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LOOKING GLASSES

eyei oil, Icu ~ thls market md
at prices 20 defy competition They have hcI.
tire for manufacturing superior 10 aEy this side OF
Chicago and are dcteilmttd 10 put lnelI price
Afthe LOrtH Mork.
In ndhtion TO whni th"vtnanuiacftrr themselves
they are receiving good nrsotffhtsli oi iur;ll'ur~
from ihr most fashionable housesn Chicago, which
,hry vii! sell at Chicago prices adding Tdnsporia-
ton They would call pnrlIcuU attention to the
fact that thry are mixing lh.I,o~n
Bsdsteads,
which enables them TO furnish n cheaper and hsr
Ter article than can be got e.-e~ her, and lhty
will make any size and pntlrrn that may be called
for. orau, oihrrarlce IN the cabinet orupholslefy
line on short notice
Furniture Deli,orsdnnd .r,tp
IN any parl Of the town, aud It It does not give 50
ii.incIIon the money will be refunded They n.o
keep on hand sash and G!ass OF all kinds. They
hope by strict attention to business to receive H.
bcInl share Utpnrouagc.
Undertaking.
They will pay paucuIar attention 10 this husi.
ness C"ilius oi nlNsiZ,s cou-taIty on hand
rsks Nc:alUc Burial cn-rs iuuIthr u cn'''d tor
Persons leaving their order with Ih'In vii be re.
irvrdiron further trouble as ihty rticnj funerals
with hrarsy and tumish catrlUge, II wanted
Nay32 1852 o.. hlGG 4 WATSON
Ncir FtrHiturc Ware Eoom. lSt dOoi H0rih Of
H1sy \ Nipftfs LIIr OHrc, la Sale ST., fffaug
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Meeting OF the Board OF Supervisors.

'HJ, orp' ~ hoo0.
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pr..ar, ts r,i,,r;, s.,
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r, sill. II .I,,-,m T'"!' =,
S,Ii-hrr, HI, - VI
pd.n K,,,La J., n'.s p,rt sme VI W
sinn - - cr',J D.; ", ms
NanI,u.. PAN, ~ Fa,n, IA - VI
G,ov, Sni,h ns H,uca Sm,,h,n c
stafford of yermiJiirn. Wo,, -, n,,,"n,
Vrybt of Nor,hy,ljs ,rd VIII ,r
NM Z r. Thorne. sbsus and : " Rn,,nrt %
Clart '''' ''''"'
There being a quorum prcseb, the bs,,d rro
ce,Ieh /, lr 'inc.. ~
On motion Of n, Grovar n. re,o,, ~, a.,
committee on purchase of Poor Uoass farm W.. M
m adj. In, specIal or,lsr of tia d,v for WaJra..
day.
Hr Cloter offered the follov;n, ,e.o,,,,.,,.
Res lived tba, thi. BOARD ara onnospJ ,n H..
purchase Of n fam for die us. If lho so,,,y
Poor which, On motion, was laid on the ,aLIs tiI
We, ue.dsy.
On motion Of Mr Cullen. the rules of la., co..,
siou were adopted for the eoyegnment of Of ,bs Jp
Board until o theirs are adopted IN thrir ,,.sd
The sqpyrin,endent, Of The Poor Of III, ", Co,,.
try. by Mr.. Jackson. ure.ented tbeir Pro,
which WAS read. and on rnptiou iha raror, ,,,,
accepted.
NJ Glover offered the following ,e,olution
Resolved. that the Sheriff Of /. sail conr.y
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AT7-'E SfGN OF THE EIG COFFEE POT
WE undersigned have entered into pHrtn r'hlp
/ for the purpose of manufacturing IN, sheet
IRON anL copper ware, in ai ot its various bran
ches. They have row on hnnd, and lor sale, n
good assortment OF shelf hardware, stoves and
TN ware and during the next month shall be in
receipt OF n larg' an well assorted stock OF iron,
nails rn,s, aud NIL other articles prop, y hc'ou-
glng to an es ahlsAmrnI Of this Kind They
would cordially invite their acQuanlanccs ard all
Others to give them a call, hoping by srIct attrn.
ness. ~ merit a lair share Of the public patron.
age lhcK.oN \ LoCKwCop.
.ILEsw IAcKsnE. lnl.3 MARn LLcKMnnn.
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The oil Of y. j. Budi COR moary expended
in case the People U.s. lhorne and others, was
;Eken up Ind on motion wa, laid on the table
The b.! Of r Law bury :or services in arrest
ing and conveyin. prisoners TO jail amounting 20
S!5,75, Uas taken up and IN motion it WAS or.
der laal' 70 Ge allowed $500 IN said bill and
he C,e'. ,.rsw his orders for the sane 5000
The committee on Finance reported the fol.
lowing tile correct, and recommended their nj.
losnnce. And on motion, il was ordered tLa.
Ihcy bs allowed, and that ihs Clerk daw his
order IN the Treasury fer the same viz;
Ia ta.Ur ofJoarph Stout coroners act, 1915
Wells Wait, services on Ii.
nance com, md supt poor $500
TIE committee on claims reported back the bill
Of IL. lnnau lor board and refreshments fUrnisb-
I'd Jurors N case peope rs. Scaulon amounting
:" $40 70, ard recommended the allowance Of
slc0 rey Day fJr each juror and officer.
The r''iIoa to concur with the report Of the
committee wac lest
Moved that he be allowed sl,Co per day
amounting to S5s And on motion, il was that
The slrnc BE allowed AMI tina. .he Clerk draw
his orders on the Treasury for the same sSS, 90.
The psupcr bills from Salisbury were prescut.
ed and referred to committee on Equalization
Mr. Glover offered .ha following resolution
which was adopted.
Reso!uGi That the chairman appoint com.
committed OF .hree TO enquire into tia exped,n
cy ot ufsrlng reward for the apprehension Of
persons charged with ielonous o.fsnces'
The chair appointed Mcssrs. Glover, Massey.
and 5. r, Lewis ssid committee.
On motion Board adjourned till 10 o'clock
TO morrow morning.
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DDilrrstiCS.

