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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-31

+ rs For the Cadiz Sentinel
AT regular meeting ofthe Csdiz Temple
Ct Honor, No. sc, held on Monday evening,
October 22nd, 1855, E. II. Hearn, D. Bar
rett and J. &. Fighter were appointed a
committee to draft resolutions expressive of
the sense Of the Temple in reference to the
death of brother John H. Arnold, who died
IN Brown county, Kansas Territory, Sabbath
Sept. 5oth. 1885, reported the following,
which were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almig God, in
the dlspensation Of His Providence, to
take from life our esteemed brother, JOIN
IA. ARNOLD, on the 3oth Of Septemher,
1855, while engaged as an assistant Gov.
eminent Surveyor in Kansas Territory,
therefore,
Resolved, That in the death Of John II
Arnold we have lost an esteemed friend. so.
clety q worthy citizen, and the Temple Of
Honor ono Of its brightest ornaments and
most exc mplary members.
Resolved, That we heartily sympathise
with the bereaved parents and relatives oi
hi other Arnold in theirafflictions.
Resolved, That the pure and unexception
able life of our deceased brother, iustifes
our hopes that he was prepared for a sea-. iu
the Temple of God, where pain nor death
more can mar his eternal felicity.
Resolved, That as token of the respect
we feel for the memory of our deceased bro.
ther, We will each wear the usual badge Of
mourning for the space Of thirty days. and
that the Hall be dlaped in mourning for the
same time.
Resolved, That the members Of this TEN
pie tenderthereeartfelt gratitude to Messrs
Parr, Spencer, Evans and otaers for their
kind and brotherly care'to our esteemed
brother Arnold in his last illness.
| Resolved That the paPe,s in Cadis be re.
quested to publish copy of the foregoing
proceedings of this Temple, and that a copy
| OF the same be sent to the family of our de.
seased brother, and also to Messrs. parr
Spencer and Evans in Kansas.
AARON FOREMAN, w. G.
| II. b. JACKSON See srsu rs.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKEI

s October "a. az
Beef cattle, 1000 head sold at .7.5oalo
dolls. prices dropping. las ga 6a5
Sheep decliped; sales of 10000 head. ,sa
Swine we're firm, with sales of 400 head
At 3 RI. per hundred lbs, iordrasssd. ,as4l
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Kansas Elaclion.

st. Louis Oetober.-Returns from Con.
gressional election held on the end, from
ell e0uniies give Whitfield. pro slavery can.
didate, S,5O4 votes, aud Reeder only Sc. =
The election on the ninth Of October passed
of quietly in LeavenEOrth City. Reeder
got $50 votes, aud in Lawrence city 3a5.-
These two precincts give Reeder more than
twice the number ofvotes they gave Whit.
heid at the election held on End OF October
The Kansas correspondent Of the Nilsson.
n Democrat says returns from twenty two
precincts give Reede- 1885 votes. and that
there are still 90 precincts to hear from,
and it is thought his vote viii exceed 5000
The election passed of quietly, aud no per.
sons were permitted to vote unless they had
been actually residents Of the city or towr
for 80 days past.
The Freesoilers are getting up documents
whereWtth to contest Whil6eld's seat in
Congress. purporting to establish the fol.
lowing facts, VIZ; that 1t can be proved tha
there were only four legal pro slavery vo
ters in Franklin, and Whitfield received 81
votes; tha. out of $50 votes cast for Whit
field in Wyandotte, only 80 were legal, an,
out of $50 cast at osavatonic, not over 81
were legal; that at the Baptist Mission
which gave Whitfield over 100 votes, Their
were but n legal voters and only, 10 0
them cast ballot in fine; that one thous
and legal votes we're cast for Whitfield i
the whole territory.
Delegates to Constitutional Convention
have been chosen. They will form Con
slitntion for Kansas and apply for admissio
into the Union.
Reeder is the bearerof the Constitute
and petition to Washington.
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Bro DHuNK.-The great big fusion drunl
lin honor Of the triumph of disunion Know
| Nothingism is to come off in Columbus or
the l4lh day Of November, as announced BY
the chairman Of their State Central Commit
tee. Salmon P. Chase, Gen. S. +. Cary
Hon. John A Bingham and other gentlemen
who have heretofore been professsa temper,
snce men, are to be present and participate
While such men as Tom Ford, Ben Letter
Ruf spalding Il Co.,, who have not been SC
strong by their daily ACTIONS in the temper
ance cause, are TO be the principal guns. =
Chase, Bingham u Co., may try to keep so.
ber. but Letter, Ford d Co., oSill be up to
their eyes in whiskey" 3
This drunk, be it remembered, is gotten
by party that was pretty lopd in its pro.
fessions of temperance, during the late cam
paiga. Wont the drinking saloons Of Co.
Mmbus be drained at that time by these
friends Of Temperament We think we can
see Failing. Ambos. and few others, ma.
king extensive preparations for the 18th. Il
will be a day long to be remembered by
shem, as being one chat well filed their eof
isrs. What a. temperance party these iu.
sionists arel
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E5The official abstract of the votes pol
led in this county on the 9th day Of October
may be found in tO-day's Sentinel; for CO.
py ofwhich We are indebted to the kindness
OfOur neighbcr of the Republican, All The
comment we have to make on it is simply
thls' To the Democracy of those townships
who done frst-rate this year, try and do
better next year if YOU can; and TO those
who did not do 50 well this, redeem your.
selves next year from all isms, fit lays in
your power to do so. Try it at any rate.
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eoRREorEp WEEKLY


