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Execntnr's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appointed by the Probate Court of tlarri-
son county, Ohio, Executor OF the estate of Moses
ceased. All persons knowing themselves indebted
to said estate will please make immediate payment,
and those having claims will present them, legally
authenticated for settlement within one year from
this date, JOHN KNIGHT, Executor.
April ID. 1853. -3t49
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Notice to Township Assessors.

TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS. for the several town
l. ships in this county, are requested to meei at
the Auditors Office IN Cadiz, on Friday, llic. 9Th day
ofApril, at / O'CLOCK P. NJ, for the purpose Of nxam.
ming the provisions Of the tax law, and adopting a
uniform understanding OF its requirements, at which
time aud place pamphlet copies of the tax law, aud
blank forms for the use Of Assessors will be ready for
delivery. JOHN SLOAN, Auditor of III. G..
March 30. 1853. eF
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Notice.

A I my instance an attachment was this day issu
"A cd by William Arnold, a Justice of the Pence
OF Cadiz township, Harrison county, Ohio, against
OF George Bancroft, an nbsconding debtor.
Dated this 26,h day Of March, 1853.
JAMES STEWART.
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r EFT for sale with VIM. Hogg and Co., s Cook
L. ing Stoves; also, 4 Coal Stoves, g Balloon shape
and / open J which will be sold very cheap, as ! am
closing my business. DAVID POOL.
Cadfz, April 20, 1853.
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NE W.
SPRING GOODS.
JOHN MCCORMICK

AS Just received his new stock of SPRING &
IL SuMMERGOODS, consisting of every variety
OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Quecnswure, Hats, Bon
netts, Shoes, &c, NIL of which he will sell as low as
can h9 louglltin this or any other market; and thank.
lnl 10 ms tricndstor their liberalpalronhgo heretofore
extended to him, would invite them ali 10 call and
examine before purchasing, as he considers it a
pleasI r to show Goods, and none can look without
purchasing, AS they are so handsome and cheap none
can resist. Cadiz, March 30, 1853.
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The Best Possible REMEDY FOR CoNsUMPrIoN!-Wis
tar's Balsam of WHIP Cherry is just the remedy that a
pure minded unprecedented man, thoroughly acquaint-
cd with every system of practice, and well acquaint-
ed with the whole Materla Medica, and experienced
in general practice, would recommend as the best
possible remedy, for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ina, Bronchitis and Consumption.
This remedy contains the extraordinary medicinal
virtues Of the Wild Cherry and the Fire which are
combined and embodied in this article.
BY a nice chemical process, everything deleterious
or useless Is rejected, SO that whatremains is the most
extraordinary and truly ellicacious remedy for all
all kinds Of pulmonary and liver diseases ever known
to man. RT"See advertisement.
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RTIn calling attention to DR.. Guysott's Improved
Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, we feel
confident we are doing u service to all who may be
afflicted with Scrofulous and other d sorders origma-
ting in hereditary faint, or from ~impurity ofthe blood.
We have known instances within the sphere of our
acquaintance where the most formidable distempers
have been cured by the use of Guysott's Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla alone.
1t is one of the few advertised medicines that can
not be stigmatizcd with q~uackory, for the "Yellow
Dock" and the 'Sarsaparilla" are we'll known to be
the efficient (and at the same time inoxious) agents in
the whole Materia Medica, and by far the best and
purest preparation Of them is DR.. Guysott's Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla. GrSee ADVERTISEMENT
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HAI

TINE subscriber wishes to inform his customers and
Il the public generally, TINT he has on hand a lot of
Chairs, made to order, which he will sell cheap for
Cnsh or approved Country produce, and that he still
continues 10 monufacture nil the different varieties OF
Chairs, Settles, Sociahles, Arm Chairs, Small Chairs,
etc, etc, at his old stand on Warren street, a few
doors south of 5. & H.. McFaddcn's Store.
CadiZ, Feb. II, 1852. NJ. MCCONNELL.
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NEW CHINA.


