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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-10

Total. ............... .........9ol
Ohio stands charged with forty, t,go and yet,
il the truth were known, venture to say that
not more than 35 of them ever have been, or
are now, citizens OF Ohio in good faith.
A consultation has been held by the Demo
cratic Senators, which will tend TO expediate
the tranSaction OF business in that body, not
withstanding the obstruction Of the Kansas
question. The majority of the Senate who
support the Presidents views upon the Kansas
question, is so large and decided hat there can
be no great delay in the action Of that body on
the subject.
1t was settled by decided vote yesterday
that the Indiana contested case in the Senate
should not be considered till after the disposition
o. the Kansas question. At the same time it is
we'll understood that Minnesota will not be ad-
mitted as State Independently of and previous
to the admission of Kansas. There is no dan
ger, therefore, that any change Of votes will oc-
cur to defeat the admission of Kansas
In the House, the result of the vote on the
Lecompton Constitution is more in doubt; still
am inclined to think that a majority OF the
members ioiH sastain the administration. Both
parties, however, are mastering their forces for
long and desperate contest. 1t is in fact a
Lilo and death struggl. for such of the Demo
cratic members as have pinned themselves to
Mr. Douglas coat tail, and oppose the Lecomp-
ton Constitution, for with the admission of
Kansas as State, under that Constitution, wo'd
sink all that gentleman's hopes for future polit-
zeal promotion. 1t is not so much struggle for
principle, with these Democrats as it is for ,aen
--or rather . man. Look at yonr own State,
and you will find those who were most promi-
nent in forcing Though the resolutions of m
Instruction" cqhiaa the administration, were al.o
most promin6ntin 1856. in forcing Douglas del
cgatcs to the Cincinnati Convention upon the
people, contrary to their ,oisRes. 1t is nothing
but arcTival Of the old fight. Every member
will be compelled to take a position--there is
no middle path--he must either go for Dem
oestic administration and against Douglas, - or
sor Douglas with Black Republicans against The
dd,niMastration.
In speaking of the report 'igoing the the
rounds" that Mr.. Bcrnhisel, delegate from u
tab, was negotiating with the President. for the
withdrawal Of the troops from that territory
the Union, Of this morning says: athe absurd
statement going the rounds Of the press to the
effect that negotiations are in progress hstween
the administration and Mr. Bernhisel Tor the
withdrawal Of tbs army from Utah, the emgra.
tion the Mormons to some island Of the ocean,
and the purchase O. their lands in Salt Lake
Valley by the government, is altogether desii-
tute Of foundation in fact"
Tho contested ease in the House Of vallan-
digham V. Campbell. ol the 3D. district in your
Stats is at present being discussed in tho House.
Mr.. vallandigham has been allowed seat on
the floor Of tho House. with the privilege Of ad.
dressing that body on tho merits Of his case.--1
Thsdiscassioh win probably continue for sevs.
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T1AOBHAS ID. GRIM ES, Proprietor
THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE. FOR
merly sept BY Maj Lacy, and mure recently BY
William Milignn, will be found by the travelling
community to possees all the advantages OF the best
conducted hotels. The House has been thoroughly
fitted aud furnished, in the most approved styl.,
for the accommodation Of guests. and it is the Dc.
termination Of the Proprietor that none WIN may
favor him with their patronage shalt have reason
70 complaint any particular, or 50 away dissat.
arBills moderate
chnrge it.e}
January u. ie57..Iy. ~ e.sA itm.'.. ss
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mcdowell x CO..
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers
Sta'ioners, Paper Dealers. ant
Blank Book Manufacturers,

STEUBENVI LILLE, OHIO,
K EEP always on hand large assortment
IN School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books
Plain ana Ruled Cap and Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers ofall sizes; Note Papers, En-
velopco, Steel Pens ant all kinds uiStatonery
They are prepared to ill all orders trois Mei
chants School Committees, Teachers and others al
low prices
Having BinGcry connected with our establish.
ment, we are prepared to make all kuiJs OF Blanks
Tor Railroads. Insurance Companies, County Ofiicere
Banks, Merchants, &c Printed work bound to or.
Der as we use the best qnality OF stock aud employ
The best workmen. Our work will colnpar iavu ra.
bly, with that OF any other Budery in the State.
Blanka oi all kinds l'ageu 10 order
The highest market price paid tor Rings and rea
ner's Scraps. MCDOWELL g. co.
Mo.ah to66
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wAsnIsoros. D. c. February 5. ls5s.

