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YranANn, Mon. Jan. IA, 1861.
IRON he Esaminer, NORFOLK, Va!
Brom Ire Examiner, Nogolk, Va.

Uephalc Pills accomplish the object for which they
Esre made, viz: Cure Of headache In all It's forms
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An Act to equalize Wharfage
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the City Council o.
Nashville, That all laws discriminating in favor Of
daily, weekly and tr.weekly packets, be, and the
same hereby repealed and that all bosts be re-
quired TO pay the regular rate Of wharfage.
Attest X. D CiirssATna5i, mayor,
c. NJ HAYS, Recorder.
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BEyEMY, Mass, Dec. IL, 1850.

BEyEuY, Mass, Dec. IL 1850.
II q. SPALDmG, Esq,
wish for some circulars large show bills TO bring
your Cephaiio pills mefe particularly before my cuso
mers IL you have anything Of the kind please send
tome
one OF my customers, who is subject 10 severe Sick
Headache usually lasting I've days) cured Of an
aiaok IN one hour By your Pills which sent her.
Respectfully yours,
W. 3 WILKES.
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Board Wanted,

IN A PRIVATE FAMILY or BOARDING HOUSE iOr
/ a gentleman, wife, aud two children from viz
gina. Address or appiy t0
apr9-2i' EDWIN, rENDLEJS q co.
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RxYNo1D BURG, FRASELH 90, omo,
January @, 1861.


January Q, 1861.
HESaV Q. SPAIDNd,
No. as Cedar st., N. Y,
Dear Sir.
Inoloaed lnd twenty-five cents (25 } for which sem
box OF UCsphalic Pills" Send 10 address Of Rev. VIM
q. Filler Reynodsburg, Franklin Co., Ohio.
Y0aT l'ilis ig0rk Ike q chGTnl--cure headgrs Q
100 .sssteElsr truly you're, WIN. Q. FILLER
YPsnANu MICH, Jan. Ia, 1851.
Nm, SFAIDuN0,
Sirl
Not long since ! sent 20 you for a box Of Cephd
Pills for tho Cure Of the Nervous Headache and COST
ness and received the same, and they had so good
eject that TtDds induced 10 send for Riore
Please send by return mail Direct 70
A. X. WHEELER,
Ypsilant, Mich.
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REXAOVAA.
nEAsLEY s. RUTH.

.EAELAN g 10 IN9
No. H. DeadericE Sirsrt, RdshUiIJs, Tenn, Ts5
door to Henderson Bros,
RE prepared 10 do ali kinds Of Painting Grainng,
"A Marbleing and Paper Hanging, at prices 70 suit
the times hpeoO-u'
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An Act to amend the Revenue Laws Of the City.

An Act to amend the Revenue Laws Of the City.
SECrIoN 1. Be 1t enacted by tine City Council %
Nashville, That all merchants whether selling goods
wares or merchandise on their own account, or on
commission, shall, when hes she or they procure IL
cerse, and at each renewal render written state
ment of the amount purchased TO sell on own account
and also separate written statement Of the gross
amount Of sales made on commission for others
which statement shall be in every case sworn to be
ore the Recorder and filed away for future reference
All articles taxable.by the State laws in the hands
Of the merchants to be taxable under the city laws.
And no person shall be allowed to sell such taxable
articles on commission, unless he she or they shall
have first taken out license as commission merchant
under penalty Of fifty dollars for each offence.
Approved March, IA, 1862.
r. B. CHEATHAM,
Attest Mayor
c. M. HAYS, Recorder .
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BILLIE vERNoN, OHIo, Jan. 10, 1851.
HrsaY O. SPALDIN0, EsQ.
Please find enclosed twenty-five cents, for which
send me another box Of your Cephalc Pills They
truly the best haze eUer tried
threat A SLOWER, p. NJ
Belle Vernon, WyandOt Co, .,
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y,,m ne Rana,Ohe VALLEY star, Kana'oAa, Va.

Wa are sure that persons suffering Win tue heAu
ache who Try thom viii stick 20 them
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MN, as Southua PAN Fadsr, Ne9 organs, La'
Nv them YOU that are afflicted, and we are sure
80 o,,r testnony can be added 20 the already nu-
as,s 40 mat has received OeneaG tha' 90 olaef
med 'rIl DC eau produce
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SPRUos CREEk, HUSuSGroN Co., Pa, /
Il. Q. SPALDEG. January IL, 1901.
Sir:
You will please send me two boxes Of your &c.
phAlic PillB Send them Immediately
Respectfully yours,
JNO B. SIMONS
r. ST. haze used one boa Of your Piils, and find
'hsrn eDcelIent
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DeceaSed Soldiers.

