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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07
Married.

On Taeiday, September g. BY the Rev. NJ Harper. Mr..
AIEIAsDER BUCHANAN chemist, to Miss MARGARET dAugh-
ter Of the late David Petite Esq. all of this city.
At Newark, May Il, BY the Rev. Wan Altman, Miss
Rosa JACQUES ana PHILIP MAYER, both OF this city.
August Il, by the Rev. Edwin F. Hatfield, pastor OF
the Seventh Presby Church. Mr. HENRY D. KENT 70
Mes MARY E. BARRY. all Of this city.
On Monday September s. by the Rev. Hugh Blair. Mr..
AyDREw DATE nanve OF Scotland, .zen OF Fran
CISCO California, to Mics ANNE FoGoE of the city OF New
York
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DANCING ACADEMIES,

-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DANCING ACADEMY I06
II Orange street, Of the bost United
States Private classes which limited parsons
will comence forming Friday September
O'Clock, and gontlemen ut r. M. The regular classes
commence September "a.
DANCING ACADRMY.-sIGNOR q. PLANCI TIN
IL well known professor and teacher all and o0
fashionable Dances has the honor to apprze no
loon at IN Brosawsy senor Planet will continue with NJ
very few lessons will learn all tho dances
Of the day. Open for private lessons from 10 A. M to r
W., from to p NJ and for prAssee from to 10 r. r.
r lie q. BROOKS DANCING AND wALTztNo
IL. Academy, No. a,i Broome street between Broadway
the Bowtry. All the Different styles dancing VIII
be taught and variety of walsing Days and eve
nnps of tuition, Gor sasses Tuesdays Fridsvs FROM
Tor geDtlsmemen sno lsdes Private lessons a. ali timss
when not occupied by clnsscs Wedneays
for children, lexclusiveyJ from TIL NJ The isaiss
primary classes nre under the direction Of Mrs Brooks
scribjng.
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FURNITURE.

CABINET FURNITURE, or THE BEST QUALITY, AT
~ moderate prices No 42 Broadway between Grand snd
Howard streetHThe would invite the particu-
lar of purchasers Of furniture to hi, large and
valuable stock OF rosewood. oak mahogany and valiant
cabinet furniture all Of which has been Of
the best seasoned materials and the upholstery work done
with all cuTled horse hair and comprises largo
and assortment Of paror dining ROOM and cham
Der furniture Of most approved styles and suited 70
Tho wants and tastes Of both city and country buyers
Having determined to adopt the motto of nall profits aA1
quick sales has marked every article at unusually low
price and adopted the rule Of only price feels SATISFIED
that purchasers will find it to their interest to call and
amino before purchasing elsewhere. JAMES GRUNDY,-
nyd and Grand streets.
LINAMEL LED FURNITURE-THE SU RsCRIBERs IN
u vite attention to their stock OF ornamental furniture
from S2J ard upwards finished in any styc. Doalers,
shippers and the trade supplied liberal FACTORY
an sslesroo IN 81 White street. near broadway
WARWICK a TURNER.
LINAMELLED COTTAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL dealers Will ind complete Assortment OF beaded
pentne, high post open cottage and otbsr a. MA
THEWS STACYS, 526 Broadway Of Spring strcs6
Those who have seen the set No class rs Crystal Palace
know how their furniture 10 flashed.
CUENITURE DEALERs.-wANTED TO PURCHASE,
500 worth OF furnturs and to pay for by install
nents. Address d. D., Herald Office, for two days.
HOUSE FURNITURE IN BOSTON FOR sALE-THl
stroes early having been In but months.
Part of IL imported from France nd the rest manu-
featured to order in this city, The leave
for Europe, and will dsDose Of for the a 800
In year IL be seen day except Sunday rou
IL to p. NJ A lease Of tho house may be had IL n
furnished with furnace cooking water gas bathna
ROOM &c.
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O1OTHxNG, -.

