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Rare Chance For Iuye,tment.

N'ANlED. a Partner, who command Il cash cap
w tai of from fifteen to thirty thousand Dollars to
improve and extend water power in Of the best 10
caltcS 10 be found in The North West. and which, l.
already established foUring mill. For particulars
nl lire of LrNtf Bowls on lie premises. situated eight
mles hcloN Saltwater. in Washington County RICE
UDLLINsIfAD BrNEt, -. Iaul to the Subscribers
X % Intelligence Office.
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Parker's Real Estate Abstract.

He has full and perfect abstract Of the title each dis
nct tract parcel of land situated in said county from
he general government the latest grantee wherein is
defect of title either substance
md every possible kind OF lien creating embarrassment
whether it arises by way Of jud sment, ortaes, taxes
mechanics or otherwise.
am justified in stating that far large portion of
he real estate of this city is concerned chain of title
annot be satisfactorily established by examination of
he records alone: the aid of surveyor is absolutely
entail. This de>ideratum have supplied by ascertain
and defining TIE original claim lines, upon the proper
maps.
Government lands entered for settlers reasonable
erms safe n cstmens made in real estate and generally
I'll business that may be entrusted and usual
l. don" through Real Estate Agency will receive his
personal and prompt attention
The services of surveyor, '.well posted up, have
been secured g. H. PARKER,
aug. / div,
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MINNESOTA RIVER OUTFIT.

WHOLESALE AND KFT4II.
ih,yd Strcet, 6duern RObt7ts and Minnesota
iM,II1. ha- returned from below with an
- t&eI>l'e assortment q. Groceries and II, visions,
and 10 large stoc. Of Iapc Ar icle exhibited in
the fancy store. neAj Gour. and ready Ior ale.
us n,erie and iro, .ol. consist IN BARI of the fol-
loving yiz:
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TO COUNTRY MERCIIANTS.

F!NIIE ar "r> med being largely engaged in the Whole
al" Drag isu>in", in the city %! ihu!ue Iowa OF
fr their stock at unprcceentey low prices for cash
short time.
i""ing facilities for the purchase of Drugs posses
s.r by houses. would inform the merchants
Nnn"~o1 that aud will sell them Pure Drugs
lit lr lower than any hou Of New York city.
Oar stock at Drrg>. Medicines" Paints. ColorS, OILS
c.. Glassware. DYES Chemicals. pcriun"rv Pa;ent
Arlicinr~ and Fancy Articles is unptluac in the West
CAL and get price, and compare them with
uth,T-.
Particular attention paid to the selection of rglcal
Instruments. VAN IOI.EN X BEICiiFR,
Ji,lY 81 /. Low,
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M<NeMtD's Column.
HENRY NickENTY.

HENRY MckENTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
oFFicE-oLD POST OFFICE BUILDING,
Third Street)
SAINT PAUL, MIN. TER.
AND bought and sold throughout the Territory;
investments made to the bes, santase, and Land
REFERENCES.
Neto York. Minnesota.
Gilbert Davis Esq, Gov w. A.Gorman,
Daniel Curtis Esa Hon. w H. Wech, Chief
Capt A. De Peyster, Justice of Min. Ter.
MesSrs. :. Thompson IIon. Henry NJ Rice, Del
Nephew, egate TO Congress,
Mes rs. Williams & Guon, Rice, iluIg~head &
Phitaaei phid Becker Altls at Law
jose n Patterson, Esq, Pre- Messrs. BOrup Oakes
. ident Western Bank BankeIs,
Mes>rs DreNel L. Co. B'ks. j. T. Ros.er, Esq Secre
Freed, Ward 4 Freed, Ames a x Van Etren, A..
Bingham s Dock. torne,s at Law,
s. Siters, James Il Co., Rev T. VI. Fullerton, Re
- Bailey d Co., gister L. : Land Office
Edward Hurst, ESD. Nota VIM iiulco i.ibe, Esd Re
. ry Public, ceiver L. $. Land Office
IL. Messchert, Atty AT Law T. L. Mann, VI. u.
'ames Kitchen, NJ ID.
" IllIam Stoever, Esq I4o-tf
TO CAPITALISTS. FARMERS ANDEM-
lGRAETS.
'aNiE undersigned HAS always on hand for sale fui
Il cash or On time, from
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
u rura! land, Improved or unimproved, including farms
OF different sizes, and degrees OF Improvement prices
Also-prolerts in st. Paul and suburbs. and in Man
Hal" city, ST. Anthony, Shakopee, LeSueur Travers'
les Sioux and Eureka
He can at all times accommodate, on the easiesr
ef'"S any one who realty misStS 70 gnrcha S,,
Dealer in Real Estate, st. Paul, MINI. Ter.
OiGce-the old Fostoiice building, Third street
ST. Paul, Feb. II, le5l. "A IT,
25 FARMS FOR SALE.
TO p Il 4 TIC 4 l. FA Il " E Il s
I1NS notice to eM Planners not to Spectators whc
Il pretend 1" h. farmers.
10 practical Farncr wi Ii TO say that have hand
q len
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DEATH OF Col. II. +. TEMPLE. The Buffalo
Courier. in noticing the death Of ROBERT EN-
NETT TEMPLE. says he was greatly esteemed
by his acquaintance as an accomplished and
heightened gentleman. lie had been for some
time suffering from pulmonary consumption,
and al length became Il victim Of the disease
Educated at West Point. he served for some
time in the army. rtsigliing his commission at
the close of the Florida war. On the break
post Of Adjutant General under Gov WRIGHT,
and accepted the command Of the New York
regiment of volunteers. lie was in the very
prime of life with as fine q prospect before
him as any man in the State.
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T.. - :, ELL a T:O.. EHS,

II i &C II 4 y + IAILCRS
AMI IIAj EI%s II MS TtnNIelilNG GOODS,
No Ige,'ont Bn.Itiacs pofyloft STREET,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
I ESSRS. URN ELL iONERS rel nctftliv .,
" lnU'e tie attention 81 e"atl'u1o. cling n
IN the Northwest Wou "a, tlo-. Ie-Iiyeii. Mime IA
Ia, 10 their complete Az. etc mat 5.ru3eH Of -
GENTLEMEN FURNISHING GOODS.
Tie largest and mo, tasteful ecit ctun Of the finest
tr, H. English. German and American cioting stuas
ill he Kept constantly l. Nd. il i the DC i'm Of the
froIcior> to sustain the reputation o. ,her establish
inent as the Gre-t Western Emporium 81 ia hon Gen
ilencn can leave will: and their order.
flied at any time, in the ta.on 81 VIC Srane-
els visiting Chicago invited 10 eN . our elegant
took, ut No !, ircla ont Diil.ipc5. ~ On street.
II. BUiWEii CIicato:
June 21tf S \. POW Frs Cleveland o.
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DAILY PIONEER.
Wheeling Silk Manufactures.

Mr.. J. W. Gill. Of Wheeling, sent speci-
mems of his silk to the London Worlds Fair
and was awarded ii medal Mr.. UpDEGEAFF
who took out the Domestic Silks manufactured
bv Mr.. c., in a note to Mr.. GILL, forwarding
him the prize medal, says:
now forward it to You, with nv hearty
congratulations for the honor your production
shed. not only upon yourself, but upon your
GO untrv. The coarser staple products Of the
United States were expected; but it caused
40 little surprise to see silks coming from the
wild West that rivaled the finest flbri
from the looms Of London and Lyons. But
the result of the great exhibition Of ISL. did
much to illustrate the truth that the dionity
of labor is the true stimulus of art, and real
progress the child of liberty.
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w. BASS. THEoDoR IORUP. $. r.. CuAMpLIN
BASS, BORJP CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.

BASS, BORJP CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants,
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
Leuee, Opposite Steamboat Landing, 81. Paui, Min.
REFERENCEs.-P. Chouteau Jr. Il Co, New York
ID. & j. w. Banning, Cincinnati; Riggs d lowering, st
louis; Z. Chouteau, Jr 4 Co.. ST Louis; Choute d
Vale, -. Louis; Butord Brothers, Rock lsland II. ii
SiheI, Mendotai Livingston a Fargo, buffalo; Dole
Rumsey d Co. Chicago; Geo. Smith, Chicago; james
Garter Il Co., Galena; Is. Ii. Campbell Co., Galena
H. +. McCloskey, Galena Franklin Steele Fort Smell
ing; Borup d Cakes, 81. Paul
Il Liberal advances made consgnments-Marh
packages Care b., b. y Co., st. Paul, NJ. To
st. Paul, April llth, l654. 1T
ESTBLlSHED IN 1851.
North-Western Erpress Company.
lt0NN.CTlNG with the American Express Conn any
- AZ the principal points IN the United States, Ca,
aad Europe.
The cheapest and safest way of transporting light az
'aluabic Gools-Spo Gle and Bank Note.
Particular attention p i'll TO the collection Of Noie BIZ
Drafts and Accounts Purchase and -ale OF MclciaEd.
Last Fright end Baggage
looked up and delivered 10 owners, &c.
es.engers-Se.li Weekly.
J. c. BURBANK & CO.
81 raul, May IT, 81. PROJECTORS.
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'0win; liz; ~ ''''' u '''' w.
M '9co&ntr, Hams, IL br Helcil'> : II il hfs and
- sugar c.IeI de- quarters
,hi",il:ejr~ :. Colon syrup,
) ca * DO. Beef FISH
T!S ca>j- C"}G,h.
:. eh's'} !. ~ on - III N.',h' ryl, in IFS and
t''l'fiI 4ts. No..l >, and 8;
a. EuIpo"der. bis neIriIc;
A>o, variety Of i y, fl, j. cove O, tcrs;
b, = ), and Il. boXc,. ,,c. mail ha~ ,l ines
CrltiE. fr,,!,yI> n a. s.
-, 'acha no, etclr'-. {, ,nce-. Tears;
AZ ,'o. eminent Java, S'r'"hry Raspberry and
- lAEuaEfH. C"irart Jelly:
Sugars. rlI.s of al L;,,,s
- bids New orleans r,xnIt =. M, WIZ SON
mas lllne 90. Fifty b"Xc, star Candles;
70 bis OF y and b clarified " : pressed do:
80 = cry>taiized, > boxes ,,lar ,re,m
" - Crushed PORE
o " powdered, Fifty brl- Mes Pork;
" ioal Jasper Mil Flour;
- - . . Sin inaua do.
MSCEILANEOCS FAMILY GROCERIES,
Iomnv. Corn meal. Rice Ecans salt box do sale
'tus soda and acid Yeast rovdcr~ Chocolate Cocoa and
" ma, Corn starch Coffee ground Coffee. Matches
ioolh- Brushes and N"pS with handles. CotIe. Lines,
Bed Cords stove BachiHg and lamp NcInc Cider Vino
gar Dried apple, and Peaches. Iuckw,at lonr and Rye
TO- Pepper sauce, Walnut tasur, Tomato Go and Lemon
yrui.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
Painted Tubs, Cedar do; Ladies Rolling Pins and
Enc "as,b"ar'!,. Dippcrs; knife Trays;
Irlp'rS k""l'rs; Potato Ma, hing Boxes;
Choliinr Tray ard Bowls; buckets Axe hcycs.
Spoons Buttel-hni,e-; Market Baskets:
Clothes BASKETS.
CGb.S AND 1URttVO.
We always have the hl, e." and best stock which ena
"les us to sell lower tiap any else il, the city,
III one worthy *t"rn incir' everything in the Gro
Gerry Line, which Wiz h -ol caror than the coai.
and respectfully inform all my lends and the public
generally that vi ac'rr they may viii in line of BUSH
e9s can bc obtained either at WI.U.csa retail
St. Paul, May 90 1874 d-tf
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NEW ELEGANT AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,, AND
PROVISIONS.

NEW. ELEGANT AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, AND
PROVISIONS.
d. l.. tLLER,
TTAS Just received his large and elegant stock of prn-
/ goods from the East Owing to the latcuess OF thu
season he will oiler ii at
EASTERN PRICES FOR CASH.
and examine for yourselves and you will be
to buy Among his stock of Dry tiooD> may be o1nd-
. cases nelaines, plain and fancy. very handsome.
Prints of every description
Assorted Gin,hams.
3 Bleached Cotton.
10 bales Unblcached Cotton.
= Ticking,
2 :. Dernins'.
Shifting Stripes
= Nrill;ngs,
= Osilaburg's.
so pieces Assorted CrasLes,
so Diapers.
full assortment OF HOSIERY, CT OWES, LINEN, HAND
KERCHEFS. &c. &c. too numerous to specify
His s.oc. of CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS the best offered in the market and Will be
sold re,y cheap comprises everything in it, line bon
fail to call and examine it if you want bargains.
He has also received and is receiving by every boat GRO
CERES of all kinds hams, beef pork, Hour, &C. and viii
sell them at the to,cest prices
June. l2-dwtf ~ L. FCLl.fR
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ia x a r. Il > X II a l. ESJ y n OF ICE
The sub crber has established at his b mixing Office
le city of $. Paul, Land ONCE Cor the prosecution Of
business in growing out of transactions in
al estate in the Territory of Minnesota.
Books have been opened, wherein in liyuaiS having
roperty to dispose of can have entered therein the d..
cripon of the same, the terms Of payment. and such
thcr particulars they may desire 10 make known,
hch books will be open the inspection of all without
barge.
All lands thus registered will be advertised in daily
apcr Of the city, and also in the Real Estate Circular to
issued by the subscribers weekly and after the t OF
lay next, thereby keeping such registered property
nua!ly before the public, and nsulg speedy and salts
actory sales.
In addition TO the above may be found full list of gov
rnment land entries Maps of entered lands DIRECTED
cn-Neeklv. map of the county of Ramsey. and pats
the different cities and additions thereto in said county
complete list Of all lands sold to said county unpaid
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NEWELL s. TOMPKINS.
1 TTORNETS at Law and dealers i'll Real Estate. Alb
stract> Of titles furnished for g. Paul and St. An
thony. and Ramsey County.
fer to GOV. German, Hon. D. Olmsead, Mayor St.
Paul.
GIG AR TOBACCO HEAD QUARTERS.
vTiiE convenient Room the first floor of the Post
Office Building recently Occup ed by Mr. If IUC 5
office, has been neatly fitted up and opened as Tobacco
store where will always he found stock of the best
IMPCRTED CIGARS,
Chewing Tobacco Of all kinds variety snuTs and
in hort all articles manufactured produced from the
- lple weed
The proprietor will keep constantly hand the very
h"t qualities of these commodities and hopes
I,'~l sppolt from the mol illg and chewing public
q" hn nj E" lease e e e al Ah" may give
IL.
e." So. m
.NFhS nf the h-' IN lit, ut 40 4. Winslow House
j " DtW\ER
1 =! .t n't1 -'f.yi Tarranted
{ -. =. * /!
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MONEY TO LOAN
an unoXceptiontble real estate security. at low
J fi-ulr. &. H. PARKER.
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A correspondent of the Wheeling Young
America, writing from Portlaud, in this
county, records tbe suicide Of 4 woman ma
med Nancy LIech. in that place. on Mendav
April e4ih. She had been temporarily in
sane for some weeks. and had intimated
at Zines her intenh on Of elf-destruction.--
On the eventful mo, niVg she arose from
her bed apparently id hey right mind. aud
sat down bv the Gre her husband arose
shortly after, and seeing nos hing unusual in
her manner, fell asleep N his rhair. In
short time he swoke end found lis vile gone
He Immediately commenced the St 9rch Tor
her, and seeing the door Of one Of tne upper
apartments a,ar, went Up and there sound
her suspended BY BEDFORD from the l0's'.
Projecting from bed in a corner Of the r>'o.N
was board, that served as Scaifod from
which she TOOK the awful leap that launched
her into eternity. The deceased had rear
ed large and respectabls family, some OF
whom are married. No reason is assigned
for the commission of this deed, othsrwise
than she always seemed troubled for fear
they would come TO want. II SO prayed Hp
on her mind that it produced temporary in =
sanity Stsa. Union
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LATE FROM TExAs-IND1AN OUTRAdrs.--
An extra from the Office Of San Antonio
Ledger, dated the 18th ult., gives the intelli-
gence shat Mr.. Galligher's rancho, about %
miles from that city, had been attacked by a
party Of Camanche Indians, who killed and
drove of number Of sheep, aad carried off
or killed man and woman, sheppard
and his wife; and also an American named
Forester anockedhis vile down with club
and probably Killed their four Children
Parties had been sent out in persuit
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TIE NEBRASKA EiLb.--We learn by ielegraphic
dispatch in the Wheeling Inteligencer of yesterday
that in the House Of Representatives on Monday
"Mr Richardson moved that the House go into COM
rniue, avowing that his object was, should the mo-
ten prevail, to move to lay aside all the preceding
busin on the calendar with view Of taking up
the Nebraska Kansas bill: The call OF the House
was had as preliminary and 1877 members were
present The question on going into committee
was decided in the affirmative, yeas lo9 nays 3d.
Mr., Olds was called to the chair, and Mr.. Richard
son commenced his programme. The House bill
wes taken up, and Mr.. Richardson's bill without the
Clayton amendment"
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Final Accounts.

NoTiCE is Hereby given that the following ac-
IL counts have been filed in the Probate Court of
HarriIon county, Ohio, for settlements
The account of John Hastinps administrator Of
David Gregory, deceas
The final accoun oiNancy MeCracRen executor
of Martha McCraeAen, deceased,
The final account Of the executor Of tn will Of
Thomas Booth, deceased.
The first account Of Frederick Kimmell as the
guardian of Mary Nupp, minor.
And that the same Will be seyerally examined and
passed. upon by the undersigned on the 18th day oil
June uext b. w. VEIRS, Probate Judge.
May 10, 1854
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ALLEGHENY, Nav

BEEvEs.-3l7 head in pens; pricesranged
from 81 to SC, gross, only The extra cattle
bringing the outside figure; from ,S1@4@c
gross may be taken as the average.
SHEEP.-Only ,43 head offered, and sold
at 4,75 per head, fer those in good ccndi-
ton.
HoGs.-3ls offered, but mostly taken to
go east; few sold at 44@4A gross to
butchers. o. ~
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Nexf Tarm 81 fhe ConEt.

The next term of the court Of Common
Pleas for this county, will commence on
Tuesday. the 18th day of June, 1851
The following are list CT the Grand and
Petit Jurors for the term:
oEAsD JURORS.
Wilson Hicks. Franklin.
John c Barger. Stock.
Henry B Heller, Monroe.
Joseph CLARK. Cadiz.
John Bell, Monroe.
james Hannah, Sr.. German.
Edward Milaor, Nottingham.
Samuel Cariright, Shor;creek,
james Hanna. Shortereek.
Samuel Thompson, Green.
Robert Pitts. Franklin.
Moses Cole, Rumley.
Benz. Hart. Freepurt.
John Hoobler. German.
Thomas Irons. Washington.
PETIT JURORS.
John Booth, Shortcreek.
Arrison She well, Washington.
Jocob SnIie., Green
Irwin Porter, CadiE.
Milton Petig, Shorlcreek.
Samuel Green. Washington.
Charles Gabreath, German.
George b SmiIh, Freeport.
William Kidwell, Moorefeld.
Joseph White. Franklin.
William BoaIs, Green.
Kinsey Mitchner, Freeport.
Jurors are particularly requested 10 b
prnctual in their attendance. By so dOin
they will save trouble and costs to them
selves.
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TROrHFULF REmARKs--Let those vino refuse OF
neglectto advertise in their county papers, consider
well the following truthful remarks, frow Salem
tColumbiana co., Democrat:
"Ihe great secret Of success in business has been
pscerained beyond doubt to consistin liberal adyer.
tisihg. Tilnsn will be seen shat shrewd business
men, who have amassed wealth, are those who have
literally patronized the press, and thus sought the
best channel through which to mako known their
peculiar advantage mud Inducements purchasers.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
DAVIDSON q CO.'S
ED "a g e Nerrc03a Gar
EtsFls,si a1l1 EI5l5fTITsssa assfsfs1 a.
atSsyE .ssssi ~ C l1tl ss5tisgee
Opened in Cadiz again.

THE subscribers respectfully announce to the
citizens Of this place and surrounding country, that
they are prepared to accommodate all who want
picture taken in their acknowledged superior style.
Our facilities tor executing pictures unsurpuss.
that they get coed Pictures of themselv at
this establishment as IN any Of the Eastern cities.
On hand every variety Of fancy cases, the finest
assortment ever brought to this county.
Strangers and citizensare cordially invited to call
and examine specimens Remember this is the last
and best chance, come before itjs too late.
Mnv 3. 'lI
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or The Steubenyille Daily Union of the 9TH inst
says: "A negro named Dossen Bailey was commit.
ted TO Jail yesterday afternoon to await his trial at
the neyt term Of Court, churged with entering the
store OF Isaac NJ Davis in Snithield, on the night
Of the 29th uIt for the purpose of robbery it is sup.
posed and being discovered by Mr.. Davis the negro
seized four pound weight and struck him on the
head whit inilictiug dangerous wound. He vas
examined before Justice Cartor, and in default OF
four hundred dollars bail was delivered over to tie
custody OF rle Sheriff.
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A DREARY pRosPEcr.-The New York
Courier and Enqairer, one lof the Oldest
Wing papers in the country, is credited
with writing the following truth IN regard to
Whiggery: th4
'%rhe Wing party, as a natio1al party,
has nothing in its history upon which it can
dwell with satisfaction, and nothing in its
future to which it can look forward with
hope"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-10
CATTLE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2.
The offerings of Beef Cattle for the week
ariounted'to 1900 head. The sales were
brisk at $40 per cwt. for Beeves; Cows and
Calves $25 to $40; feeders 1926 There
were but few Sheep in market; sales were
made at 100000 per cwt., live weight;
Lambs t(G4, so; Hogs 6,25@6,65.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-10

fINHE greatest Discovery of the age.--PlanteTs
Il aFIpers, Families and Others can purchase On
remedy equal TO DIR TOBIAS Venetian Linimen,
for Dysentery, Cholic, Group Chronic Rheunatlsn
sore Throat, TOoth-ache, Mosquito Bites, Pains in
the Limbs, cEast back. etc
II Il does not give relief the money viii be refund
ed all that Is asked Trial, and use IL according
to the directions
1t is an English remedy, and was used by vii.
ITEM the w., late Hing OF England, and certified to
by hun, as cure Tor Rheumatism, when everything
es.r had failed :
OVER lOOUOOOo BOTTLES have been sold in
the, U.0ited States, without n single failure, and
many hive stated thsy would not be without il if
il was SO per bottle, IN case OF Group, it is
cerluin as Il is applied
1t curas cIo,era, when first taken, in few hours;
Dvsentery N halt an hour, Tooth-achc in five min
utes! 1t is q tecty innocent to take internally and
is recommended by the most eminent Physicians i'll
the United Stats. Price 2j ana 81 cents.
DIR TOBIAS could fill dozen newspapers with
certificates and letters relating 70 the wonderful
cures accomplished by his Lininent, but considers
warrantng it sufficient, as any person who does not
obtain rclipt need not pay ior II.
DRTOBIAS has put up Horse L.Ninent IN pint
bottles which is warranted cheaper and better than
any other tor Choc, Scratches, Old Sores, Calls,
Sweliings, Cuts, Bruises, ste. Prlce 90 cents.
DIR. TOBIAS Office 80 Greenwich street, New
York
For sale by FIfNIyG & BEoTnERs and DR. KEysEE,
Wood street. P.ttsbuTg.
AaISrs.--JoItn Beall and s Hamilton, Cadiz, NJ
Jolley * CO., New Market Wilson q, UerBing Mas
Nrsyille Browns: Farmhouse and VIM. Walters.
teew IagerstoSn, y Jul Schneider, Mooreield
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-10
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TIME subscriber will offer for sale, at the Court
IL House in Cadiz, Harrison county on Saturday
the Goth day Of May, 1854, the following property,
to viz head Of horses, one horse hack one 2horse
buggie, several sets of harnes, double and single;
saddles and brides, and great many other arti-
cles too tedious to mention.
Sale to copmence at ons o'clock Terms made
known on day of sale.
Muy3 1853 THOMAS McCUE.