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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-04

T'EN TEACHERS OF FIRST ABILITY EN-
pluyol in the School; a~forling facilities for
a thorough Eu-l,t education, with Latin, Greek,
the modern polite languages, music, lon guitar,
piano, harp aud or-an,l drawing, embroidery, and
seven kind, of painting.
Refinement of manners and the etiquette of society
iuculcatcd. 4 Partisan lady resides in the family
Prize. are awarded in each department.
Aid, 10 pbpI-al oil,afan TO be found in Dancing,
Cilisthcnic,, Gymnasium, Bowling Alley, (stIictly
privatc.) swimming in Mystic River, (salt,) horse
back riding, &c. Well trained saddle horses belong
10 the seminary.
For particulars address the PRISCrrAL.
MRS THOMAS p. SMITH.
R4ro.o,-Hon. Robert c. Winthrop, Boston.
Hon. Edward Everett, DO; Rev. Charles Brooks,
Wet McIf.ri; Rev. John Picrpoint, do; F.. Gard
nor, 4. NJ, Principal Boston Latin school, Hon.
Abbott Lawrence, Boston; Rev. Hubbard Ninslow,
New York, Rev. William Hague, u D., Albany
Rev. Euillu II. Ncale, ID, Boston, Hon. sam
Houston, Texas. my2H6mos
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-04
UKEAT SALE OF
Il a per Ii n q i n q s..

l. aper Ii a n e i n e s,
Ne " Nd RI en- PA TTERN s..
fInlE RICHEST AND NOS EXTENSIVE
! stock Of French, English and American Paper
HANGINGS.
In the state of Vermont may be found, at No. I
Le%avenworth Block, College Street,
Inc choicest spring styles are received, many of
which are exceedingly beautiful, and those who re
W want wlil be satisfied that it is for their adyan-
tage to call, as this complete assortment is offered at
Wholesale and retail at the lowest market prices.
G.. W. BAXTER, a Co.
Burlington April .. d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-04

RUST HAS REMOVED HIS
=. Store to No. ), Bank Block one door easto
the F%"m"N' g. Nrhrnirs' Bank, where he has a
complete assortment Of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
and all goods pertaining to his branch Of business.
"A large a. sortmcnt Of PIANO FORTES from the
Manufactures of
nlckcring, Woodward Il Brown.and
Grown Allen.
nose instruments are we'll known to he gupcrior to
ny ptHet- manufactured in this country.
SEX NPIllNES ANp MELODEONS.
M!Hui9,cturcdb by PRINCE& Co, Buffalo, nndCARHAR
* N%e'iham, New York, Of all sizes and patterns
AND gNrrN Ln.trmnnnnt nnurr-n,.A
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-04
= X \ X + l. \ Il & A y 5
tarpptiug and OH Cloths.

4 T our spacious NEW STORE, 1850 Church St.,
"a Gone door North of our old stand which are
now offered toT cash at prices that are without a
precedent - here or elsewhere" We shall offer our
entire stock far 20 days - without regard to cost
many things for 30 cents on the dollar-Now is the
time to buy Goods. Money is wanted and good
must be sacrificed 4" a penny saved is two pence
earned" Recollect the New store. $50 Church ST
NICHOLS Il BOYNTON
Feb. IA. 1855. dlw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-04
J. T.. BI(IN5MAID.
mylGd&w crly Paugborn 4 Brinsn
yarnetinn. Oil Cloth. SC.

fA>A PS. now in Store, consisting of Tapestry,
wv Brussels, Threc-ply, Ingram, Supcrtnc,
inc, N%cnitiau, Cotton an Wool, Cotton and stair
Cirpctings, Plain aud Check Mating, Oil Cloths,
different widths, Rugs, Door and Hall Mats, Drug
srts from one to four yards wide,
Also,
iirocatCilc. Lace. Nou>lin ~ Turkey Rcd,
Tor Curtaius, Oiled Shades, kcltys Fixtures, Blan.
kcts. Couuterpdncs, Linen and Cotton, all widths,
tor Pillow eases and sheets, Piano and Table Cow
crs, Table Cloths Doylics, Napkins.
All of the above named and many other goods,
not enumerated, i'll Tee sold a, prices that will
cist all competition in the shHic, at the Cheap
Cash store ct c. +. STAMFORD.
Darlington. Dec. Sd, 1855. d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-04
Look out for Lightning,
Mansion

