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RICHARDSON'S
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Consumers Of Richardson's Linens, and those de-.
sirous of obtaining the Genuine Goods, should see
tatthe articles they purchase are sealed with the
full name Of the firm, Richardson, Sons Il Owden,
as guarantee Of the sodndnesS and durability OF
the Goods. s.a os;r, N
caution is rendered essentially necessary
as large gequqnties of inferior and defective Linens
are prepared, season after season and sealed with
tbeiameoi Ricbafdson,sby by, ltishI Houses; who re-
gardless Of the injury thus inflicted alike on the
Amt rican consumer and the manufactures of the
genuine Goods, will mot readily abandon busi-
ness so profitable, while purchasers can be imposed
on with Goods of a wortfiess character.
gTg A III gJbBpLLOCKEg6slJl B AQGKB,n j I
sep29-5s.ly Agents, 36 Church 81. ~ Z. ]
(NONCENTRA ArED Lye, for msking Soap with
~ out lime, and with little or no trouble, for sale
J BEALL
CtSTARCH and Star Candles, cheap a. 81 dsi
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gae HooxsrowN, Beaver CO., Pal
October II, 1856.
MgssRs MEANS g. BROTHERS: "Owng to q defec.
tive foundation my Engine, bought Of you, last
SON. did not do 80 we'll. Now it does well and we
can grind as much wheat with as little fuel as any
one know Of. Iwish all wanting Steam Engines
could get one rs good mine. a
- OTHANlEL WOODROW.
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-. B. LUK- TTIS,
SURGEON DENTIST.

nFFICE--ON MAIN STREET, NORTH OF
" Market, directly opposite the Mansion House
Having Of late retitted my Labaraiory, | am pre-.
pared TO put up Teeth in all the various improved
etyles, on the shortest notice. All operations war
ranted for one year and repaired free Of charge.
Cadiz, April 26, '5o-Iy e
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...SSA,A itift mr. THK Author of the above
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ANSN(1FHNtiiIytGS<h having devoted quarter OF
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A NE f. r T. G A N III q u SlE
' eCadI1G, ohIor1ai

IHUNHAS Ds iGAehMESt EFOpEseHOF
THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE, FOR
merly kept by Maj, Lacy, and mere sEecentlyaby
William Millgan will be found. by the travelling
community 10 possess all the advantages of the best
conducted hotels. The House has been thoroughly
lifted and furnished, in the most approved style,
for the accommodation ofguests and it is the de-
efmiBation of the Proprietor that none who may
hvor him with their patronage shall have reason
to complaint n any particular, or go away dissnt-
''Ier RrBi,s moderate N.&.~ s-...s AgyL
vlr baggage taken to and from tho Depot free Of
charge :! y 81 Iftlos o gfa NJ gFSila8 'aatt'sAE
January IA, l557sly.&i q}ia Afs nru9a e 'sg w
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read Notice.

NTOTICE ID hereby given that an application
IN viii bc mads 10 the Comnissioners OF Harri-
Az, county, Ohio, at their ensuing March session
10 vncale 10 much Of the road as leads from the
PianE Road through the tandDOf James Ecnimon
aud q. w Bleakmo0re TO the land ot Sta csy Dosn
ka Short Creek township, Harrison county, uhio
Fcbz '5.-4t -
~ ~ f}hls Extra Western Eous at t1s q x
/s1,.--.s f5EOR(,E A. WILSON'S
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MclsrYRE CREEE, Jeff co. O p,

October u, 1896. ! !
MEssps MEANS & BROTHERS. 1--WE have our work
oil finished. Engine perfect works the best of any
we ever saw. Let any who wish to buy, call and
see sars RALSTON q BROWN.
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Daily U. S. Mail .
-. a O - HI M IL
.CADIZ TO WHEELING.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the
L travelling community that he has purchased
the u S. Mail Hack Line from Cadiz to Wheeling;
and that one OF, his splendid hacks will leave
Wheeling and Cadiz every morning, at Z A. NJ ),
and connect with the cars at both places His hacks
are new, his teams good, and his drivers ca reful
and attentive. He hopes to receive the patronage
of the travelling public, as. he will endeavor 10
merit their patronage by strict attention to their
wants
Fare from Wheeling to Cadlz or Cadiz to Wheel.
ing s l,25. For the round trip--only $500. 10
'f'1 Livery aud Sale Stable.
- He has also in -Cadiz as good Livery Stable as
there isinthe county. Buggies, Carriages, Hors.
es, &c. to be had at all times. Travellers eithes
arriving the cars IN the hack, can be taken to
amy point they may desires Terms asonable.
.-.-r, WILLIAM IL. HOUSER.
Cadiz, Ohio, June Q, 1858 ly. |4
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FALL & WINTER STOCK!
Fancy Variety Goods & Notion

