davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-28

THE NEw GOVERNOR OF NEBRAsKA.-Mr.
Shannon, the new Governor of Nebraska.
formerly occupied the Chief Magistracy of OLio
lie is Il politician Of considerable experience
and has been before the public in one capacity
or another for something like twenty years. III
1852, he was elected to Congress from the
Seventeenth District, and kept his seat until
last March. lie voted in favor Of the Nebraska
Bill al! supported the measures ofthe Admins
iration generally. In an intellectual point Of
view, he cannot be considered first class mar
but he nevertheless possesses tact, talent and
energy: and p'oti'ing BY the experience Of his
immediate predecessor he will probably afford
tulerablr satisfaction
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-28

The population If tie city Of New York, as
enumerated bY tn" recent cersls, is 623,243,
considerably less than WAS anticipated.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-28

WAS .. r:ir NIn>7a:9 'i::*hGxA:n--ihc
.:eys ror :rattad Of being exposed. II Paris
a.. umds. erou,d ). !ccuc!i :. drs tHclsc or
fflcor :..ches ~idc. ~ .E'ci tue y ::"a are
placed sde BY side i:at 80 az nct to touch
s.cs uthcr, Liquid h.tun,cn !. !lcu poarcd on
,h.D which sprrcurds Tie r;c. aud coa,pstc
,y i,olalcs them. 1t secures tl:cn: from the
dancer Of being exposed to r,ale, olent persons
.nd Of being dersng ed by atmospheric influence
Tne wires from the 1uicries to the Ministry
# the Interior have been laid down in this
manner, and others arc II course Of execution
on the quays and in the Rue Rcheliea. The
same pa,. is 10 be adopted at Lyons.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05

knowledge Of the government both State
and National, and ridieuIed in most happy
style. the idea of reform" coming from he
party Of fragments" The power and se-
verify of bis deuuhciaIion Of Know Nothing
ism, brought forth thunders OF applause.
His speech was a telling one, logical and
argumentatiye, with pleasing manner Of IL
lustration. Tie closed his discourse with a
most magnificent eulogy of our glorious u
MON and patriotic appeal for its presena-
lion, which could not fail TO find a response
in every heart present.
Tue interest manifested in this meeting
was not confined to the men alone. numbers
of1he "fair sex" were in attendance, ami
mating our speakers by their enliyening pre-
sence and smiling applause. When they
takepa against this proscnptye oath bound
ogarchy, as they are universally doing, its
fate cannot long remain uncertain. The
time was when the opposition arrogated TO
themselves all the deceacy, but that time is
past. We are glad lhat the ladies did not
attend the fusion Know Nothing meeting,
to have their modesty shocked by that ar
rant blackguard Tom Ford. But nothing
Of the kind traaspited at our meeting, and
we.are sure they Advent away highly plea
sed, and determined to use all their power.
/ (ard they are not small in favor of the De
mocracy and against Know Nothingism.
4 In the evening, Mr.. James d. TAYLOR, o
/ Columbus, addressed the citizens of Cadii
in the Court House in very elegant man
ner. He is pleasing speaker, and The sin
cerity of his manner convinces an audienc,
that his sentiments come from the heart
4 His speech produced an effective impress
sion.
4 Thus closed the performances Of the Bis
-al went off in peace and harmony. TIL
4 people Of this county are fully aroused L
the importance Of the contest, and there cal
be no doubt about the triumphant election
Of the whole Democratic ticket. Keep th
bali rolling.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05
Senatorial Convention.

