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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
TAdvertiseme eni

THE WEAKEST INVALID OR YOUNGEST CHILD may
sl u. DEsHlER CURE for FEVER and AcUE has no be1
ts .nd q perfectly mild and safe remedy Sold oJ T. d.
GUIos corner B0wery and GrAndsL
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

Gen D. h-s ~ pas lgo ,o E1s9rs a tie sseAnsT
Baltic which leaves Now.YoTk tn u of SeP:saber
His family wcat "a. ias. August aHd 3. IN Isly
where BE- vii join item alter arriving in Europe.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
NrOTICF of Annlication for the discharge Of an

n nt sbto o his debts pursuant to the pr0vions Of the
OF the hrst Of The hh chapter Of the seeoad pa.
- ,he R,y.d Statutes PETER BEROES Of ne ClJ 81 S"s
W a. nsoly,pt published AnEnst ~ 1919
Cd,o 70 sppesr be~ Of the Ju.ee. o. M
h The root Of rte Cy Hal IN the Cly o
on the Sh day Of September s4 a, 70 eck Va me
for,peon 10 show m they haye) WY a.
sS -, - aSe of nsovens estate and ns dsaffsa
nor ns Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

IN PJIRSIANCE OF an order of the Surrogate OF The
County Of NewYotk notice hsreeJ sven 70 a. prsSn. hxE,as
claims ssspst JAMES IRESOk l4ie Of the S :. S
a. =. ,hs one Of LOTHEoP W CHAPlN, No U1iSn 81
on on teore tenth dag Of ys1gAry New
pIooASSl ~ =, - Iriy lSss PRUSSIA {. TRESOR-
ios' ~. aamnist-ssrtx with the VIII aEaeIed
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
Advertisement.

MusIC-Eminent Artistes will be In attendance
TgI EvExfS the magnificent Of HORACE WArExs
ssq R,oss,xsv 10 Qualities Of elegant
M aTERss own All lovers OF good music are
invited To call Business Notice
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

The benefit of Mr. Farren takes place at the BROAD
WAY tonight. The plays are The Love Chase, "Th'
Miller of Derwent Water, and "Ganem, with Mr.. Far
rem in the first two and Miss Howard in the first and last
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYort notice hsIsey Fyen 70 AZ Per-,
i,ssx scotland formerly 9 NeWl ork deceased -
ne same with vouchess thereof 70 The suheoer d, rec
no sl,ht p the City New York before he lsh
~ of Deceher neKt-Da;ed Nelor the leth day OF June
~ JANEs STUART Administrator, with sui annexed
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
CITY ITEMS.

CONE Az Lisr.-Thank Heaven, the rain has eoHs--
the bright sparkling glorious rnn every drop Of which
is worth it, weight in gold. In looking over pile of
change papers, yesterday, eye igh;ed upon modest
paragraph which ths, for fifteen years according
TO authentic observation somewhere in NewEnglani the
2ib 26 and 2h days Of August had passed over
WthOuione or showers Of rain. We tempted
to the item and show its folly next week fo- a. the
ma Deni there not the most distant prospect OF rain.
An Anhora.ervards the coming down in torrents.
This most welcome storm up very suddenly about
e p NJ. rom The west and lasted, with nyervAls Of
calm. until midnight when this article written,
with promise Of longer duration. AT first we
had very vivid asd frequent lightning and heavy
thunder; but the lightning died away in half hour,
came I'D again at TO- and al gone before II. The
rain was for half an hour quite violent the streets were
flooded and the cutters full running Thereafter
there was moderate drzze Ill the evening Everybody
wa. delighted and wished the water would pour down all
pi,ht and all day. and for whole week. For the first
time this August we had pure air which il luxury to
breathe and many people showed their appreciation OF
the blessing BY prcmenadng the streets all the evening in
syite of the rain Everybody reoccd and ndthankul and
SO they ought TO be. If there exception, we advise
him 10 keep clear of Barnum, or he will be Gagged and
advertised az the latest new curiosity.
P.s-Aaetber fine shower at l2i A. NJ, with more
lightning and thunder. AT Il a. NJ rain was falling
slowly.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

