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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-18
News of the lurrk .
Domestic Intelligence.

Who CoNGREssMBN AND THE CABrNEr.-
There is an embittcrcd feeling growing up be-
tween the Whig members OF Congress and the
Executive and Cabinet. Little or no commune
cation takes place between them. The article
in the Intelligcnccr a few days ago charging that
Congressman only called on the Cabinet to ask
for places has much displcascd them, and many
Of them will not approach the members of the
Cabinet.-COr. Tri5.
DREADFUL AFrRAY.-Horace Bailey a Young
man only IL years of age, shot dead two Irish
men near Havana, Chcmung Co., N. Y, n short
time since. The lrishmcn-powcrful, athletic
men-wcrc attempting to kill Bailey, us is sup
posed, and the terrible tragedy is spoken Of as
an act OF sell-defcnce. There was a previous
quarrel between the parties.
LABOR REroRM.-A company of Bakers
poor workingmen-formed in New York three
years ago, has prospered finely. 1t now gives
steady employment to ii persons The mem
bers Of the association arc supplied with bread
at tho naked cost of material and baking. A
small initiation fee is necessary 20 membership.
Why should not the workingmen generally
adopt this plan;
E,nGRATroN FROM ENGLAND TO AMEn1cA.-A
grand scheme of emigration is on foot, according
to current report, amongst the agriculturalsts
in Gloucestcrshire and the adjoining counties
of Worcester und Hereford. 1t is proposed in
the first instance to purchase million of acres
in one Of the Western States Of America.
From ORRGoS.-The greatest excitement pre-
walls throughout the country in regard to the
discovery OF new Gold Mines on Rogner River
and Trinidad Bay. All the people who can get
away, arc looking to that region. Those of us
who stay here run the risk of starving, all the
farmers having left for the mines.-Cor Tri6.
POWDER PLoT.-An attempt was recently
made to blow up the house OF Daniel Saunders
at Lawrence, Mass, by a kog of powder placed
on his doorstep. MIR. Saunders was ar active
temperance man, which explains the villanous
plot.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-18
TO TEACHERS AND OTHERS
PellOn'S Large Outline Maps.

nERSONS wishing to obtain Pelton's Large
Outline Maps-Polton's Key TO do, Nay
lor's System of Teaching Geography, or Bald
wins Universal Pronouncing Gazateor, can do
so by applying to the subscriber at his residence
near Damascus, Columbiana Co., O., or at
THE SALEM BOOKSTORE.
Those at distance can have the Maps or
Books forwarded to them by applying by letter
to tho subscriber at Damascovillc Col. Co., O.,
or to Barnaby s. Whinery, Salem, Columbiana
County, Ohio. ENOCH W0OI.MAN.
Also, for sale at tho above named places sever
al Cases Of SCIENTIFIC APPARATUS, for Common
Schools. 4. w.
Nov. "a, lS49.
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143
Nottres.
Western Anii-SlaVcry Fair.

In the prosecution of every reform, Il has
been found necessary to employ subordinate
means for the accomplishments of the desired
end; and amongst these, none have proved
more efficient than well-conducted Fairs. The
pccuniary results are but small part Of tho
advantages arising thcrcfrom, though they are
often by no means unimportant. Various mo-
tives bring together multtudcs to attend them,
Of those opposed to the objects in view, as well
as friends to the cause; and thus rare opportu-
mites arc afforded for full, free social Discus
sion of the desired reform, as well as for pub
lie addresses in its behalf.
With these facts in view, we the undcrsieneI
women of Ohio have concluded to hold an
Annual Fair in the town of Salem to promote
the cause of Ant-Slavery. Every thing in
the political world seems TO point out the nc
ccssity for renewed and untinng exertion in
this most holy cause The distinctions of Whig
and Democrat arc forgotten in the all-absorb-
ing struggle for the extension of Slavery, and
to all appearances the South win obtain every
thing she asks. We believe largo part of the
People of the North are in favor of Freedom,
and that many members Of the present Con-
gross were elected with the expectation that
they would firmly oppose any extension OF the
curse Of Slavery but some have proved 10 be
voluntary rcoreants to their trust, and somo
have been frightened into submission to the
Slavc-Powcr. Let us then dc dictate ourselves
anew to the Cause Of the Slave. Let us keep
up agitation until the people shall as one man
rise up and demand Universal Emancipation
or Exemption from participation in the sin Of
holding our fcllow-beings in bondage Many
Of us can do but little. Yet let us not hold
back on that account. Some OF us are mothers.
aud though few of us can go forth and speak
publicly in behalf Of the stricken bondman,
We may yet, by contributing our pittancc in this
way, by mingling with our neighbours, and
pleading as our maternal feelings shall dictate
for the stricken mother in the South, and in
stilling into the minds of those committed to
our care an undying adherence of Injustice and
Wrong. We may, like the drops of rain, which,
singly arc unnoticed and insignificant, by uniting.
change and invigorate tho aspect of the whola
world.
We propose holding Fair, commencing tho
3lst of December and continuing through the
following day; 'nd We would earnestly invite
all persons, without respect to party or creed,
to lend their aid by sending such contributions as
they can make or procure. The funds arising
thcrefrom to be devoted to the dissemination of
Anti-Slavcry Truth, through the agency Of
the Western Anti-Slavery Society.
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NEw PAPEn AT WAsHNGToE.-Th ultra por-
ton of the Slavocracy, not being satisfied with
the course of the Washington Union, are about
to establish a now journal at the scat Of govern
ment. to be edited by that wonderful genius,
Ellwood Fisher If their cause can stand his
advocacy, we think the Abolitionists might as
well prepare themselves to knock under.
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Pro Bono PUblicO."
A Ar ON DAY.
The Orginal Barber IN this Place.

