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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-08-03

Re- cosFKssioN or SxuPIvsxi. Matthias Sku-
pinski, under sentenco Of death Mt Philadelphia.
has again-and beyond any doubt this time-con-
fessed to the commission Of some eighty murders.
This confession was made in the presence of the
sheriff, deputy sheriff, clergyman, and several
other persons. Whether, all Of thsse murders arc
alleged by him to have been committed in this
country does not clearly appear. ...
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MIR. Graham and his Ncighbors.
From the RALEIGH Req;xfSr

The citizens of Hillsboro' have rendered a
public dinner to the Hon. WILLIAM A. Ora
HAM when he arrives among them. Governor
Graham has written the following letter in re-
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BOUNTY NDs.

The House resumed the consideration of the bill
providing for the surrender Of bounty lands unfit
for cultivation, by soldiers in the late with
stead.
A motion made to lay the bill upon the
table, but it did not prevail-ycas Is, nays So.
Without proceeding further upon this subject,
the morning hour expired.
MIR. JONES, of Tennessee, moved a suspension
of the rules. to enable him to introduce resolution
(above referred toy relative to terminating five
minutes speeches on amendments to bills after
the general debate is closed. The motion dis.
agreed to-yeas So, nays 49,
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N0rh-Mn go cr9At, Nls. IoiIy,

NOrth-Mn Mary Crosby, Miss Jolly,
Miss Adams. ) a
NOtingham-Niss Carson, Mrs.. Kinsey.
hOnrOe-Niss ROwly, Miss Esther Bow
ers.
The members ofthe above named COM
mittees have power to increase their mum
bers. They are entitledto six in each town
ship1
Reso ICED, That accpyOf the proceedings
of this meeting be forwarded to our Senator
and Representative at Columbus.
Rssolved, That The thanks of this meeting
be rendered to the gentlemanly members Of
the "Cadiz Brass Band" for the interest
they have added to our meeting by their
excellent music.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Sentinel and
"Republican."
Rssolped, That this meeting, when 1t ad,
%journ, it adjourns to meet on the 2srd day
OF February next.
Closed with prayer by Rev. Kerr.
THOS. LEE, President.
J. p. WooD, Secretary.
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G'OWSUTEgI10ES
CLARK TOWNSHIP, Bows Co, Ohio,
ErhrnnrY 2OIh. lk5l.

EeDruhry SUth. 1901.
JorN d. PARK, Cincirnati. Ohio, General
Western Agent for DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Chetry-Dear Sir:--Our family are predispcscd
to that terrible disease Consnnption-Iny (nlher
and sister having died of that disease. | have
also been predisposed To Consumption, and abou
three years since | WIS completely Frustrated b
it, and for weeks my life wns dispairCd OF My
physicians and my friends all considered my case
us hopeless, and requested me to prepare for
death, Tor IA very few days at most would close
my life. TO alleviate my puroxisms ofcoughing,
which were intensely torturing, and to assist my
expectoration, which almost smottered ne, my
friends bought me one bottle Of Mr.. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, and commenced giving
me Il few drops Mt II time. as my coughing spells
cume on. and from the first / experienced relief,
and obtained a little uninterrupted sleep which
refreshed me very much. From this time ] Began
to gain strength and to improve rapidly; and Hf
ter II lew days | was enabled to take the Balsnn
Of Wild Cherry regularly aud in full doses. My
appetite and my digestion became goo :, and to
the aston shment ofall that knew me. | recover
ed. tits to DR.. Wistaf's Balsam of WildChcrry
and that alone, under the blessing of Providence
that owe my recovery. My health is now good
levety vestage Of that alarming complaint, Con.
sumption, tInt had tor years attacked me ike Il
hHrriblc incubus, has been eradicHted from my
system, and ! do most earnestly cltrcal all thai
are IN the iehat pFeutsppseu 10 GohstlfnpIOn tC
make immediate trial Of pr. Wi5ta,'s Balsnm o
Wild Cherry. for | have fail faith in its restoring
them to health> Truly yours,
't. JOHN BROOKS.
IMPORTANT CAUT,oN.-Beware of a base coun,
%terfeit Of Nistar's Bulsan'bf Wild Cherry, signed
by enc VIM! Spear, who. in order to palm his vile
imitation upon tho public, has obtained Il fac
simile Of our hottle, and copied our label of Iii.
rections verbatum, substituting his own name fol
that Of Henry Wistar, M. d., which lie found On
the genuine. @'' ~
Remember the outside label or wrapper Of the
genuine BaIsan is a finely executed steel engral
wing. bearing the name of Henry Wistar. M. D.,
and Sanford and P%ark-nonc other can he genu.
inc. Skillml and scientific physicians now pre-.
scribe this medicine in their practice.
Price ST. per bottle-six bottles for S.. Sold
b. j. D. PARK, Cincinnati, OHIO.
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut street
= entrance on Walnut street, to whom all orders
must be addressed. Also, by
John BenlI and M'Bean& Knox, Cadiz; Hoge
& Parrish, MoorefeId; John Hogg, Mt. Pleasant
J. Crulnbacher g. Son, Wheeling; t. Hcning'
Steuhenville. .l iyIb-lv
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DAGUERREoTYPES

