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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
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For the Sentinel,

For the SenIlneI.
Mr.. Edaor:-A friend of mine referred
me to an article in your paper of September
22d, over Eco, and when read it not hav-
ing the mos. distinct idea who the clergyman
was, referred to in the article, enquired;
and to my surprise was informed it was my
self.
Now Mr.. Editor, | wish distinctly to say
and to be understood, that the article refer
ed to, is perfectly ta'se and slanderous from
beginning to end, and the authors zeal is
not only with out knowledge" but much
worse. JOHN MOFFIT.
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Keep it before the People,

That the gross and barcfaced attempt
now made on the part of Whiggery to
huld up the suprem acy of military princi,
pie, in order to put down the ascendency of
Democracy of this country, cannot be covered
up or con realed by any pallialion or excuse
to be found in the election of Washington or
jackson, who were distinguished statesmen,
having spent the greater part of their lives
in the civil service Of the country, and as far
as they were engaged in military ceryice, it
was as mere citizen-soldiers in time of war,
and either Of whom held any command in
the army when proposed for the Presidency;
Washington having exprssl forbidden the
use of his name as a candidate for the Pres
idency, until after he had resigned the COM
Iman1 of the army and retired to private life
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Proclaim it Everywhere,

That the great struggle between liberty
and despotism going on in the world, is a
strus tor the supremacy Of the people on
the one hand, and Of ci7il governmental
struggle to maintain and control civil power
by the the free and untrammeled will of the
people OH the one hand, and by the power
and influence Of the standing army under
the lead OF military chieftain, on the OH
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29

G1r Our political opponents are resolved
to parry Ohio in the approaching State cleo
ton Wooster Whig) Democrat
Wellw we are. We are glad to see your
minds seem to made up to it. After the
18th Of October you may whine,
"Oh dearl what y rig! Ohio was whig,ss
But she'll never be whig any more"
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29

Eg-The Laws of Il general nature, local
Laws, Journals of the Senate and House Of
Documents, &c., are re-
ceved at the Clerks Office and ready for dis
tribution. C.PATTERSON, Clerk.
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Tie lsiends Of Hubbard and Gambler are
pnited on the Pierce Kpg Electoral ticket,
which will be elected Ia November, by a
lrsmeadaas majority Even Greeley now
admits that "'pierce has appearantly the bet
Ter chance" We should thinL he had, from
fhe above returns. The New York Herald
speaking OF this result, says:--There were
no less than four candidates for the Cover
n"rsh!p. and shout MS many different aspi
rants fnr each Of the other offices baoted
for. The more ultra oppqnepts ofthe Maine
Liquor law dropped the Democratic NOMINEES
fox Governor, and went for Mr.. Chandler
xh1 received some twenty thousand votes
viile, on the other hand. the ra hid advocates
trthe same law gave their support to Nea
laozR, the Democratic teetotal nominee, tht
yate for whom the reporters seem 10 have
eonsidered too insignificant to class By it.
self, and have, therefore. placed it undeI
the head of "sclttering" The Freesoller'
also shifted around considerably YIN somt
towns going with the Temperance men
aud in others with the Democrats or Wings
as suitod their fancy. It will thus be seer
that the curious result of the election OF
Monday is altogether owing to local causes
and tn It there is every reason to believe that
upon the vote for President, Gen. Pierc,
Eil have handsome majority over all hi
sompetitors.-C Gin Eng.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
Keeep it before the People

The the Wing party are attempting tc
make the standing army the only road to
the Presidency in this country, as has been
she case in Mexico, France and other coun-
tries, where the liberties of the people have
been prostrared BY the yredomlnance Of tt:
military nrincinle
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
independent Candidate for Land
Appraiser.

The undersigned, through lhe strong 50
ctations of his numerous friends, wlthou
distinction of party, consents to the use
MS name as Land. Appraiser, in district No
., Harrison county.
SAMUEL BELL.
Hopedale, Ohio, September q, 1859.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
Keep it before the People.

That as means of establishing the FREEDOM
nance of the military principle in this coun-
try, the Commanding General at the head
of the army, who never held civil Office in
his life, has been nomina ed and placed en-
the Whig ticket for the Presidency.
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L.s3.Vls Lew TOS
rroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LA

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
AND SOLICITOR IN CIiANCEEY,
NNT Ill RACTlCE in Harrison aud the nd.
w joining countcs. Collections. the busi-
nrss Of Executors and Administrators, Gu rtlinns
and Wards, Petitions for Partition, settlement IT
Estater, aud all other business entrusted TO his
nre,s will receive his promptattcntion. Office ia
the old snnd, opposite Barrett'S Hotel
oct29.IY
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RTIIon. Charles Anderson, one Of the
Wig spEakefs annou.eed for their meeting
to.dsy, I've aissg Jouranl says will not BE-
here. 81 we viii lleve nohiag new Or
stFaass -noahiay bas isG Plld sOns # Eskiey.
RingAaaa g.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
Keep it before the People.

