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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-19
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= u 81 . LAX - :. a. ;.
\ ROT Will be furnished hy the ladies at
Dudley Hall to-day, from , to "a O'Clock Every
delicacy the affords will be furnished, nrcpsr-
ed in the most inviting style Price 5 cts--the pro-
eeeds TO 20 to the Of ST. Pauls Church Ii Is
hoped liberal and public spirited rncoura gnent will
he gvea
To rHE SrrnsSrs OF LYNcuaruG CotLrGr--W W.
not informed that the vice Of ntemperauce pre-
waits amongst the stu tents OF Lynei burg college
but the arements Of temptation are strong WE hey
leave invite heir attention the language of var
ming aud adnonition which. u I a few weeks since
fell the lips Of the President elect of the uuited
state. Whilst addressing tire students of Franklin
and Marshall College At Lancaster PENNSYLVANIA he
Il reported 10 have Spnkru ~ follows:
Mr.. Bachanan said he had hern u college bov
himself, aud none OF tho hes bows. either being ford
% fun, like themselves. There were many ttls ec-
ccn:rcite, in the life afa student hat might be par
doued az overlooked: hut ;herc is one habit which
ii formed II college in early youth. would cling
them through life AMI blight tae farest prospects.
He referred 10 the use Of intoxicating liquors, and
declared it would he hotter Tar that youth Who
traeted AZ appetite for strong drink, that he we're
dead or had never been horu Tor When lac saw a
Young man entering upon such career, ondnesS
of liquor becoming With him governing passion he
could nothing before him hut life of sorrow aud
a dishonore grave IN his old aye, Man, lads, he
WINS aNare, considered tbs practice mark OF smart
5, but he regarded il offence that cannot he
pardoned especially in student n college and he
concluded this appeal hyeNprcs,lng thr hope
and belief that of the Young men Of Franklin
ani M. ,isll addicted 10 Ibis dangerous prac
tee"
Lrcrrrxs o. G2aLcGY Il, rrf, renee 10 onr al
vertising columns it viii he that Pr 'ilham,
orthc Y. VI Institute. Intends delivering series OF
Hectares upon Geology. We congratulate our ciii-
4cns unen this event. Prot G's high reputation
8 l..t,,r
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Land Warrants are selling III Washington at - per
mere for Cos and SOS aud rs for eos.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

jaws :. C>YrRr1I WiutlATP wills
AtArPNEss 81 WEREs.
u Attorneys, solicitors and - i,or-
Office In ihruiy klNek I66 leferon Avenue. ntY"otI
MICHIGa%. ldec . I'm
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WAsllNGroS, Dee. IL Senate - III" Bill ex-
tending the time 10 Trxas creditors for rresent-
ing their claims wns iassrd.
HoHse-fhr Presidents Message was under
constellation.
Mr.. Cumhack, of Indiana. defended the the Ike
publican, against the imputaien cast upon them
IN the Message.
NJ. Walker, NJ Alabama. reviewed the Central
American question. lie believed that the Cavern
ing VA ker'- Mnisicr-, a- heavy interests wrfr
involved in his success in Nicaragua.
Mr.. English, # Indiana, deti ded tn" nation
r'ity Ut the Democratic putty. aud asked II th-r"
were any southern men present VIII" would vote
against the admission OF Kansas f"r" state.
# snch was declared the wi-h of the mn ority ct
nnr iuhabiant-1
trie- of No. not one, from the Southern mem
hrrs, Hcludin. Brooks If South Carolina.
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WV
Y Sim,tlnl suitable ur their Lady friends
"A ri W something hno aud
the i'ri Nert thars. with Gold rnf jet
Shrtt without
n,f rrccrt AMI Glf, Bhc let. for Baauetfrotyp's,
,.oi Braarerts plain eHh engraved Hair bracelets
with or hok aud asS for Mhiatrta Fine Revolving
Pins oqual ordinary Pins Loekrfr AMI Guard thahs.
IIeavy plaln eoI Finger Ring small cnameel Geneva
WaclF-. helN and Ladies
the way Cold limiting Watches large and fInS box aud
ar Pins ard hair SILVER Card Cases and Port"
and Pencils All uf the above Items
81 good quality and II and nfrrng them at
the Lowest iir,s and shall skr pleasure Ia showing thcm
here tot,re 10 any who may favor rs with call,
dec n "a SIINENTHbKS 4 Cliff
~ RS. E.i,es' New BOOK II ONE and the w orid,
IVA rctoi, MDKSES.
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N-OstXni.s Elps~.;.

