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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-11
Arrival of New Spring a. Summer
Goods in HOpedaIe Ohio.
FHOMPS0N A SAUNnEA{Ss,

AXE pow receiving and opening their stock of
Spring q summer goods, which have been pnr-'
chased IN Philadelphia under the most favorable
circumstances Oos
In their stock will be found all articles USUALLY
keptln Country Store; besides a great many that
are not generally kept and adapted especISlIv 70
the wants OF this community; and will Be sold al
low any other store in Eastern Ohio
We respectfully solicit an examination oc opy
stock before purchasing elsewhere. All kinds oS
country Produce taken in exchange for goods al
the highest market rotes.
THOMPSON SAUNDERS,
HCpedae, Nav a. 1857 If
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We regret to learn that on last Friday eve
ming, June 5, SAMUEL, eldest son Of James S.
and Adaline Taggart Of Smyrna in this county,
was caught in the tramp wheel of the carding
machine of that place. lie was so badly crush
od that he only lived half an hour after he
was extricated. lie was nearly nine years old
We deeply sympathize with the parents in this
affecting dispensation of Providence.
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sPetiaI Il Wotites
Fits Fits!l Fitsll!
DIR. HANCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
E PILE PTIC PILLS

E6r he CiUt@ Ills, Sfasms, Crunps nd an
Nerraus alid Constitutional Diseases.
DEkSONS who are labOring under this distress
4 ing malady will find DIR. HANCES VEG T..
Table EPlLEC TIC PILLS 90 BE- the only RENE
edy ever discovered ior curing Epilepsy or Falling
fits.
These Pills possess specific action on the ner
yOus systemt aud, although they prepared espe-
cially fOr the purpose Of curing Fits, they also
OF especial benefit for al persons afflicted with
weak nerves, 5r whose nervous system has been
prostratod or shattered from any cause whatever
In Chronic compaInts or diseases Of oug standing
superinduccd by nervousness, they are exceedingly
beneficial.
Price SO rer box, or two boxes for IS. Persons
out OF the city, enclosing remittance, viii ave
the pills sent Them through the mail free of postage
For sale by SETH : HANCE, No. los BALTI-
ORE STREET, Baltimore, Md, to whom orders
from all parts OF the Union must be addressed,
paid (ma2S, ,'57lyl
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ADDrOprshte.

AIS we arc naturally fond oftrying to ogood
y others and giving them advice when we
think il is necessary, we will give our neighbor
ofthe Rep,eJgscaaa snail share, and that isthis:
Purchase an al5ansaor eaeh one Of youS child
remand ii that aibum place ths edisorials-inyouy
last paper, about tlie Sentinel and its-editor,
AMI also copy Of the Guernsey cou-ty Court
Record about i'oil cake porkefs" They would
be appropriate side by side, and would showto
vDur progeny what great man tlier father
wAs-
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HARLEM SPRINGS,
-z uRkes
carroll County. Ohio.

TIME SPRINGS, having undergone thorough re.
pairs, and their facilities for accommodations
increased are under the management OF the under
signed, and are now open for the reception Of vsi-
tors No pains Will be spared TO make comfortable
those who may favor US with their patronage. The
rooms will be kept in the best ORDER and the tables
furnished with the choicest selec ions.
or Guests who desire rooms for any con-
siderable time would obige the proprieto I by adj
dressing him few days in advnnce Of their arrival
&r After the 18th inst, hack will run daily ,du-
ring the visiting season, from New Market to the
Springs VIA Carrolton leaving after the passage OF
the Eastern and Western trains; atfording an OPP
pcrtuniy for persons leaving Cadiz, or any point on
the S 4, |. r. r. to reach the Springs the same day
WILLIAM MCCOY.
iun4 Proprietor.
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Ohd FnlIows CeEehr.ltion im Cntliz

The Odd Fellows of Cadiz we understand
will have a celebration in this place on Saturday
the Goth day of june, 1857. 1t is expected
that the lodges from the surrounding towns will
Join in the celebration. Hon. Vim. H. Gibson,
of Columbus, the present Treasurer Of State,
will deliver the address.
Arrangements have been made with the Pitts
burgh, Cleveland and Wheeling and the Steu-
benylle and Indiana Rail Roads to carry passen-
gers to the celebration at half fare.
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013-The person referred to in the following
from the Steubenville He,wld is well known in
Cadiz:-
PAINTTNG.-Mr. WIN. H. Harper, the por-
trait and fancy sign and flower painter, new
purposes to teach ladies and gentlemen, his art,
in fancy sign and flower painting on the NEST
reasonable terms-as his stay is but few dsys
prdyious to returning to New Orleans. Ladies
desiring to become acquainted with this beauti-
full art Of Towering and drawing should at once
embrace this opportunity before Mr.. Harper
leaves our city. Mr. Harper, as we learn will
guarantee satisfactioniin the art, in one hours
time. Persons can leave their card with name
and address at J. M. LaytoA1s Book Store or
at the Norton House.
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TIE GREATEST WONDER OF
THE AGE.

RTO PAY if Dr. Toblas's celebrated Venetian
IN Lnment does not cure Cholera, Collie, Sea
Sickness, Chronic Rheumatism, Vomiting. Cuts,
Burrs, Old Sores, Sweings, Toothache, Head
ache, Dysentary, Group Coughs, Dyspepsia, Mumps
Chapped hands, cold feet, Mosqueto bites, Bruises
and Pains or Weakness in the limbs, back and
chest
NO HUMBuG--TRY 1T.
DR. Tobias has warranted his Linim for eight
years without ever having demand for the return
OF the none, ali that is ed Is 10 use il according
to the directions.
No ONE WILL EVER BE WITHOUT TT
After once using it. II you do not lind it better
than anything you ever tried before,
GET YOUR MONEY RETURNED!
aJ-rhousands of certificates have been received
speaking Of ITS virtues. Nowa-dayslt 1t Is the prac-
tice to ill up the papers with certificates from un.
known persons or given by those who never used
the medicine now DR. Tobias offers to pay
lCp0 DOLLARS
to any one who will prove that he ever published a
false certificate during the time he has had his med
icine before the public.
Call Oh the Agentau get pamphlet containing
genuine certificates.
As persons cnylOus of the largo sale of the Vene-
tion Liniment have stated it is injurious to take
it internally, DR.. Tobias has taken the following
OATH:
l. Samuel |. Tobias, of the city of New York. be
ing duly "worn, do depose that compound a Lini.
nent called Venitian aud that the ingredients Of
which it is compounded perfectly harmless TO
ia ko internally even in double the quantity named
in ,he directions accompanying each bottle.
S. |. TOBIAS.
New York, January 9th 1856
Sworn to this day before ne,
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
Price 25 and 80 cDnts Sold by the Druggists
and Patent Medicine Dealers throughout the Unitod
States.
QJ-Also for sale, DR.. Tobias' Horse liniment, in
pint bottles at % cents, warranted superior to any
other.
DR.. Tobias Office, No Sc Courtland street, New
York.
AeENrs-T fl Logan & Co. and Thompson &
Patterson, Wheeling; John Beall and Hamilton
Cadiz Jul Schneider, MoorcfieId; NJ Joey, New
Market; f J phipps 81 Go. Smyrna.
November lQ ls56-lYr sepclal notice,
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OITBarrett, on Marke street, at his old
stand, has on hand one of the finest assortments
of Watches, Jewelry Clocks and Fancy Goods
ever brought to this place. If you want fine
Gold or Silver understanding that will
perform right i'll every respect be sure and call
on Barrett.
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Rev. J. Mofitt & s. B. Lukens,

JTAVING associated themselves together in the
L. practice Of surgical and practical Dentistry,
would respectfully announce to the citizens OF Cad.
iz and surrounding country that they are prepared
to attend to all operations in their profession on
the shortest notice and upon the latest improved
plans.
Block teeth whole or parts OF sets manufactured
to suit each particular case, and for duraDility,
cleanliness and beauty, cannot be surpassed. Con.
tinuous gum work on platan, and single gum teeih
gold OF silver plate; also GuttaPercha teetn ior
Office on Main Street opposite the Mansion House
Cadiz, Ohio where they mey be fonnd at all times.
All operations warranted May " 3m.
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Christianity in sew E,sgla.s1,.

The New Work HeJaI the leading supporter
of Fremont and Dayton during the last cam
paig4, gives us the-foIowing picture of Chris
tianity IN New England, ? the same country that
went almost unanimous for the black republi-
cans last GIl This state OF morals there, is
only the natural result Of blacB rcpublicarisnn
If genuine christian desires to keep his reli-
gion i'pure and undefiled," the sooner he leaves
the black republicans, the better it will be for
his religion and him too:--
CHRIsTIANfTy IN New ENdLAND.--We per-
eeive that the religious presses in New England
and elsewhere are hewaiiiRg the increase Of in
fidelity in the land Of the Purilans. The num-
her Of backsliders from the faith of the fathers
is very great, and the majority belong to the
edncated aud moral classes Of the community
Indeed, it appears that the ancient faith is mo-
nopolized by the Reverend Mr.. Kalloch and
men OF his stamp. Doubtless this flood of in
fidelity has been.catised by the teachings of the
anti slavery lecturers who have been at work in
New England for the past twenty-five lems.-
During that period they have preached opposi-
tion to the Bible--oppositon to the Church
opposition to Christianity, because all these
things seem to countenance slavery in some
shape or other. Fhs religious anniversaries arc
now being hela4t Boston, but they seem to at
tract hut little public attention. Now if they
could have q representation.of %French woman
Of the town, or a trial Of a clergyman for break
ing the laws Of God and man, we should see all
New England ina terrible State Of excitement
hut the religious anniversaries are very dull
moral affairs and, therefore, not worth notice
We really dent know what will become of New
England, unless the medern spEitualists' can IN
yoke the spirits Of Cotton Mathcr and his asso-
ciates to illuminate the good old Calmnistic deg
mas from the pulpit of thc Old South Church
Yet even then, the sons of the Puritans ars'in a
bad way, and the sooner the really Christian
people leave New England for the Wees tie
better it will be for all hands.
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They shake the anatomy of by gone
age-a skelton without blood or flesh, and call
it the Union ard warn US against approaching
it, lest it tall topieces-2 s. Journal
With what face can the Journal pretend to
be Union loving after that2 The veiiest null
fer in all the South never uttered more flag
rant dismaion sentiment The Journal confess
ses itself disunonist. Statesman.
0%5~The Journal only speaks the honest SEN
tinents of every black Republican, and every
black Republican paper in the country.
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NOTICE.
ATKINS Sci F-RAkENG
II L. \ PER 81 vi O w f II.

The lest Con,bi1,ed Maritime no,g IN use.
GEORGE q WILSON having been appointed
~ Agents for the sale Of tho above Machines in
beg leave to call the attention OF Farmers to this
Machine as the BEST labor nni grain saving machine
now in use There has been several improvements
made during the last year, which obviates all the
difficulties OF their successful operations in any
kind OF grain or grass.
Ithas raker always on hand, and doing the
work, particularly in heavy lodged grain. better
than can be done by hand. The change from
Reaper to Mower is very simple and made in a
few minutes.
Farmers can be accommodated with ,itber 4
Reaper or Mower sepasate Specimens OF the above
named machines can be seen at the Depot IN Cad
iz.
CadiZ. ma 7-3rn
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tH,E.e "G.lifnsnnv

Have decided that the following gents shall be
the delegates from Cadiz township to the RepuHl
can Nominating Convention on next Monday
j shn Ogleyie, Alexander Henderson and Sam
uel Mccormick. The township lnseting next
Saturday will be useless.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-11

011T-A grand railroad celebration, came off at
Marietta, Chillicothe, Cincinnati and St. Louis
last week. Gen. Cass, Gov. Chase, Gov. VIII
lard and otherprominent gentlemen participa-
taA
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~ThPee 10 Ome and "a Fraction OveT.''
CHICAGO, june 6.-- The latest dates from Min
nssota, state that tlirty-fye Democrats and
eleven Republicans, have been elected to the
Cofntitutional Convention
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VEGAs NOVVsTs,


In The Probate Court Of Harrison County Ohio
Samuel L.. Potts, Guardian1
of the minor children Of A.
mos Parsons, deceased.
vs. }Peitionto sell Land
Ruth-E Parsons, widow OF
Amos. Joshua B. Parsons,
ct al.
NTOU are hereby notified that on the 9Th day of
May A. d. 1857, the said Samuel L. Potts,
Guardian, has filed his petition In the Probate
Court of said county, the object and prayer of which
petition is to obtain an order, on the 18th day OF
June, A. ID. 1857 for the sale Of the following de-
scribed premises, and the assignment OF Dover
therein to the widow Of said Amos Parsons, de-
ceased. Said Order is asked for, the ground that
said sale is necessary for the maintenance and
education OF said minor children, and otherwise
for their benefit and advantage. Said lands are sit
uate in the county of M igs and State of Ohio, and
described follows, to witt The south ha If oil the
north westquarter Of Section eighteen (l9) ia town
ship three (0 and range thirteen (l3) containing
eighty acres, more less: Also part Of the north
east.quarter OF section twenty-four ga township
three (3) and range thirteen U3) and bounded as
follows; beginning at the northwest Garner Of the
southwest quarter of section eighte and running
thence north eighty 1907 rods TO the middle OF said
quarter thence eighty 1907 rods, thence south
eighty 1907 rods thence east eighty 1907 rods to the
place of beginning containing forty acres, more or
less. JOSIAH M EoIEPs
Attorney for Petitioner.
Nav og I957.dt a6I2k
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CoYL--The Ice Cream at Ferguson's Saloon
every night Walk in, ladies and gentleman.
Don't be backward.
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TO Il eacIIerS.

IINHE Board OF Examiners of Harrison cointyJ
L Ohio. will hold a meeting at Cadiz, on the Iss
Friday and Saturday ofeach of the following months
April, Way. June, September, October NSvember
and December, 1857, and January, February and
March, 1883, commencing at 10 o'clock AZ M oTp
each day, for the examination of Teachers, under
the "act to provide for the reorganz supervs4
March II, 1853.
By Order of the Board,
c..,.. M. B. ADAMS, Clerk.
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Township Election.

Anelection ior Treasurer Of Caliz township
win be held on next Saturday June IL, 1857.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

M Office is hereby given that the Undersigned
In have been appointed and qualified as Admin.
tor of the estate of Wesley Helfiing, late Of Not
tingham township Harrison county, Ohio. deceased
All persons interested will take notice accordingly
FLEMON J.. ii IEFFIING,
MARION.L HEFFLING,
June II, Ct Administrators.
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III SCOTT ....s............... AMoN
SCOTT g. LENNON,

WILL practice in Harrison and adjoining Coun-
w ties. Especial attention given to the busl-
ness of Executors and Administrators, Sales OF
Land on Petition for Partition, Examination Of
titles, preparation Of Deeds, Mortgages, &c. Col
lectens safely and speedily made anywhere thToug :.
out the United States. Office opposite the Court
Honse, Cadiz Ohio. lma25,3'.
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0S~Now is the time to do your wall paper
ing You will find good and cheap supply
at Beall's Drug and Book Store.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-11

1t is said that DR.. Ross, the champion of
the South at the New School Assembly at Glove
land, has emancipated $4,000 worth of slaves
-CG1cia1ah Commercial, tlack republican.
01~Can the Commercial, or any other black
republican paper, show us single abolitionist
that has ever done one fourth as much for the
negroes as Dr. Ross has done?
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Am APOLOGY,
NHSWU 6aAnEASIt

NTOTWlTHSTANDI DING have been in receipt
In of my new stock of SPRING H. SUMNER
GOODS some three weeks, such has been the rush
tor the Nice,
New and Cheap Goods
That have only now found time to prepare no ice
for publication in the Newspapers-l beg leave 10
assure the public that there IL still more left OF the
Same desirable Goods, and that regular and con.
slant additions will be made to the stock to keep up
the assortment. Call and examine fl = yourselves
....All kinds Of Marketing wanted in exchange
for Goods ut best Market rates
ISAAC LEWIS.
juno ii, lS51,2t
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carl and oxen for sale.

Cart and Oxen for sale.
TIME Subscriber has a first rate yoke OF good
il yonng large Work Cattle, which he will soil
cheap Also as good Cart as there u IN tho coun-
~ Enquire of JOHN C0NWELL.
Cadiz, Ohio, May 2s, Is51.3t
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0I5-We are under great obligations to a. +.
Moore, one Of the gcntlemanly Express Mes
sengers on the s. & |. r. II. for Cincinnati pa
pers on the same day Of their publication.
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0C5-It would be nice for the Sabbath Schools
of this place, to form union for the purpose of
celebrating the 4th of July, at the Cadiz juno
ton, or at some other handy point on the rail
rnad
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HIGHLAND Co.-The Hillsborough Nevs
boasts that Highland county supports four news
papers, and no distillery.-O. S. journal.
0FHarrson county has one distilerry and
that is owned by one of its black republican
temperance Commissioners.
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Court Of Comnos.P Pleas, Harrison County, Ohio.
John Gardiner
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IFVW JWIy
DR. G.. w HA1sgy Il reside at 80 Vestry street,
in this city. During the last two years have been
so bud with the Rheumatism that nylrends told me
could not stand it through the coming winter
My legs treadtully swollen, and | suffered
excrnciating pain. In this situation ! procured
your forest Remedies. and took both the pills and
The vine according to the directions. In about a
week began to experience their good effects and
in three weeks | was able to so TO work, which
had not done for Ell months before.
M I.N Nc IL % Nes tru ct N V
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And mCrbld C0ndltlOn Of The bowels, head ache,
Nervous isorders, and general Derannement OF
the system. Affections OF the bladder, Bronchitis,
Billie Gus Collie Bowel eomplaints Dropsy FlatuIency
Gddiness; Loss otappeite pains in the bones, ,Scro-
uIa and all other complaints which arise from i'm
pure blood and disordered state of the system.
My Forest Wine is in large quart bottles, one dol
lar per botte or six bottles for five dollars Forest
Pills twenty five cents.
General Depot No "a, Walker street, N. Y.
Appointed Agents in CadiI, John Beall; New
Philadelphia, VIM. S. Hazlet, and by all respectable
druggists through the State.
Nav T. lS51-3m
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Total.
The independent of to-day publishes the annexed
list of failures, suspensions, &C., for the week
Chapman, Lord Hale, Boston, Mass, suspended -,
Bm.bee Hidden Co. Boston Mass, suspended nominal
ssses ~? eco; liabilities about s2oocoo Of which *Se".
Whitney 4 Fenno Boston. Mass, suspended.
y A j Holmes Boston, Mas, suspended
NJ r Davis L Co, Boston, Mass, suspended
shaw Sampson Brsmhall, Boston, Mass, suspended
Price Post Boston Mass, suspended . -
Norman Morton Boston, Mass tailedi liabilities about
10000. -,
CIspp Brother Boston, Mass suspended
Cotton a (ioodspeed, New. York City, failed.
Dix Edw ards New York City, sold out, and retire from
John Levy 4 Co.. Dey street New York City suspended
James Ostrom Newton City, failed offers, II Is -ad torty
cents
g. w Policy Co, Rochester, n failed
Lewis Hersehman, Syracuse N. Y. failed and assigned
Frank Newsll Fort Ann N. Y. failed and assigned.
T. H. Mills Factoryville, N. Y, assigned:
Joshus Siverstone Reading, Pa, closed by the Sherf
Thomas Hsmrnil Snow Hill Md, failed
WIN. =. Lindsay, jamestown, N C., failed.
Mott Gilman, Montgomery, Ala, failed
Rogers Mc(iuire & Co New Orleans, La, suspended
r. G. Morse Cleveland, Ohio failed and assigned
p s. Buggy Springfield, Ohio, failed and assigned.
NJ sehuyltr Son, Attics, Ohio failed
r.. Highly, Attics Ohio, failed ,
j. w Cornyn, GAINESVILLE, Ohio, sold out and asssu
extension. -. 90,
John c. Skinner. Lebanon. Ohio, failed.
Keller 4 Bro, Planfeld. Ill., assigned. 49,
John Rooney sukee Wis suspended aud said to have
assigned -
John NJ. Bay Iowa City Iowa, assigned
II. r. McGowsn, Iowa City, lows, failed.
/ C. VIVID Brantford. c. w, assigned
j. Knight Co, Woodstock, c. w, assigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-08

cutter in the ladies department hss embeIIed and
converted to his own use certain moneys 10 sums Of
various amounts under the sum Of 81, Of varous
,mes between the 9Th Of April, 1855, and the 9th Of
February, 1857, u al amounting TO $500
Neville, in the eGpacityof foreman, drew checks or
orders upon the cashier for the paymen; OF all WORK
brought in and it il alleged tina, Harneck ami Van
damme received the money at various times for the
above-named sums. The accused parties were COM
mit;ed for n further hearing
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IAdyertisementl
-o,,pI a nam home Z

Fashion has found new home at No. 25l Broad
vAy WILDE popular and Importer of MIL
LINERy has removed hther from Nos - and y Joh1s and
his magnificent Of Spring and early Summer Bonnet,
Silk and Goods French Ribbons Artificial Flowers,
Dres Caps Head Dresses Bonnet Frames &c is attracting
oroMds 70 bis splendid rooms
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Advertisement.
LONDON STEREOsCOPIC COMPANY.

GREATEST N THE WORLD
POPULAR COLLECTION,
For family and individual use, Of PORTABLE srEREoscoPc
CASES, just brought over
AMERICAN AGENT
perfectly unparalleled assortment Of VIEWS FROM
LIFE beautiful examined For sale PRICES
TO SUIT PURCHASERS, by Mr.. CUssAss said agent at
Halls Mu.c Store Of Broadway and Park place.
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CswEco May 7FLovE firm wth "a, an apw ssh, s.ts and
as soa .s IS for .nperne and fancy Canadian 80 bush
sses io.cGo bush. spnng at 81 3d. La1e Imports wv
Wheat Canal Fl ports $500 bush Cora on b.l.., sales
CH.RtTsIos Nsy T-CoTros-sale. to-day - aaaer Tie
q the week 100 bales The market ~ nee Of RoE
Furops's s,lyires aud prices ar nominal In
has on advancing tendency.