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Personal Intelligence.

II 4 Short, Saltwater; = Allison. Hastings:
Alonz, Cottrc:I, Boston; Il F. Il Nash. ST Anthony
Maj Noah, MENDOZA; WIN Prescott, Sioux \ gcncy
Il Stevens, Moline; Jas II Reel st Louis; II
Acr.auh, Chicago; Col Stewart, Miss Hoffman, s
Louis; T. IIowitz, NJ LOld~, Jerome Bonapartc Nal
lkn, Esq, Lieut J c Riley, b Molchousc, {
George, St PAIL; o /! Kelly, Isaac Gray, Stilwac
among yezter,.ys's arrivals at the America,
House.
Y Phillips and lady, IIoboken; p II Townsend
GaIena; J d Kellogg and lady, W A Chccver, =
Anthony; J p Sears, GAINESVILLE; G ii Parker ane
vie, St Paul; II Swceton, Indiana; q r Lee, :
Louis J Singer, Galcna; John Stckncy, New Or
leans; Miss Strong. Galcna; + Steele, Fort Smell
ling; a l. Chcttain, GaIena; III W Nash, f Nash
St Anthony; w II Rice, St Louis; f Woodruff
Dixon, Ill; III Nj Swift, J IL Clayton, St Louis
c + Dorup, Minneapolis; James II Jacobs, Indiana
G NJ Hale and lady, New Haven; : Little and la
DIV, Hartford; w q ii Booker, St Louis; G v
Becker, Henry, Ill; Jacob Blatncr and family, s
Louis; A Patterson Smith, Pittsburgh, were among
the arrivals at the WinSIow House Yesterday.
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~ Tho Lola arrived here from above, yes
.'crlly, loaded with buffalo skins, and other
Dcltr;;nos.
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I6J~ The Albany Ahas says, in relation to
the report Of q large dclalcation in the ac-
counts of one Of Mr.. FuLNoRE's cX-CoIlcctors
on the Northern frontier:
The rumor is not a fresh one Bit we be
licvc that the Collector in question "liquida-
ted his accounts on the expiration OF his term
Of Office, by dropping the books Of the Custom
House into Lake Ontario.
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A. II. AIOSI.EH,

A. Il. SiOSLEls
y,vr.F,CTrEFls AMP DEALER IN ALI KINDS OF
HATS. CAPS. FURS, AND GLOVES,
Thirl .1,.sf. opposite ne M'',n~Htidn 'Nce .
II NJ ha, on hand. in addition to Il full stock OF
q the articles above enumerated large Il. sortnent
~ INDIAN CtR!OSiTiES,
And Ccntlcncn's Furnishing Goods He woull also in
form the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Minnesota u AT ne ~
prepared make up al descriptions of Fancy RI rs La
dias Riding Hats and Gloves. the shortest notice.
The highest market price will be paid Tor turs anu
Deer skins.
LINN II 11Y
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And as 10 girls" 0ig bouncing girls =
what pity it is that they mast soon be Two
Stately matronly, quccnls womef' ", win
are only not angels because they are not gn'S
-who by the by, are not angels either, bu
vastly more charming thantany members O
the angelic host we remember TO have seen II
the pictures or elsewhere! Indeed they arc
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IT, QUIT CLAIM DEEDS for sale q
this Office.
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iris.
--" nv graniIana

