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The surrender Of CORVALLIS at Yorktown, q
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~ None are genuine unless put up in large
square bottles, containing a quart, and name OF
the Syrup blown in the glnss, with the written
signature OFFS r. Bennett on the outside wrapper
or Price 81 per bottle, or 6 bottles for IS.
Sold by J. D.. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
North east corner Fourth and Walnut, streets
entrance on Walnut street-to whom all orders
must be addressed.
AGgNTs-John Benll. and M'Bean & Knox,
Cadiz; llogg Il Parrish, Mnorefeld; John Hogg,
Mt. Pleasant; j. Crumbncher & Son, Wheeling
T. S. ~IIcning. StCubenville. jyl6-ly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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= q uCDDnv -.. III Ic.I ,..f
maa'.p ~ I've qu'i'Teu ,"'erso "
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liam oT O =" " " Willy SS' n"i ar az AT o' sma
nIi"n|g : p hDI ~ = 49, a. 'n' sevo'"'
,"hi"h ti ;, n thu = eiec.l"mS III SUE, sonny, at
~ ~, INV TX o''o"i's II ''oeo . IT.
One Covorror
O,a ;o,a"n r.,
~ leuto""n' roN1'"o''
0"e secretary OF "t"tt'
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CONSUMPTION
CLARK TOWNSHIP, BR0wN Co., Ohio,
EaI,yu,ry 0Oth 1881

ICIlhNly phh
JorN D. PARK. Cincinnati, Ohio. General
Western Agent for DIR. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
.Cherry-DCar Sir Our family are prcdisposcd
to that terrible disease Consumption-my father
and sister having died of that disease. l have
also been prcdispOscd TO Consumption, and about
three years since | was completely Frustrated by
it, and for weeks my life was disaairId OF My
ply sicians and my friends all considered my case
as hopeless, and requested me to prepare for
death, Tor n very few days at most would close
my life. To alleviate my paroxisms OF coughing,
which were intensely torturing, and to assist my
expectoration, which almost snOtl,ered me, my
friends bought me one bottle of Mr.. WistaIs
Balsnm of Wild Cherry, and commenced giving
me n few drops at II time, az my coughing spells
came on. md from the first | experienced relief
and obtained IA little uninterrupted sleep, which
refreshed me very much. From this time / began
to gain strength and to improve rapidly and af'
ter n few days | was enabled to take the Balsnu
of Wild Cherry regularly and in full doses. My
appetite and my digestion became goo land IL
the aston shment ofHll that knew me. | recover,
ed. Ills to DR.. Wistar's Balsam of WildCherry,
and thatalone, under the blessing ofProvidencc
that owe my recovery. My hcalth isnow good
every vcstage Of that alarming complaint, Con
sumption. that had Tor years attacked me like ;
horrible incubus, has been cradicated from ny
system, and | do most earnestly entrcat I'll tia
are in the least predisposed to Consumption tt
make Immediate trial of pr. Wistn''s BHlsam o
Wild Cherry, for | have full faith in its rcstorin.
JOHN BROOKS.
IMPoRTANT CAuT,ON.-Beware Of Il base coun
terfcit Of Nistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry ,signat
by one VIM. Spear. who, in orderto palm his viii
imitation upon the public, has obtained a fa'
smile Of our rotlle, and copied our label Of di
~rections verbatum. substituting his own name 70
that of Henry Wistar, M. D., which is found o>
,ba 1anutnn
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N 0 T C {

lows NJ the usual places OF holding elections in
said Townships, to receive Taxes, to witt
Short Creek. Sept. "a Stock, Oct. 3
Athens, (atnew Franklin (at
Athens) =" 25 Deersville) " 4
Greene, " 26 Nottingham b
Archer, p" 81 Washington 7
German, 30 Freeport 8
Rumley, 80 Moorefeld 3
North, Oct. Cnoiz, 10th Oct. to the
Mnnrnn. " Q0Ih Dec. 1851.
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Excitement in Syracuse---Fugi.
tive Slave Rescued.
Syracuse, Oct.

