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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-20

Aboot the 6rst Of May. a company
was iormed in Union county, by the name
Ofthe Dsrby Plains Inporting company, Tor
the purpose Of importing into Ohio the
French MerinO Sheep. Three Of their num-
ber have been to France and have returned
with SO head of splendid MerinO sheep,
carefully selected by themselves. they also
purchased and imported splendid young
horse from France, Of the Norman breed.
I'D. 7 Disney. Of CiAeinnhti, IS spoken
Of as prominent candidate EOs the Speaker
ship of the House Of Representatives in the
next Congress.
The Detroit papers say Jenny Lind
is coming there, and win sing in DR.. DUFF.
fields church, which has been offered her.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-20

EF young man do you know what re-
lations you sustain in this world?" said a
minister Of our acquaintance, to young
member of the church Yes, sir" said
.he hopeful convert, "a grandmother and
Two cousins, but / don't intend to sustain
them much longer"
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-20
"The Commercial Adyertiger. ),

We have received the first number Of a
paper, bearing the above title, just started in
our neighboring village, Uhricksville, Tus-
carawas county. t'sedited unpublished by
our old friend James Her, Esq, at 81 pei
annum, in advance. The Advertiser makes
a very neat appearance, and is Independent
on all subjects.
Uhricksyille is a thriving place, and we
hope the people in that region will extend
to friend | the patronage he SO richly de.
serves. By the way, how about removing
the county seat from N. p. to u?
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-20

ET A traveller on the Ohio river writes
that over five hundred persons have gone
down that river within a few days, with the
design Of engaging in the Cuba invasion.--
A New York letter says that over four hum
drcd in that city have been enrolled and will
start for the scene Of action in a few days
So many gone and going, SO many who don't
go, sympathizing with them, together with
the universal instinct of the American peo-
pie to side with the cause Of those fighting
for independence, all indicate manifest des-
tiny" in this case, and though years may
elapse before the consummatiof Of the work,
yet Cuba must eventually be free from Spain,
though general war be the consequence.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-20
Execution Of Cosden's Murderers.
Baltimora. Auo 9.

- OdIuIIV1u, mug D.
The murderers of the Cosdon family were
hung yesterday, in presence of about 5000
persons. Taylor and Murphy made short
addresses, denying their guilt; Shelton also
protested his innocence. When they were
swung off, the rope slipped from Murphy s
neck, and he fell violently to the ground, a
distance of about fifteen feet He was pick
ed up insensible, with his throat terribly Ia
cerated by the rope, but soon revived.
Taylor and Shelton, in the mean time swung
in the air lifeless corpses. When they were
cut down Murphy, was again brought on
the scaffold, and swung off He died easy
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-20

EE-We have the pleasure of announcing
that the Democracy have swept every thing
before them in Indiana. There is scarcely
grease spot of Whiggery left The Demo
Gratis of Indiana done their duty, and have
covered themselves with glory. Democrats
of Ohio, 90 thou and do likewise.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-20

f5rGrahsm's Magazine for September
has been received, AS usual 1t contains a
ysst amount Of entertaining and instructive
reading, besides large number Of splendid
steel ungrayings. Graham publishes q mag
azine that's har1 s. beat II is worth dou
bic the subscription price Terms, SO pei
nrnum, in advance. Address, George r
(sesham. I3l Chestnut street, pIIiIadeIphia
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-20

9c2~ VIII .ke Sc :retaries of the township
meeting On the 23d, furnish us as soon as
possible with the proceedings, names of com
miltees, &c.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-20
Democrats OF Harrison County!

Don't forget your township meetings next
Saturday, the 23l inst. Every Democrat
In the county should be at his post on that
day, tending the township meetings
Let y ere be full turn out at all the differ
eut wnship meetings. and let such dele
gates be appointed as will attend the differ
cn' Conventions. There are plenty of good
rnen announced for the different offices in
o;ir candidate 60 umn, and any of them
would fll the Offices for which their names
are mentioned, with honor and credit.
Then Democrats Of Harrison county to
work and never lay your armor down until
sou have routed the enemy, "horse, foot and
dragooni'
Mind, appoint THREE Delegates to the
County Convention, and Two to The Senate
sisl Convention,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-20

1s5'- Suppose our Democratic friends
make rs upA club Of five or ten new sub
ferihtrs in each township, at their meetings
on the e3l. We will give the paper year
FREE to any one who will send US five new
Subscriber The names can be sent to us
By the delega IS. What township will send
US the largest list Of new subscribers.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-20
JAMES HOAGLAND, OF Stock.
Director Of County Infrmary.

