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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-21

SENArE.-0rdered that when the Senate
adjourn it adjourn to meet on Monday.
Mr. Seward gave notice of bill for the con-
struc!ion of a railroad through the territories
of the u s. from the Atlantic TO the Pacific
ocean. .r'
Mr.. Gwinn introduced bill providing for
the appointment of a district JuGge for. the
South,rn District of California, with author
ity for two District Judges to hold courts in
each Districtin case Of the absence, or sick
ness of each other. Referred.
Mr.. Gwinu moved an executive session
which was agreed to; when -s @ .E"
Mr. e, offered the following which was
adopted
RoSot0e9 That the Committee on Com
merce be instructed to enquire and repcr rt
on the general condition of the commerce Of
! the United States carried on upon the Pa
cfc ocean, and whether any Legislative ac-
ton is necessary for the security and pro-
lection of that importrnt national interest.
Mr. Hamin gave notice OF bill to satisfy
claims Of American citizens for spoliations
by the French.
After The doors were opened Mr.. Dodge
of Iowa offered a resolution to amend the
rules by providing that in all cases of cleo
ton Of officers by the Senate of the United
States the vote shall be taken viva voce.-
Laid over.
Mr.. Brodhead said he hoped the Senator
would also offer resolution that in future
the executive sessions shall be with open
doors. ". "a
Adjourned. s
HotsE.-Mr. Dawson, from the Commit.
tee on Agriculture, reported the Homestead
bill Referred. ' re .
Mr. Mechem gave notice of his intention
10 introduce bill providing for the pay
ment Of the fourth installations Of the sur
plus revenue under the law of 1886.
A long debate ensued on resolution pro-
viding for the purchase of Mt. Vernon, which
was generally opposed by the Virginia mem
bers, who sad that that State would never
cede her jurisdiction over any part of her
territory.
Without acting ON the resolution the
House took up and referred several mas-
ters on the Speakers table.
The Senate bill relating to the manner of
an Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury was then taken up. After long
debate, without action, the House adjourned
til! Monday.
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4 IL
an inquiry as to the expedieney 81 having the
United States Statutes revised aAd collected.
Adopted, M
Mr. Hunter presented the credentials of
Ms. Cav, Senator elect from Alabama. shO
apPeafed and Eas sworn. E,
Mr.. Dodge. Of Iowa. Introduced bill TO
organize the Territory Of Nebraska. Re
ferred.
Adjourned.
HoesH--Ar- Benton stated that by eonE-
tesy he was appointed Chairman Of the Mil
itary Committee, but Wilde be was wiling
to serve on the Commute. he ieit it ineo6ve-
nient to discharge the duties OF that post;
therefore he had declined and the Commit
tee has appointed Mr. Bisssll in his place.
Mr.. Norton offered resolution instruct
ing the committee on commerce 50 report a
bill as soon as practicable.for the completion
of Public Werks for which appropriations
were made by the last Congress. Laid on
( he .able F E-T -. +,
Z Mr.. B,sell introduced a bill making
grantSof land 10 States and Territories for
the benefit Of INDECENT insane. Referred.
VI 1hiiiotS q
bill extending the benefit of pension laws ie
all persons serving in the late war with
Great BritAjn and India. There was also a
similar bin presented by Dawson and
Greene. ... s".
Numerous bills presented granting lands
for railroads. 10 Hs'l.s. 0r.
Mr.. Boyce offered the following: "
ResoipeI, That in vie " of tbg large and
Increasing surplus in the Treasury duties
on imports should bes reduced as only tc
arise such revenue as may be necessary fol
an economical administration of government
and the duties should be SO imposed HIS tt
equalize as much as possible the burden o.
taxation TO all classes and sections and tc
ensure the obstruction from the pockets o
the people of as little as possible over anc
above what is paid into the Treasury. Laie
over.
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G% Christmas. comes this year on Sun
day. Somewhat Of a disappointment, but
We suppose every person will take their
Christmas on Saturday. q 7 7ossa.tf 20.
by the by. Ferguson has afull supply Of
toys, notions, &C., which he is going to sell
very cheap to the urShins. g7psaa s y
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S. &. I. r. 3.

