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Arrival Of the Steamship Africa
New York. May %

@'S' = JIM 4hCtb ~
The steamer Africa arrived this mornine
from Liverpool, whence she sailed on tht
the 18th.
The parliamentary proceedings in Englanc
were devoid of interest, also the genera
news.
The news of the escape of the Cuban pris.
oners from Africa is confirmed.
The statement that Meagher, the Irish pa.
triot had made his escape was not confirm.
cd.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.-Thes steamer Har.
binger arrived at Plymouth on Friday with
advces from the seat of war at the Cape
Dates are from Table Bay to the lst of April,
Sierra Leone to the 10th, St. Vincents to the
23d, and, Sicily Islands to May 9th. Lieut..
Gen. Cathcart had arrived out on the 31st.
H. steamer Magera with the troops was n
days in making the passage out, and took
fire three times; the coal gave out and the
troops were placed upon short allowance.
The Intelligence from the seat of war was
satisfactory. The Cafirs avoided general
battle. In skirmish on the 5th of March,
Col. Marlborough and Sergents Huggin and
France and four priyates of the 43d regiment
were killed, and Sergent Langhan captured
by the Kaffirs.
A letter from Cape Town states that 49
bodies from the Birkenhead had been wash
ed up.
A project is agtated in London to build
the tower one thousand feet high with the
materials of the Chrystal Palace,
The case of Gibbs against Col. Fremont
was heard on Thursday in the Court of Ex.
chequer. 1t related to bills of exchange for
supplies to the American army, endorsed
by Col Fremont. The Court considered
Fremont responsible, but reserved the
whole matter for amendment before giving
decision.
In the House of Commons on Wednesday
during the dlcission of the Militia Bill, Lord
John Russell, in reply to direct question
said there was no reason whatever to appre
hend hostile intentions towards England or
the part Of France.
FRANCE.
The anniversary ofNapoleon,s death wa,
commemorated at Paris on the 9Th inst, will
great pomp, closing with a banquet.
Paris was crowded with strangers, attrac
ted thither to witness the fete on the 10th 0
May. Ten thousand cards of admission wer,
issued, to witness the ceremony distributing
Eagles to ;he troops.
The rumor is still rife that the troops vii
make a formal request Of the President t
assume the title of Emperor. lr.
Plains for the erection of a Chrystal Pal
ace at Paris, have been adopted, and the wor
will shortly commence.
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Later from California.
New YoRx, May

NEW YORK, May IS.
The steamship Illinois, with later dates
from California, arrived at this port last
evening. She brings 320 passengers, ) ,252, =
900 in gold dust On freight and $3.50, 600 in
the hands of passengers.
The Panama railroad was to open within
five miles of Gorgona this month";
By this arrival we have the following
further items from California and the Pacific
A lump of gold, Weighing 306 ounces, had
been found near Sonora.
Accounts from the Society Islands state
that revolt was progressing among the in
habitants, that Queen Pomare had applied
to the English and French authorities stati-
oned there for protection, and they had
refused
The fugitive slave bill had passed both
branches of the California Legislature
The bill giving the State Printing to the
lowest bidder passed the Senate.
| Business was generally improving tn ough-
out the State, and crime, inits various phases,
was very prevalent.
The weather was extremely hot at San
! Francisco.
A State Democratic Convention is to be
held at Benicia on the goth ofJuIy, to nom ate
Presidential electors
General Anderson, formerly ofTennessce,
has been appointed to the vacant seat on the
Supreme bench of the State
Seven hundred Chinese emigrauts had
anded at San Francisco in the two weeks
previous to the sailing of the Northerner.
Fine clothing has advanced from so to 1OC
percent. Beef and po khave also advanced
Money was active; all kinds securities
had advanced,
Gold dust was selling at $17, 50 Exchange
on the eastern cities per cent premium
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Sherin's SIle-

