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SHOES. LEATHER. &c,

TNIiE SUBSCRIBER, very thankful for past fuvors would
l. respectfully inform his old customers and the pub
lie generally, that he has nowaon hand a most splen-
did assortment of Boots and Shoes, Sole and Upper
Leather Calf Skins, Morocco Lining and Bindiha,
Skins, Nails, ThIead; end almostev6ry article in II.
line. a. a ' .H g'aa
ALSO Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gum Over Shoes,
Mems Buffalo Over Shoes, all of a~snperior style, and
will be sold on vory moderate profits for Cash, fIides,
or almost any kind OF merchantablo Produce.
SAMUEL SLEMM0NS.
n. B.-Persons knowing themselves indebted eth
or by Note or Book account of n long standing, will
long friends, and In sone cases save costs, "
Cadiz, March TO-, 1885,. sa. lisa 81 ..sg .M s. S.
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D9'9gOS EsaeG GjEEeN&C5aseS
r IT. PATTERSON

No. 80, MONROE STREET, WHEELING, VIRGINIA.
X EEPS constantly on hand large supply otmad.
IAdcr, Indigo, Lpgwood; copperas, yenidan red,
green and yellow cirotnes,red4oad Spanish brown,
blue vitriol, white lead, whiting, l~itharge, varnish,
turpentiue, Rnseed oil paint brushes, VIII re-wabh
brushes, sash fools, etc. #.A3 vi 8
Sub carb, soda, sa%leratus, cream tartar, epson and
glauber salts, nutmegs, cloves, ginger, mace, Pepper,
alspice. cinnamon, liquorice, medicinal wines and H.
quors, perfumery and fancy articles. D.
They are agents for Sellers celebrated medicines,
cough syrup, pills, aud vermifuge, at proprietor's
priccs--als0 for all the popular medicines. al ga
All of which will be sold at the lowest prices. n
Wheeling, June 9, ls52.-ly Hu TO-
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NEW CHINA,

Glass HMd SRnecHstYare.,Si Store, m
NoJ %. MONROE STREET, iWAEEITNe, EiRGiNA.
TINE subscribers respectfully give notice that they
L have imported direct from the manufacturers. a
large and coinpiete stock of the above WARE, togeth-
eE with an assortment OF MANTLE .ORNAMRNrs and
FAscy GooDs, some Of which are Of exquisite taste
Breakfast, Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware ofan eptiro
new pattern; Solar and Lard Lamps and Lanterns OF
every description; Britannia Ware, Cutlery, etc.
We shall at all times keep as complete an ussort-
ment of Common Ware on hand, for. the city and
country trade, as can be found at angother store in
the West, and by giving our personal attention 10 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& Co.
FlinflILnsR MINI nfacfnrers AYhealinr- Nn
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5. AARON EOTT q co..

MANgFAcgURERs AND DEALERS IN COPPER TIN, ALB
SAEET IRON WARE AND COOKING STOVES, .J.
III AVE always on hand, at their Shop 'tnear S..'&
LII HaMFadden'ss orera large stock of tho above
wares Of yerydqscTiption which they will sell whols-
sale Or Retail as low as can be purchased anywhere
wishing to layima stock of Iinware, would do well
to give us a call before purchasing, as we think We can
sell a little lower than they can purchase elsewhere.
SI9AEs.-Wte hay. for sale the celebrated EIna
Air Tight Cooking Stoves Of all azes, for either wood
or coal. These Stoves are decidedly the best in the
market, and we feel coptdeut that any person tryug
one will say SO; all we ask is that they may have !
fair trial. G5gY y6b4Bia& 10 s3Sta9A ~ VISA
5 Also, the Aif'Tight Wood Stove which is hard 10
begt in this orapy other market AllStohes sold BIZ
us are warranted, and any person purchasing aStoyS
amp finding u detective, cnnvreturh it and we will
make an exchange. ltlW .1B5ia.I uH 10 HAHNE,t#A
aysWe can and will sell Stoves Of, cheap os, they
can be hadin any market.
gas5Old Coppertaken in exchange for Werewolf
q Cadiz June ps 1851 bda .4hnlaYa- a1K Yadi a
la 30 aeon Final Accounts. s3aoi s5gig
iNOIICE is hereby given that the following nc.
Nh counts have been fledlin the Probate CoprtOf
~iiaItisan county, Ohio, for settlement
The final account Of Elizabeth Mitchell, admins.
TRAITOR OF the estate of Peter Ferral, deceased w.asfst,
estate ofJames Terrell, deceased. '"1'A hNE
Y And the final account Of JohnM. Cass6ll, dc thA
giardisrtet WlliannA CraFner, and M, M. GpameA
in their minority. st ttk 49,
Aid tilat III same viii Be sa~sNvefanlyV s exNarhined and
~passedupoh BY 'thel undersigned on the 9ghfdhyid
January next.3ia ,ksLyAa@xa. aW. va .icsr
DseosBsr j, IT'D. VI ysEs F,sssfs
-sssaIp aois!t ysdaassg 1aoQa
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN hns this day been appointed and qualified his
Administrators Of the Estate Of Hugh K..McMilisn,
Of Athons township, Harrison county, Ohio, de-
ceased. GEORGE COOKE,
january IL, SO. fahA.t Administrator
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TRUE, INDEED!-The Indiana Sentinel
SAYS more money has been lost by the bank
ing system of the United States lkan would
make a double tract railroad to the Pacific
and build school houses for the eduction Of
every child in the Union. With these facts
looking US sternIy in the face, will we still
rush on TO the p~recipice? g. a@A&@J
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DIGESTIVE FLUED,s

