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The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-25
A Pleasant Incident.

A pleasant incident connected with the
cable celebration at Chicago, is thus related
by the Press and Tribune:
After the grand procession had brokenup
the cannons ceased to thunder and the rock
cts to ascend on high, about one hundred
young men marched along the middle of
Randolph street in Indian file, each one
holding on with both hands to the coat tails
of his neighbor next in front Of him-the
whole company whistling "Yankee Doodle"
and "God save the Queen" They kept
step to the music of these national airs, with
their coat tails stretched behind them, with
ludicrous precision and fled, red man style,
into larger beer saloon, and called for two
barrels of Teutonic beverage, which was
distributed in rations of half gallon to
each of the braves. s,fr Fan
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Western Exchange Bank at Indian.
auOlis.


apolis.
The circulation of the notes OF this wlld
cat concern, appears to have been wide
laid scheme to fleece the public. The prin-
cipal in the fraud is man by the name of
Hamer who first opened an OSsensible
Brokers Office near the depot in 1ndianapo-
lis. The bills are new and beautifully got
up. Before their appearance in public, the
notes were quoted in Paddock's Bank Note
Mirror-probably by Encouragement with
the publisher--in some copies OF the papers,
at IL per cent. discount; in others the quo
tation was left blank. The circulators of
the notes started in different directions
through the central and northern portions
of the State, and began by buying all sorts
of property which they could get in ex-
change for the bills.
Wherever there were doubts of the cur
rency, they were removed by reference to
the Bank Note Mirror Considerable sums
were got into circulation in various places I;
but before the first issues had time to reach
indianapolis, Hamer's brokers' Office exhibit
ed small sign at the window, with the
words bank closed which remains a
fxture-and Mr.. Hamcr has disappeared.
Two men appeared at Charlottesville one day
last week, and went into very active busi-
ness in purchasing, at retail, giving the ex-
change money in payment Their move
ments excited suspicion, and they were ar
rested, and $500 of the money found in their
possession. II was at first the design of the
citizens to lynch them, but they were final
ly sent to Jail for the want of 81 900 bonds
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sag. The editor OF the Natinnai Demoerl

sV The editor Of the National Democrat,
organ of the Douglas wing of Democracy in
this State, says, that he has just returned
from Teire IIautc, and while there saw and
heard enough to satisfy him that Davis will
be returned to Congress by majority
larger than he ever before received. Demo-
Gratis who are among his strongest opponents
concede his election.
The editor feels safe in predicting that
Davis will get one-third of the Democratic
vote of the district.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-25

RB" Mr.. Ray, the Lecompton nominee in
the Sixth District, like many of his clamor-
Gus fellow partizans in this part of the State,
was in 1854 an active Know Nothing
party that he is now increasingly denouncing
as having been guilty of crime worse than
treason.
The State Journal has taken him in hand,
and dealt with the hypocrite as he deserves.
1t says" In face of the notorious fact that
be Joined and acted with the Know Nothing
party, he has been bitterly denying all con-
nection with the Order, in several of the
places where he has spoken, probably feel
ing pretty confident that nobody could
prove that he was filsifying. His party
shall not blether about Know Nothings, and
make mp their tickets of renegade Know
Nothings; and he shall not play fast and
loose, denying and admitting his member
ship, just as he thinks it will be safe. We
mean to pin it right down on him, and stop
his worm fence movements. He shall
either stand up to the rack, or leave it en-
tirely." To this the Journal adds n letter
from member of the Lodge with references
to a dozen respectable witnesses, to prove
that he assumed the obligations Of Know
Knothing and acted with the Order in Shell
byville.
But Ray does not exhibit the barefaced
assurance that is displayed in treason to
old associates, by the editor of the Camel
ton Reporter and his pet candidate John c.
Shoemaker. They are heaping every infa-
NOUS epithet ia the vocabulary, upon David
l. Laird, Shoemaker's opponent, for having
been dark lanterned Know Nothing in
1856. Whereas Davy did not 90, till per-
suaded by his present traducers. into q
lodge and in 1856 was most bitterly AS
sailed by the same gentleman, because be
was so conservative as TO adhere to Fillnore
and refuse to go with the editor of the Re.
porter, in his bigottcd devotion 70 Fremont
the Black Republican. Old hypocritica,
Magdalens are usually the most relentles;
prosecutors of the frail ones, who have beer
corrupted by their example. Davy has re
pented and sought the rsylum of Democracy
but he is too vile and corrupt TO be tolerated
by his old temptors and fellow sinners. III
has not yet put on the mantle of Lecomp
,onism.
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H1gRD.-THE U.N'D n ~ 81 g. We ID,
Il for many years chief Clerk in the h"i-" 81
JOHN HURLEY Co., bcgs to Offer his scricrs
as Commission Merchant. to the friends and patrons
Of that house that IL has retired from business
With this end in view have formed a c"-l|rtner-
shin with Mr.. T.. W. Benton, senior of the odd AMI
well known firm of J.. W. Benton & Co.. under tho
name and style Of BENTON &kING, to take rlsc"
from the LIST Of May, prox.
The subscriber relies for support upon the friends
uf the old house of JOHN HURLEY a Co.. who
have had opportunities of experiencing thr prompt
ness and ability with which he attended 90 thciI
business. Very respectfully,
Corner Of Lafayette and New Lcyec streets.
New On leans. April q, 1865. augs-y
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fC0in msRicdtcd.