The following advertisement, which we
find in the Steubenvile Union of the 18th
inst, will tell more about the railroad than
anything that we could write.
We would remark, however, that the
work in the Branch is progressing very we'll
and Mr. Salisbury says that he will keep out
of the wsy of the track layers. Come on
then, Mr.. Track layers. a.
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wAsursGroy, December l3.

rgl "a. H. e3ins,n, ~ s,,nl,s,"d ~ :, hal, e.
u.S.sss H. ,4Zt,ir,arsants rs n,n onn,;nT,an.
Af.T -. -,
fD ~ sa,Aao, ryoro r,r,oot. o~o
;SP - ~ III -. : :
" II. E.sr.,s y 49, ! ,,t;.a - = hill ;ror.,s
NJ, " 80, - ~ r. E%;r;c, inJao n tbat
n;s,r;'.t '
III Rr;;,gbt r,norted hill nrovidiny fo,
fs - :, s.;stsn, M Sc, ~,
III ,9rn',snrr fhrs ,h. prss;den, ond s"n,
s,s 1-ffS'F,' - ~
aall;s .,I,,o1 he III, os+ob,;sb;r,
9,t 49, 49,, S r,oro Ssr Fran,,;r"n =
Shap, 'e0 "
g ~ H.. f,or, No No y, t,r,,,,oo "a Fl.
:. ~ @ ~ ,sas f.r,ad ,ba no,o r,,sn;
.",;oa Z ~. S..rstarv ~ r. M Tireas,rv 70
."se,;n, $500 In M mannsr Il nav;ng aa,ator: 10.
,nr,s II 81 raI,nla,rr ;bs aishnrson,ao.
pt pt oan';,,,.,n, 80, GinIS n N. S@nata 4. IN,
s;t, nroy;1es 2Lat al money aruronria,es fnr
~ snd III ea,,s sball he dl5wn from tho
~ ~ H., ~ d;s,r;bn,sd III; 49, di,srtsd hr o' ,Sa
saRaoss - aad ca wb;eh service h. sbsn m ra
ss;ss & m GssJ ~ annnn The hin nassed
~ H.; ,sJ i, Il Erasd =. lie, nf an H. ~
,@1;u.. nHaars oso mn NJ hauo -
/. c',n frm,.I h. lbn Senate and saiJ that
mest , j them were Of far less importance
tban tbat III IN Assistant Secretary of tba
Trsrans 1vr ,rsa tiIi 49, ,eod and rassaa 81 '"O
Mr Kyan. oancsda I'm ,o,sd,,co and
..,a,n'a,a 1 Il. nr;n. C H. nrENc Iands p' 1
Sh.s.I sd;anrnod
Honsr Hr Maurice Of Nav yorl mn.
yed ,be reconsideration Of the Vote bv which
Mr RsvIv,s resolu,;on nrov;1;ng for th. a.
Ino,;an - Ifo,se Tihrarpn was Mod
ri mnysd ~ law tbs motto, ~
tbs ,abit ysbflab was adoa,si :"
NJ S,antoan Of KentueLv nres.nted
n,aa 49, Nh, GanT Ia corfss,;n-, tba
.aag,1f m, GsiIaaoS M daIagste fron, M
Mexico. II WAS sryfesred to The Committee
an Elections. 81 Y. s.f
Ths UGnse fhen resumed the cor.idera
,;on ~ the resolution otfrred hv Mr. Wash.
XIV, .of Ill;no;s M. resoI1,;on rsad &c
soo5,wRss;l si5,Rs l.'1Fi'F = "
NJ atbe rxercise of tbe sowers confrrred H.
the Constitution upon Congress % provide
ra,sr. ~. has n.,vpr 70 cnnsttnct ,sil s lwaSl
,h.ar1,h IN ayri,o1ias f5r H. nurnose of
sb! snsS5TortaE 5T Eion of mail, and munit,opa Of
way isS " sS''7''.'r f'- $ ~ -
7 Th;s resolution was Lad on the talha hv
.h4E,Iaw;;nv yo,t. Yeas. III. NayI II |
MI R;sse9 offered 4 iopt resolption tan
derfini,sif ma thanks q Gen. Vol for lis distin. |
gaislsd seyAAic4 vi the balEe Bpeqra Vista,
Ard I1uP0 kIgssl AtfI Lhe IBreSfdent OF the
II Sas.l4s' cause sword u he nresen.
tsls III 4 Nm ~ 9aff was referred 20 tbe cpnJn;t
tre .1 81 military affairs. 4 '8T '.7. .'-' ''a
ktr Ynes offered preamble and reso.
IutiGa,nls, G,l asserting that tie construction Of i
I, .Ies Il, iiln,t,,.ratiy.lv demanded Eor H..
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VIRGIMA CoRREsPoNDENcE.--D fail to
read theinteresting letter from our old friend
DEB. f. B. in to days paper. The DR.. is
now enjoying the hospitality Of his friends
in the Old Dominion. His letter is differ
ent from the most Of such letters-it is read
able
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EE-The Chillicothe Advertiser, publish
ed at the residence Of the Hon. Wm. Allen,
SAYS that he is not, nor will he be a candi-
date for the U IS. Senate.s This we suppose
is now fixed fact 'aad q q bHgag sgae
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i THASKs.--Hon. VIM. Treyitt, Secretary
Of State, will please accept our thanks for q
bound copy of the School Law. ne fa
Also to Hon. A. Stuart NJ. @. for Con-
grcssional document. '
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Look Out.

