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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-12

-@saWe copy the following item in rcla-
ton to the death of Mrs John Cope, OF
Greene township, from the Cadiz lepubli
can Of last week
SAD.-Sam'l Cope, son of John Core. Of
Greene township, this county, died at Camp
Chase, on last Saturday. His mother who
went to nurse him, died on Sunday and the
remains of both were brought home to-day
Monday for burial, This is indeed sad
affection.
The Ohio State Journal of last Friday
has the following paragraph on the same
subject:
SUDDEN DEATT-CopE's BoUNTY. In
our Tuesday mornings issue We chronic!ed
the sudden death, at the National Hotel on
Sunday last, of Mrs Eliza Cope, which was
produced, as we have since asc1rtained, by
the tldings Of the death of her son. Samuel
Cope, at Camp Chase Ho:pital 1t will he
OF interest to the friends OF the deceased to
learn that, during his illness. he assigned
his bounty over to Pay Agent ". II. vii
hams, Of this city, in favor of John Cope,
who can obtain the money by making appIi-
cation in due form to Mr.. Williams.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-12

D6G>The Democracy of Athens and Ar.
cher townships had no opposition.
The Democracy of Stock, German and
,Rumley elected their, tickets. 40
In Cadiz township the Republicans had
no opposition -, -
d, In Monroe township part of each tickot
was elected.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-12

MERIT will not go rinrewarded, though
oftentimes justice may seem to be tardy.- -
Lin the case Of DR. d. H. Seelye, who dis
covered the Liquid Catarrh Remedy which
has. cured thosuands who had almost given
up hope of cure, it has been thus; but dur
ing the last year in the unprecedented
amount of sales to inhabitants of nearly
every cline do the people acknowledge the
yaluo Of his long study and great learning.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-12
BEAVER Female seminary.

The Pittsburgh Christian AdUooate thu.
speaks Of this popular institution, which is
now being SO hberally patroniEed BY the cit
iz-ns of this vicinity:
CONCERT AT BEAVER fEHINkRY. .-Ths
concert given at the Beaver Seminary
Rev. X. I. Taylor Son last Wednesday
evening, being the close of the winter term.
was the most successful thing of the Kind
ever given there. The programme eonsis-
ted of q selection of choice instrumental pie-
ces, songs, Ducts, &c, some of much diff
Guilty, both in execution and expression
The young ladies acquitted themselves in
the most credltable manner; showing plainly
the excellent instruction they had been re-
celving, and how perseyeringly they had
practlsed. Mrs Taylor has reason TO feel
proud of the success that has attended her
labOrs with the music class. Towards the
close OF the performance, Prof BaSsler,
who happened to be present, sang, by re-
guest of the audience, the bridge of
Sighs, This charming song he rendered
in the most touching manner, filling the
church with the sweet, clear tones of his
fine tenor voice, Mr., TpylOr intends to make
specially Of the music department of his
school, and has secured the services of Prof
Bass!eri who will take entire charge of that
department on the opening of the next
term, commencing March 2& The capacity
of the Seminary is now largely increased by
the erection of new building and the pur-
chase Of another 50 that sufficient ACCOM-
modationS are now provided for over 40
pupils. Parents having children TO educate
would do well to consider the advantages
that Mr., Taylor's Seminary offers, which
they will find exhibited at length in his ad-
Eertleement in another cnlnn Il.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-12

sa~Frank Hatton, of Company c, 9Sth
Ohio, arrived at home a few days since in
good health. He has gone to Columbus to
be mustered in as Seond Lieutenant in one
of theme regiments. - ..it
Albert Boggs Of the signal Corps, arrived
ut the SAME time. He is in the enjoyment
Of excellent health, and looks as if soldering
agreed with him. ~ -
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-12

~E&sa Messrs. H. s. McFadden, r. J.
Brown, }. Brilles and G. c. Brown have
gone Fast for new goods When they re-
turn goods will be sold cheaper in Cadiz than
they have been fer i ng time.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-12

s@-The following are the borough Off
GERS Of the town of, Cadiz for the ensuing
year. Mayor, G. N. Allen; Recorder. j. o.
Thomas; Council, II. II. Harrison, VIM.
Adams, VIM. Knox, B. IL Kennedy, Sam
ucl George, Jr.
~. Tho appointments Of the council will be
announced next wick.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-12

G9aWe regret to learn that Sergeant
Robert Mcllravy, of company G, l26th
Ohio was killed in the hattie before Peters
bur5h. There were no be ter soldier than
Rolhrt Mcllravy.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-12