TllEh hes, assortment oi summer cnssmcres, de.
l Nuns. drills, ticks striped shirting, heavy cot.
tons. blenched goods, crash russed and Scotch
diaper, table linen, napkins, corded shirts, cur.
'on muslin, &c, at ,MHy9R J, W. MILLS,
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.. Thursday, Sep. 10.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present quorum. Reading minutes dis.
rsn'ed with.
~. Levi, moved TO ,econtider the vote take
yesterday on the bill Of II. luDan-- which mo.
ton was carried.
And on motion, il wns oripsed thai he be a,
lowed Sl.ao per day for each juror and officer
Tor four tsys, amounting 70 $40 And that the
clerk draw bis orders on the treasury for the
sapp, 5000
NJ Glover from the committee appointed ut
The last annual session Of this board to make ,e
pors Ia jail sahmit,rd the following report.
which was adopted. 10 wit;
"Ih Ne board Of Supervisors, La Sole eoa'.
~ Sept ls53--lhe Undersigned. appointed by
this board a, its last annual meeting, to supcrin.
tend repairs in jail, submits tho following:
That upsn examination ofthN foundation to the
ball, i wac focnd ,upractiealle TO make tho re
pairs agr. ,SIy to the plan proposed. that 10 con
sequence thereof the undersigned caused a sclid
'oun la.ien about two fee, deep. Of s,cne and co.
mco' ~ DO pot IN at cos, ot $1,000.
Same foundation ,c debtVp room, s.a 90
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4 !. irjVG, StiN~ Hruer md Trmk Ma.
8, ,ifu"rsr, gal Hrriag. Trimmer, corner
,t jvtU lrt ;p'InpIs ,tr'r,., Ottawa III.
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Thursday, Sep 10,


Board met pu.sran. to adjournment.
Pre,eHt Charmon and quorum, Mr. Lew.
Is from the committee ON claims, reported the
following bills correct and recommended their al.
luwance, and on motion 1t was ordered that they
he allowed aud paid ont Of am none ia the Il ea
Jury NOT otherwise appropriated, and that the
,leik draw his orders IT h. same viz.
In favor Of VIM. Stacy for Stationery Sill 90
Judges and Clerks tjr eec.
tOn services, Nov. slgc.
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NTJIiiS y FISEuI, tGco. Il Norris
Y G,n FISHERY Attorneys at Lar y L17d
4 ,etis. OIrpp. M VIII pay prrucular atien'
tion tptnc plyu'nt OF taxes IN my p1rnl l'innis'
prr,ha,ns AMI .~lling Real Estate, lnvc.t'ani,n2
titlr., ,niIeriinr demands buying ani -"lIn' VI
uary L1nl W,rrnnis, and lnr'tinG hem ON me
b,d Ltnis l,r .oilicrs nf others. securing pen
aims ant Al claims rrinst The GOyrrnm ~ -
nFFlG. .-On the southwest corner OF the fdo-
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The report Of Sehoo, Commissioner was pre-
sentcd and read, aud on motion, the tamc was
'creP'rd and referred to the appropriate comGi,
te
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AT ORDINANCE

