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Missouri Land for Sale.

4 OFFER for sale in parcels 10 suit purchasers, 4
i quantity Of fine Agricult raj Lands m hQaih
West Missouri. They have been selected win
greet care, and for quality they are not Inferior 70
any lands in the West.
eiSnuth West Missouri is being ssl.Ied rapidly By
thenterprsinl Farmers from Pennsylvania, Ohio;
ana, Illinois ond Iowa The compassion 81
Railroads chartered, and now under coEsructton-
will open to these lands the best OF markets state
Pnd county Roads hIe laid out through the lands
l offer for sale. The State Road from Neosho ID
BOonville passes directly through them. Iheylay
in the midst Of good settlements, with Schools and
Churches alresuy established, Barton county has
a School Fund Of about soc Geo, and jasper OF a.
bohi 5l5O,D00. This fund will afford the poorest
man in the county The opportunity oil giving his
children a good education without IL costing him
anything tor tuition.
The gentleman j. z whom | offer these lands iof
sale, has authorized me TO offer them on such terms
rs Justify me in saying that the prospects Tor pur.
rhasers re fair to double their money on them III
less Ihan twelve mon tbs. Emigration from tho
more Northern and Eastern States iur the last year
together with tie anticipated abolition OF tue pee
cnliar institution, has advanced Lands TO double
their former value; aid as this emigration still con.
Times TO flow into this county they will in all
liability double in value the coming year.
have recently given this country a careful ex-
animation, and can must heartily recommend 1t TO
all who wish to purchase homes in the West, or
who desire 10 make investments which will be
sure and profitable.
/ am aGlh0TlZed 10 sell these lands on such terms
as Justify me in saying, that the purchaser wIi
have a lair prospect TO dorbIe his In0ley On them
within one year.
TERMS. o half down. JsIante October ish
1853. | will sell them il quantities to suit parI
chases. We invite those wishing 10 purch isa
Lands to give us a call before they purchase else
where Apply soon, AS tho opportunity will not
long be offered on snchfayora6le terms.
JOHN HERYEY. 9
P S. | have made arrangements to pay taS,s
itr persons owning lands in any part OF Missouri.
Unionport, Ohio, March 9, SO 6m H.
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RGlSNMH

Our esteemed young friend DR.. w. G.. Vim
cent took his departure for Newark from this
place, on last Friday morning. AS a gentle
man, We have known and esteemed DR..
Vincent for a number ofyears, as a practitioner
ofthe Dental Profession, Judging from opera
tons that he has performed and work we have
seen, but few equals. He carries with him not
Only our best wishes. but those of his circle of
numerous friends for his success in his new field
OF action. We cheerfully commend him to the
citizens Of Newark and vicinity. x
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IN DIAN~ PHYSICIAN
APRIL APPOINTMENTS.
CADIZ, Mansion House, Saturday, April end

DR.. HARDMAN treats G nsuu ption, Bronchit.
is, Asthma, Laryngitis, and all diseases of the
Throat and Lungs, by Medicated Inhalation, lately
L sed in the Bi compton Hospital, London.
inhalation, or the breathing Of soothing and heal.
ing vapors, comprehends the direct application OF
the curative proprioties of medicines directly
to the diseased surface Of the Lungs, Throat and
Bronchia. The inhala tons are hreathed fir ON an
lnhaling instrument, and are so simple and pleas
ant in their application, that they can be used by
The feebest invalid without any unpleasant symp-
tom. DR.. Hardman's medical newspaper, publish
ed at Pittsburgh, Pa, and his "~letters to lnvalids
in neat pamphlet form, will give full particulars OF
the treatment and its success, and may be had free
on application.
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important TO Females.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Prepared by Cornelius Il. Cheeseman, M d.
NETWORK CITY
The combination of ingredients in these Pills are
the result of a long and extensive practice They
are mild IN their operation, certain in correcting
all irregularities Painful Menstruations, removing
all distractions, whether FROM cold or otherwise,
headache, pain in the side, palp ~atdtion Of the heart
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption of
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pitts are invaluable, as they will
bring on the monthly period with regularity. La
dies who have been disappointed in the use of 9TH
er Pills, can place the utmost confidence in Dr..
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent TO
do.
NOTICE.
They should not be used during Pregnancy, as q
mis- carriage would certainly result tierelrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and Tree from any
thing injurious to life or health. Explicit direc.
tons, which should be read accompany uch box.
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to any au.
lhorlzed Agent. Sold by one Druggist in every
town In the United States.
r. B.. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent Tor the United States,
1865 Chambers-St, Newly ork,
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by John Mclean, Cadiz, Ohio.
Janl9 ly
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"Hcre's the riaccf o get your Money
E1HCsE.N