RsSeBingham denounced the New York
Tribune in a speech made by him in Column
bus on last Wednesday night. See Cincin.
stati Gazette of April 6, and the Cadiz Sea-
gtne5 next week.
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-asaOn the last column, first page of to-
day $ paper, will be found two interesting
comnunications--one frou Captain Norris,
and the other resolutions in relation to the
death OF 4 soldier.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-12

SMALL Pox.--Wc undcrstsHd that this
loathsome disease is in some parts of this
county, Every person should see to it that
they, their relatives and friends are vacci-
mated at once.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-12

RSIhere will be n State Sheep Shearing
at Newark, Licking County, Ohio, on Tues
day and Wednesday, May 10 and II. We
will give full particulars in next weeks Sen
aeaael. ,:.,<,t,.., -. ~
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-12

ssY- Lieut.. Andrew Smith, of the ISOth
Ohio, has been promoted to aCaptaincy in
that regiment. Success to you, Captain.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-12

nsa~The Railroad from Washington City
to Richmond is to be opened as soon as it
can possibly be done.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-12
CLEANSE THE BLOOD.

y. "TT'H oorr apt,
S&A 8tsosd<ed or
SH ~ sltiEtst4 Blood, yoa
w are sick All over. II
.l=[A may burst Ossin pinl-
~ 1AA T,k pies, or sOreS. or n
@NHkZGtS some active diseoe7,,
%N or it Inay merely keep
N=vOu listless depressed
s.S ,lk and good for nothing.
Y &E2 W. Blt yeu canDot have
SIX 81 3zrzllSS good health while
yogf s.i, sloos g is i;npgTs; ,'';:
sszEszf:zSS ;,t.rgss out tEese inn
'---S5sz7>'-- hates ih., organs Of life
into vigorous action, Restoring tAs health
and cxpelling disease. Hence IL rapidly
cures a variety of complaints which sFe cau-
scd by impUrfty OF the blood, such as Scrof-
ula, or Kings Evil, Tuno:., Ulcers, Sores,
ruptions, Pimples, Blotches, Boiis, St. An
thony Fire, Rose or Erysipesas, letter OF
Salt Rheum, Seald He'd, Ring Worm, Can
Ger or Cancerous Tumors, Sore Eyes, Fe-
male Diseases. such as Retention, Irregular
ity, Suppression, Whites, SteTiiity. also sy-
philis or Vencreal Diseases, Liver Coin
plants end Heart Diseases. Try AYEk's
SARsAPA PARILLA, and see ycF yourself the
surprising activity with which il c,eanses the
blood and cures these disorders.
During late years the public have been
misleJ by iarge bottles, pretending 10 g;vea
quart of Extract of Sarsaparilla, foroHs dol
lar. Most Of these have been frauds upon
the sick, for they not only coutaia Etste, II
any, SarsaparilIa, but often no curative
properties whatever. Hence, bitter disap-
pUintment has followed the trse Of tEo NaTi-
Gus extracts of Sarsaparilla which flood ths
market, until the name itself las become
synonymous with imposition and cheat
Still we call this compound "SaIsaparilla,"
and intend to supply such rt nledy as shall
rescue the name from the load Of obloquy
which rests upon 1t. We think we hare
ground for believing it has virtues which
are irresistible by the ordinary run Of dis
eases it is intended To cure. We can cEly
assure the sick that we offer them the best
alternative which we know how 70 produce,
and we have reason to believe, II is BY far the
most etiectual purifier of the blood yet dls-
covered by any body. --. -:
AYERS CHERRY FEoToRAL is so uIliyer-
sGDy known TO surpass oyery other remedy
FOR The cure OF Coughs, to!Gs, .Itiucnsr,
HOdi$theSs, Group, BronrhitfS, incipieas
Loi8tinpttoh, and for the relief Of f'onsiiIrp1
tive patients in advanced stages &. ;he dis
ease, that ii is useless here to recount tile ey-
!dence Of its virtues. The world knows
them.
Prepared by J. C. AVER 4 co, Lowell,
Mass, and sold by J. BEALI., III. Me-
BEAN and SHARP Il co, Cadiz and by
dealers everywhere. mar. J. '65.-2m
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R. lEz LHT % " -.

