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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-11-12
From the Detroit Fee Press.

From the Detroit Fee Press.
Outrageous Assault by AN Indian
upon n French Woman In Minne-
sOta--The Iudinn shOt---Threat-
ened Vengeance.
ST. PAUL, Oct Is.
On the 4th inst, one Ofthe Sioux Indians cali
cd at the house Of Mr.. Baurel, Frenchmsn,
residing on the Minnesota River, and complain
cd ofhaving lost his blanket He had been pre-
yiously at the House, and, sympathising with
his loss, Mr.. b. and his wife started into the
fields to assist him in findingit. He wandered
off some hundred yards, when the treaeherous
Indian threw offhis garb of friendship, and com
mcnced deadly assault upon Mrs Baurel
knocking her down, strangling her, and attemp-
ting to violate her person. He held his victim
firmly by the throat, but her cries for aid, tho
somewhat smothcrod and interrupted, attrac-
ted her husband to the spot, who rushed to her
protection. .SAt his approach the Indian left his
victim, and turned upon Mr.. Baurel with a
drawn knile-when the Frenchman sliced a
loaded rife and shot his assailant through the
head.
The body Ofthe Indian was drawn away by
Mr.. and Mrs B., and buried in deep hole,
which they covered with brush-they consider
ing that an immediate surrender and acknowl-
edgmcnt ofthe deed would expose them to an
attack from he Indians. But the concealmcnt
serve ed them no better, for the dead body was
discovered on Monday, and a body of Sioux sent
to dcspach Mr.. and Mrs b., who fortunately
heard of the pursuit and fed.
The remaining Sioux in that vicinity are des-
perate and have sworn vengeance. They have
killed his cattle, desolated his gardens, and Sto-
Ken his furniture, and now threaten to burn his
house. They are continually prowling around
the place, in bands of so to GO, yellnglille set
Of Infatuated ffcnds, "blood for blood" and de-
claring if they did not get him, they will take
some of his nearest neighbors; that they will
have white mans scalp to dance on before they
are content. The neighbors are in constant ter
ror, and hardly dare to leave their houses.-
We learn that some of them have been sent to
st. Paul for protection and assistance Of some
kind should be Immediately rendered.
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A GESERAL ELoPEMESr.---Mrs. Kingston, Of
New York, was recently taken sick, and her
husband seized the opportunity to elopc with o
handsome servant girl named Miss Martin
Arrived in Albany, Miss NJ. elopcd with young
man named Cornelius and Mr.. Kings money.
Mr. King being penitent, returned home and
found that his wife had clopod with dry-goods
clerk named JelFers, and all the movable arti-
cIes in the kouse. Whereupon Mr.. K. started
oifin pursuit, considering himself deeply in
jurcd - - '~t"
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Our space will not permit us to publish more cor
ifcates in FULL but we would refer to the following
persons whose letters in possession certify
ing to its worth
Walker, Cincinnat Rev Joel White, Economy;
Rev John Powell, Portsmouth,; John L. McJunkin,
Bntler; II S Griffith, Esq, Pittsburghi i G Baker.
Wheeling; Capt Gordon, Pittsburgh; John I Nc
Mrs M Evans, New Brighton; Robert Greenlee,
Beavers Isaac Sutherland, Yanport; Mrs S A Get
tys Freedom Slas Roberts, Meaiyillc, Henry
Smith, New Castle; Miss A Wilson, New Castle
Elk Gov w + Johnston, L G Cunningham. Alle-
Bridgewater; Rev VIM Smith, Louisville, Judge
Keys, Cincinnati, Capt Geo Kennedy, Wellsyllle,
Jas Wilkins, Allegheny; J F 0Nei, steubenyllle'
Rev Henry Cline Venango couEty; Dr. James far a. :
sons, Louisville; Rev, John Watkins, Maysylle;
Can't Jacob Poe, Georgetown; james IL Dodds,
Butler countyi Ex.Gov VIM Bigler, Rey.-G See
| hon, Louisyile. --aa
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Fnrlll at E,mllIie. &c.

