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IMPORTANT To SToNECUTTERs.--A piece is
going the round Of the newspapers stating
The great mortality OF stonecutters from the
dust that gets into their lungs. Now no man
need ever let that kiilhim A damp sponge
fitted as 4 muzzle over the mouth and nose,
and kept IN place like an old lady's specia.
cles by string, IS a complete preventative.
A friend from The country assures us that
he has used it several years in trashIng
wheat, oats, and clover in close barn with
the greatest benefit to all his hands; and
that he himself can now remain in his barn
for four hours, whereas without he cannot
endure the dust for twenty minutes OF
course what keeps out that dus: viii exclude
the coarser, though still very minute par
ticles that are Clipped Of from The stone =
It's not unpleasant towear, at least not SO
much as it must take the dust, and can be
SO arranged as not TO interfere with tobacco
chewing, ~ Richmoad Dispqtch.
/
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THE WESTERN MAN.

He rolled the prairie up like cloth,
=. Drank the Mississippi dry
Put Allegheny in his hat,
A Steamboat in his eye,
And for his breakfast budaless
Some twenty -ono did Try,
a lie whipped the whole Cumancho tribe
One day before he diaed;
And Tor walking calie nc took
A California pine;
4, And when he frownel he looked SO bleak
The sun it couidnt shine.
lie whipped ton ofgrizZly bears
One morning with fam,
= And proved himself, by all these feats,
To be Western man,
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Cables land Bill.

The following was drawn up by the mem
Der OF Congress from this district, and by
the instruction of the Committee on Agri-
cultnre, he was directed to report it to the
House at its last session. The shorness oI
the session, and multiplicity of urgent bus
mess prevented any action thereon, after
the committees instruction to the craftsman
of the BILL CurOttom Picoyuae.
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NEW CHINA.
CInss nnd .ouc.n.v.,.,. Store.

Glass aud fsucen>wsIte store.
No, >, AloSE0E STHuT, ,WAEEIiNG, NIE6lSiA.
TIHE subscribers respectfully give notIoe that uity
Il have imported direCt from the nianuiactuTers Q
large and complete stock Of the above WARE, toge',
ef with an assortment Of Mantle ORNANENTs and
FAxcY Gools, some OF which are OF exquisite ta=e
and beauty. Iron, stone, China, and Porcelain
Breakfast Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware OF an entire
now pattern; Solar and Lard Lamps and Lanterns oi
every description; Britannia Ware, Cutlery, etc
We snail At all times keep as complete an assort-
meut oil Common Ware on hand, Tor the city and
country trade as can be found al any other store N
the Vest ana by giving personal attention 10 re-
packing the same convince all who may favor US
with their patronage that hey cannot do better III
any other establishment IN the county.
IlOBBS, BARNES & Co,
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Wheeling, Va
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AScY soArs' PEnFUNERIs etc, large assort-
L menI ior sale cheap by j. BEALL.
april ~, 1850. ....'f .H ..rT.---- -- /,
M gAsoN's oRleINAL CuALLrNsr RLAoKrxs, large.
IVA qnd fresh supply ror sale cheap by .n =.
apni ~ 1898 JOHN REALL.
IA htTE, Red and Black Lead, Iinseed Oil.
W Lacker, Iutpsnine, etc, fresh and large
supply, at tapii 20, loo5J JOHN BEALL'S.
| ENhS-Aruol0s H0vcr's, Harrison's Rlorrison,s
L DocksOn,'s, &c, large and small bottes a tina
sUlpy cheap by tupr 20, '53j J. BEALL.
GtlELL PENS, large and fine assortment. vari-
~ Gus brands, cheap at JOHN BEALLTS.
&,AND PAPER, prime eastern article, and
- large assotiuentby tapr ~, 'JJJ J. BEALL.
IAi,, Letter, Note and fancy Papers, States, Pen,
~ Gus, &C., etc, ior sale cheap by
april 70, 1888. JOHN BEALL,
IAP, tost and Fancy Note Paper, various kinds
- ana 4uaiIes large supply, at !
may i, 1893 JOHN BEALL'S. n
| h fLLOfLS Plain and Fancy, new suppIy.a
81 cheap AZ uAay4, j3j j. BEALLS. =
S,COILH, RAfPltE and MACCUYBA SNUEFS
~ iFtsll supp! IOf at 2
may 1, l20e JOHN BEALL'S.
5EgE59 Lh9s enitian Red Eng, Just received and
"OC - 'nt ~ si,ig SAe&P " Join LEALLS.
| EEs9tas LBS Epson and Glauber, SALTS, Al
" lilhiG "ilie aIIlcle lor sale chcapat
| may - 1928 JOHN BALLS.
tAG RUM fine article for BayDers use, tor sala
! ~ hy lhlay !, 1899 Join bEALL. y
| 4 tANAttI Seed and Cutie Fish Bone, a new sup-
~ ply cheap al tmuy4, '53j IAO bEALLS.
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county OFfiCcrS.

