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7tHE undersigned takc pleasure il announcing to.
L. the citizens of Harrison and adjoining eoun-
ties, that they have commenced the above busiiesa
in all its branches. They have superioFincilifies for
manufacturing every kind Of ayehiclss having learn.
ed the business with a man that understood IT in all
its branches. Their work will be manufactured in
a style superior to any IN the place, andon the mos;
favorable terms. They will warrant their work to.
be made in the latest and best manner. These Wish
ing any kind Of vehicle are solicited 10 give us a
call beio e purchasing elsewhere. Hs ~
ALI kinds OF repairing, such as repair ing, wood
work, and trimming executed at the shortest notice
and on tho best tcims. We keep none but the best
OF workmen in our employ. New work exchanged
for old ~
or Shop directly cast Of the American House, in
the we'll known stand formerly occupied fbyI. S.
Ditmars, PENN &lAARPER.
Cadiz. Ohio, April, l655.ly
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Sparkling on Sunday Night.
Acknowledgement iJmosa VINO am sgl


nrssrerrtIty Ivsemnrb ~ moss VINO ARR srlzl
Skiing IN the corner,
lcn a Sunday eve,
wiih taper finger
Resting Oh yonr sleeves
Startling sy rs are cuzts:ng
y our tree their light;
Bless me! tbs is pleasant
sparkling sunday night
How yonr heprt is humping
'iainst your Sunday vest
Iiow wirkedly us working.
0u this day Of rest
Hours seem but minutes,
As tksy take their Eight;
Bless me amt pleasant
Sparkling Sunday nightf
Dal and KAN are sleeping
On their peaceful bel
Dreaming Of the things
This folks in meeting said
Glove We one another -
Ministers r3c;te
Bless me don't we do it.
Sparkling Sunday night
&,ne arm with gentle pressurs
Liuger a:egnd her waist,
You squeeze her dimpled hand,
Her, %pouling lips lou taste;
She freely slaps your face,
But more in love than spite.
oh! h~underl-ain't it pleasant,
Sparkling Sunday night
But Hark! the clock is striking
Ills two O'Clock, ! sum-
AS ure as I'm a sinner,
The time 10 60 has come.
You ask with spiteful accents,
If"thpt old clock is right
7sp Aud wonder if it ever
&yarkcd on Sunday night
Z One, two, three, sweet kisses.
-Four, Eve, six you hook
But thinking that you rob her,
Give back ghose you took;
Then, as for home you hurry,
from the fair ones sight,
Don't you wish each day was
Only, Sunday night3
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The Elegant and well bred horse
YOUNG SALISBURY,

WILL be kept the coming season at the stable 81
Samuel Slemmons in Cadiz. TeruIs--S5. A"H
Mr.. Bernard Weaver, ofStllwater, Tuscarawa az
county, who raised Yong Salisbury, says:-"l rais-
ed the iron gray horse, Young Salisbury. He was
sired by a full blood Salisbury. His dam is q fine
black mare Town her now, and she can be seen at
my residence at this time. She cannot be equalled
within the county. She Isl full blood Canadian,
with very heavy main and tail, and is well calcu-
lated for either haInpss or saddle. Young SAILS curry
has the best lot of colts that has ever been in this
country. Mr.. Barnet Utterback has one Of his colts
that cannot be beat in the State; and you would do
well to have him seen in Cadi,. You need not be u
fraiI to have him shown in Cadiz. He is cxly TIVE
ye ars old, and will be three in Jupe.n
Cadiz, April IL, 1854-3m "
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FARM FOR. SALE

a FARM containing about 40 acres, inclndinp
miles from Cadiz on the Wellsburpb road Sad
Farm is nicely improved and in a good state of cuI.
~tlVation. Will be sold low, and on accommodates
terms. For particulars enquire of the subscriber ;51
C1 m WIN. HOGG.
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VeW FGyas!
MCPHERSON, PRICE & ROSE

McFdEhoUN, FhICE q RUSE
HAVlNG entered into partnership in the business
II OF manufacturing Marble Monuments, Toni
and Grave Stones ofevery description. are now nra
pared to accommodate all who ma favor them With
their patronage at the shortest notice and in, tho besl
style; as Rose is one Of the Oldest and best worxmeI
in Eastern Ohio. Their shop will be found on Raj,
road street, opposite the Probate office. Please call
before purchasing elsewhere.
MCPHERSON, PRICE e. ROSE.
Cadi2, Ohio, Moy Q, ls55.tf
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LUKENS 6 MOFTITT,
DENTAL SURGEONS!

