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THE GREATEST WONDER OF
THE AGE. u


MO PAY II DR.. TOblas's celebrated Venetian
IN Llnimsnt does not cure Cholera, Collie, Sea
Sickness, Chronic Rheumatism, Vomiting. Cuts.
Burns, Old Sores, Swelings, Toothacbe, Head
ache, DysentaTy, Group Coughs, ,Dy yspePsia, Mumps
Chapped hands, cold feet, MOsqueto bites, Bruises
and Pains or Weakness in the limbs back and
chest.
NO HUMBra-TRY IT.
DR. Tobias has W arranted his BiniE1ent for eight
years without ever having demand tor the return
Of the mone that is asSed is 10 use it according
to tho directions. -
NO ONE WILL KvER BE WITHOUT IT
After once using il. II you do not find it better
than anything you ever tried before,
~ GET YOUR MONEY KLTgSEKp,-
8J-Thousands of certificates have been received
king of its virtues Nowadays It Is the prsc-
tce to il up the papers with certificates from un.
known persons or given by those who never used
the medicine--now DR. Tobias offers 10 pay
Fs .i.-.-s az -- 1000 DOLLARS e
to any one who will prove that he ever published
false certificate during the time he has had his med
icine before the public. e. - no
Call on the Agent aud get pamphlet containing
genuine certificates. -..1's ..-t
As persons eDvious of the large sale of the yene-
ton Liniment have stated il is injurious to take
it internally DR.. Tobias has taken the following
.. ...... OATH: r....- ..t ......
l, Samuel l. Tobias of the city of New York, be-
ing duly worn, d0depose that compound Dini.
meut called Venihan and that the ingredients Of
WHICH " 10 CbIhp pcIleChg HhiuuOSo W
ia he internally even in double the quantity named
in the directions accompanying each bottle.
S. l. TOBIAS.
Now York, January 9th. 1856 -l.
- Sworn TO this day before me, -L. .
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
Price 25 and so acInts. Sold by the Druggists
and Patent Medicine Dealers throughout the United
States.
9crAlso for saIe Dr. Tobias Horse Liniment, in
pint boles at so cents, warranted superior TO any
other.
DR.. Tobias' Office, No Sc CORTLAND street, New
York. s., ,s-4.- sr t1sg t-sH 4jgant.
AGENTs.-T II Logan g. Co. and Thompson &
Patterson, Wheeling; John Beall and s Hamilton
Cadiz; A Jul Schneider, Moorefeld; NJ Jolley, New
Market; E ] Phipps & Co. Smyrna.
Nnyanlhar 10 la56. lYrs hncinl notice, -
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Esr ,hs cnaiu s.nsln.l

Esr the cadiz esasinsL
Ma EbiToE-ws are much entertained with
the Report Of the Board Of School Ex.miDers,'
In the Sentinel Of Deesmhsr the Gath We think
lu4Orasss Clerk has gone to he extremes. In
the supplement- he appears to Be - much Affect
ed BY having tbs Cpportunity Of publishiag The
Iaults Of others that he entirely forgot that be
also Was liable 10 err. lsE
We do not wish to give offence in returning
the complaint. but only to make few remarks
upon ths Report and, il we should happen to
notice some mistakes, we hope il will prove as
beneficial IS the Clerk has said, to wit: "a spur
10 elf inprupuH1l,r'
He gives US the number Of Applicants during
the last year as Sls; number Of Certificates
granted SoA We are haVpy to see IA only are
unsuccessful. But what does he next say?-
Whole number Of applicants rejected, one hun.
dred! Y
1t is mystery to us to know where be finds
the unfortunate 400. He next gives a list o
! the grader Certificates, which is as follows:
Number of Certificates granted for 2 years, 2
a H.
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Making in all HA
What has he done with the other hundred?
So+ minus 20t would certainly leave 100.--
And what next? Why he has lost IA by the
way! Certainly the Clerks mind could not
have been within 2 or miles Of home; for he
plused the minus, and minused the plus, and
left some out altogether.
He next begins with q congatulation, in
which all the friends Of literature should join;
but does he conclude with words of erudition?
Hear the expression: "The poor teachers have
not all left us YETI" and then follows some clip
pings from the last Examination which we think
should have been at least feet below the mind
Of an officer. s,f 5si
lie again wonders how the 'Local Directors
examine their Teachers when they give them
recommendations to the Board" We think
you must believe they plus all the minus marks,
and leave nothing for you to do but to minus
the plus.
We think the teachers should not once doubt
the correctness Of the examination of the man.
uscrpts when they see the exactness Of the
Report Of the Board. -..
Now word to the Teachers. Go to work.
prepare yourselves for another examination, and
do not give so much trouble to the Board the
next time report is to be given. Please spare
the room in the columns for something more i'm
portant, and do not give the many unpleasant
feelings as expressed in onr papers.
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Fitsl Whv Prominent.

