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en- the LIST inst, in this place, by tho Rev. John
Thrush, Mr.. GEORGE &. Booa, formerly of Bath
county, and Miss ANN L. BRADY, of Staunton.
On The 10Th inst, in Highland county, by Rev. o.
p. Wirgmau, MIR. JAS. I. Paterson, Of Monterey,
10 Miss IA erEL A. GILMoR, daughter Of Alex. Gill
NOR, OF Highland county Va.
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70 r s Ale

pEING rather overstoeked with hogs, would
- like to sell, privately, about 40 or so white
Shoats Of select kind, and one or two fresh Mich
Cows, Several Thousand feet Of well and neatly hew-
ed Timber Of all sizes, from II to 10 feet long,.
Also
HOU Il A N d i o T.,
OF Six Acres, about mile and half from Staunton,
joining hir. A. +. Stuart's Farm, This lot has a
Good and comfortable New House ON it, and the
land is the best quality, aud would make desirable
Garden if properly managed it would yield more
according the capital invested than most of the
farms in Augusta. JOSEPH 7. MITCHELL.
March 3, ls55.-3t.
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ssa- The ssles of Holomay's Pilla and Ointment
snme. therefore, that the well known virtues the
usiiciness possess, becoming universally appre
aiated, among thousands OF persons of both sexes
testify diurnallY, az may be seen BY the Press that
their effect is miraculous they act conjointly d
rectly upon the SYSTEM the one internally and other
externally, that the most serious cases will readily
Weld to their wonderful power.
Mach g. 1S55.- It.
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IN. Consumption Be61ed. Since the days of Es-
suapiu., medical men have strived in vain to con-
quer that arch enemy of mankad, consumption
Dr.. Aver, of Lowell Mass, has we have ever reason
70 belev e, succeeded in attaining this object
nearer than any predecessor Or contemporary. He
calls his remedy Ayers Cherry Pectoral by which
name it has been tavoxbly known for many years in
all parts OF the world. Its recommended by numer
GU. eminent persons as the best remedy for diseases
Of the throat and lungs extant. DR.. Aver recently
received letter from Hon Daniel Webster, in which
that statesman speaks of the Pectoral III the highest
terms and mentions that he is personally known to
the usefulness of this article in both America and
Europe --Ner York Sunday Times.
Feb x -4V,
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| Jonathan Lamb
Silas Livermore
Joseph Loui1
Ellen + Linsay
Miss J ulia Lancaster
Michael Long
NJ
JOSEPH NJ Messersmith
Miss NJ G Mercer
James Moore
Joseph Mccoy
Robert Mealy
Felix Mccarthy 4 Bro
Thomas Morrison
William McFall
William Merritt
Joseph A Morris
Fountain A hurry
James NORM
james McGrory
Augustus Maracoi
N
j Mason
William Newman
Cyrus Napier
Hardena Nolon
Peter Neenan
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Mr.. burlington
James U'Rear
John O'Mayly
George Polner
MIS- Jane G Patterson
Harriet & Payne
Henry G Potter
David Peace
| John A Patterson
| Sarah Plunket
Lewis Peace
! James c lolmer
Abnar Perkins,
" w Peace
Johann George Pferfler
Y
Okey Quick
X
Philander Ransom
Mrs Eunnels
d Rankin
Elizabeth Reynolds
Miss Lucy f reynolds
James L Smith
Eliza Jane Slagle
Charles b Smith
Mrs Elizabeth e Scott
John Splitter
Mrs William Snapp
James Abstraction
Mrs Elizabeth Sperry
Alex Staubus
William IL Ii Shihet
illiam l. Smith
John Slower
Thomas Shelly
I
IA Thompson
Lucy Thomas
J Thompson
Thornton Trambo
ii j I app
W
Margaret Ward
Mary Elizabeth Wood
" illiam " arren w arden
Martin Weigand
Peter c Wine
William " Hem
David r " e,ch
Maj James v alker
Mr. W eller, agent
George ii " hitescarycr
Fanny Yaney{2
ers in the above listSill
ised.
!. STEVENSON, Pm.
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fss. TIE effects of tho imprudent use of Mercury
nay Be seen in the hundreds who walk our streets,
like Thermometers indicating every change OF wealth
O. BIZ the aches OF their Bones and Jo1h,s, Rheuma-
tism Neuralgia, and like diseases and they n, cod
snue so until they eradicate every vestlge u hercu-
~ from their systems, which can only be - by
resortng to &c Cartsrs Spanish Niriar .neonty
positive antidote for Mercury known.
Feb. l7.-4t.
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The moet extraordinary diteoecry in the World ;s'te
Great arabian Rcneey for Mon aud Bsas'.
H. q. FARRELL,S.

