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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03
EVENING SESSION..

The Association reasscmbled in the evening. An nvi-
tstion 90 take on excursion the AXE on Weincsiy
Wa extended. Mr. Pierce Vt Rome suggested that ny
making short speeches enough might be saved rh'
invitation accepted
4 COMMITTEE was appointed 30 -cpors candidates Tor
officers
report was made IN favor Of state Agent 81 si'ooA
year 10 travel. &c.
The report on he Prize Essay and Poem awards Tho
n-cmuus to Marcus Wilson, late cc o.aaudsigus AcNlH
my and Mrs Chase Gldersleeve o. Buffalo
There 1, no cholera in this city Oswego.
man residing on Silna-st.. near the Os"egc ,Shai
Bridge kicked hls wife death last night w have moi
learned the monster ua,ne.
SECOND DAY.
r,rcr, ,sas unlimited upon uniformity IN TEXTBOOKS.
An address WIS delivered hy Mr. ope'Nor OF syracuse
Sr.,y r.. ASrpoSv ot Rochester offered re'olution
that the omission of Wenan from offices and com a'ttee'
iro,od Yer A. a co.workcr Sho said the minority Of
,oh,rs were. women Oue woman here haYns nore eN
i,u than all The male teachers ccmpeile oy ssn-
t q, Le.p her seat and be instructed by those reia
81, ,,l,,y boys Those who al lrcsscl horrii Esfis
to woman .hould wiling, hear WomanS eKPcrencc.
TIC reason vhy tcaohers have low saares "a hecsS'e
,eecbipc j. regarded as Woman work
Mr. McELLIorr replied.
The Committee Editors Of teachers reported Tao
report WAS amended eyoy proposed female editor present
declining The business grew confused and the A's'es
ton adjourned.
uoR.cs GRlElEr addresses them tonight on Practical
Fducstion.
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CONVENTION OF THE STATE TEACHERS
SSOCINTlOS

sfeAcrsy, Wednesday, August ,. 1859
The >s'e Teachers Association met at DooiHle in
Yesterday aiteroooD President Rice superintendent 81
Public distraction. IN the Char Iho Treasurer mails ha
report ard committees we're appointed, when the CoaTea
ton adjourned III The evening Several hundred teachers
~, ur.kfnf.
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Netu21orA @ls14ip erio1gnR.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 3, 1854.
10 CORRESPONDENCE

No Communications Nh7feVe
int pde1 he suhenoat ed By tie snh
sadrea u necessarily fo publication 59i -
OF his go,d faith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

Another of Rams victims died yesterday at tAe
City Hospital; an Irish woman wife Of Patrick
Nclfahon, killed BY her husband. Both husband and
wife we're IN the habit Of getting drunk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

The Senate, N Executive Session yesterday, rstj-
6ei tbe Reciprocity Treaty, by 8 vote Of - to H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03
MARLAE AFFAIRS.


The u. : chip Preble COmmaoder Craven, arrived 81
Plymouth e. the eth uli, in % days from Norfolk.
and vas to sa soon for Portsmouth, f..
PORT Or BALTIMORE.
During the month Of July there arrived At the Port d
Baltimore 70 hips y bars 25 brgs, and 80 schoone
Total 49,, Of which 10 ships, q barks, brgs add u
schoeners were from foreign ports and Il bark . brig
and l4J schoouers we're cogstgise.
PORT or PHILADELPHIA.
List OF Foreign and Coas;wise Arrivals at the Port
PHILADELPHIA for the mouth Of July l-5i:
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VrnmIX VTRMIN,! VgRwIN They

FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALgs.--Long Known,
ecvercIY tested always nsbtthe hosno~ts ed '.socs'c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

