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ously avoiding intercourse with the usurpa''on
and its agents-to take no part IN the conS'''u'
tionsl farce, now in the progress OF enactment
never to suffer themselves TO be coniounded
with the tools of Bonaparte-to shut their
doors against all such, and refuse them their
hands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-15

UNLIcENsED-H. Gunderhemer was presented
yesterday, at the Mayors Court, for selling spiri
tuous liquors without license ON Tuesday last
Continued owing TO the absence of witnesses until
-laV ~
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RACES. ro,,

&l&kS e, f$ $ssssE; ::;5 III
ma1Es' isJ2-"iI con.
October 9th, and continue four Sav, wednesday,
A., FIRST Day, Wednesday-P2on,;s,.
Si2o' two mile heats. two or more VI 'parss
second Day, Thursday,-Pr1DnrHias..,' e race.
Sigv, TWO mile meats, two or more ,o ~, purse
IN third Day, Friday.-Jockev 6 Cios Face.
race. " noiS 70 uaks a
Fourth Day, Saturday.-Prcpri..-..
stto, mile heats, best three in Ave ibras purse,
purse. '' auned - toe
:, Same day, gule race. Purse, $50 ro1o -.
three best in FIVE. Already four ebr,in.. aea'',
open until the no OF starting s. ~ oe sept
-, EaY The proprietor has no kes;affl.' ~
lnst Inducements offered TO the pubic 49, a. q .03
surpaSs thnse Of any former season Us raj,
The stables al the following geDt'erna- .,.-.
The course Mr. John 'BeIchpr NJ 80" ~ b. 'e "a
James Ialey, Mr. Williamson, Messrs { < :. * NJ
and Mr. Walden. = y - Urea
Between twenty and thirty horses. s-,,o-r.,
toe best upon the TUT, VIII show that - % ,aern
Gays u RACING have come again ''~ ID
w. w. HARPER. p-.--.-.
Norfolk, Oct ;, 1852 ',pr,etor.
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MISUNDERSTANDING, slave to DR.. Richard
Hundley, was arrested Wednesday as runaway
by officer True heart. Certificate issued
Patrick, slave to John Moody, Of Heusico countv.
was also arrested en- the sane cay as a runaway bv
w. +. Waldrop Certificate awarded
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l17ALL ~TYLE> CLOAhs at

Il 81 LATNROPS just received new style 4
Lace Berthes, : .eeves, Capes and ColaEs; Extra
Rich Paris MCusseiaes; DO do. Plain AMI figured
silks. Also, beautiful Tapestry, Velvet and 8Fls-
sells Carpets Varee ply Ingram and Dutch IL; yow
priced Rag, Hemp and Wool do; Rugs DyJr Mats,
OIL Cloths, Printed DruGes Satln, De Lanes, Lace
and Mu.lin CurtaiDs-with other desraU.c styles
OF goods az o. Main street &C ID
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.a THE Il ifE>s arrives ard
1S>S-a leaves daily, by Mail Trains, alcays in
charge Of truSty agents. This mode of receIvir >
or forwarding goods OF whateve- desc iptjon, COM
blnes economy, and what is of greater Importance,
speed. Our wagon will cali for goods to 20 away,
and deliver everything without extra charge.
ADAMS & cos
Office No. ), Fourteenth street,
Sc III Near tue Post Office.
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CONTINUED -Lumstord Hulyard was brought
before Jus"ce Evans yesterday, the charge OF
assau,ing and threatening to Kill John English on
the yth inst. Case continued until Saturday, owing
- the absence Of Witnesses
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HusTiNcs CouRr.-Ihis court was engaged yes
terdsy in the transaction Of civil business.
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FINED.-John T. Sizer was hned 81 and costs for
the improper driving Of one Of his teamsters in the
street on the llth inst.
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The ADVANTAGE OF MANUFACTURER. RECON,
forming one OF the Seven hills of our picturesque
city, eight or ten years ago contained but one or
two dwelling houses; there are perhaps
more than hundred, and all well filed with fam
lies, while there is a great demand for many more
houses in that section. This hitherto barren but
now prosperous part Of city, owes its rapid
improvement to the establishment of the iron man
ufactories in that neighborhood, and to the same
cause may be attributed the extraordinary high
prices wh.ch building lots commanded at the sale
in that vicinity, on "Wednesday last, noticed in our
paper OF to-day. Messrs. Bowers & Snyder, who
have recently established stove and iron casting
establishment in that neighborhood inform ed US
few days ago, that the greatest drawback to the sue
cess OF their enterprise, was the scarcity 0. dwell
ing houses tJr their workbench, and the high rents
demanded for the few vacant houses TO be found
And what is true in reference to the estabshm ant
OF Messrs b. & 5, Is also Il de in regard to all other
manufacturing Establishments In the CT J. All
branches OF business more or less DISCOURAGED
and retarded in their operations by the scarcity of
moderate sized houses and me derate rents We
have repeatedly drawn tae attention of our build
ers and capitalists to this subject and we again in
woke the attention OF the friends 1.-THE prosperity of
the city to the subject Every new establishment
with fifty hands, will create demand for at least
twenty five more houses, and add at least two hun
dred to the population Of the city, while it increases
the trade and advances the interests of the CITY in
numerous respects
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Tories OF THE DAY.-Yesterday the good