Wise people who practice economy and are
always on the look out for Bargains, consult
the the advertising columns of the Sentinel, for
they are gold mines at home, telling the ladies
where to purchase the handsomest dress goods,
the gentlemen who has on hand the best cloths,
cassimercs, ETC., and all readers where great
bargains may be obtained. Next week we want
you to be particular and read all the new Ad-
yertisements, for we expect our merchants will
have on hand stacks and piles of the most fash
ionable, beautiful New Goods, about which they
will desire TO tell the people something, and
knowing of no better news than the columns OF
the Sentinel, will employ them to inform their
customers and "the rest of mankind" of the
nice things they have on hand, and which they
are DESTROYS ofgiving to the people in exchange
Tor ragged Bank bills. smooth quarters, gold
dollars, produce, &c. Keep q sharp lockout
next week.
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The .sunto Literary Society.

We take great pleasure in announcing to the
citizens of Cadiz, that the enterprising society
Of young men, known as "The Cadiz Junto's,"
have made arrangements to have a series Of Lee.
lures delivered, by citizens of our place.
Feeling confident that there was talent Of
high order in our midst, and having a desire
that it might be made useful and profitable, in
disseminating knowledge, and building up cor
rect public opinion, they have induced the fol-
lowing gentleman 20 deliver lectures before
them, and the public in general.
The lecturers are Rev, w. Watkins, Rev.
w. NJ. Grimes, Rev. j. s. McCrcady, Rev
Henry Davis, Rev. j.. Motif Prot. Brinkerhof,
and Hon. John A. Bingham.
Rev. w. B. Watkins will deliver the first o
the series in the Presbyterian Church, Thurs
day evening, March 3lst, on 1.-THE Unity
of Human and Divine Science to which the
public are respectfully invited to attend.
Y The "Junto'' certainly deserve great praise
for this enterprising move in a right direction
and we think the people Q f.Cadiz will appreci
ate their endeavors. Let everybody attend.
fEH
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BOnnets! BOnnetsu
MRS. M. SPENCER.

THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON
aee she has hitherto received, takes this OPP.
sortuniiy Of anounc cling to her numerous friends and
ihe public generally, that she has just received a
large assortment of Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons, no,
siery, Gloves. Mitts--in short, Fancy Goods ano
Notions of every Description.
kyLadies Call and examine our Goods, we assure
you every effort will DO made 10 plea 70 In style,
quality and price. FfHs H
IN Nav "a. $50. apBM N8H te 3N4st &f& f SEQ
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REPORTED DEAD.--We learn that JoHH B.
WoLrr, who formerly figured extensively in
this county, and was at one time editor OF u
temperance sheet, called the Life Boat in Mt.
Pleasant, was shot, a short time since, while
driving stage, in Kansas. He had been reques-
ted by the citizens to answer a political speak
er, which he did in such way as to excite the
ire of his opponent, who r~evenged himself, as
above stated. X
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FAST STALLIoN.-Mr. JOSIAH GLOVER, who re-
sides about half way between Cadiz and Smith
field, issnow in possession of the we'll known
PAGER, Wild Arab. This stallion is said to pace
annie in 2 minutes and 30 seconds. He took
the first premium at the New jersey State Fair
in 1856, as well as in Cadiz last Fall, and has
the reputation of being the fastest trotter in
Ohio. a x
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er05-S George, Jr, has received a fine lot Of
fresh Lake Fish, at his provision store, under
the Sentinel office. They are, we believe,
the best lot Of fish that have been exhibited in
this market. Callsoonlit you wish to get any.
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No IOI PENN Street.

OPPOSITE THE ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
Daily, except Sundays, for Consumption, Asthma,
and all other Chronic Complaints COM
pIieated with or causing Pulmonary Disease, in.
GLIDING Catarrh, Heart Disease, Affections of the
Liver, Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Female Complaints.
etc, etc. &t
DRS. FITCH s. SYKES would state that their
treatment of Consumption is ..based upon the fact
thai the disease exists in the blood and system at
large, both before, and during it's development in
the lungs, and they therefore employ Mechanical,
Hygienic and Medicinal remedies TO purify the
blood and strengthen the system. With thsse, they
use Medicinal Limitations, which they value high
ly, but only as Palliatives, thaving no Curative eff.
feet when used alone J and llvalids are earnestly
cautioned against wasting tho precious time Of GU
rability on any treatment based upon the plausa.
Bile, but false idea that the "seat of the disease can
be reached in a direct manner by Inhalation, = for
as before stated, tho seat OF the disease is in the
blood and it's effects only in the lungs.
@yNo charA Q for consultation.
A list of questions will be sent TO those wishing
to consult us by letter.
July Z, 1883.
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MI - ID R T. r. ID

