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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-09

or A poor Irishman applied at
the church.warden's Office, At Man.
chester, for relief and upon some
doubts being expressed as to whether
ne was a proper object for parochial
relief, he enforced his suit with much
earneStness. g "a a7ryo gg3
~, t"Och, yer honor" said be, .'sure
ia pc starved long since, but for my
cat.1 3s!) is'1 a,t % sf.ss7s.v b.ss,r
"But for Whatl' asked the astonish-
ed interrogator. 10 saa' oa'nfar'
my cat sir" rejoined the Irish
man. g.... ,...
''Your catl how so?"
"Sure yer honor, sould her
eleven times for a sixpence a time,
and she was always home before I'd
get there myself"
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-09

or Those foundry men can best
stand the intense heat of the furnace
who drink no Intoxicating liquors..
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-09

1B"ShalI cut this loin Of mutton
saddle.wiseP saidagentleman carving.
"No,' said his friend, "cut it bidle-
wise, for then we may all chance to
get bit in our mouths"
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-09
sILAS WRIGHT,
Born May "a, 1895.
Died August 27, ls47.

Onthe opposite side is the following:
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er,y has been delivered to the plaintiff
where the Jury shall ind for the defendant
they shall also find, whether the defendant
had the right Of property or the right oi
possession only, at the commencement oil
the suit and if they find either in his favor
they shall assess such damages, as they
think right and proper for the defendant
for which, With costs of suit, the court
shall render Judgment for the defend
ant.
See. l49. IN all cases, when the prope-
tv has been delivered to the plaintiff, where
the jury shall find for the plaintiff on trlal'
or on inquiry of damages, they shall asses
adequate damages 10 The plaintiff for the
Illegal detention of the property, for which
with costs Of sHit, the Justice shall render
Judgment against the defendant.
See. 15O. When the property claimed
has NOT been taken, OF has been returned to
the defendant, for want OF the undertaking
required by section one hundred and forty
three, the action may proceed as one tor
damages only, and the plaintiff shall be en-
titled to such damages as are right and pro-
per; but if the property be returned for want
Of the undertaking required by said section,
the plaintiff shall pay all costs made by tax
ing the same
See. l51. The constable in executing
the writ, may break open any building, or
enclosure, in which the property clamed or
any part thereof, is concealed, but not until
he has been refused an entrance into said
building or enclosure, and the delivery Of
the property, after having demanded the
/ same.
Sec. l59. No suit shall be instituted on
the undertaking given under section one
hundred and forty three before an exHcu-
hundred and iQrty-lhree before an execu-
ton issued ON judgment in favor of the
defendant in the action, shall have been re-
turned. that sufficient property, whereon to
to levy and make the amount of such lud9-
ment, cannot be found in the county.
Sec. l53. If any Justice shall issue
writ to replevn property, as is provided by
by this article, without the affidavit being
made and filed in his Office, as is provided
in section one hundred and forty, the same
shall be set aside at his costs, and he shall
be liable in damages to the party injured.
GOncladtd On second P0qe
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the complaint uae ,npart. he shall render
a Judgment tor the restitution OF such part
onls, aud the costs shall be taxed as the
Justice shall deem just and equitable.
Sec. 1874. If "a jury be demanded by
either party the proceeding, until the empan
nelng thereof, shall be IN ali respects rs in
other cases. The jury shall be sworn or
affirmed to well aud truly try and deter.
mine whether the complaint OF naming the
plaintiff about TO be laid before them, is
true according to the evidence. Ii the Jury
shall find the complaint true then general
verdict of guilty against the defendant; II
not true then a geaeral verdict of noi gull
y if true in part tn en- verdict setting fort
the facts they hnl true.
See. 1856. The Justice shall enter the
verdict upon his docket and shall render
SUCH Judgment in the action as ii the facts
authorizing the fnding Of such verdict had
been found to be true by himself.
Sec. 1856. Exceptions TO the opinion Of
The Justice IN cases uhder this Article, upon
questions of law evidence, may be taken
by either party, whether tiled by jury or
otherwise.
Sec. 1877 When judgment of restitu-
ZION shall be entered by Justice he sEa at
the request OF The plaintiff, his agent or at
torney, issue a writ OF execution thereon,
which SHALL DC in the fhllowing form, as
near IT'S practicable;
The o,alc OF Ohio, - county:
10 any Constable of---town-
ship;
Whereas in a certain action for the forci-
bic entry and detention, Cor the forcible de-
tenlion as the case may be, OF die follow
Ing described pre- misses, to VIII,
lately tried before me, wherein--wa
plaintiff, and--wa was defendant, -
Judgment was rendered ON the day Of
=, A. D. -, that The plaintiff have
restitution of said premises; and alsa that he
recover costs in the sum Of. You
therefore are hereby commanded to cause
the defendant to be forthwith removed fIom
said premiees end the said plaintiff to have
restitution OF lhe same also that you levy
OF the goods and chattles of the said defen-
dart and make the costs and OF this writ
make legal service and due return,
Witness my hand This day of-A'
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EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
CHAR LES N. ALLEN,
Editor and Proprietor.