Established IN coniornlrNwlih an act lurther de-
inning ths powers Ot Tistess Of Townships passed
March the l2th, \. D.. 1888.
Sec J. BE il ordained by The Trustees OF Athens
Township, Harrison Co., Ohio I!a II any person VI
persons sha ssll, yend, give away any spurious
liquors wines or intoxicating drinks oi any Alnd'
qualify o. quantity, Whatever, to any person oT per-
sons lor tie purpose oi tipng or inlsmperance, or
IL any person Or persons shall sell, vend, or giVs
away any spurious liquors, wines, or Intoxicating
drinks vi amy kind quality quantity, 70 any minor
without an order from parent guardian or respecta-
ble practising ply sicicn any person or persons
shall lease, iet tent, hire permit 10 be used as
place ol general resort any dwelling house, shop,
shed, cellar or tenement owned, hGlu or belonging
o him. hsr or them Tor the purpose oi vending, sell
ing or giving away any spurious liquors, wines OF
intoxicating drinks oi any kind, quahly or quantity
whatever, ls purpose of uping or lntempeTahce'
such and every lluNLual so Offending against any
o! tg provisions Ihis ordinance, shau on convlc-
ton thereof bS fined III any sum not less than twen-
" nor more than nifty doiiars including costs, ana
may be Imprisoned III the county Jail not more than
twenty nor less than hive days both at the dlscre-
lion OF the Justice.
roglded, that nothing in this section shall be SO
construed us TO muks unlawful to sell any OF the
aforesaid liquors tor sacrGmenta medicinal or me-
chanical purposes.
see . That this ordinance shall be in force and
take effect from and after the 23rd day OF July, a. D.
1858.
Done this 18th day Of June, A. d. 1858.
ArrESr; James kirkpatrick, Clerk.
JuHN DOWNING, Trustees OF Athens Township
ions MFADDEN, ! Harrison County Ohio.
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County OfJfcerS.

Clerk of the Common Pleas and DlstTlCb touTts--
CHARLES PATTERSON; office IN the iaGile buildings
Sherit-J1MES Bo1p; Office III the jan bullulSs
AUDITOR JoHN SLOAN office, FubiH
Observation-Disclosures HEAKN, - e."
Ireasluer-DAyID HlLBERr
Prosecuting Attorncy-AILENC Z. TURNER; othce IN
lis residence nearly opposite the hlausIoh House.
Commissioner OF lnsUlvents-hErII.l luESlTAL; Of.
ce. opposite the Mansion House.
Suai,'r Of Weights and Measures--W ILIAI SHOT
WELL; residence, CsdlZ
Coroner-A. e. NIXON; residence, Hanover.
Sluyeyor--JACoB JARVIS residences 4 adz township
Aurtioneer-WlLLIAM WEIGH; rcsldcnte, Cadlz.
Master Commissioner in Chaneery; WILLIAM llhG-
EY; residence, GRdH
B,nrd of school ENaminers-NM. CUL. GASToN,
]. B. CrNMNs and Miss l.. f. 1lioAi SoNi Residence,
Cadi2. ..t =,
No,urics Public-WuIIAM ARNoLD residence Ca
liz, ROBERT W ABE, residence haf1i"Vhe.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
l.uthcr Rowey; residence, Monroe township
Ellah Carver freePoIt
In,',, Ynst - Short Greek g
Regular tieetings, first Monday i'll tarch, June
and December, at lle AUDITORS olhce.
DIRECTORS OF COUNTY lNFlRMAEI.
John Iluyertleld; residence, tadiz township.
bcniamin Mctudden; sNoltlii2lah
john Comaway; oloch
JUSTICES OF THE PEAc4.
Short Creek tawnshIp-Joshua ADAMS, Chsrles
Wurtul ald William buchanan.
Greene lownshlp--John ii. Black samuel Zen aha
JACOB Dennis. ~ ,r -,
Rlmey lownship-Thomas Finicum and Freder-
.ck kimniell.
Mooreheld township-John umstot, Jacob Lal-
terty and Re.urn NJ. Kennedy.
Nottingham townshp-Mlchael Crowi, Michael
Laird ana William Ramsey
Stock townshlp-lryur Mckinney, James Evans
and John CraMDlett.
North township--Jamcs Welch, Abraham +. Cros-
kew and William Ii. McGavran.
frceport township--tieorge b. Smith, John knox.
John Wilkin.
German lownship-Andrew Lynch and Samuel
Foreman.
Athens township--Hancs Dunlap, John Bethel and
William Wilson.
Cadlz towaship--.William Arnold, John Blair,
Launcolot tiearn and Samuel Ramsey.
Archer tuwnslip--k"ber Maxwell, hugh cavern
and Robert Mckee.
Washington t,wnship-John NJ. Brown and Lem
uel Carotlcrs.
f'ranls!in township--David Gladmsn, Jacob Cram
blett and liiran Worstcll.
Monroe township-David Bowers, Samuel Mack
and Peter Donaldson.
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CARRIAGE, WAGON & BUGGY


