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IsptriaI Wotitts
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
THE AGE.

MO PAYh DR.. TOblase .eslssssssd Venetian
IN Linimsnt does not cure Cholera, Collie, Sea
Sickness, Chrome Rheumatism, Vomiting; Cuts,
Burns, Old Sores, Swellings, Ioo'haehe, Head
Chsgped hands. cold feet, Mosqueto bites, Bruises
and Pains CT Weakness in the limbs, back and
chest
NO HUNBrs-TRY IT.
DR. Tobias has warranted his Linlment Tor eight
years without ever having demand for the return
ofthe none all that is ed is 10 IL according
to the directions.
NO ONE WILL EVER De WITHOUT IT
Aher once using it. II you do not ind II better
than anything you ever tried before,
GET YOUR MONEY RkTTRNEp!
11rThnusands Of certificates have been received
speaking Of its virtues N0v-a-daysn n the prac.
tice to ill up the papers with certificates from
known persons or given by thoee who never used
the medicine now DR. Tobias offers to pay
1000 DOLLARS
to any one who will prove mat he ever published
false certificate during the time he has had his med
cine before the public.
Call on the Agent and get q pamphlet containing
genuine certificates.
As persons envious of the large sale Of the Vene.
ton Linimeut have ted il is injurious TO rake
it internally, Dr. TObias has taken the following
OATH:
l, Samuel l. Tobias. of the city Of New York, be.
ing duly worn, do depose that compound Lini.
ment called Venitian and that the ingredients oi
which ii is compounded are perfectly harmless 70
ia Ike internally even in double the quantity named
in the directions accompanying each bottle.
S. l. TOBIAS.
New York. January 9th 1856
Sworn to this day before me,
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
Price 25 and so CENTS Sold by the Druggists
and Patent Medicine Dealers throughout the United
States.
arAlse for sale, Dr. Tobias Horse Lininent, in
pint bottles at so cents, warranted superior to any
other.
DR.. Tobias Office, No Sc Courlland street, New
Yofk.
AeENrs-T II Logan g. Co. and Thompson &
Patterson, Wheeling; John Beall and 5 Hamilton
Cadiz; A Jul Schneider, Mooretield; NJ Jolley, New
Market; f Phipps IL Co. Smyrna.
November 10 IS56~ 4 yrs ,epcial notice,
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Grand Circular Fox Hunt.

GranO ClfcUtar FOX HAuuts
At meeting of the citizens Of Stock town
ship on the 31st ofJanuary, at the School house
near +. McKinneys, for the purpose of making
arrangements for circGlar Fox hunt, William
Patterson was called to the chair and George A.
Given appointed Secretary. After which, Sat-
urday the fourteenth day Of February was
agreed upon as the day of the hunt. Also it
was agreed upon to have the centre in VIM. Pat
tcrson's Bottom, near F. McKinney's school
house; after which committee Of three was ap
pointed to set the boundary lines, which was re-
ported as follows:
Commencing at the East at the house of Alex.
Hcndersons on the New Market road, and run
ming south to M. H. Conaways, thence to inter-
sect the road above Alex Crossan's house, thence
to the house of Samuel Gilberts, thence down
the ridge to Widow Spikers, thence to the house
Of John Poulston, thence south down the road
to the corner of said Poulsons land; commen-
cling for the south line at the last mentioned
corner running west along the line between
Lewis Ford and Carson, thence between John
Ramsey and James Miller, thence straight line
to the house of VIM. Rowland, thence to the
house Of Levi Malernea thence a straight line
to intersect the road near the house of George
Dawson; (West line) running from Dawson's
house along the road to Magees old meeting
house. thence to Houses School house, thence
past the house of Robert Erwin to the bottom
road; thence north along the road to Patrick
Galahers, thence to Charles Conaway's, thence
to Mt. Hope Meeting house, thence to Alex,
Henderson's at tho place of beginning. After
which Fryer Mckinney anil J. G. Blrsar were
appointed Chief Marshals Of tho day. On mo.
ton NJ. II. Conoway was appointed Marshal on
the East line, Levi Mallernee Marshal on the
South line, Oliver Coultrap Marshal on the West
line, G, A. Given Marshal on the North line
I On m >tion Alex Honlsrson, Joseph M:Comos,
Thos. Anderson and James K.esey were ap
pointed Captains ON the East line; Abraham
Hines, Charles Wells, Washington Ourant and
David Christy Captains on the South line Eph-
rain Upton, Thos. Carothers, VIM. Evans, Alex
Crawford Captains on the West line; Charles
Consway, Samuel Lightner, Ezekiel Evans and
H. Buxton Captains on the North line.
Order of the day.--Persons are requested t.
be on the line by 8 o'clock, to prepare for IN ".
ching at the signal of the cotton ball to be fred
in the centre precisely at 10 o'clock at which
time all are to start and march to the first straw
line, then to wait until another signal by cot
ton ball in the center; then to march to the sec
ond straw line. No dogs to be let lose until ar
irving at the second straw line Also person;
are requested not to fire any guns in the center
A general turnout is respectfully solicited. NJ
horses to pass the first straw line except thos'
occupied by the Marshals.
FRYER MCKINNEY Sec'y protein.
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CADIz WHOLESALE MARKET

