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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-09

REFORM IN BANKING.-Never was move made
by the Democracy to remove any of the abuses
and evils connected with the paper money sys-
tenn, but the whig papers set up the cry that the
country was about to be "runed," and denounced
those who gave their support to the proposed re-
forms as "agrarians," "destructiyes," &c. But
some of these abuses aud evils have become so
alarming as to awaken the fears of even some of
the most staid advocates of special privileges
The New York Tribune, paper that has done
more than any other to uphold the small note sys-
tenn, is at length out against it. Speaking of the
move to reform the circulation of the Washington
banks, it says:
We trust that the majority of Congress will
show themselves to be good, hard money men,
and go for specie clause like the one we speak
of. We want to see nothing but sound curren-
cy, specie basis, and the abundance and grow
ing supply of the precious metals makes the pres
ent very proper time to take such step on the
part of Congress. They would also set a most
excellent example to the several States, in this
matter Of sound currency. We do hope to see
little of the hard money spirit of the old Jackson
times manifested and to observe the evidence tina,
the banks and banking, so rife in those days, are
not all forgotten. Come, gentlemen of Congress-
muster up and give US good general banking
law, with 'sspecie clause and pitch your small
bill notions to the dogs, and all wise men will
honor you.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-09

PACIFIC RA1LRoAD.-A New York company,
composed of number of the wealthiest capital
lists of the Union, have applied to the Legislature
of their State for charter to build Railroad to
the Pacific. They propose, after building the first
fifty miles, to borrow money on the strength o
U. S. bonds in sufficient amount for their pur-
pose, not to exceed thirty millions of dollars, and
in return for the guaranty thus given by the Gov
ernment, they propose to carry the U. 5. mail
Government agents, munitions of war, &C., over
the road for ten years free of charge-the entire
work to be completed within that period. Thus,
by lending the name of the Government to this
enterprise, we not only have the assurance that
the road will be constructed, but large amount
of money will be saved to the nation which IS now
expended in the transportation of mails.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-09

A CASE OF CoNscIENcE.-Simeon Jennings
Esq, the President, principal stockholder, and
crowbar attachment of the Salem Bank, has nett
ed himself the neat little sum of eleren hundred
dollars by successful stratagem, something SINH
lar to the unfortunate attempt made by his Bank
few days since. The Ohio Patriot proves from
authentic sources that Mr.. Jennings paid last
year upwards of $1,000 90 taxes, while the dupli-
cate of this year shows an assessment of but
$I42 90. 1t is said that, in order to deceive the
Assessor, Mr.. Jennings reported his residence tc
be in Cleveland, and gave in to the Assessor prop
erty which paid sl42 90 only, instead of $1,000 ot
as heretofore. The certificate of the Auditor o.
Cuyahoga county shows that he has paid no taxes
there. And thus this conscientious, law abiding
order loving, honest, outraged Bank Presiden
has, by successful fraud, set the law at defiance
and swindled the county and State out of $ll0O
6 1t is harder for camel to 60 through the eye O
needle'' than banker to be an honest man
Wonder if those papers that so nobly came up te
the defence of Sim. Jennings Bank in its attempt
to set the law at defiance and evade the payment
of its taxes won't also volunteer their services il
behalf of its poor prosecuted President!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-09
THE MEXICAN REvoLUTIoN.-Telegraph re

THE MEXICAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS re-
ports announce the arrival of Santa Anna in
Mexico. The revolution still continues with un-
abated rigor. A desperate battle has been fought
at Guadalajara. "Fifty pieces of artillery played
upon each other for more than two hours" Thir-
teen States have revolution within their bor-
ders The insurgents have three vessels of war
on the Pacific and three on the Gulf coast. An
entire change in the Government has been effect
ed. Gen. Arsta has resigned, and President
ad interim has been appointed.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-09

Ericsson ENGINE.-The New York Evening
Post is about to procure one of the caloric engines
to be used in that office, which is already being
constructed. 1t is to have sufficient power to
drive one of Hoes rotary presses at the rate of
ten thousand impressions an hour, and four job
Office presses with force of two or three
horse power, and yet is to occupy only the space
enclosed in cast-iron box six feet square and be-
tween five and six feet high. 1t is to be finished
and in operation by the middle of April.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-09
pronts Of the Australia Gold wines.