We learned on yesterday, from Capt. Shu
man, OF Company f. First Virginia Cavalry
that two Of his men had died within the two
weeks last past, Mr.. Henry Shroud, of I'm.
iontown, Pa, and Mr.. James A. Pittenger
formerly of Carroll county, Ohio. They both
died OF Pneumonia, at Clarksburgh, Va
There were some four months pay due them
from the Government, and some effects
which the friends of the deceased, can have
arranged and secured by addressing Captain
Shuman, either at Clarksburgh, Va, or this
city,-Steub. Herald
One OF the young men, Mr.. James A. Pit
tenger, whose death is mentioned in the a.
bove has i.nany relatives and acquaintances in
this county, and is a cousin OF one of the
compositors in this office. His parents re-
side near Perrysvile, 'arroll county, Ohio, in
which county he has also great number o
friends and connections, who will deeply
mourn his early death. He has passed away
from the cares and battles of earth, a,d il
now sleeping the sleep of death far from the
scenes Of his childhood's home. May the
grass grow green Ger his grave, as if to mark
the spot where the patriot rests.
"Soldier rest thy warfare-s DER,
Sleep the sleep that knows no breaking,
Dream of battle fields no more
Days of danger, nights OF waking"
-Cadiz Republican. ~
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Horse Thief Caught.

In last weeks paper we stated that three
valuable mares had been stolen from the sta
BILE Of Mr.. II. Pennington, of this place, and
that stranger was suspected Of being the
thief. On last Friday Mr.. P. succeeded in
capturing this individual at Greenville, a
town about SO miles east Of Washington, Pa.
Papers iound.upon his person show that his
name is Charles Austin, of Wyoming county,
Pa I4q III e8REt
Austin has more boldness than shrewdness.
At 1Greenville he traded of. the mares, and
afterward crossed the Monongahela River
and Travelled some distance east and then re-
turned to- the river. The person with whom
he traded became suspicious and had him
arrested and confined in Greenyille, with the
understanding that if the horses we're moi
identified in two days he was to be released
lie however succeeded in getting one of the
horses and was making his way across the
river, when an officer discovered him and
called the boatman back. st.s.}
Mr.. Pennington arrived about two hours
before the expiration OF the time when Aus
tin was to be released, and took charge o.
the thief and horses. ...s 7
Austin is now in our county jail.--&
Cldirsville Gazette, March 49,. f.g
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Terrible Casualty.

ELISHA LEWIS. . citizen Of Archer town.
ship, this county, was run over by the cars
on last Monday evening, about mile from
Cadiz, near the residence Of Mr.. Jacob Cas-
sell, and instantly killed--the wheels Of the
locomotive and passenger car passing over
his breast. The pilot OF the COW catcher,
ID It's efforts to remove him from the track,
maugled bis face and head terribly. He was
not discovered until the engine was thrown
from the track by his body E, He had been
in town until late hour in the evening, and
while on his way home, it is supposed he fell
into small ditch, near the crossing, with
his body over the rail. where be met his un-
timely fate. No censure can be cast upon
any officer of the road, as the train was just
emerging from ! cut and on sharp curve
whom the accident occurred, and il would
have been impossible to have stopped the
train had he bean seen, and had IL been
MONDAY. al45.fa ff8 *slaa
MrsLawis; leaves wife and, we believe
but one child 10 mourn his loss. laa NJ
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LATEST NEWSI