SFGOND- HAND PIANOS. Two secondhand hOie-
~ Ps % o. Rent SAY very o~ pnc- ser Pianos
SoLD q Conditional psyHcUts bOkhCb NA.tR,
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SEwINC MACHINEs.-We have fully settled all suits
scnust " for infringe and bsvc the cense - How IT,
a. under Hereafter there car b. 40 ep
He, the night HachIi o. We rave eon'nea
,ons.rs pzicu Of Which tn se"
- E..bie IN ether mscbnes 1.rsef pslpbly iafnge
or mose Of our aientG II buy these inferior Gseunes they
Ill be eoppeoo pay ior iicepSs % use them ,
4 Il Co No 3fj Broadway.
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make Arc preferred all 10 tho remote keys BEN
The and hiT power ave tness and pniy
render them delightful ipstsumtut to perform N! De
sd az very low priee toie Agency No. 81 Bfoais
OF all stvlts and lI1cee. HORACE - AfsEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

CHHAG SINS CHEAP SILKsi!-Jhe subscribers
ore seDr Azadoroe ss cents yaTe wo'ia .
ant, Also rch Bracade Fla from 6i - ye5d
rS1.e go4s r worth per hso the sbJgs pces
Istssar.s 4 tsE No 81 Bio.dwsy L-on4fd-t.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-26
Burning in Ehigv.

The Buffalo Courier very truly says -
"Our plitical history disclo,es the curious
fact, that no individual has been burnt in
eth5y IN this country for any act he may
have committed rs a public man, whose pop
ularity has not been materially increased by
the operation"
The Courier continues: "burning in eff "
has been acommon affair since the organi.
zatlon Of the government. In 1916, George
Washington, Patrick Henry and John Han
cock, were burnt in etfigy in the streets of
our cities. In 1900, Thomas jefferson was
burnt in effigy, because he advocated the
rights OF the people, and opposed the prop
erty qualification of voters. In 1919,
James Madison was burnt in effigy, because
he advocated the war with England, which
secured to American seaman their rights
In 1886, Andrew Jackson was burnt in eff
gy, because he crushed the famous swim
ding concern, called the Omitted States
Bank, and beat the British at New Orleans
in 1914. In 1916, George NJ. Dallas WAS
burnt in efigy, because lie voted for the peo
ple's tariff, which is now in operation, and
which did not makes ME grass grow in the
middle OF the streets of our cities, As MANY
of the croakers predicted it would. But no
man, we believe, has in this country had
the honor OF being so frequently subjected
to this species Of federal Indignation, as the
distinguished Senator frcm Illinois. -
Washington Sentinel
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BLOONeGG NGOck.

FTNHE public T. breeders of fine stock will take no.
4 tlce that the celebrated horse, CAPTAIN BELL.
FOUNDER, that has alwas taken the premiums at
the State Fairs, and also at all county fairs
where shown, will stand the present season at
the stable OF the subscriber six miles east OF Cadiz
near Barnhard's mill on Short Greek, at the follow.
ing terms--Sngle service So to be paid at the time
OF service or wnn ten days, otlerv se they wi lbe
charged by the insurance 10 insure mare vita
toa, $40, payable on the first of January next This
horse is beautiful bright bay, standing l6h hands
high, weighs ITO pounds. His superior blood
symetry and action excel all Others He was sired
by old Belltounder owned by Vim. II. Raney, of
franklin county, Ohio, and he byimported Belifoun-
der, the Norfolk trotter that roteo II miles an hour
Hs was also matched for two hundred guineas to
trot nine miles in thirty minutes which he won eas.
lily by % seconds. But only wish to let the com.
munty know where said horse will be kept this
season. As he is SO well known, it is unnecessary
to say more
have also YOUNG CONSUL TUCKAHOE
the best stock twoprocure III Virginia lie also took
two premiums at the Island Fair last Fall He is
beautiful blood bay, l6h hands high, and weighs
1850 pounds For style and action he has few if
any equals, and will also stand at the stable of the
subscriber, at the same rates as BeIlfounder where
they will at all times be found during the season.
J T JOHNSON, Proprietor.
April 5, 1854
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400 PtLLs FOgs rs CENE'S.