We see it stated that the Adelaide (Australia)
Mining Company has declared dividend of 100
per cent. The latest advces from London state
that speculation continues active in the shares Of
all the Australian Land and Mining Companies.
A London letter in the New York Commercial
says: ''The price of the Australian Agricultg.n,
on which f35 are paid, is maintained at about
E3oo. The number of these shares ia 10000,
and therefore the recent rise in price has been
equal to nominal addition of about two millions
and half sterling to the property of the public.
The fact of the company being possessed of L.
0OOo0o acres of land, of which lat least one-third
Gus, causes the recent advance to assunie-a less
speculative aspect than would otherwise be the
case. Another concern, the Great Vein Campa-
ny, recently started at Sydney, and of which one
third of the shares have been distributed in the
London market, has experienced remarkabler re-
ception The shares are for f2 each, and the
portion sent to London were issued at FL IS. pre-
MUM, that being the sole condition upon which
they we're to be offered. They were all eagerly
applied for, the firm by whom they were introduce
ed being very respectable one and they are now
quoted at f5 premium, which is equal to 25o per
cent. The object of the company is to work
vein, of which they have procured lease, from
which, at the time of its discovery, solid lump
of upwards of hundred weight of gold was OBJ
tanned.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-09

" The Code of civil practice, reported by the
Commissioners, has passed both branches of the
Legislature and become law. Under the new
practice, the distinction between law and chance
ry is abolished, legal technicalities to great ex
tent disallowed, while the different forms of ac-
ton merged in single remedy. The wings
in the Senate, with one exception, opposed the
passage of the bill.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-09

ENGLAND AND THE HAVANA AUTHoRrr1Es.-
Letters from Havana state that the British con-
sui and the authorities are at loggerheads, not
only on account ofthe expulsion of Mr. Boylen,
but from the fact that British officers and salors
have been arrested and imprisoned without cause,
while in the discharge Of their duties in attention
to the shore-,oants of British man OF war. For
this, it is said, redress has been demanded and it
8 even rumored that the consul hss demanded his
passports, =+- :
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-09

HEALTH OF Hon. VIM R. KING.-A letter from
Key West, of the 25th ult., states that Mr. Kings
health is much improved since he left Norfolk.
His cough is said to be much better and his
strength rapidly increasing. His physician has
strong hopes Of his recovery.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-09

EMIGRATION FROM GERMANY.-The number of
emiqrants which arrived on the the shores Of the
United States from Germany in 1542, was l03,-
sls souls-bringing with them an aggregate capi-
tai of $15, 900. Thus Germany is becoming
moor and the United States rich.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-09

o. A large portion of our paper this week is
occupied with the Law relating to Roads and
Highways. This may be quite as interesting
as some other matter, but it is fully as important
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-09

EAn Exquimaux is to be sent from New
foundland to the New York Fair with represents
atoms Of the seal fisheries, specimens of skill,
industry mineralogy, &c.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-09

| GLJ Our thanks are due to Hon. E. Newton
for Washington papers. Also, to Senator Gill
LETT, and to DR.. BIeELow of the House, for Leg
slative documents.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-09

this State shows that, with an aggregate circula-
ton Of $4,000, they have specie on hand a.
mounting to but $2,63l 900, or less than IS per
cent.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-09

NEW JERSEY U. S. SENAToR.-The Legisla-
ture of New Jersey has elected Hon. WILLIAM
WRIGHT to seat in the U. S. Senate for six
wears from the 4th of March next.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-09
Eyidences of Progress.

We know know of no fact that so amply illus
trates the present age to be progressive one as
does the exorbitant increase in our national ex-
|penditures.
In the early history of this government, the
sum of eighteen millions of dollars was consider
ledabundantly adequate to meet the wants of the,
nation at home and keep up its credit and "respec-
liability abroad. Honest claims were promptly
ieuidated, and Government Office holders liberal
y rewarded American aristocracy was thing
unheard of, and public fundtonares were dispos-
pending thousands of the peoples money in use
less parade and nonsensical extravagances.
It is matter of regret to every honest Ameri-
can to witness the rapid strides we are takin to-
wards the establishment of an aristocracy-aping
the airs royalty, with its sounding titles, its gew-
gaws and extravagant follies.
M. Webster, while Secretary of State, address,
sed anircular to the different American Ministers
Aresiding abroad, requesting statement ofthe nee
&sary expenses incurred at the several European
Courts. Mr.. Abbott Lawrence suggested $780,
| 900 as fair estimate of the cost of living year
at London. Mr.. Neil Brown, Minister to Russia,
is of opinion that his salary should be raised to
$12 1000. Mr.. Rives is convinced that $13,7oo
per annum is the least that will support him
and his "dignty'' at the French capitol. Mr. Fol-
som asserts that his expenses at the Hague are
$12,47o 36 per annum.
A single instance will be sufficient to show the
absurdity of this kind of figuring: Take, for ex-
ample, Mr.. Abbott Lawrence; his salary is Sl0,-
900 per annum, with $4,000 outfit. DR.. Frank
lin, at the Court of Versailles, Efared sumptuous
ly'' on 81, 900 year, and lived within his income
He had not learned that, in order to preserve the
dignity of his nation, an American Minister shoult
devote his time and money exclusively to the pat
ronage of arstocratic balls, and Italian operas. HI
had the impression that his Government had sen
him to attend to the dry and prosy matters of di
plomacy-duties that could be performed as wei
in corderoy breeches in the gold laced velvet o
the fawning parasite of royalty He supposed
that decent regard to the interests of his coun
try were required of him-to see that no wrong
should be inflicted on his countrymen without re
dress; that faithful performance of treaties be
tween the governments was observed On th
other hand, Mr.. Lawrence is satisfied that the OF
flee of an American Minister is almost snecure
and he acts accordingly. His time is, therefore
divided by just two duties-drawing his salary an'
spending it. The legitimate business of the of
fee is handed over to the first clerk, and whel
Mr. Lawrence can spare moment from the ope
ra, or her Grace of somebody's ball, he improves
the time by drumming up old accounts agains
his Government and asking an increase of salary
to keep up the 'respectablity and dignity of the
American Republic.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-09
AUDITORS OFFICE, PORTAGE Coz

