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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-03-02

My muse Il bird of passage iiics.
From Frozen climcs to mildcr skies.
Young.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-17
A New Supply Of Ready-Made
CLOTHING.

FCHE undersigned take pleasure in announcing 10
4 their old Customers and the public generally
inat their stock OF Spring and Summer READY e
MADE CLOTHING is now comPleis They were
purchased under advantageous circumstances, which
viii enable lhem to oder such bargUInsss cannot
fAll satisfy purchasers
Their stock consists, in part, OF ne Dress, Frock
and Sack Coats ine Cloth and CGsslmere Pants, hne
satin, Cloth aud Fancy Vests, very large and well
selected stock OF Summer Coats anu Pants o. every
variety size and pnce shirts, shirt Collars, CravHs,
Necx-ties, Sc, sc. They have paid particular al
Isntion to the selection OF their stock or Hats wncn
consists OF every vHnety, from the hnest MolesLlh
down TO the Rough and Ready, and all intermediate
gredes-al OF which they are determined " seA al
! verv small advance on their original cost.
Ali their goods were made 10 order, and conse-
ouen{y Shev have no hesitation in waTTantng taenl
neatly aud substantially made.
tive Us acall at our store on Main street. opposite
the Pubic SQuare, two doors north OF Beells store
where we Viii ot all times be found ready, VII
ng ana wafiRg 10 fit you out, from top To bottln
boots exceptedl aud dress you IN style not to b'
sneered at by the most tassidious. -.
J. z. JOHNSON g. co.
Cadiz, May u, lSj3-ly
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G*s'eGG Bargains.
UANaT2S s,eu,1y sreg,

,DA w LisA SR W w ABEE
IL rs Just received the largest and most beautiful
L. 4 stock o. ~ ING and SU MINER DRY GOODS
ever brought to Cadiz, which have been selected
with great care from the recent impoTtations in
PHILADELPHIA and will be sold for cash or good pro-
duce at very small advance above Eastern cost
Purchasers are respectfully solicited to give them
consists OF general assortment Of the following
iclGs:
French Merno and Thibet Cloths
Coburgs, Paramates and Persian tws;
High coored de lanes, cashmere aud Gala plaids;
Mohair and silk lustres, apacas, all colors
BOmbaZnes and Persian cloths do do
High lustre plain black silks, all widths
Brocades, satin plalds and watered silks;
Black and Chameleon silks and Turk satins;
China Silks and Poplins, plain and figured
French and American GInghams, all prices;
English and American chintzes and calicocs;
Needle worked cuff collars, chimlzettes and cupes;
Embroidered, plain and hem-stitched linen CAM
brio hdkis;
Silk pocket hdk'fs, cravats and neck ties;
Gloves, nits, hosiery and suspendeFs;
Tickfpgs, checks, beached and brown muslins
Irish Linen table cloths and damasks;
Brd-eye and Russia diapers, very cheap;
High colored dress and sack flannels plain and
figured; ., -.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans,
and Vestings; .H
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons at bargains;
Spring and Summer Shawls, general assortment;
Crash and towels at 50 per cent. below regular
prices;
Red, white and yellow fanncs, very cheap.
Also general assortment OF QueensWare, Groco-
ries, &c. Bring on your trade.
CadiZ, Ohio, April 90, 1853.
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NEW CHINA

