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The subscribers are prepared to show as good an
assortment of GAS FIXTURES as can be found at any
establishment in New York Boston, all Of which will be
sold 30 per cent cheaper than can be purchased
IN either Of those cities
We are daily receiving from the largest aud best man
uiacturers in this country, all heir patterns
G IL AN d. LLERS, PENDANTS.
BRACk ETS, SO.
Any one In want o. Gas Fixtures should not fail to call
and examine our stock before purchasing, when we shall
be happy to show them that the above statement is cor
rect and how 1t is We afford to do 1t.
ortl dawf BROWN & FIRTH
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ssHoE BUsINEss FoR SALE, ANp

II.
The subscriber having other mporta mt business which
requires his undivided attention, desrous of disposng
OF his shoe Business Stock and Fixtures the most re-
sonabe terms The Store and Manufacturing Rooms are
centrally located, in Clarks New Block 257 Main street
and have been fitted up expressly for the manufacture
and sale OF Ladies' Custom Cater Boots and Shoes.
This opportunity offers peculiar ADVANTAGES to any per.
son DESTROYS of embarkng in the above named business
or who may desra a better location.
If the business not disposed of on or before the first
OF November next the will be rented for any other
purpose and would be very desirable for any neat MANN
featuring business. Those who delay may not again have
an opportunity of securing so desirable location
Fer further particulars enquire Of the proprietor on the
premises r. r RORTNs0N
oark's New Block, 257 Main
or az
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Irp GOODS.


Ely a l. l. A Nm q & Il Nj IN T,
FL
M A r II T n = n q w H
lr,.I,
NCA At"SsAH
Has now in store and is constantly receiving both from
the manufacturers at home aud from ablnad, beautiful
and extensive Stock of Domestic and European Goods,
adapted to the wants Of the coming season, embracing
many of the most desirable and fashionable styles eS-
We b,vs ro,r ~ how, os nil, , ,,,,o,4;,
of the bnving nnbc ~ 's
CI1K
,4t.., : - - -
~ .ne IlJss an most lque patterns, q superior tex
'ui'' anu ie'en' iinpoItaoon'
SHAWLS.
which for richness fabric beauty of coloring and ell.
egance of design, are unsurpassed.
Wool DeLaines.
Choice, handsome Styles purchased recently in New York
selected with especial reerenc- our best trade also,
plains, Of ali shades and qualities.
A,,erfc,,, noE.5,,os ,,,,s S,,ar,,,,o.o.
- "
III all ther variety ana patterns
PLAIDS, ALL WOOL, SILK, WORSTED
ANN COTrC,Nr ANN WOO
- ~ "OOH'
ac'mplete STOCK
M e rim q E s.
We can nos sbovv our friends and tho ,,bi;c a, ,,o
ouaed assor,n,eat or Msriroes and Tbibets "a Iii
be in recent of The as season dva1nos
- = - - ~ - ''lN 'e''ON 0N Ai''S'
X N I s..
French, English, and American Calicces, full supply.
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" R o w N & FIR H,
~ Successors to Brown Co.'S
NO. 9 FLAGG'S BLOCK,
And l20 Main Street
The subscribers would resi- ect uy call the attention of
the publ" to their extensive stock of
CROCKERY, GLASS, & CHINA WARE!
Comprising splendid assortment of Jas Edwards Best
White Iron Stone Ware, Hayiland's Best White, Gold
Band aud Decorated French China in Breakfast Dining
Tea, aud Toilet Sets, by the piece, customers
may wish.
American and Foreign Cut and Common
G. L A S S w A r e
From BOSTON and New York auctions All of the latest
patterns and the best goods in the Market at the lowest
prices. Also complete assortment of
Britannia and Silver Plated Ware,
Tea Tays Table Cutlery, Solar Lamps, Casters Gas Fix
lures &c. Any person in want of Housekeeping Goods
and especily those who about commencing house,
keeping, are respectfully Invited to give us a call We
warrant oar goods, guarantee satisfaction or refund the
money
APE r HANGINGS
All those who want to buy French or American Paper
Hangings Pape Curtains, Borders and Painted Window
hades cheap will find for their interest to give us
call. BROWN & FIRTH.
Successors to Brown Coz No. Flagg'I Block
OIL daw6wis
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AND WARRANTS.-Person having any
price,sby applying AZ this 0nies as an
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS
BAKER, TRUMBULL, & BARNES,
No. 1874 Main Street.

