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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-06-29
JAMES HARLAN

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Iowa City, Iowa.
n Office with E. Connolly, opposite the Land
Office. July 81, ls52-y
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EAGLE HOUSE.

T0PT@M, CEDAR CO., IOWA.
J. G. BELTS. PROPRIETOR.
"HIS house has been newly fitted up and
is now kept by the proprietor. He is de-
termined to keep it in such manner and on
tefhns that will receive q continuance Of public
patronage.
Ttoipn, October 9th, 1852.
DRITISH LUSTRE, a lot of very superior for
ID sale by
May 80. HART LIVE.
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w. PENN. CLARK,

w. PENN. CLARK,
TTORNEY AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR
hin Chancery, Iowa City. Iowa, will attend
to all business entrusted to his care in the U.
s. District Court, and the Supreme and District
courts Of the State of Iowa, and also act as
LAND AGENT. Office over the store occu
pied by George Andrews. May, 1851.
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DRS. MORSMAN g. SANDERS
TJAVE associated themselves together in the
llPractice Of Medicine and Surgery They
will attend promptly to all calls at all times.
Night calls made at their residepces on the
Avenue. opposite each other. y
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(clRcuLAHs
Department Of Nfee
M,sb;nofon. .InJve LIST,

Washingioa. Jte LIST. 1853
In addition to the "Pers6nal Instructions
to tie Diplomatic Agents q The United States
in Foreign Countries the following are here
after to be observed.
In performing the ceremonies observed up
on The occasion OF his reception, the represen-
tatiye of the United States will conform, as
ia, as is consistent with 4 iuss sense of his de.
Svo,ion to republican i1ptisp hns, to the Gus.
toms Of the country wkS he is to reside.
and withsules prescribe i representatives
le11G fRs e ven @ unl
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Every corner is occupied; cellars and attic,
All the old rooms and Easements pay $4, so
month for rent. The average rent Of each
house, if the statements Of the people are cor
rect must be about $40 month, or $3.50 per
annum, which would give for this miserable
b ock, front and rear. an annual return to th.
landlord of $3.50 at low estimate prob
bly,. ........... .........
We know men, hurried and hurried with
New York business all day, who spend many
evenings of the week in laboriousiy teaching
the A. B Cs to those thieveing stseet boys-and
who think Sunday well employed in which
oae direct word is spoken to their consciences.
There are ladies OF the first character and posi-
tion, who hold it a labor to love to go over
each day some tive miles to the docks, to in.
struct the outcast girls, the rag pickcrs and va
grants, and help them to better courses. These
things are hopeful; amid the bigotry and mar
nowness of good men, and the universal sci.
fshness of business life, they revive ones faith
in Christianity. May this go steadily on. No
passing religious enthusiasm or gush of benev-
olence cah ever change such wide spread vice
and misery. The means of help must be as
continuous as are the sources of evil.
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Glorious Resolutions

At the recent State Convention in New
Hampshire, which resulted in the nomination
of N. b. Baker, as Governor. the following res
oluiions among others were adopted, which
will meet hearty amen in the breast Of every
consistent Democrat.
Resolued. That the Democracy Of New
Hampshire have always favored the reasona.
ble expansion Of the area Of freedom; and hence
they were ip favor Of the annexation Of Texas
and the recently acquired T7bvinces Of Mexico
and hence. also, they are in favor Of the acqui-
sition aud annexation Of Cuba and the Sand
wich Islands, ms soon as they can be obtained
I.Nithopt violating the honor Of the Republic O
Of lnahar uationy
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THE New WASHINGTON PAPER.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
confirms the report that a new Democratic pa
per is about to be established in Washington
Beverley Tucker. Esv.. will be the editor. He
was about to leave for California. when he
was induced to remain. The establishment OF
the paper, is recommended, says" "Ion," by a
number Of eminent politicians. Northern and
Southern. 1t will be put upon stable basis
in regard to funds.
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stbe Ds0ue hres OF dlsunlon.
RssSlued, That, in the Judgment Of this
convention, the Platform adopted by the late
Baltimore Convection, cannot be regarded as
compromise Of principle; nor as an amnesty
against the Democratic Party and the Union.
except upon the condition of unqualified recog
milton of and adhesion to its principles, and
undoubted assurance of future fidelity and de.
votion to the Democratic Cause.
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particular branch Of study, but only ocea-
siobally, when good opportunity occurs
ror impressing thee important truths upon
the mind oi the y,a h. l,r j. lot word
Gly spoken iike "ep.le, % geld in pictures
Of ,ihvr?
/" Where a rhiil has the advantage Of the
Instruction %. p;ds:s p1r,n,~. or,naior attend
ins Sspb,h scnoal 'hs rep rai5iiiy up
ON the teac.,,r j. i,", 80 -rrat, buj where 1t
has no, these advantage lLcy 10 rest upon
the teacher and it Is his bounden duty TO
impart these truths. But the only efficient
way he can do this is by letting his own
light Shine before them, fixing the truths Of
religion indelibIy upon their minds by his
own example.
Is not the position Of school.tcaeher a
Respectable one, and if does his duy will he
not have his reward?
| have thus cnleayored to show forth,
occupying as little room as possible, the re-
snop,ibiIi,ies Of schooi-tgacher, But l
fear Berevis esse laboro, obscurus hv Il is
boned lhc,o few remarks viii awaken the
minds of so,Rs at least 10 tLe importance OF
Through education. That teachers will
consider, and reconsider, with candor the
responsibilities of their position. That tEey
; 81, 4. .-.-,l,;,,, .,,,l, y, e,,fficiaDr fCI
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a New Supply Of Ready-Made
CLOTHING.

