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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.
AND OHIO RAILROAD

IMPROVED AkRANdEM KNTS FOR TsAvEJl
IMPORTANT CHANGES OF SCHEDULED!
aha 's ohio s' Rsfesd s ct sss
Wheeling and Columbus, uniting as it does, by 60
| short and direct q line, the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad with all portions Of the West (and North
and sS,uthwss gives this route greatly increased
On and efer MONDAY, November 81, 1854, the
trains viii! be run As follows:
FOR THROUGH PAsSENG Frs.
Two fast trains daily will run in each direction
First-The MAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station
at q. instead OF o'clock as heretofore Except
On Sunday,) and arriving at Wheeling at 2 DO a. m
second-The EXPRESS TRAIN, leaving at D m :,
Instead of of p. NJ, as heretofore, snd runnin g
through to Vince ing 10 about II hours reaehiIg
ington Junction, Sykesville, Monocscy, Hsrce,'s
Fry, Marnsburg. -ir Johns Run, Cumberland,
Piedmont, Rowlesburg, Newburg. Fetterman, Farm.
ingter, Cam ron and Moundsyile only, for wood
and water and meals Both these trains make
prompt and regular connection wi b the OF the
Central Ohio Road for Csmbridg,, Fan sville, New
ark, Columbus, Cin"innat, Louisville, Dayton,
Sandueky. Toledo, letrOit. Indianapolis Chicseo,
st Louis etc. Passengers leaving Baltimore by TIE
Mail Tr IN; wi resc' Cincinnati fer dinner next
day, while by the Express Train they arr We there
at liz the next night, beiog Kept but one night on
the route by eith.r train.
Passengers for the Northwest Wis Cleveland and
all intermediate points can make direct onneo
ton with he trains upon the Cleveland and Pits
burg Ra lrord at all times whe, the Ohio is naviga
BILE for steamers between Wheeling ard Welb'ville,
by leaving Baltimore in The Mail Train at .. N.
ReturriDg the Trains leave Wheeling follows:
The EAPRtS IS TRAIN at 30 p m, reaching Eal.
tluore al $50 a. m. The MAIL TRAIN at IL IS ?.
~. reechirg Baltimore at 7 N
Es> Through ticsets by bcat from Wheeling for
Cinei anat, Madison Lou sville st. Lc us and other
River Cities, i'll be sold a. times when the stage
Of water " ill admit
FS- Through tickets between Baltimore and
washington, and all the important cities and towns
In the West, are sold at the Ticzet Offices OF the
Company.
FOR WAY PASSEN 1ERS
THE MAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station will
take passengers fer all the usual stopping places
the Road Returning. his train leAves Wheeling
at LAS Midnight Cumb erIand a. 10. 10 a. M, aud
arrives at Baltimore at .. m.
THE FREDERICK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
for Frederick and i"t~rmedi ate places, will at
p IN daily (exceps Sundays) a-.iv ng in Fred.r-
lex at 7.io Returning i'll leave Frederick at a.
m, arriving at baltimore at IL so, noon
TIE ELL1C)i TS MILLS ACCOM- MEDIATION
will be ran daily, (rXc pit Sundavs.) as follows:
Leave Camden STA at a IN and d. m
Lsase Eilcott's Mills at 40 a. m. and $50 p. N.
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FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN.

GMALL BUILDING LOIS OF 10 feet IT more In
y various Ierts ci TIE City, and Geo:g etowu at
low prices, and terms 20 suit. LLOYD 4 CO.
Bull ING ONE.
For sGe, deliverable at the Canal, or Wharves In
Washington. Georgetown, or Alexandria
LLOYD 4 co.
18th strtet. OPT Treasury Department.
~ G2-Iv
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THE: NEW YORK q LiVEhPOrL
S4EH UNITED STATES affG
MAIL STEA MERS