AUDITORS OFFICE, PORTAGE Coz
RaVenna, Feb. 9, 1858.
certify that the foregoing laws are correct
ly printed from the authorized copy certified to by
the Secretary of State.
JOHN G. MCBRIDE,
County Auditor.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-09

SESArE-A bill giving Justices of the Peace
concurrent Jurisdiction in certain cases, was
read second time.
On motion of Mr. Rice, Senate bill No. 1874,
relating to corporations other than municipal,
was taken up and the amendments read, and coz
cured in by the Senate and the bill ordered to its
third reading tomorrow. ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-05

NTK / CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
~ Msrehants Valparaiso.
prILAAk .uys Y. A. RfoHARpsoN, AUGUSTUS 1exnAnD
RcfcroNccs
SAarrAwo--Hon Baltic Peytoa.
VALpAp Arso--Nsssrs. Aisop Co., Hsmsnway AGO
PANAMA. sssrs. Corwue Bro. Co.. Garrison TritA
Nm. Nelson Co.
LlvrRp ooL--Nsssrs. Bowman, orinHen Co., VILLAS
jackson ESQ.
NV Yoax-M.ssrs e. X. Collins 4 Co., Goodhue Co.
Sapt Esrs kys, steamer Paoi6c
RALrmoR H-Messrs John Henderson A Co. Thomas J.
sAad 4 Co., white Elder
sAp FR Messrs Flint. Peabody, 4 Co., Russsy
Bopa hale, Chns. Dosne, ESQ, J. III. Lyon, Esq.
HosroN-Mss-rs. Ammi G. Lombard. ESQ, H. D. Brshsn
Co., QNddsn x williams.
Iar~nw-Eve perki~r a
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

y plaro% Pisf No. North Tys,aTWo lines daily, a.
s a at s s eha Potter to sssy
thence direct e Camden S IN four hour; and
FOR ALgANY-FAkE sl;;-ALBANY AND NEW
trains and sSs Albany sP %iss
sp Of E and sps the
through tickets can be and baggage for
sengers received 4 Brcoms and Bowsry Twenty
and tn venue % asSve train.
Corners only. All other trains viii from City Hall
s oeTs corner 1y'n 70" and Centre here
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINs DAILY FROM
Isprsss train A. Mthrouss am IN fonr hours
with trains reaching Buffalo OF Montreal at o'clock
mai train, "a. N. Through way trains at II A. NJ. and
Express train, P. N. ACCOMMODATION trains 20 and
ef FOR Far E0s r sss p 70
FassnssT. taken cSanbers Canal Christopher, Four
snnasy train. rom street at ~ Poush
sonR and Ep%usD
d.ss q. dSss Albany mel:
foot q stree: above street
T .1snsy s. :na and
For y sss ::
Yonksrs en- each passags
NEW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINs-ONLY
5
S. a Nsw York .a
sixth street and Fourth trains leave 1T
road viii Es
fsxscis
NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILRoAp-To BEL
lows Falls Rutland Burlington, St Johnsbury, Mont
pssr St. Adams osdensburg Montreal and interpsdias
York and New Haven Railroad Az Broadway and Twenty
Eourth
A. NJ and 81 NJ Baggage checked through Freight with
FRANCIS HYDE, Agent, l52 South street.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT VIA
IN New Jersey Railroad-United States and Express
Lines through four hours leave New York. foot Of Cort
land street at and land 43D and $50 P. ~. Leave
Philadelphia at $50 A. NJ via Eensington and A. NJ,
and 4 and $3.50 r. NJ from foot Of Walnut street Fare
ST. 81 30 for second class in the NJ from New York and
~ +. M. from Philadelphia Through tickets sold, and
and through baggage carried for Baltimore,
Washington Norfolk and Charleston in the and A. n.
and 4U and $40 NJ trains and connections certain with
extra trains il behind time Passengers with
the ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leave.
WILLIAMSBURG STAGE ROUTE PARTNER
war ted In she stage business With spali capital Of
50 Coo would Sell the stages running between Peck
slip and Grand street ferry to Calvary Cemetery The
prtor be Mt the STABLE Union and Frost
streets between the hours OF 3 and 6o'clock r. NJ.
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yxTANTED-A WIFE-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, DE
w trous entering into the strmonisl state resorts
90 this method tho desdcratum required He
Is in we'll eoucsted good looking
dc sstc and agreeable manners The lady he would
nrefey not be years Of accomplished
az appearance, ahsctonate disposition and
yiows such srssn they VIII please address Roisndo
when and where interview may BE- had All eommunca
lions strictly confidential.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-05
SHIPPING.

