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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-05-22
THE COLUMBIAN
Lndy's and -Gentlen1an's Magazine.
EDITED BY JOHN INMANi
And filed icih Contributions from he most
Eminent and accomplished Writer'S
THE COLUMBIAN

Eminent and accomplished Writer'S
afGe Country.
The motives waich bave led p this undertaking may
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there is in the u s. an immense provision Of literary
ability FOR which as vet there is adequate encourage
ment or field Of display; that besides ihe number OF
clever and successful writer's whose productions are
weekly, and monthly, and arnaSily read Yihoehghtoy
thousands there are yet greater nu9bers constantly ar
rving maturity ofPower. who haze only to appear
on the stage of publication to receive brilliant award
flames and that the power OF those whose names are
laready pronounced with respect by lips Of Nsest CEN
sure af0 capable Of more and still higher exer6n than
has vet been called FORTH It's Believed too that the
denand for literary production in this country especi-
ally in the periodical channel exceeds the supply in
VERY large proportion, and that supplies have only
10 be presented of the night quality and in the right
way, hearty welcome and profitable recep-
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ability sustain iself-certainly on its ground,
if not Acknowledgements all the competition that the in
telect of other lands bring to the encounter. and
full assurance is felt that among the millions of Ameri-
can readers there be and is cordial welcome for
all that American writer's can produce OF excellent and
interesting
From these premises It is undoubtedly inferred, that
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ceptahly, within the reach Of cgpiGi and liberal enter
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ed as a welcome vsiter by thousands upon thousands
who as vel have done little nothing toward the sup
Ipor and developement Of American periodical itea
lure.
York, the FIRST city Of the Union, should be the home
ofa periodical owning no superior in either merit OF
Isuccess
The Columbian Magazine viii be published on the
rsday of every month. It's mechanical arrangements
viii compromise the best ofparer, type, and workman
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and most popular writer's N the country and no efforts
I'LL ~, - ',.'rl f'rt
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G- Our readers perhaps do not all know that
there are four weekly newspapers published IN
Cadiz, viz: The Sentinel, (democratic,)-the
Republican and Standard, (whig,) g,)-and the Lib
erty Courier, (aboliton.) The two coon sheets
"grln horribly ghastly smile at each other.
Each claims to be the organ of the federal party.
and secret war sab rora is going on between
them as to which is the most deserving of pa
tronage and countenance They are both inter
esting papeTs-very!!
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The Skies are Fright once III,

The news from Washington indicates that
a better state of things now exists among the
Democracy. The attempt of few hangers-on
for public spoils at John Tyer's corn crib, to de-
feat the will of the people, expressed in a voice
of thunder throughout the land, has been expo
sed, and fallen harmless to the ground II was
a mere flash in the pan--a cloud, which for
a moment appeared on the political sky, and then
passed away, to be followed by the bright sun
shine again. Such attempts to fruslrate the
wishes Of the people, TO betrny the democracy,
have only the effect, when exposed, of more
closely uniting the chain which binds our party
together. Mr. Van Bnron, we have now album
dant reason to believe, will 60 into the National
Convention without single competitor. He
tctH be nomiaated By dcclama5ion! Mark that!
The people have wlIed it-for with Mr.. Van
Buren, they fell in l840, and with him they will
rise in 1874. Democrats, cheer up-cheer up
we will have a glorious campaign Let us
have union, harmony, and above all things, yig-
lance. Act!-Acr!!--ACT!!! DON'T slumbcr
at your posts Watch every movement of the
enemy. Meet him in every shape he may come
keep him on the defensiye--driyo him back
to the wall, and there hold him!
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Lie Philadelnhln I,iots.


