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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14
Proclamation Extra!
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES i
TO THE PEOPLE OF
HARRISON COUNTY,


WHO have extended so liberal and generous pat.
ronage to Inc during my residence in Gadiz in
which period Of time ii has been my good fortune
to form many acquintances, make many friends
whose friendship and Kindness will ever Be refnem-
bered with the most pleasant emotions. Time il
it's onward fight, brings many changes. Years al
go your humble servant was the first pioneer in the
Clothing enterprise in Cadiz, starting with deter.
Tninaton to sell cheap and deal fairly, he hoped
to build up trade that would steadily inefeas6.
and bring 70 his counter on tho return Of each year.
the ace ofthese who were his patrons ofthe first
And this proclamation Is issued to inform all Whe
are in want or Clothing Of any Description, Price
Quality or Quantity, from cotton shirt to d cart
lead, can be accommodated on the most hdvanta
| ge0rs TERMS am now receiving direct from the
Eastern cities, the Largest Stsck Of Fall and VIM
ter Clothing ever opened in Harrison Co. Consiatu
ing in part Of thefollowilg goods.
Heavy and fine coats, large assortment,
all kinds, grades, quail ties; dress, rock sack bsx
and bl siness coats, of al colors; shades and yas
rieties; all kinds Of pnnts, veYet plush fancy and
plain ans, silks, cassimerian &c, lots of furnish.
ing goods, shirts, drawers and undershifts cfsyats
handkerchefs, collars. socks and suspendaFsg which
been sold in Harrison Co, a have also q fine and
we'll selected stock Of cloths, cassiiners, yestinnB
and overcoming Tor thepurpose Of mailing up
All kinds of Custom Work.
which will be cut and made in the best and moss
fashionable style andby the best mechanics III Che
| country. a large btoch VI DJAf0. OL1Q la1IMt24A
which, with all my goods, will be- sold Vi the very
lowest prices. a akH
MY stock is the largeit best selected and stszsds
ready to prove Il decidedly the cheapest In F1afFi2
son county. ] offer It for sale. II comes within
the wants and circumstances Of aIl. 10 the buyera
ia this article then give call twill afford ss
pleasure TO show you through my extensive Assofs-
ment and variety, and If Itail 10 qnaiityor price.
the fault will be my own. | will ia happy t1 see
ance Of new ones when they can make Il convent
emf to give me call Remember the plaas. Ii tfs
corner opposite lhe Court House, iGnd under Id
"Sontlpel'' office, CadiS, ohio. NJ sss a I. as
: Csdiz, Ohls, Nov I, ls5s. JACOB CkAen
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ewTbe Indianapolis Sentinel saws Ii

GTThe Indianapolis Sentinel says that
II It be true that ga babe in a house is a
well spsing Of pleasure" Governor Wright
Of that State. may be considered among the
happiest Of men. bis wife having recently
presented him with two ofsuch well springs
"a boy and girl-who have been named
respectively Kentucky" and Iadiana."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

EEGeu. Cass is reported to be worth
foul millions ofdol!ars. A nice pile.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

0crThe ChambersduIgh, Pa, Wing re.
cords the death,iu the jail At Huntington, d
Elizabeth Harker who had lain there un-
der sentence Of death since the fall Of 1853,
for the murder Of her husband. and after
wards Of her sister, by poison. She was 65
years Of age when she committed the rsi
Of these murders.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

INDIANA "A state Delegate Convention
Of the Democrats of Indiana is called to
meet at Indianapolis on the 9th Of January,
10 nominate a State ticket; also candidates
fol Presidential Electors. and TO appoint
four delegates for The State at large to the
ne II De nocratic National ConveRtion.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

PoRKoPoLIs.-A letter writer from Gin
eInnati, Ohio, says that the common people
Of that Glib are those who kill pigs now
The aristocracy are those whose fathers
killed pigs, and who of course regard the
pressn. piggicides as persons without honor
a5le antecedents. Touch the question of
pigs to them, and they bristle up immedi-
atelv.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

