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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

Tue SKA SEnPRET AGAlS-.Atiemptt 10 capture
Him,-The Charleston Mercury has letter from
Beaufort. s, c., giving further accounts of the
movements of the Sea Serpent recently seen in
lmt vicinity, from which we extract the follow
ing;
"rhe report of Capt Buukenship and pOssen.
gers has been verified by many other Witnesses
This formidable sea monster has been seen again
To day, we understand IN our waters When dis.
covered by those on board the steamer his emf.
nence' was ut Point Royal Sound, u distance OF
seven or eight miles from this town. Since tint
time he has been uzily making his way up Broad
river, aud was seen by gentleman, we under.
sund, to'dny. in Whale Branch river, an arm of
the Broad, He is reported lo be making his way
higher up still, when, perhaps he may be cap.
tured, Tie is described as being from 100 To l5O
feet in length and of proportionute bulk has the
head oi u serpent, which he carries when in mo.
ton. five or six feet out Of the wulor about ten
feet from his head is hump, resembling huge
hoashead. aud as far ns he could be seen Out
OF the water u succession Of humps was oh.
served lle was pursued for several miles along
the bank vi tho river at times the party in pur
suit coming very near to him. lie was shot nj
with rifle aud shot gun, which had the effect oI
making him timid, aud caused him to sink below
the surhoe Of the water when nearly approached
We understand that pnrty from this place has
been made up to capture him II possible, The
plan is 20 man two large flats with cannon iC
each. one going below where he is represented
TO be, and the other above, and then approach
each other aud when he is discovered to lire intc
him, In this why he may bs taken, i. peradven
ture he does not take them first The Whale
Branch is not more than one hundred yards wide,
aud there is every probability Of an animated
conflict with this king Of the waters, within his
own dominions"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

DlssoLyNo THE USIoS-A Sensible Aaa.--A
very celebrated chemist has expressed himselfin
the most decided manner on the impossibity of
diSsolving the Union. He says that as yet, no
preparation either foreign or domestic has been
discovered powerful enough to act upon SO large
substance.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

sOUrHERE coLOsr IN cALUORSIA.---Th fol.
lowing appsarsiu tae advertising columns Of the
Miasissippiau, and we copy it as matter of gen.
eral interest
Caiitoraia-SOaihera Siaee COioRy.-Citizens
ot the Slave States desirous Of emigratug to Cal
iforna with their slave property. are requested to
send their names humber of slaves, and period ol
contemplated departure to the address of South
era Slave Colony" Jackson, Mississippi.
All letters. TO meet with attention, must be post
paid.
1t is the desire of the friends of this enterprise
TO settle in the richest mining aud agricultural
portions of California, and to secure the uninter
rupted enjoyment Of slave property II is esti-
mated that by the first of May next, the mem
bers OF the Slave Colony will amount to about
five thousand and the slaves tn about lon thousand
The mode of eHectng organization &c, will be
privately transmitted to actual members.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

WEEKLY GAzETTE.-The number of
this week contains large variety of in
teresting reading matter, political and
miscellaneous. besides telegraphic. re-
ports, markets, &c. 1t will compare fa-
vorabIy with any paper published East
or West. Subscriptions still received
under our new terms.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29


FAIRFIELD CoUsrY-Hcr Original Ltnas,-
When tue Constitution was adopted, tho aPpor
,ionmont ior Senators and Representatives was
made between nine counties only: llImiltcn,
Cermunt Adams Fairfield, Washington, Bel
mont, Jefferson and 1rumbull. AT lhn time Old
Fairfield embraced within her limits what now
constitutes Perry, locking and Licking counties
aud parts Of whntcOnstitutes Muskingum, Knox.
Franklin aud Pickaway, and it may be Of others.
but we have no means of asceraiuing A large
poriou Of the State nt that time was not inClud-
od in any Of tho original enumerated Countless
Gradually new counties were lurmcd, which
trc1passed upon the territory Of Fuirlield. with
a determination To reduce her To tho constitution
al limit of 400 square miles. II. as we under.
stand the new county Of YiutUn causes the al
taclng OF Perry township thirteen square miles
OF Bern und twelve Of Auburn, To Hacking couu
ty, there will still be left in Fairfield about 1929
square miles, leaving still 81 miles for the benc-
fiji Of some persons, who hive corner lots to dis
pose of or plenty Of money to lay onl IN oyster
sappers and champagne. The now Constitution,
however may put stop to it.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