The Spirit Of the Times of the lIth inst. states
that vast number Of Irish families, throughfear,
were compelled to fee from the city to the
country for refuge, and 10 protect their lives.
That paper says:
"The frightened families Of Irish who remain
in the woods between KensingtOn and Rich
mond, are stated TO be IN the most extraordinari-
ly destitute condition. They number from five
to eight hundred, and men, women, and children
are in starving condition, with scarcely clothing
TO cover their nakedness, nothing but the trees
under which to conceal themselves, and the
damp grass on which 10 repose. The people of
the neighborhood without respect to religion or
politics, are exerting themselves to mitigate
their distress.
We are informed by several respectable per-
sons OF this vicinity, who were up at Kensington
yesterday, that there we're numbers ofhalfgrown
boys, and men, engaged at that time in digging
up and robbng the graves in the buryipg grounds
of the burned church of ST. Michael The sill
yer plate and ornaments were being torn from
the collins Of the dead, and sold to individuals
who made it their business TO offer high prices
for the same. This is really an outrage of the
grossest kind, and should be looked to by all
who respect the decent usages Of society,""
SUNDAY IN PnILADE1PuIA-Th Pennsylva-
nian gives the following picture of a Sunday in
the " city of Brotter7y Lore" To read it, one
would suppose he was transported back to the
middle of the dark ages, instead of being in the
middle of the nineteenth century: Soldiers
marching and countermarching through the
streets, not for display or peaceful purposes, but
prepared for actual battle-marners under arms
sailors of the United States Navy, with cut
,asses, pistols boarding pixies, and all the appli-
.ances Of war, ready for deadly use upon the in
stant-the echoes awakened by the hoof of cay
AIRY, and around the closed clutches which still
remain, are seen waving plumes and flashing
bayonets. Such is Sunday of the nineteenth
century in tho city of Philadelphia Religious
tolsration eEforced-f indeed it be liberation
when thus enlorcod--by loaded muskets, drawn
sabres, and at the cannon's mouth-charity Sc
cured through dread of grape and canister.'
0E7- Commodore STEWART has come out in
favor of the immediate annexation Of Texas, and
says he cares not whether it will be followed by
war with Mexico or mott THAT'S spunky, any
how!
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WET'FHDR

IN answer to numerous inquiries, we will state
that the celebrated Breach of Promise case
wherein our neighbor of the Standard was plain.
TIL, was discontinued by plaintiff, in his own
proper person, during the sitting of court; and
we understand that an action for libel has been
brought by the young lady against Mr.. Wharton.
on account of words he used in disseminating the
case on the docket.
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PROSPECTUS.

In our advertising columns to-day, will be
found prospectuses for the Columbian Maya
zlne' and the New Mirror, both published in the
CITY OF New York. These are two of the best
publications in the country, and deserve to be
literally patronized by the readers of literature.
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nnIInr GIolle.

The publishers of the Washington Globe have
issued prospectus for publishing their paper
semi-weekly, until after the election, for one
dollar single copy, (52 numbcrs,) or twelve CO.
pics for ten dollars, and so on, in proportion, for
a greater number
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Goes 20 tE,c Ioenitenninrr.

JAMES GoULD, who was indicted at the present
term of the Court of Common Pleas of. Harrison
county, for violently assaulting and stabbing our
worthy townsman, Mr.. JAMES McCo1NELL, was
tried on Saturday last, found guilty. and senton-
ced to one years Imprisonment in the Ohio Pen
itentiary.
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4NEueh Aslo nIloui NolE,inn. ;,

A terrible hubbub has been kicked up in
Congress, because printed copy of the Treaty
of Annexation, belonging, it is supposed, to Sen
ator TAPPAN, found its way into the New York
Evening Post; and a committee of investigation
has been gravely raised, and "porsons and pa
pers sent for, to inquire into the matter! For
the life of US we never could see the propriety
of secret sessions and secret legislation. Itmay
be right; but we have got to be convinced ofit.--
Every thing should be done "oponly and above
board, " before the eyes of the whole world,
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Cbr Benjamin Watkins Leigh, of Virginia, was
the principal character in tho Federal Coon
yondon at Baltimore. He is one of the greatest
arstocrats in the Southern States, and as late as
1880, in the Virginia Convention, his sneers
against poor white laborcrs were enough to dis
gust even an honest whig. He has always been
an anti-sulIrago man, and always devoted
friend Of Henry Clay
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Glylng il to tEleErn TRtgglt!