Clerk Of the Common Pleas and District Courts
CHARLES fArrEr,soN Office III the Iubile Buildings.
shcliH-JAMlS Bulp Cice III the jan buildings.
Auditor JoEN SLOAN oiilcC, hbilc
kecurutr-LAUNCELur lIEARN, "
lrcasurtr-DAvID llLDLET, -
Prosecuting Attorncy-ALIiEC {. TURNER; Office in
is residence nearly opposite the Mansion Huusc.
Commissioner OF llnsoNonts-LLvlC. Z. toRSlTHL; Of
&C, opposite the Mansion House.
Sealer cf " eights and Neutrality-suspicious. SHOT
WELL, residence, Cudiz
CoTonor-A {. NlAoN; residence, Hanover.
SurvtyUr--JACuB JARVIS residence LadlI township.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WELcH; Residence, CudH
Master COMMISSIONER in ChaAccryi WILLIAM ING:
Boald OF sscliou kXaminors-NM. CUL. GASTON,
J. b. CuM1INs ard Miss II. +. IAoNIsoA; residence,
Caui2.
Notalics Public-WmLNM ARNoLD residence, Ca.
liz; ROBERT WApE residence liarll5HlIe.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Luther Rowlcy; residence, Monroe township.
Elijah Carver; treeport
joan OaI; E!loll creek
Regular Meetings first Monday in Murch, June,
and December, at the AUDITORS Ullcc.
DIRECTORS uF COUNTY ISTHMARY
John iayoIteid; residence, CadiZ township.
benjamin Mct audcn; - Nottingham -
John Conuwayi STOCK
!tSrIcEs OF TIE rEAcG,
Short Creek townsip-Joshua Adams, Charles
WultC and " iiIlHm Buchanan.
Greene towlIsn John ii. Black Samuel Bell and
JACOB Dennis.
KunIey township-Thomas Finicum and Eroder,
ok himnlell.
Moo.eteld towpship-John umstot, Jacob LAT
terty and Return VI. henncdy
Nottingham to,,llsnlp--Ailehael Crowl, Michae
Laird anu " iiliam ramsey.
stock townsn!p-frycr Mckinney, James Evans
anI joan Crambiett.
North townshIp-James Nclch, Abraham L. Cros-
key and WIIiamH McUavran.
i'reepoft township s. Smith, John Knox
john Wilkin.
German lownsAp-Andrew Lynch and Samuel
Foreman.
Athens township-Hance Dunlap, John Bethel and
William Wilson.
Caaiz townsnip-William Arnold, John Blair,
Lauuc, lot Hearn and Samuel Ramsey.
Archer township Robert MaAwell, Hugh Cavern
and Robert Mckee.
= Washington t,wnship-John NJ. Brown and Lem
uCI CarOneTs.
Franklin township Gladman, Jacob Cram
blett ana Hiram orstcu.
Monroe lowllshp--Duyid Bowers, Samuel Mack
and Peter Donaldson.
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SIE0pIyELL q CRARB

ia AVEIu received very iine stock OF SPRING
1 i atd . .lHkEt. OUUDS, Among which is silks.
shH lIsnca, Beragcs, Drayc-Ie. LuInus, all Wool
'otalnes, Lawns, ulngaanls, Prints, bonnet kib-
oo'is, Lace, flIng6s; AIlts, Gloves Hosiery Cloths
Cnsslhefos, Ntsdiigs, Huilmer Goods tor Pants be-
side almost u! KINDS OF Uoods kept stores IN ha
country; bought at Il late season aid OF course at
io"ef prices than those that bought early, all OF
winch VIII be sold at very low prices tor cash or
hiefchahIabiG produce. Ladies ami Gentlemen call
ana see oar ltocN and We warrant you will buy
So4no tt least. Cadiz, May 4, 1853.
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Z "a 10 asA 4 II OgA
CLOTHING S.IllREIIl

