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TN view Of the great infuxsofgoll from California,
a. and the increased facility and prosperity OF our en
tire country together with our large and increasing
trade had induced us to purchase nlce better and
larger stock OF Goods than usual, which we shall with
pleasure show to a discriminating public believing
that the experience OF the past viii be their guide for
the luture and direct then 10 our store with entire
confidence Ill our ability to sell good bargains We
take pleasure i'll showing Goods at all times.
Cadiz, April e, lS53-4S WM IOGG q co.
VIZ E are now receiving 50 bbls Molasses; 80 bbLs
w Mackerel; hds New Orleans Sugar % bags
Coffee, to be sold very low for cash or trade.
April |, 1853 WIN HOGG e. co.
" DOZ. BGNNETS Of every variety at Hogg &
Cos, and some ot the finest and handsomost silk
bonnets to be had IN town, SO the Ladies say.
april g, 1888.
BANANA, Leghorn, Louis Napoleon Prince AL
J. Dert and Palm Hatts in endless variety, just
opening TO be sold cheaper than ever at
april 8, 1853 WM hOGG g. cos
TN Parasos we defy competition for beauty and
T. choupness. Gall and see them; also Umbrellas
good assortment. WIN HOGG a. co
april 6, 1889
| pUGGEr, Floor and Table Oil Cloth, Carpets,
IL hearth and door Rugs, general stock at
april 8, 1858 WM llOGG 4 CO.'S
EIllINTS and Dress Goods of almost every descrp-
D. ton and variety to great to enumerate Notwitl-
standing the report that Goods are higher This year
than last we are without doubt selling all kinds OF
foods as cheap ana many KIND Dl Dress Goods ac-
tualy lower than last year. WIN HCGG & co
april 8, 1853
| A usual we have splendid assortment of Trim
| IN mings OF all kinds. VIM HOGG IL co
april 6, 1853
! HARDWARE, Saddlery Hardware, House furn-
l. ishing, to be mad the easiest and best TERMS
at (aprll6) WIN HOGG q cos
| ID S. Summer stuff at wholesale or retail, room
full, and prices little cheaper than last year
april 8, 1853 VIM HOGG Il co
| GPlNNlNG WHEELS, a first rate article warran,
| ~ ted, and few Arthcials, Tabbs, &c; call and
lool. at them (apr6) WIN HOGG a. co.
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MRS. DiVINE'S
Confectionery and Variety Store,
OPPOSITE THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
C4ULAI, 1


MFRS. NJ. DIVINE respectfully informs her friends
lYl that she has commenced business III tie build
ing directly opposite the Public Buildings, where size
offers for sale large and well selected assortment OF
VEFECTIoNARILS, &c, among which may be
found the following:
Common ana fancy Candies of all kinds,
Almonds, Ilberts Cream and Pea Nuts,
kalslus, Figs, Dates, French CurIants,
Sugar, Soda, butter and Water Crackers,
Western Reserve and English Cheese,
Ground and Bark Cinnamon,
Pepper, Ginger Aispce and Starth,
l Inc and Common Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff,
luiveiiZed White sugar,
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce,
Combs, Porte Monies, ami Pen Knives,
Visiting Cards and Envelopes,
Watch Chains, keys and Guards,
A lire lot OF Common JewelGy,
TOYS OF all descriptions,
hJ- As she atends to sell cheap, she hopes her
friends and the public generally viii favor her will
their patronage.
X Country Confectionares can be supplied at her
establishment on the very best terms.
mar lO-ly.
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the SENTINEL, will be entitled TO copy tyr the same
length OF time, tree.
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L'AScY Scars, PERFuMEERlEs, etc, large qssOrt'
4 meut for sale cheap by J. BEALL.
april 20, 1850.
NTAsoys ORIGINAL CHALLENGE B1AcxINe, large
WI and fresh supply tor sale cheap by
april 20, 1858 JOHN BEALL
WHITE, Red and Black Lead, Linseed Oil,
w LacEer, Iurpentine, ctc., fresh and large
supply, at (aplil -, 1889 JOHN BEALL'S.
ENkS-Arnold's Hover's, Harrson's Morrsons
L blocksOms, &c, large and small bottles, iine
supply chcupby (apI 20, 53) j. bEALL.
CtTEEL PENS, large and fine assortment. vari-
y Gus brands, cheap al JOHN BEA LIS.
GAND PAPER, a prime eastern article and q
- large ussortmentby (apr 20, $50 J. BEALL.
ENAP, Letter, Note and fancy Papers, States, PEN
aprll 70, 1853. " JOHN BEALL.
GAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kinds
~ and qualities, a large supply at
may i, 1858 JOHN BEALL'S.
LNEELOPES, Plain and Fancy, q new supply,
H cheap ut (may d. 80 J. BEALL'o
GtCOTCH, RAPPLE and MACCOWBA SNUFF,
~ fresh supply, !og sale at
may 4, loo5 JOHN BEALLs.
SHkA LBS Venitian Red Eng, just received and
WV ior sale eneap 2t JOllN bEALL'S.
may i, 1858,
(ssssA LBS EPSON and GlaubeT, SALTS, q
GOSV prime White article tor sale cheap at
may i, 1903 JOHN BEALL'S.
| II AY RUM fine article for BARRIERS use, ior sale
1O by Qnay 4, loJ3) JOHN BEALL.
4 tANARY seed and Cutie Fish Bone, a new sup.
~ ply cheap ut (lnay 4, so JNU BEALLs..
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kEghe man who always minds his own
bufiassl. 2 VI are happy o learngot stea-
Hg sPpl'yRsH1
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nAGTTGRREOTYpES