The most es.rno.dina,y di,eeeery n The World ''ae
II. q. FARRELLS.
CELEBRATED ARABIAN LINIMENT
The beautiful and fertile region skirtng the desert
OF Arabia, abounds with rare plants and odorous
woods. whence are procuped those aromatic gums
and basains of which this Lniment is composed. and
hy whose stimulating, unctuous and penetrating pro
parties it's when applied diiiuscd through the whole
nervous system, allayng the most intense pain ia a
few minutes. Try it, when you will be convinced
that prepa alton possesses in SO high degree Its
perfect anod yno qualities Its action is prompt and
effective. 1t penetrates the flesh to the bone, relax.
contracted ds restoring use to limbs paraysed
for years, and where the flesh has wasted away eav-
ing nothing but skin and bone excites healthy &C
uon causing ucw flesh to grow out and fill up tho
shrivelled parts 1t restores the synovial huid or
Joint water, and this is the reason why it has been
80 successful in diseases ofhe joints. In affections Of
the Spine, Liver, Lungs and Kidneys, this great
remedy stands before any other ever produced-
For ague cake enlargement OF the Spleen 1t IS q
specific. For any internal inflammation you will
find it gives great relief 1t has equal in the
for Rheumatisn-also cramps, swelling, nunbne.s,
weak Joints, spine and Chest, pains, wounds, chill
blains burns sore throat, bites of insects and rep
tiles salt rheum, warts, corns mango, and lndeea
nearly all diseases which require an external applies
ton, and many others, greatly benefited by it,
1t is used externally with great SUCCESS in goite OF
swelled neck, Scrofula or Kings Evil, Liver Com
plant, nervous diseases, &c. For Horses or Cattle
It is as efectual as in diseases of man. Will cure
any of Sweeny in existence; also SPAWN,
Splint Ringbone, Big head Fistua, Farsy, Poll
Evil, Windgalls, Strains, Bruises, DC,
LOOK OUT FOR CouSrERFErrsl
The public cautioned against another soan-
torfet, which has lately made its appearance cal
lsd W. B. Farrell's arabian Liniment, the most
dangerous Of all the counterfes, because his hav-
ing the name of Farrell, many will buy it in good
faith, without the knowledge that a counterfeit
exists, and they will perhaps only, discover their
error when the spurious mixture has wrought its
evil effects
The genuine article is manufactured only by H.
q. Farrell sole inventor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist No Il Main street PEORIA Hi
addressed. Be YOU get it with theletters H. 9.
before Farrei's thus-H q. FARRELL Sand his
signature the wrapper, all Others are counter
feits.
Sold by J D. Eskridge, and by regularly authori-
god agents throughout the United States
VA Price rs and so cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
hamlet in the United States in which is not al
ready established Address H. G. Farrell as above
accompanied with good reference as to character,
responsibility, &c.
So j. b EsKaIpaE, Agent, Stanton, Va.
Feb. TO- l655.-4t.
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LIST OF LETTERS
1)EMAlNING in the Post oflco at Staunton, Feb.
III 2Sth 1871.

