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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01
BOOB BinderY.

HAVING in great measure Tehited our Bindery,
we are now prepared 20 do ell kinds Of BOOK
BINDING neatly and eXpediuously
We psy particular attention 10 the manufacture
of Blank Books Of al kinds for the county officers
'Bsuks Tor Railroads merchants, &c.
Ai8chants will find or stock OF Full sId Halt
bound cap Blanks. cap, Letter Note, and Fancy
PapeE. Envelopes, Pens, Ink and Stationary OF all
kinds to'he large, and will be sold at reasonable
prices. The highest market price paid for Rags.
MCDOWELL g. co.
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers, Stationaries
and Blank Book Manuiaclurers,
april l6. 1856. Sieubenvile, Ohio.
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New SuDscriHevs.

We have received numLer Of new subscri-
bers during the past week, for which we arc un-
der great obligations to our friends.
Next Monday, at the different township cleo
tions, would be gool time for the Democracy
Of Harrison county to increase the circulation oI
their county paper. Give us d lift, fellow Dem
ocrats
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OLIVER ard GERMAN SILVER WARE-Ten
- Spoons, Table do, Desert do, Butter Knives
and general assortment of Plated Ware all war.
ranted, just received and for sRFe cheap, at
"a, G. B. BARRETT'S.
LOCKS-1he very bost manufactured, for sale
~ cheapa q. b. BARREFr'S
NV ATCHES-of every description end price
w trom 10 to $3.50, Tor sale cheaper than ever
at sept q &. 3. BARRET'S
4 ADlES-Call at Barrett's hHd you cannot fail
/ ITO be pleased AT his fine array OF JeWeIey, bot
especially for your honeft. sep a.
ENINE GOLD PENS--Just received one of the
Il finest assortment Is ever brought 10 Cadi7; by
sept "a G, B. BARRETT,
| lCAMEO JEWELRY--A fine lot, and at prices
sept 81, G. B. BARRETT's.
! E'ANCY GOODS-Of every kind and qualit
| Il sept o.. at g. B. BARREf1'S
| CtTATIONERY--Fine Fancy Note Paper, color
10 ed Note and Letter, Commercial do, Fancy
sept u. BARRETT's.
ToMBs-Puf, Tuck, Redding, Fine Tooth and
| ~ Pocket Combs at
sept "a G.B BARRETT'S
! NIosA.C woRK-.Recen,ly introduced into
1VI chaste Jewelry, superb assortment can be
had at Sept24 q. b. BARRETTS
CUTLERY--A fine and well selected assro,,
RARRETTS
| A FINE assortment of Cameo, Mosaic and Gold
| IN Stone Jewolry, mounted wi ith Is Karat solid
| god. for sale by G. B. BARRETT.
| March H. l657.-[n45,l
| 4 SPLENDID lot Of fine Gold and Silver Watch.
| IA es, received this day, for sale cheaper than
ever, at G. D. BARRETT'S
March II, 1s57-tn45.1
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T.1.e Law OF Newspapers.

subseribess who do not give express notice to
IN. contrary are considered as wishingto continue
their Subscriptions. =.
II sutscIibers order the discontinuauce Of the II
rrriod,cals the puhlishermay continue to send them
until ell arreaTages are paid.
q Ifsubscrlben neglect or refuse to take their pc
iodieAs from the office to wli6h they are directed,
thew are held responsible till they have settled the
biIi and ordered them discontinued.
4 If subscribers remove to other places without
Informing the publishers and the papers are sent TO
the former direction, they are held responsioie.
S The Courts have decided thatrefusing 70 take
,,sriod;r, Ne from the Office removing and leaving
them uncsIed for is prima facia evidence oil n'en-
doual fraud.
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sPLENDID FURNITURE