OIOTTHxNG, -.
$50
HAsT OPT CLOTHING OR FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentlemen having to dispose Of OBJ
tain fair cash price by sendng Tor tho ssbscber re-
sidence, n line through the post TO N DUSSELDORF.
l Elm street. Ladios attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf
6ATHING AND FURNITURE wANTED.-LADIEs
nllcmen taving any to dispose Of can obtain fair
nun-,iIug TO the store IL Wett Broadway place.
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EXCURSIONS.


EXCURSIONS TO THE SEA BASS BANKS-LASR
II week of the season.--The steamer HERO Capt Han
cox every day excep. Saturday making the iass
ond street az Grand street at Peck slip At W. and
5P; NJ. Dinner tickets tackle Ao furnished. Faro -
oents.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
SPECIAL NOTICES.


PERSONS HAVING ANY CLAIM . AGAINsT THE
NJ claim. will .
ds7 &. es As .1ps st.
d esdrsns head dresses md insn boys and youths
~
clothing lac and misses bonnes hosiery and en-
broderes fancy mems ladies and chidrsns shoes, and
oES sRsfk i H.s;. sls s st SlSsSxay
HoxAED or NEW R, (. sss7
citation held this day on motion Of Rev O. whs: tn.
AND cSs: Fros New York e ::
S sr may ss s I;
disposed to contribute. cT the purpose Of assng IN Dc
and tho sssre. address
s A o s sS q
sums collected IS soon a. possible. x
Secretary Of ths Howard Association,
q s s9%s ssE e e New e r'
Their wants are sToh they arc obliged 70 cell upon the ab
item e.IsyaS objects q s.:ssssies
sss:lvsd 8 Re-, &swss 1ssseSy S.iyssy
n Ws e. g. s'sss:
~ y. A. The Ma ;ional Division Of T will meet on
Mo @ se @ o,ds the Pa
arch. FRED. a. FIcKARDr, n VS..
gNDEESEsSEp LATE EATE OF TIN
sNsfsR ssisssa. Grand Houston
street ferries williamsburg, where he will tho
Business Of shipSuiiding in all its branches
ONEoF OUR FIRM GOING TO EUROPE IN VERY
any that might him. Cole cton Of
viii se attended to at moderate ra.es. -
r. MARTIN GiLLIEs 4 co $50 Broadway.
DAINrERs-THE MEMBERS, OF THE NEW YORK
hereby requested e attend the funeral Of late Pes
ssDt Clark from h' No "a st.
!, At Ok o'clock p. H. Tiics. H. CoPPiNGs Prsss
JONI CAwroN, Secretary.
ITO THE PUBLIc-I WOULD coRRoBoRATE THE
statements ade In yesterdays Bsrad concerning the
At Tho Of tsi S. 1a P
s5 % shat s ss s9Iss sr7
G.. 9. Howard and A. Il Purdy, ESQ., who have nav the
'''' ''AA' 'f''' ROBERT MARSH
THE CARMAN THAT PICKED UP THE CARPET
bag grsadTgy the New Y0Fs as;, On TSS'
81 Canal street. and save further trouble.
THE AFFAIR THAT TOOK PLACE ON TaE FIRST
q s S x eaer
tra.td in civilized community. But Il was spoken Of
q 70 The
% IN the s term Of murder Sp The s dss s
sroyed eboc front Of She house. Before the police
by the whole reighbsrhcod ought to have called the
attention of Captain Carpenter. but ussa in the old
'n'n war; fR ROM q CITIZEN OF THE FIFTH WARD
JUoaLJ'S TEMPERANCE CONVENTION WILL
w open its sessions at Metropolitan Hall 10 O'Clock
this mon ing At2P M mass meeting o. children from
worths Band will he present.. and ngng by all the
children sevora addresses ~ll be made ARK p. NJ
rublic meeting will held IN the hall, which will ad-
dressed BY Rev. s. woloott Of Providence; DR. Hewitt,
advoc ates Thos. r. Hunt aud CT amers.
full houie liz requested Entrance At all these meetings
free.
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naefI


