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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

.ts and establish rules; regna'e speed anu u"p
roshsr things requisite for the better preserV"
s.m accidents occasionsd by the miSm~n'ge'"e~ "
6sse Employes Appropriate and feeling sllu'ion Is
Ccqs. dosth Of the late icsPresdeDt and the Mes
50 49, xtb AZ ntimation that Governor Martin VIII
~ 3 candidate for reelection.
women,s state Temperance soe'ev. ,os,
ROCHESTER ThuTsaay' June = b'o
~. s,.,o qra,,n.r.nee Society met again this
- M. stanton. preceding The hrf thing 70 order
a;so,.s,on ~ the Amendment 10 the Constitution
60 ADM, men 70 hold offices in the Society This
a;acns.eo long and well by men and women ana nnay
=, ,6on of Fredk Douglass It WAS LAID on the table
80, Anpusl Meeting The other Amendments
=. .do,,,sd but are Of technical nature only.
s.,.,,ent in regard to the carried with ii a
.;.o, No change the name to the Peoples NV York
Temperance League. Much feeling WAS excited, and
i. nrediced tina, the discussion Of the question, what
,s issue might be, would make division a disco
lpdon Of the Society
s,srs were read from Neal Dow S TMsy, Miss Rich,
,,Nex York; Mrs William, of Buffalo Mr. HoLey, Of
Wyoming.
resident Mrs 4. e. Vaughn, Of OsTego; six Vice
s..si6epts Recording Secretary Mrs H. A. Albro, Of
pocheer; Corresponding Secretary Mrs A. Bloomer OF
soecs Falls Treasurer Mrs Marsh Of Rochester Execu.
eve Committee, Mrs b. C. Allen Of Rochester Mrs Ange
"a. Fish, Victor; Mrs H. w Williams, Buff do Mrs. q.
Robe Buffalo; Mrs Christie Miss Mary 5. Rich New
fork Miss Emily Clark, Troy.
Miss Susan H. Anthony was elected Recording Secretary
the first ballot but resigned alleging that the election OF
psdent indicated that spirit rife 10 the society with
,teb she could not smypathze showed disposition
sacrifice principle expedieucy and moreover the So
adv would not take WomtDs Rights grounds. She said
IA, soul was no longer with he Society.
Resolutions Of thanks voted to Miss Anthony and
A Mrs Stanton who also refused to act as one Of the
Vice Presidents
The election showed that the Tenn party in the
Society was the strongest The Business Committee re-
,ored several resolutions which were adopted
Miss Lucy Stone offered series Of resolutions rejecting
rpop the cowardly movement at the Brick Church, and
sooke at length to them.
The Evening Session addressed by Mrs Nichols, OF
Vermont and by Mrs. Bloomtr.
For Liberia.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, June 1883.
The Southern mail has failed beyond Wilmington ~ Z.
The bark Shirley sailed hence ~ day for Liberia with IL
migrants and large cargo.
ion--inlsing Of Steamer, &c.
CINCINNATI Thursday. June 2, 1855
George b. Hodge Of Newport has been nominated
Wing candidate for Congress in the Xth District of Ken
hcky.
The Nashville Packet sprung leak at the landing here
sst night when fully Oaded, and sunk. arge amount
II freight was thrown overheard The boat will be saved,
Init The loss will not be less than $4,000
Andrew Finsy, charged with 70 gerry, has been com
uitted In default Of $4,000 bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03
a..ahl,sh rnlss rernlata speed and time

"A and establish rules regulate speed ana ume
1eps.hsr things requisite for the better preserva
y -. accidents occasionsd by the misnan 'gemem o.
Sss,,s Employees Appropriate and feeiog slln'on Is
no death Of the late VIcsPresident ana the mes
81 .ses Nth AZ intimation that Governor Martin VIII
~ candidate for reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

sEFEN PIX UNI. TIHoI 1IyhIJh1E bOFD5
SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received a. the Office Of WAD5wORTH SHELDON NJ
70 wst City Of NswYok unul u o'clock, Non SAT
he lsrh daIo of 1888. Tor the pnrchaee
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
An Ordinance

