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NEW CLOTHING STORE.

VETE nro now rec"i Ning and o.! M Fli The
Wv Store Room loT ncfly "ocui ned b1
MiIikcn g. Grimes, Main :uttt.' pp' site tEc
Court House, un unriyulled assortment OF
Ls"ady EIadc CiUtLsiHg,
Consisting , in part of deubc and single over
coats, OF every vniie ~ and style; sutk und
business noats cloth, catfiEeIe. salinet tweed
aud Jean pants; yes Is OF ullquHlitti ard sly les
Hngyr, Mexlcan and brush hats.
ESOLESKIN EEA'ES, EXTRA,
Plush caps, OF VI rious coIors and siyIes; Shirt
and shirt oliars. fall styles; stocks and era
vats; trunks, va lises, &c :, &c.
Which was made expressly to our order, Of
gooh material and made To went, ntipr u e
most approved city 'ryle., and all ot which We
new offer tor cnsh al The lowest prices.
TsEE PEOPLE
Would frd it glca'ly to htirad'antnre to eir'
us call before lhoy purchase, as we intend ''
keep the hest general assortment. aud give tht
trcatost bargains in our line, that have eve
before been offered to this comntinity
! Assreng is believing, just call and examine
.or yourselves. P.JOllNSON w.
Cudiz. October G, 1852.
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AdYantages q Classitied Schools.

The early organization OF classified Tom
nUa Schools Niil confer upon any eomml-
nifty some important advantages when ale
grnarally overlooked. Il serins To be taken
Tor gianied, by many towns enl districts oi
the Stals, which are delaying the thorough
and proper reorganization of their pubhc
schools, that lost at some future convent
ent period. A great sensation may be sud =
denly made, and nOioriety very soon aequi-
red, but solid advantages are Of much slow
sr growth. State that are first in the field
with really good schools. have an immense
advantage oyer others, which they may
held as long as they please. Lost time is
never made good anywhere; and whether
in the students quiet life, the pursuits OF
ordinary business, or the great interest ol
the public, the contrary is impos sible-Sb'
aurd. Rewards belong 10 effort, to patient
toll, to sacrifice and TO unwearied faithful
ness anywhere and everywhere. But the
advantages-let us look at them.
lst. The older pupils will receive some
benefits, which would otherwise be lost Il
them and 10 the community.
Cd. The younger pupils will receive some
benefit of systematic course of instruction
through the entire period of their schoo
training This is matter Of the first i'm
portance. Eccentricities, omi! sions, and ir
regularities during early life, can never en-
tirely be made good by any subsequent la
Dor or expense.
81. The sooner the strong and saiutary
influences of good order, and thorough dis
cpline, and the respectful demeanor of the
school room, can be felt upon the large
mass of children Of a town or city, the soon
er the streets will be free by night and by
day, from disturbances and violence.
4th. When a school system, worthy ofLhe
nams. is actually put into operation, its ar
rangements, and influences, more or less,
affect the habits and domestic arrangements
of the whole community. The sooner and
the more perfectly these are made TO har.
nonize with the new order Of things, the
greater will be the success ofthe system.
5th. The public school of our country are
to furnish the laborers, mechanics, the bu,
siness men the citizens of every ommunl-
ty. The sooner these grow up intel
hgent and upright, the more truly prosper
GUS and happy will be the community, in
dependent Of all outward advantages.
9Th. The sooner solid reputation 70,
proper elementary training is acquired fo
any town or city, the sooner the very bes
class of citizens choose it for home-for
place of residence for themselves, and al
their reiatiUsS and friends.
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IN CALLING ATTENTION TO DIR, 6 UY-
OTIS Improved Extvact OF yellow Dock and
Barsaparilla. wc feel confident we nre doing n
service to all who may be afflicted with Scrofii
lous and other. disorders originating in heredin-
ry taint. or from impulity of the blood. We
knve known instances within the sphere OF our
aqnaintance where the most formidable disiem
pers have been cured by the use 0s Guy ysott's Ex-
tract oi Yellow DO k and Sursapariln alone.
II 10 one the few advertised medicines that
cannot be stigmatixed with qntirEcry. for the
sYeliow Dock aud the" SarsHpa rillan are
well known tc be the efficient. (and at the same
time inexiUus) agents in tue whole Maierid
Medea, AMI by far the best nndurcst pre- pera
ton Of them is DR.. Guysott'sY elbow Cock and
Sasaparilla
f-sy-.;ee advetii seincnt. e
THE REST PossiBIE RrMEnY ron CossuuP-
Ti0N!--Wistar's Bllsam VI Wild Cherry IL just
the Tenasdy ihat n pare minded. unprGjndiced
Baan, thoroughly acaulinted with every system
OF practice. nd well acquainted With the whole
Matefia Msdicu. and expetieuced ia genernl
practices wniIid recommend ns the hest possible
remedy for this care Of conghs, Colds, Aslh,n,
Bronchitis ana Consumption.
This remedy confirms the extraordi nry c,li
einal virtues of the Wild Cherry ard the Fire
which arc combined aud embodied in this arti.
sle,
Bya nice chemical process, everything de
lstefi0us or use less s Saieotsl, thlt what re.
mains 10 the most extraordinary and trHly en-
eAeiSus remedy FOR all kintls Of pilnaonay ard
liver disesses over known - SunR.
Or See adysrsiseusn.
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Whig Boasts Before the Election

