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MORE THAN 5o.ooo PERSONS CURED

1T is upon the principle of lnsensiblc PersPirn-
non, as exhibited in this cut, that he human
body delivers itself Of impurities and disease,
''Tke blood being the life of thr drsh' according
TO Scripture must be KEEP pure 10 insure henli
This il does BY its own heat and action through
the system, elahoraHng ail impnrity. and casting
Off II its wnrn out particles, viii n carried ont
OF the system, through the pores OF the skin.-
When, however, the skin becomes locked up lroRl
sudden changes of weather or any undue uppGca-
ton Of cod all The huTors, and vrrnlen particle
the blood are retained within and sickness and
death must follow. All the long catalogue of di-
senses are the result. We have under such cir
cuustpnces discovered remedy TIM. will open
the pores and assist the body to cast ofany olen-
ding humor. Ii is
IT ALiSter'S AN-HcaJiRg Ointment
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National EEoIrsc,
CvENEE OF STEucENSnLE AND Warren srRkEI
CAUIZ, OHIO,

CAbi1s OAAAOs
One square west Ofthe Public Buildings. form
erls vreupied by Thomas &. Vincent.
12o TINHE SUBSCRIBER having lately
EsI9 i rented this establishment, has
Iaiis Renovated aud put il in complete repair.
kSsslszssaud furnished ii with entire new Funi-
turs. This house is located ia the most pleasant
and hnsiness part OF the town.
THE STABLES are extensive, and have also
been thoroughly repaired, and will at all times be
provided with the best OF proyeRder, and attended
by careful and ohligng hostlers.
Connected with the establishment, is n large and
extensive WAGON YARD, (hc best in Cadiz)
and suitable (or MVnagencs and Circuses.
Having permanently located at the above stand.
the citizens generally and the travelling public mn
rest assured lhatno pains will be spared to render
those who may favor the National IIousc with a
call as comfortable as possible, by which means the
undersigned hopes to merit and receive a liberia
share ol patronage.
DROVERS accommodated with any amount o
Stabling required.
BoAHDERS received by the week, month or
! year.
Suitable Rooms can beltrnished for Private Fa
miles.
| have connected with the ubove establishment
/ Il LIVERY STABLE, which, for tyle of CARRE
AGES, and sa iety OF GIoRsEs, Cannet he surpassed
/ by any establishment of thu kind in the country
! ET-CIIARGESM MODERATE.
| TnOMA McCUE.
Cadiz, April IL, l649
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LENa u tOiteYTmll.

= 7 IVN.NIsl 4 \ INV NNUNULINI = UIl-
IN CHANCERY
NTItL practice in Harrison aud tho adjoining
w Counties Collections, thc business oi rs.
~eriar aud Administrators. Guardians un, Warli
Petitions Tor Partition. cttlemrnts Of Estates. and
I'll other business entrusted to him viii receive bis
pfompt attention.
0FFlC --Immptliatcl, under the Sentinel Prin
tins Oficy. lune ~. S49. p
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Price Reduced
VAUGHNS
LITn.NTRIPTIC MIXTURE |!
large Bottles only one DoIIar,

