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THE AMERICANS FRiEND!?
HOLLOwAY'S PILLS.
To The Citizens Of The United States

/ most humbly and sincerely thank you for
the immense patronage you have bestowed upon
my Pills. take this opportunity of stating that
my Ancestors were all American Citizens, and
that entertain for all that concerns America
aud Americans, the Most lively sympathics, so
much so, that originally compounded my Pills
expressly to suit your climate, habits, constitu-
tons, and manner of living, intending to estab.
lish myself among you, which have now done
by taking promises IN New York.
SO. Corner Of Ann aud Nassam.!St y. Y
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Notice.

have jus received large lot Of Iron,
MOULDS, GRAB IRON, DC, about
5000 lbs. A large lot Of GARDEN
SEEDS. IRISH POTATOE SEED. A
lot Of fine SEC AIRS. for sale hy
JONES CROCKETT.
. Feb IL 81 81. o.
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REDUCTION OF PRicEs.
Holloway's Pills and Ointment.

These famous Medicines will in future be
sold thoughout the States, at the following
prices:
Small Pot or Box, 25 cts, instead of 27i
Medium DO 90 oct S7i
Large do do 81 90" 81 80
PnIcssor Hollowayis MANUFACTURES are
at 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and 244
Strand, London.
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CATAwBA LODGE,
|. 9. O. f.

= Will hold their meetings every
~ Thursday Evening at O'clock
p. ~ except on the ist Thursday Of every
month. when it viii meet nc so'clock. p. NJ
by Order Of the Lodge.
JAMES n. HEATH, SesN.
Avg 90. ly e
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The Sui scriber continues the manufac.
tnre Of Boots and shoes OF THE ,ERY
BEST MATERIALS, at his shop, one mi.e
east Of Pleasant Hill.
l.. n. CAUTHEN.
Feb. so am
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ss'.h Freye, BY Iiext friend ] In Equity, Lam
vs. John Freye, Abner Buck caster. Petition
alew and Elizabeth his wife, for sale of Land.
William Bird, - Rimer,
Il appearing % the satisfaction of the Com.
missioner, that the defendants John Freye, ABB
ner Buckslew and Elizabeth his wife, William
Bird and ------ Rimer, an infant great grand
child OF Mary Bird decd reside without the
limits OF this State. II Is ordered ON motion OF
Clinton Solicitor for Petitioner that the said de-
isndants, do answer, plead, or demur 70 the Pc
Htion In above case, ON or before she LIST day of
yune 1885. otherwise judgement pro confesso
wiz be ordered against each and ali of them
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Harness and Upper Leather
For aale, one mile east Of Pleasant Hin. by
l.. III. CAUTHEN.
fsA % SIN
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FULL SETTS OF TEETH

inserted in Platina with the Continuous Gum
or in the usual manner on Gold.
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE Plates
inserted in the most complete ard skilful
manner, and all work fully. WAR
,anied. Particular attention given 10
FILLING TEETH. rendering his thanks
for time past, end bv determination to cx-
eel. he will give satisfaction in all his Dem
tai Operations. equal to any emergency.
Yorkville, Oct, IS SO
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A @ A r. ID .

DR. ALFRED CRAVEN, having
- returned from his visit TO the cities Of
philadelphia and New York. may be found
at his old stand, Two Doors South of the
"ralmclto House," and nearly opposite
llarris,s HOTEL" where he will be pleased O
wait on those requiring his services.
Having examined and made himself nc
quainted with all the latest improvements is
in his profession, he feels confident of CIV
ing satisfaction. in every particular, equal 10
any in the State or out of IL
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Abasr J. Thompson, In Equity, Lancaster.
vs. Bill Cor Partition Of Land
Daniel n. Tillmen, 4 and account.
wife, Eliza, 4 Others.
II appearing 10 my satisfaction that William
Thompson, Dudley M. Stewman and wife, Emi.
y, and William Tillman, Defendants, In above
case, reside without the limits Of fhis State. IL
is ordered, on motion Of Moore, SoIr for Com
plsinast, that sbe said Defendants, William
Thompson, Daddy ~. stewmaa aud " .fe, Emi-
y, and William Tilimae, do answer, plead OF de-
mnr, to The kill In above case, on or before the
.4th June, 1885, othsswise Judgment pro coa.
fssso win be ordered against al a them.
J. II. WETHkRsP0ON, q. z. 6. D.
Aarsh Z. -. PIE ss "a % sA
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Feb. ]
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-04

