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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05
Sherif's Sale.
H0ui.ou MilIer,

lI7uisou Miller,
". -- - IN lChoncery.a .asi
james Toner. ei.al. H - =
DY FiTluc Of deerer, = nd order OF sale izsued
ID out Of the Court Of Common Pleas of liar
risun county. Ohio. and to me direrie,l will Of.
fer for salein Cont Of the Court House. ia he town
OF Cadiz, in sHid eoHniy.on SatuHlay the 18th day
of AipWh nexi, bei tween the hours OF 10 o'olrck
A. VI. aud O'Clock, p. NJ. of sslid day. tie Iol-
lowing described real cstate,ro Wit:
ceTiaiH !,ntof gronRd situated in the town Of
jefferson. in said li,rTison county. in the STATE Of
Ohio. and marked in the plat nf snid town, niit
Numbered twCnty-ihree, cnni aiming in front on
Main streeI siyty feet. and ia lcngh Ut depth enc
HUNDRED aud lighty ieet. d. HILBERT,
February 3. 1851 -54i Sheriff
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SSherif's Sale.
VIM. McCrarken, Ex'r. on
Robt. McCrnckun, decd,
L., o.,

VIM. MCCrarken, EXT. Of
Robt McCracSun, decd,
vs. IN CuANcERY.
Nicholns s. lIenty, Hugh
Bay and Phillip Green.
BY virtue OF an alias oder Of sale Issued ont
4 , ol the Court IT Common Pleas of Harrison
county, Ohio, and to me directed, will offer for
sale in front uf the court house in said county.
on Saturday, th4 Isl day Of March next, between
the hours Of ~ O'Clock a. m and O'Clock p. M,
of said day, the following described real estate,
to wit: situated in the county OF Harrison, in
the State of Ohio, and bounded as follows, be-
ginning at Il stone at the south west corner Of
Geo. Browns land, running thence N. 50 deg
w 50 perrhes to stone, thencc N 25 deg, w.
ID, 81 perches, to stone. thence ). Is deg.
w. 90, Al perehcs, 20 II stOue, thence N. 2 deg,
f.. 81 5 perctcs, 10 the place of beginning, con-
taiuing two Hercs, more less, being part of the
north half Of section No eleven, in township
nine. range No. five, in the SteubenviIle land
district, together with all and singular the bull
dings and Improvements. consisting OF Steam
Saw Mill and al the right, title interest, proper
! ty, claim, and demand whatsoever. Of them, the
said Hugh lay and Nicholas $. Henry, in lot OF
otherwise, Of. in, and To, the same.
Jan 30 43 st DAVID HILBERT. Sh'f.
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NATIONAL HOUSE.
CoR>eR OF SrErcENSnLg AND WAsAFS srtser
CADlZ, OHIO.

