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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16

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EE- We wish every Democrat in Harri-
son county to see that the above calls of their
Central Committee is attended to. The elec-
ton this fall is the most important that has
e*er been held in this State, and it behooyes
every Democrat to be up and at work, The
New Constitution has been adopted by a
large majority, and nnderit the people have
say i'll elccting all of their State officers
Toe people will rejoice at this. One of the
leading principles ofthe Democratic party is,
that all officers should be elected by the peo-
pie, and as this important provision has been
engrafted into our fundamental law, we want
to see every Democrat in Harrison county
putting his shoulder to the wheel in trying
to haze the different offices filled with men
of that party, which has always been true to
the country.
We believe the people of Harrison county
are waking up to their true interests. They
have been under whig rule for the last TEN
years. and 0 majority Of them think that a
change In the administration Of affairs would
be beneficial to themselves and to the pros
pcriry ofthe county. Such result is truly
needed, and most deyoutly wished for,
More rascality has been practisel by the
whig office holders and whig Office seekers,
jnthis county. during that time, than it
would be thought men could be capable Of
tsansaeGag. We intend to expose all these
rascally transactions between now and the
second Tuesday Of October. When they
are exposed, they viii make some people
open their eyes wider than they baye been
opened for some time
Democrats Of Harrison county, lot your
watch-word be, Harrison County MUST and
SHALL BE REDEEMED We believe
every Democrat wants To see the different
offices III Harrison county filled with Demo-
rrats. This can b. easily done. if you will
only WORK, and work increasingly until
fsle Victory won. You must attend your
township meetings have the party thorough
ly organized, and appoint delegates that viii
attend tie different conventions.
& 4s-s--- 74se+-4
Gy- We have seen prospectus for a pa
per taatis about "a he started in the neigh
boring village Of Uhriehsyille, Tuscarawas
county, to BIZ called n2Ae Commercial Id
.,a,.,;.arss. Our all friend JANRs Jt.rR Esa
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16
Gsy- We haEe seen q prospectus for a pa

G.g- We have seen prospectus for pa
per thatis about "a he started in the neigh
boring village Of Uhriehsyille, Tuscarawas
county, to b. called o2Ne Commercial Id
sertissr." Our old friend. JANIS ILER, Esq,
is q be editor and proprietor. Mr.. |. is ca
pablo ofmaking good paper, and we have
10 doubt but what he will succeed. II vii
be an independent paper, and published q
Il | per annum,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16

Egr Gen. Bostwick is announced in the
last Republican for Judicial Judge.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16
Moore's Patent Grain Drill.

We have been inspecting one Of the wheat
drills manufactured by our townsman, Mr.. 1
$. DIrMARs, and we freely state, that foi
and durability Of build, it exceed
ed our expectation. These drills have been
fully tested throughout the State Of Penn
sylyania for the last few years, and the con.
sequence is that, broad cast sowing Of wheat
and other grains, has been entirely done
away with.
These drills not only cause a greater in
crease in the crops, but entirely prevents the
grain from freezing out inthe scyerest wealth
er which of.itseIf is great object From
what we can learn. the grain planted by the
drill in this And the adjoining counties, will
prove tothe Farmers that tits greatly totheil
interests to use the drill Hand in your Or
Eders early or you will not get one. See adj
lsertiselneal On fourth page
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16
CoWsUMPTroN!

And sIillanollcr case Of Hereditary Consump-
ton cured by DR.. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cher
ry-a fnhcr and sister OF the restored having died
Of that Unsuitable diseases;
CLARK TowAs,ltr BRowN CO.. Ohio. }
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16

-Mr. JACOB ALLEN, an old and respecta-
BILE citizen of Milford, Hamilton county, in
this State, hung himself on Monday last
The cause is said to be the fanatical conduct
of his wife, who had become an Abolition
Lecturer.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

C;.diz, July 16, 1851.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16

1AIthTI
Or None are gonnine unless put up in large
square bottles, containing quart, and name OF
the Syrup blown in the slass, with the written
signature OF $. p. Bennett on the outside wrnpper
Or Price Sl per bottle, or bottles for 50.
Sold by ]. d. PARK, Cincinnati. Ohio
North-east corner Fourth and Walnut streets
entrance ON Walnut slreet--to whom al ofuefs
mnst be addressed.
AaENrs-Joln BeaII. and M'Bean & Knox.
Cadiz; iIogg & Parrish, MaoTe6eld John iiooEg.
Mt. Pleasant. J. Cmmhacher y SoHs Whee,ing5
T.ys, Iening, SscubenyilIe, Ugov
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16

