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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24
Ne rch 20, 1850

AN ACT to ameni the act entitled IAN act di-
rscing the mode Of trial in criminal cases."
passed March Z, 1881.
SEC. /. BE ii eHacIed by the General 40.
sembLy Of The State of Ohio, That ii any
person charged with the commission OF a
crime or oGsnee made punishable BY the
laHl Of this State, shall abscond or remove
from the county in which such crime or Of
fence be charged to have been committed il
shall be lawful fer any justice oil the peace,
or other proper officer OF the county in which
auca person may be found, to issue waF'
Sahi ior the arrest and removal ol such per.
'sS:f TO the cou9ty in which the alleged
crime may be sald to have been committed :.
10 be thsIa delivered to auy Judge or jus!ics
Of the peace OF said county, who shall cause
the person so delivered to be dealt with se,
eerding 10 law, and the waTrsnt 50 issued
shAl have the same force aud effect az il is.
sued from the ceunty in which il is alleged
such crime or offence was committed.
BENJAMIN F. Letter
Speaker Of tbs House Of Representatives..
CHARLES c, CONVERS,
'SptakGr Of The Ssnats.
i NO
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24

IL made payable Al its own eOsntsf, shall be
deemed sRd held UsUriSus sad uHiswiul
within the meaning Of this act, provided
that Rothing contained in the third and
fourth sections 0f this act shall in sny SSI
impair OF Sffeet any right conferred uPea any
bask heretofore incorporated OF efssuizsd. 1.
BENJAMIN F. LElTER,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,.
CHARLES c. C0NVERS,
. Speaker Of the Senate.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24
SCENE in THE SENATE.

On the l7'h inst, oisgraceful scene was
enacted in the seuats chamber, the principal
participants in which were Messrs. FoOte, Of
Mississippi, and Benton, Of Missouri. The
former Of these gentlemen has become no.
tOrious TO the people of this country for his
beligerant propens;ties, and we can assure
him that they place proper estimate upon
his manuer Of exercising them He has,
during The time he has filed The honorable
post Of Senator in Congress, ffeqaenlly dis
graced himself and constituency by personal
renconers with his colleagues, most Of which.
we venture TO say, were brought aboat By
his petu!ent temper, aud arrogani, oven beay-
ing disposition. We would not, however, il
this Instance, cast all the odium of the scene
upon Mr.. Foote. Mr.. Benton will be se-
veroly censured for the part he took in it,
notwithstanding the circumstances that caused
his unwarrantable action may considerably
palate his offence. From the proceedings in
another column, twill be seen that COM
mitlee has beenap appoinled'to investigate the
affair; but, We opine, that this is The last We
will ever heasof i. officially Such should
not be the case, however. The people, it is
tue, and we are sorry to record such hui
initiating fact, ara becoming, at every snc>
cessjve session Of Congress more Indifferent
TO the occurrence Of scenes, both in the House
and the Senate chamber, lhai would disgrace
doggery in the purlIegs Of New York or
/ Philadelphia; but we hope that the character
which they nre acquiring abroad,as n major,
through the medium Of such Iufiinnism and
want Of dignity on the part of their repre-
senlatives, will cause them to cry aloud for
he just punishment Of Ilese offenders, and
all shall, hereafter, dare to turn The cap.
itul INTO tavern or a pistol gallery.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24
LAWS OF OHIO:
CBy AullloriIy3

Az ACT further to amend the several acts now i.
Try and detainsr.
sEc |. Bsii sRaelt1 by ne 6saersl AZ.
sel0ly Of The State of Clio, That the pro .
sislsns si the act eatilfsd ian ast 10 resu /.
late the sction Of loIeibls entry and dstsIn.
er' passed February 25ih, 1881, and the
several acts Amsadstofy ihsTsio, are hereby
extended and made spplicab,s 10 ell cases
Of purchases sl real estate on sales BY exc.
eEtoIs, administrators OF guardians, in the
came manner and 10 the same extent as such
provisions are BY said acts applied 10 pnI.
-chssels OF real estate on execution al law.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER, "
Speaker Of the House Of Rsp4essntGiipss.
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker oftbs Senate.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24

WANTED.-At this office, boy, between the
ages of IA and II, to learn the printing business.
II eurly application be made by boy from The
country he can obtain situation which mo +,
proye profitable to him.
Anril II. 1850.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24
March 10. 1850.