| III Eh AIN lN0 III We y
III 2oth, 1855.
b
J X BilIhimer
Bette Breeze
Charles nj Burgess
Mrs Susan Brydie
John S Byars
VIM Bare
Mr. Braxendale--2
J Beckwith
James Bishop
Mrs Ellen Buster
Henry Bryan
Mrs Philip Beard
Elias G Bowman
Hugh Breeder
Henry IL Bishop
Rebecca B Balsley
John l. Bishop
Joseph Ii Burnett
Frederick Burns
Ann G Babb
Miss Mary Bowles
Thomas Barrett
Barney Brennan
Frank B Bailey
John r Carter
Maj } L Calvert
Martha A Carson
Jacob Crist
James w Calhoun
James Cooper
Sallie Cunningham
Carey A Calvert
! Bette Grouse
| Honera Craddock
! John Collins
ID
Andrew Damron
John Day
! Sarah Day
/ Thomas Donohoe
Jacob NJ Doom
! Dabney Drigelest
Elijah Dinkie
" ID Davis
Easter Davis
L
Jack Edmund
+
James p Fle,nister
Georg e Franklin
Mrs Elizabeth Frasher
Virginia G tirobaugh@
Carrie Ann kirkpatrick
q
Ii A Gerow
James A Grove
Mrs Vim j Gilkerson
Mrs Susan Gollada
L G Groiner=
j Graham
Miss Sarah Gentry
A NJ CARRIER
& w CARRIER 4 Co
Win ID Germ
Alexander Grove
Mary A Grove
Lizzie Hinton
Robert liosey-2
May Hansford
Jonn Hanger
Price 3 Hopkins |
Timothy Healy
J
Enos Jones
Cicero johnson
w ashington b johnson
William jackson
X Kinsley
Samuel A Kerr
Samuel L Keller
Ezekiel p Kelly
DR. Samuel Kennerly.
Anthony kenneday
Persons calling fer lett
please say they are advert
l.. l.
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IN Weak, nervous depressed in spirits and a
the victim to dyspepsia indeed object of eommise
ration. Yet it is absurd Tor him to despair. We
care not how low, weak, nervous, and irritable he
NAV be- the cordial properties of Hollands German
Bitters, prepared by DR.. c. N. jackson, Philadel-
pha are stronger than the many headed monster
which i. preying upon his body and mind ; and II he
choose to try them, viii insure spefdv cure. See
advertisement. Feb. A.-z.
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Piano for sale.

A VERY superior new Piano of 6a4 Octayoes for
n sale. Enquire at this citce
Feb. "a, ls55.
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Persons calling fer letters in the above list, will
please say they advertised
l.. l.. STEVENSON, Pm
&A-So Letters will be mailed hereafter on san
day. l.. LIS Z ~
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Feb. II, 1s55--tds.
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Form Of a Guarantee

Form Of Guarantee
The undersigned, residing at, State Of
undertake that if the foregoing bid for carrying the
master General, the bidder shall, PRIOR to the LIST
day OF July, 1855, or as thereafter as may be,
enter into the required obligation to perform the
service proposed, with good and sufficient surties.
This we do with full knowledge OF the obligations
and liabilities assumed by guarantors under the 9th
section of the act OF Congress OF July 2, 1886.
Dated.
(Signed by two guarantors)
Form Of Certificate.
The undersigned, postmaster OF -, State Of
-, certiiies, under his oath of office, that he is
acquainted with the above guarantors, and knows
them to.be men of property, and able to make good
their guarantee.
Dated
The suilicency of guaranors on proposals may be
certified by judge OF a court OF Accord ana py
postmasters at the following olices and no 9TH
In the State of VIRGINIA postmasters of Offices
at the court house county seat OF each county
and at A rletts Berkey Springs, Berryyiie, Betha-
nv Biz Lick Bridgeport Brownsburg Buckhannon,
Ceristiansburg, Clarkesville Columbia, Danvie,
Eastyille Emory. Paramount, Falmouth, Farmville
Fredericksburg, Front Royal Gordonsyille, Greigs-
vile Guyandotte, Harper's Ferry, Harrsonburg
lIowardsvllle. Kanawha Saline, Lexington, Middle
burgh Lynchburg, Morgantown, Newborn, New
Market, NewtoWn Stephepsbnrg, North Mountain,
Oak Grove Old Point Comfort, Pattonsburg, Peters
burg Salem Seottsvie. Sheperdstown, Union,
University IF Virginia, upperyille, Warsaw, Wa
terIord, Wayncsboro', Weston, White Sulphur
Springs.
Also, Boltmore, Cumberland, Frederick, and
Hagerstown, Md; Uniontown and Washington, Pa
Brownsville, Tenn Washington and Georgetown.
ID. c.
Conditions to be incorporated in the contracts to the
extent the department mgy deem proper,
/ Seven minutes are allowed to each intermediate
Office when not otherwise specified, for asserting The
meils but on railroad and steamboat rou IS there is
to ba no more delay than is sufficient for an exchange
of the mail bags.
g. On routes where the mode of conveyance admits
of it, the special agents of the Department. also post
Office blanks mail bags, looks and keys are to be
conveyed without extra charge
s. On railroad and steamboat lines, British and
Canada nails when of,red, are to be conveyed
without additional pay also, the route agents oil the
department for whose exclusive use. whlsa travelling
with the mails commottious car or apartment in
the centre o. car, properly lighted, warmed, aad
furnished and adapted to the convenient assortment
and due security Of thu mails is to b. provided b. the
contractor, under the direction ct tina depart
meat.
g. No pay will be made for tai - not performed !;
nd for each OF such onissin not sats sssa ally
piaia,d three tsae. ths pa q t,s ssp s- b. ssfoe
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II 1t us inssSrasOr's safe.

