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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-24
s:4ss, or whose place Of pssidence is co,

DsssSi oI HloSe piACe ~ Ffs'oenCe - Eu'
Aaown, u shall 5e thl jctY u ths trustees
o. IaaEe .Gt So order 70 the 3:TeHors OF
such cogaIy .nGrmtry, 10 receive snt pro
vide to- sueh person OF persons so loug rs
the SAID trustees NAV direct, Provided. IT,
ther, that -wheLsver the iras.ses uf ans
township sla 5e ale iu-5n % afford rei.e
fTcm the the township treasury, IL any
county having no county iuhrmary. TO any
person or persons. who have no legal set,
tiemens in thIs Stale, hr whose places d
T, sldence IS uaknnwn, y shall b. the duty
oi such trustees 10 keep ~ 4ccusate account
Of all moneySsO rSPenced, and certify such
account, together Sllh IAs vouchers fer the
Same, to the county commissioners of the
county. wit shall cause the amount so paId
10 be paid TO the t..wnship. out o.! the coun.
" treasury; Provided, .,lrther, that in cast
any psrson or persons, be coming charge
able 1c any Lownssiy, - Aforesaid, shall
have no Legal settlement within this State
the trustees rrsy remove sacL person or per
sens " he Sts.Ir where he. she or they have
"a legal sctti-inunt, unless such person ol
persous shall give sfiucient security to idem.
nity the said township
SIC. ;. The sections one, three, and
seven of the ACT to which this is amenda.
dat9ry. be and the same are hereby re-
peslett. Il '-.a..
- F. c. LEBLOED,
Spelker Of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT LEE,
President Of the Senate; pro TEN.
Mar l. 1854.
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McMechen,a Literarv Denot-

TIME undersigned has removed his LIrIRAnY
i DEPor to No.4. Washington Hall, Monroe ST.,
where he constantly kssps on hand, books station.
cry varieties also, all the popular Magazines News
or Literary Papers Of the day. A choicer selection
Of the latest PoTrLAE PUBLICATIONS cannot be found
in any establishment in the West. He invites hs
friends from Ohio to give him cali. aa8
a 3 JAS. II. McMECHEN,
Wheeling, sep2s le53.Iy
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Basket Factory.

1877 MARKET SQUARE WEST SIDE, COR. MArKET ALLEY
r MOONEY 81 BRO, manufacturer OF All kinds Of
! 1. Willow and rattan ware comprising childrens
Wagons gigs, cradles, chairs, sleghs, farmers seed
basket, market baskets; ladies travelling andeewirg-
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, sep2S l953.ly
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Houses & Lots for Sale in Cadiz.
TNHE subscribers offer at private sale three good
l. and convenient dwelling houses all suitable for
medium sized families all furnished with proper
buildings, water ect, two OF the houses are new
built. Prices low and terms reasonable
We also offer tor sale four vacant building lots
All the property is suitated the depot side OF the
Town of Cadiz, and must therefore increase rapidly
in value. WOOU& SMITH.
Cadiz, Dec. q, 1853
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ClLK, Grape, gossamere, Neplss and English straw
- bonnetts head dresseb lsdies caps, etc for sale
IN great variety by s e. McFADDEN 4
a beautiful lot Of La DIES home made dres shoes
ware well. Also Eastern do--st very low prices
]. PILLlP5 g. H0N.l1
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l77l AN ACT
Aniendatory Of an act entitled. an act fol
the relief Of the poor, passed March "a,
1858. ~
SEC. l.. Be it enacted BY the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That any
person or persons, other than those herein
SITTER provided for, who shall reside one year
in any township in this State. shall 20 con-
sidered as having gaineda legal settlement
in such township Every indented servant
or apprentice, legally brought into this State
shall obtain legal settlement ia the town
ship where such servant or apprentice shall
serve his or her master or mistress one year;
and every married woman, during cover
sure, or after her husbands death, shall be
considered legally settled; but ii he shall
have had on legal settlement, then she shall
be considered as settled in the place where
she was last legally se.tleu before marriage;
provided, that nothingin this section shall be-
50 construed as to release any township from
its legal obligations to supper, any person
OF persons removing from such township.
until such person OF persons shall have gain
ed q legal settlement in the towoshp to
whicl, such person or persons shall have re-
moved; Provided. further, that IL any per
son or persons shall become township
charge, before such person or persons shall
have gained a legal settlement in any town
ship % which any such person or persons
shall have removed, they shall not Be con-
Aidered as having gained legal settlement
il such township, during the tmcSthat such
person or persons shall remain township
Charge.
SEc. 2. That the trustees Of each town
lpip shalt afford relief or support 10 any per.
HUI or persons within tkcfs township, not
living legal settlement III the same, when
J ,ch relief o. supportis nseded Provided,
sast where's the trustees 6f iany township
s,iaIl Be called upon TO afford relief from /
t1s township treasurY.in any county having
!, coaRsy Infirmary, 70 any peFAen u pr.
sons, shchaYe ny legal settlement ID Ibis
4.
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no the Pae6JSc.

