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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26

EE We are under obligations To Hons w.
Il. Marcy, s Al. Douglas, g. E. Pugh, R
y. Atkinson, @. Waffel and Il. Clark fol
valuable public documents.
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RsE The ice in the Ohio River. it il said
is broken up, and navigation will be resu-
med Immediately.
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----"s Seeing the tops OF distant thoughts
SwindIing Legislation.

TX
The Ohio Senate, among its other ef-
forts to benefit the capital at the expense Of
the masses, passed resolution in favor Of
Congress releasing railroad iron, retrospect
lively. as we'll as in future, from tariff char
ges. Such d measure, (says the Cincnna-
Il Enquire5 would deprive the national
treasury Of 90 or SO millions Of dollars,
merely for the beheftof Wall street or era
tors and sharks, The proposed measure is
SO great an outrage that even the Cincinnati
Gazette, paper tIat defends Fusionism
when there is any possible way Of sugar
coating its errors, pronounees it great
swindle.
BY the time this Fusion Reform legisla-
tnre puts in the extra session of 1861,
there will be such a catalogue Of crimes
against 1t as is seldom known in the history
Of party recklessness.
gE- The tax bill has passed The Legisla-
laturs. We shall publis.i itjust as soon as
ws receive copy. Bankers, Spectators,
and all who are in debt are exempt. The
real estate will have to foot the bill. More
anon. 0g nlsg s}G
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26

Ey- Holloway's Pills Wonderful! cure
Of a diseased Liver. Emily Burton, aged
"a, Of Fulton street, Brooklyn, Long Island,
New York, was for a long time in very
precarious state of health, owing to her
liver being diseased; the medical faculty
prescribed for her in vain, and every reln-
edy she thought likely to benefit her she
made use Of with the like i'll success A.
bout two months ago, she commenced using
Holloway's Pills, and complied with the
printed directions. which quickly produced
very pleasing change, il FIVE weeks. the
bloom Of health was again upon her cheeks,
being perfectly cured, TO the agreeable SUR
prise Of her friends. These Pills are also
infalEble in all diseases Of the stomach and
bowels. III #
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Look out for a Flood.

The St. Clairsvile Gazette says: We
we're informed by subscriber that few
days since an Otter was tracked from the
Ohio river in Puitney township, about q
mile and half up a small run, and was
captured, after a severe conflict with dog
in . pile ofdrift wood.
II is ssid by the old settlers that at the
approach Of high water these animals re-
tire back to the head waters of small
streams. If this is as tue sign as the
Ground Hog prophecy, the people along
the river would do well to prepare for it.
In addition to this we append the follow.
ing which we end in the Ohio Patriot:
"The wise but excentric Lorenzo Dow,
it has been conceded, possessed the power
Of peering into futurity, and
-------"seeing the tops OF distant thoughts
That men otcommon stature never saw"
and numerous and strange are the proph-
coles that have been placed to his credit
He prophesied. it is said, the presen: war
between the Allies and Russia. Another
Of his predictions is, that on the 9th Of
March, 1856, we are 10 have the highest
water ever known since the flood. We
have very little faith in the power of man to
read the future. but as we have now every
indication Of sudden rise Of the streams,
Eit may be well for those who are exposed to
the dangers of.high water to prepare for
an emergency"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26
Style Of silk Hats for 1855.
New arrangement.

EU RIMAW q FWNBEa, QF
TSAKES tl.is method ID inform the citizens of
L Harrison and adjoining counties, that they
have taken the stand formerly occupied by Joseph
Williams, in the ssA
COACH MAKING RUSHNESs.
And that they have on hand superior stock Of
Carriages and Buggies,
Which they intend to sell on the most reasonable
terms. Persons from d distance may rest assured
that they can do as we'll at our Establishment as
they can west OF the mo nfnins, as are deter &
mined not 10 be excelled in timber ship.
Repairing done on the shortest notice, and on the
most reasonable terms. "
They have purchased the Right Of the Patient
coupling invented by Hons. Edward * Charles Ey-
erett 1t needs Only to be Beento be appreciated.
They hope and feel ctntident Of liberal share Of
patronage. Al. FORMAN. a
n Cndiz, march 26, 1856 B. FOR BES-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26

