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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-21
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Clara TuwNsur, BRowS Co, Ohio,
Frhrttyy 2tih. l55f.

February SHib. i55t. J
JoIN d. PARK. Cincinnati. Olio. General
Western gent fur Dr. Nistars Raisum of Wild
Cherry Dear s;r:--Our Gtniiy ARE prcdisposed
to that terrhle disease ConsumpIioR--n ather
aud sister having died of that diseaae. / have
also been prrJ!i: pospd 10 CONSUMPTION. and abou
three ears since va s colupiclSiy pToslrsien bI
it, and for weeks my life WAC dis3aiItf Ui Ny
physicians and my lricnds isll considered ny cass
as hopeless, and requested 10 prepare iuT.
death, lUT very few days at most would close
NV lie 10 alleviate my paroxisEs oi coughing,
which were intensely toIturinF, and TO :tssist my
Iexpec rorutiou, witch .a.Ost slaO'tered ie, hsy
friends 6uug!a ms u.c bottle Of air. Nistais
Balsam o. n iii CnrHy, and commenced Citing
me few dT0ps ~ II lrHs, as my c0nghiug spells
cume on, and from tbp first exptrcaced Feiiei,
and Obtained liltle uninterrupted sleep. whicn
refreshed me very much. From tAfs time began
to gain strength nnd to Improve rahidiy aud afs
ter tew DAYS I was enhk led to take the Balsam
of Wild Cherry regularly and in full doscs, My
Inppctite aud my digestion became goo and 10
the aston shn.ent ofal that knew me. recover
ed. Ii is to Dr. Wtjturs BalsaIa of Wild CscrFy,
and that alone under the blessing Of Providence.
that owe my recovery. My health 10 now goodi
ievely vestuge OF that alarming conpinint, Com
sumption, that had tor years attacked me like
horrible incubus. has been eradicated from my
system. and do most earnestly eatroai FL that
are in the Ienst prcdtspnsed to Consumption To
Wild Cherry. ior have fall faith in ite restoring
them to he"lth. Truly yours.
JOHN BROOKS.
ImPoRrANr CAurox.--Ey,qarc al base ooua-
terieit oi Nistat's Bu}sau Of Wild Cherry, sigued
by one VIM. Spear, vino, in order 20 palm his wills
imitation upon the public, has obtained q fac
simie Of our rottle, aud copied our label of di-
reGtions verbntum. substituting his own name for
that OF Henry Wistnr, NJ. D., which il found ON
the genuine.
Remember tile outside label or wrapper OF the
genuine Balsam is finely executed steel engra-
wing, bearing she name of Henry Wistar. NJ. n
and Sanford aud Park--nohe other oan be geBu
inc. Skililul aud scientific physioians utW pre-
scribe this medicine in tneir pructice
Price S per bottje-six oot,lcs for S. Sold
b" J. y. PARK, Cincintati, Ohio,
North, east corner Of Fourth and Wnlnut street
- entrance uH Walaut street, to whoa all orders
must be addressed Also, by
john Benll. and VI Bean Il Knox, Cadiz; Hogs
& palush. Moorefeld: John Hogg, Mt. Plea saut,
J. Crumbnchrr Son, Wheeling; r. $. tienisg,
SteubenviIIe. jyl6-ly
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he Goes Uninstrncted.

We learn from the ST. ClarisyiIle
Gazette and Citizen, that at the Con-
yention held in Morristown, on last
Wednesday, ID. ID. Il. Cowen. ESQ.,,
ofSt. Clarisville. was appointed Del
egate to the Whig National Con
yention, and that he goes uninStruc-
ted.
There is something singular about
this movement, of not instructing
their delegate. There are two re-
spectacle whig papers printed in
this Congressional district-the
Belmont Chronicle and Cadiz Re-
IpeqIian. Both of these papers have
had the name of Gen. Scott flying
at their mast head for the last six
months, as their choice for lhePres-
Iidency, Brother Howard and broth.
lla'tOn have both said over and
over again, that Gen. Scott was the
unanimous choice of the Wings o.
their respective counties for the Pres.
Iideucy. They have also urged tha
their delegate should be instructed
to vote for Gen. Scott in lie Nation
al Convention; and brother Ilattol
said a few weeks since. that no one
, should be appointed 10 that respon.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER! IMPORT.
ANT TO DYsPEPucs.-Dr' ]. S. Houghton's
Pepsin, THE True Digestive Fluid, or Gas
sric Juice, prepared fiom Rennet, or the
Fourth StomacA ofMe Or, after directions
of Baron Liebig, the great Physiological
Chemist, by J. S. Houghton, M. D., Phil
adelphia. This is truly wonderful remedy
for indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, and Debility, Gu.
ring after Natures Own Method, by Ma,
ture's Own Agent, the Gastric Juice, Pam
phlets, containing scientific evidence of its
value, furnished by agents gratis. See no.
tiee among the medical advertisements.
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Partition Sale.

