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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-22
PENNsY LVANIA RAILnOAD.



THE Create Central Route connecting the Atlantectles
Western Northwestern, and Southwestern Statet
bY continuous Railway direct. This read also connects
a ts5urg with daily line OF Steamers to all ports
he esteTn Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandu5ky with
Steamers to al ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direcs cheapest and reiiG6e route by which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Great West
Rates between Philadelphia and Pitts5urg;
FIRST CLASS-Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods *, ~, ,oor
Gn boxes,) Furs, Feathers, &c....... '"' POI AV0A
SECOND CLASS-Books and Stationery
Dry Goods Gn bales,) Hardware, Lea Coo per l901
ther, &C. .s-......-..s..-s.s.
BIRD GLASS.-Arvlls. Baggin, Bacon, soo n.r INN,
sad Pork (in bulk, Hemp 81. 'OO PEI A"'A
JRTH CIlASS.-Csfee, Fish, Bacon, a, ,o-1no,
and PORK (packed) Lard aud Lard OIL -00 P'i A"V@
FIour-T5 CTS. per BIZ unln 'uriheT notice.
Grain-85 cts. per 11C lbs. uati further notee
Coon-s2 per bale, Eotexcsstng 500 bs.weght. until
further notice. .s
E7y- In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phis
Eairo1d" Ali Goods consigned to the Agents of this
Roed at Philadelphia Pitisbug will be forwarded with
mt detention.
FREIeHf AaESTs.-Harris, Wornlsy Co., Memphis,
tennessee R. 2. Sass Co.. St. Louis; J. s. Mitchell
Carter Jswett Louisville, KY; l. G. Medium Madison
Indiana; SpriZman Brown, and Irwin & Co., Cincinnati
n W. Graham & Co.. GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leeeh Co., No
81 Kiby street Boston; Leech Co. Astor House, New
York; MOL William street, and No. BstterG Place, New
York; E. Sneeder, Philadelphia; Aagraw Koons Bal
timore; Geo. G. FrsnOscus, Pittshmg
d. H. HOUSTON, General Frss1kt Ageat, PhjbG.
q. J. LOMBAERT, SzP't, AAOoRa, Pa.
mayl Sly
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Unity thousand bushels wanted, for which me hgnes
WAiA'' Pii0o "-' - EYFING McCRORY & CO..
tnlv lift corner Of market and Church st
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Hstray.

A STRAY HORSE, taken Up by Henry Frazor -
"A Ia D,KBio county; Tennessee, in District, tfsA
No. 4, on Dry Creek, about fifteen aad One-haIf E$
hands high Of Chestnut Sorre COLOR Eve years
before, SJsr in the forehead. JONATHAN FIJI. on
l2-W3L Ranger Of Dekalb Con. a.,
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!! POywder /!

ysr received 10 Maeazns and sale 1000 kegs 500
half Kegs, 500 quart kegs Dupont celebrated Rife Powder
OF 81. d K. +. CHEATHAM, Agent
= @Thll--u Tor the MRnuaSIuEera
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Frederick BIeir.

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from Rudolton, Saxony, has la
" ken Office No. TO- Front street CLARK. and Of
fers his services to citizens Nashville for the relief and
cure of Female Complaints Of all kinds serofua in its
worst forms; Consumption, Rheumatism nd Dropsy. His
experience and practice in regard these and similar dis
eases been such TO to guarantee perec
cure IL treated or taken in time.
Ror sale as above, very superior article OF stomach
Bitters of his invention and manufacture, together
with 4 variety of other medicines. Ifeb7-ly
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DIRECT DEPORTATION.
TST received shipment OF several punchcaus and kegt
81 Of this SUPERIOR Ace direct from Belfast, lresnd- Ii
viii BE- found laf superior 10 any offered market
B. L. SIMPSON,
q narch4 - Public Square
OLD ALANTADO MADEIRA,
THREE original casks, which On-r GESulhA and
L pEEIoE WINE. b. l. SIMPSON.
mazA - Public So A-e
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scotch Il Irish Whisky.

