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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-23

BALTIMORE, August 22-Flour active end firm at
E6 IS Wheat brisk At an advance Of 305 cents
Corn-White 5sde0 Yellow 5705S.
New York August 22.-Flour advanced State
% 10; Ohio Sc 45; Southern e. Wheat advanced
Western red s 81; Western white 81 66. Corn i'd
vaneed-Mixed quoted at SIC. Stocks firm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-23

rlsRUsSES. TRUSSES. TkUsSEStoi
of the most approved patterns Of Trussss of Il
most cele bTsted makers, in great variety q.
turing prices. and complete assortment: of Sur,isi
Appliances, Medicinal Wares and Apparatu, far 80
by MEADE L BAKER Chemisfs be '''
186 N. w. corner of Main aud 10Th stfee,.
an 5-dhc4W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-23

Il RY.--Wilkins, -Amielet, for the hair; Pemra6s
Philocome de Is Societe Hygienique, new. eleg H.
Pas Msdsas.
vers and Bszin's Pomades in blue potts. Stick 20 ".
tum; Rowland's Macsssar Oil; Gowlsnd's Lot n;
Balm Of Thousand Flowers. fleur de- Riz; Lub az
fine Handkerchief Extracts; Rouge Flu de Thes, q;
Venaigre Ronse Meen Fun; Genuine Parma i.
lognes; Powder Pufs and Boxes; Toilette Wa
and Vinegar; Hair Dyes of every description; Is
genuine Woods Hair Restorative; Travelling II 81
momsters Barry's Tricopherous; Lyons Kathaii m.
Hand Mirrors, 10. Foraale at
MEADE l. BAKERS
s. New Apothoesry Store,
1856, N. w. corner of Main and 10Th Sta
Just above new Custom House, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-23

ICORICE AND TONQUA HKANS.-
- The undersigned having engaged in the selling of
the above on commission, has made arrangements
with several New York houses to keep him constant
" sapplied with the most reliable brands. He will
sell the usual terms and asks the attention Of the
Tobacconsts Of this city and other places his stock
now ON hand. j. PITFIELD GEORGE,
At H. Blair 4 Co.'S sea
au9-lmt Corner Cary and 18th sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-23

N B. Receipts given through to all the above
places and Goods forwarded to all parts of the Uni.
ted States and Canaaas. Applyto
BRlbGFORD Co,
my q On the Dock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-23

FNHk bIOTHER,s BREAST CLOTEk.
but they have never boon known TO fail in single
stance, if applied in TIM, to PREVENT the formal o.
of the MAMMaRY ABscgss, or GATHERso BsElt,,
90 common and painful to sing mothers. Full h.
rections accompanying them, and descriptive p a.
phlets may be obtained of the agents gratis, e.
prise 10 81 for which and IL cents worth OF post &,
stamps pair will be promptly sent by mail TO tsJ
Part of the country. For sale by the Agents
MEADE & BAKER, Chemists &c,
1876, N. w. corner of Main and 10Th sis,
an 1S--.dkc4w Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-23

nOMnK TONiC FUik IMFROVINlaT TIKI
Ii CONDITION GENERALLY or HOR6ES...
y will give any horse appetite and make him grow
fst; Il will expsl worms Ii viii relieve hide bound it
viii Improve him generally and esn b len Oh alter
he il improved with0at ks fsllias hack - Aesh o.
spifin-Wsrnntodt - eontaiu no arsenic. frics ~.
Dose % = - dress atmes esy IN bs food 81 dfink
~ rsA .pVVlk NORTON
= An IL - 0xuaRj6fn lafh ard n ar Seresfsse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-23

i Warranted PERFECTLY fresh, genuine and sweet,
together with Engiish Cocoa; pure White Pearl To
place; Robinson's Patsnt Barley; Pearl Barley pure
fresh Rice Flour; Irish MosG Pearl Sage; Castlon'a
Powders Powdered sslop; Hsckers Farms Pow
dered eego purs fresh Ostmeal; Corn Starch; prime
white Gum Arabic; slippery Elm bark, whole and
powdered; the celebrated French Rscahout dss
Axabas, and mum other approved dietesics for
sails By LAiDLEY 4 ROBINeON, Chemists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-23
HAvANA AND PKINCIrE CIGARS, Of

HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS, Of
Ii the following classes, viz: =
REGALIA, PENSADOS. LONDON,
COMMON SIZE PANETELA and OPERA
Also--Turkey and Virginia Smoking Tobacco; VIZ
GINA Che wing Tobacco; Meorsehaum, eydrol:t, Be-
herIixn, Genoise and Powflatsn Pipes; Amber Pearl
Cherry. Zebra and Jessarnine Stems; Mecrschaum and
amber Cigar Tubes-and all ether articles ia tho TO.
bacco line, be had of
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
Importer Of and Dealer in Havana aud
Principe Cigars, American Hotel Baildins,
an l-tf Corner of Main and lith strssta
LaKOM A LADY OF THIS CTTY, THE
original can be seen at DR.. So ofice)-
"RIcHMosD, June &c. ls5s.
"Dr. s. SCHULTZ, the skillful Surgeon Cbiropodist
from London, has removed from my feet two corns
and toe nail also very Troublesome buniop, with
out giving mo any pain whatever. take great plea
sure In Recommending DR. to all my friends aud
those who afflicted with coYns bunions i'll formed
nails. 10, and advise them not to delay in having
them removed, a. DR.. g. Is very safe and tender OPP
eratoro
From Mr. H C. AeNemara. 5o,~srsy Drussist y
this city,.
'Dr. SCHULTZ has this day extracted two painful
corns from the bottom of ny feet, without causing me
any pain, and to my entire satisfaction.
August 3, 1852 s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-11
a Chemical .BOke,

II was lately remarked that an exceedingly
brilliant auditory, amongst which were many
very elegantly dressed ladies' attended at Ber-
lin, lecture on chemistry, delivered by one OF
the most celebrated chemists of the age. After
witnessing a number of beautiful experiments,
and hearing Of the march Of science, young
lady grew latigued, and requested her husband
to lead her from the hall
Ny love- SAID the gentleman, on reaching
the landing place out side, wipe yeur check
there's large blue spot upon it,"
The lady, much surprised, turned to look at
her reflection in the mirrored window Of shop
they were passing; aud was almost petrificd to
observe that the zaya3 on her cheeks had become
blue, in consequence Of the chemical decompos-
ton oecasoned by the gas the professor had
used m making his experiments, She quickly
wiped her faoe, and stilled her vcxation in the
thought that she should find herself amply re-
yensed upon the ladies of the hall. In reality
the lecture closing at this moment, the audience
began to disperso, and the gentleman and his
""V t'IliVSI puIat "itA ldughteT at Ine slGut oI
yellow, blue, black, violet and othcrcolors, which
now made their appearance in the street
Some of the ladies', who had manufactured fol
themselves ivory complexion, rosy cheeks, coral
lips and ebony eyebrows, were so Transformed
thai they would have excited the envy Of pea
cock. 1t IS whispered that lecture from the
professor would produce similar effects in other
cities besides Berlin.
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e a R e
TROTTING STOCK.
Chesterfield Morgan.

THIS celebrated hcrae will stand for the improve.
L ment Of stock the presentseason commencing
April 2lst and ending in July, at the following pla.
ces; Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesday,
each week. in Flushing, Belmont county, Ohio
and Thursdays, Friday s and Saturdays, in Cudiz.
Harrison county Ohio, at the stable Of
This horse is a beautiful dark bay Of good size
well proportioned and is good trotter eight year
old, and has proven himself 10 be one OF the best
stock horses in the country. He was sired ythe
old Green Mountain or Royalston horse Of the
Clifford branch; his dam was a Sherman Morgan.--
tie is one Of the purest blooded Morgan horses in the
state and needs only to be seen by good judges to
be strongly recommended.
This horse received the premium and diploma
the great National Horse Exhibition held at Spring
field, Mass in ;953 and has received premium.
at every county fair that he has been exhibited al
TERMS for the use of the above horse will be 81
in hand and $40 when the mare Is known TO be
with foal; or IS dollars insurance. Failing to at.
tend regularly parting with mares before the usual
foaling time forfeits the insurance.
For further information refer TO Joseph r Hays
and S. W. Hale, OF Dublin N. IL. John w Steele
Petersboro', Ex-Gov of N. H., d. l.. Sanderson ,oi
Chestesheld, N H., DIR. J. NJ Butcher and Joseph
Fell, Of North Lewisburg, Champaign county, Ohio
OF the proprietor, T.. b. LAVENDER,
apr 23-tf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-11

GsrIIughes printing telegraph is finished and
is about to be placed on the new line between
New York and Philadelphia 1t works equally
well in ali states Of the atmosphere, printing
2,5oo words per hour, and sending and receiving
messages in opposite directions over the same
wire at the same instant Of time, and with the
utmost ease, regularity and certainty, II re-
puires but one wire and but one operator at any
given point to send and receiveas much business
as can be transacted by the aid of four or five
operatorsand an equal number of wires under
the old system. The American Telegraph Com
pany Of New York Of which Peter Cooper is
President has bought the patent for S15o,ooo.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-11
Cleveland " OOR Depot

