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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-27

For tie Cadiz Sentinel.
The New Athens Kansas Keller
NV Meeting.

~ ss5.sts inviting
Mn. EDIToR:--Perhaps your readers maj
wish TO know something about the "kansa.
Relief Meeting" held in our village; and al
1t Is TO be followed by other townships
throughout the county, | deem it necessary
TO give them a summary Of tie proceedings
The usual routine wGs observed in orgeni
ziug. and Chairman and Secretary wcr,
elected. The former by two, the Latte
by three votes, (ifa lad Of ten years old i
entitled TO vote on such amomentous oc "a.
Zion. sA #a,
The object Of the meeting having been
stated by the Chairman. the Rev. Craig wa
called upon to address them, After dis
claiming any ineutioh' ofdaking a speech
he howeverstruck off On popular sovereign
ty, which he considered the most "tyrani
cal, AM despotic" principle ever adopted
and vowed lie would "ratlier thousand
/. times.liye under the most ,despotic gryerr
tnent Of one man" than to ''submit to the
tyrannyof auajority" He gave the bot
der ruff ms "its" and characterised tht
President and officers Of government ss
.'pusellaninious," ""wicked, i'm word ven
ted the liberty party, wholes vocabulary Q
epithets upon theit devoted heads. Hls re-
marks were silly yapid denunciations. with;
out one original Thought 10 redeem them.
4 Levton was then calIel for and with
characteristic duplicity remarked that he
had oaly a day previous been advised Of
shs meeting and had not came prepared to
make a speech. A remark that was super.
Auous, and which was apparent to the dul
lest intellect. ere be was half done. Il
hassthe old sterotyped edition, offslcehood,
Misrepresentation and trigiverssation, lar.
gliments there were none. ~
He started on false premises. and bis
Conclusions we're rope Of sand. Ha con-
cluded BY calling upon the citizens to lis.
fish material aid. to the Free State men ol
Kansas 10 resist the ''border uffilns, " and
ifnesd be. the United States Government.
Our urtownsman, Dr.. Finley, asked il It
was Stree fight" or rather if it would be
ID order, that be should make a few re-
marks. The ct aifman assented, and he,
. (Dr. Finley, ] ina few pertinent and mas
terlS Sinlerroga toties, addressed to Tue srea.
son Of the audiahce, razsd the shpefstfuc
ture reared viii so much art. abobt the
heads " .lhe srcbI'scls,
Lewton spfang,up. and boiling with pas.
sion. deuouuced ni'aas a"furriuef.s and
sIaarling undoF The severe castigation NJ
sees H.ftiH III m has gsfsissa4 III tfsa HgfrRYYl
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Executors Sale Of Real Estate

| DY VIR'rU = of the provisions OF the Last Will
I'D and Testament Of Rev. John llea, Senr., de.
ceased, will offer for sale, at public auction at the
or oithe Court House in Cadiz, on Saturday, the
9Th day Of March 1856, the tarm on which sad Jorn
Rea deceased, resided being the South East quar-.
ter OF section Eleven, IL in Township nIne 9l Of
K, nge tour AZ in the Steubenvie Land Uistric -
being in Green Township, Harrison county, Ohio,
containing 100 acres lnore or less and excepting
bout one half acre leased or sold of the ~ b. cor.
ner Tor school purposes
There is five 81 six acfes Sttheteebouts Of qtaih
in the ground on said farm, which grain is excepted
from sale
Stid farmis unler good cultivation, row princi.
pally we'll set in grass; and has good tart lhidings
thereon. There Is plenty OF good water, and abun.
nce OF coal on said farm, Inc title is indiTeula.
BE. Possession given the iirstoi April 1856.
Terms Of sale--One half do IN dIid the remain.
der in two equal annual payments with interest
thereon.
The said Land is appraised at $35 per acre.
JOSEPll REA. Ex. OF
Cadiz Feb. 10, SO -4w. John Rea. deceased
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srErRENNiLLE MAREEr-

