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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-16
SECOND DAYS pRooEEpINaa.

BALTIMORE May 1o.-The Convention met
at 10 o'clock.
The Chair presented letter from Judge
Chambers, OF Maryland, expressing regret at
not being able to attend, and hoping that o wise
and patriotic result would be attained; also
telegram from Washington, from VIC. Hayes
Wouck, of New York, urging the Constitution
and Washing ems farewell address as a sufficient
platform. gs ssisa.,a.. sas s.Gs bsei4iex
On calling the role, delegates appeared from
Florida and Rhode Island, which were not reps
resented yesterday. ~A'sA @eN@
j r. Ingersoll reported from the Committe,
on Business the result of their deliberations
| which he says were characterizedby great pua-
nlmity and patriotism. The report says that.
WHEREAS, experience has demonstrated that
all platforms adopted by political parties have
the effect to mislead and cause political divisA
ions by encouraging geographical and sectional
parties; therefore, ma.lq, 81 res srgss3
Rese'Oed, That both patriotism and duty re-
qure that they should recognize, no policy or
principles but those resting on the broad ioun-
daton Of the Constitution Of the country; the
Union of the States; and the eTiforcenaent OF
the laws, and that as representatives Of the Com
sttutional Union party and OF tho country,
they pledge themselves to maintain, protect and
defend these principles, thus affording security
at home and abroad, and secure the blessings of
liberty to themselves and postsrity. Adopted
by acclamstion. ~, y ~ - I'm. ~.
They reported another resolution, that each
State should determine ior itself the mode of
voting, whether by unit or otherwise. This
excited considerable discussion,y the rninnrities
of delegations contending that its yadeptiou
would place them at the mercy Of the major
tiles, and thus stife the expression oil their in
dividual preferences. ~ Fay'9s :, ssss
Mr.. Warner, OF Mass, said be came isrs 10
express the sentiments aof his constituents.
The resolution reported from the comm ittee
was one Of the bold party tricks, to place the
minorities under control Of the majofities. II
his States had instructed him for a particular
man, he would obey the instruction, but none
such had been given, and he desired that the
delegates should vote in their individual capa-
city. =" "
Mr Perez, Of Md, denied that the CONN .ttes
had any intention OF perpatratings party tricks.
1t was a mere question of expediency., He
though there was no intention to smother the
voice OF the minority. Tn hls own delegation il
had been determined that every vote should be-
allowed to indicate it1prefarance.s ngaa
s MrsP Partridge Of Miss., sustained The report
Of the committee. The question was, wheth-
er the delegation should determine how the
'e'e0&' isA agt& ggaae v2A
ass slas lsa5IcSa gsA aslsasrssg al
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-03
l. HE Is A IL ",
nissNIrnsiOm.

EaN1E FIRM or CHURCuILL & STANTON Is tnis
day dissolved by mutual consent 5. W.
CHURCHILL ls hereby authorized to settle the bus-
ness of the late firm. April 10, 1860.
S.W. CHURCHILL,
ap1S-im G. W. STANTON.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-03

Third pAY-WEDNEsDAY May 9th.
Propri tors Purse, 81 o. mile heats free Tor all ages
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-03
Exlemslve and CoInplete I1oteIs

]isaSts to MIKE mention Of the tact that the UNI.
TED STATES tsnow one OF the nust
Extensive and Complete Hotels
In California. Additions and improvements recently
made, make its Dimensions and accommod odatons
vastly greater and more elegant than any Hotel north
OF Sacramento
1t is now FOUR STORIES IN HIGHT and contains
uore than one HUNDRED ROOMS, all elegantly
finished Attached to the Hotel is well-selected
LEEEs AIRY,
Containing upwards Of FOUR HUNDRED VOLUMES.
In act the United States ha been fitted and improved
with the view to make it the most comfortable and de-
sirable Public House in the interior of California
and to render fully suited to the times, the prupre-
tors have REDUCED us RATES to the following
standa,d;
RATESs
Board per week ........ .............,......$6 on
Board and Lodging (sngle rooms) ....... ..... 90
Double koums .......................... w
single Meals +........-.... ....-. OU
Beds ..ss....-..-......o 10 ~ ~
Day ard, with Lodging. ...,.......,l 81
BY constant edeavor to furnish the greatest amount
Of comfort AT the lowest rates. The subscribers hope
patronage heretofore bestowed upon them.
W. G. STOKES,
ap1-my A. NJ. SHIELDS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-03
SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY, May sth

