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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-24
rInrrnh for Noh:e County.

As all newspaper readers know one Tom
Hyer, noted puglist and bully has challenged
any manin the world to fight him for $4,000.
This challenge getting to the eyes ofone John
S. Deck, over here in Noble county in this State,
he puts himself fighting attitude, and sends
the following to the elitor ofthe Noble county
Democrat:-7- W. .sgs,...s, ..g,t... a sr..
Mr.. EDITOR: In looking over your columns
see that Ton HyRE has challenged any man
in the world TO fight him for $4,000. / had
long Since quit the ring, and thought that |
would never again enter it; but in order to
check the rapid growth Of egotism that has as
sumed such a prominence in the mind Of Mr.
Hyer, 4 accept the challenge to fight him for
the stated amount, at any convenient time and
place. p. s d 4tfY JOHN j. DECK. !.
Sarahsvile, Ohio. ~ 7.f7
VI The editor Of the Democrat publishes the a.
bove,, and thus speaks Of Mr.. Deck ~. 4 ~.
Mr.. DEcx is an American by birth, and one
among the most respectable ctiz ms ofour com.
munity; and although we know him to be a
man Of great physical force possessed o fan un-
usual amount ofdaring and energy, yet we it,
I'd, thought that he, fall men else upon the
continent, would propose to meet the acknowl-
elged "bull dog Of America in single combat
He has many friends who will back him, who
claim that, in point ofscitncc, he is not inferi-
or to Hyer, and is able to compete with any
man in the States in muscular power His
height is rising six feet--straight an arrow
and weighs, when stripped, 2oG pounds. He
is said to have been in the ring but once, and
then proved successful His huge and giant
like frame indicate him o man of superior
strength; and though we hope the,two combat
ants may never meet. yet, if a transaction so
disgrscelul ever shonld occur, we predict for the
Buckley Boy the Championship of the world. d
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-24
dyspepsia and DeD,lsl, Cared.

Theodore Frank, Esq, ofthe Pittsburgh and
steubenville Rail Road Office, says: ,.e1
.'Fory years have been an invalid from Dys-
pepsia. With hope of relief, resorted to
many advertised remedies, but failed in deriving
the benefit sought for, until tried your Hol-
land Bitters, the happy effects of which upon
the digestive organs, and in restoring d debili-
tated SYSTEM cause me to recommend it conf
dently to all suffering from Dgspepsia."e ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-24

q DITFhe Chicago Press, q Republican organ,
thanks the g ermans Of that State for their sup
port Of the Republican ticketat the late election.
The Press only o year Or. two ago was rank
Know Nothing sheet, and was terribly afraid, oil
foreign influence II now closes up its article
by proposing three cheers for the foreign born
,RepublieaBs of the Prairie State "a The Press
seems to think more Of the Germans now thar
itdoes Of native born Americans! t....,yg.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-24
that this appeal to our friends will uot be in vair
Il w. r, SAUNDERS ~ SON.
Hopedale, Ohio, Nov. i3, 1858.
THE HAMMoNToN yFARMER

A newspaper devoted to Litera t,lre and Apri.
culture, also citing forth full accounts Of the new
settlement Of Hammonton, in New Jersey, can be
subscribed for only 25c cts. pet an.ium. 9a@ 7
lnclose postage stamps for the amount. Ad-
dress to Editor OF the Farmer. Hammonton, Allan
tic Co New Jersey. Those wishing cheap land
Of tie best quality, in one Of the heallhiest and
most delightful climates in the Union, see adver
lisement ol hammonton Lands. ~
Sep. IS, IS)S-3m sF .,5 tsa..-. s.tE q. .nr .1g
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-24

The election being over, Greely has opened
his columns aga IN for the discussion and dissem
ination Of free love doctrines. tE
Stephen Pearl Andrews is enlighteniug the
readers of that d.lectablc print on the 'irnyste-
rios Of the natural Affections" and Greeley
backs him up in two column article. Who
woutl suppose the cold, freezing stole of the
Tribune would run into any such exccsses as
these are? 1t certainly Is quite time thai
such works as that Of DR.. Sanger make their ap.
ipearance, showing TO the world the terrible
evils inflicted upon society by prostitution, and
seeking through proper investigation some retre.
dy to check 1T. But we fear that Andrews and
Greely will cause more daughters to fall into siu
than . hundred volumes will restore to the paths
of virtue. a1 @'f1a f@ \
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Esseaki,Bg Ont.

