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/ 900 BOOK AGENTS WANTED,
Great Extension Of Territory.

TIME Subscribers have succeeded beyond the most
j. sanguine anticipaons of the friends of annexa.
ton, in more than doubling the boundary of their
trade. This is the age ofexpanson. Progress is the
watchword; and those who would succeed in any
branch must conform to the spirit of the times.
In the mercantile business this spirit demands large
and quick operations at small profit. Our determi-
nation is to sell Goods enough to enable 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
customers and 'the rest OF mankindr
We have also made arrangements to pay CAsTI for
100000 pounds Of clean washed WOOL at the high.
est market price; also, all other merchantable pro.
duce taken inexchange for Goods.
Cadiz, March 16, 49, WOOD e. SMITH
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AGENTS FOR The SENTINEL
Ths following named gentlemen arc our aulhorizSe
aqsuls tn EgSiVs subscriptions, adNerusehiehlssil gnu
los WorS Ne hope they will prove themselves TO
l,rood Agents. All CONTRACTS made Gy theHi via
[ suictly Iulhlled by us: Gee
ttseport-JJsepn Allen.
INSTRUMENTATION Fleming.
MoOIehsld-A. Jul. SchreIbsI.
krankhnADr. b. Conway
Rumey-Jacob Gutshsil-
Snort Crsek-Asa Holmes,
Stock--J anes hoaglpnd.
Atnens-Dr.s Thomas FlnalSy,
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L,erlnan-JVhm Brown.
Nurtu--A. +. Cruslley.
Monroe--Henry u. lIellar.
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Grist and Saw Mill for sale.

III VIE subscriber offers for sale the Grist and Saw
i Mill he now occupies, situated three miieswest
OF Cadi2, Harrison county, q, ON the roud Ieadiup
to n philadelphia. Said mills uro in successful op-
Grafton and ina manuor new, being all rebuilt with
in the last two years and halt. Fhe Grist Mill is
calculated to go by steam water power or both at
the same time. Attached thereto is an engine sut-
icient to run two pair Of stone, good frame Mill
house four stories high with all things necessary tor
doing both country and merchant work. In said
mill Is pair Of tour feet french burs OF superior
quality, and one pair OF three nd half feet lorcl
hill choppers, superfnc bolting CLOTH sixteen
feet reel two sets elevators, one rolling SCREEN one
smut machine Lul's patent
The saw mill is calculated to 60 with water alone
Any personor persons wishing information as TO tile
character OF said mills cali with Wood s. Smith, or
with 5. g. II. Mcia adden, Cadz.
May 4, 1853. JOSEPH THOMPSON,
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Wanted.

Prime Live Geese Feathers for which we will pay
40 cts (cash or rade,) Rags, Country Linen Ginseng
Beeswax,f for which the highest market price will
be paid m exchange for goods, at tho BEEHIVE
STORE, ia, Main st. Wheeling Va.
= June l843
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Notice.

4 LII persons indebted to me by Note or Book ac-
"A count, requested to come without DELAY and
make settlement as am determined to close 10 all
my Old business matters This notice / will consid.
er sufficient for all and them ttattlat WON'T take
intend to bring, tR. ]. Bh,NNETT =
,CadiZ March q 1gh9
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BUSE.v'ESS DFRACTORT

Ju,lrc of the Court Of Common Pleas--lEoHAs l..
JEWAIr; residence, oteubcnSllie..
Probate IuuEe-bMcE ". fEIRsi oilics 10 the
CL.rL,s ptlipp
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hEaI EBLaL6 Ag6nGY. Az -
GtCOTT & BINGHAM, as REAL ESTATE Aerrrs.
~ will give especial attention to buying and selling
clng, &c, on reasonable terms 35 WIN N f ITssss
Cadiz, Juy30-iy.
RONNEIS fancy, silk and satin, white and col.
- ored Alblno very pretty; also, Bonnet Rbbona
and Flowers Of every variety call and see them ss
they are selling fast WIN. HOE3 ~ az
I AIDES DRESS GOODS.-,Rich Broca7S5 ca I.
meEes, Delaines Poplins, and every varStv n FaI
md Winter Dress Goods that can be found II III ~
market hycuwapt something nice and fashionabs
cai u tOdN Mck0RklcK'S
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$500 CHALLENGEI