The Old Homes tead Mrs. Ann s. Stevens
Life of Amos Lawrence, W. Z. Lawrence,
Lake Shore, Emile Souvestre
Cora and the Doctor.
Kate Stanton.
The Match Girl
Memoirs Of a Young Physician, DR.. jackson.
Clouds and Sunshine Reade
The Escaped Nun
Science of Things Familiar
India, China and Japan, Bayard Taylor
Japan as it and is Siidreth
Rambes in Eastern Asia.
ms and Outs Of Paris
The Planter Victim.
Tour Among the Planters C. G. Parsons
The Hidden Patti, Marion Harlsnd
New volumes of Bohn's Libraries
Engraving of Hon Julius Rockwell.
o22 div
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IA Nassau st., N Y, and AS Broadway, Albany n Y.
d6t
NEW SYSTEM or DRESS MAKING.

MISS N REED, Dress Maker, 207 Main St, is prepare
ed to teach Mrs Briggs New System Of Cutting Ladies'
Dresses which far superior anything of the kind vet
before the public
Ladies, with the all Of this art fit themselves with ease
and accuracy Taught in easy lessons. Agents fur
nshed with Diagrams. OIL dtf
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kAnA Lis. PURE LIVE GEESE
" " FEATHERS. just received and for sale
by B. T.. HARD0N & co.
OF dawF
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10 90
b O o K A G. e N II S
WANTED

NUMBER TWO WORCESTER HOUSE BLOCK.
The subscribers having made arrangements with the
different Book Publishing Houses 10 New York and Bos
ton, can now supply Agents Others at price. which
ueiy competition. EDWARD LIVERMoRE
No Worcester House Block
And 20 BeeklnAn street. New York.
J. x. BANISTBR, Agent. DIFF n9o
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FHVE subscribers for and holders OF the CAPITAL Stock
Of the Propretors Of the City Ho.e in Worcester, are
hereby notified to he present meeting Of said COpor.
alton be holden the office of Hon. Thomas Kinnieutt
WoTceie ter, on FRIDAY the second day Of November
next, at O'Clock p NJ, for the following named pur
poses
To act aaythug relative to the purchase Of Dr. B. F.
Haywood T parcel of land, situate between Central
street and the lands Of said Company.
To act any thing relative to the purchase Of any other
lands adjoining the real estate owned by said Corpor
aton and the sale ard conveyance any Of the real
tate Of said Corporation foI the purpose Of Strengthening
or changing the boundary lines Of the land Of said CoTpor
alton, and improving the same
To act anything relative obtaining loan or loans Of
money for the use of the Corporation aud authorize the
execution OF any mortgage mortgages OF estate
of the Corporation to secure the payment thereof
To act anything relative Of the LEGISLATURE Of
this STATE approved hv the Governor May 10 1885, cnt-
tied An Act in addition Act to Incorporate the Pro.
piietors Of the City Hotel in Worcester"
To act anything relative Z an adjustment with tho
Worcester County Mechanics Association, Of obiga-
lions they Urder 10 relation building on their lot
conveyed to item by this Corporation and situate Ex
change street. ad also to make authorize any arrange
ment' with said Association to passage way between
the lan Of this Corporation and the said land Of said As
ISOLATION, and act anything relating thereto.
To alter amend the BYLAWS Of said Corporation,
and act upon any other business that may lawfully be
transacted AZ any meeting OF the Corporation and espe-
ciay to make authorize confirm any contracts in re-
aon buildings erected TO be erected the lands of
said Corporation. ALBERT T0LMAN,
Treasurer of said Corporation.
Worcester, Oct "a, 1856 o25 dtN3
"a OTTO E.-P Proposals will be received by either of
the subscribers, till Nov lst for Widening Deepen
ing, and Stouing Mill Brook
The Wall Is to b5 laid feet high feet thick at the
base and feet thick at the top The has. 81 feet
wide, and the cap stone less an feet wide foot
Thick and feet wide. WM T. MERRIFIELD,
ALVIN WAITE,
JOHN GATES
ALEX. PUTNAM,
90 dtNl L9RING WETHERELL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-26
A NEW WEEKLY NEWSPAPER!
TIL e PORTE CLIO.