In this city last night, a fugitive slave
named Henry was arrested, and while under
going an examination before the Commission
er, he managed, through the assistance Of
some persons in the crowd, to effect his es-
cape. He was, however, subsequently re.
arrested, but the excitement reached such a
helghtth q a further examination to-day was
deemed inadvisable.
In consequence Of apprehended difficulty.
the military have been ordered out, to assist
in enforcing the law.
Il SECOND DISPATCH.
Ihe fugitive has again been rescued from
the hands Of the United States authorities,
The excitement isincreasiug. DThe military
are still on duty.
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DIED.--At Williamsburg, james City County.
Va I'd Cousumptip LaxsnUs BHoWs MAcLANE,
Printer, aged nearly IS years. eldest son OF ID.
Macl me, Of Wheeling.
" We're alone. we're alone in the chamber nov,
And the midnight hour is nighi
And the heayiRg sigh, and the clocks dull lick
Are the only sounds We hear.
And DER our souls in solitude,
Sweet feelings Of sadness glide
Our hearts and our eyes are full. when we think
or the loved one who sleeps in death"
In Cadir on Sunday evening last. LTDLA ANS,
daughter OF william Miller, aged about years
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.

Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
The Great Remedy for Consumption Of the
Lungs, Affection Of the Lirer, Asthma,
bronchitis, PGiHS or Weakness Of f,
Breast or Lungs. and other affections Of
the Pulmonary Organs.
UTTE r,ny the following article with pleas
w nre from the .sBoston Mercantile Jour
nat" OF March, 1919. and we hope that II any
of our readers are suffering from any CT &c com
plants which il is said 10 cure, they will speedi'
" avail themselves OF il.
DR.. Wistar's BaISam OF Wild Cherry
IL was well known munv years ago that the
Wild Cherry tree bark OF this climmts possessed
valuable medicinal qualities. Indeed this fac
was known 10 the aborigines, and decociions o.
the leaves or bark Of this tree has ever been re-
Iparded hy their physicians ms one of the most ct
Ifectual remedies in many diseases. This fact,
several wears since, arrested the attention of DR.,
Wistar, a highly respectable practitioner OF Vir'
ginia. He Investigated with care The healing
|properties Of the Wild Chrry--tested Its effects
when administered alone. and when in combina-
ZION with other remedial gents. He found that
it's natural virtue might be greatly improved and
by combining il with ingredients whose proper
ties were ali we'll proved and gener lily recog.
Inized, a medicine was produced wbich constr
tntes a remedy of great Importance in Pulmonary
n Elections. ami diseases OF the Chest and Throat
diseases which are prOvcrbially prnvalcntinnGr
cities and large towns. aud often prove fatal
swelling the bill of mortality to II much greater
extent than is the case with most others. We had
almost said all classes of disease.
The genuine Wistar's Bnlsam of Wild Cherry
has II fac smile Ofthe signature of Henry Wistar'
M. D., Philadelphia. and Sanford and Parn on n
finely executed steel engraved wrapper. None
other are genuine
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Maryland Election.
Baltimore. DC.

Baltimore, Oct. 2.
The five wards in this city, gives Ham
mond, the democratic candidate for Con-
gress in the third district, 221O; Finch 1888
in the fifth district; two districts in Cecil
county give Mccullough, democrat, sc ma
Jority over Evans, whig; being a democratic
gain of 1893 in two districts. Hartford coun-
ty gives Evans, wing, 149 majority, showing
q democratic gaipof 20 in the second district
Seven districts in Frederick county gives
Roman, whig. SO majority, being a wing
gain Of 69 in the two districts.
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Pittsburgh Market---Oct. 6.

Sales of Flour from wharf $3,Oo@3,1 2
from store by the dray load at $3,20@3,25
for common; 80, 5O@3, Sc for extra.
Cream Cheese is selling at 6@64; extra
cream is selling at 64@7c.
Coffee is selling at 94@94; Sugar 64@
OF in hhds; Molasses 364@374.
Sales of Dried Peaches at $1,68@1,75;
Dried Apples 75c@$1.
No. 8 Mackerel $7,OO@7,25
Sales of Feathers at 33@36c.
Wheat is selling at 6o@65c B bush Rye
40@45c; Corn 34@37; Oats 28@31c
Bacon.-Hams 9@1oc; Shoulders 3@88
Sides 9@10; Sugar Cured Hams 1O4@1o5.
Wool-common and quarter 20 to 80,
half "a to 35; three quarters SO to 81, full
SO to 40, extra 40 to 43.
seeds-Timothy $50, Flax l,2o@1,25
Clover 100 o.,
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Fer the Care Of