2 virtue of three ii. Ia. ct levi a. issned
A1D out OF the court OF common pleas OF fIar-
rson county, Ohio, and to me dir ectcd, u will
oiier Tor sale at the town of Ere epot, in saitl
Icouniy, ut ten o'clock A. NJ, on the 24lh tIay
IoI May, 1872, and continue to sell from day &c,
pny until the sale is completed The entire sto:k
Of the following goods, etc . to-wit:
nry Goods; consisting Of large quantities O.
cloths, cnssimeres, casinetts, alpaccas. Thibets,
mennos, silks, ribbons, calices, hosiery, gloves
mitts, ETC., etc.
French AID German fnncy goods; consisting
OF large quantities Of Volins nccortlcens In ri.
onets. ladies' glass Toilet boxes, mantle clocks,
Ieic. e;c
Hardware; consisting of large quantities Of
Iron, steel, Locks aud ntches, srrews. ;ngcs.
knives and iorFs, axes, nails md brads. itnvils,
Ipoughs and pillow points, hand SAWS, mill save,
crusscut avs. files, tnwarc, scythes aud sneats.
stoves md wind mills ,etc.
| Queensware; consisting OF large quantities OF
cups and sauCcrs dishes. plates. cover dishes.
\ cwers and basins. pitchers, etc.
Glassware: consisting oil large quantities Of
deranters, lumblers. tasks and bottles. etc.
/ BiOts and Shoes; Ihts and caps, drugs and
medicines, leather. harness. .egnlia and other
brand cigars. etc.. in lnryc quantities.
Y GIoceriesS Cons'ting Of nrge quantities of
brown and loaf sugirs, Coffee, teas, Tuhucc0
Icignrs, alIspiee, pepper, wines end liquors.
Ibro0ns, etc.
Rrat.y made clothing; con sisting OF large
IqMntiIies OF cloth and other coats, pants, vests,
shirts. drawers, caps, hats, et'.
4 BooksaRd stali0lery. consisting OF large quinn
titles OF Bibles, Testamcnis, spoilers, reading
and all other school books. eurds, etc.
I Also n large lot Of lumber, Farmer's imple-
mens, tobacco presses and screws and about 10
hbds. ,obacco--part packed. One wagon, etc.
This stock is comprised of large quantities OF
of different varieties OF goods, much Iarger than
usually kept.
| Taken in execution ns the property Of Nslson
briggs. at thesu OF II. Childs and Co., !. NJ.
Moss and Brother, and Hutchinson and Shep-
herd JAMES BOYD. Sheriff.
| May5.3t 9
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NEW GOODS AT MOORE'S!

Thcy come, tiIUy see, iHcy pmfc chase
NF the most beautiful and most general as
7 sorment Of Orv Goods ever presented in
the town OF Cadiz. The largest and finest stock
of Black and coiorcd Broad Clolns at
A. MOORE'S
The largest, fastest and chca pest lot OF Bon
nets ever offered II, A. f. MOORE'S
The hest stock Of Barege deIaincs for ladcs'
lressesat A +. MOOkE'S
The largest stock Of ladies fine shoes ever OF.
crCd are at A. f. MOORt'S
The most beautiful dress silks aud sntins, bon
net silks and ribbons eve: seen. are Ut
a. +. NJ )ORE'S
The best stock Of Ready Made Clothing in
own ig now at A. +. MOORE'S
The rartst and most tasty selection OF Freuch
Wolk. Capes, colIars, Chemisrtts aud under
sleeves is to b, had 1T a. +. MOURE'S
The most Substantial CHssmrrcs sarinctts,
Fweeds, Jeans and other stuiis Inr pants az
now to be had at n. f. MOOKi'S
In fact, have the goods which to see is wor.
thy the attention ol the whole community. -
q 10 3erics, Queensware. Kossuth aud Lnmartine
straw and Cassimarc Hats, aces. Edgings, lin
ems. cottun1. etc. etc. Gail and see before Won
purchase, and You viii fad that have adopted
the principle al quick sales, small profits and the
best OF paY, that is, CASH. So cali and save
at least g5 per cent, opposit" the w1t:hmnkers,
ut the old stand OF A. L. MOORh'S.
Anru - IS5g t2
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NnT1CE

