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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29
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SrOntDttll0er &ttnGellzSUrllp
fir bic SetIun9 rtn
9uitsn, SerfiItun9cn, 8rOnd itiias aus
Ssbrun9, u. T. 10.

lNl tIt DtNAIIH NtH
9ufsn, SerfiItun9cn, SrOnd itii6e aus
8ebrun9, u. I. 10.
DirIsr Grtntbtfb pulmcuii;be (Cotr Sttymapria:)
Sprup 1T otm Gjtibmot an1.rGbm, psrurIatbt klttn
ustdtiitsn uno Feline Sh0Sht, uno tctb osrtrsi6t .r
tpulttn, 0erfdtun9en i'm Grpf uno an cen eun9tn,
pstisrfeit, Brcntb baIsleiesn, ailt5na, Ci @r 1T
Ihcn ccn !punocrtca 9sncgnmtn rtreen uno 6routbt
nur betGaat Ut Iiin I'm 9fbiBt III perbtu. Die 93sct:
athttnoen fo1tn, eaB sn 9utt5 8ruitrtniaunasmitta
cn 9rfcreGrniF s, uuo bes, a!s cas Rtiutat iahrS:
lanasr 8sctabtun9 miro nun rcr9sbraht UNI esn
@an9i gu rrfs II. - eeitt f'9sneSs 3su9ui6:
SIC. l50 &ait Strags. IFilabdpbid,
SttctGr 20 1851.
Sa tb neut:h ron sincr btftlQtn 8srtIiun0 6uiten
uno 1rultihmtr3 tsfatn purre, lisg h mid ptrtitsn
Cincn &uluh nit Or. Wunn'S trcnhitiibIm ounoen:
Sprur anjuttlIGn, uno init SSrantQtr fam b faatn,
tAB Der ebraub tnCr G;n9tn %cttI mir ctns raelate
uro 9dnjbt Stupsrnn9 rtritafte. GjtvGhntib rUartn
eisis anfiIt ron &trtituu9 uuo 6ulttu 9cn trutda:
mcr uno aubaneer 9otur; attr mitne ntuIithe Gsne:
funa mar c uncrpartet lhntT ras b nitb umbn fam
ite ccm irbr pcr,Gabsn uno bdebarsn Nfrtd eGS Or.
IQunn u3uibrtitGn. Sh BATE aub GjCltleubsjt oGiu
rtri4dje Rirsuu9 an auoln ;u btrtatbin, unb itshs
oahtr nttt an, sS atS ultue aufritbae J2einuna III
aEttr. rat rtfer Surup cine Der ttltrn 9Gsousa fcr
Grt IT. rpett il car raS guttum QGbr0tbt purei.-
golt es Rrontu etnid6;u uur rGrlibcn, un0 b fitls
GttrSu9t eo5 fis uidt gstiuiht rptrrtu.
o. 2S. Soisftcr,
pofcr an Der 9utI. &t gHattbIustirthI, 0Icrp e.,
Spfbsu 9Pa;t uuo @int uno 3. uuo t.. 9b.lac.
n. B.-NCtit ctiasr 9Psrjn hat Dr. 092uun au:b Elm
sRittd acsin Scpf;hmErj;n Nurat8io, ctt.-rptldhs
ncdb fCtltn wsrten.
G5-3u boGsn GIm Gjrc5In unb Rttiutn Ei Sudf,s
ffpbr ccs 25atriotcn, in NGtntaun.
DticntCr 4, 1851. I'D,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29
OoblIUt On9uerrc0neSImlnet

