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ARRIvALoF THE HUMBOLDT.

NEW \ oRK, June II.
The Humbolt arrived at 8 p NJ. Floul
&nd wheat brisk, 2sSd advance ON wheat
ssod on flour. Corn neglected.
The French fleet arrived in Reseca Bay
Russian fcrces marching towards Moldavi
And Malacha, forcing marches from Warsaw
10 Bess Arabia. The Egyptian aeet and ar
gmy of 5000 men are proceeding to the sup
port of the Sultan. The Tarcoman CHIEFS
9Here i 90, 900 men. The mediation in Aus
tria and Prussia was spokeR Of.
q Count Messe brode had arrived in London
with dispatches.
A letter dispatched to the London Times
states that the Emperor Of Russia had dis
patched a courier to Constantinople, with a
demand that Medchikof's last proposal
shonld be accepted by the Porte within 8
days
Breadstuffs in the london market consid-
,erably advanced and very firm. Richard :
sons circular qnotes State flour at less lnqul'
ry after Tuesday. Philadelphia and BaIti-
more -four was selling moderately at I'd ad'
vance over Frinay. Corn unchanged.
Fine qualities of Wheat realizing over Fri
day. some otner circulars qhoto ~ou au
vance on the weeks arrivals of breadstutis.
Keog Sader has withdrawn the ratlica-
tipn of the Zovereia treaty to exchange
Berlin, but still though peace would be pre-
served, but further developments are anxl-
ously looked for.
The income tax bill passed the House of
Commons.
The subject in relation to the imprison-
ment of colored British subjects in South
Carolina was about teing brought before
Parliament.
The exports Of the Kingdom during the
month of May exceed those OF last, for the
same month, two millions and quarter
pounds.
The London money market is improv-
ed
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IsE D.!
Youth and Manhood.

Il Vigorous Life, or a Premature Death.
KIEKELIN ON SELf-PREsERvArIoX-OxL IS CENTS.
This Book just published is filled with us ful in
formation, the infirmities and diseases If the
Generatye Organs. Ii addresses itself aik to
YOUTH Manhood and Old age, and should be r, ad
by ALL
The valuable advice and impressive warning it
gives will prevent years of misery and suffering
and save annually Thousands of Lives.
Parents by reading it will learn how to prevent
the destruction of their children.
"A remittance OF % cents, enclosed in a letter.
addressed 10 Dr. KINKELIN, n. w. corner of Third
and Union streets, between Spruce and Zine, Phila-
delphia, will ensure book under envelope per re-
turn of mail
Persons at distance may addrsss DR.. X. by let
ter, tpost-paid,l and be cured Mt home.
Packages OF Medicines, Directions, &c. forward
ed by sending remittance, and put up secure from
damage or curiosity.
Booksellers News Agents, Pedlers Canvassers
and all Others supplied with the above work at very
low rates. May Is, lS53-ly
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Eg-A female teacher of a school on the
banks af quiet English stream, once wish
ed to communicate to her pupils an Idea
o.faith While she was trying to explain
the meaning ofthe word, small covered
boat glided in sight along the stream
Seeing upon the incident for illustration, she
exclaimed.
If | were to tell you that there is leg
ofmutton in that boat, you would believe
me. would YOU not, even without seeing il
yourself?
eyes nam, replied the scholars,
swell, thai is faith, said the school mis-
teress.
The next day, in order to test their rec.
collection of the lesson, she inquired.
What is faith.
.iLeg Of mutton in boat was the answer
shouted from all parts Of the school room
ALL FooLs.--"I thought YOU were borr
on.the first of April! said benedict te
his lovely wife who had mentioned the TWEEN
ty-frst as her birthday.
"Most people mightthink SO, she replied
''from the choice ! made of husband.
GENTLE HMT--A county editor invites
the attention Of delinquent subscriber
70 the 9th chapter Of Luke, aud els
verse.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS parents who use Vermi
fuge composed ofCastOr OIL Caomel, etc, are not a.
ware that, while they appear to benefit the patient
they are actually laying the foundations fora series
ofdiseases such Salvation, Loss OF Sight, Weak
ness OF Limbs etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
of HOBENSACK'S MEDICINES, to which we ask
the attention of all directly interested in their own
well as their ehildrens health. In Liver Complaints
and all disorders arising from those OF bilious type
should make use of the only genuine medicine, Ho-
bensack's Liver Pills.
Be not deceived, but ask for Hobensacl's Worm Sy-
rup and Liver Pills and observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor, J. N. Hobonsack, as none
else is genuine.
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500