WAsnISGTOh, u. Y. reDTuary v Aooo'
The struggle in Congress, over the LscoinP-
ton Constitution, has now fairly comineneed:-
That INSTRUMENT, accompanied by message
from ihe President, was transmitted to both
Houses on Tuesday last The constitution Is re-
publican in Sorm;-in fact, the same as was pub
lished throughout the north some fve or siS
weeks ago. OF course IN consequence Of me free
Stat netrgusfng to vOte the Slaray clause is
rssained; otherwise the Constitution is most
excellent one. Taken as whole, no State in
the Union has better one.
As sregsrds the Presidents message accompa-
nying the Constitution, it is one of the ablest
documents that has appeared on the subject oi
Kansas affairs 1t Elsa plain, frank, vigorous,
statssmarlike document. The is no ad eaptaa
dun about it in spirit or in phraseolOgy. There
is no attempt in any way whatsoever to defend
or excuse the wrongs that have been perpetra-
ted in Kansas The sole purpose is to exhibit
the successive transactions which have taken
place under legal authority, and to present, for
the final action Of Congress, the result as it has
been brought at length to executive recognition
In doing this, the President simply expresses
his desire that Congress will approve the Con-
sttution Of Kensas, and admit her as sover-
,oign State into the Union. lie prudently in
Ers from tho history of the past trouble, strife
and dangers which no man can foresce in the
future, f this issue is prolonged by the rejection
Of tho Lecompton Constitution" But, as you
will, doubtless. publish the document entire, the
best way for your readers is to give it careful,
unprecedented perusal, and then judge for them.
selves Of its merits. 1t will bear any amount
of investigation, and is written in style which
brings the subject within the comprehension Of
all.
In enc Of my letters spoke Of the unequal
distribution Of the Clelkships in the Depart.
ments in this city, and urged the propriety Of
your Ohio members voting for a bill, distribu
ting the Clerks among the States and Terrific
ries according to representation, as the only me-
thod by which an equal division might be secu-
red. According to tho "Blue Book" issued
the first of last month, it seems the number OIL
clerks in the the Executive Departments, from
the different States is as follows: .--
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Discussion ~ Cnd:z.

: :
we understandable the following question
will be discussed in Cadlz, Tuesday, February 16,
1858:
ADO the scriptures teach the ultimate hol-
ness and salvation of all mankind" The di<put-
ants are Revs. Emmet and Bacon of the Univer-
salist Church. and Rev. McCready and patter-
son. of the Seceder Church.
The dis cu>Sion will commence at 8 A. NJ OF
the above day and continue during the remain
der ofthe week l2O-tt
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qHB aRRA9EsT -
MEDICAL DIc0VEQH
OFTlff HtlH u

