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PROCLAMATION.

!, REUBEN WOOD, Governor Of the
State Of Ohio, certify, that on the fifth day
Of July, A. D. 1851, HENRY w. KING, Esq.
Secretary Of State, at his Office in the city
Of Columbus, and in my presence, opened
all the returns made from the several coun-
ties OF this State. Of the votes polled for
and against the New Constitution, by the
electors OF this State on the third Tuesday
OF June, being The 18th day of said month,
A. d. 1851, and that the whole number ol
votes poiled, "New Constitution, Yes" is
one hundred and twenty-five thousand five
hundred and sixty flour, and that the whole
humber ofvotes polled, "New Constitution,
No." one hundred and nine thousand
two hundred and MISUNDERSTANDING ma
jority Of sixteen thousand two hundred and
eighty eight votes in favor Of the adoption
OF the New Constitution. isal ilshgHh
iIfurther certify, that, at the same time
and place first aforesaid, and in my pres
ence, the said HENRY w. KING. Secretary
OF State as aforesaid. opened all the re-
turns made to his Office from the severa
counties ofthis State, of the votes giver
tor and against License 10 traffic in intox
icating liquors, that he then and there
counted said votes and that the whole mum
Der Of votes given, "License to sell intox
icating liquors, No." is one hundred and
thirteen thousand two hundred and thirty.
seven, and that the whole number of votes
given. ..sLicense to sell intoxicating liquors
Yes, is one hundred and four thousand
two hundred0and ffy-fve--there beings
majority of eight thousand nine hundred
and sighty-two votes against License tc
sell intoxicating liquors. - hssl1ai q
AndsIdo further certify that no returns
of the election have been made by ths
counties Of Defiance and Auglaize.
csIdoy therefore by virtue Of the authority
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RAILROADS.

1t would appear from our exchanges
that the State of Ohio is destined TO b.
checkered with railroads. Public atten.
ton is now being strongly directed 70 the.
continuation OF the Cincinnati and Belprs
road from Athens through Marietta 81 10.
Wheeling. to connect with the Hemphsld
road. The Hempfeld road will be made
al least such seems to be the general
opinion. ,sa5a. sl soat,, M
b The question with us now is, what route
will the road take from Marietta to Wheel.
ingl 4,.'. ~ q all's s.tf9
The Marietta Republican, Of Thursday
last, says: i si Nj 5i,aaas slessss
aaWc received this wednesday, a1er.
noon copy of the Pittsburgh Journal Of
yesterday. containing report OF the pro.
ceedings Of Railroad Meeting, held in
Philadelphia, on las. Thursday afternoon,
made upof ''leading merchants and on.
erge,ic business men," The meeting was
addressed by NJ. L. WILSON and w. sP.
CurLER, Esqs. We have only room This
week for the following resolutions, adopted
unanimously by the meeting. Next week
we will publish report Of the procssdinRs
in full:5 $ {d lieaa. 4;sd ua.W sss,i!5s'
ID Resolued, That the project Of coutinu.
ing the Cincinnati and Belpfe Railroad
from Athens, Ohio, through Marietta To- The
CITY of Wheeling, with q view 10 iconnuA1.
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OFFICES TO DE FILLED.

AT the coming October election . large
number Of State, District and County OH
GERS are to be elected. For the first time
in the history Of our State the people are
to have the right Of voting directly for
State officers at Columbus and for the
Judges and Clerks Of the several courts.
This will be new era in our political his.
tory and will. no doubt call large mum.
ber to the polls. g al
Below is a list Of officers to be elected
on the end Tuesday Of October. ao,
One Governor. o ~ alr t@
One Lieutenant Governor. sq9 sai 5o
One Attorney General. I" e
One Secretary Of State. 4e, s..
One Treasurer OF State. sls .ys
b One Auditor Of State. a sisa
+ Five Judges Of the Supreme Court.
Three Members Of the Board Of Public
Works. aa,., s,.i- 3t, .,sa
The foregoing are to be voted tor by the
electors Of the State at large. alsH
+ One District Judge for the district com.
posed of the counties Of Monroe, Belmont
and Guernsey. 5s.i RI
One Senator for the district composed
OF the counties Of Guernsey and Monroe.
TO be voted Tor by the electors Of such
districts. ....ss. .t4
The following officers are to be filed by
the electors of Monroe County alone:
One Probate Judge. ~ 2f.Fi
One Representative.
One Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas. s.3 ll 8 vaG a3iMt
2 One County Commissioner. 9s9b
One Sheriff. E4H' @''s s
One Coroner.
One Treasurer.
One Prosecuting Attorney. e 1923
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'CHOLERA.

