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SAN FRANCISCO.

JONES, TOBIN g. CO.,
importers and JObbers,
CORNER OF sANsoNE AND SACRAMENTO STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO,
A RE now prepared to offer to the trade large
y and well assorted stock Of desirable
Fall and Winter Goods,
received per recent arrivals comprising:
Bonnet Ribbons
Black and colered Velvet BibbOns
White and Black six Blonde Laccs
Artificial Flowers, Feathers and Plumcs,
Jaconct and Swiss Insertions and Edgings,
Ladies' Emb'd Collars Sleeves 4 Chemsetts,
Thread Edgings and Laccs: English Blk Grape,
And general variety of the latest and most APP
proved styles Of Millenery Goods, Laces and En-
broideries.
-FA e AGD q 29
Rogers, Wostenholm's and Barnes & Sons
Pocket Knives, Scissors Razors and Straps,
Buttons, of every description Thread,
Needles, Pins, Tapes and Bindings,
Combs and Brushes Of all kinds,
Ladies' and Children's Hosiery,
Ladies' and Gentemen's Gloves and IIdk IS
Zephyr Worsted Trimmings and Brads,
India Rubber Balls, assorted Toys and Babies
Wax and assorted China Dolls,
Game Bags, Shot Belts and Pouches,
Porte Monnas, Envelopes and Letter Paper
Lead Pencils. Steel Pens, and Ink.
ALSO-An extensive and choice assortment
of Perfumery, Yankee and German Notions, &c,
&c., all Of which Will be sold at the lowest rates
for eqsh.
G.o- New Goods received from New York by
every steamer. o20 nl0
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ORDERS, ORDERS,

TTNAKEN for any description of WATCHES. and
! forward, ID to the manufacturers with despatch
BRIGGS, DEl d CO.
n2-lm. 9S Montgomery st., corner California
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EXTRA HEAVY g. FINE

GOLD GUARD CHAINS, just received by the
NSteamer Golden Age, at BRIGGS DEY Co.'S
n2-lm. 9S Montgomery, cor. California st.
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SAN FRANCISCO
MUSICAL BOXES!

OF every size and style with Mandolin q Bell
~ Attachments. and selections of music from
Operas. National Airs Polkas Waltzes, etc.
For sale by BRIGGS. DEY q CO..
n2-lm. 98 Montgomery st., cor, California.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-01
RAU WAY TlME-KEEPERS.

DAILWAY TIME-KEEPERS-T celebrated
II VIM. b. Crsp'a Patent Railway Time-kccp-
crs of the largest size, with the makers certiti-
cate accompanying. BRIGGS, DEl GO.
n2-lm. Montgomery St. corner California.
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JULES JERGEUsON'S
GOLD HUNTING REPEATER

WATCHES, Just arrived, per steamer Golden
w Age and for sale by BRIGGS. DEl & co,
n2-lm 9S Montgomery st., cor. California
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-01

l. FEMALE SAuoR-How SHE WAS DIsCov-
TREp.-A case. which has become very in
'terestinr from the fact of a sailor woman
being connected with it. is now pending be-
fore Alderman Israel of the Sd Ward, grow
ing out Of the recent shipment of seamen on
board of the ship James Rea, of this port
AT a recent hearing, the Alderman's Office
was densely crowded, and the following eX-
animation of a female witness took place by
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Duran, the counsel for the
plaintiff The witness was very tall and
fine looking woman dressed as women are
usually dressed, but there was a certain air
about her that indicated she would have
been more at home in pantaloons and a
round jacket than in a bonnet and petit
coats. We give the questions and answers
cgbaf5m:
What is your name"
Emma Barnes
Where were you born, and what is your
busnessT
/ was born in Moscow, in the State OF
Maine, and for eighteen months past have
followed the sea as a sailor
How old are your
i am a little over seventeen years
Have you had a protection
i had, and have it now
Under what name did you shipY
George Stewart
What is your height and your weightn
My height, sir, in my bare feet, is full
five feet nine and a quarter inches; and ny
weight, one hundred and eighty pounds OF
shore-at sea it is rather more
Did you ship on board the ship james
Rp0V
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INDEPENDENT AND QUARTER

