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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21
EThe State Fair opened yesterday at Dayton
and will continue four davs. ~@ @

TRUMBULL COUNTY FA1R.-The Annual Fair
of the Trumbull County Agricultural Society was
held at Warren on Wednesday and Thursday
last. A number of people from the county were
present. We are told that it was one of the lar
gest and best County Fairs ever held in the State
about 5000 people being present, and the exhibi-
ton of stock very extensive. What excited as
much as any part of performances and called out
as many spectators, was the riding and driving by
the ladies. hrs s.G"..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21
0EF The Forest city, of Saturday morning last,

0IF The Forest City, of Saturday morning last,
contains the following: !.
0SF We were favored by call yesterday from
N. L. Jeffries, Editor of the Portage S,ntinel. Ha
reports things stirring in the interior, and thinkS
the Peoples Ticket in Portage, will run the old
line Democrats pretty tight race. He is taber-
naced at the Franklin. e
The above is lie made out of whole cloth. Mr.
JEFFRIEs thinks no such thing and said no such
thing. Seeingthe statement in the Forest City,
he promptly denied it in the Plain Dealer ON the
same day. .fr
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

ANDREW JOHNSON OF TENNESSEE. New
York Sunday Atlas relates the following particu-
lars of the gentleman who had just been elect ed
Governor Of Tennessee:
|sMr. johnson has been many years member
of the United States House of Representatives
and, as SUCH has somewhat distinguished himself
by the avowal of the most ultra democratic doc
trnes. He is tailor by trade, and for many years
was confined to the shop board. A friend of ours
inform us, that many years ago, Mr. Johnson, then
a member of the Legislature of Tennessee, seated
pair of very venerable pantaloons, and charged
for the job-includng the loan of pair of breech-
es to be worn whilst the valitudenarian pair were
in process of amendment only fifty cents-the
exact sum that was charged for putting patch on
he"unmentionables'' Of our friend, Elk Governor
Marcy, now Secretary of State. Mr.. Johnson, it
is stated In one Of the Tennessee papers. was up
wards of one and twenty years old, before he knew
how to read orfwrite. He was then taught by his
wife to understand and appreciate the advantages
of education. He became diligent student
worked hard-fared hard, and rendered himself
one ofthe beloved ones of the people," #-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

The New DIPLOMATIC CosTUME.-The follow
ing paragraph in letter of the Paris correspon-
dent Of the London Times, giving an account of a
recent Imperial levee. should send thrill pride
through every American breast:
"Among the Corps was, of course, Mr.. Sand
ford, the Charge d'Affaires of the United States,
who, in compliance with the recent instructions of
the American Secretary of State, appeared in the
simple dress of an American citizen. This unas-
suming costume, which presented a striking con-
trast with the glitter of embroidery and the blaze
ofstars and crosses around, caused much sensation
and is topic Of conversation in all the political
the grand chamberlain Is department that he should
appear. This ID, Il believe, the first occasion that
theinstructions ofthe American government have
been carried out as they were this day, faithfully
to the letter by Mr.. Sanford"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

FiRE-Loss OF L1FE.-Our citizens, on Sun
day last about four o'clock in the afternoon, were
alarmed by the cry Of fire. The stable of Mr..
HARRAuGH was all in flames when we arrived on
the ground, which was soon after the fire had been
discovered. The fire company permitted the
building to burn as the fire had advanced too far
to save it, when they arrived, and directed all
their energies to save the surrounding buildings.
TheiFyigilance kept the fire confined to the sta
BILE, which was. entirely destroyed, together with
quantity of hay, and other articles which it con-
tanned. .es,4 e{HF1 # a.ss5sfsJ
After the FIRE had considerably abated, an in
dividual, in raking among the burning embers,
discovered the dead body of a child, which proved
to be the remains of son of Mr.. BENczErr
THOMPSON, aged some eight or nine years. The
body was burnt to crisp-the legs were burnt
of at the knees, the arms at the elbows, and the
bowels of the child protruded. 1t was truly sad
and melancholy sight, and showed that the suffer
ings of the little fellow must have been intense.
The remains Of the child were buried the same
evening, and followed to the grave by a large
concodrses Of our citizens, who sincerely sympa-
thise with the afflicted parents, and relations of
the deceased in their sad and unexpected bereave-
ment- 49, fss14 -. - - -
The FIRE il supposed TO have been caused by
the child that was burnt and younger brother
tits asceftaihed that they were together in the
mowaof the stable with friction Matches. &C.
The younger brother escaped after the fire COM
menced but said nothing Of the matter until after
the burnt body was discovered. - Ohio Patriot.
II Al { (,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21
For the Portage Sentinel.

