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PAcrs roR THE PEOPLE.
It.. Atthi. season of the year, When coughs and
colds are 20 eommon, even body fhuuh mo" mat
The sst,ii ssd sarsii rsiasdV % a. oiiliHei, %
DOWNS ELIXlR.

10 eomnpn cold, snd 81 e,ery description oi
r,,,4h Whsthet the result 81 q severe cold, rudur-
Elm, a G,sr, ~ The result n hsrd pulmonary
b,It. ID stands panralisd -- sas.u1ii,i. II uilci
su,rs , cough be- a lev days, chat hps hstoi ilr
mouths. and lna,l che skl II The hstr h,s,cians.
2I. Any rsuul having utItriNo Az tut
trNts. shurld ut once trsnu tnONN'S EllN.
M W have never kn0vu au iusianc' ~ f',ur-
rsofs uf Bl,,d,ur re thc luug., Nhil' ihf ralisut
adhered ~ tLf dIssi1us ,u che us, oi ihls m''ii.
riHa. ....
o. H. casss II Nr,stts, Down El'sir BE- 81
-rt I.u,tt ~. 81 lFtaks up thr couEh, aui restore,
thr ratirut ~l.sIih in mech l,ss ihan the usual
ums.
ifb T,rg aaHy tuag WuooFiso CoruU,
rl..H immediately make uss ~ DlvHs' ll.NU-
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PLANTS. thf lrst article ,..1 rlu pr-sihl, "l
s.r. ls o. b. an ssps,iHput of great power. '''
often IB tha hst sHg, ~ disrIs" % BE- thr un'y ar.
trrls that s.H aH,fi rrl'Hl.
Sold %, Druggists suI d'nL,rs boz mg,..'in' srnrT.
aU,. auI o., Alfred Nrjr,us. Pare lll. l1'i \
co.. auI \ Field, ~.uih Pane. l. Ntsh.a'u
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zoe auI -hlIAb, 4 I1ynr. N"rs11r VI. iaHl'u."f
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SuHN S. Taylor
VOoI,sELLER AND rUBLiSlIEU,
IiaNissAU sI'ETET, NEW lOIlk.


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\. II. DOWNS
VEGETABLE BliNiNiC ELINIR'
ruE oRrAr yoErurEN Urnrn ToR
CONSTITUTION.
F-READ' UEAD'' REApil - III
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sa HISTORIES IuE PATIENT Co HEALTH,
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ron SALE.

4 r.I Ilm Situated ,u fHr la.'sn p1r, ~ Iar.
\ Dr.. IsH. II. auu ir#.rf .aH.f h1 I.Iu &c..
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I'sltI ,Ir DO. ,ltlH.,.i tu tH, H..IIH.H.T
JAMES DIEEING.
~. rsus, March %. 1851. bu
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DOUBLE NUMBERS TOR ls'l
0RAHAMS MAGAZINE
FOR 1882
The Mnrnriue nI the Inion-