PURSE $i5o, mile heats for all three ) ear olls-
Colts to be three years old in M
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-03
During the week there wiz other purses given for

LAST DAY-sATURD Ny, Mny 18TH
PRoPRlhfuKs PURSE, $500, mile heats, three
best IA i've, free tor all horses
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-03
HH MERCHANTS EHOTEEl,
First street, BEarysviiie, Cal.

4.1sA, THIS long established and popular Hotel
E!esA has recently received large additions Of New
E.EsH Furniture, Spring Mattresses &c, and has
$3.50 now SPLENDID SUITS or FAMILY A
PAkTMENTS, also FINE SINGLE ROOMS,
The present proprietor respectfully informs his
to sustain the ,MtROHANTs'' well established repu-
aon, and keep worthy the patronage of discrim-
mating public.
By reason of long experience and strict attention to
the wants OF his guests, he hopes to please all who
may favor him with their patronage.
Board and Lodging reduced tc $3.50 per day.
s97~BAR AND BILLIARD Rooms first floor. OFFICE
upstairs.
The House il open all Night.
apis my S. w. CHURCHILL, Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-03

THE GREAT FOUR MILE RACEf
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE OF sl,vOJ Four mile
heats, free for all ages.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-03

During the week there viii be other purses given for
beaten horses
the racing men, m the public Of California gener-
ally, may rest assured that purses AS above alver-
tsel will be hung up in the Ju lges' stand regularly,
and az tue appointed hour on each day.
Ten per cent. entrance all the above purses.
winch are tree for all ruenns horses mares, colts III
les and geldugs IN the state, except the first DAYS
The foregoing races viii be run according to the
Rules Of the Mlrvsvile Park.
All entries to close at the Judges stand the ev-
eniug OF The day proceeding each race.
The track has been pat IN complete order and is now
IN fine condition to receive horses Those who may
wish 10 train their animals can have an opportun-
ity Of doing
Fine stlbling accommodations are on the premises
and abundance Of excellent water aud nothn nc will
be found wanting conducive to health and cunV Venience.
Ample accommodations will be provided at the
PARK ROUSE for visitors
PAVILION has bean erected for the accommoda-
ton OF Lad and ranIlies who NAY rest assured that
no person Of improper character will be allowed on the
track K T. U'HANLON
nl-im Proprietor Marysylle Par Race Uonrse.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-03
FIFTH DAy-rpIn,v No ,t.h

FOURTH DAY-TtGURsDAY, May 10Th.
CITIZENS Pulse, s4uO two mile heats, free for
all ages
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-03
1otels and Restaurants.
UNIFIED STATES HOTEL.
CORNER G AND THIRD STREETS,
MAIlYSVILIF.
Stokes & sAiels........... .....". .propriotors
Reduction i'm Prices!

