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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

Spring GO"&s-L9S3.
GEORGE z. SMITH G. COMPANY
No. "a wooa Ss'ect, ri teEursb.
pESPECTFULLY invite the attention Of Nor
Ia chants to the very large stock of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
which they now offer for salr-a Iarge nroporlion of
which was purchased last tall, before the advance il,
pnceS-a!nd with our new styles Of SPRING FAB
hlNH VIII be offered at US small advance as Gun be
bought in any market.
Our Assortment Comprises---
PRlNTS-Ofoycry make and price;
GlNGHA NS-D0mostic AMI Imported;
DELAINES-Do. do. do;
Berego DelaLlos, De Beges, Nouasclniucs;
Turkey red Plate and figured Reds:
Orleans ALPACCA%Al prices and colors;
Lama, Coburg, MoInir CLOTHS;
Plain and figured DRESS SILKS;
Satins, AntccIinca, Grenadines;
Poplln@, silk and cotton and linen Instrcs;
lrl5h iIllona, plaid Linens, and every variety of Lii.
NED Goods, all OF our own importation;
RiBBONS-Bonnet, Neck, Manuia, &c, as large and
iult an assortment as kcptin Silk Houses;
SUMMER S~IUFfS-Meu's and Boys wear, very
largo stock and variety-Twacds, Caahmarets.
Cottonados, leans, and Suttinots-all prices, CO.
Tors, and grades;
CASSlMERES-Newost styles, fancy and plain;
HESIlNGS-Silk, WooIon and Maraeillos;
and fancy colors;
Linen Drills, Sorges, Paldings, &c.;
Lacos, Wells, White Goods, Enrbroidnries, German
and English Hosiery, Lislo thread alA silk Gloves
and Mitts;
Every kind Of Notions and Variety Goods;
BROWN SHEEPINGS-AIl widths and qualities;
BLEACIiED SliIRTlNGS-Ml widths and Quail
tiles;
Cotton and Wooden FLANNEIS;
Ticking, Diapers, D%rilIings, Osnaburgs, Shirting,
Stripes, DGnims, &c. &c.
We shall keep our assortment fresh and full tlro'-
out the season, and solicit an examination from any
one disposed to purchase.
March 9, 1852,
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McCue's Oyster Saloon!

NUoD fresh Oysters served up at all times, at Nc
"a CUIs OYSTER Saloon, corner of Main md Mar
kot streets, Cqdiz, Ohio. Families can ho servod at
all times with either whole or half cans. Public
patronage solicited. THOMAS McCIIE
Cndi2, December s. 50,
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Dissolutio Of Partnership.
81 OK STORE.
S. W..

tSuccrssoE II A.. L.. FRAnEg3
BOOKSELLER, STATI0NER, AND BINDER.
Market street, Stenbenyille, u, nearly opposite
the Jefferson Brunch Bank.
HEALER in sebo1l and Miscellaneous hacks.
~ Wrapping, Wall and Whiting Paper. together
With taHcy Stationery. Blank Books offtvery Kind
.siSass on land, or manufactured III tie l0w0st pri.
cos. Partic ular attention paid TO 70 the manufacture
o. County Bla.ts The higheal psico paid tr Rags
lsbrlaiy !, ISJ3-ly,
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Oysters! Oysters! !! Ovstersi!!

INA KS. DIVINE has opened her OYSTER SALOONS.
w and is now prepared to furnish Oysfcrp in the
best aud all styles. Her table will always be found
!ad.nod with all the ]luxuri>s pertaining to un Oyster
9F' Ladies' Saloon up stairs.
Oysters furnished Tor parties and private families
by the can or Init can.
p,, - W,
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SECRE rARY's OFFICE,

NECRE fANY's UYFTCE.
CoLuADU3, March 3, 1854
certify that Ike foregoing law Is correct
~ copied frosA the original rolls on tle in this
Office.
WILLIAM TREVITT,
Secretary Of State.
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TIE slgh:cri"ars will pay Cash for Hides and Skins
i At the sd stand 81 SlenmoHs & George. in Cndiz.
They have, and ilIcRd Keeping constantly ON hand
all Arh'&o! Leather and Skins, winch they will vol
CaIix, March 10, 1852.
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Tobensack's Worm Syrup.

