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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-21
Delegates TO tire Charleston COn-
ventiOn from the 21st District.

Delegates 10 the Charleston COu-
ventiOn from the 21st District.
The Wsllsvills (ohio) Patriot, an excellent
newspaper, and neutral in politics, in speaking
of the recent convention at that place, and one
Of the delegates from this district IT. S.
Woods, Esq.,) says: - ..-.rt .... -~.
In speaking Of the proceedings of the Con-
vontion generally, and ofCol McEiuney's vote
particularly, the Ohio Patrot, the editor Of
which, T. s. Woods, Esq. was the candidate
elect to seat in that body by q majority Of four
over his opponent, say: 1T ths last ballot is 3
"air indication OF the sentiments Of the con-
"vention, the Administration had fair major
'fty. Col. Mckinney was 8 zsslous admins
"tration candidate, and as such received thirty
flour votes. and we are certain Of at least eight
'votes and perhaps twelve whose sympathies
''are entirely with the Administrations" and
just eight lines below this quotation the Patriot
also says: "The understanding OF the cOnven.
'tion was that the delegates elected are to vote
"for Douglas-with moderation" These two
quotations may he strictly in accordance with
the rules Of ofperYie'Gty; but our comprehension
is too dull-never having had the advantages Of
any higtfdlatin institution is the cause, we pre-
sumo, Ito see how a convention having "a fair
majority" as Brother Woods
emphatically and truthfully expresses it, could
instruct their delegates ito vote for Douglas"
even with moderation" However. this may
be some abstruse political problem with which,
perhaps our neutral position gives US no right to
meddle, the honor Of solution belonging ex-
clusively to the politician and the learned.
If Mr. Woods votes according to the senti
nents ofa majority Of his constituents, he will
not vote for Mr. Douglas at the Charleston Con-
Tention, unless it be on final ballot, when all
he other delegates vote for him, as was the case
n Cincinnati in 1855. when all the delegates
'oted for Mr.. Buchanan. .t. |
We have q letter before US from our other
delegate to Charleston, (B. +. Potts, Esq, in
which he says: "Hon. VIM. Allen, Of Ohio. Is
w first and last choice, as long as he is in the
onvention." he also says: "I stand by the
administration ofJames Buchanan, once, twice,
nd all the time" And he says further, that
@ has been misrepresented by the Douglas Or
ans
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0~rln the course Of the debate in the Unit
ed States Senate, on the Oath instant. Senator
Wade, Of Ohio, said he had never seen a single
person ,Oho justified BRowN's raid, for the sort'.-
ern people do not sympat1Sjse ,oib crime" It's
astonishing that Mr. Wade could have the par
dihood to stand up in the Senate chamber and
there in the presence of his colleagues make such
declaration. He knows as well as he lives
that in the region OF Ohu in which he resides,
a decided majority Of the Republican party
openly and boldly uphold John Browns con-
duct: that the press sustains it; that in their
pulpits it has been attempted to exalt the cul-
prit into martyr; and that neither he nor any
other man of prominence in his party in north
eastern Ohio, has at any time or on any ocea-
sion condemned the wicked conduct Of Brown.
He must be fully aware that such is the state
of public feeling and such the conduct of the
large majority Of his party in the region refcr-
red to- and it is unaccoun ia BILE that in the teeth
Of the facts and the truth he should make the
assertion which ho did in the Senate chamber.
No Republican in his section of Ohio has ever
ventured be fore to stamp the conduct OF John
Brown as crime, and such is the state of pub
lic opinion there that he would not venture to
do so at home. Has Mr.. Wade not seen and
read the proceedings ofthe Republican meeting
in Cleveland on the day of Browns execution,
at which Spaldns, Riddle and others OF his CO.
stumpers in the late campaign participated?-
Did they not drape the Hall in mourning on
the occasion? Did they not justify Brown?
Did they not hur forth anathemas on the South
and Southern institutions? Did they not pro-
nou nee for disunion? The fact is, very deci-
ded majority of the Republicans in Ohio and all
the leading politicians in the party, sympathise
deeply with the movement of Brown, rdicule
and ondemn Virginia for convicting
and executing him, and on all occasions seek to
influence the passions of the people against the
South, for the act. Even here in central Ohio
Brown has his defenders, not only amoug Re-
pub lican politicians, but Ministers Of the Cos
pei have been found who have insulted their con-
gr egations on the Sabbath by preaching on the
su bject, and rrevercntly proclaming him man
of the deepest and purest piety. 1t is folly
worse than folly, for Mr.. Wade to make such
an assertion as he did on the Senate floor,
knowing, as he must know, that thousands up
on thousands Of men in Ohio justify Browns
W icked conduct, and regard it as one Of the
highest manifestations of Christian Pisty and
Duty Statesman.
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10 our PatrOns----A
81 . New PrOpOsiIiOn. -

