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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

TI,HE GREAT QUESTION-PubIish
i this day, at EANDOLPHS Bookstore and Bin
derry, l2i Main street-White Acre Black Acre,
Istor of Lincolnshire, England. Price 10 cts.
The author of Ibis WORK Is of the most distin-
su;shed crit cs of the day. oc 1877
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

WANTED--A Dwelling with PnrIo- "a;
w ming Room, snd not less than four Chs,nh.'I-
within 20 minutes walk of this Office Rent .hon. y
Any person having one now vacant or TO beeor,..
Mr., A. MORRIS, Bookstore, or address B :, ~, ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

~ YELi.UW SUGAR...5O bbIa prime
W C. Y. Sugar in sore aud for sale by .sfl31s'
EGGLESToN l. FITZGERALD, el
oc Eft IA Pearl street .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

WANTED-.A first.rate X IL TlFIRR-
w One that can come we'll ommended -
hear Of immediate employ ment and good wss.s VIA
Apply to BOX SB.
&C % ut s' Petersburg Post OH;,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

CHkEsE.-.50 bxs good Cheese, receiv.
" ing and for sale by 80
EGGLESToN Il FITZGERALD,
90 28-4t Ia Pearl strest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

NJ UT q E...By every eteAmer we are
l receiving goods thar are very desirable; among
those by last steamer, are Stella Shsws. Nantes.
Alexander. Kid Gloves, Carpsting, Felt Cloths En-.
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods a ways on 1snd. We
call the attention of purchaaers particularly to
our Negro Woolsns, Blankets, Calicoes, &c. &c. all
of which we will sell at the usual unprecedented lou
prices, for cash VALENTINE SON,
No. SO, corner Broad, oh and Capitol sts.,
oc 28-..ts Near Caprol Souara
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

EkTTING kFADY FOR THE FAIR :.
" In making your preparations for the Fair do not
forget to supply yourself with SEMPLE'S INFAL-
LIBLE BAKING POWDER, with which it 10 abso-
lutely impossible to fail in having COED light, nice
Bread, biscuits or Buckwheat Cakes. The demand
very large and increasing rapidly. Just prepared
large lot perfectly fresn at 20 conts 81 cents and
81 can. a s
s.P SEMPLE, Apoihecary, 2O2 Main st., g
oc % Between 9Th aud 10Th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

WANTED--As situation as FARM MANI
w GER for the ensuing year. / have been dom,
self to understand the business perfectly and can
give pretty good character a. q Manager ANY on.
wishing such pcrson, will please cad on Col. &
Myers, at the Broad street Hotel, for further part
Culars. ~ M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

WANTED, HOUSE PAINTKRs Five,
w six good, study journeymsn Painters can bs,
of steady job, at good wages by Supplying carly n
- ul1as9 JOHN McCONNOCHIf
oc 25--St Lombard street. Petersburs Y,
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- BROAD sTREET-A- MOORE hss
some Of thu finest and nestes ssntiemens Dress and
be had Boys. Yosthi- and Childrssss Faasy Hats
snd Caps q every description & . - kAA Ladies',
Missss saa Childrsne Aney Fun. of all stylss and
which viii b. eon chsap for cash, Call and sapply
YOURSELF q the Premium Hat eterss Ne. ac7 HrosA
a. as-1mA ' nrcuanns u0oHv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

RI TO THE VIaITOKS OF THk
~ FARE. KERSEY bsgs leave to inform
EN5 the visitors to the T air, and the public gen.
orally, that he has on hand lot of fhose
FINE GOLD LEVER WATCHER, which he il
selling for THIRTY DOLLARS. warranted time
keepers No. Is Main street,
oc 28-lw Few doors below st. Charles Hotel
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WANTED, LABORORKRs--50 TRN :,
w 20 west, wages. . LIS per day aud exner... y
all who make one month. Enquire at III. ~.
Vernon Hotel, on and after the 9TH October.
oc Z-ts =
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,ss. Os ARks, sienan'. Cider yINE51f
80 per Vifsinid, fer sals BY
esa WA. WALLACE SON.
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NTANTkD. LAND WARRANTS,..1 mn,
w censtsntly paving the highest market prcs n.
LAND WARRANTS. Persons who deal In thar
and all others who have tham for sale, will do Wa.
by calling on me before they dispose of them C,I
at VIM. HURLEY'S Exchange Office SO Main :,
opposite the St. Charles Hotel, Richmond Va
FOR RENT-Two lodging rooms over my ofsos
ne 16-Su
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an OfAA FEET DHkSNUT FENCING
lU,UUV just received and for sale by
r