In Brooklyn, Monday evening" Sc 2.emb,r 5, in the
9th year Of her age Mrs MARY ANN SULLIVAN, native
Of Tralee County Kerry. Ireland, and wife of Thomas
Her funeral will take place from her late residence
No Cot'sge row, Water street. Brooklyn. this after
tances of the family are invited 10 attend.
On Monday. September 5, JACOB PALMArEa, aged 90
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at
eId his funeral this afternoon at t~o o'clock from his
unceA ~. John Price. No 60 Stanton street. HIS re-
mains viii be inferred In G .een wood.
lopehksepsie papers please copy.
On Monday morning, September 8, Mrs. CoRSEuA B.
The friends Of the family requested to etteud the
funeral from the North Dutch Church. Of Futon
and WI Liam streets this afternoon, at two O'clock to pro-
Newark, n. j., September s. Col ISAAC BALDWIN, in
the Goth year Of his age.
The funeral services viii take place from his late resi-
dence afternoon, az four o'clock, 800 Broad
On Staten Island, Saturday September o at the re-
sidence Of his son, John Stephens, STEPHEN SrPHEss
sen'r. in the 79ih year OF his age
heart a. Jones' 2, ssss q a sns
CALDWELL b. D. formerly Of the Btis;sh army and serv-
ed uLetr the Duke Of We ngton in Portugal SPAIN and
Caldwell, OF Montreal.
On Sunday night, September !, at the residence of
rary stsy, VILLA EpwAsD cnhs 81 ssed Years and
months, Eon Of JOHN and Margaret Cegsr, of this
city.
On Tuesday morning, September 4 EDWARD GY1Fs, son
Of Jen.s AID Margaret Ls15es Rahil aged 10 months
and % days
lis funeral will fsse plaza this afternoon a. two
O'clock from the re2i1ence OF his parents 2ol Green
wich stree. BIS rsza-s will &c taken to Green. wood
for nte1mert.
On Monday September s. Of long and ssvere Illness
CHARLES J. SURGE native Of Hamburg, Germany,
aged So years and 0 months.
The relatives and friends o. the family also the
oers OF Scion Lodge No. 33e J. o. OF Of New York
city. and the members of Engine Company No. Is, of
Brooklyn city respectfully invited to attend hs fu
neral which ID 10 take place this afternoon at half past
two o'clock, from his late reidence Citation place three
doors from Hamilton avenue, South Bzookyn. HIS
mains viii be taken to Greenwood.
At New Rochelle, after a short Illness, on Tuesday,
September Mise MARGARET BOULDER, aged 90 yeara,
laughter Of the late John Bouge- OF Fourth street. New
York.
The frerds Of the family and Of her brothers in law
McCaifiey John Dean, and Daniel J. R5arke, are in
TO attend the funeral this afternoon, at four
from her brother IN laws, d.. McCaifrey, No. Il
ntreet.
evening, September 5, Of commissions, pro.
Hjng cough, HENRY. son Of Henry aud
nd year, III months aud days.
gen to Green wood Cemetery, from
son street, this afternoon, ct
gre invited to be present
Avn OLIVER, daughter
Us and I'll days.
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Herald Marine correspondence.

KEY WEST August o.
The ship Hudson from New York, was OF this hsrbor
On the 1871 bound to New Orleans
The cargo Of the Frerch brig Jeune France has been
sPaassd az Sill so-the huh at 50 &C., salvage yet
~. Freemsr. Passmore got OF the reef
~ scpght up to town same DAY. 5he Il
Nd a few cases OF British GOODS re-
ID ZONE woods Value OF cargo
Nsael little injured and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07

Vessels stated 10 be much wanted at George.osn
DC, 10 lead for the North.
schr st Leon, JAG tons, has been sold at Boston for
q zoo. cath.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OsT-LAST NIGnT, BETWEEN FLoRENCE'S OYS
IL tor saloon Broadway and Houston street,
the Metropolitan HOTEL 800 motto the American Tx
change Hercbants Bank New York suitable rewart
will DO paid TO the finder by Having the came at the oo
- the Metropolitan Hotel
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SO.
lOR iSALE-HORsE. WAGON AND HARNESS

