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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-11

By virtue Of an Act passed March l2, lS3l, amen.
datury 10 the Act ol lo31, defining the duiIes OF
County Treasurers, ana reqntfea to sell personal
property for taxes real estate unpaid OF Ehe 20t
Jay Of December The following Is tho section re-
ierred to:
Sec d d That Hhen any person is charged on
tn Duplicate, with tax On real estate. and hX or
chatte Or personal property the payment of tax gn
such chatlol or personal property, snail not release
while in his posscsSion from lahily TO be distraln
ed Tor the payment Of lax on sch real estate uhles
the person in whose name such premises are chaEsed
shall satisfy she County Treasurer that the sIno AZ
not his property, and erEeneosly charged IN his
name Tor laxaton; but the Treasurer shall bo au-
thoeizod and required IN all cases, when any
person charged with tux on real estate, hns plr-
son9l prOper1 within the county, 10 dlstrall the
same for the payment of such lax. And the CHG-
" Auditor shall accept from such Treasurer on his
return OF delinqueueies, no assignment ot course
tca4c9 for such Delinquency oilanded esate, except
that the owner is non n-resideut OF the County, TINT
such premises were enormously taxed; that no per.
sonal property could be found or that property when
fseized was not sold TOR want ofbidters
The Treasurer Of State refuses 10 take any Bank
notes except hsdtes ot bills ofspecii paying banks
Of this state issued according law.
j. +. JOHNSON,
7 Treasurer Of Harrison County.
| p s. The following is the toFm IL lt0ad receipt
which will be received At this oilice III payment oi
Road tax lur the present year. Lhefsby certify that
A. b. hus periarncd labor on the public road, IN ls-
trict NO. - Of Township, between the - day 81
4 April and tie ~ day Of t'cteber 1854, undeFny dl-
reetion, il, tynlent Of his Road TAX iof sali yenr
clinracd against him on the grand levy, u INC ~
\ mount OF d cts. VI. iiven under my hand this
day OF --AsD ls5i.
GaAfz. August soth, lSai
T.vTTSTT Family Flour kspt constantly OH hands
i and for ssfe IL fape6 lssi3 McC0RMlCkS
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-11
Jesse Winrod,s Este+a

OoSV W IIIUu s ISLate.
ri OIlCE is hereby given that tile under.i rned
- mas h9eh appointed and qualified by the Pro
bate Court, administrator of the estate If I.sso
"lnrol late OF Harrison county, Ohio, d, C ased.
PERSONS indebted to said Is tate are requested to
make mediate payment tn the UNDERSIGNED. nnt
lhose having claims aga inst said estate will, pre- sent
hereof. O' 'lo u@'e
Sep 20, 1854 NJ KENNEDY, Administer.
The First Account.
N Office is hereby given that the following ar
y y count has been filed in the Probate Court Of
Harrison county, Ohio for settlement. The first nc.
count Of Joseph Read and Josiah Scott as Executors
OF william NJ. Read, deceased, aud that the same
VIII De examined and passed upon by the under.
signed on the 18th day Of October, next
b. W. VElRS, Probate Judge
Snpemher 18Th 1854 49,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-11

w At9itiINlE lNy.N iiltIL.
MARKET STREET, STEUBENFILLE, O.,
Convenient to the Steamboat Landing e. K. R. Depot
WIN. JONES'. go. ............ PRorRlEroR.
10 The House has been thoroughly reiited and
returnished--a share of patronage is solicited.
September 20, 1884.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-11
'i' ''a''' '''''1 {. r. JOHNSON.



