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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25
More Plumber.

On the 18th ult. Congress passed bill ap-
propriating ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS!l for books
to new members. Twenty five dollars day,
and q share of $183,0000o worth of books to
each one, Is paying lot Of fellows pretty we'll
for shouting Niger and Kansas. Where is the
Smelling Committee? Their nasal appendages
need not be very accute to discover the strongest
stencil round Washington City, that ever dis
turbed mortal man. Five hundred thousand
dollars for electing Speaker; $25 day for
members Of Congress; $173,ooo for books for
the new members; lot Of Black Republican
members about to be expelled for corruption,
&c, &C., &C., WE'LL we can't do the subject
Justice; bring on your committee Stark Co.,
Detgocrat
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Death Of Hon. Davfd.T..Disncx.

We perform melancholy duty this morning,
in announcing the death of David T. Disney,
one of the Oldest ablest and best known Demo-
cratic statesmen of Ohio, and of the West 1t
was entirely unexpected, and the news, as it
circulated through the city yesterday afternoon,
produced deep sensation.
Mr. Disney was man ofsuperior attainments,
which had been assidiously cultivated by study
and reflection, and for thirtyyears has played an
important role upon the arena of political life
and has acquired high national reputation. If
we recolect Alright, he is native Of Maryland,
and came to this city aboutj 1920. His fine a
bilities soon gave him prominence in the Demo-
caatic party, to whose principles he was warm
ly attached and at an early period he was elect
ed to the Ohio Legislature, He was repeatedly
reelected to the same body, and also to the
he was its Speaker and presiding officer. In
l848 he was elected to the House of Represent
atiyes at Washington, as the successor of the
Hon. James J. Farran, and in 1850 and so he
was elected almost entirely without opposition
We believe that it is the uniform opinion of our
citizens that Mr.. Disney, while in Congress, was
one Of the most efficient and best Representa-
tives, for the interest of his constituents that
Hamilton county ever had at Washington. He
took a very high rank in Congress, as an able
and logical statesman and, upon all the great
contested questions, was listened to with mark
ed interest and respect. In 1853 he was prom
inent candidatefor Speaker and came within a
few votes of beating the Hon. Lynn Boyd for
that position, in the Democratic caucus. He
was one of the four members from this State
who voted for the Nebraska Bill in 1854, the
principle of which. measure he had for some
years earnestly and ably advocated, y
Since the expiration ofhis Congressional term
he has spent his time principally at the East,
with the exception ofa few days that he was in
Cincinnati, just before the election, upon which
occasion he embraced an opportunity to make
his last speech in advocacy Of the election of
James buchanan.
His fine intellect and genial qualities as man,
gave Mr. Disney great popularity with troops of
friends, who will hear of his sudden demise
with the most sad and melancholy feeling In
his death the Democratic party Of Ohio has lost
one OF its brightest ornaments, whose name at
once carries back to many a,severe and hotly
contested political conflict in which he was
conspicuous. In his intercoure with society, he
acquired and always maintained the reputation
of an honest man, and we know of but few Of
our public men whose loss will be more general
ly and keenly regretted. Mr.. Disney leaves an
interesting family to mourn sudden and unex-
pectcd bereavement ola husband and father
Gin. Eng.
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Spriasg Elections.

The Democracy Of the different townships Of
the County should not neglect or overlook the
necessity of efficiently organizing for the Spring
Elections. Select good sound Democrats for the
various Offices and elect them. One thing is.cer-
tain, and that is, the Democracy are str one
enough to carry some of the townships in the
County. 1t is very essential that we should
bring out good men for Trustees, men who will
act impartially toward electors. Fusion Boards
in some townships at the late elections, treated
Democrats very unjustly, ruling against them in
defiance of law and justice. We would say
again, Democrats organize and be ready to meet
your opponents, and victory will be on the side
Of the faithful.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25
Important EHmprovemcmt.