provide for the general welare insure the health
comort well being and good order the inhabitants tbs
houses shops stores within said township as pla-
ees OF habltual resort, for tpping and nteperancs
Dec Be ordained By the Trustees Of the topasktp of
Palmyra, That to provide for general were
habants of said township of Pamya person pesons
the owner owners occupant occupants of house
shall by him herself by his her. their agen clerk
employee otherwise, vend SELL give away, way
to any person or persons whatsoever to be used
drank by the persons receiving obtaining the
same or by any other person persons, beverage.
Sec Any person or persons violating either directly or
Indirectly, either of the provisions foregoing
section, shall be deemed guilty of misdeeanor and for tue
first offence. shall upon conviction thereof be fined in
sum of fifteen dollars and costs of proef;op For the
second offence, saall upon conviction thereof be fined in the
sum Of twenty-five dollars and costs of prosecution
boh at the discretion of the court; md should
COSTS ether as the may be- remain unpaid by the per-
son persons committed aforesaid at the expiration
PERIOD aforesaid hen the said persons shall stand
committed for the period twenty days from the date of such
commitment; unless such fine and ehea afore-
sld, shall be paid third and snbses
thereof be fined in the of hirtyve dollars
prosecution and be imprisoned in the Jail of the county
the period of twenty days provided however, person
persons shall be deemed guilty of violation of this odi-
nance who shall vend sell, give away Intoxicating fer
mensd liquors. to be used for medicinal pharmaeeccal
purposes only.
SEC. g. All prosecutions under this ordinance shall pro-
ceed and be in all respects in conformity with the
act ened further defining the duties of Trustees
of townships passed March 12 1885, saving person
persons aeclsad all the sbenef of trial by Jury eo-
ra appeal conferred granted by said act pro-
vded however that in for violation of this
ordinances hat be necessary aage prove the kind OF
intoxicating or srmented liquors sold disposed of
aforesaid
SEC. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in
rom and after the 18th day Of May, A: D, 1858.
Attest JAMES NJ CHURCH,
]. A. WILcox. JOHN HAWLEY, ; Trustees
Township Clerk. EBENEZER OLMSTED,)
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
mayar,s court.

The other day son of the Emerald Isle was
brought before the Mayor, charged with drunken
ness. Itseems he had been working on the Rail-
road, and had contracted a severe cold and tho't
Awe bit of the critter" would do him good He
stopped at enc of our institutions and called for,
and Of course, procured it. By and by he was
induced 10 take little more, and SO on until he
was ordered to leave the premises; growing bois-
ferrous, the Marshal was sent for, who conducted
him to jail, and there he remained until he became
duly sober.
The next morning he was brought before the
Mayor for trial, when he said: ssmayit please yer
honor, niyer have been in such pickle before.
I did not know yer laws-tile mon that gave me
the wheskey knew yer laws, and here l am to be
fined for gitten dhrunk, while the mon that sold
me the aheskey has diyiI bit to pay. Misther
Mayor. there is some hing wrong with yer laws
II can't see into it--itisn't right that should
be fined for gitten drunk, and the mon thatsould
me the wheskey, who is CRATE dale worse nor
am, niver pays a penny. Is it right, Misther
Mayor? work hard for my money, but in spite
of that yer law fines me for buying that which ye
permit to be sould and not only sould but paraded
in splendid bottles-lll in plain sight, to entice
people to dhrink, whose arpetites are inclined that
way at all at all. Yer laws, Misther Mayor, are
not right sir intirely. / think it is like hangin
tn murdered mon, and laying the rale criminal
slip clare'
The Mayor, after acknowledging the force of
Pats argument, fined him ore dollar and costs,
which amounted to about four dollars, the paying
of which, he declared "turnin' shame. STARK
County Democrat.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
Admirtistrator,s sale.

ON the 22nd day of April A. D. 1859 between the hours Of
nine O'Clock A. M, and three O'Clock, p M. On the
will be sold the highest bidder the following real
Tstuate Township of suicld County of Portage and
State Ohio and known by being the West middle of Lot
No a. in said Township bounded follows: Beginning
at the Southwest of Land owned by H. X Martin,
thence along the Lot line ten rods thence East six rods
thence North 10 rods thence West 6 rods the place of be-
gnng containing of Land being the Pottery lot
Appraised at four hundred and fifty dollars.
Pavmen onerd in hand and the balance inwo annu-
al payments, secured according law HUGH MARTIN,
Administrator of Henry Haggerty, deceased
Suffeld, March 3d. A. d. 1858. 402-4w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
Hiram Cope,
vs. In Cnancefy.

