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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01

J. W. SMITH: W. S.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-20

sT'he Republican papers are full ofrage and BIT
terTiess because the Democracy in the Legisla-
tine reraei to appropriate $4,000, urlawNlly
taken out Of the treasury by the Republican
State officers, in defiance OF the stringent pro-
visions ofthe sdb-treasury act. The plea is, that
at some other time, somebody else took money
ont ahlawfnllv, and, therefore, tn" act Of Gov
erner CHASE and his colleagues was iustifahle.
What sort of~argument Is this? lift he con
elusive, no evil practice will ever he arrested
lnspite' ofthe rerent ehartment OF a positive and
penal law orbiding it. Governor Chase and his
colleagues adhere 10 the old ard vicious prac-
tice, ana purpoSely break the law, Now, toll
crate this conduct and the law is virtually re-
peaIed so far as the State officerS-thc very par
ties whom it was enacted to govern and restrain
-6are concerned. When the next set want to
take money ont. in the teeth of the low, this
infrsction BY Gov. Chase and his colleagues,
more recent than the law prohibiting It, will he
Their good and sufficient justification by this
rule. It will be ci:ed as a precedent, and much
evil VIII rtf|h into the State. We should like
Is know whether these Republicans think that
President Buchanan ought to exercise a sus-
pending uower over the law, and take money
out Of the3 United States Treasury to supply
the def ncy 10 the mail department? The
postal service Of this country is 0: far more i'm
r%Gnrtahcc than the trifing emergency which
Gov. Chase and his colleagues bad to meet, yet
who can depict the rage and fury With which
the Republicans would have aSsailed the Presi-
dent had he, N order to run the mails, and avoid
an extra session, taken money ont OF the treas
ury without approprationh b. Consrcss?- States
nun,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-20
Who SIckIcS Trial.

The testimony up to this time, will mike
most men decide that Sickles would be cx2uSa-
BILE for shooting the man as long rs was there
anything left to shoot at. An ingratitnde so
tiendish, awrong so deep AMI deadly, a hight
so utterly siekening to the soul of Daniel E.
Sickles would drive to desperation the coolest
blood that ever flowed in human veins. At
present, it is the general opinion in Washing
ton, that the jury will find a verdict Of not gull
ty, A dispatch from Washington says:
A striking demonstration Of female sentiment
here,took place last night. when George Sicklcs,
father OF the prisoner, wa surprised by a visit ut
his hotel ofsome twenty ladies', who came in a
body 70 express their sympathy for his son, and
to say that if he thought it would he orany adj
vantage to him, or would give any com fort to the
accused, they would freely present themselve 8,
with many more, at the Court House. The person
at the head of the deputation, was a venerable
woman of some three score yeaIS. and she used
the STRONGEST expressions Recommendation COR
the prisoner. owe demand his djscfargn, "she
said, "on behalf of our sex. let him he convict
ed, and the libertine obtains new license. Let
him be indicated. and virtue acquires a new
'guaFantee.nt @5 4s3 1G't9 @3E faf@ aF2aaHi
Mr.. Sickles, Sen, made a feeling acknowledge
ment in reply to the ladies. He said he would
nottake upon himselfthe responsibility o ans
wering their inquiry, but he would MAKE known
to his unfortunate son, this spontaneous act OF
sympathy by a band of noble women, and was
sure 1t would be most grateful to his ceilings
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-20

.BoIrs We read that one of the sorest af-
f~iietiens that the patient Job was called upon
tocbear was that. Of boils, and they have been
found to be, from that time to the present, the
NEST troublesome and painful visitors. We have
knowpsinStauces where individuals were sure to
have, these eruRtians. break out on them oneeea
month at least. They show an impure state of
thedblouda and that hnmor 0 fsome kind is Turk
ing there, and the ~ov.rplus Of corruption is ae
tually forced to the surface Of the body, making
its appearance in the form of Boils. Now is it
notehest at once to purity the system? Do you
askewhat will do lhiS2 We answer. Kennedy's
Medical Discovery; it is caring homors in every
form, and there is not Estate in the union where.
it has not accomplished the most astonishing
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-20

