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Smyrna times., 1855-08-22
THE GREAT
INVENTlORs OF the AGE!
Economy against Waste

TIE subscribers having obtained the Patent
Night to manufacture the IMPROVED COM
POSI ATTACHMENT OR FERTILIZER.
are pleased 10 inform the AgriculturalIst and
others that they are fully prepared to attach
this hIghy celebrated patented Compost to
every Drlll desired The design OF this mycu.
tion is to furnish the farmer with a Machine
simple IN Its construction, durable in ITS make
and at cost comparatively small, which Will
enable Inn 10 sow with his main the Comnost
Hanures, which the experience of every prac-
tical farmer goes to prove is the greatest terti-
llzer brought into use. The mixture OF ashes
and guano is contended by some to be the best
way IN which guano should be used. as II IS
saving to the farmer of leo per cent in his
outlay and almost treble IN the enhanced yaIue
OF ms product, though this Machine is adap.ed
10 the use OF Guano IN any form when he mr.
mer mny think proper 10 use It, The G ruff
Gates which follow, though the Attachment has
Just come INTO use, are irOln somc Of the most
Intelligent and practical farmers in Virginia
IL Is shown, by the tests which have have beep
made, that 40 Lbs. of guanu o. sown by tins
Attachment, IS better than POE .Gs. brotIcast
IL works with ease and regularity, C. Il, s..rcelv
be gotten out Of order. can be altac1eg 80 ii.
most any description OF Dr!.s. aad ~, "a hort.
what the farmer just needs, AND their true m.
terests demand.
BOWMAN, ELLIOTT g. BRlNTON
MachInists, Smyrna, Del
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Rhodes Fever 81 que Cure,
Or. Natures InfalIibic SDeci6c

E'Ok the Prevention and Cure of Intermittent ort
h"m"tent Fever>, Fc\ers and Ague; G. Ills and
reteI, pnmh Agnc General Dcbllny Night Swe,ts
anu All Olher t0nIS ot disease which have a cnulm,
origin IN Malaria or MiasIna This subr lr oIm,,,J,s
poison which al certain seasons is uavmdahIv inhaled
al every breath Is the same in character where,rr il
eXlsts,-NOrth. South, EasI Wesi,-and will evrry
where yield 10 this newly discovered antidore Winch
Is claimeu TO be the greatest discovery ia medicine
ever made
Tins specific is so harmless that it NAV he ,kcn by
persons oi every age. cOnG ltiun and " III no,
substitute for one disease Others SUI wOrsc rs * ,n
olieh The result IN The of Qulnine Aercurv
ArSelll and OlIer Poisonous eleIerInus dr,. mn,
particle o any OF which is admitted INTO Tins I,r,.,
ration. - "
The pr preior distinctly claims these cyIranrn,r,,
results from The use U this Natural AntidOlc To Nlnn
ria. ~
II Will entirely project any Resident or trayel,rcy.n
III Ihe mpsl sIrky or swampy localities from any A.dr,
or Billions Disease whatever any INJURY from Cun.
sLnlly mhaiIng Malaria or Miasmi
II Will instantly check the Apue in pcrsnns vl.,
nave suffered for any length OF time from one day To-
'Mehty years, SO III they need have another
chi'' bY continuing IT'S Use according To directions
II Will immediately relieve all distressing results of
Bilious or Ague diseases. such general debility night
sweaIS, DC. The patient Secins 10 recover m
petite aud strength. aud CnmImnCs umIll a uctmanrnt
hnd radical cure ~ clfeCltt.
Finally. Is use Will hrnIsh Fever and Agnc f.,,,
families, and all classes. Farmers and all lan,ri,,
men 10y adopting as preventive will be free gr,,,
Ague or Bilious attacks IN thai season of The vonn
while II is the most scky, is the M ST Valuable one '
them. " '"'''""'e ""e F"
some may require more ''
Directions printed IN Eormon Cso,oL - g.,
trade. SO'''6 "''"e !" Ua
irlne circulars forwarded application and the
c'e VIII he consigned liberal Terms TO responsible
parties IN every section of the country
may2 SLY rr'y'IcnDe
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Gold Lever Watches, full jewelled, ~ carat
cases, S1o I'M
Gold Lepine Is k. u ON
Silver Lever, full Jewelled, - on
Silver Lepiue, levels, { tn
Superior Guaruers, IN
Gold Speciacios, ,n
Fine Silver, do. IN
Gold Bracelets . ~
Ladies Gold Pencils ! rn
HhfeT ga SiTnis set, SO
Holu % ens' WIN ielHil ana silver Holder, ] 90
plan, cents, lalent lS3 Lunet 25 other article. IN
proportion. All goods warranted To he " ,a, they are
sold tor. STAUFFER a HARLEY
On hard, some Gold and Silver Levers and Iavors
sun o"er tiaIl The above prices. Aug. 81.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-22
j. II. WILLIAMSON,
Fpenter and Esu5IsIo