Western. This beautiful and well bred stallion viii
be kept the ensuing season, commencing on the 3rd
day of April and ending on the 3rd day OF Jay the
following times and places: The first four days OF
the week at the stable OF s, Slemmons in Cadz, and
the last two days of the week at the stable Of Edward
Hughs in New Athens and so alternately throughout
the season. TERMS: Five dollars to insure mare
with fOal! Owners partiLg with the mare or failing
to attend, oreits the insurance money. All posi-:
Bile care will be taken but accountability for acci.
dents or Escapes.
Young Western is beautiful dark iron gray, l6
hands high, six years old this spring, and 10 well
made for either saddle or harness. His beautiful
appearance will recommend him to all competent
judges call gentlemen, and examine for your selves
S. SLEMMONS, Owner
April 70, 1854.
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III VINO nave beaTdB 70 cut or halr 70 eEepi
Just call on me at my old shop; ~
Yes, friends, I'll tell you whut to do
Give me a call at "Number Two"
At noon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stay;
But give me time, dear sir, TO rest,
Upon that day tina: God has blessed.
My room is neat, my towels clean,
My scissors sharp, and razors keen,
And everything think you'll find
To suit the taste and please the mind,
And then | move my hand as true,
AS any barber e'cr can do,
With rapid touch I'll smooth the facs,
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And all that art and skill can do,
Your money will procure for you.
October 8, 1851. LOT WILLS.
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BAER, WALTER 6 BROTHERS
WdHOLESA LE AND RETAIL

CHEAP CLQTHING HOUSE,
No. 1872 Main Street, Below Monroe House,
WHEELING, Va
l. tention of the Public, both in and ou, of town
to their New Clothing Emporium, where they flat
ter themselves that they will be able to offer bel
ter bargains than any other establishment in Wheel
ing.
Our Goods are always purchased on the best term
from the first Manufacturers, and made up AT ou
own Establishment in Baltimore.
Our Stock too large for enumeration, co opr
every article, Fine and Course in the
BAER, WALTER e. BROS.
Branch ct Waite. Bro. s. Clothing House, Bay
timore, Md; Wheeling, Sept ID, I653-ly,
DHOSGENE Gas Lamps, anti explosive, giving
L clest heautiiul light Expense Of GasI abo1
equal to candles. For sale at the store of Wood 4
Smith Also E,herial oil Lamps from 25 cts TO 81
each, at WOOD g. SMITHS
april 10, 1854
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1. PHILLIPS 4 SnN.

MANU- ACT'URETlS Of. boots sna shoes, and
1tl dealers In Trunka and yayiling sacks, Mo-
roco u kid.skins lining and binding do. Pegga,
Nails treud and shoe findings generaly, keep cohs
stantly for sale an assortment d the above articles
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Fresh Peaches.

lust received large Let Of Fresh Peaches, tiust
j as good as when pulled of of the tree) put up in
tin cans by Fahnestocks Of Baltimore These peach
es rewarrapted to keep freshin any climate: Call
soon before they are all gone, at y
NJ a'a. FERGUSON & DlviNE's
Cadiz, o. March is, 1854 " asssI is VTsy
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Mammoth Hat Store.

