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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-29
The Denlagogue..

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We have claimed all along that Salmon
| F. Chase was a political demagcgue. We
have the proof in point. In tie American
Enterprise, an out an out Kaow Nothing
paper published in Maltinsyil'e, Belmont
county, and edited by Rev D. s. yelling
who is well known to large number Of our
readers, we find the following in his edito-
rial columns. In speaking Of long private
conversation with Mr.. Chase, he says
"But Chase, declared himself not oppos
ed to the principles, or the aims of the or /,
der, and fully expressed his frierdly sym.
pathy with us in long conversation we had
with him on thatyery poiFt. And in WRIT
TEN LANGUAGE, he, affirmed that be especi-
ally sympathized with the effort to establish
a great American Nationality" ."@ a
Salmon ?. Chase has always been rep.
resented as an enemy TO Kaow Nothingism.
Its PRINCIPLES and aims, he has in public al
ways denounced. Bat when he comes
cross Know Nothing editor, lone that is
hanging between two opinions, whether to
support him Or Trinble, like ths a Y. D. s.
yelling, he will take him into some back
room, and tell him privately that he is in
favor Of the principles and aims Of the
order. II deception is farther needed, lie
viii give him 9 WRITTEN PLEDGE that lie is
in favor ofHAmercan Nationality. Could
BASE demag gogpery be moro plainly exhibi.
ted?
This Sal non F Chase, fllc demagogue,
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Gen. WarfeI--Consistenoy.

In the Independent Republican, an ont
Know Nothing paper, published at St. Glars
vile, we see that Gen. Charles Warlel, OF
this county, is announced as the ''Ameri-
can" or Know Nothing candidate for Sena-
tor from the counties Of Belmont and Har-
sison. The Know Nothings of Belmont
county have had regular county ticket in
the field for some weeks, and the Office Of
Senator was left vacant, with this explana-
ton waiting to hear the returns from
Harrison county," The returns W, sup
pose having come in, the last number Of the
above paper has the ticket complete, with
Gen. Warfel's name as the Know Nothing
candidate for State Senator. Immediately
above the Generals name stands very con-
spicuousy the name of the Hon. Allen
Trimbe as the Know Nothing candidate for
Governor. Are we to infer from this, that
Gen. Warfel is in favor Of and intends to
vo,efor thar gentlemen for Gov'nor? II is
what would be supposable by seeing the an
nouncement This is game of deception
on the pant of the General and his friends.
No person hereafter we suppose, will have
the hardihood to deny Gen. Warfel's CON
nec:ion with the Kn0w Nothing or Ameri-
can party. By connecting himself with this
party, is he consistent man? lie is not,
for this reason: 1t is well known that Gen.
Warfel is an ELDER in the Associate Reform
Church-a church that is opposed to all
secret societies. Gen. Warfel has al Ways
opposed all secret societies heretofore. If he
did not, he was acting inconsistent But
after spending number of years il this
church, and opposing SECRET societies all
the time, for the sake OF ar office, he will dc
that, which as an elder Of the church, he
was in duty bound to warn others not to do
He opposed secret societies by sAord and &C
ton during his whole life, and chen turn ii
for the sake Of Office, and join the meanest,
most contemplate and disgracelul secret
organization that has ever existed in chi.
country, We have thought, until within
few months past, that Gen, Warfpl was a
boye doing such an act; but when we were
certain Of the fact that he was a member
, of that organization. our confidence in tn,
man hacanoa innaira1 This "a Ipcont;ar
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A. JvL. scHaErBER, Secretary.
For the Cadiz Sentinel.

For the Cadiz Sentinel.
Mr.. EDITOR. IL have heretofore thought
that you charged the Know. Nothings with
many things unjustly, but have since had
reason to change my opiaiOn. Their pres
ent county ticket, which is Known Nothing
out and out, was forced into nomination by
KNAyisH TRIcKERf. The Republican out
siders were invited to unite with them in
the nomination of a ticket, but it was ar
ranged BEFOREHAND, and we had nothing to
do, but join in the contemplate farce OF
RENoMINATINs THEIR ticket. But the FARGO
did not end here. We appointed delegates
to attend the Senatorial convention, but these
same midnight plotters have forestalled that
also. Several men were talked Of for the
office, as good and competent, too as there
are in the county, but it was all of no use;
in secret conclave, GENERAL WARFEL is nom.
mated, and is already flying at the head of
their ticket. What now have we to do?-
To perform the part of PUPPETS in renomi-
mating Gen. Warfel? think not. For my
part I have lost all confidence in such men.
1t is nonsense to talk about fusion with such
unprincipled knaves. Until the Republican
party disolves all connection, with the Know
Nothing organization / cannot, and will not,
act with it; no true Republican can. sss
FAIR PLAY.
CadIz Township, Aug. 26. 1855.
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White Man Sold in Illinois.