TEURENVILLE WHOLESALE MAR.
KET.
Flour--For good super6ne 7.5o; extr,
IT'S.
Wheat 60lI,75.
Grooelles---sugar in hhds. and bbls. oas
10; New Orleans Molasses, 45c; Syrup IS
Bio Coffee i2alaAc.
Grain Corn 35a4o; Oats a2a25:
Bu.ter-l7als for fresh roll.
Rice-7ta7tc per lb.
Pcrk-6a6,25 per cvt.
Tobacco--six Twist, l4c: IS, ss, and los
2ia55; ID. Lump 20; Cavendish 80 to
56.-- Herald 9th inst,
v
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A CorLps'T sTAxD Ir.-our young friend
Of the Brlmont Chronicle, WHO has been try
ing the estate Of matrimony. about year
couldn't stand peculiar sound thai . few
weeks since made It's appearance in bis dom,
icil. He has lefs home to keep clear Of The
"squall:.' and Is now travelling in different
parts of the State. Don't take i. SO hard
Rush. After few moro Of "same sort'
you will become use to il. and hare a better
opinion Of the music OF babies,
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Kansas FaIsehoods.

Tbs cadiz Republican. and saot opposi
sn prints generally, take great ppins to
sblish everything that lbeir especial friends
aRsas choose e write. The number Of
ephoada now in circulation abort out
sss IN Kansas " the recent elections are
}nsroas, TQ show how much truth there
n these statements. il Is only necessary
publish Tie following extract Of letter
ttsn BY Gov. SIlapaan % The editor Of
Nj Clairayile GlFelte, and dated tie
inst. WI direct the espeeia a.teBtiea
a lying fudonisss 10 Ii; W
I'hs legal apd illegal elreIioas have both
!ed od Without The siigItest disturbance
psaee. The story tina segkrs were i'm.
Ikpm Missqari ii alIuooUs& mo truth
ia.gs tkn swi
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Indian
ENTERTAINMENT! !!

The celebrated Indian Chiefs. ock.yaw.
a".wah from ,rhs cslapoCoas tribe. Oregon.
and osceola, with large trOup of Indians
from Nebraska, &e., will give an entertain
ment IN Cadiz. on this "wednesday Oct.
81, at 9 80 P. NJ. and Up. NJ.
These Indian entertainments. are geneF-
ally interesting, aud from the aiEerent no.
tees we have seen of this company, we have
ne doubt but that all will be well paid that
attend, Their performances will. be given
under pavilion capable Of sealing s.o6o
persons. .-..z.-...-.
Admission e5 cents Children under 10
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EscAPED.-A convict named Robert D.
Martin, alias Robert D. Hammond, escaped
from the Ohio Penitentiary on the morning Of
the 2lst inst The warden offers 900 doll
lars for his arrest.
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GOV. Shannon.

