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ITO PEOPLE with BACK-BONES THE
i sCALPEL tor October, edited by EDWARD IL. DIXON,
AR & sdss,SS MsryTdom Of Soi. the Corruption
and yilaDy OF our CIV Lawsiyer' What kind OF sdn-
ART CXXXl-FouIh Letter from John Matthews; Paris
Sunday Monkeys and Momteb!nksi the PeoLle; the
tie Coucierge the Chhouers; Shops; the Hacks;
Street Cooking; the Dog Market Dog NJ I:hsnt' Dog.
CsrUysli the Boni Gfas the EnpeIor the Empress aud
Brolp M pa the MskS, Fish, FIJI Poultry Flowers. 5s Te
rei the Champs Eysees; Statue OF Voaire Future In
ART CXXXI yellow Fever in It's Commercial and Political
Aspect; Was the Burning Of Quarantine Hospitals Jusfs'
ART CXXXIv-An M D. ora Moiern Doctor Of Med.
sos r. R.s9' Of PIact's under Dsot,s il the frs,
ErsTped Receipt Nssre and L,se 7eI,u Az Can Second
Burton AID Scotch Ale comfort hun; the Third Call is
Reult; sockdolaser m. D.; he Undertakes Case Of
Takes politics and becomes a Dspensafy Doctor.
ART. CxXXV.Dans and Ces'Pool'i tner Improper Con
the Londoner ca on Mother Science Value Of the Con
ART. CxxXvL-Piafis PTactiev; aesins from Yellow
Jack" How to Cure DyspePia
ART XAANlINew York the city Of refuge for Criminals
ART CAXAyIiA Remarkable Case Of Injury of the Brain
ART CAAAlAaAetobiosrs'h 'hy Of Medical Hefetiei his
a MAJ, HsHd.oa,s inters.ns .:asSs By
speect Fright; all Remedies purpose gets w.l
By Nstur. takes the TyPoos Fever. does not tase Med
they est his honor the Ga aud Bon. SETTER hs
ART CXL-Tle Food and Exercise of Infants what is the
Neutral Law Cold and Warm Baths DauscrOus
ART. CALLfeyer and Ague; what Is 1T ho" 20 prevent IT,
NOihiIg-ty NObocy.
Bo.ton ana NeT-iork Mendacity Drs Morton. Mott and
ParheT moIa insanity D'dge revived. Can the use
Sui hume Ether An- sth-tic be patented
This journal and has been, me dica Il is
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the January, 1919 1t h luaft7ry OF Il
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for 80. The following numbers i no, be bound till January
1859 tnd two in voiune but they
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where lie ettenos exclusively to office consultations aud
OPT Oioe hours 10 O. TO aud 10
Consulting fee, ether AZ the office by letter. 50
he ohice the Sherman Co - No. Nesey
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MILLER, MATTHEWS CLASBACk, Broadway; ZIE-
BER PLad-j phis, and most sensible Bookseilers.
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TJNHE KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE
Il FOR NOVEMBER NOW READY.
CoNIEsTs (Originsl Arcles)
THE BOURBON WHO NEVER REIGNED.
OUR LASS
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MILITARY ADVENTURES.
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UNDER THE ROSE
The LITTLE GIANT. By HENRY CLAPP jr.
A FRAGMENT.
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HUNTING THE HINDS OF HIJAL By JAMES D.
MOVES
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TIME KEEPING.
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LITERARY NOTICES.
EDITORS TABLE.
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6prrlal NoIlres.

