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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-11
DN IT Z o. IVI
spirits

The proprietor in calling the attention of the pub
lie to this PREPARATION does with feeling OF the
utmost confidence in Its virtues and adaptnton tC
the disease, for which it is recommended.
'Itisno new az. untTied article, but one that has
stood the test of ten years. triai before the Ameri
people, and it's reputation and sale is unrivaflec
by any similar preparation extant. The testimony
in its favor given by the most prominent and wei
known Physicians and ipdividuasi in all parts ofthe
country is immense, and carefHl perusal of the
Almanac publishad annually by the proprietor, and
be had gratis of any OF his agents. cannot but sat
isy the most skeptica that this remedy is really de-
serving the great celebrity it has obtained
Principal Office and Manuac tory, No. SO ARCH
street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
p5-Sold by John Mclean and John Beaii, Cadiz
). T: C7ambIett, DeersvilIe; w. P. Saunders, New
Market; T. J. Brown. MooreGeld, and by all dealers
in medicine apr 23-ly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-11
Fall Style Of SILK Hats for 1855
Sept 81
HENRY KERR,
Fashionable Tailor,

Shop in Dewey'A building, opposite Fl atohei
store. All work warranted to fit, and made in gooo
order. share of work solicited.
april 3, '56-ly.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-11

DeHnanoant
vs.
Laura Ann Charles
worth and her hnsbanu
James =. Chatlesworih
James Tallman, John G.
Tallman, Sr.. Peter Tall
man, Rachel r. Alexan-
der with her husband Ro- ! IN PARTITION
bert ]. Alexander, Of the
county of Belmont and
State aforesaid also ia.
coo TailnIsn, Coates
''Walden Hogc, with his
father Thadeus Hogc q
Elizabeth Tnllmsn Of the
county of Washington &
State aforesaid and Isaac
II. Tallman, who resides
in the state OF Illinois,
Defendants.
Notice is hereby gwen by the said Demardant 70
the said defendants that he, on the 30tn day OF De-
cemher 1856, filed his petition for partition against
them for the following described Lands and tene-
nents an the Sid county of Harrison The first tract
being part ot the North Fast quarter Of section 81
township 10, and range in the Steuheuyille Land
District containing 7lH acres more or less with all
the privileges and appertenances thereuno belong
ing.
Also part of section 10, township TO- range g. con-
taing ga less With the privileges and
Enpertenances. Reference is hereby made to said
petition for more full description OF said premises,
and that the said pltinn at a term of said court to
he holden on the First rucsiay of May 1857 he will
demand that partition be made of the premises afore.
saIt. and the same cannot divide without n ami
fest il96ty that the may be sold or other prop.
er order taken in that behalf pursuant to the Statute
il such case made and provided.
Dated December 80, 1870.
JOHN C. TALLMAN, Jr.
b. d. / JENNINGS his attorney.
Jan. II, 81 Pr. fee 7C0
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a HIT. SCHRETREE

MOOREFlELD, HARRISON COUNTY o..
nEALER ii a.! kinds of Dry Goods, Groceries
- &C., which he sells cheap tor Cash, or goo1
edu,' June 9, 1852.
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AFFLICTED READM

Philadelphia Medical House.
Established twenty-five years ago by DR.. KINTE
ELM, corner OF Third and Union streets, Phila
delphia, Pa ~.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-11
PAINTING.
JoHs McCoRM1cK, IWM. HoGG,
Omaha City, ~ rs I Cad'2, Ohio
JOHN MCCORMICK & Co.
La nd r 8 en- & .,

