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s-."AuoA.- Ae NEW 4 oTh ilnleS pGOllSntr
the draft OF a treaty Of friendship, commerce
and navigation between Great Britain and
Nicaragua, which, il says, was drawn up BY
Sir William Gore Onseley, in Washington
aided by Seniors Molina and Jeres, was seu, t.
England in June, and was returned by the
steamship Persia, approved by the British
Government. We have not + iom for The treaty
OF length. The Times, referring to it. gives d
general idea OF its provisions. That pape,
says: 80
This important document is a commercial
convention Of the most comprehensive charac.
ter, and is reciprocal in almost all its stipnla.
liuns Its chief object is to prevent privileges
being grained to the people of any country
that are not equally granted to British sub
lecls. In matters of Trade, especially, the
Englishman is placed by Nicaragua on a par
with the citizen Vt the most favored nation.
de is assured that the levies on bis importa.
tions, the duties on his ships, or the LAKES on
his property shall not exceed those imposed
upon the goods aud merchandise of any oihe,
foreigner The Englishman right 10 hold and
transfer real estate in Nicaragua is made mn
doubled; he is guaranteed full protection In
person aud property he is declared exempt
from military dues aud forced loans; he Is
promised perfect religious freedom /; his ships,
Il wrecked on the Nicaragua coast, must not
be plnndered.A but must be restored To the
owners and, III the event of war, if he obeys
the law, his goods can not be subjected either
to seizure or 10 sequestraliun. 5i4
These are doubtless important advantages
to one, at least. of the contracting parties, but
the articles Of the Onseley Convention which
viii most Interest our people are those Which
refer to the Tfausit question. To this branch
of his subject, the British diplomatist has de.
voted the utmost care. and il is not difficult To
perceive that he has epdeavor d To nullify or
connteract these special privileges which it
was supposed were about to be yielded To the
United States By the Cass Yrissari treaty.
We fnd, therefore, III article 20, tina, the right
OF transit between the two oceans, on any
route that may be hereafter constructed in
Nlcaraguan territory, is fully conceded to
Great Britain, and it is distinctly stipulated
that no foreigners will be permitted to eniov
privileges from which British subjects are eS,
c.uded. tt will be further seen that, BY this
convention, the British Government accords a
conditional protection to the in,er oceanic
routes guaratees its neutrality, and promises its
influence to induce other nations to do the
Same.
The most important stipulation, however, is
that which, IN the event Of Nicaragua failing
to protect the persess aud property Of passen
gers traversing the lsthmus, gives Great Brit.
ain the right OF employing force for such q
purpose. This article scarcely harmouizes
with the first, in which Great Britain processes
to recognize the sovereignty and independence
of the other high contracting power. There
are other articles in the convention bearing
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t,ved in t'enlra..-
morning il the
of ioy. The children

> of Joy. The children
there on Monday and welcomed
ng Of cannon and II general jubilee
r'hic portraits of them were taken by
. NJ. 3. Matthews, artist in Centra!ia, aud
o variety Of preSents.w Ymade to them. The
girl is named Narf Ann aud her little
brother, David lsnn She says that he soon
cried himself to sic and that she soon cried
till she slept q li'l q the0 skencd in the
Mr.. Brooks afirms that the balloon must
descended BY eleven O'Clock Of Friday
and hence had remained in the tree till
iu .-.scoyery through the kindness of 1.-THE
blazing STAR and the astronomical wakeful
ness Of Mr.. Atchison.
Mr.. Brooks has the photographic portraits
Of. the juvenile adventures, which e suppose
" oon be seen by all the curious, at the ST.
L Museum. te 7 V
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q D:

In this town, on wednesday, 9Th inst, FEtIcrH
eonsort of Mr.. Grasset Latour.
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CONVENT OF THE IMMACgLa M,
OCoNCEPTIoN OF oPELoUsAs.-Iass ~ s srsio
of Holy Cross respectfully announce TO Us F"Sm
that the Glasses will be resumed In theifi''
on the 10Th Of October.
Opelousas. October 2, 1857. l-
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otlCh-- Wanted to hire Immediately 20
Negroes to work on a Sugar plantation. for
winch the highest cash price will he given.
Enquire at the Patriot office or to Mr., Elbe,t
CAN'T, on Bayou Waxia.
October ., 1858.
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DEATIsTRY,-Dr. G@asadavont has ar.
- rived at Opelousas, and has taken rooms at
Mr.. Hays Hotel, where he will remain until the
nth October, after which he will be at Mr.,
Hotel in Washington, and will remain
until the 10th November. Oct q is5s'
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oNDoN PORTER and SCoTCH ALE,
RI just received directly, and far sale by
DEBAILLUN CARRIERF
ONL. y. lNlN. AN,ulL.-.- -
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nRuGS AND M~RDICINEs-A tulI. fresh ana
IL pure assortment, for sale by ~"
- p. l.. r
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pAfENTLfE OR sAPoNIFIER. for sale by
|. l.. HEBRARD.
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MERCHANTS GEL EBRATED
GA.2GLING OIL FOR
Man and Beast

llas been before The public more than 20 years
und is deservedly popular.
Extract of |, tier from L C Lampher, dated
Cleveland hio, Sept 10 1856.
have been the only agent for Mustang Lini
ment in this city for number ofyears, but have
now given il up, for consider your Oil better OF
tclc. can endorse the language of J. q. Black
proprietor OF large Livery Establishment here who
says; Il use the Grrgling oil externally and inter
nally. and Ill be hanged il it isn't the best medicine
in the world" FFuss
xtract of letter from r. Yandervort dated MOI
row county O., May 10, 1856.
The Garghng Oil is selling very rnpidly here
The good qualities Of this lnInent are just Begin
ing to be found out. / am selling some hrndred
kinds OF liniments, but none of them can compete
with the Gargling Oil Send us good suppy
Extract letter from j. Al. Sprague, dated Gar
Tettvle, D., Sept 10, 1856.
Your Gargng Oil is the best horse medicine
know OF. 1t sells better than any other medicine
now in use.
Extract of letter from j. H. Snedeier, dated Nash.
vile, o., Sept s, 1886.
Please send another assortment of your Garglino
Oil as am out and the people here think it is the
only reliable medicine in the world
9Tl amphtets gratuitously furnished by agents
with testimoE ias oi its utility
All orders addressed to the Proprietors, M ri
Tucker Il Co., Loekport N. Y.
9J-For sale by Druggists and Merchants gener.
ally, through the United States British Possessions
and other Countries. And by
Jno. Beall, Cadiz WIN. II, Watson e. Co; Elar.
risville; j. Bowers 4 Son, Leesvlllc, w. P, San.
ders, scu and by dealers generally throughout the
vicinity. Wholesale at all commercial towns.
Oct 90 l957.iy
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viIliam Il Ladd, In the Court Of Common
vs.. Pleas Of Harrison Coun.
", zee Ilandley, et sL lty, uhiD
sYNiiE said defendant Alascs fiaidlcv. Jr., ofPolk
1 County and State Of Iowa will take notice
et be plaintiff in this action, fled his petition in
s..d Court Oi Common Pleas against said Moses
tisad.ey and Samuel Handley, the 9th day ol
Ftilfafy A. u 1873, the object and prayer OF which
t. recover Judgment against them tor the rum OF
siGl 90 and interest from July l7th 1897 said sutn
h. l.,g said plaintiff from sSid defendants on two
L FtGin promising notes made by said defendants
t.scl dated 10 mo-, l7ih 1856, and due nlns months
Stes date, inside payable to said Plaintlf or order,
tin cue for esq co and the other for $500.
lie said defendant Moses H"ndley is further
notified that order of attachment has been taken
,Ca in said acton for hls lands, tenement, goods
and chattels. &c, in said Count yof Harrison.
You are requested to answer or demur to said pc.
titnn on or before the 9th day ol April 1883. and
on default thereof, Judgment will be taken against
you or said cum oi $l64 90, interest and costs oi
5Iit JUSlAH M Eo Ef,
March 3, 28sS-6t Attorney for Plaintiff,
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LegnINOficc.

