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Tli People & the People's Bights
CADIZ. OHIO.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL tl, 1862,
JJE1I0CRATIC TICKET.
- For Jud of the Supreme Corut,
WILLIAM E, CALDWELL
Yr member ofthe Board of tt e Public Workt,
JAMES B. SI E EDM AN.
, DISSOLUTION.
The partnership heretofore existing be
tween ALLEN, (jILKS it LiLAI.4, 111 lilt' jjUtlll
ration ofthe 'Democratic bcminel and liar-
vi'ann P.....,n f .k .i
riaon County Farmer," is tins iluv dissolved.
A II :.i.. 1. (....: i 4-"... f- .:
ther Advertising Sutwerit,:i.,i,. or J!. Work
Mil LTCIWIIS IUUIUICU IU nuu lil 111. Ifcll CI' t
wt please call and settle imnn uiaiely, ai.d
.... -
those having claims against said lijm will
Biease nresent iliein to I hauli s , At.t.rv. '
, , . . , , '
wh is authorized to settle tl,t business tf
.v- .j k ...i i... .. in :
m ui iU nuu vj niiuui mi: ).i'f.l will I1V.1U
after be conduced. - "
. ' CHARLES X. ALLEN,
WILLIAM A. G1LE;!,
WILLIAM 1. I3LA1N.
Cadis. March 31, 1252.
' NOTICE.
The books of E. 11. Powell, hxit pubii:
r oi uie lauiz Cxniiucl, li.ne tun
Ijiaced
in tho hanilu r.f eti iiji i-j Fv a . . tl...
nn&imt K.ii..r.n.i i'r.mri..,r t..v -..lti.....t
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
the said Powell for Jul) Work, Adver ising :
or ouMcnpuon, must make payment ot the
niuc Buniusi, me uiiv oi iuue next, or
their accounts will hwe to be jilacnd in the
handsof proper officers for collection.
T. L. JEWETT, Trustee,
V ilVVVUUM IIUI1J H1C VI! V Ol lUCXtCO
.,,.,,. , . J, ,
atate tlmL the Omiilnpr fllmm liiiu lw...n iii.
vestigated and pionouced a
fraud.
tremendous
CtrThe whijr delegates from California
are insirucied to vole fur Mr. Webster in
the Kational Convention,
G-odey's Lidy's Book for May.
This splendid magazine has come to hand
with iu usual punctuality. The Lady's
Book for May contains 120 pages of reading
mater. When wo take in consideration the
s'ue of the pags, and the amount of read
ing they contain, it is very certain that it
contains more reading than any other mag
azine in the country. It contains besides four
dendid lull wee nlates. Goder has c.c.r-
tainly proclaimed himself conqueror in the
r- " "-o i
JWLola Montez visited the House of
Correction in Boston a few days since, ohe
I'ught toTllave rem"Tn"iJ' filer?." "
t3Tlx papers from New York nnnounc
the death of the vene.abl. Elijah Hed -
' ding, the oldest bishop in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Phis loss wiilbe deeply
1 felt throughout the church.
J JWThe Maine Liquor Law has been de
feated in the Pennsylvania Legislature.
I jty Miss Martha Ward the belle of Boston
I was married a few days since to a son of the
Hon. David Sears
So intense was the do-
i 're to get a glimpse of the fair bride, that
, ',
ance 10 keep
police had to be in attend
the crowd.
nment Of tlie Legislature,
j Houses, by large majorities,
r ii, ,m r it i
on.i '3, of Way. and
on the 3 Monday of Novem-
P:s appears now to be a settled
f'
al new advertisements have
Vibly crowded out this week.
'.
i in our next.
I
tax law has come to hand
's weeks er We shall
s nee s paper. e s ia
V .
Vug these days but
Vr we ftro. hli'sfc with
. ......
we will announce
v- no .
Vitou,
on the Nor-
ation.
the great'
pcticut in fa -
. .
uiy goc into
'lln Kh At h
a 8CI)me
P.reienter-
bsullted in
Wgonist,
useum on
u. nr.
uctimr
. i
la much
'( doing
rve, and
, nillustra
Ml . ' ?1
The liquor Indictments. j
During the late term of our court.
.there were some thirty Indictments Gafette and Citizen, tnat at the Con
pending, nganst persons tnroughout vention held in Morristown, on last
the County, for retailing sniritous Li-i Wednesday, I). D. T. Cowen. Esq.,
quors, all ot which were quashed
tne ourt and as wrong imprcs- egato to tho Whig National Con
M''''? sions have gona abroad as to what' vention, and that he goes uninslruc-
was t'jo cauio ol this action of the
court, wo deem it important to cor
rect the error.
Many persons suppose, and we
have heard it so slated, that the court
held the law prohibiting the sale of
sDiritoiH Liquors, unconstituiional.
and also, so loose iu its provisions
as to be void for uncertainty. This .had the name of Gen. JScott flying
is a mistake. The motions wero'at their mast head ior the last six
made to quash the Indicments, for
various reasons, unioncst winch was
that thev were so unskilfuliy drawn,
as to not charge tlie deloitddiis
With !nv oir.-uce under the statute.'iin;ininJous
Jcwctt in deliv
r. lni: tho opinion of the court, said !
, ' . . . . . I
that the court could not help s
"U!t ,'- P'i UO Iltul Ut.t tl;
l. - .IIM - . - .. - jit li
UKticteu mil i;oeu untiiiiy ami kii.ju-
mt'iv viul,-ii!i)!f tlie law, and that tin
- t... i r.i
Jl'.l l ti'tlJ ll'tl ill.ljl.i
, , ,
Itwiiciinenu ii it cou
tosttstain those
d doiiu Wfih-
! out (lcjarti:!g iruia the soitled rules
!f hivv, l-tit t!iat tins court t as itse'l
! m-.Tely the. creature of the Law, a.td
it ie jti'.lge vas not ..Tjnit;cd lu
!yarJ in- own rruaiu wishes (;i K:
Ini'
e;i)
; in ilie. uiattv r at ;ti
Miifd by ihe well
. hltt UlUNt. I.)t
settled ruL:-.
..( I.,.-. .!.; :., v .!.,, I .!
ilttc -i
ha!
OS
tions nrescntetl in tne cae.
die court had loiind no duiictllly ia
c !Ulin to t ie COildushlil to sustain
,jJ( aw ,troi,ibilIl tho retaillllij of j
. - i i i i- .
fpsrttous. l-iquors, and holding, that
'it neither Uucoiistitutional, nor
'.void for uncertainty, hut that those
' indictments, not being so drawn as
. Ill I
to properly charge tlie persons In
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ilielcil. witll ll.lt illir f oimiiilted :imv
,- . .t... . " . ,
OIIUIIUO, IlltJ II1UIIUIIS to tlll.tSU must
bUoTu
Alexander concuue.l.
'Ih'JS were tho whole of those
Indictments quashed. Jnd What
are tho consequences? In the first
place, the SherifHoscs all of his costs
which, it is said, amount to about
one hundred and thirty dollars,
and which he very dearly turned in
riding during tho very vetand mud-
time just previous to, and during the
session ol the court, all over the
county to subpoena tlie witnesses to
appear helore the Grand Jury and 1UCS- 1),u nS,ir 111 eV(,l7 tISR
for tlie trial of those cases in court." (W VV0,,!1 1)0 ela(1 if (Jay
The Clerk also loses his fees in those wou!(J favor us with a regular daily
f'f til(; trial .of those cases in court. '
. The Clerk also loses his fees in those
...
cast-s, atnoinitmsi nroaablv to hltv
dollars. liut alUiou-di the County
:.pays no sheriff's or Clerk's (ees in
thustiprosecutioiis where (lie State
f,,, yct tl,e fees and miltaO of the
i Witnkst, must be paid out of the
; Comity Treasury that groat pocket
of the People, into which everv one.