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that he keeps constantly on hand all kinds
Of Cabinet Ware, manufactured out f the best ma.
teria and finished in the neatest style, which he viii
dispose Of on the most reasonable terms.
lie has also recently received from Tttsburgha
large assortment offancg and Common Chairs NJ,
Looking Glasses, Plates OF all Sizes Gilt Mould III
ng tor Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, etc.
He is prepared tC furnish Collins of fevery kind, and
will carefully attend to funerals. He has the only
Hears in town for the accommodation of the country
Cadiz, March 29, 1854. J. w. GILLESPIE
N. B-A nice Rockaway Carriage Tor sale cheap
j. w, q,
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in nomination the following excellen
!:
Trustees.
JOHN WILKIN.
JEREMIAH CONDO,
SAMUEL IlQOBLER.
CLERK.
JOHN MILLER.
Treasurer.
JOHN MIzER.
Assessor.
JACOBKAIL.
Supervisors.
1st District, J. WALTERS,
Cd JOHN WILSON,
Sd i" +. KALI,
4th {" JAMES SALISBURY.
Justice Of the Peace.
SAMUEL FOREMAN.
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Athens Township.

The Democracy of Athens Township have
placed in nomination the following excellent
+icket:
Trustees
JOHN MORRIS, Jr.,
WILLIAM MILLER,
ROBERT WEBB,
Clerk
JOHN MORRIS, (red,)
Treasurer
~ JOHN n. HENDERSON.
assessor.
JOHN j. McFADDEN.
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NEW EURNITU
AT GREAT 3 AR G AIMS
NJ. g. ETanTla,

yyTOuLD inform his triepds that he now has q
w fine assortment Of New Furniture and Chairs,
cons listing IN part Of Sofas, Divans Dressing Bu-
Gentle Tables, Breakfast and Dinner Tables, Blu
reaus, Looking Glasses, Cane Seat and Wood
Chairs at a prices, which lie is determined to sell
at very low prices He also has a splendid assort-
ment OF Gilt Mouldngs for Diploma and Picture
frames Loon ing Glass plates to fill frames always
on hand Persons wanting furniture will find it to
their advantage to give him call before purchasing
elsewhere. WARE Room, lst Door East OF the
Post Office directly opposite the Court House.
CadZ December l7-tt.
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PUBLIC SALE.

THE subscriber will offer at public sale at Hope.
dale. on
FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1857,
The following property: 100 first rate Ewes with
lamb by VIM Minieer's French Buck; 100 Ewes
with lamb by 18th blood French Buck lot of stock
Sheep; II Hogs; one Suffolk Boar year old stall
lion colts from tile Hiatoga horse; mare ccts and
four year old stallion from the snne; three colts
from Lndd's Champion Black Hawk; 8 mares with
lo from 1iatoga Also alOt OF Hay and Corn, and
ate improvements. Terms made known on day oil
sale. Sale to commerce at 10 A. NJ.
[mar 25-2t] MOSES HANDLEY.
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Grces, no wnsBiFs

The Democracy of Green Township have pl'
ced in nomination the following exccller
ticket:
Trustees.
WILLIAM REED,
WILLIAM WYLEY,
SMITH r. WATSON.
Clerk.
ROBERT CROSSAN.
Treasurer.
SAMUEL P. BAXTER.
Assessor.
WILLIAM Crosby, Jr.
CohstdbleS.
JOHN FRAZER,
DAVID McCONKEY.
Justice Of he Peace.
JOHN CROSKEY, Jr.
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HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS, &c.
THE PEOPLE OF HARRISON & ADJOINING COUNTIES!

ae y a ~
HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT,
ngand mmer
f conhi mai adn plch goods n
dionabeS and md GazC aEs
ydssIipi Husofs Panama
and eBTud
fwhi6f the veyio aaernpn
No cd etuextto oeornrof Fourbs bsueetP ubnrgh
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01

0TOur former fellow citizen, DR.. Pearce, has
purchased property Ia Cadiz and will remove
here this week, for the purpose of practising his
profession.
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Borough Ticket.

There will be meeting of the citizens of Ca
diz irrespective of party, in the Court House, on
Saturday evening April 4, at the ringing of the
BELL for the purpose Of nominating Borough
Ticket.
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ATTENTIONll
i. PHILLIPS q SON.

| mt MANUFACTURERS of boots ane shoes, aiic
lxA dealers IN Trunks and travelling sacks, Mo
rocco v kid-skns lining and binding do. Pegei
Nails. thread and shoe-iindngs generally keep cGS
taptly for sale on assortment OF the above artcA
OF their Old stand dpdsitc the Public aificcs
BGeuiz, o., A5ril IL, fs55
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PENN & NFARPER'S
NEW CARRIAGE sEOP!