FTUE UNDERSIGNED tais pleasure in announcing 10
lheir Old rostJnoTs sIai the pablie geneIa,liy'
ihat tl.sir stock Oi spring ard summer i.EADt
dADL CLOTHING is now cOmpiete. lney MtIe
purchased under iydulggeons circumstance "hIeu
Mil enable item 10 oief such bargains as eaiH'Oi
ial satisfy purchasers.
Their stock consists in part O! hne Dress Iro1N
and sack Coats iue Cloth and Cashmere fan's' lhe
salia, Cloth and Fancy Vests, very large ana Nel
selected stock u Summer Coats ana Pants oI every
variety, size and price, shirts Shirt Collars CIafals
Ncck-iius &C., &C. They have paid particular az
tention 10 the selection OF thcr stock OF Hats Weh
consists oi every variety from the hnest ho''s'ilh
down 10 Iue KuuAh anI Ready, ani ala lIieIItu'''o
.raie~-at oi watch they are determined To SCI u
a yu.y small advance on liIslr ol .inui cost
All fAptf goods were made % UraeT, ana eohae-
opcuily they have no hesitation in warranung sAvm
neatly ami Substantially uaaa ...
Giy, g- a call al cur store on Main street, opposite
l, iuuIc SQUARE, Two doors north "i btaii Store
y,ucre We Wlli ut ril times oe found reaat' VIII
pr AMI waiung TO tt you ouI, from top TO hnlion.
boots exceptcuJ aud dress you IN sIl e No' 10 ut
snuored al Uy the most iassIil1us. $1,000, ,,,
!. l. JOHNSON 4 co.
Cyaiz Nav II, lS5J-ly
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Coerlstw Officers.

County OFFICERS.
Clerk orthe Common Pleas and District Courts
CHARLES PATTERSON; Office III the Pubic buildings.
SnrrI--JAMss Boz .; Office i'll the Jan Buildings.
Auditor IoHy SLOAN JIlce, fuhllG
ReUOrder-LACNCELOF LEARN, "
Trcasurer-DAylD HILBERT, = -
Prosecuting Atloruey-ALlENC. IURTER: office in
il residence nearly opposite he Aianslon lousc.
Commissioner OF lnsJlYents-LEy {. EuESlfnL; Of
ce. opposite The Mansion House.
seaIer OF Weights and .Ncasures-W LILLIAN HA0I'
WELL; residence Cadlz.
InToner-A C. NIXON: residence, Hanover.
Sllrveyor~.J ACoBy ARys; Residence Cadlz township
Observation-Disclosures NELcH; Residence, CadlA
Master Commissioner Iii Chanceryi WILLIAM / me-
.1A; residence, Cad1.
d. b. CuMHINs and MISS h. +. IHoMIsoN; residence,
Notarios Pu5lic-W urlAn ARNOLD; residence, Ca.
liz; ROBERT WADE, residence llar1lsylie.
COUNTY COMEIiSSlgNEES
Luther RowIoyi residence, Monroe township.
LATIN y0sf. Short Creek =
Rc@utar Meetings, first Monday in March, June
and Deceulber al me AUDITORS once
DIRECTORS OF COUNTY lNIlRMARf.
John Hayeriield; residence, Cadlz township.
Benjamin Mct0dden; Nottingham
John Conawayi STOCK
u srIcrs OF THE PEACE.
Short Creek township--Joshua Adams, Charles
WarIel and William Buchanan. 80
Greene toWnshlp-Jom II. BRICK, oahuel beLt ana
Jacob Dennis.
Ruiuley township-Thomas Finicum and tfoder-
ck kImmeu 20
Mooreheld township--John Umstot, jacob Lai-
ery and Return NJ. Kennedy.
Nottingham tOWnshlp-hIclldel SIo"l' -LAtAidei
Laird ana William Runsey
stock townsAlp--Eryor .1cKinncy, james Evans
and John CramDett
North lownship--James Welch, Abraham +. Cros-
kew and William RI. McGayran.
freeport township-George i. Smith, John hnoX.
John WIlkin.
German township-Andrew Lynch and Samuel
Foreman.
Athens township-IIance Dunlap, John Bethel and
William Wilson.
Cadiz township-Wi William Arnold, John Blair,
Launceot Hearn and Samuel Ramsey
Archer township--kooorJ Maxwell, Hugh Cavern
and Robert Mckee.
Washington t,wnship-Jolm N. Brown and Lem
uel CarOtllers.
FRANKLIN township David Gladman, Jacob Cram
blett and Hiram WorstcL.
Monroe townshp-Dayid Bowers, Samuel Mack
and Peter Donaldson.
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CARRIAGE, WAGON & BUGGY