GENUINE GORDON DUFF SHERRY WINE.
FRESH supply in ORIGINAL packages Just received and
n for sale by Is. i. SIMPSON,
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ANpREW WINp,s
kerosene Oils.

VI Advertising and Subscription Office,
Ma 1873 Aassau Street, merit door to Nassau BAN
NEw YORK.
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Charles HeidSick
CHATEPAGNE,

THE rapid sale with which nv last importation Of this
4 article met has induced me 20 order a new supply
which arrived this day, being SUPERIOR 10 any lot
vet offered. recommend il the Trade well IS Tor
family use. b. L. SIMPSON, AZ Fnbhc Square,
ruaTch4 Benz. F. Shilds' Com. House
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~E9 G-A N
Wheat! " hGaCs!
sCALEsl sCALEsM sCALEsiM

VuTTT nav az cant ash foTgOOd Cotton aEd LINEN hls
a vard a. nv Rag Stor the Northeast corner OF the
SsuaTe WooIlen and silk Rags are not wanted; -
oct2 -
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FurDitlre and Carriages boxed, and other light
goods not enumerated, CarbOys Of acids, or
other Chemicals per 100 lbs, 40
FIRST CLASS.
Piano Fortes, Books Stationery Boots, Sh oes Liquors,
barrels Carpetnx China Glass and Glass ware, Cigars in
es Clocks Conieeuonaes Cotton Cards; Dry Goods
Furs Harden Seeds Looking Glasses and Looking Glass
Plates owners risk Oysters IN cans and jars, ssddsry
Tin and Britannia Ware, Teas and Spices.
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except such specified in third class Coffee
Mills, Machinery, Foreign Liquors in barrels and pipes,
Tobacco boxes Leather Ia rolls and boxes, Oils in barrels
and ssks Crockery and Qusenswsre crates and casks
Rice, Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper.
THIRD CLASS.
Axes Shovels, Spades, Ions Zinc and Tin in pigs
Tin Plate Anvs, Vices casks of Chains and Hoes MRnna
and Cotton oordage, Coffee, Heavy Castings, Mill Gearing
Carriage Springs and AXES kalroad wheels and Axles,
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Hats Furniture and Carriages boxed and other
bt areles not also Carboys Acids or other
Chemicals viii be charged NJ double Hrst class rates.
osgnes destination and depot Of delivery Attention 70
this matter prevents delays and losses, nsures speedy
delivery .
Goods shipped via savsnnah consigned to Agent
Central Rz road Savannah, and packages marked
Agent C. r. e., Savannah, Ca
Goods shipped via Charleston should be consigned to the
Agent South Carolina Railroad Charleston, and pack
sge marked care Agent 5. c. z. R. Charleston, ). c.
The through rates above covers ali expenses from New
YORK 10 Nashville Ys sOE1ussoH, drayegs' or DA@sg'
Shippers may rely upon uniform and prompt deve-
By both lines oEer-eharges and damages BY either
line will be adjusted By the agents OF the Nashville and
Chattanooga Road.
OF lost missing goods viii take charge Of any
necessary for their recovery and not found
will pay for the expiration Of 80 days amer
ee gwen al notices Of lost goods, Sr GsAvs OF sta
Creased to II. T. anderson SHP't-, Nashville
Merchants New York will receive every informa-
on and assistance IN shPpng BY applying TO the Agent OF
the Charleston Line No. 1876 Broadway and the Savannah
Line, No, ID Broadway. x,o,,,,,
may29-H BP GENT Agent.
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Observation-Disclosures
Mcclure. Buck & Co.
TIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORKER.