THERE is no longer question, or doubt in the
mini OF those who arc best acquainted with the
advantages the Cleveland Wool Depot offers Tor
the sale OF Wools, oI its importance and pracica.
bility.
Located as it is, at the outlet of the great wool
growing West, being Of easy access to wool-grow.
Crs and merchants, and within twenty four hours
ride of the most distant manufactures OF New Eng
land it possesses grea Advantages.
Manufacturers, excepting tho Sc who are engaged
as spectators in wools, speak in the highest terms
OF this system, and the many satisfactory letters
are receiving IRON our wool growing friends, have
stimulatet US to increase cur efforts to mrke This
house what it should be--a sa % and reliable chan.
mel for the sale OF their woods. II has surmounted
all the difficulties and opposition that could we'll
be brought against any enterprise by class Of spec
ulators opposed TO H. and now 1t has more and
stronger recommendations than ever. We have
spared no pains nor expense in making ample ar
arrangements for all who may wish to avail them
selves OF the advantages arising from this manner
OF grading and selling wo. Is Merchants, and
Woo-growers, who wish to realize on their wools,
on delivery at our Depot, can be accommodated
with liberal advances If desired, sacks will be
sent as heretofore TO those wishing TO send us their
wool, and WOOL TWlNE for tying up heeces,
will be furnished at from l3 to 20 cents per pound.
Whsn several in one neighborhood wish to for
ward sacks or twine, we prefer sending TO one nd
dress Our customers in Illinois, and the Western
States, will find that ordering sacks from uS will
save them much trouble, and insure the safe arrival
of the wool here, as our sacks are all numbered,
and stamped "Clevcland Wool Depot" and after
being filled by consignors, will receive no other
marks.
We hope for liberal patronare, our charges are
low for iandeing and selling, and we promise our
employers that our undivided attention shall be de.
voted TO their interest.
Very Respectfully,
may I, 3m G0oDALE & co.
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How Brother Clark got in the To-
baccO Juice.

A few yearg ago when Parson Bseon, COM
ical I'D gentleman from Penn Yan, New York,
who occasionally warned the sinner Of bis doom,
was sgjourning ia tbs great lunler regioa Of
Pine Creek IN I.ycorning county, he was inv,
te3 to deliver discourse one evening at an old
school house The parson was always ready 20
attend to an invitation Of thi. kind, aud. al he
was topreach to the sturdy lumLeunan he was
doubly anxious and readily aSsented. The e.
caing FOR tbc engagement som arrived and on
Repairing To tl1 school house he found a large
au,her,a assembled.
The service was opened in the usual manner
and the puscn was very eloquent and dclt for
some time upon rhe Necessity Of speedy repent
sncc on the part ofthe sinner he wished to cl.-
Joy salvation. Nothing unusual occurred TIL
noaglhe clese Of the ev,Icisc>. when lac observed
Brother Clark, (hc same man who had the ad-
venture with the bear in Potter county. recently
scaled near sturdy Eei1nOn;cr, clad in read
shirt, 6trioIsly chewing an enormous puid OF to-
hacco, and s4ilirting the juic, all round until the
fuor was completely flooded Immediately on
tie discovery, the idea--somc may call ii wick
ed-entcred his head to perpetrate a joke Of bro
tier CLARK AND he called on him to close the
meeting with prayer, knowing very well that he
would be compelled TO lsneel down in the sea of
tobacco juice. He looked around Inournlully for
moment but there was no other alternative
and then slowly unfolding his clean hankercLief
placed it under his knees, and then offered up a
PRAYER remarkable for its brevity. During its
delivery the palson was quietly Watching
him from behind the desk, and smiling at the
joke:
After the meeting was dismissed, and they
were passing out, Pa1son Bacon sided up to bro
ther CLARK and innoCently observed:
1T is bad that these dirty fellows should
coma here and suqirt their tobacco juice ar.
ound is such vulgar manner, making it mpos-
sble for the sisters to pass out without spelling
their dresses"
Yes replied Brother Clark, ina pitiful tone
ii is indeed ridiculous Just look how my
pocket handkerchief is ruined" at the same time
drawing it from his pocket completely saturated
with the filthy fluid.
The parson was one ahead this time, and was
obliged to turn aside and enjoy sly laugh at the
expense Of Brother Clark. lie is more careful
where sets in meeting now
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-11
VILLA nm Keny ON. /
|tI Manufacturer Of 4liAh
: TT AM I'm GIN ElC