w respectfully inform The citizens of Smy,. !.
20 a. ihe country generally that he ~ pre,r,r"I
nosI anoia aus ol Carpeniefing am BuldinR on iho
' 80 w't'cVinihodallng terms Having had sever.I -
peece ep.n' ia building both in cIy aud c0unIr, ~, 4
sian ~ ,l none but good workmen with eric, al,e
bned S;'h "Ss aIid interest OF those Interested com
Of WIN lelr work he hopes 70 receive Ibea sss q
= Pano"0ge from The buiidIng eomngniIy S'f''P
sorImaa1 or intend wo aI6P to keep hand gene ns
ors' Doors' Door Frames, WIndows, &c a. ,,,,, "ss ior
prices ihall can be made by hand '""oi '""ef
suop :, J. r. Williamson
Ne, ssre9s Sd e. below Main, smyrna Del! Oo'H'
Smyrna times., 1855-08-22
BEES. Rev. T.. L.. LangstrOtA's
Patent Movable COMR REE HIVE

Patent Movable COMB BEE HIVE.
&WARAllNG time is apDroachng--a par,act HIVE
~ Is now presented TO the publIc-a lew of It's ad-
van'aGes over IL others The Comb (separalclv)
Honey and Bees can be taken out, examined aud re-
placed III i've minutes, with impunIty, without injury
the precise situation of the Hive and Bees ascertaned
IN moment the greatest possible security against the
moth stock multiplied at pleasure, perfect protection
against heat or cold, swarming or non swarmng Hive
at pleasure, %c., &c In fact this Hive Possesses all
the advantages Of all the Hives ever constructed with
the evils OF none Of them. Bee keepers are particu
ary invited TO call aud examine The Hive 1t has
bee pronounced, by all who have seen il the only
periec' hive IN existence Langslrohs work ON the
Bee sent hy mail Oh receipt of 81 .25 Inlivnual
rights, So Township and County rights sold low
Hives nj from 81 t0 ST. On receipt of SI2, live
Right and Book will he sent
PlIINEAS J. MAIIAN,
Apiary, Cenlrevillc South Camden ~ J.
BUSINESS ADDRESS--No. IS6 Chestnut ST., PhIla.
dclphia.
will receive proposals for the supply OF anv mum.
mtr Ol swnrlns IN swarmng season. will find the
Hives and deliver them at any and all landings in
Delaware, from whence the contractor will receive
and return them. Cash paId on delivery. Address,
promptly, above p j. NJ
may l6-2m
Smyrna times., 1855-08-22
Very Valuable and Desirable
Real 4, state


49, NOV offered and will be sold upon reasona-
EXi,, 1v BILE terms. AT PRIVATE SALE
k&ii1 MANSION or FONT HILL FARM situated
West Of the Town of Smyrna and Immediately
adjacent thereto containing about 300 ACRES of arabic
LAND, in highly improved condition. possessing
every advantage private residence and profitable
agriculture Upon this Farm less Than CO. 900 bush
els of Lime 10000 bushels of Wood Ashes and so tons
of Guano have been spread within the past years. be-
sides great variety of other concentrated fertilizers,
and the plong under green crops of Oats Buckwheat
Clover, &c, all Of which has also been covered twice
thrice with the best stable and barn yard manures.
The whole tract is inclosed with tbs best and most
substantial chestnut and white oak fencing; about
five thousand dollars expended in the erection Of OUT
BUILDINGS. comprised in which is everything requE
site to a highly improved and we'll directed Farm.
SSs Acres are allotted TO the most choice vare
! Ts@ lies of Apples. Peach, Pear, Cherry, Ounce
~FgTs Plum and Apricot; besides the Garden abound
@~- in well selected strawberry, raspberry. grapes
&c.
Any one wishing To purchase will be shOwI he pr
perty by the undersigned. ....
Near Smyrna, Feb. %, '5i.tf
Smyrna times., 1855-08-22
"PHIIS' CdH De eHectuaIIy cured by
Doctor HOOHand's
CELEBRATED
q E r M A n BITTERS.