~OFFICE-East side, Main street, in Sharon's new
bu' lding, opposite the Mansion House.
Having associated ourselves in the above profess
sion, we would respectfully solicit a 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,
who will not therefrom realize the fullest ~satisfac-
ton. Having at a considerable expense newly fur
nished our operating rooms and added all the latest
facilities to our Laboratory, we fscl well assured
that our work cannot be surpassed by any in the
Union. All operations warranted for one year and
charges aslow as any other respectable Dentists in
the STATE. A#@A3
N. B. Having sold out our interest in the business
of Dentistry in this place 10 G. w Mofiitt and = q.
Lukens, we can cordially recommend all our friends
add patrons to their skill and attention, g~
MOFFITT Il HAMMOND,
Cadiz, Feb. 81, 1855. Dental Surgeons.
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9JThe above named house has been thoror,oblv
retltted and repaired, and every attention wifi bss
paid to supply the wants of the Travelling comm.
nifty. The stabling is large and extensive A liner.
al share oil patronage is respectfully solicited.
VIM. MILLIGAN.
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S0 BBLS. Molasses.
OU 10 IIogs's Sugar.
Teirce Rice
50BBLS. snd half bbls MacherelI, for So !
wholesale and retail by s. e. H. McFADDEN.
April 4, 1855.
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Consumption! Consumption!
DIR. VIM. HALLS
.BALSAM LUNGS
FOR THE CUEg or
COnsum gtion, Decline, Asthma, Bronchitis, VAST
ing Of the Flesh, Night Sweats, Splitting Blood,
WhOoping Cough, Difficulty OF breathing,
Colds, Coughs, Influenza, PhtlIisic,
Pain in the side, and all diseases

Pam in The side, and all diseases
of the Chest and Lungs.
DR.. Halls Balsam contains no Opium, Calomel,
or any mineral poison, but is composed rlcstiy Of
those Roots, Herbs and Vegetable substances which
have q specific influence upon the lungs and their
connected organs. Its immediate etfeet is TO aliay
all irritation and gently remove the phlegm and
other morbid secretion from the Throat and Air.
p ssages, thus relieving the Cough, by sLbduing the
Inflammation and ouser causes which give rise 10 1t,
Ii also stimulates and imparts a healthy tone 10 the
Lungs themselves, thereby enabling them more
thoroughly to remove from the blood those impuri-
ties and diseased particles, ifretained, do so much
mischief in the system, and lay the foundation for
incurahle Consumption. Ii also exeris a decided
action upon the skin, and assists nature in expell-
ing through the EXhalents, much OF that morbid
matter which would otherwise be thrown back up
on the Lungs, thus relieving them OF a part OF their
work, and rendering the system pure and healthy
When tubercles are forming it checks their de, ell.
opment and further progress or 1t liberation has
taken place, it assists the lungs in throwing off the
corrupted matter, soOths tue ~irretion, heals the ul-
/ cerated c~avaties, and restores them again to healthy
action. This Medicine, therefore, is not a pallia-
tive merely, which only relieves for tho tire being,
but is a thorough curative, as it strikes at the very
root. of the disease, and by removing it, removes al
once all its remote and attendant Consequences
This is its distinguished Characteristic property
possessed, in equal power, by no other medicine OF
like nature, now before the public.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,

l&4sgyA Corner q Market & Ohio sts.; -
@sSgA formerly occupied by John Ag%%SA
::i: WSNMI. 's MlE Lii! propr.,
- Cadiz. Ohio Sa44
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Cadiz, January gath, IS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-05
Notice

I1TSI
D ECElvED tlIi dtI, IKE ee't l'sortEtIte Of Gtsts,
IL JoliAI, and CblsG'i eI2;h t1F', ever sioesat 59
ityn aai 1LiiiI. Tb.J e0merise 10 fart n EoIoNn-
Ges,s CDIa oSera, blek Ard UAii teRu Saf eoio doi
Slltk, dls aad gees ridiEl, aaG'tsS thd 1Poo
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MAY 5. l855.
WHEELING.
No. / super Phosphate Of Lime
ygRsrs .GuANo."