nN FRIDAY JANUARY Cd, BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 10
NJ A. H. AND 4P. NJ, 1857; AZ PUBLIC SALE on tho
premises, in German Township, HGfrisgn co Ohio
within one halfmilo OF the town ot Jotierson VIII
be sold, the Farm lately occupied by John Peoples
decensed containing 100 acres 10 be sold altogether
or in nnrts 10 SUR pnrchasers The iarin is weilim
proved well watorod and timbcred, wi an abund'
ance Of coal There are two fiiie bearing orchards
on ii, Two dwelling houses and two barns III sit
uated in good neigh a2rhood, tRe land is Of excel
lent quality md tho facilities % good market arc
nnsurpaseed. @s tsf.l,s.tas
TEams --Cne tbird hand, md ihg balance in
three annunl payfaentg with9at lulefe4
@ ltgga JJttH RAMSEY,
JAMES PitEpElSs.
] Nov IL l8SG:st. Executors
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EARLY RIsINa.--I would nscribe on the cur
tains Of your bed, and on the walls of your
chamber: aIf you do not rise early, you can
make progress in nothing. # you do nov set
opart your hours Of rcading--if you suffer your
self or any ono else to break in upon them, your
day viii slip through your hands unprohtabys
fdyulouSly, and uncnjoycl by yoursel2'-- Chat
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-11-12
what DlngEanml's work is About.
ER0! FOR SALT River!
rE'zle fast sailing SCOW
DESUNEONKsM,

JOHN A. BINGHAM, Master,
RICHARD HATToN, Mate, r. CUTE RowIEs,
Cook, and LEWIS LEwToN, CAambermaid, will
leave Cadiz for the above port positively on mex
Thursday evening, Nov. 13, 1856, at ?. M
All aboard at the ringing of the bell.
For freight or passage, apply on board or tC
J. II. McMATH, General Agt,
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Stnbbing ARRAY.

We have heard report Of n stabbing afray
y scnccNiIlc on Tuesday last, speaking from
thc report i appears that young man BY the
name of Wislad stabbed another man called
Malone some Aeyen times, thereby pcriling his
ll'e- Wishari WINS arrested Cause Of the af-
nay unkcwn bnt supposed to be some old
EriiiTe. Malone 4 M expected to survive
Grns-y Tines
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Bowman's Vegetable Compound is sold OF sl,OO
per bottle or six bottles for $500
: DR.. JOHN MCLEAN is our Wholesale and re-
tail Agent for Cadiz Ohio.
Call at the Agents and get copy of Bowman's
Chemical Journal and read it,
Retail Merthants can be suppledby oar Agents
at our wholesale prices. e%
Manufactured and sold by
DIR. II. M BOWMAN & co.
Sole Proprietors, New Castle, Lawrence county
Pennsylvanid. nov IL lSo6-y.
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$4,000 worth Or Goods.

Being by far the most desirabie-embracinq tho
Best Selections they have ever brought to the CITY,
They have sdded to their former almo 1 endlers
variety, large stock Of FlOwered Carpeting Rnqs.
&c, Of the latest Designs Also a cho &c lot 81
Furs-suitshle for Winter irade-to both Of which,
as well as their stock generally they invite the
tention Of the trade
Having been in the East short time previous to
the late heavy rise in ali cotton fabrics and buying
largely with Cash las we have done for many years.
we'll us from the importer and manufacturers in
many instances they can offer inducements to close
cash trade excelled by no house in the west.
10 meet the wants Of their Tupidly increasing
trade, they Eave made and are making arrange
ments TO furnish the trade with one of the best
lected stock of goods in the west and at as low
rates as can be had in the United States.
In this stock may be found fully 1000 yards of
Silks. Some-the best imported
400 yards French Merinoes, Cashmeres, Thibit
Bombnzinas, both colored and plain.
full line Of the richest Printed, and Omhre and
Satin and striped DelaineE Rnd GashmeTes imported
400 clonks, taiICa shawls, scarls &c. embracing
all the latest styles and the best ever bought.
10000 yards OF Ginghams, Delaines, Dways,
Prints, &c.
700OOyurds of Dcmestics, cnpracing the latest
line of the Wooden and Cotton fabrics, kept by
any similar, il no ! by any house in the city.
They are fully prepared 10 sell by the pieceo at
retail.
They solicit the attention Of close cash trOde,
and plodgo the public that no effort upon their part
shall be wanting to secure much larger trade.
I hey feel confident thai no house iu the city can
offer equGl inducements TO herade their motto ls
''no trodble to sell goods"
Goods sent to Boats, Cars erd Hotels free of
charge. STONE 4 THOMAS.
November l2-tf
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u@- Poctryis said to bethe aower of litcsa.
furc; prose is the corn, po,atCos and meat; SAT
ire ls the aquaortisi wit y the siee AMI t,spcr:
iose letters arc the honey and AlgaiS; letters
containing rehiitlaness .r. ~ aytls dasnyl;n-s
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Pastor 4st Prot Meth Church, PhiIad
From Judge yunLorn Of the District cour, at
C!Nc lNNAr1, May 4, 1856.

