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NOTICE.

The Stockholders Of the Ohio Kansas
Company, are hereby notified that their in.
stalment Of 90 dollars is now due, and must
be paid Immediately. No further indulgence
can be given. BY order.
w. H. WATSON, Sec. of
sE Ohio Kansas Company.
Georgetown, Obi, Aug. IA, 1855 st
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How TO Break up a Cold.


Or. Hall in bis medicalJOunal gives the
following directions for breaking up aeold;
A bad cold. Ike msSsles aud mumps, or
other ailments. win run its course ol about
ten days, in spite OF what may be zone for
il, unless remedial means be applied within
forty eight hours after It's inception. Many
useful life may be spared TO be increasing
Iy useful, by cutting cold of IN the follow
ing simple and safe manner, On tie first
dsy Of taking cold. there is very un-
pleasant sensation of chilliness. The nom
ent you observe this 60 to your room and
stay there; keep it in such a temperature as
will entirely prevent this chilly feeling, even
if itrequires hundred deg.ees Fahrenheit
In addition, put your feet in water half leg
deep, as hot as you can bear IT, adding bat-
ter, from time TO time for a qlRter Of sn
hour; so that you shall be hotter when you
take your feet out than when you put them
in it; then dry them thoroughly, and put on
warm, thick wooden stockings; even if it be
summer, for summer colds are the most
dangerous; and for tEenty-four hours eai
not an atom Of food; but drink as much az
you desire of any kind of warm teas, and al
| the end Of that time, il not sooner, the cold
will be eHcctually broken, without any med
icine whatever. ..5
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Negro Suffrage and White Dis
franchisement--the issue pre-
sented. E-E
The Fusion Convention of this year, in
Lo.ain county, passed the following reso-
utions fEt ft#
Resolved, Thatit is the sense of this
Convention that the colored people are en-
titled to have the elective fanchise.'
Tho comes from an answering and or
iginal Chase county. Il is the residence
of DR.. Norton Townshend, Mr.. C.'s politi-
cal bythias, The resolution embraces the
proposition which Dir. T., as member of the
late Constit tional Convention in Ohio en-
deavored to carry as a provision of our new
organic law. There is no doubt in the
world that Mr.. Chase is in favor Of negro
suffrage, and it is sheer justice that both
his friends and enemies should fully un.
derstand that fact. The Fusonists Of Lo.
rain county expect, should he be elected
Governor, that all his power and influence
will be exerted TO confer upon the negroe!
of Ohio, full political equality with the
whites. s
4 But, then. while that portion Of the Flu
sion party, of whom the Lorain Abolition
lists are specimen, deserve this, there ar,
Others whose support Mr.. Chase solicit
and expects, who oppose the naturalization
of white men born abroad, and who woult
entirely strip all professors OF tie Catholi
Religion of the right of suffrageanl, of elec
ton to office for their whole lives.
This then is the position of the Fusio
party: Elevate The negro, and depress tn
German, and the Irishman, the English
man, the Wolchman, the Scotchmsn and
, the Frenchmanl
This then is the issue rendered us; u
with the black man, down with the whit
And yet certain supporters Of the Fusio
ticket confidently boast that they shall g
/, large majority Of the naturaGzed vote
Ohio, next October. We SHALL SEE
: Statesman.
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Carrier Pigeons and the Tele-
graph.

