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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22
The Wheeling Bridge Case.

On the 30th ult., the House of Represen-
tatives in Congress, agreed to the Senate a.
mehdment to the Post Office bill declaring
the Wire Suspension bridge over the Obi,
at Wheeling, post road and hence a legal
structure. The vote on the proposition was
yeas %, nays 42. The following are the
sections which reverse the judgment of the
Supreme Court, and declare the structure
a legal Post road:
ARd be afurther enacted, That the brdg.
es across the 05io river at Wheeling, in the
Site Of Ohio, abutuns on Zanc's island, in
said river, are hereby declared to be lawful
structures in their present position and ele.
walton, and shall be 50 held and taken to be,
anything in any law or laws Of the United
Ssases TO the contrary notwithstanding.
And he II further enacted, That tle said
bridges are declared to be and are establish
ed post roads for the passage ofthe mails Of
the United States, and that the Wheeling
and Belmont Bridge Company are author
lied to have and maintain their said bridges
at their present site and elevation; and the
officers and crew Of all vessels and boats
navigating said river aie required to regu
late lhe use of their said vessels and boats,
and OF any pipes or chimneys belonging
thereto, SO as not TO interfere with the elG-
vation and construction Of said bridges
This will be gratifying intelligence TO he
,itizens Of Wheeling as well as to the people
If the great West.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22

I OF Tue t-thlhtl-
k1ltis an old ssying that an individual.
viii NEE, with many strange bedleIlOws III
= life time. l have come in contact With
some such in my short life-bu. in my ram
bic about town one day last week. met the
Ne Pins UItro of this class Of characters in
the sllapeOf a reverend whig laborihg stream
ously To convince Free Sod whig, who re-
fused :, support Scott. that he in accepting
The nomination ''lrits fAs srsso!qtions amer
Cd" did not sloped the .faaiiiy OF the COM
promise mcasuns as part of his political
CREED. The attempt is 50 rediculously alb
surd and poniemplibly silly, that even old
political stagcrs do not for moment pretend
seriously to defend it; judge then Of my
surprise at behnlding one Of the clergy with
a notwithstanding to knowledge" valiant
ly entering the political arena and attempting
the accomplishment Of this herculean task.
Allow me to suggest, that il the rersre d
duiiAtN " NOtA'thNS SihhNAS VI tAiS
errors Of their ways does not far surpass
his NJ lty in this additional labor of love
which he has assumed the jewels which
shall glitter N his crown Of rejoicing in the
futur world, will neither be vcrT many NOT
very bright wouldat least saggcst to him,
that brighter laureis await him if he would
exert his strength elsewhere than battling
upon the sormy sea Of political warfare
Clergyman cannot be too careful how they
mingle in political turmoils. Whatever ol
religious influence they may have bad ia
apt to be sacrificed on the altar Of party re-
venge. At all event when they do so far stooE
beneath their dignity as Gods Ambassadors
as to engage in street corner political haran-
gues,I would advise them to be SO careful
in their assertions, that their auditors may
or Chart ys sake. if nothing more, award
them the need of honesty and sincerity.
EGO.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22

GE Iaskellis gallant and glorious fell
low. He fights as nobly in Tennessee for
his old commander (Scott) as he fought in
Mexico under him.-Loa Joar.
Here is what gallant and glorious Hask
ell' says of Gen. PIERCE ena
81 would conder myself personally DIS
graced did | stoop to the humiliating base
ness of insinuating cowardce against Gen.
Pierce, whom know to be brave man,
chiyalric in his conduct on the field of battle.
Others may pursue that course which their
feelings dictate; but as for myself, | would
spurn the thought did it obtrude itself upon
my mind" ta
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22
Sheriff s Sale.

