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IL ANING iiderested with us the hlessTs. SEQ
| i fields IA the Gas Fitting Business, we would
assure the public that all orders gwen 10 them
VII be executed III neat and wo kmau like
manner, aud that they can rely upon the work
lone by them, IS beng os the verybess material
As il viii be bat short tine before the gas
viii 10 introduced, we ncaId recommend TO
those lesiious Of lighting up al the time OF the
completion of the works that they give lnne-
date orders FIR ripe, fixtures, &c. otherwise.
mapy would be iasrsd beyond that time. as IL
would ba impossible to supply all application
upon sh, I notice. {. HEkRICk & co.
July 3 1855.
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BOOTS & SHOES AT WHOLESALE

IL ANlNG opened house in this City for the
IL pai pose OF carrying on the Wholesale Boot
and Shoe Business, We respectfully call the at
ieution of The trade 10 our LARGE AND WELL
ASSORTED SrocK, which is now being received
direct from the best manufactures in Massa-
chnseis 1t is our intention 10 always keep on
hand 4 0mplrte assortment OF goods in tho line,
ami offer such Inducements will obtain Tor
us a liberal share OF patronage
Couutrv merchants will do well TO call ant
examine our stock before they purchase.
July 7. CARTER co.
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II. ID. EOS ER
A, N. CARPENTER, NJ. D,
p II Y SICI A n s S L G + O

DE PECTFuLLY tenders his professional
IL services 10 the citizens Of Keokuk and 81
cinity.
" Office No 4 Burke's Gallery. corner of
Man and Third SITS. Entrance on Thifd
August l. 1853. dill
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DRIED BEEF.

\ lnn LBS st Louis Sugar Cured pr
= ,UUU Beet, warranted The best ever in thi
market WM. c. FUNKH0uSER
June >. 1885
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chicago. August FL.

CArrLE MAHkEr.-Prce- some b ttr than f)r past
~ dag. Sales $40 II - "a ler Ordinary extra
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A. Bridgnlan

I s Agent Tor the Missouri State Mutual Insu.
l. rance Company the, Directors of which are
among the oldest aud best known business mcr
Of 1t f,ouis d3spff
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4 V1KH.
ME>sRs. HELE CAMPBELL
ID ESpEC fFUlLS announce Ia the clt- a.
III res Of hpoAok and vicinity that |. ! a
tley intend as soon u raom an he oh 2-A-A
tanned IL The new block now being bum by d.
w. kilbourne) 10 opea TO NE 'pnh'c new
aud well selected stock of hae Watches aud
Jewslry, silver ana Plated Ware Also varie-
~ OF Fine Cutlery, Musical Instruments Of all
descriptions, &c &c, &c, IN fat every thing
pertaining 10 oar line OF business.
For the present NAV be found "a siahain's
block. on second Street, three doors south OF
Parsons Banking House, where portion oi our
stock is exhibited.
Weare Now prepared to do all kinds Of work
in orr line.
fsP Fine " atches and Jewelfs oil all kluas
repaired and warranted by competent wotkmeii.
J pARMELE. 4. CAMPbELL.
May 80. 1888.
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WILLIAM w. BELKNAP.

WILLIAM w. BELKNAP.
4 + 7 O l. y /. i 4 I l. A W,
NOTARY ruRLIc AND IN>JEANCE AGENT.
HAVING received ew Commission fou tie
- Governor, i, prepared to take acknowledge.
.neu's aad dcpostlohs usual.
All hl,iues- requiring the srrNlccs ~ Nqfa
~ Publc attended TO promptly.
Ere hand and Life Insurance Policies II
substantial companies issued OF lowestFates.
Pensions and Land Warrants obtained for
those entitled to them, aud Land Warrants
bought and sold.
- Office corIer Main aud Second Streets,
up stairs.
Jupc ?, 1885, d-mii 6m
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Removals.
D. F, HUMPHREY g. GAGE

