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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-03

p Mr.. ALLEN: Please announce the name
- OF our old and tried democratic friend, Tuos
G. VINCENT of Cadiz as a candidate fol
Representative, subject TO the decision of the
democratic convention, and oblge many
Voters OF SHORT CREEK.
MIR. EDITOR. Please annouce W. CUL Gas.
TON Esq. rs Il candidate tor Senator, subject
to the decision Of the Democratic Senatori-
al Convention; and obhge his host of triends
in BELMONT.
Mr.. ALLEN: Please announce the name
Of THOMAS NICHOLSON, of Short Creek TO-,
as suitable candidate for the Office Of Rep
resentatiye of Harrison County, (and one
strictly favorable to carrying out Tie Maine
Law or its equivalent subject to the coun-
ty Democratic convention, and ob!i.c a
large number Of voters of the County.
MR. EDIroR;-You will please announce
the name Of JOHN w. MELMGAN, formerly OF
Harrison but now of Belmont county, as a
suitable candidate for the Stae Senate, sub
ject to the decision Of the Democratic Con
yention, and oblige many voters Of
s<4 MooEETIGLp 'fowNsH1p.
EB-St. Clairsyille Gazrtte pleas copy.
q MR. ALLEN, Announce the name Of I'nou-
AS McCUE OF Cadiz, as a candidate for s,ler-
ilf, subject to the decision of the County
Democratic Convention and obIige the DEM
ocracy OF MooREFIELD AND FgEEpORr.
Nix. G. N. ALLEN: Please announce the
name off, NJ. CoULrRAp, of Stock township,
as suitable person TO represent Harrisoa
county in tlremext Legislature, subject to
the decision OF the Democratic county con-
venion. FGANKLrs.
Mr.. ALLEN: Please announce the name of
our old and tried democratic friend, AARON
CQNAwAy, ESQ, of Stock township, for the
office Of Representative, subject to the deci-
sion ofthe democrati: convention, and oblice
many voters of CADrz Tp.
Mr.. ALLEN: Please announce VIM MILF
GAN, of Cadiz, as a suitable candidate for
Sheriff, subject to the decision Of the demo
cratic convention, and oblige
HARRISON CouyrY.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce our present
excellent Treasurer, DAVID Hilbert. as a
candidate for reelection 10 that Office, sub
ject to the decision of the democratic comfy
convention, and obge SHORT CREEK.
Mr., EDITOR: You will confer a favor to
the Northern portion Of the county, by an
pouncing the name Of JACOB VooRnrEs, Of
North township, as a candidate for Commits
sioncr, subject 10 the decision Of the Demo
cratic Convention.
Mr.: EDITOR: You will please announce
the name of LEWIS LEwroN, Esq, as a can
didate for Prosecuting Attorney, subject to
the decision of the County Democrat c Con-
vention, and obge GREEN AND RUMLEY.
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PoIsoN1NG.-lhousauds ofparents who use Vermi
ugo composed ofCastor oil, Cnomel, etc, are not a.
ware that, while they appear to benefit the patient
they are actually laying the foundations for "a series
ofdscases such as Salvation, Loss OF Sight, Weak
ncss Of Limbs, etc.
Inanother column viii be found the advertisement
of orH0BENSACK'S MEDICINES, to which we ask
the attention otNl directly interested in their own as
well rs heir ciiihiren's health In Liver Complaints
and all Disorders arising from those ofQ bilious type
should make use Of the only genuine medicine, Ilo
bcsack's Liver Pills.
Banot deceived, but ask for lIobensack's WormSy-
up and Liver Pills and observe that each has the sig
uuure OF the Proprietor, J. n. Ilobepsack, none
else is genuine
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AN ORDINANCE

