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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-05

OhacAgo NoW WhOaooolo
CIHAk, TOBACCO SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
XXYE are now receiving alargs anA shsies stock sf
w HAVANA AND D0MEYTIC CIGARS,
gtne.coss ooOktng, = Ping ToA9ee0l
Having dissee csamunieAsisa With poseiss II
pssductioA anA nanufastars II PLve TooAcco, Ell
ahlss ~ 70 o1es very ekoics hfaaAs Of ~ %
ssietssted Tobaseos q very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
y exanissear stssk. J. =. JORDAN i CO.
June IL ,69dly
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CoLD SxAr.-YssssrdAy morning the thsr-
neasssr steod q abeat ID. Ard everybody
agrssl Il vss very cold. The iss was run
sing thick and fast in the river, and fsw
more such nights will sHsetaslly stop nsvi-
eatiou.
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ron SALE.
A HALP Or whole lot for sale is PsvSy's al
IA tioa, ssAr 18th 81. Trs,s reasssabls. In
ssirs u GRO. G. DIXON,
est1Da - nAiU-st.
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Timers stock.
5000 lbs. svai and reandCopps Bostonifrsn ots
10 inches.
5000 bdls. Sheet Iron from o.Iato3s.
1000 packages Plymouth kiveh, iron and tiAsA
from Sea- to IL lbs.
500 boxes Tin plate.
300 bundles Iron wiTc from No q to- o.ls.
iOO gross Tea kettle breasts sndcevsrsf from eAte
M inches.
sO gross Pressed tin bottoms from 6to inch.
0U dc do seoiloped and plai IN dinner plasss
% do stoye ornaments assorted.
~ do oval Tea Pot Breast and Covers.
100 do Assorted tin'd ears
80 do Iron tea kettle ears,
$50 do do do do hun
100 do Pressed tin pot coygrs
200 do OF No. l, :, aud 3 pc " ter knobs.
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth
Bent Spouts, assorted sises;
fcrforAts 81 tin IN sheets;
Copper Riyets and Ban;
Bucket II andes;
Maiiets expressly Tor timers use
Stove BIscking IN papsn OF By the keG.
septi3d CuMSTOCk BROTHERS.
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WI. n. AUBrlN. G. u. ALb8Rt
VIM. n. AUSTIN Co.,
WHOLESALE 0kOCEkS, PRODUCE DEALERS
Comotssa0n Merchants,
No. l06 Main street, ...............kE0kUk,I Iowa,
seuts-d
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RAfasa DILArosr.--Last night thses bad
not arrived Ct this place siasls wssssra
nail that vas due this week. SssardAy's
nail arrived sa Assdsy, and that vas shs
latsss. The stock % the linz = prssty .ssh
Ill wsst sov, and % more will be ssut out
until sems comes il.
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nF all kinds kept constantly on hand and fo'
~ sAle--Oats, Corn, Chop-feed, Bran, Shorts
Shipstaf, &C., at the City Mills stors.
sept5.d W. IL. AUSTIN i CO.
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WANTED.
A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, for which
"A viii pay good price, and make payments to
suit the parties.
sept3d VIM. II. AUSTIN.
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G. 4. kEiID0C " =. sssSs'
KELLOG0 = DGD0E,
pourth st.. near city Markst...........KE OK Uk,
Dealsrs - Family Gvocsr1ss,
/ tlo Prnits. Batter. Hegs, Checsc, Lard CAadles.
SOAP ytour, nHgArs, Hyfnps. Molassss, Ca.di:s,
Co9,a, Tsa, kise, Search, Apples, Potatoes, Waite
Fish. CID Fish, Treat. AASkrsl, Oystsss, baEdlnss,
cessksss, SPIES, Raisias, Buckets, Isss nasssea'
DrDoms, ~.
NJ intsnd = hsvs good sspply Of al articles
~sually kspe Il susA salablishasnta, ana ~ ~!
- hoeesskls ssupstisiea hope ~ gals sAaxs 81
- raAlis patssaaes. !.
All astieIes vAsaAnsaD - rspreeeoeed, 90 -
fiversi frae of charge 10 any poxS Il tha slty.
! ostA d1m A1k1eS = 14Ass.
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A0o0o md Aoe0 Ser sale.
ON ACRES q lard "a 0onA PsoiSte, viii -
OUV ssld ~ sasA, a. in<ssAas.a his cry ssede.
10 Assss 1ss nils oct % The Keokak aad Fort
nos Moinas B. r.
lssta WtllaAas Psrry's addition, desirable
lesaaien ~ sesiAsass.
Az, hssss I'D lot situated In the esntsal part
II III etsy.
Fer pastieslar, tn@aiys Of
C. y. INGALLS, 4 CO.,
o. = rsar u - ssssas. ses. ~ asd Mais-sls.
Ksokuk. Uov io-Atf
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L0rNo. s, Block i5--with improvements. For
further particulars, sppiyt.
&. II. DlMoND,
oct3-d kilbyurne's Block, Main at.
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Gle iGaSia StntIheI.
TANNING wild Horses.

