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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-08
aJ Important to Farmers, Farriers and Liver,

0J Important to Farmers, Farriers and Livery
Men.-fc9
BEAT1 US ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT
is the only Medicine in use which will efIec tually
cure Ringbone, SPAWN and SpIint. Itis not claim.
ed for the Arabian Ointment, as it is for nearly all
other medicines Of the day, to cure all diseases
which Horse and Man are heir to, but only to cure
the above named diseases, when it is used accord
ing to directions. Rmebone, SPAWN and Splnt are
diseases OF precisely similar character, conse.
quently Medicine which will benefit or cure one,
is adapted TO the OF her. This Ointment penetrates
:he pores, reaches and converts the caIIous into
matter, and the diseased lump is thus discharged
in the form of pus or matter through the skin,
without removing the hair, if not put on heavier
than according to directions. 1t has been said by
those who have used the Ointment, that will cure
the Poll Evil and Farey. 1t is certain, however,
that II will cure or remove any callous Jumps from
a horse, wherever located. Try it, and If, after
using it a week according TO directions, you are
not satisfied as to its efficacy return the box to the
agent, and no will refund the money.
Price S 90 per box. Put up in 4oz. boxes.
Manufactured ond sold Wholesale by JAMES II.
BEATTY & CO.. Franklin, Venago Co Pa.
10 whom all orders must be directed.
For Sale by John Beali Cadiz; J. p. Watson,
Harrsvillo; Geo &. Morgan, Mt, Pleasant; Am.
brose Reed, Hopedale.
July 7 lS5S-6mo
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS
PNriGY the Blood.


TtONTIN UED pain or unensiness in any organ
" is generally cured by one or more doses of
Brandrehs Pills Thirty years personal expsri-
7nce by the undersigned fully justify this assertion.
Dr. James Lull of Pu,sdam, N. Y, says:-''la
have cured the most depolabie costiveness OF the
bowels with Brundreths pills, when every other rem
edy had failed and the patient was giveh up to die
Skin diseases of an invetora!e and painful ctarac-
ter such as erysipelas, salt rheum letter and sum
mer. heat have seen eradicated by their use. ]
have cur the rheumatic, the epepiic, the para
lytc and the consumplye with these excellent pills
alone"
In iaundice and all affections of the iver dys-
pepsia, dysenteIy and diarrhoea, peursy, sudden
pa ns and inhanations, female obsructions, scor-
butte and scroiulous, even gouy md r,lgic af-
fpctons have given way to the use OF this medi.
cine, and now. alter twenty years experience, my
estimation Of Brandrcth's Pills continues - in
crease.
A young lady, beautiful and healthy, took cold,
which caused a serious obstruction for two years;
her health wa broken down and her beauty depart
ed. At length Brandreth's Pills were tried; eleven
doses, OF from two t. four, were taken in fifteen
days preceding the us sual period. Regularity was
and her health and good looks recovered
WORMS .s,.a t.4f
Brandretl's Pills are the best vermifuge; they are
inallible. A little child, six years old, for some
weeks was dropping; its mother gave it one of
Brandrelhs snrgar coated pills tIe n Ext day there
came away worm sixteen inches long, and as
large as rhiId's finger The child was welt
PLEURlSY. SAtg
A gentleman. away from home, was taken with
pleurisy; the inflammation was terrible; every
breath made him writhe with agony. Eight Brand
reths's Pills were swaIed, and warm oil applied To-
caly; the pills operated, and the pain wasrclievod
plenty OF Cruel was taken, and six more pills, and
the second day the patient was cured. }1as al
The Sc statements should have weight, and pre-
vent The use of poisonous drugs, and stop the sad
practice Of bleeding. - pal. 10 4! ..II ~
3 BRANDRETH.
Brandreth's Pills are sold at the Principal Office,
294 Canal street, Brandreth Building, at IS cents
por box; and the same sugar Coated l3 cents, war
ranted to keep as well as the plain. 'N9 = 'h
Also sold by S & H McFadden, Cadiz, Ohio. &,
Sep. 6, 1855 inside
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-08

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND P1LLs-LooK
OUT FOR CoUXTERFEITs. These can always be
detected by the absence of the Water mark
which appears in every leaf of the genuine book
of directions. Unless the words "HoH,cay, Ne,o
York and Lonaon," are visible in semi trans
parent letters in each page, the medicine they
envelope is spurious. To depletc the system
by bleeding and violent purging, is to deprive
lifc's machinery Of its motive power. These
great remedies disinfect the blood and the secre
tons and cure external and internal complaints
by destroying their seeds in the vital fluids.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-08