March 8, 1915.
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lrItis 4 bitter pin 70 the Know Noh.
ings, tia; The famous 'sNed Rantlinsp was
The founder Of their Order, II any proof
was needed IN regurd to his claim 60 the pa
tsrnity OF the Order. il might be found in
his extract from a dietOriAl. POmPOus and
Oracular letter which tha. individual has re-
Gently addressed to the Bangor Ne. Jour
nal.
We no longer need Secret Societies
they we're needed at 6rst, but now they are
q hindranse, a clog to our progressl Our
principles are known, u party IS formed
our banner is unfurled openly to the world,
by our merits let Us stand or let US fall
ave no longer need secret societies.
That is Buntline and me and the rest Of US,
How proud the K. Ms must be Of their Pa.
Statesman.
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ARRrYAL on re ASA.
FouR DAYs LATER.


HALIFAX, March 30lh.-The Asia arn-
we'd lasi night with Liverpool dates 10 March
10th.
Breaa stuffs slightly advanced; Western
Canal Flour, 49s; white wheat ies Sd; red
IFS Cd; white corn ass, yellow AS Cd, mix
ed 42s.
Nothing important from SebastopoL
Public attention is conferred on the Wen
ma confidence; hopes and fears are about
equally balanced, as to the probabilities OF
peace.
Austrian and Prusian circulars indicate
peace; but the manifesto Of the Gear Alex
ander to his army, is interpreted as very
warlike.
The Allies re opened the FIRE on Sebas-
tc pol, with good effect. Nothing new from
the Danube.
The Roebuck Committee wan in SEES.
sion.
The Emperor Napoleon's journey to The
Ceimea, is supposed to have been post
poned.
The ministerial crisis continues in Bel.
GUM.
SPAIN.-An interesting paper from Gen.
Concha, respecting the Cuban conspiracy
has been laid before the Cortes. 1t recon-
nends that concessions be made 10 the Gu
bans. A vote of approval was unanimous
ly passed by the Cortes.
A new BaVarian lean has been promul-
gated.
The great Conference met, formally OH
the 18th. One French, two English, two
Austrians and two Turkish representatives
were preaseat. Gortschakof was not pres,
ent. Telegraphic reports say the discussion
was on a general basis. Negotiations ter.
minated satisfactorily. Rumors are current
that Austria and England will be content
with the demolition Of sebastopol; but Ma
poleon absolutely insists on more.
PARIS, Friday Night..-The mission Of
general Wendell has completely failed
Russia refuses to accede to the treaty with
the Allies, and will not therefore be admitted
to participate in the conferences.
SEBAsToPcL, March l.--(French account.
On the night Of the esd the French
stormed two Russian redoubts; bnt finding
them not tenable, they blew up the redoubis
and referred with a loss Of 100 killed and
800 wounded.
MENcnIxoFF's DISPATCH March 1.-Du
ring last night, we erected a second redoubI
in front Of that, which is on the side of oul
forIi6cstion. 1t wasjmpossible for the en-
envy TO prevent Us. Nothing of Importance
from Eupatoria.
BALAKLAvA, March g Sickness decreas.
ing; weather clear and frosty; three miles
Of railway in operation.
March 3.--'rhe Russians are certifying
in a formidable manner, the valley of tlit
lnkermann; also erecting mortar batteries
kamara threatened Balaklhva and sunl
two more ships in the harbor Of Sebastopol
Two Russian officers deserted TO the Eng
lish. The siege works are proceeding with
the greatest activity. Signed,
BRUAT.
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b Law ofNewspapers.