Who can get a,chatlCO, thinks him-
D ' , .
Sell at liberty to DIVE. As lllO W it-
nesses 111 those cases Were lllirner-
OUS, and mostoflhciu attended four
Of five days, their fees cannot1 fall
, i , i , ,
, v
i:nii!'T ni iivv iiiiiiiriii ind in tr
till .
' TilUS tax-payersof Harrison Coun-
; ty, is your money wasted in conse-
ii- . ,
!Milunco ol having a prosecuting At-
tarney who seems to incaptlhlt! of
CirawiU 'the simjilost lonn ot Indict-
mcnt correctly.
' ; i e r it t i
, A f 'W more, S.ich hltltldcrs, and
yonr IVcastiry Will ho t miity, your
Shenil' itnd Clerk will ho ruined or
i.i-
.lorceci iii resign, ana tneir omces
vv" g ('?ollio- Hero were ubout
: """V persons inuiCtea. Wlio were
ii i . I. i. i- i .- .i
I l" CieariVjmillV OI VlOKllingtlie l,aw,
ni.) ivlut vrrr nil trrwif liir tltnip fim
ai d who Were all "ood lor their fines
, ,, , , . - r
mid :l! tho nostss nod ihoir fin
costs; hiiu uieir lines
, . . . - , m
ihave been imposed) would have
'amounted to at least, lour hundred
,111,.- II-.. I
,iiiii tv lllll II W 1 I ill I I'll". I I 1 1 I 1 1 ' I
!n,r.rit ilwu-nC.rn lflm nivmm-ti
, .i i . ,,, trie Juice, prepared fiom Rennet, or the
drawn, the Violators of tho law ""J; - . 1 Fourth Stomach of the Ox, after directions
Vrenow sent would have boon punished, and the The whole number of representatives is of Baron Liebiff( u,e great Physiological
l a distance bove, large sum of money Would 233' -0t these 124 ereborn in free and Chemist, by J. a Houghton, M..D., Phil
1 f have c 'lllO ill'.O your Troa-turv but 7 8'ave States. Two only are of foreign adelphia. Tnin is truly a .wonderful remedy
- V' tlirt ImiirtmoiiU worn h id ' thn rV birth, one Irishman and one Englishman. 6 Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice Liver
metl? a oromi- 1 C m ' S V(r D " 1110 o'11'",, . - v v t o . ,t Comp a ut, Constipat on, and Debility, cu
metiy promt . , . . . 33 were born m Aew York 8 mole than ..?,..' .i .j i.t.
V "" " f"ii' i)uii kii jiuiiiiiiiK in,
, r ,i.. .j i ji
Olllt IIUI11 IIVO UllUU lllllllll CU UUI-
litr3 have been worse than Uselessly'
evpeiKRU out el Uie bounty i reas-
, , . .. -
i., T '..i-..jvii jui, iii4 in, unu
tho rest of mankind" will have to
tmn and hear it, till we become wise
' i. i . n
riiot.gu iu eieut &ouiu Uian i rose -
' I 1 1 i"Wr A f f ril10V nnOlllOO cult
f hn;il,,dnl,ilii,' .o. , o.r r
ui . hi. ii ill iitiii uuinii 10 uiun Ull lll
dlCtllient that Will STICK.
;
T
JkTERESTINO TO NOTARIM PcBUO.-trThe
Cincinnati Enquirer makes the followinrf
imnnrtnnt. R.i(r,ra.inn- Mm Hib re..t -t a
t--f- no j
nt th lpnerul AnKumh r. nrnviriimi fur tlia
of the General Assembly, providing for the
appointment of Notaries Public, all laws re
lating to notaries and providing for their ap
pointment are. repealed from aijd after the
1st of April. It therefore become a ques
tion of much interest to notaries, whether
all commissions heretofore granted do not
ylccaseTvith the expiration of the law, under
A' which they are granted, and if such be the
.fact i will not be safe to recieve the services
.t 1.' 1J . . 1., , ,
.. -it i. t.. , : .i .
poiaries iu lue acanowteugemeni oi aeeiis,
fjtherw't8e, 'after the first of April, nn.'ess,
pointed in pursuance of the provisions
.iAur 1u ,,- . , -. 'v - . ' i ...
View law.
lha Board of Public TForks
e,havo red wed the toll
Itional Road somo fifty
A bettetjhing the board
,..av fjotid.
Fo Gees TTninstructed'
Yo learn from the fu Clarisville
of ?t. Clarisville, was appointed l)cl-
ted.
rhcre is someihinz singular about
this movement, of not instructing;10 the ctair nd rrintinS R- Hattoh,
their delegate There are two re- iStcrelarr-
snectablo xhi naners nrin'ed in
this Conirressional district the
Belmont Chronicle and Cadiz lie-
benlian. Doth of these naners haveibedby the citizen8 of Cadiz and 'nUy.
months, as iheir choice lor ihePros-
idency, Brother Howard and broth-
,llaMon have Loth said over and
, ;
l"
over nain, that (jen. Acott was
choice Ol the Whins 0f
t!w-ir rmnntivo nint.irU f.ir tl.n I'rmu.1
ideucy. Thrv havti also nrwd that'"rk R or near Cadi. nod tlience "n"'ng
. . - . . - . alon' the line of Knul riiiid ti.ivm-lu ITI.r'.,.l,
eingltlteir lelf;ito shoti'u
bo instructed
to vote tor tj('i). Ott
in t!:e Nalion-
l. II I ..
ai . onvcniirm ; ai;! nt uili'T itattou
sat.! a 1 v weeKs s.it
l
ice. that no one
he tij'j'uiiited to that nsjwm
; H'r-t. unless he ' was a firm
end ii' (( !'. Scoit. Their v.arty
:.".v:!!f'd Jiieir d le;ues,
a i.d
;,ve, held their C.'oiiveniif :i, and
wiiat ti j vt ti: 'V (i ni''? v nv
have aj-point-.-tt adiellegato to
.a!ioini! "iinveiiliio, atid lie
"!C
'n'
TFe cannot solve how it was done,
unless the true State ol ahairs IS this.
Ccn. Scm's popularity in this dis-
Strict does not r,ach any lurlher
than Ir. Howard's or Lr. Ilattoil's,
w 'Tirinn .hi :nJT"!h!lrp.rTdinetoa,neetinJ ofth0
' . ' "
Stl'UCt!I12 matter Will operate UPOn
nnrcntmiinnrnpinc hnf il mo wnro in!
" l " ( "
uieir ni.icw, w e snouiu say. "iiur-
place,
r;li Inr
.
tuss and leathers any
i now.
Plain'
Tolpr
, T , , '
bo found the prospect-
us ot 1 '3 valuable Democratic pa-
P0' . 1 iie 1 lan Scaler, is just
;vn:u lts name indicates, a plain,
il,!ess journal, and just the kind of
a paper wo always admire. If any j
f our fiends should wish a paper,
11 OI" "I'orcst ouj, let mom
wmscriDo tor me 1'iain ucaier; be -
use 11 1S ."0l r'lu m. ,w- P01"
i
l'vuulllS''v
The Morninsr Daily Plain Dealer.