H- -E0 TET-A'N
DIR. GASTRIC JGzCE.y
PREPARED from RENNET, or the Fourth
Stomach of an OK, alter dimcllons OF BARoN
HERIG, the great Physiological Chemist, by ! y.
HoUeuToN, VI. D., Philadelphia, Pa.
Iris Is a truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Lensipa-
u6a. and Debility. Curing after Nature'B own
method, by Natures own agent, the Castro Julce'
pr hiatt a taaspoouful Of PEPSIN Infused into wnlor,
wiildigcst or dissolve Five Pounds OF Roast Beef
in about two hours, cut Of the Stomach.
pEfsiS is the chief element, or Great Digeslng
Principle of the Gastric Juice-tne solveHs OF the
Food, the Purifying, Preserving and Stimulating a.;
gent Of the Stomach and lnteslines 1t IS extracted
from the Digestive Stomach oil the Ok; thus forming
an artificial Digestive Fluid, precisclghke the Nat
ural Gastric Juice in its Chemical powers, and tGr-
nishing a complete and perfect substitute Tor ~. By
the aid Of this preparation the pains and evils OF midi
gesiion and Dyspepsia are Temoyedy Just es tley
would be by a healthy Stomach. II Is dong wonders
for Dvspeutics. curiIg cases OF Debility, hniacIatIon
Nervous Decline, and Dyspepuc sup
posed to be on the verge Of the grave, The Selenui-
ic Evidence upon which II Is based, is Ii the highest
degree Curious and Remarkable.
ScIuNriFC EyIDENcE-BAKoS LlEGEG, in hlseele-
hrated work on Animal Chemistry, says: "A Aru-
fetal Digestive Fluid analogous to tie Gastric Juice,
may be readily prepared from the mUcuoas mem
brane Of the Stomach oi the Ok, ln.whlGh various ar
ticleS Of food, such as meat and eggs, VIII DO soften
as t{lsy Would be in The Human Stomach.r MAJ
DR.. CoMpr. in his valuable writings on the Phys
iology Of Digestion, observes tlat "a dllAlnl4l9n OF
the due oua65titys Of the Gastric i1ice is d prominent
and Nil pdreyailiynS oaIise Of DVs6Sepsia; and no states
lLat ia tdisIinnUished professor Of medicine IN Lon
don, Who Mas eytlrely afflicted with this cjmplaint,
finding everything else 10 tall, had recourse Y me
Gastric .biica. obtained from the stomachs of living
aSinais' %birh SFaye ed fSmtlnteIy successful. III
Dr GRAHAM. author, OF the famous work upon
stVrgetabIe DieL" saws 1T IS a remarkable fact in
P5v9Gblhrv thnf he Storaachsof Animals, maccratcd
in water ih,Iart 10 the fluid the propriuty Of dissolv-
Ing various articles offood, and of efFeclug o kind OF
Artificial Digestion Of them in no wise iitfcrsntrom
tbe natral digestive process, H rlt ,aaf'1l t&@
~ Cali on lle Agent, and get q Descriptive Cir
cuIar. fgra,is1 qiyirg a large amount of Scientific
Evideneee, sinnIifIar in The ab9ye. together Win renorls
Of RotnarRabla EiTeg, from ali paris Of the United
STATES. 'uGIir~~| III s.E u yta.tEE
49, Dvsprrsr, C1-rrp. DIR. Hot,cwroN's PFrsiy has
produced tie most ITaTySio6s ffisots, III cirilg ti!5Js
af DobSlit, I'm, 80; ation 5NsrtJdi . Derline. and, IIta-
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ hns thisday been duly appointed by the Probate
Court of Harrison county, Ohio, and qualified as ad-
iministrator OF the estate of Margaret Amos, late
OF said county, deceased. 81 ~aga|E,.
December %, 50, HENRY AMES,~
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PRiNTERs IN LUcK.-Tbree compositors in
the Bee and Courier newspaper Offices in n.
Orleans, drew the $50, 900 prize in the last
Havana lottery, One, having half the tick
ct, got 10, 900, and the other two, having
IA quarter each, received S. 900 each.
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Tillal Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following &C.
LIZ count have been filed in the Probate Court, sof
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement: -
The final accounted jeremiah Condo as adminis-
traitor of the estate Of John Haun, deceased, 10y
The final account Of William Eaglegon guardian
Of JobnJ. ]. Bri3kary tsF Ha7'
And that the same will be ~sevorally examined and
pressed upon by the undersigned, on the 9th day of
FEBRUARY next b y. b. w, VIERS,
January IL, 49, Probate .1tidpe.%
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$500 ~CHALTENGEt
Hobensack's Worm Syrup,

