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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-10-05
nOnce more to the Breach!!n

Frieads of Democracy, now's the day and
nov's the hour when your services are de-
manded. On next Tuesday you will be
called upon 10 make bold, manly and des-
Perate charge upon the enemies Of Democ-
racy and Republican Institutions. That is
the dag which wall try the strength of par
les ia 0hio-the day on which the embattled
hosts ofDemOeracy and Federalism will be
arrayed against each other at the Polls
On that day il will become your duty to de-
eide through the allot-boxes, between the
Democratic party-the party that has ev-
er stood by the country in peace and in war
and whose Legislation, in the language OF
the immortal JACKSON; "dispenses the bles-
sings of government, like the dews of Heav
Ell, alike upon all, the high and the low, the
rich and the poor"-and the Federal party
this is the true cognomen of the opposi-
ton although it may appear before you un-
different guises-the party of moral treason
the party whose leaders have always de-
serted their country aud their conntry's
cause, and have given "aid and comfort to
the enemy in time of war-the party whose
Legislation destroys the natural equality Of
meu; degrades labor, pluuders industry,
builds up corporate monoplles, and create )
aristocralic distinctions in society.
FREEMEN On what side do you range
yourselves Oemoeratsl are you ready for
the conflict. If not it is time you were pre-
pairing Only few days have to elapse
before the great questions before the people
of Ohio mast be decided, and either Dpmoc-
racy or federalism be triumphant. Then,
fellow Democrats, as you revere the time
honored principles Of the Democracy
as you value the blessings of Liberty
and free Institutions, we invoke you to
rally to the Polls on the Eleventh Of Octo
Der, and vote the Democratic Ticket.-O.
Pat
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TIME greatest Discovery of the age.--Plantcrs
l. Famers, Families and others can purchase liz
remedy equal to DR. TOBIAS Venetian Liniment
for Dysentery, Choic, Group, Chronic Rheumatism
Sore Throat, Tooth ache, Mosquito Bites, Pains in
the Limbs, chest, back, etc.
lift does not give relief the money will be refund
ed; all that is asked is trial. and use it according
TO the directions.
1t is an English remedy, and was used by Viii
liam the ~, late King OF England and certified tc
by him, as a curs for Rheumatism, when everything
else had failed
OVER lOOOO,OOO BOTTLES have been sold in
the United States, without single failure, and
many have stated they would not be without it il
ii was $40 per bottle, in of Group as it is as
certain as it is applied.
1t cures cholera, when first taken, in few hours
Dysentery in half an hour; Tooth ache in five min
utes! 1t is perfectly limo rent to take internally and
Is recommended by the most eminent Physicians in
the United States Price 25 and 80 cents
DIR. TOBIAS could fill dozen newspapers with
certificates and letters relating to the wonderful
cures accomplished by his Liniment, but considers
warraning it sufficient, as any person who does moi
obtain relief need not pay for it.
DIR TOBIAS has put up Horse Liniment in pint
bottles which is warranted cheaper and better than
any other for Choic, Scratches, Old Sores, Calls,
Swellings, Cuts, Bruises, etc. Prce 80 cents.
DIR. TOBIAS Office, $40 Greenwich street, New
York.
For sale by FLEMING & BROTHERS and DIR. KEYsEE,
Wood street, Pittsburg.
AGENTs.--John Beal and Hamilton, Cudiz M
Joley & CO., New Market. Wilson & Deming Mas.
tersvilIe Brown e. Barnhouse and VIM. Walters
New Hagerstown Jul Schneider, Moorefeld
Phipps & CO.. Smyrna. sep2S lS53ly.
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HO We! HO YE!!