Jonathan H. Everett, ct al -=
THLMIRA THORPE widow of Russell Thorpe, and the in
r. of Russell Thorpe will take notice. that on the
day of October A. d. thousand eight hundred and
fy-two Hiram Cope, of Randolph in Portage County, Ohio
filed his Chancery against Jonathan H. Everett Elm
Thorpe the infant heir of Russell Thorpe deceased IN
the Court of Common Pleas of said Portage County, the
ec prayer which said bill is prevent the said jon
in any wise disposng in and to certain tract
of land in said Randolph; known by being part Of lot f
centre highway far south the south ne of Wal
Dcksons gaden thence east eleven rods thence South
parallel with the highway, far enough to contain and
aere West the lot line, thence north along the
line the place of beginning, containing one and hall
with the appurtenances Also, to prevent the
Jonathan Everett from dposing of certain articles OF
personal mentioned in said bill in Chancery and
less thew within prescribed by law, Plead
said BILL decree will be taken against them as
confessed. BlERCE d JEtFhlES.
P,yanna Morcb o9d 1a59 403-6w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
Dlf1,

In Frannlin, the ed inst, Mrs HARRIET FARNAM,
elct of Jesse Farnrm and daughter Of Dr. Ashley formerly
of Westfald, Mass, aged GO years.
massachusetts papers please eopy.l
In Rayenna, on the eth inst, WILLIS WILBUR, Of
Oscar T. and Betsey severns, aged five months.
But thou art happy dear one,
And though all doomed to part.
Thy image still will find place
Forever in our hearts.
And though We meier shall meet again
Inshis darkswofld of care,
Heaven is wide enough for all ,
And may meet thao there
At the residence of her son-iaw, M Henry Stoagh, in
township the 7h inst, Of Typhoid fever, Mrs.
H BAcKus relic of Mr. Timothy Baekus former
y Cortland county, New York, in the 9th year of her
On the 10th inst the residence of er father, in Aurora,
MARNDA MARTHA, Wife of Hiram Sweet, and Youngest
daughter of Zenas ard Ruby Benjamin. agod 25 years.
Death SAW how bright Sunshine shone around;
H, gazed, he aimed with never-erFing dart,
A shining marx the victor then hath found,
Wfe, Wife, it was thy loving heart.
@, d,solat, and changed that home hath grown
In vain look for her the fondiy loved
Yearning for that familiar tone,
Tiat to my life bl yssodneSs hata proved.
Yearling for the mild ovelight of those eyes,
| Scaled in the slumbar of the quiet tomb,
ListniBg all vanly for the clear replies
| That never around my home again shall come.
| Yet, though she sleepeth meath the valleys dust
Though light and life from my path Withdrawn,
| Daem with perfect filth and holy trust
To yon bright cline an angel she hath gone Com
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
TO THE FASHIONABLE.
A. BOUCHE,

LATE FOREMAN TO MR.. aILnIs BOOT MAsuFAcTuhER
ns HAS COMMENCED the Boot and Shoe Manufacturing
N one South Of the Court HOUSE. and wSr,n rom S
on in business be able to satlsfac
ton to ali may be pleased Paronize him
Tongue Boos sewed and pegged and many other asnons
numerous mention He intends to conne himself prfh-
o;naIiv to the manufacture of Gentemens Ware.
Repairing done in good order and on short notice. PaIcu-
lar attention paid to cash Customers. A BoUCHE'
Ravenna, February 9, 1853 W-sm
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
SheriE,s Sale.

Y virtue of writ of eri acias directed and delv-
ID Court of Common Pleas Portage county
Ohio shall expose sale at Public Vendue at the Court
House. in the town of Ravenna,
On Saturday, the 3oh day of April neat,
day. following described lands and tenemens
to wit:
Situated the Township of fSreesboroughn the
county Portage of and is part eleven,
and is bounded follows commencing at the southeast
Cleveland and WesvfIle turnpike, running from thence
norheastery along the line Of said Nashs land about coy
twenty Edridge lan thence SOUTH -eastery along
said Eldridges land lately decided by Lyman White,
Edridge thence westerly along the line said Edrdge's
land four rods and continuing in the direction TO the
turnpike road along said turnpike to
the place ofbenning supposed contain aboutwo acres of
land.
Taken in two executions the property of John Smith at
State Ohio, William Ward, and John
JAMES wooDARD, Sheriff,
SHERIFF OFFICE, PORTAGE COUNTY,
March 2sth, 1858.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
hFPOEsONENG.E,

Thousands of parents who Vermfuge composed of
tor OIL Calome &c. aware that while they appear
benefit the patient they actually laying the foundations for
Of limbs, &C.
In another column will be found the advertisement of Ho
.nsacks Medicines, to which ask the attention OF all d
recty interested to their well as their chren health
In Liver complaints and all other misunderstanding those
of billions type, should make of the onlyr nuine med
icine, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
TBE DECEIVED, but ask for Hobcnsack's Worm
Sap and Pills. and observe that each has the signature
he propretor j. N Hobensack else genuine.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13

MORE RuIN.-The Manchester Mirror states
on the best authority, that the Amoskeag company
Will commence the erection of new mill in Man.
chester the present season. It will be large
enough to contain and run $4,000 spindles. and to
give employment to twelve or fifteen hundred
persons. 1t will not be completed till another
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
CHAIRS, SASH AND BLINDS.