4 Our carrier says he will be on hands on
Saturday morning. the 3Ist inst, with a
splendid New Years Address. He gives
this early notice in order that his numer-
Gus friends may be prepared to receive
him..
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PorAToE RoiEs.--Four large potatoes
boiled, one tablespoonful ofbutter, salt To-
the taste, half a pint of milk, half o teacup-t
full Of yeast, -four sufficient to.form a dough-.
Boil the potatoes peeh and mash them, and
whine they are hot add the butter and salt,
then pour in themilk. aWhen tile mixture is
lukewarm add the yeast and flour. Knead'
the dough, .setit away toTise, when it is
light mould out your rolls. place them on
Dutteredsti tins, let them rise and then bake
them! shgttNo tigql 81 u lfl3@ fSistis,
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:. WAss.sseros, December ii.

tlta9s EgFa I5rAUrtNUTUNJ- DtIEIHUUI p n / I
SssArE. -ME. SbkIIs introduced bill
aaShu,ixng Lhe, State Of Illinois 70 select the
irsilps Of ctFEaip lands granted to that
Slatelia ~ " sld jll.s,tlie construction Of
san*lfs@als9 ase gsa,lisaa B4Rs 5.ss,a
Mr. Sex ard mad aJnot Mon that alhpapers
IN ac relating lp tllr NiaSars Ship Canal
III referred Eothe connles on Commerce.
Adopted. .,ss,i y s,ia
SIr Adams Introduced a bill granting
lal*G % die SfaEsFof Louisiana and MissIs.
sipbifQr Failaoad purposes. .l6s /, n
Alx.a badger introdneedgai resolution au-
sIorizing The several committees To employ
clerks.
Nj. Summer 5Tred resolution directing
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!. GyA considerable amount of snow fell
on Monday. and we have now Tuesday J
excellent sleighing. A continual jingling Of
the merry bells is heard in cur streets. If
this snow continues, balls and parties. will be
as plenty as biackberries in August. LIE
them be ,.. a-.F
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Democratic County Convention.