As the present year is about closing. VI
should be doing great injustice to those Of ou'
patrons who have been prompt in paying u.s. |
we did not return them our sincere thanks
Our business during the present year has been
better than ever before. We have the largest
list OF good paying patrons that we ever had
Our advertising and job work patronage was
never so good as during the present year, not
withstanding the hard times, and the June frost.
For ali Of these favors we hereby tender our
heartfelt acknowledgements to those noble
whole soulcd Democrats and liberal Republi.
cans who have so generously and promptly aid
Cd us. May you all live . thousand years, and
die good Democrats. aa.a. .-.
iAsthe coming year will be an important and
exciting one iu the political history Of this
country, we want to make preparations for it,
To do so, we wish to make a proposition to our
patrons, and we trust their usual magnanmiiy
will prompt them to comply with it. 1t is this;
Lot all efour patrons pay whatever they owe
us between this time and the first of April next;
and each one of them induce his neishbor or
friend to become paying patron OF the SsntI-
mel. If all Of our patrons will do this, we prom
Use that at the beginning Of the new volume,
which will be the first Of May, we, will enlarge
the paper, give them n greater amount OF read
ing, and make other necessary improvements
on the paper. To make these improveme nts,
we will have to purchase new press, and 9th
er materials; all of which will take a large a
mount Of money. We cannot make these i'm
proyements, unless our patrons comply with
our request-that is, pay rs all hry o,Oe us, and
get large number Of new Subscribers for The Sen
sinel, We leave this matter with our friends.
Ifthey fulfil their part Of the proposition, they
may rest assured We will fulfil our part.
We might add, that the first number Of the
new volume in May will contain the proceed
ings of the Charleston Convention, and the
Sentiasl will give its nominees a warm, cordial
and enthusiastic support--let them be whom
they may. .g al.l.
Go to work Immediately, friends, and COM
ply with our request. Show. to the enemies OF
the Democratic party, that you are determined
the Sentinel shall be sustained, and that liber'
.lly Let all OF our patrons make an extra ex'
ertion, and the work will be done.
Money for back arrearages, new subscribers,
advertisements, &C., can be sent by mail at all g
times ..- .. ....,...... .. ... 1t
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Agricuiturat Meeting,

There will be a meeting Of the officers Of the
Harrison County Agricultural Society in the
Probate Judges Office in Cadlz, on Welasslay,
December 28 1859, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the
purpose of making out a premium list for the
next Fair. ANY person having anything to
offer as an amendment, can do so by writing
it out and handing the same to any of the eff.
GERS previous to the meeting, and it will be con.
sidered. JACOB JARVIS, Sec.
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FASATIcrsM, - The republicans Of North
township held meeting on the I'd inst, in
honor of their friend and co laborsr, John
Brown. where the- made the old murderer and
horse. thief equal tn the "Savlour Of mankind"
The proceeding of this meeting are published
very approyinsly in last weeks Cadiz RepuNi
can. A few more such meetings held in that
vicinity, as the one referred to above will fur
nish one or the other Of the institutions at Co.
lumbus with inmates from Harrison county
not the institution which the gentlemen who
presided over the meeting aspiros to seat in.
All good citizens should frown down such
meetings as the one held in Mastersvile on the
I'd. And we are pleased to say, Chat II report
is true, the respectable citizens Of that neigh
borhood, felt themselves disgraced by having
such meeting in their midst; and talked loudly
Of applying remedy to such fanatics as spoke
at that meeting.
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Our Choice forPresident.