NO. Is MARKET STREET,
TTATE always on hand Tin Plate Sheet Iron Timed
III Copper Rivets Castings Paror and Chamber Crates
Stoves lin Ware and complete of articles
usualy kept in line.
County Merchants requested 10 call and examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere, prepared
I'll beT bills upon coed terms any ont West
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GsGray Egules,
SUgAI0.

ld0 HHDs. Common, Fair, Prime and Choice Louisi.
i HI Sugar.
100 barrels crushed Sugar,
rs Loaf
so Clarified
SO While Havana Sugar. in St,re ard ror s.,a
by may q W ii. GORDON & CO.
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ur11 S,o.E ~ fairbanks celebrated Scales-Dormant,
A Platform. Grocsrs, Counter and Beams;
Also "a HnN w. Fl. GORDON * co.
yPnees' y Sole Agents for Middle Tennessee.
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Wheat! Wheat! (!
NERhaaf

WE Will pay the highest Market prise in cash for prime
w red aud WhI's Wheat, for immediate delivery. -
oetIS-dt.wSWlm JOHNSON & WEAVER.
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GEORGE a. HERIOT,
CIats HERIOT & HoLMEs.j
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
No.4 yENDUE RANGE,

Forwarding ana COMMISSION mefcndHL
No. 4 yENDUE RANGE,
CHARLESTON. S. C. l
Particular attention given to the sale of Cotton, FOur
Wheat Corn and all other Produces aiso 70 the FORWARD
ms nj Goods 10 an 4 from the Interior.
RxyKRRScKs-B 5. Rhett, Esq, Messrs. T. s. & L:
pJd w r Heyot ESQ, Charlt sOn, S. c., James Walker
~ SosbviIIe Tenn Thomas S. Kennedy, Louisville, Ky
wilson & burns. Baltimore, Md. lsPrz5-EB
Wanted.
WE win pay the hgbt market PTee n Casn Iot 1n
w aE,ount of good merchaEt30le WHEAT and BAUM
oehVetee - Jul II. B. MORRIS & co.
a. Nos. 10 and is Market St.
GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
LOT an whites Greek Pike, in Edgefsld containing
a q fee front running back 2S5 feet With good brlck
Store house, occupied by K. H. Jones.
ALSO sx containing each from TO ~ seL OF
a miles from Nashville, on Dickson pike Two nthe
thr innroyed and part of them well tmbered great
iotsgain will be given in any OF the above properly
Bar j Il: n. ~ - - 49,,
pt0 NO. SAY Onefiy' s'ies1.
RUNAWAY
TSROM the subscriber on the lstday OF Juy5 negr.
Il Boy, named HENRY, Of copper color, D ieeI :
inches high years old, and weighs Soo9t lSO
He was raised in East Tennessee near McMlnnVe. ne
will probably make his way back tReIe hougIt , hl
from Mr. Terry of East Tennessee Wal gSe zen uo.ss
heis caughtin my neghborhood, t''entf lVe eoi IN
taken out Of the county, or fifty dollars ns geas 70 &
Tenzsssee When taken he is to be delivered ! ne.
pOnfined so that can get him. DAVID ~. A11 LEE
;vs Seve1 miles south of Nashville. Tenn
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FnR RENT.

gwNHR large Room in building the corner Of Cedef
and DeadTck Streets lately occupied BY Nj ttngns5
A. a dancing Saloon. apply TO W. r COOFEh
sept l2, 1857.
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PianOs PIanOs.

have received Fourteen more new Pl-
w ano. Fortes from these unrivalled ma y 81
~ IJrbt Newton Bradbury, and HainesJ 2
aos vhfsh makes stock very large and desirAaols
Ne Tould be pleased to have these instruments exmined
Nv ali whether they desire TO purchase or not every n
old bV us shall be warranted to give satisfaction IL
~ respee iehl0 FREEMAN
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l,nnf EYcifemenf.

MASONIC MARKS, JEWELRY, MILITARY
~ GOI.LEGE. AND SOCIETY MEDALS
MANUFACTURED AND ENGRAVED, New and original
M daepa Of Marks Pins, Studs, &C. constantly on hano
1 mail attended to. Door Plates, Notary, CofpoLs
Sn Seals with orWitbout presses Bridat wishing pfOis
First premium awarded by Franklin lnsu'ae' lOi inc
a., rs ne s T OF Masonic and hne JeWery.
MAhui@' EDGAR 2. BA1oN, 722 Chestnut street,
iunel3-ly N.1, - - ---
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-23
AnOtI,cr Co,liSion


