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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-18

( The call for volunteers is filing up very slow
ly, not only in Ohio, but other States. Tho
reason for this is that pack Of corrupt poll-
ticians are constantly endeavoring to use the
difficulties the country is in as stepping stone
to office and public plunder Such men in pub
lie meetings and on the streets, are constantly
boasting of their LOYALTY and patriotism and de
nonnang all who will not agree with them as
traitors to their country. Men who want to
accomplish certain political ends denounce
Democrats who are willing to both oompro-
mise and fight for the country, as enemies to the
Union. IF the President will stop the mouths
Of about dozen blatant, Office seeking Dema
gogues in this county, who would make people
believe the Democrats occupy the position the
Wings did in 1916, two companies Of volun-
teers could be flad up in less than a week.
A lot Of abolition newspapers, like the Cleve-
land Leater, that urge the immediate and IN
conditional abolition Of slavery are, also, doing
a vast amount OF mischief #,f
3 The Democracy have stood by the Union in
every emergency. They are now, as they al
wavs have been, willing to contribute their
lives and their money TO protect it; but they
are unwilling to make these CO.. o~trbutions to
crafty the ambition and fill the pockets ia
set cf peculators and public plumbers. Let the
noisy abolition and Office seeking scound rels be
lquieted. let the administration give assurances
to the loyal men OF the South that they shall
be protected in their Constitutional rights, and
there by create great Ution patty in
the country restored 70 peace and prosperity -
This is the only way 1t can be done. #i
The men who are now crying out for no par
ty are set of trading. tracking political dem
agogues who are dividing the people Of the
North cause personal quarrels and difficulties in
neighborhoods and sowing the seeds o disloyal
ty, mobocracy and rebellion in the loyal States
where oil should be nnited in the common cause
OF ourpountry. The men who make the most
noise pay no taxes. ne,iher have they any dis
position to shoulder muskets. ID
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From last weeks Cad'z Repub lean ]

u
s'o The 2nd, 3r1, and 4th days Of October will
soon be here. and we hope every person is max
ing preparations to visit the Fourteenth Ahnu
Eai Exhibition Of the Harrison County Agrienl
turaI Society to be held in Cadz on the above
u named days. Various and extensive prepara.
Il ,tions are being made By the Board Of Managers
e5p for the accommodation of all who may be pres
ent Seats sufficient to- accommodate one
thousand Epersonss are being erected 3on the
sgasoutheast side ofthe Grounds, and other add
~ tional and necessary improvements are pro
i'v crossing. The Fairs which have heretofore
- been held in this county have been justly held
sss to be among the first and best ofAgricultural
Is and Mechanical Exhibitions OF any similar dis
plays in the State. y The prospects, for the Fair
a, this Fall, notwithstanding all the troubles and
N evils which surround u<, are very encouraging,
and we firmly believe that in the approaching
aes Annual Exh bition the characterand reputation
4, OF the Harrison county Fairs will be fully sus
i's tanned. The citizens efa county ora State can
y engage in no more fitting exercises than that
rs meeting together upon the various affairs o in
gs dustry and enterprise that concern our happi
saa ness and prosperity as a people. The Books Of
4 the Secretary are now open, and persons wish
sas ing 10 make entries do so by addressing the
- Secretary. John NJ Robinson, either personally
~ sao or by letter, at the Hardware Store and Post
Office in Cadiz. as A sfrT4pEi f4la
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-18
How. the Matter is Treated in DIFF
ferent l. OcaIitfes. @aae