CAIRO, March 16.-The rebels on Island
No. 19 are in a very strong position. Over
forty. six guns have been counted. Eight OF
our mortars shslled the Rebel battery above
the Island to-day, compelling the rebels TO
leave ther posts several times, they again re-
turning. The rebels fired with only two
guns. No difficulty was experienced what
ever for the shells to reach the Island. Gen.
Pope sent dispatches to Com. Foote saving
his heavy guns command the river SO that
neither steamer nor gnn boats of the enemy
could pass.
Firing was heard in the direction Of New
Madrid all day-supposed that the rebel gun
boats we're trying to force passage for seven
transports from near Island No. 10, which
together with an encampment large enough
to contain rs 600 men, were hemmed il.
CAIRo, March 7.--Com. Foote is shelIine
the rebels at Island No. 10; Gen. Pope's bat.
teries prevent their escape down the river
The rebels are said to be from $1,000 to TO-
600 strong. The rebel gunboats are under.
stood to be engaging Gen. Pope's batteries
ST.. LouIs, March 16.-A Savannah, Ten
nessee, dispatch to the Democrat SAYS that
the expedition up the Tennessee river has
nearly all arrived. 1t says that the feet
now on the Point, is proceeding further up
the river. The expedition is commanded by
Gen. G. F. Smith with Gems. Sherman, Nc
Cleruand, Hurlbnt and Wallace and division
commanders. The force is large and fully
able to conquer any army the rebels can
bring against it.
Gen. f. Grant is in command at Fort Nc
! Henry.
The enemy's force in this section, is var
iously estimated at from 10000 to 100000
Gen. Lew Wallace's division went to Pur-
dy, M'Nairy county yesterday, burned the
bridge and took up the track on the railroad
leading from Humboldt to Corinth, cutting
off Train heavily laden with troops, which
arrived while bridge was burning.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Senate
was four hours in executive session o.day
and confirmed the following nominations:
For Brigadier Generals of Volunteers--Msi.
VIM. F Barry, Chief Of Artillery, attached
to Gen. McClelan's staff; Willis A. German
ofMinnesota; Col. Schuyler Hamilton; Thos
L. Price, member Of Congress from Missouri
Major James w. Palmer, Fifth cavalry;
Lieut.. Col. w. H. Emroy Sixth cavalry;
Maj. Andrew j. Smith, Fifth cavalry; Mar.
Gus L. Patrick. New York: Isaac F. Quinby
New York, G. s. Ferry, OF Conn. Hiram G
Berry, OF Maine. The following Brigade
Surgeons, all OF Penn. have been confirmed
Jas. d. Straitbridge Il. D. Mccoy. George s.
Kemble, j. FL. Taylor. Geo. L. Pancoast, c..
F H. Campbell' F. II. Gross, Washington
F. Duff
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Bank Taxes.

Senator Welch has kindly furnished u;
with the report of the Judiciary committee o
the Senate, on memorial from this county,
in favor Of return, for county purposes, o
money received by taxation on the Cadiz
bank, which had been by misunderstanding
paid into the State instead OF county Treas
ury. The claim set up by Harrison county
against the State is for s2,s2s,26. ~
The committee, after q careful investiga
ton, have arrived at the conclusion that tht
claim is just and ought to be allowed and
paid, and have reported abill accordingly.-
Republican,. .a.., Il IN. ,,.. ~,
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TO w NsaIP MEETINGS.
AffenfinM. q ArCIaer!

The Democracy Of Archer township are
requested to meet at the house now occupied
by James Stone, Of said township. on Satur-
day, the 22d day Of March, 1862, at o'clock,
Pm. Of said day, for the purpose Of nomi.
mating Township Ticket, to be supported
atthe ensuing Spring election. Let there
30 a general turnout, BY ORDER
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Major. General Commanding,

THE Albany Eoening Journal tells
thisstory Of Buckner, the rebel general:
Gen. Buckner, in the course of q con.
yersation with distinguished gentle
men Of this city, unbosomed himself
with reference to thebastls of Bull Run,
as follows, "That battle was most
unfortunate thing for the South and a
most fortunate thing for the North"
.Nothing," said the great rebel, "has
more vexed me than the apathy Of the
Southern people. The effect Of the
battle referred to was to inspire the
southerners with a blind con fidence
and lull them into afalse security. The
effect upon the northerners, on the 9TH
er hand, was to arouse, madden and
exasperates 'la hua dzast--sssiA g ltSl !, AA9lT 4
ftv{i q e s84g5st s---' Z ~ -, ,rg-r-r--
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Greene T,ownsy,in.

