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ATTENTION, THE WHOLE!

While you are talking OF your internal improvements
forget not to call and the improvements made
i'll Guns at NJ. \. Bakers Gun Manufcctory, on
Hay street. opposite the Post Office, where he has the
Prlss:an Needle Gun Air Guns. and various improve ed
Pistols Colts Repeater. Aliens, Whitney arms com
pany with Maynard primers, Armstrong Ducling
Pistols; with large assortment of double and single
barrel Shot Guns, Game and Shot Bags. Powder
Flasks. Percussion Caps of English and French make
with large assortment of gaming fixtures.
Rifles constantly on hand and manufactured to or
der. and warranted to shoot from 100 to 900 yards
Repairing of every thing in the Gunsmith line will
he done at short notice the best manner and for
small charge All orders promptly attended to- All
work warranted. NJ. \. BAKER,
Sign of the Wooden Gun
% Hay street opposite the Post Office.
CORN.
1900 bushels country Corn in store, for sale by
W. H. LUTTERLOII
January 2l, 1851 If
JAMES G. SMITH. MILES CosT1N
JAMES c. SMITH & CO.,
Commissicm Mcrchants
Have removed their Office to the second story of the
building formerl, occupied by the Telegraph Company
where they prepared to attend to all business in the
Commission line
All business entrusted to them will be punctually
attended to-
Wilmington, Jan'y II, 1854. 7s-1y
CHEAP GOODS,
am now receiving a much larger stock Of
Fancy Dry Goods
than have vet offered in Fayetteville consisting
Dry Goods Of every description Hats. Boots oes
Ready-male Clothing, which will BIC sold low as an,
goods in the State
will be glad have the ladies call and examine m,
stock W. +. MOORE
Sept. Il. 1853. If
II. ERAMBEItT.
Confectionery Variety Store,
Under the Fayetteville Hotel. Hay Street,
FAYETTEVILLE. \. {.
December 81, 1853
BROWN & Der EFT,
NEW YORK.
neROssET OWN,
WILMINGTON, \. c.
General Commission Merchants.
10000 lbs. ralIOW wanted,
For which the highest cash price will be paid:
Oct g. 1853 A. NJ CAMPBELL.
DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. W F. BASON begs leave to say that he ex
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y q Il & T.

IT & r..
Having purchased the interest of T. r. Underwood
in the firm of G.. W. Lawrence & Co, | will continue
business IL heretofore at MARY ) tiARDES.
| have from II to l. Coopcrs constantly at work
manufacturing SPIRIT BARRELS at the rate of 100
to l25 per week; have now on hand 400 Barrels for
sale at 81 25 cash at the shop 50 81 delivered i'm
shall also continue the dislling ofTurnentinc and
will pay within l5 cents per barrel of the Fayetteville
price in cash, goods at cash prices.
Turpcntine Wanted.
have now in Store general assortment of Goods
for sale at Fayetteville prices All kinds Of country
produce taken in exchange for goods Calf and see
G. W. LAWRENCE.
Nov 25, 1853 60tf
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October 20, 1853.

Beiy~ All persons indebted to me by account
previous to October 1st. 1853 earnestly requested
to make payment | desirous of settling up the
old business. X. X. BRYAN.
February II. 1854
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CorNcIL OF SrArE.--There was no quorum @,
this body on Thursday ast-Messrs Lane, HUI
and Stallings in attendance we learn thc
Goxcrnor has notfed the Council to meet on
tI,e 18th If This month Raj Stand, March l.
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NOTICE,

THOSE who are indebted to m" by Note or Account
will please settle the And all debts due pri-
to the ls Jan 8:' must be settled longer
dulgencc cannot be given
\. 4. MCKETHAN.
Oct |, 1853. If
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S III f Nj w ELL HOUSE.