ClNc iEEATI, Moy 4, 1856
have used Bow mans Vegetable Compound Tor
Bronchitis nd Cough, ard beiit vrg il 10 To tie
best medicine Tor those diseases, and TIC only one
/ tyer got to give mo relmnncnt relief. 1t will
cure recommend ito the public as safe and
fEic;en medicine that will perform what it is p, b.
ished to do. WM. VANllOkN.
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Hear what the celebrated DR.. Peek ssye:
| have used Bowman's VCget table compound for
coughs and hoarscRess in speaking; and believe it
TO be the best preparation for lroa md Lung
plants ever got; and ] recommend it TO the pub.
lie speaker and singer veil as those niiiigted with
Lnng diseases. j. L. PECK.
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Pastor Of the Clinton St. NJ. L. Church
Here is one frcro tbo old pioneer Methodist pres

Here is one from de Cd pioneer Methodist pTet
cher of Ohio, Rev. J. Il, Finley:
j believe Rowmrn's YegcuIle Compound TO l.
the beet remedy Tor disetstd ! front and Lungs Of
the day have tested it, ard iould it TO be the
hest OF ali the popular remedies / ever tried ard
! have tried yely many. | rectnntn nd it TO tho
pubic-try it and you will be convinced Of ,ts h
perioriy }. Is. FINLEY.
Cincinnati July 70, 1856.
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Herr what Dr. henson, Of Cincinnati says

IIetf what Dr. Bonson, OF Lmcnnall aays-
Extract from a lottcrl
"Bowmnn's Vegetable Compound contains vir
dicine in my know ledge. 1t does not only smonth
the disease over, giving ii only temporary relief
dixie most of pa enl mediciues) but it commences
at the root of the disease and performs p' rect
cure. u. w, GENSOSi VI. u.
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but sell four times as much of Bowman's Vegeta-
BILE Compound Of all The others put together and
it gives the best satisfaction OF any Medicine that
ever sold Ii is a medicine that should be in ev-
err house. A. ROSS, Druggist, New Castle, Pa.
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would not be without this compound If could
help it, for Gun speak with one half the difficulty
that used TO have in preaching; it eases the voice
Of hoar sness and enlages the mir cells Of the lungs
Iwould honestly recommend it to all public speak
ors as an excellent medicine for throat and lung
diseases, for have been preaching FOR twenty eight
ears, and never met with anything that helped my
throat and voice so much as is has done.
Rev w. 2. GOODJOlN.
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have used Bowman's Vegetable Compound in
throat nd believe it to be the best thing that
ever got for those complaints, aid cheorlully rec.
JACOB GAsTON,
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lcheorfully recommend Il to the public as med
icine which is good for the throat aud lungs, and
particularly would recommend il 10 my brethren
who are preaching and who are trouble with sore
throat and hearsensss OF tho voice, or with pain in
the breast splitting Of blood or any lung disease
whatever. Rev JOHN FARMER.
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Extract .f51ns a Litter.

PITrsBpRGu Aug !, 1876.
have tried it for ohg standing cough and pain
in my bre asst and it cured me entirely. My wife
tried it for Bron chits and believes it TO be the bss
thing she ever got for it aud in fact the only thing
she ever got that entirely cured her. | cheeruy,
and unasked, recommend it to the public.
Yours, Rev. JOHN n. WARNER.
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For sale by all
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-28

GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM IN GIN
.CINNATI. OHIO. CONVINCING EVIDENCE,
For more than three years have been suffering
with rheumatism, and enlargement and pain o!
the bones aud joints. have s~trictitly followed
the advice Of physicians, and at other times used
such family medicines as had been recommend
ed for the cure OF rheumatism: still did not i'm.
prove in the least, and was frequently compelled
to keep my bed. and thereby was prevented from
attending to my business. Some weeks ago, |
was induced by friend to try Critters Spanish
Mixture. The effect was miraculous. | felt
considerably improved after | had taken the
fourth dose: | have only used one single bottle,
and am entirely free from all pain. feel better
than | have felt for years and attribute my CON-
pletely.r re stored health, solely to the use of Car
ter's Spanish Mixture. l consider II most ex-
ce'lent medicine for rheumatism and all diseases
Of the blood, and chcerfnlly recommend il to the
afflicted. ID BURRITT,
Sonth-e corner Fourth and Walnut sts.
Cincinnati. March IL, 1855.-feb2B I'm.
Sold by Fred'k Eckstein. Cincinnati,
Minshall Brookins 4 Son, Eaton.
j. II. Bonn, Camden.
Tough & Co.. Fairhaven.
j. Brown, Morning Sun
d. b, Edwards. Winchester
J. Coblentz, Lewisburg.
j. II. Gale, West Alexandria.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-28
EpItEPsY oR FALLtNa FITS.

