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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04
Kansas.


Mr., Parrott, the delegate from Kansas
is plain speaking man. Addressing a
meeting in the Territory a few weeks since
before the vote was taken be said
81 have seen little difference between the
Democracy Of Kansas and the Democracy
of Congress and that little, if possible,
is in favor Of the former. have seen in
Washington o reckessness and villainv.
on the part Of the representative Democra-
cy, which would make even Kansas Democ-
racy blush aud ! am now thoroughly con-
ginced that Slavery is Democracy, aud De-
moeracy is Slavery and besides this it is
nothing. Coutrasted with the conduct of
that party, | admire and love and hold up
to admiration the nationality and devotion
to oprincipe of the Republican party. Aud
| could not help contrasting the reckless
ness and decentralization of the one. with
the independence and intelligence of the
other. Which of the two parties to
choose between, no Kansas freeman can
hesitate, in view of the light now before
him for, from the one an electric sympa-
thy flows out to this people--while the 9th.
er, with q broken treasury, a disbanded
and divided party, hardly form respectable
opposition 10 those who wish to restore the
Government to its ancient and honorable
principles.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

Tax a neighbours good Offices as seldom
as possible "Do not ride free horse TO
death" is trite but good advice. Rely upon
your own resources as much as possible
Human nature delights ia novelties, hence
look ont that an opportunity for your neigh
Dor TO serve you Is a novelty
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

Among the many messages manufactured
to help out the deficiencies of those that
have passed between the Queen and the
President, the following are not hsd:-
The QUEEN's MESSAGE Buchan.
an: l send this by my rope.
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY-'Dear Ticto
ria: / send this TO Europe.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

The Of unArmed and unoasnding msn In South
sn Kansas took place tho As d cygus the French
soyagsvA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

The Philadelphia North Americas hsr-
rates a couple Of amusing Incidents Of the
cable celebration in that city
"In coming down Race-st., in the morn
ing, We saw an enthusiastic English gentle
man standing on his doW step. d zig brass
dinner bell in each hand. which be rang
with sneh eject that the din fairly deafen-
ed the entire block. He was pefabirinx
like an OK, alternately shouting, Long live
FER Majesty ? Long Live Prince Halbert 2
We passed the spot half an heais after.
wards, and found him still ringing and
cheering, his voice dwindled 10 a gfnH
whisper, aud bis bald head giistening Ia
the sun like a newly secured porfingeF.
Another incident which ae saw anus
ed US hugely. A German lager beer cellar
in 9Th street, was decorated with eags,
and surrounded by crowd Of people
We eIbo&ed our way TO The centre. and
found keg Of lager uouuled on the side
walk, whose contents the proprietor was
disfFibating among tho crowd. 'XVost
tome here, shentIemens goost yog coonls
DO aud drinks; You be so nelcQme as
never was + Saying which. the rubleund
Tenfon reapplled hiuIsef 10 the squirting
faucet unsii The cask was drained. and the
drogghty nsuititsde went away satisfied"
The United States fhiHt II PhiIads,phis
was robbed by some gem lAssss.ssT Fisitefts
on Tuesday, Of several rare coins. two 6fly
dollar pieces, one ring worth 81 lour taeu-
~ dollar gold pieces, one twenty dollar
Galifornia gold coin and one twenty-five
dollar gold piece The scamps eileeied lbe
robbery by means Of q false key, pitb
which they unlocked the eabiEet curing ths
momenGary abstlics of Tn attendaat TNo
Of the SOLDIERS were aitefwFds tfrestsd
easr II Is uos High Crimes. such as rob.
berieu aud MURDER which destroy Tue
peacS Of seciely, 90 mnct as iho 1iI'pe>
gossip. family qQafrels. ieAlods'ss and b|cI.
eriaea. helmeen neichbnls.N11L 111nsn1Is
and talilinR, which are tie eanko& ~. o1I1
into Oh social hsppiness
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AshTabula r. O.-CIosing OF nImiIs.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE-The Mail

