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The New York herald., 1845-07-04

THE ALBANIA ICE CREAM SALOON,
$50 broadway,
BETWEEN SPRING AND PRINCE STREETS
STRANGERS visiting the city todav will find this elegant
- the quiet and RETIRED well the coolest
the city The peculiar of the building together
with the spray from the be auu Fountain making
about 20 degrees difference the temperature Of the
phere between the interior and exterior ofhe establishment
N bail the PROFESSIONS pass the door. jui ittrc
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NlBLO'S GARDEN.
Saturday, July 9Th, 1915.

FIRST BENEFIT OF THE ACROBAT FAMILY
In THIS COUNTRY.
making their appeal 10 the public of New York for the
patronage them that all former efforts shall Be
outdone producing bill Of surprising combinni
novelty with yarey-upon which they will
three seperae performances introducing entire act
titled the Era Suspensonst being the last night OF Their
gagement, j3 2tsrh
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FOURTH OF JULY.
LADIES' FAIR AT ROSSVILLE, STATEN
ISJ.AND

THE Ladies OF RossvIle will hold Fair the Grove near
the Church the Fourth and Fifth for the Benefit Of ST.
Luke's Parish.
Large Pavlions will be erected in which will be displayed
great variety of fancy and useful articles and tables with every
variety Of refre shments.
Dinner will be served early hour the 4th and Tea
fary given in the evening.
Lonsdaes celebrated Brass Band will be in attendance
throughout the day and evening
Visitors from New York will be conveyed Rossvlle by
the elegant and commodous Steamboat Utc, which leaves
foot Of Chambers halpast ga NJ and to the
city season for the evening Also the splendid
Steamboat r. L. Stevens will the foot OF Amos
A. NJ Can, and No. the
Battery, at o'clock.
In the afternoon she will touch the places, leaving
Amos street at half past O'clock. T.
Ga Saturday afternoon the r. Stevens will make the
trip at the same hours.
Persons wishing escape from the heat and tumult Of the
city will find this inviting excursion enlivened by
ractivc scenery music and other entertainments.
The with the boats such allow visitors
remain hour the Fair, and continue the
excursion round the sland they may remain at Rossye
mi 1frr
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AMERICAN MUSEUM

AND AERIAL GARDEN.
LNRIDAY, July ath i8i5-The Windows, Balconies and
Balusrad on ths top o. ne Museum Will afford the best
sPLENDID PERFORMANCES VIII take place every
hour during the day and evening" the first commencing
o'clock in the morning Admission cents children under 10
1917 cents i3 atrc
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lie generally that he has leased the above and so
The steamer Orus leaves Fulton market slip daily for the
jl 3t+sh Late Of the York House.)
CORRECTION
FOURTH AND SIXTH WARD COURT-Mr Editor ::
Of the q defendants your your
Sc % Of Justice T il pdqcs and ada something
nsi ne which through hs acts Of The vsoas and
visited @ Th e.
know9mbut one of the jurors informs me that at first there
On comparing notes however appeared to be evidence
% @ Of e s ss %
meal which probability the Of the plaintiff and
s
had no runner on board the ship Virginia who elheI made
on the contrary his prices havs always been uniformly y cents
week and painted conspicuous part Of The houseand
the runner no! subpsnaed s the plaintiff
ant could neither show that person liberty
s' fhsss hs % he % mo Ss
PLAINTIFFS avor-a result which would not have taken place
oa si sos
sssft sa
Of ehs
a Re 5 no 70 SG sa. s sr uSs
expected desired make his house their abode be
part the Irish mgrant Society," to invade the privileges Of
h % s and ad Hs ss his
"a TIN WM WOhDSWOhlH, ID chambers ST.
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK EQUITABLE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
SO WALL STREET,
Sd July, lS45.
niyIDEND-The Board Of Directors have this day de-
- cared Dividend of -Four Per Cent the Capital Stock
for the past six months, payable demand.
This Company Loss and Damage
from Burglary or House Breaking and Robbery and also
against Fire Risks the favorable terms.
LAMBERT SUYDAM, President.
JOSEPH STRONG Secretary. ju4
SPANISH LANGUAGE.
A GENTLEMAN late from Havana, having a few hours
during the day offers his Teacher the
Spanish Language those who would acquire the Casan
diom, now become useful and almost necessary
American.
Said Gentleman, who has for many years lived the United
States intimate Of the language and fol-
lows method of simple and he
not fear 10 that he speak Spanish
three months
Ills terms moderate, aud he will call wherever it re-
CURED.
Those who would avail themselves Of the Teachers services
address him through the city mail by letters thus EJ
li8 McDouga street. jul 3t+rc
TO SMALL SIZED MEN.
1n DRESS COATS Observation-Disclosures 81 IS each
~ 80 Froct =" .........,,.......2 so
100 Pair Pants !. .....,.,................ 90
10 Per Cent off by the Lot
Making Altering, Cleaning and Repairing at short notice.
Jui tire GEO. LEVIE, 1870 Nassau ST.
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FIRE WORKS-FOURTH OF JULY!
NEW YORK LABORATORY

NEW LABOKATUHf.
M BENNETT, l96 Front street, two doors south Of Full
vl. The extensive and brilliant assortment Of
Fireworks offered the above place. consisting OF
HonarX and Signal Rockets with gold and silver SIMS
angles verces Mines Of ssrpents aud Stars Marocns Ben
gola Light Roman Candles Serpen Pin Wheels Grasshop
pers Port Fires Blue Lights Scroll Wheels Torbions, Line
Pigeons, Torpedoes Pulling Crackers Double Headers Fire
Crackers, Canton Rockets, &c., &c.
Country merchants and dealers general requcsedt TO
call and examine the above stock -. !.
N. B. Committees for city and country displays military and
private parties be supplied the liberal terms with
the above articles wARRANTEDhe mate rails having
been selected with the I'm mT-rk
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO,a. GARDEN.

NIBLO'S GARDEN
" No Posponement this Establishment, OF
protected the New saloon which ventilated rom
the top and sides can be enclosed at moment. notice
Saturday evening, July Sth,
AbviST Is fST%ssff GsXTfs. HFis
Mr. odbody, Chippsndale Grimes. John Seton
fs aYMS%src S1lsa Il fsiS:T5Sifi q r.
Messrs; Num-, Walker Honey and Steward
SdScEkT' s's5Fi;il'n 4 q ha hsf H1szRb: II hsSIal
The Acrobat fiRR n Gffss RSTs called
TRGfEfEfks + tfaSsf sfk RSt5's panSaTER sr|fd sAs
Madslon Ms1.s Mis; Taylor RhiIiip0t Mr. sRobirts
To conclude with isush.be Psntomm. by sSs Xerobs.
LA vILLAdaEs66iI'syEs daEs66iI'yE sf:i!'fs ET sEs AMANs.
An ee.n Police viii be in attendance to main
''' s''' '''i M o iseEsis Is Tyss Tgiy Cents -
Perormsnes to commences at O'clock. Doors open
CATTLE GARDEF.
0g-AdInission %5 Cents.-D1
Grand Emte,tainmentI
m Saturday Evening, July 9th,
ss % me will ss. Yh hs admired % Over
Grand Es; As e B GsnS g. AZ isS. Of Gh E:..a
Song, Mr. Dennison.
@ Psr;s ss ihe Es. Wood
h's'l'ss Song slSE NJ B Dsna.o1 Mi: Cohen
Mast. W will appear edsi si@a Ancient Greek and
r Overture by the Orchestra.
H sS|s 81 P vs.. a at ~FSf Of
1s''s SS i.sl: f;ssss
e. s ssd an Of Ten
1 Doors open at hali-past o'clock Performance to com
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FOURTH OF JULY, lS45.

