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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-28
CHARLES H. KAY,
Publisher. Bookseller and Stationer

Corner OF Wood and Third streets. Pittsburgh.
All the publications for sale as soon as issued--
Law, Medical. theological scientific, classical music,
Juvenile, miscellaneous prose and poctica and stand-
ard library books general assortment ofschoo and
college books in the various languages; bible. hymn.
and prayer books elegant books for presens station
ary, plain and fancy--writng and wrapping papers /;
legers, journals, and other blank books Of all inds--
Country merchants, teachers, library companies and
professional gentlemen supplied the best terms Or
ders by letter promptly and faithfully attended to-
Printing and book-binding neatly and cheaply exc
cutod
The above for sale low for cash ol-6m*
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gOEFN w. RLATR.

BRUSH MANUFACTUR
No. 100 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
E/EEPS constantly on hand the most extensive as
IN sorment Of BRUSHES in the vest which he will
sell low as any in the United States Of the same
quality, and liberal terms. Also, Corn Hand
and Fire Whisks. Also, a full supply of
SHOE FINDINGS. 3
including Pegs, Sparables, Kit, Binding and Lining
skins, &c, together with most complete assortment
Of FISHING TACKLE to be found in this city,
WHOLESALERS Retail on the most reasonable terms. M 26
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TO Druggists, Country Merchants,

and Physicians.
TAVING established house last year in the city
E il of New York. in connection with our Pittsburgh
house. we have been enabled to make our purchases
Drugs DyeStufs, &C., to much better advantage than
heretofore and we are determined 10 sell uneeeasted-
" lolc. We therefore invite Country Merchants and
Druggists to call and view our stock and learn our
prices previous to purchasing elsewhereW feel con-
fdent make it the interest Of Dealers in Drugs
supply themselves here instead of buying Eastward
We have also commenced the manufacture of
nITE LEAD.
which win warrant equal in equality to any evei
offered in this or any other Market and which we will
sell at the very lowest market price,
The various qualities of Red lead and Lithfage
lconslantly on hand and for sale low
b. A. FAENEST0CK Co.
march 26 Pittsburgh
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GREAT WESTERN CARRIAGE
MANUFACTORY.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS

EEToULD respectfully inform the citizen Of Harm
wv son and the surrounding counties, that aimee
he has erected his new and spacious establishment -
bTHAN EVER He keeps on hand almost every va.
rety ofwork in his line which he does not hesate 70
warrant superior to eastern manufacture, such az
Family Carriages, Barouches, Sulkeys
Buggies, Gigs, Slelghs. &c.
And will make 10 order on the shortest notice and on
the emostreasuuable andair terms the g
STAGE COACHES Il
Those who entrust him with their work. may pc AZ
ring materials of the best quality Aecond ~ the
ate Peraons wishing any vehicle in hie line, VIII
6nd Il 10 their interest 10 give him call before dealing
elsewhere. or Don't mistake the PIG sign
Hams Coach Maker directly east Of he CpdiE Hotel.
Cadig April Sly .al-.--
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THE 1000 UN'rERRlFTOVO.
TIERS OF HARRISON &C
SGeac0rE, .IEiEEiSaR g. ReMmctt

A RE just receiving and opening direct from the
N Eastern cities, livery Splnaid assortment goods,
suitable for the Fall and Winter season. consisting in
part of the following articles, To wits
DRY GooDs.-Cloths, Tweeds do. Casshletts, SAITH
nets, Flannels, Iinseys, Checks Muslns, Alpaccas,
Cashmere dc Eecoses Mousin de Laincs, Fancy Cling
any price.
GRocGREs.-M Madder. alum, indigo, copperas,coffee,
tea chocolates sugar, pepper, spice, ginger saaaus,
tobacco several kinds, molasses, mackerel, and Spa
nish sole leather. @
Also-a good assortment OF Hardware, Glassware,
Queensware, Tnware, and Pitts goods. such as cot
ton yarn, coal shoves, manure forks window glass
nails spikes, batting wicking white lead in kegs bea-
yer buckets, tubs, bed-cords, &c.
All the above, with great many other articles not
here mentioned, be had at the store opposite the
Court House, at the sign of
oct8-tf STEWART, MILLIGAN & BENNETT.
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A. FULTON,
Bell and Brass Founder

