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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14
Terrible Riot at Somerset, Perry
County.


Attwelve o'clock to-day we received the fol-
lowing dispatch from GAINESVILLE. 1t will be seen
that bad state OF affairs exists in that town.
following. We shall await farther news with
painful linterest.-Ohio State Journal.
ZANEsvILLE, Sept 7.-Advces from Somerset,
Perry county, Ohio gives US intelligence of ter
rible riot in that place. The origin we capnot
learn precisely. The Irish laborers on the Rail
road have the fire arms belonging to the county
in their possession. Two persons were killed
and several badly wounded
The Sheriff of Perry county has sent here for
one hundred armed men, and one of our military
companies, the City Guards, under Capt. Graham,
have lust started for the scene of disturb bance-
More trouble is anticipated The life of the tele-
graph operator In said town has been threatened
should he transmit any requests for assistance.
Further Particulars Of the Mob and
Riot at Somerset.
/ A gentleman, just from the scene of action
] furnished the Columbus Fact with the following
particulars of the riot at Somerset:
| al Irishmen annoyed the audience by smoking
pipes. The gentleman whose business was tc
seat visitors, &c, under the canvass, requested
politely that they should desst smoking, as il
| uave ANNOYANCE to some in the audience. In re-
}, ply to this, he received very rough answer, ant
l Immediately mob attacked him, and carried hin
outside of the tent, and it with great Difficult
ty that his life was saved from the vengeance O
. his assailants. This proved signal for gener
al attack - The mob proceeded to the Armory
. which contained two-hundred stand of arms, am
munition, and six pound cannon, of which thel
: possessed Themselves, and renewed the attack
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firing at every one they thought connected with
the exhibition.
One of Mr.. Welch's men, a quiet, inoffensve
man, was found brutally murdered in an alley in
the rear of the tent, having received a gunshot
wound in the abdomen.
One Irishman was found dead in the street.
The mob upset every wagon on the street. For
tunately little boy spiked the big gun with a
round file, which disabled that instrument of
death.
The greatest excitement prevailed, and many
lives may be lost before the mob can be subdued.
The Governor telegraphed the Sheriff to retake
the State arms at all hazards. Captain Graham's
company of one-hundred men, from GAINESVILLE,
and the Lancaster Company, rendered their SER
vices to the citizens of Somerset, and had arrived
when our reporter left
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Habits oftbe Canle When pursued by Bedoun Horsemen.
The extraordinary Arstes comprising the Eicoay Family
will give Exhibition of their Jeux Icriens, moving
platform around the course.
Exercises Of the Manege, in which Mons Francon viii
perform his Dancing Horses, Johnston and Bayard.
Grand Scene ofthe Roman Hippodrome. Three Charots
Two Horses Abreast Driven Ladies animated
for the prizes ofthe Hippodrome.
La Course Greque Of the Turf with six horses,
mile heats, by Six Ladies, in Jockey Costume.
Grand Chariot Racel Two splendid eharto driven -Four
Horses Abreast and flying full speed by Messrs Stout and
Cadwaader sight ofterhc splendor and admiration
before Witnessed
The representation will a surprising address by
up entitled Les Jeux Oympade taken
sport called Numdan Messrs
Stout, Sergeant and Cadwallader.
Animated Exhibition of Field Sports, by Five Partisan La.
dies who will enter in spirited competition for the prise, in
Grand Seeple Chase mounted feet and beautiful cours-
jumping hurdles, fences, etc. s.-s
CameIS and Elephant including the performances OF the
Trained Elephant Amercus by his tutor Mast Leon Arthur
aged 10 years. -, So - -
Turf called the Course des Singers Ridden by Monkes In
Jockey costume.
The entertainment conclude with the
FLIGHT OF LIBERTY HORSES,
Unmounted and gaudily decorated with Flying Streames
after the manner of the Italian Cofso.
IT PAdmissoD 25 eents TO all parts of the Hippodrome.
No half price, Doors u and at Ct O'Clock. PeroR
manees commence at 2 and O'Clock, P. M
PBooks containing illustrated History OF the Gfecan
Hippodrome, together with full Programme of the Perfor-
given in Franconis Colossal Exhibition, may be
Ushers atteneance l2f cents EACH
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A. G. A r D