- u AM IL ~ u Il ~ u D..
Hand and Slide Turning Lsthes.
PLASISo, DEnIISs AND SeREstNG MAeHlSIs,
SHAFIING AND MILL GEARING,
A Nd every variety Of Mschnists' Tools.--
"a, Screws Cut with Square and v Thread. for
Rolling Mills and al other purposes, Water ST.,
SfEUBENYtLLE, q
91Orders solicited and promptly attended 10.
REcoANEspArIoSs. ..-
, From the various recommendations OF machinery
eHli IN this establishment, the following extract
from letier to the proprietor ffom Mr. George
Sloan, OF Hanover, Columbiana county, il selected
Mr.. Sloan is on old and enterprizng eitzen OF that
county, well known in this section Of Ohio adjacent
parts OF Pennsylyenia and Virginia. Ills letter is
dated April %, 1854.
"MR. WILLIAM KENYON;
Dear Sir-I ON pleased 10
say your Engine does well, and gives great salts.
faction.
"In running our old Engine. or rather coal bn,.
ner we used in 1850 to 1852 about one bushel and
half OF coal in manufacturing barrel of flour; and
with two poirs OF four ieet burrs in good order could
only pack an average of 3 barrels pefhour on both;
making from thlTy-hve 10 forty per twelve hours,
with sixty bushels Of coal In ls52 we used about
two bushels OF coal per barrel Of -four
IN running the new Engine, we use about thir.
~ oushels OF coal IN twelve hours, packing in same
llme sixty barrels OF flour. We consider we arc
saving abouttwo thirds OF fuel formerly used-tak.
ing INTO consideration the increased amount Of flour
1--WE have only applied three run Of burs on your
Engine 80 yet but believed it would run four h
needed ltruns the three without any appearance Of
aboring while the old one labored hard 10 perlorm
the work above stated ~ " F'N''''
"ln conclusion, the only fault W. have with your
Engine is, grinds the wheat faster tban the
But 1t saves fuel and as to wheat, there Is rood
time comm C. Very respectfully,
M GEO. SLOAN"
The following is from Mr.. Slonn's miller
81 have assisted MIR. Sloan in making the aboys
statement, and fully endorse 1t. III =
tsep IL, 1855. "E. CYRUS. Miller"f
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-11

0145~The happiness Of many lifetime is made
Of little pleasures, common blessings and Joyful
momcnts--all very triaing to look at singly and
alone. But he who waits for happiness until
everything around him turns to his will, waits
long and Guitlessly. lie who can only rejoice
over great acquisitions has few holidays. He
who husbands his energies for the performance
Of great deeds, has a fair prospect of life OF
leisure. He who feels for great woes, and has
charity but for the deepest misery, will have but
few demands upon his sympathy and benevo-
lence, Z
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or Beware Of woman who worships dress.
In nine cases out Of ten such woman is with
out single redeeming qualification, Dressy
people are generally those who lack brains and
education, and cheat themselves into the belief
that the world, in admiring their gewgaws, for
gels that their hearts arc unattended by single
womanty emotion. A man who is attracted by
mere dress is undesserviny of the name, and is
a dear bargain even to the fool who ontraps him.
Young ladies who expect to catch a husband by
should try the virtue Of amiability and con-
sciousness before their aye consigns them to the
ranks Of spiritless old maids.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-11
CHARLES N. ALL EN-,
Egiior and PrJprielor.


TERNsoF sUBscgIFTIt
Two DOilARs per anRUul, payable within The
year. II not paid within the year, 40 pulIAR
and FiFrY CENTS will be charged. This rule viii be
iiycd up 10 at all times.
Any person procuring ten responsible subscrlhers
a the SENTINEL, viii be eaIided TO a copy Tor one
eaE
TERMS OF lDYERrlSISS.
or a whole column, lone yeaTl. .......,.... 500
halt column, lone year. l........-...... ioOo
quarter, tone year ................ lSOO
For ii lines, or less. tthree nseruons) 100
ror each additional insertion, ..,......... %
BUSINESS CARDS.
For II lines, less, lone year. $500
six mOntlsl. .....-....... 800
RATES OF POSTAGE
oS WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
10 all subscribers in the county where published,
FREE.
More than 10 miles distant, ... cts per Quarter
Over So and under 800 miles, ... 10
Over 300 and under 900. ........F
over 1000 and under 1000, .... 20 " :"
AGENTS FOR THE SENTINEL.
The following named gentlemen are our authorized
agents 10 receive subscriptions, advertisements, and
lob WORK. We hope they will prove themselves q
ttgood Agents All contracts made by them ~l
-rlcily fulfilled by usi
Freeport-J1seph Allen.
Weschester-William Fleming.
Mooreiied-A Jul. Schneider.
Short Creek-Asa Holmes.
Stock--James toagland.
Athcns-Dr. Thomas Findley
Gernan--John Brown.
NorghA. +. Croskey.
MOnroe-lIenry B. Heller
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-11

EDITORIAL CAsUITRY.-A Pennsylvania cdi-
tor says: Somebody brought one bottle Of
soured water into our Office, with the request to
notice as lemon beer IfEsau was green enough
to sell his birthright for mess ofpottage, it does
not prove thatwc will tell four shilling lie for
fiyecentsp
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-11
B. K. QUEST.
FANCY GOODS.


