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Final Aocounts.

N0TICE is hereby giving that the following ac-
In counts have boon tiled in tho Probate Court of
Harrison County, Ohio, for settlement
The hnql account Of William Milligan, Adminis-
traitor Of the estate of NimFod Wsgers, deceased
The account of Dennis McBarns, Administrator
Of Dennis McEarns, dpceased.
The final account ot George Brown, Guardian Of
IheopAius Minor and Samuel Miaor and ihat iha
sRfre Si be examined and passed upon by the un-
dersisnsd on tho 3ri day Of June next
May 4, 53--i-St b. w, VlllRs, Probate Judge
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New York Cattle Market.

The following full report of the Cattle
market, in New York, from the Tribune Of
3rd inst, will be found full and interesting:
The Cattle in market are from the follow
ing points: From Ohio, 896; from Ken,
lucky, "a; from Illinois, 81; from Wisconsin,
l56-making l,l60 from the West, 900 of
which were on foot; from Pennsylvania, 82;
from Virginia, 81; still fed Cattle, mostly
from Madison and jefferson counties, SOL
leaving only no coming direct from the
farmers OF this State. Some Of the Ohio
Cattle are very good. 80 were bought by
Ben Weeks at 500 per head, and 90 by
Cornell at $50. The hi. hest priced Cattle
was n pair of still fed Durham steers, from
Waterloo, sold by Gnrney for $3.50, and a
common Cow for $ll0. The steers were
estimated at 24 cwt., and the Cow at 1Od
cwt. A pair of Oxen, rather coarse, csti-
mated at 90 cwt., sold for Ss205. 45 head
of still fed Cattle from Watertown sold for
$65 each. They were very fat, smooth and
hamsome, ard estimated at 61 cwt., aver
age. Live weight, 1861 average. Dro-
vers and butchers all complain that they do
not make anything upon Cattle at the pres
ent high rates; certainly the farmers must
get high prices.
CALVES. About the average number of
these have been received the past week.
They sell as fast as they arrive at S, 5d06c
T8 ib live weight, except few Young ones
which sell by the head at more than they
are worth
Cows and Calves sell readily at an aver
age Of $35 for such as are usually sent to
this market. Few extra good ones are sent
70 the city for sale; when they are, they
bring liberal prices, from GO to 100 dol
lars.
Sheep and Lambs are in great demand.
at high prices. Some very heavy Sheep,
with heavy deeccs, sold last week for $12.
Those Of ordinary description sell for to
$8, with about Sc dollars difference wheth-
er~shoaTed or not. Lambs are Just begin
ming to come in freely. Prices range from
Sto VIC and the demand is very brisk
Ihc supply Of mutton has been very limited
tor some weeks. 1t is more abundant now.
SWINE. The supply is fully up to the de-
mand. They are principally from Ohio
and mostly on foot. Those Of small size and
and not over fat sell the best. The prices
are 81 5f06c. There are some 600 at the
yard seast Of Third-av., principally still fed,
which aie selling rather dull at &C..
The report Of the stock at the other city
markets for the week give the following:
Az Browning's. in sixtl-st., /, 100 Sheep
and dlambs sold at prices ranging from 2, so
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Pittsburgh Market.

Dune 4.IUJ3.
Salt---Sales of 275 bbls common at l 10
35 do extra at 1,26.
Grain--Corn in good demand, with sales
of 367 sacks, ears, at 50a52c. Wheat, 20C
bu. reported at 85c.
Bulk Meat-We note sale of 10, ,OOC
lbs sides at &c. cash, to go east, also a lo
OF about SO, 600 lbs at about the same figure
TO go east also.
Flour--Neccipts yesterday were large
all Of which, we believe, went east. We
could hear of but one sale of 50 bbls extra
at 49, The demand is exceedingly lin.
tied, and the market dull
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Foreign Market.
LIYrRrnnL. Nav 10. 10.

