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p O E T r Y 4.
From the National Era
THE BURIAL OF BARBER.
BY JOHN o. WHITTIER.

Bear him, comrades, to his grave;
Never over one more bravo
Shall the prairie grasses weep,
In the ages yet to come,
When the millions in cur robin,
Wha, we SOW in tears, shall reap.
Bear him up the icy hill,
With the Kansas frozen still
AS his noble heart, below,
And the land he came to till
With freeman's thews and will,
And his poor hut rooted with snow;
One more look Of that dead face,
OF his murders ghastly trace!
One more kiss, oh, widowed one!
Lay your left hands on his brow,
Lift your right hands up, and vow
That his work shall yet be done.
Patience, friends! The eye of God
Every path by Mu rider trod
Watches, lidess, day and night;
And the dead man in his shroud,
And his widow weeping loud,
AND our hearts, are In Ills sight
Every deadly threat that swells
With the roar of gambling hells,
Every brutal jest and jeer,
Every wicked thought and plan
OF the cruel heart of man,
Though but whispered, He can hear!
You in suffering, they in crime,
Wait the just aw ard of time,
Wait the vengeance that is due;
Not in vain heart shall break,
Nota tear for freedoms sake
Fall unheeded: God is true.
While the flag with stars bedecled
Threatens where it should protect,
And the Law shakes hands with Crime,
What is left ye but to wait,
Match your patience 10 your iate,J
And abide the better timei
Patience, friends! The human heart
Everywhere shall take your part,
Everywhere for you shall pray;
On your side are na'ure's laws,
And Gods life is in the cause
That you suffer for to-day.
Well to suffer is divine;
Pass the watchword down the line,
Pass the countersign: "ENDuPE."
Not to HIM who rashly dares,
But to him who nobly bears,
Is the victor's garland sure
Frozen earth to frozen breast,
Lay our slain one down TO rest;
Lay him down in hope and faith,
And above the broken sod; -..--.
Once again, to Freedoms God,
Pledge yourselves for life or DEATH
That the State whose walls ye lay,
In your blood and tears, to-day ~.
Shall be free from bonds Of fshame,
And your goodly land untrod,
BY the feet of Slavery, shod
With cursing as with flame!
Plant the Buckeye on his grave,
For the hunter OF the slave:
In its shadow cannot rest,
And let martyr-mound and tree
Be your pledge and guaranty
Of the freedom of the West!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-03

SEsAroRIAb.--The following are the Sen
ators in Congress whose terms expire March
4, 1857:
John 3. Welet, California
Isaac Toucey, Connecticut.
James A. Bayard, Delaware.
Stephen r. Mallory, Florida.
Jesse d. Bright, Indiana.
Hannibal Hamlin, Maine.
Thomas G. Pratt,* Maryland.
Charles Sumner, Massachusetts.
Lewis Cass, Michigan.
Stephen Adams,+ Mississippi.
Henry s. Geyer, Missouri.
John R. Thompson, New Jersey.
Hamilton Fish, New York.
Richard Brodhead, Pennsylvania.
Charles T. James, Rode Island.
John C. Jones, Tennessee.
Soloman Foote, Vermont.
Henry Dodge, Wisconsin.
rh're are also vacancies in California,
Indiana and Missouri.
+Elected to the next Senate are Anthony
Kennedy, Maryland, and Jefferson Davis,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-03

Kennedy. Maryland, and Jefferson Davis,
Mississippi.
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AN ACT,