ENNEN A-'NNN" ---s N-N -NSAAANAs
The Ppopr.or Of The rsai American Remedy vAraHS,s
vserrAuLr IArHoSTRIpTIc MATURE induced BY ne
urgent socs,ous Of vi, Agents, throughout the Uuisos
States and Canada, has now
Reduced the Price
Of his popular and well known article; and IRON ,hs ds.
hsuseionh. he will put mp bat size Onl'.-hi qusrt
bssles;-ihe retail price viii be
ONE DOLLAR.
The public may rst assured that the eharaser Of the i
cine its strength, sad curative properties KTGGN
UNCHANGED, and the will be bestowed IA pre-
perhg as heretofore.
As this meJicine under its reduced price, will be rurehAsd
by those who have hitherto made themselves acquainted
with its virtues proprietor would beg ia1aie that his
article not to be cassed with the of Remedies
Of the day. it claims for itself greater healing pOioe
al diseases than anB other preparation before te
vord and has sustained itself for eight years by its superior
medical virtues and until this reduction, commanded double
the price of any other article in this line.
NOTICE PARTIcUTARLY, this article acts with great heal
ing power and certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
and all other upon the proper action of which life and
health depend.
This medicine has justly high repute as remedy for
Dropsy and Gravel
and all diseases of that 1t be relied upon when
the intelligent physician has abandoned his patentand for
these distressing diseases more especially DROPsY the prop
e,or would earnestly and honestly recommend it, AT its
present price II is easily obtained by ALL and the trial will prove
the article to be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
ks Please ask for pamphes-the agents give them away;
they contain over sixteen pages of receipts Gin addition to full
medical mae) valuable for household purposes, and which
will save many dollars per practical housekeepen
These receipts introduced to make the book Of great
value aside from its character advertising medium for
the medicine the testimony favor Of which, in the form ot
letters from all parts Of the country be relied upon
trY~ vdugbns Vegetable Lthontrpdc Mixture "-ths
Great American Remedy for sale in quart BEETLES at 81
each small bottles 50 each, No small bottles will be
issued after the present stock is disposed Of.
Principal Office, Buffalo, N. " 2O7 Main Street,
C. VAUGHN.
Nh -A eers (cxcepdng from agents and dealers with
whom busness) must be post paid no attention
viii he given to lhen
BcaH. Cadiz, O.
A r. Croshey, Nep Market, {
Hogg i Pnrrish, 4NoorGeld, {
Yhomas ArarN, antrim, o,
Og@ea & Gh,rh, Cambndee, o
H. Retry f. Co.. LccsJurgh, o
J for5es, SEN, Hagerstovn,O
May %, 1850,
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gaENaqDV 49,.

fllE subscribrrIas rcnicYed his Grocery to
/ bis own hniItling, GImerly occupied BY j.
4. CRAWFORD, ns II sadd!er sIop, on Main
street, two doors west ofJDhn Beall's Drug Stole.
wi'erc h"-hopcs by strict attention to busine s.
Ia be able TO ncronodate all who may favor him
VIA their patronage, as he is determined to S, II
uW for cash A mil supDIy of
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InAEPm sIIARnN.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
In CHANCFRY.
tVTILL pnetire in Harrison and the adioin
\ Y ing Conniies. Collections the business q
ucHiors Hnh Administrators, Guardians M
inrtls, petitions ior Partition. settlement ul Is
irs. and all other business entrusted % his euI.
III receive his prompt attention. Office HtiiOin'
ig tho Tfaasurer oaice. Catliz. Apr. lS. IS49.
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" 1nTAls 1.-THE QUARTER.

All kinds Of renoVatng. such ns taking al
NJ nher OF stains. grease spots, &c. from clothing
done NJ the shoncstnotice.
Wen shave yon well and wash you cloan
Asaliy body e'rr seen,
And cut your hair aud oil it too
Aud scratch uuciI you'll say 'tWill do;
And ii yon don't believe, 0 coaic ana try
And see if do tell II lie
can'i be- beat Ito dec!a
II shaving ncat and cutting hair;
And il at first shave with ease,
fon lhcn can come whenever you please,
For know my hand Is old and tried
And ucyer known +, slip or slide,
My Razors are all cut aud d iei
Aud urvor known to tear the hide.
,'atliz. luly 10 Irhn. LOT WILLIS
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y. IL. SuOrsyE
--ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR

IN CHAM NCERY,
CADlX, @.
(t0NTlNrES 10 practice in Harrison and adj
iOiuing counties, and gives especHl aid
prompt attention To ollecinl, Busircss of ENrcu-
iors, Adminsl ritnfs, Gunrdnns, Wards, Parti-
uons Sales ol Lands, settlement of Estates, Titles
70 Zeal Estaiea. Convey aLring. suits at Lnw and
in Chad cry. oanng and Investment OF money
apd all professional business placed in th'
shntgP
lie is Agent for the State Bank Of Ohio ant
siers. for Ionlring money, &c &c.
Oaice removes to Ni.ore's Conner. un Mnrkt
srset. Cadiz, npIii II, 1850.
TuDs h. JEwETT. S, e. PErrhPl
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LCHEAP WOODEN GOODs