LIvERpooL, May 10, 1858.
The latest quotations are:--Flour, Wcs-
tern Canal, 22s 6da23s; do PHILADELPHIA
23Sa23s Gil, do Baltimore 23sa23s g.; do
st. Louis and Ohio 22s Cd a23s; do Cana
dian 22sa23s Cd; Go sour and heated elsa
22s; Wheat, red % 70 1b 6s 10d; Indian
Corn, white f9 43o lbs, sos 6Ja2ls Cd; do
mixed f9 48U lbs 2lsa32s; ditto yellow u
480 lbs 32sa33s; long miIdles, - cwt 5osa
80; do, short middles, do 56sa50s; do
Cumberland cut, do 50sa52s.
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500

ff0Rns or BARK wanted, for which the l,iehas
~ market price will be paid
WE havenow on hend and always keen alafr4
aud general assortment Of all kinds ot Leaer which
we oiter 70 sell OH the ficst accommodating tefu,e
Weare always reasy 10 pufehase, at tEls hiehgft
merket price, Hides Skins snd Leather IN tllei0uas
we have also on band large assortment III Esstz
rlars Tools aud Oil, which saief low u pannsrx
and CutrieYa. w
We beg leave to call tho attention ofallto o,sf
superior uates Of Aeaer. 10 we tlaslsr oarselpos
we can furnish Superior astiela one That viii hHa4
comparison with any eyer offered III ihia eennirY.
Wecan b found III tie old stand isl sssa b.
May II, 1850. q - "A
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Ea= Fast horses soon tire, and fast young
men are a good deal like them. The youth
that "goes it strong" at twenty, will find
himself at forty five with tombstone grow
ing out of his head.
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Road Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the Commissioners
at their March Session levied for road purposes 4
tax Of five cents on each hudred dollars Of The val
ueon ofthe taxable property ofthc county which tax
may be discharged by labor on the public highways
at the rnte Of one dollar per day under the drecian
Of the supervisors Of the respective Districts before
the ist day Of November.
JOHN SLOAN, Auditor, Harrison CO.. O,
Cadiz, May 10Th, 1854,
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NEW YORK MARKET.

June q
FLoUn--Sales 10000 bis; State at 4 50a
4.62; Ohio 4,62a407, the market opened
active, but fell off at the close, sales 500
bb!s. Southern 5,12, dull.
Massachusetts, 5000 but at GO, firm,
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PILADELPuIA. June

2
FLoUR-Sales 700 bbls mixed at 4, 50a-
4,56. Wheat dull; sales 1900 bu. prime
white at | ,l6: this sale was made on Satur-
day. White reported interior, received and
sold at 1903. Rye in demand at $4a5, 90.
Corn plenty and dull at 60, which was re-
fused for yellow.
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CINo 1NNAT1. Jure 4Lh

Flour quiet unchanged; $2,65a3,75 for
common brands, and. a, 80a4,0o extra. Bacon
7a74 for sides: 81 for shoulders, and o. for
plain Hams.
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TEHE subscrber,very thankful past favors woula
L respectfully inform his old customers and the pub
lie generally, that he has on hand most spIen-
did assortment OF Boots and Shoes, Sole and Upper
Leather, Calf Skins, Morocco Lining and Binding,
Skins, Nails, IhIoad und almost every article in hir
line.
Also Ladies' and Gentlcmen's Gum Over Shoes,
Mems Buffalo Over Siocs all of asuperor style, and
will be sold on very moderate profits Tor Cash. Hides
or almost any kind ofncrchantnblo Produce.
SAMUEL SLEMMO
n. B.-Persons knowing themselves indebtadeish
or by Note on Book account OF long standing, will
long friends, and in some cases save costs.
Cadz, March 10, 1852 s. s.
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Cassandria Harrer's Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been qualified as administrator Of the Estate o.
Cassandria Harper, late Of Harrison County Dc.
ceaeed. GARRETT L. EAktER.
Nav 23I. 1850
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Wanted,

