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cLEvELAND, Oct 27.-Lynan Cole Of Martha WASTING.
ton Dotorley, arrested yesterday, Chagrin Pals
charged with connexon with Kissane in the recent bank
forgeries
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Jew GOODS. NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
~ Jpst received, splendid Ia f.
New silks Of every description
Cioaks and nantes, the
shawis Of Kind
Mousse3Ine de laines and mSrino
Ciotis, cakssmeres,
Domestic goods nd
$500 yards - curtain calico,
$500 do dress caiice, fact eolos 4
handsome Ioi Of goods o fvanou kinds
Tapestry sevei, tapestry Brussels Ingram psy
cheap. ~
oc1 aa-donf HALL 4 BaorRER.
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NV YoEK Oct 2s.The Baltic s.led this morning vii
eighty Passengers and $40, 900 in specie
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fredericksburg yrsaiA lghted with gas on Tues-
dsy evening Cor The FIRST time
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REDEMPTION or THE PUBLIC DEBT FOR THE WEEK
ENDING SATURDAY, nCTnREH ~ -.


STEWART BoLL,sp, o! Washington city, engineer
made edori hzH bat 10 tie last A.
me EMP went Gown be Unchanged ne gun Capt L
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NV oALEASs, Oct. 2s--The fever here is unabated
rather the increase.
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sy GREEN q scorr. A.e,,on~.r..


| HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG
- Ihadsy me = q Ngse,aeer shan sell. 10
Pennsylvania avenue The 2
ASd 'AIss sssoineal q iurAiiafe siz
70 lnArile TOP centre. dining, And Other tables
Do and walnut French, cottage, hed-te ads
TO sidstoa'a,, dressing and other bareaas
Merssn psrlo and enaEaser nsihaow curtains
PAINTED wardroses, washsapd-
feshef beds aud bedding
Hair End shrck
sn Isrs s Il s az s e arp s rug. and 'ns
Girsndoles, seiar, and hAa lamps
CHINA glass, erocker, and stone ware
Cooking alright, and other
articies Which deem unnecessary % enamerase
ss ar is' aa' s ess' ssssss sss . :,
! t-r1st
GREEN SCOTT,
ssrmsHs d Eeah-meu's dressing quats
apa styles ,. asi opened
sTEvENss
Sab sseom Browns Hotel.
pEEBE,s NEW YORK Hxrs-A fun ane com,.e,e !
sriiness Of seee's New York has for me fall
sTEgESsfs
oet as-aHf sa'esrooH, Browns Hotel
ny GREEs q SCOTT Aact,~ae%ss.
TRUSTEES SALE or SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD yuRNI-
uRE On Tuesday, the Slst instant, shail
a o. A si,ss Hea4 Se~ Yea asaau ~ a i as NJ
sssis BY slue q deed Of aos daily REGARDED
waiaui plush Vered paio and chairs
Do do isie-ate'e sofa whssass
Rosewood marble iss sos and other .a-lss
Large r.c1nbeni and sea. CHAIRS
Elegant ro-eao bod wardrobe and bedsiead
DC 90 aa.s&- ny sareaa and wash eloss,
Dc 30 narhse-eep asd wash Close,
spiss nan aad shucs maarss.es, .ns sAase.
wicker workatand, cooking and other stoves Ike.
Terms e''h NICHOLAS CALM,
GREEN L SCOTT
Bei I'D Aactonrrrp.
Eois RFsrA large, ceanodous t-e-sIory hriek honse
sSaataT earaer 81 = ana Ia ssreeis
en-. d. sINDEg
fpci zs-3o Carner of sApd6 slre
,TOS. lhssT sALsTss s,oy brick nous.
cellars, good
Jas. C. MCGUIRE
Oct aa-s Aactionrsr.
A GENTLEMAN, o respectable clerical qualifca-
II tons employment object Acling
Cor limited period OF The departments.
Oct 25-d3s
CARD HOUsEkEkpEFes,-The suhscriber b~xs
Il public Of urs.h
soaa which
He recently recesedt addition
seantifu. variety Of
fressea glass
whiie gold band and richly
Superior table eanerys salver saaiea goods
Lsanp- sad eirans"iss, clock ia goods
gapanued ware, bronze and iron goods
Fire - fixtures, baskets aDd brushes
RritEsasa iroH stone china
MaDisl and table ornaments, aancy articles &c.
Altogether forming largest collection
He pledges
cities. An examination Of priees
C. W. BoTELER,
Oct 29--cee6t Iron Hall
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NUT FoR KNOW yoTHTSGs TO CRACK