EDITOR OF JOURyAL-You will confer a
favor by giving the following notice a place
in your paper, that your readers may Judge
for themselves of the character and objects
of the proposed convention alluded to in
your paper some few days ago:
"Philanthropic Convention.
To orrcome era ,cith good.-To he held at
Utica, Oneida county, New York-on the
10th, llth, and 18th of September, 1858.
80 Let call God Father,
Who calls not man his Brother
The fact cannot be disguised, that modern
theories of sin, evil, crime and misery, are
numerous and extremely conflicting. Not
less antagonistic arc existing laws, systems,
and institutions, respecting the learning of
children, and the treatment of criminals
The vindictive and coercive code has been
for centuries administered to the workers Of
iniquity yet vice and crime seem to be ia
creaSing, in proportion to the spread of civil
lization. The intelligent and benevolent
everywhere begin to believe that this prev
alence of crime and suffering is mainly trace
able to erroneous doctrines respecting man
and his acts, out of which have been evol-
we'd equally erroneous systems of education,
tyranical institutions, and depraving plans
of punishment.
Believing that true philosophy of hu-
man existance and conduct will ultimate in
more ennobling insti:u ions and philanthro-
pic systems of education; therefore, all
thoughtful and humane persons of every
profession of faith, are invited to be present
and take part in a convention, with plat
form perfectly free to all who can throw
what they believe TO be true light upon
THE CAUSE AND CURE OF Evil.
We desire the question presented in all
itsaspects. 1t is hoped, therefore, that minds
will como prepared to treat this subject with
dignity and wisdom from every stand point
of observation and discovery-the physical,
social, political, intellectual, theological,
and spiritual. We very earnestly invoke
the presence and influence OF all who believe
themselves to be true friends of humanity,
both TO speak and to hear dispassionately
upon the causes of evil and misery; to the
end that the best principles and truest rem
edies may be discovered and applied"
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-25

Bso~ The latest invention is an India.rub-
Der door mat. 1t is described as looking
ike section of honey comb tripe, and
scfapes ones boots as nicely as it could be
done by gross of brushes.
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0l = D..

At Kings Hotel, st. Louis, ON the let. :nst., Mr.
CHARLES SLOAN, aged 26 years. son Of Capt Sloan. o
this city. The deceased had been for some time En-
ginecr Of the steamer Lake City.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-25
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
aa0EICE TO C0.N.TR.fCFORS.-

ROOTxCE To CO.N'TR.SCFO8S.---
ev Bids are hereby solicited by the City Conn
Gil for building such Public Ciscrns may hereafter
from time to time he ordered. The same must be
built after plan and specifications now on
f.c in the City Clerks Office, and shall ntan
$50 bbs. each the City furnishing iron tcpsf None
need propose .or the above, unless they WarrGlf
their work. The contract will be LET ON Saturday
night August 2sth instant.
By order of the Common Council of the City "f
Evansville. \. LEMChE, CieIk.
ou~14-gt ToIlsbOe COPY.
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B9- An old bachelor of Oxford, Miss,
worth $3.50, 900, recently found new born
female babe hanging at his gate. He has
adopted it, and given it the name of Eure-
ka Gate"
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-25
jIy2l-lm yoIks,ote and Enquirer copy
" YcE.,,sEs--.N'orTcE rs HEEEBT.