TO THE PEOPLE OF PORTAGE COUNTY.
II AVING made arrangements wthte firm of H. H. RHYA
Il Co., 5th street Pittsburgh, known of the largest
furniture manufactures in the United States which
furnish all who will favor with their CUSTOM with every
variety of CABINET FURNITURE found in city west of New
York, and at prices as low.
the attention of those wishing purchase,
stock oware consisting in part of choice selection of Sofas
Mahogany spring seat paror and rocking chairs and large
assortment of bottoms from to "a dollars per sett
Marbles Mahogany and Cherry top paror tables Bureaus
stands COTTAGE sofa betsteads
sortment and superior quality of looking glasses at
and quantity picture 2 cents
also assortment of Eastern work from New York
superior quality the genuine long hair and curled hail
mattresses, manufactured in this county.
Coffns kept on hand ofall sizes.
Ware Rooms on Main Street, one door East o.
Halls Book Store, Ravenna. T. G. PHILLIPS. :
Rayenna July l2. 6m-4l9
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Bprflul NutirRs.

MA MUSICAL CoNVENTIoN.-WM. B. BRADBURY
M of New York City, will hold Musical Convention in
s Ravenna, the a6th, 27th and 26th of September
mode of tsaehiug will be the those Con
ventons recently held Cities price
membership has been placed at dollar and fifty
wishing to become members, names
with either of the following gentlemen in Ravenna Twtt
Jackson T. Green P H. Conant S. Herrck, Calvin Prem
Windham, with Mr.. Snow general gathering
from all parts of the countyis expected (427-3w)r
49, BUSINESS NOTICE.-We call the attention O.
our readers to the advertisement ofthe Helvetia &
Lafayette Gold Mining Company in another column. This
appears to be the most successful of Com
panests mills complete and workng-its are
opened, and rich, beyond those of any Of its compeers
their yield steadily increasing they become fully
veloped Judging from the prospects of this Company
should that investment in its stock many better
than making voyage to that land of gold ~
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CINCINNATI, September "a hackman. named
Greene, anu a city watchman, named Bloom,
were held in bonds of $1,000 each, for arresting
and attempting to kidnap free mulatto. named
Watkins. They were conveying the negro in a
carriage last night, and had nearly reached the
river when their progress was arrested by the
mob.
On the application of Kssane and Finday,
Judge Finn to-day ordered charge of venue to
Warren county. The prisoners will be tried at
Lebanon.
Hopes of James C. .HalPs recovery grow
stronger.
The river has risen seven feet altogether.
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NRu1 a6uRrtisfulautg.
PrOcIamation--AnnuaI Election.

HE qualified electors of Portage county, Ohio hereby
notified to meet at the usual places holding Elections
next the hours of six O'Clock A NJ and O'Clock
F. OF that day. for the purpose of eecng Governor
one Lieutenant Governor Judge of the Supreme Court
one Of State Secretary of sate Member
OF the Board OF Public Works, Attorney General,
Commissioner of Common Schools County Commission
two Directors Of the County Inrmary Representa-
tive, one Member of the Board of Equalization County
Treasurer County Surveyor and Prosecuting Aor-
ney and one Senator for the 26th Senatorial District
GRAND AND PETIT JURORS.
Notice is also hereby given Trustees of the
Townships that the following is the apporonment
and number of Jurors which they required
the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
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]Eilr0