NOTICE is her,b by given, that there will be
i ' petition presented TO the COmmissiOneTs
VI Harrison county al their next session Tor the
iocatiO Vi Il cOnptJ road, 81 eet wide. in ,un
Market street, In tie town Jefferson iu sad
county, running thence siu'b u deg, wcsI I
pesChes iO puss; thence sOuIh IS dogs., wes' !!
porches ~ a sugar tee; theucr suu h &c drss e,
wet 5s.l peTchrs 10 II sugar trtr, tnrnce sOuiq
90 dess, west perrhes L. post at the TUTtI
east conner oi NIlkiI and Barisrt's Mill lot .
Ihrucc 10 the first CuuTccs and disla noes. heinz
through tar Land uf John Wugoncr. uua the re-
mannicr through the lands of Mr.. Thrp.
Arr.l - 1882 .tW2
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Sheciff's Sale.
Robert P. Finncy)
and wife,
VS.. In Partition.
John NJ. jenkins,
ct. AL
Sherif's Sale.


BY virtue of an order of sale issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas of Harrison
county, and to me directed, | will offer for
sale at the door of the Court House in Cadiz
on Monday, the 3lst day of May next, A.
D., 1852, between the hours Of ten o'clock,
A. NJ, and four o'clock, p. NJ, the following
real estate, with all the improvements there
on, situated in said county, and being the
real estate of which Thomas p. Jenkins,
late of said county, deceased seized, viz
A part of the south east quarter of section
No. II, township j, and Range of lands
sold at Steubenyile, commencing at the
West corner of Abraham Merriil's part
Of said quarter, thence North perches and
22'Iinks, thence East the section line, thence
South peiches and twenty two links to the
North East corner of said Merrill's part of
said section, thence west to the place of be-
ginning, containing six acres i.ore or less.
Appraised at $40.
Also, a part oft the North East quarter Of
section No. l8, in Township No. /, of range
No. 7, Steubenvlle District, bounded as fol-
lows; Beginning at post where the North
line of Muskingum street and the West line
OF High street, in the town of Freeport come
together, thence North Is degrees, West
So and eight hundredth perches to post,
thence South 804 degrees, West twelve and
fifty six hundredths perches to post, thence
South Is degrees, East sixty and sixty hun.
dredths perches to post, thence North 7t
degrees, East twelve and thirty hun
dredths perches to the place of beginning
containing four acres, two roods and eigh
teen perches. Appraised at $4,000.
Also, let No. ia in Wilson's addition tt
the town of Freeport. Appraised at $35, 90
Also, lots numbered 79and 80 in the towr
Of Freeport. Appraised at $250,00.
i Also, lots numbered As and 46 in sale
: town of Freeport. Appraised at 5000,
;, Also, lots numbered 23 and "a in sale
town of Freeport. Appraised at $4,000.
; Also, tina, parcel Of landin the said towE
of Freeport, known and designated as pub.
lie ground, which was sold under an act O.
t the General Assembly Of the State of Ohio
n (passed in the year A. d. 1885, for the
3 benefit of school district No. in Freeport
township, to the said I. P. Jenkins, on
which is erected new tavern house. Ap.
praised at 100000.
Terms of sale--one third in hand on the
day Of sale--one third in one year with in
terest and one third in two years with in
Iterest; the deferred payments to be secured
by notes and security to the satisfaction Of
the parties in interest
1 JAMES BOYD, Sheriff.
' April &C.. 1859.
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Carriage, Wagon and Buggy NJ an
ufactory.

1 AXIOM FokMaN thankful for the liberal
- pHtr0uag" heretofore extended tu him. would
IanEnuncC to he cirzens III Ilatrisou and The ;d-
iIolnIng coHn les. rIIat he is better prepared
thnn ever IL uauufncupe To order
FAMILY CARR AGES, BAROUCHES. BUG
Glf$. GIGS, SULKlES, AND WAGONS
Iui all kinds and sizes. which he feels confident
cannot be exccIed by any other shop in the
;onntry
Having stock of material that is really un-
surpassed, and having full knowledge Of the
business IN all its br,nches. he respectfully asks 8
those who may want any thing in the above ine e..
to give him II cal.
His 81 op is in tie rear Of Mr.. Slemmon., Black
Smith shop, and ncary opposite the Cadiz Ilotel, ).
where be may ut all times be lnIl.d ocIa-tf
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Tomb St mes, Monuments, &c.
eR. ~. GbsEl0RCy.

