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Thousands of Consumptions

and Chronic Coughs aundantly prove its Haag efficacy IN
such dseases undoubed curative power and soothing
healing properties in the following complains and dsGnsrs
viz: Splitting Of Hood Bleeding at The Lungs Pam IN he Bros
and Side Nght SBedts, Nervous Complaints PdlfGon Of M
Hey Cholera I1fdHtuB Dysenery and Summer Complaints II
Children and 4duis and ALL FEMALE WEAKNESSES. IT,
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NlanSiOn ksGuSe,
.i.VD OFFICE iST,9g r.

COIEEE OF SrEuBENviLiE sTRrET A. rnE Pubiic
SoUARr, orPosTrs TIE CoUET House.
TIME Subscriber respectfully informs hIs friends
aud the public, that he has leased thcah owe
HOUSE lately kept by $. u. DEWEY tor nulnbei
of years, aud IS repairing and renovnting il from
top Co bottom, and has reiurnisled il witn entire
new furniture, carpets. &c. lie 1aiters himseii
that for neaIness of arrangement aud comoTtabr
accomnodaIit ms. the MANSION HOUSE cannL
now he surpasse'l in this section OF the State.
The BEST Me RGdrketa6ords will I've put in re
QUESTION to furnish his taElcs, and cvosy aItcn
ton paid bV all connected with the establishment,
To render yisiters nj home The STA BlES ntC
new, excellent, and capable o accommodating
GO horses, and none hat hustg osth rs will even
be kept about them. Sufficient pr0vindcr will al.
wavs be kept on hand aud DROVEHS and IRA
VELERS may depend upon having their aniIuas
well fed and aucuied to.
.BOARDERS taken by tho day, week, month.
or ycar, on the most reasonable terms.
| ..x- The sTEIIBENVII.LE
e'ktt58aE4 CAMBRl DtiIG. and WASH
| Ag31Il kla9a& INGT0N STAGE leave hi,
- ID house tt-reekly, which mnkei
tia desirable stopping place fDr persons wisllin.
10 travclhy those conycyHnces. ..
For the convenience OF guests. the Subscribe
rs alsO about establishing II LIVERY SfABI.t
in connection with he housc, so that persons de
sirOus Of securing private convcyanccs, can do 81
without tronble nj the shortest notice and ON III,
most ren sOnable terms.
Determined to render satsCartion both in nc
Communications and charges, ask a share of pub
lie patronage OBEDIAI SLEMMONS.
Cadiz. Ohio, April Is, lSl9.
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Encourage Home Manufactures
CADTH FOUNDRY.

ha
" NllEsubscriborre informs hisfrientIs
| n and the public generally ,thathaying purchn
scd the Cadiz Foundry, he has enlarged tIiocstaL.
llsltmcnt, land procured new and splendid stock
OF patterns, from which he can make Castinas nf
every description. He is now prepared to cnsf ~,
the shortest notice, PLOUGH CASTINGS ofeverv
pattcrnnow in use. The patent lever Plough which
is considered by those who have used il as snpernr
to al others, is always kept on hand, and will he
sold at Wheeling prices FOR CASH. Farmers
would do well to call and examine this plongh br
fore purchasing elsewhere. Allkinds ofIOLLOW
WARE, CANON STOVES, CRATES ololI siqrs
&c, &c, always on hand.
ROBINSON'S PATENT COOKING
STOVE.
Thisarticle is destined to take the nloco Of al
Othcr stoves for culinary purposes. II surpasses all
former improvements for oompactncss. econon,v
and convenience. The oven occupies tbcfull lenoth
o the stove. The fire chamberi is constrlIctnd nSon
the top OF the oven so as to bring the heat into i'm
mediate contact with the boilers, and by mcnns nf
descending flucs, the heated airis made to mss n
round the oven, giving it a perfectly even heat. bv
which bread, without being turned, will bake on the
bottom and top, and on all sides alike. pcr(eclv
as can be done III any brick oven, rendering this
Isove preferable to any ever before offered to the
public. Wv
COAL COOKING STOVE.
lIc also manufactures a very neat and convent.
mt coal cooking stove, which is highly extolled
lby all those who have used it. Tho subscriber N
were necessary, could publish recommendation
OF scores OF persons VIII re now using both of the
above stoves.
| Pleasecall at the oCadizFoundry. .at the west On
of town. EIIZV CC,O,rr
| N. b. Old meal rcceivedin exchange for Cnst
ngs, at Wheeling prices. aug2O-y ELS.
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LUMGs RT.ED-NTTrSTa nTE7 7

Mr. u S. TERRY, merchant Byron, Genesee county, ~ Y,
wrote August "a, 1913: 'BANT'S MEDICINE is doing won.
ders here has cured of Consumption that al the phy.
scqns had said must die When he commenced taking rants
Medicine he could not raise his hand his head; he Ned
ne lungs and every symptom seemed indicate ha he mus,
DIE 5 astonishing to all he Is now able olqbo md rides all
young lady Of Consumption in Orleans county which her
fuiher says no doctor could cure" -
Mr MILLER merchant of tle same place. has certified
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Hobensack's Worm Syrup.


