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DAGUGRREOTYPES.

HAVING lately purchased New Daguereian
any size can be taken and that too in the best
and most improved Style | invite all who have a
taste for the fine arts TO and secure impersh
able likeness of themselves or of their friends
No pains or labor siall be spared TO furnish them
with good and correct likenesses.
Entire satisfaction will always be given.
Persons may have tkeir likenesses put up in lock.
eta breastpins o fnger-rngs or in cases Of differ.
ent Sizes and varieties Of style, and from one dollaf
70 FIVE, according to the size, quality, or style
9rRooins under the Republican office.
Caaiz, August Is, lSb2,-ly II. DAVIS.
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FRESH REEr.

II VIE Suhscrioera would respectfully inform the
L ciizens OF Cadiz and surrounding country, that
ney intend TO have at Tho Market House. every
uesday' lhursday and Saturday mornings a large
supply of good young lat fresh Beet &c. Which tfey
"l sell as cheap us it po sibly can be sold Tor
NO choice cuts snyed tor any person. "tilst come,
hrst served" BOY FORBES,
JOSEPH CAiSfACk
Cadiz, Ohio, April 90 1853 soft
I. >. We viii always pay the highest Marks
price, III cash, TOR good young lat cattle r. u &.
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A. JUL. SCHREIBER.
AARON HoTT G. CO.,

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN COPPER TIN Ann
sAEEg IRON WARE AND COOKING STOVES,
HAVE always on hand, at their shop fnear s e.
IL ii. " MFadden's torel large stock OF the above
itces Of every description which they will sell whole
sale or Retail, as low can be purchased anywhere
wise in the Western country Country Merchants
wishing to lay in stock Of Tinware, would do we'll
togive US call before purchasing, as we think we car
sell little lover than they can purchase elsewhere
sToAEs,--We have for sale The celebrated E,tnn
Air Tight Cooking Stoves Of all Sizes for either wood
or coal. These Stoves decidedly the best in the
market and we feel confideut that any person trying
one Will say SO; all we ask is that they may have
fair trin
Also, the Air Tight Wood Stove, which is hard Ia
beut in this or any other market ALI StoAes sold bv
US are warranted and any person purchasing Stove
amp finding i detective can return it and we will
make an exchange.
SJ-We can and will sell Stoves as cheap os thew
can be Ind in any market.
9-rOld Copper taken in exchange for ware
CadiZ Juue 25 1852
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Notice

Is hereby given that there will be petition pre-
l. sentcd TO the next term of tho Court of Common
Pleas OF Harrison county, Chic, asking for vaca-
lion of the part OF the New Philadelphia street that is
not already vacated shown in the plat of the town
OF New Market by dotted lines; also, Lot No. 46 in
the original plat and twelve feet Off OF the north side
public street, and thirteen and half feet off OF the
east eide OF School street. and the unvacated part oil
the Alley that runs back OF tho Lot No. 36 all shown
by dotted lines in the plat OF said Town.
MALACHI JOLLY and others,
May 4, l853-l-Gt Petitioners.
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LANES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of TIE House Of Representatives
GEORGE REX,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
March IA. 1853.

mo. SS.l AN ACT
To authorize the relinquiahnnent Of turn
pike. macadsmized. or plank roads tc
counties through which they may pass
Sec. |. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That the
board Of commissioners rs Of any county through
which or part of which any turnpike, ma
cadamized OF plank road may have been LAID
out or constructed, shall be authorized to re-
Iceiye on such terms as the said board may
De ermine, from any company owning such
road, REIMBURSEMENT to such county ofthe
whole or any part of such road lying in such
county, and any road so relinquished apd re-
ceived, shall BE- thereafter considered and
treated as public highway; provided that
the board Of commissioners shall not be au-
thorized to receive REIMBURSEMENT Of such
road from any company that may be indebt-
Ell on account Of us construction, or for ma
terials furnished or rapairs made, where such
REIMBURSEMENT will render the stock of such
road less valuable; or will be injurious TO the
interests of any creditor of such company;
and in mo- case shall said commissioners
make any compensation for any road by
them received as Aforesaid; provided the pro-
visions Of this act shall not extend or be ap-
pIieable to any turnpike company in which
this state has any interest.
See. g. That the board ofcommissioners
shall cause plat and survey Of any road
received according 10 the first section of this
act. together with the terms Or relinquish-
ment Of such road. 70 be recorded by the
conutj auditorin his record Of roads and
highways, and thereafter tho several trus-
ties Of townships and supervisors Of roads
aqe highwa shalI treat said scsd in The
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NEW CHINA.

