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Basket Factory.

1877 MARKET SQUARE WEST SIDE, COR. MArKET ALLEY
1 MOONEY u BRO, manufacturer oil all kinds of
LIZ Willow and rntan ware comprising chdrens
wagons, gigs, cradles, chairs, seighs farmers seed
basket, market baskets; ladies travelling and sewing
BASKETS rouhd, oval and square in endless variety
Also constantly on hand br0onis and great vari.
ETY. Of cedar ware, churns tubs, baskets. All whole.
sale and retail. Orders promptly attended to.
Wheellng, sep29 lS53.lY VI. .-.
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GT- The Saturday Eveulns Mai, edited
by Geo. r, Graham. and published by R.
II. See, Philadelphia, is the best eastern
paper that We know of. I.speaks its thoughts
in bold apd fearless manner 1t has al.
ready STAINED circulation Of 80, 600, and
only two numbers have been published
Terms 50 per annum in advance.
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Notice..

a LII persons indebted to me by Note or Book ao.
"A count, are requested to come without delay and
make settlement as am determined to close up all
my old business matters, This notice will consid.
er sufficient for ull and them iha-thnt won'i take
intend 70 bring tn J. BENNETT
CadiA March q 1858,
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M5usiilas and silta.

"A IEH az. 1edutIiu. ilAaliiias, made a issar.s.
~ tui lusue black .;lks. yyzfe.sd - ~. ,--s,
S'i'fed do, p!aIa and ciubFoilered, Win,as = -
14c' or liId5 AlsJ, anIEsudily !asge slIcss ui -
.ois HA'.@la saII.e UI4ko ws a4Y. had IA-.l .a.,
M";h eitiy DJdy stys are IN prtttis ~ sil CD, 49,.
eli l!s riiy. Cal. uHd ser tielnat a-F
NAse-Aas' sep. - srO&E & TiiozGa..
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DlED-In Cadz. on the 22d inst ANNA
BELL, youngest child of Lewis and Sarah
Ann Lewton, aged two years and three
months
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Administrators sale by order Of


OOuIL
DY virtue OF en- order 0f' sale issus3 oBt Of the
- Probate Courl ut liaTison county. Ghlo. and 70
me directed I.,iil oheri i0T sgle Pubisc auefi0on
he prtnizcs u : miles rouI NeN Aihensl ON Sillr-
day The Sst day o. Deceuber A ID. 1873, LIE t1il1w-
Ing rsaiesai- 10 wit buing part OF scc,l0n lGaud
in Township nine OF Rangg ! N Sieibeuslle .and
DISTRICT and being pgrl VI tie tract OF which Hugh
n. MeMilcn disd possessed beginning NJ the South
" corner OF sail ffset, thence \. - pgT. tesacs n
egss dsgre,s Easy - Pcrcilcs, thrnse NcT,h : dc.
West u yerciies. thenc5 East BIS per5.ss, thence
Soaih q 5 D,rcGzs ghouce South SJ's tnFicss Nes'
l2s 3 oarchrs 70 place o. basll-1-, CONTAINING 25-
Aces Oi said iTaci9a Ncrcs uTo SCI N 1uc a
si7Ilsd 70 Sarah McNiiitl iJr her doz-eg anu ssi1
gs< kcrts viii be syd aepsrsteiy, subject - ss,d
dover estate. Tie remaining 70 Gcres vii he s1.t
Ecuerateiy free irrm iGcumbganca apprdisiEnn,s
made Lpyv1l on lay OF gale. The sale o" Dr. b.
tween 10 O'Clock = " anda O'clock ? VI Of ,ad Gay
Terms of safe sna hili in ha'd Hui ti.' Vthsr
nalf in nine mouths "a hlH'ge'l aild l. %. secured
short ti.no c4n bs ven Ier r'yI'~ lt 81 10 T. -
ha by urruireinsiit It d. re ssI9hJ y P4rci-
ssEs, GEDRGh 'pON Aamini ';Te,or
ofHuGll * MvN%lLLEN De,s-52d.
l.. LEwToI Any.
My ID 'N.,..In
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337 Fine Merino Sheep.
E-osie ".

