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SAFETY FUSE,

SAFETY FUSE.
wINOR Mining Purposes. tgnng
~ and dry Blasting of dinent
Fuse also, the single and double Tape Water Fuse.
Manufactured and sold by GLENN PUTNAM,
Liberty IT., New York
az Orders promptly nled for all kinds Of Gun Powder
approved brands Edges ExhbionA Ship
nals Ae, &c noi2-iy tsv.Asl
yITALIzfNG ELEUENTI TO coSsUMPTIvEs,
IN Physician ofhgh standing, and
Of the Medical Institutions this
practice who has been suffering from
red while travelling health
SUMPTION Bronchitis Coughs Colds and debility and being
that Thousands suffering and
most dreadful of all Diseases he
humanity, Of this
receipt Of ffeen Cents In Postage
receipt with full directions
Ts amount required applied for
this advertisement
Address-B. y. DEyEROUGH, NJ. D.,
Box %, p. o., Brooklyn n. Y.
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DONNAN A co.
n'a,,,,,..,s n,enUDEH.s SONS, "'1''
JOMM GaS,,is.;oI Al IR2nINsON, OIL
DOGGETT a ANDERSON,

ooRsER srarEts RicunnSp, Va,
ANILL his personal attention the
w TOBACCO and all other country produce consigned
apff
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SOUTHERN LOTTERY
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
',sO5 PRiLES-$lO2, O00-0SLY $4,000 NUMBERS
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUcTIoNi
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY
L0TTERYI

BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
CLASS q.
SsBKT ESQ. - ~ AD JAS ~
Patrons viii please examine this scheme earaxco,n., n
With any other and II the and the ehance.
10 obtain capitals far better, don't
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A MEXICAN SHEAnS.-Tsilors Shears, Trimuers, La
dies Scissors &C. of Wendps celebrated
In quality aud improved patterns
sorment made, for sale BY EDWARD CORNING Co,
Agent. 10, ~ wspdt ~ wv 49, ~ az. a0ss'
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ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY.

THNE subscribers would inform
forte makers and others ofihs vicinity,
have opened yard with suitable budng
Street. In the city ofNev York where
and very superior stock o the finest wood be
states We oGcr.
10000 q. hne and extra hne rosewood venesrs
Se9 y. do do. notified mahogany vensers
5000 u. do. NAH gany shaded vcneers.
t0.000 q. plain do. do. do.
$500 n. mahogany crotch veneers, various sres.
10000 nne do dravbutt
$1,000 extra hne mahogany, do. do
25O0p \. fine bisterrd hgured walnut, do.
5000 n. motlcd do. do
$1,000 q. walnut crotch vensers draw butt siEes
400 n. do DO DO various do
5000 y. hne and rxtra hnc satin veneers
25.o0u n. Eebra veneers.
tT.OO0 q. curled and birds eye uaple veBeers
Tltp0 n seasoned rosewood, mahogany. and wood
boards plank, and oist of al thickness Piano Mou
dnFs 10 different patterns upon
vorabe any other establishment country order.
win be hlcd With the utmost dispatch.
HAwEs wILLoUGHBY,
dfon a.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER GRANApA-oN,
WEEK LATER FROM CAIIFoRNI.

