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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-05-19
No, 81.
AN ACT regulating the use Of jails o
April 80, 1859.

AN ACT regulating the use of jails Of
adjoining counties
SEC l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That
whenever any county Of this state shall
have been erected and organized for the
term OF five years, without having provid-
cd any or sufficient jails for the confne-
mcnt Of prisoners within such county, and
any person or persons shall be taken from
said county or any mesne or final process,
in any civil proceeding, action or judy
mcnt Of, or in any court of said county,
or on a charge of conviction ofany misde-
meanor or crime, for commitment to the
jail Of an adjoining county the sheriff OF
lailor of such ad joining county shall not re-
ceve any such prisoner, unless there shall
be deposited in his hands, in addition TO
all fees now allowed him by law, fifty
cents for the use of such Jail, for each and
every such prisoner, for each week such
prisoner is ordered to be committed; and
the like sum for any period Of time less
than one week; Provided, that if any
such prisoner shall be discharged before
the expiration of the term for which he or
she was committed, the excess advanced
ehss,ll be refunded.
Sec. 9 That it shall be the duty of the
sheriff or jailor of such adjoining county,
at the end of each quarter of each caen-
dar year to account for and pay over to
the treasurer Of his county, all sums Of
money thus received.
Sec 3. That whenever writ of ha-
beas corpus shall be allowed and issued, to
bring any prisoner confined in the Jail OF
such adjoining county, as specified III this
act, before any judge, to enquire into the
cause Of the caption and detention OF any
such prisoner, the county from which such
prisoner was sent and committed, shall
pay all the costs arising and accruing in
any and every such writ of habeas corpus;
and upon presentment of a ce tlhcate OF
/ the clerk of the court of common pleas at
the county where such prisoner was i'm
prisoncd, as aforesaid, stating the amout
of costs on any such writ Of habeas cor
pus, to the county auditor Of the county
from which such prisoner was sent, he
shall draw an order on the treasurer Of his
county thereby, in favor of said clerk, OF
such person as he shall order, and the
said clerk shall pay the same over to the
several persons entitled thereto.
SEC. 4. That the county which shal
use the Jail of an adjoining county, shal
be liable to such county for all damages
that may be done by any prisoner sucl
county using such jail shall confne thern
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President of the Senate,
April 80, 1852.
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T No. G5.

LNO' OC'
AN ACT to authorize the Auditor OF
State TO remit and refund taxes in GER
tain cases.
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That the
auditor Of state be, and he is hereby au-
thorized and required to direct the trea-
surers of the several counties of this state,
to refund to the persons paying the same,
all taxes collected by such treasurers, un-
der and by virtue of the goth section Of
the act passed February 9th, l847, enti-
tied AN act to amend the act for levying
taxes onSall property in this state accord
ing to its true value, passed March Cd
1876, after deducting from such taxes the
cost Of collecting the same; Provided, that
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mo. GG.l
AN ACT

Fixing the compensation of Clerks, AS
sistant Clerks, Scrgeants-at Arms, and
Assistant Sergeants at Arms, of the
Senate and House of Representatives.
SEC. /. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That the
clerks, assistant clerks, sergeants- alarms,
and assistant sergeantat-arms of the Sen
ate and House Of representative of this
state, shall each be entitled, during the
present, or any succeeding session of the
General Assembly, to receive for each
days attendance during the session of the
General Assembly, the sum off our dollars
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no taxes shall be refunded when the same
have been paid into the state treasury.
SEC. g. That the treasurcrs OF the
several counties be and they are hereby
authorized and directed to discontinue all
suits commenced and now pending in any
county of this state, for taxes levied under
the 26th section of the act aforesaid, on
the defendant in such actions paying all
costs that may have accrued therein.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President of the Senate.
April 80, 1852.
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ANTHOLOGY. 90


