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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-01
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
N1 RICHEST DIADEh
EVER
WORN BY KINGS OR FMPERORS.

WHAT WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR
Beesu.e is the Sod himself provided for all
race Reader although the may boon brightly
glowing ehek the be sparkling The teeth be
tsose Of pearls. the head bere Of its sovernt or the hair
- spssled aud sArivsd harsh and dry m II spin
Had with usy nature will than half her chsrms
Pref WOODS hAiR RESTORATIVE. Used two ot tstse
s1Ss.ep Rssa The s"ns and jads. The writer Of the
fIst il the seisbraass Pianist fAAiseM: ,.n
Dr. Woop-Dssr Sir: Perut express yss the obes
snder for the entire rsstorstoa OF nv hsT 70 s
was spidy hscouaiss say bat upon the application Of
BAR Restorative. coon rsso'.ses re .ns% "e ;, sS s
sseioas well % ssIe~ah,s -
Lar" d'. i 5ii ys' e, s cs,.s,s. 5 THAIBEA0
w.LsE NswsYArpR OFrIel, No. IS Essssua,}
April Il, 1888
Prot o. J. woop-Dssr III. Some month weeks ago
concluded TO ~ on her hsir k,e uDsns a. the tune
that would the : hal. . IT: Ss Se %
sss, rOd ss.s BY sT1s md s sy St the
sSsn.s III: risSf
NE0.YoEK July Is, 1857.
Prof O. J. Woop With confidence do l resos a,spd your
Har Restorative being The scAoous article ever saw
sinee osDs HAIR Rs"orti,e my hair and ~hss s which
that few applications win restore them to their
natural coor Aso has relieved me Of al sAnosun ana s
pleasant itching among persons who persp,e iieeE
Prof woop Abou. two years ago my bas falling
90 and ,nmre gray was mast becoming bald and had tried
mary effect commenced Ostng yonr Restora
in January few oppAeasors f.sned my hair firmly
began 6 up ou. ana turned bssk 10 is FORMER cor
ssG At hi. ine f.hy restored 70 its O,isA. color
h'e ::S az ''A' Z. II? HOES E
se a..sSr.vs p.' w in bottles Of three ..e. via l.fss
81 per SOne tn. medium hOs isa.t 20 IL
rTooer and rstaNs Ar 81 PER bot. y. .ase holds quart
Y.a in G the ssa y ws R.ss H.i.Sss:ss sad No.
And s.n BY al ,ooa D,ass.s and Fancy Good. D..~m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-01

Srmrr.LisM RryorScEp.-We find the foGosng
in letter from Plymouth, Mas to the editor CT The
Boston Recorder:
Professor Grimes hss Just concluded q series Of
ten lectures in Plymouth, en- the Pnsromena OF
Nerves, ard against modern Spirtualism. A large
audience attended every evening, and deep interest
was manifested, especially among the Spiritnslsts
themselves. On the Sunday evening after the eoarse
concluded, the Sprtuaists held their uiual meet
ing, when to the astonisbment of sl preeent, " -
Lizzie Doten, the principal medium Of Plymouso, .
young lady Of excellent character, whoee dscourses
IN trace s,ste have frequently excited the hghes,
admrs ion on account Of the bsso'y and sequence
of her Lap gusge arose before the audience ard With
much emotion, with the new light she had lately re-
ceived, declared that she could not conscier ousy
speak 10 them again ss medium. She said thai sns
feared she had been laborng under delrson, and ~
she considered herself responsible to Tod for what
her lips uttered and for the influence which her words
exerted upon those who heard her, she was unwilling
to be made the medium Of any other spirlt than her
own. IT, said she, tee Angel GABRIEL should stand
by MY side and AJAX me to deliver message 20 you
from him, should reply, Gabriel speak FOR your
self' Hereafter shall only address you 10 my own
natural and conscious state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-01