TOR SALE-HORSE. WAGON AND HARNESS a
fine pony mado gray horso, 151S hands high, seven
years old kied in single and double harness and perfectly
ther use for him Also pair Of roam mare: seven 80
single double and rstrate saddle mares VIM
sold cheap the has horses than he want
been driven sill the Can be at go Wooster
street. door above Fourth.
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A LII PERSONS HAVING ANY CLAIM AGAINST TIL
IA late Louis Schilsky, deceased, will please call at
Cedar street. H Lorvenstein from to-day until Frda
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ITO THE PUBLIcII WOULD CoRRoBoRATE THE
statements ade In yesterdays Bsrald concerning the
genunenes Of the copy OF Uncle Toms CABIN being pro-
duced at the National Theatre Philadelphia am the
only person that has correct OF g. L. Ackers
sion in which the infast wonder little Mary Guerineau
Marsb performs the gentle and interesting Eva Mr..
G. G. Howard and a. H. Purdy, Esq, who have the
sole right to cell copies from this time forth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07

IttE lI1HI1NBb, sept b--Sund0Wn.
Ono ship ore bark snd i've brigs vard bound are
at anchor iDsce tie Hook. Steamship Roanoke passog
the Highlands Tso briggs outside the bar, bound in
Wind light from 3. Weather hazy
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FANCY ARTICLES.

TO COUNTRY DEALERS AND wHoLEs ALI1n
for cash. playing cards letter nete books prin
nmanacs valentines 10. For tho accommodating Of
chasers the store will remain until O'clock p. ~
to able them to make their selections for 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07

NATIONAL DIvIsIoN-sONs or TEMPERANCE OF
IN N. A. The Ma :ional Division Of will meet
Thursday morning. at nine o'clock in the hall of Merchant
Diyton No. $50 Broadway by orderof the n. w. Pari
arch. FRED. A, FICKARDT n, w. 8.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-05-26
THE RAlL.R

The cars came up, for The first time, yes'er'
day. wednesday, and we nov can assure
those who doubted the praclicability Of the en-
,srprue. that it has been entirely successful.
II was feared that the track would not support
an engine, but experiment has shown that such
Years are groundess, No one uneonnected with
the construction of the road is aware of the ex-
srtiOn it required to make it and but few would
believe the true story fit we're told them But
il Is "out Of the woods" now, and all are
well pleased. :,
The ears win run every day henceforward should
no accident prevent, leaving here at 30 minutes
past nine A. M. and returning at 1--WE Z. NJ
The Celebration
win take place on THURSDAY the SEC
oND DAY of JUNE, on which occasion "
hope to have good time. We expect to se
the" whole country here.
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IAnvERrIsEMENrl

Competition is the life Of business. NOW
there IS no denying that Swabacker d brothers
new spring and summer stock ofready made Clo.
thing is the best got up, most fashionable, ana
the cheapest ever hrough TO this market. The
great advantages they have in buying will war
rant the above assertion, and the encourage
ment and success they have met with in the pat
ronage from citizens both from town and coun-
trv. make il their duty not only to compete but
h1t outdo all competitors in selling clothing
cbeaner and the best in the market, and war
rant them what they are represented, OF the
best Of cloth and Of the most substantial WORK.
manship. Their stock consists OF spring and
summer coats Of all styles and colors' sucn as
fine frock and sack cloth, cashmere, red, drao
etc black frock and sack lapines, black lustre,
mohair. tweed, summer lustre, eottonade and
linen coats a very extensive lot OF Pants'
vests. Jackets, hats, caps, shirts, drawers, era
watts. neck and pocket handkerehiefs, trunks.
learpet bags, and every article OF goods thap.
can be purchased in any similar establishment
in the west. Those who have to work for them
money. il would be for their interest to call at
This store, that they win be assured to sell Them
their supplies considerably cheaper than any
other store in town. We have also q store IN
SteubeuviIe and one in Minerva, and have
therefore such facilities that none can nor dare
: to compete with us. Don't neglect eaiing at
this store before purchasingelse where as you
will certainly get paid for your trouble. Come %
all to the Eastern Clothing Emporium .hree
houses above Legget's tavern, on LISBON S"ee'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-05-26

