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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

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No. 3ssrthi1h ST. tup stairs.) Phil'a
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JOSIAH III. ESTEP.

s1rPREMlUM paid on gold and silver at the
Ilankiag House al REzis WlLeH 4 Coz - -5.- I.
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/, Cadiz, Ohio, May 2a, 1851. 595eys .a...
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John Mclean and loun Beall, Cndiz; Thos. Hop.
kinsf MooreiieDd; II. J Phipps, Smyrnia, L Green,
Freopor Cannon s. Bro New Athens and by all
dealersin. Alediei ne sSG y tl &s t,9jfI
Cadiz, Ohio Oct. % ly .,.,t ,....., .ttfF
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SPORTING.

ArWEtK HOUSE HtRtrN, NMiTcu VIII WS9T
~ Ills iNy btINrUn rcnltuvn sp0 SADIE dal" ot w.
-p1f. attend
S,roRTISu.-ss DoUS roR SALE % Ali BREkps
- A. F@atatluge ~ eti crc8Iru Two NtWipHndl lid
rgps months old, ~ inches high from H. hE Wcfmv
nrrgs et hnek bulldogs iuur bun terrier np' " ny
hrerd tour Sheppard pups 81 IN" nurest heed sire and
dam bc Getdntrs maage CUE euro iol usohp'
Tor fis. tor nras cure Tor cAnkff
Penar attention paid ~ The treatment and cure q Diseases
III mi Kinds and teaching The laws Of health lie eau cure
ana pfryert Discusses IN kinds In dogs No cure no
sh1rrc Address Henry 6aiduer, corner Of Rroway an
FYy t,h street; Dogs sod on commission Dogs bnataca
and trained
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
STEAMSHIPS.
II
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CTEAM TO JAMAICA-THE SPLENDID AND POWER
- ful steamer WASilINGTON 1000 tons Capt III. Churchill,
viii leave for Graytown ssn Juan del so saturday bh
of November touching land only Kings
Jamaica For passage apply only 10 JOHN T. ysLvER
TON agent, No Bowling Green, New York, Office Of the
& !. IN sbip VIA
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AN ELEGANT DISPLAY
n
LADIES' FURS
At GENIN'N NEW STORE,
3J7 Broadway,
Consisting Of
MINK AND EnMINE,
CAFES, VRToRINEs
MUFFS AND CUFFS.
Aeo elegant vsrissy OF
CHtLDRES'S FURS
GENiN'S BAZAAR,
Nos. 5OJ and 5l3 Broadway,
ST. Nicholas Hotel.
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SHIPPING.

A rRALIA.-C0MMFRCIAL LINE FOR MELBOURNE
n direct-The superior Al clipper ship NECkAR, 100
tons buhen, broln commander win DO despatched for tbs
above port positively the 18th Novemsr This superb veg
re Is elegantly hed for passengers having st<r1om 40
commodauons throughout and from her superior sailing
qualities y expected shortes passage hat has eyer
taken at the lowest hn. and intending enlisrans
invited 10 inspect her before engaging else where For
freight apply board pier North river or 70 j.
PICKAKD co, rs broadway.
Cash advances consigDmens Consigneas-MessF7
George Lloyd 90, agents for the government 81 New
South Wales. y. PICkARD a co.
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A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET A PLEASANT
IA suit OF rooms second foo with bonrd single gen
tencn family Bath and gas. References exchanged.
Inquire 20 West Twelfth street between Fifth and sixth
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T 3& BROADWAY.
STRANG, ADRIANCE 4 co.
Would invite special attention 70 the under mentioned acci
t3ns which they intend making 70 their
EXTENSIVE RETAIL. STOCK
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER /.
700 pieces DOUBLE WIDTH FINE SAxONY
PLAIDs at ................,.... % cents per yard
800 pieces STRIPED AND BAfADERE
CHALLY 20 cents per yard
500 pieces FANCY CORDED yALENTIAS-
New patcrns-at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rs cents per yard
800 pieces RICH IMPERIAL CL0TH-Splen-
800 pieces FINE FRENCH MERISOs 20 cents per yard
800 pieces EXTRA FINE FRENCH MERINO at..... Isl
Also, per Steamship Persia,
SILK AND VELVET ROBES
CHENE AND BAYADERE SILKS;
sEAwLS POPLINS, vALENfIAS.
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES.
NEW MOURNING GOODS
NEW HOSIERY AND UNDER GARMENTS,
NEW GLOVES, SAUN1LETS AND AlTTS
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR HA-
" yana AID New Orleans-The steamship EMPIRE Oh u
Capt 8. r. Griffin will sail Wednesday, Nov 1883, al
O'Clock r. NJ from foot OF Warren Bills OF sng OF the
proper form furnished AZ the Office and bills OF adhg VII
81 signed after The hour sailing For freight passage ap
- M o. ROBERTS, Agent
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A rsrpAt1A PIONEER LINE. ESTABLISHED Asa

