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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02

No, Al '' An ORDINANCE


Section I. he il ordained Iyihciroyn Council of the
town Of Cenreyille Ina, thcre shI annually be chosen
on die secolid Monday OF 1ril officer who shall be
STYLED the Town Marshal OF Centre villc who shall tnkt
an on,h Of Office and give bond aud security IN any'sar
which shall he approved by the Town Council and sha
hold his term Of office until his is chosen and
duly qualified 10 act IN his stend, unless his of Office
be sooner crmnaiedby death, resignnton removal from
Office, or other lawful cause. nj -I .,rL
Sec .. The Marshal shall be ministerial officer OF the
Mayors court, shall apprehend nnd bring before the
Mayor feos, rolous persons dsiurbt OF The peace
all violating the ordinances Of said Town Conn
allowed Consinbles for snilar services .- b. -
Seed. II amy person or persons shall by force sis
obsiruct the Marshal of snid town IN The keen
ton of any duty IN the lawful exercise of any powc
authority required Of granted to said officer by law
ordiuanoe Of sud town, shall aid abet any
more IN doing, he or she or they offending shall for
ieit mud pny TO the said town fine Of less than thre,
nor more than twenty dollars for such offence
Seed The Murshn II resisted by force In the Lawful
execution OF amy OF tue duties required OF him by law
ordnance or Ii there Is good 10 apprehend Tint an,
such resistance is intended shall be authorized 10 com
maud 10 his assistance any white male person between
the ayes of wenyo and fortyfre, aud if any suci
person being so commanded shall not 10 the hest Of hi
power md ability nid mud assstte Marshal in the xer
else OF such power authority, he sha forfeit and pm,
to the town not less than onenor more than fveollar:
See 8. II shall he the duty Of the Marshal by the or
ders Of the Mayor or my two of the Council to call th
Council 10 special meetings, and give notice of reguln
meetings wien required by the Board. AT any regula
meeting when there Is not nquorum present the Marsha
shall be notified 10 have the drlinqnents present.
Sec Q. II shall be the duty OF he Marshal 10 enforc
the ordinances Of the Town Council generally 10 insii
ine prosecutions for al ollchses against the sume a
If he shall Neglect or refuse TO institute prosecuiio
10 the town sum not less than one more than tire
dollars for every such oaeaee.
Adopted April 0, 1851 -,
JAMES A. MAYHUGII, Mayor.
EnN
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The Question OF the Dny.

m THIS Is a Government Of the poople. =
There Is no doubt that when a majority of
the people Of this country decide 10 break
mp tho Government, their decision IL final .
end no sensible man doubts. thnt Il. hv y
isar and unobstructed vote, the majority of
ne people Of the seeded States declared
t9elr positive and earnest desire To leave Tho
gnson, they would not find the remaining
States unreasonable. A. ~ o
But this Is question which can only be
decided IN the manner provided for 'by tho
Constitution Ia fair expression Of the wishes
Of the people by their delegates assembled
N . national convention. To the decision
of such . aconyantion, the Government and
thepeople will alike submit. But any violent
attempt TO sever the bond Of union Il, moi
only illegal, and to be resisted by all lovers
of law and order but it is a miscbievons
because y Is IN its beginning an entirely un.
necessary and barbarous appeal to arms, and
IN IT'S end, II successful, PRECEDENT which
puts an end to all free constitutional Cav.
ernmcnt, and will be fatal argument in the
hands of those ultra monarchists who he.
i!eve the people are not to be trusted viii
liberty. "''''
The question the Federal Government bas
before IL is not one Of Slavery. Nor is Il 4
question Of conquest. Mr.. Lincoln Is tbe
guardian Of tho Constitution and the hws.
which are the supreme law of the land, II 4
his duty TO preserve the Constitution t;II Il
is changed by the people, who are his mas.
ters; and to defend the Goyernmopt iii ~
j. relieved Of his trust by those who placed
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02