N<OOl VI 1GG NO1IOG.- Il HO uhuh
going East will close at 10 O'Clock and Is minutes
aud mail West will close at o'clock and 80 Minutes A. the
Southern Mail coses at and the mail TO Jefferson at IL
NJ. Elk Greek MALL via Plymouth Tuesdays st 30,
Office open daily from NJ to week days, and
Sundays. from 70 TO ] ". until further notice.
Aslltabula May 10Th, 1858. Z. c. ROOT, P. N.
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Committec--Wm @. Howells, T.. r. Speu-
Ger, A. +. Hubbard, Miss l. 81 Harthan, Mrs.
f. j. Jones. Miss Sarah Spencer. Moses Bill
ings, Erie.
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Ciaa KIN. sunie and povlly,

>
Boar, any breed or age, SOW
do, a pigs, over months
old -........sss.... S4 80 50
Coop fowls any breed, pair
turkeys. pair geese, pair
ducks sssss......s..... 80 O 25
Exhibition poultry owned
by one exhibitor 2 0 so
Committee--Peter Stulta, Waiter Strong.
John II Pease.
Glass XIX. She,p, Loag Wools.
Buck over two yeais old;
ewes do; buck under yrs;
ewes do; lambs 2 so !
Middle Wooied including Crosses.
Divisions and premiums same as long wooled
French Merino, Spanish Merino, cross French
aud Spsnish--sll same as long woOled.
Committee--Uri Sceley, Lake county, c G.
Jennings, do, Moses Percival
Class Xxx. Garden YegetaDles..
Halfbushc potatoes. twelve
ears sweet corn, blood
bccts. turip beets,
rarsnips, lat turnips,
vegetable oysters heads
cabbage, pumpkins 3
squashes, variety peas
MUSK nlelOnp wafer melon,
3 3heads lettuce, vegetable
eggs peck onions 2quarts
top onion seed, stalks
rhubarb G tomatoes,
peck luna beans peck
other varieties OF beans, Il
6 russia turnips. Soc, Csc.
Peck sweet potatoes 81 soc.
Largest variety e1d best
gnrden vegetables s... 2 Soc
Communicated Glet, James Kenuedy,
Calvin Dodge, Lloyd Nichols, Girard.
Class XXI. Fruits.
Largest and best collection
- of apples, from one OF.
ehard, not less than three
each kind, properly nam
ed and labeled, pears
peaches, grapes, pums--
each prepared like the
apples. ...s.s....... 81 50$l Soc
Largest and best specimens
of apples not less than g.
pears peaches ounces.
grapes, same as apples;
best variety ofcurrants, of
gooseberries, quart Of
blnckberries. Of raspber-
ries ss..s........... SOC 25c
Committee--J r Stanhope, o Il Fitch, Mrs
john Ransom, Mrs Loren Gould, Mrs n Il
French, Phillip Osborn. Girard.
Class XIII Farm Implements, .sIoehiaerv
and Mechanical Products.
/ ~. L. - Il
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Agents.
Manufacturers.

GEORGE q. HUBBARD, Manufacturer Of
Tin Sheet Iron and Copper Ware, and Dealer in Eastern
Iron Pumps chain pumps, lead pe, sheet Fsn sheet lead
sheet dine sheet copper sheet brass Tin plate poreeIain ke
eT Kinds rming utensils Also, sole Agent for the sale
Rtewarts Ceiebred Air Tight summer and Winter Cook
e stove for tie County Of Astabua Ashtabua Ohio 4l9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

II. TOWER & SON, Observation-Disclosures OF
Stationary and Portable Steam Engines, Saw and other
Mill Work. and Jobeing and Repairing done TO order, on
short nocc, and in wohman-lko manner sOutL Main st.
Ashtabuia. 4l6
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Committee 90 Glasses XIII aud XIV--Ed-
ward BemaD, Guslavus; Ichabod Curtis, Phi
lander Knapp.
Class Ky. Fet Caftie
Pair Fat oxen ...s.... IS SO 81
Fat bullock. fat COW Q 1
Committee--Jeremh Dodge Milo Wilder,
7 5 Fuller.
Class XVI Mich CoUs.
Mich cows .....ss!.... "a SO 81
Committee IS on class XIV,
Clas xYM Sweepstakes. R1kls oaa COCA
Best bull. bess Cow ss.s $40
Coumittess.@E Spencer Olafldops A p ~.
tell Feayg EL Jsneson, Warren.
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y. PHIL5IPS. Boot ard Shoe Store. Fisk's
bloet, sisn q the Bsa Hoot AEhtabua, 0. 90
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O. @. CULLEY, Manufacturer Of Iiatb, Siding
Cheese Boxes &c Planing and Matching and scrowl-
Saving done the shortest notice. Shop South side OF the
Methodist Church, Ashtabula Ohio. 40
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