Judge Leavitt, of the United States District
Court, has discharged the L. s. Deputy Marsha
aud his associates from the custody of.the sher.
| iif Of Clark county. The Cincinnati paper,
publish Judge Leavtt's opinion in full lie
taxes decided ground in favor Of the right ant
authority Of the United States officers TO resist
aud disregard all State process, while engaged
in the writs Of the United States tribunals, and
their duty to prevent, by any degree Of force
any interruption in the performance Of theiI
duties He maintains the exclusive jurisdiction
Of the United States Courts, of all matters ari.
sing under the act OF Congress providing for the
reclamation Of fugitives from labor, and asserts
that the sovereignty of the United States would
be violated by the execution Of the extraordina-
~ act of the Ohio legislature, giving the State
Courts authority to issue writs Of habaas oorp1p
against all parties OBTAINING persons for any
cause
30, either Capt. Chase and his Black Bepub
lican militia have got to back out from their
notification law of last winter or else Uncle
Sam and the regular army have got to surren-
der. Nous ger0aSi-P PlgiRdealer.
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Hlack RcpuDlicau Legislature

When the last Legislature closed its labors
there was general "thank God'' went up from
all parties of the State Even our black repub-
lcan neighbor Of the Gazette Of this city joined in
the almost universal censure fthe rttBap legsla-
ture. What it sale of proposed amendments to
the Constitution can be read again without dis
advantage. II was like a good deal that was
done by that anomalous body The editor of
the Columbus Gazette was formerly in a similar
capacity with the Ohio Journal and was sergeant
at arms of one the smelling committees. lie
said:-StdteSmdn.
The bill provided among other things that, at
the next October election, the electors voting Tor
the proposed amendment No. /, should write
on their balots-Annual Sessions Yes.' and
those voting against, should write on their bal
lots-Annual SesslonS--No,' that those voting
| for Amendment No. q, should write on thelI
ballots districts Cours-Yes,' and those yo-
ting against it-Distrct Courts--No, that those
voting for Amendment No g. should write or
their BALLOTS Equal Taxation--Ye Yes' and those
voting against it--'Equal Faxation-No,' that
those voting for Amendment No. 4, should write
on their ballots Corporations Yes,' and those
voting against, Corporati0ns--No,' and thai
those voting for No. 5, should write on theil
ballots, Single Districts--Y Yes,' and those voting
agoinst it, Single Dstricts--No'
There were several objections made to tht
bill, the principal Of which was TO the provision
which required the electors in voting for o.
against the third amendment to write on tho bal
loCs, Equal laxatlon--Y Yes,' or, Equal Taxation
Mo- rs the case might be. Itwas contendet
that this placed the minority in the Legislature
who voted against theproposcd amendment, No.'
lin o false position, by conveying the idea that the
were opposed to equal taxation. Moreover
was insisted that this mode Of voting was mer
clap trap to catch votes for the amendment
Phose voting Tor the amendment would be sai'
ito be in favor of equal taxation and those votD,
against it, to be opposed to equal taxation 0
Ttproperty. Demagogues would ask the electors
Are you in favor ofcqual taxation2 If you are
then vote the ticket which has on its face--'E
quail Taxation--Yes.' This would be poten
argument Of which the majority were quite un
IwiliBg 10 avail them elves.
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Piffsl,surra, Market.