\ Ii r. w LULA LII
4EH UNITED STATES 49ffG
MAIL STEAMERS.
THE
ATLANTIC. Capt. West
PACIFIC, Capt. Ne,
BALTIC Capt. Cemstnck.
AD3IATIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract, expras =
~ for Government service; every has been
taken in their construc ion, as In the Engines to
insars etreogth and speed. and their accommoia.
tons tor passengers are uneQuailed for e'egance
and comfort.
Pre- of passage from New York to Liverpool, in
Drst CABIN
Ssc@nd CABIN Observation-Disclosures. 20
Exclusive use Of extra size state rooms. 300
From Liverpool Is New York f3O aud f20.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth can re Secured until paid for.
For fcsight or pssssEe apply to
EDWARD K. COLLINS l. Co,
Sc SFall street. Ne York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO,
L. G. ROBERTS 4 CO,
Is Kings Arms Ward, london.
JOHN .sUNROE & Co,
&c Rua Notre Dame DIES Victories, Paris.
GEO II DRAPER, HavIe.
The owners of tree shjps will not be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, spseie relry, precious
stones metals, unless bills of lading signed
therefor an the value thereof therein expressed.
nov 16-dIy
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REDUCTION IN GAS FIXTUREEe.

tSI are now receiving the lsrges. stock Of G<f
w FIXTURES ever offered in this city, &C 7 4.
Jrisir every variety of gty and finish They have
5een selected from the celebrated factory Of Corre
Jus Co., Philadelphia, and include oil Ct .hei
oatterus.
Owing to q reduction In price in Gss Fixtures ",
prepared to furnish them at ]eel rate tts-
hey have ever yet been sold here o. elsewhere.
To keep pac with the above impror eloers ID
>rcs Of gas tubing has been materially reduced
and our Increased facilities warrants us in ssyir
hat re are prepared and can execute epy WORK
nay undertake cheaper and better than any ctl.
establishment in th;s city.
J. It. THOMrSON BRO,
Plumbing Gas irting Ests blishras-t,
Pc. avenue. side, between lUth erd lltn Ste
oct l3-dtJAn1
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GREAT BARGAINS.

fNANFIELD, BROTHER CO.,
~ 229 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, ND.
Are DESTROYS CT closing out great portion Of their
present stock Of elegant FANCY GOODS, Jewelry,
Watches Clocks, ANS, Opera Glasses Dressing Cases
VIII ing Desks, Ice Pitchers, Vases Bronses Ac pre-
paratory TO receiving their fall supply. Purchasers
viii end great BARGAINS aug 4-tf
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GAS 9lXTURkS.

GAS 5lXTURkS
Ts sHS eubscrihers tsEe pleasurc in ennolr cine
1 the public that their stock of Gas EIXTURts,
comprising OF the best aid latest petternH a.
bsen received end that they prepared sell
ut the lowest rates Persons IN want Of Gas Fixtures
will please call sn& examine -;bsy viii 90 doubi
IND it to theiI iEtsrast.
Dwellings and pubitc Buildings Cited vils gss.su.
hing st The uslsl Tatss
". TFtOhpS;ir EROTBFH
ID 1a-f' Pa av.. bet 10th and lIth G. side
NLOYES, HOSIERY, WOOLLrN YARN, &c.
" 10 dozen White French Kid Gloves, 80 cents,
worth 81
10 dosen light colored do do 62 cent?,
worth 81
10 do ladies and gents Beaver do 50 cents,
very cheap
80 do lsdies fe, q lined raw silk, Csshmere, and
Cotto, Gloves
2s do miese5 Cashmere and feecy l:nsd taw silk
Gloves
Ice do ladies' Alpaca, Cashmere, feecy lined rae
silk and Cotton Hose
10 DO Woollsn Hose, for servants
10 do misses white M.rino Hose
Woollsn Yarn Of sll oolors
Chi dren's Woollen Caters. Woollen Comforts
With many other Goods oh up Tor cash
WIN K. RILEY,
Corner Eighth St, opp. Centre Market.
nov 2l-1m
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WASHINGTON BRANCHRAILROAD

TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
FAVE daily, except Sunday, at and az a.. m.
IL a. and p m.
On Sunday at N and pm.
Leave Baltimore al AZ and a N; and and
pm
On Sunday at ~ m and IN.
The connecti 1ns with Baltimore Ohio Railroad
for the West are by trains leaving a. 6 N and 3
pm
For Philadelphia and New York at 6, and 81 q m
and SPIN.
For Annapolis at 81 m and pm.
For Norfolk ut 8 p m.
TIL. PARSONS, Agent
Particu ar attention is called to the Rue reQuir
Ing responsible voucher for any person Of color
who M wish to pass ov r the road.
dsc 13-dtf
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR
New York, Texas, California,
New jersey, Louisiana, Missouri,
Pennsylvania, Alabama, Kentucky,
Maryland, Georgia, Michigan,
Maine, Wisconsin, Ohio, and
Minnesota, Florida, other States.
GEORGE G. THOMAS,
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMS, AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Warrington Place, Moor Odd FekI0s1S Hull,
SEVENTH STREET, WAsH1Naroa, D. O.
nov lg-1y y - 3. -. -"-'
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Also, s pen de;s, Hdkf+, Gloves, Hosiery, &C., sc.
making the most spsndi array Of Boys Clnthiog z,
ct low priceS be found in this or any ether city
in the country.
WALL K STEPHENS
Next door to the Iron Hall,
Pa. avenvs, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ASCULAPlUS:

l1S cW ~ Il Il bA~A4A-s
The Fiftieth Edition, with
Ore hundred Engraving
showing Die. sees srd Ei' !
forrnations OF the UuDsn
Sygten in every shsre and
form. To which is sd6ed .
Treatise on tie Diseases O
Females, Being oftSs high.
est ir,poTssan = tn E---
people, O. hose cnntem.
piatipsuarriage. By
WI. GlUNG, M. D.
Lei 10 fStLeI i.s zahRred
to present : cosy O. tl.s
E5CUnApIU5 to hi child
II E;sy save hin :yocl tr
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nlLTIHgEE LDVEGFIGEEI1;.
HDIaE DOCTOR,

0isrs bic Professional services til. ctifers OF Rail-
tmors. I csa cure ali kinds OF Csnccrs-t,ke them
out without pain, or the use Of any knife can
sure ell kinda of Fits and spssms, Rheumatic Palma
Consumption, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Piles, Palsy, or
any ether s.mert the human family are subject To-
lie step Bleeding from the Lungs OF Nose, any
distance from the patient by knowing the patients
name. l. was born blind and has studied several
years under On Indian Doctor who was among the
Wild Indians thirteen years.
DR.. SPENCER has removed from Mr.. Buckley's
Boarding House, to
No. 81, HANOVER STREET,
aug lit baltimore, Nd.
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@%a,e>esnzg<Alh
,. y; GssAAE ERGATA1s Conner.

re. LA., &c%t's- more s.'ccE, fSGE-sCss, M.
ENa estenbSie ch;ect Gf this inrttuLicn Is to rsce
J. - tls reach ofiaeiyidSss proper facilities for
tta,aiGg taS1cCgh AID lra,ticsl mercantile odu.
alter young csG CAD esce cbts.a mere COZ
set knowledge o. gs'inrat h1dnsEs Iattere in Few
'eehs t"sn ca IL - -:5I = - o1sT yeSre il any
re counting hoC-7
The ccusse - st3ty --,A-a-=s cc-5ctrtyy bcok.
keeping, ard 10 aez1- - 20 Tarlsas apartments
# c9Dlnle-ce - / trade. 8sECantle calculations
augbt according e tk+ most approved r2ethod,.-
'recGcsl fcn-sEsbir, Combining rsPiiiiy Of sxecu.
ion with tssat- % coc-tIu-tiez. lectures Iron
aercantils law, aPcr Various important mercantile
upiecse, bsal3e Eaz2J othsT points Necessary for
ook-KecrcT o. 5uaiGess ran 70 understand. Tne
ecs5saFY fcT 5tc9@; TO complete the course vsries
ron. hrs - eight weeks. There bsiDg vacstit n,
ppiicsris asn ent.E s. any time ana attend btth
lay AID eTeDirg. Examinations az. held st stated
,ero5F, and diplomas eEsr3ed to thcse who grseu.
ste- Fer t.rcf, &C. write srd hsFe . Circular for.
JARED - ana,i. feb 4-1s
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SOMETHING NEW


nPPOSiTE TIL MARKET ON pENNsYLyA-
~ MA AVENUE doors below Ninth street,
Is NEW CLOTHING STo Re for Men sud Boys,
opene' thi- d4y. DECKER ne of thu chesnest
ClCtbing Merchants in the Nor has determined
to fer to The citizen Of Washington and vicinity.
his excellent -lorhiny Il he -we5t Northern prices
.cr cash only. 1h"re the
POOR MAN
viii find just such Clio hing Store as has lonp been
~snted IN Washington. His motto il CHEAP for
ca b, and one PRICE ONLY.
4 coed ruHs,au-ial woo-n coat he will sell for
s2i5 and heavy winter pants well lined for Il 25;
ana tioe coas, oveTco4ts, and yests In proportion
Good wool and cotton under h;r.s, h,fiery, gloves,
TO- chea?er tn IN the che pest. nov lift
TRY DR.. sCwARTZE's PULMoNIC BALsAM
for the ours OF Co CHS, Co d.. Asthma &c
ALSO DIX. tCHWARTZE'S WORN DEsTnoYING
-fRUP-never known n fail.
Fo- sale at sCAwARTzE d SONS drug store,
Pa aver ue. next to 8 uotel nov 10-2u
JUST RECEIVED
4 FINE assortment Of Camphene, Solar and Ethe-
n rial oil LAMPS, GIRANDOLEs, Candida
Bnaa, HALL LANTERNS, and LANTERNS Of
every kind tie latest ma ~,ost improved patterns
81 paper shade, dome snd otter shapes. GL)Bks
otevery dest ripti n. Pstent spring Cspdlestichs,
eud bea ltitul rn,ent Of Britain Ia LAMPS for
auid or al. Nursery Lamps, &c.
krushes Paints aud Oil, lamp OILS, Window Glass
AID Artists materials in great ar;ety
HOWELL MORSEIL
No. 523 street, Todds Building.
nov 30-dtJanlst
M ARfIS'S UNklVALLED AMERICAN GIN
NJ TAI constantly on ba ad at he Agents Mu-
BIC pSP,t' HiLBUS x BIZ.
RARhUM's AUTOBIOGRAPHY THE IIPE Of
- L. l. barncE, written BY himself For sale
a. TAYLOR MsUnY'S
oec ~ bookseller, net Ninth ST
THE PRACTICES IN COUNTS OF JUSTICE IN
Il fu- land ard tie United States by CONWAY
Noo nson OF Rieamend, Va, W, 1, Just published
ara lot Sale oy fRaNCK TAYLOR.
ACOB CHICKERING'S unriyslled Boston PI-
" AMOS for sale only at the agents Music Depot.
ose IL HILBUs HITZ,
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early grave. Let 10 SoCng Esn or woman eoter IN
to the secret obligations Of married liz; uithoui
reading TIE POCKET ESCULAPIUS. L.. 70 CT,
suffering iror hacknied Cough, pin IN tile az,
restless nights, nervous feelings. aud the whole tr;i
OF Dyspeptic sensations, and given Up Ey t,.s- Ply
stefan, be another moment, without consulting Gt
AsOULhPIUs. Have the married, CO those Gbou'
to be married any irnpednent, read this truly
iul book IS Il has been the means of saving thoG.
ards Of unfortunate creatures from the very aws Il
death.
aN-Any person sending TWENTY-TIVE CENT?
enclosed IN q letter, will receive one cory os this
work By msi, Or five copies viii &c s.ut for c1e To-
lsr.
Address, (post paid DR.. VIZ. YOUNG,
No. l52 sprree street. phi.sdelphis.
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IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.

FTNHE great experience and well-known Skill Of
i Prof WOODSTOCK is sufficient guaranty to the
public that the following list of Medicines, such
nave been constantly uaed in his practice tor the
las. thirty yesrs. will fully sussn by their effects
the valusble qualities attributed to them, and
prove to be the best Medicines ever offered to the
public.
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BOYS CLOTHING OF ALL QUALITIES

W. We ut r.c-jvei an i'm nscse assort Inepf
w Of Youths, ys and Chill Iren', Clothing ci
u.w and Fashionable de igns, embracing AL quail.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-25
The Remains CT Sir John Frank
lin and Party Found.

NHw YOEX, O3t. GA dispatch to Sir
Geo. Samson, Governor OF the Hudson Bay
territory, relates the discovery OF the remains
oi Sir John Franklin and bis companions,
who starved to death i'll the spring Of 1850,
near Fox River.
A dispatch from DR.. Rae, dated York
Eacyory, narrating his discovery Of the re-
maips of Sir John Franklin and hrs unfor-
tunate Campany. They were starved to
death il the spring Of 1859, to The north,
west Of Fox River.
The Montreal Herald says, we yesterday
dispatched SPECIAL messenger to the Hud
son Bay Company's house. Through foe
kindness of the Governor, Sir Geo. Samson,
we are unabled to lay before cur readers
the following outlines of the dispatch re-
ceiyed by him yesterday from DR.. Rae,
Rae has been absent on the coast since the
fist of June, 1858 Returned to York fac
tory on the 28th Of Augustast, from whence
he forwarded letters by express to Sir Geo,
Samson via Red River settlement.
After briefly noticing the result of his own
expedition, he proceeds to state that from
the Esquimaux he obtained certain informa-
ton they starved to death af er the loss Of
their ships, which were crushed ly the ice
while making their way soush to Great Fish
River, near the outlet on which the party
died, leaving the account Of their suTyrinss
in their mutilated corses.
This information, although not derived
from the Esquimaux who communicated
with the whites and who found ihe remain
but from another baud, who obtained the
details viva yoce. 1t may be relied on.
Nc doubt is felt of the truth of the report
as the natives had in their possession various
articles Of European manufacture which lad
been in the possession Of the whites.
Among these, several silver spoons, forks,
&C., on one which was engraved Sir John
Franklin X. G. B, while others have crests,
and initials identifying the owners as having
belonged to the i'll fated expedition. Draw
ings Of some Of them have been sent down.
A fearful tragedy mpst have occurred in
the spring OF 1850.
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A Dun in Earnest.

We are sometimes compelled to giv. our
delinquent Subscribers a DIN. and some lines
hey pay heed to it. and sometimes they
don't This ZINE We are In earnest We
need and must have within the next three
weeks some four hundred dclsrs to meet
claims that are against US. This amount
VT expect to obtain from those subscribers
who owe US for one, two and three years
subscription; and from those who owe us for
advertising and jo6 work Those that cam
poi pay rs before will find Court week,
winch commences on next Tuesday week,
an excellent opportunity to come forward
AVID pay us what they owe. Those four
hundred dollars must be raised, and those
la, are indebted to us must fork over
Those that heed this call will receive our
warmrSt thanks, and those that do not, will
find call for them from another source
"A word to the wise is sufficient"
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Col. Henry S. Mott

THIS gentleman has just been elected Ca
nal Commissioner of PENNSYLVANIA, bv an
unprecedented majority. Thiry-nine coun-
ties heard from give him l43, 9l8 majority
His vhig opponent was George Darsie. a
Scotch Presbyterian, and an Old citizen Of
Pittsburgh, who has represented ALE yheny
county 10 The State Senate for the past l2 or
is years. Pending the canvass, Mott was
accused Of being v Know thing, but de
nieda the charge over his own signature in
the public papers. Since his election. he
has published another letter, in which he
says: d. slI aS1sa
"When | became the candidate of the
Democratic party for Canal Commissioner.
IGepended upon Chat alone for my election
While hshall learefulIy study the interests Of
the whole people, can represent the inter
ests sefneatherlpafayinthe official position
laEa about 4 to assume. ] am for the LARGEST
degree Of eiya and rei sioas liberty, and
eannof subscribe. ahd,never have subscribed
TO the doctrine that any citizen known TO N,
ConsthgIlqn as such, shall be prescribed
from eiyl 9llhfe. 0r in any degree debarred
II bis rights, qp paeeopnt Of his religious be-
lief or the placesof his, birth. y ',',..e ~. LII.
Who, now says that ,tbs Kusx Nothing
INoyepent is dFected against Catholics onIy?.
-TStsa Il iQa. a,l.y,r,. a
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A Good Sign,

The following resolution was adopted at
recent Convention of the Wings Of Ma
comb county, in the State of Michigan:
Resolved, That we. as Wings admonish-
cd by the disastrous experience Of the past,
Of the utter fallacy of attempting to gain
strength, either in the State or county. by
abandoning, even for time, our party or.
ganlzation. and going over to faction
whose past acts have tended more than any
other causes to create discord and disaffec.
ton IN our ranks--do most heartily depre.
cate this SO called .Fusion" movement, pre.
terring, it must needs be, an honorable de-
feat under the e-honored banner Of our
party, to a doubtful victory under the lead
81 those who haze sought 10 bring II into
Disgrace. a 4
We learn from the Detroit Free Press
there are thousands Of Wings throughout
the State who entertain sentiments like these,
and will not cast their votes for the Fusion
ticket. Sia
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Another Swirdler.

