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A NEW EXCITEMENT
a. II. RTIR MTaTF.

s now receiving and opening in the room for
1 rerly occupied by r. J. Bennett, n large aud
snlrpdid assortmeu Of neT SrRING AND SUMNER
tio5ps, which will be sold at as sholt profits a.
n,y other establishment n Cadiz. Not feeling
di innscd to bfag, we would only say, call and
see G,r yourselves A. Il. BURrCU.
Cadiz, April 2s, 1852
CIANTON Grape Shawls ? nice aIticc and
/ yer, cheap, at The new store OF
April ., e52 A. H. BURTCiI.
e-tTRAW Goods Bonnets and Hats in every
- Nnri,ty. very low IL EuRTCH'S.
April 90, 1882
. CtLOTHS, Cassimcrcs ana vesrings, handsome
I and clcap, at the new store Of
Anil QS. 1852 A. II. BURTCH.
pONNET Trimmings, Ribbons anI nowers
1 } decidedly beautiful ut BURFClI'S
April 90, IS52
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fleece, We know where another ono could BE
spun; AMI We alsoknow aPerson that would
take pride in wearing the socks that would
be knit of The yarn that would be spun from
one of thsm fine fe,ccs Of Macs; and he
lnr,L live in ChlnmLns ciihrr.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-05-19
VIM. Ming Nicoll.

Nh ANUFACFURER oi Saddles. Brides,
lVA Harness and Trunks, Of all kinds and
qntlites, at the old stund, No. 100, Main street,
Wheeling, Va. Carpet and Saddle Bags Satth-
els, Valces, common and plated Carriage End
Buggy Harness, Briggs Pa'ent Forest City Coach
Wagon and Drny Harness OF NIL kinds, alsays
on hand and made to order on libera ttr1s.
oc'29-ly
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-05-19

EJ-OF FINE Wool, we have dozen
samples from the flock of John McFadden.
of Cadiz, Harrison county. from yearlng
lambs, which will do to show along with the
best oft that famous wool region. The stamp
Of the Spanish is unmistakeable in this wool
and Irish John may reposc on his laurels.
Our o.her half says she would like TO spin
fleece Of this wool into stocking-yarn. Mac,
says he sold his last years clip Of 300 fleeces,
for SO cents $ ib.
HARRISON AcAIS!--We had written thus
farwhen we turned up from the bottom of the
pile still another batch of fine wool samples
from John Singer, Of New Athens, Harrison
county, so very like McFadden's that w
were ready 10 swear they were from tht
same sheep, only that McFaden's wool is tn,
longer Of the two. The weight of Mr.. Sin
gers tleeces, he states, was 2fbs 6 o., wei
cleansed, and sold on toe premises for 81
cents. We take these gentlemen to be neigh
bors and they may divide the honors betweeI
them--they are enough for both OH
Cults0otor.
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Cincinnati Narke'.

My tt
FLoUR--Firm at 3, ,25; the demand exceeds
the supply; severel Of the city mills have
stopped in consequence of the scarcity OF
Wheat. Sugar Sales l2ohhds at 5a5 &c.
Molasses--Firm at 33c. Provisions--StaS {
nant; Bacon siIes oaered at &c; sales al
Gle.
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Philadelphia Market.

FoUR-Little enquired for to-day, standard
brands scarce at 4,25; sales 300 bbls for ex-
port at 4,62 for extra; Corn meal and Rye
flour quiet but firm the former at 3, 12, and
the latter at 3,25
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New York Market.

May H.
FLoUR--Sales $500 bbls at 4, l2a4, ,25 for
State, and 4, ,l2a4, ,43A for Ohio. Grain
Sales $4,000 bushels Corn at 6la65c. sales
5000 bushels Michigan Wheat at /;
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W After the above hint, if our friend
John McFadden, does not present Mrs
Bateham with fleece Of that fine wool o.
his, we are greatly mistaken in the man
.ifer Mrs. B. has been pres nted with heI
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-05-19

