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june IL
James Scott and wife,
pS.


EIlz0beth E0Kln ct al, J
Mary Foster and Elizabeth Eakn will take notice that
petition was filed against them on the 29th day of
April in the year A. D. lS45 in the court of common
pleas of Harrison county, Ohio, by James Scott and
Mary Scott his wife, and is now pending; wherein the
said Scott and wife demands partition Of the following
real estate to wit the northwest quarter of section SIX
township ten, and range FOUR in the county and statt
aforesaid and that at the next term of said court ap-
pIcation will be made blythe said James Scott andMary
his wife, for order that partition may be made Of
said premises according 10 law
THOMAS L. JEWET,
June IL, lS45-6wl Attorney for petitioners.
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CHEAP BOOK STORE.

FEHTIE subscribers prepared to fill orders for
BooKs PAPER and STATIONARY, at greatly reduced
prices for Cash. Orders from Country Merchants,
Teachers and School Committees will be filed with
pronptness and care. INGRAM IL ELLIOT,
Booksellers ahd publishers Market street, Pittsburgh,
N. B. Rags and Tanners scraps taken in exchange
for Books and Paper. march 26
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WASHINGTON HOUSE
JARROLLTON, OHIO.

CAKRULLTUN, U1IU.
REgA ETNHIS House, formerly known as the
EEE1NiM Western Exchange, is now open, and
Hfis#aP the occupant anxious to wait on those who
A3 favor him with call.
All we have to say about the design and interior OF
the House sthe well known fact that the original pro-
Prietor, w. D. Jenkins, planned and built it himself
and kepthere the best hotel in the town of Carroon
spacious, airy building, conveniently and pleasantly
located the order and arrangements of the reading
rooms, the parours and dining rooms, the ball rooms
and private apartments Suitably furnished and tho
roughly ventaed) being TO the guest admirably salts
factory.
The occupant begs to say that his best exerons shall
not be wanting to make the table and the bar equally
satisfactory He therefore asks share of the patron
age Of the public. l. ATKINSON, Jr.
Carrollton, June, 1945. ie25-3m
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Q.7-The "red dog" editor has one idea, exact
iy! and that idea is comprehended in single
word-"L "Lackey" When the "red dog" dies we
are afraid wit and sarcasm will be no more!
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0HTQuite an improvement has been made in
our streets of late. The indomtabe Chapman
-(not the growing bird ofIndana, but our friend
Charley has the credit for this Herculean
task
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BOOTS AND SHOES

Ever offered in this market by at least
Ea twenty per cent, which if l cannot con-
" vince the purchaserby their calling and
" Ms testing the matter, will not look for their
patronage or their cash, which l will
@S~ dispose of on the above terms, for the
following and other reasons, first: because they were
selected with great care and SKILL and purchased for
cash alone and, secondly, have too heavy stock on
hands for this season the year and the duness of the
times, and lastly, am in want of the ready, can
not keep things moving right without it, and am de-
termined to keep the trade on the go-ahead, and will
either sell wholesale RETAIL still making
to order and be atal times able to keep constantly
on hand a very general assortment.
Cadiz, June 25, l945. SAMUEL SLEMMONS.
N. B. have, by way of variety, fine assortment
of first rate clocks sole leather upper and calf skins,
mems and womens morocco kid lining and binding
SKINS together with every variety of findings in the
line Of shoemakers boot trees lasts hammers and pin
GERS, &C., all of which will be disposed of very lbe
raj TERMS 5. S.
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NO ROAD TAX.