A dispatch from Cincinnati, dated Octo-
Der 23, contains the following: "B. B. Man
chester, baaker. fed from this city on Sat-
urday night, but was arrested Rt Lawrence.
burg, yesterday, and at the instance of one
of his dfpositors living there, his trunk was
opened and large amount ofrailroa stocks
was found. He satisfied his creditor there
and was allowed to depart He left Law
resburg last night at midnight, ani it is
supposed he vii, take passage on down
river boat. lie had deposited with him
here seventy thousand dollars, chiefly prop
erty Of widows and ether needy persons,
and the property be has assigned for their
benefit wall not pay ten cents on tho dollar"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-25
How's the Election gone?

Scarcely a day passes over head, but
some OF our friends greet us with this un-
interesting "How's ii e Election
gomez" II it will be any satisfaction to you,
gentlemen, We will give you all the informa-
tioE we have at command. On the 10Th
inst, the congomeration Of all parties com
menced voting throughout Ohio, and judg-
Ing from the various reports that we hear,
we should think they were still at it; until
they stop it will be impossible Tor US to give
their majority in the State with any degree
of certainty. At rough calculation we
think it will be in the neighborhooJ Of 8O,,
900. As regards Pennsylvania and Indi-
ana, they have "aeted worse than Ohio
did,"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-25
Ohio Congressional Election--Fu!I
Returns.

The Democrats have can red every Con
gressional District in lie State, save AgeSfy,
one Hoorah for our si,le !!
/. Timothy c. Day, Opposition.
2. J. Scott Harrison, Fusion X N.
). Lewis D. Campbell, Fu,i~n.
4 NJ. Il. Nichols, Opposition.
s J, R E.nrie, Opposition.
6 r, Mott, npposi,ion.
7. Aaron Harlan, Fusion.
8, Benjamin Stanton, Fusion.
8. C,oner X. Watson, Fusion.
10. 0, F. Moore, Fusion
y. IL race V. IL ,rton, Fd i,n aqI X. N
12. Sam galloway, Fusion and X. n.
-. John Sherman, Fusion.
IA Philemon Bliss, Fusion.
Is VIM Il Snapp. Fusion aad X n.
1G. Edward BsIl, Fusion,
II. Charles j Alright. Fusion.
l3 Benjtmn + Lelier, Fusion.
~. Eiwarl Wade, Fusjoa.
20. Joshua &. Gidjiags, Fusion.
81. J. n. Bingham. Fusion and X. n
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$50 Reward!

M Ill, be paid TO any person vino will buy box
w OF DR.. lEkRELfS Healing Ointment, and
ONCE aud say, with clear conscience, that il viii
not completely cure chupped hands, chbuins, chat.
ilE, sore Lips Burns and Freezes, Sores on children,
ana greatly ae mate il not entirely euro atrheunl,
fAts lnilalnailon OF Breast, bes OF lnsects PmpIea
on the Face, ana all diseases Of the Skin,
MONROE Terrell, Nancatack c,Stn.
10 whom all Orders Should bc addressed Sold
also by the Principal Druggists ayd country Aler.
Grants generally F3I
>, W n 'LksAlE DErorS.--C Cllck kenner Il co., No.
81 Barciqy.sL, New York; a Mcl4lrt, Il CO., Aiba.,
ny; Fleming 4, brothers, Pittsbnrgl; Wmi II Brown
a'd Bro No. l.iberty-st. Baltimore; 4 w Dyotp
and Sons, Phiadeipaia a5 s8fa
AGaLNrs,--John BoaH tand 5 Hamilton, Cetliz.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-25
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As the winter evenings are approaching,
and every body is, or should be, looking
out for something to read to while away
their tediousness, we will simply sag that at
John BealPs Book Store, Main Street, any
thing and everything in the book line can
be found, that is either amusing, interesting
or instructive. His stock is large, and SO
assorted as to enable him to accommodate
all tastes-no odds how varied-n literary
matters, But this is not all. He will deal
fairly and honorably with all who may give
him their patronage, and his prices are as
moderate as those Of any establishment.