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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-06-15

Buildings which will be sold for Cash lower than ev.
er before offered in this place.
Carpenters, Brcklayers, Backsmiths. Saddlers,
and all kinds of Mechanics and also those who wish
to build, are invited to call and see my stock which
will always be kept complete and sold at as low rates.
can be purchased at the River.
will always keep on hand, as well as general
stock of Hardware, complete assortment of Nails
and Iron, gc7-Call and see. X. J. BENNETT
Cadi2. o.. December Is, 1852.
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~A large amount brick will he made
shout Cadiz during the present season.
Three large blick yards are already in sue
cesstul operation. Cadiz will 60 ahead, if
its citizens will only use little more ener,
gy.
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Wanted.

Prime Live Geese Feathers for which we will pay
40 cts leash or trade, Rags, Country Linen, Ginseng
Beeswax tor which the highest market price viii
be paid in exchange for goods, at the BEEHIVE
STORE, ia, Main st. Wheeling Va.
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ES-Ex- Governor Vroon. Of New Jersey,
i is said, has accepted the post cf Envoy to
Prussia. and has 80 Informed ngssident
Pierce,
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BALTIMORE, June l3.

The Second Branch OF the City Council
of Baltimore has passed the bills guaran-
leeias the bonds OF the Pittsburgh and Con
nelsyille Railroad.
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Notice.

'INHE partnership existing between Ban.
l. mister IL Mahannah in the Shoe and Grocery
business, was this day dissolved by mutual consent
The books of the firm will be left in the hands of T.
Z, Rowles for collection, to whom all persons in.
deoted to the firm will make immediate payment, as
we desirous ofclosng up our accounts as soon as
possible JAMES BANNISTER.
June 9. 1879 .3t JOHN MAHANNAn
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Ey Some late and important foreign
news will be found in our columns to
day, for which we are Indebted to the
Wheeling papers of Yesterday.
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For The Democratic Sentinel
Jefferson and Harrison County,
Quarterly Temperance Council.

The Seventh Quarterly meeting of the
Quarterly Temperance Council will meet
at Mt. Pleasant Jeff. County. on the first
Saturday of July at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Come one u Come all
WV. MATTHEW'S President of Q. T. c.
Smithf"ld, June IL, 1858.
Papers of Jefferson and Harrison Coun-
ties, please copy.
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ET Gen. Lane, Governor Of Oregon, left
San Francisco, for the scene of his labors,
with his entire FIRMLY. on the 18th ut.
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EE Graham's Magazine for July is one
of those numbers that when you pick it up
you dent step until you have finished read
ing it. The ,embel llishmenls are of the very
best kind. Nov is the titae to subscribe for
it. Only SO per annum.
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Bear it in Mind Ladies,

Ifyou want a pretty fancy or Silk Bonnet ofthe
latest style, at about huff price, or ParasoI or if you
want TO choose nice Dress, OF the best stock
OF Dress Goods in the City, and less price than
you ever before them you do it it you come
to the Golden Beehive Store, No. l7q, Main Street
Wheeling Va.
lune 1874
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Attention, Farmers!!

I HAVE this day received large assortment of S.
l. A. Millard q Cos. celebrated Grass, Grain and
Bramble Scythss; Hay, Straw and Manure Forks;
Hoes, Hay Knives, Scythe Sneaths, Wharton's Rales
&c, all OF which viii be disposed OF very cheap for
cash at the Zig Paddock. II. J. BENNETT.
Cadiz Iuna B lS53
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ES The Summer tenn oI the Court OF
Common Pleas for this county commen-
ced its session on yesterday, Julge Jewett
presiding. A large amount of business
will be transacted during the present term.
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EE-Godey's Lady's Book for July is a
very attractive number. The emle!ish-
ments are hard to beat, and the reading
matter is of the best quality. Cooley de-
servers patronage, and we are glad that he
rece ses it. Terms So per annum.
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BOOK STORE.
s. W. M,n0 W TL.T.

tSUccEssoR 10 A, T.. FRAziER,
BOOKSELLER, S'rArIJNER, AND BINDER.
Market street, Steubenxille u, neafly opposite
The ietiefBoH bfareh kanL :
hEALER III school aud Miscellaneous Books.
~ Wrapping, Wall and Wfiung Papef. tohathof
always On hand, or manufactured u he Iawest nriZ
ces Particular attention paid ID ~ The gnanulaetnsa
OF Cenn.y RlNlks lits highest price paid ias ksa8
February y, lss3--iy
Stone end EnIshgn WNrs, az
MOOD 4 sMITns Censr.
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Review Of the Cadiz Wool Mar
lzet for the week, ending June
Is, 1853.