M t.,,.s. - lse,i.,,,s = - -.
-, - - =, - = -, = r.-f -
yp-r-- ~ - ~ -. : -
livery Alno- " = um4E. - :, =.
r'fam dhe worst Scrofuis. Wn a. seonn1sa nnusa
l az has uied it In over iSC0 easss a8t hlt.I i
TnoE.j Hehas now in his p.sssensicn 1vsr I've Am,
dred certificates q ID virtue, ~ uitsin tnot1t 4
miles cf Bosaou ~ l1e9'rI 4l1iE 'f1-
Two b0ttes nre wGffznied 20 cure a nnrniun an1a !
mouth. - 4
One TO three bottles viii ct.es tbA tofSS fine =
Pi ples On the lace. = - =, -, !,
Tive to three bottlss vii eleaf thf 6tSIsN q
BilsS .sI ilfs-g-.r = u u ~ 90 bgsls1'
Two bottles ARE warranted 10 eufs ths sarsl 6xfs
ker in the mouth and stomach =
Three TO i've bottles are wurrnntsl % etfs flIs =
worst cases Of ErYsipeias - = E
One 10 two bottles arc warraniol 70 enrs "a -.
mor in the Eyea- tt. 5its ~ 6 irzI -
Two bottles are va rantsd 10 eura ranninn anfIka
eafs ana blotehes among the hair
-Four 10 siS bottles are warrezls1 - eeto eo<f1E4
end running ulcers. 49, =
One bottle will cure seaIy e5upiica d fhs skin.
Two 10 three bottles are WafFzatse - etsU shs1'
Nsors, case OF ringwoFm. ,.l,, - rdfit,i.s.t .f3
Two 20 three bottles are waTfhntod % 6ars aha
most desperate case Of raeunatlsn3
Three TO fouS bottles are warranted 70 cuss ~
salt rheun. .t4 sfs.s s;q,.ns trt.
Five 10 eight bottles will cure the Wcfot Sass1 a
scToiua. 4.
benefit is always experienced ffyn the Ess4 toI1
tie, and perfect cure is waFtnntsd whsn ths na16
quantity is taken. -.s aas.ls :
/ Reader, peddled over d thousand bolfIca ef thI
IN the vicinity OF Boston. i know the elscf 81 ii
In every case SO sure water will sxtineuixh O.
so sure will tins cure hnmoF. fnovef esd hotle
OF l. bGt that sold another; sftef tfisl y ssse4
mi ,oaffsk ka~t hsI
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HAVING in great measure rottted our bindery
we are now prepared 10 do ali kinds Of BOOK
BiNDINs neatly and cxpeditiously
We pay particular uttonti0n 10 tho manufacture
Of Blank Ronks of a., kiEds for the county officers
Blanks for Railroads merchants, nc,
Nlecharts will find our stock Of Full and Half
bound cap Blanks, cap, Letter, Nuto, and Fancy
Paper Envelopes, Pens, Ink and Stationary Of nfl
kinds 10 he Hfge, nnd viii be sold ut reasonable
prices. The highest market price pnid f,ir Rags.
MctICNELi4 81 co.
Wholesale and Retail booksellers, Statiunarjas
and Blank Book Man ataciursrs.
april ie. 1850 s6teubenyille. Ohio.
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DIR. WALTo oN,s
4 nj l. X 1 T. a N PllIS!!
IOY "a TME ArrI 11vrEn.

JOY TO TIE hFFE If'TEn.
TOUNG AMERICA VICTORIOU US!!
On IL small b,x OF Pills cures ninet, -nIne cases
cut Ofa huniied. No l}nIsam, no Mercury, n /, ode.
on the breath, Of de ecti0n Two small pills
a do e; tasteless and harmess as water Full di.
rectioBs hre given that the patient can cure hiE,-
sci as certain as with the advice c the most ex"e.
rienced sargeOn ani much bet or than with the ad.
vice Of one OF little experience in this class OF dis
ease la
SENT BY MAIL TO ANY PART OF THE,
COUNTRY
by closing ore s'ollar TO Dr ID. G. Walton, No
l54 North Seventh st, below Race, Pha ielphin--
A iiberal disc unit 10 the trade. None genuine
without tbs written signiture OF J.. G. Wat ton Pro-
piieio.
Dr. w y treatment for Self-abuse Weakness,
&c. is entirely different from the usual course
Dr. W. hns cured hundreds who have red others
without benefit The treatment is as certain TO
cure Gs the sun is 10 iise. Enclose a stamp. and
address DIR. w. as abnve. giving a ull history Of
yenr case. and you " i'll bless the day you made the
titnrl 10 secure what is coItain-A RADICAL
CURE. ieb3,
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MAarFAcrrRED ar II
DONALD KENNEDY. :

no, l9o Warren Street, Roxbury, ,,Msss. Rsice a.
Wholesale Agents. Geo FL KeyseF, Pittabaf,sis5
T. II Logan & Co, Wheeling; J. r. Flenrning. Al.
lcgheny eity. a rstgsss E, =. : WI
And at Retail BY John BeGil and John A'eIsesa !.
Cadz; and by James Cady, CadS Junction nf 4. al
|. R.; and by oil respectable drhggists every &
where - .s :.
Ian A. fSsg iy. s t ftytfa4 y Il J
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%. S. E;saTa d NSs n.
PREMYUM CARRIAGE SHOE.

