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u PHILIPS g. SOM

M MANUFACTURERS of boots and shoes, and
1tl dealers IN Trunks and TRAVELLING sacks, Mo-
roco a. kld-sklns lining and binding do. Peggs,
Nails, thread and shoe-iindngs generally keep con-
stantly for sale an assortment the above articles
at their old stand opposite the Public Offices, Cadz,0
ENANcY SOAPS, PERrUMERIEs, ETC., large assert.
Il ment for sale cheap by ]. BEALL
april 20, 1850.
M AsoN'S ORIGINAL CHALLENGE BLEACHING, large
april 70, 1853 ~ JJllH BEALL
WHITE, Red and Black Lead, Linseed Oil,
w Lacker, Turpentine, etc, u fresh and large
supply, at tapril 20 1859 JOHN BEALL'S.
INKS-ArnoId's Hover's, Harrisons Morrison's
l. Bocksonl's, &c, large and small bottles II fine
supply cheap by (apr %, '53) J. BEALL.
CTEEL PENS, large and fine assortment, vari-
~ Gus brands, cheap at JOHN BEALL'S.
StAND PAPER, a prime eastern article, and u
~ large assortment by (apr 70, '53l ]. BEALL.
TAP, Letter. Note and fancy Papers, States, PEN
april 20, 1888. JOHN BEALL.
TAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kinds
may 4, 1853 JOHN BEALL'S
ENVELOPES, Plain and Fancy new supply
IL cheap at unay 4, $50 j. BEALL'o.
CCOTCH, RAPPEE and MACCOWBA SNUFF
~ fresh supply, ior sale at
may A. 1858 JOHN BEALL'S.
RnH LBS. Venitian Red Eng, just received anc
OOO for sale cheap at JOHN BEALLI5.
TAsAaA LBS EPSON and Glauber, SALTS,
AOOO prime white article tor sale chCapat
| may 4, 1893 JOHN DEALL'S.
DAY RUM, fine article for BARRIERS use, for sal
IL by (nIay A. 1888 JOHN BEALL.
| GtANARY Seed and Cutie Fish Bone, u new sup
~ ply cheap at (may 4, 53J JNU bEALl.o.
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SDfA6A PIECES OF PRINTS, all colors and prices
HSUO from6& cts. up to 25, at Wood Il Smiths.
Dress Silks in great variety; black, changeabe,
figured. Berage, Berage Delaines and linen Cling
hams Linen Ginghani Robes, various colors atthe
store of WOOD g. SMITH.
Thibit and silk Shawls, good stock, a splendid
assortment of Silk Handkerchiefs and Cravats, all
colors. trimming goods, an endless variety, consist
ing in part Of Gimps, frnges, Silk Lace, Silk Vel
yetry, &c, &c. .Bonnets, silk, Gimp and Straw, at
greatly reduced prices. Palm Leaf, Panama and
Straw Hats. Parasols Parasoletts and Sun Shades.
Umberella's, by cart load Carpet Sacks, various
qualities and prices, at WOOD 81 SMITHS.
Saddlery and Harness, of all kinds, for sale cheap
at WOOD & SMITHS Cheap Corner.
Family Flour for sale at all times, and Wheel
barrow to lend at WOOD & SMITHS.
Queensware and Glassware, good stock, at
WOOD a. SMITHS.
Wall and Window Paper, at WOOD & SMITHS.
Spinning Wheels, Davis make,) warranted to be
first rate. Coffee Mills, u good article, at
-.,. .se 81 WOOD IL SMITHS.
Groceries Coffee, Sugar and Molasses, &c,
&C., at. .aaglts e. WOOD & SMITHS.
A good assortment of Schools Books constantly on
hand at e.-gy 3gyt WOOD e. SMITHS.
Brown and Bleached Muslin, all qualities and
prices, at fa' t WOOD & SMITHS.
Hardware and Cutlery, consisting in part Of LOCKS
Hinges, Screws and Nails, SC, &c, cheap. FORKS
and Hoes Corn Cutters and Brier }Scythes, at
FfE 1 9& & * WOOD a. SMITHS
10000 feet of Oak and Poplar Boards and Scant
ng; also, Oak Shi ngl6s at the Lumber Yard of
hf'"." WOOD & SMITH
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9-g-ANY PERSON RENTING THE PUBLISHED TIE PGICE
uT rhL FOLLOWING BOOK, WILL HAyE Tr si,r BH NAIL,
ASl FAET OF TN UNiTEB STATES, FRLE VI rUsTaGE.
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A New Supply Of Ready-Made
CLOTHING.