THE UNDERSIGNED take pleasure in announ-
cling to the citizens Of Harrison and adjoining coun-
ties that they still carry on the Carriage Mantfac
turing in all its branches. They have superior ia
ciities for manufacturing every kind of vehicles.
Their stock will be manufactuad in style superior
to to any in the place, and on the most favorable
terms Those wishing any kind Of vehicles. are
solicited TO give US call before purchasing else.
where.
Our assortment consists in part of Close Carria.
ges, Livery Coaches, Boston Rockaways, Prince
1 lberts, Farmers Carriages and Buggies, Jersey
Wagons Phaetons, Sliding seat Buggies, BuggIes
with Sliding tops. Light Tr"ting Buggies, Skele-
ton Buggies, SuIkies, &c, &c.
All Kinds of repairing executed at the shortest no.
tice, and on the best terms We keep none but the
best of workmen in our employ. New work ex-
changed for old. .
01~Shop directly east of the American fTouse, in
the we'll known stand formerly occupied by !. S.
Ditmars, PENN a. HARPER.
CudiZ Ohio Nav T. lSG6-ly
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Archer TUwmslaip,

The Democracy of bold Archer" have nomi
hated the following ticket
Trustees.
LEWIS C.RYAN,
ARTHUR BEATTY.
ADAM PALMER.
CLerk.
SAMUEL Upton.
Treasurer.
HAMILTON BIRNEY.
assessor.
SAMUEL MEGAW.
Constable
JOHN ATKINSON.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT
FOR THE
NANU FACTURE AND 6 i z Z.
BOOTS ANDSHOES.


buildings at
Reiiairc. BelInOM county, o.,
Tor the purpose o ma 1uiacturing anf set!Ins tat
wholesale e1clusively)
BOOTS AND SHOES,
beg leave to submit few iacts to all those enga
ged in the trade
Ist-We have had long experience in the man
ufacture of Boots and Shoes.
2d--We have selected our business iocanon az
BELLAlRE on the Ohio River, whsre ibe Bal
timore and Ohio, the Cntral Ohio, and the Mets
VILE Branch of Il Pittsburgh and Gieve!and hal-
roads, are already completed, and the Marietta
Railroad in course of constructions; il being palft
Of free and easy access to and from all parts OF the
country, and where living tor @orkmea Is compaf-
atiVely cheap.
3d-We believe we can Manufacture al the lead
iYrg articles in our trade and give better urice
for the same price than is bought in the eastern
mnrkets We shall at oil times keep large STOCK
of Mems, Boys aud Youths
ICALF, KIP a Nd THICK 200 I 5,
Shoes and CATERS;
| Also. Womens' Misses and Ghildrens' Calf Hip
| Goat and Enamaled SHOES, Of dllieren; styles o.
| our own Manufacure In addition thereto we
have made arrangements East, md shnl have
manufactured expressly for our own trade every
variety and style OF BOOTS and SHuE5, now in
general use. .1
4th-It is Dur intention % do fair, h6u3ra5le
and perIhsllnnt business and shall labor faithfully
and diligently to meet the views and pfonlote the
interest of our customers, as well as our own.
We solicit your trade and hope you will call ana
examine our goods and prices, bel3re parcna>lae
elsewhere. W. RICHARDSON, u Co.
Bellaire Jan d. lS57-tf
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4 Retired Physician,

WHOSE SANDS OF LIFE
Have nearly run out, discovered, while in the Fast
lndihs certain for Consumption, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds and general Debility. This remedy
was discovered Wy htm when his only child---R
daughter-was gigenup TO die. Wishing to do sF
mucn good as possible, he will send TO such Of he
afflicted el!Ow-bengs request it this recipe, wti 4
full directions for making up and successfully usug =
IL He requires each applicant to inclose him oR-
shilling--thret cents to be returned postage on
the recipe, and The remainder 10 be applied 70 the
puymelrt Of this advertisement
Address Dir. H. JAMES, "a
No 10, Grand street, Jersey City New Jersey.
Innuary I. '57-}m.
GsH NO PAN NOR INK USED: 6hMI
soAsSn cory inflated No TEAoHER RrorI- ~ Z
RED --MACLAURlNSS FATESr Sell-insfrretirg
Process in Peninanshfp enables every one to wriss
with the greatest case, elegance and rapidiy,n It.
has been adopted by tie fubIi" Schools Of New
York, and by our FIRST merchants. The process.
complete with full directions fot use viii be sent
prepaid on the receipt OF 81 70 clubs or agents,
six copies FOR g. A liberal discount on Iarrs or
dered. Address LELAND u MAcLAuaAlN, 3i5 broad. i,
way New York
Macrh 4, 1857 3m 4
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TEACHERS INSTITTTE