DHiLADELPHIA, JANUARY !ss0-PROFEssORG
i w. Roback.-My Dear Sir feel it incumbent m
TO make known to the public that the calculation you
for nativity, year SINCE in which you said
would make trip TO Pttsburg IN November happened
cisev and the day lad stated in nativity,
by which trip realized clear profit of $780, and
my duty to acknowledge to you that If you had pre-
diced this Undertaking should have gone Pitts
burg think that every who contemplates
his should be in possession of
and the one obtained from you has saved than
three times tie above amounts and should IL
90, am sure will make fortune by it. say
that since yon applied your con uration power
since, have been in business than
ever before having had paid to great deal Of
money that due to which expected to get
An that told me happened predicted have
the greatest confidence to write natives
do all to call and get for consider
valuable Any wishing particulars of this
fu cnse can call at residence, No. 30 Wood
street near Broad street. where they will be cheeruy
satisfied. PETER HAND
Cry PHILADELPHIA, ss.On this 24th day OF January
A. d. $780, before the subscriber an for
the sad city, personally Peter Hand who being duly
according to law doth dpose and say
statement is true
Sworn and subscribed before me- JoHN THOMPSON, Aid
All letters to G. w. ROBACk, No. White street, New
York city. will be regiously attended to- If prepaid For
particulars, call and get Astrological nac
gratis See advertisement the fourth page Of the SUM-
weekly
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AGENCY.

III BURLINGTON q. sNETHEN CONTINUES T0
w practice law In the supreme Courtto attend to cases
before Congresto prosecute claims and settle accounts
seant the Departments and Boards OF Commissonersto
procure patents at home and abroadto obtain pensont
and bounty Iandsto collect debts dividends legaces and
la part Of tho United States and ~ fores
resto make nvstments Of funds in loans ard stocks
and bond and mortgagc-and TO negotiate tho purchase
and sale Of opus lands and rights state OF the
Union. Particular attention paid to California land title
cases. comingup the United states supreme Court ON
appeal. Communications, prepaid addressed to W. O.
foetben. No. Carroll place, Capitol HILL Washington
D. c, viii meet With prompt attsntsn-
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

~ CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
" hereby given to the owners occupant
snpan.s ef all houses and lots improved unimprSved
been by Assessor and lodged in the of
fee Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
tween Fourth and Broadway The limits embraced
OF sround Vacant lots pieces and parces Of isSd uaes
both sides Of Thirty rst street. Fourth
and Broadway the easterly side of Broadway half
to street both sides Of Madison avenue half
way soatherly 30 and half rthery to Tr
street. and tho westerly side OF Fourth
Eaway southery to Th,rteth and half northery 70
Thrty street. All whose interests AZ
fcted by the above named and who oppos
cd TO the same either Of them requested
their objections ia wrSg TO the rsigned, their
Se No Hall OF Records. within thirty days from tho
date Of THE notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICtiOLSON.} Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once: bureau of Assessments, Street Department. Nay
Is, 1862
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gHIPPTNG.

vT>HENkW YORK ANDLIvERPO UNITED STATES
Nail sssamsrsIThe ships competing this Line are the
following ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstock.
ADkIATIC, Captain Grafton.
These SHIPS having been built by contract expressly Tor
service every has been taken their con
In their engneto strength
elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool in frst
cabin Sl2 in second cabin $70 Exclusive use OF extra
size state rooms, $500.
From Liverpool to New York. E30 and Go.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth secured in mai for.
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- FHteehth Eultioh. by NJ y "a Iroixl NJ D., Albany
N y Cheapest book published go pages, and 100
plates the Physiology Of Marriage and the
mites and disorders ofyouth and maturity resulting
which destroy the physical and mental
diseases arising from indiscreon with plain simple
rules by which all cure without
curry, with the authors obsery marriage its duties
and dsqualihaton and their remedies with colored tho
graphs illustrating the anmtomy and physiology and dis
eases Of the reproductive organs Of both sexes their
ture and functions 1t contains hints
to those contem plating mnrimony which will
jectons against marriages none, however should take h
Of All diseases OF females whether married single.
gers who require medical aid, before consulting doct
ought 10 know whether their properly understood
BY those whom they employ and thus guard against the i'm
petitioner quaokery so prevalent in pOpnous cities Dr. lie
Cro legally qualified physician and for the past twenty
years has been duly consulted the different diseases
upon which his book treats personally well by letter.
Any person sending twenty-five cents in letter postpaid
viii receive copy by mail free Of p0stage,or
for 81 Address Dr. NJ u. la CROiX ~ Beaver street. Al
bany, N. Y. Sold by Garrett Co, % Ann street and
Sringer Townsend 222 Broadway N Y Branch once 81
Lloyd street, Buffalo.
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zoo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AyrIDoTE, A.sPE,