S>>~>-~N~,~~~>~~~>4N>>> ~o~~o>~~>>~~~~~~~~~o-
I,OR sAvAEHAH-THK NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
II Wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Captain w.
csns carrying the United statss nsn VIM Phils
o'clock NJ from the wharf, above Vins street. In speed
and and In Tor ths ssd
fcn New Ysrk Or PhaisphiA ss5 stosrags 30 The sssts
agents In Philadeipiis Heron 1 Martin, No Ax North
whsrvos; In esvannsh, 9. A. L. Lsmar.
L'oR sALE-THE YACHT TRIFLE, sLoOP RIGGED
and forty -four feet deck, thirteen feet BEAM aud
forty feet keel Cen he Baryto thres hosr
Mr. BANKER Hoboken Hotel, 70 Messrs TYLER 4
SON Barytown hefers to Robert Fish iO Water street
ENoR sALE.-THE sAILBosT ROBERT L. CROSS
tanks fore and aft cushions and everything in mpste
order will DO sold cheap Apply TO AIR Barker Hoboken
Hotel or Of Alexander Cross No. ls9 Eighth avenue.
Alta MEETING OF THE PASSENGERS HELD on
n beard tie packet ship EXCELSIOR from Liverpool TO
New York, the following resolutions unanimously
agreed tohat the united thanks of this meeting be pre-
scented to Captsin s. d. Hadey for his humane aud gem
temany conduct and kind attention to the comfort of
passengers during the voyage That with sentiments Of
John Dsyer sincere thanks for his unremting atsn
ton skill, and gentlemanly conduct to and the sick
euigrants during the Signed behalf Of the pas
sengers MICHAEL WILLIAMS,
Wesleyan Preacher Chairman.
GEoEsE E, Thomas WATSON Secretaries
SHIp EXCELSIOR, June q 1883
% feet in length, with deck, will DO sold at auction
the highest bidder ut tho dock twhere she DO
SEEM foot Of l0h street East River Friday, June 10
at IL o'clock, A. NJ. Terms OF sale, cash.
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LEGAL NOTICE r.

sNIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES-L0F-
~ tbs Wood VS. Joseph ID. Andrews-Beforo judge Nelson
and jury-Action for Infringement of LOFTS Woods Pa
tent Cahouse for steamships and other vessels Verdict in
his favor establishing the patent May 80 1883 builders
and captains invited to call and examine this
eabouse Of which assortment to be found at 81 Water
street. For sale liberal terms. LOFTS WOOD
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AIRS. ALVIN RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HlR
M skill in oretslIns che future has arrived and viii az
nish intelligence about orcumsancss Of fo She intsr
prets dreams law matters love b astrology ana
person they wsl also the q her ystors Mrs.
Alvin speaks the English, French and ermAn
Residence 70 Rvington street stairs ner the B6wery
Office hours from 10 An to 8PM Ladies 80 osns gexiie
men 81 w. - 0-N>~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-05