THE next session of the Union Institute. for
i Harrison and Jefferson counties will be held at
Steubensllle commencing on the 9th of April next.
and continuing one week. The forenoon of each
day will be devoted TO recitations and class drills
the afternoon and evening to lectures.
TEXT BooKs:-Ray's Arithmetics, Parts Cd and
Sd; Pineo's Grammar. and McGufiey's 5th Reader.
Teachers from noighboring Statea.and Counties
are cordially invited 10 be present.
. Arrangements are making to secure the very
best teachers and lectarers
.6ss By order of the Ex. Committee
oTR--ln view of the meeting Of the above mas
med institute, whose interests are somewhat identi-
he'd with thoseot The McNeey Normal School, the
0penag OF the next term nf said Institution will b
postponed unf, Afril IL, 1857.
March 10, flS.
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New r. IN and Copper shO p.
JAMES M. PAUL.

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Har-
rison county, that he has JUS, commenced carrying
on the TIN and COPPER business in all its 7ariors
branches, in the well known stand formerly occupi-
ed by James Cady, ON Market street, Cadiz, Ohio,
ware and sell itat reasonable prices. He hopes by
Strict attention TO business, and always keeping q
good supply on hand to receive liberal share OF
patronage.
Orders from Merchants RESPECTFULLY Tolfcited-
The highest piice paid i'll CASH for old Copper,
JAMES NJ. PAUL.
cadiz. Ohio. Anvil 80. lS5f-tf.
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Ho! Farmers and Gardeners ! !
NToTrTCNFH.

THERE WAS ISSUED NOVEMBER 18TH
1852, "a Land Warrant 20 ,f49 for Eighty Acres
under the act Of March I'd, 1885 in the name OF
Samuel Kerr, Private III Captain Holmes Company
Ohio Militia, War 1872 ana sent to VIM. Arnold
Esq, Cndiz; Ohio, (my Agent)
This Warrant have never received, and am in
formed by said Arnold, was newer received by him;
or if received has been lost.
|, the undersigned, warrantee and owner Of said
Warrant, have never sod assigned, or voluntarily
parted with my interest therein.
| have given notice to the Commissioner of Pen.
slons of the non.recepon and loss cf said Warrant
and am about t3 file Caveat in the General Land
Office TO prevent the issu.n of patent to fraud
4ent claimant and in due time will apply to the
Commissioner OF Pensions for duplicate of said
warrant. SAMUEL KERR.
BY WV. ARNOLD, his agent.
Cadiz Ohio, Feby %, ls57.6t
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Att:RCle ssAenlt.

George Tomlinson Before Andrew Lynch, Jus.
VS. tice of the Peace of German
Samuel Park tp Harrison county,, o.
On the 18th day of March A. D. 1858. said Justice
ssted an order OF Attachment in the above acIion
for The sum of forty. nine dollars and seventy eigat
cents GEORGE TOMLINSON.
mar 25-3t
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tltGHEST EASH PRICE PAID FOR
WHEAT at ltTCHERS Il co
rod;, Aunuv.
New Arrangement.