6pAN PIECES OF PRINTS, eli coIors, and prices
NOUO from 0}4 cts. up to 25, vt Wood Il Smiths.
Dress Silks, in great variety black, changeaDle,
figured Berage, Barage DelaInes and linen Cling
hams Linen Gnghaul Robes, various colors, Al the
store of WOOD q SMITH.
Thibit and silk Shawls, gooa stock..a splendid
assortment OF silk HaDdkeTchi9ts and CraTats all
colors trimming goods, endless variety consist
ing in part OF l,imps, tnnges silk Lace, silk Vel.
yoIry &c, &c. Bonnet5, Silk, Gimp and straw, at
greatly reduced prices. Palm Leaf Panama and
Straw Hats Parasols Parasoetts and sun 5hndes.
Umbcrelas by tac cart load Carpet Sacks, various
qualities and prices, at WOOD d SMITHS.
Saddlery and Harness, Of all kinds for sale cheap
at WOOD < SMITHS Cheap Corner.
Family Flour for sale all times, ana Wheel
barrow to lend at WOOD g. SMITHS.
Clueensware and Glassware, good stock, at
WOOD q SMITHS
Wall and Window Paper at WOOD 4 SMIIH'S.
Spinning Wheels Davis makeD warranted to be
first rate. ColIeo Mills, good article, at ,,--.
WOOD & SMITHS
Groceries-Teu, Coffee, Sugar and Nlolasses, &c,
&c, at WOOD g. SMITHS
A good assortment Of Schools Books constantly on
hand at WOOD a. SMITHS .
Brown and Blcached Muslin, all qualities and
prices, at WOOD ~ SMITHS,
Hardware and Cutlery, consisting in part OF Locks
Hinges, Screws and Nails, &c, &c, cheap. Il orks
and Hoes, Corn Cutters and Brigr Scythes, ut
WOOD & SMITHS
10 OGO feet of Oak and Poplar Boards and Scant
ng. also, Oak 5liingle at The Lunber Yard Of
WOOD g. SMITH
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.Notice.

proposals viii be received at the oince OF C. Dew
ey. Esd, la CnIIz, iur supplying Gross Iles ioF
tie adm ljfauUI VI thy StyuoonyIlIs ana lAdlaha
itaii Road.
Information in regard to the number, quantity,
quulI,y ana size u ta cross ties viii be supphad ON
aDplicatiyn 10 !. II. Davis, Assistant Engineer IN
larg. Vi The Cadi4 BruncH, OF to O. Dewey hsq.
J. BlAChENSDEEFE Els, Jr.
GhIel I'm. ineur.
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ElW Ar( II lllSlII

FENIIE largest and prettibs stock Of Fail Goods are
a. to be soon at WM. HoGG q Co.'S, whore they
think it no trouble to show goods at have been pur-
chased exclusively for cash, and with great care in
New York and Phiadelphia, to which they ask the
attention Of customers end every person desiring
purchase goods at short profits.
We have added TO lisaal variety, good assort-
ment of Ready Made Clothing, which you viii find
on examination to be much chopper than purchasing
material and having them made. Call and examine
the stock. ,ft WIN. IlOGG &iCQ.
Cadiz, October IL, 1859.
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FRESH REEF.