GtECOND WATCHES very superior. just arrv
> ed, per steamer Golden Age, superior arti
Gle, for sale by BRIGGS, DEl y CO..
n2-lm. 98 Montgomery st. cor California.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

Thee vessels the first CAS-, uut IA fHe e! u ai
tI tDft--Is i9f trade and have superior acconhH
datas .r passengers rh'. commanded Is experienced
ATTAIN SOL. qualified tHs ade, and "hu Viii 'paie H.
.sarf4 o. accommodate lucy VIII bc lowed NJ ANA down
the .as 3D., .al and may ta relied on 10 sal promptly a
hdffrt4ksa
Merchants gong Sarh ordering goods from sew 1arh
viii ma interest o. salP ~ this ue. - uEAt VI
aIy4sz be- ku4 by other line # packets AMI
10 made uJ the agents ia richmond am
New 2ars give satisfaction Insurance f1a 5s elected IN
" respectfully and hop o. sHo'eed Ia obtaining tu
CT. ppc bg this line 10 New York WI he forwarded
FREQ Il 10 SrY OfieaHs Mobile. Charleston 81
,,uaaI. - aI, other sauthrruaf Northern port
The .ess,ls viii laeH.ld ia ihe Doe. In New iii
AT BffIH s., b. Z flee House sip. foot Of VA street
DAVID NM & KIIE, Richmond, AGENTS
G. II. PILloUA4 y y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01
Read Ihs Truth about oar Turf oil.

During sleigh ride this winter past disco, my hore
leg and the skin on place large from
the rubbing the inside Of the thigh applied
Turf Oil and In a day he well. Another -
A mule which working 10 my day became uuahe 90
walk On examiung his foot, discovered nail about
inches long the head Ny driver and the neghho, sad
he would be good for nohh drew the nail inserted
piece of lint aud your Turi Oh and work
aud from that moment be hour
ever also horse badly ggod the outside
bis thigh in two places Abnu inches
inches wide. from which he stin day
Gil applied and IL brought them entirely II
truly is OF the greatest remedies have
iuown and have lived In drug Tor several years
this you think proper. Very truly
Ro Messrs Dove & Go. ! II WElSiGER
Forsale by sTROTHER a WHITEHEAD.
maj
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

E subscriber receiving isfEr additional sHPN#a 81
urnks Medicines PANTS NAru.1Hs Patent Medicines
6e a. which rendcf1 tars ah se4l,o' sahfa
eng every article usually found III a - lg >f#fe
PAricnlAr attention - IT, seir guu al t pHffHi a.
besl .5ods every article Arrautrt represented
prssf pton PA sud talults latffay compound
al umes aud az tho uss pAaraaf usi#fi t'ra1aaH=
Z sdf - they appeal ia tae Ieafaa.. . 1900
f.ig H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

q u II m ~ r-,-,7
4 SILVER WARE AND FANCY 1iGiDS =. r. , :,
Wholesale ana reta N e'eiy variety and style at law r.
s s Io ~ Sc ys al s N4" N s. sign Of TN Ia
you VII aaNo 20 per cent. He las Just -, Irti fr.tr
iheJ M1nuiar uTcfs and Importers, with the tis,t | =
fashionable assortmt mt oil Watches Jnclry. SIi3.r
Fancy Guods offered IN this STATE Ahd
Tor yod 10 cal and examine his magnificent Stuck ami
least 70 pei cent as he buys ali LIS Goods cas and
Them at much less than the regular Prize, tie s3,
Ut doodS lon can ais" haV, Your Watches ana I.,,'3
pared in the best manner and NJ short notice and
the newest aud most fashionable Goods IN eAclanE ,
money ''' N9Hf
Remember The plaee. sign of the Eagle V d Sven,
street Petersburg. va. THOMAS N,ui,' ai,'9ti
sep " '-+A-n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &c.
ofier OF tas =. =. ssaiirsad %,
PtIsHsbt ts. sept -. 80
WINTER >tusD t At = "A -
IL, -.