That love Democratic principles, love
Democratic measurrs, that have labored in
days gone by for the glory and success OF
the democracy, COME TO THE POLLS
on Tuesday and defend and secure the con-
tinued supremacy Of the glorious and time
honored principles of your party, by voting
the entire Democratic scket. See that eve
ry Democrat in your School district and
township are at the polls Let none stay a
way from the FREEMAN's FEAST. By no.
bic and gallant effort last fall, you achieved
the greatest political victory known in our
country's history. The Democratic Banner
now floats proudly upon the Capitol of your
State and Nation, Shall it remain there AS
the g lorous ensign Of the freedom of the
the people? Upon yom Democrats depends
the answer. Tile Federolists, too badly
whipped last fall dare show you an open
fight, are laying traps to take the Democra-
cy in ambush. They are secretly working
to destroy your party organization. By ev-
cry intrigue and specious pretence do they
endeavor to entice Democrats from the sup
port of their candidates. They are secretly
encouraging Democrats to bolt from the
true Democrat faith; thereby expecting to
weaken the strength of the regular Demo-
cratic candidates SO as to secure the election
Of Wings. Democrats be not deceived, but
put your emphatic veto upon all the false
pretences and fraudulent schem5of Whig-
gerry by voting the Democratic Ticket.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

OcT, Flour, State, l. Ohio 6,94a7
The steamers news had favorable effect
upon the market, large speculative demand
Southern 6,87a7; Western wheat 1900
1861; Gennessee l53@l29 advanced 2 10 8
Mess Pork $l7, Prime $l34, advancing
Mess Beef l244, active; hens 81, shoulders
II, quiet. Lard in bbls 1l5. Iron 200
scotch dig at 36@374. Coffee, Rio II,
dull. Sugar 81, Orleans St, heavy. Mo-
Iasses 90 quiet Linseed Oil 655.
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EDAsRGIEAsINsssSSsh

TIME Great Fair held on the Wheeling Island
L awarded to the subscribers three premiums and
Diploma for the following goods:
Best Black Brocade Dress Silks
Best and richest Embroidered Swiss colors-
Best embroidered Silks and Painted Challeys for
Party Dresses
And for the Greatest Variety and Richest Dress
Silks, we have also-just received some Of the pre-
MUM caaSimeres aud Persian cloth, yarns &c, OF
Mckee &. Robertsons celebrated nlanulacturer-
all OF which to gether, with our general stock OF
rich Dress Goods and staples we invite the public
attention. STONE IL THOMAS
Wheeling, va sept25 1853
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MOTrE. E.................. W. NJ
w. D. MOTTE & BROS,

TEIVVT DKT TVU1JS,
No. l7G, MARKEr ST., WHEELING, VA
w E wish to cali the attention of the citizens o
w Cadiz and the surrounding country, to oul
establishment in the City of Wheeling. Our house
deals in every description Of DRY GOODS, We
will be prepared early i'll the season with splendid
stock, suitable for Fall and Winter Trade, 1t will
contain every thing new and fashionable in Fancy
Goods, together with all kinds OF STAPLE e. DO.
MESIlC ARTICLES, such as sultable for fI M.
lily use.
One Of the firm will be in the East good deal o
his time that will be receiving Fresh Goods
every few days throughout the season. We will be
able to offer inducements in prices which but few
houses have III the Western Country.
We solicit call at our Store when you visit our
your interest to deal with us then it will be our
lauIt w. D. MOTrE Il BRO fHER
Mhecling, Sept. u, lSi3-ly
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CENTRE FOUNDRY.

No. 20 Main Sr., CENTRE WHEELING,
X EEP constantly Oh hand un assortment of the
IN latest and most improved Stoves, embracing
every variety OF Parlor, Shop and Cooking Stoves
Their "Western Virginian," coal stove cannot be
surpassed by any thing ever introduced into the
city. They nave sold $50 of them within the last
six months, pledging themselves TO take them back
ii they did give satisfaction, and have never had
one returned.
They also keep constantly on hand the latest style
OF Arch Crates, warranted equal to any made else
where, also cast Iron Sinks, and a variety of all
articles in the Foundry line, which will be sold low
tur cash.
R5-Partcular attention will be paid to all kinds of
Job work. Wheeling, Va Sept H. l853-3n
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Turn Out to the Polls!