An article founded upon scientific principles, COM
pounded with p#reiy Vegetable substances, being per-
t,cjly eai. wh.n taken, and determined in ali it's l.
tnris, and MT leaving ihu system in n diseased Goa
Jhi"n as most a~lycr'Iecd H1ytrumE composed Of Gait
owHi tnr Tie removal If Nouus, such as Bozenres,
: cImiiuGca, SC, lut hus performed uiost astonishing
cures, ana saved lC lives 81 thousands, bol o. nd
yol,rE, who hive been PTdaounruA hopeless. ir~u-a-
bic by i,tl~l 'iiis. Read the i]piowiHg and become
sa,i.Aed Vi IL rlIcacy over all olherl.
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CaliS, March 10, 1852.

! take pleasure in recommending the above firm 4,
n" public Us The best Of aiSthanlcs, and as having
thr b2~t ot stock on hand, 6nd also Is far tcalinI
h'IN. Respectfully,
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To Females.

You will find these Pills an Invaluable medicine in
many complaints to whicl! you are subject. In oh
slrucIIJlls ii her total or partial they have been found
engagements to n healthy action purifying the blood
and other EuHis 30 cfIectRaiiy os to put to fiiGht ali
complaints " Elcl only arise from female Irregular
l's,a headache, g~iiuilcss, dimnuas of ai1ht, pal
il tht size, back. .&t.
Prepared at TIobensack's laboratory, Pliladelphis.
Price - cents.
For sale by JAMES BAKER, Wheelinr,
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SOLE Lt3ATEsa iES.
Premium Clothing Store.

4 TA.F. MOORE's Premium Clothing Depot ia
n. the best stock OF Winter Clothing over offered
in Cadiz-low for cnsh--cail and see them. lie
don't think it a Hardship to show them. A fteli
stock Of cloths, winter drass goods, slawls, eIe.Ejjzt
received. December &As5N. NJ
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04
From the ohio CultivutCr
Paint for Houses,

We are asked II there Is not something
better ihnn white lead for painting outside
OF houses; and It oil is better for being
boiled, Our experience enables us to an.
swer both these questions IN the atRrmu-
tive. But in regard 10 the first inquiry,
few people will take advice, rs we have had
occasion to observe, In the country 1t has
become almost a question OF morals to
pain, dwelling any other color than
white. We have been told that the new
zinc paint, for this purpose, is likely to he
more durable than white lend, aud that tho
reflection Is clearer; VI this we cannot
speak from experience.
OF all substances for body paint, nothing
has yet hCen brough, into use Which is 81
durable as the ochrsS, yellow oGhrS,
which Is native oxide &C iron, when free
from impurities, and ground in good boiled
lnSeed oil, will hold both its place and coz
or better than any other pigment in use
A Good article, flee from crude iron, should
be worth l00l5 cents per ID, White lead
mixed with boiled oil will no. make &C
cleul a coat as in raw oil, but it will be more
durable
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