"h-nh LATER fROh CALIFORNIA
NEw ORLEANS, August 27.-The steamer Gr.n.d. -,
Sed to-day, with San Francisco advces to the 9Th n,
She left Aspinsa on the s0,h The IIluoi, sailed ~.
same day Tor New York. With 81 500 900 in treasure
CALIFORNIA.
Business was dull in San Francisco. The yi.;,.no.
oomm'ee sui held full sway and had made several add;
and executed two persons since the ssth o,
.ne oay OF the departure Of the last steamer The,
hung Joseph Remington for the murder Of poc,o, Ca.
da lev days previous also Brace for murder comn,
ted year ago. N''''''''-
Judge Terry was still prisoner Hopkiu. who ma.
stabbed oy the judge, had recovered
Several attempts had been made TO A. g, r.,.,...
and Sacramento.
hre at Nevada destroyed property amounting 70 A
100000.
The failure of Palmer, Cook L Co to ma, ,hs s,.,.
coupons, created feeling of indignation Til. Stat.
treasurer will provide for the payment, in specie
Crops throughout the State have turned ou, so,.h,
The San Francisco market active during IN. ., ..
| OF the week, but closed dnn
Serious disturbances have occurred In iif.r.nt p, .,
'he STATE between Americans and foreigners
CENTRAL AMERICA
Nicaragua advices the 9th inst are rrce;vsd h. GA,
arrival Affairs look squaly forlwa,ker BODY of s.l
'adonans and Guatenislians were it Leon headed bv
Cubans Many desertions from Walker have ,atsr -.
| including whole company
walker has revoked the eIequAtor of the Br;ti.h Con.
| sui at Leon.
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~ No advertisement by year
less specified the Manuscript prevoasy agreed btvsn
the parties
copy specified
81 Insertions viii be continued until ordered and rrac
ed accordingly.
~ avoid any
proper dncfiy
privileges only their Immediate business Real
all other Advertisements them be
dfionsi charge, aud o variation. . u Id ... ....
Advertisements be
the be charged the usual rates. subject "a
such shall b. reedu upon
with the privilege II change shall
ssrd the standing rule under the contract and all exceed
inE sncha TO he charged the usual
in Weekly whg \
for the Insertion and so
Quar Tor each
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rArss ADvszrsfso Hocss No. S<s BaoABwAr. Nkw Yosx
PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS.
uIEHOY, srHUTHERs q Co., No. a. Czir Sxrssf
Chances English Sheet Crown and Crystal Plate
fiuted GLASS Tor skyights. Green Houses etc, etc.
Coiorcd Ornamental. Optical and Microscopic Giass
The London and Manchester Plate GLASS Companys
ished Plate Tor Store Windows, Ae, Ae.
Rough Glass for Floors y .xhts.
Attention Invited
Glass In for Stores Dwellings, and other quality
VI thes- Articles inferior corresponding description.
respects superior Our see Glass viii
the French In its freedom from Stain, Rust, kc
Being Agents for tso Of the largest GLASS Manufactures
enabled one dealers every advantage
prices and Price application
aple-sn-lyssl II.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.
INDWARD y -. DICK IN, 4 A C1arabers Sired AZ Y
- Hudson Railroad
and Consumers his celebrated brands
favorable Parties Wishing Information
With prices receipt Of their address Glass de<red
p.,.ero, ana p.essa nee Of eh.rre: .pie-lyr-ty..l
FOR THE 100000
u. n. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY,
DO Tuoarsu9 erEkKr, NJ
NANurACrURERs Of MARBLE MANTLEs. TABLE ToPe.
Italian Marbles Tits article, which
chemically eombned vi mineral
frm and color by which marble
nn nall hs cost OF the common Material While exeeis
surface work the color
40 varn 70 used TO give temporary beauty the surface.
ties from " TO 80. Table Tops &C, equally cheap
Rights for the Hrndcfare dad sale
States which will Immense
selves Information furnished application to
JosErH LAss. Secretary. NEW YORK
oc2S-ly-tsyAsl
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''sSH L'DLsr; EDsAEp =. koAIxsux
.. LAIDLEY a. HORINSON,
GRADUATES OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE, OP

fHAHAACr, PRACTICAL CHEMISTS AND
PHARHACEUTTSTS,
n nffEh 10 country physicians families a nerfnetlx =
" sEw and stock OF pure reliable MEDICISES ~
together with SrEGEos's IssrsUxr PkRYrsKsY P.Scy NJ
6ops and all other things the Drug line which they will
sell the bestte terms. = -' >" ivy WI -
and sent to part Of the country. ~ ~
-, LAIDLEY ROBINSON
oclI Drug store, 9Th Franklin streets Rchmond
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NEW APOTHECARY STORE.
RICHARD II. MEADE T. ROBERTS BAKER
(Gradaa,e o. the PhladeIphla College Of Phar@acy)
MEADE &c BAKER.
APOTHECARIEs,C CHEMISTS a. DRUGGISTS,