mo- 3l.l AN ACI'
To renea the act en- titled IAN act to amend the act
supplementary TO the act TO proven. unauthorized
banking, and the circulation OF unauthorized pahK
paper" passed February a. lS4S.
SEC. i. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
Of the State of Ohio, That the "act to amend tle
act supplementary TO the act to preven; unauthof,
lied banking and the circulation OF unauthorized
bank paper, "passed February "a, lSiS be. and the
same is hereby repealed
Sec. 2. The provisions OF the act hereby repeal.
made after the "act to prohibit the circulation oi
foreign bank bills of less denomination than ton
dollars, passed May 1854, took effect and became
N. IL. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
THOS. II. FORD.
President of the Senate.
March l7th. 1856.
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AUDITORS OFFICE,
Belmont County, March 81, 1856.
hereby certify, that the foregoing acts are cor
tecty copied from the copies certified to me by the
Secretary OF State.
JAMES F. CHARLEswoRrH,
County Auditor
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We find the following letter in the las
number of the I-onton Rec ister, one of the
best and mos: reliable papers in Souther
Ohio. Judge R.ckard, the writer, is one oi
the most respectable in that county. What
are we coming 10! Where will the rampant
aggressive spirit of Slavery stop!
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PRICES OF MACHINES AT CLEyELAN
CTEAM SAW-MILLP PROPERTY IN

BRAOENILLE FOR SALE. The Subscriber OF
ters for sale his Steam Saw MILL and Property, situated
half a mile east Of the centre Of BraceviHe, and half =
mile from the Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad. The
Mill is one of the hest, and is in good running order
With the Mill is Eve acres OF land, a frame dwelling
house and barn. Also, will be soli with the Mill, IL
desired. ninety three acres OF land, thirty acres cleared,
the balance wood land, with a log house, good well Of
water, &c.
lie also offers for sale his large frame house, with
barns and ont buildings, well, cistern, and three acres
Of land, with abundance Of fruit trees, and all convent
ences necessary. This last named property is at the
centre Of Braceyille, Prices cheap and terms easy
Apply to the subscriber on the premises.
May 81, IS56-tf. l. LEVENS.
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SPRING AND SIMMER.

TFIT BE YOUR PURPOSE TO SUP
l. ply Yourself with an exceedingly nice Cater, Boot
or Shoe, which in point of neatness, comfort and dura-
bnity, have never been surpassed, and probably never
sgualled by any former arrival in the goodly town Of
Warren, you will find that articles of this identical de-
%scription are to be had at the shop Of the undersigned,
Nos, Market street, where you are cordially invited to
call and examine his new and extensive stock, which
embraces the neatest and latest styles Of Caters and
other Ladies wear, with which our lady customers con-
not but he pleased. Gentlemen have also been careful
ly provided for, and the very choicest goods Of the mar
kst selected for them Determined to have none but a
superior article, the subscriber keeps a sharp eye on
the market. Gentlemen can be supplied with either the
fine French, the neat and comfortable calf. or the sub
stantial stoga.
N. D. Work made to order and warranted to ht.-
Call at No. ,, Market St, first door east OF Smith &
lmay Z 1851 D. II. WARREN
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL CONVEN

LNCIECIIC MEDICAL OON EN-
IL TION. The Eclectic Physicians Of Western
Pennsylvania and Northern Ohio, are requested to
meet in Convention, at Empire Hall, in Warren, on
Monday, June Cd, 1856, at . O'Clock p. NJ, to attend
to important business. A general attendance is soiic-
tied. wM. ii. BROWN, NJ. D.. Lordstoun. o.,
E. y. DAVIS. NJ. D.. Hillsville, Pa,
GEO EwINGS, NJ. D.. Milton. o.,
O. d. PAINE. NJ. D.. Youngstown, o.,
DRS. LOVE, Sharon, Pa,
u. W. Z NJ. D., Salem, o.,
BROTHERS. N. D.. Pa,
7. G. HORTON. NJ. D., Greene, o.,
DRS. BRISCo. Newton Falls, o.,
o. y NJ. D.. Garrettsville, J.,
DR.. RODGERS, Mercer, Pa,
DR.. LESBY. Bloomfield, o.,
DR.. FOSTER. Orwell. o.,
DRS. PAINE & DAVIS, Warren, o.
MAY 81, lS56-w.
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NEW BOOKS