IL given, TO all aucticnccrs, draymen, cartmen,
expressmen, wsgoners, omnibus and hackmen, ped
dlars proprictors Of billiards, bagatelle tables and
ten pin alleys theatcrs and concert halls, that all
licenses expire the first day Of August next, and
they are hereby notified 10 renew the same on or
before said day. and i'm default thereof the ordinan-
ia such made and provided, viii be strictly
enforced against delinquents.
4. LEMCKE, City Clerk.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OOG.N.fC FR.R.v'C.sZS.-THE LOT
u Of imported Brandies, formerly advertised to
be sold at public anction, will, from this date, be
sold privately In quantities to sit purchasers Call
early, If yen want pure Brandy for LITTLE money.
ang25-lwd DECKER & KRAMER.
HOG ROU.N.D.-2, 900 LBS. CHOICE
III BACON SIDES.
1900 lbs. Choice Shoulders.
1000 :. Open Hams.
2U0 bost Wooden Bowles.
Tons Fresh Ground Bran.
l,5O0 Quigley's Hams.
5 doz. Children Cabs, assorted.
- Brooms.
Is " assorted Wash Tubs. For sale by
aug25 z. ii. COOK & SON.
EyOR s.9LE.-.A LARGE FR.a.uE
II Dwelling House and Two Lots, on Sixth street.
Enquire at the Real Estate and Intelligence Office,
Ne. l, North Third street. G. G. COLLINS.
DOR S.fLR.-.l.v' I'm - II y" ~ ID
Il Farm of l55 acres, Ii miles from the City Of Ev
ansyille, at great bargain. Enquire at the Real
Estate and Intelligence Office, No. I, North Third
street. [aug25l G. C. COLLINS.
NOR S.fLE.-.f NICE RESIDE.N(.E
Il ON Main street Terms favorable. Enquire at
the Real Estate and Intelligence oicc. No. l. North
Third street. laug25l c. c. COLLINS"
TI0.A.NTED, TO PURCA.ASE FOR
~ Cash, a small Dwelling House and Lot i'm the
City. Enquire at the Real Estate and Intelligence
Office, No. 1, North Third street.
aug25 c. C. COLLINS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
q U.,DRsBs-1oo saGs nso cor.

= fee; A' "A"S Afo COZ"
10 half chests P0wchong Tea;
ibis. Pearl Baylry;
20 hbls. Crush, and Powdered Sugar:
100 bags Gotten Taru, :, q, and 500
IS bales Cotton Batting:
$50 boxes No. HeFrintrs. R-crivr,l and f,r
sale at reduced prices for cash, by
H. u. HEIMANN.
EHkHEEEER.S UVL s0.t.S E.s.HF-
~ LY SEWING MACHINE.
The best, simplest and Host durable Machine
in use. They make strong lock stitch, the
same u,on both sides of tie work sewing ~;tis eus
facility the thickest and fhiSrnrst fabGic-- ANY
sp0ol of thread cotton silk, used sitbOut
ing All machines warranted three yrzTs, and fuli
instructions given 10 enable purchasers 10 nSc tlicn,
satisfactorily.
Also
The BucLsye SsrfHg .uGohfRs.
Price $40.
The I<st single Thread Machine in the rrark,-'-
A general assortment Of Sewing Machine silk
Thread. Needles, &c., &C., constantly on hand.
Office No. 4, Marble Hail.
myli-6m J.. n. SELLMAN, Agent.
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"eHO " SIZE .s.N'D RET.sIL
~ -nAAIc 4 .

