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y consequence OF which There will be good deal OF
street 'gaaalns end long ares. But who's afaId7--
Just ntep In 70 the undcrnlgned and buy
celIed Louifts ceaa, andfhey will set you ali right
ny22 j. ". RHQUEa- agent
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MoNG tie innnmeFabIe article. Iii.e asa,.., 4
IA found IN our stock Of freshly opened lioodi m
sire 70 Gail attention to the iolioysf1 Z
are pared 70 show you every aFtice we daIsEis
In Ladies Dress Goods we can show yO1 n y
best quality black Satin Decheens, black ani n
silks 0fgaidies, Tisaaeai haFeees, lawns ard r. =.
Plain, fisufeds tripod and plaid stJ les; Dies a
Manchester do.s Isle do !, for nfning h,kisS -
superior quail y and perfectly fatt eoioTs
AfcNAIR & HERVEY.
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USI op1n6dr 20 600 Or The above cgars-I0t Inc com
mon Kind, but nice article, which viii cheap
Tor chash.
mY99 ". RHnnEG- nrnnl.
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ARRIVED
FTHfs day, 10 butts OF prime lump tobacco
ny22 }. W. RHODk6. agent
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49, WINDOW BLINDS.
~ Green OH Cloth. Lsnescape Transparent ana
roper window Blinds, in great parisfv - ''r
x. y cor Main rand Unloa as
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AND DESIRABLE c0UNTRbyyr ss'
FoR Sale on ]. IRnIis. 9 e.

g7lyvo IN. iyi,t t,s,l, u " =
l. lnEs with rooms aud cellar 10 = ~ ~ n
and earrings house, All in good order VIVA ,u -
he properly being on The Hemp ieid R,,,s.
" rooms would make GOOD iiesri,s1t
Postea4iun lat OF April : 4i-
Enquire or 8fIcHARI,5Is pm. -
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t1RtNIE . NEksFYe have beeIf 5nroI01e71 seT.
agents in w heeling for tile sale Or AisssFs -
tsl nasis ms 81 fhlladelphia 6 s
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hdanutacturers, and Paper VVarehonse.
B a S2EIrIIgII- e. n -

- NO = 8, NIonroe aareee, Ep'heeIfiifr.a
sE1URCHASEnrd sen All kinds Of f;asteiI mi, sfesJ.
- Goods and produce and keep coilstsT
hala al sorts OF Paper Cards. Pffntefs INK m
n ,sS; PAPER Findings Of ali kinds
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he above with other good b oss.s, e
be excl aneed Tor good fafIn ~ u ilsiilS,
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ghs .. than Ever


gQuiek Sales and Small Prost,s,
ISAAC PRAGER. Ifs asi5,sI,.i
between MobT6s IL Il.
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TIME greatest Discovery Of the uge-P Planters,
L Farmers Families aRI others can purchase on
remedy equal to Dr. TOBIAS Venetian Llnlment
Tor Dysenery, CholLc, Group, Chrome rheumatism,
Sore Throat, ToOth- ache Mosquito Bates, rams Ill
ttse hf1abs, chest back, etc.
lit does not give relief the money will be refund
cd all that is asked is TRIAL. aild use 1t according
to the directions.
1t is an English remedy, and was used by vii.
item the ", late King OF Engand, and certified to
by him, as curs tor Rheumatism, when everything
else had failed. .
OVER 10000, 600 BOTTLES have been sold in
the United States, without single failure, and
many have stated they would not be without it il
it was 9l0 per bottle, in of Group, it is as
certain as it is applied.
1t cures cholera, when first taken, in few hours;
Dyscntery in hall an hour; Ioothache III five min
utes! 1t is perfectly limo cent 10 take internally, and
is recommended by the most eminent Physicians liz
the United States Price 25 and 50 cents.
DIR. TOBIAS could fill dozen newspapers with
cures accomplished by his Liuiment hut considers
wurranting il sufficient as any person who does not
obtain relief need not pay for it,
DIR TOBIAS has put up Horse Liniment in pint
bottles, which is warranted cheaper and better than
auy other for Choic, Scratches, Old Sores, Calls,
| Swe,Iings, Cuts, Bruises, etG Price 80 cents.
DR., TOBIAS Office, 2l0 Greenwich street, New
York
For sale by FzEuING e. BRornrEs and Dr.. KEysrE,
Wood street, Pittsburg.
AGENrS.--John Beuli and S Hamilton, Cadiz. NJ
Jolley u CO.. New Market. Wilson & neming Mas
Nrsville Brown & Barnhouse and VIM. Walters,
tccw llagerstown. A Jul Schreiber, Moorefeld L
Fhipps Il co., Smyrna. aep25 l953ly.
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de reins. commenced cutting the mail bag.
lie also says thar they cut his coat in sew
en- places and his glove in two places, and
what IS remarkable. without injuring the
skin whatever. The horse became terrified
commenced kicking and escaped Such is tie
accoun, given by the carrier. The Post
Master here informs us, that when the mail
bag arrived, it in had two seemingly eargaiiy
made incisions L; and several ofIhe letters
brought By it, were without either wrappers
or waybills.
The carrier says, that the men who stop
ped him did not get any Of the letters.
We have no opinion to express about the
matter, bui this certainly looks suspicious
-,Steu. Union.
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you want any kind oflaborers, mechanics, or
clerks; advertise in the Sentinel
lfyou want an Office house, LOT, or a farm;
advertise in the Sentinel
lfyou want to exchange properly, Or to borrow
money! advertise in the Sen tinel. Z
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advertise in the Sentinel
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advertise in the Sentinel
ltyou have found anything and wish TO find the
owner of ii advertise in the Sentinel
II you want To rent or sell houses, leiS or farms;
-dvertiss in the Sentinel.
II you want to dispose Of your business; advertise
inthe Sen tine
lfyou want to rent rooms or Offices; advertise in
the Sentinel.
Hiyou want any kind of employment; advertise
in the Sentinel.
Whatever you want to have, or to dispose of ad-
vertise in the Sentinel
Q9r The general, extensive and Increasing circuu,
tion of the Sentinel renders it the very best medlu
OF dvertslng -TRY Ir.IQ
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Final Account.