q S00 REwARD-JEFFRIEs ANTID0rE, AssPE,
ROOV eihc mixture for the OF private disQrders
makes speedy cure without the least restrictions OK
Diet drink or change in application to business
The challenges single ease which the mixture
II ia put up bottles with full directions At 81 one bos-
tie lasts weekmany cured1n two days For sale bye
IT RING ia2 broadway and at los Bayard street, N.Y. W.
b. Little fOl Hanover street, Boston; Wright Co.. New
QrlsaAs.
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HUNDREDS OF THOSE WHO HAVE CONTRACTED
disease are disappointed ofa cure, by cal m on
Dr. HUNTER at first, He will forfeit IL he fails
to that may under his care no matgr
how long standing affecting. Patients are iayi.sd 70
hs Dspensary, No: Division ssreet New York city,
thousands are cured yearly by his prans experience and
great remedies Strangers who have been unfortunate in
the selection OF physician solicited call the
Doctor Ills great remedy, Hunters Red Drop, cures
those VINO nave contracted private disease, like magic.
Price, 81, with private treatise. People come hun
dreds of miles TO get this medicine. The intrinsic value
OF this remedy over all others ever discovered is that
does not dry the poison Of the disease in the blood
10 break out at remote period in more terrible
manner but thoroughly roots out every particle Of dis
ease eften In fortyeght hours placing the patient in
the position before no contracted disease
whatever 10 does all this without substituting poison
than the dseasea result OF all other remedies You
will ind this out by bitter experience, trust to
other treatment Medical men in all parts Of the country
send their chronic to Doctor Hunter No fee till
cured Medical books spatis. All consultations private
Advice traits Relief in the most tervihe cases In few
HlSstsH sUght AsSstisaS sussd N pix hsuyk
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nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE practical PRI-
~ vate Treatiae.o SC. 0fiea hnnra 10 l. A NJ. and