A f. MOORE has procured the services of four Of
IA. the best woIkneu in the West, and is happy
say to his friends that he is prepared to do better
work than is done in any smipr establishment in the
country, he assures his friends tha all his extensive
stock OF Clothing il got up by himself, and not one
dollars worth Of Eastern slop Shop Work is in his
store nothing but wath he warrants to DO of the best
material and mriyalled in Workmanship.
Cadiz October -, 1852 A. +. MOORE.
EINRENClI Merinoes, Tbibit Cloths, Alpacas, plaid
II and printed De LANES, for sale cheap, at
g & ME- ( nIIF NT,G
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F'R T'f5fT REn,F.

T / liG Subscribers would respectfully inform the
A ctlhe!ls OF Cadl2 and surrounding country that
they iA.enu to have AT tRe Market House, every
ueSI"y, lhlrsday and saturday mornings, a largo
supply good young lat fresh bUei tSc, hich they
VIII svli as cAC1p is II pJ slby can be sold tor
no choiee cuts sAyeu Ior any person. First come,
hrSt sefVou" BUI y FORBES, 8
JOSEPH CAfalACk. p
Cadiz Ohio, April %, 1898 ao-tG
T. .; We VIA always pay the highest Marko
prlae, m cash, Lof good yO0ng fat cattle 4 q U. =
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gS~Mr. Jones.--That is a fine horse
you're leading, Patrick. lIe carries his
heac well.
Pat.-Thars thrue. Anits grand thail
he carries pehind him.
Jones.-I'eAina himi DON'T everything
thas carries \ tail, carry it behind?
Pos.-No, your honor.
Jones,--No? what don't?
Pat--A cnt, sure, carries It's thail on one
side, apd ito head on 'tother.
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AGED NIlnlaters.


Your ministers Is "superanuated," is he?
Well call parish meeting and vote him
dismission; HINT that u$eiulGess is gone:
that he is given TO repetition; that he puts
his hearers to sleep. Turn him adrift Ike a
| blind horse, 0" a lame house dog. Never
mind that he has grown grey In your service
that he has smiled on your infants
at the baptSmal font, given them lovingly
away in marriage to theirs chosen: and
wepg with YOU when .cat h dalkcned yonr
door Never mind that he has laid aside his
pen. and listened many IA time al d oft,
with courteous grace TO your tedious, prosy
conversations, when his moments were like
/. gold-dust; never mini that he has patiently
and uAcomplainjngly, accepted at your
hands the smallest pittance that would sus-
tain life, because The Master" whispere
| in his ear "tarry here till come" Never
mind that the wife of his youth, whom he
won from a home OF luxury, is broken down
with privation and fatigue, and or thou
sand Unnecessary demands upon her strength
patience and time. Never mind that his
children, at an early age were eXhiIed from
the parsonage roof, because there was not
bread "enoush to spare" in their fathers
house. Never mind that his wardrobe
would be spqrned by many mechanic IN
our cities; never mind that he has "TiSen
early and sat up lae," and tiled the ground
for earthly manna," while his glorious intel
lectlay in fetters-for you? Never mind
all Mat; call parish meeting and vote him
''superanuated." Don't spare him the start
ling tear Of sensibility, or The flush of woun-
ded pride, by deIicateIy offenngto settle a
on lleague, that your aged pastor may rest
on his staff in grateful, greyhaired indepen-
dence, No! turn the old patriarch out give
him time to go to the moss grown church
yard and say farewell to his unconcons
head, and then give ''the right hand of fel-
lowship', to some beardess, pedansic, noisy
college boy, who will save your sexton, the
trobIe Of pounding the pulpit cushions; and
who will tell ycu and the Almighty in his
prayers, all the political news Of the week
FANNY FERN,
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Notice