The subjoined rich development copy from the New
Aork Tribune Of yesterday.
WHEHr UIlMAS BeaN I'VE get more and more
Here the Of our Illinois subscribers whose
attention has been the subject By orr first para
graphs concerning it,
- BLUE IsLAxp, Cook Co, H., Oct e. 1854
q was elAssmate Of Mr., Ufman, Yale College in
the year le2s difficulty occurred between the Sophomore
class of which neubers) and the government
The college general ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the class
ucpaed Our albums handed each and all class
mates and intimate friends few lines TO call 10 rele
branee the good feeling and fellowship and friendship then
existing between and the enclosed the production OF
Daniel ulman Perhaps he explain the of sign
ing his residence being foreign or perhaps
a. in Shakespeare, there two Drorios.
- Yours respectfully
""CHAS. d. ROBINSON
The following Mr.. Uman's sautaton written by him
in Mr. Robinson's album
DE CHARLES Let that principle which has guided us
IN this opposition 20 tyranny be the rule Of your life you
but obtain the respect and confidence OF men
g Your friend and classmate,
"sDASIEL GILMAN,
@ Calcutta, Bengal, Asia.
e. YALE CoLLrGE, Aug. i, lszs'
Whoever wishes verify this document NAV INSPECT
the original to-day the publishing Office the Tribune
Those who acquainted with Mr. Ullran's handwriting
il anybody guess why Mr.. e. should sign As above
benefit Of his hypothesis.
Have the know nohng yet to the naturalization
their candidate for governor They hurry up they
have Ii is late qualify him to vote at this
election bur be may st be through the mill before he
be elececa good while before. But delays are danger
and when thing to be done there like the
present time"
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II. HI. GILL X IT

Eounssilov at Lear,
Has Removed has Office residence franklin
Of and Thirteenth
TOP principally Jailed Co1Tt
Having devoted much be
advice and questions sriax
me fasai Once and appeals chief
sess OF the District OF Columbia and will alec
preparation Rp1 trial 81 susis concerning patents
lie NJ aaso opinions
nes having cm before
VII also prosecute claims before board essshed for
adJ alton
Oct 2s-AH
HobAie and Montgomery u. i. Daily Mail Line.
CONSISTING 81 following substantial and fast
asesA-AskssA- running passenger steamers, vix:
MAGNOLIA
CUBA,
CREMONA. ana
EMPRESS.
The above boats, United
Mosiie dri and Montgomery daily Of
shs Trans Of railroad daily Montgomery
the cars and at Mobile with me New Orb mai
One OF The above boats will leave Sesna
SIX O'Clock,
The above viii be able
nfhcers who wfl
Of passengers.
The of freight by ibe above hfy
barrel and dollar bale Of
Fog freight having elegant Apply
board,
Oct g-Hm COX, BRArNARD, l. CO.
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Freights firm 10 the States; the Channel they have
lowered and are quoted at 57s Cd e2s Cd the States
soc 10 ll2lc
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G. 4 y AL WIS.