CADIZ WHOLESALE MARKET
Corrected Weekly by George q Wilson, Whole
safe GocerS FEraoarding and Commission,
Merehants.j
CADIZ, FEB. II, 1867.
Flom-For good superfine and Extra $3.50
@600.
Wheat--1,oo@l,l 10 for red; $l,l5, for good
new white.
GrOceies-Sugar in hhds. 1910 IL; N. O.
Molasses IS cents per bbl.
Rio Ccfee--12@12h, Java Is; Pepper IA,
Ground Pepper 15@17.
Alspee--I7; Cloves rs; Soap, Rosin bar So
51a; German do. ~.
CASTLE soap 10; Soda 61z; Candles 1904.
Grain--COrn so; Oats 25@28; Rye 45@
so; Barley $l,l5@l,20.
Rice--6L cents per lb.
Iobacoo--6 Twist l8cts; Dewy & Andersons
brands 30@33.
FTSh--Mackeral No. 3, per Dbl. $500, hall
do 500. do No. Q, per Dbl. $1o50, halfdo 500
Herring No /, $3.50.
Sugars.--Chrushed and Pulvrized, Lover
ings brand l31a @15
Starch--9cts y ID.
Isas-Young Hyson 4o@socts Black Tea
35@50.
to I'd $3.50
Salt--$2, ,50@275.
Butter--16cts.
Eggs--12cts.
Seeds Timothy $3.50 Clover e,oo@6,50
Flazseed--$l,0o.
Batting--No /, IA; no 2, l3.
Cordaqe--60 II, 2.25; 100 n, 800;
Byoopps-S1, ], ,50@200
Sna6,--best Scotch. 23cts.
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Can Epilepsy be Cured.