&N a - - q
wHooPTNG COUGH GROUP,
ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION
AMONG The numerous discoveries Science Inns
made in this gen Grafton 10 facilitate the business
of life-increase its enjoy ment, and even p~rolong
the term Of human existence, none can BE- named
of more real value tt mankind, than this contri
button of Chemistry to the Healing Art. A vas
trial of its virtues throughout this bro I'd country,
has proven beyond a doubt, that no medicine or
combination of medicines yet known, can SO sure
v control and cure the numerous varieties of pulls
'"nonary disease, which have hitherto swept from
our midst thousands and thousands every year.
indeed, there is now abundant reason 10 believe
a Remedy has at length bcea found which can
be relied on to cure the most dangerous affections
of the Lungs. Our space here will not permit us
to publish any proportion Of the cures affected by
its use, but we would present the following opin-
ions of eminent men, and refer further inquiry to
the circular which the Agent below named, will
always b. pleased to furnish free, wherein are full
pc ~rticulais, and indisputable proof Of these facts:
FROM THE PRESIDENT OF AMHERST
COLLEGE, THE CELEBRATED
PROFESSOR HITCHCOCK
"James e. Aycr-Sir: | have used your CHER
ny PICTORIAL in my own case Of deep seated Bron-
chitis, and am SATISFIED from its Chemical consti-
tuition, that il is m admirable compound tor the
relief Of loryngial and bronchial difficulties. Il
my opinion us to it's superior character eau he o
any service, YOU are Mt liberty 10 use il az you may
think proper. ELY. HITCHCOCK, L.. L. D..
From he widely celebrated
PROFESSOR SILLltlAN, M. d., L.. l.. D..
PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY, MINER
nInIU q RC VA CDf 4 lNHIN
MEMBER OF THE LIT, HIST,
MED, PHIL, AND SClEN.
TIFIC SOCIETIES OF
AMERICA AND EU-
ROPE.
81 hecm the CHERRY PEcToRAL an adIniFab biz
| composition from some Of the best articles in til,
Naieia Medica. and a very effective remedy 70
the class OF diseasc it is intended to cure
New ~ilaven. CT, Nov. /, l549.
MAJOR PATTlsoN, President Of the 8. C. Senate
states that he has nsed the CHERRY P~EcToRAL wit
wonderful success, to cure an Inflammation Of III
FROM ONE OF THE FIRST PHYSICIAN
t IN MAINE,
sAco. Me-, April 26, 1919.
Dr.. J. g. Aver, LoWell--Dtar Siya Iam no,
constantly using your CngRRy PRcToRAL. in nj
! practice, and prefer i to any other medicine "a
pulmonary complaints. From observation nj mi
ny severe cases.I am convinced that il wall cui
Coughs, Colds. and diseases Of the Lungs. thu
have put to defiance all other remedies.
] invariably its use in cases Of Coz
sumption, and consider it much the bnst renied
known for that disc use. Respectfully you're,
lis. CUSHMAN, M. y.
Prepared md sold by
JAMES g. AVER,
Practical Chemist, Lowell. Mass.
c AaSNrs --M'Bcan Il Knox, Ca,iz w. WI
2 liams. Uhrichsville; =, s. Hening. Steubenyill
aud BY Druggists generally lhrpushcntth sIai
ofti'iIson $3.50 4isR 81 aif IA asn1
4ts4MhitF
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To Mechanics, Manufacturers and
Inventors.
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ErWe know ofno subject on which pub
lie opinion is so unanimous as the efficacy of
the HooAand German Bitters. Persons who
have long been suffering from dyspepsia, dis
ease of the liver, ETC., are Immediately and
permanently cured by their use. Procure
the genuine article, that prepared by DR.. c.
NJ. Jackson, at the German Medical Store,
No. 100, Arch street, below Sixth, Philadel.
phia. Those who are ailing should take oul
advice, and try this wonderful medicine. Q
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WAsHINGrnN Oct /.

