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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-03
ESH2NMbge ESeWl Estate
sI1$f THE undersigned wishes 49,
fSsssNSs@ to sell the following REAL a&fI
AaAsaEA48NA ESTATE ut nriunln snlc ]

HsssBNX% to sell the following REAL @%E&H
sSAsz4@s98 ESTATE at private sale, ~g&mn-
TO wit: That we'll known Tavern stanI, in Tie
10 vn ofCadiz, Hnrrist n county. Ohio, known by
the name of the National II0nsc,' and ut pres
ent occupied by Thomas M'Cue; situate on the
corner IF Siruhcnyille end Warren streets, one
Sqq IRE west Of the Public Buildings. The House
j. large and cOmmouious for a Public house, to.
rethcr with extensive Stahling, Sheds, &c, and
81 good Wagon Yard. all in good repair,
Also.
ORe square Of Lots, comprising nearly one acre
OF ground; seperat,d from the stabling only by
: u alley. Said property is in the immediate vi
GiniIy of the terminus of The Arm Of the SteIben-
Vile & Indiana RaiIrond. coming to Cadiz, and
is cxpected to be completed in les than two
years from this time.
Also.
One oat lot Adjoining the town lots of said town
of Cadiz. fronting on the Wheeling Road, con-
thinning nenrlt six acrCs, and on which there is IL
good ConI Bank. AIS",
One small Farm of frst-rate land, containing
seventy-six acres, lying in Green township, in
sud liI<tisoH COS lty, 'hrae miles east of Cadiz,
and coming within II few rods of the " cllshurg
road. Snid land is it, a high state of cultivation,
ia in good repair, mad has on il II comfortable
dwelling house, and Il bearing apple orchard Of
grated fruit trcrs. There are about fifty acres
cleared. and II never failing spring Of water in
every field. and is within three miles of the said
Road. The property will at any time be shown
hv the undersigned or Joseph Sharon, ESQ. living
i Cadiz. Terms easy. Good titles mpIe. and
,OssrsSinn given on the first of April next, ifsale
previous to the time Is male.
ing : 9mo THOMAS C. VINCENT.
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IEwIsIrWTON.
ToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

ATTORNEY AND C~OUNsELLOR AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERl,
WILL PRACTICE in Harrison and the adj
w joining eOunties. Collections, the bus-
noes OF Executors aud administrators Guardians
aud Wards, Petitions for Partition, settlement Of
Estates, aud all other business entrusted TO bis
care, will receive his promptaItcntion: Once IN
tie old stand, opposite BaTrCIi's Hotel
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Franklin House
JOHN LYLE, Proprietor.

JOHN lyle, PTOPTlet0r.
FouRTH STREET, THREE Doors NORTH OF MARKET,
STEUBENVILLE, ONO.
Y Mis- HOUSE has IL pleasant and convenient
/ location, and is the largest and newest Hotel
in the city. Strangers who visit Steubenville will
End ut the above house everything necessary TO
their comfort. The stabliug is cxtcnsive, and was
built expressly for the accommodation ofDrovers
and Pedl"rs.
IIeinvitcs his old friends and travellers gcncr-
ally in Harrison and the surrounding counties, TO
give him a call when they visit Steubenvil)c.
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DAGUERREOTYPES

4 G. PAR rIDGE, Daguerrean Artist, No
IN SO, Monroe ST., below Market, Wheeling,
Va, respectfully announces 10 the citizens OF
Harrison and adjoining counties, that he is pre-
pared TO take Dhgucrrcotypes in the VERY BEST
STYLES. and with all the latest impro lements.
Likcnesscs taken equally as well in cloudy as
in more pleasant weather, and particular atten-
lion paid to obtaining the most favorable position
fnr securing a pleasing likeness.
Groupcs of any number Of persons can be tn
ken on one plate, and perfect likcnesses taken
Of young children.
| am constantly receiving, AID have always on
hand, n complete stock of I.eckets, Fancy Gases,
and Daguerrean Materials, Apparatus, &c, all
of whl:h | will sell on the most favorable terms.
oct29.Iy A. G. PARTRIDGE.
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WIN. ri ELDAFFER, 5si
wholesale nud Retail "' ,
~ AZ ma q n n ,TKs MI n n RR