NTEW Err A III medicine, no more imposition or
~ exrortion, no calome DR.. ToWNSEND's uni
versal health pills. Zach Box contains 100 Pills, at
the astonlshngly reduced rate ol % cents per box
The poor need no longer be without the remedy for
disease.
The Proprietor of these PILLS, therefore, Justly
blams to be 4 Phianthropst, aud the Great Pioneer
in the work oproyiding for the sAtcring, not onlv
an lnfalEble remedy, but of placing this remedy
within the means OF all, however destitute their con
dition.
The Pills may be used with safety at all times:
they never violent i'll their operaIlon but always
through and efficient This desirable result is ac.
compIished without the aid OF Caomel, or the many
drastic purgatives usually employed. The public
may rest assured that Mercury, in OF It's forms,
enters into their composition.
SARSAPARlLLA,in in highly concentrated state,
forms prominent ingredient; the remaining inrre.
dients are BalsaIns and Gums, long known and val.
ued in the Medical professions; the whole forming
a compound uneqnalled for all
Impurities OF the Blood, Costiveness, Taundice,
Female complaints, Sick Headache, Pain in the
Back, Bilious Affections, Dyspepsia. Rheumatism,
Constipation, Pains in the Head, Pains in the Side.
Liver complaints Febrile Affections Piles Irreg.
ularili,s, Pains in the Breast Pains in the Loins,
&c.
The Purifying properties Of thes Peslil arc beicv
ed to surpass the power OF all other medicines %
Grating always thoroughly, yet without the uid Of
mineral poisons, they are peculiarly adapted to fam
lily use; safe and salutary in their impression upon
the system; they may be taken at all times and by ALL
Now for these, aud kindred diseases Townsend g
Pills are the one Great Remedy.
They most speedily and ehectually do the work,
subduing lnhamatons and Feyere, opening obstruc.
ted pores, promoting perspraon, and soothing NOR.
did scnsibilies In short, they are warranted Bet.
ter than all others--Chuaper than a--and destined
TO supercede all! Try them, inyaids sufferers one
and all--und Recommend the Pills to your neigh.
bors.
05- Directions accompany eack Box. A r Pal.
MFR, General Agent SIouington conn
Remember the Price, One Hundred Pills OF T wen
ty-fiye cents
For sale by Patterson & co, and II Logan &co.,
Wheeling Va.
AGINrS.--John Beall and Hamilton Cadiz, &
T Croskey and NJ J ley, New Market, Brown,
Barnhouse and w Walters, New Hagerst ow
A Jul Schneider, y eheId L J Philips con
Smyrna sep 1858. .ly'
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Equal rights" and CLONE Man
ufacture,

A r meeting Of the Shoemakers Of Housdale the
"A following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved THAT, in consequence, of the biph
ment, and the evils that will inevitably result there
trom to "tree labor" together, with he monopoiz
ing spirit of the age that we will endeavor TO avert
these evils by extending our business and adopting
the 'paY-up" system, rather, than by making any
change in our prices
Resolved: That, whereas the importation of boots
and shoes from the eastern cities by Merchants and
others to whom this business does not properly be.
long, has seriously injured US; we will from this time
forward abandon the practice OF mending all boots
and shoes sold III the s)rea which we have he reto-
fore done thereby conCealing the cheatery OF those
Nonopoiizlng dlgnitaries OF the "tape.sckn pro.
fassion
Resolved: That we do this not from any selfish
motive or unaccolnmodatng principle, but knowl-
edge OF our own self respect, forbid that we should
patron2a Nabobs and penitentiaries for Jobs coming
from these sources, are, dirty filthy, unpro4ituble
and beneat the dignity OF our profession.
Resolved; That we believe in doing this, we will
promote, not only our own interest," but the interest
OF the public in general; for the amount of business
done in this line, when divided among 80 many, will
not justify any, in laying in a sufficient stock to
meet the wants OF the public; hence tho frequeut
complaint we can't be accommodated"
Therefore, for the future we will (so far as lies in
our power) extend patronage to those and those
only, who will not attempt to monopolize our busi.
nes
Resolved: That a copy of thaso resolutions be
published in the Cadiz Sentinel
April H. 1854.
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Hello There!
Where are YOU going? | am Going
TO Stewards to buy some of his
new and Cheap Goods!