HE UkDERSlGNED take pleasure il. tlal,ls. 4 n
cling 10 the citizens Ut Harrison and ADJOINING ~
ties that he has commenced Carriage Eann&&
cilities tor manufacturing every kind 81 veiae ~
Ills sock will be munufHcfugd IN ssyieunre4 ts
TO to any III the place, assd ON ih6 isSsi favsrY III
terms. Those wishing any hind OF vel,icles n 4
where. ~ zyssS
Ills assortment coasists III peri of Eloee Ezz.
ges, Livery COaches, Boston koekaUays. f4I'z.
alberis, Farmers Carriages and baaKse6. HeS!nS
Wagons, Phaetcng. sliding sssE D1a -, Ba1 r5os
with sliding tops, Light Ffsttfha EsssssdS Sz 'ssa
ton puggios. S1ikies, az. &c So.
Aiikinds 81 repairing executed II fils shDFsszz a
tice, and On the Uest terms Ee keeps nane but q NJ
changed Tor old. 80 :. K 4 Esaf-i
a1Shop directly east of tlss Amesieaa ~ :. Il
The well known stand iormeriy oeea5sd| I, n q.
a. Harpcr. II. NIsEMXf 4 N
Csd1 ,Ohis, Sisy IL. ies5.
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oTiiANlEL WOODROW.
McIvrrRr Carr. Ief q d

. Oct0her Ii, 1856. III X
all finished. Engine perfect works thc best III 81.
we ever saw. Let any wi no wish to hny, csA M
see ours. RALSTON 4 Bltlj w II. 4
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v. D. MOTT, NJ. d.
WILLIS MORTON Nj D
A. II. DELEVAN. NJ D,
HORACE WYATT, NJ. d.
J AS. B FRANCIS NJ n


TINE NOTES of Solvent Banks IN New York.
! Pennsylvania and Baltimore are-received Of,
deposit and IN payment OF debs ut the Harrison
Branch Bank. NJ. J. BROWN, Cashier, II, ~
Cadiz, Ohio, Oct. q, 1857 IF3'f SNf
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Religious NOticc.

Rev. W. Y. EMMETT, Unversalist Minister
of Columbus, will preach at GEORGETOWN, Ila"ri-
son county, on Sunday, February IA, 1853, at
II A. NJ. and 4 p NJ
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ISLAND CRgEx TOWNSHIP, Ieifs CO. y ~
Septe,Rbnt rs, 1856. fsaSs
MgssEs. MEANS q BRcrHERs ''Fsy EfSifts iaesA
rstrare. ain satisfied and will npon ai ace assaa y
recommend the purchas of Engines of your assAe Il
JAMES SCUTT.
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a - DxJAwasE CETy, K.T.gsS
September 10, iSsE. hl
MsssRs. MEANs. "Our Engine and Saw Mill hul &
by you, work finely II does all thpt we ssh NJ
that yun warranted il to do. We wish ygu cslfI.s
aake more salgs in this territory. e4 w I'll Ns
ODBERT & SOLOMON. Z
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fleoKsrows, Beaver co, ,fs.l

HeoKsTows, Beaver co. .rs.t
October IL, 1856
MEssRs. MEANS & BROTHERS: Owing 10 defss
tive foundation my Engine, bought oi Joa lastsea.
son, did not do so we'll. Now it does well and we
grind as much wheat with as little fuel az nnvs
one know OF. wish all wanting steam Eneineh5
could get one ae good as mine
OTHANiEL WOODROW. 4
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M EW CROPSASUGAR AND MOLASS r. 8
In juetfeceived lot OF prime. Tor ga 10 Whole
sale and Retail by S.M II. McFADDEN
Jan. 81, 1853 TEI
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REMoVATss

IAMES HOWARD has removed his Boot ant
- shoe Store TO the roum tnrmerly occupied by
tlenry Kerr three doors so tn oi tho post office
and one door north OF Stewards Store where h,
Seeps one OF the largest and best stocks OF Boots
and Shoes ever offered in Cadiz. He has Just "
ceivcd tres stock, all OF which will be sold cheap
er than ever. Custom work made to order Give
me ali it you wish to secure bargains
JAMES HOWARD.
Cadiz, Ohio, april 90, 1856
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I'D = Es I'D
Admimistrator,s Noticc.