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness
w OF people is at all times OF the most valuable
importance. Jake il f0f granted that every person
viii DO all in their power 70 lhe lives 0i their
children and that every person viii endeayOr 10 pro-
note their own health at all sacrifices deem i 10
be my duty 10 soomnly assure You that WORMS ac-
cording to the opiuion Of the most celebrated phys-
clans, Ure the primary Of large majority OF
the diseases to which children and adults are liable;
Il you have an appetite continually " changoable from
ino kind flood To another, bad breath pain in the
stomach, picking At the nose, hardness and fulness
u the belly, dry cough, slow foyer, pulse irregular
remeJGber that oil these denotes Worms, and you
q llnll nj fl.rt.n nlinltt thss ratr...ll,.
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR
I s y 3

view of the great Influx of gold from California
and the lncreasedtacity and prosperity OF our en-
tire country together with large and increasing
trade Ihd Induced u3 to purchase nice, better and
larger stock OF Goods than usual which we shall with
pleasure SHOW to discriminating public; believing
that the experience OF the past viii be their guide for
tie future, and direct them TO our store with entire
confidence in our nbiliy 10 sell good bargains We
TAKE pleasure u showing Goods at all times.
Cadiz, ApriG, lS53-45 ,fs,a WIN IlOtiCt &, CO.
H7 q arc, nbw receiving 80 Lbls. Molasses 50 bbls
w MackeFe; hds New Orleans Sugar; 25 bags
CoIloe, 10 be cold very low for cash or trade
April /, 1898 WIN lDGG & co.
Y D0I. B6NNEI'S of every variety at Hogg &
Cos, and some OF the finest and haRdsomesl silk
bonnets TO be had in town, SO the Ladiossay.
april Is, 1883.
EJANAMA, Leghorn, Louis Napoleon, Prince AL
a pcft and Palm HATS, in endless variety, Just
opening to be sold cheaper than ever at
opril 8, 1853 WIN IlOGG g. CO.'S
I N Parasols we defy competition for beauty aud
l. cheapness. Call and see lhem also Umbrellas, a
good assortment WIN HOGG & co
april g. 1883
10 puGGET Floor and Table Oil Cloth Carpets,
IL hearth and door Rugs, general stock at
april 6, 1853 WM HOGG g. CO.'S
E1llINTS and Dress Goods of almost overy descrip-
ton and variety to greet to euumerate. Notwith.
standing the report that Goods are higher this wear
than last, we ute without doubt selling all kinds Of
Goods as cheap and many kind OF Dress Goods ac-
tually lower than'last year. VIM HCGG & co
april q, 1883
a 5 usual we have a splendid assortment of Trim
IA mings OF all kinds. WIN HOGG a. co
april s, 1858
TIT ARDWARE, Saddlery Hardware, House furn-
RI lshlng, to be had on tie easiest and best terms
at taprl6) VIM liOGG q cos
ID s. Summer stuff at wholesale or retail, aroonl
full, and prices little cheaper than last year
april b, 1893 VIM HOGG u co
(SPlNNlNG WHEELS, a first rate article warran-
~ ted, and a few Artihcals, Tabbs sc; call and
looE at them (opr6, WM HOGCT& Co
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A. JUL. SCHREIBER.

MOOREFIELD, HARRISON COUNTY o..
nEALE3 in all kinds of Dry Goods, Gfoceries
- &c, which he sells cheap Tor Cash, or good
reduce. June q 1875
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CLOCKS OTnCRS n
Real Eatata Arancu.

safe at ]. LorIASp
Cadiz, o., Jan, IL, 53. AN Z
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Bear it in Mind Ladies,

lfyou want pretty fancy or Silk Bonnet, ofthc
latest style, at about half price Parasol if you
want to choose nice Dress Of some the best stock
OF Dress Goods in the City, land at less price than
You ever beforc saw them you can do it you come
to the Golden Beehive Store, No l7s Main Street,
Wheeling Va.
June l. 1883
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Grand ErIlibfgi0sl.
ADMITTANCE FREE.

MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY on NEW t;eODs.
fIk subscriber has Just received one Of The arrest
IL and best selected stock Of GoOds ever broueh.
70 this market, comprising the greatest variety Q
fashionable wear 10 BE- found in tbs place His siys
OF Dress Goods eannO. be surpassed for varisty oi
pattern and richness Of tgue, embracing every va
rieIy Of Beiages, Lawns, Tissues, De L6ines Silks
Ac, &c. A. HfBURTCH
pONNETSa large and beautiful assortment from
- 50 cents to $500, at BURTCHS.. 2
DAIlASOLS, a large stock, unequalled in styls
and beauty from IS cts lie IS, at BURFCHS
SHAWLS, Canton Grape and Lace Shawls splcn-
~ did lot from SO TO SO, al BuR1CHS.
oUlSE-a new style Of Dress Goods and the on.
- y article otthe Kind in this market. nj
--,,,,,,,. ~ BBRTCHS
ihEMiSE1'IS and UNDERSLEEVhsS, q. large
- hla Splendid assortment, and in fact every thing
isuasY lound m Dry Goods house, all OF which
5e soid as low if not iowertan any other house
Cadiz, Ohio, April 20, 1859. -
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ETA An old bachelor being i'll, his sister
presented a cup of medicine.
"What is it?' he asked
The answered-"It is elixir arithmat'c,
it is very aromatic, and will make you feel
vety estate"
Sf5Nancy." he replied with smile, "you
are very sister-matic."
We think, that girl ought TO have a dose
Of nAis(at)ic.
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- &c E elgH 4 " oIgA,
CLOTHING S'TORE!!

4 +. MOORE has procured the services of four of
n. the best woIkmeu in the West, and is happy
to say his friends that he is prepared do better
work than is done in any similar estabisnentin the
country he assures his friends that all his extensive
stock Of Clothing is got up by himself, and not one
dollar'sworth of Eastern Slop Shop Work is in his
material and unrivalled in workmanship,
Cadiz; October l3, 1859. A. L. MOORE.
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yENE HgS.


pEcryED by express at HoGG g. Co., fresh supply
IL OF Shis ani Gimp Bonnels, and Bonnet Ribbons.
May ll,1G33 '5-'
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AGENTS John Beall, Cadiz; w, Singer, JefTor
SON. A. i. Croslley, New Market; VIM. Leo, New
Athens; Thomas Green, Freeport; Il. Pitts & Son
DeersviIlc; j. p Watson, Harrisyillo; A. Jul. Schre
Der, Moore6ed June 10, 1852 ly.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-01
IDI ISSID9

In Ironton, on "Wednesday, the 23rd, ult, of
Consumption, Mr.. Washington Irwin, Of the
late firm of Irwin and Kelley, in the 43rd year
of his age. funearl address was delivered 10
a large and attentive audience by the Rev. j..
M. Kelly, at the Spencer Chapel, at 2 O'Clock
on Thursday.
- At Pollards Mills, Ky. on Thurs
day the 2srd of Feb. ult. Miss MARoA.
RET ANN POLLARD aged about 10, years
- AT Ice Creek, Lawrence CO. Ohio,
on the 3Oth Aug. Catherine M. Infant
daughter of, Thos. N. and Eveline Da.
Wis, aged 8 days.
''No more the pleasant child is seen.
To please the parents eye;
The tender plant SO fresh and green
Is in eternity"
A funeral sermon was preached to a
large and very attentive congregation, on
the goth of Feb. '53 by the writer; from
this text, "and it came 10 pass on the
seventh day, that the child died." End
Samuel 12, ls. lronton Circuit, Ohio
Feb. 22, 1853. G. H. BOWER.
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LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 33.
N ACT
A N A C T