The subscribers propose on the first saur
day of November next, in the city of Boston, the pub
cation Of weekly paper. to be called The PoRrFoIon
In this paper it will be aim lay before the public
choice and fresh variety of matter prose and poetry
original and selected, including tales and translaon9
from foreign authors We may also makk it, in some
sort vehicle FIR nautical stories, incidents and inorma
ton interesting to those who cherish pleasant associations
with the salt water.
We shall strive to lay before readers every week
sheet which will prove generally iuterestingwhich will
correct abuses in society," convey instruction. rebuke in
EQUITY wherever developed elevate the standard OF era
ture and morals, and nurture noble and patriotic sen
ments
1erms-The terms Of subscription to the Portfolio
VIII I've Tor single copies, year inuariaJiy
an ddUahce one dollar for six munths--and all papers
will be discontinued at expiration of the period for
which they may have been subscribed for and paid.
10 clubs of six persons more the Port Clio will be
furnished at the rate Of dollar and fifty cents wear
also in advance. No per will be to the address
Of any person until the money is received.
The usual discount will be to dealers in periodi-
Gals
Letters by mail. addressed to JoHN S. SLEEPER & Co
Boston, will be attend to- and subscriptions i'll be re-
ceiVed at the Office of publication No 122 Washington ST.
JOHN S. SLEEPER,
j. HOWARD SLEEPER.
h"st"" ""f"her, 1sh5 olad2awa-
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EBUILDTNG MOVENG.-The subscriber, hav.
bb ing had several years experience in Boston AMI Vie
entity in the moving and raising both Wood and Bek
Buildings, either with or without chimne,s Standing
would respectfully inform the citizens Worcester and
vicinity that and after November 1st he will attend to
au9 business in his line, in prompt and efficient man
References F. Il. Kinncutt, Jonathan Grou,, j. b.
Dexter PORTER CROSS,
025 d3mF No. Myrtle st.
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Heavy Twied Red Flannel all Wool for 25c.
Fine Plain all Wool Red Flannel Csc.
Fine Cotton and Wool D0MET Flannel 15c
"a Bleacehd Cottons, 64c
Heavy Al Brown Coon4, Gle.
30 pars Blankets grade sold less than $780,
price $400
Cocheco, Merrimac, Fan River Prints, loo.
Prints for Gomorters, 4c. per yard.
BLACK DRESS SILK. 81 vide soc. per yard.
Hamilton, Pacific, and Manchester DeLaines l7c
u Ladies buying Dry Goods cheap, call for once for
bargains on GEO P BRYANT
OH d3W 1854 Mai ST
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NOTICE.-A WHITING has returned from his
~ Vacation and Is ready to meet his scholars and any
who muy sish his services as teacher Of the Organ
Piano Forte, and Vo ri Music.
~ Piano fortes Tuned and Repaired Also, Piano
Fortes For Sale and 70 llent.
Room No.2 pPcr's Block, up stairs, Worcester.
81 daw3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-26