TERM S o + St TlON.
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AGENTS FOR THE SENTINEL.
The following named gentlemen are our authorized
arents To receive subscriptions advertisements, and
lob Work. We hope they will prove themselves to
L,good Agents. All contracts made by them Will
| strictly fulfilled by us:
treeport-Josepn Allen.
Westchester-WilliamF Fleming.
Mooretleld-A Jul. Schneider
Frankiin--Dr. Il. Conway.
Rumey-Jacob Gutshall.
Short Creek--Asa Holmes.
Stock-Janles Hoagland
Athens--Dr. Thomas tindey,
Greon.-S Samuel Bell.
Gernan--John Brown
North--A. +. Croskey.
Monroe-llenry b. Heller.
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= TcsaliEas9 on .ers. 10.

CONTINUED OHl .trs; Foge
or aassehmentissasd iorthe costs, aud issue
ezeculion therefor, and shall, moreover
I've written order 70 the constable who
levied On, or ShO may be charged With the
duty Of selling such property, dIreeit'nis hlm
10 restore the same, or 50 much thereoL aa
may haye been found TO belong to such claim
ant or claimants.
= .,s' See. les. But il the claimant or claim
ans. fail 70 establish bis or their right to
such property or to any part thereon. the
Justice shall render iud cement against such
claimant or claimants far the casts tna.
shave accrued on account OF such triVl, and
issue execution therefor, and the constable
shall not be lie 10 the claimpnt or claim
ants foe the properly so taken.
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E'ASCT Scars, PERFUMERHs, etc, large ussort,
l. ment lOF SAFE cheap by J. DEALL.
april 20, 1880.
M AsoNs ORIGINAL CHALLENGE BLAcKwG, a large
Itl ami fresh supply ioF sale cheap by
april 70, 1893 JOHN BEALL.
WI HITE, Red and Black Lead, Linseed Oil.
w Lacker, Turpcntine, ctc,, fresh and large
supply, Ut april ~, 1859 JOHN BEALLS.
LNho-Anqds Hoyer's, lIarfison's Morrison's
4 biocksoms 5, &c, large ana small bottles, hne
supply cheap by tapt 70, 53j J. BEALL.
GNIEEL PENS, a large ana me assortment, vari-
~ Gus UIdnds, cheap ut JOHN BEALLfS.
SAND PAPER, a prirne eastern article, and
~ large assortment by lapr ~, '5jJ j. EEALL.
& lAI, Letter, Note and fancy Papers, States, Pen.
april 70, 1853. JJHN BEALL.
( tAP, tQst and Fancy Note Paper, various Kinds
~ ana qual1iles, large supply, al
may !, 1903 JOHN BEALL'S
EiNFLLOFLS, Plain and Funcy, new supply,
~ cheap III Unay !, SO J. BEALL'o.
ANCUICH, lAPPEE aud MACCONBA SNUFF,
~ fresh supply, ior sale at
may A. 1898 JOHN BEALLS.
Sss6A Lbs. Venitian Red Eng, Just received and
IVY ior sale cheap at IUHN bEALLS.
may i, 1888 IA
HSeakas LBS EPSON and Glauber, SALTS,
-NOOV PRIME Mhlto article lor safe chCapat
may +, leo5 JOHN bEALL'S
DAY RUM, fine article for BARRIERS use, for sale
- ny uhay 4, IojSl JOHN bEALL.
d lANARY Seed and Cutie Fish Bone, a new SUD.
~ ply cheap at may4, 53l JAO BEALLS.
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SPRING ARRAN CEMENT FOR
IS ) 3.

