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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-05-02
$4,000!

FNASAIUCH as l stand in great need of money to
4 meet my lust debts, and iuasmuch as have been
sued for the sum at the head of this notice, the justice
or injustice of which is to be tired the first day of the
next Court Of Common Pleas, in Cadiz it behooyes me
to urge upon all those indebted to for subscription,
jsb-wor, advertising, &C., to call without delay and
settle If YOU cannot pay ALL pay what you can, and
give your duebls for the balance it is important to
have the books coeed Court week win afford favor
able opportunity for settling, and hope many of my
friends will embraceit.
April IS. j. McGONAGLE.
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MARRiED-On Wednesday morning. by the Rev.
Hanna, DR.. h. VooRmEs,to to Miss MARGARET LAFFERrY,
all ofthis place.
Wehave only room to say Gas paper is ready for
the press) that our friend VOORHEES, and his lovely bride
have nottorgoton US Maypeace, happiness, and pen-
Y, be their portion through Life.
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WESTERN EXCHANGE,
CGdiz, Ohio.

2 TAVING taken tie above we'll known stand IN de
town OF Cadz, formerly occupied BY Mr.. Thos. d.
Crimes would respectfully inform his friends, the Old
patrons of tho establishment and the travelling public
generally that be is prepared 10 accommodate them, as
he believes to their ente satisfaction. The House has
been thoroughly repaired, new rooms added, and a
large reading room attached where the principal jour
mails of the day will be regularly received and fled.
Every cndeavour viii be made by the proprietor to
add the comfort fhs guests; and he respectfully
icits and hopes merit share ofthe public patronage
march 2S
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A true copy.
Attest: w: BRENT, Clerk.
A Fight ia the House Of Reprcsentatives.
ONE MAN SHOT!

ONE MAN SHOT!
Clay's especial bully in Congress, Ex-Spoakel
White, called Mr.. Rathbun, Of N. Y, in Clay's
cWn lingo, "a d---d liar" Mr.. Rathbun
knocked him down. In the confusion and scuf-
tlc, another of Clay's " law and order" minions
from Kentucky, who had no business in the
House, fired pistol at Mr.. McCauslin, member
from Ohio, but missed him and hit an officer of
the House in the thigh wounding him badly.
Mr., McCauslin seized the bully, (having before
pWhim out Of the first door,) and held him down
htil his pistols and Bowie knives were taken
from him. Such is the way these dastardly
claw and order" Clay Christians disgrace the
nation. A resolution of censuro was passed the
House, and there the matter ended, except the
Clayite who fired the pistol is in the hands of the
public officers, TO give BONDS, we suppose, like
Clay himself! Such are the miserable hypo.
critics Of claw and order" at the head of the
coon party.
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NEW WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS RE,
n l33 Wnod street I

No. 1873 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
AT EGOLF is now opening an entire fresh stock Of
INhs Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, in tho Store
room recently occupied by d. Fizsmnons, Esq, and
one door above II. Childs & Co.'s warehouse.
These goods have been purchased in the east for
cash, and will be sold at small advance eastern
prices, for either cash or approved paper.
Merchants visiting city will find it to their advan
tage to call and examine the stock before making their
purchases. ap 25--aInt s.
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or There are certain coon sheets not fyo
hundred miles from Cadiz, that have been labor
ing hard 10 get themselves into notice by attack
ing the Sentinel from week to week. We are
sorry that we cannot crafty them by entering
into controversy with them, just at this time
We could whip them just as easy as nothing, as
the boys say, but they would not have sagacity
to know when they were whipt
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CLAY UNDER BOND no KEEP THE
DEACEi