Mr.. Green. Accelerated Wild Horse Tamer,
vii be at the Farm Of John C. Jamison, on next
/, Friday, the 10th inst, where those wishing to
'thderstand fully the art can be accommodated.
We have seen Mr.. Green operate on Wild
Eorsas and we know that his system is no
humbey. To show what he can do with a
horse, we copy from his circular. He says
81 have system of Tanning Wild Horses
which challenge the world to equal. use no
Medicines or Drugs Of fany kind TO put them un-
der any unnatural influence whatever, but take
them in their natural state, and operate upon
their intelligence by the art of teaching them
my will.
al will ride the worst horse that can be bro't
me, and will carry an umbrella, drum, ouiiiaio
robe, OF any frghtf, ob ject, on horses that have
always been known to fear such things. I,will
take colts that have never been handled, and in
ashort time make them stand where l place
them without holding and come to me at my
command | will make any horse, however
wild and vicious, lay down in fifteen minutes,
aud take his legs in my arms and knock his feet
together.
b. al can, byhandliig a wild horse n few hours,
perform feats with him never egualled in Ameri-
ca, and never surpassed in the old world, the
wonder Of Europe, the "whisperer" Sullivan,
not excepted; and although these performances
seem to be almost magical and supernatural
the operations that produce these effects are SC
simple, that-any one will understand them i'm
,nediateIy, and be able to practice them viii
perfect success.
/, 81 have book of instructions which SELL
Any one receiving copy of this book, can dc
anything with the horse that l teach. For the
benefit of every club of ten or more, will op-
crate on any horse they choose to bring me-"
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gpetial Nutites
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
THH ACE.


MO PAY if Dr. Totahs's celebrated Venetian
IN iniment does not cure Cholera, Colic, Sea
Sickness, Chronic Rheumatism, Vomiting, Cuts,
Burns, Old Sores, Swellings, TOothache Head
ache, Dysentary, Group, Coughs Dyspepsia, Mumps
Chapped hands, cold feet MOsqueto bites, Bruises
and Pains or Weakness in the limbs, back and
chest.
s no HUMBue-TsY IT.
DIR, Tobias has. warranted his Lnimen for eight
years without ever having demand for the return
OF the moneya that is as ed is 10 use il according
to the directions.
NO -oNE WILL EVER BE WITHOUT IT
After once using il, Ii you do not find it better
than anything you ever tried before,
GET YOUR MONEY RLTUaNED!
VI thousands OF certificates have been received
speaking of its virtues. New:adaysit it is the prac.
tice to fill up the papers with certificates from un-
known persons, or given by those who never used
the medicine nov Dir Tobias offers to pay
1000 DOLLARS
to any one who will prove that he ever published
false certificate during the time he has had his med
icine before the public.
Call on the Agent and get pamphlet containing
genuine certificates.
AS persons cnvious of the large sale of the Vene-
ton Liniment have stated it is injuriens to take
it internally, DR.. Tobias has taken the following
OATH:
l, Samuel l. Tobias, of the city of New York, ,be.
ing duly sworn, do depose that compound a Lini
ment called Ventian and that the ingredients Of
~ 40 aiO PSilSShI hhtiHlSSS "
to Ike internally even in double the quantity named
in the directions accompanying each bottle!
S. l. TOBIAS
New York, January 9th, 1856
Sworn TO this day before me;
~. FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
Price 25 and so cunts. Sold by the Druggist,
and Patent Medicine Dealers throughout the United
States. ~
93-Also for sale DR., Tobias Horsa Linment, in
pint bottles, at so cents warfahted Superior to any
other.
!, DR.. Tobas' Office, No Sc Courtland street, New
Y ork
AeENTs.-T H Logan & Co. and Thompson &
Patterson, Wheeling; John Reail and s Hamilton
Cadiz; A Jul Schreber, Moorefeld; M Jolley, New
Market; L ] Phipps a. Co. Smyrna.
NoVember l9 lS56.lYts. .epcial notice,
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IT Is N0T 4 DYE.