Glass Lnd GeNcGHeWihtr store,
No Is, MoNRoE STREET, WAEELING, VIRGINIA
rNHE. subscribers respectfully give notice that they
L have imported direct from the manufacturers a
lusge and complete stock OF the above WARE togeth-
et with an assortment OF MANTLE ORNAMENTS ana
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 ol
every description; Britannia Ware, Cutlery, etc.
We shall at all times keep as complete an assortI
ment OF Common Ware on hand, for the city and
country trade, as cpn be found at any other store III
the West and by giving personal attention to re-
packing the same, Convince all who may favor us
with their patronage, that they cannot DO better at
any other establishment in the country.
HOBBS, BARNES Il Co,
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Wheeling, Va.
January I, lS52.-tt e.
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sNAN PIECES OF PRINTS, all colors, and prices
SUO from Ga cts. up to 25, at Wood e. Smiths.
Dress Silks, in great variety; black, changeable
figured Berage, Berage Delaines and linen Cling
hams. Linen Bingham Robes, various colors at the
store of I... WOOD u SMITH.
Thibit and Silk shawls, good stock a splendid
assortment of Silk Handkerchefs and Cravats, all
coors. trimming goods, endless variety, consist
ing in part of Gimps, Fringes, Silk Lace, Silk Vel
vetry, &c. &c. Bonnets Silk Gimp and Straw, at
greatly reduced prices. Palm Leaf, Panama and
Straw Hats Parasos, Parasoletts and Sun Shades.
Umberellas by tue cart load Carpet Sacks, various
qualities and prices, at WOOD & SMITHS.
Saddery and Harness, of all kinds, for sale cheap
at WOOD 81 SMITHS Cheap Corner.
Family Flour for sale at all times, and Wheel
barrow to lend at WOOD a. SMITHS.
Queensware and Glassware, a good stock, at
WOOD & SMITHS.
Wall and Window Paper, ut WOOD Il SMITHS.
Spinning Wheels, Davis make,) warranted to be
first rate. Coffee Mills, good article, at
WOOD a. SMITHS.
Groceries-Tea, Coffee, Sugar and Molasses, Sc,
&c, at WOOD & SMITHS,
A good assortment of Schools Books constantly on
hand at WOODS SMITHS.
Brown and Bleached Muslin, all qualities and
prices, at WOOD d SMITHS.
4 Hardware and Cutlery, consisting in part of Locks
Hinges, Screws and Nails, &c, &c, cheap Forks
and Hoes, Corn Cutters and Brier Scythes, at
WOOD,& SMITHS.
10 600 feet of Oak and Poplar Boards and Scant-
ng also, Oak Shingles at the Lumber Yard of
WOOD g. SMITH.
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nAGmGRREnTYPEs

TTAvING lately purchased New Daguerrean
III Apparatus OF large dimensions by which Likeness
ses OF any size b. taken, and that too in the best
and most improved style, i invite all who have
taste for the line arts and secure an inpersh
able likeness of them selves VI OF their friends
No pains or labor snail bo spared TO furnish them
with good AMI correct hkenesses.
Entire satisfaction will always be given.
Persuus may hays their likenesses put Up in lock-
cts breast-pins or ngeTrlngs, in cases OF differ
ent sizes and varieties Of STYLE and from dollar
TO fve, according to the size, quality, or style.
11-RoOms under the Republican Oilce.
Cadiz August p, l5j2-ly II DAVIS.
T1NAx6Y Scars, PrRTUurEirs, ETC., large assOrt.
Il ment for snle cheapb by J. BEALL.
april 20, 1850.
n n ksoN's ORIGINAL CHALLENGE BLAcKING, a large
1tl and fresh supply iOr sale cheap by
Tpril 20 1888 JOHN BEALL
WHITE, Red and Black Lead, Lnseed Oil,
w Lacker, Iurpentine, etc. fresh and large
/ supply, 1T (aprii 70, 1859 JOHN BEALL'S.
/ TNhS-Arnold's Hoyer's, Harrson's Alorrison's
i Bocksom's, &c, large and small bottles, hne
supply cheap by lapr ~, '53l ). bLALL.
| CTEEL PENS, large and line assortment. vari-
/ ~ Gus brands, cheap az JOHN BALLS.
ISAND PAPER, prime eastern article, and q
! - large assortment by ,apr ~, o3l J. BEALL.
EAP, Letter, Note and fancy Papers, States, PEN
april %, 1888 ' ~ '' '' JUN BEALL.
1 4 EAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper various kinds
~ and qualities, laige supply, at
may 1, 1893 JOHN BEALL'S
. ESNVELOPES, Plain and Fancy, new supply
II cheap at Unay i, '55l J. BEALL'5.
! GlCOTCH, RAPPEE and MACCOWBA SNUFF
- fresh supply, Tor sale at
may j. 1895 JOHN BEALL'S
! RAn LBS. Eenitian Red Eng, Just received unt
OOS lor sale cheap at join BEALL'S.
luay4, 1858.
EEBGesb LBS EPSON and Glalber, SALTS,
AVOO prime V,hle article sale che4pat
may 4, 1858 JOHN DL-lLL'$.
DAY RUM, fine article for Barbcrs use iUr sale
- by (lIay I, l3J5l. JOHN BEALL.
4 NANABY seed ana Cltte Fish Bone, u new sup
~ ply cheap at tnlay 1, 'J3J JNO BEALL's.
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IMAM KNOW THYSELF.5
An Invaluable Book for IS Cents.

