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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-04
From the Oneida Morning Herald.
THE OLD SOLDIERS SONG.


song .'r 'll' brave ana noble ch'rf
VIM "'''' our 2'''ie'''iS "''S''
'''''''H i "3'''
~ y = ''''''' 4'>'
'" ~ u Il '''''' ''>'' NY boys
Ger many Il dark and bloody field
To glorious victory.
CHORUS.
lIurr:.h for Winfield Scott. my bows,
His glory ne'cr shall dim:
From youth 10 aC" he fought for us.
And now We'll fight for him.
~
Can be forgot,
While fighting in the Black Hawk var.
Or bending Ger the cot.
The suffering soldiers cot. NV boys.
While with a brothers care,
H. shared their pains ana >not!IcJ their wo
With words of hope and cheer.
The lines Of Cau:,,!a,'
And nur Nnrth-,a Stern InIIuI,ry
The matche,s skill di,plav.
Display the matchlcss skill. my BOYS.
In counc ii and in field.
OF one whose homer Tk,. hi. sword
Ua, forced o,r foes to WELD
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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-10

hdaS '"s y .r..H
f,oob hr.,ign Petition CT Partition.
II al Ct al,
| IACUB liEAV,LlN, Daniel ueayiliD. Abn.
~ ham iisayilin, SauuerD. Heavilin. John J.
.4eaviliE, Nancy lieaSiiu, Lydia HeaviIiu.
Absolam kent aud Diana kIni. lis vile: James
Shimrr, aud Mary Sinner his wiz; samuel
Boncland AMI Elizabeth BoTeland bis wife. simon
Bncker aud RhOda B,ieker his vile. with Jacob
u lieayiiin, j., JaeI NJ. Ilcayilm. Robert T..
n~eayihn, JeIssha Heayilin. Levi Atkinson and
Penelope Atkinson has witc. being the child,en
nnd hylTs u law OF Stenheu ", Heayiin, deed,
viii take nutIce that a petition was hlea against
u'em on the eth day of February, A. d., Io53.
M the Count OF Common Pltas. ia and tor tie
county ui Harrison, ia the STATE Of OHIO, and Is
nov pending, wherein the sand Isaac Heaviln
demands partition VI the following Real Estate,
To wit: Tue west half uf section Ne. p ia town
ship No. II. IN range No. ,, beginning luI the
same al the Southwest corner of said section ;
thence north / dogs, east 1872 and 2-lntLs perch
- To q stone az Tie nurIh-wcst corner; thence
south ~ dogs, east, 3j pelches to a stone, on the
north lounnat1 line OF said s~ectiUni thence south
81 dcss, cas. la5 aud l-lU,h pelches TO the south
b"uudary hue Of said scctIun, where "a stone
si'hus' hence noTlh - deg, west l27 and i-luth
! eIches I" The place OF beginning ,tbring,eig hty-
Two and onel'au acres mule or less.
Also, ot'he following tract of Land. to wit: The
h"rih-tas' qr. OF section No. 30, in township No.
lO,ln range No. :, of the lands sold at Steuben.
yulr, with the exception of the west half Of the
last mentioned quarter secuun. which was con-
NGytd OF OF sad quarter by Samuel Heaviiin,
decd. in his liieume. to Que Edward JONES. by
decd beating date July hind, a. D.. 1913. and
described therein as follows: beginning for the
same Mt a centre post on the nUrtn boundary line
O. said section; tn"nce easts2 and 10 pc ches 10
Il post; thence suuth ll9 and .j-l0uI p rrcles To
npust; there west82Hud : 10Th PEREZ 8 to Il p pst
thence Hottt 10 pcICIrs 10 the place OF beginning,
CONTAINING siXty-on M acres and thirty eight hun
drcdtlis OF an acre.
Also, ofthe following tract, to wit: Being a
part Of The sunlh-west quarter OF srctiou No. Is.
in township No. II, in range 5, aud beginning fol
lhc same III the south east corner OF said quarter.
II eIcc son'h 894 deg, west II pcrehes to a stone
thence north 20 deg. eIst 2j4 perches to II stone
ga the tastrn boundary OF said quarter section;
thence south by the east boundary line % peIches
to the place of beginning. so as to contain three
roots and six and one half p~rrchcs, all of which
p em,scs arc lying in tie county Of TIar-
lison, in sii1 State of Ohio, and adjoining and
being the same OF which the said Samuel lIcavi-
lin late Of sail comfy. died seized and possessed
Of; and at the next term t said court application
will be nude by lhe said isaac lleayilin for an
order thal p~aaltion may be made of said premi-
SEES. J. SHARON,
LIT 4.:tornel 'for Petitioner.
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cic and ~ChCMp&I0re!!
y. STE VIZ