ALBllGll SPRINGS, VERMONT,
CnAuS,EY SMIrH, Proprietor.
I'hiS House has been put in good order. aud il
L now open for the reception and accommodation of
Visitors to the SPRING., Fishing and oth'r Pleasure
Parties. A continuance Of public patronage is re-
s%lcctlully solicited.
Carriage. to and from the Railroad Station, free
of charge.
Alburgh sprin-s, Vt, May lc, 1856. dim
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: E~MpVNL.-H. BURNETT HAS REMOVED
"a his GLALlEE'N NiIuP to the old Post oHIcc
G.iIdiug, ou tire Nest side of the square, where he
will Dee haiIr To- wait ou his customers, a- usual.
Sash, american and French ',Il-- Away uu hand
aud for sale, by the box cor single light. Glass cut
t., any shape and -if', and -ati IN the hc.tstylc., An
orders promptly attended TO.
burlington, April -, l~5G. WY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-04
KID GLOVE CLEANER,:

KID GLOVE CLEtNER'
An Important Discovery t. the EcuHuui-t-~ me-
thing Entirely New Just imported.
"JOtNEN'S I~NOpOEOU~ PREPAEATION."5 u
Tor Instantly cleaning Kid Gloves without q
slightest >uoll." Rub q mall portion on jho
glove, ana tao dirt instantly dislppcars-cu.- b
worn Immediately afterwards. one bottle is wrl-
rautcl To- clean fifty pair of gloves. Price. iOccu'.
Try 10 h.i'rr buying. All the Agent, are present.
Ell with an open bottle to prove its operation
Agents are coming money by the uupr,celcnt-
demand. More wanted.
CONTENT, NEAEl 4 Co.,, Wholesale Store,
wHuWIy No. 5ug Broadway New York.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-04

c6aquered" before the event happened. in
order "to justify his interference TO protect
the ballot box' According % my colleague
and this "maslerly" report. he President
should not be forgiven, because he could
neither see nor hear Of these invasion" un-
I'll afer the mischief was done aRd the inva-
ders had made their escape, while Govern
or Reeder. Who. by proclamation, made
ihe law puder which The election was held.
and vas bound to see il faithfully executed.
vas perfectly excusable IA remaining SUNNI
formed in relation TO the conquest for near
~ FIVE months ad=r tile eyent
| will not iollew my colleague further in
his assaults upon the President of tie Uui-
ted States. [ must be apparent fhat moth
ing can say can reconcile him to anything
the President has done. Time will show
whether the President viii be able 10 sur
yiye the assaalt. am not ia the habit Of
speaking in the language Of eelogy. Il Is
not my purpose TO 90 SO on this occssiUn.-
But 1 feel that il is due TO the subject, aud
10 the occasion. 20 express my conviction
that the Presiden. is eniitledto Ihe thanks
OF the whole county and VIII receive the
grateful acknowledgements oil every true
democrat IN the Gnien, for the promptness,
tirmness, ard 6leliIy with which he has
performed his duty upon oil tie issues grow
ing cut Of This Kansas Nebraska Question.
In conclusion, NJ President feel Il my
duty to apologize to the Senate Tor the des
uliory manner in Which have performed
my public part in this discussions. My tx,
cuse is TO be found in the state OF my health.
have endearored 10 present the points At
issue betwecn the majori,y and minority
reports fairly and distinctly. They make up
a direct issue On certain great principles
which the country must decide.
When the subject shah have been thor.
ougLly discussed and Ielly understood. !
shah have no fear cf the verdict tie people
viii render On the poiuls stated,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-04
Donplas, speeeh.

Our space l. almast eatlreiT taken ~ tiis week
with the speechef Stephan A Dob slasou she Ksn
sas TetltoriaE Enliairs. We iHe-i our rchGers va
give d ssreiui psrilssl and So hoN clear uuypr
nisLed siueineni of fAs4s, viii Pot down tie msny
unlo6ndee pss,unpii6ns ci5ciIaied BY hifedns
ruoaeers. aad iaTa uien u.ls .'fhs shallow of .
sha ace
~ fogiof taleut iof cDnfrercrs3 az debate, Alr
Douglas has few cqpsls liihislmHds ihe reuowh-
cd Seward the gEeai shau,pi5u Sf Black Repabierp-
ism, becomes smcrcchili. Further comments n,
u spras- tot isSeli, Rad anJ con
pare ilis speech With That lately published in d.
Rcpubliean and realize the trnib OF our assertion
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-04