I AND w X X A n T S..-I wish TO pur-
IL chase Land Warrante, and will pay The full mar
ket price for them. GEO. BAGBY,
oc 2S-lm* 18th street over Geo. r. Peakes.
DAT S..IOO Bushels Imported (Irish)
" Oats, brought to this market by the subscriber
expressly for Agriculture purposes. This is rare
chsnce for Farmers sample DO seen ut the
Dispatch office, or at the store of CLENDENlNG
co.
&c 28--2* JOHN CLENDENlN9.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09
Political Preaching.

as u
dAcorrespondent writes TO US complaining Of
bsing greatly outraged aui annoyed by politi-
cl harangue, delivered by one of our city prea-
chers last Sunday. Hesays that this preacher
denounced the Democratic party and its princi-
pies, which are supported by majority of his
congregation. If that is tho case, why don't the
congregation get rid OF the prosumpsaous AMI
insolent intruder? ..., .. .~gs4
Our correspondent wishosus to denounco this
individual by name, but that is precisely what
hei seeking This political preaching is beco-
ming great nuisance; but it is the fault of the
congregations Preachers ara as little inclined
as other people to quarrel with their broad and
butter, and if ali the Democrats who arc insult
cd by such sermonsas are described to us, as
having been delivered in one of our pulpts last
Sunday, would Immediately withdraw their sup
port from such preachers they would soon be
taught doceney'and duty, ,..s.r o.
10 those who prato Of freedom Of speech, and
on that ground justify polivical sermons, we
would propose that such system would have
some appearance Of fairness and freedom, if the
right Of reply was conceded to parties who may
object to the positions anl views of the. preach.
or Suchlis thorule in political discussions =.
There is no part Of our country where politi.
col speaker is not compelled TO allow his advor-
sary fair opportunity of replying to his arg7l-
raents Or statements. But the preacher in his
little pulpit has the whole field to himself He
m1y make any assertions, without the right Of
denial or dissent on thepart of any of his audi
ence unless at the paril Of being prosecuted for
breach Of the peace and an outrage He may
play the "Sil' Oracle or Pope Gregory, and full
inmate political opinions and anatheinas Of the
most offensive character against his flock: but
they, poor meek creatures, must submit in 81
lcnce and regularity, pay up their quarterly CON
ribut;ons tothe support Of their beloved pas
Now, while in religious matters there may
be good reasons for deforring to the views and
instructions of our clerical and ghostly leaders,
thar authority does not extehd to political ques
tons. They are not inspired or specially callod
70 enighten tho world On this theme. And
when they thus NEEDLE with a subject so entire
ly foreign to their mission and their duty, they
become liable TO rcproof censurs and disgust
.Ifthc authorities Of the several denominations
donot arrest and correct this. departure from,
propEiety on the part Of our preachers, the con-
-gresations, # least out Of regard for religion
and for thsir own rights, ought to relieve theii
faith and church, of'fho scandal and dscredil
whiell must attach toalt pulpits which are thu:
prossitute13 and desccfated. .-Eaq. -,
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Cleveland " oOs Depot

THERE is no longer question, or doubt in the
minis OF those who are best acquainted with the
advantages The Clevcand WOOL Depot offers for
the sale olWo5ls, OF its Importance and pr acIica
biiity. A. N ''' q. u
Located, asst is, nt the outlet of the great wool
growing West, beng ofeasy ccess to wool grow
ers, and merchants, ara within twenty,four hour s
ride OF the most distant manufactures Of New Eng:
land, it possesses grea advantages s
Manufactures excepting Tho Sc who are engaged
as spectators in wools,l speak ia the highest terms
of this system, and the many satisfactory letters we
are receiving from our wool growing friends, have
stimu atet us to ncrease efforts to mrke this
house what it should be-a safe and reliable chan
mel for the sale OF their woods. 1t hns surmeunted
all the difficulties and opposition that could well
be brought against any enterprise by class OF spec.
ulators opposed TO il, and now it has more and
stronger recommendations than ever. We have
spar ed no pains nor expense in making ample az
arrangements for oil who may wish to avail them.
selves of the advantages arising from this manner
OF grading and selling wo.ls Merchants, and
wool growers who wish tO realize on their woods,
on delivery our Depot, can be accommodated
sent heretofore to those wishing to send us their
wool, and WOOL TWlNE for tying up feeces
will be furnished at from ID to 20 cents per pound
When several in one neighbOrhood wish to ior-
ward sacks or twine, we prefer sending TO one ad
dress. Our custontrs rs in Illinois, aud the Western
States, will find thar ordering sacks from US viii
save them mreh trouble and insure the safe arrival
Of the wool here, as our sacks are all numbered
q nd stamped fCleyeland Wool Depot and nfteI
being filled by consignors, will lreceive no othei
marks. .e5 4 - e.t.ios gyi 7a1
We hope for a liberal patronare, our charges ar,
low Tor handeling and selling, and we promise ou
employ ers that undivided attention shall be de
voted 10 their interest. e4or ~ s,s j&HaW o sH
|, ,.eg1 !. Nsgg Respectfully L.sta .a,i
may q, 3blA Aeod DHr4 e5s'G rGOODALEE o. CO. 3.
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Fresh aDs'sgUS