Our choice for the next President o the Unit
ed States. is Oho's able, distinguished and gift
cd son, Hon. WIN. ALLEN. Not because he is a
namesake, but because he is the best and most
available man that can be nominated by the
Democratic party We hope every delegate
from Ohio in the Charleston Convention will
give him warm and cordial support. lfthey
do, he can be nominated. Cannot the Democ-
racy of Ohio attend to the interest Of their own
State without looking after the interest Of Illi-
nois, Kentucky, New York or any other State?
Let us all be Ohio Democrats, and try and have
an Ohio President. This we can have by be-
ing united. What Democrat in Ohio will de-
sert his own State at such crisis as this?
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0ETThe following statement appears in the
Charleston Co,trier of December 9Th:
"Among the petitions now be fore the Legis
lature at Columbia, are the following:
Petition OF Elizabeth Bird, free woman ofcol-
or, far permission to be ome the slavs Of Rev. WIN.
P. Hill! ..
Petition of Eliza Andrews, free woman OF
color, that she be alloioed to 90 into slavery!!
The above needs no comment. 1t speaks a
moral which may be proftably studied, not on.
ly by the enemies of our constitution, but by
all who are troubled with any misgivings as to
the superiority OF nominal slavery and nominal
freedom -"
The above news will affect the Giddings
Peck's, Plumbs. Wendall Philips, and the host
of Anti-Slavery Ministers who are fretting
themselves to death about the slavery ques-
ton. aa s
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IImiOM MeellMgG.

The Cincinnati Enquirer calls for Union
meeting IN that city. The best Union meetings
that can be held, are good old fashioned Dem.
ocratic meetings. The Democracy OF the coun-
try ars oil friends of the Union.
Put down Black Republicanism, and there
will be no necessity Of calling public meetings in
every town in the country to preserve the Union.
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0~The M. E. Church in Cadiz was reopen
ed on last Sabbath. Rev. Davidson, OF Steu-
benville, preached two excellent sermons to
large and attentive audiences. The Church
has been very much improved internally thro'
the excrtions and labors of Rev. Bray, and the
members OF that church, and citizens generally
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CHRISTMAS Presents. If you want the nj
cest and best Christmas and New Years pres
ents, so to Hanna's He has his regular sup
ply of Papers for the curreRt week and the
Magazines for January-also the Pictorial Bro.
ther Jonathan and other Holiday Pictoriss.
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WHY Nor?--By the way, since 10 much IL
being done for this Brown family, asks the
journal Of Commerce. why is no effort made for
the widow Doyle, whose husband and two chill.
dren were murdered in cold blood by Brown
while in Kansas, as charged in her recent let
ter TO him? .U.
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HrLewton, Bingham's ''man Friday" and
law partner comes out in the last Republican
over The signature Of "Q." and urges the re-
nomination of his ntaste, as a candidate for Con-
gress next year. What a convenience it is to
have dog to do ones barking. Is it not, friend
Bingham = .-
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New FORK. --Beevcs, 6 to 10 cents per h.
nett. Hogs, So to 6A CTS. gross. ..-
ALLEGHENY City -Beeves, to cts. per h.
gross. Sheep $2,65 to So per head. Hogs.
~ to 5l6 cts per lb. gross.
PhitadelpRia,--Beeves, to 10 cts per lb.
net Hogs, 6iiG to TX cts. net. Sheep, 7 to 9
cts per ID. net
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GTWe are under obligations to that whole
souIed, unfinching Democrat, William Webb,
of North township, for a lot Of new subscribers
A half dozen such Democrats as Mr. Webb
in each township would make onr subscription
list double what it is. Initiate Mr. Webb's
noble example, brother Democrats.
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Religions Notice.