BENZ MIN ANDERSON, OF Archer.
0T-WN. Rrrp, Esq, Of Green township,
declines being candidate for the office of
Commissioner.
Messrs Editors-Youwill please announce
Hon. WM kExNoN, ST., Of Belmont County
as z candi ia,e for SAFE Senate, for the dis
tries composed oi the conties OF Belmont and
Harrison, subject to the decision Of the De-
n"cra:ic District convention. With such a
vandidste as Judge Kennon, the Democrats
q lhIs district will 60 into the campaign, with
b,I1yant hears, and with the full assurance
ihat victory will be the result Of their labors
HARRISON COUNTY.
rs. Clairsviile Gazette please copy
MEssRs. EaIrons: Pl ase announce the
name Of LAWS LEwToN, ESQ, as a suitable
candidate for the office Of Proaecnting At
torney, and oblige the democracy of
HARRISON COUNTY.
Mcssrs Editors-Please announce SAMUEL
? BANTER, OF Green Township, as candi-
da'e for Commissioner, subject to the deci-
sion Of The Democratic County Convention,
tIdoblige the
UEM0CR
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-20
Nts- The grasshopners are dninr war,

Es- The grasshoppers are doing very
much damage in western Pennsylvania.
They first attacked the grass, then the oats
and are now eating up the corn. The grass
and oats were cut early to save them, but
the corn cannot thus be saved, and must be
left to their mercy
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-20
DEMOCRACY.

notwithstanding at this office,
2 boy between l6 and II years of age, to
learn the printing business. One from the
country would BE- preferred.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-20


Candidates for Nomination.
Representative.
JOHN DOWNING, Of Athens.
REIN WEST, of Franklin.
Probate Judge.
WM. MILLlGAN, Of Cadiz,
Clerk.
CHARLES PATTERSON, of Cadiz.
MILTON HARVEY, of MooreGeh.
JOHN GRUBER, of German.
Prosecuting Attorney.
SAMUEL G. PEPPARD, of ICadiz.
JOSEPH SHARON, Of Cadiz.
Treasurer.
DAVID HILBERT, of Cadiz.
WALTER JAMESON, Cadiz township,
Sheriff
MILTON HARVEY, Of Moorefeld.
JAMES CADY, Of Cadiz
MATTHIAS II. BARTLESON, Cadiz
j. s. TAGGART, of Freeport.
JAMES SCOTT, of German.
Commissioner,
WIN, MOORE, of MooreGeld.
Coroner.
JAMES H0AGLAND, Of Stock.
Director of Comfy Infrmary.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-20
pEMOCRATIo TIoKET.
FOR GOVERNOR.

ACAN 1L LAA-fCAts
Reuben Wood, nfCaylIiuga county
4lEETENANT, GOVERNOR:
William Medin, FaW6aid county
SUPREME JUDGES:
RGfns 2. Ranny, irumbull county,
VIM. B. Caldwell, Hamilton +"
John A. Corwin, Champaign /"
Thos. w. BARLEY, Richland +"
Allen G.. Thurman, Ross "
SECRETARY OF STATE:
VIM. Trevitt, of Franklin county
AUDITOR OF STATE:
VIM. d. Morgan, Cohmbiana co
STATE TREASURER
John G. Breslin, Of Senaca county,
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
George E. Pugh, Hamilton county.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.;
Alexander P. Miller, lIutl,r county,
q. w. Manypenny, iiuskingum CO
james B. SteedInan, Lucas rount
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE,
Forth Esir3 sa6-diuisiQR Of The eighth district
Thomas Z. Jewett, Jetieis N comfy
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-20

or Don't forget that our friend DAVIS, has
reduced tie price of Dauguereotypes to ons
dollar and he says he can and will give you
as good picture for that sum as can be had
any place for two dollars. He takes good
pictures, and we hope to see him literally
'patroniSed. Rooms over John Beall's drug
store.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-20