The Original Bdr6er IN this Place,
ID ESPECTFULLY invites the citizens of Sa-
IL lem to call, as he will be on hand one door
West OF Fawcett & Johnsons store, ready and
willing to wait upon all who will give him a
call. No man coming into his shop shall go
away dissatisfied. Comc-crawl up, tumble up,
kick up, and any way to get up. [maylS.
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Notice.

JOSEPH A. and RuTH DuoDALg's Post Oiice
address, until the first of Fifth month, will bs
Brownsville, Pa. after that, until the frat of
Eighth month, Kcnnctt Square. Chester Co.,
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A DARK BUsINEss.-We intensely sympa-
thize with our Democratic citizens,
Prof Grant, Capt Isaiah Rynders, Hon. Dan.
f.. Sickles, ETC., for the severe discontinue
they experienced at the Abolition Convention
at the Tabernacle yesterday. Unsuccessful
in their attempts to kick up n row of respec-
table dimensions, they attempted, for once in
their lives, to reason, aud being invited to the
stand, undertook to demonstrate that the ne
gro is not human being, though the learned
Professor thought he belonged to the genus
homo and then lie launched out into the sea
of learning, cited naturalists, quoted Latin,
talked OF vertebrns, cercbellunIs, &c. using
scientific and medical terms IN such proiiIs-
ion MS to make himself ridiculous and excite
the risi,ility of tile audience hugely. A per-
son of due shrewdness aud learning might
possibly have rendered this position plausi-
bic, but those qualities were sadly lacking on
the side of the Democracy OH this occasion.
Fred. Douglass took them in hand, and
skinned them. But the Democracy wouldn't
give il up so. 40. you are not Niger" I"
exclaimed the Ryndcrs chorus; "you are
hnll-blooded; real nigger can't reason."-
Wherupon Rev. Sam. II. Ward-a genuine
Nigritinii, black as the ace of spades in
deep cellar Oh rainy nidniglt-took the
floor, and fairly exlingtIislIed the party
learning, science, logic, wit, history-all went
down in heap, and the audience were
thoroughly convinced that it any body pres
cnt was proved nephew of u rather dull
ouung- g-outang, it wns Professor Grant; If
any body the first cousin of very vicious
monkey, it was Capt. Isaiah Rynders. When
their party evacuated the Tabernacle, they
looked us if perfectly resigned to the disci-
pline of crawling through n very small knot
iole.-.M Y. Tribune.
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Charles Frelhy---B Book Blnderl

CONTINUES TO carry on the BOOK-BlNDING
BUSINESS in all its different branches, at his
old stand, on Main ST., Calfoa, Ohio, where he
is prepared 20 do work with neatness and de-
spatch. From his long experience in this bus
ness he pledges himself to give general satis-
facticn. fOctober 27. 1Sf9.
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QPlIon. w. II. SEWARD is entitled to our
thanks for several Congressional speeches
forwarded under his frank. Especially do
we thank him for copy of the new and elc-
CANT edition of his own great Speech in the
Gnnntn
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0F TnE REPoRT OF FooTE's OMNIBUS
COMMITTEE (llcnry Clay Chairman) has been
made in the Senate. Its substance was cor
rectly foreshndowed in the accounts we have
aliendy published. One feature, however,
is new, viz: thai which contenplatcs paying
masters for their fugitive slaves out of the
U. S. Treasury, if the provisions of Mason's
bill, with ;he Committees amendments shall
prove inadequate.
No sooner had Mr. Clay finished reading
the Report than the extreme Southern wing
attacked it most fiercely. Berrien, Mason,
Downs, Phelps and Cooper, (tbe two latter
from the North,) members of the Commit
tee, came out strongly against it. There is
little probability that the scheme will even
pass the Senate. It is defilnct The Wings
will now fall back upon the Presidents
scheme of Non-lntervention.
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Scientific Lectures TO Women.