NrOseSE;.s Eeps~G.
" aEain street, t,,uchbnTg, Va.
INV "NOEVfiI. M undergone change II o"Rs' tti".
that places fooaH VITA ii" hts modern built i!orlN ct
he
Tor
and il f shed IN and n"FnP suited
"a MI character that will max" rank, in
act " lth ,hr frst elsss Hotcl- If tie reuntfy.
Wills \ uNIG,
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BY Il L l. EG X 4 p II :.
re,eur.p..a r.prs..., 70. ..."v,r.,..n...
CONGREGATIONAL

WAsnl>eroS Dee ~ .
StsAtf.--A resolution was adopted authorizing
medals to be presented 10 pr kane aud lila officers
aud men.
Nr Jnnes; Of Tennessee endorsed what the Fscsi-
dent said IN his message relative 10 the Republicans.
T. wns not FOR Congress 10 decide whether slavery
Il all exist in the tcrrtorcs He should acquesee In
The decision of the Supreme Court in regard to that
subject; andthoneht II nil would do the samc'' would
be the means of uuietine the slavery agitation
Hot Ai.-Nr Qutmau believed every word nf Tho
Presidents Message on the slavery question 10 he
well timed and true. Relative 10 the Central Amer
lean question he was warm in his defence ofWnher
Nr Branch defended the South, advocating tho
principles Of the Nebraska bill and repadittng
Suaat'sr Sovereignty.
Mr. Davidson argued that Congress possesses mn
power TO legsln,r on the subject OF Slavery In tho
territories
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A,MA ANn VmE UNsrED srATMs.-

y NV NJ Ut THE NIAtk " NKKIUK 'NNtTIN At
POINTED CAPTAIN atNfRAl. -lARGh SHIPMENT
u tlhA AIRS Alt, the Ia HriNalot the blaek WI
ftr At New N"k nsidral. s,.,m'ui created h, the
ne"s thu Hcncfa rpnoha Mas agnln appointed ,araln G"n"
rsl & uhs tn" opuinu all american residents If the
*snd ~ hat thr. uUran" tr hsiNrrI the teo
countries. bur shiprt NJ 4 ,lpus Supi
iinued snltrte ~ the l,t. aitVat II MEAD ARilS \
70. OF l,prhiurg, ". extensive leal,ts in tvas snuff,
ehoe" Jele t.r.iNrd lrre" seck 1T tho mnst
celebrated Cigars nanusentuh Inrehaod ht their
shfug IN Havana tmaue thir most select hrtn the follow
ing Will ttNn tau Liza If t" uncut ltSrc
ns La Flor ln"ssrsia Ia Sampr.Np Ia Adea. III Mayo
raj and Nrh opposite III" Waiwhk "Se iynehhnrg,
Va "A NJ HARRIS 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-19

UrDR EeENT.-Dwo new. comfortable Dwell
ling scs with rooms to each honse suitable for or
. flmlies larat"i neal Rev Mr. Vaughans Diamond HILL
in healthy pleasant part II town, free om Corporation
Tax in good nrghborhood fine view Of tho Canal and
Soui 81 lalro with good Water and Garden to each
house Rent moderate.
small Hon, 81 suitable Il small fani
ly. Apply JAMES Mf'ioWAN ID II,
dee i9taw if15iec- Rose Cottage Nursery
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ykNnE unier En.d if .aR s.1 iirlr rturk nf Goet4
j MesTs irhy 4 Stuudrfs would mps cherrtulv recon-
mend them former friends mud patrons
Dec 81 is.rs MCDANIEL. III ltr 4 PRESTON
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I''TIs' NFIIFTN VI TTN VT Y
2 Z htRT,
PLEASANT PRESTON

1Hbst. nN, ,nf patehaseh Of M.ssru Mcdaniel iiur,
Preston ihrr entire soet nj ltprrrr and taken tho
.9ul former pird y thc W. nm prepared 10 ofr To
H. patrauA Mcdaniel Nina Preston former
f1ntn aud tie puhr generally larR. ant well solicited
se's If Grecers liquors. staple by Gnois a., which We
nG'tRt lowest market Yates tf 'tsh to r,np caromert
ueuA
W. VIII give particular attention ~ The COMMISSION
~ N}NF>S will sell al kinds country produce aud cougr
r"ufsnN VII Wonder snlea promptly, aud cash then,
WIN 1elrl ~nnet HNoral advances produce In hnud,
aud VIII trrisr and oRM ARD GOODS at the usual
"hcu nn'. deposited produce placed In hand
chargcs
INbY 4 aAI Npt.kS
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- EMOVAL.-The sabsePibsr has renSvoa hia
IL and Tin business the largo and
block cd door below The MARI
.ppoSite Mr. w H. Mosby where he will be pleased Wat
upon all who may favor him With tbeiy patsvoaGA
N n - u
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The Markets.

