncuse de la porte de
,ette femme. mals firent sembIant mean.
noins dc vouoir entrer, pour la decidcr
tpuser sd provision de projectiIes.
Noyant pourtant que cette r,,se etat
nntile, ct qn'apres les pierres la veuvc
sbet taufait sur eHx les tHiles de seH'
oft ct jusqn'aux SOLVES de son pIancher,
Is SC retirerent; mais lis ne tarderent
Jas revenir ct s'emparer dc cettc
Gimme au moment eG ellie descendant
!e sa citadeIe. On etait en- force, plus
ieurs voisins etant acconrus au secours'
e Ia Justice; on Sc rendit maftre dc
ette amazone, ct on decouvrit dams SOY
omiciIe lie miel vole All prejudice de
Joseph Gras. sa4 rm-aa7} auo9 ban,
lie vol etant bien constate, on a,.rait
Ii conduire cette femme dams la priso,s
|e Priyas, mais on cut }pitie de sa petite
anille; OH lui rendit done la liberte.
Gle en- protita pour sseyader; de sortc
nj! etc impossible de l'amener par
tation devant lie tribunal de police
Ellie etc condamnec
'ar defaut qninze mois d''emprisonne-
nent, tant a cause du vol qua cause dc
a rebellion.
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DIMANCHE 20 MAI 1853.
CONDITIONS uss :Doaruat ;
AGENTS DU PIONNIER.

&. ~"'.. lM. L. Eude, Passage
NILE ORLEANS de la Bourse, No 50
.r.. . } encoignure Cont.
ASCENSION NM. Richard & Ternplet
R1vlERE-NEuvE. NJ. Frmin Duplessis.
tBERvlLLE NJ. J. Breaa
Sr-JAcQuEs NJ. Augustc I'htrot.
5 Sr-JEAN DAPTlsTE, NJ ra<ard por-at
b Sr. CHARLES !
poSr-DaEAux. At. Edmond Bulard.
'ralBopaux N. Adolphe Blanchard
llovMA NJ T. Gagna.
Srn-MAR1E NJ. Ntienne pGnisson
ABSORPTION G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star
BELLE RIvtERE M. Pierre ThGriot.
p.fscouRrvILLE. H. G.. J. e. GarIhier,
r Dams les paroisscs oN nous n'avons pas
somme dagents. nous prions les Maitres de
poste de voulor Sc charger de l'agence de notre
teuil!e. .r. . .-.
ANNONCES: Pour les insertions, annonces,
avis ETC., etc, les conditions sont les solvantes;
Par DIX LIGsEs, pour Ia lGre insertion 81 90
pour les insertions snvantes :: :: :: 80
Tout abonne qn ,ondra snspendre son abon-
nsnent, deyra prevenir. par cert. t'Edteur:
sunze jonrs au moins, ayant l'eXplraton dn tri.
Mesre
On execute rimprimere du PIONEER, et ce
AK prix les plus moderes, toutes espaces d on
wages typographiques. (.IobS.) tells que: CAR
TEs FacruREs. PA MPHLETS, BLANCs. ETC. ETC.
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cher, mais ii lance une boutei!c colt
tenant Oh p"pier qui porte lie temps quill
mis- ia!re &C trajet ct qui porte auss
Quill cu d lutter contrc le vent 4ui
.out!lait viocmment.
l.'EcIipse a Gajt ic meme trajet en- 2
jours 8 hcurcs SIS minutes. Il un avan-
tagr Dc ) minutes sur Ie Sho we'll.
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AUX a SSE S EU r S.

N. Les ;,.sr>scurs dc l'Etat >ont notifies
AZ Ie present avis que les 'ahI"aUx
d'i,s.cssemeut sont prets a lcur 6're de-
hres soft STIR lcnr proprc rGh Oh str &C.
hi dun agent dtinsc,n a"to,l>e, ...
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Monsieur FEdite,.r.