LINUS SAVAGE. Furniture Dealer aud Man
fseluer steam ssfablshneps Norh Main street. near the
pnss of nus Earington dali Ashiaeua, O. aia
Esrtneerfng a Land Surveying.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

DUCR0 BROTHERS, Manufacturers OF
Dealers 10 Furniture q .he best descriptions and every
rieV Also general Undeakeff 9ud naIuihcuIern of COT
ans % order Main street North Of South Publ squaTs
Ashtabua. 416
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-14
the Sentinel
Archer Township.

In pursuance of call by the Central Com
mittee OF Harrison county the Democrats Of
Archer township convened July 3D., at the place
of holding elections in said township, and or
ganized by appointing Andrew Devore, Char
man and Josiah Lewis Secretary.
On motion, James Robson, James G. Love,
and Samuel Upton we're appointed delegates to
attend the County Convention; Samuel Megaw
was nominated for Land Appraiser, and was al
soappointed to attend the Judiaial Convention;
Lewis G. Ryan was appointed Central Com.
mittee- man. and was also appointed to attend
the Congressional Convention. Samuel Upton
was appointed committee man in school dis
tries No. /; John Smiley in No. 2; James G
Love in No. 8; Adam Palmer in No. 4; Lewii
g. Ryan in No. s; and Hamilton Birney in No
o. ANDREW DEvORE, Crmn.
JOSIAH LEWIS, Secretary.
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Union Institute.

A MEETING OF the "Union Institute of Teach.
ers. &c.;" will be at Hopedale. during he week,
beginning Monday, August the 23ld. The Pro-
gramme of Exercises will be arranged on Monday
at two O'Clock, P. NJ, at which time all feeling ali
interest are requested 10 be present Several mem
bers of the Board ofTrnstees, Of the Normal School
will attend whose services can be secured to lec-
ture, if desired.
Mr.. Black, ropretor of Humphrey Hall, will fur
nish conveyance a. reasonable rates, to and from
tae Rail Road Milcrs Staiion,-dming the
week; and also, Boarding at not exceeding ffiy
cents per day.
On behalf6f the Institute, J. N. DESELEM, Sec
ally pro TEN
July IA, '5S-6w
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Lon<i Appraisers.

The following gentlemen were nominated b.
their respective townships for the office Of Lant
Appraiser. Those townships, which are lef
blank, we have not heard the names of thei
candidates. We trust that their names will b.
forwarded to US without delay:
Short Greek,
Green,
ss, German, JOIN WILKIS.
Athens, JOHN McCoNNEfL.
Cadia, WALTER JAMIsoN.
Archer, SAMUEL MEeAw.
Runley HAMILTON KING. -
Nottingham,
1Moowisld, RETURN NJ, KENNEDY.
Stock,
Ffeeport,
Washington,
Franklin, JOEL CRAMBLETT.
North,
Monroe,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MNeeIy Normal school of ohio.

THE fourth year Of this Institution under the
auspieies oi the "Ohio State Teachers Ass0cia-
tion," will commence on Tuesday, the 3ni Of Au
gust next, under the Presidency Of A. s. Hayden,
late Principal Of the Western Reserve Eclectic
Institute. He will be assisted BY competent
corps OF Instructors and il is believed, that SUI
perior facilities for obtaining the elements OF a
thorough education, in connection with knowl-
edge OF the "Science Of Teaching" vii, be afford
ed TO all who desire to enter the profession.
Catalogues, or farther inform liion can be had by
addressing A. S. Hayden. Hopedale. @. X. Jenk-
ems, Mt Pleasant, or Eli L. Tappan, Steubenvile.
luIv ID 1883
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For the Sentinel.
Fondof wool.