Library for Women.-A Meeting will be held and
n.sce. delivered in Rev. L. H. Chapn's Church, on
su1spAY EtENiSG n.xi, Oct %, Oh " ftiE NECESSITY
osktk1AL CULTURE IN WOMEN.
ss Iced hrstcass Female Library in this city will be
..so together with other questions Oi public interest.
ne f.lCwpg distii guisb, gentlemen will attend.
The Hon. DANIEL r. 1ILMANN,
The Hon. JANIS T. BRADY,
The Hon. bOKaCE GhtELtY,
The Rev HENRY WARD BEECHER,
Tie Rev 4. l.. CUYLEh,
PE1tR COOfER.
sPElKERs-1he Hon JAMES T. BRADY, the Rev.
plhkl WARD BEkCHER, and the Rev. 4. l.. CUYLkk-
Admission NEE
Improve the highest degree Of the plan improve the
al tie New orb ense by furnishing them with the
ANS oLa useful education and providing for
axu a resoiI q ro, M ana library VIM. 4. BRYANT
Asx oTk Oct. ~, 1853.
lr.n IL. large number Of distinguished citizens
o th 10 this movement we select tue
kEvbt
DAkIEL r. TIEMANN s. :. RANDALL,
IliEK IOOPER, HORACE GREELEY,
BLNJAMIN II. FIELD j. WATSON WkBB,
hLARi hilton, ERAsfUo BROOKS
Az CJMINGs, THEODORE IlLrON,
JOHN CLANCY CHARLES BRIGGS,
JUsLFH +. THOMPSON, J. H. sPALDING,
tRANhLIN J. OTTARSON.
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CRAND OPENING of LADIES' CLOAkS
" AT GENIN's BAZAAR
GENlN will open on MONDAY, Oct . IN the
New and ii. laIlt store, No. 81 Broae =
Counettbs with the Bazaar Nos o', Oh ana 'i' ~
the laI,.si uos sJl- mid assortn, II oi
LADIES' CLOAkS
ever offered fer tie Inspection oi Laiirs
TIE STYLES and MATERIALS .. ,h
will eubrsse ali tb. reispiBs Pas Fahions to5etnsr VIZ
mode, sed BY the moolsies Of tie BsI'a ana VI" eAeei
any display heretofore Presenisd;: p,z..R
AWE 0N'' " 81 Nicholas Hotel
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STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS of THIS and FOR
BECkEL BROTHERS,
Opticians No. ~ John q.
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=. J. sedswiek. 4. NJ, Lec,u,-- = =

- - reukWth' ~ W., Lecturer In Conr...,,.. -
hoiosooPc fhi isIOLOOi the second snd
we hell Il the MciioponiSn 4. sdeny No. aS s ia
o. ksifpsst O'Clock SAL UkDAl MOKNISn y, Slkth aN,
ut metropolitan Gymnasium snd AcAaemy v,n e'."ei' - o
hOD, sesls sifsnscrs invited snd viii bnS y .ne
b. "N" comfortable
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Lmsrnnt Intelligence OuIce and Labor E.
.nbe h.s been removed from No CsI al No 81 Worth
sS. AbAoSyn Aiew doors vrst Of Broadway. No tees
""seo- JAMES p. PAGAN, efiu,epaenl
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EOR SALE "A lucrative MECHANICAL
i BUsINESS, the proprietor being c1mp.led retire. in
consequence III health w ID. PORTER, City Han place.
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rINHE SATURDAY PRESS.
II new weekly paper called
THE SATURDAY PRESS
viii be published sATU RDAi MORNING. stSo Spruce
u, Ii wi contain powerfully ~Ii,sn story oy the late
WILLIAM NORTH
more complete Summary of Literary Intelligence than
be- found m any periodical and great variety Of other
ust.r especially adapted Literary Artists, reshefs
Physicians Lawyers Cegymen and other persons OF educa-
uou aud refinement.
THE SATURDAY PRESS
BE- for sale at ali the News Agencies irday morning
Price
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Drp GOODS.