49, TIE Subscribers, in Inviting the attention
ss5EA& and pqtranage OF the resident ana travelling
l5;fBss public TO their Hotel respectfully beg lea
'ssstas to mike mention Of the tact that the UNI.
TIED STArES is now one of the nlnst
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-01
CHERIFF'S SALE
~ William L. Gourber ,

sheria's oaec. warren, July 4L. Isl.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-01
Rev, Charles A. Boardman,

Late of Youngstown. Mahoning Co, died on
the 9th ult-, at Monroe, Wisconsin, aged Il
years. Mr.. D. was a native of Connecticut;
his early manhood did not foreshadow a life
devoted to the teaching of sacred theology.
He was endowed with unusual yigor of body
and mind. During the war of 1912, he be-
eyed he had experienced a change of heart,
and after having spent a few months in the
Theological Department Of Yale College, he
entered upon the duties of the sacred ministry.
For some time he was pastor of one of the
churches in the City of New Haven. In 1873,
he received the degree of A. NJ, at Yale Col
lege. After leaving New Haven, he took
charge of the Church in Youngstown, where,
until quite recently, he continued to preach oc-
neutrality-suspicious. he resigned his pastoral
charge five or six years ago. BY his christian
life, and genial manners, he won a high place
in the hearts of his people. Many circumstan-
ces existed TO saddeR the late years of his life,
but even down to old age, he was always wei
come in the circles of the young as well as the
old. All of whom were made wise and hap
Py by his cheerful conversation. In the sacred
desk, his very looks adorned the place, and
the words flowing from his lips were like
fumes of sacred insense waiting the thoughts
of his hearers to higher and truer life. There
seemed to be 4 divine power in his words that
lifted the mind of man upward, a divine light
in his thoughts to make clear the portals Of
heaven to mortal gaze. This Reverend Cham
pion and Noble Man has lived one life and
Iived it reH, and now he lives the second life.
At his request, his remains were brought to
Youngstown for intermcnt. His funeral at
that place on last Sunday was very large and
imposing. A special train was run Oh the C.
d II. r Il, to enable his numerous friends TO
be present on the occasion. Although many
were kept away by the heavy rain, not less
than two thousand people were in attendance.
70 pay the last tribute of respect to q most wor-
thy and estimable man, amozg whom were a
large number of members of the Masonic Or
der. of which the deceased was a member.
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A. b. LYMAN. :
sheriTs Office, Warren, July Iih. IL

~ I will offer at Public Auction at the Court
House door in Warren. Oh
Wednesday tie 22d dag Of august Il. d.
lr6b, attract ofltnd situate IN the township Of Cham.
pea IN ihe County oiTrumbull,c containing l6l acres
he the same more or less. said laad is part Of lots Nos
Hand -. ana adjoins land Of John ". Eetrick aud
others, ard is the same, wlsch was conVe ed by dec.
Patterson and wife 10 Wm. TeE. SAID land viii he
sold subject to the contract contained in a certain
Mortgage given ny said William Trw, and by olive
HE vile to SAID Geo Patterson. dated Feb. !. leJq.
Recorded in Trumbull County Records, Book OF
Mortgages. No ;, Pages S9f. 595 and $50. to whirh all
purchases are referred for further notice. Terms o-e
third cash on confirmation OF sale, one third in six
months and one third in twelve months with interest.
the pay ments ~ be secured by Notes, and Mortgage, 5
on the premises. Sale will take place between the
hours OF - o'clock. n. and 4 o'clock, p. NJ. Of said
day II two thirds Ofthe appraisneut be offered for said
land. D. ALDWIN
fJuly 18th, GO, 6E.l Assoc OF WM. TEY.
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Changes.

Mr.. W. F. Fields has sold his grocery stor,
70 W. II. Sutliff, and purchased the interest o.
Mr.. Mccormick in the firm of Mccormick d
Weir. Mr.. F. has also purchased the building
owned by A. Patmor, on the corner of Market
and Liberty Streets. and the firm of Fields &
Weir, have opened a full stock of Croekery,
Glass, and Wooden Ware. The location is a
good one. the room large and convenient, the
firm have plenty of means to carry on the
business successfully, and are liberal and ae-
'comOdAting dealers.
Mr.. Patmor has sold out his stock, entirely
and will not resume business in this place for
the present.
Mr.. Mccormick is watching the chances, AID
will not probably wait long.
Mr.. Sutliff we hear highly spoken of as an
Obliging, competent business man.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-01
Horse Tanning.

