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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-04

v. II
The FIRE mentioned in yesterdays Courier as having
broken on, the premises of Mr.. f. p segnious west
side Of Meeting street not ecctualy sabdued until
nearly O'Clock We suboin account of the damages
sustained, and the amount Of insurance thereon
The interior Of the brick building facing Hasell
street adjoining the Pavilion Hotel owned BY Mr. Geo.
Thompson entirely destroyed The upper portion
the ediace was not occupied. II extended back the
norm inc about lo eet and was recently fitted up to
connect with the buildings occupied by Messrs. f.
Gilbert fronting Wentworth street, to form
continuous saiesroom opening on both streets. This
property which insured in the Femen's
Office for $1,000 had been leased to the Messrs Gilbert
and was TO have been turned over to them yesterday
The building facing Meeting street occupied by Mr.
Leonard Chaplin carriage depository, owned by Mr.
p Seisnious, was destroyed. II was, however, nsur
ed in the Firenans Insurance Company for 600 Mr.
CHAPLIN stock insured for $40 600 81, 900 in the
Royal Insurance Company. and SIS 900 in the Grard In
suran,e Company, Of which H. TAYLOR is agent. The
Quilting next north Of the above owned and occupied by
Mr. + y stgnious, was also consumed. 1t WAS insured
in the FremeDs insurance Company for $4,000 and the
ihop for $500
Mr. S Mowry, Jr, whose residence is next north of
the above had the wood work of the piazza charred by
the aame- His stable which was destroyed was in
sured fer 81 600 ia the South Carolina Insurance Com
pany
diatey ives, OF the carriage depository OF Mr.. NJ II
Nathan, owned BY Mr.. < Mowry Jr and occupied be-
low as blacksmiihs shop BY Mr. Chaplin, and above
a dwelling by several families, consumed IL was
32,5oD
brick building adjacent to the above owned and oc-
cuped by Mr. Chaplin for purposes connected with his
business WAS destroyed II insured fsr S. 900 in
the Home Insurance Company, Of which J H. Taylor is
agent
A brick building west OF the above owned by Mr..
Samuel Meeker, of New Haven, slightly injured. 1t
was, previously mentioned, occupied by the Messrs
Gilbert and connected with Mr. Thompsons building
Hasell street In this large and commodious salesroom
number of carriages And other vehicles many Of
which we're removed. The insurance amounts to 1000
s. 900 in the Monarch Office, Now York. and 20 900 in
the Fircmens Insurance Company; but small amount
however will be required.
The large building extending along the north line Of
the premises which stands the Pavilion Hotel, was
Iac4r Ma Orna finn
roof has fallen In and in the upper stories little is
standing but the naked walls II is insured for 81 900
In OF Mr. j. II Taylors agencies and 81 600 in the
Charleston Insurance and Trust Company which amount
We belle 70 will fully cover the damage.
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p AIN TIN r
PROCLAMATION

hereby made 10 all the qualified voters ofHsr.
L nson county, that General Elec,ion will he held
as required by law, on the Second Tuesday, balnp
lne IUth day OF October, A d. 1854 at the several
PAGES OF holding elections il said county, a, which
time the foliowing!offcersi are 10 be chosen. via
One Supreme Judge, one Member of the Board Gf
PubllG Works, one Member Of Congress, one Pr =.
bate Judge one Clerk OF the Court, one Comfy
Auditor, one Commissioner and one Director Of
townships in said county, are REQUIRED tn return tbs
townships, to wit:
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-20

