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ChRTERs' SPANISH MIXTURE

The GNEAI L UIif LEN VI BLOOD!
THE BEsT ALTERNATIVE KNOWN!
Not a Particle of Mercury in it.
An inralable remedy for scrofua, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate CutaneOus Erupti0ns,
Pimpcs or Postuies on the Face, Blotches, Boils,
Ague and Fever, Chronic sore Eyes, Ring worm,
or letter, seald head, Enlargement and pain OF
the Bones and Joints, salt Rhaum, stubborn u
GERS, symiltic Disorders, and all diseases arising
| from an injudicious use of Mercury, lmprudence
in Lille, or lmpuriy Of the Blood
This great Alternative MedicinGand Purifier Of the
| B God is nov used by thousands Of grateful patients
from all parts Of the United States, who testify daily
to the remarkable cures performed by the greatest Of
all medicines, "CARTER's SrAEIsH AltXrCRE.n Neu-
raga, Rheumatism, seroluia, Eruptions on the skin,
Liver diseases, Fcyers, Ulcers, Old sores; Affection
of the Kidneys, Diseases OF the Throat, Female
complaints, Pains and Aching of the Bones and
JOINTS are speedily put to flight by using this ines
tiflabIcremedy
Fora diseases ofthe Blood, nothing has yet beer
found to compare with it. II cleanses the system Of
all impurities, ac's gently and efficiently on the Lv.
er and Kidneys strengthens the Digestion, gives
tone to the stomach, makes the skin cear and heal
thy, and restores the constitution, onteebled by dis
ease or broken bown by the oxcesses of youth, tt
its prime vigor and strength.
For the diseases Of Females it is peculiarly appi
cable; and wherever it has become known is Tcgu
arly prescribed with The happicst effects. 1t invig
crates the weak and dehilituted and imparts elias
ticiy to the worn. out frame, clears the skin, an,
eaves the patient fresh and healthy; single bottle
Of this inestimaDo remedy isworth all the so-caet
SarsaparilIas in existence.
lho large number ol certificates which we hav
received from persons from all parts Of the UnitCt
States is the best evidence that there is no hum
bug about it. Tho Press hotel keepers magistrptes
physicians, and public men, well known to TIN
community, all add their testimony to the wonder
full ELECTS of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get an Almanac; and rem
| the Upt5itg of astonishing performed nv Car
tors Spanish Mixture, lin most cases where evor
thng else had, signally tailod) The limits Of a
advertisement will not admit their full insertion
} WA s BEERS a. 90. PROPRIEToRS,,
II hag pl3if ID No. 304, Broadway, New York,
p whomia orders must be directed. ras
= For sale by Druggists and country Merchants 81
all paris ,oftho United States and Canndas, and b.
j John Mclean aud John Bealll Cadz;J Il. Crainh
Fel, Deemilo; 4. J. Brown, Mooroheld. wv
arriL %, l856..lY 49, ---- n. "
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SPLENDID FURYITURE

TIME undersigned would respectfully inform the
public thatle keeps constantly on hand all kinds
Of Cabinet Ware, manufactured out Cf the best ma
tera and finished in the neatest stye which he viii
dispose OF on the most reasonable terms. rt
lie has also recentyreeeiyedfr from PittsburehA
a large assortment of Fancy and Common ChairsS w
Looking Glasses, Plates OF all sizes, Gilt Mould M
ng for Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, etc.
He Is prepared 70 iurnis Collins ofevery kind, an
will carefully attend TO funerals. lie has the only
Hears IN town for the accommodation of the country
ffCadn, March %, 1854. J. w. GILLESPIE
N. B.-A nice R0claway Carriage for sale cheap
]. w. G..
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sg1Esy SETH PAIN, the spiritual banker IN
stitutes comparison between jesus and Beech
OF thus:
''Put upthy sworle' saysJesus. "Put down
my church for twenty five Sharp's rifes~ says
Henry Ward Beecher. II have not where to lay
my head!' says Jesus n have $5, go peran-
num from my church, and charge fifty cents .
Aead for my Lectures, says Henry Ward Beech
Gss&c. a ~
WANTED--This orc ARTICLE
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A Scheme tIla,t Vvol1Idn't Worh.

