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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-18

FE9HE following is list Of Merchants and
i Dealers, classified agrceably to the pro
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-18

10 appeal VIII be held at the Registers
Othco. in the Borough of Lewistown, on
SATURDAY, May 18th, 1861, where al per-
sons who E3al themselves agcrieved can at
tend if they think proper. ana obtain saas re-
dress 10 which they may be entitled - .a1E,
GEORGE W. SOULT,
apis Mercantile Appraiser.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-16

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aad bees. eleven a.d tn. .I,. Al Ia IL. ,li,.,. -.
sua h"t- ru~, Evn npa three I'D sI,.L tpri, ~. ~.
aHH bots juGT. tn, aud ,ix 81 H.,u A, .r,.. 3
lot, seven. eight and n..,r .s Ll..h r...,,. -,
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lot, ou". IL and three III E.o., mi. al Int.
! fye.s.> >-s FL and ,rt. -, Ban, ,f.,, 49, - Ill.,
N.uuN tt. NuaFaarv r.rnf. f.,,,., 10, t~r.. ~,
cGro the pay Haut Il Marshall T. El,tr. ,.li.,,
oVt" ttr ihs SUM pr Tarut. liz and r,r.v
hu.itr- 10 Jane, I-h, ua Tho .j,rI ,}., - >,..,.
br, IFfa. said Dec, -. Trust further rruyrt thar
il h" said iloarr failed - bay mid rt. vb,, linz,
thrI in. aid aiHllrll. ~ Ir~,r. /. ami ore,
aud empowered 70 >.! s.iH plust,t. or -, t,,u,h
thereof - may b. necessary Ia Ia, thu aid NOT,
with "pst# and pktrC,..> Of n. h M ,p,.t al. -,
FUtiir Auction AZ tIn Court i,uu,, door ia >ia,,x
til, a. I" f5j@hrg bidder tar cah IN s4ch Parcels
or t"ari@ a tie said Trustee shall deem most ,,,
ti-o'I~ f. the lar.s # "a, f.F,t pt,i afr a.,
aNrrt-r# AM pr,purfr Ia said >lo9x civ IN nj
'1a. twenty day, and the s8f iu~ II any +. =. h.,
pad ever t. III. said Moore ut,fs ,irr44.: ,.,I th,
said Irs>t"s is authorized aatrmpower,d t. >ecl.t
daaa in fee simple ~ the pufr Ia,nr or pntr9als,.
OF said property. which decd shall b, aI,.tut+ and
preN"n th" party If tn" first ptrs his haas ~ az
sE''s from ever setting up a.S iii. thereto either
in law or eIEIty And It J. further pruyf m +, .tiH
icoi Of Trust thar in case ct tia death iuctIta-
''ts or refusal 81 the saij John l.. tamgheA to
act IS trustee, then ani in that case the actin.
County J"dg" 81 III" County Court Of Noa4bury
county authorized nod requested IT, appoint suit
"1c person i" IL IL trustee. nd any iorsun - ap-
p"in'tH en"ii ae clothed with al the power Ia net
thttt Is given N sad Decd Of fst the said Camp
bell, az viii m"Tr 4,y appear by reference h. the
hecu' Is Il aaid Woodbury. county, Mortgage Record
A pages ]t@-o-', whore SAID Decd OF Trust is r..
r"rHrh Ana "h@Ftas, Fannie =. Moore. NIrr
81 'hr SAID Marshall r. Moore, for IL" purpose of
socuraS the iaNmcnt Of said Indebtedness OF til.
SAID Ahfrhsii T. Moore to the said i>lelI as "a ore
sait, d!i On the 2i;h lay OF November. 1879. b,
Deed "i trust sell and reiinquish all her interest
And rght "t COVER IL the above le~crihti premise,
/ to the said john l. Campbell, as Trustee and AL
authorize the sai" Trustee to advertise and sell said
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-16
essigi,aal Notice.