j. T.. JoNEs, one ofthe former Editors OF
The Bugle, having by persevering npplica-
ton completed course of studies with me,
is about to enter upon her mission of dis
pensing useful scientific knowledge on the
subjects of Anatomy, Physiology and IIy-
giene to women.
From my high appreciation of her moral
and intellectual worth, os well as intimate
acquaintance with the subjects of her propo-
sed lectures, cheerfhlly and most earnestly
recommend her to public confidence and pa
tronnge. K. G. THOMAS.
Marlboro, May 13, 1850.
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JOHN C. WINERY,
RECON DENTS TIT

OFFICE AT IHE SALEM BooKsTonE.
All operations in Dentistry performed in the
best manner. and all work warranted elegant
and durable Charges reasonable.
Salem. Sept. 9Th, lSto.
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THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

inquiry, it shall be ascertained on whom the
blame of this detection should rest, the pub
lie will not fail to hold the culpable to just
rcsponsibiity.-.N Y. Tribune.
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Dry Goods and Groceries,

BOOTS and SHOES, (Eastorn and Western }
Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oil and Dye
Stuils, cheap as the cheapest, and good as the
best constantly for salo at TItESCOTTS.
Salem, Ohio, 1910.
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after the reception Of reports from committees message
was received from The President OF the United States an
nouncng that that funconary declined for the present
rsoyng 10 the resolution az inquiry relative to the affair
n Tsre island, Sc The message transmitting to the
House the official copy Of the constitution OF California
was then taken from the Speakers table, and the subject
was referred 10 The Committee OF the Whole the
o. the Union On motion to reconsider that vote, Mr.
Stanton, Of Tennessee delivered speech upon the sla
very question joint resolution from the Senate. au-
horizing the Supreme Court 2 employ special Clerk
was Also debated at considerable length and agreed to
before the House adjourned.
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supreme ooar. Of tho United states.
WrparspAr, February Is, 1850.

WEDNESDAY, February 10, 1850
Walter Nj. Underhill, James r. Lawrence, and Rod.
man L. Joce, esqs, of New York, were admitted attor.
nsys and counsellors OF this court
The Chief Justice announced to the bar Tin pursuance
Of the 47th rule that the court would take up
for argument after the LIST Of March that would then
adjourn to the first Monday in April and continue it's SEES
sion TO the LIST Of June next
Rule No. SO. Ordered, That printed arguments under
the 40th rule shall not hereafter be received unless filed
within the first ten days Of the term.
No. 81. VIM. c. Neves ct al appellants, Us. VIM. I.
SCOTS administrator ct al This argued by
Mesas Walker and johnson (Attorney GeneraD for the
appellants and submitted printed argument by Mr.. A.
HI Stephens for the appellees.
No. SO, VIM H. Irwin, appellant, vs. G. O. DIXON ct al
The argument OF this cause was commenced by Mr..
Davis for the appellant
Adjourned till tomorrow, II o'clock
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An.sh.r Ass~..pt % S>ssls shs whole Controversy
We hail the suggestion OF General Foois with gres
pleasure. He gave notice yesterday that he shoul'
bring forward to. day proposition for appointing com
mittee Of fifteen to whom should be referred all the
uions and matters touching the subject OF slavery.
the resolution is adopted, the committee will OF course
attempt to strike out plan for adjusting at once the
whole OF this complicated and dangerous question
Mr. Foote gave his notice Immediately after Colonel
Benton had proposed to refer to select COMMITTEES the
constitution of California, which was yesterday commu
nicaisd by the President in short special message
Mr. Fooie is pursuing course which seems best cal.
cualed to adjust the question 1t is the same
which was adopted in the House Of Representatives a,
the instance Of Mr. Clay the final settlement Of the
Missouri controversy. Mr. Clay first obtained commit.
tee Of thireen appointed by ballot OF the House. Their
report was. however rejected by small majority. He
next proposed joint committee OF twenty three members
from the House and OF about half the number OF the Sen.
ate. Their compromise report finally confirmed by
both houses, and the Missouri controversy thus ter.
minated forever.
We rejoice that Mr. Foote is about to propose select
committee Of fifteen, for considering and reporting some
mode Of compromise which may calm the agitation, re-
the tranquility and the Union Of the States Ii
is high time for efficient method to be adopted for
profound alarm has gone forth about the existence Of
the Union, and in every form in which public opinion is
communicated TO Washington, the most serious appre-
tensions entertained OF the stability Of the confedsr
acy The most intelligent citizens who visit Washing
ton deeply impressed with the perls Of our situa-
ton We to have almost approached the very brink
Of the precpice requires all wisdom and calmness
as well as rmness to save the Union The work must
be accomplished by Cancellation and compromise. The
unfortunate expressions which escape from the White
House, and the irritating threats which hurled the
heads OF Of citizens. only calculated to
acerbate the passions and augment the danger We
trust that the proposition to refer the whole subject to
select committee may prevail and that they may succeed
in devsing some scheme which will settle the whole
question nop and forever.
Mr. Jefferson Davis Of Mississippi, delivered yesterday
strong argument against Mr.. Clay's resolutions. but
had not concluded when Mr.. Mangum proposed, with
his consent to lay the question till the next day
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING., FEB. Il. 1850.