JU ST PUBLISHED. the 9Th edition, in sealed envel-
ope, gratis and mailed to any address, post paid,
on receipt Of two stamps. Itlst
This little work emannring from celebrated
member of the medical profession, gives the most
important information ever published to all persons
entertaining doubts of their physical condition, or
who are conscious of having bazarded their health
and happiness con taining the particulars of an
rhGa or Seminal Weakness, Debility. Nervousness,
Depression of Spirits Loss of Energy, Lassiiude,
Timidity, Involuntary Seminal Dischlrges, In
pair, Sight and Memory, BIotches and Pimpes on
Heart and Bodily Proslraton OF the whole system,
inducing impoiency aid mental and physical INCA
pacty,-hy means of which every one muy cure
mselfprivatey andat n trfng expense.
&5 Address Dir. Gil. ]. c. KLINE, lst Avenue,
cor, 18th street, New York; Post Box, No. 4566.
Sep 8, lS58-3nl-inside hna. aift
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"People 60 home. There is not much room
for you here and | wonld be much obliged to
you you would so along home.
The crowd moved off in compliance with this
request.
The body will be inferred in the village o
Martinsville, by the side ofhis mother, on Sun
day.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-08

The gallows was erected upon small plat oil
ground about forty feet above the base Of two
high, eternal hills hundred ane fifty yards from
the mouth OF what is known as Jonathan's Gut.
and Immediately below the spot where the mur.
der was committed The ground ascends on
the northern side to an altitude Of ofprobably two
hundred feet; on the lower or sotthren side it
falls off to the base or hollow and ascends to
about an equal height with the opposite hill.4-
The ground is SO prominently located that it
cannot be concealed by any number Of people
The hill sides were black with people overlook
ing each others heads, and waiting with intense
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Legal Notice.

Letchworth Birney, ct. al.
VS.: In the Court of Com
Jesse Forsvthe, mon Pleas of Harrison
Benjamin +. Forsythe, County, Ohio.
ct. al
THE defendant Benjamin F. Forsythe will take
Il notice TINT on the 4lh day of August 1853, u
petition was filed in Court of Comr on Peas of said
County, against him and others The petition
states that said Jesse Forsythc at the March term
OF said Court, A. d. 1858, in certain partition
case then pending, to which you were party de.
Tend ant, procured an order Of Court adudgng said
premises described in the petition in said partition
case to him, at the appraisement being $1,000 60,
and ordering the Sheriff of said County to make
him deed therefor upon his securing the respec
tive share; in said of the other parties to said
partition case That said premises are worth al
least $3,60O, and that he procured the order adj
juding them to hlm for $4,000 less than their val.
ue by fraud. The petition further prays to have
said order vacated or modified, so that said premi-
ses may be put to public SALE that the other par
ties IN said part ition case may have their just
rights in the same by election or otherwise. You
are required to answer said petition on or before
the 2nd day OF October 1858
JOSIAH NJ. ESTEP and
Aug. IL, l75S-6t LEWIS LEWTON.
Attys on Plaintiff
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JACOB CRABB

Most earnestly requests every man that
knows himself indebted to him one dollar and
upwards, to make immediate payment, as he
wishes to purchase his fall goods. Those that
have been owing him longer than six months
need not expect further indulgence. Strict at.
tention to this notice is expected.
...... JACOB CRABB.
Cadiz, Ohio, Aug. 25, 1858,-3t, ,..
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CADnz WHOLESALE mARKET