Thomss T. Collier vs.. Nd. y. Matthews.
To ED :. MATTHEWS:
sir--You are'hcreby notified that on or before lie
sixteenth day Of February. 4 n 1S5l, there will be
file in the office al the Clerk 81 tGo District Court
Of Plymouth county, Iowa. Petition oi Thomas 7.
Collier, claiming OF you the sum nf Eighty Dollars
AS justly du" him on your rronlissury note, DATED
Inne lltN, ls6n also that writ ut attachment has
issued Against S""r property. And that unlcsa ii
appear and answer thereto or before noon OF the
second day OF the nrNt term of said Court he held
at Melbourne, Marh 9th, A. D. 1851 in and fer
said county, default viii lie entered against You and
iGd ment rendered thereon
PAr RuBB.
@9iw Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-16
Original Notice.

TO in NJ FS TSBTIT: "
You are hereby notified that there Will be on file
on or before the twenty-tirst day If March, A. D.
1861 In the ofice of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Woodbury. county, Iowa, petition Of .. c. Tired
way claiming OF you the sum Of one hundred i liars
aSd interest thereon from September lst, 1870, as
nN,ney due him Oh account, and that unless YOU ap
pear thereto and defend before noon Of the second
day of the April Term Of the District Court Of woots
bury county. defarlt will be entered aeainst You
and judgment rendered thereon.
The said petition will also ask an attachment
against your property to secure said clam.
q. c. TRfDWAY, Plaintiff.
BY :. T. DAVIS, Attorney
February L., lSGl 19-lw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-16
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(srSgIsssAS tn1sra.

Charles Z. Orr In the District Court of Plymouth
Va. . .r"uHtv-Narch Term, 1861
chalon Guard. IN Eqnty.
TO CNALuN "a ARD, Def. :
Slc-luu are hereby notified that on or before tho
29th day of February, 4 r. 1851. there sill he on
file in III" eic Of tho Clerk If the District Court 81
Plymouth county, STATE Il Iowa, = petition of thas
{. orr. petitioner, claiming ri the sprrihc per-
l1rmauce Of the contract made BY you with said pc
uti"ner Tor tn rur"ha~" ii tn" SDuth West quarter
Of Section four in Township ninety, Rnnsc forty SIX
III sA't Fiym1uth county. by Payment Of The prom
is,"ry note executed 10y yuU 10 aid petitioner tor
the pa chase money for said land, upon which. said
prun!nI,si0rv note said petitioner claims dee him
the sum OF SIX hundred and twetY dollars tosrt her
with legal interest th"r,un ANAL 'hc same is iul
and. further. said pc 'ion will ask that in Of
default IN the performance OF said contract shat all
your right and Interest in said tract Of hand lac for
ever barred and rnrccluset, an for such other nd
further relief as the nH' Of h. ease requires
And unless y.u appear thereto aud !ci- nd .cfuTe
n"nh 81 fir second day y! the T-Nt term of the us
tri,t &" art Of said Plymouth runuty. t" bee begun
and h"d n IN said county on III" 9th day March,
\. y. 1861, default viii he rntc'"d against yul.
and deere" i'll be rrndcrcI in aGcor,an G with the
prayer OF said petition.
CHARLES {. ORR. Peti Toner.
BY lit D>bN x JOY, his Attys.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-16
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 4th day of
~ March, A. D., 1861 | appointed hy the
County Court Of Woodbury. county, Iowa, Admins
tfatcr of the estate Of Henry H. accard late Of said
county. deceased Allpersons having claims against
said estate notified t" present the accord
Ing TO law for settlement aud all persons Indebted
10 said estate required to make payment of the
same forthwith TO the undersigned
CH0s. X. SMITH,
March 8, lSGl7 Administrator.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-16
SEVEN YEARS!
TIVE seven years Of unrivalicd success attending
l the
Ccsmopolitan Art Association.