:" I~~~T~ -I
a q. pAR FlDGE. Daguerrean Artist, No.
"A &c, Monroe at, below Market, Wheeling.
Va. respectfully announces to the citizens Of
Harrison and adjoining counties, that he is pre-
pared 10 take DAgperreotypes in the VERY BEST
and with NIL the latest iHIpro sements.
Likencssos taken equally as well in cloudy ae
in more ~pleasant weather, aud particular atten-
lion paid TO nbtaining the most favorable position
ftf securing a pleasing Likeness,
GroupeS Of any number OF persons can be ia
ken on one plate. md perfect likenesseS taken
Of young children.
am constantly receiving, aLd have Away on
hand. a complete stock Of Leckets. Fancy Gases,
and Daguerrean Materials, Apparatus, &c. all
OF whish | will sell on the most favorable terms.
oct29: " A. G.. PARTRIDGE.
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SHOp NUMBER TWOI

Il WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens
ofCadiz that | have again taken my old shop,
on Market street, directly opposite the Hardware
store. which was recently occupied, by Jonss and
Roper. ! would respectfully ask the public, TO
give me Il cali at "Numbcr Two."
All who have boards to cut or hair to crop.
Just call on me at my old shop;
Yes, friends, lhl tell ynu what to doi
Give me a call at " Number Two;'
At noon or eve, by night or day,
Or any lime that GU can stay;I a.l .s&
But give he time, dear sir, to rest
Upon that daythnt God has blessed,&
My room is neat, my towels clean,
My scissors sharp. and razors keen,
And everything | think you'll find, al.lI
70 suit the taste and please the mind,
Aud then | move my hand as trus,Sh
As any barber e'rr can do,
With rapid touch III smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equal grace, 4. s.sE
And all that art and skill can do,
Your money will procure for YOU.
octS-fv LOT WILLIS,
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Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.

w
The Great Remedy for Consumption of the
Lungs, affection Of the Licer, ASTHMA,
bronchitis, Pains or Weakness Of tn,
Breast or Lungs. and other affections Of
the Pulmonary Organs.
WYE copy the following article with pleas
wv ure from the "Boston Mercantile Joul-
nul,'' OF March, l949. and we hope that if any
Of our readers are suffering from amy oftle com
plninfs which it is said to cure, they will spcedi-
ly avail themselves OF it.
De. WiStaT'S ESatSals OF wild Cherry.
1t was well known manv years ago that the
Wild Cherry tree bark Of this climate possessed
valuable medicinal qualities. Indeed this fact
was known to the aborigincs, and decoGtions of
the leaves or bark of tlis tree has ever been re-
eardcd by their physicians us one of the most ct-
tcclual remedies in many diseases. This fact,
several years since, arrested the attention Of DR..
Wistar, a highly Respectable practitioner Of Fir.
ginia. lie investigated with care the healing
properties Of the Wild Cherry--tested Its effects
when administered alone. and when in combina-
ton with other remedial agents. He found that
lie natural virtue might be greatly improved land
by combining it with ingredients whose proper
tvs were uli well proved aud generally recog
nizetI, n medicine was produced which consti~
tutes n remedy of great Importance in Pulmonary
II Gertions, ami diprases OF the Chest and Throat
The genuine Wistdr's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
hns a fac smile ofthe signature Of Henry Wistar.
NJ. d., Philadelphia, and Sanford aud Pnrn ON Il
executed steel engraved wrapper. None
- = n m = .rn oD,,In
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