A few days before Mr.. webster's death, he
wrote the following inscription, to be placed
upon his monument
Lord, / believe. help thou
mine unbelef."
Philosophical
argument. especially
that drawn from the vast
ness Of the universe, in COM
parisOn with the apparent insight
feance of this globe, has sometimes
shaken my reason for the faith which Is IN
me but my heart has always assured anu css. iSAS
sured me that the Gospel Of Jesus Christ
must be divine reality. The Sermon
on the Mount cannot be merely
human production. This be-
lief enters inters in the very
depth of my conscience. The
whole history of man proves IT.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-05-26

~ The RcpaJlic Of Saturday concludes the
subject of Executive appointments with the tol'
lowing paragraph
Governor Wood. Of Ohio, is now daily ex'
pected back in Washington. of course to look
after his application to the Brazilian mission.
DR.. Treavitt, Secretary of State, has been on
duty at this point since the Governors absence
from headquarters, atteding to the latter's in
terest to the best Of his ability, it is thought.
This is as It should be, If there is truth in the
understanding that the Governor, finding his
chance for his denomination blue, at the last
Democratic (Ohio) State Convention, event
in for COL Medill, on a solemn pledge tha
Medil and his friends would, in turn, 60 in fo
this much-prized Brazilian appointment.
AS the doctor is a candidate for reelection
apprehend that unless the Governor soon ar
rives, TO take bis post here. he will have Il
leave it untitled for our Democratic leade
friends in Ohio have Of late devoted SO muc|
attention to the loaves and fishes question a
this point as to well nigh entirely lose sight {
the fact that they have work before them fC
the approaching fall election.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-05-26
An Ordinance

To nrovde for the general welfare, promote
the health, peace, comfort, well-being and
good order Of the inhabitants of Brown town
Ship, by suppressing all houses shops or
stores, within said township. known as Pla-
ces of habitual resort for tiphng and intems
perance.
Sec. /. Be it ordained by the trustees of
Brown township, that to provide for the gener'
Al welfare, promote the health, peace and com
fort. well-beng and good order of the lnhabh-
ants of said township, no person or persons,
the owner or owners, occupant or occupants |
any house or houses shop or shops, store or
stores within said townships, shall, by them
selves, AGENTS or employees, sell, give away,cr
in any way dispose Of any intoxicating hquor'.
ale. porter or strong beer, to any person or pei
SONS whatever, to be used as drink by the pei
son or persons so receiving or obtaining th"
same, or by any other person or persons as
beverage. ..,...
Sec. 2. Any person or persons violating
either directly or indirectly, any OF the proVIs-
ions of the foregoing section, shall be deemed
Emily oe a misdemeanor, and for the first Of
ferce shall upon conviction thereof, be fined in'
The sum Of fifteen dollars and costs OF suit; for
the second offence shall, upon conviction there-
Of he fined in the sum Of thirty dollars and
costs @ Of suit or be committed to the jail Of the
county % for the ueriod of ten days, or both, at
the discretion Of the court; and should the
fine and costs or either as the case may be-
remain unpaid by the person or persons SO COM
mitted. at the expiration Of the period aforesaid:
then the said person or persons shall stand com
mitted for the period Of twenty days from the
date of said commitment, unless such line and
costs are sooner paid and for the third offence
and each subsequent one, said person or per-
sons shaIl. upon conviction thereof, be lined nj.
tv dollars and costs of suit, and be imprisoned
in the county jail for the period OF twenty days;
nrov;ded however, no person or persons snail
bo deemed guilty of violation OF this ordl-
nance Who shall sell or give away intoxicating.
r".,o.s - he used for medical, mechanical orr
/ manufacturing purposes only :.
&C. a All prosecutions under this or6i--
.oasa shall proceed and be conducted in all re-.
srects in conformity with the act entitled ''an
ar further defining the duties of trustees of
ltownsbips," passed March 12th, 1858; saving
to the person or persons accused all the benefits
of trial bv Jury, certiorar, error or appeal, con-
ferred or granted by said acts provided, how
lever. that in no prosecution for violation of
this ordinance, shall it be necessary to alledge
or prove the kind of intoxicating or fermented
! liquors sold or disposed Of as aforesaid.
Sec. 4. This ordinance shall take effect,
and be in force, from and after the 10th Of June,
!. 1858. THOMAS EAKEN,
? GEORGE STALL. -.f
DANIEL CRISIN GER.
!, WI. A. NroHoL, TIP. Clerk. Trustees
May 10, '53, A
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!. s. HUNTER.
Al ordinance