VS.: OF
ahadrick Kemp. Harrison County, Ohio
THE defendant Shadrick Kemp. will take notice
! that tho plaintiff, on the End day OF January
iSs5 filed his petition u said Court against him, the
oliect and PRAYER Of witch is. to recover judgment
agsinst him for s7l, ,29 and interest from Nov g.
l651 being the sum paid by said plaintiff to the
Executors OF John Gour!y as SURETY for snid de-
f. eadaut on a note given to said Gourly by said de-
.ndant with plaintiff and others as sureties. dated
Oct Is, 1881, for $S2,49. The defendant ia further
untitled that an attachment has been taken out, il
said action, for his goods and chatlels lands and
tent nsns in said County. You are required to
answer OF demur TO said petition on or before the
s4th day Of April, 1928, and in default thereof,
Judgement will be taken against you as aforesaid
JOSIAH NJ ESTEP
b. March, g. 1853 ct Attorney for Plaintiff
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LEATHERM LEATHERn!
Something for E0ery Lady.
Shcppard'S Great BemcfiscfOr.
7 I y LIFAVNFINNA Y III I
COVERED.

THE GlEATEST PERIODICAL REMEDY EVER DIS.
COVERED.
1000 BOXES RETAILED MONTHLY
TNHE BENEFACTOR is inialnble for the i'm.
l. mediate removal of DISTINCTIONS. Irregular.
ities, Proapstis. Uter Calling of the womb) Leu.
chorrhea 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 recommendation, which all say ".t is the
best remedy we have ever used'' Sickness at sto.
mach headache, anguor debility, pains in the
head, side and bacS loss of appetite cosliveness
&c, are some OF the symptoms which attend irreg.
u!ar Mensruraton, This remedy is certain to re.
move one and all of these symptoms.
Be sure and get the genuine, which has my sig.
niture on each box. This remedy may be had BY
addressing J. S. SHEPPARD, West Fourth street
Cincinnati, 0nd enclosing 81, and the remedy will
be sent by return mail.
N. B.-Ladies who are pregnant should not use
this remedy, it is sure to bring on miscarriage
though no injury to health would follow. One
boy 81, three boxes 81, All letters OF inquiry mus
contain apostage stampio ensure al answer
J, S. SHEPPARD,
Jull6.lv Sole Proprietor Cincinnati O.
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Legal Notice.

WIN. & Minteer, Ad%or on
Jstnss Gillespie, deceased In the Probate Court
vs.: Sot Harrison county,O
Margaret Brown and other Petition TO sell land
hfirs of Esid decedent
TIME defendants William Francis, Alexander
Il francis. Elizabeth Bell, Robert Bell. Sarah
Gillespie, James Gillespie, William Gillespie
Enedham Gillespie, Robert Leech, James Leech
Elizabeth Cuiiis---- Cullis, Elizabeth Johnson,
and Lewis Johnson, non,residen,s of the State Of
Ohio, will take notice that said Administrator on
the 18th day 81 February 1888, filed his PETITION in
said Court the object and prayer of which petition
Is 10 obtain order on the goth day of March 1853
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for the sale Of the following
renl estate of hich the said decedent died seized
pay the debts of said decedent wit; the lot on
which raid decedant resided shortly before his DEATH
being part OF the East half OF the N. w. quarter
If ectiun No twelve (l2,l Township III and
range six t6) IN the Seubenyile land district Hnr-
ripon County. t'hio, containing one and 23%
psrrheR, appraised al $500 and also that follow
ing prsIni. situate in Guernsey County, Ohio, TO
wit being part of the southwest quarter Of Sec.
ton two ~ Township ten tl0l and Range seven
t73 er'snlng about one acre and three quarters
said lot lies on the National road and OF the value
OF shout s15,o0.
VIM. G. MINTEER. Adm'tor.,
Fob II, 4tw by J. M. EsrEP his Atty.
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GROCERIES FOR 1857.