Omaha Caty, Nebraska Ie'12t~y.
Having established ourselves at this place for the
transaction of General Land Agency,we will give
nronpt attention TO all business entrusted to US
Will select Government Land from personal inspec.
ton in Kansas, Nebraska and the western line Of
Iowa; and on the opening Of the Land Office, wall
give special attention to the selection OF Lands TOR
settle rs and others desiring good locations Will
locate buy and sell Land Warrants, negotiate and
guarantee Loans, furnish Maps, pay taxes, &C.
Entries made for foreign dealers on favorable terms,
and money loaned for Capitalists on Real Estate
security We invite the attention OF Capitalists
and others desiring investments.
p S. John Mccormick will leave Cadiz, Ohio, du
ring the month Of January next for Nebraska and
Kansas for the purpose of making personal ex-
animation Of the land to be offered for sale. Per-
sons desirous OF making investments in the West
will find him in Cadiz until the goth of January
next. Dec. "a, 56-tf
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THE Author of the above
volume isa graduate OF one
of the first medical schools
in the United States, and
having devoted a quarter o
century to the study and
reatment of Syphilis and
! lindred disorders as a spe.
;ility, he has become pos
sessed of most Invaluable
information in regard to
the same, and is able to
compress into wade mecum
compass the very 1uintess
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-11

,..e WAR -'"- =
Between France and England,
!. can no longer be concealed that france and Eng
L0GGERHEADS b 6.as
With each other, and although we cannot Fo6E-
TELL THE CONSEQUENCES We can saw win
out fear OF contradiction that JACOB CR III, I'm
remains on the most aVisable terms with, friends
and patrons and in ordsf 70 irsure continuance
of those Friendly Relations he has filed his
Temple Of Fashion .l1
with largo and fashionable stock of READY.
MAnECLQHHlNG, Cloths, Cessjmeres, vestinr
and Cents furnishing goods. He has received for
the Fall and Winter trade, Rocky Moantain Over,
coats, Beaver and Proadcoth overcoats, ,Cs Csssimere
BUSINESS coats, Sattinett coats and Pants, Plush
Velvet. and Satin Vests, Fine Doeskin Pants. Fan
cy cashmere Pants. silk plush Vestings, Black ana
Blue dress coats. HATS CAPS, etc, etc '-I7s ",
Ihsis the most magnificent stock ever openee
to the People of "a, = :. -
HARRISON COUNTY. oY
invite the public to call and examine NV stoSs
as | am determined to give bargains, ~ fN7N1'-'
oadiz' Oct s-lS56 o. s JACOB CRABB.l Il
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
HATCHER & CO,

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
HATCHER & CO.,
A RE NOW RECEIVING at their store-room
IA in Cadiz. the largest and best assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Ever brought TO Cadiz. Their stock is full and
complete in every thing needful or desirable for
fall and winter wear.
For the Ladies
they have an extensive assortment Of
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS,
Ribbons, s,sATINs, LwooLDELA1Ns
wool paids, &C., &c.
For the Gents
They have an unequaled assortment, both in quan.
tity and quality Of Cloths Cassimeres, Vestings;
Ready made Clothing, &c, &c.
But to attempt TO enumerdte their articles would
be both impossible and useless. Call and examine
them for you rselves for we are confident that BET
TER or CHEAPER Goods have never been brought TO
this market N a s
Whether you purchase or not, cell and examine
our goods, as it is nortroube for ust show goods
Remember the place, two doors west Of Beal's
Drug Store, aud the store east of McFadden's.
The highest price in cash paid for all kinds Of
marketable produce. 8s
Bring eher your produce or your money and
you shall have bargains and no mistake.
HATCHER g. co.
Cadiz, Ohio, Oct. /, 1s56-tf p4
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NEW ARRANGENEENT I

HHOR I'll + benefit OF my customers, i have cons
L. cIuded to make the following Airangements:-f
propose to sell Goods on as favorable terms as
they canbe had tn this market, and deduct per cent
for cash paid down, being equal to 10 per cent per
annum,) decided advantage to the Purchassr.-
Believing that short settlements are most satisfac,
tory to all parties have concluded to settle with
all my customers by the first of January and the
first Of July OF each year. These arrangements
will be strictly adhered to.
L aint WIN. G. FIHNEY. PA
Cudiz, Ohio, December 3, 1861. Mn
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OLIVER and GERMAN SILVER WARE--Tea
y Spoons, Table do, Desert do, Butter Knives
and general assortment Of Plated Ware, all war.
ranted just received and for sale cheap, at
septA, q. B. BARRETT'S.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-11

