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LATER FROM JAMAICA.--We have received through
the politeness of Mr.. NJ. H. Samuels, papers from
Kingston Of late date as the 22d ut.; they, how
ever contain little Of interest with the exception of
the annexed item in relation to the weather and
health of the Island The Standard of the 22d utimo
says:
The weather during Sunday and yesterday was very
unsettled, Heavy squalls with drifting clouds from
the Southeast continued at intervals throughout
both days but although there seemed every appear
ance ofain coming in from the same quarter nothing
beyond an occasional drizZe resulted The barometer
has shown tendency downwards for some days, and
this fact, taken in connection with the appearances
seaward would seem to indicate an approach of the
October rains, which many had been inclined to con-
slider as lost for the present year
The state of the public health we regret to say is
very untavorable. We have not known any year dur
ing the last quarter Of century which, excepting OF
course the visataton of cholera sickness of one kind
or the other has been general. There is scarcely
pen near Kingston in which fever in a more or less
aggravated form has not been habitual visitor for
several months and the healthiest and ARREST parts Of
the city have not been without frequent visitations Of
intermittent. Yellow fever, we regret to say, has
been very active among the unacclmatised, although
happily its fatality has in many cases been avcrted
by the prompt attendance Of civil practitioners and
by careful nursing.
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fbe@0fs,
Boots, Shoes assta &sTogaHs.

Boots, Slices ana &sTogassss
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing ship Norfolk aEd in sorca general assert
mrI,t Of BOOTS SHOES, BRNGANS, HATS GAPS, et~
So Plantations supplied with pfilae DlTGNING BOOTS,
RTSSET BEOG ANS Wool, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF
STRAW and CAMPEAEHY HATS, Ut the lowest market
FROST l. Co,
!yl3 2pkW 10 Magazine street
HATS, CAPs, etc.,
Ar WHOLESALER
Wrare constantly receiving general Of Silk, Fur.
CASHMERE Panama, EeEhorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Woo! HATS, a&tae
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
1yi3 2ptW 10 Ml.Ezlne street.
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Plated " arc.

Plated Ware.
Thr subscribers opening splendid assortment Of Plated
Goods of SHEFFIELD aini AMERICAN Plate.
CASTOES, CAKE BASKETS,
TEA AND COFFEE SETS,
CRNS, WALTERS, C.ANni.EST1NKS,
FORKS, SPOONS etc, Which they
offering; for SALT at low prices.
p. Il. FELL & CO..
OF 2p0t&2tW Il Camp Street.
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River Tntallig

LOUISVILLE, Nov 1.-The river is at stand with
three feet to Cincinnati.
NICKSBrRG, Nov. 5.--The Defender passed down
ut o'clock p. NJ.
DEATH OF \ NETERAN.-The Hartford Times Of
the 9th ult. contains the following obituary:
The death Of Col. James Ward. one of the oldest
men i'll Hartford, occurred suddenly Saturday night
at his residence, No. rs Main street. He went to
bed at 10 O'Clock and died at H. He was probably
the oldest Commissary General in the United States,
having received his commission in the war Of ISL
Col. Ward was one of the prominent and wcl-known
citizens of Hartford having ever taken an active
part in enterprises for the Improvement and pros
pcrity OF the city. At the time Of his death he
in the cghty-ninth year OF his age. In honor Of his
memory and in token of regret for his deceaSe,
lutte Of minute guns was fred at sunrise this Nton-
day. morning, and the bells of the city tollcd
for an hour.
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%y4 NJ" &C. @ @ !, , ,r 9"y% to @ &C.,
o?ryfsors vi>"s ADvET!s he 2'tsi'a o.
5 ssI$ i i Nj Il iSs III" ids ill., #
EENIVERs1rY, OF LouIslANA-hAW! We nE-
meme, OH Gs M1%Y {" ' Ho! S s S
"@e "n, The FIRST MONDAY Of Apr' s37 They c vii,
Hasa ana" a w ws il Hy y four Ef
TIosff by Pref. NcCnleh will treat Of H., .,., s
o1i,o' {" Nas rs a and Nn.vr: Golo5 o:bet "r
H%Ts canae,s Iari' III! 'ira"S Poss"os, .n!
CONTRACTS for Maritime Services i" Building Requiring and Sup
,. E , "w rc%s TX Ia. q E E.ss and l; s
pacific md hostile relations, Treaties Of Peace and Private ID
iii. ne Jurisdiction Of the Courts Of the rped States,
Ir"rt he Hgi, and AlSs o" 's siIsne
Courts Courts OF Revenue and as Prize All" Instance Courts
d r 1n"s' by Prof. Ranacll nnt will cn'arc
camille rarty and nv co"c' "" Nef"sn rmcss 44ex
T FRAT a" " So" r5n OF s E" c r?H oss.o %
Sirr'5s Of Hinsyn lonrnrts with Carriers
an ",fTIs SI Wit T i;@rt co aa Ayr s Sa
and Insurance. of Sale ''""F"l'ecs Liens and stopFHse
r. Thr Criminal Law and Practice in Cotra Of Criminal Ju
Ill.,: RE b. 1 It Of r Eyt'soGs embrace.
l. TIv tyir roi~ @t I,onsna IN connection, with the Eo
man spanish and French laws a"d Critical Analysis Of hs
H. Land Titles, whether derived trcn EnDn s"in Franco
ill., rhc Practice .: Courts Girl jurisdiction
ill., fy Prot. Alfred lIe,nen Will enbrac@--
J. The tom,noa l" EYuiy 1Hrtlru'erce aud Practices
and !I."dntrs in Hiy j '>rs at Common Law.
rIc nyT"e Of '@or Of Laws will he Conferred on ,a.o,s
lures t cc'r,, after having: rs'i twelve mo1i> 1ts'
animation L., lie various Professors, be u''d deserving Of
Tic Of reis Professor j. 81 M''r:rrn,tvn fec, IS ant
Xii co,qm,;lf,s"o, must addressed The Dc4a Of his
''''''' CHRISTIAN EosEAlys
aus ID i,"n { -" Farn!'r.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Louisiana,