WHERE to FIND RICH GOODS.
w DRY GOOOS CIRCULAR
CHAS. HEARD Co., No sol GRAND-ST
Our exposition for the present bo Justly termed
Dry Goods Market only account OF the
the Fsbncs Offer but the prices attached oens
IL the aggregate foil - -
pP PER CENT BELOW COST.
As q evidence Of the fact,
WE OFFER THIS DAY,
A LARGE INVOICE OF
RICH MI slim DE LANES New Styles,
At ONE SHi LING per yard.
10 600 yards rich PARAMAT1As, "a wide,
At VNE SHILLING per yad
Also
Five Cases
SUPERB COLORtD SILKS, New stJ.es,
At FltTi-SlX CENTS pei yard
ROBES A NOLANTE,
ROBES DOU3LE JUPE,
GABRIELLE STRIPE.
AND BLACK GRO DE RHIN SILKS,
FAR BELOW ORIGINAL COSE
OUR CLO. X DEPARTMENT
presents ne fea,ur this week many Lew styles u
LADIES RAGLANS,
AND CLOAKs,
which enabled 70 sell AZ oosr
LESS THAN THE MATERIALS Cosi.
IN HoUsEKEEPERS' GOODS
offer 10 WITH u INC o'
No SI Graadst
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bfookiJ AthepRum-fhe Deacou OF (.lr,,. Is,
Leetafts.-by special itqges per letter Of nv',
sse9 lushshsd IN IHE IKisVsEh NJ. DE COR OUvA x,I
e'H ms Course of Lectures al the Athena Brsl.n %
.e Consecutive fridsys. commencing FRIDAY tss "a
at, WITH the Lecture On MONEY" Adusbon Is cents
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EOR SALE, Cheap-Two HORSES, CARTS
l. aId HARNESS, toz thtr with Pnoht,bie Work. Sold
s,parae tog.ther Apy 70 Ms PuRDY No. IA Amos ct.
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Cost an0 fonno.

COFFEE.-Java in pockets and bags, and Mocha
~ In half and quarter bales, for sale by
TOWNSEND, CLTNCH'& DIXIE,
Nos. OF and 50 Front 81.
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Chances for Businrss Glen.

EOR SALE-The LARD and OIL REFINERY
No "a Fran hinst now in successful operation, where
profit from $1,000 be made yearly busibesG
done FOR cash Inquire the premises 10 TO u and 70
j. N. BELLAMY Co.
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C,uLA u..tng sUOyeLaied CuD viii b, Hcd rms
l,uu.,l ~ ENiNO the UlV House NJ. tOJ W aTIeus
uty,sk fulotua earnestly requested. AL
ks an Coruay invited u attend and enrol
AshsN,s. JOhN L. DLLhhLhl, iIvsuehl
Al
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a. Gun s''ns IN sshalfof the SABBATH SCHOOL
Sds,. M ). n,a an - T. lauren, between Lexington
fLiln al Of hsoi ~ni De delivered by Rev. j.
hiyYsyn sna oasa es so,snsead, % sna."., 81
BENJAMlS 's" - rixS,sl,ssas -, invited 70 ., present.
WV. y SMITH. Secretary. Ii' superintendent
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-10-27
finvnrnnr nenrrr and Knnsns.

In retiring lfrm the q GubernatoriAl Chair Of
Kansas, tins able and POpalr gentleman pub
lfShed farewell address to the people Of the
territory. In reviewing the affairs over winch
he hsd presided, he speaks Of the disorder in
whirh he 6uud the country and the tranqailI-
ty in whIch he leaves u. lie reminds the peo-
pie Of their territory, urges IN futurea aiihful
and peaceful exercise of the suffrage. aud en-
j,ins profound Observance of the laws aud
their uniform and vigorous execution against
offenders. tie affir'nS that his whole course has
been constantly sustained BY the Administra-
tion and adds:
In conclusion permit me 20 warn YOU against
the tricks and nlachinatiOns ofdcSigning dema-
guglieS, who prefer turmoil and stlifv TO peace
Sad prosperity, for it is only at such times that
they can bring themselves into notice. lnthis
Territory there has been n- nia iOT mak n ;
State Constitutions, and effort after effort has
I,ecn made tn organize State government be-
fare any Of the necessary preparations have been
Ina,e TO meet i;s responsibilities, without dol.
lar la the Treasury with but little taxable prop
erty, wiihou. any well regulated svstelns to:
collecting revenue, and conf lerable Ferrito
rial debt, the roganizatioR OF State govern
rurnt at this time must prove an Uneruus bur
then to the people.
That these efforts will be renewed have u"
doubt, and whether these burdens and reSpou~
hilities shall bc assumed be :orc you prepared
iOr them, my fellow citI2enS, and before You
know we'll the men whom you will have to en-
trust with your dearest rights and interests, will
remain 'or yourselves to determine.
"S.bcerely hoping that the future Of Kansas
may be as prosperous and happy, as the past
has been boiSterOtls and troublesome, | remain
my fellow citizens, Your abedienr servant
y. W. DENVER.
"Iecompton, *. T., Oct. ., 1855 -a
d, The wise and prudent conduct Of Governor
DExvEE and the strong and constant support
he has received nom the Administration, have
paoduced the Eappiest res 5 in the Territory
aud eilecetually quieted one OF the most yexa-
tious sectional distractions by which he coun,
try has ever been visited. 4 he verdict of the
American people will be in accordance viii
these results - Salesman. --.#... --.,
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Ncw YORK Market.