BooTs AND SnoEs. Work, Son &
Work have received their supplies for
the season. See advertisement. You
will find their shop as usual filed with
the latest and most beautiful styles of
work, which will not fail to please. Call
and see.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

Those Of our subscribers
who intend removing on the first day of
April, will to prevent mistakes please no.
tify the Carriers or leave word at the of.
free
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

The BEsr Recommendations "A youth
seeking employment came to this city,
and Oh inquiring at certain counting
room if they wished clerk, was told
that they did not. On mentioning the
recommendations he had, one of which
was from highly respectable citizen,
the merchant desired to see them. In
turning over his carpet-bag to find his
letters, book rolled out on the floor.
What book is thatl" said the mer.
chant
ut is the Bible, sir" was the reply.
"And what are you going to do with
that book in New York;
The lad looked seriously into the mer-
chants face, and replied, II promised
my mother l OouId read IL eoery dag, and
shall do IT,"
The merchant Immediately engaged
his services, and in due time he became
partner in the frm-one of the most
respectable in the city.-N Y. Paper.
ORIGIN OF THE PHRASE "BRoTHER JON
ATHAN."-lt is said Gen. Washington
placed great confidence in the good sense
aud patriotism of Jonathan Trumbull,
who, at an early period ofthe revolution,
was Governor Of the State of Connecti-
cut. In certain emergency, when
measure Of great Importance was under
discussion, Washington remarked, I've
must consult brother Jonathan on the
subject" The result ofthat consultation
was favorable; and the words of the COM
mander.in chief pissed into common
phrase. applied Unfortunately by Off
GERS and men in all cases Of difficulty
which afterwards occurred during the
war. Thus, from the constant use ofthe
expression, I'VE must consult brother
Jonathan" which soon passing from the
army to the people at large, the Ameri-
cans received from the English that ap-
.pelIation which has stuck as closely to
US, as John Bull'' to them.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

E8@A novel and most effeclual cure for stam-
merng has just been discovered by DR.. Warren
of Boston 1t is simply at every syllable pro-
uounced, to tap at the same time with your finger;
by so doing, the most nve'erDte stammerer will
be surprised to find that he can pronounce quite
huently, and, by long aud constant practice, he
will pronounce perfectly well
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

T7'The proverb, Shoemaker stick 10 yoar 1ast
is frequently msnpplied, The true application
may be Inferred from rrlcrunco 10 its origin
Appccs, the great painter. exhibited one Of his
best efforts in public, when II shoemaker found
fnll with the sandal Of one Of the figures, which
the painter altered.-The boor, pleased with his
success, proceeded locrticise other parts ut the
painting, when AppelIes said quickly to him
"Nc wtar ultra crcpidam," ("Shuemokcr stick
to your ast.".' The proverb is intended II re-
buke persons win give an opinion On things
which they do not understand.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

PRoanEssIoS-The Democracy Of Megs.-
A meeting was held in Pomroy few days since,
when the following resolution among Others was
passed
RcsoIUed. That our representatives in sad con
9enton be specially instructed to consider the
following propositions viz:
!. That the elective Iruncllise be extended to
all white male iRhabitdnts Of sane mind aud ma
ture age. aud having resided Que year within the
State, being citizens Of the United States
Aud the propriety of eHfraAehisiag the female
poronof our population he fully and deliberate
ly considered by the convention.
Hip Hip, IImiah Oar Locofoco brethren in
Micgs have progressed little ahead even Of ihe
radicals Of Fai field. Now is the time fpr the
women Of Ohio Ia have their voices needed in
The public cnunsels. Next October, we may see
them marching. with colors flying. 10 the polls,
aud when there depo'te their ballots for the new
Constitution aud Equality. By the way, are our
LocoIoco friends in Meigs aware that the Ladies'
nearly oil are Whigsl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

lBrMr. Calhoun is reported as serously i'll a.
gain, and even in more dangerous position than
ever
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

Doors AND SHoEs.-Reed & Baugh-
man are again on hand with an excellent
lot of Boots, Shoes, &c, ready for the
market and able to satisfy the most fas-
tidious taste. Their Spring and Summer
Stock is of,he latest styles and we'll made
of course. Give them a call
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

NRw YORK Cry ExPENsEs.-It is said that the
total expenditures Of the New York city govern
ment for tho carrout year just closed, amounts
10 s. ,Gg8 ,67j:l3 Of which $ll ,0j0 were for the
expenses Of the tea room or junketings for Al
dermon. That is considerably more thun the
great State Of Ohio phys.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