Do not sit down and conclude that call is
well, there is no danger" but remember
tha "ETENAL vIGILENCE 1T PRICE OF LIBERTY"
Deception, deceit, fraud and double dealing
are brought to bear, and enemies will leave
no effort untred to gull people into the sup
port of their time serving candidates. The
only danger we need fearss is too much conf
dence in our strength, d consequent inacton.
Then turn out to man, and we will give
Them another Waterloo.
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WM. n. MEED.

BOOK-BINDER AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURERS,
No. 2ih monroe ST., Up Stars.) WHEELING, VA.
ffNHE undersigned would respectfully beg leave to
l. inform you OF the fact that he has purchased the
establishment lately known as James M Ewing's
Book Bindery and Blank Book Manuactory, and
is now prepared to execute to order all kinds OF
Hu!ing, to any pattern. Blank Books, OF every de-
scription viii be bound in any preferable stvle, such
as Half-bound, Full-bound, Sheep, Russia or extra
Russia Bands.
We are also prepared to bind Music, Magazines,
Law Books, Periodicals. &c, &c. in any style that
mAkbe preferred, to compete with work done in any
p4R the country.
&Mld you have any of the above work to do, please
elsB Your order Gf ever small it will be thank.
fally roceivedl at my Bindery, No 2l1, Monroe
Street, up Stairs.)
Particular care taken in binding Magazines &c.
Wheeling, sep2S lS53ly
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$50 Reward!

M 7lLLbe paid to any person who will buy box
w OF DIR. TERRELS Healing Ointment, and
use 1t according to directions if they will call at my
office and say, with clear conscience, that it will
not completely cure chapped hands, chilbuns, chat.
ing, Sore Lips Burns and Freezes, Sores on children
and greatly alleviate, itnot entirely cure Saluheum
Piles inflammation of Breast, bites OF Insects Pimpes
on the Face, and all diseases of the Skin
MONROE Terrell, Naucatuck, coun.
10 whom all Orders should be addressed Sold
also by the Principal Druggists and country Mer.
chants generally
Wholesale DEPoTs.-C CIickenner g. CO., No
81 Barclay.st, New York: A McIurc & CO., Alba
N.Y. Fleming Il Brothers, Pittsbrugh; VIM II Brown
and Bro, No Liberly-st., Baltimore; NV Dyott
and Sons, Philadelphia
AGENTs.-John Beall and S Hamilton Cadiz.
SpplJ lSJ5-IV
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Farm and Tavern Stand fOr Sale.

INHE subscriber offers for sale the Farm and Tav-
Il ern Stand, at present occupied BY him, situated
IN Mooreheld township, Harrison county, OhiU ON
the SIeubenyille and CLmbrilge Nc cAdamized road,
seven miles west Of CadZ and four miles from Moore
field. Said Farm contains Isl acres Of first rate land
about 100 OF which Is cleared, and in a fine state of
cultivation This Farm is well watered, has two
good Orchards on it, plenty OF Coal and the best
stone quarry in the country. II is well fenced and
hrst rate repair otherwise.
The Tavern Stand is ofthe very best between
Steubenyllle and Cambridge, and the buildings are
eQmmo1ous and substantial with sufficient stabling
Tor ~ horses. There are also on the premises two
other Dwelling Houses, Storero0m aud Black
srlth's shop-all of which will be sold on favorable
terms. GEORGE BARTLETT.
Cussyille, O., Sent %, 1888
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WIN. II SEAMAN,
Manufacturer aud Dealer in Chairs
aud Cabinet Furs,iture

No, loo, MAREET ST. least sids.) WHEELING, Va.
ENHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
l. and the Public generally, that he eonunues 10
Manufacture and keep on hand large and good as
sorunent OF Chairs and Cabinet Furniture which be
will manufacture of the best material, and employ
none but good workmen.
l am determined 10 manufacture a yERY SUPERIOR
article of chairs 10 those brought here by Biz SPEC
ULAroEs in the business, and equal to any manuiac
tuTed in the City, all OF which will sell at the low
est price for cash. Wheeling sep2S lSjj-ly
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New Furniture and
CHAIR VIZ ARE ROOMS