The Roman Catholic Church at R6sitan, Somerset
County was set on fire AMI consumed on wednesday OF
last week The citizens Of the place have raised liberal
subscrpon TO be offered ward for the discovery OF
the incendiary.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

ARREST OF A FuGIrIvE.-A man named Henry Lestch
was Yesterday arrested as fugitive from Brooklyn, where
be stands charged with grand larceny IN stealing gold
watch valued at $50 the properly Of David German
resident Of that city The accused was sent 70 brooklyn
10 answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

The Mas Meeting OF the friends OF Temperance called
for ast evening to assemble in the Big Tent corner OF
Seventh ev and Theentht, to nominate Delegates to
he Auburn Convention adjourn ed in consequence Of
he violent storm and rain which came at the hour
named for the neehng Due notice will be given OF further
proceedings.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

The fosndry of Timothy Sied at Trenton, WAS oosumed
on Wednesday night-loss sl2OOO
The Delaware il low that the Trenton Water Power
is too scanty TO run the factories.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

F,Ryyrs's FlGHr-At o'clock yesterday morning a
uost uuuroyoked attack was made on the members o
Hose Company No. r. they were returning from the
fire in yesey-st The assault was made on the corner o
Rroadwav and Exchange-place, and is alleged TO have
been by the members Of Engine Company No. 20, who
upset the hose carriage and severely injured two OF the
members of No ls The Police arrived on the ground
too late to effect any arrests
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

UNIIcEN,Ep RUMsHo:s-0ficers Sterrett and Vsa
DYKE report seyent unlicensed groggeries IN tive
districts of the Seconc Nerd
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

D,scovrRY OF HunAs BoSEs.-A trunk containing por
tous of two human skeleons humber Of old books an'
sion on which was the name Of" Dr. j. Duffy was foun'
Yesterday in the cellar of house No. 23j Waker-st an
when the fact became public the cause Of consider
erabIe excitement in the neighborhood The Police, {
oue the excitement conveyed the bones to the fftl
Ward Police Station The remains had probably beon sub
iects Of the dissecting knife.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

Fousp DRowSED.-The body of . man, spparsstiy .
laborer along the docks picked up in the river yes
terday and towed TO Forrs Wharf The CcroIer was
notitipd
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-06-14
Small Note Laws.

The law lately passed by the Legislature
of this State against foreign notes undeF. ten
dollars, meets with objection in some quar-
ters. The Philadelphia Ledger callsin ques-
ton the hospitality exhibited to the statute,
and maintains that similer act. now in
Pennsylvania, has had an excellent effect up
on the currency Of that State, giving, as
that paper says, sounder and more relia-
bic currency than that of any other State in
the Union. Never before since the creation
of banks we're gold and silver more a5un
dant, or more universally the currency of all
classes, than at this very moment. Thou
srnds of our smaller dealers do not see a
bank note from months end to months end.
There are no losses by discounts, and no
apprehension among the toiling masses Of
breaking, banks, for the masses have little
or no interest in them. 1t says the law is
one of the most popular in the State. And
so, we predict, will be the Ohio law, which
goes into effect next October, if it is sustain
ed and put into practical operation by the
people. Let them reflect carefully before
they play into the hands OF rag money ma
kers by throwing obsticles in the. way of
the small note law. r. .a...
That t'home currency" which Whigger-
ry used to amuse the people with by fair
promises, will never come until the forcing
small trash is driven out by LAW Ohio
Dem 49,. -.T..IHH .H Ei1-4- d a.'a tiH
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MARCY PosrED.--A writer from Havana,
in speaking of the recent case Of the Amer
cans who were prevented by the authorities
from going without the city and from ex'
amining the fortifcatIons, says:
It is, perhaps, well for General Marques
Puzeela to know that the War Department
of the United States have, on their files and
in their bureau, perfect drawings Of Havant
and its defenses, to the most concealed dun
geon Of Moro, Cabanas or Principle AS goot
information as is in the possession Of those
in charge Of the works themsleves-~and
that they want no information.
GTWeare gratifed 70 announce to oul
readers CATHARTIc PHI, (ofwhich see ad
vertisement in cur columns, FROM that Justly
celebrated Physician and Chemist, DR., ]
G. AYEH. His Cherry Pictorial, every
where known as the best remedy ever of
fered to the Public for Coughs, &c.. has
prepared them to expect that any thing from
his laboratory would be worthy Of attention
As no one medicines more universally taker
than Ply sical Pill, the public will b
glad to know of one from such trustworthy
source. We happen TO know, and can as
sure them that this article has Intrinsic mer
its, fully equal TO any compound that ha'
ever issued from his Crucibles, and conse
queutfy is well worthy trial wheneve
such d medicine becomes necessary. Racia
com. Adg.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-06-14
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
JUNE 7.--offerings Of Beef cattle during
the past week 1000 head, prices advanced
shade higher since our last quotations;
beef cattle sold at t0,50al2, per hundred
lbs, feeders 2oa4o. Sheep in demand and
scarce, sold as high as per 100 pounds
live weight, Lambs are worth from to 8,
Hogs sold at 5,50a9,50 per 100 lbs. Cal
YES 5,00a5,60 per 100 lbs, live weight. Z.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-06-14