EE- Hon Linn Boyd. Of Kentucky, is
recommended as the Democratic
candidate Tor Vice President Of the United
States.
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EEE~ The Chilcohe Advertiser office is
Offered for sale' Mr., Eshelnan, the proprle-
tor, having determined to connect himself
with an establishment in another State
We presume this will be a good opportunity
tor an enterprlsing editor and publisher to
engage in business. Chicothe is beau
tiful and flourish pg city, in the midst Of
one Of the wealthiest regions of the State.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26

DEATH OF DR.. BoND DIR. Thos. T..
Bond, editor Of the Christian Advocate.
and journal, died at his residence in New
York on Friday last, in the 76th year Of
bis age. The deceased was the father Of
Dr. j. W. Bond, formerly Of GAINESVILLE. and
was widely and (avorably known to the
Methodist denomination OF this country.
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BRoILs vs. FRIEsi



A TIE FRYING PAM
IRIS we'll known fact Dat meat broilsd is much
j more psla.nhle, tender snd ieAlthful than when
tfled. At diced Keats earfit % be bFoiled. The
Hes Grdircn Is as convsnleHl rs the Frying Pan
and much ulorC etone meal Having downward
draneht, Il fakcs all The smo1s and gas up,he Chin
neT, cooks the meat entirely through in lis own
juices without burning il, al the fat reduces
the meat bills full 25 per aud can be used over
a wood or coal fire.
Price for the round 10 inches diameter. co
square 9 by "a inches. ...........2 2 2S
obong by I6.................. on
" " s by l8................ 2 90
- - Shy 2l-- ---.... ....sss 00
We viii send by express prepaid one OF rnofe d
these sizes 10 any part OF the United Suites. cast
of the Mississippi, Tor not far west of i'll on re-
ceipt Of the price.
Money may be sent by mail; ''rsgistered" at our
risk z 'fFffss ~ fhf'Eta All ff
Agents wanted In every county, Town, and city
in the Union, Circulars with full description sent
on application. Address -
AMERICAN & FOREIGN N PATENT AGENCY
Co. e9 Duane ST. New York
march 26, is56,-ly. '7si
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
FOR JUDGE or THE SUPREME COURT,
RUFUS P. RANNEY.
FOR MEMBER OF BOARD or rUm1c WORKS,
WAYNE: GRISw0L.D.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF COMMON SCHOOLS,
HIRAM n. BARNEY.
N eW Subscribers.

The following names have been added to
our list within the past week.
John B, Baxter, Hopedale, Ohio;
John Hartford, Caliz;
James A. Carson, Jefferson county;
John Nichols, Athens township;
Riley Laizure, f"
John Dickerson, I" /"
Jacob Copeland, IIopedale, Ohio;
John Rife,
Andrew Carman, 90"
VIM, Lsech,
Henry Croskey, Illinois.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26

Gy~On the 18th, at o'clock in the
morning, intense alarm was occasoned by a
very severe shock Of an earthquake at San
Francisco. Houses rocked to and fro, and
"the citizens with terror dumb" rushed d
wildly into the streets, under the dread aps
prebension Of impending destruction. The
shock was felt generally throughout the
State. But little injury, however, was sus-
tanned.
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SrThe late Foreign news is unimpor-
ant.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26
SENATORIAL ELFcroRs

DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
FOR OHIO.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELrcroRs.

WILLIAM KENNON, Jr., sf Belmont.
ALEXANDER +. MILLER, of Butler.
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Who is Charles Robinson2

Lexington, No, March Z, 1856.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-05
PESNsYLyASIa uarARo.n.