"A young lady in Cincinnatihas been
in the habit of twisting and trying her hair
so tight, that her scalp parted from her skull
and a surgical operation was necessary to
open the scalp and remove the matter be-
meath.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01
WHOLE NUMBER s339i


lion. and then chuunt thy national h ynns,
when lily mounteins reecho The thuDder
Of the. cannons OF thy liberst;ors! God
with you, dear comrades and fellow suffef-
ers! The angels Of God and Of liberty Do
with you. You may still be proud, for the
Lion OF Europe had TO be aroused TO Con.
quer the rebels! ! he whole civilized world
has admired you as heroes, and the cause
ol tie heroic Lalions will be supported by
The frees, OF the free nations of the earthi
Col be with thee, sacred soil! drenched
with tie blood of SO many of thy noble
sons! Preserve these sacred spots, that
they niny give evidence belo.e the world
Tor you, bclore The people thn! will come to
Your succoi
God be with thee, young King Of The.
Magyafs fo'gft not that thy nation HIS
nat elected Mee! There lives in ne still
the hope that day will come, on which
you will see the confirmation Of the word
If il even be,on the Ruins Of Budu!
The blessing ofthe Almighty, my dear,
nation, rest upon thee. BELIEVE Lows
aud HoPL! it'@
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01
The FssTTeSt Trees.
BY ELIZA COOK.

| Up with your heads, ye sylvan lords,
/ Wave proudly in the breeze; e-i
For our cradle bands and coffin boards
| Must come from the forest trees,
We bless ye for your summer shade,
When our weak limbs fail and tire;
Our thanks are due for your winter aid,
When we pile the bright log fire.
Oh! where would be our rule on the sea,
And the fame of the sailor band,
Were it not for the oak. and the cloud-crowned
That sprung on the quiet land.
When the ribs and the masts of the good ship
live,
And weather the gale with ease,
Take her glass from the tar who will not give
A health to the forest trees.
Yeleadto life its earliest joy,
And wait on its latest page;
In the circling hoop for the rosy boy, e.
And the easy chair for age.
The old man totters on his way,
With footsteps short ond slow,
But without the stick for its help and stay
Not yards length could he 60.
The hazel twig in the stripling's hand
Hath magic power to please II
And the rusty staff and slender wand
Are plucked from the forest trees.
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"A Bitter Change, severer for severe.

81 do believe that my wife is the orDarest
she niger in Philadelphia > said Mordecai
Brown who had just taken'a bowl Of pep-
perpot at an eating cellar in Sixth street,
near South. "She gets drunk at Z O'clock
in the morning." continued Mr.. Brown,
Sleeps till three in the afternoon, and then
has fight with me that lasts till bed time,
| never seed anything like her" Another
colored gentleman, " hose name as il after-
wards sppeared,vas Merryman D,ake, ard
who was eating ftp plate Of oysters in
corner Of the cellar, now spoke up: 'l'h.
make an even trade said be, my wife fer
yours, "Donep' answered Brown imme-
diatelv, by clasping the hand Of Mr.. Drake,
The bargain was cpnsummated the same
day, (last Friday the wives were swapped
and they were very well satisfied with. the
new ar.argen o.t. al., !. .as;sss,
The whilom Mrs. Drake entered upon
the, discharge Of her matronly duties in Mr.. +,
Browns esta abishment, while Mrs. Brown
removed herself and her Straps" to the re-,
sidence of MIR Drake. On Sunday morning
at O'clock Mr.. Brown appeared before
the Mayor, 10 king as. wubrg' ne as Tie
man who ew Priam's curtains at the
dead of night. The purpose Of his c.ming
was TO make oath that lie had bseu most
sha,nefully swindlrd in his wife trade with
MIR. Drake. "My I'D woman was bad
enough, good ess know i" said the miser-
able Brown, "but put her along side of this
one, and she's cherubim! She was drunk
only abou' nine hours every day, and get
tired Of fighting in three hours and half.
The one re gut NOW drsai frUm sun
rise TO sun sci, and then wien sle gets
sober, she wants to fight from dark ii H. ht.
I've ben down to see Drake and wanted
him 10 trade back, but he swears he won't
u hless give him ten dollars bonus! Tie
Mayor, with some trouble, made Mr.. Brown
understand, that such business frantac-
tion Of wife swapping was not allowable;
and it appeared to comfort Brown amazing
", when he was told there was nothing le,
galy binding in the bad bargain be had
made. elf that's the case" said B., "I'll
take back brakes old woman, and fetch
mine away in spite Of him. ."-Psnnsyira-
man. -.:- -ft.srH. -..t=+ s..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01
81 Will. "