INVITE the attenti / of house keepers and others
l. to theirnew Furn,, ,ure 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 Plpn Bureaus, Secretaries and Book
cases, Card, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Bodsteads
in every variety, Work and Wash Stands, Sofas,
Divans Ottomans, &c. Fancy What Nots, Fancy
Work StaAds.
p Chairs Windsor, Cane Seat Mahogony, in every
variety, plain and fancy, Looking Glasses, Clocks,
der at the lowest prices. We respectfully invite the
public to call and examine our stock feeling assured
that We Gun render satisfaction in all cases
MUNDAY g. COTTS:
Wheeling, sep28 lS53.ly
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For the Democratic Sentinel.
DEERsyILLE, Sept. 3Oth, 1853.


DEERsyILLE, Sept. 3Oth, 1853.
Mr. ED1roR:-In the Republican of the
29th inst, | noticed another communlca-
tion over the signature ct Mr.. John Weaver,
in which he has demonstrated the fact that
he has acted the part of dishonorable
man by circulating reports which he is un-
able to prove. | have represented Mr..
Price as be ing Gram drnker and not be-
inga temperance man, which l challenge
Mr.. Weaver to prove the contrary. Mr..
Weaver admits in his article Cf the Goth,
that used the term perfect torer. which
he renders sot; he admits also that SAID
that Mr. Wright said that Price was a fine
neighbor, much of gentleman, &c. Now
had Mr.. Weaver given these qualifications
alone, he would have made HING Price J
lust what did, to wi, dram4drnker.--
But he undertakes to screen himself by sta
ting that he looked upon my qualifications
as being "a trick of an artfuI slanderer,"
which would be fair exhibition of his own
malicious disposition. He also denies the
charge which | made, of his having admit
ted that il he had q en- all of my qualtca-
tions, it would have been no use to nave
told it. would Just refer him to David
Gladman and r. n Siminton for the proof
of this. / now renew the charge | made
before in relation to his having suppressed a
pat of the certificate Of Mr.. HiIyer, and
say thatit rests betweon Mr.. Weaver and
the editor of the Republican. Mr.. Hilyer
still maintains that it was not published in
full as it read when he signed it. |
su pposed it was Mr.. Weaver who done it as
he was the only person particularly concern,
ed. However, let it be who it may, the
fact itself is sufficient to proye that Mr..
Weaver's side of this controversy is only
maintained by the most FRAUDULENT means
that the hnman mind can invent. For the
proof that Mr.. Hilyer says thai part OF his
certificate was withheld. | refer to Mr..
Hilyer himself, DR., S. R. Magee, Joseph
Hollier, G. w. Spiker and R. NJ Coultrap.
He still further manifested his stupidity and
dishonesty by denying that the word sot
was in his first article, after he had written
it and before he had seen the paper in
which it as published, which | can prove
bv David Palmer and r. N Siminton And
by refusing 20 60 with me to men who
heard the conversation (Gladman and Hill.
yer) with the paper, AMI letting them decide
whether he had given a correct statement
of the facts or not. and letting their decis-
ion be fnality And threatning that if |
beat him through the paper, (Which was the
course he had taken, he would spend the
last dollar he had, but what he would main
tain the literal reading of his article of the
9th OF August For the proof of this re
fer to John T. Cramblet r, NJ. Coultrap,
G. w. Spker and r. N Siminton and 9th.
,ers. THOMAS QUINN.
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CINCINNATIM MARKET.