III AVE removed Their Hat Gap, fonnei al
III Millinery Emporium" to M. 50, Malt
Street between "a aud i1li Il " doors above
lhsW old stand, ~heIe they viii continue thai,
business oil largely Increased sralc, both in Ii.
Wholesale ami retail departments,
We viii have the i0fgtSi stacb of goods in otil
liuc eve. arough 70 the We-trtn country, ant
viii be enabled 70 supply The wants Of cnb
Country Merchant III Iowa or elsewhere.
We viii have stock at goods Tor the Z" etaiI
trade" which Will he seeoad 10 uoae IN Chic go
OF 81. Lpni5 IN point OF ''styi .s and "rlaity. :"
Our rooms ARE fitted up ~ III. finest ,ty /. aud
10 palus val. be spared, to make the
"Great Western Hat, Bonnet, and Millinery I'm
porium'
NOT oNfF THE
CENTRE OF ATTRACTION"
but tho place Tor
GOOD BARGAINS.
Our Mr.. Fl. is now among the Eastern Man.
ufac'urers and Importers getiius up onr fal
stock, part Of which we expect in a i.w asys
Of the arrival or which due notice will IL given
ID. +. HUMPHREY x GAGE.
July q, 1855. div 2tw
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BORROWED.

GONE gentleman Of leisure borrowed my
~ Watch and Pocket Book last night. If he
will place the articles wher. | can obtain the N
/ will give the borrower fiisy dollars and ask no
question: In the pocket book was $40 in
counterfeit money, winch can be retained as 1t
may suit the trade OF the borrower. There as
also in the Pocket Book note Of Lynch &
Bedding for hundred cords Of wood, also an
order drawn by Patrick Conroy on Mr.. French
for Si20. The parties are hereby notified not
TO pay The note or order except to
HAWKINS TAYLOR.
keotik, August nth, 1855. dc,
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MOORE e. HOOPER.
PHARMACUrIETS AND DRUGGISTS.

MOORE & HOOPER.
PHARMACUrIsTS AND DRUGGISTS
III AVE this day associated themselves TO- IN
L gethcr for the purpose of conducting axE
general Drug and Prescription business an- a
der the above sirin. Particular attention Will be
gwen to the lattes branch 10 which they have
both served regular apprenticeship. Ply
clans aud the public can rely on having their
prescriptions promptly ahd accurately com
pounded al all times, as one OF the firm will be
constantly in attendance.
ROBERT MOORE
j. HENRY HOOPER.
Marcel II lsa1di
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r7- Admitted number Of Special MOTIF rs will
be inserted ufde this he id al 20 cents line FOR
ZACH insertion, or over the editorial headfor 30
cents line
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Bargains in Real Estate.

TINIE umierei ghcd will sell the following prepert
L AT sery Iow pree- and on ca terms If appiica
ton b. male soon.
4 three story bu.incss hoiise 20 BY 81 fes: in Nc
chanc- B.ock, on Main Nroet. Two loss che
corner II Fourteen aud Ii ia : reefs. With laf &c
Two story brick house. now occupied hotel, with
stable and waspn yard a'fae'icd. Also hundred
and siyfy # land he. the south .isi quarter
# sc ion -, rownship ~. ~ north range NJ, i.
west, III Van BnTen county the road from keo-
knh Is .tirtaid, liu vso.uf Of haitian Grove.
JOHN IRIPLETI.
August ~ lsa5 dI
4 SPLENDID assortment of ehl1rcn's fancy
- Hats aud Gaps for Summer wear. The late [
summer sfyie itf,t receive aud ler sale cheap al
SHFtpoS's Hat EMroR.uM, Fl, Main =
laiie- call and look al them
may2I
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~ very description, executed ~ TINS oHlct ~ :
IN .riof ia amer ami az asiow rates as eisew here
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lust received a small lot Of Cove Oysters o.
u this Sptn6s coyirg rs
WM. G FUNKHOUSER.
jane >, 1859.
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NOTICE.
NFE 49, in store one Thre.hing Machine.
w m-fbed "A. H,H, Fair.eld.o Ii not called
fer within thirty days. II will be sold to ray
charges. C0NNABLE, SMYTH l. CO.
keekuk, July 81, 1850. dim
pH. J. LAWRENCE PAGE,
OFFICE No. z, Dukes Gallery, corner Of
" Mann aud ] htrd Streets.
August 4 1885, dif
Just Received.
nIKECT from the mandatory Of Dawson,
IL Warren & Hide, large and well assorted
stick at Gold Pens, ranging from hefargest Of
hee dow II to the finest pointed Ladies' Pen Tho
reputatlou ef the nanriactcrs is guarantees
enough Tor the quality.
Also some hne Gold Pencils with Pens.
g Nj. HUSTON.
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| have rere. piekeiei pork cured, ais
/ few hushes white Beansto accompany
For sale cheap. ". .EUNKHOIsER.
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To the Pubihr>