FALL q WINTER STOCK!
Fancy Variety Goods G Motions
T haa 'l'i' a1-WHOLESALE.- co t@
ID OBERT OCHKAN, at his store, Fourth street,
IL Sleubenviile, has just received large, des
rable, and general stock OF
Fancy Goods, Variety Goods, Jewelry, Gold
II and Silver Watches, Musical Instru-
n 50 ments, &C., &C., esag3 els
Embracing every article in his line, which he is
prepared to sell, much lower than formerly, by
Wholesale. @ aalnLn6 ,ia9lsa a
Buyers need not 60 to Pittsburgh or Wheeling
with the expectation ofbuying cheaper stocks He
is prepared TO- sell y. a51 BOA 80 teai g
Fraction under Pittsburgh Prices!
Country Merchants, pedlers, ono others will find il
to their advantage to examine this new stock, but
few lager or better, and none which can be sold
cheaper is to be found in the Western country than
liz now ofieredfor stleat e.l D1 'a
ROBERT COCIIRAN'S
Wholesale Notion and Variety Store,
[ Jnly5,'5 " VI Fourth ST., Steubenye
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.,~r MA NSlON HOUSE a F..
OPPOSITE TErHEtPyRLro Bu1LD1NGs,)
. rCADlM, OHIO.
Tp A NIX EcT.TE

Takes this method of informing his former
friends and patrons, and the travelling public gener
ally that he has purchased the above we'll Known
stand, formerly kept by himself, situated opposite
the Public Buildings, and within short distance
OF the Rail Road Depot lie hatters himself that he
can accommodate all who call with him, in style
as good, and on terms as reasonable, us any other
Public house in the State "'' '' +'9' 3@'
His Stabling large and ample for Travellers and
Drovers.
Parties accommodated with good room, and
Cther accommodations, on reasonable terms.
In short, every thing that, can be, will be done
to make all who make the Mansion House their
home. comfortable and happy. rre- ,Era
An accomn odaton wagon runs from this house
TO the Depot on the arrival and departure Of every
Train. f Baggage takeho and from the cars free o
charge. FRANCIS LESLIE.
5oCadiz. Ohio April 2l, 1858. 1'.E' E.FTEI EEss-l
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lbH HUEEEB's n 9
MEnTrAT, MAN1AT,

Being an original and popular Treaties on
MAN az 'WOM a N:
Y heH fey iolagys Fqns tions and sexual Disor
ders ofeVefy Kind, with failing Remedies
q ifor1ho speedy cure Of diseases ofa private
and delicate character, incident TO the
violation Of the Laws Of Nature
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SVA8M'S GEE ERRATED
A aNES'A

= T I I 7 5 2 K q IT 7 a n n
91FFor sale by John Bvall, Cadiz, Ohio.
Aug l8, lS5S.ly 5"t.s .. .s." ...-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06

nyII.MAN'S ARTIFICIAL rLOWyRy
III BROADWAY NEW YORK
She most hlporAn md renowned firm IN Paris and New Yah
the fines, sYSea dOwers beaddresses h., Wholesale
FT,O MIILINERs.-A FINE STOCK OF MILLINERY AND
dress goods to be disposed OF terms
who has email capital and understands the business;
well located upper Of Bowery rent cheap Apply l03
Bleecker street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06

DR. NJ bARMONT, 20 MERCER STREET CORNER or
IL Spring Opposite tho 81. Nicholas Hotel New York ONCE
bsp!s fspg 70 and WISE svadqJ, BY aPpaialnsst
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DRINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE.