AN ACT TO exempt from levy and sale upon ex-
execution certain articles therein named.
SEC, /. BE it enacted by the General As
sembIy Of the State of Ohio. That ell arli.
clss, specimens aud cabinets of natural Gu.
riosity, history OF science, whether animal,
vegetable or Iniaeral, except such as may be
kept OF inteRdsd for ishow or exhibition Tor
money OF pecuniury gain. shall be exempt
IRON execution, attachment or sale TO satisfy
any judgment. decree or debt arising out Of
or founded upRn contact.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER.
Speaker Of The House Of Reprssentatives.
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of Tbs SenGIe,
March 20. 1870.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24
March al, 1850.
AN ACT to punish certain offence therain no.
med

AN ACT to punish certain offence therein na.
med.
SEC. l. Be II eMactraby The GtHerEI
assembly Of tic State Of Ohis, Tha. if
aRy person shall wiIIully and malicously,
in day time, break an enter any dwell.
ing house, klchso, shop. sters, ware
house, malt house, sill house, mill, facta'
ry, pottery, waterctaf, school house,
church or meetjng house, smoke house,
barn or stable, with intent To steal, every
person. SO offending shall We deemed gull
ty Of a misdoMeanor, and on conviction
thereof, shall be iined in any sum Not
exceeding three hundred dollars, and be
imprisoned in tho cell or dungeon of the
Jail Of the county, aud be fed on bread and
water only, not exceeding sixty days, at
the discretion Of the court
BENJAMIN f. LETTER,
Speaker sfhe House Of Representatives.
CHARLES e. CONVERS,
Speaker Of The Senate.
March 22d, 1852.
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March 10. 1850.


AN ACT tIrther to amend an act entitled "An
act to prevent nuisanees." passed February IS,
1881.
SEC. /. Be Il enacted by the General As.
staIbly Of ths Siats Of Ohio. That every
house or building situated without the IN
coTporated limits OF any city or village, and
within this State, used or occupied as
house Of illisme. or Tor the purposes Of
prostitution, shall be hela and deemed
public nuisance. And sny person ewhiHg
or leasing such building, and using or occu'
pying or permitting The same to De used or
occupied for the purposes Aforesaid, shall
fot every day he or she shall Sc use or eccu'
py, or permit 10 be used or occupied, such
hsuSe or building as Aforesaid, shall be deem
ed guilty OF a mIsdemeanor, and on convicr
tlon shall be fined in lanyl sum not exceed
ing one hun1red dollars, or imprisoned for
term net less than thirty days, nor more
than six months, or beth, at the discretion
ei the court.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,,
CHARLES c. J0NVERS, -
Speaker Of The Ssna.s.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24
March 22d, 1857.
AN ACT to prSVide for the election Of the Board
OF Public Works by ths people.

AN ACT to prSVids for the election Of the Board
OF Public Works by ths people
SEC. l., Be- il sndcteI by ths GsnerGF
Assembly Of The Slate Of Ohie, That the
president and the tive acting commission
ers Of the Beard Of Public Works, shall
hereafter, as vacancies shall occur in
said board, be elected annually by the
qualified voters Of this State, at the annu-
al October election for State and county
officers, preceding the session Of The Cen
eral Assembly al which said vacancy
would have to be filled; and all votes CIV
en- for any member Of said beard shali be
certified, returned and opened,in the same
manner ,ha; votes given for Governor
are now required by law 10 be certified,
opened and published.
SIC. 2. That all laws and parts OF
laws inconsistent with this act, be, and
the same are hereby repealed
BENJAMIN r. LETTER,
Speaker Of ihe House of Representatives..
CHARLES C. 'CONVERS,
Speaker efthe Senate.
March 23l, 1850.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24

The three most difficult things are--P
keep secrei--lo forgive an injufy--and Ic
make a good use Of leisufC
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24

AN ACT 10 declare the intent Of the twenty first
section Of the act relating to wills"
SEC. 4. BE il enacted BY The General
Assembly of The Stale Of Ohio, That the
eersons mentioned in The seventeenth
sectisR Of the act 10 provide for the safe
keeping Of idiots, lunatics or insane per.
sons. the arrangement Of their affairs,
sadsfef other purposes, passed March 9th,
1888, are hereby declared 10 be within
the saving clause Of The twenty first sec.
ten OF the act relating to wills, passed
March Esd, 1870, as persons Of Insane
mind. BENJAMIN +. LETTER,
Speaker ofthe Honss ef Representatives,
CHARLES G. CONYERS,
March 9sd, 1850 Speaker Of The Senate
hereby certify thai the forsgeingis true
| " copied IRON certified copy OF tie oiigi
nal roll on. file in The Secretary Of States
Ofice. X. X. PRICE, Auditor
Of Harrison csnnty.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24
Marsh R3. 1850.