ENOPARTNER SHIP NOTICE.--Thc sub
u scrbers, having purchased Mr. l. N. Browns interest
in the Crockey Ware business, have entered in Copart
nershp to date from the first of July. 1850 and will con-
nue the busne the Store heretofore occupied by
Brown & Co.. M. Faggs Building, under the name
and style of BROWN u FIRTH A. j. BROWN,
ocu dawtf JONI FIRTH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-26

GHoiCE AND DESIRABLE GOODS
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.'s.
LOOK At THE PRIcESli
Sl.OO per yard for THlBETs, heavy and fine double
twled goods, in all shades
Si.75 for LADIES' BROADCLOTHs, in desirable col.
ors, for Talras, Cloaks, sc.
$3.75 for very handsome,and well made Broadcloth
TALAIA or CIRCULAR.
$500 for BRoADCL0TH TALMA, lined throughout
and faced with Silk
25 cents for Lyonese Cloths with selection from full
assortmedt of shades,
cents for all wei Plain DeLanes
leg cents for yard wide English Prints, warranted
fast colors
~ I-2 cents for Mousseline De Beges, good printed
De LANES.
1 shilling for Manchester, Pacific, and other De
LANES, in new fall styles, and warranted the cheapest
cents for Prints and Bleached shirngs; II cents
for yard wide Brown Cottons good last colorei Prints
aed Furniture Patches.
We believe We have never offered SO many real good
Ban gains as at this time and all purchasers will nd it
their interest to avail themselves Of this opportunity
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD & CO
3 ACE AND MUSLIN EMBRODEREEs
Real Honiton Lace Collars.
Real Brussels Lace Collars.
Real Maltese Lacs Collars.
Elegant Point Lace Collars.
Elegant Point Lace Collars, with Sleeves to match.
Splendid assortment of Lace Capes and Berthas, for
Exening
Beautiful French Muslin Collars.
Beautiful Scotch Dlnslin Collars
Beautiful Honiton, Maltese and Thread Laces.
French Scotch and Swiss Cambria Collars, in great
Tariety. -
Flouacings, Insertings, Edgings, Bands, &C., &c.,
Comprising altogether the handsomest AMI cheapest as
sorm Mt Of Embroi les and Lace Goods ever offered in
Worcester, for sale by
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
NEW SILKS AND OTHER DRESS
~ GOODS!
We are opening this day, saturday, Oct. 20,)
SPLENDID PLAID DRESS SILKS,
RICH VALENCTAs,
PRINTED ALL WOOL DELAINEs,
g " CASHMERES,
Gases PLAID CAsHMERES, in elegant Patterns.
Purchasers of any description of DRESS GOODS, are
invited to look at the elegant slock at
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & CO.'S.
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n AIDES BFOADCLoTHs, SLIP 1-2
"a PER YARD.
For sale at BRYANT'S. ladies' all Wool German Broad
cloths at the above Lou Price. Call at BRYANT'S for
the eargaina GEO. P. BRYANT
OH DIV Mni ar
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Ed w X DIS
LA w OF BAIL E Mt 81

TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1, Baments; chapter q Deposits; chapter g.
Gratultous Commissions Mandates chapter A. Gratui.
tous Loans chapter Pledges Pawns chapter g. Con
tracts for Hire; chapter T. of Innkeepers; chapter s. Com
mon Carriers and Carriers 1f Passengers.
The above chapters treated very full, making book
of 667 pages One copy will be Mailed free Of POSTAGE
receipt of $3.50
Just published and for sale by
BANhS, GOULD. & CO.,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-26

dissolution OF COPARTNER.
az SHlP.-The copartiership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the firm Of T. S. STONE &
co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent The bust
ness Of the firm will be settled by 5. Stone.
TIMOTHY S. STONE,
GEO WYMAN,
o25 d3t RUSSELL WORKS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-26

EAKERS AHEAD Having disposed
kD all my business Worcester except the accounts
due the late firm of Brown Co., and removed to New
York, determined dispose Of all that remain UNI
settled Oct 18Th, at Public Auction, TUESDAY, octo-
Der 23d The names and accounts of EACH settled by
cash. produce chancery, DEATH will appear in each OF
the daily papers till the day of sale.
ISAAC N BROWN,
octl dawtf No. Flagg's Building.
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Clothing, Mc.
JEW STYLE OF FALL CLOTHING.