For q long time there was paragraph making its
regular weekly appearance in our columns. with the
brief but emphatic wotds Fits! Fits!" always at
the head to some offensive CAPTION but not so to
in the sorrows OF others. Some persons are shock
ed at any indication of disease and ever thrown
into nervous excitement on witnessing hearse or
coffin. Such are to be pitied We should always
strive to look disease and even death in the face
with calmness, and especially TO take every oppor-
tnityfor allevinting disease Viewed in this light
the advertisements of S S. Hauee, of l0S Balti-
more stIeet, Baltimore, Md possess certain inter
est and those who know of any one suffering from
Epilepsy, Spasms or Fits of any kind, should feel 1t
pleasure to cut out his advertisement or in some
other way scrd word to the afflicted Of the great
value OF his remedies, They can be sent to any
part Of the country by mail. Price, SO per box
Two S. Twelve S24 ..
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DIED.--0n last Thursday evening, the 18th
inst, in the town Of Waynesburgh, Stark county
Mr.. WILLIAM WooDs, of Harrison township, in
this county. Mr., Woods had become bail for
Edward Beynoids, Of Waynesburgh. to the sa-
lem Bank, for the sum of two thousand dollars,
and had It 20 pay, and was down to see Mr.. Rey-
nolds and had some alteration with him in re-
lation to the matter-and. during the excite
ment fell backwards speechless, and died in
twelve hours, without being able to utter anoth-
er word. Such is life. MIR. Woods was one Of
the oldest inhabitants of the county; man o.
strong attachments and their antipodes. But
this misfortune was too heavy for even his yigc.
rous constitution to bear Carroll Free Press.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 21.--A terrible tragedy oc-
CURED here to-day. A druggist filled prescrip-
ton ordered by Mr.. Arnold, German physi-
clan, for child. The child took the medicine
and died Immediately. Arnold took the re-
mainder Of the medicine to the druggist and told
him he had made fatal mistake. The drug
gist persisted that the medicine was right, and
to show his confidence in his correctness, swal-
lowed portion himself, when he was immedi-
ately attacked by horrible commissions, and died
in few minutes. The Doctor, who merely
tasted the preparation and spit it from his
mouth, was with difficulty saved. The affair
occasioned great excitement. The Druggist
mixed cyanuret POTASSIUM with lemon juice
thus developing enough prussic acid in the prep
aration to have killed 800 people.
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MAMMOTH BooT AND SHOE MANUFAcToRY.--
Messrs.. w Richardson & Co., whose advertise
ment appears in this paper, have established a
mammoth Boot and Shoe Mandatory at Bell
Air, Belmont county, the junction of the Balti-
more and Ohio, the Central Ohio and the Cleve
land and Pittsburgh Railroads. They are ex-
perienced men, having carried on the same busi-
ness in the State of New York, and they have
now located permanently at Bell Air, where
they expect TO do business amounting from a
half to three quarters of a million yearly. 1t
is the duty of western men to sustain western
enterprises, all other things being equal, and as
the inducements offered at this establishment
are fully up to those offered at any other in the
country, we hope our mercantile readers, when
laying in their stocks, will visit Bell Air
Messrs. R. & Co., are getting up their Spring
Stock, and are now prepared to fill orders
| Ste1,., Ulf0n. .1 .5 aa. ..aH.t bs Hr
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STEUBENvuLLE AND INDIANA R. R.-Messrs.
Joseph II, Thomas and George Howell, who
were appointed some time since, at a town meet
ing in Philadelphia, have made report Of their
observation and enquiries. Init they give the
answers of the Treasuser Of the road, Mr. J. G.
Morris, to series of questions propounded by
them, from which we CLEAN the following infor-
nation: -A' -
The road extends from Steubenville to New
ark, lis miles distant, and then connects with
the Central Ohio Railroad. 1t has also branch
road of miles to Cadiz. Its authorized capi-
tai is $3,000,O00 with privileges Of increasing
it. Amount Of bonds issued S3,o00000, Of
which 81, 10000 were sold at about 80 cents;
800 900 are hypotheticated for about two thirds
Of that amount, and the remainder is in the
hands Of the President and Treasurer. Amount
of land damaged, $116, 1888 33, about one hall
paid in cash, the rest in stock Amount Of stock
subscribed and paid up prior to the application
to Philadelphia, November LIST, 1856, was ST..
1926, 545 46. Receipts of the road till Decem.
Der 1885, S225,579 &c., Expenses till the
same time $122, ,685 AZ. Net earnings $lo2,.
1884 "a. 81;
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For the Cadiz Sentinel
Grand Circular Fox Hunt.