The Fremonters intheir desperation to make
aacspectable show against Mr.. buchanan, pro
posed in the State of Pennsylvania, that they
and The Fillmore men should vote thesalne cleo
torial ticket, and if they cast more votes than
hthe Fillmore men the electors if successful
should vote for Fremont, and rice ra$t. This
piece Of trickery was cilaracterlsticof Of theparty
but, as IS generally the case, it didn't work
The Fillmore men Indignantly refused to coop
crate with them in any such .discrclitablC
schemes. ard determined to run theirow n elec.
torial ticket.
Out goes the last little hope Of Fremont
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w. Gull. GAsTON

ATT Or EN- AT.LA wSsa
STEUBEN WILLIE. OHIO.
WILL attend the Common Pleas and District
w Courts hodenin Harrison county; and will
attend all business entrusted to his care in either
Of them. A'@t
REFERS To- Hon. Wilson Shannon, Hon. VIM
kennon, Sr., Hon BIS. Cowen, Hon. I. l. Jewetf
and Hon. Thomas Means.
Steubenvile, April 25, 1S55-ly. sg#f .@&@A
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NEW FIRM.

McP PEERSUN, q RO6E,
TVAVINCI entered into partnership in the bushes;
L L Of manufacturing Marble Monuments, Toni
and Grave Stones ofeYery description, now pre-
pared to accommodate all who may favor them viii
their patronage at the shortest notice and in the bes
style; as Rose is of the oldest and best workmel
in Eastern Ohio. Their shop will be found on Rait
road street. opposite the Probate Office Please cal
before purchasing elsewhere.
MCPHERSON g. ROSE.
Cadiz, Ohio, Sep, 5, lS55-tt
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B. X. QUEST,



NhE suhecriber would respectfully annaunee 70
= ihe eiIlzena Of Cadiz and the ppblic in geHernl
mat being desirous Of making Cadiz his permanent
oi9liua. he has = ken the room hrst door east OF
r. Ilamitots shoe store, directly opposite the pub
he lllALgs, tMain streetl where he is new opou
ing large and splendid stock Of the above goods.
among which may te found Gold and Silver Eng
ish levers. Gold and Silver Swiss ancnUrs and
Lepines. A large assortment oGS day and 20 hour
brass mantle Clockf, with or without alalm. .i
! Cold Eingc.finRs, Earrings and Breastpins in
great variety. Gold guard, vest and Fob chans.-
Gold miniature cases inrge and small. Gold, Sill
yer, steel and german plated spectaces TO suit all
ages. Silver, german and Albata table and tea
| spoons, Bazors, Knives ana Scssors-pockct wal
! lets and Port-monios Of every description Fancy
| -four Vuces and fine toys-har, clothes, teeth and
/ shaving brushes. India rubber buffalo common
terek, puff, pocket and redding combs. All o
| which he viii sell at tic lowest cash price. ,
! n. B. intend carrying on the Clock and Waicu
repairing lu altirs various branches and troRlOr
experience in the business | fattcr myself itf'Va
can do work III such "a manner as TO gave unlyt AZ
| $ ltisiactnn. All work done or sold, warrant
be represented, Call and examine for yourselves
| Cadiz Oct. 10, iS55-Gm. b. X. QUEST.
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WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
A ND dealers IN all kinds Of Paints OILS, Brush
IA es, Fine Paint, PerIumery and fancy articles
of all kinds Steubenville, Ohio. ...s
A large stock just received, whichwe are selling
cheap, sf ....aea.H.eF. .st.. et... .a..
Great care will be taken in packing goods 10 be
sent by the railroad; a.,.a .l
Il Stcpbenyille, Sep. $, '55-ly. -s. r
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ETT,RsEa E9a.as gR