TFNHE undersigned take pleasure in announcing to
l. their old customers and the public generally,
that their stock OF Spring and Summer READY
MADE CLOTHING is now complete They were
purchased under advantageous circumstances, which
will enable them to oilGr such bargains as cannot
fail satisfy purchasers
Their stock consists in part, of fine Dress, Frock
and Sack Coats, fine Cloth ana Cashmere Pants fine
Satin, Cloth and Fancy Vests, very large and well
selected stock OF Summer Coats and Pants OF every
variety size and price, Shirts, Shirt Collars Cravats,
Neck ties, &c, &c. They have paid particular at
tcntion to the selection OF their stock OF Hats which
consists uf every variety from the finest Moteshin
lrwn TO the Rough and Ready, and all intermediate
"a Gdes a" OF which they are determined to sell at
very small advance on their original cost.
All their goods were made to order, and cOnsc-
quently they have no hesitation in warranting them
neatly and substantially made.
/ Give us call at cur store Main street, opposite
the Public Square, two doors north of Bea's Store,
where we Will at all times be found ready, will
ling and whiting to fit you out, from top to bottom
(boOts eXcepted) and dress you III style not to be
sneered at by the most tass ssidious.
J. T. JOHNSON g. co.
CadiZ, May l2 lS53-1y
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Latest Arrival.
NEW CHINA

Glass aRd QMrenSWase store,
No. d, MONROE STREET, WAEELING, VIRGINIA
ME subscribers respectfully give notice that they
l. have imported direct from the manufacturers, d
large and complete stock of the above WARE togeth-
er with an assortment of MANTLE ORNAMENTS and
FANCY GOODS, some of which are of exquisite taste
and beauty. Iron, Stone, China, and Porcelain
Breakfast, Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware of an entire
new pattern; Solar and Lard Lamps and Lanterns Of
every description; Britannia Ware Cutlery, etc.
We shall at all times keep complete an assort-
ment OF Common Ware on hand, for the city and
country trade, as be found at any other store in
the West, and by giving personal attention to re.
packing the sume convince all who may favor us
with their patronage that they cannot do better at
any other establishment in the country.
HOBBS, BARNES q CO.,
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Wheeling, Va.
January 7, 1852--f. .....,.-'st
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CARDING.

TNEE undersigned takes this method OF iniormin,
i The public hat he has bought and is now parma
nently repairing and fitting up The Carding, Fung
and Manufacturing establishment lately owned by
K Teal, three miles south oi Cadiz, on the road to
New Athens. lie expects to be ready do all the
Card lIg thai he may be favored with this season.
Wool will be taken in at the store OF Wood &
Smiths, in Cadiz, and returned promptly, and all
work warranted. A liberal share of public patron
age is desired. Prices low as other responsible
establishments. JOSEPH r. JOHNSTON
May II, 1853
n. B. Coyerlet and Carpet Weaving done on the
most reasonable terms for customers at the above
establishment ]. X. JOHN NSTON.
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SSQDQD

GNORDS BARK wanted, for which the higher
~ marker ce will be paid.
. We have on hand and always keep alarge
and genera rtment of all kinds of Leathe which
we offer to the most accommodating terms
Wear a. ready to purchase, at the higher
market price S, Skins, and Leather in the rough
We have on hand large assortment of Cura
riers' Toos anu Oil, which we offer low to Tanner
and Curriers'. .....
We beg leave to call the attention of all to our
superior qualities Of Leather, we flater ourselves
we can furnish superior article, one that wibear
comparison with any ever offered in this country
We can be found at the old stand, IN CadIz
GEORGES MOREY
May l i, 1853
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EFa'e35a ESa'agsg$,

TINE subscriber is receiving his stock ,,.f.
l. OF Spring and Summer DRuGs, .whicn 4esS5sf.ey
have all been selected by himself i'll the - n
Eastern cities, and is much the largest EAsI
assortment of the kind ever brought to tssasae.3
this market; and in point Of quality, price, ETC. Will
compare with any stock in the country. lie viii sell
as low as any establishment west OF the mountain,
for cash or approved country produce. Persons
wishing to purchase any article in the
hSU UU IL OsS d as u Il s.HNE.
would do well to call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere JOHN BEAIL.
Cadiz May -, 1852
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Legal Notice.
Thomas Gillespie, Jr., }
vs.. Partition.
Hosiery.