Wamm0Lh Hat SLOre.
@ Nl46 AND l48, MAIN STREET WHEELING, VA.
C.AVERY, having enlarged his store in order to
su j the dem and, has on hand ard is receiving
from the eastern cities, and manufacturing one os
the largest stocks of Hats and Csps that has ever
been offered in this city, consisting of every variety
and style now in use, all of which will be sold at
he lowest possible price, Wholesale and retail
Sent a. l953-lv
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hereby certify that have compared the forego-
ing laws with the copy furnished me, and find thu
same CORSET
Auditor Of Harrison county.
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Paw Up.

A LII persons who know themselves indebted 10
N A. II. Burtch will please call and settle i'm
nediately, as this is the first snd last call.
August l0, 1858. A. Ii. BURTCH.
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SECRETARY OF SrATE's OrFIcE,
Columbus, May 10, 1854
!, William Trsvitt, Secretary of State OF the State
of Ohio hereby certify that the foregoing laws
correctly copied from the original rolls on tile in
this oiics.
WILLIAM TR REVITT.
Secretary Of State.
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Latest Arrival.

T UST received and for sale, decidedly the newest
y and finest assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES, al
the well known establishment Of
S. SLEMONS.
CadiZ June J. 1883
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Wholesale Prices Current.
BOSTON CURRENT.

CUSTOM June ~.
ASHES-Pots remain without change
Pearls 81 SIC, cash
FLOUR-Aiter the close of our last re-
port the market continued buoyant and firm
for Flour, but subsequently, unfsyorable ad
wees from Europe, and a decline IN the n.
Y market has unsettled the feeling here.
and prices are l23 to PIC. lower.
CORN--The arrivals Of Corn have been
small, and prices have advanced ! SC. bu.
OATS Northern are selling at 20 a,75c
per bu. and to arrive 3 1000 bushels have
been sold at &c, for - ID. to the bushel
R(E-Sales confined to small lots at l.3O
$40 per bu.
WHITE BEANS-Are in moderate de-
maud at : a LIS per bu, as to quality.
HAY-Stock small--salcs of Eastern at
500 q per ton, cash.
HOPS-llolders ask 35c per b., cash, but
the sales are confined to retail lots.
BUTTERFLIES been quite firm during
the week, and the demand good from the
trade Sales of choice at2l a - ordinary
and good, l3 20.
CHEESE--New is selling from ) a lOc
per ID. as TO quality. Good quality is scarce
POTATOtS-Ilave rapidly decined.-
Whites andPeach Blows are selling at 90 to
Soc, and Chena ngoes and Carriers at II L.
% ana at the close sales have been made
at 10 a sc under these figures.
WOOL a here Is a good demand for the
fine grades Of fleece. but this description is
scarce. Low grades are quite dull and IN
limited demand. No sales OF foreign Of con-
sequence
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SiISMYlllrH llAETllElLsSs

THIS Machine Is justly tho mos, approved, and
L no controversy exists between II aud any other
nateat. Oifices 405 Broadway. New YORK Hay
market Square, Bostoai and AZ sosIh ith 81, fhila
delphia oo'siy
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MarkEt5.
Cambridge Cattie Market.

Reported for the Atlas.l

9""'
Reported for the Atlas.l
A. market today 1903 Cattle about all Beeves, and
Stores, consisting OF Working Oxen, Co~s aud Year
iings, Two and Three Years Old.
Prees-Mattet Beef-Extfa $500 per ewt, hard !
1t guilty, $50; % quality s7,15 500 81 quality
81 50 ordinar none
iIidss-sG.25 80 pefoyt
Tslow-Ss 90 $50
Pets-SjOc % I.25
Calf skins l5c per III, quick
Nireltng Gait e-None,
Veal Calvrs-$j,
Slores-Working Oxen-sg5 IOs, li6, I24, 1856 1872.
Gov. and c,lves-sl2 IS, ", Al, a. a. 50 a %
Neaflines -None. Two Years pld--None. Three
Years oh-s4l ~, a, 50, 6la76.
sheep and Lambs 2l6i at urket. Extra, S., 8, 7
Is BY lot s250. 2 IS, $50
Swine-Ncne.
RemsfksIhe supply Of Geef cattle il small, and u
here they could not be sold Al the present
quotations. Mr.. Houghion Of Weston Vi, hid Is C's
sets which he cold Tor 81 Ia per heud. h. cattle
trains were al 10 promptly, bot very lightly stock
ed. Live poultry ia large qu ntitits.
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Deatbs.