TIVE seven years Of unrivaicd success attending
L the
Hr,.A n =,
ooSSoPoI-s"A AiV hnsoCl1t1oA,
have made II a household WORD throughout every
quarter Of ~ COUNT.
inicr the auspices u tbs popular Institution.
uNcs three hundred Thousand homes have learned u,
approximately beautiful work. TT art thriywsll.
ami choice literature on their table, the Great hon.
Gifts dc :vcd trom becoming u subscriber
suh<cTiltiu.s nre now being received in q ratio
Unparalleled with that Of any previous wear
TERMS nv SrRscprpTInN ,u ,,,
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,rh;,fr nm ,h, III ,a;, "e ~ '''''' io'
~ 80 Vs., '.r . ,. ~
49,, .:., ~ GINA '"fo'" "''t' 'nB1"'ihg 'oa -
''."'' '"''
q: abstain mastering hfs Eecruits.""
2d.-One cory. one year. Of that elegantly iIIn.
'''''r ,',i ,-,,.-
a. -rnn- ntn,i,.,.,,, ..r.,
Gallery .! PAINTINGS, 5i8 Rrnainuy. y"
In addition 80 She above benefits, there will be
given to sulsrriaGS. gratutu,ls prelui uius over
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-16

4 piano affords Z Young lady a good
chance to show her lingering and her
lingering.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-16

Ii man cheats YOU once. blame him
if a second time blame yourself
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-16
From the Missouri Republican.

From the Missouri Republican.
WalIa Wnila, Washing, Oh Territory
FIT. Benton and 81. Louis-Sorth-
Ave Days from, ride Water, OrrAOn
to st. Louis via 1T. Benton-gyasn-
Ing Alive to the New Route.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-16

TRUST DEEDS--.For sale 1t this
i Onics.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-16

Plain and Ornamental Printing
Executed with neatness aud dispatch, and uponrea-
sInahle terms.
We respectfully solicit tho patronage Of the bust
Of this aud adjoining COUNTIES feeling sat
istied That can give satisfaction both to styl
and price.
2IEBACH Il FRENZY
Sioux City November, 1859.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-05
LATEST NEWSl

The telegraph Informs Us this (Tussdsy)
morning. that Senator DouoIAs died at big res.
idsncs in Chicago yesterday. This is great
loss TO the natitn. ls gassz ar-F
Abattle took. place. yesterday at Phillip,
Barbour county, Virginia, between Col: Kel-
leys yirginia Union Regiment and 1900 Sc,
csssionists. Col. Kelley was the only man
killed on the side Of the Government whils
some Is rebels were killed. 400 rebels we're
taken prisoners. Our troops were still pursu-
Ing them. ' e. 'sszsa7.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-05
NEW ADvEKTISEMENTs.
Bees and Bee-Hives.

RNOvEABLE Comb Hives, which are rapidly.
INl taking the place Of oaher hives are the on ly
ones that will give the hee-keeper entire control
Of his bees, honey and comb He can al any
time know the condition of his bees andis enabled
TO remove the worms directly from smong The
combs. A colony need never be lost by the worms
il proper attention is paid to them; comb Gun be
taken from the strong colonies and given to the
weak ones, by that meufs saving all the late
swarms b. sides many other adv anages ii possess.
es over ordinary hives v sos a'a tsi@ RFI a8 ,Ag's
/ am nov engaged in selling a, moyeable comb
hive lthe Harrison patent which has become very
popular wherever Introduced, and will recommend
itself to all intelligent be e.keepers. Individual
and township rights, in Harrison county will be
sold on liberal term. The price OF an individual
rghtto make and dsuse the hive il 80; the right and
one hive to make and use, S;persons not Wishing
% purchase the right can have hive for 90 10
$3.50, Persons wishing hives rights arbispn ON
bee Keeping can Obtain them OF myself, or of my
agents, EIiah Lniznre,s Of Cadizs Or Of Mablon
Wright y Washingt ion TOWNSHIP, aasss Eg5g
lima hA4f 't"e " 5HnrsCut,ftys ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-05
A NEW ARTICLE
DR.. Roback's Stomach Bitterg.