NOTICE is heEeby given that the following ac-
~ counts have bscn hlod IN tie Probate Court OF
Harrison county, Ohio, Tor - stteInsni 10 vii,
The hnai accOunf snd eNhbll Vi hi Fisher a. the
administrator Oi IJo estate OF Samuel Maxwell. de-
Gee SD showing the insolvency. Oi said estate Tor
diyidond and i0f fall and ti..al settlement when
paid oil.
The first account Of Alexander Haverield rs exec.
utor OF tho will OF Thomas Henderson, deceased
The first accoHni of JOhR l.. nc-laau and sarah
McClane. administrators 0i Tie estate 5f James l.
McClane deceased
The first account Of Hamilton McFatdsu, exec,
utor OF the will Robert hcnny, deceased
And thatthe same will be seveTaliy examined and
passed upon by the undersigned on the .sOlh day u
January next -.
B. W. VElRS, Probate Judge
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Joseph hOmaiis .Auain7
Of John W. Selhy deed
Elizlbe;h selby Samuel

Solby Nu!ifm oelhy,cL al J
THE said William Sciby viii take notice that
i the said Joseph Romans has tiled, and there
is now pending in the Prooate COar, Of Harrison
County Chis petition against the said William
Selby, ElI1,Jetb SelUy, Samuel S,-lby, James \
Wihams aud Sarah hls wife, John L. Williams ana
Belinda his vile. fh5mns A. Rasher and Almira
his vile, Eliza Sciby, George Sel5y, John Seby,
Thomas Selby. Elisabeth Seby, BTiec Selby and
Reuben Selby, setting forth thar the saii john W
of the North West quarter, Of Section No. (2s1 ol
Township No. tlO,l in Range No. e, in the Steuben.
vile Land District, situated lying, and being in the
said Harrison County, and praylng that hl said
Joseph Romans be authorized 10 sell said Land and
premises with The uppurtenunces, forthc purpose of
paying the debts Of said Estate and cnst OF AuInns.
traon OF the saIae; and execute the proper deed
the purchaser OF SAID Laui for the same and "a
do and peroIm all such other acts in the premises
as the case may warrant require.
BOSTWlCKSc II PEPPARD,
January II, l55I-4t. Avs for Prfi,pers.
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In Senate, in addition to the usual routine
of maturing business and the introduction Of
bills the bill on the subject OK postage was
debated at length, and with great ability, in
Committee of the whole, by Messrs. Toilet,
Jewett Smith, of Madison, Atkinson, Foot,
Norris, and others. From the vote taken in
committee on striking out all after the en-
acting clause, a majority of the Senate gave
evidence of being opposed to its passage,
The bill, before action was had on the a.
mendment, was laid ou the table.
Mr. Atkinson, during the afternoon ses-
sion, from the Committee on Federal Rela-
tions, reported joint resolution, "that our
Senators be instructed and our Representa-
tives requested to secure, if possible, the
passage of an act by the Congress of the
Uuted States, granting to each individual
who will settle upon any ofthe public lands
and improve the same, one hundred and
sixty acres thereof. at the actual cost to
the Government Of surveying and locating
the same; and from henceforth entirely a
polishing the system Of disposing of the
public lands to non-residents and speeula-
tors at any price
In the House, considerable portion Of
yesterday was consumed in Committee Of
the Whole. The only measure Of general
interest considered in committee, was the
bill to repeal the tenth section Of the Tax
Law, which allows the party to offset his
Indebtedness against moneys and credits
The bill is now in the hands Of the Finance
Committee.
The memorial of the Ladies State Tenn
perance Convention was presented by Mrs.
Hodge, of Lorain county, and read by her
at the Clerks desk, prefaced by few re-
marks appropriate to the subject and the oc-
casion. The memorial was ordered TO be
printed.--b. / 4th inst.
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EE-On last Tuesday night an attempt
was made to rob the mail between New
Philadelphia and Leesburg. The carrier
who was upon horseback, says that two large