At her residence in Roostown 5 nst PARALYSIS
Mrs. MARGARET WITTER, aged SO years.
The deceased had resident place.
three years. in which time she had greatly endeaed herself
the community in which she lived She uniformly
and Jealous consistent christian In her death,
aectionae mother, estimabe friend valuable
ber Of the Methodist E. Church.
Our loss, doubt not, is her gain Com.
At her residence, in Atwater the 3st ult Mrs. PAINE
wife of William j. Pane aged % years She died suddenly
ofan Infamatory disease
My sister, art thou really gone?
Can Earth more thy spirit hold
seraph now before the throne,
Art thou, whose joys ne'er be told?
This truly cannot realize,
And yet trust that thou art best;
For Jesus said, 'tbeyond the skies
With me my servants res'
To rest with Jesus free from sin
To live beneath his radiant smile,
No more to feel one pang within
Nor aught which can the soul defle-
This must be bliss, no human mind,
Imprisoned in its walls of clay,
Can eer conceive comprehend,
And is thine, my sister? Say!
B.
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DRUGS, 1888. |

a -,
"A Dyes, Groceries, Brushes, &c.
AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR. %
Ravenna, June 1883 1. SWIFT.
800 sal soda; 100 putty in badders; 25 kegs zinc
paint in o polishing putty marble; bottles chloride
lime; bronze, gold leaf, &c.
SPONGE great variety; Irvine, linen and cotton; bottle
wax; scorkscrews; corks ofevery description
Bstering tissue; Seidltz's powders
EXTRACT of cammome, acone, q1assa, rhubarb, hops,
syrup iodine iron phosphate me pure cod
o Chord zinc; morars wedgewood procelain;
trusses; syringes, glass and metal thermometers.
FLAvoRINe EXTRACTS Mace, nutmegs, musard powdered
cinnamon, cloves, alspice and pepper.
so tea coffee, black cocoa chocolate, rce farina
starch raisins, crushed and grained sugar.
ROSE PINK paris chrome prussian bue fig
blue, ultra marine, emery, smalts, sand paper
Bird seeds, fish bone &c. ..-H--
hair restorative; Kathairon; Phaons invigo
rator Trcopherous; hair tonic, hair dyes, oils perumey
fancy soaps, &c.
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BROWNSVILLE, September 9.-The house of
VIM. DEGREES, at Perryopolis, ten miles from this
place, entered by robbers last night, his wife
murdered and himself so badly wounded as to
leave but little hope of his recovery, and the
house plundered and burned with his wife,
There is no clue to the discovery of the perpe-
traitors.
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NIAGARA FALLS, Sep

NIAGARA FALLS, Sept. 8.
Shortly after eight O'Clock this morning what
was left of Table Rock fell with tremendous
crash. The projecting rock is now all gone
No one is supposed to have been under at the
time.
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THE GREAT TENT

THE GREAT TENT
ofthe Hippodrome Area of TrO .Aeres. Thess
ample dimensions Calculated accommodate nearly 10000
people, alone attract and vet admiraon but
when the enclosure filed with Spectators
ed amphtheatrical order around the ay ared
and with animated faces, it is impossible to imagine
imposing spectacle, to describe the effect Of the d
presented by such regular arranged multitude, upon
accustomed spectator.
The Hppodrome will enter town at 10 O'Clock A. M,
GauPS EIean Band ~ -
in splendid uniforms win precede grand process
the entire Magnificent and Gorgeous Paapherala of
the Establishment embracing fac-similies of the ancient
ROMAN AND GRREK CHARIoTs,
Famed in the history of those vehicles o.
Emperors and Conquerors drawn by full booded and trained
eoursers, driven by .r-a,s'.
..t BEAUTIFUL FEMALES,
er the style of the Numidan Gadiaors formed tho
principal attraction in the ancient Hppodrome followed bY
the entire Troupe and Stud in full Cosnme with tho Ele
plants, Camels, Ostriches, Deer, Carriages, 60.
~ The following Brilliant Novelties ebracedin tha
Programme Of Exercises: 's+ p F -ts.s ~ & KY
The entertainment of the Hippodrome win with,
Carthage; in which the entire stock OF Horses Ee
plants, Camels Deer Ostches Chariots Cars together In
grand Equestrian Corps enmasse, viii be displayed In
| grand of action.
astonishing daring exhibition lofty equibriums
and La Perche Equpose by Messs Stout and Fisher
pole 30 feet high carried by and mounted by the oheft
considered the most wonderful Fete Of Balancing viii
messed.
Condemned Gladiaorsl Thrilling Illustration ofs
| Arena.
The osrches of the Desert, hunted By mounted Asbs
lufl speed.
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Scs,ooa aCo,nmissiOmer.