Eg-In Cleveland, on Tuesday, JOHN
HowLEY was sentenced by Judge STARK
wEATAER to be executed on Friday the 9th
of September, for the murder of JOIN Os-
BORN, a watchman. The widow of the MUIR
dered man was present, says the Leader,
and wept bitterly throughout the proceed
iugs. At the close of Judge STARKwEATHER'
remarks, she said audibly, "The blessings Of
of Heaven be on the Judge for that sen
tence."
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eVOtice.

THE UNDERSIGNED having removed to Cadiz. g.
the purpose of Establishing himself E business ti
respectfully requests all those who know % y
selves 10 be indebted to VIM g. tinney, and W -
& Finncy IL Co., to come and settle their acconl
at their earliest convenience, as we wish TO close
,he old books, and we have need OF tia funds, Al,
thoss indebted to the estate of Jas p. Barnes, ~
censed, will please make immediate payment a
they wish to save costs. All the above aceou1
may be settled with Robt II. Smith, as his agent,r
Decrsyille as the Books are there,
May y, 1851. WIN. u. flNNEA
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ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.
ALLEGHENY, Tuesday. June 6, 1854

ALLEGHENY, Iuesuay, June ., I60F'
BEEVES-- There were $50 head offered, /,
of which 200 head were taken by city butch
chers at 4@5c, gross; some very choice 60
ing at Ole.
SHEEP--475 head in pens, Of which only
126 head were sold to butchers al $1@$3,
rs F head, according to size and condition.
I HOGS--All the hogs offered were taken
for the east at 3I@4c, gross.
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4nOer HN2s g3M! !GS.

q w. MCDOWELL is now opening his spring
y. stock of Paper IIangings and borders, consisting
in part of Granite marble, column and various otht
styles of Hall papers, White Gilt and Fine Satin OF
every style for Parlors, Bed.chambers &c togelh-
er with large assortment OF the commoner KINDS oI
the latest style and best finish. -, ,,,,,o
Also large assortment OF WINDOW BLINDS
and Fire Board screens OF every pattern and quality
His stock which is the largest ever before offered
in this city, will be sold at prices which cannot tail
to suit the purchaser. ,,oa,,
Call and examine for yourselves at the BOOK and
PAPER Store OF 5. W. McDOWEltL,
North side OF Market, above 4th st.
March Is lS54-6m SteubenVllie, "
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Final Accounts.

NOTlCEis is hereby given, that the following ac- B
IN counts have been filed in the Probate Court Dlrs
Harrison County, Ohio for settlement,
The final account of Alexader Mcconnell Exec .
utor OF the estate of Robert Mcconnell, deceased.
The account of William Hines, Guardian o
Mary Ann Hines and Enoch f. Hines Minors
And that the same will be severay examined ami
passed upon by the undersigned on the 9th day oi
June next. b. W. VEIRS, Probate Judge
Nav. 81 1851.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

JUNE Prices of Beef cattle 1Oa13.-
Cows and Calves 39a70. Veal calves 4, so
a5,Oo. Sheep 2,9Oa2,87. Swine, corr fed
4, 4,25a5,40
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,N9ic &fnr.c.