Holmes, in ono of his poems, says III pa
thcticai way
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NOTICE.
'TNilE undersigned has opened Office ON tn" corner Of
Fourth and Roberts streets for the practice OF his
profession Of Attorney and Counsellor ut Law.
All business entrusted to him will be attended to,
promptly and faithfully
Observation-Disclosures Hall. New York Charles W
Rockwell do; Henry Hail. BOSTON: John 4. Rockwell
Norwich Conn William: Il. Bristol. New Haven. Conn
May X Hathaway. Toledo. ohio; l!ough Fay, Fort
VA ync Ind. Joseph 4. Wright, indianapolis. Ind
St Paul Ju.v = lSjIiH EIW-Il;D L. My.
LAND FOR SALE.
100 ACRES OF land between 81. Paul an' st In,
l ~ thuny, with improvements. Also uniml roNr'i
land between Paul and Stiila atcr III" 50 acres al
land ten miles from 81 Paula dr~iF''h" tract AMI
will he sold low ENWiRD Y. My.
cor Il aud Rnhcrt> Sts.
real. ESTATE WANTED.
DERSONS having real estate TO sell low i"r cash IN
hanl arc invited to leave IA 'e>"rp'"n oi inc same
I'll thc understand EDWIRD II. NAY.
VII. 5f Corner Fuurth and Roberts sts.
BUSINESS LOTS 10 KENT.
yyyIIF undersigned viii loa>" team "i year. portion
Of the ground adjoining his oic" on Roberts street
EpW X. Nay.
J,I, --dtf cor. 4th and Roberts streets.
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Loved Girl: when he WAS young.

No doubt OF it for Holmes is Sc 'Slo.'
man. and must have had a sensible grandIath' /
All sensible men love girls when they arc
young, and when they are old, too. eve az,
DIV the odd to the men. not to thc girls, mind
you) Girlhood is an institutional "pccuilal
institution as lovers Of the s. union
we feel bound to cherish and as to the girls
large and small, we hold that 10 Scnt!cmans
family " is complete without th,m." or littll
girls, an American poet SAYS
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AFRICAN SPECIFIC

Sole Agents. vino will supply the Tric"lll.ro
York prices. Retail NJ :,5ct~ in largr bottles.
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THREE DAYS LATER FOREIGN NEWS.

DREADSTuFFS DECLINED.-TLE CARS ANSWER.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-01

FHHE greatest Discovery of the age.-Planters,
l. Farmers Families and others can purchase on
remedy equal to DR. TOBIAS Venetian Liniment
for Dysentery, Cholic, Group, Chronic Rheumatism,
Sore Throat, Ioothache, Mosquito Bites, Pains in
the Limbs, chest, back, etc.
lit does not give relief the money will be refund
ed all that is asked is trial, and use il according
to the directions
1t is an English remedy, and was used by VIII.
item the w., late King OF England, and certified
by him, as n curs for Rheumatism, when everything
else had failed.
OVER 100000 BOTTLES have been sold in
the United States, without a single failure, and
many have stated they would not be without it if
it was $40 per bottle, in case of Group, as it is
certain as 1t is applied.
1t cures cholera, when first taken in few hours;
Dysenery in half an hour; Tooth. ache in five min
uLes 1t is perfectly limo to take internally, and
is recommended by the most eminent Physicians in
the United States Price 25 and SO cents.
DR.. TOBIAS could fill dozen newspapers with
cures accomplished by his Liniment, but considers
obtain relief need not pay for it.
DIR TOBIAS has put up Horse Liniment in pint
bottles, which is warranted cheaper and better than
any other tor Cholic, Scratches, Old Sores, Calls,
Swellings, Cuts, Bruises, etc. Price 80 cents.
DIX. TOBIAS Office, 2i0 Greenwich street, New
York
For sale by FLEMING g. BRoTHERs and DR. KEYsEE,
Wood street, Piltsburg
AGENrS.--John Beall and S Hamilton, Cadiz NJ
Jolley & CO.. New Market. Wilson & Dcnlng Mas
Nrsyille Brown & Farmhouse and VIM. Walters,
teew Hagerstown. A Jul Schneider Mooreheld 4
Phlpps 4 co., Smyrna. sep2S lS53ly.
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CADIz, Jan, gath, A. D 1854.