Mr. Barney our democratic candidate for School
Commissioners, has been charged in some of the
Wing papers, with having practsed "duplicity'' .
at the DAYTON Convention of Teachers, and with
having made certain s'pledges" in favor of Mr..
Andrews
Now we happen to knowsthat this charge is en-
tirelv without foundation in fact, and that Mr.. Bar
sney has been in no way instrumental in procuring
the nomination of Mr.. Andrews; but on the con-
trary, though strongly solicited, not only declined
10 accent a nomination himself from that Conven-
ton, but refused to favor sanction the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Andrews, on the ground that he "dis-
approved their whole policy, and therefore could
take no part in the matter"
- Yet as regards Mr.. Andrews, and his qualifica-
tions for the Office of Commissioner, Mr.. Barney
has never spoken otherwise than in terms of re-
spect, nor does he entertain the least unkind feel
Ing towards him.
But in every instance, when presented with the
"Crcnlarsn got up by the teachers Tor the purpose
4 Of favoring the aspirations of Mr. Andrews, Mr..
Barney has declined to sign them, solicit others
to sign them, believing that the teachers,
class, ought not to to teach the people, as
to the political action they should take in filling
high public stations with men of their own choice
But SO determined were the teachers at the
DAYTON Convention that MFR. Barney should COM
NIT himself for Andrews, that they insisted en-
his Introducing the resolutions which they, had
concocted in favor of Andrews and failing in this,
they insisted that he should permit them to place
his name the list of the Committee to draft and
publish an Address to the people, urging the cleo
ton of Andrews. But all would not do. Mr..
Barney stood firm in his own views of policy, and
declared that in his opinion the Convention in at
tempting to dictate nominations ofsthis character
to the people of the State. transcribed their ap-
propriate duties. These are the true facts in all
this matter, and now, If the Wings can get up any
sympathy for Mr.. Andrews on account of the high
minded course pursued by Mr.. Barney at the Day
ton Convention, we say, let them have the bene-
fit of it.-CI. Pl. Deal.
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Edward EH. Conin's Eitate.

Edward HI. CO1ffn's Eitate.
NOTICE hereby given that the subscribers been
~ pointed and qualified Adm Illustrators
Edward H Coffin late of Ravenna Portage county, Ohio
ceased Dated atRavenna this 25h day August A d. 1853
LYDIA l.. COFFIN,
l3EF-426*] JOSEPH LOOMS.
SHEET MUSIC.-A assortment for the Piano. just re-
NJ e11ved by B. LITTLE.
EERN LEAVES-A new supply of Fern Leaves from Fam
A ny's portfolio, aug %. b. LITTLE,
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STOVES. STOVES!