TmE Headquarters of Major General
Wool at the st. Nicholas, yesterday, were
the scene of great activity. Orders we're
issued covering wide field, and some Of
them Of a highly important character which
will not be made public for the present. We
are confident that, the Seventh and the
Massachusetts, Regiments at Annapolis, will
receive succor at the earliest possible mo.
ment. Several important posts will soon be
occupied by Federal troops, as part of the
general plan, in addition to pushing forward
troops with the greatest possible dispatch tC
the defense of Washington. Orders for
ten thousand muskets and four hundred
thousand cartridges were issued by Gen.
Wool yesterday, to be delivered to the Ohio
troops nowat Harrisburg. os.-I. ..
Gen. Wool has represented by specia
couriers to the Government at Washington
the necessity for the most energetic measure.
on sea and land. In his Judgment the Re
bel ports should be vigorously blockaded
not less than one hundred and fifty thous
and men should be brought into the field al
the earliest possible day the through
Baltimore should be opened and kept open
He would also bring into the field within
sixtyldsys forces lsufficiont to- disperse tn,
Rebels from Richmond, hold that city, and
possess New Orleans and the mouth of thu
Mississippi. These points indicate Gen
Wool's views as to the manner of treatin,
the Rebellion. We believe he is not an incl
in advance Of public sentiment. Il New Yorl
Daily Tribune Of tho oath ult. -....
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02

FIVE more regiments left this city yes
terday for the South, the Thirteenth, the
Twenty-eighth, the Twenty the Eighth
and the Sixty-ninth The Twenty-fifth is
from Albany. The Sixty-ninth, the Irish
regiment, turned out 1000 muskets, and
were received with Overlooking enthusiasm
as they marched down Broadway. Thomas
Francis Meagher is raising another Irish
regiment, and in q short time several others
will be raised in this city alone. The Col
Of the Goth was forced TO reject 1000 men
whom Che surgeons had pronounced fit to
serve.-[N. Y. Tribune, 24th.i Il n
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it in his hands,. He has no power TO treat
with rebels. The Constitution leaves him
no discretion in the. matter of enforcing the
laws, : He shall fake care that the laws be
faithfully executed I" and that he may have
power, as well as authority for this purpose,
he is made eommander-in-chief of the army
and navy of the United States, and of the
militia OF the several States. -
The men who formed our Government
and drew up our Constitution were too wise
to binda great people together in bonds
which could be broken only by violence. :
They themselves resorted to rebellion only
when all peacable attempts to obtain justice
had failed. They suffered for twelve years
and they did not appeal to arms till no other
road to justice and liberty was left. They
knew the value Of peace; they knew the
vanity Of saddling on a people a Govern
ment they dislike. They loved order and
obeyed laws, aud they took care, in the
Constitution they framed, to make such
provision for every possible change as would
forever make rebellion unnecessary.
This is the only Government in the world
under which there can be no excuse for re-
bellion and it is the only nation in which,
has ever been assumed that treasonable
uSTpation of power shall not only 90 un-
punished, but be rewarded. 1t is important
that all right minded men should protest
against such a doctrine. IF it is at once rec
ognized, it will put an end not only to the
present Government, but to any other thai
may be established on this continent, and
lead us inevitably into anarchy and cease
less civil dissensions. IN Y. Post.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02
MILITARY FoRor ANN Anus or pry.