Neuiilez annoncrr dams yotrc journal
uae Nj. JOHN +. AYRiUD. ,ituiaire
actnel. est canrlidat a'1x prorhaInc> eIcc-
ton. ponr la place de- Recorder Dc l.,
parsisse A.c"n-ion. II scra >nntrnu pa,
SES NOMBREUN AAiIS.
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SUISSE ---NoUvEAUN 1RouBEEs.
II y Il eu de nonveaux Improvements
en- Suisse. Les agitatcurs ont profile dc
! occasion que p:tsentait une election.
la gafde civiquc a attaqne le peuplc.
il y a Gu grand nombre de bIc>Ses.
RUssiE. E.-CoNFisCAT.oNs.
lie commencement rosSe a confsqu6
les bicns dcs po!ona:s 6tab'is a I'etran-
ger.
LIEyX~SAlNTs.
La difficuItt entire Ia Rns,ie ct la
Inrquic au sujet des Lieux >ains s'e>t
terminee. La Iurquie fat Ia Russie
les concessions que ceIie-ci demandait.
Les aTmemens ont etc conseouemment
arr8tfs ct les ditlarentes fotlcs ont etc
:appc!ecs.
pERsE 1T lIERAT.
Ia Pcrse prepare nnc expedition con-
trc lHer'st ct 1a'nbassadeur anglais IA
menace de gutter la capitaIe.
HONGR.E.
Ia comtesSt 'Feleheys de Ia Hongrie,
"A ele coudamn6e dix ans d'cmprison-
nemeut
New York, 10 maj.
lie steamer Cherokee est arrive lei
&c snntln.
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EAAArEuR DE TuLIpEs EFT SON voIsYN !.


Y ps .tstau5 x S"itc.)
Asss;, son travail fnt.il recompense
foh magniGque restiltat il trouva
ssna especes d ditfsrentes, quill nomma la
yea'sxe, tdu nom de sd mere: Ia Baerse,
~ nom de sen pere; la Corneiile. du
hcm de son parrain; les autres mons
nous echappent, mais les amateurs pour
font bien certainement les retrouver
aals les catalogues Gu temps.
salEn l672. rau commencement de Tam
noe, Corneille de Wit vint a Dordrecht
pour haaiter trois mois dams son an
elenne maison de camille; car on salt
,lac non settlement Cornelius etait nc a
n,ordfecht, mais que HI famillc dcs de
VIII stait originairc dc cettc vile.
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NO 81.

tique ayant etc abolc dams le canton de
Fribonrg. L'etat de siege a e'e !evs
auss'tot apres le jugement rcndu par c
tribunal.
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7iEt
uIIAV AN H..

ls LIE ,Diarso he Ia Marina dn 6 content
IN long article dams Ieqnel il entreprend
de proaver l'injnstice de In Legislation
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DEpECHES TELEGRApHIQUES

Memphis, 20 mai.
I.c ShotwclI est ycnu de Ia'Nouvele~
Orleans cette vile Ell deux jours ct
dix heures j,iste. II est pa>se sans tou-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

lie commencement rHsSe Il Contjsque
les bicns dcs po!ona;s 6tabiis I'ttran-
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NOUVELLES GENERATES.

SUISSE ---NOUEEAuN lKuNREES
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que Ia )cnr: les contraigni la rctraite.
lis SC precipi'crent ell d6sordrc dams
lnttricur de l.egIise, don't les portes
tnTcnt attaqutes par Ia mtrAiIIc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-15
This Congressional District.

The Republican contains the proceeding
of "a large meeting of the democracy of Camp
bell held at the Court House Monday the 18th
inst" Resolutions were adopted compliment
tary to the Hon. Mr.. Bocock and recommend
ing him as "a suitable person to be run in the
the new district but expressing willingness
alto abide the decision of convention and
proposing that one be held at Pittsylvania
Court House, the 9th day of April. Numer
Gus delegates were appointed to attend said
convention, and others ito represent this coun.
ty in the convention to be held in Lynchburg
ON the 22nd ofthis month. for the purpose of
nominating candidate for the Board of Pub.
lie Works" Among the delegates to each
convention we notice the name of our new
post master. Probably the object is to recon
Gle his appointment with the language of the
inaugural, by showing that its duties require
cordial cooperation in the policy of the Elk
ecutive. We were not before aware that any
such service was expected of postmasters.
The Republican prefaces tho proceed
iirgs by a pretty distinct hint that DIR.
Averett ought to "get out of the way
1t says Mr.. Bocock is in ",he prime of life,
and in the midst ola highly successful polit
cal career and it can hardly be expected that
his laudabe ambition will be easily cooled
Mr.. Averett,we ara told, has passed the prime
of life and arrived at that calm and reflective
season when retirement becomes sometimes
desirable" Sometimes ?-true enough but
not at all so,we are informed in this case. The
| Doctors ambition" is so farfrom being 'cool
ed" that he meditated having himself announ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-15
APP .l5-ts
Office Va Il Tenn. X. Road ,
LYNcHBURG, A priI 9Th. l05,