=. 'fE subscriber is receiving his stock .,v,g
A Of iSprng and Summer DRUGs which Ss<ss<ssse
nuve all been selected by himself in the TxssES-W
flsierH cities; nnd' is much the largest FsES
assortment. of the kind, ever brongBt TO "a. "a
this market. and in point of quality price. will
compare with any stock IN the country. Ii III sci
Us low as any establishment west of the h.. tain
tor cash or approved country produce. Persur
wishing to purchase aiiy article in the A fF'
30 0k Ole ID teU Gi LIIN Eiut
would do well 10 call and examine his stocls befor,
purchasing elsewhere - JOHN BEALL
Cadiz, april 26, 1854. ln nni- niil ntlI -LLI-- u
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.,,aB. K. QUEST,
Dealer in Watehs, Clocks, JewelrY.
.FAN.nVDcnnlns-

iEFfgupc-E An ~ " &c ID Old . l-i- ID
ME spbeeriber would respectfully annouRee 70
- the eilizehs Of CadiE. and the public in geF eral
mat being desirous Of making Cadz his pei naneni
g z, Ilo ne has iskeH the roo rst door east Of
ianniIon shoe store, directly opposite the pub
NC oulidn gst Main stfeet) where he Is now open.
ing large and splendid stock efathe above goods.
among (Which may se found Cold and Silver Eng.
ilsh! levers. Cold and Silver Swiss anchors and
LepiRes. large assortment OF 8 day and 30 lIUilr
brlss mantle Clo,ks, with or without aialm.
Gold Eingertings Earrings and Breasfpins in
great yarieiy. Gold guard, vest and Fob chains =
Gold miniature cases lnrge and small. Goll Sill
yer' steel and german plated speeiacles to suit ali
ages, Silver, german and slbata table and tea
spoons, Razors, Kuives, and scissors--pocke wal.
let's and POrt-monies OF every description Fancy
hour yoces and fine toys-4hair clothes, teeth and
shaving brushes, lpdip rubber, buffalo common,
terck. puff, pocket and redding combs All o
which he will sell At tile lowest cash price.
N. u. intend carving on the ClO X ard Watch
repairing lnalli its various branches and from lor'
expeTleaee IN the business L fatter myself thru
can 90 work IN such manner as to give upyeC &
satisfaction. NH work done or sold, warrant,
be as tied. Gall Rndexanin6 for yourselves
Cadiz Oct. l9, ls55-6m. b. X QU EST.
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MIanf rhev SsaY. !

Tho Philaiclphia Times, the organ Of the
Know Noshings, in speaking Of tho nomination
OF Fremont, says he viii not DO, 10 lacks age,
exporiono, proof Of ability, &c Hero is an ex-
aoWovsr erticai N nave os'n o'il'r rs. cri' =
siS N American tais'0ey, We are now On 'he
verge o. ono tnas lIa 2era'iVe1y os mus , 'no Sd
Se't fnina ws caa ootal' 70 pat = possession OF
tho helm o. oEase. no Soaa4, c'A'sryASlF' sil
sentiment nN' OF tne coantry VIII eh1Fu'E 'no ma
TONS dsaanies 10 no g.Ss f11s'' sssTs'te''c,a
hza-s0 no f1 q ~ 4rSs peS'tlcsa's' p@ Ap ~ 0e-
gaac es'q1s soo M % na0aSsa va % yer s'Se e
'n5 and VINO WIN DC the ms as y Hnsir pas =
''ons aud preJndicss' An Vaia may IL % expect
ed 70 k'ndie s''''sas'asS {or aaJ stss 0te'tSs'
fhay whose salnsn VIEWS ~ WIZ % aas4asSa ~ oS
bus success may gov wi'n 'efyof W "a ms support
but theH VIZ nnai wasn too 1ase, 'naS ssSV e"r
thissGsns 10lN H9s .spfsa among aas ps9pe' no
perlls q tne eolntrY aFs eOo ssflouS' Vne l77isS
atstake pttoo grave an import 70 )ustly any ~
tlonai man N ssss9le'g S1ce 2 "0ai@aIa0' On
Cny c1nsa1egGst0H eDt.ISs7S' ~ o''H' IVY ot'tt u
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N ~ FKIFAhED- by ~
r ~ a %%E11
NEW FIRM. TX
MCPHERSON. & ROSE.