From and after the first of Apnl, the Dai-
Plain Dealer will bo issued Morning and
The concentration of so many
lSlt
necessary, in order to vivo our readers all
the news, and at the earliest practical period.
Mail Coats and Cars carrying the mails, are
arranged to arrive in the evening, after the
Daiiy&goeS to Press, aud leave next morning
before said daily is printed, thus making our
matter one day old before delivered to
?ilJ subscribers, and two or three days old
before delivered to country subscribers.
. ..... .. .
The Morning liditiovi will contain all the
news ot the hvenintr Hidmon. and in addition
the substance of all mail matter arriving af-
fer 4 ,ul ?'elV? rHph'
ic report trom Hurliuo, Aew York, Boston,
nnd Vftshington. giving the markets and
news to the latest date, and all local inci-
dents occurring up to 5 o clock in the morn-
"o' lmi1ejlllun Wl" DU m;lllt'1 m "me l,
leave on the morning cars and will reach
UiucinnftHi Dayton. Columbus, Wellaville,
Pittsbui-trh, Dunkirk SSanduskv. Wooster.
Massilun, Akron, Rav I'niia and all inierme-
Unfa vfitflri o tJio etuir imv
- terms. .
)aiy permfVil, pnyKbl half ynarly, 6,00
Tii-Weekly, payable yeailv, in adv, 3,00
. i- ' i. i- . I.,
Any one sen.iing us u eiuu oi ten, snail
e eiu't,Uli t0 tlie eleventh copy for his
trouble. J. V. GRAV.
. ""V14: .
.,,.v,..,., v. """vi .." "T"'
CoNGBEs.ional Statistics. Twelve States
are represented entirely by those born out
of Nuiir Timit. Of Hia 34 fmm tfi-iw Vj.vL-
- - vu. v ii
only 20 are natives of the State thev repr,-
in anv other state.
i. ...u u.vi., t nur
territories are represented entirely by
ri.inr,!irna nnrn 0!4eu liprA
pemtsyVania, one from Michigan, one from
vuv la 1 1 uui
jvurtii Carolina, and one trom the JJistnctof
Columbia.
i m arm tor r4ue.
, rnK in0.,..flb(;rwi ,.,), ,otolhe.
.1 I IT.. is u.l.i'nlt m.ul Ii uta It i nl on l.
ironu netweeti i miii una jerK-nnii, anu wiuiin a
I .. ...........i .I..i tt,.;lr..,.,l ,.,i .......
tuining between siity-ritrlit and seTenty acres,
I it bog I 40 of wtitcli are cleared, nnil In guod ctillj-
Untioii. "'1'here'is on (be lir. niiaea a rood los
; dweljilis; boUM Slid freie b.tni.n There it Uu
iBn '0"' f iit suffiuieni for familj --uei
. " . : 7"' ' " , " -----!
r ng m. mr pirmi.r..
nTi-ii uunr.rvi Kt m
AKtf FASHIONji ULF. ' . f
r lii.uif ia ti.inii!M'r. '"'
RESPfcCTFUV Informs hitold friendt ,
ol Cudit, and ihe public generitlly, that 5i
he intemlt lo eontimie, the Tailoring fcminw If f
In nil its forms, in the mom formerly pccuined by
JnniosBiiniiister.nntl nearly oppoailoihe Nuiioitul
Sm
mlet fur cuiiing garments and none bpt (he very
isT workmkn to worn inem . ne win not mil tara.
..... , ' . XTll!t4 AUUIG!, ! B .VI V
ooive a liberal share tl support. . r, i p..i ' 9K
An eperienoe ol several yeartin the Tuilorlnr if"e j , "ki
buainets enublet him to say Slant he ouatitlers it y seed 1,60(2)2,00
InVrmilf fully competent to compete with ih emit,. Flu Seed, .: .' 87
herf.or elaewheie.' . upM-ly Clover Seed, ., 6,00
s-.OV:hci: WAMCI) ; tFresbBeef, : 37
fBIHE higliett prion will bo given for a qunnti-. Molasses, ;! w 60
M. ty ii wswrtwi, h uenvorcu toon to lb
tubturibert in Cadii.
JiiH.iB. oi.
. H. IVfcFADDEN.
rnvtiTttr (lovmefdi;
'.1.
WANfEU.-,5Ut bushel of Clover teoil for
wbich ihe higliett mnrket price will be
pid fa a.h. -ifcbi WOOD i SMITH,
For the Sentinel nd Farmer.
Plank Road Meeting.
Pursuant to notice, number of the citi
zen ol Cadi i met in the Court House, on
Saturday ereaing last, for the purpose of ta
king such action as might be deemed advi
sable to increase the slock in the "Uhrichs
ville, Franklin, Cadii and Ohio River Plank
Road Company." The meeting was organ-
ized yWS THOMAS PHILLIPS, I'sq.
Mr. Thomas submitted to the meeting a
"ascription paper, embodying the condi-
Uoa uPon whlch 8tock fchou,d b subscri
whi:li was read, and is as follows:
We the undersigned hereby agree to take
the number of shares (twenty-five dollars
per share) of stock, annexed to our names
F611 Uhrichsville, Franklin,
Cadiz and Ohio Rier Plank Road Compruv
....... ' J
proceeu.oisaiu stocK Ue
nvnnnHi.H nMn .... I . . .. ,1 I. .1
y wmmncmg uie
along the line of said road towards Uhrichs-:
ville, as far as the stock hereunto subscribed I
m hu .uffi-! 1 .:
. , . - , , . '
piowjeu lunner, Hint no instalment ot said (
stock shall be called for until enough be la-:
ken to construct live milts of said road.
Afrer annnmri.UM i..n,,.rb. i.. f... r n. ',
.,, r, , ,, , , ,,
,""ll'"'"allu u, uy .ue.rs. wewey ami ,
""b i.utiTO iitiu a-
dopivd.
lictolveJ, Th.it the interests ot C.
ii vi
quires the construction of the proposed road
that a committee of twenty-two be apV
pointed by the chair to solicit the subscrip" day of sale, one-third in one year with inter
tion of stock on the terms provided by the t,!it' wd one-third ia two years with interest;
paper rcad the chairman of this m,:nif ,n
hBve DOwer t0 adJ to the nnmW
committee. j
Resolved, further, That said co.r.mittee'
.v.tens, at me court nouse, on Tuesday,
the 27th inst nl a -.Vll, P Itr
t v . . . . .
j i" compliance witn tlia nrst resolution,
the cha r annn ntPfl fli f,.iim..;n,. ,.tt
--X-j ..Un.Uj (jiiiumucu
8 committee, for the purpose named in said
resolution:
Crj: Tho, IJigg, Samuel Ilealea,
Isaac Heavltn, Wm. Watson, T. C. Vincent,
Robert Finical.J. S. Thomas.Samuel Geor-re,
Wm. Hogg, II. S. M'Fadden, James Thomp-
ion j.imcS Stcw . . . , . I
Wood Wmj. Fry A. p. Mo)re Joh Bea
o. Slcmmons, Wm. Shotwell, Wm Welch
joun McBean.
Tue publication of the proceeding wis
ordered, "and the meeting adjourned.0
TIIOS. PHILLIPS, Chain
man.
, R. Hatto.-,, Secretary.
BUSINESS & SPECIAL NOTICES
J OHN PARKER, of Wheeling is authort
ed to receive su Inscriptions and advertise
ments lor the "Sentinel & Farmer. All
agreements made with him will be strictly
adhered to by us.
jfciTRpgular advertisers are entitled to a
notice under this head fkes. All others
will be charged full price.
LEGION OF HONOR!