=
Grey haired, Bald, or persons afflicted with dis
eases Of the hair or scalp read the following, and
Judge OF
Mrs. 8. A. Aliens WORLDS Hafr Re-
stOrer.
Rev. M. THACHERs I60 years of oge); Pitcher,
Chenango county, n * ..rGMy hair III now restor
ed to its natural ceLof nnteeases to falls" s
Rev. VIM. CUTTER, Ed. MoGher's Magazistc ~.
Y. my hair is changed 10 its natural color and
growing on bald spots, &C."
Bev. B P STONE d D. Concord n H. "My
hair which was grey is now restored TO lis natural
color, &c" ,,. ....
Rev D DCLENDENIN, ,ChicagoLll. " can add my
testimony, and recommend it 10 my ffiends."
Rev D.T. WOOD, Middletown, N Y. "My own
hair has greatly thickened, also that Of one OF
my family, who was becoming bald, &c"
Rev J r TUS1lN, Charleston, SC. "The white
hair is becoming obviated, end new hair forming,
Il c.
Rev AFRINK, Silver Creek, N Y. sit has pgOdu.
'osd q good etIsctsh my haif, and can and heve
Rsp JOS MCKEE, a Pastor ofwsaD R chafeA,N
] Rsv B. MORRIS, Cross River. N Y, also. aad
.Mra RexsIL " PRATT, fiamden; N Y.
We might swell thia list bptif the abc~efail u
con onRince--TRXIEk Seldby ali the Principal mer.
chants in the United States enba and CarsAds.--
Wholesale and Retaif depot no 2s5 Broome street
New York. SoiEe dcalerstry TO sell articles in
stead ofthis on which thoy make more profit, If 90
write to depot for circular and Information.
4 October ~, 1886 emo ,s VI
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1lEIiNe:

OF Consumption, on the evening Of the Goth
OF Sept. Mr.. JAMES b. WHAN, of Short Creek
township, Harrison Co., in the 4lst year Of his
age.
On the Goth uIt., at the residence Of his faith
er Moses Lukens, in Short Creek township,
Harrison county, Lemuel j. Lukens, in the 10th
year of his age
The death of this young man brings to our
recollection the uncertainty of human life. 1t
was but yesterday that the writer of this notice
saw him like flower just beginning to bloom;
and before it had expanded into maturity it is
cut down and destroyed Such are the dispen-
sations of an all wise but inscrutable providence.
His disease was Typhoid fever. which contin-
,ied for about Is days. If parental love and al
fection united with medical skill could have sa-
ted him from the grave, he would still have been
among US, the light and pride of the family cir
Gle; but alas! the insatlate archer had marked
him for his prey, and we could not save him.
He has left behind him fond and doting pa
rents six sisters and two brothers, to deplore
his untimely end, besides large circle Of friends
and acquaintances. In one CT his lucid mo-
ments he recognized his agonized mother by his
side, told her not to grieye, but pray for him;
and whether he lived or died he would not mlr-
mur Such was the death-bed of our young
brother; not murmur escaped him-he passed
away as if falling asleep.
He was endowed by nature with noble in
tellect, and he had spared no pains to cultivate
and improve it; and his judgment for one Of
his years was uncommon good. High-mindad,
honorable and generous, he was respected by all
who knew him, whilst his affectionate and kind
disposition made him friends wherever he was
known. w.
0TMr. RICHARD PHILLtPs, an old and res
pected citizen of Washington township, in this
county departed this life a lew days since.
G17-Mr. JOHN Yosr LEIsAED aged 95 years,
depated this life at his residence in Moorefield
township on the both Of November last
Mr. L. was oIHe Of the oldest citizens Of the
county, and was always highly esteemed. Al
one time in his life he was in good circumstan-
ces, but through the kindness of his heart he
was unfe2tunate in placing his name to too much
paper, and was reduced to pretty low circum-
stances. But still struggling like an honest mar
he was enabled once more to- obtain enough to
keep him comfortable in his old age.
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Mcdowell ~ CO.,
Wholesale and Retail B Booksellers,
Stationers, Paper Dealers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers,