ToRDS OF BARK wanted, for which the highoa
" market price will be paid.
We have now on hand and always keep large
we offer to sell ON the most accommodating terms.
Weare always ready 10 purchase, at the highest
market price, Hides, Skins, and Leather in the rough
We have also on hand large assortment Of Cur.
riers' Tools and Oil, which we offer low to Tannerl
and Curriers'.
We beg leave to call the attention of all to our
superior qualities of Leaher, as we uter ourselves
we can furnish superior article, one that will beal
comparison with any ever offered in this country
We can be found at the old stand ,.in Cadz:
GE0RGE& M0REX,
May II, 1888,
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following ac-
In counts have been filed in the Probate Court Of
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement.
The final account of Robert Paxton, administrator
Of the estate of Margaret Paxton de( eased.
The final account Of Robert and Henry H. Paxton
OF the last will and testament Of John Paxton, de-
ceased
The account of Michael CqnaYay and William
Henderson, as executors Of the win of George Nc
Kinney, Sr., deceased.
And that the same will be seyerally examined and
passed upon BY the undersigned on the 18th day Of
July next B. w. VEIRS, Probate Judge.
June Is, 1883
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"MAN KNOW THYsELF."
An Invaluable Book for IS Cents

An Invaluable Book for rs Cents.
'EV cry FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A COPY
PnnnCOPIES sold IN less ihan three months
OUOO A new edition, revised sisd inipfOves
Just issued.
the Aiiiicted-COntaIniny an outline vi the ougiu,
progress, treatment and cure OF every form VI dsease
contacted b. pf0Hiseuous sexual ihiefeo grse, b
se-abuse, BY sexual excess, with, with advice ior
heir prevention, written in iamIiiaT style avoiding
all medical technicanes and every thng ihal S0uid
offend the of decency, from Tie resI4t oi sOnl0
twenty years successful practice, exclusively devO-
ted to Is vurc ot diseases Vi defeats OF pTHais
nature,
To which is added, receipts for the cure Of thu
above diseases, anu treatlse on the causes, synp-
toms and cure Oi lne Fever and Ague, Tor i~vnty
csnis copy; six copies dollar; will be FORWARDED
10 any part OF the United states, by mail, tree =
lostage.' Address, postage pad, Nosdeh a u.
tdblishers or box ly6, Post Oihce, fhiiadelphiH
rhis is without exception, the most conprenen.
siye lad inelligbe WORK published on the class VI
DISEASES vi which il treats. Avoiding All ieeiiileaf
term it addresses itself 10 the reason o Its readers
Ii Is nee l-om all Objectionable matter, and no pa
rent howe, er fastdious, can object placing II Ia
the hands of MS sons. lhe author has devoted ma
ny wears To the treatment Ot the various conplOints
treated OIL and ''wlth too little breath 70 pub" and
ITO little presumption TO impose he mas offered %
the world at the merely nominal price VI - cents,
the irulte o some twenty year, most successful prae-
Uce.n-HERALD.
''Nu teacher parent should be without the knowl.
edge impaired in this invaluable work. 1t would
save years Of pain modification and sorrow 10 the
youth under tner charge "-PEoPLE's ADVOCATE
A Presbyteria clergymen in Ohio IN writing ol
Hunters Medical NIanual,n says !" Thousands
NJ ON thousands OF our youth, by evil example apS
tie influence OF the PASSIONS have been led into ths
hnbi of set-pouIOn without realizing the sin and
tearfuI consequences upon themselves and Their
posterl " The constitu lions OF thousands who are
raising l. miles have been enteebled, If not hrokee
down ano they do not know the cause or the cure.
Any thing hat can be done 80 TO enlighten and in'
Husnce tie D bc mind to check, and ultimately
10 remove ths widespread source OF human wretcn'
edness, would pher the greatest blessing next =
the religion Of Js es Christ, on the present and com
inv generations 'ntemperance (or the use OF IN
toScating drinks) though it has slain thousands ur-
OH thousands, is not greater scourge to the humaa
sace. Accept my thanks on behalf OF the afflc'ua,
and. believe me, your c1-worker in the good ~ofh
you are SO actively engaged in
One copy will be- forwarded (securely envelopes
and postage pud ON receipt OF 2o cents or SIX copies
for 81. Address, COSDEN & CO, Publishers, Box
1876 Philadelphia
Booksellers Canvassers and Book Agents. sup
piled on the most liberal terms.
May Is, ls53-ly
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Passed by the Trustees Of Stock townships Harrison
county, Ohio.
SEC. /. An ordinance is hereby ordered and ii.
acted by the Taustees OF Stock township Harrison
county, Ohio, That any and every Individual whef-
ever found guilty Of keeping house or houses,
shop or store any other place " or places Of hnb.
ltunl resort for tipping or intempeFance, shall on
convi ction, be fined before any justice OF the peacs
OF said township other officer having legal uria-
dicton, in any sum not exceeding fifty dallars nor
less than twenty dollars, and be confined IN the
county jail for any timenot exceeding twenty days
nor less than ten days, in accordance with the pk1
visions ot law passed March 10, 1883, by the LIS
gisature OF this State.
SEC, 2. And be il further ordained and enacted
by the Trustees Of Stock township aforesaid, thns
any person persons known be guilty OF selling,
vending, or dsposing OF ardent spirits IN any way
tor intemperate purposes upon conviction, shall be
fined before any justice Of the peace or any othcF
officers having legal jurisdiction in any sum no
exceeding fifty dollars nor less than twenty d0IIafa
ArrEsTi r. Mckinney, Clerk. s
VIM. Patterson, ,rs.......
G.. w. Downs, itAssess,
Stock township, HARRISON county, Ohio MAys7. 1850.
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The Wav we do it.