C1NcrNNATr, Oct. 3.--Flour opened at
$50, advanced 30a35 under Ba!ucs news,
closing firm at 5,50,a5, SGT, soma holders
ask 5,75. Oats dull at 40. Corn 3d.
Wheat advanced to 50. Provisions, 100
bbls mess pork at $14.l4,25 deliverable at
Chillicothe. Butter firm at I4al6. Lin.
seed oil 70. Cheese 8+a9.
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Ma. EprToR:-On my return home | find
some Interoga'ives awaiting me on the
subject of the Maine Law. l had thought
that my position was known, as the Free
Democracy would put in nomination no man
who was not known to be the advocate of
the Name Law heretofore reliable men.
AS thereis a generalrequest by the Deers-
vile committee ] will answer. go for the
enactment Of the Maine Law or an equvo-
lent and submitit 70 the people of Ohio to
ratify, and intend to labor diligently un.
til success shall crown our efferts
CHARLES WARFEL.
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TO COUNTRY MERCH ANTS.

HATS AND CAPS AT Wholesale
w f are now receiving our fall and and fJaTa
w winter stock of HAS and Caps, which tLz1SSSS
will be, we feel assured, the largest and cheapest
ever brought TO this city. Country Merchants who
design purchasing east, are particularly invited to
prices, are fully low as any house in Baltimore
S ID. HARPER & son,
No l29, cor. Main and Union sts
Wheeliug, September L 1853.
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OUR stock of Fall and Winter heavy Goods, con.
Osistng of red, white and yellow fannels, bard
do, lnsey james, casinets, tweeds, cloths, ect ect
is quite full, and bought in May. before the
rise with view to this fail trade and will be sold
to customers at old prices.
A few pieces of Tweed, all wool filling (very
cheap only Is cents per yard
Wheeling, Sept. 25. STONE g. THOMAS
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100 pIALs EOis 25 CENTS,

NJ EW ERA IN medicine, no more imposition or
4 eXrorton, 10 caoHIel. DR. IUwNSEEDS UNI
vtrsal health pills Each Box contains 100 Pills at
The ustonishlngy reduced rate of IS cents per box
IAe poor need longer be without the remedy for
disease
The Proprietor of these PILLS. therefore, Justly
baims to be thilanthropist and the Great Pioneer
In the work .! providing Tor the suffering not onlv
an lntallIbe remedy, uut OF placing TINS remedy
within the means OF all, however destitute their con
dition
The Pills may be used with safety at all times:
they ale never violent la their operation, but always
through and efficient. Tins desraOle result is ac.
conplished without the aid OF CalOmel or the many
drastic purgalves usually employed The public
may assured that Mercury, in none of its forms
enters into their composition.
SARSAPARlLLA, in highly concentrated state,
forms prominent ingredo-G he remaining ingre-
dients are Balsams and UIums, long known and val
ued in the Medical pro!essun; tic whole forming
a compound uneqnalled tor all
Impurities OF the Blood, C0stiveness, Jaundice
Female complaints sick Headache Pain in the
Back, Bilious Affections, Dyspepsia, iheumatisnl,
Consultation, Pains in the Head Pains in the Side
Liver complaints, Febrile Affections, Piles irreu-
uiurities, Pains in the Breast, Pains i'll the Loius,
&c.
The Purifying properties of these Pills are believ-
ed to surpass the power OF all other medicines On
Grating always thoroughly, yet without the aid Of
mineral pOlsOnS, they are peculiarly adapted to fam
lily use; safe and saiutary in their impressi N upun
The system they may b. taken all times, aud by ul
Now for these, and kindred discusses Iownscnd's y
Pills the one Great Remedy.
They most speedily a. etoctually do the work,
snbduing Inhamutions and Fcyers, opening obstruc-
ted pores, promoting porsprnron, ana soothing NOR
did scnsibilites. In short, they are warranted Bet
ter than all others-chcaper than nll-and destined
to supercede all! Try them, invaiis, sufferers one
and all--and Recommend the flis to your neigh
bors.
07-Directions accompany eack Box. A F PAL
MER, General Agent Stoulngton conn
Remember the Price, one Hundred Pills of Twen-
ty five cents!
For sale by Patterson & co, and II Logan e. co.
Wheeling Va.
AGrNrs.-Tohn Beall and S Hamilton, Cadiz. A
F Croskey and NJ ley, New Market Brown &
Barnhouse and W Walters, New liagerstown
Jul Schneider, eheld L Phipps & CO.,
Smyrna, sep25 S53-ly
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MantilIas and Silks.