IT AVING entered into purtnershipin the business
/ L of manufacturing Marble Monuments, Tomb
and Grave Stones Of every description, ure nowpre.
pared TO accommodate al who may tayoAthem with
their patronage at the shortest notice and in the hes
style, Rose is one OF the oldest and best worknel
in Eastern Ohio. Their shop will be found on Rnll
road street, opposite the Probate office. Please call
before purchasing elsewhere. s.. I. .-e.Lr
MCPHERSON g. ROSE,
Cadiz, Ohio, Sep. 5, l65j-tt .,s ..f ..1r.
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VILLA an he ny on.
! iWftHQ - Maauiactpiersf af III
'STEA NJ ENGINES,

II n q
- Hand and Slide Turning LsIbes.
planning, DRIIINs And SOKKNINs MacHINks,
Il SHAFTING AND Mill GEAKINa.
A ND every variety Of Mschinistss Teols--
"a ScLewsCut with Square snd Thtssd. for
ttsiiiHg Aiilissnd All Other pufpoSes- tyaIsfSti
e1-Orders solicited and promptly AtieDded %.
,ass ~:
built in This establishment The following xiraet
from letter 10 the proprietor, from Mr. GeoIge
Sloan, Of efhauover. Columbiuna county, nSelseiSd.
MT sloan y sn cid and en'ePtzing siiizel ofIhst
parts Of Pennsylvania and Yirainia Ills Iettsr h
dated April %, 1854 pr '.''ial = ~
Mr. WILLIAM KENYON: "- - III ~
lniiiF ss.sii 'ra .'Dear sir-I am. am pleased to
sny your Engine does we'll and gives sfsAt saiis.
"in running our old Engine, or rather q tea.l hu,.
ner ufed in 1850 10 1852 about Que ausIel and a
hall OF coal IN manufacturing barrel o aour; and
with two psirs OF four feet burrs in good could
only pack un averagc of barrels perhorr on both:
making from tlirty-ve 10 forty per- Ryei ye iid,yfs
wnh sixty bushels OF coal In Sb2,g v o used shout
two bushels Of coal per barrel Of flour 1888
In running the new Engine, we use aboutthi
" bushels Of coal in twelve hqnrs packing m sama
time sixty barrels OF flour, We considaT we are
saving about two thirds o fuel formerly used-tak.
ing into consideration the increased amount Of olr
"We have only applied three run oi buts on yonr
Engine Hsyet but believed IL would nf6n -four II
needed. y rms the thrse wtbqut any appearance Of
aoorig, while the old ore labored hard 70 perform
the Wok ahoye stated. j .scfElr isilfI 5dF
=, "ln conciusion the only tant wa have with your
Engine IS grinds the wheat aser tinn The supply
BNilt saves iue' and as to wheat,1thsFe is good
Time comlL c. , Very respecHulIys s,,.r. 81 IT,,
GEO. SLOAN"
The following is from Mr.. Slonn's 1niiefGefisds
81 have dssisIed Mr., Sloan in maAing the, aboya
statement, and fully endorse It, ~
tsep 10. 1853, 3, ,.t e5flrE CYRUStWITet
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CARTERS' SPANISH MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF BLOOD!