Amounts received on subscrin
tions to '-Sentinel &, Farmer," since
April 14, 1852:
Wm. Welch, 1,50
T. Cliflerd, 2,12
T.Kyle, 1,25
S. Harper, ' 1,51)
J. McAdam, 1,(50
J. Mathews. l,5j
3T It is rot often that the people of this
neighborhood have a chance of cxaniininn-
such a large stock of goods as those to be
found atWooD & Smiths. They are both!
clever men, an-i will give you just as good
, . . ,
a bargain as yon can get anywhere.
7r Mrs. Divine has ypA nnther
choice lot of Fruits, Nuts Candies ice.
1
I Those tbat are fond of wil1
whei-P togo.
kllOWi
Kossctu IIat3. A large supply of these!
beautiful hats have been just received by
our menas e laggan. iney aeep nats
of every description, which th:y will sell
cheaP- -
Another Scientific Wonder! - Impokt-
1 ivavTa TV. T ft lTmilii,Hi'B
Aiil iu 1ioiLri ivo s V nwuitivu ta
Pepsin, The True Digestive Fluid, or Gas-
ring atier nature unit xueinou, oy is-
n- A.n it,, n,.!,;. p.m.
phlets, eontmning scientihe evidence ot its
' j p O
tice among the medical advertisements.
CADIZ TK.'I I'l.U OP ilONOK, KO SC
: Meets every Monday evening; in the Hull ad
joining the Mmlcet lloiice.
UeguUr ilegroe tueuuiigs otv the Drat Alontlnv
li'every uiootli. - '
.r., M a an
Meets every FUIDAV K.VE.NLNii.iit Co'clock
;n the Hull, 'ho''"g 'larket Home.
.- , I ' ' .
, : The CadlZ LyCCUlll
Meet every 'i'lifcSUAY Vi;.MNO nt the
- aau mr-a .u.c. , ... puu.iu ... .uapivv......
viled tu attend . t ., , , i ' it- Mota
CADIZ MARKET-APRIL 21.
Pork, ; 3.60
Corn, - - s . ; S3
Rye, . 33
Oats, 2
Barley - . 45
- .
Flour )bbl. 3,00
Salt,li bbl. 2,00
ggs,doi. . 6J
Butterjlb. :
pSST 5
Green Apples, 60
Sugars m mo
Cheese,; . 810
Hams, l ; i ; '- 8
Shoulders, , ; . 6
Sides, i . . :' . 7
Lard,, ,. " , 8
Tallow, '.,'"' 8
Country sosp, 45
Tea, ,.- ' 60 1,23
Feathers, 31
Hayton ; ,00,
n.; a inn
f!AfT . if-
-rVt't I r.- in nil il,.. ....1 nimnln, N,W1.1 nA
J f Muiuinrs pf tne day. Stationary tenor
nml News-paper.Md Varieties, otHo. II, Market
sum. Wheelins. Va. eetD ie .
tAT?r!iFnOn iv p.ihJns . v Iter, i.l
M. Brav. Mr. Joseph B. MneuEtand Miss
Bray,
Martha Mc Ccllocoii, all of Uhrichsville
Tuscarawas county.
On the 7th inst., by the Rev. T. R. Craw
ford, Mr. Jsssa Mc KmuKitto Miss Jans
Sott, all of Harrison county Ohio.
On the 8th inst.; by the same. Mr. As-
debsok of Antrim Ohio, to Mrs. Margabzt
Gabvis of Belmont couuty, , -
On the 15th inst.. bv the same, Mr.
Geokg W,
WlKROD to'MisS MaBI Com-
puoa of Harrison county
Adrainistrator's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that at the Pro
bate Court for Harrison County, Ohio, the
uudersigned was appointed and qualified as
administrator of the estate of Zenas Beall,
late of said couuty deceased.
All those indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment; and
those having claims nyainst said estate, are
notified to present them for settlement with-
lm one vear lom '"is date
niiipinv iiutii
H1LLEAIIY BEALL, Administator.
A. C. Turner Aity. April 21, 1352.
Partition Sale.
Joseph Dunbiir Viic,l BY virtue of an
vs- f orJt;r of 8a!e issUt J
James Weith et U.) from the Court of
Common Pleas o!
Hnnis.m County Slate of Ohio, in the above
I n itled ease, I will offer for sale at pub-
li; auction at Jie door ot tlie Court hou.-je in
cauiz on Woiiuay the i;4tli day ot May next
,;A. D. Zn2, betueen ten o'clock A. M. and
j,ur o'clock P. M. Uie following real estate
iuu: j nen est Halt ot tlie c-ouin west
quarter of section twei.'.y-ei -lit, imowiiship
1
!ieeiL,r.ir.i;e tne, cicuoi iiViiie jL iiiu
: L iiiJ Di
ltd
'"j"
Xer
cuu .iiunn ' ei-Mi y acres, mute or less.
lised at
ermsofsale one third in hand on the
the two last payments to be secured with
8P? .
L LEWTOV Atul '
April 21, 1852.
ftuick Sales and ShorfPr!!!
M'itl ; A M .ll.ticte uuolb
iTIMIE mbscrilKTS l.e lw.ve to iin ihn;
ft
A customers mid llic
puuuis geneiaily, Unit
they have
18,000 WOUTII
i.'i ie.w f-jn i ti nun E-iiiniucr oihhis iioiiiiu unili r
tin- iimsl I'lViirablo ci:uuiiit;iiict8, wliich tlii i
lire (leleriiiinen tuscll, il' pussil le tieloru the I tit
ol Mpti-niher. We ft iipoiuhe pnneiple of
1 Work fiard.iell much and maken little 'vcrytime.''
I lm lar.'t.' iiiki npicnUKl eiock, i.'s, ecdiiiir UN)
tiling t!ver before broiis;lit to Cadiz, ciMisijia in
pint oft'lutlis, Ciisimeres. Siittiiiets, Vestitigs,
Klnnncln, .MiuhIiii iIk l.iiilH'-i, lt rti Bt-rnge
ile Ijfiini-s, Siilt I'issuej, l-'rcnch iniil K;lih
Ijiiwhr, Alijnciis.Scutcli, Kiijilisli mid iloim itio
Gin '.11111118. liniry ueie. Jiicolteli, iilulli, Ujuinet,
Swiss nnil llotiii .Mnalina
Iriah i.ini'iia, (ii liirge lot nnil dirt chpup.)
F-t'gfiifrsi, Luces, Hosiery, KnglUli mid Aim-iicun
Piinta.
For common wear. A general assortment of
Monncta, Alisaes tliiis mid Bennets. L iiilice call
iud t'Xaiiiiite lor yotiraelvea. A nice Jot of thoes
lor bulica and children
m .ia.Tn::t hats.
flardwrne. Qiiceuawure, Oreceriea nnil nenrly
evetyiliiiit else. WOOD & SMITH.
Cadiz, April a I. 1-52.
4 KTIKICUI. Fl.mera at
. p-il WOOD and SMITH'S.
J
DIMMl-no c l i , i .
MUMMISG for ladies' dre.aea, hernges,
ft'inpa, coida, lueee. etc tit ,
t'PSU WOOD and SMI rlrS.
OILK Pop!in?,'plain nntl wittered, 33 percent.
K)under lust yeiua prtoea, n big lot ut
np22 Wllrtl) and fMlTU'3.
CANTON Crnpo and Caslimere Sh-wls, at
apai wood and sviri'ii's.