German Medicine Store-No l2O Arch street
one door below Sixth, Philadelphia.
heir power over the above dI Is not eNcelle
IL eqnalied' by any other preparation IN the Innc
STATES as the cures ATTEST many cases after skGL
physicians had failed
These Bilters are worthy The attention of Inyaiids
Possessing great in the OF The liver
ana lesser glands, exercising The searchng rowr,
III weakness and affections O the dgeslly organs, they
are Mllhal sale, certain and pleasant.
Testimony from DciaWdre and MarylGMd:
Nathaniel 7. Luft Ere ieTica Drl AugusI ID 1853
says: would niOIm YOU llat have used one bot
tie Oi your German BIIters OF the Liver ConulmIst
4 ana have found great IelieI tlerelrcn Please send
mo dozen OF II, and some ef the Tar Ointment
Chas. Robinson. EasIon. Md Jan 9th 1880 sad
Ny wife a:d myself have ed more benefit from
your mcIclne, than any other have ever taken Tor
! the Dysprlsth and Liver Disease"
Daniel Hope. Jr. 81. h hel's. Mi. March | lSj2
said: have sold all OF your Iiulii,ds Biticrs II
has taken well and rendered satisfaction
Sni"non Ruler. DEMON, Md SrIi 20 1851 sand.
al am entirely GU of your German iiiiers Th,\ sell
~Cii and give salisl;cItum''
john II. kIrg. PrIuces~ Anne, Md. june d 1872
S;d The ln'tri Il Blers are esteemed an rAccll,ii
mcdlcine and docs take Nth all c>scS IA iS conn.
Try"
They are entirety vegetable, free from all nnru,s
my edIeiS or alcoholic SlImuants. alMa;S slrtn hr
my and never prDStrauug the sysipn,.
FOR sale hulesale bv Druggists M all the prucina
Cities and al retail by apoihecares and >lurekreutrs m
every town IN the UnI!ed States
Price ID cents per bottle.
For sale by d. LOCKWOOD, SMYRNA. Del
and NJ V. BOYER, Millington Nd.
Nav s. Silly.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-22
BOOT HALL, Philadelphia.

June l3-3m.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-22
ST. 90 PROCLAMATION.

Near SMYRNA, Feb. %, '5i.tf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04

ilanis. Their clannishness apd pre7ump;-
ion have arfayed against them a snpst iaF-
iaidabls party, Which would lake away
fr9m Them all their Polilical privileges
They are threatened With the formation Of
2 mighty Native American}pariy, wtlse
sole prDaipl; Is hostility 10 them aud their
naasnce. Thy seem 70 he doing eyepY-
iling IN lbylr Po%er. sikh shoTI-sighied'
nfs; alai9sl unparalleled. 10 give strength
70 lle Organization Which tbeir bigouy &
rlannishnvss haze cglledin being. Hay-
ing isolated themselves lrom those whv
weie Wiling 40 c9nfsF upon tbem political
privileges, as long as ibey prove tLem-
selves worldly Of them, 10, whom can ,lhey
appeal for aid against those who would now
put a barrier .Letween the forcisne and
the ballo.-boz? ~.....4.
Had they acted as oaluralized Ameri-
cans and adhered 10 their political associa-
ton with their native friends, no, forInida-
ble public feeling, such as wenow see per-
yading the country to their prejudice.
Goull have been elected. They find tliai
demagognes have exaggerated their inGu-
ence, and that yorty organization Is more
uSefm 10 Mep haR Meir rofeS ore ~ Il. I'm.
less a great change takes place in their pol
icy, it does not require much foresight tc
see they will doom themselves TO political
destruction. 1t is time they repuliateC
{. the miserable demagogues and fattercrs
who have placed them in their present pc
silion, and drawn down upon their head.
such torrentof American resentment =
Letthem look at the fhreatning political in
dications by which they are surrounded
and inquire into the causes that have pro
duced them. They win discover that they
are in great part owing TO the bigotry snl
claNpisbncss that has characterized thei
action at the polls, as German and Irish
rather than American members Of the grea
political parties WHICH dispute betweel
, them the supremacy 6flhe country. Th'
pretensions which they osten;aiously urg
ed in their behalf, in respect to sharing i
Offices and political nominations, have yer.
naturally caused most Intense disgust il
the minds Of their native fellow citizens
whohaye seen a foreign birthplace mad
the point upon which political favor de
p nded. These are plain truths, which
becomes them 10 consider when delibcra
ting upon what shall be their political ac
ton in future.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04
The Protestant .AlIiance.