DIED, near Cadiz, o., on the 18th OF
December, Mrs. RosANSA HARRIsoN. wife of
john Harrison, in the SD year Of her age
The deceas d was born in Cumberland
co. Pa. and in company with her family mo-
we'd west when young, She made profes-
sion Of religion and was received into the
presbyterian church Of Loug Run, then under
the pastoral charge Of Rev. Alexander Nc
Candles, Having subsequently moved 70
the neighborhood of Cadix, she became a
member Of the Presbyterian Church Of that
place, in connection with which she contin-
ued, till the day Of her death, period of o.
bout twenty four years l5aGggslH
She was faithful wife, an affectionate mo-
ther and an exemplary christian. 81 e was
ofa remarkably mild and gentle disposition,
and had in high degree the confidence and
esteem Of all who knew her, q af'
During the first part Of her illness she was
considerably troubled with doubts and fears;
but towards the latter part she gained the
victory over them all, She had no longer
any doubt of her Interest in Christ, and her
acceptance with God She was willing to
depart. yea rather desirous to depart, and
to be with Christ----which is far better. REQ
Z She has left husband and two daughters
as well as large circle cfrelatiyes TO mourn
her loss; but they mourn not as those who
have no hope. "The righteous shall be in
everlasting remembrance. ts'
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ME. GuFHEEIg AT HoNE.-At 3 large
meeting (says the Kentuckian, published
at coyington, recently held in Frankfort,
ofihe Democratic membes Of the Kentucky
Legislature, and other prominent Demo-
Gratis fom various portions Of the State, a
resolution offered by Colonel II. G. Harris,
of this city, indorsing Mr.. Guthrie as an
able ehampian of the Democratic party,
and approving his coorse as Secretary OF
the Treasury, was unanimously adopted
Our friends abroad will see by this, that
the lion-hearled Democracy Of "Old Ken
tueky" chngs to the Secretary as the "no-
blest Roman of them all.
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GOOD ADVICE.

Ifyon want help or domestics Of any kind, adver-
tise in the Sentinel
nyou want any kind ofiaborers, mechanics, Ur
clerks; advertise in the Sentinel.
II you want an Office, house, lot, or a farm;
advertise in the Sentinel.
If you want TO exchange property, e TO borrow
money; advertise in the Sen tinel.
Ii you want 10 loan money, or to get a partner;
advertise in the Sentinel.
Hyou have lost anything and wish it returned;
advertise in the Sentinel
If you have found any thing and wish TO find the
owner Of it; advertise in the Sentinel.
Ii you want TO rent sell houses, lots, farms;
advertise in the Sentinel.
If you want dispose of your business; advertise
inthe Sen tinel.
Ifyou want TO rent rooms or offices; advertise in
the Sentinel.
Ifycu want any kind of employment; advertise
in the Sentinel
Whatever you want to have, or to dispose of ad'
vertise in the Sentinel.
01rrhe general, extensive and increasing clrcua,
fion ofthe Sentinel, renders il the very best mediu
to Oadyertising-TRY ITEB
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For the Cadiz Democratic Sentinel.


At meeting of Harrison Lodge No. 219
of Free and accepted Masons, "the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
Whreas, it has pleased Almighty God in
his providence to take from our midst our
esteemed friend and brother, Levi G. For
sythe; therefore be it resolved, by the Harri-
son Lodge No. 2l9 Of Free and accepted
Masons.
That in the death of Levi G. Forsythe
Esq, we have lost an esteemed brother Ma.
son, one of the founders of our Lodge, and
worthy citizen. .
Resolved, that we deeply sympathise with
the family Of our late brothor Forsythe in
their bereavement.
Resolved, that in token of our sorrow up
on the death of our brother Forsyth, each
member of this Lodge. will wear Grape on
on the left arm for thirty days.
Resolved. that the Secretary forward
copy of these resolutions to widow of our
Brother. .....
Resolved, that the foregoing, be publised
in the Cadz Republican and Sentinel.
M. S. GRANFELL, w. NJ.
J. p. JOHNSON, Secretary.
CApIz. Ian Oath. A. ID 1854.
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NnticA