DAW AMI Spun Silk Hoes, Merno, Alpaca
IGWorsted and Cotton ditto WIN. HOGG & co.
sept II 1888 .a...
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CARRIAGE, WAGON & BUGGY
NJ ANUF ACT0RY ,

A ARON FORMAN thankful for the liberal pat
EA-ronage heretofore eqtcndGd to him, would an
nounce to the citizens OF Harrison and the adjoining
counties that he is now better prepared than ever to
manufacture to order Family Carriages, Barouches,
Buggies, Gigs Sulkies, and Wagons OF all kinds and
sizes, which he feels confident cannot be excelled by
any other shop in the country.
Having a stook ofmaterial that is really unsurpas-
sed, and having full knowledge of the business in
all its branches, herespecttully asks those who may
wish anything in the aboveline, to give him call
His shop ism the rear of Mr.. SlemmOns' Blacksmith
Shop and nearly opposite the Cadiz Hotel, where he
may at all times be found .-'.>s-
Cadi2, OctoberS 1851.
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N otice.

A LII persons indebted to Inc by Note or Book ac.
IA count are requested to come without delay and
make settlement, as am determined to close up all
my old business matters. This notice | will consid-
sufficient for all and them that-that wont take
intend to bring. tR J. BENNETT.
CadiZ March q 1883 Fl.
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Domestics.

mi USLINS, Ticking, Check, ,Gingham, Prints,
WI Flannel, Jeans and plain and Figured casinetts
Tor sale and very cheap for this season Y 1sHft
sept2l 1853 aat WIN. HOGG & CO. I"
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Now Come On.

MRS M. DIVINE respectfully informs her friends
IHl that she has commenced business in the build
ing directly opposite the Public Buildings, where she
offers for sale large and well selected assortment OF
CoNFECTIoNARIEs, &c, among which may be
found the following:
Common and fancy Candies of all kinds,
Almonds, tilberts Cream and Pea Nuts,
Raisins, Figs, Dates, French Currants,
Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers,
Western Reserve and English Cheese,
Ground and Bark Cinnamon,
Pepper, Ginger, Alspice and Starch,
Fine and Common Cigars, TobaccO and Snuff,
Pulverized White Sugar,
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce,
Combs, Porte Monies, and Pen Knives,
Visiting Cards and Envelopes,
Watch Chains, Keys and Guards,
A fine lot OF Common Jewcry,
Toys OF all descriptions,
a5- As she intends to sell cheap, she hopes he
friends and the public generally will favor her will
their patronage.
01- Country Conlectionaries can be supplied at he
establishment on the very best terms.
mar lO-ly.
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Ready Made Clothing.

A coon ;ussortinent Of Ready Made Cloth g
7 n always on hand. we do not desire TO beast and
saw that VIC had The largest and cheapest stock Of
clothing, but will request you that are in want to
call and ii YOU are not convinced that this is the
place for real y IuqIe clohing, j. wnot be our fault
sent. 2l.l853 WM. IIOGG &, co,
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All who have boards to cut or hair to crop,
Just call on me at my old shop;
Yes, friends, I'll tell you what to do.
Give me call at "Number Twoa' 4f,gan0
At noon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stay;
But give me time, dear sir, to rest,
Upon that day that God has blessed. nv.
My room is neat, my towels clean, t-,s
My scissors sharp, and razors keen,
And everything think you'll find, ,t@a 3ta
To suit the taste and please the mind,
And then move my hand as true, ~ '"''-
As any barber e'er can do asst
With rapid touch I'll smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equal grace, w
And all that art and skill can do, 1okAU
Your money will procure for,you, t, "a,
i October 8, 185igise5z tHh6HA0LOT WILLIS
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A. JUL. SCUREIBER,

MOOREFIELD, HARRISON COUNTY o..
4 AEALEt in al kinds OF Dry Goods, ufcctlics
~ &c, which he sells cheap lor Cash, or good
reduce. luLln d lNll
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And at my office in Cadiz untithe goth of Decem-
Der, 1853, lwish each Tax Payer to bring with him
Seventy five cents Of change. .ti
ID. HILBERT, County Treasurer.
Cadiz, Ohio, August 20, 1853. at
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Pay Up.
From the Cadiz Foundry.