Mississippi RWIR THiEyss-This class Of .rdi
vdnals has been very active of late. We ~S-n tat
they entered j. ]. Glbsrt's Office at Lansing b-oke
open O safe, and stole $50 aud & revolver Toe per-
SOB. who psrperssd the burglary weie purssed 20 40
leland in the Mssissipp, where was found laree
amount of stolen money, goods, burglars tools. and
regular ac,ourt book, containing rDsmor.pduns of
the smounts If money, property, 81. stolen ~ the
sarc during different months since the opening Il
nnyiestion. Over 81, GOO were stolen in Apnl. Tte
book Also gave the plans Of the gang, their pro
;ec,s What towrs we're 70 be visited, ard wha: sces
sers To be robbed: Prsirie du Chen vas pat down
as che of these points The daring vilasy Of 'besc
Der persdos hos spuu,d the people 70 sctiop "ed Trey
are determined 10 brig the pirs'es to justice, we
received letter from of the Chlc"go " lfelecf-
ives last Sunday who rays the opening OF manga
ton has oaused all the backlog gsubess, ;heves,
ga,rcters ard uurderers, 70 leave Chicago, And 10
thinks be will be abe to "twigg some otthees via ns
T one or two q lsrge rswsrd is offered. He says
there IL nest Of couuterfeters at in the reghoor-
hook Of Lansing No exer;ions will he spared hy the
people who are strrng in this mater 20 "a this Sc
ton Of these dsspsrsdoes and suspicious characters
and the scorer they are cleared ou' the better. Al
slopg, up and down tho river where the residents
have suffered by their depredatons, we hear OF the
people tax ing the matter into confederation II there
really is an organized gang-no doubts can be eoter
tanned but such s the case-s popular demoustrsncc
which will lead 10 their detection is not only jastts
bic, but urgently necessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-01

THE GOLD ~ IowA-Ihe Oska!Oosa Her1if, sd-
uitii-g int; gold nss beer fond 10 Clark County
lowe, encourages migration thiher oy ssyng Ia toe
rtxt psrB gr6ph tina. zoe amount p InfnIteeims aod
hat bus Isr miners have averaged only Tn 9" t1sHfy
ants a dag. The HerQld says:
"Last week the gold fever 10 tn, Ieg'or, rescneo
ts Gu stng in. TIE public p2lse fairy gsopsd
Men were ttirs,ng for gold, and Do:ning else. lhey
could eat II denk IT, step t. sud say W 10 II con-
tiuualy We consider the homeopathic tres, Ient y e
kind Is ost applicable TO the Case, and according
sGotted H. Ire result Ess been most admirable Ire
cold srories are nov corside.ed most exaggerated
bumbuc TIE reaction has been remarkable. The
,ts,e Of feeling the subject "a probably ~ maca be-
low par ;bs ~eeE az i vss above sst For the pfes-
eut ice fever r-sy be regarded g. completely Gu D.
dusd."
The Des Notnes CHtzeE taxes a nos: s.cgulne v.eg
of The urosuecr ahead. IL cbrOrcies discovery VI
me precious metal n the City u Des Noices tee I,
81 nredie- tast 1nen tho rveT recedes "a It's ord-
Iary Suu ger sage Tica depo.!ts III be found /:
iur're- -GHs.
"T5eran5tr e -aIers IN MsGicr. Ws-rsr. Msdi.
scr C.s-k sLc s)jScenu COUNTIES is d2y Lc.sasll =,
ne l.nors. great nsjorry OF thess god seeks Re
% he g.lcEn --eIes ~ rbe Pacific AID yr ,csy sre
digging ard Prcspe,!rg Nth high h02ei OF sle-s--'
Tle Gleg rgs = JotrsoG az l. ca Comics are p
issc.Is pecpe II re VI ni.y, sud rev 4. ),ef's-
SO repct'eo Il Pig. sol I.yor Co--tss, s-d DO h
TIE y,cir''y u For D1c9e."
Two mn x sTe cs--..D Q s-i1p n r. NJ
Gc j. ic-.sc n v--9Da p.re o lo~s 40 = =
,Ls tie si,eans u. & g7a--..ss Ia. "-' ~ g
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fegal Notlfes.
ITO LAWYERS.