To provide for the purchase Of copies Of Cur
wcn's Revised Statutes of Ohio.
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly of the State of Ohio, That the Secretary of
state be, and he is hereby authorized and di-
rccted to purchase for the use of the State, one
thousand copies Of the first volume of Curwen's
Revised Statutes Of Ohio, at price not exceed
ing three dollars and fifty cents for each copy.
Sec. 2. That said Secretary is further author
lied and directed to subscribe on behalfof the
State. for one thousand copies of the second
and third volumes of said Statutes, at price
per COPY not exceeding the sum named in the
first section of this act; provided, that before
said second and third volumes shall be receiv-
ed and accepted, the same shall be found BY
the Governor and Supreme Judges OF the State,
equal in intellectual and mechanical execution
to the first volume of said work, and on whose
certificate, finding that fact, said Secretary
shall receive said volumes and give receipt ia
NJ. E. Curwen therefor.
Sec. 3. That said volumes shall be placed IN
the State Library, and there securely kept, sub
iect 10 such distribution as may hereafter be di
rected by the General Assembly.
Sec, 4. The expenses arising under this act
shall be provided for in the general appropria-
ton law.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
WIN. MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
Feb. 10, 1858.
AuDIroR's OFFICE,
IRoNToN, February 21, 1853.
Iccrtify that the foregoing laws ar
correctly copied from the Ohio States
man now on file in this Office.
JAMES C. TERRY, Auditor.
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INREsH GROCERIES Just received at MUIR
i DOCK Il RODGERS, consisting in part of
SUGARS-N. o. Of oil grades.
Clarified, Crushed, Loaf. Powdered.
COFPEE-Iio Of all grades, including 10
ga. sacks Of the Golden Rio.' and
Java of the best quality.
MOLASSES--New Orleans Sugar House
and Sugar House Syrup.
BACON-IInms, Sides end Shoulders.
DRIED BEEF--of the best quality.
do vENSION, do do
do APPLES, do do
TEA-Extra Imperial and Young Tyson.
- Fine: do do do 80.
Common DO do do
Gunpowder, three varieties,
Black do do
CIIEESE--Westcrn Reserve.
BUTTER-Pri:nc Roll Western Reserve.
SPICEs-of oil kinds.
FLOUR-Chesire, Sheffield, Damarin. Coal
Ridge, Capeheart, etc etc. brands.
CANDLES-Star and Common.
SOAP--No. 1, 2, and Fancy.
T0BACCo-Any kind you wish.
PIcKLEs-of every kind and variety. put up
PEA cHEs-FresiI, preserved and picked.
CHERRIES do do do
PIE FRu'lTS--assorted
RAlSONS- do
CANDLES do
ALSO-Pine Apple Cheese, Prunes, Pepper
Sauce, Catsup, Patent N. Y. Buck
wheat Flour, Canton Ginger. Preserves
Brooms, Oranges. Figs, Clover Seed,
Timothy Seed, Rice, Green Apples,
Starch, etc. etc.
In short we have almost every thing you want
in the Grocery line and in quantities to suit both
wholesale and retail customers
MURDOCH & RODGERS.
Feb. "a, 1853.
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1G Murdock & Rodgers, as will |

1S Murdock & Rodgers. as will be
seen by reference to our advertising col.
umns, have recently ad led largely 10
their stock Of Groceries. They are gen.
tlcmanly and obliging dealers, and very
attentive to the wants Of thcir customers.
D6r The funeral Of Mr.. Irwin on
Thursday was attended by his brethren
of the order Of "Sons Of Temperance"
in Regalia.
~ D% We are indebted to WALLACE Of
tho steamer Pittsburgh-Capt. Baldwin
of the Olivia-and others for late papers
Capt. HoNsHELL, Of the Fashion, keeps
us under continual obligation for river
favors.
B0- The CABINET left here yesterday
morning for Cincinnati. Whether 10 re-
sumo. her regular trips, or not we are un.
able 10 say.
D@- The Code bill we learn has pas
sed. We heartily welcome this new era
in the administration Of Justice, within
this State.
B~ G. A. LOGAN, the Comedian died
of apoplexy on board the steamer Pitts.
burgh, on her last trip up the river when
off the mouth of Kanawha. His body
was taken down on her returning trip,
On Saturday.
1%TEMpERAxcE MEErINc.-We ore
informed that there will bo series Of
Temperance Lectures delivered at the
Court House, during court term. Speak
ers from abroad are expected to be there.
MI A II II II 1EA0S
Near Haverhill, O., February l4th 1853, by
Rev. J. Barringer, Mn. JomS RIDoERlsn, to
Miss HESTER WILLIAMS.
At Hanging Rock, o., February II, 1859, by
the same, Nh. THOMAS R. .CLISEFELrER, to
Miss MARY HosKINsoN.
On February 18th, 1859, by Rev. J. II.
Creighton, Mr.. RoBERr GRIFFITH, TO Miss
JAxE PRIcE.
On the 18th ult., near Coal Grove, by Rev.
VIM. w. Davidson, Mr.. JESSE BALLARD, to Mrs
MARTHA Mathew.
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N1OTICE IL hereby given that the under
~ signed hos been duly appointed as Admin
;sirstor Of the Estate Of Hugh Crawford decea-
sed, late Of the village of lronton, in the coun
ty Of Lawrence, and State of Ohio, and i au.
thor;,ed 70 settle the same. Persons having
claims against said Estate are requested to pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement
and those who are indebted to said Estate af'
reouestei TO make payment without delay.
DAVIS DILLON, -,
,.nu.v. .iAtk. 1855, Administrator.
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Jane Broom's Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the under
IN signed has been appointed as Admins
lrator of the Estate Of Jane Broom deceased,
late of Upper township, in the county Of Law
renee, and state Of Ohio, and is authorised td
settle the same. All persons having claims
against said Estate, are requested to present
them duly authenticated for settlement, and
those who arc indebted TO said Estate are re.
quested 10 make payment without delay.
GEORGE W. SMITH.
February 18th, 1853. Administrator.
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n OTICE +