m suDseFRe reeeEng and are to
to this market. Among them are the following Kinds:
cooK1Ne sTovEs-Empire State 3 sizes; Westerns Premi-
mia air tight; True American air tight.
r o eo the I ro nt s0ves oo4
principle and altogether ohe netst
shop to look at it. Also the Wavery, Box stoves Coal
Cylinder franklin and others have not to
der n B@A kinds Of fJobbng, Fave Troughs, spouting
Ravenna, Sept. s, ls5s. BEcKLEY & RAwsoN
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned duly
~ appointed and qualified administrator the estate OF
Ravenna Sept. 5, 1853. (s-427) HENRY H. STEVENS.
Henry Rhodes Estate.
pointed on ns hs
Henry Rhodes late of Hiram Portage county, Ohio deceased
' 5~s4a3 "' 'n' s o. 'Sp'ScGGffSsT cGfSToN YoGNe
Wanted TmmeaIi:Pteiy.
THREE FIRST RATE BOOT MAKERS, will steady
RT 4RSn sl e. ass Splendid article 5t t1s
T. and for sale at aug29 C&J. c. PRENrrss'.
Sealed Proposals
be sc nG o qF Fpa the 18th Of S next
ON a1F Village Nn0 OF
[aw-4as; Attest: A. 3. GRIFFfN township Clerk
Attachment Notice.
was is areGy @ Day b ha stnGy at an
the Peace of the township Of Hiram within and county
osts of Aired Empy DEBTOR 0F'o''S AM
! Hiram, Aug. 49, 1852. [3426s] BENJAMIN COOPER.
| Take Notice.
WHEREAS my wife, Mary Warner, has left my bed ant
w board without just proycation, this eau
persons against trusting her my account will
pay debts of her contracting. HENRY WARNER.
Randolph, August Goth, 1853 [*3w-426]
New Firm.
TINE subscribers have this day entered into
purpose Of carrying on the Stove, Copper Tin
Sheet Iron and Brass Foundry business at the old
s. Rawson and also the store formerly occupied by c. Pit
kin. We hope by keeping good assortment of
close attention to business to merit liberal share Of
! age. A. w BECkLEY.
Ravenna, Aug. Il, 1853. E425l 8. RAWEOE,
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MurrifA,

In Streetsborough, the 5th, ns by Alvin Wood Esq
Mr.. CAD W. ROOT, and Miss CLARA GEE, both of Streets
borough.
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LANE & FOSTERS

Furniture and Chair WaRe-ROOm.
NE and chairs offered in
l. Ravenna, can be had at the well known
SHOP OF G. LANE, IL CO.
The subscribers have
extensively and prepared to furnish customers
Furniture the and latest styles. We have
hand splendid assortment of EASTERN WORK. such
Sofas Lounges Mahogany spring seat Parlor and Rocking
chairs Cane seat chairs, Mahogany and Marbetop
Gard and Center also manufacture Mahogany
$50; French, cottage and sofa
dining abes aud fancy wash stands candle
dressing tables &C. We also make to order, book
cases. writing tables and office furniture of all kinds
All wishing good article OF Furniture, VIII do
well to give us work. before purchas
Bring along best judges for work
will bear Inspection All work warranted.
Turning of all descriptions done to order short tce
Cofins, of all Sizes kept on hand
Ware-Roon, up Stairs, one door East OF Ctark'S
Ravenna, July 18th, 1853. 42OH LANE & FOSTER.
Medical Notice.
B. MORT NJ. D.
PhySo Patltic Physician and Surgeon.
R MORTON, having located himself in Ravenna, profers
~ his services to all who wish apply to him for Med
AID.
His system curing ucious admnistra
remedies selected from the wild forests of
nature cultivated garden together with the Hydro
their operatons restorative in their medicinal virtues, and
their chemical properties than all the forms of
disease that human flesh heir to- 1t is from experience OF
Physicians and twenty experience OF
all forms of Diseases that can be found in both east
State that he has derived his skill in the treat
all their various forms both acute and chron
ic Call and ADVICE FREE Prompt attention paid to
all under his treatment.
Office on street, Jas. Twitt & Co.'S Hat Store
opposite the Prentiss House. Boards at said House,
A. Cuftiss Cincina; Prof Courtney
do Prof. Morrow, do; Dr. W. Beach, New York; Prof. G.
ner, Maine Ala
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go the Fass,IonaE,ae