prn 2tItnaun uno lmlS9sno abtun9srtlI Die Aujei9s
~ lrahen, oaR CT lctbcn ttns
Sabli6t On9uerrcan.Stminer
crGfTntt bat, ptltbs defenders 81 otm Gprpptd crtaut
fuo, nm eibbitotr ctCr Do9itrrcctpan IN mSgltblttr
@catcnmrubsit III nSbmcn. IiCfts Petal 1T in otr
bomltrn StrnGt, einigt Sbdren untrhalo Der 8efcrs
mirten STRIDE, i'm ortttn Stcd eCS 9ebduec6 pcn
orn :. o. YuIb'S Sfn:QRaOrcnIaSr.
Snotm Gs cine Criptcltre Sbaiatbs it, toG Daautrs
re0n 8itbnillt in wabrCm grlpttttp uno rtcbttAtnl
9iht uno Sbottr, ulr mttIt Glnts CohItchtS 0cncm;
men pTccn tGnrtn, uno notn fitb tCr llnttrdbrtbtt
Cntlblctn bat. ttn Ptlp aus EjnCn Sinotn attcn 81
olIlu. cine roB cS in lbtr ourtbt rcIItCwmtn oire
mtuih tr rOg 0c Sccbe, ete ctn trrrtttts SonlB 'u
bGrCn rutnfbtn, ihu nit tbtrm 3uprutb twbrcn mEhs
ten. @r tfIrt Boni'Ie init ceer cbnc SortCn, enRln
cocr mtbre unnlnen ouf elmer QtattC in ctnCm StM
Der uuittttrCffb biIr cbtr in otu lrGBtrn Staottn
Die Coos Eintr 3inmer 1T rcu icthCr @el,bofsnbdt
oOG elm pcutcnmCncr Shmdj ocn ettbt uno Stbotttn
mo frnGtb ot ttcn5Sbnttblttn Gtt,btGGu50rtidt Gem
gtlNc auhI0ridt peroM.
Den Domcn, ruC(tbc iith wclltn otrchmcn la0tn,
luiro cmrfchtn, Id nit elmer eunt,ln roT FJurlrhn
Drcf 81 ftioer.
8lOniIIt ptrrGn ocrcm,Ncn rcn itcr GjrGGc, oil
trtCn crcM ais hClItn So0tn, du Gle atrbClttn Nlat
ten in Gdi,s. gCtttts, SrutuocSlu, Snaerrtn9t, no
90 Orce Nuo rtI @crthet res 0oShlCbta eob or I'M
StouoI III pcltcmuCnC Gbtntlor pcn 6nctrn IN Dem
fIrEn 3tltroum ron 3 Setuno,n ~ nyhncn. Yrce
cr 8lonipS il nab GjrGGt un0 Gtrfirti9unl. Nlle
Bitter huo ~ porrautirt couGrhnft 81 tn.
0~ Der @inoon0 ~ cbi0cn 3tmmCr 1T cIetrlte Autp
untrrhalb :. y. 8uNh's Sftn;Q ;QBdarEn09r.
81. y. - Suitruttcncn in ctilir STUNT rrtrScn crs
tb,it uuo 2pForomS uUo 3u9tbEr 0iikrt an 0tp pre'
lSu.
2tltntaun, Souuor 8. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29
0d6rt0t t

,u;x, b;,-mit 9egeben, oab Die unteBelb'
W., wv ,ts tS,..eE.,torsn Don Der Sinterlaben'
i6uft psr perftOrus2t%" eetIliln' " YET el-
ffnaer Ieetbiu Don S"'s'0u'9 a %snn Gan
fbip. erta @auntp. aneefieut wc''"s" !'ao,
- uQe oieieniaen oaber meIbe noU -
bsTaate 6interlodenfboft fbuIsia nno, psr
ben biemit afucht. iunerbaIb 8 2Bcden BET
einem Der unferheibneten aniurufen une
ab5ubeSoblen = une ale Sol6e. Die NOD
Sororuussn an oisIeIbe baben. llno sbsnfatls
osbsten ibre 8e6uunsen inurbolb Der be-
Iaa.sn Belt eiuiubrinaen. an
Saecb Oeiiinacr, eaBtura,
aJlicbaelS. GbCrbaro, NuSntaun.
sanuar 8. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29
IrUdenhpaaren, 0rpaerienL Sc.