SiSouLAA ColEeiDEseR.--A oofFsspondsn.
Of lAc Placer HERALD is gsspSpsiblO for the FOL.
lowing M M
A marriage teok place on the night % the
Goth ult., at the Nevuda Hotel lady, not nm.
known TO the California public, TO a gentleman
from Kentucky, now a citizen 81 this State, he
being the 9Th upon whom she had conferred
Hymeneal hOAors, and the third whose heads
are yet above the sod. BY strange cOncaana.
ton Of circumstances her Two last husbands, be.
tween whom and herself all marital duties had
ceased to exist by the operation Of the divorce
law, had put up at the Nevada House on the
same evening, ignorant Of the fact that their
former cara spOsA" had rested under tho same
roof with themselves, and also that they had
both, IN Former years been welded to the same
ludy, Next morning they occupied seats ut the
breakfast table opposite the bridal party. Their
eyes met with mute, but expressive NstoniSh'
nsnt, The lady bride did not faint but brave.
~ informed her newly acquired lord OF her sim
gulur situation, and who their guests wore.---
Influenced by the nobleneM of his nature and
the happy impulses Of his heart, he summoned
his predecessors TO hiV bridal chamber, and the
warmost greetings and congratulations were ex'
changed between the four IN tho most unre.
served and friendly manner, Tho two cx-lords
frankly declared that they ever found in the la.
dy an excellent and faithful companion, and that
they wero the authors Of the difficulties which
produced their separation, the cause being trace
able TO too free indulgence In the use Of intoX-
icAting drinks. Tho legal lord and master de-
oOred that his affection for his bride was strength
ened by the coincidence, and that his happiness
was increased, II possible, by what had occurred.
After few presents Of specimens from their
well filled purses, the parties SeparNted-the
two ex.husbOnds for the Atlantic States, will,
the kindcst regards OF the lady for the future
welfare Of her former husbands,
Not the least singular circumstances attending
the above, is that the three were all married uu
1.-The 18th Of December.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04
FnOM PAPRas RHoRrvKD TnB NORNrNa,

seLp CHsAr.--Ths Edinburgh Scotland
Witness recently published the following no.
tieoi U.s.
"SALE or wrE,--By an application for a
summons made a. the lambeth Police Court, on
Wednesday, Il became known that blacksmith
named Turner lately purchased q wife, In the
person Of Mrs. Huntley, fora pot Of beer md
a three penny pie ...,. .
a company has been formed in Iowa, to build
a road from Davenport TO Ls.Clairs--Or from
the foo, to the head Of the Upper Mississippi
Ralids, ..
There was great fire at Kalamazoo Miohi.
pon, on the night Of the Goth, Depot and ware.
house total loss warehouse partly insured. -
Loss, $4,000, Attic sane time man nam.
ed Backus was burned TO death,
BY recent decision Of the United States
Circuit Court, the FLOATING Palace is taxable
by town or city COT poraiions, 10 tho same extent
and in the same manner, a. IL the exhibition
were on land
Al Vera Cruz there was OnlnSnrreetiOn last
month, which lasted three dNyI--thO 9Th, 18th,
and 10Th, During that period the business OF
the city was suspended, and Vera Crut revert.
cd to some such condition as during the late
war The contest was between the National
Guard % the city and the troops of the line, and
originated in an order sent down by the new
Administrator to muster tho Guards into the
regular army. Nearly fifty soldiers OF The Ma
tionOl Guard were killed and great many on
both sides wounded,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04
Yours, SC,
BROWN.

The Rapids Improvement me Work to b Commented,
The KeOkuk Dispatch has the following
information to regard in the improvement,
Of the Rapids in the Upper Mississippi:
Wa have seen letter to Gen, Van Ant.
werp, uador date of 2l1 inst, at Terre
Haute, Ind, from Maj, J, G, Floyd, who
says: ii am about to make survey Of the
Desmoines and Rock River Rapids. prepare.
tory to letting, We shall be there, by the
first week In June" Mayor Floyd desires
Gen. Van Antwerp, to aid him ia the or.
gOni2Oton Of a company, TO consist Of a
couple Of flagmen and some half dozen
oarsmen, that there may De no unnecsssa'
ry delay in proceeding TO work on his ar
rival.
Also, a letter has bean received from the
Hon. Chas Mason, Of Washington, BY
james L, Estes, Of this place, stating thai
II had been finally decided to make the i'm
provemsn,, by blasting and removing III,
rocks so as 10 make channel which shall
l he six feet dsop below water mark,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04
Correspondence Of the Republican,.
BapliSI General Association.

