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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-22
MANNY,S IMPROVED PATENT REAPING
AND MOMING MACHINES.

MANNY'S IMPROVED PATENT REAPING
AND MOVING MACHINES.
THOR sale by the undersigned who is sole agent for the
feb@.~Sm. B. F CHEATHAM
NASHVILLE TENN, Februsry, 1885,
We tie undersigned having used the last season, Man.
ny's Combined Reaping and Moving Machine purchased
from Col T. F. Cheaham, take pleasure in estifyng 70 its
usefulness and ec as great labor say ng machine
and from experience testify TO its capacity to or
from 10 to Is per day, and that it will cut
cleaner and leave grain and hay IN better condition than
il the wheat and hay growers Of Tennessee machine
calculated give universal satisfaction combined
Reaper ard Mower.
Gen. w. G.. HARDING,
HIRAM VAUGHAN, Of Davidson.
WIN D0NEIS0N,
j. A. PAYNE,
JOHN b. HENLEY
Harry SMITH, of sumner
mbl5 JOHN BRANHAM,
STRAIGHT, DEMING g. CO.,
Commission Merchants for the Purchase and
sale Of Western Reserve Cheese n Butter,
Sugars Moasses Rice Coffee Brooms, Seeds Saieraius,
and all kinds of Western Produce aud
Manufactured Articles,
No 81 SYCAMORE ST. CINCINNATI.
80 Particular attention given 10 the Forw arding Bust
ness. Gdec2s-6ms
DRUSHES.--A large invoice of Clothes, liar. NAH
mh8l - AARON STRETCH.
FANCY SOAPS.-A large lot of Toilet, Defensive
Il and Poncine Soap for sale chespby
uih3I AARON STRETCH.
LINE COMBS.-A large lot Of English and Amer.
Il ivory Fine Tooth Combs, just received and for
sale by mh3l AARON STRETCH.
DARRY'S TkICOPHEROUS.-l gross d lhis
ID excellent Hair Tonic, in store and for sale By
mh3l AARON STRETCH.
Il YON'S KATHAIKON, a large Iot for sale
i 4 cheap BY AARON STRETCH,
H6olesals and Retail Druggist,
mh21 Corner Of College and Union streets
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
THE ACT OF CONGRESS- approved March I'd, sos,
L giving to the Soldiers their Widows or Minor Chill
dren OF any of the Wars the United States in defense
of liberties Bounty Land to all who have not received
heretofore the amount of 100 acres together with the forms
necessary procure said bounty land claims having been
received BY the undersigned he would respectfully Intern
all those Interested that he is prepared TO prosecute
the claims of any and all that may desire to avail them
selves Of the benefit Of this ac'.
Terms moderate. Satisfaction given, or no charges
-. - IL. 49, as a . .lL h al
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-22

LOUISVILLE, April 2l-noon-T river is risll
with six and half feet water in the canal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13
MECHANICAL.
CITY FURNITURE WARE ROOMS
Opposite the Nor ell House,
Lynchburg, Virginia.

