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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-30
GEO. B. SAResnr, plaintiff, by
Cook &. BRo. his Aftv's.
September 18th, 1889.

a
Sz.4TE OF IOW.9,
County Of Mol :"
In D;sf,irf ronrt FIR aid County s.
TO WILLIAM MOORE. 6IR:- =
" " are hereby noti6ed hat there Is now on
L Gle 10 II. Office o. The Clerk ofthe psirc,
Court in said county, petition Of A. Wnrnsr
Spencer cls ming Of YOU Three Hundsed col ars
as money row due him on two certain p,omle $50.
nv notes executed ~ you on the fourth day Of
September, a. D. 1880, 70 ssid Spencer, fof on.
hundred dollars each, with interest at the rate Of
ten per cent per annun, said ties payasie res
pectively one and two years from the date there
OF, and the foreclosure Of mortgage, executed
BY you Al the same time 10 said Spencer 70 30
cure the payment Of said notes. upon the fellow.
ing land ai,uaied in Sc~,s county, Iosa, 20 vii /;
The senth easi quarter Of section No. eighteen
1881 in tnwnsAie No. seventy .nsne 1871 north nf
range No. fvs t5l east Of the 9TH tftacipal mo
ridian; and thar unless yau appear and answer
thereto, on or before the 6rsi day of The next
term thereof, Judgment will he rendered againsi
you thereon and said MORTGAGE loveci"sed
JAMES fIaRiNGTaN, Il
Clark ofsaid Court. Z
COOK 4 BRo. Asy's FOR rs'f. @ 4
STATE or oW.a, Ga. 8
n iSsf,irt Co,T f,r ,sid ro nfy
TO JOHN rRINK 4 COMPANY, SlRs:-
VbU are herebv notified that there is new.ou
J. file ins,he Office Of tho Clerk o. the Bissviet
Court ia ssid county, petition OF John 'Coe
claiming Of you Two Thousand dollars - mon.
cy now duo him fsonr said defeadanie, for and
rs damages by him, sasiained in this 70 wit: that
on the i7,h day Of February =. .. 1889. said de-
PENDANTS were comsnsn sarnera o. pssse ngers
from the City Of Rock Jstsnd, lhino's, to 'hs
City Of Chicago, in said Slate ier hire; MAJ SAID
Defendants then contracted 70 carry said Coz
from Rock Island to Chicngo asorssaid Tor h,re a.
passenger in the common stage eoach-oi sa'd
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT bv reason OF gross negl gencc
and careless anil improper conduct on the par
OF said defendants the plaintiff was thrown OF
from said coach, and greatly wound. d, tsuset
and injured; and tor money Illegally exactef
from him by said defendants on his passaae af"re.
said from Rock leland to Chicago--and that vou'
property has been attached 10 satisfy said clam
Of plaintiff, and that unlees YOU appear ana On
swer thereto, on or before the fiief day OF No
sember next, judgment will BE- rendered
against yon thereon, and said attached property
cold 10 satisfy the same.
JAMES THoRINGToN, Clerk.
!oaS Coz, Plaintiff.
Sept. 18th. 1859. 1-4w
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FOE SAIL.

4 FINE farm On line Mississippi River adjoin-
"A ing tie Town OF Buffalo, comfortable aweil-s
ing house and the whole handsomely and eligi-
uiy situated. Will be sold at at good bargain.
For terms enquire Of ]. s. FSispson. Bafislo, or
OF COOK Il. ARGENf
Davenport, ian. Goth, 1852. s
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Davenport, April 22a, 1859
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

Nov IL WiAiam Johnston, against the IVdkcs-
barre Coal Company. This was an aston brought
by the plaintiff against the defendants, for rasin
canal boat, sunk With load Of coal, in Williams
burg. The allegation Of the plaintiff ia, that he
rated the boat. and is entitled to reasonable sum
for his labor. The defendants say that they made
one William Spence, the agent of the company, but
rot signed by the plaintiff. This paper states that
the work was to be done for $50. It is also alleged
by the defendants, that the work was not properly
done. Testimony was given, that the paper was not
drawn IN the presence of the plaintiff, but was
written alter yards by the agent, Spence; that tho
boat Va raised, ard coal taken out; that Il was a
most difficult job. The jury returned verdict for
the defendants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