,,s.,r o,, u. a.. .,rT nv, v,o,4. e v,.M ii
HE pEsi aAhi LtA1 ~ II hNohN W
Not y Particle of Mercury in If
s,,f,1.a',. ~, eey sac,,Ia U;su,, E,';i
al tlaiNs!e iep,say lol 'G.oiuId, hlis Fii'
MY niteutllnltsb pHstl9'e Etnnepus @ Elup9ions
lupiss p toseieS On s;e lacf; DloGnes ni's
auu Gfsft G,iiI ssle nyeh, NM Wof'l
EIa'BbL,.va' it ai,I paln I1 o.
us bocS lif loitss. say NilGpih' M suepose ct-
y \, IN u,SeTses aIis1ig
io4 a. fi - VI pfudehce
M ~ i!e, W h,'pu.ly ~ w niuou
III " ! gtea' a. anu H, VILE. o. ae
II N.Y. usS "
to the rcmarkabe cures performed by The greatesto
all medicines "CARTER's SPAf IsH MIxTrRE." Neu-
ragia Rheumatism serolula, Eruptions on the skin,
Liver diseases EsverS9 Ulcers Old sores; Election
Of the Kidneys, Diseases Of the Throat, Female
| complaints Puins and Aching OF the Bones and
joints are speedily put to flight by using this ines
tlmabie remedy. Fl ~ fls tf5te Il rs aze
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Dissolution

The firm known as S. B. LukENS & @. w
M0tFll, was on the 10th day ofiAuEust, dissoI!
Ved py mutual consent. Oct, 3lst 1885
Htrar- me,s .ta4 fsa S. Bs LIgKENS
,t-, Z. w. MDFfIr. .
tstryf can satisfy recommend all ny acquain;un.,
ces desiring ny work done. w
His work .'lltclass amongstt the first; having al
the last Far n Harrison county taken the First
Premium aud DlpIo!"" on y full set 0 Gum Sock.
ct Teeth, which can be seen at his Office nv csli.
ing soon. G. ". MGFEIT
Oct, 3lst IS. @ j.a.-..'-.ri.fT u flgi ~ ngiFg. &
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A. JITL. SCHREIREE

MOOREFlELD, HARRISON COUNTY o..
+ TNEALEn Al e.! ali.ltis of by Goods, Groceries
j } &C., which lie sells cheap ior Cash, or gool
du,. 1..,. .,...,I ....4.'t' {.-- June 9, 1852
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

John MCCORMICK has this day associated with .
- him his brother A q. M Cormick, III the Met!
clandizingbusiness They will continue the busi- Ia
ness the old stand where they will be pleased to 1
see all b6rold customers and will sell them goods
as good terms as any other establishment tho b
place, f;,,,
n AS wish to close the books Of HE old eoncs.n
persons having open accounts will please af and ~
settle, either by cash or note , ..;,q a, .Fac
u dl aloas ,F~1', JOHN MCCORMICK! @L'o
Cadiz, January oath, 1855 -rnlt saiieK fnn ,af.q
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NEW SPRING VARIETY COOP.
IA a,o~ VI Af Wholesale. VA s.ia

VI G,o~ AT Wholesale. 'a'. s.lai
THAvE juet receiveda a FRS ihstalment Of SO case
il OF Dry and Variety Goods. II consIsts in part
Patent Thread. Slate Rsncils, Razor Strape,
Shoe ~ ,bread Hair Brushes Scissors, Pen and
SPOOL Cotton, fyofyEombs, Pocket Knives,
sewing Silk Snukssxes Warren's Backing
IIandkerchiefs Hosiery Lend Pencils,
Boot Il Shoe Baees lsores, ,Skein Cotton,
Sum Suspendrs, Galoons Shaving Soap,
Hooks & Eyes, Needles & Pias, Hair Oils,
Violin Strings, butteHs. lESWhae Bones,
sTooth Brushes, Bonnet Wire, Eny olopes,
Knitting Pins, Purses, Note Paper
Percusslon Caps, Pocket Books, M'Lsnes Medicines
Fish Hooks, z Port Monies, Silk Lace,
Shaving Boxes, Razors; Silk Vsils
Also, Masins, Ginghams, Prints, and q general
assortment of Dry and Variety Goods, Violias, Ac-
cordeons, and Musical instruments
a large stock Of Cold and Silver Watches, Silver
Wnfe, Jewery. &c, y 5ti9 tsi
The eafly gttentiop Of Country Merchants and
Others is paftieuIafly directed TO the above stock.
R0BERT COCHRAN.
PAP 4thstrect4 Abose Market. SteubyHyille.
aPdi t6, flbj6.ai ggd iigs llsifI soi Jef gs4
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4 PREMIUM
n. PHILLIPS Il SON.