TINOR sale by d. KlG.GORE & SON, agents, n
large aud general assortment Of WOOLEN
FABRlCi(S, from the New Philadelphia Factory
comprisinga very general and desirable assortment
for The senson, Of Broad Cloths, Cassimeres,
Twceds, Salinets, single and twilrd ia and "A
Funnes, striped and plain Flarhela. Tor women
and children's wear, Vestings and Blankets Of n
superior quality.
These goods will be sold retail. Mt wh0iesale pri-
res for cash only. Persons wishing to purchose
such hbrcks viii certainly find il to ;hcir interest
to cxamlc this stock before they purchase else
where,
sept. ~, l949.
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Rheushatisna.

Blqcttaeirs Island, SEPT H. ls47.
Ds. S. P. ToNNsEND-Deal Sir; have suffered ter
Gbly for nine years with the rheumatism cOnsidera-
BILE of the time could not eat, slsep walk. had
the utmost distressing paias, and my limbs ter
ribly swollen. have used four bottles OF your Sa1sa.
paria, and they have done more than thou
sand dollars worth of good, am so much better-in-
deed am entirely relieved You are at liberty to
use this for the benefit of the afflicted.
Yours respectfully, JAMES CUMMINGS.
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SHAVING ! SHAVING !! SHAVING Il -

y MS something strange, that LOT WILLIS
4 cunt be heut shaving; and he most re-
FPCcuully informs tho citizens Of Cadiz and vicin-
ty, that he still occupies his old stand directly
opposite kiLGoREs Store. 'Iis also strange, hat
he can't lie beat nj cutting hair, 5lHcEing boots,
and in fact every thing in his line of business
All he asks is il fair trial.
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Or. S. P. TowNsETD-l verify believe your sarsa.
parilla has been the means, through Providence of
saving my life. have for several years had bad
Cough 1t became woIse and worse At last raised
large quantities of blood had night sweats and was
greatly debitaed and reduced and did not expect
live. have only used your Sarsaparilla short time
and there has a wonderful change been wrought in
nae. am now able to walk all over the city raise
no blood and my cough has left me. You can well
imagine that am thahkful for these results. Your
Obedunt servant. WM. Russell, 65 Catherins-st
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DR. s. P. TowNsErp-Dear Sir : have little girl
seven years of age, who has been several years
afflicted with Fits we tired almost every thing for
her but without success at last although we could
fnd oreeommendati0ninyour circulars for cases like
hers we thought, as she was in very delicate health
would give her some Of your saisaparila and are
glad did, for it not only restored her strength but
she has had return of the Fits, to our very great
pleasure and surprise she is fast becoming rugged
and healthy for which we feel grateful
Yours respectfully, JOHN BUTLER JR
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"OIIIO MAIsMORIsT."

"OhAhO uAlGMONASI'
A COLLECTION Of Psalms and LYNN tunes
IN from ibe hest an.hor, TO which is added n
selection of Temperance songs, also, containing
the rudimenls Of fmusic. ON plain and concise
plan, by AIExAKDnR AuLp, enlarged sdiIionlrevi-
sed and improved for sale by J. BEALL.
FebUary ~, 1880.
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DR. S. r. TowNsENp not having tested his Sarsa.
parilla in of Fits Of course, recommended
it. and surpnFed TO receive the following from an
Intelligent and respectable Farmer in Westchester
GnlRltY;
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Female Medicines.