In Eas, Montpelier, 9thlinst suddealy, Aiehelaus II
Brown, aged 2i years aud mon,hs-
In Cabot, May 18th, Of eonsunP ion, chauaeey q.
Brown, aged 20 years.
In Su.iou, May -, samuel spauding aIevolutionars
peusioner, 10 the Goth year of his age.
Ia stfafafd, the 30,h uIl, MIS-. Rebeees, wife Of
NJ. William Rollins, aged 90 years ana months
Ia R,egate. May it;h, Of dsoPsy the brain, Mary
Jennoitee Miller, Ia the 9ad year Of her age.
In Barton May 18Th, Richard Newton, ESQ.,, aged 81
years.
In ifeeasboro March l6th, Mr.. Peter d. Gass, late
of New YORK, aged ~ years.
10 Coventry, MAY Va, Dea- Ebenexer NJ. Gray, a'ed
"a
In Greensborougl, May ~, Des John Alden, aged ~.
In Gfeensbsfongh, May "a, Lydia Goodrich, wife Of
Capt. William h. kef. aged 80.
x, B.a,,eboro'. VI, Z. seymour, Es4, aged n, for
erly Cashier the Bank of Bfai,lcbors'.
la Anilim, N. H., May Is, Anna, widow Of the late
Naihsn Webster, aged GO.
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LATEST NEWS.

Greai Fire at Worcester. MISS. ,on The IAN.
Three acres burned over, loss quarter ola
million, 400 men thrown out of employ, and
many families houseless.
Fraud in The Nebraska Biz. A bill will
be introduced to expose fraud in the Ne
braska act. Mr.. Mace will Introduce it. and
Messrs. Campbell, Benton and others will
denounce the fraud.
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SARSAPARlILA, DANDEMON, WILD
CHERRY. BONESEr DOCKROOT,
POPLAR BARK. &c.
ONLY a5 CENTS BOTTLE,
MarriagR5.

10 Montpelier, June 18th, by Rev. W. II. Lord, Nc.
Ira ID. Gale Of hare, to hss LYDIA Bariil Of Lyn
don.
In Calais, June 4Ih, by Rev L. Warren, MI. s.
Pitkin, TO Miss l. A. Benls, both Of Mashhold-
ia Bfaintree, June 9th, by Rev. ;. A. DAVIS, Mr.
Charles A. Badger Of West Randolph, 10 Miss Martha
A. Pratt Of Brantfoe
In Brookheld, May 23d, by Rev 2 Granger, Rev.
lanes A. Reyrolds, OF the W. Annual Conference OF
the NJ 4. Church, and Miss Olive O. ,alder OF bainet
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MOTORPATHIC CARD.

Or II. HALsTEn, formerly Of IiasIed Hall, Rooh-
ester, n Y, we'll knov author OF the stem OF
MoioPathy, and by his great success the cure OF
throoic and female dissasts, has fecsntN purchased
and iemnsed TO the eeiehrated IfOUND HILL
WATER CURE REIREAT, ct
Nofthantou, Mass where, VIA improved iacilities,
he viii continue the practice Of his peculiar System, 10
connection with the-li ydropathc Treatment.
Dr.. H. was one of the earliest advocates, and has
one bcen aud still is OF the must successful pfac
ionrrs Of tho Water Cue system. Nevertheless, IA
The treatment of Chronic Diseases and especia lly
those incrient 10 Woman, experience has taught him
that .daorgdthy, combined with the Water Cure TeHt
meat, IN all much eleetusl, and will re
store many patients who beyOGd the reach OF lily.
dfnpithy alone. This hes becn made apparent 10 the
OF very many nervous and pinal stsctiuls here
to1fe uuruached, and OF Dyspepsia and Paralysis aud
the aud complicated diseases OF the Liver
aud Kidneys
d. H. confident in saving that in many long stand
Ing Diseases horopathy is the only available remedy.
More than seven thousand persons have been success
fully treated al his former Institution aad with the
improved facilities OF Round Hin Dr.. II. LOOKS for
ward 10 incfeafed success Physicians respectful
ly invited 10 ca aud lest for themselves the ment Of
his system.
A. summer retreat fot the friends OF paiients OF
others seeking relaxation and pleasure, Round Hin
stands alone uarvalled. lie mountain air, hmpid
waterand delightful scenery have given it world wide
reputation.
HIS fofmer Institution al Rochester is for ssle. HIS
work Moiotpahy eau be obtained by reaitling ,en
postage stamps
Address n. HALsTED, NJ. D.,
Round Hill, Northampton, Macs. 79'3mo
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ABBOT & LEATHE,
Chronic Diarrhca.