~ Carrying The Tinted States mals.-Ib- magnificent
eprer slsp ROCKIAND 1000 tons register, Sargent,
rnander WI for Melbourne positively October ~ she
hos snaAnt unsurpassed
passengers he noble extreme clipper ship Lizzie spsnl
nr register Ames commander II Al her besh
North and viii have prompt despatch for Sidney direct
Notcohel ~ The magnificent extreme clipper ship
hakercre zoo ns register Fcchter commander succeeds
Ne Rowland, aud viii hove prompt desrash for Melbourne
- tor cigt passage apply on board o. ~ Il
81 CAMERON No powtux Green. S-ht bills for SALE ana
t -, ancrs ronsigumentg CnnsEnees Ia Austria
Ill Msssin MHkEsgn BIOS Co.
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RoARD wA~TED-BY A You've GENTLEMAN, o,
- n. west sfis ~ Sl,aenh ~ beo'
aid office.
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DRY GOODS, 90.
A NEW LOT OF lACEs AND EMBROfDERTES.
A MILLER GRANT 703 Broadway, are Offering he
fbDCwDs articles u greatly reduced prices:-
Veis Embroidered sets,
Flounces Meiakn sets,
Points, Insertion sets,
Barbes. Grape ses
Point collars Mourning ses,
Point sets, IlGhts caps
10 which they invite the attention of purchasera
ATP COLES, e66 BROADWAY TWO DOORS ABOVE
N Union square, received, large lot Of banket extra
cheap and drapery usns; have hand iul OF
housekeeping dry goods al the lowest market prices
NOTICE or REMOVAL.
"A PARIS CLoAKS AND FURS.
The subscriber hi ing purchased
The bankrupt stock u ARMAND LAMoNTAiNE,
Recently sale at 36l broadway,
Has wed his stock thitner,
And wiz sell the whole
For the next 20 days,
Al sstonshingly low prices
Embroidered velvet coaks,
Elegant plain velvet cloaks
Black beaver raglans,
Heavy black beaver cloaks
And ladies' fancy fucs
All Of the newest style,
At very great bargains ,ro r,,x,,,.
36i Broadway
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TyOR HAVANA AND NEW oRI.EANS-TO SAIL POSI-
IL lively Friday, Nov IL 1863. nj u O'Clock The I'm
ted States mail steamer CAHAWBA, j. D. Bullock con nand
will commence 10 receive freight Oh Tuesday No y, ~
pier foot Of Robinson street. r. No bills Of adne signed
after the hour of sailing For freight apply to the
agents, LIVINGSTON, CROCHEHON a ",
No lPArk place.
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TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, NOVEMBER 6--fIfE
IL steamship SUWANEE, Cant. W. H. Talbot having re-
ceved boilers and been perfect order VIII leave
pier No North river New Orleans direct Saturday.
Eoyember6 at r. NJ She will commence recsying freight
Monday November Passage in cabin, $40 seerage III
freight 70 cents cubic foot For freight or passage apply
o board 10 EiIAS. MORGAN, No. Bowling Green.
TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-To SAIL ON SATUR
day, Nov o. att T. ". Freight % cents per cubic foot
Passsge.-First cabin $40 steeIage SO The staamsnp
SlWAsEE. Captain W ". Talbot having been thoroughly
overhsuled receiving freight and viii sail a above from
pier No $ Nc III river. Apply 10 HOFFMAN fENNA.,
I,rnan
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-
- liz you HAVE A CougH. /.