Ine way we 90 IL,
Is TO buy with the cash, which enable MS always to
get Goods cheaper than the credit system, (as the
seller has risk runl and often far cheaper and
thus we are able TO sell many styles OF goods at u
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
are daily selling cheaper than you ever saw them
before, To wit Linen Hdkf.--6A. Gents g. Ladies'
Hosiery 6i4 Gloves do silk Hdkf, l21a good wide
Lawns, Ga Bareges, De Lains 1871. Dress Silks
37Ia cts to 81 90, ec. word TO the wise is sufc-
ent STONE x THOMAS
ia Main St, Wheeling, Va,
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AMERICAN HOUSE a,
Corner of Marketand Ohio Streets,
GsGssiX, Ohio,

TAMES CADY would respectfully inform the
j travelling public that he has leased the above
named House for term OF years, and having
thoroughly repard every part of it, is prepared
to accommodate the travelling public upon the very
best terms. The House is pleasantly situated, and
is conveniently arranged for the comfort of travel
ters.
His TABLE will always be well supplied with
the best the market,alords.
His Stabing is large, sufficient to accommodate
at least seventy five horses, and will always be sup
piled with sufficient of Proyender, and attended by
careful and obliging Ostler.
He respectfully soIcits a share of public patron
age as he will endeavor to please all who call with
him.
BOARDERS taken by the day, week, month or
year.
Cadiz, O., May l9, lS53.-tf.
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Notice in Atracnment.

A Ill persons interested will take notice that John
IN Beall on the 18th day of April, A. d. 1853 sued
out writ of attachment from the Clerks othce
the Court OF Common Pleas of Harrison county, in
the State OF Ohio, against George Bancroft, for the
sum Of two hundreds dollars, which writ has been
served and eturned.
Attest; CHARLES PATTERSON, Clctk,
Bostwick & Peppard, Attys for Plaintiff
April 20, ls53-50-6w
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Land for Sale.

TTFIE subscriber cllerslor sale GAO acres ofand w..
l. ing in section No. !. Green tOwnseip, Hooking
houses. About four acres are cleared at each cabin
The land is well tinbered, large quantity Of il be-
ing poplar. There isplenty of stone coal and iron
ore on the land Suidland lies miles from Logan,
one mile from the Iron Furnace, and one half mile
Joseph Wolf living Ia miles from the land, or the
subscriber living near Cadiz Harrison county, Ohio.
june 10 1888. SAMUEL HINES.
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Road Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the Commissioner
at their March Session levied for road purposes a
tax OF 1--WE cents on each huered dollars of the val
uation ohe taxable property ofthe county which tax
may be discharged by labor on the pabic highways
at The rate Of one dour per day under tho direction
ri the supervisors o the respective disicIs, before
he lei day OF November
JOHN SLOAN, Apditor, Ebarqson eo., O.
Cadiz, Ma y 20ti, 1855,
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Valuable Property for Sale.

The subscriber wishes to sell at private sale, his
house and lot in Paris, Washington county, Pa. Tho
house is a two story frame, Al by %, with good
we'll of water attached to it. There is good black
smith shop on the lot Any person wishing to pur-
chase can apply to John Mccullough, Esq, in Flor
ence, Washington, county, Pa, or the subscriber iv
ing in Cadiz. HENRY MILLER.
June o. 1858.
Washington Pa, Examiner publish the above to
he amount Of 81, and sen bbI to this office.
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Serious Outrage-Two Persons
Shot.