Colcbruok, Aug. 18Th. iei9.
Rev 4. y. l.. Myers Dear sill have used tho
bo'tlv Of Esiuot VI Hoss Rose you l,n mo for
Chronic psffhcs, and i"uad great hen fl from it,
(, 9. all gone and di.ko TO be out OF b. at thu.
s,-ky sr,son of the az tho roro, wisn you would
scnd botlle rs soon a pos llir.
Repeatedly youfs,
MRS. :. 7. DARLINGTON.
b-r MANUFACTURED for iho Pfopneiors by c.
II WEBSTER, Pharmaceutical Chemist, New
Haven e. For safe BY PRED. l. SMITH aud n. a.
TYLER. Montpelier Va, and sler. in Medicine
easreliy. ~he'e P'mihiels, &C may be hal staiis
ss;lw
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CLOCKS.

great vafioty Of Brass Clocks o. g. square, Goth.
ie, Oriental Jeuuy Lind, Marine, oetHgoa, Victoria,
n intal Papier Mache aud Fancy, eight and thirty
hour, with and without alarm, fross fks best osaa-
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Coppcr-Piatc and Lithograp phi
Papier Mache.

Il isthe he.t and most durable material known Tor
Picture fmnes, Moulding-. Cefni,es, BrackciS, ,
Holse Csps, capitoi., Consoles. Winanw Curn,ces,
and 90 Kinds of House Ofnimruis t'ea,era pieces
FOR Ceilings. an szes ace prices, which can be sent
20 any par of the county, and my Cafpear put
theu % ina few moments. wth1u- creating any dust
of dirt. Also hlpck Letters for sign., Gilt Mouldings
aGd Corniccs for Ship Cahns. SAip Caps, both plan
ami uinamentil, ofaamc MED fla-iefs. Nc a. vii not
crack IN any hont ~ climate oToi 10 nHce, uuT wafp,
nor give in any snyit can Doe cut. tiled, sawed,
pIuncd, und turned BY lathe, % can he unfled aud
~ 81 NJ Il. L. u - -Il-L L. Il L-.A
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WATCH REPAIRING.

We take pleasure IA Announcing n our friends and
the public, that have secured the services Of Mr.
JOSEPH bUsIl, who will take charge of our Wa:ch
Work And We feet cenhdent that We have good
Workman there Is IN the eouaryi equal 10 the best
and excel ed by Mr. Bush has had several years
experience 10 the best shDps ia the city And pat
fons be assured that any ~Vfk entrusted 70 his
care, vili be- pfomlaly aud faithful, executed.
an goods sofd ~arranfsd 10 be az rep
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PERFUMERY,

Lubirs, PyRchons, Pisets, Glenns a Mengenet and
Coniiay-' extracts tor The handkerchief Farm" and
other Coagnes Spiiings Rossm shorts Lustraie,
Bu GEES Cream NutritVe, and Cy;hsrian LustTae fnt
N. L.l- md A.li.Ln nl nnrflmas kc
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The Boston Papier Mache Co.,