Three Daily ThroI ga Trains, between Philadelphia
and Piitseurg -1hk MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves Phlisd i his lrr Pilisturg al Il 4 NJ and
Pitss5urg for PhilRds phis y, A. NJ. THk FAST
LINE leaves FhiiSdeiphis Al u. and Ptusbure
Cor PhliEdelphis Att r u. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Phtiade pLis for ttsburgh 1T H. P
NJ aud Pisssbar fer Philade pha at 10. r.. Nj.
TIE above f,sessoahec 1T Pittsburg iith the Rail.
reststs sad fre~ 81. Louis, NO.; Alien, Gsleus and
CblcsE H.; Frankfort Lexington, and Lo1isyille,
NY; Terrs HEute, Dayton Spri gfeid, BellefuRtine
Ssatassy. Toledo Cleveland, Columbus 2Ens>sIl lie
Ssssilion and Wooster Ohio: also, with the StAaEl
PscSet Bostsfrofn and TO NRy O-IsAss, ST. toUis,
Lorlsvitte and CINCINNATI.
Through Ticketscsn be hs to or from eisaef ofshe
above piaeSs.
Forfarther particulars see HAND. bH sEt tAe differ
snt Starring pointE. Passengers froIr the Wesy
Will and thss the shoriss, and most expeditions
roatste PhiiE doiphis, Baltimore, New York, on hos
ton.
IHos. MOORE, As'T. eesssnss- ttaes. Phfta.
.XBShINES, 1gt- Fasssrrtr Liass, Pists
Phiisdelt,his ,NAy asih. 1855 div
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.sTs.c Eaotesatc Gy.oeeru.
.N.OTfEE.

he Poet ohce Easrrnl" I'd, bun the New. rsart
EsF tiis NE Oh Po't GTee room x-lt,I' Ia.
,srn nezHs hiiedul, herr shs K, N "a. p,,si -
Eastern Papers. BooSs Of fisndaFd Lit4rstuI. , u
Eat HinsiraI Mor .'h-np Pub ioHtLsns NJ =.
saI"sss ssA'toi G~o<-s, Stationery, tAoieI ParsS
80 os.;ss NO o!lLsly, Ass.
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6aloOt School
YcS
Yeaag Ladies' and Gentlemen,
DAVENPORT, VA.
gEg G e. srEtI-,l s,5
DAVENPORT, ! "

Ne. wHsT<sy, P7as'SS4''
yysTRtcri0y zivsniB thesi1Il srgiiss branches
j N tin .m tttcs. CtE--ls-, kist-Rerp nE. = -'u7i
Pailaso.,hy, Frsncn, Mgsic, Usas.i4E- Printing &c
dc.
Rsftstm. spi Is 10 the Rev, G {, stEee al II res
i'd, zoe. CT nii0g's BaiiaiHgs4 Near 3s Gas "u-k'
east cud 81 Third street
RsfsfeH. &c, 10! perHi'sEspn "a he ksv. >, Louder
bsek. Hes t1f OF TriRHg C5arr!i, Res. y. RIile1zc
Pastor Of flrsl R.ti. ca Srch, Mrs. Nailaer, Col.
EvAas. mr. 4. ssn In. Col. E4is, asa glhsf rssdeni
Of tas higa ST rs.psctaeiltty.
Oet
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE

yNHEunceTsignedh G, ed 0eneraliatel!s enea
Once gith complete set OF books la ~niyh t.
enter all .Eos Rea and Personal for sale
orf.f reut the names Of all Servants who wish for
places Ia families within the cit. also tss names a.
Mechanics LaboreTssnd othersseeh ia enSpi o.
so thstta hoare In search OF Houses, Lands, r.
wants. canno'fai OF immediate .uccess In oStsin
ing ei.hsyoy calling nj my efcc. chsrsea moderate.
Cali I'D register your wants or ordetssndthe viii
receive prom taitentich.
A.FiSEFIPLD,
Ae. CotamsttlRi8uiiiings.
UlEyfE5.-JEs
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aallS nx1 q Parties.
hpiEt and gents Bunaiooysfshoez. AubperG nd
- noe french Boot. Kip. OF my manufacture aud
AT ofsxTs moot, and shoes that is
70 - sSs Hths Queen ilet ~ he great Sorthwesl.
DsysHporg Bootand sho. q door below gurro~s
srfsftymsn's 70 9th ,L.. Front street oppo,ite
Vac mill JAMES JORDAN.
OasOHpsrt JGn s5isss
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
skE SE