rs hereby given that petition will be presented
l. to the commissioners of Harrison County, pray
ing for the location of county road, commencing
at the terminus Of the Hopedale road on the Stcu,
benvile and Indiana Rail Road, on the lands Of
Harrison Miller; thence to post on north side OF
Miers damn thence northwest direction to the
cast bank of the run on lands Of Sarah Janlison;
thence by right hand east side of said run, though
the lands Of Mrs. Copeland, James Gutshal, Jane.
Copeland; Mrs Hazlet and James Hazlet, to the line
between snid Hazlet and Enoch Tedrow and; thence
by the line between said Hnzlet and Tedrow and
Hazlet and Charles GalhrTth to point near the
north end Of the lane between said Flazet and Gal.
braith, then though lands of said Gabraith, Aexan.
der Johnson and John Lavengood, to intersect the
road leading from Becket's mill TO Jefferson
between said Lavengood's house and the east
end of Alexander Johnson's meadow
February l. 1851.
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Margaret Ferrel
William Ferrell and

January II. 1854. III.
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THE said William Ferrell will take notice that
the said Margaret ferreIi his wife, has filed her Pc
tition against him in the Court ei Common Pleas Of
Harrison county Ohio, winch petition is now pend.
ing setting forth that the said William Ferreli had
abandoned her without good cause and left her en-.
tirely destitute OF support and praying Decree a.
gainst the the said William Ferrell Ter aimony and
for the care, custody and control of David Ferrel
her child; ant that The said William Ferrell be en-
joined from aliening assigning or transferring in
any whatsoever his property rights credits,
moneys, notes and effects as mentioned in the petit
ton. And that she may have such other and fur.
ther relief as the nature Of the case may reuube.
MARGAKET FERREL.
By BosTwIcK and rEPFARD, her Atty's.
January IL, 1854.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

january 30.
Flour. State 9,25@o. 81 Ohio 9,25 South
ern 9,25@9, ,56; maaket opened very much
improved. Wheat, holders demand an a1-
vauce but it is not generally conceded by
purchasers; sales yesterday of Pennsylva-
MIA and Michigan at 1884, Southern 2,45,
being the highest price ever obtained in this
market Corn mixed l,10; prices advan-
ced under the influence of steamers news.
Mess pork 15f; prime 49, better Mess
beef l34@l34, firm Lard in bbls l04.
better. Lnseed 80, advanced 7c. Iron
$39@40, unscttled-Rio coffee II, dull
n. o. Sugar 4S. Molasses %, quiet.
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Road fIotica.

NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be a
LX petition presented to the commissioners OF
Harrison County, at their annual meeting in March
next praying view and alteration OF part of the
Road leading from or the mouth of little Beaver
dam ton the bottom road leading from Cadiz TO New
Phlladelphia) TO the Town Of Deersville Said al
teraton to commence at or near the beaver dam
bridge, thence south along or practible to
the east boundary no OF the lands of VIM. Layport,
to near the South east Of the Layport's lund
thence in a southwest direction keeping on the
south side of the said Laypors fence so as to inter-
the original track, at the line between
the lands OF the said Wm. Layport and Sarah Lay
port.
February ! 1854.
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GosI siaRTLlEG CONSIDERATIONS
ReGsellons f0r he ThOaghtfaI.

Strange that eOuntlsss human beings exist Ane
drag through he as do the beasts Of the field,
ths ins-ets u the earth. svheing DO more thoughi
~ rcfcctos than t0agh the nobir facultiss Of mind
were not youehSsfed to tbsG.
Many such are kaSbands and fathers, upon who's
are dependent Ihe health. the Wsil-being. spa tks
happiness Of a conhding aud sasctionats Wiie viii
perhaps = family Of children.
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WME. T. MEi Elp,

BOOK.BINDER AND BLANK poo K
-ag MANUFACTURER. "
No 24K MoNRoE ST. Cup Stairs. WnrrLlH6 VA
HTNHE undersigned would respectfully beg leave 10
L. inform YOU Of the fact, that he has purchased tie
establishment lately known as James M EM alzg
Book. Binderr and Blank Book hIanutactory and
is now prepared to execute to order all Lsnds 81
Ruling, to any pattern. Blank Books, OF every de-
scriptldn, win be bound in any preferable Style such
US Hait-hound. Full.bound, Sheep Rassis or extra
Russia Bands. taaesafasE
We are also prepared to bind Music, Naggaaiaes,
Law Books Periodicals, &c, &c. In any Style thaH
part of the country. 6'
Should you have any OF the above work 10 do please
leave your order, tit ever so small il will bo thank.
fully receivedl NJ my Bindery, No. 2iss, Monroe
Street., (Up Stnirs.)
Particular care taken in binding Magazines &c.
Wheeling. scn,lS 1881 f asSA
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CENTRE FOUNDRY.