GrThe Republican Press Of the State, not
being able to defend the recent State Adm inis.
t~ration otfGov Chase from the Startling discloS
sures made IN the recent report ofsMopgan. Ed
gerton and ReemeliD, have taken TO misrepteS
the Committee. by declaring that Nor
gan and Edgerton were aware Of the defalca.
ton at the time il occurred The fete in the
case show that Morgan and Edgerton knew
about it, The Opposition do not try
TO excuse themselves from the ROBBERY, except
BY charging that some Democrats were as mean
they. ~ NI1allt ~ w a7.n W
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iowa Crops, B,ssancsS, &c,

We haye now every prospect, although it is
too eaJ!y to form correct opinions, Of a coed
crop1the, coming season, That is, all which is
wanted to bring us ont as a community. So
far as our observation extends, business has re-
viyed very materially withinth The last two weeks.
Spring and summer goods have been arriving,
dealers are .comingin from the country, and the
retail trade is more. active. Men appear to
hsye more confidence in each other, and col
le2tionsgare easier. We, really see no cause for
so great depression on the parttof many of our
citizens, as they seem to be laboring under-es-
Eeeiallyas7 we are a well off community by the
Sides or, any other on the Upper Mississippi
Money appears to be getting more abundant.
although. the o'd complaints continue. When
the weathereclears off, mems shirts will revive.
The summer will be moderately dull, but we
predict it wilL he the last dull summer in Dav
enport Ay many years to me-Daoeapont CT
2eRe; l2A. .estaE 60 .Hgfaeasaa ~ E@ aasa.
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CaSi5 seniineI..
!. y. ALLEN. Edition 3 Proprietor.
.Tle !ea.Ise cgur. o. rer,eeu,lon.

The packet lrrlrS ui this Gourt have consum-
mattel u % prosecutions commenced by a slave
ra,chmc L. :. Marshal. lie appointed Depu-
ties ,u haIaSS and siczs h~igilivcs, ard to invite
professional slaye-huHterS to desecTate the Tree
sol Of Ohio. At his instance. vitality was gwen
to a law thar had been obsolete in this section
Of the State for several wears, and heartless mem
S~tealerS were set to work. On of their entrap-
red victims was rescued by the citizens OF LO-
Rain, who, unfortunately for the cause OF HUI
mauity as well as Justice. were so law abiding
as to suffer the kidnappers to go scot free instead
Of hanging them as they deserved.
A packed Grand Jury found a bill of indlct-
ment under the Infamous Fugitive Slave Act,
against thirty-seven Of the humane men,. An
other packed Jury has found one OF these men
Guilty, and the Jeiiries Judge has decided that
the same Jury shalltry the others! They are
now in the County Jail awaiting a further mock
cry of Justice at the hands of a political, partl-
san, and prosecuting u. S. Court.
65~The above p~recious 8aorceau is published
in the Cleveland Leader, an ultra black republic
can paper, OF last Saturday morning, after the
giving in of the verdict in the celebrated ODER
lin case. The editor of the Leader is an old
fugitive slave law whig, and held the office o
P. NJ. under President Fillmore, and upheld at
that time the law as Just and right, as did ev-
cry other man in the country, who stood on the
Baltimore Platforms OF 1852. Some men make
sudden changes, and the editor of the Leader
appears not to be an exception.
The charge against the U. S. Marshal IS sim
ply untrue. Mr.. johnson, the present able and
excellent Marshal, he'd nothing to do with the
case until it was brought to his notice by the
Grand Jury. He then done his duty. The
Grand Jury was not packed either, but chosen
as all other Grand Jurics are in the U S.. Court
The petit jury was selected out Of forty names,
from all parts of he district. The attorney for
the defence, Judge Spaulding, said, after the ju-
ry was selected, that it was an excellent jury,
and that he was we satisfied with tt. aa
Judge Wilson has shown a great deal Of leni,
ency towards the prisoners and their %counsel
and for doing SO, the above is a specimen of the
filth that is thrown upon him. vi
The following from the National Democrat, q
the anne date, will refute a great part of the
lenders article, and give the closing scene &
the trial Of the first case, which occupied ten
days. -. - X
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Dodges Unrivalled Improvement
in Open Fire Places, Patented
s,r.as. March ia 1850 as, 81. -f.