That the Wing party purposes to bestow
the civil power Of or Republic. upon the
military chieftain at the head oftbe standing
armY. as a reward for military service.
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Be it Remembered,

That all hisory teaches that the predomi-
nance of the military principle, is wholly in
compatible with the liberties Of the people,
and that, through blind and needless regard
for mere military renown, it has wrought
the downfall ofevery republic in other coun.
ries and other ages of the world.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29

After which time wlEkecp an office in Cn.
liz ror the purpose of rcceiving taxes until the
Goth day of December, $50:
All persons who hnve performed labor on the
highway IN discharge of their road tax will be re
qured to produce The Supervisors certl fca,e for
the same. .,... 3t
HILBERT, County Treasurer.
Cadiz, september 3, 1852.
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Administrators Notice.

NoTlCE is hereby giyen, that the uhdcrsign-
l Y cd has been appointed by the Probate Court
OF llaHsod county. administrator. with the will
annexed, Of Johnnthan Perrin late Of said coun.
ty. deceuscd. All persons knowing themselycs
inebted to said estate ARE reqnncd 10 nuke I'm
IN dilute paylnent. and those having elnims a
sai.st sad es,ate are requested 10 present lhem.
legally Authenticated, Within. one year rem this
date. L. LEWTON,
Se g. AAm,inistFstOT
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sssssssssessssssss'
HATT0N'S LIES.
COW T,Rs4DTCTED.
For the Sentinel.
Cadiz, Wednesday, September 9s.


To THE EDIroE OF THE SENTINEL:
j notice in the Republican of to-day, q
statement by the editor that it is currently
reported and generally believed, that I have
bOlted and refuse my support TO Franklin
Pierce, because consider him unfit for the
important post for which he has been nom i
mated. This report, (if there is such re-
port in circulatiOn) is untrue. l consider
the triumph of the Democratic principles
and policy over the principles and policy o
the Whig party essential to the welfare anC
of our country, and Franklin
Pierce shall receive my hearty support,
SAMUEL G. PEPPARD.
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SheriR's Sale.

Robert P. Finncy
and wife,
VS.. In Partition.
John NJ. Jenkins,
et.al.
By virtue Of nm aIlias order Of sale issued out
of The Court of Common Pleas Of Harrison ccun-
~, and to me directed, will offer Tor sale at the
door Of The Coutt House III t'adiz Saturday. the
9tI day Of October ncxt, A. ID. 1862, between
the hours OF len O'Clock, A. NJ, aud ionr O'Clock
=. NJ, the following real estate. with all the i'm
proyenenis thereon, situated in said county, and
herng the real estnte Of which TNomas Z Jenkins,
late Of said county, deceased, seized. viz:--
A part the south east quarter of section No.
II, township IL, and ltauge7 OF lands sold .nt
Steubenville, commencing ut the West corner ol
Abriham Merrilrs pnr. OF said quarter thence
North perches and % links, thence East ito the
section line. thence South 5pcrches aud % links
to the North East corner Oi said MerFilrF part Of
said section, thence west TO the place oil beginning.
containing six acres more OF less. Appraiscd at
$40
Also. lot No. IA in Wilson'S addition to the
town al Freepori. Appraised at $35,NO
Also, lots nulnb cred 10 and 80 ia the town Of
FrcepoFt, Apprnised at S250,00.
Also, lots iluRberd45 and 46 in said town OF
FrcepoFt. Appraised ~ $4,000 =
Also, that parcel ofland in the snid lows q
Frccport, known aud desingnte,l Us public ground
which wassold under ~ act OF the General As.
selnbly Of The slate Of Ohio (passed In the year
A, D. 1880 FOR the benefit ofschool district o
9 III FreepoTt township. 10 the snId ]. T. Jenkins
OH which is erected u new nvern house, APP
prniscd Mt glU00,OO.
Terms oi sale one third in hand on the day OF
sale--one third in one year with interest and one
,lird in two years with interest; the deferred pay
ment 10 be secured by notes and security 10 tho
satisfaction oi the parties 10 interest.
JAMES BOYD, Sheriff.
September, 8, 1854.
4 AIDES and CFilLDRENS sIlOEs--com-
\ a pyipsng every yalieiy. some Of the .hnhd.
.ossJst Il, les ever offered IN This market, call
~ JOHN M'C0RMic
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Valuable Farm For Sale.

