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50 per annup. There = no
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DARTNER MANrEp with s5OO-To take par

irfrrtsf 4 aud novel AHIb II ~ " III y Y'
large returns; sell an elegant CIGAR SFOR e'
Ion s,.u an rNc,tut Mrk R)U l.. with nae Horse an
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J. c. DERBY
LMANACS for lsj5.-The subscriber has pub
"A lshed usual celebrated editions of HUICHINs IN
PROVED. FARMERS and kNICkERBOCKER ALMANACS
le 57th year publication. Boossee drussst-
amt er printed
(no copies, her Imprint ;le and sdvef-
tist O la.tT so favorable terms
SAMUEL EAYNOR. Pubsher, No. 10 BOveD
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7 AGER BIER BRhWERI.-A Lager Bier Brew

erv situated New-Jesey half hous lido from New f1S
bs railroad doing large snd rrohtah business
1890 barrels has eight Los
ground attached ita the buildings and IN gdef
For sae favorable terms Apply 10 l, y o1NN'.
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Cost anA foun6.

Cost am found.
CAUTION-LOst NOTE drawn by Willet a Son,
- IS three osihs Jly d. 1854 payable 20 the order ~ p
aorrs Brother ndorsed b. them AID John Moore also e.
Coz SOTE four months Jane =. l-t FOR 80 u
paysble John Moore The public
rezotEtuE said Sots - ne rsy
uent q them Ls beer stopped JOHN aOORE no 10 Fronts.
I OST-On THURSDAY. July y, IN going from
ArrolSs rsods store VI SIN and
sth gold heavy linked ers-'se BRACELET A'aAS-e &c
ward vii b Pad ca FeuFninE i 70 no lIs -" stst.-
q IN REWARD.-Left his home on MONDAl,
- ~ July - q II selcck FARRELL McTERNAN tie =
3. 81 sbout5 feet II inches high edns ot i1n ,o
whe walking; 5-o~a hAr blue eve; had % Sas ANea otA
will Re IeTsoc that vii ave such WI
lead BY lis w;. Ana AcItENAS no. ~ h4ase
T.. New-York
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nOYTS and M0RTGGCES.-S7o 0oO in BONDS

ID ard MORTGAGES, beloug Public L. 'ta-i'n WI he
assigned rsrs desious Of invest The security . WY
he Corporation o. the }
T draw interest and vary IN amount soal p'
- 49, --''' T. g. DRAKE.
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~ DESCE for SALE CHEAPLocaed near tic Depot AZ Or
sngo will b. sold bargain he going West About
&. acres Ground asissy arranged With Fft abundance
merchant dong business 10 the city Will ind convenient
J. y. WILLIAMS. No. $50 stasv.
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Tor sALE-The entire STOCK and FIXTURE

L'Vk SALE-Iut tHIIIC NIVDN H1V y I -
"a PHYSICIANS OFFICE Aans In he )st dessrlu
mari of the Civ ab0ndale Luzcne County fennsyNauih Ah
stc consists pur- aud Med selected with sst es'
f- rys. rsetcs tceeher vita all the Appauces aud Inst
mems con peie surgical purposes The aoovf WIN te fo
will Of the cfic viii b. sold at bargain; posse ssi9n gwen
s,rlv Fer further rartcu inquire Nj G. 6kSNO
OF srbodse or DAVID BELDEN Rsq. No les Murray e. l.
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AFOREMENTIONED MAY OUEEN-Nearly nav and

- comrlete oreris ready % chsr~r by appoun y
EXCURSIONS 10 New.YoTk Bsy snd adjacent waters Military
Compauies Sunday Schools Picnic Parties &c viii hld hcg s
Boat OF the For and conditions apply TO ,
T. c DURANT. No. South Ct, New York
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56j Broadway door below Princest Sseh Sn rUUh
STONY BIJfLp1NG in lear The premises have been eessny
fcd mn f bursss purposes with Ahops su aoe W Ny
husine The ersncc Broadway has been enssed Aa ,ns
hi a strong irdnc those wanting choce ocson'
y,nr,e 81 AARON HARDMAN, NJ. 4s Nuloetrysi
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pRINTING.oFFICE to LEAsE.-Ancw JOB a

NEWSPAPER OFFICE TO lesse, Al Osdens5ufsl 81 Law
York The Otice entirely new ara uOa'"'
quantity and variety Of JOB ana newspaper Yp W ' 10y
office this side of Ne" iA
Civ SUPP lied Vh three beautiful Presses ron me esi
1t Of r. Hoe which uuequscd ior rafdts aud neat
execution vorf cylinder Pres lin2i capable o. n
cling Impressions hour one "sshngton Pres NO WIN
royd uk. and all Hand Press suitable tor any
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the celebrated estabbH OF jon WINE Ne"
Yofk Type Foundry TIe Ohc hus had It's share
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. could he desired with plenty Of light good supply OF waie
To Printer drr1us Of leasing IA Once better elc W.
be Tie subscriber VII be IA New lof al TIC s't
ern Hotel Courand Of about the 18th OF lis mon
Osderslgrsh. Juls 10Th. l65L JOHN n Us" I'LL
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Chances for Business alcu.

AN EXCELLENT CHANCE for $3.50 70 buy the
-, AID Ice Cr-, saloon ou Broadway tic junction OF oa
AIrly 70 4 C. LOOMS. NJ lis b-usfwsv, u-rr S'.as.
RARE CHANCE for DAGC ERREOIlPlSi
N Ar FASTON AOns o. impaired health the subscribe
obliged 10 rrqush business viii dispose ut an excellent
SKYLIGHT DAGUERREAN ROOM, wlh or without aIVa
BlRCALON No 50 Bowery New ferN, OF The suo'eg0eF
HOPE. Ess'on, Pa Rent Of Room low WIKI an sAe-ded
1aage.
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Real Estate for 5ale.

4 BARGAIN.-For SALE, large HOUSE, con
~ tanning nine Rooms sad Cellar with Garden sod orshsis
quarters acre Fast Mofrssds Price fl ~
main bond and Apply to CHARLES Shi1f'
No l26 Broadway.
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MusIc.-MOoRE,s COMPLETE ENCYCLoPE,.

IVA Ola OF MUsICPsentng view Of the entire subject OF
Music Elementary Techncsl Historical Biographical Vocal and
article arranged under appropriate heads
alphabetical order VOL octave. l4 pages rG' .se
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COR SALE on BERGEN HnGHTs-On the Plank

south the Reformed Dutch Church large and handoa
DOUBLE HOUSE containing u rooms with fall c0nyeoense
Closets Panties SC Stable, Carriage house Fowl h0as
with which all be- lod from to "a Lor5 more Of LAM
handoney laid lawn with grayeled wallis vegetable
den The situation upssed for beGny and variety
prospect and omnbUsses every minutes the door,
accessible Jersey % particulars
nv 20 ANTHONY }. BLRECKER, No. Broais.
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Published This Morning
KINuE AC'rICAI ElHANIlrs IC

Fublfnfd NOfnlnt
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L AUGUST No. g. Volume VII Terus, 80 per snnral stu
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L'OR SALE Tor TO let).-Two new first class four.
story HOUSES, The Mock Of Eve al she esea ~ y -
feet .oeh AIDE Of 1fth 9TH And Lssnsoo AZ .ss
eysry coDyep will Boar thorough essAe -
Nc "A Rss: 24:h 81, No G wlismss, to thAs H. 9"
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6 H'b thriving crops Of early potatoes eo,s Ae
hours by daily Locality emineoly sslnbro<s
Price S4HO-payrnents easy FOR particular, apply A.
LLEECKER No : Broad s.. Or Office Of ALANsON NASH
COuBseior Law, No IL beehznsL, or G FOWIish5 40
WELLS, No. 202 Rroe3wa
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IIO MANUTACTuRERs Ant CAPIIALISrs.-

i For ssie new valuable PATENT RIGHT. with loom
complete by WIN made improved aud superior manner
graduated French Ella tic suspendeTs This loom wesyei
both siic webbing the time with no s9e or ials
the button hole inc ends
of the suueudrr of the suspende ehcted by
which be covered b. second paten
ut,rr rubber into hreeds ,gpeo i0r which 70
obtain the step? have been taken For M PSF
ticuar with terms please apply 10 WILLIAM SMITH tns
Iohn W CorIes Co. No - neyst New-l OK
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Subscriptions for less than six months VII net
be received.
Orders for the Congressional Globe and Ap-
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should be here by the 7ih of December TO secure
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An order Tor any Of the papers must he accom-
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not be sent. Bank notes current where the sub
scflber lives will be received at par.
The Daily Globe which will contain all the
proceedings OF Congress, will be sent u the pa
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receiving the Daily Globe therefor, and desire
to receive lit he coming year, will publish this
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| WASHINGTON CITY, October y, 1854.
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A Voice from the West.

VINcENNEs, Ind, Jan. IS, 1858.
Mr.. f. TAYLOR & co.:-DEAR SIRs--Having sold
your Putmonic Waters for the last six months, |
snail briefly state unto you the unbOunded success
OF the same in relieving Coughs Colds and all dis
eases of the Lungs. They have been led by our
most eminent Clorgymen with entire satisfaction in
every instance. il necessary could get certificates
enough to fill volume, but they want none, they
will sell without putting or advertising They need
only to be used to make them sell. Send on more
Waters Immediately. Respectfully yours,
CHARLESu II CLARK,
Druggist Vincennes,
BEWARE! The rapid sale OF DR.. LocoCK's Waf-
ers, consequent upon their worldwide reputation,
has tempted hearlless spectators in the life and
health of mankind, to palm oil upon The unsuspect-
ing a worthless imitation OF DR.. LoCOCK's WAFER'S,
Be sure that you ask for DIR. LococK'S WATERS. and
see that the name of Z. TAyLoR, the Proprietor be
writleu ON the topoi each box ~ None other can
genuine.
AGENrs.-Kellsa & Caldwell General Agents,
Wheeling; John Bea and McBean and Knox, Cadiz;
Lewis, GooI geto"'n J 7 and ) Ii Watson, Har-
rlsvIlle Atkinson a. Eennard, New Athens; Ihos
Green, Freeport: 5 and A Taggart, Iippecanoe;
john i Cranblet, Deersyille; \ f Croskey, New
Markets Vim. Singer, jefferson; 7 J Brown Moore
field; Il and fhlpps, Smyrna; Thompson, Ihomp.
sons Tavern.
December II, 1853
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Hello There!
Where are YOU going? am Going
10 Stewards to buy some of his
new and Cheap Goods!
IA7lEs hTE1YAHT