-"--"-"- FOT Ehe FOfLABc oenIInoI'
Mr.. EDIToR:-Sir: understand that very ma
ny persons have been misled. by the Ohio Star
in regard to the power the President of the Senate
has in the passage of law. Iioply desire to dis
abuse the public mind by stating that, in no case
has the Lieutenant Governor the power to cast a
vote upon the passage of a bill.
Yours, RANSOM A. 1rlLLETTs
Sept 81, 1853.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21
Premiums for the Ladies.

A subscription has been raised by the gentle
men here, for the purpose of procuring some
splendid prizes to be awarded to the ladies for the
best exhibition of horsemanship at the coming
County Fair. This Will add new interest to the
exhibition, and we expect to see goodly num-
Der of competitors.
The following are the premiums and the award
ing committee. .,rg
Best Rider ...s .as 6 Gold Watch
I'd best do e- ..as..as g Bracelet
Sd best do ~ = IL .azs Aof" Broa ch
Awarding Committee-Messrs.G Gen. d. MeIn-
tosh, R. J. Thompson, w. d. Rowell. Austin
Collins, w. K Witter H. L. Day, Mrs. Doct.
Caine, Mrs. III. Y Beebe Mrs D. Mcintosh, Mrs.
F.. Spalding, Mrs. Theodore Clark.
No Premium will be awarded to any Rider un-
less she be a Resident of the county.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

OE5F Hon. R. J. ATKINSON has been renominat-
ed by the Democracy of Carroll and Stark coun-
ties as their candidate for Senator. Mr.. A., was
a member of the late Senate, and was one of its
most intelligent, active and efficient members. or
course the Democracy of that District will give
him good round majority. They should do il.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

FREE Soil CANDIDATE FOR LIEUT.. Governor.
The Free Soil State Central Committee have
announced the name of GooDcIL BUcK1KGHAM.
Esq, of Zanesville, as the candidate of that party
for Lieutenant Governor
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

SALE OF SHEEP.-Mr. Tully Hine, of Shalers-
vile in this county, sold at the Trumbull County
Fair, on the 18th, half blood French Merino
lamb eleven months old, for $lOo, also, lamb
three months old for $50, the former to Austin
Gee & Benin Meacham, of Kinsman, ,and the lat
ter to T. Bradley, ofJohnson. He offered
$4oo for buck which he purchased year ago
last March. That is what comes of having good
blooded stock.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

0F An accident occurred at the County Fair,
at Cleveland on Friday, by the giving way of the
staging where the speech was delivered, during
the reading of the awards, precipitatng large
number who were on it, to the ground, number
of whom were considerably injured, some seri-
Ousv ......-.. --a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21
District and County Ticket.

Senator,
GEORGE LILLE, of Northfeld.
Board of Equalization,
OTIS REED, of Rootstown.
Representative,
LEVERETT w. COCHRAN, of Aurora.
~ Commissioner,
DAVID K. WHEELER, of Randolp ph.
- TraasuraT,
CHARLES GREEN, of Ravenna.
~. Prosecuting Attorney,
SAMUEL STRAWDER, of Ravenna.
B. r. Surveyor. .
3, SAMUEL D. HARRIS, of Ravenna.
Directors of County Infrmary,
SILAS III. ELDRIDGE, of Shalersville.
ERASTUS CARTER, JR., of Ravenna.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

FRANcoNI's HIPPoDRoME.-This mammoth ex-
hibition will be in town week from to-day. 1t
is said to be of the largest travelling exhibi-
tions in the world OF course there will be large
crowd out to wtLess the performances.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

E Gen. SHIELDS is lying dangerously i'll at
Sparta, ILL., His mind, at times, is quite deraDged.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

MUSICAL CONVENTIONAL grand Musical Con-
vention will be held in Ravenna, on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, next. VIM. D. Brad
BURY, of New York, will be present and take
charge of the exercises. general turnout is
expected
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21
THE PORTAGE SENTINEL
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WEDNESDAY. SEPT. IL, 1853.