HAVE opened aud fitted with every i'm.
IL prov rment, APoTHEcARY AND DRUG STORE At iss
Main street. Northwest Of iOh
tom Hous Their facilities aud experience such, they
warranted In saying that Physicians orders
every preparation viii be hd
cnray aud promptly other establishment
Their stock s entirely and selected
themselves In person, and article will may not
be perfectly relied upon for strength and purity
vii At ~ times keep complete sssOrtent Of
liable Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals Medicines
Instruments frues and Appliances 81
and unground selected Spices Cooking Extracts,
Ing Tobacco, s fnef imported Cgdrs Fancy Articles Lubins
and other celebrated Perfuey Soaps
every article apperanns to the Drug business u
give stet pesonal attention 90 the business all
uers At all hours Of the day night Js26
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GtROUND PLASrER.-we keep constantly on hand
~ Ground Plaster the selections
Plaster enables recommend the
len prompt
ty executed TAIIAFERRo BRO.
supplied In their bags a
I'm discou q
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
PROCEEDINGS or ooSGRFss

"AsHiSoros, Aug "a. 27.-.s<nate.-Mr Csss pr~.~ossd
letters from Gen. Persifer Smith, obtained Al sh. W..
department They slate that the reports ro;n~ IN.
rouhds OF the newspapers relative TO srs In Kan.
gross abrcatous and thar the a. q trooo. h.v. M, -
anything to interfere With the citizens exe-p, a, .d
prisoners charged With treason.
Mr. Weler- b to assogste certain laws Of the K.n-.s
Legislature considered and laid ON IN. ,.b,. n,
vote OF IS To H. =
TN motion OF Mr. Hunter, the Senate insisted ON "a.
disagreement on the Army bill After appointing Com
mt'ee OF conference the subject the Senate
hoosk-A resolution offered yesterday by Ns I>tcA~r
d rriefred to the committee printing to pnt 10 ,a
e- OF tne report IN the Of the assault mad. by
mr. hehuien on Mr.. Granger. was laid ON the tsble
several gentlemen attempted introduce biIs and rvs
Dat objections made from both .ies Of In.
House.
mr.. skeman's resolution offered yesterday 10 max.
proper dedoehon IRON the pay Of members, Who. by
'u'o" o' pairing OH shall decline act or vote IN
the House, was laid on the table
Mr.. Williams offered resolution "a, an. .a...--
o' congress on Thursday next at o'clock in the ,.r.
noon Adop'ed-ycas no. nays Is.
Mr. Wheeler offered resolution i,,.,r,,c,,r, a..
''ee ways and Means to report the Army bill which
ne proposed being essentially the same with the
OF the Kansas proviso a. the former one and o ,h,
moved the previous question The vote being taks,
suited yeas ~ nays s3 The Speaker voted ;.po
Il tie vote So the question was lost
message received from the sena,. ,,,h., ,n.,.,
ing Oh Its disagreement the Army bill, and asking
committee of conference
On motion Of Mr. Campbell the Hou.e f.r,h.r ;,.,.,.
on Its amendment, aud appointed the committee of CON-
ference 49,
Adjourned till 10 O'Clock To- morrov
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

Dan. Paper es Per .nn.n ssnl wehy se ws:s g. sl..ys
II all where evidence taken The depot Of letter In the
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SINSURANCE ON LlFE.1
MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY,
OGcs at STA TONERS NALL" No 81 Pearl street.
RICHMOND,
b. W. KNOWLES, Agent
DR.. A. sNEAD, Medical Adviser.
Paid during 1850
Nett balance January ls 1885 2soO05
Total Of dividends paid o - Ti5so2 CO
Total amount Of claims BY death To date. i,ss699O 50
- 7052,4sS 50
t42s2AsS 81
Al profits the insured Dividends made annually
pait while the insured Il living ID. w. X, Agent.
b Slaves insured from to four
Company.
ABBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL OPPICE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
CHARTERED CAPITAL $400,000-CASH FUND $12b, ,00O
UyfRE INSURANCE, country, Marine
n effected the favorable with company
81 All Losses promptly Arranged.
EdH Agents for Richmond, Va
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NEW YORK ADYERTISEMENTS.