FINHE subscriber would respectfully annauncs tc
Il the citizens Of Cadiz and the public in get era
thar being desirous Of making Cadiz his permanent
location be has tSkeH the room, first door east ol
r hamlIons shoe store, directly opposite the pub
lie bnldiT gs, Main streetl where he il now open.
ing large and splendid stock of the above goods
among which may e found Gold and Silver Eng.
lish levers, Gold and Silver Swiss anchors and
Lepines A large assortment offs day and 30 hour
brass mantle Clo;ks, with or without alalm
Gold Fingerrings Earrings and Breastpins in
great variety. Gold guard, vest and Fob chains :
Gold miniature cases lnrge and small. Cold, Sill
yer, steel and german plated speetaces to suit all
ages Silver, german and albata table and tea.
spoons, Razors, Knives and Scissors-pocket wal
let's and Port-monies of every description Fancy
hour Voces and fine toys--hair, clothes, teeth and
shaving brushes India rubber, buffalo common,
teTck, puff, pocket and redding combs. All o
which he will sell at the lowest cash price.
N. b. intend carrying on the Clock and Watch
repairing IN all its various branches and from or"
experience in the business latter myself thF'
can do work IN such a manner as to give uniyeCl
satisfaction. All work done or sold, warrantlt'
be as represent ted. Call and examine for yourselves
C0diz Oct 10, l655-6m. B. X. QUEST.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-11
Fresh D9.2gOS

We subscriber is receiving his stock ~
Il OF Sp-'ng and Summer DRuGs, which NaszA9
nave all been selected by himselfin the - n
eastern cities; and is much the largest 4A
assortment OF the kind ever brought to WSR
this market and in point of quality, price, e., will
compare with any stock IN the country. Fl i'll sci
as low as any establishment west of the s.tain:
for cash or approved country produce. Person
wishing to purchase any article in the
B 100 x Or ID Ek q q LINE
would do well call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALL
Cadiz, upriF 26, 1854
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-11

Df The ten largest cities in the Union, in
point cfpopulation, range thus in order;--New
York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Brooklyn Bal
timore, Boston, New Orleans, st. Louis, Pits
burgh, and Buffalo, Chicago standing about
equal with the Last named city.
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or '.Ain not q little pales inquired la
day who was rather short and roipulcnt Of q
eriisty old bachelor You lock more like Y Jg
I'M, was thc blunt reply
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-11
First Premium Blooded Horse
CAPTAIN BELLF0UNDEH

M I'LL stand for the mprovemrnt Of stock the
w ensuing season, on Mondays, Tuesdays and
Wednesdays at the stable Of ihs subscriber six
miles east Of Cndiz, on the IIopedale and Wheeling
Plank Road. On Fridays und Saturdays at the
stable Of tho MANSION HOUSES in Cadiz, Ohio, al
the following terms: Single service $500 to be
paid at the time or within ten days, otherwise ii
will be charged by the season, which vii be ss, to
be paid on the 18th Of July next 10 insure a mare
with toai $40 to be pad Oh the first day of Febru.
ary next; Parting with an insured mare or falling
to attend TO ORDER forfeits the insurance. Due at.
tenlon will be given, but accountability for nc.
cidents.
Captain Bellf7under is beautiful BRIGHT bav
seven years old, l5h hands high and weighs over
l,2oo lbs compactly built, very strong hone with
great muscular Developments. His superior stylo
and nppearance originating from his obliquely
placed shoulders, depth of girth deep oval quarters
and broad tilles, symetry and regularity ofpropor-
uons elegance and grandeur of all his physological
devolopeneuts being u beautiful trotter and also j
No. racker.
Captain Belfounder is strongly recommended to
the public as combining useful properties than
any horse in Eastern Ohio; and his colts for sza and
substance, stand uneqolled, having taken the first
premium at the Wheeling Island Fair for the twc
past years. will just infoiln the community thai
this s the last chance to breed from this celebre ted
horse, as have made arrangements to take him
TO Missouri next season.
march 26 1856. J.J.P, JOHNSON.