AS Inc HlSG hdlIWdy Ill oWeucH mas just
been completed; it extends from the Lake of
Langbar to that of Yugen, in the district of
Lilipstad, and is about rs miles in length
Ezg- Gen Sam Houston is expected in N.
York in October, on Il temperance tour He
is announced tolecturc throughout the State.
PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM EXECUTION. BY
the new code Of Virginia the following is
list of the property exempt from execution:
Zone COW, one bedstead, with bed and
necessary bedding for the same; six chairs,
one table; six knives, six forks, six plates,
two dishes, two basins, one pot, one oven, six
pieces of wood or earthenware, one loom and
its appurtenances, one spinning wheel, one
pair of cards, and one axe; five barrels of
corn, five bushels Of wheat, or one barrel of
-four; two hundred pounds of bacon or pork,
and five dollars in value of forage or hay.
TREE PLANTING.-Horace Greeley, in a
letter descriptive of Lombardy, in Italy,
makes the following sensible suggestion in
regard to the planting Of forest trees:
AS to the tree planting, there can be no
excuse for neglecting it, for no man needs his
neighbor's cooperation to render it econom-
ical or effective. We in America have been
recklessly destroying trees long enough; it
is high time that we began Systematically to
reproduce them. There is scarcely farm
ofifty acres or over in any but the very new
est States that might not be increased in
value $1,000 by 100 judiciously expended
in tree planting, and little care to protect
| the young from premature destruction. All
roadsides, steep hill-sides, ravines and rocky
lplaces should be planted with oak, hickory,
chestnut, pine, locust, &c, at once, and many
farm would, after a few years, yield 800
worth Of timber annually, without extracting
so from the crops otherwise depended on.
By planting locust, or some other fast grow
ing tree alternately with oak, hickory, &c.,
the former would be ready for use or sale by
the time the latter needed the whole ground.
Utility, beauty, comfort, profit, all combine
to urge immediate and extensive tree-plant-
ing; shall it not be commenced?
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-20

Eg-The first Railway in Sweden has just
been completed; it extends from the Lake of
Langbar to that of Yugen, in the district of
and is about rs miles in length.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-20
FoR DISTRICT JUDGE.

! Forth Eif} sab-diuisiQR Of the eighth district
Thomas I. Jewett, Jeties N comfy
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-20

EzTGen Sam Houston is expected in N.
York in October, on temperance tour He
is announced to1ecturc throughout the State.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-31
Rart Chance for q Good Meunanic.

ENOR sALE-A Steam Mill, situated in the iouri,hne
4 town of uollston, the Milford Branch r. r. con-
Ssting of an Upright Saw, (or saving ogs) Planning and
BoXboard Machine, Grist Mill, &c. together with
about acres of Land The Engine is nearly new and all
of business which might be considerably Increased
The above will be sold very low and favorable terms of
payment For further part culHrs apply to b. F. BACHEL
DER Esq. Holliston, or to SAMUEL RICE, No. State
st. 30 ton. jan24-dwlm
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No. AFlagg Building, Main Street,

Would most respectfully invite the attention of all pun
clasers to their extensive stock of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-31
POSITIVELY NO P0STPONEMENT
The Clothes are Bound to be Sold.


4 p WARE re pectfully to the 'reople"of
~ Worcester and all the adjacent towns, that he shall
sell his very extensive STOCK of WINTER CLOTHING,
at L. BARGAINS ~ in order make for some
thing pretty big, which he has in contemplation in the
Spring.
No should neglect this opportunity procure an
0VERC0AT,
which is right for almost everything desirable comfnra
BILE are here in abundance Some Of them are NEST
elaborate Workmanship and fashionable STYLE.
have also great assortment of PANTS worthy of the
attention of all classes. good many them are heavy
lined, and stout, but they mist all step out for
mean tosell them all Also good assortment of
VESTS adapted to the season; together with great
sortnent OF black Satns fancy Silks, Cashmere, Italian
Cloth, and all the more grades of Vests all of
which intend SHALL march out, before March
The usual assortment of Under Shirts. Drawers Green
Spencers, Umbrellas Overas Gloves Suspenders Hand
kerchieis, Stocks Common and Fine Shirts, &C. &C. and
abundance ofwhich always on hand for sale Whole
sale and Retail at the LOWEST PRICES
have also on h nd good variety of PIECE GOODS,
Tor sale low by the yard made up garments
10 order, with 'NEATNESS and DISPATCH.n To con-
clude permit to add word of disinerested advice
which have doubt will be extensively appreciated and
generally followed. 1t is ths-do fool your money
upon the stuff be found in Stores but get all
our CLOTHES and BARGAINS at
No. 5 81 6, Merchant's Row.
dec24 dwtf A. r. WARE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-31
Land For Sale or Exchange.