tAoM hIo ia JASERoDztes to the 18th ultnao are re
eeved The PROJECT presented by the deputy wAnderey To
prohoai The slave trade bewn the provinces has not yea
been approved
The coal mines which discovered in the province
Of ho Orande SOUTH not Of good quality AZ some
people hnA according 10 the experiments which have
been made but according 10 the opinion Of some urof
sional Tins be attributed 10 their being not vel
very deep.
Co1ee-ihe best qualities keep arm The stock having
increased D The abundant supplies this month holders
evinoed anxiety to realize having submitted 70 redue-
ton Of l0or TO l50 previous prices The sales have
been considerable Prices are, $500 10 $500 superior
washed 'Vo to 500 superior first good 1850 to Also
first ordinary $500 10 $500 per arroba
SALES this month ss 600 haas
shipments
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A GENTLEMAN, OF respectable clerical uualiGca.
II tons, wi.bes employment Would
siea period Of the government departments
OCT 25-A3s
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QEEBEss NEW YORK HATS.-A fun and co1g,ete A.
srriln-si Of seehe' New York hats for
sTErENes
tei 2s--An sssesrDoRn, Browns Hotel.
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NAVAL NovEMEsTs-H. B. NJ steamer Vixen was at Mon
teEideo AT Bio de Janeiro H. B. NJ. ships Madagascar
Trident and Bonetta and the French gates Androrneds
and Gaaie United States ships Savannah and Decatur
and The steamship Massachusetts AT Bahia H. B. ship
Star and the French brig Chasseur AT Madeira II B NJ
steaner Antelope and United States corvette Dale
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nh Ansase.n Hftsts tnton would
einLeSs Vi sse Daoa
ps< TASTE Zoe ihS tne
Ind VIA fe~ q en@esne 4s Possessed
| gallery q ensTAs1GEs
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LATE FROM HATr-The latest adyices
from Hayti says that SoOuque Fas making
immense preparations for the contemplated
invasion Of Dominica. All his fleet and ar
my are being put in Fl shting order. Oper-
ations were to commence the lsi inst.
The CHoIEEA II PAREs,--DuTilg Ihc pas:
few months, the cholera has prevailed 10 a
greater etxent in some portions of Edrope
than is generally supposed. 10 Paris, siUee
the end Of December last, about " which time
the disease FIRST made its appearance in that
city, J some twelve hundred cases nave oo-
CURED, out Of which there have been Ave
hundred and ninety deaths. The num5er
of new eases per day, st last adyices, was
not more than six. The presence Of the
disease creates no attention, and seldom a
remark.
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BEOO(GeI jStOch:.