A new and delightful S,omachic and Cordlai, fof
giving tone 20 the Stomach. md for the prevAnta-
tion obilions complaints incident TO the Wcsterns
country Try it.
Asa morning drink, to assist digestion and 10:
lieve Dyspepsia 1T has no equal. Try ii.
In flavor il is superior to all other Bitters Tfyis
The formula of these Bitters, now tlsGl 4fAs sols
property of nr- Rohack, originated with one of tbs
oldest and most eminent Medical Practt ioners Of
the West. and it is directly predicated npon tha
wants Of Western people ~ ~. .ss.3
These Bitters derive their stimulus from tha
powerful tonic nature the roots and hHrhs OF
~hicb they are composed. and as they are. by al
laying unnatural cravings OF the stomach directly
promotive OF
TEMPERANcE;,
the present proprietor believes that IN making them
widely nown the public welfare ia anbserved, M
1t will soon be for sale by all of DR.. RobacktS
numerous Agents, and at Hotels &c the country
over. In the meantime. orders will be filled direCE
from Cincinnati In any quantity and ct the lowest
rates. 1t put up In Quart Bottles, and securely
packed in one doz cases will, however, be packed
aud sent to any address, il desired.
| RETAIL PRICE, 81 Pen BOTTLE, OR stx FOR 80. ~,
| Principal Office and Sales Rooms, No Eas
Fourth ST, Sd Building from Main Street, Cincin.
matt, q, Laboratory No. 80, Hammond street
| For sale in Harrison county by, John BeaHs
and McBeat e. Sharp, Cadiz; Tienfas Greesi.
Freeport Isaac Lewis, Short Creek; Daniel HolIos
wav Smyrna; A. J. Schneider, Moorefeld; VIM
Hartman, Hammonds Cross Roads; Robert Graz
ham 4 son, Harrisville; f. Hetinig, Tippeeanos;'
| Thompsons Tavern; Peregoy & Mills, New Athens
S. P Baxter, Hopedae; Mnteer & WEIGH. New
Athens; Jpmes Montgomery, Jeferson; and By
druggists and Merchants generally thronghonss
the United States and Canadas. ~ - sa4s
March 90, S6l to juiy4 '-@' 9 tste tsf3
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-05
WAR NEWS.

OtrThe troops which left Wheeling, Bsllair
and Parkersburgh, are now stationed on the
line of the B. &. D. R. R. between Wheeling
and Grafton, and between Parkersburgh and
Grafton, Several secessionists have been shot,
and number taken prisoners.
9rMajor Shaler, Of the New York Seventh
hes been rendered the Colonelcy of Ellsworth's
Fire Zouaves and has accepted. b
or The secessionists opened a fire on onr
troops at Aqua creek on the 31st Of May,
which was quickly returned by throwing lew
bombs into their camp.
50e7-Jeff Davis and his suite have arrived at
Richmond.
+ OrOn the 1st inst, considerable skirmsh
took place between our troops and the rebel
forces at Fairfax Court House. Va. Four of
our troops were killed and twenty-seyen Of the
secessionists. - So
90c5-Our friendsJere. Williams, OF the Woods
6eld Spirit Of Democracy, and j. F. Charles.
worth Of the St. Clairsyille Republican,
have each raised companies for three years
service, and are off for the wars. May success
attend them.
0rThe q. s. Mails have been discontinued
in all OF the Seeded States, except Western
Virginia. - e.ss
OLT-Mr. Ason Stidger has been appointed
General Superintendent Of the telegraph offices
in Gen. McClelland's military department.
Large numbers of Indiana troops have
passed through Ohio to join the Union forces
in Western Virginia. They are all armed,
equipped and cohed, as they should be.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-05

wooI. --There is mo price yet fixed on Wool.
There appears to be some activity East, but It
is confined to coarse woods, such as are suita.
bic to make clothes for the soldiers. The Cleve,
land Wool Circular says "that coarse WOODS will
moss of rapidly, and at satisfactory prices,
while tine woods will be held fora more favor.
able market. which is sure to take place as soon
as the country RECEIVERS its peaceful commercial
prosperity .''sass& .Raasasss aae asas rs ha
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-05
IMPORTAN 4 TO FEMALES,
NR. CssEEsErE kN's
Fe Nh "a 4 y PJ11@