Many Of our friends have requested us
20 publish extracts from the whg papers of
this city before the election. to show the re-
diculously boasiful spirit then eynced. But
we must decline the task of serving up such
dishes. We shall file Them away, however,
for future reference and use, especially some
choice bits which have appeared in the edi-
toral columns of the Com nercial Journal.
We know that many well meaning, honest
wings, were grossly deceived by the shame
fulboasting ofthe whis organs, and lost large
sums of money in consequence, besi des sun
dry suits of clothes, hats, boots, oysters,
nc. DC. Some Of these men declare that
they are done with the whig party, now,
leneeforth, and forever! They will enroll
themselves in the ranks of the good old
Democracy, and keep clear Of the charatans.
and all men VINO would try to return power
by fraud, falsehood and perjury!--PiAs.
Post
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For the Sentinel
Public Meeting.

The undersigned, determined to continue
the agitation of the subject of Slavery, and
especially the repeal of the Fugitive Slayc
Law, in spite of the triumph of a party
pledged to resist all agitation of this ques-
tion, hereby cordially invite the friends Of
Human Freedom, and the enemies of that
infamous enactment, to meet in New Market,
on Thursday evening, Nov. 25,h, for the
purpose of agitating for the repeal of said
enactment, and furlhering the cause of in
partial freedom.
signed by MALICHI JOLLY and Sd
others,
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MARRLED-on the sist ult.. by
Elder VIM. B. Hunt, MT SAMUEL RAMSEY
OF Hmrson county. 10 Miss REBEecA hkL-
IEy Smith, Of Tu cafawas county OHIO.
On the a8.h ult.. by Rev. r. Heron
Mr.. JoHx MEeAw, Of Norih township. har-
rsou county, 10 1iss MARrnA, Of daughter
oi Mr.. George M'CulloUga, of New Rum
ley, Ohio.
On the 9th inst. by the Rev. James
Kerr, Mr.. BAzEL 4. DowNEY. Of Noble coun-
ty 10 Miss Massey PATTERSON, OF C4diz
township, Harrison county.
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Administrators Sale.

WlhlAm MHNWelI, AuiuIilslFil- q
tor OF james 4. Wheaton, Petition for leave
decd. to sell lands TO
vs.. pay debts.
Margalet Wheaton, CT al.
NOTICE is hereby given that in obedience to
Y am order of the Court OF Common Pleas, ia
sLei out OF sand Court ut thriI October Term,
So, and to me directed will offer for sale ut The
late residence OF James A. Wheaton, deceased.
in Hanover, Harrison county, Ohio. un the 25ih
day Of Novenb,r, 1852, the following Real Is
rle be Ungng to the estate OF said deredcnt, viz
In Lots No, 6, I. aud 2 and in said town OF
Hanover. Tie snid Lot No being subject to the
Dover Estate of said Margaret Wheaton in
twenty Two feet of of the north side iheirof in
rlu ling dwelling house.
Terms ol sale u e half in hand, and one ha t in
ore yrarwith interest to be secured,
WILLIAM MAXWELL. Administrator
Oct a. '52 OF j. 4. Whea ton, dece ascd.
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE ishereby given that he following nc-
v counts have been fled in The Probate Conrt,
Of Harrison connly Ohio, for settlement.
The Guul Hcroun of George II. lleber'Ing, rs
Administrator OF the Estate OF John Cheney, de.
ceased and the iinal account Of Matthew Clarke.
rs Guar Iian Tor john Janison, Minor sand that
the snme will ae generality cxamncl.and passed
nponby theunderigncd, on MoniIny the ?2,l day
oi November next. d. w, VILRS,
Oct. 9Th, 1859. Probate Judge
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- matt eau iHd E0wl ere - cd n say.nE
Bank as by -BptyIug hiss Pure iHtihis Lead
KnuN lt'ge Is The besi eapI'Hi he can Pass'-ss |"
is At lie command every moment aud always a.
bOYe tntr.--DE. FEAsKLIE.
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Notice.