"A apaI WOOD and SMITHS.
Il TRIMMINGS for ladies' dresses, bcrares.
4 g'mPs cords, luccs, etc ut
ap2l WOOD aud SMITHS.
- ILK Poplins, plain and watcred, 33 per cent.
lCunder la2t ycars prccs, big lot at
app! WOOD and SMlTlFS.
{ NANTON Grape and Cashmere Shawls,
lSap2l WOOD and SMITlPS.
- ADDLERY. consisting of Saddles, BIidIes,
| CCollars, Harness, Brichbands, Check and Sim
2c Lines, Blind Btidlcs. side straps, etc etc. at
hp2t WOOD and SMITHS.
TO FLRMEIEs.
GOOD yoke uf well broke Oxen for sale
| "a cheap enquire at
! ap2l WOOD and SMITHS.
| DARASOI4S and Umbrellas for spring ra ns mt
d aP!i WOOD and SMITHS.
! ISNlLK Mitts, hand made to ft every size, at
IDap2t WOOD and SMITHS.
silks fOr Dresses and BOmncIs.
DL.4LNand figured black changeable ,tendil-
4 lcrent kinds all cheap enough, at
ap2l WOOD and SMITHS.
DERAGE dc hines, beautiful and cheap, n
Ddozen kinds, at WOOD and SMITHS.
ADONNETS and children's Hats. in great va
Dricy, at the big corner of
ap!l WOOD and SMITHS
lSUMNER wear a first rate assortment. at all
lOpriCes from i24up.
ap2l WOOD and SMI tIIS,
M ALL and Window Piper, at
D.. w ap2l IOOD aud SMITHS.
N.4HPET B.4GS, various sizr4 aud quail les,
Iou WOOD anG SMllii'S. .
az, tlNGI rs, Oak and roplar Boards, I.ath
')and Sludding, etc, at the lumber yard Of
Hp2I WOOD ana SMl MlrlpS.
( NAFES, Collars; Chmc2ctts, at
Chp2l WOOD and SMITHS
AhIl'Y Flour warranted by ;hr hnrnl, aud
III smaller quantities, at ulI Times on hand ut
hl2I WOhn and %IIrIIS
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The 90 - -.

H. conversation with q Nlig friend, he
p.b,r day, De s,a.,i his Iiucillc objection
10 lie new lax law 10 be, the exemption q
TWO hundred dollars 10 each individual.
Upon this subjce, tic spirit Of Democracy
has the following:
The exemption under tue old law, was as
follows, which any one can see at a glance,
by referring TO the old Assessors S blanks, the
value in some cases being assumed by US:
But the old law exempted all kind Of kitch'
en- furniture, beds and bedding of private
families, averaging in value, at a low
estimate, say 500
'Other household furniture and hooks
belonging TO any family 100
Farming imulcm,nls, owned by Ter-
sons engaged in farming, and actu-
ally used in farming purposes, say rs
4 gun, mans saddle and bride,
and womau's 5 saddle and bridlc,'
say 80
ii loom SO, and all stands of bees
not exceeding in their aggregate
value $780, 80
Cash on hand not exceeding 25
All crops harvested within one year
| previous TO making the statement
! and which remain ON hand say so
/ Book accounts to an amount not cx-
cceding' geo
'Liquidatcd credits TO an amourtnot
/ exceeding 1CO
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-05-19
HARLEM SPRINGS,
Garrett COsgsgGy, sthtO,

ME Subscriber having purchased Harlem
Springs. has erected new building aud
placed The premises in complete repair lie
4 rllers himself that he will be able to give en-
Tire satisfaction to all who may pay the Springs
a visit
An ydropathic Ply sirians has been cmplcy-
cd, and every facility viii be furnished for pur-
suing the c1ld water treatment for the cure OF
diseases. Bat pati nts will be at liberty to take
such medical adviccs rs they rreier.
Boarding and medical attendance IN reason
able terms.
$50 Persons can be AccOIn sn OdateG
at the Establishment
and many more at the adjoining village
Harlem. The springs are situnted in Caro-
county, 26 miles from Sltubenvil 30 from an
ton, e from CurolIton and / from SalincvilIc
| Depot on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Raj
Road. Hacks will be run between the sp.ing
and most al thest points dn ring the summer.
The springs will be open for the reception o
visitcrs Oh the first of May.
JOHN HILBERT, Proprietor.
April %. 1852 3mo2
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-05-19

