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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-29
William q. Garpcr,
EDarpicI p. HIOVythcr
a. Cd A&1yISSOga.

4 T T Q Z Y z I T L I ",
ClarkSDUrC, Va.
WILL strictly attend to all business cntrust-
w cd to his care, in Harrison and the adioin-
ing counties. mar2S-tf
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Charles s. Lewis.

ATTORNEY At LAW,
WILL. practice i'll the Circuit and County
w Courts Of Harrison, Barbour and Upshur
counties. Addrcss-ClarksJurg, Va
iy1S
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g. & g. wv w. lewis,

ATTOKN E4 5 AT INV,
West Union, Va.
Address VIM. W. Lewis, Vest Union. bod
bridge county, Na.,--C. S Lewis, CInrkshurg,
Va. my3lly
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Ohm 8. GOULD. WIN. A. GUsMAN
New Works.
Glass Jars.

A FEW fine large Glass Jars on hand and fol-
n sale cheap, by j. H. MURPHY.
aug1 If
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Randolph & IIatimer.

ENoUR and GENERAL COMMISSION
II MERCHANTS, &C South street, fBOwIy'S
wharf,) two doors south of Pratt st.
They are prepared TO furnish bags to perSous
consigning grain TO their address, auiO "
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-29
Valley of Virginia InsuA
rance COInDanV.

G G. w. MORRISON Agent for this company,
-. is constantly travelling through North
western Virginia, and will affect Insurance.
upon property Mt tho most liberal terms.
Residence, Wheeling, Va. ie27 "
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-29
En CIlanccrV.

August LIST, lS55.-aug8 At.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-29
EAaD7cg Va. Anvil,

g. COUNSELLOR ar LAW
w ILL practice i'll tho Circuit and County
w Courts of Barbour and adjoining counties.
Address, Ncstorvie, Barbour CO., Va.
mVl6lV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-02

for Governor. or for any thing else. because
tbev have not, and never had. the slightest con
n3epre in him The broken-down hacks Of the
old PARTIES find no favor with them. and least Of
all. n nun who has belonged 81 both OF them. II
some individual. A. Mr. Wi-c asserts. approach
Cd him with offers Of the Kind. he acted on tus
own responsibility alone. not having. for IT was
iuaassible thar b. could have had, any authority
from the party. "a every Know Nothing perfect
Is vel understands. Al this uieciatlpn 81
virgin purity l.. therefore, most ndcuous.y
ont # place. reminding one toreihlg Of the an
Client ,pin,tcr- at the -iorinlng OF l-mali, who.
deaf and blind 20 all the other horrors of the day
wcraouIy eager to know when the ravishing
would commence. Amazing n his virtue proceed
to hr however. W. are not at all surprised at tie
temerifv Of the Ahsalom who Offered the tcmpta-
ton. IL had seen him, once before, abandon
every principle which he had professcd II
hold dear, and he waS certainly justliiabc Ia be
Loving that be would do tugain After all how
does any body know that he will not he founi
fighting IN the ranks of the know Nothngs one
wear hence' he has aid much harder things u.
rain.i the drmocracy than lie il now saying 81
the Know Nothngs. aud yet he professes now 10
be the very incarnation If the democratic spirit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-02
OBITUARY.