THE public s. breeders offine stock win take no.
L tice that the ceIebrat3d horse, APT AIN BELL.
FOUNDER, that has alwas taken tie premiums at
the state Fairs, and also at al! count, fairs
where Shown, will stand the present season al
the stable Of the subscriber six miles east OF Cadiz
near Barnhurds mill on Short Greek, at the follow.
ing teruis Single service IS, to be paid at the time
oserYice or within ten days, otherv ise they wi be
charged by the insurance. 10 insure mare with
ioal, slQ payable on the first Of january next This
horse IL beautiful bright bay, standing l6Is hands
high, weighs ll70 pounds. HIS superior ulood,
symetry and action excel all others. lie was sired
by cid Belitounder owned by Wan III. kaney OF
FRANKLIN county, Ohio, and he by byimportcd leHoln-
der the Norfolk toter that trotieC Il miles an hour
H. was also MATCHED Ter two hundred gulneas IL
lrot nine miles i'll thirty minutes which he won cas-
ily by % seconds. But only wish to let the com.
mInlty know where said horse will be Kept THU
season AS he is SO we'll known, il is unnecessary
10 say more.
T. have also YOUNG consul TuCKAHoE
the best stock two procure IN Virginia. lie also tool
Two premAms at the Island Fair last Fall He i.
beautiful blood bay, l6S hands high, and weigh
1850 pounds. For style aud action he has few i
any equals, and will also stand at tho stable OF tn,
subscriber, at the same rates Bellfounder, wher,
they will at all tinles be found daring the season
! w. J z JOHNSON, Proprietor.
4
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4 TANLFACTEtERS Of boots an qhoes, snd
w dealers in yruaks and .raylilnE sacks, Mo-
roco Il kidskins liniag and binding do. Pegs,
NuIs, thread and sA0e-tndIngs gfneraiy, keep cor
stanuy t0r 5uIe M assortment OF the above articles,
III their Old stand opposite tic Public Offices Cadiz,O
TvAHcy soAys, PrgfrmGels, etc, iarge assort-
IL men: Tor sale cheap by J. bEALl.
april 70, 1850
IN AsoN's QElessAL CuALLtHir BLAc1lya, large
aprii 20, Is5o '' JdfiE BEALL
ygyAil'E, Red and Black Lead Linseed Oil.
w Lacker, furpentine etc, a fresh and large
supply at (april 20, 1888 JOHN BEALL'S
! ENkS--ArnoId's Hovers, Hauison's Morrison's
L DlocksOm's, &c, Large and small bottles fine
supply cheap by iupr 20, '5N J. BEALL
! CtTEEL PENS, Z large and fine assortment, yar.
! - GUS brands, cheap at JOHN BEAlLS
! SNAND PAPER, prime eastern article, and
! - large assortment by (apr 90 SO J.bEALL.
FNAP Letter Note and fancy Papers, States. PEN
april 70, 1858. JOHN DEALL
! !SfAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kinds
may 4, 1858 JOHN .BEALLs.
I E7NvELOPES, Plain and Fancy, new supply,
L. cheap at unay I, $50 ]. BEALL'S.
/ G1COTCH, RAPPEE and MACCOWBA SNUFF.
- 4 fresh : supply tor sale at ,orrx p,,
! GSAO LBS. Ycnitian Red Eng, Just received and
OUU fer sae cheap at JOHN BEAEL'S.
| may 1858.
IT0OO LBS Epson and Glaaber, SALTS, .
1UUU prime Whiie article tor sale cheapat
! may 4, 1888 JOHN BEALJiS.
! DAY RUN, fine article for BARRIERS use, for sale
! ID by may 4, ,lsaD JOHN BGAl.
/ CANARY Seed and Cutie Fish Bouo, new sup.
Y ply cheap at tniay 4. iI9L JND Bt,SLL'S
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A. b., Justice, or Mayor. &c.
SEC. -. In all prosecutions under this
act, by indictment or otherwise, it shall not
be necessary to state the kind of liquor sold,
or to describe the place where sold, ana fer
any violation of the fourth section, il shall
not be necessary to state the name of any
person to whom sold; and in all cases, the
person or persons, to whom intoxicating IL
quors hall be sold, in violation of this act,
shall be component, as witnesses, to prove
such fact, OF any other tending thereto,
Sec, H. That "an act to restrain the
sale Of spiritHous liquors, passed March 12;
1851, and IAN act urther defining the pow
ers OF trustees OF townships" passed March
i2, 1883, be, and the same is hereby re-
pealel Prorided, that all suits and prose
cutions pending under aaia acts, or previ-
ous VIBRATIONS thereof, shall be prosecuted
under said acts, the same as before the
passage Of thls'ac
f. c. LEBLOED.
Speaker Of ;he House of Representatives.
JAMES MYERS,
President ol tae Senate.
Nay Ist 1854.
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less for good cause shown cortiIusnce is
granted at the instance o. either 1altg, and
in case thc coniinuanca OF said action as -
foresaid, The defendant or defendants, shall
enter into a re,ognizance to the Sta.e Of
Ohio IN such sum as the Justice OF the Peace
or Mayor may deem reasonable, with secu-
rity to the acceptance of such Justice or
Mayor conditioned for the appearance OF said
defendant or defendants az the time fxs
for hearing OF said complaint, and in de-
Fault Of such defendant or defendants giving
such recognlzance as aforesaid the defendant
or defendants shall be committed to the Jail
OF the county to be safely kept until !he time
liked for the hearing of said complaint and
ii the parties so recognized shall not appear
at the time set for said trial the recognIzance
so given by him or them shall be forfeited
by such Justice of the Peace or Mayor, and
such officer shall enter such forfeiture upon
said recognizance and also upon Lis docket
and thereupon such Justice or Mayor shall
forthwith proceed to col ect the penalty Of
said recognizance BY instituting an action
thereon and proceeding with the same to
hnal Judgment, and when the same is COL
iscted after paying the costs Of such colec-
ton such Justice or Mayor shall pay over
the balance to the township, city or incor-
rated village treasurer for. the suppori Of Com
mon Schools, and in all cases of prosecution
before Justices Of the Peace, or Mayors, if
such officer finds the complaint to be true,
he shall reco Inize such defendant or defen-
dants TO answer such charge as in other
criminal prosecu:icnS of like grades; PROM
ded. that if such defendant or defendants,
shall plead guilty such officer may aflix the
penalty. and proceed to judgment; and in
such case, said officer shall Immediately is
sue and execution against the property and
body OF the defendant, for the fine and costs,
unless paid or secured, and said defendant
shall no be discharged until said judgment
and costs shall be fally paid, or secured to
be paid. -
SEC l2 The following form Of com
plant shall be sufficient in crimina? proceed
ings. before justices Of the peace, or mayors,
under this act, when applicable, but may be
varied to sui. the nature OF the case namely:
State Of Ohio, ----- County, IS. Be
fore me, 4. B., "a justice of the peace for
said county, Or mayor of, dc, as the case
may be, personally cam, q. D., who be-
my duly sworn according to law, depos Lh
and saith, that on, or about the - day
OF -, in the year --, at tie coun,
~ Of, OF aforesaid, L f., did seIiintox-
icating liquors, to one G. II to be drunk in
the place where sold, (oft6 e. II minor,
dc, or person intoxicated, or in The habit
intoxicated, rs the case may be,
or is the keeper Of room, or tavern, us the
case may be, where intoxicating liquors are
sold in vocation OF Ian, and further saith
not. Signed, c. D.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me, this
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W. AlLLLH.''' '''.''''' ''..A CESSNA.
MILLER g. CESSNA.
Fashionable n GjJOrs