CURAER OF SrEIcENNILLR AND WAEEES sfE kEr
CADlZ, OHIO,
One square west fthe Public Buildings iofm-
erly occupied BY Thouas =. Vincent
@T-AA TENHESpBsCRlBRR having iasely
ffsssssf rented this establisfmrBfs iliis
ssssySSf Renovated aud put il IN cotapieie sepair,
s and furnished ii with entire new Fufni
ture. This house is located ia the plelssait
and business part OF the town.
THE STABLES are extensive. and havo nlso
been thoroughly repaired and viii ut all tines hr
provided with the best of proyeider. and attended
by careful and ohliging hosIlers.
Connected with the establishment. len nr.a and
extensive WAGON YARD. (thc best IL Cndiz)
and smtable for Meungeries and Cireuscs.
Having permanently located at the above stanI,
the citizens generally ,and dtetruvelling pnblic
rest assured thatno pnins win be spared 10 render
those who may favor the National House with
call as comfortable as possible by which mems she
hopes to merit aud receive iibeTnI
share oi patronage.
DROVERS Saccnmmodated with any amount ol
Snhlinc required.
B0ARDERs received by the week, month or
Year. M
Suitable Rooms can befurnshed fol Priyatg F0-
miles
I have connected with the above establishments,
LIVERY STABLE, which, for. tylr of CARRl-
tGEs, and sa iety Of lIoRsEs, cannot bc surpassed
by any establishment oithe kidd in he county.
R'rGIAKGES MODERATE.
Cahiz. April ~, 1919
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FRE IN WHEELNG, VA.--We learn from
a gentleman af Cadiz, who wns presen, at
the time, that an extensive fire occurred in
Wheeling on Wednesday morning, the 20Ih
uIt. The Glass works Of Messrs. Swreneys
81 Bell, we're consumed, with nil their con-
tents. Loss estimated at $4,000.
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The sies met Atlantic has not yet been
heard from, md The opinion among nautical
msa grows strofger that she has hsen lost
The following. however, fam an old steam
ship builder, seems 10 Afford faint hope oil
her s'feIy:
Frst. Her boilers being made with dou-
bic tiers of furnsces, The consumption oi coal
is much Increased, without deIivIng proper
Tomato sdsanlagn in heavy wesIher' when
half the reyoluiinns Of The wheels are per-
formed m the air. Secondly. Her stock Of
cuol taken on boa,d al LiVerpooi would be
more likely To lie lessened than increased for
a winters voyage, owing TO tie dressing i'm
pormniiies of slippers, many OF whom had
4 been shut onl from previous steamers. Third
In. Being so lightly spared, oil the canvass
she could spread would not drive her ihro'
the waier at grealer rate than three knots,
limpeEed, as she would he. by her wheels,
and having on board, in cargo, machinery
&c. a dead weight of probably 3Col tons
But if the wind was foul, she would have
great difficult in bearing up against IL, be
ling encountered with her wheels and delli-
cienr OF bowsprit and head sails; conse-
Iqncnlly she would dnit with the gale, nnd is
now perhaps ia tae neigh6orhood of the A.
lzores, from whence we shall hear from he,
Ibv the London fruit schooners, who make
average passages of nine days from Terctira
Ito Cowes; therefore, until the middle oI
February, We cunnmexpoci news from these
islands; and for the previous reasons, to-
iaelher with Aknowledge of her great slrergil
Il tee persuaded We shall heat of her from
that quarter.
EXECUTION OFALBERT BAIIAN.-
Albert Blhan, convicted Of the murder o
Alder, pedlar, was executed OH The morning
of the 24ih Of January, at minutes past
II o'clock.
Al IL o'clock. The Rev. Mr., Nelson asked
him II had any confession to make. lie
said IL lave made 30 confession, and have
none 10 make" He still protested his nno.
cruce 1f the crime charged against him.
AT 5 minutes past II, all being ready.the
leap was placed over his. eyes, when lie ex'
claimed 'On dear" Tne weights were
hen dropped and the man launched int
Ieernitv.
I His body nfer hanging for fifteen min
uies, was placed in a coffin, and his brother
John brought from the prison tn take last
view of il. The scene was truly affecting
II Auburn, n. Y. paper.
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or A fight took place IN abe Indiana
Constitutional Convention, on Thursday the
goth ul., in which one Of the honorable
members got black eye as a receipt for its
occurrence.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05

DIR. SWAYNE'S
Compound syrup or Wt;d Cherry
A Truly WONDERFUL CURE!