NEW STYLE OF FALL CLOTHING.
~ MEC0RNEY X BIGEL0W are receiving splendid
assortment Of FALL CLOTHING which will be sold as
low as last years styles are selling.
we have large and well selected assortment of Gents
FURNISHING GOODS, which are very low.
Our assortment Of Broadclohs, Cassineres and plain
and fancy Doeskns Vestngs, &c. &C, equal to the
best We can make them into garments that will give
entire satisfaction to our customers.
N. B. Fall Fashions just received.
MEC0RNEY & BIGEL0W,
au23 d&wtf Merchant Tailors, pa Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-26

COparInerssaIp.-The undersigned have this day
formed copartnershp for transacng general com.
mission business in Flour Grain, Butter Cheese Produce
Leather, sc, under the name of UPHAn 1. ALDRICH,
and will continue thebusness of Adl 'cl Co. at No. ~
and 40 Front Street, as heretofore
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-26

EGSSOEUTiON.-The Copartnershp heretofore
sF existing under the firm Of Adrich Co. is this day
by mutual consent dissolved. All those indebted will con.
fer favor by making immediate settlement
Worcester Sept. 1st CHARLES Il. ALDRICH.
P. W. ALORICH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-26
THE GREAT SHOW
FALL AND WINTER CLoTHING

Is open and will be continued through the season. at
VALENTINE d STUDLEYS,
NO. WORCESTER HOUSE BLOCK,
Cor Main and Elm streets.
All articles exhibition will be Sold as called for by
the vstor but arrangements have made to replace
all articles disposed Of that there will be en- hand each
day full and complete assortment of
FINE AND COMMON oyERCOA ATS, BUSINESS
AND DRESS CoATS, SHARLS,
Doeskin Cashmere ard satinet PANTS; Velvet, Silk,
Satin, Plush, and Woolen VESTS;
BOYS CLOT HING.
and any quantity of UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS,
Guernsey Frocks, Mufhers Wool and Leather Mittens
and Gloves Cravats Shirts, Bosoms Collars Caps, Um
brellas, Dressing Gowns, &C., &c.
Garments made 10 order in n superior
manner. daytf SIS
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Books, &t.

a NEW EDITION OF THE ECONON-
~ ICAL HOUSf KEEPER, by MIS- A. HovLASD.
This Book, Of which more than 900 copies have been
sold, viii be sent in neat binding the address o. any
person 10 the United Stairs free Of portage By their
hitting ~ letter otherwise 70 cefs Postage stamps
may be sent If convenient. Address the Publisher
WIN. ALLEN, 275 Main st.
Worcester, Oct. IL, 1856. dsw6m
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S CHOOL b o Q X S


Il ID w r Z LIVE z NJ O r EsS.
NO. WORCESTER HOUSE BLOCK.
- MeIchanis and dealers be supplied with School
Books at Publishers Neg York and Boston prices.
SO diff j. K. BANISTER, Agent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-26

RTN ERSHlP NOTICE.-We have
" this day admitted into our firm MIR. CHARLES 2.
TRUMBCLL IL realt'r, the business of the firm will be
continued at the old stand under the an style of
BAKER, TURMBUDL Il BARNES. All persons hav.
ing unsettled accounts due us, will confer favor by i'm
mediate settlement, T. BAKER a Co
Worcester, Oct. %, 1855. diff
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PAKER, TRUMBULL, s. BARNES,
~ PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS, sTArIoNERs,

No. 1874 Main ST., opposite the Am. Temp.
House, Worcester, Mass.
We would respectfully invite the attention of the pub
lie to our extensive stock Of BOOKS STATIONERY. sc.
We are constantly making additions to our stock and
take pleasure in saying that offer goods line
as low or lower than can be purchased at any other stand
in the city,
Constantly on hand complete assortment of Law,
Standard, School, Miscellaneous. and Blank Books.
Country Dealers supplied at the lowest wholesale rates.
Y. BAKER,
N mYr
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-05-02
The Lords Prnyer.