DAW and Spun Silk oes Mcrino, Alpaca
lCWorsted and Cotton ditto VIM. HOGG & co.
81 lS1}
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BAER, WALTER G BROTHERS,
NTssDEE%AEE AAn kkGEAEa

CHEAP CLOTHING HOUSE.
No. ls2 Main Street, Below Monroe House.
,.. WHEELING, Va,
TTIfE undersigned would respectfully call the at
l. tention OF the Public, both in and out of town,
to their New Clothing Emporium, where they flat.
ter themselves that they will be ahe TO oiEer bet
ter bargains thau any other establishment in Wheel
ing.
Our Goods are always purchased on the Sestterms
from the tirst Manufacturers, and made up al our
own E5tabi ishment in Baltimore
Gus stock too large for enumeration, co rpriso.
every atlicls, Fine and Course in the
Ready Made Clothing Line.
Give Us a cali and we will endeavor to fit you
out IN the best style, cheap for Cash.
p. S,A great .toek OF Full aud Winter goods
just received and noW opening
BAER, WALTEit & BROS.
Branch ol Waiter & Bros Clothing houSc, Bal
tiinors, Md Wapeing Sept. IA, l833.-ly,
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following se-
IN counts has been hled in the Probate Court OF
harrison county, Ohio, Tor settlement,
Ihe final account OF Ann cunningham alias Ana
Watson as execuUix OF DAVID cunningham, deeeaa-
ed.
The first account af NJ Adams executor Of the
last will and testament OF thomas Adams deceased.
The fist accou t Of Michael p'touts adninisIru-
tor OF Michael P'Fouls, deceased.
And that the same will be severally examined and
passed upon by the undersigned on tho 9th day OF
January next. w NElItS, Probate Judge.
December J, 1853.
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~ IL. SSG~A ~ 4xk4SlxAGG,
hanNlECIHFer aHsI tSCaaIeE I1 sts,SiFs
:Rnd G;vhiHti EnrssittsVe.

No, l66, MARKrT II. teas, side Wa8Ellss, Va.
= VIE subscriber respectfully iIiornta has frisnd
l. and the Public generally, .nat lie continues to
Manufacture and keep hlnd a large tti good as-
sortlnent OF Chairs and Cabinet Furnuals, which lao
will manufacture of the best material, sna s.aploy
none but good work!nen.
ain determined tomanuacture a vEEY stRrKIeR
article OF chairs those brought here by GiG SrEc.
uLaTo2S in the business and equal TO any tnasiLin-
tured in the City, all OF which viii sell tie low-
est price for cash. Wheeling ,stp2s ls5j-iy
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SECOND ARRIVAL of New
Fall and Winter Goods.
JOHN MCCORMICK. p

TJAS just received his second stock of New Fall
IL goods, to which he would call the attention OF
his customers and the public generally.
This Stock vas bought after the Fall trade was
principally over, and at considerable Reduction
from prices Of Stocks purchased early in The season
And wilbe sold 1T corresponding reduced prices
for proof Of this the public are invited to call and
examine, thestock consists Of every variety OF Dry
Goods Groceries &c, and some new styles OF & oods
not to be found elsewhere in this Market,
Cadiz, Nov % 1853. ~
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ESDsaSakE s.;tftVI

nUE sroc!i of flll and Winter heavy GoAis. -oa.
osi.ling ol red, white and yellow iianlea, BARD
do lins,y, jan,t, clsncts, tweods, CLOTHS, ect eet
is quite lLL, and was bonglt in May lef9re tie
customers at uId pa ....-...... ....s ,g
A tew ice 5 u Tw ed, all wool filing .vexy
cheap, only 10 cents per yard.
WhecIIu,. sept ~ STONE g. Tlf0AJ AS.
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songes 8 Lota for sac III Cadiz.

FTHE subscTibers sEsr at private sale three good
Il and eoBreniegt dwelling houses AT suitable flr
buildings, VaieF eci two Of the houses are asw
built Prices low and terms reasonable.
We olso oiicr Tor sale four vacant building lots,
All The ptopey is suitated on the depot side Il the
Town u Cadiz, and must therefore increase rnIE y
in value WOOD & SMITH.
Cadiz, Dec. 81, 1883
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Bonrets.

! bhAt AZ Ule stock OF irscy sfk arI ss:in
L \ i'.e-7---4s5, lhsasaiEg dv 49,, . izass
81, - f'i' IL a-fs ligi si.s "a ss l4.s
N..selin i7e..t -. sfJAE& Tfit3ttyAs.- q
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NOTICE.



