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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-22
THr CoNsrrrurIOaAL coNvENrIoN.--W'

THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. We
frankly admit that we are not pleased with
some Of the receal ucis Of this body. The
Demoeralc party of the S'a'e supposed thai
il had elected working majority of the
members OF the Convention, and, until with
in a few weeks, il has been aboring under
thai impression. The defeat Of the clause
breaking down that old Federal idea, "VEs
TED RIeHrs,n is the only measure which we
take serious exception io,und we have faint
hope, based upon something better than the
general rumor, that that vote will be recon.
sdered before The convention adlourns, and
the desiralle clause inserted. We are sorry
Io sec certain Democratic papers puppets
that We have all along looked up to as a.
mone the Advance lighs Of democracy, taking,
at this enrly day,a hostile position as regards
the adoption Of the New Constitution. As
for as. and the Democratic citizens of IIarri.
son county, as we'll as many OF the liberal
why's, we will go for the adoption of the New
Constitution, if, when it is completed, it bears
no worse aspect than il does now. Biennial
sessions of the Legislature, radical reform
ofthe Judiciary, the election of all officers by
the people, and prohibition against the in-
crease Of the State debt, are enough TO in-
duce'us, aud The Democratic party Of Harr-
son comfy which we have the honor TO repre-
sent,'t 20 heart and soul for the New Con-
sliiution. The fact that we cannot get all
we want, is not going TO deter US ftom accep-
ting what is PRESENTED, in the shape of an of
ferng TO Progressive Democratic principles;
and while we have always censideed op-
position TO the doctrine OF vested rights;
a cardinal principle of the Democra tic party,
slill, its not beng incorporated in the New
Constitution of The Stale of Ohio, shall not
influence us to oppose all the other Demos
cratic recommendations which i is likely 10
contain. Let US wait, nj least, until we see
It's Objectionable features firmly stamped up
on it, before we raise our voices against the
whole structure
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-22

THE CADIZ SENTINEL contains more read-
ing matter thDn snr weekly neSspaFer printed in
eastern Ohio. lts selections are made with care
and with an eye single to the gra,iknation and
mental improvement Of iIs subscribers, and We
are vain enough to believe that our Efforts are
successful. Our list is flling up, we nre pleased
10 say, and by Spring we cOn6dcntl expect that
tie Seniinel's list Of subscribers viii be ms large
as it ever was in its palmiest days We hope
that every Demoera, in Harrison county will in
tercst himself in aiding to extend It's circulation,
for by this means. and this enly, car we expsct
TO fulfil all the duties which we leel that we owe
10 community. We want to get new types IN he
Spring. and to do this, our friends must encun
rage us with more liberaliiy in the future than
they have done in the past. Come, friends we
NEED your aid. and, when we faithfully promise
to spare no labor, either mental or physical, TO
afford pleasure and instruction to you and your
families, we trust that we shall not six itin vain
We hope that evey subscriber we have will lay
US under additional obligations to him by induc-
ing neighbor to follow his prsise-worlhy ex-
annie.
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SwIFrNEss OF BIRDs.--A German paper,
speaking Of the swIluess of various birds
says-''A sul,ute can fly at the rate OF $50
miles an hour. Observations made on the
coast Of Labrador convinced Major Carts
wright that wild geese can travel at the
rate of 80 miles an hour. The common
crow can fly 25 miles, swallows, according
to Spallangain, % miles an hour, 1t is said
that falcon was discovered at MALTA %
hours after the departure Of Henry w. from
FonaiRblean. If true, this bird must have
flown for Il hours al the rate of 81 miles an
hour, not allowing him to rest moment du-
ring the whole time.
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ENGS6= Prices.
NEW PHILADELPHIA AND DOVER.

N. YORK MARKET, Jan. II Flour is firm
and in better demand at previous rates. Wheat
is quiet. Rye is held NJ SOC; Corn ateadv Mt 65a
67c; Pork is dnll at Sl2 l2, prime So IS; Lard
1,ta9c; Coffee liAall4 Sugar, N Orleans, 6a63c
Molasses 32c
PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Jan II .-Flonr.
S4 62; Corn meal, Gle a bu Mess Pork Sl3;
prime 50 o6 per hbl; snlt hams 81. eho1lders &c
Beet cattle S5 75a7 90 per cwt.; Hogs IS 50 to
70 per cwt.
BALTIMORE MARKET. Ian 17.--New Or.
leans agnr Sc 60n7 per cwt; Rim coffee damaged,
I04c; Cardsnas molasses 24n25a. Flour 81 so.
white corn 6On63c; yellow 59a60; Oats 45a46o
Mess pork Sl2 so per b5l; Lard sac per b.
CINCINNATI MARKET. Jan I7--Flour dull
AZ So 7Oa3 IS, Rio Coffee II l4hlI r.; Molassea
2Sn20r per gal; Sugar 53a6lc per lb; no sales Of
Hogs to report; Dried apples IS, Peaches | 25c.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Jan. Is Cotton.
middling, l24al3ac; Sugar SIC; Niolnsses prime
2l4n24s per gal Coffee. Rio. lOic.
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Sherif,s Sale