Joseph Dunbar Wiie,) BY virtue of an
VS.. order of sale issued
James Welch ct ais from the Court OF
Common Pleas OF
Harrison County State of Ohio, in the above
Untitled case, / will oferfor sale at pub
lie auction al he door of the Court house in
Cadlz on Monday the Gath day of May next
a. D. 1852, between ten o'clock A. Nj. and
four O'Clock ?. NJ. the following real estate
TO wit: The west half Of the South Yves,
quarter Of section twcnly-eight, inlownshjp
elcyen-range five, Stcu5cuyiIIe Land Districi
containing eighty acres, more or less.
Appraised at $4,000.
Terms of sale-one third in hand on the
day Of sale, one-third in one year with inter-
est, and one-third ia Two years with interest
the two last payments to be secured with
notes and approved security.
JAMES BOYD, Sheriff.
L. LEWTON, Attorney.
April 81, 1852.
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Administrators Notice.

NorIcE is hereby given that at the Pro-
bate Court for Harrison County, Ohio, the
undersigned was appointed and qualified as
administrator of the estate Of Zenas Beall
late of said county deceased.
All those indebted TO said estate are re,
quested to make immediate payment; and
those having claims against said estate, are
notified to present them for settlement with.
in one year from this date.
HILLEARY BEALL, Administrator
A. Z. Turner Atty. April 2l, 1859
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HINAL aCCoIrNrs-

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the following
/ Y accounts have been lleh ia the Probate COuri
VI Harrison county. Ohio. Tor settlement;
II 2 hnal aecuuul OfDr. Juhu Nc 'iean as guar
dian for Adaline Cooper in her minority,
The account Of Joel CTambleiI as guardian Ol
Join Spray.
The hnal account OF George Atkinson Ne exec
uior Of Jane Beatty, deceased.
The final account ofJOSaph Webb "a Guardi-
an Of John and Rebecca Webb minors.
The LIST account Of james Welch and John
Welch. executors fSamuel We, h. deceased.
And that the same will be scverally examined
and pissed upon by the undersigned, on Monday
rbe I7th day Of May next. Il. w. VlERS.
AprH I4-3t Probate Judge.
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DEMoCRATIC TICKET.
DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing be
tween ALLEN, GILES d BLAIN, in The publ
cation Of the Democratic sentinel and Har
rison County Farmer" is this day dissolved
All persons indebted to said firm, for ci
ther Advertising, Subscription, or Job WorI
will please call and settle Immediately, anc
those having claims against said firm vii
please present them 10 CHARLES n. ALLEN
who is authorized TO settle the business Q
the firm; and by whom The paper will here
after be conducted
CHARLES N. ALLEN,
WILLIAM i GILES,
WILLIAM / BLALN.
CadiS, March 81, 1852.
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A ETIFlCIAL Flowers at
IN ap"!I WOOD and SMITHS.
= trimmings for ladies' dresses, bcrages :,
4 g'mps, cords, laces, etc Mt
ap2l WOOD and SMITHS.
StILK Poplins, plain and watered, 80 per cent.
Dunder last years prices, u big lot at
ap22 WOOD and SMITHS.
TANTON Grape and cashmere Sh"wls. ut
IOap2l WOOD and SMITHS.
StADDLERY, consis ting of Saddles. Rrides,
IDColars, Harness. Brichbands. Check and Si,l-
gle Lines Blind Bri1lrs. side straps. etc. etc at
ap2l WOOD and SMITHS.
TO rlEtNIERS.
GOOD yoke OF well broke Oxen for sale
"a cheap enquie at
ap2i WOOD aud SMITHS.
DARASOLS aud Unlbrelus for spring rains,at
4 apll WOOD and oMiriI'5
CtILK Mius, hand made 10 Et every size. ut
Dap2l WOOD aud SMITHS.
silks for gsreSSeS :lsiA gs0umpiS
EDL.4LNunl figured black changeable tendi.
4 te,ent kinds, ali cheap cnoush,at
ap2t WOOD and SMITHS.
EDERAGE de laircs, h,auitul aud cheap, u
kOdozan III Ids at woodland SMITHS.
EDONNErS and childrcn's Hats. in great va
6-Iii'tS At tUC blS CoIHCI bi
ap2l WOOD and SMITHS.
GUNNER wear. a first rate assortment, at ali
ICpr ccs. from I24up.
ap2I WOOD and SMI rlrS.
M ALL and Window Ptpcr,at
w ap2l IOOD aud SMITHS.
f.4RPET Bags, various .izs and qlal les,
NJat " GOD ant > Nj lH'S.
49, HiNGL rs, Oak and Pop}ar Boards, Lath
) tCand <tudGing, etc, at The lumber yard Of
sp2I WOOD ana SMITHS.
fHAPES, Collars; Chimezcts, at
y JHp2I WOOD and SMITHS.
AhlLY Flour warranted by the barrel and
in smaller quantities, ut all lines an haniat
ap2i WOOD aud SMITHS.
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Roots RssGg SEa0eS,
LEATHER. &C