VIZ ATCHES--of every description and price
w from 10 to $50, for sae cheaper than ever
at sept "a u. B. BARRET'S
II ADlES-Call at Barretts and you cannot fail
i Ito DO pleased at his fine array Of Jeweey, bot
especially for yonr benefit. sep "a.
TyINE GOLD PENS--Just received one of the
IL finest assorments ever brought TO Cadiz; by
sept "a g. B. BARRETT,
TtAMEO JEWELRY--A fine lot, and ut prices
" warranted TO please, at
sest24 G.B. BARRETT'S.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-11
New FAN and Winter Goods.
$. & H.HNIcFAnnEN.

A RE now receiving the largest and most elegant
IA stock OF Goods they ever offered tc the peo-
pie of Harrison county. They invite the public to
call and examine ior themselves.
CadIZ, Oct. 90 1856. "a LIZ
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-11

DIR. HooFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS
PREPARED BY
DIR. C.W JACKSON, PhiI:Id "a, Fa.
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
LIVER Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chronic
or Nervous Debility, Diseases ot the Kidney,
and all diseases arising from a disordered
Liver or Stomach.
Such
asConstpa-
ton, Inward Piles,
Funess of Blood 20 the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach,
Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for Food
FulheSs or Weight in the stomch, sour Eruc-
tNtions, sinking or lluterlng at the Pit ofthe
stomach, swimming Of the Head, hurried and
difficult breathing, Huttefing at the heart choakng
or suloca'ing sensations when in lying posture
dimness Of Vision, dots OF webs before the sight vel
and dull pain in the head, deficiency OF per-
sPIration, Yellowness OF the skin and
Eyes pain in the side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, &c, sudden fushes of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
constant lmGginings
OF Evil, and great
Depression of
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

ANECDoTE OF JOHN RANDoLpH.-He was
travelling through part of Virginia in which
is-.--''~a 'alaeailainted-- nnHiae the atfulS ne
stopped night at an inn near the forks OF
the road. The inn-keeper was fine gentle
man, and no doubt ono of iha Erst 3a1aiies of
the Old Dominion. Knowing who his distin-
guished guest was, he epdeavored during the
evening to draw him into a conversation, but
failed in all his efforts. But in the morning,
when Mr.. Randolph was ready 10 set out, he
called for bis bill, which on being presented,
was paid. The landlord, still anxious to have
some conversation with him, began ne follows:
ssWhich way are you travelling, Mr.. Ran
dolph %
s'Sir ~ said Mr.. Randolph, with lock of
displeasure.
81 asked,' said the landlord, eswhich way
arc you trayelling2'
slave | paid yon my bill ~
"Yes."
ssDo owe you anything more2"
HNo." r-t.4
'.well, Pm going just where please; do
you understands
eyes"
The landlord by this time got somewhat ex-
cited, and Mr.. Randolph dreve off; but to the
landlords surprise, in a few minutes sent one
of his servants to inquire which of the forks of
the road to take. MIR. Randolph not being out
of hearing distance, the landlord spoke at the
top OF his voice. "Mr. Randolph you don't
owe me one cent just take which road you
please" 1t is said that the air turned blue
with the curses Of Randolp.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