RE7n A. BOUCHE has removed his Boot Shoe Shop,
NN to stand opposite the Prentiss House, where
" continue the Manufacturing of all sty les of Boots and
Shoes and would solicit share ofpubc patronage He
confident that from his long experience in business
able give full to all who be pleased pat
roniZe him. Gentlemen's French Calf,
Boots Opera patent leather Tongue Boot peged
and many other fashions too numerous to mention He
tends to conne himself principally to the manufacture
GaRtlemen's Ware.
Repairing done in good order and short notice Partcu
lar attention pa i'd to cash Customers. A. BOUCHE.
Ravenna, August %, 1853. 4o4-3m
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q It is reported that Old Habeas Corpus is at
work on legal treatise soon to be published en-
titled, g Viliainy Made Easy Star.
Ample material for the illustration of such
work might be gathered from the life and charac-
ter OF certain briefess barrister and Free Soil
editor no a thousand miles off,
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o. Coon HrT.-A certain Whig sheet says:
t.The Maine Law men need expect no aid from
the Locofocos, they never have allowed their par
sty to aid in temperance reform.
To which the Ohio State Democrat replies:
THE Democratic party have neveryet Knocked
out the heads ofwhskey and hard cider barrels,
and gave the people gourds and tin cups to swill
with until they were drunk, and then patch ''log
cabin'' badge on their breast and coon skin on
their back, and ask them to vote for ''Tppeca-
noe and Tyler too, without why or wherefore" !"
to pay for their liquor and ornaments Can some
of our jealous Maine Law Wings say as much?''
FRANKLra HoUsE.--This establishment has re-
Gently been reftted and furnished and is now
one of the best hotels in Ohio 1t is provided
for by the Messrs. PATRICK s& SON, who need no
recommendation where they are acquainted. If
you should tgo to Cleveland give the Franklin a
call, and get acquainted with CHARLEY, he is de-
.cidey, ssome."
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CITY WARE-ROOMS.

Nero and Splendid Enterprize-- Furniture ArTtvedl
GRIFFIN 81 BOSTWlCK now establishing the Furni.
" business extensive scale, In Ravenna Our
furniture selected from ofhe best manufacturing ea
adjustments in New York City.
This business has long been neglected in kavenna, ana
people wished furnish their parlors ana rooms
burgh purchase The increase OF popuauon ana wea
calls for better and fshonabe furniture, and we are
prepared crafty the improved taste OF people, ana
save them the additional expense going to the cies
opening q splendid ware-room in the sneW
brick bock'' when finished. At present the work will bS
FOUND AT A. B. GRIFFINs OLD STAND,
opposite the Uniyersallst Church. 3
Please call yourselves. The following Is
list part stock - Sofas Quartette abes, -
Marble top tables, Centre and Card tables 2 large
Mahogany Rock dozen Mahogany chairs, splendd score
lounges bureaus seat ehars &C., In TACT as
WARE including variety OF LoonIre
GLASSES MATTRESSES. Hnedey's Bed Bottom, can't be
beat Collins, hand rs usual. =. go, -
WANrED-A first rate article OF seaConsd Black Valiant
lumber An extra price will be paid
Ravenna, July 12, 1858. 6m4l9 cRirrIN q bosrwlck
Just Received thissDay 10y Express.
CHOICE LOT Clothing, which will be sold cheap
"A or than you ucau possibly make them up, at
ads 49,. SoMERVILLE'es
424 Nearly opposite the Bank.
TlRACTICAL HATTERs--The Fail style OF Hae for ieSA
VIII be issued from the Factory ahe I'd day OF kugua
The style is medium brim wide band and boil crown.
book is open for those who want o. Beeeote
ply in two weeks as for them al he or that tine
Price $3.50. July l9, JAs. WITT g Gos..
~ LBS. POWDERED GUM ARABIC, received oI
~ August 1853. 4 SWIyn..
i and wear something fashonaole. -.
LBS Sulphurfe acid; 100 Rs. Mnratic acid; 100 be
lou solution tin; just recd as june ..-... SWIFT.
NY PHYSICIANS wishing to purchase apparates oq1y
Sinsd SSE pp'ns' Punr:Sg % aaa !. bss SSsE.
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For duties of Trustees in this case regulate
the election of State and County Ocers' passed NAV g.
1855 Vol L. General Laws, 1859; also, 49, the
March IA, 1853 = F
Der, 1853. JAMES WOODARD S6.r;F