TsvTTSfI Family Flput kept constanlig on halGs
nnl ror ssfe III fape6'fssif McCOR MlCks.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-11

CNiEK, grippe, gossamere, Naplas and EnglisIsiraw
- bonnets head dresses, ladies caps, ttc for saIt
III great variety BY = Il II McFADDEN
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-11

VIII be gwen 10 any person who viii produce 90
many well authenticated certificates of cure, both
from intelligent patients and scientific physicians,
us have been effected by the use Of Puvernacher's
Electric Chains. They never tail to perform what
they are advertised to do, and no person has ever
been dissatisfied who has given them q trial
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-11

.
To the invalids Of Harrison county, PulvermacherH
hydro Elecuc-V olaic Chains, producing constant
current OF interrupted Magnetism, will
give insta II rehgt from pain, aud effect permanent
and speedy cure Of ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
JOSEPH STEINEkT,,
General Agent for the United Stutes.
For' ale by, A. JUL. SCHRElRER.
Moorefeld, Harrison county, Ohie
May 10, 1854. ly
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

In the Senate Yesterday report was received from
the Auditor of the Treasury incosng statement of
receipts and expenditures for the PostOfhce Depart
ment for the year 1858. Numerous memorials were
presened including several against the passage of the
Nebraska bill. Two thousand copies of the report
relative to the exploring cruise of the brig Dolphin
were ordered to be printed After the transaction of
some unimporaut bis.ness, the Indian Appropriation
bill was taken up. The amendment to pay S5OO,OOO
To the Greek Indians for land taken from them in the
war flel2, was debated till three o'clock when the
5, rote adjourned.
The House of Representatives al an early hour re-
,ulned the consideration Of the Nebraska bill. Mr..
INCTRsoLL OF Conn. made speech relative TO the
European war. He urged the unanimous declaration
by Congress of our neutral rights, and that free
ships make free gcods-no papers overhauled but
ships papers Mr. PERKINS of Ls. followed in
,peech denouncing England and France for their in
terierepoe in the Cuban question. Nr. ZoLLIcoFrEe
Of Tenn then addressed the Committee in favor of the
Nebraska bill. Messrs. VALLEY Of Mass and SIM
MONS of New-lorh followed in opposition. and Mr..
Cox Of ky. in favor of the measure. At nine o'clock
lsst night Mr.. BALL Of Ohio obtained the floor and
made strong speech in opposition TO the bill. He
considered the bill gross outrage and wrong on
the people of the North threatening The peace OF the
whole country. AZ ten O'Clock the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
HOW 1T WAS DONE.

On the 2lst Of March last, on motion OF tie Hon.
F. b. CUTTING the House of Representatives sent the
Serates KansasNebrasks t TO the Committee Of tie
Whole Oh the state of the Union, in defiance Of ihe
mast urgent rcmonstrsnces of Col. RICHARDSON oi
H.. that this was equivalent 10 the defeat OF the bill
II, vote Oh that occasion siOod-Yeas, 10 rUls..t
IIC: Nays, 9J; Ah.ent or silent, 26. beside the
Sresker Col Boyd who only votes in case OF tie
ard Two vacancies since filed by the choice Of ThOs
u. Eliot of Msss.. and Nathl e. Taylor of Tenn,
both aut-Netrsska though neither Of them voted
Mordsy last.)
On Mordsy. Cd motion OF Col. Richardson seven
teen previous orders embracing nearl! all the import
ant bills Of the Session. succes-yey laid or tie
table in order 10 get at tbs same Kansa.-Nebrasks
ill., which taken up snd put in train for passage
ty tie dec live vote Of Yeas I09: Nays SO. A. il
Is noyorious that this vote j. the result ol over
trading" and that severrl Members have been
bought and sold 10 accomplish H. viii endeayor to
srsyze TIE Yeas snd Nays, this nsy possibly afford
scme chance for shTIwd guess as 20 which thimble
lor tLimbles] the it'll, joker j. under
OF the 9J who voted Nay mot to commit IN
Msreh. none voted sga'n.t taking up the bill yester
dsv: hut Nessrs Caskie. Faulkner. McMullen and
Powell. Of Va. Mcqueen and orr. OF :. c., Chastain
md Dent Of Ga, Wiley Z. Harris. OF Mss., Eriag
Grss snd Hill. Of Ky. Fred. F. Stanton Of Tenn.
tnd Cerrfier, cf No. GA in all, were absent silent
or lsd paired c reducing the repeated votes in favor
Of the bill 10 -.
These were REINFORCED by the votes Of Cumming
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
XXXIIId CONGRESS -.... FIRST SESSION