sO0n PIECES OF PRINTS, all colors, and prices
1UU from ia cts. up to %, at Wood & 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 WOOD g. SMITH.
Thibt and Silk Shawls, good stock a splendid
assortment of Silk Handkerchiefs 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. .Parasols, Parasoletts and Sun Shades
Umberellas, by the cart load Carpet Sacks, various
qualities and prices, at WOOD a. 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 a. SMITHS. \
Queensware and Glassware, good stock, at
WOOD a. SMITHS.
Wall and Window Paper, at WOOD x SMITHS
Spinning Wheels, Davis make,) warranted to be
first rate Coffee Mills, good article, at
WOOD a. SMITHS.
Groceries-Tea, Coffee, Sugar and MoIasses, &c,
&C., at WOOD & SMITHS.
A good assortment Of Schools Books constantly on
hand at WOOD a. SMITHS. NJ
Brown and Bleached Muslin, all qualities and
prices at WOOD g. SMITHS. s.
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 g. SMITHS.
10 600 feet Of Oak and Poplar Boards and scant-
ing; also, Oak Shingles OF the Lumber Yard of
I3S WOOD & SMITH
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NEW CHINA
GLASS nMd NWcemsMns" SiOr'

dGliaSs iRMd RMcensN ;dC SiOFc,
No. 29, MONROE STREET, WALEMNG, VIRGINIA
TTIIE subscribers respectfully give notice that they
L. have imported direct from the manufacturers,
large and complete stock OF the above WARE togeth.
er with all assortment OF MANTLE ORNAMENTS and
FANCY GOODS, some OF which are OF exquisite taste
and beauty. Iron, Stone, China, and Porcelain
Breakfast pinnar, Tea and Toilet Ware of an entire
new pattern; solar and LGnd Lamps and Lanterns OF
We shall at all times keep as complete an assort-
ment of Common Ware on hand, for the city and
country trade, be found at any other store in
the West and by giving personal attention To re-
packing the same, convince all who may favor US
with thcir patronage that they cannot do better al
Sny other establishment in the country.
HOBBS, BARNES & Co,
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Wheeling, Va.
January 7, lSj2-tt
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Harlem Springs.

TTNHIS fine Watering rlace Il now open for the re-.
II ception Of visitors Numerous and important
last season; and the Proprietor fattcrs himself that
he Is inlly prepared to entertain those who NAV visit
tho Springs, In q Inannerhntifely satisfactory
HowARp's SPLENDID MIX HACK will run from Cadiz
% Harlem twice every week. Charges, as hereto
i0Fe, viii be moderate K
yuns -, 1853 a. JOHN HILBERT.
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SHoTWELL & CRARR

a D. and SUMMER GOODS, among which is Silks.'
Slik lishea, Berages, Bru.e-de. Laines, all Wool
DetalIies Lawns, uinghanls Prints, Bonnet Rib
Dohs, Lace, tInges Mitas, Gloves, Hosiery, Cloths
CIsslmnres, FestIngs, Summer Goods ror Pants, be-
side almost all kinds OF Goods keut m sror, ibi.
countryi bought at late season and OF course az
ioWer prices than those that bought curly, all OF
Whl;h viii be sold very low prices for cash or
hlefcnahtaDc produce. Ladies' and Gentlemen call
ana sec our stock and we warrant you will buy
some al least. Cadiz, May 1, 1853.
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The way we do it,