One Of the distinguishing traits of the
Anglo-Saxon race has ever been hostility
to oppression Of all kinds, both temporal
and spiritual. Hence England was one Of
the first countries to embrace the Reforma-
ton, although the assumptions of the Ro-
man Church met with much opposition
long before that period, from the manly in
dependence Of the English. Ever since the
Reformation England has been the bull
work Of Professionalism in Europe. 1t was
the piety and zeal of the Church of Eng
land; it was the wisdom and prudence Of
British statesmen; itwas the strong arms
and brave hearts of Protestant Englisbmen,
which time and again preserved the Prot.
estant Church from destruction. England
yet remains deadly and dangerous fco Of
Romanism, and this Republic ought 10
stand SIDE ~ side with her, i: IL,
All the signs of the times Indicate that
tho final great struggle between PoPery
and Professionalism is fast apploaching.--
Never has the Protestant feeling, Of the
world been more fully aroused. The same
zeal now animateS the Protestant Church
which was felt in the earlier periods Of the
! Reformation. There is now a missionary
spirit abroad, such as has never prevailed
since the days of the Apostles. The Prot
estants of Great Britain and the United
States have contributed millions Of dollars
during the past fifty years for the spread Of
the Bible, and tile support Of foreignmis,
sions., These two nations now occupy the
front rank of opposition to Popery, ant
these two nations will spread throughou
tho world, the pure doctrines Of the primi
tive church, English and American mis-
sionaries. deferred BY no dangers Or OBJ
staclos, now preach the gospel 10 ever!
nation and tongue and Kindred under tn
heavens.
These things the cunning priests of Rom
we'll know. Hence they Have an especia
dislike towards England and the Unitet
States. Hence they desire 10 destroy tn
free institutions Of these counties, the mos
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04
LANCASTER OHIO THURSDAY MORNING, Get: 4 1883. .a4

happy and prosperous under The sun, be-
cause they reject and abhor Popery.@ Why
should we wonder then, at The hostility OF
Papists to free schools, free speech and free
presses They know how fatal these
things are totleir superstitious system OF
religion. Let us no. llcn. Americans
descendants, Of The noble AngIo Saxon
stock!-forget our hcreditary>hostility to
Romonism until We have trampled The en-
emy under foot, and when the great final
contest comes, may our bright stripes and
stars wave side by side, with tie glorious
cross Of st. George, over holy Protestant
alliance against Popcry and every other
form of DeSpotism s aJ f, s-..,-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04