In pursuance Of the above call Of the
Democratic State Central Committee, the
Democratic Central Committee of Harrison
county would earnestly request every Dem
ocra; in the County, to meet in County Con-
vention, in Cadiz, on SATURDAY, the Gath
day of december, 1858, at | O'Clock, P. NJ,
for the purpose of appointing TWO DELE.
GATES to attend said Democratic State Con-
vention, and transact other business Of i'm
portance to the Democratic party in this
county. Let every Democrat in the coun-
ty make it his business to be present on the
s4th inst. ........ BY ORDER. ,
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lBALTINlORE MARKET, M, -, \,

m fF''7g tDAETIMoRE, Dee. 70 1aMa
Provision market more active. siJBalta
packed No. !. VIA; do, mess 10; old mess
l3a: shoulders 5a;sbulk siees, BScts!: 6ld
Shoulders and sides 6t@7 new 9ios B61S4g
old hams l0a at four months = Aard'fleta
four months; cash fp1 Western Butterfly
the barrel land keg ri, asf'p hssaaaRai stl
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Good News.

y Il
In he;odicial proceedings og the Supre1
Court Of the United States. fuow in sessio
at Washington Clty.) of the 18th inst. we
End the following important proceedings
We are glad that this long vezed question
is settled:
No. 9. The State of Pennsylvania, COM
plainant, rs. the Wheeling and Belmont
Bridge Company, William OItersoh et al.
The eomplainants motion set down for
hearing n'the second Monday ofthis term
was dismissed for the want of prosecution.
As Pittsburgh has Withdrawn her opposi-
ton to that noble structure the Wheeling
Bridge. We trust that Wheeling will with
draw her opposition to the Span handle rail-
road" Letlhe two cities now be, friends.
not enemies,
Es- Grahams Magazine for January is
splendid: number, far ahead of any thing
that we have yet seen in the Magazine
line. 1t Is worth double its subscription.
price; Terms 50 per annum, Addres, r. ii.
Seed Co. lo6, Chestnut, st. Philadelphia. T
Subscriptions received and forwarded
from This office. Send in the names. ~
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EE-The nexssession ,f the Ohio Legis-
lature commences on M9ndaysth 2nd day
Of January. 1854.
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BANRENG AND CURaENcY. We are some
times provoked. while looking over what are
called Bank Note reporters, to- see the.
blunders made by the editors of such pub
llcations. AS much ignorance is displayed.
in relation to the 1t tes of the District Of Co.
lumb& it is presumabe that they are not
correctly posted about the banks in the
Staes. Thompson, we suppose, is as reIi-
able as any other person engaged in his
business; but, IN his number for December,
he is considerably at fault. He gives
list OF what he 'bpeves to be the good
banks in the District. aud says that "those
not named are worthless Some of those
so.ealled banks, however, named by him.,
have no existence herfsboats, such as the
Bank of America. Bank of North America,
Metropolitan Bank, Washington Bank, and
perhaps one or two others; and besides the
Corporation of Washington have no notes in
circulation as a currency. g.s. t.eL,.
v merely call attenton to- this subject,to
warn the public against deception, - Wash.
D. G. Sentinel. 4s t9sl-- lssyy
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NOTICE.
1ak a 5l

EHgl-1fhE--A&1kM
OFFICE OF the STEUBENvILLE AND INDIANA . 4
wr RAIL RoAD COMPANY,
Stsubcn1ille, Dec. II, 1853. \
'ENHE Company intend running Train of Passen.
ger and Freight cars between SteubenvIlc and
Union Poft (Sec ~ commencing on tuesday, Dec
o. 1883 s.J t
( .t1f TIME OF STARTING TRAINS. as
Observation-Disclosures Stubenyille station at SA
NJ, and +. NJ.
MISUNDERSTANDING leaves Unionport tsaction
%, at 10 A. M. and p. NJ, stopping at intsrmedi.
ate stations % ing and returning.
FARE.
From Steubenville to Unionpert so cents and for
any distance within the limits OF miles not less
than " cts, and over that distance at the rate Of
cents persmile, stopping only at the following points
going and returning: tff@y ra~'-s 3s 3t
Iyl Mingo..,. ...s,.-s.seetion 3 n
a.1F Goulds..,,....... g
West end. ........ 50 g
STATIONS. Smithfeld corssIng g IL
4 M Reeds Mill ...... /" ii ut
Bloomfield ......... :" II
Unionport, ....... '' 20
Passengers are particularly requested to purchase
their tickets the Office before taking their seats in
the cars.
For particulars call at the Company's office on
Washington street, between 9th and Tth; or enquire
of the conductor on Train at Unionport.
dec. lT-ft 10 ISRAEL PEMBERTON,
Chief Eng'r and Sup't s. Il 1. X. X. 20.
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EE-Judge 5. F. Norris. of Clermont is
announced as candidate for Supreme
Judge, before the coming January convsn-
ton, r.s.r.. .ra.. ...
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MT. V ERNoN bAHNER.-This excellent
Democratic paper has changed hands; Mr..
E. J. Ellis retires and gives way to L. Har-
per, Eaq., who formerly edited this paper,
but more recently the Pittsburgh POST
The paper has been greatly enlarged, and
is now one of the best looking papers in the
State. We heartily recommend Mr.. IL. to
the Democracy Of Kacx county, as an emf
nentcbampion of Democratic principles, and
a gentleman everyway worthy oftheir sup.
port. | R e 8
EI-It is supposed that the State Board
'of Equalization will finish its business and
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A Young Hero.

"a
In the Madison (Ind.) Daily Argus, Dec.
/, we find the following account Of The Mar
tyrdom of an American boy--a5 youth off
whom our nation may be proud-who died
because he would not tell lie:
A case Of moral heroism, exceeding that,
imputed to Knud Iverson; occurred in Mar
quette county, in this State, little over a
year ago, the facts of which were establish
ed BY Judicial investigation, and were rela-l
ted to us by Judge Larabee, who presided
at the trial. 80, .,.ts. '
A beautiful, fair haired, bue-eyed boy,
about nine years of age, wastaken from tht,
Orphan Asylum in Milwaukee, and adopted
BY respectable farmer Of Marquette,
professor of religion and member OF the
Baptist persuasion. A girl, little older
than the boy, was also adopted into the
same family. Soon after these children
were installed in their new home, the boy
discovered criminal conduct on the part of
his new mother which he mentioned to the
little girl, and it thereby came to the ears,
of the. woman: she indignantly denied tive
story 80 the satisfaction other husband, and
insisted that the,boy should be whipped un-
Ill he confessed the falsehood.
The man-poor, weak bigot-impelled to
a sense ofrehgious duty, proceeded TO the
task ASST isned him, BY procuring bundle of
rods, stripping the child naked, and sus-
pending him by cord to the ratters Of the
house, and whipping him at intervals for
over Two hours, ll the blood ran through
the floor, making, pool upon the floor be-
low stopping only 10 rest and inlerrogate
the boy, and getting no other reply Than
I"Pa, told the TRUTH cannot tell le;"
the woman all .he time urging him tor"do
his duty" The poor little hero, at length
released from his torture, threw his arms a.
round the neck OF hisstorntnter kissed
him, and said, "Pa, tameso cohi = and died
1t appeared in eYidenee, upon the trial
of this man and woman for murder, that the
child did tell the truth, and suffered death
Ivy slow torture rather than tell ie I'he
age of herosm and of mArtyrdom will DOT
have passed ill mothers cease, to instl holy
Precepts into the minds of their infant Off
spring. The man and woman who MUIR
dered this angel child are now in the peni-
Tertiary at Waupun, to which they were
sentenced for ten years. .f
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ROLL OF HONOR.

The following gentlemen have paid their
subscriptions TO the Sentinel, since Decem-
her Il 1853:
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EF-We trust that the above call will be
heartily responded to by the Democracy OF
this county. Let us all meet and appoint
Delegates who will attend the eighth Of Jan
ury Convention. Good to the cause for
which We are laboring. is always the result
OF large attendance at our Conventions.
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PROCEEDINGS q IN CONGRESS.
trjRrEb nr rElEeGArH.
wAsHlxeTos. December ~.