w CHAMPAGNE.
We beg leave to announce that Madame We. CIICOUOT
PONSARDIN REIMS has bonored with the sole agency
for the United States and Canada of her magnificent
CHAMPAGNE.
The high reputation this has enjoyed Europe during
It's long existence, and principally IN Russs where Ia con
sdered far superior any other brand the and the
excellent qua ity of the wine fail establish for
similar high standing In this country.
We therefore abstain making further
gardng this rich and ruity champagne trial will
mend itself and soon be appreciated by connossers
MkDAME CLICQU0T HAS ONLY ONE QUALITY OF
WINE.
To prevent imitation the Of our firm will appear on
the labels and AS shall be supplied sh limited GUAM
request the trade send their early. Respect
fully, CT: III @. SCHMIDT,
Late Schmidt Schmidt Co.. 3a Beaver street
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nR WALTON 800 BRooME STREET, SECOND BLOCK
west OF t3oadway. 0alce hours from In tho morning
w Ia The evening.
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THE MILITARY.

THE ROBERT EMMETT GUARD COMPANY B, SKI
ninth regiment, N. VS. N--I,e organization, under
command Of Captain Robert coddngton, viii meet for dr
me hrst umr on Thursday evening, March 10 a. hafI'
seven O'Clock, NJ The knele Drill Rooms Respectable yo1
men desrons OF Joining his company Will assemble as ab
ana report themselves TO the enrolment mlttee.
Sergeant WIN FUHARrY,
JNO LYNCH iCOmmfed
HggEA MekEON)
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WgIsKER BRCrHERs, IS AND 81 DUANE saEgET,
w have removed from q John street TO the SORE
IS AND 81 DUANE STREET,
Owo doors west OF Broadway,
Where they haze ouened large and well selected
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS,
Comprising ribbons and sns,
French and American f1vers
Blonde laces and ruches
Straw goods, No., &c.,
Which they offer at the lowest prices and TO which sy beg
call the attention OF the trade Auction aAea regularly attend
ed TO.
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NJ B-WHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELBBR ATED
IN. Madame PREWSrKN she hns been consusd by
Thousands N this and Other cities with entire satisfaction She
feels confident she has equal She tells ,he OF future
wife husband also that Of her visaer II you wish truth
give her call us Sixth avenue, above Forty second street.
Ladies' 30 cents; gentlemen 81.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
NoUaI1s sHRwooDs
- ,ouRs ft II CORSET.
n. ..,s combine. m COR e. ., :gysSSo.
= .p ps Sss been pronouncsd if By al
sS o. Ire so,. ss, on ~ ss
s Sr pSy ~ No isiy cam ven DO y" ovs L.
EXPANSION SKIRT,
Also The celebrated .-,~,r sym,
.ch Tor ecnic M elegance Sss ~ a.. :
q he principal s a ID asa cas ~
'''is asx sTA%PEp '' WIFI rsrn TRADE MARK
ExkMINE OUR KID GLOVES,
AT IS CENTS,
REDUCED FROM 81 CENTS,
THE BEST AT THE PRICE
EVER OFFERED IN THIS COUNTRY.
JOHN ELLIOTT 4 CO..
llo SIXTH AVENUE,
BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
EAMILY AND HOTEL LINENS.
Damasks, diapers. abeclo.hs napkins doyles oweing,
shee'ng and shrtng linens, pillow linens Russia diA-
MUCH BELOW USUAL PRICES.
LORD TAYLOR,
Nos a S IS and q, s: Grand ,, street
FASHIONABLE SPRING DRESS
SILKS
In great variety. Also a full assortment. of
NEW STYLES FOULARDS,
Low priced plaids and bayaderes
LORD h TAYLOR,
~ Nos. 2s5 257, $50 and 261 Grana street,
and Nos. ~ and 40 Catharine street
IRISH POPLINS.-SAMPLRS OF THESE BEAUTIFUL
fabrics received by The steamship Prince Albert be
the Office of the American Express Company ~ Broad
way, and orders received for the manufacturers
EVILS sEACORD
IL $50 Broadway
Have just received styles of early spring saes
stitched embroidered bosoms French and Eng
sh printed hirngs, &C. Shirts order; fitting warranted
T AIDES SPRING DRESS GOODS.
Silk and wool crosovers fancy plain delsnes chalies
pophnetes de beges yaentas, chem and silk stripe baya
deres, &c.
Also
Barge and tissue robes organdies bareges printed aco
nets, French prints &c &c.
LORD TAYLOR,
Nos 255, 257 259 and 26l Grand street,
and Nos. ~ and 40 Catharine street.
lEIILER & GRANT 7O3 BROADWAY,
V will offer fonday the 18th inst. large importation
fine French work bands at discount of 80 cent from
prices large lot Of embroidered handkerchefs
lust received from auction, mt q great reduction.
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RAITMORE, WARRINGTON AND TEX wEsr-rI
A. y,.s.mer q The New York and Baltimore Steamship II
leave pier !. Nor river daily making the passsge q p
10 cents per foot and propora.e rates For through
70 The West covering Insurance yst apply at the Batrn
NppiS Il N ~ CROYVEIL. co, So Vest street.
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4 SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
Via
CHARLESTON, SC
Semi weekly United States Mail Side Wheel Steamship I'd
The splendid steamship MARION, w. j. Foster Il
err, will commence receiving freight Monday morning
leave for charleston Wednesday, March O'CLOCK
NJ precisely, from pier No. N. X. Through tickets w
following places
To Montgomery, Ala.....s26 To Columbia. g.
To Augusta Ga. - TO Jacksonville, Fla
To Atlanta, 0a......... q To piatka, Fla ........
For freight or passage apply to sPoFFORD, TILEsrON
CO. 20 Broadway.
NoceThe agents of this line request shippers to take
tice that the Wednesday trips resumed that
steamer will leave for the above ports every Wednesday
Saturday.
A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINs, ESTABLISHED 1852
"A Carrying the United States mails.
clipper ship BRE NsTER, Clark commander, at nisr
East river will sail for Melbourne punctually March
A clipper ship OCEAN ROVER, Pickering commando
pier No. East river, will sail for sydney March
A clipper ship CONTINENT Gibbs commander, Will cd
ceedthe Brewster and sail in all March. a
For freight or passage apply 70
Nv. CAMERON, No. Bowling Greenl
Sight bills for sale and liberal cash advances made cd
signments Consignees In Auaraa Messrs Wilkinson, Bird
&CO.
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1vHE NEW LINE.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE.
The steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt Tjnklspans
win leave New York from pier No North river Thursds
March TO- at O'Clock p NJ, connecting Panama Haroa
with the steamship Orizaba the Pacdc For
sage or freight having capacity for 100 Of latter app
the only Office of the line, No. Bowling Green basemel
ID. 3. ALLEN. Agent.
he above ships owners
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LOAN OFFICES.