~ The Ripley Bee learns that the cholera
is prevailing to a considerable extent al
West Union, Adams county, Ohio, and
mentions several persons who have fallen
victims TO it.. Among the rest is Hosea
Moore. principal hotel keeper of the place
Quite a number Of deaths are also mem
toned in other parts Of the county. o'ia
aa The case Of West Union.is one instance
to show that bealthiness Of site. pure all
and water is not a sure protection against
this disease. West Union, occupies rela.
lively, one Of the highest points in the
State; it is moro free from malaria and un.
wholesome exhalations than any place we
know ofin Ohio, save HartSprings Ohit
Statesman. RHs saffs s93 sn5'.sH'sitf'
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.

The last Wheeling Gazette, publishes
the Report Of Charles Ellet, jr, Esq. Chiel
Engineer of the IIempfeld Railroad Com
pany, He speaks in positive terms OF the
practicabili.y Of obtaining line less than
go miles in length, which will take passen'
gers from Wheeling and deliver them in
less than three hours at Greensburgh, and
thus be able to arrive at Harrisburgh, be-
fore they can reach Pittsburgh by the river
in its best nayigable condition; and that
must command nearly the whole Of thu
travel Of the Ohio, destined to the cities Q
Philadelphia, New York and Boston-ant
our Central Railroad will find a rout
more than 30 miles shorter to Philadelphl'
by the Hempfeld and Central roads thai
by Pittsburgh, or any more Northern rlva
=" Ia. Gazette.
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A SINGULAR CASE DECIDED.

The Circuit Court of Queens county,
N. Y, has just decided the celebrated case
of Soaring against Soaring. an action Of
ejectment for dover brought by lady
claiming 10 be the widow OF the brother Of
defendant.
The question in this case was whether
the plaintiff was in fact ever married TO the
brother ofdetendant, it being admitted that
no formal ceremony of marriage ever took
place. the plaintiff relying upon a promise
! made by the deceased brother Of the de-
s.iendant 10 take the plaintiff to his house
and take her for his wife, &C., which prom.
Use was acquiesced in by plaintiff, and full
filled by the deceased--the parties living
and cohabiting as man and wife for some
four months and until the death Of the pre-
tended husband. The only evidence Of
the agreement made by the parties was the
mother Of the plaintiff, who being in an
adjoining room, overheard the conversa-
ton between the parties.
1t is singular case and has been in the
Courts for upwards Of four years, having
been twice tried before; the first trial in
1887 the jury finding for plaintiff, and not
agreeing on the second trial awarded to
| the defendant. The case has been strong
ly prosecuted and defended, and on this
last trial with great tact and ability. A
little girl some five years Of age was pre-
sented in Court, said TO be the fruit of the
connection between the deceased and
plaintiff. The verdict ofthe jury legitima-
iises the child. and the mother and child
get the entire estate, amounting to some
ten thousand dollars. " 4}aoa 1s
The verdict Of the jury appears to give
very general satisfaction.-N. Y. Tribune
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SALE OF WIVES IN ENGLAND.-The Eng
lish papers not unirequently contain ac-
counts of the disgusting practice which is
permitted in some districts of England OF
selling wife. The Manchester Courier
gives an account Of one which recently
commenced in front Of the Angel Inn at
Stockport, which, however, was broken up
by the police, after the bidding. which
commenced at seven pence, had run up to
ten shillings. The interference Of the au-
thoriiies caused great dissatisfaction to the
crowd, many Of whom, says the Manches.
ter paper, believed that the sale Of a wife
was strictly legal" Z" N'+
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CALIFORNIA CENsUs.-T The Washington
Republic learns. on enquiry at the Census
Bureau, that the official returns Of the
State of California have not been received.
The population has been yariously esti-
mated. Some of the returns unfortunate
ly, were destroyed by the late extensive
fire at San Francisco. This will neces-
sarily occasion further delay in making
up the returns. t,.. .af l.S,.,
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TERRIBLE MURDER.--A terrible murder
was perpetrated in Williamsburg. near
New York City, on Saturday morning
last. A man named Riley murdered his
wife, and her mother, Mrs Golding; the
former, as he alleged, for inidelity 10 him,
and the latter for being productive Of the
offense. He also stabbed third woman,
Miss Conoy, but she will probably recover.
He confessed the crime, and asked to be
hung Immediately. ~ s55f alfef
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20 FREE Soil CoNvENTIoN.-The Free
Soilers OF Ohio held a Convention recent.
ly at Ravenna, in this State. We learn
that the Convention was numerously at
tended. iie
tN6The Cleveland Plain Dealer says: "The
resolutions declare for an Independent or
apAnization, recommend State Conven-
zion iai Columbus. National Convention
larC Cleveland, and an contemporaries
organization throughout" ll
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OFFICIAL VOTE ON THE NEW CON.
STITUTION. &