Fayetteville, Y. G..
East side Green Street doors North of the Mar
ket House.
&zzA The subscriber begs leave to announce to
5m the citizens of Fayetteville, and the travelling
GAAA public that he has just finished and opened his
House. for the reception and entertainment of who
may wish permanent or transient Board.
His house is large and comfortable and his table
shall always be furnished with the best the market will
afford He also has good and trusty Ostlers, who will
attend faithfully to that department of the business
No pains spared to make those comfortable who may
favor him with their patrona share of which is
respectfully solicited Charges shall be moderate.
II. SIIEMWELL.
Fcbe Is. 1854. Stiff
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$50 REWA

Runaway from the subscriber, his Negro men. JOHN
and TOBEY John is about 26 years old E feet inch
high weighs about 1s5 100 lbs. Tobcv aged about
22 years. feat inches high. stout. and weighs IT'S
lbs They bought from Mr. James Surles. of Cum
bcrand county and will probably be lurking in that
neghtorhood Tobcy has wife at Mr. Richard Bird 9.
in Johnston County. Twenty-Five Dollars for either.
or Fifty Dollars for both. will be paid for their apprc-
henson and delivery the subscriber for their
iincment in Jail in the State. that he get
thcm- An additional of One Hundred Dollars will
be paid for the conviction of any person of harborn
the af,ore Negroes
JOHN COLEY.
Fair Buff Columbus Co. y. c.. Oct. 6. 63-tf
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=
II.. removed She we'll known stand Of the Drs Rob
insoa corner Of Green and Bow streets
April %. 1858. If
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WORTH g. UTLEY,

WORTH & UTLEY,
Forwardtng and General Commissiom McrcAants
FAYETTEVILLE \. C..
J. \. WORTH. JOSEPH UTLEY
Feby Is 1854. Stiff
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NOTICE..-MULE FOR SALE.

The subscribers offer for sale Three Teams of Mnlcs
WAGON and Harness. Those wanting Mules would do
we'll to call on the premises.
Also, 200O acres turpentinc Land for sale Gail and
see. ): r. MELvlN
Cypress Creek, Bladen Co., ! w. \. MELVIN
December 8, 1853. 1l-f
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Two galleries in Theatre at New Orleaii~ 3;;I-
recently fell, while the house was crowded. XIII
ing aud wounding several persons
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CARTHAGE HOTEL.

Having recently purchased the above establishment
from Malcolm Kelly. Esq, am prepared to enter
tain in com Portable manner those who give
call Having ample stables, good hostlors and dis
position to accommodate, | rGet | shall he able to
give entire sat efaeti0n tp those who with
their patronage
II. c. MCLEAN
December 3. 1853. 7O-tf
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RaysTH,X% .ER.

Alto NE.Y At l. AW.
FAYETTEVILLE, y. c.
Office on Anderson Street.
October y. 1853 Gm
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The subscriber offers for sale twelve hundred
Of Lana located in the ls,wcr end of richmond county
1t is air,;t r1uli<tant from Floral College Lauren
bnrg High Schcol and Laurel Iill, The Land is we'll
adapted the grnw:h of corn rostnn, wheat, &c. 1t
also offers great Inducements to those engaged in the
turpentinc and lums,c: business | have constituted
Alexander Mclean. Esq nay agent during my absence.
to whom all communications in regard to the matter
may he addressed p: tilopoIis L. o. Ro,con county.
Luther Blue, who resides 10 the premises Will take
pleasure i'll exhibiting them to any one who may call
for that purpose. J. G.. BLUE.
Oct. %, 64-tf
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DI 4 II II l.. L FACT RY,

BY GEO. LAUDER.
Nearly opposite to F. W Vikings Auction Store
Fayetteville, y c.
Oct. ], 359.
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LAND BROk Err.

have many calls about Fnrpcntinc lands that
have concluded to offer my services to buy and sci
Those having lands for sale will furnish with po
and quantity together with fair desert f,en,
price. ~ - ooo-
Nov lS, 1883. 68tf. JAMES tr. COOK.
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CLEMENT NRIGIIT,
Attorney 4. Law, Fayetteville, y. c.
Office at the corner Of Bow and Green streets
Fpby 8 1888.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DR. W. +. BASON bcgs leave to say that he eX
poets to be III Fayetteville in February when he hope
to and hear from his friends and others.
Jany 20, 1854 79-tf
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*. NJ. NICRCHISON