J.. subscribs re- who do not give express notice to
tse contrary. are considered as wishing to continue
ser subscriptions.
2 Ii Subscribers order the diseoniinuance OF their
sriodicals, the publisher may continue to send them
,sntil all arrsarnges are pgid.
3 Il subscribers neglecto or refuse to take their pc
fiodicaB from tho osiices Re which they are directed
they are held responsible ill they have settled the
hill and ordered thsun discontinued.
4. If subscribers remeve 10 cther places without
Informing the publishers, aud the papers are sent to
ile k5rEar dtteenon, they are held responsible.
5. Ihe Courts have decided that refusing 10 take
periodicals from the clice. or removing and leaving
mem u~ncallsd for, is pima facia evidence OF lnten-
tional fraud.
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Lssmber Do anted:

TIME subscriber wishes to purchase n large lot 60
seasoned lumber, suitable for all kinds of Wa
gon and Carriage making, &c.. for which the very
highest price in CASH wllI be paij, il delivered SOON
enquire at VI. Slenmous' blacksmith shop.
Cadiz, June 25, lsJi-3t u. PENN.
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Fol the Cadiz Democratic Sentinel.

- 49,
Departed this life on the Goth Of March, 1855, Miss
LUCINDA SIMS, in thc 23fdyear d her age.
The deceased was q young woman Of un !
usual promise. Her amiable and obliging
disposition won for her the respect and love
Of all xho knew her. She was a kind and
nffectionate daughter. a ender and loving
sister, and gave earnest Of exalted cireer OF
virtue and usefulness. Hers wcIe bright
hopes aid brilliant prospects. She had dedi
Gated herself 10 the service Of her Maker.
and as her A SD and heart failed, her fai h
in the all atoning sacrifice of The Son OF God
became stronger and stronger; and her anti
cipalions Of glory honor and Immortality,
brighter and brighter to the last. Death
10 her vas wi hout its sting, and swallowed
rp ID victory. Beloved are they who die
IN tie Lord. The silver :ord is Ioosed; The
golden bowl is broken; her sufferings are en-
died; her pains have ceased her struggles
are over: and though cut down in the mora
ing Of hr. days. we have a sell grounded
s.spe that she has gone where the wicked
sAse fon trouble, and the weary are at
rest.
9hs monster death bas seized the gem.
AMI elained tsr for his own;
Hsssnsfelsd her from our fond embrace,
Niis VIZ are left 10 mourn. :
Desth cam and there was none that could
Her saye from his destructive hand
Bun hurrisi her from this away
Unto another land
Yes, she j. CONC, anil we no more
Shall see that smiling face,
Tsiat smiled upon Us when we met,
VIII sHcha charming gsaee.
Tie gsnys will not Che victory told.
D'er tlai dear form We loved,
Baa only boautity the clay
Fa brighter worlds above.
Tiseaistus with Gods viii comply,
Il waaHis wise design,
That ahs SHOULD be Transported thuS
III tsiFef worlds 10 slime.
Though beauty dies and f,wers do fade,
And sufsey gems we Ioves
liza pleasure fSr Is 10 think
Rhst they ore booming now above
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DElTAL SURGEONS!

