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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-08-25
A Preacher not quite a Thief.

A few DAYS since the Rev. John Wesley
the we'll known and highly respected pastor
of the second charge Methodist church in this
city, was on tour for the distribution OF BIZ
bles among the destitute, in the town OF M
in this county. AT certain house Mr. Wes-
ley had left bible, and departed on his way &,
little thinking what storm was brewing over
his devoted head. 1t seems that q lttlo
child Mt the house named had dollar on It's
neck. for plaything; and soon after the de-
parture of Mr.. Wesley, the dollar was missed
and no where to be found. Then there was
trouble in the camp; the minister had OF
course stolen the dollar! The father of the
child Immediately ran to the Justices office
and demanded warrant. Justice Bradlsh
tried to reason with the man, but to no pur-
pose. He kRe,o the minister had got tho
dollarr and swore out the warrant with n
bold front. The papers were all made out:
and the man took up his hat TO follow and
expose the theft of tho dollar; when, 10! M
he tipped his hat TO put it on his head, out
fell tie very identical dollar with loud ring
upon the floor! The bilcr was busted! and
we pr sumo this is tho first news TO Mr.. Yves,
lev of how near he came TO stealing dollar
All the man could say was-'Gosh-darn-
that beats the nativesr-[ Adrian Expos'tor.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-08-25
CAUGHT IF. P. Blair has been grcatl,

CAuaHr IF. P. Blair has been greatly
ccnsured by the St. Louis Republican, for hav
ing got up what it calls an "Emancipation
Map" of that State for publication in the N.
Y. Independent. To expose its eronmity,
the Republican itself published it, and sent
it out in thousands to operate against Rollins,
the Emancipation candidate for Governor
TIL, Inteligcnccr says these maps, thus issued
have been found in the hands Of s'aces in
Cooper county, and that the masters arc Ia
king steps to find out the persons through
whom the Republican circulated tho maps,
with the purpose of having them 'nd1efcd;--
The dispatch leaves no room to doubt ina,
the Republican will be prosecuted. 1t would
be good Joke if this should be done. 1t
would teach the Pro Slavery Republican bot
ter than to hereafter play the pant Of an CAB
clifton inccndiary" in Slave State
Albany Journal.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-08-25
A Newspaper Office Attacked and Man Shot
by the Editor.

We learn from gentleman of Osalooska
that at 2 o'clock on election night, August
Sd, lamentable affair occurred in that city.
The particulars of the case, as gathered
from eye-witnesses, are as follows: The edi-
tor of the Herald, Mr.. ]. M. Brown, with
Mr.. d. w. Rice, was sitting at the window
of Mr.. 8. A. Rice's office, which is in tho sec
ond story, and in the same building, and just
ACROSS the hall from the editorial room OF the
Herald. Tho moon was shining brightly,
and there was no light in Mr.. Rice's. At
this time Mr. Bowen, who has kept saloon
in the city for the last twelve months, came
along, and with number Of Others stopped
on the steps beneath the window where Brown
and Rice were sitting.
Some one in the crowd said to Mr. Bowen
that Brown was in the window above. At
this Mr.. Bowen commenced cursing Mr..
Brown, swearing If he came down he would
'scut out his heart" stake his life's blood,
"stamp him into the earth," and other threa,s
of violence, made with the most fearful and
bitter profanity. To all these threats, MIR.
Brown made no reply. Bowen, getting more
exasperated, said, 81 will head a mob to
clear out tho Herald Office" and rushed ur
tho stairs followed by one or two Others. Mr.
Brown drew n revolver and as Mr.. Bowen was
trying to force open the door fired, the ball
striking the casing at the side Of the door
Brown fired second time, the ball passing
through panel of the door, striking Bowen
in the breast and lodging in the right lung
Bowen made his way down stairs, sunk upor
tho pavement, and in 90 minutes was G
corpse. Huntington Ua) Hawkcyo.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-08-25

PERsoNAL.-Our sanctum was enlivencd
yesterday by agreeable calls from three broth.
er editor from abroad, viz: ID. Harmon, Of
tho Now Orleans Creole, Clemens of the
Dubuque Times, and Hanna, Of tho Alton
Courier. A trio Of editors from the banks
of the Mississippi, and from points over one
thousand miles remote from each other, COM
ing together by chance in one day, upon the
banks of these Northwestern Lakes, illus
tratcs in some faint degree the extent Of our
country, as well as the unity Of interests that
binds its remotcst parts together.
Chicago Dom. Press.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-08-25

a BUCHANAN Man In CoURr.--A colored
man named Halay, made complaint ycstcr-
day in the Police Court, against another one
named James, for drawing knife upon him
and threatening bis life. In telling his story,
Haley caused considerable mcrimcnt among
the spectators, in tho court room, and con-
cluded by saying it "wasn't nothn' more'n
could be expected of the fellow, for he was
one of these ere Buchanan men," James
was called up by the Court, questioned as to
his politics. and admitting that hc voted for
Buchanan, His Honor very gracefully bowed
him out of tho court room.-[Det. ADV.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-08-25