NEW BOOKS
IN Dean Swifts' Works and Life.
N. P. Willis Poems; Southern Tales and Sketches.
Life of Marion, by Simms' Floral Offering.
Night in a Block, revised; Life Of General Putnam.
Prof. Hares' spiritualism Fields Scrap Book, re-
vised; Village Sermon.
Incidents Of American History; Out OF Debt and out
Of Danger; Three Eras in the Life Of Women.
Masonic Books; Life of Daniel Boone.
Heroes and Hunters of the West HayuoOd's Book
Of all Religions; Poets of the Aneients.
Female Poets and Poetry Of America. John G Saxe's
Poems; Millions and Young's Poems.
HoEeti and Milman's Poems; Coleridge and shelly's
Poemsi Rogers and CambelI's Poems.
Mrs. Hemans' Poems; Female Poets Of Great Brit
ain; SCOTS Work.
Moore's Poems; Dads Cattle Book: Youatt and Skin
ner's Horse Book.
Chatter and Mills, Horse Book; Ma aulay's England.
Gibbons Rome The Works Of Samuel johnson, in
- vol Riply's Notes on the Gospel
Abhott's Life Of Napoleon Graham's Lectures on
human life. at
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THE PORTFOLIO. Published eve
) iNYERIARLY IN ADVANCE

~ Saturday at I22 Washington Street, corner Of
Water Street. Boston, JOHN s. sLEEPERk J. HOW
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MAY L. JUNE APPOINTMENTS.

MAY Il JUNE APPOINTMENTS.
DR. II. TUBBS will be at his rooms
~ WARREN, GaskiIl House, Monday. June 2d;
ORWELL, Mr.. EatOn's, Tuesday, June 81;
RAvENSA, Prentiss House, Wednesdays and Thurs
day. May 18th and 29th.
For consultation upon all forms OF chronic diseases
Vitiated blood, &C.. &c. Invalids should read care
iully the following statement from the pen Of the Rev.
J. ". Chapman, Of Portage Co.
TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN;
A sense Of duty to ! common suffering humanity
prompts me through the opportunity given by DR..
Tubhs to submit the following brief statement. 1 have
been suffering for several years from Dyspepsia-tor-
pid liver and bowels, and 4 severe nervous depression.
/ tested the full power Of Allopathie remedies pre-
seribed BY the best physicians at hand, and to some ex-
tent the Hydropathie and Homeopathic trsatment-with-
out any sensible benefit Having observed the effect
Of DR.. Tubbs remedies upon others Of my aequain:an-
ces, and especially upon the wife Of my youngest
brother, who had added to a weak constitution a Sc
we're cough, which caused fears Of pulmonary con-
sumption. / concluded TO consult him myself. lie
prescribed for me when in an emaeiatei and wretched
condition, and I freely affirm that Unexpectedly to
myself, 1 was speedily benefited to so great a degree
as 20 endure as heavy and continuous labor as ] have
been able to do for the last ten years. I cheerfully
commend the DR.. to The attention OF sufferers from
chronic diseases JIM CHAPMAN,
Pastor OF the Baptist Church,
May 4th- 1856. Streetsboro. Portage Co., o.
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{ Wood and First SITS. Pittsburgh. Pa.

y A. FAHNEST0CK d CO., Corner Of Wood and First Sts Pittsburgh, Pa
l. ,. Importers and Dealers in Drugs Medicines chHiah,D Dye snGa PMh. Lhed 0hV MnhheE
Glass GhnSae,S Surg 1nnrumeha Lard Gill; TuTntne,P Patient Medicines PHhmney. brushes
nen Dill haeo III Spices Manufacturer dHhtsL Led Red L" land hhnve WshrsiS
store, ando offer for sale 30 tons WhheL Lead, in packages of IS so l0 H0.a BOO and 500 pounds each which
EnrMheeto be nnv weight. ufuyp pure and nuTaa by ny in qnIr.
Having resident Etne,n few Yk andr hnAdePhs to taxi sdsnnge fans changes he uAEa+ We
houses
MrB A P,AneaSA. ysn@nsssh uihIr nth English. German French and spanish directions
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SADDLES AND R n