r VIE Subscribers would respectfully inform the
Il c,jzuns oi Cuaiz and surrounding country, that
tHey intend 10 have at the Market House, every
lueSiay, thursday and saturday monlag =, largo
supply OF good young tai tIcen joe &c:, which ttcy
El.t sell rs Chuup as IL ppsslDty can be sJld fot
No cLolto cuts sayc4 Tor ANY person. FIRST come,
iIlst seryed' bDI fOHBlGS,
JOSEPH CAr6IACk.
Cadig, Ohio, April 20, 1888. 5O.ll
7. ., IFn wiA always pay lh9 highest Marko
price, III cash, Tor good young lau cattto f. G. T..
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II--J)en1Ucrotit ID 5cutluel,
pUBLIsIIED EVERY WEDNESDAY LVENIN
CHARLES II. ALLEN,
Editor and Proprietor.

TERMS OE 81 CElITlpN.
A. One dollar and fliy cents wlChu thFGe mon'h5'
or IT pavmcnt be deferred longer oHe douat anu soN-
enrvnIs cents. TINS rule viii he strictly adhered to.
N1,, rsDn procirius five responsible subscribers 10
the SENTINEL, will he entitled " copy ief the same
length oi time, Tree.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
For whole column, zone ytHrl '%SY'Uo
L;,ii column, tome year, ).........'..''' l2'ou
quarter - Zone year aIj......,..''.... l~'"O
For II ines ar less, UlIfoe luaefnons). I'Uo
do do (one lnscftl0nj. :"
For each addla0nal IuscruJn,. -
BUSINESS CARDS,
For lines, or less (o"e year. S''u'
lsiN nontlsl l............. %,OL
RATES or POSTAGE,
or WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
10 all subscribers IA ne county Where p|Sl9Hoo
IELE.
More llan ~ miles distant, ...5 cts, per Quarter
over ~, and under 800 niIes, 10 "
over 100 and under C0O........Io ="
t)v.r 00u and under 2DUO,.....2J = "
AtiLNI, FOR ILlE sen
The following named gentlemen are our au'horizeu
,,,ts +, receive subscriptions, advertisements, ana
l1p (ork. We hope tlcy will prove themselves to
n,oood Agents. All contracts made Dy UAcm Will
| suictIy fulfilled by u.s. h
treCpJrt--losepl Allen.
Wtstcncster-- William fleming
booraicd--A Jul. SchreDer.
truut!iiI-Dr. l.. Couaway.
kuluiey-jacob Gut.lall.
snort CrguN-Asa Holmes.
Stock-Jauos HoagIand.
ALHgns--Dr. IAOuas tDdley,
Grern--Euuuel Bell.
Gernul-j0nu Brown.
hprta--A +. Croskcy.
Aluucuu-Iionry y. Heller.
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NOW Come On.

WE have received this day-a large assortment OF
w Nmls oi Gli sizes, wlAcn We VIII sell Ntfy Ion"
al.o q superior lot oI Hoes wllc. cuHIOc beat Oal
I,l,,, ~ i-5g SIG PADDOCK
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$500 CHALLENGE!