THE SUBSCRIBER having oponed large ."
splendid assortment Of spring and summer g"'s- .
consisting Of Dry Goods and Groceries, also Quef..
ware and every variety ofgOods kept in tins mari
f0T The Spring and Summer trade, would respect,
" solicit share OF the patronage OF the citizens
Cadiz and vicinity, he is sure that he can selloff
good terms any Of his neighbors, On aeeouns -
making his purchases at the lowest point in ,iH'
market. which advantage he always gives to Ids
customers. Please call and examine his stock bsioT
purchasing elsewhere.
WIN. G FINNEY.
n 3. Misplace Of business is on Market st. iii IN.
building formerly occupied by A + Moore, oppos -
]. Lliiands silver-sInilh shop, Catiz, U. u
May Il, 1851. w G..
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

JUNE 10. Flour much, depressed. sales
could not bo made except at large decline
in round lots offered at 7,b0. Provisions
dull, no sales. Groceries unchanged. Bus
mess generally dull. yHaen 3roitaril-
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

JUNE 7.-Otferings Of Beef cattle to-day,
500 head 800 sold at prices from 4,25 TO
Ats, on hoof. Hogs, supply less abundant
sales at $50 to GO per 100 pounds.
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Ere&A DI.aE0S ,

Il subscriber is receiving his stock ,y--7sF,
l. Of Sp 'Hg and Summer DEgGS, witrh Sess.esT
me all been selected by himself in the 49,
,'s'nrn cities; Rnd is much the largest Esss<A
assortment oi the kind ever brought to &si5aS
this market aud in point Of quality price, etc, will
compare Sth any stock in the country lie will sell
rs low as any establishment OF the mountains
for cash or approved country produce. Persons
wishing To purchase any article in the
ROO f& Otk - s. UG LENE
would do well 10 call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALL.
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HORRIBLE MuRDER.--New York, June 8.
Mr.. James, a farmer, formerly a merchant
of this city, with his wife and a negro lad,
were brutally murdered at Smithold, Long
Island, on Friday night, while in bed
Nicholas Dane, an lrishman, formerly in
the employ of Mr.. Wickham, is suspected
of being the perpetrator of the horrid deed
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-06-14
Stop and Think.
Now is the time no more delay,
Stop that Conghi D, stop 1t to-day.

80 - ~
/ NOW Is me uiIe no no % iloIe ,yi ,uelayi -ffz--.
! stop that Oonghi y, stop i y ,t Iooay','
IT WILL ONLY COST ,SS w . CTS. " -.
lh. LOCOOh.o rulIllonlc HiieIs are Hniaiiine
- IN tle cule u Ii oous, SUMMIT D.9hcne-
US, hoaIsiess anu n an oi .e nous.
anus can u,,a wa, ~ uea siItue' out oile
VIII ,L,, ',a' sney aie
,,, NJ 70 carry III
e osnJiti n1'e must 'ast te anu are pure
| y " s sa'.,O,e o ,hr, =; -, ,,.i r
,rL as n , = s = UIereu ior
i'le so'iIiiio L"s ero SI ~ y 1ylVt
Upon % ea' OoA not euie Oy Heuecile Deaie's e'i
any - ,-....ss
l,-FNITF -,ro, 49,, I;--5,--,--r- H.
S,oasIsa @ oi .q cSss m
remedy annai ~ n- r0RI S, Vey,eti5 TirinSe1,
for Dysenier, CboIic Croan Chronic RbsunratisTni
Snro ~ ,Sa Sas1ith Rite4 poin in
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-06-14
Bic Paddock Forever!