ITO LAWYERS.
II A GeIteInsn desires to set situation 80 CLERK with
this city. He Is compstsHt ~ take charge OF
the X gers familiar with the practice under the Code
uLesce ptioDsl references given. Address
ATTORNEY, Tribune Office.
CUPREME COURT - KINGS COUNTY,
~ HENRY c BOWEN ard THEODORE McNAMEE
a,snst JOHN MITCHELL ard ANNE MITCHELL his Wife,
JONATHAN CRANE and CHARLES ELY Summons For
Relief (COm not ITO the above defendants John Mitch
ell Anne Mitchell bic wife You hereby summoned and
required the complaint IL this action which this
DAY the Office of the Clerk Of the County Of Kings his
Office in The City Hall of Brooklyn, New York, and to
Of TO the said complaint the subscnbers
tber Office No. 10 Walst, New York City within twenty days
the service Of this you rsve o. the day 81
service and IL fail 10 the said complaint within
the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the
c. the relief demanded in the communicated May ST.
1875 PARSONS RIGGS RIGGS,
Jel lnwGwTu. Plaintiff Attorneys
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
County NewYot nonce hereby given b all persons
paving eia,ms against IDRS L. APPLEY, late of ne CITY 81
New Yosk deceased present the with vouchers thereof
subsebe the New York Juvenile Asy l15th st. In
City swYoTk before the sshteenth day Of SeYtem
kex pext-DSed NewYoTk the fifteenth day of March 1888
mic lsw6mTut JAMES L. APPLEY, Administrator.
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pay the labor Of digging Any Of our resders eohDed
70 try their luck win bear the latter 10 ;1d and tbey
sill rot b sorey disappointed IL they DO BOT gro~
suddenly rirh Milwaukee DeDocra..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-01

SLAVERY EXCITEMENT AT NoRFOLK-SEIzURE OF A
Vessel 49, CAPTAIs AND CREW lMPRIsoSED.-M Mr.
Scott, Of Isle Of Wight, called on the Mayor Last
night sId informed him that he had lost valuable
negro and had reason 70 suppose be was secreed on
board of a vessel then going about going to the
port OF New-York. TIE Mayor, in company win H.
spector Parker, Deputy-Inspector Face aad Others,
procured steamer at ii o'clock p. IN. and proceeded
at osce TO overhaul the suspected vessel.
They found her at Cbuckatuck, where she had been
detained by head wind, but was then in the act Of
getting under way. The officers promptly took he'
In charge and brought her into this port, where they
arrived about II o'clock, The vessel proved "a
be the Francis French, commanded by Tnos 5. Love
lard, and had the absconding negro on board.
The captain, crew and the absconding negro teamed
Anthony we're brought into the Mayors Court, He
Hop0r after taking the names Of all connected with
the vessel promptly committed them until TO- morrow
morning az 10 q. M, when the whole matter wiu un'
deIgo an investigation.
Too much credit cannot De awarded TO the Mayor
and other officers for their prompt and energetic action
in the premists.
just as our paper was about beng pr, TO press we
were waited ON nth ce. for meeting OF the ciiZens
To- night 20 take action the subject OF negrostea
ing a. some Of its features nave been developed by
the arrest of parties charged with the ofense by
Mayor Ferguson. We fed great excitement among
our citizens On the subject and ve caution tue guilty
il they sre il our mias. to fee from toe wrath wh1n
is Threatening them by al enrsge0 immunity.
Norfolk Day Boot May o.
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G1rDick in his .mud machine" this weel