#H#.Hr.# DOAAOOA OSS1AGf
7 ME subscriber is receiving directly from the
publishers, the following SCHOOL BOOKS.
which he offers to teauhGri and others on the
very BEST terms:
Bullion's English Grammar:
Latin do
Greek do
" Latin Reader;
4" Caesar;
" Greek Reader;
Davies AIithmetic, RnY's Arithmetic;
Comstock's Philosophy Waite on the Mind;
Chemistry, s%mcllies' Philosophy
/" Elocution; Davies Bourbon;
Kirkam's do -" Lcgendrai
" English Ora umar;
Mitchel's Primary Geography, new ed.i
Geography and Atlas, do
Ancient Geography;
Bnrritt's Geography OF the Heavens,
Virgil Delphini; L.oyell's Young Speaker;
Horace do Neyin's Biblical Antiquities
Nlso. Pocket Family and School BIBLES ant
TESTAMrNTS; Miscellaue gus, Law, anC
Common School Books, of the kinds in genera
use; Cap and Letter Paper; Note Paper; Envel
npes, varops kinds, Blank Books; Steel Pens
Inks; States and Pencils; Memorantuns; Cop.
Books; Engraved Notes; Music, Drawing auC
Tissue Paper; Port Folios and Albums, eot etc
All of which will he sold cheap for cash. o
approved country produce.
0Cta9 John BRALL.
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-ALDERMAN's OFFICE,
MHEELING. N.

MACLAHE. Alderman Of the lst Ward
J. Office, corner Of Main and jefferson Ste
will promptly and faiihfully nttend TO any odsi'
noss entrusted to his care. lie may be found al
his Office, nearly opposite the Beymer House
OYalker's Hotel.O from sun to SUM- Collec-
lions made by due course of Nv and otherwise,
Dispositions taken, 10 be read in OHIO couIts.
may1-ly
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AGENTS for the Sentinel & Farmer

+Ihe following named gentlemen are our au-
lhorized agents to receive subscriptions, adVcr-
and Job Work. All contracts made
by them will 10 strictly fulfilled by us: .
Philadclphia--V. B. Palmer. L. w. Carr, and
C. Pierce. ~ "'
Boston--V. II. Palmer.
New York--V. B. Palmer.
Wheeling--D. Maclane. EGG.
Freeport- Joseph Allen.
Monrefield--A.Jul Schreiher.
Westchester--Wm Fleming.
FrankIin--Dr. Il. Conaway.
Rumley--Jacob Gntshall,.
Short Creek-Asa Holmes.
Stock--James Hoagland.
Athens--Dr. Thomas FIndley.
Green--John Wilkin.
German--J ohm Brown.
North--A. +. Croskey,
Mpnt e--Ilcury B. Heller.
Washington--JOhn Boyd.
Resolution passed August S6th, 1851. by tbs
Harrison County Democratic County Conven-
ton:
I" Resolped, That we highly approve of Iht
manner in which Thu Democratic Sentinel 4
Harrison County Farmer is now conducted, ant
hat we cheerful y recommend it to our felio"
:itizens as n good county paper, and one wor
Thy the support Of every Dcmocratin uarfIsoI
lunty" e
Resolution passed August2 %, 1851 at Town
| s,,ip Meeting held in Aloorelieli:
:. Resoired, That approving Of the manner il
which The Sentinel * Farmer is now con,
Quoted, we cheerluIly recommend it, as a good
county paper to our fellow citizens.
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John Knote,