EVERYTHING in the Hardware line, from an
T. Anchor down to Needle, can always be found
cheaper than the cheapest that old and well known
establishment, A IL BURTCH.
Lnn2G. lSAll
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-06-14
Attention, Gentlemen!
Destroyed by FSre

DETWEEN the years 1880 and 1854, large and
D valuable tracks of timber have been cut down
and sacrificed to the flames, for the want ofmoper
machinery to make it valuable
Having purchased the right to manufacture and
use Woods improved shingle machine in the county
of Harrison we now offer tor sale township or ndi-
vldual rights on favorable terms. This justly cele
braed machine will make and joint from ~ to 100
shingles per minute and do its work we'll Test-
mpnials can be produced from the highest mechani-
cal auhorityin the land Specimens of its work can
be seen at VIM. Hogg's or J. 2. Woods, Cndiz. 10
individuals wishing TO purchase rights of this ma
chine, we warrant it to make in value as many
nerchanable shingles as will pay for machine and
right in one week; or we will refund the money.
"s-' DEVLLDLloS & BRADEN.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-06-14
The Best ASaF@.alals

TNIIAT have ever been offered al J0HN McCoR.
l. MlCRs cheap cash store, can now be had. Iii;
stock is tu and complete, embracing every variety
ol Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Ready made
clothing Groceries, &c. His stock has been selec.
ted with great care, and at cost which enables him
TO sell cheaper than ever before. Give him call
before purchasing elsewhere, and you will not &C
away without bHying something.
Join MCCORMICK.
Cadiz, o. April 26, 1851.
READY MADE CLOTHING --phe best and
cheapest assortment ever brought to Cadz, for sale
at tap26) JOHN McCORMlCk'S.
LNRESII Family Flour kept constantly on hands,
Il and for sale at tap26 1850 McCORMtCkS.
LNANC4 SOAPS, good varlety, ior sane cneap DY
Il nov % 1853 BEALL
TOLOGNES, Various patterns and qualities 70
~ sale cheap by nov % 1883 BEALL
CELLERS Cough Syrup, an infable remedy
- coughs colds &c. or sale by J BEALL
nov % 1853
DR. HALLS Basam for the Lungs, this article
u perhaps has greater reputation for curing dis
eases of the Lungs than any medicine of the kind
now in use, for sale by nov % 1853 J BEALLs
(NASrE,lG OIL, in bottles, and on draught, prime
" article for sale by nov % 1883 BEALL
LNABERS Cedar Pencils, the best in use for sale
Il cheap by nov % 1853 J BEALL
GNTEEL, PENNS, large assortment cheap at
- nov % 1858 ( err BEALL
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-06-14
Announcements

ANDREW STUART, Of Jefferson county is a
candidate before the Democratic Convention Tor re-
election for eOEGREss -.
Mr. EBIToR Please hnnqpnee the name ofZACH-
ARlAH RAGAN Of Steubenyille, as candidate
for CONGRESS, before this Deniocratie Convention
IFFFrRSoN
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-06-14
Cheap GOOds!'
S. & Il. McFAnnEN

y ESPECTFULLY announce to he pubicl that
Ii they are now receiving their stock Of SPRING
GOODS, which has been selected expressly for this
market, and so purchased that they Will be able to
sell them on the most reasonable terms. . g..
Our stock is full and embraces everything kept by
the trade. We respectfully solicit an examination
OF our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
5. Il H. McFADDEN.
CadiZ ADr ID 1874
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Administrators Notice.

M NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has this day been by the Court of Probate Of
Harrison County, Ohio, appointed and qualified Adj
minislraor OF the estate ot Andrew JRmsUn late OF
Harrison County, deceased
May lst 1854. JAMES BEALL, Administrator,
L. LEwTos, Atty.
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Final Accounts.