or Dick in his mud machine this weel
makes an awful splurge in trying to defend hi
dear relative, judge general samuel W. bostwick
This thing off Judge is not patron of this pa
per, simply for the reason that he owed us
considerable bill, and we (like we might say
hundreds Of others in this community dunned
him so often that he got mad and quit for which
he had our thanks; because we would rather
not havea mans patronage than to have the
patronage Of such man as dick hatton's deu
relative, who would plead the ''statute of limi-
tations" to get rid ofa just claim, and get mad
when he was asked to pay his honest debts
This thing that is called judge is perfect laugh
ing stock Of every respectable lawyer in the
district; and were it not that the law places
power in his hands, he would not be treated
with as much respect as a decent dog We
would say to Dick, that his relative is well
known in this county, and every time he at
tempts TO defend him, every person in the
county laughs, and wonders why Hatton is SO
green.
AF'~N "Ntiso "ll lii- PtIioHIc5S " tiItn Couuty
himself This is what he virtually tells his rea
ders. And we will just say that if any repub-
lican in this county does not wish to patronize
tn, Sentinel, all he has to do, is to leave it a
lone. Every man can do just as he pleases--ha
can either ratronize us or not patronze u.
That is their business, not Dick Hatton's. We
can get along about as well without republican
support, as Dick Hatton can without democrat
ic support.
! We shall continue to publish just such a pa
per as pleases us; and all the cracking of Dick
Ilatton's slave whip" over the backs Of poor
black republicans, or he may (as he tries this
week to dol instigate his slaves to mob us, as
he done in Cambridge with the "Cla,aon of Free
doaa,' but he will find out that all of his puny
efforts will not deter us from doing what we
conceive to be our duty.
As to Dicks low charges against u.s. they are
q mere repetition Of his usual slang, and are not
therefore worthy Of any particular notice, This
much we will say: Every person in this com
mnnity know ms, and they know that his slang
Is false. II our character in every manner did
not stand faire- or better. than the snedkipg,
smelling Paul Pry tool that has his name stuck
up as editor Of the Cadiz Republican, (but who
writes nothing for his paper without first show.
ing it to and getting the consent Of his half doz
en- masters,) the Lord only knows what rash
act Of ''susansde" we ought to commit in jus
iice to the community in which we live, SO that
they would get rid Of as mean, low, selfish a
specimen ofhumanity as was ever inflicted on
the world More anon
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-04

GROCERIES FOR 1858.
100 BAGS Rio Coffee, 100 hhds Sugar,
IOO 200 bbls and hall bbls Molasses,
80 bbls Refined Sugar. so bbls Syrups,
Is Boxes assorted brands Tobacco,
20 Dozen Tubs assorted sizes,
90 do Brighton Buckets,
25 do White Cedar,
80 Boxes Toilet Soap Is Boxes CASTLE Soap,
20 do German 25 do Rosin,
90 do Soda Salaratus
500 Sacks Table Salt
10 ans Mustard 10 Cans Cassia,
Is Bimcnto, 30 Boxes Extract Coffee,
10 Boxes Indigo,
25Pnckets Java Cofie,
Is do Laguara Cotfeee,
10 Boxes Ground Pepper, so Boxes Starch,
20 Half Barrels carb. Soda,
SO Chests Tea,
90 Bbls 1 anner's Oil 10 Bbls Linseed Oil,
20 do Xena I.ine
so do NO Mackerel,
100 Hf Bbls No. 3 do
80 Or do do do
IS bbls Mess Shud
IS do No Herring 2ca.ks Goldfish.
100 Kegs Nails ass ,rted SIZES
90 Boxes S'earine and Apal Candles,
Is do Extract ogwood,
10 do Madder 90 Boxes Rasins,
10 do Figs 50 do Glass,
POO Kegs White Lead,
C 0 Bbls Pittsburgh Salt,
100 do Lake do
Just received and for sale, Mt River prices, at
GEORGE Il WILSON'S.
Cadiz, Ohio, April 81. 1858.
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DIR. Lukins

Is now in possession Of DR.. Francis Galvanic
and Electro. Magnetic process Of extracting teeth
tCithom pain. The in.trument is now in gener-
al use by the most eminent members OF the
Dertal profession in the eastern cities. DR.
Wilkinson, an eminent dentist of Philadelphia,
says: "Teeth extracting is the most unpleasant
part Of Dentistry, and am happy to state that
by the application Of this process, have been
saved much of the nnpleasantnes occasioneds by
giving my patients so much pain"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-04
F1ADIX Who'll EsAE MARKET

A%AUEA WIND hiSkA II NHA WN " y
(Cavcc1ed Weekly By George d Wilson, Whole
sale G,ocers, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.)
CADIz, ONO, August 4, '58.
Floui,-For good Supcrfine and Extra $3.50
K8400
Wheat--50@65.
Gsoceries-- Sugar in hhls. 8@9T; n. 0.
Molasses 40@42 cts pcr gal.
Rio Ce6ee--1l@l2lai Java is; Pepper IA
Ground Pepper l5@17.
Allspee--l7; Gloves rs; Soap, Rosin bar SO
~; German do. TX.
CASTLE Soap--15; Soda 6]s Candles 13@13tS
Graia--Corn 25@30; Oats 22@25; Rye 40@
Barley 30@40c
Rice--6c y ID.
GS6aeco--6 Twist IA; Dcwy & Audcrson's
brands 30@33.
7 FisA -Mackeral No. 8, " Dbl. $1,000. hall
do I, 30
Lrks Fssh--White " half Dbl. $500. Her
ring do $3.50. Trout do $3.50. Pickera! do
$500 Perch do $3.50
Syns--Crushed and Pulserized, Coverings
brand 12@14c.
Staych--5cts 5p Is.
Teas Young Hyson 40@75 cts; Black Tea
3O@5O.
Nails--lo to cod So, %. to % $3.50. sto
7d$4,25.
Sai- Pittsburgh, $500 y Dbl.
Sescs-- Timothy Seed $3.50. Clover Seed,
4,O0@4,50, Flax $0.75.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
"pon't All Come at Once"