Glass and QueenSWaFe Store.
No. q, MoSHoE SFEEEr, WAErLIxs, -FIEsISul
subscribers respectfully give notice dhnt they
7 have imported direct from the manufacturers, .
large and completes stock Of the above WAR;, t0geulI
CT with an assortment Of MANTLE ORNAAuxrs and
fASeY 6ooDs, some OF which are OF exquisite taste
and beauty. Iron, Stone, China, and Porcelain
Breakfast, Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware Of an Entire
new pattern; Solar and Lard Lamps and Lanterns Of
every descriptions Britannia Ware, Cutlery, etc.
We shall n ell times keep IS completes an assort-
ment Of Common Ware on hand, Tor the city and
country trade, as can be found at any other store in
the West andby giving our personal attention 10 re-
packing the same, convince all who may favor US
With their patronage, that they cannot do better at
any other establishment in the country.
HOBBS, BARNES & CO.
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Wheeling, Va
January Z, l5j2-tf
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Y AZ A. sE \ II eN
CLOTHING SIQRE!!

A +. MOORE has procured the services of four OF
N. the best woIkmeu in the West, and is happy
to say to his friends, that he is prepared 10 do kqttcr
work than is done in any similar cstablislmey h.
country, he assures his friends that all his stansive
stock Of Clothing is got up by himself. and not one
dollars worth of Eastern SI5p Shop Work is in his
Store nothing but What he warrants to he of tic best
material and unriyallcd in workmanship
Cadlzi October -, 1852. A.. +. MOORE.
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FRagH TEAa.

WE aro again receiving . choice lot of Teae--
w fresh anl fragrant. The women cay Ihs cfiy
place they can get r~syiyify ing reas. Is ~
AicS AlltW,N.S.
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Petition for Divorce.

Tvs. In Chancery.
Nnncy Brown. s
TINE said Nancy Brown, defendant in this case,
i will tako notice that eaid George brown has
this l.th day df Marcl, A., DsiSj3, flied his ~pelffien
for divorce against her in the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Hurrison county, State of Ohio. which petition
will be tor hearing az Inc next terra Of said court Is
GlWEN s. F0llSYTHE. his Solicitors.
March 81, 1853 46-Gw, {
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From the Cadiz Foundry.

WE have on hand and keep for sale all the kinds
w and Patterns Of Plough Points, usually kept a,
the Cadiz Foundry. Also various sized east Crates.
april ~, 1853 WOOD and SMITH.
DoTATOEs, Apples, green and dry, and other
vegetables On han1 At
april %, 1873 WOOD anil SMITH $.
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DFMOS and sHYedICimes

I. H. PATTERSON,
No. SO, MONROE STREET, WHEELING, VIRGIyIA
IL EEPS constantly on hand a large supply ofmad.
IAder, Indigo, Logwood; copperas, v~enitian red
greon and yellow chromes, red lead, Spanish brown
blue vitriol, white lead, whiting, liiharge, vanish
turpentine, linseed oil, paint brushes, wtite-wasE
brushes, sash tools, etc. D.
Sub carb, soda, s~aleratus, cream tartar, epson and
glnuber salts, nutmegs, cloves, ginger, mace, pepper,
alspice, cinnamon, liquorice, medicinal wines and Ii.
quors, perfumery and fancy articles.
They are agents for Sellers celebrated medicines,
cough syrup, pills, aud vermihige, at propriet0r's
prices-also for all the popular medicines.
All OF which will be sold Mt the lowest prices.
Wheeliug. June J. 1852 Nv
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Dissolutio of Partnership.

DHlLLlPS HAMILTON have by mutual COZ.
l. sent dissolved partnership. Persons indebted to
the firm will please call soon and pay. F.. Hamilton
has moved his Boot and Shoe establishment to his
own house, Il few doors above Bcall's Drug Store,
ana directly opposite the Public Buildings John
Phillips continues in the Shoe and Grocery business,
at his old stand on the corner.
Eadiy Epbrnnrv q 1870
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$500 CHALLENGE!