pEcEMBsR 25. 1913.
DR.. SwAYxE; Dear Sir-liaving contracied =
severe cold, which settled upun my lungs, atte--
ded with violent cough pain in my side and
breast. difficulty pf breathing. was attended by
PLY siciHns Of the FIRST espert,l,ily hut my sYnP-
toms became very alarming; there wasnn ahocss
formed iH my lungs aud madeils way through Ny
side, and discharged large quantities o puss ex-
tern1ly. 50 that my hysiciun thought the power
OF funclioi.s of one oi'my lungs were totally de-
slTOyed-thereoTe supposed The case entirely
hopeless. This mourniul state Cf things contin-
ucd for .ons lime, until | was y astcd and worn
t0 a skeleton had tried u number OF remedies ,
but all jailed TO do any good. But there still be-
ing spark of hope lett with NC and mg anxious
parents. and aling heard 0I the great virtues . {
your COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY, and its being approved of by physcians of
the FIST eminencc. conCluleh To make tria
oC it, and to my great satisfaction. my cough
gradually grew better; the hole in my side re-
gan to heal. and atn now happy 10 say. frou
poor and q almosl h 'peless skeleton, | la, become
healthy and weigh more than ever have. All
any neishbors can testo The tiiy above tac,.
AGrsuAu lIuNslKrE.
Two miles from SkippHckyille, skippaGk Town.
ship, Pennsy lyania.
CAUTION CAUTION !!
Avoid all spurious preparations of Wild Cher
ry, such ms Balsams. Bittcrs, Syrups Of Wild
Cherry. Pills purporting to coutnin Wild Cherry.
&c, ( . az they are all fictitious and counterfeit.
and contain none of the virtues OF the original and
genuine preparation, rs prepared by DR. IL.
;SwAYNE, and the first ever prepared in this conn
uy. Remember, it is put mp in squire ho;Trs,
cove errd with beautiful wrapper, (steel engra.
ving) with the portrait of Dir. SwAYNE thereon.
also his signature.
SWayne's Celebrated VeTuntfwGe.
"a safe and elTcfunl remedy ior Worms,
Dysnepaa, Cholera Morbus, sck'y
or Dyspcptic children orndults,
and the most useful Family
Medicine ever offered
to the public.'
This remedy is one which has pro, ed snccess-
fnl fol long time, and il is universally aoknowl-
edged by who have tried it, to be far superior
(beiDg SO very peasan to the taste at the nmle
time effccna) to any other medicine ever eln-
ployed in diseases for which il is recommended
1t not onl destroys worms, but il inyigorales the
whole system
BEWARE OF MISTAKES.
Remember! it is now put mp in square bot les.
with the portrait of pr. SwAYNE on each side.
without which none is gcnniuc.
(rAF- See that the name is spelled correctly OF
the bottles and labels,
OF FSWAYNE.-r0
CLEANSE AND PURIFY.
Dr. Swayne's Sugar Coote Snrsapar 5Ua'
ard Erfract Of Tar Pitts.
| Act as gentle purgativc, producing healthy
state of the liver and bowel. ncting as an al'cr-
,utiva, changing that state OF co iiycncss which
is very common to some individuals, anG tor th'
iuegulnriies incident to Il nllles they are very
valuable
.E~pssEe Cnr EESFrwignts cO.gsEEv.
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D0ugIass ltou
AND STAGE 0EEIE 9



gfilE undefssissa s'.'
eSfEf lhat vfD kaoen |
III -DOuGisAss llpuSi,s '51.' 'z1
80 ~ fiiiy insiies sall his ~ fr'tafN' 4 81
Community gcucraliy .Tn give hin ct' 1is 81
iocation aid te astdrsfhcm lAnI ~ II'|1| 81 ~
OF expense shall ,,e spared ior'4nlef i|e'e fI'I s'
bic. and to give entire sadsnrfioa
Ills TABLE shall ~ al iflcs tf taff'I<
with the best the markets afofd. 10 1H|Hi
Ills PARLORS aud CHA ABfEs nlt1|i - 4.
" umished and aali 10 carefully iHff|s,,'I
aHd in snHi. nnling rhall he rspiirH q| ~
cpmieTt and cnuYei6enee OF = eue<.s.
III STABLES are iaIge and confenlents end
well calcuuted cor the aceonm0i4ilou - DH1
yEEs. md shall at al times lie suppien vIfb ne
best Hay and dtiriin th, masks nii8Ids --afFi ~
all times be attended b. cnteiiil and oblisin<
ostiers
BOARDERS WiIl be taken ty the day. fneaih
or yenr. on We msst reaso .ia5i irrne.
o. The Wheeling. Wnar'r- and N7>1l;in-tcn
STAGES, leave this iionse ssi-weckit. Witch
win make this House a Onseiicir stuppin4 place
for Travellers intrndingin travel ~ stases
CATTLE DR0YEE s. can nt nll'iimes Be ans
commodated with the best ofpasinse.
have, connected with the
above establishment, LIVERY kA
STABLE, which. for sly le Of CAR Il -
kIAGES. and saIfis OF HORSES. ZlaE& q
cannot be surpassed by any esiab @f4
iahupnt Of the kiad inihe country aas
~ Charges in al cases moderate.
Cadiz. Aug. %. lS49. JOHN AMSp0HFR
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05

FRENcH SroLIATIoN BILL.-We learn
from Washington, that there is, now, n"
doubt entertained Of the passage through the
House Of the French Spolaliou Bill.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05

01YAttention is directed to the adveI-
,semeut IF Mr.. Joha Amspoker, proprietor
of ihe .sDouglas House," Cadjz, Ohio
This property is IN good repair, and enjoys
IA full share Of the custom nf The county.
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Mansion House.
Il ~ - = T'.ESEs OFF

