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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

hOFS-TACre is moderate business doing otsy Tor hone
cCuswnp0n Sales If about 81 uae II O a. lOc Tor oTd
nary choice Eastern AID Wes',ln OLD continue dull aud
nominal
HFMP-Amcrcan quiet this being 'he dull season with
manufacturer lot # l2 bale Dressol returned IRON Auc
ton sod 80; 10 bales Undcssed az S'0 snd % Saes
Juts - ~S7 5tO 81, months.
HAN-The poorly supple and holders are h-I
sales oi so baes AZ = 4 l.. q : l6t = iVV 10
HONEY-Fa sactio1s have been ma > A. f1i rrees
The supply sssl diminished sales OF leo tcs al - cssA IL
bond, IL e1polt, and 7.GS5c. duty paid
INDlGO-ThcTe very little tEauspr rn2i lTcSs h5e an
charged sles OF Is chests Ms& at Yc nnd 10 cacs AsH
o. SC.
ssles 100 6 $50 So all email les - % IS
Hrqsh common Btrs quiet St. - sud Rehnei a.
80 % Eurlish sheet Is steady a. 5fGiic. We quoe;
Scot,h Pls II. 50 50 Bar, pol. $50 a.
Ps An. No. I. - "A Bsr,Sw ORD. -. 100 dlN -
I3z An. com. % IL Bar. Am, nd. IS - - -
RsT Erix IN { leo 500 lc5 - Bar, kng, ret IA o. %
Bar Nv, bfk.lc2 sO6 - RAr. Ing COM. e - -
BsIi fors stn.ICZ 500 SAeet. En.SAu. - Si9 - 4.
Bar, W. X. Ian % "A - d.,
Ii A-1be market is e.r. with far iuqury sles Of
Spaih AZ IS e.sh ard EngE AZ - ia ior baeAcits
IFATHER-We have on hald very ueageT a'soIt neni
49, Li "a "a n hrmness Prime BuenOs A yres N idle
Nil rot prIg S ABSOsturs Go 2l 2-o a. oes' Li9h
~ a Az remains extremely scarce ADD I slaughter
20 n n apds and lty Hide SGSe encl All ski
are IN request at 81 100 81 fI . sAsa EAsi.sh
Oh .s'Il Lishf, p n :; as ,e,n n 9IsO - S!
Oar UeA w ......SO aS2 Hem. Md Or.noc ..2i s
OsS tdry del....2s dSo iienloet, Heavy ....l az!
Oai SOsth isht...4 ~ Hem, Eoo9 dsrssed. IS AZ
oai, B. A ~es s-lted "a Gss tisnloh, Upper. IN IN
fNrConraon oocklAnd dull ~ the late decae sales
Of 2ooo bA, Al Al Oi Lump in fair request a. 81 S7i
LATHs-Tbe marie, t,'upses dull srd roninL o. 81 n,
sssh, and 81 g, ~ dsye
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

, plss sttro ~. ,sios s 49,, AID psssht 6! Nc IS-
lev are duh st i24sl<>- 49,. =.
CEMLNT-Dornest s Srm, With rood bssDees do.ns :.
l lfIa 81 IS In frsist change has seeufea ID pe'
~ a. ~. Marble Ct taG As aid ho,nsl st 2 - y
COTJON-Tbs usYt e1niiDpes stesdy ami 1--we - oe
ovo,.oas; bali the ,sles we're h. rrsss1 Ioos9 ses
resSb CeO bales We qOose as ioliovs
fIw-yosA SLsssIgIcsTis.; yoLr
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
nv TelegrHph.

SAVANNAH March IS The steamship AEgcs,s, fTcn
Sew.Y ok arrived here ibis morning
CHARLESTON. March 2b.-rhe steamship Jsncs Adscr
arrived here this TUESDAY morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

FLOUR AND MEAL-A better demand fof Western and
c.,s a., n. none trace and ;he Far cd brands
sr 6rD and in lively request while common OF very ordinary
Sale cult Of ssle and more 80 10 quote the
seo,sy dnshpg tbe better grades frs and more sa
III the sss Of Wesfern Canal $500 bbs al 20 6tc =
Or 10 yery gcod State aul fair choice snds Men
jsap 8 2Ja 5. for superhne Indiana and Upper Lax
a. n n ~ g 70, common goo suPerhne aha 10" Eee
~ lin Ohio and @s H0SlO 20 for extra Genesee "a a.
an TlouT arriving slowly and IN good demand ior ne
and the trade fn prcesi sales OF 1Vo bbs
a, a. 57G 80 50 for best brsnds Southern 'guf
quite freely and lower ct the sbs'epen the de-
80 ia more aotve; sales of 500 bbs At Al 11d+ fot
missd 20 good standard brands AsxsDds Baltimore snd
burg Coanty ard &c 1 80 for fayote isncv ana
sYtr brands Rye Flour 10 firm, and Is less plenty; Ies o
IO bts al &c 25 for fine and supsrdne Corn Meal lower
"a Is freely offered and s acve sales Of V1 bbs a.
9 25a43 3l for jersey and 80 s7S for Hran 'ine ana
cLazhe lnur Is kreAiX
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
Passengers Arrived
J., ,i,,r,,.,.ip Game COX. from Shan

II ciiprty,.p Game C0'F fro" Shd'g'af-Nrs 10
chJd + F. Bacon of boston. =,
4, ,I,p yhr Gi!rin from ndHilG-Geo. y, DAVIS, j.
I, mn Cayatas from Lirep0ol-Mr Daniel Ixi.r
H. clt1pey sh,p Bs,tVn Ligsi from Saashde-i'S " IMAM
CollsGsD. ,, n. y.x,,.,
NJ Bennett Masters Frederick and Heury Bennett MISS
scales M aid Mrs smith Of England MI beet o OefmaAy'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

COFFEEHAdsr. continue 70 EXHIBIT great hr'nt 81,
fair der Id prevails The stock Of RIO S5"s bags ,
eubrrce e5 tags RIO e. IClc was leg srsas io
OF tbs q nTk.t GU do. At cllscs ~ D~s -
It6Ifie and 80 haas Jsnssc. st l1c. BY ieeEisI
rrIssL, dated 2lth Inst have TIE foo"iAMs " :. 49, -
$50 bsTs soio u4GE.o., mostly l.ri ''- - '''' ~
80. bIts q ib.....I4, as Lss.syTs,P b''.''''m
49,. Is iHs-ecslDo''' .''.''i =. -
go ......Ia A aI2} st. Doninso eDa; ~. -
c0xL-The market s heavy ioi ne S he
,e,. s. Peach Orchard - 75q IS %; ehsh 81 o..
th over Lverpoo Jrrel plenty, sn1 y ouiI J.
~ D Ss5 30 Jo Camel ~ 10 *ll Sostch 81 0a ~ ana
S,lD.y a. Jas5 % e toh 49,, ,.-,.,.3. Ol4 q
' -. Of soc - nc. cash. Ts anton feo" me'a -
e. .itb moderate suPIly al &c: .. n,..
DyFWOODS-Since our last Weetly So 'uns ~ "O'sk'
ra,t,cod has teen sold for port at ~ cash ,.-
TARTHEEWABE-A feet Of yeese!s rave AI'.a ',n'e ~ e
-, in Al nearly zoo crates, chiefly common ware Ih1
sanle trsde has ts hght, hOugI busness A si qe
scye Far merchants now makrs toer Ap ea-
o,e in bic Numbers bieh enables holders 20
th. Iosi,io Tho late advance fuy maintained sna me
sercr In tre,Io that tr lde will b. po.rsc~d ~ lsef
~ nod than owing fe bad condition OF inland na'e"-
ton For California there are few buye-a
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

sssss fair extent at Y7d M W. S~n l7Aow, with
ASp riLEs-Hsrd North River are f.irl, lnos,sS
stSv@sa fknadslphis Face steady a, no 4 = ~
Ss bout change o. moment; ssles at 70 for NJ
-. 80 ~ 49, sad *+eds%S fOr stouIbrdse Mali Tie
IN fair request at rather s..,.
~'~ sses 'sS sssss S.sba IssA asa Phsris &C. !, -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
GREENS


WHISRY-The market easier. and is freely snpped tae
sales bbl 18ic for Ohio and su sac f fon
WlNES-A moderate demand 70 pTeysIlns o. i-I PrSes
sales Of 30 qr. casks Sherry az IA s2Ni 40 spsa a'u
81 a. C. and % Or cssks Sweet halsss a. 50:
NHALEBONE-Hoders are trm Win iat lnqu.l! - 80
o st report Is co Ochotsk sold foT exp0rt a. Sc and ~ wv
ID 90 A. New Bedford al sc. cash .,--,..-I ~
TOBACCO-There good feeling in the market snd isl!
rr;ce are r.,ed Ye stoeis are still ht sales Of 80 hhis
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

a., bsve a auet uaik-ti ne igl pTIce-
s.ta ed ehcci buse, seusby. There IA but little eomas A.
S he s.,oret is t low. Holders remain very tfn Il
- Lett ION. S.les Of 50 coo Fleece ~ 80 ioT low
10 fne Grads Pulled ite sPafnss sid holders are
t sur and 4zd fSe Foreign Il nm. th but ;e
3rs~ ~. .afoFf
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

Receipts Of Produce MARCH 20.
Pt Eric Rclrosd3o5 Hogs s sides beateet ol '0 a''
eoc 10, Buuer eco bags Grain 10 pigs Provisions
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

IMMATURE ALsASAc.....THIs DAY ~
srS-Es,....5:sl Set,......6:c0 IoON-kses'' 'I-'"
........THit DAY
Gov. Island Ill - HellOste.'' l'VL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
narker...... Reported By Telegraph.

NrwosLEAvs March 26-Corros market hrm ss!e' 10 20
A. ID fo hsiss TOR the three dHys. 49Voo SUGAR hs
Js,t "a - 7r foLAssrs S5!c MSS BEEr-No'has dois
Grts poRK SIS RIO CorVEE. l2'c. mGSet ouoyAlr
.riPLne ExcHANsE da,l-s!. The weather has Been ~
vofab!e.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
HlisrelldneuuB.

RRAZIL D.-23O quntals BRAZIL
- WOOD. lin bond and dnty psif, y for sale By
sPOtFORD. riLESTON Co. No. . Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

the Bslunoe agency and selling usual st the osns
quotations.
From 10 10 - tuns ......soGchsh
FROM ~ No oV tunA oe-Nash
ON lOl 10 10 tuEs 5I-cash
From l5l 70 ~ tuns. bh-Stsh
from SNl 70 5Jp tuIA b1--ctsh
From sol tgns and upward............... 8-S0ds
NAlLS-Cu, are in demand u &c mos. Gernsa Wrought
are quoted az 7d7!c.
HlDESThe arrivs have been quite free durirP the
but the market well aimed; sales today Of NV dry Mar
,eaho, p. s e2 and $50 Southern II . l7e cash
The stock band 81 900 ncludins II $50 BueaOs Ayres
1890 Rio GTsnde lS 500 Angosturs 2o0 Says1in 5oQ La
suayrs Porto Cabelo. &C. 500 Maracab 2so Mexican sSi
rdand 1890 Demerara ST. Domingo &C., and 800
Southern AID Texas beside cO Dry Horse Hides We quote:
BA.N0 an sell $sD- a = PouOC Gbe e0t tb0okedl.2 a =
Rio g. 2OG @S5 do. .26 26 Dgy Southern. Il
Z. q. and b. A. Or. B. Isl Calcutta AZ o....If4d q
Gambia .............- Caloutts Gr sushtrll a. l2
Aneosturs. a 2ii Cslcutts, dry..... 81
SaNsIa Gc......a lCalcutta, dry saited. .Sj q 81
MaIrcaho, lis q Calcutta black dry. 20 q -
Nstsmoras.........- Is. A Horse, d. and O.S5 GlS
Porto Cabe!o lirect).- q 2.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-30
For The Iaal1 EentlneI
Token Of Respect.


At a late meeting of the Phrlosophic Lit
erary Society of Franklin College, IL was
unanimously resolved, that a committee be
appointed to draft resolutions expresssi We OF
The feelings of society relative 10 the death
Of Joseph s. CArnahan, Of Mercer comfy,
Illinois.
TIE President appointed Messrs. G. Nc,
Ada ms, S. NJ. Wallace, and w. p. Mead
ans; which committee reported the follow
ing preamble and resolutions:
Whereas, it mas plea ed the great ruler
Of the univeise, who doeth all things well,
in his great wisdom. and power, to take
from earthly scenes, our glratiy beloved
and much esteemed fellow member, Jos. 5.
OARNAuAN, therefore
Resolved, That we deeply deplore the
loss of one so be loved and highly esteemed,
by his fellow students; and that 1t Was
matter OF th4 deepest regret. to lear # the
death of our worthy compinioa. in the
bloom OF life and yigor Of youth, AID that
though deeply re 5rettlng the los4 OF our
| brother, aud fellow liburer, WE would hum.
bIy bow to tins declee OF an aIiWIse Z, d.
being confident that he will tisd that bliss
! fuI society above, for which he was 80 d..
hyent in preparing himself while here be-
! low.
Resolved, That with the tenderest com
misseration we most sinceraIy sympath,z :,
with his family and relatives, and CORDIALLY
offer them the poor consolation # recpro al
sorrow a1d tkat while we heartily mingie
our grief with that of his bereaved relations
and with many loving friends that be has
~on elsewhere, we a'so join wi h them II
The hore Of me ling him i'll another ant
more COM ellai cllm, tut whilst 1t IS mel
archoy i ought to his fll cted fami TO re
NJ ze lLat lie IS gone, ma} his christian ex
APPLE not only be a source of comfort TO then
but also prompt others to follow that EXAM
pie, that they may be prepared ior th'
same momentuous event.
Resolved, That we, as fellow associates
in lhe same society, deeply mourn his loss
not only as respected brother, dear to vi
all Tor his many amiable qualities; not onsy
AS one " ho had won the affections OI all III
as sociates, but also as an irreparable loss tt
society, whose return to continue 10 brilian
career of usefulness, was hoped soon to b.
realized; and that in the unlimeiy loss Z
one SO fu Of hope and promise. we are ST.
verely reminded Of The uncertainty Of lie
The certainty Of death. and vital importance
Of being prepared to be called hence az lh
will Of our maker.
Resolved, That we, in the capacity Of
society, and individually. by this my steriou
dealing of divine Providence, are re minded
Of these words: -" Remember now thy Gre
ator in the days of thy youth, while the ev
days come not. nor the years draw nigh
when thcu shalt say ! have no pleasure j
them"
Resolved, That copy these resolution
be forwarded TO the family Of The deceased
and that copies be transmitted TO the Cadi
Sentinel. Rppub 'ican. Preacher. and Unite
Presby terian, respectfully for publication.
j. H. FERGUSON, President
w. A. McCoSNEL, Secy.
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@bhnarits.
Fer the Cadi1 Sentinel.
Obituary Of @. I. Schreiber.