GROCERIES FOR 1857.
100 BAGS Rio Coffee 25 hhds Sugar,
AOO 100 bbls and hail bbls Molassts,
20 bblS Refined Sugar. 50 bbls Syrups,
IS Boxes essorted brands Tobacco,
20 Dozen Tubs assorted sizes,
20 do Brighton BU, kets,
25 do White Cedar,
80 Boxes Toilet soap Is Boxes CASTLE Soap,
20 do German 25 do Rosin,
90 do Soda Salaratus
SEQ Sacks Table Salt,
10 ans Mustard 10 Cans Cassia,
IS Bimento. 20 Boxes Extract Coffee,
10 Boxes Indigo,
25 Packets Java Cote,
Is do Laguura Coifeee,
10 Boxes Ground Pepper, 50 Boxes Starch,
20 Hall Barrels carb. Soda,
so Chests Tea,
20 Bbls I anner's Oil. 10 Bbs Linseed Oil,
20 do Xenla Lime,
80 do No 3 Mackere,
100 HI Bbs No. 8 do
so Or do do do
j Bbls Mess Shad,
Is do No Herring. aea.ks Goldfish.
100 Kegs Nails ass rted sizes:
20 Boxes S'earine and Apal Candles,
Is do Extract ogwood,
10 do Nader 20 Boxes Raisins,
10 do Figs 50 do Glass,
200 Kegs White | ead,
sc Bbis Pittsburgh Salt,
100 do Lake do
Just received and for sale, at River prices, at
GEORGE g. WILSON'S
Cadiz, Ohio, May %, 1857.
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ly demonstrated that that the lancet, mercury, and
all other internal drug medication" may be laid n
side with abiding benefit ~ posterity Wherever
these machines have been Introduced, they excite
the highest wonder and praise The apparatus ia
adapted to prevent, relieve and cure eve disease
incident to humanity particularly all II ose
panlu! and formidable diseases which have Tor
centuries batled the prooundest learning and skill
OF physicians.
From whatever cause there may be an excess o,
deficiency of the nervous iluid--nroducing an ex.
cess deficiency of the acids and alkaline secre-
to1sthe magnetic principles oi the system are de-
ranged, and can only be safely restored to their
normal condition by an application Of magnetic Ell.
ectrcity, by mean, Of DR.. Diekinson's Magnetic
ectric Machine. This apparatus will positively
prevent, and speedily relieve and cure Cnnsump
ion, Scioi,ila, Rheumatism, Pasies, Neuralgia Spi.
nal Disc Pses, and all other puinful maladies how
ever hopeless aad OF long slanding. They are emf.
nenily useful in all sexual and urinary disorders,
particularly where the constitution has been broken
down and ruined by unnatural solitary habits, to
which too many of the young of both sexes are So
amentnbly prone.
DR.. Dickhson's Magnetic Electric Machine is
without the dangerous complications OF batteries
and acids-which fact ;lonc renders it superior TO
all others the of neatness cleanliness safe
ty and utility 1t is, in fact handsome parlor or.
nament; maybe applied y child: and will last
lie e.1me, to the great saving oi Doctors bills, &c
Price of the Machine SO
il will be safely packed and sent to any part ofthe
United States. Sold wholesale and retail at the
Medical Office No. 3S North Seventh Street. Phila
delphia. Address,
A. G. DICKINSON, M. d.
MACS silly
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FxCELsTOR PAINTINGS

HaR.J wi 81 AiAicNs, wishes TO inform his old
VII friends and customers in Cadiz. Illnt he has
seened shop IN Cadizand that ho II prepared to do
tssrk i1ffe latess and most approved city styles.
boee wishing to have ksraiiiing, Painings Paper
tIaneine tsinazing, Vanishing, Sign Painting, or
sIvkass IL he line pi business viii find IL TO their
Il asfyhntgaB 10 Exg hIsa call a. be h determined
20 exrss End Ii HE fFends 81 Green and Wayne
- l,s;as IS waaid saY be inscnda 70 have place
III btsipess ii H1padniu. and he hDRss they will
51z1snasa - Hossixe n with ilat liberal patron
- which they have fsT ihs pass yssf bssiowsd.
CsAiz. 81. aItss-'Sy
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PARTICULAR NOTICE!
National Police Gazette.

THIS Great Journal Of Crime and Criminals Is in
i its thirteenth Year, and is widely, circulated
lhroughe 4 lhe country 1t Is the frs paper Of the
kind published in the United States, and is distinc.
tive in it's character. Ii has lately passed into the
hands Of Geo. W. Matsell & Co, by whom it will
hereafter be conducted. Mr. Matsel was formerIJ
Chief Of Police OF New York city, and he will no
doLbt render one Of the most interesting papers
in the country. Its editorials are iorciby written
and of a character that should command Tor the
paper universal support. S ~
t1y-Subscriptions, 90, per annum; 81, for six
months, 10 be renitied by Subscribers (Rbo should
write their names and the town, county and state
where they reside piainly,)
10 GEO WI MATSFLL g. CO.,
Editors Proprietofs 81 the National Police Gazette
Ka,n; XorL f,itx,
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New Arrangement.