XATOULD announce 10 the citizens of EIarri-
Wv son county. that he has Just opened al
D Thomas old stand, the LARGEST and CHEAPEST
stock Of x GOODS ever brought to Cadiz, all
OF which Io will dispose OF at very low rates, for
either Cash or approved Country Produce.
His stock embraces every variety OF G Gods usu.
ally Kept in !; Dry Go, us store; aud were select
81 with special care and reference to the wants
VI this community, and The present and approach
ing season When you want Goods remember
che .'CIlEAP CORNER" is the place. and no
mistake. JAMES STEWART.
oCtl5-ly Ht the '( henpC orner."
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
EOgs SALE

TNlE subscriber will sell at puvale sale tic
Il House in which he nj present lives, togeth.
or with three acres and a half OF f~rst-rate land,
known as lie "Old Steam Mill Property. - la
Soint Of fertility the land can not be beat in
~'ilrrisOn county, and lnose in want Of Il small
tract had better call and examrnr, for they may
rect assured that they will get Il good bHrg tiM.
TN The premises is an excellent COAL BANK,
which is III good working condition. Ills lanl
is situated close To where the Railroad Depot will
b. located. TNRMs--Two thirds cash IN hand.
tn" balance in one year, with interest. to be Sc
cuTeI By bo d and mortgage. A clear anl in.
'iispurable title will be gIvcr by the subscriber,
ns soln us he money is paid. 80 come on now,
il You want to buy laud that will be worth hav-
ing. emil Immediately. aud lwiII give you first
rate barS rn and immediate 30 - ion.
drcl1-tt . uE.DaIiE PENN.
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ElARDNARE AND EsrVLExy

No. =, MnN@oE 81 WHEELING, V.
VNllE subscriber has Just received II c]ornplrtt
assortment Hardware HWd CssiirTy
OF every description in the Ii"e, for Smiths. Car.
Iente RS. Mil Wr;ghts and tIonc.fnishimg, togeth.
er with S~rIlhcs, S%icklrs, Scythe Snathes. Sc, tho
Stones, Cram CradIes, Forks ~ofeyery description,
Shovels, Spades, Maltocks, min and cross-cul
Saws. bnrd aud c~hopping Axes. cast. shear and
English Blister Steel, Rifles, Machine Cards etc.
together with every variety IN the HARDWARE line.
which will te sul'i on as good terms rs can be
Ouni in HE West SAMUEL NtEL,
muy7 1v
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DAGUER3E0nyPEs


"A C.PARllDGE, Daguerrean Artist. No.
"A SO, Monroe ST., below Market, Wheeling,
Va, respectfully announces TO the ciuzens OF
HARRISON and adjoining couaties, that he is pre-
pnrcd to take Ddgnerrcotypes in the VERY BUST
STYLES. and with all the latest impro fenents,
Likenesscs taken equally as well in cloudy MS
in more pleasant weather, and particular attcn-
ZION paid 10 obtaining the most favorable position
for securing a pleasing likeness.
Groupcs of any number OF persons can be ia
ken on one plate, and perfect likenesses taken
of young children.
| am constantly receiving, AID have alwayso on
hand. Il complete stock Of I.eckets, Fancy Gases,
and Daguerrean Materials, Apparatus, &c, all
of whlsh | will sell on the most favorable terms.
oct29.Iy A. g. PARTRIDGE.
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CoNgUMzPT10N!
Clark TowNsHIp, BRowN Co., Ohio,