DIKD, in Moore6eld, January 9th. at the
residence Of his son, after short illness Of
nervous prostitution, Mr.. @. l. ScHRElBER,
in the 66sh year Of his age.
The subject Of this notice was born in the
Kingdom Of Hanover. Germany. where, in
early life, he connected himself with the
Lutheran church, ard continued in her COM
muniOn until his departure from this life.
After the death of his beloved wife, he de-
terpined once more, il Providence permit
ted. to Join his children, some of whom have
been citizens of our republic for several
years; and to obtain this object. he settled
up his business, and Immediately embark
ed for this country, where be arrived apps-
rently in good health and spirits; his stay
was short, but a few months; for soon his
days we're numbered, and his soul called
back 10 that God who gave it. Sill he en-.
ioyed the blessed privilege Of meeting biz
children; and at one time, OF seeing them
all gathered around him in the same house
hold; when he expressed himself jacob likt
and said that lie was "thankful, pleased snt
SAT-, i,Ged" Ibis enjoyment was of shor
duration; the summons clme; he was called
to quit earth; and as one who had seen his
souls desire below, he lay down calmly an'
serene auj fell asleep in the arms of death
Death will be the lot of all men. Ever
The ,enderest ties of earth, and the fondeS
associations of time, have no power to saw
us FROM his terrible grasp; else would it no
have been SO in the present case, for alter
long interval, parent and children met a
gain, and that in strange land. but scarce
ly had they recounted the interesting rem
iniscences of early days, or called up the
hy-gone scenes of the parental mansion
when in steps the messenger, death, an
separates forever, upon earth, this family
group How passing and slight the tenur
Of all temporal happiness; to day we are
to morrow we are not. There may be
cordial greeting Of friend with friend, wheI
long absent ones near and dear are brought
! face to face, but how soon may all Re bias
ted, and drapery of mourning take the pac
Of hilarity and gladness; so nearly uniting
! Joy an sorrow, as to leave no ietervaI be
tween. Such was the lot Of the friends o
the deceased.
! Although dead, yet he must live in tn
memory of all who knew him. and especial,
The bereft ones. His disposition was a
misble and he appeared to have great in
tcgriy OF character His remains wer
committed to their resting place, acc"mpa
MED by large and respectable procession
who sympathized with the friends OF th
departed. I. X. q.
errfeld, Jan. 10Th 1856.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-30

BACK BoNE LrSEAAEEr. The Fusion
members of the Ohio Legislature have sent
on some resolutions to their fusion rspresen.
tativts in Congress, endorsing their tenacity
for Banks, and Of course iebuking Harrison,
Ball. and others, for not going for Banks.
Mr.. Harrison's constituency in Cincinnati
heaiing Of this application OF back bone lin.
eament for spinal weakness, sent on some
G. 900 names 10 Hsrrison, approving of his
course, and which is expected TO act as a
counter irritant. When viii these fusion
q ctcrs agreeY The country waits ior re-
ply.- IPlaindealel.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-30
NEW Fall Goods,

lust received at Cochran's Wholesale Variety
- Store, large stock of new Goods for the season
consisting in part Of Hosiery, Gloves Ribbons, la
diee, Edgings Bobbonetts. Accordeons, Violins But
tons Combs, &c &C.
Also, large assortment of Gold and plated Jewel
ry, Gold and Silver Watches, Guards, Chains, &c
Also, heavy assortment of white wax Beads.
TO which the attention of the trade, and citizen.
generally is respectfully invited,
ROBT. COCHRAN
Fourth ST., few doors north of Market
| Steu5envile Nov 1855.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-30

No DouBT or IT,--The Kentucky States
man in speaking Of the material Of which the
present Congress il composed says:
aThe House presents a curiOns scene
Il consists Of seventy four Democrats, thirty
biyots, one hundred triangular-headed ia
HAsies. and from six to = dozen FOOLS
ITpaaphrey Marshall appears TO be chiel
b,gos, Gid linz stIle bead fanatic and Col
;az, of Indiana, The bgses: tOOG."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-30
Ohio Water Cure,
AND
ELECTESOPATsEIC INSTITUTE.

=
SteHbP0vtIIe, q.
THIS institution combines the advantages Of
l. class iiydropathic Establishment ais }, a Med.
and Physiological School, tor the instruction Of
Teachers, Lectures ard Physicians.
Patients and Students will be received AT any
time asthe Institution will be open the whole year
Pure Soft water will be used and in winter the
ba tn rooms and waIer will be warmed to suit -
Electro Magnetism, that great source Of vitality
will be used in the cure OF Nervous Diseases Also,
tine Electro.Chemica Bath, Chat gren scientific, :,
will be used in this Institution, by which culomel
and nll other mil eral substances can be removed
from the body by short and painless operation,
rendering chronic diseases easily cured.
Also Tumors, Cancers. Scroiulns Sores, Mental
Deraugement &c, WILDE treated by new and Ger.
tain remedies,
Suffering and Stamrering cured without sur.
gical operation. DR.. Campbe's great success in
all forms of diseases Of Females indnces him 10 say
thai he will undertake the worst cases. and wheru
he fails TO Cure he will Charge Nothing for his ser
vices Patients to bring two sheets, two blankets
two comforts, and four towels
| Terms tor full treatment, board, &C., from S6 tc
So per week. Day puients twho BOARD elsewhere
will he charged about half he above rates and pa
tients who desire it, will he visited at their homes
| in CRY or country. Consultation Free
| ~ For further parti ulars apply to
| J B CAMPBELL, A. NJ, M. D
| Fov. Z '55
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-30
Notice to Shippers.
w VII hFP~ANs
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE. S. 81 r.

TRANSFORMATION OFFICE. $. 81 r. r.
Steubenvie, April 10Th 1855. !
A FREIGHT TRAIN is nov running 10 New
cepted,) at 5 a. m and Cadlz at 6 As n nj.
Shipments to all llstations except Unionport, Cadiz
Fairview and New Market, Uhrichsville, Porn
Washington, New Comerstown, Lafayette, Coshoc
ton, Adams Mills, Dresden and Newark must be
prepaid
shippers will pl ase conclude their shipments and
ecelve heir conslgnments previous to . O'Clock eac
vsailG LAFAYETTE DtVENNY,
April 25, 1855. General Fn sht Agent
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Agents.

AS0uLS.
james Collins & Co. Freight and Passenger A.
gents, No ia and ll5 Water st Pittsburgh
J N. Kinney, Freight Agent, Little Miami K. r
Depot. Cincinnati
P.W. Suader, Passenger Agent Broadway, Gin
cinHnH.
Richard Hooker, Passenger Agent, Newark.
+. A. Wells, do SteuLenville
LAYFAyIrTE DEvENNY, General Freight and Tick
ct Agent, Steubenvie,
g. w. FULTON, Superintendent.
Septemher 10 1853
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-30
Proclamation Extra!
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
TO THE PEOPLE OF
HARRISON COUNTY!