\ man, long and widely known, has lately died
amongst u-.of whom custom and proprlety require
something more should be said. His numerous
friend aud acgnabtauccs, naturally, wish IL
know tn particulars Of case, in which no little
cur l,ifv. n, well ~ interest, was felt. For many
year, Mr.. ItNRf :. LANGHoRNE had been at-
hicted with Lupus or Cancer. At times his ago
ny va. intense, pnd this he bore with the fort
tudc If a man, aud the resignation Of christian.
Complain he did for this was unayoldablr,-but
no mnrmur against Him who sent 1t was ever
henrd to escape hi lips. The raYages of the
disease were triyhtful To behold and, III spite of
the healing art, kept gradually creeping on TIL,
on til It'll December, l-5l. in the 6lth year OF
his az. It finally wore out frame, once capable
Of surprising efforts, and spirit that never
feared what man could do on threaten.
MIR lmughorno was a man Of aetiYe business
habit His irmne-s, energy and enterprise
we're proYerbial Over wide circle Of acqualnt-
anee. lii temper was warm, quick and chlHal-
rpus; md in carly life he was much governed by
p.hat l. called the code If honor Thrown upon
his own resources from an carly period, lac made
his wa in life, through great aud many difficult
ties. lis intercourse with men. in great yarl
city of ways taught him our mpeHcchons,andl It he
erred in Withholding " withdrawing confidence,
II was often the result Of this knowledge, which
the ardor of his feeling sometimes led him 10
uti-applY. On such mind aud temper rs TINT
1f Mr. l., il il ensy IL see how opposition, no
uattcl how c1cjted, should drive one to concla-
lions IN reasoning. aud results in conduct aud
= as b,. beIi,.ycs IN nerfcct harmony with up-
! ghtne-s Of intentions. which mon OF utore
7lcometic tcmrera5n,nt. mjpllt not readily mn
5,rsta,# /, f.. This nrioci,ln. tlat Judges Of his
c,ndnct en,,lt moi IN lose .',ht Of fhc tault. if
tbere rn, INV wa. often in his head. rather than
. H., a,,d ,,r,e,elad from, "A mode If reason
Ing, peculiarly his own n my other guilty
+. ,L, ,#a,i4t. i, th,. sf,s,,.t,Iro If the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-02

estly desire to break down that Political Caste
which prohibits men every way suitable from
holding appointments OF offices not political
simply because they cannot think politically a.
the appointing powers do. We arc for restoring
to those. who have beee practically disitanehis'd
in the State. the rights Of which they have been
uniustly dcspoicd; aud we are ready 10 strik"
hands with any party. who will aid u IN II. IN
our very soul Ne deplore these things, aud sba'i
feel that We have not lived without having don"
the State some service if We can be- instfamen-
tai in institating and establishing complete aud
lasting reformation We regret extremely that
our neichbor cannot regard It Ne do, an that
IN 50 good "a wpra wc cannot have his powerful
ca operation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-02
Mr. Wise an the Know Nothing Temptation

Mr Wise ani the Know Nothing Temptation
We have suspecttd.all along that Mr.. Wise had
been the victim Of some wicked wag, in the prof
fer of Know Nothing support His ereduI"u,
temper aud faeile impressibty render him an
easy subject for impostion~ and qui2zes. Refer
ling to the statement made in his speech in thi,
city, that he had been ofored the nomination for
Governor by the know-Noihings, with the pro-
mise of the Presidency in lo5d, the Penny Post
says;
No man had right to make any promise To
Mr.. Wise, and if any man did soft any man
promised him the vote OF the Know Nothing par
tv-bc promised him what he had no authority to
hastow We will take it upon ourselves To say,
from what we know of the party, that Mr.. Wise
never saw the. day when, by any compliance
whatever. he could have commanded their yot"
He never could have obtained their nomination
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-02

SAD ACCIDENT, We regret to announce the
death, by the accidental discharge of his gun ON
very c>tmablc young man ofthe neighborhood of
Sharon in this county. ltapprars That he left
home in the morning for the purpose of hunting
and was found dead about noon, hallhaying pen
etratcd his skull about am inch behind the ear and
a little above the top of the ear. 1t was thought
by those who first discovered the body that he
had committed suicide; hnt we are assured by the
Coroner who held an inquest upon the body that
thcr i no ground whatever for such report
-Hyth. Telegraph.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-02

We see il >tntcd that a new paper To be called
the "Amerean Guard will be started in Par
kerSburg, by Messrs. Gilmer and Drake. The
first number will he issued ON tn" 81 "Wednesday
in March neyt-S star ofthc Taiiey (Putnam Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-02
"A q T. ESNGi9s s Re5, \.
Washington House Standing Aei!.

