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1 i." - ,n
tpM, U-s ll-em'Ht l.ja"-' U.e I.-l '. li -:'- l":
frctr K I"1 u"1 rt notr .i; tot tl,p
LoipbmrumfM from the litlyliia vigor-
ua.y continued upcn the 'rl t the qunr.
rniiine. ConsUniin Im been razed, and
the trntltm tower and bihrr work wero
demolikhed. The town was Mated lo be od
fite in tbice deient pine feritj it was evi-
dthH that fcVowitopo' cou.d r.ot hold cut
much lot gtr. According to one account
fcss.itit was to be mnde on the 2d or 3d
of Xcmniber. A telegraphic desp alch had
been published by a Greek House to tli
effect that the place had betn cnp'.ured. Al.
though WUevcdhymany,it r.quiii-s con
firmation. Telf graphic despatches pnbiiili
"cd la London on the morning of the 7th.
slate that tie tcn of i baMc-pol was in
ruins; thnl the French chasseurs killed al)
the mlilhnmcn who bowed themselves
nt the embrasures; that during n'ghl a
shower of balls was poured into the forts,
leaving the enemy no possibility of repairing
the dnmoge sustained during the day. The
Russian tit et had sought shelter under the
building, and alongside the quays, but the
Allies were about lo fire upon them from
new butteries with red hot balls.
A London Gazette Extraordinary was
published on the morning of the 7th, with
i further despatches from Lord Raglan. The
news that Lord Dunkellin hhd been taken
. C 1 riM 1?n.a!nnd i U A
prisoner isconnimeu. ic "'" i
all withdrawn from the forU in the vicinity j
of Balntlava. Raglin states that Menschi
koffwas not in Sebastopol. but ith the
main body of Lis army in the plains north
of Bachi Serai. It is stated that the French
iost 200 men by explosions, while the En
glish loss is under 100 killed and wound
ed. As the Allied forces have been much
cut up by disease and losses reinforcements
nre urgently called for from Engiand and
Frame; which will be forthcoming. During
the past two vuths 4000 men have been
sent from England, including among them
detach merits of regiments recently from
Canada. These reiuforrt ments make the j
number of Hiitisli infantry in Crimea 30,000.
Tho French uiufoict mciils ate on a tdill
larger scale.
Thirteen out of 24 cylinders onUred at
Woolrich for cn.ve) mice to Stbasiopol to
blew up the niiil i) -hips in the mouth of
the harbor, have been completed and ship
ped to their destination. Each cv Under con
tains lCCOlbsnf powder, which ignites by
ii galviiio battery. TweUe gun boats,
with two heavy guns in each, Wve Lien or
dered by ti e wsirdTioe, tog. thrr with forty
floating batteries nxnmtii.g 70 guns each
all to bt ready in iht Fpr.ng for an attack
upon Coi.stradt. A tr.n.p of 10,000 men
is to be fnmtd at AUk'thot for the .Spring
ccmps'.irn in the Baltic.
RufMa lilt 200,000 nun facing the Ails
trim fitrniir, while Austria las distribu
ted aim" htr fnmicr, fnm Cracow lo the
l)i;ndi, 00,1 CO mm, md 25,0( 0 in the
l'riiieij-fclitxs, on Loth of tliesliurs
Tin re is gieat nctiviiy.
The 'luu A niws with regard to Prussia
js, that on the 27.h ult., the CVir refused
1 sn entrance to tlie Prussian Ambassador
al St. l'etersburgh.
Pcur Days Later from Europe.
Klw Yokk, Not. 23rd. Tie steamer
Cr.i da oirivid at Halifi.x lubt irght with
four days latir intelligu.ee.
Floiu - RitliHidsin, S,erre it Co,
quote li qmditiis ndvin rid fi.ur l.illings,
but fi ll i ft' at the cke. VcsUin Cnnal 43
ai:d Ohio 46.
Wiikat. All qnaliiii itilvnrcid; fair
and good improved 6 d; whi'e is quoted 13
.;rcd. 12 s. Oern advancid 3 frhihings
Ihe demand was fair and holders firm, at
mixed 45 s ; yil'.ew 40 s.; white 1G s. G d.
- Pro.isions thmrr. Tie tlovennntiit
nants cmsidniiblc Eicf sr.d Folk. Lard
liiis advn.cul, fides at C6s.
Trade nt Mi.i:cl.tskr has largely decli
ned." . V
kba&top l Tie sifge is progressing
(lowly but (.uiely. The people me onxious
find ci riiplailiiiig at the delay,
, ' A most serious iifl'air took place at Bala
klavii en the 2o.h; 1CCC Eii'lifch were anni
hilated. Soule has gone to Madrid via Paris. Pal
m rstou has gone to Pari on a secret mis
ion refpecling American ilesigns on Cuba.
Arrival of the Steamer Baltic.
New York, Nov. 27.
Tho Biltic arrived at Smdy Hook, 12
o'olock Saturday night.
The ntw of the massacra of the Eng
lish light cavalry, Under the command of
Lord Cardingar, is mainly conBrmed; they
charged a Ilussian buttery of 30 guns, lost
400 dead, only 200 returned; since then
there has been ineessant and sanguinary
lighting. ' Tim A Hies are almosl over match
edand most, urgent request is tent for in
stant reinforcement; 50,000 French are to
be instantly sent, and every available steam
er is taken, including the Europa, Alps, In.
diana,.New Yoik, and others.
On the 4 h of November, there was a
ftmguinary ngagmept and on the 5th a
tVrribkVombiUj liieluifiri a sortie by Meat
chikoff's army. The battle lasted from
clay , break till 4 o'clock in the afternoon;
both sides claim the vietory.
The. English took 100 prisoners.
.,'liie Uuseiuns stormed several botteries
hd silenced the guns. "'.:',,'..,'.'.;',
The toss of the, sll'ies. U 6000, and that
o(iO!e Hus8iHuV9dod:''';w: , . ,
The two sons were in the battle,
'", Tte battle was ie'sumed by the Russians
nexti dar, but e ilo not jet know the re-
i 't lie allies 'are preparing to storm before
th Rttssiaue ean recover ibeir losses.
A pricticatle breach i effected .
Wheat ha declined ,2 Id, flour 6 J, and
orn 0 1 snd quiet. -Money 92.:
. the entire infantry force at Sebastopol is
43,O0d; ari't' 'tg cavalry' and hrtillcr ; wjfl
well tbe number to 00,000 men.
The b?st that eao be said for newt on the
tn- J...:e. is ;l ;,: V ii'ive f.-Vi-lV-it
n ucr--tct 'f hard Soil's: Lava been "vie lo
ries each cf which has cost a much as if
they Lad been defeated. Al the same lime
f closely have Jiese aTain been drawn tint
the Russians equally claim an advantage.
The defence cf Scbastop.d was under ra
ted, as was th" brnvery of the enemy, and
the force af Menschikoff in the lield vra3 al
together unexpected.
The mns3ncrc of the English light caval
ry, before reported, was caused by a mis
construction of orders. 097 of the cavalry
rode over the field, a mile and a half i
length, under a cross fire of 30 guns in a
quarter of an houi all were killed except
193.
This brilliant day which was not purcha
sed without considerable loss to the nllios
does the greatest honor to our armies. The
siege continues with regularity.
At Vienna the prevalent opinion war. lhat
a few more such victories would compel the
allies to raise the siege. Menchikoffin a dis
patch to I'aekcwich, says it will la impossi
ble for tliJ allies to continue the siege, and
will continue lo chastise their temerity.
The London Times correspondent tele
graphs that Canrobert had assured the
French government, that the Russians were
so weakened in the tiffiir of the 5th, that for
ten days they would not be in position lo re
sist assaults on the town, and that he meant
to make the attempt. The correspondent
states the loss of the allies at 5,000 English,
French and Turks.
A telegraph, despatch dated S'. Peters
burg, 12iu,statos that Menohikoff repcrts
1 !!
to the Emperor, under date 6lh Nov.; from,,;iVo bean radically cured ly UooUaura German
o . l K h iUa .ton inn
CCUfllUul, man wii & v"
made two sorties, cne against the right
flank which was successful and resulted in
iho capture of one of tlie English batteries
the guns of which were spiked, great loss
on both sides. The second sortie was l?o
successful, tho Russians spiked 15 guns,
immediately afterwards a division of French
infantry vriM ordered to punuu the reliremg
Russians, nnl while attempting to mount
to the iiss-'iu't were driven back wi h im
mense IjSS.
It was reported in Parii thai the Govern
ment had received a dispatch announcing
that the storming uf &-bslapol comiuenwd
on the 5th, under vei v favorable ciicumstau
ces. Nothing else was known.
jCiTThe eonimunicaiions in to day's pi
per, will be found to be very interesting.
Give them a reading.
Psi-w. We had a small sprinkle of snow,
on lasi Saturday and Sunday. About tix
inches moic would make lirsl rate sleighing.
