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THE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF
HENRY CLAY.

WITH A PORTRAIT AND A VIEW OF THE BIRTHPLACE OF
MR.. CLAY.
TN ONE HANDSOME, LARGE OCTAVE VOL
l. pME OF 1900 PAGES, beautifully bound In CLOTH
Price only $500, or bound in two volumes, CLOTH
gilt, $3.50
The work here presented is intended to trace
clerely the OF Mr.. Clay from his entrance on
the stage OF public life down to the period OF his
death-mainly by the light of his own lofty, per-
suasivu and impassioned eloquence. Mr.. Clay's
parliamentary efforts, clear, direct and vigorous,
embody all the illustration that Is needful to their
full understanding-rthe great importance, variety
and indesrucible interest Of the topics he generally
dscussed-the character and ability OF the orator,
the direct and exact bearing of his arguments on the
controversies and interests of the time-a combine
to er his speeches among the most valuable
tributions of Patriotism and Genius to the enlight-
enment and elevation of the American people.
]. L. GIHON, Publisher,
No. l02 Chestnut ST., Phiadelp phia
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tention to it, will be entitled to copy ofthe book de-
liverabe at the office the publisher, by sending
him copy of the paper.
September IA, lS53.-2t
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G.. w. & J. w. MOFFIT,
HDENTHSY0S!!

ID ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Cadiz
II and surrounding country, that they have enter.
ed into partnership, and are prepared to execute Ell
ther mechanical or surgical Dentistry in the latest
and most improved styles Their work is perform
ed in the very best manner, with strict regard 10
tility, durability, convenience and neatness.
All their operations Warranted, and are repaired
free of charge. Ofiice-Steubenyih street. nearly
opposite the Republican office.
Cadiz, December 8, 1852.
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T. PHTLLIPS G. SON

NTANUFACTUKEll EllS of bouts and ahops. and
Iyk dealers In Trunks and trayiIing aagks. Mo-
roco Il kid.skins lining and binding do peggs,
Nails, thread and shoe-fipdiHgs genefaly kesp cont
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And at my office in Cadz until the 2Dth Of Decem.
per-. 1858, 1wish each FAX Payer TO bring with him
5eventy-fiye cents of, change.
D. HILBERT, County Treasurer.
CadiN Ohio, August 20, 1853.
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Ready Made Clothing.

A GOOD assortment of Ready Made Clothing
"A always on hand we do notdeslre to boast and
say that we had the largest and cheapest stock of
clothing, but will request you that are in want to
call and il you are not convinced that this is the
place for ready made clothing, it will not be our fault
sept. 2l-lS53 WM. HOGG g. co,
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New Furniture, Chair and Look
ing class Store.

GRATEFUL l. for tne very liberal patronage which
u has been extended to the subscriber, he swould
beg leave to inform his friends and the public gen
eFa!ly that he has taken room in the new block on
furnish all kinds of Furniture, Chairs, Looking
Glasses &c. In all their variety
PICTURES; of all Sizes both in Gilt, Deal and
Mahogany Framed, tramen to order.
VIM. RliiELDAFFER,
No. I27, Main Street.
Wheeling Sept H. 1S53-ly
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,

HATS AND CAPS AT WHOLESALE.
w L are now receiving our fall and and tSs;Ss5a
w winter stock of Hats and Caps, which GAstzsA
will be, we feel assured the largest and cheapest
ever brought to this city. Country Merchants who
design purchasing east, particularly invited to
call and examine our stock, for we are certain the
prices, are fully as low any house in Baltimore
S ID. HARPER g. SON,
No. l29, cor. Main and Union SITS.
Wheeling September Z, 1853.
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Ey0ur friend Daiy, of the Newport
News, after quoting an account of COM
positor who set 85, 900 in six days, and an
other w. A. Pace, of the National Demo-
crat, setting 89,902 ems in yet shorter
time, and who is said to be able to beat anv
man at that business, says "That may be
but if he wants to get beat, let him come no
further West than the Northern border of
Kentucky, and we will present him Ii tie
girl, yet in her thirteenth year that will beat
him by the hour, day, or week, for any sum
he may choose to name. She has already
exceeded either ofthe numbers above, and
is willing to run against the best speed in the
world" The young lady alluded to gave
a specimen some weeks ago in our Office,
of what she can do and our hands gave it
in that she was some pumpkins if not more.
Gin. Sun.
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500