~ No. IS. UKIoS ST., WHEELING. VAs Hgf
TTNHE subscriber begs lenye TO inform his
Il friends and the public in %gepcIal, lhai no
has on hand a large lot OF CHAIRS, and contlll.
ues to mann acture in the best manner, dn, The
different varieties OF Chairs, Settess, Sooinbles,
Arm Chairs, small Chairs. etc.ss mad will oner
hem for snle ongihe most libeinI terms fer eAaH.
All work is warranted, as none but good work.
mem mr. c,npIoyed. No. rs, Union sttcei. . near
MurEet. fjanT.iy1 w RiHELDAFFE&vih
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RATES OF POSTAGE.

II p1id in advance. 3ccn's.
lfnUI paid in advance, cents.
On WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
all Subscribers ia the county where published,
FREE.
: Is than 50 miles distant, 5 cts. per Quar-.
t'rsr so, aud under 300 miles, 10 " " do
0ver 800 and under 900, Is " 4" 90
Vver ! ,0JU and under 1000. % " 4" do
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VIM. Ming Nicoll.

MI MANUFACTURERS OF Saddles. Brides,
IvA Harness and Trunks. of all kinds and
qualities, ut the old stand, No. 1903, Main street,
Wheeling, Va. Carpet and Saddle Bags. Satch-
els, Valices, common and plated Carringe and
Buggy Harness, Briggs' Patent Forest City Collar,
Wagon and Dray Harness OF all kinds, always
on hand and made to order on liberal terms.
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10 NVERY BODY and his Wife, will please
n take notice that the place to get then
money back is at Snil9r and M'COrmnck's old
stand. | sell goods cheaper tnan the cheapest
for yourselves. l charge nothing for showing my
goods. IoctSl- A f. MOORE.
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TGEE LOUISVILLE DEMOCRAT

S PUBLISHED at the following rates.:
Daily. per year, payable quarterly, So OF
Fri per year, in advance, 40t
Weekly, per year in advance, 2C(
subscriptions will also be received for any pc,
iod of time, at the above rates, when paid in nd.
ance. Letters in all cases must be postpaid.
Persons residing in Harrison county, dcsirous o
for the Democrat" can do so by
leaving their names Mt the Sentinel Office.
decl0 HARNY & HUGHES, Editors.
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TRIMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

M Que dollar and hny cents il paid dunng
he year, OF two dollars aud Il halt after the year
expires. This rule will be strictly adhered 10.
Any person procuring Eve responsible suhscn-
hers TO the Sentinel. will be entitled 10 p copy tor
the saiuclengIh vi time, Tree.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
For u whole column, Zone yeaD S25,oO
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ur 10 lines. OF less, Chrce insertiOns) lIO
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For each additional insertion, %
ga BUSINESS CARDS.
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G@DKZ row EDS Y.
COOKING STOVES.

ME subscriber having purchased of the lat
i proprietor, f. NJ. Scott, his entire intercs
in the Cadiz Foundry, takes pleasure in announ
cling to the public that he has had many yenrs
practical cxp eriencc in the business, and is now
doing MI i'll his power to fit up and put in good
working condition the entire machinery Of the
establishment Being thus prepared he will keep
'const" ntly on hand Cooking Stoves of all the
various patterns, Parlor and Egg Stoves, Fancy
Fronts, FrnnkIin Stoves and Crates Of all sizes.
HOLLOW WARE,
Plow Castings of nearly every pattern, Waffle
Irons for stoves, Fencing for Graves and Fronts
for Houses, Plow Points. Muffin Pans, IL now ar.
ticle, and Chimney Tops, &c.
Orders for any thing in the above line thank.
fully received and promptly GIIed on the shortest
notice. Old Metal taken in exchange tor new at
its highest cash prices. DAVID POOL.
ana. y-'5I
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VI. II T. LIZ
SO2asagCE n. BlOCE
Arr T,AU,