r &
Many Of the readers Of the newspapers
who wakeup in the morning and find
column Of European news by telegraph, for
their perusal, in the morning paper, the
steamer having arrived only the midnight
before, do not know the labor and the en-
terprise which are involved to procure this
earthly Transmission Of the steamers news.
The associated press" have an agent for
the arrival of New York steamers at the
ssndy Hook lighthouse. He has fifty car
rier gigaons which are trained for the pur-
pose Of conveying news from the steamship
t. the shore. man in an open boat, in
all kinds Of weather, drops along side Of
the steameras she bears directly upon San
dpsTIook. The news is thrown over in a
waler tight can, and the news being taken
out, single sheet is affixed TO birds leg.
The men then gives the signal to the
bird, which raises his wings. and away he
goes, with AL his powers of locomotion, in a
straight line for the Office, going distance
ofshree Or four miles in az many minutes
AMI poplng in at de window, IS received by
the who transmits the intelligence O.
YER the wire to New York, Boston and
Philadelphia, end thence to st. Louis, New
Orleans, and all parts Of the country. &C
that the newsis often received over a larg
part ofthe United States and published be
foro the steamer leaves the quarantine. =
pAilsdeFehs ledger. July 2Sth. Y
9As the First Ward Goes,s SO goe
~. s.a ,ast 10 sasf .sss Il the State" @ ,saldsi
As0said the Ohio State journal. 4 fei
dayssincegon the elect on, of fae member |
shSsIsy council il that ward to gil 4 yacar
cy.whenshaIfthe votersin that wsrdHcarcel
knew ~ tbe elfcdon. Il asaa yiias,eo Il
sOuysstsfdey 81 the election ofJustice
tho peaces Whenslheselcotioh was well col
tested. th5 First word, an old whig concern
gavythe DemocsaglcE caEdidste, FortyySi
majoiisy Jvsf Its Know nothing opponent
wsMeSstSfe Hsho TIE Journals cry,"A
goes ne tlfsswssd, 70 gees The State \ \
,xg1Fd 4 if'tsf Y sns Eaa
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LUKENs & MoFFITT, srr
DENTAL SURGEONS!

oFFICB-Esstside,M Main street, in Saaron's new
bulding, opposite the Mansion House. =
Having associated ourselves in tie above proes.
sion, we would respectfully solrit continuance Of
the patronage our friends and the public generally
have hitherto extended TO us--feeling confident thai
there are none desiring our professional services,
no will not there from realize the fullest satisac.
lion Having at considerable expense 'iewly 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 and
Charges as low as any other respectable Dentistsin
the STATE ss as51LzL e,'t s 15. s.R
N B. Having sold out our interest in the business
of Dentistry in this place to e. w MOffiu and 5. b
Lukens, we can cordelly recommend all our friends
add patrons to- their skill and attention.
MOFFrff g. HAMMOND,
Cadiz, Feb. "a, 1853. Dental surgeons
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JUDICIAL CoNvESrloN.--It will be seen
by referring 10 the call in another column,
that the Democratic judicial convention,
composer of. the COMMITTEES Of Harrison, JEFF
ferson and Tuscarawas, viii be held in Ca
dig, on Friday. August 81, 1855.
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Attachme~ I Nntica.

AT My instance an order Of attachment was this
dny issued by Andrew Lynch Justice Of the Peace,
Of German township Harrison County, Ohio, for the
sum Of s33,T5 against the property and effects OF
ty. Dated this 30th day ofJuly, A. D. 1855.
August 8, ,55 ]. X. ROBERTS.
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Teacher's Examination.

TIME Board of School Examiners for Harrison
County, win hold meeting for the examine
ton of teachers at Cadz on Friday the 9th day Of
September Examination 10 begin punctually at 10
o'clock A. NJ. IN ByOrder OF the Boarc.
Aup l5-1s3t t& .sNss s@&&S&btE 853EA
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

