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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1852-12-15
9Th Ct January democratic State
Convention.

Ara meetiug of the Democratic State Cen
%-ai committee, held in Columbus, on Thurs
!ay evening. November 25th, 1852, present
.Diessrs. Medary, of Franklin; Fries, vi Ham.
s,loa; Mitchell, Of Knox; Spencer, OF Cuya-
l,aga; hickey, (acting for Gen. Mcdowell,
Highland; and Morgan, Of Columhiaha,
ltw@s
Hs.t1ged, That a call be Immediately is
cueJ FIR tie assembling OF a Democratic
! at- Convention, ut Columbus, on the 3tE
m JANUARY, 1883, r the purpose Of placing
lllyn.;as.iu candidates Tor he Offices o.
Aoyernur, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary
it state, Treasurer Of STATE, Attorney Grn-
tys!, Supreme Judge, and Mehoer OF the
l,oard Of Public Works; and that in conform
~ to usage, uadcr the resolution adopted
lr The Democratic Stale Convention OF 1886,
is hereby recommended to the Democracy
tiths several counties 10 appoint one dele
t.tc ~ sand Convention for every five hun
red votes cast fer the Democratic candidae
m Governor at the last preceding election,
And Une additional delegate tor any traction
ri number of Democratic votes, cast as i
boyv, exceeding two hundred and htly.
Ia accordance with the above resolution
: the Democracy OF the several counties OF
tfhio are hereby notified to meet and APP
point delegates 10 a Democratic Convention,
/. oe held in Columbus, on the 9th day OF
January, 1858, according to the ratio set
a1rta in the following table:
I'VE omit the list Of counties and dele,
gales. Harrison county is entitled TO three
aelegstes
Editors Of Democratic papers throughout
Ohio, are respectfully requested to give .thl.
Au.icg one insertion IN their columns
WM. d. MORGAN, Chairman.
NOTE. The Committee dellberated or
the propriety of making The vote at the late
PRESIDENTIAL election, the basis Of represen'
taiop; but resolved to adhere to past usage
rad cave the propriety of making a change
IN the hands oil the Convention itself.
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TNo.21
AN ACT

To authorize Courts Of Common Pleas to
appoint receivers in eases in attachment,
aud 10 REPEAL section four of the act enti-
tied AN act allowing and regulating
writs of attachment" passed January ",
1894.
SEC. |. Be i enacted by the General Assembly of
thu stat OF Ohio, That ii all cases ii attachment
now pending IN the Court, OF Common Pleas, or
which may hereafter be c&bmenced, said court, or
any Judge thereof in vacatBn, shall have power, on
the Application OF the plaintiff, OF any creditor who
may have filed 4 declaration il any sucl case, ana
upon good cause shown, 10 appoint a receiver, VINO
snail lake an oath faithfully " discharge hs duty,
and shall also give bond 10 the State Of Uhle, IN such
sum Us said court or Judge thereof may direct, and
viii sIch security as snail be approved OF by the
cieIA oi said cauII, conditioned Tor the faithful per-
ioImance OF his duty as such receiver, and TO pay
over all moneys, AMI account Tor all property which
shall come into his hands by Yi.lue OF such appolnt-
In21;, 1t such times and in such maunar as sail court
may direct.
aLs. :. Receivers appointed under the provi ionsof
this act, shan taAs Possession VI all notes, d~ua-EliIs,
books OF account, ~accQpnts, and ali other evidences
OF d1Gt that nave been tukea by thu Slytld Ur other
Oliicsr. as Tbs ptopctiy Ot thJ defendant IL such at
tachMynt, ami snail p. occsi 10 settle and collect tie
Sailu, and all c.uulls Guy 10 The defendant aud iDr
that pu. pose may commence and nasalalI sul,s IL
his owG Idmy To such r]UC>lIer, and snail also have
power to manage ana coiIoI any real estate lhaii
uiay nave pesl attached, ana receive Inc rents ara
pfU4t.s thereof, uutii such .cal estate shall he sold, by
tM3 order OF tht coutt. Such receiver shall also
Wh~il required, report has pr1ce22lnga 10 the court
aid s!lalI nJ.d al nIoh~ya ~cJiLectt4 ~ him, and pro-
ps4iy wnleh may have come Iito hs hands, SUBJECT
70 m ofdoi Of Ia court.
s,, ~ r.c, ;y"r' ibs d+f@1iant4 n ii. n,y4 4" Ibe same same
agnes Vi u~yf5nce, by way ct st oil ot Otherwise,
"Hl,h Thy would lave had II lls act mud not D1en
SO That such receiver sha,l u,oo hi, M.
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Wister's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
TIE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN TO NAV