The New York Herald, wing paper, after no
ticing a new econ song book which has made its
appearance in that city, enters its protest in the
following strong language against the attempts
to revive the scenes OF l840:
"I'his is another indication that the present
oloctioneering campaign is to be characterized
| by the same dsreputablo scenes of riot and de-
bauchery, which in 1910 disgracod this country
lin the eyes Of this world, and also the next world
with the exception Of that portion of it for which
these drunken and vile orgies prepared those who
participated in them.
"Wo had, indeed, hoped that this contest would
have been conducted with deceucy and dignity.
But the recent Wing Convention at Baltimore
has undeceiyed lis. Look at the crowds who
Aocked thero--do drunkenness--tho debauchc.
ry--the sen5eicss appeals TO the lowest passions
Of a mob-tho vulgar emblems paraded--the
Ioafers, uiclmanod Ministries" s"--tho violence
the abuse--tho Oaths--the disgusting conduct Of
'all leaders, mob and ALL from beginning to end!
oh! it is really sckening to witness such scenes.
They are dsgracetul to human beings. No won
der their recital in Europe elcis The sarcastic
inquiry, if we are civilized here in the United
States. This abonnable nummery of :" coons,"
and " coonskins, is especially disgusting. 1t
reminds us Of the degraded Egyptians in their
worship Of rats and the vilest yormin. A Coon!
And is this, indeed, an emblem of the whg par
ty- this vile, miserable, dirty creature of the
lorest?"
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LNANlILY Medical Library--A treatise on the pre-
4 ventIon and cure of diseases, by regimen and sim
pie remedies; revised and enlarged with the edition Of
vegetable matelia medica, pointing out the virtues,
preparation and doses of our valuable native med
cal plants, and an outline anatomy and physiology.
Illustrated with 100 onglavings, (which are coore.
at A Il. FRAZER'S, Steubepyille. may ., -
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FREsHEr IN RED RIVERA Natchez paper
Of late date says: GA gentleman arrived last
evening from Red River, reports the entire Red
River country under water The water is alarm
ngy high, and the citizens are greatly distressed,
There was only about two feet bank at Alexan-
driu, night before last, and the water then rising.
The crops are entirely DESTROYED.
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Gov. norr C,Onviotod

The packed jury who tried Gov. Dorr, have,
as was expected they would, returned verdict
of guilty. DORIS counsel moved a stay of SEN
tence, for time to filo a ploafor new trial, and
the court ordered that the case remain open till
the second Monday in June, to hear Mr.. DORIS
argIment
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EDIroRs IN PRrsoN!-The editors of the Pitts
burgh Aurora, Mcssrs. Finn e. Kaine, are now
in Jail, having been sentenced to residence there
for calling Judge Grier "an ass. They still
edit their paper in their prison chamber We
observe that Kaine, whose litetary requirements
are very respectable, has also become editor of
the Western Literary Magazine, monthly mag
azine, published in the city Of the Cyclops.
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W An effort is now being made in the State
of Virginia, to have Convention called to
amend the Constitution of that State. This is
right. There, every man may vote in as many
counties, towns, Sc, as he pleascs to buy
a small freehold in. This gives to the wealthy
classes an advantage which is tyranuical and un-
lust in the extreme.
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MARRIED--On yesterday (Tuesday) morning, by
the Rev James Kerr Mr. r, j. BENNETT (of the firm Of
Stewart Miligan & Bonnett) to Miss MARTHA MATIr-
DA MAHoLM, all of Cadiz.
" There are some happy moments in this lone
And desolate world Of ours, that will repay
Tho toll Of struggling through it, and atone
For many a long sad night and weary day;
They come upon the mind like some wild air
Ofdistant music, when We know not where,
Nor whence, the sounds arc brought from, and their
power,
Though brief, is boundless.r -
Thus sung one Of the sweetest poets in America We
kno'c that in particular good humor just at
this moment--and we are altogether certain that our
friend Bennett has reached the happicst epoch in his
life To say that we wish him and his lovely and aec
Tomato bride, long life and pleasant one will scarce
y be necessary, after the interesting part we perafned
on the occasion. May their days be as calrl as fair
summers eve,-their journey through life be all pleas.
ant and gay-may the bright hands Of angels perpetu-
ally woavo garlands of aowrota to strow oer tho way
But we are unconsciously gottlng poedcal and must
stop.
0C5- The Office Devil, who has the especial charge
over every thing in the Editors absence has only to
add to the above, that the cake waseceived and most
delicious it was too.
Ez
DII1KD--On last Thursday. Mrs. ANNE LYoNs, CON
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o. The editor of the Wheeling Times pre-
tends to be pleased that DR.. Duncan's speech
has been pretty extensively circulated by the
democracy in Belmont county. 1t must be the
most popular speech of the session, as both par
ties like it very we'll
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01r The absence of the editor will account for
any omission which may occur in this number