SN NJ ~ SA - - - = =
CoLNER OF STFuRENvILLE srREET Al d rnk PErtts
SaUARg, orPosITE fHE GOrRT House
" ME Snhscriberrespectfnlly infnrnshTs chests
and thu. public, that he has lelse,l the uh ~
HOUSE lately kept by S. H. DawEY Tor |. nun er
Of years, and is relaring and renoyuting il ftlpt
top To bottom and has rcfirnished il wiftl ent;fa
new furniture, carpets. &c. tie hatters haHnps.ti
that or neatness OF arrangement aud eoali0rtHtls
accommodate ms, the MANSION HOUSE cannes
now be snrpassc'i in Ilis section OF The Siaie
The BEST df n'artftaf0rds will be put ia re
QUESTION to fnvnish his tahlrs. and every aff,n
ton paid by all connected with the establishment,
to render visitors ut home. The STABLES arc
new, excellent. aud capable nccamm,piatisg sg
60 horses. and none bit husly ost, rs will rsra
be kept about Them. Sufficient provinder wiiial
WAYS be kept on hand. and DROVEliS md tn ~
FEbElS may depend upon having their aninnln
well led and nftenled to,
BOARDERS taken ny the in s. ~eel, month,
or year. on the most reasonable terms
'eSrFsY .-ey The STEuBfN VIl.LEt,
Sst:g Y,tsssy ca MBRI DGFc and WASH
szslgz} lNGTON SFA GIs leave. This
honset eta-ifeekly, ,Nhieilnask
i'a desirable stopping place for persons visiting
to travelhy those convcyances.
For ;he convenience Of guests, the snhsrfihug
he Rltn ahont establishing d LIVERY STABtsE
in connection with 'he house, so that persons ie
sir0us of securing nrvatr convnvnnces ct tfse *,
without trouhle nj the shortest notice and III, she
most reasonable terms
/ Determined to render abstraction bsih in ne-
Communications aud charges, I ask share 81 nah.
lie patronage. WILLIAM BARRETf
Cadiz, Angnst 7, 1850.
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FRESH groceries!

viii constantly be kept on hand aud for sale.
COFFEE, TEA and SUGAR, New Orleans VI, /.
lasses, Sugar House, do. M. and Max lseret.
Rice. Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Rnisins, Almond, .
Pen Nuts. Candies. assorted 'Fnb@cca. t,igais
common and spanish. Soaps. CASTLE, vtriegatc..
and Rozin. Candies, Brooms, Bed-corts, hatiinA
candewicking, Rozin, Snlt, and Kentucky l.iine
Also, Forks, Hoes and .Scythe Snaths, tog, the
with nl other articles usunlly kept in grocrric.
nnd oil Of wbichhe offers, Wholesale orretail. hi
'ow rs canhe had pthis mtrket
All kinds Of country produce taken IN exchange
ior Groceries SAM uEI. HAMILTON. &
Cadiz, april II, ls50-u.
N, B. he keeps a four horse team c0nsiiinnlis
rmning from tiadizloAhc nver, ~ The ncpoipmp
dutiuu the Pubic, S.iis
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05

" We havereceNed aiale number oflhe
"Sclenlifc American" the first for long
time. Since we last saw it, we think that
imporlan improvements have made, not only
in It's mechanical appearance, but in The ii,
lustrauous and their interpretations This
publication possesses value to the mechun
ic that none other printed in the States do.
or We acknowledge the iercipt OF an
Invitation, under date Of Jan. 2lsl, 1851, tc
attend lhe great "dianer parry" given TO Col
r. w. Hoe, the inventor Of the "Mammoti
Fast Steam P.iniing Press" by Messrs
Beach, Borlhers, Pfopriolors Of the New
York Daily and Weekly Sun. This is one
Of the most enterprsing establishments in
the United States, and the "Sun" has cir
culation far in advance Of any of its A.
mercan contemporaries. May il continue to
prosper.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05

The "Dnnglass Hons:h now occupied by the
subscriber, is OFFERED FOR RENT. possession
given on the ls day OF April, or sooner ifdesir-
cd. Tuis is one OF the olde t and best known
stadds in Harrison county and always has, and
does now, command large share OF the custom
of the county. JOHN A MSPUKER.
Cadiz Feb 3 I55I-tf.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05

Gen. John A Qni,tnan, governor of the
State Of Mississippi, has resigned bis office
for the purpose Of attending his trial in New
O.lenIs ..ra-
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i Gen. Charles f. Janes was elected, on
she 30,h ult,, to lhe United States Sena'e
sty 'be Rhode Island Legislature. Ills ma
ghirjty WIS one.
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EeEE I'D W An.

yENllE subscriber has renewed bis Grocery 10
his own building, formerly occupied by j.
X. RAW FORD. as u saddler shop. on Maih
street, two doors west ofJohn Beall Drug store.
where he hopes, by strict attention TO husinets.
to be able to acromodate all who may fivor hin.
with their patronage ms he is determined 10 s, l.
o,y for cash A tull supl,ly Of tfHt
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Tavern Stand and Store Room,

for numbers of years. There is excellent waite
on the promises, Wagon Yard. convenient sin
bios. sheds, &C. Being situated ~ one Of Il'e
most thriving villages Of the country. surrounded
by wealth, settlement, aud en- thc most promi-
nent roads in the northern part Of said county,
makes Il ,lesirable situation lor public business.
Offered (pr sale as tho property Of Josiah
.Crawfard, dro'd. who formerly occnped the
premises. Possession given on tho ls' day Of
Anil next--terms made known on the day oI
sale. THOS. e. J0RKHlLL, Adn'r.
Jan Is, ,I8jl--!it.
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COUNTING-EsGUs
~ 10 3SG a AT ~ ca .
A%z4sTs EL0
EEiNG TIE SEVENTY FIFTH OF OUR INDEPENoEScE.
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TAKE NOTICE!

' ME subscriber Intending to discontinue the
business ol Hotel-ket.ping, offers az Paw ATE
SAuE. either Ter cush or on time. with approved
security .hllihe FURNITURE. now in ihe Doug
lass iHause," Cadiz. Ohio, consisting OF Beds and
Bedding, Carpetiass, the culinary npparuius
now in use. &c, &c.
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Sheriff Is Sale.
Petition FOR Partition.

William Moore,
CaihariDc Moore, et.gnl, nq
Z ED.f virtue of Nnialias ordcrcf sale issnei out
Z , OF ihc Court of Common Pleas OF Harrison
county, Ohio. and TO me directed, will offer FOR
sale III front Of the Court House, in tie town Of
Cndiz, on Soluiday the 18Th tay Of March nexl,
berwcen the bauls of 10 O'Clock A. NJ aud 4 o.
clock r. M, OF snid day. the following tlcseribed
real estate. 10 wit: Situate in the township Ct
Stock. county Of Harrison, State Of Ohio, being
the south west quarter Of Section 25, Township
IL, Of Range FIVE. in the Steubenville Land Dis
lrict, continuing l5g acres, and heiug The sure
uact q land nf which Edward, late OF said qoun
~ died saized ss ID, HILBERT. Sheriff.
Eebflhrv x. 1851 5tA4 IN Fs W -
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.og m S;Flcrif's Sale. Ft&a

~ -1"1 "17 1l9WCTHI - N5slIU, 1T19 FNI
S'G 'SAn S'@D''"' 98. s'r,4i' IN chauoery.
sBgThonas Moody, etall a. N7gEE
SY virtue of II decree and order Of sale issucd
Ed cut Of the Court o( Common Plens Of IInrri.
son county, Ohio, aud to me directed, Iwill ,fer
for sale in font Of the Court Iouse. in The town
of CHdiz, 10 said county, on SATURDAY the
lalh day of MARCH next, between the hours Of
l0o'clocR, A. VI. and clock, P.M ul said day,
thc following described real estate. to wit; Lot
No, 3, A. J 8 and "a in The town Of New Market,
in said Harrison. county.
sae,5 m D. HILBERT, Sheriff.
February 5, lS5l--5iI r s.s vi
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fVERvrry gfentdelentipn. pn heHxS hiark
Ia OF FALL GOODS nte 1T hana and opaueA
1ui exhibition, und shall be nleased q snEiisms
10 nj thnt will hiyorns with cnll o6rFin9 ae
~ iildncemeit handsome sonds nnst gre II hARs
iAIss. VIM IIfl(sts Il Ia
q diz, oct. 30, 1850.
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aaBALLoTINei FUR united STATES SENA-
ToR.-The Two branches Of the Ohio Legis-
lature assembled In Convention, on Thursday
last, The 30 h uIl., for The purpose Of trying
10 eIeci United States Senator. Nine
bsllouogs were had, in which Payne, Demo
crst, received from 81 II Al votes; Griswold,
Wing, from 42 10 4S votes, and Giddings,
Free Soilcr, from 10 TO II. The election
was then postponed until the other officers
elected by The Legislature shallbc chosen.
The prospects do moi seem favorable to a
choice this session.
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have taken measures to prevent, in The lu-
tsre from changes in he weather Oflhis < ind
effecting the appearance Of The Sentinel OF
relsrding the puncIuality of lis publication
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05
farm ttlr sale.