r.'HE subscriber, in commencing the bushes. OF a
rev year, beg. leave return sincere thanks to h'r
old friends and customers for the ourngemert AMI
.urpoit he has received at their han7 fr many vans
and respectfully -neiis cntilnuhncc ot tle1 iasofs ~
future peoeing himself TINT pains in. he sPHf'd to
rive -at fact ~ To all Not having reduced lie mtnu-
aeturine department If my business theI as yehr III
eprc., cd .ai a- left hand the luesi ant
npu.t tlrrlid .tnca al aud fashionable turnliI
4 nv t~n nlsnufa. tulc ever before exhibited III th's
rit,-,Inl Insiug evt1y article If Housekeeping thn
tie kjtchenfo the at, IA hr ihinesf an -hpr'l
iai1c finest nnuuftrturri lie cnrnes y 'rV'- M Va
pee, i'm II IA mrg, ant heaniiii.i assortment o" b"s'-
Vynod md Maongauy furui'ufe do nIl"l,i l" par
chu,r promising iadursu cuts yer lcto offered !"
hi. nrlrket All work nrd,.e ttnn It's ti"usf wHr
tanicd to give satisfaction or 10 al
Hon and SlurE Mnruasses ntr Ia "rd,r ii in
-horcst ru,icn AID the most rea.oaa IL "rn',-
Mahogany nud Na#am Cofss mud in Ai"aht
Bnria Case. rrrn.ft Ut n, tim das - night fnd
greatly reduced pfiae-. A. N 'l1N.
y. d. ! fp,e apfoia,ed john 1t Nns'ea m!
yer, Tor The sct.lofnrnt aId Guile. lou ri my hpni.,
ootrs and accou.d-, ~ IT, IL Jaua.,, 1850. All
person, 4rbtrd 10 - arr respectfully requested I"
,t.rIe my our,ta ding Gehr- aud accounts mf :. be
losrd M 10 thar time WITH at DELAY "
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13
RICHMOND.
Fall Importation


Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy Artiefes.
1--WE sub., fihcr off III uade large aud Vaisd
1 stuck Of Earthcnwnrr Cbina and 81 -, the pat
terns Of which we're selected by hin,sc ia prrspn
Having a. xprric Of many years in TIN. rcnlar
bu inrs be feels grca confidence stating TINT in point
of price and quality 1t will compare layoahiy With ay
other house IN the trade.
White Granie Dinner Ware.
Do 10 Basins sn1 Ewers. jugs, Tea Ware, ct.
Bur Pitt Flowing and Fancy ito
Fine Decorated CHM Dinurr abd Dessert scts
d. do do Tea aud Tol'ct >els
Do 10 do Pitcher, aud Na'es
Gold Band dn Of above variety
White Chitn do Of Hhpvt variety.
Common Warr Of rvefy descrption. suitable for
er.sligs. which he offers upon such fe'as J1' cHsb
cannot fail T. please
Fiuc Mantri Pier and Toilet GlRsses
finr lyurs falr Cutlery Matter. nn Brittanin Ware
Sai,ty. and other fluid and Solar Lamp,
Gass Ware ia every Ytrrty.
All he ask. Y cell. nj he frels assured his prce,
vii give ~ntiziacto1.
III. Pscherj. on" If fiebc'i in thr tnde
Stone Wate al ID Oily prizes.
sep Its JAS u. n. EVANS
W. ~ Main street n hunnd Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13
MERCHANDISE.
cEConDsuPPLX OF NEW GOOD,

= The subscfibcrs uow opening Tor in-Peti'"
tboi, SECOND SUPPLY al .ra-onable floods recent
~ purcaa.ed b, iher s"nior Patner ~ NJ" i"''
bich nj led u ihsr September purehas' mah-s men
stock ssry ul and oitnc mo- attractive
in this narkc embracing MI nc"rsi syleso
DRESS GOODS j. StlAs >atius Na.itia,, Mousllh'
Mcrinos dc. Lsdtr,' Velvet satin aud Cloth Cl"aks a
rslra. French Eabroidei goat ynrret! among
vhirh aIe extta iieh seIs II Maltese Lace ana NM"
Sleeves a. d Guitars general assortment pi ClotH-,
C,.sinetrs amt Ve.tags 10. gentlemen y n,asy sooh
al Servant, Gool.. ruch Fnled Lascs,, Natunc's'
Paid Lindsay, aud Bllukct> Carpet, Rugs, CrumD
Cloth. aud Dpnr Mat. Together will all Eood' he
1,npingt sttc Dry Clouds 'ftdr nab, at winch have
becn purchased for mucu ss tles could uee been
Ind curly m te .easou. Al OF winch tiny are dei'i
incd ,eli low, and unI, ask esaminnion II n''
ilcy as. IN insure sntist ttigH
No.. l3.df. JOHN T DAVIS y co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth
Port walthall Line