ID ! II"I-U0T II vi al78 , y ~
nan l.arufa d. sundays excepted At .
,,sa 4 II ase Junction. at e 81 aud al
lFasa4##r.. a, f - J. 81
-. f.... laass al : 1I .'sssss ~ Arrfe al BaHks
,u. fJuuttl.4l al - 81. aud at Iei.rshurs a. + "
u ALLSIf
saf4utsuheut.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01
Ar,u.n =. Lns.. g.erMn.a.ng md con.mi..

! sION MIktIIANI- On In N0Ih EeHW0nH u
Iu#HH for the mineral udtd Ia lie last SEASON.
lat# atr aItaust lnr- increase tio linz Of B
u DO, HOUSE that boat will iotNe very other day
lSmi4- pNrcpted) ~ this MT ,al be able 10
puj rough day sooner Than heretofore, and very
u,at they by The :. r. X, and at much es5
cost
NJ Hharar flr forwarding Tobacco is cts PER Box an1
.Ut, sa llUd uHrAucudes braAasc aud Wharfage wAon
necessity dry The drayage and Wharfage
uom tn" Basin els per Box and 40 cts per hd lho
Lick Iai- charged by the James River Kan fyha Go tor
IasHfH house cts per about Ct tor Boxes
audrs Hind Having these advantages Of location am
ln. tifle benefit md charge only
tom rrrr u, hoping fhorohy to command larger
husut-s
pual attention will be given to sales Of produce and
purahas, oi goods Commission. \. ). LIE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

s>sEsU OH, PAINTS. Ac-ao


II II IN DIS ION VN MN TT TTN"T
A.RANrIp TO TulQ. $50 No pAhGtN lHaN tArurtt5i u
COLD Price 80 cent? per bottle
Eated according 10 Ao ~ Congress IN me t7ra nHr "a
pisrief Court ne Eastern Bsf ~ f4rRfHh by IgH
q CO Richmond Ia 81 si1f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01
xn,.o>DO> u,sTARD.

e l. 4 perrin. y efrtst crshife aAh''' % '' +
Nr-fH4si p and ~. f9r sale by ,.,.,.,z.f.r . "a
orIfHHs tbh'Nb -
,,...,,o<,. a yIpnaN. D"nIer- IN t.cnis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

n Tlns the eesi lane sold Ieai Fare y bite Led Ke1
Issd LIihsrge gallons Isaseed - gallons
Tnrpeuune Ere proof Paint eAseIae Apd fz Greens aa
a. aher used BY Painters large azsasrni ef Wit
h-siie Pant Brusnek Pant Brushes NaHsa hrasa
rsasff Blenders SSH Tools A. BreuEea ard Cold Lea
ee French Wlndow Glass and 1Iazisr uHamnnas ka5H
lev sThDIhEk a Viii kHLAb
IraEEsfE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

Asssrs Doro aCotirn.men i usrd portion ct bettie
OF fnr on which YOU very kindly presented
and AXE pleasure in say lug thai found ctctuai
eruption OF the skin whh lad been FaetHl
upon for several yeaTt by physeanv Naut receiving ty
least benent also recommended Is To fiend 81 mine, who
for months had been annoyed 10y 4nhlar cru
the ski and he Informed Short time since, that Hu fh
OF one bottle he had been entirely cured
Respectfully, T.. Il LIIGNlCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

" 10 Cls,s - = Mass Licorlce
- j ( y Cp
lt0 Half Gases NJ 7
100 a &c
Al on cons sunient in4 t,.rsala io1v b,
Iuos BRANCH 4 SONS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

CHfsrEUftip April 10Th lsa6
Dessrs Dors CoIlayine used Turf on and finding
Ito be such hne medicine thin II due you that you
should know II. My Slaughter about To-
rocker chair and aud bruised her thigh very much
assumed the form of boil and became had
lABced by physician but thai did relieve 1t hesanr
running and continued fa nearly wears ad
mrd,cihe could hear Of with rd.ut until Ia
dueed bottle Turf O,fier using
and half II entirely healed Ihave
sorc- aud onud the same benefit You at liberty Ia
this as Won think proper = CHAIkLN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01
Of n.ehmo"d AID