Father said little boy, Il have changed
the Lords Prayer. HowP asked the father.
i don't ssyany more Our Father Il say MY
Father What doyou do that for my sofii'-
Because said the child 4 have Joined the
Young mems X How, Nothing order, and
can't say. Our Father any more because
that would mean Foreigners and Catholics.
l don't believe God is their father, if he is,
they are my brethern, and must love th EN-
as myself, and do to them as / would be
done untoj and and then l must let them
vote, and hold Office too, for should want
to DO SO, if ] were in their places. Do you
think the SAVIOR was Know Nothing!k :
When l took those oaths to plan IN se-
cret, could not help thinking whether he
would have taken them; Somehow it does
not seem just like Him to be Know
Nothing. Who are those that he says
love darkness rather than light | wish
you would preach from that text. Won't
youp a1r ft.sT tg.5 r
1T is late, my son. said the father:
Remember-
"Early TO bed, and early to rise,
Makes mon healthy, wealthy and yise'
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-05-02
PracticaI RenevoIence.

Under the new law there were, up to to-
day, ninety-seven unpaid letters remaining
in the Albany Postofficc-three directed to
places abroad, and ninety-four to places in
the United States. A public.spirited and
benevolent neighbor happening in the Post
Office, inquired the amount Of postage due
on the whole lot, aud finding it to be 80 81,
paid i, and sent them on their destined way-
piece OF Kindness that, will benefit many
people, without their knowing who they are
indebted to.
Albany now starts fair again. We hope
there will be no more violations of the law.
People who have not learned by this time to
pay their postage, deserve to lose their let
ers--AIbany Journal.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-05-02
s. C. SmALLY, Secretary.

UNITED STATES MGGAzrNE.-q'he April
number OF this magazine presents unusual
attractions. 1t contains engravings of John
Say, Alexander Hamilton, Michael Rom
anoff, Peter the Great, the Empress Cath
arine I, Empress Elizabeth, Empress Catha-
fine IL Paul l, Alexander /, the Emperor
Nicholas and Alexander II, the present
Gear of Russia, with sketches of the lives OF
each. This series of engravings of itself, is
worth the subscription price of the work for
a year. We know of no magazine in the
country which Contains as large an amount
of valuable reading as This for the price
It's circulation is already very extensive and
1t is increasing rapidly.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-05-02
Land Warrants,

We have been permitted to make an ex
tract from letter received from the office o.
the commissioner of Pensions, by JAMES
PERRY Esq, of Edinburgh, which may be
of some advantage to those who are appli
cants for warrants under the law. The ex.
tract is as follows:
AS it must Be some weeks before we can
commence issuing warrants under this act
tits respectfully requested that the appli.
cants will wait reasonable time before
making application to know what has been
done in relation to the claim. All applica-
tions will be disposed of as soon as the ma,
ture Of the business will admit, and immedi
ate notice given to the parties, or their a.
gents.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-05-02
Fine Horses.

L. c. KIaBAII, Esq, of Ravenna, is the
present owner of three or four among the
best stations in o. They may be seen almost
any day at his stable ON Chestnut ST., north
of the Collins House. They are of the
Morgan breed of horses, and for speed and
bottom, are equalled by but few, if any, in
this region of country, One of these, a
Sherman Morgan, is ten years old, weighs
one thousand pounds and trots mile in 1887.
He was brought by Mr. KIMsALL from the
state of Vermont. Farmers and stock grow
ers whenin Ravenna, would do we'll to cal i
and look at these horses.