EADY- MADE CLOTnING-A bennti M
assortment, consisting Of every variety, Il.
the new and cheap store OF
mari7 JOHN MCCORMICK.
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$7IO

ed in mechanics tools. Now he. &c have
gcgeH huRlrea and ten dollars as the amount
which forehanded farmer could hold exempt
under the old law, and we have no doubt
but that thousands in this State did hold
that amount free from taxation. And furth-
er, all horses and cattle under twoyears old,
mules under eighteen months old, and pigs
and lambs under six months Old were eX-
rmpt. And their value to the $40 as
above, and we have no doubt the cXemp-
ton would reach in very many cases $500!
Under this same law farmer in moderate
circumstances, with say, no book accounts,
no liquidated credits, no crops remaining
on hand, and but 500 in household fulnl-
ture had an exemption of but $685., allow
Ing him as many young horses, cattle, pigs
and lambs as his thrifty nelghbor. Yet Il
he had two horses worth SlUO, and 2 cows
worth $2O, he was taxed on $l20, while a
the same time his whole property amounted
to but $405, or nearly SS4OO less than hi
neighbor held exempt. Was that JUST e
Was that causing the burdens Of govern
mcnt to fall alike upon the rich and poor,
Under the old law the rich man held hi:
$500 exempt, while the young man will
hi, silver watch worth $40 and his horse
worth fifty dollars, and no other property
was taxed on S60.
On the other hand the new law, in addi
ton to wearing apparel and food provided
for family, exempts $500, and no more
to every x-payer. Here then is the con
trast-$9O0 exemption to wealthy men un
der the old law, and $500 exemption to al
under the new. Decide between them fo
yourselves
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q NLOTlIS, Cassmefes and Vestings.-II Won
~ want something handsome and cheap cali ut
the new and cheap store of -
marl7 JOHN MCCORMICK.
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JAMES C. AVER

Practical Chemist, Lowell. Mass.
AGENTS -M'Bcan 81 Knox, Cudiz; w. Will
liams, uhrichsville; T. ). Ilnning, steubcnvillei !
and by Druggists generally throughout the State.
nnril o.
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COOKING STOVES.

! CASKS Piussiale Po aah e snlc by
- Jal @1 ksLis Il Cam VEIL. 4
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STRAW GOODS.-Bonnets ard Hats in great
- variety. handsome Bonnet us low as SO
cents at the new and cheap store Of .I,
marl7 JOHN MCCORMICK.
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Spring Cglafz SasA.a22ae..

lnl'K HhIeS nid small gnms will be tc their in-
trrcst aS well Us their Customers Weinyite The
public to call aud tXtmue our stock
Cadiz Aplii Il. 1o52.
NlLhS, DRESS GOODS, SC,
sHLLG mt Rich Brooade Silks;
A. do glace, solid and changeable silks;
iIlsh forIins. plain and figured;
Ieragc de Eincs;
Lawns Himg!ram4 and Dire s trimmings:
Just received and tur sale ~ per cent lower
IMAM common, hy 5 N H. M'FADUEN.
\ 9ONNEFS, Misses aud Chitdr,ns llats,
REhossnth and MoIrskin lIats ror men: leg
hoId. pearl and p lin llats OF The latest Styles,
can hc had in every vancy,n;
ap2I S, aud Ii. MFADnEN'S
iClE ,a'hroidcrcd French Cupra, ,ColInrs and
Anhdcr sleeves; also Artiliclnls. brautian
bonnet una neck Ribbons; ralasols to emit rain
,uf sunshine. f. ale at
ap2I s. mud II, Ni,tAHBEN,S
k4NRENCIl and American Cloths, Casimcrcs
L Cnssincts, Twcrds, Jeans, Lincns. ana u
large variety otrnntaoons stuff. ,hc;uer tlan
" -llIrlN. III 5. aud II. MFADDf Ms.
4 FRESH suppl, o. solt shrIcd Almond. inst
y received and for sale by Mrs. hlNlA
1 SArES and Pruncs, just received aud T..
/Sa'e' "t Mus. DiVINE'S, al
New Store Hnd New daO1,.iSI!
SHORT PROFITS, QUICK SALES, AND Coon P.,r
THE .MO1'IO OF
j OEA " RHcGOks MICK ""t
NA/ no has just received an entire NEw Srnt,yJ
w OF GOODS, which he has o.epel ont ~
,i'e store Room frrmery occupied by D. KiIgoro
~ Hoh' iiis Stock consists of every variety OF
.'ooas usually Kept in Cadiz, all which he nt-
tcrs hlmsel were purchased under the mast E,,or
90'e c'fcunstances, and will be sold under the.
motto OF - ort Profits and Quick Sales" Per-
sons wishing To purchase Goods win find !, :,
their interest TO call and cxumne his stoct, bo t.
purchasing, us he is determined TO sell Gond,
upon the principle largcr sales and smaller nroJs
tnah mas hcretoIer been done in this place. ue.
does not ask any one TO take his w. ri for L;s
stock being the HANDsoMEsT one cycl brougbt Ia,
ms place, but would say to one and all COM. and
t0'E J'r youfseLres lie would II os resprc tluIIv
invite ms old friends and customers 10 call and
examine his stock before purchasing. "Hr
marie %mnrI1.ly JOHN MCCORMICK.
ID EADY MADE CLOTnING-A bcnn1i M
IL q assortment, consisting of every variety, az
the new and cheap store ol
mori7 JOHN MCCORMICK.
| a MOTHS, Cassimefes ana Vestings.-II yon
| ~ want something handsome and Cheap cali nj
the new and cheap store Of VI --
marl7 JOHN MCCORMICK.
! ISTRAW GOODS-Bonnets ard Hats in preat
10 variety. handsome Bonnet as low ms so
cents, at the new and cheap store Of
! marl7 JOHN MCCORMICK,
! pONNET RIM INNINGS. Ribbons, Flowtry
I'D land Innings. Call and examine as they are
decidedly handsome, at the new store of
| marlI JOHN MCCORMICK
nRESS GOODS.--Rich Brocnde, Camcleon :,
| lILutcstring, Mationn and Gro dc Rhine Silks !.
flsmeraldos, Braizes, BJaize de Dan,s, Muslin.
de Lnincs. Cling aims, Lawns, Prints, etc, etc..
For something nice call NJ the cheap store Of
marl7 JOHN MCCORMICK.
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hRESS GOODS.-Rich Brocndc, Camcleon,
IILutcstring, Mationa and Gro dc Rhine Silks;
Esmeraldos. Brnizes, BTaize de i.ain,s, Muslin.
de Lnnes, Cling aims, Lawns, Prints, etc, etc.
For something nice call NJ the cheap store Of
marl7 JOHN MCCORMICK.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-05-19