4 DVAECES ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL Pr
F. l.. LAWRENCE h CO., .
Pine street. basement of the Bank Of C1th non uye
AT 4s6 BROADWAY, ROOMS NOS. s AND s-HIGHE
N cash price loaned on or paid for diamonds. watch
bushes private. Pawnbroker's tickets bought No conn
ton with any other house.
4 DvANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES Al
IA jewelry, bought for cash. at the old established sord
L. JACOBS CO., 33 Broadway. Strictly confidential and
loan Office signs about The building Opposite the Broad
theatre.
ATJ MACDUFF's, 500 BROADWAY
"A WEHAVE MONEY IN ANY AMOUNT
TO ADVANCE on DIAMONDS, wATcHBa, gro.
TO ADVANCE ON PIANOS, srGARs, GOODS RIO
TO ADVANCE or HOuFEfOID FURNITURE ETC
10 ADVANCE ON MERCHANDISE ALL KINDS
THIS Is THE OLDEST OFFICE IN THIS CITY
j. MACDUFf, established 184S oommiasion house, No
Broadway corner OF walker street. NJ B-No com ecJ
with any other house. Private roomaL
n BRODY, BROKER AND COMMISSION MERoaA
~. 70 Fulton street, corner Greenwich, under the Oo4
Bank advances money on diamonds, watches iewslry I
other msrcbandse or bought tho hches cash
man, Spanish, and other languages spoken
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF PAWNBROKERs, TIt|
IN es-The undersigned begs leave 10 inform the M
that he mas opened n Office nj hs warehouse for the
or pawnrokefs tickets and all kinds property for
ne Will pay the highest cath value make additional advan
upon the most favorable terms Public GALES twice week
.,,.. FtTZSiwMONS
Auctoneer and furniture warerooms u and 20 Centre
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