| N view of the great influx of gold from California
l. and the increased facility and prosperity of our Ell,
tire country, together with large and increasing
trade had induced us to purchase nice, better and
larger stock OF Goods than usual, which we shall with
pleasure show to a discriminating public believing
that the experience OF the past will be their guide for
the future, and direct them to store with entire
confidence i'll our ability to sell good bargains We
take pleasure III showing Goods at all times
Cadiz, April e, 1S53-l5 VIM HOGG e. co.
WE age now receiving so bbls Molasses; 50 bbs
w Mackereli hds New Orleans Sugar; % bags
Coffee, to be sold very low for cash or trade
April /, 1853 WIN HOGG & co.
Y DOZ. BGNNETS of every variety at Hogg &
Co.'S, and some of the finest and handsonlesG silk
bonnets to be had in town, 50 the Ladies say.
april 6, 1858.
DANAMA, Leghorn, Louis Napoleon, Prince AL
l. pert and Palm Hatts, in endless variety, Just
opening to be sold cheaper than ever at
april 6, 1853 VIM HOGG g. co.'s
TN Parasos we defy competition for bouuty and
H. cheapness. Call and see them; also Umbrellas
good assortment. WM HOGG q co
april 8, 1858
- UGGEr, Floor and Table Oil Cloth, Carpets
IL hearth and door Rugs, general stock at
april 3, 1883 WIN HOGG Il cos
DRINTS and Dress Goods of almost every descrip-
Il tion and variety to great to enunlerate Notwith-
standing the report that Goods higher this year
than last we without doubt selling all kinds of
NoVus US cHeuP anu ihdliy hluu VI Dress UoOuS ac-
tually lower than last year. VIM HCGG IL co
april 6, 1853
A usual we have splendid assortment of Trim
n mings of all kinds VIM HOGG g. CO
april 6, 1853
HARDWARE, Saddlery Hardware, House furn-
IL shing, to be had on the easiest and best terms
at (april 81 WIN HOGG &, cos
ID S. Summer stuff at wholesale or retail, room
i full and at prices little cheaper than last year
april 6, 1853 WIN HOGG g. co
SPlNNlNG WHEELS, first rate article, warran-
~ ted, and few Artihcials, Tabbs, &c. call and
looE at them (aprG) VIM HOGG q co.
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Sec. 1873. The officer shall, within ten
days after receiving the writ, execute the
same BY restoring the plaintiff to the poss-
esslon OF the premises, and shall levy and
collect the costs and make, retuIn, as upon
other executions. If tbs officer shall re-
ceve notice rom the justice that thepro-
ceedngs have been stayed, by an allowance
Of a writ of error he shall Immediately de-
lay all further proceedings upon the execu-
ton and if the premises have been restored
to the plaintiff, he shall Immediately place
the defendant in the possession thereof, and
return the writ with his proceedings and
costs taxed thereon.
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FRESH REEF.