James ia.sen IT'D IN
". In Chancerf.
Edwin II. Pickett
Pf virtue OF pluriBs order Of sale and co
DPy OF decree issued out OF the COau OF Com
mon Pleas Of Harrison county, Ohio, and To me
directed. will offer foi sale at public auction,
nj the door Of the Court House ia said Harrison
county. on Saturday, the 22d day OF February.
A. ID. le5l between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ and O'Clock, P. NJ, Of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, 10 wit: Lots No.
and 10, und 81 and 81, in the town OF Tippeca
noe. IN said Harrison county.
Terms OF sale made known on the day Of sale.
DAVID HILBERT, Sheriff.
Jan %. '5I-5t42.
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In another part ot our paper we copy from
The Columbus Statesman portion Of the
proceedings of the Legislature descriptive Of
scene which occurred in that body on the
lth inst. The ground rork of this hub-buJ,
we published last week, and was, the in>
PRODUCTION OF a bill into the Senate, bv Mr.
Senator Lawrence, (Whie,) establishing a
printing office in the Penientiary, for the
purpose of printing The School Books, &C.,
ordered by the Superintendent ofihe Schools
at the State. Such proposition, of course
excited. in high degree, the Indignation OF
The printers Of the State Capital, who inn
'nediately prepared petitions asking that
Law School be opened within the prison
walls, instead nf printing office. Thus
much by way of stating the case.
Mr.. Lawrence, the mover Of this biIl and
Mr.. Walker, who has seen fi TO characterize
the printers of the Stale as sci of thieves.
are both Wing LAWYERS, and hence the
course Of the printers in pet'ioning the Leg.
lslainte in the manner described above.
The printers Of the State of Ohio, though,
IN some respects, NOT occupying as distin-
gulshed position ns do the lawyers thereof,
in general point Of view are their equals in
intelligence, and this being the only aristoc-
r1cy which we acknowledge, or TO which, we
bow. we hold Iha, the adoption of the praye
'oI The printets, I" the Legislature, would be
quite as proper as that Of Mr.. Lawrencc's
bull. AS two or three whole. souled an I'd
correct minded Senators remarked, the prin
tiers, rs class,yleld to none in INTEL ligence,
aud though in pecuniary view, generally
helng poor, as are our clergymeu and school
teachers. they occupy d subordinate station to
some other professions and business men
they manufacture the public opinion of the
State, and make and unmake at their will,
those who pride themselves upon their supe-
rior greatness. The printing fraternity is
not one which is SO stupidity callons as not
70 feel an insult, nor, on account Of iis pow
efty, will It quietly submi, to one. And Mr..
Senator Lawrence, unless we nfe much mis-
taken in the feelings md sentiments of the
Craft throughout The State, is doomed man.
His political fame, which we know ho has
husbanded with so much care for some yenrs
pas. by one foolisly insane act hns been
scattered to the winds, and he will call in
vain for tie aid of the press in bringing its
fragments together in the future. Al to the
creature Walker, we are ashamed to place an
account Of his course in this matter upon re-
cord. We hand aim over 10 The tender mel.
.cies Of his mechanical constituents, who. i'll
they possess spark Of honor, will spun the
petiifogging lniscreant from their midst.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a the first meet
i Ning Of The Commissioners. from this date.
petition will be presented to the Commissioners
OF Harrison comfy, Ohio. praying tor the eyacu-
auon oI so much OF the county road leading
IRON. Hanover TO Salem. as passes through part
of the farm OF Samuel Mclean and Others, com
mencing at the Cadiz and Carrulltun grade on
McClean's farm, and ending at tho Hanover aud
Rumley rond. on John Gutshall's farm-a dis
tonce of near one mile. Ian. %, 'jl-4iI2.
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we haye received the first number OF "The
western Farmer.r Il is veiy neatly printed
7simo.. and is flied with choice reading. There
are plenty of firmers in ohio to give this.
and all other magazines Of the kind. a liberal
support, and we h,pe that the tarniers OF this
tines. of course. viii expend 4 portion ~ their
revenue In favor ofthr. Farmer,' Price. el 90
4 scar Ia pdvance. 5Afdress--t' t'oiuahns ohio.
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There is nothing of much interest transpiring
at Washington. The war between MIR. Ritchie
OF the Union. and Mr.. Rives of the Globe, still
continues TO be waged with extevminating vio-
lence. The thousands e friends of both these
gentlemen would be heartily glad to see these
venerable ch Pions of Democratic principles
bury the tomahawk aud smoke the caamut of
nonca
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ANOTHER DISCOVERY.