The NV vehf-~ q this nHra'1r All u1risl.'- ,
roatAk euuirnsr..es With ~ lT1aII, rurH,-r, at
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BEST .tNEEICtN NAGIZiNE
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C.rps,iaa r.rhh un.r. al.a lhr h.1n .i ..l...
Wub .l,l ,. rrr, 1r. COR rHr.sa .1Ias-
>.f aui sweet as oh. I,gIH. .....H
Il,fH H. sH.rrsI srI Al NI.H f. H.f..f...r.
Uf..tE OF .a,,f.sf hHrTI"... HH| ...s uI coral u.f
viii 1.vIr. uH. bee lHH -..HsF BAKE.
lH,u.aHt tt,.ss. dhnUHs -rHu.I..f "rl 'lf 'Ran
hkI HHlA.
Nult.k lrI u.s.l" suIrs fH uIr tLf p.lsur rIi".r.
Or 90 .ist .u' .hIlsas ,.sr ..rHrf rHsf'r r.l'.
RAILWAYS NEpClrLu SOAR
com ru..I Of Do, r.,t .s.lg..a., .lrr aHI Program
-uus,
OfgNtui,r., u..s. srI r..f.l s..sH0'.-
OiHru,r., runr.. tIrr.. lrI .rIs"uI rH0rs,
pa...f .tu1 vuHHf.r. 1irfrrs u'rr stIH Hi-,lsrs.
To TuE COMPLEXION 10 INrNWT~
BEAUTY.
u, ,.r,r.irg thr .kiu from 100 ,rIt.,s u,it,r
MAKO slsaut hs If,-, gives l'rH oh. IIr 'fTi.au's,
a., ahfsb 800 rHi.UrHus bH.uHIs IT. ,Ir.ffd,-H
Nui h,,Hb, action o. che ski1 rfsrHI..I.
10 OBJ, teeth % gives vhsu..s AMI uH'ysH1 dr,nr.
u nlkes DE skIu soii ss,,l nuo sUuHfa,
Tuu..luun. tbs u..t f,Iu.I1r HHl dr.h. ursi'isn
20 rL'ar nnd b,auuiu. cump.r,iaH.
RAILWAYS ClRCNS>INN BALM
lnrlrt. uutriusut o. che bait
Make it -truDg, Iiuss,, fI,h tud 'uNuiani-
Cl,su.ss che .alp ifom dandraii give asii'n ''
ths hull---
fa.trns tae hairupon che .Cs.n .and ,fofs "gfnN
Iks .7iano 90 = barren suil, % msA's % rch 'H4
pfoductive,-
To dec the hsir mas, ID smooth and giassy,--
Struug and b,sutiiul, So.
/ R4dEay's Clrsffias B4Ia Dc ~ 'H' pes uh''.
/ q Puce p Cents psr huule.
RAILWAY 4 60, Practical Chemists.
/ For SALE. Mhblr.al, aui Retail, b,
II. ~. NAY, Druggist, Portland
/ Geusfal Agent SIC The snic II Main.
/ Al applications &c Agruces 90 sara Ns''' h-''
I b. addressed o. him.
/ Agents llr south Paris, Rlut 4 Go. Duggi'r,
and Phiasas Msrse. Agents iur Buokhsh D.. A.
WOOD 4 Co. North Norway, y. switi South We
terford, Chaplin Nsl'oH. NN
JOY, ISL.
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pNpSr-r On DO'u"DNJR.
Farm for Sale.

T--rE TllE sulsruIrru".r. ir.ir POI,
cETIN 4 lm iH Pan. Ni#rur ih. f.II bead.
sAZ9,,,Y rr1 tom rirl. lIiII tu ll,Iiruu Nrit.
- - envy, tiaut three ulifs from rFu.
Hi.l lud HlHui tha .HHu. from ,orfl
rafi.. sand hum contain. 10 psr,. of boot. cot.
unusually from - 90 80 t1us of bH, anil mll Tlsl,
o. trrfuyrI Co. rut lar.,r gu,Htty. IT, h,In- He.
f,uuiuri o. charge hi. iu.Iu,s. m kss % Ufiu.a
Opportunity iuI che rur,hassI tu ulfain . -uHl ituH
at 70 bif ilgliu. Bot Ii'l. hlur I rsUafriH- i,H,
ors tsuuir,i, as ihs greater part b. .tun, vail.
Iur gHth.r l1uiruItu. ,HIu,te II ihr Subscriber
lt NIsim, ur Nehemiah rrsk lfd, rsus IlIil
LYMAN y. NALL.
AuIurn, JAN -. 1851. u5i
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-17
t.y ..;.--7 For the Sentinel
THE LAST DAY OF SUMMER.
.Esb nT,mIssEs n. II.