TOII
fINliE beautiful md aNot,ir a.as,pb1uih r =
l. AUGUSTA, under ,lr command 81 Assxsaay-ax
Capt. WIN. Z. Snln. ~ la nd lnNoLnhLs knova !.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13
MACE: NJ BETTING

Il -97eact1. eA-t Cpr sal" = ,4ra +. yai,c ct
MachiL- oc'ing, manufactured. rr.cr. Odefs ac.
oompanicd with cal VIII h- = prorlr' All r,.efp at
tention. I 10 L. dl. D. i ~ACkETT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13
ruC HIGHEST PREN,,lua
PIANOS. GuITAMs. xLOLINs. A.

DANNE CUIINIIAN H0Nr nov m s-0Tr Inn
i p>.ortnent oi Pianos, sorn very beautiful, md
among them Is one witt Coleron's Eoan attachments
and several second hand Pianos, ,sy h." ptirrs
Good supply =" Gu tets. 1T Is"s ran,jag tpt0 10 %
Also. a Ia -nrp.y If Nolt4 md futr.
They woud coil iniliruior atentiou lo1a#.r Pianos
which ate wHrtslled IL be oqual to any ricase al
md evntri a,. Ill. IA ..afturtt n3hi4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13
MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
Hardware Cutlery Guns. Saddlery, House
Furnishing Goods, &c, &c.

Furnishing Goods &c, &c.
TRFGORA x ROY ALI having determined TO make
" arharer ~ their business, viii offer from to day
br Iargr.t nd most desirable stock OF Hardware Cu'
ciy A. briorc Uttered IN this market, at Rrent-
~ r,i1erd pree. Tor cash. Many orticos ut and hlo'e
cost
tending to o.o.o up their business : speedily a.
ro.rie Il - c, rdI,y invite all indebted To the old
concern II Gregory Royal aud the INTO concetn u
Grelat,. Ro,sll y Simpson 10 Poy ~ logger indui
grnc" cannot be given
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13
Fall Supply of Hardware, 1854.
SIMPSON Il BRO,
Sign Of the Golden Lock. Lynchburg. Va.

Sign Of the Golden Lock. Lynchbuig Va.
w Il ne now opening, ~ addition to our former ne"
w stock "a YER, afse assortment of HAtDwARf,
CufItRf. GuSs pfsrats, SADDLERY. Plaid GooDs.
ttnnu On Lofns Hogsr koptog AJtic'cs Bnildmg
Mofe,ials. ami 7oois ot mn, crcy Interruptions among
winch az inuuyarticir, a.t introduced in market III
lnll.
W. naitor oursrIvry sr can eXhibtto'he public req
crall, and tho iu vii avor WITH cxamlnBIIon,
grcntor variety n.upcrdTity Of stse md qnnhty oi
rood. o,,t unr,,d in tins II ,jrpn.sed ia my market
Our good. nreidi ucN mt riusi d,sirnbr, vii
be sold rtn reasonable pra6i, orly IL al "ho vii rive
IA ca r. .nt1sf a. y til their url,r.. which viii
ccyc aul bc-t and prrmpi ntt"nttoe.
merchants md others bns largely will be charged
"A .n,pl nt,.,nrn only. OF 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13

S0Ugais.EsE AZ g3.ssl 2a,.

- s=4t 7.- -..E7zEzaE7 rssae :" iec,vr
: = ~ <A-z ,-.tsI f.. >s.0u dc K Ill.
Foul ~. J Au3et,on'. tae.-i .---aH H'u.. ~ i e.
5a,,l. Wy rrts1n s,i-h.a ~ 80 Ito, # ir.gu,
- .,5',l.#a fr.lg lis. 10y ~a,HtH- Iu ##H#.
Iyusart # d.. >u..r
.., b.. ALFRED Y. n #R<Hp ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13
Smiths lnyigorating Cordial