Established in conformity with an act further
defining the powers OF Trustees Of TOWNSHIPS pas.
cl March the 18th, A. D.. 1883.
5ee. !. 30 it ordained by the tsgtccs Of iett lev
Township, Iiarison c0unty, Ohio. That il any pel-
son or persons shai! sell, vend or GIVE away, any
aprltods liquors, wines or intoxicating drinks Of
any KIND, quality or quantity whatever to any per.
500 Or persons Yr the purpose Of Qling or iplepar-
ance, Ur II my person or persons shall SCH yCnd, ,
orgyc away apg spEitlous liquors, wines, or iato1-
callug aria OF any kind, quality OF quantity, TO
any minor without an ortar from parents, ztiar-
dt9a or respectable practising phvsician or il
any person or persons shall lease, let rent, hire or
permit to be used asplacc Of general resort dwelling
house, ernp, sned- collar or tenement owned held
or belonging 70 him, her or th2E for the purpose cf
vending or giving away any spritUous liquors.
wines or lntoXica!ipg drinks Of any kind, quality
or quantity whatever, Tor the purpose OF tplilH or
lntempcrancc, such and every mdiyidnal 90 often
ding agains any OF the provisions Of this odinanct
shall, conviction thereof, be fined in anv SUM MOI
less than twenty nor more than fifty dollars, ineli-
ding costS and be imprisoned in the county an not
more than ten nor less than five daev Provided
that nothing ii this section ILail be 50 construct
as to make It unlawful to sell any Of the aloresaid
liquors for aacramcntl, mechanical medical nr4
poses
Sec .. That this ordinance shnll be in force and
take effect from and after the 10Th day Of August,
A. D. 1888
Done this 9th day of July, A. D. 1853.
ATTEST; Isaac PR&rT, clmk
J@zs1g1S sSs@5 \ Non kN,s5Gr' Trustee Trueaoes Of Rumloy
DANIEL HwE3AuGn, c Couniy, Ohio
July 20, 1883.
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AN ORDTNAWCE

MADE and passed by the Trustees of Franklin
4YA township, Harrison county, Ohio, to carry into
effect the provisions of the of the Legislature of
Ohio defining thepowers OF Trustees of Townships
passed March II, 1853
Be it and it is hereby enacted ard ordained by the
Trustees OF Franklin township, in Harrison county
State OF Ohio, that for the more eecua suppression
oil tipping and intenporanco in any house, shop or
store in said township, known place OF habitual
resort for tipping and intemperance, the person
or lersons Keeping such house, shop or store, and
permitting tipping intemperance and the vending
and selling OF spirltuous liquors within said township
OF Franklin aforesaid, shall upon complaint made as
speclled in section 3rd ofthe above named act pas
sed March II, 1858, and upon conviction of the vo-
latlon OF this ordinance in any court having urisdc
non OF the same be fined in any sum of not less than
ten nor more than fifty dollars ior each and every Of
fence, with cost otprosecuton or Imprisonment in the
county JAIL OF not more than twenty days, or both,
at the discretion OF the court
Done by the Trustees of Franklin township this
9th day OF July A. d. 1883
THOMAS QUINN, r
JAMES M BRADFORD. trustees.
JulV 97. 1888 -6t
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AFFLICTED READilr
I.tAalafL.-t
MEDICAL HDCsE
Estrhlisllrf IS Trars ar, fv Tt- EfntrEin n y


MEDICAL H9rSE'
Lstehiifled Is yfars 0ap, ~ iir kintuiin, ~ y.
corner ct iLi-d aIr~ iEiga firccts. l4cgsen
Spruce and Pine sts., ihiiliEphis.
Li0ii EfsN ycars pi extensive and ulintorrup-
cd pIuctice spent an iiis city, have Rendered Dr. n
INC MOST cxPgT anl sasecssisl i,ioler far aG
noor iu iiIe Treatment %. ~ diseases N a pIiyae ma
tIsg. Persons alurici with ulcer. upoa he l,o,iy
throat or legs, pains in Che hea or bones iasrcuria
rheumatism, sHicuros gravel, disease arizns iron,
youthful eNcossys OF imluuuea %, tne b1ll H.Isre-
ty iiie 5'i-u'iJn has hCCyHg oulc,blcJ, urr ali
treated with success.
Ho who places himself under the care Of DR.. X.
may 77'giousy ycJUily in Uis honor rs a gentleman.
and cJlHltutly L. O. pom h -sii o. "a uaysiriiH.
EAfLs; a'asS'utGt t,AiG Ht7bBUEs.
Young men who have injured themselves by q
crriHiH practice iHlui.-j Ii--a Aabl, frequently
l1amel i1on evil cOHipuuJGs or NJ seiun.; Ihe Ul-
feels OF which are nightly igli, evrn wen usiar9.
and destroy hJih mind and body. should asGiv in
Maailt.iv. Weakness aHI constitutional debility.
Joss OF muscular energy. physical as-IGd aHi srG-
orui gTosIrauOn, rlitibIity and all nervous uI.c-
lions, Indigestion, suEgis.insss OF iis liver aud
every disease IN any way connected s. ilh Iis Gis'.
der "i NC pruc.-aTe Ed--i5as ca.l4 aId TO-, yigy.
restored
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Dthi6tFofit 5entil,rl.
70 the Democracy Of Harris OF
County.

OOuuLy.
At a meeting of the Democratic Centra
Committee of Harrison county ON Monday
July 4th. 1853, it.wns resolved, that the
Democracy Of Harrison county, meet al
their usual place OF holding township elcc,
tons on Saturday tie 3ra dag Of Septegl-
Der, 1858, between the hours of one and
five O'Clock, p. NJ, and then and there ap-
loint three Delegaes to meet in Conyen-
ton in Cadiz on Monday, de 5th dag OF
September, 1853, for the purpose of nom
mating the following officers to be voted ror
at the ensuing October election:
Representative,
Treasurer,
:. Sheriff,
Prosecuting Attorney,
Recorder,
Commissioner,
Coroner,
And an lnfrmary Director.
l The Democracy viii also at their town
ahip meetings appoint one Delegate from
each township for the purpose of meeting
with the Delegates of Belmont county, at
UniOntown, Belmont Co., on Tuesday, 9Th
day of Scpt'ber, for the purpose of placing in
nomination Member Of the State Board OF
Equalization, and aSenator to represent this
distJict in the next Legislature.
Your committee would urge. upon the
Democracy OF this county, the Importance
of attending iheir township meetings, and
appoint men who wiS attend the different
conventions for which they are selected
BY ORDER.
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AMERICAN HOUSE ,
Corner Of Marlzetand Ohio StreetG
CseGER. OhEO.

TAMES CADY would respectfully inform the
- travelling public that he has leased the above
itamed House for a term OF years, and having
thoroughly rcpaird every part Of it. is prepared
to accommodate the travelling public upon the very
best terms, The House is pleasantly situated and
is conveniently arranged for the comfort OF travel
tGrs.
His TABLE will always be well supplied with
the best the market affords.
His Stabling is large, sufficient to accommodate
at least seyenty-iiye horses, and will always be sup
piled with sufficient of Provender, and attended by
a careful and oblIgiug Oster
lie respectfully solicits share Of public patron
age, he will cndcayor to please uil who call with
him.
BOARDERS taken by the day, week, month or
year.
Cadiz, o., May 18, 1853.-tf
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NEW YORK MARKET.

August l.
Flour firm with an upward tendency; Ohio
So. l2a 525, Wheat firm with an upward
tenden y, Ohio ,30a3l. Corn firm with
upward tendency, mixed ISL, white rs,
yellow 70. Pork shade lower, mess 1887,
prime l3. Lard shade lower. Beef steady
Mess beef 8al0, Chicago 12a12, 81
MoIasses dull, Orleans 235. Coffee steady
Java II: Rio 7a75a9S. Oils better, Linseed
70, lard oil GOaG6.
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Too many Of them.

S9AADOZ Ladies and Gents Silk and Cotton
N~UW Hosiery.
$50 doz Linen and Silk Handkerchief
300 Summer Hats.
The above goods were bought under peculiar
circumstances, and will be sold Ito clos out) at
less prices than you ever before saw them, and NAV
be will ever again, Ladies' Ingram Hose worth
25tor l255-guaranteed less than any other merchant
bought them
Every body knows or should know where to come
ut STONE g. THOMAS
luv or 1S53 e.
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Farm For Sale.

EFNHE subscriber offers for sale his farm situated
l. five miles west Of Cadiz, containing 100 acres 20
OF which is good bottom there is 20 acres of clear
cd land under good repair, and well watered; there
is on the premises, good frame house, stable and
choie fruit Any person wishing to purchase will
call on the subscriber living on the premises.
July Doth, 1853 BENJAMIN IS SIMMS
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MarshalI's Sale.

by virtue Of writ of ia issued out of the District
- Court oil the United States for the District of o.
mo- and to me dirocteu will offer at public sale in
front Of the Court House in the town ofCadiz Harr.
son county, Ohio on Monday, the Sth day Of August
1893, betweenthe hours of 10 O'Clock *. M, and 1
O'Clock, 4 M OF said day, the following described
properly, to wit: Z
Three Sorrell Mares,
One Sorrell Horse,
One Bay Colt,
One Spring Calf,
One Two Horse Wagon and Ladders,
One pair Of Horse Gears,
Two Saddles and Brides,
Five Mich Cows,
Five Spring Calves,
And one Bull.
Taken as the property Of Isaac Spiker, of Stock
township, Harrison county, Ohio to satisfy nm exn.
cption in favor of John Wintermuto Of Lickine
county, Ohio.
Terms-Cash.
JABEz w. FITCH,
Marshall Of the District Of Ohio.
by PAUL H. DENNIS, Deputy Marshall
July27, ls53-2t 1915
Buy your Hardware at the Bic
Paddock.
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CARDING.

ENIEE undersigned ,akes this method ot informin
l. the public that he has bought and i5now pornia
and Manufacturing establishment lately owned by
K. Teal, three miles south Of Cadiz on the road to
New Athens. He expects to be ready to do all the
Carding that he may be favored with this season.
Wool will be taken in at the store of Wood e.
Smiths, in Cadiz, and returned promptly, and all
work warranted. A liberal share of public patron
aye is desired Prices as low as other responsible
establishments. JOSEPH T. JOHNSTON
May IL, 1888
~ B. Covorlet and Carpet Weaving done on thJ
most reasonable terms for customers at the abov
establishment j. r. JOILNSFON
CHAD & HERRING, just received lot New
tor sale by S. u Ii. McFADDEgN
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T. PHILLIPS G. SON.

a MANUFACTURES of boots and shoes, and
IEE dealers in Trunks and travlling sacks, Mo-
foco & kid-slins lining and binding do Pegs,
Nails thread and oelindings genoraIy, keep con-
stantiy for sale Gn assortment OF the above articles,
at thcr Old stand onOeie tho Publc Offices CadiH Y.
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BEATS THE BosToN "SKIDs." THE Mari
boro, Md. Gazetteer, has the follRing no
tice Of a phenomenon which exceeds any,
thing which Boston can do in rasing skids,
Or Richmond in showering catfish:
A SHOWER OF 0Ars- On Thursday last,
our village was visited by the most remark.
able phenomenon Of a shower Of oat straw.
Il appeared to have been recently thrashe d,
no grains being found in the heads. There
was.no wind blowing at the time or it might
easily be supposed that it was blown from
some neighbor's threshing yard. 1t was
visible great distance above the earth be-
fore 4 descended. We presume that the
straw was taken upln whirIwind during the
late heavy storm at the north and has been
suspendedin q current Of air until it reached
us. Or perhaps they raised more straw in
the Moon Than han they wanted, and 50 threw
il overheard. '11
= f III n { q I f f
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice

MOTlCE is hereby given, that the undersigned
IN have this day been appointed and qualified as
administrators of the estate Of Adam Heavilm, late
OF Stock township, Harrison county, Ohio deceased
June nth, 1853 AARON CJNAWAYs
July 81, 1852. A1n;nistrn,ors
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PLYMorru. AurusL lst.

LlMUIIIIt Nu5UsI IoI
The DOWN is filed to overilowing with
people from lparts of the country, attend
ing tie Pilgrim Celebration.
A dispatch from New Orleans Of Satur-
day, reports 154 deaths during the last
"a hours, of which 1919, were from yellow
Fever.
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Attention, PedIars!

VTNHE subscriber has for sale, good Two HORSE
l. PEDTING WAGON, calculated for either Dry Goods.
Drugs or Groceries, whicn he will dsposo of onr
iur either Cash or trade
Cadiz July 81, 1853 WIN. L. HOUsER.
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Announcements.

Our terms for announcing candidates for
Office will be as follows: .I..g
Persons who hare been regular subscri-
bers to the paper aothing Those who are
not, SO, inyaribly to oe paid before the
name is announced. This rule will be ad-
hered to under all circumstances. ~
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TIE NATIONAL HOUSE.