Let it coma.
itlamancs.
MAUlUEU-October24:.h, by Rev. D
Sparks, Mi'.Jno Patton', of Harrison co., lo
Miss Mauy PuoKMAKm. of Jclferson co
November 23d, by the same, Mr. E
RitRAitKR to Miss Susanna Lowmillru, all
of Ilnrrison co. O.
. In Putnam, Ohio, on Wednesday
evening. November 15 h, 1H54, by Rev.
J. A, Brunner, of Zanesville, Mr. Thomas
Shown, and MUs Mklckna A. Josskun,
dauuhtt r of Ambrose Josselyn, E.-q., all of
Muskinyum County.
AtSleubenvilk',0 ,,N..v. 14th, 1054,
at fi o'clock, A. M. by Kuv. Z. Uagan, J.is.
M. gitAW, Es(j, and Miss J. E daughter of
Kev. Z, llagan, all of tStt nbeiiville, Ohio.
. November 14ih. by Hev. S. F. Mi
nor, Rev. John T. C. Thinu, tj Miss Han
nah Jans Wright, both of il irrison Co. O.
On Tuesday Mornin 21st, inst. by
theHev. Win. Grimes Mr. John Uigutku toi
Miss Mahv Kicuahus, both of this place
Good News to All!
HEAVY slock o!' Full nnd Winter (Joods re
ceived a few weeks since. Wo have been sel
ling so rapidly that we Co. ild not take time t i ad
vise Ihe nubiie of their anival. Wo now, however,
politely ext-nd to all an inviuiiion to call and exam- !
i;ie our iiiaaniliceni slock, wnich we. hope will ph ase j
in nriaj WM HOL.O it CO.
November 22, 1351.
By Express ,
RECF.IVED tliis day by express our second lot of
Bounetts, Trimmings, and NoeilloworkCollarB.
nov 22, H WM HOGli &. CO.
f NEW and second handed Ktiggita for sale. Call
soon, as they must be sold,
nov 22, '54 WM HOGG ,t CO.
CLOVER and Timothy Seed for silo at
nov 22, '54. WM HOGG 4, CO'S.
WM. HOGG &CO. Agent for McKeo it Robin
son's Manufactured Goods. nov 22, '54
Final Act oucts.
"1 OTICE is hereby piven that tho following nc
counts have. Icn Kled in tho Probate Court of
Harrison county. Ohio, for settlement:
The final account ot Samuel Shearer as adminis-.
trator of the estate of Mury Shearer, deceased.
The tiiitl account of fc'amuel Shearer af exocutor of
the will of Joseph Shearer, deceased.
'l'ho hnal account of Jonus Holloway, as executor
of the will of Benjamin F. Jones, deceased.
The account of John Davis as guardian of James
Cocil, Surah E. Cecil, Samuel Cocjl, John Cacil and
Davis Cecil. And lhat tho same will be examined
and passed upon by ihe undersigned on the 2iithday
of Decombcr next. B. W. VE1RS, Probate Judge.
November 22, 1854. -
BOOTS! BOOTS! !
An d no m.iK2!
loitrv csns
JUST received and for sale at tfia ohl nnd well
known stand ol S. SLEM.VlO.NS, who has deci
dedly lh largest and best assorlmsnt of Boots and
Shoes ever brought to this market; consisting si
Ueni'K coarse, kip and line Boots, ol the best Philr
delphii make. A voy large and extensiva assort
incut of boys coarse and line Boots. Also,- youiho
flouts and shoes. Also, a great variety of Ovea
Shoes Buffalo, Gum, (cc.
Ladies' Ware!
Calf, Kip and Morocco of till sizes, and of the very
host quality. A very superior lot of Ladies' Gaiters.
MiaHcs Gaiters of all sizes and quality, together
with an everlasting lot of children bouts, shoos,
tie., of every size and quality. Together with u
few lot of Ladies 't runks and Satchels. Also a
splendil lot of Solo Leather, Mens Morocco, Ladies'
do, kid do. pegs, &e., which I will sell cheap.
I have a large stock of my own manufacture, on
hands, which! am deposing of at the very lowest
prices. , All who wish good bargains will do well
10 call soon, as 1 am ileternriuftd to sell anj no mis
take cheap fur cash or approval country Produce.
Cadu,Ohi,i, Nov. 8, IH54. ' RSLKMM(NB;
R K A D M.lDir"cWTIlLG'I'he oest"and
cheaiiest assortnientever brought lo Cadiz, for salt
. 1 . i ti wi u j ,u vi Ine u
at iuu.i 'i"' n.w,i.wiiv D.
, J. S. YOUNG .
4DAOII ClUIKOrVPIST.
Corner Market ;and 6th Streets
s r tin it KiWjjlMi i;; o. t
sbrituiy W, Iffti-An'pd. .
,.J n x
Tk n'tirtr
Pi on, '.
gs,v(.
V.U, r,
O'luf,
Oats,
Flax Si.-".
He.'I'. W bite..
J'liaJTny,
CL .VElKD,
i'-jTAxEj,
D.MONk,
Dbild Avmj;s, per bmiiel,.
DlllEU fEACHES,
Hl.TTKK, '.
ClILl.SE,
l-.RP,
Cork,
Salt,
Evij,
IIav
Wotw,
Wool,
Ci'uxt,
Mui.Assi:s by tlie libl
X. O. .uar,
Fish Nciv !itt:l, V t't'i.
Alackeiul, Nu. H, "
tin -J, " "
llerrinj; u "
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Ti-'I'lie i;rcate!t Discovery of the Age Dr. 'l'o
bins' Vcneiir.il Liniment, fur tbe ro i ! ityMitory,
croup, ctiolora, coiiL-, rlu tunatUni, &o 'fit! on,:
nl.ould ho villiout tliis valuable renKily. Every bot
tlo is warranteii. Sjkl by all the druifisi.-. iimi
KUirukeepcM. Depot uO Cvrtltuiilt St., It;W York,
fi ice W awl 50 cents.
Jov for 1 ni. lxvii.iD- We cut the tollowing Irom
tne rinlndclpiiia Saturday Gazettu,' and rHconiur.d
our readers toperuau it carcftiily, aad tiiuae sutler
in(? aliould not delay purclia&mc; -
"Dr. Hoofi.and's Gehmn JiirrERS, T'uU cele
brated mediciiio, prepared hy Dr. C. M. Jackson, at
the iniposiii" Gtrinaii Medicine store, Ho. I-'O Arch
street, who is u acientifio ihyiciun, iHielliiiL' i:n
niense (juaittitios of it. 'J he virtues of this remedy
are so iully sot forth in the extended notice ol it, to
he seen iu our advertising columun, that there is
hardly any room lelt for ub to speak of it. This
r.iueh we may add Of tho long train of physical
ills to which humanity is heir, there is none morn
distres ing than the general derangement of diges
tive apparatus, which never fails to accompauy a
disordered state of the liver, Headache, piles, a
morhid hrenth, loss of nppeiite ia short an hide
scribla wretchedness of existence, are its insulfera-
Me mid lil'e-wnstine attendants.
1 nese uiseasts
...I. l,n .:n I, nil',, I .i.e. .L-i ... tli.l ftl'IOJI lllieilirM.
imu.-is. etc uuvtaiii'iiiciu,
fcr SYl'IltLlS, SCROrCL.V AND DISEASKD
Rlood For ihosc terrilii: disi.'nsca, Carter's Spanish
Mixtiim IB ilic only spocilii;.
Th propriiuors liavii in thr ir poesossion over one
liuiiilri'tl ei .TtiliculL'S of the inostoxtraonlinary cures
eiiectuit liy il.
We roti r to the certificato of Ilirlinrd Adams. lato
Uiy 1 Shuill'oi K i ciim: ini, Va , F'wia Ikrton, Uom
niissirtiicv of the Uevcnua lor Riolirnoncl; tii iidrul
U'tlcli, of llir; MhiiiiuoIh Circus; Lr. Iluiulli'jr, o
WusliiiiRton (Jity; Mr. Win. A. Matthews, an.! C. II.
Lu.-k, ll.-i., of iticli ml, Va., .Mr. 1-'. Itoy.len, V.x-
ehanan Hotel. V.; add a host otlu-rs, who )ivi
seen eiises ol' the worn tloseti;ition otin.-sl by CuruirV
Sjiani-h Mixturo. Tl. ey all cerlit'y ihaL it is the
iretitcj-4 jinr 'iii-r of tin. Iiloo.l kiiown.
fee iniv. r;i.-i Dicnl. ii';t-lin.
SAFE-SPEEDY &UHE !
Somethicj for your own benefit'.!
A .M. iiieine uiliipleil to general u, ttfatjy nuiit -
ri r to other
and within the means ol every neiivi i
ue.l.
100 1'illii Inr Twi nty-l iv
Cctitsl
Mo extortion iu itri;o no
Calutikd - no mineral
poison v. h:itevi.r.