EXECUTIONS Lacy. negro girl who was SEN
fenced to be hung at Richmond on the ga ult for
the murder Of her infant child, was respted by the
Governor Of Virginia till Nov 18th, this day A
slave named Miles, convicted for com hitting rapo
upon white girl in Princess Ann county, Va was
sentenced to 10 hung on the 18th Of November,
to- day.
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Posr OFFICE OPERATIONS, --Established-Ree
Station, Cambria county, Penn, Eooch Rees post
Beiglc postmaster. scontnued-Pittsburg, Dark
county, Ohio; Lathrop, Susquehanna county, Penn
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the hour Of heaviest travel. Five hundred an
twenty-sevcn omnibuses will take up as much room
rs one hundred and eighty one cars, which one hun
dred and eighty one cars would take ten thousand
eight hundred and sixty persons both ways, or one
hundred and forty-onc thousand one hundred and
eighty during thirteen hours. The comparison may
be stated thus: the same number of persons may be
carried through Broadway, taking the vehicles
alone into consideration at about one-third much
Of the stroet, and, taking the horses alse into
sidcration. at less than quarter; while the same
Of the street during the dsy, at least hun
bred ard seven thousand six hundred and ninety
seven more persons would DO taken than arc taken
now, and fifty eight thousand nine hundred aud
sixty-eght more personsthan could be taken by the
present number Of omnibuses. The gentlemen on the
other side may answer this argument if they can.
II am right in this, Ihavc shown that railway,
as proposed, will relieve Broadway, and will give
additional facilities Of communication between the
upper and lower parts Of the city,
The form and situation of this city indicate tue
system OF public conveyances which wo ought 10
adopt. the island is long, with deep water snitoi
Gent for the heaviest ships on both sides. Whas
we want is one great trunk line through the centre
OF the island, with branches to the shore on DON
sides Broadway and Boomingdale road are IN the
centre, and on the ridge nearly midway between
the two rivers. There the trunk line should run.
and that must be a railway, because no system OIL
onlnbuses would ever be sufficient :,
What eS Incidents have been sug gested 10 place OF
a railway in Broadwnyl The opening of side streets
and running cars or omnibusfs tnero. This would
not answer tho purpose, unless the foot passengers
would 70 there You may open side streets, but
Won will not take of the traffic from Broadway un.
less you can force foot passengers into the side
streets; public conveyanccs must 90 where foot pas
sepgers are. You cannot divert the foot travel into
a side street, for tho reason that Jon cannot move
Broadway into tho side strcets; the shops and
hotels there are the great points Of attraction, and
you cannot move them. Whas side streets would
You 0peDl The only streets contemplated are Poad
street, Wiian street, Church and Greenwich streets
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-14
~ NESDa20R HOagSe:
,uuNER OF STEuBENvILLE AND WARREN srRER-s
CADi2. OHIO, .af.. Il.
One snnnre wes1 Of tho Pnhlic Rnildinpa .fnrm-

LuuNER OF STEuBENvILLE AND WARREN sTRER-s
CADi2. ONO. .ut.a. u-
One square west OF the Public Buildings form
erly occupied by Thomas G. Vincent.
IArSA TIE SUBSCRIBER thankful for tbs
TssaEA patronage heretofore bestowed upon
sHggE him. would beg leave to announce
&MaHkssSs to his old friends and the public at
rlarge. that he continues at the old stand. This
establishment, has been renovated and put itin
complete repair, and furnished il with entire new
Furniture. This house is located in the most
pleasant and business pnrt OF the town. " %
TIE STABLES are extensive, and have also
been thoroughly repnired. and will at all times be
provided with the best Of provender, ond attended
by careful and ohliging hostlers.
Connected with the establishment, lie n large and
extensive WAGON VAR (the hest in Cadiz(
and suitable for Menngeries and Circuses.
No pains will be spared to render those who
may favor the National House with a call, II
comfortable as possible, by which means the uh-
dersigned hopes to merit and receive n liberal
share of patronage. .. b.
DROVERS accommodated with any amount OF
Stabling required.
BOARDERS received by the week, month or
year. -.
Suitable Rooms can befurnished forPrivats Fn-
miles. y,
have connected with the above establishment.
In LIVERYSTABLE, which, for 9 lyle Of CARRf-
AGES, and sa tcty of lIoRsEs, cannot he surpassed
nv any establishment ofthe kind in the county.
CHARGES MODERATE. %.
TuOMA MoCuE.
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$4,000 Reward!
MTTTTKTN & GRIMES