DR S. P. TowSsENp's Sarsaparilla is a sovereign
and speedy cure for Eucipient Consumption, Barren.
ness, Prolapsus Uteri or Falling of the Womb Cos.
tveness Piles, LeucOcrbma, or Whites obstructed or
iifcult Menstruhion, lncontinence Of Urine, or in.
voluntary discharge thereof and for the general pros.
tratlOn of the system-no matter whether the result
OF inherent cause causes produced by rregularty
illness or accident. Nothing be more surprising
than its invigorating effects the human frame.
Persons all weakness and lassitde from taking it, at
once become robust and full of energy under its in
fuence It Immediately counteracts the nerveless.
ness of the female frame which is the great of
Barrenness. 1t will net be expected of u.s. cases of
SO delicate nature, to exhibit certificates of cures
performed, but assure the afflicted that hun
dreds of cases have been reported to u.s. Thousands
Of cases where families have been without children,
after using few bottles of this invaluable Medicine
have been blessed with fnn, healthy offspring.
Great BLESSING TO Mothers and Children.
It Is the safest and most effectual medicine for
purifying the system and relieving the sulerngs at
tendant upon childbirth discovered. 1t strength
disease, increases and enriches the food those who
have used it hinkit is Indispensable 1t is highly
ful both before and after confinement, it prevents
diseases attendant upon child-birth--n Costiyeness
Piles, Cramps Swelling of the Feet, Dependency,
Heartburn Vomiting Pain in the Back and Lions,
False Pains HemOrrhsge and in regulating the
lions and equalizing the circulation ii has equal
The great beauty of this medicine is it is always safe
and the most delicate use it most successfully very
few cases require any other medicine in some
little Castor Oil, Magnesia is useful. Exercise in
the open air. and light food with this mediciRb "AA
always secure a safe and easy confinement
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PARENTS AND GUARDIANS,
You that have those litlc ones entrusted to your
care, to nourish and rear up in childhood, should
consider they are more less afflicted with di-
scnse III their tender years and Of all diseases
aflictng them none so fatal MS rorRi&, they not
only destroy them but aggravate all diseases
such as Diarrhma, Looseness &c. They are not
confined to children alone, but grown persons are
more or less subject to them, md not unrequrRt-
y suffer when the least gu pert from that fright
ful rentila tho
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OF his popular and well known article; and IRON hs es
hsneefonh. he will put mp but size onl'.-hs qs'
bosiles;-the retail price viii be
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e Ane ~ q u, tnE .

How shocking the idea of humnn being, pin
ing away miserable existence with suoh mon.
stor praying Hron the vtals oflile While others
will excite your fears to sell their spurious artices
with no evidence of their virtues And to show
the Unprecedented success and established repp.
tation OF lloDensaok's Worm2syup, we will here
let a sufferer tell his own tale of woe, and express
the generosity of his noble soul in strains o graf
itude for his relief from the messenger of Denth
and who affirmed and subcrihed before Justice
Of the Peace in tha county OF Philadelphia.
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Il possesses marvellous efficacy in all complaints am
sing from Indigestion from Aeidiy Of the SioSiach from
uneaual circulation determination Of blood to the head
panaton Of the heart cold feet and hands, cold chls and
hot flashes over the body has not its equal in Colds and
COUGHS and promotes easy expectoraen and gentle per-
spirSon relaxing structures Of the lungs throat and every
other part ,,
But IN nothing is its excellence manilesty seen aad
acknowledged than in all kinds and stages Of
FEM AT IL COMPLAINTS.
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The Proprsor Of the Great American Remedy vAraHSr
vnerrAuLr IarHoSTRIPrIc MATURE" induced by ths
urgent socs,ous of vi. Agents. throughout the Uusos
states and Canada has now
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limited STATES HOTEL, WashAngton, ID. 9Th
Hotel, having thoroughly repaired and
Furnished open for the reception Of guests The situation
particularly Uaveln
public and having business al the Capitol is within
very few steps railroad depot and short distance from
Capitol The proprietor feels confident Of his ability make
guests comfortable them that exeons shall be
either himself those his employ the appreciation of hi
visiteTs. EDW. III. FULLER,
Jan i03tawsw late firm Of A. Fuller
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The following is the vote in detail !;