VEOOTH- ACF e, WARTS, CORNS, &c, can be
cured fhe gr eatcst remedial agent ever
discovered for curing the above named Diseases
Fhe preparation is so cheap ard common that a
child can procure the ingredients and make the com.
pouEd with perfect spcceSs. Cures Toothnche in
minntes Corns, Warts. &c, will be removed in
"a hours after the applcat ton All the above
med receipts will be sent post paid to any address
on the receipt of 25 cents to address; which
may be remitted in postage stamps; bt sides re-
Ccipt f,r making Lemonade. Syrup, SC 4 &c.
Address r. S SINEF & CO;
Box TO- West Carlisle, Coshocton Co., y.
hereby authorize W. II. tlOSS to lift all letters
which may come to my address at West Carlisle,
and appoint him my lawful agent in a matters
connected with the mail al that point.
X. S. SlNEr s. CO.
Ang. 4, '5s.tf
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Ladv,s nook.

The August number ofGody's unrivaled La
dy's Book has been received 1t is filed with
matter of interest to the ladies' and they will
consult their own interests by subscribing for
it. The Book and the Sentinel can always be
had f1l 4. 90 a year.
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0ETThe Commissioners report of this coun-
ty will be found in full in to-day's Sentinel, pub
lishcd free ofexpense to the tax payers of the
county. When we have more room and time,
we shall give it a cateful overh,uling, and show
to the people Of this county the different items
of negligence and dishonesty that 1t contains.
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Union Institute.

A MEETING ofthe sUnon Institute OF Teach.
ers. &cs'lwill be at Hopedals, during The week
gfaulme Of Exercises will be- arranged on Monday
at two O'Clock, P. M, at which time all feeling an
interes, are requested lobe prcseDt Several mem.
bers ofthe Board ofrrnstses. oi the Normal school
will attend whose services can he secuFcd to lee.
tufe, IL desired. NJ sI
Mr. Black, Proprietor Of fPumphrey Hall, will fur
nish conveyance, At reasonable rates, TO and from
tlse Kali Road Miller's Station, ,--du,ing the
week; and, also, Poarding at not exceeding fifty
cents per day.
On 6ehalf 4 tho institute, J, N, DEsELEM. Sec:
retaty pro tern & q "
July IA, 5s-6w ss s ~
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The Poetry of Phgsic,