men were concealed in the woods. aud when
be came along. jumped out, caught the bri.
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TNHE Subscribers OiIer ~ private sole three zlod
Il and convenient cws ling housH, al -, ior
medium szrl fauiilies aIl Furnished vilh proper oui
buiidiugs water ecl Two Ui rls hnusss are new
buiiG Prices low and terms reasoualas.
We also Oiisr 10. sale loar vacant building lots
Al the properly suitstrd the depot side Of tho
TownOf Ca1l2. aiid must therefore increase rapidly
in raius WOOD / SMITH
Cctg Dc q E.Ef
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MARRIED

On tile 27th of December, 1853, by jacob Cramb
lett, Esq, hr JoHN w. HMLrGAs, of Cadiz, anc
Miss HAERIEf ?. MILLER, of DcersviIle.
81" Here's good luck and long life to the fai
Bri ic and her companion. May they live thous
and years, land their shadows never grow less,
and every year bring some new ADVENT with it, is
the wish OF all the Printers, especially the DEyI.
DIED--ln Franklin township, in this county, on
the 9th inst, of Lung Fever, FRANK, sou of Joseph
A. and Lavina }. Vincent, aged 2yoars and menths
How shall we know thetA-he infant race,
How will tho Parents their loved one tracel
Notify the glance OH sunny eye,
Twas but gleam DER mortaNy;
Not by his book, when he sank to rest;
A closing flower OIL their throbbng breasts:
Not by the beauty which markd him then,
Or. were it such it must fade again;
But by the ial and childlike love we knew,
Which better world shall again renew,
We feel that however long and drear
The slumber OF the grave may he,
We shall know HIM again mid the countless throHg,
Who shall bsar their part i'll the Seraphlm's song.
Departed this life on the 6sh Of January, 1854 JOIN
K, son OF LInard and Mary Moore. Of Moorefeld
township in tho lst year OF his age, after short ILL.,
ness.
Weep not for the early dead,
Sleeping in their narrow bed;
They are happier iar than wc
HowsoeYer best we be-"
''TIrppy are they who die in youth,
Ere the fountain. springs of truth
Have been sullied by the rains,
Leaving dark and deadly STAINS"
"Hopc looks beyond the bounds OF time,
Where what now deplore,
Shall rise in full immortal prime,
And bloom 10 fade no more" A. ]. S.
On Sunday evening, Sth inst, at the residence OF
her son-in law, Charles Conway in Archer town.
ship, Harrison county Mrs. MARY ARNOLD, aged 81
years, 10 months and IA days
The deceased was born in the State of Maryland,
and about the close Of the Revolutionary War; with
the family of her father, George Cultonr, moved to
Western Pennsylvania, and settled in Fayette Co.,
where i'll the year 1884, she was married TO Benjamin
Arnold who departed this life in the year 1901 In
March, 1911, sho moved with her family to the vicin-
ity of Cadiz, Ohio, in which town and vicinity she
continued to reside until her decease.
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In Senate, on yesterday. Mr.. Wright in
troduced bill, which ii it should pass in
to a law, would make some squirming a.
mong the Clerks 81 the Courts il reduces
the compensation which eace shall receive
80 5000 per annam, and forces them TO ac-
count IN the County Commissioners for the
remainder. Where the amount received
during the year is less than $500; enough
is drawn from the county treasury TO make
the defct. No provision. we believe, is
made to increase the amount for the pur-
pose Of paying assistant Clerks. The bill
is retrenchment measure. but will not so
down well with those most interested.
Mr.. Davis made an effort TO tx the 23d
of February (the 22d being Sunday as the
day for the election of a Unled States Sen
ator. For the present. the resolution was
laid on the table. by decided vote.
In the House, a resolution providing for
the election OF U. S. Senator on the 94lh
instant, was, on Mr.. Browns motion, laid
ON the table by a majority of one.
The various committees are industriously
engaged in maturing business.-ib. llM
inst.
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Here is your Remedy.