rpctbt ne ON Cr0unlltb nilori9tn Yrtfn pIrtaufn-
man ttnuts fis in Der Shat fbcr we98dbcntt bsi6sn
Scmmt 2tGe, Sbr pcn 6Siedtsre Msgsntur9, etp'
btL gStcitbaa, Nlaraoluup, eOngfbwamn, Saljtura,
Strmlfcro, ,uno aus nten Gcien. 9GGoner uro Brei'
MIG tobn Sitter 9cnu9 um Sud- NlIe gu ptrfcrgtn uno
oO5u nctb wcbrttsr Gl6 einmoI. Nun 1T tls Sslt!
g8ir babsn einaefnuft:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29
G 2cltt! gefet!g
9r. Sfaac .. Wsnnn's
S6dBbare WeeDisirsi1.

Das Yutlitum rpr6 nit SrelioSn bic 8r',ee pernebs
men, oab sntlttb Gin rt;hes pclIrAe enteedt Irror
fir ilns aittAt uno qudsnos 8cfbwsrfr, esn biauea
Suifcn,-en 9Qtd rpdAr5 tCnctten ouf fie Stuft
sintr 9coSbnllchs Gtfdtun9 btratmiosrt uno in ts
lScthen cctIfcmnen frirt, in allen Tdlleii po bic
AnVCur9'n 6efclt nerbtn 6s rtitst tbn 70 oingitb
aus oag nbt es gstinJts AFFECTION in pals rpsr eun1c
WrtdbItttt. ionoTn allie Srsare rein tbit3 un0 9euno
britsIt Disis Osoi3n ii purtb Dr. gJunn in isiner
YrtoatYrar5 NIT 70 0rtRcm GrfcI5 9ctreutbt rUcrbsn
uno bot 10 picls ouf9t}hngte Rurcn bu;rtt eaG er feb
entbIclen bot auf Den byn3inoen Qfun:5 tnsr rsuR'
% uno Srhcr biz 6etn blttrdft crfabrcn tabGn, c5
gum all1tmelnCn Getroutb pcr COS Qubllfuu 81 trin:
gen. Dr. dunn III Elm rt9;tmSgil albiloetsr Irl uno
bttt Nbon ttt mcbr oI5 yuarj9 Sobren fsine ennE
NufmUtiamteit uncrmuot uuo ausfNicItb ouf sine
aus9coebutt uno Crfc'0rCihe prariS 9criC1tet. Die
mCbl}iniIdbe Totultit hat brn fit Sabrtn rtrae6lns
nutb cinem 91ittd fir oic 6tbUaItbe uno oft oirett
cesr neirCt tGrhi;he GrirCmic 9fcrfbt-sst fc9cntC
3cu0uiHc Gurer 9intbbarn
rn0 Bttarntsn, nstbt tas Milst erprctt taGen.
Gafcn, Oft. 19, 1851.
or. Jiont y. 9Jfjnn: QDeribtr 6trr-Sd base Sbre
mGbrenp ttm lcBtcn Gomnirr beitia pom b!agCh on
Zen IrpIait mar, unS td mu8 1cRsbcn oaB Die S5ir
tnnI Oue mcine Grip1rnnasr itertraf Gtt 6ul1gn
w1r 1leid fowctt dcbohrn toe 6" nur nod rtucr o7'
wobuiiben Gerf0itund 0lcihthrl Der ipdsmatithe
o'sr trampiartior ebordtcr rrr Grarfbrit Uee!Or f
ion duIenbiidIi.h ilno IN etpa g8pd1en uom Gtainn
hcr SrGnfb2it uro 23cdcn mad Ter craen anUsn.
Sunl Ccs 2rittcIs mar tcr &nabc Nelnto. SO fanu
ebendis beifgCm bdB udt ntt drrlulftcn boen SStr'
tungen iurmdblrCtenJ ionS5ru Der Gnaee IN ieitSsp
poNfpmmrr ociuno Sd oetradte Sire Otcijiu sMs
cine cbr idsblre uno Oetc ibr Sftbn!6 0rt ne mcln
9euGnf. Der tlau huRen mar bisie Sabr5jtit bier
epocniib, uno id meie pon Uir!cn Gitcrn ole Sicics
Nitcl an ibrcn Smpcrn attraudttn lub I'D uScr
fIne prompte SStTsGn9 reHten. Gr9eberG SIR
Il. 9. 8cCoer.
@aflon Oft %, 1851.
25ir haten on HIunn'5 6uf'nigrup roabrenG rtm
fcbten Gommcr in ruicrn &amiltCn octroutbt unS
pdr nit rcnl tten @rfptl; uHc mir Ostfn MIR Srctis
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29
Sic MSiiblacIcbGitc
e5eCrQGbafS + 9Iufb( (lm9.