A meeting Of the delegates Of the
Senatorial District, composed Of the coun
ties Of Belmont and Harrison, convened in
the town of Flushing, in Belmont county, on
Tuesday the Goth day Of August 1856.
On motion, Asa Holmes. OF Harrison co.,
was called to the Chair, and Neiswanger
and D. 8, Coultrap, were appoiated Secre.
.taries.
On motion Smith r Watson, Of Harri-
son co., was nominated by acclamalion.
Mr. Watson was called for, and in brief
address thanked the Convention for the hon
.or conferred upon him. The Convention
was seyerally addressed by Messrs. r. S.
Clark and Alex Patton.
Resolved That the proceedings Of the
Convention bc signed BY the officers and
published in tie Democratic papers in the
District.
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
Asa HoLaEs, Pfes't
| NEIswAHGER,
D.. s. CouLTRAP, Sec'ys.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05


''The baloting then commenced; nd on
the second ballot Ephraim Clark, regular
adhering, active member of the K N, and
an old fugitive slave law Whig, was nomi-
mated. Mr. Clark, it is generally under
stood is an opponent Of Mf. Chase, and in
tends to vote for Trimble. Sentinel.
sour neighbor is mistaken as 10 Mr.,
Clark's position, or Intentionally misrepre
sents linn. Prior to the nomination OF Mr.
Clark we supposed he belonged to the A
meriean party, but we are now satisfied that
be is not member of that order Mr.. c.,
does not now and never did favor the Flu.
gitive Slave Law. He has always been an
anti Slavery Wing, and has always sup
ported the nominees Of that party, including
Mr. Sloan, at the last election. At the
coming election Mr. Clark will vote The Re
publican ticket State ard county, including
Mr.. Chase. - Republican.
&E~N Now we generally know what we
are talking about. When we said hat Mr..
Clalk was member Of the Know Nothing
organization we knew it was so. Who
was elected township clerk on the know.
nothing ticket in Green township lastspring?
Ephraim Clark. Here is further evidence
You are or were member of the order
You state above that you supposed he be-
longed to the American patty. Did you
not know that he did? The idea Of you
being a member Of the order and not know
who the prominent members were is "su
preme|y ridiculous" His vote in the col.
venton, and his vote in Cadiz township
prove the fact. AS the "order in this coun
Ity is on the decline, " as you say, it wont
| DO fer its prominent members to commence
IcrawGshing. We have no doubt but tlia
! you, Mr.. Clark and all the rest OF the mem
bers Of the order, are heartily ashamed O
ever having belonged to such an orgaiza
ton. No one doubts that. But YOU will
have to stand up to it, and acknowledge
the corn" If Mr.. CLARK never did belong
to the order, let him come out over his owl
signature and say SO.
AS for Mr.. Clark being in favor of the
fugitive slave Law. that is very easy proven
Who was ii that advocated the election .
our friend John G. Kerr for the senete il
1851 on the grounds Of Mr.. K being in ia
yor Of that law? Ephraim Clark Dit
not Mr.. CLARK oppose antifugitise slave lay
meetings? You can't 'tmake an ans-siayery
man, friend Hatton, out ofan old whig lik
Mr., CLARK in q day Or two. II Is thin,
''that can't be did" You need not attemp
lii. You will fail in the effort The pso
lple ofthis county are not as easily gullet
as you imagine. They know Mr. Clark
principles, without any plastering.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05
Ohio Caltivator Office, Columbus. Aug. '5
The Canvass ii Eastern Oaio.

The Independent Alnerican,of 81. CIairs
yil'e, HOSTS the name Of Allen TrimbIs
lone, and with more consistency than some
others, drops All the Fusion ticket, Ii also
has full separate legislative and county
ticket, surmounted with tho designation. Of
American, (K NJ The candidates for
the legislature are Charles Warfel. for the
Ssnate. and James N Turuer and Dr. Rob
ert Hamilton for |he House. The fusion
has thus met with another repudiation.
The Democracy Of the same Senatorial
district, Belmont and Harrison. have nomis
mated Smith Watson for the Senate The
opposition press say the Consention was
large and Harmonious, The Democrats Of
eastern Ohio are united and enthusiastie.
and ccn6dentially expect 70. o.lriamph Al iae
polls.--[ States.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05
Eneonraeinp Siens-