Is tobuy with the cash, which enable us always to
get Goods cheaper than the credit system, las the
seller has risk to rum, and often far cheaper and
thus we are able to sell many styles Of goods at
good profit less than time buyers pay for theirs We
have now in Store many Jobs of Dress Goods Bon
nets, Hosiery Hdkf &c, bought in this way, which
We are daiy,sellng cheaper than yon ever saw them
Hosiery 6jG--Gloves do Silk Hdkf, I2{ good wide
Lawns, 6il, Barcges, De Lains I24 Dress Silks
37k cts. to $780, etc. word to tae wise is sufic-
ent, STONE 81 THOMAS
ia Main St. Wheeling, Va
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A New Supply Of Ready-Made
CLOTHING.

TTNilE undersigned take Pleas.-e n announcing 10
L tbeif old cusi0niors and the puhiie generally,
inst ihsir stock VI Spring and summer READY +.
MADE ClUthING Is u0w complete. liicy were
purchased under advantageous circumstances, which
will enable them 70 oder such bargains cannot
fail satisfy purchasers.
Their stock consists, in part, Of tine Dress frock
and sack Coats tne Cloth and Cashmere Pants, hne
Satin Cloih and Fancy Vests, very large aud we'll
selected stock Of summer Coats and Pants OF every
vuriety sizs and price Shirts Shirt Collars, Cruyats,
Neck .ius, &c, SC. Iey have paid particular at
trniion 10 the selection OF their stock oi Hats which
consists OF every variety, from the finest Motesn
down 10 the Rough and Ready, and all intermediate
gTades-zll Of which they determined ~ sell al
= very small advance on their original cost.
All their goods we're made 10 order, and eonse-
quenty they have no hesitation in waTTantng them
neatly and substantially made.
Give US call al our store Main street. opposite
tbs Public Square, two doors north OF Beails Store,
where we Will At all times be found ready, viii
ling and waiting 10 iii you out from top to bottom
lboots exceptedl and dress you IN st not TO be
suesrsd Al BY the most iassidiOus.
j. +. JOHNSON s. co.
Cadn, May k2 iS53-ly
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re1n he rsz .sd- -HSnss!
LILY VANCE


1wies twenty ysarshsvs come and sOas
eiDss Lii vsnes sndI
'ons sysuing took quissstrsl.
4 Bonsash quist shy;
We loiisred in = shady grove.
And By the purlins rill,
eTs stood bsaids the waterfall
. Clos % Tie ruizsd mill.
knownos why our foOGsseps lei
To thai deserted SPOT
: / aia not esrs-lwith Lilly VAHss
1'hs world was an'iorgo;l;
did Dor care whatpaih Ne took.
ssshs washy my SIDE,
Fss Lily yluss-isaS Lily FSnes-7
lhopsi sc'rnAks MY br.asl
IsOoS hsrliitls hand in nina,
And whihpsrsa IN bsr ear
J q know nbi why spoke 80 low,
I'm ssfe no one was near; =
1 Whispered In her listening ear,
And sail. Sweet LILY Vance,
III give % thssny hsari and hana
: FSrSnstiad, loving slansO'"
> sffas
bow usubled thea that lilIls hand.
Which sill held in mine,
And Lily Vance sh, Lily Vance.
hsw bsar that heart OF thine;
= Whan. by the mill and by the stream,
And BY lhs wGaeriaIl,
!. who had loved, 81 foadly loved
first Iarol 10 tell ths all.
) tt. .Ns
H5w .bss ! losed--h0w. much did isvs--
Ana when that love bsgal,
iAoSs brlsdd thou wsft far more thsn snsii
Ers ytywas priEsd by Dsn!
All Lily Vance. 10 sIill thy heart,
4 drew tiise 10 my 81 lea .
and thus woosd thee, Lily Vases,
To be my busting BRIDE.
And though twice twenty years have pRSGd
Since Lily Vance and |
" snt forth to take that quiet STROLL
bensash the qu:es sky,
lstill recall with,joy there ''
i asked her to BE- ruiae,
And in bright fancy hear sgSin
The answer lam thinel"
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Noticc.