EE The Railroad, considering the sea
son of the year. is doing very fair bust
ness. Large amounts Of stock are taken
regularly to Stenbenville, and from thence
shipped 70 Pittsburgh and Wheeling. When
the road is completed to Pittsburgh. which
will be about the first Of next January, il
will not find its equal in doing business in
the State.
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AS spring snd Summer Medicine, Carriers Span
sh Mixture stand pre-eminent above all others
Its singuary effcacious action on the blood; its
strengthening and viviiyng qualities; its tonic ac
ton of the Liver its tendency to driveiall humors
to the surface thereby cleansing the system accord
ing to Nature prescriptions its harmless and at the
same time extraordinary good effects, and the num-
Der of cures testified to by many ofthe most respect
able citizens of Richmond, Va. and elsewhe'e, mus
be conclusive evidence that there is no humbug a
bout it. ~, n. Gs45 E. ....t
The trial of single bottle will satisfy the most
skeptical of its benefits.
- See advertisement: tApril IS 4w;)
Hoohand's German Bitters, prepared end sold by
Dr. jackson, at the German Medical Store, 100 Arch
street, Philadelphia daily increase in their well de-
celebrity, for the cure Of oil diseases arising
from arrangement of the liver. These Bitters have,
indeed proved blessing to the afflicted, who show
their gratitude by the most fiattering testimonials.
This medicine has established foritself 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 ls 4w.l
4 l..st4 atAt
erHALsEY,s FOREST WINE AND PILLS
DIR. Halsey has produced Wine from certain
plants growing wild in forests and fields viii
readily cure many Of the worst forms Of disease
This Wine together with the Forest Pill, founded
on the Same discovery nre 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 plocure them. 1t frequently occurs tina
patients return before finishing the first bottle, anc
report radical change In their health. In nearly
evey case the success of these medicines has beer
complete.
Two or three bottles with box Of the Pills ar
warranted to cure the worst forms OF Dyspepsia ant
/, Ihabituate costiveness. Two bottles with box o
the pills have always Beeafcund 10 cure Erysipela
J Piles and all humors Of the skin Nervous Disor
ders and General Debility reyed at once by thi
Wine lene and two or three bottles cure the wors
/. eases.
The Forest wine lisa delightful remedy for the La
dies, not SO much because its flavor ispeasant, bu
that its medical properties peculiarly adapted
the female constitution, in producing vigoroui
| bl 1oming health teG M ats8gtk 4fs Alas. &
I / Retail Establishment and General Depot is no,
open at GA Walker street, ID doc, from Broad
= way. s@@A @b MA
Price. Forest Wines si large bottle; Feres.P IN
\ rs cents per BOX. ~ ... m, .ess-r \ 4
y SsS-ror salo BY fssall, aruggiot, "a W. q
e al PREMIUM PAID FOR
r FRENCH, wv a7g IN
"a SPANISH .. n M n
2 MEXICAN
AM, OLD AMERICAN
.sl tWA SfLNRR CON
ed At the Banking and Exehahge ofIieo n Robert d,
Z ois, fgs q ~ sGunaf9O, 80,
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To the Democracy Of Harrison
is- CnnntY.

To the Democracy of Harrison
aie- County.
Democrats of Harrison County, YOU who
are opposed to all secret, oath bound polItl-
cal societies; you who are in favor in time
to come, as in times past, Of entrusting the
standard of the party to the intelligence
and patriotism Of American citizens without
distinction of birth place or religion; will
meet in your respective townships at the
usual places of holding township elections,
on Saturday. the 25th day of August, 1855,
at 8 o'clock, P. M, for tie purpose of ap-
pointing THREE delegates from each town
Ship, to meet in Cadiz in County Conven-
ton, on sFRIDAY the 3lst DAY OF AUGUST,
1855, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. for the purpose
of nominating county ticket to be suppor-
ted at the ensuing October election, and also
for the purpose Of appointing County
Central Committee to serve the ensuing
year.
The township meetings will also appoint
ONE delegate from each township to meet in
Senatorial Convention with Belmont county,
for the purpose of nominating candidate
for Senator in this district, at Uniontown,
Belmont county, on Tuesday, August 28.
The township meetings will also appoint
ONE delegate from each township to meet IN
Judicial Convention with delegates from
jefferson and Tuscarawas counties, for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for Judge
for this Judicial District, at Cadiz. on Fri
day, August 81, 1855.
The Central Committee urge upon th'
Democracy Of the county, the Importance
Of attending their township meetings; ant
also upon the delegates the Importance Q
attending the different conventions at th
hour named.
BY ORDER OF THE DEMOCRATIC CEETRA
CoMMTTEx OF HARRISON COUNTY.
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Earlem Springs