RNrlaoes Dee. ls.--four duh mud falling off
slghtl, Wheat and Corn unchanged
Nav loRx. Dec ls--flour active md nnrhnnpcds
Nhra, tending upward White 81 Tonl -, Rcl q
GO. Corn floepinP Mixed =.
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N We have for sale Sylsc OIL and Lamps for usine T. which
will he pleased to show any persons IN want Of bril-
ant cheap light entirely safe frcm danger Of
.spu aud from experiments BY ourselves hand lamp
1ivinp the light candle of per hour and
table lamp Of the large solar lamp about cent
II is easily managed gves light fully brilliant gas
STROIHER WHITEHEAD,
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- Residence Church street, above West Street,
dee f.dI'aw
- a SLAVES TOK alsRE.-For Hire Tor the
sDvv ensuing Fifts slaves belonging the Ute Of
FRA Shprklenrd Among them will he found
a LARGO o, If valuable Tobacco Factory hands ao some
good hands arincS &c Women and house Girls, &c,
will hr hired privately nntil the l Tuesday in
January 1877 which time all ianrly hired viii
he public tho highest bidder from Of the
Mark. City OF Lynchburg The hrets vii be
required in all give nonds with approved security for
II. H. LEW IL.
Agent Attorney f.et for Jno " Schooiheid Of J.
IS. Schackrford decd
Apply for present the old stand of A & Lewis
q an
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nisSOIlTlON.-Ite hrm ~ Mebvie, Hurt
Preston isti- day Dissolved Nv mutual III,
81 the will he used by either partner in claauH
III" business Their he" vii be kept nj the old ehd
ncctI led iN NtssrH lFl, \ SauticrR
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Two FARMERa.-rhes 81 hsestbers re psepar.
furnish Bags the usual Rail Road charge 70 sach
conagn their Wheat Corn, &C., 70
i'll also sell portion to reduce stock
aug l3,its ANDERSON, ADAMS 4 CO. q
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WHEAT BAGS for the Farmers Und Others.
w We prepared furnish customers and others
Who wish consg their grain prime New Paes Al the
usual Rail Road chsrge-ssy one cent per onsh.l
July 28-dsci. IKBi sAvSDERS
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SGOtN~ tor snIc.--NTuinio u per sr0t Bonds.
~ Registered mud upou> tty Il ilnehourg Bends
aorSed hN " Tenn IL n COMPANY, Merchants bssk
Stock IN SUM ! sgt purchasers Orders from thu conntr,
promptly pth.ntird PETERS, SPENCE 4 co.
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\ s"ry rcr FROM hu inos$ rnans0H A6r,hsrt and
take pleasure In Recommending nUneteu> friends the
aiav' irm ny snrcs4oIs IA business, Nr 4 loot:
hrv ls been long and flyurtbl, ku"vH .tc,inan
md .h" "t"r cf- ii IN" gIr ttgarai, hnow prompt
bit.inrs> wv SMITH
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EtorfNfNr-Nm X. .fohnsua, NJ Snfoik chopped
asst week with his daughters Yankee Gote'ncss -
dr. J. WAS a Nermonfcr but married VIRGINIA lady,
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WI AIRThs preparation msde by lady Of experience
articles the
constant dressing for the hair under all circumstances
Dandruh nyigora.n and the
.he air docs not soil the bvnnes and pleasantly favored
have also Mira Aliens Nos and for changing grey hair
original color No for dark hair No for light hair
1t Ia not a dye, For sale ly .
J. H. THOMPSON & Co,
dec OTIS DruGgists.
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\ Hor DINNER Will be furnished by the ladies at
Dudley Hall to-day, from to "a O'Clock Every
deieacy the affords will be furnished, prcpsr-
ed in the most inviting style Price IS ctsthe pro-
eeeds TO 20 to the uses Of ST. Paurs Church Ii is
hoped liberal and public spirited cncourag ment will
lac piven
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eSEH~fK4. w. W WNITl WE FVKNGTVKE
~ Grateful for past ia the subscriber would
0I-->n@e9 return his thanks his friends and the pub
lie generally, and inform Them that hs
as hand and constantly adding thereto) large
soment of Elegant Furniture Manufactured by skl work
ont Of the best material and finished In the d.
-irabln manner His stock embraces every article usually
en- mp in the most extensive mannf,ctoricr
tie solcls call from those wishing purchase feeling
aured that h" rsn aud will give satisfaction in regard both
tr.e and quail, " work.
Hair and Shuok Mattresses always on hand.
EDWARD !. FOI.kHa
WnrcrpoI.s and Mandatory, dou- 'pu Liberty Ware
.,lActs
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lNHRBaTMAS GGFT.-JMss seccis ed 400
~ Pairs Thick Soled Toxed Caters AT 81 Is pair Great
Bargains. JOHN ABRAHAMS.
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TAI. -. .gstftcgE.
sscH raj Steal 3.s,nie nniI.a,h Ag.ni.
e w. HELtNiv co.
a ~, >c,s