An ACT authorizing copies Of records and pa
pers in the offices o The Governor and Secreta-
ry Of State to be used as evidence in The courts
oi this State
SEC. |. Be il eHactsd BY the General As
stmbly Of the STATE Of Ohio, Fiat copies
Ol all records sDd papers on file in Tie OF
Gee oi the Governor or Secretary OF State,
eer,iisd by The Secretary of Slate, under tho
grest seal, TO be Irue and c6rrect copies Ul
such records q! phPtrs, shall be received as
evidence in all eeerts snd places, in the
sans DsHaer, and have the same force aad
si@c', a. tha Otisiaas thereof would have,
il pIGdacec.
BENJAMIN F LETTER,
SPEAKER Of The House Of Representatives.
CHARLES q CONVERS.
Sptahsr et the Ssnets.
Mach lESn : =
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24

fIfE lsABKLLA GRArE.--t n may be crat
Isicatun 10 many 10 know that this fine A.
a,eFieap grape, lhe favor Of which is justly
&1ns deied superior ioihose offoregn growth
IN he ntesciyeBWilhout loss Of flavor, The
Hartford Couluni stys
4 friend has just presented 10 us several
Banchea Of delicious Isabella gsspes, Of the
Eaat falIfs crop. They were preserved in
lOsion. The process 10 easy and surg. A
liver Of cotton is placed ina box, then : layer
III grabes loosely on the cotton, taking care
q prevent close packing By nading strips o.
Ro..1 il the inside Of the box The skin o.
1ba grape hcromea slightly wilhefed, but lhs
Nas0F i fully prpserved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-29
FROM HAVANA.
modore Parler..A California Craft. &C,

HagAns Core. qol5rlcr oi la- Tribune.
Hav,NA MONDAY, Apr. D.
Le,s-. Grsaes N'E.r4h
have seen VIII some regret statements I'D re-
spectacle northern papers. that intimate Al under
standing between Com. Parker ana the Admiral
Of the BRUSH Wes- iai laadroa Tor Interference
With Cuban affairs. This is entirely without 'oln
ta,ion. ard Therefore calculated % do injury u 81
officer o. high rank and estimation IN og' Navy.
The oaly purpose or which American armed
vessels have visited The Island u Caba, has been
O. watch over American 81 mmerce All American
interests There 10 doubt q the Propreiy %
s-ca Taich'-.uess being Continued BY competent
VA armament ann. us people have become
4aietec. The va schooner Capt FArrend sA.-s
today ~ tie coast OF Nlcaisn. aa1 norti-the
-sla. cruise 'or lis vesse.
The sooP O. var Albany s mou atAry expect
Cd, as she has been heard OF a. po.n's MAJ iA -
tinsry time. make her p4st l1e =; It's por' o. rem
tervogs De Eve tn schooner boa. huierfflse
from N'so'9s. q 'lr San Francisco "a the "a ia
an. Lake N.csra-ua a. after having caused ia
mcnse vScl,eleaL .s.; = Ga the ilih os her route
with ~ haals tie CaFtaa Batter a1d TIE cecs-
the ihree otte-s c-sasria. it wise u re'r'- from
his pom; o he ri;ed states = 20
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The 1 holera.
A.vsaA lr-~.Polerrc- - t. Tr.o1ae-
n..- ,s.v A. -

a.vsaA Iorr~spu-cr-r- ~ t. Tr.o-n~-
H.sa>. MOudsy. Apr =
Nsssrs. t~ss.fl MICA
Tie aaxi-'y OF tie Goye-nsu = relation T.
Cholera seems q BE- deepening az every arrAas :
u,eni that Police power can bring . bear Las been
put b. su-s.ol iar Iresirsa; 49, care o. tie -
I'D the genera security. Hospitals 'arSeons ai.d
commissions oi save suce sni rslsi have been
assigned = every 5rr0o wan - that o. Pr
ton o. tie Community an escape iun.e.lAt at
tcnslcn and care. TIE disease see rs - have stop
ped httle more among The shiqpln. N port 81 =
has exhibited rs ma-lguI;y INST freely With tie
soldiery. The as. .isn Of goltsca .nicrnst'o1
have is derived frum Spaniard tins roorrlrg, No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-29
fE.v rHE ksE>rs
OF >CHENCK PCLMOSlC SYRUP
IT BOSTON