AllDLERY. consiatinif of Saddles, iridic.
tri. onara, iinrttPiis, liriciiDiiiiila, Ulieclt mid Aiu
le I.inc-i, Blind Ciidics. aide sirups, etc. , etc at
"P'm WOOD mid SMITH'S.
to Fiimrics.
t GOOD joke ol tvt-ll broke Oxen for snle
j Velieup tiujiii e ut
"p2l WOOD nml SMITH'S'
T) It ASOI.S and Unibrell ia for api iiiij raiiia,nt
JL npil wiuiMinU &.11I I li'S.
Sm.k:
a ,:J l
I1.K Mitts, hand iniide to fa every aize. at
w uou nml iSAiri irs.
Kilfitifoi' Ol'(i0. Sltltl CoillHMW,
OL...Viiii'l figured black changeable , teudil
J li'.t'at kill. Is, nil llii'iip i noiK'li.nl
ii pa t wood and b.MiTira.
BKIt AG K tin laiees, luauiitil nml cheap, ti
.lol -it Li ids nt W OOD. mil SMI nra.
IN.NEI'9 and childreii'a llaH, iu great vil
li t the big collier of
npJI WOOD un l SMITIl'.S.
i I'll vrn ti . -
i, .i .i. r. i, ivi'i.r, a mat rete iisaortiiieni, in
uli
. -1,o .11 Ii, m Oi ....
, ,ji WOOD and Sll I'll'S.
J Al.l and V;iai.nv J.iper,ut
' upl ,'OOl) and m.M ITU'S.
C-9 Kl'tT BA(i!y vmioiis i -s and f.i.-il; ies
at WOOD am! aMilll'ji.
ItlMJ lis. Oak mill (Vplar f!,ii.r,I, I.,ti
land "Uudiling, eic, at the lumber i Hid of
np2 WOOD aim SMITH'S.
ri.VrF.5,Cular,it Cliim. z t J. at
0'l WOOD and .SMI I'll'S.
' AMIl.Y Flour wnrrauied by the barrel, anil
in s tial or quatttiii' a. ut nil times mi linn I til
itp2l . WOill) nml SMI I'll'S.
Spring and
GOODS.
8. & XI- rtlTADDECT,
ARE receiving now the must extenxive tteck
ol !ll(la A hll 'I 'llilC CiOOUM
thiiy have been iu ibu habit uf kerning. At
bna been il eir ciiatnin, tln-y will sell goods ut
sum!! profits, knowing; froi i Uperieii'-e llmt
quick iil... mid email gains will be In their in
terest us well aa their customers. We invite the
pub ia lo call and ex i in ne our ttoolc.
Cndis. Apnl 41. 1838.
SILKS, VRESS GOODS, &,c.
J .1LI.UA.ST Itich Brociile Silkt;
12j tlo gl ire, tolid and changeable lilkt;
iiiih.I'oplina, 1 1 tin and figureJ , r
- Hi nge do I . n a;
' Lnwi e ir,((liuiut and ilro 1 1 imrmngaj
Juat n.ceiv. it mid for ale 21 per cent, lower
thnn common, by . . Si U. M'FADDF.N,
30NNETS, -Mitse' ami Chitdren'i Hats,
UKusamb nml Moleskin Hats lur men; leg
boid. tieurl mid p iliu lints of tho I u lest sty let,
-.. 1.- 1 1 t .1
, npSl,- - . S.tmd 11. M'FADDEN'S.
ICIItuibroidertd French Cnnes.Collnrsiiiiil
J Vundor sleevesr 11 Ito Artifu-jaU, beautiful
bonnet nml neck Ribbons; I'uraaola to suit mill
or tiiniiiiie.. f.ir sale hi
p8l ' S.nnd If. M'FADDEN'S.
AaiM-ii-iin fTlihtka. r?iiainii.raia.
JL Cusainutt, Tweed,, Jen tit, Linens, and
large variety of pantaloons stuff, chenoer than
futinerly, at 8. nml H. MTAODEN'S.
tiipply o' toll shelled AlmnntliMUit
Xrcoi ivetl and for sale Jb Mas. DIVtiN".
I ATE.H and 1'rumt, jutt received
I sale, ut - A Mst. U1V
bivii aim kii
U1VIE3.
r OOWOOD 6U buses K.tiaoi togwoo
l4 "eived und for title by .-.,, . '
jinlt ' ..:'' ' Ksmj A Ctt.pwrtt.!
3CA8K.S Piutiiale Pomah for snln by
IttnSH . Kiiu it Cstnwit.t.
Ilill II4KI.I.V '' -ii
DtiSHES Prime SEEl BARt.RV, foml
v. f,im
aleby tmt.t3 I), h II. M'F.VDir.S
riMAL. aci:oi:.ts.
XJ0"Ct; i. I.ereby p,ir that tr.e fcllowinc
I 1 accounts linve hn-n tiled in the ftobaie Ceurt
uf Hamsun coanty. Ohio, lir settlement: j
j i e mini rcotiui olUr. Jinn Mc-.aMtn gonr- i
dinn for Adeline Cooper in lrr .innrity.
The account of Joel trauibletl as tuatdian uf
jor.n pny.
Tun final amount of George Atkinson ns exec
utor of Jnne Deetty, deceased.
The finnl aormmt of Jot-ph Wrhb at Rurtrili
an of John mid lirhecra Wrhh minorf.
Thtt 1st acrount of Jane Wc lrh ttnd John
tVrl'h.rxreutois ol!-anniil Well h. I'eceiin-cl
Anil llint ihe xiiu will be cvrmily t-iamine't
nl iml U.oii.) llic underricnr.1 , ..n M...ida,
ile l nr. wny 01 jihj licit. t. . ir.i-.
April 14 M rio'mie Jui'pu-
t:et at Ih- itintrW r.urt P- Uta iktiru
iU;'t uf iviifi-vHti
Another Scientific Wonder!
GREAT CURE FOR
DYSPEPSIA!
D.7. J. 8. HOUGHTON'S
4.
DIGESTIVEFLUK,
oi:, ;i.Tmv .trim.
OStr.rARI'.n I'om hE.VXKT. or tl Fourth
3 StMHich nf thr OX. h f 1 1 r ilirfi-iii.il!! uf BtNON
i.ii rmi. ihe f.t nl I'hi.il.itic-il i l i-niisi, by J. S,
fnu..llTO.-, At. I).. I'llllii::i'ii!ii'. . I'.i.
i bin ia ;i I ni'v H'.n : r-l it-.m'ilv ;.ir lmli!i'sliiin,
I.1 v - .i j.'-iri , .1 : i:'"i' f, i,'r. ' r t ' ,.t. i .i!it. I'uil- li-
i.!:ti.-.i, .-iii.t ic! 'm. IV; j.'ii-r N:itu--
null llil-t!lii-l . i y . il ill r S iv, u U'i'lit, lilt
trir- .1 11.4
c'lliilt n n-iiiipoMiifiilnf i'l.rsiN inl'.iei in ivii!er.iuiil fisn.-r h:iviiijc ilieit nl tlitil ilin-bao. J bni
wi'il ili'.-e.l or iliM.iilK 1'iu- !.. inula uf Uiiai jnlsn bi i n pri"lit jiofit lo C.mnHuptioii.Diut iibdM
l!(-rl in nli, in I tv. ii liniiil. btd i.t ftt Stomach.'