BE ALWAYS BusY.-Thc more man nc :
complishes, the moro hc may. You always
find those men who are the most forward 10
do good, or to improve their time and man
ncrs, always busy. Who starts our railroads.
steamboats,, our machine shops and our msn-
ufactories! Men Of industry and enterprise.
As long as they live they work, doing some
thing TO benefit thcmsclves and otbers. IL
ia lust no with man who is benevolent; tho
more he gives tho moro he feels 10 give
We GO for activity, in body, in mind. in ov-
ery thing. let the gold grow nc. DIM nor
tho thought become stale.
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CROCKERY AT WHOLESALE.
T.. WETMORE. d CO.,

6s WOODWARD AVENUE, DETROIT.
MOULD respectfully inform the Merchants OF SOUTH
w ERN MICHIGAN, that they prepared to furnish
ali goods in the line of CHINA, CKOCKERY, GLASS
WARE LOO 0KING-GL ASSES, LAMPS, &c, at the lowest
rates Importing their Wvre direct from the Potteres with
out agencies buying other goods from the Manuacto-
res thep sell favorable terms New York hou-
ses Paving especial attention TO the Jobbng trade they
will make rhe most liberal arrangements with wholesale
nurchnsers toct1
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-08-25

FORMERLY nILLsDALE HOUSE
NE Subscriber having leased those premises for mum
Der of years. has thoroughly retted and furnished the
House. making equal any Hotel in southern Michigan
comfort convenience to the travelling public This
Hotel is pleasantly located andin the most central part
the village. L. q. WILLARD
uisdaie Fob $50
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-08-25
RANSOM AN ADoLITIoNIsT.
One scene was amusing


81 don't believe" said Lane, "that altho'
this Fastidious Ransom was nominated by
the murderer Clarke, and is supported by the
thieves and assassins whom Missouri and the
Carolinas vomited upon us, that there is any
pro.slavery man, far less any free state ma
tional democrat, who will cast his vote for
him.
"Here's onel' shouted voice from the
third story window.
"Hcre's anothcrr cried man beside the
wagon.
"Anotherw
"Another, aginw
"Heres anotherW
These cries were repeated from every side.
Lane looked around at them--"I don't be-
lieve there's one" he repeated.
Shouts of "Yes VIC will! ''llero's one J!
arose on every side.
"You think you will, gentleman said
Lane, "but tell you YOU wonf. There's
lust God in Heaven who will interfere to pre-
vent the preparation of such crime. Wod
YOU vote for an abolitionist 7"
"Not by iugful!"
"Not badw
"Nary timer
"In q horn!'
"Not by id sightw
III thought not" said Lane, "and now
tell YOU, gentlemen, that we have message
of his in Lawrence, sent TO tho Legislature
Of Michigan, filed with the most ultra abo
lition sentiments" (Roars Of laughtcr)
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-08-25
Tzillsdaie Marble Shop.

PETEuS a. HALL.
UTAvE established Marble shop In llillseale where may
Ill he found on hand ordered,
HEAD STONES, TlBLE STONES y MONUMENTS
and other usually done in such shoTs the agency OF
witch tlev n We entrusted 10 whprle, Of Saratoga Ser
uVs who Is pledged 10 all in his power TO render the shop
worthy a. faIlic patronage.
Demne the task mark the spot whore ali these travel
crs meet" - . .L
e.yshop few doors South Mftchers Hardware Store.
ilIiisialc, July 4, 1851. JOEL WlllPJE, Agent.
OoODs FOR PANTs-sust reed great variety of Good
tJar suwmer Pants at PKAITs.
fSIovER AND TIMOTHY SEED
u for sale by D. 'b'bhLDi'
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-08-25
HILLSDALE, MICHr TUESDAY, AUG 25. 1857.