IN \ ORR rAtkLf lin. ne" Hauis 49,
Iu. j. l.su.s.,.d I,ow ia ss=sel>. All saIis
.sl ~ .fA sfHf5 iYI,e a4s Al o"H.d ia the e1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

-Shlprel, by Ri, N,s-el Will rct then goods ia gari
otd-aatou at ME .lt rateai u,u ehrspo ttau by any
therfaf' aud IN les time Insurance car, j.. 'netal ria
tho h,St towns y 4 " Z
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

-. ~. g.,.a.s VIRGINIA - ssssE-aF
~ IL iiTTT--- RAILROAD ON Thursday, tn
ItIf,sf tfto the la-senE,r IIa. vii
commence runnnrto Sail NusEs Branch junction
II Gill ~uut.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

.s,.,.o<s. A yIpNaN. D"nI"r- in etni.
-, and =. rai,lIng Gaaas. Ilu Nam suooi iteh
ulouH \ e. .-,t Fal ~" h ts9e t -, h.. ~.
rIH t eriz y oud be- vel I" n"t'fe fa' i"' a.
r.tts I#5rrasirs ad ali seetfts ~ The e"' oa NJ
G , W. hr s., IzaIi heated ia Iaahuoud And a4 an "ifo
leff4 l. "a sy- naees ry We taxi ai'aHl"s'
,. ann o., 8ah to ours, Ives kneH H. expecting"
i,r4. taat on examination all parties VIII Jndge l' ilih
,ys is to our particular merits being prtetY '
f.. ef5s# Hr- notions and Judgment mu.t te ehsu'td
Vts4rl now receiving ta >tdek. Hhd ASSURE pure '7
that every ding IA the way Gett> Wearing Aplar'i WI
r t,u.I5 and ihp assorted lines vi Al al inns be
found asHl That "a customers want vii be sulhe
ayutever, faiHY fr Tie proper rf..ttnah 81 "u ms
NOS -, nom, 10 apparent 20 our customers ana
r.nfa -ail-t Try rad, Dulazt the si gar "" haf NJ
,.s. rf . ,N essIy G,uis furnishing foods where
s 4fI, III II every thue pertaining TO that Department
i the iothmg Department guarantee the STOCK I"
, #s4ff ia .il II durability and Styles because We
,i every ding IseIyrs ard haYe hesitation IN saving
l ai- ID. b. i#uud tqu 10 fHe best order work I'D Inc
country Watching thu yarlars eHaug". 81 fasl ~ Iatits
mas II assured finding The latest eRt aud make IN - re
sui ai 10 their Inspection aud approval call i solicited by
GRo>HONG 4 fUpNAN,
No j Main Il r. fuuud W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

BIO ISLAND, bedford COUNTY Va Nov. l. lssl
Msssrs Dort Co Gentlemen ! used about uu, fatt a
bottle OF your uri on upon the back of us horse the st
back almost entirely place large
hand and this single application only applied
II mp tnIuoy aud rarmauopy really surprised thc
nkness OF its euraty "a properties and think mon, prompt
aud th,atious than thing Of the kind
have sold thouss d. of bottles Of other prepalae- i s
purposes.
Respectfully J + noSptRANT
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02
Hatcher's New Goods.

.ieia IIatchers new goods are all the So
sssThsy sell cheap goods are good and
the people klow Y here to go TO get bargT
~ aiaz. sltpheir stock is among the largest ey-
. ii brought to the place; and they are de-
xernihsd to sell II al fair prices. Read their
large double column advertisement and
then give them acall.4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02
Gpiaasbip MlSctings
Cadiz Tow nship.

The voters of cadiz township who are
opposed 70 all the isns of the day are re
quested to meet at Mr.. Vineent's hotel, in
cadiE. on Saturday, Apfl 5, 1856. at Z
O'Clock P. NJ, for the pusPnss Of Hominating
township ticket to be supported at the
ensuing Spring electiOua Let there be q
general turnout BY ORDER.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02
sTEUBENyILLE MARKET.