WHO have extended so liberal and generous pat
ronage TO Inc during my residence in Cadiz, in
which period OF time it has teen my good fortune
20 form many acquntances, make many FRIENDS,
whose friendship and kindness will ever be remem.
bered with the most pleasant emotions. limo il
its onward flight, brings many changes Years a.
90 your humble servant was the tlrst pioneer In the
Clothing enterprise in Cndiz, starting with deter.
mnaton 10 sell cheap, and deal fairly, he hoped
TO build up trade that would steadJ increase
an bring TO his counter the return OF each year,
the Of thts who were his patrons Of the first
And this proclamation is issued to inform all who
are in want or Clothing ofany Description, Price.
Qualify or Quantity. from cotton shirt to cart
load, can be accommodated on the most advanta
geous terms. ! am now receiving dirert from the
Eastern cities, the Largest Stock of Fall and Win
ter Clothing ever opened il Harrison Co. Consist.
ing in part of the following goods:
Heavy and line overcoais, largo assortment,
all kinds grades quail ii e; dress, frock, sack box
and b mess coats, OF MI coloTs; shades and va.
rietics; oil kinds Of pants, velvet plush, fancy and
plain satins silks, cassmerian &c. lots OF furnish
ing goods, shirts, drawers and undcrshrts cravas,
bandkcrchiefs, collars socks and suspenders, which
will be cold cheaper than these articles ever have
been sold in Harrison Co have also fine and
well selected stock Of cloths, eassimers, vestings
and overcoming Tor the purpose OF making up
All kinds Of Custom Work,
which will be cut and made in the best and most
fashionable style and by the best mechanics in the
country large stock OF BOYS CLOTHING!
which. with all my goods, will be sold at the very
lowest prices
My stock is the largest, best selected and stand
ready TO prove IL decidedly the cheapest in Harri.
son county. ! offer it for sale. II comes within
the wants and circumstances Of all TO the buyer
in this article, then give me call il will afford me
pleasure to show you through my extensive assort-
meat and variety and II Itail 10 quality or price,
the fault will bs my own. ! will be happy 10 see
my old trends and pleased to make the acquaint-
IL
ent to give me call! Remember tie place in the
corner opposite ,he Court House, and under tho
sSeRtiUtl" office, Cadiz, Ohio ng
Csdis, oipo1 New. Il ie5p, IACoBcRAeR.
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VIZ I ~ ID III!

FROM the earliest ages Wine has Seen known
and esteemed one Of the choicest productions OF The
earth. It's rendered preverbial In Scripture. In
th, present oge good Wine is not only,ya hed as q
luxury, but here are several kinds wi ich are hold
! in high estimation BY the medical profession, aud
iorm valuable commodity in every good Dispensaa 4
tory In Europe there upwafdsof ftty dilIercnk
kinds Of grape. But il hassremained l0r modefa
science and skill toprodnce Injurious and delight.
fol Wine from Medical Plants and Roots This Oht
ject hus been fully Accomplishment 10 an article cnlled
Dr Hnlsey's Forest Wine From q valuable for.
maa Q! Roots, Plants, Of the nighsst medical
order. is here produced pure Wine, equal, II not
superior in favor % any imported atts came time
REFINING all the virtues Of one Of the best Msdicnal
lFormulaseyer knowil.Na ~ gsst saf'R
No invalid Gun object 20 takethe Forest Wins On
account OF isaffeeable taste and none can take ii
without being convinced OF its greas value as med
ical agent. from our own experience we can yodch
for the excellcnee "fthis Wine, and we trust that
very one whose health is in the least mpaired. viii
eead DR.. Halsey's advertisement, which will be
iEund in our,coianns to-day, and avail themscIyes
lof the remedy, i. s44ae,es4 aya,fis 9an ege
For saeiBy the appointed Agent JonN BrAtr.e, I,
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CARDING.

THE undersigned takes this method OF informin
l. the public that he has bought and is now perma
nently repairing anu fitting up the Carding Fulng
md Manufacturing establishment lately owned by
Il. Teal, three mos south of Cadiz, on the road to
New Athens He expects to be ready TO do all the
Wool will be taken in at the store of Wood &
Smiths, in Cadiz, and returned promptly, and all
work warranted. liberal share of public patron
age is desired. Prices as low as other responsible
establishments. JOSEF IL r. JOHNSTON.
May IL, 1853.
N. B. Coverlet and Carpet Weaving done on the
most reasonable terms for customers at the above
establishments j K. JOHNSTON
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Administrators Notice.

y Office is hereby given, that the undersign Cd has
y been duly appointed as Administrator OF The
estate Of Jane II Cree, late OF Harrison comfy
Ohio, deceased Persons having elaine against
said estate are requested to pesent them duly u,i.
thenticated for settlement, ana those indebled are
requested to make payment without delay,
DAVID BEAN Administrator
J n. MeMATH, Atty. m sf.3S rIHetiv. ai ~
Jan 9, 'S6.-3t. 81
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BERT, Cadiz.
Passengers by the mail train reach Cincinnati
$50 .. IN