SADDLE MANUFACTURERS. aud dealer in
y Imported and Domestic Saddlers' Hardware.
Har.css Trimmings, Tacks. Webs, Hos, Sheep
and Morocco Skins; Patent and Enameled Leaf
Their, Hames, Saddle-trees, ETC., at the old stand
No. 1853, Main ST., Wheeling Va. oct29 .iy
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ShaTiassl sba2mEtii1hm1 az Y .
SHOP NUMBER ONE! m


something strange iha, LOT WILL
can't be beat shaving! and be most 70
informs The oii1eht 81 CadiE aud xittH
a. thai he has REMOVED bis shop TO the base
nent room in Mr.. Deweyis building. nearly oppo-
site VIM. hogg's store, two doors from Mft@0hn
Philip's groeerT, and adjoining Mr. Hunters.
rTis also strange that he oanitbe beat at cutting
hair. blacking boots, and in fact eveTym a. nj
his line OF business. All he asks is fair trial
TERMS BY THE QUAR- FER.
Once a week per quarter, Is nonihs Si.9o
Twice u week do l,20
Three times do aW s2.2S
-Four times DO fsslSsso
Slngls shave ~ 1ua Ysst
sbainpooniSs D. - ~ as
Sharpening RaI0rs a-- - gIs I2i
Handling Razots g8d = - sl4
All kinds OF renovating, sush as taking sn
manner OF stains, grease spots, etc. ETC., etc, frem
clothing, done at the shortest notice.
Hll tell you, gents, what must be done; utN
Direct your steps to . Number Onsg - 15i
Well shave you well and wash You plssR &
As any tody ever seen,
And cut your hair and oil il too.
And scratch until you say twill do boss
Dou't YOU believe +? just come and tfT ,ssIa
And see il what | says a lie. 1.r8I tI1 nj
/ can't be beat | do declare, /. -.7f1
In shaving neat or cutting hair
And lf Mt first | shave with ease, % -
You then can come whene'er you plsase,
know my hand is old and tried, raa.lA
And never known to slipsor slide,
NV RaZOrs are all cut and dried. 80
And never known to tear the hide,
Come one come all, both high aud low, 5f-G
Just take a seat, You soon win know.
oots-'5l-Iy LOT WILLIS.
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.1to $1,000 Rewards yIsJl
MILLIKIN & GRIMES /

VHoULD Say 20 their old fnends aud CO..
w toners, aud everybody else. thai Hsy
have just received the LARGEST aud HEsr selected
stock OF GOODS ever brought 20 Harrison count,
Il consists u every thing in The shape % DRY
GOODS AND GROCERIES, QUEENswARE.
ARE, etc, etc. aIn
They are determined 10 give BETTsR BARGAINS
than any other store in " these diggins." Ifyou
don't believe il come and see for yourselves.
BnHg on y0ur Produce, tor MillikiR & Grimes
always PAYS us high, IL moi higher prices for all
kinds Of Country Produce, than any other store
in Cadiz. oot6
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r. T. Brooks,

No. 10, MAIN ST, WHEELING. VA,
TTEFPs eonstan1y on hnud a large stock Of
CONTEMPORARIES ofhis own nanutae-
hfe. which he can and will sell cnEAFER than
any olhel establishment IN the city.
Fruits OF all kinds always on hand, as also a
choice yaiicty OF Cakes Suitable ior PARTIES, SC.
lie alsu manufactures Brooks Celebrated
Cough Candy" the best article now IN use. fol
.Cenghs aud Colds.
Orders from a distance are Solicited which
viii be promptly attended To. octE5-ly
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n & "a Raid.-

E1THOLESAhE and retail WINE and IL
wv QuOR DEALERS. east side or Main ST.,
above the Stone Bridge, Wheeling, Va. Keeps
constantly on hand n large assortment OF For
eign and Domestic | liquors, Wines and Cordials.
winch will be sold on the most accommodating
A constant supply Of irish and Monon
Whisky constantly on hand. oct29-ly*
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LEWIS LEwTOE.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law