LOulSldut
BAYOU SARA, Nov. OHiciaL--Buchanan ma
jorty in West Feciana parish is 80, a Democratic
gain of Sc over the Governors election.
CLINTON Nov 5.--East Felicana gives Buchanan
lis majority official.
VICKsBuKG, Nov. 5.--Madison parish gives Fillmore
q majority. Carroll gives Fillmore 272 majority
Tensas gives Buchanan 50 majority.
ST. CHARLES, Nov. 1.-THE vote of this parish is
Buchanan lO4 Fillmore 81. st. John Baptist gives
Buchanan q majority.
Parish of Tcrlebonne, Flmorc's majority l3.
Parish of st. Mary, Fillmore's majority 50.
Parish of Lafourche Buchanan;s majority $50.
Parish of Assumption, Buchanans majority GO
Parish of Plaquemines, Geottrey's Precinct, Blu
chanan;s majority y.
Parish of St. Tannany, "a majority for Fillmore
and two precincts to be heard from.
Parish Of Ascension, Buchanan's majority reported
2O3.
Grctna Precinct gives So majority for Fillmore.
Two precincts to be heard from.
HEAD OF PASS, Nov. 5.-The result of the cleo
ton at Donelson Precinct: Fillmore 50; Buchanan
10.
mississippi.
WooDvILLE Nov ). - Wilkinson county gives
Buchanan IS majority.
FAYETrE, Nov 5.--Jetlerson county gives Buchanan
Il majority.
NArcnn Nov. 5-Adaus county gives Fillmore
l2G majority.
CANTON Nov. 5.-Fillmore's majority in Madison
county is 81.
Pennsylvania.
HARR1sHURG Pa, Nov. 5.--The friends of the fusion
ticket concede that the State has gone 10000 majority
for Buchanan.
The vote of Philadelphia stands: Buchanan, 3S ,l2G;
Fillmore, (straight) 1856 Fremont, (straght)
1900 Fusion, 1850
New York.
New York, Nov 1.-The vote of this State, so far
as returned, stands - Fremont SJ,7Sl, Buchanan,
$685. Fillmore II APO.
New YORK. Nov. churchman's majority i'll this
city over Fremont is nearly % 900. Hon. Fernando
Wood is reelected Mayor
Scattering returns from thirtyninc counties show
Il plurality for Fremont of1S,000.
It is supposed that the whole Republican ticket is
elec ted
Georgia.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 5.-Ten counties gives Buchanan
1850 being Democratic gain Of 800
North Carolina.
AUGUSTA. Nov. Wimlington city gives Buchanan
"A mniority--heing a large gain.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 5.--Nortl Carolina has given Blu
chanan large majority.
Indiana,
INpIASAroITs, Nov. j.-fhe result in this State is
very doubtful. In all counties heard from the Re
pubicans have small gains, except Marion, which
shows Democratic gain Of l30
CiNClNNArI, Nov. --Toleraby full returns show
that Buchanan has carried Indiana by from 49, 600 to
$1,000
Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.-Filimores official majority
in this city and county is 2,0l0 The State has
doubtless gone for Buchanan by 1000
Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 5.--Returns received indicate
that buchanan has carried the State by about ) 900
majority.
Virginia.
NEW YORK, Nov 5.--Yirginia has given heavy
majority for Buchanan.
New Jersey,
New York, Nov. j.--Tho counties of Gloucester
Cumberland and Camden give Buchanan 4,0Sl
Fillmore ST. Fremont l.G25.
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LOUIS NAPOLEON FEARS ASSASSIN ATloN.--Iti is sta
ted that arrests continue to be made in Paris of ndl
viduals suspected Of consprng against the life of the
Emperor. The conduct of his Majesty on the occa-
sion of his return to Paris and since gives the impress
sion to the public that these arrests are based upon
facts which fully warrant the utmost rigor of the o
lice. His entry into Paris was private unannounccd
as regards the hour, and made under the most cautious
circumstances. His carriage, which was closed was
surrounded by mounted men, and instead of passing
the usual route, they passed rapidly through the
city by the river quays
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Persons
Kbg'. SUpsssgct Reynolds.