For the purpose of re setting tire on Wagons,
Buggies, &c without cutting the tire, but strength
ening in the weakest place by means o + slowing
it up can by this machine make old axle splndes
fit the boxes as good as and stove the axle IN
any place where is weak and make it as strong as
any other part We make axels short or Iengtken
them without cutting at one heat, thereby saving
the iron from scaling or being burnt up by often heat
ing
Persons having old carriages or Buggies that wish
tohave them to track with Wagons, can have that
done in very short time,
BY this method i saves all burning of iron, and
where there is bad wells in tire or axles, we make
it perfectly solid Persons having any thing done in
this line in particular requested to call at our
Blacksmith shop and examine this machine before
having thei rwork done. p.
mar IS 57tf PENN g. HARPER.
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St. Louis. March l

The people of Kansas have published the fare.
we'll address of Gov. Gcary, with sketch of his
administration setting forth the previous
condition of the territory ,recounting the difficult
ties and embarrassments thrown in his way
He says the great body of the people are con-
servative and law-abiding, willing to make sac
rifices for peace; that troubles have been oca-
stoned by ambitious schemers, with no special
interest in the welfare Of the Territory, who nev-
er desired peace,no will they allow it continue
if they have power to prevent it. The Govern
orleft for the East this morning Secretary Wood
son acting as governor.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
Importantto Consumptives!

MANY valuable lives have been saved by HEGE-
WI MAN, CLARK Il Co.'s GENUINE Con Liver OH,
which, i'll all human probability, would have beon
los but for Its timely use
1t is no quuck medicine, but the Pure Oil, made
withathe utmost care from the Fresh Cod Fish Liv-
ers and is recommended by the most eminent physi-
clans in Europe and American, and has proved by
ten years experience the most voIuable remedy for
CoNsuMPTloN and ScRoFuLA ever discovered, for,
while it cures the disease, it increases the health
and strength OF the patient.
CAurIoN.-There is great deal of spurious oil
adulterated with Seel OIL, Whale Oil, &c, which,
instead ofbenefting, Injuries the patient, by deran
ging the digestive organs, but being cheaper, Is by
unprinciped persons pamed off fer genuine.
NoTIcE, that HEGEMAN, CLARK & Co.'S signature
is over the cork, and the Eagle and Mortar on the
LABEL for since the death of w. L. Rushton, late
partner, there has been an article cved Rushtons
put in the market, which is in no way connected
with K. G, Il Co, or H. c. & Co.; and thousands
who had used other Oil without success, have been
restored to health by the Genuine Oil of our manu-
facture Sold by all respectable druggists.
March 4, lS57-2m
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LATEST ALTERED AND COUNTERFEIT NoTEs.
-3s, Union Bank, New York City, raised from
Is. Wig, woodcutter and dog
IS, Mechanics Bank Boston, Mass, raised
from IS. Wig, farmer, mlAmaid and cattle.
IS, Jamestown Bank, New York, raised from
Is. Wig, mechanic, farmer and sailor.
IS. Exchange Bank, Providence, Rhode Island.
Wig, two females end eagle; in each corner.
20s, Union Bank, Haverhill, Mass, altered
Wig, Female seated with crown; 20 each side;
female and 20 on right; female and grain on left.
IS, Merchants Bank of Madison, Wisconsin,
altered, Wig, spread eagle; squaw on right
end-Pa1tocks u s. Bank Mirror.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25

MATTEsoN AT HoME-The conviction Of the
notorious Q. B, Matteson, Of Oneida county, N.
Y, Of corruption and profgacy"as member of
Congress, is provoking great sensation in his
district. Petitions are being circulated, and
largely signed, asking him to resign his seat in
the next Congress, he being elected before these
disclosures appeared. At the late town meet
ings 50 damaging was the effect that the Demo-
Gratis carried the county by two hundred, al
though last fall Fremont had about five thous-
and majority
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25
WASHINGTON, March 19.

Arthur W. Austin has been appointed collec-
tor for Port of Boston, Vice Peasley.
The friends of Rowland were sanguine to the
last moment and even now cannot admit his de-
feat.
Watson Freeman re-appointed Marshall Of
the district of Massachusetts.
Charles l.. Woodbury., U. S. Attorney Of
Massachusetts, vice Halett.
Its said that Fletcher Watson will be Sur
veyor of the Port of Boston.
Charles Green, Naval officer, will be re ,ap-
pointed.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25
PENN IL lEARPER,s
NEW CARRIAGE SHOP!