LfHCHBuRG, - Ihfll 9TH 1858
A I meeting of the Board Of Directors Of said Con
IA pany:-lst, Reso'0ed, Tint it is nexpedient Ia
continue the plan of Tickets OF to grant see.n
tickets, and that in lieu thereof ami to favor those WIZ
travel to a considerable extent the cars apy ner
buying and paying in advance for not less than M
tickets between any two named points, shall be entitled
to deduction OF twenty five per cent. Tickets issued
shall not be transferable beyond the white members of
the purchasers immediate family, and no duplicate
shall be issued for any ticket that may he lost
Cd, Resol0ed That all passengers hereafter travelling
the Va and Tenn Railroad shall be required to pur
chase tickets from the agents at the Depots from which
they may respectively leave, and any passenger or pass
engers failing do then the conductor of the train
shall collect of any such passenger or passengers IN
additional charge of ten per the regular rates of
fare: Provided, however, that in instance shall he
receive less than tennor than fifty additional
charge to any point the Road. An extract from the
minutes A J. BLACK, Secry.
ap Its
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ced last Monday as a candidate, regardless oil
aconyenion. This purposs he communicated
TO bis competitor Mr.. Bocock, who replied
Every well, Sir, shall do the same. n Tor
midable rivalto both gentlemen exists N mr..
n. C. Claiborne. ofFranklin. DR.. Averett, we
understand i, willing to support Mr. bocock'
ifnominated by convention. I'm " Inch eee'y
countyis represented; and .fairiy represented"
but will not support Claiborne, under any CIR
cumstances Whether these gentlemen VIII
feel bound or disposed to support h,m' II he
should be the nominee, We are not ADVISED
There is uncommon activity among the friends
and wire workers OF the respective asPlrants
and any thing else than the loving spirit " hich
should prevail with brethren.
Ia the mean timr, what should the Wings
dol Weare decidedly of the opinion they
should have a candidate in the field. Unless
Wings arc recreant to the high spirit that has
ever animated them, they will not tamely con
Sent to be gerrymandercd out OF political exis'
tence. Never in our lives have we felt more
anxious to see every inch of ground In the
State contested. In addition to the manifold
motives for exerton we have heretofore had,
every instinct of manly feeling & honorable re-
sentiment demands that we should resist the
Infamous and degrading attempt of the demo-
crotic majority in the Legislature to deprive
US of our civil rights. In the uncertainty cx-
stng at Campbell Court House Monday as 10
the course our opponents would pursue no
action was taken by the Wings. We hope the
meeting called for tomorrow night in this city,
by appointing Delegates to Convention to be
held at some suitable time and place, or pro.
posingto the other counties the name of some
gentleman as a candidate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-15
.NEW CHINA sToRp
JOSEPH S. HASTINGS. 7

MroRr EN- and .shole.sle and md Retail Dealer
North side, between St Paul and Charlie. srrea 'ree
TIM0RE, desires to inform the public that he G Al
laid in entirely and elegant assortrnen, 1a
deacripfinn Of ~ ever
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-15

RocKBRIDGE.-The wings of this county
have in former contests maintained their pc.
sition with frmness and exemplary bearing
Keeny mortified at the result of the vote in the
Presidential election, when majority though
small was numbered against them,they have Ia.
ken the necessary steps and are determined TO
wipe away the stain of defeat.
Tuesday last they met in general convention
at Lexington and nominated candidates for
the House of Delegates
Though they have uniformly been sue
cessful in State elections. yet they know ex-
traordinary efforts will be made by the OPP
position to retain the ascendancy acquired last
fall and hence The necessity for the determin.
ed action which animated the large attendance
on that occasion.
The late delegates, Dr.. Leyburn and Mr.
Joseph w. Gilmore, declining re election
Maj. VIM. Lackey and Mr.. Jas. C. C. Moore
popular and influential members Of the party
received an unanimous nomination and will be
triumphantIy elected, il the party performs its
whole duty.
The Democrats nominate their candidates
on the 30 inst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-15
wings OF Lynchbars.
The Wings of Lynchburg are requested 70

assemble Saturday night for the purpose oil
nominating a city candidate for the House OF
Delegates from Campbell. The place ofmcet.
mo will be hereafter named 1t is desirable
that every wing voter shall be in attendance
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-15

pEFREG ERAT TORS! REFRIGERA.
~ TORS.-Just received, doh. Shaey's improved
Refrigerator. ranging in price from 50 to SIS The
superiority of this pattern any other in is
conceded by all who have used them The great
city of Ice the present season, Iendes them peculiarly
desirable, they will pay for themselves in the guam
tity of Ice they save every
Bpl5-ts A. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-15
Increased Accommodation 10 a.,
TRAVELLING PUBLIC
La II rsazsus.r,