Hero LES1LE .a.N'D RET.{IL
~ BOOK < STATIONERY STORE. Rxn
Just rcccivcd and for sale 10y the SUBJ lyr%f2E
scriber, large and splendid assortment HSIFy
Of Books and Stationery, consisting in Ezxt%y
part Of COO Rcams Of Cap, Letter and ss-zs<S
Note Paper 500 Quires Of Blank Books from lOc
to Sl.JO per quire; l50,uOO assorted Envelopes ;
Memorandum Books of all kinds also, large
sortmcnt Of School Books Bibles of all kinds all
kinds of Miscellaneous Works Gold Pens Of all
kinds Steel Pens of every brand Gold and Silver
Pcnlulders and Pencils Pocket Books and Port
monnais of every description Musical Instruments
cf all kinds Sheet Music and Music Paper; Draw
ing Paper and Pictures States and Pencils; Ink
and Inkstands +; and many other articles teo nu-
mcfous To mention, all of which will be sold at the
very lowest price for cash. j. HEALI,
Fosters Block, corner of Main and First streets.
augli
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H06POR.sTf0.N. NOTICE. =

u DERED that the owners If Lot in Block 4,
and Lot in Block D. in the Eastern Enlargement,
and Lots So S. 80 and co. and l. g 3, T. ;, 6, Il and
S-the last named eight lots in McCOvans subdi-
vision Of out lot 3, all in the upper enlargement oi
the City of yile-cause the sidewalks in Front
or along side of the above described property on
Second street, to he brought TO the proper grade,
and lay down upon the same good plank sidewalk
of the usual width
Also ordered, That the owners Of Lots in Blocks
II, l5 To- IL and Is, m Stockwells Enlargement OF
the City Of Evansville, fronting lngle street
the sidewalks said 1ngle street and in front
or along side of the above described Lots 10 be
brought TO the proper City grade, and lay good sub
stantial plank sidewalks of thc usual width upon
the same.
All of the above must be done within Thirty days
from the publication of tlis notice. and in default
thereof the Common Counsel of the City Of Evans
! willie will proceed to perform said work, and tn,
costs and expenses accruag thereby, will be assess
Il and collected by sale of said property, or
| much threof a. will satisfy said lien ard costs.
Ry order of the Common Council Of the City q
of Evansville. 4. LEMCKE, Clerk.
| augli-l0t. TolLsbote copy.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

LyxKE .E.S.D .n.sREN'E LN,SC-
II RANCE By HOME COMPANIES.
The undersigned having been appointed Agents
for Evansville and vicinity, Of the
INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE co.
s. F. covINGToN, sec'y. r. A. MORRIS, Prcs't.
AND THE
RISING SUN INSURANCE co.
ID. j. HATHAWAY, Sec'y. s. HATHAWAY, Pres't.
are prepared to- underwrite upon the letter class
Of Fire and Marine Risks. at as low rates of pre-
MUM as are consistent with permanency and re-
liability.
These Companies confine their business exclusive
ly to the State of Indiana.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly
paid without any abatement or dimination what
References: Every man. without exception. who
has sustained loss in either Company, list of
whom-all citizens Of our own State-nay he seen
Eyansville. July 8, ls5e-ly
EOR SALE.-LOTS 10 IND IL IN
II Rock Of Stockwell's Enlargement Of the city
Of Evansville. Enquire AT the r. T.. & /. Office, No.
angis C. c. COLLINS,
EDUILDE.s'G .n.ITERLiL. 10000
A1 Lights, $40 SASH 3, 6, and 1t. each.
1000" 9-l2 -
$500" 1912
1000 Z" lO-l6 and 1O-12 Sash.
leo Pannel Doors, assorted sizes
go Boxes Glass, assorted sizes. Just received
and for sale low, by WHEELER & RIGGS.
IWVO LEASE, For II TERRI OF
II years, a Block in Lamasco city. Enquire at
r. Z. l. Office, No. 1, North Third street, Evans
VILE C. c. COLLINS
LJO R 8 II l. E.-.I ~ In II 70 P'E ID
II FARM in jefferson County, Iowa, choice
prairie and timber. Enquire at X. 4. a. /. Office,
No. North Third street, Evansville.
augls G. G. COLLINS.
~ e. COLLLN.S RE.fL ESTLTE
| IO and INTELLIGENCE OFFICE Ne. North
Third street. Evansville Indiana. The purchase and
sale Of Real Estate collection of Rents, and
Of Taxes &C., promptly attended Persons in
/ of any kind Of help or employment can be inform
ed by calling at this Office. CHARGES REASONABLE.
anglG-6m
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EV:A.v'SVrLLE MN II n ca 4
IL COLLEGE,
No. ~ North First Street,