Wanted,
Prime Live Geese Feathers for which we will pay
40 cts tcash trade,) Rags Country Linen Ginseng
Beeswax for which the highest market price will
be paid in exchange for goods, at the BEEHIVE
STORE, ia, Main st. Wheeling Va.
June l. l943
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5000 (EasGGGA'GEAfN
FoCR THOUSAND IN THE SOUTH AND WEST.
VIM. w. Reilly G. Co.'S,

~' ~ --~~-@-J w ~ Ne
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BALTIMORE, May 80.
Sales 400 Beeves on The hoof at 4a5--
equal to 3a94 net. Hogs-good supply at
65a7.
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RS 8sS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
Yellow DUCK RO6T.

THIS is Purely Vegetable Compound. scientif
Il cally prepared from the best Roots and Herbs o
the Matsfia Medics, and has gained an unriyulet
reputation for tho following effects, viz:
Regulating and strengthening tho Liver and Digest
i've Organs, and Cleansing the Stomach and Bowels
and thus CURING all Bilious Diseases. Liver Com
plants, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Cosiiveness Piles
Headache, Fever and Ague, JaundiCc, Nausea Los.
o Appetite, &c. and causing the food nourish and
support every part, PURIFYING TIE BIOon, and thu.
cnring all Humors, Cntnneous Erupu0ns, Scroiula
Salt KhGum, Erysipelas, Scald Head, CankeT, PIN.
pies on the face, BiOtehes, Ulcers, Tum0r5, Mercn.
rial Disease, . ancers, SC, &c.
Regulating the Socrctory Organs, and by enabling
them TO perform their proper ilnctions, preventing
aud curing many painful and dangerous diseases;
Strengthening and Guieiing the Nervous System
mus aliaylng Nervous irritation, and curing al III
seases OF the Nerves, as Eystcria Neuralgia Grump.
&c. u Is unTlyaled in the cure Of all
FE IL AL E COMPLAINTS,
as Weakness, General Debility lrregularity, Oh
siFuctlons, Swelling Of the Feet Limbs Joints sc
caused by weakness; also, Lus5 and IuaoKT COW.
Plants, as Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Consumption,
&C.; also, Dropsy.
Having made use Of the Compound Syrup of yell
low Dock Root, prepared by {. MORSE Il Co, either
ourselves, or III our families, and finding it TO be
very salutary and oiectual preparali0u we do most
checEiuliy recommend ii to the public very yGlu-
able medicine.
Il. bourne, Bsq., CASHIER National Bank, Provi-
denco, X. l.; A. w. Spencer, Lsq, Cashier Lime
Rock Bank, do, do, Rev, William Phillips, Rev J.
b. Richmond, Z. $, Jones, editor Providence Gen.
Adyt VIM Field, N. w. q. NJ, Cyrus Fisher, NJ. L.
II. T., James Hutchinson, g. s., Doa " J. Bates.
Doct Benz. Colby, and one hundred others ot the
most respectable families OF Providence.
This cerilias that l have ioT number OF years
been acquainted with the con?o. iten ana mode OF
OF MoEsE's CoMroUgD SYRUP OF YELLOW
Dock ROOT. have also been acquainted with it's
modus operandi in disease, and can say that in all
respects it is admirably calculated to remedy that
class OF Diseases for which it was designed lis es
pecia!iy valuable in Ind ssion and ali its attendant
symptoms, II cXclte5 healthy action the Liver re-
moves Iorpor, and inactivity Of this Organ, and
stimulates healthy ucuon in ell the system As a
DLPuRArC2, or purifier OF the Blood, il has 10 suoe.
rior. DAVID HOLMES Nj ~ .
Providence, r. l., Jan. l. 1858.
~ Prepared by g. MORSE Il Co., No di6, Broad
way, n. T., and sold by Druggists and others thro'-
out this and other countries
90 Agent-JOHN BEALI, Cadiz, Ohio.
May l. 1883
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The way we do it,