J,HE subscriber offers for sale complete Of py
roechnic articles manufactured exclusively for his
sales, by the best maker in the country.
Cities towns public private exhibitions supplied at the
lowest prices and the quality warranted.
Wholesale buyers Of small fireworks will find their advan
tage in giving call Prices low good article be az
orded and the best article warranted to be the cheapest
Chinese Frecracke and Fireworks reduction Of 50 to 60
per from last prices.
m31 tjvl I'm below William
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SUMMER GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN'S
WEAR.
WE have still on hand large assortment of seasouable
w goods comprising cloths of particularly light fabrics
Dress and frock Goats; Drillings, Nankin aud single mill
ed Cassmers for Fantaoons Chaly and Marsees vesune
IN variety, which will be made order deduct
from our usual moderate pces IN yiew Of the advanced
Of the season. WIN. T. JENNINGS Co,
Diapers and Tailors,
ju3 lmsrc 23 Broadway, American Hotel
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One Of Hoes best printing presses was sent to
Oregon recently, with type, printing ink, &c,
for the Newspaper about to be established in
Oregon. The paper is to be connected with the
missionary station there.
GIRARD CoLEEGE.-The amount as yet requi-
red to complete that monument Of folly, Girard
College, at Philadelphia, is S406, ,032. II is ex-
pected the whole will be finished in the course
of two years.
Ohio six per cent. stocks fell in New York on
Thursday last to 973 with downward tenden-
cy. This is attributed to The improydent Whg
legislation in Ohio, during the late session. The
ship must be rghted up.
THE DAY FIXED FOR THE EXECUTION OF Nc
CuRRY.-We understand (says the Baltimore
Clipper) that Gov, Pratt has designated the 9th
of June as the day for the execution of Henry
McCuny, found guilty by the City Court of the
murder of Paul Roux, of Georgia, while tempo
rary stopping in this city.
TEXAS DEBT.--Mr. A. J. Donelson, Charge
to Texas, estimates, from data furnished by the
Texas Government, that the outstanding debt
of that country is between five and six millions
The Providence Gazette of Saturday last
says, Mr. DORIS health is gradually failing, and
persons who saw him in prison lately express
their opinion that he cannot remain there alive
four months longer.
The Hon. Archibald Yell, of Arkansas, reach
ed New Orleans on the 22d ult. direct from
Washington, charged with important dispatches
for Major Donelson, our Charge d'Afaires t.
Texas, then in that city.
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T OOK to the end or the Bennets abroad; The Nun,
l. or Life in Convent; The Collegians; The Ghost
Hunter and his family The Magic Goblet, by Mrs.
Emeline Carlen Phil. Purcell and other tales of Ire
land; The Countess Faustina; Marston, or the me-
moirs Of Statesman; White Lies and false and true
Cruickshanks' Omnibus, vehicle for fun and fro
lie; The Robber of the Rhine, by Leigh Ritche Har-
ry Hareoot, or the three Tempations by j. H. Ing
ham: Scarlet's Feather; The seven Knights, or tales
Of Mary Sands; Persia, containing description Of the
country; Graham's Magazine for April; Godys Ladies
book do. for sale by
april Q, A. L. FRAZER, Steubenville.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

HAVE Just received a Splendid Stock Of SPRING
III GOODS, which have been purchased within the
last month, in Philadelphia by an experienced judge
They consists part of the following, viz Cloths Cas-
simeres, Cassinetts, Linens, Granderes, Drills Bed
Tickings Ginghams, Cacoes, Laws, Balzarines, Ber-
raishes, Silks Cravats, Dress Hhdkfs, Silk Shawls, to-
gether with splendid assortment of the latest style of
BOnncts, LeghOrn & Palm Leap Hats!
While the above goods are fresh they invite the pub
lie to call and examine their stock, they deter
mined to scatter bargains throughout the county.
Cadiz April 9, 1876
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RELIANCE PORTABLE BOAT LINE.
Fer Transportation of Goods
tueen Pittsburgh g. all the Eastern Cities,