Special Correspondence of the Missouri Democrat.
Stumping Match at Osawkee, Kansas...
Speech Of Gen. Lane..The Taxes to be Col.
Iected.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-08-25
DENTISTRY
IT, i. STEDMdN, DENTIST.

j. j. ST.EDMAN, DENIISI
XToULD inform the LADIES AND GENTLEMEN oi
w Hllsdale IA vicinity, that his Office over - Rus.
sells store in Mr.. DEWEY'S AmbrotyTc room arranged
and furnished style of elegance aud convenience
for thepractice of DENTAL SURGERY and that vii al
ford him pleasure Mt all times to make manifest TO those
who may require his sere3es The - . ,,,,,,,,,,.
EIw AND WONDERFUL DISCOVERIES AND lMihoN-
MENTS.
That has been made this most important and delicate
branch Of science Every style Of DENTISTRY performed
ON the shortest notice. tho approved and scientific
manner, even TO -. -.
EXTRACTING TEETH WITHOUT PAIN.
How's thati hear the fair exclaim,
Extinct tooth, and give no paini
'Tis strange, but true, the wondrous charm
IA worked by means Of Chlorofom
Those that require The services oa Dentist rely upon
having their work we'll ns in any Of the eastern cit
los The given When required No pains
will be spared by s. TO give his patrons entire satisfac-
ion HiIlsdale, July 13th, 1857.
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Fashionable DraperY and Tailoring.

(Railroad street between Manning and West Streets
TIME subscrber wishes to return his thanks to
those friends who have favored him with their patron
are at the same time call their attention to the
and we'll selected stock of --.
CLOTHS. CASSIMEREs, VESTIEGs, sc.
o has iust received New York City, all of which
e foes TO sell at the lowest price pattern
make in TO garments may suit the purchaser
s-rgs Cutting done his own Invented and Improved
system and warrted inferior to none but superior
70 mI1sd ,Isdaio sent Ibti lsS6 II. ROWE.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-08-25
MERCUANT TAIi.ORING.

Sh opoR HoDeH Street. one door norm C HdmmO"HS i"'"
Store.
Tn the largest o
Broadcoths, Cassimeres, Vestngs, Satinets, shceps
Grays, and 0ver-coating,
or kinds grades coors which lie Oorsor sale at The
Lowest posse prices Ifyou don't bcevoi just call at the
ORce and examine for yourselves rs mott be
deceived by these Orfui printers.
Cloths sold by the Nnrd.
Winter Fashionsfor 1So50 JUST received
am now ready TO mske up custom work in most suporo
manner and style e"Cutting for others to make don
the approvedstyles and all lcutting war;
ly made up 469nly y 4. ia IN
(1ALCINED PLAsTER-water Lime and salt, ior safe a
4 ,theCsnntv store J. u. BALDN.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-08-25
WILLARD'S HOTEL.

A. vinecore Proprietor. This House situated Readin
on the Hsdae Indiana Plank Road and is fitted DO
the accommodation of the trty cling public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-15

r. STEWART co
n. VIII continue their
GREAT SALE or
CHEAP my GOODS
During the week, with large additions bought al
ent
ACTION SALES
hoy VII ofer ." aeaday Ne, ISr nr, AVN
RoDEg GUILE
In cartons at Eve dollars each.
- FRENCH NERrNO HOBES
With oheu,no side bands
"a aricel
A. dollars each.
oosl Of importation fourteen dolars)
a hne line ~
ALL wOOb PLA1DS,
bright coors-st s., per yard
PARIS PRINTED wDUsEtINE BfbsfNES,
The latest cashmere styles
...... AZ -. per yard
RICH BAyADERE SILKS,
At thirteen dollars each.
And a lot ~
FLouNCRn SILK RoBFS,
Fun lengths)
Broadway, Chambers and Reade srseiA
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FURNrrURE.

THE ONLY ELEGANT, TASTY, WELL VENTILATED
and unoJesoDabe convenience exfor sleeping in pariors
furnished NJ low rates by Pnpob secretary bedseas
iold wholesale retail and By nslsenss at ~ White street
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DENwpsTRY.


nFNTIsTRy-o J. EAuIETOH HAS OBrAfstO
~ choroform which can be administered all cases whsn
tire safety Teeth -et on silver ~ on gold 81 cosinuous
$40 Satisfaction guaranteed, charge 40 lanai
street, near Mercer old number "a
Y,EErH EXTRACTED IN TEN eECONDq wrrIrour
the slghtesi pain, by my and original urocess .na
freerineJ This admirable system rused NV mo ,uv
References given required. - ~ '''
r. q. BuRkiN. ~ Canal street. near yarics
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VALENCIA AND Wool. pLAIDs,
All ch0rr styles
MUCH BELOW IMPORlERS PRfCES
LORD TAYLOR,
25b, 2o7 NV and nj Grand street,
Aud 4. and 10 Catharins street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-15