Gr We this day conclude the mastery speech
of DR.. Duncan. We know it will be read by
thousands who are not subscribers TO our paper
1t gives withering exposition of the infamous
scenes resorted TO by the federal party to gain
power.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-05-22

EHNCOURAGE Western Literaturc.-Ned ',,'n,7--,
VI Magazins, No. l, Vol /, May ls1I. Thief Tbe Gys
number Of this Western excellent mop'!y is received
Itco dOllorsa year only. Subscriptions ,ece;ai h.,
may %. A. L. FRAzF-,, eto,hon.f,
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81 occupied by j. SteWart,) direct from the Eastern
Cities, large and well selected assortment of Spring
and Summer Goods including a variety of fancy arti-
cles, all Of which win be sold at reduced prices. His
stock consists in part of the following articles.
Broad Cloths assorted cor Bleached e. bro muslns,
Ions and prices, Holland,
Cassimcres, Black muslin
Sattnetts, Irish Linen.
Tweed cloth, Linen handkerchiels,
Jeans, Summer cloths. Lawns, CahcOes,
Linen drills, cotton drills, Furniture prints.
Bed6cking, Apaccas, Silks and Satins,
BalzaIines. Bonnet silk superior at
Mouslndeaines, ticles,
Mennoes, LcghOn. braid g. straw bonnets.
Braize de LANES, Ginghams, Gloves 4iis G. Hosiery
Flannels, white and red Of every description,
Blue dnings, silk Pocket Itdk'is,
Apron Check, Black silk crayats,
Cambria Muslins, Black satin stocks
Umbrellas, Parasols, etc. Laces, Edgings etc.
And in fact almost every article that can be found
in any Dry Good store west of the mountains.
Persons wishing to purchase great many goods fol
small amount ofcasb requested to call the store
of j. p Wood, where he viii ever be found ready and
willing to accommodate all who may proper to favor
him with a call
All kinds of country produce taken at the high
est market price in exchange for Goods and groceries
may %.
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80. ~ "a. T1II- TlII--.L..-L-- 80

a LII persons indebted to the estate ofThomas MI.
"a Ter decd are requested TO pay the same TO z.
Bayess, who iaauthozed by me to settle sd estate;
q compyance with the above notice on or before tha
first day Of July next viii snve costa
may Is JAMES MILLER, ddn'r
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Many prominent Catholics of Philadelphia,
Nuns, Priests, and others, have removed to BALI.
more and New York, until it becomes safe to re-
side in the Quaker city.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-05-22

Gov. YELL of Arkansas, has resigned his place
and has taken the slump for Congress Ho will
no doubt yell considerable for the election.
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or The Texas Treaty will be found in this
days paper.
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WAYNE County g1oUJor.1

We have received several numbers of the
Wayne County Standard, published at Wooster
BY R. Y. Kennedy. 1t Is edited with tact and
ability, and cannot fail to be valuable auxiliary
in spreading the principles of truth and demo.
cracy. Success to it.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-05-22

Two OF THE GREATEsT MEN IwNe.--Captan
John Tyler, and John Jones of the Madisonan
that IS, in their own estimation.
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INTaZer's EsauEFegin of cheap Books!--Maior
u jones' Courship, illustrated; Cecilia Howard. or
the young lady who had finished her education; The
Corsair ofCasso Bay the Pilots Daughter; The Lord
ofthe Moar or Rose CasiIcton's temptations, an old
English story by Ii. W. Horbert The Prairie Bird, by
the Hon. Chas, Augustus Mury; Lion the New World
by Seatsfeld; new Spirit fthe Age edited by r. H.
Horne, the Rubic Of Love- containing love thoughts by
many contributors; Campbers Magazine for May; Pic
ture Gallery oftho New and Old Worlds; Nos and 3
Highlands of Ethiopia; No. 5, Shakespeare illustrated
commencing Macbeth-tho best number yet issued
The above have just been received, and can be had
at the cheap Literary Emporium of
may -. A. L. FRAZER, StoubeuyiIle
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FOR PRESIDENT,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,
Subject TO The deeisiOn Of the National Convention
FOR PRESIDENT,