Our friend Of the Germantown Telegraph
seems disposed to starlle the world. The
announcement contained in the annexed
paragraph is indeed important, We would
add "f true," in ordinary cases, but the edi
tor of the Telegraph is not apt to lie msled
or deIuded in mltters of this character, and
hence we are disposed 10 attach to his stale
ment due degree Of confidence.
"Tbere has just been brought TO light, the
application of a power, which Is 10 supersede
entirely the steam power of the world! This
announcement may slagger some, but the dis
covery, when it shall be dvuIged, will stag
ger them thousand times more.
II was made by an Eastern man, who has
completed his models-one of which will be
deposited at Washington as soon as paten,
rights shall be secured in the different Euro
pean countries. The machinery is entirely
perfected the power is n motive one, and
steam has no power in creating ii, So SIM
pie and economical are the prinriple and ap-
pIicalion, that two tons Of coal will be suf-
icieni to drive the largest ship of 'be line
around the world!
We are not at liberty, now, to divulge more
nf this wonderful discovery, but we predict,
with the greatest confidence, that short
time only will elapse before total revolu>
lion will lake place throughout tho world, in
Dur motive power system. Indeed, we assert
with the same confidence, that the year
1850 terminated the sovereignty of steam!
This is NO chimera We mean what we
time, briefin point of duration, will
evolve this wonder, at present hid as with
cause, only from the public eye, to The as
Ionishment of Chrstendom-an as,onsh-
nent for greater than that produced by the
discovery Of steam and the magnetic tele,
graph"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-22

DEMOCRATIC MAYoR ELECTED IN PrTrs.
GuRG.--Mr. Guthrie, the Democratic cand>
date for Mayor of Pttsburg, was elected on
Friday last BY majority of mere than eight
hundred! Hurrah for the Pntsburg Demo-
c.als!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-22

BEEF understand that Robert Holmes
intends furnishing fresh beef to the citizens of
Cadiz, on Saturday mornings, in the market
house. NJ. Holmes is well skilled in the business
of butchering, and our friends inform us that ne
serves up a most excellent article.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-22

The wings Of the Legislature, in cn ucus on
the l7th inst, nominated Hiram Griswold for the
long term, OF six years, and Thomas Ewing for
the short term, in the United States Senate So
Mr.. Ewing may consider himself along with the
balance of the remains Of Gen. Taylor's admin
istrntion
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-22

THE LEGlSLATURE.-Th business trans
acted by the Legislature for the past week has
been, almost wholly, OF n local nature, and as
noae of it relates to Harrison county, we have
not troubled OUT readers with lengthy report
of its proceedings
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-22

Judge VANCE,, Of Butler county, having resign
ed his sent in the Constitutional Convention on
account OF difficulties with his constituents in
regard to his vote on the "repeal'' que slion, the
Governor has appointed Wednesday, the 5th Of
Februarysfor the election Of member to Gil the
vacancy. Its said that the Judge will be- sus-
vsained and sem back by whig votes.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-22

0rThe Printers Festival and Editorial Cen
vention came off in he city of Columbus on the
l7th inst, thar being the birth day of Franklin.
We shall, next week, find room for portion of
the nroceedings.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-22

JOB WORK.-The Cadiz Sentinel Job Office
is one of the best in this part Of the State. Keep
in mind that we can and do execute all orders
in this line as well as the best, and as low the
lowest. All kinds Of handbills, cards, blanks,
&C., executed in super iOr style on the shortest
notice
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-22

The difference between looking and see>
ing, is different MS sweetened mud and ice
cream. Out Of 0 hundred whn look inio q
rev invention how many DO you think will
see iuto ii?-- not five. ~ 8a,sgs
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-22