We thing TIE following letter from respectabl y
citizen OF Mississippi will answer the question: and
remove all doubts from every unbiased mind
GRENADA Miss June $, 1855.
Dr.. SETH HANcE Baltimore, Md Dear Sir:-
take great pleasure in relating a case of spasms
or fits. cured by your invaluable pills NV brother.
]. J. Ligon, has long been afflicted with this awful
disease lie was first attacked while quite young
He would hav one or two spasms at one attack al
rst hut as he grew older, they seemed to increase
likewise Up to the time he commenced taking
your Pills he had them very often and quite severe
prostrating him body and mind. His mind had suf.
Tered seriously; but now, am happy to say, he is
cured of hose fits He has enjoyed fine health for
the last five months past. His mind has nso return.
ed to is original sprightliness All this take grea
pleasure in communicating, as 1t may be the means
of directing others the remedy that will cure them
Yours respect fully. &C., W. P. LIeoN
No person who is suffering from Fits, or Spasms
should neglect sending TO DR.. Hance, after this, fol
supply of his inestlmabIe medicine. His prices
are as follows one box 50; two IS twelve S24-
sent by mail free. on the receipt of remittance -
Address SETH s. HANcE, 1903, Baltimore street, Bal
tinora Md
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consigned to premature graves, cannot BE recall
led 10 life; the insults, the outIages, the robbe-
ries and the murders, enough TO sir iever in
the blood ofage," IN this world OF imperiection
and guilt enn never be fully atoned for OF Justly
punished. The innocent blood, however, shall
not CRY in vain for redress, as we are promised
by the Great Executive Of the Universe, whose
power is almighty and whose knowledge Is per-
iect, that He will repay"
s'To fight in just cause and for our country's
glory is the best office Of the best Of men" Let
siustice be the harel' which crowns your delib-
erations-let your AIMS be purely patriotic and
your sole purpose the general welfare and the sub
stantial interests of the whole people. five fix
our steady gaze upon the Constitution and the
Organic Act, as "the cloud by day and the pillar
oEtre by night" our footsteps will never wander
into any unknown OF forbidden paths. Then
will this Legislative Assembly be as beacon
light, placed high in the pages of our history,
shedding its luminous and benign influence to
the most remote generations, its members will be
remembered with Seneration and respect as a.
mong the early fathers of the magnificent COM
Emonwealth, which, in the not distant future will
lovershadow with its protection population Of
freemen unsurpassed by any State in this below
ed Union, for intelligence, wealth, religion and
all the elements which make and insure the true
greatness ofa nation; the present citizens Of Kan
sas will rejoice i'll the benefits conferred; the
mourning and gloom which too long, like pail
have covered the people, wifi be dispersed by
the sunshine of joy with which they will hail
the advent of peace founded upon justice-we
will enter upon a career of unprecedented pros
perity; good feeling and confidence will prevail;
the just rule ofaction which you are about to es-
tablish will be recognized the entire country
now watching your deliberations with momen-
tous interest, will award you their enthusiastic
applause; and above and over all, you will have
the sanction Of your own consciences, enjoy self
respect, and will meet with Divine appreciation,
without which, all human praise is worthless
and unayniling.
JOHN W. GEARY.
Lecompton X. T., Jan. 13, 1857.
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Cadiz, Ohio, February 6, 1857.
For the Cad Sen in,

EOl lut CdIiE oeu lhct'
Mr.. EDIToR.-It is not nay intention to occu-
py much space in your valuable paper, but merely
to suggest to our "Ctty FltRers' the propriety
of ofbuiIding "Town Hail." We are at least
twenty years behind the times in Improvements
of this kind. What is the cause Of this? We
think it is "Fogysne." Now all that is needed
is to make the start in the right direction, and
we have no doubt that the end would be accom-.
plished.
l, for one, think that the public money ex-
pended in that way, would be far more benef-
cial, and reflect greater credit on our town. than
in any other way it could be applied. Could
not one half of the funds necessary for the con-
struction of building of this description be
raised by private subscription? We have men
of wealth-property holders in our town that
should take an interest in an "Institution" o.
this kind. 1t would not only help the appear
ance of our town, but it would "sq,tasp' the
idea" that has got abroad throughout the coun
try that Cadiz, (or rather the citizens Of Cadz,,
are "dead'' to all improvement. More anon.
Y. A.
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Valuable Farms for Sale.