Orr THE TRACK - The locomotive "Steu-
benyille" to which the passenger train was
attached, was thrown off the track his NOR
ming, short distance below the city. 0w-
ing to the density Of the fog, the engineer
was unable TO see steer upon the track,
which was run over and cut ia two. The
fireman and engineer jumped in time tc
save themselves. The former had one hand
slightly injured. The baggage car was al
so upset, and damaged, Passenger cars
were stopped without sustaining any injury
No enc aboard the cars was hurt. The 10
comotive which "butted" th steer off tn,
track, presented the most unsightly appear
ance, with ''heels lb" end "head down.
and damaged in the sum Of from $1,000 I,
$1,000. In consequence Of this accident
ths Cadiz train was delayed an hoar or SO
The track was cleared by noon however, ant
the Cadiz train brought in. which will leay'
this evening as usual. The train for New
ark, left this afternoon at II O'Clock. All
right again. Herald.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

q 4 BAGS ofprime Coffee, chests Of extra favor
80 I'd TeaforsA by ~ II MeE EADDkN.
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ExTRAoRDINARy PROFITS OF SWEET PorA-
roEs. s.--Messrs Magee & MCGOWAN, fAlton,
Illinois, engaged in the cultivation Of sweet
potatoes, published an account OF their prof
its during the past season. They planted
twelve acres Of potatoes, the expense OF
which, delivered in market, we're sl67. so.
The total amount of sales was ,209 leav-
ing se.e12 so for net profits. This gives
an average profit of Si67 10 per acre.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

Eg- AT the request of "a number Of our
subscribers we republish this week, the
"Premium List" of the Harrison county
Agricultural Society for 1856. Those de
string copies Of the paper containing the
same, can have the same by calling at this
office, at 5 cents per copy, with or without
wrappers
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

GET The fall term Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas for this county is still in session
Judge Bostwick preSiling. Thus far nc
great amount of business has been done.
In relation to Judge Bostwick, we have
this word to say: We believe that he aims
to be correct in all of his decisions.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

E9TWe are pleased to see these egiden-
ces that Know Nothingism has no foothold
In Texas:
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OBJ Gaai3 Sentinel.
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WEDNESDAY EyENING............NOV. IA
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

There are numerous collateral advanta
ges arising from this road, which, as they
must necessarily suggest themselves to all
acquainted with the business interests and
movements Of the country, we do not stor
10 dilale upon. We will only add that en-
ergetic measures are now in progress
among cur business men. to bring this mat
ter to 4 focus, BY calling public meeting
and laying the proposition before the citi
zens. If one halfit vast advantages ar,
properly presented, the sum required will
be subscribed before the meeting adjourns
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

Next week we shall publish the proceed.
ings of large and enthusiastic meeting o
the Montgomery county Democracy, which
was he'd at Dayton, few days since
Their platform i, long enough and broad
enough for every democrat to stand upon
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

GyM Mr.. A. Barger, the new sheriff, en-.
tered upon the duties ofhis Office. during
the past week. lie has appointed the fol-
lowing deputies: V. Smiley, John Bar
croft, John Ward and Charles Chapman.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-19
Remember the Poor!

4 you gather around 20 cheerful fire side sur
- rounded s tie harpy faces, and listning to the
merry conversation Of yucr iamiIy while the hnafse
Witds ily and the keen frost bites sharply with
out; when you set at the w.ii-laden board md with
appetite shatprned by the keeaues o tie ntmo rhere.
rnrlaho the yiands with which you have been amply
provided by Kind Prov icncc. then remember the
PooR and with e. altitude aHd generous hcutupprop
iltt out rf your abundance. -omrl Ing tn feed
starving brother to uarH some shvetins frame and
make rlnd some how hoart
Remember. nl,o, that thr BAZAAR il the place to
supply Yourself win naytilna ia the wy Of supei1r
mti,le Of READY MADE CLOTHING the tines
st'oL j. on hand for tn Holidays. and that good
goois sod fof cb.i tticcs suit IT, times ut
the CLO1 HING & FURNISHING BAZAAR.
Corner ! an and MARKET srr, cts, Lyn,hbuIp
DO l0Is
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Fall Supply of Hardware, 1884
SIMPSON & BRO
5IMPbON q BIZ