AN lDVdludDlS DOOk 1OI % O6uJSs
.YyERF AMIIY SHOULD HAVE A COPY,
pnnnCOPIEs sold in less than three mOnht
OUUO 4 new ediJion, revised and improved
inst issued.
The Attcted-C Containing an outline OF the origin,
prouress treatment and cure OF every form Oi disease
contracted by prOmiscuOus sexual intercourse, oy
seli-abuse or by sexual excess, WIN ADVICE iof
their prevention written in familiar style avoiding
All medical techncallltles and every thing that would
offend the ear OF decency, from the result OF SONS
twenty years successful practice, exclusively oeEo-
ted TO the OF diseases vi delicate OF prNa'e
nature,
10 which is added, receipts for the cure oil the
above diseases, ahd treatise the causes, synip
toms and oi tine Fever und Ague Tor twenty-five
c5nis cOpyj copies one dollar; vii be forwarded
to any part Of the Unlted states, by mail, Tree oi
postage. Address, postage paid, Cosden o. 20,
Pa blisheTs, or box lY0, IUst Oince, Phladelph.
This is, without exception, the most cOmprehBen
sive and Ineligible work published the class OF
diseases oi winch II treuts Avoiding all technical
ter il addresses itself to the reason OF It's readcrs.
IL is free from all Objectionable matter and pa-
rent however tastldIouS, object to placing II in
the hands OF his sons. The author has devoIed ma
ny years ID the treatment OF the various complaint
treated Ot anl with too lIllo breath TO pull" an
ito lutte presumption 10 impose" he has offered
the world at the merely nominal price OF % cents
the rute ofsome twenty years nlest successful prae-
tice ''-lEEALD A.
mo teacher or parent should be without the knowl-
edge impaired in this invaluable work. 1t would
save years OF pain, mortlhcatoh ana sorrow to the
youth under their charge '--kEoPLE'S ADVOCATE. :.
! a Presbyterian cergymen i'll Ohio, IN writing OF
| "Ilunter's Medical MANUAL" says: "lhousands
upon thousands OF our youth, by evil example ana
the iniiuenceOt the passions, have beendea INTO Tia
habit OF sst-pOlluuOn without rsaiZlng the SIN ana
| fearful consequences upon themselves and theN
posteriy. Jh5 cOnstitu lions vi thousands who are
raising Iulnies have been entecbied, II not brokeR
dOwn aAd they Go not know tie cause or the cuIe
Any thlng thar can bs done 10 enlghten and Ia
nucnce Tie public mind as to check, and ultimately
u remove tins widespread source OF human wretch
edness, would confer The greatest blessing next u
the religion Jeses Christ, the present and com
ing generations. lntenperance (or the use of ia.
toXcating drnks,l though it has slain thousands up
on thousands, Is not greater scourge the human
SAGE. AceepI my thunks behalf Of the ufflictca
and, believe me, your co-workcr i'll the good wois
you are actively engaged in"
One copy will be forwarded (securey enveoprJ
aad postage paid, receipt OF 25 cents or six copies
for 81. Address, COSDEN x Co, Publishers, BOu
1876, Philadelpha,
Booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agents, sup.
piled Oh the most Liberal terms.
Nav IL. l553-lV "a,
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AFFLICTED READ!!!
. PHILADELPHIA.
NATa,IgN IIANT TCfT


