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Our Railroad.

The track-layers Of the Steubenvile and
Indiana Railroad, put down the track thro'
our town the first days of this week. The
track is all down from Steubenville here, ex-
cept ten miles in the neighborhood of Urichs-
vile. In that distance are two or three Jobs
OF grading as yet unfinished, but it is under
stood they will be completed and the track
down by the first of October. Between here
and Newark the road may, with proper
pushing on the part of contractors, be also
completed by that tine, except perhaps one
fourth of nile Of a deep gut at the Lick
ing summit. There is a lair prospect oi
getting to the State Fair yet on our own rail.
road. The short gap mentioned above, il
the balance of the road is completed it will
be but trftns ineonveni nce.r-- CoshoHon
OemDcr0t
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Mechanics, inventors. and Manu-
facturers,
$57O, IN CASH PRIZES. $50.

VOLUME TEN OF THE "ScIENrIFIc AMER.
IcAN' commences on the 18th of September.
1t is chiefly devoted to the advancement of the in
terosts OF Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturer and
Farmers and is edited tysnen practically skilled in
the arts and sciences. Probably no other jou, nal
of the same character is SO extensively circulated
or 80 generally esteemed for its practical ability.
Nearly all they YAlnable Patents which issue weekly
from the Patent Office are illustrated with engra
wings, and the claims Of all the Patents are pub
ished regularly in its columns as they are issued,
thus making it perfect Scientific and Mechanical
Encyclopedia of information upon &he subjects of
Mechanical Improvements, Chemistry, Engineering
and the Sciences generally. 1t is publish6d weekly
III quurto form suitable Tor binding, and each vol
ume confirms Four Hundred and Sixteen Pages of
Reading Matter, Several Hundred Exgravings, with
full and complete Index. Its circulation on the
last Volum exceeded % 900 copies per week and
the practical receipts in one volume are worth TO
auy family much more than the subscription price.
The following Cash Prizes offered by the Pub
fishers for the fourteen largest lists OF subscribers
sent in by the LIST OF January, lS55-$l00 will be
given for The largest list; $75 the second $65 for
the third S55 for the fourth; $50 for the fifth; $45 for
the sixth; $40 for the seventh; S35 Tor the eighth;
$40 for the ninth S25 for the ten $50 for the eev-
enth; SIS for the twelfth; $40 for the thirteenh and
s. for the fourteenth. The cash will be paid the
ord sr of the successful competitor Immediately after
the lst ofJanuary, 1855.
TERMs:-ONe copy, one year, 80, one copy, six
months, $l five copies, six months, ST.; ten copies,
six months SS ten copies, twelve months, $l5; ft-
teen copies twelve mouths, S22; twenty copies, II
months, S2S in advance.
No number of subscriptions above twenty can be
taken at less than Sl40 each Names can be sent
in at different times and from different Post Offices
Southern and Western money taken tor subScrip-
ton.
Co. l2S tulton-Strcet, N. Y
Msssrs Mum 81 Co. extensively engaged in
! r;nr fOr inVpnLlOna will :
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The Indiana wildcat Ranking
System.