Mn. EprToR--I should like to enquire who
gave one of tho directors Of the Cadiz Schools,
the authority to convert one ofthe School Hou-
ses into Wool House. Our School Houses
cost US good pile of money, and they still cost
us every year another good pile to keep them in
repairs; and now to convert them into Wool
Houses, Is Q new feature in education. After
this Wool Is taken out, they viii be about IS
suitable COR d School House as McFaddens
Wool House. The small will be about the same.
Goms people are naturally fond Of cn kiads q
Wool, and this Director Is bcnnd TO show that
he ID one Of these kind, at the expense OF the
taxpayers Of the CADIz DISTRICT.
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S, FERGUSON.
CJnfectionary and Variety Stor

+ CJnIecClOGarY auu variety store
OPPOSITE THE fEBLIC BUILDINGS.
CR&iiZ, Ohio.
g FERG USON respectfully informs his friends
y. that he has commenced business IN the build-
ing directly opposite the Public Buildings, where he
offers for sale large and well selected assortment ot
cT'oNARIEs, &C., among which may be
found tie ;olowing:
Common and ncyVandies of all kinds,
Almonds, Filberts, ream and Pea Nuts,
Raisins, Figs, Dates, French urrants,
Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers,
Western reserve and EnglishNheese,
Ground and Bark Cinnamon sae
Pepper, Ginger Aispice and Starch4
Fine and Common Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff,
Puveri2ed White Sugar, NJ af EGf
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce, F
Combs Porte Monies, and Pen Knives,
Visiting Cards and Envelopes,
Watch Clains, Keys and Guards, a she
fine lot oi Common Jewelry, IA
TOYS Of oil descriptions, rsa fveg
31- AS he intends to sell cheap, he hopes bis
friends and the public generally will favor him With
their patronage
0cr Country Confectonaries can be supplied a. lis
ishnent onlthe very beat terms. a9G
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CHOICE OF GIFTS


No. 1913 Broadway, New York
where the ofts consisting of Jewelry, &C., and va.
ryng in value from IS ce.ts to two hundred dollars
are always on Exhibition, in ample show ca 'es-
variety Of Books in every department Of Sci' nee
and Literature tal Of which are sold at regular
publishers prices,) and explaining our new and
original system OF allowing every purchaser his
own choice Of gifts, and setting forth unequalled
inducements to agents, will be sent, post paid, tc
| any individual, on application
Address, A, RANNFY, agent,
| July 7 '5a-6m No 1913 Broadway
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DELIGuTFUL.-The serenade we received the
other night by company ofamaturc musicians.
The singing was excellent, and the music could
not be easily beat. Come again, gentlemen.
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O-Court is still in session considerable
amount Of business has been transacted. We
learn that it will continue its session during the
coming week.
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o. 81 ESENEONS'
PREMIUM CARRIAGE SHOP!

THE UNDERSIGNED take pleasure in announ-
cling to the citizens Of Harrison and adjoining
ties, that be has commenced Carriage Manutac-
turing ia Ell its branches He has superior fa-
His stock will be manufactured in style superior
to to any in The place, and on the most favorable
terms. Those wishing any Kind OF vehicles ars
solicited to give him call before purchasing else
where.
His assortment consists in part Of Close Carria-
| ges, Livery Coaches, Boston Rockaways, Prince
| Alberts, Farmers Carriages and Buggles, Jersey
Wagons, Phaetons, Sliding seat Bugges, Buggaes
with Sliding tops, Light Tr"tting Bugges, Skele-
ton Buggies, Sukics, &c, &c
All kinds of repairing executed at the shortest nn-
tice and On the best He keeps none but the
best of workme in his employ, New work ex-
changed for old.
0ssShop directly east of the American House, in
the well known stand formerly occupied by Penn
| & Harper. o. SLEMAlONS.
| CadiZ, Ohio, ,l5oH
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GKOCERlES FOR 1858.
100 BAGS Rio Coffee 100 hhds Sugar,
1UV 900 bbs adG huIi bbls Moasses,
80 bbls Refined Sugar. SO obs Syrups,
Is Boxes assorted brands Tobacco,
20 Dozen Tubs assorted sizes,
20 do Brighton Buckets,
IS do White Cedar,
80 Doxes Toilet soap Is Boxes CASTLE Soap,
20 do German 25 do Rosin,
20 10 Soda Salaratus
500 Sucks Table Salt,
10 ms Mustard 10 Cans Cassia,
IS Bimento, 20 Boxes Extract Cofiee,
10 Boxes indigo,
25 Packets Java COTE,
Is do Laguara Coffeee,
10 Boxes Ground Pepper, so Boxes Starch,
20 Hail Barrels carb. Soda,
81 Chests Tea,
20 Bbls anners Oil. 10 Bbls Linseed Oil,
20 do Xenia Lime,
80 do NO 3 Mackerel,
100 Hi Bbls No. 3 do
so Or 40 do do
is E5ls Mess Shad,
Is 90 40 Herring. 2ca.ks Goldfish.
100 Kegs Nails ass 'rted sizes:
20 Do@es S'earlne and Apa Candles,
IS do Extract ogwood,
10 do Madder 20 Boxes Raisins,
10 do Figs 50 do Glass,
200 Kegs White Lead,
SC 0 BbIs Pittsburgh Salt,
100 do Lake do
Just received and for SALE at River prices, at
GEORGE & WILSON'S.
Cadiz, Ohio, April 81, 1853.
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NEW SPRING STOCK. ss
Fancy Variety Goods & Notions