gATOuLD say to their old friends and ~
w toners, and everybody else, that :" sy
have Just received the LARGEST and BEST selected
stock OF GOODS ever brought to ~ilnrrison county
It consists of everything in the shape of DRY
iOODS AND GROCERIES,, QUEENSWARE
HARDWARE, ttc., etc.
They are determined TO give BETTER BARGAINS
than any other store in " these diggins." lfyot
don't believe it come and see Tor yourselves.
Bring on your Produce, tor MilliAin & Crime
always pays as high, if not higher prices for nj
kinds of Country Produce, than any other stor'
in Cadiz. octS
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SHOP NUMBER TWO!

I WOULD respectfully announce to the %citizen'
I ofCadiz that have again taken my old shop
N Market street, directly opposite the Hardware
tore. which was recently occupied by Jones ant
| would respectfully ask the public tc
me II call at Number Two"
All who have boards to cut or hair to crop,
Just call on me Mt my old shop;
Yes, friends. hi tell you what to do:
Give me il call at Number Two;'
At noon or eve, by night or day,
Or my time that you can stayi
But give ne time, dear sir, to rest
Upon thnt day that God has blessed.
My room is neat, my towels clean.
Ny scissors sharp, and ru2ors keen,
And everything | think you'll find.
To emit the taste and please the mind,
And then | move my hand rs true,
AS my barber e'er can do,
With rapid touch III smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And all that art and skill can do.
Yonr money will procure for you.
nct~-iv LOT WILLIS.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-14
Ewes Right---and Dress!

TAKE this opportunity Of saying to the citi'
zens of this and the adjoining counties, 'haI
/ nm receiving n splendid New Stock of FALL
AT D WINTER DRY GOODS, the prettiest ant
best ever brought to this part Of the country
which | will sell as low as any who sell Good
in this part of the coun'ry-cteap for cash. My
motto is Quick Sales and Small Profits"
My Stock consists of super French Merinoes
Silks and Satlns, Cloths, Cassimeres, S%attinets
rwecds. Persians, Delains. Alpaccas. Coburgs
Lnccs, Chemisetts, best French-work Capes am
Collars, Flannels, and every variety IN the DR.
Goods line. Also, all kinds OF CLOTHING, Pu
up by ourselves, and made by one OF the bes
Tuilors in the Western country
Call and see for yourselves n Snyder & M
Cormick's old stand. Cadiz. No humhug at IN.
stor. Eeppf1n , A. +, MOORE
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E!17 II! g(H !I, d. ,|! "A