There is one grand feature Of the Indiana
banking system, which, as hard money men,
makes il an especial pet Of ours-and thai
is, that on account Of its utter and unpar.
alleled rottenness, it will be ''sooner ended
than almost any other system that has beer
put in operation during the last three cenlu,
ries.
! Its bill holders are nominally secured by
deposit of State Stocks. The famous wild
cat system of Michigan, established in 49,
81; was thus secured, and upon bonds and
mortgages. The Indiana. like the wild cal
Michigan system, is based upon debts alone
and is in the hands Of a set OF sharperS
without money or moral capital. If there
are any responsible parties connected with
/ it, they are bankers and brokers of Ohio,
who are behind the scenes, and who will
take good care not to be known when the
day of reckoning comes.
The miserable spawn issued by the fcti-
tious and irresponsible institutions have been
signed BY THE REAM, by parties in this State,
and dated at unknown and unheard Of towns
in Indiana, and when man having the
notes is fortunate enough to find the bank
issuing it, he is informed that. under The
charter, the bank is entitled to hiny.doys'
notice before they can he compelled to re-
deem their issues .-...
We ask leave to warn our readers against
receiving this miserable and irresponsible
wildcat trash of Indiana. Those who heed
our warning will be wise. Within thirty
days, if the system does not explode sooner,
the greater portion of the Indiana bank cir
culation will be contraband under the laws
of Ohio. 1t will then. on the first of Octo.
Der, when the Small Note Law goes into op.
GRAFTON, be worthless in the hands of the
holders. Every prudent man will get rid
of the trash as speedily as possble.- -.States-
man.
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Ey" Agentleman who has been through
all Southern Illinois, and is extensively en-
gagged in the cattle business. says that while
cattle, fit for beef measurably hold their
prices, cattle unfit for beef can be bought
for song. ....
The drouth is getting worse and worse
There is little or no hay or corn, and feed is
very short. lie says the utmost despair
prevails among the stock raisers. He says
the best Of calves sold at $4,00; yearlings
at $500; and two years old at $40
Water had become so scarce, that farm.
ers had let their cattle out to find water in
the running streams, where they best could
1t the drouth lasts a month loner, some o
the best herds of cattle will be entirely III
med. Statesman.
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NAVIGATION OF THE ONO RIVER. - The
N. \. Herald, has the following:-. AT PITTS
burg, on the 25th uIt., there were fifteen
inches Of water in the Ohio, and falling -
AT no time since the commencement of
steamboat navigation on the western rivers
la the Ohio been entirely free of some des.
cripton OF steam vessels ,above Cincinnati,
until the present season, Navigation has
been suspended since the 18th of july, at
which time the last boat passed the foot Of
BlannerhAsset island, which is about one
hundred miles below Wheeling. The bar
at that point is now the greatest obstruction
in the river and although number of boats
from Cincinnati, bound to Pittsburgh and
Wheeling, accended as lar as that island
subsequent to the above date they found
that there was not sufficient water on the
bar for them to cross, and they were conse-
quently compelled to return with their
freight Navigation has thus virtually been
closed for period of upwards of six weeks.
rumber ofnew low water boats were built
this season, at Pittsburgh and Wheeling, to
supply the place of the packets which thus
far have had no chace to display themselves,
and their owners have sustained great loss
IN consequence"
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ALLEGHENEY CATTLE MARKET.

ALLEGHENY CRY. Sept 5, 1854.
CATTLE-The offerings yesterday were
larger than for some tia:e past, Prices de
clined The sales reported, and the num-
Der offered, were-Beeyes--750 were Of
lered, 900 were taken to 20 East, and goo
were left over unsold; $50 head sold at
prices ringing from ! to gross, for COM
mon to good cattle, and 3@33 for prime, a
few only seeling at the out side figure.
SHEEP--About 500 sheep and lambs
were in pens, Of which 800 were sold at
rates ranging from IS cents to 1915 "
head, according to size and quality, the
outside figures being for a few very fine.
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A gentleman in Edwardsvil:, H., wiring
to friend in Louisville, Ky, says: "The
like otltl have never before seen. 1t is
now two months and twodays since we have
had RAIN, saving slight shower on the
2oth-ot June, amounting to aothing. Ihave
never before seen immense fields of corn
burned up, wilted, twisted up, crooked,
parched, and yet it don't rain. think
may safely say, from what have seen, The
corn crop will be deficient 10 to rs per cent
in southern Illinois" 25 f 'a"5c
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EKg- The B BIltmore Patriot says 1t learns
from one of Messrs Adams d Coz Exiress
Messengers that ON the line of the railroad
betw cen Cumberland and Wheeling, far
mers are compelled to drive their catt t
from one to four miles to water--that the
wa'er obtained consists of drippings from
the mountains, which is damned TO prevent
Its escaPe-and that in the vicinity Of these
pools the cows are kept and MIXED, the
milk being carried home from thence. And
also that the supply of water at many OF
the water tanks on the railroads is exhaust
ed and that water has to be procured for
the epJInes from saw mill dams in the vicn-
lty. We have similar accounts of the drouth
from the Eastern Shore of Maryland and,
indeed, from almost every portion OF the
whole country.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-13

NTcLANES Pills and Nermifuge, tbs most popu
Ifl lar medicines OF the ago for sale by
nov. q 1853 J BEAIb
INANcY Scars, PERFuMERiLs, etc, large assort-
Il ment for sale cheap by J. BEALL.
april 20, 1850.
M TAsoN's ORIGINAL CHALLENGE BLAcKlNG, large
1Vl and fresh supply ior sale cheap by
april 10, 1853 John BEALL.
WHITE, Red and Black Lead, Linseed Oil
w Lacker, Turpentine etc, fresh and large
supply, at (aprl %, 1889 JOHN BEALLS.
TNkS-Arnold's Hover's, Harrison's Morrison's
i Blecksom's, &C., large and small bottles, line
supply cheap (npr 20, '53) J. BEALL.
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REORGANIZATION

her' 'by made to all the qualified voters ofHar.
rlson county, that General Election will be held
as required by law, on the Second Tuesday, being
the loth day OF October. A ID. 1854 ut the several
places OF holding elections IL said county at which
time the tollowing.Oficers are to be chosen, viz.
One Supreme Judge one Member of the Board of
Public Works, one Member of Congress one Pro-
bate Judge, one Clerk OF the Court, one County
auu,.or; @ one commissioner and one Director Of
county lnhrmary-and the Trustees of the seyersl
townships IN said county are required to return the
following number Of Jurors from their reepec tive
townships, to wit:
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Executors aaN0Le.