FENIlE subscriber, very thankfal for past fayors,
4 would respectfully inform his old customers
aud the public generally, that be hss NOW on
hand n most splendid assortment oi ''D0f3 and
SHOES, SOLE and UPPER LEATHER Calf
Skins, Morocco Lining aud Binding, Sans, Nails.
Thread, and almost every article in hish hhs
Also Ladies' aud Gentle cmen's gam Over shoes.
Mems Buffalo Over Shoes, all OF superior vt, IL,
and viii he sold very moderate pI0Gts for cash
hides. or almost any Kind Of rnsrckuntabe Pre-.
duce. SAMUEL SiEM MONS.
N. B--Persons knowing themselves indrbted
either by Note or Book account, OF long staad-
ing, viii pieuse call and e' tide up. as short set
tlcmcnts make long Iiend., and Ia some CASES
save costs. marlG-tyi S. =.
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MESS. Nl. I1iYkINr,a

CONFECIION.4RK j. FsaRtETH STORE.
orPosfTg THE PUBLIC n3LpItHB
MFRS. DIVINE respectfully Informs her ftentis
I'VE Tint she has opened out in the bniidifg
directly opposite the Public Buildings. whsreshs
oleIs for snlea large and we'll seleotgd asa4fl "
ment Of @ ONFEC TfONsa RES.
among which may be Iounsl ths foliowiags is"'
Common and fancy Candies 81 alI kiiale Items
Almonds, R,isins. Filbersand Figs; ty, mor-
Cream and rea Nuts; stocks. \
Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Csas.s, ~,
Cheese. Candles nnsl soap. ~
Cinnamon. in the bark und grDundpoFatioh, n
Pepper. Ginger, Alspizt and Slafcst means in
MrS. Millef's Neciarine Fine ascertain the
Tobbacco, anexcellent arsiele;v b,l;.ya !, t,,it
Cigars md Tobacco ufaII * '..:..',.' NJ.
Teas, Brown aud Cnlelsefleicol, esethia1s Dy
Assorted Pickles aud NY said act, is set forth
Comba of every dsSurn; that in no caso have
Pen knives q y nittcd TO demand OF any
u.:.i,s vys o,esS.s sss, wy by said act was y
tvnsoh Cihasuss K~such demand, Statmene
tlne iot ol Con@on and value II persanss
Toys al nll Hesc1f the amount uf mont,yS
/ IT "a, \. n ients in bonds. stocks, iplssis
Z ;sb thr;, snn M Or otherwise. whicA im
lr.y- Country Cuni list, on many waysennni-
ii iay sss'sblizhmsfA stion or evasion "a any ii
szfnafl Vs' us Of said act, ia relation.
7 isp hissAkiSIpr valaaiion ~ property
~ hpNa and fefsssl
nAk8
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MnTTnE-

The books Of E. R. POWELL, late publish
sr of the Cadiz Sentiue, have been placed
in the hands of'CHARLEs N. ALLEN, the
present Editor and Proprietor, for settlement
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
the said Powell for job Work, Advertising
or Subscription, must make payment of Ihe
same against the st day OF June next OF
their accounts will have to be pIacec in the
hands of proper officers for collection.
Z. l.. JEWETT, Trustee.
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% esG80lagg E6OsgseS