The growers having made some conces-
sions---the buyers met them shyly--the op-
erations of the week will sum up $4,000
TBS. at prices ranging from As to GO cents
covering extremes-.Dealersa are somewhat
timid ard have not full confidence in the
market being sustained.
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~This is warm, dry weather. Oh! 70.
= few genial and refreshing showers to wa
Ter and replenish the earth.
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Pedler Wagons, Gigs, Buggies,
el Sulkies. &c.
an Ordinance

Toregulate Taverns and other houses Of public en-.
tertalnment and houses and places ut habitual re.
sort tor tiping and lnteinperance,
Sec. j. lie il ordained by the Mayor, Recorder
and Trustees OF the yillugo nj Jefferson that il any
person or persons shall keep house, shop or store OF
any other place known as place OF habitual resort
Tor tlping or lnemierance or it any person or per-
sons shall sell, barter, give away or cause to be-
sold, bartered given away any spiIituous liquors.
ale, porter beer or any other liquors containing
alcahol to any person or persons, any of whom are
intoxicated al the ume or shall become intoxicated
therein within the Borough Of Jefferson, or to any
person or persons, any OF whom are in the habit OF
getting drunk, or inloxicated or 10 any person or
persons under the age OF 10 years in any quality
whatever, (any OF the above named liquors.
Sec q That ANY person or persons violating any
OF the provisions OF his ordinance, shall upon con-
viction be tlned in any sum not exceeding twenty,
nor less than tive dollars and each and every
such violation and any person or persons failing 10
pay the tlles and penalties assud, shall be im-
prlsoned III the county jail, uny time not exceeding
twenty days, and be ted on breal anj wator only
Sec. 3. I hat this ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from alter the 18th day OF june A. ID.
1853.
JOHN WAGNER, Mayor.
ATTEST; J. N. KtLlER, recorder
June 1. lS5y-UJ
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EES Slaves appear to be running away in
droves from Missouri and Texas 10 Illinois
and Iowa, and to Mexico.
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Egrfn passing al3ns the road to Moore
field some four weeks since, we wondered
why our old friend, Robert Alexander, had
not respectable looking barn on his farm.
lnpassing over the same road last Saturday
we were surprised on seeing large new
barn erected on the premises, and it about
completed. Our friend told us that Mr..
Harrison kirkpatrick, one of the best car
penters in the county, some three weeks
since commenced "with the stump" and in
the short time we have mentioned, has fin
ished the barn. This is what we should
call quick work. Who can beat it?
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ES~Louis Nopoleon is ssid to have en-
trely recovered his health, and drives about
Paris in an American buggy.
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Big Paddock Forever!

EVERYTHING in the Hardware line, from an
II Anchor down to a Needle, can always be found
cheaper than the cheapest at that old and well known
establishment, the BIG PADDOCK.
June s. 1858
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The BEES ARE SwARMENG--Three names
are announced in the last Republican, as
wishing to serve the people ina public capa-
city. We refer to Joseph p. johnson for
Treasurer, and T. C. Roules, Esq, and
Amon Lennon, ESQ for the Office of Pros
yecutor.
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MARKET REPORTS.
CADIz PRICES CURRENT.
COR RECTED EEELY.
Il INItL L Ii u Il

CADlZ, JUNE Is, 1853
w HEAT ....'.,...,..,.. .fDbo
CokN' '''''.'.'''' .oufD0o
ELAA DEED ...''. l,OuNp
DEANS, WHlTE.... lUUf(D. :.
CLoVERSEED, ........ ,9Ot0o,UO
EOTATOES, . I(D
DRIED APPLES, per bushel ,............. ...tal,00
DRlED TEACHES, ..'.....' ..'.''.'... .5uUU -.
DRIED PEACHES, impaired. 2ONGD =.
BUTTER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100.
CiEESE, ......'.... .'...... cfG.
FORK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 55lRfD =.
oALT, ......,....' ......'.. ....2, ,Zfn
Hay, Qua.
WOOD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....,...2 2UUFD -.
COFFEE, ........ .95aGDI2
MoLASSES by the Dbl b.....................3 36tD37
N. o. Sugar, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .6408
FIsH-New shad, 9Y bbl.
Mackerel, No. 3, " " ................ll,U LOO
do 2, ................l2,5 so
Herring " ................ 500
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NTADDOCKS, Trace Chains, Bench Screws, Bed
IF1 Cords, Plough Points, Axe Handles, Brushes
OF all kinds, &c, canbe had cheap AT the
June 3, 1853 BIG PADDOCK
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Axes! Axes!