The Senatorial Convention held at Flash
ing, on Tuesday. was better attended than
any one we have had in this Senatorial
District for years past. This is another
evidence that the Democracy are ready for
action. A truly fraternal spirit and perfect
oneness Of sentiment peryades our ranks
One Of the causes Of lhis encouraging state
Of things Is the fact that our party has Ia.
ken high grounds, and recognize as the
true aud reliable landmark Of Democracy
only those great and eternal principles
which are embodied in our political creed
principles that are based upon tie Con-
slitution and the Rights of Man.
Another reason for the encouraging state
Of things among the Democracy is, that ey
cry man feels that there is work before
him-that there is now something for HIM
to do. Prescription, Bigotry. and Intoller.
ence have raised their heads, and assailed
our beloved institutions. The course OF
events is steadily awakening and eoncen
trating the energies of the Democracy
-"fhe Democratic party may be likenec
to the house of the wise man of the scrip.
lures; which was founded upon rock. III,
rains of sectional discord may descend up
on 1.-THE fnods of party strife may come
and the tempest of faction and Know Moth
ingism may blow and beat upon it. and ye
it will not fall. Its foundation is upon tn,
immutable principles of truth, and 18th,
gates of he'll shall not prevail against it.''-
I ISt. Calrsyille Gaz.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05
Democratic Meetings.

Last Thursday, Friday and Saturday
were days that we shall long remember
On Thursday we were at Carrollton. where
Gov. Medill, Ex-senator Chase, Col. Nc.
Cook, Hon. John A. Bingham, Hon. r. j.
Atkinson and D. w. Stambaugh met in de-
bate. The debate as a general thing was
fairly and honorably conducted. Each
speaker acquitted himself very well. The
audience, with the exception of fe4 Kaow
Nothngs, conducted themselves with the
utmost decorum. The everlasting principles
Of Democracy were ably vindicated by Gov.
Medill, Col. McCouk, and Maj Atkinson.
We did think that Chase 4 Co., would a
little rather have had no debate, when they
got thr ugh. The Democracy "made ey-
erything." The crowd in attendance was
small.
OF Fridays proceedings we have given q
full account in another column.
On Saturday we went to Steubenyille,
where NE heard GOV. MeJill deliver the a.
blest and most asgumentatiye speech tha
we have ever listened to. We have neyel
heard its equal This was the common re-
mark Of number of old wings, and the
unanimous voice Of every Democrat. w,
I had to leave before Senator Pugll and Mr.
Taylor spoke. The crowd was large and
lrespee!able.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05

Ew Mr., Chase, who i now persmbula
ting ths State, denoearipg the repeal Of the
Missouri Compromise as breach oI faith.'
has made repeated attempts in The Upited
saies Spnste q repeal the Compromise Of
1850. which Involves A much stronger
gi,feaeA ofFill. becavsc that compromise
was founded apon lbe Constitution. The
soke ii III " thgt Chassis not IL favor Of
restoring IIie Missouri Compromise. and
gould pa p,ll i baeb ifh4 bad the power.
re sl,iaks i vas originally ! lev not .Gt to
be passed q q STAY apeatie statute book
Mhg does he then paks such boiler 0.
Nj III ieppale Simply becagse he il po-
iirisaI Jsn,agogpe and hsires % gel yote,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05
Hon. Thomas Means

lne Jaalclal convention winch met y w
az On last Friday nominated ths gentleman
y Z aeclaina.loa, g 'ae i'amocrauc candidate
iof 9uage z 'n's als.rlcs. 9ause means aa-
ring 'ne 'lme 'nas g has oeen upon me
eencn' mas won iof nlmsel. an'salng laurels
from az pafaeS ior 'ns aple' olghinea ana
wa sianher Mliieal as hils Presiuea. ~ Is
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05