p.o~ sKiLLIs. visscuER. OWEN scHKLL eEsrslI Nrvs-
rArss ADvsznsfso Hocss No. sss BaoABwAv. Nkv YosE
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j. B. HARGROVE,
(suocESos DAVIS,
AUCTION NE Err,
RICHMOND, Vi.
VKJLL devote hl. Hiring
y" groes, Real Estae ke- publicly and privately.
Sales satisfactory charge made
az He has convenisnf place for keeping slaves
The subseriber informs
having rented his oee Mr. b.
Haove takes pleasure In Recommending his former
give him . call. BENZ. DAVIS.
July 81
EARTHENWAME. CHINA AND GLASS.
SPRING. 1856
subscriber offers for sale heavy stock OF Edre
soIrs Cina GkIss looking Glasses, CsOrs. LdDps
and FHey Goods Of recent portaon and from Hion Trade
Sales.
fully equal that be offered North else
where WM v. BUTLER,
Importer Of China, &c, 70 Main
WXTE receiving spring, SUPPLY OF GOODS con-
w ssting In part Of the following articles.
% bills Crushed and Pulvertsed Sugar
90 do c. yellow do
~ hhds New Orleans do
lie Bags RIO Laguyra and Java Coffee
100 Brown and Black
.. 100 Boxes Adamantine Candies
10 hhds Bacon Sides, Shoulders and Hams
90 Kegs superior Carb and Sal Soda
IS bbis. New Orleans Molasses
Loo bbls. Mountain Dew whisky
20 do, Old Rye, Various Brands
10do Kerr's Summerdean do,
90 boi.. n 80 y Casks Imitation Brandy
300 Sacks Salt, Ashton and Marshall
81 Kegs Pomgranafe Tobacco
% Ground Coffee
% Packages Green and Black Teas
AIeO-vinegar, Pepper Aspice, Wrapping
d Broom. Buete,ts Holland Gin, Peach and Apple Brandy
Smoking
@his RiTcIIFT DOUGLASS
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CURE WARRANTED OR 40 CHARGE IN FRoN oxE To
TWO DAYS
no MERCURY or "a UsEous DRUGS Used

Nemt OF the Royal College Of Surgeons Londoc,
one OF the most eminent Colleges Of the United
Psrt OF whose t has been spent In the Hospitals London
fhaepha and sewhere has effected
ing cure. that ever kno~n Many troubled with nFng In
ears and head when asleep
den sounds. and bafune-s with arrangement mind
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-08

Flowing them ont by the roots is
adopted to some extent in this sec
ton of New York, bat on the whole
moving them i'll the month Of July
and August seems to be the best
mode Of extrlpating them. do
not look upon them with one half
the horror, either il the meadow o.
coru- field, as do upon quack grsss.
This IS decidedly a bad grass, and
will soon take the advantage Of a
large field
am Of opinion that Canada
thlstles can be killed by deep aud
thorough blowing For instance
if you have piece of land which
you wish to summer fallow, which
has been and is burdened with this
ties, you would doubtless make
money by blowing at least three
times, and not let your plow run
less than ten inches deep think
tins mode Of managing them
would result i'm their final extermlu-
alton When they are moved
down close to the ground, the re-
naming portion of the stalk is usu-
ally filled with water and this
leads 10 the decay of the roots and
the death Of the thstes.-N. Y
EuntikN yoNrMak
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AgrirQItNraI.
Canada Thistles.

July and August are the months
to exterminate Canada ThlslIes -
Some people doubt whether they
can be killed even by perseverance, /;
but am no doubler on this point.
Thislles can be eradlcated. and
with much less difficulty than
quack grass. The best way to get
lid of them IS to NOW them when
they have attained their full size
A man who has had experience in
moving aud killing them, can Judge
as to the Time when they should be
cut down. The stalks ars hollow,
the blossoms are red-not much
faded the lower leaves are dead,
aud the stalk warm and dry. When
those appearances show themselves,
you should make an attack upon
your beds OF thistles. Several
years since we had large thrifty
patch Of them on rich soil, and the
land was seeded down to Timothy.
though III consequence of the mxu-
rant growth of lhistles the grass
would not amount TO much, and the
whole mass of stuff was moved
down IN the month of July, aud
not one BIT OF It removed from the
held The second year after they
were moved they were scarce, a
few only remained in the field.
Another patch was served in the
same way and the lot is now clear
of lhis,les.
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Time 20 cut Grain.