During last week, we spent several days
at the above place. We found everything
in complete order, and the p,oprietors, do
ing all in their power to make their guests
feel comfortable. ts
We are pleased to say that the Springs
are very well patronized this season, Every
thing can Be had there that is needed for Ell
thcr confsrt, amusement or health To
those that desire either Of these requisites
we would advise them to repair to Harlem
Immediately, and our word for it, they will
not regret having done SO.
"A hack runs regularly from the Cadiz
junction to the Springs, every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday mornings, upon the
arrival Of the cars from Steubenyille and
I, ,Csdiz.
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'lGFk FkRELFrom 4 = steubsnville, (all the way BY
The Cadix Accommodation Train

The CadiZ Accommodation Train
Leaves s,eubenville daily Sundays excepted) at
4O5P.m Arrivesat Cadiz at SIS ?. M - =,
Leaves Cndiz at 81 A NJ arrives ut Steubenyliie
at 1905, A. II,
u. 81 Agents. ls saaa ss. j
James Collins & Co., Freight and Passenger A.
gents, No ia and lis Water ST. Pittsburgh.
]. N. Kinney, Freight Agent, Little Miami Il. r.
Depot, Cincinnati. .,sy .--lE.
P.W Strader, Passenger Agent, Broadway, Gin
cinnati. a.pJ T s 2 s 3s
Richard Hooker, Passenger Agent, Newark.
f. A. Wells, do. Steubenville.
I4AYFAYETTE DEyENSY, General Freight and Iick-
ct Agent, Steubenville. .
+. w. WOODWARD, Superintendent.
NAV %, 1855. -.- -
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E1- Joshua R. Giddings, in the Ashtabu-
la Sentiael, reioices ever the fact that the
Cleveland Express and the Cincinnati Times
oppose the Fusion ticket. &.
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GE-T The Democrat meetings in this
State thus lar have been very largely
attended. Everything looks ominous for
grand triumph in October.
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EF Breadstuffs have declined very con-
sideraby within the past two weeks -
Wheat that would bring in Baltimore swo
since SO, 28@2,36 sold day or two since
for 81, 55@l,7o. Flour during the same
time declined about $3.50 per Dbl. Con-
tracts have been made to deliver it at 81, 90.
EE-New Wheat has been sold at Par
kersburgh, Virginia, for s rs to 1855 per
bash. On Monday 600 bushels changed
hands at Pittsburgh at 81 so. 1t is said
that at these rates -four can be made at
S. SO to $6 per barrel; yet it sells for 80
and upwards.
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.cARRIAGBgWAG0N & B8GGA'
MA.NUFACT0Rl,

A ARON FORMAN thankful Tor the iiberal pai
hIonage herstofors eqlsnAed 70 him. would al
the citizens Of Harrison, and the adjoining
counties. that hc i osr bttr pfepaFed than ever
manufacture % order Family CarTisges, Ba.0aehrs
iinggies, Gigs, uikies and Wagons, Of a Kinds and
iles, which he iasls confident cannot excellSt b.
any other shop ia tie country, a.. - ~
Having sto5k Of fnabsriaf that isreally tnsurpss
sed, sl having full knowledge 0i tlle business ~
wi5fahyihing in the aove zinc, 70 give HIM esi.
Ills shop IN the rear Of Mr. Slemnons Blacksmith
Shop and nearly opposite tic Cadiz Hutei, where ~
may al all times be touid- ~-i,+-r=Fr -. q
Cbdiz, October ls, 49,, -
n ARD and Fish Oil, also crushed Sugar, Granulni
IL ted do, LoaTdO, Pulyerized dol Syrup AID Sd-
gar House MOlasses, for sale l,y :, =.
may p & II McFADDENi
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READY MADE CLOTtnNG!
Notice to Shippers.