Glass aud tlUretSu ase Store.
No. -, MoSRoE STREEr, NAuIIlSG, NIEslSIA.
TTHE subseTisers respectfully giYe notice that uley
j have imported direct ifOm tne manulaeiuIeTs,
large and complete stock Of the above wAKE, toeeti-
er with an assortment Of MASTLK uEsANEsIs and
FASsT Goons, 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 as complete an assort-
ment Of Common Ware on hand, tor the city and
country tTade, can be found al any other store IN
the West and by giving our personal attention 10 re-
packing the same, eonvines all who may favor US
with their patronage, that they cannot do better al
any other establishment in the country.
HOBBS, BARNES & CO.,
Flint Glsss Manufacturers, Wheeling, Va
January Z, f552--u.
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mo. 81 AN ACT

mo. 37.l AN ACT
Supplementary to the act to provide for com
pensatiou to the owners Of private prop.
cry appropriated TO the use of corpora
(iohs. 80 A s<
Sec. l. Be it enacted by tic General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That ia all
cases where any railroad company already
incorporated or that may be hereafter inccr-
parated within this state, has located or shall
hereafter locate their railroad through any
part Of reserved sections twenty-nine or
sixteen or through any section or pnrt Of
section granted by congress in lieu of Sec
ton sixteen, for school purposes, (thc same
remaining unsold, or through any town lot
OF parcel Of ground used for or devoted to
schpcl purposes, said railroad company may
appropriate SO much Of said lands or lots as
may be necessary for the purposes aforesaid
in such manner and upon such conditions,
as is provided by law in other cases, and
notice Of such appropriation served on such
trustees or school officers shall have the
same force and effect as notice in any other
case TO the owner Of the land appropriated.
Sec. 2. The moneys arising from such
appropriation shall be disposed of by such
trustees or schq2l o&eers 10 such manner as
shall be provided By law.
Sec. 3. That in any case wherein the
probate Judge of any bounty of this state
shall be interested either rs n stockhoder,
director or otherwise in any corporation
seeking to appr opriate private property 10 its
use, it shall be the duty of said probate on
the fling of the statement orapplication pro-
vided for by the second section of the act
TO which this is supplementary to certify to
the court Of coMlnAon pleas Of the proper
county the fact that he is so interested as
aforesaid, and then and in that case the
proceedings in said court of common pleas
shall be had'aad conform in all respects SO
far as applicable, to the several provisions
of the act to which this is supplementary,
and all the powers conferred and duties i'm
posed upon the probate judge by the terms
Of said act, shall devoIve upon the 'four, of
common pleas, and said court of common
pleas shall have full power ia make such
orders and direct such proceedings to be had
as may be necessary to do full justice be-
tween the parties according to the true spirit
and intent Of the ACT to which this is supple
mentary; provided, that either party shall
have the right to appeal from the final judg-
ment Of sale. court Of common pleas, TO the
district court. as in other cases or to have
the proceedings Of said court of common
pleas reviewed in error; provided, further
more, that said corporation seeking to ap-
propriste property as aforesaid may. on de-
posting the amount of damages and costs
assessed by the court of common pleas, with
the clerk Of said court, be entitled to enter
into possession of the property sought to be
appropriated.
LANES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of TIE House Of Representatives.
GEORGE REX,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
March ~ 1853.
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Grist and Saw Min for sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale the Grist and Saw
4 Mill he now occupies situated three miles west
OF Cadiz Harrison county, ., on the road leading
to ~ Philadelphia. Said mills are in successful op.
Grafton and in manner new being all rebuilt with.
in the last two years and half The Grist Mill is
calculated to go by steam water power or both at
the same time. Attached thereto is an engine suf
icient to run two pair Of stone, good frame mill
house four stories high with all things necessary for
doing both country and merchant work. In said
mill Is one pair Of four feet french bura Of superior
quality, and pair OF three nd half feet Iore
hill choppers, one super6ne boiling cloth, sixteen
feet reel two sets elevators one rolling screen, one
smut machine--Lull patent.
The saw mill is calculated to go with water alone
Amy person persons wishing information as TO the
character of said mills, call with Wood & Smith or
with S. & ii. McFadden, Cadiz sFl t
May 4, 1853. JOSEPH THOMPSON.
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/ IlaGsH 4lG1,IVAL i ar NEW GOODS
AT A. T. MOORE'Si