III .uD .----. ----- lj'OV
The person, getting up club OF ten, will be
entitled TO one copy gratis, so long as the club
continues, by his exertlOns The cash, in these
cases. must Invariably accompany the nunies.
tP@Will not Post Masters interest themselves
in increasing the circulation Of the Gnzeltel By
proper exertiou, they can both benefit themselves
aud Us. Many of them do much towards sus-
taiting Eastern publications, why cannot they do
the same at least, for their own county papeIsl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

CABINET WARE. g. l.. Eckert will
remove his shop to Main Street in a day
or two. This shows an evident desire 10
keep pace with the progress of the day,
aud will insure him lot of new custom
ers. See his advertisement.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

Wnp PrGEoNs-1Ne Rapid Flight
of Birds.-The Detroit Free Press says.
wild pigeons are very plenty in the
woods back of that city, Wild rsce was
found in the crops ofsome ofthose taken,
from which the Free Press infers that
they must have flown 700 miles in less
than "a hours, as the rice is not found
nearer than that distance, aud it digests
in "a hours.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

New GooDs. Reinmund, Son& Beck,
as will be seen by their advertisement,
are again on hand in the way Of selling
cheap goods. Give them call and sat
isfy yourselves.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29
"LOVCtl.nt-IAOme."

EP'The following beautiful lines are from
ELIZA COOKS Journal:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

HARDwARE-,Neao ArTangement.-
Messrs. Efinger, White and Latta have
purchased the interest of JIG. Weaver
& &c. in the Hardware Business, and re-
moved the Stock one door West, in the
corner lately occupied by DR.. Kreider,
where in few days they will receive
large additions to it,. For particulars
see advertisement. They intend keep
ing heavy assortment, which will be
sold at low prices. Give them CALL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29
LANCASTER, OHIO!
REDUCTION or TERMS.
- ~ 4

REDUCTION OF TERMS
Hereafter the terms Of the Gazette will be as
follows;
II paid in advance. .....-...-.--..---$ $40
within tue year, ,...----.-.----'2 W
after the year expires. :.---2'oO
Fyam and alter The expiration of the year, six
psr ceatipterest %illbe charged upon the highest
terms. =. ~,
Our object is, for the mutual hene6t ofpubish-
sr.nd ,a9ler. 10 do business hereafter. as near
.s possible upon the cash systemi aud these
terms will be strictly adhered to.
Terms for Clubs.
3 copies, ------..----.. -.x3OO
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-19

officers which would devolve upon
this General Assembly. II the gen.
tlsman from Jackson could tell how
long. he would then know when ne
would adjourn.
Mr.. Bnndy thought that that was
already fixed up. He supposed that
but little time was required to fln-
ish the arrangement. lfhe was mis-
taken in that, he would not be in ia
vor of adjourning SO soon.
Messrs. Frazier and Dodds oppos-
ed the resolution.
A loose debate then sprung up.
relative TO tbe election of Stale Off
GERS.
Mr.. Tiff believed that the House
should elect U. S. Senator immedi-
alely. Mr.. Ewing was now in the
Senate by no constitutional right.
He held his Office by usuPatiOn.
The resolution was then laid on
the table.
Mr.. Tiff offered resolution ap-
pointing a committee Of 5 TO inquire
by what right Mr.. Ewing holds his
seat in the Senate OF the U. S. Mr..
Bundy moved to lay the resolutions
on the table--lost, "a TO 81, Mr..
Van Vorhes moved to strike out
and insert that the Attorney Gene
raj be requested to inform the Honse,
&c.,--to strike out carried, to insert
lost.
SENATE, l2th.-The bill making
appropriations in part for 1851, pass.
ed.
The Speaker presented the report
of John Welch on the affairs OF the
GAINESVILLE and MaysVille Turnpike
lCo. Laid on the table and 1000 ex.
ira copies ordered to be printed.
The Inauguration of Gov. Wood
took place in the Hall of the House
Mr.. Bundy presented petition from
Isl citizens of Jackson. county, for
the repeal of the law authorizing the
\ commissioners Of that county to sub
scribe to the stock Of the Iron Rail,
road company.
| A.resolution was introduced TO &c
into the election OF u. s. Senators fol
the short term on the 18th, laid or
the table. The Governor elect ap-
peared and the oath OF Office was ad
ministered by Judge Hitchcock.
| SENATE, l3th.-Resolutions were
introduced complaining that the
printing resolutions permitted nc
one but practical printer to bid, and
asking that portion to be recinded-
referred. Mr.. Randall introduced
resolutions on the subject Of Slavery
ordered 10 be printed.
House.-Resolutions to 60 into
election of U. s. Senator for short
term on 18th, passed.
SENATE, 18th. Majority .of Prin.
ting Committee reported against res.
olutions offered yesterday. The bill
allowing the S. and H. Valley Rail.
road to negotiate their bonds passed
, A motion to pospone time of receiv'
ing bids for printing occupied the
, whole day.
The House adjourned after an un.
important session at Ii. A. M.
Dec. l6.-Nothing of interest
transpired in the House. The Sen.
} ate unanimously voted against the
, right of Letter, of Stark, to seat
and refused to pay his per diem and
: expenses.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-19
L.ar.lArrvs TrnrERAscE SOc1ErY

