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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-30
PROSPECTUS.
Ohio GUEtiVatOl'.
VOLUME 10, FOR 1854


THE Tenth Volume of this popular Journal will
commence on the lst of January, 1854. We make
our annual appeal to the Farmer, the Mechanic and
the Domestic Circle, to lend us generous assist
ance in supplying the Industrial Glasses with cheaI
and reliable paper devoted to Agriculture, Domestic
and Rural Affairs, containing at all times valuab
hints for the Farm the Shop, and the Firesde, and
seeking the elevation Of Labor in all its legitimate
interests; opposing quackey nd humbug in all their
forms, and filling the noble station of true home
paper ofthe west
The Editor, have long been familiar with the pc.
culiar condition of Western Agriculture, and by ex.
tensvs travel and observation keep themselves in.
form d Of the wants and progress Of the country al
large ,.
The ONO CULTIvAToR is published on the 1st and
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Nov. 30 '53 a sa'gs! Columbus, Ohio.
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TIME greatest Discovery of the age-Planters
4 Farmers, Families and others can purchase no
remedy equal to DIR TOBIAS Venetian Liniment,
Tor Dysenery, ChOlic, Group, Chronic Rheumatism,
Sore ThrOat, ToOth-ache, Mosquito Bites Pains in
the Limbs, chest, back, etc.
lfit does not give relief. the money will be refund
ed; all that is asked is trial, and it according
to the directions
1t is an English remedy and was used by Viii
Liam the w., late King of England, and certified to
by him, as a cure for Rheumatism when everything
else had failed.
OVER lO.0O0,OO BOTTLES have been sold in
the United States, without a single failure, and
many have stated they would not be without it if
il was $40 per bottle, i'll case OF Group, it is as
certain as it is applied.
1t cures cholera, when first taken, in few hours;
Dyseptery in half an hour TOoth-uche in five min
utes 1t is perfectly innO cent to take internally, and
is recommended by the most eminent PLY ysicians in
the United States. Price 25 and 30 cents.
DIR. TOBIAS could fill dozen newspapers with
cures accomplished by his Lininent, but considers
warranting it sufficient as any person who does not
obtainreliet need not pay for it.
DIR TOBIAS has put up a Horse Liniment in pint
hotties, which is warranted cheaper and better than
any other for Cholic, Scratches, Old Sores, Calls,
Sweilngs, Cuts, Bruises, etc. Price 80 cents.
DIR. TOBIAS Olice, 2i0 Greenwich street, New
York.
For sale by FLEMING & BRorHERs and DR.. KEYSEE,
Wood street, Pttshurg.
AGENrs--Iohn BeaIl and S Hamilton, Cadiz NJ
Jolley & CO., New Market Wilson s. Deming Mas
tersville Brown & Farmhouse and VIM Walters.
New Hagerstown. A Sui Schneider, Moorefed E
Phipps K CO., Smyrna sep23 lS53ly.
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lssSs;1gTRjIss;sttEks

FNHE Great Fair held on the Wheelingj Island
i awarded to the subscribers three premiums aud
Diploma for the following goods:
best Black BrOcade Dress Silks
Best ANA richest Embroidered Swiss colors-
Best embroidered Silks and Panied Challeys fol
Party Dresses
Aud for the Greatest Variety and Richest Dress
Silks, we have alsO-Jus received some OF the pre-
MUM caaslmeres and Persian cloth yarns &c, ol
Mckee X RObertsons celebrated manniacturer-
to all OF which To gether, with our general stock OF
rich Dress Goods ana staples we invite the public
attention. STONE " THOMAS
Wheeling, va sent % 1853
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Farm and Tsra.n stand f.f