- Wis ~ u - 4Ah
u AS just received the largest and mos' beautiful
IL stock Of SPRING and SUMNER DRY GOODS
ever brought 70 Caiiz, which lsye been selected
VITA great care from tho TrctHJ impurtauUn- III
fhiaacpHIa, and 'yi b. sold Tor cash good pro-
lnrch2--ra are respectfully solicited gIr- them
IN ea1'y cali, and -srrls good parca as tue .tack
conaIs ~ geasr.u I.sort,4.ui Ji uIe I5o >i,
IC!es:
French Nsrino ana rbi5. Cio.hs;
tbHtrg., FgramJ,e-. und f-r-tan wills;
Hisl cusofed de LANES; cashmere and GaliH aids;
Alohair and silk iUslrus, alptcas, all r0fure;
BnHb#zlA-5 ami Persian cOtls do de-
th1u ''-trs piylu black silks, all widths;
brOcIue-. sa-lu piglds auJ .yalered sIiks;
Eari, au4 Chameleon slik and Turk sslins;
CHM .,lias and Pop!DS PLAIN and ligured
French ami American Giughains, all prices;
Bngll-n and American chInL&us and calicoe4;
Needle ~ orscu cuff collars, chlmUettes aud capes.
Embroidered, plain and hem-siiiched linen can
brlc hdkts;
Silk pocket hdk'fa, crava,s and neck dies;
GlUvea, lultts, hu' iery and suspcndrrs
Vickings, checks blsachod and brown muslins
VI LnCu table cloths and danIas>s,
Blr4 aye and Russia diapers, very cheap;
High 'lorcd dress aiIt suck huune!s, plain Hnj
hgurru:
CiOfls, CaEsincrCs Sadlctts, kvUtucAy Jra'-.
aud E,stuGs;
Bonuets and Bonnc' Ribbons At harG1ir4
Spring und Summer onaHis. GEM, a. a-sortgn-uI.
Crash and toWsts as ~ pei cent; Jrio" rcEu.uf
prices;
Red white and yellow faua.is, very cheap.
Also general assortment ui IGsens~h so, Groct
-ies, &c. Bring on yuur Lflu,
CAdlZ. Ohio, AyrIl r.. 1851.
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TUST received very fine stock Of SPRING and
j SUMNER GooDs, which will be sold very low
Call and see them at SHOTWELL & GRADES
Cadiz, o., April 5, 1854
A VERY fine stock OF READY MADE CLoTHING
~ Fine troCk Coats, Linen coats,
do dress do, Plain and barred vests
do sack do Satin, silk, valnecia,
Common do, Murseiles com. vests
most nj which were made by the best OF workmen
here and will be sold very low; call and see at
ap5 81 ShOTWELL n GRADES
DEkAGE de lains, barred do, Lama cloths, fig
ID ured and plain lawns, prints, glnghams' and IN
TACT all kinds OF dress goods for ladies, at ..,
ap5 81 OhOIWEhL q CNADDo D
I ACES, hosiery, gloves and mitts, at
ans 81 SHOpWELL o. CRABB'S
A,HOEo and boots, fine and common, at
- APPS "a nHOIWELL& y CRABbS
4 LARGE assortment of linen coating, doplain
N and barred; Hats and Caps, and shirts, Inns and
common; ribbons, tTinges aud trimmings, at
ans "a onOIWELL ~ CRADLES
ROCERIES, Queenswure, &c at
VI ap5'54
INEN and silk handkerchiefs, embroidered
L1 and plain do, Al SIIO ELL x ChAbbo
nDJ 'JI
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1. PHILIPS s. SON.