We publish ON our FIRST page smother
letter from Gov. Shannon, which more full.
ly Ieputes the infamous faseheod of The
Aboliiionists, invented expressly for the pur.
pose Of influencing the Ohio election. That
forged speech was the principal theme Of
the Fn3ion stpmpers during the recent CAM
paign, and We presume it made thQusaa Is
Of votes for the Abolition and kaow Nosh-
ing candidates. But falsehoods, like young
ehickens, will come home II roost; and the
papriucipled mea who deceived the people
by fraud and forgery, will be hurled from
power in short time by an indis ant m-
suited people.
Next week We shall publish more letters
from the Governor, on the same subject.
THAsKseiYINe. Gov. Medill has issued
bis proclamation to have Thursday, the 22nd
day of Novembern xt, set apart as a day Of
thanksgiving and prayer. We trust that it
may be strictly observed.
Hoy. Thomas MEANs.-This geutlemcn
has retired from the position which he held
rs Judge of the Court OF Common Pleas of
shis district. He viii carry with him in his
retirement the respect of ell good citizens;
and hal il not been for Know Nothing drill.
ing, be would hayc been triumphanty elec
led over his Know Nothing opponent. AS
il was his opponent run some or 700 be-
bind bis ticket.
upon the refinement Of Judge Means from
the bench on the 25sh inst. the members Of
the bar in Steubenvile, without distioton Of
party, met and passed the following comph.
muntary resclutions:-
"A meeting of the members Of the Bar,
VAS held at tie Court House, n the. after.
noon, of the same day, ana John II Miller,
Esq., being called to The Chair, on motion,
J.. Il. Msrpdith X. S. Moody, and Geo w
Mock, Esq, were appointed Committee
70 prepare proper resolutions for the occa-
Sion. The following resolutions were reror
Ted, and unanimously adoptcdi
Resolved, Tbatupon tlie retirement Of the
JIon. Thomas Means, from the Bench, We
deem it proper, thus publicly. to express
our sense OF respect FOR him, as the Judge
/ Of this Court
Resolved, That although the period Of his
service upon tile Bench. has been short, lie
has by urhanily Of Kramer, and uniform
hindness to th Bar. by the prompt dispatch
pi business, BY patieul Investigation, aud a.
ble aud impartial judgments, descyyedIy
won our respect and confde
Resolved, Regretting as we do, to lose
his services upon the Bench, we neverthe-
less welcome him upon bis return, to the
practice Of bis profession. and to the gen
/ srous rivalry OF his brethren Of the Bar.
j. H. MILtEE, Prps't.
i y. n. Msrsdik, Sec'v.
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Cincinnati Enquirer.


This able democratic paper comes to us
This week in an entire new dress. It's de.
mocraoy continues the same--frm, uuwa.
vering and unainchjng in its advocacy of
Democratic principles. To show our rea
drrs what we think Of the Enquirer, it is
oRly necessary to tell them that we
would not be without it for any copsidera-
ton. It's terms are as follows:
/ TERMS OF DAILY PAPER,
Daily Paper tor one year. payable in advance Sc 90
" for six months, in ajvance....,. 3 %
for three months i'll advance 49,. ! So
TERMS OF WEEKLY PAPER
Clubs of twenty-t five persons, their papers TO
De mailed the flee, will BE- sup.
ntseu Iur,.. ...... $40 90
Clubs OF eleven, same office. ce.............. 10 90
94ge supscIi0ers' ''..:t,-...........s. 30
Address, H. II. Robinson & Co., No. 80,
Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and get the
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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SIGHT DAlsFFS ON
NEW Y0RK, PHILADELPHIA / AND RAJ.