Dr. Towusend's Henlth Pills
j fully merit ths great reputation they luive ueiiiire.l.
1 Ik v are eulico lor irom u.i p inu oi mo nine, ueciiu
ilu y are i.ll that ihey e!:iim to lie
WIIAl' illl.l will uo.
They purify the hloml.
They oh auae the riy.-tem of Humor,
They cuii! Dytpep-ii and liuliesti m,
They en-ate nil Appe'ite,
'i'iiey cure "iek Headache, Diz.inesis and Low Ppir
itn, I'll y arrest Fevers,
l l.ey promotu a li.. a!thy aetion of the Liver,
They ure a sure cure tor C'oativencss an I llahitunl
ColiMip:ition,
They are hif;lily eflieaeiou? in Female Complaint!,
Tliey strctiihi-.u anil give tony to tho System,
I'licy arj the Lost F-iuily Ale-iicinc known.
It is an obvious inquiry, how one medicine enn
euro si many dilVerc-nt coinplniius. TIioju I'iil.i,
howevvr, are so conip-Hin le'l of ouniivo uuiteriain
that peiiiius Have only to TRY T'lli'lM anil tho mi
swer will he toun.l in a restored body and an invigo
rated constilutioii.
Lach Uox eontalns 100 Pills, at tho astonishingly
low pi ice. aiii CeiiW.
I'.very uuliTviuai snouiii nave tneni.
SCrlJirecuoua aceonipnuy eaek liox. A F Pal
Mtit,(!eueral Aeut Stoiiin-iUm. conn.
Remember tho 1'iicc, One Hundred 1'ills of Twen
ly-tive cents!
For sale by Patterson Jt co, and J il Lognii &co.,
Wheeling V a.
Aut.vrs. John Tleall mirt S Hantilt-m, Cadiz, &
K Croskey ami At Jnlli T.JNew Market. Hiown,
liatuhoiuio and Win Walton, New HnytrMi.w
A Jul riehreilier, Mooretieid. K J Phillips con
Smyrna. mm. ldil-ly.'
t'T,
E3 (A
Watkinson & McConnell,
OITLR their services to the ciiizons of Cadiz and
Mima-sliding country, iu the art of
House Paiutiug, Graining, Paper
Hanging1, Varuishing,
And all kinds oi Imitation in Wood, Sum and Mar
bio. Also, SiijHi ruiiinug tiitended to on Iho ino u
reaaouiibio teiais.
. Those wishing to have Painliiifi done in tho best
! and most modern style, would do well tu give them a
call, as they endeavor to do ihe:rwurk in a neiit, sub
tantial, and worKiuiu-li.io nuiniKT.
Caai., Ohio, May 17, l34-ly
Take Notice.
A I.Liersoiis indobted to me, by note or Pook ac
Jl. count, aie requested to call immediately and
settle the same; if Lot attended to tliey vcill be found
iu the hands of the propel idiieer for collection.
iryAlso i The Book accounts and Notos of A. IL I
Burtch, have been assigned to me, and will be col-
lucted without delay
K. J. UENNETP
uamz, aiix. 'or
Peter Harrison's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby civen that the subscriber has
been appuintod and qualified as executor of
the last will and testament ofthe estate of Peter
Harmon, Isle of Harrison county, Ohio, deceased.
Thoae indebted to said eidate should make iunnedi.
ate payment, and those having claims against, tho
same will present them for payment, properly au
thenticated: within one year from this date..
JOHN 11AKIUSON, Executor.
Novcmlier 22, 1854.
LOST OS STOLEN.
THE eu5scriber lost en Saturday, the ll.thday of
November, InM, between the store of James
Matthews and G. B. Bar.ett's Siivcrsniiih Shop, a
pocket book, containing a check on tho Harrison
Branch Bank, calling lor $40, numbered 42H4. All
persons are warned against purchasing said cheek
Any person finding ihj check, and returning it lo
ma shall be liberally rewutdeJ.
JOHN MATTHEWS.
Cadiz, Ohio, November?:!, 1S.VL
JOHN A. BINGHAM,
.Homey il :ouieilnr in l.ntv.
unit SitUi-ttoi' lit t litinri'i .
I TTILL attend tn all matters entrusted to hi:n, iu
tV the county of Harrison and adjoining counties.
Oliiec in Binghnin's block, corner ot Main uud Alar
ket streets, Cadiz, Ohio.
Cadiz, July 3U, 18i)2 -ly.
" XTTENTl6"rr""
, LL those who are indebted or, havn unsettled
CX. acceunts wilh SHOTWELL & Clt.VliU are
desired to call and attend to tho payment and set
tlement if their accounts iiiiinediutety, as the un
paid claims will shortly beplaceil inn way lor cob
lection. li. LYONS. Assignee.
November 15 '51 4
MARo'il
LATE TINGLE & MAIISII.1
TTHOLESALE and Uelail Dealer in BOOTS
T ami SHOES, is constantly receiving from iho
manufacturers new supplies and of the laiust stylus
at No. Hi, Monroe street, faxton'a old stand, nex'
door to Greer, Oil & Co., Whouling, Va.
November 13, J854 -ly"i,
f riflUarrels Salt just rsotived and fur sale hy
lUU v . . . ts. & W. M 'FADDEN. '
B
L ANKETS.a trie lot for sale by
3 I I e. fi. M'FADDEN.
ITTEbDlNG UONNK'L'TH oi tho latost .K(h
T .. lor sale dieaji by - b. St II. ill I A UUy -
C" ARPETLNU and Oil Cloths tor aolo by
, tt -a AH. M't'ADDEN
C-it-v-v-
.ioa i
assotlment to
111 be had at
(it UM rHK wanted for which the kighr
Ovl Jr est market ptiee will be kjiven by tv
uovtSM S, H. M fADDEN.
i.tar a
, . k a aa
I
1
L c..iiu li v.! ' ... ft .! V. I. ;!r.V.
Harrw..:. r.nuntv. Ol.u. t T fr".! n
i
.1 .......O... l. l I . 1.1 .... k .!.., n r.f '
Ma- !
ry h litflw.h Lrnld nd o.i.cm, .uiiir
IWnillUI.V H jnmw II' 11" imaivi
O' 7 War J licuin, .ceiiw. aiiu mi same
will bi eiHiiiiiied an 1 pafiSiJ "lion Ly tlifl u- U.ifiiv
od on ti n y.ith liey ot NovemK r next i
I U.m:.pv84,'.V.. B.w.t lit.-. I r9-v juirg. ' .
P!t. ilAliLM ital.nn,n !'w Hi" Lmi-;-, thu r.rtirlf t
1 J ".-ay" !ih'ut r?,. lutmu tm ci,.iai;.l. i
! tiasea of the I.mi'9 than miv iiicdiciiia ol 1 1 1- kind
now in Uie, fur t.y ii'iralBJ J LLAL1. j
Mackerel & Herrimr.
rprcivnl a lot of Mackcri'l ami Herrina ami
Tl'ST
O fur r
null. Iiy 6 t U Alcl-Al 'UL.N.
Mny3!, ISM.
JOSEPH S. THOMAS,
' 51 l I . , l i .
CtOLLLlCTK iNS nia.li- in HiirriHm.JefT.Mw.n.Tuf-
carav:iti,t!arruU, L.:liuount uuii t.rriiM y cimiu-
IJ.'S.
timet atti-nlinn yiven to the biiFiii ?iio.r Fit'-cuturi.,
'lunrliana. t'artiiinn anil Sats ut Laiul, .it iti;:
utciil ol Lsltii.-fi, i u etc. Oilice Maidrt
P'or8 c-acl !' .Main vtrt't t. apiil
I'. PHILLIPS di
SON.
ANt'KAC'I l!iii;US of bis an'! sluic;., n;i-
di'iiliTH in 'J'riuiiin and traniiiin sairiia. .M !
j ph:o vV. Kul-UiiLS lniini and l.iiiiliii du. icl's
.ailfi, tlircad ami suoc-iiiiilmu'j ifi-nuruly, hoi-jt con-
!ioc-lil
statulv lor sate an tes.-ortment ol tne aoove lu-les.ar
ut their old stand oposit thei'uhlie oliiees.i'uiliz.t I I
i
Michael Feist,
PRACTICAL Confertinnnr, Wholesale
fill Dealer in Candies, Cakes, Nut",
and Re
Kaisi-if,
bivir"8' 'yi.W,ryon,ire,i,isfai,i,f All who have us,d it
N. a-VWina and other parties farnishcil with S''ltT T-ri Tf . Mav 11 1V!
Cakes, ic, on ahW, n.-.iee. May 10, ,S54. tJt Vn.n 'h er iVafl iv
"j cLAN t'& Tills and Vermifuoo, the most pop"
ijl lar inoiiieincs ol tne aca Mr naic ty
nov. 2:1 1SS.1
J I3EA1.L
Iakcy Soaps, FKHFiMiiiuss, etc. , a Inrjio assnrt
. merit for salo cheap hy J. JiKALL.
april 20, 1830.