WTOULD respectfully inform tie tizens Of Ca.
w diz and surrounding country, ,iat they are pre-
pared to make all Kinds OF garments in the niOst
fashionable and durable manner.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore re-
ceyed they may always be found al their shop on
Market street. three doors south of Stewards store,
and directly opposite the post Office.
Ayril 49,. 1854
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Fi2aI Accounts.

NOTICES hereby given that thu following or-
~ counts have bsen MED in the Probate Court OF
IiufisAu county, Ohio, tor settlement:
The second scroUnt Of the eEocstJ- nf the will OF
Edward Laiierty. deceased, rendered by john Lai
tertys executor.
Inc final account of John Caldwell guardian for
Margaret J. CaidNe and Others
Ihe final uccount OF the administrator OF t'e estate
Of John Lrunniue, deceased.
And thut the same will be severalIy examined
and uasstd npon by the Undersigned on the 2Iu day
oil May next. b Ems, Probate Judge
Amt II 1881.
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A. .IIII.- SCH R.ELR Ek.

MOOREFIELD, HARRISON COUNTY O..
r. \ EAI.ER in all kinds Vi Dry Goods, utoccriec
1 y &c., which he soils cheap Tor Cash, or gsod
4ua June 9, iEi4.
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tVHN cJNNLLL... .,......... .EENRy c. raGRANGE
C0NWELT & DE GRANGE.
Fashion fs&psCo Gfg6eGg'g 8
F,AFsEY. 0EEgte

a. osi sspe2.tulty jn!gFn ha oiti4ea7 o. ca a.
" dtZ and thp surcou9Ilng coQutrt tia, hey ES
rr4 now busy carrying oa tit aDoye auslHeas IL III
all Of it, various oranebsein tie new hlicA bgitdhg
up stairs, back room. opposite he Manslou Houss.
lhtt will warT8nt their work to be made il theery
Lea style, ns they wilt keep none but the best OF
Work men in their employ.
Tom Williams latest New York und Philadal-
pllip tasdins just received
Cadiz, q. April II, IS3i,-tf.
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'ssD hndhEsSeB5HGgs4a go,

VIZ Offer thisscas the largest and best assort-
w mentot Wall papers window papers, borders,
etc, We ever had.
Every description Of Ladies', Gents nd Children
Hosiery WHEAT n CIIAPIdNE,
Anr 5, lSll.-3m. Monroe sFset, " Mheeling
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Fatal Accident.

On Friday afternoon last, Mr.. John B.
Forsythe, Of jackson township, in this coun,
ty, was 50 injured by the falling Of limb
OF a tree that he died on Sunday morning
The circumstances were these:-The de-.
ceased, in company with Mr.. Robert Dun.
ming, Jr., and Mr.. Robert Fulton, were en-.
gagged in telling a tree, which, in its descent,
brushed against another tree, and left a
large limb in the BRANCHES Of the latter
While the men were looking at the fallen
tree, the limb, which had been caught by
the standing tree, came down, striking Mr..
Forsythe across the region OF the bowels
The deceased was about 40 years of age,
and left d wife and several children to mourn
over their sad affection. --Gpmsey Times
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Cadiz Branch Rail Road.