w OF people is at all times Of the most valuable
importance. take Il for granted that every person
Will do all IN their power 10 save the lives oil helr
children, and that sYery person viii cndyayoTlo pro-
mote theT own health ai al sacriiices ldeem u 70
b. my duty 10 sOlcHInly assure you that WORMS ucS
cJrdinr the opiuiun oi The most celebrated piysl-
clans Urc the primary causes OF large majority OF
lhc diseases 20 which children and adults are haOle
IL you have an appetite continually changeable nom
one kind ui iuOd 90 another bad breath, pain an the
stomach, picking at the nose, hardness and iness
OF the belly dry cough slow fever. puse irregular
remember that oil these denotes WORMS ami you
should at once apply the remedy,
Hobensack'S Worm Syrup,
/ An article founded upon scientific principles, com
pounded with purely vegetable substances beng per-
ecliy safe when taErn, and determined IN all ats Ell
cCts and not leaving tho system IN diseased con-
dlOu Us most advertised nusrumrs compose - Cul'
umei for the removal of Worms, such as hbzongcs
Furmituges &c., but has performed most astonishing
cures and saved tue lives oi thousands both Old ana
! young, who have been pronounced hopeless, mcura
/ bic by Physicians. Read the following and beconIU
MoERls RIVER, n. J.
Mn. y. IioBENs-cE:-Ihis Is TO certify that nay
child. - years ut uge, having bean sick for years
was attended 10y Drs. Loper, Willis and Kis.er Tor
long time without receiving any benefit; when aite
giving her up us iucurabe, we went to Philadelphia
and consulted OF the hest Physician her disenst
still urOyynr worse. Ii was at This time was iudu
ced 10 try liobcnsacks Worm Syrup; and after Ia
king Two bottles she entirely rasaiucd her healtl
Hoping that this will prove benefit parents whOr
children are similarly affected. ...-....,
am yours, &c., X. BOWMAN.
Lobensacl'5 Liver Pills.
No part Of the system is more liable to disease thai
the Liver, il serving as hIterer 10 purify the blood
or giving the proper secretion Of the bile; 50 that m
action OF the Liver elects the other parts 0i the sys
lem and results yariously, Liver Complaint, Ja'n
dice, Dyspepsia, &c We should therefore, watc
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Notice in Attachment.

Ill persons Interested will take notice that Shir-
"A den Bisby on the second day Of June, A. d..
1853, Sued out q writ of fAuachmentirom the Clerks
office of the Court OF Common Pleas of Harrison
Comfy, in tho State Of Ohio against James Ham-
ton and John McEIvane for the sum of two hundred
Dollars which writ has been served and returned:
Attest Charles Patterson Clerk.
w. G. GASTON Atty. forPtf.
Dated June o. 1853
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SPRING ARRANGEAIE FOR
4 s = Z

-c,. r...c-,.,
YieW OF tno grcaf lniuX OF go.a IRON California
< anu VIC ii'cfcusGu an" prosperity Vi our en-
ra I,a Inr1J ~, +, mIrrnos, p I,,,. hattor md
,Tor sf, F (Io,I. Irs, Which Wa e,nu viii
r,s,1rr Show to n di4rrnnnt,,r nnLIic. brjieyinm
that the experience Of the past wI he ter guide tor
the future, and tirec them our store wita entire
confidence in our ability TO sell good bargains. We
| take pleasure Ill showIns Goods at al tines
| CadiZ, ApnL o. lS'5-40 NJ dou1 q W.
WV Z are now receiving 50 bbls. Molussos 50 bbls
W MacEorcii hds Nov Orleans sugar . bags
Coffee, 70 be SOLD very 10" Tor cash or trade .,
Aprit /, 1893 VIM IlCUt a. W
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A. LII SGHRRrRER
Es'eSsa ED9'agWS ,

TIME subscriber is receiving his stock .,.,r,,sy
Il OF Spring and Summer DRUGs which dss8sN1aV
have all been selected by himself in the fESF H
Eastern cities, and is much the urgest sASsA
assortment OF the kind ever brought 20 kSsM ID
this markoG and III point of quality price, etc, will
compare with any stock in the country. lie Wli sell
as low us any establishment west OF the m Mountains
for cash or approved country produce. Persons
wishing to purchase any article in the
asD "a Oak D IL d Il LIN
would do well to call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALL.,a
Cudiz, May 10, 1852. J"
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-000 R0NK AGNNWS WANTND,
Great Extension Of Territory.

YT7IlE Subscribers have succeeded beyond the most
O. sanguino anticpations OF Tho trends OF ann9%a-
ton. in more than doubling the boundary Of their
trade Ths.is the ago Of expansion. Progress is the
watchword; and those who would succeed in any
branch must conform to the spirit Of the times.
In the mercantile business this spirit demands large
and quick operations at small profit. Our determi-
nation il to sell Goods enough 10 enable TO sell
them at very SHORT PROFITS
We are now receiving by Railroad and Steamboat
direct from the Eastern Cities very general and
heavy stock Of sensonablo Goods Of every varioly,
and would respectfully solicit the attention Of our
numerous customers and '.the rest ofmankind."
We have also made arraugementsto pay CASH for
100 900 pounds Of clean washed WOOL, at the high
est market prce also, all other merchantable pro.
duce taken il exchange for Goods
Cadi2, March 1G 49, WOOD g. SMITH.
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Latest Arrival.