Frederick Douglass, the colorel abolitonist
has been lecturing in Illinois. at Moline, he is
reported to have said: 81 2e ''9a1 sa'
i''Why don't YOU Republicans como out and
fight under your true colorsP Why are you
afraid to show yourselves to be what you arei
You are abolitioaists in principle every one o.
you. Why then ko you take somach pains to
deny the fact ?'' i8ft 1l5Eyegs LitB52q2 ae
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-24

ARTEsIAN WELLS IN ToLEDg Toledo is
damp below as well as above ground these dsys,
There are now six Artesian wells in the city
from which water flows out above the surface Of
the ground, and none Of them were bored TO the
depth gilmore than 200 feetFaa The Blede thinks
as long, as, water can be got in this inanper
there will be no need oI artificial wster works.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-24

D JEALousYs+-The Cincinnati Co6iBp7chl, ,blacl;
republican, thus speaks Of the change in the Ohio
State yqan'al, another black repebli an papers
The Q, s. gogrpalhas changed hands. 1t is
published under, the firm name Of Cooke & Mil
ler.. The, proprietors are, Messrs. Johp and
Henry Miller, . Fl the firm Of J.. & II. Miller,
Columbus, and Henry d. Cooke and q. c. Bill,
Of the firm Of II. DdCoOke & Co., Sandusky,---
Mr.. Cooke is editor. The Journal has been en-
larged, and is issued with new type, and as a
morning paper. It looks WE'LL and as though
it might be healthy for a time.7 . 9 10 1tn'f ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-24

HoLLowAY's .0INMgNPs AND PuLs.--The
greatest encouragement TO those who wish 10
give good advice, is, that it is seldom acted upon
at the proper time. We shall not, however on
that account, refrain from recommending all who
are attacked with cutaneous diseases TO resort
in the earliest stage OF the Inalady to lioloways
pills and ointment. If this Recommendation is
neglected, still it may prompt the patient to try
the remedy at the Sate stage of the complaint,
when all other means have failed; and even he,,
atthe eleventh. hour the yrepafation will yindicase
the resntation it has everywhere acquired, by
accomplishing in the end an entire and perfect
cure. The Pills in all stages Of external di-
sease will materially conduce to that desirable
result. s8 ass ea hs8yqtsg bed edo ioIa@E
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Suicide.

We are ainformelathat Charles Mcdowell, a
resident Of Troy, (Malvern,) in this county,comt
mitted suicide on last Thursday Morning by
shooting himself through the head, in the pres
ence Of his family The circumstances OF this
melancholy affair. as they have come to our
knowledge appear TO be these; The deceased it
seems, had some difficulty with some oil the cit
izens oflroy, few days previous to the fatal
act and had borrowed gun, for what purpose
it was then not known, and ON Wednesday pre-
ceedng the deed, had informed some persons.
that he would leave Troy the next day, as he
hFd been badly treated by its citizsns. On
Thursday morning he intmated his IN ention oil
shoot himself, but the intimation was treated by
those to whom he had expressed it, as empty
badinage. He, however, carried out his threat
by pacii the muzzle of the gun against his
head, little above and behind his right ear, and
forcing the hammer back by the aid Of the ram
rod, deliberately discharged the contents thro'
his brain. f1
We are informed that he left some letters be-
hind, complaining bitterly of the conduct of the
citizens towards him. We can sympathsc
deeply with the family and parents Of the, de-
ceased, at the unlocked for and unfortunate oc-
cntence; and we hope whatever folly or weak
ness may have led to the sad catastrophe, the
teaching Of charity will consgn them to the
silence Of that "prisonhouse," in Which his re
pains flow &epese Carol C6a9ty Democr1
| I 4
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II 0Aa5-The chutehsmeinlers ~ Ind dianopolis sfsf
evidently an accommodating set of poopleg \ The
Sentinel ofthat place. says that tseEefal ehwelles
which hold Thursday evening prayer meetings,
propose TO commence their services an hour
earlier than usual; III order 10 give their mem
RbsTs mm,pgasmiiysg ysg astSkdiasetAsatey Me'soass
evestfngl" % -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-24