ett.vs iii the Western, S0rtiw esteri Aud Su4tAwss.
tesb S,Atss, b. etutlaGe45 Railway direct. This
road Al=e cohnelis Ut PItsturS HVl d.t3 line o.
Steamers to all ports on TIA AsriGwssteTl ma
King the nost direct, eacsFsst csc rsa3tS rsst ty
wL!eL FREIGHT esn hGforhaga - AL4froE the
GrsSt HeS..
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
Eirss Ciass.=b9o;S. sA4as, brst "a n,,
Goo5stiL boxes, FurS, Fes thersA w. As"t@'
Seco0u Ci9ss..b90ks & et4th2a,4
cry, Dry Goods tin bales, nrlSs 30. .,,t.
ai.a Medicines, Hardware; Leatl- '"S' AS' ~
er. :, oai, o..
Third GIassa. iaF.ls, IA zgtEg5
Bacon, Para az tG!-l last steer, ) csc. iV,iS.
Sole Leather la baL3iesl Gore, 81
fourth Glms...Cotee, tish, ha.l
cor & Pork tpgcked;l ar q LEri Qat sc. > !C..b.
hemp. tFog, IL 10 EAils sG2z ISL, Del
FLoCR-Sl Ter ell., uIs.4i .uFther ucftcs
OK IN. 50 cts Per iLt ibs untl further ssey3l1.
to1ToS-sI PER bale, mol cAeySdt.s sos lgs
weigoI, uasil ~ tDer Eotl,s.
u IL skipping Gooc' frcta any poiut Eass PhAa.
delpbia, he parrcaatto tsssE psc sse"ria Fsaasyi.
ssasc hstirsas." AA9ouds consigned to the gent
eithis Road ,Ptiladelphl PIrts9afE viii be for
.Eded without tei=.itl0it.
SKEIoar AFksrs.--t{srri4, HornIls 8 Co., Nom
ph,s, Tear ~, Sas, s. TO- ~ Louis; j 81 MtcA
dock land s-ter & Jew ~, EoHisViIe, XVI c ae!-
drum radsson, ind spsixHlat " BIZ p u, s4d trs!n
e. Co Cincinnati; \. W. Graham 8 Co, ZaaGsyiie,
Otioi l.seea & Co., No 81 al oy ST, RU.rou; Lsect
& Co., Nc. "A. OF House, New Yura; No. VI Illiau
St, and Ne. BsIlsry Flscc. New York; r. Suee-
der ph. s1el I5iD; Ms-r4W & kcUUs. Baltimore; GeS.
c. Frgueiscas Fttt>ausE.
H.H. HOUSTON, 0sssra' Erstsf. 5gt, Fktla.
j. LohH4EhTs SsFt. a!fasrs, r.
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Collector,

YoRS A. Guy wsl attend 10 tie col1oSt!aR 81
d debts. Jake ssbsrripl!o Tor Newspapers Ent do
general agency bSriH,. office With A. n. M,ile.
la d gent, who viii attend 10 my business when
sbs7ut ot5cc ever the old Post o6ice building.
gefsrto
BURROWS q PRETTYMAs,
COON & DILLON
3svenr@r ia~s, Oct. seiA.
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COAL!
lowrey, Thomas & Co,

uANh estAbli.hed dsrot fofthe sale oftheir 81.
L psflor article ofIHEl arsrt the Railroad dspot
Gee door from Webber's FouBdry. For fuel and
steam II has no superior Ia this market, IL Will bs
delivered In Davenport or In Rock Island In oasutl
tics 70 snh purchaser 90 spplienon al thsii yard
Hoek I>land, June i5.d.g
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THE HOE Tk De!