We believe we cannot do our readersa more
important service, than by again calling their
attention to that most remarkable preparation,
discovered by DR.. SErHS, HANcE, Of Baltimore,
Md, which possesses the power Of alternating
and curing that horrid visitation Of man-Epi-
lepsy. or Falling Fits. In recommending this
preparation 10 cur renders, we do so with a con-
yiction that we are not degrading our columns to
pull a common patent medicine, bit are placing
before them a discovery. which, II fully known,
would prob ibly do mpre TO alleviate human suf-
ferIng, than any invention Of modern times. DR.
Hance. in asking us to notice his preparation ia
vorably IN our editorial department. has sent US
for perusal a number of letters from persons who
have used his pills, and have been cured thereby.
All ofthem speak In the most grateful and eulo-
CYSTIC terms One great advantage this m ,dicine
possesses, is the fact that it can be transported
through the mails, thereby affordinging every one
an opportunity of dealing direcrly with the in
ventor, and also precluding all possibility Of be-
ing imposed on by a counterfeit or spurious imi-
tation. DR.. Hance pays the postage on his Pills
to any partof the country, and will forward them
by return Of mail. on the receipt Of q remittance
His prices are as follows One box. 50; two do.
81; Twelve do, ga. All orders for the medi
cine should be addressed 10 Sera S. HAScB. l0S
Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md.
FEB. 28.-2w.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-28
NOTICE.

John Mettert, Samuel Mettert, Martin Mettert,
VIM. M%ettert, Geo. Mettert, John Kisling, MARY
Ann his wife, tlate Mary Ann Mettert,9 jacob. N,
Silver, and Lydia his wife, Qate Lydia M~ettert,)
Francis Clawson and Christina his wife, Qato
Mettert.) Joseph Clawson and Rachael
his wife. Qate Rachael Mettert,) and Amanda
IA minor children and heirs at law of
Frederick F. Mgttert. deceased, and Cathariue
Mettert widow OF said Frederick Mettert. decd.
You will take notice that on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, A. d. 1855. David Mettert filed a Petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas of Preble county.
Ohio. where the same is now pending demanding
of the following premises situate In the
county Of Preble and State Of Ohio, and describ-
ed as follows, to wit: 'The sonth east quarter of
section No nine ~ in township eight (S) and Of
range two (3) east &C, containing one hundred
and sixty acres of land more Or less. The un-
dersigned demands that partition be made of
said premises as follows:-To the undersigned
an equal eleventh part: to John Mettert, William
Mettert, Samuel M%ettert, Martin Mettert, George
Meter Mary Ann Kisling, Lydia Silver. Christian
Clawson, Rachael Clawson. and Amanda Mettert,
each one equal eleventh part and to Catharine
Mettert, dover in the whole At the next term Of
said Court after forty days from the filing of said
application will he made by the under
signed for an order that partition may be made,
&c. of said premises
DAVID METTERT. Petitioner.
HUBBARD C Foos, Atty's for Pet'r.
Attest. L.. B. OGDEN, Crk.
Feb. II, 1856 st.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-28
Attest, i. Is. OGDEN,
January 81, lS56,-6t,

James Boylan and julius
A. BoyIan late partners
in tradein the firm, MANI
Of BpylaL & Co. Plaintiffs PreDle Common
agaiust Pleas.
Horace P. Bipgs and Al Civil action.
ice o. BigPs his wife, and
Edward Hawes Defts.
TIE SAID Defendants, Horace P. Briggs,
Alice D. Biegs his wife, and Edward Halves,
are hereby notified that on the 18th day OF
Feb. 1856 The above named Plaintiffs filed in
the Clerks off, e 9th Court OF Common Pleas
their petition, the object and prayer of which
peiitinr is TO fofeclose o mortgage, on the fol-
lowing Lot to.wit:-lnl0t No. 81, ss known
and designated on the original plat Of the town
|of Fair Haven, Preble County Ohio.
Said mortgage was executed ~ the said
Horace P. Biggs and wife To- the said Edward
Halves, on the 26Lh day OF january 1854, 10
secure the payment ola note executed b. said
|Horace p. Riggs TO said, Halves. on The same
day for 5000, due on the 26th day oil Jsnna-
ny 1856. Said note and mortgage was duly
assigned BY said Hawes to the Plaintiff ON
the, ID day OF February 1854, ~audaupless said
Defendants answer or demur BY theei2thdsy
OF April. 1856. said Petition will be taken ss
and a. the next Term oil said Court,
plaintiffs, will ask a Judgment sgainst said
Defendants for the sum OF $500, with interest
from The 26ihs day Of January 1856, and ,
decree for The sale Of said motigaged premises
10 pay said 1ebi and for other proper relief,
W J.&J. A. GILMORE,
Attest. Atty.s for Plf's.
L. e. ocpKs. Ci,k.
Feb, Ia, ts56s--6t.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-28
HUBBARD q FOos, AT.
January "a, 1885,
Stephen right, and
Sarah Wright his wife,
Preble Common Pleas.
| Petition for partition.