This is strange; but nevertheless true! The
propensity Of tile federal candidate for President
to fght duels, is well known. His life seems 10
have been one continued scene Of political tur-
mol and excitement The storms Of passion
have rolled in his breast, Ike the hoayings Of
the mighty deep! His over jealous friends en-
deayor 10 smooth over this trait in his character
by saying that he never sent challenge nor
fought duel, unless his HONOR WAS At sTAKE!-
There is good deal of FalstaG in that! Read
the following, whggies, and then tell us your
opinion of the Mil Boy of the slashes!"
This was the only means by which the authori-
ties of the District Of Columbia hoped to pre-
vent MIR. Clay from numbering his fellow-men-
for remember that to shoot man in duel, is
as much murder as to stab him in the dark !!
The whig candidate for President under Bond of
frc thousand dollars to keep the peacei And
this Bond has never been cancelled! What can
be more humiliating? Read it, whigs-rcad it,
democrats-read it, christians
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
District Of Columbia, 10 arit:
Be it remembered that on the Tenth day of March,
in the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
ortyone, before u.s. two of the Justices of the Peace for
the county of Washington, Of the District of Columbia,
personally appeared Henry Clay and WILLIS GREEN
and seyerally acknowledged themselves to owe the
United States of America, that is to say, the said
HENRY CLAY Five Thousand dollars, and the said WI
GREEN Five Thousand dollars, each to be respec-
lively levied of their bodies goods, and chattels lands
and tememens to and for the use of the United States
if the said HENRY CLAY shall make default in the per-
fomance oftho conditions underwritten
The condition of the above Recognizance is such,
that the above named HENRY CLAY shall keep the peace
of the United States towards all persons and parcu-
ary towards William r. King, then this Recognizance
shall be void otherwise of full force and virtue in Law
Acknowledged before us.
D. R. MORsEL, J.P.
THOMSON, J. P.
A true copy.
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"rrAcE AND PLENTY! y
NEW STORE 81 NEW GOODS.
HY0 WAR. HygH RM ADVTaED.

DATIENCE vii craporate as has been found out BY
sad experience II il now almost one year aimee
The old firm Of Thomas Hogg & Co. was closed, and
our creditors notified Of the same aud % come forward
fur settlement. There are, notwithstanding, great
number Of accounts unsettled thereby showing that they
aud wieh to be corsideted as good men and ChHtanr,
have seen our advertisements, have known usto fide
miles to visit Them, and yet are 20 ahoDinaby hafien-
ed, that ihoir promises seem az sflLty rags.1
Now know all men whom il may cuncerns that 90
sure 40 the aun iisps and sess shall aud VIII pop
batch OF costs on ALL who neglect oofnug up 70 The
work sooa yory SOON Thiais fair ruoiire and Ii plain
language 70 hat be hlane shall moi res shc shoul-
ders OF W ~
Partner ofthe.Ltc .frm Of 2. Hege Ca,
Cadiz, December Ssh, lNi3
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GooD!-A gentleman writing from Georgia to
a member of ofCongress, says, that Mr.. Cay's visit
to that State will produce about the same OBJECT
il did in New Orleans His presence aroused
any thing but enthusiasm among his friends, and
it has only had the effect among the democracy
to make them united and firm. All divisions of
opinion are now lost in the strong sentiment of
ANY noDY nut CLAY"
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"Be sure yOa're right, thu, go ahead"
SADDLE, HARNESS g. TRUNK
MANUFACEOKsY.
SAMUEL TI1TWONS

NXTOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
wv public generally, that he has removed his shop
to the corner brick, opposite Thomas Hogg'3 old stand,
now owned by Aahood s. Grimes. lie Intends 10 sell
cheaper than the cheapest and without disposition to
talk loud he will sell for ready pay the cheapest of any
other establishment in the western country Beef cat
tie and Hides VIII be taken in exchange for work
Come ahead all you who want bargains. apr 4
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The Hon. HENRY BALDWIN, Of Pennsylvania,
one of the Judges of the Supreme Court Of the
United States, died recently at Philadelphia.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-05-02
DIR. EASTMAN'S
CONCENTRATED BALSAM OF
w IL D G. HE r RY