U1AU UOU4OLNLUA Z I 4AJs
HAVING lately purchased New Daguerrean
-AlApparatus oflarge dimensions by which Likeness
ofany size be taken and that too in the best
and most improved style, l invite all who have
taste for the fine arts to and secure an mperish
able likeness ofthemseves or of their friends.
No pains or labor shall be spared to furnish them
with good and correct ikenesses
Entire satisfaction will always be given.
Persons may have their likenesses put up in lock-
cts, breastpins or fngerrings or in of differ
ent sizes, and varieties of style, and from one dollar
70 five, according to the size, quality or style.
0STRooms under the Republican Office.
CadiZ August 25, lS52-ly I'll DAVIS.
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An OPENING FOR SOME FAIR oNE.-We find
in the last AthensgM messenger an advertise
Mept Of young man in earnest for wife,
which may be worthy the attention Of old
maids and others looking for a companion,
mud accordingly we transfer it to our col
lurnns. threads as follows:
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E an absent minded woman recently
waahed ths face of the clock, and then wound
lhe baby md setit forward fifteen minutes.
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T. pHILLIpS g. som
F9'eSA1 AD9'9gNS,
Notice.

A Lii persons indebted to me by Note or Book ac-
~ count, are requested to come without delay and
make settlement as | am determined to close up all
my old business matters. This notice j will cdhsid-
or sufficient for all and them thatthat won't take
intend to bring. tR. ]. BENNETT.
Cadiz. March q 1883
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WANTS A WIFE.

THERE lives in Athens young man "a
years of age, painter by trade, and has
come to max, this togn his homc---ahd now
10 be happy, wishes to onterinto the bonds
~ wedlock withsorpe soung lady, not excee-
ding his own age and hot younger than II
enf Of good moral habits, (no difference
rich Of poor. Some lady Of this deserip-
tioa viii find home, as be is in earnest
None need apply but such as can be recon-
yiehdsd Ladies from the country can have
y chance. Address the undersigned thrb'h
the Posi- Office. g. w. RACER.
4 May 10, 1e53-2wf8.
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CLOCKS! CLOCKS

A fine lot Of thirty hour and eight days Brass
fAClocks for sale AT J. LoFLANb.
Cadiz, o., jan u, So 5v
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1000 BOOK AGENTS. WANTED,

I,UUU bUUh AUEN NID W ANIEL,
TO SELL PICTORIAL AND USEFUL WORKS
FOR THE YEARl653
$1,000 DOLLARS A KTAR.
WANTED, in every County of the United States,
w active and enterprising men, to engage in t ne
sale of some of the best Books published in the coun-
try To men of good address, possessing a smaA
capital of from $25 to Sl00, such inducements via
be offered as enable them to make from SO TO S5
day profit.
lcf- The Books published by us are all useful in
their character, extremely popular, and comman1
large sales wherever they are offered.
For further particulars address, postage paid)
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
16l William Street, New York.
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Democratic 5rutinrI.
PUBLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
CHARLES N. ALLEN,
Editor and Proprietor.
rEENs OFsUBseRIE,Fl0S. OF

H- One dollar and fifty cents within three monthsi
or il payment be deferred longer dollar and sev-
sntytye cents This rule wall be strictly adhered TO.
Any person procuring ye responsible subs rlbers TO
the SESrSEI will be entitled 10 a copy tyr the same
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Judge Of the Court of Common Peas-THoMAs
JEwErr; residence, Steubenville.
Probate Judge-BEcE W. VEiRs office IN tn
Clerks office.
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ADMITTANCE FREE.