STEAMBOAT CLrDEStS, May Both, 1853.
The Association adjourned yesterday, after
continuing its session for five days days OF
such delicious weather as glorious old November
cannot beat--so soft and cool was the air, all Ia.
den with the Grogr lie o. early 'pring
never had dreamed the half concerning the
capabilities Of Missouri, until taking this iAunt.
Those planters Of Howard, and "all the region
round about" are so many princes; many OF
them live in magnificent style, and treat their
guests with more than princely hospitality. |
would esteem il vastly greater honor TO be the
guest OF such hosts and hosteStes US these, than
TO be Uncle Tom stowe" and Stoop TO the
vanished batteries Of the Duchess oil Suther-
land, and other titled busy. bodies,
This anniversary OF the General Association
was, perhaps, more largely attended than any
which has ever been held before, There were
considerably over ono hundred delegates present,
representing almost every section Of the State,
Reports were presented on the Bible and Mis-.
sienary operations, which elected able and
thorough discussion. Sermons were delivered
by a number Of talented preachers, Among
those from abroad, we might mention the name,
Of Doctors Lynd and MOolay, and Rev. ], L..
Waller, trio who are actively engaged in Of.
forts to bring about q revised version Of The
Scriptures; with what success they are labor
ing, time will determine. We understand thO
only very small minority of the BaptiSts Of
the Union are ready to endorse this movement
In concluding, will add, that the Genera
Association numbers within its limits twenty
five subordinate Associations, four hundred
churches, three hundred preachers, and Abou
twenty five thousand members Of these churches
William Jewell College, and several flOurishin
schools, are under the direction vi the dsnoninN
ton,
1 Yours, &c,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04
THE BtOoHNoTOW REPUBLICAN,.

The editor Of the Bloomington Republican
ought 10 be complimsnted on the fact that he is
growing little more slreumspecl In HE charges,
Instead Of levelRg his batteries Of abuse at Ham
nibal, generally, he now denOOnOsS "so~s people"
only, who, he thinks, "sssk 10 control Hanni.
hail.. thereby intima,ing the only sensible
opinion he ever penned for his pSPer.-.viE that
"some people" are not successful, but only seek
TO control HANNIBAL" II, Ne no broadly asserts,
'Iere be any in this city who desire ITO bring
her citizens TO look upon the back country and
nciShboring towns, no so many lnborers sent
hack upon their landed estates, to produce and
forward to them the productions Of the soil aud
stock raiscrs" We begin to have some hope
that he will return by easy stages 10 common
sense and dcosncy, The true reason for his al.
'sration 81 tactics is, that he is mol supported BY
n, people. We have it from coed authority that
there Is nothing like the Indignation he repre-.
cents in Macon county. All the fuss Is made
by two or three persons in Bloomington; and
nearly oil those who suffered themselves to par
,ioipa,c in the indignation meeting" held there
sometime since, Rre sick Of their connection with
that ridiculous affair.
The editor Of the Republican is avery absurd
man, altogether. lie has taken il into his head
that Hannibal can somehow be benefited BY the
death Of Palmyra and Quincy, and that she i,
able aud willing and trying TO kin bothl Al
nonsense, OF course.
Ills cure for a Soandalous mouth would be ad
ministered to a needy patient, IL he were to TAX,
Il himself.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

In al adjoining town are two 80 called first.
class hotels, where liquor has heretofore been
sold, The proprietor Of one OF than, bsing ad-
diotsd to the use Of the ardent, was drunk
good portion Of his timc, One day last week, az
ter his wife had put him comfortably to bed,
while drunk, She went into the bar rOSm, and
thence iAto the cellar, end emptied cut all tho
grog in the house. The next morning, on arls-
ing, he naturally wended his way 10 the bar
for hair Of the dog that bit him" when he
was informed by the barsbeepsr u what had Ia
ken place, IN be even with hers he axolainia
ed, aud slrOightwey went and signed the pledge
ito taste not, touch not and bundle not An
effort was then made TO induce the other land.
lord to discontinue the traffic, He said he
would sell no more, IL his nSighbsr would not,
when he was shown the pledge which that
nsighbor hal just signed, he Immediately
emptied his bar, and on last Monday evening
both were initiated into the Temple Of Honor Of
that place, =. Detroit tMioh.) Tribune.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