GtORDS OF BARK wanted, for which the higher
" market price will be paid.
We have now OH hand and always keep alarRs
and general assortment of all kinds OF Leahc which
we offer to sell Oh the most accommodating terms
We are always ready to purchase, at the higher
market price Hides, Skins, and Leather in the rough
We have also on hand large assortment of Cufa
riers' Tools and OIL which we offer low TO Tanner
and Curriers'.
We beg leave to call the attention Of all to our
superior qualities of Leather as we atter ourselves
we can furnish superior article, one that wiboaR
comparison with any ever offered in this country
We can be found at the old stand, IN Csdlz
GEORGE & MOREY.
May II. 1853 sDl a
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JOSIAH SCOTT. JOHN A. BINGHA
SCOTT & BINGHAM,

NTI0TmUyS III " ,
HAd Solicitors in Chancery.
WILL attend to all matters entrusted to them, in
w the county of Harrison and adjoining counties.
Office in Bingham's block, corner Of Main and Mar
ket streets, Cadiz, Ohio.
Cndiz, July 30, lS52-ly.
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Execution.

ROBERT ROBINSON, who was convicted at
Alexandria, the County seat of Campbell
County, Kentucky, of the murder of a man
named GARD, was executed on Saturday,
The number of persons present did not ex-
ceed FIVE hundred. A large Gro I'D had been
expected, but owing to the slippery state of
the roads and the difficulty of Preaching the
place, the number of ofspectators was limit
ed. The condemned man protested to the
last that he had not intended to kill GARD
Early on the morning of his execution, RoB-
INsoN requested to be left alone. His guard
complied with his desire, but hearing a
noise they returned to his cell in short
time. He was found with his arm bandag-
ed and vein opened in his arm, which was
bleeding profusely. The attempt to COM
nit suicide was foiled; and By the admins
tration of restoratives he was kept alive to
suffer on the gallows.-Stotesnlan.
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N EW GOODS!

L>RIENDS, | am not on the present occasion, CO.
Il ing to tell you that | have got ten, fifteen or
twenty thousand dollars worth OF Goods to sell YOU,
but will just say from the liberal patronage yon have
heretofore bestowed upon me, that have enlarged
my Clothing Business, SO that am now prepared to
accommodate you with choice selection OF Clio,
thing, never before offered in Cadiz Cloth and
Trimmings of every shade, and good workinen as
can be found so that we defy competition in this re-
spcct. Our stock OF clothing is very complete,
from Monkey Jacket up to the finest Siberian Coat
and Opera Cloaks. A full stock of Pants of all
grades and prices, and splendid stock of Vests
from one dollar up to six. Fine white check and
flannel Shirts, Drawers, Hots, &c. Call and look
Tor yourselves ane if what have told you is not
true, we do not ask you to purchase. Hoping you
may call and be pleased and purchase is the since
rest wish OF
Your most humble servant,
A f. MOORE.
Codiz O. Auu al 1854
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EETh woman who was struck with
an idea, was not seriously injured, and will
recover.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
Corner Of Marketand Ohio Streets,
CadiZ. Ohio.

JAMES CADY would respectfully inform thr
O travelling public that he has leased the above
named House for a term OF years, and having
thoroughly rePaird every part Of IT, is now prepared
TO accommodate the travelling public upon the very
best terms. The House is pleasantly situated, aud
is conveniently arranged for the comfort Of travel
tors.
His TABLE will always be well supplied with
the best the market affords
His Stabling Is large, sufficient 10 accommodate
at least seyentyiiye h"rses, and will always be sup.
piled with sufficient OF Proyender, and attended 6y
careful and obhging Oster
lie respectfully sOlicits a share Of public patron.
age, as he will cndeayor to please all who call with
him.
BOARDEI1S taken by the day, eek, month o,
year
Cadiz, o., May IS, ls53-tf.
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es are levied
In HarrisvilIe I2-5mills;
In School District, No 10, Shortcresk tp. mills;
In No, /, Green-tp. mills;
In No. 6, German tp. mill;
In Caliz / mill;
In No. ?, Moorefeld tp mills
In No 3, Moorefeld tp 7-l0 of one mill;
In No. 4, Stock tp. 8 mills;
In No. !, North tp. mills;
In No. Q, Franklin tp, 3 mills;
In No. /, Franklin tp. Clio of one mill;
In No /, Monroe tp, 2h mills;
And for corporation purposes in the bourough Of
Cadiz, mill. JOHN SLOAN, Aud'r. II. G..
August 18th, 1853.
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A Word to the Ladies.
Cadiz, O., August 81, 1858.
Legal Notice.