IeDfIlrY EUlA, 1901.
jon D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, Genera
Western Agent for DR.. Wistar's Balsum Of Wild
Cherry-Dear Sir:--Our family are prcdispuset
to that terrible disease Consumption-my father
aud sister having died Of that disease. | have
also been prcdisposed to Consumption, and ahou
thfee years since ! was completely Frustrated b.
it, and for weeks my life was d~is1atrCd OF My
physicians and my friends all considered my case
as hopeless. and requested me to prepare for
death, for Il very few days at most wOnld close
my life. To alleviate my paroNisms oIcoughiug-
which were intensely torturing, and to assist my
expcctoration which almost sm0ttered me, my
friends bought lie one bottle of Mr.. Wistar's
Bulsnm Of Will Cherry, and commenced giving
me a few drops at II lime, as my coughing spells
came ON, and from the first | experienced relief,
and Obtained a little uninterrupted sleep, whici,
refreshed me very much. From this time / began
to gain strength and TO improve rapidly and af'
ter ii lew days | was enabled 10 take the Balsam
of Wild Cherry regularly and in full doses. My
appetite and my digestion became goo ,Hnd to
the aston shmcut ofall that knew me, I recover
ed. tits to DIR. Wislar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
and that alone. under the blessing Of Providoaec,
that owe my recovery. My health is now good;
every vestage Of that alarming compliant, Con-
sumption, that had Tor years attacked me like a
horrible incubus. has been cradicated from my
system, and | do most earnestly rnuCat I'll that
are in the least prcdisposed to Consumption to
make Immediate trial Of Pr. Wistahis Balsam OF
Wild Cherry. for | have full faith in its restoring
them to henlth. Truly yours,
JOHN BROOKS.
IMpoRTANr CAUT,oN.-Beware of II base coun-
Of Nistar's Bnisam Of Wild Cherry, signed
by enc WIN. Spear, who, IN OrdGrtO palm his vile
upon the public, has obtained "a fac
Of our potllc, aud copied our label ofdi-
r]cctions verbatim, substituting his. owu name for
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81 ~dgEEOas0R kxoafNes

CuUNER or HTEuGE%vItLE AND WARREN sTNEE-s
CADlX. OHIO.
One squire west ofthc Public Buildings form
crlY occupied by Thomas &. Vincent.
l&eSsgg& TIIESVBSCRIBER thankfulo for tbs
t~gsiEffa patronage heretofore bestowed upon
IisfE3SS1 bin, would beg leave to announce
1855 To his old friends and tile public mt
rlargc, that he continues at the old statld. This
establishment. has been renovated and uut itin
complete rcpair, and furnished il with entire new
Furniture. This house is located in the most
and business part OF the town,
TIE STABLES are extensive, and have also
been thoroughly repaired, and viii ut MI times he
with the best ofproyender, and attended
by careful and ubliging hastlers.
Connected with the establishment, is large and
extensive WAGON VAR Che best in Cadiz)
and suitable for Mena gericsand Circuses.
No pains will be spared to render those who
may favor the National House with II call, Il
as possible, by which means lheuu-
l%orsigncd hopes to merit and receive II liberal
share OF patronage.
DROVERS aoconmodated with any amount o!
SHbling required.
BOARDERS received by the week month or
year,
Suitable Rooms can bcfurnishcd orPriypte Fa-
| have connected with the above establishment,
u LIVER YSTABLE. which, for S lyle Of CARRI-
AGES, and sa fcty of lloRsEs, cannot he surpassed
any establishment ofthc kind in the country
CHARGES MODERATE.
TIIOMA MCCUE.
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AgeMIs Ior M arntlncI.