Tories OF THE DAY.-Yesterday the good
people of our city were occupied chiefly with
the discussion of two subjects-the rain and the
elections. The small-note explosion, the en-
crossing topic of the beginning of the week,
received damper or was entirely drowned by
the rain or by the clamors of politicians
What's the state of the shin-plaster MARKET
Have any more smal-potato Banks exploded
were not the questions yesterday bu, from
all quarters the EXPLANATIONS and queries were:
"Bless US, bless us! what rainy day-how
damp chilly and dsagreeabe! What's the
news from Pennsylvania? How's Ohio gone?
Any news from Indiana? What's the majority
in Pennsylvania Have any late dispatc hes
been received?" These were the excemations
and the questions heard on all sides from morn
ing until night. Banks, broken and unhr0keD,
small notes as well as large ones. seemed to be
entirely driven out of the market by the rain,
or forgotten amidst the political excitement
Such are the ways of the world. All things
have their day: banks, rains, elections, and
politicians. OF whatever comes next our read
ers shall be duly advised.
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I O~I, on tLr Iitn instant. III order ur-..n ITr,-7
- the auditor BY l.. SEamaker. forth. IN +
Flfiy-Eight Dollars, II favor Of William l. Sim
mons, and b. MIN made payable to the or1er Of A.
die a. Gray. Payment tor the e. ne h.1.ay .a.n
stopped. all persons are f)rwarncd from raifug IN
IL The finder viii please leave II with Adj 4 (irsy
or at this flee. oc,--d{.'
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TJJs1,5 y TU,-- -
Il THIS Office, una! sna 2Jta inst, for the or
ten small tel mcn's, On 9Th Letwe-p ,lsr.lan ~
Clay reefs, all TO be built OF brick, the IT, a. Zach
TO be fifteen let and t"o =toi.es hgh VITA x.,cn.
en- and enc room attached TO it, On each lot one. 80
~ high, also OF orick-ea tenement h r,o,l.,
four rooms, and to BE built plain, bur in a g9-d
workmanHke manner. The enclosures {, h. -
wood. The above wanted a. soon As r,...;,lo
ana tue money vi. De paid upon the coul lion #
the houses and the delivery Of tue Keys t. Ia. JgL.
er ~
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ggvuE ATTENTION OK TEACHERS IS