BOUT acres of Land, situated little over one mile
N from the City Hail. suitable for growing vegetables
and iruit There are between twenty and thirty apple
trees, gratis rem four years SINCE of bearing size
and upwards of one hundred and fifty yoarg fruit tees of
different kinds on the land The above and will be sold
or exchanged for real estate in this city.
Inquire of p. CRANDALL
Worcester Jan. 20. jan2s-eod6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-31
JOY TO THE WORLD.

Daguerrcotypes of Infants taken instanta
neOusiy!
EHHE subscriber is happy to announce to the public TIM
L he has succeeded in making Chemical COMPOUND, fo
which he has applied for Letters Patent by the aid of which
lie can make DAGUERREOTYPES of Children and Adults
in ONE OR TWO SECONDS.
u IIonrs for small Children from till p NJ; adults
from s to 5 p NJ.
IL Fo. proof of the above
CALI AT ADAMs's IN WALDO BLOCK.
July II distf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-31
Protective Union.

Protective Union.
FHNHE subscribers have on hand and offer for sale in
4 quantities TO suit purchasers,
20 Chests prime Ooleng and Ningyong TEA.
~ DO o. II. and Y. II. do
10 bbls Stuarts Refined SUGARS and SYRUP
do Philade pha Shell Banks.
100 packages OF RAISINS and FIGS.
Also, Brown SUGARS, in great variety
Pure SPICES and COFFEE, FISH, MOLASSES SC
&c: For Cash. and but one trice and such prices as
Will AFFORD incidental protection, to Cash PAYERS
Pleasant, Main Street.
IL. GRIFFIN 81 CO
Worcester Jan, 90 an23-d6tv2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-31
Farm for Sale in Leicester.

- 4 small Farm situated In the westerly part Of
l.I;bH n the town, about two miles from the village
'-- containing about Is of land, 81 acres wood
land the remainder divided into moving and pasturng with
house, barn, and also another building adjoining house
and barn. designed for carpenters shop wagon room and
lumber room, thereon.
For particulars, inquire on the emises of
ian3I-dwtf MARIA WHITE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-31
NEW STORE.

ryNIE Subscriber has taken the Store, No 49, Main ST.
1 opposite the Central Bank, where may be found,
Hats Caps, Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas
ana n general assortment of GENTLEMEN'S furn hing
Goods such as Shirts Bosoms Ovecoa,s Hosiery Gloves
Drawers, Suspenders IIandkerchiefs stocks Scaris,
&C Ac EMOR1 BARNlSIEks
Worcester, Jan. 81. 1851. ian3l-dG
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NEW STORE AND ENTIRE NEW GOODS

49, NUVUO
HiE subscribers would respectfully inform theirtriends
ana the public that they have formed a copartnership
nhder the hrm oil BEMlS Co., and leased store in IIar
ngon Corner No q Main st. have fitted it IN in the
most app GVed MANNER where they have now on hand
very Ials .Id extensive assortment of BOOTS SHOES
ana KuB6ERS, expressly adapted for this season. as
ther stock was made TO order and bought for cash the
subscribers feel confident in recommending their assortment
OF GOODS to all who wish receive the full value for
her money Citizens of Worcester, and the neighborng
judge for themselves. EDWARD BEAMS ~
~ CHAUNCX G. HARRINGTON
Worcester, Dec. 1850. dacIo d1f
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EsEssEaIes vGf7S
GILL VALENTINE, Surveyor.

AS taken ROOM No % Front St. opposite the Citz
HAM, and respectfully socs continuance of favors
men agent Tor the american Mutual Life Instrasc
Co ana VIII attend to applications i'll that lire.
lie also intends TO keep general Agency Office and
sons wanting help will be supplied and situations will be
procured Tor those in want, reasonable terms Keen
es OF Boarding houses by having their names Registered
VIII be supplied with boarders and persons wishing fo
BOARD, viii be recommended to good Boarding houses
ASH is desirable hat this office should acquire and
tain good reputation, iii expected that those who des
TO place through its agency, will well recommended
leneIehts let rents collected Bills made Books Posted
and writing in general attended and almost anv ay,
business except catchng fugitive savcs0 will be a.tende,
10, in preference to idieness
Worcester Jan. Z. iano-dtf
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Steam Engine for Sale.