The f~nllowing named gentlemen arc our nu-
Horized agents 10 receive subscriptions. advcr-
usehnents, aud job Work. All contracts made
BY them will h. strictly fulfilled by rs:
Pnilndc lplia--V. b. Palmer. F.. w. Carr, aud
&, Pierce.
BostoI--Y. II. Palmer.
New York--V, d. PaImcr.
WheeIing--D. Maclaue. ESQ.
FreePort- Joseph Allen.
Moniefeld--A Jul. Schreiher.
WestriIester--Wm. Fleming.
Frank lin--Dr. T.. Conway.
Ruiuley jacob GutsllHll
short Creek--Asn llulmcs.
Stock--James Iiongland.
Athens--Dr. Thomas FIndlry.
Grcen--John Wilkin.
Gcrman--John Brown.
Norn--A, +. Croskey.
Monrt e--llcnry b. Heller.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RnNh.
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F0t-ul Go1. NoIe-

Il ME subscriber will sell at private sale the
Farm on which be now lives, living on the
road between Cad and Jehenon, aud within a
mile and a quarter OF the Railroad routs, con.
aiming between sixiy-eight and seventy acres
about 40 Of which are cleared, aud in good cult,
walton. There is on the premises a good los
dwelling house and frame barn. There Is also
an orchard Of lruiI sufficient for family USE Fol
urlher information enquire Of the subscriber, liv.
novr2-tf ROBERT ORR.
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RcvOlution in lHarbEe.

7 ME subscriber, having made ample arrange.
4. monts for II large supply OF MARBLE, kecps
constantly on hand Nantes, Tnombs, Monu-
.mcrts, Head and Foot Stones, etc. He is cbn1
stontly receiving large lots Of Italian, Egyptian
and American Marbles, which he is making up
in astyle not surpassed in he United States, and
will sell at a very small adp0 lcc on cost, either
Wholesale or retail, and ]solicils alf persons in
wanting, to give him Il call.
He viii also furnish a beautiful White Marble
for Caps and Sills, Steps, Fronts Pieces for
Doors and Vaults, Tile ft flooring etc, very low.
He has also on hand a considerable quantity o
Free Stone monuments, Toombs and Head Stones
All sizes Of Grind Stones, both tor wet and dry
grinding, warranted.
or N. B,-Letteging done in the latest and
most Beautiful styles, in almost any language re.
gu red. MICHEL ]. ROMAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder,
noy XIV M. &c I.nunr on6 nj Mnrknt eff
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J gs ID B slslH|


DHlLADEhPHlA MEDICAL HOUSE, :
Il tabEshed ID years ago, by DR.. klNkEblN \
y. W. corIeroi ltliKD and UNION streets. e.
tween spruce anu Plnc, IA square and Il half l' III
the Merch'nrs Exchange, PhiIadrlplia.
Persons suffering rom PAINS i'll the Loins, 'e-
cent and Chrohla affections OF the hidhcys, d.si
ease OF the Bladder, Gravi, Structures SEMI Il,
Weakness. and all the concomitant trains of Sy-
Pl little affections, aud those who, BY indu!girg
Il secret habit have entailcd on themselves c. IL
stltutionaIdcbillty should apply Immediately or
the most speedy remedies to DIR. klNkELA \.
thc most expert and successful practitioner far or
near. in the treatment OF all diseases OF aPrivi te
nature. INVALlDS
Are appriaed hat Dir. klNkEIiN confines is
practice to a particular branch OF medicine, viii b
engages his profound attention. He c%antions t e
unfortunate against the abuse of mercury tho l.
sands are annually mcrcurialized out Of life; ! =.
cent affections are promptly cxtinsuislicd, 81 e
your cases properly eradicated, not patched NJ .
= MARRIED people. and those about to MARI! /,
should be particularly cautions ofthoseaccidents ;
what a dreadful Inheritance to transmit to poste,
ty!"
Structures, one o Fthe most troublesome and dan.
gerous affections, which often end in gravel. il.
~. -.
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John Parker.

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT.
lNNTlLL promptly Attend to. Collections in
wv the counties of Harrison, Bclmont, JEFF
fer son, Tuscarawas, Monroe, Guernsey,-nnd
county, Va. Heis also authorlze Is feceivc
subscriptions forthe 9 Democratic Sentineland
tarmer' in the counties above named. Resi-
dence Goal street, (Nortl) Wheeling, Ya. w.
. ort29-ly
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ALSO.