Na6ritt uiro bierrurd, atNcbtn eaB Die
felt GINGER 3sit Der be(iancene 6lma, unter
Dem Nameu pon oeIman, 8rtm nno
60, in pcm Sihiurr 9rihdft. am llfcn
Sonuor ourdb aasrIsitiae @inwiui9uu9 III
oufocI6lt woroen Iue oieieni9en eabrr,
meIte nod an bsfa9te Sirma lduIti9 iinc,
1Ino erfudbt smifheu nun uno Dem ltcn
Sebruor an cem StCbr pon @rim uno Gen.
ninoer ansurufen uno abbubeSablen. - uno
Que bic nod Qnfcrbuun9en baben, beIieben
cisfslbsn binnen beia9ten Sclt oud6 co1sIbt
einSubdnei9en.
SSilIiam Soelmau,
GpbrGim Grim,
Starou NeuHiuger.
o., 8 1889 no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

S. 2Jobrr, Strltdr
81. =. Sdlnnk, ShoRmcilir,
(EtFSttNE &UhtNrun95: :tSCruGboit III Gtne rtr tt:
llu I'm Staat gtnurtcontln, uuO "a ilt i'm &Tfbrn
Fhr pcrncbttl u QRuft gibt rjs 2uqd0cuhcjten cir
GtiGihOft 0tndu unp prcuIpt wrlpaltt nirNEn. unp
tlin in StGrtbin 0tI0lnts Glgcntbwm p;ribErt miro,
ic pOr ihr bishtr Nas Slid un9cpSbntltb 0uultil.
QGu icn @9lntbumqc9lu Stutr ju ptrltbIru lptnibt,
plro o0btr vch tbun lh bu rticr C5tiiIih0ft u mds
ctn iuroi Co thrc St>mouuor Outh Gugtrit onntbn,:
oar lno -N)ou fam irc ;u oItm Q3cbuft mrlotn trt
orr GoWn Nttptr, Ngcnt crtr bS trgtno sIlllm Der
Oirtttcrtn.
Sauu0r, %. rQ3N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29
Grcrler6to,pn 9e9en bic 8elt!
SGr9est! S1rgen!

9urrab! Surrob ! Q8slonsr uno Brcini9
ne cctn pcn bcr gtaot surdd9sttbrt nit cincm uu9s
bclrcn Stcd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29
Gnpital iibcr fs5,OOO abaIer.
0erlan9t tperIen +:

1000 Sattsbauts. rSfdr 5 Gsnts Sas qfunS SsnkIs
piro
1000 8ie;pante, redir mir gutS 6syabtsn. n,<tn
ite niebt absr 20 gflno uieafri.
100 8dbs uno ScisahSafss fur rslcbs mn 5 Gents
eas pflno teohEsn.
Die rb:oen Srsik fne en- Gents per 4htnS iaebx.
eIs Sbr sCu ir9sno einsm esrber srbasisE norun,
brtpat Sure odutt nath Dem rochfciIea aasse.zsshr
ren sssensv une 8rsiniaiH Sratrsfa,pa ans sr 81
tcnnlt esn bodhsn pgsis uuo fcnnt Sesh 0sxs Safkr
prbtfsilsr taufsn ais irssncwc icna.
gSsloner unD sSWinfa.
&rttlststann, DC. {, a.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29
S6r Sauerny