PITTsBURGH, er
Il TAS rebuilt and commenced business at bis old
I u stand, where he will be pleased to sec bic old
customers and friends t%
Church and steamboat bells Of every Size from 10 to
10000 pounds cast from patterns Of the approved
models and warranted TO be Of the best materials Mi
neral wuter pumps counters, ,raings &C., &C.. togeth-
turned and finished in the neatest manner
Also Babitps afti-attrition metal, for lining brass
Journal boxes % prevent fiction. oily
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Ever offered in this market by at least
m@a twenty per cent, which if | cannot con-
y vince the purchaserby their calling and
II Sc testing the matter, ! will not look for their
patronage their cash. which / will
dispose of on the above terms, for the
following and other reasons first: because they were
selected with great and skill and purchased for
cash alone and, secondly, have too heavy asock on
hands for the year and the duness of the
times and lastly, am in want of the ready as we can
not keep things moving right without it, and am de-
termned to keep the trade the go-ahead, and will
either sell at wholesale RETAIL as we are still making
to order and be atall times able Keep constantly
on hand a very general assortment.
Cadiz, June 25, I845 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 tees lasts hammers and pin
GERS &C., allof which viii be disposed of0nvery be-
ralterms. s. S.
N. b. He still continues the QCgTJ =.
livery business, and having provi- t n 1za19krSI
ded the best kind Of carriages, a1ayag - -
and stock, for that business, he -=zzzSSaIa Elss
dattershimsef he can accommodate thepubc to their
atisfaction, as bis terms shall be very reasonable
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DR.. McLANE's CELEBRATED LIVER
PILL,

i ! % + . d d = q T. 2 !
For the cure of Hepatites or Lirer Complaint,
Dyspepsia and Sick Heud-Aehe,
]FTNFIIS remedy having been for several years ems
ployed by the proprietor in spract tee, on very
large scale in Monongaa, Preston, Harrison and Rams
dolph counties Virginia. besides several other places
and having been attended with the most happy effects
he has been fom time to time solicited toadopt such
csurse would give it more extensive circulation,
with view to lessen the amount Of human suffering
Aware of the fact that many useless nostrums have
been pamed upon the public, he hesitated for several
years, until thoroughly convinced that the above medi
cine properly psed would not fail to effect cures in
great many instances and even to alleviate those cases
Wh ich are quite incurable.
Symptoms Of a diseased Lduer.--Pain in the right
side under the edge of the ribs increased pressure
pain is IN the left side the patient rare
ly able lie the left side; sometimes the pain is felt
under the shonlder-bate it frequently extends TO the
top of the shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for
rheumatism in the right arm. The stomachis affected
with loss of appetite and sclkness the bowelsn gene
raj costive, sometimes alternating with laxi the
head is troubled with pain accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part. There IS generally
a considerable loss of'memory, accompanied with
painful sensation of having eftundone something which
ought to have been done. slight dry cough is some-
times an attendant The patient complains OF wean-
ness and debility; he is easily startled his feet are cold
or burning and he complains of pricy sensation OF
the skin his spirits are low; and although he Ia sas7
fled that exercise would be beneficial to him. yet no
can scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try it. In
fact be disrusts every remedy. Several OF the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases have
where few Of them existed yet examination othe body
aterdeath has shown the liver have been extensive
ly deranged. ---
\ CERTIFICATES.
This is to certify that having been associated with
DR.. McLanein the practice of medicine for nearly two
and half years, have had many opportunities OF
witnessing the good effects Of his Liver Pills and lbe-
eye theyhave cured and relieved much larger pro=
portiono the diseases ofthe liver, than have known
cured and relieved by any other course Of treatment
1 Dec.7, 1896. OLIVER hlOliGAN+ M u
Observe-None are genuine without fac-simile Of
the proprietor's signature.
Prepared for the proprietor by JONATHAN KlpD & CO.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, corner Of Wood and
Fourth sts, Pittsburgh For sale by . BEAIL, CaeiE.
i NIB In order that there may be no mistake, be
particular and ask for DR. McLane's Liver Pills oS6m
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WESTERN EXCHANGE.
--CADlX, OHIO
.g0ms es H@rper

D ESPECTFULLY Informs his friends and thepub-
q lie in general, that he has leased the above well
known Hotel, formerly kept by T. D. Grimes and
Gently by A. I Croskey, and is now prepared to ac-
commodate bodrders and travellers in superior style.
His table will at all times be furnished with the best
the market affords, and pains will be spared on his
dart to add to the comfort Of his guests Charges will
be moderate. The public solicited to give him
all. april If
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n (NLOTHS, cassimeres, satdnetts, Tweeds, jeans and
~ fannels, cheaper than ever. at the store Of
octI5 WIN, HOGG AND GO.
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TOnn BBf.S No, /. Pittsburgh salt,
IZVExfS0 ksgs Pittsburgh nails, in store and fol
yale elow.by ANDERSON & DEWEY,
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IA nfA PIECES Prints, Just received and tor sale hy
AOs1 tho piece OF single yard. BY -.
ANDERSON & DE WTsY, u 4
Bridgeport, Belmont county, Ohio, Noy. 2lss, ls4S,
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
NEW SPRING * sUMMBR GOODS.