Attorney and counsellor at Law,
land SOLICITOR IN sCHANCERH.
.XNTILL PRACTICE in Harrison aud he adj
w joining counties. Collections, the bust
ness Of Execuiots aud Administrators, Guardians
aud Wards, Petitions Tor Partition, s%etlemeut a
Estates, and all other business entrusted 10 bis
care, will T%eeeiye lis rompE attention. Ohee il
the old stand, opposite Bauetts Hotel
oct29-tV .F
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Such rs VOLTS Patents. and VOLTS Premium
Cooking Stoves, assorted sizes, of Cincinnati
manufacture.
BIadly's H,tna Air Tight Cooking Stoves, o
various sizes, for either wood or coal, of Pitts.
burgh nuke.
Wheeling Stoves ofall kinds and sizes. among
which are Hartley's Enterprise. Il NEW PAT
TERN, for wood or coal, with extra large ovens,
to work well, or no sale.
Crates, Hollow Ware. Sad Irons etc, ETC., all
Of which we will FELL LOW FOR CASH. or to
customers on short credit. Doing bust
ness upon the principle of "small profits and
quick sales We solicita share OF public patron-
age. may2s-ly
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READ aND BE Convinced!


"Dr. noo1anG's Celebrated Germnn B.,ters FOR,
The cure q Liver Complaint, Jaundicc, Dyspepsia,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, is deecrvedlY one Of
the most popular medicines of the day, TRras
Bittcrs have been used BY thousands, and a ffiend
at our elbow says be has himself received aR H.
fectual and permanent cnre of Liver Complaint
from the use OF this / remedy. We are convinced
that, in the use of these Bitters, the patient con-
stantly gnins slreng III aud vigor-a fact Worry
of great consideration. They are@pleasant in
taste and smell, and can be used by persons with
the most Delicate stomach with!sa lety undo & my
circumstances. We are sreakincfrom experisRce
and to the afflicted we advise their USE
"Scott's Weeklcy," one of the best Literary
papers published, said Aug 25- -
'Dr !loohand's German Bitters, manufactured
by DR. Jackson, lre now recommended by sorne
OF The most prominent members of the faculty as,
an article Of Innoh efficiency in case Of female
weakness. As such is the cHsG, we would aaviss
all mothers tn obtain II botlle, and thus savs
themselves much sickness, Persons of debili,a
ted constitutions viii find these Bitters advantage
to their health, us we knew from experience the
salutary effect they have upon wehd sffstems,i'
The - Philadelphia Saturday Gazette, the
best family newspaper published in, the uDIted
States. the editor says of
DIR. HOOF1AND'S GERMAN BlTTERS.
at is seldom that we recommend what ia term
ed Patent Medicines TO The confidence and pat
ronage of our, renders; and, therefore, when we
recommend DR.. Hooat nd.s German Bittefs, we
wish it to be distinctly understood that we are not
speaking OF the nostrums Of the dny,I TINA are
noised about for a brief PERIOD and then forgotten.
after they have done their guilty race 81 Inisshiel,
but OF a medicine long established, UNIVERSAL,
priced, and which has met the hearty a%ppioyal
of The Faculiyitself."
That this metiicine viii cure Liver Complaint,
and Dyspepsia, no one can doubt, after using it
as directed; itacts specifically upon !hestomaci'
and liver-it is preferable to ~calomelin al bilious
diseGses-th he effect immediate. They can be al
ministered TO FEMALE or INFANT with safety ard,
reliable benefit, at any time. =
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.. :
This medicine has attained that high oharaclsr
which is necessary for all medicines To a~ttain1to
induce counterfeiters 10 put forth a s~pufious afti
clio ~ the risk Of the lives ofthose who are inn.I-
Gently deceived. tsas1fss
LOOK WE'LL TO THE MARKS or
THE GENUINE. M
They have the written signature Of c. NJ
J Jackson upon the wrapper. and the name blow
in the bottle, ,cithout ghtth they are spurious. re
For sale. Wholesale ana retail, ut the GERMtN
MEDICINE STORE No 10 Arch street, one de0r
below Sixth, (late Of 27S' Race strcet,) Philadsl-
phia, and by respectable" dealers throughout HE
country, Also fol sale by Sphinx e. Howtst,
Wholesale agent, in Wooster, Ohio; M'Bos
Knox and John Beall Cadiz; J. Il. Cram.
peersvile; w. M. Blackburn, Bloc m6eld,K
II. Pamur, Uhrichsville. /. tHIgqtb
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Real Estate Agency.

.GCOTT&BINGHAM as REAL Estate AGENTS
- will giYe e~speial attention to buying and
ceiling Of Real Estatc, Examination OF Tides,
.Conveyancilg, &C., OF reasonable terms. -
Cndiz July 30-Iy
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Fresh ;enld G'ure Drugs

TENgE subscriber is receiving Mt his old stand
in Cudiz. Ohio, in addition to his former
stock, n large supply of fresh and pure
DRUGS, DYES, OILS, PAINTS, V~AlNISIIES,
etc, etc, in short everything usually kept in a
w esrcrn Drug Store.
His stock has been carefully selected asst quail
'ity and prices will be so low that no person can
reasonably object. liisstock Willie kept full, and
he would call the particular attention Of persons
wishing to purchase anything in mis- line, to sec
.hisstock before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for past favors, he,stillhopes,b by cart
and strict attention to business, To merit II large
share of the patronage Of Il liberal public.
pay2l-ly JOHN BEALL.
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" CAV BE Eft 70 VUKED III ~
DR.. H0oRand's Celebrated German Btttsrs,
DE-. C.. M. JACKSON.

At the German Medicine Store.
No 100, ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Their power over the above diseases is not sx-
cclled, ii %equalled, by any other preparation in
The United States. us the cures attest, in nAnY
cases oitcr skil(ul physicians bad fiilcd.
These Bittels are worthy the attention %ofinysl-
ids. Possessing great virtues in the reclidcatioR
of disens SEES on the Liver ard lesser ginnds, exsr
cising the most searching ~poweisiH wegk nsssa and
affections Of the digestive organs, they are, with
al, safe, certain aud pleasant.
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Wagon and Buggy Man
- 11%factorV.

A ARON FORMAN, thankful for the liberal
IN patronageh eretofore extended to him. would
announce to the citizens Of Harrison, and the adj
Joining counties, thathe is now better prepared
than evcrto Manufacture to order
FAMILY CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES. BUG
GiES, GIGS, SULKIES, AND WAGONS
of all kinds and sizes, which he feels confident
be excelled BY any other shop ~ the
country.
Having a stock Of material that is REALLY tun-
surpassed, and having a full knowledge Of the
business in all its branches, he respectfully asks
those who may want anything IN the above line,
to give him q call f
Ills shop is in the rear Of MI. Slemmons' Black
Smith shop, and ncar.y opposite the Cudiz Hotel,
where he may Mt all tiIaes he found oct8-tf
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ENRENGH MERlNOES-black, green, purple
blue and plum colors; together with plain
and fancy Alpaca, plain all wool and cotton and
wool Delaines; Irish Poplins; hr0cadc, mob air
and dress goods of every style and quality, at
the cheapest store i'll town.
nOy5 llOGG ~ 70.
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rrpus or sunsCRIpTION.

NJ One dollar and fifty cents if paid dunng
the Year, or two dollars and a half alter the year
expires. This rule will be strictly adhered to-.
ANY person procuring five responsible suhscri-
bers to the Sentinel, will be entitled to = copy for
the samelength Of time, free.
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W. s. Wickham.

AUCTION g. COMMISSION sMBRCHANT,
"A ND Dealer ia American, English, Ere gch
IA and German Goods, Clocks, Watches and
j rwelry .erc. All kinds Of Merck a%ndize, Real
Estate, Household Furniture sold on tho most
reasonable terms. IA !
2 Auction evefy Tuesday and Friday evenings,
and Wednesday, and Saturday mornings B
!, oct29-Iy W. S. WfCKiTAM. n
"a TPACHS n ycn5sa 1sInJLE- .rTTyETT-