Suhiect 10 the decisioa Of the National Convention,
ELECTORAL TICKET.
SENATORIAL.
JOSEPH II. LARwILI, of Wayne,
DowTY UTTER, of Clermont.
CONGRESSIONAL,
lstDistrict CLAYTON WEBB, of Hamilton,
I'd JAMES NJ. Dorsey, of Darke,
Sd @ r. ID. FoRsMAN, of Green,
9TH g JUDGE JonN TAYLOR, of Champaign,
5th DAVID HIGGNs, of Lucas,
9Th - GILBERT BEACH, of Wood,
7th 6 JoHN d. WHITE, of Brown,
9th 6 Thomas MEGRADY, of Ross,
9th 6 VALENTINE KEFFER, Of Pickaway,
10th g JAMES PARKER, of Licking,
llth s. CRENvmLE P. CHERRY, of Marion,
18th g GEORGE CoRwINE, ofScioto,
18th 81 CAUTION c. CovEY, of Morgan,
18th 6 ISAAC NJ. LANNlNG, of Guernsey,
18th '' WALTER JAMIsoN, of HARRIsoN,
10th 6 SEBASTIAN BRAINARD, of Tuscarawas,
18th '' JAMES FORBES, senior, of Carroll,
18th $ NEAL M'CoY, of Wayne,
18th s. MfLo STONE, of Summit,
Goth g BENJAMIN ADAMS, of Lake,
2lst IS STEPHEN N. SARGENT, of Medina.
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L. w. Stockton, the great mail contractor, is
dead.
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OF Captain Tyler's last card to make him
self wonderful man, is to build up Texas
party, by advocating immediate annexation. He
appears 10 be exceedingly anxious to drive the
people of the United States into a war with
Mexico, if by SO doing, he may again acciden-
tally get himself into the Presidential chair.
Captain, your days arc numbered, and you will
return again to the coon party from whence you
came.
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0Sr The reason Frolinghuysen received the
nomination for the Office of Vice President, was,
because he is religious man, and his friends
argued that the moral part of the community
who have set their faces against Henry Clay, on
account of his gambling propensities, and many
immo'alities, might be induced to support him,
if his name was associated with that of profess
ing Christian! Will the Christian community
submit to such an arrangement? We will see.
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NEW STORE & NEW GOODS,
y. r. WsOOD

Come la5mers iGr come Ragk5oFsn{gh,
Pray call aad Gee iuhat y0u can Jly.
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FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID TOD, OF TruRMbuEl.
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4 Ell it be universally known, that J. P Wood has
4 the only entire Stock of Goods now in Cadiz
also that these goods all purchased very late in the
season and after the late aI in goods that they were
purchased on the very best terms, and are offered at
to 30 per Ct lower than the same quality of goods were
ever before offered in this market This is true and all
persons interested are earnestly desired to call and see
the stock at the corner of Main and market stree
lately occupied by J. Stewart ]. P. WOOD may q.
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q most beautiful stock ofentirely now style of prints
"A Ginghams, Delanes, and Bombaznes, at the new
and cheap store of
may % j. P WOOD
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0I7- Commodore STEWART has come out in
favor ofthe immediate annexation Of Texas, and
says he cares not whether it will bo followed by
a war with Mexico or not! THAT'S spunky, any
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-05-22

DIIlD--On last Thursday. Mrs. ANNE LYoNs, CON
sort ofMr Robert Lyons, merchant Of this place.
I'm this place on Monday morning last Miss MARY
JANE CARRicK, in the 26th year Of her age,
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A MOTHS, CassmercE &attnetts. Summer yestings
" new and splendid article at the new cheap store
of J. p WOOD NAV %
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OGW0OD. LampbIack, Shoe blacGing, CASTLE,
White and Rosin soap for sale at the cheap store
1t }. T. WOOD. may o.
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1@4ASH FOR FLAXSEED. The highest market
" price will be paid in cash for any quantity of flax
seed ifdeliveled soon at the store of
may % J. P. WOOD
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E Z EM-stitched, carblic, &inncn hdkfa. cheap and
& Il good J.P WOOD may %
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. ORLEANS Molascs, Window gIa Beaver 7ucl s.
" Tubs &c, by J. p. WOOD. may %.
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a general assortment of Ladies and Gentlemens
"a gloves, mts, hosiery &c. &C. at the cheap store Of
may %. J. ?. WOOD.
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gTUARl'5 victoria cotton, also H. Nortass new
- Britain hooks and eyes
may o. ]. p WOOD.