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CARDTNG.

CARDING.
TINE undersigned takes this method OF informin
L the public that he las bought and is now perna
nenty repairing and fitting up the Curding, Fulling
and Manufacturing establishment lately owned by
X. Teal three miles south of Cadiz, on the road to
New Athens. He expects to be ready TO do all the
Carding that he may be favored with this season.
Wool will be taken in at the store. of Wood &
Smiths, in Cadiz, and returned promptly, and all
work warranted. A liberal share Of public patron.
age is desired Prices as low as other responsible
establishments. JOSEPH X. JOHNSTON.
May IL, 1853.
N. b. Coverlet and Carpet Weaving done on the
establishment. ]. X. JOHNSTON
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HI sysON,B COMO RRHOEA SPECIFIC, Gcf
Diseases af the Bladder, Kidneys. ObsIrure-
Iicna cf the Urine, Grayel, &C.. &c, For sale by
Dec. 10, 1898 JOHN BEALL
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FRESH DY'ss0S

iHrE subscriber is receiving his stock .-su,,E.
Of SpIns and Summer DRUss which Sss1EeA9
nave all been selected by himself in the FA~Y
..as'ern cities; and is much the largest SRS
ossortnient of the kind ever brought 10 aI ID
this market, and in point of quality price, will
compare with any stock IN the country. II , ii sell
as low as any establishment west Of tho h.;stains
Tor cash approved country produce. Person
wishing to purchase any article in the
HOOK Ok ID IL U d LIN
would do well To call and examine bis stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALI,.
Cndiz april 26, 1854.
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zsoots s. Shoes!
New stock!
j JOHN r E A

WOULD respectfully inform his old friends and
w the public generally, that he has Just received
the incest stock Of Boots and Shoes ever ofered-in
Cadiz, which be will sell on terms that cannot fail
to please those wishing to purchase. He still con-
tlnues TO manufacture everv thing in the Boot or
Shoe line, which he will warrant cannot be beat in
this market.
Remember the p'ace--in the new frame building
on Main street, TWO doors east Of the National
House. For that's The place to get the worth ol
your money and no mistake. JOHN REA.
Cadiz, o., April 25, lS55-tf.
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ONALD KENN EDY,
No. l20 Warren Street, koxhnry, Mass. Price 81
Wholesale a gents. Geo IT, keyscsr, Pittsbnrg
T. II. Logan& Co, Wheeling; j. T. Fleming, All
egheny city.
And at Retail by John Ben and John Mclean,
Cadz: and BY John Mcclure. Cadig Junlion of &
! Il, H. and by all respectable druggists every
where.
Dec. 10, I9J5..ly
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sherif's Sale.


Samuel Mccoy and wife as2ae a#f y
eN VS. Sale on Partitions
Charles Naylor ct al
ID VIRTUE OF order Of Sale in this case, issued
- out Of the Court Of Common Plea in and lur
the county Of Jefferson, and State OF Ohio, bearing
date the l0lh day OF March, Al ID. 1856 and 10 me
directed will expose to ale by public yendue and
outcry, on the premises, ,on Saturday The 26ht duv
of April, A.. D. 1856, between tho hours 81 oeiock
A. NJ, and o'clock I. NJ, Of sad day, Tie loIIow-
ing described truct Of Land, situate lying and being
IN the county of Harrison and State Of Ohio ana
bounded anddescribed us friiows to vii. Be ing the
southwest quarter Of section Nc seventeen, an
Of Township No ten,[l0l and in range No four t4i
of the lands directed 10 be sold at Stenbenville Oho
containing one hundred and sixty acres, be tie same
more or less. III 4SSsI
Terms Of sale.--One third cash on theslconfirna-
tion of the sale by the court. one third in Twelve
months and thelbalnnce in two years, with interest
on the deferred payments, TO be secured BY myrtgage
en the property.
lGg fGI aa i3 JAMES III b LINN,
Sheriff Of Jefferson county.
Sheri1s Office, Steubenvile, Ohio March IL, is56
stoubenyille, O,inarch -, '56s-6t --pr Tee $500
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Prepared by y. G. AVER,
Practical ana Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mas.