THE exclusive right TO set Crates on Dodgp's
l Improved Plan in Harrison and Fuscarawas
coun les In been purchase by i. l., a. A. M
Parsons New Philadelphia.
II it is an object to Obtain fly per cent more
neat from fifty per cent less fuel Doage's 9'atent
viii nccompishlt, If it sJdhslrnhle to avoid the
dust usual in the old method OF setting Crates,
Dodge's Patentwlll do it II you desire, to enjoy
the perfection Of an open fire then u E Dodge's Pat
.ent. "a
Old Crates can be set on this pan. 2ht a
Persons putting up building. would do weil1o
examine Tins P%alent, before they build their Bouq.
.es with hues. or set Or ties UPON ~ epld p,an.rz
RJ1jrders may be addressed to the subscribers
in New Philadelphia, Ihio OF IT. E. WALKER,
Cadiz, Ohio, either OF dwhhfa will he pleased to give
Information in regard TO the Crates 10 the people
oi Harrison or / uscarawas counties.
p b. Il A. M. PARSONS
Feb % 1850 lv
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NEW GOODS
~ AT WHOLESALE

AT WHOLESALE ~
s. RAYMOND. * go. 1895
g2S SUPERIOR r{tiEF, '~CLEVEL&Nn,
lCRS five doors eastiof The Merchant's Bank
are nov receiving, rf ~, -aoa1a au: wsas
81 Cases Sea OF able Prints,
Cases Printed LaWhs, "
csses Manchester Ginghams, ..'
cases Scotch Giaghams, Pea
cases ManchGster Delains, a7t
cases IHalje Declines.
cases cnttun PnntaIoon Mixtures,
cases e0ttnn &c checks, @tE4"T2 '' '.@
cases Kentucky Jears,a an mfnf.ga t.gI
cases bieachGd aleCRDgs, gaH.a - t4rE 4
Gags c0lured Dfi,lingsi
p cases tiardso g, cheap, 'A
cases Umbrellas, ~s5d &f t2No N@s 11a1. #I
q cases pins, to6ksand eYes#
sases Denips ard bTownieaas, 4t=E araE
cases Goats spool thread, "a
cases assorted 'skein thread,
cases brooks viii e and colored thread.
49, Pic : bia. X atd culoted silks ~ .gtae
SO pit ces black brcatcloths and cassiineres;
IS pieces black French d~oeskins, na "A
pieces black mixed ~satfpets,
pieces brown and cadet mixed do,
rs assOrted cussiueres and 1eans, a7,Et7o8fu
pieces dotted Sv ISIS muslin, st#es7. .Iavak
n plsees white brilIiunis, ctcap; "a
AZ tees white goods, in fall assortment. 43
6aG DE- 4, iaties cotton hosiery. ~h8 'a fH'a|
800 4dozgn IagIes Isle gloves. He agir'sfia g'8
30 lauies' bestkit gloves es ,augf3g
y Zoo dgzell sus, euders; . +
dorm lddles' Isle p~auntIets,
"r dozen ateel shirt hoops, rA"f "'"" -.H
lr dozen black lace y~isfites 1e@t 1 a.1.aJ|
dozen black .lk t~visi(tea. ai Hs-rsagfn
And allllCst eyCryiti ing in a JObber's stock; toge.h-
er VIII a large ant tuti assortment Of
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Which we offer at who eshle on the most reasona-
bic terms. .asp Fffa "3 Fas+"4 a#
Alsc,' $50 bales brown Sheetings, with cotton
Bars cotton Yarn, Denimr, Irvine, Ticks, &Gs
taIi II L,I4p,4 tho 4,.rt lDnu.n- nnI vi - aA1I
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wall Pm per.