WOuLD respectfully inform the citizens OF
wv llanisun and the adjoining counties
that he has takrn the shop formerly occupied
bv VIM. kennedy, on Main street, Cudiz, o..
where he will be NJ all times pr pared to fur.
nish Tomb stones, Monuments. and in fat CIV.
cry hiug pertaining to his line Of business, OF
the most reasonable and accommodating terms
Ills work shall not be surpassed by any olhe
shop in the State. lie respectfully asks tn,
public to call and examine his work before pur
chasing elsewhere A. j. z.
Cadz, Ohio April %. 1852 Iy2
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n ME subscriber Will sell at private. sale liz
4 House in which he AT present lives, tngerh
er with three acres and a half OF frsl-ratr baud
known as :hc "OId Steam Mill Property !" 1t
polnt of fertility the land can not be beat it
tlnuisnn county, aud those in want Of II suai
rlct had better call and rXnnnne, for they may
cst assured t',ht they will get good harg 'p
On the premises is i'm excellent co Ah BANK
which is III sool working condition His Ian.
is situated close to where he Railroad Depot wII
b. ln'ated r~RMs - Two thjrIs cash N hand
thr baIaure iD"nr year, win interest t. be CO
cured 10y bo Il ard mo tgogr. a cleHr and in
dIspurab}c Utlc will be gneu by The sn nh.,riher
IS sonu IS pIr money i paid. o conc On SNOW
il you wou to buy lued that viii b" wor.h hlv
ing. cii mueA tel. and Twill g:vc ,oua fits
rate rrg DIu and immediate DpsS iun
drCiT-ft .l..tttIiE Penn
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EE Parson Brownlow, OF the Jonesboro
(Tenn) Wing Organ, keeps putting his apos
tolic blows and knocks into General Scott
In late number Of his paper he says:
"We shall deem it duty we owe to the
counrt to support--as a choice of evils--any
two men who,ean defeat Scotland Jones, pro-
vided the Wing party are corrupt and recklss
enough to. .thrus. them forward astandidates. Z"
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NEW CHINA,

Glass aRd QUccHSWarc Store,
No. -, MONROE S1REET. WHEEIlNG, VIRGINIA
rENIlE subscribers respectfully give notice that
a they have imported dilecl ron the manuIac-
tuie1s. IA large and complete stock of the above
ware, together with an assortment OF Mantle Or,
numcnts and Fancy Guods, some OF which are OF
exquisite taste aud beauty. lrom Stone China
aud Porcelain Breakfast Dinner, Tea and Toilet
Ware. of an Gnurc new pattern, Solar aud Lard
Lamps and Lanterns OF every description. Brl'
tanuia Ware Cutlery, etc. We shall nt ali lmts
keep Ms compet" IN assortment Of Common Wal'
on hand. lor the city and county tnrc. as ear
be lound ut any other store in the West, and by
giving our personal ntention 10 r"-packing tt"
silH.e, cunvmce ali WHO may favor us with Ih
patronage, tn they cannot do better uta
uher establishment in the rouuty.
HOBBS, b AR Nf.N & CO.
Film; Glass Manufacturers.
jan7-h Whecliny, V
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Ra. g III RHEa aE.R.Ek.

AUCTION \ COMMISSION MEKCIIANF,
. ID Dealer in American, English, Ere ch.
~. and German Goods. Clocks. Nutchcs and
JrwelrY, elc. All kinds Of hlcrchHndizc. Real
Estate, tIuusrnold Furniture sold on the most
reasonable terms.
Auction every Tuesday and Friday evenings.
and "Wednesday aud saturday mornings
ucl29- ly w. ). " itkIIAM.
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VIM. Ming Nicoll.