One out ptadjoiuilg he townlotso snid town
.of9'adfz, %frplitiug on toe Wheeling Road. con-
tanning nearly six acres. aud on which there is ii
good CoaItBa6k. AI$u,
One small Farm Of irst-rata land, containing
seventy-six acres. lying in Green township, in
and Harrison coa tty, iree miles east 0 fttldiz,
aud canning within Il few rods of the " ellshurg
Eoad. Said land Isl il a high starco{ cultivation,
is nfgoed repair, rhd has on il a comfortable
dwelling house, and Il bearing apple orchard OF
4 gra led fruit lrecs. There are itbuut flly Hcfes
cleared. MI a mover falling spring Of water in
every field. aud is wilhiulIfee miles Of the said
Iloaa.s The pr 9pGrty will at any time be showr
bs The undersigned or Joseph sharon, Esq. living
II 9Cadiz. Terms easy. Ciood titles made and
possrssion given On RE frat Of April next, ifsRlc
Previous to the tinict!s lnade.
isn2s 2rf d p 4 p tFHONAS G. VINCENT.
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School ROOkS!


TTNIE subscriber is receiving directly from the
III publishers, the following SCHOOL BOOKS.
which he offers to teachers and others on the
very REST terms:
Billions English Grammar;
" Latin dc
" Greek do
=" Latin Reader;
I" Cesnr;
" Greek Reader;
Davies Arithmetic; Rays Arithmetic.
Comstock's Philosophy Watts on the Mind;
Chemistry, Smcllies' Philosophy;
q ElocutiOn; Davies Bourbon;
Kirkam's do d" Legendrail
" English Grammar;
Mitchelfs Primary Geography, new ed;
4" Geography and Atlas, do
4" Ancient Geography;
BIrritt's Geography of the Heavens,
Virgil Dclphini; Lovells Young Speaker;
Horace do Nevin's MblicalA Antiquities
Also, Pocket, Family and School BIBLES and
TESTAMriNTSi Miscellaneous, Law, and
School Books, OF the kinds in general
use; Cap and Letter Paper; Note Paper; Envel-
opes, varIoTs kinds, Blank Books; Steel Pens;
Inks; States and Pencils; Memorandums; Copy
Books; Engraved Notes; Music, Drawing aud
Tissue Paper; Port Folios and Albums, Get etc
All Of which will be sold cheap for cash, or
approved country produce.
oct29 JOHN BRALj.
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JOHN sec
NresGl agaal l,Ug.e FDEUGs

: IYllE subscriber is rcceiving'a at his old stand
in Cadiz, Ohio, in addition to his former
stock, a large,supply of fs"Sh nnE q pmrr
DRUGS. DYES, OILS, PAINTS, VARNlSilES.
etc, etc. in short everything usually kept in Il
Wcsrem Drug Store.
His stock has been carefully selected us roqnal-
iry and prices viii be So low that no person eau
reasonably object. | isstoct WILDE kept iuiI, and
he would call the particular a~ncnlion Of persons
wishing to purchase anyding il MIS- line, to see
his took before purchasing cJS@whrrc.
Thankful for past Gavors, he stillhopes, by care
and strict attention to business, to merit II large
share Of the patronage Of a liberal public.
1nS2l-ly JOHN BEAldn
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ETPsamklial aaOuSe

FoURTH STREET, THREE Doors NORTH OF MARKET,
STEUBENVILLE, ONO.
FNHlS HOUSE has Il pleasant and convenient
4 l~oGation, and is the largest and newest Hotel
in the city. Strangers who visit Steubenville will
find at the above house everything necessary TO
their comfort. 7 he stabling is extensive. and was
built expressly for the accommodation Of Drovers
and Pcdl"rs.
Iletnvitcs his old friends and travellers gcncr-
ally III Harrison and the surrounding counties, TO
give him a call when they visit Stcubenyilc.
APPLY
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LEVI Q. FORsYTME.
-. Il. SEiOTWELL
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
In Oh A N Gerry.

N IT n II z II K Z
CADlZ, o.
ONTlNUES so practice in Harrison and adj
" Joining counties, and gives especial aud
PromptattentiO to Collecting, Business Of Execu-
tpFs' Administrators, Guardians, Wards, Purti-
tIons' Sales of Lands, settlement Of Estates, Titles
to Real Estates. Co~nyeyapcimg, suits at Law and
in Chad cry. %loaning and investment Of money.
inc all other professional business placed in the
ilc is Agent for the State Bank Of Ohio and
Others, for Looming money, &c, &c. Odice in
h%igore's Bnilding, on Market street.
Cadiz, O.,June I8, ISL
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LEWIS LEWTON.