DISPLAY OF NEW GOODSl
TIME subscriber has just received one OF the largest
Il and best selected stock Of Goods ever brought
20 this Market comprising the greatest variety Of
fashionable wear to be found in this place His style
OF Dress Goods cannot be surpassed for variety OF
pattern and richness of figure, embracing every va
rieiy of Berages, Lawns, Tissues, DE Lanes, silks
&c, &c. A. Ii, BURFcH.
p0NNETS, a large and beautiful assortment irom
ID 50 cents 10 $500 at BURTCH'S.
DARASOIS, large stock, unequalled in style
i and beauty, from IS cts te So, at BURTCtIs.
GHAWLS, Canton Grape and Lace Shawls a sPlen-
- did lot from $40 to $50, at BURIChS.
+ OUlSE-a new style Of Dress Goods and the on.
IL ly aruclo of the Kind in this market, at
BURTCH'S
4 (NHENiSETTS and UNDERSLEEVES, large
~ art splendid assortment, and in tact every thing
usan.,v found in q Dry Goods house, all oI which
in this place. A. IL. BURICH.
Cadiz Chic, April 20, 1853.
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which in all dpnsea arrangements of the female rame
DISTINCTIONS difficulties, paniui mrnstruaiiOns, &c hi
effected cure This mdltnuuS 10 our sol, aud onad
IN large uuauips u medicinal property, stands with
out an equal orm- of the compnunds IN the prrari
UOn which, IA a whole i the best remedy ever gwen 10
febitaed female sure, and the system WI be restored
u herlth hr its
For the relief of all SvmuntheiC Diseases ATTENDANT on peg
allys those distressing and piln nI hnbes " Ach
often occur both married and unmred snales' md re.
moves those periodical Instructions which arise iron taking
cold, &C.
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT, Bilious Dis.
edsrs pHgmmaf1R Ls Lungs, coughs, CIds, fdGrSe
ness Night Srats, HcakHCNS, ac.. Tor all these Diseases
hsi,i t.sp ln.pnt H. -p,Illa
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t WOULD respectfully announce 10 the citizens q
L. Cadiz that have again taken my old shop on
Market street, directly opposite McCollnick's store
which was recently occupied by Jones and Roper
would respectfully ask the public to give me call
at Number two"
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as prooF ur cures in this distressing class oG complaints. See
pAInphpt All broken down, rbitIed constitutions irou
the elect Of mercury will lind thr hring power OF It's ai
Gle Immediately, aud the poisonous mineral eradcaed
Eon the
The y distinct properties which CONFUSE lhs article mani
fest themselves particularly in the application Oi the COM
pound for the distressing rlas uf cOmntS which head
his urlarauh Fot centuries there has been used III the
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The Argus.