FOR TIE BENEFIT OF MY CUSTOM
Frs have concluded to make the following Ar.
rnngementG--I propose 10 sell Goods on as fayora.
bic terms ns they can be had in this narket Be-
eging that short settlements are most satisfactory
10 all parties have concluded 10 settle with all nv
customers BY the first Of January and the Grst q
July Of each year. These arrangements will be
strictly adhered to JAMES STEWART.
Cadlz, Oiiie, Ja1usfy =, 1851
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Fresh Ds.ag0s .
NJ. G. Slcmmons
At his old stand again,

rs prepared 10 do all kinds pf Black sithng Horse
u Shoeing. &C., in the beet manner, and on the
hand and fo- sale cheap, the following articles.
Two horse Wagone. and Buggies,
Hall and Specrs lion center Flows,
Iron double shovel plows.
Steel tooth Cultivators.
He will keep an assortment OF pIows and points
snb- soil pl0ws, on the shortcstROtisw.
ECsdlz, q. Aprif 20. fSsd..tk a4&4
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New Tin and Copper Sasup.
KANEsa IyN. RA&lH.. ssss7tt

WOULD respectfully inform the citizsRs Df Hare
rison county that be has Just comfnenced carryiHg
on the Tin and COPPER business In all its various
branches, In The well known stand formerly ocrupis
ed by James Cady, on Marker street, Cadix, Ohio,
where he intends TO tomanufacture nothing but good
ware. and sell itat reasonable prices Hs hopes BY
strict attentkonto business. ahd always keeping
good supply On haad, % Tersiye tibeEsl shafa %
sOfdors from Merehants respectfully. soiIcilsa--
Tho hi igiest tprieepaidm Cash toroid Cupper, ~
lTtA 81 80 se4le ~. JAMES M PAULA
(. aeadias Ohio. April 20 sless-tfR ytsss u gs5
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Nnfice.

KTOTfCE Is hereby given, TO those interested.
4I% that the Subscribers have received an As.
signment from Samuel flandiey of all his property.
real and personal, claims demands, &C., in trust
for his creditors.
Those indebted to the said Samuel IIandley will
please call and SETTLE and those having Claims a.
xaihsi bin will please present them within six
months to The undersigned rustees
~ DAVID II ANDLEY.
JAMES SKF.LLY,
@ ss Assienees
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BOOTS! BOOTS!
y ~
AND NO MISTA E!!


FORTY CASES
Treceived and for sale at the old and wei
. Known stand of S. SLEMM MONS, who has deci
dly the iargest and best assortment OF Boots and
:, hoes ever brought to this market; consisting o.
Gents coarse, kip and fine Boots, of the best Phia'
delpha make. a very large and extensive assort
ment OF boys coarse and fine Boots. Also, youths
boots and shoes. Also, great variety Of ovn
Shoss- Buffalo, Gum, &c.
Ladies' Ware!
Calf Kip and Morocco of all sizes, and of the very
best quality. very superior lot of Ladies' CATERS
Misses Caters Oft sizes and quality, together with
an everlasting lot of chdrens boots, shoes, &C.,
every size and quality. Together with lot of Loi
dies Trunks and Satchels Also, splendid lot Of
Sole Leather, Meus' Morocco, Ladies' do, kid do
pegs, &c, which will sell cheap
lhave a large stock ofmy own manufacture, on
hancs, which am disposng Of at the very lowest
prices. All who wish gond bargains will do well
to call seon, as am determined to sell and no mis-
take cheap for cash or approved country Produce
Cadiz, May IA, 1857. S. SLEMM 0NS
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Attachment.

William D .Kerson Before George Coo&, a jus
vs tice Of the peace Of A lhens tp
John McAia es, Harrison county Ohio.
The defendant in this action " ill take notice
that on the l2th day of Fe bruary 1853 said justice
iassed an order OF attachment in said action ior
the sum Of el6,3e and costs
WILLIAM DICKERsoN.
March g. l653-4t