HAVING Increased oar fscl lilies for .saHatactgf-
,ay aud dealing ia Eoeis, Shoes and LIE tier, tdt
- ,rsirr-d Successors OF y. @. Dx~saR Co, Of
isr tss ss ,ts II UassBPort EEd vicinity 2resri
In &C n suts than 10 by tEcir tatS sho st"s
Agisn. y 10 tei4I 81 tcE 4srsstef vii always con
"a svsry sssription Of saois ~taEed ~ the poop
". sis, gss ,r4Eing sStsnsivs Prepsfaitans TOT
Wa si,s a,ing ,pts az sanr., aud W tsstte eoHh
sfy J,A,r { call md ex1Ri5S o rst0ek aHd prices
q Ii IL 10 ,l-rni gtlan 80 or good terms
tasy en- b. y 1fsn 4.sA in ST. Louis ~ rnlrsgo.
DAWSON. GRiGGs 20
$40, Rr,ay Il eutr fgHsa Cd.
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= :
A BARGAIN

THE story Is told stpropsfty Ishslt too hIyh bf,
thoss wishing bargain Ia house nd lease ouId
do well 80 call on the subscriber am ob.iyad a.,
seiland " | 30 20 for the sake on MONEY
Call soon on the premises, Harrison ST near stc
ST. orat ny sh@p on 5th 81. below the Court House
Also, 4 ma LOT for sale.
June 1917 FIX. FITZPATRICK.
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krdBc,s Jacob H..
siessrs Il, + d k. " ANgaI
nosoL Andrews 8 SbelhS,

Q
-, ATffs' COfTIGE.
M NaSeLG t4aaHrr o'!l 49, g % s'.it's SD. :
Eef GA Nodaes dsy, se!&eIt 81 50 iLs"tF
dsl artIHeBt..
Our srr1nFeB 1eEtsf5r & tLOroeFt oETsoi H}r'
simple and or actic 20 mssttUs sSAtBtto utl
ahp spirit OitAe times.
"eS't. &c gtyeh mo pIaCt,cRs thorough s"1
pIete course 81 studies thar sEs Of or ssiE'H
young ladies. Yea, more, Eeau Il i1ke lAs ''''
in tae basiness oiivlnHiF d., sltrt,
1hecuursc OF stgdir9w!.! Dc ssg'd 20 sANi As"
eumstances and inteis giHal CAP Erit! uItt llI'
aiiiohin The Primary Depsftmsal, s4t1l t
90 -" usual ccaYsS, SO
LsnEuhresard higher Englisa hrahtats { % "
Sors.-Nc sEtra charEetIa tae hOIInslVl
Iescaer. department.
aaslt Oh Plane, Aslooeon ,Gui'sEshi
Harp, so % 10 IL q - :
Landscape PAirtirfin OIL. sps ."
Aonoehrc matte. CDYoH and EsEei.
DrsWlug, &c. ssch, ) s" =" "
faPsai LILcheE.t OruamEatG LRstheE
WORK. -gcn, ~ ="
kHhroitC ~, CrnGmcu'u Ses.'ls y orb,
Sc, D 10 81 tle!T variety erGh, ) &c
diplomas n III be siVrfJ 10 1hose VIC con
piel2 LA0fe4s hcpaF 81 ~ eig ~ tiita
departments.
Bosrd Silb Ehists FscEs: liC}T Sag
wSshtRs, Light. fuel, stationery So, y :" -
II the paEl fgraisArE her oRr Tof u, etc, ~ ba "
All parDcats 70 L. EgcEiH EtiLEte, LA
inoss Wishing 70 sec gre ooIs. o. desk sEE 80"
sr.,uGsiapl'y SOFA. O. II. COD flHo'
Fr0pfi5t7 ADD SUI criHtetcSs"
"a ! \. SopDiaa' Pgf,I!sti
DaSSbJGTt, AaE "a, 's5.tntf.
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e W $ n o c 4
III A r d w A h + I!