1OS N1 4VOO4CO'
Thomas Gillespie, Jr.,
VS.. Partition.
Samuel Coleman, et al.
SIAMUEL Coleman, Thomas Huntsman Caroline
- Huntsman, Nancy Huntsman, Mchael Hunts.
man, John Ilunsman, Jane Uuntsman, William
Coleman and Matilda his wife, and the children and
heirs OF Jacob Anderson deceased, are hereby not-
fled that on the 22nd day of August, A. D. 1853,
the said Thomas Gillespie filed in the Court of Com.
mon Pleas of Harrison countv Ohio his petition
against them wherein |he demands partition of the
south half of the North West quarter OF section six
teen, township eight of range four in the Steuben-
vile Land District; and that said petition will be for
hearing at the next term of said Court which will
commence at Cadi2 on the 18th day of October. 1853.
THOMAS GILLESPIE, JR,
BY l.. LEwroN, his Attorney.
Aurust 81 1853 ct
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93"ANY PERSON RENTING THE PUBLISHER THE PRICE
OF THE FOLLOWING BOOK, WILL HAVE IT SENT By MAIL,
TO ANY PART OF THE UNITED STATES, FREE POSTAGE.
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O0meStics.

NTUsLINS, Ticking, Check, Gmgham, Prints
1xl Flannell, Jeans and plain and Figured casinets
for sale and very cheap for this season.
sept 81 1853 VIM. HOGG e. co.
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Turner & Rowles,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW & SOLICITORS IN
CHANCERY,
EJANIG formed Partnership in thq practice of
Ii their profession, will attend promptly to all
business entrusted to them professionally, in Harri-
son and the adjoining countless
Office nearly opposite the Mansion House up
stairs.
Cadiz, August 3, 1853.
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Hosiery.

DAW and Spun Silk Hoes, Merino, Alpaca,
IlWorsted and Cotton ditto, WIN. HOGG e. co.
sept 81 1853
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TO Builders and others,
EOO,OgDO
JNRESH Burnt Bricks for sale by
L W0oDa SMITH
July 6, 1858
To the CredihnrR

nF the estate of Zenas Bell decd, the subscribe
" has been appointed by tbs Probats bulge ef Har-
rson county Commissioner on the estate Oi zenas
Bell deceased, represented insoxent. The pefiod
ofsix months from thu date hereof are allowed cred
itors TO bring in and prove their claims against said
estate The subscriber will attend to tho duties oL
his said appointment at hia residence IN Athens
township Harrison County Ohio from Sept i5th lS-
Auustt 9Th, 1853 HILLARY 8BEALf.4
Dgedaa Cadz
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Ribbon and Bonnets

OF New and beautiful style for Sashes and Bon.
~ netts, also Velvet ditto all width and cuts. A
fine assortment of silks together with few Of other
kind of fbonnets sep2l '53 WIN HOGG &CO.
OPERA (ail wooD FIannells and Mantil frnges
I (assorted colors sepl2l .53 VIM. HOGG q co.
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Kid Gloves.

A LEXANDER'S best Kid Gloves, for Ladies and
IA Gentlemen. good variety of finest silk
Mits, short and long. sept2l '53 w HOGG & co.
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To the Tax Payers of Harrison Co.