AeEsfs u Eclsstein, Jr., Cincinnati; John Baal
md DR. John Mclean, Cadiz; J. p. a. s. II. Watson
IiAfFisyilie Cannon IL Henderson, New Athens; 4
/ Drown, Moofeiield; and by all dealers ia Medi.
.iHe everywhere
October %, le55.1y,
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Oil of Grapevine,

II OF the Hair.
The Oil of Grapevine is the result Of twenty
years investigation by a French Physician, and is
extensively used in this country and in France,
both for the purpose of keeping the Hair soft glossy
and RESTORING IT In BALD PLACES.
For sale by John Beall, Cadiz, Ohio.
Dec. l9, 1855. aEa ~
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Egrsonsabody has written book o.
aThc art u making printers happy without
money ON sDevil'' think be II ID an
excellent condition u be eypeIimented upon
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THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Every kind OF Humor;

'"||I UF IIIE AOE. p y
Dr.. KESsl bs, Of Roxbury, has discovered in one o
cur common Pssurs ' esds remedy that cures
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Agg q SeHnte Chamber, Ohio, .1prI 51h, 1854
"DR. " c, AysH-- Honorsd sfr. I have made thor.
Ough ai Of the CArHAaTIc PLIs left me by your agent,
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he found suffering. The first dose
renewed the disease. feel in better health now than for
years before which attribute entirely tho effects
Of your CATHARTIc PIILs. Yours with great respect,
s@N LuCfCS ~ METCALF0
The above aresIl ftom personswho are publicly known
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THE BOOK OF THE 18TH CENTURY

FRIENDS the FIRHsIDE. TABLE and LIBRARY.
PETER PARLEY'S RECOLLECTIONS
In vols 0s PIP te p Emo :, 9 %. E,e1,ss' ns.sd
or 'e.rs, cloth e.. 'I.iie mi Ion M tI ess. 81 half
In Sixty three Letters.
ICortinued from yesterday, Tribune
LETTER XXI
The Hartford cOsysItiGS' L. ohtn Testimony q NOAH
,,nii Dopr Of Democracy thereupon Physiosnomy Of
br Copyenon: Sketches OF the ubes Col Jessup;
on Of the Doinss of the Convention By Madison md hi.
Party lie Eject aud Example Comparison of the Hartford
Convention with the Nullifer.; The Uaien forever
LETTER XXI
The Count v.us Lessons in French and Translation Of
Rene we're Retbutiou for fmp1dence; The End Of the
~ Diver. EIperirrees and Reectons upou Dancing
V,it 70 New York Oliver Wolcott and Archibald Oracle
Nd :. f. 81 ps .Ds III T s sfs
don HIS Illness and DeA'h
LETTER xxxIII
on. 70 Ohm Tother side Of Ohio; liberation; Downfall Of
FeSer,.m Oliver wolcot and the Democrscy-Counectcu
fHcIss triab Tracey; Fredsrck Wocot, Tapping Rssye
Col Tamadre; James Could w. HuntinsOn The Itch
field o,n'snni. ce'Si LETTER xxxrv.
STEPHEN R. Bradley; Ny Pursuit Of the Voeadon Of Book
r.. %:rS Ss1s .r
Amszips Popularity; Publish an Edition OF hem' Literary
fs RsaS %' 4.s os .f American Isssss W Wa4s
state Of Opinion American Literature Publication OF
Irumbu. Poems. BSots 70. Esoeasn Rev. A. c. Goodrich
ITO BE- continued to-morrow
Sold BGGO orion SsP X Ti PubSsr
No 25 Psrirow New.YOrk or No lO1 Gene.ees, Auburn
m II E P / C A UN e,
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uIGNIFICENT PROGRAMME for 1857
III TaE NETWORK MUSICAL REVIEW AND GA

yi1L
Ced by which has attended their previous
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I'd acknowledged lead Musical Periodical of
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% Cboruses fart-Songs Tros, Duets, and Songs with an
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NEW.YORK THTRSDAV nCCEMKER Ok Is6
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REcoLIEoTloNs O. g. Llrh snn E
MEN AND THINGS HAVE SEEN,
IN Europe AND AMERICA.