OFFICE-No. 1l5 GRAN!EK STREET, NEW ORLEANS
CAscERs ScAIp.IiEAD, WHITES SORES AID
ctcKft5 Of every description ti3l 2rly
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an ibass,

The subscribers opening large ami splendid
Of China
PLAIN WfIITEs.lND EICIE TEA AND DINING SETS.
CHAMBER SETS AND FANNY ARTICLES, VASES rrr,
Having bought thu above AUCTION far below importation
cost we are Offering Them cores Yondu4ly low ;rp<.
7, r. FELL 4 CO..
OF 2plG&2tW l. Camp street.
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Secondhand Furniture Efoughf.

The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions {: Second
Hand Furniture Persons leHving IT, c1y and Wishing dis
pose their furniture, viii ind vantage to call
the lu1.rrsI med.
to-Scc0ld hand Furniture sold exchanged repaired.
P. N. TOURNE,
nulo 2D3n ~ !inro!lic street
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| NAvAL.--U. s. sloop-ofwar Portsmouth, from Nor
folk, arrived at Batavia, August 9TH
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i'Avcrly'>, B"yce
r W | ST
Rough "na Ready f7n!lo's Cavalier Simon Pure Golden
in2,ot. Virginia Leaf Plantation &r.t,r
Together with many other brands choice article PEI
rtiu", Havana .ssa German ti@hrs.
SMITH L VAN BENl'I!t YSEN,
O9h In iifhvjcr
NEW COME AND VARIETY S'T0IsEI. Me-
~ CANAL STREET, one door from Charities Street
The tr'!rrsi-1r. has above WHOLESALE, AMI
RETAIL COME, VARIETY AND FANCY GO IDS STORE
md calls the his ta ant! the generally &c,
his extensive assortment, lately imported, comprising the
following articles
Shell Ivory Horn and India Rubber Combs in alt ,cr vain
ties and Style;
| Hair, Tooth, Cloth, Hat and Sloc RruShrS
PcrfumCricS. nr the French
| Real German Cologne: French Suups.
Porclnunnacs: Silk Purses P0ckei Books; Gold Pens.
Silver ThnIes; Cont Links Tverzers: 7dieH WolE Eoxes
ItrntlelnenS Dressing ,aNes; Boys School iia.s;
Misses aba H',i Work BOXES;
| Watch tfl.;rt.S: Sf!sDturr&; Razor Stony,
| cutlery ANA R,'uA:tIs' Scissors and Ptii5uiyrt.
/ kthoiS IN pairs: Playing Cards: l'oDs bat.S:
Percussion Caps: Fishing Tlrke Spnrriui. Articles.
+ ger r" Cap Paper Pore c4n M,ntcl Pieces Accor,nrs
ad very extensive assortment of FRENCH English and
man FANCY GOODS and TOYS far sI. NJ VERY LOW
| fhitl,>' ALE. R0CSSET,
oiG2It- In NJ. 81 Canal street pear hntrfs sire
LNSEEiD pE:s-!.g VI, Raw I'D lioI.t for gale by
/ - ALFRED k+.NEHi
| CIV - JuguDLt stFeat,
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r a R e
TROTTING STOCK.
ChnSfar6eId Moroan

THIS celebrated hcfse will stand for the improve
l. ment of stock the present senson commencing
April 2lst and ending in July, at the following pa-
cess Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays
each week, In Flushing, Belmont county, Ohio
and Thursdays, Friday s and Saturdays in Cadiz.
Harrison county Ohio, at the stable Of
This horse is beautiful dark bay of good size.
we'll proportioned and is good trotter; eight years
old, and has proven himself to be one of the best
stock h0rses in the country. He was sired by the
old Green Mountain or Roynlston horse Of the
Clifford branch; hia dam was Sherman Morgan
He is one Of the pures blooded Morgan horses in the
state, and needs only to be seen by good judges to
be strongly recommended. % MH&a
This horse received the premium and diploma
the gFeat Nstional Horse Exhibition held at Spring
field, Mass. in 1853, and has received premium
at every county fair that he has been exhibted at
TERMS forthe use of the above horse will be S.
in hand and 9l0 when the mare 's known to be
with foal; or Is dollars insurance. Failing to at
tend regularly parting with mares before the
foaling time f0Ffeits the insurance.
For further information refer 10 Joseph f. Hays
and 8. W. Hale, of Dublin NJ H. John w. Steele
Petersboro', Ex-Gov ofN. H., d. /. Sanderson ,o
Chestesfeld, N H., DR.. J. NJ. Butcher and JOSEPH
Fell, ofNorth Lcwisburg, Champoign county, Ohio
or the proprietor, f.. h. CAVENDER.
apr 2a.u aNf Il ~ es8 s4
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Cleveland 4 W OOl Depot

THERE is no longer question, or doubt in the
minds of those who are best acquainted with the
advantages the Cleveland Wool Depot offers for
the sale OF Woods, OF its Importance and praciica.
biiity
Located, as ii is, at the outlet of the greenwood
growing West, being Of easy access to wool-grew-
ers, and merchants, and within twenty -four hours
ride OF the most distant manufactures OF New Eng
land, it possesses grea advantages.
Manufacturers, tcxcepting tho Sc who are engaged
as spectators i'll wools speak III the highest terms
of this SYSTEM and the many satisfactory letters we
are receiving from our wool growing friends, have
stimulated us to increase our efforts TO mrke this
house what it should be-a~sEfe and reliable chan
nel for the sale oil their wools. 1t has surmounted
all the difficulties and opposition that could well
be brought against eny enterprise by class OF spec,
uIators opposed to it, and now 1t has more and
| stronger Recommendations than ever. We have
spared no pains nor expense in making ample az
arrangements for all who may wish to avail them
selves of the advantages arising from this manner
| Of grading and selling vols. Merchants, and
wool growers, who wish to realize on their wools,
/ on delivery at our Depot, can bo accommodated
with liberal advances. IL 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.
/ When several in one neighborhood wish TO for
ward sacks or twine, we prefer sending TO one ad-
dress Our customers in Illinois, and the Western
States will find that ordering sacks from US will
save them much rouble and insure the safe arrival
Of the wool here, as our sacks are all numbered,
| and stamped 'CIevelnnd Wool Depot" and after
being filled by consgnors, will receive no other
! marks.
How for handeling and selling and promise our
employers that our undivided attention shall be de.
voted TO their interest.
Very Respectfully,
may I, 3m GOODALE q co.
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Gst Gaoi3 satineI.
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TEKNs OF sUBscEIFTIt
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year. Il Dol paid within the year, 40 uUIIAss
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sved " ~ ~ oil tizlcs.
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n ms StSTNsL, viii be entitled to a copy iof enc
scar
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quarter (one year, ,...... .-,..-.... 400
Der ~ Ines or less. three insertionsl ...,.. 100
Tor each additional insertion, ,............ %
BCsISEsS cARps.
For II lines or less, Tone year. $500
tsiE mORlhs}-............ 800
RATES OF POSTAGE
~ wFzly NEWSPAPERS.
TO M Subscribers IN the county where published
FREE
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AGENTS FOR THE SENTINEL
Tie following named gentlemen are our authorized
agents r. receive subscriptions, adNernssHents' ana
luh WORK. W. hope they will prove themselves to
scood Agents. All contracts made by Them ~ill
r!cgly fulfilled by rs:
FrrCport- Joseph Allen.
William Fleming.
Nloueheld--A lui. Schreiber.
Snort Creck--Asa HOLMES.
Stock-James IIoGslGnh
Athens--Dr Thomas Fiudley
Gcungn--John Brown.
NOrth--A. +. Croskeg.
hlOnroe-llenry b, Heller.
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William Kenyon.
Manufacturer of
ST EAM Engines