s,.aj m,Il bsaa----l sasg3y uHT Isl
List. list from the forest, asorrowful sound'
IA ths voiee Of a mourncr lheard, ilaHA
IT'S the sigh ofa zephyr, see slowly it comes
In garments of mourning arrayed;
As the breeze thusap approached me 1, | asked
IS Tor the cause, N'-J y "'tnH ". |E
And anxiously listened to hear from its
,hc' song, n As sss A--- a'st-s' N'.f.''
IT'S the last day of summer, il sadly replied,
And mod:nfulIy floated along.
sgan .s1If.z lftia9gf s8G -a8Eta.A F.t
turned to address my young rose tree that
az bloomedai ~ 10a1 90 Efh. e
BY the side Of my window so gay, ''
Butihe stalk had been broken, the leaf with
cred tc o. .a3 aE as9s hrIsH u.r +.
And trembling and pale did she lay; i &
AM why dearest rose has thy beauty thus
,sssgq fed? 7.rg5 #at ttmHatr 'irt fa' r
say, why art thou fallen SO soon? ..a'
'Pis the last day of summer, she family re-
aooe piled, ni7thpFa aaHl Z 1f. i 81 ,.Gf.
sMyliving and blooming is done. o. ..fn
.bsfs .puE1t ,lE lu l#EUFi H.'. ... .a.lIsA'
A modest blue -four grew low in the vale,
NV fatorige tovirtue, my guide, n'H".,7
Porher constant advice was, take heed to thy
way,
And, she whispered itcloseby my side;a
But, alas! | now saw that her bright eye
'litgrew sad, 4s gal .t'o s.. ha. #e
And asked for the cause other grief,
'Tis the lastdss Ofasumnier, she mcckly re-
piled, .. ''@
sAnd bowed her head low down to weep
FJyIuslS ysaHea a.eTFE "1" "..E '# ti
I missed from the shadetree my sweet sum
mer bird -*;n.&..,-... .. ...r5
That sang to me morning and eve, --
His soul melting chorus no longer was hcarl
"Mic!thc branches that waved in the breeze
lfelt thatmy hearts deepest fountains wcr,
hita@ stirred, sTs'' 5" '''
Aaf cried why, Oh! why have you g'ne'
'Tis the East day 70 summer, the echo re
''s piled, o. "
y"ris Why your deArrobin has flown.
sad o. f''g AEa ,rs#iEHi. 53i "H..slf |1
Tha,tsned to get me beside the loved brook
.tForI Oft had been chcered by'his hymn
And thoughteven now that some Kind ten
's"+ der note,
Might comfort this sad heart Of mine;
ButOh! his fair bosom was heaving will
SF' sishs, 's
Like some restless spirith rolled, '''' (.
'Iis the last day Of Skinner, his murmur re
'ss Piled, ' .. lg,,~.
When I asked for the cause to be told.
The tail forest trees that came down ther
81 to drink,
Stood round him all swollen with griei
= EEl| 4 4 At. s.ett u..,.ox.
@F@a of his son,
When the wind shook their withering lea
THUS learned from these friends that m
At5 summer was dead, af " Us '7I1'4i
I"too wcpt Ger her pale chilling brow,
And thus while stood DER the grave OF Al
friend,
II remembered that too must die. a.
ssszs., ,l as.,.s l For the Sentinel
sss swnrrEE FOR LADIES ALBUM. .uoA
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-17

TIE PREsIDEHr ELECT. The New York
Mirror, whis paper, speaking Of General
Pierce, says: ......
a "Ofthe plesident-eleet we have only to
repeat that he is aman Of excellent abilities
of undoub;ed patriotism, and Of per onal
manners than any other man we have known
since Mr.. Clay. Cordial, off hand, digniti-
ed and courteous. he wins the affections
Of all with whom he holds intercourse. In
personal popularity he will excel ane Of his
predecessors in the presidential chair, The
manner in which all his intimate friends
speak of him--as Crank Pierce, good
fellow" is a sufficient indication Of the
friendshiphe inspires" .... .- .r
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-17

EgA party of fifteen Germans, from
Prussia, passed down the river on Saturday,
bound for Missouri, where they intend to
settle upon farm. They have a fund, in
common, consisting of $4,000, with which
they purpose purchsinga large nact of land,
and to furnish it with all the requisitd ma,
terials for cultiyating the soll.--LoaisOa!e
Dem. ~
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-17

SEIZURE OF VESSEL AT NEW IoRK.--Oni
Wednesday, the eth ult, the U. S. Marshal
in New York took possession of the bark
CASPER" for an iniraction of the laws OF the
United States, she being it that pert under
American colors, ard with an Americn re-
gister in the name of Saml. S. Young, but
supposed to be owned by Jose Mora, Of Tia
Vana, Cuba.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-17

cheerfully excused, and now were seated
pleasantly around the table enjoying the
delicious food in which the table abounded.i
This was happy morning to them-beng
the first one since they were married. !
We will now have to leave this interest
ing couple, being somewhat disturbed in our
dream. e. E--r-frs .. -.-..E -fIs "a
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-17
HOPE.