/ S hereby given that there will be petition pre-
l. scented 70 the next term Of the Court OF Common
fieas OF Harrison county, Ohio, asking for a yaca-
ilon OF the part OF the New fhladeph street thatis
not already vacaod. shown IN the plat Of the town
OF New Market by dotted lines; also, Lot No 46 in
tle original plat and twelve feet oil OF the north side
pubic street, and thirteen and taf feet Off Of the
east side OF school street, and the unyacated part of
lhe Alley that runs back OF lhc Lot No. 3d. all shown
by dotted lines in the plat OF said Town 'l't
MALACHI JOLLY and others,
May 4 lS53-I-Gt Peti1oners.
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The mOuntain SIDE, the plain, the w0odf Proloune
All The wide ssrih-,he fertile aa1 ihs tar,
u one YAstburial ground
Within the poPulous street,
In solitary homes, inplaees high,
In pleasure dones, where pomP ami luxury meet,
Man bow thsnselYss 10 die.
The old man ct his door,
Iheunyesned child ,murmuIing in worldless song
The bOndsmon and the free, the rich, tie poor,
AI-all % death belong
The sunligh, gids the walls
OF kindly sepulchers enwTought with brass;
And the long shadow Of the cypress falls
AEhwart the common grass.
The living of gone timO
buided their q ,rious cities by the sea,
AS awful in their greatness and sublime,
A. tno change could be-
There wasan eloquent tongues
The poets heart; the sages soul was tharei
And loving children with women young,
Ibs iaiiAtsl ala tie islg
They were, but theY are not; ...... ...
Suns rose and set, ana earth put on her bloom,
Whilst man, satmittiag to ,ha common !ot
Went down into he tomb
And still amid the wrecks
OF mighty generations passed away, ldeck.
Earths honest growth, tie fragrant wild flower
The toHb pf yesterday.
And in the twilight deep,
Go yelled women forth, like her who went,
Sisler Of Lazarus, to the grave 10 weep,
ToLrenth the low lam.nt.
The dead are everywhere;
Where'er is love, or tenderness, or faith;
WAere'cr is power, pomp, pleasure, price, whcrc'er
liso s or was, is death.
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[ S ) 2

N view of she great inux'of gold from California,
and the increased facility and prosperity OF our en-
ire country, together with our large and increasing
trade had induced to purchase a nlce better and
larger stock OF Goods than usual winch we shall with
pleasure show TO discriminating public; believing
that the experience OF The past viii be their guide for
the future and direct them TO store with entire
confidence in our ability to sell good barraus We
take pleasure III showing Goods at all times.
CaaiZ, April 6, lS53-48 WIN hOGG & Co
w L are now receiving 50 bbls Moassos; 80 bills
w Mackoreli hds New Orleans Sugar; % bars
Coffee, to be sold very low for cash or trade.
April /, 1893 WM HUGG 81 co.
u D0Z. BGNNETS of every variety at doag g.
Cos, and some Of the finest and handsomesI silk
bonneis to be had IN town, 80 the Ladles say.
april 8, 1883.
BANANA, Leghorn Louis Napoleon, Prince AL
d. pert and Palm Hatts in endless variety, just
opening to- be sold cheaper than ever at
april ., 1858 Wll h0GG g. CO.'S .
I N Barasols we defy competition for beauty and
l. cheapness. Cali and see them, also Umbrellas, a
good assortment. WM HOGG q GO.
april 6, 1883
pUGGEr Floor and Table Oil Cloth, Carpets,
4 q hearth and door Rugs, u general stock at
april &, 1893 VIM HOGG Il cos
BgRIN rs and Dress Goods of almost every descriD-
4 ton and variety to great to eHumerate. Notwitl
standing the report that Goods higher this year
than last, we are without doubt selling all KINDS OF
Goods as cheap, and many kind OF Dress Goods ac-
tualy lower than last year. WIN HLGG & co
april +, 1858.
a S usual we have splendid assortment of Trim
"A mings Of all kinds. WM HOGG u co
april &, 1853
HARDWARE, Saddlery Hardware, House furn-
Al ishing, to be had the easiest and best terms
at tUpriI6) WIN HOGG g. CO.'S
ID S, Summer stuff at wholesale OF retail, room
full, and at prices tlo cheaper than last year
april =, 1888 WIN HOGG a. GO
GSPlNNlNG WHEELS, afirst rate article, warran-
~ ted, aad few Artihcial5, Iabbs, 6@c call and
lOol, at them (apr6J WIN HOGG & co.
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DAGuGRREOTYpEs