PRACTICES in the Western Counties OF Vir-
ginia, and adjoining counties ofOhio. Office
on Main street, between Madison and Jefferson.
Opposite the N. w. Bank) Wheeling, Virginia.
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New Establishment

TuLBERTSON & CRYMBLE having taken
" the room No. 1876, Market square, formerly
occupied by Geo. w. Johnson, would respcc,-
fully inform their friends and the public genel-
ally, that they intend keeping constantly on
hand all the most Approved platforms of
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-03
W. D. Motto,

DEALER IN ALL KIN DIS OF FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
MO l76, Market street. Wheeling, Virginia
Y Merchants in Harrison and the adjoining
counties would do well TO call and examine his
took before going East to purchase. oct29-ly
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THE unrvsed place obtaining wines liquors. se good
5u. sales made h hi as Obliged s Y,
pensh hs stock Of eh mpoaons, and ne has e salts
BY him. He would follows
Dun Gordon, Co.'S sherries, embracing delicate pale
by the gallon Also, rare old delicate Amonuado,
gallons specially selected Some extra Amonado
toe pa, ap in Europe which he challenges. as equal
The Maalania and Amondado shees peculiarly adapted
20 eonyaeseents, they strengthen without stimulating and have
not tbs acid Of many other wines.
ms nom The stock o. Barmesier" opono ported d.
rect
proved by his because OF their manifest superiority
all por,s and red wines papied on as such
They Of various prices In bottles and augt by
the gallon wholesale BY the cak Aiaong them
Persons suffering Of the bowels
TOO careful IN their choice OF Port ,,., - =. -
aud West indies serea Se &e ae on daught and IN boes
sparkling wines OF the subscriber known that
the Meet extra champagne and The splendid sparkling Moee
as low a. most OF the inferior wines nown the Market which
put upon buyers class.
low prices retail wholesale. In the article
wines generally the subscriber holds himself 10 be judge
dozen, 70 the mrs, class or "premisr cru" Of Medoc
burgundy wines he has large stock and can assure
that he them from his vaults gooda bottle Of Bur
sa1terne and Barsac always on hand in bottles
Ills selection Of Rhine and Mosellc Wines from the cellars
Messs bernhard Jordan Cobenz extensive and number
many Still Hooks and Moee from the cheapest very
choicest vntags Of the seinbeg which Ia the best growth
articles of Cognac and other brandie no has fine
stock old Of otad Dupuy Co..
hhds Dubouche 1874 hds consignment, which will
be soldlow.
preserving brandy other and liquors. including all
sold BY retail in quantity, desired
All goods delivered within days reach Of Philadelphia, freight
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent by mail or ee
graph. ,.no. ,,,,,,,.
Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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hlChMOhDg
conformity Virginia OF 1913, 4sl section 10
do hereby make all whom concern that Il
BY eeneaie Of the eeheasoI Of the cay q Norfolk daiee
the III Of November received into the land ONCE
the 18th ie5l ~ inquest held the 2s
day Of October 1851 following lots lying IA the city Noroi
this Commonwealth, 10 wit
lot Of land bounded BY Dartmouth street on The soah fne
the by the creek the morrill, aud BY Amelia stree
the east with wood dwelling house on H. escheAed from u
estate Of John Lawrence, deceased.
lot Of land bounded Liberty tbs north, by ober
Pateon land the by North LEI street on The SOUTH
BY Cumberland the with Old BRICK house on II
oseheated nom the Robert MeMann decreased
Aud lot land the OF botetou street. bounde
by seden land noh Bouse' land The south,
by Thomas the eseheaed nom the estate OF eha
v. Burke, deceased. Test -
s. II. PARKER,
Nov l6-law6w Register Of the Land Once.
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COMPENDIUM OF the Entire Body OF the Law ,
BY Asa Kline ALPHABETICALLY arranged with reference
svols Law sheep, evo, pp SIT Retail Prise SO so
40 and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinions Of tAs Profession.
There few works in the profession that contain such bedy Of
sound law within the same limits, or that are more deserving Of
'N''e p''s" CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON
with Justice Nelson his opinion the
toned work.
New YoRK, Sept 2S, 1880.
The reliable citations from the whelc
powerful auxiliary to he law student. giving him The facility on
reference and viii extensively aid the STUDENT the practitioner,
ROBERT J. WALKER
ooroBrK 1a, 1880
have frequently examined It's citations and have been highly
precision with which the pn
stancc from myself profession should
learn its merits, and like enjoy Its advantage