M MANUFACTURERS of boots ant shoes, and
1F1 dealers in Trunks and travllng sacks, Mo
!oco ~ kid.skns lining and binding do. Pegs,
Nails thread and shoe findings generay, keep con.
stantly Tor sale assortment OF the above articles
at their old stand oposte the Public Offices Cadz O.
LNANcY SOAPS, PERFUMERlEs, etc., large assort.
II ment for sale cheap by J. BEALL.
april 20, 1850.
RTAsoNs ORIGINAL CHALLENar B1AcKINo, large
april 20, 1853 " JOIN BEALL.
WHITE, Red and Black Lead Linsoed Oil
w Lacker, Turpentine, ctC., fresh and large
supply, at april 20, 1853 JOHN BEALL'S.
1NKS-Arnold's Hovcrs, Harrison's Morrsons
Il Bocksom's &c., large and small bottles fine
supply cheapby (apr 20, '53l ]. BEALL.
STEEL PENS, a large and fine assortment, var-
- ous brands, cheap at JOHN BEALL'S.
CAND PAPER, prime eastern article, and
- large assortment by '(apr 20, '53} J. BEALL.
(tAP, Letter, Note and fancy Papers, States, Pen.
april 20, ISIS. w ~ ~ ' JOHN BEALL.
(tAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kinds
may A, 1853 JOHN BEALL'S
ENVELOPES Plain and Fancy, a new supply
II cheap at (may 4, '53 J. BEALL'S.
SCOTCH, RAPPEE and MACCOWBA SNUFF,
- fresh supply, for sale at
may 4, 1883 JOHN BEALL'S
500 LBS Venitian Red Eng, just received and
OOO tor sale cheap at JOHN BEALl'S.
may A. 1853.
EA0n LBS EPSON and Glauber, SALTS, a
AOOO prime white article tor sale cheapat
may d, 1888 JOHN BEALLS
DAY RUM, fine article for BARRIERS use, for sale
- by tinay 4, 1889 JOHN BEALL.
CANARY Seed and Cutie Fish Bone, new sup
~ ply cheap at tmav 4. 53l JNO BEATT'S
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CHOLERA AT KEoKUK.-We learn from the
clerk Of the York State that ten or twelve
deaths in all have occurred at Keokuk from
cholera and or from disease resembling
cholera and that but one citizen has died.
The other deaths occurred among party
of emigrants who were going West. The
disease, we are informed, is abating, an d
no new cases have occurred for three
or four days past. The citizen of Keokuk
who died was named Fipp. He was employ
ed as warehouse man by the firm of Burns
Gs Rentzen,--,S. Louis Republican of the
18th.
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$50 Reward

VIZ ILL be paid TO any person who will buy box
w OF DIR. TERREL6 Healing Ointment, and
use it according to directions, II they will call at my
office and say, with q clear conscience, that it will
not completely chapped hands, chilblains, chat
ing Sore Lips, Burns and Freezes Sores on children
and greatly aIIevatc itno entirely cure Saltrheum
Piles, inflammation OF Breast bites OF Insects, Pimpies
on the Face and all diseases Of the Skin.
MONROE TERRELL, Naucatuck, cQun.
10 whom all Orders should be addressed. Sold
also by the Principal Druggists and country Mer.
chants generally
Wholesale DErors.--C Chckenncr e. CO., no.
81 Barcay-st., New York; A Mcclure * co., Alba.
ny; Fleming 8, Brothers, Pittsburgh; Wm II Brown
ard Bro, NO. libsriy-st., Baltimore; Il W Dyott
and Sons, Philadelphia
AGENrs-John Beall and 5 Hamilton, Cadiz.
sen2S lSl3-ly
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BAER, WALTER & BROTHERS
WtE0g.t3SA AHD lsETAlf.