Report says that on Saturday evening last,
at Millwood, in ibis county, Miss Kelley, at
the request of her mother, WHO was lying
,vely low with consumption, went ir quest OF
her brother, DR.. Kelley; and learning that
he was at George Butlar's Grocery, went in
there, and endeavored to persuade him to re-
turn home. He. brother not complying, she
persisted in her entreaties, and received abu-
sive worns from Butler, who at length threat
ened to shoot her if she did not leave. She
then, probably irtated, threw stone or
brick bat and broke the window, or bottle
we are not sure which probably both. But
ler then pursued her, as she fed. and fred
four shots at her with q revolver, two of
which did not take effect on any one; one
missing her hit Dr. Moffatt (who was sit
ting near the door, across the street, ia his
thigh, and one hit Miss Kelley in her hip:
She then resoutely returned and demolished
the bottles and glasses, ard then tainted from
pain and exhaustation. The Surgeons cal
led, did not succeed, in either case, IN extri
eating the balls, which having penetrated
deep y eluded the search of the probe.
The foregoing account of the outrage
comes to US as the purport Of Miss Keley's
statement who we are told bears an excel
lent character. Butler was arrested and re-
cognized to appear at court. We set this
down as one more urgent appeal for the
Maine Law.--M Pernon Vtsitor.
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Now Come On.

WE have received this day large assortment of
w Nails of aiI sizes, which we will sell very low
also superior lot OF Hoes which cant be boat Call
soon, as they are going fast at the.
June Is 1858. BIG PADDOCK.
DICK Hatcnett, Maddox, Hammer and Axe Han
IL dies, splendid article, at the
Jnne Is, 1853. BIG PADDOCK.
GRIND STONE Hangings Tea Kettles, Flat
VI Irons, Brace and Bits, all kinds Dog Chains
and Rakes, can be had very cheap at the
June l5 1853. BIG PADDOCK.
II AND AXES, Spirit Levels, Foot Adzes, Hand
L. j. Saws, etc, etc, superb article, ''never was
better in the town " Call soon at the
June Ii, 1853 BIG PADDOCK.
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AFFLICTED READ!!!
FHfLAnELFHIA-
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MEDICAL HOUSE.
Established Is years ago, by Dr. Kinkelin, y. Y.
corner Of hird and Union streets, between
Spruce and Pine sis., Philadephia
EIGHTEEN years OF extensive and uninierTup.
ed practice spent IN this city, have rendered Dr. n
the most expert and successful practitioner far and
near in the treatment OF all diseases ol private na-
ture. Persons afflicted with ulcers upon the body,
throat or legs pains in the head or bones mercurll
structures, gravel, disease arising from
yoL thlul excesses impurities Of the blood where
by ths constitution has become enieebled, are all
treated with success.
He who places himself under the care Of DR.. h,
may religious coniide in his honor as gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his skill as physician.
TAKE I'4IE'sECULAIE NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by u
certain practice in iulged in-a habit frequently
learned from evil coh'Ulnions or nj school; the ell
ec!s Of which are nigh 'ly felt, even when asleep,
and destroy both mind and body, should apply inI-
mediatey Weakness AN constitutional debility,
loss of muscular energy, ply scal lassiude aud gem
eral prostrallon, irritabiiIy aid all nervous aztec
iions, indigestion, sluggishne.'s OF the liver, and
every disease IN any way connet ted with the dis
der OF the provocative functions ed, and tul Ygor
restored.
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9Th Of July Celebration.