Democratic State Ticket for 1853.
For Governor,
MEDILL
of Fairfield County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
= JAMES MYERS,
of Lucas County. .-..
For Supreme Judge. r.
IS THOMAS w. BARTLEY,
of Richland County.
81 For Treasurer of State,
JOHN G.. BRESL1N,
Of Seneca County.
~. For Secretary of State,
WILLIAM TREVlTT,
of Franklin County.
For Member of the Board of Public Works.
WAYNE GRISWOLD,
II Of Pichaaoay County. :
For Attorney General,
GEORGE w. McCO0K,
Of Jefferson County.
For School Commissioner,
HENRY II. BARNEY,
Of Hamilton County.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

HATs!-Tw1Tr & Co., have received and are
now receiving direct from New York, splendid
assortment of Hats Caps, Furs, &C., cheap for
cash. Call in and look at them.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-21

Or The Cholera has again made its appear.
ance atCumberland, MJ., % deaths having occur
red in five days from the disease. iS5 =
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-30
Ir :. rxcrrp,SoL, Difficult, for Nh inai-

sidual % establish rain 10 be considered gentle
man Il he dues not wear the dress which is usually
considered Appropriate Tie profession A. there
msas persons WIN are dcsraus Of appearing well
dressed, yef their pccHniary circumstances such
that they oannut afford 10 pay the prizes demanded by
establishment we take pleasure ih recommend
ing to their attention the Union Hall CioIing Ware
house, situated The 81 Fulton and Nassau
streets, New YORK. Of which Mr. J. scuorE Is tio
petintcndont Hero every variety of cipthins, both
ready -insdo and made TO measure be purehsred
every eirmrni which v obtained this establishment
beng q ir.,ratc quality, and sold at the very lowest
possible pficp.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-30

flsUeNSL az issT ii~ lret.
naaf yasasd. ilte Hean v HrAap
d. s.r,. eiaa ihai BE- sem na 80.
i,on 81 eos in.aicsss,ossT "a &C. aaoaft,
60 5isile iAe ssheal naaty, BE- saae.H
b ilr kamao Ca'hailes HE Cos.
rnfncia Is "a iu iss eoune," safs She
.hmrsoL ptiai0ns ~ un HaHailea u
ibs aaaai.n mss have bean well and
aoag. ia ilHrc is no' shslou II hote
fsf iaeif sworess "a, present We re-
foscc il,e Josrapi liss learned aonciiia..
and has ibr irapkncss 90 coYiess ihe
irufh.
Agsoas ih- Patrnf. fersutiy lssued We
ns.iso eAs g. Assss Woaisos, Of Splng
Fed w.. Gs Improvements iu sag nalis SOC
dressing clugh
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Especial Notice,

AZ the undersigned has rcilnqu~lcd al connection
with The Herald, and has disposcd IT all nien-i "a tho
same il hcconies Necessary that lie Enclosed business
u the "hro tof the pat ten yoars should be mmedl
atrly settled.
II Is ~ he hoped that all in far The Herald
a. the Ist January, o. wlia fGf advertising, &e,
viii make Immediate payment, that this end may be
accomplished.
Administrators al Estates and others indebted pt
the advertising 81 Probate notices. NAV, when more
convenient, make payment To- Hon. Warner, Judge
If ftbate, fr the Taghavcn district, 70 H. Hall,
Esl. Register Of Probate ior the Rutland district
G~H. BEAMAN.
Eutlaud Ian 70 issl
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pIEI,

o. iyindzs. "a o. 2sgh lasL NssF Ets1lts, in-
flni a. rihsf "a So .. -a1iasa.
a. Wlsastf fiar irlh iHst, Ma a arHtf nih =
Nj "a "a. .asia, zfsa ~ year
o. fFftftrf.a q, as AZ Ifh insf Or $40 fe4irsfs
81 q r. AAas lsfris, Ms IsHrfs DtfI-. rfoaea H'n
Al HEHf.litf aHd Isfy 2. fsiis, ~ llsniaua, sea
81 ff1rs 400 pr D. alsfis.
O. Eansaa ar ~ s3e issi-, Nis s.tt r.ssasr.
sfef NJ sears lts ar1 go orc faf caft a. enf
sslt'if .s-ff,HalF- r. itrl.
b. stiusHsaa aa ~ eaIt .asf-. FrD sslesri1, ~
Astr.ts f4aMatt. safe sssis ftsfh
80 fftEsta bsf A+sH qsHs uuetH % HfsrlHi
r0ltt 49, % isirr frr F'esart Al CO. araraias q
DO -1sff Pc rH.tfa ftlit 80 tfff flis. fHa 80 tf
i,h ss- A. sr..ila itls o. fsrrrs. 90
trfrl lifs ltaelss ~ ts|f.r. tf fsrA.it sslt ts
l.'t af fHna see -. afealsf uars g. rfaaat go
-ssla3 lar.r irfis fass sptesas go lii aas'sf
auss - 80 nas seyast-s4 sllr-F 49,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-30
HERE Is YOUR REMEDY.