For Mi. N. LANE--Messrs. Alberson Ayereu Bay BAY.
", Beac. Booock, Bowdon. Bowlin. Boyd, Albert o.
Brown, William !; Brown. Basl. Burt, g A. Caldwell,
Dimmck, Dunham, Edmundson, Ewing, Fea,herston,
Elieh, Fuller, Gerry. Gilmore Gcrman Green HacLesl,
kaamaa Ia sss Lss Issa JOB %ann Ms.os
Mcqueen, Melville. Meade Miller, Or. Parker, Peas.
lee, Phelps Potter. POWELL Richardson, Robbins Rob
ns0n Ross Savage sawss ssddSn FREDERICK r stan
Thompson, James Thompson John 3. Thompson, Vena-
Bile, Walden, Wallace, Wellborn, Whtlesey, Woodward,
For Mr. s. W. CLIPPINGS. Alexander. Anderson,
Andrews Baker, Bennett Bokee Briggs, Burrows, Butler
J. P. Caldwell. Calvin. Casey, Chandler Cingnan. Cole,
Cioodenow, Gould, Holloway. Hampton, Hay, Hebard.
Howe, Hunter. Daniel p King. George 9 King, James g.
Mclean, Moore, Osle, Otis. Outlaw, Putnam. Putnam,
Reed Reynolds, Risey, Rockwell Rose, Rumsey sacket
ssbslmshs,n schepsloa sWxS WISER spadng spsgus.
For Mr.. jacob BIsELow -Msssrs. Allen, Durkee, Gid
dings. Julian; Kng Wilmer, and Tue. Tuck No..
Raymond, Watkins, and Williams.
For Mr.. G. c. WAsHrNeToS -Ashmun, Bowie, Brock,
Cabe Alexander Evans Grnnel, Henry, Holmes. Hous-
Thompson, Toombs Wilson. Morton, and shepherd
For Mr., Il. WALsaiDeE.- Bingham, Disney, Doy,
For Mr.. J. E. Dow-Messrs. Booth, Cartier Cleveland,
Andrew Johnson, Waldo, and Peck
For Mr. MoRss-Messrs. Brooks, b. Butler, Clarke,
shall, Meacham, Newell, Owen, vinton, and Winthrop.
For Mr.. A. w. FLErcHER.-Messrs. Campbell and
For Mr. N. w. ADAMS CroweI
For Mr.. 3. MowER.-Messrs Nelson, Phoenix, Taylor,
For Mr.. 4. n. sHEkELL--Mr. Root
No choice having been effected after the result Of this
motion,
The House adjourned.
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SCIENTIFIC WONDERS The general faith in science as
wonder worker is al present unlimited; and along with
this there cherished the conviction that every discovery
and invention admits OF practical application 10 the
welfare OF men. Is vegetable product brought TO
this country from abroad, or new chemical compound
discovered, nominal physical phenomenon recorded
the question is Immediately asked, cu bono2 What is It
good for! Is food drink TO be got out Of tl Will il
make hais Or shoes, or cover umbrellas w .k Q,
And truly this bono question has OF late been salts
facory answered, that cannot wender that the pub
discovere and inventor and should believe tina, il sub
stance has valuable application Il will prove, IL fur
ther investigated. TO have thousand Gua percha has
not been known in this country ten years and already
would be more difficult to say what purposes il had moi
been applied TO-, than TO those TO which il has
been applied Gun-cotton had not proved in the saddes
way Its power 10 kill, before certain ingenious Americans
showed that has remarkable power of healing. and
forms the best sticking plaster for wounds Surgeons
have not employed ether and chloroorm aneshetcs
for three years and already ether steam engine is al
work in Lyons, and chloroform engine in London. OF
other sciences need scarcely speak. Chemistry has
long come downirom her atomic attitudes and elective
and compounds drugs with contented composure Elec-
city leaves her hunderbot in the sky, and, like Mer-
curry dismissed from Olympus leter-carrer and
ge.boy. Even the mysterious magneiism, which
needle uncoihed Of mystery, and set to driving turn
ing lahes The public perceives all this, and has unm-
ea iatn n mans power 70 conquer nature. The cred.
unity which formerly fed upon uncorns, phenixes
maids vampires krakens, presidential comets, fairies