A FEW doz. beautiful mantillas made of beautl.
~ tul lustred Black silks, watered do, aud fancy
colorcd do, plain and embroidered, trimmed with
lace fridge. Also, unusually large stock OF hose
long SHwALs same make we have had last years
which every body says the prcttest and cheapest
in the city. Call ami see them at
Wheeling, Sept %. STONE & THOMAS.
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THE WONDER OF TmEAGE.


all diseases of the Skin.
This Ointment will cure the Saltrheum, and Burns
or chapped hands, quicker and surer than any other
met icnes OF the kind before the public
To substantiate the above, can give hundreds
al cerhcates, but consider 1t no use as (any per-
son cun do the same, if they have friends for even
worthless nrticle) rely solely Oh the merits of the
Ointment for the public patronage,
n. b. A single box OF this Ointment will keep any
Placksmths, Farmers, Sailors, or Mechanic 5
hands, let them chap or crack ever so bad, sound
and in good working order all winter.
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERRELL,
Naugutuck Conn
WHOLESALE DEPoTs-C V CIikenner & CO., No 81
Barclay ST., New York; Fleming & Brothers. Pitts
burgh; Weeks & Potter, l54 Washington St, Boston;
VIM H Brown & Bro, No Liberty ST., Baltimore;
I w Dyott & Sons, Philadelphia.
Sold also by the PRINCIPAL Druggists, and country
Merchants, Price % cents per box.
AGENrS-John Beall & S Hamilton, Cadz., A.
F Croskey & NJ Jolley New Market. Brown &
farmhouse, New Hagerstown. A Jul Schneider,
Mooretield. E Phipps & CO., Smyrna.
sep28 lS53ly
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Graham's Maoazine.

The October number Of this invaluable
and unequalled Magazine is already on our
table. AS usual, it abounds in highly in
structive and edifying reading matter, and
superb enprayinps.
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A BEAUTIFUL stock of fancy silk and satin
N bonnets-also, mourning do.--also large
stock of sIaw, English straw, gimp, and all the late
varieties OF bonne;s very cheap at
Wheeling, Sept %. STONE g. THOMAS
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Ribbon and Honnets

OF New and beautiful style for Snstes and Bsn-s
" nots, also Velvet ditto all width and cuts A
fine assortment OF silks together with few Of other
kind of bonnes. sept2l '53 WIN HOGG &CDs
OPERA (all woob Flanuells and ManliIl iringas
Oassortod colors. sept2l SO WM. tEDtiti a. C0
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]. T. SCOTT,
Golden Bee hive Store.

NEV F3LL GOODS
NJ E have Just received our first stock of Fall
w Goods comprising all the LATE STYLES OF La
dies and Children's Dress Goods The largest stock
of Goods we have eveI brought III the CITY and the
richest and choicest stock of Embruiicries ever
brought to the city; together with an unusually large
and choice stock of staple goods, ect, ect bought
In May; expressly with view to the great rise in
goods this fall which will enable to give the great
est kind OF borgains to all who my be in need of
goods.
An examination of our stock is most cordially so.
licitcd STONE e. THOMAS
. Sept. %. ia Main ST., Wheeling
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SEQ REW ARD!

CST0LEN from the hopot the subscribers in Moore.
- field, Harrison county Ohio, on tho night of the
l8th inst. Three New Black Frosk Coats, together
with a new Satin Vest, and three yards OF Gray
Cassnett and three yards Of black cnrdBd Cassiere
and one Cloth Vest Pattern.
ANY person delivering the goods and The thiefto
the Subscribers shall receive the above reward, III
Sl5 for the goods alone with nRaly thanks.
A. w. MARSaALI.,
LEWIS HOFFMAN,
.NIoore6cId Ohio. Sept 2l ls53