SENATE. .WAsHISGros, Tuesday, May ., 1851.
The CHAIR presented report from the Auditor of the
Treasury ncosing statement Of receipts and expel-
dtuos Tor the Pos-Oice Department Cor the year 1853.
Mr. SUMNER presented.rcsoutions from towns In Mas.
saohusetts against the Nebraska bill.
Mr.. DOUGLAS made personal explanation. lie said
that Mr. Richardson The Chicago clergyman whose ser
mon be had quoted and commented on went 10 nlinoi
from Connecticut lie had since then been informed thai
Mr. Richardson had Gone Illinois from Kentucky. Hu
informant was menbcr Of Mr.. Richarisons COagreyra
orwas present and heard the sermon preached aud la
sabbath Day.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

Tie Legislature Of Pennsylvania adjourned SINE de yes
,cr,lov after session Of more than usual importance
The ssco Of the Consolidation Law, the bill for the sale
If The Main Line Of the Public Works, the adoption OF
rircent License Law, tie submission OF Prohibtory
Liquor Law TO the popular vote, the settlement OF the Ere
troubles the amendments to the School Law, are among
the measures or he adoption Of which the Legislature are
entitled to the thanks OF the people Of tha State On the
whole, SAYS Tie Philadelphia Bulletin, we anticipate
much advantage 10 o State, and 10 Phiade,phia ~
.ycrticplor, from the legislation Of l-ji The report
If tie Committee Conference on the Ten-Hour bill was
brought up and postponed Indefinitely bye vote of3s TO Jj
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

DECISION ~ JrDGE KASEIs THE WUEEsBARRg SLAVE
C..r-Judsc Kane yesterday delivered long opinion Of
tic United State Circuit Court sitting in Philadelphia in
tic ease Of the United States Marshal ress the Sheriff Of
PhlsdelIha. Tie hearing was on ho5ea corpus taken
ou, 70 prevent the rcator being taken 70 Nkesbae for
tal under IN indictment found again, them for
saul; while executing writ in Wkesbarre issued by the
Circuit Court. The opinion says, though the harshas
cannot be tried by Jury If acting in obedience 70 Fed
eru process they may be punished og abusing it, and by
the Court that issued prooes which bound punish
protect t ministerial officers The Court viii therefore
proceed hear the is meTit- under the Act OF
C,ncrcss ard VIII receive the evidence Of the gelator.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

was also assembled but up 70 a,'s
Palace great crowd = -, -.
nOT. ~, 81. Instrumental in getting up TIA
Inc ssen. ""o y 'rles Hotel in Fsrk-ro~ fof
accommodation. for tho ra aS Ia n,.. wasi v,
ih, uniformed companies Of girls - 81 ,,,.;s;,,,
number abou. 90; together With tho -, ,,,.,,
,hey numbered ia persons. and inclre -,
there would be altogether about 200 pers'. :.
or TO secure the arrangc-ncu, he offered to a"wn
the dinners But it was concluded at Earles "'e, 'ai'
,lv could not accommodate them convenisniy ~ To
eomrrcnde, the agea; 70 the Asor House lie fun nc.
stated that the Young would on the oeea ason 81
this their iist appearance in Newierk wear S4,N e''"
hosliees au2 ysi-,aorocc0 goiieTs-rm AigA Aeel'
The " a-en. then vert to the As,or House and made
some ;pouirics relative to dinner, bat never concluded an
arrangement The agent then informed Mr. BiTnum OF
the anticipated display, and after having done So got hs
Fairv affair into print. The rcsalt Is known.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

WE ARE IN THE MIDST OF 4 REVOLUTION, said
Mr.. Clay en- memorable occasion. We are in the
midst OF revolution. is response TO the proceed
ings at Washington on the Nebraska BILL The at
tempted passsge OF this measure is the fret great
effort of Slavery to tske American freedom directly
tv the throat Hitherto il has but asked TO be allowed
to grew AID expand side by side with that freedom.
until now az what is believed favorable moment, II
springs from its lsr and clutches 81 the life of It's
political associate in the Government II engages IN
a coup d6Gt and by the ad OF northern traitors to
liberty attempts the most intocrable usurpation
should success attend the movement. II is tanta-
mount TO civil Revolution and an open Declaration
OF Wsr between Freedom and Slavery on the North
American Continent to be cesselessly waged I'll one
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