FEVER AND M UE-AN INfATL4RTiE
GURE.-We defy the world 90 hndtce apy medi
i,ine which do,s not chrtnin buiHin@, Bark, Ar
senin Mcrcrry or any noyi4Us hdaaay compound,
to cure that Annoying di5cdaa ao'eAttraTl as Car
yefa @pahisE Mixture While ifscpptans noDo Of
hrahoye named dangerous agtiIles gttit p}sfsses
power in relieving odd curing Fever ard Agte
wnirhcannot be approached By any Of ihemsepeialeIy
or in rombnation Il acts specifically on thg Liver,
purilrs the blood, opens the pores ot the Skin, and
assists nature TO pype from tns systa the seeds OF
sense or wbat as bad the psglahH Vi the Min.
efal Drugs, which clog ana mary dUSirUy tie
constitution. .a
See the cure Of Mr f,ongdon ofVirginia; he had
chils twice day Tor wears nothing would relieve
him until be tried artcrs Spanish Mixture, only
gbotes o which e0uctually restored him to health,
nor has he hat Il return oflae disease a.nco
y3 In
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-04
DEA0GRATIC STATE TICKET.
FOR rrpar or ruEs slrREar Court,
R;jFOS r. RANNEY.
FOR MENGrR oF BOARD or rJBLIc woREs,
WAYG'E: GRISfa OLD,
ron COMMISSIONER or oGMzoN SCHOOLS,
hiram ". BARNEY, /,
IEMOGRATI4 RAT IFICATIOY
MEETING.

To be held N the COURT HOUSE ON TUES.
DAY EVENING jUNki l0th 1856.
All wh, ere ia tarJ' q the CONSTITUTION
AND Iuu UNION.
All who baeye in the CAPAEIiIFY OF Man
For SELF.G0V VERN NENr.
All WHO are in favor Of the admission OF Kansas
into tA3 unial with such iFPUBLt3AN FORM
Or n0EE3H} NJ as hor ACTUAL eli zsns
may choose
All who arc opposed to the PRESCRIPTION Of
men ontha acc, unt Of their BlErH-FL.tCE Or
RELIGION
AL who are in favor Of tn4tatia:ns cur rights a.
saiaat the aggression of tJRBi9T & NATIONS, are
respectfully invited TO attend
Iiisalsn tue design Of the meeting 10 organize 2
"Democtaic Club" preparatory to enleriAg upon
the coming campaign. Hr
etour friends from tlis country come in. We
expect several speakers from our ncighholing coun-
lies.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-04
Editorial CorEespondeace.

Cincinnati, May 29, 1886.
DEAN Srv!lNGl: Whenl loft Cudizon Tuesday
morning, thoUght would stay inColumbus to day
and sec SHAT our coorod itnpHhliran friends were
doug or intended to do, Tn arriving in Columbus
last evening, looked around to see ths peope-but
the people were mi nus. 1hi, morning ltool an.
other observation to see if the totorn hope Of coli
oted Reputkcanism had got any new life put INTO
il, but twas greut drag as it was las. night
What few could be seen had rather plying l.ok
about tham. They appeared to he in want ofsome-
thing something that they could make capital out
Of I1eard several Of them remark, that the present
Legislature Lao been the doath OF them. They had
promised great reforms to the people, butAo re-.
forms could they effect That after al thoir blow
ing about "locofoco extravaganza" It will ccst
more to pay the expenses ofthe State government
this year than II did last H &
They met this morning ito O'Clock in the, uali
Of the House Of Representatives, bat the crowd was
SO small that thoughtit would not pay expenses,
to be sitting looking alta Of mon whose collate
nances sho we'd something that looked narrow con
trncted, if twere not. Iaccordingly left for this
city on the 2.l0P. NJ. train, and arrived here at
LISP nj. MI
lhavo learned by private tIi'pstch incc came
here, that the convention nominated Judge CoSen
Of Belmont and ainan by the name Of Sectt as the
candidates for Supreme Judges John Waddlc, Of
Ross, for Board OF Public Works; and Rev A.
Smith, Of Colunbus for School Commissioner Jim
Lane, Of Kansas notoriety, was the principal haran
guer. tEfs4
! nm now snugly quartcred in tho Gibson House
Nearly oil the Delegates to our groatconvention arc
hero, with any amount Of Outsiders. Each Of the
thrco promihentcandidates have very warm friends;
and it's impossible at this time 10 tell who win be
the standard bearer Of the Natioual Democracy in
the coming campaign, LetAim bo who ho viii, he
viii be triutnphantly electsd. A.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-04
HAIR DYE
STILL TRIUMPHANT,