T'l-'l s. ih ihe i-lucf i ' li-iiieii i . or On-iit Dui-nt'
ing Pn'nciplr il' lb (i iPlrici uitii Ihe Solvent
of the r'oiiil, tin- I'uriii in,'. I'lejervinit nnil Siiui'i-
laiiii!; Airi-iitol i lie Muiiiiu.'ii mm iuiHa'iiii-s. it u
esiruciril fioni tins DiKHHtivc Sinm.i ill nf tins t)x
tbufi loriiiiin; mi A.iiliciiil Ditcs-i vn Kluiil, pic
nistly like ttic Naiinul Unsiric Jiiicn in i a C'lu in
icul powrrn, nnil liirnibinu tl cuinplrte fitiil per.
Ii.'ct feuhsiiiuti: lor il. Hy ilie tiiil ol this pri'p'irn
lion ilie pains nnil evils ut' lii'li'.-ealion mill Uie
pepsin are rrmoitil, just as tlu-y woulil he by n
beallhy Stoiiuicli . It in (Iniiin womlcra Inr Ihs
prpiics. cininu' casi's ol Id'iiility. Kiuiiciiiiinii,
Aervoua Decline, iiii l Dyspeptic Coii.-uniptinii ,
stippoacil in be on the ivree nf the grave. Th'j
Vii'initic Kviileiii'ii upon which it ia biiBcil, is in
t lie highest tie rer Ciiriona mnl lloiiiurkahle.
SOIENTIKIt: KV1UKNCK!
Babon LiKBicin liiii:eh bratiMl worK on Animal
Cbi'imatiy, Bats. An Ariilicial Uiesiivo I'tiiiil,
Mnabniiii in ihe Gaitrie J nice, nia y bit ruatlily
prepaid! I'min the muoniia meniliraiic nf the Siom
ucii cl Ilie Ox, in which vaiiiiua nriicleaof fnoil.
aa iik';i i iimI e-i,'", will be soiteniil, clunked, .-ind
diejieil, juat in iticniiiie manner at liny woulil
be ill the IJiimau Stimiaeh,''
Ok. Coubk. in bia valiiibln writings on the
I'hvsiiiliiL'i nl' I ii'i'Sliun." nlisetvea that
din, million ul the due qimntuy ol tlie Oastric ; n'eiu in iiuhu. iimi juun,
Juice ia a pr.iininniit unu nli-ptet ailing cause nl 1 JOHN B;tOOK3.
Uyapt-psiHi" a ml he amies Unit "a diatiii.tuis bed Important Caot.oh. lii-ware m' n bHae coun
piofemn it ineilicineia l.onduii. who was e'evciely turl'eit ( -Vinar'a Uii'.aum of W ild('ii..rry,ai?ol
nffliuted with ll.is ci.n.plaiiit, finding every tlnng hy one Wru. Speiir, wii ,. in order in p!ai lu'svila
else to Iiiil. had ri-eoiirau to Hie UusinV Juice, r,b- imiiatinn upon lint pitlilic, has obluined a fu
taincil lioiu the Btiiniachs ul liiing uniiimla, which simile nf our I'otile, mid cnpieil iur label of dU
proved cottipk lely siiccc-slnl." " , rce.iions vetbiitum, auhstituiiiig hia own name for
1)k. Gkaiiam, author nl' the finion.- work upon '' f H-"rj Wialur, AI . D., which is found ttst
., '...,.,,..i,'.. ii;. i i Ii i ., .,..,. rL-..Kl ihe tetiiiino.
,.lcl l'hyailiiKy, thai tlie Momachs of iinimala.!
inai-eiiitc! in tviitor, impnri to the tluid ti e proper- eeiiuine llalanm ia n iinoiy executed steel enrjr
ty of ilissolvitiK various anions of food . mid of "!' t'CriiK ilie nnmn ol IJenry Wistnr. 5t. P .
fll'ectiiig a kind ol AiiifiVml Discs ion of ihem,.iid Saitf.nd mid Tarltnoi.e other cart lie r;.iiu.
iu ho vi:-e diircieiit from ihe liniiii'il drgealive Skillful mid scientific physicians' u-.tv pr.
proci'ss." acrihe mis rurdiciiie in tni'ir ptactiee.
fj-Call on tlie Ajent, nnd get a Descriptive' Prii-o $1 per bottle-six ouiUef for 3.Soia
Ciiuul'ir, (Kiatia,) giv'ii.f; a larsu amount ol Sci- by J. U. I A ItK, Ciuciiiii'tti, Ohio.
i,'. .'.i i i .. . ... i .. . i. iirrli. pint r.nriier of Y .nirtli nnil W ulnut atriwit
t'llillli: i.viiuai' i-. uiiiiiiiii 10 uie iniiifr, iie-i; nor
R.yiiarUable C'urea, from uli paita
, , i'...,, s,.... 1
.u . nvjmftuii ftinen
Dr. Uouuiiton's I'i;isi.n has produce' tho m.vt
marvelous cll'ecn. in cniiti(r case of Debility, lima-
ciati Nervous leclii'if,utiil Dtspeptiit Contump-
lion, it i i in lotai ni- to give tne ueiiuia ol caaea
within the limits ol thia advertisement; but au
iheiiiii'n ted Certilicates have been given of more
than Two Hundred UeiiiKi liable. Cures, in I'bila--I..1.1.;..
...., v.,.1, ii. .oi.... ..I,.,,.. M'h...
we e .'..Litrlv nil deauertue eaaeK. and ihe cure.:rPnE "I'.cribtr, fry tlmukfill tef past Atvr..
w-rei.otoiyrepidadwonilerl,il.h,upen...',r,e,,t.l
It ia ti trreaiNervouaAntldoie. and .mill, ula.lv
iirl'u! to tendetii-y to Itillioua Diaoider, Liver
Complaint, fever imJ Airtie. or bndiy itemed fe
ver and As:uc,iiiiiI the evil ell'ecis of Quinine, Mot
iM.ry nnil other drill's upon ihe Digesiive Oriiina,
inter it long j-ickiieia. Also, lor t-X'-esa in ea ling
ail I the too free use of ardent ipiriia. It ulitioat
lenouciiea tleafh with lateiiipinuce!
Dr. IIiiijiiii i os'p I'. l'SiN i tol l by nearly all the
ilea, era in Ii e Dm k popular AUdicines,
i hrotii'biiul Ibe Unit- d Staiea. It ia prepared in
I'oM'iicr aiid in fluid forrr- and in 1'iesciijition
ViaU f. r the u,o ol I'll l -K ii: l.fc
Pi i vi te t I , i 'i 1 a t fl In r die II lie of 11, !(.l3!ia. mil V
be obiaitieil ol Dr. II ugbtoii or his Aireuu,
.iciibing the whole pn.-oeea c! ,.n.p..iuiion, audi iTfk.'sfs W WTWtt
giving Uie aiiiboiiiiia mnn wliioli tliti nliiims of j MMM-OSiS M MM M JkKfmiW
which this nt'tv lem il v are oaseo. . i is not a j T 1 1 UK parteral-.ip heretofore exitlinj; Ictweoai
Simei iiemeily .no obiectioniciin be raised against! J bluiiiinonsnml George was tin's day t'liasolv.-i
il by I'l.tKici.iii'! in n-tpci table eiaiidim'aiiil regu-.by imituiil consent. All persons knowing them,
lur practice. I'.i. e !! I. 'Mill pi i lloill.-. I velvet indebted lo said nrtu.eiihnr by note or book
l"rSrOltf l!VI-T Tills: Kviry hol.le of the ' uccoutit, . ill pletiaecall and settle ltiir iapcii
(r'.'A"07A7'.' l'F.Psl.S Wm ih f'. i'ifrt .ygnnure iio clam id ull having riiiiint iitnintt .i id n:sa
,u
J. S. llOUiill I'O.V, M. !., Solo I'lnpiii'lor,
t't.ilr.fli.--a
Cun t!
i hiii.l'ii. ('o.',-rigl,l mn I Ttade Mark
.-roiu iiyt.it o:v:;tsts nii't t eaieia in
Mei.il -in..