- A Quarterly Meeting will commence in the
Methodist e. Church, in Csdis. on next Satur.
day. at II O'Clock, A. M.-to be continued over
the Sabbath The public are respectfully invi
ted to attend--both in town and surrounding
country. y-st, ,.-.g...,,
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Rev. W. B. Watkins, Of Cambridge. will
lecture before tho "Cadiz Literary Junto." on
Thursday Evening, December %, in the M. E.
Church. Subject; "The Anglo Saxon Element
IL american Soiay." All are invited.
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- = .E5 -

Near Oskaloosa, Iowa, on the End inst, Mrs
MALTA consort of James Crossan, aud daush.
ter of George Cook, Esq, OF Athens township,
Harrison county, Ohio. Mrs. c. leaves an in
fant babe. five small children, husband, and a
large circle OF relatives 10 mourn her loss. x
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osEPH MEANS. IAhESMEANs GRO n asRa.ss
MEANS & BROTHERS. a
TEUR WILLIE n Fgv n

II NSs
IRON FOUNDERS
Engine Builders, Manufacturers of Threshfng Ma
chinr and Mill Castings, Geering Machinery, Pub
lies, Wrought and Cast Iron Shafting, with heayv
forei ing &c, &c. j. ~. a...... 60. ~ - Z.
Our facilities enable us to do work of this k,ch
unequalled in this part Of lhe State. Orders adj
dressed to Means & Brothers, Steubenyiile Ohio q
We add extracts from letters addressed 10 us au.
RUG the Tasty year relative to our Engines -.
LAGRANGE, Jefferson CO, o.
August !, 1856.
MEANS d BROTHERS; " our Engine has now beem
in operation long enough to satisfy me- { havs
ground 100 Bushels OF Wheat with 10 bushels ~
coal and think if we had good dry wheat il couId
be done with less coal. have no hesitation ia "a
A. M. BUCHANAN.
DELAWARE CRY, K IT,
September 10, 1885,
MEssRs. MEANS: "Our Engine and Saw Mil buia
by you work finely. 1t does all that we ask, o~
that you warranted it to do. We wish you could
make more sales in this territory.
-. - oDBERT d SOLOMON.
Island CREEK TOWNSHIP, Jeff Co
September Is, 1886.
6rst-rate. am satisfied and will npon all sons
recommend the purchase of Engines of your make.
JAMES SCOTT.
HooxsTowN, Beaver co., Pa. l..
October II, 1855 sAg
tive foundation my Engine, bought OF you last sea.
OH, did not do so we'll Now It does we'll ana vss
can grind as much wheat with as little fuel a. a,v
one know Of. ! wish all wanting Steam Engiass
oTHANlEL WOODROW.
MCINTYRE CREEK, left. co. o.,
d. October IL 1886
MEssRs. MEANS & BRoTBERs; "We have our vors
all finished. Engine perfect works the bcat 81 ms
we ever saw. Let any who wish to buy. esif 80
see ours RALSTON a. BROWE.@ :
soorT PosT OTF1cE, Adams CO.. O.
March. let, 1S.
I'd the starting OF your second Engine. Ths nasli
men are satisfied If you have ever built npv tk~s
beats either Of them, should like to know 49,
they are. Come and see these
OLIVER ROSS, Mil. Wrishs
Steubenville, Jan. %, 1857.
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0TWe are under obligations to Hon. s. s.
Cox, for copy Of his late able speech in Con-
gess.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA

I850.-A Benevolent Institution, es.
$4,000 tahished by special endow.
ment, Tor the relief, of the sick and Distressed at
ficted with Virnent and Epidemic diseases.
The Directors oi this we-known Institution in
their Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexula
Disc ases for the year ending January lst, 1858 ex-
press the highest satisfaction witith success which
has attended the abors OF the Consulting Surgeon
in the cure OF the Sperma aorhoa. Seminal Weak
ness, Impotence, Gonprrh9a. elect, Syphilis the
vice OF Onansm, OF Sell abuse, &c, and order the
continuance OF the same plan, for the ensuing
year. The consulting surg, on is authorized "a
give MEDICAL ADVISE GRATIS, to all who
apply by letter, with description tnge. occupa.
ton, nabi's OF life, &c.) and in cases of extreme
poverty, to furnish medicine free of charge. Some
OF the new remedies and methods oftreatment dis.
covered during the past year are of great valne.f
An admirable report on Spermatorrh9o, or sem.
inal weakness, the vice Of Omar 1srn, Masturbation
or Self abuse, and other diseases of the Sexual or.
gans, by the consulting Surgeon, will be sent by
mail lin sealed letter envelope) FREE of charge,
on receipt OF two stamps Tor postage. Other re
ports and Tracts, on the nature and treatment OF
Sexual diseases Diet, &c, are CONSTANT being
published for gratuitous distribution, and will be
sent to The afflicted.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR., George
K, kalhoun, consulting Surgeon, Howard Associ.
etion, No. 2, South street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order Of the Directors,
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, Prest
GEO FAIRcHtLD, Soc'y.2 ft# BI
Feb. ;, lS59-ly.
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STONE q TmsMAs
Singers Sewing Machines.

! Singers Sewing Machines
Prices Reduced Ia so, rs, and q %
The pl'in reason whv Singers Sewing. Msei,iu~s
heye aiways roid READILY st higher average psses
hsn any other, Is that thew are better more d.
Irabie, more reliable. capable Of doing q tnpch
Long continued popularity is proof Of .te.iine
Reut IN the purchase OF what are ceiIec ehAsn
| SewinF- achinos thousands Rave been deeeived
md Disappointed, Tut with Singers MaHsnaa
there is never any foilt,re or rnistaka W ttsT
Singers New Family sewing Ma
| aa chine. "a -.
the Price Of which is only $50 IL lisht and sle.s
| eantiy decorated M.chine capabie of performing.
the hest style. all the sewing Of psSvase 'far,-
ny. IL has secured grent renptatior dutne tbs
| lew months since itwas first offered 70 ths public
Singers Transverse Shustle-NTR- /.
chine, 7< 7 @#
70 be sold at SIS, is machine entirely new in s,ts
arrangement; 1t IL very beautiful moves vsoidiv
nd very easily and, for family use and light man.
utacturing purposes, is the very hest and cheapAss
Machine ever offered to the public. These Ma,
chimes are being increased in numbefas rapidfyssi
possible and yet the demand for them can notbs
Singers No ! Standard seuttls- Machine, for
neIly sold at Sl3S. but now reduced 10 Seo ie too
we'll known oil over the world TO need any De-
scription Every sort of work, coarssssr 6ao,
can be done with il - - - :.
Singers No 2 Standard Shuttle Machine. Tnis
- the 'avnrlte manufacturing machine every wheSe
The size Of the machine gives ample 50 ace for al-
most every description Of work, which, tosethss
with its admirable working qualities gives ita
decided advantage Price, with table complete.
stoc. 77
Since the rreatreduction In the price OF these
Standard Machines. tho 1st of October, 1883
the sale o. them has in creased fourfnld. sE' trs
All OF Singers Machines make the interlockaA
stitch with the two threads, which is the hast
stitch known. Every person desiring 10 proe,rs
full and reliable information about Sewing.Ma-
chimes their sizes, prices, working capacities and
tho be at methods OF purchasing can obtain it by
sending for copy Of |. NJ Singer L. 'sG Gazas.e.
which is beautiful pictorial paper entirely deyt.
ed TO tho subject 1t will he supplied gratis sss
]. M. SINGER g. Co, qszg.sa
ass Broadway: New. York
NoYember2 1859 rFsaag
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rom the Merchants and Munufact's journal, N
Homo Insurance Company.