MEN AND THINGS HAVE SEEN,
IN EUROPE AND AMERICA.
BY 5. c. GOODRICH, :.
IL veri,.ble Peter Farley" Author of "The History OF
two volumes los pp large limo IS Original EngSynss,
ldus accurate Steel Portrait Of the A d bi
marble edifs PRh us Il IN AL AL THE PAPERS
After Franklin's autobiography. we know OF no
lean, to compare with Peter Farley. Recolee-
ltions'" INew-fork Soune.
1.-THE school; house, the college the shop me
manufsctory the store, the farm, the Once, the
church. the legislative hall, aud the tented held
Are waited bv him and painted to the life by his
i,kiuful genius The same closeBess OF observation
~ and accuracy of description are applied 70 vei
q country and our couptrymen, 20 Europe ana 70 Eu
s ropeans" no"1n ir.n ssahP r.,
Is minute accuracy OF detail ana harmonious oe1 a
lof writers who tried their hand al TINS seduc
live branch Of composition. They have all the honest
g fidelity of Dutch painting, revealing many 90
lmestc interior Of which most Of his readers have
: lseen the living prototype" NEWTON Tribune
1z lin all the would there has been no other ind
g vdual who has published as many volumes or done
90 las much in the capacity OF 40 author 10 govern tue
IA = character and intelligence Of the living age As
70 Peter Parley he 10 renowned on all the Continens
but his best title TO enduring reputation WA
e Is genial aud entertaining that have sppeared in
z ibis country since frsnkln's" IN. T. Times
- lin historic value-in the portr.ure Of eminent
penonsses living and deaa-n tns aeP, s.naa ~
which be psrticpsed-in wealth OF AnecdoIe ana
range of ilustrsiion-in spnshtlness OF narrative
ana plsyfulness of humorI,he'e hse9 a.iS
I'VE need not say word in their favor 10 any
who have taken the trouble to glance al the hand
some volumes and their attractive table OF con-
itsnta Tney SPEAK for themselves. But TO tlose
who are MOI thus favored, We would commence the
work in the strongest terms" Portland Adv
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Now Ready, for January. 1857
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+ A n I A s \

u.
IT'S told somswhsre in Eastern story
Tia, those who love opce doomed a. ro~cIs
On ID. sane stem amid the siory
OF Edeu's green and fragrant bowers;
And that though parted here BY Fate;
Yet xhen the glow Of life has ended,
Each soul again shall ind its mate.
And in one bloom a<zn b. blended.
ffth. be true how sweet the vision
Which Fancy sometimes wesves Tor NE,
Tha. taos amid those bowers oysian,
Nv lovely fower mate will BE-
And o how of when time and distance,
Perchance, may part thee from my side.
VIII | repine for that existence
Where Fate ne'er cur lives divide.
Macomb Ill
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TEW RIES for 1 8 =. :