The CADIz SENTtHEL Printing Office
has beea Removed to the second story Of
Brown 5 bri3; ls,ikling, on Market street,
over Browns Gp,hing Store, where we
shall be happy at all times to see our friends
and patrons; and will he prepared to re-
'ceive all the 'Greenbacks'' tl,at is due us
from our patrons insert all the ADVERTISE
metIts, and print all the job Work we may
be favored with. Call i'll and see us when
you come to town. Entlace between
Browns Dry Goods store and Browns
Clothing Store. ...... t.........
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-12

s@-Eerguson has taken his old sta nd on
Main street. There is no better man to keen
confectionery than Sam Ferguson.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-12

Ma Don't forget the great stock sale'o'
w. II. Ladd, near Richmond, Jefferson
county, en- today "Wednesday
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-12

THE next term of Franklin College will
commence on Monday, May |, 1865.
By OJdr Of the Board
ncarBy the above it will be seen that this
old institution located at New Athens, this
county, will commence its next term on
Monday, May !, 1865.
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Attachment.

Samuel l.. Potts, Before Thomas Moore,
against J. =, of German town.
William II. Clifton chip, Har. Co. o.
Am tho llth day of March, A. D. 1896
~ said Justice of tho Peace issued an
order of Attachment in the above action,
for the sum of ninety-five dollars.
March %, 1S55-N
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TO TOWNSHIP


A s s H s 8 Q r s.
THE several Township Assessors Of Har-
L rison County, Ohio, elected on the first
Monday in April, lS6j, are hereby notified
to meet (unlcss otherwise dirccted), at the
Auditors Office in Cadiz on the 18th day
Of April, 1865, for the purpose of receiving
the Blanks, Return Books and Instructions
for the assessment of the personal property
0: said County.
The Assessors are, also, at the time of
meeting required to produce to the Auditor
from their respective Township Clerks
certificates Of their Election, and of having
given bond, and taken the oath of OIiice
as required by law.
W. II. MCCOY,
Auditor.
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GU RE w A. RIH 4 MT ID
If DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
%Q-CaII for n Circular Describing
all nSynIPtOms.-gsG i

SYMPTOMS:
The symptoms Of Catarrh as they general
ly appear are Gt first very slight. Persons
hnd they have cold, that they have fire.
quent attacks, and are more sensitive 10 the
changes of Temperature. In this condition
theuose may be dry, or u slight Discharge.
thin and acrid, afterwards becoming thick
and adhesive. As the disease becomes
chronic, the discharges are increased in
quantity and changed in quality; they are
now thick and heavy and are hawkcd or
coughed OF. The secretions are offensive
ca,lsing bad breath; the voice is thick and
nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense of the
smell is lessencd or destroyed; dcnfness fire.
quently takes place. Another common and
important symptom of Catarrh Is; that the
person is obliged tO clear his throat in the
morning of thick or Shiny mucus, which
has fallen down from the head during the
night. When this takes place the person
may be sure chat his disease is on It's way
10 the lungs. and should lose no time in ar
resting it.
The abors are b@ yfc,r Of the many Catarrh
Symphonies.
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GoLDsBoRo, n. c.,
March o5 1863

IUTgPWTI HNIH OTIIV,
n. Bile will be sent home as soon as
it is thought safe for him to travel, which
Will probably be from four to six weeks.
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PUBLIC
PRAYER MEETING.

We desire that the citizens Of Cadiz,
without regard to sect or party, should meet
at the Presbyterian Church in Cadiz this
tMondayl evening, April 10 at : p. NJ, for
the purpose Of returning thanks to God for
the cheering news received this day.
=. WIN, NJ, GRIMES,
-f8 j. NJ. CARR.
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TIE GTHMONHAI

Il Single BoURc wW last a Monih-to Be
WStd hre' times day.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-01
to Mile G., mentioning tie name of a