fTHz ,abscrioer 10 row reeeiyiRss re and com.
j plsts assortment Of Enyh.h aud rsrieSB Hard
w,ve FROM lis manufacturer 8ad tnPortes. tie
visa - eA 81. EftsatiSn VI tbs pGp.e 80
tax facts.
Tat having bssa connected vita the mNnaffr;urs
Of asst kInls u d~a,s he 10 snsSei - purchase
q; iss rates.
Tszths Aes nntnsaH 70 pe HpdsFsal1,
n late ts - "a sEs hi+ ssia 1li.HReut Hssd GlsF
ters al kinds Of lard ~ars cJGbri- ues liz
tea r,ss bar.
81 strict attain ioH In basRes., hoRnTablc dssii =.
aas tbs prize lsa sys.sz, 70 Esfta lbsfst sEl z
Qi lns pub ie psLfonegs.
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WrDftrifs.
FAMILY GROCERY


.NAk sas.e rlbef has opened stock oil Grassffet
ala ac1se 9s Perry aetH een % lh!.t sts,
saSa lie VIII earraitte be VI the very eess qasl!s.
ind which iii sell ioa scsa be purchased
.lsEsaers,
CT g A RS.
ehoice lot oiCigArsusl received snd fer ss!e 10
4isAeiessle eFtetsli.
Davenport, pecsSd, lSst-dtf
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
aE subscriber has oicued iaie, i. eheies IS
sortnent or Family GroesFiss, tbs "CHkth-
Erred STURE,''
Front st., Esaray opposite the Mills.
4 fer 9e~yl kt{oE bvr'UES \ Pretft
NaerN shSii sivSy hay u. htid fii sgri u o.
all s.th sltt>iSs E1sfely tsn il. AsVds.ai.:
n U sugar. Fish al ka IS;
CtaFi.isd bacon, HI ms : ti ~ 7y,aeTs;
Cras.et PigNied FcFs. LaRGi
auJ \. Q. Aei. lEois. Fleasi
-srua; 80 atll;
oae1 ana Teas; Potatoes;
tepissF hui Sp.Se; RCD FFl!E
Nails ard Glsss; v os-5sI hre;
s;pue - are " hats Lead:
JiIsha Turl sntife; seal .si.d alS "a. Starch;
A,4d may ollxl tIt'tlett attn eicustt meath ah
(which a te SOLD ~ rtaVs AZ, lie oNesI ps
pilla'so 1sprtas.c NJ kia5s 81 Coei:5, Pr,aac.
lu;ter, Rigs, teu n. lcet. G. Ctls,tte etc.
M s4-cv lawn AlRkoNs
,5ssss Agacesse<,f
ss Eais, MI i Fns 81 FAT NAtREREL, Sept
-, IAsstt I Ion.
al 'eE4 and come sgsi..I
Alto
/ oaio, Iiysrreol and Stone Ware.
t1a. "a aRspT kiohitA y d SAEaD.
1 Gei 10 iit
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LOTS TO IE&tE -,
IN Gurley's Subdivision OF Russel!s , isaI
WILL iepse for 10 Yeur-, lots Oh bts1! ea's,F,
i Harrison slFeel., running lAn ga ne W. ra,,,A
lhese to,sRre beautifully situated u W. ~" nns 10
which they are now onered, will enable ahl ' Il
get cheap home. convenient 70 tie ouM s
the city. Apps 10 GIIiGE J. AZ Ma Ss,e..
Garner OF MGln and Sesei su''"
June 90, lhs5.dtf
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ER'd 2C0,snp 10 3sJ,nGH feet Of L0moef y s, "a
Il man & Co.'S. old yErd, corner Scott ana rV NM
kls- one square west 81 JOieS O. Iahls F!AiAF man
hcaHy ~ Iosite he ourl HuUse TIE saus t~s,
have on hand thp itrsesl and ttsa.sormeItW IN a.
onet steam Saw ed l.Is hunters 10 be l9Iha = mi
market. We kerproRstaLU' 81 HARD pitssa'S u,l
thdIcssed Floor ~. Sid.IE, FticIe, u "a u
clear stuff. Rived a.id Shuvgd elt FlcS, ~ " ~ low
other yericlie. OF I1i Il inter Whi,h We eps' a.
as any oths gcrd IA Ibis city. cJ.
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INSURANCE
FIRE AND EARIEE
Aiss,uri 3.&re Aatusi Fire, Marie Insursne
Company Of St. LeGis