M + have IN hand and keep for sale all the kinds
w and Patterns OF Plough Points, usually kept al
the Cadlz Foundry. Also various sized cast Crates
anil ~. 1893 WOOD and SMITH.
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= Final Z counts.

NToTTCEis hereby given that the following nc.
~ counts have been filed in tbe Probate Court OF
Harrison county, Chic, Tor settlements
The iiraI recount Of AfeXaiier Holland, executor
of the estate OF Soiomont ianlble, deceased.
ffhe fiuul account Of Penelope Heaviiin and ia.
cob B. Heayiiu as administrators OF the estate OF
Stephen w Hspyin, deceased.
And flla tile SAME will bo severally examined and
passed upon by the undersigned on the 20th day o
October next. 20 sEsB. w, NElitS, Probate Judge
September %, 1858.
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GIOCKSl CLnCKs1l

A fine lot of thirty hour and eight days Brass
"A Clocks .Jr sale at ]. LoFLAND,
Cadiz, o., Jan. II, 50. .u
Stone and Earthen Ware, at n - : =
WOOD & SMITHS Corner
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SHAVING.

I WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens o
/ Cadiz that have again taken my old shop on
Market street, directly opposite McCormick's store
which was recently occupied by Jones and Roper---
would respectfully ask the public to give me a call
at Number two" 19f
t TERMS BY THE QUARTER, t.
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THE GiLEDO\ii\},
prgr,-HLD livery SATURDAY
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GEN. HERKIMER's LAST BATTLE,

"tI"d county, Ne" lOrk. | hdt now quiet
pace rr>oundrd with the booming of guns,
the cIaan OF knives, the war whoop OF the In
i'ah' ana the blows o' his merci'css toma-
ha"N hel=hoor ioH1ht against ncl"hbor,and
Hle!''cn o'Iy as ne GIed. ne battle ground
i '"o 'i'l'rS "t>l OF lhc village. winch IS at
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d'e than steal."-The sum wanted, including
the above, is 81 900.
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man named George Cistmsu some seventy FIVE years
Of ege quite deaf and somewhat blind resident OF Her
himcr killed by the express train coming east At
early hour in the mornitg, on the 30th uit.
Coumeucernent at Middlsbury College takes placs
Wednesday, the 14th inst tue address before tho aunn
will be delivered by Daniel Ro 1srtJ, Esq the aidresse
before tbs literary societies, by Prof Park and the Hon.
John P. Hale, viii be given on tie 9th inst
The committee appointed ct the regular sssaon OF the
legislature to examine Into the affairs OF Union College
consisting Of Senators Vauderbt Jones and Ward held
their S st meetDg at Schenectady the Attn inst The
three members of the committee In attendance and
entered on their duties.
IL, st Johns Necs, speaking Of the steamer Robert
Rankin, OF that place, says has 10 hold no the
boiler with pair of tongs while another s.irs up the
fre.
The tender Of Look No 0, George Utter was drowned
in The Eie canal, on the 21st ult.
At special election beli at 0ssego, the "a inst
TO detel mne whether the OF five thousand dollars
should be levied upon thsl taxable property OF the
city, for the purpose OF meeting the
BY the late fire there the vote stood 81 for and "a against
the tax.
stated that orders have been given by the Camden
and Amboy Railroad Company, that Ia approaching
bridges where draws used the train shall be stopped
so that the fireman get ont and walk the bridge
ahead Of the train, and get on again.
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Singular Charge against Lieut.. Maury