4 called To the new series 0. school b russ pub
lished in Georgia. These Books are edited y-ia'rd
and bound a the South ana ought to rrte.4s tue
patronage OF al! teachers this side o! Mas aud
Dixon's Line.
The Appalachian Primer, consisting Of f"e5Fes'
sive lessons in words OF one or two sy liable.
Appalachian Re tier, No I, cons.-tu. "a sasy les
sons III reading and exercises III spelling
Appalachian Reader, NJ >, consisting VI .asy 's-'
sons in Feauing with questions aid spelling ''oL'.
Appalachian kead.-, 10 3, containing app yHAe
lessons III Tea ding, exercises IN endnc'a1" J'1se'
infection B.d emphasis, with spelling .e's-'' '7'
Ha.tiOn and pronunciation. -.
History Of the U. states Of mer.ca, tro"i IS d''
c0very to the pi eseut time including TIE - rely
and early history Il Louisiana ard Texas
The Southern Orator, consisting Of eta''i1' y.
elocution and selections suitable for dee ain'IoI
ana rac.tatiOn3 from eminent Southern o-A.J-s sA4
writer's.
Copies given 70 teachers for exa:nnaHa1' iE
sac oci5 ''''''"-S "'1 '''''' J.. W. RaNDo-2a
TyREN<u OJT~,EF.AiN=,-E4ea .'s "a. =
Z stock Of Psnts5 Nouse.o'us, "c.cl VI s,."
pare tayurLo.y, We tAnE, VIC any 't1cA u :. "1'
{. HARTWELL i ~
ocl5 Opposite s"an i ~
UMBRELLAS, CMBKELLA> !-'.,< AID
.. uAhINE ELL 4 ~.
ucl5 Opposite swan L "a.
INULE TU1l'~ CABIN Ka'r* u ~. ~
u Gle Toms Gaia, by john l. Tnomp'y'' Esq
p1'"'n'" A-' ''' ~ EA = L WooDa0us5
IS Eag,e -glHZe..-
TLTliA MARINE BI.CE.-2yy .s y .s'.'
l. berg u.ua A-agGe sue, beautiful @.''-+l' go
sale low BY .,..,....,.-..}
&c 3 y. 4. - A.
INsA2D UlL..--JJJ ga.ious pun 10 4''''
a. Oil, jU.l to LaLI ard tor safe low ~ .--.o
ocl5 .. A : ii.nl a. y
NaAGAEkEL.--l51 Dos. No. Aac-'--'
oc Is " BACON & BAsKERL =
4 OFEEE.-a JJ Bags Kio Cutee, la ing '''
~ sale by u..,.,,,-fft
oc - BACON oASAE1l -
yNfIE CABlN AND PARLOK, or ~. ~,
L and Masters, Is J. Thornton ksndo.PA- 49,.
il a true picture Of SOathern life buaAi4t = -
lea ana tnbrujsLei wita mag 4liceu! i-'A' . -
THE COQUETTE, A NOVEL, ~ .-
thor Of "Misci rinaus. f,
INFLUENCE, move! tale Tor y0"'s =
by Charlotte Auley, ior sss oy ,.,pgf-
ON " Main s'iee,.
AFADkiKA WINE, in Is and "A es' ..., Nv
W. my own importation jasG EecsNea' ~.
OCT WILLIAM EHhLE-
fXVADI.E MtT-s, BRUSHES, Doo"
l. MATS, Acknowledges and oihs,s
tuay be IN want Of the ABOVE, Can had al HiN -
ne "a 10. Maia st'eS-
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AluYIGE.-oMALL Notes WANILJ.-We
- will take il cur store all small bills yI tue
Washington Banks, win the exception o. us
the Bank Of til Union. al par, IN eHchsng dry
goods, 1T tic io"e2: Cash prices.
HART & MOSS.
0c X NeyY ~Trrp l. .Is.g -
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& All Nrrt~ TA{AsN ST pEE --I5
- GUODS.-The Fain.srs' and Merchants. Bank
notes, by Siauan !; >:Iithsou, and the N-,.sg,rs,
Bank notes, b? Logwo-d - Wright, Wi. C.. 70 Ken al
our store al par tor g-ocs.
CH4S. 4. G"ATA.N,
&C l5-3t IGT N4fi.,t o,irnsifaE ~ -
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X ~.nS Religious NOtice.-Rev. q. d. ARM
S~-t-a STRONG of Norfolk, will pre- 4ch before
the East Presbyery in the first Pres5y elan church
(hir. Moores) this morning at II O'Clock. The pub
lie are invited IT, attend oc 15-lts
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DAVID ID. PORTER r,