- lAE'b AhAlN+HA 1850 a# es.t
4 t0NT'itASF the tints brought out III The hair by
" Chfistadoro's matcbless reyitalisipg HAIR
DYE, and those produced by the application Of the
burning fi,Iids ordinarily sold as Hair Dyes you
ut once that the color islIatufa in one natu
raj 10 the oiter ald the simple feaJon is tlInt
Crista1ero's il the ONLY preparation which, by itg
exact chemical cembiratiol, operates on, natural
and iumutable principles. Made, sold and applet
dn 10 ptiyate rooms. at atCRlSTADORO'o6 Astor
House Broad way, fIew York. Also fer sale by
the principal Druggists and Perfumers throughout
the country. gg sE
WARD, ,tAOSkt&1 60,
lU
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Ncfice;,

has been flied IN the office o. the Cletk of h,,
tuhrt OF Common Pieas OF HurIi=on county. Ulli,
asking said Court to yacate so nSlch ot South SIRE,
oa lits contagious 70 the grave yard LOT ii Cadis
by usiug snd proposed vacation in connection with
tho lois OF ground contiguous to said street opposite
tn iiie present graveyard; said petition also prats
s0il court g Faeate certan alley running nj right
angles With said South Street, and Wing hettyssll
lo,s murdered % lC, e69@sB, and nov owned by
Samuel McFadden, Esq
SlWil 30, 1886 Ii
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-04
Auction Sale o2 Real Estate,

\ ON wednesday the 25th day Of Jnae next con,
menc{ng AZ ieociock at the Coutt House ii Cad 4,
o the highest h'eder, tnet sold or bartcred before
that day, X out lot oibing joseph Hama. Al,
the Il acre Out lot joining ths above. u acre III Isl
near Wn.. Cady. l-l6 acre field with coal bank on
the Wellsburgh road Threeh fields, 81 acres II land
on the Wellsburgh and Wheeling road Joining t,e
lanu Of Eli Peacock and others, ,3yacant tow, lois
in Cadiz Nos. 1863, ITO and l73, 2.dwelling hoisas
and u lot opposite cEaddeHs store; h iot and
traiae dwelling house Market street, and acrg
Of ground and dwelling house near Elyeass \.
mill Fay
4sf'n rs easy and made known onday uf sale.
Cudizmay q 'J6-it WM HOG.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-04

D1r Remember thatY an Amburgh g. Co.'S. eoe.
blated Circus and Menagere will be in this place
Friday noxt Thisisthe first and will doubtless be
the only ehowth will visit this place this season
It Is represented by those who arc competent to
judges and those who have seen it to be the best
Company cxtant. Save your quarters and cenlc 70
town on Friday.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-04

g.~lib lowzR's Ointment and Fills The rlost eel
eJraled Bcmeues for The Cure Of Sore arms Sam
uci Wentworth, o. Norway, MaiRs, wns ior five
vests afflicted with sore arms there we're l0ur dii
itIer ulcers Oh ;h.m, ant The iJias nature % lbs
businoss, Ga boot iualiep mace htm 50 much %ersc,
that despite ofhis Wishes he was compelled to rein.
quishii; he tied varions remedies ana they fliei
10 benefit him; however, about tJriern waoNs ago
at the recommendation OF friends, be rad re-
course 10 Holloway's ointmcnt and Pills, which
very soon ,nae him better and be called on Proios-
s2r Holloway four weeks siHce 20 s!!a~ liul has
srms, which were qaiLt we'll, aud with scarcely the
.c4gs percePtible.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-04
Engraving and, Printing.

L,AsMlONA LIZ wedding Visiting, Compliment
i tary and Business cards, Notorial, Consular
and commercial seals and Seal presses Certificates
Of Stock and Deposit, Bills Of Ldding and Ex.
clihnge, Checks, Drafts, Notes Uf Hand Bill heads,
cirelnas, show cardss Labels, Designing and En-
ana Printing. will forward specimens, BY mail
Ton application with T. ., stampy. Orders bynail
promptly attended to. Terms reasonable.
,8 Address WM. N DUNNELL,
4 sls 1876 Broadway, cor. Dey-st., My.
march %, 1656-3m. st3ti
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-04

MARBI&p.-Cn tie 22nd inst. by Rty J. 4
Crawford, Mr. DAVID 5. HUFFMAN, aad Miss RacNEL
Fokp Of smyrna Harrison Co
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-04
ON MANHOOD,
AND IT'S PREMATURE DECLINE.
Just Published 6ratls. liIc 1Otii
THOUSAND.