TIME greatest Discovery of the oge-Planters
4 Farmers, tnmities and others can purchaee 10
remedy equal TO DR. TOBIAS Venetian I,inimen,
Tor Dysentery. Cholic, Group, Chronic Rheumatism
Sore Throat, Iooth-Sche, Mosquito Bites, Pains in
the Limbs, chest back, etc
Ii 1t does not give relief the money will be refund
ed all that is asked is trial, and use il according
10 the directions.
II ls an English remedy, and was used bv Will
Item the w., late King Of England and certified to
by hlln, as euro for rheumatism, when everything
else had failed.
OVER 10000, 900 BOTTLES have heen sold in
the United States, without a single failure, and
many have stated they would NOT be without it il
II was $40 per bottle, in case Of Group az it is as
certain as it is applied
1t cures cholera, when first taken, in few hours
Dysentcry in hall an hour; Tooth ache in five min
utes 1t is perfectly innorent to take nernally and
ls recommended by the most eminent Physicians in
the United States. Price IS and So cents
DIX. TOBIAS could ill dozen newspapers with
certificates and iettcrS relating to the wonderful
cures accomplished by his Linimenl but considers
waFFanilng 1t sufficient, sany person who does not
obtain rrliet need not pay for il.
DIX TOBIAS has put up a Horse Lirimept in mint
bottles, which is warranted cheaper and better than
any other Tor Cholic, Scratches. Old Sores Calls
Swettn19. Cuts. Bruises, etc. Price 50 CENTS
DIX TOBIAS Office, $40 Greenwich street New
York.
For sale by FLEmlNa Il BRorHREs and Dr.. KEysER
Wood atrest. PittsburE.
AGENrS--John Bcall and S Hamilton, Cadiz. NJ
J"lleY Il CO., New Market Wilson & ppmiur Mas
Nreye brown x BNnhouse and VIM Walters
tee " tlagsrsrown 4 Jul Schreiher Mooref;la +
thipps H CO., Smyrn'. snp2s lS53lv.
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Executors Sale.

ON SATURDAY the i4th day Of October nay,
~ ls54) will proceed to sc II at public yenJns.
IN the Town Of New Athens. n srrison County. Obio
both the Real and personsl estate nd propertv bs'
longing 90 the estate Of John Miller. late Of the
Town OF New Athens, decSased consisting Of his
and one yearing colt two large Iron Kettles sci in
cast plate, and furnice screw and tallow nress
one large Iron Kettle TO run tallow in with a yori'
ETY. OF other articles 10 tedious 10 mention saIs "a
commence al 10 o'clock A. NJ
JOSEPH DUNLAP, Executor.
Dafad In "a 9th der, IS
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CITY Fathers IN TRouBLE.-The chairs,
tables and fixtures Of the common council
chamber of Cincinnati have been levied on
by the Sheriff to pay judgment Of 81 ,559,
obtained by a citizen for injuries received by
him on account OF the bad condition of the
stFeata
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500 REV ARD!

II OST on Saturday evening the 9th of Septem-
~ her, 1854, between the town Of Jefferson and
tho residence Of the Subscriber, ore mie-Nnda half
this side OF Jefferson the road leading rom Salem
10 Hanover, large, fair leather pocket-book con
tanning ONE HUN DRIED AND TWENTY Doll
LARS There was ten ten dollar bills on the State.
Bank of Ohio, one ten on the bank OF Kentucky,
and one five on the bank Of Indiana What bank
the other hve is on is not recoected. Any person
finding the money and returning il to the subscriber,
shall receive the above reward and many thanks.
SHADRICk KEMP.
Eentembrr l6 1854 -3t nd
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TT The press throughout the country,
without distinction Of party. very properly
condemn the recent indigniIy offered to Sen.
ator Douglas at Chicago, and express their
dlsapproval Of the conduct of those citizens
OF that place, who prevented him from ad-
dressing the PeOple,--ALsE. Gazetis, Rhig.
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Public Sale.

WILL be Foll at public vondue at the late resi-
w dence OF William Shipton, deceased late of
Archer township, Harrison county, on the 2Ot day
oi October 1854 the property of sald decd real and
personal, viz: 100 acres Of land of good quality
also, Horses, Cows, Sheep and Hogs, Horse gears
Wagons, Plows, Hnrrows CultivatOrs with a vari-
ETY. Of other farming utentials, one Buggy and Har-
ness, Hay and Oats, with variety OF other articles
TOO tedious to mention. Sale to commence at 10
O'clock, on said day, and continue from day TO dny,
till all is sold. HUGH CAVAN, Executor.
,EI
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NOTICE is hereby given that the following ac-
IN count has been filed in the Probate Court OF
iiarris,n county, Ohio, for settlement The first
count OF Joseph Read and Josiah Scott Executors
OF William NJ. Read, deceased, and that the same
will be examined and passed upon by the under
signed OIL The 18th day OF October, next
B. w. VElRS, Probate Judge
September 18th, 1854.
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APPLES AT THE WRsr.-Letters from resi-.
dents in the western part Of the State Of
Ohio. mention that the crop Of apples in
that vicinity is very large. and the fruit is
sold at low rates. Good apples are plenty
at from 80 to 40 cents bushel.
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l2 for re-pseked at Chicago. Beef triGs
easier, l5i9 l55. Cut meats dull. Lard
dull, prices lower. Batter easier. Ohio lac
l7i. Coffe fGm. Sugar firm, but trsnsac.
tons moderate. Molasses firm.
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ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.
ALLEGnGNY NIrY, Septembtr u