am just receiving the handsomest and best assor-
i nlent of Goods ever brought TO Cadiz, which am
determined To sell lower, for Cash. than can be sold
by any other house in the place.
My stock consists of fine satin, Silk plain black
and fancy for Dress best Satin for Yesting; Persian
de LANES and other new style goods for Ladies
Dresses; Beruge de LANES &c, &c; Grape and Silk
Shaws; the most splendid styles OF Ribbons Of
tered in Cudz. All new syes READY MADE
CLOTHING-Cloths, Cassimeros, Vestings &c.
Also, splendid assortment OF Shoes, BoOees, &c;
Bonnets, Caps &c.
still continue to make up Clothing in the latest
styles and in the best manner order, and cheaper
than the cheapest.
invite all my old customers and the citizens gen.
orally to call and examine before purchasing, for
intend to sell low for Cash, and will make it to the
people interest to examine my stock.
Cadiz, March Ii, '53. A. F. MOORE.
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Saddlers, Hard Ware and Coach
~ Trimmings. gq 5ad gssys

lust opened, very large assortment Of Saddlcfs
n Hard ware and Coach trimmings--COac and
Leather varnish, Buggy Bows, Hub6s, Spoke, Eel.
lows Carfige and Fire Bolts, MaIIeable Irons, Pat.
ent and enameled Leather, and every thing ussd IN
this business, to which invite lie attention az she
u,,,.,,- = John EHeTR.
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Co1fslfY OHfccTS.