forent L ocaIities. as' @asa
O, The Minnesota Republican State Convention
was. held in, St. Paul on the 4th inst. The fol-
lowing ticket was nominated, all being Repub-
licans: .- ,...a.... .....-
For Governor alexander Ramsey. - g.
For Lieutenant Governor-IguatiuS Donnelly
For Secretary o { State-J. II. Baker. ~,
For State Treasurer--Cbarles ScheHer.
For Attorney General-Gordon E. Cole.
Up there. they had not read that "whoeyer
is not prepared to sacrifice party organizations
and platforms on the altar of his county, does
not deserve the support and couDtenance of
honest people" Down here in Ohio the Re-
publicans are more enlightened, and know how
to take snuff without using pair OF tongs :
There, the Minnesota Republicans nominated
the entire old board OF State officers, and pass
ed a resolution indorsing the State Govern
ment by The present Republicans. II was to
avoid all that, and at the same time save the
feelings Of the present State officials, that the
Republican Central Committee conceived the
idea OF sinking the Republican organization in
Ohio, and starting new one. They. luckily
for themselves, found some leading Democrats
who thought they had made some big mistake
heretofore in supposing they could serve their
country in the Democratic party, and who were
confident they could perform that grateful ser
vice far better in official robes under Republican
auspices The result is, that while the Min
neSota Republicans magnify their patriotism by
adhering rigidly to their party, the Ohio Re-
publcans magnify theirs by deserving their
party organization and assuming new one
Both, however, insist that the Democrats. by
to their party organization, display a
want ofpatriotism that entities them to be class
ed with traitors!-- Gin. Eng.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-18
PIatforin OF the Democracy and
patse other Union Wen Of Ohio. SSH

- The Democracy and other Union men OF OHIO
in Convention assembled, adopt and declare The
following resolutions as the basis upon which
they appeaft To- afl patriotic Union and liberty
loving citizens to unite and rally in the support
of the ticket this day presented: sps,s es.3J7tsl
sa,1.s Resolved, That the civil war by which our
country sat present distracted, is the natural
offspring OF misguided sectionai'sm: engepdered
by ianatieal agitators North as well as South;
and that the Democratic party having equally
opposed the extremists Of both sections, and
having at all times zealously contended Tor the
ADMINISTRATION of the General Government
within its constitutional limits. that party Is In
no wav responsible for calamities that haFe re-
suited from departure from its doctrines, and
disregard of it's warning and advice %
=, 2. Resolvea, That in this National emergen
cy. the Democracy and other Union men Of
Ohio, banishing all feeling D passion or resent
ment, will recolIect only their duty to the whole
country; that this war should not be woged in
any spirit Of oppression, nor for any purpose of
conquest or .subiugation, nor purpose Of over
throwing or interfering with the rights OF estab-
lished institutions Of the States, but 70 defend
and maintain the supremacy OF the Constitu.
ion, and to preserve the Union with all the
diguty,eduality and rights ofthe several States
'unimpared. and that Us soon as these objects
are accomplished, the war ought to cease.
N 5. That while we deem it the duty Of every
citizen to support and sustain the Government
sconstitutionaily adminissered,a we recommend
that tho Legisiaturesof the several States adopt
the proper measures for calling National Con-
vention for the purpose OF citing our present
difficulties, and restoring and preserving the
y Union. avas af 'e{ 1sbGr egg s4 f'
AZ A. That the corruption extravaganza, incom
petency and favoritism shcwn in the administra
tion OF the War Departments of the State and
Federal Governments, deserve and receive our
unqualfied condemnation. and ought to be i'm
medately corrscted and reformed. Sah ~.
s. That the volunteer soldiers who, at the
call Of their country, promptly went forth to do
battle in defense Of its Constitution and Laws, |
ard who, in many cases, have heen compelled
to fight under inexperienced officers, are emit
lied to our hearty thanks 'or the gallant man
ner in which they have discharged their duties.
G.. That the privilege OF the writ of haheas
corpus is one Of the gleat bulwarks of freedom,
and that tussci,zsnc,n be legally deprived OF
the benefit thereof excep, by Congress, and then
only in case Of rebellion or invasion, when the
public safety may require it; and that the late
attempt oithe President OF The United .Sla'es
to suspend the privilege Of the same is unwar=
ranied by the Federal Constitution. '*' fae'a
!.
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Some difference.