T fsox"s OntoiNAi. Challenuk Ui.ackik'
larife
J.TX
and fresh supply for sale cheap hy
april 20, 1HSS HMS BE ALL.
TinilTR. Roil and Black Lead. Linseed liil.
V Lncker. Turnintine. etc.. a fresh umi Itirire
supply, at (.pril U0, 1853) JtllLM BEALL'S. !
Harrison's .Morrison's
TNK8-Arnold's Hover's,
X lllocksoru's, &e., Inrce and small bottl
a line I
supply cheap l.ydipr an, J. LBALL.
O1I01 LlJLR
BitACLrf,
and improved ur-
J.0. ULALL !
lie!
for sale ehi ap, by
nov. lb lbSJ.
?V)bK ritACTICAL IlL'SlxNLSS TREA ;
1 I l;-l., or bow to get, save, spend, give, lend, .
and Leiiueatli money, lor sale at reduced price, by
iiov lo '3'J J llLALL j
.iim'iio 7- i , ,r"","V "." i
j iitii.i-.,sernsoipopuinrsi'nooi hooks lor s'ue
hy
nov hi T.:t
J IIKALL
W-KI TIN
l.L r i'l.li, I ommerci'il, Note, and
1 V Fancv payer tor sulo low
y J UL ALL
ll'IV lti 'J
Ft
VM1LY, SC'UOOLan'l f'mcy bibles a .
id viri
ALL
ety ehap at
lb '
J i'il'
r. U.I.AKD.t ili.ll i'.l.H 111 l-ciypt,
Iv.'
Ara'l P,
J.M trara
a and Hie Holy land, a new
very ;
ular worts lor silk bv, nov. lo '53 J HLLL
Ql'LLLKiLS, Towns, Mc( luliies,
O l ulled States, uli lor sale by
Co'.hs new a.'id
J L1JAI.L
nov in ,M
ijAN'CY Stl T., a good variety, for saleclienp bv
1 nov 'J IrfoJ J Hi ,A LL
CiDI.OdNLS, wariou patterns nnd qualiiios to
siileeheapby not '.1 In.VJ J HMALL
O LLLLItS Counii riyrup, an imullible rutnedy"
O cougln colds x. lor sale by J LifclALL
nov i,J IS 5J
C1ASTLR OIL, in bottles, and on draught, a prime
article for sale by nov &i IH53 J UK ALL
riAHERS Cedar
Pencils, the best in use for sole
nov a;l 1-T.J J It 13 A i,i j
J? chi up by
STEEL PENNSS. large assortment cheap at
nov l'3 1853 J llii.VLL
OT'ELL PF.NS. a large and fin asmviment.
-.J ous brands, cheap at
JOHN HF.ALL'1
QAND l'AIKIi, a prime eastern article, ntal
IO largo assortment by (apr 20, '5.1) J. bTlALL.
(M Letter, Mote and fancy Papers, Slates, Pen-
V-' eils, etc., etc., lor
clicaji by
Jul IN
april 20, It-jd.
Tin ALL.
CAP, Post and Fancy Note. Paper, various kinds
and qualities, a iar;;e supply, at
may 4, liiJ
JOHN BE ALL
ENVELOPES, Plain and Fumy, a new supply,
I cheap at (may 1, '53) J. BKALL'ti.
QCOTCH, RAPJ'EE and MACCOWBA
UFF,
a fresh supply, for sale at
may 4, lnai
JOHN BEALL'S.
LBS. Ve.iitian Red Eno., iusi received anil
Ki) iJ for sale cheap at JOilN LEA LL'ri.
may 4, lo53.
AY RUM. a line article for Barbers use. for sale
(may 4, 1B5U) JOHN BE ALL.
"lANARY Su
d and Cuttle l'ih Hone, a new "im
Vj p
ply cheap nt (may 1, 'fit!) J.V) I'.EALl.'S.
.1 1 1 l.n.'- IMisoni and ulauuer, n.Vi.l eS,
umne whno artielo lor sah: che.aruit
may 4, I65J JOILVULALL'S,
) A ItKEIi'S series of school books by the dozen or
i al retail, ui tl'.e lowest prices by J PEA LI...
i "TT Jj.MP Seed for sale cheap by
I il J BE ALL.
i 1 COPIES Meiiulllos' Selioul Books
sale cheap by the dozen, or at retail, by
inly I 2
.1 in-; A 1. 1.
fcl 1HILS.
Luke and Pittsburgh salt for sale by
S &. II M'FADDEN.
BOXES soar, and candies for sale atPittsb
w" and Wheeliitg wholes-lie prices.
july 12 S it 11 M'FADDEN.
ClAI'il'F.TING Ligraiu, veni'ian anil lis) carpet
J ing, for salo by S. & . McFADDEN.
30,000 RUSSIANS KILLED ! !
1M1E EMPEROR OF RUS-1A IS NOT DEAD,
but D. Levy & Co ol the New Baltimore
Store respectfully inform tho Ladies of Cadiz and
surrounding country that ho has received the sec
ond arrival ol Great Bargains from the east. Just
received from the east, Plaid Shawls from 51) cts up
to$l2., Dress Silks ofthe latest style, from 50 cts.
up. Detains from 12). cts., Merinos, Usramctlas,
Cubing &c. Cheaper lhan ever, Alapacas worth
374 cts. for 15cts., calicoes worth 10 cts. selling
Iii yds. fur $1 a yd. wide, muslin worth 8 cts. per
yd selling l(i yds. for tl., blenched shi-iing 16 yds
tor fit, irish linnvn, good article for 'J.j cts per yd..
cassincttfrom 3ti cts. up, 114 shirt buttons for ft1' cts.,
12 spools cotton (or Viii cts.
Embroideries! Embroideries! !
Silk bonnetsfroiu 1,75 up to $ti; my stock of rib
bons and Mowers cannot l-o surpassed. Embroider-
d collars from li,' cts. up lo $:), inside h ill' from
15cts. to $5, embroidered half tioiu Jl cts ta $1,7:.
I iiits ol cheap ijoods to bo ha! at tlie New Balti
more Store, liemembur tho place, Main St. oppo
site ihe Court House.
P. S. D. LEV Y of the Baltimore Store, would
also take Ihe opportunity of returning bis sincere
tl. links to tho Ladies of Cadiz aid surrounding
couutiy, who havo liberally patron iird him since
his coming to Cadiz, and he confidently acsnres them
that if i hey continue iheir business a 1 1! him, lie will
lenve noell'ort uiitiied lo satisfy th.'in ill eve y par
ticular. - J. LEV Y St CO.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
We have just receive I irao ol the latnest assort
ments ol Heady Made Clothing ever broii-ilit to this
market, consisting in part ot Fine Black Cloth Over
coats, Beaver elotn Overcoats, double coats, nigger
head:,, lieiir-skiu and Whitney Overcoats, fino frock.
Suck and dress coats of the boat manufacture, punts
and vests ot all kinds ithout number; shirts, stocks,
collars, cravats, nn l in fact we can dress a niuu
from top tu loot, and scud him on his way rejoicing;
By all meaiisgive mo a call before purchasing else
wiiere. . ' ' ' ... ' : j- : , ", : -
li-e-m-e-ni-b -r the New Hahimore Store, Main
Street, opposite ihe'Court House
November 8, mi D. LEVY & CO. '
Our 3d supply of Bonnets. -
JCS'i'-lo hand, ou r third supply of Bonnets among
which are some nice plain atraw, French, Bril
Innl and Fancy Silk, also panares ilatts, call sea
them, we will sell ilieni cheap. WM. HOGG & CO
Cadiz, May 24, 1854. - t !' - "
X T f ACMMfcA'l' NO'nCia.i--Atmy instanca an
V A luvchinent was this day issued by Thomas
Kinnicufu, s Justice of tlie Peace of Rumloy town
ship, Harrison Co., against tho property and effects ol
Joshua Kemp, an nbsconding debtor, non resident ot
snid cmmly. Debt Eleven Dollars and iweniy-six
eenlH. This22ddy ol SeitUjiiber, A. I). I!."4 ,
tlil-4w IP ACOBSIHLLINO
iMmi;
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1 1 i ) A ! I 3 ' 1
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A N'ti ALL lli:A.-: A If
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! Cin?:ii iii..n; i i , anl Pi'e: !ni! ir5 if
l. .irii; Dii-jr1!! I n: ru-vt; 1-ulir.-. eo! V1 i-Uf.i! Mi "''e
i.hii.k Ii; .Sour I'.ruriotu iik Si..iiL'ur r Jitti-Tinsj
M tiio I'll ol till-' Stuninrll; S 1T'1I;!I: of tll 1 1'-ri'l:
lli'.rriedsn.! L'i.Iu ult Bn -atUm?-, I tutu tin? at irn-L-nri:
I. hokimr or null. wan.!' 8.'.ini.'i!i whii:i in
t'i j
' :
n h inn nnlur' ; I .ii.im-. il i-i.'T:-, .ui--i ur 'A
Wore the riahl; r'ever ami D'iU fain in the I lead; j
Deht-iency of tVrsjiiralion; i lluwne,-Bol .nein I
mill I :.; fain in tie- H le. Hack. On st I.ithI.s. (
& .-.iiijilen i lu-lien if il. 'it; hurtling i:i tne KUh; )
'ni.Hlaitt ItMtiiiiing ol Lvi ; a;iJ I. rt.it i'tyr.'-
ti'in nt ryiritH ; t
C AX iili Lr FIXTl' ALLY I TKF.D i!Y
IMC. II Mil I.1M. S
CKLEHMATED GERMAN BIT rKRS.