Ut UE = W
Commanding u. Mail Steamship
Crescent City.
To the Authorities of Cuba.
October ?, 1852.
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BREvITY.-Ws do like, on all occasions, to read
articles brief and pointed, and listen to and
addresses short and earnest. We believe that bre-
witty in the acts and sayings of men, s in strict keep
ing with the spirit of the age. Your go-ahead,
tive, successful bus mess man, who is con. 1uay
rearing monuments Of enterprise and prosperity
for the honor Of the community in which he resides
is a man OF few words aud quick deeds. In fact,
delay in the transaction Of business will often prove
its ruin An undue cx' As!on OF thought or action
in the completion OF plans, will often result ia
failure Notthat woC'd advocate extreme haste
" Be sure you right, then 90 ahead Crocket'S
truism, is in point. After we have suitably laid out
the scheme, should carry it forward with ener
gy, promptness and ce'erlty.
But We designed our remarks TO refer mainly to
the language of men I; for instance, to sermons of
an hour, an hour -a-half or two hours duration
Such efforts seldom result in good, and often do
harm. Sleepiness, enrui, and nervous uncomfort
able feelings result. The introduction is forgotten
ere the concluding portion is delivered, and the
mind becomes confused by the multiplicity Of
words. The effect is therefore impaired and often
lost.
The lectlre season IS approaching, and this sug
geston will also apply 10 lectures. Nothing is more
wearisome TO audience convened at the close Of
the day, when mind ard body are igued with la
Dor, than long-winded one hundred or one hun
dred and twenty minute address. If a lecturer Can
bring forth new facts for hour and half or two
hours, better that the lecture divided for both
author and auditory. Cut Oft the Introductory apo
logy, egotiSm and dull details, and a speaker will
be listened to with comfort and satisfaction prov-
ded he does not draw on time teaiously, and finish.
es when he has really concluded. Generally the
close of address is much d.sting 1shed ior its
insipid repetition it is for its vangIorious apollo
geiic preface. We are happy to state that the lee
turers generally last winter in this city gave briet
and lucid addresses, cred;table 10 themselves and
profitable to their hearers and We trust it will be
SO with the lecturers Of the ensuing winter. Flo
quent aud attractive in iced must be III minister or
speaker that can command the NnIivided attention
of an auditory for an hour and ha!f or two hours.
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BOARD WANTED-In alpriyate taIy, "
gS Gentleman and ais Vile, IL pleasant part
OF the cry, and with ten minutes walk ~ the Post
Oh.ce; will furnish their room if desired Address
"LocaIion," oux 81, Post Office ac I5-8t-
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IA TAILORiNG.-The subscriber having
"a re moved from Pearl street 10 No. 10 Main
IA street, over Mr. WIN. W. Da5ney's Grocery,
----A- immediately opposite Messrs. Van Lew L
Tayltr, taxes his occasion to inform hs friends
and the public generally that he is prepared 10 exs
cute any thing in his hne in the nea.est and most
durable manner. Being In the monthly receipt OF
the New YORK and Paris Fashions and from his
iong experience as cutter, he can confidently say
that all who may favor MIN with their o,ders viii
receive equivalent in the style and fit of their gar
ments.
oc l5-3tt JAMES LIVING TON
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ssROAD ROCK RACES. -G--o- -
A. Race tsr Friday, October Is. Is-a I rIeh
Train viii leave the Richmond ana p ExI'a
pot II! clock NJ, fer tie Broad Roe, arg D.
on the Richmond and Petersburg Ralir5s ,9e'o,
Is about bali in!ie nom tuc race course '''H
RETURNING tie tEai1 viii le.ye,he C,-..;,-.,
quarter past O'clock II. precise.; t.. - =,
go and return, 80 Gems each N'' 10
THOMAS DODANF3D
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- -------------------------
- Home TesfiuIuny, -

4. -MS Home Testimony from
w. OF the Oldest Magistrates Of this city
let the SICK the delicate, ihe declining talk to
those We refer to- and then try this grand restora-
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Z RICuMuND LIGHT INFANTRY
- BLUES-AtleLd meeting Of your COMPANY at
III Lafayette Hall this evening". at +. a'cIlck.
~ Punctual att 'n3ance is desired by the Czy,ail
BY order Of your Commander
cells JOiINH FREEMAN o :
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osT DIR STGLEN.-A WHITE : T7-55
IL PUPPY with black spot on his riga ~ -.
and about two II cn-s OF ms tail cut o,. The paS
pY was inisl.n9 1t1m tae Columbian Egts.; M
nlng Any one finding such Puppy and r,.,r,o,
him TO thls office, or the Columbian Il =! iii
reasonably reward dec il required GO -
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BROAD R0t x RI