al.
By viitue ot mn ailias order OF sale iprued ont
OF .hc C0urt of Common Pleas of lIarrisn couu
", aud to diccied, will offer Tor sale nt the
door OF he Cnut llouse in thdiz on Saturday. the
9hi day Of October next, A. d. 1852, briwet n
the hours often O'Clock. A. NJ, and tour d clock
l.. NJ, the following ren estate. with all the inn
pruremcnis Their oil, sitnated in Said county. and
being the real cstHte OF which TAomas Z .Jenkins,
latc oi said county, decreased, seized. viz:--
A part HE south east quiirter Of sccIion No
Il. township III, and Range OF lands sold nj
Steubcnvlllr. commencing nj the West corner Of
Abraham Mcrill's par, tfs sah qunrrcr. thence
North perches and % links, tlrnce f. 81 to the
section line. thence Tuuth 5pcrches and % links
tulhe Nprh East corner al snid Merr,lP. pnrt Of
said section, thence vest 10 the place OF beginning
col talllng SIX acres more OF less. Appraised at
$iO
Also, lot No IA in Wilson's addition TO tho
town nI FIerpor. Appraised at S35,u0.
Also. lots numbered ~ aud g. la the town Of
Frceport. Appraised at S25O.OD.
Also lots uumbcrt i As ani 46 in said town of
Frcepnrt. Appraised at S5OO0.
Also. that patcei Of lard in the said town o
Frerport. known aud desingaed ns public ground, :,
which wass'ld uinier an act uf The General As,
femhly Of the Stale of Ohin (passed in the year
4. u. 1881 Er the benefit Of school district N q
2 in Frcepou township:to the snm Il. 2. J.nkins
on which is erected IL new uiyerI house. An
praised Mt Blu 0.00, ~
8 Terms Of salc- one third in hand an the day of
salc--one thiId in one year with interest and one
neit to be secured by noIcs aud Ircurity TO tie
satisfaction oi The parties inintercst so
s. gt-g JAMES BOYD, Sheriff.
Seotembcr. g. 1852
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The Whig Mass Meet ng Again.

Tho wings it seems were so bad off to find
men o serve as officers at their mass meet
in. in Harrisburg, that they made use Of the
name Of PETER KEEx, of Mifiia, gentle.
men who had served in Mexico with Gen
Scott, expecting by this means to gain him
over 1t appears by the following letter, that
Mr.. X, is not to be caught in this way. He
never attended the meeting, except proba-
bly, to hear what the wings had to say, du-
ring the time that some Of the distinguished
speakers were addressing the people. and as
will be seen by the following from the penn
Sylyanan, that he utterly rcpudiates them:
I.EwIsrowN. Aug. 10, 1853.
WV. II. HopE, Esq. .--Dear Sir: Having
seen my name announced as one Of the Vice
Presidents from Miflin county, ask a
place in your columns to say. that such use
Of my name was contrary to my wishes. |
Was in Harrisburg at the time, but was there
attending to my own businessmen to sit or
act ss an officer of any such an assembly.
am a democrat, and however much | may
respect Gen. Scott as soldier, cannot for
sake my principles and vote for him for Pres.
ident; post for which, if considered him
qualified, ! still could not consent to aid his
election. because prefer the government
should be conducted in accordance with and
under the Lad of Democr.cy. am for
Pierce and King-cordially and enthusias-
ticaly.
."t RcSpeetfullv voura
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pRocIAMATToN

4 S hereby uiade TO 40 he qualified voters OF
i Iiiurison eonniy. thRta general election wil
be heid a. relaired ty law. on futsday, the
l2th day Of October. 4. d. 1854. a tie several
places OF holding elrciions in said county. ut
which lime ne following plhceIs are 10 be eho-
sen, viz;
One Judge OF The Supreme Court.
Gus MensheT Of the Boafd ofPubic Works.
One Member Iur CongIess Of tho 2lsi Consres-
eional District. in connection with the cUuuiies
Of J jefferson, Coiumbiana nnd Carroll.
one AHditoT. Al
Two 'COpmis,ionsr', one OF , ,eur,and one
for 2 years.
One Surveyor.
One Director Of the lndrmary.
One Coroner.
-Four Land Appniscrt One for Disrict No.
composed OF The townships Of Shortcreex, Ca
diz aud Athens.
One for District No. 2, composed af the town
ships Of Green. German. Rnmlry and Archer.
One ior District No, 3. compused OF :he town
ships of Moorelield, Nottingham, Stock und
Moth.
And ouc Cor district No. &, composed OF the
townships OF fIesport, Washington, franklin
aud Monroe.
The Land Appraisers to be voted Tor by Dis
tries, and Ihei tickets to be pa. in ballot box
set apnrt lor that purpose. ...
The polls tn open between the hOmrs Oi siI
and ten o'clock, A. NJ, aud to clu,e AT o'clock,
r.. NJ.
| And the tru stees Of the several townships IL
aid county are required 10 return the following
number OF Jurors ifUI their respective townships
To wit:
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22

Hun g. T. Curtis, of Boston. sent a let
ter TO the Webster meeting at Faneuil Hall,
in which he came out flat-footed eainst Scott.
lie says;
II viii not vote for any man for President
of the United States. whom do not believe
to be, in the highest and best sense of an
able and accomplished statesman tilted for
the office. - m
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District Court.