Transportation OFFlcE, s. 81 R.R
}3" SteHbeHvil!e, April 18th 1885 Z
A FREIGHT TRAIN is noys running to New
IN ark, leaviag Steubcnyills daily, tSunddysSx
ceptc,l) at 5oeiOcka M. and Cadiz at S36 a. IN.
Shipments to all stations except unionPort Cadik,
Faityiew and New Market, Uhrichsville Port
Washington, New Comerstown, Lafayette, Coshos,
ton, Adams Wills, Dreslen and Newark must be
prepaid f.@ t5
shippers will pl ase conclude their shipments and
receive their consignnents previous to O'Clock each
evening. LAFAYETTE DEVENNf, 3,
= April ., 1855. General Freight Agent
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" y y Notice.

THE subscriber having purchased the entire in-l
terest Of Francis Morey in the tannory Of George g.
Morey Is aLthofized TO settle allthA claims Of the
late tirau The business lhefeafter DO continued
bv the Undersigned lhavenows sand Will keep con-
sfantlys on hand large and extensive assortment Of
n kinds Of leather 70 which invite the attention OF
lie public. - AIf sne g8A @sy yNiays
The hiphe / market price will he paid in cash for
HIDES and SKINS. SAMUEL ts sEtliStiE.
r. s. Those having land TO clear woole dowell 10
save tmir BARK, asit willpay thcexppnsq gt cienrs
ing. as8sp a#4aa5 fss NBSF6t y
cadia O March 29 1854,
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ANU All UTHFH LOE0 TlhIFEs =" y = 7YIT0 Y
G. d N 5 U Nj p L | O N. Il.
y lRNlNGsS
Life Of General Washington.

TTNIIlS WORK will be published in Three Vol.
Il uln,s, oc tavo, OF about 500 pagoscach, hand
somely printed on fine paper, il large plcTtype,
with Portrait aud Plans and eatly bound in cloth,
twill equal in every respect, III style Of binding,
typography, etc, etc either Bancroft Qf Prsseotts
works
The first volume will be ready for aeliveryin A.
bout ten days; the second, in August, aud tho third
in November ii will be sold exclusively by agents
price 50 per volume. 2 fi,.ef fta a !, ,qw
the nature ot ihe sulect, il seenhdcntiy oxPcetod
this work will meet with hearty wslcotfe from all
classes of the community. &a
linying received the agency toF the Counties OF
jefferson and Harrison, for the sale Of the above
work we are now prepare ito receive the names OF
those wishing to subscribe. All orders by mail
promptly attended to.
Specimens Of the style Of Printing Binding, otc,,
can be seen at our book store.
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Penn ~ Ha,per's
Nev Stage, Buggy, Carriage and
WAGON MANDATORY.

TIME undersigned tnke pleasure iD announcing to
Il the citizens Of Harrison and adjoining coun-
ties that they have commenced the above business
in all it's branches They have superior iaeihesior
ed tha business with nan that understoodit In all
its branches. Thei, wtrk will be manufacture ed in
style superior to any the place, and on the most
favorable terms. They will warrant their work to
be made in the latest and best manner Those wish
ing any kind Of vehicle are collected togiye US n
call beloie purchasing elsewhere. sgatas q,
All kinds Of repairing, such as repaining. wood
work and trimming executed at the shortest ilice
and on the best teims. We keep none but the best
Of workmen in our employ. New work exchanged
for old e. hs=.g, HH
ny Shop directly east Of the American House, in
the well known stand formerly occupied BY !. >.
Ditmars, PENN g. HARPER.
Cadiz, Ohio, April, ls55-iy
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R~A New, LARGE ExrENslvEAND SUPERIOR STOCK
OF Variety Goods, embracing every article in the line
also, full and superior stock ofJewery, at shade
above Eastern prices at the store of Robert Coch.
ran, Fourth strf ct, Steubenyie. To these assort'
ments, the attention of Country Merchants and Ped
lars is directed, as they will be sold at Bargains
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Money RENTED to all Points in
ENGLAND, lREL AND AND SCOTLAND,
By - ROBERT LYONS, Banker
Iuly 4, 1855. gee ssgs stst a-.s a-s 5
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HIGHEsT CASH PRICE PAID FOR
WHEtT at IIA'FCHERS & co
Cadiz, August 10, 1855.
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NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to E, Conaway, by note or
IA book Account will lind said claims in the hands
Of l.. ID Rowly IN franklin, and are requested
to settle mmediuclyi as further indulgedce is put
OF my power, Il CONAWAI.
apr4 55-tf Asgn aHn ss @H1s
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Legal Notice.