AGENTS for ti,r Sic "i VIRGINIA MA|tFAtTIRf+I
thBN'o. L!er:si advances n'ie III t"up-ia'.ritfN
l1tlActv
s-NaIys& TaTES.o s'ornsri~>ion Merchants
Y AID AGENTS. T0E THE SALE Gf VIRGINIA
MtNtfA r. klb Nos IL e. HHea tia. street
Ne r1rirau<
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: s. ~ Z 9. .,...rrsaIIeaas

siEngsesl in tde same shameless and bloody
7qz;rsse ,sr- have a the head Of their rebell-
~ ffc'i5s7s. i. men wl.o was deooaqced in the
Senate rs Asy;h-., ss>a -'fi'y of lersery, or the
= cfa rlili ii,iuEaTsi- z7lisu! s.,taes.
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FAN cY GOODS.


TINE subeeriber would respectfully annaunee to
Il The eiiizrns OF Csdiz the public in geseral.
That being desirous ofmaking Cadiz his permanent
I0ca ation he has tskeH the room, first door east OF
Hamilton'sshoe store directly opposite the pub
ic buIidar gs, Main street,) where he is now open
ing large and splendid stock of the above goods.
among which may e found Gold and Silver Eng.
iish levers, Sold and Silver Swiss anchors and
bepines. large assortment Of day and 80 hour
brass mantle Clocks, with or without alarm. 10
Gold flngerriigs, Earrings and Breastpius in
great variety. Gold guard, vest and Fob chains. :
Gold miniature cases lnrge and small. Gold, Sill.
yer steel and german plated spectacles 10 suit all
ages. Silver, german and albata table and tea.
spoons, RaEors, Knives and scissors--pocket wal
let's and Port,monies of every description Fancy
Hour Nsces and fine toys-hair clothes, teeth and
shaving brushes. @Ihdia rubber, buffalo common,
terck. puff, pocket and redding combs All o
which he will sellatthe lowest cash price. =
N B.l intend carrying on the Clock and Watch
repairing in all its various branches and from leT
ezperieace in the business flatter myself tFr'
can do work III such manner asto give univsG
satisfaction. All work done or sold, wauanu
be os represented. Call and examine for yourselves
FCadiz Oef. l9, lS55-6m. = b. K QUEST.
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IA the House By which they sanctioned the
fdsitiEo slavolaw, and yet they mska war upon
a+rerieru5crattc party for carrying out that pro-
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PROCLA.M NATION.

|, Alexander Bargar, Sheriff of Harrison county
Ohio, do hereby notify the qualified electors Of Hpr
rison county aforesaid, TO assembtentheir respec.
tive townships at the usual place of no ding elect
ions, on Tuesday, being the 4th day OF November,
\. d. 1856 and then, and there proceed as the law
directs to elect twenty three electors of President
and Vice President of the United States, in pursu.
anee Of the constitution and laws Of the United
States, and Of the State Of Ohio. The Polls to be
opened betweeI the hours Of s and 10 o'clock in
ths morning and close at o'clock nrhe afternoon
Given under my hand ut Cadiz, in said coun ty
this 26th day of -eptember, A. d. 1856. 53
A. BARGA Ar, Sheriff Harrison CO., o.
Oct 1856. '.,.'l gaF
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AZ fTas3 e5sapIal,l u

o'listt vas . have th3 nis3a7 q exciting The
spppalaYololdirg against the s!ayeholdins States.
gR5i4ypYjsrrsI the hops and fury of civil war to
~ Sas3eail AMI ftir remedy of the evils which
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IsiYla Gsassa.l O VI