MILITARY Force AND ARMS OF PENN
sYLvANIA.-The whole number of organ
lied volunteer companies in Pennsylvania is
about 800, averaging about 40 men to a
company, making an aggregate of fover 20,-
900 uniformed volunteers. The entire mill
tary force of the State is about 355, 900 men
capable of military duty. The arms of the
State are all in the possession of the volun-
tecr companies, and comprise l2,0S0 mus
kets, 4, 7O6 rifles, $500 cavalry swords and
sabers, 8, l7 pistols, SO pieces ordnance
being six-pound bronze cannon. OF the
above, there arc only about $500 muskets
Of the new model, l,200 improved rifles, and
500 cavalry swords.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02
No. ~ AN ORDINANCE

10 prevent obsirucos and other things herein
the streets nnd alleys OF the town Of Centreville
Section I. BE rorlained by the Town Council Of III,
town OF Cenlrevi!le, That II shall be unlawful for an,
town faster than ro excepi IL be IN cnse Of ecessi,
IN going for aphysicieni Any person violating this ordi
no, less than one dollnr nor more than Ave dollars
Sec q Any person who shnll ride, drive or hitch OF
the sidewalk in said town shall be hhed In any sum no
less than one dollar nor more than Eve dollars.
Sec. o. II shall be unlawful for any person TO keep up
on the streets or alleys any wood coa wagons or any
Thing that wold hinder the free passage Of any persor
saldordnapee upon conviction thereof shallbe fined il
my sum not less thun one nor more than ten dollars
T. Soo.4. Any person who may kill any lcaule, hogs
sheep or any other animais and throw the oa with,
tue limits OF tho corporation, shall be fned In any sur
not less than one nor more than lweniy dollars. .,.a
,,aea,,, JAMES A. MAYiiuGH, Mayor.
MILTON IT, CoFrMAS, Rnoorden ions vi 80 apps
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02
- - JNWT'J NJ MN fIOUTfj NIU,
MnToN H. CorFMAS, Recorder.
AN ORDINANCE

No. y. AN ORDlNANCE
To prevent certain improper practices herein specified
Sec l. Be II ordained by the Town Council OF the town
Of Centreve, That II any pcrson shall be guilty of any
public cwdness ndecency whatever either by word J
action shall he guilty Of using proane language IN any
public place. shall expose himself blic
view in my indecent manner. or shnli publicly exhibi
any indecent painting, engraving, prnt sculpture rep
rcsenaton within this town. or any person shall
the disturbance OF the peace and quiet thereof except
be case of necessity the af pnbic duty
his parents children. apprentice or shall
aid abrt any one in doing texcept aforcsuid
ii my per shall wilfully alre alarm OF fir oi
all cry FIRE rug ay boil ormake bour' for tbs ptr
pose ofcrcntirg such fasc alarm sfaud orabe any
in doing encl mud every person offending shall
forfeit and nay 10 the town for every such offence fine
of 70, less linn one noIlDorc tbah envy dollarss
Adopted Aprif0 lsJ1.
LANES A NtAyIIUGII, Mayor.
Nuroy H CorlsNfAN Recorder ~ "A -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02

To prevent the sale Of intoxicating Liquors In the tow
Of ofCentreville.
Secion1. BE il ordained by the Town Council Of tn,
town of Cenreve, That person shnl be allowed Il
sell or give away with intent to evade this ordinance
ale beer wine olhet than the pure juice of the Crap,
within the Suie,l any drink that will
produce intoxicaon. Any person violating this ordi
nance shnll upon conviction thereof be fned IN any sun
not less Than one dollar nor more hns twenty dollars OF
he imprs rsoned IN the nil OF the county moi more thar
twenty days or both nj the discretion fthe Mayor.
Adopted April 49, 1861.
JAMES A. MAYHuGH, Mayor.
MiLroS H. CoFFMAN, Recorder. = ''7 - 60
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02
The Editor of the baltimore Pa
~ Hfri0t driven OUT

=, fHILADELPHIA, April 23, 1851.
MIR. Evans, editorofthe Baltimore Patriot,
has reached here. having been summarily
driven from Baltimore, and expresses his
determination to return and march through
i1 iB1alflmore AZ an escort can be had here. =
'fhc people here appear to be in a mood to
accommodate him. '''o H'Fi
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02

GEN. HENRY WILSON, u. S. Senator from
Massachusetts,, passed through New York
Sunday on his way to Washington. He goes
as q private in the Worcester regiment that
arrived in New York on Sunday morning and
left by steamboat the same evening.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02