NEW SPRING a. SUMMER GOODS.
2 NHE subscribers take pleasure in announcing to
i their customers and the public generally that they
arenow receiving and opening large and well selec-
ed assortment Of s
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
which have been purchased in the eastern cities at
such prices will enable them to sell at aeheape rate
than was ever heretofore oeredin this place Persons
wishing purchase cheap goods do wel and
too, by just calling at the store OF
Apnl1G, l945. KILGORE, LYONS g. co.
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HNHE partnership heretofore existing between
DANIEL ElLGORE & CO.. was dissolved by
mutual consent on the 50th of February All per-
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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Black Sam.

Who could mol, for the life Of im,dldch.
en- the Toluntcer's boots, but who was
death on connundrumS.
As Sam, the negro boot-black, was
passing up St. Charles street yesterday
with the implements of his "purfes
sion," as himself says brushes, black.
ing, and piece Of stick with a bevilled
edge on it, in basket, under his arm
he was hailed by an Indiana volunteer
whose boots were outside his trowsers
up to his knees, and the mud on, which
was an inch thick, more or less; he
was literally up TO his knees in mud.
81 say, old Lignumvite!" said the
volunteer, +" are not you boot black!
Wal, | isn't nothin' else," says
Sam. "l has polished dis ere squar--
dat ar, de people wot lives in it--for
dis las fifteen years. You see, de pur.
fession has extended to me in de regu
lar maturnal line; my farder was a
boot-black."
IAN right, Ebony" said the volun
teer, raising his foot and resting the
heel of his boot in Sans lap, and sup
porting himself against the lamp-post
Now, the volunteers boots, be i
known. besides being partially wet anc
| particularly dirty, never since they
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From the St Louis Reveille.
Rifles and RanCherOs.

In the city Of Puebla, (ls43,) there
is an old Dutchman who is very fond o.
relating the story we here introduce.
When making bis first visit to this
country, many years since, he happen.
ed to travel sole companion Of sturdy
Kentuckian in diligence between two
Of the large cities. OF course the two
travellers soon became familiar, and
quite us much matter Of course was
it that their thoughts and conversation
should turn upon the dangers Of the
road. The Kealuckian was master oI
a superb rife, which seemed to be al
most part of himself, as, indeed, he had
paid far more attention to it and han.
died it with more care than he ever
dreamed Of hestowing upon his own
person. In the diligence he carried it
between his knees, muzzle down, and
while he rode he would pat and fondle
it as tenderly as maternal dotage would
an innocent babe.
The Dutchman's weapon Of defence
was double-barrel shot gun, which he
had carefully loaded on this occasion.
and the two very soon agreed to do
all the slaughter they could before the
outlaws should make free with the
smallest valuable they had about them.
They had no sooner arrived at this con-
cluSion than the driver was comman-
ded to join the compact, and it was
arranged that upon the first indication
Of approaching danger, the tHo travel.
ers should be warned and the diligence
should stop.
This arrangement was scarcely made
before it was called into action, and
the driver hastily gave notice that eight
or ten mounted Rancheros were in the
road, advancing slowly TO meet the dil-
igence.
"Stop the l.orse.give her lick
back stop her!" roared the Kentuc-
khan, as he kicked the door open and
jumped into the road. The Du,chman
was hardly second in the movement,
being upon the outside Of the opposite
door with Simultaneous rapidity. At
about two hundred and fifty yards
distance. tbree,of the foremost robbers
were advancing abreast. 1t was upon
the most lonely and desolate part o.
the road between Puebla and the city
Of Mexico, and in the misty dawn O
morning. The Kentuckian and the
Dutchman placed themselves side by
side in the front OF the diligence; eacf
with the mos. sindomitable determine
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c,TATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, SIS:

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS:
- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
George Davenport& John C. Brown, late partners
under the firm and name of Davenport & Brown
Sarah Dicks, widow of Samuel Dicks, deceased;
Jacob Tidereck and Susanna his wife; WASH
ington Toban aud Sarah his wife; John Dicks,
Cordillery Dicks, Jehu Dicks. George Dicks,
Mahala Dicks, Thrza Dicks, Samuel H. Dicks,
Eliza Ann Dicks. Lorenzo Dow Dicks, heirs OF
Samuel Dicks, deceased, and James Brown adj
ministrator of Samuel Dicks.
The above named defendants (some OF their res
licences unknown) will take notice that the COM
plainants Oh the 2sth day of May ls46 filed IN the
office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of the county and State aforesaid, their bill IN
Chancery, the object and prayer of which Is !hat
mortgage deed executed by the said Samuel DICKS
in his life time and the said Sarah Dicks his wiie'
(now widow on or about the 20th day OF Februa-
ry, A. D., 1874, to the said complainant may De
force Iosed and the land therein described sold to
satisfy the debt secured by said mortgage deed.
w. +. HUNTER,
Julyl, 1s46.-6w Sol. for Cmplt's.
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came off the last, nor perhaps even
then, had brushed an acquaintance
with /" Day g. Martini" or any subs,i-
tote for that " unrivalled" backing.
Sam, nothing daunted howeverwent
to work. He scraped off the dirt and
brushed in the backing; but, although
he rubbed, and rubbed, and continued
to rub, the boot remained as dull an | as
dark as Erebus.
$50 ahead" said the volunteer.
81 calls dis goin' foot, massa," said
Sam. " But, wy is dis boot, massa,
The still keeps rubbing for the bare li(e,)
wy is dis boot, | says, like Peter Gum
bo among de gals when is darF'
Il don't know" said the volunteer,
"nor, curse your curly head, don't
care"
Den," says Sam, "you give it up.
Dis boot is like Peter Gumbo under
dem dar pecoular circumstances, "cause
it can't shine! Yaw! yaw! yaww
Brush on" said the volunteer, Sand
bring out the polish, or you shant get
the first red cent for the job"
Sam did brush away, but still he
could bring forth no polish. Finding
all further efforts unnecessary, he look
ed uo in the volunteers face. and the
rerspiration covering his phiz like 6 lob
ular bubbles in pool of rainy day.
and uncovering his worries with broad
good-natured grin, he asked, " Massa
why is like Kosciusko? You just
tells me dat. and ] gibs in; but reck
ons rll hab to glib in, any way can ils
it. sees you gibs it up," said Sam
+" Den ! is like Massa Kosciusko cause
endeaborcd TO effect Polish Rebolu
ion, and faled?"
The honest volunteer gave loud
guliaw, and gave Sam half-a-dollar, no
for polishing his boots, for that he die
not do; but for his aptitude at making
a connundrum. Delta.
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE, COUNTY. sG