TNIIE Commissioners of Harrison county, at their
present (June) session, have made no levy for
Road purposes for the year ls45, on account of their
creating new fund for the purpose of purchasing a
farm and erecting buildings thereon for the use of the
poor. The rate of taxation will not be increased from
lastyear
By orderof Commissioners.
june IL r. J. EDNEY, Auditor.
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GJWe venture the assertion that the "gentle.
man who is in secret with the Locofocos of this
place." who makes known his grievances to the
"Red Dog" editor, is coon, body and soul, OF
if deh6crat at all, can be purchased by the
federaIsts for thirty pieces of old copper. Every
genuine democrat will shun the company of the
"Red Dog" scoundrel, as the "Father of Lies''
himself
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EFFriend BEALL, halo there! Prepare an
extra mail bag hereafter to convey the Sentinel
to Carollton! Do you hear?
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or Mr.. JOHN HINES, Execute of William
Hines, decd, will please call at this office the
first time he is in town.
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re4T The Democratic Central Committee of Harrison
County are requested at the Western Exchange
in Cadz, on Friday, the 4h of July, at one O'Clock
p NJ, to make preparations for the coming campaign
Punctual attendance is respectfully requested. The fol
lowing gentlemen compose said committee:
VIM. Migan, Il. c. Vincent, James McNut,
T. ID. Grimes, John Beall ]. r. Hunter,
J. H. Eadie, John Milliken, Nathan Tanehill,
Samuel Colvin, Mark Hogge, Ebenezer Biney,
James Mitchell, Thos M'Brde, John Lauthers,
Jacob Voorhes, TMClinock, Esq Jacob Kali,
Ell. Custer Esq, Col. d. Finicum, Ephraim johnson,
Col. b. johnson, JOS M'Gonagle, pr l. r. Conn,
James Hoagand, Aaron Conaway, Barrick Oglevie
Cadiz, June 30, 1945.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.

TTNIE undersigned keep the Depository of the AMER
i IcAN SUNDAY School UMoN,-where may be had
all the publications of the society at the prices
that they be had at in Philadelphia. Catalogues
will be sent (ghere requesed) by mail, containing
complete list Of Sabbath School Books Persons wish
ing to purchase s. s. Libraries will please send theror-
ders to INGRAM 81 ELLIOT, Booksellers,
march 26 Market Street, Pittsburgh.
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TFNIIE subscribers have in store and the way
1 from the East, general assortment of Groceries
selected wrth great care, and consisting in part Of
80 bags Rio Coffee; 5 do St. Domingo;
do Old Government Java; Teas Of all kinds;
1900 lbs Double Refined Leaf Sugar;
800 do Single do do
20 Mats Cassin; bhs. Tanners Oil; 3do Idn.do,
90 kegs White Lead; $50 bbls. Salt
25 bbs No. ] Baltimore Herring; 10 do Mess shads
10 bbs. South MaclSerel; 3 do No. Salmonj
3hf bbls No Salmon;
Together with general assortment OF all articles in
the Grocery line which will be sold very low by
Steubenyille, may 81 X. MEAlRS md Co
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NEW SPRING q SUMMER GOODS.

NEW SPRING IL SUMMER GOODS.
TENEE subscribers take pleasure in announcing to
their customers and the public generally that they
are receiving and opening large and well selec-
ted assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which have been purchased in the eastern cities at
such prices will enable them to sell cheaper
than was ever heretofore offered in this place Persons
wishing to purchase cheap goods win do well, and save
too, by just calling at the store of
Aprl1G, 1S45 KILGORE, LYONS & CO.
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Cost of War.-our revolutionary war drew
from the treasury of Connecticut alone, nearly
$23.OOO,OOO, as much as lOO,0OO,OO0 would be
for that State now, or 2OO. .OOO, 900 for Massachu-
sets. Our last war, though cheap compared
with most wars, cost US nearly S5O,O0O,OOO a
year. Our revolutionary war cost England more
than 100000, 900, and her wars with Napoleon
alone, more than S5,OO0,O0O,00O.
Horrors Of Earthquakes. the preva-
lence of the earthquakes in Mexico, recently,
one town, called Valie de Rio Blanco, in Guiana.
jato, was entirely swallowed up, leaving only q
large cavern where it stood. Upwards of &C
persons perished in this awful gulf In Zacatec
as, the oscillation of the earth produced the ex
plos ion of powder mill, which did considerable
damage beside loss oflife.
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TO MECHANICS