fsNHE DERSf4 NE thInkful inr pa u iayoTs from
generous pnblic, and hoPing to merit the same By
tion to business and to thosedesrng the American
uxnres TOblcoO, Smut aud Segars gives notice that e
has lust lot of superior Se!as IRON the nost
peieGated manufacturers, numbering twenty hVe dli
isIent kinds and ranging lrog bal cen to ten ceRs
pleep Also lot of superior bright fnnncoOs, VIZ VII
sina Da lem, Fig hlnrado, Bele OF Flofldai hesdeS
iiIeTent kinds OF bnek fobaGcOs nokng Tobacco and
Snn nfaii Kinds fine out T0bauco, Andersona, lllers
and iondwins He agent for sPapers from all parts
az the IJpton, New York Ledger, Flag Of Our Union,
fiarpers Wcaklv pirl1r Casket, ,Amsrean 9ol Esank
Lesies illustrated Newspaper, and a kinds q news
papers constantly hand. lie has on hand hne 10y
Nluns, Ninn Bows xloin s.Eingsi SIiewSt nrimshs s
is attention The publ Is respectfully lnyed n his
store, broadway between Chcsnul anu W hnnt 's'
Newark, Del. - H. thgA ~,
n1ur 3muR SeEArS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15
THE GRooMsMAN TO HIS MIsTREss'
BY WILLIAM c. BRYANT,

Every wedding, says the proyerb,
Makes another, soon or late,
Never yet was any marriage
Entered in the book Of Fate,
But the names were also written
Of the patient pair that wait.
Blessings then upon the morning
When my friend with fondest look,
By the solemn rites permission,
To himself his mistress took,
And the Destinies recorded
Other two within their book.
While the priest fulfilled his office,
Still the ground the levers eyed,
And the parents and the kinsmen
Aimed their glances at the bride,
But the groomsmen eyed the virgins
Who were waiting at her side.
Three there were that stood beside her;
One was dark and one was fair,
But not fair nor dark the other,
Save her Arab eyes and hair;
Neither dark nor fair call her.
iet she was the fairest there.
While her groomsman (shall 1 own it
Yes, to thee, and only thee)
Gazed upon this -dsrk-eyed maiden
&C., VINO was fairest Of the three,
Thus he thought &C How blest the bridal
Where the bride were such as she p
Then unused upon the adage,
Till my wisdom was perplexed,
And / wondered as the churchman
Dwelt upon his holy text,
Which Of all who heard his lesson
Should require the service next.
Whose will be the next occasion
For the flowers, the feast, the wine
Thine, perchance, my dearest lady,
Or, who knows it it may be mine;
What if't We're, forgive The fancy,
" lai IL Welt--lGth mine and thine
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15
i 8. WTIHnhDR.

opD FEbfh.noWS, HALL, NEWARK, DEL.
a. THE SUBSCRIBER tendershis thanks to ms
&N numerous patronR for their liboTal patlonnRe
M since he odmmenced business IN NewarE .o a9d "a
R wnnd respectfully state that he has removed 10
-A&- thS obi Feilows' Hall where he will have more
room and greater facilities in tho eondnct 81 hls bns
ness Reng practical tailor and having h9u large eA
neTience in The art OF garment dranns anl employing
none hut competent hands, WI pc snis tna
sbsant nj and at the shortest notice The nest
ana ify III CLoTHs CAsSIRERs and NHsTNGs, constahl
IL kepf on hand besides arga and varied asseitnent o
Iiandkerclies; Collars Neok.ieB GI9ses' StnSSInss,
Hf Havana and domestic Segars, Chewing and SmoKlhs
Iohac with variety nf other articles no
had in n Tobacco store. apr ".
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15
WINTER EVENING sERENADE
TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN.
Brim, blim, klang king, -.-
Lady, listen while l sing