ghosts, witches spectres, charms curses, Oversa
edes FACTIONS with Satan, and the like, now hampers
Win chemistry electricity, and magnetism, as once did
with the invisible world Shoes OF swiftness, seven
league boots and Fortunaiuss wishing caps banshed
even from the nursery but electro magnetic steam
nre balloon, which will cleave the air like thunderbolt,
and go as straight to it's destination the flies, lie
invention which many hope TO realized, before rail-
ways are quite worn to pieces snuff box full OF the
new manure about to be patented will fertlize field
and the same Of the new explosive will dsmante
the fothcatlons OF Paris By means OF the fsh-ta pro-
peef 70 be shortly laid before the Admiralty, the Atlantic
WIN De crossed in three days.--Edinbsvgh Rsvisv
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No choice having been effected after the result Of this
vote had been declared
Mr.. HOUSTON moved that the House do now ad
journ; which was not agreed 10.
Mr.. CABLE said that having nominated Mr.. J. T.
Dow without his knowledge consent at his request he
would withdraw his name.
Mr.; ALLEN nominated Jacob Bigelow Of the District
Of Columbia. for the Office Of Sergeant at-Arms.
Mr.. CARTIER, at the solicitation OF Mr.. Hiram Wal
bridge, withdrew the name OF that gentleman
Mr.. STEVENS withdrew the name Of Mr.. More
head.
The House then proceeded with the I'd vipa poce vote
for Sergeant al Arms, with the following result
Whole number Of votes cast, ala
Necessary to choice, los.
Mr.. N Lane received IS
s. w. Giddings 81
G. @. Washington Is
J. Morss Ia
Jacob Bgeow
]. A Rodgers
HI. Walbrtdge
]. Z. Dow
J. II. Mower
A. w. Fletcher
N. w. Adams
II. II. Shekcl
2IA
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an old blanket, while | went out. brought home half
crown by my shame, and stopped its cries for food
for two days My saferings have been such that
three days before hsst gied 70 gst into the work
the Of my boy and the address oil his s. and
pinned them his le shirt, and Jeff him ia beaioreyer
as thought--and 10 ths Regenl's park drown
myself in the the road leading 81 Johns
wood went there because was m'fe sure Of death l
asked me what was doing lie thought loohed sus.
pcious and drove from the park That saved my life
My father died, thank God when was eight years old
My sisters waiscoa hands, and both starving hardly
know whether Is dead She is suffering
from cancers. brought by poor living. am living
IA seryiee have been so for The last year and half
obtained character from Christian gentleman. TO whom
owe my salvation | solemnly assert, since have
been able to sufficient living have never once
sored TO prostitution. My boy is still In the workhouse
have been unable to money since have been In
service My low and had scarcely any clothes
when Welt there"
Are not all these details awful Can we wonder at
the poverty and the Indebtedness in great cities, when
many compelled 10 drag out miserable existence
by incessant toll, while the means thus obtained are
scarcely sufficient to satisfy the cravings of hunger
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BsAe HOGS -Psr~ssiparia Dstware - The York Re.
publican notices hog slaughtered BY VIM. W. Wolf esq,
o. Wrghvie, In that county which weighed when dress
60 eo1 ponndsIive weight 6ts poonds.-and asks, who
can beat III We have before letter from cor
respondent at Whtelcysburg, Kent county, Delaware,
which states that James H. Smith, esq OF that vicinity has
Just slaughtered hog years old weighing when killed,
US pounds. Who can beat that 1-BaiftmUs Swm.