- 80 BROAD R0( x RI
<EEA Cks.-Foulta dz", 6 na'
sSSAsnn G 5tr, 10; Joe kEi CHS
Three Mile Heats Insi1e stake of =, france
ENTRIES-John Bslchcr en.e-s , h - zoe G1
by Boston, years old-lI- pounds, -" Eye
c, q n Green enter b. m. God Pin. BIZ R,,.o,
dam Gold Wire, i years old-97 u0urd. - boston,
Both Eorses are on the ground, and bah --u,o-.
are sa12u!nG Il winning. "heES
&C ID g. & 4 GREEN p.-.
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yREN&H tsEf.AiS=.-Heas's "a. =
! stock of Printed Nouse.ous, wc.el ", gu"
pare iayurLo!y, We THINK, w-.n any 't@cA u NJ
{. HAKTW ELL i o.
oc Opposite swan -
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u Cotton Umbrellas, tor sale by
Z. uAKTWELL 5 .Jr
ucl5 Opposite swan lz'--4
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VrxCLE TUgl5> CABIN Ke'.e* " IN
u Gle Toms C.t. q, by john l. Taompsys Esq
Nash L W0ODaOuea
oc Is EaSs' - 81. 49,
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Ultra IARINE BLCE.-2Uy 's Nm.
l. berg Una NaglGe sue, a beautiful a4..---' '''
sale loN by .,......-.,2
&c 3 y. 4. : = ~ -
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INsA2D UiL.--UJJ CAUCUS 2iih- 30 49,
nc X GA SrHIt a. <
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UNIVERSITY oF MARYLAND.

THE rorty-Firlb Annual Session wall begin
en- Thursday, October 18Th, 1859, aud end on the
LIST OF March 1893.
Principles and Practice Of Surgery and Clini-
chi surgery. NATHAN L. SMITH, NJ. ID.
Chemistry and Phulmacy, WILLIAM l.. A
AKIN. NJ. ID.
Principles and Pracice ot Medicine hnd Gin.
icai Metiieinc, SAMUEL CHEW. NJ. D.
Anatomy and Physiology. JOSEPH ;RoBY,
MD. g.
Obstetticiks, RICHARD II. THOMAS, ". d,
Matcria Medicn, Therapeutics aid Pathology.
GEORGE w. MILTEN BERGER, Nj. ID.
Practical Anatomy. BERWICK b. SMITH
~. ID.
Fees Cor the fall Cou-sc, $40: Demonstration :
Fete. 8Io; Matricuaian, So t1raduatiolI, $40.
ForpnrpoSes of Ciiuical Instruction the Fac
nliy have Mt their CON nand the "Baltinore ln
ilnmry. on the sSine street with the University,
and managed and attended entirely by the Fac
glty. This iustiiRtinn is devoted TO The recep
hon and treatment Of lhose forms of disease
which Furpish the most useful nlld Profitable sub
ie.ts tor clinical observation. An addition is to
be- made DURING the present summer. which will
hnterialy increase its Recommendations and it- :
Tantngrs.k IT isOpeR ioall Matriculates OF the
fcho,l hrouglfotit the rcarwilhout lee.
a,AnatumicHl Mueriai is Abundant and cheap.
Expenses "f living in Bpltimore, as low rs in amy
Atlantic city. tst- -
WILLIAM r.. a. AKIN, NJ. D., Dean.
Baltiinore. Aay l5tt. lS5A. ang 25-3t
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franklin Pierce was elected to tie lcgis-
lature at the age of "a. ft
He was liked so well that he served t0ur
years. ..r...
His conduct and abilities were so descr-
ring, that in 1873 he was. elected speaker OF
the house. The vote he received on this oc-
tasion was highly complimentary.
He received a majority of io9 out OF ESQ
members.
He still grew in grace; for in 1889 he was
re-rIected speaker, receiving 2O5 votes out
uf 208 votes cast
In 1899. the same year, he was elected to
Congress by majority OF 5000
In 1884 he was reelected to Congress by
a majority of 5000, running far ahead ofhis
ticket. ~
In 1886 he was elected to the Senate Of
the United States, receiving lGO votes out
ol 2l2 IN the house, and Ii votes out of ~
cast in the senate.
In 1850 he was chosen President of the
convention to amend the State constitution,
by vote of 257 outof "a, one-third ofwhom
were wings. " =" ="
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"Forward. the Ninth. /"