2 sro~ Apr -
D.. J b. S-sf>lS D-sf sr-P.sA.- ssnd % r-s1 .fiy
every V--s 50 sro.. ~ yo-r Pl.n0uc syrup send ~
.1. r-ar packet II Hrcn yolr city every >s.r
.s7l ", md n..i Keep a d supp 20 TO G.~-' De-
demand >-v-rs ~ or cty -c0rs have n - = 20 fe-
r-.rs.b- .uoc-.s Mr Bsy % ,t- So AZ Corpora
- -rt-r - Re saf formerly = tie Redmond stAf ave
escn q s-l spoken a hy 1 %. frAse all recommended
z % .h-ir sr-1c. arl r-zc-rs
We ar TOW .-lirg rlr an ry- zro-s vel snd oar
az. A. .cresslrF Sue - c-r ars ni-rci.nS Al
s.v.s-. sav -s 49, ro. b. o-i ef u ih-r fannie. ~
r.. T. b..t r.--.c.rr Or co4.s cod. ard pezio-s-g
-or.rs.r-. ~H..- a-~ ever -s--. We ave 80 aye
a.--.-- - trsf~s from v--y r-sp-c-a people
W 1-r--s.- rue. CRATE ssllsrc ~ ~ae1 E -
cor--. r-or- --r~rAg s-ow-.
Yours very respectful
BEDDING CO >,Aie--- Bc-io,.
ssr>css Pll-a1i- >y-.P b. 80 a. : Per sot--, or 5
sa,--. 'rs'
c = CtlcA~fak CO f Bs-ea e. az 10 Geusr.
Ass-ts ssr S-r-T-rs 40 vicinity.
sfa-T1EA Llrf a.ESTs.
Por1S 81. Gr-eatica-sl s-e = Sz;h-sv
JkL Couul~.roS IS srost~sy aze - H-t.c--.,
= LYcS -. Gr1rt-.L
= COOK. c9rr-r A re- az Grsn1 "a
IN Gzlrgirss. corner D. arr-y AID Sg<ol ss
wD CEussIE, - B0~-ry
AN.EsH ecrr-r vsres Ard H.rn-n-yss
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nnnicl Nch.ter.

4 respondent sends 90, tho following
.~.r.-lar afternoon came or '-om Pha..
of., u.,i tie remains 90. o.. late Daulr. " els.'.
s.l ..a. o.r.'r struck with the ravs-.s "a.
.r a.4 c.-r1rs.anres D. ,No or three years .t
mad. ra Obi. ..ce eminent man. lis 'ao, "as
.v orr. ..ranken. and lis eye .an-lid aud
,Is1c. au. essen ihe Trsscroe oi fhe .aeies .n i.-
,..t aa.... t W. regards to l.m could not arouse
h.. .t.. o- .zpe. from hs c0Da'enaaoe ts
,.ar-. tea,a..ss BIS STEPS ALTERED. even g. to..
t.rlr-. aal whole person seemed tie en'.e"
o. irts Bu' rs Milton says 90, Sa.aa
H, form hsd rot y~i osf
u.i..~-.. rar appeared
lees rs. t--tarfr. fa leo. ala 'lr 'A.'''e
..... sl4rrl Hat 10 a."
p-.e ..sr- 4f ,-an8er ~ .llrenohed frl Cf.a
So, .n .s- iadei ca.ek
could nat BOG feel sai. rs razcd on all i.a r.
naiaso. Vie once DAVitt WFrsrEE' now sunk
and faded. l.. SD much i the physic- as in ihe ..
t.Isctlal and moral MAN. Oure. whom darkness
brood a over te tents of Israel, ana 'he people l
a,r.,o.l POI tie aw the light OF bis mini. ise
"tie pillar OF fire by n.ht mas the guide 90. ..r
,o.ares ot Freedom toward .he proni. .nii
bat nov. ehen ,aa sua OF Liberty has braasOt r.e
dawn Co. perpetual Jay t. make glad o. nations
Of 'be Garth "thc spark oi his fire n' longer
shine. When from ,he seeP OF ages the ima
l.rs of his c.oqueuce have aroused mankind 4"
strike for Freedom to lo or die. his voice, Ase '.at
Of ,be A,beaan who had e., the weight o. Phaps
gold. Us either hushci in silence or heard on.t oa
the side OF ,ha opPressor
Our correspondent goes On 90 say
Great deal more i'm this vein, bat We do mot
choose to print it now let Us see the thing
through before We indulge in harsh iuts-
meut> and bitter examinations. We shall
need Nh. Wcl,ter's vote 90 separate Calitor-
MIA from the pile Of questions threatened 20
bc hrapcd upon her. and have reason 20 eS-
poet IT, Let us re patient and see what
Time has in store for liz. H.
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Tho Nsauo,iat riilc-.