1NHE su5FrTIl-rr va, . sisf sale - .siHs
l. ern StaI.a, - prv,,yi nceuig-- = .iiis, a -
IN MOOa held 10 sh.ii.f. sIIliis'a cOsniy, hi''
the Steubenviile anu g.. z4in = Aic AdaiiIeu d.
seven miles VI Cutiz H.... tom Mo-St
field Said arms c,niai s-I = ncrer rate isn
about leo OF ygEIchis ulta1e. shd "a nas SLATE
cultivation. lhI- tanu Is WtJ satcfcd, ha- i~s
good Orchards II, plru'y ~ CJsl HHd the b. q
stone Quarry in lhe county IL ~ well fenced niiS
hIslTate repair otherwise.
The Tavern Stand Is ore Of the very ha.r bctwe' .
Steubenye and Cambridge, aud uv buildings n
conmoiious aud substantial, wI.h sucirnt staoll. :.
4O urses. here are, also, On the pitiuIses, is
other Dwelling Houses, stunrOOm Eud blarA-
smiths shop-all Of hich will bt sold IN iaSOraLi.;
teruls. GEORGE BAtiI LETT.
rnssyillc. o. Senf q 1853.
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HThe printing of the census report
with The exception Of few pages, has been
completed, and in the coSTse Of next week
the Office viii be abandoned. and the eleri,
cal force dismissed. The entire work makes
an elegant quartO volume Of 1850 pages
and is executed in a style which reflects in
finite credit upon Gen. Armstrong, the pin.
ter and tkl gentleman whe superintended
its publication. A balance of $4,000 dol
lars OF the approximation for the printing re-
mains unexp9nded.
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PROSPECTUS FOX 1854.
The Saturday Evering Post

UsRIyALED ARRAY OF TALENT.
THE Projectors Of the POST, in again coming be
fore the public would return thanks for the geneT-
ous patrOnage which has placed them far IN ad
vance Of every other Literary Weekly IN America
And as the only suitable return tor such Tree and
hearty support, their arrangements Tor 1874 have
been made with degree OF ibeTalIty probably un-
equVled in the history Ot American newspapel hte
ature. They have engaged as contributors Tor the
ensuing year the following brilliant array OF talent
and genius
Mrs. SouthwOrih-Emerson Bennett-Airs. Den
ison- Grace Greenwood and Fanny Fern. In the
first paper ofJanuary neKi, We design commencing
nm DTiTinal NOyelet, written expressly Tor oar CO.
lunlns. entitled the Bride Dl The Wilderness. By
Emerson Bennett, Author OF ~ lola, ,""Clara More
land The Forged WIll;' etc. ~
This NOyeleI, by the popular author oi Tiara
Morelund," :" we design following by unother called
the Step.mether. by Mrs. Mary A, DenlSon, Auth
or of "Home Pictures, T." ''Geruude Russell" " etc,
We have also the promise OF number Ot ske cl-
es By Grace GEeenw OOd, whose brilliant and versa
tile pen will be almost exclusively employed upon
the Post and her own Little Pilgrim"
Mrs. .SOuthworih-whOse fascinating works are
now being rapidly repubished in Englan also will
maintain her old and pleasant connection with the
Post. The neXts story from her gifted pen Will be ell
titled, Miriam, 1ha AvengeT; or, the Fatal VOW
by Emma ID. l.. n. South@orlh, Author OF The
Curse of Clifton" "lhe Lost Heress," "Ihe De-
serted Wife," etc
And last--nOt least--we are authorized TO an
nounce Il series of articles trum one who has rapl-
ly risen very high in popular favor. They Will be
entitled now series OF sketches, by Fanny Fern,
Author Of f"tern Leaves" etc. 4
We expect TO be able to commence the Sketches
by Fanny Fcrn--us well as the series 10y Grace
Greenwood-in the early numbers OF the coming
year.
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raj Articles, The News, Congressional Reports, The
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$50 Reward!