Jacob Feltinbarger admir-
of Samuel Feltinbarger
decd.
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StcEC tNtUe-jNtOr
a. THnMa9s CORNER.

JAMES H,IsFAilD b has now Oh hand the largest,
offered Tor sale in Ca1sz As he intends to abb 10
among this peopIeT and becomes0ne OF thsm.' hs
hopes % form their acauainiaRce tho shortest
;ce tie s confident tlIai be work Oace Introduce
will ever afterwards feenumsud itself lie rspsr-
ally invites attention To his sock fiadios' ~ea-
be Intends 10 keep consiaully alafee sUpiy 81 ths
finest aud tssst Wsak. bodi Vi his own p.lcastpI
gaanuacIure. rss. l. LANES HOWARD.
Cadiz, April II, ls5j-3al ~. !.
READ 4 MADE, Ct.OTHlSG --1l,e beIt. und
al lspI6i JOHS MecoRNIe KS.
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Ste,, beny;IIe e,=Tndiana Railroad.
CHANGE OF TINE


= ~ RfIURINtF.H = =" -"
Leave Newark at ~ O'clock n; ans ARRIVES ~
S,s,bsnville Al 7lO . m, and Cadix At 635 Z. NJ,
tp.ssengers 6y this uain leave CinciHnaii at o.
clock A. NJ u ~,
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Special Uotites,

HNASII PAID FOR LAND WARRANTS AT
" the Banking House of Rein Welch g. Co.
July 25, 1855,
For Sale, Sight Drafts on
NEW YORK, .t8 50
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE
AND PIfTSBU RGII
at the Banking House Of Rein Welch& Co.
July 25, '55.
DERSONS knowing themselves indebted to the
L. undersigned will do us the favour to ca i and
settle without delay. VIM. HOGG u CO
Cadiz July 25, 1855
( 1rlnterest paid on Deposites at the Banking and
Exchange Office Of Robert Lyons, Cadiz, Ohio
+ RrINTER EST PAID ON DEPOSTTES AT
THE BANKING HOUSE OF REIN WEIGH &
CO., CADlZ, OHIO. #e
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{ DEMOCRATIC
MASS ME'ETIIGl

We take great pleasure III hhhOuuOi5 V
the People of Harrison county, that
GOV. MEDILL, COL, McCo0K.
Senator Pugh, and col. Medary,
win address their fellow citizens at Cadiz ON
FRIDAY, AUGUST 81, 1855.
All citizens, without distinction of party,
are invited to attend, and hear these .distin-
guished advocates of EQUAL RIGHTS AND Ex,
ACT JUSTICE TO ALL MEN.
sl43 Turn Out!
And hear the anti Republican principles Of
Know Nothingism exposed. W SAYS
Turn Out! sls IS
And give onr gallant and popular speakers
a warm and CORDIAL RECEPTION.
By ORDER OF THE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL
COMMITTEE OF HARRIsoN COUNTY.
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
The most valuable Spring anil Simmer Medicine
- -, Tha U,DriJ