Brim, blim, klang king,
Lady, listen while sing
See me lurk with my gaitar,
Underneath thy window here
When none wander out but lovers
And the graveyard shapes OF fear.
Peaceful thy familiar bower;
But 1--we ne'er has quiet hour.
Brim, blim, klang king,
Love,-ah, what curious thing
Through the icy streets the wind
Wrangles, and the white snow spurns
And,- ,--ah, scarce comprehend it,
Chill the hand, the bosom burns
Warm the fingers, inner glow
Cool the lover minstrel, snow!
Brim, blim, klang king,
Love- ah, what d curious thing
When alone, within my heart ..
Words of love forever rise;
ruI in uyurtJE mir they 1uuisn
Meath thy sweet-contusing eyes -
BaShtul near, though bold away
What thou thnkest, Love, that say.
Brim blim, kiang king,
LOve,-ah, what curious thing
But my heart grows glad and full
While wake my sweet guitar,
And the stormy winter-midnight
Breaks with many shooting starr
eSs--UOW slTAliBb S1e CT Tue illHB--
What can say not, can sing
Brim, brim, klang king,
Love,-ah, what curious thing
Therefore, grasping my guitar,
Boldly do call to theel
Danish hence the prudish spirit!
Heart and window open mel
But ah, silencel--tor she may
Pout vita anger at my lay,
Chide that bave dared to sing
Love- ali, what u curious thing
Stay, why trouble thus sweet thoughts
That my gushing heart o'errun2
For the suns u sun forever,
Though too bright TO gaze upon
Mine, LEI fail me all besides
Love will eyermore abide,
And ah
Brim brim, klang King,
Love is forever a sweet, sweet thing
COTTON AND PAINT.
She painted oh, she painted! M
The colsr on her cheek
Was spread with great exactitude
In many a blushing streak
And when one day snatched axis,
The color of the rose
Tbat decked her check transferred Itself
To my unlucky nose.
held one evening in my hand
A handsome diamond pin,
By accident it struck her breast
And penetrated in
But vet she did not shrek with pain,
Nor even seem to show it.
And why The cotton was 10 thick,
She really didn't know {.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
V.3RR. DEL

nAyIS w DEHAVEN, PROPRIETOR.
n THE UNDERSIGNED takes this mellloi 70
A announce tile travelling public that he atil cn
EsgM tlnuos 10 keep t,a wei known esablhI@sn' n @ @ any
anHsr isposad 10 favor lm with their patronage The
rnos are We'll fnrnished and yenate and no trouble OF
M s%essF stang atisehed to she HotsI VIII In M
enimals and vehicles. Families and others WHO re-
iie In the large cities. and who desire spenainSM portion
w ma in The country for recreation during warm Meat
r can no where ind mere egai Or nsaRS @ pace P @ m
ay Kent to attend ~ the wanf AMI eonyeneces OF lhe
natTans The House. Hack leaves the 9teiS oInneet
M a1nh train of Cars, 10 convey passelgas ieu,
nspot .p-iy,--- ~ ~ '1''t' ' 49,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15
DDDT. z, W; MiAENEs,

AsMANY PERSONS AXE NOT WAKh
S of the tpo necessary to PeTiorm PEI pe[ieSt 2pSra a.
10 those at distance, who maG contemplate visiting MS
@ Wall al 10 mysef thus publicly suggest to suoh the
nontetS Of timely Informing mo by mai otherwise to
thnt effect. request this favor more eSneolally
whore the operations required are OF sueh nature as
render them necessarily lengthy us sufficient time oan
he ne for such Tpecia cRseh reby pro
Nsrt nnr II11'p I1'i f NewaTk,D Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15
M w AHSk.


-Q ID G.HuDDER:s, ELEcTR6 FEvER AND
~ H. AGUE CURE, Will cure any case of long
A short standing at first attempt No humbug.-
G& No poison Entirely harmless n ITS effects and
prof. healthy state of the system and entirely
era diGa es the iq contTact me disease
NO CURE, NO PAY. Newark, re2wafe.
PR ICE s. 80 per box.
N. D.-A general assO tment of Drugs, Paints, Oils,
&C., on hnn1, and for sale on reasonable terms.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15
THE q uEsTIoN sETTAED.