IIIElAF -IIJI HINtV HUUGFt.
No. 49, Main Street, Below Monroe House,
WHEELING, VA
TNIfE undersigned would respectfully cuil tGe =,
l. tenton OF the Public, both in ana out al toy. d
to their New Clothing Emporium, where they tiat
ter Themselves that they will be able 10 offer het
ter bargains Than any other cstnblishncrt il Nneel
ing.
Our Goods are always purchased OF the Iesttern,
from the first Manufacturers, anf made IN ai Oh
own Establishment in Baltimore
Our Stock too large for enumeration, co apri
every article, Fine aud Course in the
BAER, WALTER & BROS.
Branehof Waite, Bros Clothing House. ts,i
timore, Md. Naeerg. sept Il. Isal.-ly,
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A copy Of which may be seen at the office of this
paper and second ONE OF the $50 600 GIFTS which
will be distributed the completion OF the sale OF
the tickets.
The purchaser Of TICKETS, on the receipt of his
order will be forwarded carefully packed either one
copy of the "Wyoming," elegantly painted in oil
calors, or one copy Of the "Wyoming," plain, and
one copy Of each of four other engravings, equal to
it in value, and entitled to 5 gifts The purchaser
of more than tickets, can have his choice out OF
100 different subjects, from steel plates owned by the
Artists Union, each picture being in value equiva-
lent to the "Wyoming, and is entitled to one gift
for each ticket he holds. list Of the subjects can
be seen at the Office of this paper
AGENTS--persons desiring to become Agents,
for the sale of tickets, by forwarding post-pad) Sl
shall be sent Gift Ticket, a copy ofWyoming, and
prospectus containing necessary information
1t is confidently believed, that the tickets will be
disposed ofby the first Of July when the distribution
Of Gifts will begentrusted to a committee appoint
ed by the Ticket-hoders
The steel plates from which the Engravings are
inted can be seen at the office ofhe Artists Union
and cost 100000. Specimens of the Oil Paintings
anu Engrayings, are also on view at the rooms.
References, in regad to the property.--W. c. BAR.
RErT, Esq, Counsellor at Law, 10 Wall ST. N. Y,
and L. J. VIsscHER g. co. Real Estate Brokers, so
Nassu st. N. Y.
ALI orders for tickets, must be addressed, post.
paid, with the money enclosed, to
J. w. HOLBROOKE, Sec.
Jo5 Broadway, New York
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E5-ln reply to doubts expressed as to
the completion Of the Cadiz branch at an
early day; the Steubenvlle Herald says:
"Our neighbors may Danish all fears a
bout the road not being completed shortl,
the President has issued orders "aong the
line" to have it put through which has been
answered encouragingly, by an increased
number OF hands and the accelerated veloc-
ity Of shovels, spades. and picks. In the
mean time our neighbors may be increasing
the proportions of their poultry, and spill.
cling their latchstrings--tor, from the man
ifestations here we are satisfied, kno wing the
capacity of our people. there will he on the
occasion, and no mistake, a "huge pile" of
victuals "spoilcd"
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Gold Dollars for rs certs.

TO be had at the "Bes Hive store" and even better
bargains than that in the shape of Dry Goods. Only
hear uiew of them and then come and see the bal.
ance:
Beautiful Figured Black silk at 75-worth al.
DO barred 40 al 62M cts, the cheap
est ever brought TO Wheeling
Beautltul Swiss Dresses, worth 81, at $l,75.
700 yards French Ginghams at Is cts
5000 co Prints, Madder stripes at cts.
3opieces fine French Lawns, worth co TO 81 cts
at l2H cts.
400 yards Mouslin de Lains at cents.
And mulutudes Of other bargains will he given BY
STONE & THOMAS.
Whheling, Va. April l2, 854
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Furniture and Mattress Ware
Room.
n. A. HANNA,

WTOULD respectfully inform the citizens ofCadiz
w and vicinity, that he is now manufacturing
and intends keeping constantly on hand general
assortment OF Cabiget Furniture, which for STYLE,
finish, durability and neatness cannot be surpassed
in the county lie also manufactures every article
OF spring, hair, shuck cotton and straw mattresses
which are gotten up in the most approved manner
and for cheapnrss and durability are without paral-
lei in this vicinity. All who wish to enjoy health
and comfort should avail themselves of this opportn
nifty Of procuring good mattress He also manu-
factures and repairs Venitian Blinds and keeps on
hand Gilt moudings for looking glass and picture
frames.
BY executing all orders in superior manner and
selling his wares at nj derate prices, he hopes TO
secure liberal share of patronage.
Ware Room corner Of Steubenville and Warren
St s--opposite McFadden's store
Cadiz, o., April 5, 1854
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4 tine Military Band will perform the most pop
mlar airsot the day, as tho procession enters tow
and also during the hours Of Exhibition.
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM AND MENACs.
ERIE will exhibit at CADlH Wednesday MAy 3d
Doors open from to 4. and to 94 r. NJ.
Price OF Admission IS cents. Children under n
years otage Is cs--fo the whole of this immense
Establishment, including General Tom Thumb, the
entire collection Of Wild Animals, Wax S,atnary.
Mr.. Lengel performances in tbs Dens, the Baby
Elenhani, Nellis performances &c no extra chars
under any preience wliateye4 let the reports b.
what they may
April N,,5a sa
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