- (.
HE Nh "a 4 9 PILLS
Prepared by ,rnelius i: Case4eniar,. " !. d..
New York CITY The health and iIfe Of wornan
rs continually in peril .f she is mad enough
Ier or snalfreat those sexual irregularities which
stwo. thirds Of her sex are more or less subject
" Dr.. (sffEEsE g VI AN SPtttSf. prepared from the
same formula which the inventor Cornelius l.
Chez senan. M. d., Of New York. has for twenty
years Used successfully in an extended private
prnctice-zimnediatety relieve, without panal dis,
tnrbances Of the periodical dischnrge whether ari
sing from relaxation or suppression q Fhey act
like chaem areneving the pains that aceo,npaas
nv difficult Dir nlnlodernte menstTu st0n, and are
the only safe and reliable remedy for Fushes, Sick
Headaches Pains in the Is9ias, Back and Sides
Pa Ipijatien of the tIeart. Nervous aremors, Hys.
teries, Spasms Broken sleepand other unpleasant
and dangerous effects OF an nnaturat condition Of
the sexual functions. In the worst cases OF Fluor
Aibus or Whites. they effect speedy cure. .'-'---
10 Wives and Matrons. .--ilr. tSheesefD an ilils
are offered as the only safe means OF renewing ins
terrupted mensr ation,s but iadIes must bear In
mind that on that very account, II taken w1entbe
interruption arises from naturahcauses, they will
inevitably proven the expected 9ventss his eau
Z ON is A BSOlU lEb N ECESSA Y sorspcbis
he tendency OF the Pills toafestere the original
functions the sexual organization, that teyin-
evila bly yarrestthe process fqgestation a "a
Explicit directions steting when and when they
should moi be- used, withaeach bex--the price One
Dollar each Box, conf aning irom 40 10 80 pulls. s
A valuable Pamphlet, to be had free of athe A.
gents. pile sent by mail promptly, by enclosing
price to- General Agent. Sold by Druggists geasr.
ally. sas .sesEsere ,,1,,pcla,N..e
General Agent lor the United States 4 canada.
IA sFs9sgs, q 20 Cedar st., New y York. n
Sold by Mclean & Sharp Cadizs Ohio asss b
Nov. % q60-lyn ess Essss FEss sss ,sE5 "a a 81
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-05
Attn ofJu,y.

We are in favor OF hasinga big day in Cadz
on the coming 4th Of July. II has been sug-
gested TO us, that there be a meeting 0 citizens
generally, and also Of delegates from the diff
ferent Military Companies in the county, held
in The Court House in Gaiiz on Wednesday,
June 10, 1851 at1 r. NJ. 10 make the neces
sary arrangements. It is time thr fires of'7G
were rekindled, and let Harrison county ceie
brate the day in an appropriate manner. a,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-05
O1-Tn the 18th district, Judge 5. T. wonr

.0t~In the 18th district. Judge s. T. Wor-
cester has been elected to gil Sherman's vacan.
cey BY 1000 majority. He.is regular dyed in
the-wool abolitionist." His opponent was
Gen Mclaughlin, now one Of the Captains in
the End Ohio Regiment at Washington City,
and fighting the battles Of his country. II
these Yankee Western Reserve additions were
anything else but traitors to their government,
no party candidates would have been nominate
ed but Gen. Mclaughlin, or some other good
Union man who is willing to defend his nations
flag, wonld have been elected. As it is, an Of
fee holding higher law abolitionist Is elected to
Congress. 1t is not popular to voluteer to de-
lend your country on the Western Reserve, as
Is shown by the very few companies that trai
torous negro loving region has turned out
And the few volunteers from the Western Re-
serve that are defending their country's fag
are nine tenths Democrats. Is it any wonder
that black abolitionist was elected to Con-
gress over good Union man in that 'benight-
edn region. E rs 4a Ft.ls E%.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-05
Lease ofthc Ohio Canals.