IVENIIE best and prrhnpsIhe most useful mcdi
Il cine ever offered to the public, for the de-
struction Of Worms that aHlct the Hnman Fam.
tiiJ. is lIohcnsacks's Worm Syrup.
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS,
You that have those little ones entrusted to your
care, to nourish and rear up in childhood, should
consider they are more or less afflicted with di.
sense III their tender years, and of all diseases
nnitctng them none so fatal rs r0rnlS. they not
only destroy them but aggraVate most all diseases
such rs Diarrhma, Looscness &c. They are not
confined to children alone. but grown persons are
more or less subject to them, and not unlrcouent-
full reptile. the
Tape EVOr M.
! How shocking the idea OF Il human bel ng. pin-
4 ing away Il miserable existence with snch mon.
ster pra ying npon The vitnls fife While others
will excite your fears TO sell their spurious artichs
with no evidence Of their virtues. And to show
the unprecedented success and established rcpu.
thtion OF Hobensnck's Worm Syrup, we will here
let sufferer tell his own tale OF woe md cxnrcss
the generosity Of his noble soul in strains o gra
Iitude tor his relief from the messenger of Death
and who affirmed and subcrihed before Justice
lot the Peace in the county OF Philadelphia.
WILLIAMSON, Camden county, N j.
MEssRs HoBrNsAck-Wit the blessing of n
Kind providence, send you these few lines, nfor-
ming you of the wonderful effects of vonr Worm
Syrup. Having been attended by fourteen differ
lent Doctors, without receiving nny benefit, and
herring of the wonderful cures performed by your
w Wom Syrup, ! was inpuced to try it, anil upon
taking the tenth bottle was much relieved bv
passing tape worm q feet in length Nv faith
nj that time becoming so much in lis fnvor, aud
my wife heing unwcll, induced her TO tr, it, and
to her utter astonishment size passed stomach
worms and was restored to health have used
~ with my children, two of whom were much af
hicted and a large number of worms were pissed
by both with almost an immediate restoration to
health. YEANANS PAIL
August 18th, 1919.
County of Philadelphia, IS. .......
! Personally appeared before me, the subscriber
one of the Aldermen in nnd for the said comfy.
! the above named Yeamans Paul, who. after being
! duly affirmed according to law, doth depose and
say, that the above statement is Just and true in
! very particular.
Affirmed and subscribed before me, this 18th
ay of August, lS49.
SAML. ENGARD, Alderman.
The above certificate we deem sufficient To sat.
isfy all and to tie afflicted we wonld sny. use no
other while IIobensacks Worm Syrup can he had
J. N. & g. S, lOBENSACK, Proprictors.
FhiiadelphLa
For sale By J. BeaH. ]. p Hood and SNYDER &,
Mccormick, C1dis, and Merchants generalIy.
Throughout The STATE.
October 90, 1850.
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MORE THAN 50Oo0 PERsoNs CURED

VTis upon the principle Of lnsensbc Perspira-
uon, ms exhibited in this cut, that he human
body delivers Itself OF impurities and disease,
"The blood being the life of The 1esh' according
tn Scripture. it must be kept pure TO insure health
This it does b, its own heat and action through
the system, elabomung all iDpurty, and casting
of all its worn out particles, viii n carried ont
nt the system. through the pores oi the skin.-
When, however, the skin becomes locked mp from
sudden chungcs of weather or any undne upplira-
ton Of rold all the hnHO Ors. and VIrucnt pauices
Of the bload n5e retained within and sickness md
dea;h must follow. All the long catalogue Of di-
senses nre the result. We have under snrh cir
cumstunces. discovered a remedy iha: will open
The pores aud assist The body to cast of any often
ling humor 1t is
NJ AisIcr's AH-Hea'ing Ointment
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OR THE
WORLDS SAL We.