MT Office ia hereby given that their will be
" petition presented to the Commissioners Of
iiarrisnn county. at their next session. for lhs 10
cation of ii county road 40 feet wide, to run as
follows: Commencing ut the south end OF Market
street. in the town Of jefferson, to said county. md
running ll'ence in south west direction through
the lands Of John Wasoner ann Josiah SHARP to
post at the north east corner OF Wilkin Bar
rps mill lot.
October 27, 1852.
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ETA dangerous counterfeit in the shape
Of $50 bill, on the Jefferson county(N.
Y. bank, is in circulation. They are well
executed. and calculated to deceive the most
experienced eye.
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OF INTEREST
To .FFeTChHHTS. sIeTES, Teach
PIs, Students <gbltt s.ii .ECN.

I U~t BLi~i.FD-A \ " AND CON-
- P'lrE SETof RULES by which all the
Iuiitijm'n;ai operations OF AriihH,'i c in"y i"'
p,.riclmed m an Incredibly short sp8re y hHW.-
To Decone a master OF them viii require not
H.ore ID Az a couple hours study OF Hny goo e
s..nUi minds and the slndsu, will theTrhy he "a
abld . Add. SHbsI;act. Multiply or Divide IL
any snm no matter OF how many figures, more
accurately. indeed Beg sonS the possibihtyo a'' sf
ror } i'HhaH c.f5,Uh Tie tiRle r,quifsd in the
old system.
Rules for tle Calculation of Interest
which will work out The interest AT any rate upon
any som, with the utHost accuracy. and siTnPhSl'
liy iulIy equal to all lie OthsrOpeIauons BY Tins
ard ras y superior 10 nj; course in Tie old PIah
Together. these ioin tie mist complete ltt''hst
ON the science oi numbers ever jssued-and are
Hca lculubly valuable TO all meu from !Ierlc
ailing accur cy, and TO hnsiness men iom NE
immense amonnl Of ine tLey se IRON the 70 IS
wuunsomc detail OF husincss life. Particularly
ought they 10 be in the kands Of Merchants nnt
/ Clerks, Teachers and Stu deus, and NoJus mel
/ rctteraig
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our WOE E$ EpAS's' !

Tile Linn roarsh and tic seven Mgnders
utterS their uoices, he Mdt has an ear to he"r
let him hear.
a. Il. 3 IT II e G Fl
UHASiu re eiyeI from the eastern cities
ii largc and splendid assortment Ui fall ana
winter goods which he propose, to teil ~ per
cent LIVER than former priGes, he iit'crs NM
sell that his goods were bought On as good
terms ia any other house il tho place. aud also
when the stock OF goods iH the cast were qniie
af full ms at any other time This fall, 10 my Gus,
N nrrs and lhe pur lie generally wouid.say cr
and see i fmy INSERTIONS are correct
A. Ii. BURTClI.
Cadiz, October 10, 1852.
~5OTIIS, ,cassimores nd vesiinzs II spiondidS
J nsort ment at reduced prices u: ,,,,,,,.,
~ BURTCH'S,
4 AIDES dress goods, eui> variety: at =,
Z BURrCH s.
SONNET tr innings, u good variety Al
DuRTCU'S.
a., IAWLS, good assortment OF Bay State
~ long shtwls extremely low prices II;
C,d;, ,1ct I3 1859. <BUNfCllS.
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Or. Guysott's Improved Extract @.
Yellow Dock & Sarsaprrilla,

as now iUF u is fHi LAEGt.Sr si-
zrd Bottles. and Is acknowledge ,o be thc beet
Insdr. as is crr tii-d by tie
" oSuERFUL CJEEs il has iCiioT.acd, lls origiun !
copi, iof which ire - the p"s-tUsi"n uf the Pro
pnsIor. Remember. this Is the only TRUE aud
ORIGINAL nrticle.
The Modlcin,, wen Usci according TO difcc-
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- 6gaU Come gSsa.