TIE subscribers will sell. al pub lie sale, on
Thursday the l4th day Of October next, at l2
O'Clock, NJ. on the premises, that we'll known
FARM on which John Hanna. decd. formerly
lived one mile west of Georgetown, Short Crack
to ynship, Harrison county, Ohio. continuing one
hundred and s'xty-one acres, vbout one hunarcd
and twenty acres clenled, with a good Brick
IIousc,a Double Barn and other buildings, ~ d
an Orchnrd and Coal Bank. The farm is well
watsrcd and in a high stateo OF cultivation Pos
session will be given on tho lat day ofApnl,
1914. Terms made known on the dny of sale.
JAMES HANNA.
ALEX. HAMMOND.
Executors of the estate Of ohm Hanna, iced
Sent IL 1889
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29

The Borough OF Cadiz paysn Corporation Tax
of7l0 OF miIIor cents on the Sl0D of vnhla.
lion. r.. X. PRICE, Auditor of Ilurrison co.
September 6, 1852.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
.V'etU EEagCrsfOlcm ,Rcudeu,W

: ME Trustees of the New Uagerstc VII Acad.
i rny are hereby notified, that the usual ex
nminuIions will occur Oh Wednesday. the 2grh o
September, and tho exhibition on the day follow.
ing, commencing ut y o'cluck. A. NJ. all of which
the public are respectfully invited to attend.
Il. BROWN. Pres. of The Board.
New IIagerstown, september 8, 1852
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Respectfully, MICHAEL G0LDM an.
Extract Of letter 'front.' extensive Merchant in
PiauIIicid, Livingston county, Michigan.
plnu6uld M;rh Aur;l 1879


PIauiIicid, livingston county, Michigan.
PlainGed, Mich. April t. 1852.
Mr. John D. Park Dear Sis :--Cr. GLy sou's
Yellow Dock and Sarsapariia is performing,
| some astonishing curesin this place. A Mr. 5.
Il. Strickland has jus! il Iorln' Il me that one oI
his chldlcn has been cntuCly cured Of II very
severe case of SoruIula by the OF on y b0uIe
He had tried almost every thing that the Deo-
tors had prescribed, but all OF no "vhil, ns the
child Continued getting worse, The nsoresnrc now
all healed up and the child apparently well,
which is Justly Inscribed to the use the Yellow
Doc and SarsapurilE.
Signed Yours, truly. L. A. BEAI..
(EI-rrioe 81 per boI!e-six BEETLES 'or S..
Sold by J. D, PARk, CINCINNATI, y.
North east corner Of Fourth end Wanmt 'tret is
rntranre CH Walnut stree!--to whom all orders
must be addressed.
AGENTs-John Beall aud M'Benn 81 Knox
Cadiz: liogg n Parrish, MooreGtld; John Ilogg
VT. Pleasant; }. CIumbaGhcE N SON, Wheeling.
/. 5. fleming. Steubcuvi)ls: Isaac Holloway.
Flushing; lsanc Lewis, Georgetown; Il. E.B. Yost,
Wanenlon; Thos. Nicholson. Hmrvisyile; Ii,
B. Ria, Martins Ferry.
September 1859.
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NOTICE

I Is hereby given than Twill attend at the usna
+ place uI holding Elections in tbs several town
spips Of Harrison County for the purpose Of re
CeiYing sud tnXes. rs fnlloYs;
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THE EESTFEMALE MEDICINE
EENnHNR