Probate Judgs-BRl0E W. VEnsi oh'es IN III
Clerks office,
county Officers.
Clerk of the Common Pleas and District Courts
CHARLIs PATTERSON; office in the Public Buildings.
Sherif-JAAls BoYr Office in the Jail Buildings.
Auditor JoHN SLOAN 9ihee, Public
Recorder-L4uNeELoT liEARS,
TEessprers=pAyID HILBERT,
Prosecuting Attorney-ALLIS G. TuREEE; Office i
il residence nearly opposite the Mansion House
Commissioner Of lnsoiyents-l-EVIC.F =. FeEsITHE; OF
ee, opposite the Mansion House.
Seaier # Weights and Measures-Wl-IIAM SHOT
WELL; residence, Cadiz.
Corouer--A. c. NIxoE; residence, Hanover.
Surveyor--JAcoB JARVIS; residence c adiz township
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WEIGH; residence, Cadlz
Master Commissioner in ChanceTy; WILLIAM ling
.GY; residence, Cadlz.
Board of School Examiners-WN CrL. GAsroN
J. B. CvaMlAs and Miss +. +. TEoarsoNi residence
Cadiz.
Notaries public-WI111Ax ARNOLD; residence, Ca
liz; RopERT WADE, residence Rarllsviie
COUNTY ooRNlsSIoNEEs.
Luther RowIey; residence, Monroe township.
Elijah Carver; treeport
John YesG Short CIeeS
Regular Meetings, first Monday N March, June
and December, at the Auditors Office
DIRECTORS oF COUNTY INTlRNARY.
John Hayerfeld; residence, Cadiz township.
BENJAMIN Mctadden; Nottingham %
John Conway; Stock
Short Creek township--Joshua Adams, Charles
Warfel and William buchanan.
Greene township--John Ii. Black, Samuel Bell anC
Iaoeb pepnis.
Rumley t6wnship-Thomas Finicum and Freder
ck kimmell.
Moorefeld township--John Umstot, Jacob LAT
ferty and Return NJ. kennedy.
Nottingham tnwnship--Michael Crowl, MichaS
Laird and William Ramsey.
Stock township-Fryer Mckinney, James Evans
and John Cranblett.
North township-James Welch, Abraham F. Cros
kew and William H. Mc(IavrGn
Freeport township--Gcorge b. Smith, J9hn Knox
John Wiikin.
German township--Andrew Lynch and Samuc
Foreman.
William Wilson.
Cadiz townsllip-William Arnold, John Glair
Launceot Hearn aud Samuel Ramsey.
Archer township--Ro5ert Maxwell, Hugh Cavern
and Robert Mckee.
Washington tAwnship--John NJ. Brown and Lem
ucl Carothers.
Franklin nship--Davil Gladman, Jacob Cram
blet and Hiram Norstcll.
Monroe township p--DayI Bowers, Samuel Mack
and Peter Donaldson.
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Real Estate Agency.
T. PHILLIPS & SON,
Dealers in Boots, Shoes, Leather, ETC.,
NAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
CadtZ. OhtO.
F2'eSlA Na'9gyS,

FTNIi,E subscriber is receiving his stock .,tmn.E.
IL OF Spring and Summer DRUes, WHICH VeeeE1z1
have all been selected by himself in the W#H
Eastern cities, and is much the largest
assortment Of the kind ever brought to 9lM<A
this market and in point Of quality price, etc, will
compare with any stock in the country He will sell
as low as any tablishment west of the mountains
for cash or approved country produce. Persons
wishing to purchase any article in the
HOOk OR ID tt UG LINE,
would do well to call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALL.
Cndiz. MAY 10. 1852
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Notice in Attachment

A IL persons interested will take notice that Admu
N Rankin, on the 2nd day Of March, A. ID. 1854.
sued out writ Of attachment from the Clerk's Office
Of the Court Of Common Pleas of Harrison county. IN
the State Of Ohio, against Absalom Pumphrey' for
the sum eight hundred and ninety-nine dollars and
ninety cents which writ has been served and return
ID 2 s-t CHARLES PATTERSON, Clerk.
Scd~ e. Bingham. Attys for Plaintiff.
1853 4e.6t IT,
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ID IBBONS, Embrolderies, Linen Handkerchieis,
II Glovea and Hosiery, an extensive and splendid
variety that must plasc the nsst fasdioue, for sale
1t Lsprl 90 AcFADDEN'S
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1000 BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
NEW GOODS.!!

NHE largest and prettiest stock OF Fall Goods are
l. to be seen AZ VIZ. HoGa Il Cos, where they
think il trouble to show goods that have been pur
chased exclusively for cash, and with great care in
New York and Philadelphia, to which they ask the
attention Of customers and every person desiring to
purchase goods at short profits
ment OF Ready Mnde Clothing, which you will find
ON examination to be much cheaper than purchasing
material and having them made. Call and examin
the stock WIN. HOGG g. CO.
(.adi1 Octnbar 1879
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T EFT for sale with VIM. Hogg and Co., Cook.
IL ing Stoves; also, Coal Stoves g Balloon shape
aud open,) which will be sold very cheap as am
closing my business. DAVID POOL.
Cadiz, April %, 1853
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AnnrITrAN1.E FREE.


MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF NEW GOODS
E SUBSCRIBER has Just received one Of The largest
j and best Selected stock Of Goods eyer brought
10 this market, comprising the greatest variety OF
fashionable wear 10 Be found in this place bis style
OF Dress Goods cannot be surpassed for variety OF
pattern and richness Of figure embracing every va
riety Of Berages, Lawns Tissues, De LANES, silks,
&c, sc. A. II. bUkICH-
DONNETS, a large and beautiful assortment from
II so cents to S5,OJ, at BURTCHS.
DARASOIsS, a large stock, unequalled in style
Il and beauty, from 75 cts Ie S5, al BURICHS.
'GHAWLS, Canton eEsPe aud Lace Shawls splen.
~ did lot trom $40 10 $50, at BURICHS
OUlSE-a new style Of Dress Goods ani the on
IL ly article Of the kind in this market, At
BURTCHS
EMlSLTTS and uNDERSLEEVES, a large
~ a.i ,lendid assortment, and in tact every thing
usun!ir found in Dry Goods house, all OF which
Will e sold as low il not lower than any other house
in this place. A. H. BURTCH.
Cadiz, Chic. April 90, 1853. ..
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SSAAVlIN e..

i Cadiz that | have again taken my old shop on
Market street, directly opposite McCoTmicks 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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Notice.

A T my instance an attachment was this day is
"A sued by Robt. Maxwell, a Justice of the Peace
,of Archer town,hip Harrison county, against the
property and effects Of James Hamilton and John
Mcllwnne absconded debtors. Dated this Goth day
OF April, 1853. LEWIS RYAN.
May 4, 1851.
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HATS AND CAPS.

IN e. J. TAGGART respectfully informs their
-. customers and the public generally, that they
always keep OH hand good stock of Hats of their
own manufacture in addition TO which they have re-
ceiyed very large stock Of hats and caps from the
east, consisting OF fine Mole Skin Hats Of the fall
fashion, fur and wool Kossuth Hats, great variety
of silk plush Caps. Of the latest styles for men and
boys also great variety Of boys and childrens cloth
Caps, which they will sell prices that cannot fail
to satisfy the buyer. d. g.. J. TAGGART,
Cadiz. Sept %, l852-lY
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mo. SCI AN ACT

no. 30 An ACT
70 proside for the digisios Of Fesnshs in.
to Election Precincts
Fee. I. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That it shall
be lhs duty ef The commissiGneys q each
county IN this state, on the presentation Of
.he petitions of the citizens of any township
n their respective counties, signed by ma
Jorfty of the electors in such township pray
Ing for . division oF said township into exec
tacA qrecihcts, to Issue their order for such
division. and appoint therein three good
end iudicioIs fra9holders, and electors Of
said county who shall not BE- residents OF
SSsld tognahiP. naming II said order the time
snd plsce Of meeting Of said ffeeholders,
who being duly sworn. shall, at the time
Ragned in said order, Or within Eve days
thFteaster, proceed to view and divids said
township into elestioa precincts, as near the
prayer Of The petitioners as they May deem
3ast sgd praper; and said fresholders shall,
within ten days, mshe report Of their bro
assdings to the commissioner of The
gonnt9 Issuing said orler; Provided that
gny tTo q the petitiodert. sh sll execute
bond. 70, the Ac 4ptance Of the commission
Sgs payable tc the state Of Ohio. IN the penal
sum of two hundred dollars. conditioned
tor ths payment uf all costs and ezpenses in
ysss he prayer Of uis pc.iopers shall not be
kxfhled,
Ees y u sAss bs the duty d tie CON.
Faissionefa ag theif ue4t regular aeesion after
fscslxing Vie report 81 sssd freehoIdsrs, 70
load she sanie publicly; and there being ,ao
teuamstrante akaiHAt aid division. to 1ids.
Glare said tpNnlhlp Ae Fividsd: bu. If any
twsIse fsehclders, slectors d fsueh township.
shall Tsrnonstrate agaAss said division. then
Aash apnarnissionsFs shall hear and dc.erspin.
ille ssid g1sttsa therein snd make sneh Or
Gak - AZ 4aa Jet such division IS thsy may
ths1k Iasi And proper
81 1h9gEsehDldefa sppointed under
Na Eifse section of this set. shall each nv nv
S3ire as c0Inpensati0n for their services,
~ zasn of one dollar per day Z ID IL pa;id cut
# ths seSpshiR treasury, iqssfaAtsd il said
EAs y Y tesSsAIps vhish
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR
I s ; z