We like that strong, robust exsress;on.
No one b wing uttered it in sincerity, was
ever menn, crying man. The pigmies
of the world did not trouble him although
thoy rose in masses TO pull him down.
He speaks, and the indomitable aoiH pre-
walls. His enemies fall before him, He
rides forth copqueror. Wenld you be
greal2 Would you be distinguished for
your scientific or literary atta'nmen,sl-
Look not mournfully al your lol, but with
" WILL" breathing from youra lips, and
bursting from great heart, you cannot
but prevail. Show US the man that never
rose higher than toad-stool, and whose
influence died with his breath, and we,will
point you to cropping cringing wretch,
who tremb.es at the approach of s1ld :,
and tainted beneath thunder cloud.
Let the fires Of energy play through
your veins, and if your thoughts are directs
ed in right channels. you will s,artle the
slumbering universe. -.e,a'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01

INTERESTING EXPERIMENT. In the
Roscream Work House, Ireland, the learned
Doctor in charge, has appropriated one Of
the Wards to the exclusive use of a deaf
and dumb nurse, who has charge of four in
fant children. They are to be isolated from
panionship with all who have the gift
of speech, until they have attained the age
when children usually acquire knowledge
and use of language. The object is to ac-
quire the naturalianguage Of man This
experiment, if throughly tried will probably
show that man has not natural language.
1t will be remembered that the Egyptians
once made somewhat similar experimint
with an infant, which was placed in the de
sert in charge OF persons sworn not to per-
nit the utterrnce of word in its presence,
and to afford it sustenance by allowing il to
suckle goat. In that instance. the first
attempt OF the child. at vocalization resulted
in the imitation of the bleating ofits f,ster-
mother. 7@s ' '''-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01

Expulsion of an american Citizen rom
France.-Mr. Bouis. citizen of the United
States, has been ordered out of France. by
the Government His offence was finding
M. Bonapare's administration not liberal
enough. The facts are as follows:-M-
Bouis, being Of French extraction, speaks
French like a native; in ls4S he express
ed freely his sympathies with the republi-
cans, was denounced by some secret agent
of the police and placed on the list of re-
publican foreigners. The affair lay dor
mant until q few weeks ago, when Mr..
Bouis demanded permission TO deliver a
course of lectures on China. IL was h,tly
refused on the ground of the applicants
political opinion, and on his demonstrating
against this excessive rigor, he was ordered
to quit Paris in twenty-four hours, and the
country in three days. ........
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Beautiful Extract.

One fountain there is, whose deep lying
vein has only jus, began TO throw up It's
silver drops among mankind-a fountain
which will nllay the thurs, Of millions, and
will give 10 those who drink from it, peace
and joy. tits knowledge; fountain Of in
teleulua cultivation, which gives health to
mnnkind-makes clear the vision, briBgs
inv 10 his life, and brealhes over bis souls
destiny deep repose, Go and drink
,herefrom, thou whom fortune has no, ia.
vored, and thou wilt soon find thyself richl
Thou mayesi go forth into the world. and
find myself every where at home; thou
cnnsl cultivate it in thy own little chamber;
thy friends are eyer round thee, and carry
on wise conversation with thee; nature, an
tiquity, heaven, are accessible TO thee!--
The industrious kingdom OF the ant, the
works Of man, the rainbow, and music's
sweet chords, offer to thy soul hospitality,
Bremen, 49,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01

AN OLD ADVERTISEMENT OF 1861
Wanted, a stout active young man who
fears the Lord, and can carry Two hundred
weight.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01

~An exchaogs says the treasury must
be proof against bankruptcy when Wing
administration can't corrupt it. .a ss4i 70
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01

GFThe life Of solitary man will be GER
tainly miserable, but not certainly devout.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01

THAT KNOCKED HIM!-Down east there
resides certain NJ. D. One bitter cold
night he was aroused from his slumber by
loud knocking at the. door. He wen, to
the wiadow and asked ~.7
"Who's fhere?'
"Friend," was the answer
"What do you wsnt?"
"Want to stay here all night"
''Stay there, then"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01

That was ''bitof wag" who said:-
~When my wife was sick, called in an
Allopathic physician; she gol no better
then colleo Hedepathc, and she"men'
ded little" One day he broke his leg
and he couldn't come ut all, then she got
vel" 40
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01

Black and Green Tea o
nF the FIRST qualityat Il ATch's
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01
MOSES BEANS.