For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, Bronchitis, In.
tuenza, Bleeding OF the Lungs, Difficult Breathing,
Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness of the Breast
or Side, First Stages Consumption, &c, &c.
N short, this Balsarn is peculiarly adapted to eve
L ry disease Of the Lungs and Liver, which is pro.
duced by our ever-yarying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known to possess i'm
portant medicinal properties. This fact il familiar
to every netrml in our land, and Physicians often
prescribe it in different forms for a variety OF COM
plants. Tar, also, has been equally noted for its
virtues; and some physicians, whose name is famii.
lar to the whole county, have gone SO far AS to de-
clare that even consumption could be cured by that
alone. In other hands, again, it was nearly value
less, owing, no doubt, IN their ignorance in prepar.
ing and administer ing it-a difficulty now entirely
obyiated by patient experience and long experiment,
The extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two
substances are now, for the first time, combined and
embodied in DR.. WlSTAE's BAISAMo or WILD CHERRY.
By a nice chemical process, every thing J:ietsri)us
or useless Is rejected, so that what remains is the
most extraordinary and truly eflcacious remedy for
all kinds Of pulmonary and liver diseases ever
known to man. TO %conyice all unbelievefs that ou,
theory is really true, VIC refer To n f3w cases OF cures
performed by this wonderful medicine.
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Administrators Sale.

ON the 3rd day of January, A. D. 1853, at ! o.
~ clock 2. NJ, at the door of the Court House, in
the town Of Cadiz, will be sold to the highest bidder,
the following real estate as the property OF Eli Roser,
deceased, to wit: The east half OF lot number TWEEN
ty-four, ca and the west half OF lot number twenty.
three, 23) situated in the town OF New Rumley, in
the county OF Harrison and State of Ohio. Said two
lots appraised at $3.50 each.
TERMS OF SALE--One-third cash in hand, balance
in two equal annual payments with interest.
JACOB GUTSHALL, Admintrator
December 8, 1852. oil Eli Rossr, deceased.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

In pursuance Of the above call of the State
Central Committee, the Central Committee
q Harris n county earnestly request its De-
i ocracy TO meet in County Convention in
she Court House, in Cadlz, on Saturday, the
25ta day of December, 1852, at ! O'Clock,
! Nj. fer the purpose Of appointing three
d~eIrgates to attend the glorious 8!h OF Jan
uarv Convention Let there be a general
t.rn out. BY ORDER.
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Fi.lal Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following &C.
~ counts have been filed in the Probate Coglt, of
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement:
The first account OF Thomas Moore, Guardian Of
Ann Moore.
The final account of Thomas Craig, as the Ezecu.
tor of the will OF Samuel Fordyce, deceased.
The first account Of Joseph Clark, Guardian Of
Maria Moor, minor.
The final account Of Jackson Croskey, as Guar
dian Of Isaac Tedrow, in his minority.
And that the same will be se~verally examined and
passed upon by the undorsitined, on the 3rd day OF
January next. B. w. VIERS,
December 8, 1852. Probate judge,
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3 3 3 a 8 3 : :