THIS v1IuANt IultsE has Aktl OEa tot seVeFl IeArS
10 EOlEi lhd 9tAeF pats o. EGrS9t tld nt1t 70 g.
lEQ kodStk bRAeat task ~ Aad ne eEtfaG %
EklCh IL Is n4sI aupsS H1tETs. It's ~ li
eOQAtfI AI t SGAtcibfl bsS lesa uQtIsssas ~ "
pEO eSI Il kll Eade 70 tie eSmatoa q ne Feets eas
aol Gtta t4i hakAa o. saGtssiV tll1 l9foll, att 81
trial Il tbfeA YGA9 ilTt5ti41lioa o. rs tntS 10
the :kEit has betA VtfI Gaay !tr!PVtegt eTPtn tts
ns5e 81 tie mass Scta6dGs lIrtCltSIhu tnd TlttoGs
tssG, C0nmtees, Ae, S!6t " Gdt PtrEVAAu uGoGo, -
10 its rPtTt TalEG coatarGd WITH IL hit tGd "a Tct
il4t4tctI Ptpstters GEta 70 ~ .SNtr tAoaPEAie q
LnR." SUth ItFoTti u GeturBed viii tAort lt PaEed
k4LSGe lie b05EE, Wiki via t9sTtY H3e tEtorTatoa
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It's NIIlI bEIEF ETEkej u GT0GRA BaHrF" tAe eeofy q
Wiki a8 ElRVIe ~ 1he0iY well AGaNH aA4
NGitt ate S+tSHF04ed b. Tie 4dAto9 Of oeA hh lESE
weight O SSSsiie Atil " which ADDED Iat po0f'
tics Of itls6 ard SgPhatt of 4EoEi1t TIE htsf ons
81 ne Ao4t easiest tttatA t1 TIE etat Ptt1Ual
tits easy AaEtea, heihS iG P&Eft PoWdRu FlA -
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lbd vixen II tsrty TO X btI - ticto71 ~ asre re
1mGlstl WiI h tT1fdaA % Application % re sab
x etiEsf 0Fi0 hij IreEs, Wkp4e tzt5 Il& - dildWG
HeSslrI. NfGISjsr & SonS, HEL n1Vhd, Va.
10 RoERt', HIr4ay q Co PtttiihSrs Va.
do Earn & VSCtRia, Sof5dt, Vi.
10 e.. SuEltt, 49,, 6iNlEoTt, Nd
L. ). DE RURG,
4Grkultzrll CAtmi4t,
np3i HtlliaKR6UEEb. LoBg ~, ). T.
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New Music Store.
Sign Of the Greeian TrisonHm, No. t99
HntR Street,

J. FICKIEsox Uosld r.sFe-.fs1y "a.
lDeGnee 10 tls citizens o. wbetlihs Iad u.
11-H n hethity, that y has iIat ofened EeE ard
!tteEaht eita MAI nsst oT tks sale 0f Yotks,
GUit11, vSoIinttt0S, FAsoAt1 FsatsS, Hfs Aec0nEG.
0n9, BtntCs, ahi IanAodn&1. Bras IhAt'VnEnsI Ihe
fFat ihd beSt make.
dntnE
Max srtl4 PlAo, Guihr FItt tDd yIatin, aba, tx
nGHe81 S9n, nttt, tts, Asd u TtTy Rtlt R3ml IBj
ItaHan Ybotia tEd GitAf StTEcI
CifoattI RetjS TEnlGS H0ikI, ltao Ve1l IBd VftlI
SeTeNt, YioEn FileEr aAA Iail BoaI6I.
HOR1 tx V1oipceB0 lEd Vl0b1.
4. kAeeHS FVIDitaIe POEIh, tor IthoJt1As T1r1lshel
FGitafe, tcA tS fSBos, CaAEEta, Sta2 Re4tt x AHJ
5eaetPtio1t q FIfnftgfe.
AS 81 Sas bJ tAe pat iof kIshAr. htt9bsTg Piaho1
q ~ hrt tpt 6e Il ~ Unsd Stitea, sDCh
q HInaS tHd CI1IkS gJlAi aO4 &4SlIs P1tos, B. DIu
k3ERS, Hitt t11 4Reha ctRArtte1 B9stGa PtaGos 4t.
4etht ~ tAs Eale q CaFh4rlt al Sttdh4af1 PIteBt
1ssSFiseos. ~ N Hsl u rssaiIatrsa irtfir.i
tikkltTe4tPtjte9, +fesA tfE u
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WHEELING VA, SATURDAY MORNING,
CITY BUSINESS.
EagIe Forge, wire & Iron Works
D. g. DEWEY, Proprietor.