CLATEs, al fine assortment, cheap at
= n ] BEALLs
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Fire, Fire, Fire.

HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
= No. liz and ll4, Breaa,oay, New York.
JOHN WARD Cadiz, Harrison Co., 0 Agent.
Cash Capital $I,OOO,OOO.
Surplus over, 100000.
THIS Company continues to insure against loss
or damage by fire and the damages Of Inland Nav.
igation aud Transportation on terms as favorable
as he nature Of the risks and the real security Of
the insured and Of the Company will warrant, :
losses equally adjusted and promptly paid +
DlREC1'ORS.-Cha ]. Marten, President, A.
F. WiIlmarth, Vice President; VIM g. Lambert,
Geo. e. Collins, D. N. Barney, Lucius Hopkins,
Thos. Messenger, VIM, H. Melin, Chas B. Hatch,
B. Watson Bull, Homer Morgan, Levi P. Stone,
Low, J. H. rockingham, Charles A. Buckley, C.
II, Morton, Roe Lockwood, Theodore McNamee
Richard Bigelow, Curtis Noble, Geo. D. Morgan,
Oliver E. Wood, Alfred S. Barnes, Geo. Bliss A.
I. Dwight, Lymon Cook, Levi P. Morton, John
b. Hutchinson, Charles p. Baldwin, John G.. Mel.
Jr., John K Ford, Sidney Mason, Geo. Il Stedman,
Cyrus Yale Jr,, VIM H. Fosdick, David ]. BOYD,
F. II. Cossitt, Lewis Roberts, Samuel B. Ca Id.
we'll
From the Merchants and Munufact's journal, NY
Home Insurance Company.
This company is ono Of the largest and bes,
managed in the United States. 1t has capital OF
one million OF dollars, and surplus OF three hun.
dred thousand. The public have great confidence
in this otlee, knowing thatit.s managed on % und
principles, that it's officers are experienced men OF
great enterprise, and judgment enough TO do busi
ness diserstely. It pays lts losses promptly. and
without equivocation. We recommend the Home
Fire Insurance company 20 our readers 40 an In.
sliuuon they may instr re- in with perfect safety.
The above named paper exposes 10 the public all
irresponsible Insurance companies of New York
A list OF which NAV be eeen BY calling al NV oil.
fee JOHN WARD, Agent for this responsible
Institution. --g Es rN SIX
Clerks Office, Cadiz,, Dec. I, 39-3m4 51g b
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Ta1lorin&s

Ta1lor1nSs ~
TNHE EsubsCrlder has again commenced the above
l. business in Freeport, Harrison county, Ohio,
Mhere he is prepared to make clothing nj differ.
ent prices fashionable snd plain, at short police
Give me call, and you will have your clothing
made ueat and gooo JOSEPH ALLEN.
Freeport, Aug. lS, ,l959-tf
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Ut -" loHAO II, IoAAC'S 5
UNION HALL,
Corner Of Ss2erior and Union Streets.
The Blankets are just the thing for cnmp USE and
no mans outfit will be complete without pair
We hive them in Red. Gray and Blue
clothing and Outittng Goods for emigrants, in The
West. and at least Two hundred per cent can be
saved by all persons who are going to the Gold
MINES, by making their purchases at ~.
Xxx. .... ...7.. ISAAC A. 1SAAC'S
magnificent Union Hail.
.. t corner of Superior and Union Streets.
Cleveland Ohio
oyLOoK OUT FOR THE GIANTS!- -ec0
april 20.ly
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MI "A. R R = e ID :
On the 18th inst. by Rev. T. R. Crawford,
Mr.. JAMES MAXWELL to Miss ELIzApErH No.
C0LLouGH, all of ehis county.