1t opens those avenues through which nature
carries off tle impurities within. and thus relieve
the body of disease. Iis thus tnatit cures Con
sumption, Scroinla, Fevcrs, irresypelas, Asthma
Salt Rheum, sick Headache, Quinsy, sore Throat
lRheumatisIn, Scalds, Pain in Ile Chest side and
Back, Dyspepsia, Poisons, sore Breast, Deafness,
Cutnneous Eiuptions, sore Eyes, inflammation of
the Bowels, Kidneys and Bain. Burns, ChiIblains,
Piles, Worms. Agucs, Cold Feet, Liver Complaint,
Ulcers. all Fever sores, and inflammation of every
kind, without destroying the tone ofthe Stomach
ms is generally done by the introduction and CON
tinuancr Of fills and other nostrums.
| Il is by nrting npon this principle that it is
proved to be one ofIhemost extraordinary meHi-
cnes the world ever saw. Its success in curing
disease is altogether unprecedented in the eannals
of medical Jurisprudence. ~
This we might demonstrate by the publication
of thousands Of certificates from individuals of
thigh standing in all parts o the United States,
| who have experienced its
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CONSUMPTION

in an cirisfianzei ana civilized countries, has ennsei
larger propoliia OF deaths ihau uuy ulr mndy ha ahel.
human laniy; ant uu within itw yrns 'irie wv, @ l
tt.n any errilia repeiy o. stop he drNasauh " ua'
etrt,y-r. uuIy--
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H0HIUU"IIIi Us "fHtFHI FSF
aGGNGG.

JOHN BE4LL and M'BEAN$ KNOX
Cad'"; Il. $ PhiPps e. Co, Smyrna; Josiah
Darls d Co.. Morefeldj Samuel Paul, Grren
Village; Me Ehoy & RWsscl, Jefferson, Han
nG d RcdiH, NeW Rumlpy; A 2 Croshey,
4Ne'o MarheL Oct "a, 1850.
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BRANTiS INDIAN
PULMONARY BAhSAM

ys ry rs Of e most strongly marked and acrped o1se'
Of PuLMoNARY uHdoHbcd cases OF Hra-
ted aud digsrd LNGS-such HOPELESS were never
ere cured by any other medicine so utterly hopdess Were
come the afflicted persons have been pTogounced Y
Jhusiciaa and friends be ACTUALLY DYING, some VINO
lad buTiaclohes made have been cured and yei i've
ers who said would not live another day. are now u
weil and nearly they
pussesscs all the cleansing and purifying virtues nearly al
powerful and active as the preparation which we call
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Breast, ThrOat. Lungs, and Heart,

and all diseases of pulmonary nure-such diseases as us
uy prove fatal under ordinary treatment when ey atta
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COUGHS AND C0NSUAIPTI0NS,

The Baam differs the Extract because possesses tev
nacaiioH, rioh peculiarly adapted 10, and are esse
InllLn nnnesltrn llr. Lhc Of
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Dr.. S. P. TowNsEND-I verify believe your Sarsa
para has been the means, through Providence, of
saving my life | have for several years had bad
Cough. II became worse and worse. At last raised
large quantities of blood, had night sweats and
greatly debihtated and reduced and did not expect to
1--we. have only used your sarsaparilla short time.
and there has wonderful change been wrought in
me. ! am now able to walk all over the city, raise
no blood and my cough has left me. You can well
imagine that am thankful for these results. Your
Obedient servant WM. Russell 65 Catherinest.
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1T,WI Il Il I'M /
over the county He used only bottles II has also cured
young lady Of Consumption in Orleans county, which her
llher says doctor could cHycn -
, Mr. MILLER, merchant Of The place. has certified to
the truth OF the above statement.
WAS BELIEVED PAST CURE.
Mr. CORNELIUS IT. SMITH merchant Collins Centre Erie
county, " January 6 1919, said: YOr BRANTiS INDI
AN PULMONARY BALSAM Hnd BRANT'S PiJRIFYiNG
EAThACT9 9re nearly all Sold md want Immediately another
supply, Tor they sell more rapidly and 0re better s1slfion
hHn ull the other medicines have for sne The Pon1r
Bdlam has rsed lady here from he'd of dangerous nn5
severe Sickness which all the doctors had given IN ns INCuR
ELE Iey sad she MUST DIE ~ CONSUMPTION af the Itn0s
Alter all had pronounced the HOPELESS she commencgd
taking BRdNT'S B.iLS-iM-and now she is IseY
CHRONIC DYsENTERY.
and SUMNER COMPLAINTS in children Or gro,vn persona cured
leithoat any failure uhaterer Also
CHOLERA lNFANTUM
No mother need mourn the death of her child bv ,o,
Cholera Ltrnum, what Ia ralgd SUMNER COMP ANT r
4" BRANT's PULMONARY BALSABf' be ndmjnistered 70
The child It should however such cases lie used in lgios
as a,ge POROUS as c directions On each bole prescribe until
the complaint is checked ~
u Af Leiter' and Orders must be addressed TO-
WALLACE g. CO.,
JOG Broadway, New York.
For sale by John Bcall, Cndiz; w. Sturgeon g.
Co., larrisvillc; j. Russell & Co.. Jefferson; ] g.
A. Taggert, Tippecann; A. +. Groskcy, New
Rumley; John Parrish, MoorcGeld /; J. Il. CambIett
Dcersvlle, isaac Lewis, Georgetown, and by Mer
chants and Druggists in every town in the State
February 90, l850-ly. ,.,
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Rheumatism.

BlactWeHS Island Sept IA, l8d7
DR.. S. P. TowNsENp- Dear Sir have suffered Ter.
riby for nine years with the Rheumatism considera.
BILE of the time could not cat, sleep or walk ] had
the utmost distressing pains, and my limbs ter
riby swollen have used four bottles of your Sarsa.
parilla, and they have done more than one thou.
sand dollars worth of good, am much better-n-
deed am entirely relieved. You are at liberty 10
use this for the benefit of the afflicted.
Yours respectfully, JAMES CUMMINGS
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MeBE.lN and KNOX, CadiE; Thomas S,mp
son, New Marsetj Moses LemDioq, Frceporf; Nor
gan Biaekbum, Bloomfield; X. Piitis and Son
DeospiHe; PaTsons and Hdllolray, Weaehester,
Enoc Colagay, franklin; James Iaggart, Tppc-
Cadiz, December 8, Ie40. 3 slt
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VIE best and prrhaps1hc most useful mcdi
i cine ever offered to the public. for the de.
struction Of Worms that aillict the Human Fam.
ilt i, is lIohensncks Worm SYrup.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-08

We were visited yesterday by two fires. neither
Of which caused great amount of dlmlge The
first wis the burning of tent near IL street, and
the latter the destruction Of "A canvas house
Third sreet, known as the "knicterbocker.'
The city council met on Saturday evening, and
decided TO have the day Of election for city officers
the LIST Of April, the same the county election.
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The First Printing Press Manufactured I'm
Callfurnla.

From the Pacinc News March 3o]
On Saturday last we had put up in this office the
first printing press ever manufactured on the Pa
ciic side, !" and for which we intend TO bespeak
small niche in the temple of fame alongside of the
press rendered sacred the one used by the i'm
mortal Franklin. 1t is of size TO print TO olscip
sheet of paper, the frame and ribs are of wrought
iron, the bed and platen taken from medium sized
copying press; the bed enlarged by wrought bar
of iron welded to the sides, and planed down to an
even surface.
The workmanship of this byou of press, which
is admirably executed, was performed by Mr.. Will
liam Dunn, who served an apprenticeship in the
press mandatory of Hoe Il Co Gold street, n Y,
and afterwards worked il that of A. b. Taylor "
Co, Hague street, account of the destruction OF
which, by the bursting of the steam boiler, was re-
ceved by the California and also at the press
manufactory of J. J. Austin.
Mr.. Dunn intends TO establish himself in San
Francisco, in the press manufacturing and ma
chinery business, and will commence erecting a
suitable building next week.
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Politics In California.