The Subscribers offer for sale the farm on which
c. M Belknapnow resides. situated in Short Creek
township, Harrison county. Ohio, on the Hopedale
and Wheeling Plank Read. nne mile from Adena
seven miles west of Mt. Pleasant and six miles
south OF Hcpadale. Said F, rm contains 200 acres
about 40 OF which is excellent bottom land and the
remainder good upland; all OF which is uuder good
state of cultivation. The improvements consist oi
two dwelling houses. large frame barn, and good
orchard. There is an abundance of good timber
coal aud water on the land
The subscribers nlso offer for sale the farm on
which Samuel CarOthers now resides, situated in
Nottingham township, Harrison county Ohio, one
mile south of Deersville. Said Farm contains Il
acres, all under good state of cultivation. There
is dwelling mouse on the farm There is an abun'
dance OF Timber and Water on the premises.
Persons wishing TO purchase, will call on either
Of the undersigned, who will make known the.terms
&c. The titles ore eptionable.
C. M. BELXNAP.
7. c BELKNAP
February II, IS57-6tpd
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By this son q Erin, ne Wss enabled to procure
some fern and other vegetable impressiOns."-
He has made rapid advancement in science since
| became acquainted with him, If he would be
able to make many scientific observations upon
them, after hAyingPrOeured all his impressions"
Another remark; the next place VIC Rnd him is
in the school room. He informs Us that the
teacher was so embarrassed, that he 'alBsoR Jal
through" but docs not say what il was that he
come so near falling through Perhaps it was
his pants, as he has given full account Of them.
But we do not wonder at our young friend .fal-
'ling," as he is an orphan; and perhaps, has new
er had the privilege Of beholding any Of the
mighty men of the earth until then. The only
wonder IS, that he did not, not only fall through
his pants but through his boots also, at behold
ing such an unusually intelligent looking being
But think il thegepaensan will examine his
own county, he will find some teachers who are
as far from being acquainted with such intelli-
gent looking men, as our Harrison county teach
ers are.
The young man who is the object Of his ep
ithets, is young man Of good standing, worthy
of any trust whatever, and renders general sat
isaction as teacher. JOHN NJ. BUSBY.
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SOuth-edst CuIueI rOeI'h anu Vuinut SIS.
Cincinnati. March H. 1855. 40

R1-For the benefit of the invail portion of cur
community, we extract the following from the Alma.
nae of Or. C. NJ Jackson, proprietor Of HooAqnd
German Bitters, hoping il may induce a trial ol
tleR: HT
]. G Nils says: Sheffield. I'll. March 10, '55
II expect to sell great quantaes OF your Rltters
this year. Many Of my customers speak very high
y Of its good qualities, having proved its If most
an excellent Fever and Ague preventative. and a
great purifier Of the bIo"d, and the very best thing
on record to aid digestion and ate u good na'u-
raj appetite. In short, ! am sure It is one OF the
very best medicines known tor family use; being
safe and pleasant tor any one to take"
C.. l.. d. CRocKw LII says!
Anamosa, Iowa. NAV, |, lS5i.-"The Bitters give
unbnunded satisfaction 10 all that have used them,
and | do and cal recommend them to all that are
afflicted They have cured many cases of Dyspep.
sia. some oi them where hundreds OF dollars have
been spent for remedies which aft rded no relief
and were considered incurnble until they used the
Buffers" See adyerti sement.40.
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For the Cadiz Sentinel.

For the CadiZ Sentinel.
Ma. EDIToR in looking over your columns of
the 2Sth inst, my attention was arrested by an
article taken from the New Philadelphia DEM
ocrat; and written by Thomas Mccartney. If
l am the person of whom be has spoken, he has
lied. He was at my school on or about the day
he said, but he found not such person as he
describes. do not know how he saw so much
in so short space of time, he being here not
more than fifteen minutes. He has lied, Also
about the government and instruction. Con-
corning these, however, We will let the direc-
tors and the parents of the children which at
tend the school decide that, as think a man in
the same fix that he was is not fit to decide on
any case whatever. Had he told it in our neigh
borhood only | would not mind it, for the
people, as far as am acquainted, know that it
is a positive lie. think that he had seen some
person taking horn, or else he had smelled the
bottle himself, for thought from the appearance
of his jolly red nose, and from his actions, that
he had been taking wee drop too much"
think that if had been discharged by the di-
rectors, Gas Mccartney was last winter,) sho'd
have laid low and said nothing; however, sup.
pose he wanted to make himself known to the
public, and he had no other means by which he
could accomplish his ends, (and he has made
himself known to be perfect jackass.) wo'd
advise Mccartney, the next time he would get
up notoriety, he had better try some other way
than slandering persons that are his superiors.
l would just ask Tommy il he is the man that
stole the bottle from the gentleman's cellar who
lives near the Junction? as it was taken about
the time that you Tommy, were there.
JOHN G. ALLENSWORTH
Cadiz Junction, Jan. 81, 1857.
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Great Cure of KheumatiSm in Cin-
cinnRti, O..-cOMYincimg eVid deNce.