~ 'Esubscriber is receiving his stock ,.,rwz.Ts>
l. of Sp~ing and Summer DBtGS, which S'sSa9.s3
::.s :;: !: : IS #: e. !: :: q; ..::.
this market and in point OF quality, price, "a :. will
compare with any stock in the country. IL y i'll sell
as low as any establishment west Of the n.,..tains
for cash approved country produce. Person
wishing to purchase any article in the
BOOK 0fs D s. UG ZINE
would do well % call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALL.
CadiZ april %. 1854
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S. FERGUSON,
Confectionery and Variety Store
OPPOSITE THE fUBLIC BUILDINGS. n7
GiRdiz, OHIO. 500 s.tr,

g FERGUSON respectfully infofms his friends
-. tnat he has commenced business IN the build. {.
ing directly opposite tie Public Buildings where he
offers for sale large and well selected assortment oi
CoNFkCTIoNARIEs &c, among which may be-
found the following t..'f ma f33
Common and lancyVandics Of all kinds, a.,
Almonds, tllberts, ream and Pea Nuts,
Ruisins, Figs, Dates, French urrants, 900.
Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers,
Western Reserve and EnglishNheese,
Ground and Bark Cinnamon. 0L8 81tUFga41
Pepper, Ginger, Alspce and Starch,
Fine and Common Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff,
Puverzed White Sugar t0
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce, a3H
Combs, Porte Monies, and Pen Knives, s
Visiting Cards and Envelopes, '''
Watch Chains, Keys and Guards, ta aWi
A fine lot oil Common Jowelry,
TOYS OF all descriptions, .traa
Dcy- AS he intends to sell cheap, he hopes his
friends and the public generally will favor him with
their patronage. .fef.+s.f'N
9J- Country Confectonaries can be supplied o. 1is
establishment on the very best terms. 49,,
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C5e Caoi5 sratincI.
P, ,BLsHEp EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING
CHARLES N. ALL EN-,
Editor aad Proprietor.
rrfnsor surseRIrrItn.

+ ~ = ~ = a y q q 4 = ~
Two DulGAnS per anuum, payable within the
year. Il not paid within the year, TSo pulJARS
aud fifry UESTs will be charged. This rule Will be
lived upt 10 al all times.
Auy person procuring ten responsive suoseIiieIS
ear
f TEEMs OF ADvEETISNG.
-Ur a whole column, lone ycar).........,... sa'oh
ham column, zone yearl............. lo'uU
quarter lone year. l2NO
ror d lines or less, three insertionsl Loo
Tor each additional insertion, n,...,........ y
BUSINESS CARDS.
For u lines, or less tone year. $500
A" tsiX months. ............. 800
RATES OF POSTAGE
oN WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
10 all Subscribers in the county where published
FREE,
More than 80 miles djstant.....5 cts. per Quarter
Ovrr 80, and under 800 miles, 10 q"
Jvor 300 and under ,OO0........l5 "
Uycr 900 and under 2,O0O,. 20 Z"
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brLEGAL NOTICE. Won
Arthur McNutt, Executor1
of the last will and tes-
lament of James Nc
Mutt deceased, Plaintiff. I Civil action.

~ UT uCCtustu3 Ialllull' ISlFIl dCtiOti'
VS.. uH-
William Mccoy, defen-
dantl
William Mccoy defendant, 'of countyMercer Hi
mois, will take notice, atArthur T. McNutt, EK-
ecutor OF the last will and estamenrot James Nc
Mutt deceased Plaintiff, OF the county Of Harrison,
in the Stnte OF Ohio, did on The 2lst day of July,
A d. 1856. file his petition in the Comt OF tonnnon
Pleas, with andtor he sai1 counly Of IIanison ard
State Aforesaid ugoinst the said William Mccoy,
defendant, setting forth that the said James McNut
in his lifetime, the November Term OF the Court
Of Comlnon. PIens, a ID. 1871 held in an for the
cohlty aforesaid III the State aforesaid, by tile
consideration and judgment Of said Court recover
~ Judgment against the said William Mccoy, de-
iendaHt, tOa The snm OF ~ 1905 his debt, md Sl2,
70 bis COSTS and about his suit III ot behalf
pended, which Judgment still remains in said court
! IN iull force. unreVcrsed aud unsaisiied,
! FIlpp plaiAjG therefore prays Judgement Tor the
! sum Of $l2LI0 this debt and cost with interest
nom tic tenth day Of November A. y. lSl7 ard The
plaintiff CIV, polce that an order Of attachment
has been issued hereiH for the goods, chattels
dits,'moneys effects lands and lenenenls OF said
defendant, within said county; and that the defend
AMI is required to answer said petition on before
| the eleventh day Of ctober next, aud ii dDlnult o.
said answer, the slid plaintiff Will ask Judgement
for tue sad sum Of Sl27,70 wi'h interest rom the
tenth Of November, A. u. ls47
JESSEH McNATH,
August ~, 1886 6t Atty for Pl'f
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tiI@mESTo CASn PgIcE PAID ToE
WnGyT at EsAICllERs Il 90
PAINTING Gg