New yoRx Crrr, Oct ls, 1850.
impans advantages well arranged
book while saves to the profession vast deal of time and
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia.
collected great diligence accuracy
very ably questions apply The
JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia.
Ihave examined Kinne's Law Compendium much a,,en
my allow iatit is ad
mraby adapted the for which II obviously
for and argument From examination
titles, with confidence that tsy treated with great
JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New York.
It calculated to be help to the SUDDEN. than Other
w. l.. HURST, rhiladephi
The pan utility, accuracy
he unqualified appreciation Of ie most y, ths
Vermont Mombower Of New Jspey tucker Of Virginia craneh
" fuSished BY JOHN p. TRow.
Nov ai-n ~ and 81 Annstreol
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REMovALThe celebrated Dr. @. W. RoBACK professor Of
asoogy astronomy phrcnolouy and aeomsncy, combined
with conjuaron, sweden, having
White street. New York, services the citizens
o. washington lie has heads Of
Europe and enjoys higher asuooger than
any one living Natvucs calculated according
Issss ~ Gentlemen Persons at distance can have their
Isftsrs containing the receive Immediate stcn-
ton, and naivhes sent any part world, written
durable and he nv
coniuraton Of the following topics Conrhip advice
for the successful accomplishment wealthy
be has the power 20 redeem such given
property and tho purchasing lottery tickets Tiou
have this ciy and N.
United States
100 nauves horoscope have been during last four
will pufpoe and win a.
wen person. and the msr persons
need through Dr. hob,o
receives from 900 monthly and has
ons All letters win be rerousiy attended to, fpcpad par.
ncna 70 name ONCE and State For
ustis. 1922 IT - - "
u. w. RoBAcK
80. 9 White street, New York.
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Ii wIDTHs.-Now in store, and iO Al mu.h Ia, -.
~ the usual Prices
patterns - -s'
7 pieces nns l0-4 table amask rich pAtlems
20 dozen dalas table napkins, assorted In and pfe
% dozen bleAched brown doyiies -
50 dozen assorted dxulask and Hueksback towels
~ pieces towelings, all kinds, styles, and prices
SO pieces lrish linens, all pure" Cor shirnng
% pieces nae linens for bosouls and collars
100 pieces me bleaehed shifting eotons
Win lots of desirable goods line which IN,
sold very cheap for the two mcnths. N"~
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Good articles, low prices, and fair dealing, may be relied ON il
cases. PERRY BROTHER
Jan i3-s~if Opposite Ceaue Maha
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A NEW Route 10 rfttsburR, via the Baltimore, sus-
qehaana, Pennrania RaroadJhronsA TO Pnsurs In
% train OF cars viii leave Calvert station daily
States mail from Washington and Baltimore ~
m connecting with the fast line at Mddeown J, p M, ar
irving at Harrisburg AT u, p. m, 10 dinner
The train leaves Harrisburg for the west al y mr. arriving al
Hodsyrbug Ahis point passengers have the option o.
Johnstowu, thence by packet boats
stages direct from Hollidsysburg Ptsbnrg.
Tickets will sold the following points by this train, TO wit
York, wghisvie, Columbia Marietta Middletowb, Harrisburg
Mlerstown, Persvlo, Lewown MoNeystown, Hunt
ngdon Holidaysburg, and Pittsburr.
This train connects the Cumberland Valley railroad
passes through Carlisle, shippensburg, Chambebu and
points this road.
Of from Washington for OF
viii be
dep Railroad Company the arrival OF
morning receive the baggage, which viii be
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct l-dn Ticket agent
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February IL, 1882
IN petisu VIM T. James, Of New Rochelle New York,
praying for the extension OF patent granted TO him for
spark atchcIs from the expiration
of said patent which takes place on The thirteenth day OF April
A. ID. 1852
petition Patent Office
Monday day April next 10 O'Clock and all
notified appear show they have why said
petition ought TO be granted.
opposing required e In the Patent
Office their objections specifically set forth writing least twenty
before the hearing All testimony filed by either
be taken transmitted In accord
rules office, which will be furnished uppca
Ordered also that this notice be published in the National Intel
Republic Union, Washington D. c. Philadelphia
Inquirer, Philadelphia Pa Providence Journal Providence r.
Psbug Gazette Plsbug Pa Express, New York NJ vi Daily
Boston, Daily Journal Milwaukee, Wis;
for three weeks the 2h day Of
April next. - ...
THOS. EWBANK
Commissioned of PaSents.
Of the papers win copy, send
the Patent Office with paper containing this notice.
Feb l3-law3w
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE
worthinuton q. snethen