take pleasure n sayins 10 the pena OF this country,
TINT they NOW havs Two Large itctnri co. the
htctute OF Papier Mnche Ornainenis-an are prepar
Ell 90 execute uiiefs any desg1 shpft notice.
Our WORK hes h~en folly tested and Il preferred
both iof d. beauty, and durability and rhHapuess,
all knd- oi carved work, from which - j. difficult
for ovcu tho most practical oyo 90 Distinguish ~ We
prepared To SPEAK Ct The OF Papef Mache
uot inaftr Of conjecture gncssN ork, but
reality.
We would refer particularly 10 the now and hesut-
fol church recently built m hoSputy. by the Dudley
stfeei Bar st Society. where Gothie work may be
ia Panue-, Ctockets. Ruseftes, aud Flow ia
front Of Galeryiafge Arches. tfus-, trorkes, Bat.
Elements, Columns i'r ~cfecnPiteru' Finoas,
Nufnan ku-os CAP tor Hulp and in thc nrgan gallery
may he nuo Of Messr- simmons \ Co.'S large Or
ga,-, ofnamcrted entire with 7 Wef hachr. Aisn. TO
large number ui elegant private huuses in this CITY
and vicinity. Pour built h1i-hed los Chil-nn, Tuf
neT q CO eight built J Tarror TO-, CHEF Ju.
tee shawis house Mount Vernon suret aud large
uuub,i of Others fur"shed both inside and oui, sud
the shps Cahns Of Daaiei ~ rbstrr, Siaferdshue,
Gem OF the Ocean, Herald ct the Mourning, Boston
Light, &c. sc. sc.
Afchiterts and others use the Psper Mache in PIE
ference to any other matcraI We invite all 10 call
Wave Rooms, Museum Buiiinss, % a &c Trc-
moat street, Bnsion and aNainine tnls new article
used rustiiutr for Carved wood. Flt-trr, md C-
rs,t'"a plnsnentai work. nra"s- nfais''is aiisna-
BOSTON FAPIER MACHE CO.,
&c 6n "a unf % fremont - bostun.
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SEE S'ER at one EsEgIs Tire 4 OsT.
SPECTACLES,

The largest aud most complete assortment 10 the
State, consisting 10 paft Of told, silver, steel sud
PLACED, ferlsculie, Pefifocal Conceive, Commoo Coz
seH ani oeoieG sinse aud double sshfs.l Goggles OF
all kinds
BFit anii ware 10 every style. fapie Marhe goods.
splendid lot OF faney, Dfess aad common faus, tine
Scissors und Shears lot of the celebrated Swiss Rl-
zors ION the mlnuiacteis OF lecoustTe also, hue
lot from tine best English aud American mskers La
dies ~ org. schnui, Dinner and Common baskets
Pore Mon nni,s OF every siAle and quai. Cat lew
elfy Fancy Boxes aud gteat assoftment OF Toys aud
Fancy Goo
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PIANO FORTES,
PIANO FOKTES.
NJ J.&F. HAINEs, ZIG Sd Avenue, New York
~. Dealers supplied % liberal terms SDs.siy
DANIEL w. LAWRENCE g. CO.,
OnIy Manufacturer Of
nj f. ID FORD II u M.

GOLD at our DIsTILLERf in Medfordi also, al our
- store. no. SIS Commercial 81. boson, lnasr the
Charles River Bridsel aod warranted pure ~hen puf-
chased directly from u.
Town Ageais can be supplied wilh the best Ron and
Alcohol By sending ,heii orders b mall OF Kali koad
Express
,t- Look out for Imitauon and Csuutereit which 10
sold for pure Mediotd Rum.
N. n. We have 40 Agents employ I'd 10 sell our Rum.
Medford, June lat, 1854 s5ssmo
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DIMM OCK'S COMPOUND OIL,

IA afc;e OF The most consequence to Wool Growers
share OF the trade is solicited.
JACOB SCOTT.
Montpelier, April is.h, 1854. 79;u
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Sale.

Tor sale, the dwelhns-hou.s, 90 Elm Street, re-
! Gently oesupied BY Alseiuon :. Camp The house
has shud aud barn attached and il located neaf the
eemie Of business For fsi,hsT 'sss,s Of
Meatpelier, June 1, 1854 es;ss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-16
WOOL CARDING
AMI
CLOTH DRESSING.

THE SUBSCRIBER. having just purchased new
Machinery throughout. aud employed 900 cKptff-
crrfd Nufkman, D. nus pr.psred do aii kiuds Of
rit- -a.f.ticffHa.
Parcel. letat French 4 srrihnof'. 81 ore. Montpe-
be- N'li-e. wil be- taken aud feturn'd without etra
chfrgr.
Ct-h ...II for Wool snl pets.
Baus, May ~, l-5l s6 .eosGW' C.. PARKER.