We observe with pleasure that mo. L. RUSSELL,
Esq, has assumed the editorshp of the Argus, hav-
ing purchased it of the Admrs of the late proprie-
tor. We are we'll acquainted with Mr.. Russell,
and barring his politics, he is all that we could
wish. The Argus has fine opening, and we hope
that it will meet with it due proportion of success
We anticipate pleasant and courteous editorial
relation with MI. R., and shall at all times. we
trust, be prepared to do him impartial justice We
hope that Mr.. R. may succeed in his most sanguine
expectations, while we may be pardoned for ho-
ping that the principles of his party will be mod
Grated, rather than promoted. by his efforts. But
every one 10 his liking, and doubt not but that
Sir. R. will discharge alike the duties which he
owesto society and 10 the principles which he hon
esly entertains. We.will publish the "Inaugurap'
as soon as receive il. -ts"
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senting one interest, 10 the exclusion of another
in part even unfair and must stie the free ex-
preston of the people.
The sum of the objections urgedsby Jonas 10
our abstract yiewsof what this courtshould have
been, is incorrect, being based in toto upon erro!
neous assumption. "The delays &C., incident to
trials by jury would apply equally to the pres
entsysem as we would have the same iuries under
Oursystem as underline other. The docket would
not become crowded, as our Judge would, from
his knowledge of law and legal proceedings.
travel rather faster than the present county court
can travel, owing to the necessary Ignorance of
the justices and the many points raised by men,
beers of the bar which have to be argued by them
and then guessed at by the court. All this delay
would be saved, for the court would then decide
for itself as does the Circuit Court. One week is
long enough for quarterly court with legal Judge
to sit, and if it took longer than that we should
advocate some other change and think our Judge
should be removed. A week is the average time
taken by the Circuit Count out of the cities and it
meets only twice year. sahf*
Jonas comedies the lessened expense to the tax
payer, but asks how would it be with the sutton
We unheSitatingly answer that it would be cheaper
10 him. He would have no more expense in any
aspect, and then speedy and able trial " ould be
cheaper and more sat sfactory in every particular
But Jonas says that "fees of counsel would be in
creased because they would have TO make better
preparations TO come before a judge OF legal
requirements" This is erroneous, but if true
would furnish US with the best possible argument
in our view of this matter. an incompetent court
and incompetent counsel, and where are the poor
suitorS! Really Jonas your system is doubly bad,
as your present system wants, according to your
argument, legal qualifications both at bench aud
bar. As TO our practical views, Jonas says thatif
his Argument is good as 10 the first branch, it is
equally good as 10 the ether: Grant it. Blu, does
it not follow thatif ,tley are bad,and unsound as
10 the first they are equally so to the Others =
W. leave the question then for the present, having
we think satisfied Jonas even, that his whole argu
nent is unsound, being based upon assumptions
which have no foundation in fact, but rest merely
upon his misconceptioa of the workings of the
system 10 which we have alluded. a,7 $50
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New FURNITURE and Chair
-. Ware Rooms

keepers and others to their New Furniture and Chair
Rooms, IN the new brick building. No. 1853 Market
street, few doors below the Market House. They
prepared to In their line such as pres
sing Plain Bureaus, and Book Cases Card
Dining and Breakfast Tables. SOFAS, Dlyans. ottomans
&e;, Fancy what Nots, Fancy Work Stands Chairs
windsor and Cane Seat, Mahogeny In every variety
Plain and fancy Looking Gasses Clocks &c; all Of which
viii be furnished promptly ORDER the lowest ptees
stock feeling that render satisfaction in all
cases. ~ sapf4-3md
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From the Merchants. Exchange sCircular:1 y
BALTIMORE STOCK AND MONEY MARKET

"a - ~. r.'iff' y e33s SATURDAY. May Ii.
There has been very limited amount of busi-
ness done this week at the Baltimore Stock Board;
the whole amount of sales being something over
$4,000. The principal falling off IN sales has
been in Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Shares but as
the transfer books are now opened greater actiyi-
tyln tins security may be expected sales for the
week amount to $50 shares at 79aSO cash; 4O5 at
59asOt, on time; they close to-day, 794 bid, SO4
asked. with an upward tendency. Ofthe Bonds
we report sales of q, 700, principally of the loan
OF 1885 at 81 4a91f also, of 5000 of Parkersburg
RConverta BILE BoEds at 991 600 guaranteed do 1O5
York q Cumberland Shares have declined 4; we
note sales at 2l4a2l4. There has been some move
ment in New Creek Coal Co., new secur ty in,
our market; we note sales of 2520 Shares at 24a24
fully equal to New York rates. State and CITY
Loans continue very stiff at the quotations. We
note sale to-day of City 6's, 1890, as high as1os
Bank Stocks generally are in request at the rates
quoted in our list. pass 1aifi sl ;iaa -l5a4li &
Money is quite easy. The Banks are now dis
counting all the good paper that is offered having
not over months TO run, Leaving q, very small
amount OF hrst class names foriegotiatioti on the
Street. We note A No. endorsed paper 6aa7k
percent; best single names 7aa1o to fair
paper toal per cent. = tog ~ rev sisos gs5
q at szsIfEg .zTzs7TE N TT-I75 81 -
AcclpEsr At Dan ,RIcE,s IHIPFo6RoAE.A,Phe
'Natchez GouFiero Thursaa yTweek says: ..en the.
occasion of the benefit giyenby DanRieeon SatI1fre
day aiternoonlast, Mr.. Hamilton, the person who
enters the cage oil wild beasts. was Terribly bitten
by the large Brazilian tiger who had become yer,
unrhly.a Mr.. Hamilton, however, succeeded, mi
mastering the teEoeious jim spite ;cf his
wounds, and though badly is not ,iangeFouslyiia.
inlsd; The accident VIII not prevent his fesun-
ing the hazardous exhibtion.n
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-nPOIS0NLNG IN