NJ 1ALLhWHANI Wiz l-C P'UIIIV''I I u
CATTLE--'fhe receipts fell of yesterday
about one half from the previous Monday.
Prices were about the same. The whole
amount offered was disposed of to the city
butchers at 3fc, gross, equal to II net; the
average was 2t(03c.
SHEEP-The number Of Sheep and Lambs
offered was GIG; Of these aboat 4s5 were
sold, at prices from rs cents to $500 "
head, Lambs and Sheep together, accord
ing to size and quality. The best sheep
brought $3,95 W 100 ib equal, on anaver
age. to $2.00 " head.
HoGs-About SO head were offered and
taken at sa@3Ac. gross according to coadi-
tinn -
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By virtue OF m Actpassed March H. 1871, amen
datory TO the Act OF 1881, defining the duties oil
County lrsasurers, am required 10 sell personal
property Tor taxes real unpaid on tha 2uth
day OF December The following is the sectlon re.
terTed to;
Sec. d d. That when any person ia charged on
tn Duplicate, with tax on real estate and tax on
chattel personal property, the payment OF tax
such chattel or personal property, snail release
while in his possession, from liability he distrain-
ed for the payment OF Tax on huch real estate, ues
the person IN whose name such premises are charged
shall satisfy the County Treasurer that tho same are
not his property, and crroneousIy charged in his
name Tor taxation; but the Treasurer shall b5 al
thorzed and required in nil cases, when any
person charged with tax on real estate, has per-
sonal PROPERTY within the county, 10 distrain The
same for the payment OF such tax And the COun-
ty Auditor shall accept from such Treasurer on his
return o! dellnquencies, no assignment OF course
(caiss for such delinquency oflanded estate, except
that the owner IS nonresident ot the County, that
such premises were erroneously taxed; thar no per.
sOna property could be found or that property wnen
seized was not sold tor want OF bidders
The Treasurer OF State refuses TO take any Bank
notes except The notes or bills ofspocie paying banks
OF this State, issued according to law.
J. 2. JOHNSON,
Treasurer OF Harrison County,
P. s. The following s the form OF Road receipt
which will be received at this Office in payment /
Road tax Tor the present year. hereby certify that
A. B, hhs performed labor ON the public road, in Die,
trict No. - OF - Township between the - day Of
April, and the - day Of 'ctober, 1854, under my di'
recion, u % yment of his Road tax for said year,
charged against him on the grand levy, TO the a.
mount Of cts. NJ. Given under my hand this
day OF - A. d 1854.
A. b. Supervisor Of sSid District.
Cadiz, August so,h, 1884.
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will also attend at the Tresqurtr's Ohise in Ca.
alE 10 the 20th OF Decenher ensuing 10 receive the
taxes ef those who cannot make Il convenient to
pay Wills attending in The Townships, alter tDat
time the penalty according 10 law will be added.
The tu lowing Table shows the amount of IN lev
led on the dollar or the SlUUO valuation for the year
1854. " 'N } va
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ErThe Ironton Regist.r says one hundred
and forty houses have already been built in
that town this season. 1t says two hundred
buildings will be erected before the close
of the season.
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Basket Factory.