Flour-For good superfne; $50, rx.ra,
z 90.
Wheat l0tbl.lS.
Groceries-Susar IL hhds and bbls 9l@.
93; N Q. Molass"s, new crop. l7o; Syr.
up 6o@65; Rio ColTec iebGgi3c.
Gram corn So =; Oats 25.
Bacon-Ilrms ~; shoulder T. siles 8.
Bulk --Il,g Euund 6b@7
lIogs--5 25(a 81, net, per 100 IbS.
Butter--i5Qg 6 ior fresh roll; solid pack.
ed lI6l5
Lard--0I@ i0;.
Rice-7c PER pound.
Dried Fruit-Apples $40 bushcIPc$ches
/, 80 q bushe.
Teas-Ypung Tyson 35@i5 Gurrow
der 1906; Imperial 5086,I; Black Tea,
40g55.
NaiIs--Io to COL, 3.75; to 81, 4, ,oo;6:c
ID, 4 50.-fleralI 2llh.
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7 3 hereby given tl,qt the subscriber has been ap
l. pointed M lduly quliiiiai "a administrator De
bonis non OF the estate OF Thomas liagg, ate q
Harrison cnHntv, Oaio, deceased. All persons
knowing themselves Indebted to said ;'stn.o. will
make imnediate payment, aud those h,yin! Z aim.
will pescnt them legally authenticated within one
yoar from this date.
MAHLON 2. HATCHER, Admir-
de Gonis uon OF sail estat,.
d
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= WUULESALE DRUGGISTS
4 Nd dealers n all Ainds q, fgiull, O!ls. T>';sh.
4 n es. Fiae Paint, PeItuurry and fancy articles
OF sll Lms, SieuhcnWiie. OiiiI
y large stuck iIst received which VIC arr .liIng
cheap.
Crraf care VIII b" taken in packing goods to be-
sent by the railroad;
Sicubenvilc, sep ;, 10 ly.
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III The tian thst Is fc6l eIodgh to be-
.lieye that Kansas will be SLAVE state; is
directed to look at the meteorological table
of Gov. Walker in another cvlttmu. To
talk about slave labor boiag profitable when
The lhermometer i 5sdeg, below zero. is
Tie height ofHonseuse ss
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Sunday morning, Feb. 3, 80 deg. below
EEWe notice BY the last 81. olairsvile

EH- We notice BY The last 81. Ulairsville
Gazette that our old friend, John I. . Heaton
Esq. has purchased that estab ishmen
from its former able editor. S, Gressinger,
ESD. Mr. H. Is one Of the best Of Demo.
Gratis, clever fellow,ahd every way worthy
ofthe patronage of the glorious Democracy
Of ''oId Belmont To both gentlemen we
wish great prosperity.
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'Oit the Growth, Restoration aaI Preservation
Il OF the uair.
The Oil OF tirapcvnc IL the result Of twenty
years luvesii ,ri'r by tremch Phy-iria aad l.
90" rN'nlNeiy used 10 tits cnuntry yaid in France.
b"th Tor tls puTpos" OF keeping Ihr Hair sul u-,y
aGl RESTORING II IL BALD PLACES
i"r sale by john Beail. Catiz Caiu.
Dec ~, lS55.
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Samuel G. Peppard's estate.

oTlCE II Hereby given that the subscribers
~ have been duly appomted aud qualified. as
Executors OH tic Estate OF samuel q Peppard, lisa
late OF Harrison County, deceased.
Those indebted, will please make immediate
payment mud those having claims against the
sastale WY. VII please present Item 10 ]. NJ EsrEr,
duiy authenticated, Within one Year from this date
Tor payment GEO. w. McCUUK,
Steubenvilie, q.
JOSIAH " ESrEP,
Cadiz, Feb, 90 l556.-6t Cadiz, o.
Executors,
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Irregularity in Attending school.