Tn ERIc-.oS.We regret to ray that tie prospect Of
success in raising his unfortunate ship which
cd Yesterday evenings edition, failed in the accomplish
merf Tie pumps relieved the .bp of water down 70 her
tn dcck end she got iiry aHos Herhead WIS kept
down. koweSo. to thc waters edge by her anchors
vh,h lad te.n cast previous to bcr sinking the
cay tic drsrter II found tiat tie cables could not
le sIled hey were beyond reaoh, under w cr. A
tie uIn.Ig poni 10 the oe ehcn hope. entertained
dat t'e slip ris. rse rii H. woghiof ihom. flc can-
yt.- l,ko rom tie bol rogf ~ ,rs - .to yess'l oud
l ir'-h ~ ~ wa'r. Tho consequence was thar
he YmIs stopped aui no. ship allowed 70 I'll again
II hoped that may be iouud to-day of slip
NJ the cable, deenugry he auchor., when nothing
vii b. 10 ihe way getting d.o vessel into dock.
Tic uUer cabin of be sh.p which could yesiorday be
cn'ced, wh.o tie hip sfoai proseuod IoouTuiul
wreck 81 broken .lass snd furniture destroyed bc's and
bedding, -oakcd Looks srd damaged ornamental work
ard fixture. q eyoy description scattered in utter con-
.cI Tho muddy sediment u ile nycr hal seiued into
deep toat of filth and given me finishing touch Of disaster
% 'le wrecked appearance II everything ON board II i
row e.imsicd that he dAnag t. untovarl aecleni VAL
entail upon iLc owIcr snd uIdcrvnio of The chip VIII not
frL -iori ol go 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

L. W.. lo1nod in Philadolphia On sunday nisht.-At
ystleset MsssseLas ssiofdsy ush zee hall inch thet
use~ very cod HasiodLs herolasie itaaeins
o. - Free. i've shove fIsf ans point
Ebonezcr Tlden of Lebanon, Conn, dropped dead in
tie fed vLsss ts I.o~us he ID inst
Tie Civ Of Rochester Is 0 BE- connected with Avon by
r.ro1 N he Jaae The places VIII then be united with
ths C.iy b. tEosGsusss road.
The Heb and Turning Factory Of Rodney Cai n
woodb6ss Coun eonsuned b. hrs hs nish u the sh
Loss 81. 90. No insuranee.
DIewgLD.-A woman and child at Black Rocl on tn,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
Nem:l1ork Daily gribu1le.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1854.
10 Advertisers.

THENEEKIA TRIBUNE has now circulation OF 10000
COPIES undoubtedly The best adys in medium in the United
Sses Circulating does in every State in the Union British
having for s readers Farmer Mechsuc Merchants
Ffns Those who wish to make their business known the
country over would 90 ", y Try THE WEEKLY TRsUNE
limited number of adycT inserted at 80 PER line
each insertion.
THE SENI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE also has very large circu
isou county Advertise inserted 10 cents per line
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

Two steamers are now due with one weeks later
intelligence from Europe, viz; The Washington, from
Southampton April 20, for this port; and the Canads
from Liverpool April % for Boston via Halifax. Our
next news will probably reach the wires from
Halifax.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

81 -aa While s,srr- ,hs riTer II az IA ''
usn sacreedea y r-achinx she shore
EDUCATI0s IN ALABAhA-Ihe Fret-Seh"p sy'em
IN A, b,ras short tine s.sse. WAsa C'asiy
Ce suers wee elected with soho-ir 70 rake The o -'e'A
,rrrrrrs,- rs 4, tho Pulic Schools iu thst Ssaie
The Legislature OF Peansy ana adjourned sse se a.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
DrsuIrR's ANrI.PERIopIc PMS.