y vate Treatse, &c. Once hours, 60 II A. ", and
6to NJ, fsunday exccpted) No. 643 Houston street,
near Wooster street From the uneommSn medical adsn-
stance having resided years Paris for tho express
purpose OF studying particular diseases followed by long
and very extensive practice in this speciality he with
on hesitation promise even in the most severe and COM
pcated oasesas diseases, structures &core
certain safe and radical than can be obtained from
any other In America Those who apply in the earlier
Of diseases will grat6ed by the rapidty
Of the which is often effected IN few days
adcress box 500 Post Onfco r. S.Dr. Ralph would add
that besides his special practice in the the gsno
urinary system to which he has long devoted parcular
be attends as lar as possible TO general practice
in which, in many diseases, his treatment Is unusually
oes,ful.
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LNOR PORT PHILLIP AUSTRALIA. DlRECT.-rHE
splendid ship HELENA, Cave, master, will sail
about the 18th Of May for the above For freight
passage having splendid state apply
On board Pier ls East River, or to N L. G. GrsYoid u
South street; Russell Noito 81 Ola Slip; ElSt, Ar
kell Co.. lag Pearl street, Rates of farefrst cabin $500
second cabin, 5000 steeraFe, $l20.
" ESSELS WANTED-TO LOAD WITH COAL, FOR
Eastern ports Apply at tho once Of the Cum erand
Coal and Iron Company Of Broadway and Wall st.
CALIFORNIA TICKETS-ONE FIRST CABIN, AND
~ second cabin ticket by vanderhss hae, Atn Of
May for sale at discount. Apply to j. DARLINGTON,
Adams h CO., 80 Broadway.
CALIFORNIA TICKETS.-TWO STEERAGE TICK ETs
~ for SALE Vanderbs line, to sail Thursday the 10Th
instant, at discount. Inquire At Lovejsys Hotel.
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H COTTON, AucTIoNEER-LARGE SALE OF FUR
nitnre Carpets, Oil Cloths, Pier Glasses, Window
Shades SEE Cotton will SELL this day. Tuesday May -
at l0 o'clock, ct the auction roems 80 Beekman and 80
band furniture Of every description comprising several
Sofas Tete Tete French Bedteads Chairs
bio top centre card dining andxnsion Tables work do
beautiful Tapestry Brussels three ply and ingram Carpets
Oh Cloths Beds and Mattresses bedroom, basement
kitchen Furniture also large assortment Of
parent window Shades and in variety Sale positive
rain shine
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WANTED TO cnARTER--A STEAMBOAT, TO RUN
w avery Profitable route the East river between
this city aud port distant about niles She
must fast boat well fitted and safe and sea
Of light draught Of water and able the trip In
than two and ahalf hours or arransemcnts
will he made with tho to the on bis own
count he being ndsmnihed against ios BY parties who
Addres A. box 1884 Post Qss, with name We bsat and
whsys shs can w seen, ~
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DRIvATE MEDICAL WORK-A PRACTICAL TREA-
tse tho nature symptoms, progress, consequences
remedies, and of delicate diseases which
closely resemble and liable TO he taken
the diseases resulting from them with illustrative plates by
6seph Ralph, b., author Of ths Family Physician &c
18th edition. 342 PIP. Price Is cents sale by pub
Usher 43 Ann street Aston House, and by most book
sellers; also by the author G43 Houston street. mailed
free Of postage, BY addressing post paid box 500 lower
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EW AND IMPORTANT INV ENIioN.-Dh. DE
aud remedy Tor that dreadful disease known Sper
norrhea improper secret habits Of youth,
&c. is at the time preventive aHd those
eShsustng losses harass and and
eapacatng the for business society and matrimony
tits sim comprehensive sa and failing and
be used without inconvenience the knowledge Of the
most intimate friend causing pain injury whatever nor
preventing from attending his business II
powerful invgorator that after short time full print
tive ygor restored even In eases Of many standg
and AZ matter ef course all the concomtant
Nervousness Prostration, Dyspepsia Weakness Of The
Back and Lower Extrsmtes Affections Of the Eyes, Weak
Of Memory, Aversion TO Society Self Dstrust Sc dis
apoaras soon as the source is stopped from which they
emanated This instrument constitutes the ures saest
and by far the cheapest treatment offered act
ed, while All medicines taken by the mouth such
cases. little or no benefit whatever The price So
fully sealed and secured box which any
part OF America Prospectus with certificates gratis
rear Bs.ad.vss. X H0pss E0n "a. y tSsP.G ssa.
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II S. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER.-THIS DAY, AT IOb
~ O'Clock, A. NJ. at 81 Beekman street, general
.rtment kind of Household Furniture Carpets
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NANDERBILT'S LINE FOR SAN FRANCTSCO.--TUE
Shortest and Cheapest Route-The favorte steamship
PR0ME1IIEUS, at her wharf win leave for San Juan
del Norte Thursday May 90 at o'clock r. NJ from pier
No. North river connecting with the steamship PACIFIC
Captain Leevre From San Juan del Sorte TO San Juan del
the Nicaragua Company having but twelve miles of land
transportation No delay need be anticipated at any point
the route several large recently
been placed the transit route, aud The facilities Of
munication greatly Steerae taken
SS0hrough or S15 they paying their transit The
steamer NORTHERN LIGHT will succeed the Prone
theus and leave June For passage, having unequaed
acoommo datioas, apply only to b. ALLEN,
No. Q Battery place, up stairs.
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A NTH0NY J. BLEEcKER. AUCTIONEER.-TRUs-
"A tees sale OF 3i choice and valuable Building Lots
beautifully situated Fifth and Sixth avenues and on
Sist lS2d s5d 18th, and 18th Streets being
bali entire blocks Of gronna in the Of Harlem Sale
positive to the highest bidderAnthony Blocker
at auction on Tuesday May 49, 1882 at ~ O'clock at tho
Merchants Exchange the following desirable
comprising the most beautiful part Of the estate tho
ate Charles Henry Hail. WHIP fine Building Lots form
g sas R ESik Of ground bounded BY 18th ana 18TH
ots being the entire block bounded by l3d and 18th
streets and BY Fifth and Also ~ Eos FORM
ing the whole block Of ground bounded by l3sd ana 1891
sstre block bounded by 3ls and d streets the
Fifth and Sixth Also IS Lots the
block bounded BY 3h and ls streets and Fifth and Sixth
avenues ~ Of the same fronting 13lst street. the
Fifth xnd the Sixth avenues above lots are all
full size beautifully susted for
and the ground free graded
by nature it Is admirably adapted for building purposes
Situated the centre and most desirable part Of Harlem
extremely healthy and free nuisances
tyocatsi but short distance
the railroad station, with the
half hour ofthe day. Mt aros only l2c,
and much less by ationhcy without doubt,
the most choice snd desirable lots private residences
the and So arge portion of The
r sale at auction is with drawn, unless brings the
ers estimate its value Ii is deemed proper
this tire property will be sold TO the highest bidder ana
der circumstances whatever will single with
drawn There will not probably again within
sale where such safe profitable
aent of capital be made The title perfect and free
RON all membranes The deeds will be the usual Trus-
Deeds with the acts
Every purchaser will be furnished free Of charge printed
abstract the title prepared d. r. Hall Esq The
Of the sale will be liberal to the purchaser 10
cent OF e purchase money can remain bond and MORT
three giving exact
Of eachfot and full particulars apply the Auc-
tteDeeY, No. Broad street, or to
GEO. F. TALMAN, Trustee, 66 Wail street.
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United STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Compr
Only through Line via Aspnwa and Panama for San
sec Great reanSsen for sserage passage The splendid
patched Nor day, May th Mt o'clock, NJ from her
Pier at foot Of Warren street. North River with the Cali
fornn Nails and Passengers via Havana Navy
Bay to connect at Panama with the Regular Nail Steamer
for San Francisco. For freight or passage appTyto
No. III West street, cor. Of Warren, New York.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