4 tAN ho III At tho ndSHiS jTON HOiNE
" BA 4, ding from ns'o.l., \ Nj, "'r och.
T. J.. Istaf..4hnr raN IN rc-turirs 10 rpnz
onth, ,.,iHft, organ- II tho h, ,fen ->stem Which
n,yr beeu r,nsf#fri by OVER Wnl,k. phe rl".,s 81
lo Cma,, b., a-Iesfed lay lotnir'a- w'io dtiy
ling il Suoply iurNlmu-j ihl. and ron. Genuine Bat
Ult prnnntco Ia, SMITH at hi, irnitihlo ns,iTaur
MORGAN
Nora ttNr inst received IT, Casks II TAYroe's
tHI El'RNl Ed BRANDY, imported hoy W II. luyor
ia Nor.N.Na.
sep .ui.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13
New Concern.

'ih snh.c iacrS have ms ay associated tlcr,
together tof u" purp, ct candu, ting crrrrnI
u ocerS' Commi,s and Receiving aud Fprwarding
business, under he lyle and frm OF Rurkrr and Rcdd
Ut 'Ge Old a"d Of a Is. Ruckcr-oppo,te thu yirgin
b'nN why're they will keep constant on hand large
ana We. assorted stock Of Family Grnc,ties LoI
sec, r3'n Seed &c. hey VIII give per .onni atten
C"unifs Produce, md mal,e liberal ,,.h a,lvpn,cs ~,
eo"s'gnme"ts IN hand AMBROSE RUCkER
LOUIS " REpD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13

EiSE RECEIVED In ta. r,m,jao Gunoa
~ AGO -tIcs Nor Ienthar, rtlri,Nu1la elf Skps
md S,on lhaeniu ma ).. Leass l.s Cotton, Ne ,
10 Is, with f"u"l a. as,ortuI,rt oI t'urreies.
frb5 =, loIN ROLLINS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13

IsHt SHES ssksNRE~!.-A a.f. .up
fe :. ,a s#,rIor fa8ch mi Ea.a.l Loot l'pu-hcs
H. R,a.lr r,at mi Nas#.h hlu,h,.. Gu
Rla.h"-. Hatnai Hsesa"' sIas#ag B.n.hp-. n ere,
yal5n,y. tar-1c rs JDllA H. NEAY \ co
dec &. DRUGGISTS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13
pEKE. ME ArANns-
a'<lAl.

Y AIlrrlson. e,,Iias 10 -apr'1 .ta-ely'~ VI
good ati.ta sd H-i#,-h Anrhnr.' - Bum n,o,
Goe. l. he ei1t'f srlson. Wilt . ff..t ,ntefe.
# ihoy ".'r fler orders with III H..,r a,rj ns sea
A. ao.,J1.. IN 10y W., be sur tf der O. =,
Gieem % Hs,- urr,neni. and al 1,s,. Eahn"uIIo 49,
i#s.udins ilr ghi and to.i4. Owl :. !NsrEE
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-31
Szg r TT r M

FROM the earliest nges Wine has been known
ana esteemed one otthe choicest productions OF the
earth, 1t Is rendered preyorbml in Scripture. In
the present age good Wine is not only valued as a
luxury, but ,lere are several kinds Which are he'd
IN hlsh estimation by the meuical profession, and
form valuable commodity in every good Dis pensa
tory In Europe there are upwards OF fity different
kinds OF grape But it has remained ior modem
science and skill to produce luxurious and delight
tu Wine from Medical Plants and Roots. This OBJ
Ject has beentuliy accomplished iu article coIled
Dr. tlalsey's Forest Wine From valuable for
mua OF Roots, Plants, &c, of the highest medical
order, is here produced a pure Wine, equal, il not
superior III flavor TO any imported The same time
retaining all the virtues OF one OF the best Medicinal
Formulas ever known. f aH- s8.figl0
NO invalid can object to take the Forest Wine on
account OF disagreeabe taste and none eau TAX il
without being convinced OF its great value as Il med
lcal agent. from our own experience we can vouch
ior the excellence OF this -WIne and we IIust that
very one whose health is in the least impaired will
eead DR.. llalsey's advertis sement, which will be
lfand in our columns to-day, and avail themselves
OF the remedy,
For sale by the appointed Agent JoHN BnALu. , .
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-31