TUE undersigned would respectfully -
4 announce 70 he old friends and cus. 80
TONERS and the travelling puIie IN gsn- sss.
eTs, ilat b. has again tthua pussessi5p iItssttt3
ot ms uld faycrn stand in Cadiz. jtia eesszS-z1s
National llouso,) ono square west Of tho Public
buildings, where he iHicis 20 accommodate nll who
may please 10 favor hm with call ia tha hesl man
hlr ihat he can, M plns will be s,ilrcd TO make
ms guests comfortable. Tk1nkiuI f6r p1-t favors
while engaged in the business 10 hopes % n,rit and
again receive liberal share uf public patronage. rs
Le intends 10 devote his whole JTne amt ntenti5n 10
the; object. THIS. &. VINCENT
Aprl ~ ls52-ly. Owner ahd Proprietor
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
August I.
The river has fallen six inches. Weather
howry.
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"MATgEEoWTHYsELF.
An InvaiuablesBoOIE for 25 Centr

I 1<AS - - - -
An InvaiuablesBoOl for 25 Centr
.YvEgF AElLY sElQgLp ,hAYE a CORY
6ssl c9s ... m, b. ~ = r saii .aiss sasSrs %s"s
-. .-.,,J stif4llrr 80. .'-i1l's 49,
ijr Tr, n rs Me,lical i.,an,i aJi ilelf BOOK To-
he Alficlsl- oal.iniEg ~ PriiAii =, ~ oi's'hi
proaiess treatment aa cure ai eseiY 80 y
rontfactr.l by pyuidseuoas tcxuai hntoo s,sa' "
sisll,s sI iy = 4 aal exesss HEiia a. iin sa-ise iof
,heir taeyciiil ~ ,itIen Ia atsSiiisf ~ lssf.s
Ia ,g-ai ilics s'i -iihis ~. ''v"it
offend lh3 uas A., duaencys aaa 'ns f,fshf 'Ylie
twenty yoafs s,ieerssi'-l pa lr So, So 'es.-
i..o '.l 80 vac oN.e - lt'-iils ila all
Tg yli.h i5 sI,a4i, rocsip p.si5l lhe eHF Of ii5
aiy4 lls,1-f !. sal IeaiIss On me fA.Isi' -t.h,
mn ana - W ii., i ever AMI Aedg, tor w Ihy-i.f
.,,,i !, e.,s one ,L,la. 50 b. isf.a 4e
10 l.y uuituf tht United S,atos, ~ asbeGaa
p1aIurc .AJd,ss, postage P1ii, Nostfa
P.Hl-usrs. ur .-Anx 1856. POsi 't'a'' lulai
this IT, wi,h1al exception, tie most coinp 0hIene
-iYr and Helllg5.s work publizhed on he class Of
diseases oi Wiseii I. usa's. "a A's,eiig -. n
term j.. addrcstt itsef % ts reason OF rs rea-s
i, Is -. irom an uoe iiaaJhle matter, <iil no
rent, however 4sIilols end elg-et to pissiRs II -
the iEl5 Ot his soas. tii9 uninUr has dsyoted ii2
nv years 10 lhe trtGaEun: Of the varous c'ntpalnL
treated oi, ami VITA nRle breath tN ,,k . an
ITO hattie pfesJ.ipgisn 81 ilnFlss,2 be ltss iered
TIE world tho lnar.ty nominal price .. - echtii
tiig iruie oisoBIuiwliy e,tis most scecsssN pfac'
..Ey;escllr or parent should Eo Without tle-kuowl
etlgp inraflct in tihs invauabe work. ttNNOuld
save y,is Of pain, ElorliiicliOal and sesFSAy the
youlh uI,er thsiF charge ,--F's1gIk : a ARsevffE.
4 fr,st.v tcrlaa ClyrgYfneu N Obi4s ~ rlng %
I "Huail's AlUuept AL;,5ral,7 s8ys :" lhopsands
uhsu a.l atas OF o;ir yv,ith, y ovit oNanlpas ana
ilo auenc, Of I passions, ityt l,saltlad iHto tia
Gal o! sell pollution without ToGliAln5 the sIn and
leari,. eoustaIuGEuo5 upva tRlGktNsis ank thew
posipIi.y. I've cOnauu lions oi ipqnsliYs who ais
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Et,j)cQtl1.

DIED of Consumption on the 30lhut.. Mrs Cecil
lia Marker, wife Of Samuel G. Markerof this place
aged a years, and has been {; me nber Of the Molh
odist Protestant Church for a number OF years.
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Eg-A gentleman in Iowa proposes to
keep cities free from thunder storms, "for
so much per year"
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MEoR sHs ~
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
DOCK ROET.

.YELBW DUCK ROG {.
THIS is a Purely Vegetable Compound, scien,ili-
tlls Matona medica, and has gained an UnTiyaled
reputation for the following elects, VIZ:
Regulating ahd Strengthening the LAYER and Digest
i've Organs, and Cleansing tie Stomach and Bowels,
and thus CURING all Bilious Diseases, Liver Com
plaints Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Costiycness Piles,
Headache, Fever and Ague, Jaundicc. Nausea. Loss
OF Appetite, &c, and causing the food 10 uour.sh and
support every part, PUEfYIEG THE BIOOD, and thus
cnTIng all humors, CnlaneOus ETupuuns, ScrOiula,
Salt itheun, Eryslpelas, Scald Head CauRer, Iiui.
pies on the face, botshes, Ulcors, Iumors, 5Iofcu-
nal Disease, Cancers, &c, sc.
Regulating the Secret0ry Organs, aud by enabling
them 20 poroFm their proper functions, preventing
and curing many painful and dangerous diseases /;
Strengthening and Quiotng the NeryOus SYSTEM
thus aiaying Nervous Irritation, and curing u Di-
seuses OF the Nerves as liysera, NrUrolgia Cramps
&c. Ii is unriyalCd in the cgTe OF all
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
as Weakness, General Debility, Irrcgularity, OBJ
sructions, Swelling OF the Fect Limbs, Joints, &C.,
caused by wealluess; also, Lu:G and IH7otT Coz
PLANTS, as Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Consumption,
daci also, Drolsy.
Having made use Of the Compound Syrup of Yel-
10" Dock Root prcparedby {. MORSE y 90, either
ourselves or III our families and finding il 10 be a
very salGary and eiIGctuai PREPARATION, we do most
chceruy recommend 1t to the public rs very yGlu-
able mclicinc.
Il. Bourne, Esq, Cashier National Bank, Proyi-
dencc, r. l.; A. w. Spencer Esq, Cashier Lime
Rock Bank, do, do, Rev william Philips, Rev. J..
B. Richmond, {. :. Jones, odI,ur Providence Gen.
Adyt, VIM. Field, M. w. q. NJ, Cyrus Fisher, NJ f..
II. 2, James Hutchinson, &. y, Daa. Y. J. Bates,
Doct Benz. Colby, and one hundred others OF The
most respectable families OF Providence
This cortiiics that / have for number oF years
been aCuuulntUd with the congestion and mOdu 0
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PITTsBURGH, August /.
River standing at Q feet inches scant
Weather wet.
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EDA " NS9
A. r Il T. ICIAL
S X VI [ G. II T :.

TF7HIS cnFlons sky-TleFl ensures most benulifGI
Il artisic effect. The light and sIades are Equal.
i2ed Tall over the subject. There is not sa much
lighton the top Of the head as will make one look
gray with old age but enough to give nutural, and
pleasing effect.
insures very soft toned likeness, and obyiatos
that I0uring shade on the countonance which makes
the picture unnatural The likeness appears nearly
asnamral as life, Nay, alm7st speak. All yoa that
wish PERFECT illnesses or the fairest terms may
call at Davis gallery above Beats store.
July 20, 1858.
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Bip Paddock ElorauerI

EVERYTHING in the Hardware line from m
GL Anchor down to Il Needle, can always he found
cheaper than the cheapest, TT .atold and weIEnowf.
establishment, the Big PADDOCK.
lane 9 1883 -
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TNIE undersigned wishing to change his business
l. will offer public sale, on the 3ist day Of Au-
gust next f not prev yOUsly sold private sale the
following described real estote TO wit 20 acres oi
valuable land, lying in Green township Harrison
comfy Ohio, miles east Of Cadz, and near to the
Well6urgh road; said land is under high state OF
cultivation
ALSO
One out lot, containing nearly acres adjoining the
town lots of the town OF Cadz, on theWhcgling road
Un which is good coal hank
ALSO
Five splendid building lots standing on Muskin-
gum and Warren streets, and in the vicinity Of the
rail road depot
ALSO,
The tavern stand known as the National House. one
square west of the public buildings together with all
the necessary fixtures for the same.
1t Is unnecessary TO give further description o!
the propery,as persons not acquainted with the same
and wishing to purchase will examine tor themselves
before purchasing.
Good titles made, and possession Immediately Civ
en-. THOMAS I. NlNCENI
July 20lh, 1853.