FOR THE BENETtT OF MY CUSTOM
ERS | have concluded to make the following Ar.
fangements;-l propose TO sell Goods on as favora.
BILE terms they can be had in this market Be-
lievng that short settlements are most satisfactory
TO all parties, lhare concluded to settle with all nv
customers by the first OF Januury atd the first Of
July OF eacn year. These arrangements will be
strictly adhered 10 JAML s STEWARI.
Cadiz, Ohio, January 4 1857
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ln.pOrtamt t0 S;on su 81 ps ires

InapOrtamttO to G0nsufnpsires!s
MANY valuable lives have been kAted by HEGK. 3
vi MAN, CLARK a. TO IS GENUINE Cbn fJyEK I'M s2e
which, in all hu,non probabliiiy, wopia saEe bsvfale
los but ior It's timely use. s
II is po 9uack medicine butrhe TIRE on, tdads
with the umeateuge irHn the Fresh Tod Flsbtv fss
ers and il recommended by the emHent phgsi-
clans ndGur5psand AJaeriUan, sud has proved bgs9
len years experience The most goluable rsnedy ,e
CoNsuMPfioX and ScRofuL4 ever discovered. lar
while 1T cpfes the disease, ii mcfeases the heAFAt
and strength 81 tho patient f ssAs4 s5ss ~
CAtTio1.- here Is great deal oF spurious, 9ilf .
aduerated with Sesl Oh, Whale OH &e WlAchs as4
instead olhtne6ting injuries tie patiepl By deTape
ginn the digestive organs. but being cheaper, br
unprincipled persons pamed of lcr genfine. A sHa
NuTIcE, thai iiEsgMAN. CLAgK q Co.'S sanatuEs
is over tho cork land the Eagle and Mortar on tie
label; !ur since the dsaihof WI Il, Rnston our iats A
partner. there ifs teen article CIVILIZED Rushi0n
cut in the market, W lich is IN no way connected
with r. G. " Co., or II. u. x Co; and thnnshnda s. a
who had used other Oil withcnf success, hare heeg
restored u health BY the tlenune Oil ~ ohr niaIa
fA:,uro; S9ld 6y oil raaaec We druggists u
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Attach Rplesat.

Mikesel & Hoobler Pl'fs Before Andrew Lynch
VS. }JP ot German township
On the 18th day OF Murch, A. D 1887, said Jus
tice issued an order Of attachment in the above
tion for the sum OF seventy eight dollars and thirty
tour cents MlkE5EL & Hoo BIER.
mar 25-3t
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slE1-The borough election for Cadiz, will bo
held on noxt Monday at tho Clerks Office.
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cha ngc OF Firm in ITopedalc.

w. ?. Saunders having purchased the entire in
terest of w. M. Thompson in the firm Of X, i
Thompson Il Bro, Merchants at atiopedale Harrison
county, Ohio the merchantile business will be con
tinued at the old stand by Thompsonl& Saunders te
whom all debts due the late firm should be paid anc
BY whom all debts against the same will be settled
fmar 25-6tl THOMPSON g. SAUNDERS. .
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steubervilla 6 Indiana Railroad

s & Esisss Esiss Es5 lEsA
Fare as Low as by amy ether Road!
an and after Friday, February27th, 1887 the
~ CADlI Accom- NOTATION TRAIN will
leave Cadiz daily tStudnyS eXcepted) at $50 clock
A. NJ, connect at the Junction with the MAIL.
TRAIN @hch arrives at Newark at 6-l5 P NJ.
making close connections with the trains of the
Central ohio and Sandusky Mansfield aud Newark
Rail roads for the principal cities IN the West; nnd
arrives Steubenlie nt 10 As A. Nj in time for the
morning trnin on the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
Cleveland Railroad.
RETURNING:
Leaves Steubenville al 6-25 p NJ connecting at
the Junction with the Null Train from the vest
arrives at Cad at 6-S0P NJ.
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The Er'Ncc,y Normaal School

The ET'Nccly Normal School
Closed its third Session on FridHy, the 3lst Oct.
The number in attendance ip the Normal School
proper 76, with about the same number in the
Model School.
The next session of Is weeks will commence on
Tuesday, November llth,
Arrangements about being made, by which
boarding be had at the usual low ates of 50 per
week.
Tuition in the Normal Dept. $26 per annum, in
the academic $50.
Those desiring to ter will do well to make i'm
mediate application.
Hopedale, Ohio, Nov 5, 1856.
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German Township.

ghc Democracy Of "Old German" have pla-
ced in nomination the following excellent
Airk,ek.
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ID ALE OS & BRO n E6S.
piano Forto
MANUFACTURERS.