I'M SATURDAY the 18th dav of October nex,
~ i8)il will proceed to 90 III at public yendns
IN The Town OF New Athens, H arrison County. Ohio
both the Real and personal estate and prope rty be-
longing TO the estate Of John Miller, late of said
late dwelling house and lot No. To- in said Town
ana one yearng colt two large Iron Kettles set in
cast plate and turnice, screw and tallow press
one large Iron Kettle to run tallOw in with yari.
ely oil other articles to tedious to mention sale 10
commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
JOSEPH DUNLAP, Executor.
Dated th is Sth dav of SaDtemhcr laLt
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And the Trustees Of the several townships are
further required TO return from their respective town
ships for the OF the Probate Court oil this county
as they are now required by law to return an equal
number OF Jurors, as above specified the list oon.
thinning the OF said Jurors so returned to be
delivered to the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas. The polls to be opened between the hours
OF six and ten O'Clock in the morning and close at
7lx O'Clock IN the afternoon of the same day
J. BOYD, Sheriff OF Harrison Co
Shnrifta Nficc Enhi, Sen & 1Asi -.
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will also attend the Treasurer's Office in Ca.
diz TO the 2oth OF December ensuing to receive the
taxes Of those who cannot make i convenient TO
pay while attending in the Townships, alter that
time the penalty according 10 law will be added.
The following Table shows TIE amount OF tax lev.
led ON the dollar or the $1,000 valuation for the year
1854: TT. n F 49,
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BY virtue Of an Act passed March l2, 1871, amen.
datOry To the Act of 1881, defining the duties OF
County Treasurers, | am required TO sell personal
property for real estate unpaid the Goth
day OF December The following is the section re-.
ferred to-: r
Sec. 2I d. That when any person is charged on
til Duplicate, with tax on real estate, and tax on
chattelo personal property the payment of tax Oh
such chatel or personal property shall not release,
while in his possession from liability to be disrain-
cd for the payment OF Tax such real estate unles
the person in whose name suchpremises are charged
shall satisfy the County Treasurer that the same are
not his property, and enormously charged in his
name tor taxation; but the Treasurer shall be au
lborized and required in all cases, when any
person charged with tax on real estate, has per.
sonal property within The county 10 distrsin the
same for the payment Of such tax. Aud the COun-
ty Auditor shall accept from such Treasurer on his
return OF denquencies, no assignment OF course
(cause for such delinquency olanded estate, except
such premises were erroneously taxed that no per-
sona property could be found or that property when
seized was not sold tor want Of bidders ID
The Treasurer OF State refuses to.take any Bank
mates, except the notes or bills oispece paying banks
of this State, issued according TO law. R5
4 V8 E. # ~ r. JOHNSON,
Treasurer OF Harrison County.
p 8. The following il the form Of Road receipt
which will be received at this office in paynientoI
Road tax for the present year. hereby certify that
A. B. has performed lahof the public road, III Dis
trict No. y Of - Township, between the = day d
April aud the = day OF October, 1854, under my Ill.
charged against him on the gand levy, 70 the a.
mount OF 4 cts. VI. Given under fly hand this
--day OF - A. ID 1854
A. b. Supervis1r of said Tislfic.
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Final Accounts.

NJ OTlCE il hereby given that The following ac.
~ counts have been filed in the Probate Court OF
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement, to wit:
The final account OF Jacob l.nkcus Ms admins
traitor ct the estate Of George II Likens, deceased.
The account Of Jnmes l'aegnrtas the guardian OF
Mitchell Reed and others 10 their minority.
fhe nrcottut Of John smith executor Of tho last
Will and testament ofJchn w. Smith, deceased.
And that the same III be seyerally examined and
passed npon BY the undersigned on tlie esthday -o
September next u. w. EElRiS PROBATE Judge
August30, 1851.
Ntll.k, Grape, gussarnere, Napas aud English straw
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EFVevay. Indiana, is the only town on
the Ohio river where case ofcholera has
never occurred. There is not well in
the place. The inb babitauts use cistern wa
ter altogether. sai 4ys lNs = tifFtfF
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Basket Factory.