DONNET } RIM MlNGS Ribbons, FIow,T,i
I'D land Innings Call and examine, as they are
decidedly handsOme, at the new store of
marl7 JOHN MCCORMICK
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4 fKL>lI supply o. snIt shrIIrd Almonds lust
~ received aud for sale by Mrs nltIA
] BA tEN and Pruics, just received aud lor
/S"'e' III Mus. DiVlNErS.. al
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anI Ii. M'FADnEN'S.

} iCll ,a,hroitcrcd French Cipr., Collars and
u Anhdcr sleeves; also Art ilicinls, brautIal
bonnet 'tnd neck Ribbons; parasols to emit rain
or sunshine f. + nlr AT
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DRESS G5OODN. sc.

ELlG MT Rich Brocade Silks;
IA do glace. solid and changeuble silks :;
itish ForIi1s. plain and figured;
Itur,Ur fIn l.,
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JOHN niece MICK

new Store ;ind Rev GO0SiS!! !!
SHORT PROFITS, QuIcK SALES, AND Coon P1,v
THE MOTTY) m ~i
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-05-19
DOMESTIC GOODS

Hardware. Qucensw are. Gr"ccrics and nearly
everything Else WOOD Il SMITH.
Cadiz. Apul 81. 1852.
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'7 ''0'-I'' 'T'I'1 7UT aTTC : TIf'T NtIIT. TOWfF
than common, Ly SM Ii, M'FADUEN. ta
agONNEFS, Misses aud Chitdrn's llnts,
Z IhosSuth and Morskin lIars lur men,; ley
hord pearl and pIlm llas OF The latest styles,
can he had in every variety, II:
Mn2l S. nnI Ii lNEADNEN,S =
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summer Retreat.
BATHING. FISHING. E'Ts.