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CAPITAL sseu, asss aud eaRtiaati. igeFeaslRg4
DIRECTORS
D. %. Pare, c. s. Greedy, So kdEe4lt
r. ksy, Is. w AienAnoef, =. Nnmsnt
Is dcCune. D. 4. January, c. II. Pecs.
from ~ days 10 six years, and the IN
~ d participate In the whole profts.
For iafor astioR enquire oftne 41dersiesea = ia
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LUMBER! LUMBER

A I ID. Beck Island SAW MIL Tear ne ~ yS
IA Yard. The uudersgLei sogli !0lolu ae ln - :,
iiants OF Rock i.iani sud sarroBAdiNg c"sb'ii W
they have rp~ 81 hand and are forsEiut l1ALyt.
'aihs AZ ttnts OF Bsi't!ng gsd fraFtTs Lt@S'''"
etsg, Isfis and
BROOM HANDLES. .
tnIi aad leave orders Nb'ih viii be PrgalaL'
tended IA. MEAD, SMITH 6 Mahsh
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Reed Organ

noeu oIsaut
ME have very superior Instrument nov on huad
w with twosetts OF keys and Pedal Bass IL Ia
splendid article and well adapted for large ch
Is equal In power 10 an SsC0 orgas. Amateurs are
invited 70 coll and examine Il.
Dec 7 PORTER A. pal
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Steam Engines!
DOETAbltStean kIgtnssoh harGAnd .aAiC &
order, siz;-i,f,s, ~ and IS horse power, from
inprOy cd patterns, with Locomotive Boiler . nd
warranted superiorto thing oftbs Kind ever be.
foteoferad 10 the pablo Price ti0o pei or11 pow.
r. GATGS & co,
Dee Is Il wN. Bsgie Works Caissgo
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18
Daniel Webster on Amerieanism.

In November. 1911, after the defeat of
Mr.. Clay for the Presidency, Daniel Web
ster made speech in Faneuil Hall. Bos-
ton, in which the necessity for the Amer
lean organization of the present day was
distinctly asserted Mr. Webster said:
"The results of the recent election (de-
feat of Mr. Clay in several of the States
have impressed my mind with one deep
conviction-that is, that there is an i'm
perative necessity for reforming the natu-
ralization laws of the United States
The preservation of the government, and
consequently the interests of all parties,
in my opinion, clearly and strongly de-
mand this. All are willing and desirous.
of course, that America should continue
to be the safe asylum of the oppressed of
all nations. All are willing and desirous
that the blessings of free government
should be open to the enjoyment of the
worthy and indus rious from all countries
who may come hither for the purpose Of
bettering their circumstances by the sue
cessful employment of their own capital.
enterprise or labor. But it is not reason
able that the elective franchise should be
exercised by person of foreign birth,
until after such residence among us as
that he may be supposed to have become,
in some measure, acquainted with our
constitution and laws, our social and our
general interests Of the country, and to
have become an American in feeling,
principle, character and sympathy, as well
as having established his domicil among
US. Those already naturalized, have, of
course, their rights secured but / can
conceive of no reasonable objection to a
different provision in regard to future ca
ses.''