7 NJ. -u.i.ol pa' le,I at L. Hfa1 hits I'l-e o. Il
,apafy tuu.duoa. nd wien In a. "a, b.'>f H. TIL
rsi1 l,~r"od'd fbn nan.e t.I. Ntal contrast docs
Mr. Lofw,H plr..,t; I .,l, trd as ne 'qi INN
III IL. " ~ 1 Ii tn...
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-02
FRAN sAE4Ry u 8ssOE Els,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
e,roeerS and Commission Merchants,

.NINr pooR "a lfRtlt1Y NaorUou~E)
NAI\ NTREEf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-02

THE ErfEer-We are informed by one who
knows something's that Immediately after MIR.
Wse's speech, the American party went labor
ously to work upon the audience Mr.. Wise had
Just addressed, and before their day, work was
done. some - were initiated and 81 others pro-
posed, Mr.. VS. speech couldn't have told very
wrIl-Char. 4dr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-02
CITY ND STATE DEPARTME

br,toeRA4l, MEETfNG.-We aIe requested 10
announce fat the democrats If Lynchhars VIII
meet at Masonic Hall on Saturday night next al
early candle light.
4 large meeing j. desired, democratic
association vii be- formed. Several speecaeS
NAV be- - prcted. Republican.
Should tie .'iurgr meeting come as "desired'
we caution tie mapneer, not 10 count them all
as Democrats mithou, having first searched their
overcoat. pockets for dark lanterns
Mr. CARufn's AscESsloN.-Nr. Carrier re-
turned to the city by the South side tram ye,ter
day afiernoau,>afc aud sound from hi- aria flight
lie descended about twenty three mile South OF
this citv, on the plantation Of Mrs. Ienlrioks-
after having be,n in the air little over two hours
The greatest altitude he attained was about 3
miles Tho ascension Of Mr. c. cynee, alihe bis
skill aud ,laring, in the adventurous lilet, which
he ha, devoted himself
By an advertisement in another column. 1t VII
be seen that Mr.. c. proposes another ascension
on the 18th int. provided tickets enough can
BE- sold. The liberal distribution which he pro-
poses for the benefit Of the poor should interest
oar citizens warmly in assisting him. Would il
not be we'll for the members of the Relief Com
nlittccs to aiG IN the sale Of tickets! The ladies'
too, who are ever prompt in every good work.
might lend their efforts. We hope that 10 one
who has "a half dollar to spare will decline buying
ticket.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16
Sad Aoailant.

We regret to learn that on Friday last,
while four of the children of Mr.. James
R,herts, of Archer township, in this county,
were hauling some rails with an OK team
and cart, the exen became manageable,
and run the cart up on the side of bank
thereby upsetting the cart, and killing the
youngest chilli instantly. a promising little
son of four years Of age; and severIy %injur-
ing another child, whose life is still in dan
ger. Mr.. Roberts and his wife had just
reached C,diz on business, when a messen-
ger brough! them worl Of the deah Of their
child. We extend to the berei! family our
heartfelt sympathies.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16
The Law Of Newsnapers.

]. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
Tue contrary, are considered as wishing to continue
bsir subscriptions.
2. Ii subscribers order the discontinuance of their
erlodicals, the publisher may continue to send them
until all arrearages are paid.
3 II subscribers negloctor refuse to take their Pc
'~rlodicals from the offices &c which they are directed,
they are held responsible till they have settled the
bill and ordered them discontinued.
= II subscribers remove to ether places without
informing the publishers, and the papers are sent to
the Reconsideration, they are held responsible.
8. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from-the office. or removing and leaving
them uncalled Tor, is prima facia evidence OF inten-
Iional fraud.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16
WAGON G. BUGGY
MAN UFACTORY