,4g891 fT-WIIOLESALEakcf 81 "a
d OBERT COCHRAN, at his store, Fourth street,
II Steubenville, has Just received large, desi-
rable, and general stock Of ~
Fancy Goods, Variety Goods, JeEslry, Go1d
and Silver Watches, Musica Instru-
ments, &c., &C., y
Embracing every article IL his line, which he Il
epared TO sell. much lower than formerly, by
holesale. ,9 le4s s&i
buyers need not 20 to piasbuxh or whsgiin0.
with the expectation Of buying cheaper stocks I'D
Is prepared 10 sell a Al1
Fraction under Pittsburgh Pficess
County Merchants, redlcrs, nnc others Will find ie
few lager or better, md none which cea he solsl
cheaper y 70 be found intho Western country tian
Ii now offered for stle AZ m % sisssf MI
ROBERT CNctf RAMS II
Wholesale Notion and v&fi9ty @tuse
July 5, 80 Fourth st, SIcuJemyiilss
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Dcmocratic County Convention.

Democratic comfy OOhtehAOu'
Pursuant to notice Of the Democratic Central
Committee OF Harrison county, the delegates
representing the different townships in the coun
ty, met in County Convention in the Probate
Judges office in Cadiz, on Tuesday, July g.
1858, at IL A. NJ, and organized by appoint
ing WALTER JAMIsoN, of Cadiz township,
Chairman, and T.. S. CouLTEAr, ofFranklin
township Secretary After receiving the Gre
-dentials Of delegates, and transactng some 9TH
er business, the convention took recess until
/ o'clock P. Nj.
The Convention met pursuant to adjourn
ment. The following persons were elected
Delegates, to the State Convention to be held in
Columbus, Thursday July 30, 1858: c N. Allen,
j. NJ. Estep, I. s. Love, VIM. Miller DR.. A.
w. Ramsey, II. NJ. Coultrap, Jacob Latferty, A.
Lynch, Thomas Hopkins, VIM. Reed, d. Mel
ravy, c. Patterson, John Wilkin, NJ. H. Phil
lips.
The Convention then proceeded to vote viUa
uoce, for County ticket to be supported by the
people of Harrison county on the 2rd Tuesday
of0ctober next, which resulted in the choice Of
the following gentlemen, which nominations
were ratified unanimously:
AUDITOR,
Alexander Manhood, Of Athe%s Township.
RECORDER,
Elias s. Kennedy, at Nottingham
SURVEYOR,
Robert CrOssan, Of Green
COMMISSIONER,
Jacob L$sGerty, Of 1NooreieM
lNFIRMARg DIRECTOR,
Thomas Love, o. Cadiz
The following gentlemen were appointed a
Central and Executive Committee for the en-
suing year:
Central ConmHtee--Asa Holmes, Of Short
Creek; Samuel Shepler, Of Green; John Miser
Of German; Alexander Crossan, of Athens;
Walter Jamison, of Cadiz; Lewis c. Ryan, o.
Archer; Elias S. Kennedy, of Nottingham;
George Laifcrty, of Moorefied; George Vert
of Rumley; R. M. Coultrap, Of Stock; John C
Gal,aher, of North; D. S. Coultrap, of Franklin
Riley Of Washington; Samuel Mack Of Monroe
Executive Comnuitee-J. NJ. Estep, c. N. AL
len, Reed Cochran, II. Boyles, 0. Slcmmons
The Convention having finished the business
for which it met it was on motion, resolved
that the Convention adjourn sine die.
WALTER JAMESON, President
DIS. COULTRAP, Secretary.
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ADAMS Express COMPANY
A.F. nEOORE. Agent. Callix. O.