~ "" -' New YoRK, Oct. 23.
Flour market without material change; demand
moderate; sales 500 bbls at $50 @4 for unsound
4,25@4,35 for super fine State4, 50@4 70 for ex-
ira State; 1850 4, 40 for superine Western; S.
25@5,40 for shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio, the market closing steady, \ rr.f r.,
Wheat more steady; sales, l4,Cca bush, TO-
ZOO d unsound Milwaukee Club; Los for Winter;
l,10@1 IA for coed white Canadian, Rye steady
at 7o@71c, Barley heavy; sales $3.50 bush
fair State at 8Sc. Corn loEer; sales $1,000
bush. mixed western at 65 5@66c, common and
good Oats dull al, 44@46c for State, and AGO
40c for western and Canadian, ..,..
Pork without material change. Sales 300 bbls
at 164O@l8, so for. mess; $14, ,12 for old prime;
$l4 so for new do; s Is, 5 for sour mess; $18@
1850 for clear and shear, d,ar. Beef steady
sales 250 bbls at So, ,50@ 10 for new country mes
S7,5o@8 for prime: $Il@ II for repacked mess
1900 for extra do. Beel hams selling slowly al
S16@l8. Cut meats very quiet; sales 80 bhds
ofsloulders at 6l5cts. Dressed hogs in fair re-
quest at Gdols,.
Lard heavy sales 300 bbIsat 10@ 10 !. 2c: SOC
bbs for December and Janu ~ delivery at l0c
Butter l2@20c for OLio; l5@2Oc for State
Cheese 6d8sfc. 81.
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Sad EvEnt---G Ored 90 DeAIh by -
Rhnll

The Eev. Saml. c. Parker. of Eliakley, Me
dina county, met with terrible death Sunday
,nornlng the 10Th inst. lie was seen TO 80 in
10 field in which he kept a bull, with pitch
plk in his hand, Tor the purpose, a. is suppo7
Sed, Of driving the animal out. About an hour
a.terea person called at his house to invite him
10 preach funeral sermon and was directed by
the family to the field where they supposed Mr..
Parker To be. On looking lor him he was
found dead, the body tossed over the fence sew
eral rots from where the ptchlork was lyirg.
The horns and head Of the bull were bloody,
and the blood AMI marks on the ground indi-
Gated that the unfortunate man was gored and
pitched along by tn vicious animal from the
place where the pitch fork was dropped TO the
fsnce, and then tossed completely over it.
blr Parker was a Methodist minister, and
had II small farm on which he resided. A w ie
aDl three or four chilIccn are bereaved by the
a!iiiutiva dspensltion. He was much esteemed
by wide circle of friends and acqrlaintances
and large concourse Of people. incluilng the
Masonic fraternity, attended the funeral Of
the good man 50 suddenly an so sadly removed
from their midst. t.--CItpcinnd LeaIer.
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Mails 10 California.