Proposals will be received, at the Office off Dew
i ey, Esq, in Cadiz or supplying Cross Ties Tor
the Cadiz branch OF the SteuDenyllls and Indiana
Rail Road.
Information in regard to the number, quantity,
quality and size OF the Gross ties will be supplied ON
application to j. ii. Davis, Assistant Engineer in
charge OF the Cadiz Branch, or to Z. Dewey ESQ.
j. SDEkt l1k, Jr.
Chief Engineer
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'ANcY SOAPS PERTUEzRirs etc, a large sssor,-
4 m, hlenI ~ i9r sale cheap by ,, - J. BEALL.-
M ASoN's ORIGINAL CHALLENGE BI.cxrre l,r,s
4'I and fresh supply for sale cheap Iy =
aplll y, lo'S ri JOHN BEALL.
NJ HlIE, Red and Black Lead; Lipseea. OH.
w Lacker' lurpentine ctcsr q fresh and larfa
supply,at taprIl 20, 1853 JOHN BEALL'S't
INkS--Amold's Hover's, Harrison's Norriso,,.
Blocksoms, &c., large and small bottles. a'ffns
supply cheapby (apr 20, 'i3l J. BEALL..
.STEEL PENS, large and fine assortment yari.
~ Gus brands, cheap at JOHN BEALLTS,
SAND PAPER, prime eastern article, and n
~ large assortment by tapr2O, '5S) j. BEALL. ;
{ HAP, Letter, Note aud fancy Papers, States. Pen.
- clls, etc, ETC., for sale cheap by c,u n
april 20, 1883. JOHN BEAIL
f tAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kind.
~ and qualities, q large supply, at
may 4, 1858 JOHN BEALL,S.
INV ELOPES, Plain and Fancy, a new suppy.
IA cheap at tmay 4, 'J3) ]. BEALLS.
&NCOICH, RAPPEE and MACCOWBA SNUFF.
~ fresh supply, tor safe al }4Lit3 :
may L., 1888 JOHN BEhJL,s
Gkn LES. Venitian Red Eng, Just received and
wv for sale cheap al JOHN BEALLS. :
may 4 1853
lOO( LBS EPSON and Glaaber, SALTS, a
VU PRIME white article Tor sale choapat
ma! =, 1923 JUlfN BEALL'S.
Ray RUM, fine article for BARRIERS use. for sails
- by tmay i, 1883 JOHN BEALL. -
{ANARY Seed and Cutie Fish Bone, new sun.
~ ply cheap 1T tmay 4, 53) JNU BEALLIS.
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FRESH BEEF.

VIE Subscribers would respectfully inform the
A citizens OF Cadiz and surrounding country, thar
they intend to have at the Market House, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings, Il largs
supply OF good young iat fresh Beef, &C. Which they
" III sell as cheap it po sibly can be sold tor
NO choice cuts saved Tor any person. First come,
hrst served" BOYD FORBES,
JOSEPH CArSIACk
Cndiz Ohio, April 30, 1883 .30-lf ,DI
+. ,, We viii always pay the highest Marks
price, in cash. Tor good young fat cattle Fac
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F9RSRs E2.aSOs,

TIME subscriber is receiving his stock E
L OF Spring and Summer DRuGs, which
have all been selected by hmselfin the VK
Eastern cities, and is much the largest &
assortment OF the kind ever brought to
this Market and in point Of quality price. etc yI
compare with any stock in the country He will sell
as low as any establishment west Of the mountains
tor cash or approved country produce Persons.
wishing to purchase any article in the @ N &
Hook OR LUG LINE, NJ
would do well to call and examine his stock before
purchasing e elsewhere. JOHN BEALL.
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WE have received this day lurgo assortment OF
w Nails OF all Sizes whicn we will sell very low,
also superior lot OF Hoes which cant be beat Call
.lune u. in5y. BIG PADDOCK.
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Saddlers, Hard Ware and Coach
Trinminps

Eust opened, very large assortment of saddIers
- Hard ware and Coach trimmings Coach and
Leather VarnlsIl, Buggy BOWS IIubbs, Spoke, Eel.
lows, Cnrrige md Fire Bolts, Maleable Irons, Pat
ent and enamelod Leather, and every thing used in
this business to which invite the attention of the
Public, the Old Siaad l53 Main st.
JOHN KNOTE,
Wheeling, Va. May II, ls53..ly.