4 ARON FORMAN thankful for the liberal PAL
Aronuge heretofore egtcnded to him, would an
nouncc to the citizens of Harrison, and tie ADJOINING
counties, that he is now better prepared than ever Il
manufacture to order Family Carriages. Barcucles
Buggies, Gigs, dnlkies, and Wagons, OF all kinds anf
ICES, which he feels confident cannot be excellsd ~
any other shop in the country.
Having a stock OF material that is really unsurpas.
sed, and having a full knowledge of the business il
all its branches, he respectfully asks those who may
wish anything in the above line, to give him d epIl.
His shop is in the rear of Mr.. SieInmOns' Blacksmith
Shop, and nearly opposite the Cadiz Hegei, w}ere ~
may at all times be found.
Cadiz, October l2, ls5.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16
ePOtSc

THE Commissioners, and Auditor OF Harrison
L County will meet as n board Of Euualizqtion
at the Auditors office in Cadiz, On the Sd Wclnrs.
day, the 10th day OF May 1853, where said board vii.
be prepared to hear, and determine, the complaints
OF all persons who may feel themselves uggrleyed
by tie assessment Of personal property returned By
the townshi, Assessors. VS. GRANFELE, =
MAY ) 1893. Auditor
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16

A S~UGGEsTIoN-W think it would be
an advantage to the railroad company, and
we know it would be to those of our citizens
who wish to travel west, for the company to-
keep through tickets to the different points
advertised in their advertisement, for sale
81 the Cadiz Depot. We trust that this sug-
gestion will be needed.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16
LOCAL DEPARTMENT..

Cool NIoHrs.-The cool nights during
the past week have somewhat retarded the
growth Of vegetation, although most produ3ts
of that kingdom are further advanced this
season, than on former ones, at this season
Of the year.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16

GI-The following item. which we clip
from an exchange, shows some of the ad-
vantages Of paying for a Newspaper in adj
vance: a Boston paper says, one of the
facts put in evidence at the trial III the SUI
preme Court, to sustain the will of the late
VIM. Russell, was, that only a few days be-
lore he made the will, he called in at the
Office of the Democrat and paid for his pa
per q year in advance, thereby saving fifty
cents. This fact was dwelt upon at length
by the counsel, and commented upon by
the judge in his charge, as one o. great i'm
portance. The verdict Of the jury would
seem to sustain the proposition that a man
who has mine and memory enough to pay
for his newspaper in advance, is competent
to make bis will.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16
CINCINNATI MARKET

May 4.-Flour 9,4Oa9,5 SO. Provisions
firm; seles Of bacon at 7 for shoulders and
o. for sides, and 81 for clear sides Mess
pork 10, 50. Lard 92c. Sugar 5&a64-
MolaSses quiet at 81 New cheese 8. Fresh
butter SOC. Canada potatoes 100. Oats,
So; corn 1878. Linseed oil 95 cents.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16
NEW YORK MARKET.

May 4.-FIour, good Ohio 10, %5oalo,63;
Southern heavy, with sales at 10, 87a1l,25.
Corn, western mixed III. Pork drm, sales
Of old mess at l6, 62al6,7 rs and new at H.
62 1875. Lard firm, kegs l1alll. Lin
seed oil 924.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16
Cadiz Presbyterian Church.

The Presbytery OF St. Clairsville at its
late session in this place. appointed the fol.
lowing supplies for the Presbyterian Church
in Cadiz.
3rd Sabbath in May, Rev, Mr.. Mehaffey;
lst June, Rev. Mr.. Boyd, Ad-
minister the lords supper;
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16

RAIL ROAD MEErING.-We understand
that there will be a railroad meeting held in
Freeport in this county, on next Saturday,
the 10Th inst. II is to be addressed by
VIZ. B. Hubbard. Esq, President of the
Steubeavllle and Indiana Railroad Compa-
ny, Hon. t. w. Peacock, Hon. VIM law
renee and others, in behalf of the claims Of
the PittsburglB Maysyille and Cincinnati
Railroads.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16