For ssle at the office Of Robert Lyons. Z
June 20, '5a s 80 w IN
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LYrca LAv.-Tbe pecple Of urbana, o.,

s.-...-......- .s........t.-
49, - -|sfss-.- - s.~s-- - ..l4
WEDNESDAY EFENlNe.. !. .,.,.. /. OCT. 81
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CASH FOR
WHEAT And RlE.

31r'Io the Farmers Of Harrison. Northernpa part of
Belmont and the Eastern portion of Guernsey Co.
). g. I'll. nj f A ID DEN
HAVE made such arrangements, that will enable
them to ensure steady Market, and topay the hgh-
est price for grain at all times The facilities offer.
ed for shipping grain by the s. 4 l. X. r. to the.
Eastern titles, will warrant in paying the most
liberal prices for grain. % 80
Cadiz, Aug. 49, I855.-tf
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E4y The Democracy next year intend d
o on q lekaliag expedition. So look oat for
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-31
Remarkable Discovery IN
FOREST P LANTS.a q

DR. HALSEY, tof New York. } has discovered
~ medicinal properties in certain plants fund
growing wild in tho forests fields; from which
he has produced Two Remedies which cure tbs
worst form of Disease. These populaelnedes are
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-31

THAsKseYINe. - Gov. Medill has issued
bis proclamation to have Thursday, the 2enl
Day of Novembern xt, set apart as a day Of
thanksgiving and prayer. We trust that it
may be strictly observed.
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Admission s5 cents. Children undsfIo
years Of age half price. = : ,lErala =
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-19
reported for the Ady,r.;..,

Proessdtnss Of the csde, co.,,, ,
-"."e'ent's're Hall, nee. l4-Hou,e ne, mn,
chair. "peaAef 10 II I
Inc Dill to amend the pre,en, sehoo, LAM, ~.
''k sn'n before the House by previous srr,oco
nis..' on motion, the House went ;p,o . r.,
n'''tee OF the whole to con.ider ,a;s hin ~
q. F. Platt in the oahi..
-. peecnes were then made by Mossrs, Catta,
'"''' iu'nlii, Hammond, and o.bers T, 4. a
course OF debate much was said aho,, Co.,
matters than the bill under c,psiterato, A..
amendment was offered in the co,o,,;.,n.,
'h"'ee 'ne appointment of School Examine,,
W provided by the BILL to an electio, INV 81.
peopie-upoa this arose spirited debate a. "a
Tue meaning OF the word Demo.racv III
n's''r'es OF Greece, Rome and Enslanl were
reviewed a. wei! a. the Bogr sphics Of Jact. -,
taylor and many OF the ancient Romano o, j,
"reecians all Democrats At 10 o'c,o,t ~
committee arose reported proceeding, and a.,
Gu leave 10 cit again leave granted to ri, pex,
Hrhuay evening,
On motion adjourned
This session Of the House wa. A .n;r;,oa o,.
ana the hours passed pleasantly away unit, 10
Q CLOCK when it adjourned. The priaciple poip.
OF debate was, whether the people viii, hava
competent power to select person. /, examine
l'achers-to select them by elections Msnv
moving speeches we're male by II almond Plat.
s'' o.ners IN behalf Of Democracy and BY
1u'hill, Cattell, aud Gilbert in opposition to the
proposition, and ourself and Others occasionally,
putting n remark for tusionism.
We might have remarked that mex evening
friday a re.ol osioa will be introduced to gran,
10 the ladies' the pri vilege of voting. speaking
and all other immunities OF members of the
House.
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I'm English .Nobisman.-Sr John
Dean Paul, the sWindling London banker
who has teen sentenced to fourteen years
transportation is says an English print,
first cousin 10 the prssen, Lori Ra, ems
worte. the Honorable Augustus and
.Adolphu. Liddell, the rector of ST. Paurs
Knigh,shrdgs, she!, Countess of Hard
wicse, Viscoan,ess Darlington, Lady
Bloomfield, and above oil, the Honorable
Mrs. Vllilers, sis.er.in-law 10 he Earl OF
Clarendon. All this "honorable' ah@
mobile" relationship, it appears, could
no, make an honest man OF the "honora-
bic baron.t'
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American Ent e, rri'e in Russia