lust received a large assortment of English anc
y American Wall papers and Borders which Wil
be sold Tow for cash or gooi country produce
Country Irercht nts would do we'll to give me d
call az | will sell as cheap as can beAiad anywhere,
2 Ware-rooms in Nj. Observation-Disclosures a &tf
q g4t attF WIN! McGONNEb BIZ. (
Al VIM and Jas. Mcdonnell are. prepared IL. do al
kinds Of House puinjng in the most approved style
and on reasonable terms '"" "A M ~ sn'H
apo 3m '' A2g af r. 0T# EHfa tF.f a~@{HaEt3'
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2 @We often hear ofyoung mengwho never did
any hard work in their lives, talk Of going to
Pixies Peak. We ask such what kind OF work
they think gold digging is2 Let them turn out
here and get themselves into practice by digging
wells, cellars, coal, qnarrying rocks, mauling
rails and rolling saw-Iogs and eat bread and
wash it down with water, and sleep on the
ground in fair weather and foul and then form an
opinion about the work ofdigging gold. Dig
ging gold is no child $ play, and it is only the
strong ablebodied, hard working men thae will
suit for the business. Tie men who succeeded
at the mines in California, were strong OF arm,
stout Of heart, and only such men can succeed
ut the gold mines. A bull has just as much
business in a china shop as a gloyehanded clerk
or a lair faced mechanic has atPikc's Peak.
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Nvthiur routriurfi m his act sha

NUthiue coutaiueff III fhs set sha I
he held 20 effect in any m amer any contrac
or agres meht between anv railroad compsny ur
other party having he cOntrolanl management
81 a railroad. and the pr'prieiois or occupy
ers Of lands adininin. or the e'AsructioR and
mainisinaBee Of fences, CATH guards Anl rail
road eruSs ngs.
Sec. ;. That ifanv railmad rompsus, or oth-
er party having the control anil managetnnt.
ola rsilr'ad, shall n,slfct or rriuseto ernSrrict
such eRcaS, cattle guards or crossings, or keep
the SAM in repair, as prescribed in the o'ceo
ing pari Of this act. taRer thiftv days previous
notice or request % do the SAM. made IN Wi
tin sy-ahS perSon,l such rilUal company
shall Ercii ard paw for carh aud every LAY that
said paalsRYFg Other patty Shall refuse or neg
iectfe cranulv with ehe frreuning provisions Of
this asst, any sum not exceeding fl ~ du!larS pc:
=, tvstushe rernvrred m = civil ac'ionin the name
1.-The Safe Of Ohm Cor the use OF the county
i4.whieh such SAT- is brought
Sse-6. iris act shall take effect and he IN
force rom aniaRer its passage. r
. S. w GlLSaN,
Speaksrp t Of The House of ReprtSanfaiiyes.
81 MARTIN WF.KER.
60 President OF the Senate,
Marc. ~, 1853. -.
sl- FsM Ese -
Ss9RETABY or STATES OFFIcEl
CoLuMBUs. Mach lS59.S
, herrhEscertifr that the foregoing acts are
tue copies eforigiDal rolls on file n this office.
EzfA PRuSSEI.L, Secretary of State.
u sd ss.4 oil
I hereby certify thar have read and compa
red, tLe pFootoi the foregoing laws, and that
then arc correctly printed from the copy eelti-
ed by tile Secretary 0 fState.
- - ars. X w. KINSEY.
.-,fts Auditor Harrison county.
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Farmers of Harrison County !
VIZ ETAKE PLEASURE AGAIN IN CALL.
w in your attention to
..r MANNY'S COMBINED
Reaper & Mower:

Which we offer to the nublic with full confidence,
it has merits over any OtFer machine in tae5 wOrlti
we have made every aItnra ton to procure the per.
feet working of the ma chine md can with conf
dence place il IN the hapds of any farmer with n
full assurance that it will give entire satisfaction.
Call apc SD them in the hands ofour agents.
We would call vournttention to tie CLEVE-
LANDIR0N MOWER. the highest. cheapestnnd
btest mower in Ohio, has a hinged and flexible
cutter bar The points otexcellence and peculiar
advantages are as follows; ~ A' 'tnE r .aa
! in having the cutter bar Sipged to the frame,
so rs 10 adjust itself TO the unevenne. s of the
ground.
9 The tongue heing hinged in the center If the
franz and OVER the nx!e, thereby drawing the whole
weight en- to tho driving wheel. tn7s Rr.
?. There il no weight upon he horses necks
when in operation.
g.. When the machine is bncktdlhe knives cease
to vihrate. ' f'''
s, Thciei M side draft whatever. from the fact
that the driving wheel and gearing is On one side
OF the point ofdratt, and the cutter bar and hives
or the other. p
6, The gearing being hung upon the wrought
iron frame renders it free from warp, To which all
Wooden Moving Machines are exposed, sf'
7. The simplicity with which The Mower is pre-.
pared for operation. but two bolts being necessary
to put the machine together alter it leaves the
Stop. .. - ... sM.-
s. The operator being on the opposite size of the
mHchine from the Knives. thereby n%hviating all
dHngPrs IRON runaway or similar HCcl'enls
9. J. he principle Of tbes tr anIe work is entirely
rev and %rriginaI, and wholly unlike any either ma.
chine, The durability is ebnal 10 any Mower
built
10. IT Is entirely divostod of complicated M chi.
merry, aUI is emPhalicaIly TME machine FOR the fal
meF.
H. The orera.o can ser at a glance every pin,
Ibplt and burr in the machine.
Gail on cur ageu t., or send to us. for a circular.
AdrNrs-'harles Patterson, Cadi2 Ohio; George
Taggart ilopedale,
BALDWIN, DEWITT. &CO
ap2O-3mpd rsa ISL, Cleveland, O., 81
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ErThe Wheeling Int lligencer gives the fol,
lowing glowing accounts Of the signs ofthe
season in that region; z M oa f8 fI
1.-THE fruit trees are bTanketed III blossoms, the
Is greening beneath the sun, and the birds
talking about nest making on every fence
rail. Spring may now be looked up6nas fairly
set in. A few days like yesterday, and the pic
ME season will be at its c%ommenceme Mt. So be
III M.MMaaL 81 - AhaIlIA of.NAHW n. W. N
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McKcmzic's D~rparative Extract.
or all diseases. of the bteod and skin, such as
s~crofnlA, Rheumatism, Neuralgia. filters, Ulcers.
Fever Sores, etc, a perfect attentive and Hitall
ger strengthening and giving tone TO the muscle
nerves and generalsystema Manutactu red and Tor
sal by the proprietor, Gil. kENZlE-rs r
.ap2nly Cleveland, y
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Youth and Manhood.

u Youth and Manhood, s
| lust PrbIished the 25lh Thousand, and mailed
y in a sehled envelope, to any address, post paid
on receipt otthree stampsa 84l $E "a 3ea sAl
a Medical essay on the Physical Exhaustion and
9 decay Of the frame, caused BY self abuse y in
lection, and The injuries consequences of Mer,
curry BY RI. Cnlver%eiI,M. ID member Of the
RoyalC oftege ofof surgeons, Sc sa4fsal s#s
DpSpsrmatofrh@ Get of Seminal Emissions, GEM.
tai and Nervous Debility lmpotency. Loss of En-
6ergy Depression ;ofSpirilso Tipidity,. Disease Of
the sexual Organs, and 1m%pediments to Marriage,
are promptly and effectuaIly removed by the au.
thor's novel md most successful moce of trent
ment, by means oiswhich the invalid cnnaregain
pristine healthiWithqut having recourse to danger
l0ts and expensive, medicines ms.t
HI ga 9Iffom the London Lhncft) 49,
The best i~tr6atise ever written on a subject Of
vital importance TO all. well worthy the auditors
exalted reputation ;fst8s e hEw ag an.
Address, the Publisher J.. G. Kline g. Co, LIST
Avenue, cor. 10Th street; Post Box 1856, New York
CITY ~ NI.''@a' march 30-,59.Sfn
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DIR. HAROMAN

WilTbea at the Mansion House in Cddiz on Sat
urday, May His numerous patients viii
be pleased to hear this. ssasl}6 lgGssq2
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Made ClotEa1ng
SHOES OF all kinds.
usually found in a Dry GooIs Store ,,,s
Cadiz Lpril 10 .- .an aA .y