This Courtconvened in Muskingdum coun-
ty, on last Friday. Judge Ranncy, of su-
preme Court, and Judges Jewett, Alexander
and StilIwell, of the Common Pleas, presi-
ding. The ability with which they dischar-
ged the duties devolving upon them, speaks
well for the new system OF election of Judges
by the people, the general satisfaction given
by their deciiors is evidence of their per-
feet understanding, and knowledge Of the
law, so much for the "Npw Constitution in
the hands of its friends. ."-Auroru.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22
Eg-We clip the following good thing from

the Cincinnati Elbuire:
ONE OF TIE SpEEcHEs-A After the meet
Ing had left the ground at Carthage, on
Saturday, and were congregated at the ho-
tells waiting for their carriages, John S.
Buckingham, Of Symmes, drove up III his
wagon, held his horses, drew off his coat,
rolled up his sleeves, and sang out:
Felloao- Citizens: I am friend of Gen.
Scott: and have admired him as a military
man; would mourn his loss to the country
as sincerely as any man. Now, Fellow- c.
ti=en', if you're as friendly to this great
General as ! am, it is your duty TO 60 to
the polls and vote for Gen. Pierce for Pres
idcnt; for the wings killed Gen. Harrison,
and they killed Gen. Taylor and now they
are pursuing the same course to kill Gen.
Scott. FelIoae- Citizens, save him--vote for
Pierce.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22

Gy Messrs. Rhodes, Grnb.', jenkins,
Dudley, Allison, Ogleby, Bell, Gill Hol-
loway, Col. McNeely. Dr. Afieck, de-,
have associated themselves into company
TO bnild railroad from Bridgeport through
Belmont, Harrison, Gurnsey and Tuscara-
was couaties, on the line Of Coshocton, to
meet the la. and Steubenvflle road. Cap
ital 100000. The route has been sur ey-
ed, and promises TO be good investment.
Ayg. n
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The Derby Ministry and Democra-

The present odious Derby Ministry 70
England, is down upon Pierce and Demo-
cracy.-They have, to use their own Ian
guage, "6een Uaoisq oar against all sOho scsrs
assaiting the British ConssitHtIon. under The
6dlstal flag Of Democracy and Popery.
This is of no consequence, except that
some ofthe Wing presses say that Pierce 10
the English candidate.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22
LEWIS LEW son

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCl.RY. .a&
NM HI RAC1lCE in iIprrisuII AMI the adj.
w joining cuuniies. Crinctloms. The blIsi-
ness of Executors and Administrators, Gnurlinus
aud Wards. Petitions for Partition, settlement IT
EsIaler, and all other business entrusted 10 his
ares will receive his pTomptarlcuiion. Office in
the old stanti, opposite BnrrrtI's Hotel
nclJ1-lY
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After which time will keep an office in Ca.
VIZ rur ihr purpose of resolving axcs until the
2hh dny ofDecembcr. S52.
All persons whU have Irror med labor on tic
highway in discharge Of their road tax will be re-
qn'rrd I" produce the Supervisor's cer,l fcaIe ur
the same.
D. HILBERT, County Tfensurrr.
Ciitliz. scptSnibcr 4, $50,
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A New Railroad Project.

Anss Project q rsisbhsha rAil-rOAd from
Wh,rling to iHienesl with De S,eubrn.
sille and Inn.ians RAilrOad near the CoshOe-
ton county line. hss lately been put On foot
il Wheeling phd Bridgeport 1t is suPpo
sed lhsl this road eill &c should esrr be
made san through part Of The western
p.,rtiOn of this county, II the road should
yer be isc'nPle,ed. il WILL without doubt be
ri grea edsantage ie'the people Of Moore
feid FnePoFs and Washington townships.
Tlls Hsln0pl Chronicle, in speaking Of rhis
t..a -
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22

! he Borough ol Crdiz pnysa Corporation Ta,
OF Z 10 OF niil lor crnis on the Sl0D Of valun.
lion Ii. PRICE, Auditor OF Harrison CO.
September 6, 1852.
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who is the Dupe?"

The n. y. Tribune calls the nomination
of John Z. Hale, the arrest Of a Fugitive
Tae Fresoilers have made slsye Of him.
Well, that's one Kind of bondage; hut how
does it compare with that Of the whole body
of anti.slaYery Wing who are chained to the
Baltimore Platform, and pledged to ditcoun-
enanee discussion? Ashtd6ttia.
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ED-The wings are abusing Gen. Pierce
because, as they allege, the London Times
praises him. AT The same time iheY parade
4 letter from the Duke ofWellingion, endor.
sng Gen. Scott 80 we 90. st's
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E7s- The New York Express says: The
dELh WebateF meeting was held on Saturday
syening, No less than four thou and names,
'lncs FfldAy morning. II II said, have been
iuned sto call for the Webster ticket.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given than | will attend at the usna
place Of holding Elections in III, teyera town.
smps of llarri,on County for the purpose OF re.
ceivbg said taxes. rs follows:
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Extract Of letter from AN extensive Merchant in
PIninirlu. | iriugsluu rnILuIA. Micninuu.