BUCHANAN WOULD lHAyE DONE THE
sAME.-John A. Dix, Mr.. Buchanans s last
Secretary Of the Treasury, said in a speech. eel,
at New York, on Saturday, that if the y re-.
bells had rendered war TO the buchanan ma
70 the Lincoln Administration, 1t would have
been unhositatihgly accepted, l...,.-sI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02

ATRAIToR CAUGHT The Lieut.. Jennifer
who first gave information to the Virginians
OF the condition Of matters at Carlisle Bar.
racks, next, resigned his commission, and
finally ran away, has been arrested ut Ham
over, Pa, and will be tried as a traitor :
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02

The question is often asked, what is a
stand Of armsY"Y Properly speaking, il Is
complete set Of arms for one soldier, which
would include the bayonet, musket, and its
ri Cincinnati Gazette. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02
" va ~" = tL-IS -Ila u,n suht9ishW
,dgin AK ER1S s.uoH
/: "a, s.A!lgu::le:: gu 8: Cure.

.sqH3l a.i FOR THE SPEEDY CURE or.fi..,,
Rsss.a: Tssar oS Sr sEs, Ts,:a. :.a
Headache, and bilious Fevers, Indeed
d FOR the whole class OF discases origipet-
tns % Maiaria II % Sr rM1I%s, Mia.mssis cS,.nt1iss. S ~
wear enabled here to offer the community =
remedy which, while il cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless In any
quantity Such a remedy is Invaluable In distrieta
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
has the psS 2.
velopment of the disease, if taken on the frs sp-
proach Of its premonitory symptoms. Misnct only
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this elasa
of complaints, but also the cheapest, The large
reach OF every body andin bilious disticts, whsre
FEVER AND AGuB prevails, every body ahouA
have it and use it freely both for cure and pfotss-
ton. A great superiority Of this remsdy ,pSss any
other ever discovered for the speedy and oertaiE
of Intermittents is that it contains no uiniAs
or mineral, conseqdehtfyft produces no quinism q
other injurious efeots whatever upon ihSnAstit..
ton: Those eqrea TS & Sy !, aIs left as h'slth
Fever and Ague is not alone the oonssqvsnhe oe
the masmatic poison. A great variety Of afscg-
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Ne,0aigia, R.elniatism, Gout, Hsoddebs, BEs&.
ness, IoOthaehs, Fa,sehs, 0stasrhs A,thrss Pat
les, PAIN in tie Bosoeis, GoSc, PayolyIs and D..
ya,genek of the STOMACH, all Of which, When
originating fl this cause, put on the tstsrmitsst
type, or become periodical. This CuiH Il s1psls
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an Invaluable protection 70
immigrants and persons travelling ofstemporsrily
residing in the malarious districts. II taken ooea-
sionally or daily while exposed to the injection,
thatwill hejexcrsted from thu system, and oslnoS
accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into dis
eaee. Hence il Is even more valuable for pfotss-
ton than cure and few will eysr suffer rom Inter
this remedy affords rsfN sHt nc9H fssi9
Prepared by Dr.J J. Q. AVER g. CO., Lowtn, Easa
.ihf ''f' n' JAMES w" COLLINS,
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70. 81 AN ORDINANCE

In relation to improper practices with Stud Horses.
Section 1. BE horduned by the Town Council OF the
town OF Cenreville That no person shall publicly ex
hib any sud horse on any OF the streets alleys OF tn,
town OF Cenreville or shall suffer my mare to be rc,
person violating suid ordinance shall Forfeit and pay /,
the town sum uoi less than dollar nor more thai
ten dollars for every such offence. ,s |. ....
Adopted April o, li6i.
MILTON H. CoFFMkN, Recorder
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SNERlFF,S 1S.9LE..I