Below is the official vote on the Nav
c Constitution, furnished and counted out 10
accordance with that instrument. We APP
pend, also the Proclamation OF the Govern
or. announcing the adoption Of the New
Constitution, which is in form as contsm-
plated herein:--Statesman
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TThe new Constitution of Maryland
went into effect on the 4th inst. One Of
its provisions does away Imprisonment for
debt. ea a 5&GE Gai 2 8c50sia
All the debtors in the Baltimore jail, "a
in number, were liberated attwelye O'Clock
on Thursday night, under the new consti-
tution. Their friends fred one hundred
guns in commoration Of the event, and
had grand torchlight procession through
one Of the principal streets. ~, iiigo
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.

JAS. r. MORRIS, PROPRIETOR.
wOODsFIELD, OHIO, JULY is,I 1851.
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Passengers sailed

Quebec j. Berend Irs Thomas Peard Hartford, mn;
Mr. Colng wood ard lady. Montreal; Col. +. ". VIM
Yates lady three children and nurse " RobniOn, s.
Robinson England A CuVlhsr and lady, NoatIea Mr..
Wyatt, England Nj rIso Seua; j d. 81 2bs. Moa.,esl'
Capt Charles hamlet, Boston. VIM Robinson, New
York John Bollocse. d. VIM. Matthews, do Lieut..
Kerr Royal Engineers Ar anton, inltoa. Canada
ID Pilkinston do Wm PoaTce do Capt. r. Dick, d0.
Mr. Robinson. Montreal Mr.. Bowling England Mr..
Barnes Englsnd Mir Robin Quebec Dr. Do'xias, Jas
Waller London EnIe v. ADus, w. y Robinson. A.
Bar'mon. b. Lsrcsde. Nj qusl Dvinu, Mr. HeIyede
Arthur Barlow, London Mr.. Cage ano, + PnyOn. Ne "
Grenada T. Azuero Nav Grenada Frederick II Ash
hunt, Montreal Jos. ward. Montreal Hon Geo Wa!
dserave Er gland Mr. De War, Mr.. Porter. Dir WATSON
Mrs Simpson aud ctllcren James McLeani VIM Rem
lett DevopshiTe John The,nie,t do AZ N.dsam France
Mrs II Videam, do F. Fonter, LIZ. Thomson. u. Horf
Thomas Hornby j. & knott Nj Crsshsni.--Io;sl %.
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on Wstpssday Dec g. EMMA. sarEn,er OF jane and
Jane Ann Hooe ssee 2months and 70 do
TIE Telsuyes and friends n ihs fairly, AM a. Se Of
William Nosk, Esq are r'spee fay isytsf - btsai
fuDeTa his afternoon O'Clock az the resldeu o. her
psr.ns No. 81 Third ~
On Wednesday Afternoon. Dec 3 an.r short al rais-
fal lines FRANCINIA ADELA, Youngest chi OF Jha
and Lavinia Clark, AGED % months and 10 days.
The feIsves and f1s Dds of the family nVtsi -
:eDd he funeral services from Washb cfon
Brookyn THIS az srnooh ar isst 0c ,ck TEE D.
Kalo ard Arlington ~ he n stages from Fir5n-fsy
pass the door.
on Wednesday Dec 3 ofscsriet fever. EDWARD N .
youngest son ofJonsihag Il Pansom, AGED rclrs
Toe relatives ard frcncs of the family are iespecflilv
invited 10 Attend he funeral this ID rsday) afern lo1
a. O'Clock from the residence Of his ftfhc- 10 fg % av
without further invitation The emla, vi Re taken 20
OrMse y. Tor lpierment on IN sy morning
On Nov 30, EMMA, and Dec J. ANNA. twin children
OF ThoE AS ard LoHisa J. GINNING. aged years
The frsld. 4 the family invited 10 attend their f.
neral Oh Thu Fst3y, Dec l. a. O'Clock, from No g
without further invitation.