TNlH Subscribers would respectfully inform tho
L citizens OF Cadiz and surrounding country that
tney Inteld 10 have at tAe Market House. every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings, IA larga
supply Oh good young fresh Beef &c, which they
viii sell as cheap as it po sibIy Gun be sold tor.
No choice cuts saved for any person. First come,
Llrst served" BOYD FORBES, -.5T
JOSEPH CAPSlACk.
Cadiz, Ohio, April 90, 1858 Soft '
/. >. We VIII always pay the highest MarkS
price, in cash tOr good youns fat cattle T. &C.
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NEW (1OOl)Sll

TNHE largest and prettiest stock of Fall Goods are
Il to be seen nt VIM. HoGG g. Co.'S, where they
think It no trouble to show goods that have been pur
chased exclusively for cash. and with great care in
New York and Philadelphia, to which they ask the
attention OF customers and every person desiring to
purchase goods at short profits.
We have added to our usual variety, good assort.
ment of Ready Made Clothing, which you will find
on examination to be much cheaper than purchasing
material and having them made CAL and examine
the stock. VIM. HOGG g. co.
Cadiz, October l2, 1852.
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Saddlers, Hard Ware and Coach
Trimmings.

ust opened, very large assortment of Saddlers
- Hard ware and Coach trirnmings-Coach and
Leather Varnsh, Buggy Bows, fIubbs Spoke, Eel
lows, Carrige and Fire Bolts, Malleabe Irons, Pat
ent and enumeled Leather, and every thing used in
this business, to which invite the attention of the
Public, the Old Stand l55 Main St.
JOHN KNOTE,
Wheeling, Va. May IL, 1853.-ly.
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Grist and Saw Mill for sale.

TNllE subscriber offers for sale the Grist and Saw
l. Mill he now occupies situated three miles west
ol Cadiz, Harrison county, ., on the road lending
to N. Phlladelphla. Said mills in successful op.
eration and in amanner new being all rebuilt with.
in the last two years and half. The Grist Mill is
calculated to go by steam water power, or both at
the same time. Attached thereto is an engine sut-
iicient to run two pair of stone, good frame mill
house tour stories high with all things necessary for
doing both country and merchant work. In said
mill Is one pair OF four feet french burs of superior
quality, and pair OF three nd half feet oircl
Hill choppers, supcrine boiling cloth, sixteen
feet reel, two sets elevators, one rolling screen, one
smut machine Lull's patent.
The saw mill is calculated to go with water alone.
Any person or persons wishing information Us to the
character of said mills, call with Wood g. Smith, or,
with S. & H. Mctadden, Cadz.
May 4, 1853. JOSEPH THOMPSON. f
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FRESH E9'egOS,

TINE subscriber is receiving his stock ..,zzuzIz
Il OF Spring and, Summer DRUGs, which VsaaEa92s
have all been selected by himself in the WE,M
Eastern cities, and is much the largest
assortment OF the kind ever brought to d&f&eD
this market; and in point of quality, price, etc. will
compare with any stock in the country He will sell
as low as uny establishment west of the mountains
for cash approved country produce. Persons
wishing to purchase any article in the ii H&
BOOK Ogk ID AZ UG III NE,
would do well to- call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALL.s
Cadiz, MaY Is, 1852.
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DAGUGRREOTYPEs.

TTAVLNG lately purchased New Daguerrean
I1Apparatus oflarge dimensions by which Likeness,
of any size be taken, and that too in the best
and most improved style, l invite all who have q
taste for the fine arts to and mperisA-
able likeness of themselves or of their friends
No pains or labor shall be spared to furnish them
with good and correct likenesses.
Entire satisfaction will always be given.
Persons may have their likenesses put up in lock-
cts breast-pins, fingerrings in cases of differ
ent sizes, and varieties of STYLE and from one dollar
to five, according to the size, quality, or style.
31TRoams under the Republican Office
Cadiz, August 25, 1S52.-iy. Fl DAVIS.
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County Officers.