OFFICE-East side, Main street, in Sharon's new
building, opposite the Mansion House.
Having associated ourselves in the above profes.
sion, we would respectfully solicit a continuance Of
the patronage our friends and the public generally,
have hitherto extended to us-feeling confident thar
there are none desiring our professional services,
who will not therefrom realize the fullest satislac-
zion. Having at a considerable expense newly fur
nished cur operating rooms and added all the latest
facilities to our Laboratory, we feel well assured
that our work cannot be surpassed by any in the
Union. All operations warranted for one year and
charges aslow as any other respectable Dentists in
the Slatt.
\. B. Having sold out our interest in the business
of Dentistry in this place to G.. w. Molitt and S. b.
Lukens, we can cordislly recommend all our friends
add patrons to their skill and attention.
M0FFGTT g. HAMMOND,
Cadiz, Feb. 2l, 1855. Dental Surgeons.
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% SYPHILIS, SCR0FULA AND DISEASED
BLooD FOR ihese terrific diseases, Carter's Spanish
Mixtme is the only specific.
The proprietors have in their possession over one
hundred certificates OF the most extraordinary cures
efeetedby it.
We refer to the certificate of Richard Adams, late
High Sheriff OF Richmond, Va Edwin Burton, Com
missioner OF the Revenue for Richmond; General
Washington City; Mr.. VIM. A. Matthew'S, and c. B.
Luck, Esq, of Richmond, Va, MIR. I. Boyden, Ex-
change Hotel, Va; and a host Of others, who have
seen cnses of the worst description cured by Carriers
Spanish Mixture. They aiI certify that it is the
greatest purifier Of the blood known.
See adYertiaement=n23-lm.
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sTEUBENVILLE R

III II AbL1 NIL
ArRIL 2--Flour: COED superfne 3,62;
extra 8,8T, dull.
Wheat: 1 10 for white; 1866 for read.
Groceries: sugar in hhds 5000; per Dbl.
6I@65. Aew Orleans molasses 27@28;
syrup so; rio coffee l2@12!.
Grain: corn 5000. Oats, 40.
Bacon: hams 859s 81; shoulders and sides
Salt: retails at 2.50@2. 90.
Buttor: I8c for fresh roll.
Lard: s@84c.
Wool: 23@33.
Dried Fruit; apples l,55 per bushel;
peaches 900.
Potatoes: 80c per bushel.
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Farms fo9. Sale.

TINE subscriber offers at private sale a Farm 10
a. Harrison county, situated ono half a mile south
Of the bottom road from Cadiz TO New Philadelphia,
one and one half miles south east from the town of
Franklin, Harrison nounty, containing 200 acres
lao acres OF whicR is cleared. and the remainder wei
timbered. About three. lourths of the entire trac
is bottom land in a good state of cultivation, and j
we'll watered. The improvements consist ola ZOO
two story Frame Dwelling House, a good Barn
Stable, Wagon Shed and Spring House, oil in good
repair. There are also on the premisesa choice SCI
lection of Fruit.
The properly will be sold at a reasonable price
and liberal chances for payment. For particulars
enquire Of The subscriber u VIM. Hogg both in the
town of Cadiz.
robson HUMPHREY.
P.S. Also at private sale the Farm upon which
John Miller resides, near the above named premises.
containing 240 acres; ITO acres of which ID bottoni
land, The etitire premises are well watered, in i
good state Of cnluyation and well improved. For
particulars enquire Ct VIM. Hogg, cadiz, Harrison
county. Ohio.
Cadiz. yuly 10. J954.-3m
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Hale Sheet.

0uing TO The necessary trouble attendant
upon moving a printing flee, we are COM
PEELED his week to issue only a half sheet
Oar subscribers, we are certain will over
look this deficiency,
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G YORK MARKET.

April 2--Flour tritle higher, sales Of
good Ohio al 9.37@9,75; Southern at 8, SO
@9,8l. Wheat firm. Corn sitter, but not
qnoiably higher; sales of 10000 bushels
western mixed at LOO. Pork trifie higher,
sales old mess l4.3lf14,37. Beef firm.
Lard duh.
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CINCINNATI MARKEr.

April 2--Flour firm, 8,25@8 90. Pro.
visions buoJant. Mess pork 1880: bulk
meat B and 6 cents for shoulders and sides
sales Of sugar at 54@54. Molasses &c;
groceries firm.