EstabliAhcd IS years ago, by Dr.. kinkelin, N. Y.
corner of i nird and Union streets, between
Spruce and Pine sts., Philadelphia.
EIGHTEEN years OF extensive and uninterrup.
ed prdctice spent this city, have rendered DR.. n
most expert and successful practitioner, far and
near i'll the treatment OF all diseases o private ma
ture. Persons afflicted with ulcers upon the body,
throat or legs pains in the head bones mercuria,
rheumatsn strictares gravel, disease arising from
youthful excesses or impurities OF the blood where,
by the constitution has become enioebed, all
treated with succcss
He who places himself under the care of DR.. K,
may regiously coniide in his honor as gentleman,s
and confidently rely upon his skill as physician.
g'AEGE YAGSTECg1LAee NOaBGE.
Young men who have injured themselves by q
certain practice INDUCED ina habis' frequently
lea.aoi from evil companions or at schoOl; the ell
fecs OF which are nightly felt, even when asleep,
and destroy both mind and body, should apply inn,
mediltely. Weakness and constitutional debility,
loss OF muscular energy, physical lassude and gen
aral prostratlon, irrtabity and all nervous alice
tions, indigestion, sluggshness of the liver, and
every disease in any way connected with the dis'-
der Of the procreave functions cured and fall Vigor
restored. '.,,p
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S,EOTWET,T g. CPARP

/ AVE JustrcceIved very line STOCK ot SPRING
l. L anu SUMNER GOODS among which is eliAs
oIiA llsnea, Berages, Brage-dg. Lulnes, all W ool
Detaines, Lawns, Gingnams, Prints, Bonnet Rib.
Pohs, Lace, Fringes, Mus, Gloves Hosiery, Cloths
Casslmcres, Nosuags Summer Goods iOr PaUts, be-
side almost al kInUs ct kept stores in this
country bought AT Il lale season and OF course at
lower prices than those that bought curly, all oi
which will be sold at very low prices for cash oI
merchanlubIe produce Ladies' ana Gentlemen call
ana see our stock and We warrant you Will buy
SOME at least. Cadil, May !, 4Si3
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notwithstanding you charge of eisrepre-
sentaiion. Talk about yREE WILL, and yet
tell US that "God FORCES TIE Wills Of wick
ed men 70 commit great sinsH' Your defui-
ton Of free VIII, or Calyanism, is certainly
false. guess yoU don't believe in INFANT
REFRIGERATION any more Please tellus what
relation the reprobate adults held to the
Almighty when they were infants? Has
the purpose Of God changed towards them?
You dare not say that it has. Then after
all you are bound to believe that there are
reprobaie infants. But you may say that
they win not die IN state Of infancy
Then it will follow, that God has been more
careful to preserve the lives of the repro
bates than the e.e-t. Are you really for the
conclusion? g.
/ Would it not be more merciful 10 damn
them in their infancy. than to let them grow
up without an interest in the blood of
Christ. AMI "force their will to the commits
sion Of great sins, " and then send them to
hell for not believing that Christ died for
them, when he never did; and thus damn
them to all eternity for not believing lief
Think aGer all that infant damnation. is
the "tender mercies" Of Calyinism. Friend
ID" please, give ps a little light on these
"high mysteries" 4.
have prepared an article in defence of
methodist Episcopacy:" Showing that it
is not the aesul; of pride" and "OrrQg0nce'
but is Scriptural and practical; and that the
Methodist Episcopal Church has been more
abundantly blessed of God, in the last 70
years in these Uuitcd States, thaa any other
branch Of the chlgch OF Christ; but it is
800 long to be attached to this article
vii hook it on my next. Il.
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Democratic 5Gutlnel.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
CHARLES ALLEN,

rlAMs of sussCElFVIuN.
1-- ,lre uyilsr AMI hty caIils wllnh hf-e months
or a u,,tcut u deIcETyd longer JIe d"i'I ao seN
ma ,, r,..Li lls rue Wa! D slric ~ a1lheTed To-
ANY -..l procuring IlNu r.spoig-lOie -uJ7eFipeTs "
tI, ,t,sl y'..s y- ,u.i''t 'u a cop !"s 'e saihe
teIIlin "a gI4ll.', l.sc-
rlEss u .g,LRIls4NG.
For a whole column, lone yeaTl $500
=, half column, Tone year. l.........'''.'' tSiuv
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RATES OF POSTAGE.
ON WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS ~
To all subscribers III the county where puOils''eu
FREE. o,,.-,.r
More than 90 miles distant, ...o . Gus pee Sui ''
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- AGENTS FOR TIE SENTINEL.
The tcllovylng named gentlemen are our authorized
AGENTS 10 receive subscriptions, advertisements anu
IN, WORK! We hope they Will prove themselves 70 70
Egood AGENTS. All cohJEacI5 made " 1henl WAL
| strictly fulfilled by US:
treeport-losepn Allen.
Westchester--WiiiianF Fleming.
Nlooreheld-A Jul. Schneider.
LrankIInr-Dr. l.. Conaway.
Rum.ey--lacob Gutshall.%
Snort Srsek-ASa Hol!neS
Stock aanes hoagland.
Atnens--pg. IAeIuas klndley'
Cresn-SanIuel LSll.
German--J0 0EA L$rown. "
korIu--A. r. Croskey.
MonrSe--I1enry l.. heller.
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Nntica in Attachment.

A LII persons interested will take notice that Shir-
n den Busby on the second day of June, A. p.
1853, Sued out writ of Attachmentfrom the Clerk s
office of the Court OF Common Pleas Of Harrison
Comfy in the State Of Ohio, against James Hanii.
ton and John McElvane for the sum Of two hundred
Dollars, which writ has been served and returned:
Attest Charles Patterson Clerk.
w. G.. GASfON Atty. forPlf
Dated June o. 1853,
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Notice.

nroposals will be received, at the Office OF G. Dew
i ey, Esq, in Cadiz, I9r supplying Cross lies Tor
the CadiE branch OF the StsuDsnvIils and Indiana
kali koad.
information in regard to the number, quantity,
quality and size OF the Cross ties will Dc supplied On
application u J. il. Davis, Assistant Engineer IN
charge oil the Cadiz Branch, or 10 Z. Dewey Esq.
J. Ek, Jr.
Chief Engineer.
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s. y. SHnTWELI.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN cHANcERv,
d5ts.iH. taarPg~0s S'0Esn1y, OHG1,
GlVES especial and prompt attention to all Col
NEcctions and other Professional business entrusted
to his care in Harrison and the adjoining counties.
lie is also agent for the State Bank Of Ohio and
others for louning money.
QCJ"Ofice in Kilgore's Corner.
Aunust 3. lSa2-lVnd.
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Now Gome.On.

WE have received this day.a large assortment OF
w Nails OF all sizes, whitlrwe will sell very low,
also q superior lot OF Hoes which cantbe beat Cali
Jnne Is, ts53, BIG paddock.
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douIstv Officers.

county Officers.
Clerk ofthe Common Pleas and District Courts
CGARIls PATCEEsoNi oiace III the iuG4lc buildings
Simllii--JAMES B0lp Office IN the Jan Buildings
Auditor JouN SLOAN Si1lce, Public
kscorder--LAUNCELoT ltEARN, "
Ireusurcr-DAvIp hlLmRf, :"
Prosecuting Attocney--ALLENC Z. TURNER; Office In
Iis residence nearly opposite the Mansion House.
Commissioner OF lnsulNGntS- LEVI - oRSlIhE; o.
ce opposite the Mansion House.
s;ealer OF Weights and MeasuTes-N LILLIAN SHoT'
wEIJf residence, CadlI
Surycyor--J COB JARVIS; residence, ,CadZ township
Observation-Disclosures WELcHi residence, CadH
Master Commissioner in Chancery; WILLIAM ling
10y; residence, CudH.
Buard of school EXaminers--NM. CUL. GASToN,
I X. CUNaISs and MISS b. f. lHoMTsoN; residence,
Notaries Public-WMLIAM AENoLD residence, Ca.
liz; ituBEEr W ADE residence har4lsNne.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Luther Rowley; residence, Monroe township
EliIah Carver; treeport
In1u Yosf. Short Creek -
KegtInr Meetings, first Monday in March, June,
and December, at the Auditors oihce.
DIRECTORS OF COUNTY lNflRMARY.
John Haverheld; residence, Cadlz township
bruiamiu Mctadden; - Nottingham -
John CUlaway; Htoch
JUSTICES OF THE pEAcG.
Short Creek t0wIlship--Joshua Adams, Charles
Wartel aud William buchanan
Greene township--John Il. Black, Samuel Bell and
Jacob Dennis. ~
ltumey township-Thomas tinicum and Freder'
.ctl hlnunell. r
MooreIleId township--John umstot, Jacob Lat-
tertv and Return NJ. Kennedy.
Nottingham townshlp-MIchael CrowI' Mlchael
Laird and William Ramsey.
stock townsnlp--trycr mckinney, James Evans
and John Cramblett.
North townslip-Jamos Welch, Abraham +. Cros-
kew and William ii. McGavran.
freeport townsinp--George Is. Smlth, Johh hho&.
John Wilkiu.
German township--Andrew Lynch and Samuel
Foreman. nj - !
Athens township-Hance Dunlap, Johp Bethel and
William Wilson. M.
Cadiz townshp-William Arnold, John Blair,
Launcelot uearn and Samuel Ramsey.
Archer township--Robert Maxwell, Hugh Cavern
and Robert Mckee,
Washington lswnship-John NJ, Brown and Lem
uel Carotilers.
franklin township-Dayid Gladman, Jacob Cram
bett and Hiram Worstcl
Monroe township-David Bowers Samuel Mack
and Peter Donaldson.
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ESH REEF.