lust received and for sale, a new lot of Lippin-
- colt Il Cos. Double Extra Cast Steel Axes, war
ranted; also Shovels, Spades, Hatehets, Mill x Cut
Circular, and Hand saws, splendid article, caiI
soon at Il. }. BLNNEI"T'S.
June 8, 1883.
M ILLER'S CRADLES-Song known, severely
VA tested, always right-On hand and for sale a
large lot OF those superior Cradles which will be sold
very low Call at the we'll known sign the
Juue 8, 1888 BIG PADDOCK.
| WOULD call the attention OF Mechanics to my
l. superior stock Of Edge Tools, manufactured by
the Ohio Tool Company, and decidedly the best ever
brought to this MARKET which can sell at prices that
cannot fail to suit purchasers. Call and examine
them. H. ]. BENNETT.
June s, 1853
NTADDOCKS, Trace Chains, Bench Screws, Bed
INA Cords, Plough Points Axe Handles Brushes
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S Z I E c T E D
Miss Piggins,s Debut, and its Results
ToDDY-NosE HALL MAY.

ToDDY-NosE HALL MAY.
Jake Toddy-Nose and myself came
in due time TO years of discretion
He was fine manly fellow, with a
stout arm, and heart open as day to
melting charityp Always ready 10
crack a joke and a bottle with any one
always " somesin bar fght,o he be-
came a lion among the men; while
making love to all the women, and at
the same time protesting utter indiffer-
ence to their attractions, he acquired
an unheard of popularity among them.
In short, he became, like the son and
heir of Mr.. Squeers, the youthful Wack-
ford" the pride and ornament of a
doating village"
When he had come, as | said, to
wears OF discretion, he found himself
IN possession of a very pretty property,
and forthwith made his arrangements
for leaving Z our parts, with the lauda
Die desire of seeing the wonders of
those great cities we had often dreamed
of when boys, aud lenged to see. The
day of his departure had been deferred
in consequence of a little note, the pur-
port Of which was that Mrs. Piggins
requested the pleasure of our company
on the following evening; and We .ac-
,cordiRgly determined that Mrs. Piggins
shonld have the pleasure she request
cd. The party, to which we were
thns,invited, was given by cold man
Pigains,n as Jake very disrespectfully
terraed him, on the return of his daugh-
terfrom Northern Boarding School,
where she had been sent TO acquire
that elegant self-possession, coolness,
and ease, which distinguish a city
baIle. Miss Lora was a pretty girl,
and having other and more substantial
Recommendations than mere personal
atsraetions was pretty generally ador-
Cd My attachment, however, beg
ven e believe was perfectly disinter-
esaed. Inthis quarter Jakeand ] Were
risals in ) friendly way; for as he
nesee had any serious intentions, was
in no fear Of him. Mr. Piggins, how
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ing to make one, they were again
placed, and again Mr.. Jugg, to our sur
prise, called for cessation Of hoStili-
ties, He would retract his offensive
expressions, if Mr.. Toddy Nose would
apologize and 90 home TO breakfast-
Mr.. Toddy Nose wouldn't; and so,
finding 1t impossible to arrange matters,
Mr.. Jngg took his position with great
gravity and GOODNESS.
At the first FIRE Jake'S hat turned half
way round upon his head, and fell oil
at his feet. Picking it up, we found
that the bullet had ooue, sure enough.
clean through It, carrying away a small
piece of the rim. Had not felt anx-
ioas on Jake's account could have
roared aloud at the bIankness of his
face. and Ms, who just came up.
Whew what a pretty pic6lei2
saddle. "I'Ii tell You what, old boy
You'll have to touch him next time, for
if he has many more shots at you, l'm
id if he don't play the devil with
your ducks !"
After the pistols were given to them
again, we retired, aud waited the issue
with much greater anxiety than we
had felt before Jake was cool and
wary With the report OF his pistol
Mr.. Jugg gave a loud shrek, and
sprung up in manner perfectly mi
racuIous In 4 man OF his weighty pro-
portions.
It's only through the leg my boy
no damage done" said Jake, as he
leaped upon his horse. Shall make
myself scarce 10 avoid the fuss Bye
bye, old fellow !"
He leaned from his saddle, and put
his arm around me with look of genu-
inc affection, and then away. caught
4 glimpse of him though the trees as
he rode away, and saw him wave his
hand, and then he was gone.
Yours truly, HUGu
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Certificate Of Jo,iu T. Miller, Of At:aIqgas
In July last was induced to apply the Bridge
every respect it has exceeded my expectations
and the representations made by the Agents,
Messrs. &. c. Robert & Co. | cheerfu!ly add
my testimony to the numerous ones embraced
in the Agents circular, and recommend the
same to planters and others, as the best fire and
water protector ! have ever known. " here
have applied it, it has been exposed to the sun
since last July, and has neither blistered nor
cracked, and has formed a solid metalic surface,
which has proved entirely irnpervious
.IoHN +. MILLER
New IBERIA, Anakapas, March 16, 1852.
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Ce,tglcate Of Cqpt. William Bro,en, ef .he