There will be Grand National Celebration at the
Springs on the 4th day of July Three excellent
Brass Bands will be in attendance to make the air
vocal with their thrilling strains The proprietor
takes pleasure in announcing that WILLIAM G. Gas
TON, EsP., of Caez, among others, has consented to
be present. and deliver an GRAFTON befttng the day
we celebrate
Come one, come a and let u.s. as Americans, com
memorate in an appropriate manner, the natal day of
American Independence,
June %, 1853 JOHN HILBERT.
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I. 0. 0. f. The procession at Morris
town was larger than was expected, under
the circumstances. There was also a very
large attendance of citizens, and many ladies
favored us with their presence. They pro-
ceeded to the grove at the east end of town,
where the auence listened to an address by
Bro. w. G. GAsToy, which did credit to
him as m Orator, Man, and an Odd Eel
low. The best order prevailed, among the
vast multitude, we did not see one who ap-
peared to be under the influence of tile ar
demi. The Cadlz Brass Band was in atten.
dance, and the charms Of their excellent
Music added to the interest ofthe OCCASION
Bel. Chron.
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Vat you make dare? hastily enquired q
l'utchmanof his daughter who was being
kissed very clamorourly.
0hnot much Just courtinga little dat's
all.
Ohio dat's oil hol py tam, thought you
yssyigdng.
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TIME subscriber very thankful for past favors would
i respectfully inform his old customers and the pub
lie generally, that he has now on hand most splen
Leather, Calf Skins, Morocco Iining and Binding,
Skins, Nails, ThIead and almost every article in his
line.
Also Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gum Over Shoes,
Mems Buffalo Over Shoes all of asuperior style, and
will be sold on very moderateprofts tor Cash. Hides,
or almost any kind of merchuntable Produce.
SAMUEL SLEMMONS.
N, B.-Persons knowing themselves indebted eth
er by Note or Book account, of long standing will
please call and settle up, short settlements make
long friends, and i'll some cases save costs.
CadiZ March TO- 1852 S. S.
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5000 CEItCULAe'RUN
-FOUR THOUSAND IN THE SOUTH AND WEST.
VIM. w. Reilly & Co.'S.

DIRECTORY FOR THE STATE OF OHIO, FOR 1858.
This work, similar to the published for New
Ork, Is designed to contain the name, business and
post ONCE address OF every active business man in
me state OF Ohio together with list OF professional.
Bile mem list OF the public officers, banks, &c. 1t
will be compiled from each township throughout
the state carefully, that it may be full and COM
plee and all the information it contains may be re-
lied on.
In the body of the work, the counties and different
kinds OF business will have separate alphabetical
arrangement that the subscriber, upon referring
to the work, can ut once, through the business
in which he is interested by commencing at the first
county, Enthusiastically III the state and so follow
through so that each subscriber has before him the
ENTIRE LIST of the particular class in whchhe is in
terested i'll the state.
This work will be channel, through the medium
OF circulars, by which subscribers can bring their
business tlrm and such other information as they
may desire, before every business throughout the
states they having before them, in our work a most
perfect list OF the NAME, business and location Of all
who are interested in his business i'll the third state
OF the Union.
The work will be issued as soon as the matter is
colected-say from sixty to ninety days from date.
Subscriptions TWO dollars per copy, payable dev-
ry:,,.
There will be attached to the work an advertising
directory each card to be paid for in proportion to the
space occupied An index will show the name OF
the advertiser character of his business and page on
which his card will be found. AS they will have q
very large circulation West and South, no better
medium present itself for the Western man to adj
Vertise his business as above.
&f- The reader will observe that this work will
not only be Directory containing the names of the
business men OF Cincinnati but also OF Hamilton,
Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland, Sandusly, Xenia,
Troy, Piqua, Portsmouth, Marietta, Gainesville,
Steubenville, WesviIle, IllIin, Springtied Gaipo-
lis, Cadiz, lronton, New Richmond, kpley-togeth-
er with every other town and village in the state
Cards inserted from SO TO S25, according to the
space occupied.
93- Office No. 90 Art Union Buildings.
VIM W. REILLY & co,
CNCiNNATI March, '53 PROpRrToRs
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wwby are country girls cheeks like
French calico?
Because they a:e warranted to wash and
retain color.
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T. PHILLIPS G. SON.

MANUFACTURERS of boots and Shoes and
lyl dealers in Trunks and TRAVELLING sacks, Mo-
roco g. kid-skins lining and binding do Peggs
Nails thread and shoe-lindings generaly, keep
stanty for sale an OF the above articles
at their old stand opposite the Public Offices Cadz, %
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YUM MAhNEI.
Flour, State 4,56@4,75; Ohio 4,62@4,
IS; Southern 5,O6@5,l8 firm.
Wheat, Western 1,2l@2; Genessee 1888,
fair.
Corn, mixed 64; yellow G51.
Mess Beef 1875.
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Harlem Springs,

TTNH1S fine watering place is now open for the re-
l. ception Of visitors. Numerous and important
additions and Improvements have been made since
last season; and the Proprietor tatters himself that
he is fully prepared to entertain those who may visit
the Springs, In manner entirely satisfactory.
HowARD'S SPLENDID New HACK will run from Cadiz
to Harlem twice every week. Charges, as hereto
fnra will ha unndarpta