On the 18th inst, by w. II. McGarven, Esq,
Mr.. J. T. THOMPSON to Miss RACHEL SPUR
R1ER, both of North tp, Harrison county.
On the End inst, by Rev. John Motif, Mr..
MARTIN KENNEDY to Miss MARTHA MCKEE,
daughter of James Mckee.
On the 14th inst, by f. Mckinney, Esq, Mr..
JOHN CLINo to Miss LOUISA CURLEY, all OF Har.
riSon county.
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2 In the vegetable kingdom, nature has devel-
opsd in boundloss bounty a safe remedy for every
disease to which the human system is subject; and
each remedy may be found in that region t. which
the disease is peculiar. 1t is to the knowledge Of
this fact, added to n through knowledge of these va
rious remedies, that l owe my success in medicine.
Thousands are annually sent TO premature graves,
not tor the want oil remedies but for want OF proper
remedies.
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NGE OF MERCY.n

Amount received on subscription 10 Caaiz Sentinel
from March %, to March 80, 1859.
March %. VIM. Moore, Moorefeld tip. $500
90. Samuel Copeland, Green tip. 400
ga %. Samuel Moore, Moorefeld tp. 100
m = %. s. Jackson, Cadiz Up. 1925
IN 80. Richard Phillips, Freeport 200
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1GTWe learn that Mrs. HEBRON, wife ofthe
pastor Of the Presbyterian churches at the
Ridge Meeting House and Center Unity, in
this county, was buried on last Sabbath. y
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A LARGE Salvatore than Twenty five
Thousand copies otDr, Culyerwell's celebrated
essay on Nervous Diseases have already been
published in this country. 1t is by a celebra-
ted author, and costs but d trile. See Adver-
tisement.
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G. j.. HEDRNBERG z. s, ALTEMus
Hedenberg & Altemus.
Provision IL Produce Commission
Merchan ts,
Market Street, PHILADELPHIA.
COLLECT CONSIGNMENTS of all kinds of
= Provisions and Produce, and from their init
mate acquaintance with the business, and a deter.
mination to promote their own interest by advanc.
ing that of their consignors, hope to merit and re-
ceive a continuation of the patronage they have SO
largely received.
GAll goods IN consignment in their warehouse,
are fully covered by insurance. This should be a
very important item with shippers.
N. 3. Liberal advances made, and PROMPT returns
Of sales always given.
THEY REFER TO
Raiguel. Moore g. Co.. Philadelphia, Pa
Bum, Raiguel & Co., +"
Sturges 81 Co.. Mansfield, Ohio
A. F. Homer, Esq. Salem, +"
James Farmer, Esq. Salinesviile, O..
Col. Thomas Webb, Massillon,
Feb %, '59-ly
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National Hotel.

The travelling community and business men
Of this section, is directed to the advertisement
of the No. l Hotel, in New York. Mr.. Webb
was formerly of the Union Hotel, Philadelphia.
Give him a call when you go to the city. =
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HFThe Mcclure House, Wheeling, has been
closed, the proprietor finding himself unable
to make both ends meet concluded to "dry up"
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Permanent Office.

Comply ing with the urgent request of hun
dreds OF their patients,
Drs. G.. M. FITCH a. j. w. SYKES
Have concluded to remain PERMANENTLY IN
PITTSBURGH, and may be consulted at their Of
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hernby given, that the 90 smHtlssiuar
ers IL Harrison county, Ohio, vt their March
Session AID. 1879. levied for road purposes n iaF
Of four {, ITS on the huldfe cd dollars OF The yglug-
lion Of lie taxable property OF the county, said tax
NAV be- disrharkedl by labor on the p1hiie hiEhwags
aiihe ra,ent uue dollar per day. tor tachday'swoTk
al an able bcdied man. and q ralahlo allowance pr
day Tor any team and implements furnished BY any
uvison, under the direction OF the sspafsisCr ";
sach district, who shall give 10 every such person.
4 esrtihcsts specifying the amount or lax 80 paid
II Iabvr. and die district ind township 1whsfsan
snch labor was performed, also that such w,tk was
done between the first day Of April and tie firtt
dhy OF Octobet; such certificate will be received bt
Sail fuad tax. II. w. KiNSEYt
Auditor 81 Harrison Coz
March 10th ls594t
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GHanna is now prepared to furnrs Stu
dents Of Photography with a superior article o.
reporting paper at Cincinnati prices, and a bet
ter article.
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l.. The rejection Of all poisonou sdrues and min.
erals. Instead of embedding the system and en-,
deavoring to reduce il so low that the disease can.
not reach it.; invigorate the system and enable il
to expel the disease; even the most delicate consti
tuition, although afflicted with the most inveterats
disease, will no, be impaired by my treatment.
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G-The Valuable Farm offered for sale by
John Jamison is not yet sold, and is still for
sale. r. # y
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G~Court is still in session, and the Hotel
and lawyers are having a fine time.
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j. G. WEEK.
ATTORNEY All Law.