EE- The Court of Common Pleas will
in Cadiz on Tuesday, the 10Th
day of June next. Let those Of our subscri-
bers who are in arrears for the Sentinel,
come up to town at that time prepared to
settle the little claim that is against them.
We need mo icy, friends. and no mistake.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16

EI-Barrett at his jewelry store on Mar
ket street, has just received another large
stock Of all kinds Of watches, jewelry, &C..
which he is disposing Of on the most accom-
modating terms. We advise the ladies' par.
tioulsrly to call there, and examine some Of
those nice bracelets, breast-pins, ear-bobs,
6ngef-riags, &c, which Bush, will take
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16

EI II divorces we're as easy as Mar
riages, how manV Benedicts would Jump
into single bIessedncss?" Guess we can
answer that question. None but the base
sensual OF the mean and selfish. And, as
the song says, Who that cap fits let him
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16

MO Ithsoy - o,.'Su 10 ,mo co"Lhl"1ity "lIn
w c"n"loLGo W Z I'Si u "i "IriC.u Mni''a ~,
.ol' lHl5 70 Itol'G5 We iaPPi9st tl''I'S tInteoh nJ
ucsltu' % "i'o = 'o t,lu y. Us usSII'teaS ~
-" to %o' " i9 su.'' LIZ; I.AiGs' ~
= go" "oou"'' it fC'su"SI pmGl w.. T"omm'
W. na'o neon LSS'oio9 Huul "it'n 1t'g a'u wen
u9spVI"s~ "ist%Scs ~ t"a luis9, ny va I, II nam
~ = =. 49," ~ sur1ll't ~ o'o+ eN(t! Wy Nv
=, ~ hnil' - . pPPHl'M, " esg'pe ~ u.s. rT,inn'
"r bo " i,''o ~ + " '' nI,i ~ n''o =, u o J, ,,O r"t tr tTo ~ ~
nGa4."'T "n"' "it'st"'o y o"'t."y w. 81
aLeSSins anecttohs. 81 INC po'Nohafy organs "mch
= E itGiaC"i " oaL 1iiin ~, e. ~ ani
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"in ,as"li,y y CG'lsU,"P,tr Co"P.1 H. y, n"'
Wy oHe uia9sol uiSISS"n '"u .t'!o u W HlsoS'
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c cnu , NM ~ Iii s ~ r., ,on n"gI W ,lis In Ia st -.
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ned to ;nJrS ', nnd Po o,oa, i, y;,b "on NJ i ar - ,P,..iir
I u" ~ JUIfI ,, an' ! "ppoJJ - " i"i W. 70, H. : 49, ~.
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-, "a p' no " ~ 49, mC",, - " y E !" of y tho " ,broo 9t onpG
ma , "iid tn IL : ,o can donend -, The ossnroncS
~ W. i; I'm ~ r \, :. ~, - 81 ,bo w. F,n II . V" IL AL Az L'simass
" 80 j., r., r. 49, no : an,' az $50 ,,no,
70 NV" , lhn il,Jt'' u III Iii. - amy .t'n thio upDH
"any ~ r niiinl "a 49, AZ, o,So P H. ,IoSa " JJisaaoaa
!, Il dosjarnd for 10y h ,%1I7 ~" any 'n ami oi o tus tbo,
~ ~ : l. noI ~ n :" Inv; nv n thiys h. "v ,,, 81 il cnnnot%a
'o E raoIu nrItishaJ mo, hn ta ,niiaiu cnnvnn 'rSo
a u , neediy s6 p"JdI ! ooa i'1 IL . ' ~ p. My , H"1" rnros i ;o
nrineioss ~ hon NM p a. tSS""IIJ' Inv rs i TO- +
laIbi;IJran ~ raMn;;nnn2o,a 81, tLao, ' 49,"
cht ~ ehn "re Ptr n1n = g o. th honI,h +, 10 n.;o.d g
NJ w. No No % onI, s !, H. Ia c;rc y .o ~ baro bn NJ
n nverr,ybarc r On'y ani ~" IN hi canntrv hnt i, II
80 80 ;es H ~ in ,ht ~ ~ ~ ,a 49, I'd I'd ~ ,his
oonviiriion ia show in he foct . tba9 nj oireodr thiS
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16
Our Sd supply Of Bonnets.