rs HEREBY given that thete will BE- psti.
ton presented ~ tho 'C6Mniaionirs "
lawrence county Ohio, 1t their next sessien
in March, fos the location Of I Ccanty .Road
on the line between Samuel GilnoEs' . land AID
the Widow Bruln6slds, thence North through
John 9. Daily's farm, thence through TufRef
OlaEys farm, thence the nearest ana hest route
to the farm Of Ssrtain gBru1n6sla. thence The
beat way through said farm, thense ne Bot
and nearest rouss through The fam II taetb
6aaders % q 70 intsnsct The C0unty: :nsadAnSAs
Jscob eandez 0focesys " fs5sFsss}sss;
JsAaaEy t7th, lssS. .,sess ~ III ey.f
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Nlss0Lu T20N. I.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing between
Irwin 4 Kelly, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. o 8s-f t3
The business will hereafter be carried on by
I. w. Kelly and Elisha J. Falweil, under the
name Of Kelly & Falwell, atthe old stand.
All persons indebted to the late firm of Ir-
win Il Kelly, will please call and settle with
Kelly Il Falwell, who are duly authorized tt
settle oil accounts.
h1. .t,. WASHINGTON IRWIN.
..-t ISAIAH W. KELLY.
Feb. 10, 1858. ...t
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N NOTICE.

VTVHERE will be petition presented to the
Commissioners Of Lawrence county Ohio
at their March session, praying them to grant
q County Road, from the new bridge across
Symmes creek near Murnahar's mill, the near.
est and best route up Dicks creek to the lower
end of Richafd Pembert0n's farm, and TO vacate
all other roads from the mouth of Dicks creek
aforesaid to Richard Pcmbertons farm, afore-
said. January 26th, 1853. .4
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IBND1pS AIIlD SHOES,

A. THE undersigned arc now rcceiv.
4. Ing large and general assortment
of BOOTS and SHOES, OF almost every style and
variety, constituting one Of the best aud most
diversified stocks in Cncnnti' Also, gener.
nj assortment Of Panama, Leghorn aud Palm
HATS, recently purchased from the manufac.
turers East, at the lowest prices, to which they
are adding general and extensive assortment
Of custom work OF all kinds in requisition.
They will, therefore, be prepared to offer to
Country Merchants, and 10 the city trade, on
assortment not excelled in the West 10 which
they respectfully solicit the attention of pul
chasers generally.
J. Il A. SINIPKINSON.
Sign, big yel,op Boot. No. 25 Lorer Market,
street, between Main and Sycamore,
3mlc Cincinnati Ohio.
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A Storm at sea, Ships
CansiZed.

WYE, the undersigned have this day enter
w ed into partnership in the PAINT
ING business, and ask of the citizens Of Ironton
and vicinity liberal patronage. 1t is our in
tention to do our work in such manner as ia
merit that favor from this community. Our
work shall be ,ueN done, and our prices reasona-
BILE and regular. That the public may not be
misguided, we deem it proper here to state
what our average prices of plain painting on
new work, shall be per square yard. First coat
cts, second coat IA cts, third coat 10 cts. II
our work after proper inspection is not found tc
be done in good and faithful manner, we will
forfeit the work. All we ask is trial.
SAMUEL BURDETr,
EDWARD II. CHAMBERS.
Ironton, January 2Sth, 1853. If.