6477The Catawba vintage In Ohio, the pres
snt season. has been very successful The yield
of vineyards in Hamilton County, for 1853, is
H.O00 gallons; Brown County. 1900, and
Clermont, 2,500--a total of 43, $40 gallons IN
three counties. The wine produced this year
lis Of superior quality, being as good as the celes
brated vintage Of 1863 gqggps 8ifhfiF agd'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-24
RICHARDsON'S
Irish Linens.
DainaSkS, DlaperS. &C.

EIuFITttNNoa DIFPOIS, NAL. -
Consumers OF Richardson's Linens, and those dc.
sirous OF obtaining the Genuine Goods, should see
that the articles they purchase are scaled with the
full name OF the firm, Richardson, Sons & Owden,
as a guarantee Of the soundness and durability oi
the Goods. .-t-. -r 4
This caution is rendered essentially. necessary
as large quantities of inferior md defective Linens
are prepared season after season and scaled with
the name of Richardson, by Irish Houses who, re-
gardless of the injury thus inflicted alike on the
Alnt rican consumer and the manufactures of the
genuine Goods, will not READILY abandon bust
ness profta BILE ,whie purchasers can be imposed
on with Goods of worthless character s, .f-..
BULLOCkF & B LOCKE,
Sep29-5S.ly Agents, sc Church st. N. Y.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-24

w Or0n the 9Th OF December nsxt the Presi.
dent eflhe County Agricultural Socsties of
Ohio ,swiIli meet u Columbus to9fill vacancies
in ahs STATE Board .ea The terms ofthe follow
ing geniISihenz sxpirs; Messrs. Milikeu, l0f
iButIerol Waddlc, Of Clark, Smith Of Logan;
Wsbbio fatapt: ana Krums OF f4Ashtabaia. 5ii
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-24

FARM Lands for sale rs mios from Phiadel.
phiy by Railroad in the State o New Jersey Soil
among the best for Agricultural purpnses being a
good loan soil, with clay bo,t, m. The land il a
large tract, divided into sulI farms and hundreds
from all parts of the country are now settling and
bulding. The crops can be seen growing. Terms
from SIP to s2O per acre payab within four years
by insarents. 10 visit the place--Leaye Vine
St. Wharf at Phila. at ~ A. M. by Railroad for
Hammonton, or address K. J. Byrnes, by letter. -
See full adv, rtisement in another column.
SEQ IS, l85S-3m
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EcgnE Notice.
: - N - = ~
Probate Court Of
Harrison county,
El ss0A