s. STEUBENVILLE, OHIO,
TIL EEP always on. aand large assortment 0
IA School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books
Plain and R uled Cap and lStter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers ofull sizes Note Papers, En-
veopes, Steel Pens, and all kinds efStationery.
They are prepared to fill all ..aEaers from Mei
chants. School Committees, Teachols and others at
low prices.
Having Bindery connected with or establish
ment, we are prepared to make all kinds of Blanks
for Railroads. Insurance Companies, County Officers
Banks, Merchants, &c. Printed work bound toor'
the best workmen. Our work will compar sfagara-
bly, with that of any other Bindery in the State.
BlGnks OF all kinds Pageu to order
The highest market price peid for Rags andFau
net's Scraps, McD0WELL e. co.
Steubenville, March Z, 1885. r,t
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MARREED.

On the Goth Oct, by Rev. ]. S. McCready,
Mr.. Lawson Soorr to Miss MARY BELL CAR
NAHAN, all of Cadiz.
On the 18th Nov, by the same, Mr.. JAMES
SLOAN to Miss Prudence CRAWFORD, both OF
Jefferson county, Ohio
On the same day, at the American Hotel in
Harrisville, by William Buchanan Esq, Mr.. Jo-
sEpH PESy to Miss MARY J. BEST all Of Har-
I rison county, Ohio.
/. On the same day, byJ N. Crowl Esq, Mr..
THORNTON PETTY to Miss ISABELLA KIDwELL,
of Nottingham Township Harrison Co., 0.
On the 9th Nov, by R. Brown Esq, Mr..
Thomas FOWLER to Miss MARIA MACBETH, all
Neof Harrison Co., Ohio.
On the 18th Nov, by Joseph Rea, Esq, Mr.
DAVID LYONS to Miss EInsABETH FISHER.
On the 18th Nov, by the same, Mr.. DAVID
RtGaLE to Miss LUCINDA GLASS.
Near ST. Ciairsvllle o. on Nov. 9th, by the
Rev. John Moffitt, Mr.. JOHN M. RANKIN, Of
Harrison Co., O., to Miss ELvIRA BERRY of Bel
mont Co., Ohio.
On Dec 9th, by John Knox, Esq, Mr.. BENZ
RlMmEaLY, to Miss LYDIA G.. PACKER, all o
Freeport township Harrison county, Ohio.
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HAIR DYE
STILL TRIUMPHANT.

STILL LIKIUMFHANI5 a :,
CONTRAST the tints brought out in the hair by
~ Christadofo's matchless revitalisthg HAIR
DYE, ant those produced by the applica ton of the
burning fluids ordinarily sold as Hair Dyes you see
at once that the color is natural in one case natu
raj in the other, and the simple reason is that
Cristador6s is the ONLY preparation which, by its
and immutable principles. Made, sold snd applied
lin 10 private rooms) at CRlSTADs)RO,o 9 Astor
House Broad way, New York. Also for sale by
the principal Druggists and Perfumsrs throughout
New York Agents-w, ii. CARY & Co; and
WApn, rI nSE a. 80,
March 26, 185G-ly. ~
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Removals.