To suppress tip pliug and intemperance in the
township of orange, in the county Of Carroll
and State of Ohio, passed May l4tb, 1853.
Be it ordail.;ed By the trustees OF Orange
township, that If any person or persons shall,
within The lii nits Of said township after the
first dav of July, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty three (I85S4, keep house, shop or
store, known as place of resort for tipping or
intemperance. each person or persons SO doing
shall be guilty Of an oifeRce, and shall be tined
in anv sum not exceeding twenty-five dollars,
and not less ,:han fifteen dollars. and in case
the fine is not paid, to be imprisoned in the
county iail fifteen days And every person or
persons convicted in lise manner for the second
offence shall be fined in any sum not exceeding
thirty dollars, and not less than twenty dollars;
and, in case the fine IS not paid, to be lmPrls-
oned in inc county jail twenty days And ev-
nerson or persons convicted in like manner of
= subsequent offence shalI be hned for every
subsequent offence III any sum not exceeding
FORTY dollars, or not less than thirty dollars,
and If the fine be not paid, to be imprisoned in
me county iail thirty days. 1t is hereby made
the duty Of the constables of Orange township
to prosecute all perssns known TO violate the
provisions of this ordinance.
5GA JOAN FtaCzi sEaRk. Trustees.
ENOS WILLET,)
JOHN WEST Township Clerk.
Orange township, May 26, '53.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-05-26

HAVE We A HAYNAU AMONG us?-Thls ques-
ton we should think from the following para
graph may be appropriately asked by the gov
eminent at Washington:
The Milwaukee Free Democrat gives an ex-
tract from the Santa Fe Gazette, to show what
our army officers are doing in Mexico. 1t had
seen letter from private citizen, formerly OF
Milwaukee ,corroborating the statement. ltap-
pears that two unfortunate women, had been
arrested by the brave Captain sykes'-proba'
bIy for hanging ubout the fort. This fhcer tool
them 10 the fort, and placed them in the guard
house where they remained during the nigh
in company with about twenty other prisoner
az the opposite sex. The next morning thes'
= women was taken from prison and nogged, re
ceiying from fifteen to twenty five lashes each
on the bare back. They were then subjected
10 the further indignity OF having their hair Gu
close 10 the head, and drumed around the bar
racks Of the military ground. The last &C
of gallantry was submitted entirly TO Capt
sykes, who, during the whipping. received tn
skrieks of the women with a composure tina
would hare done credit to the days Of the inqul
sIfion.' -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-05-26

Esr Having occasion to plant few acres oil
corn, we tried the Patent Corn Planter, which
Mr.. Mckee has for sale and we have no hes
itancy in recommending it to the public as
very superior article Tor the purpose for which
tits intended. Two hands, with it, will do as
much in day as six can without it; and do II
much better. II is admirably suited to the va!
lev of the Sandy.