IT., cur old tuftomers (and thanks he to
n tbcm Iheir names are Legiohe) anu as
~, mora as can in any Siso make II eohTc'
Mont The more the mGrrieI The more cnstn-
u,eis we have the cheaper "e can aGoI" L" het'
Nv dollars w,rh sold at ten per cent prnht' is
better than enc 1T twenty prr cent lhls Is
our plan ma, v goods aud sto'tpehts.
We have the hssl winter STOCK We ever ""I
, general AID almost universal variety too 's
disus TO cIuulerate but not too many 10 SNOW
C,u,e Oh then, we are very throng but sh"l' o'.
very glad to ace you ali.
Wy Most respectfully,
WOOD n SMITH
y Cahiz, octobe, ~, 1882.
NJ AlLs cous family onhand best maze s,,a,, st
WOOD and SMITHS.
~ OPES, bed cor dis AMI lines ut
* WOOD aud SMI i'il'S,
~ROCERIES, all kinds ronSt unity "n hhhd
u ,t 2OOD and SMITHS.
). We take tpcci"l pains Iha oar gro
ce,ies shall be ot the Isl qualty.
AUDLES. brides, harness &c.. oil every
"a kind, lulnts he'd 10 order on the sAottest no
p, 20 Nv WOOD anG MlTil.
~ARpET BAGS, carpet crash, oil cloths for
1 J doors and tables al WOOD u SMITHS
a LPACAS, pure alpaca lhFfench
"A lucriuo the best that is ma 2t,of'
- WOOD sHtt1.
gTEIVETS, fancy for chilIrcas wear, ai'o vi
v coIors of nlnnos for chil!rens wear and
,r;muin s.nt WOOD SMITHS
u WOOD and SMITHS.
{ N,OTHING oTull kinds on hand or furnished
| I or m ade n on the shortest noticcn nd war
ri1ntc1to rcrdrr complete satisfaction by,
| WOOD and SMITH.
| C<OFFEE NJ ILLS LIST qn aity ut ~
IL WOOD and SMITHS.
n UEENSWARE in sets on my way, at
ID WOOD and { Ml'FtiS.
-NIl.K velvet black and in colon AZ
90 WOOD and S.dlTli'S.
| LINE FAMILY FLO uR, fresh at all Sine
| y and II wheel barrow to lend, at
WOOD & SMITHS.
Cadiz October l3, II S52.
fENlIiBIr shawls, wool shn Ia, all cotore nm
i. prices ut WOOD d S.hiFlpS.
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CADIz MARKEF--TovembeE 10.
NFw YoRK, Nov. 5

Flour. sales 12, 500 bbls State at 4,62-
@468; Genesse 4,6394,75; Southern i, :
G894,75; lirmcr. Grain--sales 5000 bush
Michigan Wheat at 10; Ohio re d 1,C3.
S ples ! 9, 900 bush Corn, mixed, at 5i@76R.
Sales 5000 buse Rye at 81. Provisions
sales 800 bbls Mess Pork at l6, 50Wl6 so;
prime do Sl4,75@I5. Sales 200 bbls Beef,
Sales $50 bbls Lard at IL.
2O9 boxes Muscovado at So 81.
Colfee-sales 500 bags Rio at 8t@9. Lin
seed Oil 68 Whisky--sales 100 iAentuck-
y, 5a@7!; U. S. fves, 1o8.
C1YcINNATI, Nov. 3.
The weather is pleasant the river has
fallen three inches. Flour firm; sales $50
bbls at So, AS; the Niagara's news had ia
vorale effect Cheese in good demand at
&c for Western Reserve. Nothing new in
groceries.
PnILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.
Flour-salcs sos good brands, for ship
mcnt, at 81, ,56@462. Rye Floure steady
at "a. Corn Meal--sales 500 bbls Penna,
white. and = for req, being further az
vance. Rye wanted. Corn dull, and low
er; sales 200 bushels yellow at 70; white
70. Sales 1000 bush Southern Oats at 37@
38. Whisky scarce at %, in bbls.
BALTIMORE, Nov. s.
The sale of Coffee, yesterday, went off
with mach spirit or 500 lags Rio, offered,
$50 were sold at $8, 35@9 40, averaging
about IS, 81, as most was above S8,61-
The 1000 bags were Withdrawn for high
plices.
Flour-hoItees ask an advance of l2
cents, no sales.--Grain---White Wheat ST.
0001,12. Red, 98@S1,0l, COrn--quiet
and unch1nged.
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ItTI WHV fIUI bITttlt. 7 AIIIIdUtTUtEfEl, n q
W2TETTANT e.. EsTsEKyT.
JUST ISSUED,