OFFICE or THE STEUBENvILLE AND INDIANA
BAIL Roam ComPANY,
4aee Steuhenville, Dec. IL, 1853
HE Company intend running Train of Passen-
ger and Freight cars between Steuhenville and
Union Port tSec 2O -coussaencing on Tuesday, Dec.
%, 1853, ~.
NJ 1 TIME EOFSTARTING TRAINS.
WEsrwARn.--Leaves Stubenyille station at A.
N, and T, NJ. 45s-
EAsrwARp.--Returning leaves GInicpport tsecton
20) at 10 A. NJ. and +, NJ, stopping et inturnedi
ate stations going and returning.
FARE.
From SteubenviIe to Unionpert so ce1ts--nnd for
any distance within the limits Of 3 miles not less
than 10 cts, and over that distance at the rate OF
cents persme, stopping only at the following points
going and returning:
Mingo. ......... Section
Gould'5.... 4aa . -
West end. ........ f" 8
STATIONS. }Smithfeld corssIng. +" ii
Reeds Mli.... I" II
Bloomfield. ...4.. ..st.s ghl7y 3 g
&80Gf Unionport. ........ . 90@
Passengers are particularly fequestsd 10 purchase
their tickets at the Office before taking their seats in
he cars, 4tisrY HH H 3 EN7N5 y
For particulars call at the Company,s ofice on
Washington street. between 9th and Tth; or enquire
OF the conductor on Train at unionport
dec. left ISRAEL PEMBERT0N,
Chief Eng'r and Sup't s. 4 |. R,R.,Co.
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New Wholesale Tobacco Store

New Wholesale Tobacco Store
# CH5AA, CARR & 90; ars now ready to supply
Id dealers in this city or countrE, with Nirgina
Chewing Tobaeco, imported and Domestic Ci,
CARS, Saufr o all kinds, ssuuti boxes, etc.
Ihey will offer, on the best terms, at their whole
sale store, No 81 Main street, between Quincy aaH
Monroe streets.
500 boxes 81 and lump chewing tobacco.
200 do u lb do do
go do pound, some very superior;
81 do Diadenand dew droptwisii
30 gross yellow bank and 4auyllct Anc ciin
% bbls smoking tobacco;
1000 papers do do
300000 superior aegnrs. E5&NF
JOG, 900 domestic 90
l5o boxes chalk pipes and pipe heads,
80 groRs snuff boxes @
90 do cigar cases ete. etc
Dealers are invited to call and examine our scRl.
We are determined 10 offer Inducements @.Aal "a
any il the Eastern market.
Wheeling Va April 81, ls53..ly.
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Executors Not &c.

AAAVONLVVA y AVVO VIZ
NOTICE is hereby given tina: the subscriber has
been appointed executor OF the last viii and
testament Of John Busby, late Of Harrison county
Ohio deceased. ABRAHAM I'll BUSBY, Exec.
Dec. a, 1853,
LNlNE Teas for family use. The best assotment
i eyerby dec. q 50 WOOD and SMI III.
LYME Tobacco, every kind at
L dec 81 '53 WOOD and SMITH.
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New Furniture and
CHAIR " ARE ROO MS |!