IL Newark, N0Tvalk anu Brooklyn papers pleiss
copy
On Wednesday morning, Dec 3. Of couyes,iou OF the
lungs, HARRIET ED u5hter OF ne late Ed ard and
Mary susine formerly Of Eng aad
The remains vii be covered from her a'e Ess lease
No 80 Sprius e.. q Phlsd ynis f1r nIerment
~ PhladelrhIa napers please copy
On Tuesday, Dc 2, af eT painful Illness. JANE c,
wife Of Charles Goldm IN the 40.h year Of her age.
The hiends Of the family are 20 pee fF nvnei 70 A.
west Of eth av, his ranrsdlyl afternoon al O'Clock
without further invitation
On wednesday. Dec 2 MARY 7 wife Of Geo VI Hop
sIns aged % years.
The relatives and frerds Of The family are invited 70 It
tsnd the funeral on Thurs'ay az from he esdeace
Of v iam A Hopkins, No 534 W,sn'ngton-s'
The fune 81 Of Mr.. EDMOND ENDiCOrT will take
place u O'Clock. Bste ad of2 taxed In yesterdays
pspsrl at his late residence No % WoO>'er-st
inthis City, Dee , Capt. LABAU GARDNER. aged
81 years
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miscellaneous advertisements

Holiday Presents
At ROC ERS' \ Jew and EXrEN-
IN siyE STORE, No.8lJ Broadway. has os been
osived from England, GeimaI France aAd China,
Over 10000 Pf'ents.
eomprsrg the most bcaui ii 's0Ument Of fan6y Goods
ever offered IN The Gas OF Ne~ York
ARTICLES iof PnESEN1S snd ARTICLES sor USE
so cheap as cannot fai 10 sun ihe pu cbs.sT
syERY ARTICLE Is wARRAnrED TO PLEASE,
u may WORK BoxEs Ssi RETf S;ul.
Needles IN Jenny Lind sad xictofia Cases
'd'' c1RD cAsIs a n,d" PoRr NC MoNsAiEs.
in Colo s %R Tff; 5's 2y5F 9s sAS DESKS
IN Ebony. pearl lnlaid pa 81 nache add rosewood
PORT fOLiOS,
sEw ASO ELEGANT ARTICLE PoR LADIES,
made IN London, expressly 10 oicor Tor MI Rogcr. sat
for sale AZ his store only
Ps., Ivory and wood. ,os,t or With ar elegant
''' ToRToIs SHELL COMBS,
ard ga t.fei g-tetns Just received and sold Al
ELEC ANT srATuARY,
IL ProLzc, PaGan Marble. and PoIctl4ia
Cigar Cases. Cigar Stands, Cyrs and Hoidors
Work Tables jenny Lid fables SPLENDID Pearl. iaaad
PaDer Msche Tables. direct from Birmingham, ssd sf-
cHoIcE pERrUMEay ard DRESSING COMBS
Tooth. Nal, Hat. hen Comb sad n.9'nss Bfwhs'
osr men elegantly curved Doa,iaos and Cards, BAok-
gan msr Board: sss'se, re- a % G'o,ss .s
both for lie smu,emen and n sJucton Of sAldfsn TO-
getbsT with an endless ysneiy 81 nsw
Also. lase assortment Of CHisEsE TOys, al sSbcis
seldom 0ll.I ed In this country ~ sac.
HOsBY HOBSES,
Drums. sv srds Guns Bows aniards and shields,
sfas1e Lanterns Bals. Raities and Tricks
DOLLS DOLLS
War, Hid China AID Indls RUBBER. b.asnfally Dressed
IN costume. nom the
CaYfNG BABY 10 1lE HEID
TEA ard DINNER SETS
Of Ycb P1Tcc am FaTtnen, nina aud plsuse
SOLDIERS aud SHAM FIGHTS.
Together With thousand other novelties 70 Do met win
al tbis extensive establishment.
M Rogers g uIecils a. the principal OF 80 eI-
tsasiys hJ1se London. G1JIds HIN fsclDss Tor 80
lccirr md utpORTIEG FAFcq G0oDs cheaper tkaA
any o,heY house IN the ciiJ, and he /" as,sr~nsd 10
q axe his - - - .. -.
THE CHEAP FANCY STORE"
apt to fe such prices cannO' fs 10 please those
10 favor Llm with call az No ii9 Broadway, between
Howard and Grand sts d. 1f11hkss
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From nur rgrrasaonerssl