EqUEsTRAN1sM AT THE STArE FAIR.-The
Ohio State Board Of Agriculture have
Icheerfully accorded the use ot lhe great dri.
wing ring upon the Fair Grounds for eques,
trian exercises during a portion Of the time
of the Ohio State fair, to be held in Colum-
bus on the 18th to 2lst September next
The State Board DO not assume any official
responsibility in this matter, but have left
the arrangement in charge Of the undersgn-
ed. who has taken council with his eques.
trian friends in different parts ef the State,
and is grati6sd TO find a general disposi,
lion to cooperate heartily in carrying out
such performance, in gen.eel and order
ly manner.
1t isnot designed to offer prizas for COM
lpetitionjn this department, or to have a
Board Of Judges to decide upon the rela
tive merits Of the riders; butevery lady whn
favors US with her presence in the saddle,
shall receive a copy of the 'Ladies Eques =
trian Manuel'-an illustrated book on
Horsemanship, and such other testimonial
as private liberality will enable us to be-
stow, while the general and special merits
of the equestrians will be passed upon on
lly BY the fifty thousand delighted specta-
tors who will witness them
We invite all our Lady Equestrians to
come up with sr)irit lo this extrcise a;tber
with or without escort. All who can, sho'd d
bring !heir fayorite horses; others should
bring their riding eqaipage, including side.
saddle ifpossible, and trust to their gentle.
men friends 70 procure horses upon the
ground OF In the city.
No fee Of entry is to be paid. Il propos-
ed 10 have the riding Of O'Clock Oh Thurs
day, the 20th, and at n o'clock Oh Friday
the 2ist, on which latter occasion an anna
| teur equestrian Drama viii be performed If
volunteer characters can be obtained.
The Pony Brigade, consisting Of boys IN
der Is years Of age, upon ponies not over
IA bands high, is to muster on Friday
Our young friends from abroad are invited
to join the Pony big de on chat occasion.
The uniform will be 4 dark cap, blue Or
black roundabout, white pants. Let Tie
Ionies sll turn out.
Ladies' disposed to join in the enspiriting
exercises Of eqlestrianism at the State Fair,
are requested to inform me Of their intcn.
lions previously, or at the Elitor's stand on
the Fair Grounds as early as convenient.
SD. HARRIs.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05

Of Prosecuting Attorney By aeclAmaiion.
This is an excellent nomination, one that
win meet with the almost unanimous re-
sPOnse of every voter in the county. The
Office needs good man to fllit. and Mr..
E. is every way qualified to do It.
For the Office Of County Surveyor. Sam,
uel Bell. Esq. Of Green township, was nom-
mated by acclamation. Mr.. Bell is an ex-
cellent Surveyor. This every man in the
county knows, and as natural consequence
they viii almost ananimoualy vote for him.
The office of the Director Of the Inirma
~ was next in order. The candidates were
John D. Wilson, Of Franklin, and Joseph
Thompson of Cadiz. On the first BALLOT,
John D. Wilson was nominated.
With Mr.. Wilson We have had no oppor-
tunity of becoming acquainted Those chat
are. say that he is well qualified for the Of
fee for which he has been nomnated.
The Office of Coroner was left vacant for
the Central Committee to fill.
A Central Committee was appointed and
the Convention adjourned,
To take the ticket through and through,
it is one that has never been equalled since
we have been in the county. Every man
on it is genuine Democrag and capable
ofproperly hlling the office for which he
has been nominated. Let the Democracy
Of Harrison county make.a determined ef
fort to elect al of them. 1t can be done.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05