We commend to our Abolition friends in
Chicago the following statement. which we
find in the Decatur (IlI,) Gazette Of the 9th
inst We ask is there such thing known
in Illinois as human bondage? Are men
and women liable 10 be pnt up at the mar
ket and sold at "publc vendue?" Is traf
fciug in human flesh lawful trade in II
lnois? Where is the ordinance Of sc, or
was thatntended only for negroes? The
sale of a black nan in this state would set
Chicago on fire; viii the sale Of white man
cause no emotion? Cant this unfortunate
man get aticket on the underground rail-
road, or is that rood set apart for The ex-
elusive use Of negroes?
son Saturday last an Irishman by the
name Of Jimmy McFreny, we'll known 10
this End the adjoining railroad towns, was
osId at public for vagrancy. M
Jimmy was running round in the streets
swearing and talktng in loud and bois
teio manner, but was. considered harm
less. When liquor could be kept away
from him he wss an industrious fellow, but
worthless nuisance when drunk. 'at37. w.
"IIs purchaser Is a lad by the name Of
BARNES. who pays fifty cents. We think
the constable committed great oversight
iu, receiving the BID ofany one except a re-
liable man Of age and experience, who wo'd
use the poor miserable fellow with
fatherly care. and reclaim him from his va
grancy. He should be sent in,tbe country,
where be can make a decent living and be-
free from the Influence Of the hyenas who
would sell him rum" %
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August 24th, 1855.
l For the Cadb Sentinel


Township Meeting in Moorefield
Agreably to announcement the democrats
of Moorefeld township met in meeting on
the 25th day of Aug. 1855, for the purpose
Of nominating delegates to attend 10 the
several coming Democratic Conventions.
Order being called, R. M. Kennedy, Esq
was called to the Chair, and A. Jul. Schlie-
Der appointed Secretary. The following
delegates we're unanimously chosen, TO vii:
Jacob Laferty, Esq, and Mr.. James Slater
to attend the Senatorial Convention in Flush
ing, on.the e8th day Of August; Ephraim
johnson, Esq, to meet in jadicial Conven
tion the delegation Of The other Counties III
cadiz, on the 3tst DAY Of August, and
Messrs. VIM, kidwell, A. Wallace and VIM
Moore, were delegated to the Democratic
County Convention to be held in Cadiz, On
the 3lst day Of August. After the several
delegates were instructed with the wishes
Of this, meeting, the following Resolution
was unanimously taken, as an expression Of
Ihe Sentiments Of this meeting e lTsf s
Resolved, that We earnestly endorse.ths
Sentiments ofthe 8th Resolution 81 tbe Bal.
timore Platform adopted ID 1859, to Vii.
7"That the liberal principles embodied by
r. T. B. 'a. . .F ID.
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FOR sovERyoE,
WILLIAM MEDILL, Of Fairfield county.
TOR LIEUTENANT GcTLRNoR,
JAMES MYERS, Of Lucas county.
FaR JUICES OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM KFNNON, of Belmont county.
ROBERT B. WARDEN, of Franklin
FOR AUDITOR or STATE,
WILLIAM D. MORGAN, OF Coumbiana county
FOR TREASURER or STATE,
JOHN 6. BRESLlN, OF Seneca county.
FOR SECRET by OF STATE,
WILLIAM TREYITT, ef franklin county.
FOR ATTORNEY eEEEEAL,
GEORGE w. McCOOK, of Jefferson county.
FOR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC REs,
JAMES B. STEEDMAN. of Lucas county.
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Cadla Township, Aug. 26, 1855.
For the Sentinel