LEarsLATIvE TEMPBRANcE SOCIETY.
Those members of the Legislature
friendly to the organization Of fLegis-
latiye Temperance Society met in
the Senate Chamber, one evening
last week. Gov. Ford was appoin-
ted Chairman. The Society was
permanently organized by electing
Lewis, Of the Senate, President Will
hanson, of the House, and Cunning
ham, of the Senate, Vice Presidents
FeirchAd, OF the House, Secretary,
and James, OF the House. Treasurer.
The meeIIng was addressed during
the evening by Gov. Ford, and Mr..
Geiger, ofthe Senate.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-19
day next.

@ Want ofspace compells us to
omit the publication of several articles
prepared for this week. We shall have
done with Messages afterthis week, and
will furnish hereafter more general in
telligsnce, Congressional, convention
proceedings, &c.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-19

pMr. Vose requests US TO say
that the present term Of his school
viii close on Friday, and that the
second term will commence on Mon
day next.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-19

Or The Deputy Marshal, JOHN E.
HoLcoMB, furnishes us with the follow
ing statement, taken from his complete
returns. of the population Of Gallia
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-19

To those subscribers who receive
their papers at McGhse's store, Jack
son county, we can only say that
their papers have been regularly put
into the Post Office here. We will
make the necessary inquiries to as
certain the cause OF the delay.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-19

Blacks and mulattoes in the several
townships, number as follows:-
Addison II, Gallipolis $50, Green
l4I, Greenfield 916, Guyan II, Hun
tngton 40, Morgan 1o5, Perry 80,
Raccoon 14O, Springfield I4S, Ohio II,
Walnut /, making in all 1897.
twill be recollected that 12 sections
have been attached to Jackson county
from Raccoon. and 6 from Greenheld,
since 1910. In the twelve sections
from Raccoon. there are 49l souls, and
in the six taken from Greenfield, 100.
WilksviIIe, attached to Vinton county,
contains 1925; in 1910, 73s. Thus
etotal population within the old limits
of the county is 1879. The increase
has been greatest in Cheshire and
Greenfield, and smallest in Ohio.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-19

The following letter reached US too
late 70. insertion in our last. We hope
to hear from this correspondent ire
qUently.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-19

The fourth section Of the second
article of the constitution of Ohio
provides, that the Governor "shall,
from time TO time, give TO the Gene
raj assembly information Of the state
OF the government, and recommend
to their consideration such measures
as he shall deem expedient."
Ny predecessor, in his annual
message, has performed these duties.
His position has afforded him the op-
portunity Of knowing the political
and financial condition Of the govern
ment: the moral condition, the neces-
stiles and wants of the people.
shall add but little 10 his sugges-
tons on this occasion; and should
anything important hereafter occur
TO me, during your session, it will be
made the subject Of special COM
munication.
II has been the remark OF age, wis
dom and experience, more extensive
than mine, that the assembling Of the
representatives Of the people in their
legislative capacity, to consult for the
welfare, and to devise the means ne
cessary 10 advance the security, the
happiness and prosperity Of those
whom they represent, is, at all times,
interesting and important in the
political history Of every Stale. The
offics of representative is one Of
dignity and responsibility. II Is up
on the wisdom and integrity with
which IFS obligations are performed,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24
POCkEr.BOOK LOST.