WASHINGTON, Oct. /.
The Republic of to-day has a strong arti-
Gle in condemnation of the a~lliaece between
England and France for protection of Spain
and Cuba. 1t regards intermeddling as
calculated to do great harm, and says Pres
ident Fillmore and Cabinet are prepared
and able to maintain the internal relations
of the country on a proper footing, without
the interference of any foreign power.
The amount of contributions to the Wash.
ington National Monument during the
month Of September, was $4,000.
Gen. Jeffeson Davis accepts the secession.
list nomination for Governor of Mississippi
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More Bank Difficulties.

The Metropolitan Bank of this city, refu-
ses to receive on deposite the notes of the
Farmers Bank at Nina, the Bank of New
Rochelle, the jamestown Bank, the Phoenix
Bank at cambridge, the Western Bank at
White Creek, and the Merchants Bank at
Ellery.
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TXTILL PERFORM IN CADiZ. ON FRI
wv DAY, OCTOBER I7th, 1851. Price of
admission % cents. Doors open ut ~ l-2 and
6 l-2. P. NJ. Performances commence at 2 and
:, p NJ.
The di stinctive feature of this mammoth estab-
I%ishment us organized for the present season will
be found to consist oil thr performances of June's
celebrated FRENCH TROUPE of male and fc
male equestrians, engaged at vast expense from
the great Establishments of France. The travel
ling paraphernalia will be preceded upon its en-
trance into town by the gorgeous CAR OF NEP-
TUNE! or, the Monster Sea Shell devoted to the
convey ance of The Saxonia Brass Band, who will
pei form some of their admired compositions as
they pass through the principal streets. Among
the most distinguished Artistes attached to the
American and European Amphiteatre may be
found the names OF Mad'lee Lonisc, the greatest
female rider living; Mad'lle Tournairc; Mad'lle
Josephine and Mons. Tournairc; Messieurs Run
nels, Lining, &c. &c. Master William Arm
strong, the famous Juvenile equestrian, and Joe
Petlanl, the great American Clown. The per
formances will comprise every variety of eques.
trian, gymnastic and acrobatic entertainments
INCLUDING many features winch are entirely new
and peculiar 10 this establishment.
H-For full particulars see descriptive bills. a
the principal hotels. oct. l-9t
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MICHAEL FEST,
PRACTICAL CONFECTIONER

Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
Candies, Cakes, Nuts, Raisins,
Cracke $ and Imported SegGrs,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE BANK,
STEuBENvILhE, ONO.
Weddings and other Parties furnished with
Cakes, &C., on short notice. \
N. B.-I have a Peddlihg Wagon engaged, iol
the purpose Of furnishing my customers and fricnd'
generally, in Harrison County, with every variety
Of good and fresh Candies, octily I
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Valuable Farm for Sale.
Legal Notice.


COMMON PLEAS, HARRISON CO, IS:
John Bethel, Ex'r. of
william Crawford, decd.
VS.. In ChancerV.
James Crawford, William
Crawford, ct al
TENlIE said William Crawford and james Craw-
Il ford will take notice that the SAID John Be-
thel, as the Executor of VIII Crawforl |, late OF
Harrison County, Ohio, decd. on the 29lh day o.
August, A. d., 1851, fled IN thc Court OF Com
mon PLEAS, OF Harrison County, Ohio, his petit
ton in Chancery against them and others, the
object and prayer is to have set off to Jane Craw-
ford, the widow Of said Testator, the share OF Ger.
tain Real Estate, in said County, beqneathed To
her in the will Of said VIM. Crawford, decd, and
that unless they appear within sixty days after
the next term oil said Court, and plead answer OF
demur to sand petition, the same will be taken al
confessed and tue, and II decree rendered ac
cordingly. JEwFTT & LEwroN,
octi-6t Solicitors for Petitioner.
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Cincinnati Market---Oct. 6.
Flour-selling at 3,15@3,18
Lard 9@1o.
Groceries-Sugar 81. Molasses 33@4C
Y. II. Tea 35.
Mess Pork $500.
Hams 8. Shoulders 8. Sides /.
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Cadiz Temple Of Honor, No. Sc:
Meets every Monday evening in the Hall adj
joining the Market House.
Regular degree meetings on the first Monday
in every month.
Cadiz Lodge, No. 1870, I. O. o. F.
in the Hall, adjoining The Market House.
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New Philadelphia 6 Canal Dover

Fresh Butter in market 1895.
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MONDAY, October g..
Flour, 2,25: Wheat Sc: Corn SO: Oats
10: Flaxseed $1: Corn Meal 37t: Pork
re, 50@3,50: Hams 8: Shoulders -
Sides 9.
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NOTICE.