AYERS PILLS, glide, sugar.shod over the pal
ate, but their energy, although wrapped up is there
and tells with giant force on the very foundations
of disease. There are thousands of sufferers who
wonld not wear their distempers if they knew they
| could be cured for 25 cts Try Ayers Pills, and
| you will know it.
Purity the blood and disease will be starved out
] Cleanse the system from impurities aud you are
cured already.
Take this best of all Purgatives, and Scrofula -
lndiges ton, Weakness, Headache, Backache, Side
ache, Jaundice, Rheumatism, arrangements OF
the Liver, Kidneys. and Bowels. all arrangements
and all diseases which pnrgotive remedy can
reach, fly before them like darkness before the
Sun.
Render, il you are suffering frc m any OF the nu-
merous con,pluin,s ttey cure-suffer no mnre-the
remedy has been provided for GU, and it is crimi
nal 20 neglect it.
That Ayers Cherry Prctoral. is the best medi
cine tor Cough. is known to the whole world. and
that Ayers Pills the best OF all Pills, is known
to those who have used them.
Prepartd by J. c AVER Chemist Lowell, Mass.
and soldby all respectable Druggists ever, where
Or Important to Farmers, Farriers and Livery
Men.-64
BEAr1 US ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT
Is the only Medicine in use which will efiec tually
cure Klnghone, SPAWN and Splnt. tis not claim.
ed for the Arabian Ointment as it is for nearly all
other medicines ol the day, to cure all diseases
which Horse aud Man are heir to, but only 10 cure
the above named Diseases when it is used accord.
irg to directions Ringbone, SPAWN and Splint are
diseases Of precisely similar character, conse.
quenIly Medicine which will benefit or cure one,
is adapted to the ther. This Ointment penetrates
he pores, reaches and converts the canus into
matter, and the diseased lump s thus discharged
IN the form OF pus or matter through the skin
without removing the hair, if not put on heavier
than according to directions. II has been said by
those who have used the Ointment that it will cure
the Poll Evil and Farcy. 1t is certain however,
that 1t will cure or remove any lous humps from
Il horse, wherever locnted Try it. and il, after
using it week according to directions, you arc
not satisfied to its efficacy, return the box to the
agent, and he will refund the money.
Price 400 per box. Put up in 4oz. boxes
Manufactured ond old Wholesale by ia Els II.
Co. Franklin, Venago Co Pa.
10 whom all orders mus. he directed.
For sale by John Beall, Cadiz; j. 7. Watson,
liarrisyle; Geo q. Morgan, Mt. Pleasant; Am.
broso Reed Hopedae.
July 1853 emo
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PIlIasIelplia sl.s1sIc market.

4 Tho arrival Of cattle the past week amounted
to 1900 head Prices remains about tho same
though more were sold at low figures, the guam
tity Of many of the cattle being inferior. The
rates varied from 6ssto 81 as In quslity, 1000
shcep were sold atiFom 2 to each for lean fat
sheep $50 COWS were sold at from 80 to 45
for milch cows. and 10 to 80 for dry. The ar
rival Of hogs reached 1877 head which sold at
pricas ranging from Q " and ~ per pounds.
The Inarketwas .brisk.--P Philadelphia paper 31st
ult W. -1-aAi sss .ks \
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05~Mrs. RITcHIE, consort Of our friend Sam.
uel Ritchie,o of Nottingham township, was buried
on the 29th ult.
Nr. JAMES MooDY, respected citizen Of
North township, departed this life on the 1st
inst.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-04
O. 81 ENTAaONS'
PREMIUM CARRIAGE SHOpu

THE UNDERSIGNED take pleasure in anno,ln-
cling the citizens of Harrison and adjoining eoiin.
ties, that he has commenced -Carriage kanufac-
turing in all its branches. He has superior e..
Giiities for manufacturing every kind Of vshlcles.
to to any in the place, and on the most favorRhas
terms. Those wishing any kind of vehicles aro
solicited to give him call before purchasing sse-
where.
His assortment consists si part Of Close carriA-
ges, Livery Coaches, Boston Rockaways, Prince
Alberts, Farmers Carriages and Buggies, Jersey
Wagons, Phaetons, Sliding seat Bngges, Buggies
with Sliding tops, Light Pratting Buggies, Skels-
ton Buggies, Sulkies, &c, &c. t.,..
ALI kinds Of repairing executed at the shortest
tice and the best terms. He keeps none but the
best of workmen in his employ. New work ex.
changed for old. 49,
the we'll known stand formerly occupied by Penn
& Harper. .. .SLEMMOAS.
Cadiz. Ohio =, 1857. f@ A1ga t4'3
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M'NecIy Norman school of ohio.

M'Neciy Normal School of ohio.
TIE fourth year Of this Institution under the
nuspicies OF the "Ohio State Teachers Associa--
tion," will commence On Tuesday, the 3lst of Au
gust next, under the Presidency Of A. S. Hayden,
late Principal OF the Western Reserve Eclectic
institute, He will be assisted by competent
corps Of Instructors, and it is believed, that SUI
perior iaciities for obtaining the elements OF q
thorough education, In connection with knowl-
edge Of the Science Of Teaching" will be afford.
ed TO oil who desire to enter the profession.
Catalogues, or iarther inform liion can be had by
addressing A. s. hayden. Hopedale. g. X Jenk.
ems, ny Pleasant, or Eli 4. Tappan, Steubenville.
July IA, 1853