PITTsBURGH, July 20, 1857.-FLoUE-Mar.
ket unchanged in every respect. Sales 9l5bbls.
viz: From first hands--l75 bbls from wharf at
$655 for superfne 800 bbs. extra family from
wharfat 81, From store-50 bbls. extra and
extra family at S6,S7 and S7,02, $50 bbs. do
DO. at $G,87 and I, ,13; 100 bbls. do. do, at $6,.
81 and ST. II; 30 bbls. do. do. at S6,97 and 81 :
II.
SuGAB-Sales hhds. Porto Rico at 11@11-
24cRb.
RIcE-Sales tierces strictly prime at &c.
iaB.
BAooN-Sales 1000 ibs.shoulders III @1IN
2OOOlbs sides at l2l5; 20O0 lbs hams at IL, x
tierces sugar cured at 14c.
Ou--Saes 10 bbls. Lard No. at 81, ,121a z
gall.
CEMEET--Sales rs bbls. at 50 i7bbl.
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Murray & LASMAN's FLORIDA WATER
The introduction Of this healthful and delicate
perfume in the United States, must inevitably
render the inferior scented waters, manufactured
from strong and impure essential oils, drug in
the market. Twenty years ago it took the
place of the European extracts" and essences
in the South american and West Indian mar
kets, superceding even the veritable Eaa de Co
bgne Its aroma Is closer approximation to th'
breath of bring foleers, than that ol any toilet ar
ticle in use; and AZ wash far the teeth, and fol
the complexion (ghen diluted with the water
tits unequaled. AS there are limitations aoraad
it is important to see that the names Of MURRAY
& Lannan" are embossed on the bottle and IN
Escribed on the label; a
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Avfv:al OF sl.e 1slacN warrior.

New YoRE, July 20--'Ihe U. S. mail steam
ship Black Warrior, from Havanna on the 9TH
arrived to day. A spanish sailor was reported
killed by the crew of the American bark
Albertine. The police bad taken posses.
sion of the vessel and no one was allowed to g
on board except the American Consul and hi
deputies. The American Consul had been ex
amning the crew, but the result has not ye
transpired.
Sugars were unchanged. The stock in por
is estimated at 100000 boxes, and of inolasse
75.COO hhdS. Sterling exchange had improved
Free tieights were dull.
They continued flse from yellow fever.
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pamo,sct 10 the w estcrm Excursions

BALTIMORE, July 20.--A grand banquet was
given to the Western visitors at the Maryland
The galleries were crowded with ladies. The
tables presented most magnificent appearance.
Six hundeed persons sat down. Tee Mayor
presided Speeches were delivered by Mayor
Swami, Wm, H. Whyte, of Baltimore; Gov
Chase, of Ohio; Daniel NJ Baninger of N. c.;
Judge Pruden, Of Cincinnati; and others. The
cost Of the banquet was oyar $4,000.
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Sr. Louis, July 20.-A gentleman from Kan
sas, on Friday, states that at public meeting
held in Lawrence, on Thursday, it was deter
mined to resist the U. S, troops if an attempt
be made to collect taxes. A gentleman met
Gov. Walker, ten miles from Lawrence, with
seven companies of infantry. 1t is said he
would arrange matters peaceably, if possible, but
would use force if necessary. The free State
men were huryins to Lawrence, and Lane had
been sent for.
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Politics ia PemnsyIvnnia.

The Pittsburgh Post in an article on "Penn-
sylyania Politics, in its issue Of the 7th inst,
observes:
"All over the State the Black Republican par.
ty exhibits the utmost apathy. The issues o.
the last campaign-ialse pretences as they were
have all been taken away from them. There
is no more shielding Kansas and no more
"freedom shriekers." If the Democrats had
been prophets they could not have foretold
more correctly the result Of the Kansas ques.
ton than they did foretell before the last elec.
ton. On that subject Madrid is quiet" and
"order reigns in Warsaw"
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Something for EUery Laly.
Gs.nnn.a rsksss 6Lensau HRnMnG.Aafnv.
THE GREATEST PERIODICAL REMEDY EVER D1
COVERED.

THE GREATEST PERIODICAL REMEDY EVER DIS
COVERED.
1000 BOXES RETAtLED MONTHLY.
1NHE BENEFACTOR is infalilble for the i'm.
mediate removal of Distractions, Irregular.
tiles Prolapsus, Uteri sfaliing of the womb Leu.
chofhea or Whites, and all the diseases peculiar
to females.
This remedy has never ina single case failed in
producing the Menses. / have received many let.
ters Of recomme ndation, which all say ts-t is the
best remedy we have ever used" Sickness at sto-
mach. headuche, languor. debility, pains in the
head side nnd bacK loss Of appetite, cosliveness
&C., are some oil the symptoms which attend irreg.
ular Menstruration, This remedy Is certain to re-
move one and oil of these symptoms
Be sure and get the genuine, which has my sig
niture on each 6ox. This remedy may be had 6y
addressing !. s. SHEPPARD, West Fourth street,
Cincinnatf, end eRclosng SI, and the remedy will
be sent by return mail
N. Ladies' who are pregnant should not use
this remedy as il is sure 10 bring on miscaffiage
though no injury to health would follow. One
box 81, three boxes 50. All letters OF inquiry must
contain postage stainpto ensure an answer
J. \. SHEPP ARD,
uII6-ly. Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati, o.
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struck hy lightning.