- ~ 1h HA - ~ " ~ II -
Hand and Slide Turning Lashes.
PLANISo, DKuLiSs AND SeEEwIEo Mscu,xv,
-SHAl1ING AND Mil GEARING.
A ND every vaiieh af Maehinisis' Toois.-
~ Screws Cat with Square and v Thrred- q,
Rolling Mills and all other Pulh5kes, wsssr 81,
STEUBENFiLLE, 0
s1rorders solicited and promptly aIIendsd 10.
REconsES6kfioSs
From thevafiOus recommend ations Of nrnel.inery
built in this establishment, the following er1rsL
from letter To the proprietor. from Mr.. Gsoras
Sloan, OF Hanover Columbian county. /. aslir1iS
MIR. Sloan Is sn old and enterpftzinE citizen Ri krt
county, well known in thik k2cii3h III Ohio 80.
parts Of Pennsylvania and Virginia. Ms lesier 4
dated April %, 1854.
"MR. WILLIAM KEaNOx; -ae...-
Dear Sir-I am pleased 70
say your Engine does well, and gives great saiis-
faction.
"ln running our old Engine, Or rather, cuaI buf.
ner We used in 1850 10 1854 about one anshai And
halt Of coal In manufacturing barrel Of Hour; and
with psin Of tour eet burrs in good order could
only pack an average Of barrels perhonr on both;
making from thiflyskye TO forty per twelve ho,iTs
with sixty bushels oi coal In 1859 we used abo,it
two bushels Of coal per barrel Of ilOur - -,
I'm running the new Engine, We hse about thir.
~ bushels OF coal in twelve hours psekin9 Ia aatie
time sixty BARRELS Of -four. We Consider we are
saving abouttwo thirds OF fuel ,iBfthery used--Iak-
ing into consideratonthe incfeased HdtfI OF -four
we pack.
- NJ hoFSVui( hPpheo tIree run oi burs on Tods
kingihe es yet but believed it would run four HI
needed. ltTuns the three without any appearances d
aboring, while the 6ld one abbred hard 10 tsrIosih
the work above stated = -
"ln conclusion, the only fault ", have With yo,ir
Engine is, 1t grnds the wheat faster tan the stibby
But IT saves fuei, and as to whest there is goot
aGEo. SLOAN.
The following is from Mr.. Sonn's miller
81 have assisted Mr.. Sloan in making the aboSA
staterseht, Ehd fully '5hd6fse r., -
'Isep IL, 1855. "E. CYRUS. MiiIer.i'
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a. Il. R--------WAs remdrkaDle IOr MS
Agreeable and accommodating disposition,
Shen boy, and has lost none of his plea :
mt manners, now that be is man. His
good seDse and ready talent soon enabled
him TO master HE profession. For several
years, be has been conducting . paper with
much ability. He is nov member Of the
Ohio Legislature, and will make his mark
for lasting good in the Legislation Of his ma
live State. The high esteem in which be
d held at home. gives ground for the ex
nectation that he will some day occupy a
higher post within the gift Of bis adtniring
constituents.
Others might be spoken of, but The fore
Going must suffice for to-day, IS we hagc
geitl,er siulc nor room for more than this
additional remark as to tie result Of oul
eynerience and observation in regard 70 APP
,yrntices. II il this: Those who are mos
s,tontive. and seek most diligently 10 for.
rard the interests Of their employers, are,
IL i general thiag. sure 70 be successful IN
IN. business ia after life. The habits. ot
care and attention to business then formed,
constitlte capital, far more valuable than
mere gold and silver"
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B. X. QUEST,
Dealer in Watchs, Clocks, Jewelry

HNiiE subscriber would respectfully sannaunce TO
Il the citizens OF Cadiz and the public IN geF eral,
that being desirous Of making Cadiz his permanent
location. no has tpkeH the toom first door east Of
Hauiltons shoe store, directly opposite tAe pub.
lie buildir gs lMain street) where he Is now open.
ing large and splendid stock Of the above goods.
among which may found Gold snd Silver Eng
lish levers, Gold and Silver Swiss anchors and
Lepines. A large assortment Of day and 80 hour
brass mantle Closks, with or without alarm.
Gold Fingerrings, Earrings and Breasipins in
great vafiety. Gold guard vest and Fob chains
Gold miniature cases lnrge and small. Gold, Sill.
ver steel and german plated spectaces to suit all
sges. Silver german and albata table and tea
spo6ns Razors, Knives and scissors-pocket wall
lets and Port.netfies Of every description Fancy
flour Voces and fine toysIhd.r Clothes, teeth and
shaving brushes: Indil rubber, buffalo common,
terck, puff pocket and redding combs All o
which he will sell etthe lowest cash price w.
N. B. intend carrying on the Clock and Watch
repairing in all its various branches and from lor
experience in the business hatter myself thf'
can do work In such a manner as to give univeC
sttisiaction. All work done or sold, warranttt'
be as represented Call and examine for yourselves
Cadz Oct. 19, lS55-6m. Blk QUEST.