bGNJaILIIH WaCAIHSUH' I'M
tDFIER5 his services 10 the citizens of Cadiz and
suriouHdiug country, IN the artot a
H0luse Painting, esFiaiAasmF, Paper
Hanging. Vanishing,
and al kindsof Imitation in Wood, Stone and Mar
bic, Also Sign printing attended TO, on the mos,
IreFusonabe terms
TIosc wishing 10 have Painting done ~ lite bcst
and most modern Style Wuuddo well TO give hin, a
call. as he ondeayors to do bis work IN neat sub.
Istantiai, and WofkHan-lixe manner.
/ Cadiz, Ohio, May n, l556-ly
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Uncnrrent Money.

UHCUTTGMJ MUHEys
TIE HIGHEST PRl 4 PAID FOR All
kiu Il Of nucurrent money atthe banking house o
Z. LYONS in Cadiz
AprJlS, 1S65.--tt. ~ fg
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IEAVifTi THAXTER. f"

g Senate Chamber, Ohio April 5h 1854.
Dr.. ]. c. AVER IIonored Sir: have made thor
ough trial of the CATHARTc PILLS, left me by your agent,
and have been cured by them of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he found suffering. The first dose re-
leved me, and few subsequent doses have entirely
removed the disease feel in better health now than for
some years before which attribute entirely the effects
of your CArHARrIc PILls. Yours with great respect
LlJ(JUS b. METCALF''
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Prepared by y. G. AVER,
and ANALYTICAL Chemist, Lowell, Mass

Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
AGEYrs--F. Bckstoin, Jr., Cincinnati; John Beal
and DR. John Mclean, Cadiz; J. 7. & S. II. Watson
Iiarrisviile Cannon & Henderson, New Athens; T
J. Brown, Mooreield; and by all dealers in Medi.
cine everywhere.
October %, l855-ly
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The above all from persons who publicly known
where they reside, and who would not make these state
without thorough conviction that they true
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Steuberville G Indiana Railroad
SPRING. ARRANGEMENT.

..5.17 ..551zz @ =55s.7s51 49, l.i.]g,
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Out goes the last little hope Of Fremont
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4ul piece, Amer. and fni Prints 30 pieces
,,upham- i2b 10 hlcarhed cotton i,i ! aud
81 brown collou~. bIeschcd and bro A..endlie
-heetinr linen -hceNng, furniture iGnre-, Tus-
Key red drapery. pink, blue and black lawns.
h!eachcl ard bro dr-, twillcd o.nahures,
bleaclcd and bro linen drills planter linens
French linens. hurlaps, talor- canvas, nan
keen. eambroon. coitonades. denms, striped
osnnhBrr. hickory stripes, ,ctaw stripes.
camle. tcan- ehambfay, hed.lieking, apron
checks. brlantcs, Grass skirts. grt-- linen.
linen check, bracLci atd to iiren table
dsma.a. hatkaharf. crash, bird c3e dapsb
R8eaarl-oa's Idsh linens, white, black and
brown Hollands. black cloths, drap d'eie, doe
ms ard -rmmer cloths, osnabnrgs, paper
ca. brio. black and colared csmbric-, Ie'.s.a.
acquam d.a.rr pillow ease linens and mus'.a,,
Mar.,Il, guflfs cft. etc etc
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JT, Idii0f
Dear Nf,--l am proud of the honor confer
red upon me by some of my fellow citizens, IN
announcing my maine IN your valuable Journal,
a. candidate for the office Of County Nuryey.
or, 1t the ensuing August election. ! had no
previous intention Of entering into competition
for the situation, but finding my friends are
more numerous than expected, take this OPP
2oruuiiy, as grateful response to their kind
ness, to inform them aud the public generally,
that have been Lard Suryeyor, practically,
more that forty years and am not awaF, that
my qualifications have ever teen once lucs.
toned Should they elect me 90 I'll the re-.
sponsibiliiies Of that ayoca,on, tt"y will !
trust, find me worthy Of their confidence, so
far a, ability and experience are concerned.
remain, dear sir, yours mos, respectfully,
SAMUEL WILEY.
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w the N1AAMtCrs.