ATTORNEY M COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
VHTlLL PRACTICE in Harlan and the adj.
w joining counties. Collections, tie busi.
ness Of Executors and Administrators, Guardians
aud Wards, Petitions for Partition, settlement oi
Estates, aud all other business entrusted to his
care, will receive his prOmptatteniiOn. Office in
the old stand, opposite BaTrcu's Hotel
ont1g-ly
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WgQE kNUEsVlLAE mMMWNaEAW

rs PUBLISHED at the following rates:
Daily, per year, payable fuaHelly, g. on
rri-Wcekly, per ycnr, i'll advance. d 90
Weekly, per year in advance, geo
Subscriptions will also-be received for any pc.
ind Of time. at the above rates, when paid in od-
ancc. letters in all cases must be post paid.
Persons residing in Harrison comfy, desrnls OF
Subscribing for The 6 Democrat" can do so by
leaving their names at the Sentinel Office.
dscl0 Harry ~ HUGHES, Editors.
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1ftaisli s"tflfasl ,.

lIgthg: 1trcixs Strt frmsl 20
SHOP SUNBER oSE. .aHyb
~ us something strange ghas LOT WILL
can't be beat shaving ! and he most 7
specially iRleTms The citizens OF CadiE and yici
lily thai be has REMOVED his shop 10 the base
men room in Mr.. Dewey's building nearly oPPo
site VIM. Hogg's store, two doors nom Mr.. John
Philips grocery. and adjoining Mr.. HualeT's.
'Tis also strange that he can't be beat at cutting
hair, backing boots. and in fact everytn q, M
his line of business. All be Bsks is a FUR triaI
TERMS BY THE QUAR- FER. ~
Once n week per q%aarier, q monihs) sl.so
Twice a week do ,fna isS0
F Fprgf ,i% 1'Ss' ggo :. 5sS
Single shave Ga
lair Cutting l2A
Shainpoohng 30
Sharpening Rnzors ?
Handling Razors 3la
All kinds Of renovatihg, such as mixing ala
manner Of stains. grease sputs. etc. etc.. etc, fFOGs
clothing. done Mt the shortest neuoe.
Hll tell you, gents, what must be ipne:
Direct your steps to 'sNumber OnegsA
We'H'shave yon well md wash you clean
AS afy body ever seen, M
And ca, your hair and oil il too,
And scratch until you say twill do 3
Don't you believe Just come and try.
And see il what | says a lie.
| can't be beat / do declare, m
In shnving neat or cutting hair =
And # at first ] shave with ease,
You then can come whene'cr you plsIss,
know my hand is old and tried,
And never known TO slip or slide,
My RazDrs are all cut aud dried. srgt
And never known to tear the hide, ga a
Come one come all, both high and low
Just take a seat, you soon will know.
octS-'5l-ly LOT WILLIS.
SHOP NUMBER. TWO. uiT
WOULD respectfully announce to the citizen
A ofCadiz that | have again taken my old shop
on Market street, directly opposite the Hardware
store, which was recently occupied by Jones and
Roper. | would respectfully ask the pnblir tea
give me a call at Number Two.' sA
All who have boards to cut or hair to crops,
Just call on me Mt my old shop; IN
Yes, friends, III tell you what TO do:
Give me n call at " Number Two;'''tH
AT noon or eve, by night or day, stet
Or any time that you can stay; ..se+r
But give ne time, dear sir, to rest
Upon that day that God has blessed. Et"
My room is neat, my towels clean, ~
My scissors sharp, and razors keen, 2
And everything lllhink you'll find, s7,ss
To suit the taste and please the mind,,
And then | move my band as true,
As any barber c'rr can do,
With rapid tonch III smooth the face, ~
And dress the hair with equal grace, v
And MI that AIT aud skill can do,
Your money will procure for You.
'nct>-N lot WILLIS.