WAsHINeros. December ~.
eExlrE.-Mr. Bright offered the list OF
staodihz v,anmittecs which was agreed CO.
Mr.. seward .,uye notice cf bill granting
AID tn the Sisle OF New York to construct
slap cana; arond the falls OF Niagara.
Several petitions in regard to cheap ocean
p,s.age were presented. -
+ A resolution calling on the President for
to,he tFpaty of washlng,os, Was adopted.
J 4 rrsolutipn calling for copies OF the in.
ftrussions. 10 (orrign MiaisleTs, was, on mo-
uot of MIR. Cas-, ado, ted. -
Beverly TUek-y vas elected printer.
Horsg-The standing committees were
announced. .Ibe CRairmen ofthe principal
oaes ale. on commerce, Ruller; on Public
Lands, psFry pn Post Office, Olts; Judi
cisry. St,ssplon Ji Tenoessee; Indian Affairs.
.oJ,.HiTitarY, Benton: Naval. BococL For
CSoak, Durham. |
Bayiex's resolution 10 elect House Ii
hrarriian Was IL iected BY two majority.
Gerrit Smith presensea D ,tilion fom
ths MY, Temperance .AIIiance, asking Con
grsss to take action iors the suppression Of
mtoxiasttng, drinks in the Distric, Of Colum-
iss;sat asks for special committee.
Mr. Richardson said he intended to dis
crss the subject, SO il was laid over.
Many ether petitions on various subjects
%srr piessalsd and referred.
II - 4 4 Z. ~. !.
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CINCINNATI MARKET

CINcINNATI, Decs H., WIN
Flour firm, and sales, at $500. Hogs
opened very dull, the. weather checkedop-
erotious. The only sale heard Of was 100
head at 4, -, good lots az s$4.25. Sides
and shoulders 3a@4sl Lard 3 qtss VI isa,
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II HE greatest Discovery OF the age.-Plantcrs,
l. Farmers, Families nnd others can purchase no
remedy equal to DR. TOBIAS .VonelianI Iininent
for Dysenery, Cholic, Group, Chronic Rheumatism,
Sore Throat, Tooth-ache Mosquito Bites Pains hi
the Limbs, chest back, etc. tW Il9fE i4~d'
lift does not give relief the money will be refund.
ed all that is asked is trial, and use it according
TO the directions. s't'i tht FGtA "F3-
1t is an English remedy, and was used by Wil-g
liam the w., late King OF England, and certified to
by him, as cur. for Rheuma.isna when everything
else had failed,
OVER iooOooOo BOTTLES have. BEEN sold in
the United States, without single failure, and !,
many have stated they would not be without il if
II was SO per bottle, in case Of Group as 1t IS as
certain as it is applied aai@ iH&a1 tt3 Oh"
1t cures cholera when first taken, in few hours;
Dysentery in half an hour Footh-aehe in five min
utes! 1t ispsrfecty innoteat to tnke internally and
is recommended by the most eminent Physiciansint y
the United States Price 25and 50 cents ,gy.,
DIR. TOBIAS could fill dozen newspapers with
certificates and letters relating to the wonderful
cures accomplished by his Linilfe1H, but considers
warrantlng it sufficient, any person who does not
obtainreetne not pay for it,,
. DIR TOBIAS hasput UP q Horse Linirnent inlpint
bottles which is warranted cheaper and better thang
any other for Cholic, Scratches Old Sores, Calls,
Swellings, Cuts, Bruises, etc. Price so cents.
DIX. TOBIAS Office, 2i0 Greenwich street, New
York. .B.tHil1 .hglR sE s,ff t.g,g ns4S}n
For sale by FLEMING e. BROTHERS and DR. KEYsEE,
Wood street, Pitsburg i''" s@sehEfN0 H%U
AGENrs.--Johr Beall and S Hamilton, Cadiz M
Jolley a. COS New Market Wilson a. Deming Mas
tersyillet Brown g. farmhouse and VIM Walters,
New Hagerstown A Jul Schreiber, Moorefed L
Phpps SS CO., Smyrna. gaA X. sep2S 1953ly. ~
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Eg-The above does pretty we'll for be-
ginning. Hope it viii be better hereafter.
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pen1ofrntic 6rnll.ttil,nd ll.ttl,
The People & the Peoples Rights
CADIZ, OHIO.
Gnln AnVIGE.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. ...al.