4 STEAM ENGINE OF 25 to 80 horse pnwer IL inch
"A Cylinder, 80 inch stroke with two cylinder Boilers
~ feet long and ~ inches in diameter with y inch nues
all in prime order; and viii be sold bargain Inquire
Of s. HATHAWAY, at Tolman, Luthers & Co., Cana,
treet. Worcester. dSwtf-dec26 /
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MOtice,
A Few More Left.

n E6W IAUTE LSIG,
AFthose best Overcoa please call in and compare them
" with any to be had in Worcester, and save your
ey by purchasing of
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, & co.
Stores No. Piper Bock,27l Main st.
and at the Old Stand II Main
Worcester Jan. 90. jan29-dwtf
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Rare Chance.
pARTICULAR NOTICE.


TENE subscribers having purchased of Mr.. T. A. Clark
& and H. H. SANFORD, their respective Stocks of Goods
au united the i'll the Store recently occupied by Mr.
Ssnf Id,
No. zFlagg Building, Main Street,
Would most respectfully invite the attention of all pur
clIaseTs TO their extensive stock of
HOSIERY, GLOVES, YARNS, LACE GOODS,
TRIMMING GOODS, THREAD STORES, &c &C.
Having ample facilities for purchasing their Goods the
lowest possible rates, wild thorough knowledge Of their
particular branch of business, and beng determined sell
their goods under all circumstances such prices will
satisfy the most economical purchasers They that
their efforts to do business with the cizns of Worcester
and 1nmg OWLS, will meet with that encourag ament,
will be their aim to merit. We shall he in receipt
Of all the an desirable varieties ofGoods in line
OF business, and buyers may all times he of finding
at our Store one of the largest best I'D ard cheapest
Stock Of Goods in the State.
The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited
FIRTH 8; CLARK
No. Flags Building.
Referring the above announcements take pleasure
in recommending Messrs FIRTH and CLARK, to our
friends who have literally atronzed
eur the past sN years, being every way worthy of
their confidence and support
MIR Clark of the above firm, many ofour friends will
oLnze having been in employ fo several years
salesman, ant that the favorable opinion, they
NAY have aimed of him. integrity of character
and business qualifications will conduce to the interests of
the new firm T. A. CLARK,
E. II. SANFORD.
Worcester, Jau 90, 1851. jan30-eod5w
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NOW IS THE TIME To subscribe FOR
HARPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE


WIS is one of the best Magazines published in this
l. country-regularly received at our Depot SubsCrip
IONS received at the publishers prices. Delivered in any
part OIL Tie city. Call at the Newspaper Depot, Of
BURRILL d DAVIS,
janl3-dwtf No. : Merchants Row
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COMFORTABLE.

S. P Champney. No. l, Piper Block,
hNlNG removed to No l. Piper Block, would inform
ms friends and customers that he mas opened large
STOCK OF WATCHES, CLocKs, JEwELRY, SILVER Spoons
CUTLERY &c which will be sold at fair prices Personal
attention given to WATCH REPAIRING and all kinds done
in the best stvle
Thankful for past avors he intends to merit their con
Watch. - g - ~ s0
Worcester Jan. 81 iana1.d6tw6t
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Fancy & Paper Box Establishment For Sale,
TENHE subscriber intending leave Worcester offers for
L sale his Stock tools and stand, used in the above well
estabishe business, a bargain TO good mechanic
with small capital the above offers favorable opporu-
nifty for Investment. Apply to Ii. G. HAVEN,
jan29-dtf 2l5 Main ST.
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Va. PLUG TOBACCO AGENCY,

NWo Tens OF virginia Plug Tobacco for sale by the
= Neg az prices less than can be purchased in Boston
Also boston Co Matches by the case 100 NJ Unmarried ito
vana ana Principe Cigars. For salo as above -
|""A1u""f" J. NJ, CURTIS& co.
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THE NATIONAL, ERA

the request ofquite number of1ndivduals we have
IA made arrangements to receive the Era regularly and
persons wishing to have it, be supplied by calling No
Merchants Row. Subscriptions eived for Mrs Swiss
helms Pittsburg Saturday Visiter, at the News
paper Depot of BURRILL g. DAVIS
janI6-dwtf No s. Merchants, RI w