JUST to hand, gu tltrd supply of Bonnots among
- which are some nice PLAN straw, French, Bill.
liant and Fancy silk, also panama Hats, call & see
them, we will sell them cEaap. WM. NUGG T. CO
Cadiz, May q, 1854.
VIZ. HALLS Balsam Tor the Lungs, this nTlcIe
- perhaps has u greater reputation Tor curing dis.
eases Of the Lungs than any medicine Of the Kind
now in use, for sale by nov 70 1883 J BEALL
Z %An COPIES McGuiTies' School Books TO,
AbOO sale cheap by the dozen, or AZ retail, r.,
juiyI2 BEkLL
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16

DEArH OF OLD CtrIzENs.-JAMEs McNUrr,
Esq. for many years a citizen of Caliz,
departed this life on last Tuesday evening.
the 9Th inst. Mr.. Nc. has hsll the Offices
OF Coroner, Sheriff and Treasurer of this
county. He has kept tavern in Ct1iz. Gun.
til within a few years,) for number Of years
He was in his 63rl year.
Mr.. WILLIAM Guile PIE, an old citizen Of
this county, departed his life at his resi-
d0nce near Freeport, a few days since
GEORGE DAY al old citizen of this town
ship departed, this life on last Monday, the
18th inst.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16
NEW CLOTHING
STORE!

A TTHOMAS'C CORNER, ~lsecond door on Steu.
ID benvillo s;reeLl-Tbe undersigned has Just
opeRed an excellent stock Of ready made clothing
which he will sell at yery short profits. He also has
on hard a large and fine stock of cloths and cast
meres, yestings, erayats. suspenders, shirts, stocks,
collars, and al the fixtures aud trimming requisite
to clothe a man in the best style. HIS entire stock
is new, and laid in az the lowest cash price, within
the last ten days. he hopes 10 see his Old friends In
his new location, and solicit their patronage, as
well as that OF the public in general. Particular
attention to all kinds OF c~uiing-and gettI!g up OF
boys clothes in the latest style.
Cadiz. April Is, 50. JACOB CRABB.
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1 olleot the Certificates Watson
the Mail Rohhar.

Watson the mail robber who was sent
to Cincinnati a few days since for trial be-
fore the United States Court, now in ses
sion there, it appears by the following Ger
%tiiicate, is n member of the Know Nothing
lodge at Rtinsboro', Ohio. These ccrtii
Gates are likely to get very much scattered
through the county, and we advise the or
der to collect them up and file them in their
proper places. They ale of no use to any
body else. VIII the Journal attend to this
matter? The original of his, belonging to
the Rainsboro' lodge, can be had by apply
ing to this ofice:
RAINsBoRo, September 4, 1854.
This c@rtlics that on lhis day the first ard
second degrees OF our order were conferred
upon Mr.. John NJ. Watson, by and with the
consent oil the c%Olncil.
r. W,SPRAGUE, Secretary. \
To the left Of the names is affixed The
seal, in metallic stamp, rs follows: "True
American Council, No. 853. Rainsborc, II.
G. O." ~(lIighland County, Ohio This
lodge was organized on the Goth of Angus.
last, as will be seen by the celebrated pro.
ceedings published in our paper during
March.-Ohjo Statesman.
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Ey-The second series of the Ohio School
Library is now ready for distribution to the
different townships. Township Clerks and
borough Recorders are requested to call at
the Auditors Office and get their qloto Of
books.
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Eg-Ferguson has just received another
lot Of fresh Peaches Pickles, S.rdines, and
every thing else thatyour appetite can crave,
which are going off like hot cakes. Call
soon or you will miss getting something
nice.