4. DOZEN Grain Cradles, complete
ia 10 sos hes do
, DO S,ekles 40.
A large assortment Of o. Chains.
Fresh 1T. ioais flour
BOYS Clothing
WA. S. liNNSuN s co.
MAJ lo,h, 1850 ff.U
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l,ook Out Tor n NVNaW

rs Runaway from the subscriber, living
~ 10 HARRISON county, Texas, on the loth
Nof MAY last. a negro man named VII
IAN lie i. ~ years old weighs 700 or 10
pounds, # dark copper color aHd regular Tea
lures, wore Nhi~kCfs, and was Well dressed
when be lef.
A Nnes.l reward wi, De pad lnr his arfFe-
hension and delivery ora1y aiormaiiou, 70 that
can col him again W PAIltl
july l4ih, 1886 At-i
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= iousS4y r. T. ~ JOHNSON
a : JOHNSON u Co., Marshall Texas,
n. Wholesale and Retail dealers IN Drug,
and Chemicals Paints, OILS and NindoW nisss'
Book, and Sta,ionerv.
ar An orders promptly attended 10.
lnl, % | 500 H.
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..otav .amp~ ana tstrauao.c>.

N'h.N., lamp. of ,'Huu- sizes ami prVcs
- o.-aa3oic- ssi- ,f Gte lights;
a. M par-. For sale 81
June =. 81 uADE'S.
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Iron Stone Ware.

INNING, Tea MA roiiet-sels
} Covered Dishes, casssFolts, ompprts,
Pitcher. OF all sizes, bowls. bu'ier tnbs
Sauce boats, saaee ieroens, plates all sizes
Dishes, oval aud oetagen, r.d and deep
Also, a general assortment VI com ihpa9aro.
For sole NJ llfDE'S.
June 7th, SO
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" u Morris candidate for ne rl-tiion 'a No.
office of Ua-id Jtfef of She sixth Distinct % ib. up-
SUNG turu.t election
Monroe NIT Is candidate flf Bt9ftf Jsdts ui
The SIXTH Di.inoi at thc cnsuing August election
e 4 Fro.,r ., a candidate fof Dsi-nt Jafe,, 10
m. nn.Ilur Anrli.t .l.ntLnn.
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si.;. couptv on business. they rroHaH'if
,,r,ed b,rL when they saw how things were
ria pr.onsrs will be delivered over to a
,pecial constable lFoE, oie county who Will
take care OF them
On Saturday the l2th inst, our county
has called u conyention at Jetts Plains
,bou, three miles from Madison, TO nomi'
nate candidates for county offices The
people are determined to choose good and
reliable officers this time, so that they may
not again be compelled to take the laws IN
their own hands
At the las, accounts. tho Regulators had
fail possession of the field, and quiet aud
order we're restored The foregoing looks
very much like the times Of the Regulators
and Moderator. of old.
Hon Tnos. J JENNINGS ludica>
tons are exceedingly favorable for the
election % this gentleman, as one OF tie
Associate Judges Of the Supreme Court.
It seems to be universally conceded that
he ic emirent, qualified for the position.
The manner in which he has discharged
the duties OF Attorney General, has given
him n great hold upon the public conf
dence. Ills management of the cases
against the Bank aud the Colony contrac
tors has proved him no. only an able jn'
i.l bu, nan Of answering integrity.
col jennings rcsided for several years at
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LATEST NEWS.