NllihADELPHIA MEDICAL iIUU>E-Is
tabl.shed l5 years ago. by DR.. KINKELlH
n. W. corner OF THIRD and UNION streets. e
tween Spruce and Pine, Il square and a half r' nj
the Merchants Exchange. Philadelphia.
Persons suffering from Pains i'll the L,oins, G.
cent and Chronic affections of the Kidneys, Il 81
ease OF the Bladder. Gravel, Structures SepllI a.
Weakness. and all the C~Oncomilant trtins OF w.
pl little affections. and those who, by indulge ie
IL secret habit. have cntailed ON themselves G, H.
sntutional debility, should apply Immediately OF
the most speedy remedies to DR.. KlNkELl H..
the most expert and successful practitioner faloi
near. in the Treatment OF all diseases al Il priv 10
nature. INVAIIDS
Are appraised that DIR KiNKELIN confines ia
practice to Il particular branch of medicine. viii h
engages his profound attention. He cautions g
unfortunate against the abuse OF mercury tho l.
sands are annually mercurialized out of life; / t.
cent affections are promptly extinguisiIed. Ste
your cases properly eradicated, not patched u e.
~ STARRED people. and those about to MARI, ,
should be particularly %cantions oftlrose accidentsi
what a dreadful Inheritance to transmit to postc'
ity!" ..rI
Structures, one ofthe mosttroublesome md dan
gcrous affections, which often end in gravel, il.
Illumination, weakness. &C., DR.. kinkelin guaran
tees to. remove speedily; as also swelilnss' die
oased PROSTATE glands, &c. Structures have ruin
ed many who had no knowlrdgenf then existence
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE!
sia. Pnlni,nIinn1 M the Heart. Tnrnid Liver, Palsy,
Irri, ahhiII ;.y ~ the Svstom' GenarnIn ar Local Pains
ar W. ,,oss W,r3t Su,oots DimnaIs ~ S;yht.
tr,s Of 49, tanS"f N~nsr,Ior p nstr,t;on IND
Ill disansos of ,hn Norynus Cen,re never dreu
af thn cnnoo nr tha;r sayer,I ndiic,;ons 'They
- ~ ro LIZ . ~ " tbaa no"saa and - M Va
i l tInnG ''
: WIN ~ tho oouso or ,hoso d;so, rae srv fa
u l W. .;pIo y, = . u,GG,u1 ~
, qnsn"y le - Ta"onoa1 .I.an XIV.
pt"otiS~1 " t"ouI"" - hmnt nr;ooa
~ so'o"l :. : : = ny, r. u rL ua;nn1
young maihooa' producing me"'ni al" P"JH '"
PtoStt"'ioh' ur~
NAGs,
Nclhehuci' WIN lluuisenI u leP.si.t"n' ~
game e&citement becomes Utmost con'ituoos wv
, morpioiy setlsl1ive-so iiuch 80 INA. thc oisAn
IRE vlvln,y acleo upon ~ u pLutlen1 an,"s ,.", ,b",
EsPecI'i'y ~ u sta'e OF lhlPeneet siecl' ~ my
stimulated ny lacivious and perniclous dreams
which lead TO u constant ana involuntary was'ih|
away otthe stamina OF man: me more TINS I'M
4. happy condition is prolonged me more frequent
" involuntary. and alarming the evil and II not NJ
rested speeplly, the WIN soon loses ali conro'
: y an" becomes a mere slavp o.: uePaasen rass,oma
me ihehtnI ""u ihteiicctqpll nun alc eo =" o'ol
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EresHl MGadt Pure kDrNSS

v HNfIE subscriber is receiving ut his old stand
in Cadiz. Ohio. in addition to hia former
stock. n large supply of fresh and pure
DRUGS. DYES. OILS, PAINTS, VARNlSIIES,
etc, etc., in short everything usually kept in a
Wesrern Drug Store. -r.t .r.1 A.4s 4a o.
His stock has been carefully selected asto quail
ity and prices will be so low that no person can
reasonably object. f'isstock Willie kept full, and
he would call the particular attention of persons
wishing to purchase anything in mis- line, to sec
hias took before purchasing elsewhere. g.Ga. e.
Thankful for past favors. he still hopes, by care
and striot attention to business. to merit II large
share of the patronage Of a liberal public. '5'
may2l.lv DIN BEALL.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-14
NSUMPTlON
CLARK TOWNSHIP. BRowN Co., Ohio,
February Goth. 1851.