Nor TRUR.-Ths last Sentinel CHARGES
that Alexander Bargar. the nominee for
Sheriff, is 'an old Fugitive Slave Law whiq.'
Il Is not true that Mr.. Bargsr ever favored
ed the fugitive Slave law, and Mr. Allen
knows their is not the slightest grounds for
such a charge Mr.. B. has always been an
anIi-slavery whig-he has always been true
to the party with whom he has acted, and
at the coming election he will support the
Republican State and county ticket entire.
= Republican.
ES-lf Mr.. Bargar "has always been
true to the party with which he has acted. :"
he sustained and was in favor Of the fugi-
tive slave bill. 1t was bis patty that was
in power when the law was passed His
conversion to anti-slaver yism is very recent
mot long enough to take hold. If you
keep on, Mr.. Hatton, you will make out
pretty soon, that there never was any gem
uine wings. Your gulibilty wont take.
How IS 1r?-The Steubenyille Herald
has the county ticket lately nominated by
the fusion know notLings of that county, at
its mast head under the title of "Repuhlican
county ticket, while the True American,
the know nothing paper Of that city, has the
same ticket Under its head, with the title o.
the American County ticket" Can Some.
body tell US which it is? "Is it "know
Nothing" or Republican" There is
great deception about this, and the voters
Of that county win find it out
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05
Mr.. Watson.

The Democratic nominee for Senator for
this district, lisa Young maa Of superior a.
.bilities--a practical farmer IAN able speak.
ef --and, iEclecled, will make an efficient
member of the Senate. 3. Clairsyille
Gaz.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05
Common Pleas JUDGE.

Ltaligepce from all parts Of this Judicial
sub division leave no doubt that Mr.. Means,
our present popular Judge, IS the choice Of
the people for election TO the post which he
now Sc enefgettically and acceptably Ellis
by appointment. The primary meetings ol
the democracy in this county have instrnc.
ted for him unanimously, and we learn that
he democratic county convention Of Tus-
carawas county has unanimously signifed
the desire Of The democracy Of that county
that he should run without The formality
of nomination. We understand the de-
mocracy of this county wellenough TO say
that this suggestion will meet with their
Appreciation; and we believe that Harrison
county, likewise will offer no objection.
We therefore venture to place The uama Of
Mr.. Means IN the ticket at the head Of our
columns, in The confident expectation that ii
viii be deemed unnecessary on all hands
to hold Judicial nominating convention.
As a ju lge, Nj. Means by his imparti
ality. gentlemanly department, prompt ad-
ministration Of Justice. and correct resdirg
Of the law. has won the good opinion Of ths
people, ofthe bar, and ofhis judicial asso !
siates, II q degree not surpassed BY either
Of the very distinguished jurists who have
filed the same post at any time for The last
twenty years. The people cannot get a
better judge, and We believe they will SO far
coincide with Us as to elect him BY hand
some majority .--Steu Union.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05

Eg-The Democracy Of Guernsey county
have nominated Che following excellent tick
et.-#Seuator. William Lawrence; Represen.
tatiyes, Hugh Wilson. James Anderson;
Treasurer, Matthias Zahnizer; Recorder,
Robert McEheny; Prosecutor. William r.
Wagstaf; Coroner, Henry Eagleston; Com
missioner, Joshua Brown Surveyor, AL.
Larimer; Director of Infrmary, w. b.
Frame. Democrats 81 Guernsey, you can
elect Vie above ticket u you work,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05

Rsr Asyillbe seeuby referense 10 The
proeee iinga af The Senatorial oonyeationain
another column that Smith mi Watson, of
tlis county, " our nominee for thas once.
M. Wss Danoefaay uo nap viii opposition.
He i one q the MOST saIaatsa men ihtbe
district A farmer ~ profession, and .
man shat will look wslIto tie Interests IL
bis constituents, should tllsy sas proper 10
elect him 0fhis election we have no
x ubt Bnt twill tale work IL sacafe.it.
Iet US all work, and ali win BIZ van.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05

Democratic County Ticket.
FoR REPRESENTATIVE,
DE-. THOMAS FINLEY, of Athens.
FOR sHERIFF,
THOMAS d. GRIMES, of Cadiz.
ron FREAsURERt
CYRUS GlLLMORE, OF Cadil.
TOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
JOSIAH NJ ESTEP, Of Cadiz,
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
RETURN NJ. KENNEDY, Of Moorefield.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
SAMUEL BELL, of Green.
FOR DIRECTOR or INFIRMAET,
JOHN. d. WILSON, Of Franklin.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05
Good Riddance---Solon Borland
Joined the Know Nothings.