fNilE undersigned proposes to do Carpenters
4 and JoIners work of every description, and
Will take contracts for binding houses from the
ground upwards, and fnlss and furnish materials
and deliver the keys or In any wy as per con
tract, and Of the quality and Architectural style
.i1reed upon. anl al tie time speciheds Can b.
seen al ny shop or office on Fulton Street., be,
tween Second and Third p EiCHER
Contractor and House Buildes.
REFERENCES: M J. 4. Graham, Thos. "
Caget. Esq, Geo. G. Dixon, Esq, Rev. VIM
Il. Williams.
Keokuk, April ~, 1883.
II. ID, Eos Ter
las Just received well assorted Stock Of
III Spring aud Summer G Gods 10 which the at
tcuiI0n 1T BUYERS is respectfully asked.
The Goods have been selected with special
reference 10 tn CITY retail trade, AID will be soid
a- low as the same class OF goods can be bought
~ Any House in Iowa
Purchasers viii do we'll 70 examine The stock
before buying elsewhere, as they will find many
styles Tot usually kepf ia lhI2 market.
A AL %, 1885
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A CARD.

Aa-u,t -. laos 2nl&w
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4 thu
\ additions resides Ga Cry Of New York We de-
u contlte Z ~ d
nual will that We viii not nnhra BY
atcs )
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-19

GtAND PAPER, a prime eastern article. ma
- large assortmen'by lapr 20, '53) ]. BEALIa
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Notice.

THE subscriber having purchased the entire in
teresl OF Francis Morey in the tanuerv Of George &
Morcy, Is aLthorl2ed to settle all the claims of the
late firm. The business will hereafter be continued
by the undersigned have now, and will keep con-
stan'ly OH hand large and extensive assortment Of
all kinds Of leather, to which invite the attention OF
he pubic.
The highe market price will be paid in cash for
HIDES and SKINS SRMUELGEORGE.
?. 5. Those having land to clear would do well to
save their BARK, Us it will pay the expense oclear
ing. S. &.
Cadia, 0. March %, 1854.
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Curing Bacon without Smoke.
sob, the tronble folks have tal1en,
10 smoke and S poll their bacon.''

To smoke and spoil their bacon.'
To smoke the best fat bacon, fat your hogs
early and fat them well. BY fattening ar
ly you make a great saving in food, and well
fattened pork. Then kill as early as the
weather will allow, and salt as socn AS the
animal heat is gone, with plenty of the
piirest salt, and about half an ounce Of salt.
petre 10 onehundred pounds Of pork.
AS soon as the meat is sailed to your
taste. which will generally be in about FIVE
weeks, take it out, and If any Of it has been
covered with brine, let il drain a little
Then take black pepper finely ground, and
dust on the hook end as much as will stick
then hang itap in a clean, dry; airy place.
Ifall this is done as it should be, (it ought
to be done now,) you will have no further
trouble with II. for by fly time in the spring,
your bacon iissso well cured on the outside
that bugs or flies will not disturb it.
7 Curing bacon is like the Irishnans s mode
Y af making punch. He said .--'put in the
.Argar thea gil it up with wbiskey, and ey.
1erY drop Of water you put IN after that spoils
The punch just SO with curing bacon, af-
ter following Che directions given above, ev-
CIV sdrop' Of smoke you put about II spoils
ihe bacon Portage Democral.
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(tAP, Letter, Note and fancy Papers, States. Pan
~ ellis etc, etc. tor sale. .cheap by
april 20, 1853. JOHN BEALL
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
NEW ARRANGEMENT

TOl!N MCCORMICK has this day associated with
- him his brother, a. G.. Mccormick. in the Mer-
'chandiziug business They will continue the bust
ness AT the old stand, where they will be pleased to
see all thcirold customers and will sell them goods
on as good terms as any other establishment in the
place.
As Iwsh to close the books of the old concern
persons having open accounts will please call and
seuie, either by cGsh or note
5OIlN MCCORMICK.
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&,lLkS Fresh Miinoes, Thibet cloths and De
- Lans in great variety Of coors and Prices, il
you want beautiful dress, il can be had at
toct 3, '55) S & Ii McFADDEN
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aEzcADosCcJJ 81 Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
Sta4ioners, Paper Dealers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers,