Tile overland mail route to California, being
now opened, and services expected soon also on
that by Tehuantapec, the Post Master General
has issued instructions requesting writers OF
letters to the Pacific coast, to designate on each
letter, the route they desire it sent. Thus the
letters should be endorsed on the enyelop,
'Oyerland," "Tehuantepec,' y or "yia Panama, =
according as the writer may select the route. I
O5-A duel was recently fought near Men.
phis, Tenn, between Mr.. Waters, Of Virginia,
and Dir. J Il, Nagle, formerly Of Lancaster Pa
they met on nm island and without any witncs
ses but their seconds, fought one Of the bioodi.
est duaIs on reco d. Tley fred two rounds
with Derringey pistols, both being wounded al
each fire. They then, by agreement, resorted to
rtvoivers ant. continued the fight, Mr.. Wat
ers was rddled at every shot, and died the same
night DR.. Nage received: wounds that will
probably terminate fatally.
A REASON FOR MCRDER.--Michal Elk, who
murdered his wife in Cincinnati a lew days aga
I by p,unginga a knife into her bosom, gave as
reason for the bl0udy deed that she had the
phthisic, and had kept him awake all night hS
her hard breathing. lie would he said, xii
ANYBODY who disturbed his resi- Michael Il
said to be Of an exceedingly sweet disposition
| .CoxsoLATIoS,- a married woman in New
Orleans. ran away from her husband, king
with her her three children. She "leit note fol
her husbands digestion on his arrival home ia
the effect that he needn't concern himselfaboul
lhe children, as none Of them were his" We
should think that was q satisfactory explanation,
BIsnoP SIMPSON. I'VE regret to learn from
the Pittsburgh AttUocae that Bishop Simpsons
health has not improved, and that present indi-
cations do not otprorniss an early n rcover,'. He
is greatly reduced in flesh and strength within
the last month. ad o aNt5rgH 1rri = G3l# @
KILLED BY LidnrSfSG AT GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
on Friday evening, during thunder storm
Mss Edison. step laushter Of John Sxingle, was
instantly killed BY lightning while a child che
was holding in her arms was uninjurcd.
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From the Ohio Statesman.
Judge BuFtley.

WAUsEox, Oct 10th, 1855.
MEssRs. EDIrORs:-By the defeat Of this gems
ueman, n say in behalfof the citizens Of Fulton
County) the Sppreuie Court Of the State Of Ohio
has lost an mnent and an able jurist But we
hope and pray that BIS loss from the Judicial
chair may be but Temporary. Could Judge
Barley and Judge Peck have been on separsts
ticket. Judge BARLEY would have got two-thrd
vote in Fulton County. Had the attention oi
the voters Of our county been directed to the
Judicial department Of our election, the vote
would have been different. But our farmers,
the honest and thriving portion Of our voters.
had Eseg had their attention called TO one great
encrnachment, namely, the usurpatiOn Of Banks,
quick, very quick would the name of Mr.. Peck
been scratched from the ticket, and they would
would have cast their ballot for a man who
looks to the interests Of The tax payers Of our
State, and not for the interest of corporated
uSurpations. His decisions upon the bench have
been just and beneficial to the State. On the
other hand in regard to Mr., Peck's career, we
will see what we will see.
Yours as Democrat,
--..E ..F. 10 p II, w,
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r ..s From the Ohio Culrivator
Krnnin- Sweet PNLaaOnS Enr @cr.