THE UNDERSIGNED take pleasure in annonn-
cling to the citizens of Harrison and adjoining coun-
tics, that they still carry the Carriage Manufac-
turing in all its branches. They have superior fa-
cilities for manufacturing every kind of vehicles
Their stock will be manufactured in style superior
to to any in the place, and on the most favorable
terms Those wishing any kind of vehicles are
solicited to give us call before purchasing else.
where.
Our assortment consists in part of Close Carria-
ges, Livery Coaches, Boston Rockaways, Prince
Alberts, Farmers Carriages and Buggies, Jersey
Wagons, Phaetons, Sliding seat Buggies, Buggies
with Sliding tops Light Trotting Buggies, Skele-
ton Buggies, Sulkies, &C. &c.
All Kinds of repairing executed at the shortest no.
tice, and ON the best terms. We keep none but the
best of workmen in our employ. New work ex
changed for old.
sTShop directly east of the American House, in
the well known stand formerly occupied by !. S.
Dtmars, PENN Il HARPER
sCadiZ, Ohio Nav T. leI6-ly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25

IETTwo DAYS IN COFFIN ALIvE.-Mr. L.
r. Butler, Georgia timber cutter, went to Sa-
vannah short time since to sell timber and was
taken sick, and it was thought died His re-
mains were deposited in coffin and sent home.
On opening the coffin after its arrival, he was
discovered to smile Medical assistance was i'm
medately obtained, and it is said that he is fast
recovering lie was in his coffin nearly two
days!
This is certainly in favor fpostponing burials
until unmstakeable signs of decay are visible.
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az rs NOT Al nYE.

az rs NOT A DYE.
Grey haired, Bald, or persons afflicted with dis.
eases of the hair scalp, read the following, and
Judge of
Mrs. s. A. Aliens Worlds afr ne.
stOrer.
Rev. NJ. THACHER (60 years of sge), Pitchess
Chenango county, N Y. My hair is now restog.
ed to its natural color and ceases to fall"
Rev VIM CUTTER, Ed Mothers Magazine NJ.
Y. "My hair is changed 10 its natural color aad
growing on bald spots, &c.'
Bev. b STONE, d d, Concord N III. aMv
hair which was grey, is now restored 10 its natan4
color, &C"
Rev ID CI.ENDEN1N, ,Chicago,Iil. 81 cen add tug
testimony, AMI recnmm.nd it 10 my frleRds.Y
Rev d. T. WOOD, Middletown. NY. "My own
hair has greatly thiesened and oIso that Of ons Of
my family, who was becoming bald, &C. = ~
Res ] ? 'rUSTlN. Charietton, SC "Ths wh!sA
hair is becoming obSiated, snd new hair forming
&c" It'll 8N
Rev A FRINK Silver Creek, n Y. alt has pfods.
ced good effect on my hair, and can and hsss
recommended it,"
Rev JOS MCKEE, Pastor Of West D R chureh.N
Y, recommends it.
Rsv D. MORRIS, Cross River, N y. slso, sad
Mrs Rev H n PRATT, Hamdeh, " r.
We Nigh; swell this list, but If the above fall 10
convince-TRY IF. Sold by al the principal mer-
chants in the United States, Cuha and Canada.-~
Wholesale and Retail depot No 35S Brooms street
New York. Sca.e dealers try to sell artieles ia-
stead OF this, on which they make more pro6t.N -
write TO depot tor circular and informal ti0u
October %. 1856 6mo 2ys sst
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25

NEW CouETERFEITs A new and dangerous
counterfeit twenty dollar bill, letter B, payable
at the Hopkinssille branch Of the Bank of Ken
lucky, is in circulation. The closest scrutiny
isrequired to distinguish It from the genuine note.
A new counterfeit five dollar bill on the State
Bank Of Indiana, hrs made its appearance.
a new counterfeit $5 bill on the American
Bank Of Rhode Island is also in circulation.
It Is well executed, and calculated to deceive
persons unaccustomed tohandling paper money.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25

ANOTHER MARES NEsT.-Horace, or as he is
now called Horrors Greely, has just announced
the startling fact that Oregon is about to apply
for admission as State, with az apro-slavery Con-
stitution. How many more mares nests OF the
same sort the "drab coated philosopher will
discover between this and the next election, re-
mains to be seen. Great is Horace His in
ventive faculties must be prodigious; and yet
they are scarcely SO wonderful as the gullibility
of his readers, who accept his monstrons tic-
tions as so many solemn facts
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25

Look OUT.-Y esterday we were shown aone
dollar bill of the Jefferson Branch of this city,
altered to ten. The alteration is well execu
ted and calculated to deceive. The only secu-
rity against this imposition is the fact that the
vignette of the one and ten dollar bills are alto
gether different. Let farmers and all who are
not good judges look out for the -Steabe,s-
utNe Herald.
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The Law Qf Newspapers.

1. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary, are considered as wishing to continue
their subscriptions.
Q II subscribers order the disc0niinuanee Of the II
periodicals the publisher may continue TO send them
until all arrearages are paid.
8 Ifsubscr1bers neglect refuse to take their Pc
tiodicals from the office to wlioh they are directed
thew are held responsible till they have settled the
bill and ordered them discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places without
informing the publishers aud the papers are sent TO
the former direction, they are held responsible.
S. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
narod;csIs from the Office, or removing and leaving
Them uncaed for, is prma facia evidence OF inten-
tional fraud.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25

Gov. Geary stated in Pittsburgh on last Thurs
day, in the presence of a number of responsible
gentlemen, of all parties, that the telegraph dis
patches and other articles taken from the st.
Louis Democrat, in relation to what he should
have said in st. Louis, about Kansas, were false
in. every particular.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25

OH-Messrs. Penn & HARPER, have just re-
ceived large stock of eastern timber of various
kinds, for Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies, Wag-
gons &C., and general assortment of new
work on hand. They have work now thatwill
compete with any of that exhibited at the fair
If
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New n n and Copper Shop.
LANES M. FAHTF..

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Har-
rison county, that he has just commenced carrying
on the Tin and COPPER business in all its various
branches. in the well known stand formerly occupi-
ed by James Cady, on Market street. Cadiz, Ohio,
where he intends to manufacture nothing but good
ware, and sell it at reasonable prices. lie hopes by
strict attention to business, and always keeping q
good supply on hand, to receive liberal share OF
Orders from Merchants respectfully rolicited. -
The highest price paidin CASH for old Copper,
JAMES M. PAUL
cndiz Ghin A nr il 90 If
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DHrRK.EGt SAFE
THE subscriber will offer at public sale at HI

THE subscriber will offer at public sale at Hope
dale, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1857,
The following property: 100 first rate Ewes with
lamb by VIM, Mrnteers French Buck; 100 Ewes
with lamb by Ath blood French Bucks lot Of stock
Sheep; II Hogs; one Suffolk Boar year old stall
lion colts from the Hiatoga horse; mare colts and
four year old stallion from the same; three colts
from Ladds Champion Black Hawks mares with
fol rom Hiatoga Also a lot of Hay and Corn, and
100 acres of choice Land being the south part Of
the Homestead of Moses Handley, Sr., with moder-
ate improvements. Terms made known on day OF
sale Sale to commence at 10 A. NJ
fnar 25-2tI MOSES HANDLEY
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PRINrEHs IN PENNSYLVANIA. Gen. Packer,
the Democratic candidate for Governor Of Penn
sylsania, is printer by trade. The two Uni
tod States Senators and the Chief Justice Of
Pennsylvania were also formerly printers
Phil Ledger.
Mr.. Strickland, the Democratic candidate for
Canal Commissioner in Pennsylvania, Is also b
printer, sis. 8.,. s
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SPLENDID FURNITURE

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
of Ca binet Ware, manufactured out ef the best ma
terial and finished in the neates stye which he will
dispose of on the most reasonable terms.
He has also recently received from Pittsburghfo
large assortment ofFancy and Common Chairs NJ,
Looking Glasses, Plates OF all sizes, Gilt Mould nj
ng for Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, ETC.
He is prepared to furnish Collins ofeyery kind and
will carefully attend to funerals He has the only
Hears in town for the accommodation of the country.
Cadiz, March 29, 1851 J. w. GILLESPIE.
N. B.-A nice Rockaway Carriage for sale cheap
L w G
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Merchants, who are about replenish their
stock will be interested in the advertisement Of
CHAs. PAULsoN, Dealer in Hats and Caps, Pitts
burgh, Pa, which will be found in to-days pa
per. We would advise all to call on him and
examine his extensive assortment.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25

We call the attention Of our readers to the
advertisement of Moses Handley. He advertises
a fine lot of choice sheep hogs horses, colts,
hay, corn, &c, together with 100 acres of land
Those interested would do well to attend.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25