M o ~. 'f
II r.; ,;s,oleb ;,eo 70 ,nrrose III at cbil.
l,or nar b0 honoG,toJ :, ,ronort;or tn tbe
,;,,aa ~ ,h,;. o,to,1aooo ~ too, vrov;d oil
,hot oaordono;s rot roc,,lox o,J ,,,ro,v,l
tIrtbe school Uer, a oreen cheese and ev.rV
rrn;l .,orn,;t,od 70 r;hblo Of i no, ooch
ones share miobt bc il rrcnortion 10 his
linn, h,, u,.,,, ;s ootLirr r,,ro oh.r,d
,b,n n s,Dnose thot IN classified sohooI
an i,souiar or nct,aiica, attendance will
,es,,t IN onr,lir,r h,t o,il =, tho nn,;,
Ic va ao.,,,. >, - .,,.a.,.,,.;,. tI rt;,I,..
os 60 man, er,r,v ho,,las a,1 ,ho s.to,I
and its exercises as . vast roservoit fam
which ,lev are to he find and that ,bsv
!, "a he fnaa ;,si :, r,,,or,,or 70 th.i. ,;ro
ofai,onJ.nca ;r ,,. s,o ,l,or, on,
half ,bcir limo ,bev vii, oa} holf r,u If ~,
f,nrtb ono f,nr,b rni1 ,Gc ,o, fox irc into
s;aor,,;on ,h., u n. n,.;o ha,m,
soch ,eso,,o;r ord soh,l,r ho ;n,or,rn,oa ~
broken ofr il ,eo,,,as ,ioe and l,ho, moro
.,h,., con bo snor.I to ,,oLo ,bo sobr oo,;,n
Na;,lo. A. n,ou ..;.o,
III. r,cthnto,h are ;nterrr,.nJ IN s;r.
la, no,.sr. and ,bot whom ,haso ;rt.,rro.
,;ors o,o r.o,,roat 80 t,ou rsr,ltr o,o :,
orr co,,,,o -, aoto,Js n oooro.,t,, - al
can be bon, ~, The wh,le school tb.ro-
fore Is Lrnt IN an 'nnseuled and con,us4d
state. re,hans 6ot, ,ne md Of the room to
The olher -
In Ms Dis Ease he poor teacher is made the
scare aoat, 10 bear die SINS Of the whole
ueiyhborLooa He is blamed for the nooy
success Of Ike seh,oE when in fact if al, an
Gel had t,,ngbt ~ Same schoo, mn better
succcss could l,ave attended N,tb;ro
therefore Is fs,rlber from the truth, than to
s,,s .ol,1or an, Loo,, ,,oon It'll ILL.,,
classps VII. n be is habitusllv late ~ ;,royu.
lar in his attendance If ,ba erhool i =, all
elassi6ea-ana ey.tv school should e-.-
H. vbo,s class ie eomb,l,od to fail hack to
accommoaate him. or 1roceed withou, him,
In the former case the interest Of the class
is DESTROYED in the lanet the scholar is de.
no,ali5ed and deeradnd hatb in his own 20.
,imation and that af his irllows
Now there is no more reason that the pu.
nils Of a schoo, should tbu, be compeIled 10
walt on the tardv movements Of such a
scholar. cr II ,e,racs heir stems 10 accom-.
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Alta chment Notice.

4 + my instance an atlnchme 1t was ibis iav is
a. suad by Mich1~l Yirtne Justice ut the
Peace OF Stock township Harrison cauuiy. Ohlo,
against the goods, rights, chut!es credits Dncv.
ani effects Of Bomamiu Heavilin nan resident oi
said cn'tnt-, 10 tie amour: ot SOL OF auI So III,
pfohahte amount Of costs lIUuICAMP3ELL.
Feb. I, 1856 f. } tTl.
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Probate Court.

TITS STATE or ONO, HARRISON COUNTY.
fTNHE following accounts has been filed in sai
, Court lor settlement, to wit
The hanl account OF Jacksoa Crositev Admin !.
traitor otihs estate Of Henry Hendricks deceased
And that the sPme wifi be examined and passed
upon by the sand Probate NJ the Probate Court oice
In Cadiz on the 18Th day Of March 1856
Feb 20 l956 III nj
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S5Hatchhr 4 Brother are selling Of
their present stock Of goods at cost prices .
Thisisidoue TO make room for their spring
supply. Those who wish bargains win
knoa vherelo go. '.'l,, gs +.
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Market Street, Opposite P1blic Buildings,
SfEUBENVILLE OHIO
WIN, M0SSGR0VE, Proprietor.
rhe above uouse has boen thoroughly refftted
and furnished SD the most modern style.
June 6, IS55ly
elk, Satin q Velvet Bonilb u, lie latest styles
= at t0ct3, '55) McEAl)DENS.
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From lie Havana lNcw YoraJ Journal Of

I ErOm the Havana tNCw Iorf J,,firu,l 1T
March 3uh ls55
/ HAtsz7'S FoRs.r Wl>F.-'Ihi, Wine * ,n,,, r,.
turefi rtircly from Medical pl,i,,s ma r.,
uli.r il is qi1fte e.fual ~ Flavor 10 puv ir,,or,ad
! il il one Of th! bsst Mt,ljea formulas krny,,
From tli. { lyfj, y Y 'Tiuct- nlt1.r i. it-,
I DK liALSEY's tpKtSr NlNr--IIu, Wt,c ~ a.,
ar;icie ,srh bv eypsran,,l VI, glr rrrn,,,, ,,1 ~,
the highest trrnls.
EEAtraut U a ,sttur from ln Editor OF lli. Ni,,r7
River runt 'l
} Dr. g. w iInsry-.VF St,pr,s J,.,i.. r.
IT'S place has So! o great deal ,d .F.grst A i.,,
and l. iis" a"d am PLEASED 10 learn nm -, ,r
universally cnm'Iendad lOr our most ,.Giptgi, ds
ease Ague and Fey4r.
5 ). PACK ARD Eiit6r j. tie P,lnt
. SANED FROM BIZ NJ NAMED FOR LIFE
/ T., IuI, last IIr, Nt.,,,,, al ,I,-...i,. til -
me in ira,,tii,i .i,,i ,,yi i | '',',p ".
Sru h.t b,,u t.k in,,, ,,,, iiiIIs ~ , ,i' -,
( u rirh h,4 HAD hneu ,.tliir 4 i,,r =. ~, ,:n, |
ind .,rie h, roe,,r IN tal III -, !, Ja l. n @
/ +, - l.-rc nj ar ,r,i,. i,.r ,,,, J. -
h,J r,riir.ur.. ib, ron, ii ii,,s ,,.,,,IJ -, - ~
! L,. ,,,,,II c,nti,l, tbs., a, 'yS;' ~ - - 4
the Juu,pr u. nr,,rt,os size yt,r a. 49,, ,,, r,,J i
ihP vo.tl,'s lr, ,l,,vr the NO.. ~ ,,@; IA 2 I
had inrtnpd a, l,,t.r, .,s rb, sltn C l, I,nJ M
mother informed n, tI,,t tba In.,G if i, 80
py E,+ ,ba last s.,,T r.rs ,t,, ~ M ~ a. Z u' w
ssy,r,l b,si.ians co,i, nj =. h /; -, ' .t' D.
stotiI,,r ths rr, ir.,-nlI i ,'i'; " tt,r SO ~
the ms eygrv nioht on ra,irin,t onJ - 49, III
ot ,Ar SEiir lnree ,i-ias q Il a, t,Iyl,.
,hf, yi,e in fayy ,veres t., tl, '0'''5 ~
,g,,tbcr The yon.h Lnlfon IN h., rtiiis & ~ ~ ~
>.trgs p1rr t6a ,tiIrl ANA IN C{-,,,i -, - i' -
IvelI and hid taken n ,ifl,Ii,n in ., sf,r, 80
/ ~ h.,yo ,,;,.a, AZ. ,,,n,',,'',., ~ W =,
Mrs 5iorT Who .Ss ,'fb,, ~ '''e rees' OF
and Sullivan streets ,yhnre eyrrt ~, , ,, ~
in rhe norsor nj her sn,, Scars nt r i
Which Tor seven wears Rad III drli,nra "a ~ Al
Of rrysiriiua aud etert e,rthly r,nnciv '''' '"''
SHOCKING CASE or RHEFru lr.rcN,
rnpEf, IN rnnr,, 80, ,ni',,,t', ',,I ~ = ''2M
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EsyThe next Fair Of the itaff son coun
ty Agricultural Society will be held in Ct-
diz oa Wstnesd'ry. Thqrslay and Friday,
thes8ai, aeh andlosh days of 0sto5er next.
Let every person mrkes preparation for IL.
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Sale OF Real Estate by order of
Court.

ON Saturday the Is b day of March, 1856, ut 10
~ O'Clock A NJ, On tho premises, in the Town
OF New Athens, Ohio will be sold to the highest
bidder, as the property OF Daniel Miller, to wit:
five, [5lin township nine, ~ lot range Ii r, Isl in
the StedbonyiIle Land District containing ono
acre one Rood an twenty perches, III ire or less
4ERNs,-One halt down and the baance in ono
year with interest. ROBERT HANCuER,
Guardian OF Daniel Nil or.
Feb. 90, ls5j-4w
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TX

NALD KE n n EOY.
No 100 Warren Street. roXbnry, Mass, Plico !
Wholesale Agents Geo II. Koysc r, Piusturg
7. II. Logan Il Co, Wheeling; J. T. Fleming. Al
ltgheny cry.
I Ana ut Retail by John Bea!I onI John McBran,
Cadz; and by John Net'uiVe, CadIz Junioa OF $ &
L: X ahl by III! respectable druggists every
Nfitre.
Dee -, 1865 H.
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Eg Beeyes are selling in Alleghany City
market from to s. gross. a22sA a@&s&
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aUERy --lI5w much per centage does
the Kansas r lief Committee in this caun.
ty receive lor collections! WIN some one
answer?
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j. OGDEN. ttopedale, b.


a. BEAUrtFuL SIdlrE. "A few days since
lovely little child cf four summers. was
buried ip this town. On leaving the house
6f It's parents, the clergyman, Rev. Mr.. jay
pliched up by the roots, a beautiful liltle
'.foteet. ms mot" anil took it with him tc
the grave. After the little embryo of hu.
manity had been deposited in the grave. che
clergyman, holding up the plautin his hand
said! II hold HI my hand a beautiful iow-
er. which 1haye placked from the gar den
we have Just left. By taking il from its pa.
teht,home. it has withered, jtit here Ip'ant
itin the head Of is grave. and it will soon
revive and flourish. SO with the little flow
or We have Just planted in The grave. Ii
has. been plucked Iftorh its natiye garden
and trsnsplanted into Ahe garden Of immor-
tality, whcfeit win revive and flourish in
Immortality, glory and beauty. Ohio
Farmer.
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,cLeeShre.

We are requested to state that Rsy' D
s. yelling aia lecture on the subject Of
temperance in tile NJ + Church in C.diz.
ON t'saturday evening, Marchi Z q
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9H2rktts.
CADIz PRICES CURRENT.
sassrersn wEEKLY

eos kECrEn WEEKLY
CADlZ. FEB -. ls56.
t'1ths.--- o. 80. f-HhrrNu
WHEAT ....-...--.. .---.--..... 49,. l-2o "a 80
OphNi .--...-- -.-............-..- - ~.
nffA, fA,.............-t..-- -............ 1-sI..
ILAA -LLn,..-s -+-.-.--. ..-......r.. a. l-u1
LLANs, W hffE.... 49, ................ 4suN,GtZo
llN0rHft ft......--....-. -.....-...,.... 1'aoi9...
lI2EErsEEri' ..--. ......... s-........i-.ad9
iurArOESi,. -.-................-.x go.
uNloNs,' .-.'-- :-...-......-.--....., soc.
DRiED AfsLEs, per basiei,. ............. dl.OO
pCikn PEACHES, .-............-.-......l,2l . . e..
bNfrLk, ....'... - .--.--...... .lS9-.
ShEhsb -. '....-.''. '''' ''.......s.-...-l-p..
lGGS,....''.- .'....'..........-...... 5n,'a5,oJ
SALT ''......'...'- -....-.....2 'uis...
E.Gs, ........................ta ta!3
nAi,-..--..,.'...--.-- -....... ......-. : -ttf...
WOOD, .....'.'.-.' '..-.'......-........2O 2ODSs...
GoffEE.. ..,.,........... .....tll5
McIAssEs by TIM bbi bi..................... 05l
~ @. Sugar! Observation-Disclosures. tdlu
FiSu-Ney7 sitd, ~ Observation-Disclosures
Mackerel No. :, - ................l3uU
do :, ...........,....l2,5O so
Herring " ........... .... $40
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lasidem.nN hard thinas


instepsrnit1c eiyio as
.ined. reviewed the whole
,5owed tie ineSi6sBle tendency
fseeiOdiasoladop and civil var.
4led 70 the patriotism of our ciIi-
jautioned them to pause, and weigh
~she facts in the case. ere they furnish
FUNDS to self elected committees 10 in
(iolye them in reasonable practices against
the government, At the conclusion Of his
remarke he wasgreeted with perfect storm
ofnsfleuse.
r The Rev. Craig, seeing Lewton vas cona-
ing off second best. came to the rescue; and
in a TRADE of pot house political slang sought
TO blind the addiante aud cover Lswtou's
retreat, and eDdeayored to consummate the
busines Of the evening. x 4ss
! Brother Day. whether ashamed of the
iclnrse Of Messrs. Craig & Lewton, | know
mt, was all for peace. lie viewed it in the
/ light of charity. AMI called tpoh them to
ALL the suffering and distressed. if they
.leou'd not contribute to the purchase OF
\ Sharp's Rifles. A few other Reyds par
ticipated and were willing their mite should
90 to the Purchase of Rides, if most need
ed. H,w ministers ofthe Gospel can rec
4 dncile falsehoo AMI deception with their
teachings, and how they can permit such
base measuresto be used with tn cir sane.
lion, TO obtain funds 10 revolutjo lie. or
suhyert the government that has nurtured
I, and pr tecied tnera. [ leave their own con-
science, il iadeed they have not dispensed
with that troublesome monitor about which
.lthey have aprated so long and to SO little
d purpose, as to conclude il is a mythe.
4 sae aHar Il LOCKER ON.
FsH r
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Farm for Sale

4 FARM cpnia:uiug about l2O ac,cs, situated in
Green township Harrison co o., ,hree rull-s eas,
oi Cadiz. one half miles fToii iils Vilege of Union
vale. viii he sold low aud on accommodating terms
For particulars, enquire 0t he subscriber living on
The P"'li-es. BAZALEEl. MANLY.
nrc. II. isll Sim nd
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MARRIED November 8, 1883, by Elder
Cyrus McNeely, Mr.. Thomas II. BALDWIN
and TABIrnA McGLBRirn. al of this coun-
ty.
On the leih inst, by Rev. Israel Price,
Mr.. .AEEREw Wnrau,M AMI Miss MARY DA-
WIS. all Of this county.
On the 4th inst. by Rev s. Longdon,
Mr. JonN z. CMANEY and Miss CLARINDA
HEAvILtS. all of this county.
On Thursday, Feb. ei, by R"v. D
Eparks, at Jefferson, Mr.. REUBEN TEEsow
merchant cf FArvew, and Miss EEIzABErn
WnEEhER, all Of this county.
In Etornitas, California, Dec. Is, 1853
Mr.. RALPu W BARctoEr. formerly of Ca
diz. 10 Miss DoNSA RAFAEL 0Rosco. OF
Sonora, Mexico.
On She 9.hinst..i in Washington, Guernsey
county, Ohio, By Joseph Ferrell, E,q, Mr.
L. H. RUM Of Bloomington, Ill and Miss
LOUISE Z. THAYER Of Buffalo, n. Y.
pfEn. --Cn The a5th inst, Of Consump
ton. Miss ELtzA Ann, eldest daughter of
the late james Boyd Of CaJz.
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DR. HALsEz's
Forrest Wsiaae.