The following named persons having received
the highest number of votes, are declared the nom-
nees Of the democratic party in San Francisco
For Sheriff.. J. Bryant
For Recorder-John A. M'Glynn.
For County Judge--Simon b. MArye
Clerk Of the Supreme Court-E: u; rharp.
Assessor-D. NJ. Chauncey.
County Treasurer-R. q. Berford
County Clsrk-John Z. Addison
Coroner-Edward Gallagher
eurvsyor-Wm N. Eddy.
County Attorney--James c. Smith,
THOMAS II. FERNS,
B. Rs. ). sc. R4r, Election
K ks' X H k.n,. Poll Clerks.
REGULAR Vino NOMINATIONS.
County Judge-Roderick N. Morrison.
For sheri6-John K. Townes.
County Attornsy--Louis r. Lnii.
County CieIk-Robert @. Croxier.
County Recorder 0rrin Bailey:
County Treasurer-0eorge Endieott.
Count COUNT sor ,s%,' p. Ha%phrsy..
County Coroner-Dr a. p. Ogden,
Cicrk Of Supreme Court--Csptain VIM r. shannon
Printed by order Of the @ General whig COMMITTEES.
JoHs r. J. De PvY, Chairman.
F P.s:S,.' Secretaries.
A mass meeting of the friends of Col Jack Hays,
who purpose to support him a candidate for She
Portsmouth square, on Saturday afternoon next,
March 30, at o'clock Several addresses will be
delivered, and band Of music will be in attend
ance.
ANOTHER VINO RAILy.-Thc wings Of San
Francisco are requested to assemble at the Graham
House, on Saturday evening, March 30, at o'clock,
to give another hearty response to the whole wing
ticket. Good speakers will be in attendance. BY
order Of the wing general committee.
JOIN II. J. DE PUy, Chairman.
s s. F h.ss1ns' Secretaries.
FoR REcoRpEn.-The name Of Robert d. Hart
Is respectfully suggested the voters Of San Fran
cisco, as candidate for the Office Of Recorder, at
the coming election.
For REcoRDER.-We are authorized to announce
the name Of II. l.. Dodge, Clerk Of the AlcIide's
Court, ~ a candidate for the Office Of County Re-
corder.
A. G. Bonnell is a candidate for Recorder Of
Deeds, for the county OF San Francisco.
We authorized to announce Thomas Perkins,
Jr, a candidate for the office Of Recorder, at the
ensuing election.
PEorIE's Candidate FOR SHERRF.-The under
signed offers himself a candidate for Sheriff OF
San Francisco, (indcpendent of any party nominal
community and public for support.
r. MEacuAx
FoR COUNTY REcoRpER-The friends Of John s.
Robb nsist upon eec,Ing him Recorder, and he
submits to his fate.
For COUNTY CLERK.-T. :. Pomeroy, the present
Clerk Of the District Court, is candidate for
County Clerk, at the ensuing election.
FoR STREET CoNnissioSER.- announcing the
name Of VIM. Cummings, Messrs. Editors as a
candidate for the office Of Street Commissioner,
you will greatly oblige his NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
COUNTY CLKRK.-Indepent candidate, irrespcc-
tive OF party, Il. +. LrSDENBERoKR.
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:. EDWARD = DUNBAR =, rns TowS OF SAY
Francisco This is a suit which has been for a
long time pending, involving damages to the amount
Of $4,000, claimed by plaintiff from the town, sus-
tanned hy the destruction OF his store and Mer-
chants Exchange Reading Room. on the morning
Of the great fire The building was blown up with
gunpowdcr, under the direction OF the town authori-
tics in order to check the progress Of the flames.
The suit was originally brought before Judge Al
mond Of the court Of the let instance, but subse-
qucntly left out to arbitration, Judges McCrea,
Campbell and Mumford being the arbiters. Ics-
terday they rendered their decision for plaintiff for
$25. COO damages. Messrs Emmett and MacAllIs-
ter for the plaintiff. Messrs Peschy and Bowie for
the town. This decision is an important one, as II
claims Of similar character now pending, invov.
ing a very large amount Of money.
prom the Pacific News March aol
The streets were greatly enlivened, last evening,
by III. processions, with music, OF the friends of
u was said numbered over one thousand persons,
and the proceedings marked for high degree Of
enthusiasm. The noise Of the cheering was heard
throughout the city.
We are gratiiicd to learn that Mr. Henri Hen.
having completed his arrangements, will give his
first concert in san Francisco on Tuesday evening
next We do not doubt that the house will be an
OVERLOOKING one, and this uncqsaled artist receive
a true California welcome.
While party Of men were busy at work at the
above nsmcd place on March 18th, portion of the
bank under which they were, some twenty feet in
height, gave way, crushing in it's fall two men,
Cuin Vfedenburgh, Of Philadelphia, and A. Dick
clmsn. Of Clinton county, Iowa. An acciden, Of
similar kind hsppencd but short time before, kill
ing at that time one mn.
frrom the Alta Csiifornis. April IL
The first election for cocniy officers, under our
new constitution, tshes place to-diy; and, besides
the regular nominations Of the two great opposing
parties, there is aleo an "Indepe ~dcnt ticket and
innumersble crc~~s, headed BY I've brave Texan
ranger, Col Jack Hays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-08

We publish our usual monthly statement oil port
statistics, taken from the books OF the harbor mas
ter. The figures in every instance are below the
average number and amount OF arrivals.
Prom Fsb - 20 March q inclusive. there have ar
rived in seventy. four American vessels (le2&s tons
shipping) 1882 male and nf dve female passengers
Foreign vessels, twsuty-six (5sl4 tonnag-) 22Os
male and loO female passengers. Totsl-Nesses 100
tonnage 25,042 male passengers 2U2s female pas
sengers 2I5.