Is to buy with the cash, which enable US always to
get Goods cheaper than the credit system, (as the
seller has no risk to run and often far cheaper and
thus we are able to sell many styles of goods, at a
good profit less than time buyers pay for theirs We
have now in Store many Jobs of Dress Goods--Bon-
nets, Hosiery, Hdkf &c. bought in this way, which
are daily selling cheaper than you ever saw them
before, To wit Linen Hdkf-6A. Gents & Ladies
Hosiery 6%-Gloves do Silk IIdkf, l2h good wide
Lawns, 6A. Bareges, De Lains l2K. Dress Silks
3714 to $,00, etc. word to the wise is sufiic-
ent. STONE a. THOMAS
ia Main St. Wheeling, Va.
Jnne l. 1853
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NOTICE il hereby given that the following ac.
I counts have been filed in the Probate Court of
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement:
The final account of William Reed as guardian OF
samuel Reed and Jane Reed, minors.
First account of Wiiliam Reed, Esq. and Samuel
Kerr, ag the executors OF Robert Brown, deceased
The final account ofJolnC G. Bargar and Alexander
McFaddcn, administrators Of the estate Of Valentine
Bargor, deceased
Ihosecond and last ccount of james Haverfeld,
ST. us the guardian ofSarah Wagers and John Wa
gers, minors
And that the same will be severally examined and
passed upon by the undersigned en- the 9th day OF
July next. B. w, VFIRS, Probate JudGe.
JunN S. 1959
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J06EpH S. TEOMAS,
'iAH SCOTT. JOHN A, BIN5HfA
SCOTT Sc BINGHAM.
q r. sEE0TMTT.T.-

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN cnAvcrRY,
sat5iK, EE2eTtNon G0unsy, Gtslsp.
ElVES especial and prompt attention to all Col.
affections and other Professional business entrusted
to his care in Harrison and the adjoining counties.
Others for loaning money.
25~Otiice in Kige9c's Corner.
August 2l lSi2-ly3d.
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Account.

RTOTICE is hereby given that the following ne.
1N count have been flied in tho Probate Court Of
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement:
I he account Of Malachi Jolley, Esqr. Executor
Of the VIII Of George Foster, deceased AMI that the
aam3 will be examined and passed upon by tho un-
dersigned on the 9Th day Of June next.
May II, So B. w. VIERS, Probate Judge.
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Latest Arrival

JUST received and for sale, decidedly the newos
- and finest assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES, al
the we'll known establishment Of
s,sLEMoNs,
Cadiz, June ], 1853.
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4. PHILLIPS e. som.

MANUFACTURERS of boots and shoes, and
IVA dealers in Trunks and ttayiing sacks Aiu-
roc1 d kiI-skns lining and binding do Pegcs,
Nails, thread and shoe-adiugs gsaeraly, keep con
sauty sale an assortment oi the above articles,
at their old stand opposite tie Public Offices, Cadiz o.
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Big Paddock Forever!

EVERYTHING in the Hardware line, from an
IL Anchor down to a Needle, can always be found
cheaper than the cheapest, at that old and well known
establishment, the BIG PADDOCK.
June g. 1853.
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Bear it in Mind Ladies,

Bear it in Mind Ladies,
Ifyou want pretty fancy or Silk Bonnet ofthc
latest STYLE at about half price, Paraso if you
want to choose nice Dress Of some the best stock
of Dress Goods in the City, and at less price than
you ever before them, you do it if you come
Wheeling Va.
June /. 1858.
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1{l(a PlEcEs OF PRINTS, ali coIore, and price