O Hope! delightful guest from climeS above,
Sweet are thy words, thy accents all are love;
Thou full orbed brightest shining light on
ajsg Tarth, Ehaa 7a 7Et9a rs ai a' m33f
That points us up to Heaven, thy own true
birth gtTaUE tH &HaI@o". HaI tH lfei3
-gsr} AZ seni 97g7q sai ta sgr, alal a
g'Tis thou dispels collecting clouds Of woe,
And, clears The sky where choicest plea
Sa5f' 'Sures grow; '2,a .I',''s 80. 'a
Makes visionary cares and griefs depart,
Andraises high the low desponding heart
al&tFy ssjJHS bt8aaE y21l H.2#H3|@A "f
IT'S thou delightful star brings peace in
$685. view, ia4 fa '' h'''"h W" "'"..
And points to bliss, that beams the future
IA Through; gsd3 Pa 2'i 33g.m 4s4a'
Directs the pilgrims path to joys on high, 1t
From which eorroding cares forever n.y.
fMs.Hssta1 sal Es!n3a HA {i3 s1 l43"sa
Dear Miss! may such an hope as this you
.ssyToeuide, bod hga h.f.a 71 l'9" q
eat last may you secure in Heaven reside
N&y peace and joyous smiles be your last
as srsend. .saq "a 5d' aant"3to d9'a Ara a'
AIdNish YOU this, asone who is yonr friend
-sV RrAggs -----4-------7~r-------~-- Hg s- iUl
myga sdt h sylstaN .rFor the Sentinel
All FAREWELL MOTHER. g4
aF&YwolI, Mother. thou hast leftus Ja
aRosa bright and heavenly sphere, gH q
sProyidence has thus bcreft uS o' la'
vOfa friend and mother dear. airig .9slsa
iatlqs1 ltogH9aA8 u a,EGgta yt a'ay
Farewell mother. thou art happy" q ia
yMhileia eur bosoms gricfdoth swell. .ia Z
RMoarning here thy long. long absence;n
Farewell neither, fare thee well, lh,g8A
-ssib y.laajfa1 had ,aaoiaaaao in3tJl.D O..
Farewell sulothe, we in sadnessyaa as
Round thy lifeless body stand, aqpa"
While thy spirit waits In gladuess. aspra
In the bright and heavenly land.
Farewell mothsrs gOre for ever, mg7oE
sNeveyr more on earth, todvelb woar ID
AID thy pleasing soice shall never 2A
More salute us; fare thee well. n9s,uf
,ysH ssil 7d ,.in tsi2 gdi .gHb.ndf 40
farewell mother. gently sleeping 4 n
With . asmlle npoa,thy brow.s ,IatW3 !
Which does seem tochide our weeping
.FeFthss who art happy now sosIzE ID
Farewell n0ther, thou must mouldera0
ATndeFneath the cold, cold ground, aIl
SsNeFenmoFe shsll we, behold thee, gr.1a
Till the last loud trump shall sound. M
s-az4 ssss q ~ wi
Farewell mother. tky calm features
saRiaialy cell dc allrisiwell,s d'is g3l 70
.aFel hpains eur hearts to leave thee, l
;o,Aild Foasay the last farewellQ Qa11 II 6Ha
,Egaa "a bra sala4hl atasy s2 haa
asFarew&lla mother, may We nieet thee
eWKsfetlse heavenly UhoFds swell gina'
y MlistAhehAppy we win & sect tlleegr ss
Never more 70 say farswslh Aar sa'aF
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-17

Coon Business RULE.-Ifyou want to buy
anything-if you want to sell anything--ii
you want to hear anything-if you want to
tell anything--if you want to do ANYTHING
if want anything dont--ADVERTISE.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-17

BIZ Ss-Gov. Ujhazi. the Hungarian Goyen
or of Cormorn, adyertises his farm and pos
session in Iowa for sale. He is going to Tex
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-17

Eg"Who made you?' inquired a lady
teacher of lubberly boy, who had lately
joined her class.
: 81 don't know said he. a
"Dont know? You ought TO be ashamed
of yourself. 4 boy fourteen years old
Why there's little Dickey FiltoD--he is only
thlee-he can tell, l dare say. Come here,
.Dicky--who made you"
"Gol," lisped the infant prodigy.
"There," said the teacher triumphantly,
"I knew he would remember" ts
"Well, he oughter," said the stupid boy,
"tain't but little while ago since he was
made" @a
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-17