The Democracy Of Greene township are
requested TO meet At the'usual place Of bold,
ingelections IN said township, on Thursday,
March 81. 1852, at o'clock, P. M, for the
purpose Of nominating township ticket, 10
Unsupported by the voters Of the township
on the first Monday Of April next.
By ORDER.
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6rArthur's Home Magazine for April is
on our table. Arthur publishes good mag
azine. and we should be pleased to see it have
general circulation among our readers
Terms 50 per annum; four copies, one year
IS. Address 4. s. Arthur & Co., 1923 Wal
nut street, Philadelphia.
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For the Sen tinel.
T OE
Scientific.

p& Scientific.
In No. 80, OF the Sentinel, I gave gener-
al rule for the solution of all mathematical
problems similar to the one submitted in No.
80. Now, w. A. requests me TO give "the
sohy and the aoherefre of each step" OF said
rule. This, at the present time, decline
doing--not on account Of any unwillingness
to do SO, but for the following reasons:--.
!, The problem is purely algebraic, and
cannot be solved by any arithmetic analysis
g. An algebraic demonstration Of the rule
could not be published for lack Of appropri
ate type.
To obviate the last named difficulty,
suggest that the teachers OF Harrison County
contribute something toward procuring suf
ficient amount Of mathematical type to ena.
BILE Mr.. Allen to publish all such commnni
cations in scientific style. This would b.
doing cheap favor for themselves. Ant
since Mr.. Allen has generously opened hi
columns to scientific department. thus civ,
ing teachers a rare opportunity Tor mutua
improvement, every true teacher who does
not take the Sentinel should Immediately
subscribe for 1t; for this would be doing bu
simple justice to the editor.
! might, however, demonstrate the rule al
luded to, by giving special signiAcations to
few type that belong to every font; but |
would give the compositor so much troubl,
thatl will not attempt it, unless the editor
| is paid in advance, with at least ten new sub
scribers from our ranks. Then, | will no
only undertake the above task, but any 9th
sr that my fellow teachers may see ft 70 i'm
ose-proYided, i am able TO accomplish it
tab.
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GyRoBr. BAXTER, of Capt Hildt's CO.
3oth regt.. was brought home TO New Cum
berland last week and buried. About No
vember last he was wounded while on picket
duty ia Western Va, from which he died.
Mr.. B. leaves q vile and family.--Ne,0 Phi.
Dem. March II.
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Lieutenant Cady starts for Camp Den
nison on to-morrow Thursday morning, in
TIE 6 A. M. train. He has splendid cornpa
ny. We earnestly wish them great success
in putting down the present rebellion. They
are attached TO the SID Regiment.
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BIZ oRDEn.
CadIz Tow saslhsp.

The Democracy and I'll other original o.
nion Men in Cadiz township. are requested
tomeet at the Court House IN Cadis On Sat.
uTday, March %, 1862. At 2 o'clock. y. N. l.
icr rthe purpose Of nominating q township
ticket. Turn out BY ORDER
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AN EXHIBIT

nt the exact amount Of money existing in
" the Treasury Of Harrison County, ohio
on the 2Sth day Of February, 1862 made in
conformity TO the I'd Section of an act to amend
sections 6, Is, 25 and 81 of the act en- led ian
act to further provide for the better regulation
of the receipt, disbursement and safe keeping
of the public revenue" passed April 18th, 1858
passed April 5th, 1859, to.wit:
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6rThe annual contest between the JET
ierson and Philo Societies. OF Frsnklin Col
lege, New Athens, Ohio, will take place on
Wednesday, March, 20, 1862, at s o'clock,
p. III,
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1.ARElE:;IElIo. a {;

AK Washington Hail, Steubenvills, March
18th 1862. by the Rey. A M Reid, OF the
Seminary, Mr.. SAMUEL CoPEIAND, OF Har-
rison county and Miss MARx 10. RALsTos, ol
Jefferson county. as
On the 22d ult., by Rev. n. Heberiing, MIR.
JAAEsT, Luxe md Mise EI,zAsETH r,
WATsoN.iEN asilaBa sssasaa .ssh mssss
~ 4 ~ - w.
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61rJamss B. Steadman, Colonel OF the
14th Ohio, and A. s. Piatt, formerly Colonel
Of the 18th Ohio, have been nominated to the
Senate as Brigadier Generals.
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TO zTi

On Monday, March IL, between this Office
and ths residence of the editor Of the Senti.
ma, or some place in town, . lady'sp pOrtn'O".
nis containing between twenty and thirty
dollars, (sxact sum not known. Any person
finding the above and leaving it at this Office
will be literally rewarded.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-03-19

OFT. b. Hoffman, Of Lieut.. Elrick's com
pany. left on Tuesday morn ing, for Camp
Chase, at Columbus, with some rs men for
the 69th Regiment. May success attend
them, ~" ago. s"'a
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~ sserY,e 1, J, no yynship.