Commission, and Forwarding Merchant,
W WII.MINGToS, \. G..
January I. 1854
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SSOTICE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his LANDS six miles
North of Fayetteville. and about mile from the
Fayetteville and Raleigh Plank Road consisting of
about twelve hundred and sixty acres OF land suited
the making of Turp"ntine or Timber There Is also
on the premises. good Saw and Grist Mill all i'll good
repair and now in operation also Dwelling, and all
the necessary outhouses. in good repair.
Also another tract of two hundred and fifty on
the head of Carvers Creek known as the AIRY
Place. which there il small Farm Dwelling House
and other houses
On the first tract. there is cut about twenty
five thousand Turpentine Boxes from two to four years
old.
All the above lands Will sold the most accom-
modatng terms. Persons wishing to purchase. VIII
please call on the subscriber who will take pleasure in
showing the above lands.
WM. +. BOLTON
! Oct. ~. 1853. 65-tf
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TO MILL. OWNERS.

The subscriber takes this method of informing his
friends and the public ths, he still continues i'll the Mill
Wright business and all its branches vx foNndering
framing and erecting Wafer Stcan Mills upon var
principles. either with simple complicated ma
chincrv. lie returns his thanks to the public for the
liberal he has received heretofore. and hopes
by strict attention 10 ,1isif@ and by giving general
satisfaction, merit continuance of the sume He
iIatnr$ himself that his work will compete with that of
any other machini-t for speed and durability. All per-
who want work done in the above line would do
well to give him call. he has several competent
worlen in his employ and is prepared to execute all
Job. tho shortest notice and reasonable terms
Orders promptly attended to. For further information
al ress the subscriber at Johnsonvill". Cumberland;
county. y. G. ID. b. JOHNSON.
November iG, 1853 y-spd.
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BANKS IN SoUTH CARoIINA-The Chcraw
Gazette states that there are sixteen Banks of
the State which have accepted the provisions
of the Act of December 18th, 1910 and that
a report of their condition shows
An aggregate capital of $l3, ,242, $50, 10.
Aggregate circulation of ii, ITO, 473, 95.
Aggregate amount of specie
in vaults, ,655, S53, 95.
Notes discounted on personal
security, 1920, ,639, 20.
Domestic exchange, 1O,949 O4S, 81.
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10000 lbs. Tal1Ow wanted,
For which the highest cash price will be paid
Oct 8, 1853 A NJ. CAMPBELL
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Aggregate circulation OF II, l,llO,4 ,413, 95.
Aggregate amount of specie
in vaults, ,655, $50, 95.
Notes discounted on personal
security, 1920, 639, 20
Domestic exchange, 1O,949, ,O4S, 81.
WHY DO TEETH DEcAY?-1All the theories
that time and again have been advanced in
answer to this inquiry have long since vanished
before the true doctrine of the action of cxter-
nal corrosive agents. The great and al-rower-
full destovcr of the human teeth is acid vegcta-
BILE or mineral; and it matters not whether that
acid is formed in the mouth by the decompos-
ton of particles of food left between and around
the teeth, or whether it is applied directly to
the organs themselves, the result is the same
enamel is dissolved, corrodcd, and the tooth
DESTROYED Much, very much of the decay in
teeth may be attributed to the corrosive effects
of acetc acid which is not only in common use
as a condiment in the form OF vinegar, but it is
generated by the decay and decomposition of
any and every variety of vegetable matter
When we consider how very few persons, COM
paratively, take especial pains to remove every
particle Of food from between and around their
teeth Immediately after eating, can we wonder
that diseased teeth common, and that
their early loss is frequently dcporcd-
Prac,icqL Dentist.
\ letter recently dropped into the Office at
Chapel Hill, n. c. bears the following precise
superscription. We give it exactly:
to Motley Ann lis
Miss Polly H-s
Miss Eflin H@s
to the other of
these Names
Comland County Fay.
Ettvill post Office
with Hast)
1t Is inserted as literary curiosity for those
who find pleasure in odd things AS it bears
| on its face a aais,-direction so far " Polly -
and Eln" are concerned, there can be no
doubt that Motley Ann" must have been the
recipient Of all the wcalth it might contain, for
doubtless its contents rih.-L nlrersity
Magae1nc
The letter has duly arrived i'll g ComIand
County Fay. EttviIl post office" and awaits its
owner.
"YouNG AMERICA The Lafayette Undia-
na) journal tells good story of a precocous
little fellow who walked into the house OF 4 c-
tizen of that city one day last week, and after
taking seat by the fire, very cooiiy informed
the lady of the house that he was on his way
to Chicago, and, if they had no objection, he
would remain over night. The lady, of course
consented, and the little stranger was kindly
cared for He gave his name as Charlie and
said he lived in Cleveland. When asked what
he was going to Chicago for, he answered that
he was travelling for his health" All attempts
to obtain the name of his parents were unavail-
ing. He obstinately persisted that he never
! had any.
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IRISH POTATOES.