MANUFACTURES OF Saddles. Brides,
lYH Harness and Trunks, Of all kinds aud
quaIities, at the old stand, No. I00, Main street
Wheeling, Va. Carpet md Saddle Bags. Satth.
els, VaIices, common and plated Carriage rnd
Buggy Harness, Briggs Pa ent Forest City Coach
Wagon and Dray Harness OF all kinds, always
on hand and made to order on liberia ttrVs.
oc 29-Iy
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VaIn.lhIe FnrIn Ior saIe.

NbE subscribers viii cell II private sale 241
IL ueIes 0i hEsi nate land. y ing in gvod neigh.
bon ocd, icur miles nurii-Nest Of CaUiE. Oui0
on which Is good brick dwelling lsuse. dou
bic bnrn. gVOd coal bank. and an txorllenl
imit orchad. The said tarm i. we'll waieTed,
with ubyul one hundred Hud seventy acIos cleared
'heIeuq. aud in high safe ofeuIIivatIvn. Fol
particulars enquire ui the subscribers. living ia
CadiE. or tie owners. 4. r. and ). Gilmore, re.
siding on the premises.
SCOTT { BINGHAM,
Feb u Real Estate Agents
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!. e, VOW ELI,

NEAbEit ia Drugs, Medicines Paints Oils,
y Dye stuff. Patent Mrdicirws. Prrlumerr,
etc No. ~ Uuion Suect. Wheeling, Va Also
mhuuanrurcr Ct Vowclls Sup erl"t euon
~Nruu.' ncl2 -lS
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4 kTlFICIA1 Flowersnr
IA ape WOOD aud SMITHS.
II NRlMMiNGS for ladies' dresses, bcrnges. .
i g'mps, cords, laccs, etc ut
"psl WOOD aud sNuTH's.
SlLK Poplins, plain and yvatercd. 80 per cc,l.
Dunder last ycals puces, - big lotat
apZ! WOOD and SMITH'S.
NANToN Grape aud Cnshmere Shrwls.
Oap2l WOOD and SWITIis.
SSADDLERY. consisting of Saddles. Br;des.
ICCollars, lila mess. Brichhands, Check an Sin
sie Lines, Blind Brides. side straps. etc etc. M
apZi WOOD and SMITHS.
TO FARMERS.
4 GOOD yoke OF well broke Oxen for sale
"A cheap enquire at
apt WOOD aud SMITHS.
DARASOLS aud Un,brelas for spring rains,at
u ap!l WOOD aud SMifL'S.
SlLk Mitts, hand made TO fit every size. ut
Dhp2l WOOD Hnd SMITHS.
SlIlIs for Dresses and Eomncis
E1L.4L 4LNnnd figured black chnngeable tendiE
L terent kinds, all cheap enough. nt
ap2l WOOD aud SMITHS.
DERAGE F de laincs, beautiful and cheap. 9
AbdOzen kinds, at woodland SMITHS.
ROONNErs and children's Hats, in great va.
Dricty, At the big conner of
ap2l WOOD and SMITHS,
GUNNER wear, n first rate assortment, nt al
LCpriDes, from i24up.
ap2i WOOD and SMITHS,
SETALL and Window Phprt, Mt
! w ap2l }OOb and SMITHS.
N.iRPET BAGS, yatious szea and quail les
! O"t WOOD and SMITHS.
| Sn HlNGL ES, Oak and Poplar Boards, Latl
| lCand Ntudding, ETC., at the lumber yard Of
| ap?I WOOD ana SMITHS.
TAPES, Collars; Chimezetts, ut
O"p2i WOOD and SMITHS.
- AMILY Flour warranted hy the bnrrcI nm,
| in smaller quantities. at all Iimes on hand a
! ap2i WOOD and SNIvH'S
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4 OGWOOD--5O boxes Extract Logvoo
n Aceived and for sale by
lan2S kELLs & CALDWELL
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Real Estate Agency