GAPS.
- RcElvED this day, the beat assortment Of Gents,
~ youth's and chidIen's cloth tar9, ever brought ~
THIS city, ia vins been selected with rta care az regards
style ami quality. They comprise IN PaTtas OllOwSi-
eGll cloth Opsra 5ach aud whites gents hair eso'hd0
black, drAh and green riding, huntpg and APOLLO eAEs-
Also, the EGYPTIAN Pyrenna eficket eaP. new are'e
UseIer with every OiheT Descriptions Of hat OF car sXant
n,ri4 3. q, HARPER 4 NON
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much. to be AvArieious in eating or drink
ing.
synOnymOus-scinOnymOus, scyROnOmOus,
curious.
JeOPmdy-eniless time. kind of Pris-
on.
PlebeIau-eoversd with snall stones. one
who inhabiIs the woods.
We add one in Grammar and one in Geo.
graphy. which will, we think, be cOnvine-
ing.
The following sentence, "who do you
suppose it to BET" was thus connected;
"who do you expose it is?"Il
In answer to the question "What are the
political divisions of South America9' the
reply was given: "Asia, Africa and Europe"
The next meeting Of the Board will be
held in Cadiz On Saturday, the Gath o.
November. By ORDER OF THE BOARD.
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AT the last examination held in Hspedsle,
0st.a7th, 80 candidates was present. Of
these but IA received certificates. The
grade Of the applicants was, with one ex-
eeptiag the loses. Of any hold during the
year. at the proceeding examination most
Of those regularly employed in teaching
we're examined, leaving some rejected ap.
plicanis, many who were young and exam
ined for the first time, together with few
good taachers. for this last examination.
We are frequently asked the grounds up
On which we reject candidates. We first
. endeayor to ascertain whether the applicant
possesses moral fitness, or is free from those
debasing vices whose presence in the teach
or would be sure to faint the youth com
mitted to their charge.
Our next endeavor is to ascertain wheth-
er be possesses the requisite knowledge,
and. third, whether he has acquired the a J.
bility to communicate knowledge The last
wesfnd more difficult TO test than the pre- /.
ceding, but, acting upon the evident prin.
ciple that q person cannot communicate Shat
he dees not himself know. We refuse GER
t,fcates;to to those who give evidence of be-
iig unacquainted with the branches requr-
siby law.
Asanimptovement npon our previous ex-
sniaations we have recently adopted the
plan of'distributing 70 each applicant copy
Of the questions on the various branches, so
arranging them that two contiguous persons
shall not hear the same questions al the
same Time; thus entirely OF nearly so, pre-,
venting communication. Oral explanations
ars also demanded to test the ability to giye
instractioHs the examiners fol the time being
constituting class under the tuition Of the
candidates
To illustrate the deficiency Which exists
lathe education Of some Of fthe applicants,
VI sabjoin few answers received.
Fseesioas--is defined to be proud, vain.
hypocritieal. dull, stupid, DO.
! Aqueduct--a place for lowering Or Yais-
Ina canal beats.
tlldtincus greedy. a person that eats too
j q 7 4
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gep 9Abertisements.
New Year! New VOL! New Type,
The "Plain Dealer" Eagle

Is again abroad, bearing nloft the notices ef De
mocraey. For fifteen years have been in the babi
OF annually making our bow to the American peo
pie, and presenting the claims of thi paper ia
their support as National Democratic Journal
Happily do we announce that from the issu,
OF its first number until the present time les circu
lHtion has steadily increased, until now il car
boast with having subscribers in every State and
Territory OF this Union and is in principle in crcu.
latloh. and IN reputHtioni emphadcally National
Paper!
The new Volnme will commence on the first day
OF January next, at which time it will appear a.
gain enlarged, and on new Copper Faced type
The year 1856 promises to be prolific IN great e.
vents. Its seldom in ones life time that SO many
exciting questions ara on the taps at the same
time, tor the consideration of the People
The Presidential election which occurs once in
four years. The doiugs of a fusion Congress which
never happened before The Roeder revolution in
Kansas, new question. The Revolution in Mex.
leo, the last we hope; and the great European ar
Are all subjects of monentuous interest TO the
people of this country.
The Pluin Dealer which now belongs TO the
Associated Press, ~ OF New York, will be in daily
receipt Of Telegraphic Reports from all parts O
the world. and will be enabled to publish all the
latest news days in advance OF any eastern paper
1t will also cont ain full and faithful records of
Markets, Agricultural Intelligence, Blowing
up Of Banks the Presidents and Gov
ernors Messages, Proceed.
ings OF Congress and the
Legislature, Abolition
rows, and X. N.
Riots
Every number will contain large amount o
Miscellany, such asTales Correspondence Discover
les, Travels, Jokes and Inventions; making it tic
NEST Complete Family Newspaper in the West.
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For the Cadiz Sentinel

Report Of School, Examiners.
Through the kindness of the editor Of the
ss5entinel'' we have the opportunity OF a.
gain presenting to the public some facts re-
latiye to our action during the, past year.-
That our district schools have not yet reach
ed the point Of greatest usefulness. or rath-
or that they are of SO little advantage is
perhaps the fault of no ONE class. Parents,
teachers, school examiners must jointly
bear the blame, whatever it is. But all can
unite in the work of Improvement. 1t is
trse the work may move slowly, but it is
one in which we should learn to wait as
we'll as tolabor. Although the demand for
we'll educated, well disciplined teachers is
Increasing RAPIDLY. and q temporary dfi
Guilty is occasioned by inability to procure
item, Jet. like every other field Of useful
Ress and trust, this will command tie de-
sired talent and education.
From the table below it will be seen
that during the past year we have declined
giving certificates to many who made apn
cation. Some would plead that they had
schools slready engaged; others, that they
we're even then engaged in teaching and
that ifthe examiners did not give them cer
tifcates they would lose the whole or a
part Of their salaries. BY reference to Sec.
IS Of the School Law teachers will see
that such prior engagement or employment
IN school is in violation Of the statute.
Betwean the 2lst Of October, 1854, and
the a7th OF October 1865.
Six Examinations were held and 3oi
Applicants examined.
No. who received certificates ell.
No!rrjected 90
About 10 per cent. received certificates.
q 80 !" rejected
so.greatest no. applicants at one exam 'tion.
SO, least :"
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Glass g. Term ending NJ .rch 4. 1861

GRAFrIEG,--An interesting discovery is
stated to have been made in France in the
engra(ting of fruit trees. Instead Of making
use Of a graft, slip is taken from an apple
tree, for example, and planted in potatoe
SO that couple of inches of the sip re.
main visible. 1t soon takes root, deveIopes
itself, and finally becomes handsome tree
bearing fine fruit. This method iS due to q
Bohemian gardener.
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Public Sale.