Sign Of the Golden Lock. Lynchburg Va.
M NE opening, IA addition To our former he y
w stock a yer, .nrgs assortment Of HAHDwaHF.
CrrtEKr Guks. PIsfots, sADDLEHT, PLArED GOODS,
ftnoR on CLOTHS Hogse Kop,HR Arttcics Bsiidi,g
Maftafs. and 7oois n gosf roy d'serIp'oH. among
which nre fu.I introduced iuJ ur.eI ia .
fall.
We natte1 oursrse. exhibit ~ The public gen.
orally au, use VITO vii f,sor "itl examination.
grrnfrr variety a.npennflt3 81 style aud quniify OF
goods. ever offered IA This. It surpassed in any MARKET
Cur gods me- ali new and dr~irabl", aud VII
be- sold reasonable pnnht, oiy to n who viii give
"a. % cnl or antru. with their orders. which vii
,.eivc our bed aud pramni attention.
Merchant. aud otners busii hrgry Will he chHfgrd
70 small advance nnit. los
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$4,000 Worth of Dry foods at Cost

5 Il - nur intention fuBar change in our ha-,-
~ nc.. SO offer our entife S5oca AZ cost aud some
articles below fot Nc therefore, respectfully
invite the pubic cn AID supply thersovcs This
chm and lac efJo' ed until the lnst 81
February; for determined cIDse present
stock by that time. Inc AIr,,s are 900 tuu.crGus
mention Our stock enbrnccs such is usually found
in "a regular by Good Srorr. Al%o Hats ard Cnps,
Boots and Shoe. Country Merchants will fl Il it to
their interest by calling Our Stock i
throughout md selected creai advantages for the
buyers \ x NJ GUGGENHEIMER.
inn I.dt.(y)
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For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth,

YTNHE sesu,if1l ssd fasDsIfe sfraupbp att r. p
l. AUGUSTA under b. command Of x-ssnlzzsSzx-
Caps VA. Smith E.o long aad favorabiy snovn t.
u. travelling commonly the Potomac aud jane
1sFer.l }. og~ running on the line via Port Wal
IA and e furnished siih Ii Il T. u q u
Lie Pr.ervss.. Fofne Pump. and all the APPLIANCE
4sred BY At Of Congress the safety of pass
y.gers.
The Cara running IL, neKoh With the Augusia from
Richmond leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot OF
every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday o'clock
Persons arriving IN Richmond, by the Packet Boats
have but q few steps % walk to the Cars.
The Cars runni. from Petersburg To City Point in
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg same
days as above, M from the Depot of the Apo
maitox X. Co, thus giving passengers opportunity
to go from Lynchhurg ether by the Packet Boats
Danve Railroad Richmond, by way of the s"ntl
Side Railroad Petersburg and from there next morn
ing TO Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leaye Norfolk the alter
natedays, viz Tuesdays, Thursday. nud Saturdays, NJ
81 A.
The Augusta will stop at Old Point, both going u, Il
returning regularly throughout the Bathing Season.
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point. ~ or
Fare between Richmond Cokes, Rings Mill and
Children three years aud twelve
years Of age, half price.
mens,edcl.. =" ou
Servants through OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Servants to any point the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Meals, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90 25
jun 26-dacts THOS DODAMEADSnpL
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RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
SOUTu-SIDE RAILROAD
ss;:s:..ss,Sz Izz=s:..a5
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