A FEW Tprdson the rn lonal treutneBt, with
4; "A ont Medicine, Or Spbrmaforrhed Or loca
Weakness; Nocturnal Emissions, Genital aad Ner-
yyods Debiiy, lnrpot@ncy, and lnIpedinrens to
Marriage generally. sa
ny b. DE LANEY, ". p.
The important fnct that the many alarming com
plants. Originating ID tho mprudente and solitude
q youth, may be easily removed wtrHeur MEDl.
@iEI, Is IN tns snlaH tlact, clearly denensttate
and the entirely ueB and highly snccessful treat
ment as adopted by the Author fully explained, by
means OF wliich eeory ono is enabled TO cuYe him.
self perfectly and at the least possible cost thereby
avoiding all the advertised Rosruns OF the day.
Sent to any Address gratis and post free in a
seaec envelope by feintting lpost pbidl tmo post.
age stamps to, DR.. 3. DE LANEY, N, L.spenard
Street, New ork city.
march 20; l95b,-lt
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-04

91~G 3 Barrett has just rcr. ITe,l anoihr choice
selection of Jewery which he is determined to dis
pose OF Mt short pfotits.
Gail and Sc, hisstock, and realize ior yoursa!T',
that lie sells cheap.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-04
A Marrellous Remedy.
FoRAFMARyBIE0Us SAGE
EE0lEOWays OiEatAle "a. .

GB.4Ab ExTERA.IL RE.uEDr.
by tlie all % a microscope, we see millions OF
iitle 0penng ~ the surface Of our h0dus 1'u0igi
lcse tbs Ointment, wien rubhed or ibr Skin, J,
ciftied 20 any organ OF lnsnrd fagt. pis ,ases oi
TIE Kidneys, disorders 1f the Liver, aRd affections
OF the geart. lHGa:i doH OF lhs l.Gngs Asthma.
CQER sud Gods, ar b. is means decJaaliy Gu
feEW ,Icyy kjps wi!c knows that san paSSes irfely
thrdHh bnne or meat Of any ihiciSnsss . his neal
me- ulcut Tar u,atr readily paH1 .-air- through
any spne " htshy part VI The Luins buiy, cuIlas
the most dangerous inward cunHiaiags, dat eannu.
he reached l other means.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-04

:. SOD ~ IFe Ndnll0 rlOlio9 ~ l1osoagor l.,
l0way 50 ATain,al llnnc, Nov oTk sad 24l Strand
Lourton, and by nll rcspetinbIe DrWgels and Deal
ers of Medicines throniiDut the Lnited stet,s and
the civilized world, in Pots at % cegsa, t2A cent?,
aud 81 each.
0@y~ There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizea.
N. b loiactiSrsfor the guidance OF patients in
evars disorder are affixed 10 each Pot. tn a.
March ~. l9l6. grt.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-04
Murders in Kansas.

ST Lor1s, May SO.--A letter TO the Republican,
from Independence, dated the c6,b, says On Fr-
last eight prO-slayery settlers, on Poilowstauie
citfls we're killed By party 81, Free State mem
The report says. the deed was committed BY an or
gunilea bahd, WHO have determined to wreal yeng-
uance Oh any opponents d their views. Other So.
tiers on The creek, have asked shannon .ter aid Ia
protect themselves and property iroin iur,her yio-
lencC.
AL is quiet al ls~-once- Leeompion and Frank.
lin, q, ;. uoeps having been eto'5Sn'<, al eaeI
place.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-04
Tho ColebraLod To- Ynung s...Is.