SUBJECT commonly produce gieilt hodIly eXhaus
tons accompanied by depresse ed ad often gloomy
State OF ninu. As the 81 stem declines in stIeUgIl
thC re is loss OF nervous power, aud this NeTN
naturally impairs the enOrgy OF the mind aud
disturbs the equaaim ty OF the temper. Ever,
candid woman who has suffered from female
complaints will admit this to he the mournlui
truth. Now, to obtain relief, it is only necess,t.
~ To stop the tendency 10 depletion aud debility
This Is done by renewing rnat fountain CT ealth
and strength, the BLOOD, and 10 medicine nc.
complishes this desirable result so speedily aud
complete s"Dr. GnJsOlrs lmprovtd Extract ol
Yellow Dock aud Sarsapanlla.'
Ladies 0I pale complexion and contumptjve
habits, and such as are debihtated by those oh.
structions which iennlrs liable to, ire Iesto-
red, by the use Of II bottle or two, 10 hluom nd
to vignr. E,,a
Scroua and Cancer cured by DR.. Guysotts Ex-
tract Of yellow Dock and SIrsapanIlh.
RUTLEnGE Granger county, Tennl
April q 1859.
j. D. PARE, Esq, CIncinnatu, u.-Dear Sir
II gives me grent satisfaction to aid my testimony
ih rvor Of ''Dr Guysutt's Extract of Yellow Dock
and SarsapHriIla," to that of the numerous aud
highly respectable PERSONS who have been benc.
flied by the medicine.
My vile hus been suffering Gur the space ofnenr.
ly five ears with ScrO iuja and Cancer, which |
think, IOun its rigin in the Heterogeneous Of the
system peculia 10 her sex, while in the mean time
st e was under the care OF the most eminent Ply
sic:ans in this section of Co mtry, without deri.
wing amy material aid from their prescriptions.
Ypun the recommendation OF Dr., ClcLus, one
of our Physicians, who had iseen lhc medicine
used with hmppy infect, obtained of your ag ents
here. Mcssrs. ice & hlcFarland,' one bottle al
"Dr. Guyto:ps Extract OF Ycll0V Dock and
sarsapariIla," and AS my wilc I1und relief FROM
that bottle. bonght some AK bottles, which she
has Ia ken with the most astuni.hing benefit, for
am pleased to Say it has entirely cured her, Tor
she has entirely recovered from her illness. and
the SC otula aud Cancer are cured sound aud
well Accept OF my grHtiude.
Respectfully, MICHAEL GOLDM AN.
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FREE DEMOCaATIC TICKET
For President,
JOHN Z. HALE.
For Vice President,
EEnl( w -Ii[l [ ~

NIlOLUUH w U.OFENtV'
For Judge Of Supreme Court,
MILTON SUrLIFF.
Board Of Public Works,
GEORGE W. ELLIS.
For Congress--IAoMAs LEE.
Auditor-Dr. GEORGE L WoRE.
Coroner-Dr. B. L. STEEL.
Commissioners-ALEx. HAMMOND, years
JouN RoDGERs, Q years.
MIcAJAH 7. Jon&sToN.
Director Of fIntirmary-VINCENr FEa7UsoS
Land Appraisers,
1st District, JOHN NJ CALL,
End JAMES M'NARY,
3rI MALIcAI jolly.
4th " S. HENDERSON
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win cure, VI,l,eut Emil,

ScEoFULA on klSSs EyIL, CANCERS. TUHoEs, ERBP
TIONs OF THE SKIi, EnsIFELAs, CnROEiC SORL
EYEs, RINGwoRA OR TEITERs. Scalp HEAD. RuEU
.TIsH, PAINs m THz buNEs OR JOINTS, OLD SOREs
AND ULcEEs, SWELLING OF OF THE Glands, syphilis
Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum, Disease Of Kidneys
Less uf Appetite, Disease arising from the use
Of Mercury. Pain in the side aud Shoulders ,Ge.
neral Debility Dropsy, Lunibago, Juundice and
Ii N. n.iiu.rie,a
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract Of
Yellow Dock & Sarsaprrilla.

is NOW PUT u IN THl LARGEST ST.
lEsd Bottles. and is ackno ledgrd To be the bes,
made, as is certified by tie
woSBERFuL CuAEs il has performed, the origina !
eOpiesIOf which ire il the possEusUn Of Ihs Pru-
prstoT. Remember, this is the only TRUE and
ORIGINAL article.
The Medicine, wen uscd according to diTec-
tions,
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Maine Election.

Atthe lAis e'ss.ion ia Maine, Is the Dem
pss-iir parry was very mgeh divided on th'
Eauor question, aud had two candidates for
6ovrrnor. as well as for Congress, ia sever
al Il the districts. the Wings entertained
high hopes Of success. bat they have beer
disappO;hied. ThyTv is no Choice Of Cover
por by the people. bit as the Democrats
have de Legislature. the Democratic eandi
dale will be chosen. The Wings have gain
cd a Rlrn Der Of Congress. owing to the Dem
per4tie divisions. La I6o towns ths yate fol
.GoyeraoF stands as follows:
Hubbard. (Dem) )....:........,........;ss.Sla
Chandler. do ......":.,......:..,.,..l4,5lS
39,G25
crosby, (Whig) ....,.,:.,,;;,....'...,...l6.9O 800
Democratic majority .......... ......9s,9l7
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r. AIDES and CfiILDREN5 sllOEs--Com-
4 pYistng every yalieiy. some OF the .hnhd.
somJst % les ever Offered in This maIke,, gall
Cnaia, seq. q, Iajg. I
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New-York Cattle nIarket-July 6.