1877 MARKET SQUARE West SIDE, COR. MArKET ALLEY
r MOONEY g. BRO, manufacturer OF all kinds OF
4 A. Willow and rattan ware comprising childrens
wagons, gigs, cradles, chairs, sleighs farmers seed
basket, marke baskets; ladies' travelling and sewing
baskets round, oval and square in endless variety
Also constantly on hand brooms and great vari
ETY. of cedar ware, churns. tubs baskets All whole
sale and retail. Orders promptly attended to.
Wheeling, sep2a lS53-ly
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w. D. MOTTE & BROS,

DEALERS IN LLL KINDS oP
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No. l16, MARKEr ST., WHEELING. Va.
w L wish to call the attention Of tie ciuzsns 0
w Cudiz and the surrounding country, to ou
establishments in the City OF Wheeling. Our hons
deals in every description of DRY GOODS, We
will he prepared early in the season with splendid
stock, suitable for Fail and Winter Trade, 1t will
contaih every thing new and fashionable in Fancy
Goods, together with all kinds of STAPLE & Do
MESIlC ARTICLES, such us are suitable forfam
lily use.
One of the Grm will be in the East a good deal Of
his time SO that will be receiving Fresh Good1
every few days throughout tho season. We will be
able to offer inducements i'm prices which but few
houses have in the Western Country.
We solicit call at our Store when you visi, ou
City, and if do not satisfy you that ii will be to
your interest to deal with us, then il will be on,
fault, w. D. MOTrE g. BROTHER
Wheeling, Sept. IA, 1853 lv
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW Y oRK, Sept. III.
FLOCR-Flom declined l2c. with sales
of 225o bbls State Western 9,l2@9, 3d.
Southern 9, 9,l2@9,3l. .E...a4 ~
WHEAT-Firm, with sales of $3.50 bush.
at 2l2 for Gennessee; Southern white 1876,
red 19l,
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surpasses other remedies, in being more certain,
less expensive, and leaving the system in better
condition. Let all interested call and obtain PAM
phlet d:te) containing ample proof from the most
respectable sources of the beneficial results OF its
usei together with letters from highly experienced
Physicians, who have used il in their practice, and
speak from their own observations
REFERENCES:
P. B Peckham, Nj. d Utica, NY.
L. ID. Fleming, NJ D., Rochester, N, Y. -.
M. ii. Mills, NJ. d. Rochester, N. Y.
d. Y. Foote, NJ. d., Syracuse, N. Y.
Prof Dunbar, NJ D., Baltimore, Nd.
J.C. Orrick, NJ. D., Baltimore Md.
w w. Reese, NJ. b. New York city.
w. Prescott M, D., Concord, N Il.
j. 2. Newand, NJ. d., Utica,N Y.
Rev. c. S Beard, Glenn Springs, s. C.
PAMPHLETS TO BE HAD GRATIS All THE
STORE OF
JOHN MCLEAN, Agent, Druggist, Cudz, @. Also
By Z. l.. Fawcctt s. Co., Mt, Pleasant, Harsh s.
McCutcheon, Steubenville, and by Druggists gener-
ally.
nJ-NoricE TO THE UNFoRTuNArL FEMALE.
feel it duty incumbent upon myself to declare
publicly the great blessing DR.. Marchisi's Uterine
Catholicon has proved TO me- For two years my
health was miserable; was almost unable to walk,
Physicians pronounced my case falling Of the womb,
extensive ulcerations commencing with fuor albus.
The pains irritation, prostration and the intolera-
BILE tUtld Discharge rendered lite almost n burden
In this miserable condition, DR. F. P. Newand re-
commended DIR. Marchisi's Uterine CathollcOn,--
After taking four bottles find myse in perfect
health Gratitude for restoration makes me ardent
~ desire thut all my sex, alike unfortunate, muy
md sure relief from this ineslimahle medicine.
ELIZABETH A NEWIAND,
No. l9 West ST., Utica, N. Y.
The above statement know to be true.
F.P. NEWLAND, M. D. Utica, N. Y.
Ihave no hesitation in saying DR.. Marehisi's Uter'
inc Catht cou is invaluable in uterine diseases gen.
orally have used it in Fluor Abus, AmenorriiGa
proapsus Uteri, and in cases OF extensive ulcera'
ton OF the vagini and OF uteri 1t is worthy Of the
notice ofthe Faculty.
JOHN c. ORRlCK, M. D. Baltimore, Md.
0I-J. b. Marchisi 4 Co, Proprietors, Central De
pot 3G4 Croadway. N. Y. aug ,, "a on
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ES-We must "become more American.
lied. p OAio State Journal. EB
And less Africanized,- = State man d Dens
ocrot. se sl ..a nl w
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Ve,U and NDleniid