l8E $500 - r. @8MA
A Nextansive Boarding Establishment has been
IA fitted up at Last islana. and is now open tor
the reception of~ visitors. II is under the personal
saperinfendence of ManANg L. Ptcor. whose re-
p~atasion IN this capaciiy is well known.
The advantage Of this delightful Location, It's
unsurpassed f~sshiaxand sea- hai hing. render il the
most agreeable summer retreat on the whole
seutheru cest.psYs4 s@@ as96$ ga
Ne pains viii be spared 10 render visitors COM
Portable. The charges will be moderate, and the
table furnished with evefy thing the neighLoring
markets afford.
Attached 10 the establishment Is a well stocked
Bar. Billiard AMI Bowling Saloons. and Il Livery
Stable. where horses and carriages can be proclir-
Al, to enable visitors 10 ride OF drive on the ex-
~isnsive beach that aoaads the easnd towards the
Isaif. s@asssS n
n. b. Mrs. Pscpts Boarding house 10 Frank
lin viii b coniuried as heretofore, under the
superintendent Of her sisiei, Mrs. Curtis where
she wall b. at alltimes prepared to receive those
who MAY patronize her.--Aasx1rs, Baaaer.
nsayl5 3m sasaa
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fseH0vs.s
Industrial Resources a. rregress


artrrltrp M WGlrrp Al SIP Arms
~ ,''Ds ~ N'3S 4. '''t4' = -
~ fHtee large ftttd fiJSefy printed tJt'
as3py. yEttU ft3ts, ,9pyhis f3YfsnWus ; nus,a
aa 80 l..h..
NgtTe pffHtt fhtf'rF on" ot"ftHa'
tBtfHE n Hsssst and dbFffeftiptt IF ne ~ tfSatnss "
Isbtt,s R.efple1 Price $40. Or a1.JA FER veiHne
nESlR1USe Of stptis Ing the large and auntina
~ ,sttv Increasing ,e,nana far ,ha ,o,,,,seis 10.
80. AZ III p.,ts,r IN Nd ,atnt,gs na,, s,ta,is,aJ
and ,ytinb ID yeatiA ri,ui,a ! yary lar,a n,,,iay IN
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tansina AMI a,n,iatinp Ia date and ,hra,,ins IA,
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ms ,,lntoas viii embrace Tho sis, .f eysrvthtn,
tbs, has an,,aa,a,i h, liz itayis, ,al,,i,s ia ,hs
iso,ttt,a aa4 ussts,s St,ts. On itnpsrisaj inins
of Which viii In h,ini AZ tho one,,in. al The tt,tb
,aiufas "a eitlm g
'l1,att tfis,afy. Formulation Gaesr, nf,v HI, tist,es /,
Agricultural pl,si,,r,s az T,,,tns S,,s.t. ft'oh,ra,'
lie,nh .steins, Ma val s,.,ras, ~, No, Manufae,ufae
data iiai a,s,,nn,s, s,ati,,ir. and i,ig,.ry al iii b,an
cheg, Internal inpro ye,neots, ene,pie,s sta,ia,tes Of
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A, MOUNTAIN,

HAv1NG returned frefa New Orleans, where
~ he has beefi engaged In purchasing d large
assefthieht Of Gfeeefies would inform his friends
and The public generally, that he has OH hand ~
iafge a stock Of gH0cEHIES and PR0YIsI0N
as can be found III TIE city, comprising the follow
ing articles.
30 barrels Flour 60 barrels patafoes 20 barrels
Apples 5bsaeks Salt L. sacks Coffee IL leases
lea 10 hhlsl sugar. A large quantity If Mack.
efel, Herring Goldfish aud safdines Western asd
Goshen Butter Western, Gitiers and Chesire
Cheese Crushed, powdered, double refined, ard
Loaf Sugar susaf cured Hams Sugar cured
Dried Beef, Boston, Soda. Water and Butter
Crackers Pilot Bread and Sugar Biscuit Rice
Peas Beans. Ham, Sides Shoulders Beef
Tongues Lard Meal Candles Soap, Cast lie
Shaving and New York White Wine Vinegar
Sperm, Lard and Olive Oil Molassss and Lime
Juiee Olives Pickles Of all kinds, In jars of all
sizes. Tomato and Walnut Ketehup Chewing
end Smoking Tobacco Cigars and Cigarettes,
Matches Mustard Starch s~slsratus and Tin.
nauion Allspiee Pepper Seed and ground Che,
colate, Nutmeg Vefhlieelle and Waeeareni, Gin.
gefj Candies Oranges Cloves; Letnmons Ba.
%hatianas Raisihsj Figs Pecan Almonds Pre-.
efyes and Gnaya Jelly. Shoe brushes Tin
Wooden, t3tene, and Willow Ware, Broeros
Line; Eofes Hoops, B~lacking; Wrapping Paper
Clay and Stone Pipes Wash Tubs, and DEM
Johns OF all sizes Oakum Tar; Isosin.
Al Wines, &c, @
Port Wine IN Demi johns and bottles; White
Wine by The box. Pipe Of bottle Cisret BY ths
Madeira wine Of the best quality /; Mascat de-
Fragtignan Cordial Champaign Cider, Haul
Earsac; Haut S%atterne Anniselte BY basket
Brandy Cognae, French abd New York Hum
Jamaica and New England Gin; Holland and
New You'd Wbiskey, Rye and Heetifisd. ap 10,
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Charles P, Freeman& Co.
LATE Freeman, HODGES x 10.
3 Importers And J0bhers.
"a BfoaSaap, | door sotth NJ Liberty Street.
NEH IDRK