--- MUNDAR z IL IfHFEN.
INVITE the atienti of house KEEPERS and Others
l. to their new Furn..uro and Chair Ware Rooms,
in the new brick building No. l63 Market Street, a
few doors below the Market House. they are pre-.
pared to furnish all articles in their line, such as
Dressing and Plpin Bureaus, Secretaries and Book
cases, Gard, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Bodseads
in every variety, Work and Wash Stands, Sofas
Divans, Ottomans, &c. Fancy What Nots, Fancy
Work Stands.
Chairs, Windsor, Cane Sent, Mahogony, in every
variety, plain and fancy, Looking Glasses, Clocks
&c all OF which will be furnished promptly to or.
der at the lowest pr.ces. We respectfully invite the
public to call and examine stock, feeling assured
that we can render satisfaction in all cases.
MuNDAY g. Colts.
Wheeling, scp2s ls53.ly
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FINHE great Medical Discovery Of the age. This
i truly and most wonderful MeiicHie has been
successfully used in Europe and Asia Tor Inauy
years aud warranted TO give immediaIe relief and
most speedy cure for Bronchitis sore IE-oat, Asth-
ms, Colds, Pulmonary clnsuption, and ali az -eilons
OF the Lungs and Breath. consumption Is often
cured in the first stages; and even "a me worst
stage, great relief may be had.
10 Minister'S Singers and Fobllc speakers they
are iuvaluabe as in twU hours they remove all
hoarseness crease the power aud tsxibiity OF the
voice, and enable them 10 speak or sing clear and
distinct
Certificate FRI n Rev. DR.. Luckey.
To the Methodist Church and her Clergy, and to
Spenkels and Ministers genera!ly:-Ihe following
is from one of your aged, most extensively known
and gifted Ministers, Rev DIR. Lucky, OF the East
Genesee Conference, n. \.
II am h ppy to acknowledge the substantial ben
eft | have received from the use OF DIR. LocoCE's
PUIMoNIc WATERS. had severe cold attended
with symptoms of fever. The usual remedies
prescribed by my physician, kept the lever under;
but my cough continued alarmlugly severe and OBJ
stinate. The morrill, state OF my stomach refusing
the preparation the Physician deemed it necessary
to employ my son procured box Ot LocOck's Wal
ers and advised me to Try them The Of them
gave immediate relief After using two boxes
was quite restored, which | have every reason TO
believe was the result OF their efficacy
Yours, &c,
A Voice rom the West.
VIscENSEs, Ind, Jan Is, 1888.
Mr.. e. TAYLOR & co.:-DEAE SIR;-tlaVing sold
your Pulmonic Waters for the last six months,
shall briefly state unto you the unbounded success
of the same in relieving Coughs, Colds and all dis
eases of the Lungs They have been led by our
mo eminent Clergymen with entire satisfaction IN
every instance. i necessary could get certificates
enough to fill volume, but they want none, as they
will sell without putting OF advertising. They need
only to be used to make them sell. Send on more
w Waiers Immediately Respectfully yours.
CHARL LES II CLARK,
Druggist Vi9cennes.
! BEWARE! The rapid sale OF Dr. LococK's Wat.
ers, consequent upon their worldwide reputation,
has tempted heartless spectators in the life and
health of mankind, to palm off upon the unsuspect-
Ing worthless imitation OF DR.. LoCocKs WATERS.
Be sure that you ask fof Dr.. LococK's Waters and
see that the name of E. TAYLOR the Proprietor be
written on the lopo each box. &1r None other can
aaENrs.--KelIsa & Caldwell, General Agents
Wheeling; John Beall and Nc Bean and Knox, Cadiz
| Lewis, Geo geto"Hi J ? and ) II Watson, liar-
risvlle; Atkinson a. kennard, New Athens; lhos
Green, Frceport; ) and A Paggart, IipPecanoe;
John + Crnmbet Deersvile + Croskey, New
Narket; VIM. Singer, Jefferson; I Brown, Moore
field; and Phipps Smyrna; L Thompson, fhonp-
sons Tavern.
| DeceInbt Ia. 1853
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Constructive Notice.
The Siate Ohio, Harrison County. = t.
C0art VI common Pieas, Nov, cith 1858

Isaac W. Campbell.

w.
Isaac W. Campbell.
TINE ssiI Isaac w. Campbell viii take notice
i that he has been sued BY y. {. salisbury & Co
IN the Court vi Common Plsas If Harrison county,
Tor i've hundred dOars with iaterest ulaTeon from
the seventh day Of Oct, 1853. anu that unless be
anse wer BY the liih dag VI January \ u. 1854
The petition oi the said d. L. salisbury & Co. q.
Cainst ham filed in the Clerks Office ot saii Court.
such Petition will be taken as true an laIemcn,
rendered accordingly.
Witns - M hand and the seal Of said court this
9th day Of November a D. 1859
CHAS PATTERSON Clerk Of court Of
Com. Plea Vi HsJ. Co.
J. A. BlVGEAN Atty. for PHI.
November 10. lSI@-t.l
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

BE NOT DEFR.aUDED!
Buy no book unless DR., A. NJ Mauriceau, l2g
Liberty Street, ~ Y, is on tho title page and the
entry in the Clerks Office on the back Of the title
page; and buy only of respectable and honorable
dealers, or send by mail, and address to DR.. A. NJ
MauriCeau, as there are spurious and surTeptitous
infringements Of copyright
RT- Upon receipt of One Dollar 1.-THE MAR.
RIED WoMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM-
PANIoN" is sent (aaifed free 10 any part Of the
United States the Canadas and British Provinces
All Letters must be postpaid, and addressed TO
Dr. A. M. MAURICEAU, Box 1924, New.Yors
City Publishing Office, No. l29 Liberty Street.
Esw-York.
OHIO.
l. SrRArToN, Cincinnati-E G CoNwELL, Coshoc
ton-H ROUND, Sorahsvlle--SgNTINEL OFFICE Cad
--CoTToii, ,Cleveland-A HINcHMAN Salem -THEKo
THOMPSON, Stenbenyillc--JoHNG GGARY & Co. Coun
us.
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New Furniture, Chair and LC,k-
ing glass Store.