We present herewith the full report made
hv one or our Associates If ions Vas b.
Rr>, summing up of the ease Of the People
of Ncw-Norl against the Livingston ~
troons ia the trial recently concluded at
Hudson. The history therein given Of Che
origin and basis Of the famous Livingston
Manor will De- found interesting, while thc
light reflected by it on Manorial grants ami
the resulting Liabilities generally viii rem
der it widely instructive and important
w trust-nay, we are Nurc-it viii pe
widely read and rendered.
If il be held that the claims Of the pres
cnt holder, under the Manorial Titles must
he conceded and maintained. such trials are
still of decided value They are Warming
and heacons for the future. These old
Manor grouts were conceived IN darkness
and brought forth in iniquity Had one
earnest active champion of the Right Of All
to Land existed and had access to the public
ear in the day of their date, 10 such grants
would have been made or could have been
pretended. Thus great wrongs almost al
WAYS take root unpercciycd. They grow up
unno,iced because unfolt. and when al len eth
the hubble corns begin to feel their pressure,
they are enabled to plead possession, anti
unity. PRESCRIPTION, vested right, rs an apol-
ocv for their continuance They are planted
So deeplv in the ground thar II i
hard to topplc them over. The original
wrong has become mixed up with and over
grown hy So many rights that II would be
very difficult to redress the former without
injury to the latter Ii may therefore Toe
found impracticabls even when title 20
lands was originally founded IN fraud and
impo>turc to pronounce II legal nult'y'
But, in view Of the ralpable antagon'sm be-
txeen the Manorial system. with IL perpct-
nal leascholds, Quarter->ales reservations o.
minerals. wood and water-right>, Sc and
the Republican forms and spirit, II may De
nay must he-a leading purpose with the
earnes, aud elear->igh,ei advocates Of hu-
man Liberty to prevent any future monopoly
of vast tracts Nv single owners, and 10 hast
on ,be division and distribution OF the great
landed estates now existing by the operation
of laws adopted to secure that event
Whatever may be the decision OF eur Courts
in the livingston case. We presume iia' a
large majority Of the Nanorial lands IN cur
State are held under titles which cannot be
successfully impeached. And while We
,rus, hut very few would now vote to create
or sanction any grants Of like nature We
must nevertheless respect ana maintain
rights shielded by existing laws.
Vet the Manors must be broken uP--d's-
solved before the glow Of an awakened and
enlightened public opinion, like the Ice Of
Winter BY the sun Of Spring while the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-29

Rescue OF the captain and Crew of schooner
>orfh taroiinn.

"a. have. b... l.,a-.,, b, Coa- GrR,Ro. o. tac
b... .sI.,.,. ..,... ,-...... ..st.-le, from MAYA
....,. r. ..t. ..-t..-.... ...t-. respecting tne
.....t .. .,-..o.a.r- Eos. ,re spanish sut..-i-
.....-,.. '.......- e -..
An-rca. "r.e.ei .. cape "'N'. B 7" '" ''. .-.'
u.t. Alter tue sufferers lad been baAel oar 10
prison. ,,ler. t... had 40 fr.t been iUrlNu. tac
..... ............ o.. H.. .tst..,..,.t. -..
r....
..t a.t al'" o. Ant.- "
.-.I. pats t.t i0rty cents a1y. Which H..l
......-- ....,. ., Na....s.. and b. lir.Ish,d
.t.......,.... f.......-o.r .-.-.,,t. .
'-'
n's uNn lhe. were .D..e
depend apH the Charity a. tlc Anon l1 aHi h.s.
.I ,.s.I Boz r...-. where flr NV er,! oi Mouth
.,..l .. ....I.-
i
Wtcneyer an American vessel was ready '"f sea-
the, were strictly otrraau.el by the Captain the
p.-. VIII, f. h.. s1ot either The caa,aiu. mat, or
,.t r....... t.o.f ,.....4 order ,he., ,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-29
TO LUMBER DEALERS