James McClin ock. Admin'or IA .., ..4.ir-ggs xga
Thomas McClintock de ceased PROT ate Court of
ss vs: Harrison County,,
Elizabctli McClin'ock.. widow A e @FA $Fess&a
Joseph Miller & Isabella his wife %ft~ R2lY'
Thomas McCHntocb, the he irs Petition to seal
ct Elizabeth Cecil deceased, land. = -. .
Unknown et al.
THF said Thomas McClntocf of tho State Of
l. liuois. and the unknown heirs and legal -
rest natives of Elizabeth Cecil. late tas Stlte of
Lava deceased; who are heirs and lega represen.
atves of Thomas McClnock,. teceassd ara here.
Ityinfcrmed that OIL h 2id day Of Move aber 1854
baid Administrator fi'e his petitiiop We Probats
Court OF tlari on Corny Ohio; tie OBJ ,ct ani
prayer Of which petition is TO obtain an order on
the 10th day OF December 1858, al O'Clock, A. MI
for the assignment of te dover Of Elizabeth Me. 20
Clinock, the widow of said Thomas McGlint ct. Y
deceased. And for the sale Of the following iett'o
estate, 1T which the said Thomas Mcciintocky
died seizedl OF much thereof as may be nccts
sorry pay the debts Of said Go ;edcnt TO witt The,
east hall Of the soath west quarter Of section twen;
ty-iolr t24}, Of Town ship twelve tl2,, in Range
six g., ol the Stenbenville land District Harrison
County, Ohio, containing IS go acres. more. Or !
+, less J M ESTER ~
New. 10, '5s-l 1926 Atornev Of Pettio1sr. ,ss
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-24

All wsnfing u oemiESets 10 amiId climate. eond
saiI saA 6ne EaaFksts yaee sitxaFtsemeHl of HauI-
zzgnsDn fsaiiis. sy,l,s,s ,, ~.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-24

01-The shove Is respectfully dedicated 10
|ths pstsp9sd negro; hating black rsPublicans ef
HAffsoncognty. zsgtsit 8Ss dsRs
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"Whlt will poor old Mr.. Bnchautn do wi
and for the defeated, disappointed, crushed Le-
compton Congressional candidates. - Portage
CO. Eacf republican paPsr: :" os... 81,
G5-The lanSuas, useI by the Opposition
when speaking Of President Buchanan, is inva-
riably virulrnt, scandalous and nasty, bearing
in every syllable the evidence Of It's having
flowed from q. vile and filthy source. But that
is their gams; it is work in which they always
exccllcd, from the days when they called JEFF
ferson.and infiel and inobcrat, and jackson .
tyrant and murderer, until the present hour.---
They hope TO embarrass the President. in the
next Congress, -provided they have a majority,
which Is MT sure thing BUT we feel sangu.
line their efforts to, clog The wheels OF govern
mant will fail. A, Democratic Senate will pre-
sent . check; besides, any wild scheme tacy
night happ0h to pass wiii be laid out .undst
,,,iold Bpck,s Il veto. Just as ;heiyopgd crush the
head If q ssEFent with tho heel 'of bis boot.+---
The country ssafs-.kstate AZ the helm.
'E4 T,lsable Elemosdt ieteas2 eAi r. gia@aapI
- 80 sflt.ke slt .ssaete, afff s.ff f,tsaf
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|. i uST Received and GioT sale slos ofaprime We
aug 81, ,issas sspFtf 5iRs7 st'' '7 h7iRlr'i
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This corresponds with our understanding of
the Senator's position, that fire. elected to the
is. Senate he will feel in duty bound to serve
aconstituoncy that has never iaterad inits sup
port ofhm or oil tn, Democratic Presideltial
nominee, whoever he may be. That he win To
selected there will no possibility of doubt
AMI that he will serve the Democracy Of his
St'te as a s nato until they express a with
that he shall seiv them i1some other capaci'v,,
is also beyond doubt Cletelahd Plain Deal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-21

= rEM MT, LIME, &c-5, 900 bbls James
~ River Cement; 200 bb's HUI lsor River Rosen-
dale Cement; 200n bbl5 Ro9kiand Lime, first quail
Itr: for saleby BkIDaFOkD CO.
Ie Il OA the Dock.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYIRs.-"Be i,