MUSES. BEANS.
MANUFACTURES Of Doors AND SHOES, of all
lVI kinds, two doors south Of the Court House in
the shop. formerly occupied BY Andrew Mcbride,
Ravenna.. Z 81 - e4l5 s aza5 1y 323.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01
! DERBY. 1 P. LINN.
CO-PARTNERsHIP. R

fPRYsHATci IS Tobacco and Coffee they that
u like gopd ARTICLES.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-22

AGeNrs.--Iohp Beali. Cndiz; A.F. Croskey
New Market; Hogg 4 Parrish, Moor6cld Tho
Arreil, Antrim; Ogden & Clark. Cambridge
J. Roby & Co. Leesburgh J. Forbes. SEN. TN
serstow'' Ohio. mmyl4 6m
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-22
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
complain 4,

Jaundife e. Dyspepsia. Chrome OF ieTvouf De
ibiity. diseasr OF the kidney .. ara all distasts
h,ising nom Il dis0fdeied LhFfot Stsnadh sUch
as CoHstipati5i IN. in ,ntd IiieS ~iuliuCss oi blood
Ito the head, aciliU OF Tie si,H,acl. Nausea.
neanGnm. hi gust iOr FOOD. iuilntss or weight
lin the Stomach. sour cTHcaiions, rinkine OF nut.
fering NJ the biz ct the StUmnch. swimming Of the
Head hurried aud difficult BteathiHs. h1titpng
~ the HenTl. choking ur tuloennhg %srnsabshs
when in n biuE posture. dimhtss OF vision. dots
or webs beluie The Sight. lryeT aud dull pain in
the HEAD. deficiency or preservation. y~eliuwness
Of the skin aud Eyes. pain in the side. Bark
Chest, Limbs, &c sudden hushts oflieai. bnini
ingsin Flesh. cOurtant iuhliniugs Of xvii. and
gIUat depression cfSpffits. ~
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-22
|Co"gRs, Colds. 4>thma. G"n"c"A"

Coughs, COlds. Asthma. an1WcnZa
and ,CoIsWsp piiDn.
EnR. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT RENE
DDY.-Afiicled rca1er donot snBtr this dis
ease TO knit tie fatal thfeads in your system; The,
are cettain 10 hurry yoR To mn untiinely grave
Has not experience .tiIght you-llave mol occh
ar proofs convinced ydu thtt Consumption |
~certain death to all whom il may encs unier
when left till q laie periedf Then why viii yo'
delay procuring IT remedy in due seaspn to AIRES
the prGgress of thai feIl dcsfr0ytrs Cold .wh$r
som terminales in u coughing. by which soreReA
of thfont and inhammalion ofth mucous men
hrnne III the hrunchi 10 Produced and Inc Eiung
rendered open to disease. Thus pArsais enfi
themselves 10 prncrtslinate until dAath looks j
nj the donr~-when they will begin ID be- caaeeri
ed about their health. when ia MI prpbabilits
IL too late. May all who have 4 cold take tim
NV warming. and get rid 81 IL IA sn0n rs possibl,
Dr.. DuDcait's ExpeGt0rant Remedy stands 81
Gose She public tested BY thousands. and dat
nsed IN alnsesl every ianily lhroaghont The diGe
Hnt sin tes for disrases Of the Client mud lungs
THE VAST ninoan; sold Ia this iawri. and that 10
nanY feFsone wbo come back and ohfniHif byt
half duzcu hotties. il sHaicient evidence 81 n
wandeig ul tReacy.gA fresh stpfly jusfTeeeiw
iF laayM 6mlg IOIINs pEALb
1ENL0U&-A Nw barrels OK tfeshF ~ IHily Flo
= sale Ny Oye1 RI. BENNETT =.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-22

The Harrison County Agricultural Fair
viii b hsld, in this place, IN the 30thand
Aist III he present month. The holding
pf annual Fairs, has, no doubt, had a
powerful influence, for good, upon the far
ming interests Of THU county. The con-
gision Of the farms and the appearance
81 ths sspckin Harrison county is evidence
that her agrikulturalists are in advance Of
@any of the ~peighboring counties. This
N perhaps, owing to the fact that . well
organized Agricultural Society has benin
ruccessfal operation, in the county, for
ssvsral years. Such 4 society should re-
esivs Encouragement from every class Of
avr citizens. Our mechanics, business
and Professional men derive their support,
principally, from the farming community,
End are beneftting themselves in adyah.
eir9 gheir welfare. We trust many new
members wil b. added to The Society
sat IRE approaching Fair win be we'll ~
faded: and that the agricultural interests
! kS eonnsy will he advanced thereby
MTfE- WNDH
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-22
can BIZ k|ffkClUALLN ny
DIR. HOOFLAND'S.
CELEBRATED GERMAN Bi11ERS
r- PREPARED BY
DIR. G. M. JACKsoN.