WINTER ADVANCEMENT
PASSENGER TRAIN OF CABS leaves the D.
"A pot Petei sburg every day. Sunday excepted 4,
To O'clock A. arrives at Burkeve at the in
correction oi the Richmond and Danville Ral.R,,,d
10 clock,A NJ, conneclne byiha Road with Aessrs
l. tagg n Co.'S Stage LEe for Charlotte Court nuse
Halifax Count House, DaHyiic and dreensboro', n l.
and arriving at tie riv'r, TX miles below Lsnchburg
at P connecting there with Jacket but which
arrives IN Lynchbuig at at hail tust tm".
Th- return train leHv. Lynthbuig ~ 8 30 A. NJ
arriving In Petersburg ~ $50 o'eloel vii te pa.
ssngets will have opportunity tn due Tie tain
vii leave futmv,lle at | o'cio, h p. l. M
BurkeyaIe at 70 g. p. m, arriving IN Petersburg in
time for the trains cng North South rnr cciinp
every Tuesday and Friday with the Apponlattox Rail
.Road, ih Tie ,p, ndii stra nships Roanoke md
anI every Wrln '-'iay " ia steamships for phiiadtpbi
which leave Hiy Puni n. the same hour.
asset gers preirtrirg to Petersburg tle ov.,
mig H. Gun iake til. nornir : tA = Nolitn al IL
The amos River Boats Tor Old mi, Naaik an,l BAN,
s. a. M, III" cars fofthe Scum, o,l,ck
A
Arrangements have been mn'r ~ y ,irh through ,i,
cts between the following roia'- nu2 lie procured hI
the annexed
Between Petersburg and Lyrchhr,,.. through IN
sixteen hours, 49,. = 90
Between Peersturg aud the Sweet Sulnhur
Springs through in Two days,............ 90
between Petersburg and v hi,e Sal ur y ngs
Though in Two tIHys,.--- $3.50. Q so
Between Petersburg Danvle, through twrn.
;, 'J-iouf ,ou''i -. -
Between Petersburg a tiee sbore' \ c, thru
in two days; -. 10 Oh
Between, Petersburg and Sali,Aur, y. Z. tt~uu,h
Between Petersburg and Charlotte. u0
A freight train i,Hvcs the Petersburg Deltl eye,y
Monday. Wednesday und Friday norline n, 81 \, .nj
the days, Any ptrsun wishing to see tle
rates Of freight can 'hfnn freight list lay calling n ON
llle Agent at the Petersburg Depot
Oct h. j. W \ IL. Sup'- \
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-19
MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns. SaddleIy House
Furnishing Goods sc, &c

Furnishing Goods. &c, &c.
rREGOhf6 kOi Ali having determined To max
VI .chAnge IN thrir business, viii otter from to dHJ
the largest and usost desirable stock o. Hardware Gus
y sc ~ ever t.srsd IA this market. At great
, reduced prces cnst. Many ortaees at and bier
Itcrding 10 c.n.e up ther bushes. speedily "a.
,..bl. nsy cordially nsiie ell indebted to the old
coaccrn Of GrrorY y Ra5siI and the ate concern al
Gregory Roy 4 fimPsou Ia f0g ap - Longer indui,
srncr cannot be gwen.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Christina. and New Years Gifts.

DAYNE * CHRISTIAN have in store splendid
L assortment si eegaat illustrated B"oks' and
variety besatn Fancy articles, suitable tor the a
preaching Halydas. consisting q
A splendid edition OF Scouts Novels. ~ vols
Irvinr's W ork., Is T"
Royal Gsms--Priee, $25 90,
Hone Anihofs
q tnnenfs 81 Memory,
Our Saviour with Prophets and Apostles
Women Of the Old ard New Testament,
The krrl,.Sake.
Life or Msrfin Luther.
Kruumsck' = Psrables,
Life Of Dr.. Alexander.
Winter Wreath If Summer Flowers,
loot rr,nts of Truth.
Byrun Gallery,
Waverly Gallery.
Reads tema p Poet. OF America,
WaisJn's Poetical Quotations,
The Poetcal Work. Of sease.peare. Byron. Burn,
u ton Campbell. Rodgers. Edith May, O'go"d "'''e'
Topper, Keats. Kirk White, -.
Papier aiaehe work Bsxes, Writing D"-ss' Je"eii9
"a Portfolios Ink stand.. Gard Cases forlmons''
:. has Dressing Cases tor Ladies aud 6enliemeh-aso,
amy other Fancy Good. large a0d beautiful assortment
ii Bibles. Prayer aad lynn Books
dec 10 -df~
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:, VALUABLE PROPERTY