SnSSCnr'i * BdNGiiiA VI. as khAI fsrAre AGENTS
~ will give espe sal attention To buying uud
aeI'lmg OF KeaI Estate, Examination Of Titles,
C"n\e!ancl z, NC, "lI r"asonable Terms.
Cadt3. juiN 10. IA
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S2as'52eg SglRcG SqgasaasseI
S. G. xE, TLEADDEN

A RE receiving now the must extensive stock
IAot SPRING IL SUMMER GOODS
lhcy have been in the habit Of Keeping. A.
has been their custom, they will sell goods ut
small profits, knowing IrorI experience that
quck sales and small gains will be ID their in
lerest us well as their customers. We invite the
public to call and examine our stock.
Cadiz, ApIl 2l. 1+52
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certify the above to be correct copy
as published BY the Secretary Of State in
the Ohio Statesman.
II. x. FRIcE. Auditor II. C.
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AARON HOIvT.

AARON HOTF,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
COPPER. TIN. yA.ND SHEET IRON W.ARE.
COOKING STOVES.
II AS always on hand, at his shop (nemr S. g.
l. IL II. MFaddeh's store) large stock OF the
anove wares Of every description, which he will
sell Wholesale or Retail, as low MS can be pur-
chnsed anywhere else in the Western country.
Country Merchants wishing 10 lay in stock Of
Finware, wculd do well TO give rue II call before
purcnhsing, us think can sell II little LOWER
than they can purchase elsewhere.
STOVES.
have for sale the celebrated Htnn Air Tight
Cooking Stoves OF all sizcs, for either wood or
coni. These Stoves are decidedly the best in the
market, and feel confident that any person try
ing one will say SO all ! ask is that they may
bnve & mir trial.
Also be Air Tight Wood Stove. which is bard
20 bent in this or any other market. All Stoves
sold ~ nc are warranted; and any one pnr-
chasing Stove. and Ending II defective, can re-.
turn il to me and will make nm exchange.
!. lI5- Old Copper taken in exchange lor ware,
cAa and WILL sell Stoves AS CHEAP rs they
Gun be had IN any market ie25-ly
"a
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w, d. Motto

DEALER IN ALI KINDS OF FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
MO l76, Market stree t., Wheeling. Virginia
/ Y Merchants in Harrison and the adjoining
counties - 1t do well to call and examine his
tork before - ing East to puruhasr ocl2J.Iy
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THE NATIONAL HOUSE.

E """rrssSS nnce 7" ns "O%T o% cnTs [cs"ros" A
81 ::@:; '?S "a. 4 !. s,:s &: .s: ?"ss
possession of his Old Tavern Stand
in Cadiz. (the National House one squire west
of the Public Buildings, where he ia ends to uc-
commodate i'll who may please to tavor him with
II call in the best manner that he can. N pains
will be spared to make his guests comfortable.
Thankful for past favors while ngased in the
business. he hopes to merit and again receive n
liberal share Of public patronage. ns he intends
to devote his whole time and attention to that
obect. THOS. G. VINCENT,
April %. 1859 w Owner md prnpr;ctnr
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. CASKS PruSsiate Potash Tor sale by
- lan25 KELIs Il CALDWELL.
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$4,000 WORTH

VI New Spring and Summer Goods boui hl under
the most f',VOERble eireumstancrs, which tbey
are determined to sell, ii possii le before the 81
OiSep'embeT We go upon the principle Of
'Uork hard. 'ea p1Ueh and male iillie ,UeYylie.
his large aud splendid stock, exceeding an,
thing ever before brought 10 Cadiz. consists HI
pau ofCloths. Casimeres. Sn,inets, Fcstiugs
FlaHnels. M0uslln lie l.aincs. BeIJges, Berast
de Lainrs. six lissnes. French and Erylisi
Lawns. Alpaeas. Scotch. English aud domestic
Gins hams, iancy nets. Jaconets, Mulls, Bouinrt.
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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-05-26

ROCERlFS AN excellent assortment ofnew
NTand fresh Groceries NJ the ncwsrore OF
Earl7 JOHN MCCORMICK.