- = = i0f s''' -fs ia'rsai Ipsrnurrs silcl
- ga Deeh e1tenIss- y tie ..il-.i.Ar. u. sosti
is.s 20 lniofih ms Firlds Ttd ~ hsahr ga
crafty that Ls as lakuis a us.,il a., ~, A.. 49,, -,
" " 'ia S'rtg1 near JtIss. 4brss he r. I.,,af.ai 4,
!ufhish sh Kinds u IssHiiure, Ihaifs. ..,...,sr
tissscs, &c. Ia ali ihtir ya.irfr -
~ 4bist-a' 90 al seLs. p5ii IN tii,i. Dls. 40
-e"- sAu1 Ai~Aeet lfaiiI0n ~ ofl~T.f -.
HM. RIBfLD At1iEE
u-t--,.- Ne. -. S.sl.s.tsat
'eelng- sept. u, lsSJ.-ly stl "a
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Mary Hanna's Est ! te.

ATOTICE i. hereby given that thc uIIsrgi gned
IN has been appointed ami cpaltsi EXecwoT
on TIE estate OF ilary Ha1na, tate c SAID County,
deceased DATED al CsdiE this ls! day OF December
a. u. 1883 JAMES HANNA, j., Executor.
December : So
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GHOULDER BRACES, new and improved ar.
~ tcle for sale cheap by JNU. BEALL
nov l6 1853.
INEEDLEYS s PRACTICAL BUSINESS TREA.
u TloE, or how to get, save, spend, give, lend,
and Boqueath money Tor sale at reduced price by
nov IL '93 ] BEALL
pARkERS, series Of popular school books for sale
i by nov IL 80 J .BEALL
WRlTlNG, LETTER, Commercial, Note, and
w Fancy paper Tor sale low by J BEALL
nov l6 '53
EAMlLY, SCHOOL and fancy bibles a good yari
l. ETY. chcap at nov IL '53 J BEALL
M LIZARDS TRAVELS IN Egypt, Arabia Pc.
w tiara and the Holy land, new and very pop.
uar work tor sale by nov, 10 J3 J BEALL
GPELLERS, Towns, McGutIies, Cobbs new and
- United States all lor sale by J BEALL
nov 10 '53
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Now Come On

XNE have received lhis,iay large aseoftmsnfes
" Aaisot AL sizes, which We win Hel rsryA6ss.
aisn superior lot q li'ns ahi' cant y hsat tit
so3u, As ihtr are gNag iagt atslsa
jaas !, l31j ~ atof.'5eK
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UMBRELLAS, Window paper and Viewers
u Reeds, at(oct26 SHY WOOD & SMITHS
A NlCEStock,of cutlery, knifes and forks, spoons
IA scissors, Hinges and screwg etc.
ioct26 '53-lyI at WOOD L. SMITHS
NTHTTEMORLS Yankee shaving soap 10 cts
w for cake WHICH will last nan year SHAY.
ing times week, also the best chewing tobacco,
(oct26 '53-ly) at WOOD K SMITHS
GIMPS, tringos Silk, Luces, coat Binding cord
u and all sorts of trimmings for Men and Sonlen
at toct 26 lS53-lyj WOOD Il SMITHS
SlLKS great variety Of colors and prices from
y u cts. to S200at WOOD & SMITHS
toct s6 l853-ly)
O0MFORTS, Hoods and Bonnets Mt
~ toct 26 l833-lyl WOOD a. SMITHS
w UOLEtN Yarn ut "A 8 4 =
wv ITnnCc 4,
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DICk, I!atcrett. Maddox, EIanmerand AKA Has
Il dies, splendi daEtieie, atthe
lime IS, 1888 RIG PADLocK-
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New Fall Goods.