At meeting of tho citizens of Rumley and
vicinity, on the 18th Of January 1857, at the
Store Room of John Vert, for the purpose Of
making arrangements for Circular Fox Hunt,
Silas Dcvore was called to the Chair and George
Wort appointed Secretary. After which Sat-
urjay the 3lst Of January was agreed upon as
the day for the Hunt. Also il was agreed upon
to have the centre in James Peoples Lower
Meadow. After which a committee of three
was appointed to set the boundary lines, which
was reported as follows:
Commencing at the East line at GEO. Sny-
der's Coal Bank, on the Zoar road and running
south through II. H. Wilson's farm, thence to
! Rife's mill, thence to Samuel Galbreath's farm,
thence through Himebaugh's farm to Benjamin
Busbcy's house, thence run west along the
Railroad to Moses Coles farm, thence north to
Henry Wisner's, thence along the east line Of
Frederick Kimers farm, thence to David Kim
el's farm, thence through the west end of John
Manbeck's farm, thence to John Markley's
house, thence to Andrew Thompson's, following
the Zoar road to the place of commencing G.
After which Joseph Buchanan and Geo. Vert
were appointed Chief Marshals of the day.
On notion Jonathan Kimel was appointed
marshal on the south line, Sheridan Busbey
marshal on east line Henry Kimel marshal or
the west line, George Clutz marshal on the north
line. ...-...,,.- p.s,s at,r@
On motion, Benjamin Anderson, Geo. Brickel
Jesse Lucas and Thomas Knox, were appointed
captains on the east line; George Allen, Jacot
STALL Gabriel Kali, Elias Horner, Moses Cole
and John Metcalf, captains on south line; Geo
| n. Mccullough, John Arbaugh, james McAfee
and John Epley, captains on west line; samue
Manteck, N. p. I. Finicum, Thomas w. Barr
Samuel Simmer, and John w. Patton. captain
on north line. s... ........ ....---.
Persons are all requested to be on the line b,
8 O'Clock to prepare for marching at the sigma
of cotton ball to be fired in the centre pre-
cisely at 10 o'clock, at which time all arc {,
start and march to the first straw line, then I,
wait until another signal bya cotton ball in tn
centre, then to march to the second straw line
No dogs to be let lose until arriving at the sec
ond straw line. Also, persons are requeste'
not to fire any guns in the centre. A genera
turn out is respectfully solicited. U9
4 ..-- GEORGE VERT Sec,v
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Is A PERFUMED BREATH.--What lady or gentle
man would remain under the curse of sdisa-
greeable breath when BY using the "BAtM or a
TEoUsAND FLowElts" as dentifrice wouid not
only render IL sweet but leave the teeth white o.
alamasterg Many persons do not know their
breath is bad and the subject il 50 delicate their
friends, will never mention it. Pour single
drop Of the "BaImn on your tooth brush and
wash the teeth night and morning. A fhy
cent bottle win last year. .f1 - q i8L
4 a beautifai Complexion sasily bsscqui-
red by using the Balm Of d Theusand Flowers.' y
It viii remove tan, pimpies and heekles from
tAe skin, leaving It 81 i Soa and fossais hue
Wet u towel; pour on two Dr. three Drops and
wash tho faeesnight and'morning. asais 10 ise
SaAxlNs MApK EAgY--- Wet your shaving
brush IN sithez wan or cold water, poEH On two
rorthies drops of sSslm of Thousand Flowers,
aab The beard weiEand is&ilf make nbcautift
Eeft lathcr much facilitatine the opefstionI
havingsc PEieepulE Eihy Cents. Z a.
III r.,.v.s W. Y. FETIDGE g. CO
ts - Fmakiin SQukre, New York
as Tsa SALE Ill rsspectahs Druggists every.
whce. June I5, lS5sly. 2
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The Liver.