1877 ,MAExEr SQUARE WrsT SIDE COR. MArKrr ALtEY
MOONEY Il BRO, manufacturer OF all kinds o
IA. Willow and rattan ware comprising childrent
wagons, gigs, cradles chairs, sleghs, farmers seed
basket, market baskets; ladies travelling and sewing
baskets round, oval and square in endless variety
Also constantly on hand brooms and great yari
ETY. OF cedar ware, curns, tubs, baskets. All whoiV
sale and retail. Orders promptly attended TO.
Mhrnlinr. Sep2S lS53-l -lY
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Common Ploas Iury. Probate Jnry

And the I'rnsiees Of The several townslIiDJ are
further required return from their respective town
ships for The OF the Probate Court OF this county
ao they are now required by law TO return, an equal
tanning the names Of said Jurors y, returned TO be
delivered to the Clerk OF the Court of Common
Pleas The polls to be opened between the hours
OF six and ten O'Clock in the morning and close at
xix O'CLOCK 10 me AFTERNOON OF ths same day.
j. BOYD, Sheriff OF Harrison Co
Ehnrin' % lGira EnHi. Gau
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sAa4ctiOsa! o4secsiOsa!!

XTOOD g. SMITH will ofor at public Auction
w to the highest bidder without reserve, their
entire Stock OF Goods, consisting of Dry Goods,
Hardware, Queensware, Groceries, &C., &c.
Commencing on Thursday evening 18th inst,
and continuing from day to day until all is sold
We have few moro houses aud lots for sale at
low prices. Gs W. g. 4.
We are alsS desifoos vi setting our Books as fast
~ pdssabse \. Sep,. -, 81.
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.Iohn Millar'a Estate.
NEW 4 DVERTI SEMENZ'.

NEW 4 DVERTT SEMENZ'.
FIRST ARRIVAL OF FALL GOODS !
9. LEVY g. CO..
IN AS Just opened new store on Main Street, oP-
Z pnsilc the Court House. They have a large
stock OF Goods, which they are selling very cheap
and tast We have Ladies Dress CIoods of all kinds
gond muslin de LANES. worth p cents, which they
sell Mt IL c, yard wide muslin worth cts selling
al b%; Caicoes worth loc selling at 6%. Yard
wide cslcoes only l2%; fine de lanes lsae.
persons wishing bargains will call soon.
FOEk KtaEi SENFLENSiN
We have just op,ncd a large lot of Ready made
Clothing, Of all descriptions We are able to suit
persons with either Dry Goods or Clothing.
84,-CaII and see for yourselves. Remember the
new Baltimore Store, Main street, opposite the
Court House.
Cadiz .. August 25, '5f
CNI,k, Grape, gossaniere, NapHs and English straw
- bonnctts head dresses, ladies caps, etc for sale
N great variety by 5 Il II McFADDEN
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DIR. J. B: ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHCLICAN

furpasses other remedies, III being more certain
less expensive, and leaving the system IN better
condition. Let all interested call and obtain PAM
phiet ltfte) containing ample proof, from the most
respectable sources Of the beneficial results OF its
use; together with letters from highly experienced
Physicians, who have used it in their pructic ce, und
speak from their own observations.
REFERENCES:
?. B Peckham, Nj. ID Utica, Y.
/. d; Fleming. NJ D, Rochester, \. Y.
NJ. Il. Mills, N. D. Rochester, N. Y.
D. Y. Foote NJ. D., Syracuse, N. Y.
Prot Dunbar, NJ D.. Baltimore, Nd.
j. c. OuicH, NJ. D. Baltimore, Md.
w w. Reese, VI D. New York city
W. Prescott NJ. D., Concord, NJ II.
}. r. Newand, NJ. d., Utica, n Y.
Rev. {. 5 Beard, Glenn Springs, S. g.
PAMPHLETS 70 BE HAD GRATIS AT THE
STORE OF
Jous McBEAN, Agent, Druggist, Csdix Q. Also
By C. l.. Fawceu & Co, Mt Pleasant, Harsh &
McCutcheon, 6eub2nviIle, and by Druggists ge net
ally.
Dy-NorIcE TO THE uHFoRruNArE FEHALE.
feel il duty incumbent upon mysGit to doclare
publicly the great blessing DR.. Marchisis Uterine
Caaolicon has proved to me. For two years my
health was hllserab!e was almost unable TO walk.
PHYSICIANS pronounced my case falling OF the womb,
eEteneiyo ulcerntions, commencing with uor albus.
The pains irritation prosratOn, and the intolcra
bic tGd Discharge rendered lite almost burden.
In this miserable conditlOn Or. F. ?. Newlnnd re-
commended Dr. MnrChlss Uterine Cathnicnn.--
Alter taking four bottles ! lind mysc In perfect
health Gratitude for restoration makes me ardent
" desire that sill my sex, alike unforuEa tP ,lt y
hnd sure relief from this ioe-timcble medicine.
ELIZABETH A NEWLAND,
No. ~ West ST., Utica, n. Y.
The above statcmentl know to he true.
F.P. NEWLAND NJ. d. Uuca, N. V.
| have no hesitation in saying Dr. Mar'hls = ter
ns Catht licOu Is uvaiuube III uterine IiaeGses gen
era!!y have used il in F!uor Aihu3, Amcnorruuna,
ProIa paus Uteri nnd OF extensive ulccra
rn 81 the vaglnl and OF ueri 1t is worthy Of the
notice OF the Faculty.
JUHNC. ORKjCK, VI. D. Bpltimorc, MA.
9J-J Il. Marchisi n Co, Proprietors, Central De-
poI, 3u4 ClcAdwoy. \. !. aug ,, '54 6rn
John Miller's Estate.
A-NTlCE is hereby given that the undorsgn<i
~ has been appointed mud qualified AS executor OF
ue lnst will ami testament OF John Miller, late of
Harrison county, Ohio, deceased, All persons iu-
teresed will take notice accordingly. Dated alta
dz this 25th day Of August, 1874.
JOSEPH DUNLAP, EZacutor
august 30, 1854.
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WASHINGTON HALF.