TIME amount of er-centage levied on each dol
| lar of valuation of the taxable property in the
several Townships of said County for the year A. D.
lSh3 Is ns tnlloWs--
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

GtILKS Il SATIN BONNEFS just received from
- New York, Fall & Winter fashions. The e'nost
fastedious Lady can be accommodated with beau
tiful BONNET at McFADDEN'S.
sept. 81, 1858
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T7RESH TEAS. Again we have received a sup
Il ply Of this reiuvenutng beverage. Ladies try it..
sept. 81, 1858 S a. II McFADDEN,
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New Fall Goods,

Nv E have received our Fall Stock whicheomprise
w an immense variety of Goods suitd6le for the
season, and would be pleased to have til esoQporunl-
ty OF exhibiting them to customers anpWhe pub
lie generally. sept. 2l.l9j3 WIN. HOGG & co.
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Our Acknowledgements.

clo,ing their first yeas's experience, the subscll
Il bers avail themselves o the occasion, TO express
grateful recognition Of the generous patronage which
has rewarded their exertous TO suit the public taste
and also to make some announcement of their intentions
Tor the ensuing twelve months.
They purpose to continue 10 merit public favoI by the
same attention to their assortment of AMERICAN ard
FOREIGN BOOKS, that has hitherto made IL the best
selected and most general stock IN Massachusetts, and
which they intend to materially increase during the
SPRING by an importation of English and French rand-
ara Publications
Thelr assortment Of BLANK BOOKS and STATION
cry Is large and carefully selected, comprising not on
" the whole detail Of atticles but variety of each
item The ndditon uf large aud entirely NEW hind
cry TO their Establishment, will enable them not only
TO furnish warranted article OF Blank Books, bat afford
the reading community new facility for the furniture
of their lbrnrles. Tie Binding zone at this Establish
will be perfected by the best wOrkmen, with the
most modern tools, and with careful promptude.
ny recent arrangement with the Worcester County
Bible Society, the large stock Of BIBLES belonging 10
that Associaon IL removed TO hlk storo which Is also
the authorized aud only Repository OF the American
Tract Society, and the American and Mass. Sabbath
School Unions, IN Worcester County.
The subscribers thhk thsrc s III lie need of recurring
TO their facilities for obtaining Goods at the lowest
prices or for aHL.ng them TO tbs public at the most
reasonable rates They intend 10 retain, II possible by
caeul attention 10 the requirements of the public, the
patronage already conferred on them.
JOHN KEITH e. CO,
No. $3.50 Muin street, Worcester, Mass
Feb 10, 1853 al
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CITY DE WORCESTER.

WIZARD VII The inhabitants of Ward number sew
w eli, qualified to vote in elections hereby noti-
fed and warned to meet in the School House the
corner of Pleasant and Oxford Streets Monday the
seventh day of March next, O'Clock in the fore
noon, then and there the following articles
viz
Ist To give in their for five Delegates on one
ballot in sealed envelope, to represent this City in the
Convention to he held in the State House, in Boston on
the first Wednesday OF May next for the purpose OF re-
vsing altering the Constitution of Government of
this Commonwealth.
I'd To give in their votes for reasurer Of the Coun.
ty of Worcester
The polls shall he opened al 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
shall be closed at O'Clock p. M.
BY order of the Mayor and Aldermen
ALYAN ALLEN, Constable.
F.brua - A 1879
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Februa ~ "a, 1853.
CRY on wore ESTER.

WIZARD VIII. The inhabitants of Ward number
w light, qualified to vote in elections, hereby
fled and warned to meet in the Brick Court House.
on Monday the seventh of March ten O'Clock
In the forenoon then and there to act on the following
articles, viz
lst. To give in their votes for five Delegates. one
ball in sealed envelope to represent this City in the
the first Wednesday of May next for the purpose of
revising altering he Constitution of Government Of
this Commonwealth.
The polls shall be opened at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
shall be clused at 4 O'clock, p. M.
by order ofthe Mayor and Aldermen.
ALVAN ALLEN. Constable.
February "a 1853. dThFaM mars
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CITY OF WORCESTFR.

WIZARD III. The inhabitants of Ward number three
w qualified to vote in eleclio $, are hereby notified
and warned to the southlner basement room
in the Central School House Main ct on Monday,
the seventh day OF March next at ten o'clock in the
forenoon then and there to act on the following arl
cles, viz
lst To give in their votes for FIVE Delegates, on
ballot in seal envelope to represent this City in the
the fist Wednesday of May next for the purpose of re-
visns altering the Constitution of Government of
this Commonwealth.
ty of Worcester.
The polls shall be opened at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
shall be closed at 4 O'Clock p NJ.
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
February "a, 1853. ALVAN ALLEN, Const table.
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CITY OF WORCESTER,