BosToN, July 90--The Florsnce House, at
Francina Notch was struck BY lightning on
Saturday last, and VIM. Il. Smith, merchant, Of
Boston, and Mr. Blandon, clerk of the hotel,
were instantly killed.
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Special II offices
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
THE ACE

ROPAY if DR.. Tobas's celebrated Venetian
~ Liniment does not cure Cholern. Coiic, Sea
Sickness, Chronic Rheumatism, Nomling. Cuts.
Burns, Old Sores, Swelmgs, Toothache Head
ache, Dysentary, Group Coughs, Dyspepsia, Mumps
Chapped hands, cold feet Mosqueto bites, Bruises
and Pains or Weakness in the limbs, buck and
tSfest'
NO HUNBuG--TRY IT.
DR., Tobins has warranted hs Liniment for eight
years without ever having demand Tor the return
ol the mons ail that is edi to use it according
to the directions.
No ONE WILL EVER BE WITHOUT 1T
After once using it. Ii you do not lind it better
than anythlnE you ever tried before,
GET Y"UE MONEY RLTCRNED!
&y-'Fhousdnds OF certificates have been received
spcL king OF It's vrtuos Now -a-daysn Ii the prac
tee to i'll up the papers with certihcates from nm
known persons, or given by those who never used
the meGiIine-~ now DR. TObios offers 10 pty
1000 DOLLARS
to any one who viii prove that he ever published n
false certificate during the time lie has had his med
cine before the public.
Gail on the Agent aud get pamphlet containing
genuine certificates.
AS persons onvious Of the large sale OF the Vene
lion Blninent sta ted ii Is in urious to Tux
it internally, DR.. Tobias has taken the following
OATH:
| l, Samuel l. Tobias, of the city Of New York, he
| ing duly Tworn, do depose tint compound Lini
mont called Venitian and thut the ingredients .
| WiliCu IL is COIiip PcilcCty HdiHesS u
ia Ike internally even in double the quantity namet
in he directions accompanying each bottle.
5. l. TOBIAS.
! New York, January 9th 1856
Sworn to this day before me,
! FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
| Price 25 and 80 CENTS. Sold by the Druggist
and Patent Medicine Dealers throughout the lutte
States.
81- Also for sale, DR.. Tobias Horse Liniment il
pint bottles, at So CENTS warranted superior to an
other.
DR.. Tobias Office, No 56 Conrand street, Ne,
York.
AGRNTs.-T fl Logan & Co. and Thompson
Patterson, Wheeling; John Beall and $ Hamilton
Cadiz; Alul Schneider, Mooreteld; Nj Jolley, Ne,
Market; l. ] Phipps a. Co. Smyrna.
| NOvamhar 10 IG56.Ivr ranrini nntica
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Disastrous Hail storm.

ROCHESTER,, July 20.--A terrific storm occur
red in this vicinity this afternoon, The rain and
hail fell in torrents, with lightning. A large
number of windows were broken, and it is fear
ed much damage has been caussd to the crops
and fruit in the vicinity.
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A sl,eriTin Limbo.

J. They have gc4 the Black Republican Sheriff Of
Ottawa county in custody for committinga rape
upon the wife ola Black Republican jailor. He
tells his Republican friends that rhey elected
him as o gambler and q whorem"ster and that
he IS SQUARE on the platform" - Ph iideala.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-23

WAsnISGroN CRY, July 2O.--Both Gov.
Walker and Gen. Haney have the power Of dis
cretonary orders heretofore transmitted, to de-
tain troops destined for Utah to preserve the
peace OF Kansas.