0TMatteson, the New York corruptionist,
who saved himself from the disgrace of being
expelled from the House of Representatives, by
resigning his seat is reelected to the next Con
gress. Will he have the effrontry to show him
self next December in Washington, or will he
withdraw forever from politica! station? His
constituents ought to call upon him to resign his
seat in the next Congress, and then fill his plsce
with an honest man.--O. S, Journal. -
Very well, brother Schouler; that's good, so
far as it goes. But why didn't you tell your
readers that the corruptionist, Matteson, IS a
leading republican member Of Congress, and
one of lhe longest and loudest Kansas screech-
ers in the whole country? While endeavoring
to place the negro on social and political equal
ity with white men, and shedding crockodile
tears over the lamentable condition of Africa's
sable sons" this fellow, Matteson, was slyly put
ting his vile hands into the National Treasury,
and plundering the honest tax payers of the
United States! He is a fair specimen of the
fanatics who are constantly denouncing the peo-
Pile of the South as blood thirsty tyrants and in
fuman monsters, and abusing the Democracy as
pro-slayeay party Me. Vernon, Banaer.
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cha ngc of Firm i'm Hopedalc.

w. p Saunders having purchased the entire in.
Thompson & Bro, Merchants at Hopedale, Harrison
county Ohio, the nerchantile business will be con
tinued at the old stand by Thompson Il Saunders to
whom all debts due the late firm should be paid and
by whom all debts against the same will be settled :.
Tmar 25-6t1 THOMPSON e. SAUNDERS.
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y. PHILLIPS q SON.

MANUFACTURES Of boots and shoes, ana
lVI dealers In Trunks and travelling sacls, Mo
rocco x kid-skins lining and binding do. Peggs
Nails thread and shoe-hndings generally, keep COS
tanly for sale an assortment OF the above article
ii their old stand opposite the Public oiiices.
sCadiz, o., April II, 1855,
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NEW FIRM.
MepHERS0N q ROSE

HAVING entered into partnership in the business
II ofmanufacturing Marble Monuments Tomb
and Grave Stones every description, are now pre-
pared to accommodate oil who may favor them with
their patronage at the shortest notice and in the best
styles as Rose is OF the oldest and beat workme
in Eastern Ohio. Their shop will be found on Rail,
road street, opposite the Probate Office Please cal
before purchasing elsewhere.
MCPHERSON & ROSE.
Cadiz Ol,io Sem s. lS55.tt S1I "A M s8 M ITc
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George TomlinsonI Before Andrew Lynch, Jus.
VS. tice of the Peace Of German
Samuel Park tp Harrison county, o.
On the 18th day Of March A. D, 1858, said Justice
issued an order OF Attachment in the above action
for the sum of forty nine dollars and seventy eight
cents GEOlSGE lUMLLNSON.
mar 25-3t
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POIICHOMANIE.
HAZLErON d BROTHERS.
Piano Forte
MANUFACTURERS.

No. 209, Centre Street. New York.
Where ruay be fuofid a superior assortment Of
Piano Fories, in Plain and Ornamental Casa frssn
IA octave OF the best materials and pronounced
by distinguished artist to be unsurpassed. WtLl
be sold on the most reasonable terms and warrant.
ed to stand in any climate Order from the country
promptly attended to and each Piano guaranteed 70
ave t6t isfac Cn. II Bot go, the EiGno n a. tt ss
Il rItd to us, We retur ding the money andfrtieh
At the great Exhibition at the Cry stall Pala.S
New York, 1853, Prize Medal was awarded ts
fiazleton g. Brothers, ior the superior quality of
their Piana Fortes, which were tested in Touch
Tone, Equality, and Du rabiiy of Tune, and placed
in the highest grade by the following Distinguished
William Norris, Chairman ON Musical To-
struments; Julian. Max Marelzek, w. H. Fry; n
s Willis, E. Eisfeldt, q. Meignen, Emeiias Glrae
Dwight: Jury on Musical Instruments, George T.
Bristow, Secretary on Musical Instruments.
June l8, 1856 ". ....- .-
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New Arrangement.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MY CUSTOM
ERS have concluded to make the following Ar.
rangements--I propose to sell Goods on as favora-
Bile terms as they can be had in this market. Be-
lievng that short settlements are most satisfactory
to all parties have concluded to settle with ali INV
customers by the first of January and the first Of
July of each year. These arrangements will be
strictly adhered TO. JAMES STEWART. ;
Cadiz Ohio, January z, 1857,
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Attachment.

Mikesel & Hoobler Pl'Hsl Before Andrew Lynch
VS. }JP OF German township,
On the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1857, said JUS
tice issued an order of attachment in the above ac-
ton for the sum Of seventy eight dollars and thirty
four cents. MlkESEL d. HOO BIER.
mar QS-3t