The firm Of PATCH & ALLISON, having been
dissolved. and the business divided. the manufacturing
Of Harness, Saddles, &c, will hereafter be carried on
by the subscriber, in the building formerly occupied
by JOHN FIFE, asa Clothing Store. nearly opposite
the old stand Of Patch 4 Allison. The subscriber is
fully prepared with an zmple supply Of Trimmings,
and stock Of all kinds, for the Manufacture Of anything
in HE line. A good supply Of SADDLES,
M &c, constantly on hand. which he will be
happy, at sl times, to exhibit TO his old friends. and
new customers. T.. II. ALLISON.
Warren, April ., 1856.
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STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull County,
~ S. In Court o Common Pleas.
'aA''' n D'nh'iN' Petition for Partition
George Morris,

George Morris is hereby notified that 4 petition was
hl6d against him, on the 10th day OF April, A D 1885,
in the Court OF Common Pleas Of TrumbuIi County,
and State of Ohio, by JudsOn Garfield. and is now pen
ding, wherein ;he said Jadson Garfield demands par
titon Of The following real estate. situate in Johnston
township, Trumbull County and State Of Ohio, and 10
described, beginning at a stone in the south west cor
nr Of lot No. 13, thence running north on the west
tne Of said let No. Is, q chains and g. to a stone.
south 20 chains and 81 links to 4 stone thence west
Is chains and IS links to a stone thence south 81
chains and 40 links to a stone in the south lire Of said
lot; thence west on the said south lire Of said lot No.
-, 10 chains and so links to place OF beginning. and
containing "a acres Of land. And that at the next term
Of said Court OF Common Pleas application will be
made by the said JadsOn Canheld, for an order that
Partition may be made of said premises.
q RICE, Atty's for Petr.
April .. IS56-6t
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THE STATE OF QUO, Trumbull

V'hE STATE OF OdlO, IrumOull
L County. In the Probate Court.
Benjamin Stevens and Augustusl
Stevens. Executors OF Jonathan
Stevens, deceased.
vs.. Petition to
Robert Stevens, William Stew complete Real
ems, Charles Stevens, Horace Contract
Stevens, Guy Stevens, Nancy
Rice, Harriet Harris and Edwin
r. Hine.
The above named defendants will take notice, that tho
plaintiffs. as such Executors, on the 10th day Of May,
A. D.. 1856. fled their petition in the Probate Court OF
said County, praying for an order to deed the following
described lands, contracted by said Jonathan Stevens
in his lifetime to the said Edwin R. lime. to wit Sit
uate in the third division Of lots surveyed in the vii
lage plat Of Earlesville. Newton township. TIumbull
county. Ohio, comprising lots ,, 4, = e, 9. 10. u, u,
and h. also, a piece Of land lying between said lots
and the canal, supposed to contain one-half acre Of
land; also, six lots Of and on the west side Of the road
leading from Neuton Falls 10 Earlsville, and numbered
IS follows: 2l, %. %, "a, 25 and 60; also, all the lands
lying on the west Of said lots 10 the center Of the Ms
honing river; and also. the land west Of two lots sold
BY the said Jonathan Stevens to 7. g. kidder, to the
center Of the Mahoning river. Said petition will he
heard on the 30th May, 1856, at which time said defend
ants can appear and defend il they see ht-
BENJAMIN STEVENS,
AUGUSTUS STEVENS,
May u, fe56-3w. Exrs. Of Jonathan Stevens.
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EOR SALE or TO LET. The House
Il and Lot, Situated on the Ba1etta Road. recently
occupied By NJ. D. Leggett. and known a. the former
residence Of s. Bouton- For terms, &c, apply TO J D.
cox, ONCE Of Ilutchins Il Cox. Warren, o.; or to the
subseribr, 1f7 Market St., Philadelphia.
arr o. 1856. C. C. BOCTO
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10000

Made and sold in the United stateI within three year,
past. Over Sir TheHsaHd we're constructed during the
season. and used with entire success, yet the demand
was not supplied
One hundred and twenty eight nrst class premiums
have been awarded to Mr.. Nanny for the superiority
Of his Machines over all others, in the frequent trials
it has had with them. including every Machine that has
any claim to reputation.
E A parraRty is given to each purchaser that tfe Ma
chine is we'll buit and OF good materials; and that II
will NOV as well as usually done with = scythe, and
reap as well as can be done with the cradle, and excel
every other harvesting implement.
The machine is drawn by two horses and managed by
on. person for moving, two persons for resPing, and
is also warranted to cut from eight to fifteen acres per
day.
Patents secured to J. II. Nanny. Also the Grand
Firs; Glass SiIrer Medal for best Reaper and Mower
at the Paris Worlds Fair, 1855.
PRICES OF MACHINES AT CLEVELAND.
Combined Machine, pith Common Fingers,."..Sl3o
Combined Machine, with Mallesble Pingers----.. 1S
Single Mower, with Common Fingers,..--..---- lis
Single Mower, with Malleable Fingers,-....-.-.- leo
Pivot Castor Wheel ~
Descriptive Circulars can be had upon application by
Mail or otherwise, containing prices. terms, &c, DC.
Orders should be sent in early as possible, as they Will
be fllei in the order they are received.
For further information, call upon Reeves Il Aheli,
Rowland. Trumbull county, and examine the Machine,
get a Circular and learn all necessary particulars,
which will be carefully impaired by
May q, le56-6v. REEVES d ABELL-
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+ AIDES CHRISTIAN ANNUAL
Ian cuAIIRN Editor Assistrd BIZ an Al

4 AIDES CHRISTIAN ANNUAL,
H VI CHALLEN. Editor. Assisted BY an able
corps OF Contributors. A New IolUme will commence
with the July Number, 1856.
The standard character OF the articles introduced IN
the previous volume have met with just commentator
from our patrons and the press. We shall continue 70
add to their value and interest. The work has some OF
the hest writers OF the day for contributors, and We
snail add new names to the list
We shall continue with increased beauty AMI value
our ILLUSTRATIONS n STEEL NGRANlNGs
We propose special improvement both in this depart
ment and accompanying letter press. As heretofore,
nothing Of a Seeiarian Character will find place on its
pages. The work now circulates among all the lead
ing denominations, and receives warm Appreciation
1t is printed on the finest book paper, and contains
thirty-tEo double column octave pages monthly.
CLU TERMS.
Copy, one
OCOpies, 9W
10 lU w
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CPRING WHEAT FOR SEED.-A
few bushels Of that Premium Spring Wheat, suit
able for seed, for sale by the subscriber at So per bush
eL SETH A BUSHNELL.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND
- LAND o SALE. I will sell at private sale, the
Dwelling House and Land lately owned and occupied
by Mrs. AhR Mason, deceased. 1t consists of = tract
OF Five Acres Of Land, situated on the West Bank Of
the MahOning, in Warren. ABOUT half \ mile from the
Court House, and a eommOdious and Desirable House
and 0Gt Houses. On the premises are bearing fruit
trees, and ornamental trees and shrubbeTy. A liberal
credit win be given for Y Of the purchase money. In
qaire Of Samuel Quinby Esq.
JAMES MASON.
Executor Of Ann Mason, Deceased.
Warren, ApF. o, lG56-tL,
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PREMIUMS FOR VOLUME Y

PREMIUMS FOR VOLUME Y.
For SO and Ten Subscribers q set Of the Annual,
ycls. LIST, Cd, Sd and 9Th. post paid to the sender Of the
club.
For Thirty Subscribers and Thirty Dollars. 3 0
brary. or $40 cash.
For Fifty Subscribers and Fifty Dollars, $50 worth Of
any books may be selected, or 30 cash.
Call the attention Of your Pastor, Superintendent OF
Sunday School, and School Teacher to the above.
Specimen numbers will be sent on application, by
letter, to CHALLEN, Philadelphia, Pa.
MAY 81, ls56-6w.
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WATCHES IMPORTED.-The sub.
co PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

co PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
The undersigned formed 4 CO partnership on the hrst
day OF April, 1855, for the purpose Of transacting the
Wholesale Grocery and Commission Business in the
CITY OF Cleveland, under the partnership name and
style Of
EDWARD & DIN
The new hrm would respectfully invite the attention
OF Merchants to their large stock OF Groceries, before
purchasing elsewhere.
Having removed to t cir new and spacious Stores.
Nos. 2G2 and 204 Crawford's Block, River Street, they
are prepared to offer goods IS low as they can be bought
in This market. WM. EDWARDS,
May Z, 1856 tt. HIRAM DDING
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A NOTICE