~ 80 s.a,t s.,
Patriotism has justly been considered in
all ages, and in every country, one Of the
nobleSt feelings Of the human bosom, A
desire to promote the honor, glory and
prosperity of the land of our birth sequal-
ly natural and proper. 1t is this which
conducts nations to the highest summit Of
fame and glory. 1t was this which made
ATHENS renowned in arms, the seat Of com
merce, the home Of literature and the arts
It was this which conducted the legions of
ancient ROME from victory.to victory and
from conquest to conquest, until her proud
empire became co-entensive with the world.
In modern times the operation of this
same feeling Of patriotism, has crowned the
British standard with laurels upon a thou
sand battle-felds, and given the "sea-girt
isle" dominions on which the sun never
ceases to shine. The past glory of BRIrAIN
ILLS the heart Of every EugIishthan with
Just pride, and inspires him with a deter
mlnaii9n never to see that glory tarnished
in the future. .,...-..
The history of the world is filled with
daring and illustrious deeds achieved by
patriotism. Brief as has been our nation-
al career, Americans can point to many
bright and unsurpassed instances cf patri,
otic devotion to the welfare and glory of
our country. One of the chief designs of
the American organization is to cherish
and keep alive in the bosoms OF all native
born citizens high sense Of national homer
and pride. We do not wish our country
to become an Ireland or Germany; We
wish it to remain what it was made by our
English ancestors, the home of Freedom
and Professionalism. If foreigners will
come TO this country we wish them to be-
come thoroughly Americanized before we
admit them to share in the government
Every foreigner, if lie has the soul Of {
mail, is attached to the land Of his birth
Although he may renounce his allegiance
in form, he can never do it in reality
When admitted to a share ii the govern.
ment, he strives to make the institution,
and manners Of this cotntry conform tc
the'ideas in. regard to these subjects, which
he has brought with him from Europe. l
then, Americans were to suffer foreigners
70 control the government, we would soof
lose our natiQhality. Our Common Schoo
would be closed, the Bible would becom,
a prohibited book, and the press shackeled
On the.other hand, if Americans rul
America" the institutions established b,
the wisdom of our ancestors will continu
to flourish and improve, the proud title o
AMERICAS will be honoEed and respecter
throughout the entire globe. ,s =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04
McdiII, TrI,mbic and Chase.

These three gentlemen are at this time
before the people Of Ohio as candidates for
their suffrages, for the high Office of Gov
ernor, Each ofthem possesses the, requis-
ite capacity for the position, and every in
telligent voter, consequently, must be guild
eIin his choice, by motives Other. than
the unworhiness Of either of the candi
dates. Mr., MEDlLL is the nominee of The
old line Nebraska Democracy, and his
election win be hailed as triumph Of the
present PIERCE Administration Mr..
TRrNDLE is the nomine of small Conven-
ton of ultra men composed of Wings and
Know Nothings, who have allowed their
personal fellings 10 urge them into hope,
less opposition, the only result Of which
must be defeat to themselves, and to. their
candidate. Mr.. CHASE is. the nominee of
a Cqnyention. representing the mass Of our
people, upon an absorbing Question Of the
day-that of Slavery ertenSioa. and his
election will be a gratifying triumph of a
Republican principle, while his defeat
would be morlifying termination 10 a
contest SO gloriously comenced last Fall
Either MEDGLL, the old line Nebraska
nominee, or CHASE, the Republican nom
inee. will be the next Governor of Ohio
| 1t is worse than folly to expect the election
! Of fTnlMBLE; as he cannot, under the pres
ent division of the voters Of the State, get
more than 1.-THE of the Hotes that will be
cast at the coming election. We believe
I This is a fair Statement of the condition OF
=, f a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04
The Maine Election;

The editors of the Eaale,: eertaili that
the democracy 6f- Ohio will meet
with an overwhelming defeat this fall, are
endeavoring to DRAW some consola.ion from
fhe result of tho recent Ms;:ne cleo,
That Is a vain task, gentle. lien. Every in
tsiiigeut reading nsn knows that the recent
result of the Maine election was brought
about by the Temperance aud other local
Questions. Had the issues in Maine been
as few and simple as they are in Ohio, the
Kepublican candidates would all have been
triumphantly elected in that State. If the
question Of a prohibitory liquor law were
now agitated in Ohio, it would be impossi-
bic 70 tell what the result would be. .as
With the great issues now before the
people Of Ohio, we have no fears as to the
result. The citizens of this State desire
to give lasting rebuke to the represents
tives who betrayed them In the last Con
gress. They desire to show the rest Of
the Union that Ohio is nnalterably oppos.
ed to the further extension Of Slavery
They desire to remove from office those
corrupt men who have robbed the public
treasury and oppressed the people with an
immense load of unjust taxation. The davs
OF the Treasury Eaters are, numbered:.-
their sscendancy in 0hiois at an end.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04
''rhs Treasury Eaters!' !''--IIow they gain-
cd the title.
REAn4fI