I rnti-AHiD fv I
TlifMr iiowir over t!u' n i J i nsu.-b ihi exe.
i li'il, it' n 1 y tiny I'int r ri'jiur:ttiii in iK- j
j I.'ii it il S iitt ?, tlii? vun'fi H'li'.-t, in niM'y ul- t
Thi'M- hit ers lire w unhy itiv attention of in vain
t liiiji'i'iivtj orenns, tht-y tm', uithnl -n:e, ccr
ttia a;ii ul'jHfiiTit. iira'i un-.i l convinced.
'IITIMONY iii(M OHIO.
John Hoffman, J( roinevil:,tihit, M:iv 30th, 1V3,
saiJ: j write to state lor tni snrifltnctinr, aad aif. j
lur ihttt cil" ollifT5, that your Gcrm'in liittor wluit
yuti ri'caiiiiuciin it tout, ft lurhiy vri.uuhie iiiuuir'iii'.
recommended' from sources in which 1 pi ici' Iinieti
confi.inice, 1 ordered four dottles from Cleveland.-
One of them Igaveto my daughter who has ik rived
(ireat Imnetii Irom it; two of ihs olhers wild im
mediately, and 1 would like you to send me a supply
ol it lo si II."
Joiix l.'r.AitK, Btunnwicl;, Dhio, May 25, 1S5I,
says: "Your German llittera have proved successful
in every case that has come to my knowledge, and
lias opened for itself a preal demand."
Thomas LtTenroKO, Cuviugtun, Ohio, Dec, 27th,
18.14, nays: "My wife has been afli cted with the
Liver complaint nnd Dyspepsia for a number of years
durins! whieh liuit I have spent a ereatdral for doc
terin', but she. received very little benefit tin refroin
anu unai;y tne uociors saiu tne couio not te euren.
Last miring she eoncluded to try your Uitters, nhe
tot k two bottles and ever since takiinr thc.in bIio hu
been able to attend to her business, until very luvuly
she had a new attack, btit lias ai.in conmienoeil
tlie liitiers. IlmvesHd quite a number of bottlea
throui:li her receinmendiiiion, nnl as far as 1 can
learn, it has given satisfaction to all."
II...... A.. , A i il I,......,. I, l.l,;.. nao,,.,K.,r p.
18ft-3( ,;. "lo 10 b-raf'tcwimWy'to the ri-
mmn:a,le i lliciiey ol vour Ocniian Hitters i t tlie
,.,lro ,,( jv,,r c plui.it. For years previous l ta I
kiue it, I whs severely nihelcd . with iii.'HMi of' the I
Liver, so much so tioit I did not i xueet to liv". but I
. ,. Mi., ,i.,k4 ,i. ....V;
j deuce, 1 iiml myself entire! y restored to heath uiul j
' ii'de to rcsu.i.e mv uunl finp!o incut "
i This.- llitteiSJire enliiclv v. .'elal'le and fr. e from j
i Alcoiiolic s'.iiiiuliiiil and a. I i iiiiiious i i,-.'i!ieats.
! u. i! I i i ih-ir op. ration, tliey sin iiilcn llio system, i
i iiev. r prostrate it. j
I Th. v ur:i eu'irelv vc-'.ta'.ilo ar.d free from all i.i- I
.U'ious iufredi'Tits,
il l by dealers in medicine- rve. vwl.er.i.
I f'old 1 y .fii.. M-iloim. J i. ib-alLC-a'diK T.S R- .vi.
j .Moor. Ii. Id; J. F. t.'rimtilot, Dcer-mlc ; ('an i i i .Sr.
j Henderson, N . -.v Ai!i n . an I ly Ueul -rs i I .Mj'li-
eincs every where, -iri.t-ly.
CriEE'S3?AIj An STUP.E
Ttic i:tt VuriVrr of tlii! Tt'iotl '
NOT A r ARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
Ilic Afilirled Had arid J'omhr.'
An Infallible iuniedy for Ccmfuln, Kino's Evil,
Rheumatii'tii. Olisiiuate Cutaneous Eruplious,
l'imples or Postules on the Face, Blotches, Boils,
Ague and Fever, Chronic S ire Eyes, Itiiis Worm
or Tet er, lcuid Head, Hn!ari;eioeiit and Pain of
the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic
Di-orders, Lumbago, Spinal complaints, and a'l
Diseases arising from an injurious L'se ol Mercu
ry, lmptudencc iu Life, or Impurity of the Itiood.
This gfreut idteruativn medicine and Puri.i' r
BIoo-l is now used by thou'emds ot ormctiu pa-
tients tioiti all airls ol tin) L nitcd Males, w ho tes
tily dailv to the remarkable cures n"rlornit d by ihe
tiruati'st'of all medicines, "CARTER'S SPANISH
MIXTURE," Ni iirtikii a, lilieuni'iiisin, Scroluln.
Eruplionson die Slim, Liver Di.-ense, Fevers, I '1-
mac i.:. ..f ,l. 1. ; I .,.,,., Ii;.uu.,.
, ' , ,! " ; . ,, : '
Oi III" U.I...U, reiil'IKt v.llH I lima niiu . u,
ol ih Hones nnd Joints, are speedily put to (light by
iisini! in.s irrcit anil Hit s'im'uile remedy.
i-.t -lai..). , it ",""',, -
found to eoinuiro wilh it. It cleanses ih'j f
. ) ilvll Ol
all iniiuri:ies, nets ""iiliv ant! elliciently on ihe Liv
er i. ml Iwminevs, strc.iiiihens tin; Diiritstinn. eives
tone to t!:c St anmch, makes ihe skin eh ar tad heal- ! ,
ihy, anil restores the (.'onstitulion, enha bled by .lis.
ease or broUen il.c.vn l.y itn excesses ol yoiuh, to i s
pristine, viiior m.d sirti'to.!,.
i.'.. .i. i ...n ... ;. ;.. : ., I,. I.,ai il,n,i li
: iho c.isineties ever used. A few doses of Carter's i
fiir ; SnnnUi Mixiurn will remove all sa.lowness of com-
nloxion. nrinirtlie roses niauilin lo tne i-neea
f?'v,e
elasticity to th
tstiji, and improve the trenerat tieallti
j in a reniarkabli
dfjjree, bcynnu all tliu medicines
ever lieard m.
'Phe laric nuniber of certificates which we Im '."
recti veil Irom persons from all parts of tho I.' nitcd
States, is ih" host evi lenco that there is no Humbug
alout il. 'iho press, bote) keepers, magistrates,
physicians, anil public man. well known to theconi
munitv, all add Iheir tesiimonv to ihe wonderful if
fects of thi GREAT BLOOD PLR1FIEI1.
Cull on the Agent and get a Circular and Alma
nac, and read the wonderful cures ibis truly greatest
of all Medicines has performed.
None genuine unless signed BEN NET & BERKS.
Proprietors, No. 3 Pei.tL Street, Richmond, Va.: to
whom nil orders for supplies ami agencies must be
addressed.
And lor sale by Jno. M'Bean, Jojn Beail, Cadiz;
Cannon & Ilcnders-m, New Athens; J. I'.Crumblet,
Doersvillc; T. F. Drown, Mooreijeld, and by Deal
ers in medicines every w here. n'2'J-ly.
For Sale or lientl
A FARM containing about 120 acres, i iclndiii!
the lownof Unionvale, Harrison county, three
miles from Cadiz on thn Wellsburgh road. Said
Farm is nicely improved and ill a good state of cul
tivation. Will ho sold low, and on accommodating
terms. If nut sold wi:hiti l.Odays.it will be rented
in fair terms. For particulars enquire of ihn sub
srilier in Cadi.. WM. HOGG.
Cadii, Oeto'.iar I, H5I.
N15W GOODS
AT'
Reduced $riccs ! !
S. &, JI. .McFADDHiX.
HAVE, received the Inrrtest stock of Fail an I
Winter Good, that ever tliey brought lo ihe
town. They were so much reduced in price, that
they could nol rosisi pureliniiig largely. We invite
the public to call and sue their maeniticem stock, as
it wilt make ohl Ladies raise, their siiecs, and won
der how goods csn he sold so cheap.