Thousandso Of Parents who vormi,gc composed OF
Castor OIL caomcl, &c, aware that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying te
for aseries OF diseases such as salvation
loss OF sight, weakness oflimbs etc., s ~ ri h
In another column will found the advertisement
lebensaeks Medieres to which ask the attention OF
all directly interested in their well their chill.
dren.s health In disorders ari.
sing of bilious type, should make use of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills s Il
not deeeirta, - but ask for Hobensacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, J. NsHoBENsAcK, as none
else are genuine. O. ~ 1r3iigT'5 s-fs =
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Ep1roRs announce the name of
Dr. JoHN,C. CAMPBELL, OF Ohio county, as a suitable
to in the House Delegates
Virginia. His experience and ability require no
communication We hope he will consent to serve and &C.
cord to the wishes Of ap29 OHIO COUNTY.
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: VIM. n. Moods g. Co. z

es. : H. VIM. n. Needs g. Co.,
Boolkbinders 6cRIanlk book Manu- fnctur ers,
2 3 70 eNo. 24a Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
TTOUID respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie IN that they have bought the establish.
lately known James NJ Euipgs Book bindeTy and
TO order blank books OF every description, music,
magazines, periodicals, &C., in surpas.
and by any esta blshment in the country. --,--'
@constantfy on nd an essortment OF blank books.
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Please announce LEWIS sTEENRoD ESQ.,, as can.
ddate for the State Senate, the district composed
will Ieee:e the cordial support OF the l..e es'5.l
mao - 80 = t.s- PEOPLE.
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] ssTATEMENr OF ARTHUR SPalNo.-The Philadel-~
phia Ledger contains airaccount of another long
interview with Arthur Spring, the condemned
murderer, inwhich he not only protests his own
innocence, and asseyeratesthe guilt of his SON of
the murder of the two females. but declares that
his son is guilty of all theIcrimes with which he
himself has been charged, The Ledgei says: 20
tThe result oftheinterview with Spring has GER
tainly confirmed the iormer impression that he is
most remarkable man.. He will talk by the hour,
without betraying the slightest symptom Indicative
of remorse, and sitswould puzzleaa Philadelphia
lawyer to trap him, into any contradictory state-
ments by the most rigid cross-exalnination. Ac-
tcordingt his own accounts he is the most unfor-
tunate man alive, having been invariably VIC
Inn, and made TO suffer forithe ghilt of others,
He tells hlss storys{with air of sincerity and
truth, almost melting into tears in speaking of the
fate of the two murdered women, and expressing.
anapparently heartfelt sympathy the, bere ave-
ment of Mr.. Lynch, and the infants left mother
less, by the foul crime of which he stands con-
~ .fer- D. % 5rsff, .uaa
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SENATORIAL. NOMINATION..

To the Editors of the 1nellgencer-You are respect.
fully requested to announce, in your paper that D. N.
GINA, at the election 10 be held the 4h Thursday
MAY and that lie will DO supported by the voters of the
district without respect to party,
Many citizens Of Wheeling aud Ohio County,
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HOUSE or DELEGATES.

We are requested to announce THOMAS N. GALLY. OF
the city OF heeling, and DriJoHN G.. CAMPBELL, OF
Ohio county, Candidates House OF Delegates
well qualified to represent Ohio county in the next
ture OF Virginia. tzitas =iHai aIe9
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To District in Virginia for elect
ing Comntsstoner of the Board of Public TRorks.
Ge,iRs.ne-sine declining again run for Congress-
have unexpectedly received solicitations from various
parts OF the third District to become candidate for the
Board of Public Works If you think can be of service
to this position, you liberty to command
%hateyer Of ability fmay possess promote that con
neeton, the best interests OF my native State 81
;,es sis ieia q Most Respectfully, -
f. 1zH 3 49, g Hnts j, NJ. a. BRALE. n
IL 1883 sIi ~