The Celebrated Horse Young Ssals-
bury. wall stand tor tic ImprOv,'-
mont o o'a DE- saItc season.. at the follow ifs
piarr- ana nrir- 60 VII ti;i Mondays sIi Iurls
das-at illr static e' MuIfi~ Mitchell. al Cassyil-
~ ne i''af :, uiaBhig tzl ~ each week A. tie
-i,.l %. rallii-l s uirrI- e. CadiE; III the follow
tf5 i'iia+i- 5sWni 90 lnsare with l5ai- No
e.t--41 pIg Owners II-'ina with the mare n
i-ltur b agenl, iH-lrlts th- sasHFanco munr, -
NJ p --5le e5ee vIA l- tasen, but 20 aceosni A.
uilif, icr ne. hi,irs ~ esraprs
lgIul Salisbury is q heagIliu! dark iron gray, .
lSlh!a .tsH, seat4,l4 t..s spring, raIl Is weii
uii7r tsr lIth,T ,sile 81 harness Ills iagn is a
iihr ech n,aIe Sha il a iu.i bloslsa ,auadian,
wiIh cay m1a. and iiiL III bssUlihl s7nsar-
3urc Vii, rgromaeU3 lim 20 aii rnmEstanl jiilzrs.
CAL gentlemen Iu- rSasiinr isr yourselves.
SANE ~, SLEuNtiNS OgIs.r.
q E'G.Er SHEETS, keeper
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-04
C5e Gaoi}} Stntintl
N ALLEN EDITOR & PROPRIETOR.
G a. ID 7 "a, 0yx 20.

sDAY lMuRNlNtj..........luNE
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ks,L04Ls ~ f'sstgs!
rArEAr cMlplnoN AGAINST.

THE FRYING rAN!
TITS well bnowA fact that meat broied is murl
l. more pgla.abIe, teFder and healthlul than when
tried. All sliced meats ought to be broiled, The
new Gfidirun ~ rs convenient as the Frying Pan
and ntuclinlote cconcmcal. Having downward
draupht, it Iakes all the sHoke and gas apthe cRin-
ney, cocks the meat entirely through in its own
uices without burning il, saTes all the TAT, reduces
themeat bids full 25 per cent aud can be uacd over
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-04
Eit1 slPEI.lS, SALT RHEuM & sC0RBlIlC
HUMDRS

No remedy ltr ever done 81 much f,r tirr cur,
ni diseases Oi the skin wirUyrr iuru u,ry may
sumo, ns this Ointment 30 cosfs % SqH Rhrum
Scmvy Sore Heads, Srrot.iis Or Iry.ipcias ea
iolg withstand j;s influence The ;rsertrr hae
tTnYc!od over mauy fart~1t thc 5'J tlsiti,r. IA
ptiucipe hospi'aia dispensing ths ointment giyihp
idvfce ns 'o5ts application, and has thus bctn thC
means Of restoring countless rmmhars 20 health
SORE LEGS, SORE BREASTS. WOUNDS &
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-04
FILES AND FISTULAS.

= tiy'4o NNb ElsNi la s,
IheyC and other similar distressing complaints
can br rtlctluaAg encad t the OlGtmrntbo well
rubbed in over the paris affected md bv utherv ise
following tie printed directions around each pa..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12
Boston A0pertiseme..ts.

" ESTERN LAND AGENCY.-Persons
w designing to remove West, or invest in Western
real estate are invited call the office the subscrb-
er where they will be able to gain much information
atYe TO the Western country and post themselves up be
fore starting, thus saving both time and money
Maps OF the Western States, showing the lands offered
Tor sale by large land companies and lists large share
OF lands offered throughout the West prairie, timber i'm
proved aud unimproved lands with full descriptions prices
and terms of payment. Specimens of the
SO1I, Cereal Productions, Coal,
and other minerals from Uany different localities NAV al
so be seem and thus the emgrant able to gain much
valuable information from the of collected matter
From knowledge Of the West, gained by Ave years.
residence and close observation the subscriber feels con-
hdent beingable to give much judicial advice and will
he happy to do GRATIS and furnish letters of introduce
ton to correspondents in all parts ofthe West Maps Of
Illinois, showing the
Lands Of the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany.
aud descriptions aud full particulars relating to them
10 COLONIES favorable inducements are held out
by large land interests the full particulars Of which NAV
be learned from the subscriber and negotiations entered
upon.
The extensive connection WITH Western land agencies
enables the subscriber to place great facilities for purchas
ing in tie way Of all. Persons having property in the
West can gain reliable informa with regard to titles
Investigated taxed paid and sales effected application
Government lands loea ed shares or COMMISSIONS
All letters Of inquiry enclosing postage stamp full aud
promptly answered. This is the only office in the Eastern
states where Information be obtained in relation to
the Western country. w. B. YOIJNC
inch IL dsm.