Oar readers have often observed in our
paper the term Treasury Eaters" as ap-
piled to the Red Lodge Clique, who have
held control CT tho county Offices for the
last tcenty gears, or more. Running thro'
the Duplicates iqa in the AUDITORS Office some
time since, We were struck with the enor-
nous and onoroHs ihrrrase, Of taxes fof the
past fifteen, years. Curiosity led lis TO
look at the "Grand Total Of The taxes laid
upon our citizens for sta!e' county, and
other purposes, as they came upon the Du-
plicate for collection off the tax; payers.
IS4O, when lancaster and Fairfield
county did quite as much business as she
does now, the Grand Levy was THIRTY ,
SEVEN THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED
AND TWENTY SIX DOLLARS NINE
NY THREE CENTS AND FIVE MILLS
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04
s.. i< For the NmcFIcan Clipper. ~ '!'ss11.t
tsreat Democratic Outpourins mt the Cross
Roads SchooIhouse ia Pleasant tR! q,

s. 10 -..rtn-F. ...... s.f k9LIis XVI tlOOO'
Eds. Amer Clipper; you have ex-
pressed a, desire tofhear ofthe proceedings
Of the Sag, NIGHTS throughout the county,
| have ayailed myself OF this opportunity
ofgiving you sketch of the great demo,
cratic meeting held at the above named
place on last Friday evening" 81. .ises,.
The meeting had been-aunounced, and
the speakers were present; the one being a
preacher orthe Fairfield county iiNoyiee"
not a preacher of the, Gospel but. a
preacher Of Sag Nchtism, Gor / verify be-
heye if he was TO preacha sermon without
using misrepresentation he would heeqme
so alarmed and astonished at himself that
he would at once leave the "upterrifed,P
and try to escape for, his life, The olheT
speaker was Jesse Leohner. The ysstau
dience was composed Of two Sag Nichtz
and six Know Nothings. i7g4F v,-s.
The preacher aud his e4horter seeing
the condition Of their party and for fear 0
an explosion, leftwilhout even administer
ling a word Of comfort to their two breth
ren, What,s pity Medill was not there t.
comfort them in their sorrows, u s,,1
Yours, De- i a..s.,.,s..; I,
.,. .VEBITATIs' AMoRE,
I GE The two last steamers took overon
4 4 I., E,,,aaa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04
Betting on Governor.

We are opposed to betting-every body
knows that; but when. men attempt game
Of "brag" in order 70 show TO the world,
that they have great deal Of confidence in
the election OF certain men, we feel like in
dulging The other side by giving publicity
To- proposition which is made in "bloody
earnest" A gentleman who has tie rocks.
and who has won more or less money on,
every important e!oction for the last Is
years proposes to make bets as follows:
/; slst--That Salmon T.. Chase will be O.
lected Governor of Oiio. . -.
2I-That Chase will get 10000 MAJOR
i,y in the, counties north of the.~Nationsh
road. inclu ling giheeounties through which
it passes. s...cF 60
3D. That Chase4will get l0, 600 naior'
i'v in the counties east 4oE the MuSkingutn
river. -g acass, ..tia.i
.4ih--That Gjisse will get majority in,
/ ten counties south of ihe National road,
and Wssl of The Maslingum river. 49,
5.h-That Mediit will not get MAORI
ty IN more than 25 counties in tie State. :
6;h-That ,Ffiubie will not get a ma
I ioritv in any one s9Gnty. :. ~
7tI,-That Chase viii get more majority
over Me1iA than Trimble will get votes.
Thol.boye bets tobat taken together. and
to be form siO TO $50 each, to suit tho
/ pile or the zeal of,the person PROPOSING.
I to take them = .Nac Lexington Loeomosive.
Hero is fine chance. for senae. Of tho
tz, Nr;hl.,,s n .,.,,lots. roncertionists -