LaoxnR OF STrrBgNyrLLE AND WARREv STREETS
CADiH. ONO.
One square west OF the Public Buildings form
oriy occupied by Thomas c. Vincent.
&zxgA TlIESuBSCRiBER thankful for tbs
fss1sN5A patronage heretotole bestowed upon
Issssa,aS him. wUuh beg leave 10 announce
&nIAHs to his old friends and the public at
rIargc, that he cOulinurs at the old stand. This
establishment. has been renovated and put it in
complete repair, and furnished ii with entire new
Furniture. This house is located in the most
pleasnn MT and business part OF the town.
TIE STA Bl.tIs are extensive, and have also
been thoroughly repaired, and will at all times he
provided with the best Of pruyender, and attended
by careful and obliging h0stlers.
Connected with the establishment, is n large and
extensive WAGON VAR (he best in Cadiz)
n nd suitable for Mcnagerics and Circuses.
No pains viii be spared to render those who
may favor the National House with call, q
comfortable as possible, by which means the un'
dersgned hopes to merit and receive n libera
share OF patronage.
DROVERS accommodated with any amount o
Stabling required. sa
BOARDERS received by the week, month o.
year.
Suitable Rooms can befurnished for Private Fa
miles
| / have connected with the above establishment
| n VERYSrABfE, which, for style Of CARR
AoEs, and so fety Of IIoRsEs, cannot be SURPRISED
by any establishment of the kind in the county
| CIIARGES MODERATE.
THOMA McCUE.
Cadiz. April 3, lssl-ly
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Godey's Lady's Book for NAV

UOUty A7Uy DOUA LOT May.
This splendid magazine has come to hand
with its usual punctualty. The Lady's
Book for May contains 1870 pages of reading
mater. When we take in consideration the
size Of the pages, and the amount Of read
ing they contain, it is very certain that il
contains more reading than any other mag
axine in the country, 1t contains besides foui
splendid tull page plates. Cooley has Ger
tainly proclaimed himself conqueror in the
publishing of magazines. n
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Cleveland Morning Daily Plai1
Dealer.

Below will be found the prospect
us Of this, valuable Democratic pa
per. I'he Plain Dealer, is Iust
what its name indicates. a plain,
feirless journal, and just the kind of
a paper we always admire. If any
of our friends should wish paper
from the Forest City," let them
subscribe for the Plain Dealer; be-
couse it is not only right in its pol
itics, but right in every thing else.
we would be glad if Br. GRAY
would favor Us with "a regular daily
exchange.(
The Morning Daily Plain Dealer.
From and after the first of April, the Dali
ly Plain Dealer will be issued Morning and
Evening. The concentration of so many
Rail Road and Steamboat lines at this place,
renders the morning edition of this paper
necessary, in order to give our readers all
the news, and at the earliest practical period
Mail Boats and Cars carrying the mails, are
arranged to arrive in the evening, after the
Daily goes to Press, aud leave next morning
before said daily is printed, thus making oul
mail matter one day old before delivered tc
city subscribers, and two or three days old
before delivered to country subscribers.
The Morning Edition will contain all the
news of the Evening Edition, and in addition
the substance of all mail matter arriving af.
ter o'clock P. NJ, at 9 o'clock Telegraph
ic report from Bntfalo New York, Boston,
and Washington, giving the markets and
news to the latest date, and all local Incl
dents occurring up to S O'Clock in the morn
ing. This edition will be mailed in time to
leave on the morning cars and will reach
CINCINNATI, Dayton, Columbus, WellSviIle,
Pittsburgh, Dunkirk Sandusky, Wooster,
MassiIon, Akron, Ravenna and all mte,me-
diate Statio tie SANE DAY.
TERMS.
Daily permail, payable half yearly, 5000
Tri-Weekly, payable yearly, in adv, 800
Any one sending us club of ten, shall
be entitled to the eleventh copy for his
trouble. j. W. GRAY.
Cleveland, O. Editor and Proprietor.
CoNGREssional SrAT1sTIcs.-TwelveS States
are represented entirely by those born out
of their limits. OF the "a from New York,
only go are natives of the State they repr>
sent.
The whole number of representatives is
233. Of these l24 were born in free, and
81 in slave States. Two only are of foreign
birth, one Irishman and one Englishman.-
SO were born in New York--8 more than
in any other state.
The territories are represented entirely by
delegates born elsewhere. One is from
Pennsylvania, one from Michigan, one from
North Carolina, and one from the District oI
Columbia.
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KossUrn HATS. A large supply of these
beautiful hats have been just received by
our friends D &J. Taggart. They keep hats
of every description, which they will sell
cheap.
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BUSINESS & SPECIAL NOTICES