Y ordained by the Council of the City of Rich
mond that the Cole tor of the City Taxes shall an
nuay give notice in at least four of the daily news
papers of the city, for fifteen days prior to the
daily. between the hours Of O'Clock, A NJ, and G
O'Clock. p. NJ, from the 18th to the 30th of june in
elusive. for the purpose of receiving from any per
son charged with city taxrs, the whole or one hall
OF the amounts of taxes charged deductng from the
whole amount one half as the case may be- ten.
per centum thereon
THE Collector shall in like manner, give notice
for fifteen days prior 10 the 18th of December that
he will attend at hi. office daily between the above
mentioned hours. from the 18th TO the 3iss OF De
cemher Inclusive for the purpose Of receiving from
any person who has already paid one half only OF
the city taxes charged 10 him, the remaInip halt
seduc'ing from suct half ten per cent thereon"
In pursuance of the above ameRdef ordinance.
passed January nth. 1855 will attend At the Col
3nth OF June for the purpose OF receiving taxes as
above directed JULIUS A. HOBSON,
je 2-lm Collector of City of Richmond.
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In certain town. lately, a sign was stolen. 1t
had upon ito DR.. IS apartments" The
missing sign has been found securely nailed TO the
gates of the church yard.
Upon the marriage of Miss Whest, an editor
hoped that her path might he fowery, and that
she might never he rhrashed by her husband.
The great Victoria medal gold valued al $50,
has been bestowed on DIR. Wynue,"f Baltimore, =
the Report on the Cholera of 1919, prepared by
that gentleman for the British Governxent.
p. I. Barnum sailed for Liverpool in the kanga-
roi whittier he goes to complete arrangements Tor
the expectation of LuDley's OperaFroupe for Il
grand campaign in the fall.
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.r~-> PASSAGE TO OLD POINT

.EssSssrsGz9Sfrssss9~s The steamer CURTIS PECk mas
cUmHrncga and will continue touch st Uld Poiat,
going to and returning from Norfolk AMI Ports
month leaving the wharf at Rockets every MuA-
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS. Al
80 o'clock precisely: and have norfolk every TUE
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS
at the same hour-5Ia o'clock.
Passage to or from oil Point, Portsmouth snd
Norfolk. each way, So; TO Sandy Point. or any
Landing between Richmond snl that place, each
way, 81. ii HAshlNS
The freight to Sandy Point, or any Landing To-
tween that place aud Richmond. i'll bs-on hogs
heais 81 cents each; bbls. kegs and small PACKAGE
l21R GEMS; and other freight in proportion
Je 10 U II
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CAW MILL.--The subscribers having
~ purchased the Saw Mill On Mayo's Island from
Mr. JOHN Williams have made arrangements t. get
continuous supply of fne logs of the best selected
growth and quality. They are prepared to furnish
BILL TIMBER to builders and others on reasonable
terms They will rn6eayor to make it the interest
builders to deal with them, and wond most respect
fully solicit their patronage
Orders left at the MILL or at our Shop on 9th and
Cary streets. shall be promptly attended to.
20 PTS JOHN Il G go. GiBSON.
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E .ua rxsswp ACCOMMODATION
- s5ssS..-..Sa:eyT RAIN CHASas OF
H0UKs-On sld alter May LIST. the Accommodation
Train of this Company will run daily Sundays eK-
ceptetD between Milford and Richmond, leaving
Milford at 10 A n stoppi"g at Ashland Tor Break
fast and arrive in Richmond st 8 a. A VI. Return
ing will leave Richmond at 4ociOck NJ. and reach
Milford at % p NJ. stopping for passengers $.
any point each way.
FARE, the same as on the Mail Train.
sAML RUTH,
Superintendent Trans pprtatioH.
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ms,n REWARD -JEFFhiks AN

DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DULLAke.
l. -Ruptures curedi Ruptures radically cured
The price Dr. Shermans great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from $40 to only SIS placing
it in the power of all to obtain of these Invaluable
Trusses and be perfectly cured. This Truss
veniently be sent by mail or express tc any portion
of the State.
Send q measure of your hips pelvis-ssying
whether you desire weak strong spring, dis
tinctly writing your name and place of residence
The pad of this Truss works on the ball and socket
system kiying it great latitude of motion, as to
apply its pressure at any given point and then KIM
it there at your pleasure by small lever attached.
1t is worn with perfect comfort The Truss is neat
instrument being perfectly simple and not at all la
BILE to get out of order be broken. 1T has cured
great humber ofpersons in this city and throughout
the State aud We will most cheertuily refer to gen
tlenen who well known for their yeracity and
responsibility who have themselves been thoroughly
cured of this dangerous disease and tina too in cases
of long standing and of Oh aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce it the very best Truse
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
in advance.
Persons not knowing us can send their money to
any merchant friend in the city, or we will give
any reference TO responsibility aud prempness.
The Truss any Information CONCERNING IT, caa be
had of &. =. JAt ,kSON,
No. II Main street, Richmond.
N. B. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
cured. should by all means obtain one; for they will
not onl, cure, but durable that they are the
cheapest in the cad.
Ali kinds of Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
terms de t3-ly
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WoN,S's WRONGS -The following extract from
q Boston letter shows what women do, whether
they have their rights" or not:
We have smart wonan in one of our suburban
wn-daldea-who is putting Judge Shaws de,
cisfou on nuisance through 10 good style. Her
husband who IL a wealthy man, WAS having p
good time in a drinking saloon with party of
friends when she made her appearance with q
pistol ia one hand ADD club In the other, stating
that if any one interferred with her she would
make daylight shine through them. and then, in Is
twinkling. she smashed decanters, jugs aud glass
esnost goriously
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HKA1E--NGIBJ JUNE, The fOll0Wny arttela.
will be carried between Petersburg and ~ 49,.
on the Richmond and Danyills Railroad abnx. r.
junction, a. the same charges as If carried he, ss
Richmond and the same Depot and between an
Depot on the sonthside Railroad above the Jnnc,Io1
and Richmond, At same rates ~ IL carried 10 Pc ets
burg-viz: Tobacco in hoEsheads or boxes: Wbest
VI ur, Corn, Oats, Live stock, 10 cars and nrx
Goods am CIR ceries All articles intended n h.
sent through Richmond, TO or from am Depot q.
the south SHE Railroad, above the Junction. viii
Point and Petersburg. ,nv5a'
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4 NOTaER ARRIVAL OF sUMMEB

~ CLOTHING. -Cassimere. Alpaca, pasp
Farmers satin Linen and Asrseiiles Cest,; -.
Also. large assortment OF Pants snd ~ ~ N,
ried In color. quality and size, sna s9i'Spi' W
season. "a "a su
Anything on the board for sale cheap ans s -
goods are perfect. la shape and hnlsh. tas WV
meiidatiun In their favor ARE pretty ssrohk'
TuPaAN a HULL,
Successors 70 a..
iaI2 xroshang. Tuenan 20
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IN HHDS prime P r Molasses; 40 bbls
NJ Portland Syrup, for sale low by
NORvELL d WAGaONER
ia paur au1 IA

MONUMENTAL LAGER BEER sA-
lsl LOON,-REoPENING.-T The u ndersicned bsgs
leave to inform his friends and the public Eener Il,
that he has opened LAGER BEER SALOON, at
pied by Geo. Paul, and viii keep the beet Of La
GER. -
Also. alwsys on hand, q large assortment Of CI-
CARS, WINES, LIQUORS, &C. -
B;-Limburgh and Swiss CHEESE served M
d the best style.
my 29-lms PHILIP SAWTTER
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,.s.--mrrk pAnKET BOATS ZOE
tx OoO CLEAR CANADA

~ y WHITE PINE, al sltes -. q
$1,000 Y. wide y inch Poplar. suitable Tor ea'''
maker-
s.e0 n. IA Rock Maple. sor machine purpossd
0.goff. = inch Spruce for piano makers ''"N''1'
boards
5.0to IT. Black Walnut, for cabinet makers a,
ting terms Nv TRUMAN A PAkhek
Wholsssie and retail dealer In Lumber Of al sina'
INV 2l~lm Corner OF Cary and iosh SIS.