tO( 70 CtS.
1 NR. E41C0oUs Pulnonic waters are unfailing in
~ the cure Of Coughs old Hoarsenoss and all
desiaseS Of The Lungs, they very pleasant to
take, ami convenient TO carry Ill the Pocket.
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Notico.

TIE partnership heretofove existing between
Samuel George and Francis Morey, IN the Tanning
business In Gadiz, uud,H the lrnt at George and
Marcy Is This day DISSOLVED. NAiipersons iadebt.
ed to the sud tfm viii pleuse evil and ssitle their
accounts. SANl Ill GEORG Es
January II, l25t.
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KY Eg. r.. Il4EGD,


BOOK-BIN DER AND BLANK BOOk
MANUFACTURERS,
No. 2iS NoHRoE ST., up Stairs.) WHEELING, VA
FENhE undersigned would respectfully beg leave to
Il inform you OF the fact, ti. he has purGnastd the
establishment lately kaowA as JAMES "a Ewings
Book Bindery hnd Blank E'ouk hanutaclory, and
is now prepared to execute 10 ordar aiI kiads Of
Huliag TO any pattern. Blapts Eooi.s, ut cyery de-
acEipon, vii, be bound many pTctetabr style, ruch
iiussia Bn ads
We also prepared 10 bind Nuaic, l,agaaziaee,
Law Books, Periodic ~ &t., &c. ii any stle iiai
iaay te prI!orGd ~ Goldpsta viii work doua in al t,
lsl.t Of tic country
Should you hav. say Of tue above work tod do lease
leave your ordar,tit ever su.tauli ii wia bo thank
ti!lYree9Eedl at my Bindcry, Na.- 20. I Monroe
Slre5G, lkR islaiss.j
'aftirsaar eaee taken in binding Magazines &c.
Ahccti3ly. I.u1S lS53- lv
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NOTICE.

partnership heretofore existing between Sam
uel George and Francis Morey, in the Tanning busi
ness in Cadz, under the firm Of George & Morey, Is
NOT DISSOLVED. Allpetsopqs having hides and
give MS II calf as wG want all that we can obtain.
January l6, 1864. FRANCIS MOREY.
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otice.

A III persons nre forwarncd from buing prom.
n issery note given by us on the 2lthdny Of Feb.
ruary, 1852 10 one james stewart, calling for twe
hundred dollurs as we have not RECEIVED yaue fol
said note, PHlldP HoTA
GILLlI0TZ
Dated this 29th Of December. 1859.
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Farm for Sale.

Farm fer Sale.
T WILLsell on the premises on Wednesday, tho
l. lst day OF February, 1884, farm containing
Two hundred and eleven acres OF Iand situated ii
Green Township, Harrison comfy, Ohio. Said faru
lies 4 miles south ol the SteublnviIIe and Indiana
Railroad. rs miles north OF the contemplated Gin,
cinnati, Mayovie and Pittsburgh Railroad, mile
north of the 5eubunvlle and Cambridge pike, 9
miles from Cadiz and = miles from the village oL
Hopednle plank road will be laid next summer
from Hopedale to Wheeling. Also plank road Is
now under contract from oteubonville to Richmond
Ii ia now contemplated To run plank road from
Richmond to Hopcdue, tbrough said farm, and in
this way connecting the Wheeling and HopedaLe
plank road with the Steubcnyic and Richmond
plank road There ia an excellent School in the
village OF Iopcdale, Fl.
Sand farm has about I30 acres of cleared land on
it. 3Odt which Is extra Bottom land. Two good
orchards OF clce fruit, large wellinshed Brick
honse containing seven rooms and hall, a good
well of water on the porch a large Bank Barn,
Sheep house, Smoke house, Bee house, &c. said
farmis all under good nee and in higl state OF
cultivation. A good county road passing through
said tarn. Also on said day will be sold
327 Fine MeE:n) Sheep.
Also yoke of match work cattle, one span Of young
horses Wagons, plows, harrows, and all necessary
farming Implements Payments made to suit pur-
chasers--with interest. :. ?. JOHNSTON.
Persons desiring further par .icuINrs will address
n. NJ. Johnston, Hopedule, arrison county, Ohio
Dec II, 1858.
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Notice.