Extract Of letter from an extensive Merchant in
PmintiCld, Livingston county, Michigan.
PainGeli, Mich. Apiii {. 1852.
Mr. John d. Park Dcal is;--Cr. GLy yson 3
yellow Dock muI Sarsaparilll is p.rIorHling,
some astonishing cnresIG This pIRUo. A Mr.. y.
u. strickland has jus: il orn' Il ne thyft one oi
his childlcn has been enInUly Cared .Ol very
severe chsc 4" ScrohIla by the use uI uhy bottle
lie hat tried almost every thing than The Doc
Tors had prescribed, hut all oi no nynil, NJ the
chl'' continued getting worse, The sursslnrc now
all healed up and Tie child apparently well,
which is iustly,ascribed 10 the use the yellow
DocA md SarSapnrIla.
Signed Yours, truly. Il. A. BEAL.
0ErPrlce 81 per haitle---sx bctrles lor IS.
Sold by }. ID, PARK, C'ncinnati, ..
North east corner Of Fonrth end Walnut streets
''nIranfe rh Walnut st'eu.--to whom fil orders
must be addressed
AGG>Ts-John BraIl aud M'Bruu & Knox.
Caoiz; llogg Parrish, AlooItGrId; John iIngg
VT PIensnnl;J J. CInnIbncItr 81 SON, !shrrling,
t. ). fleming. Slcubcn,ile; Isaac DnilowaJ.
Flushing; istac Lewis, ,tcurg,tuwn; r.. Il. Yost,
Wnrrnlon; Thos Nicholson. lIarrisville; Ii,
B. Kin, aiurlin's Ferry,
SCUIeulbrr | lS59
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WoRsE AND MORE oE Tr- W1igs Learn
IoEr .tatel--IIorace Greeley has another
long article on thU election, and, after re-
viewing the field. he eonceies the defca. Of
Scott thnS:
In fact, the programme for 90 is that
Of - over again, riM strong hopes n ike
result
Now, consider that the result of'44 was
the election Of James X. Polk, we humbIy
suggest that .strong hopes Of like result"
in '52 will not be very unpalpatable to the
democFats- lifadisoaida ss
f. Webster has gone - Massachusetts
Fillmore % Virginia with Kennedy, Sec
retafv of the Navy, and stuars: Scoit y u
New York State clscsionesring For the r resi-
sdrueyl A pretty gosevnsnenEwe have
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22

Eg-7 They Come! Tey Come!-Two dis
tingushed Viryinians were in. the city a
few days ago, one Of them being a Scott
elcctor, and they were SO fayorably affedted
by the meeting at Hillsborough, and the
gathering at the "Old Cradle Of Liberty"
that they have returned to the south to
throw their influence in favor Of the demo-
Garlic cause. The "ion" will roar in the
Richmond district. The animals troubled
with "botts" will groan with terror Look
out for political eartbpuakrs, and great
changes at the south.- Boston Post.
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.1'csC NagersgOaUM .Rcndcnsu.
WE Tm~tcts Of the New liugerslc WI Acnd-
L emy nre hereby notified. dat the nsnal ex
nnIinaiions will ocrur on Wednesday,, the agrh ot
ofptemhtr, +, and thu exhibition on the tlay fslkw-
ing, commencing at O'clock, a. NJ. al Of which
the public are respectful, invited loatenl
k. BROWN, Pres of rhe Bonr q
New ilngeraiown, september @. 1852 4
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The People rising against Scott.

Gustav W. Lurman, Esq, of Baltimore,
a distinguished German Importing Merchant,
a gentleman ofgreat influence and charac-
ter who wasa few years since, a candidate
upon the whig ticket for the Legislature in
that city, has rehounced Gen. Scott and his
Native Amaricanisnl, and come outfor Pierce
and King. aAa
Hon. Joseph S. Cottman, whig member
of Congress from the Eastern Shore district
Of this State, has also renounced Seward.
Scottish, and goes for Pierce and King.
Hon Daniel st. Jenifer, formerly whip
member of Congress from this State, and
Minister to Austria under General Harrson's 5
administration, and we believe whig cleo
tor in l848, has renounced the foul comhi-
nation, and goes for Pierce and King. n
John HORNE, Esq, one of our most SUBJ
stantal and wealthy citizens---a gentleman
Of strong mind and discernment and dis :
tinguished wing, has also refused to sup
port General Scott, and goes, for Pierce and
King. --Hag. (Md. Mail
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WIN tue. WiIhaut FniI.