STT lLLbe paid 10 any person Mho VIII hly box
w OF Dtl. Icsk LII - Ileallng UlIlhirnt, aIil
use it according to directions, il lncy VIII call a. y
office ami saw with clear conselcncs ,iIaL II
not completely cure ehnppod hunds, cblallisr eiIai
ng, Lips, burns ana Freezes, Soree va ehiidse
ana greatly alleviate, itn0t entirely ours aalu hSds,
files n1amuIon OF Breast, bites vi lIscis, FliIpeS
un tic Face, and ull discusses vi the Skin.
MONROE TERREL, AaucutucK, couu..
i . whom ali Orders sAOuld be audTesscd. Sold
also by the frlnclpuL Druggists anu c0uiilfy MeT-
chants geneIuly' =,
81 Darciay-st., New York; \ Mcclure " CO., Aiu&-
ny; Fleming " BIo;hers, PittsDuisn; " N II Dro"l
and Bro, No. / Liberty-st., DSuMule; 1 W Dyott
and SONS, I'nlladulpnia
AGlNrs.--John DealI and 5 Hamilton, Cadiz.
s,.,.I-l Al Iy
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Final Account.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following ac-
~ counts have been uled in the Probate Court OF
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement.
The Final account of DR.. William e Smith as the
Guardian of Lewis Baker, Johnathan Baker and
Elizabeth Jane Baker, Minors.
The final account of Samuel Dickey, Executor
of John Dckey deceased.
The final account of William Fulton aB Executor
of Michael Cradle deceased.
The account OF Rose McKeown Executor of the
Estate OF Alexander McKeown deceased.
And the same will be eXimoncd and passed
uponby the undersigned OH the 22nd day of Decem.
Der next.
November, 30, 1853 B w VEIRS Probate Judge
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400 piLLs FOIs 10 CANES.

NIEW ERA IN medicine, no more imposition or
IN eNrortUn, 10 calOmel. DR.. luwAsLNDs uuI-
yersal health pills Each Box contains lOo flils ~
the astunIslAagy reduced rate OF - cents per box
The poor need Lungcr be without tile Remedy Tor
disease.
The Proprietor of these PILLS, therefore, Justly
bIams to DC hlalsthropist, and the Great PieneeF
in the wo X Vi providing Tor the sutlcrlng not ohl!
an lnluDle remedy, Dut vi placing uiis remedy
within tile means ui all, however destitute their COT
dition. ..r.
The Pills may be used with safety at all times:
they never violent IN their operation, but alwaye
through and efficient. Tins desirable result Is
comp!ishuu without the aid o Caonlel, or .Iie many
drastic purtatlyea usually employed. ! lie tAbilc
may assured that Mercury, III notle o iEs forms,
enters into their cpmpOsItl0n. ...
SARSAPARlLLA, i'll highly concentrated state,
forms prominent lngrediet he remaining ingfe-
dents BalsaIns una Gums long known aIid YAH
ued in the Moulca proiessIoiIi tn1 ~hsle toriliEg
a compound unegnaled tor all
Impurities Of the Blood, Costlveness, Jaundice,
Female complaints, Sick Headache, Pain III lac
Back, Bilious Affections, Dyspepsia, rheumatism,
Constipation, Pains in the Head, Pains i'll the Side,
Liver complaints, Febrile Affections, Plies, lire:
ulurlties PAINS IN The brcast, Puns In tLc L.Jis,
&c. .... ,t..s.
The Purifying properties OF these Pills are believ-
ed surpass the power OF ali other medicines Op
Grating always thoroughly yet without the aid OF
mineral pOsOns, they are peculiarly adapted to Iaa-
lily use; safe and salutury III their nnpresslln upon
tie syste they may be taken at all tinles and by ali.
Nov tor these, and kindred dSeases, Townsestas
Pills are the one Great Remedy
They most speedily and ehcctuay do the work,
subduing lniianulions and Fevers opening obstruc-
ted pores, promoting crspiration, aIld sootg NOR
did sonsiDIlIes. In shor, they are warranted ijei
ter than ali olhers--cheaper than ull-and destllie-
to supercede all! Try thcm nyalids sufferers, vilt
and all--ald Recommend tne Pills 10 your II.isD
bors.
vl-Directions accompany eack Box AT PAL.
MER, General Agent Slouington. conn. lF 4a4a
Remember the Price, Cne hundred Pills Of TweR-
ty-hyo cents! ...i...,...
For sale by Patterson & co, and II Logan & CO.
Wheeling a.
AGtNrs-Johu Beill and S Hamilton, Cadiz. A
T Croskey and VI j ley, New Market brown &
Barnouse and W Walters, New Hagcrstvwn
A Jul Schreiber, \ cleld. r PLipps & CO..
Smyrna. ... sep2o o53-ly
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WM. r.. MuxsD,

BO0K-BINDER AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFAC'fUREt,
No, 2l1a MONROE ST., Up Stuirs.) WuEEILYG, Va.
TNlE undersigned wound respectfully beg leave TO
l. inform you Ot the fact that lie has purchased the
establishment lately known us James n Ewing y
Book Biudery and Blank Book Manuluctory, and
IS now prcPlr to execute to order. all kinds o
scripuon, Ill be bound many preferable style, such
as italf-bound, FulI-bOuud Sheep, kussia Or extra
Russia Bands. -N'
We are also prepared 10 bind Music, MaggsEines,
Law Books, Periodicals, &c, &c in any style that
may be preicrcd,Io compete with. work done III any
part OF the country. t
Should you have any Of the above work to do please
leave your order, iii ever so smallt will be thank
fully recciyed) ut my bindcly, no. 2i1s, Monroe
Street, Up Stalrs.J
Particular caro- taken in binding Magazines &c.
Wheeling, sepl8 lS53-ly . as
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all diseases of the Skin.

all Diseases OF the SklD.
This Ointment viii cure the Saltrheum, and Burns
or cllappd hands, quicker and surer thd any otseF
met icines Of Iile sind before the puOtIc. =.
TO substunuaJe the above, can give hHudreds
of certificates, bot consider it use, as (any per
son can do the same, ii they YeiJlends Tor evsi'
u worthless artice, rely solely Ola the merits OF ii'r
Ointment iOr the pul,llc patronage,
n. b. A single Doc OF This Ointment will keep any
Blacksmitil's Farmers, Sailors, or AleGhahlc'
nanls let them chap OF crack ever 20 bad, soul'-
and in good working order all wilter.
Prrp1cI and sold by AlON ROE TERRELL,
Naugatuck. Conn.
WHOLESALE DEroTs.-C VClikenner " CO., No. 81
Barclay 81, New urk; Fleming 4 brolhers, PRtS'
burgh " els X Potter l54 v asnngton nl-, Boston,
Nm Il Brown * Bro, No, Liberty ST., DallnnoEei
/ w Dyutl i. SUns, Philadelphia
Sold also by the prInci..al DIug;psis, ana country
Merchants PrIce - cents per bU&-
AulNrS-Jouu Dra - = IiunILLOn, CadlZ., A
= Croskey q. NJ golley, New MariSft Brown y
BarnnuuSo, New lIugcrstOwn. Jul SchTeloti,
Moorefeld. h rhippo ~ CO., Smyrna '.r-r.
scp2S l653ly r ..
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MantilIas and Silks.

4 FEW dJz. beautiful mantius, nude Of beauti.
"A tul lussrsd Black silks sswacred do, aud fancy
cuiOrad do. plain and embroidered trimmed with
lace fridge. Also, an unusually large supck o hose
long SHwAIs same make we have had last ? years
winch every body says the prctties and chaPesi
in the city. Cali and see them at
Wheeling, Sept. ~ STONE & THOMAS.
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Ronnefs.

A BEAUIIFUISstock Of fancy silk and satin
"A buHnets-dlso, mourning do. also. a large
stock OF suaw English straw, gimp and all the late
varieties Of bonne:s very cieap at
Wheeling Sept ~ SrUNt.& g. THONAS,
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Administrators sale by order Of
Court

DY virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
ID Probate Court OF Harrison county, Ohio, and to
directed Twill offer for sale public auction on
the premises Q4 miles from New Athens on Satur-
day the 3ls day of December A. D. 1853, the follow
ing real estate to wit bong part of section 10 and
in Township nine of Range in Steubenville land
district and being part of the tract OF which Hugh
X, McMen died possessed, beginning at the South
W. corner of sail tract, thence n. 29 per. thence N
991[ degrees East u porehes, thence North IL de.
West l9 perchcs thence East 52,8 perches, thence
South 5l,9 perches, thence South S9h degrees West
1898 perches TO place OF otbegining, containing 29A
Acres. Of said tract 92t Acres are set off and as
signed to Sarah McMen for her dover and said
OK acres will be sold separately, subject to said
dover estate The remaining 20 Gcres will be sold
separately free trom incumbrance. AppraisRaents
made known on day OF sale The sale to be be-
tween 10 O'Clock A NJ and O'Clock NJ Of said day.
Terms of sale, one half in hand and the other
half in nine months withinterest and to be secured
A short time can be given for payment OF the first
half by arrangement it more convenient to purcha-
sers GEORGE COOK Administrator
ofHUGH X McMlLLEN Deceased
L. LEwToN Atty.
Nov 10 '53-iiu
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New Furniture and H"
CHAIR w ARE ROOMS |!
a n 4 L. A n. A ! !

INVITE the attenti OF house keepers and others
L to their new turn..ure and Chalr Ware Roohls,
III the new brick building, No. l63 Market Street, =
few doors below the Market House They are pre-
pared TO furnish all articles in their lime, such "a
Dressing and flPin Bureaus, Secretaries and bo0A
cases, Gard, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Dedstehds
in every variety, Work and Wash Stands, SoIas,
Diva,is, OtomaIls, SC Fancy WHAT hots, r. "
Work Stands. ',
Chairs, Windsor, Cane Seat Mahogony, in sery
variety, plain md fancy, looking uiasscs, Clocks,
&c; all OF which will be furnished promptly 10 or
der tho lowest pr. We respectfully invite the
pubic to cali and examine stock, feeling assured
tnat we can rcndtr satisfaction in all cases.
MUNDAI l. COTTS.
Wheeling. sen29 lSj3.lY
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BAER, WALTER & BROTHERS,
NVKASkA.A,S &R:f ANsb RsE;EAsh

CHEAP CLOTHING HOUSE.
No. lS2 Main Street, Below Monroe House,
WHEELING, Va.
TIME undersigned would respectfully call the at.
L. tention of the Public, both in ami out of town
| to their New Clothing Emporium, where they Hat
ter themselves that they will be able to offer bet.
ter bargains than any other establishment i'll Wheel.
ing. .
Our Goods are always purchased on the best terms
from the first Manufacturers, and made up at oul
own Establishment in Baltimore.
Our Stock too large for enumeration, co "prlses
every article, Fine and Course in the
Ready Made Clothing Line.
Give us a call and we will endeavor to lit you
out in the best style, cheap for Cash.
p S.-A great stock Of Fall and Winter goods
! Just received and now opening
BAER, WALTER & BROS
| Branch of Walter x Bro Clothing House, Bal
tinlore, Md Wleeling, Sept. IA, la53.-ly,
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New Furniture, Chair and Look
ing glass Store. Il

GRATEFUL for the very liberal patronage which
VI hls been EXTENDED 70 the subscriber, he would
bsg leave 10 inform has friends aud the public gen
orally, tat ne las taken room ia the new block on
MaIH Street, near Union, where he l. prepared To
furnish all kinds OF Furniture, Chairs, Looking
Glasses, &c. la all their variety
rlCl KES; OF all Sizes bOtn in Gilt, Deal and
Mahogany Framed, iranlen to order.
WM RliELDAFFER,
No. II, Main street.
Wheeling, Sept Il. lsjj.-ly
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Sherif's Sale.
James Welsh,
YS. LII partl ION.

Ys. In Partl ION.
John Welsh, ct ais. !
ID Y virtue OF an order of sale issued out of the
ID court of Common Pleas OF Harrison county,
Ohio and to me directed will oiicr for sale at the
door of the Court house, in Cadiz i'll said county
the 10th day of December, A d 1883; between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock, A M and O'Clock 7 NJ Of said
day the following real estate situated in said county
to wit; part of the N. W. quarter OF section 27 in
Township II, Of range five Stoubenve land district,
bounded us follows, beginning at the w corner OF
sail section, thence south with the section line 100
pcrchcs to 5 w corner of said N w quarter, thence
east with south line OF said quarter 100 perches,
thence north parallel with west boundary line OF said
section lG0 Ierchss to the north boundary of said
section thence west with sect line 100 perches to
place ofbegnng containing 100 Acres subject to the
lie Estate OF Elizabeth Welsh in the whole of said
tract.
Said lanl is appraised subject to sail life Estate at
the sum of $1,000.
Terms of sale q in hani, . in one year and =
in two years from day Of sale with interest, and to
be secured. JAMES BOY ID Sheriff.
l. LEwroN Atty for Petitioner.
Nov. 9, lSl3-it
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CENTRE FOUNDRY.
]. ~ A / BAGGS.

]. a. A ]. BAGGS,
No. % Min ST., CENTRE WHEELING,
X EEP constantly on hand an assortment Of the
IN latest and most improved Stoves, embracing
every variety Of Parlor, Shop and Cooking Stoves
Their "Western Firginian," coal stove cannot be
surpassed by any thing ever introduced into the
city. They have sold 150 of them within the last
six months, pedging themselves to take them back
ii they did not give satisfaction, and have never had
one returned.
They also keep constantly on hand the latest stylt
of Arch Crates, warranted equal to any made else
where, also cast Iron Sinks, and variety Of all
articles in the Foundry line which will be sold low
for cash.
0J-Particuar attention will be paid to all kinds Of
Job work. Wheeling, Va Sept. IA, lS53-3m
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MARRIED

On Thursday Nov. 10th, by the Rov. David Craig,
Mr. GEoRGE HINES to Miss ELIZA f. daughter OF
HENRY FLRGUS1N, all ofIIurrison Co. o.
On Tuesday the 18th of Nov, by the same. Mr..
JAMES WALLACE to Miss ELISA, daughter of JOIN
REED, all OF Harrison Go. o.
TERAu SMIrn of McConncIsviIle, and Miss Mary j.
beatty near Mooretied y.
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Sherifs Sale.
Thomas Gillespie, jr.,
VS.. In Partition.

Thomas Gillespie JF' p...
Samuel Coleman, ct ais.
10y virtue oiun order Of salo issued out of the
I'D Court OF Common Pleas of Harrison county
State of Ohio, and to me directed, will offer fol
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court house
in Cadiz. Harrison county on the 10th day OF Decem
Der, A. d. 1853, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
a. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ, the following Icaseholt
real Estate to wit: The South half OF the NORTH
west quarter OF Section Sixteen in Township Eigh
"of Range four in the Steubcnvlle Land Distric
containing Eighty Acres more or less" and being
a lease hold Estate OF School lands granted to Thom
Anderson late OF said county deceased, in the
year A. d. 1922 for ninety nine years, renewable
forever, subject to rent.
The said leasehod Estate with tine improvement:
are appraised at five undred Dollars, and will be
sold for third OF the purchase money in hand
ono-third i'll one year and cne-third in two year:
from day OF sale, with interest. Deferred payments
TO be secured.
JAMES BOYD, Sheriff of Harrison CO., o.
L. LEwToN, Attorney for Petitioner
Ca;liZ, Nov. ., lSJ3-it
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-30
Basket Factory.

1917 MARKET SQUARE WEST SIDE, COR. MARKET ALLEY
4 MOONEY & BRO, manufacturer OF all kinds Of
IL. Willow and rattan comprising Childrens
wagons, gigs, cradles, chairs, sleghs farmers seed
basket market baskets ladies travelling and sewing
baskets, round oval and square in endless variety
Also constantly on hand broomS and great vari
ETY. OF cedar ware, churns, tubs, baskets. All whole
sale and retail Orders promptly attended to.
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