county OfEtCGFSS
Clerk ofthe Common Pleas and District Courts
CHARLES PATTERSON; office in the Public Buildings
SheriH--JAMEs BoYp; office in the Jail Buildings
Auditor-JoHN SLOAN office, Public "
Recorder-LACNCELor HEARN, g "
Treasurer-DAvID HILBERT i"
Prosecuting Attorney-AlLENC. TURNER; Office in
Lis residence nearly opposite the Mansion House.
Commissioner OF lnsolyents--LEvI Z. FoiSYTHE; ct.
ce opposite the Mansion House.
Seuier of Weights and Observation-Disclosures SHoE-
WELL; residence, CadlZ.
Coroner--A. {. Nixon; residence, Hanover
Suryeyor--J ACoB ARyIS; residence Cadlz township.
Observation-Disclosures WEIGH; residence, Cadz.
Master Commissioner i'll Chancery; WILLIAM ING
.LY; residence, Ca"'Z.
Board of School Examners-WM. CUL. GAsToN,
]. B. CuMMNs and Miss Il. +. THOMPSON; residence,
Cadz.
Notaries Pubic-WILLIAM ARNOLD; residence, Ca
liz; ROBERT WADE, residence HarIisvie.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Luther Rowley; residence, Monroe township.
Elijah Carver; Freeport
John Yost; So Short Creek "
Regular Meetings, first Monday in March, June,
and December, ut The Auditors office
DIRECTORS OF COUNTY INFIRMARY.
John Haverfeld; residence, Cadiz township.
BENJAMIN McFadden; Nottingham 6
John Conaway; Stock
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Short Creek township--JoshIa Adams, Charles
Warfel and William Buchanan.
Greene township--John II. Black Samuel Bell and
Jacob Dennis.
Rumloy townslip--Thomaa Finicum and Freder-
ck Kimlnel.
MooretieId township--John Umstot, Jacob Laf-
ferty and Return NJ. Kennedy.
Nottingham township--Mchael Crowl, Michael
Laird and William Ramsey.
Stock townshlp-fryer Mckinney, James Evans
and John Cramblett.
North township-James Welch, Abraham +. Cros-
kew and William H. MctJavran.
Freeport rownship-George B. Smith, John Knox.
John Wilkin
German township-AndEew Lynch and Samuel
Foreman.
Athens township-Hance Dunlap, John Bethel and
William Wilson.
Cadiz townslIip-William Arnold, John Blair,
Launcelot Hearn and Samuel Ramsey.
Archer township Robert Maxwell, Hugh Cavern
and Robert Mckee.
Washington tSwnship-John NJ. Brown and Lem
ueI Curothers.
Franklin township-David Gladman, Jacob Cram
blett and Hiram Worstcll.
Monroe township-Dayid Bowers, Samuel Mack
and Peter Donaldson.
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Great Extension Of Territory.

TIME Subscribers have succeeded beyond the most
l. sanguine anticipations OF the friends OF annexa-
ton in more than doubling the boundary of their
trade. Ihisis the age of expansion. Progress is the
watchword; and those who would succeed in any
branch must conform to the spirit of the times.
In the mercantile business this spirit demands large
and quick operations at small proftt Our determi,
nation is to sell Goods enough TO- enable to sell
them at very SHORT PROFITS.
We are now receiving by Railroad and Steamboat
direct from the Eastern Cities, very general and
heavy stock Of seasonable Goods OF every variety,
and would respectfully solicit tho attention Of our
numerous customers and ''tlie rest Of mankind"
We have also mnde arrangements TO pay Cash for
100000 pounds Of clean washed WOOL, at the high.
est market price; ALSO all other merchantable pro-
duce taken in exchange for Goods.
y Cndiz, March 1888. WOOD 81 SMITH.
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N Office.

A LII persons indebted to me by Note or Book ac.
IN count, are requested to come without delay and
make settlement, as | am determined to close upall
my old business matters This notice will consid-,
er sufficient for all and them thatthRt won't take
intend to bring. tR. ]. BENNETT. III
Cndiz. Mnrch 2. 1852.
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Grand Exhibition,
ADmITTANCE FREE.

MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF NEW GOODS
THE subscriber has Just received eHe Of ihe largest
l. and best selected stock Of Goods ever brOugh;
10 this market, comprising the greatest variety o
fashionable wear to be found in this place. His style
Of Dress Goods cannot be surpassed for variety OF
pattern and richness of figure, embracing every va
riey OF BeTages, Lawns, Tissues, DE zines. silks
&c, &c, A. II. BURICH.
QONNETS, large and beautiful assortment from
ID 50 cents to 500, at BURTCHS.
IOARASOLS, large stock, unequalled in style
l. and beauty, from - cts te S. at BURTCH'S.
SHAWLS, Canton Grape and Lace Shawls, splen-
~ dld lot from $40 TO 80, at BURlCIs.
OUlSE-a new style of Dress Goods and The on
IL ly article OF tile kInd in this market, at
x.,,,r,,-. BURTCHS
NlEMSbTTS and UNDERSLEEVES ES, u large
~ ahd Splendid assortment, and in fact every thing
nsua.'Y found IN Dry Goods house, all VI whlcn
IN tins place. A. IL. BUltTCH.
Cadiz, Ohio, April %, 1853.
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SHAWN G..

+ WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens o
l. Cadiz that | have again taken my old shop on
Market street, directly opposite McCormjcks store,
which was recently occupied by Jones and Roper
would respectfully ask the public to give me call
at 'Number two"
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AT who have boards to cut or hair to crop,
Just call on nae at my old shops
Yes, friends, I'll tell you what to do:
Give me call at ''Number Two;''
At noon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stay
But give me time dear sir, to rest,
Upon that day that God has blessed.
My room is neat, my towels clean,
My scissors sharp, and razors keen,
And everything | think you'll find,
To suit the taste and please the mind,
And then move my hand as true,
As any barber e'er can do,
With rapid touch I'll smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And all that art and skill can do,
Your money will procure for you.
October 8. 1851. LOT WILLIS.
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RUSE.N'ESS DIRECTORY:

Judge of the Court of Common Pleas-lHoNAs L..
JEwETT; residence, SteubenvALle.
Probate Judgo-BMcE W. NEIRsi office in the
,Nic
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Real Estate Agency. : D v
CtCOTT Il BINGHAM, as REAL ESTATE AoErrs, X
- will give especial attention to buying and selling
of Real Estate, examination Of Titles, Conveyali1
cling, &C., on reason lble terms, s4saags n
Cadz, July 30-ly.
DONNETS, fancy, silk and satin, white and coI.
lO ored Albipo very pretty; also Bonnet kibboas ~
and Flowers Of every variety, call and see them as
they are selling fast, WM HOLs(i & 90. / 81
n AIDES DRESS GOODS,-Rich Brocade. Gaa9s
Lmeleon and plain Silks, French Merinos, Cash
nieres, Deaines, PoplinH, and every variety Of Fall
and Winter Dress Goods that can be found in this "
market fyou want spmething nice and iashonable
call NJ DiiN MsK0RMlck'S.
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A. .IUE SGHREIRER

MOOREFIEI4D, HARRISON COUNTY O..
nEtALER in all kinds of Dry Goods, Groceries
~ &c, which he sells cheap for Cash, or good
reduce. June 8, 1852.
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CLOCKS! CLOCKS |!
Real Estate Agency.

A fine lot of thirty hour and eight days Brass,
EAClocks for sale at J. LoFLANp.
ACadiz, o., Jan. IL, So.
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AGENrs-John Beal, Cadz; w. Singer, Jefrer
son; A. F. Croskey, New Market; VIM. Lee, New
Athens; Thomas Green, Freeport; r. Pitts 4 Son
Der, Mooreeld. June l6, lSj2-ly.