Hf+F 4 lHCtA 6ACCOuukS.
NTOTICE is hereby given that the following ac.
Y counts have been filed in the Probate Court o
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement:
The second account oithe executor oil the will OF
Edward LatIerty, deceased, rendered by John Lat
Eerty, executor. ..y .r.
Iho hnal account of John Caldwell guardian fol
Margarel J. Caldwell and others
Ila final account fthe administrator OF te estate
Of John Crumrinc, deceased.
And That uld same will be sevcrmly examined
and passed npon by Ie Undersigned on the 2ath day
OF MayneXt w FEltS, Probate Judge
April Il, 1881.
VlsSI' rocHvud u yufy spuGA orsihu S'io
sr,ysftE ,iuuDS which will he sold very low
all and see tlIemut Sh0TWELL IL CRADLES
g Cailiz %, April }, 15j4 ~
VERY fine stock OF READY MADE CLOTHING:
y Fine lrock Goats, Linen coats
= ~ do dress do, flalii ana barred Eests'
do sack do, Satin, silk valnecla,
Cumuon do, Murseiles com. vests,
most, Of which we're made by the best Of workmer
Lsre and will be sold very low; call and see at
iisrg ISs fiet ~ Wy ~ 'S sHoTWELL& CRABB's
DER4GEl delains, barred do, Lama cloths, ig-
Is urea and plain lawns, prints, gingnalhs, and IN
tact all kinds OF dress goods for ladies' at ,,.,,
! :. nn5 81 efl.rs t-ig SHuTWELL &. CRABB'S
r ACES, hosiery, gloves and nits, at ,,,,,,
ap5'5l x SHOFWELL u CRABBS'
.cJlIOES and boots, fine and common, at ,,,.,
y ap5 5l SHUlWELL Il GRADES
a LARGE assortment of linen coating, do plain
"A and barred; ttatsand Caps, and shirts tlne and
common: ribbons, tringes aud trimmings, ut
ap5 "a ~ 5llOTWELL 81 CRABB'S
ROCERIEs, Queenswaro, &c. at
u ap5'5l ......
+ INEN and silk hnndkerchicfs, Embroidered
| 4 and plain do, at StlOTWELL & GRADES
aul '5l ...r.,...
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40 aYOVGsea1eCgDerS,

WYE offer this season. the largest and best assort-
w ment of Wall papers window papers, borders
etc, VIC, ever had
Every description of Ladies' Gents ind Childrens
Hosiery WHEAT " CllArblNE'
ADril J. ls5I-3n Monroe street. Wheeling.
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due Juno 9, 1852.
EANcY SCARS, PERFUMERIEs, etc, large assort-
Il nlent for sale cheap by }. BEALL.
april 20, 1850.
RF AsoN's ORIGINAL CHALLENGE BLAcKING, large
IYl and fresh supply for sale cheap by
april %, 1853 JOHN BEALL
WHITE, Red and Black Lead, Linseed Oil,
w Lacker, Turpentine etc, fresh and large
supply, at tapril 20, 1883 JOHN BEALL'o.
yNkS-Arnod's Hovcrs, Harrison's Morrisons
l. B!ocksoms, &c, large and small bottles, a fine
supply cheap by (apr 20, '53) J. BEAl.L.
CITEEL PENS, a large and fine assortment, vari-
- Gus brands, cheap ut JOHN BEALL'S
CtAND PAPER, q prime eastern article, and a
y large assormentby (apr 20, 53) j. BEALL.
CAP, Letter, Note and fancy Papers, States, PEN
april 2t 20, 1873. " ~ JOHN BEALL.
TAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kinds
NAV 4, 1858 " JOHN BEM4L,s.
ENVELOPES, Plain and Fancy, new supply,
II cheap at (may 4, 'j3) J. BEALL'S.
CtCOTCH, RAPPEE and MACCOWBA SNUFF,
- fresh supply, for sale at ,,-
may A, 1853 JOHN BEAl4LS.
OUU for sale cheap at JOHN BEALLS.
may 4, 1883.
1000 LBS EPSON and Glaubeer, SALTS, a
1OOO prime white article for sale cheapat
may 4, 1858 JOHN BEALLS.
DAY RUM, fine article for BARRIERS use, for sale
ID by (nay 4, 1859 JOHN BEALL.
(tANARY Seed and Cutie Fish Bone, a new sup.
~ ply cheap at, (may 4, '53) JNO BEALLS.