Gje6rautbt Sbaufln, gNiitlabctn, SisGs. Icrtt,
Gjrubhac!In, Rib: uun oolftTttcn Bruittcttcn, Ret:
tSnitrau9s. SudmtGer, Stric9d Yfnretdritcn, Drum:
iaSsu, oufiicu uno 5ufn69d H. NJ, olIss pcbftI fir
baar 6jc(o.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29
unb Splsor6eiter,

Gbt SIR rnitrc Fault. bthet mtiut locttln, SGlcn,
Wtifi, Sd]utiremtEtr. YcbrEr OrtbntRd. bctcIlfu,
Pautitbrouttn QRiutd, SrIltbljt uno ouecrs Slils,
3cutdbt, Q1cgttirt HGilSu uno 3opClu, 98utdCcbrGr
Sanepapler, 6tbte Sdbrtjntr: Skiiiiftt, cts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29
8erfcbernn9 9e9en Seuer.
Sie Staata 8e9enfeitt9e
Seuerperfr0e r0ertiil96gsTaG0afft ,
2arris6tlra, "a.
8. .. 8utberforb. QreFtent.
u. s. 9ilIett, Stfretir.

SipriesSffiee, 145 9bssuutftrase, 9bitaStissia:-
9tItstt uuo Gce9fbaa, @ensraI: aI:as7Sten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29
Bureaus SatblicDt
9a9uerreait> Simmer.

Ter llnttrpidnts wdnfht bru Domtn unc btrrCr
Yrn NGsntoun uuo ltmlS9lno abtun9sreu Ole anje9t
M lradntn, bnE CT ictben ieine
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29
&etDa GauntD 9e9emieiti9c
ScuerUcrf0 69cltll daft,
capital stof $ h,:sB8, ,SRS

GirCffcrcH:
Sotct QTeurtr. 6tnrp Sbonf,
Scrothon Drfuctrftr, Yttir NHtdcrt
GllaS Cilu 1oud .. @oition,
Sotcb SG0r, Sotct ShmcWr,
Grparp Rrttrr, S6rotl Qpcttc,
&EuOin Couutr, @rnCpui ycor,
,6irGm Z. ScbduG.
9deub 2SCmuer, YrSTccnt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29
S6r Sau6bdlter,

Ruflt an fir Sbartn, 9RIgtr, 5atetr, erfTf. Sfdrs
ucn 9idttritGdt, Sicbtihertn. WN9dCicn, 8oftsmth:
len, StbGpf: uno ShaumIGffd. StbnoIIauirSn, bancs
tatlrrcn, ,oaro9rdtn, 9utfbrmSFtr, gcttrids, Yas:
td9c Scuerinn9cn unO Stboufin, 6cldigen. Slcfhfi'
ntn. Natttn: unp INansfaQfn. Il. ( 10.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29
Sir 9O1aurer,

6ate id pfIiittr:, NIaurtr: uuo Qcntn9: :Se(lsn,
eartnbtit, 9rrtrhadtu, SiEtc, Maursrihndrt, 9Hin:
Fttiic,, IL + m-lucb hObc ich
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-17
Dagnerreot ypist.