~ IaleB2 III, Bingham denied, for Gen, Scott
Tho charge Of eAmeFicaaismna as though it were .
ereat tcainlc to prescribe foreigners and Catholics
let him dc7g ygstfTy A3+ w se h4sta ssf4aefas
1854 ho took an oath to vote for neither
CatholIc nor loFeignsE, and joined the Know
Nothing, order lIs5Jtimdsay its'
In 1855 be takes the stump for Fremont q
-,gFanasn Gntaolic, and will undoubtly vote for
him. "a Ana Ii the election Should 60 TO the
House Of Representa- atives; viii DO what he can
@r Fr5monts election there.
u He abused Natigism in 1852 to get gotea He
eubracadit ID 1854 to ogstgotess He equivocates
abousisia 1856 to get potes. We venture to say
tTsre ia;aot Know. Nothing in the District
gholonaes d straw for Araercanism, that will
vote aae John A. Bingham; and further, tha!
thsro ii not an honest anti Know Nothing that
wiligoto tor him. II Is saasafelto to trust him on
" eftt1 sas Hs ysorsseif5s no prfr'cpIebM SELF
q. Pat.
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Fresh D2'aEOS- }

'" Esubscriber is receiving his stock .-,rr.g
l. of Sp~'ng and Summer DRuss, which
nave all been. selected by himselfin the 10 81
'1s'ern cities; and is much the largest ~
assortment of the kind ever brought to ttss~ =
this market. and in point of quality, price, . will
compare with any stock IN the country Ii iii sci
as low as any establishment west of the nl..stain
for cash or approved country produce. Persol
wishing topurchase any article in the E
s BOOK UES DlA UG LINE
would do well TO call and examine his stock befor
purchasing elsewhere JOHN BEALL.
CadiZ, april 26, 1854.
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NEW FIRM.
MCPHERSON, & ROSE, ;.

TTAVING entered into pnrtnershpin the busincs
II of manufacturing Marble Monuments, Toni
and Grave Stones every description, are now pre-
pared to accommodate all who NAV favor them wit
their patronage at the shortest notice and in the bes
style; as Rose is one OF the oldest and best worme
in Eastern Ohio. Their shop will be found on Rail-
road street, opposite the Probate office. Please cal
before purchasing elsewhere.
MCPHERSON g. ROSE
Cadiz, Ohio, Sep. 5, 1S55-tt T-.
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CARTEPs, SPANIsH MIXTURE


ItfEEREAT l'URlF4ER OF bLCOD!
,-rtr pr,cJ, AJTFrArIvr EyHO,vNI
,r - l. Ds,0' 'A - ny '''''
Not IartlCi0 OF Mercury IN It
An ;nf,1ohle remedy for scrof,Io Kings / vD
Eb"nnntisI,, Clb,i;nate Nf'utonoous [rHr,io,is
pim%I'E or rost,;.son the Face Eiotrhas Rniis
Aa,,e nnG Fever ChIonir eore Fves R;nr worn
or9Tetter, sscnI,l -head. FnIarGement md min of
tho I3ones ana Ioints. salt Rhemm stnbbnrn ri.
crrs evhilitir Disorders and mi diseases nrsing
from m iniujicious use Of Mercury. lmmudencs
in LIE. or lmpurily of the Blood
Thi. orent nfteraijye Meficine nud Purifier ofthe
Rood i NV used by thousands of graefui natiens
rom ali narts Of the United states Who testify day
to the remarkable cures performed by the greatest Of
all medicines' 'lAR1ER s sePAfIsH = MIxTtRE" Nep'
algIa itheuma !ls, serqIuia' EfuP'lohs on 'ne SKIN
LAYER qlseases, FT!ets olce[s plu sqlesi AHecliol
u lhe Moneys discusses 1i tlo II hnloat, teblalt
Complaints, rams ana Achi9g oI the hohes aho
lonls' are specify put 70 flght py using 'h's mes
| lhiaoieie ieIheuy ~,
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Dissolution