THIS COMPANY HAS UNSURPASSED FA.
elites over any other Jmpany in the world Tor the
safe and expeditions forwarding and prompt deliv-
cry Of Bank Notes, Gold and Silver Coin, Parcels,
Packages. Freight, Poultry, Butter, Eggs. Be-
Also for the collection of Notes, Drafts and Ac.
counts In all the Cities and almost all the Towns
and Villages in the world. a
Particular attention paid to forwarding goods for
Movers, &c.
Prices as low as can possibly be afforded.
To show the facilities this company have for the
only lescessary to say that anything entrusted %
their care will be taken from cad,z TO Philadelphia
IN "a hours; and from Cadix 10 Cincinnati in ~
hours, and to Al other parts of the country in the
Same proportion OF time. sa7H
Foriurthe- Information amply 10 the Agent in
G adiz who will De ready Al all times give all de,
sired information.
A. II. MOORE, Agent.
Cadiz, Chic June Is. iS55ly
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LEGIoN OF MONOR!

Amo,6st yse.eea on subscription 70 CaiiE Sentinel
from judy Z 10 July IA, 1858:
Ju,v Z. james BoIand, Monroe tp. $500
"a Z. Dr. r. Finley, Illinois 400
z. A. P. McNutt, Cadiz 200
20 "a a. =. Figley, Freeport tp. 200
ss 8. ID. BrOkaw, Athens tp. leo
s. s. Busby Rumley tp. eco
-sfsir' s. Adam Dunlap, MOorefield tp. 1,50
s. Samnel McClain, Rumley tp. LOO
'-l" g. james Blackburn, Jefferson co. 200
o. Arthur Beatty Archer tp. 1,50
10. John Knouf, Rumley tp. 200
- I" 10. F. Kimmell, 200
10. NJ. Birchfeld, German tp. 200
10. S. Gilbert, Stock tp. 100
10. II. Herryman, Green tp. 4,C0
10. Thomas Lcve, Cadiz tip. 400
II. James c. Love, Archer tp. 2,C0
ml2. Walter Jamison, Cadiz tp. 2,C0
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DIS. COULTRAP, Secretary

or The report that Hanna has discontinued
large and fine stock Of Furniture and chairs on
hand, which he is selling cheaper than any 9TH
er house in town. Give him call.
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Significant Facts.

This Ointment Is universally used on board the
Atlantic and Pacific whaling fleet US cure G.
for wounds and bruises Large supplies oi il have
recently been ordered by the Sultan OF Turkey for
hospital purposes. a
Both the Oiatg,em ani PlNs should be used IN the
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DiScllargiug' Uiccrs.

most remarkable and happy change is produ.
ced in the ap9t arance OF malignant ulcers alter
few applications Of tn Ointment i he suITOun-
ding redness vanishes, and granules OF healthy
flesh begin take the place OF the discharged n;i
ter This process goes on more or less rasidly Hu-
til The rifce is filled up sith sound material, and
le ulcer radically cured. ~. t5s. -
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House T,rimnings!

INO those In wapt Of ouse Trimmings, Glass, pAints
i Oils &c., remember thatwe are selling for CASH At
greatly reduced prices 'CANflkLD BROTHER
Nov. 20, tt1E
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CAST IRON COLUMNS, WINDOW GAPS AND sII

So drafts and surveys for Mills fevery description,
d Warehouses aud other establishments using