MARKET STREET, STEUBENVILLE, o.,
Convenient to the Steamboat Landing e. r. r. Depot.
VIM, JONES'. ..... .......... PROPRIETOR.
w The House has been thoroughly reftod and
reiurnished--a share Of patronage is solicited.
Sapteinber 20, 1854
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'17-E > : q y IA
w. .. MOTTE & BROS,
DEALERS IN all ErS1s CT
SrAPLE AND EANLA --N E----Z

nEA Ii S | y = Il EIS;s
STAPLE AND FANCY Dry GOODS,
No 10. A4hKLc r., WHEELING, Va.
W. wish IL t.. ...' attention Of ne cIrlysus .
~ Cadm and the surround. country, 10 o.
establishment in the Cl!y q Ga.e!lng. Our hons
deals in every description " DRY E,'S. b..
Vii 1e pre.' ad c5r'y in the scasoa wi. . 3D.. .#r
ttocE, suitable io- Fail and Winter fadc. IL vi,
contain every thing new an. 'asaionah, in Fancy
Gocls, together with all kinds oi STAPLE Il 10
MESIlC ARTICLES, such US are suta tabe iOtttln
lily use.
One OF the frm will be in the East a good deal o
his time that we will be reccviag FreIh Good.
every tew days throughout the soason. We viii a'
able 70 offer inducements in prIces which but lev
houses have In the Western Country.
We solicit call at our Store when vou visi, ouI
City, and ii we do not satisfy you taat il ai!i be 10
your interest TO deal with Gs, then i, Hiis be ou,
iauit, W. D. MOTTE d BROTHER
Wheeling, Sept Ia, 1858 ly
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI MARKET.
SEPT. l6--Flour dull; no sales. Good
brands offered ut 100 No sales in provi-
sions. Mess pork $50. Linseed oil 10.
Business generally dull.
NEW-YORK MARKET. "A,
SEpr. 49, Flour dull, declining a tribe
for good; common firm. Southern frmer at
8,8I@9,25. Wheat firm. Southern white
8e Corn is firm and unchanged, with a
moderate demand at previous rates. Pork
arm. rcsss i4,isf@id,s5; prime $il.ST@
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READY MADE CLOTHING The best and
cheussst assortment ever brought 70 CAdz, Tor sale
"a tsra6t 5tJzlE McCA4lMECKTA (
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5. @ II, MCkT AAUEN
ID ESPECTFULLY announce 20 he pubicl ihn,
II they are now receiving thri. stock Of SPRING
GOODS, which has been selected expressly Tor this
Market and so purchased that they will be able to
sell them on the most reasonable terms.
Our stock is iull and embraces everything kept by
the trade. We respectfully solicit an examination
OF our stock before purchasing elsewhere
5. & Ii. McFADDEN.
Cadio A nriI 10 lBh4
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Farms for Sale.