TJAVING lately purchased New Daguerrean
Il IIApparatus oflafge dimensions by which Likeness
and most improved style, invite all VINO have a
taste for the fine arts to and secure nperish
able likeness Ofthemsslyes OF Of tIeir friends.
No pains Or labor shall be spared to furnish them
with good and correct likenessos.
Entire satisfaction will always be given.
Persons may have their lilenessos put up in lock-
cts, breas-pns tipgerrngs, or in cases OF differ
ent sizes, and varieties Of etyo and from one dollar
to five, according to tle size, qualify Or style.
9c5-Rooms under the Republican olilce
Cadiz. Auqust 25. lS52-iv III DAVIS
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Democratic 5rutinrl.
EVERY WEDNESDAY, EVENING
CHARLES N. ALLEN,
Editor and Proprietor.



a1- One dollar and iiityce Wihin three monthsi
aeut Dc deferred longer one dollar qnd sey-
suiy-lNs cents. Tins rule wl be strictly adhered TO-
Any person procuring tive responsible subscribers 10
the SLNrNEL, viii be en,sed ~ d copy Tor ILe same
length oi ume iGoe.
TLsaS or ADyEEEISgNG-
For 4 whole column tone ycarl -........... s5OOO
halt column, zone year. rl..-......-...-. loiJu
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Fer II lnes, Ur less, tihirc iuserilJnsl .... lUO
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For each additional Insertion, .......:-... -
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For II lines, less, zone ycuT) Sj,Ou
lsix iuOnths) .....-,...-.. 200
RATES OF POSTAGE
On WEEKLY NLWsFArEBs
To all subscribers Ia the county where published,
FREE.
More lan % miles distant, ....5 cts per Quarter
over 30, and unuer JUD miles,. 10
Over 5lU and under l,pOO........lJ
Over I,UUU and under 2UOo,.... 20 "
AGENTS FOX IHE SENTINEL.
The following uamcd gentlemen are our authorized
aggnLs 10 receive Subscriptions advertisements, ana
iuy NugA. We hope tnuy will prove themselves 10
l,-o0d Agents. AL contracts made by them Will
| strictly iuihil,d ty Us;
FIoef efOrt-JJsspli Alien.
MtsgCnE@tcI--- ~ lIuuln iemlnG.
Aioosche!l-A. Jul, SChrcIGer.
irauEiul-DE. L.. Coaaway.
knnley--JacOb Lulshall.
Snort L-euh-Asa Holmes.
SlJrN-JaIues H1agiand.
AtNeus--DT. Thomas tn4ley
ceu--SaIuuel Bell.
GcrnIaH--J0in brown.
Nortl--A. L. CrUskcy.
ilomoc-Iienry b. heller,
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Grist and Saw Mill for sale.

ME subscriber offers for sale the Grist and Saw
4 Mill he now occupies, situated three miles west
OF Cadiz, Harrison county, q, on the road leading
to N. PhiIadephla Said mills are in successful ops
Grafton and in manner new, being all rebuilt with
IN the last two years and half The Grist Mill is
calculated to go by steam or water power or both at
the same time. Attached thereto is an engine suf-
57eient to run two pair OF stone good frame mill
3nse four stories high, withal things necessary for,
doing both country ard merchant work. In said
mill is pair Of four feet french burs of superior
quality, and pair of three nd half feet loirel
hill choppers, one suporfine boiling CLOTH sixteen
feet reel, two sets elevators one rolling SCREEN one
smut machine Lull's patent
The saw mill is calculated to 90 with water alone
Any person persons wishing information as to the
character OF saidrnills call with Wood 4 Smith, or
with s. & H. Mclcadden, Cadiz
May A. 1888. JOSEPH THOMPSON
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THE DEAD.