s1lsasuntor and moro effective in tho cure Of uis-
1 case than any r. msdy ever dlscovcF-d. Cures
wEhout purging nause4iins. Can be iakcn al
any iinie wi.ii0nI hinIeTEce from business. T..
qual it Flavor 20 the richest Imported Vino, and
put up ~ large Bottles ior Ouc DollaF.
VOICE OF THE PRESS.
i is romsrkahe that although the Press haia al
al all iIinfs siudinusly avoided s-eakint in favor
oi Patent Meiicines. yet ho Medical qEai.rs Of the
Forest Wtnc Hrd Pi!is ii1vc attt1ciet us a,fen-
iiou and we ;ind settling iosJh thc merits OF these
Remedies IN unqualified terms n every part oi our
cOuntry.
From the Editorial Department OF tlir Webs.
Vile, 'Ohiul PalIiot Ci Iuiy 81. 1855.
"iiAEsGA : fugESr WINE So uuiycrslllyis Is this
Medicine approved of in this locality, auL - rapi
has barn its sale within tho la', three months. It
being never failing remedy Tor nearly ~ the dis.
eases io7 which II is recommended thai Vi. Bra.r
druggist OF this town was compelled 10 recorder
a. much shorter tiue than Is usual in tr case "
many o,hrr Patent Medicines The tou-t Wine
Is destined from II eAcelleut mod!- al guulne, lp
heeorl" NOR popular ihau "us eytr any 9th Mod.
icls,
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StRnis CssmAFr, 05iq, apva SEA, l6ez
"DR. J. e. hyre - lloIored sir have made sAgg-
nie trial oi the tATHARrie PtLs leit ID agsrs
and have been cured b. them t .lie dreadful rheumatism
hn5er which he tMBd snhfIiag The first du4c ~
lleyed ne, rud few sghscqiert joses have sDiiERg
rmeved 'lis diezse feel ia hotter heHlfh than ~
ne years boiue hch attribute entirely The effects
OF yoiT tArH1ErIe Plus. ToHrs with great respect,
LLCfUS h. METCALf.s'
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TUE Au,bor Of the above
volume isa graduate ol one
Of the tirS> medical 5chcrIs
in the United States, dni
having devoted a quarter Of
century to the study and
treatment of Syphilis and
Kindred disorders as spa.
oiliiy, he has become pos.
se;sed OF most Invaluable
information in regard to
the same, and Is ublo 10
compress into wade mecum
comma IS the very lfIiutFSs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-23
Total. Pieces. 1881, $50

During the months of Anr Nav Time anil n1 of last year
ana rot;ons ,roro s,snond.d ~ ,,o.; ,n,o I'D
mot anneor ust with ,ho hoo..o ,,; , t;a
1 f sss' '". - .Da '''
large sums OF puoh ana com were shlpped TO New fork
We give below extract from the last report Mr. Chief
Director snoydeu of the Mint Pbadepha to The President of
~, ,T;t, e.s.' -, -. -. -: - :, - -, ,.,
Tue bhed ste ana cannot resist sine at the cooness with
which he aludes to the Branch Mint in this city remarking
that It entirely super1ous Although costs considerable
49, a. d,t o,a .,n Ia - d,,,
i " eonaEe oPei"tioii' nee iin III
Mr. Snowden does say much the merchants of New
York have been yearly for the TRANSFORMATION of coin
bullion to The Mint at pbadenba md while in The nlentndc
of his remarks he ought cand to have suggested that
Mint be removed from PHILADELPHIA 10 New York When the
o,,o.,;,, woe d.h,o, ona .,;.toa 3; r,... NJ VI H..
"'s aia a.,sa II. new ners hsa
we'll known that the inports of coin into the mort of Philaei
mia .ra cornars tval,, nott,no+ .,- s ,, int H..
p " hosii'sAio' ieu ~ inuch US iu'o 'ie
port of New Orleans and the remarks of Mr. Snowden
be regarded any other light than part of the crusade to divert
business from our city We think Louisiana has aided tile
larger amount of dollars than other State
it must be remembered that the whole Territory
o,,, fsoo, ,.:,,;o. - a,a. -, -, - -, -. -,
o'S teeh luminous u dois' "hch was PAD 10 Napoleon