A IEk1AIN FINhk Aetl
Thi. new and Interesting discovery Vegetable Medre iet
ur the attention OF physicians and nvss By the uniformity OF is
Sold hV RoYp PAVL No lao Chsnbest and by c V Click
Co No 81 Bsrclay Nholcsss Agents sad A. .tsh by
CH.s n RING corner Bsoswsy John W D. CsoNGiE
BIoaewsy ard lb 81 T. GVIoN concs bow cy and s2
J. W. RowCry tnd i-Asf, O. sTNV RANs
No % olvcrs. { : HVreHiNss. No. Ia Wsat
broadway WIr. Btrdau. Ne l7o Gfeud Nismtursh; Ns
Hayes l1S fulious kvn w. smith Cour a..
ordsTs hom the Trade & be sddrcssea
{. D. DssHiEE.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
IxcIpIrNr nRorsY. RI ,nnrR An Ern>r, -,

rLANTs-WoLIEs soHiEDAN AsoN,rc ScHNkrPs prescribed
Dded by the medical faculty.
bic Known 10 the profession in the above couirlsn
IL article Of Holland Gin IT'S fucsf nns3Dl,e-,,s nv
drugs and peTsoy free from the POISONOUS f1s.l oil
with which all oher Gins inPesnaicd Pr up Ynt and
with the the Importer the
label Sold BY all the respectable DrusS the Un't.
States tDoLfho W clft imfoTler, No ? Beavers
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
sre,i.! DsIs.ch 70 The N. Y. Tribune.
WAsHSGrOs, Tuesday, May Q, IL

a.
WAsHISGros, Tuesday, May 0, 1854.
The friends of the Nebraska bill claim that il will pass
Nv 70 majority The Administration has brought all its
uArenco and power bear upon every weak point and
II /. thus thought that the medatcd inquy is virtually
oop.umrnated This leaves out Of account the determined
ros,srce which will be exhibited by the opponents Of the
easurc who resolved to exhaust every resource OF
parliamentary tactics TO defeat the bill.
The Anti Nebraska Democrats are captivating to tho
Administration. The Southern Members are enraged at
he idea Of holding Freedom Convention here. The
final vote on the Nebraska swindle will be taken this
week
The Administration is earnestly engaged about Spanish
affairs. Warren Winslow the messenger dispatched to
Spain about the Black Warrior affair is expected to return
con- bringing Dispatches from Minister Soue giving tho
decision Of the Spanish Court
The Ant-Nebraska Northern and Western Members are
receiving hundreds Of letters urging them to defeat the
Nebraska bill in any way and at all hazards.
No adyees that Minister Soule has demanded the recall
Of the Governor General Of Cuba have reached the Gov
enment and it generally believed that the report Of
his having done so, is premature
The Star Of this evening says the Secretary OF the Navy
has determined to build one Of the six seafigaies at
Boston, at New-York one at Philadelphia, one at
Washington and two at Norfolk. ChefEnginecr Martin
goes Europe examine improved naval machinery.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

YOUR APPOINTMENT HAS BEEN CONFIRMED such
nves ere I'll the fssor the telegraph w and hev
5000 1sws Tor some and bed M others For box
BKyANs PVLNo>lc NkRs IS cents Thew cure Cola
Hosrsertss Sore fhrcei Group etc In few hop,s IA bv 4 \
CLeKESTg Co, No 81 Bsrcay~ Gsners Aseuts for New.
~ Nicln
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
RrlIsl BrILs!l-MENrrLY' celebrated Cburcl

Fsctory STEAMBOAT FaH'sOn other c0nstanfv
hand Al FOundsy il Wrsr Troy aud ss2 Assp-
ry Broadway, New Ncrk Aso TsANfrs LSyEts CoM
PAS.rs &c, Of the mos, approved construction.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
q 4 Il ID

BARNUMs MUSEUM Tuesday, May g. lSot
On Friday morning person who pnrrored be me agent o
the usfets OF academy called the Museum anu
sssd Tor the admttsnce this eiteToon OF uY %
,pns ladies ia misry costume. called the FAIRY Guard heIP
,Strd fh, 70 be pupils academy Ezsbehtown y J.
fh,v would number hund d. and would DC
nv of the number ne "ln
10 ofsin he regular pdce cke As "a
frequently his oceosoned nc
shrgsiu effected Two bou sfer the same =, .ac
mentioned hsb The ladies proposed 20 p Gd CONSENTED
,v and that dis ugushed gentleman Iad .f
10 Le he address II obiec ionabe 70 m ro
~ Nrseura He we. informed that exception con
sb when he departed We had no. % non and nm
a. about 20 be mn
Nil th mo ming under The belief at s yeta
m r. Esrv Cnerl and rs the Museum wa h.
,sh the Lils the Museum ahhoune'us ne
"a a,e "iroved and new printed and every '''''' "
enlightened g. TO the tse,s GREENWOOD ia Manager
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
of the Absentees, the following had paired of, SO