Id BfHd5tssu, | door sesfh " Liberty Sieas,
NEW lORK,
HAVE newon baud, and win be receiving
IL daily through the season, Me- tsousts, direct
ton, the European manufacturers, and cash a,,c-
mons. rich fashionable fancy silk Millinery Goods.
Our sockt Of rich ribbons, comprises every varie.
" OF the latest and most beautiful designs inn
ported.
Many of cur goods are manufactured express
" 10 our order, from our own designs and pat
tcres, and stand unrivallea. We offer our goods
for not cash, at lower prices than any credit house
IN America can afford
All purchasers will find il greatly to their ii.
terest 10 reserve a portion OF their money and
make selections from our great variety of rich
cheap goods.
Ribbons, rich for Benne,s, Caps. Sashas and
Belts Bonnet Silks, Satins, Grapes, Lisses, and
Tarlesons; Eiihraideries, Collars, Chemisetls,
Capes Berthas; Habits. Sleeves, Cuffs, Etgings
and inseriiugs; Fnbroiat red REVERE Lace and
Henstitch Cambria Hdkfs Blends. Illusions, and
Embroidered Laees for Capss Embroidered La
ccs for ShswlsS AIantilias, and Neils: Heni,on,
Mechlen, valeneieaes. and Brussels Lares En-
glish and Move Thread. Smyrna. Lisle Thread,
and Cotton T.aoes Kid, IsisIe Thread, Silk, and
Sewing silk, Gloves, and Mitis; French and
American Artificial Flowers French Lace. En-
glish, AMERICAN, and Italian; Straw Bonnets aud
ITfnIlings- miastf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-28
STATE OF LouNlANA--paa4sA af
bun K1'D9 NpNgt,
WHEREAS Martha Barker, az inhabisant 4

BWN NFEUP1 y
TrYHEEEAS Martha Barker, az inhabi,ant OF
w Warwick, Ia the county of Kent, ana
STATE III Rhode tslaul-haying Intention 10 emau:.
ciast& Her slaves Through Thomas Gibbs MoI
gan bet aftesnes IL lactJ 10 wit Slave kenl,
y qlen, aged about iilty years, and bis wife Esther,
asSHt ia3ty wears, together with their chill.
Nsls, 10 W.T. ,Miily a yirl aged abou, niue years,
avs Jcsiah, a male aged about Ave years, Every
PERSONS Who may have any legal opposition 10
e~m Emancipation, are required To file said oppe-
in the office ol the Clerk of the Sixth Je.
deal nisuic, CcMr', ii and for said Parish ard
Aforesaid within ferty days from the first
III this notice, u, v BABiN,.
Jay lstl, 1882, u, Sheri.T,
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JUST RECEIVED

Alsb 4 complete assortment nf carriage, buggy
and shifting l,afhesa / Il small but superior let Of
nfass, plated, jtpli had and steel ~stitfups,
Hpire and bride hits Gut. leather.
Wheletple and thread buggy carriage.
Switch. dog and horse Wip,
Ovetshef's Whtns.
T'reether With 4 large assortment If %lniiies. bft.
lie Hilfatss n,aFtiheales. gittits nini eiftinniesi faa
thar wilton, inafaih Setieh and nhibh travelling
hags. Which added 10 my E,tfnet stock fefnis t'ie
mort %rbinrletp aaI extensive stept nf Eaiilety ever
offered i, this market, all II which ! mfr Al re-
,lNped prices f "A BRAHFuRDl
Amy ! " Harvey House haIeiheni.