A L5Pers0as iadebted 90 me by Note or Book na.
~ count, are tequ9sJei to coiae withodtae and
mnio settleiaent, as am determined close op all
my old husineas matters. Fts notice Ssill eonsid-
erisuileiens tor all and them llptstnat w1nA tnke
intend 10 hiring. tx. j. BENNETT
lhIliH. AIafrh Q ia11 ..l-. .---.-
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Executors MOT ce.

M,T0TICiI Is hereby given tha. the snbscrihsr
becn app ifated executor oil the lnst Will uisd
1.fi1, iecsasod ABRAHAM II Bt SBY, Exec
Dec q, isS5,
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office.

THE undcrs gned has been appointed and Quail.
fed Administrator ol The Estatc of Sarah Adams
deceased J X HUNTER.
January Il 1851
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wv. D. M0TTE Il BROS,

pEALEEs JS AEL EiSps OF k4
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No liG, MARKET 81. WAaEAlSs. ' a. Z
M L wishto cali The attention Vi the eisaens ot
w Cadiz and the surrounding country, 10 eui
establishment n tha City of Ntepg. t'ur house
deals in every description Of ritl GOODS, We
will he prepared early in toe season with splendid
stock suitable TOR FiIl aud Winter Trade, 1t viii
contain every tIlnq pow and fashionable in Fancy
Goods, together WIKI al kinds OF SlApl.lSA Dt'-
MlISTlC ARTICLES, such az are suitable iortan
lily use,
One Gtlie firm viii b. ia the East sooadsai Of
his time so that will be receiving Fresh tioods
every few days throughout the ael5on. We wi bs
able to offer Inducements in prlces which but io~
houses have ~ the Western Country.
We solicit call Al Store wlcM you visit otr1 \
City, and il VIZ do not satLHy you ullt VIII be a
yourinrtte>t 70 deJl wiil as tlrvl is viii be out
iaGIL W. -. HDfIE n BtOIHER
Wheeling, Sai;. II. l%E-3e
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In Senate. on yesterday, rules for the
government of the two Houses were report
ed
Efforts were made to take up the reso.
luton to go into an election of Uuited States
Senator on the 23I of FEBRUARY, which
failed.
Mr.. Davis introduced a preamble and
resolution in relation 10 the conduct Of Capt
nyrhham at Smyrna, and in appreciation Of
his conduct, which were referred to an ap-
propriate committee.
In the House, an interesting debate sprung
up, on resolution contemplating n change
in the school law, in which, the opinions oI
gentlemen from every part of the State were
evolved. The prevailing sentim was
found to he most emphatically in favor o.
the law as it stands, at least SO far as. re-
CARDS It's leading features; sentiment, whicl
we are fully assured, is but the echo of the
popular viii on this important question
Upou our common school system depend;
too much of the true ( DRY Of our noble State
to hazard its success by iIl-limed innoya
| tions.
The resolution looking TO the ccssion by
7 Congress to the State, of the unsod land,
within its limits, has been adopted. we ars
glad to perceive, by unanimous vote.--
Justice to our State demands the enactment
of a law to that effect.
The resolution 10 90 into the election of
U. S, Senator on the s3th inst, was called
up from the table ane passed by large
ma GRITTY.
The select Committee on Temperance,
as now constituted is as follows: Messrs
Elwell. Of Ashtabula, tCh,irman;l Cross,
of Hamilton; Gilbert, of Holmes; Clmpb4lI,
Of Mess; Eekley. Of Carroll; Taylor, of
&c, uya; anl Losue, O Gallia.--id. I2h
| INST
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Maurceau, as there are spurious and surrepttious
infringemen:s of copyright.
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PANION" is sent 0ndtied free TO any pari of the
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