WILAIEVER concerns the health and happiness
w OF people is at all times OF the most vaiuabia
importance. flake iitfjT granted ilat every pers.a
~ DO all 81 their power to gave le lives OF tiieir
children, aud that every person will endeuvoF to pro-
mote tllair own health nj all sacrifices. / deem /, To-
be my duty 10 solonlnly assure yon tilSt WORMS se-
cortting to the opiuion OF the most celebrated phvyi-
c,lans, urc the primary causes of a large majority Of
the diseases to which children and adults ARE llible;
| you have an appetite continually cIiangrable from
one kind Of food 10 another, had breath, pBin III the
stomach, picking at the nose, hardness and fuilness
OF the belly dry cough, slow fever, pulse irregular,
remember that all these denotes Worms, and you
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Hobensack's Worm Syrup,

ANFg
An article founded upon scientific priHcinles, es4n
pounded with purely vegetable substances, being per!
tectly safe when taken, and determined IN aii iuSef-
tects, and not leaving the system in d dissased con-
dltlon as most advertised nostTunls composed of Bal-
olnel for the removal OF Wofnls, s,chhas Lozeigesx
Voriiiitugos, &c, but has performed most astoili1lng
cures, and saved tue lives Of thousands both old ard
young, who have been pronounced hopeless, ilesIi&.
bic " Physicians. Read the following and bec1..s
satisfied Of lis efficacy over all others;
Morris RIVER, ". !.
Mn. N, HoBESs-ck:-This is to certify that Inv
clild, IL ycau vt age, having been sick for 5 ye@s,
was attended by Drs. Lopez, Willis and, Risler, for a
long time without receiving any benefit; Wien afttr
giving her up rs incarable, WI went to FhilAdelplfs4
and consulted one oftlc lest Physician, hep diEease
still growing worse. il was al this time / was indu-
ced to Try ilobeiisacks Worm Syrup; and after to-
King two bottles she entirely regained her healtiI9
Hoping that Tins Viii prove a benetit to paiunts whaS
children are similarly affected.
90, ,,,,,r. y.a-.H.r .EA ID n.AfrrHr A - All
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PERSONS

INDEBTED to David Pool, will take notice that
l. he has left his notes and book accounts in nv
hands for speedy collection. Prompt settlements will
save costs. W. CUL. CASTOR.
April IL, 1853 49tf
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Hobensack's Liver Pills.