THE HOME JOURNAL
EDITED MORRIS AND WILLIS
NJ r 90, the coming year b. printed on NEW TYPE
of cesrness and legbility so valuable TO
,y. md 40 useful TOR family paper, 10 10 DC sun moio
lsfod- . 49,. ,ha;x TINA aud abi,;-
hsaclusyely to The Home journal Il, mana, ,;..,,nss of
Up WILLIS proposes, in addition 10 ms Usual @ Jooys
a. l. ana ur family sympahies aud Interests on' aooiS
"H' ~ e''' LETTERS TO INvALIDS
- .i,n,;.rce ba, n.bled him TO write, and which have
"a 40 widely quoted and, alec, series Of ,rrnc
PORTRAITS OF LIVING CHAkACfbho. -
etoscy p MoKRIs beside bis usual constant aools uPo
y,s DE- Of the paper, Will make IL the ""ci va
SKETCHES, SONGS, BALLADS, ETC,
,.a hv the bi.tory and events Of the passing tune.
B. ALpRicH has in preparation fRosE reh"' en""e
THE ROSh OF GLEN-LODGEi
~ k. will be published in numbers from Week 70
GIsio G. SCOTT will contributed series Oh NAuA'' P~P
SCIENCE OF THE BEAUTIFUL
efy confined 10 D. and the TOILET ancient ana
"a row md then free dash ornamental art tehersy
hEpyRcE = CozzESS the fscetious author oil the ofn
hsuass Papers" will enable 10 eniven the ioflncois
HUMOROUS DELINEATIONs
I'm k men and Il IA. SToDDARD, the popular Poo' ssN
suie e.itic with occasional essays on r
LITERATURE AND ART go,
yiguaace and industry, and by SAIL
"a and ec.ssf practice hope still 70 Keep me ~
0tkN Al ~ndispated as the BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPERS
ss,For one copy e2 for three copies, S-or one copy
ku,.e years s5-sIwsys in sdysnce. Address
MORRIS WILLIS, Editors and ff3gIieWWs,,
No. lU7 Fulton st., New fVik'
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FANNY FERNS PLEASURE BOOK!
THE PLAY DAY BOOK;

OR, SToRIEs FOR YOUNG FOLKS.
ILLUSTRATED NJ. COFFIN.
y Is sn Gd in Fanny Es s
bright cheerful breezy little book not Bit tiresome to
ss Of t sRi G @
IN contain. instruction well Amusement and cannot
"This volume embraces series of about fifty very
tive and stories. told with that peculiar n.iy.se
and impressive simplicity that ia so e%nenty the forte Of TN.
gifted suho and with which blended those never
fail to fsscinate her readers lPhia Transcript
THE. POLITICAL WORKS OF HORACE AND JAMES
SMITH Authors Of Rejected Addresses" With Portraits
Edited by EPFs SARGENT.
lvo limo, cloth price Is full gilt gilt edges, e.; half
calf 81 as hsIfesf gilt antique 81 SOL full calf Turkey,
1--WE prompted say without astery of authors ed
one Of sxees., mor.es lover. poetry
with in any English reprint have for day Not
with the terrible meteoric subimity Of Byron with the
pathos and pety of Cowpe but with string Of
BALLAD: witty wisshfns I5ySs: sEidAis and
Of dso der conc1rng result Of deehne the
fancy and improving the social feelings" IN Y Chronicle.
THE INDIAN y FAIRY BOOK
Sds of Rd1 f aS the
ILLUSTRATES BY JOHN hcLEsAS
vo 2%. cloth Ss, i" 3, s 11 sdss q 3d.
The are specially sasd in being abe
Fairy BcoI" WHoWA.ws,S..oUS JpETER wlLsOs) IL
blood relation Of the celebrated Red jacket. and Of the
this State He graphic master OF Indian stories himself and
will be well remembered by the eloquent champion OF
his people before New York Historical Society and other
occasions There no individual Of the Red Race in America
who can claim superiority Of intellect TO this gifted loquois
and bis opinion will therefore have special weight with the pab
lie subject deeply fascinating the fairy tales OF his
people go 80, ,
GEXTLEMEy have read your publication entitled;
The Indian Fairy Book with deep interest The work re-
pete with beautiful NEUROLOGICAL traditions OF the Al
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rarely that find work that contains so truth:
full faucies imagnstions Of the red
who without books literature is compelled TO resort to
his mental faculties interest the young and while away the
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