LEAGUE.-A lettef from hoSSuth, ADDRESS
ed to the Congress Of the. American Rev
Nv WI, newsnsners IN which he g;,ss
arcoura,;ng accounts Of the nrooress of
tb,, l;b.Tsl sause in Europe. lie saws the
Hnnaar;ans are prenared to rise in masseE
on the first summons, in Germany the
idea ola Republics daily gaming ground,
and thu necessity for united action is now
clearly, established. lie urges the neces-
sty Of increasing the means OF carrying
on the revolution when 1t Is once begun.
..vc "the Hunrarian scrip which is in
c;rc,,lat;on will receive a market value, so
that Il viii be possible for those who may
find II convenient to wait the issue of the
war to realize the valne Of their stock. .
Three German patriots, he conceiyes,
should be chosen to manage the fund. The
general agency OF the hungarian loan was
entrusted BY kossuth, before he lett .t!as
country, to the German committee in Phlla-
delphia. Tbs in structlons ne leftshoWhesals.
that it was not his in:entlon to apply the q
cOuntrY. but he is disposed 10 place a. p0r-
tion ofit 10 the emancipation Of Germany.
s7'i,.. 2os ~-.s14 .'~'a;.a~.
EE-rhe Boston Courier denies that Ar'
Webster ever wrote lettersto Mr.. biatch-
ford or any one elsc' l' tis " "
vote for General Scott. .94A &7S41~tss~ ! ga
m ,, lt,,aQ.> c.,u;.u 49,,
E&, Inc Al'oh lllno,s limos Goul,e, sss y
that the packers q 'h"t s,Vy nav ool' s' seseu
Tor one nunqred anu s'1.y 'h1uS'Iu ny =
ana ina. u Is thou5mV sn'1 iMo nuaofeu na ~"
,hlr'y thousand anu WIN % , u5t'er'u l'r 'e'O
e'llS season. a.,. .... g.. ~. ..r ID ".
CopFEE.-Tmormatio from til. most au;
thentic sources, estimates that there will be
eve hundred aud forty eight nillion'ofpouriti'
in the coffee growing counties. ihe proauel
ton OF TINS "raoie mas immensely 'ncf'"Sc0
since ios7aa e74 'tt .S1'. + - =. 2 2.
! 1'Too BAD TO DWELL. UPoN. THE Gin
-; ~ s,r.. Dnp y .or,,n.nt;n,, nnon thS !,
e,1.S,, ,'n af | 'Na pres;,IenliaI ssction SANS
'"Sach news as we have is rather too bat
rY4aff1g Ia -, ..sstlss., !,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-17

|, gar Snow SIX ipchesdeep fsll Al Nashali,y..
N LIN on lhe 18th IF 0etobsE. ~ u sssss.
E9rCol Geo. NJ aGrouarslg efstlIs BSHW
Aansy, indicted Cor killing Major dansss lastls
June, iu Florida, hasibeSn tried amdaaeqiit-aS
ted. sas E1Msl&sss As7s ~ aaNHM tat,
III sK.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-17

ss).asg .arTs .9.aH5a aIzEg- sED -|sta
.sla .Ha..a aR sl gaiasq.7f ,.is't p a7
.mBIa'tI %.
1 go 4.'. ers-. .tf t4rf .rrsFs. s'suH.aiIsH
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-17

RgThe Alton (IIlinois) Courier say.
that the packers Of that city have contracted
for one hundred and sixty thousand hogs,
and that it is thous tthat two hundred and
thirty thousand will be slaughtered there
tins seasang TEta s.!i rggi st7H#f @3t r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

On lnasy Jan ~ suddenly. CELINDA, vile 81 Nsh-
Ton MatSIscM. m the san wear 81 her
The reSVyes anu tthdS of the family respectfully
invited end Der iUttral We nasay the ish 81
NJ from her isie ence, No DciaHcy s.; HeI re-
Will ke TAI en- 20 NesJ jersey TO- suen,. - ~
or NJ ,Gass, Jan at consumption. Mss LUCY JANE
RAkIEh. asea l9NsArs
tbs hiebds and ascs oi the family invited % At
tend Ter funeral rhuf>d O'Clock. 70
Will be taken to OIeeaN 81 lripeut
On Jan a. the eSilcnce ct her brother IA Ne~Yofk
after seVeie l8ess IT two m0aths OuIsiOn. Mss
WEALTHY ANN Mex Al, formerly Of Aurora. Ere Co (.
NY IL the % yes OF her Her Esl.als taken
10 Dsnbrr3, Conn. for M ernst
On Monday morning La ~. FR ANDlS GRIFFIN. Of
this CSl, Counsellor AZ Lac, aged az years
of the Rsr respectfully invited attend ms fuaerS.
without further invitation, from MS late residence, No 8
Bond st. On Wccusslay morning the tth instant NJ u
o'clock.
On jan 10. Of inGsmmanSn OF ths hrsin, CAROLINE
daughter a SlAs and Ju.is Nsil y the 6h year
N her
TIE res,ives and fesds Of tAe FAMILY .e invited 9, at
tend the funeral at ock VI thus dss from the resi-
cerce Of her parents, No a. Court St. BTookiyn.
ofWlsp ana ca a&Tlae Taylor. aged years months
and u DAYS.
The friends snd relatives OF TIE family and a ~ hose Of
hrs grandfather, Joan lewis respectful invited
attend the furstal this ~ einestavl afternoon
ocie& nom The residence Of his pSrents No 20o South
Ninth 81, MIlllauShprgh
At Newark. N J. . Jan n Ms =. l.. wife al d. /.
Smith, snd daughter Il the lSte Rev DR. Edward Dou
GisfI. President 81 Viii ANS rotege. Mass
A. waShnstoR ClJ DC Jan 3 Hon LEMUEL SAW
YERS for several Yeas Representative IN Congress Il in
Nalth Carolina.