to Mile G, mentioning tie name of a
/ popular dancing girl at the grand
opera. ''By the way, show me some
rings, not too costly" He selected u
ring of $100 and placed it in the sugar
egg. Send that to Madame b."
giving his wife's name. He paid for
both articles, and trippcd with light
step to his club. What gives more
buoyancy than light conscience?
He dined at his club, played his accus-
toned games of whist, and about 10
O'Clock made his way TO the dancing
girls lodgings. She was loliing on her
sofa; she received him coldlv. He was
astonished, for after a man has made
q Partisan woman !: present of "a, 600
he has 4 right to expect not only II
coatin'1anc:,: but an increase of her
friendship. After abusing him soundly
for Il stingy fellow, she rang the bell
and her chamber-maid answered it.
She said to the latter, ''Cecile, show
your hand to Mr.. Mcanness.' Cccile,
with characteristic impudencc Of To-
rettc Abig;nls, thrust her hand in tlre
bankers face. He saw glitterins on it
the 500 ring he had selected for his
wife. The eI;,rc;ng girls bouGoir was
not rs agreeable that night SIS usual
H., abridged his visit. It was still
early III the evenings. tTe WAS ut loss
to know what to do DO with himself.
At last he .etermined to go home
He sat smoking in his sitting room
for some time, and then the thought
struck him, suppose pass the rest of
the evening with my wife? He rang
the bell. His body servant entered.
jean, is your mistress ut homer
eyes, sir. % 600 ask if she will do me
the honor Of receiving me this even
ing?" While the servant was gone on
this GRAND, he arranged his dress :.
little, and upon his wite's affirmative
answer, he went to her rooms SEe
received him with open arms, eycl;lim-
ing. "1ou wo.ld run me crazy to-day.
l have never seen {, bracelet which
suited better my taste; ouyht I not
upbr:.id yoll for cStr.vagancc? No, I
am too delighted to utter one word of
rcproach." She threw her arms around
his neck. They sat side by side on
the sofa. and the banker found the
contrast between the refined, educated
Sentlewonan and the vulgar, ,mcdu-
Gated, ga1I'et-boru, kitchen-hrcd dane
ing Gi1l delightful. Hours flew 10y.
The next day he broke with the dane:
ing girl, and he has since declared he
never knew what happiness Was u.liil
Easter iIvt
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By the Provisional Governor of the
State Of South Carolina
A PR 0C l. A N A TITO N I!

w WHEREAs His Excellency President
w johnson has issued his proclama-
ton. appointing me (Benjam min F. Perry)
Provisional Governor in and for the State
of'South Carolina. with power to prescribe
such rules and regulations as may be ne
cessary and proper for convening Con
vention of the State. composed OF dele.
gates to be chosen by that portion of the
people of sad State who are loyal to the
United States, for the purpose of altering
or amending the Constitution thereof; and
with authority to exercise within the
limits of the State ali the powers neces.
ssry and proper to enable such loyal peo-
Pile to restore said State to it's constitu-
tional relations to the Federal Govern
ment, and to present such Republican
form of State Government as will entitle
the State 70 the guarantee Of the United
S:ateo therefor. aad its people to protec
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WoA1AN's SHARE or HAPPINESS

WoMA,l's SHARE Or HAppIHEss. -
B:t]sac, III ''EuSeuic Grlndct," saws:
In every situation woman has more
causcs,of grief than man, and suffers
moro than he. Man has his STRENGTH
and the exercise Of his power; he is
busy, goes about, occupies his attcn-
tion, thinks, looks forward to the
future and finds consolation in it: but
woman stays 1T home. remains face to
face with her soIr"w, from which
nothing distracts her: she dcsccnds to
the very depths OF the abyss it has
opened, measures it and often fills it
with her vows and tears. 70 feel. to
love, to suffer, to devote herself. Will
always be the text OF the lie Of wo-
man.
Thackrray recognizes the sentiment
fully in ''Vanity Fair::''
''Oh, YOU poor woman, oh. Won Door
secret martyrs and victims,- whose life
is a torture, who are stretched ION
racks i'll your bedrooms, and who law
your heads down on the block daily at
the drawlng-room table. Every man
who watches yorr pains, OF peers into
those dark places where the torture
IS administered to you, must pity You
and thank God that he has :. beard
Again:
Il know few things more affecting
than tlmorous debascmcnt and self
humiliation OF woman. How
she owns that it is she, and not the
man who is guilty! How she takes Ill
the faults on her side. How she
courts. IN IL manner, punishment for
the wrongs which she has not commit
ted, and persists in shielding the real
culprlt! 1t is those who iniure women
who get the most kindness from them.
They arc born timid and tyrants, " etc.
Then. when speaking Of the ease
with which women hide their feelings.
their patience, as compared with that
OF ,nen, Thackeray says in ''The New
comcs::'
''To coax, to Hattcr, and befo d
some one, is every woman'S business;
she is none if she declines this office.
But men are not provided with such
powers Of humbug or endurance.
They perish and pine away miscr-
ably when bored, and they shrink off
to the club or the public house for
comfort. -
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BOLLMA\Y BROTHERS

HAFE now on hand md are in weekly
IL receipt Of all grades REIN
SUGARS, bags of COFFEE, boxes Soap.
Starch. DC. Also. all grades of Tyson and
Young Hyson Teas. and every other arti-
Gle connect. ID with wholesale grocery.
Our senior partner is Residing at the
North for the present. and attending in
person to all our purchases, which are for
cash only. We assure our friends and
customers that we can and will do as we'll
by them as any other house in this city.
Cotton and all Country Produces will be
purchased at highest market prices, or
taken in exchange for groceries.
Charleston, S. c., July 90. wf3
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a NAUGHTY French Story.