MR. DAVIS hns re,aFnt q 20 eudfI. where
intelds remaininS Tor eouse time; anG graielnll
,oT Ihe liberal patfo6h &c eEteaded to him FiHseT
bis return. bsEsleIEe 10 iHloEh The public tbet
he is rparru 20 take Liteuesses IN the best and
nlosf Improved siylS- -. a..r = d. I. Z. =.
IIe has discoyered pToeess ofIuking Like
nesses, which Obyiales that dHIk shading OF one
side of the face. go unnIurai ard iortigHto good
taste. and distributes the hFtt evenly all oyur
the whole face. and entire person. giving Tound-
ness to the features aud beauty To the eXpfcs-
sion. not seen in the dark shaded pictures.
lie ulso culls Httentionio new mode Of taking
Iikenesses. which gives the picture a rich ap-
pearance. The buck ground being OF an ivory
whilcnsss, the picture has prominence aud re-
lief that is at once beautiful and commanding.
| lie is prepared tc take LikenesseSs iB groups
or singly. Of agsd persons, or of small children
in all kinds olweather; put ~, in 6Incy OF plair
cases, in lnckets, breast pins, 6ngerrings and
be the LikeUesses ever so small, il is porlec
ne when taken Oh large seals
lie takes pleasure in inviting all persons tC
to come and examine his specimens, wheihS
they wish LikGnetses ornot, all 1e mad,
welcome.
| Rooms--under the Republicl bGice.
! aug -, l652.-lyr. -a.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-17
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Bosrdins Rooms 81 fnrneture. froD S y! tt
so Der week Under the energetic 4 sCholer
like management Of tbs Principal, Miss S. J
ThompSon and her assistant. this Institution
although in its infancy, bids fair II become Al
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| Oct. 2Qth 1852 6H.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-17
Notice.

VNIiE gned Executors OF Henry Barrick-
l. low, ecsHsed, in pursuance Of belfast will
ard testament. viii on the 29th day of De 'srrber
A. ID. 1882, offer ior sale on the premises the fol
lowing real e'tate. To wit:-Ths homestead farm
vi said Henry Batricklow. on which he resided at
the lime Of his decsase. auated in Athens town
chip. llarTison county, Ohio, and cor tanning two
mndrcd aAd two aclcs more or less. The terms
ofpayIuent will bt part i'll cash and part on cted-
it. to be made known more particularly on the
day OF sale. CoSRAp BARRlcELow.
NoY, II so. FKkRiNGTON BAERcKLow.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-17
Administrators Sale.

William Maxwell, Adnhnistra-1
tor OF james A Wheaton, Petition for leave
decd. to sell lands to
VS.. ! pay debts.
Margaret Wheaton, ct al.
NJ Office is hereby given that in obedience to
II y an order Of the Court OF Common Pleas, is
sued out of SAID Court at theii October Term.
s52, and to directed will offer for sale at the
late residence o James a. Wheaton, deceased.
in Hanover, Harrison county, Ohio, On the 25th
day of November, 1852, the following Real Es-
tate be ungng to the estate OF snd decedcnt, viz
In Lots No, Il, I, aud Q and in silid town oI
iIanDver. The 'ad Lot No. I being subject to the
Dover Estate Of said Margaret Wheaton in
twenty two feet Of OF the north ride theIeof III
clu ling dwelling house.
Terms Ul sale OF halfin hand, and one ha i IN
ore year with inrrest to be secured
WILLIAM MAXWELL. Administrator
Oca 81, ,'52 OLA. Wheaton, deceased.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-17


NOTICE l. hereby gIisa DAT a retilion will
IN le.presenied 20 the commissioner Sf HuUi-
sea county, Vt their Docenber Tenn. pray ing
their honorable bady 10 grant an alteration in ihe
road leadiny ron An hApsiis to Hanover. Said
alteration TO commence az shke on Ihe east side
81 the creek at William Stale Lane ghcnee n
long said lane TO siaLe; thence north OF west 20
IL stake The noIih side OF Isaiah SiIumon's mill
DAM thence nleng the ncIth side OF the lace TO q
crab Tree; thence 10 inleIsetI Main sITeeI in the
town Of Fair,iew; thriice from the west end OF
said Nam street to the north east ccTner ol John
Wehslefs meadow; thence along lie line betwee
said Webster aud Phillip Shnnlbnugh 10 iniersecl
the Aforesaid road leading from Annapolis TO Han
over. Also, praying foI an alteration in the road
leading from New Rumley 10 Cad'z,-said alttTa-
tion 10 commence at red oak Tree on the line
between PnilliP Shambaugh and John Stall
thence along suid lite uut itintersects the west
end Of Wafer street in The town OF Fairview.
| Also, beginning at the east end Of Water street
from Ihecce west Ofs0uth to the line between JohI
Stall and lsaiah Simmons, from thence in direc
line to inIersect The aforesaid road at stuke il
Isaiah Simmons lane. MAsY PETIuoEEks.
| October p, l552-4t
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.