Mr.. ALLEN:-T hereby announce to the
Democracy of Harrison county, that am
not a candidate for the Office for which my
name has been announced. / wish 10 be
and remGin in the rank and fIe of the De-
mocratic voters of this countT, and 10 do
battle in a private capacity for the cause.
CHARLES PATTERSON
Aug. 90, 1885. Hsg.
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JEFFERSON CoUNrr The Democracy Of
Jefferson county met in Bloomfield on the
goth inst, and nominated the following ex-
eelent ticket:-Ropresentatives, George
Culp, Amos Jones; Sheriff, James Thomp-
son; Coroner, John McMaray; Treasurer,
John Armstrong; Commissioner, John Mans
field; Prosecutor, J. H. S. Trainer; Recor-
der, Stephen w. Hill; Infrmary Director
Valentine Priest; Surveyor, Joseph At Rick.
ey. This is a good ticket, and one that can
be triumphanty elected, if the Democracy
of that county do their duty.
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GS~So far as we can learn, the different
township meetings held On last Saturday
were the largest that has ever been held
in theseounty. Great harmony and soner-
Sf good feeling prevailed. The Democracy
'of Harrison county ARE at work.
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re- Cooley for September, is a captaI
number. If anything better than its pre-
decesors. Cooley should be extensively pa
tronized, and the ladies' should see that it
S done.
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A PAIR OF PYRAMIDS.
UNCLE SANS PYRAMID.

UNCLE SANS PYRAMID.
TEXAS,
FLORIDA, N
GEORGIA, " n
MISSOURI,
A LA B "A NJ A, A3a
A Ri AN SAs,
/ 0 u / IS / "A N A,
v L r G H. N IT Al, y ~
7 E N N E s S E E,
NJ S s s LIP p /, a
so U'TH ROLINA,
n Q r 7 II G AR OLINA. .
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Eg- The following county officers are to
be voted for in this county, at the ensuing
fall! election Let the convention on Friday
nominate good men to fill them: -Represen-
tative, Treasurer, Sheriff, Prosecuting At
torney. Commissioner, Surveyor, Coroner,
and Infrmary Director.
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Jefferson in the declaration Of IndePend-
'ence, and saaefioned in the Constitution.
"xhich makes ours the Land of Liberty.
''and The asylum Of the oppressed Of every
"natiOn, have ever been cardinA Priuci-
"ples in the democratic faith, and every
9'attempt, to abridge the present privilege Of
"becoming citizens and owners Of soil a.
"mong us, ought to be resisted with the
"same spirit. which swept the alien and
''sedition laws from our Statute Bookst'
On motion it was resolved TO- request
the Editor of the Sentinel to publish the
proceedings Of this meeting. Adjourned.
r M KENNEDY Chairman
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A WHoPPER.--The New York Evening
Post, an Abolition paper, in the course ofan
article in which it alludes to S.tnon p.
Chase, and Senator Mason of Virginia.
VI" Yet both Of these melpare Democrats -
both q them voted for franklin Pierce in
1857,
This is an astounding wbopper salmon
III Chase was one Of the meanest, and BIT
tersst opponents Of the Delnoeratic ticket ID
1852 that was in the stat,s of Ohio, He
5stamped and voted for that renegade Dem
IqerP and Know Noihing. John r. Hale 81
New Fiampsliiis. Il Gin End, s..
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taxed: but to attempt that might induce
the people to look a little too closely into
their rotten policy. While contracting the
debt they remained perfectly quiet, bat now
when the Democratic party resO It to the
only means in their power to pay OF a
debt contracted by them they roar most
Justify "what enormous taxAtion." What
beautiful consistency!
We shall at another time, Show the a
mount of our county taxation. and endeayor
to show where retrenchment is needed in
that. We take our facts from the Auditors
Report; let our readers examine the Docu-
ment for themselves,
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TUsoAnAwAs CoUSrY. The gallant De-
mocracy of cold Tuscarawas" have selected
the following excellent ticket;-Daniei Nc
Gregor, J. G. Lutavern; Sheriff, Charles
Matthews; Treasure. Simpson Harmounti
Prosecutor, NJ H, Bartlison; Commissioner,
Jacob Sherrctt; Iairnary Director, james
McDonough. We have but little doubt of
the election of this ticket, if our friends in
Tuscarawas work like men that are accus-
toned to labor. They will do it.
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Eg" From therepofts we hear from those
who intend 10 come to Csdiz on Friday the
3lst inst, we believe that our meeting on
that day willoe the largest tn At has ever
beon held in she county. Turn out from
every pirt p hear the distinguished cham
pions of Democratic principles that will ad
dress the rast asscmblage.
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R8 Fhe Mlrylanlers who reside in the
vicinity of Wneeling, intend to celebrate
the coming anniversary of the battle Of
North Point (12eh of September at GRAY e
Greek, Va, on that day.
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Rg- TIE new Lnnatic Asylum at Dayton
will be opened for the reception Of patients
on the first day of September.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