NJ OTlCE i, hereby given TO ali persons interest.
l% ed that the undersigned hns been duly ap.
pointed and qualified ms administrator with the viii
nnrcxed, OF the estaie. real and personal oI Sam.
utl Laiferty, late oil Harrison county Ohio +. cea.
srd. JACOB LAFFERTY.
Jan 27. lS5s-3t.
4 tLOVER SEED WANTED ior which Tho high.
~ est price will be. paid in Cash. if delivered
soon 10 S. x H,McFADDEN.
jar. 27 1853.
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Spring and sis Eassaer Stock NF
FANCY, VARIETY GOODS, JEWELRY. k.i8
at Wholesale.
I HAVE Just received tiys' instslmeni Of So cas-
i OF Try and Varlety Goods. II consis In pnrt y
Patent Thread, SlaIe Pencils Razor Strspe. b
Shoe Thread, Hair Brushes Scissors Pan -. e
Spool Coiton, Ivory Combs, Pocket Knissas
Sewing Shk, Snuff Boxes WnrFenH Biackix 1
Elandkerchiess Hosiery Lesd Pancis.
Boot u Shoe l.aces Gloves, Skein Cotty,s
Gufa SusPendrs Gaioons Shaving Soap.
llooEsS Eyes, Needles s. Pins, Hairi}fis, &
Violin Strings, Bnttons: WhEie Bcncs4
Tooth Brushes, Bonnet Wire, En- uialies 70 y
KNITTING Pins, Purses, Note Parpr
Percussion Caps, Pocket Bonks, hlf.arses MeEcsgns
Fish Hooks. Pert Monies, Silk isaso.
Shaving Boxes, Raz0rs, silk Ve;is' f,s
Also MGslins, Ginghanls, Paints, aud d gsssxs X
assortment of Dry md Variety Goods. Violins ~, II
coraeons, and Musical instriinhent6 wv
A large stock ofGoid AMI Silver EateAes Eifsaf3
Ware, Jewelry, &c, y
The early attention Of Country Merchants ana
Others Is particularly directed To the Rheys stack.
ROBERT CUCHRA X
4th street, above Market, Sieabrnvilia. ,gs
nnPil an. 1877 II
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scorr rosr Offlcr, Adams q. d.

tG EEfs NlarctfPtRft ta6.
MFssRs Mgkss Il EEoTHKRs: II nave now Eniss.
cd the starting OF your second Engine The mia
men are satisfied. Ii you have ever built any lE1s'
beats either Of them, should like to know wler.
they are. Come and see these. NJ 7'y III
OLIVER ROSS, Mill -sYsishss 4
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8 Il II u ID II " v LLEs o M IeA
IRON FOUNDERS. \
Engine Builders, Manufacturers Of FhrrsIiiix Mt
chinr and Mill Castings, Gtering Machinery, Pull
lies, Wro ght and Gas, Iron Shatting. with heas
forging. &c, &c IA
Our facilities enable US to do work Of ts;s tina
ressed TO Means & Brothers, Ste ihenvilIs. Ohio
We add extracts from letters addressed se as do
RUG the last year relative to our Engines
LAGRANGE, Jefferson CO., o. d i
August I, 1855 n
MEAX. s. Bforutns; 'tYour Engine has new bars
in operation long enough TO satisfy me has.
ground 100 Bushels ot Wheat with 10 bushels 4
coal and think il We had good dry wheat ii eais ;,
be done with iess conl have no -hesitasiuA iii I q
commencing your Engines.
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fr9Hf dasbingtnl.


The Presidents Message ana Le-
Compton cOnstitutlosi--Number OF
Clerks from each State-.lfdiaHa
Contested cTNses Id the Senate---
Admission Of Minnesotn.---The
v0tein she Ihouse--Utsh Rumor
~-Ohi0 contested ease in the House
- Inconsistency Of the anti-Le-
compton Democrats iu Congress
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-29
For Rent.