y u7tHHfsHfu
~ the wonderful cures performed by the traInp and
Pain Killer prepared by Cuuiss a Perkins. IT. equal
has never been known Tor relieving pain in all
For the cure Of SPINAL complaints, ofamp ia the limbs
and sioniarh, feunssni IN ali is forms, bilious rhd
h. burns, throat, gravel, r, II j. decidedly The
hep remedy "a Tie word. For panicaTssc circulars
10 the hands 81 asents, to he rra,aitonsly distributed
y, u. Ne snfr % call lot Carries A. Perkins tramp
United states.
AGEATs FOR THE ABOVE MEDICINES -
Chas. nnn Sn, J5aos Porter, Rutland Lsrnmb
A Osgeod, Center kHiiand j. I. Gilman, West Rnt,
land 4. J. spTague, Weyhridpe a. simonds Fitts-
ford Geo. :. Allen, = Wsilinsnrd James GURUS,
nerseii u. q. iApasm, DANNY clsrk a LsngdoB,
West POul,ney q. L. Case, Hrandnn Root 4 Tom.
inson, casslcton, Calm 4 Wrsh, orwell Rand
Maiifigfntd. sg-iy
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-30
Myers Extract of Rock Rose.
NV TFI0'TI1 TFTII8TT y ~
Serofuious inflammation OF the
.Inatat


My son fhaFies has brsn shiirtei with iahsmmH-
tin Of the hp IHint. Al lir age oi I've be mt
auackst, inHsinniatipn incFrargd until the hip
ven hadiy diseastd, and no joint Seriously affected
hs Jog, sIsN ~ that u W1s impossible ~ taght
"a pf'ir-ssf Il sHfFrD gave II - ID. deridfd
oaaian that The LEG ssauld heat. and that the
s"uhg faan Nsad never 0alk as,in. The disease Ia
rrasod ~ fll4iy flsi 81 and hali years he uii-
y wakes ~lth tfnirh, aud the ch ~ caefe,rs
The hnih were aitsnded with great pam - thai he
e1sid nH sir"it u asrhra hss,s Nttsatia sis tat
- hts niths DID MT baNs TAI higiiiis resi.--
lie had hoen treated - disuHearhed inraffsi ffsrti
ttinuf- by ierfiag, biiftrrifa Sc had also been
brfatp To Medical Giatque q Yale caiisrr The
remedies ibey recommended faithfully sre
hni v th0ssi avail. Tue has disease and dread
isi rnuatiiasH eirhicen tnuths since nhcn h. "a
need 50 IakiHe Nssr.i Rod Ea.s, one bDitn 2ss
bat psfty taken when X rsufh tciisf, rauiinr
ias nHs shrpe bstsirs had bern tskes, 81 hea sare
aas eaifsiy rinfsefed, and nnw b. - IA esesiitpf
hesifh. This y the testimony a. aud ran be etfsso
rzicd b, addressing, Ma CATHERINE hcgii.l.4
- Wallace a. Nfw HsFra, O.
ns h. fily suhrssEiiaied By hundFras a tnsss
e., ~ scafe1sinf lire . Rev. ". ". bsiaea,
Aco HaFrn, -
blp-rhs Knrk Rafs is 60 ssls b. & Rgsg sos,
hafiaRi ias,aNs GsesGu, cosicf iiaiiaIid ans
deairfs ia medicines even "a htrr.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-30

CoNsCNrf3as cvefy hadY knuns Is haiicunR do
ease. h eauunenp0s and progresses nsidnuiisiy,
tbsi bef1fe one is aware u IT, the lungs OF
alesrs, then sudden exposure change irum heat Ia
cold, produces tasausafiaH and IN te~ days nT
Weeks 10 said, he so died Vi hasiy Consumption.
For all irolhcd vith cenrh 81 lung complaint, We
M0ala tfieT 70 i1e Advertisement on the ontdn ~ this
paper ~ iudsUns 'hefuicsl Ettraot ~ "t'nefry and
as iui disease.
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siAitftIf.