Oct. 11, lf.')l.-tf.
Notice.
THE subscriber having purchased the entire in
terest ol Francis Marry in the tannery of Georgn X
Morey, is iiLlliorized to selile all tho claims of the
lato linn. The business will herculier bo continued
by ihe undersigned. 1 have now, and will keep con
stantly on It.nm a largo and extensive assortment nf
all kinds of leather, to which 1 invite the utteniion ot
he public. - a ' :
The highn t market prlco will be paid in cash for
HIDES and SKINS- SAM I'LL GEORGE.
V. S. Those having land to clear, would do well tn
save their BAKU, as it will pay theexpeusti ol clear
ing. '' --- '-' ' '--8.'..
Cadis, O. March 42, )8vl. . . , ... . , .,, ,; , ,
liasolution of i'artnersnip.
NOTM E is herehy given that tlie pirinershl a
heretofore existing betweitn Silaa Gray aiul
Mil on S. Dearth, was this day disolved by mutual
consent. - ' ;
' silas gray;
Sep. 20, H54.-3tpd MILTON S DE VRTH .,
I
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s.
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I i,f tltM Ihiti. ii rnil l.i.-i i'ciiz til ? Vi i' . Xh: .
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rmi. ii:i, H.irri"n ni')', LjO urns-
I Id ni-re of nii-.l i ri: an.;, in! p-iivivuT writ
tiniurtvl. Aiwi'.t li '"ti-:.".r;M8 '! t' fiitirt trck
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litis i:!.ijii.H -
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uri:! li1i,-'il rh in-'" t. r j.'ivit'f:;:
i ntj nil h i f tiw j-i.t-icri'ter r V m
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ir i r-t iu ul" r.:!uvn'i n rt'i i w- : i v r it.
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CATU0IICAN
lor. Tin: ri.i.ht Avn i.r rf. er
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n !.'. l.ir i's cuniiivo ,
!- in ail llr itiy--;!.
s l.ir which it i.-? :
ri con i'.''i'-;(.'l. esiiil
lv enilet! fen nr ci-ni-
hauls. Of ihess are
Pri-'ini...! t,.r ,,r
rtd'in'r of the WuT.b;
Incidental Jleiuor
llnije, or IIol'Jiiu:
riiiliful, :Jupirri?ed,
and irregular M e n
tunia'ion, A-c., wiih
nit their accompany
in f ils, (Canet r ex-
c.-ptee.) no tent ter ,
"'rt n'..v'fV.',n '""S- !
J he Cntholiean far i
bein; more eerlnin. j
snruasses oilier remedies, in
lens expensive, and leaving the system in a Letter
condition. Leloll interested call end obtain a psin
ph'et (free) containing ample proof, fruu ihe. most
respectable sources, of the bcnefieial result of its
use; tocether with letters I'rjin highly experienced
Physicians, who havo used it in their practice, and
bak from their own obseivntions.
ItEFEttKNCES:
P. B. Peckiain, M. D . Utica, N. V.
L. D, Flemn.'.M D , Rochester, N. V.
M. IL Mills, M. 1). Rochester, N . V.
1J. V. Foote, M D., Syracuse, N. V.
Prof. Dunbar, M. D., Jinltiinore. Mil.
J. C. Orrick.M. D., Ilaltimore, Md.
W. W. Reese , M. D , New York city.
V. Prcscott, M. D., Concord, N. 11.
J. P. Newland,M. 1)., L iica.N Y.
Ke. C. f. Beare. (Helm KnriiiMtS. C.
PAMPHLKTS TO 1L II A l) O RA ITS AT THE
fJ'I'URL OF
! JoHir McBrN, Ajient, Drutrgist, Cndiz, O. Also
I Hv C L. Fawceit it Co., Ml. Ple asant, Harsh cc
l,'f'.MtlW'il1l. Sllr. til.., nvi !.i i.Til hi. I Ir ) i i ... U.' l ITP It ' Y
illy. " '
MrN'uTtcs To Tirr. CsrcrTrsATK Fcn.irr..
I feel ii a duty ineumb.m; upon icy to tl"-!re
public!- the reat blesMifj Dr. .'id.re.libi'-i l.'i"i;i'.'
Catlu.Uci.n lull pn ved to i;ic. I'.t 'w-vetw i
u, 1,1, .. ,;,;.,!... I hn.t ,,M,u ivalk.
Fhy-liiatt" pr iiin'iiiovl my i-n.-fi-iiliei: id IS v. nd..
i vi.-n i.'c ii!ei';;i'i mi-', e.cn .'. T.cii::! wi''. I'" r ;'''!. s.
'1 he o-.ins. irrd Hi. hi. pr.-t;-t!i ei, a;i i lb.-
;'. 'M,
-I liie
hie I'ueid Ih '.' it rcn I
til thi.. nu enii.l : eoiidin .i.
" 'roiiieiiib d Dr. J!iirehi-iV
Ali'T ti,l,i'..( I'o t hi.iiii-a 1
!'r. !
I-.e
bud
nen'ili. ttr i'i ed f c r '-o:' !:i n
Iv di sire Iiml nil n. y sex. a....'.'
ho I sure ieii' I from ti:i- id. '- i.e.
Md Til A
.o. i: 'a'ert
'o
.;e ai. '" l- 1
M .'t v;
c. t'.: :
1 he abov ptnt' iiu-iii I l-.iM'.v I-.
l'.
I'. M. IV'j.A ' !
M.J'.
I have no li' sifa i n in -:.v !
t r-
i" r-
me Cuiht tic, ,ii i.j hiviiti'tlMi
it: ' i ' " 1 1 : . i ..I '
eraliy. I have used il in Fieor
I'rulap-us 1 teri, and in e:u. s
lion ol ihe vaini and of uteri
liorice oi tlie I'aciil'.v.
JOHN C. OKiiICK, M
r A:'..i-.. Ae "o. r. ic-i
s id e'tr ::riv ujocra-
L is wui tny ot me
D Raliiniore. Mil.
ZCr. 11. Alarchisiit l.o . Proici; t,)rs. (.
ntral Dp
'I, '5! Inn
put, 3U4 Cioadway. N. Y. atl,
John Miller's Estate.
"VJOT)UE is herthv given that ihe endnrrlgnnd
Ll has been eppointe i nnd q-:i:!i;ie;! .-'Mieutor o'
tl::: lust will and tnsianicnt of John Miller, lite of
Harrison county, Ohio, rteeen-ed. All persons in
terosted wit! take nf ii ;e n'H'irtllitly. Luted alCa
ttix this 2.1Ui day of Aniia f54. .
Juscril DL'NLAP, Executor.
august :i0, 1S51.
wineUmu
t
net
W'OOD it SMI TH wi'.L oiler at public Auction
to ihe hiuhpsl hiddnr without rtseive, their
jctniro Slock ul Moods, ronsiMing of Dry Goods,
1 ilutdwnre. Uucetiswnre, tiroceries, iS:c., Ac,
Commencing on '1 hurs.lay rveniri!,', ilth inst,
I and continuing from Cay to day umi! ail sold.
I We have a few more houses all'! lots far sale at
' low prices. W. ,fc S.
Vt e are also desirous oi selling our i:ooas as last
as po.-sible.
Snpt. li, ':; l.
Legal
rjoti-e. !
Court of Common Plea",
I- ctrison con' tv Ohio. !
(jolinli i edrew, 1 lil.
, Joshua Kemp A Enoch fI Mie said Jo-Una Kemp
i edrow, JUetts. I will take no'iee tl;at on i
tne vd day ol ?:ep1eiat..er, l-iei. the said i i.iiuui 1 ed
row tiled hi-, p.-'tilion against him and the said Lno'h
'J'edrow in the Coerl ut Common Pittas o said Har-
I "-on county, wlncli petition in now rcndini.', pra
ni county, winch petition in now rcndini.', I
, j,1UiIIIC,lt aatliltst them l'T Sltw.ui, with mtc.-isi
j tit,j-on r, ,, lit, ,ia)- of June, KM, wl i-h snni
j ..i, .'.'drow, on the promucry note of
! said deicndai.ts, drtted Juno liih, Ihbl; and mat a
i f ,,,. ),,,,, I ns I,,,,, iusiK-H aef.hlfl said
Kemp s props rty; and Una unl-t.-s tlie scad iHt' nd
nnH shall appear and answer seiii p titiar, on or 1 e-
r.,- tl, , f.tl, a,.,. C V,,i.'.l Li"! ,, ,,!,.., ,. el
I ,, : u,Iuiortl r ,ains, ,u, , for'tho n.nouai claiimd as
&ior,,Hrji i jj y p i'PWK'K
I sith, lS'4.-fiw. ' Au'v fur lViiti'.mcr. .