VEvAS LOST bp,ween the Peaks Of ter aud
w Lynchbnrg, small purplish or blush Pocket
Book, containing eighteen dollars, ten and an eight
dollar note The finder will confer favor by retaining
the pocket book and three dollars # The money, and
sandinr the rest to BEN NJ. WALES.
Oct 2I-otf Charlottesville, Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24
RICHMOND. Oct ii

TOBACCO. The market continues very active
and prices have an upward tendency. We quote leaf
common to fine 81 to Sl7-no very fine manufacturing
Offering.
FLOUR. Sales of Richmond superine at 81 Is a
1, 81; ON the asn landiag Few slles # ScotsvIe Al
s..
CORN-There is a good demand and prices have add
yaaeed. Ne quote it at 66 81 cts. per bushel,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24
u. Ftrh'S SiireT iulaiing Tube.
Or .flrGIf'S CELEBRATED SIX LECTURES
TELEGRAPH CHURN!!

1--WE undersigned having secured the right 10 the State
Nneina5 Ia this new and most valuable invention, de-
sirous ol drusng County Stipi to make, and vcd,
said thmn., on The N, at favorable terms.
The above invention patented the Isl June, iSl,
aud issued ls day 81 January, 1850 and Is, doubtless, the
best chun eSlant, producing butter in from To minutes,
aud gathering TINA roll ate ehummg is also as SIMPLE
OF construction and perhaps more easily cleaned tan any
Other III
This tbnn exhibited al the last Farof the American
Institute IN The city ct New York and there tested with
many Other thums; the result MAS, a silver Medal was
awarded 10 this, while o the others received much
complimentary notice, tom the Managers ol the Institutes.
II l. used ~ ihc largest dairy counties In NV York
and bids tain 10 drive every other Chun nut Of Gettia-
Gates 10 lis efficiency, may be by calling the sub
schr h uersi ocular demonstration will be- given
ali desiring it. Letters 10 the subscriber, posi- paid, will be-
promptly attended 10.
specimen 81 the above may be al the store Of
Mcss Thurman < SeholGeld who will shortly have the
Churns on hand iot sale.
July - limit JAS Is. WARD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24
pUIIADELpIIi. Oct. Is

The Stock market is steady bat not active. L. 5. IS
coupons of 1868, held l9; Pa. SIS 9li 62a.
Flour is dull and sales small-some 400 bbls. com
mon brands haye been taken a, 81 81; Extra s. 37a
D Al. Corn meal i3a3 CO.. Rye Flour So per bol.
= The receipts of Grain only to moderate extent.
Sales Of some 1000 bushels Wheat at 02al04 cts for
god tn prime reds; white do. l06al00 Curn steady
Sales Of white at GO els, and yellow 63aGl cts per
aashel. Oas 36ai0 cents Rye GSa7o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24
Canal. Boat nj Auction.

IN SATURDAY, the 2Gth, at II o'clock we viii sell at
" auction, .s.the Canal Freight Boat IsOltA. She Is
no,y living in the BASIN Tho sale Will be conducted ON the
basin bank Terms ninety days'credh Ion n.goiiabie paper
n.43t ,aGp AuctIunceIs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24
FaH and usInser .7siiienury
virginia and Tennessee Isnii Road.
JIUBER WANTED

TANNER H.9ATED.
RDNOpOSAlS will he received time, Mt the otc
n the Company IN vm'hhnrg, (ot they he handed
tho assistant Eup the c) ur the GROSS TIES
necessary Ia lay the track fom I.ynehhug Ia Salem.
They ma1 he al White tak, Post oak, th,rnui or semo
other mhrt auliy duabc. They be mad. ri timber
glove inches Through VI the snnl nd before hewng 10
crt long, attcncd sdes Ia thickness II 4
mchos, and ihr bark taken oil the other two sides
1900 will be required Tor each mile, and ihey must he de-
lytttd ~ NEARLY possible nheo lh,y 10 be- laid
CllARLEs +, NJ. GARNE1r,
Sept 1a=A thiol Engineer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24
u ID Cd VI a 4. IA co "
Ar'rDE At LAW.

VIII ATTEND, Regularly. tho Superior aud Inferior
Courts Of Campbell, Nmhelt, aud the corporation oil
isurhhure.
All BUSINESS entrusted to HI, will receive his prompt
aud ddaeut attention.
Sept 4h#sma-h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24
FOE RENT,


.ii. Two comfortable Rooms suitable Tor Offices situated
over The store OF r. ]. Echos, accommodating terms,
and pos session given Immediately. Apply TO
Oct 3-ts 1lNSlEl 1Af Iot
COOKING STOVES & GRATES-A iew Gooh
ICING stoves on hand good quality and pattern, which
we anxious sell allow pcean assortment Of Crates
Jus, tn hand. GREGORY & kOAAsL.
oct It's