81 IL 'iits ktr tSi Faety lrea,
nj H. K. Grtii LssvJ 'Ui lttAs ForFLF'' EO.4F XIV
Il: I'D su,ptssioa Erdr uOH vars pa4.te
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aNs inbttIiftg 1NttlItstllttr,
10 ttbC1nfb
nltLY, fstwEEKtr AID wEEKLY,B BY
RmAT,.1'X &c 90.
j. r. PHND1EToN. ! EDITORS.
OLIVER q /. TAYLOR, DD'i0'O'
YNcE-Cotnst cf Naia Ard QuiAey Street,
,vsuss from Qsiasy-s'.
TERMs.

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MCKEE 1 ROBERTSON'S PKENIUN GOODS


VIZ Goat tAnk Il setttsaJ to sTs or ftEdI to ret
te OF tlJ iHyhaS ISoGt tie BetI ~ eSocsJ, uhAS SoG
r., Sttd tity vii N rSsh - Ina epEIsEs4 il due Hs
We wish to iHofn tA4ni hoUtIef, tS4t az tetueheeo
tIesio tEelEs eEiAS-Ely Ae tit gdg ard i Jiaga'J
Jr9i NcNAiR & HERYEY.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
~ Anr1IcAx PARTY.

In q prospectus recently issued BY the
pub l;shers Of the Cincinnati Gazette, that
old, abk and influential journal makes the
following remarks in regard toths Ameri-
can Party, which % nearly agree with ouI
own sentimenh that we give them placs
in our columns
"Another question Of prominent imports
ance, At the present time, and upon which
we desire to be fully understood, 10 that
which is connected with the principl OF
the AMERrcAN PARTY. From the outset
we have been favorable to the leading prin-
ciples of that organization; and although,
81 q party, it has been in measure broken
down by the interference and treachery Of
fools and demagogues. we believe its lead.
ing principles to be eternal, and they Will
always be srdently cherished BY every true
friend Of America and Republican lnstitn-
tons, whether he be native or foreign born.
When 4 man swears allegiance TO this
country, and makes it his home, he should
become an AMERICAN, not merely in pro-
fession, hut in heart. II this were the case,
there would be no foreignism and no CLAN
nishness, and political leaders would have
no opportunity to appeal to the prejudices
of foreigners as such, or to endanger the
best interests Of the country, by encourag-
ing them to associate as Germans, or Irish,
and thus, for political purposes, TO keep up
= foreign identity. We believe that Ameri-
cans have the right, and not only so,
but it is their duty to insist, that no man
shall be admitted to the privileges of native
born citizens. who is not willing to re-
nounce allegiance to all foreign powers.
whether civil or ecclesiastical; and We also
believe that it is their duty to resent, firmly
and promptly, any attempted interference,
whether open or secret, on the part OF the
Church Of Rome, with the political affairs
Of this country. These we believe to be
the leading principles of the American par
ty, and these principles we have advocated,
and shall continue to advocate. We have
no sympathy with those who would pro-
scribe foreigners as such, or who would
prescribe man because of his religious be-
lief; but we are in favor Of putting down
all foreignism, and restricting the influence
of all religious associations, who owe civil
allegiance to any foreign power, or any 9TH
er power than that Of the United States"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
Iowa.


Twenty-Five years ago, Iowa was viii
derness. tenanted only by the savage. Now
she has civilized population estimated a,
about 100000. and constantly increasing.
The emigration to the State this year HIS
been very heavy.
II IL worth the while of ST. Louis TO be
looking after the trade of this great State
She will have nearly a million people in
1860. -
Our merchants could much extend their
trade BY proper exertion. The CHICAGO
houses drum Perpetually; ST. Louis mus,
drum, too.
Chicago houses also send out agents to
purchase grain, in order that It NAV pass
through that city. They are determi ed
in Chicago to get the trade Of Iowa, If thew
can.-.St. Louis Intel.
As an evidence that ait is worth the
while OF 81. Louis TO be looking after the
trade" OF Iowa, we would state that, day
before yesterday, = gentleman from Roci
Island informed US that the Railroad Com
pany had not more thun half enough, Of car,
with which to carry off the wheat which
was brought there for shipment, eastward
Iowa 10 even now grea, state, her trad,
is growing to be immense and is we'll WORT
tine looking after by both the south an,
eae..-l Muscatine Enc.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