TO MECHANICS.
SEALED proposals will be received at the Auditor.
- Office until one o'clock, T. M, on Thursday tn,
3lst ofJuly next, for the purpose of building Poo
House plan Of said building is in possession of thu
Auditor and can be seen by any person desrous of thu
job. The proposals will be publicly read at the hou
Of two o'clock, p. M. of said day.
JOHN DOWNING,
JAMES H0AGLAND,} Commissioners.
THOMAS DAY,
RoB'T. ]. EDNEY, Clerk.
June l9, ls45. je25=td
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publican, enumetates, among the other crimes
of which we are guilty, that we "descant upon
Pittsburgh" Oh, Jupiter Tonans! The differ
ence between the Red Dog and us is just this ::
we have friends in the "lron City," who are at
tached to US by every tie of consanguinity and
affection, nd he has none. BY the way, this
mixture of skin and bones, meanness and rascali-
ty, visited Pittsburgh in the spring, and sneaked
around like an overgrown babboon, that had alb
seconded from some travelling menagerie, begging
advertisements for his paper A gentleman OF
that city was dogged and bored to take the ba.
boon around and introduce him, which he finally
consented, with much reluctance, to do. That
gentleman informed us that he became so DISCUS
ted with the abomnable lies that the babboon told
about his circulation, and so heartily ashamed al
the sneaking, whining, craving begging, dlshon-
orable means by which he undertook to procure
advertisements, that he excused himself from eX.
hibiting him any longer. The animal then chad
to go it on his own hook" and he loafed around
to the infinite amusement Of all the juveniles
who take an interest in animated nature, and par
ticularIy to the ariM beasts of the forest! To es
cape the opportunities of the Red Dog, few in
dividuals gave him their advertisements, as he
agreed to publish them for the half of nothing
and take it out in trade! We visited Pittsburgh
couple of weeks afterwards, and in about three
days, we obtained over 5000 worth Of cash mer
camille advertisements, and most of these with
out any solicitations on our part. Hence, the rea
son we g descant upon Pittsburgh" and hence
the reason the "Red Dog" hates the name o
that city, as one of his canine b ethren, affected
with the hydrophobia, diskes the appearance o
water!
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MILITARY GOODS.

No. IS, MARKET STREET, PITTSBURGH 3
TENEIE subscribers receiving in addition TO
their former stock, large and general assortment
of MILITARY GOODS, consisting in part ofSwords,
Sashes, Epauetts, Buttons, Laces, Cords Baids Caps
Plumes, Pompoms, &C. Volunteer companies supplied
with equipments, banners flags, &c.
iune 26 If JOHN B. McFADDEN & Co.
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Ohio Statesman.

By the Ohio Statesman of the 10th, we learn
that Col. MEDARy has sold that establishment to
Mr.. HAzEwEL1, formerly of the "Concord Free
man," Mass. Col. Medary has been laboring as
an editor in Ohio for the last II years. He has
been conductor of the Statesman for the last
years, which situation he has filled with great
credit to hmselfand signal success to the demo,
cratic cause, of which he has been the most eff
cient advocate in this state. Mr. M. has vacated
place that will be hard to fill, and carries witt
him the best wishes of the democracy Of Ohio
Mr.. Hazewell commences his editorial dutie:
on the lst of July, and our sincere wish is tha
he may make the Statesman as efficient an ad
vocate of democratic principles as it was unde
The supervision Of Mr.. Medary.
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CADIZ PRICES CURRENT.
T Corrected Weekly.

WHOLESALE AND Retail.
Asst but not least of all the arrivals in our line
Ia have now positively the
LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND BEST
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PUBLIC SALE
Y NHE Commissioners of Harrison county will ofe
Il for sale at the Court House, in Cadiz, on Thurs
day, the 3lst day of July next at 10 o'clock A. NJ tn,
Poor House Farm on which the poor now reside
Terms made known on the day of sale
JOHN DOWNING,
JAMES HoAGLAND, Commissioner.
THOMAS DAY,
ROBERT ]. EDNEY Clerk.
June l8, ls45. ie25-td
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-13
THE OLD CITIZENS BANK.
MARKET STREET,

oGA " i-f1t Ctihhl-i,s AM 81 fAUL-SIS'
No. l6l, NOW No. 196.
YKNHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
n customers, that he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTINGS, selected with special care and judgment,
from the hest markets, comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods in his line. He feels confidence
III recommending his present stock to his patrons,
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected
iT3- Having in my employ The best workmen, NJ!
customers may feel confident having their orders
executed in the best STYLE and the shortest notice
ml0-d WILLIAM ROGERS.
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III OST. Was lost on board the steamboat Column
IL bia on the occasion of the National Blues ex.
curslon to Annapolis ON Thursday afternoon, Gold
BRACELET, with five red sets II had the initials
of G, w z. to Nj. E. ]. en- raved on the tocket, 1t
was either lost on board the boat in Annapolis.
liberal reward will be paid to the finder By returning
* az No 81 BALTIMORE ST, jy30-tf
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CHOOSING OUT SUMMER sTUC<. "