Gamma, the Paris correspondent
Of the New Orleans Piu,vun,, gets off
the following very Frcnchy morceou
in one OF his late letters;
/ do not believe Easter eggs w,r,
ever more in vogue than now They
certainly were never SO costly. Il
this age, when machinery relieves n,-
turc of all her troubir, of course we
don't call on hens to furnish us with
eggs for Easter. An ostrich could not
provide us with eggs of the required
size; for we put into our eggs ga'mitue
0e chiNsenee-can you conceive ;tn egg
large enough to contain IL bronZed
clock and pair OF siZ- branched bronz-
ed candelabras! Velvet dresses contain
ing only thirty-six yards OF material, :
lace and trimmings to adorn it, and Il
mantle to match, Il diadem of dia-
of precious stones! All these objects
find place i'll our Easter egg. AS
the French arc. vain, everybody tries
to outshme his neighbor in the beau
ty and value of his present; at
last this present, originally % mere
tflf1e, represents now 81 considerable
amount Of money, and as nobody
would sue for love or affection in
fornto l2ouPeris, everybody is heavily
mnlcted. Yet expensive as thev are,
I have heard Of their doing some good
this year.
Easter Eve, Il wealthy banker went
to ono of the famous jewellers shops in
the Rue do Ia PaiN, and asked to look
1T some bracelets. As his face. was
familiar, the handsomest on hand were
shown to him, and he selected one
which cost $1,000. He put his visit
ing card in tie casket which contained
the Jewel, and ordered all to be placed
IL the great sugar egg-for our Easter
ens arc confcctiOners. ''5end that
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NEW GOODS

UST received and daily arriving. Lihe
= ral discounts made to wholesal
buyers:
LINEN. SHIRT COLLARS.
NECK. TIES. HOOP SKIRTS,
SHIkrINGS, L. c. lIANDkERCH'F5.
CORSETS, MELTON CLOTHS.
CAMBRIC, HEAD NETJS,
BROADCLOTH, NANSOOE,
Belts and Belt Ribbon, Comos,
Muslins, Buttons. plain and fancy,
brushes, Berage Wells, Huckaback,
Needles Ladies' Shoes, Sugar,
Table Cutlery, Pocket Knives.
MatkereI. Gents Shoes, Coffee,
Herring, Frerch Calf Skins, Tea,
Bacon. Raisius, Cheese, Syrup.
Currants, Pepper, Flavoring Extracts,
G,tron, Candy. Filters, Spice, Soap,
Hlacklng, Mustard, Tobacco.
Fruit and Vegetable Cans.
fairbanks Scales. all sizes.
a few doz. pairs superior SpectacIes.
JAMES G. GIBBEs,
Geheial Commission Merchant.
July %
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Eobexet Bryce

Ecb@~t Bryce
WILL renew, on and after the TWEEN
w TIETH OF JULY. that part Of his
former business, which embraced the sell
ing of GOODS or MERCHANDIZE and
COUNTRY PRODUCE on commission.
hi. long acquaintance with the business
and wants Of this community will give
him some advantages which shall tie used
to the benefit Of Iii. patrons. He has
associated with himself his son. JOHN
EDWARD, a1d tho new firm will be
known AS
ROBERT BRYCE 4 SON.
The undersigned beg leave to call atten-
toa 20 the above notice. and to state that
cte: will Re focnd near the old stard, cor
nar Of Msin and Hlanding streets. No. :
Rryces Range. where they will endeavor
tc g:-e their best attention to such busi-
acss as may be consigned to their care
ROBERT BRYCE & SON.
July Is swS~
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u a g 90 levin,
Auction and Commission Accent.

corner OF Plain and II ssenedly Streets,
WlLl. give particular attention to the
w disposal Of Real Estate. Cotton.
PROVISIONS and General Merchandise.
Will attend ito the sale of Furniture, &C.,
at any part of the city that owners may
require July 7 tl3
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The subscriber having purchased the
interest Of ELI kILLIAN in the above
firm the business will hereafter he con.
Gncted bv him in his own name. He
respectfully solicits share of public pa
tronage. F. W. WING.
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The subscriber takes pleasure in rccom-
mending his late partner, Mr.. i. w. Wing
to the support of the former patrons Of
The late firm Of Killan Il Wing. and of
the public generally. ELI KlLLIAN.
July % lar