No part Of the system is more liable to disease III
the Liver, It serving as a ~tllterer y purify the bRS-.
or giving tie proper secretion Of the bile; 50 that en-
action OF lie Liver effects the other parts Of The ~
tenn and results yaIiously, Liver Complaint, JafI~.
dice, Dyspepsia, &c. We should t~lmrelufe3 MySf-n
every symptom, hut might indicate . wrong uesMa
OF the Liver. These Pills being composed 81 Iso0io
and Plants unfinished ly nature 10 heal the eiek daxnfs 4
y, LIST, an Eqrectorant, which augnients the seeres
u1l from The pulmonary Inucus Inembrpnes or pre-
NOTES The DISCHARGE of secreted matter. vi. AnsAia
tcralve, wpich changes III some iiexpticaglo masz.@
ner The certain morbid acIiJn Of the system. 81. Al
Tonic; which gives tone aHd strength 10 the aneryntis3
system, renewing healti and vigor 70 all lnrts 81 tie
body 4th. ACathaFtis whjchF acts in pcfferthar-
mony with the other Ingredients aud opeIai1g en-
the Bowels, and ~exptlling the whole hiasS oil taiIap
md yitiaied %nisttcr, and purifying The Blcod, mlhGu :
destroys the disease and restores hcnltls.
The Tape Worm. s
This is the most diffcult Worm TO destroy Or III
that inyest the human system, it grows 10 alinaat IN.
definite length, becoming so coiled aad fastened III
the intesiines Of The stomach, ~eifceting tlle heall. Il,
sadly az to cause 81. Vnus Dancc, Fits, etc.. ahaf
those afflicted seldom ii ever suspect thai Ii ii ape
Worm hasIening them to an carly grave. Iii ordfs ~
destroy this Worm, n very energetle tfeasnfEnt t5abt
he pursued II %ouldthnrkfore be- proper 10 taxi front I
9 to OF my Liver Pills 80 as 70 remove all obstrur :
tons, that the Worm Syrup niny act direct upon tie
Worm, which must be taken III doses Of two tsbic-
spoontulis three times a day, these observation-disclosures
have never been known TO fail IN curing tile tuoet yb-
stinate care ofTapU Worms.
TO Females.
You willlind these Pills an invaIuable m~ealicinJ a
many coinplsiats to which you ufa srfljccE III III.
slrnctioIIs either total Or partial shcy have hren found
of inesihnable benefit, restoring ttleW f~ancsioanl -
rangcnlentsto q healthy acfipa put yine thc hBsoa
aud oiher fluids 70 efectnalIy os 10 1puf 10 aiSht aI
complaints which only ariHe from ieulale iFFHWaAAris
!ios as loadacfe ~giddiness, dinaasHs VI eight pass
Prepared az IlDbensaok's laboratory, PBiAaaslphsa
Price IS cents.
For sale by LANES BAKER. Mhaalk.1s
Dr.. .H.kEfHER Fg84AtnasEEs
Agcptsl pr Harrison eoann ala HeaglHsla NJ
e. Smith, CadR, Il. a. katliari sind &tnf. - Nss
tthrhs, Iewis i~snsset, Jeffnrscha Lf.. Il
son, ]. ', F1anfeF and John isnn1ck HArrisViala "
81 GptshalI. New kuasleys Al " 6gyases sfsas AfNE
ket; Jas Weich; aanoyers lahn n GfNsnhlp 1osf
Thotsns Smith. FFeepufi n. a. rhispaM W. HNn Il
na; 4. JulBchreibef MooTcasld; 3 fisndafeon FFss4
lgsJ 4, \ Iaggart, Ti3peean6A G f fisss1 s
Ihonpsnnyilie.
laiy ~. is1k.-Iy.
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR
[ ) 3

n DOZ. BGNNETS of every variety at Hogg &
q Co.'S, and some of the finest and handsolncst silk
bonnets to be had in town, SO the Ladies say.
april 6, 1853.
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Ito DO Conlinued.)

AccmrNr ON the SourmERN II. R.--A sad
accident occurred on the Southern Road on the
4lh, caused by the breaking Of an axle of u
baggage car about four miles from Toledo.
The brakes wcro INSTANTLY applied, aud the
cars prevented from running OF the truck, but
with sad results 10 the hrakemen,
Mr.. John Towns, Of BlisshSld, was crushed
among pile OF rubbish and iron, Ills bowels
were partly torn out, and his body otherwise
nangled, No hopes entertained of his reeov-
cry.
Mr.. Peter Van Camp, Of SylvOnia, had his
right foot crushed, Mr., Charles II, Meade
had his right leg badly broken lilo was Il
brakeman, and resides ut Adrian,
Mr.. ], J, Fox, recently OF White Pigeon,
now q brakeman, was found wedged under u
pilo Of the ruins, and was taken from space
Just large enough to hold his body. He was
severely bruised across his thighs and the lower
part Of his body,
All these individuals were engaged at The
brakes TO arrest the Disaster Journal OF the
9Th,
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Barber's Shop.
PETER JOHNSON,