For more than three years nave been suffering
with rheumatism. and enlargement and pain Of the
bones and joints. have strictly followed the ad
vice of physicians, and at other times used such
fnmily medicines as hal been recommended for the
cure of rheumatism; still did not improve in the
least, and was frequently compelled to keep my
bed, and thereby prevented from attending to my
business. Some weeks ago | was induced by a
triead to try Carters Spanish Mixture. The effect
vas miraculous felt considerably improved after
had taken the fourth dose; { have only u, ed one
single bottle, and ana entirely free from all pain
fell hester than have fe, for years. and attrib.
ute my completely restored health solely the Use
of Carriers Spanish Mature l consider it a most
Cxcellent medicine for rheumatism and all diseases
Of the blood and most checrfay recommend 1t 10
the afflicted. ID. BURRlFT,
Southeast corner Foarth and Walnut SITS.
Cincinnati. March H. 1858 40
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For the Cadiz Democratic Sentinel.

MRC. N. ALLEN, Gtar Sr.--While looking
over the Semtnel of the 28ta inst. noticed an
article taken from the Philadelphia Democrat
written by one Thomas Mccartney, in relation
to School teacher Of Harrison county. The
gentleman states that Dec. 9th, found him at the
Cadiz Junction, endeayoring to kill 'eime' the
best way he could.
am of the gentlemon's opinion, as far as he
touched at our old father "time," because ever
since knew him he has been committing dep.
relations on this selfsame "ams."
Another statement touching his interview
with tho atuDnel tsnder.o lie states that aided
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New Arrangement.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MY CUSTOM.
ERS have concluded to nuke the following Ar.
rangements;-I propose to sell Goods on as favora.
lieving that short settlements are most satisfactory
to all parties have concluded TO settle with all my
customers by the fret Of January and the first Of
July OF each year. These arrangements will be
strictly adhered to JAMES Sl'EWART.
Cadiz, Ohio, January I, 1887. as'ts y as6is
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no Teachers.

The Board Of Examiners OF Harrison county, o A.,
will hold a meeting at Cadz, in the High School
Building, Friday and Saturday the 9th and 2sth
days of Feb 1857, for the examination of Teachers
under the Act to provide for the reorganization,
supervision and maintenance Of Common Schools, y
passed March a. 1853.
By order Of the Board.
GEO. PARKER, Clerk
N. 3. Each applicant Is required to be present
both days
Feb. II, l957.3t.
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New TowNs IN kANsAs.-The Kansas Herald
says that two towns are now being laid out in that
Territory--one at the mouth OF the Kansas riv-
er, to be called Wyandott, and the other ON the
Missouri, four miles distant from the first, to be
n AIMED Quindora
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ATTENTTONil

I HEREBY ANNOUNCE TO THE PUB
lie, that am prepared TO furnish good Ambrotypt
Likenesses for fifty cents and upwards.
Now 10 the time 10 get cheap and good pictures
Call and examine my specimens at the Mansion
House. II. DAVIS
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Rail Road Stock at Public Sale

The subscriber will offer at public sale at the
door Of the Court House in Cadiz on Friday, Feb.
ruary 49, 1857, between the hours Of 10 A. M. and
P. M. of said day, the following property. yiz;-
Two shares Of stock in the Seubenville and Indiana
abroad, the property Of Samuel Snyder, deceased.
WALTER JAM1SON,
Executor Of estate Of Samuel Snyder, deceased.
Jan. %, l857-2w. f E r. ~ ssfg atsld 3Yt1p4s
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John Coleman,
| vs
William Johnson.
In a attachment.