Prof. Ganson who has been in ills place du,
ring the last week giving lessons in the art o.
horse tanning, invited US to witness a trial Of
his skill, on last Saturday. His first subject
was a three year old colt which had never been
battered. The colt was not very vicious, but
was very stupid, and consequently required the
more patience and time to manage it. In less
than an hour the animal was halter broke, and
would follow the professor around the barn,
at his bidding; a rider was put upon its back
and it was ridden through the streets.
A five or SIX year old nag belonging to Mr..
AeNeice which could not be driven with an
umbrella raised in the carriage behind it, was
next taken in hand. In fifteen or twenty min
1tes the animal was subdued, aad its owner
rode it through the streets, carrying an UNI
brella over his head, and afterwards drove 1t,
carrying an umbrella behind it.
The Professor understands his business.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-01
ISHERiFF'S SALE

SHERiFF'S SALE
~ Daniel Parsons In Court Of Com. Pleas
Penn IS s Penn. TrH~'an County,
By virtue Of an order of Sall issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas of TrumbuIl County. ohio. l have
levied upon and shall Oner for Sales AZ Public Auction
at the door Of The Court House in Warren, in SAID
County. On
Saturday the 1lh day of august, 1850,
at one O'Clock. NJ. Of said day. the following de.
seribei real Estate situate in Hartford township. in
said County. kncwu as part OF lot No 90. and bounl-
ed as follows: Beginning n the south west cor.er OF
a lot OF land purchased by BENJAMIN Fem Of Darius
the north and south centre highway seven rods, then
east parallel with the line OF the LOT thirteen rods aud
one third Of a rod. then north seven rods, then west
thirteen rods and one third OF a rod to the place Of
beginning, containing ninety three aud one half rods
ofland 'De the same more or less"
Appraised al Sl75UO.
Also the interest OF Benz Fem, jr. in the leasehold
Estate described as follows: Situate in Hartford town
ship in said county Of Trumbull. and known as part
cf lot No. 10, and bounded as follows: Beginning at
the south west corner Of land owned by James G. tteS,
and the northwest corner Of land owned by L. P.
eager, which is also il the east boundary line Of the
north and south centre road. then easteTly along the
division line between the said GStes AMI eager. to
the first fence running northerly, then northerly =
long said fence as far as il runs. then casterly along
the east and west fence, to the next fence runninL
nOTth-rly. then northrrly along said fence to the
fence next north of tie Saw-Iil. then westerly along
said fence, TO the east boundary ofthe above mention
ed highway. then sOu;herly along said highway to the
place of beginning. continuing about two acres OF
land. from which is reserved and excepted al the
exceptions and reservations contained in = lease OF
the same premises. made by the said David Parsons
TO the said Benz. Fem. ir) Said interest Of Benz
Fenn' jr- appraised At s'l6,oO
sheriG's Office, Warren, July IIth, isG0.
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In fast every thing done in the shape of Printing, al
prices that cannot fail to suit, and with the grestest dis.
patch. We keep constantly on hand a good assortment
Of Cards and fne Stationer, from which those in want
ot Printing can select
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-01

MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland < Toledo. Cleveland, Co
lumhus < Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and Cleve
land L Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AtSolon, with Hacks TO Chagrin Falls, &c.
a. hgutua with Hacks for Rayeuna.
" Braeeville Tith Hacks for Newton Fa-ls. &c.
I" aTren with IiacSs to Sharon, GrssuviIIe Mead
vile. Bloomfield. CanfcIl. &c
" Youngstown, with Stages 20 New Castle, Lowell
Poland and Enon Valley, aud thezce by 2. II. "
q c. Rail Read to Pittsburgh.
Feb. Ii. 1859. CUAS. l.. RHODES Sr-t
nNE HUNDRED COPIES MORE,
v Of the Minister'S Wooin-. just reed at ADAMS
BOOKSTORE, where every purchaser receives 4 gil,
ron fifty cents to CITY dollars.
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HI. ALI. Burnett.