An article founded upon scientific principles, COM
pounded with purely vegetable substances, being per-
ieetly sale when uINen, and determined in all lis et-
feels, and not leaviog the system in a diseased con:
ulon as most advertised nOstrums composed OF Cal
Unlel Tor tho removal OF Worms, such as Lozenges,
Nermifuges, &c, but has psrfozIded most astonishing
cures, and saved TIE lives u thousands, both old anu
young vino have been prOBoanced hopeless, ncura-
ole By FhyslclaIs. Read the following and bccohie
satisfied o. its efficacy over all others; H eco
s.sr ".. m -. sMURRIS RIVER, N. J..
Mr.. n. EoEENs-cKr-This is TO certify that my
child, 10 years OF age, having been sick ior 5 years,
was attended by Drs. Lopez, Willis and Risler, Tor 4
long time withcut receiving any benefit; when after
giving her up az i~gcurable, We went 10 Philadelphia
and consulted one Of The best n lysitfan, her disease
sill growing worse. Twas at this lime was iBdH-
ced TO try Hobonsack's Worm Syrup; and after To-
King Two bottles SIZE entirely rosained her health.
children arc similarly affected.
am YOURS. Xr. f. NJ
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Real ESTATE AgencV.

Real Estate Agency A1'e5'
tSCOPf& BINGHAM" as REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
- will give especial attention To buying andsllihe
Of Real Estate, sekidihatia of 1Iiles, Cbhyeyan-
cling, &C. on reasonable terms. g4.,., II
= Gadfz, July 9o-ly.' '~"a@A " t'@SVS s"' -
PONNEIS, fancy, silk and satin, white and col
ID 6fod AlBinegvefy pretfyt alec, Bonnet Ribbons
and Flowers Of every variety, calh and sea them AS
they Gre selling fasEnz1nM ioNWM HQGti & SO.
T. PHILLIPS &aSOFlyAb tsfi
djFBoD Dealers in Boots, Shoasg Leather; etcl, 81
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE PUBLIC HUIlplGGs,sb
d,sst "A, .SisdN, ;4llaint aosA I Az
GILKS, Rich Brocade, plain and figured Sil9ksof tho
- latest. stylss. Ell a small advance on the eastern
SFkss, stf 30 aeassI HJS5a MafADDENS.
.aagk 10 tRh Asaia
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CAUTION , 10 THE PUBLIC.

BE NOT DENttA pDED! .
Buy no book unless Dr. \. NJ hladriceau, 1919 Liberty IT,
n. Z, is on fc title I8ge, AID the entry in Clerks Ohce ga
he back ofthc lille rag CORRESPONDS as herein, aud bay crtF
FL. Of II spCtiabic aud hupo1ble desIsII, OF send bS mail. andad.
dt"3sto o. a. ". Nta0fiteau. ~ .tl ia
.Fu!i tiflc rage. yth contents, together with q few pRN.s
tie Xix 6f important snhgeeislt4 rYsIy married FINALE Wilb3
he sent, ltse OF ch4rge, to. Niy one enclosing a letter stamp 10
+. sIfclnid leosE aidrsFselss hegstn.HtfHgf@J Z. Alf3S4S
IRON receipt of fifty Gents, Tor One
rs nnilny fnr thc' fnas Edition EXTRA bIat,IpwDa.
"rYiG MARRIED WoNrAy'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL C~OMPSNTDN Is sent (nlN!ifa I
free 10 nuy part OF tIae U:iited &tut"a. All
letters must he Post-gietd. and a'idEf sHed ="
PA. =. NI. M AEftSIGEckU, Box 1874. View
TorfS CiEy. Pnhit,h;ng Once, No, I20TiSrriy
p" 'F''"tf. N"yV N"f~. yslt i..tt4 o# 2I #f@' y
For SALE NIL. Gtratton, Cincinnati; Hunter e.
Maddox, Ripley; Parker & Hemle, Urbana; 2. A. X.
Wright, Springfield; j. Saxton, Canton; r. Titzell
Georgetown; VIM. Earle, Massillon; j. Donaldson,
~lucyrus; Peters& Co. Mari2niJ ], y. Lamb, Findloy;
NJ. +, Pierce, Section Tens J. Perkins, Athen; E. G.
ConwolI, CoslIocton; ]. SPEED, 1Medina; Brown L.
WoFlcy, " ashinGton; f. INewmang Norwalk; II.
Miller, Milorsburgh; J. Burns, Roscoe; G.. Pine,
Chillicothc, Ohio.
june %, lS52-ly. "#H" .F4@ .if~ 3'F az NN1
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Rohensack's Liver Pills.

No part Of the system is more liable 10 disease Than
the Liver. il serving as a flltercr 10 purify the blood,
or giving the proper secretion OF the bile; 50 that any
action OF the liver effects the other parts ot'thc sys-
tenn and results variousIy, Liver Complaint, JauIl-
dice, Dyspepsia, SC. We should therefore, watch
every symptom. thgt might indicate a wrong action
OF the Liver. These Pills being composed OF Roots
and Plants turnishedby nature 10 heat fhgSfck:dnue-
ly, LIST, an Eqreetorult which RugmSnts spls sscre-
NOTES the. discharge of sccretad matter. "a. An AL
terahve.wqich changes in solae Inexpliehq1o man
ner fhecorlain morbid action d, the system. Sd. A
Tonir; which gives tone and sHelgtht 10 tho nervous
system, renewing health and vigor 10 all parts oil the
nlony with the other ingredients, ana opeIaiing on
the bowels, and eXpelling the whole mass Of coIrnpt
and vitiated matter, and purifying the blood, which
DESTROYS the disease and restDres health. -.
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HATS AND CAPS
"a JUL. %SCHRETRER

MOOREFIMD, HARRISON COUNTY, o..-1
lEALER in all kinds of Dry Goods, Groceries,
~ &C., which he sells, cheap for Cash, OF. good
produce. June 9, 1859.
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Two New Wagons.

TWO new and good two,horse wagons for sale OF
liz trade 'at'A@ @8 @ta@@"NWO0D " SMITHS.
Also a good strong Ok Cart. sod aT8tq w. &. S.h
3 Julyy2l ,.l9S2afg tiarrssas ia gtrs.,s g#s III
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aTE NN u.

I WOULD respectfully announce 10 the citizens o
\ Cadiz that I HAYS again taken my old shop OF
Market street, directly, opposite McCurnlick's sure
which was recenlly ~orcupi2d by jones and Roper
| would respectfully ask the public to give nc a ca!
at't'Nnnlbtr lwo.'' -''''.
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77s PULVERISED SUGAR!l as
TIME best Lot of Pplyorisedi Sugar ever offered i
' ~."" +f HNf" MRG Ecs
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CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,

which In all diseases or arrangements Of the female frame,
distractions, difficulties, painful menstTuatlons, &c.,. nag
Effected a cure. This root is indigenous 10 our SOIL. and ionnds
In larfe quantities, and as a medicinal property, stands with
ont an equal it forms one Of the compounds ~ the nreparl.
tion. which, as u whole, is the best remedy ever gwen 70 Z
iebiltaied female it is sure, ahd the system wh De restofei
w III raief If IN sympatheuc Diseases attendant On preg.
nancy il allays those distressing and palnlpt. roqDes WI4un
often occur both 10 married and unninried ienthes, my
!, moves tiose periodical distractions which arise from taxing
cold, sc. ID. .
.1 CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT. Bii0as Ds.
FaSeS, Inflammation of ne Lungs, Coughs, Colds, HOdrSe-
mess, Might SEsdts, Weakness ae., Tor all these dIseHsss no
Medicine has ever been Its equal. t.. ,..HHt. ..-
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AeEvrs-Johm Boall, Cadiz W. Singer JefTer-
son; A. b Croskey, New Market; WIN. Lee, New
Atrans; Th2nas Green, EGeaPort 4, Piti9 4 son
DaersyilIe; J. p. Watson, Huntsville; A. Jul. Schrci-
N6,rrhnld ..'1 ..tl''' June IL, lS52-iy.
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The Tame Worm,

THIS Is the moai difficult Worm to destroy Of all
that invest the human system, il grows to almost in
definite length, becoming 50 coiFed and fastened in
the in%testines OF the stomach, eiltcliug the health SO
sadly ae to cause St. Nitus Dance, Fits, etc, that
those afflicted seldom if ever suspect that 1t is Tape
Worm h]astening them 10 an early grave. in order to
destroy this Worm, a very energetic Treatment must
be pursued. Ii would therefore be proper to take from
8 10 Of my Liver Pills so as to remove all obstIuc-
tons, that the Worm syrup may actdirect upon the
Worm, which must 81 taken in doses Of two table
s~poonfulls three times 4 day, tbcss directions followed
have never been known toitaii in curing tie most o.
aliHate case ofIuyo Worms. ~
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To Iemhlee.

'-0E AZ 4G4IH4SE1 s
Youwil find taosopil saaninyapable medicine in
many complaints to which you are subject. In Oh
s~truetions either total or paGtiatth1yGhaEe been sfouud
or measurable benefit, restoring tler functional ar
rangemeltsto Il healthy action purifying thebiood
and Other ihuhls 50 eilaetualtN os to put TO fli5ht all
complaints which only arise from female irrcgulaTi-
lies, ar headache, giddiness, diIRness oitigiit, pain
in the side, back, &c. laIt .....u ... as .S,s n.
Prepared at Hobensack's Lahratory, Philadelphia.
Price 25 cents. ...t s,re asst# . ..a - .
For sale by ar..-a JAMES BAKER, Wheeling.
DR.. q. II. kEYS1R, FittSburgn.
Agents for Harrison county.-7-John Beail and Wood
& Smith, Gadiz, L.. a. kennard and Wm. Ice. New
Athens; Lewis Russell, jefferson; J. 2. AS w. Wat
son. J 7 Elanner and John Romick, HurisYilIu; Mort
& Gutshall, New Runley; \. +. CrosAey, New Mar
ket; Jas. Nulch, Hanover; John l.. CrGmblett, Beers
Yiile;J ]. Braden,C larleaton; X. /. ttannuC Cross Roads,
Thomas Smith, ~lreeport; L. J. PhippB g. Co., SInyr-
ma; \, Jul.SclrriDer, MuoreIieid; S. Henderson,, Frank
liz; J. &. A. TagSart, H2pecanoo; c, IL. Thompson,
Ihompsonyilic. .HH -.N '..
July Is, ~1852.-ly. ... @
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rs proof Of cures in this distressing class Of %eompintnts. Ses
LzE-qhlet. Az broken down, debiitaied constitutions, hou
the effect Of mercury, viii ind the bracing power OF this ara;
Gle act Immediately, and the poisonous mineral eFadiealed
from the system. D. ia .L Has. a. 81.
The 2 distinct properhes which compose this article, mani.
pound, for the distressing class OF complaint, which herd
This paragraph. For centuries there has been used In the
north of Eurune, n
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Mls. VI. w. Gerald.

IEMALE PHYSICIAN, and successful Midwife,
"A ucated at The n. e. Female Medical College
% Residence cor of Myrtle and souh4lidge streets,
Norcester' ap7 dly
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Garden Seeds,

r HI subscribers, feeling the necessity of having the
Fnbhe supplied with good Garden Seeds, have made
arrangements TO furnish at wholesale ana retail oil
kinds OF the besl Seeds selected and raised by Mr. Da
rius Rice, the well known Gardener of this City, These
wishing to purchase in quantities H. or to use them
selves, such Carrot Beet Onion or any other kinds
Of Seed, can be supplied the lowest market prices
corner of Front and Trumhul streets
TAFT Il HARRINGTON.
Worcester, March 49, 1853 d7w
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Boy Wantad.

NO learn the Dry Goods Business, from Is to years
l. of age. One whose parents reside in the civ
wonld be preerred.' Salary f,cm SIS 10 SlO0 Apply
at A. Y. THOMPSON d. cos.
apll diff
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W A INTEL

A SITUATION III a Country Store, by Young man
- OF several yeats experience. Good wages would
be expected and work in proportion job in city
Grocery or at Book keeping, oud not he objected to-
For further particulars inquire this office.
HplI dlU&
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Butter, Cheese, and Flour.
CONSTANTLY on haul Butter ard Chess from
" Vermont and New FORK Uaries FLOUR Of vari-
Gus brands and and fine salt all OF which " Il
be sold a. The lowest prices the holesae Provision
Store, Washington Square.
ap9 da~tf BAssETT, EARLE < BROTHER.
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Millinel Wanted

4 COMPETENT MILLINER can have employ
IN ment b, the eaI, and liberal wages Applv I'M.
mediately TO JAS S. RAND
AT the old stand Of the renowned Upton.
meh30 diff waldo III ck
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WI TAI
Premium osleratus.

HAVING made arrangements wi the manufacturer,
IL VIM. Hyde Esq, Tor the sale of his Premium Sal
Grains In this county, we prepared 10 furnish the
trade superior article in ha ami whole bhs at the
manufacturer's prices This Saeralus having receiv-
ed the fist premium at two recent STATE Fuirs in N.
w. is now offered TO the public with the fullest conf
dence, and warranted TO give satisfaction
LEE, SPRAGUE & CO.
worcester, April 5, 1858. apr6 dawtf
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NJ OTTGE

THE undersigned formed Co partnership. on the
l9th day OF March last and will continue bushes IS
at the old stand of t A. CLARK, where they will be
happy to receive the patronage of their friends aud the
public generally. T. A. CLARK
April IL, lS53 diff E. II. SANFORD.
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Miles & Browning
Silk Bonnets.

OUR Milner having returned from New YORK win
~ the latest Spring Styles Of SIR Bonnes, we are
prepared receive orders for al kinds q PIN, Ifapes
ami awn HAS In Inc above department we win only
saw that we employ Blneis that have had long expeE
lence in the most fashionable cities and can assure
thnse having work done at Rooms, not only neas
made goods but fashionable stylss Ladies' invfFad
70 cali and examine MILES 4 BROWNING,
ape DIFF 1850 Main street.
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THE MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL

THE MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL
IN readiness to receive pupils at any time, aud at
l. all tim s. AS this is season when parents are
looking for a school at which TO place their children
during the Spring and SNnmer their attentions res
pectfully called 10 the Mount Pleasant School, corner
of Pleasant and Grown streets, in Worcester.
1t Is In beautiful locality, combining pure atmos
phere and scenery of the country with the renements
and pleasures of beautiful city, being within five
nutes walk Of the City Hail.
All the branches OF refined and finished English
Education taught, together with Latin and French,
Crayon and Monochromatic Drawing, Oil Painting
Music, Waxfowers, Needework, &c, DC
Terms liberal and Teachers well qualified. Please
call and see us. raHa4 4e5fnf
A. CARTER, of Worcester,
J. A. POTTER, Of Concord, N. N,
Superintendent
N. E. L, Porter, rsaehs,s
c. w. MOORE, Ae"0nefS'
Worcester, April !, 1853. ap2 DIFF
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NOTICE.

d UN away from the subscriber, on the 4th INST
IA MATHEW DELAHU NTY, about Is wears adj
smart, bright looking, and rather large of his age
He has been employ in boot siding. All persons arc
forbidden trusting him my account as shall nav no
debts of his Contracting. and any person employing
him will be held accountable therefor by me- according
to law. JOHN DELAHTJNTY
West Rutland, April 8, 1853 ap12 diwt