j. G. WEEK,
ATTORNEY All Law.
Real Eestate, Tar, and Collection Agency Of
J. G.. MEEK & CO..
Newton, Jasper Co.. Iowa.
WI call attention to our facilities for transact.
w ing, a general land business. We locate
Land Warrants, and make entriesi in all the Land
Districts Of the 5 tate OF Iowa. Our charges are 10
cents per acre, which includes the land office and
all other lees. We have superior facilities for pay
ing
Taxes in any County in Iowa.
Vel have reliable correspondents In every county
in the State. We obtain Patents from any Land
Office, and record the same. We examine titles
to Real Estate. We collect or secure aims.
Taxes IN Iowa, if not paid by 18th OF January, draw
! IS per cent interest per annum
Refer TO State and County officers in Iowa
Bankers in Iowa, w B lBeebe, Cadiz, Ohio, Bank
OF Commonwealth, NY, E. Gieger. Lancaster
City, Pa, Land Agents aud Lawyers generally.
March ., '59-6m M rms Visa ts ssalat
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In the treatmen of the following diseases, DR..
Hartman invites consult alton, for which no charge
will be made, unless the patient takes medicine
DR.. Fl. does not profess to be a ''cure all DOCTOR
bnt in any case he undertakes, If within the art OF
man, a cure may be religiousIy depended upon.
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On Sunday, March q, of Erysipelas Fever
SAMUEL T1rroN, an old and much respected
citizen Of Archer township.
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Analytical Maxims.

ave use such balms as have no strife,
With Nature, or the laws Of life
With blood our hands we never stain,
Nor poison men to eaSe their pain"
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65-The man who would not buy his Cloth
ing at Crabbs has been Gagged and sent to Bar.
mum, =
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D r Hardman has travelled over four years in the
United States, and has doctored more than 5000
patients, the names Of the greater part being regis
ed.
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Fresh Groceries.

1OABblsp prime N. Orleans Molasses.
%UU 30 halt bills /"
IS Hog'ds prime Sugar
2 Heroes Rice
IS Bags coffee
Just received and receiving the above Groceries,
which will be sold at River prices, comparatively
speaking. The public are invited to call and ex-
anime the quality and price OF their articles.
March Q, SO So ii MFADDEN
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1AnKegs Of Ma lis,
HUI 100 boxes Glass, L
n Assorted sizes at G& vs.
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3. No false promises made, or expense incurred
without a corresponding prospect Of recovery.