a IL a Democrat refuses to eadorse all the un-
constitutional acts of the President he is charg-
ed with treason, while it is patriotism for Re
publcans to do the same thing The following
are the names OF the Republican U. s, Senators
who refused to vote for an act approving ofthe
unconstitutional acts of the Pyeside,a such as his
suspe easion OF the habeas corpus, increase Of the
regular army, &c: Baker Of Oregon; Bingham,
Of NJ ichigan; Carlisle, OF Virginia; Chandler, Of
Michgan; Collamer OF Vermont; Dixon, of
Connecticut; Doolitte, of Wisconsin; Fessen
den, Of Maine; Foote, Of Vermont; Lane, Of
Kansas; Merrill, Of Me; Ten Eyck, Of New
Jersey; Wilmot, of Penn; Sherman, of Ohio;
Trumbul, OF H. We shall see whe her the
Republicans win denounce their own U. S.
Senators as traitors, for not approving Lincoln's
course. They have fully sus-
tained the justice Of the Democratic charges a.
gainst him. IN
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-18
New Buildings.

tN@ s@ a@s .aaas New ESmsadtnRs. saaga3h @S
ssg 49, 4 During the present summer severoi new and
elegant buildings are being erected in ahis place
.gs,rhe large brick dwelling house Of Obediah
.auas Siemmonss on Market street. near the depot
will soon be finished, and for beauty and fine
sasa appearance is not excelIed in town.. DR.. j..
Co.. d. Workman Is erecting splendid lrane dwell
ss ing on the same street, directly opposite the
sa%y PresbJ terian Church. J. NJ. Estep, Esq, is
sseaa making preparation for building large brick
ssgg house on Steubenville street. Immediately east
sala y Of the NJ. e Church. The spacious frame
'gpa dwelling Of T. G. Rowles. Esq, is about com
yls.ap pletsd, ard when done, will afford him a de
s4s nlighttu place Of residence s. B, Lukensis al
: 80 about to finrsh tine frame dwelling hoase,
y IN in the suburbs OF town on the road leading to
sSss' Wheeling. There areiothers which we have
not now space to notice, but suffice it to say
that when fully completed they will add much
~ Al Ez.x.. fD.-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-18
HOW il was Donc.

At the commencement OF our national diff
culties the loyal men OF North Carolina, Viz.
ginia, Tennessee and Arkansas were in the as
tendency in all these States. They could, and
did, hold their States loyal to the Union against
the attacks of the seceSsonists in Their own
borders, until after every offer OF a peaceful
settlement was asked for in vain. These States
asked for the Crittcnden Compromise, the
Douglas Compromise, the Bigler Compromise.
the Adams Compromise, the Border State
Compromise or anything else Of like character
None OF these plans ofcompromise asked any
thing more than substantial reinsurance that
they should be given all their rights under the
Constitution as interpreted by the Supreme
Court. They asked it because the Republican
party was a sectional party, containing strong
abolition element, had passed. in many States,
laws nulliiyng the Fugitive Slave Law, and
they were afraid 10 trust them. A Republican
Congress voted down all these propositions and
then it was when rebels and enernies to the
country went before the people and holding up
the several rejected propositions ofcompromise,
argued that it was an impli declaration that
they should MT have their rights under the
Constitution. The Union men could say moth.
ing, and they were compelled give way before
the tide Of rebellion and disloyalty. Had
any one Of these propositions been adopted all
these States would be in the Union to day, and
the Union feeling in Delaware, Maryland, Ken
lucky and Missouri would be a hundred times
s ronger than it is. Although last winter was
The time to have adoy'el some measures IT may
be dore vet, and by it much that has been lost
will quickly be regained. ,r- =, Il
Assurance to the loyal men of the South will
make united North and Strong array in
every one Of the Southern States in behal the
Tnion, acting with the North This done the
war will be quickly terminated, rebellion will
be crushed and we will have Union OF hearts
as well as Of States. Holmes O., Farmer. 5M
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-18