w IL D C II E r RY.
For the cure of Consumption, Colds,
Coughs, Splitting Of Blood, Difficult
ty ofBrcathing, Pain in the Breast,
Side, and Chest, Bronchitis, Weak
ness and that delicate and declining
state of health SO common before
Consumption sets i'll.
T has long been known that the bark of wild cherry
4 possessed great remedial powers in Pulmonary and
Breast affections. The difficulty hitherto has been to
sufficiently concentrate its properties to give
quantity that will affect the system, and at the same
time combine with it such other remedial agents as arc
necessary to make it such remedy has long been
sought for and which the proprietor now feels assured
hQs been accomplished in his Concentrated Balsam O.
Wild Cherry.
Many certificates cures performed by the use of this
Balsam in possession Of proprietor, and might be
laid before the public, but think it entirely unneces
aary aswe feel confident that trial the medicine vii
be sufficient remove all doubts from the minds of the
most credulous.
Price 81 per bottle with full directions for use. Fo
sale at the Drug Store Of JOHN BEALL.
Cadiz, Dec. 2lst l843.
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or The New York Standard, in commenting
upon the late election in that city, says:--' The
issues openly presented by our adyersaries were,
A DENIAL OF THE RIGHT OF ANY CITI-
ZEN OF FOREIGN BIRTH TO HOLD ANY
OFFICE OF PROFIT OR TRUST-& THE
RIGHT OF ANY SUCH CITIZEN TO VOTE
UNTIL AFTER A RESIDENCE or TWEEN
.TY-ONE YEARS IN THE REPUBLIC!"
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A Grcat Excitement!

OAnn YARDS calico of every quality and Pat
OUPU tern from to 3l4 cts pr, yard, just re-
ceiyed and for sale low at the cheap storeof
onr19 ]. w. BEEBE s. Co.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,
Subject 10 the decision Qftte National COnrenton.
FOR PRESIDENT
ELECTORAL TICKET

ELECTORAL TICKET.
SENATORIAL.
JOSEPH II. LARwILL, of Wayne,
DowrY UrrER, Of Clermont
CONGRESSIONAL,
LIST District CLAYTON WEBB, of Hamilton,
Cd JAMES M. Dorsey, OF Darke,
I'd R. d. FoRsMAN, of Green,
4th " JUDGE JOHN TAYLOR, Of Champaign,
5th DAVID HIaGINs, of Lucas,
9Th GIIDERT Beach, of Wood,
7th JoHx d. WHITE, of Brown,
9Th 6 THOMAS MEGRADY, of Ross
9th :. VALENTlNE KEFFER, of Pickaway,
10th JAMES PARKER, of Licking,
Ilth CRENyILLE p. CHERRY, Of Marion,
l2th GEORGE CoRwINE, ofScioto,
18th CAUTION C. CovEY, of Morgan,
Nth ISAAC M. LANNING, OF Guernsey,
18th WALTER JAMIsoN, Of HARRISON,
18th SEBASTIAN BRAINARD, of Tuscarawas,
18th :. JAMES FoRBEs senior, of Carroll,
18th NEAL M'CoY, of Wayne,
10Th 6 Mmo SToaE of Summit,
goth BENJAMIN ADAMS, of Lake,
2Ist STEPHEN NJ SARGENT, Of Medina.
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n TATEORT 4 NJ G.
WESTERN EXCHANGE HOTEL,
And Stage OIIicc-by
Carrollton, O-apr Is. L. IT, LEGGET.

(tOLLECTION NO,EECIGs-Ihoso Of my for
' mer customers who are still indebted, arc hereby
notified that have left in the hands OFFS w. Boswick,
Eco. and Mr.. VIM. Boicc, my unsettled busness and to
whom they win please make payment at the eafliest
possible day.
Having sold my entire property and merchandise to
Mcssrs. STEWART, MmLEGAS & BENNETT, most ciecr-
fully recommend them 10 that public which has 20 Eb-
erally patronzed me.
embrace the present occasion to returnmy heartfelt
thanks to the citizens of Harrison county, for their more
than liberal support; and shall ever remember the many
avoTs received at their hands.
Friends farewell,
Cad;z. anrls1 WILLIAM BENNETT y
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

EN 81 w. HAMILTON have general
IL assortment of gentlemen's Boots s.yszzS
Monroes, Shoes and Slippers, and Ladies, 50
Lace Boots, Shoes, Calf and Kid Slippers. AS we man
uactured them ourselves warrant them to be good
Also, great variety of chden's Shoes We still con
lnue business the old stand of Thomas Phillips ESQ.,
opposite the public buildings. ap IS
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FUND COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I
~ l.. Ill q 7OAi


WV HEREAS, on the 18th of March, A. D, l843,
w the Legislature Of the State OF Ohio, passed an
act to provide for the payment ofthc domestic creditors
of the State Of Ohio by calling in the Surplus Revenue
and in which said act there is contained the following
section
SEC. g. 1t shall be lawful for the Fund Commissioners
fany county, during the year one thousand eighteen
hundred and orty-throe, provide for the collection
and payment into the Treasury annually, Of any portion
ofthe Surplus Revenue invested with said county, not
therefore we the Fund Commissioners of said Harrison
county, according the provisions of the aetreierred
to and of the aforesaid section do hereby notify those
persons who have borrowed ofthe Surplus Revenues that
they pay to Samuel McFadden, agent for said Fund
Commissioners on or before the 22d day Of December
next, the one tenth part of your loans
|, NJ. M. SLOAN.
SAMUEL McFADDEN.
THOMAS PHILLIPS,
April II, lSl3 Fund Commissioner
NTOS. | and 2 of Harper's Illuminated and new Pic
torial Bible, Just received and for saoat
StoubenyiIe apr II. fRAHtiF'S.
New Boot and Shoe Establishment.
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FEW TsECENT GASES,

where il has effected cures. Mr. Sloan Of GAINESVILLE,
after having suffered with Rheumatism for nine yeals
was culed by using the HEBREW PLASFER. Mr.,
Anderson Of Putnam, troubled for long time with
lame back, occasioned by overltng, ,cured by using
this plaster A man, (name not recollecod.) in Gra-
ot, Licking Co., entirely cured of Rheumatism. The
following certificate from Mr. Wostel editor of the
Massilon Gaz. and George Miller ESD, Of the firm OF
Keith & Miller, att'ys., was furnished me few days
since.
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JEW DAVlD'S, OR
HERR w EsF, AGTE EEg

Y I Mis- IS becoming one Of the most popular medi-
d cines now before the public, For removing all
seated pains, such Rheumatism, pain in the back
side or breast, it has no equal in the world 1t is also
elfcacious in removing wens, tumoTs, ooms, sc. We
do not design 10 ppG this medicine, with old fictitious
certilicates, but will simnIY mention a
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-05-02

or The Cincinnati Enquirer states that b. f.
BUTLER, ESQ., was in that city, few days since,
on his way to the Hermitage, to make promis-
cd visit 10 the old Chief, before he leaves this
world for prer and holer cline
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-05-02

0nAO YDS. Brown and Beached musns Just
OUUU received and for sale low at the cheap
store of J. w BEEBE & CO. apr 25.
NROCERIES, general assortment just received
Z u and for sale low at the cheap store Of
apr. 25. J. w. BEEBE g. Co.
GAn LBS. Sole Leather Of superior quality Just
OOU received and for sale low at the cheap store
of J.W. BEEBE g. Co. apr 25.
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FOR GOVERNOR OF ONO,
DAVID TOD, OF TrUEMbull.
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017- An interesting sketch by Washington
Irving, will be found on the first page ofto-day's
nonnr
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MoRn onnNs.--Wo think that the Clay row
dies will come 10 their senses yet;
During the celebration at Rochester, of Mr.
Clay'5 birth day, Joseph DAWSON was seriously
Injured by the premature discharge ofthe cannon
on Court street bridge, while engaged in firing
the salute there. The thumb and bali Of his
right hand were blown off, and his loft hand was
considerably injured.g lie also received some
slight injuries IN the breast by the explosion
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NusslOn' UcI. EbIT- 1913.
Having received much benefit from using the
JEW DAVED'S PLASTER,
we cheerluy recommend It to the afflicted, believing i
to be valuable medicine for the purposes oT which il
is recommended.
]. p. WORSTELL.
GEO MILLER.
Many other respectable persons have offered to give
their cerfoates but we deem il unnecessary, to add
any more at this time Those who use II viii find II
good atodicbe Each box contains sufficient to spread
or large plaeters Price cents per box For salc
in Cadiz by JOHN 'aEAIL, and
McBEANst5 WOOD.
Also for sale by agents in most of de country towns
JOHN HoGG, Agent for Mt Pleasant
Nov 18Th l943
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-14
n 3 W z ST a BLIsH MEN =
3OO0 q 9lO9
MANDATORY.

lHNHE subscriber has taken the shop. one
- door East Of the Store Of Mr.. David
Humphreys in Charlestown, where be designs
carrying on the above business ia all is various
branches. He has made arrangements by which
ne will be constantly supplied from the cities Of
Baltimore and Frederick, with the best mater.
ais, and purchased at the lowest prices. he has
just furnished himself with very extensive as.
soEtment Of Lasts ofihe uery latest style and fash
on,and will at all times have workmen OF The FIRST
order. Ladies& Genllemep can be supplied with
the best work, at shortest notice and al reduced
prices He will be happy to receive call.
JAMES MCDANIEL
n would avail myself Of the opporluni.
y to tender my sincere thanks to my Customers
in the neighborhood Of Haltown, for the liberal
patronage heretofore extended 10 me, and
would hero remark that my engagements in
Charlestown, will ID no wise interfere with nv
shop 10 Halltown, and win be happy 10 con-
tinue TO receive their favoIs.
Mr. John Stephens will, in my absence, attend
10 al business there. MCDANIEL
N Charlestown, Jan 25, IS44-tf
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no EXCUSE FOR BaLDNEss.

Since The important discovery of Ri. Jbyns,s
ttaH Tonic, every one 'may,~if he chose, pie
serve his hair from falling of. orif alrssds rs,s
may with ceIiainty have his hair $500 a."
gain by faithful and perseyering annl;rsf;nn -
this Valuable1H Hair Tonic. rs ~ I.
Please to read without prejudice Ithe follow.
ing commun ;catioDs, which IN add;son x NJ
dreds Of others equally respectable should Re.
move the doubts Of every reasonable person OF
me nnhoEm ana singular efficacy Of Jaynel Hair
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BOOTS & SHOES.
William Avis,

p ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
~ old customers that he still continues No
carry on his Boot and Shoe Mandatory at the
Old Stand, opposite Miller & Tate's Store, where
he will be happy TO wait on his old customers
and as many new ones, as may favor him with
their custom.
He pledges himself that his work shall be
done 10 as neat and substantial manner. and
al as cheap rates as Al any establishment 10 the
place.
He viii manufacture such workNas he has
been IN the habit Of making. at the same. re-
duced prices which they were sold al, and will
also make up such work as Is sold 10 the stores
at The same prices
Charlestown, Jan Is. 1874.
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-~-~ - - = - - NAAAGNya tLLe
lWyHE subscribed has general sssortmsni o.
- hsrdwsrs, cutlery, ke., suongs, which
nil Saws, Hand Saws, Tenant saws. r;rr.,.,
and 5key-hols saws, suieherssnd PANEL do
Socket and mortice chfssels.
Smhhs 6ies snd rasps,
Screw augurs. all sizes.
PaBes and bitls,
HALVES and forks,
Birdie bis, stirrup irons. buckied
spli:. pad aud screw locks, earpgussrs' d
Knob and Norfolk latches,
Bass and plated csndIeslicks,
Tea and Table spoons.
! A u and plss.sref'. ,rO~sls pa h.tehst..
Carpenters hatchets,
BIesa and narrow ks, ehoppiIs axes.
Strop hinges, butt do
Screws all sizes,
Cupboard, drawer. til and trunk locks,
Butcher and shoe knives,
Sheep shears, scissors, lailotcs fan,
One Smiths Vice,
All sized iron wire, brass do
i Cooking and Parlor stoves,
Pots, ovens, skillels. spiders. grG les, &c.
A full assortment Of iron and sseel wagon and
cart boxes, 3
Trace and halter chsins,
Shovels aud spades, sieelyards from 80 TO 800
! pounds,
Nails all sizes, Brien's make, "
Cookie aud meal sleeves,
llExtra stove pipe, all sizes.
Ii AIso--A full assortment Of
/ Tinaodre, EartAsh~are, rsdorlrqre,
Eli StOnewGre, groceries IS Drugs.
In WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Elk Branch, Jan 4.
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CHEAP ESTABLI SHME NT |
BpO9S g SHOES.
John Avis. Jr..

XToULD hereby respectfully inform hi.
Wv friends and customers that he continue.
at bis Old Stand, next door East Of Carers lIa
tel, where will be constantly kept on hand, o.
made 10 order al the shortest notice, every de.
scription of.Bo0TS and SHOES, manufactured
Of The best materials, aud BY experienced work
men
My prices win 10 no instance exceed those OF
any other mandatory in the place nor indeed
those sold 10 Stores My Boots shall be manu-.
featured as cheap as the cheapest. and the pub
lie may rest assured that the work shall be done
in better manner and al as low prices as The
homemade work sold IN The stores.
Al the earnest solicitation or 4 number OF The
citizens Of SMITHFIELD, be has consented TO
open Toom in that town for the purpose OF TAX
ing measures and leaving work, aud invites his
Smilh6eid friends 10 call and examine the qaa-
lityo f bis work, confident that il needs only
such examinations, aud > look al his bill OF
prices, 10 secure their custom. He has taken
the room oRe door west 81 Beekwilhs Store.
where be may be found on every Thursday.
The season Of year is II hand when settle
nents Of standing accounts are generally made.
aad my friends are respectfully informed lha
their bills bats been drawn Of, and that y
will.bs waited on shortly.
Chaf'estown. Jan 4. 1874.
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PULLED & PLAID LTMsEYs
Prepare for Spring.

/ HUST received and on hand
/ aD Sd, 7-8, and a heavy cottons,
10 and "A heavy 0snaburgs,
Twilled do for servants,
Peni,entiary and no penitentiary plaids,
49, and "A heavy checks,
Brown, mixed and blue knitting cotton,
No /. 9 and burlaps,
With many other new and seasonable goods,
which will be sold very low 10 farmers and 9TH
ers, either BY yard or piece.
Feb5 J.J MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-14
Great western Cook stove.

1NHE subscriber would respectfully inform
- the p09Iic, generally that he has secured
the right ofsnaking and vending The above nam
ed STOVE - several counties. model Of the
Stove can b seen at the Harpers-Ferry Iron
Foundry, asd in 1hes course Of few weeks
shall have asnumber-of the Stoves on hands--
deem i Unnecessary 10 say much concern
ing this Stoss ID my advertisement, IS have
no fears but HYill recommend itself 10 every
person that will examine IL will merely state
that il is adopted either for the burning Of coal
OF wood, ans fiat il is so constructed thai IN
case the co5king is required % be done very
soon, portion only Of the StoSe need be heat
ed-that is when the family is hot very large.
rhe price q she large Stove is $50, the small
one $40, complete. Persons who may want a
Cooking Store are requested 10 give ne call.
aadiaftef trting The Stove ii they are no, pleas
ed with it, lIwill take il back.
/ HUGH GILLEECE.
Harpers-teF August 10. 1643,
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N@W 000Dae
8 = OND SUPPLY..
Someshing for the Ladies parficulaSl,,


81 +: !. IS: 4, s: $: H. .. i.
tention OF The ladies'.
Very superior Black Alpaca Lustre.
Black superior figured veil net.
White do cap net. very low.
Lace, Swiss. Book and Muli Musiins.
French DAINTY.
Dmiiy Collsreis, Ruflets. AZ 25 cents
Ashburton capes.
Do Lace and Edgings,
Lisie, Swiss and CsmSric Edgings.
De do do Inserting,
Satio, Embroidered. and Luicssring Ribbons,
Black Silk Fringe and Gimp,
Ladies Net Caps for I2a cents.
kabletown. Feb Is. 1874: