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-dlNING ABOUT SLABrowN.-Slabtown (lo-
1'ed between Clinton and Butte City, is rap
" Improving. The Butte Ditch does not
Z furnish as much water as needed, but
'tre Is moderate supply,
ponne1y q Co.'S claim, in Sailors Gulch,
~ last week eighteen dollars a day to the
ahd.
arner, Holmes & Cos claim paid ten dol
uay to the hand; besides one hundred
NIFTY dollars which they took out ofseven
'S oi llume cleaned up on Sunday.
'osSelyn, Thayer d Cos. claims are pay
! we've dollars per day to the hand.
..'iany other claims will pay as well as
4, ~ aS water can be had in quantities suffi-
10 work them properly.
y IS expected that the Butte Ditch will
i ~ water to Iowa Flat on Monday next
many OF those holding claims expect to
~ 'helr pile" in short time.
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VOLCANO ITEMS.

/ VOLCANO II. & L. Co.-At the last regu-
meeting of the company, the following
oors were elected: President, L. S. Scott;
roreman Thos Manser; lst. Assistant, VIM.
barrett; Cd. Assistant; ID. Elliot; Secretary
m L. Rynerson; Treasurer, John Turner
Fhe company is hourishing.
81 IypFpevDENT PREACHER.-Rev. j. w. Brier
il wing taken the place of Rev. p. Y Cool
i nostor of the NJ. E. Church in Volcano, the
hter has been employed by number of
.,bstantial citizens mot professors Of religion)
i private preacher-the term for which he
has been engaged running for six months
RNe look upon this as deserved compli-
nept to the Rev Mr. Cool, and we doubt not
oat his abors in an Independent ministry
En- prove highly beneficial. Rev. Mr.. King,
rjth Characteristic liberalty, has, with the
approyal of his congregation, granted to Mr..
Cod the use of the Baptist church.
New CHURCH EDIFIcE.- The Methodist
|conarcgaton in Volcano, have erected and
nearly finished, new church edifce, on the
dte lately occupied by the shell which was
abandoned last fall 1t will be gratifying to
the members of the church generally to hear
Of this prosperity of their brethren in the
Crater City" (We didn't mean to associ-
ate lrarm climate with this idea.
| RoAD IMPR0yEMENT.-Co Coover & Co., with
characteristic liberality and enterprize, are
busily at work, at their own expense, in i'm
moyiug the stage road between Volcano and
Dlytown. They have a number of hands
ed ployed, and are determined that the road
bal be a good one.
BAcKuS MINsrRELs took Volcano by storm
on Tuesday night last. They are beyond
queston the heaciest "darkies" that have
era visited the mountains, and when they
nturn can play as long as they choose.
a ELsE's RANCH Williams & Co.
have opened hydraulic claim on Elses
Ranch that promises rich return. They
haye completed tail race twelve hundred
ieet long, which will render accessible much
Of the ground in that vicinity, known to be
leh
q TnrERAYcE-lIon. Jacob Carter late
Of Philadelphia, will lecture on the subject
Of Temperance at the Baptist Church, in
Volcano on the evenings of Monday and
Tuesday, May 25th and Goth lie is said to
h an eloquent advocate of the cause
# MoHALA FLAr.-Ths famous locality is
nov being worked more extensively than at
any previous time, and large amounts of dust
ae being taken out. j. & Il. +. Frye's
dtch is runing full, and they find a ready
PC for all the water they can furnish.
8 HARDWARE &c.-See the advertisement of
~. Hugh Luuney, Volcano. He has fine
80 VI goods, aud manufactures all KINDS
q tin and sheet iron ware, &c.
CENTRE SroRE.-The Centre Store" of
Aessrs. Theurkauf & Co. is one of the most
pnSplclous institutions in Volcano. They
4e liberal dealers, and do a large business, as
MY should. Purchasers may depend with
ntre confidence that at Theurkauf & Cos.
uey will be supplied with the very best arti-
ufS at the very lowest prices Give them
~ aud you will be convinced of the truth.
oLcANo Horizon a recent visit to
'olcano we stopped" at the Volcano Ho-
y which is again under the sklllful manage
Eement of Miss Hallet, and were entertained
Y 'ne most hospitable manner
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

l.. LUBOSCH, Successor to j. Becht,
IA Having purchased the entire stock and
business of Joseph Becht, is now prepared
III to accommodate the old customers Of the es-
tablishment and the public generally at the short
est notice. | have on hand very superior stock
of goods which | will manufacture into Pants Vests
and Goats at prices to suit the time. All work
done by me is warranted
Also on hand and for sale, gentlemens furnish
ing goods of every description.
Clothes cleaned and repaired at short notice.
hope by strict attention to business to receive
a share of patronage. Give Inc a call and exam
inc my goods and workmanship
L. LUBOSCH,
may 29-3m Main street, jackson.
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International
HOTEL AND ESTAURANT,

Main street, door from The Union Hotel Jackson
"a THE undersg gned beg to announce to
49, the citizens of Jackson and the public
--~k-S generally, that they have taken the Inter
national Hotel and Restaurant, and that they are
determined to keep it in sty lie unsurpassed in
the State. They have employed experienced
meat cook, and also pastry cook, who will pre-
side over the affairs of the CUISINE in manner
which cannot fail to be acceptable to the public.
The choice Of every edible that can be procured
in the market will be provided, and seved up in a
style uneXceptionable
The Lodging department connected with the es-
tablishment will be attended to with strict refer
ence TO cleanliness and comfort Good beds at
fifty cents per night
The proprietors hope to receive share Of pa
ronage. and respectfully invite citizens and Others
to give them trial.
JOSEPH KIRNER q co.
may 2o-F
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American EaOteI,
MAIN STREET, BUTTE CIT
AMADOR COUNTY, CAL.

AMAD0R COUNTY, CAL.
~ The above named hotel is re-opened by the
.l1i undersigned and will be furnished in the very
best style, and trouble or expense spared which
will conduce to the comfort and pleasure of his
many friends and the public generally.
The table will be spread with the best Of every
thing in the market. The Bar will contain the
best brands Of Wines, Liquors and Cigars The
house viii be kept open at all hours for the accom-
modation of the public.
share Of the public patronage is respectfully
solicited which the proprietor hopes to merit.
JOHN NJ. MORTIMER
may2 2S-3m
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stolen Horse.

T HAVE in possession, (taken from Spaniard on
i the 7th. inst, and supposed to be ssoen,) fine
BAY HORSE, Saddle and Bride, which the owner
can have by describing property paying charges.
w. J. PAuGH, Sheriff Amador co.
mayo 2e-tf
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For. Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale his interest," (be-
ing one-half) in the Weekiy Ledger printing
establishment. Declining health is my sole reason
for offering to SELL as the concern is doing pros
porous and increasing business. Address,
E. b. DAINGERFIELD.
May I'd, 1857.
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Valuable Property Fer sale.

THE undersigned having determined TO close out
Il his business in Jackson, offers for sale mr.
GREAT B.dRGaLNS, the following described
property: The well known
Pioneer Fire-Proof Brick Store
OF FIXARY u Co.. with or without the goods
which il contains-said store being 20x55 feet with
celar-together with all the appurtenances belong
Ing to or appertaining to the same, consisting lin
the rear) of
Ftre-Proof Brick Warehouse
lSx24 feet a dwelling house l6x2O feet. and a
wooden Warehouse 20S25 feet This property is
insured by the London Insurance Company, until
the 25th day of October next, lor the sum of Sl2-
000
ALSO-The building situated on Main street,and
known as the
Jackson Bowling saloon,
said building is now paying good monthly rent.
aLSO- The RANCH with or without the
crop situated in lone Valley, between lone CITY
and the Q Ranch and known as the
Oak Grove Sanch,
consisting of two hundred and forty acres of land
OF which one hundred and twenty-five acres are in
Misunderstanding house and barn on the prem
ises. PlCO'S TITLE given to all of the above de-
scribed property.
II not disposed of by the 1st of July, at private
sale the entire property will be sold at that date
at public sale.
E,s- For conditions of sale &c, enquire of
tiXary Co., Main street, jackson.
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sherIT,s Sale.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed IS
ID sued out of the Hon. District Court OF the
Fifth Judicial District, in and for the county OF
AmadOr. a final judgment and decree rendered
therein the u th day Of October A. 1856 in fa-
vor Of Jesse G. Pendleton and Edward r. Oliver
and against Stephen Jerome for the sum Of three
hundred and ninety dollars and sixty cents. with
interest at the rate OF three per cent. per month
from the lst day OF March, A. D. 1856, until paid,
together with httyei ght dollars and sixty cents
costs Of suit aud accrulng COSTS (sad judgment be-
ing subject to a credit Of two hundred and fifty
dollars paid TO plaintiffs by said defendant on or
about the 30th day OF December 1867 Twill expose
TO public sale at the Court House door in the town Of
Jackson Amador county, on Saturday, the
E6tf, day of MAY, A, h. Es57,a ? o.
clock P. NJ all the right, title interest and claim
of the said Stephen Jerome of in and to the follow
ing described property situate, lying and being
Of California to-wit: certain piece or lot Of land
known VIM. Thompson and Stephen Jerone S
Livery Stable and dwelling house, and the ground
or lots enclosed around and upon which said build
ings are located, and bounded on the east by 4
street, on the south by street. and on the Yves. by
the lot aud premises commonly known the Ma
tional Hotel together with all the fixtures heredit
I aments and appurtenances thereuntO belonging or
in any wise appertaining-the equal undivided one
half part and all the interest and estate Of the said
defendant in and to the said premises described.
The abb We property will be sold to the highest bid
der for cash in hand to satisfy the above judgment,
interest costs and accrung costs.
w j. PAUGH,
Sheriff Of Amador co., Cal,
BY A. b. ANDREWS Under Sheriff.
Dated at jackson, this Gath day of April, A. D.
1857.
apr 25 27-4w
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Hamilton & 90.

TAKE pleasure in recommending their L W
i ESTABLISHMENT, near the Bridge, south
side of Sutter Creek, VOLCA.NO, to the inhabi-
tants of this and surrounding camps.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARD
WARE, TOBACCO,
And Wines and Liquors, both French and Ameri-
cana good assortment constantly on hand.
A long commercial experience combined with a
large capital enables them to offer to their custom
ers all possible advantages.
Volcano, Apr 10, 1857. aprll-25-3m
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House and Lot for sale.

&A 4 Dwelling House and out-houses, are offer
-Ii4A-ed for sale at a bargan-the owner wishing
to leave for the Atlantic States on the 20h of May.
The house is one of the finest houses in Jackson,
situated on Broadway, and contains four ample
rooms Parlor Dining-room Bedroom and Kitch-
en-: also, Pantry Bathroom, Wardrobe, Hall and
Cellar. There is good Water on the premises
The whole will be sold very cheap for cash. Apply
to the undersi gned at the store of Herrck Evans
Main street, jackson
II. EVANS.
nav 2S-H
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For the Hairand skin.

DALM of Thousand Flowers; Lyons Kathai-
ID ron and Barry's Trcopherons, at the
JACKSON DRUG q BOOK STORE
apr Is 26-ly
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J.H. Bradley,
A WI B IL OF TYPIS j..

ID OOMS over the Lafayette House, between the
N Union House and Louisiana Hotel, jackson.
apr rs 27-tf
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CITY VIA Es IA IL a.

BLANEY x CO.,
c. RESPECTFULLY announce to Che
}#AsEt citizens of jackson and vicinity,
[ u that they have opened a .hedt yNdrket
a4s-A's-<<Ss on Main street, nearly opposite the
.loung America Saloon" They will keep con-
stantly OH hand the best qualities of Beef Pork Veal
Mutton &C. and hope by close attention to business
to receive a share of the patronage of the public
If you would have prime article of meat OF
any kind, and neatly dressed give us a call.
may 9 29-3m
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j. G.. SEVERANCE, Sec'y.

SINGLE MAcHINE.-A shingle machine,
to be propelled by water power (from the
Jackson Ditch has been put up some dis
tance from Clinton, on the road to Pine Grove
We did not learn the names of the propre-
tors.
LYcEM.-A Lyceum has been recently
organized in this place by some of the young
men, or boys we should perhaps say,
of the town. They should be encouraged
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MATHEMATICAL PRoBLEM-Is it necessary
that a milk-maid should he made of milk?
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German Beer saloon.

f1'HE undersigned has taken the saloon formerly
i occupied by Watemath Co., in the brick
basement on Main street. nearly opposite the foot
of Court street. Jackson and hopes by strict atten-
tion to business to receive the patronage of his
friands and the nuhlic
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Drmgs amd Medicincs.

rTNHE undersigned having re-opened the Drug
L Store formerly occupied by A. Morrill, Esq. in
tends keeping on hand EVEBY ARTICLE IN
HIS Li.YE-such as Drugs Paints, Brushes, Fan
cy articles, DC. &e
lie solicts share Of the public patronage.
CHS. w. SHOENEMAN,M NJ. ID.
n B.-Pure Wines and Brandies
for the sick.
Office for medical consultations in the rear Of the
store. April llth-Z5-3m
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Fruits, Segars, Tobacco, &c
A Bargain.

VNIIE subscriber offers for sale the undivided one
j half of the VA .ASHI.VGTO REST.4U-
R1.y'T, situated on Main street. Jackson. The
fixtures consist of Bedding, Crockery, Cooking
Utensils. &c. necessary for a hotel.
Na Enquire OF A. G.. Brown.
GEO. CRISSMAN.
apr Is 26-2w
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A GOOD BILLIARD TABLE

Has been provided for those who take delight In
that fashionable amusement
jEp-Prime Liquors Of all kinds at the Bar.
JOSEPH BECHT.
Aaya 2s-sm
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ao- DIR. L.. y. Czapkay is the only Phy

Ey- DIR. L.. j. Czapkay is the only Ply
sician and Surgeon now in California, who has ac-
cumulated a fortune solely by the practice of his
profession. He has classical education, and adj
ded to the talents of physician and surgeon, he
is gentleman of easy manners, and possesses a
frank and open heart. These qualities have CON
tributed much to his great success but that which
has done more for him than all else is the uniform
can'3I he has shown to his patients He neverde-
ceives them, but tells them with sincerity and hon
esty his opinion of their diseases Though posses
sing confidence in himself he never vituperates
other gentlemen of the profession and from our
acquaintance with him, we believe he strives reli-
gousy "to do unto others, he would that they
should do unto him"
We refer readers to the Doctors advertise
ment in another column.
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Dissolution.

T'HE copartnership heretofore existing between
l. l.. D. Herrick and ii. Evans. under the style of
Herrck a Evans,wa dissolved on the 9TH of May,
1861, by mutual consent. All demands against the
late firm will be paid by L. D. Herrick, and all
debts due the firm must be paid to him as he alone
is authorized to sign in liquidation.
l.. ID. HERRICK,
Ill EVANS.
jackson, May T. 1857.
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CERTFICATE.-I the undersigned, Governor of
Hungary, do testify hereby. that Dir. l.. j. Czapkay
has served during the contest for Hungarian lber
ty, as Chief Surgeon, in the Hungarian army with
faithful perseverance. Whereof | have given to
him this certificate and do recommend him to the
sympathy, attention and protection of all those who
are capable to appreciate patriotic selfsacrce, and
undeserved misfortune. KOSSUTH LAOS,
Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, Jan. 6. 1852. mar2s-233m
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Jackson Bowling saloon.
Notice TO Creditors.

All persons indebted to the house of Fixary &
Co. are earnestly requested to come forward and
settle their accounts, and thereby save expense.
LEON SOMPAYRAC.
may 29-tf
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Bath Rooms and n Good Stable

Are also attached to the house.
Coover & Co.'S Stages leave this house every
morning. for all parts Of the State.
ARMSTRONG AsEEY has the supervision Of the
B.4R which will at all times be furnished with the
best cigars, wines and liquors that can be brought
into this market
JOHN S. BRADLEY
Jackson, April Is 1851 26-tf
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n. B. The business will be continued at the old
stand, Main street, by the undersigned.
l.. ID. HERRICK.
mayo 29-4w
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Mrs. Binnasiie's Hotel.
CLINTON.

MRS. EAfSLIE. late Of the Volcano Hotel, has
lNI opened fret class hotel in Clinton, and hopes
to receive "A share of public patronage. The table
will always be furnished with the very best the
market affords and no effort will be spared to rem
der the patrons Of the House comfortable and con-
tented. MRS. EMSLIE, Proprietress.
Clinton, March 18th, 1857 2l-tf
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EOuisana Hotel.

IA This house being newly furnished and thoro'-
III ly renovated, makes il one Of the most desra-
BE hotels in the mines II is spacious and airy,
with Ladies' Parlor and suits of rooms for fami-
lies. The comfort of ladies will be attended to
personally by Mrs. Bradley
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apr IS
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may 8
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-08-13
4 Es'isnY nE SChnoE.

One of the juveniles, though considerably ad
vanced, not long since, got admission to a public
school near the Dry Dock. lie was shown to a
seat, and in the course Of the morning the mas
ter resolved to enter into little examination Of
the youth capacities and knowledge prior to
assigning him to a class. Calling the bhoy to
stand up he asked
do you know anything of grammar"
81 don't know anything else"
''Very well. Now attcnd-In the beginning
God made the world; parse world
All the b'hoy knew Of grammer was what lie
had heard that very morning from the different
classes recjting around him-but he had been
taught when he was fighting in the dak, he
must strike straight out from the shoulder right
and left, and it would hc all right.
"Parse world?' he drawled out enquirngly
so as to gain time.
"Iess'ln the beginning God made he world
parse world"
"Wall, world is the biggest kind of noun.
masculine gender, all sorts Of lenses, past, pre-
sent and future, ond->appng lis hands down
on the desk with force that Shook the building
lis go0e,ned By Con! Now lotch along your
Sunday school scholars, and see if they can beat
that"
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THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DICONTRY
Vt 7 IN NUI
DR.. Kennedy. OF RoXburv, has discovered in one
cur common pasture weeds a remedy that cures
Every Kind Of & umor