The following case OF BeDalah hughes IL one Of
the most astonishing on record. Alter forty years
sickness, two years excruciatilg torture, the ampu-
tation OF one leg, and the body aud limbs almost a
mass of eating, purifying, discharging ulcers, 10 be
cured by eight bottles Of Guysotts Extract at Yellow
Dock and SarsapariIla, Is almost Miraculous,
READ THE CERTIFICATE.
Tailapoosa Co., Ala, Jan. 3, 1852.
Dr.. GUYsoTT-Dear Siri-I Send YOU this TO certi'
fy 10 yOu that your Extract OF Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparllla has performed one of the most wonder
full cures on me that has ever been effected on man.
have been afflicted for forty years viii l~rruptlOns
on my legs and feet; in l9i5 they got 50 bad that |
had to go on scrutchea, and in l349 | had one leg
amputated above the knee. In about 9 months after
my other leg broke out in large eating and running
sores from nv knee 10 my foot, and discharged "a
great deal OF offensive matter. My groin ulso broke
out in large hiles, which discharged much offensive
matter, and 1T the SAINT time my left hand broke out
in Large running sores nearly to the elbow.
The misery that / have suffered for the last two
years | cannot describe 10 you, ! was in such agony
that / never rested day or night, | was given up 10
die, and by the help OF God / had made preparation
for death, and had pointed out TO my family the
place where to bury my remains.
In October last my Son brought me one OF your
bottla-wrappers; | read it, and found record OF some
wonderful cures performed by your Extract OF yell
low Dock and Slrsapuiila.' | sent and got two
bottles OF it, aud commencing taking 1t. In TWO
weeks, to my great astonishnlent, my sores all be-
come easy, and | could sleep all night, a thing | had
not done Tor Two years. When ! had taken FIX bot
ties, my sores had nearly all healed, My sores got
well rs il by enchnntmcnt. | have now used il all
eight bottles Of your Extract Of Yellow Dock and
Safsapariiia," and ! now consider myself well. | ain
at Il loss tor terms TO set forth the worth OF this med
iCiue. or to express my gratitude for what ii has dong
for me. ! must call it the Savior of man from mise.
ry while living upon Garth.
entreat all OF the afflicted to try tls medicine, for
| believe il will cure any known disease in the
world. Iay aside all prejudice and just try ii, ana
ne, gIn tFg fr-.at N+AptI. 10 ~ itrt mn ~ DTiI Al "a ~
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Temperance Convention,