There are two distinguished persons snw
in loWn the poor man who made fortune
own business, and the rich IN an,
who became beggar by attending 10 other
peoples'.
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ery occupied by Thomas &. Vincent.
&SxsA TINHESuBSCRlBER having latel,
EsTsE4 rented this establishment. has
iisi Nrenovated and put il in complete repair
land furnished il with entire new Furni-
ture. This house is located in the most pleasant
and business part OF the town.
THE STABLES are extensive, and have also
been thoroughly repaired, and will NJ all times be
provided with the best of pruvender, aud attended
by careful and obliging hostlers.
Connected with the establishment, is large and
extensive WAGON YARD, (the best IN Cadiz)
and suitable for Mcnageries and Circuses.
Having permanently located at the above stand.
the citizens generay.an thetravclling public may
rest assured thatno pains will be spared to render
those who may favor the National House with II
call us comfortable as possibe,by which mems he
undersigned hopes to merit and receive q liberal
share OF patronage.
DROVERSaccommodatc with any amount OF
Stahling required.
BOARDERS received by the week, month. OF
year. -ea.r. .s.s.,re
Suitable Rooms can bc(urnishcd for Private Fa
miles.
have connected with tle above establishment.
Il LIVERY STABLE. which. Tor " le OF CARRt-
AGES, and sa fety Of HoRsEs, cannot be surpassed
by any establishment oIthc kind in The county
1eJ-CIIARGEs MODERATE.
TNOMA McCuE.
Cudiz ApriI | I 1880 .0 f..
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-22

AGRICULTURAL GEOLOGY We are
copying into our columns, from the Daily Wash
ington Globe, series Of articles under the above
caption. by Josiah llolbrook, Esq. These briei
idssays are adapted to the understanding of the
scho~l-boy, MS well as calculated to afford much
useful knowledge to the mature man. Wehope
that no subscriber to the Sentinel will fail to
read them, or to flc the papers in which they are
printed,
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The Bentonians have nominated Colonel
Benton for United States Senatoi-for BEN
ton 80; Sterling Price 2. The meeting was
held with open doors; and resolution was
adopted not to vote for Wing under any
circumstances, and TO sustain the nominee
until the present legislature ceased to exist.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-22

MARRIED-On Thursday, the | 9Th inst :. by
he Rev. james Kerr, Mr.. JonN DAVE to Miss
MALINDA ORAM, all of this county
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Administrators Sale.

EENEIERE will be offered at Public Sale, on the
premises, LOT No. ~, i the town Of JEF.
FERSON, Harrison county, on TUESDAY. the
20th day of FEBRUARY next, between the
hours of 10 A. NJ, and ?. M. of SAID day; on
which Lot is erected comfortable and convenient
buildings, in the most business part offs lid town,
which have been occupied as II
Tavern Stand and Store Room,
for number of years. There is excellent waite"
on the premises, Wagon Yard, convenient sta
bles, Shells, &c. Being situated in one of the
most thriving Villages Of the country, surrounded
by wealthy settlement, and on the most promi-
nent roads in the northern part OF said county,
makes it desirable situation public business.
Offered for sale as the property OF Josiah
Crawford, decd, who formerly oc cnpied the
premises. Possession given on tho Is. tly of
April next-terms made known on the day oil
sale. THOS. l.. CORKHILL, Admir-.
JAN Is. TS5I-5f.
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the Government Agents have recently ef>
fecled treaties with the Texan Indians, BY
which The latter promise to restore stolen
property, as well as prisoners.
The Camanches as we'll as other tribes
were not present, but the ogents have strong
hopes OF their concurrence.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-22

SPIRITS OF TuRpENTINE A CURE FOR PoI-
soN.-lf any person should 5e stung by bee,
or other insect rub some spirits of turpen-
tine on the place, and the pain will cease all
most in minute. J! is said that the pain
arising from the uite ofa copper head snake
may be arrested in few minutes, by the
continued application Of this article; and
from my own knowledge ofits effects in 9th
or cases. have rot the least doubt Of t.
The eilec, of all poison is TO contrac, The
blood vessels, and prevent free circulation
the natural consequence is pain and infama-
ton Immediately. Spirits Of turpenline, by
tleir penetrating and expanding qualities,
soon overcome the difficulty. --Fdrmer'S S
Cabinet.
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Read THls fKTRAORRlsARF easEs