THE Board O. Examiners OF, Hnrrisonp county
4 Ohio, viii holda H. 2eiing at Cadiz, on the lasl
Friday of each of the following months April,
September, October, and November, 1857, and
February and March, 1850, commit nCing at
10 O'Clock, A., NJ. on each day, for the ex,
animation of Teachers, unuer the 'actlo provide
for the reorgaE III ton, supervision and maintain.
ance OF comr IN schocls," passed March IA, 1853.
E OrAer oi the Boz d.
--ecl'... M B ADAMS, Clerk.
ADrii 1879
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n1cnnnxie,e Neh.if1cc.

An e~ffectuaI cure tor Agues, Chills and / ter.
M Intent Fever. This medicine keeps 7upa free ac.
lion ofthea eeretions-eiiectanlly .eradicaiing the
cause oflht disease, 44st .sl=esfa. ..N trf
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TycNenzie'S Hiver Pills.

rs, WGsGeUHie'S Liver Pills. ttaF ~,
These uuly celebrated Pitts have been in 1use
throughout the weston the Inst, % years, aud the
who have and do use them, hear testimo-
ny 10 their happy and rerm9nent effects. As an
Alternative and bllic us pill, they are surpassed by
none. They are the only melic' ne TINT viii pffec-
tualiy care Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, J~atndice,
r licus Fever, Heartburn, Sick Headache and 0
variety OF other diseases arising from obStructions
in lie organs OF digestion
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Kind in Ohio.
HIVE Stories 1870 feet long, devoted exclusively
L to the sale Of The ahnve goods.
STORY NO. l.. A
Is devoted 10 the sale of Oi! cloths from . ieet TO
81 lret vide, and Rope and canton Mating, "a,
ga, A, SEA and 6 4 wide.
STORY NO. 9.
Is n nimmensc room, % feel high, devoted 20
two ply and three ally carpets Piano and table GOV
ers, Mats, Table oil cloths, stair covers, stair reds,
carpet Sweepers, Nc.
STORY, No, 3.
Is devoted 10 tapestry Br. ssels and tapestry
velvet carpets, Rugs, body Brussels carpets, lace
and muslin curtains, cotton, worsted and satin
Damasks cornices. curtain arms and bands, cords
and Tassels Is, gold hordered aud common shades,
Buff and white Hollands, curtain fixtures, pulpit
tasscls, &c,
STORY Ne. 4, Wv
Is devoted to hemp and cotton carpet, cheap wool
do, Druggeis, crumb cloths, Felt cloths, carpet Ii,
nings rag c,rpetS, list and yarn carpets. Dutch
wool do, &c, gs .... ra.4 81.
STORY No. 5, Ind
Is used as an upholstery, and sewing room, for
the making ofcaipets, fitting shades and %cornices,
&c. F
Nos. 1877, & 1879 Superior STICK veland, Q.
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The SesziAg saiI alitiess Of BRriAnve's
stt holland ESitteTS.

~ "a FEVF3ts8AH EBItEeFS'
.sarR ~ QUEBEe Canada, June 81. 1854 p
We have no dOubtit will sellwellhere Send
US enc gross iagt aoJ0FiN MUSS0N e co.
81 AasM 5~NTfEAL, Ganaaa, Julyt1gls54
Sead-us 2 grnss J'oerhave's Holland Bttters
Wasant armed icine oftthis kindsain onr mar
kstse4 NJ assa 4 JOHN BIRKS& coz, g
80 sgg .eesa agp7& Medical Hall.
seagsl bsall'as srSPAUG. M f%hhcsotq. n
There ~ dNitea d r4eatFvssale here for your
BaffavsssH6lIhhfr IStterS .Ha8}s9 @a' e
-sSe 7as1fu@a 6s91WM w W0IsFF.
sd' ID bsE'eras aper VI. h Pc gfSCN.
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April 1859
Attention.,

HAVING SOLD OUT MY GROCERY ES.
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settle up. and close my business All perstns
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am in need otaiI that is, coming to me, ND mnst
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