IRISH POTATOES.
100 Bhis. SUPER Northern Yellow inst received and
| for sale i,v PETER y IoII%Cn%
Feb'y l, 1854
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A. NJ. Campbell,
AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
East side of Gillespie street,
FAYETTEVILLE, N G.
October l. 1853
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BROWN & DeisOSS > Er,
NEW YORK.
DeRO S EFT g. b II o !" N,
WILMINGTON, n. c.
General Commiss ssiOn Merchants.
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< new supply. just received
Jan y 80. 1851 79-tf GEO NcNEIYr
THE SUBSCRIBERS Will receive proposals for 100
O0o lbs of Cotton Batting Wadding Also fn,
30o0,en0 (threc mlions) Of Reeds from to 81 feet
oag, and also 10000 (ten thousan) pounds of good
clean Corn Shucks in stated quantities. For further
particulars inquire of r. W. HENRY
Fayetteville Nov. II, 1853. 6S-tf. J. HENRY.
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GsreGlE AstSrgEe1aaS.
IAMlsN n.NwAasT,

JAMES $sa. ~ AgsT'
TTAS just received the largest and most beautiful
L J. stocR OF SrkING and SUMNER DKG GuODS
ever brought to CadiZ, which have been selected
with great care from the recent Impuratlons in
and will be sold Tor casn good pro-
duce at very small advance above Eastern Coat
Purchasers respectfully solicited TO give them
un early call, and secure good bargain tic stock
consists Of general assortment OF the following
icles:
French Merino and Thibet Cloths;
COburgs, Paramates, and Persian tWils;
High cOlored de lanes, cashmere and Gala plaids
Muhair und silk lustres, apacas, all colors;
bonlbaZlnes and Persian cloths do do
high Iustre plain black silks, all widths;
BrOcades, satin plulds and watered silks;
Black and Chameleon silks and Turk satins;
China silks and PoplIns, pluln and figured;
FRENCH and American GInghams, all PRICES;
English and American chlntZes and cailcOes;
Needle worked Gull collars, cnllIlzstes and capes,
Embroidered, plain and hem stitched linen cam
bric Adkts;
Silk pocket hdk'fs, cravats and neck ties;
Gloves, mitts, hosiery and Suspenders;
Tickings, checks, bIeached and brown musns,
Irish Linen table cloths and damasks
Blrd.eye and Russia diapers, very cheap;
High coored dress and sack hannels, plain and
hgured; ...
Cloths, Cassimeres, saiinetts, Kentucky Jeans
and Vestipgs;
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons at bargains;
Spring and Summer ohawls, general assortment
Crash and towels 1t 81 per cent. below regular
prices;
Red, white and yellow lapnels, very cheap.
Also general assortment OF Queensware, Groce
ries, &c. Bring on your trade. 4NaH
CadZ, Ohio, Aprll ~, 1888.
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$50 Reward!