This question, one of great conse-
quence to the farmer, Is still open
for discussion it IS made no less
difficult 10 get right views to pre-
vail, on account of the extreme or
ultra doctrines Of both sides. We
hear one visionary talking about
cutting grau two weeks before II Is
ripe, and another advocating permit
ting 1t to stand uuui dry enough TO
grind or Pot INTO bus III the ware
house. 1t is not easy or necessary
TO decide which is the ta.theSI
from tha truth each one finds It
easy to show the other Ia error and
of course vanquishes his opponent
There is time which, II no PEE
cullar circumstances attend, Is the
right time, Our impression is that
when the kernel is fun grown
aud has passed from the milky to
that state IN which, although ll may
be broken between the thumb and
fuger, It will show no moisture,
when the stalk between the head
and frs JOINT has taken MS yellow
tuge, the time has come for cutting.
If II stands beyond tins woody fibre
is DEVELOPED. both m the stalk aud
in the coat of the kernel at the ex-
pense of better materials. The straw
will NOT be- as good and a dry. taste
less husky character viii be given
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-08

The Sch,uIe Over Issue Judge Com~
stock of the New York Cout Of Appeals. his
pronounced the unanimous decision of the
Court in the case Of the Mechanics Bank
versus the New York and New Haven RWl-
road Company, reversing the decision OF the
lower court, and declaring the over Issues of
stool, to be void and yalueess.
The fundamental principle of agency ls
declared by the Court 20 be, tha, one man
can be bound only by the authorized acts of
another. lie cannot be charged because
another holds commission from HIM aud
falsely asserts his acts are within IT,"
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nlr0tfines.
A MARVELLOUS REMEDYl
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGE!!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
The Grand External Remedy.

BY the aid ola microscope, we see millions ofhuie
npcning' ON tho suffcc OF our be- Through these
This Ointment when rubbed the skin b. carried to
any organ ~ iuwatd part. Diseases NJ the kidneys
disorders { the Liver, Affection OF the heart inhama-
ton 81 The Lungs, Asthma, Coughs and Colds, arc by
~ means chcctualy cutrd. Evofy house wife knows
net salt rassrs Freely through bone of meat Of any
thickness This htulina Ointment for more tsedilg
en'ifaics Though HhY hone hoshv part Of the liv
ing body, curing the most dangerous inward com
rlHiut-. Tint cannot be reached hv ntbofmetns
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-08

-, Auburn q ", June I0 Isss
we the uudHffientd, have received thr fIra.of a.,
preparing "bAtH'S AMERICAN yOMPOtNbIr.
No. Cor as we have tested DO eaft.commerd .t. e,r,,.i
u'r ~ a. one srt lucrative medicine. 20 RDW0rr
IIIAYED HCNOhS OF nm MOOR .ra 81.
cuhafN ad pfei Zoo IemaIes suHrfirs hon. 1 ,',l,,i
LWhlir'l anc foo those whose coatIitutoas ars enf-
hicl hom Intermittent ftrr.
JOSEPH ~. MORRIS. NJ D.
LfN-lNGH BRIGGS ST. b.
a, g.. IAbER. ~. o..
h"n ID. 7. DODGE. of Auhufu, ~ y end isfs o,.,-
peg "l "ut tair Losflaiufc aud one Of the mo,t sr
N}'ie' fnf Hna Chemists Of cue county. al
t sI'Ns ihn mrdIc'Hf bio prf-outI ubsefshfior ~.
" p a'','S , o iupfrefas 90 hqlid priparsnsns ~
hoch'' Family Recipe BOOB 10 20 be bed ersii,o r,li
ARens-fon "iI tffo Gee cufes OF diseases fs-8ffef
Anl YOU aio invited io communicate with arv who's,
't-'''s Aie gwen in order 90 prove them genuine
CAUTION
Ali The genuine medicine teats The foe stus arp Y
"a 0"N IN Ky go % the outside wrapper
BURN, s. y. % "N-
FRED r. SMITH, General Agent fof tAs state Of
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Dr. W. Il. n. RICNiRnS0N,S