To~boat Pollo:se.
have used the Bridgewater Paint, for which
Me~srs. &. c. Robert Y Co, are agents, on the
hurricane deck ot the towboat Porpoise.' -
The paint has been ON about thres months. and
sparks and cinders constantly falling upon 1t has
had Ao effect whatever. In abou: four weeks /;
became a perfect slate and | am satisfied OF its
possessing al! the qualities necessary to insure 1t
certain protection against the effects OF sparks
and ciAders. | confidently recommend the
Brdgewater pant for the purpose set forth IN
the Agents circular. VIM. Brown.
New Orleans, Feb. /, 1852.
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Certificate Of JosrgA Benson. Pqsutc,

have used the Bridgewater Paint Tor the past
five months on brick and plastered buildings.
and on tin, shingle and canvass roofs, and IN
every instance it has given the fullest satisiac-
ton. From tests and experiments made under
my immediate direction, can testify to Its being
proof against effects Of sparks and cinders, and
protection against leaks. | consider il far supe-
rior to any mineral paint | have ever seen, and
invaluable for all outdoor purposes-possessin
qualities that particularly recommend it for use
IN a southern climate. JosEpH Benson.
New Orleans, Feb 6, 1852.
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THE POETS, CORNER


THE SHOENAKERS.-BY WHITTIER.
Ho! workers, of the old time styled
The Gentle Graft Of leather
Young brothers of the ancient guild,
Stand forth once more together.
Call out again your long array,
In the olden merry manner.
Once more on gay St. Crispin's day,
Fling out yon blazoned banner.
Rap, rap upon the well-worn stone
How falls the polished hammer
Rap, rap! the measured sound has grown
A quick and merry clamor.
Now shape the sole now deftly curl
The glossy vamp around it,
And bless the while the brlght-eyed girl
Whose gentle fingers bound it,
For Jou along the Spanish main
A hundred keels are ploughing;
For you the Indian on the plain
His lasso coil is throwing!
For you, deep glens with hemlock dark
The woodlands fire is lightning;
For you, upon the oaks gray bark.
The woodman's S axe is sniting.
For you, from Cardinals pine
The rosin-gum is stealing;
For you the dark-eyed Floretine
Her silken skeln Is reeling.
For you, the dizzy goat herd roans
His rugged Alpine lodges;
For you, round all her shepherd homes,
Bloom England's thorny hedges.
The foremost still, by day or night,
On moated mound or heather,
Wherever the need of trampled right
Brought toiling men together; ... ..
Where the few burghers from tie wall
Defied the mal-clad master,
Than yours, at Freedoms cali,
No craftsmen rallied faster.
Let foplings, let fools deride-
Ye heed no idle no scorner;
Free hands and hearts are still your pride,
And duty done, your honor.
Ye dare to trust for honest fame,
The jury Time empannels,
And leave to Truth each noble name
Which glorifes your annals
Thy songs, Han Sachs, are living yet,
In strong and hearty German;
And Bloomfed's lay, and Griiord's wit
And patriot fame Of Sherman.
Still from his book, mystic seer,
The soul of Behmen teaches,
And England's priest-craft shakes to her
The foot is yours where'er it falls
It treads your wrought leather,
On earthen floors, in marble halls,
On carpet or on heather.
Still there the sweetest charm is found
or natron grace or vestars,
As Hebe's foot bore nectar round
Among the old ceestials
Rap, rap, your stout and bluff brogan,
With footsteps slow and weary,
May wander where the sky's blue span
Shuts down upon the prairie.
On beauty foot your slippers glance,
BY Saratoga's fountains,
Or twinkle down the summer dance
Beneath the Crystal Mountains
The red brick to the mason's hand,
The brown earth to the tiller's
The shoe in yours shallwealth command,
Like fairy Cinderella's!
As they who Stunned the household maid
iBeheld the crown upon her,
So all shall see your toll repaid
With hearth and home and honor.
Then let the toast be freely quaffed,
In water cool and brimming-
"All honor to the good old craft,
It's merry men and women ~
Call out again your long array,
In the old times pleasant manner;
Once more, on gay St. Crispin's day,
Fling ont his blazoned banner,
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Csa5faqso et tile Managers aad Agents .