MATR1MoNY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN A
I loyer-Professor Lawton, Boston, formerly Lon
dom VIII send to any address, receipt Of dollar post
paid plain directions to enable ladies gentlemen win
the devoted Of of the opposite
hearts may desire The is simple but capti
waiting that all be married irrespective age
ance or position and last though not least can be ar
ranged with such and dcscy that is i'm nos
sible address Professor Iawton. Boston, Mass No let
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FINANCIAL.
$S.UUU.UUU Bsnds Of tie Illinois csntrai RSii


zn .:':, n; St !. 81:
:raetion bond.o be issued 4 sho1,.ad ana
Pss9 eSad:: :sy ~ s
~ TOT % o as
October In ssch 1t the rate Of cent
These bonds secured BY first and only !:
Of the . TSas and asr s s
the vicinity Of the road granted BY Congress to aid in ito
Tho whole ro,d under contract and large force L.
es I !. y shas 80 tie e
maisdsr Of the entire line dnrng the year 1851 About
and nov constantly arriving at New York and New Or
whole amount sonds which Gan the
been already neg otiated-
h L. ssas. Pss sS
seven per cont bonds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. H7s3oN
Total. SIC, 7s5 Ocs
whose bid shall accepted the light Subscribe for hIss
.sss b sssds %
lSs a~ sas ss viii be-
5 tia
IN from other stockholders whsh probably viii not exceed
tn. right redeem .,y the bond.
thereo with twenty per and sccrusd in
proposal win be received any rat, than par snd
che right to accept proposals for acr
cent Of Chg smosss allotted 70 each usseress
will be required notice Of the accordance OF his proposals
snd the balance As called r., BY the Directors not exceed
ing ton cent mouthy Any subscriber may however,
A. his option pay up IL full and receive his bonds At
prefer in lien Of the seven per cont bonds hereby offered 70
respect As those issued for the London Loan 81
- :Sas: ,:s.s :sssIss ss
ssn s 'ai
stock appropriated to such subscription will be also rss
tered in London upon the terms and iitions
shat registered there preferred and dvi
bends thsreoE being payable hsre NJ the same rate Of
change.
Interest win in all b adjusted payment o. ths
Small instnment.
Proposals. viii be received " nUERALL Irsssurer
at the Office 81 this Company No. Wall street, N. z
closed sealed and endorsed Proposs losu Of s o
Of Illinois Central Railroad Company"
Reports and documents showing the metal oondtss
the the Of the work. and s
formation relative to Affairs and prospects, be
tainsd application TO the Treasurer personally
tsy. By onier Of the Beard OF Directors
ROBERT SCHUYLER, President,
DAVID A. NEAL, Vice President
w. II. BURIAL. Treasursz, | Executive
GEORGE GRISWOLD, fCommistse
NORRIS KETCHUM,
JONATHAN STURGES.
New York. April q IRta
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DLEAsURE BoAT.-FOR SALE, A FINE sAILBOAT,
long evsrything complete fast sailer and
will be sold At great bargain Address Green box 100
Post Once.
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OFFICE NO. 80 BRoADwAY-ADAMs 4 co.'s
W weekly United States Mail for California Ore
gou ard the Sandwich Islsnds per United States nail
steamer Georgia. Monday, June 9th, 1853 Thos Chen
special We shall dsspatch next express
CALIFORNIA; Oregon mad the Sandwich Islands charge Of
our Rsmesgsr. Thsmas 6ihon by the United States
steamer Georgia for Aspin rail- Navy Bay direct Mon
cay June 9Th, ct o'clock p NJ From the supsrsrty
transportation arrangements the Isthmrs
facilities secereed us on tie Pacfc Mail Steamers freight
cent by 10 to through with mail rpssd
Immediately on arrival at San Francisco all freight and
orns Pre- mptly forwarded by sx
without dolay, TO destination Shippers will please in
their oodr with invoseg before the day Of sailing
able to have them corded and sealed In season Small
parcels received until o'clock Monday No package
should exceed 5 lbs weight 5 feet cubic
and everything must DO put ~ wnsssrproof
CPECIAL EXPRESS NOTICE TO MERCHANTs-THE
~ undersigned announce to merchants and others that
they have organized to packages
parcels OF merchandise jewery and all
moveabes between New York and Boston, Philadelphia
Charleston, c. Savannah, Ca, Mobile Ala Orleans
La and San Francisco The undersigned believe they
combined with safety and despatch another
polts will they enter into the combination to sustau
sxorttant charges-tho universal subject complaint
They will not condescend to resort to
falsehoods bels to njure rivals will they
employ brelines to do Exorhtan charges
and unjust hence those who having begun without
charges Lave done unjustly The history
shows that they know not fair and open rivalry and
too base in their opinion oppose
petition. The undersigned do not beg customthey invite
merchants to call upon them. CHASE CO.,
Express Office, IS Broadway, N. T.