MANUFACTURER of boots and shoes and
Ivi dealers in Trunks and travelling sacks, Mo-
rocco u kid.skins lining and binding do. Pegs
Nails thread and shoe-iindlhgs geherallykeep con
aRy for sale an assortment of the above articles
at their old stand opposite the Public offices.
,Gadiz. a., A pril II, 1855 '@aa n rs
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!, , a..a w. CUL. GAST0N. ....., sn' !, 1
s4ttOEslGY ut AINW.I

STEU BENVILLE. OHIO
NAElLL attend the Common Pleas and Distric,
W Courts holden in Harrison county; and will
attend to all business entrusted 10 his care in either
OF them. .u . -. :. -, - - '''''
REFERS To- Hon. Wilson Shannon, Hon. WIN.
hennon, Sr,, Hon. B. S. Cowen Hon. Il. L Jewett
and Hon. Thomas Means
Steubenyille, April 25, l955-ly y .t4El z'.4
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ONALD KEN NEDY, .H
No 100 Warren Street. Roxhnry, Mass. Price 81
Wholesale Agents. Geo IT,. Keysctr, Piusburg
7. Fl. .,Legan g. Co., Wheelingi j. ?. Fleming, AL
leeheny city.
And at Retail by John Beall and John Mclean,
Cadiz; and by John McGuire, Cadiz Juniou Of 4
r R.; and by all respectable druggists every
where. - l.,..t.- F.s.-a .7.5
Dec 10, I955.ly.
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Gbr GaSi5 srntinrI.
CHARLES N. ALLEN,
EditOr and Proprietor.


Two DoLIAKs PET snAum, payable within the
graf II not puh within the year, 70 DOLLARS
aud FIFTY czSfs will be charged. Ihis rels will be
iVsd up 10 al ell Iimea-
Any person procnnng Ten responsibls subscribers
o tio SzxriSE.. viii 10 sHtitled 70 a copy for one
'eiS.
TRRMS OF ApErEriSINc. -
fOr a whole column, lone year.. 5000
hall column, tohe yeaTla.' -.s...-.,,, 1900
- Quarter, +" Zone year. j.....,.......... 1900
tor IL lines. lcss, three inserJionsf 100
tof each additional insertion. ..,..... -
lsr BrSINkSS eARDs.
FoT II lines, OF less, Zone year, 500
~" "a kslN moHthsl ............. 500
& RATES OF POSTAGE,
on wLLELY NEWSPAPERS. ..
TO all subscribers in ilie couRty where published,
More ttt1n % MILES Distant cts per quarter
0yrr ~, and under 800 miles, 10" :"
Over 800 and nlIdor i,000.-......lS -. -"
over LOCO and under 2,O00, 20
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Yaluab,e Property for Sale.

Valuable Property for Sale. -
The subscriber offers for sale, the we'll known
prooerty where he now resides. il contsins black
smith shop, d large frdrne dwelling house, good
stable ard one and three.tour hs acres of ground
Il is situated tn the tiopedale and Wheeling Plank
Road abont FIVE mites south OF Hopedale. A better
stand for a black smith cannot be found in tie coun.
try 'rhass wishing to purchase such property will
find good bargain and Paymens easy as intend
to remove to Missouri this tall. rs l.1e.r
j. j. P. JOHNSON q:
Cold Spring, tIarrisau 90, q. Iune ls 1856 tt.
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d ,YsON,s .GONORRHOEA SPECIFIC, ior
Ii Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Obstrurc-
tiohs Of the Urine, Gravel, &c, &c. For sale by
Dec. ls, 1855 JOHN BEALL
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MICHAEL FFAsT:

DRACTlCAL Confectioner, Wholesale and Re-,
l. stai' Dealer HI Candies Cakes, Nuts, Raisins
Craekorslan lnpdrteh Cigars, nearly opposite the
bank, SteubenviIle, Ohio. g ., - ''- s,,y-I.,,
N. B.-Weddng and other parties furnished with
Cakes, &c, ,'on short notice. Maybe, 1855.
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MASONIC NOTICE,

----- II ARRlSON LODGE
EN- "a ~ IL No. .2l9 Of Free and
AsS1e ySSM 4l#%% accepted Maeons, meets
900 .Xs4 VIZ regular on the first ond
TNYa%SSky2RsySSs third Tuesday of every
y1any, month at the Odd dFellow's
W. Y, Hall 'l4a.-.
M%T&GE EssSSse O. Jesse H. McMATH,
N. A. HAESa, Sec'y.
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THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Every kind Of Humor;

OF THE AGE. -
DR.. KESxIDY, Of Rntbpry, mas discovered in one OF
our common pasture weeds a remedy that euTes