00-Mr HssHr M LEwIs, Montgomery, Aiabana, Is our
s travelling agent for Alabama and Tennessee, assisted BY Mr.
B. BRErf.
e-Mr isRASL T. JAsEs No iea Tsn street. Philads
phia, l. general travelling agent assisted BY Mes I-AEs
WzrrrLk, Wa H. WELD, o. H. r. srks, joHr coILss SAAxs
DKKRIxe, A. KRK WELLIksros, CEAs. HALL, T. A. EyAks
JAnxs CLARK, JoHn w. ALLEs, and r. Locke
0yMr Q. W. JAMES, No Harrison street. Cincinnati, Ohio,
travelling agent the western States assisted oy ss
T. snirn, j. DxHT TAyLoR W. ARMSTRONG, PERRIs
LOOKS, w. RAMSAY, and q. sTElssAs.
Q7-Receipls either Of the above viii be good
-yoLsEY suthoEed 70 recsive advertisements io'
The Union in New York. Philadelphia and Boston, and receipt o
payment for the #ata@
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AsrROlOGY-The celebrated c. w. RoBACK, from Sweden,
"A once No n Locustseet sth Philadelphia, Offers
his the c OF Washington vicinity lie
been consulted with by all the crowned heads Europe and enjoys
higher Astroioger Nsves
Geomaney-Lades
a their
birth An
immediate attention, and nstvites
durable and he prepared make
power conurstion Of the following
Cousp advice, sdsec for the successful Accomplishments
wealthy power redeem such
boe and for all Of hazards and for
the purchasing Of
have been done IN this city and
vicinity full Satisfaction, and 5000 nsves ne has east
win be regously attended
gratis For Particular call al This
- = : ~ O. W. RoBACK.
Dec. 03-d3m
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As " do remember have the following
ecdote of President Polk in print, viii relate IL
readers assuring hem at the same time, that passed for
truth in Washington
While the White House was undergoing painting and
other needed repairs, The President took at Coeuans
National Ho,ebe himself having room in the State De-
parent for the transaction official usness On the first
Sabbath after the change OF residence, Mr. Rcbie OF the
Washington Union, Chen but few days from Richmond
called and sent his by the servants who brought
for answer that the President company that
day Take this card. and tell Mr. Polk that Mr. r.
TO see him particular business The returned
second time with the message that Mr.. Polk saw no
company the Sabbath day. H5.sa
IT fCesmbia South Caroiimia~. FEB 9.
The preceding statement is false in all its essential par
ticulars Il s true that Mr. r. called to Mr. p, bu
sent up card II was not the habit Of Mr. p to re-
celve company the Sabbath but on this occasion Mr.
r. did send up his card, bis made known
10 the President, Mr. p subsequently, told him. Had
such been the case he assured Mr. that he would have
seen him, tMr R,) and at any time he pleased to call
Let ms seize the opportunity 70 acknowledge the uniform
courtesy, Kindness and confidence which we received
from the deceased and lsmented ex-Presdent.
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west End Grocery, Wine, and ]