The Democracy Of German township viii
please meet 1t the Gadiz Junction on Satur
day. april 5, 1862, at,l o'clock P. NJ, ior
the purpose ofnominatlng township ticket
Turn out one and all.
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or Court is now in session in Steubenvills,
Judge McIlvaine presiding. The Steuben-
Vile Herald speaks we'll of the new Judge.
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6TMrs. HITCHCOCK, wife Of Samuel
Hitchcock, Esq, OF this township, was buried
on last Friday.
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or Sheriff Magee, accompanied by samu-
el Knox, Esx., started with the negro Brad
ley for the Penitentiary on last Wednesday
evening.
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sIMPupES q. get . job Of printing
done ont otiths county, and then ask the
County papers to publish y n them, trse
gratis Tor nothing yagaa
Te2t at sss ssA Sto1 slhr9
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er0ur Pittsburgh Paper, (the POst,) Q
last week did not contain the Allegheny Cat.
tie Market. asF
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oTGodey's Lady's Book for April has
been received. It is an excellent number.
fully equal TO its predecessors. For sale by
Hanna. a 8 & aaE HH&
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GrWe are under obligations to Hon. j. A.
Bingham, n. Harrison. j. R. Morris and 9TH
ers, for valuable Congressional Documents
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Horse and sale Bills.

We are prepared TO execute any OF the
shove kind Of work, on reasonable terms
and at short notice.
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.rsacoR lossARB a. GO.,py

Desiressus % say all persons indebted to
them. that they must call immediately and
pay what they owe them. as they wish togo
Eastina few days to purchase new stock
OF goods. u. q ...,~ .,.a,s..sa
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

yC'HE Commissioners Of Harriso n County will
receive propo sails Tor the building of a
Bridge over Laurel Creek, near Leonard Stark 3
3k miles West Of Tippecanoe, in Washington
township, in said county and will attend at the
said. Leonard Slarks, on Saturday, thu 29th day
of March, 1862, at II O'Clock, A. M, for the
purpose Of receiving said proposals.
, JACKSON CR0SKEY,
s CHARLES WELLS,
e JAS. J.. BILLiNGSLEY,
March IL, 1862. Commissioners
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.

NITOULD respectfully inform his old CUSTOM
w ers and the public generally, that he
has on b and large stock and general sssoft-
ment of Saddles, Harness, &C., consisting il
part OF full-quilted and plain skaters, quilted
hoGd cover and plain ha'f-Spanish and fall.
backs, quilted and plain seated, brass and wood
horn. demipeaks, plain and quilted seat, low
cintle English trotting saddles. Also yari.
ETY. Of styles Of side saddles, with short and
extended quilted knee springs, hoop and back
springs, silver colored. russell bue. and black
snameled leather gu itet and plain pushed
seats. He has also on hand several sets OF ex.
ira fine silver mounted carriage and buggy
harness, strong yankee team harness, saddle
bags, collars, hallers, brides and martngales of
most every description. Carriage, Buggy and
Riding Whips of the finest quality; in fact
mosl everything usually kept in a s.dd Ter
shop. He deems it unnecessary to puff and
blow or let off gass about the material or
workmanship of his work, as it will recon-
mend itself to those who are judges or who
use it Thankfal for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received, he hopes bv strict at.
tention to bnsinsss and selling good work at a
reasonable price, to merit continuance of the
same. Shop third door North of McFadden's
store, Cadiz, Ohio.
Feb. Is, l660-lYr
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(,tEPHALIC PILLS, an intailinle cure ios
~ Head Ache, for sale by:: ~ ..gl .sgls
atat sals ,aa.aal5w br.s y JOHN BEALlA a
1sfSri ghf .Alf1 ,lsRf .saa
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Religious Notice.

There will be preaching m The DisciPe'
Meeting House, Csdiz, every other Lords as asy
morning aud evening, BY the Pastor 1'oe'
. p g. toEEs.
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yoLUDrE rwENTx-NINEl
a Wurg or rHR r
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WI HI'TE flint Hominy--a superior article at
wv the Corner Grocery" 5 I'D +