The following paragraph We may DO surs ia
from California, It's CalrorHaish. ..every line
Of il Sharp, curt deNil.moy.care in its style,
and equally SO in its substances
SuOr,.-.A negro, while attempting to enter
house in Sacramento street. was shot in tie
head, Tho ball struck just above the eye, and
had It not been for the thickness Of the skull,
might have been fatal, lie alleged that he SUI
posed that he was going into his masters house,
aod did not see hi' mistake TIL Informed by the
pistol. --- =
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

Thank You Who would hot thank the
donor, IL he were to receive such large and
handsome GOquet as was presented 10 friend
Of ours to-day, and which came from Mr.. JOnS
FRIs garden, All the varieties showed high
state of cultivation. We were presented at the
same time with some Strawberries, one Of which
was three inches end half in circumference |
It had delicious taste, too, View also pre-.
scented with some goOsshsrriSs, larger than many
varieties Of plums. Mr.. FRv has also some
fine looking ounce and grcsn-gage plum trees,
Ho lie determined that Hannibal shall have a
GARDEN one that for excellence, beauty AMI
variety Of its vegetables, fruits and floral pro,
auctions, win not be sHesllod in the State.
BY the way, c., that pretty bOqust OIL
yours is oclipsedl
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

In suit recently merchant recovered, $lls
from telegraph company, for damages OH ne.
count of pecuniSry injury sustained in cOnTe.
gusnes Of mistake in sending dispatch.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

An election was held in St. Louis yesterday,
en- the question Of borrowing 800 900 to be
expended on tho harbor.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

A, wife cannot make home comfortable
who "dears" and my love" and "PsIs" heT
husband, aud don't sew the buttons on his
shirt or tape on his drONssS,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

The Cholera has broken out in Persia, but il
ia thought il will not visit Europe this time.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

The stamped letter cNvelOps will not be is.
sued till the lot Of July, when an ample supply
will be ready,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

II is said that Thurlow Weed, Of the Al
bany Journal Is on the eve Of bis departure
Tor Rome, with a view Of beeomlng a
Catholic, -r, .....
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

SrNNRLE PEoPLH IN SoUrm CAROLINA rLr!
The friends oil Temperance in South Carolina
have issued an appeal TO the religious public
in favor Of the Maine Law, and a cordial co.
operation with the Temperance movement Of
other States. It is signed BY Judge o. Neal and
others, and urges upon CarchnIans the good
example given them by Maine, Massachusetts,
Vermont and Rhode Island, and summons them
again, az Of old, TO stand beside the descendants
~ the NlgrlmE, the sons Of tho old and noble
Bay State in struggle for Liberty
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04
LAY on TIRE MNPICERl.