ETNEE subscriber will offer at public sale, at his
Il residence in Perry township, Tuscarawas Co,
miles from Westchester on the road leading to
Port Washington on Tuesday November 90 1855,
the following property viz: Three head Of Hor.
ses, lot of Cattle lot Of Sheppard Hogs IA two
horse wagon, Buggy, quantity OF Hay, Cornfod-
der, large lot Of Corn, farming uteht6s togelef
with 4 laFgeamount OF Household and KiichenFur
niture besides nlmerous other articles too tedious
10 mention. Terms made knownon day of sale
N, ROBERTS
Perry Township, Tuscarawas CO. D, Nov. y, 1855.
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wrMEl Ill


FfsOM the earliest ages Wine has bcon known
and esteemed one OF the choicest productions of the
earth. 1t is rendered preverbia in Scripture la
tho present age good Wine is not only valued as a
luxury, but there are several kinds Which are heid
in high estimation by the medical profession, and
form a valuable commodity in every good Dispensa
tory. In Europe there upwards of ity different
kinds of grape. But it has remained for modern
science and skill to producea luxurious and delight
full Wine from Medical Plants and Roots. This OBJ
ect has been fully accomplishment in an article coed
DIR. Halsey's Forest Wine. From valuable for
mua of Roots, Plants, &C., of the highest medical
order, is here produced pure Wine, equal, il not
superior in flavor to any imported, at the same time
retaining all the virtues OF one OF the best Medicinal
Formulas ever known.
No invalid can object to take the Forest Wine on
account of dsagreea5e taste, and none can take it
without being convinced OF its great value as med
ical agent From our own expe rience we can vouch
for the excellence Of this Wine, and we rust that
very one whose health is in the least impaired. will
eead Dr.. Halseys advertisement, which will be
rund in our columns to-day, and avail themselves
of the remedy,
For sale by The appointed Agent JoHN BEALL.
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PAUL FAME
OR, PARTS OF LIFE ELSE UNTOLD
A NOVEL"


In addition to this new feature, series of origi.
nal sketches songs and ballads by g. P. Morris,
and an original noyeRtte, in verse, founded on
fact, called "the story of a starr by ]. M Field.
are among the inducements for new subscribers to
commence with the first number ftIe year
Besides The contributions and labor of the edi-
tors, the Home Journal will contain the Foreign
and Domestic Correspondence of large list OF
contribuors-the spice of the European Maga.
zines the selections of the most interesting pub
lcations Of the day--the bref noyels--the piGnant
stories--the sparkling wit and amusing anecdote
the news and gossip OF the Parisian papers--the
personal sketches of public characters-,he stir.
ring scenes Of the world we live in--the chronicl
otthe news for ladies--the fashions--the facts and
outlines OF news-the pick OF English information
-te wit, humor and pathos of the timoR-the es.
says o.. life, literature, society and morals, and
the usual variety OF careful choosngs from the
wilderness OF English periodical literature, crti-
cisln, poetry, etc We need not ramind our read.
ers we have also one two unsurpassed correspon.
dentsin the fashionable society OF New York, who
will give US early news OF every new feat u, G Of
style and elegance among the leaders of the gay
world
IERMS.-For one copy, 50; for three copies IS
--one copy for three years, S5--always in advance;
Subscribe without delay. Address
MORRIS Il WILLIS,
Editors and ProprietOrs, lJ7 Iulton street "
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
For the Cadiz Sentinel. q.
Geographical enigma.

0eoSrapn1cal enlSna'
sm composed Of 10 letters.
NJ !, 9, 2, 4, II, is a county in Illinois.
Ny Q, A, II 6, 8, is Lake Of Austria.
My a, 2, 10, 6, 8, is a county of Missouri
NY s. 2, 8, is river of British America.
Ny s: 9, 8, 12, is county in Ohio.
Ny I, 1a. 8, l3, 8, is county Of Michigan
Ny 10, 2, i3. 2, is county of California.
Ny II, 2. 8, 10 is river Of France.
Ny IS, 5, 12, 2, is county of Tennessee.
My whole is, what we all should do.
Awnsw er next week. J. B.
81 Jefferson, Nov. Is. '55.
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ssrig'naI NOVei by N. II. Willis.
THE HOME JOURNAL FOR 1856

NEW AND BRILLIANT SERIES.
ON the fifth of January next, the first number Of
the New Series for 1856, of this we'll. known Fam.
lily Newspaper will be issued, with new type and
new attractions; the principal one is of the kind
which has been proved, by both American and
European periodicals, TO be the most acceptable
and popular, VIA novel in serial numbers.
The title ia
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Splendid Htsraifltye

NTNEE undersigned would rcsnectfIilIy inform the
! public thnth keeps constantly on hand ali Kinds
Of Cabinet Ware, manufactured out IL tie best r,n
teria and finished in the naatoetsyle, which he viii
dispose OF onsthe mostreasonable terms.
lie has also oreceatl tlyfeceved lfonl Pfttsburab- !.
p large assortment Of Fancy and Common Chairs@
Looking Glasses, Plates ofall sizes, Gill Mould.
ng for Looking Glasses and Picture Frames. etc
lie is prepared toturnish Collins oleyerv kind and
will carefully attend to funerals He has ina onlv
Hears in town for the accommodation Of the country
Cadiz, March %, 1884. ], w, GlLLESPIE
NJ B-A nice Rockaway Carriage for sals ciaan
]. w. G.
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Divorces IN INDIANA In Perry county
Indiana, al the late term Of the County
Court. there were no less than twenty-five
applications for divorce. One lady set
forth as the ground of her application that
her lord always slept with his back toward
her. lie set up in defence that she would
eat onions.
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FIom the WashingtOn Unior
United States Senate.

From time to time we find in many Of our
exchanges statements in regard to the clas.
sification of the United States Senate, which
are calculated to mislesd the pnblc. Sub
joined we give correct list of the members
of that body, the class to which they be-
long, and the vacancies which have occur
red through default of legislative action
Glass Term ending March 4, 1857.
Adams. Mississippi, Bayard, Delaware,
Bright, Indiana, Broadhead, Penn. Cass,
Michigan, Dodge, Wisconsin, Fish, New
York, Foote, Vermont, Geyer, Missouri,
Iamlin, Maine, James, Rhode Island,
Jones, Tennessee, Mallory, Florida, Mason,
Virginia, Pratt, Maryland, Rusk Texas,
Sumner, Mass. Thompson, N. Jersey, Tou-
cy, Connecticut, Wade, Ohio, Weller, Cali
fornia.
Glass 9-Term ending March a, 1859.
Aller, Rhode Island. Bell, Tennessee,
DenldHltnS LOulSduhp Diohu, Mioelaoippip .
Clay, Alabama, Clayton, Delaware, Doug
lass, Illinois, Evans, S. Carolina, Fessen-
den, Maine, Houston, Texas, Hunter, Vir-
cinia, Jones, Iowa, Wilson Mass. Sebastian,
Arkansas, Stuart, Michigan, Thompson,
Kentucky, Toombs. Georgia, Wright, New
Jersey, Reid, N. Carolina, Hale, N. Hamp.
shire.
Glass 81 Term ending Msrch 4, 1861.
Be-, \. Hampshire, Biggs, N. Carolina,
Butler, S. Carolina, Crittenden, Kentucky,
Colamer, Vermont, Durkee, Wisconsin,
Foster, Conn. Harlan, Iowa, Iverson Geor
gia, johnson, Arkansas, Pesice, Mary land /,
Pugh, Ohio, Seward, New York, Slidell,
Louisiana, Trumbull, Illinois. Yulee, Flor
ida.
There are now FIVE vacanc les in tie Sen
ate, the terms of Messrs. Fitzpatrick, of AL
ALBANIA, Atchison of Missouri, Petit of In.
diana, Cooper Of Pennsylvania, and GWin
Of California, having expired on the oh Of
March 1855.
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R-"Do you mean to challenge the ju-
ry?" whispered lawyer to his Irish client
iu California.
eyes, be jabers," was the answer, ''ii
they don't acquit me, mean to challenge
every spalpeen Of 'em; | wants ye to give
'em a hint Of it, too"
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

November 10.
Flour, declined to-day; Howard street
8,37I; wheat declining, with downward
tendency.