The N. Y. Herald states. on the authsri.
" Of its Washington correspondence, that
the election Of the Speaker Of the House
,sf Representatives. will turn on the ques-
ton Of whichc the two delegates from
Kanses shsll BE -sdmitted 10 a seat. As
our readers arc aware, Whitfeld has bsen
slsctsd By tho pro-slayery. and Reeder BY
The anti-slavsry party Of that Territory
Both will g to Washington, and it will Be
fos the HOuse 70 decide which 10 ths legiti.
mate delegate. The primary decision OF
the question will DO made BY the Commit
tee on Elections, and ~ the composition
Of that committee depends on the party
bias Of the Speaker, the controversy will
BE- brought to direct and single issue in
the election Of that officer.
Such being the facts that will influence
the preliminary proceedings, the process Of
organizing the next House will be . tedious
il not stormy one. With the assembling
Of Congress-, the Presidential campaign Of
IS will be commenced. This fact will add
much to the intensity Of the contest. A
perfect flood Of facts will be presented to
the House in demonstration Of the Illegally
Of the proceedings Of the mock Legislature
Of Kansas. and we cannot entertain the
idea that those proceedings will be endorsed
BY the peoples Representatives. The
least We expect from tina, body is that the
two claimants win be sent back to the
people OF Kansas, and that a new election
will be held under arrangements that will
eifectually provide for the expression Of
the real wishes and opinions Of the bona yfds
settlers Of that territory. Even this would,
in the opinion Of many able and good men,
be yielding too much to the iupudent abst-
tors Of the Kansas iniquity. but we have no
expectation that the House will 90 beyond
tina, point. The friends Of freedom have
msjority--they have the right on their side.
and ii is expected Of them that having the
opportunity, they will make the RICH, tri-
umphant.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
Pro- Russian Letter

A Or. Davega. formerly of South Caro-
lima. but who has been for eleven months
in the Russian service at Sebastopol, pub.
fishes in the New York Herald letter, the
purPort Of which il that the North Side oil
Ssbastopol which 10 still held by the Rus.
SLAMS is much stronger than the part from
which they were dislodged.-and that alto
gether the Russian army and Russian pros
pects generally, are of the most promising
character. We know not how much credit
is to be allowed to the Dr's. accounts, IN,
presume they are to be taken W it'll the al.
lowances generally granted to the state
ments Of an acknowledged partizan. It il
also suspected by some Of the shrewd ones,
that a. Russia wishes to negotiate loan
with some Of the capitalists of this country.
letters like that Of DR.. Davega are written.
for the purpose Of producing 4 confidence
favorable to Russia on this eide Of the At
lantic.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

"Txs LAST Hossx lErr."-When our
friend H. G. Stuart got ready to leave West
Point, after the County Fair was over. hs
called onths landlord fer his horse, a. . gen.
tleman naturally would. Presently ahorse
was brought round 10 the door. "Thats
not my horse," said Stuart. "Well, it'sthe
last horse LETT" replied the landlord and
90 after further psrley, Stuart mounted and
rode away, thinking be had not made much
by that horse swap.
But when he reached home, to his sur
prise and Joy he found his own horse, with
on, saddle or bride, there before him.
Stuart still has the extrp horse and ex-
presses natural curiosity to see the own
ef.
In the east at hotels, on steamboats,, and
other places where crowds "mosr do con-
gregate," man is often put off with "the
last hat left" but it requires the enlarged
ideas of the West to play the same game
with horses. -ksokuk Wig.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
Asorass TEIseaAPn CABLr Lo.r.-Tf

AHorasR TsLseRAPH CABLE LOST.
n. Y. Essia9 Rnss says there was ru-
nor in London that the six-wire cable being
laid in the Mediterranean from France to
Algiers. WAS cut during gale Of wind IN
der circumstances similar TO those which
ATTENDED like disaster 70 the Newfound.
land Company. q few months ago. The
cable was insured in the London office. for
100000, and we should think, il the pres.
snt runor be true, thu. the experiments for
constructing submarine .telegraphs, ara
more disastrous 20 the Insurance eompa
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