The UNnIvALLRD CHEAP TAILoRs, AT NEWARK;
sa ARE selling their goods cheaper than any ether
80 store IN Delaware and Mafyand. Their store y
Wh visited by people for many Htest VINO formerly
Wf were in the habit of going 70 philade! phla md
sAA>- baltimore to get Clothing, but who now aoknoW
ledge that they can procure them n this esab sn9en
eripiion oonstantlV on hand besides fla ndkercmeis
jrswofs. Suspenders, 60, abnndanc. A II who NJ
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

An Ohio politician was boasting, in public
speech, that he could bring an argument to
pint as quick as any other man. "You can
bring a quart to a pint a good deal quicker"
replied Kentucky editor.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

A Yankee has invented suspender that
contracts on your approach to water, so that
the moment you come to a puddle 1t lifts you
over and drops you on the other side.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

John Phoenix perpetrated the following CO
nundrum at Barry and Patterns, New Orleans,
on the day OF his departure for San Francisco.
tswhy Is roasted pig on spit like a mission
aryl Recause it's going round doing good.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

boy, at arecent examination in an English
school, was asked who discovered America
81 wish may die,'' says British editor, self
he didn't ansMer, stYanllee Doodlen
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

RHODE ISLAND SrATIsTIcs.-We find in the
Providence Journal an abstract of the statis-
tics furnished by the fourth annual report of
the registration of Births marriages and deaths
in Rhode Island. These figures cover the
year 1856, during which the births were 29O6;
marriages 1886 deaths 2042. OF 1886 chill
dren born, the sex is registered thus males l479,
females I407. The males uniformly prepon
derate among the births. OF 2007 persons who
died, the sex is given as 1920 males, and 9s7
females. This shows an excess of females; but
in series of years it seems that the deaths
show the females preponderating slightly.
More than one-iourth of all the deaths record
ed are infants under two years Of age. Last
year the average age of all who died was 2662.
Among the colored population Of the State the
mortality is much higher than among the whites
in proportion to numbers. While in the gem
eral population during the year 1856 the births
outnumbered the deaths, the recorded statis-
tics of the colored population for the same
time show an excess of deaths. OF all the
children born during the year, 149l were born
OF American parentage, 1l24 of foreign, and
1872 mixed.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

The Arabs have good proyerb on what is
called the t'lucky man" They say 'shipg him
in the Nile aud he will come up with fish in
his mouth"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

A Vicksburg correspondent assures us in a
private letter, that the following resolutions
were passed by the board of councilmen in
Canton, Mississippi
/. Resolved by this council that we build a
new jail.
2 Resolved that the new Jail be built out Cd
the materials OF the Old jail.
g. Resolved that the old Jail be used until
the new isil is finished
Could Dublin or Cork beat that
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15
AND OILERS.
PORTABLE FLOUR AND CORN MILLS,
TIE LtTrLR WONDER AND MAGiC MILL, FoR TWO
o Observation-Disclosures.

M call the att entiur o. u tiners and
zs11zzzza dealers to the io!,uwI ng
-. sartment OF AGRIGI l. L u A l.
s216asAa&-1saas42sS IMPLEMENTS, &e., which are
made of he best material aud Of tho most improved pat
terms. v,z-AoUre's s PlOw and Castings of all sizes;
Peacock Barr, hears of all sizes. Woodoook Il Wiley
oastinEsL. lszes srrows nnd Cultyators OF kinds
made to OIGer; Corn Planters and Seed Sewers unit
or and Separator Atkins and Nancy oom6in eaper
and Mower. Montgomery x Bros Grain Fans, Eagle
Fan, Hc. Yankee straw Cutter all sizes. sparrow
Hay Straw cutter; ilenlng Machines, superior ar
erng and families. These machines are superior any
that Is the market Corn Shelters of different makers
led to do the work equal To any usn; Gsaln mill
for horse and hand power. Horse hoes and hand hoes
large of Shoves Spades, Forka Hoes Axes
and handles; Cedar Ware, Tubs buckets, Churns Grain
measures. Gram Baskets Rattan and Splt Taien and
ed, Garden, Flower and Field $ ed. warranted fresh
and genuine. All orders for implements, Seeds, &c
pTompty attended to- ii addressed the subscriber. No
10 Orange Street, or Is Market sTssst' s WGRRSSSSbEs
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