Let all the friends Of the Temperance re-
form attend the Washingtonion Convention
to be held in the Court House at Cadiz, on
S2mrday 18th inst, at IL o'clock, M.
lever there was a time when exerion
was called foI, it is now. Iutemperance
dies empnaically stalk abroad throughou,
Tie land. Law II there be any, is utterly
disregarded; andmany are vending aad more
are drinking the accursel stuff, VINO have for
years been restrained by public opinion
Ltus IN this da hour not gre o0er
Good speeches, tbe brass band and What
ever rls. a.Wactve can be procured, and are
extected. By order.
THoMASLEE Pres.
n. weoD Bee.
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GyWe hope that the above calls will be
fi;AfulIy and promptly attended to by the
gallant Democracy of Harrison county We
have achieved a glorious victory during the
past campaign, throughout the whole Union.
let US not case our efforts, but labor on in
the COOL old cause.
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htdh'hS appropriations III palt ioF me years
one thousand eight hundred and fifty
two and one thousand eight hundred and
ti'ty-three.
Src. !. BE it enacted by the Gencr,l Assembly Of
the State OF Ohio, That the following sums be, and
he same are hereby Appropriated out of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, Tor the
wears one thousand eight hundred and iI!ty-tWO and
one thousand eight hundred and ftjy-three il part.
For the payment OF the Inemb8r60 OF tho General As
sambly, their Clerks, Sergeants-at-A Arms, Door keep.
ers and Messengers, ths sum OF twenty thousand
dollars.
paid, and as shall be ordered by ellhar House of the
General Assembly, twenty Thousand dollars.
For mileage OF County TTea5urers, one thousand
i've hundred dollars.
For provisions, household expenses, clothing, ser
wants, fual, stationery, labor, nrcdl'inas, and cuntin-
gent expenses for tn Lunatl: Asylum, the sum Ot
five th)usSnd dollars.
For provisions, household expenses, clothing, fuel,
labor, servants and contingent expenses Of the Asy.
Jun for the Deaf and Dumb, one thousand dollars.
For clothing, provisions, labor. servants, etatlDne.
ny, materials for work -shops and contingencies for the
Asylum Tor the Blind, one thousand dollars.
For the prosecution OF the work upon the New
State House and to detray the necessary expenses OF
the profitable employment OF convict labor thereon,
as provided By law, the additional sum Of twenty
thousand dollars, seven thousand dollars Of which
shall b. paid to the Warden Of the Chic Ponitentiary
on the order of the Directors undor the provisions OF
he resolution passed March third, one thousand eight
hundred and City.
For tho TRANSFORMATION OF convicts to the Peniten-
itry and costs Of prosecution and any deficit in for
mer appropriations, the sum OF tive thousand dollars.
For salaries of Warden, Deputy Warden, and Clerk
of the Peni.entiary, two thousand dollars.
For engravi e and furnishing sea!s and presses for
the district court, furnished by tho Secretary Of State,
ag .esab'y to the act passed March nileS3enth, one
thousand eight hundred and ftty-two, eptilei ian
act to provide for furnishing new seals and seal pres.
ses fr courts the sum OF one thousand and tty-fve
| dollars.
To pay deficit in former appropriations for dist. ID
utiug laws and journals, one thousand and thirty.
eight dollars and eighty nine cents.
for expenses of Presidential Election to be paid
according to law, five th)usand dollars.
For expenses oil special elections, one thousand
dollars.
To the penitentiary fund for pay Of officers, guards
physicians, and Incl lental exp1nsee as provided by
law, eight thousand dollars.
SIC. 2. That no. moneys by this act appropriated
shall be drawn from tbs Treasury by any di3bursing
officer or agent unui thu same shall be necessary Tor
tho purpo Q to Wi ii It is herein directed 10 be appli Cd
JAMES q. JOHNSON,
Speaker OF the House Of representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President of the Senate.
December 2, 1852.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
Join Moor MICK

TTAS just received from New York and Pliladel-
II phia, a large and extensive stock Of Fall and
Water Goods, to which he invites all his old custo.
mers and the public generally to call and examine,
rs he Is confident, it they do tlley cannot fail to be
goods were purchased under as favorable circumstan-
Css as any house in the place, and at q. time when
the eastern stocks were better than any other this
fall, his stock consists of every variety usually kept,
and he would say to the public call and see for your
selves, as he considers it no trouble to show goods.
JOHN MCCORMICK.
Cadiz, September %, 1852.
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{ - gsate conrertion u
/ 3 ~

q y ,uA
he Pooa 5aS says the S;aiesmnn O.
.'tsa ta OF The DvmoSysis S.a,r
s4q aga. kfg C~ynvynd0aI OF De
0faoersey of Ohio, Or the Oh
ls r.& TIE object OF The Caa,es.
Stated ia De >ali. Is he nomipa 30
li ses for Governor, Liru,cnsa. Go.
rerarr,S ctSqry pss,ate, Treasurer OF S a.e
At,s.ey Genefsl,Une candidate for supreme
Judge. and one nsp5er Of The Board Vi Pub.
Il, Works.
: As the oGcss for which nominations are
70 be made are Of The first importance. the
L, ,qoeracy viii not need to be urged tD turn
Oh, % the County Conventions for the selcc.
1 pen Of Delegates. No county should be
uprepreseEged on such an occasion. The
Democracy should all feel a deep interest in
ltHe Convention. 1t should DC attended large
IS from every township, village and hamlet
IN the State. The day itself is one upon
which Democratic VOWS should be renewed
It's ronsecrated memories reneweds and its
1h7aling recollycGions revived, that its hal
! wing influence upon the hearts OF the old
friends and lovers of ANDREW JACKSON, may
be refreshed aud in full vigor through each
generation. Our enemies. it is true ac
pro tr4,e now-but they are endeavoring to
arouse, form new organizations, and will
strive for the recovery OF power under new
NAMES and novel devices, Democratic Wig
itapce must be eternal-wheu awake and ac-
tSs the power is always ours. Let, then,
the ensuing campaign start right by having
Il complete representation Of The Democracy
ofQ!Ge on the 9Th.
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A CALL FOR A STATE TEMPERANCE Con,
vExrtox.-The friends OF Temperance in
the several ~conRties in this State, are re-
pqestrd to meet in some central place or
places in their respective counties on the
..ird Saturday, the 18Th of December next,
and al such meetings to discuss the proprie-
y Of a law entirely prohibiting the liquor
traffic in Ohio, apd designate a large mum,
b., delegates 10 represent their views in q
State Convention to be held in the City Of
Columbus on the first Wednesday (the 9Th
o. Janaary. 1852.
Al the papers in this State are requested
% publish this call.
s. r. CAREY.
J.B. THOMPSON.
JOHN A. FOOTE.
WARREN JENKINS
JOHN J. JANNEY.
Committee.
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EIias Lowmiller's ESTATE.