JOHN PARKER, of Wheeling is authori
ed to receive subscriptions and advertise,
ments for the Sentinel & Farmer. All
agreements made with him will be strictly
adhered to by us.
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ET 1t is not often that the people of thi,
neighborhood have chance of examining
such large stock of goods as those to be
found at WooD & SMITHS. They are both
clever men, ant will give you just as good
a bargain as you can get anywhere.
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@E9 Thepapers from New York announc
the death of the venerable Elijah He'd
ding, the oldest bishop in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Phis loss WILDE deeply
felt throughout the church.
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@Accouuts from the City of Mexico
state that the Gardiner claim has been in
vestigated and pronouced tremend Gus
fraud.
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EE- Mrs. Divine has received anothe,
choice lot of Fruits, Nuts. Candies, &c
Those that are fond of luxurieS will know
where to go.
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CADIZ TEMPLE OF HONOR, NO. Sc
Meets every Monday evening in the Hall ad'
Joining the Market House.
Regular degree meetings on the 6rSt Monday
nsevery month.
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OF The whig delegates from California
are instructed to vote for Mr.. Webster in
the National Convention,
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EyRegular advertisers are entitled to a
notice under this head FREE. All others
will be charged full price.
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NEW md FASHIONABLE t
TAILORING EsEA ADJUSTMENT,
JOHN MCE1 NTOCK'

ID ESPECTFuY informs his old friends ee
Hlol Cadiz, and 'be public n, generally that M
in all its forms, in the room formefl, occupied by
James Banpister, and nearly opposite the National
House. lie Hatters himself that, by strict attep-
ton to business--the employment Of the lates,
rules for cutting garments and none but the very
BEST woRKaEEto work them he will not luil to re-
ceive liberal share Of support.
An experience Of several yearsin the Tailoring
business enables him to sny that he onnadera
hiSnsclfGl competent to compete with the craft,
here, or elsewhe,e ap23-ly
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LEGION OF HONOR!

Amounts received on subscrip-
tons to "Sentinel s. Farmer" since
tpril Ia, 1852
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REThe Maine Liquor Law has been de.
ieated in the Pennsylvania Legislature.
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EELola Montez visited the House Of
Correction in Boston few days since. She
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EEMiss Martha Ward the belle ofBoston
was married few days since to son of the
Hon, David Sears, So intense was the de-
re to get glimpse of the fair bride, that
police had to be in attendance to keep
Y the crowd.
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FOR HIDES q. SKI lY..I
THE E2agkpECf1an.

M Office is hereby given thru Haidwarc.
" Cutlery. etc., is now selling LOWER tSaa.
ever ut tue sigR Of the Bug PADlOEK-
mario
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a.nralA (Or Nnie.

TgNTIE subscriber will sell ut private sale the
4 Farm ON which be now lives, lying on the
mile aud quartef oG the Railroad route, con-
ttnng between sixty-eight,and seventy acres,
about 40 OF which are cleared, and ingood cult.
vation. There is on the premises good log
dwelling house aud frame barn. There is ilau
an orchard Of ruit sufficient for family use.& For
urther Information enquire Of the subscriber, liv-
novl2-tf ROBERT o IR.
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CAnEZ LODGE, NO. 13O, Z. q. q. r
Meets every FRIDAY EVENING, at O'Clock
In The Hall. adlnining the NIarket House.
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The Cadiz Lyceum
Meets every TUESDAY EVENING Mt th'
Auditors otIiee. The public are respectfully in
vited TO attend sst noA5
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81 PIECES black silk, suitable for dresses, Man
eDtilas and Visetis, just received at
sep3 s. & III. M'FADDEN'S
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Franklin COLLEGE.

Franklin CoIEege.
|nN wedrtesAay the 3lst inst, the Annual Coz.
Y Itest will take place between the Philo and
Jefferson Literafy S1eielies; exercises 10 conn
ncnccat 6 o'clock./P. NJ The Trustees will
meet at o'clock NJ, An examination OF the
Students will take pare on the Monday and
Tuesday previous. or The Cndiz Band win be
III attsndance. mari7td
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oC New Spling and Summer Goods bous ht under
the most favorable circumstances, which the,
are determined 10 sell, if possi e before the lst
of September We go upon the principle Of
'Work hard. sell much and nakea lille ,Ucruti1ae
This large and splendid stock, exceeding any
thing ever before brought to Cadiz, consists in
part ofCloths. Casmeres. Sattinets, Vcstings,
FlanneIs. Mousm de I,aines, Berages, Berage
lie Lancs. silk Tissues, French and English
Lawns. AIpacas. Scotch, English and domestic
Ginghnms, fancy nets, Jaconets, Mulls, Bouinet
Swiss and Book Mus lins
Irish Linens, Ga large lot and dirt cheap.)
Etgings, Lnces Hosiery, English aud American
Prints.
DOMESTIC GOODS
For common wear. A general assortment of
Bonnets, Misses Hats and Bcnuets. aides call
aud examine for yourselves. A nice lot of shoes
tor ladies and children.
SEEHFgi iEs EEATS
Hardware. Queensware, Groceries and nearly
evefyhing else. WOOD l. SMITH.
Cndiz, April II. 1852.