SCRoyUL. OR kiNGs Evil, CANCERS. TUMoRs, EReP.
TIoNs or THE SRIt. ERislrLLAS, CnRUNIe Soar.
EYEs, RISGwoRM ga TETTERs, ScALD llEAD, RHEu.
.TIsH, PAINs ~ THR bnNks on J0ISrs, OLD SuREs
AND ULcEKs, SWELLING OF OF THE Glands, syphilis
Dyspepsia, Salt RHeum, Disease of kidneys.
Loss of Appetite. Disease qirising from the use
of Mercury. Pain in the Side aud Should. &c.
neral Debility Dfolsy, Lunibugo, Juundcc and
Co5IiV, mesa.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22
TEHE BEST FEMALE MEDICINE
KNOMN

TfEE BEST FEMALE MEDICINE
KNOWN.
The peculiar NAL ,dics 10 which females Rre
sub.jc' commonly produce great bodily exhaus
ton,accompanied by depressed ad often gloomy
state OF niti. As the system declines in strength
thtTc is loss ot pery.us power. and this lelJ
naturally impairs the enIrsy OF the mind and
disInrbs the equalim tv oil the temper. Every
candid womnn who has iuileTed from female
complaints will admit this 10 be the mournIul
truth. Nov, to obtain reiiei. il is only ncccssa
~ to stop the tendency to depletion and debility
This IS done by renewing snat fountain CT ealth
aud strength, the BLOOD, and no medicine nc.
c9mpiishes Ibis desirable result 80 speedily and
complete as''Dr. Guy sotts lmpfOy,d Extract oI
Yellow Dock aud SaIsa puftlla."
LHdies uI pale complexion and consumpye
habits, and such as are dehiltaled by those oh.
structiUns which females lnble TO, re resto-
red. ny the use Of bottle or two, to hloom Il nd
10 yigur.
Scolua and Cancer cured by DR.. Guyso it's Ex
tract OF yellow Dock and Sarsapurlla.
RUTLEBGE Granger county, Tennl
April u 1852.
! ]. D.PARK, esq, Cinoinmtn. o. Dear Sit =
1t gives great ;,lisf,ctinn to aid ny testimony
in ltyor of ''Dr, Guy sotts Extract of Yellow Duck
aud Satsaparilla, to that Of the NUMEROUS and
highly respectable risoiis who have been beilc-
fitted by the inctlicinc. E.
Ny vile has been suffering l0r the spnGc ofnear-
y five years with Scro!1a and Cancer. which |
think, iouhd its rgin in the Heterogeneous of the
system peculia 10 hef sex, while in the mean time
81 was under the care OF Tie most eminent Ply
sic:ans in this ssciion of ca nntry, without deri-
wing ANY material aid trom theiT prescriptions
Ypun the recommendation of Dir, Cock es, one
of our Physcihns, who had ,sren ,he lacdicinr
used with tappy hfeut. Obtained of your agents
here. 'Messrs. ice & hlct'arland." one bottle al
"Dr. GDso:t's Extract OF fclov Dock aud
sarsaparilIa," and as my wife found relief frnn
that b''ttlr. bought some six boilos. wlirh she
has taken with the most astonishing benefit, CoT
hm ple'sed to say il has entirely cured her, ,tor
she has entirely recovered from her iIlnrss. and
the SC oula aud Cancer are cured sound aud
well Accept Of my gratitude,
Respectfully, MICHAEL GOLDMAN.
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WON'T Go him no How!

Respectfully yours,
PETER KEEN.
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CHAIR NIANUPAcTUlsEls

CHhAINt WANUFACFUgEak
IFTNIIE subsoribcr wishes 10 infDrm his custom.
IL crs aWd the public generally, Tint he has On
hund \ lot Of CHAIRS, made TO order. which
he will sell for casb OF approved county produce,
aHd that he still continues 10 ManutaotpFe alli
the different varieties Of Chairs Setiers. Sucia-
bliss, Arn-Chars sa,ali Chairs, etc., eto.. at hsB
stand. on Warren street, a few doors sonsh of ;.
T. II. M'Fadden's IRE. N ll
fah4 NJ M,CONNETsL.g