-IOTtrd Tor Inc IThIn-
For Beeves at the Washington Drove Yard, corner OF
4tb and 3iihst and at Chamberlains Hudson River
Bulls Head, foot of Robinsonst For Cows and Calves
Sheep and Lambs at Brownngs in 6h-st 3d.aV and
also at Ckamberlan's
AT WASHINGTON DROVE YARD-Ofered, 27oO Beeves
( Southern aud Westerly Business quite active
the date of sst weeks report and prices not firm
Good retailing qualities bring 718c y To- About 800 left
unsod, the market closing doll
AT BRowNING's-(Lower Bulls Head Offered 100
Cows and Calves Sales at from $50 10 S}50s5O. All
sold Sheep and Lambs 600 offered Sales Of the former
at from 81 to s. 5 to So and 81 50 to 3 IS for the latter
SO left over.
AT CBAMBFRLAIN's-(H Hudson River Bulls Headl-Ot
ieTed $50 Beeyes sales from 81 to Bic Cows and Calves
Is offered sales at from So 500 S55 to so Sheep and
Lambs Offered 00 400 Unsod Sales Of Sheep At from
81 50d$2 IS to ST. Lambs sold from IL 30 20 81 IS TO 81
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}. Taylor g Morrison s. Garry O. w BroEn A. n L. De.s
6otired kru-pe nrs. krspe, A. q krisp- p eaee
hen-, w Hal, BsEs, Chsr-s Bags 2. FtE smnoes -
Stfenahan Sh-pard, T. ksssnsh, J. schmidt; A J. nDln
Gs0rge W. b. WisOn. D. A. SheaTer. J 4. Araoh Ga.
Bfue w Stevenson, ,. Eastbrook. A. Essrsoh e. Moser,
John CO0ny, T.. T. Weeks, C. Webs J. 5 PERI Elder.
Andrews, J. T.. Garland. Thns McIsushhn Dave. T. Bar
Sweeney A. Flanders. ~ Shaicr n p. Barnh.m Durham.
p. Heac j. X Brown w. Duncan C. 4. DcAi5ou, Rogers
and ~ IN the steerarr.
h. re ,teaBsiip Onto Jyv s. f.r 4sysaeuils ssvun,
W p Hastings L. A. Pclion H. p Meat Rev W. Ros.ou. hiy
Schrn anl servant " ID. Wlson. AMeeock. ID. Cxniee
p Butler Rev Menengsry Mrs " A. Grr-n AMI chi No
" 7 Butler White lsiy, three children sersni No
McFnn sister Buckey Sisier VI Kay Sister Doye Sister
A Green Be-cins Villains Sister w. Goodman w.
state Csi1rnra Mr..
Ntry Farhurn yischer mi Chfreni w M~ars. VI
We and .ervsnt; A. Jordon q. Smith. Mr. Atkins sni child
C. T. Insashe J. NJ Buter.J tamers, and lady, n h.kuess,
ID S,efinr D. Dayton J. Svnrey, " Wallace, Mr. Birn-s,
and child. Nl.. Barnes A. E- Jonah r. >choeheh, g. sander
Mr. Nshtensale anl ,hd J. Snah, D. A. Wooi"mi' w.
Helen Parker ,nt children Mrs c u Woods ant ch O.
Winters W y.cher snd three children y Clay, J. C'krie
p Duncan James Parker G. ID. - Psais. y. francois q.
Tntckey Chsre. smith, Robes Ke vile and three children p
smith c H. Miller $ Busk w. Bryan. ssack, ka'p'ry
James Hyand Robert sight r NJ farusvorhJ Anthony
McCahe n W : Csthn p A. Raymond, " FNrchId, - W
Carrnson. n. p. Hull, T. A. Cook w. Elrss, L. solomon, j.
ham, 8 Stern, r. Martini :. W. Wright B. T. Cobu Richard
Moore, Barker, J H. Love- D. ,. Douis X. keppNd, "
shaw, l.. Pole, A. Weymeer DAVID jenkins and aty r. p
NcscOtt J. Hurbur Leopold knom, Sss Pese.on smith,
Nss Cs. Daniel johnson. Mrs Hsrke Abel Nnton James
Coughhn W C. Broadway Mr. Brady, David Ward y aEi
chdren Reuben Dickinson Edward Burke B. r. Whittier A. r.
Perry Hall Edward Dorrett, w Jewell, and laiy David
Hsrray, NJ. r. Phillips. Charles Brewster, and others