VETE are now recsi wing aud openiIIg inlhe
wv Store Room for merly occupied by
Miliken & Crimes, Main suct, cpp' siie the
Court House, an umrivalled assortment OF
Ready Made CIeIIEinE.
Consisting in part Of double aud ring over
coats, OF every varie ty and styles sack aud
business coats; cloth, ca;t.Ueie saiilct tweed
and jean pants; vests oi hqualitics aid Sly les
Mngyr. McxIcan and brush hats, .--
HI0LE$E&SN EAATS, EXTEsA,
Plush caps, of yrriou colors aud sly les; shirt
aud shirt ollars. ofall styles; stocks and cra'
yats; trunks, valises &c . nc
Which was made expressly to our erder, o
goui material and made To wear, alter tie
most approved city style. and all oiwhich Vt
now fer tor cash atihe lowest prices.
NlEE People
Would find it greatly to their advantage to siV'
us Il call before they purchase AZ we intend t
keep he best general assoIt tment and give III
grUnlesr bargains in our line, that have eve
before been offered 10 This community.
q Assrring is believing just call and exhmIn
Iiut Yourselves. J.P. JOHNSON " 20.
Cadiz. October 6. 1859.
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CADIz MARKET-NOvember1 II.
Markets.

sNEw YoRK. Nov I lls-Flour, State 81,
62a4. 81; Gennessee $4,8laS4 93; Southern
S5,93aS5,18. Sales Is bbls Rye Flour at
$4,25aS4 so; Buckwheat in fair demand at
81 I.50aS9. Sales $500 bus. Wheat Ohio
white, atsSI,11aSi,1 IA; tennessee, ordina-
rygSi,l2; primes } ,19; Southern red 871-
as7; in active demands; sales $4,000 bus.
westemmixed Corn al zoe; scarce and irreg-
ular. Provisions, sale 200 bbls. Mess
Pork at $18aI8, 81; prime S15, ,25aS 6, ,62;
prices advanced with still upward tenden-
cy; Beef 7fa84; country mess llRlsc: Chi
cago 4a44c: country prime, better and in good
demand; sale 800 beef hams at IA, Stake
Is; river and Chicago in good dema nd
Sales 100 bbls. Lard at 114al2; scarce.
-PHtLADELpHA, Nov. 1I.-Flour quiet;
sales 600 bbls good brands at $4,75, hold
ing hrm. Rye -four 81 scarce; more enqui-
ry for corn meal; sales 1000 bushels wheat
at$1 10 for prime old Pennsylvania, white
at 81 ,04al ,o6; no sales fair prime red; rye
and old corn scarce small sales at Tie for
the latter, sales 1000 bushels new yellow at
soc a65c; oats advanced at39c for Southern
and 42c for Pennsylvania.
.- .. CINcIENATI. Nov. II.
The weather is pleasant; the river ha.
fallen three inches Flour firm; sales 55t
bbls at AS; the Nagaras news had fa
Vcra' e effect. Cheese in good demand a
&c for Western Reserve. Nothing new il
groceries. ".f
, ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.
Tuesday November 10, 1859.
BEEVE VES-The number offered yester
day was not so lage as Oh the previous Tues
day. The weather being unfavorable, iher
was however a sufficient number offe red t.
supply the demand. The offerings as nea
as we ascertain, were as follows:-Sheep
$50 head; hogs, s to 600 head; bceves, 55(
head
n BEEVES-Priccs for the past two weeks
8 have shown no material variation; the only
change being rs regards the quality; som,
$50 head changed hands at 24,24@3c
\ gross, equal TO 4!@5ic net, at an avcrag
Of Sc round in the hoof; at the close of tn,
market, about 100 head were driven away
HOGS-The receipts were large, AM
sales went off spiritedly; upwards of SOC
head changed hands, in lots at 4i@5c lv