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
The Sixth Annual Session Of the above Institu-
tion, will commence on Monday, August Seth, ls5s.
course Of lessons ina this School will embrace
Double Entry Bookkeeping, in all its various
branches, Mercantile Calculations, Penmsnship, &c
The plan adopted in teaching is entirely practical
no text books being used, hence students rely
obtaining sufficient practical knowledge Of the
enable him to take charge of set of books in any
establishment, however complicated. Students can
enter at any time course of lessons can be COM
pleted in from six to ten weeks. Time, however,
not limited
Weekly Leeturce on Commercial Law will he de-
livvred 10y competent legal gentlemen of the city.
Daily Lectures on bookkeeping and business
generally.
TERMS For a full course, including Diploma
$50. Gentlemen can, however, enter for the NIer.
camille course, which is $40 Ladies depa Sl5
For Catalogue, giving full particulars, address,
JEREMIAH BENIN, Principal
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-25

DOARD OF EIt.fLfZ.fT<O.N..-
I'D The Common Council Of the City of Evans
willie will meet Board of Equalization for the
purpose of equalizing all assessments made upon
real estate personal property, within the corpo
rate limits Of the City OF Evansville, at the City
Clerks office, on Tuesday, August Sd, next, at
O'Clock, A. NJ, and continue its srssions from day
to day, until all assessments shall be equalizea.
All taxpayers are hereby requested TO call and
examine their respective assessments, before the
commencement or during the intcrmissions Of said
sessions, ami if the find cause for complaint in
such assessments, TO present such grievances TO the
Board for adjustment.
BY order Uf the Common Council Of Evansville.
A. LEMCkE, City Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-25

NEWS, BOOK AND JOB TYPE,


) are agents for the sale
=. and Emory's Thresh-
Buckeye, keystone and
UORNBRook & 60.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-25

IRIO DOCTORS.-B BR.HTHW:fITE,S
II RETROSPECT FOR JULY. just received at
aug26 DODELL & CONJUNCTION.
(sU.METMl.N'G NE W: THE P.4-
~ TENT Self-scaling White Porcelain FRUIT
JAR just received and for sale cheap at the Queens
ware Store of J. W. HUGHES,
sugl6 Is Main street.
EyLOUR AND .uE.HL.-2O RBLS.
A'extra y. s. Flour.
IS Sacks do.
20 Bushels Fresh Corn Meal.
5oo Boxes Sugar Cured Dried Beef
$40 - Cheese, inst received and for sale by
JAMES W. VICkEBY Co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-25
APPARATUS AND LECTURES.

Prest. WOOD and Prof. B0swoRrH, VIII deIIycr
full courses Of Lectures with the aid Of the Tel-
scope and other apparatus, sufficient to illustrate
experimentslly the principles Of tho sciences pur
sued Books, and all other requisites for entering
the College, may DC had at the College, or in the
city.
All letters Of inquiry or on business, should 10
addressed TO Rev. JoHS COyERr, or ID. :. COVERT,
TeTre-Haute, Indiana
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-25