A. haiiste fpa- y. y, 20 me Gid inss.. rs R-s.
rtssid, a. e. y d. rsis, a iisiisisa i,a, sze Hiss
Arafsrt D Alttsnaar, q Ffariapnrts A. 4
So Nafvleh. HH soc fH'h ia-f b. Gff. o. o. Eilef-
slH, ~ c4tsts "a, rfrsgns asd Aia Araspt
1ailti has q g.
o. Eta AnAsiau, rar 1874 ,nsl. - Hos Fssu.
ai s Nstiagh, 80 uasar a. natat1 slf Nts
Hsssfaa u. Cas-, ttt - A.
81 Nsadon, 1ht iust. y Fru Es-ln, -. NJ
passFF a kiff, 81 NraaaH Hna hlfs AS q
H. scHAtu, q rlirftsafHe.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-30

s.f fIa Is. fiss'tf fsi
ItaH -Hs fHHt e.t.la.ffa Pea nhlfe p.
f.a H.p H.aHH flas 81 a 10 fil ~
itia fIaas 10 t.ff.. alarff 4 1etg D. % eiHi
aH 't HfHHs if t' q D. saw f'fr hl.4
$50. Hrr O. fagf fI,trl nalr it1u 20 hefi
q 81 EaH. tts taf ~ tsa NNth' tna
rer rii te tH1t y ifH iHtnif ]
af HHf Uf fArr uiN y w4vefirf
o. fsi 0a la ac rs uaft fafi'ir nsHiifit - 'lsf
a.t tetsr'et 40 frastptulf ursrsatatn ~
tstt4l nfnft Cpfrrs aets 80 clfeis a. metv
su rtraasata sur ts vi.tAe ts,'s 'atsri - frusi
ssffAf.
n Ra.fisi trfsitta w is'e-i raut AMI Nf's Neft
fteofs ai Fasflss, ,,hfh ere very rlesant, We hss
t4AfH gross faifs 81 ~ ~ uif 81 iH tlwrr, rfhrg
rss~fHlf saf ui. q Fr1iei uth rN t1r rtqas4
eas s. ihi l.He.s. uiales ae estnfed tttt tan
D. ufft 81 rsl fi De- 81 cry athef rittlisfufeft
o. o. Sd ~ CtH Sea 20, saa val r'asinsr isln
lL.rtt.s 90 NHFaHr
r. H-yt staft q FHmu4' % sihe sHii ceppittr
ped f.aaa.sr ttrf aftafs HAefta httr, ANa eann,i
na 9, sti ho 60 lahf ~ sn'cN ......
rlitaa. sFUi, isSA isS~
Rrgs-sNDs CgUl9.Npf.V ri-ztK Rp-ab co.
rI'nE eiatlf b,f. u nls rrrtsttfn atr hrrie
1 ra1.fHf fsat u.eoiipr t.e tlrriian u 1--WE
tit.l.fta " ha fsl Hf Uf tffr SO o. hri0Iai Pa
Ehhsha. tr "Wednesday, MAY liih a ~ QcinfA a. q.
~. b. G.. osEs.
rk.saHs anffTs0N,
LOCKWOOD ftrtatr, Cnefslsfln7as1,
5ARS .. rtes,
ttFuFR rtslrts
nNtiHnt. trfii ~, l..At fia'iN
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n NENWVNI.--Mra, WlNaI0Wt al tkpNI'H,'I
" aud femao Ply sician. has Soothing SgTaP
tor children tcotae Il rteaty facilitates the pfueess
ct trriline iN sftrniag the eums-w ailay al Tnin
sisn ntiian, and a. regulate toe bowels
aud frilei and health ~ your infants. Never has Il
filled timely useacriectly saic u be- administered
n Vory feeble inisnt=. rricc - ceRis bottle.
y. u. Hs 90 call ct Mrs. Ninslpw's Saotliag
Syrup, and attend 10 your child Is suffering
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-30

no means confined - the departments OF PaintiRr,
sculpture sad arcliIecinre, hut hud equally great o.
paitnaitos Gr doyelni meat in wqgks destined rniil-
ity a. we'll a. trnsmenI. Tie Truth If this assertion
can be readily verified by a Wit 10 kNor 4 JAAEs'
csiahl nehi corner a. Broadway md Spring streets,
New N"rs, aDd a-Pertine their 81 n, sVle ut Hats
wh-h f.T ighiaess, excellence Of fabric and manu-
faetarc, and exquisite beauty Of shape, rival II ibpy
do rot exceed, all previous olFts of the artists, tot
they arc rn,inonuy deserving ~ such an appeaton.
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Masonic Notice.

