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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04
HAZLETON & PRoTHBRs,A
Ria no FoRto
MANUFACTURERS

No 2O9, Centre Street, New York.
Where may De fuond superior asso' trept ce
Piano Fories in Plain aud Ornamental Cases, from
TX octave Of the hey; materials, and pronounced
by. distineais he'd artist TO be unsurpassed Will
he SOLD on The most reasonable terms ard warranf-
ed 10 stand in any climate. Order from the country
pro,nptIp attended, 10 and each Piano guaranteed 10
INA a isiuc ii. HICt 90, iGe kI5ro rGytt 20
,Iltt to US. vi feirI Gins the mcEev anGhtitft
At the CREST Exhibition at the Cry stall PalaS~,
New Yerk, 1853. Prize Medal was awarded 70
Ha2ietOiI g. Rorhers, tor the superior quality OF
Tone Equality, and Du rabity of Tune, and placed
in the highest grade by the following Distinguished
Artists Wiiium Norris. Chalrihan on Mhsidai In
strumtnts; Julian. Max Msretzek. w. H. Frg; Il.
:. Wi lis, Z. Eiseidt. T. Meiynen, Erueliasn nGirae
Dwight, Jury od Musical i1strprnepts, George r.
Brist1s, Secretary on Mdsical Instruments.
funh IL 1856 " - t--
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0EFFRANK LESLIE, first rate landlord, and
whose lady comprcheuds perfectly the whole
duty Of hostess has bought the Mansion House
Cadiz, and will hereafter give attention to the
accommodation of the public. Mr.. and Mrs.
L.. are very favorably known as former host and
hostess of the principal Hotel in Smthfield, in
this county, and those who have heretofore had
the good fortune to stop with them will be sure
to remember them when visiting Cadiz.-Stc@-
benviUe Ution.
With Mr. LESLIE, we were well acquainted in
early life, and it gives us pleasure to hear of his
prosperity. We hope the travelling community
from hereabouts passing through that place will
stop with him, as we know they will be well
entertained. JhllersbWyb { o. Farmer.
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what KattOm thinks of John A..

What KattOm thinks of John A.
A. Bingham, Allen G. Turner and
Thomas G. ROwIcS, who were mo-
minated Ola the same ticket with
one Iean SiOah in 1854, and them
voted for sionn's Opponent.
It is well known fact that one John Sloan
was nominated for'the Office of County Auditor
Of this county in 1854, on what was called the
I" Aasl- Nebraska ticket" and on the same ticket
with Sloan, was nominated John A. Bingham
for Congress, Allen G. Turner for Probate Judge
and Thomas G. Rowles for Clerk. These three
men, after they were nominated at the same
time and on the esame Anti Nebraska ticket will
Sloan, Joined the order Of Gas they were called.
Know Nothings, and voted for John Sloan's op
ponent. Mr. Hatton in his last paper, tho Ca
dir Republican, speaks thus boldly Of these trai'
tors
"You know, your party friends know, tht
noople know that yoa and your special friends re
sorted to means to obtain the ottee(s) you nov
hold. unequaled for baseness, in the annals o
political warfare in this county tha
would disgrace, even n professional oilic'
seeker, in the estimation of every honest man IL
his party. You proved treacheroas to the party
that put youin nomination. You acted the par
OF 4 traitor towards men who were running OF
the same ticket with you. You deceived hon
est men Of thc* *party by denying the posi-
ton YOU occupied. You deceived men who wer
{ running on the ticket with you, and who wer
; Iahoring for you, by pretending to be for them
wipsn you were pledged to vote against them
!, You entered Into corrupt combination to delea
portion Of the ticket in order to secur
your own election; and, by your vote(s) and IN
iiuence, aided in sacrificing men whom you wer
bound to sustaih Such has been yonr base &c
captive coarse. Such were the means you r
/. sorted 10 to obtain the ofice(s) you now hold.
The above Is we'll said, Bf. Hatton. May 70
have tho gift Of continuance.
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A Retired Physician.

wHesE SANDS or fTE III
Have nearly run out, dissoyer,d, while n the Easi
Indias. certuir cure fot CONSUMPTION, bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds ard general Debility. This remedy
was discovered Wy him wien his only clliidA-a
daurhter- given dp to die Wishing to do hs
nucu good az p9ssieIe he will send % such 0 his
afflicted fellow beings request il tFisrecpe. with
iuli dircctiJma ior making up an srrceseuly using
It, iIe requires each applicant 10, inclose-h ono
shiilng--three cents to DO returned es postage on
tho recipe and the remainder u be lpplied 10 the
payfnsht Of this advertisement.
Addres5D X. JAMES,
No. l9t Grand street, Jersey City New Jersey.
January I, '37-Snl.
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PolICROMANIE.

The new and henutiirl art Of oFnsmenliBg the
smpest Glass Vessel ~ resemble the Fines PAinis
ed China at 1.-THE of the is creating an ina
mense s1cijpIusDt, adde's and CeRtirmen arc pike
facinaied with this oeightiul occupation, ehssts
and elegant amnsarnent Tor ChiIdren and Schools,
encouraging taste for grace in design ami harmony
in Ihc aTrunl,c nisui ofconrs, The whole ATT cna
be perfectly ncquired IN half an hour Book OF ins
stfuetian sepaEasaiy 81. Boxes c6is;aiaing 2Veses
Book, and every Article required s., scnI by Ex-
press - 81. .,fsF
June lS-iy 52 Rroal guy NJ T.
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UfrtcE n. 3. b C. RproRTER,)

~. ".
PtTTsBUEGH, Jan. %, P. NJ.
INDIANA MONEY Cogs'dered COL, and bought
at 3 to 5 Discouu-Bank of the Capital, Bank
of Elkhart, Bank of Goshen, Bank of Indiana,
Bank of Mt. Vernon, Bank of Paoli, Bank of
Rockville, Bank of Salem, Bank of Syracuse,
Bank of Warsaw, Bloomington Bank, Cambridge
City Bank, Crescent City Bank, Exchange Bank,
Greencastle, Fayette County Bank, Hooser
Indiana Stock Bank, Kentucky Stock Bank,
Lagrange Bank, Merchants & Mechanics Bank,
Park County Bank Prairie City Bank Salem
Bank, Westtield Bank, State Bank and Bran
ches per Ct
Doubtful anil at heavy diScount.-Agricultural
Bank Bahk of Rockport, Bank of Fort Wayne,
Bank of Monticello, Bank of North America,
Bank of Perryville, Brookvile Bank, Central
Bank, Delaware County Bank, farmers Bank,
| Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Huntington
Bank, Indiana Reserve Bank, n. Y. & Va State
stock Bank, North Western Bank, Southern
Bank of Indiana, Tippecanoe Bank, Win'mk
| Traders Bank; Tip. Bank Logansport.
FaiLeI-Bank Of Connersvile; Grammercy
Bank; Savings Bank of Indiana; Shawnee Bank
Ininois.-Peoplcs Bank; Wash. Stock Sec
Bank
The above list shows how all the Banks il
Indiana stand. A great many Of those marked
doubtful may yet become good, but it would bt
well to refuse all the notes on the free banks
until the present crisis has blown over.
The Free Banks of Illinois and Wisconsin
are not received as currency in this city, but arc
bought at five per cent discount; it would be ad
visable not to handle notes of banks of any o
the above named States at the present time.
The new law in relation to Banking in tht
State of Indiana which has lately gone int
effect will have a tendency to mako safe ant
reliable currency, if it is not allowed to become
f dead letter on the Statute Book. The require
ments of the law are such that each Bank mus
have a deposite with the Auditor Of State
State Stocks, to the amount Of ten per Ger
abovether actual circulation.
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valuable Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale the farm on which
he now resides, sitrrted in Short Creek township,
Harrison county, Ohio, on the Wheeling and Cadi1
the same distance from Georgetown. The farm
contains 2l4h acres. Said farm lays well, with
an abundance of water, limestone, timber and
coal There are FIVE dwelling houses, one Of which
is new, two barns and three orchards. 1t IS under
altogether, or in lots to suit purchasers:
Possession will be given on the first OF April next
II sold against the first of March.
For further partcularA enquire OF Rezin Wocli
in Cadiz, or the subscriber living on the farm;
DANIEL McILRAVY.
Short Creek to township, Jan. %, le57.4tpd.
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YaiuabIe Farm az Public sale

WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE ,oN
TUESDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF tEBRkA-
RY NEXT, on the premises, 10 Mooreheld ,oHl:
ship, Harrison county, Ohio, within two miles q
the toxn OF MO0refeid the farm lately occupied by
YUST LElNARD, deceased Said farm contains
I33 acres. and is weil waiered and timbered, win
an abundance Of stone cot
'TERNs-One third in hand and the balsnee IN
two annual payments. URlAH MoORE
Agent i6r the heirs Of Yost Leinard deceased.
&. Jan. 7, i55T-4tpd.
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MARRIED.-On the Goth day of January,
by Rev. I. R. Crawford, MIR. JOHN TODD, to
Mrs. RosANNAu PRICE, both of Belmont co. o.,
oh the 29th ult. by the Rev. W. M.
Grimes, at the American House, Mr.. WILLIAM
SLOAN to Miss elizabeth ]. FURGUsoN, all OF
Harrison county, Ohio.
ON the 10Th ult., by Joshua Adams Esq.
at the residence of George Hinkel, Mr.. SAMUEL
HINKEL OF Belmont county, to Miss SARAH
HowEARTH of Harrison county Ohio.
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seven IleatlIy Sins.

/. Refusing to take newspaper.
O. Taking newspapers and not paying for
them.
g. Not advertising.
4. Smoking and prying into the secrets of the
establishment.
5. Making the printing effice q loafng place.
6. Reading the manuscript in the compositors
hands.
7. Sending abusive letters to the Editor.
For the first and second offences no absolu-
ton can be granted. The fourth rs unpardoha'
BILE. The ffth rs death by the law. For the
balance, dispensation can be obtained by cspe'
eial agreement vi ea
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OCJ-Several horses have lately been stolen in
Moorefold township. Suspicion rests very
strongly on a certain individual. The proper
course to pursue would be for the owner of the
stolen horse to file an affidavit against the thief
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Washington Union.

Hon. John w. Appleton, of Maine, will sue
ceed on the 4th of March next, Hon. A. P. Mich
olson in the editorshp Of this National Demo-
cratic organ. Mr. A. is well qualified Tor the ar
duous post.
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MCDOWELL " CO,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
Stationers, Paper Dealers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers,

STEUBENVlLLE, OHIO,
T|EEP diways on hand large assortment o
N School, Medical and Miscel lldtguds Books
Plain ami Ruled Cap and Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers oful sizes Nole Papers, En-
vetopes, Steel Pens, anu all kinds of Stationery.
They are prepared to fill all orders rom Mei
low prices
Having Bindery connected with ott estoblish-
ment, we are prepared to make all kinds OF Blanks
for Railroads Insurance Companies, C5tnty Officers
Banks, Merchants, &c. Printed work bound 10 Or
der as we Use the best quality Of stock, and employ
the best worktilen. Our work will compar 1iaV0ra.
bv with that of any other Bindery in the State,
Blanks OF all kinds PageG to order
The highest market price paid for Rags and TAI
ner's Scraps. MCDOWELL IL W.
Steuhenvie. March 7. 1855.
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a Great Outrage Committed upon "a
) Il Dcm 0cratic Member by the Black
IRenEuhIican Legislalmre of Ohio.

., h Dcuua ocratlc Member by the Black
Republican Legislature of Ohio.
Some two or three weeks since while we were
sitting in the Hall of the House of Representa-
sttves at Columbus, in company with our Repre-
% sentative, Hon. +. Clark, we noticed small stir
,on the opposite side ofthe House. In few mi
nutcs we ascertained the cause Of the disturbance
by one Of the disturbeTs Darius Caldwell, mem-
Der from Ashtabula county,) rising to his feet,
and telling the House that he had insulted Mr..
+ slough, one Of the Representatives from Hamil-
D. ton county, and that for so doing Mr. Slough had
hit him between the eyes. A committee was
: appointed to investigate the affair. This com
nittee after ascertanng all the facts of the case,
!, reported no action necessary to be taken oil It,
!. This did not suit the moggoty cheeseteS oi the he
sarye. Mr.. Slough was a Democrat, and ms
& fnsulter was one OF the loudest OF freedom
shrieksrs." No definite action was taken for sew
eral days, end perhaps never would have, had 1t
not been for traitorous Democrat known by the
name OF "Biu Cory" This fellow had on for
u,sr occasion tried to rule Mr.. Slough, but hnd-
ing that he could not be ruled he set his lace a.
rainst Mr.. S., and from that time forward he
has been abtter unreleuting foe of Mr.. SIS. This
affair between Mr.. Caldwell and Mr.. Slough, at
fordcd "Bin' glorious opportunity to "wreaK
a so,,t h;s venocanccp on Mr.. s. On last Thursday
he went in cohoots with the maggots from cheese
dom. and by their united efforts made the rest
of the Republican members vote for MI S'sS ex'
pulsion. But Mr. S. will be returned to h''
seat. His constituency will not permit HIM te
he trifled with in such manner. While his en-
envy "Bill Cory will be known only in Aam'l'
ton county hereafter as a traitor to the Demo
cratic party.
4. The Democrats did not approve oil Mr. s. MT
t;nr this chceseman in the house while it wa'
in session, ami were willing that he should be
properly punished as we'll as Mr.. CALDWELL but
mot expelled. They therefore voted for the fol
lowing resolutions
- Reso,vek That Darius Caldwell, member o
the House from the county Of Ashtabula, be- ant
nc Is hereby censured for his disorderly Language
on that occasion, und unjustifable provocation Q
fellow member; and,
F Reso,ved further, That John 2. Slough,
member Of this House from Hamilton county
e for his reckless disregard of tie rules and orde
as well as the dignity of the House, be by tn
Speaker publicly reprimanded in open session
The yeas and nays were demanded and rcsul
ted--yeas 81, nays rs.
The nays were all black Republicans
q These resolutions did not suit "Bill Cory
and his new friends. Nothing would do br
that Mr. s. should be expelled while his insult
or should b. left perfectly free to insult ever
.algcntleman that unfortunately gets himself int
his company.
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sPLENDTD FURYITURE

v ~ = ~ - q = Z" y 1SSE . . y ~
THE underslgned would respectfully inform the
L public thGthe Keeps constantly on hand all kinds
of Ca binet Ware, manufactured out tf the best ma
tera and finished in the neaes style, which he viii
dispose OF on the most reasonable terms.
He has also recently received from PittsburehA
a large assortment Fancy and Common CbuirstiAA
Looking Glnsses, Plates OF all sizes, Gilt Mould III
ng Tor Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, etc.
He is prepared to furnish Cofins ofevery kind and
will carefully attend to funerals He has the only
Hears in town for the accommodation of the country
Cudiz, March %, 1854. j. w. GILLESPIE.
n. Ia nice Ruckaway Carriage for sale cheap
J. W. G.
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PnrticuIar Notice.

We are now preparing to 60 East for goods.
All those owing us will confer favor by paying
up soon, as we must have money togo East witt :
AS this is our first dun, we hope our friends
viii pay head to it. HATCHER & Co.,
Cadiz, Ohio, Feb. 4, 1864.
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Vhe HE'Neely Normal School

Closed its third Session on Friday, the 3lst Oct
The rumber in attendance in the Normal School
proper was 76, with about the same number IN the
Model School.
The next session Of IS weeks will commence en-
Tuos!ay, November nth.
Arrangements are about Being made, by which
boarding can 10 had at The usual low Gtss Of 81 per
week.
Tuition in the Nornal Dept. S26 per unnum, in
the academic $40.
Those desiring TO chter will do well to make i'm
medfats application
HopetInlr Ohio. Nov 5, 1856.
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Rg Rgoc1Ix. BlndeEy

HAVING III a great measure rettteu out Bindery;
we are now prepared to do all kinds Of BOOK
BINDING neatly and eapediuously
We pay particular attention to the manufacture
of Blank ponkS of al kinds for the county officers
I Blanks for Railroads merchants, &c,
Mochans will find orr stock Of Full a1d Hall
bound cap Blanks, cap, Letter, Note. and Fancy
Paper, Envelopes Pens, Ink and Stationary OF al
prices The highest market price paid f,r Rags
MCDOWELL, e. Co
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers, Stationaries
and nlahk Book Manufacturers,
april is, 1856. SteubenvilIe, Ohio.
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IT IS NOT ArDYE.

Grey haired, Bad, or persons 'illicled with dis
eases Of the hair or scalp, read the toiowiag and
Judge Of rs,g % ,azssass a.,
HGrs. s. 4: Aliens worlds Hair Ese-
g.s.g. sAa S!aRts' &FE4S
Rev H. IHhGIlER t6o years qf pgej Pi!cher.
C.,enanigo county, n y. My bnir i now Testor-
ed 70 its nattraf color and ceases 10 islL''s
Rev WM, GLITTER, I'd Mothers Magazine N.
Y My Hair Il chnnged to It's natural coler and
Qrowing CT bald spots, &C." , .ar =.
Bev Il 2 STONE D D, Concord II. "My
hair WHICH Vas grey is now restored TO its natural
color, &c v "
Rrv DChENDENlN,C Chicago, H. 81 can add my
leslilnony. and rrcomm, nd 1t. 70 my, friends
Pes D. Il. WOOD, MiddletowH, n !. my own
hair hrs sreay lhickened ana also that OF one of
INV family who was becoming bald, &c"
Rev i TpS1iN. Charles ton, 5 c., "Tho white
hair Is becoming obyated, End new hair forming,
i&c."
Rev A FKINK. Silver Creek, n Y. ."lt has produ-
ced good effect on my hair, and can and have
recr n,mepjed it,"
Rev JOS MckEE, Pastor Of We i R Church.N
Y. recommends II.
R.v ID. MORRIS, Cross Ritter. N Y. Glso and
Mrs Rev II a PRATT, Hamden, n W.
| We might swell hslsI+ but il the above Tail to
convince TRY II! by ali the principal mer-
chants in tho Unitdd SIntes Cuba and CaEada.---
Wholesale and Retail depot No 95j Broome street
| New fo,k So,i.e dealers try to sell srticles in
stead OF this on which they make more profit, il 80
write to depo: Tor circular and information.
! Octoher ~, 1856 emo, HN 4
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NEW FURNITURE
AT GREAT. BARGAINS
N. q. Hanna,

yITOULD inform his friends that he now has a
w 6ns assortment ef New Furniture and chaits.
consisting in part OF Solae, pivons, Dressing Bu
reaus. Enclosed Wash stands, Cottage Bedsteads,
Centre Tables, Breakfast and Dinner Fables. Bn
reaus, Looking CHASER, Cane Seat ard ,Wopd
chaifs At oil prsces which hs Is determined 70 sell
A yerv low prices EIo also has splendid assort,
p,ent ii Gilt Mouldings for Diploma and Picture
frames Loor ing GIRssp ates % frames always
on hand. Persons wanting furniture viii hnd i 10
teir advsntage 10 give him cali bciore purchasing
sisasvhrro. WARE RooM, lst Do1r East 81 .s,S
Pos, Ofise directly opposite tho Court House.
Cadiz December i1-tf,
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LEGAL Notice.
Court of Common Pleas, Harrison county oAiO,
John Gardinef' cira action

John Gardiner,
James Mathews, etal
NOTICE Is here given to James Mathews, and
IN Margaret his wife, Of the State of Iowa, that
John Gardiner has filed his petition in the Court OF
Common Pleas for Harrison county, Chic; tile OBJ
iect and prayer OF which is that the Plaintitt re-
cover a judgement against James Mathews tor
two hundred dollars Is 10000, with six per cent
interest, per annum tn sreon, from May 2nd A. b.
1859 upon a proluissary note, made payable TO the
said John Gardiner, or order. on. or before the
first day of April 1856, by the said james hlathewei
and dated May I'd, 1858; and for the sale OF Lot
numbered Ninety, 1901 in the town OF Cadiz, i'll
said county, and the proceeds applied to the pay
ment of said cluiln--sad lot having been mort
gagged by said James Mathews and his wife TO John
Gardiner to secure the payment OF s"id note; and
that unless they answer on, or before the l2ht day
Of March, A. D. 1857. the obligations of said
petition will be taken as confessed by them' and
JOHN GARDINER.
| By Gro w McCooK, his Attorney
| Jonunrv % 1877. 6t
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crit will be seen by his advertisement, that
our excellsnt Resident Daguerrean, Mr. Il. Da-
Vi, still continues 10 take superior Likcnesses.
G.ve Mr., D. your patronage.
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DTED.-At the residence of her son-in-law,
in Doersville, on Saturday, January 18th, Mrs.
ANN HELLYEs reict of Thomas Hellyer, in the
18th year of her age.
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R.E.ME EOV-A AL

TAMES HOWARD has removed his Boot and
y Shoe Store TO the room formerly occupied by
Henry Kerr. three doors so tn oi tho post Office,
and one door north Of StewNtt's store, where he
Keeps cne ofthe largest and best stocks Of Boots
and Shoes ever offered IN Cadis lie las Just re-
ceived fres stock, all ofwhich will be sold cheap
er than ever Custom work made to, oTter. Give
me a call if you wish to secure bargains.
JAMES HOWARD.
Cudiz, Ohio, april 90, 1856
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s5O,OOO Worth OF Goods.


Being bv far the most desirabe-efnbracing the
Best SesetiOns they have ever brought 10 the City.
They have edded to their former aihu endtess
variety a large stock OF Flowered Carpeling, Rugs
&c, Of the latest Designs. Also cho' ce lot o.
Furs-- suitable Tor Winter uade--to both of which
as we'll as their stock generally, they invite the at
tent'on OF the trade
Having been in the East short time previous to
the late heavy rise i'll ali cotton fabrics and buying
largely with Cash as we have done ior many years.
as we'll as from the importer and manufacturers III
many instances, they can offer inducements 10 close
cash trade excelled ty no house in the west.
10 II eet the wants Of their rapidly Increasing
trade, they lave made and are making arrange.
ments 10 furnish the trade with one of the best Sc.
ectcd stork OF gooas in the west. aid at as low
rates MS can be had in the United States.
In This stock may he Fund fully 1900 yards Of
Silks Some--the best imported
400 yards French Mernoes, Cashmeres, Thibit
&nhazines, both coIOred and plain.
A full line oi the richest Printed, and Ombre and
Satin and striped Deiaines and cashmeres imported
400 cioaks, taIma shawls, scarts, q c.. embracing
all the latest styles and the best ever bought.
80 900. yards Of Ginghams, Delainss, Dwugs
Prints, &c.
20, COO yards 9f Domeslics empsacihg the ldtes
line OF the Woolen and Cotton IGbrics, kept by
any similar, it not by any house in the city.
They are fully prepared to sell by the piece or a
retail.
They solcit the attention of close cnsh trade
and pledge the public that no tfiort upon their par
shall be wanting 10 secure a much larger trade
They feel confident hat no house iu the city car
offer equal inducements to he t1ade-their motto IL
mo trolble 10 sell eoudsn
| Goods sent to Boats, Cors and Hotels free o
charge. STONE & THOMAS.
7 November l2-H.
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trMrs. HAvERF1ELD, wife Of James Haver-
field of this township, departed this life on last
Wednesday, in her 32nd year.