Berger and Hoffman 81 saih.
rigL n .'+ q -'Hf.d VS.. ..lu.f. iaA..st,U
,..,l. August Schram ct al. a,,
RYyirtue OF an.order of sale TO me directed
- from the court Of common pleas Of Belmont
county Ohio will offer for sale at the front dool
Of tho court house in 81. Clairsville, on .',''
Ma0 TUESDAY, May =, 1851,
between the hours 10, a. NJ, and 4 p. NJ. Of amid
day,he iolomn ing real estate to wit, situate in the
county OF Belmont and State of Ohio, and in Bel
nire city known and des igna,ed on the plot OF
said BE Hal 90 eily as Lot No. 9, In Block No 25
Appraised at sl4oO. Terms OF sale cash
$500 Sheriff and sreeiaI Mss,,,
Sherif's office, ST. ClairsviIle, April 4. IS8I.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02
No. 6.1 AN ORDINANCE

10 levy Tax in the town Of Cenireviile.
Section I. BE i ordained by the Town Council Of III
town. of Cenreville That tax Of twenty. five dollars
levied on the personal aud real properly within the cor
poraon o the town Of cen'revle, for corporation pur
poses 'F71'
Adopted April 10, 1851. 'l,'' .''4'
JAMES A.. .MAyHUGH, Mayor.
MMroN H. CoFpMAS, Recorder. - 'N'N'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02

WHAT Garibaldi's red shirt frightened
n The popes bull. What it may Tighten
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Copper, Tin & Sheet.lron Ware

.WHOLESSALE AND, RETAIL
A ND J0RBlNG Of Al kinda in the above done
o.sb,s Ssissc " THOs. q. 'CULBERfFsssDN
Main Street, Bridgeport, Ohio. fe1s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02
'ary f The Oldest .,',
INSURANCE COMPANY
'' % IN THE UNION! :.

DEAD the following from the Insurance Mon.
IL ilor and Wall Street Reyiew, for Sepi,. 1860
I'VE print the one hundredth semi. annunl STA to.
ment OF the Hartford Fire Insurance Company -
The OLo HARTFORD, as II Is familiarly called was
il bns dons s,,eces ri aenaraI F;re fnsurance
business Tor hall century. Its stock is quoted
higher than that OF any American company -
Within the month II has sold at s2l5, aud this
price is freely offered without sales OF any amount
Its semi-opnual dividends have become ten PEI
cent. fixed facts" ,,, 81. ,'..'.,'I a
For dejsied statement Of the condition OF the
above company see small cards and rirculars,,., I
assurances may be effected with this old and
substantial company On very favorable terms
Dwellings insured Tor term OF years at verJ
low rates, q. D.. 49,. $40 t......'.......--r
For policies, apply 10 Henry ,1oPPise. Agent
at The Belmont Branch Bank, Bridgeport, or, a
the second door East Of the Court House, St
Clairsyille., - HENRY TOPPING, Agent
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Sherif's Sale.
Taswen p. Martin
n vS.

Oliver Taylor and others
RY virtue ot an execution 10 me directed from
Ohio, will offer for sale, at the residence OF
ol Oliver Taylor, in U,ion Township, Belmont CO.,
's', % FRIDAY, May. q, issi,'
between. the hours Of 10, a. ~, and q, p. M, Of
said day, the following goods and chatles 10 Wit:
!, Two hundred and ssventY-fve head OF Sheep
and live head Of Horse Terms Of sale oash,
Sheriff b Office 81. Clsirsvilles April Is, 1851.
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}. 81 AN ORDINANCE

MILTos II. CoPPMAS, Recorder. Il. -
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-22
fe4-eot20Sdts ST Pa Rs1t Il GgIroIe ,,