sNLOSgNG OUT SUMMER STOCK. We
0Dare NOW closing out our stock Of SUMNER CUT
GOODS, without regard TO profit We have yet on
hand beautiful French BAI.ZARiNE and LAWNS,
which we are selling OF at exceeding l0w prices
Also CENT? FMEN'S WEAR. consisting Of sin
gle MILD fancy CASSIMERES. TWEEDS, GAM
BROONS, plain white ami fancy English DRILLtNGs,
aud Duck ditto OF fine and Superine qualities; black
French DRAPE D'ETE; Grape face and plain SUM
MER CLOTHS. &c; plain and fancy Silk Satin,
Cashmere ami MarseieS VESTINGS; with many
other seasonnhle goods, which are determined to
close Out. Persons wishing Bargains may rely Oh oh
tanning them, ny giving rs call.
DORSEY / NELSON,
No. IS Baltimore.
Also, on hand, large assortment of SUN SHADES,
PARASOLETTES & PARASOLS, Of the best quail
ty, cheap. je25
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FRESH TURNIP SEED, &c.

FRESH TURNIP SEED. &c.
S9SS Just received from the Seed Gardens of ga
-. ssIss Sinclair Corse-grown ls45: -
$50 lbs large white flat TURNIP SEED
395 lbs. red top TURNIP SEED
800 lbs purple top RUTA BAGA SEED,
Also the following imported last Spring: Ruta Ba-
Ga, Early Dutch, While Globe, White Norfolk, Vel
low French, Yellow Aberdeen, and large Yellow Bull
lock 'rurnp SEfD
Price of s. s. C. Turnip Seed-Sl per ID.
do in ported do rs cents per III.
Time of Sowing for table use, from 18th July 10 the
last Of August. Stock Turnips should be Sown from
LIST to last of July. r. SINCLAIR, Jr., co.
iyl92aw4w No. 81 Light street.
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WD E-OPENED. JOSHUA HARVEY, NORTH
M WEST CORNER OF HANOVER AND PRATT sTs.,
respectfully informs his friends and customers, that
after a suspension of business for three weeks past
for the purpose of improving and enaging his store,
is now ready tn furnish them as usual with general
assortment of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
suitable to the present and approaching season, which
he pledges himself TO sell low any other store in
t,a civ. al2.3t
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CHEAP REAL ESTATE.
NONsTABLE's SALE. BY virtue of t

TONSTABLE'S SALE. by virtue Of two
" writs OF feri facias, issued BY John Showacre,
ESQ., one of the Justices OF the Peace Of the State Of
MARY land, in and ot the city of Baltimore, the suit
of Randall H. Moale, a,anS; the goods and chattel>,
lands and trneInrnts of Charles reregOy, Nicholas
PGregoy, Nathan aielh. Iuhn w watkins and Ed
ward Thompson, 10 me directed | have seized and
taken, in execution all the estate, right, title interest
property, claim and Demand at law and in equity, of
the said Charles Peregoy, Nicholas Peregoy, Nathan
Warigld, John w. Watkins and Edward Thompson
in and to one Brick House on the East side Of Pearl
street, near leYngtOn-st
And hereby give notice, that on the I'd day of Sep
tember, AZ O'Clock in the afternoon, will Offer for
sale the said Property, sei2rd and taken in execu
tlon by Public Auction, To the highest bidder, for
cash on the premises.
all-3t' DAVID WHITSON, Constable
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NEW PAPER. The first number of the
~ MONUMENTAL CITY, devoted TO the dis
seminaton of News and General Information, will be
issued THIS Thursday MORNING, at the Publica-
ton office, No, 2S0I Baltimore street, at which place
advertisements will be received
Single copies may be had at the cheap publication
depOts and Of all newsmen and boys
{d3- WANTED-Fiiiy men and boys to sell and
circulate the MONUMENTAL CITY" Apply as
above az
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-13

FURNISHING FARMHOUSE REMOVED.
G. E. WETMORE 81 co.
EHAVE REMOVED their HOUSE-fUR-
II n NISHING WAREROOMS from their old stand
TO No. 10 N. CHARLES. ST, where they will be
happy to wait on tseir patrons ard the public gen.
orally.
Ali kinds of FAMILY HARDWARE, TABLE CUTLERY
SILVER PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE, BLOCK TIN
WARE, SOLAR AND HALL LAMPS, GIRoSDoLEs, TEA
,TRAys AND WATERS, KITCHEN FURNITURE, Cook
ING UTENsILs, sc. Sc, including every variety of
Hsuse keeping Articles constantly on hand at the lole
est cash prices. jy2%lm
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n ONG CLOTHS. FLANNELs, Sc. &c.