PETER JOHNSON,
D ESpECTFULLY offers his services 10 tho
III public. lie keeps the best quality of razors,
and keeps them sharp. lie will always pay
strict attention to cleanliness and neatness.
lie cuts and dresses hair in style that
never fails to please his customers. As a
knight OF the scissors and razor he Yields 10
none in Hannibal, His charScsare roaSona-
bly, low. AS he intends TO continue fitting
up and improving his establishment, as fast
as his means will allow, he hopes TO have
the patronage OF the citizens Of Hannibal,
whose we'll known chief characteristic
of energy, leads them TO desire TO see
everything on tho progressive march,
Recolect it is the shop nearest to HEX
mans Stove Store. 1t is on the west >ido
of Main street, two doors north Of Bird
street. r.. a (ap-23.d.ly)
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North Fork Of the Yampath river, and enters
tho desert valley Of the upper Colorado 81 the
West.
Here the mountain barriers are oycroome,--
The passes are easy, Il will not be necessary
10 cut solitary tunnel, Nature has graded the
road. st. Joseph aud Kansas are about 500
feet above the level Of the gulf The entrance
Of the pass 600 mea west, Is d, 500 feet above
That level, The highest point Of the pass |,
about 1900 feet, aud tho ascent from the East
/, gradual for some 10 miles. On the West, Il
DEFENDS 10 Green river, or the upper Colorado
distance Of so miles. From III q summit level
is an inclined plain, sloping TO st, Joseph and
ansa' on the East, while on the WOst the in.
tlinOtion is to the Upper Colorado,
The country from the rolling divide, on tho
head Of the Republican fork, to the head Of the
HOmpah is varied, consisting of wide grassy
undulOtMg plains, wooded hills, and swelling
mountains, through which wind lovely rich val.
leys and delicious streams, There are all the
inducements 10 emigration and set lomsnt--wood
IN Obundance-hne wOter--pruduotivo soil and
bounding health in the dry, pure atmosphere.
The valley Of The Colorado is dcsolate, exc
cept on the immediate margins Of the streams,
and group OF detached mountains east Of
Browns holei yet it is rich in cOa.-this mineral
being found in many localities and in largo
bodies.
4 The route from the pass, proceeds down the
|YOmpahi to point noOr the junction Of the
North and South forks of that streami thence il
pursuos II Western course, passing by immense
beds of coal, and by the Fertile range of the
Ncrmillion mountains, (Ond which are not indi.
Gated on any mNp) 10 Green river, Thence
there are three routes that can he pursued onc
by Fort Bridger--one by the Wmm and Utah
Lake, and tho other or moro central, up Henry
fork, and by tho head Of Weber river 10 The
Great Salt Lake City.
A..
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TAILORING.

ITAVE associated themselves together for The
IL Impose Of carrying on the TAILORING BUSl-
NES in all It's yOrious branches, -. :, 49,. d..
On Main street, ono door north Of the Brady House,
and next door 10 {, W, Bryans stove Store.
They have and will keep the best Of JeurpeymeN all
the time, and win Execute Work as ESpediuously,
A, neatly ana as Gashlonably a. they know how,
We will not saw we will beat the man that makes the
fashions, but viii say they will keep az near The pic
tues as possible, ........' ...,.,. 30,
Mt Lennon has the largest, be 81 and cheapest stock
Of Cloths, Cas.meres, VsttiRgS, nimIntngs and Sum-
mer Goods, that Hannibal ever had the good buck 10
have in Il, l y.
suited In Iay Kind or quality OF Goods .Nt
HSppibal, Aptil 2ss ISsA-dGm Is rr.rri. ..r.H
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Obituary,