CONTINUES practise the Supreme Copu 10 attend 10
claims and settle accounts
against departments and boards commissioners to
abroad obtain pensions and
and bounty collect debts Dividends essoies and nhe
in foreign counfrics
bond md mort
and md sale of loans, lands and
patent rights, in State the Union. I.ta
Particular scn,ion paid California land title coming MP
TO the United states Supreme Court appeal.
Communications prepaid addressed 10 W. g. snchen, Carroll
Place Capitol H, Washington, d. c. viii meet with prompt at
tenuon. r#sf - sF+ ~ ##tr oct2s-diy
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MOSES L. HOLT,
ArroarKY COUNSELLOR AT Law,
San Frarcisco California.
Rsrtpssossi Hon. q. w Ingo NJ c. habana John Taylor
loans, Louisiana Henry Clark esq Tsrboro' North Carolina
Hon. w NJ Gwn, NJ C CALIFORNIA; Benz X True, New fori
city Hcaey, Boston, Massachusetts A. r. Hatch, ESQ.,
Portsmouth. New Hampshire. May T-2awly
NEW York and California Millionaire Association
One thousand dollars Capital 81 ooo
limited obtained influential
par. capital invest special partners admitted in
with Of New York. from
sonn liability at the 81 900 cash, and
OF therefor annually
viii, prospect doubling whole operations
under direction
troll Of Obl VEN nolpEN,
As and Chief Agent OF Company,
No. III Wall street, New Yoik.
aonan responsible parties throughout the Union
aid obtaining contracts with the United States on april
the association 10 be employed At d
points where line Of steamers and vessels can be made
trade the mals and freight to and
from Europe Asia, Africa, and the Americas
increasing basness doing with Cnio
MIA Pacific sc and long the supply OF gold continues
goods and manufactures viii nsonish inc
and calculations therefor And I, TO meet this
that this association being formed
der the firm and style of y, HOLDEN ~ Col :,
Mercantile and Commission Merchants, Banking
Insurance. and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 100000.
Feb2-u
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General Agency and Law Once az Washington,
DE sELDING WYLIE,