DIR. Kennedy OF RoXbnty, has discovered in one o
ctr common pasture weeds remedy that cures
Every Kind Of B. umor
From the worst Scrotula, down to common pimpe
1 I i has tried it in over 1900 cases, and never
Ia Jailed eHceptln two cases. tboth thunder hui
morj lie has now in his possession over two hun,
dred certificates OF its virtue, all within twenty
miles of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted TO cure a nursing sore
mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of
PlTpes on the lace.
Two to three bottles will clear the system Of
BiIrs
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst can
ker in the mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles are warranted to cure the
worst cases OF hrysipelas.
| One totwo bottles are warranted to cure all hu-
NOR in the Eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running ofthe
ears and LtutchCS among The hair.
FOurto six bottles arc warranted % cure corrupt
and running ulcers.
One bottle will cure 'caly eruption of the skin.
Two TO three bottles are warranted to cure the
worst case OF ringworm.
Two TO three bottles are warranted to cure the
most desperate case Of rheumatism
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure the
salt rhculn.
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst cases o
sClo'ua.
A benefits always experienced frym the first bot
lie, and perfect cure is warranted when the above
quantity Is taken.
Reader, Ipcddled over Il thousand bottles Of this
in the vicinity OF Boston, | know the effect OF it
in every case. So sure aa water will oXnnsh fire
50 sure will this cure humor. never sold a bottle
q! 1t but that sold another; after trial il speaks
ior itself. There are two lhugs about this herb that
appears tome surprising; first that it grows in our
pastures IN some Inces quite plentiful, and yet its
value has never been known unLlI discovered it in
lSi6-sccond, that it should cure all kinds OF umor
in or1er to give idea OF the suddenrise and
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tC177We belieyeya negro is human-he has a
soul-lle has an intelcct-and as far as the
right of suffrage, Or any other of citizens is cor
cerned, he should be placed an EQUALITY
with the rest ofmaokind.-T State Jotrnal.
We believe jackass is .ackaSs .he world O.
yer. He has long ears in common with his spc
cis, and should be permitted to bray and cNcr-
else all and singular rights aud immunitics per
tanning to jackasslom withour nolcstation from
any source. We presume the ,Iauynul will agree
with US in this trucly noble sentiment bay
ton Empire.
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SyT e have very heavy lot OF Spring q Summer
w Clothing that must be sold, II. Il co.
ALSO, ~ large lot OF Cloths, CassimerS, Summer
goods OF every description.
ap23-tf [IATHFR e. co
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nOMEMARD ROtND.

Rainy and roueh sells tiIc day
There uteaFt beating fOr somebody
must be up aud awty--
somtbcJy snAiou foF somebody;
Thrice las ,hc been TO he gate
Thrice has she listened 70 somebody,
Midst tho nj shr stormy and late
sonteboJy's 5 anxious for somebody.
Therc'll be comforting fire
1hsrol be a welcome for somebody.
One IN he" neat attire,
VIII look at the table for somebody.
Though tue stars fled trom she ives,
There l. u star iOr somebody,
lightins TIE home he 10 es best
Warning the bosom OF somebody.
Thcrc'Il be a coat DER the chair,
1hcIe will be slippers Tor om,boly
Ihrrc'lI be q wtfe's tender care
owes luud enhancement f,r some body.
There II be the litlc ones charms
Soon Twill be awakened for somebody,
When have bothiu my arms.
ulr! how blest will he -omehody.
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EXCELSIOR PATNTTWGl

HFR J. W. SIMMONS, wishes to inform his Ole
w friends and customers in Cadiz, that he has
opened shop in Codi2and that he is prepared to do
work in the latest and most approved city styles
those wishing to have Ora ming, Painting, Paper
Hanging, uIai2ng, Vanishing, Sign Painting, or
anything in his Inc OF business will find it to their
advantage to give him u call as he is determined
to excel; and to his friends OF Green and Wayne
townships he would say lie intends to have place
of business IN ticpedae, and he hopes they will
continue 10 paronlze him with uEut liberal pattor-
age which they baye ion The pas year bestowed
(ndIz. d. nl22-'l1
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NOTHTC

A Regular graduate Of the Jefferson Medical
College, OF Phi adelphia, Pa. Also the College OF
Pharmacy, and tor the last twelve years have been
praCticing in the East
Having now permanently located in Cadiz with
the intention OF practicing Medicine and Surgery in
all their various branches; he offers his services
to the citizens of Cadiz and surrounding country III
general hoping to share part OF their public pat
rOnage and support.
gcg'Oilice on Market Street, nearly opposite the
Bank. Cudiz, July 2-3m
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Publishers, No SO North 7th st. tup slairs) Phila
May 2S, l857.ly. aai
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A. JUL. SCHREIBEh,

hs . A' DV14Aa AADLAGy
Merchant and Dealer i'm PrOssMce,
MOOREFlELD, O.
HEALER in al kinds of Dry Goods, Groceries
~ &C., which ne sells cheap Tor Cash, or gooo
Qua June Q, 1852.