"a M Ut T7N7KFEF7e " --7777 7-7
sSIfU ATE one alile from New FhifHsleinhfat1
4 1.-The Catiztuad. c3hiaialNe ahoal 4 y astas Nv
mud lllerepre about 100 acres clepGrsi. hnd
the whole tact iRnyldss seace Jhn sDi Il xssi.
9ns. snbsaeipggsses llotgoMsp ins rfssnk ls.lshsa
~ hiaIs, Ii iSHeAi Heheuis inFuiarA. nHii = s&s
tof ~, and hRs Al 4he n1snntnges 81 hR;Ne nsas
AN ImfFnrihg tnwMs Jsk1. IA alxzf
N. FfiM., dec II. III Ar 4 tNi,k 54iX e 4
x CASKS Waiter sefa III, hasesI|s'.s. z
aAe = AS T 4 y III Il
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-04
Spring and Summer Clothing
Costume Hall.
Cor. Pratt ST., and Centre Market Space,
BALTIMORE.

Cor. Pratt ST., and Centre Market Space,
BALTIMORE.
vNNHE la.ges, and best stock OF READY
L MADE CLOTHING ever offered in
Baltimore. Dress, Frock and Sack Coats,
all colors. qualities and sizes. from $3.50
10 $3.50 and upwards. Pantalcons, a, q |
to $50, and upwards. embracing all styles
of fancy. plain and plaid Cassmer's.-
Vests Of every variety at corresponding
prices. Also a large assortment OF Coy $
Clothing.
Importing our own Cloths direct 'ran
Europe, and manufacturing on the most
extensive scale, enables Us 4" offer induce
mehrs 10 purchasers not TO be surpassed y,
any Ciolhng Establishment in the Un';rd
States. The proprietOrs are determined 10
make the Wholesale Rooms The poln, Of
grea, attraction. and have now made rp
more than $4,000 Garments, from the finest
quality to the lowest IN price. -.
In the Cusrom Department will always
he found the choices, selection OF Ctnhs,
Casslmeres and Vesllngs, which will be
made up at the shortest notice. and IN The
lates: style, aud Fl, always guaranteed.
The one price system strictly adhered to
Remember the name and place, corne'
Pratt; ST., and Centre Market Space.
II. II. COLE & co.
Baltimore, June 81, lS5l-ly ia
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-04
HARNESS 4 son.
The Great W'hOlcsale Clothing House.
CHARLES HARDNESS g. SON.

The Great W'hOlcsale Clothing House.
CHARLES HARDNESS s. SON,
No. 1923 Market st.. The South east corner
Fourth street,
Philadelphia.
THE proprietors Of this old established
L Fashionable Clothing Store, ore now
manufacturing the largest, bes, assorted,
and mos, FashionabIy 60! ur stock of Su-
perior Clothing for the Fall and Winter
trade, that has ever teen offered 10 the no.
tice, Of Wholesale tuyers.
Hardness y Son respectfully invite the
attention of Merchants and Dealers, conf
dent that ,.,ei, stock If clothing will be
found expressly adapted to. the require
ments Ct the Southern and Western mar
kets, while their prices will convince IN
tendine purchasers tina, their Establishment,
offers extraordinary Inducements.
TAKE NOTTCE.-Harkness & Sons
Clothing Store is large Five Story Brick
Building. situated on the Sonh-eas, corner
OF Fourth and Market sis Philadelphia.
N. B. Look out for the largest Gill Block
Letter Sign. in the United States, and read
Hardness & SoN.
July 4, lS5l-4t las