Keeping Sweet Potatoes for Seed.
We generally select potatoes from one half to
ouc inch in thickness; the smaller ones gener,
ally dry up so as to he worthless in the spring
The next thing is to store them properly. Take
did flour barrels or shoe boxes or almost any
vessel that is not so tight as not to admit the
air. \ tight barrel or box. we have always
tounl uatayorabe; old salt barrels, ruinouS, the
salt every time rotting the potatoes. We fill
them, carefully shaking them down, then cover
the top with we'll dried saw-dust or dust from
the road, or dry sand, or the soil. they were
raised in, well dried, will make a good cover
ipg. Then store them away in room not sub
ieet to sudden changes, be eful in Storing
however, not to cover so close as to leave no op.
paauHity for the sweat from potatoes to pass
off, for sweet potatoes are like other things,
they will pass through sweat, an il there is
no chance for the N m>iSture to pass OH they must
rot. The room mnSt be kept warm by fire, you
,uisht as well throw them away at once as to
keep them in this climate without fire. Thl
proper temperature is about 507 by our com.
mon thermometers; through where You have {
stove in your room the temperature may be raj
sed to 20 or SO7 without injury as the air il
much easier warmed than the potatoes In tht
spring be not in too great hast TO unpack anC
remove them, we have frequently been decei
yel by spells Of fine weather, into removing ou
potatoes too early, and got them chilled ant
lost more by rot than we had all The winte
before, G, (. lSNI5,
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CADIZ WmOLESALE -mARXET.

Corrected Weekly by George d Wilson, Whole,'
saEsl9 Grqeers, F6rarardiAg and Commission
An -. ,.,,.,. CAplz, Ono, Oct. ID, '58.
Flom-For good Supertine and Extra $3.50
@5,QO. a.. .j., .a...Ia.. -rr .... .....
] HAeat--,7Q8 LOO r -af
Groceries Sugar in hills. 9@10; n. O.,
Molasses 80 cts per gal.
Rio Cofee-ll@l21a; Java Is; Pepper IA
Ground Pepper l5@l7 -
,.ARspice---l7; Cloves 25; Soap, Rosin bar 5@
5lIa; German do. 713.i ai ... ...r..l ru
Ctstile Soap-15; Soda 6tta Candles 13@133.
Gtein---Corn 80; Oats 40; Rye SOC Barley
60c. ;. .rsas.. ... ..f f.s -H.. -. .g
Rice--6c p b. .... -. g..
,1bbacco--G Twist IL; Dewy & Anderson's
brands 3O@33. .,u a. ..... .ra
Fish--Mackeral No. 8, p bbl. S11.5o, hall
do co.. ssat
Like Fsl--White p half bbl. $4,0O. Her.
ring do $500. Trout do $3.50. Pickera! do
$500. Perch do $500. r.a..
aSugn8---Crlshed and Pulyerized, Coverings
brand l2@14 "t...rt .'... ..&
ISareL--Scts p tb. a.t
Ieas-Youns Tyson 4o@75 cts; Black Tea
30@5O.
rNails-l0 to Cod So, %. to % $3.50. 6to
7d54,25. "a. 20 Lraaaa ..a b.. t
Pittsburgh, $500 u Dbl. ..a.
Seeas--Timothy Seed $l,25. Glover Seed
40o@4,50 Flax $1,Oo. t .1
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-10-27
Farm for S ale.

THE subscribers will offer at public sale on the
| premises Of Sarah .lamison, deceased, on Fri.
day he 29h dny Of October, 1858, in German Up,
tlurrson county, Ohio, on the Steubenvilo and In
diana railroad, near Millcrs station, containing
lOi acres more or e's about 10 acres cleared the
balance well timbered. The improvements are one
brick dwelling house double log barn two ten
ant houses the iarm is we'll watered and in high
state Of cutiyation also orchard Of bearing fruit
trees in short, everything TO maks desirable home
and pleasant situation
All neces 'ary information given on application
10 either OF the undersigned
Sale to commence al O'Clock. 7. NJ. OF said day
Sep 29'59 SAMuELyAMlStDN.
Mc(OIiR'fNY RITZ
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-10-27

0S1-The Stcubcnyille IHeyaW paper that
claims that the negro has the same natural and
inalenalle rights that the white ,nan has pub
fishes the following in its editorial columns
We presume it inteded by publishing this to
show how fit subject negro would be to
place on an equality with white man:
A NEGEo's HEAD VS.. BEcK:-The pavements
in street in Cincinnati were lately very much
torn up aud disaranged by negro striking them
with his head as he alighted from window
twenty feet high. lie arose unhurt, but public
travel was impcded ntilrepairs could be made.