J. q 4 J. + -NtdTS N
No. ~ MbiN 81, CEArRE WHEELING,
TX EEp constantly ol hand an assortment Of tis
~ latest and mnst improved Stoves, enbrac ing
every riety of Pafor. Shop aud Cooking Slaves
Their ~ extern Fireini',t," cad! stove cannot be
surpassed BY any thing ever iatrsSauesd into the
city. They hHye sold 80 Of t!eal within tho last
six months, padging themselves 30 take them back
it they III not give s5ia,,ti1h and have rcy or had
one returned. a saFa
They nlso keep constantly on hand the latest style
of Arch Crates, warranted equal 10 any mnde else
where, also cast lsoil ciaks, and a vnriety Of uF
articles in the Fonadry lile which will be sold lpw
tor cash.
8-Particulay nt,entian will be paid to all kinds a
Job work. Wheeling. Va, Sept H. ls53-3np
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Destructive Fire.

The MssoGrs Iron Works, belonging to
Messrs, Sweeney, johnson & Co. az the
upper end Of this city. were entirely des;
troysdby FIRE this morning. at about o.
clock. Loss estimated al 100000. We
were informed, by one of the owners that
there was no insurance on any part Of the
establishment destroyed. He also il of the
opinion that the fire was the work Of an
incendiary. VIZ
A large warehouse adjoining the works,
which withails contents, was insured for
$4,000 was not injured. The works had
just ben repaired, at cost of Is or 90.
900 dollars, and had been operating but q
short time, since the recent strike, Wee
ling IateHigsacer, A3lst utt. t
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w. D. M0TTE & BROS,
DEtLEES IN ALL HINES or
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS

DEiLEEs IN ALL KlNAS or
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. 1.
30 No l7G, MAExGr ST., WHFELINo, Va. 5.t
SST Ewish to call the attrnlila u tle ciuzsss ol
w CadiH aud the surrounding comtry, to oui
deals in every description oE DRY GOODS, We
will he prepared early in lie season with splendid
stock, suitable for Fail and Winter Trade, II Wis
contaA every thing new anu fashionable in faneg
Goods together with ak kinds OF STAPLE & Dlf
HESTlG ARTICLES, sucll as suitable for Tara
lily ust. @
One Of the finn will hc in tha Eaat o good dsal oi
his time 50 thit we will be Receiving tresh Goods
everyfew dnys throughout the season We willh
able Ia oiIar ind.eensat in prices which but lcs
houSea lave ln tie Western Counuy.
We solicit call at our Store when sou yisit on
City, and II do not satisfy you that ii win be "a
your iaIcIGSs To deal with us, then il will be eui
fault, w. d. MOTFE IL BRO rIIER
Wheeling, Sept II. lSi3-ly
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Ston and Think.
Now is the time no more delay,
Stop that Congh; D, stop it to day.
..-.r-r L..rI ....-.-. ..r.rr % L.-..a.