NJ. @'9, Centre street. New York.
Where may be fuond superior assortment ~
Piano Fortes il Plain aud Ornamental Cuses, troIa
~ octave oil the lcst materials, and prnnUupced
by distinguished artist 10 be unsurpassed. wiz
hg sold on the most reasonable terms and warraut-
ed 10 stand in any climate. Order IRON the country
bfolna,ly attended t1 and each Puuo guaranteed IL
-Ee Il siac a Il lci &C, tie iiLLo "a sy IL ss
t!jtG to US. We rsirr tirg tie H.oLev srohtisit
At the great Exhibition at TIE CrYstnl Pal.U..
New York, 1883 a Prize Medal was awarded ts
HazietDn & Eiothers, Tor the superior Guality OF
their Pima Fortes, which were tested in foucn
Tone, Equaty, aud Durability of Tune, and placed
in the highest Grade by the following Distinguished
Ari;sts--Wiiam Norris, Chairman on Musical In.
slr2ments; Julian. Max Mareizek, w. n. Fry; x.
:, wi lis, e. Eisieldt, z. Meignen Emeias Girsc
Dwight, Jury on Musical Instruments George +.
BIistow, Secretary on Musical instruments. !
fnnc Il, 1856 iy.
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POITCMOMARIE.

The new aad beautiful at Of onnHemias ths,
simplest Glass Vessel resemble the tiBe-l Psiai.
I'd China, aTthe ct shs cost, is creating an inn.
Usersc eXriomeE;, Ladies and Gent, r1cn s7s aks
iGclaaleJ with this delightful occupation. 4 ehuss
ana elegant Amusement tor Children and School,
encouraging ior grace in design and harmony
~ me lfrcngenent OF colors. 4 he whole arr eaA
br perfectly acquired ia ha.f hcGr Book ~ in-
s'rucIioh seParaiely 81. BoAes containing vas~s
BOOK, and every Article required IS, stnt hy Fax
press.
| CONTENT, NEAEY x Co, Wholesale Store. {.
June lS-iy. 5c2 Rrua, ~ny \ "
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IA rs NOT A DYE. 81 ra-~~
Grey haired, Bald, persons afIlicted with disc,
eases OF the hair or scalp read the foliowin a.iJ
Judge OF 4
ITIs. S. A. Aliens worlds air - 49,
SfOrer. -.
Rev. NJ. THACHER go years Of ar>', P;tc-eT.
C}enango county, N Y My hair is w restor.s
cd to its natural color and ceases to fall Ss
Rev WIN. CUTTER, Ed Mother's Nh zine NJ
Y. my hair is changed 10 its natural or and
growing en- bald spots, &C.,
Bev. STONE, ID D. Concord n II ''Mv
hair which was grey, is now restored 10 its ii ura
color, &c " ss g.g
Rev d DCLENDENIN, ,ChicagoIll ~ can ndd nv
testimony, and recnrnmLnd it tu my friends"
Pew DIT WOOD Middletow7 NY ..My own \
hair he's greatly thickened and also that Of one vi
my family, who was becoming bald, &c"
ReE ? TUS1lN, Charleston SC THE whiie =
hair is becoming obv.aIed, cnd new hal forIuing.
Sc" vi. III
Rev FRlNE, Silver Creek, n Y. at has proti,i.ss
ced good effect on my hair, and can and have
recommended it," Ms8
Rev JOS MCKEE, Pastor of Wet d r Churel.h !
!, recommends it.
Rev d. MORRIS, Gross River. NY. also and ss
Mrs Rev Fl 81 PRATT, Famdol. N Y i tsi5ss
We might swell this list, butif the above fail to
convince-TRY If! Soldby ali the principal nier-
chants in the United States, Cuba and Canada.--
Wholesale and Re tail depot No 95j Broome street
New York, Sol;e dealers try to sell articles in e
stead ofhis, which they make more profit il 80 "a,
write TO defo: Tor circular and information.
October %, 1896. ONO
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01
EslElaiaul nm

The st. Louis Democrat of the 18th contains
the address of the late Governor Of Kansas to
the people of that Territory. We shall publish
it hereafter. The editor of the Democrat gives
the substance OF "a conversation held by the edi-
tor with him, in which the terrible state to which
Kansas has been reduced by pro-slavery brig
ands is depicted in glowing cofors.