WIZARD II. The inhabitants of Ward number two,
w qualified to vote in elections, are hereby noti-
fed warned to meet in the small school-house on
the westerly side Of Sumner street, on Monday, the
seventh day of March next ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, then and there TO act The following articles
viz:
fst. To give in their votes for five Delegates on one
ballot i'll sealed envelope, to represent this City in
the first Wednesday of May next for the purpose of
revising or altering the Constitution of Government of
this Commonwealth.
3D. To give in their votes for Treasurer Of the Coun-
ty of Worcester.
The polls shall be opened at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
shall be closed at 4 o'clock P. NJ.
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
February "a, 1853. ALVAN ALLEN, Constable.
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CITY OF WORCESTER.

WIZARD ". The inhabitants Of Ward number four,
w qualified to vote in elections hervhy nouhed
ind warned to meet in the Police Court Room, in the
Cty Hall, on Monday the seventh day of March next,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon then and there
the following articles viz:
ls TO give in their votes for five Delegates, one
ballot in sealed envelope tn represent this City in the
Convention to be held in he State House. in Boston on
the first Wednesday IF May neat, for the purpose
wishing or altering The Cons tuition of Government of
this Commonwealth.
3D. To give in their votes for Treasurer the Coun-
iy Of Worcester
The polls shall be opened at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
shall be closed at O'Clock +. NJ.
BY order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
February 81 1858. AVIAN ALLEN, Constable
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CITY OF WORCESTER.

WIZARD V. The inhabitants of Ward number five
w qualified to vote in elections, are hereby notified
and wa ned to meet in The Ash School House on
Monday the sevealh day of March O'Clock in
the forenoon then and there the follow ing
ticles, viz:
LIST. To give in their votes for five Delegates,
ballot in sealed envelope, represent this City in the
Convention to he held in the slate House, in Boston,
the first Wednesday of Nav next, for the purpose of
revising or altering the Constitution of Cove nment of
this Commonwealth.
3D. To give in their votes for Treasurer of the Coun
ty of Worcester
The polls shall be opened at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and
shall be closed at O'clock, P. NJ
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen
FEBRUARY "a, 1853 AVIAN ALLEN. Constable.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CITY OF WORCESTER.

WIZARD |; The inhabitants Of Ward number one,
" qualhed 10 vote in elections are hereby no
titled and warned to meet in the north lower or base
ment room in the Central School House on Main street.
on Monday, the seventh day Of March next AT ZEN
O'Clock IN the forenoon, then and there on the fol-
lowing articles, viz;
lst To give in their votes for five Delegates on one
ballot in sealed envelope represent this CITY in The
the first Wednesday Of May next, for the purpose Of
revising altering the Constitution of Government of
this Commonwealth.
3D. To give in their votes for Treasurer of the Coun-
ty Of Worcester.
The polls shall be opened at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
shall be closed at o'clock P. NJ.
BY order Of the Mayor and Aldermen,
February "a 1853. AVIAN ALLEN, Constable
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CITY or WORcESrER.

WIZARD vi. The inhabitants of Ward number six,
w qualified to vote in elections, hereby notified
and wa ned to meet in the Upper City Hall, Monday
the seventh day of March next at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon then and there to act the following arti-
Giles, viz:
ballot in sealed envelope TO representthis City in the
Convention to be held IN the State House in Boston,
the first "Wednesday of May for the purpose of
vising altering the Constitution OF Government of
this Commonwealth
Cd To give in their for Treasurer OF the Coun-
ty of Worcester.
The polls shall be opened at 10 O'Clock A NJ, aud
shall be closed at4 O'Clock, P. NJ.
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen,
ALVAN ALLEN, Constable
Eabru "a
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7 N This Establishment beng the largest in the city,
i may be tound large and we'll selected Stock con
sistng in TT OF rich Scarls and Cravats, Hosiery,
Gloves, Under Garments Suspenders, Stocks, London
and Napoleon Ties, shirts of all qualities, &c. Having
been engaged in this business tue last twenty years
comment is unnecessary, as they have made such al
rangemcnts in Europe III they receiving by almost
every steamer, the choicest Guods tie market a1ds
and purchasers need only call, satisfy hense Ives
Il i every article in the Furnishing line NAV be found
feb93