NOW IS INC IIIIt 10 TIIOIt TtIdVf
Stop that Congh; D, stop it to day.
1T WILL ONLY COST YOU % CTS.
DR LOCOCK'S Pulmonic Waters are unfaing
~ in the cure of coughs, colds, Asthma, Bronche-
u.s. Hoarsness and all diseases ofthe Lungs Thous.
ands can and will testify to their virtue, but one
box will satisfy the most skeptical thai they are
what represented, they are convenient to carry in
the pocket have most pleasent taste and are pure
ly Vegetable.
Beware as there is an imitation offered for sale
The genuine has the signature Of Taylor engraved
upon each box, for Las by Medicine Dealers gener-
allY.
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Wood Woodll Wood,ll

DROPOSALS will be received at the Office of the
l. S. & |. K r. Company for furnishing said COM
pany along the line olsaid road, from Section / to
Section "a, or along the line of the Cadiz Banch,
with good article Of Cord Wood nla e
Those desiring to furnish wood on the line of tho
Cadiz Branch, will hand in their proposals to Joseph
Sharon, Esq, Cadz. JAS. TURNBULL, Agent
Steubenyile, Jan 25, 1854
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Cattle Market.


ALLEGIIENY, JANUARY ., T85F.
BEEvEs.-There were SIT head in pens,
of which only 175 head were sold, at previ-
Gus rates, q "a 81 gross, equal to 5 OF
net.
HOGs.--Nearly all the hogs in pens we're
driven East.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINc1NNATI, Jan. 80.
Flour 6,75@5,9o, quiet, parties await
ing steamers news. Provisions quit but
firm. Bulk sides aud shoulders at 4I@ 8
3-9. Sales of l50 his. Of Sugar at and
Sc. Prime moasses %. Clover seed ac-
tive $50 now held higher.
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MntinnI

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all Justices Of the
IN Peace in the county of Harrison who have not
reported the criminal on their respective dock
cts for the year ending January ls 1854, that thev
should do 50 as soon convenient, at leat before
the 10th Of February. ns..... g- .... Sea.
8TA report must be made whether any fines have
been assessed or not .....
JOHN SLOAN, Auditor II. c., O..
January 25, 1854
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Notice

rs hereby given, that there will be petition pre-
L sented to the commissioners of Harrison County
at their next March session, asking for review of
certain road recently laid out by petition OF Isaac
Holmes and others, Lending from near Wliom
Harrison Millersso much OF said road asies between
lIopedae and said Railroad, further we ask not.
February |, 1854
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m Office

rs hereby given, that there will be petition pre-
sented to the commissioners of Harrison county,
at their next March session asking for the location
of road under five Degrees lending from the finger
boards near Jacob Winnings in German township,
on the Steubenvile and Philadelphia road thence TO
the Junction OF the Cudiz Branch OF the rail road.
january 25, lS5l-4t MANY VOTERS.
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THE subscriber will sell at cost his entire stock
of notes and book accounts, up to the first of March
next and all that remains OF thestock will be offered
at auction.
Cadiz January 25, 1854 A. H. BURTCH.
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THEsubscribsr respectfully informs the citizens
of Cadiz that he will keep constantly supply Of
Fresh Beef Pork, &C., at the Market House and in
the Cellar OF the National House, where those who
desire good Beef Steak or a prime cut Of Pork,
can be accommodated Give him n call
Cadiz, Jan 25 1854. JOHN QUIGI4Y.
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted 70 me by Note or Book nc.
IA count, requested to come without delay and
make settlement, as 1m determined to close up all
my old business inRteFs. This notice will consid-
sufficient for all and them thatthat won take
intend to bring. Ea ag tR J.eBLsNNErT &
!. Cndiz. Mnfch 2. lNh9 am .nN !. n... ~ ti
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Eg-Week before last, as Mr. Shafer.
Of Ross Tp., Carroll county, was blowing in
The huz2le OF his rifle, the gun discharged,
ard lodged the ball in the rear of the APP.
pie Of his eye, The Wayncsburgh Register
says he is likely 10 recover.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-01
Wanted.
Road Notice.

THERE will be petition presented to the Com.
of Harrison CO Ohio, at their next Ses-
sion commencing the first M0xday Of March, A. d.
1854 for the location OF county road, to commence
M New Market Harrison co. Ohio, running South
o. stocktons mill-dam and up the valley close 10
Thomas McEveeness crossing the ridge road near
the Maple Spring. and down the benver-dam valley
terminating at Mount Hope Meeting House.
THOMAS McEt.YEEN aud others
January 2J, le5i.-4t-pd