Singular Charge against Lieut.. Maury.
MEETING OF THE LIVERPOOL DOCK COMMITTEE
WIND AND CURRENT CHARTS
letters received by the Mayor from ths United States
and which ha worship had forwarded to the Dock Com
mittee:-
NATIONAL OBSERVATORY,
WASHINGTON. June 20 1853.
dear SirI do myself tae pleasure to enclose here
enough to send me this morning do this in order to
save time.
shall leave New York for Liverpool in the steamer of
the 23d Of next month. and will tarry In Liverpool day
two for the purpose OF aordng the enterprsing
ants Of that aouishing town such information and
the pind and current charts as they
These charts and the sailing directions contested with
quick s1e furnished s,sts by the government
to the master OF every American merchautman who will
sgIee to keep aecodi1g to form and return to this
am now authorized by the government. to place the
masters Of EDglih merchanten upon the footing.
taJry in Liverpool dsy two for the purpose Of AZ
forcing British ship mestsrs and such expana
tons and upon tho subject as they may de-
Pray excuse the liberty take and the trouble give,
'fH hs s'sa kGTi tss' ss h.yss s of Liverpool
WASHINGTON, 9th June 1853.
Ny DEAR Sir : The superintendent Of the observatory
here, Lieutenant Maury, is his road to Congress,
Brussels called for the purpose of carrying effect
fully the system Of shortening the passages made
by sailing vessela. The discoveries already made
Lieutenant Maury have, as you are probably aware
effected WONDERFUL changes in the routes taken BY our
commercial sbips the time occupied In their voyages
heen immensely diminished and altogether the System
Is most important one regards commerce.
1t has occurred to of my colleagues and myself
that 1t would be very advisable If Lieutenant Maury
were to be brought into with two of
the eaoing shpowners at Liverpool but not having
pleasure Of personal Acquaintance with any have
decided that should write and ask your kind Offices
May We, therefore, request you TO furnish him with
note Of Introductory Yours, truly
G WENTWORTH dixie.
The Worshipful the Mayor of Liverpool.
The Chairman SAID he had not heard dnying Of Lieu
tenant Mduy on of Mr.. Duke ercpt ,chat contained
in those communications Of the members of the
Deck Committee would be very glad to Introduce Lieu.
tenant Maury to the merchants and shipownes OF the
town. Mr.. Rankin remarked that great part Of Let
tenant Mauyys book taken from Mr.. 7o,oso,s's ,c0k
pthon acknowledgment. Mr. Barber thought the sub.
ect upon which Lieutenant Maury engaged of
mfortancs TO the whole of Great Britain and whether
his Information second hand original It not
for the committee to decide. Mr. Ransn said that Mr..
Towson was really SO modest man, that when thing
appro Iised in that way, without the slightest
knowleda ment he thought it should he known and that
was really the case iear hear) was then resolved
that the receipt OF the communications should be
kDoNledged and that the mayor be informed that the
committee would be very glad to introduce Lieutenant
Maury
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Obituary.

JONATHAN RIeHSoyD died vt Aurora Csyuga county o.
the 10Th u at the nge of 49, 6e removed from West
por', Mass 70 Cayugs (ben Herkimes) county Ia 1872
Being an entsrprising, public spirited manthougb Like
bauds-ho nearly forty years employed in puSlic
business. His first appointment (s military cne) WAS
from Gov jay in 1896 In 1854 he appointed Jus
ce Of the Peace but did accept From 1904 To 1912
times pointed Sheriff by the Council under Gov Tomp-
tins. In 1872 he raised company Of erempts which he
commanded. In 1918 he appointed q Judge OF tho
Common Pess Court but did not sccept The ssne year
he was appointed United Siates Revenue Collector II
1sis he elected to Congress- He subsequently, served
o comrrtioper to drain the Aontezuma marshes ana
improve rver but for the last thirty yeara
he lived IN retirement enjoying the reward and the re-
vhieh we compile these facts sdds;" OF those who
ed.d IN Cayugs whom Mr. Richmond went there, Thonss
chester, OF Genoa is the only survivor. In l70z
w esboro the coany seat for the thsn county Of
Hekmer The frst log cabin the Military Tract
erected whore Mr.. Richmond lived. At the raising"
every white that tract (Which numbers over
bDf rniilon) present sixteen, a told Mr.. Rch-
mord Of mould and miad. He Of those
before whose stropf arm the forest dappesedoo. VINO
asited TO form and fashion the institutions OF o~ing
community Who has seen the wilderness, with its
Wild inhabitants vanish away-and then, In the calm
evening of life In loyeIf yisge, surrounded by all tle
redremerts and cxuies OF civilization to yield to It's
Divine Head the spit that had Tor nearly eighty yeAs
animated o tenement OF clay
Died. In Athol July IA, JONATHAN BRYANT, aged 20;
also on the I6th EcHARD BRYANT, aged 81, The de-
brothers. and returned from California to
their aged and wido sed mother Jay Let 20 al appear
we'll On the "a they won't 70 Winch sndon, aud 70.
turned 70 Athol the Sd, unsei and Died as above
stated, oil PapSrna fever
Major yREp IAsGDoN resident Of Ellsworth. Maine,
aged 81 years. fell and died instantly in that village, on
the 9Sih ut He In former days Deputy Shcrfh,
Postmaster, and inpkeeper.