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Throw Away Your Old Churns
and Save Labor.

TNHOSE wishing to purchase ] S. Dickinsons
l. patent Churn, can be accommodated by calling
on the subscribers in Green township, Harrison CO.,
q. who has the exclusive right to manufacture and
sell them in the counties OF Harrison and Belmont
This Churn was patented in 1854 and has superseded
the use OF all others where it has been Introduced
and is the only ever invent which has sustain
ed its reputation. No person who has given this
churn ihorc gh trial, would be without it for dou-
Bile what it costs. We have privilege of offer
ing the following testimony TO prove that this is
labor saving machine.
Testimonies:
This is to certify that have been using one of
]. S. Dickinson's Patent Churns, sold by w. b.
Merchant, of HopedaIe for sufficient length Of
time to test its qualities, and consider it both for
ing machines and would recomn end it to all those
wishing to improve their method of fchurning
JOSEPH LEWIS.
Green township Oct. 9, 1885,
This is to certify that have used one of J. S.
Dickinsons Patent churns sold by w. b. Merchant
OF Hopedale, and consider it the best article Ior
churning have ever seen, and would recommend
il 10 all who want good churn.
Athens, o., Oct IS. JOHN STEERS.
This may certify that have used one of j. s.
DiCkinson's patent churns sold by w. B. Merchant
OF Hopedale, and have no hesitation in declaring
it superior to any churn have ever seen, as can
do my churning with fourth the labor that it re-
quired on the old churn, and for ease and speed
would recommend 1t to all those wishing to improve
their method of churning.
Athens o., Oct 10. GEORGE BROWN Jr.
have been using one Of S. Diokinson's patent
churns sold by w B. Merchant and would recon-
mend it as the best article or churning have ever
cen DANIEL JOHNSON.
Cadiz o Oct 10
do hereby certify that | have been using one Of
J. S. Dickinson's patent churns sold by w B. Mer-
chant, Of Hopedae and believe ii to be the best ar.
ticle for churning have ever seen.
Athens o. JOHN McFADDEN.
Manufactured and sold by
J. S. Il w. B. MERCHANT.
Nov 10 I'm
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No President since the election Of Madison,
in lSI2. has received so small majority of the
electoral votes as James Buchanan. - Steuben-
vile Herald
0TWesee the above going the rounds Of the
Block Republican papers. 1t is simply not
true. Mr.. buchanan has ITO electoral votes
with out California, which would mako hin 174.
Gen. Taylor in l549 had but 1863.
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HAIR DYE
STILL TRIUMPHANT,

STILL bTRIUMPIIANTs
4 CONTRAST the tints brought out in the hair by
~ Christadoro's marchess rcvitalising HAIR
DYE, and those produced by the application of the
burning fluids ordinarily sold as Hair Dyes you see
at that the color is natural in one ease natu-
raj in the other, and the simple reason is that
Cristadoros is the ONLY preparation which, by its
and immutable principles. Made, sold and appliec
dn 10 private rooms) at CRlSPADURO'o Astor
House Broad way, New York. Also fer sale by
the principal Druggists und Perfumers throughout
the country.
New York Agents-W, H. CARY & CO.; ano
WARD, CLOSE & co,
March 26, lS56-ly.
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where are the Kansas shrickers

"hcfe are the AamSHS ShrlCkerS!
What has become Of bloody Kansas? Not a
word from there for two whole days! Has the
"blood' dried up or are the throats of the black
Republicans so stuffed with the wool of the
mustang that they cannot Shrek? Oh! Rocky
Mountain! Oh! "Jessie" Oh! Bleeding Kan
sas! Thy voices are all mute! Thy bleeding
wounds all healed, and not even an honorable
scur'' to point to to tell Of the dangers through
which you have passed. At least million Of
campaign documents on hand: hundred thou
sand lies-lives 1--WE mean, )-of Fremont; fifty
thousand Songs of Jesse;' hundred newspa-
pers and fifty presses-independent presses!---
on hand and for sale!! What sacrifice of
and all on account of poor, bleeding
Kansas, whose fate, however, seems now quite
torgotten.--N Y News.
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MILK SIcKNEss.--The Peoria (Illinos) pa-
pers say that the milk sickness is prevailing to
an alarming extent in the Macknaw Bottoms,
about ten miles from Pekin. Over one hun
dred head of cattle died in one week from the
disease; one farmer lost forty fine cattle. It is
still spreading, and the people dare not touch or
taste meat, milk or butter in the whole region.
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THE EYE and EAR.

During my late tour in Europe, obtained sever
nj new instruments, and Remedies of inculcuable
yulue in my speciality. There is now nothing
known to the faculty in either hemisphere with
which am not familiar, which combined with an
extensive practice for 20 years in the city OF NJ W
y ork, en- a6les me to restore SIGHT and HEAR
ING IN many cases hitherto deemed hopeless -
Cataract positively cured by a new method without
pain, also Squnling or Cross Eyes in a few sec
onds. Amaurosis cured in the majority of cases
Granuatious Ulcers Films or specs, and Watery
Eye, invariably; oleo Deafness Singing IN the Ear
aud Discharges by all entirely new process. NV
Treatise on the Eye" price SO cts, also ARTI
FIUIAL EYES which move and look exactly like
the natural eye. and are inserted without an opera
ton, aid all remedies forwarded by mail Consul
tatioas by letter receive especial attention. @
JAMES w. POWELL, Nj D.,
...u OCULlST, AURIST, &c.
Offices, SOP Broadway, N.
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ISAAC LEWIS
Of GEORGETOWN, Invites the atten-

ton of the pubic to his large and general assort
ment OF GOODS suited to the season, recently re.
ceved from Philadelphia comprising Ladies'
Dress Goods, Men and Boys wear, Hats, Caps
Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Groceries, Oils, Drugs,
&c. This stock was selected with care and He
Hatters hmselfthat he on examination convince
those in want Of Goods that is to their interest to
make their purchases of him. All kinds Of Coun.
try Produce received usual, in exchange for
Goods. Hides and Skins wanted
Gcoraetow Nov. 26. 1856. 3t. pd.
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KID GLOVE CLEANER

An important Discovery to tho Economist
Something New!Jnst imported,
"JOUVEN'S lNODORUs PREPARATION"
for instantly cleaning KID GLOVES without the
slightest Smell Rub small portion on the glove,
and the dirt instantly disappears--can be worn i'm
mcdiGtey afterwards One bottle is warranted To
clean fifty pair OF gloves. Price So cents Try it
before buying. All the Agents are presented with
an open bottle to prove its operation: Agents are
coming money by the unprecedented demaLd.--
More wanted.
CONTENT, ,NEARY e. Co.. Wholesale Store.
No, SOP Broadway, N. Y.
Imnn l9-lv
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Another Arrival of Watches, Clocks
IeweIry, &C., at Quests.

The new Jewelry Store on Main street, op-
posite the Public Buildings, has received anoth-
er splendid stock of Jewelry, &C., which "Ben''
is selling at astonishing low prices. His stock
IS one of the best ever brought to Cadis; and
needs only to be seen to be purchased. Watch
es and Clocks repaired at all times in the most
workinaniike manner.
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HAZLErON O. BROTHERS.
Piano Forte
MANUFACTURERS.
No. 209, Centre Street, New York,

No. 2O9, Centre Street, New York.
Where may be fuond superior assortment of
Piano FOrles in Plain and Ornamental Cases, from
8 ia octave OF the best materials, and pronounced
by distinguished artist to be unsurpassed. Will
be sold on the most reasonable terms and warrant
ed to stand in any climate. Order from the country
promptly attended to and each Piano guaranteed to
r.ct to us, We reip1 ding the money andfleislt
AT the great Exhibition at the CIR, stal Palu,.
New York, 1858, Prize Medal wus awarded to
1azleion e. Brothers, tor the superior quality vi
their Piana Fortes, which were tested in Touch
Tone Equality, and Du rabiity of Tune, and placed
in the highest grade by the following Distinguished
Arlisls--W William Norris, Chairman on Musical In
strrments; Julian. Max Marelzek, w. II. Fry; r.
y Wi lis, L. Eisledt, z. Aleignen, Emelias Girnc
Dwight, Jury on Musical Instruments, George f,
Bristow, Secretary Oh Musical Instruments.
June ID, 1856 ly.
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More New Clothes, &C.,

slJacob Crabb, under our Office, has just re-
ccivcd another stock of Ready Made Clothing,
which he isisclling at astonishing low prices
Give hima call when you need new suit, and
our word for it you will get bargain.
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.ERMs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Democratic Celebrations.

The Democratic Celebrations in all parts Of
Harrison county during the past week passed
off IN fine style. The Democracy of this cOun-
ty are enjoying themselves. They have right
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Fine stock fer the West.

Mr. Moses Handy formerly of this county, but
now Of Fort Dcsmoines, Iowa, recently pur-
chased of the Messrs. Ladd, of Jefferson county
Ohio, five brood mares supposed TO be in fcal to
Bush Messenger, also young Morgan Filley,
sired by Champion Black Ha'ck. He purchased
from John Wyley, "Slepy Joe," young Hato-
ga Stallion. Mr.. Ii. has number of very fine
mares in foal to the celebrated trotting and rack
ing horse Hiatoga."
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

EEPOzsTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
THO oil persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
l. such Spermaurrh,E4, Seminal Weakness %
Impotence, G0nnrrlHa, elect. Sy yphls, the Vice sff
Onanism, or Self abuse. &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
awful destruction OF human life, caused by Sexual
dis seascs, md The decepons practised upon the
fortunate victims OF such diseases by Quhcks, laveA
direced their Consulting Surgeon, as charitable
act, worthy OF their name, 10 give Medical advice
gratis to all persons thus afflicted, who apply ~
letter, with description of thrir condition, (rgs,s
occupation habits Of life, &c J and in cases OF sx,
treme poverty aud suffering, to furnish medicines
FREE OF CHARGE s-,4ess s,ifssstag a
The Howard Association is benevolent Insti.
tuition, established by soecial Graow ment, for The
relief of the sick und distressed, afflicted 0t
ulent and Epidemic Diseases" II has now ,urplna
ot means, Witch the Directors have voted 10 ex.
pend in advertising the above notice. ltisgneed.
less To ndd that the Association commands the high
est Medical skill of the age, and will furnish tks
most approved inodern treatment # ss7s qqeA ag E
Just Published, by the Association, d Report on
Sperma,orrhoea. or Seminal Weakness the vice cf
0nanism, Mas urhaton or Self Abuse. and, otheE3g
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting
Surgeon, which will be sent by mail, TN d sealed
envelope,} tree oil CtIARGE, on the receipt of tSct
stamps for postage.
Address DR.. GEO. T. CALHOUN, Cousuitiae
Surgeon, Tlowarl Association No South yth strest q
Philadelphia Pa. BY order OF the Directors.
EZRA D. EARTWELE, P.esl sil3
GEO FAlRcHILD, Sect. July Is, 'b6-tk -
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Iunportam, to Eyery-Rody.

FOR THE last three years. have been engaged
in BUSINESS known only TO myself and cofnIJar.
lively few Others, whom have instructed for tha
"f S2f0 each, which has averaged ME at the
rate OF 53,oC0 to $4,000 per annufn: and havirgav
made arrangemr nts to go To Europe next Spring 70
engage in the same business, am willing 10 gsa
iu instructions in the art to any person In the u.ea
nited States Canadas, who will remit ms the sum,
of 81. | am induced, from the success have been
favored with and the manJ thauk'n al acknowi6de.bd
ments have received from those whom have in II
structpd, and who are making from SIS to Sl5 per
day at it, to give any person an opportunity teeAA
gage in this business which is easy, pleasant ai.d
very Profitable, at small cost There Is positively
Humbng IN The matter References of The basti
class can be given as regards its character and II,
can refer to persons whom have instructed, who
will testify that they are making from S5stu SIS
per day at the same. l. is business in which elthgt
Indies or gentlemen can engage, and with perfect
make very handsome income. Several Iadiasss
in various parts Of New York State. Pennsy lyania .
and Maryland; whom have instructed, are now
maGil.g from SO to Sc per day at It, 1t Il general 4
business and but lew ehillings required to start
it. Upon receipt of 81, will Immediately send 10
the applicant prinud circular crhtaing full in.i!
struclions in the art, which be perfectly under.
stood al once. ,9aHGf 4ss.@# ws a. saW
All letters mast be addressed to A. 4. PAR.
SONS 335 broadway, New York.
Sent 5-tf f-....f r
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POIICHOMANIE,

The new and beautiful art Of ornumenling the
simplest Glass Vessel 10 resemble the Finest Paint
ed China, at 1.-THE Of the cost, is creating an i'm
mense excitement, Ladies and Gentlemen are alike
acinated with this delightful occupation. chaste
and elegant amusement tor Children and Schools.
encouraging taste for grace in design and harmony
in the arrangement of colors The whole art can
be perfectly acquired in half an hour Book of in
struction separately 81. Boxes containing Vases
Book, and every Article required S., sent by E&-
press
: CONTENT, NEARY & Co, Wholesale Store,
June lS-ly. 5O2 Broacwav n Y
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A PERFUMED BREATH.--What lady or gentle
man would remain under the curse Of a disa-
greeable breath when by using the BALM OF
THOUSAND FLOWERS as dentifrice would not
only render it sweet but leave the teeth white as
alaInaster? Many persons do not know their
breath is bad, and the subject is so delicate their
friends. will never mention it. Pour single
drop Of the "Baln'' on your tooth brush and
wash tbs teeth night and morning. A fifty
cent bottle willlast a year.
A beautiful Complexion may easily be acqui-
red by using the "Balm ofa Thousand Flowers y
II will remove tan, pimples and freckles from
the skin, leaving it Of soft and roseate hue
Wet towel, pour on two or three drops, and
wash Che face night and morning
SHAVING MADE EAsY--Wet your shaving
brush in either wan or cold water, pour on two
or three drops Of "Balm ofa Thousand Flowers
rub the beard we'll and il will make beautiful
soft lather much facilitating the operation
ghaying. Price only Fifty Cents
~ w. P. FETIDGE g. co.
Franklin Square, New York
= For sale by all a
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CLIIIEHUGH's
Wigs and TOnpeeS!

With his newly invented transparent. skin seams,
and other late improve vsments, render themfJr dura-
They are measured and made on scientific princi-
pies, warrented not 10 shrink, and trial will prove
how ihev excel heavy clumsy, i'll fitting articles.
Nonresidents will receive on application his sys.
TEN of measuring, which never fails 10 secure q
perfect fit.
Cl.rehughs only genuine Tricopherous and Liq-
uid Hair Dye, for sale everywhere.
Oct 1856 ly l62 FULTON ST. New York.
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ROBERT BONNER.

Publisher Of New York Ledger,
Al Ann street, Neto York.
n. B.--He employ no travelling agents. Sps-
cimen numbers sent free.
Nov. 5, I'm.
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THE NEW YORK LEDGER,
The Great Fumily Weekly Paper,
Has attained the extraordinary circulation of
One Hundred and Seventy Thou.
sand Copies.
The LEDGER is devoted to
POLITE LITERATURE,
ORIGINAL TALES,
SKETCHES.
POETRY,
ESSAYS,
GOSSIP, and
CURRENT NEWS,
And maintains a high moral tone. 1t is every
where acknowledged TO be
The best family paper in the world!
Hence its extraordinary and unheard- of popuIari.
ty Mr.. BONNER, the proprietor Of the LEDG ER
employs the best talent in the country, and by 80
doing makes the best paper. Such writer's as
FANNY FERN,
EMMERSON BENNETT,
Are permanently engaged on it, and will write for
no other paper hereafter.
MRS. SIG0URNEY,
Also, constantly writes for it 50 do host Of other
popular authors, including
ALICE CARY,
MARY STANLEY GIBSON.
CLARA SYDNEY, etc. etc.
The LEDGER IS beautifully illustrated every
week, having secured the services of the celebra-
ted artist THWARTES, who designs only for the
LEDGER and Hnrper's Magazine.
The NEW YORK LEDGER is printed on bean.
tful white paper and is composed OF eight poges
making the handsomest weekly paper il the coun.
try.
1t is published every Saturday and sold at al the
news Offices in every city and town at the low price
of four cents.
1t is mailed to subscribers two dollars per an.
mum; two copies are sent for three dollars Any
perton obtaining eight subscribers at $3.50 each,
(Which is our lowest club rates,) and sending us
ST., will be entitled to one copy FREE.
Addrasu ali IottaKa IN
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For sale BY all

BALIARp's New HAIR DyE--It would seem
as IL BALLARD had found out the chemical con-
stituents Of thenatural coloring principle of the
hair. Certainly the rich and lustrous browns
or black impaired by his Hair Dye are not sur
passed by the living hues they SO perfectly imi-
tate. His preparation unquestionably deserved
the premium it obtained at the Worlds Fair,
and the formal approval It has received from the
most eminent chemists of the United States.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-11-26

0-Mr Buchanan polled 1900 moro votes
in New York than did both the Softs and Hards
last year; yet be Is beaten $4,000. n
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN AND COMPANY
BANKER5.

CORNER OF PINE AND NAssrA STREETS NEW YoaK,
ISSUE CIRCULAR NOTES and Letters of Cred
l. It fer travellers. available II the principle cities
OF the world, also MERCANTILE CREDITS on
the oriental bank corporation, London. MesSrs Geo
Peabody & Co., London, and Bank Of New South
Wales Australia.
BILLS OF EXCHANGEAND CASH CRED.
ITS on California and Australia, furnished on ap.
plication.
Interest allowed on current accounts and spe.
cial dep0sites, snbject 10 arrangement.
oCl.ly
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In this table, in all the Presidential elections,
the popular vote of South Carolina is omitted
the Legislature of that State selecting the cleo
tors
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Pianos and MeIOdcOlls.

HAVING OPENED A DEPOT FOR THE
sale of PIANOS and CHILD 6, BlsHoP's MELoDEoNs,
the undersigned invites the public to call and ex-
anime his instruments. a teMW 1,a ta.
They are of superior make, second to none,
and sold at extremely low prices--hence undoubt
ed satisfaction be given to purchasers SO, come
and see before buying elsewhere 5 ~. 4.,a'5l..
A number OF instruments always on hand for
examina ton and competition. All insrulne nts
warranted. Old Pianos taken in exchange.
Sep. 10, sc, 3nl. G. MULLER,
Kilgore Block, Market st., Steubonvillc.
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Remaining In the Cadiz Postofice November Is
1856.
A
Allison James
B.
Barns Bobert P. Bair William
Beck John DIR. Brown Josiah
Barr Hugh p. Baker Jacob
Buck Edward Busby Abraham
Boyd Caroline Miss Brown Simeon
BTeidenback Philiss 2 Brady Simons
Bitton
C.
CAMEL Elizabeth Mrs Carothers Elizabeth A
Campbell Andrew Care Charles
Cowles Betsey Miss Clemmon Ellen Mrs
Cunningham Rebecca Scope John ?
Cramer Mary NJ Crow Elizabeth
Caddaius John GROCER William
Cromwell David Chilson Juliet Mrs
Christman Jacb
D.
Day Jonathan Davis Eliza Mrs
Dunlap Joseph Davis Margaret Miss N
Daugherty Rosa Miss Davis James
Dickey Maggie Miss Dickerson William
Daugherty Elizabeth
E.
Eisfort John
F..
Ferell j N Frederick John
Farm James c Faris Lydia A Miss
Fouler N Pagan Charles
G..
Garner Oliver Gramar A
Glenden James Gallagher
II.
Huston JC 2 Hoyhcost John
Hathaway d L Hodson Nimrod
Hixson George F Hanah Alexander
Hott A Harper Charles
Heartshore s c Rev Holloway ?
Houser James Hamlin Samuel
Hoagland John
J.
johnson Jas. A 2 Johnson Ameria Mr.
johnson William Jamison Samuel
Jamison L johnson Martha Mrs
X
Keckler Josiah Kerry John
l..
Liggett Samuel Lacy Nucisperme Miss
Lightner Samuel Layely Ann Mrs
NJ
Mitchell Ezra Meek Elizabeth Mrs
Morris William Ray Martin Samuel
Mooney Eugine Mr. MahoIam John
Murdy Miller Mary Mrs
Morey + Mitchell Nancy Miss
Morey j & Maholam Hester
Mcbride Ann Moore Mariah Mrs
P.
Patterson Josiah Patton John VIZ
Pickering Cyrus Paul Silas
Patton James II Dir Plattenburgh Ellen S
Perley A. W & Broths. Mrs
r.
Ramsey William Regal Edward
Rodgers Jacob
s.
Smith A G Esq Snydarn Henry
Stran David Shines BENJAMIN S
Stevans Miss Show John
Shearer b Sheffield G Morrison
Scott James Shanklin Robert
II.
Tallman Kate Miss Thompson Archabald
Thrap Israel Rev Thompson L + Miss
Thocbald John Thompson Westley f
Taylor Mary Ann Miss
Y.
Virtue Archibald
w.
Wickwire James II Williams Jas NJ
Walker Henry Whan John
Wilson Mordica Milestone Samuel
Wall l. A & Brother Walker Jemima Miss
0. SLEMM0NS, p, NJ
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EMPLOYMENT.

AGENTS either travelling or locall for NEWS
PAPERS and PERIODICALS, are requested to
ed, and they will be furnished with business
which will yield them from 10 to 200 per cent,
profit They will please state what Newspapers
orperiodicas they have canvassed for. Persons
who have not hitherto acted as Agents. but who
would like to engage as such, will also please send
their names, Post office address, ounty and State
written plainly. WRIGHT, MASON g. co.
Sept "a, 1885, -2m NEW YORK
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or HollotoHyS Ointment and Pills extraordi-
nary Remedies for the Cure of Erysipelas.--
Charles Pairpoint was afflicted for several years
with this disease. For nine months he was al
most deaf and blind with it, so severe was tho
attack, he consulted several oft the doctors in the
neighborhood, but they did not do him auy good,
but, to use his own words, he was left alone to
die. His good genius, however, did not desert
him, for a friend of his brought him couple Of
boxes and pots of Holloways Pills and Ointment,
which he thankfully received, and commepcad
using; the result was perfectly miracul0Qs
in two weeks he was able to get up, and So
hear we'll; at the expiration Of month, hesvI
perfectly cured, and able to to resume his work.
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New hin and Copper Shop.
JAMES M. PAV!E. eoa.

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of fiar.
rison county, that he has just commenced carrying
on the TIN and COPPER business in all its yariors
branches, in the well known stand formerly occuti.
ed by James Cady, on Market street, Cadiz, Ohic.
ware and sell it at reasonable prices He hopes hy
strict attention 10 buslness, and always keeping a
good supply on hand to receive liberal share oi
patronage. aH .ta5 .
Orders from Merchants respectfully Tolicited. -
The hi CHEST price paid in CASH Tor old Copper, Y
JAMES NJ. PAUL. Tsi
Cadiz Ohio, Apri 80 l556-tf