No 100, ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
Their power over the above Diseases is not TX
lcelied, ii equulled. by any other preparation IN
lhe United otates, ne the ceres ,lltesl, in many
cases = ttrr skiltul PHI, sicians had iailvd .ia,2
TEesc BiIeIsare wO.ihy The attention o%finvnl-
ids. Posscssiug great Virtues in The rectifcGIiCIi
Ufdiseases ON the Liver ard cssrt glaedt. rxcr'
cising tue most searching poNe ii NGpkrtth ahd
lntfrciiUns of the digestive plgnns. they alc. with!
III, safe. certain aud pleasant.
REID MD BE GOWN CED!
(Fronl the 'BustOn Bee Sym
The editor said, Dee A2,i- tua mHiuigi
''pr. llouAanG's & LIBERATED German ri 'iers FOX
The cure prLiver umplaini. Jaundiec. ESsltptia!
Chronic or Nervous Debility lie dts,ntdh uht OF
the NOSE tpujjular uteticih,s &c flaetdHy 1hta'
Bitlers have been used by thuutHhds. AID u IIitLO
III our elbow say 5 he hne hims"lf I~ereiycd an rf.
fCClnal aud permanent cure ui IivtI Cubllaihl
from the use oI this ], unrdy. We nTrGoIaibt ed
that. iirthe use OF these Biticrs. the Iutieni con-
stnntIi gnins strength did ,ig0i-r fact wolty
ut great consideration. THY are pleasant 81
taste aud smell, ana can be usrd by pefstle NTH
It most delicate stomaph wiIb sale f, uhd, tn,l
circumstances. NcaieSl tuking from experience
aud Ia Ia tlicied wria dNi sptliif hteE'
''NCuri's " rrkIcy - our ot the hesl Liitrary
paper. published. said AuG 90 ..,s,n
DIR tio,1and's Gctmtm bittris, Ia mnrt,etuttG
by Dr. Jackson, nrr new rccUmn en'icd BY sfIhG
oil lie most prominent mrntbcIs ul The iHcullI AS
an article ul much (icicncS in case ri IL made
weakness. ssuch sihc cast. we wouldlalyisf
all mothers IL obtain II boItle, and thus saw
themselves much sickness. Pefsuus nt G,lili,a'
ted constitutions wilfiind these tliltlla yulylts
10 tl,eit heath, ts we'ku.w ff9n ,xIrlitgl fthc
! sllutall fleet ti,ty nv, uprtj Wtad 81 siti,s,
sUnE iNiiI Mn ''a
The - Philadelphia SATURDAY Giizr ny, The
: best IaMilI newspaper pubIiste ed in tic | nited
States. tie editor ~saysof ~" a
Nty a - A4,n. 1+INn n A NJ - nv - n
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-22
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- . a a.sAs ~ Tx y y ~ q
by JOAN ?. WAI.kHR,
Ia "a STREET. nea tic North Western Baoi
and one squire AorM If tie
Suspension Rrjiae.
E~NHISHOUSE has been thoroughly re.6otc.
aud supplied with new t|urniturc throughout
,itrzrns OF Harrison County visiting Whreln.
viii fnd ut this house every convenience necessa'
TO their comfort. ..
The Best of Fare and low Bills.
There is also connected witF the house Il large
md commodious WH2"n YHrts, and an cx-
'ellent Stable nearly new. fb+y- The Eastern
md Western stages call at this house EvfRy DAY
" passengers. maN7 1rH
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-22
N. YORK ADVERTISEMENT
New York Whole Sale Clothing
- Warehouse.
Ga, Nassau %t.
yYyYT nT O. TAvT m

GUtCiGoSUltS tOC. T.. Loigstreel u. Go, con.
~ tinue to nitnutacture Clothing. and are nov
prepared with II stock thar caHlios be excellfd i
he United States. either in
STYLE, MANUFACTURE OR PRICE,
to which they would invite The attention OF thei
friends. and the ~patrons Of the lnte concern. a,
we'll as all wishing % purchase Clothing
The reputationofthe OH concern is well know
All through. the West, and il viii he the endeay'
or of the NEw TO sustnin it. for selling welI-niad,
and fashionable garments Mt Low PkIcEs.
Itis the style and workmanship Of the Good
to which they especially ask the examination o
purchasers. - !,
orGssewil be prom. pity andaaitl,rul yatteude'
to-. New York, August 20-2m0