The firm known as S. B.. LUKENS & O. W
MOFFlf, was on the goth day OF August, diesoI.
we'd by mutual consent Oct. 3lst 1855.
r. -.- % S. B. LukENS.
..ss y. sse.~ fis G. w. M)FFFr.
/. To DR.. S. B. iLukens skill and Practice in,Den4
tstry, can safely recommend all my acquaintan-
ces desiring my work done. 's'~@
His work II class amongst the frst; having az
the last Fair in Harrison county taken the First
Premium and Diploma. on full set OIL Gum Sock
ct Teeth, which can be seeh at his Office BY call.
ing soon. -at Haz79H3 si1 GIN MOFFIT
0ct., 3lst IS. -. Ff.-f-..-1. y g--..s,-
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TIE WONDER OF THE AGE.

ta0Dr 6Foblas's Venetian niment is war; anted to
Cholera, Colic,l Sea Sickness, Chrome Rheu.
masm, Vomiting, Cuts, Burns, Old! Sores, Swell
lings Ioohache, Headache md pains of all kinIs
OF no pay, #ayEa-a g8 iIggsi ~sgt
GREAT EuREoF RnEUMArISM.-Cs Cspts emstoek Of
the steamer Baltic collins bine) was cured Of 10.
we're attack Of ChIonic Rheumatism in a fcw3d days
by DR.. 1obias's celebrated Venetian iiniment. m
CASE OF CHnlERA.-NIr iohn Wright. OF The firm of
J. Wright& 20, No, l5l Chnrtres st New. .tlaeuns
" uneda cured of un attack of Cholera by
'Fobins's Eminent. 7fy'. -# e'"a'.ss
Won TING AND CoLle,-4 Mrs J oseph Nichol, No
lG Essex st New York, was cured of an attack o.
CoIic and Vomiting by DR. I obias's Venetian Inf
iulent. FHs. .4.t -G44.st tn.5- -&44f@
Depot, No, GO Corsndt St. New York Soldhy
all tho Druggists Price 25 and 80 c.nts &'@
/. AgENrs.--1 fl Logan & Go. and Thompson g.
Patterson. Wheeling; John BeuIl and ) Hamilton,
Markets L Plipps 4 Co., Smyrna. aE dee5ly
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MICHAEL FEAST:

DRACTICAL Confectioner, Wholesale and Rcs
1 tail Dealer in Candies, Cakes, Nuts, Raisins
Crackers ant Imported Cigars, nearly opposite the
bank, Steubenville, Chic. ~ '.'.' i''' }'i W
IQ N. Wedding and other parties furnished with
Cakes, &c, OIL short notice. NAV l6, 1855.
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MANUFAC CTuRED EY


ONALD KENNE DY,
No, 100 Warren Street, Eoxbnry. Mass. Price 81
Wholesale Agents. Geo, II. keyscEr, fi1sburg
7. II. Logan Co., Wheeling; ]. 7. Fleming, Al
egheny city. ... ..,Lu
And at Retail by John BeaIl and John Mclean
Cadiz; and by John Mcclure, CadizJun,ion of S 4
r. r.; and by all respectable Druggists every
where.
Dec l9, 1875 .ly.
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BOOTS! BOOTS !!
FO EITY CASES

70 RTY CASES
JUST received and for sale at the cd and wei
- known stand OF 5 SLEMMONS, who has deci
dedlyithe lalgest and. best ASSORTMENT Boots AM
Shoes ever brought to this market; consisting O
Gents coarse kip and fine Boots, of the best Phiia.
delphia make, very large and extensive assert.
meht Of boys course and fine Boots. Also, youths
boots and shoes. Also, a great variety Of Ovr
shoss-Buiialo, Gum, SC. 50
oH Ladies' Ware! 6.
Calf, Kip and Morocco of all sizes, and ofthe very
best qualify. very superior lot Of Ladies' Caters
Misses Caters nal sizes and quality, together with
an everlasting lot of chdrens boots shoes &C., a.
every size and quality. Together with lutot Eo
dies Trunks and Satchels. Also, splendid LOT Of
sole Leather, Meus' Morocco, adde's do, kid do
pegs, &c, which will sell cheap.
lhave large stock OF NY own manufacture. oil
hancs which ] am disposng OF at the very loves
prices. All who wish gond Bargains will do vel
10 call seonq az ara de elermned to sell and 10 mi1
:ake cheap for cash or approved country Produce.
Cadiz. Nov. 8, 1854. S. SLEMM )NS. )