~ Those indebted to the "CADIZ SENTI
NEL,'' for Volumrs16 and II. wiil settle their
accounts with either ofthe present editions ofthe
Sentinel, or Mr.. NJ. NJ. Barllcsnn. and NONE
OTHER. TIIOS. L JEWETT.
an30-tf Trustec
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TAX PAY Ei}S
or Harrison County.

VVNHE amount Of per ceNtage levisd IN each
hundred dollars OF valuation on the Taxable
property in the several townships in sal county,
f,r tha ,aor A ~ 1871 Ia ua inIlnWs.
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OF In calling attention to DIR. Guysutt's I'm
proved Extraci OF Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,
we feel confident that we are doing a service to
all who may he afflicted with Scrofulous and
other disorders originating in hereditary faint,
or from Impurity ofthe Blood. We have known
instances within the sphere of our acquaintance.
where the most formidable dislempers have been
cured by the use of Guysott's Yellow Dock and
Slrsaparilla alone.
1t is one OF the few advert ed medicines that
cannot be stigmatized with qnackery, for the
a" Ycllow Dock" and TIE. "Sarsaparilla'' are
well known to be the most efficient, (and at the
same time inoxious) agents in the whole Nateria
Medica, and by lar the best and purest prepare
lion of them is DR.. Guysott's Extract of yellow
Dock and Snrsnpnrilla. See the Advertisement
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WIsTAR's BALsAM OF Win CHERRY.-The re-
markahle success Of this Balsum is no doubt Ow-
ing, in Il great measure, to the peculiarly agrcea.
Bile and powerful nature OF It's ingredients. 1t is
Il fine HERBAL medicine-cnmposcd chiefly of the
Yild Cherry Bark, and the genuine Iceland
pUse,) the rare medical virtues Of which are also
combined by It new chemical process with the
Extract OF Tar, thus rendering the whole com,
pound the most Ger min aud clfcacious remedy
ever discovered.
We do not wish to deceive tie afflicted, o
hold ont any hopes of relief where none exist
but when so many hundreds, pronounced by thu
most skillful physicians rs most hopeless cases
have been cured, who can blame us for using
every word and accent Of persuasion to indnc'
the suffering invalid to lay aside prejudice, ant
partake of n remedy seldom known TO fail. Be
ware nf ccuntcrfrits and base limitations. Rcat
the ad YcrtisenIent. in another column.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Coal Wanted.

We will take coal at this office in pay for
subscription. Also Produce of all kinds
Money will not be refused.
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Fancy Stoves.

TUST RECEiVED--A small lot o fthe pretties
~ STOVES ever brought to Cadiz. Call an'
see them, They are going off fast.
octl AARON HOTT.
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Cadiz Market---October 8.

New York Market---Oct. 6.
Flour--Indiana 3,62@3,87; Ohio 4,O6@
4, 10.
Grain-Wheat; Michigan 81, Ohio 1,O1.
Rye 70. Corn; mixed $4,000, round SO.
Pork-New mess 5,0O@15,95.
Lard-94.
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Baltimore, Oct. 8

Baltimore, Oct. 8.
The citizens Of Grayson county, Va, have
offered a reward Of $1,000 for the arrest Of
the Rev. Mr.. Bacon, the Ohio Abolitionist.
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Wheeling Market---October 6.
Flour commands 3@3,12.
Wheat 55c.
Oats 90 cents $a9 busheI.
Sugar ,64@7. Molasses, 35@37. Cot
fee, 10c.
Bacon-shoulders 7@74: Hams, 9@1o;
Sides 84@9.
Potatoes 45@50.
Fresh Butter in market 18@25.