~ Lh w TIM AAAPhsAbs'
o, hst. hair Is q, dark n the mldaInEhl NOSs,
III And her eyes 10 Nike he klndllng Gre,
Ad her voice Is a. swss. 81 TIE splits voice
That chords with the ssfSPh'slyre,
but her nail, are Is sharp ~ teasing fork,
And her arms are a. SirehI NG beNtI
She pulled my hair Ond goussd my eye
Aud shs kicked me down theAtain,
I've got me an eye that Is made Of glass;,
And I've got tue . wig that's new,
The wig 10 frililed In corkSSrew cuIl',
Aud my eye lisa elOudOd blue
She may shake her Luueklss fNll in my face,
Aud put the lamp 10 my beard,
Aud hold the broomslck over my heat
But I'm not at all Atsart
For I've bound her over TO keep the peace,
And I've bought me etabuSe cane
The policeman will come, anSNs Justice TO,
u she NEEDLES with ne again,
My head Sa wesE in the linen cap,
Aud my SyeN month In lhs palchI
ur,0 thought that the tOleh Of love
Would light such birthstone match,
Ga Tuesday last, Mt Neal Dow, OF Por1
land, visited In company with Mr.. Cluer,
the agent vi Shakespeare Division OF tho
Sons vi Temperance, the Police Court and
Lookup, in this city, Mr., Dow spoke
kindly to the prisoners, and shook hands
with them, lie was introduced 10 them as
the author OF the Maine Law, aud more
than one stood bless him" followed him as
ehnv l,U ,h. Nris,p ANka, ,h. q, tl,,,,s 49,,
the bolt, Mr., Dow remarked, I'VE put
casks aud demiiohns Of rum in places like
this, in Portland, instead OF mer," The VI.
iicep Of the Court, and with whom he came
in contact during his visit, were highly
pleased with his attable manners, gentle.
manly appearance and pleasant uounlen.
ance,-- Boston Mass Lite Boat,
Rrp ANrS,--lIow to be rid Vt the little raS.
calls Who run out upon the china, and climb tho
Jumps vt white sugar when company il in 10 trU,
Just as If they we're invited this IL Me question
with many u householder. a rcsPundcnt vi
the Culuvalor says;
Several years ago, my father rented u house
almost ONcrrun with them, and they were de-
slroyed IN the following manner; A piece ul
Shag'6ark hickory bark was laid upon tho
sheI IN tho pantry where they seemed to be
tmckes,, and II attracted lhsn...l indeed il seemed
murv Vt a tavorite with Their than anything they
could get, The piece we had, about four NJ.
ehes VIDE aud two lSrl long, Was red with them
in an hour VI two, whom with n Eu,ldon lar, they
were shaken mtu the fire and the bark sct a. a
trap Tor them again, In our case this waS un
eNlerhinator,
a.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04
Suicide q q Miniatar,

We learn that the Rev. DR.. J, s. TemiN>on,
Of Neville in this county, committed suicide by
cutting his throat with razor about Eve o'clock
on Saturday night last, lie had been suffering
FOR some months with very depressed condi.
ton Of health and spirits, the latter caused BY
the death Of faNorite son, Mr., Tomlinson
was formerly president oiAugustO, Ky, Col,
lege, afterwards president Of Ohio University
at Athens, and more recently appointed to a pro,
censorship in college at Springfield, Ohio, =
He was man Of rare attainmenlS as scholar
aud, we believe, occupied high standing in the
Methodist Episcopal Church,
IS, We learn further, that the act Of sell
destruction was premediatsd, a letter wa,
found in his pocket assigning his reason there
for, They were Stea,d 70 be, IN health--,h,
loss Of fSvorite son, during the last summer
the absence Of an income adequate 10 the neees
stiles Of his family, exciting fears that theN
might come to wNnt-and other reasons, whisl
although involving no oulpsbiliIy on the part 0
any member OF his fAmily,n would DO improper
here to rOpCat,-[Clermont 0oO,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

The Coroner held an inquest yesterday after.
noon at the Police Court on the body Of James
Hammond. He was suffering severely with do.
lirinm tremens, and was first taken to the Board
Of Health office, but refused admission, He
was placed there in lieu Of moro 1T place, aud
no died in short time. He was very intsm.
perale man, He leaves Awifs and children, and
was about SO years old, He had been engaged
for soma time past in Beloher's sugar refinery
VeVdiot---death from deiirium tremsns, eaus ID
NY intemperaneC,--LS Louis Herald,
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-04-21
Able Assistants,
TO Printers 4 Publishers.

THE undersigned is manufactures of
l. Printing Ink, Of every color and quail
ity, which he knows to be equal to any man
ufactured, which he will sell at the lowest
prices for cash. As he is determined that
his ink shall recommend itself he only soli
cts One Trial of it, relying upon its own
merits
Extra fine jet Black Ink for card and wood
cut printing; extra blank book and news
Ink of superior quality; also colored Ink Of
every variety. S. M. PETTENGILL & Co.,
10 State streets Boston, agents for the New
England States. SHELDON COLLINS,
so State ST., n. Y.
G3- Publishers of new spapers inserting
this advertisement inc luding this para
graph, to the amount of 81, and sending So
and paper containing it, we will send 30
lbs. Of news Ink
). NJ. PETTENGILL & Co.,
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