IN u go
ON AND AFTER Monday 18th of Apr1 Ios-,
- the Mail and regular Passenger Train will
l.ynchburg daily Sundays excepted at 6 o'clock. A
will leave Salem at23 o'clock, 7 NJ, and arrisa
Lynchburg at 81 o'clock Mstopping going and row.,
ming the folowig places only, Forest Depot C;ooda,
Liberty, Oak Mulgn, Buford's Bonsacks, Big Lick aa;
S %e% train will LynchLus daily
lem at 81 o'cockP NJ Returning will leave SAL
A. NJ, and arrive at Lynchburg at % A. NJ ston;
going and returning the following places Ha
Clay's Forest Depot, Poindexter'. Goodies Lowry >
berty, Oak M"lga, Bufords, Bonsacks Gishs Min r.;
Lick and Salem. ' D's
Freight trains will leave Lynchburg and Salem Ia.
ly, Sundays excepted. 'a'-
THOS SHARP,
Sup'i. Transportation,
APP l5-ts Va Il Tenn R
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WI REED.
on the 30 ms,

In it street Methodist Church. on the 18th inst, by
Rev Mr. Edwards Mr.. THos SrocKTos GAnDEss of
Baltimore, and Miss BETTE REvELEY of this city.
~ Baltimore and Fredericksburg papers please
copY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-15
Dnguer.eotypes! Dagmerreotynes,,
+ XCELS IOR
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

LYNCHBURG CLOTHING EMPORIUM
ATHERE may be found the largest and best got up
w Stock of Ready Made Clothing ever offered to
the citizens of Lynchburg. Our stock comprises eve.
ry style, quality and color Of Dress and Frock Goats
Business Coats of various les Plain and Fancy Cass
mere Pants of every color ard quality Imaginable Plain
and Figured Silk Satin Mar>aes Vests in endless va
riey,-Also very large and select stock of furnishing
Goods, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Trunks &c &C.
ALSO
Cloths, Cassmeres, and 'estngs ofthe finest fabric
made order in the latest style and at the shortes
notice. Good fits warranted in all cases or the Clothes
returned. HATCHER, LOCKWOOD g. CO.
apl5-ts
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Plain aud Fancy Ware

Such as Wl'iis. Gold-Band and Painted French c,,.
Dinner, Dessert, Tea and Breakfast Sets: ri hin
of Beautiful Shapes and STYLES; Fancy Mug IA use
syith without Mortos; Casiors with cnt nj cups
Bottles Cut aud Pressed Tumblers G9blc, mouie
Champagnes, &C. of new and Beautiful .tye. y ines
Bowls and Dishes to match An extensive and well -
lected stock OF Granite and Common Ware WI So
Country Merchants, Hotel Keepers, S,eanL..,
Shin Agents. Private Fa lies and all other. VA and
articles in this line are invited to emil nd may
inc the stock md prices. ~ e"an-
AnriI5-w6me
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-01-05
Scientific Lectures.

The undersigned will deliver weskly lectures
Natural Science, at the Lecture Roonwhic has
y been enlargedof the Seminary of Natural Science,
meneing FRIDAY EFENINs Dooetbe 31st, ins and
tinuing through winter Each lecture viii be complete
itself. ~ ~
Tickets admitting Lady ntleman for the full course
twelve lecures,) ST. be had at the Bookstores Admis
sion to single lecture 10 cts.
II ? Introductory Lecture Ffec
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-01-05
NTexican nEusfang Liniaar,f.

THIS Lnimen has given such universal satisfaction to the
public, and its triumphant in the of sprans burns
old sores broken breast rheumatism, piles and pains in
part Of the body has driven the other nimen out of
the market known. And the good constn
y performing in the Of poll sprans, founder
scratches, cracked heel and all like diseases in Horses makes
it the best Linment now in
For sale by l. SWIFT. s5s-9sses :
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-01-05
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REAT Bargansn English French, and American Goods
U in partimported direct from England, and the others
bought in New York cheap for CASH to be offered
ustayus Lanes in Ravenna; comprising of Broad Cloths
Cassmeres vesng black dress Silks and sains Thibet
Hdk SIX Ties Stockings, Socks, Gloves Collars,
Sleeves Ribbons, Muss Laces, Edgngs, Silk Falls I'm
sk cotton Spoos Needless Sc, &c. For full particulars
see advertisement next week. Spread the news
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