weight, principa to the City butchers.
STlEEP-The market was dull; less thai
200 head were disposed of at 81 ,25, SOC
l75B q head the balance were driven away
LAMBS--Some 8ohead were disposed Q
at tS1,s5@l,75. as per quality.
COWSAND CALVKS--A small amour
changed hands at former prices.
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the following ac-
/ 7 iAhave been fled in the Probate Conrt,
OF Hnrrpon connty Ohio. for settlement.
The final account of George II. HcbeTlng, as
Administrator o the Estate OF John Cheney, de-
Seased and the final account of Matthew Clarke,
ss Guar Ian or John Inmison, Minor ;and that
the same will pc generally examined and passed
npon by the undersigned on Monday the 22d day
Of November next. ~ b. w. VII RS.
Oct. 9Th 1859. r. .t Probate Ju dge.
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IN CALLING ATTENTION TO DR.. guy
OTIS Improved Extract OF yellow Dock nm.
Sasaparilla. we feel confident we are doing -
service to hil who ma be afflicted with Ser0fp
iOus and 0thcHdisorlers originating in herctlitn-
" taint. or from impuriiy 0f the blood We
have kn0wn instlnces within tic sphere ef our
acquaintance where tho most formidable distem-
pcrs hRte been cured b ythe nee os Guyso,t's Ex.
tract OF Ysllaw DO and Sursaparillu alone.
Ii 10, 0netlie few Il dvertiseds medicines that
onnuot be stigmatizetl with quacKery. for the
yellow Dock and the" Sarsapa riIIa,, nre
well known ,c be the efficient (and Mt the same
ttms inoKious) agents in the whole Materia
Medca, and by far the best andurest pre pera
,ioH OF them is Dr.. Guysott's Yellow cock and
Sa Sarsnparilla.s3 a4sfI ~. 81 FH G~--d ~
ft-y-sce advert sement., -ss.s .s.. ta 3tar U.
y THE nEsT Possible REliEpY FOR CoNsuMp-
FIoN!-Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry Is inst
The remedy th.t pure minded. unprciudced
ann, thaFpugliy acauaintedT with every system
Of practice. and well acquainted with The Whole
MatoriaR Medica. and Experienced in general
practiees Wi'uld Recommend MS the beAt nosshlr
Temedy. for the cure of coughS, Colds. Asthm,.
Bronchitis anu Consumption. aR .T"'
This femedy ic6ntains the extraordi orv al; :,
sinnlvirttes ofthe Wild Cherry npd Ike Fire,
which are combined aud embodied in this nrti.
By nice chemical process, everything a.
isieriuus oruselcss is Rejected, so that what r.
Maina nj tho most exttabninhry and tnly eT-
ocAcioas remedy for all kinds of pulnonay andi
liver disbesSs ever bHowR to mai.
Or See sdvertlpemvat. A8i ~ 9tS @ "
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CAgBRX HOTTER.

FORMERLY hEPT BY j. S. LACEY.
~ SHE subscriber has taken charge of the above
! HOTEL. wharc he is prepured Mt all times
to wnit on all who may patronize his house. lie
has fitted up and furnished il in lAe most i'm
proved styls.
His Table
Will at all lines be furnished with tue bsst the
market Affords. .-,. ..-.. .a. I.. a...s
His Stabling
Is rendered convenient and cumrnadious, and
his hostlers careful and attentive. lie desires 10
render his house
A Home to Travellers.
lie assures his friends that they shall lind
A Cordial Wel3ome to the Hotel.
Ample acc concentrations for Movers and Drovcr
Boarders received nj all times, ou reasonable
ermI. noYI If JOHN MAHOLM.