February Goth, 1851.
JorN D.. PARK. Cincinnati, Ohio. General
Western Agent for DR.. Wistar's EaIsam of Wild
ICherry-Dear Sir:--Our family are predisposed
to that terrible disease Consumption-my luther
and sister having died of that disease. ! have
also been predisposett 10 Consumption. and abou
three years since | WIS completely Frustrated b
it, and for weeks my life waa disoairtd OF My
physicians and my friends all considered my case
as hopeless, and requested me to prepare for
death, Tor II very few days at most would close
my life. To alleviate my paroxisms ofcoughing,
which were intensely torturing, and to assist my
expectoration, which almost smothered me, my
friends bought me one bottle of Mr.. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, and commenced giving
me Il few drops at Il time. as my coughing spells
came on, and from the first | experieuced relief,
and obtained n little Uninterrupted sleep, which
refreshed me very much. From this time ! began
to gain strength and to improve rapidly; and af'
ter a few days | was enabled to take the Balsnm
of Wild Cherry regularly and in full doses. Ny
appetite and my digestion became goo and TO
the aston shment ufail that knew me, | recover
ed. 1t is to DR.. Wistar's Ba lsam of Wild Cherry,
and that alone. under the blessing Of Providence.
that owe my recovery. My health is o good
every vcstnge Of that alarming complaint, Con
sumption, that had tor years attacked me like a
horrible incnbus. has been eradicated from my
system. and | do most earnestly entrcat pll that
are in the least prcdisposed to Consumption te
make Immediate trial of nr. Wista,'s Balsam O
Wild Cherry for | have full faith in its restoring
them to health. Truly yours.
JOHN BROOKS.
IMroRrANr CAu~oN.-Beware of n base coun
terlrit Of Wistar's 3alsam of Wild Cherry, siSnst
by enc VIM. Spear, who, in order to palm his viii
imitation upon the public, has obtained = la
simile of our hottic, and copied our label Of di
rcctions vcrbatum, substituting his own maine 70
that of Henry Wistar, NJ. D., which is found o.
the genuine.
Remember the outside label or wrapper Of tn
genuine BaIsnm il Il finely executed steel engra
wing. bearing the name of Henry WiStar. M. D.
and Sanford and Park-uone other can ba genu
inc. Skillfnl and scientific physicians now pre-
scribe this medicine in tneir practice.
Price 81 per bottle-six BOTTLES for S.. Sol
b. J. D.. PARK, Cincinn1ti, Ohio.
North. east corner of Fourth and Walnut stree
- entrance on Walnut street, to whom all ordel
must be addressed, Also, by
John Beall, and M'Bean& Knox, Cadiz; Hog
& Parrish. Moorefeid John Hogg, Mt. Pleasan
J. Crumbachcr & Son, Wheeling; 7. Henin;
| SteubenvilIe, jYl6-ly
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ccome the VICTIM OF oUAcKERY, as by the pre-
c~riptions contained in this book, any one may
cure himself without hinarancc to business, or the
knowledge Of the most intimate friend, and with
the usual expense. In addition to the
general routine of private disease. it fully ex-
plains the cause of manhood early decline, with
observations on mhrriage--besides many other
arrangements which it would not be proper to
enumcrate In the public prints.
ANY person sending rs CENTS enclosed in o
letter, will receive one copy ofthis hook by mail,
or five copies will be sent for one dollar. Address
Epr. SVam. YoWWg. No. 1852, Spruce street
Philadelphia. Post. paid. st
DR.. YOUNG can be consulted on any of the
diseases described in his different publications.
at his Office, 1852, Sprucestreet, every day between
and 3 o'cIock. Sundays excepted.) ap23-ly
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Farm for Sale.

UNIE subscriber will sell at private sale the
Farm ON which he now lives, lying on the
road betwrrR Cadiz nni Jefenon, aud within n
raile and a quarter ct Ihc Railroad route, con-
tanning between siNiJ-right aud serenity acres,
about 40 Of which are cleared and ia good cult.
yauon. There lie on the premises u good log
dwelling house Rnd frame barn. There is also
an orchard Of truth sufficient fr family use For
luTtheF information enqnire Of the subscribed, hN-
ng oil the premises.
nuTfa-u ROBERT . tR.
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NEW IND F..4SHIOW.ABLE
TAILORING E2ST' A BLaSEhFa EMF
Holm IL e.