A SSURTMENT of DagueIreotype Stock jusI
N received H. hcluding all sizes and kinds from
the common to the fancy. Different tastes may be
gruttfed on the most reasonable terms, call and
examine them. ..r
August l6, 1854 II, DAVIS.
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6-The office Of Sheriff Of Hamilton coun
ty is said to be worth fifteen thousand dolls
per annum. Comfortable income.
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wThe Statesman says: ga friend rec
ons the loss Of money to Ohio by the crop
failure, in wheat and corn at over three
millions Of mOney. This sum is too small
in our opinion.
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aGN The. .Parkersburg News pnblishes the
HAmber and value Of slaves that have es-
capsd from tbs county ofWood for the last
16sor 90 years. The number that abscon-
aud Il 9 4 I1-yalue at 81 $4,000. ~ \. ~,
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Sept. II.
FLOUR-8,10@8.25. Wheat 150@16O
Oats 45c. No sales Of provisions. Cl eese
IOc. Sugar 48W53.
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PnDer Han gi9a 0S.

G w. MCDOWELL is now opening hi' spTius
-. stock OF Paper inngings borders, eonsisIiag
in part OF Granite marble, column and various eths
styles of Hall papers, White Gilt and Fine satin Vt
every style for Pnrlors, Bed.chambers Sc, togeth.
er with large as tment OF the comnnoner kinda 81
the latest styles and best finish. - .lg
Also large assortment OF WINDOW ELIsxDA1
and Fire Board Of every pattern and 4peiis
His stock which is the largest ever before efsIsi
in this city, will bo sold prices which eanaos tssi
to suit the purchaser. la G .TA EM%
Call ndexamine for yourselves At the ss,OK nti
PAPER Store of s. w. MCDOWELL,
North side OF Market, above4th St.
March Is l954-6m SteI6enviils,it
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$50 REV A RID,

u 0S'F on Saturday evening, the 9Th Of Septem.
IL ber, 1854, between the town Of Jefferson and
the residence of the subscriber one me-and.a half
this side OF Jefferson the road leading rom Salem
10 Hanover, large, tair leather pocket.book con
LARS. Theirs was ten ten dollar bills on the State.
Bank Of Ohio, one ten on the bank OF Kentucky,
and one five on the bank of Indiana. What bank
the other five is on is not recollected. ANY person
finding the money and returning il to the subscriber,
.Eyl .5.f., SHADRlCk KEMP.
EAr,inrnhnr 1874 q nd
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DIR. J. B: ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICAN

80 = - ~ Ii
1t stands pre-emi-
nent for its curative
powers in all tho dis.
eases Tor which it is
recommended, usual. .
ly called fen ale COM
plants. OF these are
Prolapsus Uteri, or
Falling Of the Womb;
Incidental Hem or.
rhage, or Flooding;
Painful, Suppressed ,
and Irregular NJ en-.
strua,ion, &C., with
all their accompany.
ing evils, Cancer ex-
cepted,) no IN after
of how long standing.
The Catholican far
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EEThe railroad is rolling ripe peaches
into this marbe: by the car full. They can
be bought at the depot on the arrival Of the
cars at Sl,60 per busheI. - StsuJeHrilIs
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Farms for Sale.

HNHE subscriber offers at private sale Farm in
Il HBrrIson county, situated one half mile south
VI the bottom road from Cadiz TO New Philadslphia
one and one halt miles south east from the town Of
franklin, Harrison nouRty, containing 200 acres;
lao acres Of (which is cleared and the remainder well
timbered. About threet tourths Of the entire track
is bottom land in good state of cultivation and all
well watered. The improvements consist Of good
two slOry Frame Dwelling House, good Barn,
Stable, Wagon Shed and Spring House, all in good
repair. ILere are also the premises choice se-
lection of FfHit.
The property will be sold nt reasonable price
and libernl chances for payment. For particulars
enquire of the subscriber or VIM. Hogg both in the
town OF Cadiz
Robson HUMPHREY
P.S, Also at private sale the Farm upon which
John Miller resides, the above named premises,
containing 240 acres; 10 acres OF which il bottom
land. The entire premises are well watered, in a
good state OF cultivation and well improved. For
county, Ohio.
Cadiz, July l9, l85i.-3m