The following are the AbsenteeS who mad not
paired Of: ~
Mss Fuli,r NJ Faulkner of We Al iieran OF lnd w
HAMS Il Mr. H ..ires OF y - NTgaA OF y s4eleeh "
Rtchey Ohio Row. of y Y shannon OF ono soiefs oi
Nd sId Wesilro Il Y \,
II Ia dislike the bill; but several of these latter man
ifesty dcdged in order to oblige the Administration
If every Member had been in his seat and voted the
majority would have been reduced but the result
would not have been changed.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
Hr,rY II. LrEDs & Co.. ArcTroyEgRs.

fully nefy our Giends public generally thai
bcte TfmOff S1s1ru from No. Ns 10 tie spacious
70 Af a.. beeen Pine And Cedrs, where We have
nooisols for regular falss than
heretofore ard uz dei ote Cufes 10 the e Of oIs
al P1iuIe oods Hos sad Carriage sc u sdd
hsre h.ed Picture Ca upward Of
with lib every way sdsp-d the dsPoea pc
both puhlc and priFse sse for
faiicrgrs sale general auction adf isemeas
EENEY II LEEDs Co,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
THE FAIRY GUARDS.

10 flf IdilfT q ne y. D I'IVFH' -,
sra. many -scus were imposed upon yesterday by the publ
cations in regard ote spocrypha peronses and they were an
rca 10 visit nv Museum deem due TO myself to saie all
kuov in he rreu The follow card from my Manager anu
7,ur Me..r Greenwood aud OsgoOd will explain itselt
,.-+ never doubed for a moment represents.
nuop the subject until las evening when suspicion hrs' o0a'
d sf Irsrsired the Aor House and learned tina
he supposed sscn had engaged dinner there ioS tue
~ highly rectabe gentleman ohe press who assured me
had cusr,d with the agent in question and credited MS
m py st 6ps, tut subsequently, as he heard nothing
Of that re-rI esonee hegsn to su-Peet an
Je,spuf susepm Mey 9. 1851 r. l. pA"NO"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

Now REApY.-An extensive assortment sf we'll
made and upeor SPRING Of the best materials and most
fashionable extremely low prices Entire s.iae ION guar
sn,nsd EDWARD T. H.CKETr,
~''' Emnorum No 100 Ful
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
ENTINsIYE rERENPTORY ~ALE. BY ORDER OT ND

FrEctT tTOgs o. MLLEDoLER EsTsTf-ALRfRT II NcotAY
vi THs DAY. s. y Ooek the Aerrhsl ESeh,aEs Nev
Ycr ysllalle LoTs eld GoKEs with water ghf Of le
sSoer llfh. l5h. iG.h, li7h llsh, 5h lIrh
lN I'D lIds. Az ME A. and ~ asd Aavs Ha'iem Tas
ighf tEe Harlem River
tieu. 80 o. Wsfd IIsud T- Secolds Rssd
hnitcd this prop aid Dperto1 sbOg the l5th Of
which al greatly sshne@ hs Fare of t Prnpsr7
Tsrrn70 per boud su N9ngsge. Tile i1dUpulsbs
FOR urIs sG FIJI IsIi lsT aIry 20 The AucfioaesE No
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

Il
n, VOC pRfDCF. kEENE . MOOEE.. Lynn Mass
81 Our hos ongcrs 70 make use or sell sew
~ uuier my 10 II h. gbecB revoked and surrendered
ELIAS HOWE, Jr, Pa'entee Of the
3D., ~ ~ Mtehiue No IS Htnoyerst, Boston, and No 5O1
no. New o.k-Miy I, 1854.