TTNHE subscriber offers ut private sale Farm IA
L Harrison county, situated one half Il mile s0uth
Of the bottom road from Cadiz TO New Philatelphin
one ana one halt miles south eust from the town OF
franklin Harrison nounIy, containing 300 acres:
40 acres of when is cleared, and the remainder well
umbered. About three. iOurths OF the entire track
is bottom land in good state Of cultivation and all
welt waiered. The improvements consist Of a good
TWO story Frame Dwelling Pouse, gool Barn,
stable, Wagon Shed and Spring House, all in good
repair There are also on tha prenIsssa choice Sc
lection OF Fruit
The property will he sold at 4 reasonable price
and liberal chances ior payment. For particulars
enquire OF the subscriber Or VIM Hogs both iu the
town OF Csdiz.
ROBSON HUMPHREY
T. ). Also at private saIe the Farm upon which
Jshn Miller restless, near the above named premises.
containing 24O acres 10 acres of which il haiirn
land. The tntire premises are we'll w4tersd, in q
good state OF cultivation and well improved For
pNrticuars enquire of VIM Hogs, Cadiz, Harrison
coupty, Ohio.
Cadiz, July 70, l554-sn
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Attention, Gentlemen!
by Fire

DETWEEN the years 1880 and 1884, large anI
ID valuable tracks Ot timber have been cut down
and sacrificed 10 the flames 'ur the want vi p opEr
machinery to make II valuable.
Having purchased the right to manufacture ard
use " ooI's improved sIuEe machine in h county
ol iiurris0n now offer tor sale township ur iIdl.
Yldua rights on favorable terms This Justly cele-
brated machine Will make and joint from 30 to 100
shingles per minute and do is work well. Iesti-
moniaIs can be proinced from the highest mechani-
cal authority in the land. Specimens Of i5 work can
be seen at VIM. Hogg's or J. p. Woods, Cadiz 70
Individuals wishing to purchase rights OF this ma
chine, we warrant 1t t" make i'll value as many
merchantable shingles ns will pay Tor machine and
right IN one week; or we will refund the money,
DEVlLDLloS Il BRADEN.
May 10, l853-6m. pd.
tUSI received very tlne stock OF SPSIX3 and
u SKINNER GoOrs, which will be sold very low
Cali and see themat SHOPWELL Il GRADES
Cadiz ., April 5, 1884
4 VERY fine stock OF READY MADE CLoTHING
N Fine trock Goats. Linen coats,
do dress do, Plain and barred vests,
do sack do, Satin, elk, Vanecia,
Common do, Mursciles com. VESTS
most OF which were made by the best OF workmen
here, and will be sold very low; call and see at
npj 81 ShOIWELL& 81 CNABBS
DEG AGE de lainS, barred do, Lama cloths, fig
I'D ured and plain lawns, prints, EinghaAs, and in
tact oll kinds Of dress goods for ladies, at
APPS 81 SHOIWEI,h Il GRADES
K ACES. hosiery, gloves md ntils, ut
14 ap5 81 SltOTWEIb u GRADES
tCyiIOkS and boots, fine and common, at
~ ap5 "a SHUFWELL IL CiSABBHS
A LARGE assortment OF linen coating, do plain
IA and barred iiuts and Caps und shirts, hnv ami
common; ribbons, tringes aud trimmings, at
bpj 81 SHO IWELL " CltABB'S
4 y ROCERIES, Queensware, DC. at
" apps
I men and silk handkerchiefs, embroidered
IL and PLAN tO,at siiUlWELL & Cf;ABB's
Ap5 81
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:, MARRlED-On the 5th inst, by Rev. e r. sMinoe,
NJ DAVID eRnGS ard Miss REsEccA BIRNkY, all
oil this county.
IN the 7th inst. by Joshua Adams, Esq, Mr..
JAMES GoRSUcH and Miss LAVRA PICKERISG, all OF
snort Creek township, Harrison county: