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The Empire County argus., 1855-07-28

SSCtT sr|shLI " H.. ~ ~ tf, DGr ndO.
~ This is to certify that the undersigned CATHARNE
MILLER wife of Henry Miller of said County and State,
intends carry business in her and on her
own account Maine Bar Middle FOX of American Riv
in said Count to wit The business of keeping board
ing house and br attached thereto and mining; that the
amount of pita invested in said business does not
ceed in value The of five thousand dollars
C\THARINE MILLER.
The Empire County argus., 1855-07-28

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF Ell DORADO. On
This rhe -4th of july A. d. personally appeared be-
fore me- Justice of the Peace in and for said County,
Caharne Miller proved be the pc described
in The foregoing decaraon by the oath of II. w. Chds
credible for that purpose. and she the said Cath
arne Miller acknowledged to Thai she signed he
freely and voluntarily for the and purposes therein
mentioned. JNO. F. LONG,
81 3* Justice of the Peace.
The Empire County argus., 1855-07-28

MAIL The mail for the Atlantic States closes
on Monday, 30th inst
The Empire County argus., 1855-07-28
Indenendent Candidate.

~" Garments made to order at short notice. and
ranted give satisfaction Clothes cleaned and pressed.
Coloma, July %, 1857. 35
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-29

former political friends, not m mbers of this
order, offer you their tickets, receive them.
and by your conduct il not by your words,
induce them to believe you are going TO
vote as you formerly voted
"'If they draw you into conversation up
on that subject, be calm and put to rest any
any suspicious they may have as to your f.
deity to your former party; remembering
as | trust you will, that in no way can your
solemn obligations be observed and kept
without voting this ticket, nor without keep
ing all, not Of our order, entirely ignorant
and without suspicion of our objects and
movements. now dismiss you until Fri.
day evening next. after election, when you
will again meet here to consider the result
of the election, and impose proper punish
ment upon such members as may SO far
neglect my present instructions as not tc
vote this ticket
"The brethren Of course, obey instruc.
tons. The purchasergets the votes he paid
for, and Mr.. Manager has the quid, pro quo
or feels satisfied that he will get it. This
is the way the order has beeu-can be, and
will be used. All those Americans whe
wish to make merchadize of themselves, and
have their votes sold for the profits of other;
like calves in the sha2ble, had better joir
the order at once"
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4 / { b.

At his residence in Stock township, Har-
rison county Ohio, on the morning of Au-
gust 10th, 1855, Isaac SpIkER, Jr., in the
cath year Of his age.
The deceased was young man Of prom
Use, possessing strong faculty of common
sense, and excellent business talents. His
prospects, in life were fair; his hopes were
lively. But in the flower of his youth, he
has been snatched away from the eudear
ments of friends an from the scenes Of &C.
tive life, and consigned TO the solitude Of
the tomb. Yet we have good reason to be-
leve that he has even now realized the bliss
Of a higher, hoier happier sphere, in the
paradise OF God.
Three brothers, FIVE sisters, and father,
had preceded nim--his death being the
9th in the family within the pasttwo years
His motherand two sisters remain to m urn
his loss, May Divine grace support them
in all trials AMI affections below, AMI bring
them safely to the mansions ofetcrnal re
pose
Leaves have their time to fall,
Ank flowers TO wither at the north winds breath;
And stars to set-but adj,
Thou hast all seasons for thine own 0 DEATH"
&c. W.
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Exactly So.


~ The Buffalo Commercial ic an article re-
aating to the whea! crop, and the damages
thereto, by sprouting, says that the Wols.
that should be believed, is that the wheat
4 in the Genessee region has been injured,
~t'just enough TO reduce tito the level Of the
first class Western or Canada g ain" In
connection il speaks of the "humbug and
imposition" which for long time has been
practiced in regard to the Genesee flour,
thus:
"For the last fl ft> en- years-ever since in
fact. the wheat Of that region attained Its
high reputation there has been sold under
the designation of 'Genesee, at exaggera.
ted prices, at least ten times as much aoul
as the entire product ofthe Genesee country
Canada. Ohio and white Michigan wheat, Al
sof which resemble Genesee 50 closely, that
an experienced miller might be puzzled tc
point out the difference, have been mixed
with inferior wheat Of Illinois and Wise on
sin, and made into -four, which has beel
branded and sold as 'Geneseo' at price fal
above its real value.
"Eyery day Rochester milers are in our
m ,rket buying Canadian wheat Of all grade!
.---all Of which when Toured is paImed OF
on customers as 'Genesee,' at a price above
that which it would command if bearing {
Western brand. If, as before stated, tn
Genesee Wheatis bound to lose its prestig
this year, the public will derive the advan
estage Of the fall Of this description Of fou
to its proper level. In quality it is no bet
ter than the best white Michigan, the whit
Ohio, or the Canadian; but the trouble ha
been that instead Of falling to the value {
these descriptions Of wheat, its celebrt
has enabled it not only to keep its ow
Price up above the proper standard-but
palm of under itsname thousands of barrel
of -four made from other and inferic
wheat
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Can't Swallow the Wool,

The Fusion paper have been rejoicing
and eongratulating themselves upon the
purchase Of the Massilon News By j. (.
Wharton, Editor of the Wheeling Gazette.
Wharton labOred faithfully for the know
NoihiRg ticket in Virginia and the fusion
lists were putting high estimate on his ser
vices in behalf of Chase. See how he sets
them back. He says:
"Some of the Ohio papers state that the
attendance at the 9th Convention was com
paratiyey small. Let this be as it may the
American party Of Ohio would occupy a
more enyiable position in the estimation of
the country at large if it only consisted of a
corporal's guard of such mon as were in this
convention, than if it had legiOn's in its SER
vice of the stamp of Spooner & Co. Ol
course we are interested in the success oi
the American party and would hail with
pleasure the election OF Trimble, a patrio
AID true American; but this sinks into
insignifcance compared with the defeat o.
Chase. Let Medill or any body else be e.
lected who is of a different stamp from Sal
mon P. Chase, and we will say well done
for Ohio.
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A Dsn Of Know things.
The Morris (N.J coualy Democratic

The Morris MI coulty Democratic
Banner says:
"a den Of Know Nothings is like coop
afuligo chchens shut up for market. When
the right time comes the coop is shut up
Mr President covers the top entirely over
LEAVES an air hole in the bottom--takes
his dark lantern -goes sometimes to the
nearest and sometimes to the highest mar
Y ket, and disposes Of them all together
Whsn tho bargain IS complete, the money
counted and pocketed, then,if chickens, they
Z are tsoughtto light, counted and turned in
\ 10 the possesssonsofthe purchaser II know
nothings, then Mr.. President says: 'Breth.
fep, The good Of the order and the obliga-
Cons you have taken require youto vote
for Mr. s-----+, (the purchaser.) 10 keep
tyoaF obligations, you must not go from this
place OF ofcoucealment, until honest men are
In tl,eif beds, and unlil nights sable man
lie will screen you from detection in making
yaur retreat. Take the tickets now give
you, anil on election day go to the polls anc
I gotethem and no others. Go singy and moi.
less,y. Letno one see the tickets now
y give you. nor must you tell any one tha
you.are going tc vote this ticket. lfyoul
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Office.

THE subscriber having purchased the entire in
terest Of Francis Morey in the tannery of George &
Morcy is authorized to settle all the claims of the
late firm. The business will hereafter be continued
blythe undersigned have now, and will keep con.
stanty on hand large and extensive assortment Of
all kinds OF leather, to which invite the attention Of
he public.
The highe market price will be paid in cash for
HIDES and SKINS SAMUEL GEORGE.
p S. Those having land to clear would do we'll tc
save their BARK, as it will pay the expense ofcIear
ing. 5. q.
Cadiz, o. March %, 1854
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STRAYED

From the subscriber living in Cadiz, on
Thursday the oh of August, 1855, a small
white Cow, with dark red spots on her neck.
Said cow is about or y years old, and
gives considerable quantity of milk. Any
person returning said COW to me, or giving
information where she can be found will be
literally rewarded.
Cadiz, O., Aug. 22, '55-3tpd.
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aa7 $;5flarrupcs,

On the 23rd inst.,by Rev. w. D. Lemon,
Mr.. Isaac w. WILLIAMS, and Miss LYDIA S
CRAwFoRD all of Harrison Go.
Also by the same on the 7th inst, Mr.
EPHRArM WORDSWORTH, to Miss Elizabeth
COLEMAN.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. Ben.
JAMIN VANKIRK and Miss ELIzBErH Erwin
all OF Harrison county.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

AUGUST Colour easier but not quota
bly, lower, sales at 8,80a9, ,25 for mixed 10
good brands of State and Ohio; and 10, 75a
1900 for extra Genesee. Wheat moderate
demand, sales Of Southern white at $40;
red at l,9i4. Corn triae higher, sales Of
Western mixed at 88a90 Pork active de-
mand at 90, 0,25a90,3l. Beef finn, sales at
is, 50a16
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CINCINN ATT MARKET.

AUG. 25.-Flcur continues dull and pri
.ces shade lower, sales at 6,65a6, 20
Wheat in active demand at full rates, sales
at i,25a1, so. Provisions firm; bacon shoul
ders lo4, sides 10. Lard lo1all4. Su-
gar unsettled, holders advanced 4aI, sales
of fair and prime Ia 8. Molasses, sales at
80 cash, holders now ask 40. Coffee la
LIZ.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-29

Hoohaads German Bitters, prepared and sold by
Dr. jackson, at the German Medical Store, l20 Arch
street. Philadelphia, daily increase in their well ded
served celebrity for the of all diseases arising
from arrangement of the liver. These Bitters have
indeed proved blessing the afflicted, who show
their gratitude by the most tlaterng testimonials.
This medicine has established for itself name that
competitors however willy their schemes, or seduc-
tive their promises, cannot reach. 1t gained the
public confidence by the immense benefits that have
been derived from it, and will ever maintain its po
sition. See advertisement April le 4wl
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The Law of Newspapers.

u Subscribers who do not give express notice to
tue contrary, are considered as wishing 10 continue
beir irsubscriptions.
q II subscribers order the discontinuance Of their
sffodieals the publishermay continue to send them
uhtil ell arrearHges are paid.
g. Ii subscribers neglect or refuse to take their pc
riodicas iromth Offices te which they directed
shey held responsible till they have settled the
bill and ordered hem discontinued.
4, II subscribers remove to ether places without
informing the publishers, and the pnpersare sent tc
the former direction, they are held responsible.
$. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the office, removing and leaving
them uncalied ior is prima faca evidence OF inten
ionel fraud. d.
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Attanhmert Notice.

AT MY instance an order of attachment was this
day issued by Andrew Lynch, Justice Of The Peace
Of German township, Harrison County Ohio, for the
sum Of S33 IS against the property and effects Of
Alexander H. Taylor, non resident Of said coun-
ty. Dated this 3Oth day fJuly, A. ID, 1855
| August 8, 49, j. r. ROBERTS.
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Legal Notice.
Jacob Feltinbnrger admir-
of Samuel Feltnbarger Probate Court.
decd.

sltM VS. E .t9ni ln3 a5
H Hester Fetinbarger,
Philip Fetinbarger, and un. 1@ ite
lxnownheirs OF said Samuel Petition to sell land
Feltinberger, deceased.
XZCU are horpby notified that on the 7th day o
4 August A. d. 1855; said administrator filed his
petition in tho Probate Court OF Harrison Coun-
ty Ohia the object and prayer of which petition is,
10 obtain an ordtr Of said Court on the 9Th day oi
September lS5jtor the assignment fthe dover ol
Hester Feltnbarger, the widow of said Samuel Eel
inbafgar, deceased and for the sale Of the fllow-
ing real esae to wit lotsno. Il2l t4[2ol aud [48)
ol Kelley addition TO the town OF New Salem liar
rison county Ohio; ofwhich lots, said Samuel Eel.
inbargar died seized in ee-slmplc; and also lots No
(O) DO tIs) an and 40 Of said addition to said
town, TO which said Feltinbal ger had an equitable
title or taz right
JACOB FEL1'1NBARG Err. admir-
ofSamueI Feltnberger by
nugl5--lt j NJ Esnp his ATTY.
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As spring snd Summer Medicine, Carter's Span
ish Mixture stand pro-eminent above all others
Its singularly efIicacious action on the blood; its
Strengthening and vivifying qualities; its tonic
ton of the Liver its tendency to drive all humors
to the surface thereby cleansing the system accord
ing to Nature prescriptions its harmless and at he
same time extraordinary good effects, and the num-
ber Of cures testified by many ftho most respect
able citizens of Richmond Va. and elsewhere, must
be conclusive evidence that there is no humbug a
bout it.
The trial of a single bottle will satisfy the most
skepticaI of its benefits.
+*+ See advertisements (April l8 4w)
| 0yHALSEY' IS FOREST WINE AND PILLS
DIR Hasey has produced Wine from certain
plants growing wild in our forests and fields which
readily cure many of the worst forms of disease
This Wine together with the Forest Pill, (founded
on the same discovery now for the first time
advertised in this city, although patients who have
been cured by them have spread their fame far and
near and the great demand for them is now the mo-
tive for making them public, that all may know
where to procure them. 1t frequently occurs that
patients return before finishing the first bottle and
report radical change IN their health. In nearly
every case the success ofthese medicines has been
complete.
Two or three bottles with box OF the Pills ar
warranted to cure the worst forms OF Dyspepsia and
| labituate costiveness. Two bottles with box OF
The pills have always been found to Eryspelas
! Piles and all humors of the skin. Nervous Disor-
ders and General Debility reived at once by this
Wine lone, and two or three bottles the worst
cases.
The Forest wineis adelig ghtfu remedy for the La
dies, not so much because it's flavor is pleasant bu
that its medical properties peculiarly adapted
the female constitution, in producing vigorous
blooming health,
Retail Establishment and General Depot is now
open at Ga Walker street. ID door west from Broad
way.
Pricr: Forest Wine; 81 large bottle, Forest Pills
2j cents per box
gcy-for salo by Beall, drugg2t, ClIA 3n
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| TIME Board Of School Examiners for Harrison
Il County, will hold meeting for the exanina-
ton of teachers at Cadz on Friday the 9th day OF
September. Examination to begin punctuully at 10
O'Clock A. M. By Order Of the B0arc.
Auu I5-9t
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EbnC20 ScOif,i Gsa,
G1 DEALER IN E
ROOTS AND SHOES

MARRET ST., WASHINGTON RAIL ruILDINGt
08& STEUBENV VIETlGs.
rTStIE subscriber takes this method to inidrm his
friends and the public thaffhel has fken thS
store room lately Occupied by c. x J. SCOTT, OF
Market Street, west end OF Washington Hall, wherS
llo Is now opnning one oi tho qrgestSnd heat stock
Of Boots and Shoes, Carpet Sacks, Trunks, Nc. sc
comprising every article Of Cents and Ladies', Miss
es BOYS and Chidrens wear, which he will dispose
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
SlenhanYilIn ArriL2l 1855 Nv 4 .DANlDSGOT1
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Take Notice.

A LLpcrsons indebted 70 me, by notoor Book &C
IN count, are requested to call Immediately nnl
settle the same; ifi ot attended 70 theywill befoun
In the hands Of 4he proper officer tor colleciion
NJ 9y' Also The Bookaccoifnts nd Notes OF Ash
Bnrteh, have been assigned4o me, and vii be col
ected without delay e Il Js bEN NEFFs
Cadiz, a'tg10l
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LUKENs & MOFFITT,
DITAL SJRGEOIS!

OFFICE-East side. Main street. in ShaTon's new
bu ldmg, opposite the Mansion House. n
Having associated ourselves in the above proies.
sion we would respectfully solicit continuance OF
the patronage our irsnds and the public generally
have hitherto extended to US feeling cahhde at than
there are none desiring our professional services,
who will not therctrom realize the fullest satsac-
ton Having at a censiderab eeGpensel newly fur
nished our operating rooms and added all the latest
facilities to our Laboratory, feel well assured
that our work cannot be surpassed by any in the
Union. All operations warranted Tor one year pnd
charges as low as any other respectable Dentists in
the STATE. $50
rzH -----,-.s r. ss.s-a- af'n
NJ B. Having sold out our interest in the business
of Dentistry in this place to @, w Motiitt and ). b
Lukeus we can cordiAily recommend all our friends
add patrons TO their skill and attention.
MOFFIrT & HAMMOND,
Cadiz Feb. 81, 1858. Dental Surgeons.
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CARRIAGE, WAGON & BUGGY
N MANUFACT0Rf,.

~ rOnage heretofore eqtelded 10 hin,, would an
neERce 10 the citizens OF Harrison, and the sdoiHing
counties, that he is better prepared than ever Is
manufacture 10 order Family Carriages Baroneht s
Buagies, Gigs, Sulkies and Wagons, ~ al kinds gnt
izes, which he feels confident canigt be exrcllee h
any other shopSn the country. ~
Having siO9k ol na,criaJ that is really unsuTpas
sed, and having a hlil knowledge Of the business u
al its branches hoYespUctfally asks those who may
wish anything in tie ah-yye hae, give fim eTii
His shop u, the rear OF Nr. Slcmulpus. ksDiib
Shop, and nearly opposite the CCdi. E1te gaeEs y
may al all tiIncsbe teund.
Cau;z, October Is, l5J. .-
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

AUGUsr 25.-Flour dull, sales of City
Mills at 8 8,25; Howard St. is held at 8,37.
Wheat 5 cts. better. Corn unchanged.
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NERVOUS DISORDERS

NERVOUS DIoOnDENS .'E
Are diseases OF the mind as we'll as Of the body, are
usually brought on by troubles and affection, and
are most common to persons OF delicate constitutions
AID sensitive minds. Low spirits, meiancholly,
frightful dreams and fearful anticpalipns OF evil
from the slightest causes, generally accompany ner-
yous disorders The Forest Wine and Pills are an
energetic remedy in these complains. saE
Extract Of letter from Mr.. Joseph G. Pauding-
dated Philadelphia, Septembtr 7th, 1913.
DR. G. w HALSEY;
Dear Sir your Forest Vino and FILLS have cured
nv wife OF dread full Nervous disorder, with which
she Ind been affected for many years. Her body
was almost wasted away. She was frequently dis
mrbed in hcr sleep by lrightful dreams, awakening
quite exhausted and covered with perspirution, and
at times labcrne under the deluson that something
dreadful was about to happen to her BY the use o
four bottles of the wine, and box OF the Pills she
Is now in perfect health She has reganed her fest
and color, and enjoys society as well AZ ever.
8s'~ HI,S j. C.PAULDING.
/ DR. DAVID MARVIN, n celebrated pracliOnerof New
Y ork declared publicly, that one bottle OF Halseyf
Forest Wine containcd more rtuestianiifty OF tht
large bottles OF Sarsaparilta, Alessl5 5. $, LumpmaI
& Co. one of the largest and mostrcpe ctahe rugg
lists in Syracuse, ina letter, says; From what thel
have heard and seen of HPlsey's Forest Wine, it i
an excellent and good medicine, and viii undoubt
edy become the en4iiag medicine ofthu day."y
The Forest Wine is putt up in large "a Iare bottles
with Dr. Halseys name blown in the glass; 81 pc
bottle, or six bottles for So. Gum coated Pills, Q
Cents per box. Agents arc authorized to retail II
well as wholesale TO on iayorabe' conditions n
the proprietor, No. Isl Duone 81, cornerof Hudson
| N. York. Appointed Agents in CadR John ReaiI
and sold by Druggists throughout the State.
/ Nav 30 lSl5-3n. sf
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IRVIN G,S
Life of General WASHINGTON.

tl10 VI GtAol11 w dS4llils5 bOlFs
YJNlilS WORK will be published in Ihrea Vol.
l. unes, oc tavo, Of about 500 pages each, hfId
somely printed on fine paper, il large plea typo,
with Por'rait and Plarsand eatly bound in cIdh,
ii will equal in every respect IN style Of biuSng,
Typography, etc., either Bancrofts or Pffsfots
works iV k+L ah aa5sSg gs&4
The first volume. will be ready ElrdoligeFYin a.
bout ten days. the second in August, and tIt3 ;hlra
in November, it viii be sold exclusively By tgenls,
price s. per volume.
Constituting the lsreputatinn Of thu author and tbs
tho uature ot the subject, it is confidently eypseted
his work will meet with Il hearty welcome fsom all
classes of the community. {ess9s efsf.si.e sasf
Having received the agency for che counties OF
Jefferson and Harrison, Tor lie sale of Tie above
work we are now prepare 20 receive the names D
those wishing to subscribe. AL ofders BY nlai
promptly attended to. fas...s
can be seen at our book store e aa3is
.M isssa Mc POWELL ~ CO,
June 60, 1855 Market St, Steubenvile,D.
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4 LII hose indebted to y. Conway, by note or
IA book acconni will lind said clainis ia the hands
of L.,D Rowly N FRANKLIN, and are requested
to settle Immediately, as further indagedce is out
ofmy power, s. L CUSEolVAY.
april 55-tt .a
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Sharing! 1Sharllsg!
& New Barber Shop! 2es
s.a TsHfAsefeFC HE InEj1 eS4ANg 81

U IIJINNH IIL-N NDLLtSN3OIN.
I WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens ,
b 4 Cadiz, TINT Ihaye commenced the above business
in the room formerly occupied by Messrs Coliwel
intend to cary il on in the very best style.
With razors sharp, and father fine, a e&'at@
Well shave you in Inc shortest time, ggs s9@
Aud dress your hairs fine and neat,
You can't but think, wo do il cheap tftalg G&F
Our shop snot like that below, s.;ff..,f
Wherehey hoe, spit and make ablow. ~
q But sirs, we have tlings to suit your Kind, 3 rs
And nothing obnoxious 10 the mind,
Gents just eu andsee iiow liiceand trim u, Y
A shape we keep our rqzors, tpwesyand SCISSORS il
IH1I IsE5. ~
Shampooning. ~. .!.!'.......ss. ..'s''."" ~
Single shave. ......, ..,.........s...'... IN oc
Io4April 26, l85i. tsH @H T8&se 28 sIAs' fs5