EauL FOR SALE.
Finding il viii require more time 10 pay my debt.
than my ca, dlors conveniently allow, unless sell
portion OF m, property. hase determined to offer the
following property FOR SALE:
My RESIDENCES. IN. the neighbofhood Of Judge Dan
iol's. This is desirable place. The House con
tains 70 rooms. ali well and II thom elegantly Inn
ishc with brick kitchen and all other necessary out
houses and well of excellent winter the premises
The HOUSE, LoT ut present occupied by Mr. j r.
Barns This is u and pleasant place suited for
small family. The House has five rooms, with good
kitchen smoke house, und well Of FIST vale water in
the yard
Also, my FOUNDRY. In Offering my foundry lor
sale CONSIDER am offering the saluable property
offered in thi. place II Ia well snown in this
vicinity. need particular description; tut will state
there is not a better arranged establishment IN the
State 1t furnished with complete sctt oi tools the
lae. apru, ennents and srle stock 81 puuern' IN
good condition and extensively used. would refer
selling half the interest in The Foundry property should
an, ore desire pur-. hsing .seh interest.
AHy person ~istlsns 70 l'aroba'e nns 81 the above
named property ~ appiy % the subscriber at the
PbnniT foaBdy- A. 6. DABNEf.
l-rls
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New Concern.
For Sale

a.pNnA in Bonds of the South Side Rail Road
PcOOV Coz pnny bearng per cent tt a
price that VIII Pay7 Per cent. These bond are secured
ny mortgage en- the Road and guaranteed by the city OF
Petersburg, and in amounts of S5U0 end $1,000 do
desirable investment ion capitalists,
aug l7-dfs PETERS SPENCE ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-19
Bargains at the Family Grocery.

y Consequence Of tn, hand tunes, aud c.I w,uJlor.
d nui being dispose 70 zoe every ma woman and
child, suugly shod hy Christmas, the subscriber IS I-
duced offer h's entire stock of Boots aid Shoes at
cost for cash All who ia wanl Ia aid NOT fai
cali AT the Family Grucery where riny aso be found
ofthose fine fippiu Apples aed msny other gord
things pertaining to II regnulrd Fpmiy Grocer,
all Of which will be so,a, her, low "a, h.
dec 2a.ts !. II. SOLOMON.
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L,oK PKIVATE sALE-A sery lke,
MERRY CHRIsTMAs.

flNHE time Tor fiieH Wy greeting, marry making AMI
i holiday sit- j. o.ose at hand Would your give
1, an absea friend parent sister. broief iosor.
wlea leS yearsto eme, will bear increasing
the rel pi, aAd q. oft fh1ed uPo7, recall
With lose und rutitude not ohis the hndnes. al hen'
" heb frdnlrted The gf but the form nd tealufes 81
tie dsn.r1 l. 20. goto MINIS 4 TANhERs, ard
have f,nt' - bkene'' tukcr and placed IN cnse
rur j. bsf Ut Your selection. irnm theif lsrge
ftaa st.ru moe acceptable gin eonl
Ia. ., 18TH
u ~ wall ers G,r dav. but remember The MT tlaf
pirturrs ;hkrn 81 TiE PHOrooRirHIo pssufRRF4s
GAtIER1 equally vel 10 clnudy eleut weather AMI
an imperf.t picture at any yyioe !. ~ ver suffered !"
f,arf ~ ,aurs. which fact explains en- ,ete 81 "a
naPa rslIe.ed paIu.ary nui surre.s Cd n as yoH
conn fun sire ears. no the .ossfirtas e6tr4nre az
Nj i 81 door from conner 81 BIZ g..
MINIS & TANNER.
dee 70 "a Practical Daguerfeotypist
II Country pap'r, advertising forns. copy
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Bush Mountain Mill Stones,