CADHZ WHOLESALE MARKET.
Corrected Weekly by George d Wilson, Whole.
sale G'Ocers, Forwarding and Commission
MerchantS) <@
ESQ CADIz 0mo, Sept 8, '58.
Flour-FOr good Supcrfne and Extra $3.50
@5O0
Wheat-70@1Oo.
Groceries Sugar in hhds 9@10; N. O.
Molasses so cts per GAL
Rio C9fee-1l@121S; Java 18; Pepper IA
Ground Pepper 15@7.
Aapice-17: Gloves rs; Soap, Rosin bar 5@
5@; German do. ~. a
CASTLE Soap-15;Soda ~ Candles 13@13t5.
Gra'n--Con so; Oats 81; Rye SOC Barley
.Rice-6c ~ Ii.
106acco-6 Twist IL; Dewy & Andersons
brands 30@33. he
Fis.-Mackeral No. 8, ~ Dbl. $ll,5o, hal
do 100.
Like FGsh--Whte 3P half Dbl. $500. Her.
ring do $500 Trout do $3.50. Pickeral do
5000. Perch do $500. "T
rSugarS--Cnshed and Pulyerized, Coverings
brand 12@14c. 4a.a. IL. ..t..,'i4,
Starch--8cfs ~ fb.
.7sas-Y oung Hyson 4o@75 cts; Black Tea
3o@50. as4 b as.1Ee 7 al'a
Na1s--1o to God SO, 25. 8 to. Cd $3.50 6 to.
7dS4,25. rg,6 MA "
Saa-Plttsburgh, $500 ~ Dbl. s.ga,
Seeas-Timothy Seed $3.50. Clover Seed,
i,oo@4,50, Flax $o75. siai# 9@t'
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Sgstiql Notites.
HrPREMlUM paid on gold ana silver al she
Banking House Of REIN WELcH & CO.,
Permanent Once.

Complying with the urgent request Of hun
dreds o. their ps.ients,
Drs. G. M. FITCH n j. w. SYKES
Have concluded to remain PERMANENTLY IN
PITTSBURGH, and may be consulted at their Of
fee,
No l9I Penn Street,
OPPOSITE THE ST. CLAIR HOTEL.
Daily. except Sundays, for Consumption, Asthma,
bronchitis and all other Chronic Complaints com.
plicated with or causing Pulmonary Disease. in.
cluding Caarrh, Heart Disease, Affections of the
Liver, Dyspepsia, Gastri,is, Female Complaints
etc. etc.
DRS. FITCH & 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,
Hygenic and Medicinal remedies to purify the
blood and strengthen the system. w ith thsse they
use Medicinal lnhalations, which they value high.
y, but only Palliatves, (having no Curative Of.
feet when used alone,l and l1valids are earnestly
cautioned against wasting The precious time of GU
rability on any treatment based upon the pausa.
be but false idea that the "soat of tie disease can
be reached in direct manner by inhalation" !" for
before stated, tho seat OF the disease is in the
blood and its effects only in the lungs.
DcrNo char. e for consultation.
A listof questions viii lie sent to those wishing
10 consnlt us by letter.
July Z, 1858.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-08
Ia GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g. 1855
BOaRDOF ALDERMEN.

Alta meeting of the Board of Aldermen, on
Wednesday, 9th inst there were present
Law. B. Taylor, esq, President.
Messrs. Robertson, Armstrong, simpson: and
Grimes.
On motion of Mr. Grimes, it was
Resolved, That a committee of two be ap-
pointed 10 examine, ascertain, and report, what
amount of money and real estate has been, dur
ing the two years next preceding the lst OF jan
uaiy. 1888. appropriated for the use OF the seve-
raj Fire Companies OF the city; also, how, and
by whom, expended, and also ascertain and
report at the same time how these sums (when
ascertained) compare with similar SpPropra-
tlons for the years 1884 and 1893.
Messrs. Armstrong and Simpson were appoint
ed said committee.
The Committee of Conference, appointed TO
take into consideration the bills OF {. Neale and
T. NJ Monroe, esqs., for legal services rendered
the Corporation, reported favorat ~ TO the ACTON
oil this Board approprIatIng Sl5U, each. TO the
claimants; which report was concurred III,
4 communication was received through the
Common Council, from committee appointed
by the Board OF Directors OF the Alexandra
Canal Company, asking loan 10 enable them
to repair the Aqueduct, and with il, the follow
ing resolution, passed BY the Common Council.
Resolved, That the sum of 81 $50 be loaned
to the alexandria Canal Company, for the pur-
pose OF repairing the Aqueduct across the Poto-
mac river.
Which resolution was referred 10 the Com.
mittee on Finance, with instructions to report
at the next meeting Of the City Council.
The Board then adjourned.
Teste 5. j. MCCORMICK, Clerk.
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MA IsRIED.