OrAt the last Teachers Examination held
in this place, there were so applicants, AZ males
and females, Of which humber 2l received
certificates; for three months; 6 for six
months; 4 for nine months; 9 Tor twelve months
2 for fifteen months, and one for eighteen
months. Among the papers there was no So
luton found Of the following Question: Bought
a quantity ofstandard gold, but il being weighed
by an iappsopriats stautgd. $3.50 was gained,
How much was contracted for?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-18

or FoRNEy Of the Philadelphia Press, who
Is ia q position to know .whereof he writes
says: when General MCCLELLAN encounters
General BEAuREGUARD he will annihiIate him,
and viii compel asurrcnder that will be iul
lowed, | predict, BY perpetual peace. = God
speed the desired event, w iapa asi44'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-18

glorious Of the past, and have ahope Or the
future, TO raise thir voices and give their votes
for our bleeding country.-B. ;.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-18
Annfhcr uninn Pole.

,. We notice that the patriotic and literty-loy
ing portion Of our citizens commonly called
Young America" have raised a fine Union
pole on Gimlet Hill. From this pole waves the
Star Spanglsd Banner. which, as seen from the
Public Square, presents a beautiful appearance
"Long msy itwave. ess.a aeg',fu5 D x7vs- N .
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-18

tIlII 1HiIITl N7I7 thH aato E f0' .Rtss
be'mF7s tidma7o6 hHsss ! hss 'ba
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-18

az The Minnesota Republican State Convention
was held in St. Paul on the 4th inst. The fal-
lowing ticket was nominated, all being Repub-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-18

't'TttI FEW8E40a 8t3t WHnad ~ NEef7 y
4 In the meanwhile the preachers o, the South
are clamoring for the blood Of the abolitionists,
and those in the North are thirsty for the blood
o. the secessionists. The Sou,herpers say thai
the God Of Battles is on their side, and our
preac hers say he Is on our side, while there are
some who tell us that he is against that party
sohiea begins fighting on Sunday. Who is right
- who is wrong? ;Iimeans morally. y ast like
Il Farmer Smith prays TOR rain, 90 that bis corn
crop win fructity,, and at the same time Farmer
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18
JOHNS s. CROSLEY,
Sole Manufacturers Of the Improved
Gutta Percha CEMENT ROOFING

TT is the cheapest aud most durable Roofing
i IN use.
II is Fire and Water Proof,
II can be applied to new and oh Roofs Of all
kinds and TO shlngie Roofs without removing
the shingles.
The C, 81 is only about one-third that Of Tin
and is twice as durable.
Gutta rercha Cement, for preser.
wing and repairing Tia and other Metal Rouis
Of every description. from IT'S great elasticity.
is not injured BY the contraction and expan-
sion Of metals, and will not crack IN cold or
run IN warm weather.
These materials have been thoroughly tes-
ted in New York and all parts of the Southern
and Western States, and we can give abund-
ant proof of all we claim in their favor.
They are readily applied by ordinary labo-
rers, at a trfing expense.
NO HEAT IS REQUIRED.
These materials are put up ready for use,
and for shipping to all parts of the country.
with full printed Directions for application.
Full descriptive Circulars will be furnished
on application BY mail or in person at our
Principal Office, $40 Broadway. New York
Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel) JOHNS 4 CR0sLEi.
AGENTS WANTED. 6ms7s
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18
A PROFITABLE BUSINESS.
Competent Statesmen wanted in Suabur,

WE wish to engage a number OF good
w men, 10 Prosecute business, when
is permanent, and in the hands of active, en-
er2etic parsons, can be made very profitable.
Although we Will not guarantee lha, any man
can al first clear 500 or $3.50 per month.
vel we DO not consider that a man Is DOING
justice to the business who does not clear
above all expenses over $50 every month.
Any one ont Of employ ment, will find II TO
his interest in call on or write 10 US. We
have something new. and only ask 10 have
those who would like 10 make money examine
into this matter.
A branch office has been permanently To-
Gated al Sunbury. For particulars address or
call on WM. M.THAYER, Sunbuiy, Pa.
(Ofice opposite Weavers Hotel.)
Sudbury, Dec. |, 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18
Auditors Notice.