A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF
GENERAL a. JAC7x SOM.
Engraved by +. b. WEIGH, Esq,aftsF
the original portrait painted by TloMiA5
Esq, a
Ihs PurtraIt will be Il match for the WasA.
ingt1n, and is in every rss9eclus well. s,t up.is
Prlac $500 per copy. Address as above,
Oltlba -, 1852. &tE s5 SAY
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NOTICE

Is hereby given thai | will attend at the usual
place Of holding Elertons in tn, several town
ships Of Harrison County for the purpose Of re-
cciving said tRxes. rs follows;
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
9. q. III. m'FADDHM


4 RE reCeIying the largest stock OF Goods they
have ever offered to The public ol Harrison
L I county Our goods were purchased tn the
most fiyurnhle terms. and comprising English,
German, Flrnch. India and American MaLu(ac-
tute.
Their stock being very extensive, the most fs-
,i,hous cannot fill in being please :. The attcn-
lion of the public is invited to examine this mag
+, ilirent stock brure purchasing elsewhere
CaAiz Oarobgr I, 1852.
ENRE&M TEAS, GunpnwdeT, Imperial. Young
II II,soR and OIolg Teas, OF tho latest iiupors
laiions. Frrsh aud fragrant. The lovers thu
delightful beverage are invited to ty n cup and
be refreshed. 1t i'kePt constantly by ,,ru
Novenh or 3. 1859.
CtIIKS, Rich Brocade, plain and figured Silks
Of the latest sty les, at 81 small advance on Ihc
S. XII McFADDEN'S
FNRENCH Merinocs, Tnibit Cloths. AIeacas,
r. plain and printed De l.. inrs. for rale cheap,
~ 8. 81 II. McFADUEN'S.
DAY nnd Empire Stale rhnws, selling very
Z ; mst,at S. & Il. MtFAD0EN'S.
TNANCY Silk Bonnpts, beautiful trimmed Bon
e. meta. Silks, Rit bong. and ArIifriai Flowers.
to behold amounts to purchasing. 10 be seen at
:. & II. McFApDEN'S.
CtARrETlNG, three ply Bussels Patterns, In
{ ] grain. Venetian. aud Listing Carpoiing -
Also. Rugs, Mats, and Floor Clio h, in good yaric
Iy.at =. & H. FADDEN'G.
nLACK, BIO n, ard Drab Clohs, Tweeds ard
A Flnunrls, at RI ducrd prices. ut
S. & II. McFADDEN'S.
DLANKETs, W,oicn Yarn. Lambs Wool,
, Hose. Bnckskin Gloves nnd MiIls, aud Com
lors. ut prices not TO be grunbled ut, by
$. II Ii. McFAOOEN
0S BAGS prime Rio Coffee, lie best is town
EsD C,r sale, Wholesale aud retail, by
s. s. u. McFADDEN
TTIsl oil, Port Wine, Gle Leather and Mack
~ ctrl for saie by $ & II. MeFA DDEN.
Nay WAl ER-The latest arlIsle for The toilr
) known, ior sale by
s. & II, McFA ADDEN.
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rVNIIE amount ofpcr centugc levied on ehch
hundred dollars OF valuatinn on the taxable
property in the several Townships in said Con''
~ Elr ihs Ycur A. y. 1852, is rs iollows:--

The Borough OF Cadiz paysa Corporation Tax
Of ITO OF millor cents on the Sl0J OF valua.
ton. Il. X. PRICE, Auditor Of Harrison co.
September 6, 1852.
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Nv. Il I'HEN,S FEMALE SEM
MARY.
('GNrSP Gf &EfESEiSS.