STEUBENFlLLE, OHIO,
II EEP always on hand large assortment Of
IN School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books;
Plain aud Hued Cap and Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers ofal! sizes; Note Papers, En-
veopes, Steel Pens, ans all kinds ofSatonery.
They are prepared to fill all orders from Mcl :
chants. School Committees, Teachers and others at
low prices.
Having Bindery connected with our establish
ment, we are prepared make all kinds of Blanks
for Railroads, Insurance Companies County Officers
Banks, Merchants, Sc Printed work bound 10 or.
der us we use the best quality Of stock, and employ
the best wOykmen. Our work will compar favOra.
bly, with that of any other Bindery in the State.
Blanks OF all kinds Pages to order
The highest market price paid for Rags and Tan
ner's Scraps. MCDOWELL Il co.
SteubenyiIIe March T. 1850
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KssNsber EU9sNted:

fINllE subscriber wishes to purchase large Iot oi
l. seasoned lumber, suitable for all kinds of Wa
gon and Carriage making, &C., for which the very
highest price in CASH will be paid ifdevered soon
enquire at M Slemmons' blacksmith shop.
Cadi2, June Is, lS54-3t b. PENN.
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'Aile ERH ST EgssY.egs;aEHas

RI Hat have ever been offered at JOHN McCoR.
McE's cheap cash store, can now be ad. Ills
sleek is full and complete, embracing every variety
al Spring End 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 a cal
before purchasing elsewhere, and you will not Q
away without buying something
JOHN MCCORMICK.
ftadiy q Arril 9H 1875
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Attachment fInfine

M Office is is hereby given that writ of attach
~ ment was at my instance, this day issned by
abraham 5argar, aJuslice Of the peace of Wash
mgton township, Harrison county. Ohio, against
the goods, property, chattels and effects Of Abner
Chaliunt, nonresident ol said county.
Amount claimedt $685. Supposed cost $1,000
Dated Ihis 9th day OF November, 1855.
VIM FULTON, ir.
Nov. II. per VIM BOYD, Agent
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9gsitultural.
CORN POETRY

The West can boast Of GLORIOUS streams,
And prairie's grandesl lawn
-oflase and forest old and green,
But most Of fniIian corn.
Large fields ol Indian corn.
. lis sweet when sammer,suns go down,
When winos have ceased TO blow.
To list its rustiRg cracking sound,
And think We hear il grow;
1t seems so glad to grow.
love TO pull il from the stalk
Whenit is in the miE,ss
And husk it ou. its sheath, and talk
Of its soft shining silk
It's glossy lloss, its silk.
And when at noon aside we.dash
Our work for bell or horn,
Give me a dish ofsBccotash.
Our ea.s of Indian corn
Hot ears of Indian corn.
Ill takeit with a true delight,
And eostlier dishes seoin,
For nothing tempts the appetite
Like ears OF roasted corn
Sweet ears OF roasted COLI.
Then when il sheavss stand thick about,
And fruits the fields adorn,
How gushes out the merry shout
From huskers of the corn
The yellow, golden corn.
Where freedom floats on every breeze,
And fields of Indian corn
Are spread out on the land like seas,
Ijoy that was born
Blessed land Of Indian corn
Qrcquis rec Press
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Nyislia asn eEayOEa,
Manufacturer of
ST T. A vi T. N GIN ES.

| Hand and Slide Turning Latbes,
planning, DaILIINa AND ScREwIKG MACHINES,
SnAFqING AND Mill GEARING,
A ND every variety of Machinists' Tools
"A Screws Cut with Square and V Thread for
Rolling Mills and al ther purposes, Water St,
STEUBENVILLE, o
81rOrders solicited and promptly attended to-
RECOMMENDATIONS.
From the various recommendations of machinery
built in this establishment, the following extract
from letter to the proprietor from MIR. Georpe
Sloan, Of Hanover, Columbiana county, is selected
Hr. Sloan is an old and enterprizing citizen of lha
county well known in this section Of Ohio adjacent
parts Of Pennsylvania and Virginia. His letter is
dated April y, 1884.
Mr.. WILLIAM KENYON:
Dear Sir--I am pleased to
say your Engine does well, and gives great salts
faction.
''In running our old Engine, or rather coal bur.
ner we uged in 1850 10 1852, about ousheI and
halt fof coal in manufacturing barrel of -four; and
with two pairs OF four feet burrs good ORDER could
only pack an average Of barrels perhour on both;
making from thirty-ive to forty per twelve hours,
with sixty bushels OF coal In 1852. we used about
two bushels OF coal per barrel Of flour
'ln running the new Engine, we use about thir-
ty bushels OF coal in twelve hours packing in same
time sixty barrels OF flour. We Consider we are
saving about thirds OF fuel formerly used--tak-
ing into consideration the increased amount of flour
we peck
Engine as yet; but believed it would run four ii
needed. ltruns the three without any appearance Of
laborng, while the old ore abored hard to perform
the work above stated.
"lG conclusion, the only fault W. have with your
Engine is it grinds the wheat faster than the supply
Butt saves fuel, and as to wheat, there is good
time cOmir z. Very respectfully,
"GEO. SLOAN"
Tie following is from Mr. Slonn's miller
~ have assisted Mr. Sloan in making the above
statement, and fully endorse it,
Tsep ID 1885 "E CYRIJS Miller >,
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Recipe for Curing Me at