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE, COUNTY, ss:
COURT OF COMMON Pleas.
In Chdncery
Robert Robinson and Margaret Robinson, admins
traitors with the will annexed OF John Robinson,
deceased; compliments. @ s4
VS.: Is
Seth B. Dustan, Hugh Robinson, Elizabeth Robin
son the widow OF Celand Robinson, deceased;
and William Robinson, John Robinson and Cle-
land Robinson, minor heirs OF said Cleland Ro-
binson, deceased; Cummin Robinson, Marah
Hamilton and Jacob Hamilton, her husband;
Daniel Miller, Hannah Miller, Solomon Miller,
Jonathan Miller. Hiram Forshey and Katharine
Forshey, his wife; George Miller, Thomas Mil
Ter, Francis Miller, Jocob Miller, Frederick
Miller, Samuel Miller, Mary Ann Miller, Rose
Ann Miller, Barbary Miller, Jacob Iyce and
Margaret Tyce, his wife; George Tyce and Gym
tina Tyce, his wife; John Miller, Lewis Miller
Jacob Hart and Elizabeth Hart his wife; Joseph
Carpenter and Nancy Carpenter, his wife; Da-
vid Tyce and Tener Tyce, his wife, and John M.
Kirkbrde; defendants.
NJOTICE is hereby given that the above COM
IN plainants, have this day filed in the above
named court, against the above defendants, their
Bill in ChanceIy, stating amongst other things the
sale and conveyance of the north west quarter OF
the north west quarter Of section No. IL, in town
ship Nu 5, Of range No. 7, in said county OF Mon
roe, by The SAID Setn d. Duston 10 tile saiu 1ohu
Robinson, deceased, in his lifetime, the sale and
conveyance Of the same to the said Seth B. Dus.
tan by the said Daniel Miller, and also the sale and
conveyance Of the same by George Miller, decea-
sed, in his lifetime, and Hannah Miller his wife to
the said Daniel Miller. The accidental loss OF the
deed of conveyance from said George Miller and
wife to the said Daniel Miller and the threats Of
the widow and heirs of said George Miller, decea-
sed, to disturb the title conveyed by said Seth b.
Dustan to the said John Robinson, deceased; said
bill prays the writ of subpoena, that the title OF the
heirs and legal representatives of the said John Ro
binscn, deceased to said tract of land may be qui.
eted, that the said widow and heirs of the said
George Miller, deceased, release the said tract oi
land to the said heirs and legal representatives oi
the said John Robinson, deceased; that the said
Seth B. Duston specifically perform his said con.
tract of sale of said land to thesaid John Robinson
deceased; that the said Seth B. Dustan be also en-.
Joined from collecting the balance of the purchase
money for said tract of land, and amongst other
things also general relief Now notice is hereby
given to such Of the above defendants as reside ou
of said county of Monroe and as are absent there
from, that unless they appear and plead, answer
or demur to said bill within sixty days after the
October term. (Oct l9) A. D. 1916, of said court
said bill will be taken confessed as against said
absent defendants, and decree taken accordingly
BY VIM. c. WALTON,
| Solicitor for Complainants.
Nav l6, 1916. 6w:nl(
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FENHE following certificates are presented 10 the
III public from well known individuals, of high
respectability of cures effected by using Riley's
Pile Ointment, which place beyond all doubt the
curative powers Of this medicine:
Pleasant Taliey, Madison CO., Ohio
January 25, 1s45.
VIM. Wiltshire Riley-Dear Sir: My wife hav-
ing been afflicted with that most distressing of hui
man complaints, the Piles, nearly years, without
receiving any relief from the best physicians, was
induced to try the virtues Of your justly celsbra-
ted Pile Ointment, as recommended BY your A gent, cent
Mr.. James E. Hager, and was entirely relieved by
the use of one bote and her general health, which
had been bad for the last seven years, was COM
pletely restored, can therefore chesrfully rec
ommend Rileys Pile Ointment TO all persons trou.
bled with that painful disease.
VIM. M. CUNE.
hereby certify that have been afflicted with
The Piles for some time, and being advised to try
Riley's celebrated ointment for the Piles, it gave
me speedy relief, and therefore confidently recon-
mend it to those afflicted with this painful disease.
E, l.. GRIGSBY.
GAINESVILLE, January Is, 1876.
9 e g 8 9 9 8
The following gentlemen have been cured by
tto use of Riley's Pile Ointment, and highly rec
ommend the same:
iloh' Ih' olCSoiy, OHlO,
Rev. J. R, Johnson, Norwalk; .-
Erasmus Huisapple, Richland county;
, A. Duran, Columbus;
John N. Gill, do ...
H. B. Curtis, Mt. Vernon;
VIM. Hatfield, Mansheld;
J, G. Buck, Mansfield;
Sylvester N. SkecI, Columbus;
Amos S. Ramsey, do
]. w. Rilsy, st. Marys;
James Crump, Mansfield;
S. G Cobean, do
Samuel S. Garfield, New York;
Charles Richardson, do
Hon Samuel Quinby, Warren, Ohio;
Hon. Jacob Brnkerhof;
j. w. Knight, Buffalo.
CAUTIoN.-None genuine unless manufactured
by the Patentee, put up in phial expressly for the
purpose, lettered and sealed with engraved seal
with Riley's Ointment for Piles; patented jan
uary, 1874" stamped upon the cork, and enveld-
ped with splendid engraved wrapper, signed by
the Patentee.
Sod wholesale and retail by Davis s. Wilmer,
Columbus, Ohio; and by
j. r. s. J. II. Morris, Woodsfeld,
Davenport s. Hager. Malaga;
M. P. Miles g. Son, Somerlon,
John McGIlton, Graysville;
r. Mitchell, Antioch;
Anshutz, Pollock g. Co.. Clarington,
Benjamin Reed, Lewisvie;
William Steel, Stafford; ....5r
J. Rosemsn, Carlisle;
James w. Shankland, Lexington;
John NJ Round, Summerfield;
John Mallory s. Co., Bcallsve.
July 4, 1916.
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Enlargement Of the Weekly
Union.

The WEEKLY UNION'' is issued every Sa-
turday; and as arrangements are in progress to en-
large it to near double Its present size, we shall
soon be enabled to give nearly every article which
may appear in the daily and semi-weekly editions,
at the extremely low rate of 50. We propose also
to give, in this edition, complete synoptIcal
summary of the proceedings in both houses OF Con-
gress-thus rendering the Weekly Union"
most valuable channel Of information to all classes
of our country But, to remunerate us for this
enterprise, an extensive subscription list is abso-
lutelY indIsnenaahle. -