MTOTfCE is hereby given that the subeciib.r has
Ia bcaR Appointed and qualided az adiDiaistrator
cane E5tate Of Elias E5winiller, late Of Harrison
uslsq4y, deceased. Dated this 30th day oil November
al. III 1861 ANDREW MihESEbL,
t}se8gAb918 g, laD2-3t Adniinistratoy
T9RTsTS WA GINGHAMS-A largo and beauti-
full aas3ftsAens, at prices that a~stoIishes every
- etis that looks "A thsm, AZ
caiz, Sept q m JOIN MCoRNIcKSs
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Trunks! Trunks u

lust received and for sale low, q nice lot of tray
~ Cling Trunks, all kinds and sizes. Those want
a nice Trunk can be accommodated by calling
at the Boot X Sno5 Store Of
Sept. ~, 1852. T. PHILLIPS & SON.
AIDES and CHlLDREN'5 SH0ES-C)n2is-
n ing eysfy %vafisty, 4Dne OF the handsoinost
sts,es evor offered ia this market, call at
Csaiz, Se.-. %, 80 Join MLDRMiCKR
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Notice.

TINE undersigned Executors Of Henry Barricklow,
J. deceased, IN pursuance Of his last will and teg.
lament, will on the 18th day of December A D 1859.
offer Tor sale on the premises the following real eg.
tate, to-wit:-fhe homestead farm Of sail Henry
Barricklow, on which he resided at the time Of hi,
dccense, situated in Athens township, Harrison co.,
Ohio, and containing twoh hundred and two acres more
or less. The terms OF payment will be- part ia cash
and part on credit, to be made known more patti3ular-
Iy on the day OF sale,
CONRAD BARGICKLOW.r
HARRINGTON BAIRICKL0W.
December 8, 1852.
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LAWS OF Ohio:
PUBLIsHEO BIZ Authority,


IN (
To amend the Laws pre>criJ;n tie daics
OF County Rteori,rs, AMI rcVcsIns =
see Iun lhcr,n recItrj.
SIS / 2. /. als.el ty t.'G aeyal Assembly Of
IT, S-t O.. GaIJ, 4A-t.A- t,s-ta-s y. "a SCI e
-. c-a4 ID Vi al STATS, sas!! o. e-t 4 q h suE
Of t-R ctuts, 70 b. pail On IN pE1s5atari9n AMI &c
cspri "a 81 every deed, mortgage, power Of attorney,
D. o.hsr lTsuI-.agt q wiring present 70. record.
Ia aI,Iasa u tn les hJw prescribed ~ law. 70 b.
Jaii ~ LII persia or psrsols presenting the same, Tor
H. Ja-pJ5s u kseIlg ~ ths gsnsral IaasKss.
sac. :. Ih- s.clhI ssctiJn vi the act sGuAed a
&C; 70 amend Jhs act entitled an act 10 aalhorlLs
county Recorders TO transcrioe records in certain
cases, passed January 9Jth, 1885, and Tor oth9r puEPo-
ses, ia the woids following, to wlt; III shall be the
duty Of sail Recorders hereafter to conlnus sail
indexes ffo.n this time onward, as the business OF
ihsir respective offices may require, without eompen-
salon, faTth-r th-l the cost Of tho books used for
that PURPOSE be and thu same Is hereby repealed.
JAMES e. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the SeRaIe.
November 18Th, 1853.
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Premium Clothing Store.