/ None ou, the ightes' boats can reach Al.
exandria.
The White Cliffs struck snag JUS, be.
low st Maurice, on her trip mp, and sunk.
She was raised, however, and put in com,
plete repair, and is now waiting for rise in
the river. Her freight WAS all saved.
NrcARAGrA.-Gen. Walker has dssoly.
cd the Rivas government, on the ground OF
its having acted in bad faith to himself aud
the Americans under his command. lie
has issued an address to the army setting
forth the character OF the late government
as ungra,eful and ueacherous which CON
PEELED him to abolish it. aud SIMILAR sd
dress to the army, Aud election was going
on Tor President and Walker, it was sup.
posed would be eieo,ed
The steamer Drizabn. a, San Juan from
New York, toak out sixty men aud six
hundred sharpe. rihrs. Wth a considerable
qnan,itJ q, ammunition aud provisions for
General Walkers forces
Va Costa Rca revolution had broken
oul against Motas government, aud 1t is
thought his life was ia danger from the in,
surgerts, Who werc mostly the opponents
OF h, invasion Of Nuaraaul.
l. WAS thueehl that Gru Walher would
uane an etty attack on tosa l,ica.
When last heard irom he Was At \ugin
BAY
The State Of San SALVADOR bad refused
a passagc across It. jefltory ~ force
which had lrft Guatemala to aitacl. Genl
Walker
! he Tue Delta contains a long aud
rather Interesting letter ,rom a correspond
eut at san Juan, whirh does not give a
llhiterus account OF things thefs and Ia
the VICINITY
Col krne,'s colony doos not appear to
flourish Re ha3 cleared about three acres
for hrself apon which he was growing
vans. hauauas, aud cocoa
tALlioRNtA -. he committee Of vjgi
lance still hold sway IA san Francisco.
Governor johnson applied TO Cen, Wool
for arms aud ammunition from the [ :.
arsenal but that officer refused 10 compl,
with the request 'lae vigilance commlt
tee had ordered tho following persons to
leave the state john Brown, $ " Bag,
lev, James lienuesseY. VIM Hamilton.
" iliam alias Jack NcO,uife, James tusIck
aud Ference Kelley
W,suNoro<. Ju.yj Tho hiIl asthor>
lin. thu r,oi Of the tar.try ef Kansas
~ form a SfAte Constitution and state
trtf 8
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GENERAL asser.nrnf, embracing \
\ htrs n-.c,. ~rtat.v tot tI,s -rt-an. For
>a.r .aA 80 Apk'S.
-iar -tt ie5r.
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Nlu>lCaI. Musical

Professor Me er and ledy le'
The MssoDe institute Boston
u = w Tcyss1 m,cud Locating ia Mar
shall lor the purpose OF giving lessons to all
who wish to become well acquat,ed With ma
SIC Lessons gwen oa the Piano, Guitar. sad
Violin
JulN 9th Nh u
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CHEF JUSTICE.

.j@a : Uana.t g. eahdtla'r ior ~ election
70 the office ol >t0a Nile ensuaag August cleo.
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DlNrED Castors, Cakv Ba~Aris, mays
!: Tea and Table Spoons. For sale a.
June : 50 tll DIES.
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ensuing Ausu.' c.scluu
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bingham Umbrellas, cotton and fancy -i
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New Advertisements,
Southern Military Academy Lottery

t. be drawn In The city sf Montgomery, Ala
in public, on THU RSDAY, August 1871
1850, on the HAVANA PLAN
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Glassware.

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II foot
Covered preserve dis4es; srfaf disAcsi
retie leayes and shul-, amps, Goas>es
plieaer>, salt sellers, gpb c3-, teuto,ocs. chan
paiguc ana wines. tos sale ~
June :. ST. HNDE'S.
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assorted finger rings, gold cuiI pins ear bob,
shirt studs, guard chains. sre,e aud collar but
tons. pens gold pens aud -icer cases, huc sets of
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q N- N4fr j-h candidate Zoe reelection tH f.e
aHio. o. Constable. u Boat ". 3 at RE ensuing
August rirfuo9.