XXTANrLD-Ono good Carrilso Body maker
w also one gearing maker
Apply Immediately.
InJsonlylng Carriages, Buggies. to be ropairsdin
any way, wound do W4t 70 Try US. Also new onrs
made ~ order Oh the nloStrGaaonaUle terms iOr caeu
Try US and see tor yourselves. ..
WM. II, HARPER & co.
C,liy q March % lbJl-3tpi
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JOSEPH SHARON
AEtGrn"y :lud C"Wn>cIIur at Law
augd SOiicitOvim Cha nCcry.
CAEbIE, DEkHO.

WILL attend promptly 10 all business entrust ed
w ohis care in MS " the adjoining counuss.
OrFIcE--Iu his new brick building, lrst or, op
posite the Mansion House.
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S. "A H. MeFAnnEN

ID FSPEC fFULi& announce to the pubicl ls@,i I
they are now receiyinG their stock OF SloR3., \.
marAet, and so purchased, that they will be Ihle
sell them on the most reasonable terrus ,tsti in
Our stock is full and embraces everything kept ~
the rade., We respectfully solicit aGXaIninati5f n
OF our sock before purchasing elsewhere. W s
@ 5. & la M McAAnp EA..raF
C2aiz, April IL, 1854
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TsNllL undersigned would respectfully inform the
publ: that hy Keeps constantly On hard All tinus
OF Ga blnpl y are manufactured Out q the best ns
terial and finished III the neatest style, wnlc he Win
dispose OF on the most reasonable tvru!a
lie has also recently received rom llttsbarEh,a
a large assortment OF rancy ana Common Lhalrs Ess
LoobluE Glasses Plates all slzes, GIit Mould IN
ng for Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, etc,
Tie is prepared tc hrnish Coihns otevery kind and
will carefully attend to tyieruls. lie has the only
uears in town tor the Accommodation OF the country.
Cadiz, March ~, 1884. J. ". GlLLESPlh.
N. IA nic. ltockawny Carrlase tor sale rheap,
J. W. -.
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I WOULD cali tie aIteutlon OF Mechanics it !, s.
l. superior sloc. Of Edge Tools manufacture
the Ohio Too Company, AMI decidedly the best et
brought 10 ttia Iyt-et, wilichI sell at prices ts,
caunot tail 70 SUIT purchasers. Gall eud examit4
t.ieul. A II bLkfllI h. a..
lap,E 15IiN s p
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M cbANES flilssn FermiieGe, the most popu
itl lar meditine9 iotthe aga II sale by
~ now " lsa3 r3t ts94# ] PE4Ll{,
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E79'CSYs Aba'aEWS.,

lH''E subscr ser is rcca: :ying his stock .nzzstEs
4 OF SIP iHg and Summer Dgtas, which VsssAsssr 8
nave all been selected bylimselt in the Eg,&a
1ls'ern cites; and is uluGh the largest lSB@
assortment OF the kind ever brought to axsEeEss
this market and in pent OF quality price, etc " s
compare with M STOCK in the country lewi ~ ~
az low as any establishment west Of the Inountiiii
Tor cash OF spproyed country produce persu.t. n
wlshng t5 pttrlp le any article in thes 3 s tSeY
300 e.. - Gks DstA Al a. LINE ~ !.
would do Hsisto call and examine hil stock befr \
purchasing elsewhere. 1UiiN BEAIA. ts
CaGia, april 20, 1854. u. ss@ 4Hfi-a use.
kEA Bhls Molasses, isesa
NV 5 hh'ds prime sugar, saa
une tieIce'ot rice.
krupp'syegetablo extract Of coffee, as M st1s4s
choice lot Of superior fresh teas Of te latest
portaton, fAtF
% ,hGrs 81 Rio and lava coffee for sale ~ sd sss
an % 5, a. H. McFADDEN .*s,