Gave one of his inimitable entertainment
or Monday evening last, to one of the largest
audiences ever assembled in Empire Hall
Mr. Burnett is too well known to need an eulo
" from US. Suffice it to say that the v~ersatil .
ity of the entertainment gave an opportunity
70 all, to find something suited to their tastes,
and all seemed yell satisfied.
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sheria's Office. Warren. UNIV
CHERIFF'S SALE
In Court % Common
Pleas.


BY virtue Of an order OF Sale issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of TrUnbalI County. Ohio. to me
directed. 1 have levied upon and shall offer at Public
Sale at the door ofLhe Court House il Warren, Com
" siOres Aid, on
Saturday tie lIM dag of 1Hgtst, 1860,
nj one O'Clock. 2. NJ. Of said day, all the interest II en-
~ s. Austin has in a tract OF fifty acres Of land. stu
ate in Bloomfield in said County, AMI is the south
part oi lot No. l26 in said township, being fifty acres
Of land CONTRACTED to said Henry 5. Austin by Cham
pion L Goodrich, said fifty acres appraised at SGOO.-
90. A. b. LYMAN, Sheriff.
sheriG's Office. Warren, July 18th. leo.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

VI W. Paine, NJ D., Prof. of the Principles ard
Practice OF Ne iieine aud Pathology in the EclecuC
Medical College ofPhiladelphia- Member ofthe Acad
envy OF Natural Science, Editor Of Eclectic Medica
Joarnal. Author Of Paine's Eclectic Practice OF Med,
iciBe, &c. etc. will be n his Old home in Warren
Au=. i,9. and 3. at which time he may he consulted
relative to disease Of every variety. On Monday Aug.
o, he ziag be consulted It DR.. o. D. Paine's Office ii
Youngstown. Those who desire can continue to re
cetge tneatment By correspondence after he r,turn:
te Philadelphia.
lJuly I6, 1850, EVIL
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ dm'rs Of J. ". WoIco;t
} In Court Of Com.
7 Pleas Trumbuu

Geo. s. Holmes. ct al. County
BY virtue Of an order OF Sale issued from the Court
Of Gem Pleas OF TrnmDul County. TO me directed
AMI delivered ! shall offer Tor sale At Public Auction
at the door oil ths Court House in Warren. in said
county. on SaturiaJ the 4th day Of August, I~60. at =
O'Clock 2. NJ. uf said day the following described
real Fstate. situate in Pennington. County aforesaid,
and is a part OF lot No 30, III said towush p and IS
follows: Beginning on the East line Of The north and
south center road at a stake; then east - rods *
links TO the centre OF Grand river; then following the
channel in a north east direction 5 rods and ID links;
then east 80 rods TO 4 post standing on the west line
Of land formerly Owned by Harvey ". Collar; then
south on said line t3-96 chs) 10 rods and one link u
a post, being the south west corner Of sail lands for
merly owned by said Collar; then east on said Col
lars oil line south line l4j Tods25s links to a uOst
on the east line Of said lot No. ~; then 5, 9Th on said
lot line - rods llA links tn a post at TIE corner Of
lands owned by the heirs Of Josiah ". NOlcott. de-
ceased then west on said Wolcotts heirs north iius
suS rods to the line Of the north and south coAtre
road; thep north 10 tie pace Of beginning, contain
ing hily one acres and GUY rsis Of land be the sane
more or less
Appraised at So, per acre. Terms Cash.
- NJ EHHEnTEr
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ William Palm
} In Court of Com.
Pleas, Of TTUm5ull