NJ have nnw on han and ar -alr,>x pair Of thest
W superior Mil Stones. Tho.c IN want w,nld d.
N''i TO call ,o"n LEE & JOHNSON
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ltEMOI AL,

csy2 The subscriber. htniha removed his rev Store
w 'c"r, ali VI Ia, old Standard turc doors south
"a Mann and Aaraet sifacts, i prepared uler in
ga. cncar, Ia per~p.s purchasing ul kind. If d ug.
Nr.!jri.c~, Pint Oil, Dyes, Window Glass Fuzzy
F,rf .ner,. Faaey Article Ken
TINS Store i loa FIT deep, Which will pnrble him to
Nrrrn much l"ecr stock than usual pariculn, utten
uon viii be Imd "a Ill orders. Prc,cri ii rs filed nj
n '"m and ti"n1 al exneir1ce Of more than so years
he iRtior> lin,i nat liz i'll lie ulc furnish onI,
such medicine as nfe pare md rcl.lrc Allife new
Fh'rrarcuiical Preparations made they appear m
tn. Mrdical Journals.
MUSIC SALOON.
The second story will -srd IA, Mu,ic SnLnon.wh erc
lie has npw and vii leep supply . those NY Gel.
'mt'd W"rfs Fair Iondon) fremi Pianos. All
,uds OF Music and Na,icri IstruineI's furnished To
yier. Irivlte ertahce to thr Saloon i the aley.-
N'~iters si please ing tie ,iooe bell
d r. LYMAN, Bank Square
sr'' II fsatavG nc
IhtE hshrs ptiar pnl for Exchange OF the r. stern
'urs' ~ PETERS, SrENCE e. 20
auy II a:s -
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SOUTss SIDE az tkLakeAls,


RI IN MT Esss..ssszy1 We ready to receive
IL e - ..n-HN-frriaIf- lie Souih.idr Rail.
road at ,,m. T. Andrson's Crn nissan House o.. Tho
Basia Any person wishing tie intes uf freight
can obtain irrg' list by call : me.
Nv order Of the Surt
sep 3D-ts ALFRED II. HaaRNER Ar,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GOAL! COALl!-Iissing purchased the en-
Se isseres, OF Samuel Pryor, in Coal including his
pit. and account solicit poi ton Of the patronage Of
the public. '..
Ali ferssn. ho have purchased Coal OF Samuel ffY"r
viii please be ready settle their account. on ofp'
ton.
would .sy 10 the citizen. al Lynoobsre that, .sii
end-asur Ia ssep atwA,s on hand surfs 81 he 'ss
Brush Mountain Coal clear Of Stat Orders Tor Goa
fnas lie left al Mor-cs BSoksto
IN I3 div J. q bhoDNAh.
NOR PRIVATE sALE-A very lkel,
II tirI about 20 ,rars Of age. ~ho l. escellsht
S.sm.fre.. aud II .uss servant fasny sislline 10
t,tes g her 10 reain in or nrar the city bargain MI
be ritep Apply 10 WI II noShf
an If-f3t Aurtianeer.
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IA TEMPLE OF FASHION slszs
81 SITTER go
Has now received and Ia sfnle his Fall style f
CEHTI,EMEN9 FINE DRESS HATS

C"uuu-ne ~" 4tyle and quality Hats All Gaps
HGuIed tor the all md Winter ttar. lie deem, it
unnrrcssur, to rnuneIne the diff rem styes and un
ties OF hi huge I'll .eerirl stock rs the uniyeI
,al tcpu itipn al his nlmlablc Hats prccudcs tho
c"s y ut lag much th point ~ it is wed krowu
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