Stephen Wright, and
Sarah Wright his wife, Preble Common Pleas.
VS.. Petition for partition.
VIM, Fultz, ct. al.
THE sail defendants William Fultz, Abraham
Hesson and Elizabeth his wife, Mary Hollins.
worth, Luther Fultz. Franklin FuItz, Peter
Wright, aud Jane Wright, are hereby notified
that on-the 3lst day Of October, A. ID 1855, the
above named plaintiffs filed in the Clerks office
of the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Preble county,
Ohio, against them the said defendants, their
Petition for Partition, the object and prayer Of
which s1id petition is to obtain partition of the
following described real estate, situate and lying
and being in the county Of Preblc and Stale OF
Ohio, and described as follows. to wit:-Begin-
ming at the north cas- corner of section eighteen
(S) in township number six (6) range three (3)
east, and running thence west one hundred and
fifty one perches and ten links to a stake; thence
south seventy perches and twenty two and one
half links to a stake; thence east one hundred
and fifty one perches and ten links to o stake on
the east section line; thence north seventy poles
and ten links TO the place of beginning, c~ontain-
ing sixty seven acres of land excepting howev-
err, the tract OF land contained in the following
description, decided by Arnold Fultz TO Daniel
Rex, by deed bearing date December IL, 1854.
beginning at the north west C ,rper of the north
east quartz r of section eighteen in the township
six in range three east, &c, thence north IS de-
grees east on the section line, 40 poles and 20
links to a corner in the centre of the Eaton Rail
Road: thence south 40 deg. west So poles and II
links to a corner in the road: thence north forty
deg west42 poles TO the place of beginning, con-
tanning five acres one ROOD and sixteen poles Of
land. Also lot number thirty nine 1872 as known
and designated on the town plat Of the town Of
New Lexington in Preble county, Ohio. being
five rods in front and ten rods back, containing
q fty .o,,a IN rOd = B. ayc aptip ~ fha ~ tho Nal
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-28
Christopher Brower&
Mary Blower his wife, }Preble Com. Pleas
VS.. Petition for Parl'n.

Mary Blower his wife, Preble Com. Pleas
vs.. Petition for Part'n.
Zadock Tomlinson et.slJ
TTNHE said defendants, Zadock Tomlinson
and Mary Tomlinson, his wife, and Eme-
line Bloomfield, widow OF Robert A. Bloom.
field, deceased, are hereby notified that on the
9Th day Of January, A. d. 1856, the above
named Plaintiffs FLED in the Clerks Office Of
the Cout, of Common Pleas OF Pre- Bile county,
tihio, their petition against them The said de-.
PENDANTS, the object and prayer OF which said
Petition is 10 obtain partition OF and the as
sigumcnt Of the dover OF The said Emeline
Bloomfield, in The following described real es-
'taie, situate, lying and being in the county Of
Preble, and State OF Ohio. Being one hun
bred and ten acres OF OF the north side Of The
north east quarter OF section thirty six 1850 ia
township numb tr eight (8) Of range number
one % east, &c. And the defendants are fur
Their notified that unless they appear and an
swer or demur to said PETITION bv the 22d day
Of March. A. d. 1856, the plaintiffs " i'll take
the matt ers OF said petition as confessed ami
will a, The next Termof said Court thereafter,
apply 10 said Court for an order that the dover
OF the said Emeline Bloomfield may be assign
ed and said premises parlhioned accordingly.
HUBBARD & FO0S,
1Aiiy's fot Petitioners.
Attest, L. n. OGDEN. Cpk.
January "a, 1885, 81.