JAWtss STEW AksF
TTAS Just received the largest and most beautiful
IL stock ofSPRlNG aRd SUMNER DRY GOODS
ever brought 10 Cadiz, which have been selected
with great care from the recent impOrtations m
Philadelphia and will be sold for cash good pro-
duce al avery small advance above Eastern cost
Purchasers are respectfully solicited TO give them
an early call and secure good bargain, as the stock
consists OF general assortment OF the following ar
icles;
French Merino and Thibet Cloths;
Coburgs, Paramates, and Persian twills;
High culored de laines, cashmere and Gala plaids;
Mohar and silk lustres, alpacas all colors;
Bombazines aud Persian cloths do do
High lustre plain black silks, all widths;
BrOcades, satin plaids and wa,ered silks;
Black and Chameleon silks and Turk satins;
China Silks and POplinS, plain and figured;
French and American Ginghams, all prices;
English and American chintzes and ealcoes;
Needle worked cuff collars, ChmlZettes and Capos,
Embroidered, plain and hem-stitched linen cam
brio hdkfs;
Silk pocket hdkfs, crnvats and neck ties
Gloves, mitts, hosiery and suspenders;
Iicklngs, checks, blenched and brown muslins
Irish Linen table cloths aud damasks;
Blrd-eye and Russia diapers, very cheap;
High colored dress and sack ilannels, plain anC
igured;
Cloths, Cassimeres Satinet,s, kentucky Jeans
and Vestings
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons at bargains;
Spring and Summer Shawis, general assortment
Crash and towels at 80 per cent below regula
prices;
Red, white and yellow hannels, very cheap.
Also general assortment Ut Queensw2re, Groce
ries, &c. Bring on your trade.
| Cadiz, Ohio. April -, 1854.
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sis, ect,
These chains were ir-t introduced in the city Of
New York less than one year since, and after being
subjected to thorough tals IN every hospital in the
city, and applied by Drs.Nalentine, Mott Carnochan
Van Buren, and others, il was discovered that they
possess strange and wonderful power in the reliet
and cure of the above class ot diseases, and their
sale, and the success that has attended Leir use is
unparalleled.
Previous to thIer introduction into this country,
they were used in every hospital in Europe, and arc
secured by patents in France, Germany, Austria,
Prussia, and England and also in the United States
THINK cLOsE AND PONDER WE'LL"
The principles u .On which 1t is claimed that the
Chains produce their marvellous cures are, first
that all Nervous Disases are attended and pre-
duced by deficient supply OF nervous fluid, and w
agent that resembles closely electricity, electro
magnetism; and second--that the electro magnetic
chains, by being worn over and upon the part ana
organ diseased, furnish to the exhausted nervous
fluid which is required to produce healthy action
through the entire system. No disgusting nostrun
is allowed to be taken while using The chains but
rigid observance Of the general laws OF health
Quired. Brisk friction upon the part diseased adds
much to the effects OF the chains by increasing then
magnetic power.
will be given to any person who will produce So
many we'll authenticated certificates of cure, both
from intelligent patients and scientific physicians
as have been effected by the use Of Pulvermachers
Electric Chains. They never fail to perform wha1
they are advertised to do, and no person has ever
been dissatisfied who has given them Il trial.
IN FEMALE CASES
more than one hundred permanent cures ofPfelap
sus Uer have been effected within the last year by
the use OF the chains. BY applying one end of the
chain over the region of the abdomen, and the other
upon the spine Just above the hip, the usual severe
symptoms Incident to that disease are at once remsv
ed.
MODE Or USE! The chain should be moistened
"A tb,r YI
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PaDgF Han g;ga gs.

- W. MCDOWELL is now opening his spring
- stock OF Paper iangings and borders, consisting
in part OF Granite marble, column and various other
styles OF Hail papers, White Gilt and Fine satin OF
every style for Parlors, Bed-chambcrs &c torc,h-
er with large assortment ot the eommuHeT, kinds OF
the latest styles and best finish.
Also 4 large assortment OF WINDOW BLINDS
and Fire Board screens Of every pattern and qu1iiy
His stock which Is the largest ever before offered
in tins city, will be sold at prices which canEol fail
10 suit the purchaser.
Call and examino for yourselves at the BOOK and
PAPER Store Of ). w MCDOWELL
North side OF Market above 4th ST.
March IS lS54-6n Sleubenville O.
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CADIz, July IT, IS54.
Having sold my Watch and Jewelry establishment
to Nh G. b. Barrett, who has been in my employ
Tor number OF years | take great pleasure in re-
commencing him to all ofmy former patrons, as a
good workman and one worthy of their confidence
and esteem. JoHS LorLAND.
(,adiz iuv l2 l95i-tf
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Attention, Gentlemen!

S3r8'y@yed &v fire
pETWEEN the years ls@o and 1854, large and
ED valuable tracks Of timber Aave been cut down
and sacrificed to the lames, Tor the want ot proper
machinery to make It yalurble.
Having purchased the right to manufacture and
use Woods improved sArg gle machine in the county
wdual rights on favorable terms. This Justly cee-
brated machine will make and joint from 80 To 100
shingles per minute, and do its work we'll 'festi-
moniaIs can be produced from the highest mechani-
cal authorityin the land Specimens " its work can
be seen at VIM. Hoggs or }. z, Woods, Cadiz 10
Individuals wishing to purchase rights OF this N.Y.
chine, we warrant it t" make in value as many
merchantabe shingles as will pay for machine and
right i'll one week. or we will refund the money.
DEVILBLloSs& BRA DEN.
NIny 10 1S33-6m nj
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HATS AND CAPS.

n & J. TAGGART respectfully informs then
~. customers and the public generally, that they
always keep on hand good stock OF Hats of their
ceyed a very large stock of hats and caps from the
east, consisting of fine Mole Skin Hats of the fall
fashion, fur and wool Kossuth Hats, great variety
OF silk plush Caps, OF the latest styles for men and
boys; also great variety Of boys and childrons cloth
Caps, which they will sell at prices that cannot f
to satisfy the buyer. D. &. J. TAGGART.
Cadiz, Sept. 90 IS52-ly.
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For. SALE

4 the town Of Hopedae, Harrison county, Ohio
The house is good onestory Frame 80 by l6, with
a cellar under the whole building The lot contains
about three iourths OF an acre has several valuable
fruittrees on it, and is well enclosed with good
board fence There is spring close to the door.
Persons wishing to purchase would do well to cal
500 l, as l am determinen TO sell cheap.
JOHN DAVIS.
Hopedale, Ohio, August 2, 185-3lpd
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Embroideries F! Embroideries ! /!
FOR TEE GENTLEMEN.

I We have Just received one Of the largest assort
ments Of Ready Made Clothing ever brought to this
market, consisting in part OF Fine Black Cloth Over
coats, Beaver coth Oyereeats' double coats, niggel
Sack and dress coats of the best manufacture pants
and vests OF all kinds without NUMBER Shirts stocks
collars, crayats and in fact we Gun dress a mar
from top TO foot, and send him his way rejoicing
BY all means give me call before purchasing else
where.
R-e-m-e-m.b e.r the New Baltimore Store, MAR
Street, opposite the Court House
November B, 1854 d. LEVY s. co,
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JAMES G.. AYE r,
Practical and Analytical Chemist
LOWELL, MASS.

Price rs Cents per Box. Five Boxes for o.
SOLD BY
AeENTs-F. Fckstein, Jr., Cincinnati. DR. JohB
Mclean, Cadiz; VIM II Watson, Georgetown; Je {
s III Watson, iarrisvitle; Cannon 81 Henderson,
New Athens; I Brown, MJoTefeld; K PybipUa
myTn; and byall dealers sMc o.3iue everywhere.
June II, bcetn E .
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Certificate from Rev. DR.. Luckey

TO the Methodist Church and her Clergy, and to
Speakers and Ministers generally:-The following
is from one of your aged, most extensively known
and gifted Ministers, Rev. Dr. Lucky, of the as
Genesee Conference, n. Y.
81 am happy TO acknowledge the substantial ben
eft have received from the use of DIR. LococK's
PULMoNIC WATERS mad a severe cold attended
with symptoms of fever The usual remedies
prescribed by my physician, kept the fever under;
but my cough continued alariningly severe and OBJ
stinato The morbid state of my stomach refusing
the preparation the Physician deemed it necessary
To employ, my son procured box OF Locock's Wal.
ers, and advised me TO try them. The use OF them
gave immediate relief. After using two boxes Ii
was quite restored, which | have every reason tC
believe, was the result of their efficacy.
Yours, &c,
ID Il : A
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-06
For S0te.

A N excellent Daguerrean apparatus ready fttec
n up for operating, will be sold on moderate
terms to any young man, who wishes to learn the
Daguerrean art. to see the world, and make a for
tune. Now is the time to do it.
still take first class pictures and at moderateca-
ces, and always keep on hand variety Of fancy ca
ses Call anu get a good likeness Of yourself.
Cadiz, July u, 1854. H. DAVIS.