RetWeen Pittsburgh d GD the Eastern Canes,
WITHOUT TRANSHIPPING.
FTNHIS old and long established Line having nearly
doubled their capacities and facilities for carry,
ing goods, preparing to receive produce, ana
to any amount for shipment East or West
The Boats Of this Line being all four section forta-
BILE Boats are transferred from Canal to Railroad, thus
saving ali transhipment separation Of goods as the
goods are never removed till thoi arrival at Philade.
pnia or Pittsburgh.
This Line being the Pioneer in this mode OF carrying,
after successful operation Of eight years. enabled
with confidence to refer to all merchants who have
heretofore patronized them Western Merchants are
respectfully requested Give this Line trial as every
exerion will be used to render satisfaction Merchan-
die and produce always carried at as low price, on
as fair terms and in as short time, as BY any other
Line Produce consigned to our house at Philadelphia
win be sold on liberal terms.
Goods consigned to either our house at Pittsburgh
or Philadelphia, forwarded promptly, and all REQUESTS
charges paid.
JOHN McFADEN, g. Co, Penn street,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh.
JAMES M. DAVIS s. Co.,
march 2el $40 and 2Si, Market street. Philnd,
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WESTERN EXCHANGE,
--CADIZ, OHIO
jam es Harper

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
N lie in general, that he has leased the above well
known Hotel, formerly kept by It. d. Grimes and re-
Gently BY A. F. Croskey, and is uow prepared to
commodate boarders and travellers in superior style
His table will at all times be furnished with the best
the market affords, his Bar supplied with the choicest
liquors, and pains will be spared his part add
to the comfort of his guests. The public solicited
to give him call. april II
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NOTICE.

= DO hereby orewarn all persons against purchasing
4 or trading for two notes Of hand given BY me to
James II. Baker, hearing date the 18th or l4th OF
February 1S45; the first, for Two Hundred and Twen-
ty-eight Dollars and S9 cents, payable one year from
daej the other, for Three Hundred and Sixty Two
Dollars and "a cents, payable two years from dateas
am determined not TO pay said notes, unless compel
led by law they having been obtained fraudulently,
March aIth is4S. JOSEPH THOMSON
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CHEAP BOOK STORE.
JOHN w. BLAIR,

BRUSH FACTURER,
No 100 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
TZEEPS constantly on hand the most extensive as
~ sortmcnt of BRUSHES in the west which he will
sell as low as any in the United States of the came
quality, and on more liberal terms. Also, Corn Hand
and Fire Whisks. Also, full supply of
SHOE FINDINGS.
Pegs, sparabes, Kilt, Binding and Lining
Skins &c together with the most complete assortment
of FISHING TACKLE to be found in this city,
Wholesale a. Retail on the most reasonable terms. IN &c
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.asU1egg Calamity!
f. C. STEWART,

IIs W
VTERY thankful for past favors, would most respect
Y full: inform Lis friends and the public generally,
that Lhe continues to carry on the Chair Making
Business, at the south east end of Marker street,
where he has, and intends keeping constantly on hand
q general assortment of
FANCY AND WINDSOR CHAIRS,
of the latest fashions, made and finished in style not
to be surpassed by any thing that can be scared up in
this neck Of woods; and he feels confident, from his
long experience in the business and desire TO please
that he will render general satisfaction all those who
favor him with call All those who study their own
interest," would do well to call before purchasing else
where as he is determined to stick stove or go through
his prices will be to suit the times Most kinds Of
country produce taken in exchange for his work.
Wheat, corn, oats, flour. corn meal feathers, flannel
linsey linen, and Yankee Fruit such as potatoes and
poplar plank, and even MONEY! Sign and ornamental
painting done-snd that in the neatest kind of style
All work in his line done to order in the shortest notice
Come on--dou't forget the place on Science hill, mex
door to the Rev. A. Wilson. Cadiz, March 26, ls45
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Eastern Agency for the sentimeI,