Our friend, J. V. Smiley, has removed his
Tailor Shop to the room formerly occupied by
Mr.. Estep as Law Office, where he will be rea-
dy TO accommodate all his friends.
Mr. Estep has removed his Law office to the
room formerly occupied by DR.. Berkey, and i'm
mediatoly opposite John Bealls Drug store,
where he is fully prepared to give counsel or at
tend TO any kind Of law business that may be
entrusted to him.
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THE rI,Neely Nor,nal schooI

Closed its third Session on Friday, the 3lst Oct
The rumber in attendance in the Normei SCI vol
ppofsr was 76, %hh about the same number in the
Mhlei School. ap Al n.
The next session OF 10 weeks will commence on
Tuesday, November 1Ttt ,8 eA
Arrangements ure about heing. made. by which
boarding can be had at the usual low rates Of 50 per
week. '-'" -,...is..g,i4,
I Tuition in the Norma Dept. .s2s per annum, in
the academic $50. s9 10 s. i ID ma,ss < I'll.
Those desiring toepter will do well to make @ in
mediate application. 5s
Hbpedale, Ohio Nov s. 'lb56f
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NEW ARRANGEMTNT.

LNOR THE benefit Of my custoshers, have con-
u ciuded to make the following Afrargements--
| propose to sell Goods on as favorable terms as
they can We had in this market and deduct per cent
for cash paid down, tbeng equal to 10 per cent per
nnnum,) decided advantage to the Purchaser
Believing that short settlements are most satisfac-
tory to an parties; have concluded 10 settle with
all my customers by the fret of January and the
first. Of July OF each year. These arrangements
will be strictly adhered to.
C.ai5;sobios pssehbst 8 tssS1.f sIf = siNNE1'
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Phalon's Magic Hair Dye.
Tan Yard For Sale.

TINE subscriber will sell, at private sale, tbe we'll
l. known tan yard in the town of Westchester,
Tuscnrawas county, Ohio, known as "Davidson's
Tan Yard" There is one acre and half of ground
attached to the yard There is an abundance of wa
ter on the premises Everything 'Rbont the yard ia
M good condition; and it is situated in one of the
best locations for Tan Yard lii the county. Pes-
sons wishing to purchase will call the subscriber
living two ana half miles east of Westchester.
December II, SO. 81. VIM. BOYD.
Ohio Democrat copy three times and charge Boyd
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THE EYE and EAR.

During my late tour in Eurape, | obtained sever
al new instruments, and Remedies of incalculnble
value. in my speciality. There,is now nothing
known to the faculty in either hemisphere with
which l am not familiar, which &C .nbined with an
extensive practice for 20 years in the cisytf New
York, en- abes me to restore SIGHT and REAR.
ING in many cases hitherto deemed hopeess -
Cataract positively cured by rteW method, without
pain, also Squirting or Cross, Eyes in q few sec.
onds. Amaurosis cured in the majority of cases
Granulations Ulcers, Films specs, and Watery
Eye, invariably; also, Deafdess Singing IN the Ear
and Discharges by all enlitsy new process My
"Treatise on the Eye" price SO cts, also AR1T
FICIAL EYES which moge,and look exactly like
the natural eye. and inssrted without an opera
ton, and all remedies, forwarded by mail. Consul.
taticns by letter receive especial attention.
JAMES w. POWELL, NJ. D.,
OCULlST, AURIST, &c z
Offices, 502 Broadway, NY
lime 12-v.
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0eTLast Suhday was a windy day in'Cadiz. ~
The new roof on the depot was completely
swept of. So was the new roof OF the dwell
hing house Of Josiah Scott, Esq, No doubt
great deal Of damage was done by the storm in
different parts Of the county.
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New Furniture.

One Of the finest and best assortnients' Of
Furniture ever brought to Cadz, is that just re-
ceived by our friend Hanna His stock is full
and complete. and he sells as cheap if not cheap
er than any other establishment in Cadiz.--
Give him a CALI
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POIICHOMANIE.