w IL be palI 10 any person VINO VIII BUY hoH
w OF UiL. LHkELo healing ClAtment, ana
USE ii according to dilecuons. ii tney VIA CAL al my
office ana say, WIN d clear conscience, maj IL VIII
not completely cure chapped hands, chI0lulhs, chal'
Ing, Soe Liys Burns ana Freezes, Sores on chlldIeh
und greatly ulievlLte, lfnot enlTly cure ShIdheah'
lies, inflammation Ut breast, bes Vi llsects, ipcs
Oh The Face, ana AL diseases ot the oKin.
MUNGUL TEHtt.L, NaucatucK, couh. ,
/ o WHOM all orders should be addressed. Soi0
also by tile rrlnclral Druggists and county Mer
chants generally
81 5arciay.st., New York: a Mcclure 81 CO., Alba
ny. tIvlulng " LIotLers, PIGtsblghi VIM ii DrowI
uid Dlo, No. Liberty-st, baltlno!ei 1 Lyot
aud sons rhlI Iadsl phIL
AGLNIs--John DealL and 5 Hamilton, Cadlz.
spII2a InJ3- lY
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all diseases OF the skin.
This Ointment will cure the Salrheum, and Burns
or chapped hands, quicker and surer than any other
Inc, icines OF the kind before the public.
10 substantiate the above, can give hundreds
of certificates, but consider it use, as tany per.
son can do the same, il they have friends for even
a worthless urtice rely solely OIL ths merits OF the
Ointment for the public patronage,
n. B. a single box OF this Ointmen Mt will keep any
Backsmilh's, Farmers, Sailors, or Mechanic $
hands, let Them chap or crack eve so bad, sound
and in good working order all winrter.
Prepared and sold by MONROE IERREl3,
Naugatuck, Conn.
WHOLESALE DEroTs.-C V Clkcnner & CO., No. 81
Barclay ST., New York; FeIning &, Brothers, Puls'
burgh; Weeks & Potter ID Washington St, Boston;
Win ii Brown x Bro, No. 4 Liberty St, baltimore
n W Dy Oft Il sons, Philadelphia
Sold also by the prnci.. al huggis's, and country
Merchants frlce 20 cents per uox
A4ENrs--John Beall q > hamilton, Cadiz.,
f CrosKey 4, M Julley New Slarket brown
Barnhouse, New Hagerstown. A Jul SchreloeF
Mooreteil. l. PAitps " CO., Smyrna.
sep2o ld53ly
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u u 4 ED!!
Youth and Manhood.

4 Vigorous Ii e, or a P'emature Deoth.
kINKLLiS ON okLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % CLNrS.
ais 0oOk Just published Is nlled ~Ill useful M
formations, Oh The lIiIi iIAlles anu olseases VI the
OsnerauVe UIguns. IL addresses ltseII alike ~
outn, Aianhood and Old age, and should be READ
by ali.
The valuable advice and impressive warning il
gives VIII prevent years OF m4aeEy aA4 spAe.Ins,
and save dnndatIy 4housands "a Lives
falenls by reauInS II VIII learn ho" To prevent
the destructIUn OI IiiGlr CAiidren.
"a remittance Of 20 cents, enclosed in letter,
addressed 10 Dr. hlNhELI\, N. W. corner VI lllIG
anu Union streets, between spruce ana lle, fhlIa
delpnII, " NJ elsuGe BOOK under envelope, per re
luIH Of mai.
leroons at distance may address Dr. K by let
eI, (post-pdlI,l and De cured vi nome
ldctasea oI Asdlcihes, LIruciloAs, &c. ,torWurd-
ed by ScilIng reillttauce, and put up secure nom
damage or c4IloSIy.
BuGA sellers, News Agents, PodIers, Canvassers.
al all others supplied with tne above wOk atyely
low rates, May 10, loo5-iy
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AFFLICTED kEAU!!!


MEDIEAL HOUSE
Establshed Is years ago, @y DT. hinkelin, n y.
corner OF Lird ana UuJn streets between
spruce ana Plne sts., Philadelphia.
EIGHT EE.N years ot extensive anu uninterrup:
ed practice spent this city, have rendered Dr.
tue emost expert and successful practitioner tar ana
nea! in the treatment OF all diseases oi private ma
ture Persons attiicted with ulcers upon the body,
throat or legs pains i'll the head bones, nercutIu,
rheumatism, sricIures, gravel, disease arising from
youthful exeesses impurities the blood, Wnere-
by the constitution has befone enteebIed, are ali
treated with success.
lie who places himself under the care of DR.. H.
may rellgiousiy connde Ill his honor gentleman
anu confidently rely Upon his skill as physician.
EAIAE pALGkBS q a-AEk NUbkGE &.
Young men who have injured themselves by
certain practice INDUCED ln-a habit frequently
learned from evil companions or at school; LIE Ell
tects OF which are mgnuy ieit, even when asleep
and destroy both mind ana body, should upply lhI
medlately. Weakness and constitutional ueUlllty
loss muscular energy, physical lasstude ana gen
eral prUstrauon, lrElIauIIty and all nervous udec
! uons, indigestion, stuggtshaess OF the lIver ant
every disease IN any way connected with TIE dis r
der Vi the prucrealve functions cured, and tulI ylGo
! e5t0teI.
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Hsppiness and Bread.Making.