The N. Y. Tribune states tia, Col.
Shatfner has secured contracts for rail-
roads, telegraphs, and other public works
In Russia, on The most glgautic scale and
on very favorable terms. In sdd,ion to
the enterprise above named, the Colonel
has become largely interested in property
belonging to the Archduchess Marie,
SISTER oil the Emperor, and to o,he.s of
the princes and prncesses of the hou,>,
OF Komanofsky. The aggregate eos. OF
the works undertaken by Col H., repre.
seniing the enormous amount of 500
100000, affords a splendid margin for
the T!umphs Of American skill and en-.
ergy.
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Sekools.-All right. We were

Sekeols.-Ai right! We were pleas
ID 70 see ths, a. the School meeting held
.as Msodsy week. that the people were
n for sustaining the school q. this place,
tina, they were determined to uphold the
regulations and rules heretofore adopted.
Tks meeting vas . spirised one, and the
soas was decidedly in favor OF having
Cosd school q this place.
AZ an early hour the Cour, House was
we'll GlleA with citizens, and we believe.
chat Of al presen, large ma ority were
In favor of this action
The questions which came cIore the
meeting, we're upon tire confirmation oil
the Rules and Regulations heretofore a
lepted, and some time ago published IN
the Advertiser. The cause Of calling the
meeting was this: After the adoption oil
The Rules, one Of which, required each
pupil 70 be IN school al the hour Of open
ing school, and IN case Of absence or tar
d,ness TO bring an excuse from their
passnss Or earetakers. and the construc.
ton pu, on II was tina, in case the child
came without the excuse, they should be
sent home to get one. In pursuance Of
ahis Rule, . young Lady, under tie
charge Of one Of our ci,iz ems, who BY the
bye 10 high pressure steamboat OF
maa, WAS sen, home for an excuse. lie
inasdia,ely commenced suit against the
ssaeher--sui, came to rial-Jury called
-verdlc, for Plaintiff, ghosts follow
ed. This created some feeling in town.
Hence the meeting was called at which
the Rule WAS confirmed with this lns,ruc'
sloa-shat in case Of absence or Hardness
the child should not be sent home, bu
that shsy should bring their excuse a
the nsxs session OF school.
A We said before, we were muci
lplsased 10 see that the Rule was sustain
I'd, and that il was determined 10 sustain
4 Arse class school in this place.
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New Arrival.
To SllOe I'M AXE rs.

Pratt 4 Co. have now on hand
twenty dor Upper Leather ten doz Kip skins,
d dog French Calf, twenty doc Country eau,
IS doz Pink Lnings, 20 dor Russell Lin'hss
twenty doz Red, Green ard Blue topping
Shoe Pegs of all sizes
Dayton Lasts, Boot trees, ~,
Crimping Boards, and all kinds OF Shoe Kit
.,~.rs an hand ~ Wholesale or Retail BY
H,,1, PR4TT& Co
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~ We call attention TO the ne" ao'
xeptiseasna OF A. Gilbert. Mr.. Gilbert
h.s . choice selsc.ion Of oil kinds Of fam
cy er.iclss-jus, the things for the hol''
day.,-.sys, gifts. ksspsake', and many
shousAnd fancy notions; also, . g0oa
sae,k Of Drugs, Medicines, snd Grossns''
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RATES Of ADVERTISING.
QQ3 WORK,

Blanks, Ball Tickets, Cards, Pam.
phlets, Hand Bills, &c, done to order.
Blank Deeds,
Mortgage, Bonds, Subpenas, Execu.
lions, Notes, &C., Of a superior quality
always kept on hand At this Office.
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First and Last Call !