BOsWOrIE q BOsWOTth. } COunTV.
By virtue Of an order Of Sale issued from the Cour
OF Common Pleas of TTumhull county. 10 me direcie,
and delivered, l shall offer for Sale al Public Auctio!
At the door Of the Court House, in Warren. Trumbui
County, on Saturday the 4-h day % August, IS6O. =
, O'Clock P 81. OF said day, tie foiinging describe.
real Estate. Situate in Weathcs sfeld Township. Trum
bull County, and IS known IS Iart Of lct No 10 il
Weathersheid and Iart Of the Gore Of land between
the Salt Springs tract and the town line between
Neathersheld and IOrdstrTn. the least piece bein.
about eleven sores Of land. the first or the part Of lU
10, being about f~orty-fOuT acres, being the s1alh-wes
corner Of said lot. and bounded west bl the tsSn lire
east by the hahonIng river south partly ~ George
fusslemans land. and aOrth by a line parallel to Ia,
south line of he lot, containing in all about 50 acre.
Of land more or less.
Appraised al $3.50 Terms Cash.
A. LYMAN, SHERIFF.
SheTiG's Office, Warren, July s.h, iSCO.
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a Good Cow.

Nr. F. ?. Green, of Bloomfield, informed us
that he has a COW 4 years old, on the 10th of
May last, and weighed on that day 1860 lbs.
She eaiyed on Che 30th of May, and from that
zine to tLe let of July, gave from 81 to SO lbs.
of milk daily. Pretty fair for a heifer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-01
SouaW Corn.

Mr.. Rilman Manson Of FienaG has brought
20 our Office specimens of this corn, sufficient
~ ripe for roasting ears, which was planted
Just two meaths since. The ear and the grain
are about the same size as the sweet corn, and
the tep of each grain is of a reddish brown
color.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-01

william Csrnah IN. ct al County.
By virtue OF an order Of sale issu-d from the Court
Of Common Pleas or Trumhull County. Ohio. I have
levied upon and shall on-r for Sale at Public Auction
at the door Of TIE Court House in Warren in said
County, on
Saturday the In dag Of August, 1860,
at one o'clock. P. NJ of said day the folIoxing de-
scri5ed real Estate. situate in Hartford. TrunbuI u
County, and is known by being part Of 10, No. 70,
aud is bounded as follows: Commencing AZ the north
east corner Of lands owned and occupied by Bsnja-
min Fem on the west side of the north and south
centre highway, on the west lire Of said highway,
then north one hundred and four feet, then west elev-
en- rods, then south one hundred ard four feet, then
east eleven rods to the place Of beginning, contain
inE one half acre Of land more or less"
Appraised =: $500 90. Terms Cash.
A. 2. LYMAN. Sheriff.
SheriG-s Office, Warren. july IIth. IS6a.
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A. ID
sherin's Office. Warren. july
CHERIFF'S SALE
~ Martin Mitchell In Court Of Con. Pleas q

Austin & Blood
by virtue OF an order Of sale issued from the Cour
Of Common Pleas Of IrumbuII County. Ohio. to m,
directed. 1 have levied upon, and shall offer for Sal,
at public auction, at ihe door OF the Court house il
Warren. in said County, on
Saturday the lin day ofAuguSt, 1860,
at one O'Clock, P. NJ, ofsaid day, The Tarern StaHo
situate in Bloomfield, in said county. and is known
as the tavern. lot and property which Isaac q. Clngk
and Wife decided TO Ratio d Barnes, on this 25th day
OF May le54. containing about = Of an acre Of land
be The same more or less, (FOT a more particular dis
cription Of the premises see deed referred 70 above
Appraised At Two Thousand Dollars Terms Cash
Alb LYMAN, Sheriff.
Sherin's Office. Marrer. Inlv IIfh- l.fn.
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9pmt gnteIIigtrrt.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
W. y. Pcrter-Remov2l.
Geo. Adams-New Books.
Benz. Stevens-Strawberry Plants.
A. ID. Kibbee-Farmington Seminary.
G. Millikin-Bloomfield School.
S. N. Strong d Co.-Fever and Ague Des.
Vim. Hart-Furniture.
VIM. Hoagland-Adm'r Notice.
A. D. Lyman-Sherif Sales.