ATA.F MOO2E'S Premium Clothing Depot ia
"A the best stock OF Winter Clothing ever offered
in Codiz-low Tor casi-caIl and see them. He
don't think it a hardshi? to show them. A fresh
stock OF cloths, winter dress goods, shawls, etc, just
received. December s, 1852.
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T + T Z Z
TWO LIVES SAVED Ey THE USE OF ONLY TuREE Rot.
TIES OF "wlSTAR's GALsAM OF WILD CHERRY"

TIES OF "wlSTAE'S gALsAM OF WILD CHERRY"
MT. EREN, KY, July "a, 1859.
Messrs. Harcourt Howard & Co.-GenH:-Ihe
abr. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry" that | bought
of you has been Of such signal benefit in my family,
that | wish to make It's virtues known for the benefit
OF the public.
My wife took cold a; the time of her confinement,
which settled on her lungs. The physicians pro-
nounced her disease consumption. She had proiuse
night sweats, and bad coughs; she was given up, for
we d~espained OK her recovery, and her child pHtook
Of her complaint. Sho then commenced taking Avis.
tar's Balsan OF Wild Cherry" and bottles effected
an entire cure with her and the child both.
! have nodoubt that they would have now boon in
their graves if they had not have used Wistar's Bal
sam Oh Wild Cherry.
Seth r. Searcy, whose certificate is above, is n
man OF as much veracity as any in this country, and
a man Of gopd Judgment, and we place entire reli-
ance on his statement.
HARCOURT, HOWARD & co,
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Sale OF Real Estate by order Of
Court.

t&N the Gath day Of December A. D.,
- 1852, at one O'Clock in the afternoon.
on the Premises, in he township OF Monroe,
Harrison county, Ohio, b ing NE lA'e resi-
Ivncr Of Robert Trinblc, deceased, Will be
sold to the highest bidder the following sal
liable real estate, as the property Of said
Robert rrimble deceased, TO Wit. Being a.
par; of the cast half Of the south west quar-
Dcr Of Section No. 5, Township No. ID and.
Range No. 7, situated in said Harrison Co.,
and in the Steubenvillc Land District, con-
tanning fifty acres more Or l~ess-appraised at
81 ,OUO 90.
Also, the following tract of land situate in
the county, State ard land district aforesaid,
and being = pant of the north west quarter
Of Section No. 5. in Township No, l3 and
of Range No. 7, containing one hundred and,
sixteen acres more or less. The aforesaid
tracts of land being the same lands of which
Robert Trimble, died seized. The last
named tract being appraised at So, 400 CO.,
Said lands will be sold free Of dover, in,
cumbrances and on a reasonable credit.
JOHN TRIMBLE, Administrator
Of Robert TTimble, decd.
Nov. 90, 1852-4w.
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thereby certify that l have compared tho foregoing
avs with the copy published by th3 Secretary Of
State in the Ohio Statesman, and find them " be
correct. K. X. PRICE,
Auditor of Harrison County.
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NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS!
Z: a, ~ sS,.E

" az Nv WEFET WV Y
4 ne receiving the largest stock Of Goods they
a. have ever offered to the public of IlarI ison co.
Our goods We're purchased on the most favorable
terms. and compria ing English, German, French, In
din and American Manufacture.
Th.ir stock being very extensive, the mO7tfGsiil-
i,ua cannot fail il being pleased. The attenti N Of
the publ, is invited to examine this mag licent
stock before purchasing elsewhere,
Cnhiz, Octobor I, 1852.