There is, perhaps, no organ of the human system
SO important, and none so liable to become deran-
ged, as the Liver. 1t is this organ which secretes
the bile and cleanses the blood from all impurities
But no sooner does it cease TO perform its functions
than noxous particles absorbed and carried into
the blood, which disorders the whole animal econo-
my, subjecting us to be attacked at any time by
some disease or other. On the other hand, while
the liver continues in healthy action, we need have
no apprehension of sickness of any kind. Oh such
vital Importance is the healthy action Of this organ,
that the attention of the wisest physicians has been
attracted to the subject, but not until the discovery
of DR.. HALSEYS FOREST VINE and PILLS,
has any remedy proved specific. Thousands are
more or less affected with arrangements Of the iv-
er; hut the disorder comes on SO gradually that we
are but seldom ava of its existence until the blood
becomes so impure that other disorders more dan
gerous in character begins to threatei. u.s. Dr. Hal
sey, of New York City, by whom the celebrated
Forest Wine and Pills we're discovered, assures us
that his remedies will not only cure the liver com.
plant, but will prevent many other disorders, which
proceed from disordered state of this organ. W.
understand that the Forest Remedies are for sale by
j. Beal of this place, and by all respectable drug
gists throughoutthe country. No.36-4t 1 1esd %
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Maat Gnre oR Piles.

. . I---'.I CAMDEN, n. J. March I2th, I655.
Dear Sir--It is with much pleasure take this op.
portunity of informing you of the great benefit |
have derived from the use Of few bottles of Hoof-
lands German Bitters " For a number of years
have been sorely and severely afflicted with pain in
the stomach attended by severe attacks ofhe Piles,
TOR which Itried great many remedies, but with
out affording me any relief Being advised to use
the German Biters, l did so, using in connection,
for the Piles. your Spikenard Ointment, and ! now
inform you that they have entirely cured me and
afflicted to use your valuable medicines. &c.
Respectfully yours, sMARG ARET REPSHER
No. 45 Plum street, Camden, N. j.
Dr. c. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia. Il rf %
aa1y,
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supreme COurt--COngress mo Pow
eP over Slavery.

A Washington letter says the Supreme
Court, in the case of Dred Scott, have come to a
decision. He says:
Judges Taney, Of Maryland, Daniels, of Vir-
ginia, Wayne, Of Georgia, Catron, of Tennessee,
Nelson, Of New York, and Grier of Pennsylva-
mia, hold that Congress has no power over the
question Of slavery in the Territories and that
the Missouri Compromise is unconstitutional
and therefore of no effect. Judges Mclean sol
Ohio, and Curtis, of Massachusetts, hold that
Congress has power over the question of slavery
in the territories. The decision will be formally
announced in few days by Chief Justice Taney.'
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But short time has elnpsed since these great
and good medicines have been made known to the
public yet thousands HAYS already experienced their
good effects lnvalids given by their ply ei-
clans rs incurabe, have found relief and been re.
stored TO sound and vigorous health from their
The great amount of good these medicines have
done, has induced thousands to omm'nd ,hem
to their friends. Men of integrity and physicians
have sanctioned their use, and recommended them
t. the public ss3agyt
READER, if you want not your constitution in
iured by that slow, lurking poison, CALoMEL, or
other mineral substances, touch not such medicines
as contain them, bat procure those excellent and
pur' yegepblep operations, Halsey's Forest Wine
and Pills.
costiveness, take this Wine and the Pills, accord,
ing to the directors, and you will get well.
| If you are nervous, or weekly, have emaciated
countenance, or general debility, this Wine and the
Pills will restore you TO health and energy. "a
If you have unhealthy; colored skin, or pimpies, or
pustules, or blotches, these medicines will purify
the blood and eradicate all such humors. r.'
! If you have weekly constitution and feel yotr-
self old for your years, take these excellent me-
dicnes, and they twill invigorate your constitution
and tify it for longer life. e..a
| If you are bilious (Which may be known by SUCH
i symptoms drowsness, loss of appetite, dizziness
iurred tongue, etc.) take good dose Of the Forest
| Pills, and they will purge from the stomach and :
bowels oil morbid snt bilious matter and thus pre-
vent fit of sickness, and save your doctors billsof
II You have the liver complaint the Forest Wine,
and Pills will cure 1t. These medicines exert
powerful and must salutary action on the liver, and
have been the means Of curing thousands OF this
PARENTS, there is not, perpaps, a month in The .
! year that member Of yauf family does Reteom-
plain of headache, dizziness, or sickness at the
stomach, have frFed tongues, or some other uiis
\ favorable symptoms These are the torebodings of
disorder; and sickness, of some kind or other soon
follows; for such symptoms always show that bile
or morbid fnatter exists in the stomachand bowels
nre haze IiNtnaa
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Two sangaaimc..

The Republican Club Of Brooklyn having hi
red their han until 'Frenont's election" the
landlord, whois q, Buchanan man, intends to
hold them to their bargain, (like the man in
Barney Williams, song) We would advise
them tchaye d course Of lectures .at the hall,
iopening with Ben Perley Poore, and closing with
the horse-eOllar Quaker or the man who agreed
to drink six bottles Of castor oil if Buchanan
pwas elected. q y .2.s' s..'' n, o,.as 4
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The Apprroachiag Inauguration.
The Democratie. ReYiew SAYS:

'.The Inauguration Of james Buchanan prom
ises to be the most magnificent installment OF q
Chief Magistrate Of the United States that has
ever taken place. The military and civil asso-
Citations Of the large cities are making prepara-
tons to visit, Washington at that time, Among
the rest, we notice the 7th regiment; National
Guard, Of the first division of'New York State
militia of the City Of New York, the Burgess
Corps of Albany; the Keystone Club Of Phils-
delphia; and fthe. Young Mems Democratic Union
Club Of New York, who will be accompanied by
DOdwOrth's full band ''.'''e''a"s+ ~S~' - ~
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neg valuable Farm for Sale

The subscriber offersfor sale thslfarm ofiewhieh1
be now resides situated in Short Creek township,I
Harrison county, Ohio, on the Wheeling and Cadiz
Plank Road about three miles south 0f Cadiz! and
the came distance from Georgetown. The iaEWa
contains 2l4K acres. Said farm lays well, with
an abundance Of water, limestone, timber aiIds
coal There are FIVE dwelling houses, one Of WHICH
is new two barns and three or chards. Ii Is under
high state of cultivation. The farm win be bSid
altogether, or in lots to suit purchasers as. djig
Possession will be given on the first of April next
if0sold against the first Of March lsElltHg -. VI
in Cadz, or the subscriber living on the farm 80
! ,s-T~T1T3 s5Y fsgfsl DANfEL sAlcILRAVYg
Short Greek township, ban ss, 1874 tPd.ag lagsf
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The Detroit Free Press, in noticing the cleo
ton Of Chandler TO the United States Senate,
to succeed General Cass, says:
We were mistaken; and we have to count
Michigan as having added to the list Of weak
men brought to the surface by the Republican
movement We must count her, indeed, as
having added the weakest man to the list ol
weak men sent to the Senate Of The United
States by the Republican movement We
must do more: We must count her Is. having
sent to the Senate the weakest man that evea
took seat in that body from any State. This
IL her distinction. This b her glory. This Is
the glory of the nRepubiican movement ii
this State t,a Ia I9'H 20 ~" "t3
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. In match which recently came off ffupon the
ice at Chicago, wherein aLady Kate" and "Pile
Driver were the contestants, mile beats two in
three 10 harness, the. unprecedented and ul.
heard Of time of 2:22 was made in the second
heat By s4sdy Kate : This y the fastest time
sver made, and beata The @Isib Himansy" time
tof 2:22N upon the ice ct Ogensburgh, two years
ato and rfIofa Temples" time Of !2;241z on
tIe Island, in October last n. IN II S
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LETTER FROM HON JOHN MINOR BoTTS,
-.u f.e Dv- OF VIRG INIA! 4. I,gg yY.

Klcl1nOnd, July JtI. I605
Messrs. WIN S. BEERS & Co., Gentlemen:-Con
sideratons Of dutyto the afflicted alone prompt me
to send you ths voluntary testimonial to the great
value of CARTERfS SPANISH MIXTURE, for
thatalmost incurable disease, Scrofula. ~ ISL.
Without being disposed or deeming. it necessary,
to go into the particulars OF the case can say that
the stonishing results that have been produced by
that medicine, on member of my own family, and
under my own observation and superin tendence, af
ter the skill of the best physicians had been exhaus-
ted and all the usual remedies had failed, fully JUS
tify me in Recommending its use to all who may be
suffering from that dreadful ma!ady. l<Hoa 10"
do not mean to say that it is apted to all con.
stiuons or that it will afford the relief in all
cases. foF of course, can know nothing about that
but from what have seen D { the effects, wosld
not hesitate to use it in any and every case Of Scrof
ula, with persons for, whom felt an interest, OF
over whom could exercise influence or control.
Respectfully yours, -
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scorr Posr OrrIcr. Adnms co.. !, q.
HATaSEHX,SS
Forest Wins a.

AND GUM-CoATED FOREST PILLS. at
The most extraordinary discovery in the Forldl
100000 BOTTLES AND BOXES SOLD ANNUALLY,
And thousands of Lives Saved from Premature
Grave by this Late Discovery.
Testimonials, OF the most unexceptioDable char
acter, are continually pouring in from every part
Of the country bearing witness ts the unparalleled
efficacy OF these medicines
The following show the number of cases cured,
as certified toby letters and other testimonials, re-
ceiyed from all parts OF the Union and British cob
ct 1885 inclnaNa. ~. v