West END Grocery, Wine, and Liquor store.
THE suBsCRBER has opened the above with
snaris standard loaf and crushed sugar
superior, medium, and iow-prced brown sugar
New oheans and West India molasses
snss, @ and imperial 'sss king chop
silver leaf fine country, and medium young hyson
Black tens, Of every variety, viz
Fine ooionss All Of latest importadons very
%. S S,ssyOns, finest quality.
Rays s1lru family n0ar, in sbIs and bags
Extra naiisd suckwIsat -four
sosnsa asI pns apple, Englsh and sap saso cheese
sapss.
Do - pilot biscuit. soda dam and waite. crackers
Juss, Manila, and Alicante DO
fp Do. 7" K. Kentucky shoulders and sides
Do prime leaf lard in ssss .a and A., s0l'
AdansaSns and Jacsson's mould candles
Ysi ias and brown soaps, city manufacture
Sos and fai Massacha.es mackerel and Goldfish
Pure beashed winter sperm sII o. 81
Baskets pals buckets, OOo@s whisgs clothes pins !,
ARTICLES Of wooden ware.
Genuine old London %s aosl brandy SSD xsnsassd
Do royal companys Port
e ssis:::i y $: ss:s.: si's Madeira
Very superior rye whiskey, warranted IS years old
Monongahsla and canal whiskey
Superior old Virginia peach brandy
Do do. apple do
Scotch whskey Cologne gin champagne, hook,
witness pickles London brown siout Canton
sncSose espsr pepper and Dor
deaux Harvey Marsees oil broma chocolate con
wanuts Pecan and Brazil nuts
ans; canberies, maccaron vermicei French Engn ana
v
superior Principe OF the III Marnero
Famas Innovation, Victoria Steamboat aud other
vinegar cider spices Of all kinds, and all
N II % II r. X. AYLMER,
Febia Of Pennsylvania and i7th street
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Wines and Liquors.
THWs sHss'si ssS5 sa:'''''' cal ''s1
Ac purity longer experience In the business, a.
daed dse. personal knowledge with the VAR
house this afford for the character and quality Of
The arrangement hi. vaults such make
them s n o sns ess sSo wines for
special be supplied the shortest notice with wines
co0STRY Trade supplied Wholesale prices on most favor
CLUBS viii and much advantage from
FAMILIES can command very prices,
,:S ss sessRs sorts q wines and liquors. FOX
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, and Others
afs 'sf% o.
y addressing their orders, through ,1s pos. Sss
Importer Wines ac 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia
y-sEGARs Of direc, importation from Havans
brands hand from $40 so Thousand and sold
the single DO, cheaper than at any other store IN The ety.
pUBLIc SALE OF the Columbian Foundry. for casting
cannon se near Georgeown IN the District o. Soa%ss
and psanins L. vain ss public
and Of Glen John AN On e
si.ss Il. situated on The rve
through s % @ &c us. s q me q
sdss are ouoa. Containing he rurns
ss. stone building donn
so on and S wood with shops oes dwelling
&C. extensive and complete, commence immediate
operations well other WORK usually
done caron mouds for cannon and like
shells, o. various sze- wooden TASKS iron
cped patterns for all Of castings in general demand black
smiths short, all tie usual Tools ana
pIsmens pertaining 10 foundry on large scale. /,
This establishment been my N me
execution Of with the either o
the latest u which, entered INTO BY ~
late proprietor completed and enjoys well earned repua
non for excellence ts work IL immediate proximity 20 me
& q nS s % a as aSs
quality BY the canal II will be shown 70 any
of Duval charge Of IT,
Terms Ten thousand dollars Of the purchase money viii be
residue, credit will be given 81 two three
bearing be secured by
bond and security, and the property.
For
city. II lg4H JAMES NJ MASON,
Jan ls-dhcu Acting Executor.
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Ma. wErMoREs AcooUsTs.--The New York Tnbun.

Mr.. wetmore, on Saturday, pai1 up $4,000 in gold,
which deposited with the sub treasurer On Tuesday
he IL pay $4,000 The remainder of the S1s
result of the visit of his counsel Washington,
who left on Saturday.
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NY GREEN a rAsrEr, A.et,snssr..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AND SMALL FRAME HOUSE
AT AUCTI0N-On Tuesday, the lh instant shall sell In
premises, O'Clock good building lot with
north n, the Of Sc
The above described
valuable building lot being In the most
business o city.
hafcas for balance credit Of ~ months the pur
chaser givinv mote bearinr
~. 6hEEN ihsIhi,
Feb l4--3eo Aucnoneen
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Osron Tuesday morning i0h instant black circular closk
Ia The suitably rewarded by leaving me same NJ the
Union Hotel oscrretown "A Febi4-a
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ruopsE OF FINE SIZE, BLOOD, AND ACTION, AT AUG.
III ToNon saturday the sth instant we ssl ss ~ mon'
the Centre Market Of fine size blood
ana action s any previous 20 sale NJ e Sta
hes ~ the Union Hotel Geoeetown The horse warranted sound
""'se " = - GREEN TAsTET,
r.h ta.N Auctoncers.