An. . John It
-'teiil.enuiie, V'.ii.t ;
Virginia.
ail.t'uniz; Ilettii'
i'a:ter?ou & Co
i V Melvin,
, Wheeling
in a 1 2 I ly
$ aliuiusi lonst:
IsoNEti or STft'BENVti.t.K a si, V it R k N tTR ti-S
CADIZ. OHIO.
Oneaipiare west ol the Public nitildiiiga.i'nrm
oily occupied hy Tl.oit.aa C Vincent.
THfSIMlSCItlliKU tbnukliil for tht
IMIip'-ittJ " k "-ii!" o.iini.iiii.n
'till
tXUSSSS 10 nts out itieiioa ami me ptii'n.-hi
ritirge, inai no ""I'liim " .a ' '
eaiiililisbiiuiiit. btti been reiiovtiteil mill put. U in
complete repair. 11 ml furnished il with entire new
IV. ...1 Tl,.. I o.l In ll,o ...n.i
I 111 Ull UI (1. 1 l" II, M.o. to nivinn. ... ,.ua.
pli'iiaiint nntl biiaiueas part nl the town.
THE STARI.Ee are extcimive, and linve also
1, ... ..I I ...111 II .1 1
"V- , ;: "V:.r' . . " ,i. ,i
rovideil with the best of provender, nntl attended
y otirclul nntl obliging bottlers.
Connected with the establishment, isn larec find
extcmive WAGON YAIt,(tbo best in Cadiz)
and suitable for .Heiingerii'tntiil L-treutos.
No-nuinewill bu sptired to rentier those who
mtiv favor the National House with a call, a
comfortable ns poatible, by which menus theun-
1 ersigneu nopes to morn unu mraiii a nucrui
.bure'olpti.ro.iinre. ,
DllOVIUthiioco.umoniiioiiwiinany nmonntor
Stabling retjuirotl. y '. . '
BOAKDISUS received by tne weea.raontb ot
Clir." .1 n k t ....1..11
Suitnble Uoomscnn befurnished forPnvateFa
.111 .l...
I hve eonnooten wi
1I1 the above estitbliahment,
.k:..i. r. . ...i r -....
A lilvr.KX&l Aui.r.,
3 afeuof
r. ' ..-l,i;.i,Pni nf ihe L-i.,,1 i the ... ...ii,a.!
ton
ViUAUUuClUVViiun ii
TUOMA McCUE.
Cailit. April 9, 1851-1 Y
3 PIECES black Silk, suitable for dtewea, Mnn
lillnsnnd Visetts, jual received nt
,p3 ' 8, II. M'FADDEN'8,
FrmtMin College.
ON Wednesday the 3 lit hut., the Aiinna.1 C0.1
tttt will tnko plice between the Philo end
JeUerson Liternry Sirrieties ; exernlses to Com
menced 6 e'cluckF, M. The .Trustee! will
meet at I o'clock,' M. An examination of tht
Sindeut will take plnr-e on the Metnln nod
Tuesday previous. 0Tb Cndis Band will he
in Diteniliinee. ' - mnrl7 td
aUF-E.aWARE GtjARSW Ait8 In great
veriety, at the new and ebenn store of
...nrJT john Mccormick.
1" dt-r sleeves. Spencers, II indkerulnt ls. Crnpe
"Siniwla, Gloves, Mitts, t-i.. nt therherto toto.ii
marl 7 ' ... .tOliA Mccuii.mi.K.
3rTz-Kvrr-rr 'Mfl vrr:r.r l.'n ,1.7.";
1 1 A " ,,7ai , Vtf. 1 JV1NP-
.''l
JVif C-rtat JUmttlf for Co;rfio f ths
Lung. Afjtelut of tht Ltrtr, AUhmn,
IWonckiiit, I'ains r 'takmrt$ f lite
Jlrratl or Lun(.$. and other ijjtetiuni of
Ihe Pulmonary Organ.
W; c.py Uj8 fulluMing nriiclo with f!i.
ur Iruiu it " I1iiiii AlerctiMiiln Jou
iml," (.1 Murcli. IP. iiml r di'it if any
uf tuir rciuli-tf tin- tuiTi-r'.r)r ftnm nny i flit er.nt
riliujin whii'li il U wiiil 10 earr, ilu y ill tnrni,.
W UTiiil itiriliM-lnn nl it.
Itf. WikliirV ISulnitiN of Wild f liT.
il win uil k.i.iwn iii mi jrim Uju lbi Hi
Wild I'd, rt trii- b:irk or it'i i liuiuw oswc4
valu'iblr mc'lii-M.nl tpi.iiit . Iinlr-ru ll.it iuot
win known lu die nl). iii-u-. nnil tiicoriiom of
ilie Irnvva i.l t -irll ol lliin if-u him I keen ti
nrili'it by ibfir pl)niv.i:ii'k im nir nl it.u imk-l i
iicmiil trm-dii ill niiiiiy iieut-. Tbi flirt,
"i vi-riil vriirn nnep, nrn-in't !l Miirtiin nf lit.
'.V it:ir."n Niablj r i.pi-i:iniil- pinctit'onuf nf Vi'
tf nin . tin iMvi-n'iirnied wiih rarn tk tulin
iin.poriif of tlit 'ibl l.'U.-rrj luted Vi rffnc'
ulii'ii tilii.iiiia!Ki.'il nl nr i.t l when in Cuwbino
'iivi witli ulitf r lea.rdiiit t.yi i.n. II f.,iilid llil
in niiiur 1 1 virniB niiiii b p fitly improve! .unJ
hv i-iiH.liiiiMis; il wiilt nirr(i;iilii wbce proi.
ii.' win- i.l: null nricil aad rcllrflly tui
liiznl, a iTicdi-iiB ws iuducrd wbich cuimit'
mien n reini-ilj nf tn-.it iinpiirtnncff in I'ulmmiar
ilTci-t'iDt-.s. unit iliwii!r ol ihti ('best nm! rhn.nl
Tlie sr tiiiiiie VVitur' linlniji nf Wild Clwtry
liia ii fiiofciiuili'ofdie iii.i:ureiit ilMiry tViniur.
M. 0.. Hbibnli'ipl.iii, nnil S.inford Aid fut iu h
fi:ic!j rxer.uteil 8lcil inr.ni-d wiiifpor. SmUu
ntiirr ure eenuine "
(:.4itfc 'I'i)w.nMir, I:r.w t., tltdu, t
1'el.ruiirj Ueib, Ibil. (
Tin ! P. Pakk. t'inc ii niiii. Ohio, ynnrol
Wininrii Asi'iit fur t)f. U iiar' l'.'.l?.,in uf Wild
jCliirtry Pi-.-ir Sir: (nr f.iiuiiy lire prci!iepnd
ito llint iHrnlib- iligmar CniKiiiiiniion n.v :mhc-r
llirei- )e.-ns aunt I m nu.upiei.; proairnieu oi
it, mnl lor weens my n'e wat Cm iiu:.r ol aij
phy'iiif na itntl my Ii ietila ait conaiilert-d uy eiuw
na' bopc-ieta, unit" riipiPPteit nie fi ptepJ8 for.
nViiih, lur a very few il.iva at moat tvoiibi cloa
jmy li'. 'I'o iilleviain in.V piirnxifma ol couching.