RksTAURANTs.
lARCLAY'sA PERKINS LONDON PORTER
- And Bass pale ale drawn from the wood,
RICHARDSON UAyTER.
chop, seab and oyster house 100 Water and ~ Wall
street Cumberland ham for dinner on Monday.
-a-
EsGI.ISH PAPFRs
~ Delivered ~ your residences In New York Brooklyn
Immediately after u" arrisal ~ bfaners hy r. RICHARD
son 10 III street near fulnn street Brooslyn Sunday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-15

A MRS A. T. JAMES, 25 BLEECKER STREET-DREss
"A headdresses wreahs feathers, flowers ribbons
ornaments &c. Also, illusion capes basques mourning col
lars &C, at great reduction Of prices to suit the times
Is ecker street, east of Broadway private house
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DRY GOODS, &c.

An PER CENT BELOW COST
III Great reduction in
CLOAKS, MAkTfii.AS AND FUR6.
The subscriber Is prepared to
Close out hs
FAN and winter stock OF
Cloaks, mantas and furs,
Al retail,
CASH,
40per cent below cost prices.
VIM p MACKENZIE.
294 and 2o6 Canal street. Brandre,h Building.
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A RNOLD, CONSTABLE co.
~ IMPORTANT TO LADIES
eonsequence OF the great financial crisis ARNOLUs
st NBTABLE co. have determined make still
FURTHER SACRIFlCEA.
The whole OF their
RICH AND VALUABLE STOCK
will be offered
MONDAY, NOVEMBER g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-15

17E vAHlCR srREE1.-NADAME MAR HAS. A
s,nay CONNECTED with phrcnoioey which enables her.
WI your age, character circumstances what
az e "rspS. Won whom yog w marry and rbsen. friends
anueNery event of hr She Ia assisted NaaYre tnre
he most wonderful healing ia the world eh
e'iues Your aseas cures yon durable turn. gray hair
who yiEt them. 10y -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-15

1T VFTF'N FTNFN w FFFlN
- Alec Illustrated Iandcr New Punch, Bells life ard
DspAeh New Nors Hersp Tribune an Times
RICHARD on a UAYrER.
fkabe nan ~" lunch rc" I'D Wafer and - wal s
vY,rfg sToRF-A Nrw Uorsr on SOCIAL RESORT ON
Z he rsncple ~ he OIL shades will open on Monday
psb INST. No " Leroy place Baeeker street between
Greene and Mercer streets broadway proprietor
respectfully informs the public that b. has taken and ned
the house In style equs CITY, and
will prepared W furnish his patrous wif English and
Amen sies and porter ao wines liquors and seg.rs
sap~~ioy quality. JAMES y. AYLlffE, Proprietor.
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AsrROsxny.

nO sPhiNG fTRRRT-CLATRvoyAvcr
~, ne mos ebr.iesi medical and BUSINESS
ss8N.ys hs w Nmfrica S diseases dso, efod and on,ed
unerring sd,ee on business Th fate ana OF
spseHt riends made known Sc satsf.ctton or M nav
gray DAT restored % ~ oriet'.i color without fail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-15

Inn GRAY CLOTH CLoAKs, AT DOLLARS.
1UO s0 DO. do. Scholars
400 black beaver cloth circulars at 8 dollars.
500 do do. very fine, " dollars
On this week,
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lEDRy'e LADIES rrRs,

~ &C Broscvsy. - -
Great reduction Huison BAY sabl~ no inner IN hs ~ y
set = ien pr cent below kBs, eone marten nict
Ac also etrt oW made Tor the rade only al ss'
FAn - enrr " every in The color 1r -
hrr Particularly tbc msaufsetare OrA@rs carefully a
s~nded tn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TVHI NEW YORK MARINE REGIsrER.-THH SUB
Board Of Under riisrs he NEW ioRR aHaiSs REGIS
TER, American Iloyds which Will be standard Of
strucon classification Of all American vessels and OF 70
reign vessels visiting American por,s Tho work will be
and reliable containing diagram and rules both for
building of vessels Also the size and length OF
standing and running rigging for al vessels from io TO a
bound volume containing the corrected will be
issued about the ls Of July OF and ent
and of vessels monthly The
nrst bound volume containing surveys Of about vessels
win ready by the 3Oh inst The work will be issued 10
subscribers only. r @. ROOT, ANTHONY co,
Stat0ness, Printers to the Board Of UnderwrfteSA
10 Nassau street. Of Pine
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rms AucrroNEyR. WILL SELL. ON THIS DAY