Certificate Of tile Nanagers a,t@ Agents ef
LoniNana Dry Dock Company.
Having had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted
with the Bndgewater Paint, and its merits
thoroughly tested, we fully concur in opinion
with Capt. Thomasson. of the Magnolia, and
Capt. Brown Of the Porpoise. We cheertully
recommend said paint as superior article.
HUGHES, VALLErr u Thomas, L. d. D.
j. P, WHITNEY Il Co, Age5lts.
New Orleans, Feb. 4, 1892.
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Sale of Stock.

NILL be sold at public auction to the highest
w bidder on the 18th OF July next at New
Iberia at o'clock A. NJ, all the Cattle, Horses,
&c, on or belonging to the Pare Percn plahta-
ton together with the brand and It's pretentions.
Terms made known on day of sale.
WM. ROBERTSON.
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In addition to the testimonials, (Which are
sufficient to convince the incretIulous of its
superior protective qualitiesl the Agents have
in their possession numerous certificates from
parties at the North which may be seen on
application at their Office among which are those
OF Brevet Lieut.. Col. G. II. TaIcott, New York
Arsenal; r. S. Smith, Lieut.. and Quarter
master, 7. s. Military Academy West Point
Oliver Fl. Lee, late superintendent (now Secre.
tary) OF the Hudson River Rail Road Company
d, G. Cullom, Assistant Engineer; New York
and Erie Railroad, &c. &c 35
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GI don't believe it is any use to vac
cinate for small pox," said backward
g for | had child vac
cinated and he fell out of window
and was killed in less than week
afler.a
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The undersigned underwriters, having conf
dence in the Brldgewater Paint, ior the covering
of single roofs and frame buildings will at ali
times give those fire risks a preference where
the Bridgewater paint is used.
L. MATTHEWS, Ag't Sun Mutual ms, Co
THos. A. ADAMS, Pres. Crescent MutT q
EDw. OGDEN, Agent General Mutual 8
A. BROTHER. Pres. Home ATut'I Ins. o
.JuHN PEMBERToN, Pres Merchant g
J. M. LAPREYRE, Pres. N. o. ms. g
CHAs. BRIGGs, Ag't L 'pook& London g
SAM'L F. ASHTON, Ag't Del Mutual %
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~ In the late fire at San Francisco
We notice d large quantity of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral burned, in the possess
sion of one OF the druggists of that city.
Gold will not control disease, and even
in that Ophir country they must pro-
vide this best of all remedies for colds,
coughs and affections of the lungs
Indeed, we happen to know that it is
an almost indispensable companion of
the muleteers and miners, who are so
much and so continually exposed TO
the ever-changing atmosphere of that
climate
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10 Mrs. Eliza Carson has been ap-
pointed postmistress of Mercersbnrg,
Pa. in place of Mrs, Findly, removed.
So much for Mrs. Fiadley, originally
democrat, but she allowed a whig hus-
band to turn her.
Mobile Advertiser
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New Spring and summer Clothing !

WE are now opening very large, fine and
w fashionable assortment of Gentemen's
Spring and Summer Clothing, just received
from the manufacturers at the North, which will
enable us to pat them at very low prices. We
defy competition IN this ine, either IN price or
quality. ;. sNISH q son.
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Carriage Mandatory Il Repairing.

The subscriber has removed his
a-E1,9 shop to the building on Main
80 street nearly opposite the saw mill Of
Capt. Gates, where he will at all times be pre-
pared TO execute with neatness and despatch all
work instrusted to him.
His stock Of materials is complete and well
selected, and he has IN his employ workmen of
experience in the several branches OF the bus-
ness.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to him by the citizens of ST Mary. the
subscriber hopes, by diligent attention to his
business, good workmanship and very moderate
charges, to merit its continuance.
THOMAS MARTIN.
Franklin. July 10 1852