II VIE Subscribers would respectfully inform the
L. citizens ol Cauiz and surrounding country, that
they intend ~ have at tie Market House, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings, large
supply good young tat fresh Beef, 6c., which they
VIII sci! as cheap rs il possibly can be sold tar
no choice cuts saved tor any person. irst come,
Ilrst served" , BOYD FORBES,
JOSEPH CAPHIACK
Cadiz, Ohio, April 20, 1883. .5O-tf
7. ). We VIII always pay the highest Marke
price, in cash, tor good young fat cattle i. Z.
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Notice.

4 LII persons indebted to me by Note or Book ac-
IA count, are requested TO without delay and
make settlement as | am determined to close up all
my old business matters This notice will consid-
er sufficient Tor all and them that-that won't take
intend to bring tR. ]. BENNETT.
Cadiz March 2. 1Sh2
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Great Extension Of Territory.

TINE Subscribers have succeeded beyond the most
l. sanguine antictpations of the friends of annexa-
ton, in more than doubling the boundary of their
trade This is the age ofe&pansion. Progress is the
watchword; and those who would succeed il any
branch must conform to the spirit of the times
In the mercantile business this spirit demands large
and quick operations al small profit. Our determi-
nation is to sell Goods enough TO ennble us to sell
them at very SHORT PROFITS.
We are now receiving by Railroad and Steamboat
direct from the Eastern Cities, a very general and
heavy stock of seasonable Goods of every variety,
and would respectfully solicit the attention of our
numerous customers and 'the rest Of mankind
We have also made arrangements to pay CAsHfoI
100000 pounds Of clean washed WOOL, at the high,
est market price also, all other merchantabe pro-
duce taken in exchange for Goods.
Cadiz March l6, '53. WOOD & SMITH.
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.k73'gs2s N5gsag ass ,

T57IE subscriber is receiving hiss stock ..,,ess
Il OF Spring aud Summer DRUGs, which 44s&sai3slfS
have ali been selected by himself in the NE4 y
Eastern cities, and IS much the largest E$ySRa
assortment OF the kind ever brought to &8sg2.-tb
this market; and in point OF quality price, etc, will
compare with any stock in the couHtry. lie viii sell
as low as any establishment west OF the mountains
for cash or approved country produce. Persons
wishing to purchase any article i'll the
A. - d aA OGe ID al q u LIME.
would do we'll to call end examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere JOHN BEALL.
CadZ, May 49, 1852
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CARRIAGE, WAGON & BUGGY
|. NJ FACTORY .

A ARON FORMAN thankful for the liberal pat
IN ronage heretofore eqtended to him, would an.
nounce to the citizens OF Harrison, and the adjoining
countless that he is better prepared than to
manufacture to order Family Carriages, Barouches,
Bugges, Gigs Sulkies, and Wagons, Of all kinds and
sizes which he feels con4ent cannot be excelled by
any other shop i'll the country.
Having stock of material that is really unsurpas
sed, and having full knowledge OF the business in
all its branches, he respectfully asks those who may
wish anything in the above line, to give him call.
His shop in the rear of Mr.. Slemmons' Black smith
Shop, and nearly opposite the Cadz Hotel, wheye he
may at all times be found.
Cadi2 October 8, 1851.
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MOOREFIELD, HARRISON COuNrY O..
l GEAl4l1ts in oil kinds OF Dsy Goods, Groceries
4 y &c, which he sells cheap ior Cash, or good
reduce. June 9 1852