On the 9Th inst, by Rev. l.. F, Morgan, VIM.
L. PADGETT, to Miss RACHEL VIRGINIA,
third daughter OF John w. Robinson, all Of this
city.
On Tuesday 5th inst at the residence of the
brides father, by the Rev, Father Aschwanden,
F. w. JONES, esq, of Washington, TO MARY
LIZZIE only daughter OF Joseph n. Pearson,
esq, OF Georgetown.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
October 9th 1887. by the Rev. DR. Doggett,
HENRY {. BAMBERGER formerly of Balti-
more, to Miss MARY V. GRAVATT, of Wash
ington
On Tuesday evening, 9Th instant by Rev.
B n. Brown. Mr.. SAMUEL DOHNAR, OF
Georgetown, TO Miss CLARA CUNLBERG, OF
Washington.
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By Yesterday Evenings Meils.

A WALKER MEETING IN PETERsBURG.--A
very large and enthusiastic meeting of tn
citizens of Petersburg, was held on Wednes
day night, to condemn the action of Commo
dOre Paulding in arresting Walker and hi!
men in Nicaragua. Speeches were made BY
Roger A. Pryor, of Richmond, and VIM. j
Old, Jr., of Powhatan county. A. D. Banks
in response to call, read the letter of Gen
Walker to the President.
Mr.. Banks then offered the following
preamble and resolutions, which were unanl-
mously adopted by the meeting.
Whereas, Certain Naval officers OF the
United States have lately perpetrated gross
outrage on the soil of friendly Republic
and assumed high handed stretch OF au-
thOrity amounting to little less than an exer-
else of the war making power vested by the
Constitution in Congress: Therefore, be 1t
rescued by the citizens of Petersburg as
sembled irrespective of party, to consider the
grievance
|. That the recent armed invasion of the
territory of Nicaragua, and subsequent selz-
ure OF General Walker and the forces under
his command, by Commodore Paulding OF
the United States Navy, was an assumption
Of authority not warrented by the laws
of the United States: in cOntrayentlon OF the
international law; an insult 10 the lndepen-
dent Republic of Nicaragua; and hagrant
outrage upon the character OF the American
Government
.. That the said acts of usurpation and
outrage by Comm odore Paulding, should re-
ceive prompt rebuke and exemplary punish
ment from the Government OF the United
States.
3. That copies of these resolutions be COM
muncated to each Of the Senators and Rep.
resentatives of Virginia in tue Congress OF
the United States.
f. Tia, the proceedings of this meeting DO
published in the city papers, with request
that the papers Of the State shall copy.
HIRING IN CULPEPER.--The Blue Ridge
Republican says that there was less demand
for servants this year than for number of
years past, and prices fell off S25 Gg40 accord
ing to character and qualification.
A difficulty occurred last Tuesday afternoon
at Mr.. VIM. G. 0Verton's in Hanover county,
between John P. Wars and James Tyler, du-
ring the progress Of which, the former was
stabbed and mortally wounded by the latter.
A sale of slaves took place at Dinwiddie
Court House, on Saturday last, when woman
aud two children brought $3.50; girl Il
years old $50 boy Is years old $50 and
n man 40 wears old S735.
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TeIegraphic Freaks.

A Newark paper says:-We published an
item on Monday stating the sudden death OF
Mr. John ii. Davis, one of the proprietors OF
the Girard House, New York. The gentle
man is still alive, and the mistake was owing
to the telegraph, which rendered despatch
which was sent to bis family, stating, ia
Their is no cOrSe," Father is no more" The
same family we're alarmed few years since
by similar blunder created 10y the tele.
graph operator, who sent dispatch, which
should have read Father has taken posses
sion Of the Girard House." go that 1t read,
Father has taken poison at the Girard
HnuseD
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DIED,

On Saturday, the 18th day of December, 1857,
JOSEPH CACHES, al old citizen OF Alexan.
dria after long and painful illness.
On Saturday morning the Cd inst, at haltpast
seven o'clock, MARY CACHES, daughter OF
the late Joseph caches.
In Washington, on the morning of Wednes,
day, the 9th OF January. JOSEPHINE, second
daughter Of Michael Sardo, and beloved wife OF
Alexander B. McFarlan, in the SD year OF her
age.
In Tuns, Barbary, on the I'd of December, in
the Goth year of her age, after long and painful
illness, Mrs MARGARET HEAP, wldo" OF
the late Or. S. d, Heap, for many years Consu!
of the United States for the city and kingdom OF
Tunis and sister OF the late Commodore David
Porter.
In Gettysburg, pa on Monday morning,
January 4, JOHN b. MCPHERSON, esq, in
his 6ath year At the time OF his decease, MIR.
Mcpherson was cashier OF the Bank OF Gettys'
burg, a post he has held since the organization
OF the bank in 1915 He was the Oldest cashier,
and among the oldest bank officers, in the coun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-08

I AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers
l for sale the land on which he resides
Said land is situated in the county OF Cupeper,
! five miles east OF the Court house Immediately
on the main road leading from that place TO
! Fredericksburg. II adjons the lands OF [. 1.
| Beckham. w. J. Fife, Mrs J I. Finney and
others There are, by recent survey FOuR
! HUNDRED AND TWO ACRES OF which
/ three hundred and twenty-five are in one body
| or tract, about two hundred and ninety being
cleared The remainder of eighty acres Is de.
tached from, but OF convenient access 10 the
! former. furnishing an abundance OF fine WOOD
! AND TIMBER.
The soil is of the very best description in the
nei ghborhood in which the land is situated
It's native strength and susceptibility OF improve
ment to an almost unlimited extent, combined
with the facility OF access 10 the markets OF
Richmond Alexandria and Fredericksburg
the proyerbla healthineSs and the beautiful seem
cry OF the whole region offers an nducement 70
/ purchasers that can scarcely be surpassed any
where.
| The improvements already on the place can,
with a moderate outlay of money, be made am
| pie and suitable for the handsome accom-
mediation OF large family At present, the
m DWELLING HOUSE is comfortable and
All convenient one, containing elsht io"h'7' III
! GLIDING the basement The outbuildIngs are
inferior. There is good orchard on the place;
a well of fine water in the yard, and a spring
! convenient TO the house
Further information as TO price, terms OF sale,
&c. will be promptly given by the subscriber IN
response 10 applicants, addressed 10 him through
mail at Stevensburg post office, or in person up
on the place, which he will take pleasure IN
| showing to any one wishing TO purchase.
VIM L. ANDERSON.
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The Inst Governor OF Kansas.

Governor Denver, though scarcely warm
in his office at Lecompton, is already beoom-
ing fated. The Lecompton Star, pro'slaVe'
~ paper, thus makes the first move for his eI,
pulsion:
Denver has given up the arms Of the ter
ritory to the outlaws from Lawrence. The
very first ac. is a yielding to the rebellion
Our opinion may be impulsive, but We
think this is the straightest backing out we
have ever heard Of Denver will he decapi-
toted -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-08

ITEADOW FARM FOR SALE offer at
wi Private Sale, my FARM lying IN the
| County OF prinee-W illiam, adjoining the and
! OF Judge Tyler, and Immediately on the Turn
pike Road leading from Alexandria TO Warren
/ ton, and two and half miles from Gainesville,
| a Depot on the Manassas Gap Railroad, thirty
! five miles distant from Alexandra; which
place can be reached in two hours on the Cars.
This Estate contains NINE HUNDRED
| AND FORTY.ONE AND A HALF ACRES,
about four hundred of which are in Wood and
| timber The balance is cleared, and divided IN
! to nine Fields, all OF them well watereh by last
! ing Springs. Broad Run--a large and never
| failing mountain stream-passes through the
/ Estate from West TO East, bordering which
! is a beautiful Meadow OF one hundred acres. now
well taken in Timothy and blue grass, and not
only valuable as a Meadow, but highly useful
| for grazing purposes. The uplands are rolling
and susceptible OF any degree OF improvement.
/ ia The Improvements are large and com
- M odious DWELLING, with seven spa
cious rooms, four above and three below stairs,
and the necessary out-hOuses. Surrounding the
yard is a large and tlourishing Orchard OF APP
/ pies Pears Peaches, Cherries, ApricOts &c, Of
/ the finest varieties and many OF them IN full
/ bearing Country Stores are numerous and con-
venient The neighborhoOd IS unsurpassed by
any in the State tor health, and affords the best
Society.
| Those wishing to purchase fine country re-
| sidence. will do well To call and examine this
| Estate
For further information, address Judge Il.
Collins Lee Baltimore, Md, OF the subscriber,
DR. JAS. w. F. MACRAE.
puckIapJ pr VIM Co Va an lA-poff