We have splendid assortment of Blank Deed
for ssle at thus eliice
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BELMONT CoUNTY.-The steadfast de .
mocracy of cold Belmont" have placed in
nomination the following ticket: Represent
tives, DR.. John S. Weyer, S. W. Castor;
Treasurer, Thomas johnson; Commissioner,
John w. Milligan; Director of Infrmary,
VIM. Ramage; Coroner, James w. High
leman. Oar friends cover there" can elect
their ticket if they will
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CONE EARLY the people come ear
y to the NEE ing on Friday, especially the
delegates, as the nominating convention
will be held at 10 A, NJ, AMI The speaking
commence at IL NJ.
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Bsy~ The Fusion Know Nothings held
their Judicial convention at UhTichsville on
tomorrow, Thursday.
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EE'Gov. Shannon, We understand, left
his hons in old Belmont on last Thursday,
to enter upon his duties as Governor OF
Kansas Territory. He is accompanied by
his son. May success attend them.
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,Ey- Another large lot of hardware has
Just been received by slemmons at the posi-
Office. He sells at Pittsbu gh and Wheel
ing prices.
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CBe Gaoi3 SmtmeI.
Blank Deeds.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. AUGUST % 1855
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REFerguson has juet received another
stock of confeetionaries, &C., which are 60
ing oGrapidly That ice cream Of his 'aint
bad to take."s
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
l. OR SALE or EXCHANGE, at Flushing, L. l.,
CHEZ .TENHAM SPA,


he waters OF which have been carefully analysed BY Dr.
Eton and pronounced the valuable Chas oeae me
TRIED States emitting than i've hun red sd ese
peufyour hours besn fu block lix sc-cs Of ground
hieroneav well siinsted for sentec watering place,
equal 20 the requiremeu's If the Empire CRY
Also orty opening said avenue desirable
ocs for genee country seat the same being well slapped
the cu Iyaiion Of vineyard market truck and could 81
sry time b. probably sold in villa plots.
Aleo tyyenty-eigh' acres of MEADOW aud WOOD LAND.
the whole being wi hin mile Of Fushng village and BY
schools and healthy lccaiy Conditions liberal Apply
Warren Conn EDWARD w. BRADLEY.
Tor SALE-A well-establshed MANUFAC-
Il TURING BUSINESS under valuable patent, already
avcTaby introduced and promising lucrative snd permanent
inv, stmsrf. For parliculsfs 81 ply 90 ,.
TOR SALE.-The fast-sailing sloop-yacht AL
Il BION 50 tuns Is 'os SALE or EXCHANGE for other
property. The Albion formerly belonged to Come us Or mel
Of thi. civ Inquire OF ANDREW FASH lihst, near Sd
av or Mr. w GIBSON, c6th Red House dock, Harlem,
where the Albion ean be seen
TFWFLRY STORE for sALE-Together with
~ LEASE sud GOOD WILL. In good locality, well estah
hhed. rare chance practical man the jOhoing s
Gent pay he expe' Will De sold with o. without
the stock Apply the premises Fultonst Brooklyn
TO CAPITALISTS-S5,0 O0.-Five eighths of a
! very valuable bROWN-STONE GU AIRY convenien. 70
the city possessing advantages which safe aud
immensely prof able business be done viii be sold tor
$500 Dot onecusrter its vaue II mmedilte Application Is
u sde 10 d. ELSTON No. 58 Broadway
q nOn-A SPLENDID CHANCG.-One
u .UOU halfintsrest divided or undivided, in as u
pr.ips variety II arc and a6ordng immense profits
sy be hsd for $4,000 BY any business man who will supsrtn
THOMAS & STREET, No S4i pne-st.
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Or. Townsend,s sarsapariIIa
Il At this most invaluable as RENOVATOR and
PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.

PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
II not only new ch and blood but 1t will eec
,uay carry of purd humors cleanse the somah regulate
Al. bowels npart tone and vur whole system, and
KEEP THE BLOOD PURE.
One great accommodation for using this sasepas is that
every bottle Of il is under the direct supernend
ence Of DR. JAMES r. CHlLIONi
tho most celebrated Chemist and Physician in this country and
his certificate attach he'd each bottle guarantees that lie
PURELY VEGETABLE and WITHOUT MERCURY"
yetbeen medicine prescnteo to the public
which has eeciuay aimed its character for "PURIsY-
ING THE BIO ID as DIR. TOwNsENDs sARsAPARiLLA''
and the fact that entirely superseded all other preparations
claiming the same properties clone speaks volumes in Its favor
THE BLOOD Is THE LIFE
Only purify the Blood, and Disease must vanish
Wholesale and Retail Depot No. 2l2 Broadway corner of
Knltnn A. OFFICE No 2. opposite 50. Paurs Charch.
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1l0 REWARD l. offered for Information re-
Gnanrrs for Business Ellen.