A TTAill.MENT NOTICE At my in-danec,
f an Attachment was this dav iss'Ucd I ',- 'i'l;o:nri.s
! I'ianie.um, a Justice of the Peace of h'uni'uv town
ship, Harrison county, against the properly ami ef
fects of Joshua Keniji, absconding d:.htar. noli resi
dent of snid coiinlv. Debt ten dollars and forty c'.b
This 2i! day of Si-i tcmber, 154.
iil-4w GLoRCE SIMMONS.
A. JUL. SCIIREIEErv,
MOOREF1ELD, HARRISON COUNTY )..
DEALER in all kinds of Dry Goods, G.'ocrrieo
. it-c, which ho sells cheap lor Caih, or sswl
duo June !), lbf-4.
CI UR WENS Laws of Ohio row ii force, with
J notes and references to the judicial decisions
thereon.
SWANS Revised Statutes of Ohio, of a general
nature now in force.
A few copies of the above works for sale by
McDowell fc. to.
Successors to S. W. McDowell,
Market st. Steutieuville, O
Jim2!,1354.
D. LEVY &
CO
OF TUB
New Baltimore Store,
HAVE received one of the largest and beat as
sortments of- Diy Goods imd Uesdy madr
cleiinng ever brought to (.'sdir; they buy i heupei
and sell cheaper lliuu any oilier establisliimnt in th.
place. 1 (nov. 1, N54 )
Eoad No'iee.
NOTICE is hereby given that a pet i. ion will be
preaeiiled lo iho commissioners of Harrison
canity at thinr i-ccnibtr esion, praying tor mi
ulieruiion iu ihe SiawKoad lending tr.nn Freepori
to Wesicliester, clliiiiein log at or i.eur W e dtorri'.
iliiiigu, thence Ihe most iraciicibio rouie smith ul
ami! Woodford's house, lo the lop of the hill.
Frucpo't, Ohio, Oct . 2li, ltJ54 -,.t.
Je3se Vinrod'a Es'Rte.
NOTICE is lierel y given that the undent one
has liecn appointed and qualified by 'he pro
bate Court, administrator of tile estate of Jobs
V mrod lute of lliirrisou ei uiity, Ohio, deceased.
Persons inile'oted lo said etatB are re.i,u.'stid to
make imeditte .-ayiiieiit to the uitdvtsUjneil, an i
ihosu having claims rig i last said estate wil ! . pre nt
tln-m fur stub meiil within one y ur fVom Hie ilute
hereof.
jKopjM'J!''4' R M KSKXE!)Y','Admimr.
Examiner's Notice to Teachers.
"MEW ARIlAN(;E.1F.K'PS.-i-.Herenfier tliere
JLN will lie but lour Exaniiiiutiom lield in Harri
son comity during ihn year, iz: On iln last Friday
of April and October, at tlioeloweof thescmi-aiinuu.
Uni in Iiisntiite, fur the counties of Jrtlirson and
tinrrisou, and on the last Fridays of January and
June. Since all answers io ,ui aliens i lo Is
written, filch applicant should tiirnit.li hiuisel! with
three sheets of pa,Mtr and pin nnd Ink alsoa rnnuinit
book. All examinations io Iw held In Cadiz. iSii
pi iv ale nxainiuitttniis. . i
: Circulars containing the rules and regulations bj
which liie Board will fin governed, will lit: seiii lout,
ths townships in thecountj, ' 1 ' " '
, f. .. . ilyordrtof the Hoard: '
'' i. I': WOOD, Cl.nk.
t ,Cadi, Oct. 9, IS.'4.-Sw: f
rli hbll Family Hour kr.tt conslantlv on
h-liitl.
1.' ana torut sale (ap2 isv)
McCOKMllh'S.
ivct u.'.e a Kar-.i ii;
mmw
mmrn
1 V.f. .SicPOWtF.L i now optsinr i p"t
lit mi. n ifnUt mst Me. torn, ui .md aroP uvxt
it ' CP ot' i iiftcrs, Vv'iii till t I'iR-j -;'j ft"
tTi,rv ft-1' tl-v '-' jI:S lJf!'-.':iaiT!el J Aft. t'-Ut-er
Willi riihuu itfr'.ii!".? t4t; i iiTuuiauf iiHir jf
tu !-if '' : ani i "s; ;.ii:i:
: .tl i ir- I,;.- 1 Mj!i !'.-' iT.:a rr-i i J'i':
. Ii- sT'vi; w?cr i iiif !nri.pt ir Sff t o:J
'.' "nil tKfi i:iri-hi'r. '
-al t;tt .. .,t -i-ii- ;or y i f n liOOU t.iti
.Nor:h sMc ol .Mmkei, Uove4-.b sit.
Mir. v ?q: -:.
"In rev Viiyfic lo ttc JJogs. ...
c-' i'T "'i.'t f. in ih? inrK.t acute ptiin.
r.'c ,."'" !" in' .- . 't ine ;i!i ,N.';:irti!.;'. dii-earea,
i;::eu: iu i-"o, (..uo'itl and r!bd Juin,
,N " r.'i': i-i of ;ii.; i cce, L'ciitiies-', I'-Iioi;-
It'.l. !""t. I lies iliile'e, ra:pit:i'l-rrij ' '
ol ll.-nr;, (K'lliuitcal lle-ei-
jc .e. IViitM iii the sio'u-. ' ' -
och, i:iit;. siion. Dy-. ; - '
;;-H. I leri', a
i'ains. Pir !y. 5
si.. cel., . . ,
Th.- r'Mt't ir-:ri Iii I iutru.iucid in t!ieel! f
New i or!( b.'s item one V'':n fcoiee. :el all. r 'jc-mf
Mil.jocti'il lo in. rou .!i lriU in evi ry bo- p.ful iu lha
ci;y, .n:d applied by Drs.Valefitin', Mo't Citrnorbnii,
an Liirer. and idh'-ia. it was iliseov; re I lhat tUe
p.jiweta simtijio and w iiiilvriisl power in lha relit f
and f ire ol the aliove cUss of t.iseaN's, suit tir
sale, and lha success laat iiiS attended their ti ia
iiiijmrai;i.'b-d. . - . .
I revu us to li.ur ir;!ro jncii,,;i ir.to Uiif. pnMlfft
tliey wen: used in . very h npUal in Europe, 'and nr
secured by ;tuttn:s i:i 1-rniice, Caruiany, Aurn.t,
Prussia, and Kcla.i.i; and a'so in tin- I luted .Sia.'eS
rnNi;i.ei3 ami i,f Ner.R wri,!..'1 i ' 4
The ii. ciplrs u, on w hich ii is claimcnl tliot th
Ch'.in.i produce thrii- niarv.'l.i'.is i-ur-s are, fu'?t
tbii nil Neivoue Disns.s nie altendod artiiiirv.
,j1K.(.d ;,y delicicnt supply of cerver.s tliii-1, sod tn
aijuit Hint rere.iilil.., closVly electiicity, urUetra
nistrni tisn,; and second that the cieoiio maguetic
chains, hy t" no; worn over anil upon tfn part aud
oian ens. niied, turmsh to tlie exhaustad nervii
lluid wl.i 'h is required lo produce a healthy aciisn
thr.nicl. the entire system. No disgusting nirttrum
is allowed to be taken while siii the lyiain, but
ricid observirce of ihe rmnrJ taws' ot'health e-e-quired.
Brisk l':iclion upon lha part diseased add
much lo the eii'cct? ofthe chninii, by imreaiiug tliei
tutguettc powe. :- : .',
line I Iifi-.!S'il n..lsii.
will lie eiven to sny p'rson who will nrodue "
many well nuihrntii uicd certificates of cur, boih
from iiitelliticnt patieiita nnd scirnittic physirisns,
as huve Ik-cm rtlocted by the use ol Palvrniacbr'
LlectiicChuius. Tliey never tail to perform what
they arc advertised to do, nnd no person h ftver
oein dis.-aiisliid v. hohae piven tlie.m t triL
is I'EMAij: c;st.s
mora lhan one hundred parmanont curt of Pm'.
sus Fieri have been effected within tite last yar if
the t!' ol the i hams. By applying one end of tiio
chain over the region of the ul. somen, and ihe oikrr
upon ihe .-jite,..' jusi above t'i hip, ths usual aaver
svmpions mcidi ui to that disease are al ones ranMv
'd. J,cr:. OF f vr,! The chain should be mltnnol
'.. io:i. i!-.: wnh roietnon viiie;.:i;', and then on end
oi ii,-. t'hnin .-in'id.l I. . appln-ii diroctly to t'l seat of
ihe pete o'-.!!-. .(., r od ihtt orh-,i' iid epivxntd ta il.