Q. O.thography; B ,tany --Limoiia;
Er,iiuy Algebrn--Duyies
Writing; Geometry, 1" legcndre
G G,am,nar--HLIliri's; RLrturics-NcwI ans;
,,rogmphy Mitrhelrs; i.ogic--iletkc's;
4uri,ut-Gsu: " Elements Of Criticism
kuines:
Arithnctic--Ray Evidence OF Christian :
iiy-Aiexander;
tii,,oy Us. W Wizards; Mental PhiI.-Abercrom
t's
History Universal, -" Moral Phil. =, Way
k,Id's;
Nat. Philosophy olms Cd Analogy of Natural
Astronomy - Buniu's; Religion Buffers;
Chemistry --Cray, IoInE0'i'ioh;
PhtAul Ky -Cultef's; alsslen;
REESaiS.
For n Eessirn ui tive months
Reading Whiting Geography and Grammar
All III, ohcr English branches. $500.
! EK Eas A Es2 2ASG Nj
Musia on the Piano. Si4 90.
! llse Of sue Piano. 4,'U.
| Music on the Guitar, i%,UO.
Ise Instrument, 2.pl
Vocal Dusic 2.JO
! French o,u0.
Drn,yiug & Painting, 600,
Use of Pa.Ierns, l.Vo'
! sknc Hall Pay able in Advance.
! The Winter Session commences Oh the Gls
Monday of November. ,-
Hnnr,lips Euous & fiirneturc from S ,2E I,
| 80 p,r week. Under the energetic q Schoief
like infringement Of the Principal, Miss ), }
: rbou,us1n and her assistant. this ins'i ut'on
although in its infancy. bids fair t. become ~
elGeipnt auxiliary il the important wok "
FruAlte Edurhtoh.
T. H., enib 1852. GW.
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OYsrMlsN! OYsrEIkA!! OYSTEl1S

MRS. DIVINE has opened her Oyster Saloons,
I'VE and is now prepared to furnish Oysters IN
the best and nl styles. Her table will always b.,
found latlened with all the luxuries pertuiniug TO
an Oyster table.
Ladies Saloon up stairs.
Oysters furnished for atties and private fami-
lies by tie can or half can.
NovGnihrr 8. $50
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Respectfully, MICHAEL GOhDM IN,


Extract Of n lerier from an extensive Merchant it,
Plniu!icld, iEiugston county, Michignu.
flaiuheId Mri,.. ApriI'a, 1852.
Mr.. John d. ratk Drar Sis :--Cr. Guy sott'i
yellow Dock and SarsapHgiila is performing
some astonishing cu;esiu this place. A Mr. 5
D. Strickland has jus. i, formed Inc that one OF
his chldlcn has been rnluGiy Cmcd OF very
severe case OF Scroiua by the use ol on y boulp
lie had tried almost every ding that tie Doc
.ors bad prescribed, Iut all ol no "yail, Ihc
child continued getting worse, ThrsGres, are now
an healed up and the child apparently well,
which is Justly asUribed tu the usu the yellow
Dock unh Sarsaparitla.
IsignrdI Yuurs, truly. L. A. BEAL.
Gs.y-Fnce IL per bottIe-.x bctrlca for IS.
Sold by J. b, PARK, C,nGinnHti, o.
Nurlh-cast conner Of Fourth end Walnut ,tr"tts
cmuanre tH Witnut stiee.--to whom all uIders
must bG uddrcssrd.
! AGENrs--JuhM Brall and Al'Bcan & Knox
Cndiz; iiogg 4 "arrish, Noortf,ld; John IIngy
| Nj Pleasant; J. CulEbachcr 4 Son, Wheeling
'r. - fleming. S,tuh,nviiic; lsnnc Holloway
! Finishing lsaac Lewis, Georkttown; +. d. iost
/ WurenIor; rhos. Nicholson lIan isyilie II
D. Ria, Martins Ferry.
! Sepiembrr | 1852.
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ON Is iNgs EvIL, CA>cEEs, Ia NuEs, EEuF.
TInNs or TIE sEE, EEisirEL's. CnEoNfC SuRE-
Eyes, RiSaw"En uR Tf1Trrr, ScALn lltsu, RBLU-
Al ,rIsN. PASs ~ Tux :snNts on JuNrs, uI u SuKEs,
Asp LcEEs. SwFLLiNG uF oF rae GLANDS, syphilis
Dy spepyl. salt Rbcum. DisrHse Of Kidneys.
Lcss ul Appetite. Discasc ulrising t5om the use
Of NcFcurY Pain la the Side and Sl"pIld' { e.
Ecrul rebihty- DroIsy, Luubago, luundire and
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Final Accounts.

NTnTICEis ieleb, given, that that the fol.
| Y having accounts have Lcen filed in the
Plobae Court Ct Harrison County. Ohio, toT
settlement.
The final account nf J Shober. surviving Fxe
cu'or af GcUrge Shutz deceased
The fn;l account OF Waite, Jamison, Guardian
OF John Jnnison. Minor; and that The same will
he scIe ally examined aud pns,ed upon by the IN.
dcrsigncd. on Thur,day. the 2d day Of DrceAbcl
next b w. VIERs Probate Judge.
November 10, ,ISs2