'oMPARATiVEsu eces. iu che treatment Of chronic
diseases and che dselsoa of Fomnles induces him
TO gvo notice that be- VIII devote sporal attention 20
mat class Of Diseases 90 connection with the general
practice of Medicine. Abiud, of supporters furathod
a. reasonable pficos Consultation without medicine
free Of chugn.
Office ia Hubbard's Block, State st., over the
Drug Store Of Collins g. Pierce.
73uf
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The British Periodicals.

Premiums to New Subscribers !
l.. SCOTT g. Co, NEW YORK. continue
to publish the following leading British
Periodicals, VIZ;
THE London Quarterly, tCOnscr-
2 Nattve }
The Edinburgh Review, wing
The North British Review,
4. itfoe church,
IT, Westminster review,
.. tLihoml.1
BIacIkwOOd's Edinburgh Mnga-
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WiLTON'S REGISTER 1856.

JIYsuN, Young H,.oa, Tsonka ani Ning,on
a. TEAS of 5uperioi quality, az
dew SCOTT & BROOKS
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-24
wv V-AT1CHESS,

Which he will sell as cheap for cash, and cheaper
than the same quality OF goods can be bought else
whIre-his stock consists in part Of Gold and Sill
yer patent leavers hunting cased and open faced
Watches Gold and Silver detached levers with
hunting and open faces Gold and Silver cylinder
Watches, with hunting and open faces, Gold
Watch chains and guards. Gold plated and common
watch chains. Gold seals. Cold, silver gilt, steel
and common Watch Keys. An endless variety
of Gold Earrings, Fingerrings and breast pins -
Gold Cuff pins and Sieve buttons Gold lockets.
Col snaps and Gold slides Gold pens and gold
pencils. Gold, Silver and common Thimbes. Gold,
silver and common Spectacles, Corul beads, Port.
monnies Card 'es, pocket and knives, Razors.
Shears and Scissors, Pistols; VolIns and violin
strings Silver table desert and teaspoons, German
Silver and plated table desert and teaspoons of the
best description. He has also, splendid lot of 8day
and 80 hour Clocks, from the best Manufactures in
the United State; together with very fine lot Of
Lamps, OF the Manufacture of Archer & Co., Phila.
delphia; also good stock of the celebrated Patent
fluid" Lamps of Starr, Follows & Co., New York.
He is also prepared to do Watch repairing on short
notice, scientific principles, and in workm manike
manner, tor which he can give the best Of recon-
mendat;ons Remember the place, few doors a.
bove the Harrison Branch Bank" on Market
ST., Cadiz, tcCt. 81. 1855.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-24
Remedy For ARue And Fever.

Too much cannot be said in praise Of the FOR
EST WINE and PILLS as remedy for sgue and
fever. We have the most hattering accounts from
almost every fever and ague di-triet in the Union
If their complete success in this disorder, and
where they cure, it is a cure indeed, as the CON-
plant does not return again, nor do the remedies
leave any injunous effects behind; as Is the case
when quinine, or other medicines containing qui.
nine are taken. l have known many who have
h-d their constitutions almost ruined By taking
medicines containing aunine. The Forest Wine
and Pills cannot harm a child, and by taking them
occasionally, through the sickly seasons, they will
prevent an attack from ague and fever, ana Other
disorders which are common in new countries.
Reader il you should be attacked by ague and
fever, do not trhe with your health by taking qui
nine or other injurious medicines, but send directly
for the Forest Wine and Pills. and we will guaran.
tee speedy and permanent cure.
During the prevalence Of ague and fever las
spring and summer, almost every day brought sorit
new proof of their great efficacy in this disorder
and as far as we learn, they never have failed
in breaking the disorder, and restoring the patien
to vigorous health. 20