Hiin.ii were lnreitieiy in i uruir, unu iu iiihi my
expei.-.iiir:iliin , uhili :. 'n.uat ii'Otl.red tun. tiiy
liieiula t..iiiT!.i lm ..r bottle of .Mr. W'ialiii'
B.il.-am nf Vt ii't Ciif.iy, and ctiuiiaenftetl fritinK
mc a lew di.); h ai a li.n-, n my c.iughiun apeba
came on, iiul from tin- lirst 1 expi lii itfed relitt,
mnl cbtiiineil a liltle iininterrupied sleep, whic
rcfn'alicd me very iinicb. l loia lhHitiuieIbrsi.il
to cnin airtiiiijib nnil to improve riij.iil'y; and nl
ter a lew ilaya 1 wits einiUml totuka Ihe Buienm
of Willi Cherry rmulnrly mnl iu full iloatV My
nppetiie mnl my iliirRi'ion bernme itd.j , and ti
(bentioti aljii.ent of ull tbut knew iud. I rcovcr.
nl. It ia to Ui. VYliliir'a Kalaai of Wilt) Cherry,
mnl that uiiuic, muter tlie bleafiiiif ol Kroviilcuo,
that I owe my recovery. My bealili ia now goml ;
every veatiii:eol tlntt nliiriyinjf roiiipbiint. Con
Hiiiiiptinii, thai had lor youra tttlackeil me lika it
berrihle inciihus, has been rndic:ittl fiom mr
ajait'in. nnil 1 dn moat eurneaily ruiroat ell ib.it
are in the lea at prciiiapnaed to C'ou'umplion t
innkc iinmeiliiite trial of I'r. Wisiui's tjtsHia wt
Wild tthcrrv. for 1 have full faiih in its reatrit4
UiMUBinlvr the outaida lsbel or wrapper of tfc
, - ' . , ------
- entrance .... Wttluui str,et, to whom all ortleis
ni,ai he mldreaaeil. .M.o. by
l,,hi. rtHiilLinid M'ile.in St. Knnx.Cadii:
& ''"'""'i. Moorefieldj John (Iokjc, Mt.Plcaaunt.
llruiubncttrr & Son, W timiluis ; T. 8. Ueuisj,
Stctilu'iivitle. jylu"'r
Stools and Shoes,
LEATHER,
J, n'l'oll.illy inlorm l.,s old
."' public ernorally. that be hi
aid ruJtouirra
uotir 4i!t
hand n tiiOt splendid aaaortmeni ol .OOTdan l
SIIOKS. siOLK mid t'I'PB't lriATUEIi Cull
bkina, Morocco Lining mid loading, tttir., Nu'la,
Thri iul, nnil iilnioat every nr'it-Iv iii liia l.i.t
Alan l.iidies' and (eotleoiei)'a gam Orer alio.
Men's RiiDalo Over tioea, all ol a superior at) le,
nml will he aold on very luoderuiv piuuia fur uaal. ,
hidi'n. or aliuoit uiit kind ol murchuninble fr.
dueo. KAMl'Et, WLKMMON-i.
N. II reraoni knowing tbomselvea luih-btril
'eiihrr hy ho'ts or Umk uucouiu, of long stuml
aiiig, win please call nml si tile up, tit abort, at
i ileiiii-iits ma k Ion? Iii"i(t, Hiij jit some case
il.i-!""" c"""'
mn rl 0-1 y I Is.
j ivill m-iife nreaent lliern f.ir oiivmeat. nl'tht
tuah will be ready. The hooka urn in tiw kit a st
ol s. Ueorgo.
SIM'U ISI.KMVtONS,
AMUt:t. ufoiuu:.
Cuilir. Maroh 6th, '11, marl 0 3
CASH FOR HIDES & -KINfJ
fnilF. siiiiseiibers will pay caih lot (iidts mut
I Skills at the o'el stand of Slmniiota unit
l. fi..p -,i i.il'iiiliR. Thpv bnve. itn f lntinil
, I,.,.,,:,,,, , 0Ma ml oil ti'iiiil nil kinds of Lrftibes
HI'. I
linik, lit. li will ..ell low lor cash, ttiiiaa
mill Mii'ia. or gooJ bark
mai 10 3oio
1 lake rlranirein recommendlnr th .pre
. . 1 .... .i .... t ...
nrin in tne puiiitc. i.t tne nstt m ,wi"-naniotjiii
,nvin tlie ticat ut StocK till lit nd, an
us lair ueuutig tueu. uesiieuimiiy, , , - !
H. sLEMil.C!?..
FtlESll GROCERIES
A Ci KC1'8- P''mc Plantation violnswes j 5.000
'I U lbs N. O. Molaaaet; 1.00J lbs Kie tvt
J V "
sale low, whobenie w retail by .-.v
marlt)
K. & II . McFADDkN,
The Rubicon.
TVTOTICE it hereby given that ' ItaiilwitTr..
11 L-uHery. etc, 11 now selling i.u wf.n ti .
ev r nt tue sign of me dim rAUlMJk.
marlU .- v :,. -,4
' . L. 9 , . - , .
I MITS. JM. ' 111 Vift ttVi
COXFECTIOMHY tl KiRIRTV STOm:
ma tn.t.tc iu.ai., - ,
-R9:D,VlNE re.m-ctfnll, iEforulJ herftie,. ,1
i.TX "'at she has opened out in tbe bulliiipr
.u .... Lu.Mn nii,lih.. .ul
' T, V?" "
went of C Off b. Cl f Q JfJl li ft S .
common mui inncy v.anme. 01 mi
Almondt, KaitiBt, t'tlbsrsand Fifsj 'y,''moil
tireum nnt! Ten Nmtt . Mlm-k
Sugar, Soda, Butter and Wster Cur'
Cheese, Candloi.tucl Hoep; , ' ,rWl." , .
Cinnutuon. in tlie burk ttnd gToundf10"011!
Peppei, Ginger, AUpimmml Siart-il means in
Mrs. Miller's Nw-.iarine Fine tucertrtiri thf 1 "-'
Tobt'itcco, an exiellent arjiole MoW, M i
Cigitrs nml Tobucoo of ull r , . .
Te, Btoarh and Cnialas.drof' stimt hf
Assorted sickles and y said act, W Wt foTtlt. -
t:ombsif every ileat-n; that iil.uoeito httVvi -
rn Knives ol alt njtu.j Uf. ,emaml - uni
Vyc Protectors ano , 1 I ' '
- Visiting Cards and' ?,uJ 'l 1 w'"",t"-
WntoW. Chains, K",;1 denwitd, tl xtatv-tnenf
A fine hit of Couul.m and vnlitft- if perm-,
Toys r H ifeaeiif ,m, nmoitnt uf sh.ik'V'
OCT A? '"'f.ents iu ImmU. Ntm-U. iaa.' ,
hei MKaU nn 'hflfa Ti i- '
v,iih theirVturntinfi,'; or nrvic', whtekV '-
()-('iiiiiitrv t'aiiiti lint, r iii any tvay.uuuivi
nt my eatnllibmtit 4111111 or VVtlwioll ut BHV ttf " '
inarlO' t V
v. of said act, in r.-latioti
rr Ini
B F ! r ' ii"lll.,
tui burn
, and far !
Ktl ON rot HI . t V.-ei.:
on 1
1 "
11 1.
a !) in,.", f'j',itir valii.itiou tt. pAtN!rty .
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