Flour-For good super6ne; 600; extra,
100. ~
Wheat, ,00@1.o5.
Groceries-Sugar ii hhds and bbls 81 @
81; N. o. Moiasses, new crop, 47c; Syr-
up 6o@65; Rio Coffee l24@i3c.
Grain-Corn 28c; Oats 25.
Bacon-Hsms 10; shoulder 7, sides 8.
Bulk Meat--Hog Round 64@7
Hogs--5. .25@5, SO, net, per 100 lbs.
Butter--l79 10 for fresh roll; solid pack
ed l4@l5.
Lard---8I@9c.
Rice--7c per pound.
Dried trut-Apples $IR bushelP caches
1,624 " bushe.
Teas Young Tyson 35@75; Gunpow
der 45@65; Imperial 5o@BO; Black Tea
40@55
Nails--lo to sod, 3,75; 9to Cd, 8, "a ;6t,
I'd, 4.50. - Herald 3lst.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02
MooreAeld Townsbip.

The Democratic Anti Know Nothing vo-
tefs Of Moore6eld township. are requested
to meet at Vests hotel in AooFefeld, on
Saturday, April s. at 2 o'clock P, NJ. for
the purpose Of nominating township tick.
ek. Turn out. BY ORDER. =
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02
Nottingham Township.

The Democratic Anti Know Nothing vo.
ters Of Nottingham township are requested
to meet at the house Of Benjamin johnson,
in said township, on Saturday. April s. at q
clock P NJ. for the purpose Of pomiu stias
township ticket. Let there Be "a general
rally. BY ORDER.
GF Turn out, turn out, to the above
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02

as - The report OF the Methodist Book
ConcaaiE9 sheaysas 1854. Ptsssntsd to the
!, s,0enlaxenee of Abe Methodlst Episeepa
Church II Baltimore. states that The period
iicaIa. except she Chkistian Adyocste failed
TO nalset the expenses Of their publication.
The assets Of the concern anannt to 1888.
977. a9ainss which there are HabiEties to
-sAs snount of 9 sI7p,a4s, ssying . capisa
sloeE d 156s. eS9.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02
Dysprpsin ln.l Lsver G,o,.aplainls

Nearly haif the human race have taken thest
Pills II has been proved in all parts OF the wort
that nothing has been found equal 10 them in caSe
complaints generally. They soon give health!
tone to these organs, however much deranged, ant
when ali other means have failed.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02
Geme..ai aDcbiiuy; I'll Eseaula

Many Of the most despotic Governments have
opened their Custom Houses to the lntroduction o.
these Fills that they may become tho medicine OF
the masses. Learned Colleges admit that this medi
clne is tho best remedy ever known Tor persons oil
delicate henlth, or where the system has been i'm
paired, It's nyisorathg qualities never fail ai
| 4,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02
Wholesale Clothing Store,
Ia NOR xVnn.s =. Hsa...hx. %

II HAMPTOE AMPBELL 6 90.
IIAFINS removed to their new storeh6usc, No
IL l28, Wood st, opposite ILL., Childs a. Co., are
areceivinga very large and superior assortment ol
Rcady+Made Clothing. we'll adoptedt~ Tie Westerr
trade, which iheyawill sell at very SLitifiF a b.
VANCE OFC0SF Having made arrangement.
With Eastern Manufacturers by which their stocL
is manufactured for themselves exclusively, the OBJ
Jecticn generally urged against Ready Made cloth
ing on account Of dispropoftionate garments is OBJ
Waited and they receive only such orieles as ar,
Gu, cut and made in good taste and GUARANTEED
40 FIF. Itevery large amount Of Goods solC
by the undersigned deninnstfates that they ar,
cheaper than the sumo articles manufacnfed ON
limited scalo.a HAMPTON, Campbell q Co.
March s, 1856. sasa N a SRsE9
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~" l1z- Let our friends not forget the
's to~uship meetings on next Saturday, =
Make it your business 10 attend, and also
TO turn out to the polls on next Monday. /.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02
easTheae of cur friends ii want Of any

thing 10 the way of Watches. Jewelry,
= Clocks or Notions. we would advise T. call
on Barrett. at his Jswelry Store, as he has
" fsr he iargesl and beet stock Of goods ever
-4fsbionghtso Gadis. B Is a young MIN "born
=. and brought up in this place; and his
known honesty and integrity Of character
will recommend him to every one. There
70 fore We say give him your patronage. and
We viii warrant you good bargains. y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02

Eg- We are under obligations to our dis
tinguished U. s. .Senator, Hon g. z Pngh.
for large amount Of very valuable docu-
ments. t4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02
Town Elect on.