MARRIED On the Q5rd inst. by Rev.
S. P. Woolf. Mr.. SANUEL GEORGE, JT.y 10
ATs hANY ELIzk PHlLnPs. all Of Csdiz.
EEon this occasion the printer was well
remembered by being furnished with a
choice lot Of delicious cake. May their
path through life BE- slreEed with flowers,
and their domicil well filed with full pro
portion OF little G-'s. :
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-31
The Law ofNewsnaners.

]. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
che contrary, are considered wishing continue
esrsuhscripiions
~ i[subscribers order the discontinuance Of their
efedieale, The pubshermay continue to send them
2 Nunul ell Atr6arages are paid
IL Subscribers neglect refuse TO take their pc
todtcas from the offices .e which they are directed
they are held responsible .ill they have settled the
hill and ordered them discontinued.
=. II subscribers remove to ether places without
Informing the publishers and the papers sent to
Ahe tepner directlon, they are held responsible
>. fhe Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the office, removing md leaving
them uncalled for, is prma tacia evidence of inen
ional fraud
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-31
HelmbOld's Genuine Preparation
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONNECTED
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu.

For Diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneys, 0bstrnc.
lions OF the Urine, Chronic Gon0IThGa,
Striciness, elects, WEAKNESSES,
and oil Diseases OF the
Sexual Organs,
Whether in Male or Female, from whatever cause
they may have originated and no matter OF how
long standing
+ you have c0ntrscte the terrible disease which
Il when once seated in the system, Will surely 70
down from one generation TO another, undermining
the constitution and sapping the very vital fluids Of
lie, do not trust yourselfin the hands Of Quacas
who start up every day in a city like this an J hl
the papers with glaring ialsehoods too well ealcu-
lated TO deceive the young aud those not acquain-
ted with their tricks You cannot be to1 careful
in the seiectiOnui a remedy in these cases.
The Fluid Extract Buchn has been pronounced
by eminent Physicians the Greatest Remedy ever
known. lti medicine perfectly pleasant in Ils
taste and very innocent in It's action, and yet 50
thorough that il anninilates every particle Of the
rank and poisenols virus Of this dreadful disease;
and, un like other remedies, il does not dry up the
disease in the blood.
- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY,
Brought on by seltabuse, most tefriols disease,
which has brought thousands of the human race to
untimey graves thus blasting the brilliant hopes of
parents, and bIighting in the bud the glorious ainbl
ton Of many noble youth, eau fe cured by
this intallable remedy. And as medicine which
must benefit everybody. from the simply delicate
to the confined ana desparing Invalid, no equal is
to be found, acting both as cure and preventive.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-31
ilIia am enyOn.
1tc4ifa Manufacturer Of
STEA NJ ENGINES.