- eaarz. 81 .,ff,n lie ohiS celtEa'oE.s
Happiness and Bread Making.
'sOae slep from tie sublime y ue ridie-
ulous. truly" exeisims many isughler-
loving gih. As the heading Of dis ai'icse
meets Der eye. a--
Itnfor you, dear girls. ] have taken ny
pea vhelher ia cottage or hall. and as you
PONDER it over hope the two will not seem
50 incongruous. The truth well tcll would
make your ears iinE le, and awaken IN your
minds the firm resolve 10 perfect the capac-
ilies of your mind and body far the pro-
motion Of domestic happiness. ltmay seem
strange that so important rrssls hang upon
50 apparently simple sEbjeSt Simple did
/ saw Il is simple that tae wealth OF wO
mans mind should b lasi>hel ON the fash
ions Of the DAY, while she is Ignorant Of
that which peFlsins 70 every weA regulated
househpld. Bat IL IL noble TO investigate
the ass which goTern our phsieal being and
aid nature in sxecning the designs VI the
creator. Upon the wife, mother, and
daughter; deYolve The all important ta,k,
or rather art OF providing food ior The low
ed ones. Wealth may have It's exceptions,
bat this shoRld be rare, snd ebould not alb
solve any from understanding the mefas
0perandi Of preparing i! for the table.
] cannot impart to the young mind the
importance OF this subject, but appeal 70
those mothers who entered upon the untrigd
dutrips of married life, when ignorance
seemed bliss" nor cen cloud appeared in
the horizon; yet shame and mortifca'ion
has crimsoned radiant face, and tears dim
Saed bright eyes, when day after day pro-
duced the sour loaf, and poorly cooked CON
dimsnts for him who OF all the world she
would love to CRAFTY. Mar this alone; the
spirit becomes ehafsI and the heart weayy.
Leave not this lesson IS the fniShing touch
Of education, bEt put yourself under youi
mothers experienced teaching until all j.
learned. Aud must appeal to all mothers
10 study the future bsppiness OF 'heii
daughters, and while they are furnished
with the bright gems Of mental and mora
culture, and the heart satisfied at the fnunt
ain Of domestic love; that ye fail not to pon
them to the great laboratory Of nature, troW
which then shah gather materials for fooI
for both for body sud ralnd.
CousIN MARY.
1F Ho.ntr al;o
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WAGON & BUGGY
MANuF

A ARQN FORMAN thankful tor the liberal pat
u. .ronage heretofore eqtended to him, would al.
otbe citizens OF Harrison, and the adjoining
ceItles, that he is now better prepared than ever
manufacture TO order Family Carriages, Barouches,
Dug ses Gigs, Sukies, and Wagons, Of all kinds and
Sizss which, he feels confident cannot be exceled by
any other shop in the country.
Having Stock OF material that is really unsurpas-
sed, and having tull knowledge Of the business in
all It's branches he respectfully asks those who may
wish anything in the above line, to give him call
his shop III the rear OF Mr. SemInons Blacksmith
Shop, and nenrly opposite the Cadiz Hotel, where he
may at all times be found
l;auiz tkrtnber Ia lSl
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW g. SOLICITORS In
CHANCERY,
EIANIG formed partnership in the practice OF
II their profession, will atteiid promptly 10 all
business entrusted to them professionally, Ia Harm"
son and the adjoining counties.
Office nearly opposite the Mansion House up
stairs.
Cadiz August 3, 1858.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-03-01
JESSE II. McMATH,

Attorney n"d tOnn "ia".' n' Law
ansi AOnc;IuF iM C4anACery,
CADIZ, OHIO.
w ILL practice in harrison and the adjoining
w counues. All business entrusted 10 his care
will receive prompt and diIigent attention,
sc~ Utdce-In the PrO5at0 Judges building, over
the Market house, CsdiE, Ohio.
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