A RARE CHANCE to MAKE a FORTUNE
n al the FtUNDERi BUSIN ESS-The subscrbers admin
Of thaes r. Sesty teoeAs-d, ofer az public
WEDNESDAY The IS dsJ 4 July sexf between the hou-s
Of and oec PM of said dsy AL the pers na iner-st Of
said d,ces ed in the BELViDERE NOVELTY WORKS con
pE Of the undis d u al the fools Machines Turning
sfhes GrndsoEes Furnace and al tie Necessary sPpsa rs
fc- manufacturing Hay Platform Counter and Tea Sces as)
Bec;s parent Cofee and Door Locks with fhs privilege
Of usIug eid in said Novelty Works for four
sether With endless variety Of Patterns aud Fask M making
all sE~s Of ca u from dooslaeh mil haf- At the
time vi be offered Beays Patent Rights for making Coz
fee-Mls and DoorLocts Sale take pace the Novelty
WORKS and conditions made Known The day sale BY
s ,n T DICKINSON, Administrator.
HORACE II. NORTON,
n Bfor further psztcu address either the
sIhseribers AZ belvidere, Warren Co., ". J.
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just PnblIshed s1d tbe Only one pSs,hcsa

for the ycsr ending May 10 G. compiled BY H. WILSON,
OWNS the fire ia the premises Of the publisher TINS
,rk has been DELAY month Although n u and VI OF
prepared copy destroyed partly damaged BY IN. nre
has been made, and trust the work VIII pc
fuf fully work OF the kind can be maze
the present will he at No. IS Anns where sub
sorters and Others will be furnished .. .
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Tor SALE-Vauable TIMBER LANDS and
T LUMBFRINO RSTABLIS HMENT - A vslusb.s Lum-
brIz Estate for IA Steaben CouDy New tqt coo,s
ins OF Of heavy timbered Lend mostly wnhe rins
and Oak. three Nils IN full and complete opera onns
h. water and two BY seammaling 3Dg0 feet IN - hoasi
Oxen Horses Bob ieds Wagons Chant, bers esr
ipg Tools and Jfns-a full equipment for large Milling
and Fsmng Establishment 40 acres under cult ana
fully cropped seded Tbs property offered for sale a.
snty believed be thai DO recommended
10 capitals thing giving large return Price
Including Logs and LUMBER equal 20 half The amount
the puchse money For further parteua 10 Inquire Of
HOMER MORGAN,
No. Netrorolitsa Bank Buildings. Pinsst. Hew.York
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~ L A VIE w II o u S f 4.
- HIGHLANDS OF NAvEsINK, "
The above gaeiy furnished Hotel was opened on
the free met for the reception Of visitors In al It's appoint
ents for luxury cont eqused By few aud surpassed
by Dol on the American Continent As delightful resort for
IT, citizen during the scorchug months Of Summer only
Necessary mention add ton 10 tue above that has every
Sr Bathing Sailing Shooting and the
delightful walls through the woods which surround Il add
teiiay : o the comforts Of the guest. - -. =
steanboafs JAMES CHRISTOPHER and OCEAN WAVE
D'A' ' up 81 JARVIS.
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TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for IMPROVED

II CITY PROpERTY.-rhe subscriber wshes 20 s4i or az
change his FARM containing as which In high sfs
cultivation surpassed by any improvement IN III state,
extensive prospect from the principal dweiDg and
lying Eve minutes drive from hat very fashionable resort LsAs
Nskopaes thirty mnpfss drive from the Harlem Railroad
Fal 8. Inquire Of IRA TODD No. I7s Brosdwny
LYMAN BAILEY.
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gm'srant Ipsei'igence once and Labor Exchange
snd cenal -sts NewYorh The Office Is established BY the
Commissioner Of Emigration, where always be found large
pun, OF LABOREfS and SERVANTS at very low rates Of
vaaes and prOns have their orders hed by writing to
he superintendent sending the amount necessary to pay
she ssaass the parties required. No fees charged 10
plOyss. JAMES r. FA1AN, SpP9nnIonaonI