4. Analytical pra ctice differs from every other
system ever YET dopted-comprehends all the tried
and substantial facts in medical science, and is
ne ither Allopathic, Homeopathic, Botanic, Elec-
trio or HydroPathic, for these are more or less ex.
cluslves; tied down to n routine practice.
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CatajOqIeS sent ffee TO any dGdfeSS.
Rayard TayIor's Travels, Works Of Dean Swift,
Works of Miss bremen, I" Jude Haliburtoo
Bulwer, Dr.. Livingstone
" De Foe, I" Lawr'ce Sterne
I" Addison, WaVerly Novels,
I" Thackeray, Works of Benz franklin
" DR.. Johnson, Thos. jefferson,
:" lFCooper, Charles Dickens
" JT lIeadley, Mrs Sou thworth
: Frank Forester, " Mrs.. Hentz,
/" Capt Mayne REID, " Vir,a Townsend
1" Chprlottee Bronte, " S NJ Smucker,
" Washington Irving, rs Arthur,
" Grace Aguilar, {" A S Roe,
" Rev. G. II Spurgeon, Z" DIP Thompson,
" Capt Marryat, Sam Slick,
Z" Peer Parley, Jane Austin,
" Mrs. Noodle, z" Marion Harland
Smollet, Mary Hewitt,
" Fielding. " Charles Lamb,
" Perry, Edward Everett
4" Wilkes, Lorenza Dow,
4" Burton, Lord Bacon.
Hstoju and Biogyqphy of the most Celebrated
1DJboro
Allison Ronc,of
n"Hoo'' CondrhoI
hume, R GS q
PraScort Fergnson.
rTLon' RoIIin
6l3pon, HoId 1
nooJn" SHARKS
An nt" = I"s,t ~ others too nun,er o1s to ment;o,
"'
The ANCIENT ana Modern F0ets.
Butler, Milton,
Il B Reid, Spencer,
Mrs, Johnson, Chaucer,
Byron, Mrs. Hemans,
Scott, Mrs. Norton,
Moore, Kemble,
Dryden, LongIe How,
Pope, Tennyson,
Burns, CowpeI,
Leigh Hunt, Whittier,
Mrs Sigourney, Dante,
Rogers, CIV Ellswo rth,
Southey, Hood,
FL Kirk White, upper,
Tasso, Goldsmith,
Mrs. Jamison, Wordsworth,
Alice Carey, Shelley,
Keats, Montgomery,
Edgar A Poe, Bryant.
He has The above in oil styles of binding, from
plain cloth to the finest calf and antique, to suit all
classes of purchasers. He sells these as cheap as
any other house in the country, besides the addi-
tionai advantages Of a Gift with each Book sold
ALBUMS FOR The LADIES.
Albums of all sizes and all styles Of binding, tc
suit all tastes, p~roiusely illustrated with magnifi'
cent Steel Engravings.
BIBLE, PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMN BOOKS
Methodist Hymn Books, Episcopal Prayer Books
Baptist Hymn Book, Catholic Prayer Book,
Lutheran Hymn Books, Presbyterian Hymn do
Of all sizes, and bound in all styles, Arabesqus
Turkey morocco, Antique, Velvet, &c, with anC
without clasps.
FAMILY BIBLES.
A lagre assortment Of Family Bibles, Of all de-
scFlP'i fn ana AZ prices, from VI 70 w. e,a Illustrate : .,
| WlI nlB IIV III VII IuIR0t ~ III
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The Pen Man Again.

L. Schlessinger, the pen yender, returned to
this place, about two weeks since. He was i'm
mediately arrested on complaint OF Woods q
Pew. for obtaining money under false pretences,
and held to bail, by Justice Abel, in the sum
of $500. As will be seen by the report efthe
proceedings of the Grand Jury, in this paper.
two bills were found against him. A motion
to quash the indictment, was made by his coun-
sci, the result of which we have not learned
Warren Chronicle.
eTThe above will be good news to some Of
our merchants in Harrison county, who have
been sold by "Schlessinger." We fear not, but
what the court of Trumbull county will do JUS
tice to "Schlessinger," and send him up for as
long term as the law will allow.
GAlthough prices at first hands have been
Increased in the Boot, Shoe Hat, Cap and Bon
net trade, we take great pleasure in being able
to announce that our country traders can, at
least in one house in the country, lay in their
Spring and Summer stocks under such auspices
as will enable them to realize the same profits
as in former years. This establishment is that
Of James p. Tanner, No. Sc, Wood Street,
Six Doors above the st. Charles Hotel Pitts
burgh, Mr.. Tanner is one of the heaviest deal
ers in the Union, purchases his goods from the
manufacturers themselves-who find in him
their heaviest patron, and so can supply him at
their lowest rates-does business in city where
rent, clerical services and general expenses are
much lower than in the East, and ENJOYS every
advantage which is requisite to enable him to
o%utrival in prices--in cheapness-New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore Merchants. His
stock is reliable, we need hardly give this as
surance as Mr. Tanner is one of the best known
and most respected business men in Pittsburgh.
Cut his card from this number Of our paper and
make your purchases ofhim. Z
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NnIY

9rn "a DmIy Agency nHlI8a.a1e
For the sail OF "Mitcheirs Patont Metallic tipped
Shoes al Stewart &Colemants, where thew have a
fnll s,,pplv Of bows, misses and children . shoes,
that one pair will wear As well il not longer than
two pairs Of the old fashion.
Cadiz. March 18th, 1858. ssat4 1900
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DB HARDMAN has been consulted the past
year by 1900 invalids many of which efter being
given over by all other Physicians are now enjoy.
ing good health.