slEhEA PIECES OF PRINTS, ali colors, and prices
fSVS from 64 cts up 10 25 at Wood & ,smitil's
Dress Silks, i'll great variety; black, changeabla
figured. .Borege, Berage Delaines and linen Cling
hams Linen Bingham Robes, various colors, atthe
store OF WOOD & SMITH.
lhibit and silk Shawls, good stock a splendid
assortment OF silk Handkerchiefs and Cravats, al
colors trimming goods, an endless variety, consist
ing in part OF Gnpa, Frlngos, Silk Lace, Silk Vel
yelry, &c., &c. Bonnets silk, Gimp and Straw, at
greatly reduced prices. Palm Lear, Panama and
Straw Hats. ,Parasols, Parasoettg and sun Shades
Umberella's, by the cart loud Carpet Sacks various
qualities aud prices, at WOOD s. SMITHS
Sad3lery and Harness, Of all kinds fer sale cheap
at WOOD g. SMITHS Cheap Corner
Family Flour for sale at all tines, and n Wheel.
barrow to end at WOOD u SMITHS.
Quaonsware and Glassware a good stock ut
WOOD q SMITHS.
Wall and Window Paper, Mt WOOD & SMITHS.
Spinning Wheels, DAVIS make,) warranted to be
first rate. Coffee Mills, good article, at
WOOD q SMITHS.
Grocories--Tea, Coffee Sugar aill Holasses, &C.,
Sc, at WOOD Il SMITHS.
A good assortment OF Schools Books constantly on
hand at WOOD Il SMITHS.
Brown and Bleachcd Muslin, all qualities and
prices, at WOOD & SMITHS.
Hardware and Cutlery, consisting in part Of Locks
Hinges Screws and Nails, &c, &c, cheap Forks
and Hoes, Corn Cutters and Rrcr Scythss, at
WOOD Il SMITHS.
10 600 feet Of Oak and Poplar Boards and Scant-
ling; also, Oak Shingles at the Lumber Yard of
WOOD & SMITH.
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Buildings which will be sold for Cash lower than ev.
er before offered in this place
Carpenters, Bricklnyers, Blacksmiths, Saddlers,
and all kinds of Mechanics, and also those who wish
to build invited to call and see my stock which
will always be kept complete and sold at as low rates.
as can be purchased at the River.
| will always keep on hand, as we'll as a general
stock Of Hardware, complete assortment of Nails
and Iron, 0SJ-Call and see. X. j. BENNETT.
Cadiz. o. December IS, 1859.
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ENTLEMEN'S 3 fine and coarse Boots and Shoes
" --extru and home made.
apr 20, 1859 BANISTER and MATTANNAH.
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Final Accounts,

Buy your Hardware at the Big
Paddock.
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THE NATIONAL HOUSE.

TTWiE undersigaed would respectfully a
Il announce u ms old friends and GUS fIII1.A
i5mers and The travelling pubic ia gan- iitStfss,
crol, that be has again taken possession illas -
ui his Old Tavern Stand IN Cadiz. gthe -
National House, one sqIsre west Of DE Public
BuiidiHgs whore he iaicnds % nccommolala sfi Who
may please % favor him with call In The b5st man
ner that he can. No pains win be spared 70 lnaks
his guests comfortable. Thankful Tor past ias,srs
while engaged IN the business, he hopes 10 merit and
again receive liberal share Of public p1tToaage -
be intends 70 deYoIe his whole time and aifaaii1n u
that object. TfI0S C. ViNgENVsl
April ., ls52-ly Owner and Ffylriotor.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-06-08

POTATOES, Apples, green and dry, and other
4 vegetables on hand at
april 30, 1858 WOOD and SMITHS.
r ADIES' DRESS G0ODS--Rich Brocade, Ca
lImeleon and plain Silks, French Merinos Cash
meres Delaines, Poplins, and ey5ry variety of Fall
and Winter Dress Goods that can be found in this
market. lfyou want something nice and fashionable
call at JOHN MckORMlcKS
n AIDES Slippers, CATERS, Jenny Linds, Half
E-l ties, Morocco Kid and Calf Skin.
nnr %. l2lA RAMISrER nnd MAHANNAu