No. Todds Bldinss Pennsylvania nsrt dsor ~ea %
Bropn's HOTEL Warrington, ID. C.
HHAS. DE sELDING ANDREW WYLIE, jT., having formed
partnership for the purpose Of prosecuting cam before
Congress- before board
nsone appointed for the adjustment OF spoiaons other
foreign prepared their
and inuustcd
chafge They obtaining pensions, bounty
duties claims arising under contracts, treaties,
otherwise buying and selling real estate, collecting private claims
rens &c.
Andrew wyie IT,, will any law business with which
himself the firm be ntrused in OF the courts OF
the District Supreme Court the United States.
seldng, being United States commissioner, notary
public all the States OF the Union,
give prompt taking of testimony acknoyled
deeds duties which apperan 10 his ofhco
will be moderate, and regulated ~ Tire amount claimed,
OF services required.
Communications lpostrad VIII receive immediate attention.
Sept o-dly
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WHITEHURSI'S new and ex tensive Gallery of Pre-
w Daguercoypcs Duvul Bro between
Az and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
This gaa advantages Others being built
the second floor this
Of skygs this and is the most
and south Baltimore facility
for copying paintings dagueneoPe not having It's superior In
world obtained beautiful and highly finished
though cloudy preferable,
for children promptly attended TO.
Awarded medal the late Fair of the Maryland Insi
and n premium the late Fair at New York.
205 Baltimore street. Baltmore J Broadway
Pennsylvania Washington D. CT II Main
Richmond, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia; Norfolk, Viz.
gna ; and Petersburg, Virginia.
galleries free to the public al all hours Of the day
J. II. WHITEHURST,
Dec. l2-d3n Sole proprietor.
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DRIvATE TUTOR--A young English gentleman who has
received resided Paris 10
anxious position
prvnfs family Of responsibility & FI#0 u
References family connexions he
m England, Ilt 0s 4#N 4N1 raE
address Alex Vance, boz 100 pos, once oswaro New York
Mar ls-duf
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NEW, Esshsonoh'e T.,Ierins E.s.biish.nent--II y.
~ LOUDoN co. mems and failors. Browns Hotel,
Pennsylvania avenue have
selected stock OF
vestngs sndrouishine
Army, navy, Marine aud officers will and
epsnse sahes and
regulation Of their respective prescribe
An experience many years legitimate tailoring
select s,ock N roods please, with the cssh
protect customers against high prices Inducements that
OTTER, and respectfully solicit patronage.
Nov ie-d5m tt
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Mar l3-tf
HOUSEKEEPING articles, such as
iii Er...ch lhI...l llnucr and

HOUSEKEEPING articles, such as
Ill French China dinner and
Iron China dinner, tea, and toilet ware
Crockery Of every color and quality
Cut and pressed glassware, looking glasses
Fancy hardware, lamps and girandolcs
Table cutlery, ntel and table ornaments
JapanAed goods plated ware
Bronzed iron goods, Abata and Britannia ware
Cooking utensils almost every description
Wood ware, ware baskets, brushes, sc.
extensive assortment OF housekeeping ai
worthy the attention about furnishing
decidedly their interest call and
inc articles and prices q. w. BOTELER,
Nov I6-2aw3w Opposite Centre Market
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EDWARD X. COLLINS Il Co,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, Co,
Liverpool.
Il. G. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNRoE & CO.,
6 Rue Note Dame des VICTORIES,
4 GEO. III DRAPER, Havre.
The owners
specie metals, unless bills Of
Sept 5--diy aNf
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WILLIAM UORNER,
ATToRNEY AT LAW,
Laneaster, Grant county, Wiseoasin,

(LArs rAuou.s COUNTY, vA.)
WILL attend Grant, Dane and Iowa counties and
w the federal supreme Madison. He viii
prompt particular the collection OF claims the
lands, OF for
no lsndho.ders In any part OF the state.
Refers Hon H. Fooe U. g. senaie Hon James NJ Mason,
w. Homer esq, Wauenton, Messrs Knox
Mason, attorneys law, New York Professor w Homer,
David Lapsey, esq Messrs. w. Welsh Philadelphia
Crockett John A. Kasson, attorneys law :, Louis,
Missouri. Aplg-lawly