On last Wednesday the Ohio Canals were
leased for ten years to Thomas Dugan, Kent
Jaryis. A. Medbury, 7. Brown, Thomas Moore,
W. t. jackson and Joseph Cooper. They pay
S20075 per annum; mi-annually in advance.
For ten years the Canals will be out Of the
hands of the State. se sse5 sg ass&
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-05
N A. Gre:,f Ylctnry.

Hon, r. A.. Harrison, independent Union
candidate for Congress 10 the 7lh district ofthis
State, to fill the vacancy occasioned BY the
resignation Of Tom Corwin, has been elected
bysome 600 majority over Aaron Harlan, the
regular abolition black republican, caucus nom
nee. The district usually gives about 5000
republican majority. y,syasgs ss. n a.3rs~.s T.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-05

Orwe are pleased 70 learn that our friend
Phillip sDonahue was admitted to the Bar at
the late term ofthe District Court at CArollton.
Mr.. D. has been q close student or fMr. Estep's
during the past two years, and we know that
he ID well qualified for the important position.
be has assumed. weasp pleased tolearn that
le intends to put his Ashinge'' out in this place
May SUCCESS attend him, ~, ss,g,,s y Ss,ass r.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-05

. OF Persons who desire to raise bees are re-
.fsrred to the advertisements Of Mr.. Phipps, Of
Smyrna, in another column. This hive is re-,
commended as tho very thing for Bees. .s'.'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-05

0SrHugh Maber, Of Chicago, has taken the
contract sf fhrnishipg fresh beef for the entire
army, At the followibs rases.--D Delivered in
HGrisburgh, II $3.50 per hundred slbs,s Il
Washington City, $3.50 perhundrsd ibss y ssis
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-05

0-Some six or seven persons volunteered
for three years in the Cadiz Guards at the pa
radea in Smitbfield on last Saturday. Lieut..
Conwell and Mr.. Bingham were present.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-05
Renby Nlmfae Clothing

is mnde up in the handsomest manner out Of the
latest style OF goods. NV goods were purchased
in New York when goods were selling at panic
prices, and have no hesitation In saying, and
say ng it boldly, they are from IS to 90 per cent.
cheaper than ever before offered In this market
THE decIar alton will be denied by many cornpet'
itors but painful a. it may be ntlemen ypn
selI soo1s cheaper than any otlIer esfablishmenl
IN this town, md challenge them, one and all,
to comparison Of priees.
Finally, have spoken. He that hears let ,aem
hear 80 make grand rush for J BriIles' Cloth
ing and Gents Furnishing Store, near Brown &
McCoftnick's
5Cadiz, April II, 1861 J. BRfLLES.
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For nov is the winter Of our discomfort made
glorious summer by the larges.. cheapest, and by
far the most brilliant stock of Ready Made Cloth
ing ever offered in this town Hope to Id fatter
ing tale but never dreamed Of the Orices at whirh
I am now offering goods. Some men love to roam
but they seek no furt- er after hearing OF the pr
ces at my 81 tore. lhave everything that desi-
rqbe and necessary for Gen tiemens Wear at the
lowest market nfices Nv atock of
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for white beans. Farmers plant large quanti-
ties OF them, .nrs
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An 1NTEaEsrfSe AND PATRIOTIC PLACE
AT all times Of day and in the sssning i IS
pleasant to dropint Hanns's Book store. You
are we'll received and will be pleased with the
arrangement Of things His fresh stock Of
Books. Stationery, &c, has been recsived and
Is selling at much reduced rates. This patri-
otc establishment especially running just now
on the Union question, He is selling largo
quantities of Union papers and envelopes,
shields, badges and pins. and has on hand oil
kinds Of military books, drums, flies, &c. Mil
itary maps Of the United States. with all The
forts and strategetic points laid down. Amer
lean flags from ten cents up.
Hanna is satifed that be excels in another
speciahty-that of paper hangngs, window
shades. trimmings. &c. Housekeepers please
make note Of this. We advise all to visit this
emporium before making purchases elsewhere.