AOEW .W.fDlSO.N HOUSE, MIN
- ~ Street between Columbus aud Front, Cncin-
NATL Ohio-This Hotel is of the NEST m"!crn
struction, containing all the latest Improvements
and convcnicncies adopted 10 such establishment.
The parlors, dining rooms and bed rooms newly
furnished, the latter being commOlious and well
ventilated The location Of the House is excellent,
and affords peculiar advantages to the business COM
munty, being within five minutes walk Of the
Post Office, Telegraph Offices, and Banking Houses,
aud adjacent TO the landings Of the principal steam
boats
railroads lealing to and from the city, call regularly
for passengers.
The strictest attention will be paid to the wants
and conifurt of guests, and no pains will be spared
10 merit continuance Of the patronage 50 literally
bestowed upon the - Madison" for years past.
GARRISON & CAIIILL,
aug2l-9t Prcprictors.
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NDE.V.E LU.UBEH.--

N Save your Apples.-We
of Pitts. Moffet's, Mcclure
ers and Scparators, arf the
Culp's Cider Mills.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-25
XFORD FE.n.ILE COLLEGE.-

nXFORD FE.U.fLE COLLEEE.--
" The next session of this Institution will open
September lst. The appointment of Teachers is
complete, consisting Of Rev. JOHN W. SCOTT, u.
d., President, with some fifteen competent assis-
tants.
The Board of Directors feel that no better guar
anty Of success be given to parents n regard to
the mental and moral training of their daughters,
than is presented in the re-appointment of DIR.
Scott, the head of the Institution, who has been
a successful educator for thirty years in this
place.
The course Of sfudy is high, and inetr-,o.guI
thorough, in any similar institution, and the
pense is less.
The buildings completed at expense Of
$4,000, are heated by steam, and as-lghtcd.
TERMs-Board, washing, lighting and heating
room, tuition in all English Branches, Latin and
Greek, SS7, so per session in advance.
For further information apply to Rev VIM s
Rogers, Sec'y, or Rev. Isaac W. Monfort, Agent,
Oxford. ily2i-2m
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The undersigned citizens Of Tcrre-Haute, have
cepted the Office of Trustee Of the Terre-iiaute fe
male College, and may be referred TO at any time i
such as desire further information concerning tira
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-25

oIA three year old Mules, well broke TO harness,
which will sell cheap. Apply to
JOHN r. GLOVER,
augl3 Corner Main and Seventh streets.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-25
GYC.s.N'TLf.v' STEPHENS, (sU<-
~ co..nr. IN Las Scanflin- LIZ ! ncnlnrs In all

" These who intend To cover their new house
with good article Of Pine Shingles had better call
upon the Subscriber soon, as lie has hut "a few
more left" JOHN y. GLOVER.
augl1 Corner Main and Seventh streets.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-03
No E9g Penn Stpcct.

OPPOSITE THE ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
Daily, except Sundays, for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis and all other Chronic Complaints COM
pliceted with or causing Pulmonary Disease, in.
cluding Caarrh, Heart Disease, Affections of the
iver, Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Female Complaints
etc, etc.
DRS. FITCH s. SYKES would state that their
treatment of Consumption is based upon the fact
that the disease exists in the blood and system at
large, both before, and during its development in
the lungs, and they therefore employ Mechanical,
Hygienic and Medicinal remedies to purify the
blood and strengthen the system. w it'll thsse they
use Medicinal Limitations, which they value high
ly, but only Palliatives, thaving 10 Curative ef
feet when used alDne,) and l1valids are earnestly
cautioned against wasting the precious time of Gu
rabity on any treatment based upon the pausa
ble but false idea that the seat of the dleense can
be reached in n direct manner by Inhalation" for
before stated, the seat Of the disease is in the
blood and its effects only in the lungs.
61rNo char. for consultation.
A list of questions will 10 sent to those wishing
TO consult us by letter.
July !, 1858.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-03
LEGION OF HONOR!
Agricultural Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Harrison County
Agricultural Society last Friday, was the larg
est meeting ofthe kind ever held in the county
The report OF the officers showed that the so.
ciety was in a very fourishing condition; and
that the Harrison County Agricultural Society
stood A No. /, in Ohio. The following gentle.
men were elected as officers of the Society Goi
the ensuing year.
President, John IIaveriield.
Vice President, o. Slemmous.
Secretary Jacob Jarvis
Treasurer, Wnlzsknox.
Directors, Wm. Eageson, John Cunningham,
John Singer, Andrew Jamison, Samuel McFad-
den, ID