paV,rd this WGr IN this city, on the 2Nd day Of June, last,
amer a pnraelh and painful uu.S, which she nmH wlu
RMiae behaved CnnsOU Ut Mt, THOMAS MtLbENl ~
the pSih year at hHr agO,
NY this nscahlc dsrrusNtion, Ndc,tonAe and drvo
I'D wife, wuder and wRchml mother, And aud mIhpi
relative aud Truly consiscnt aud usclu mrmlct NJ tho
church, has brr removed the midst OF her ycurs, rom tao
Undressing and cudrRrcd catisus aud scsncs Of lite oud
hushaud htua Interesting daughters Rsn,uing Uan aged
sad dosng parents and numerous crln at attached and con-
dne relatives and ,sUds dOcpy lament The cAty aud unSI
tod blow by which hc cherished hopo' OnL prospects have
Nuhcrcd aud dcd, hut while they greatly mourn III er rrcpO
tahe ss they enjoy the esNsoug assurance that death to her
has bcu eternal gRu gain unUeaSued Nuem emitting aud ind
uIVc, To hcm In the welt remember ed Incidents Of
ht m aud tho and uumphs oC her transit from
the shores OF mortality, SupeRal radiance eneitee The rest
tug place OF her loved rCuaiUs
shc was cuOhcd by grace Of the Rrdcem"t to endure
with tho most unfacrns patience ssNuoW the Divine
WIN, THE most protrOotrd aud IoHutIng paius,
Having In early lite, aud amid the boom and Vlot or
heah embraced tho SAVIOR and conhdsa to him he immortal
nIrts in the trying hours or sickness and dissolution his PFaee
aud presence AdNmsteed abundant consolation and SUPPORT
Not murmuue word escaped her ps-noI trace OF dseoo-
tent appeared upou her eyered brow OF bnehed and sne
cheek. Her peace lkO yeb constant and wide and
dcrr and neissle Even death was deuuded O his sn aud
the grave NJ all IL gloomy Ico. Swccly reclining her fanI
and dropping head uon the sNvos heave breast she waited
IN tranquil hope the approach OF DEATH dcsus to depart aud
be with Christi" then spread her wings aud SCARED away to
bright and beautiful scenes aud olimcs In heaven
"Bul look Sha passes not away In glonmi
light rrom far nnmes her facet a light
That CONES hey oHd the moon, beyond the sun
The light orttulh divinei The glorious hope
orrospucSton at Ina promised morn,
Aud meetings there which no'sr shall part again.
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The Footlath and Highway; or,

M ANpERlNGS Of an American In G,eat Britain,
w To 1901 aud '5l, BY BENJAMIN Morgan. This
volume embodss the observations OF the author, made
during eight months wanderingA, a. q correspondent
for AmerlcNn Journals aud az he travelled nuch on
loot differs essentially from those on the same Couu-
tres, by other writers.
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FIELD'S SCRAP BOOK New EdlllOn

NONSlSClNG OF Tales and Acknowledgement.
~ ical, HlNorlcNl, Patriotic, Moral, Religious aud
Sentimental Pieces, In Prose and Poetry, Compiled
by William Fields. Second edition, revised aud i'm
proved,
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New Scientific pools

TRANTWINE ON RAILROAD CURVES. The
- Field Practice Of laying oft Circular Curves, .
ELLkT ON THE mississippi AND ohio Rlv.
kkSl The PrOelieabilily OF Improving the Navi.
RELIGION AND GEOLOGY, by Prof. Hitchcock,
new work Of thrilling interest,
SIODARDS READY RECKONER.
NlNEVAh AND IT'S REMAINS, by IAyatd,
Al'o-ThAVELS IN EGYPT AND PALESTINE,
new work by J, Thompson, NJ, D,
july l2d,r NIX, CARAVAN,
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Flour! Flour! Flour!
ARENA Mill.

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS coming 10 far,
Il nibAl with the intention Of selling wheat and buy
ing oU, would do well to call aud see us before sell
ing or purchasing elsewhere Remember the hisstonS
Mill on Bird, between Main and Third streets, Give
us call, A, s, ROBARDS n SON.
~ N, 3. Our Flonr is sold nowhere else but atthe
Mill Every sack and barrel stranded with ournems
on IT, ..,... ''l
mch2lau 81 A,s RoBARDs X soN,"'
". boo HIgH. r. r.H .rt...s..
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Prints.

Mcrnack, Cochcco, Phillip AllcN's, Hamillcn's
Lobe, J. DunnClrs, American, SprNgua, Globe, Man
hssler MaydCld, Providence, and Bloomdalc, all Of
which NrR Renowned Tor Eelcgance OF style. 'FdSi
toitrS' and durable, prices ranging from Sc to 10.
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The Cabin and ParIOr,

Or, Slaves and MastersI complete IN one Duodecimo
Volume OF 1886 pages, by J, Thopton Randolph.
The Christian Observer speaking Of this work says
Il Is "Rcp'ete with incidents Of thrilling interest,
Wen conceived, ably narrated, and contains scenes Of
great dramatic power"
"OnO er the most interesting books We have ever
read, thousand times mere truthful than "Uncle
Tom" There will be universal rush Tor it"-tA Al.
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