At my instance an attachment was this day issued
By Henry Eagleson, Justice Of the Peace OF Green
township, Harrison county, Ohio, against the mon.
eys, credits and effects Of William Johnson, a non
reside nj citizen OF said county. Claim &33,l5.
January, Ia, 1857. JOHN COLEMAN.
Feb. II, l657.3t.
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IneOneiasion. We ask al who love sport and
are interested in the destruction Of this pest Il
the Farmer 70 turn out
WIN. EAGLES0N, CRGiDpson.
JoHS Caldwell, Jr., Sar.
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ScorT Posi- OFFICE, Adams CO.. o.,
March Ist ,s6
HALs5EY'S
Forest w1na

AND GUM-coATED FOREST PILLS.
The most ertraOr,ttnary discovery in the Worlal
900 COO BOTTLE AND BIKES soLD ANNUALLY
And thousands of Lives Saved from Premature
Grave by this Late Discovery.
Testimonials, OF the most unexceptionable char.
acter, are continually pouring in tr,m every part
OF the country bearing witness to the unparsIsIsd
efficacy OF these medicines
The following show the number Of cases cured.
certified toby letters and other IL stimonials, re-.
ceiVed from all parts O. the Union and British col.
onies. from the LIST Of January, 1855, to Junu arv
lst 1856 inclusive, ~
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JcsErH MANS. nNrsNEIE oro. B.NKAEs
MEANS & BROTHERS,
ST EUB VILE, OHIO
IRON FOUNDERS,
Engine Builders, Manufacturers Of ThreshinR Ma.
chinr and Min Castings. Gtering Machinery. Pull
lies, Wrorght and Cast Iron shsiting, with heavy
Our facilities enable US to do work Of this kine
unequalled IN this part Of The State. Orders al.
dressed 20 Means & brothers. Sienbenvill,. Ohio
We add extra cts firm letters addressed 10 M du.
RUG the last year relative 10 our Engines.
LAsRASsE. jefferson Co, or
August ], 1856
MEANS & bHoTHESs; Your Ems Rine has now been
in operation long enough 10 satisfy me- { have
ground 100 Bushels Of Nheat with 10 bushels 81
coal and think il we had good sdr, wheat M eould
be done with LEES coal. have no hesitatieoin re-
A. M.BUCHANxN.
t DELkwAEE CRY, KT.b
September le Is5e.T
MEssRs MEANS: "Our Engine and Saw Mill buiI
by you, work finely Ii does all th.t we AJAX, or
that you warranted il TO do We wish you could
man '' " oDBERff & SOLOMON.
ISLAND CREEK TOWNSHIP. Jeff CO.
September is. 1856
MESSRs. MEANS g. BRoTBERs: my Engine does
hrst-vate. am satisfied and will npon al occasions
recommend Fhepurchase Of Engines Of your make.
JAMES SCOTT.
HooKsrowN. Beavereo Pal
=, October IL, 1856. 20
MEssRs. MEANS 4 BROTHERS. Owing 10 a defee.
tive foundation my Engine bought u Won, lnsf ses.
son, did not do so we'll. Nov il does we'll ana SSs
can grind much wheat with as little fuel .s .n,
one know Of. wish all wanting steam Fnginsys
could get one as good mine '"'
oTHANlEL WOODROW.
MCINTYRE CRfIx, JEFF co % /,
October I2 1856 |
MEssRs. MEANS & BROTHERS: ave have our work
all finished Engine perfect works the best of anv
we ever saw. Let any who wish to buy, cnll and
sec ours RALSfON q BROWN.
ScorT Posi- OFFICE, Adams co.. o.,
March lst, SO
MEssRs MEANS & BROTHERS Il ma We now in;sb
ed the starting OF your second Engine. The mill
men are satisfied. If you have evet built any Mai
beats either Of them, should like to know where
they are. Come and zee these
OLIVER ROSS. MIL. Wright
Steubenvie, Jan %, lS57.6In.