Those who will carefully adopt cur meth.
cd Of curing pork and beef will be enabled
TO enjoy as fine hams, tsngues, dried beet
and rounds, as the Emperor of all the Rus
SLAMS can command, always providing that
the meat cured is Of the best qualify. II is
this:
TO one gallon Of water, take / lbs salt,
lib. of sugar, o.. Of saltpeter, and J az
Of potash.
In this ratio the pickle to be increased lc
any quantity desired. Let these be boiled
together, until all the dirt from TIE sugar,
(which will not be little, raises to the top
and is skinned off, Then throw it into a
tub to cool, and when cold pour it oyer yout
beef or pork, TO remain tie usual time say
four OIL five weeks. The meat must be well
covered with pickle and should net be pur
down for at least two days after killing du.
ring which time it should be slightly ,prih.
kled with powdered saltpetre.
8 Several of our friends have omitted the
boiling Of the pickle, and found il to answe,
as well. 1t will not however answer quite
so WE'LL BY boiling the pickle it is purified
for the amodnt Of dirt which is thrown OF
by the operation, from the salt and sugar,
would surprise one not acquasnted with the
fact.
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| lDS Bags Coffee. 4 Hogs Sugar for sals whole.
kwD sale or rstaie by MtFADDEN
| uct 3, '55)
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Cheaper Bread,

This is not, and never will De as GOOD a
wheat country as England or France not %
speak Of the countries bordering ON tie Black
Sea. Our soil is not so generally and hap.
PLY impregnated with lime as is that of
large portions Of Europe; and tie extreme
heat and (quite commonly protraced drout
ofour summers generates myriads of insects
which are the especial entmieS Of The wheat
plant The weevil, wheat mid.e, liessian
fly and other devastators rarely let us alone;
and NE estimate The avereve wheat Yield OF
this country at hardly more than ten bushels
per acre, and less han 10 for each bushcl
sown. 1t is idle, tEuefue, TO expect that
wheat will usually be cheap enou9h to form
tie staple food Of the poorest Of our popul1
ton, when Indian corn and rye may be
grown al half tie price of heat and cats
from one third 10 one fourth.
Now these grains properly treated, make
bread nowise inferior to that of wheat; we
think it decidedly superior. Corn bread is
universally eater throughout the South, and
is in no respect infelior to wheaton, except
that it is most palatable when fresh baked
and still lot at which t;me TO bread is so
wholesome as when "a hours old. Tie rye
and Indian bread Of New England On the
other hand, is very palpatable when proper
ly made, and remains 50 for several DAYS
This bread would cost, pound for pound
less than half the price Of wheaton, and
would be generally eaten if it could only be
had as good as at Boston. Do not keep it
back as rairily or special dish. A very
large saving might be affected by our poor,
If rye and Indian bread were for sale as
commonly as wheaton, and prices gradua.
ated by itH cost Oat meal is more healthy
and nolrishing than any other, and ought
also to be for sale at every grocery,at price
not exceeding two cents per h., and Indian
OF rye meal at less than cts.
We ak our millers, bakers and pbilan.
thropists to consider the matter Of Cheaper
Bread, and trs to meet a great public want
with regard to it IN Y. Tribune.
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THE NATIONAL HOUSE.

TINE Undersigned would respectfully an
l. allno unce to his old friends and Gus 9ssA.
toners and the travelling public in gen ssssEs&.
era that he has again taken possession asa g4sS
Of his Old Tavern Stand III Cadiz, (the AaaAsssssA
National House,l one square west of " Public
Buildings, where ne intends to accommodate all who
may please to favor him with call in thf1est man
ner that he can. No pains will be spared to make
his guests comfortable. Thankful Tor past favor
while engaged in the business he hopes 70 merit and
again receive liberal share Of public patronage, as
he intends devote his whole time and attenon To
That object TIIOS. C. VINCENT
Aprh ~, lsoo-ly' Owner and Proprietor