OSG CLOTHS. FLANSELS, Sc. &c.
~ Z. McELDOWNEY & co have this day open
ed several cases IS and A Shifting Long Cloths; do.
and - 4 Shseting do. do Also, 3 and A super
aud medium White Flannel; IS Gauze do do with
large assortment of 1914 and IL 4 Linen Sheeting;
Pillow Case Linen; Irish Shirtng Linen: Damask
and Diaper Table Cloths and Napkins; Huckaback,
bird eye and Ru ssia Dap, rs. Sc &C., which will be
sold low N No. 1863 BALTIMORE STREET,
ives between Calvert and Light streets.
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a tnEAP GOODS. Persons buying goods 10 st Il
= again, will find good all assortment and AT
prices as kow he obtained in the city, of the
subscriber. Such As Pins, Needles, Combs. Buttons.
Thread, Hooks X Eyes, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Cut
lery, Japanned Ware, Britannia Ware, Coffee Mills,
Fancy Soaps, Pertumery, SC. Sc, too numerous TO
mention. For sale by ELIAS HALE,
a5-U No. ll2 Baltimore -.
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UPHOLSTERY s PAPER HANGINGS.

UPHOLSTERY & PAPER HANGlNGS.
EB EMOVAL. Having renewed to No. North
Az LIBERTY STREET, door above Balti-
more St., we respectfully call public attention to our
stock of UPHOLSTERY and PAPER HANGINGS-
comprising in part, Hair, Husk, Moss and Cotton Mat
tresscs; Cusl ions; Mattngs; Window Shades; Veni-
tan Blinds; French and American Papers, Borders
Fire Screens; Table Oil Cloths, &c.
We make and repair Carpets, Curtains, Cushions,
Beds, Mattresses, Sofas, Chairs, sc. Lay Oil Cloths,
Carpets, Mattings, sc.
5- Paper hung in the neateSt manner, and all other
work, in this branch of the trade, done with prompt
tude and despatch. Call on
a2y LOUIS MULLER.
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HONNETS SELLING. DEE.
PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESSES.

FENAkEN Oh an Improved princiFe, by
Il kERFOOT KING.
A favorable opportunity IS now offered to the La
dies and Gentlemen Of baltimore, 10 obtain NINA
TURE PORTRAITS in the most perfect style OF
execution, which for teke beauty, distactness and
accuracy, are acknowledged to be unsurpassed. Chill
trea taken at all ages, in from four To ten seconds
Adults in from fifteen seconds to one minute, Fam
hes taken in greHpS; also inyads and deceased per-
sons taken al their residence the shortest notice
LkeneSses taken in all kinds of weather and salts
faction guaranteed in all cases. Original Paintings
are Likewise correctly copied.
!G3-ROOnls 1874 and 2lS south side of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles and Light streets, where
persons respectfully invited to call and examine
specimens and Judge for themselves. Miniatures CO.
lored in the most beautiful manner fe5-tf
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FISH HOUsE--sPRING GARDENS.


,strA1, This pleasant place OF Summer resort
lriy.,I having undergone a thorough repair, is now
atJNii III open for the stason-aud, as usual, FISH,
HNlI.NCRABS, &C., just from the water, will be
served at short notice.
%. Persons desiring to visit this beautiful spot, can
OBTAIN BOATS either al Baey's or Blacks, on this
sda-or the house be approached by land, cross
ing the Long Bridge 1t is of the coolest retreats
near the city, and the proprietor will endeavor TO
maHe all comfortable who visit the place.
iy22-eolm FREDERICK REGELIEN.
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ENRESH FALL. GOODS. F.; GARDNER,
H 1875 BALTIMORE ST, NEAR LIGHT,
Has Just received by the PocahOntas,
cases iich CASHMERE DE ECOSSE
cases fine Earlston GiNGHAMS
bales Rogers Welch FLANNELS
cases Barklie's IRISH LINENS
ALSO.
10 cases new style FALL PRINTS
10 Z" teached SHIFTING, of best makes
I" KERSEYS
For sale by the piece or single yard.
th3-Whoesale Rooms up stairs. ala