M f have received our Fall Stock, which comprise
w an Immense variety OF Goods, suitable tor the
season, and would be pleased tnhavo tho epportuni.
" oil exhibiting them Our customers and the pub
lie generally. sept. 2l-lS53 WM. IIOtiG Il CD
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INK. HALLS Bdlsam for the l.unas this article
II perhaps has gfeatet reputation fof euriHgdis-
eases Of the lun@s than apv medicine ot ths hind
now IN use, for sale BY Ras ~ 1888 ] BtsALI.
(tASTER OIL. in bottles, and on ifauztt. 4 prime
~ article for sale By noy % 1Saa i Ilis 4fsTs
E'ABf.Rs Cedar Pencils, ths Best ii ase Fof sals
IL ciieapby nuv - sRaa s BEAGh
tTEEI. PEsANS, large assortnenr eheap A.
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Kid Gloves.

4 IEXANDER'S best Kid Gloves, for Ladies and
n Gentlemen. A good variety of ieat silk
Mits, short and long. sCpt3l 80 W IiDGG &CCl
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questions from all around, sighed for his home
and obscurity. So - {
One day he was in bath with the sultan
ssIf," said he, 81 were to give the sultan box
on the ear, he would think me mad, and send me
back to my own country - 80 -
No sooner said than done. Yateney gave the
sultan box on the ear and rushed out of the
room. The sultan followed him, burning with
rage; scarcely had he crossed the threshold when
down went the whole building. .sa sre
The sultan, persuaded that the sheikh had acted
with great presence Of mind to save his life, pro.
tested that he would grant him any favor he
chose to ask of him. :-,-as - ~ ts..,.1--
'Father of True Believers" said the sheikh, 81
only ask one thing, and that is that you publish
through all your dominions strict orders that nc
one shall ask me any more questions
Thereupon he told the sultan his whole history
at which the sultan was amazed, and all the more
looked upon the sheikh as an inspired man. Then
he embraced him, made him great presents, and
sent him home to his own country, where ever
after he regarded his wife as the author of his
fortune, and advised all young men to take ex-
ample by him, and set great store by matrimonial
counsels. -lz z--
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A HUNTER OF KENTUcKY.-The correspondent
of the Evansville Journal writes as follows about
a Kentucky hunter:
swat Eckman--it would do you good to see
him-has followed hunting for livelihood since
the year 1881. Since that period he says he has
killed 3S bears, 9s4 wolves, 3s47 coons, 900
foxes, 961 wild geese, 2o4o pheasants, "A ground
hogs, 80 wild cats, IA pole-cats, 2o6 minks, be-
sides squirrel, quail, and other small game beyond
his power to calculate. The sum he mas realized
from his game, skins, &C., falls but little short Of
twelve thousand dollars.''
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11
C Think of this, good peers,
Cool og1u,pudence.

There is gentleman residing in Western
New York, whom, in default of his real name we
will call Colonel. He has one son, Ned, rather
graceless youth, full of all the wild pranks in
which students generally excel. Being at home
during vacation, he corresponded regularly with
his chum, who, by agreement, was to keep him
posted up in regard to everything that transpired
with him worthy of note. Of course he was
very careful to keep all his precious epistles from
the eye of the Colonel, and as Ned was Colonel
Jr.' it became necessary to watch the mail ar
rivals closely, as his chum wasn't very particular
in adding that distinguishing feature to his name
One day he rode around to the Post Office, as
usual, and found to his dsmay that Joe, the groom,
had taken the letter and left for home. He start
ed at a gallop, but was unable to make up the
time, for Joe arrived ahead Hoping that moth
ing very bad would come of it, he marched in to
dinner as cavalierly as possible. One glance at
the Coloners face revealed to him that he was in
for it.
The substantals being disposed of, as usual,
the lady mother left the room, and left Ned and
the Colonel slipping their wine. Leisurly pulling
the letter from his pocket, the Colonel passed it
to Ned, and asked him what he thought of it
Ned quietly perused it, its contents being an ac-
count of his chum's doings, both lawful and un-
lawful, and ending by urging him to come to him
without delay. Ned finished it in silence, and
handing it back to his father, said:
"Well, sir, considering your age and station
in life, think..you keep very bad company!'and
before the Colonel could recover himself suf-
fciently toreply, he vanished from the apartment.
l-Dutchmaa..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-11

A number Of smallpox patients in Oglethrope,
Georgia, made stampede from the buildings in
which they were confined by the civil authorities,
and, in different stages of the fearful malady fell
upon the officers and put them all to flight. May
or SorreH called out the military to suppress the
disturbance, they, however, made but poor resist
ance to their diseased opponents. flying in great
confusion at their approach. At last accounts,
smallpox had the day, and the disorder was sub
siding.-P Pittsburgh Post.