The new and beautiful art Of ornameniing the
simplest Glass Vessel 70 resestble the Finest Paint
ed China, at 1.-THE OF the cost is creating an i'm
mense excitement, Ladies' and Gertemen are alike
encouraging taste for grace in design and harmony
in the aTrshgemeht ofcOloFs. The whole art can
be perfectly acquired in half an hour Book Of in.
struction separately 81. Boxes containing Vases
Book, and every Article required SIS, sent by Ex-
press.
CONTENT, NEARY g. CoA Wholesale Store,
June lS-ly. 5O2 Broacway "
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American House.

=. Our old friend, Thomas D. Grimes, has taken
charge of this we'll known house in Cadiz, which
has for some time past been under the control
of VIM. Milligan, Esq. Mr. g. makes an ex-
-c6ilent landlord, and we advise all of our friends
to call at the American when they come to
Cadiz.
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R.-EMoV-A-IG
FRESH ARRNVAIl

TAMES HOWARD has removed his Boot and
j shoe Store to the room formerly occupied by
Henry Kerr, three doors south OF tho post office,
and one door north of Stewards store, where ne
keeps one ofthe largest and best stocks of Boots
and Shoes ever offered in Cadiz He has Just re.
ceived fres stock all ofwhich will be sold cheap.
er than ever Custom work made to order. Give
me call il you wish to secure bargains
JAMES HOWARD
Cadiz, Ohio, april %, 1856
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OtTAfer the first day Of January our paper
will not be so crowded with advertisements
Our patrons must have patience till that time
Then we shall make a better paper than ever
Now is the time to subscribe.
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Jovp,cs sDroyyl,s Estatc.

Notice s hereby given, thnt the undersigned has
beeffdnly appointed and qualified as Executor of
Che fast viii and testament OF James Sprnwl, Ia to
of Harrisoa county, deceased. Those having claims
against said kstsae, will please present them; and
viii please pc5 up. ns,
Bee. g.. 1861. pd.
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EMPLOYMENT.

AGENTS either travelling or locaT) for NEWS
PAPERS and PERIODICALS., are requested to
send without delay, their address to the undersign-
ed, and they will be furnished with business
whichwih yield them from LOO to 200 per cent,
profit They will please state what Newspapers
or periodicals they have canVassed foys Persons
who have not hitherto. .ac:ed as Agents, bpt who
%
written plainly. WRIGHT, MASON & CO.
Sept. "a, lS5b-2m NEW YORK.
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SPLENDID FURNITURE

TINE undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that he keeps constantly on hand all kinds
of Ca binet Ware, manufactured out Of the best ma.
tera and finished in The Eeaest style, which he will
dispose OF on the most reasonable terms.
He has also recently teceived from Pittsbureha
q large assortment of Fafey ind Common Chairs wv.
Looking Glasses Plates al all sizes, Gilt Mould FE1
ng for Looking Glasses aFd Picture Frames, etc.
He is prepared turnkll Cottins ofevery kind and
will carefully attend to funerals He has the only
Hears in town for the accommodation of the country.
Cadiz, March 80, 1854. ]. w. GILLESPIE.
N. B-A nice Rockaway Carriage for sale cheap
-t ]. W. G.
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fan Ward.

Any person wishing to purchase a good Tan
Yard, are referred toths advertisement Of our
%oid friend VIM. Boyd in another column.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-12-17

0FMr. Rich still continues to take those
Iron Pictures at the American House When
you wish to gee good likenes call on Rich, and
you will getil.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-12-17
CaAdies and ConfeccttOnnries.

To those who deal in those articles, we would
say that the best place TO make your purchases
is at the establishment Of our friend Feist IN
Steubenville. He sells at the lowest prices
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-12-17
RATTNTrTsTNTGA-l !
MICHAEL FEAST

DRACTICALC Confectioner, Wholesale and Re-.
i tail Dealer in Candies, Cakes Nuts. Rasins
Crackers ant Imported Cigars, nearly opposite the
bank, Steubenville, Ohio. :.
N. B.--Wedding and other parties furnished with
eakes, SO, ,ioa albrtRe1ce. May l6, 1855. Z