4 LII who are concerned will please take
~ notice, that IN the matter of the distrIbu
Iinn of the money IN the honds Of Conrad
Scheckler. Esq, as administrator of Jacor
RrIsH. decd, the subscriber was appointed
Audiior by The Court for said purpose. and
will meet all persons interested, at hts office
in LewI>burg, on S,ruapaY, the 26 b day OF
January. 1851, at o'clock, PM, In the per.
formance OF said duty.
WI. JONES, Auditor.
I.ui.hn-- nnr q Isf0
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18
Auditors Notice.

In the Orphans Court o; Onion county.
IN the matter al the second and final accOun:
oi John F Richard, Esq, executor Of The
last Will and te,tament OF WILLIAM HIsH. late
of White Deer township, decd. The Auditor
appointed by the CunrG 10 audit, settle and
adjust the account Of said executor as atore-
saii upon exceptions filed thereto, aud TO make
distribution of the balance in the hands OF the
accountant, will meet the parties Interested
for the purpose Of his appointment. on fHID.r,
the Ist day February, AID, 1861. al 10 o'clock,
A, NJ, at his Office IN Lewisburg.
JOHN d. LINN, Auditor.
-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18
Six Plain Reasons WhV

A Ill persons should buy their BOOTS
N and SHOES from JAMES SCOTT, in
Lewisburg.
Because he sells cheapes, in town.
. Because he has the best assortment OF
hone-made work.
3 Because the Boots and Shoes. made TO
order, ar. warranted.
4 Because he wants to make il pay his
customess snd himself too
Because orders are promptly attended 10.
Because all will then know where they
can get the cheapest and best sho.inc in L.w-burg
SF-Come, We will sell right for Cash or
exchange for Gouds or Produce.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18
New Berlin, Jan. |, 1861.