To the Tax Payers of Old Cedar.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the tsse. for
A d. 1855, County, State, School AM Road, are
now due. and will bear interest at . per cent
Der annum from January next, # aot paid. =
! GU are further notified that Gold and Silver
will be required for the payment OF th- same.-
Procure your road CERTIFICATES rom your super
v;sors nrevious To settlement at this Office.
II. C. PIATT, Treasurer,
mas 3m Cedar comfy, Iowa
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Rev. n. & xA.stx, tUcirer''list) will preach
In the cssrs House, the t.h Suhaay' Dec. 23d at
3 s'clsck r. y.
Sabjsct matter 81 piacosrse -
1AyHgw, XIV, &sth. And these shall 90
away into everlasting punishment, bat the right
cess ints lifs Il .rrai."
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AGENTS.

h following persons are authorized to
st - agsnts Tor the .1fcerttser.
". .. 0wynmsr. ST. Louis,
!. ". Cam, Philadelphia,
VlsseMss L ScnELL, N. Y. City.
= N. BunNsrr, Muscatins. Iowa.
". Q. 0s4Scss, Davenport, -
rMos. WrNN, springdale,
JsaH 0ovpsroN Lacton,
Resssr Gowka, Cedar Bluffs"
4 Coutwright. Toronto. Iowa.
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s. q. srEN.l ir. sTMr.
8TD Z II -
WHOLE ALE e. RETAIL
Furniture and chnir Ware Ro0Ms.
3. q. sJEIS.I

We inrite the Attentions Of the e,tisens Of
Upton, and Ceda, county IN general, Il
our assortment of furniture, chairs and
mattresses, consisting of every article gen.
eraliu called for in our line. We hare
some ire'.ty different styles Of chairs, "a
rying in prices from 81 so 10 $40 dois.
per seh; Rocking, a, from 81 so 10 $50.
Bureaus plain und fancy from Sl4 TO
$40, Bedsteads from 50 so 10 $40 piece.
In short, me thank you for your liberal
patronage thus far, and iarife all in cant
Of articles IN our hne 10 gire US a call and
we stall strive 10 sat yoa In price and
styie. We warrant erery article 70 be as
REPRESENTED. Union Block, nerl door 10 J.
Lemp & Co., .Nusedtine Ioua.
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A Boy Wanted.

We will take ~ an apprentice 10 the
,;as..tias business, an industrious, steady
oy. We will Ri.s good situation 10
cod bow.
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Upton Steam Mill.

The undersigned having purchased the above
mill and made insure It's ~ -
enatom work four days in the week-insday
"Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Wheat ground
for the eighth bushsl-corn st 70 css p oasns s
Vrll raIfaSee mar b plaoed on the cns.om 1.ys
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THOSE persons who eve nae on no's 2, poo.
49,. !. n.edeA 10 Law in full stock.
tn, - Who comply with this very reasonable
..., viii receive a. . reward = receipt for
the amount paid IN. IN sna
49, .c.aunts in the hands Of the Tormen'or.
A. GILBERT.
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MONEY, NONE "!

S,!GHT DRAFTS on New York can be had
y Of the Subscriber in sums to suit pure hasrrs.
Certificates Of Deposit, and Drafts on ths
Eastern Cities eashed-American Gold f.i'-
nished al a SMALL premium. BY
WM. II. TLTflilJ
Upton, Nog.mbetl2. 1883
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AMERICAN
TRANSFORMATION COMPANY,

AMERICAN
TRANSFORMATION COMPANY,
Incorporated under the Laws estse State Of
NEw loax. ~ win forward between New
York. Boston and ports on Western Lake, With
premptness and dispatch, having facilities Of
their own to do 20 20 the best advantage.
orFIcs IVY re-.
81 Pearl Street $50 broadway
OFrtCK IN BrFvALo
Marine Block, foot of Mississippi Stree.
r. e. PALMER. President
HIRAM NILES, Vice President
y. "AIBRiUGE Secr.tar3
JSo L WHEELER Treasurer
Committee Of Management
H. \. Holt NJ NJ. Caleb
n Chamberlain. Alber H. Whit
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J. c. oa,man' 10 State st. Boston
o. n Chaplin, IS Quay st. Albany.
VIM. r. Swift. & Co.
Ramsey, Bro. & Co. Chicago.
J. II. Langley S Co Rock Island Ill
USHER g. ROBINSON.
Muscatne. Iowa.
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