The dead are everywhere,
The mOuntAin SIDE, the plain, the w0ods profound
All The wide ssrth-,he fertile AM lie TAR,
i one vast burial ground.
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Office be and be Is hereby required TO pre-,
pare aud issue such rules and regulations
consistent with this act, as shall b. proper
and necessary to carry lhe provisions Of this
act into eifeei; and tie Registers and Re
eeiyers OF the respective land Offices shall
be eniiilrd 10 the same fees or compensation
for lands entered and patented under this
act, as they would be if money was paid
therefor. PrJvided Ho1reper, that nothing
in this act shall be 50 construed as TO i'm
pair any right acquired by any premption
ur reservation nov existing by Law.
Sec. 9Th. dad Be Il fadifr enacted,
That, from and after the passage Of this
act, it shall not be lawful for any pelson or
persons, company or corporation' combina-
| uon or association in his. her or their name
ornames, individually ner collectively. 10
enter, by paying money! locating land war
rants, nor in uny other way whatever, more
han one section (640 acres) OF the public
lands. and that only for settlement and i'm
provemeut; and any person or person vio-
! ating The provisions ut this act in this pro-
vision, lie tide thereby acquired shall be
nul and void, and upon application to a
court of jurisdiction, Il viii of eicctment
shall issue. and the person thus Illegally
holding any such lind shall be ousted, ana
The hnI revert and be the subject of dispo-
sitons as olAcr public lands are.
We, the undersigned citizens of
coun y, Oriu,respecuuIly ask Congress to
pass the above UlI Into law.
PAVING LIKE A cINNER Several years
ago, IN Norh Carolina. where it Is not
customary Tor the tayemkeepels to charge
ministers anything tor sorplug and retresh-
mtn.s, preacher presummsy stopped AT
Il teNern one evening, made himself cantor
table during 'he night, and in the morning
entered The Stage without Offering 10 pay
ior his accommodations. The landlord soon
came running up TO the stage, and said,
There was some Que who had not settled
his bill The pasSe1geis all sald they had
out the preacher, who said he understood
that he never charged ministers anything
What you a minister of the gospei-a man
OF God?" clicd The innkeeper; you came
TO my house last night; you sat down at
,he table without IL blessing; lit you up TO
you room and Nou went TO bed without
prayer, a;e your breakfast without saJing
grace, and as you came 10 my house like a
sinner, and ale and drank like sinner you
have got TO pay like Il sinnerr'
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Sa6AfA PIECES OF PRINTS, ali colors, and price
A..AIAl from. q. % A..I x. s.it..

6eAAfA PIECES OF PRINTS, all colors, and prices
NSOO from 6A cts up to 25, at Wood X SnIiths.
Dress Silks, in great variety; black, clangeable,
figured. Berage, Berage DeaInes and linen Cling
hams Linen Ginghaln Robes various colors, attlie
Store of WOOD Il SMITH
Thibit and silk Shawls, a good stock "a splendid
assortment OF Silk Handkerchiefs and'Crayuts, all
colors trimming goods, an endless variety, consist
ing in part OF Glinps trnges, silk Lace, silk Ve-
very, &c, &c Bonnets, silk, Gimp and Straw, at
greatly reduced prices. Palm Leaf, Panama and
straw Hats Parasols, ParasoIetts and Sun Shades
Umberella's by tue cart load Carpet Sacks various
qualities and prices, at WOOD 10 SMITHS.
S5addlery and Harness, of all kinds for sale cheap
at WOOD & SMITHS Cheap Corner.
Family Flour for sale at all times, and Wheel
barrow to lend at WOOD d SMITHS,
Queensware and Glassware good stock, at
WOOD Il SMITHS.
Wall and Window Paper, at WOOD SMIlH'S.
Spinning Wheels, (Dayis' make,) warranted 10 be
first rate. Coffee Mills, good article, at
WOOD K SMITHS.
Groceries-'Foa Coffee Sugar and M6lasses &c,
&C., at WOOD IL SMITHS.
A good assortment of Schools Books constantly on
hand at Nss WOOD Il SMITHS.
Brown and Bleached Muslin, all qualities and
prices, ut WOOD ~ SMITHS,
Hardware and Cutlery, consisting in part ofLocks
Hinges, Screws and Nails, &C., DC, cheap. Forks
and Hoes, Corn Cutters and Brier Scythes at
WOOD * SMITHS.
10000 feet Of Oak and Poplar Boards and Scant.
ling; also, Oak Shingos at the Lumber Yard Of
WOOD Il SMITH.
+ AIDES Slippers, Caters, Jenny Linds, Half
Ia ties, Morocco, Kid and Cali Skin.
< apr 20, 1853 BARlSIER and MAHANNAH.
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