DgcEAnKR 25zisi6E
DR.. SwaVNE: Dear Sir-lIuyiag contracted
severe cold, which settled upon my inngs. astet
ded with violent cough pain IL ny sisle and
breast. diitcultY'of breathing, was atfentled by
ply siriaRs ofthe first Iespasabilhy.hnf a,f gyn.p-
toms hecame very alarming there was H0 Hbcess
formed in my lungs and madeils way iiifoush0y
side. and discharged large quantities OF puseex-
ternally. so that my ply sician thought fhe RaltF
or iinctioLs of 0Be oi my lungs were ietifil9sas-
stroyed-thereiore supposed the case entirely
hopeless. This mournhti state ctfhings conlin-
ut for u ,ong timr, until WIS aastefl'anh worn
To u skeleton. had tried a nainlIe ol reuefiiea
but all failed To do irny good. Butthese ssiabe-
ing spark of hope lett with me and my anxieaa
parents. and hating heard of the great giffueeof
Your COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CfiEsK-
IRY. and it's being approved of by ply sicinae DC
the fist emnence concluded 70 maize trial
lol it. and to my great satisfaction. nay cough
gradually grew better; the hole in my s;dobe-
gan to heal. and am now hpppy 10 sny. fEoR1 4
poor aud lmost ,peless skeleton. 4 hate becoias
healthy and weigh more thanI ever tHFe. AL
my ueighbors can testo the tily above laat
5at ABRAilAn f0NslkiF.
Two miles from skippackyilIe, skippack 'i'dwn-
ship, Pennsy lvania. A
CAUTION! CAUTION "
Avoid all spurious preparations of Mild Cher
ry. such as Balsams, Bitters, SyrnPs Of Wild
Cherry, Pile purportine TO contain Wild Cherry,
Sc, &c as thcg re al ictlo,as and
and contain none Of the virtues Of the originaIsnil
9ea"ine preparation. ms prepared BY Dn, n
SwATNE, and tle first ever prepared ia tha oaflia-
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ni"S iu wiz 'n'e po''fl' oi ~ o"A'sh "'s'soAs
"'s" " ms signature Hag afas
sway "e oe"''i'e" e.'''' '''' scssnsss'
n,a;. "m" eisgD, Th''t,,o .eIvea{ ,"' ..,,i" s
nr vsnen,;c ch;Idren !, .,dnI,s
.nd ,ba ,,os, ,,sof,i Far,,t.s as
Nad;c;ne evsr oasrod i 5aN
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Notice.

Court Of Common Pleas, Harrison county, Ohio
VS.. Petition for Divorce.
Hannah Palmer.
ME undersigned having been appointed by
4 said Court Commissioner to examine and
audit all claims agninst said Palmer aud wife,
existing previous to the first day OF June, A. d.
lS49, hereby gives notice to all persons having
claims against said Palmer existing previous to
said first day of June. A. d. 1919, to present
said claims TO tho undersigned at his office in ca
dig, on or before the first day Of April next
1HOS. l.. JEWETT.
Jan 90, '5l-6t42.
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Douglass House,
AND STAGE OFFICE,


AND STAGE OFFICE,
cADIz, OHIO.
A TENIE undersigned, having Lra--,i
ssnE1 III that we'll known siaRd. the
iii kS"DoUGLAss HOUSE, iHpst respect-
49, fully invites all his old friends. and the
community generally, to give him eallHthis rev
lOeatOn; and Re assures them ihat TO labor. liains
or expense shall be spared to render them eomlofta.
Bile. and to give entire satisfaction.
Ills TABLE shall NJ all times be furnished
with The best the markets aGord. IN abundamcr
His PARLORS and CHAMBERS are all new
ly furnished, aud shall be carefully ATTENDED /;
and, in shurt. nothing shall be wanting for the
comfort and convenience Of his guests.
hi STABLES are large and convenient. and
we'll calculated for the accommodation al DRo-
vERs. and shall NJ all times be supplied with the
best llay aud Graiu the market nfords-npd at
all tunes be attended b: careful and ohiiging
ostlcrs
BOARDERS will be taken by the day, month
or year. on rhcm0sl reasonable terms.
C-y- The Wheeling, Wooster md Washington
STAGES, leave this House iri-weekly. which
will make this House a convenient stopping place
for Travellers intending to travel by stage.
CATTLE DROVERs can ut all times he ao.
commodated with the best of pasture.
| have, connected with the
above establishment, a LIVERY fYA
STABLE, which, for sly le of CAR
RIAGES, and alcly OF HORSES, .KAaA "a
cannot be surpassed by any estab. W Hy
lishment Of the kind in the country. G,EAez&zfD
fS.r Charges in all cases Iunderatc.
Cadiz, Aug. %, 1919. JOHN AMSPOKER
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MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION, On the 5lh
ballot, Jan. IL, Mr.. Somner, the free soil
candidate for U. S. Senator, only lacked 8
voles of an election. II is generally sup>
posed that no election will take place this
session.