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for Sc. Y.ra: yaa5aTs Hash. 10 for d. A'rtsnis Ter
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK ..DECEMBER 8


steamshps-1hoYn. German. Savannah, master; City Of
Richmond Mailer Norfolk, * Mailer Lord
Ships-Prnceton, Russell, Liverpool, F1ost u cts
Samuel Russell LImebuner Canton, A. A. Law Bro
Ihers; John Cockrel Mangendle. Port. auPrnoe A {.
Rossire.
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kin Gan ma Guptil, Havana, Thompson Hunter; Aloe
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81 Domingo UnleTwOod Nlsv
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Ann Krause WashingtO N C., 4 L. Mitchell, MtrItnne
(Br Ian zed Kingston. Jam. v. I schmidt Emma,
Crow ell Phlade phia James HaDd; Drama, Dodge Reh
mord c. ii Pisrson. -.
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son America Stursess, Providence r. Hawkins Jones
Providence
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"WEDNESDAY, Dee. S-r.M

There was dull market at the Stock
hosrd to-day and prices generally had a downward
s.osncy. Reading was an exception, having gone
- " a. The Second BOard, an advance Of y cea,
sne eiosed al SO bid, a decline of D ct. Harlem
,sn vn YET Norwich D c.. The receipts Of
1is hoao ior November are less than they were 10
No'smesf OF last year. bu, there is one les working
cay and ne'e has been more bad weather. The re.
eeIp's, however OF the six months ending on the
s'A November, Will give a ~ p Ct dividend. and
hs's surplus of some $500 or slo,eoo Can,oa
spevsd y cent New-Iersey Mining was more
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Dedicated to NJ and Mrs 7 B. ABBOTT. on the death
ri their SOD T. hgNRY who died from injuries received
at he late acodeu at and School No %, Nov 90 1851
aged years and months.
Dry. dry thy tears. excess Of wo
MAY sneve thy mad and Heavenly FRI nd
II thy Father deals the blow,
lie loves thee still and will defend.
Death came when least expected nigh
And IN moment bore
Thy lovely boy 10 realms on b. Oh,
To dwell Ia an eternal day
Oh would We wish him back on Earth.
To Ia ger 81 this dresury shore
No no, he 3 gained Heavenly birth
He lives. he lives, 10 d e no more
Hhrk bark, methaks hear him cry
"Faher and mother, weep no more:
| am safely neored beyond the sky
And dangers con disturb no more
ster and friends a short adieu
III fold my wings and patient wait.
To see who first viii enter through
This gle lous and open gate.
And Sabbath tsaeher, foholars dear,
Farewell 40 more on earth we'll meet.
Give Oh ist thy hesrl and meet me here,
t. east our crowns at Jesls's feet.
Dry up. my sorrowing fr ends, your tears,
Yonr Henry livos with SAINTS on high.
Give 10 the ~md thy sighs and fears,
ThFee chegnbs Val. for thee ON high"
Neic- York, kov. ~, 1851. NJ A b.
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Ioai.