EoR ALBANY, CHANGE OF H0URS.-THE CARS
Of the Now York and Harlem Railroad, leave the City
a NJ connecting with the Western Rsroad at Chatham
and "a p M (express, Though without change Of cars
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD FOR PHILA-
~ deiphia from pier No. l. North river foot OF Battery
place, by steamboat JOIN POTTER Two lines daily:
Morning line leaves Afternoon express limo at
ars,hs e. esss ears 81 second sIsss by NJ 1s
Walnut street, A. M, and Up. NJ Emigrant line. by
steamboat TRANSPORT, from pier No. |, at L. NJ
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GREATLY REDUCED RArEs.-EMPIRE CITYLfNE.
NJ Through Tickets for San Francisco, via Aspin ALL
Navy Bay, (near Chaes Tho and splendid double
thngnne s'eamsniP SlEkaA NEVADA. Ls0o tons bur
Aspinwan, Navy Bay direct, on Monday. Nay aath.
rect at Panama With tbs favoEse steamship NEW Or
ventilated Than the trade. The tables supplied
with every comfert both fer the cabin and
gers An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
The Panama railroad s IN Operation running daily TO
At the Company.s Depot .. Aspnwa free Of expense.
Rates of Fare-First Cabin $3.50; Second Cabin Estate
Room s2oobo:h the above eat At the same table, stear
Age, s6o found with bed &c and separate table. well
provided. remittance of half the passage money wilse-
ticket until within sen days Of saing Of tho
For freight or passage, apply to
]. HOWARD u SON. Agents, "a Broadway.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES. 40.


DERFORD Il co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS,
BY the fastest steamer in the world" she ILLINOIS,
May 10Th, in charge OF special and
freight agents to connect with the United States mail
steamer Tennessee via Asrinwa and Panama From the
great speed of these steamers is expected to be the quick
est trip made TO California Packages should not
coed l lbs in weight, and be made water proof Small
parcels for trunks received till o'clock
the day Of sailing No charge for custom house
ar lees NO detention at Panama Passage the r. NJ.
Mt eur office nj the lowest rates.
BERFORD a. Aato TJouse Vesey at
EREGoRY's CALIFORNIA PACKAGE ANDp.RcEJ.
- - Lnrress, VIA the Isthmua Of Ncaragua-IThrough
IN about twenty-five daysThe will forward an
Express Freight by this nv tbs
PRoMETHEus, on Thursday, Nay 20, At SIP M. Shippers
wednesday in not exceeding weight Par.
and letters patl ~ Pm. THOMPSON HfTCHCCCKes
AARageys NRd Agents, 40 Broadway.
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vU>HE U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON, e. ".
Fitch, commander, will sail for Bremen, touching at
to land the mails and passengers for England
river at ~ oclock NJ Price Of passagsn first cabin
saloon, S2e do. do in lower saloon S0o second cabin
500 An experienced surgeon il attached to the ship
letters must through the Post Office Specie delivered
In Havre and London. For passage freight, apply
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U.s 8.
IN Mail and Express Lines through in AZ hours N T.
Railroad via Jersey City leaving New York at6 A. foot
Leave Philadelphia hours Wainut street
Rare reduced for first class and So so class
Ratmo re- Washington and Charleston through sold
in the lines and through luggage carried in Che "a
and 81 r. lines from New York. with through conductors
without expense.