THE subscribers Of McElwain 4 Arnold
determined notwithstanding the reports that afoat
to continue the business and manufacture good pine window
Sash, Blinds, Doors &C. Alsokeep for sale general
of Chairs and Cabinet Greean Seats
round post Windsor dining and Office chairs Boston rock
settees, &C., general assortment of bureaus, tables,
Stools bedsteads &C. Asobedsead posts, and table
for SALE All kinds of turning order The above work
will be made of good Materials by experienced workmen and
sold at low figures for the Ready.
We making preparations TO put in machine for
dressing flooring, siding and &e. =. 80
Rayenna, February 9th 1852. - 396-n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
RoadNOtice.

PETITION will be presented to the Trustees of Paris
township, on Tuesday, the tenth day of May next at
one O'Clock r NJ at of David D. Jones, in New
port praying for Township Road to be laid out and estao
lot on which dwelling house stands and running
to the East West Road leading to Kay
Saw MILL which terminates at the Southeast corner OF lot
owned by John T. Williams. 49,. .
Paris. Apri 2nd. 1853 4Oo-4W
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
SEsePiG'S Sale.

SEzVEHETS > SsfE0e -
DY virtue of writ of Plu Vend Exponas to directed
ID and from the Court of Common Pleas of Port
age County Ohio shall expose at Public Vendue at the
Court House the town of Ravenna Saturday the 2d day
of April between the hours of O'Clock A M, and
four O'Clock NJ of the following described lands
tenements, witt known by being Village Lot No %,
in village ofGarrevlle in the township Of Nelson, which
in county of Portage, according plat Of said
Portage county Record Book L. Page land for
mey ownedby Walter Holley and decided D. Beardsley
by deed bearing June 30th A. D. 1884, the
subject all legal highways Taken execution
property of Martin McCntock and John McCntock,
d. J. Beardsey and Elisha Garrett. Appraised
S317,OO JAMES WOODARD,
4G3-5w Sheriff
sHERlrr,s Or OFFICE, Eel PORTAGE coUsTr,|
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
Mexican Mustang Linainaes.f.

THIS Lim has given such universal satisfaction to the
pG5c, and its triumphant the of spFns burns
old ,es broken breast. rheumatism, piles. and pains i'll
part Of the body has driven the other Lnments out of
TIE market wiereye is known And the good is
y performing in the of poll evil spraips, founder,
satce cracked heel and all like diseases in Horses, makes
it the best Iniment ROW in
For sale by l. SWIFT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
5fIarrirA.

In Edinburgh, the Sd of April, by George w Barclay
Esq, Mr.. JOHN SNYDER, to Miss ALMYRA DoUTHETT
all of Franklin.
In Edinburgh the 9Th Of April, by George Barclay
Esq, Mr. JOSEPH COPE, to Miss MARY JONES, both o
Edinburgh.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13

Grseyeral of the frontier Mexican States,
have expressed desire to be annexed to the Uni
ted States They ciaim that their government
only leeislates for the interior, and beggars them
With exhorbitaht taxes.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
Buasrso OF JAr1 AND Loss OF Lrrr.-Th

BURNING OF A JAZZ AND Loss OF L1rE.-The
Chsrlessoh Courier, ,of the 3lst, learns from
correspondent that Chesterfield Jail. with eight
persons confined therein, was consumed by FIRE
on Tuesday morning. w. w. Campbell and the
Jailof having been aroused BY some persons out
side, had Just time to make their escape. The
correspondents Gid not give the names but of two
ofthe unforsnate individuals who met their death
in this horrible anner--namely. John Parr and
- Hall A man and his wife, who were on
visit toone Of the prisoners, were also burnt to
death.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
ssAl1 CHaxoT.-We are glad to learn thatthe

srAiIs sCHaEoE- We are glad to learn thatthe
premium on small change has fallen one per cent.
within few days, and that its downward tenden-
deney to par is inevitable, in view Of the law
passed BY the last Congress-, altering the relative
standard of silver and gold It is also falling at
New York. and one house there has recently sent
ten thousand dollars in small change to this city,
where it is in more active demand than there
So al hands who have been boarding silver. may
ss well empty their stockings at once, as it will
bring no premium when the new coin appears
Ciacsnaata Gaz.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13

CLOCKS, WATCHES & JEWELRY.
TIME Ravenna and Portage county will pleas
notice that have added to former stock in trade
articles Please call and examine my assortment
Watches and Jewelry repaired promptly and in the neaes
and best manner, B. LITTLE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13

DIR. TUBES will be at the Prentiss House Fri
ass day afternoon and Saturday, 2el and Goth April.
Sec advertisement in another column.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
APRIL APPOINTMENTS,
D0CT. iii. TUBES,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN.