COAL.-Liverpool, Camel, and all other
Ihinds Of Coal for sale NJ the lowest sarhst prces
The following lsces gi he promptly attend
ed to: No 81 Hudson ~ Yard I'm st .sst 81 Db sy
Yard 22d- a. corner 2d-ay RICHARD TAYLOR.
IS 2W
GOAL. 81 80 for large Red Ash Nut
" Coal, very superior quality other Of Red
and " hlte Ash Coal very low To- cash.
GEORGE A SPARKS
dim Nos sOj and f07 FraaHlin-s
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Sid from Honolulu Sept 49, bark Cnoma, Corning, Call
snita Goth ship Andes Tbaysr. Manila met Calcutta
Al Hawai-, Sandwich Islands, Sept 49, schr Eagle. for
San GIsLclieo
Al Lsbaba Sept 30. ship Chic. Gardner from Vonolu
Iu sees ing bt bark Montgomery from SsB Franc do.
Al Tahs Sept 10. schTs mot shps) Loo ca 10 Manson,
for San Francisco Oct. 1 Freak, repairing, unc.
Sd from PeTnahbuco Oct -. bark DOsgas Farrell, Rio
JAnsirO.
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PASSENGERS Arrived

IN steamship Florida. from SgtaRal.-JOseph W Nc
Gown Geo Welsh. ID Dpherty, J. Riddle Jas. E,'ell,
A Bragg s Huschfeld !. GaAen Thomas Bates, j. b.
Moore. Nj. Phelps Dr. BersO James SIN tn, lady and
servant. Mrs WesI John Brien and Is IN Storage
Ia steamship SOutherHer, from tstOHMiss Elem
ing. Miss wilkins, Mrs wilkins. Mrs. De Iendorf. Ny
Fleming, S. Clark I II RouN. Robt Boggs f. I Bris
senter.C G. Edwards, O. NJ wilkins, Jr, Jno. q Ciark
G. S. Douglass H. Mage. Chas ". Hacklev Thos f.
Banning. I Bernhard. 4 W Watson, c. MeLelland An
tonic Ayienoni, and 81 IN the
In slip UadeTrrttsr, Jro'a L,terBooI-Lieut W Amph-
let K N Mrs Williams, Dr. Callahan aLd go In s,eerage
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Galaman0er 9afes.
The Pearl 81 Fire.
PIClI'S SALA NJ AN ID T. X SAFE

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Ia AGAIN IRIU MrHANr D. While tho vHious Safe
makers the ouy ne chahtpemg each other 10 insl Of
the merit Of their pectfV SAFES by ire but dsagTeeng
upon important point hoc ne te 20 Dc sssds real
IRE takes place the ccst shd hottest Gees that
have hsd IN our CITY fer thee burnt down
cfeeH >gfcs o. sfcnf mako Consumed kicAs Sac
al0ar rrOrfHJ irmphltf. One SAFE another make
stood by the SIDE OF Richs, old books Of
Mr. bert and tell al The sane moment ~ Rehs from
the second story bnt not Vet Of ~ c,atts
THIS safe made oy Rich Go several lears Ay0, aud
proves coucigely thar they Go no. deeno as by but
that Ntfrs PffHf SsiP1ff Composition when properly
mived AMI combined with Rrt Patent fn9roUc1en makes
the bot Safes the United sfses The fact Of this safe
beng uns'youc hons IA the rnng asd the osis
one II r,i,e safes that preserved contsn-
vince every merchant, W convinced the Edcof Of TIE
Mtrrlanf ndqG sar. by EXPERIMENTS SIX years thai
the pt into SAFES the best s0s-seSsofOr
OF hsat ever discovered
BY pc mission Of the owner of The Safe, MIR q OIL
hor viii remain At days with the oosss
and spnegs unCistuIbcJ Il give Inc L0sTs Of kehs SAFES
and others, opportunity f seeing the contents call
will be esteemed a favor by
STEARNS MARVIN. (srccsssnIs 10 Rich Co.
n las Wa'eT-st New Ysrk,
the only MAJ OF Wdts Pa cni S. naadeI Bales with
kich's improvement IN The unifcd states dta'