NbEK-LUn BER-L L MEL -
WE HAVE On HAND a. ogr ..-sm 49,, y
w esler, abogt eleven hundred hoss7Dc Igrr -
choices, kind " pht- PINE boards ard psns 80
porsOn u u Gear stst, b {. !; AGA iDcnss ~
lUl- expressly 'Of .L- S.~-iors rsfs>l "a -
ssnoOlh a. = . raj yssse1 ihfDos a plslhf -
les % ~ bsnE - m cana where E car 0"
5osls ~ lbOyt I,.m.ng -, 81 =,
ne s-lecroa u New Yof. al ksssrn .-Ny. - .
- l. We vi eve good osfs&n ~ =! - ri -
wan 70 purchase Tie egslfy averages " ~f
can - made " T. s.<.sT
W-e.n f1n!.h yAtewoSc, az ash - ~
And 4 an.b-r, aay q1.nIry u -sth-' 81 go
ciaJbosyc. AZ s.~-a sLLs.es A4s., sD-, a. -
p.alk Or rnnb~r u .ny required n-fAN.ss s3bs
a. b u Er-t R-ser,nee " Campbell 49,
,,~,o,, ys,s snd X krs.lo~, Lsssss 60
-f J. p MILNE
Rocbest<r, March u, l>s
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BRUSH MAHUFAcToRY.

.l1> PEARL~sT FRANKLIN 80 AkL-as :. >
I)6 scrt~f respectfully MONS "a. e1s'on< A. .
.ogtrr-e u rs.ai bfg,be., .a.h uoo... ysrN q
&hiisv.sh O.. window D., sgsting 90 So. -
t.nsg- ss-ormsni u fancy BRUSHES - s1pen" - -
ship - ticn ~ . selling a. tLs .Os -st mrs -
kned has received fOm nc American lnsiaEr
ni,cs fOr he ,est brushes exhibited = her sS,,SgsL
a. Pm JOHN -
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ADtICk.

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10000 WINDOW SHADES,

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
NJ HOLEsALE AND RETAIL al great o"s-'.
w ots ~ sg't purchasers. from - Up, 81 10 rs.
door. from Chs-hsm.L TdmHirgs csGbfes' se.N
trade " o. JEsKs'
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EAGLE CUT NAILS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS. Mansfacilfrf' " ne nee -" -
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mert rom - Toe W I'D spis~s. =; 10 'rcc,s -.
sn.hinz and feucs nsis orders VII. be tskeD teb'7
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TRUSTEES
JOSEPH WALkEk CYRUS CURTiss
THONA> ht NJ HERMAN BOXER
49, FttsLAND CHARLES " CARLETON
BENNY snkLDES. LtClrS HOPKINS,
THOMAS NILSSON DASIgLG HAVILASD.
WILSON o Hunt Lrtl COOK
SIN All Ak>H. DAVID Z. -AfRS.
OEDRDE hAsI nos, benny \ -rONk
c ~ A hDDotk ~ JOHN .TkHARD, ia
PAUL : 3POEFDHD . Z StLTBI.
,EPTiNUs GROJhEs GRO PHELPS
CHARLfs PAWN JAMES I sOCTTER
CHAkLt.S KJgFRs FREDERICK HlEICR
SAY Il bEAL, Ii " MALI,
WILLIAM WATT RICHARD blOkLO".
ALsET REID
JO>EPH WALKER President
LENS GRE6Okf ficePr-siterL
ELLWOOD WALTER. p : .c-- Prss.tect
aS4l- Ch4VLE- St~COsB secretary.
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refined SIG.RsAr R.rr-FD PsIc's -,iuar's Crushed
3. Yellow i. good Refined. So o.. Orleans, ., be
be-. quality Black Tea very good = 81 A'o Green
Tea from :. ID D. yer b. Grocer. ard P-caer- sup
q ed a reduced prices. Superior sperm Csncle. = ~
an d. Der Ib nirrL Lamp Oi 81. per "a Aso Dairy
Blrer Hans Beet &c., or .A- who.ess.- and retail by
10 FoalfE 80 40 81 Gre~r~et, :, V--ey, snt 80
G-anG.,s y B-Gocd Rstl-e Yellow sugsrsio 30 by
90. 49,. a.glis
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BUTTER AID PROVISIONS 40
NuEss PORK And Rffk (HfEsB >.

4'I Lard 10 barre All segs, C.iy sad Warn "a,
Hams Shoulders Bacon. Bee, sses sax Cssas a,
Flsh Oh Sc constantly 90 tsne and bf sac -
groc-rs and country n-fchsnts By
ALLAN = ROSE. - "sstns 10
40 above Ear