IN view Of the great influx of gold from California
anu the increased facility and prosperity of our enr
tire country, together with our large and mere aE
trade had induced 10 purchase nice, better ad,d
larger stock OF Goods than usual, which We shall with
pleasure show to discrimina ting public; believing
thut the experience of the past will be their guide for
the future, and direct them store with entirc
confidence in our ability to sell good bargains Wo
take pleasure iu showing Goods at all times.
Cadiz April &, ls53-45 WIN l1OGG & co.
WEE are now aeseiving so bbls. Moasscs; so bbls
w Mackerel: bis New Orleans Sugar; Is bags
Coffee, to b. sold very low for cash or trade,
April i, 1858 WM HOGG & co.
Y DOZ. BGNNETs Of every variety at Hogg g.
Cos, and some OF the Gaaest and handsomost silk
bonncts TO be had in town, so the Ladies say.
npsil 6, 1853.
BANANA, Lcghorn, Louis Napoleon, Prince Al.
L. pert and Palm HATS, in endless variety just
opening to be sold cheaper than ever at.
april i, 1858 WIN HOGG & co.'s
+ N Parasols we defy competition. for beauty and
chcapness Call and see them; also WplAtellas.. q
good assortment. WM HOGG & co:
april q, 1853 fr,ar
d UGGEr, Floor and Table Oil Cloth, Carpets.
~ hearth and door Rugs, general stock at
april +, 1883 WM HOGsG 81 cos
DRINTS and Dress Goods of almost cvesy dessripr
i ton and variety to great enunlerate Notwith.
standing the report that Goods higher this year
han last, we are without doubt selling all kinds Of
Goods as cheap, aud many kind Of Dress Goods ac-
ually lower than last year. WIN HCGG e. co
april ., 1853.
A S usual VIC have splendid assortment of Trim.
"A mings Of all kinds. WM HOGG 4 co
april d, 1853
HARDWARE, Saddlery Hardware, House f,Irn.
Ii ishing to be had on the easiest and best terms
ut taprl o. WIN HOGG g. cos
ID S. Summer stuff at wholesale or retail, a room
l. full and at prices little cheaper than last year.
april 6, 1853 WIN H0GG Il GO
SPINNING WHEELS, FIRST rate article, warran.
y ted, and few Artifcials, Tabbs, &C.; call and
look al them (upr6) WIN HOGG Il co.
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moaning ltaZofs,., ....,......,,.,.. 81
All who have boards TO cut or hair To- crop,
Just call on me at my old shop;
Yes, friends, III tell you what 10, de-.
Give me call at Number Two;'s
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
My room is neat, my towels clean.
My scissors sharp, and razors keen,
And everything think you'll find,
10 SUIT the taste and please the mind,
And then move my hand as true,
As any barber e'cr can do,
With rapid touch I'll smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equa grace,
And all that art and skill can do,
Your money will procure for you.
October 8, 1851. LOT WILLIS.
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to me by Note or Book ac
IA CONT, are requested to come without DELAY and
make settlement, MS nm determined to close np al
my old business matters This notice will consid.
er sufficient for all and hem h2t-that won't take
intend to bring. tR. ]. BENNETYF
Cadiz March O. 1889 =