cEDs. AUCTrONEER, WILL. SELL ON THIS DAY,
uly 81 al lO1, O'Clock al the hsndsorns parlor, dining
nd bedroom furnii ire the i've story ling In
f,eensh street. between sirts and Seventh avenues,
,g In pArt OF splendid lnlad rosewood psnofJrts wi
ID cover velvet carpets. satin, dsmask and lace cur
rye and elegant pier and mante mirrors three full
rosewood paror furniture richly carved and covered
broc.de with sii3 u these suits were made
and are of the most costly description. Tires els.
,srved rose wood e'sgeres, with plate doors; lsdy's
seerpt.ry marble music cabinet cbefrniers, rosewood
y and bockcsse satlsry marble toy tables elegant
and yecupbsut chairs IN satin; rose wood reception
overed In mesahon tapestry; four eesan, chan'eaer-
sent SevTes and Dresden china vases, with bean hui
m OF parlnr ornaments; also, 4 number OF valuaole
inrs In rich france; dining room, library and cham
ure: carve wood bedstesds marble Top bureaus,
nds and commodes, all 10 N stch nours With mirror
.hevHl glasses full sut Of rood furniture IN hor-
al mirrors velvet Wilton csruets, large freuch hair
elegant extension dining tables rch silver ware.
rrn chairs ale TOD buffet. crystal, cut rusy and
ass ware elegant dnrer set pearl and silver cutlery,
booscase tete ate,es. ,ofs, cnshiored bach chairs
gothic chairs English olcloth, velves stair CARPET,
hall stand, had chandeler. refrigerator, range,
&C. Csreful cartmen win be In attendauce 70 psct
! N needed Persons from distance can rely on fur
eins sold
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DrcoRDs vuPnAUs CrvrALrs ACrors " -
II Inrs ard the yenerea sospta prssnss g~,cssS -
seminal debility ard d,seaess Of ne Eerno nrmA
rs not n. aware OF the fact 10 ates In nedium
-. -, he Il Inc only rduaie In Nh eu Who n erse-
svsiy sssaans and curtpg 49, dsssse. - 49,
iss~s snd nos, rsds reswe.s curns ne olss, ssd -
A ~ Mercer sree corner OF eprtg Tpoee4
81 u,ssoiss rose, frors 10 A. n 70 sF ~ ~. Drcrs
sres,rai Idviser ard Maysse sviden sq % 100 nssrs
We r~ms nd Dv Larrfnt 70 " arc - Cc,rier - -
un,s atasa T~itunx DeuomsA Day booA Msvwy, -
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L. hold turni,ur~. p,snoforts velvet carpets &c-Thi.
wssn sppns ana fScs r. G. SoT .HTos vi sss en- be- :.
above By order OF John Essweu morgag lao eathe fur.
norwood nisnosore solid rosewood G - Ssnen
plush mahogany DO In hair CLOTH msrbe top centre aud
cspps s ss so hs sross three ply and ngrs
reaus washsan toe tables toilet sels mattresses feather
PEGS Rednk chstrs Ac Also large variety OF dining rcpm
euueTy, stoves, ks. dssslogusson morning Of sale.
vC,,"~As vElT0H. AUeTIoNEHR STORE Is sPRuCx
styaet-sns- IFS sale Of liquors wines sora o1talsA ="
on Thursday J 80 At 10 A., s @S rei Avenue CON
ssng of brsnaes @ q, Ssa,ss OF store ana iac
''''' ~ A'' . SD' yAaEs g. w1LLEr. Sheriff.
-sherins sale OF the couens Of match nsnutsc
tory &c this day TSssd ~ July = A. 70 4 . cs NOR
''''A"' "'s0n'' ''A0"' "'' yxlEs O. wILLEr, Sheriff.
THO BE SOLD AT AUCTIoN-A LOT or BOOTS AND
shoes without reserve % Greenwich avenue sale
to commence at f A. n and p H., and continue una the
'"A'' '> 1Ap0'00 VI JOHN FIsHBLATT, Auct ,neer.
nHos. vEIrCH, AUCTIoNEHR. STORING. Is sPRUO1
:ree-shsrd,s sale Of stereotype Ps 20 sc1TMs gay.
Tuesday July IS 1887, al IL NJ, at no JACOB street.
large assortment Of ' sonS sTES1Sr psouy Sheriff
yTALUABLB AND VENERABLE RELICS, FORMERLY
belonging to General George Warrington ny peremP
oy oso rom Sr.ss s al nv or se 81 sam s
the following deacrbed valuable relics formerly belonging
ess 81 sns
gold bead cane Of Msac. wood four feet two
csstincats nom George p Oass the surviving
e. sssS 4 %
the public respectfully invited The cause which issds TO
Il . s S
SAMUEL H. COVER. auctioneer "a Baltimore street.