4 DESIRABLE STORE-ROOM-one of the
N best situations for business IN CIarksburg,
will be for rent OH the LIST of A pril.
Apply to w. P. COOPER.
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The secret Infrmities of
YOUTH AND MATURITY

Just Published, Gratis. lhe 2ats 1aOhsands
A FEW WORDS on the rational treatment,
n without medicine, of SPermatorrhea OF Lo-
cal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and
Nervous Lebllity, Premature decay Of the sys-
generally, by B. De Laney. n. D. The impor-
tant fact that the many alarming complaints,
originating ipzthe impFudepce and solitpds Of
youth, may be easily removed without medicine,
the entirely new and highly succeSsfm treafment
as adopted by the autfor, fnlly explained, 81
means OF which every one Is enabled 10 cufS him
self perfectly and Ut the least possible cost.
the sbsF az avoiding ~ 'Hs say'rssa n0s'EHm' Of
SEM to any address. gratis and post free in a
sealed envelope; BY remftSilg two postage stamps
70 DR.. Delaney, II Iispeuard Street New York.
ja22 " s.tg =.
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Miscellaneous.
NEW STORE A -
Clarksburg Station

JAMES CLIFFORD would respectfully in-
~ form the public that he is opening a very
large assortment of seasonable goods at his store
house between "a. M. Bastabe,s Commission
house and the Depot. which he win sell very low
for cash or country produce.r
My stock consists in part of the following ar
ticles: Prints, Musins, Lawns, Muslin De-
Ginghams, Ky. jeans or ali kinds, 'Groceries Z
Coffee. 1e Leg cents per pound.
Sugar, 10 'e tss :" III
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. Mackeral,
Herring, Goldfish, &c,
Give him a call, for he can beat the Jews 70.
sell low. ,v.s 8 s@sa ne13 5m. II
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PuhliC Notice.

IIAVING determined to remove to Parkers-
IL burg, Va, offers, at public auction. on the
18th of Feb, 1855, in West Mil ford, Va, his
Household and Kitchen furniture, with other
properties; one u acre Lot. franc dwelling
house, Storehouse, Stable and other necessary
buildings good variety of fruit shrubbery, we'll
of water &c. also, one other lot of acre adjoin-
ing said lot, with one large two-story frame
Storehouse 8s feet long; one Office with cellar
underit, yard planted In fruit trees. Said prop
erty is situated on Main and Liberty streets, in
the most central part Of the Town of West Mil
ford Well suited for Merchandizing or Tay-
ernkeeping;. lis Of the purchase money to be
paid in hand and the balance in tan annual in
be paid annually. Bond with approved secnr ity
will be required; also, about 3 81 acres of lasd
adjoining said town, in y high state of cultiva-
ton. For further information inquire of th,
slg In. III. is.h. is6s.-st = - : /.
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DIssOlutiOn o fpartmership!

d OSENTuAI. & BRO, having this day dis
II solved their partnership by mutual con-
rent, return their sincere thanks to their custo-
ncrS for the liberal and kind patronage bcstow-
ed unto them. Tho present proprietor, who will
continue the business as heretofore, is autho r.
lied to settle all outstanding accounts in his
name. All those having claims against us, or
knowing them ely cS indebted TO us, will please
to call aud settle Immediately.
ROSENTIIAL & BRO.
Clarksburg, Va, January 25th, l51S.
In reference to the above, take great pleas
IRE i'll announcing that shall continue tho bus
mess heretofore Carried on under the name and
style of Rosculhal 81 Bro, under my own nulnc
without interruption alteration i'll the Iuan-
Agemcnt of the same.
BY calling the attention Of my customers and
the public OF Harrison county ut lurge to this,
may be allowed to assure them that shall use
every effort in my power, by close and strict
attention to business, to receive continuation OF
their kind patronage. Nothing shall be LEFT un
done to satisfy the most scrupulous and close
purchaser who will favor me with his call.
a largo stock of tho best and most fashionable
clothing, us VOL us OF furnishing goods, in ali
its branches, will be kept on hand constantly, ut
low and reasonable prices. Come, SEQ and Try
Respect, THEODORE ROSEN THAI.
CIarksbnrg, Jan. 25th, 1S5S.-29 At.