TUST received and for sale, decidedly the newest
~ ndfmest assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, at
'%@., S. sLEMONs. ,
Cadn, June ], 1853, -..lLL.-
"A NEW ldI OF travelling Franks nana iflnSi
1 IN and ltubber-cloth travelling sacks Also O
ceiv xuai rashpico Boot Morocco. just re-
laI St'tE PHILLIPS &'SCN.
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GRAND 4s.rhibtgtO1I.
ADHiTTAHcE rnEE.

MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF NEW GOODS
rTHE suhscrh has just received one Of thp largest
/ aud best selected stock Of Goods ever brough:
20 this market, m pTisins the greatest variety
fashionable be found in this place. Ills style
Of Dress Goods cannO. be surpassed for variety OF
pattern and richness Of figure embracing every va
riety Of BeraECs, Lawns Tissues, De LANES silks
6oe &c. A. H. BURTCIL
DONNETS. a large and beautiful assortment from
ID 80 cents 10 S3,uO, at BURTCHS.
DARASOIS large stock, uncqualed in style
Il and bcnuty, from - cts tc 50, at BUkICHS D
GIIAWI.S, Canton Grape and Lace Shawls, splen-
- did lot from SO 10 So, at BURICHS
I oulSE-a new style Of Dress Goods and the on
IL Iy articic oi the Kind in Ibis market, at
- BURTCHS
I CHEN iSET'rS and UNDERSTANDS, a large
~ au splendid assortment, and in tact every thing
usla.'Y found in Dry Goods house, all OF whicn
Will &c sold as low ii not lower than any other house
in this place. A. H. BUkIGH
Cadiz Ohio, April 20, 1858.
/ LN.cv Scars, PrRrr,lrRizs, etc, large assert.
l. ment for sale cheap by j. bEAII.
april 20, 1850
/ tn AsoN's ORIGINAL CHALLENGE BLAcEiNG, large
w and fresh supply Iug safe cncap by
april 20 1888 JGIS BEALL.
/ WHITE, Rcd and Black Lead. Linseed Oil.
! w Lackcr, lUrpenine, ctc., fresh and large
supply, at tapgu 20, 1883 JOHN BEALL'S
. I NkS- AmoiG's li0Yers, llarisons Morrisou's
4 BIocksonI's, &c., large ami smu bottles u line
supply cheupby (apr 20, '13l J. BEALL.
/ GlTEEL PENS, large and inc assortment. vari-
- Gus brands, chgapat JOHN BEALL'S.
GtAND PAPER, a prime eastern article, and q
- large assoruncntby lupr -, 33) J. BEALL.
u NAP, Letter, Note and fancy Pupers States, PEN
" ellis, etc, etc, Tor sale cheap Uy
april 20, 1853 JUN BEALL.
4 4 NAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kinds
~ and qualities, large supply, at
may ], 1898 John BEALL'S.
EfNF ELuFES, Plain and Fancy, a new supply,
IA cheap W linay i, 'Jjl J. bEALL'o.
&NCOICli, iAPPEE and MACCOWijA SNUFF,
- II fresh supply, lor size at
may /, 1919 JOHN DEAIL'S.
tSssgk LBS. Ncnitian Red Eng, Just received and
= OVU Ior sale cucap at JJIN j}EAiI,S' -
I may 4, 1893.
E6EEbGA LBS Epson and Glauber, SALTS. \
AVUO prime White article FOR sale cheapat :
may !, 1888 join BEAfIiS.
DAY RUM, fine article for BARRIERS use. for sala
, lI by Unuy j, 1888 JOHN BEALL.
p. 1ANAIiY Seed and Cutie Fish Bone, a new sun
\ " ply cheap at (Inay 4, $50 JNU BEAidI'a.
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I EFT for sale with Wln, llogg and Co., Cook
e. ing Stoves; also Coal otoyos, g Balloon shape
and open,) which Will he sold very cheap as am
closing my buslnUss DAVID POOL. t
Caulh, y prlt 3d. 1859
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A f. MOORE has procured the services of four Of
N. the best woIkmou in the West, and is happy
to say to his friends that he is prepared to do better
work than g done ia any similar estabLshmentin the
country he assures his friends that all his extensive
stock Of Clothing is got up by himself, and not one
dollars worth OF Eastern Sop Shop Work is in his
Store nothing but what he warrants to be Of the best
and unrivalled in workmanship.
Cadiz; October 49, 1852 A. f. MOORE.
{ lSRENCn Merinoos, ThDit Cloths, Apacus, plaid
T. and printed De LANES, for sale cheap, at
s. e. ~. McFADDFN IS