Mr.. Solon Borland, editor Of the Little
Rock {Arkansas) Gazette and Democrat
has taken formal leave of the Democracy
and joined the Know Nothings. Every De-
mocrat in the Union viii rejoice over this a.
postacy, and say "good radiance to bad rub
bish." Borland is the drunken backyard
who disgraced his State, his party, his sta
lion and his country, by his pugilistic en-
counters in the United States Senate, Of
which body he was member few years
ago. His unbecoming and indecent beha.
viour in the Senate made him most noto-
rious character. Afterward he was sent to
Central America as Minister, and by his i'm
prudent conduct got the Government into
difficulties al Greytown, if the opposition
press was to be believed. He came home,
took the charge ofa bogus Democratic pa
per. and very naturally relapsed into the
sewer Of Know Nothingism, which is purify
ing the Democracy of its most unworthy
members. Foote of Mississippi Borland Of
Arkansas, and Clemens Of Alabama, were
all in the Senate in 1850, and did more to
Disgrace that body than all the Individuals
who were ever in it, from the formation Of
the Government in 1889 down to the pres.
ent time. They are now all Know Nothings
and rank among the leaders, in the South
n1,I r. a.,
faction. As Texas repudiated Houston.
Alabama the traitor Clemens, Tennessee the
traitor Donaldson, so will Arkansas spew
out the apostate Borland. - Cincinnati En-.
quirer.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05
@ ADIz, OHIO
WEDNESDAY EVENING -. SEP. 5, iss
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

TOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM MEDILL, offaiaield county
FoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JAMES MYERS, OF Lucas county.
roR IunsEs OF THE srPReNn COURT,
WILLIAM kENNoN, OF Belmont county.
ROBERT B. WARDEN, ofFrankin {"
FOR AUDITOR of STATE,
WILLIAM D. MORGAN, OF Columbiana county.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JOHN G. BRESLlN, OF Seneca county.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM TREYITT, cfFranklip county.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
GEORGE W McCOOK, of Jefferson county
FOR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC W RKs,
JAMES B. Sl'EEDMAN. Of Lucas county
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05
foreign aleps.
ARRIVAL go OF THE
STEAMER CANADA.

HALIFAX. Aug. s9.-The steamer Can.
ada reached here late last night, bringing
Liverpool dates to the 9Th inst.
queen Yietora was absent from England
on VISIT to the French Emperor.
The war news received is of importance.
including the destruction Of sweaburs bv
the Ailles' on the ilth inst, causing i'm
mense destruction of property.
Llprand' attacked the lines Of The Allies
on the Tehernaya, but was repuIsed with
great loss. The loss Of The Allies was til
fling.
The bOmbardment of fsebastopoI was FIX
ed for the nth inst.
cOMAERcrAL.-L Liverpool. Aug. r.
Breadstuifs dull; Flour dull. and declined
%; Wheat a triie lower; Corn declined is
%; Provisions steady, at unchanged rates.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-18
90 Get.

yHNO LGT-Two tenenents on Lafayette Street, oppo
. site the Junction Depot Inquire of
je26 A. THAYBi, 21S Main Stree.
~ EtSSg ,eF aha on
Southbrdge St. ready to be let. Rent low, to
good tenants. Apply to PHILANDER PUTNAM,
0rto L. S. p. HARRINGTON, 234 Main street.
% dts
VEyENEMENTS TO RENT.-E. e. ABBOTT
Co will have several Teuements to rent the LIST Of
October varying in price from $50 $125. For further
inormation enquire at their 0dce,
$40 diff no. Flasg's Building.