'~1~0'-'NNN''' 81 baltimore street
Is;;;f TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a de-
EsiIl cree Of the Superior Court Of Baltimore ctv s
- IN equity the undersigned Trustee viii sell at
OF March next, at o'clock 2. NJ. " ' N'S
ALL HAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND, with the
improvement thereon Situate lying being in the citv
OIL adtiaore ana described as follows wit-Beginnng
on e northeast SIDE of ChesnGt Formerly tnon) stree
at the distance Of hundred ana eighty feet vest From
me northwest corner or intersection Hiilen street
Eome North street and running thence westerly bound
s On CeSnUt street twenty feet thence northery paraI
c I!Ie street one hundred ect thence running east
parallel with Chestnut street twenty feet and thence soufL
are with tilen street one hundred feet to the place
Bhhlng subject to the yearly ground rent of $l333-the
thereon being small two story BRICK
my Sc NO D This property is worthy the attention Of
Duder as 1t would suit admirably business re0uirin
room me terms Of sale as escribed BY Court are
one nan ASH and the balance in equal nstalments on
eolt OF three and six months with int rest from av Of
sale the credit payment to he secured by notes e orsei f.
uit satisfaction OF the undersigned.
THEODORE GLOCEER, Trustee.
c,-,, SAhL. II. COY Err. Auconeer
Ia Raj Of
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S]nhIit &AlEs-
ga 6. v. nE4N y Eff q co
SEREMPTORY SALE L.

y Is. W. EEiNE E1'IuT q CIGI
DEREMPTORY SALE
GOODWILL, FURSiiTU5iB$E AND FIXTURES
"HAED TayEoRBTT H =, An ,,.cr,o,,
On T4URSDAY MoRNfNG, March 25tb At N oooo,,
@ YD P27f RfER cGhd i35 GaG a. f. The FRS
IT, e IF f FaeS a as the he and Tavern ia
VIZ CSrp Re&e55d Bess eo sS 81 FgRYR
"asast 'has Toilet Ware &C.
lo-, Dinng-Room and Kitchen FURNITURE,
- - ALSO,
EAR FIXTURES, &c, including every thing appertain-
ALSO
be sold At 10 o'clock precisely before the Furniture anu VIII
P ts anq q Isgern' is well known and considered
r ps o. ITS class in the city, and deserves the aten
ss-Terms cash. in hartable mon,y.
fe192Awla5&dts W BENNETT aIo y CO;
In f,j;;;t SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
FfjivI , ON SARATOGA STREET
Asa Higgins attorney Of iilam H. Pratt Richard "
the s} Circuit Court for Baltimor city case ig
and pursuance Of the provisions Of the Act Of Assmby
% o., io Ghanter 92, the undersigned will offer sale at
; at the sales Rooms, Second street. ad-
ri i4S fth day Of March 1851 O'clock
lying IN the city CT Baltimore, and described fol-
BEGINNING for the the south side of Saratoga
on d lo' CisIty Set westerly from the building line
westerly along the southern line Saratoga street Seventy
along the line Of Vincent alley et m m
south side Of an alley four feet wide extending from Gil
more street to Vincent alley thence easery along tbe souh
side said four feet alley seyentyseVen eet TO he western
line Of w IL Prats four houses thence nortbeTIv alon
the stern line of the above houses nneysX feet to he
place of beginning. ~ '10' ~ 'ie
This Lot is diviaed into four equal portions of nineteen
feet three inches front Saratoga street each mproye no
handsome ThRkE-STORY AND BACK HUIIDING
annual ground rent of ST. ~ Ga
The terms sale One third of the purchase money in
sh, onethrd at six months, and third at twelve
months from the cay Of saethe credit payments to bear
faction of the UNDERSIGNED - ~ 7
ASA HIGGINS, Attorney Of W H. Pratt
JOHN H. q LATROBE, ! A..
OSMUN LATROBE, Attorneys
tso..,,,a, F. W. BENNETT & co,
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vE7HE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY, have Cd
hand sDd are constantly Misunderstanding
FEbTIHG FOR PAPER MAKERS,
ALDO,
DUCE. FOG TRUNK MAKERS,
.VslCE-LOaRLHa 5RsEEy,
III -,. R-f=z