- ESPECTFULL.Y informs bis old friends o
D = OF Cadis. and the public generally ". that
he intends to continue. the Tailoring business III.
in all it's forms, in the room formerly occupied by
James Rannister. aud nen rly oppositcth the National
House. lie hatters himself that, by strict atten-
ton to business--thc employment of the latest
rules for cutting garments and none but the very
BEST woRKmEN to work them he will not Tail tore
ceive a liberal share Of support.
Al experience OF several yearsin the Tailoring
business enables him to say that he considers
himself fully competent to compete with the craft,
here. or elsewhere. MI ap23-lyqd
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry

W1SLar 8 balSam VI w III OhOAAy'
The Great Remedy for Consumption Of hs
Lungs, Affection Of the Lirsr, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Pains or Weakness Of tn,
Breast or Lungs. and other affections Of
the Pulmonary Organs.
VNTE copy the following article with pleas
Wv ure from the Boston Mercantile jour
nal" OF March. ls49. and we hope that &c any
of our readers ARE suffering from amy Of tue com
plants which il is said to cure, they will speedi-
ly avail themselves oil il.
DE-. WISIar'S BatSauI OF Wild Cherry.
1t was well known many years ago thar the
Wild Cherry tree bark OF this climate possessed
valuable medicinal qualities. Indeed this fact
was known to the aborigines, and decOctions OF
the leaves or bark of this tree has ever been re-
eard0d by their physicians as one of the most eE
feclual remedies in many diseases. This fact,
several years since. arrested the attention of DR..
Wistar. a highly Respectable practitioner Of Vir.
ginia. He investigated with care the healing
properties of the Wild Chrrry--tested It's effects
when administered alone. and when in combina-
ton with other remedial agents. He found that
its natural virtue might be greatly improved ,and
by combining it with ingredients whose propor'
ties were ali well proved and generally recog
nized, a medicine was produced which consti-
tuies a remedy Of great Importance in Pulmonary
affections. amt diseases OF the Chest and Throat
The genuine Wistar's Balsatn Of Wild Cherry
has n fac simile ofthe signature of Henry Wistar,
VI. D., Philadelphia. and Sanford and PARK on a
finely executed steel engraved wrapper. None
,thur .ro onpuipo
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John 3. Vowel,

nEALER in Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils,
- Dye Stnfs. Patent Medicines, Perlumery,
etc, No. "a Union Street, Wheeling, Va. Also
manuf' cturer Of "VoWells Superior lemon
Syrup."t fa 't oot29-ty
NENT LEMEN'S ware OF every description te
NJ be had at fIogg s. Co.'s from tie finest brown
Cloth, to Under. shirts and Drawers. Also, Ho
siGry and Gloves OF every variety. and Combs 0
all kinds,a nice stock to be had At
nOy5 .t L r&5s.M ~ Rb III HOGG X Coz
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w. .. Note
VIM. Minis Nicoll.

MANUFACTURES Of Saddles. Brides,
wi Iluness and Trunks. of all kinds and
qnaIities, at the old stand. No. 100. Main street.
Wheeling. Va. Carpet and Saddle Bags. Satch-
els, VaIices, comrnnn and plated Carriage AND
Buggy Harness, Briggs Patent Forest City Collar,
Wagon and Dray Harness OF all kinds. always
on hand and made to order on liberal terms.
ori0q-iy .r.
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ID o d Y D u Fs > e LIZ
For Iiwente- five Gents.

BY MEANS Of the Pocket
HGsculapius, or, Every One
His own hysioian! being
the THirtseih edition, with
upwards ola hundred ensra-
wings. showing private dis
eases in every shape and
form. and m~alGormations OF
the Generative systems, hy
w YOUNG, WI. %.
The time has now arrived,
TINT persons suffering from
secret diseases. need M more
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Slaa ViMs! Shaving! Shaving IL!
SHOP NUMBER ONE! gj4

9FTNIS something strange tha! Q WILLIS
can't be beat shaving I! and he most re-
specially informs the citizens Of Cadiz and yicin-
lily thai he has REMOVED his shop to The base
site WIN. Eioge's store, two doors from Mr.. John.
Philips grocery, and adjoining Mr.. Hun,eF's.
I'Tis also strange that he can't be beat at cutting
hair, Backing boots, and in fact everytn n.hl
his line OF business. All he asks is a fair trial "
TERMS ny THE QUAR- CER. nome