A ENACTMENT NOTICE.
~ David Pollock, Plaintin,) Before Thomas ellis.
vs.. J. 2. OF KinsmLr,
George Y. Calender. pefent.) Trumhull county. o.
On the 2sth day ofApril, A D.. 1856. said Justice is
sued an order Of Attachment in the above action, for
tire sum of two hundred and ninety eight dollars AM
twenty mine cents. SIS 29-lO0). Said cause IS con-
tinued for hearing until the 18th day Of June A. ID
1856. at 10 o'clock A NJ. Plaintiff will testify on trial
Of said cause A YE0MANS, Atty. for Plf-
Kinsman, May II, 1e56-3w~.
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MELODEONS.-I am Just receiving
WI q few Of Carh .rt's unequalled Melodeons- with
several valuable improvements. Call and see them.
dec5 9 T. PONEROY.
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HEAVE TONIC SETS

IL Broken MINDED Horses to breathing naturally.
SPRING Il REED have this day got . lot OF Lard
Oil TurPentine, Alcohol, Fustic, Chemic AMI the best
early Pea in America.
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DOR SALE.-One large dark bay
l. ~H0RSE-kind, sound and we'll broke-6 years
old. Enquire Of dec s. ST. POMEROY.
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REAPING AND MOVING MACHINE !
AANUFAcTrRED Br
DE WITT & HOWELL, CLEVELAND, o.
NANNY'S ADJUSTABLE REAP
WI ing and Moving Machine, is the only successful
Combined Machine which has ever been offered to the
Farming Community. Its Iare qualities are rapidly
being known and appreciated. No Machine Of the
kind has ever received such unbounded applause from
all sections.
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GIRARD WOODEN FACTORY
~ Carding and Spinning IL cut Yarn, I2H cents
per h.; all over l2 cuts, an addition Of one cent per
cut. Carding Rolls, S cents per pound. Manufactur-
ing prices Ca ssimere and Pulled Cloth, 20 cents per
yard ; White Flannel. % cents per yard; Tweeds per
yard. 33I cents LinSeys per yard, 81 cents Blank
cts 50 50 per Pair; S~hee.ings, wide chain included,
- so a pair.
and one pound Of Lard to every eight pounds Of Wool.
May Z, lS56-3m. ID. BRIERLY
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22D OF APRIL, 1856.

GRAPE SHAWS white and in colors,)
y French, Swiss and Scotch Collars. Embroider-
ed Bands and Grass Cloth, Trimmings, Ribbons and
Beltings, Linen Chambric handkerchief. The Ladie.
are respectfully invited to call and examine these
goods. at Z. L. HOYT & co.
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isHELP CASH-US \"

I'LL SLOA1 w
IL Slow customers, and all others owing rs
money past due, are respectfully informed that they
aEst pay US. We sell our goods at cash prices, and
expect cash for them-sometime. A word 70 the wise
Is sufficient. loct Isl PACKARD & BARNUM
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-23
Tbepis,,,,;oD;sts.

The Portland (AIe) Argus states that tn,
Black Republicans Of Norway, in that State
have boldly thrown to the breeze the banner o
disunion. They have raised flag bearing up
on its front but SIXTEEN STARS to designat,
the sixteen free States, thus striking out from
the galaxy Of the Conlederacy the fifteen South
en States.
On the 4th instant, the Black Republicans o
Portland fired SIXTEEN guns at sunrise, in honor
of One-half the States of the Republic
Deny it as some of its members may. the
Black Republican party is disunion party
Its principles are all of disunion tendency; its
acts and utterances are all of a disunion charac-
ter. Can any patriot give to such party his
supportY Isany lover of his country desirous
of seeing ourglorious national banner mutilated
by the erasure of fifteen of its stars? An inn
mensc majority Of the American people, we
doubt not will, at the polls in November
next rendera negative answer to these inter
rogatories, by depositing their ballots for
Buchanan and Breckinridgc the standard bear
ers of the party Of the Constitution and OF the
Union