1--WE are requested to state that their will
Be a meeting, Irrespective Of party, at
the Court House on next Saturday night for
4. TIE purpose of nominating g good ticket fol.
D shis borough. Turn out at tAe ringing o.
ahe, bells
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02
sHORr RssAYs ABOUT oApIz:
saVIDY.rI v,IS& Ie


Always IN planning an enterprise. be-
liese IL 10 reekoned the most difficult task
70 arrange the premises. or preliminaries,
50 as to bear irresistibly and with precision
upon the object aisasd at or, in other words.
ss the successful conqueror Napoleon al
ways shoaght when preparing tor conquest,
and also when about to assume the govern
meHt Of Frsnce--it was necessary to form
before his ds6at a.'chOsen legion" standing
under his own eye, in order to repair any
breach that might occur in his ranks, and
10 intimidate any attempts at opposition that
might arise. and consequently 10 insure a
successful effort. slga-.1 g ~ ff
In considering the subject Of these essays
then, it has been deemed more expedient
to lay groundwork. orthe premises of our
views upon the history Of tie Past, and the
advantages and abilities Of the Present
And by the way, what strange phrenzy
litis, that men. old as we'll as young. will
iIl6lbe, and live IN the notion that they
can grow rich faster and EASIER. further,
still further westward! Such infatuation is
nothing less. than a downright insanity
But for the sake Of argument, for moment,
why do some men grow rich faster there
than here. which is granted? Simply be-
esnse they work FASTER! Their whole self is
fred with ambition The moment the IGSrs
FArIUs Of western greatness, borne by spec
alative rumor, touches their dormant spirits.
they wake froa their lethargy, soar sky.
ward upon this creature Of s,rdid fancy,
and then for the westl-the garner Of wealth
the Eldorado, and nothing elsel Oh man!
! Won Tttt .-s'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02

i, aa- Our f,ienj Howard has removed his
ssshce store 10 the room formerly occupied
by Henry Kerr three doors south Of the post
office. Give h i'm cali Wa aa-tA Z
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02
|. Laad's sheep Sale.

Awe iorgollast week 70 ssy anything about
.S,s aa 9 of Sheep which scanseoif here few
days since. We copy The following from
/, ,lzst ssek's Republican. si9sais esssl les5 Y
sasa The Sheep sale which came of here on
last " eAaesday was great failure, But
stieW were sold. and those not at very high
psiess. The prices Of Spanish Buck Lambs
ranged from six % forty dollars--but few
bringing more tiiah twenty dollars. A few
Ewssi~ere sold, 10 lols. at from ten TO twelve
adsliass apiece "A An extra spanish Buck was
bid ,inshY Ma gLadd. at $76. Our farmers
did noi seen to "bite' readily. ,pTgr4 r.
Z. nARRIED az X Kew /, II ]. q d. c.Eorsytbe
on the | 9Th inst, WMa BEADlR N. d y and
'tEiss ELizkBETn M, IA. BRleKER. both ol
Harrison GO Ohio. 's i,i s4
'sp o. The a0ih inst, BY the Rev. j. Cs Fer
sylhs. Mf. JoaS FrEIoAL. and Miss MARrHA
lawns, both Of this county. < ass H
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.k7e Eight more new subscribers this
sfweyk. Send ii the names. Next Monday
ssnili Be . good time % increase our cifcula
Sfion ii The different townships. Friends
z sse llels sffoftin our behalf, end yau shall
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crate 90 tic stomach, the liver, the Kidneys, the
lungs the skin, an the bowels correcting any de-
rangement III their functions, purifying the blood.
the very fountain OF ie and thas curing disease in
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