WILL be in attendance at his Rooms as follows:
Prens House, Friday afternoon, and Saturday,
AKRON: Cobb's Exchange, Thursday, 2sth April.
WARREN: Clinton Hotel, wednesday ana lhusday 4n anu
Wedde House, Saturday and Monday, 9th aud
11th April.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases of the Liver Lungs
Shortness Breath difficulty of breathing Dyspepsia drop
sy Weakness Nervous disabilities Resessness Loss OF
appetite Constipation Derangement of the Stomach, Bilious
Affections. Gravel White SWelhngs, or any long sIanun
eases, are invited to call. .
No CHARGE FOR DIR t. neither beeds nor
bsters he Homapath he never uses Mercury, Ar-
Thompsona neither steams gives emetics His the
diseases differs from all Others that have been adopted
but not than his system OF treatment He does not
make sick make we tear down to oulld up again. nor
alay any irritaon by patching up with
For consultation upon all diseases &acadent 10 t0e
Human System.
The following though from PENNSYLVANIA appointment,
may be equally opportune in Ohio. Mrs. F. remain we'll
LADIES READ THE EVIDENCE.
H TUpBsDear Sir: This is to certify that for ten
years have been afflicted with general debility proapsus
uter and irregularities common to females FOR he as
three grew and not able to attend TO my
household duties being frequently conhned TO he ped
have been attended by ten twelve dlerent phFs
cians who gave relief for the time being only Receiving nc
lasting benefit tried all the patent medicines could near OF
that protested to be infable of my
purpose at last gave them all in despair and re-
solved let disease finish its with me by visiting
try more, and finally consented obtained med
cnes your Bridgwaer about the first OF March as
began gradually to get better and better and now hno
sound and healthy woman which blessing aseroe
to YOUR medicine Should publish this certificate wist
to say one readers. You may with me OF
not, yet of thing certain was sck-as It wa'
thought beyond medical aid used Dr. H. Iuobs meocne
anP Psbnrsh @ nnM Tes Dec o. 1851 cAThAR1NE FISHER
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
Lot for Sale.

TTUATED in the Village of Ravenna containing lot and
y half ground 90 feet front by le0 Deep with lot
thrifty bearing trees the same. j. F. CLACKNER.
Rayenna, March6. 1853. 4Ol-u
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
NEW GOODS! new GOODS!,

A V. HORR is receiving few of Spring and
~ Summer Goods, among which will be found a good
assortment Lawns, Ginghams, Prints, &c. &c.
GOOD GINGHAMS, carrantcd fast coors, at shilling
per gard.
ten shings and up.
Shalersvie, April, 1855 A. V. HoRR
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
4G5-4w

JOSEPH WILCUTT'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has been ap
nointed and qualified as administrator the estate OF
Joseph Wcu late Charlesown, Portage county oho'
deceased JOSEPH WILCUTT, Jr,
o CLarIastown March o. Is53 *3w-4O4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
rEhe Rcyle of the states.

NEW and splendid cook which has been admired
wherever introduced both for beauty of con-
structon perfect of its opperaon for sale at
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
New Millinery.

NeW WHH1Inefys ....
AIRS LEE would respectfully inform the Ladies of Gar
WI rettsville and vicinity, that she is now opening new
shop for Millinery PURPOSES where she intends to keep
staty hand assortment of Ladies' Hats, Caps Trim
ming. &c.
Straw Hats cleaned and pressed in the best and
the shortest possible share of patronage Is solicited
Rooms over the store occupied by r. Lee & Co.
Gar; e.tsyle. March 22d, 1853 405-3W
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
WILLIAM FOX'S ESTA

WILLIAM FOX'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is ey that the subscriber has been ap
noiuted and qualified administrator the estate OF
William Fox late Charestown Portage county Ohio de-
oeaaad ' SAMUEL FOX.
Sbnriasto,.n Atarcb os 1a53 *3w-404