(. l. Hand and Slide Turning Lsites,
PLASIgS, DBiHLIsa AxD s CREwISs MACHINES
s SKATING AND Mil GEARING,
A ND every variety of Mpchinists' Toofs.--
IA Screws Cut win Square and Thread, for
Rolling Mills and aitoiher purposes, Wafer ST,
lEUBENFILLE, o.
R>-Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
REcvMMEN DArI0Ns. .-
From the various recommendations Of machinery
built in this establishment, the following extract
from letter to tie proprietor, from Mr. George
Sloan, OF Hanover, GOluuDiana county, Is selecte
Mr. Sloan Is ON old and enlefprlzng citizen OF that
county, well knOwninthis section Gt Ohio adjacent
parts OF Pennsylvania and Virginia. Ills letter is
dated April y, 1854.
"MR. WILLIAM KENYON: .
Dear Sir-zI am pleased to
say your Engine does well, and gives great sutis-
action.
'.In Iuuning Ouro Engine, or rather coal bur
ner we uted M 1880 tO 1872, about one oushel and
hall Ot coal M manulac Turing barrel OF flour; and
with Two pairs Tour lee burrs in good order could
only pack an average OF barrels per boUr On boh
maklHg from thirty ave 10 forty per twelve hours,
with sixty bushels of coal In 1852. we used about
two bushels OF coal per barrel OF tipur
Is ain running 4Ie new kngine,Nve use about thir.
" bushels OF coal in twelve hrurs, packing in same
time sixty barrels OF flour. We consider we are
saving abouttwo Ihirdsaottnsl formerly used--tak
ing into consideration the increased amount OF flour
we pack.
-'>V have only applied three run Of burs on your
Engine as yet but believed it would run tour il
needed. ltruhs the three without am appearance OF
aboring, while the old one aDoTed hard TO perform
the WORK above stated.
'1ln conciusion the only faAt W. have with your
Engine Is, ltgrinds the wheat iaser tan the supply
Butt sayes iuel and as " wheat, ,thsra3 is good
time eomlL g. Very respectfully,
GEO. SLOAN"
The following is from Mr.. Slonn's miller
81 have assisted Mr. ooan IN naking the above
statement, and fully endurSs ii. "
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s. l.. S II A r r

=, U rolNHoH oAgln IN
m M = Il a } q X MI A III A..
hese diseases ore eommen to many localities OF
t'e CHtol '5talesi out tAey prevoH NORTH,
HoHtA, Edsttr west; taeY al equally spring from
inc same mlasmM cause The reat variety OF
= at ioti9s oi alsease Is owing pFiheipa-
y 10 Giference laage, sex, constitution and iah.
lts Oh the sufferers bpt as the cause is the same
tnoy wLi alleqlayylsid to Eome ly tiatis com
peicnt ID Overcome or remove that cause.
ny Inc laws Of Nature, every principle as its 90.
pHsi.e Rhd Tor every disc sc, cause OK DISEASE
there IS fc.ageht, or IN other words a specilla
rem, ~ w MoieFiR Whether arising frum.tlassh-
eS' St"snant wafer decomposllon Of animal alri
Eesetaole hlat'ef'o of even newly eieaF d lah,l4 :,
Nv S'tt,E "a elil I.sF '', eAsct y Poison Hps-
ihS ~ tie otnlospheEe' lAing disease to al. VA.
breathe IT, IN accor4aAca with those uiIalh,rable
laws governing tnJ unerr'ng affinity Sbsisling be.
S"sei opPosi'S5' heEel IN tie preparation be.os
| US, offered 70 10 tle pabllr, uEa
THE TVEAL 'ANfiDorE TO MALARIA,
WHICH ne ulralAes the poism whichever il comes in
cod'ict "lui ~ even - Tue o2sh arr and when Ia.
cog lAsbiAil3 conp'tttlH nflf9es tire system afisc-
'tu oy - OF us pa tiu lalieeP, ald iAs storss
oiG preserves heat'!.
ht remedy !s9elieFed 10 NC entHeiy aewS aRi
uhA'oW' 70 any o'u me proprietor VITO disllncily
r'"lS ti'e Io""IG e1IIAoEd4Rafy rssdlts irou, ia
"Ss' .,,. - r gsM s. 4s1
- ~ lhsital4Hy cfech tls ague ~ persons who
n"r e""eIsa tef my lehsth 81 tl!hr. fsGt0te day
10 Stht-, ana " co9ilnplng ~ use sccofd
tlhs 70 th2 oFeciionS radical cure will be c!iss
tedi The paileat n;nupg iree from The 7eomplap
iui eNeti unless subsequent exposure TO malaria
S'''~uiu ~ laaAe lF5 use agahl necessary.
:" t's oi'el la@tlon @ upoh 4ie poison ~ tile sys
el' - wiz HhnealaAly reilepe all the Distressing
I; ~ piiiGVS Y lte diseases aud Wien the
alS'aSe Is cnfed II wtll entirely prevent the aLces
slon r, o. general debility ana Aignt Sweats, i.l
80 o!Noh 70 ~" tl' n9lsfAlA1n q other ns,ii
| clhes. ne patent ~ on'e begins 10 recover apps.
te ahG STrhStH' ana eoiitihdss 70 Improve a.ltil
tl ;t ~ - W ',.1sIs 49,, neais'S, "a, A~
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H. CHTLDS 81 go.

WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE.
No l33@Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
LJAvE jusfreceivsd tleir Falt Stock Of Boots
j Land Shoes, consisting Of over Foar tholsand
chilGten's wear, purchased direc from the Eastern
Manufacturers, principally for cash, previous TO
the recent advance in stock and selected with
great care as to quality anu sizes adapted to the
Yves tern Trade a. 5
f Merchants visiting Pittsburgh win iisd il adyan.
ktngeous to look though aHimmsnse establishment
befere purchasing. as we Snre Determined 10 scIl MS
low as any New York, Philadelphia or Baltimore
Jobbing Houses 4.
frime.N Nswe4 ork Sole Leather constantly kept
( Ay.P ariienIar attention given toorders
a soelQl 3 IL Il. Ks q y III! CHiLsnS Il co.
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Agents.

James Collins & Co., Freight and passenoor A.
gents, No lll and ll5 Water st Pittsburgh
N. Kinney, Freight Agent, Little Miami II. r
Depot, Cincinnati 4 @
P.W. Suader, Passenger Broadway. Gin
cinndG.
( Richard Hooker, Passenger Agent, Newark.
+. A. Wells, do. sfeubenville
LAyFAYETrE nEyENNY, General Freight and Tick.
ct Agent, Steubenville.
4. W. WOODWARD, Superintendent.
September 10, 1855. = ~
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u Wonderful Discovery!
Dr.. A. XippelIeM's.
W0RM pAaTTTTEa'

\ ssm WORM PAsTILLES. r Z
b THIS new valaeble WORM MEDICINE com.
bnes two most desirable qualities wanting IN am
otcf vermifuges; as aiine Coniectionnry il il easy
adminis'ered while as amedicine it never fails to
cure 4. y
Mothers and Nurces quit'd yourctfiIdrcf,
with the nauseous Worm. StuiIs and gel Il Isax AZ
Dr. zipperlen's Worm Candy, yoniwH 6n44A *
lhe Drng Stores Of John Besl aud jphn aAIelIoa,..
cadizgOhin, 49, @ M IA gB "
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lumber WSGnfed:

rTNfiE Subscriber wishos 20 purchase a large lotof
gon and Carriage making. &c. for which the very
highest price IN CASH wilfbe paid, II delivered soon
enquire at N. Slemiuons' blacksmith shop.
Cadiz, June D, lS5l-3t t e.. 81 Il. PENN
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LosT.'-During the fair, a pair of gold
spectacles, between the residence Of Mrs.
Beebe and the fair ground. They were the
Of Mrs. Henderson, of Cadiz.-
ANY person fading the same. and will re-
turn them to either Mrs. Henderson or VIM.
G. Finney, shall be literally rewarded, aod
receive many thanks.
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Too LATE.-The Fasionists have started
another Roarback, towit: that R-eder has
been murdered somewhere in Kansas
This comes too late for Onic and Pennsyl-
vania and little too early for New York.
Try again.
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No MoRE TAxEs.-Now the F Fusiohists
are IN power IN state, county and city, we
shall sec no more of that conlounded tax
gatherer about. The banks are going to
pay the taxes in future ~ iEf7
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ODERLrN FOR GIDDINGs. The Cleveland
Her Id is in for Wade, but Oberlin goes
for Giddiugs, for the next U. S. Senator,
from Ohio. As goes 0osr.in 50 goes Fu-
sionism in Ohio. Wen bet our money on
Old Gid