: r'L i;T i-'.t KtV'I'.jJ! 'J oe Kb-ctria Chains arc
n "t : i-t;e ;!! Vi-i"",e;: 'Mil I'u Lervuas Uiaaiaaa it
; ia ci ii"" d ii a. !v ' '! i "ii A -.'cut in ilw w."l t
i oro.iuei .1 1" in.. ii r .::ise. in trie ta-t vnar as tiu S!w-
ie " l. lio '
; i ST Li. I li'o-o iht irioM acuta aula, la
r.-ihi. ' . :.: ,!r ..." '."itt ill tij.,1' ie a'l.iii luueii inata
iie'M'i li'y t'.ii i e.i.i he iroilu ed by opium, iu any al
Od' it: ' ...'.etii i n M-irrdilr-i ; ?r:itis 1
, j ., O r.lMToCi', Sole Agxnt,-.',
S s i',i,..i Iwav, cor. Pi nice St,
JrV-JNO. tU'..'.LL, iM'itnSi. Ouou, l). Afeut.'l
15 1 '.VI.
i- da- i' vali !s ..i li-.rt-i-.u coumy. !'.ilvermichr'a
; )yiii"-L."c-i' .V.'i:: ic. Chains. p,-iitiiin a constat.!
ii.iem id imm-'.-. upi.-it fil'-e.ru'iidiii'iitdi-'ui, wi.l
itivc iutca it re!!,! i'e. ni pain, and idle. I a prriuanenl
and f-iiee'lv cere ol ai l Ntu.'oi s nihCuu s. .' '
JoSFPii STi.l.'ERT.
fiencral Agent lor the Uhiied Slataa
F:.rM:!ebj, ; A.JlL.SCiiliiaBEK. ,.
M.Ki-c.liuid, Harrison eountr, Ohi.
Mav 1". leM. lvv " '
AYEIl'S PILLS,
A
NKW a'nci sinpilnrir successful remedy for tbs
cure of all liilious diseases Costlveness. lara-
gestica, Jaundice, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Fevers,
(runt, Humors, Nervousness., Irritability, lnflsnuua
tiuns, Iteadiirln", Puins in tlie Brent, Side. Bitk, -and
Limits, Fennilc ('onuibonts, Ar.,c. Indeed,
Yery tew ro e the diseases iu wlvieh a Purgative Medi
cine, is not metre or less required, and much siok
ness and sulfering might be prcventcil, if a harm
less Hit elTeettutl Cation tic iverc mure freely used.
No pcrsen can feel well while a costive habit vf
body prevails ; besides it soon generates serious and
often fata! diseases, which mrtflit have been avoided
by the timely and judicious use of a good purgative,
'i bis is idiUe true of Colds. Feverish symptoms, ana
Pilious derami.'ineTits. TUer all tend to become or
produce the deep scn.tcd aiid'fc.rnHfl.ible distempers
!iitfi load ;he hrnrsrs all over tlie lsnd. Jdanca a
rrlii'ltle family physic is ef the lirst importnnca I
the public health, an:d tliis Pill has been perfected
with uonsmnnV'ite skill to meet that deuiAiid.
extensive trial of its virtues by Physicians, Profci
(O'.f?, nnd l'.stierds. lias shown retadt surpasstu;
sny iliinr; tdlhia-Uvknown of' any lnedic'.ne. Cnroa y
have been eti'eckd l.'rycml Itciuf. were thoy net sub
s tan tint eil by rrrtens of sucli exalted pctjition and
character as'tf. fi.rltid tlie. snpicion of nTitixtii."
Ameng the many cudnent gentlemen, who batt
tenliiied in favor el these :il!s, we may ineidinn : 'J
Db. A. A. M a tr. Analy t iel Cteraist, of Hoaloal '
and '!itle A.fayer cf MnssacltUf-tts, whose higb .
prrd'.'us.eunl I'harat'trr irr eildtirrrrd try tire ; ' ;-1 ; "
Hon. Lew inn Evnir.'i r, fjoiiator.r.f the Y- 8.1,
Ttoni itt C.WiMiinoi'jUx-Spcalici of tlieFlwtsa
of l'epl''veiitat:ves. ':l':- i; i'il
A nno'i r tAWi'Uxer, Minister Tien. toTingland.
Jotirr U.l'rrrrjiTiucK,Catli,lishopofBoslin,
Abo, Pn. J. !;. ( iin.Tox, Practical Cbamiif, of
N"iv York C'itv, Mulutsd by ;-, ta.ti i
Hon. W. I..' M.'.i.' V, tteuretr.ry of ?tate.
M'm. Ii. Avrnn, the ricbst tusi he Ameries. mf
B. Lbi.ami,Co., Piepr's of the UotrppUtasv.
Hotel, and others. ' "' ' r '
Ilid space rermit. wo eonld givo Diony huadruJj -cerliiicatcs.
frim all t arts tvliere tbe Villa JiaTO
been used, but evidener eo'enieore'eoavineltaq'truiift
the eperici!co ef en.inrnt public men is found
.! in their ell'eets upon trial. '' t - . .
These Pills, the result of lon investjaratlon and
' 'Study, arc offered to the public as the best" and
most complete wliiuji the present state of medical '
scicuco c::n atS-rd. Tliey are compounded not of
ihe druirs ttiemMtlvos, bit of iVe inatiitiiial taas
only of errelable remedies extrarrrd by churiKnl
proirss in' a state of purity, and combined ogothrr'
in such a manner as to insure Die best results. '1 lua
syslci of composition for leedicinrs has been rbuud
iu the Ohen v Pectoral ul Pills both, tt produce a
more crhcieTt remedy than had hithorto been ob
tained bv miv proeesV. 'i '.: reason is perfactly ob
vious. hilo bv tho old mode of composition, t.
rry inedicinc is burdi ncd with more or less of sort-1 ..
niomous and injurious qwilitics, by this each Indi
vidual virtue ouly tliat u dctired for ths eurstiva
ell'ect is present. All the inert and abnoiiein qiM
itics of each substance employed ars Ujft behind, tha
evratire virtues only turnip; retained; Hence it is
self-evident tlie affects, should prurs as thy hsvf t
j-roved more purely remedial, and h Pills a surer, t
mors powerful sn&dote to diseaM' than n oth ar
medicine known to tbe world.
As it is frcqnrarly oxpadirlit fliall sast tiedftrl f
should tie taken imdt.r ths eososal of an ."tttandmsj '
Pliysicirin, and as he xioiild Uot properly jtldrr of a1' .
reninly witkuut kiinwine; ils corapositiosi, haxo
supplied the n.'ctuatc Fonmrla by which both toy .
Pectoral and Pills are made to the whole Imdy of .
Practitioners in the Called St'itos and Hritiab Anirr
icmi ProTinccs. . It" however there should be ni.v '
one who hfn jiut received ' them, they will bo
promptly forwsrdvil by ninil tn bis uduress. v
Of nil the Patent murines that are oflrred, how
few would tic takan if f heir rani position was known !
. 'J'hcir H consitjts in their myftrry. 1 .J)aTS no
. iyterres. ' '- -' - ' . -.. ' t
'J'be eemposiiien nf mv prepnrr,tin is Liid oprtr ,
to rtl! men, mid alt who are competent to putge us
, the feub 1jcct fimly aesmow ied;A .'Malif eooviaiiono
of tbeU inlrinsio inerits. 'J nc t fierry Pectoral wnj
prniavtMirsdiby srieutiflcimeir to bit a wmitferfirsri
inmlicinr lielore its ell'eels were known. Many rm
inent Physicians have dm lari d the sr.nie thii.fr of
' my Pills, uud sreir more eonadcntly,jind oro wiaV-
iiiK to certify '(hat their siilfcipatiens wets ri.oro ,
, than Tef.liird'ity theirtellects iipen tnai. v . .r
'1 hey opemte hy (heir powerful mduenro on if s t
internal viteora to purify the tl'.ed mid Miii.'.h'lo it
into hcallhy uelioit rrruovr tlir oltstniefioiit of
tlie stomai h, bowels, liver, and other nrKrtns if tl'S
body, rcNroritiK Ihrir irregular setnm to hoiltri, iia,4
by aorreetiiip:. w hercver Ibev exist, acch drranya. 1
ments as arc the first orbcin of disrate.'
Heinp. tulwar wrapped they are pleasant to tales, '
and beinir purely reircleble,' no harm can aiw (root .
their usa in sny quantity,
.. , For minute diriwtions, see -wrapper on t!i Cos,
' lrtKI'AHF.U BY V '
JAMES C. AYE Us
, rrnrHfnl s,nt Ail"iH'hmit.
tOWELT,.- MAhH. ' i-
Pries J5 Civt hW Box. ri Ioxm for tV
.. ' i- ,1. WW ;-' s .'.''
Aui-.rs f, f ckal iri, Jr.. 1 lacinnnti. Dr i '!
McKran, ft'-aitht; WiuH Wniavi, I laniMnnar- J i
M Ii tVi't.oii, !iani-vi!l ; i nwn A, Heiiiiriaoa. .
Nrw A:hiwj TJ firnwn. Mo ..el! l.l: KJPyliae '
myrn; n at itysll dealers o.Mc a 'in,- ieiwtu t '
Julie 1 1, funlill , ' .
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