/TllEN VALUE OF GOOD HEALTH not he over
estimated. AMI m better l-gsy h- transmitted
from parent to offspring than \ sound aud ruhn.t
4 constitution What are honors and distinction with
out heAth' what are riches without the capacity 10
ENJOY the blessings of lif.' These thoughts not
apt 70 suggest Themselves Of en--hlr
by sickness. look about for means 81 recovery
To ali troubled With that dread disorder Con<umptun
Bron"hrus. Asthma, ANY form Of Lung or Throat
complaint We eau confidently recommend Or q pHtLPs
BEowNs great rcnrly the AC.clAN B,.,s Its Effects
surpass in healing qualities all conception. II is the
only mriicn. ia the world. that hy it. combination If
rare inerrhi-hts' "hm mates an electric power which
seizps upon the nerves. the stomach the lun e. { =
heart the brain etc infuss additional vital frr- uto
every ard by the action energy thus
obtained -xres all morbid infu"nr-s from the body.
produces reaction which checks diseases aud produces
even IN tn. worst restoration perfect health.
in u short time. n
DE. .. PHriP- RRowxs Ac,r.v Eus.n price s.
per large fctt- may h" ottain-d of BAKER 4 CO. i
. Ls~i.bur.. sole Agent, who has also a numIer Of \
Specimen bottles price % cent?, that all may have
the opportunity of rial.
Among the many r-stora,iv.s which nature has SUP.
piled relieve the siirons Of humanity therr is no
fa,orite for class di,. than the
'm-icinsl gum" Of the Wild Cherry Tree but however
vauab. it i, its power to heal 10 sooe relieve.
TO is nhancei ten f,d by and iudicious
cnmhiuaou with other ingredients. IA th-m--yes If
equal worth Thi- haIpy m,nsling exists in that
Combination and II form indeed"
of medicine known US
DE. WNltk> BlLSiN u NiIJ CHERRY.
shose value in curing c"ayis. 'olis BratJ.s BhO0p.
i''g to"gh. Group Aah,aH itin.osry i. etO. anl "a.
e.p.ent tO'!saHEt,o'., as i,sstnsdble.
STEONG TESTIMONY
LEwI>DJES. lHion Co. la, Nav ;. I-se.
= W. FnwlE Co, Boston: Several years nv
wife was taken with violent tgii, and two We
iuo~ing aiiil.t"d with Il tOHyI ya.t. IA
the bretf, during shich she tried many different
medicine, without any t-n fetal r-sut. finally br
cam. ~--k and deDilistr that ur weeks .ie vas
coGhn-i Ia her bed With but mule hope rccpV-ry.
n last resort your NisTNE- BALs.M NILp
CHERRY trial. with the most graufy ing result Al
though her cough lad b,c and distressing
hsi taken the Bal-am ;hr-r da, = he -irpt we'll -.
night aud heir- botlr oi the ueiirinr Nlau.
ted the Cough had entirely left her. since then
have u-"d the Ral>am IN famIiy with .lcAcy all
c--ases Of the lungs have r-ruuiui"idr-i our
n-I.hhpr- ali Of Coughs. Colds 8c with TIE
same result believe It to t- The est r-moiy known
fr alt Lung i-ra.-s aud heartily Fruomm nj t. the
pubic, feeling ihai all who viii acr.c With
l.. u
~ -'ataVn % PI-cirSrs The only .sasiB. H.str's
BIlstin t, the rT'B signature ui Il. EUrTs aud the
printed # the lrI ri"tur- the wrapper all
Other l.. vile aud worthless.
Prepared ~ >ETli " FOWL 4 co Boston. ami for
sale ty HarEis duncan, audi Mails 90 L-~isourg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18
Auditors Notice.

4 LII who are concerned will please take
IA notice. that IN the matter o' 'hr d'>'fi-
button If The money IN The hands "i JACOB
Gundy as Administrator OF Jdoob Z-nfmesT'
decd, the subscriber was appointed Auditor
by the Court for said purpose. aud Will meet
all persons interested, at his office m Lewis
burg, on Saturday. the I'd day OF February,
1861, AT 10 o'clock, J. NJ, in the performance
of SAID duty. JOHN a. MERTL,
LeWi>burr, IAN s. lS6l Auditor.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18
I..atru.

In Lswisburg, Eth inst, aged about / year CALVIN
Of James aud Auna Miller.
In >al"m Up. LuZ"rue Co, 2.ih nit. PANEL l.
RENALEf, iu hi llth wear, esln. colt water
with halter strap ti-i tsht around h wrist when the
animal took fright aud of irs.sn, the lItt boy
oy"r III" frozen ground until life extinct
On Wednesday of last week. Mr. - FpLLNER,
aged 81 burned t. death at the house Of her
ION, Andrew follmrr in Turbut Tp- She had been lett
sitting by the side of hot stove aud it j. supposed
to the door when her coth!n. took r burning
her from head to foot yet she survived from II A
F. VI.
Near PaSino-, the 18th ult, ELIZABETH MOORE
a-el y
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18
E,laCk Oni. BARK VSantcl.

FINHE subscriber, wishing 10 purchase a
large quanrly Ci Bach Oak Bark, woulh
asa the allenIuh of persons having the aruele
to IhIs uouc-. They VIII ilud reliable mar
keI from 81 II 81 per cord. IN the spring,
from Ihe 1t oi Apil until lsI OF jus, al E.,
Tannrry. at Lew IsDurg. Cash on delivery.
Jau :, IsIl L. j nut 4Et.