V. B. PALMER, ESQ.,, is authorized agent for the
collection of subscriptions and advertisements for the
Sentinel, and recepng therefor, in the cities of Phila-
delphia, Baltimore New York and Boston. His Offices
are No So Pine street, Philadelphia southeast corner
of Bati more and Calvert streets, Baltimore; NJ 30
Ann street, New York and No. l6, State st., Boston
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OF TAKE NOTICE. ~
FARM AND MILL FOR SALE.
1l!|! % l!I|k p l!' l!!'I!h

There is also erected, on Atkinson creek which pas
ses thro' said farm, an excellent FIGURING MILL,
running two pairs of burs-ono a splendid pair of
French Burrs the other choice Flint Ridge, with the ne
cessay Boiling Cloths and apparatus for doing either
country or merchantable work The good name the
mill has acquired for executing its work, and its prox
unity to town. render general avorte to the people
Of Westchester and vicinity.
To capitalists and persons wishing retired residence
Of rural scenery, choice opportunity is afforded OF
purchasing of the cheapest and most beautiful To-
cations in the west as the heirs of said estate de-
ermined to sell--hey having become engaged in other
business For terms and other particulars, apply to
Ezra l. Williams living the premises, or to the un-
dersgned in Cadiz, Ohio.
| april 9, W. II. WILLIAMS
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SOLAR LAMPS.

TINE Subscribers are now receiving extensive as
sortment of Patent Solar Lamps, and Girando-
es of new and beautiful patterns suitable for church
es halls, parlors stores, Steamboats,, &c.
These Lamps are constructed solely for the con-
sumption OF lard and are warented to produce q
light equal to the best Sperm Oil, and at one-haf the
cost.
Or Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
-. JOHN B. MFADDEN& g. Co,
S5 MARKET STREET,
Cctobsr 9d. lel4.--tC PITTSBURGH.
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MARRIED--On Thursday, the Sd inst, by the Rev,
James Kerr, Mn. VALENTINE STRAUGHsBAUGH to Miss
BARBARA BARGER, all of Cadiz township.
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MILITARY GOODS.
NEW STORE,
Corner Of Market and Fourth Streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
.NEW SINRE.


TEVFIE subscriber thankful for the generous patron
age given him last year and being his first in this
branch of business respectfully inform the military in
general that he is well prepared to fill orders for
MILITARY GOODS Of every kind of the best man
keeping good stock and selling cheap, to make it the
interest of all give him liberal share of patronage
ALSO-An excellent assortment OF Fine Gold and
Silver Watches, Silver Spoons, Fine Jewelry, Gold
Solar Lard Lamps, Britania Tea Ware, Common Ware,
Casors, Candlestcks, Tea Trays, Walters, Canes, &C.
ALSO--Watch and Clock repairing done in the best
manner. Being practical and experienced workman
myself, and having complete stock of the most i'm
proved Watch Engines and tools in use, it is in my
power to render full satisfaction at moderate prices in
every variety of Watch and Clock work. Those ava
distance sending their watches to be repaired may de-
pend having them done as well and as cheap as if
present w. w. WILSON.
Formerly of Jno. Wallace and Co.
march 26 81, Market street.
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Dissolution of PartmerShiD.

NHE paEtnership. heretofore existing between
mutual consent, on the 30th of February. All per-
sons having unsettled accounts or in any way indeb-
ted to said firm, earnestly requested to call soon
and make payment Of their respective accounts.
DANIEL KILGORE,
ROBERT LYONS.
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H. CHILDS g. co.
WhOLeSGIe Shoe Store,

mo. l3l WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, have
~ commenced receiving their spring supplies, con-
sisting of upwards of 1909 Boots and Shoes Palm
leaf Hats, Bonnets of the latest style, Mems and Boys
Summer Caps also Sole Leather. All Of which have
been purchased principally for cash direct from the
eastern manufactures and at the very lowest prices.
They respectfully solicit merchants visiting Pittsburgh
for the purpose of purchasing their way east to
call and examine their large and extensive stock which
viii be sold at prices which cannot fail to please m 26
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HOPPER AND TINWARE--a general assortment
~ ofSharp's manufacture, and at Sharp's prices,
kept constantly on hand by S. & H. M'FADDEN.
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march 2f
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.

SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.
VVNHE undersigned keep the Depository Of the AMER
IcAN SUNDAY School UNIoN,--where may be had
nj the publications of the society, the same prices
that they can be had at in Philadelphia. Catalogues
will be sent (where requested) by mail, containing
complete list Of Sabbath School Books Persons wish
ing to purchase S. s. Libraries viii please send heiror-
ders to INGRAM ~ EllIlOI, booksollors,
march o6 Market Street. Pittsburgh.
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1916. SHOE WAREMOUsE. 1916.

r. TANNER g. CO.,
NUMBER lO9 WOOD STREET,
Betwcen Fifth Street and Diamond Alley,
PITTSBURGH,
INVITE the attention of their custo-
E mers and merchants throughout the
I'D West, to their large and very extensive
stock of BOOTS, SHOES, PALM LEAF HATS,
HOODS, &c. comprising al endless variety of all kinds
adapted to the Western trade, which they will be re-
ceiving until the 25th ns purchased direct from the
manufacturers, chiefly for cash, at very low prices
which we will sell for cash. or undoubted men, at
very small advance.
fhis being the largest fresh stock Of goods in line,
coming into the market this spring, merchants visiting
this city or on their way the East respectfully
invited to call and examine our Stock as we pledge
ourselves to sell fully low, il not lower, than they
can be purchased in any of the Eastern Cities.
march 26.
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ne in the Post Office at Ca
Lee Thomas
Lucas William
Layport William
Laury John
Lucy DR..
Lyons John
M
McGrew Rachel G..
McClintock John
Moager Mss Rachel
McNealy Jane D.
Maxwell Henry
Marshal Joshua
Maxwell Robert
Moore William J.
McFadden William
Moore Christopher
Moore Sarah
Marshall johnson 2
McCaslen John
Namely Joseph
Mack Miller
Miller J. P.
Mckee Robert
McFadden Alex.
Maffiit John S.
Maxwell James
Mathers Nancy Mrs.
Maholm John
Norris
P
Patten James
Perce Nelson
Parrish Benjamin
Pelton Catharine Mrs
Porter Smiley
Pritchard Rebecca Miss
r
Robinson Susan
Rex Jefferson
Robinson Eliza
Robis Robert e.
Rumyon William
Rap james A.
Ryan Rebecca
SlemmOns Nancy
Shonock George
Steen VIM. F.
Stewart Joseph
Sharp Joseph
Sheets Joseph
Simonton VIM.
Smith Daniel
SINGER Thomas Taylo
T
Thompson Elijah w.
Taggart James S,
Thompson VIM. S.
Tabbott Ralph
w
Warfel Charles2
Wharton George Q
yelling David
Wells Charles
Worley Wesley
Woodford Jeremiah
JOHN BEALL, P. M.
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WESTERN CARRIAG L
MANDATORY.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS

JOSEPH WILLIAMS
XKTOULD respectfully inform the citizen of Harri-
wv son and the surrounding counties, that since
he has erected his and spacious establishment in
Codiz, he is prepared to give GREATER BARGAINS
THAN EVER! He keeps on hand almost every va
riey work in his ne which he does not hesitate to
warrant superior to eastern manufacture, such as
Family Carriages, Barouches, Sulkeys
Buggies, Gigs, Sleighs, sc.
And will make to order on the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable and fair the best article of
STAGE COACHES.
Those who entrust him with their work, may be as
sured that no pains expense will be spared in pocu-
ring materials of the best quality, second to none in the
ate. Persons wishing any vehicle in his line will
find it to their interest to give him call before dealing
elsewhere. O5- Don't mistake the big sign Of Will
liams, Coach Maker directly east of the Cadiz Hotel
CaIiz, April 9--ly
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TNRESH mackerel and herring for sale at the store
march % WILLIAM HOGG ~ W.