At meeting of the commissioned officers
Of the late ninth regiment the United
States infantry, held atthe American House
last evening, it was resolved that there be a
reunion OF the officers of the regiment to
commemorate the battles of Contreras and
iChurubusco, to take place at Concord New
Hampshire, ON the 10Th and goth Of August
Due notice will be given of further arrange
nents for the celebration, - Boston Times.
Aye, let the veterans meet, shattered but
noble band, and it will be seen that others
besides General Scott are entitled to many
Of the laurels claimed by him.
Brown and Miller, ard our own Ripley,
all now dead, were as conspicuous at Lun-
dy's Lane and on the whole Canada frontier
AS Scott, and he is not the sole hero of the
Mexican war. There were men such as
Taylor, Worth and Wool, and 'Twiggs and
Smith; and Quitman and Pillow aud Pierce
and Hamer, Riley and Davis, and hun
dred others, who were AS bold in battle as
the commander in chief Honor for his
high achievement, but no monopoly, no ex-
elusive worship, where so many are entitled
10 the homage Of their country.
millions died that Caesar might be great"
LouSid a o&rier.
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Roots Gae(S Shoes,
LEATHER. sc.

FTNIiE subscriber, very thpnkfll for past fnyors
would respectfully inform his Old customer
an HE pnbIIG gtAefaily. aint be hts now on
liAnd Ii most splendid asrpr;Fent ot lsDOTS and
slI0ES. SOLE aM,a UPPis1 F4sEATHER Cal
Skins. M0Emeo Lipinggnd binding. Skins, Nslils
,rhfcad, aHd nliposrevcry aF:iclcfn lis line.
4 Also lsatties- aud Gentemeii'r gum Over Shoes,
aud willbr sold ouvery mSil;'rate proffsforca
hides. OF almost any kind of Understandable Pro
duce. eesa SAIL tlEt III slE MONS.
N. b. Persons kndWing themselves Indebted
either BY Nate u Book accnani .uf long sta Ili-
fnegwi pleisss call sntts,tpNe,fJ, ~ ailort sat-
lpnsesits nuke long ttisaaia. Hna III sorae atses
ave costs. lmartc-iyl as.
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FsEsS. n. .5E}RYkNfeS /

CoNFECIIo.N4HY Srg.9RiETY STORE
ufn.siTL .THE Ftriic BgiLmNgs.
n "A - DiNlNErespectGiily iuiornl her friend.
LIZ that sac has oncurd tsut ia ile building
Nifccal upPusile The Public Buildings, where she
oseis iaT s'iicn large RH we'll selected assorl
rsEat of CO%FECTIoN oN.4RIES, &c.
among which may be Iouud the following:
Common and iancy Cuniies Of ali kinds
Almonds, Raisius, filbeTs and Figs;
Cream anG rea Nuts;
Sugar, Soda, Bunef and Water Crackers; 4.
Cheese, Candles and Sonp; ~
Cinnamon, in the bark aud ground;
Peppe, Ginger Alspice and siurch;
Mrs. Miller's NeCunue Fine Cut Chewins
FObAHcco, an excellent uIticie; ..
Cisars ana Tobacco olall kinds;
Teas, Brown and Crushed Sugar;
Assorted Pickles aud Pepper sauce;
Combs nf every descTiption;4
Fen knivcs oI all kinds: r.
Eye Protectors anO Goggles;
Visiting Cards and Envelopes;
Wa'ch CHAINS, keys and GuuTdg;
tine lot OF Common Jewelry;
Toys fall descriptions, ~
O(3- As s. e inleuds TO sell cheap, she hopes
her ncnds and the public generally will favor hel
with Their pnirpun-e.
or Country Conieciionaiies can he supplied
al my establishment Oh rilc very best terms
marlO-N dos N.sH NJ IiVlNE.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29

Don't saGA cOEaae $at once!

" MI. subscribers are now receiving their
Il Spn ! and Summer GUods from Phiade-
phi;,. consisting III part of
EiG!hS, ,aItN>iusseFeS, EWGcdS. FeStiNSs,
Silk muslin de- laincs. berages br,ze de Lain S,
p6prns, lawns, Swiss null can't nc, prints,
bro IA and III cached nusins crayats. fringe la
ces rsierl nitt'. gloves, and many other arli,
cles all =! .tich win be Sold Ior very low pri-
COS 'rCs ~ or good prouuce I.htics AM gen,
tlImen ! II IN examine our took before pnr-
cha sing elsewhere Call the aEse:Ep Cash
Store SiiOrWELL X CRABB
Cndiz, Nav 10, 1852