\ n /VMe fssala, meetings Of Central Lodge
NJ Hotel, on tho frsf JhHrsdag ~ each month, at
O'Clock ?. ". Az Free Masons in good
standing are respectfully requested Ia attend.
l2-ly HENRY HOLDEN, Sec.
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c. BURT & son.
Al fHE
NEW UNION ETORE-

HE now prepared 20 eahibit 10 the
a! public, Tie iiinst splendid siGck - Gnuis over
odered igr sale In Ibis city They sell Gnceuos DIV
Goods, Hardware and Gallery, stsinnery, Boots aud
nhees, Since kit asd Finding, Drug and MedieiRes
Iaier Medicines, rir, ote- Their stock j. entirely
ifrsh sndnew AID those purchasing ~ Will avoid
me anger oi icing imposed upon with old and tatn-
een e'1Ht-' y heiha tact 40 well established, that
teiI prices ar goods " sgaai gafi,y, ore foarr aa
aHE othee, tii,y deem ! unnecessary TO eay more On
MS point. Anetloiking through The market please
call au them
RRliaud, Apfil p, 1853
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something Nov and Nice.

NniU- i.lrass rail aud .fn tilr PATENT SELF
l iE tTiNG SMOOTHING NOS, o new aud
cfsrrfn4 aru abre secured CENTS worth 81
dly rhsic isl brtss srfictit firi fr whole d11fs
rauattHi norinr HsrI wri fai g 30 ~ ri.vr " ~
answer ir ssme puUnsr 1aiit srd iisNer' lrnnt
eon. tutt-l rpin the fanpr pTinrirlr, 1he-c Irons
nrrl hHt g. %. kuuwp o. pes fae uniVrf ~, used.
f.1fa ht tic sei.rrhrf Tee AHtAcff.ef 3 IN
R4f'asd ClH~fr Mefchsrfsi Ia the Neuus aiuHhra on
gi.e niett fis fsihr irrm-. J. n. BARNFs
tIian Building, Slain o., ROLAND lt3m
Iu WHOLESALE PUErUAsERs at Rihhors
rmbr iicrs. l7ccs, Melio-, AZ. Gro. TURN
kIl.L co. Hia We. hinften street, era nuiiling
rbY0 Ntutct Street y Hnsti, 90 uUw receiving rom
The AtctHn Silf-, aud alse 81 titf own lmnHuttlon
Cssif- S'tssu the ahtc Glods CO.. saic qnauitcs
60 suit uiffehssers, ~ small advance.
Boston, April 3. i853. l5-im
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ptsthurFh Fhiuiugs, hcav, nt1 a. peiyard.
Paclhr and \. l.. - extra "a ~
Hd-tUu. nfo ~
And aeroa variety " uihers, equally on, selling
NJ The eHc prrs Store, L.. J. BLISS,
Jan 90, 1883
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AS IIaIIAI.

( God brown sugarat sc.
VI SareriDT' "a
trished and powdered o
Guud y, 4. coffee 10
And other G0uds IN proportions for cash only al flo
CHEAP - OR T. the Depot.
Rutland, Apul, 1853. EJ. BLESS
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Toys, Fancy Goods, Fireworks and
Yankee Notions.
ar pHOLTs9fE ONLY, BY
NM. ~. TIERS, d CO.,
~ coURTLASD STREET, NEW YORK.
~, .m
z. HALL. Gunsmith,


West susei, near tic hailruad ciossing onposlse The
iiuyng Grntiad,
JIAYlNG had muir than o. year, experience in
making and repairing finHs ~ III tiuds, The
people wiz lind ~ firf Interest," 70 employ hi In
,luad II gbs eobtisrs. le has = ssH duuhls hauri
aud various other kinds II guns, ffpin 81 - upward
tlan Pistols, Gun i,arhr, Monds, Wpnuofs, Ball
frfo,eg Rod, fua, AID Ar.t quality II sps-war.
fauied ,~PuwltI aud slioi fiasls 2ee. l3-om
Rutland Apui 10, 1859,
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iYrR,S CnLRRl PICTORIAL.


4 SPURIOUS article l. IN tho market, and the
sick VIII de- well " purchasc unl, Of the author
isef agent 81 ir Aver, al the Bookstore.
H. T.. SPENCER.
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NEW GOODS,

"st received by the subseribrr. IA large
~ aud tarlIunabia stock ~ saa-niable G,,dr a.
prices 'lai cannot ail 10 saii purchisers Can and
see, near tie Depot oae pree,pay agss snail prqGts,
siiil The Motto
Rutland, April 1853. T. >. BLISS.
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lsirrt firm
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s~tsf--ist 4 nwErL Nltissaif, q, AMI retail
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