- LIZ you HAVE CouGH,
TAKE HAMpToN's TfNcruRa.
,s TAKE HAMPToN's TINcTuRE.
III you have Rheumatism,
TAKE HAMpToN's TsNcruag.
=, -. = TAKE naMpToN's T4NcTuRE.
III you have Pain In the tack,
II you are all Weakness,
TAKE aAMpToN's TlNcruRg.
IL you have Headache.
ASTHMA. COUCH. CuNsUMPToN. The writer
y mcst highly esteemed: like thousands of our best
known citizens feels it duty to bear testimony of
me N0nierlu curative power uf HAMPTON,S
IINCTuRE Why let your friends suffer and die
~ithust giving ii a trIal! Call and get T. pamphlet
aud see testimony.
BALTIMORE, SEPT %, 1885
4NsssTs Mortimer q M5pbrak--G Gentlemen: have
eeen some time afflicted with asthma accampa-
nied &ilh shortntss OF breath With many ptcMy
oi Consninp ion A friend, knowing OF the he aiing
properties of HAMPT0N'S vEGETkBLE 1lSC-
TUhE, nom having used the same, induced ne to
procure bottle OF the Tincture and by the use of
one bottle was 90 much better that reduced to
use more oil 1t, and by taking five ak bottles
restored TO r.y Usual health. and will say to all per
sons who are afflicted as ! was TO use HAMpION's
VEGETABLE ffS CIURE.
Gentlemen-fou are st liberty to use my name
For the berefit OF the afflicted
ELLEN FEDsu
b. West corner of Liberty ana Clay sts.,
bairimore, Md
Hf- Call and get Pamphlets and see cures
s~id by PURCELL LADD a ca. Richmond; by
DIR COOKE, fredericksburg; by all the Druggists
ia Peter sburs; by MORTIMER NON beAY
tialtim ne, ana by Druggists and Shop-keepers
en- 81 per bottle; six bottles for s..
k-dH Sts
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sss- aARrsHoasE's IuRE-ALL-

The GFE4T PAIN ANNIflL4IOR,
AND i.hME0l FUh Dl SPEPcIe, EAK sTOM
ACH AND FAX BOW Las
PREPARED i = CHEAiS
BcgTLEs 2, 25 aud 30 cents au" one dollar
TIE okEAlEST DISCOVERY In MEDICAL
SGtGACk.
HAkFSUURNE'S CURE LII should be kept II
a. iasitrs of accldeuts or suGden SICK Hess,
az IL fftIuenIig Gu in less time thar 1t requires l.
get a pny yslclap-
1t cuIts aaiu any part Of che system and is usad
externally and int rUaiiy.
ar Astu. fryque nj changes Of the weather pro
Juce IA bad Cold, kheRnatIeIn Neuralgia, cor'
Teruat Fa.n liz the Bowels ami stomach, Tooth auo
Gar AcIe Ague II Jumps In sho Breast PalD IN tn
Limbs and Body; also. etIf eeca-evtry persots
should get bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, M ns-
eI-e Sinews, Blood sno Bones, aud, " lis warmth
eleclr mag etic power, els al lain from the
te4i Get bottle aud Try lt. -
NB-if you have d Cough, use HAhTSHORNE's
PICTORIAL o1hUP OF WILD CHERRY tits b,
best Cough 5 rup in tn, world % and Mcis bottle
Ii , Gu are Bilious. use HAhTsEDhNES ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS, fheF act up N the Liver, >tom
asb aud Bowels. carrying off all Bile aud Foul Sc
sro'lops. Is cents a bUX.
The above medicines 10 be had at all Drug Stores
In Riehmona, Norf tx Petersburg and ali towns III
Virginia, oc Io-oh
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Mrs. Douglas, wife Of Judge Douglas, has, 1t 10
stated, recovered from her iate illness.
The ,ota! deaths frem yellow fever 10 t,ew Or.
leans up to the sih inst, Inclusive, Is s6i.
Snow ia said to bs two fset deep On the noun
taius, above Saratoga, n. Y.
Over 10000 bushels OF wheat are nov af3at
from Lake Michigan Tor 0swego, n. Y.
Col Helm, Consul General of the United States
for the island Of Cuba, arrived at Havana on the
ID lest.
Secretary Floyd, il is stated, has been cor
ned TO his bed for several days past by severe i'll
A bill has been introduced into the Leglslaiure
e Georgia 10 prevent the use of any Latin phrase
10 any Of the Legislative scis Of that State.
Rev Amos Savage. age1t OF the American
T act Society, died snddenly st New Haven, Conn /,
on Saturday last.
Uiiman's receipts for opera performances la New
York last week are said to have amounted ~
$4,000.
Among the l9e cabin passenger. arrived in New
York on Monday, In the steamship Vanderbilt
from Europe, was Il. Ten Brock, the turfsmac.
The Supreme Court OF Tennessee has iuss de- :
ded that the use. in public, Of single oath, al
indictabie onenee
A Lake Erie schooner, 125 feet long, IL feet
dr. tnght, lately arrived as Hamburg, ia 1. dass
from Quebec.
The editor Of the Rochsster. N. r.. Cnion has
bssn shawa . cotton plsut aud peanut vine, both
Of which were grewn Ia Rochester.
Mr. Gabriel Gray, ofGilss county, va. formerly
Of culpepsr has been appointed to Professess hip
In 0lsnvills College, Ala.
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sought 10 be attained by the publication of this card
will furni.h sUih lent apology ior calling public
attention to a p IsOnal matter.
Itismy cherished desire TO obtain such an educa-
ton a. will quality zoe tor commencing the study of
Theology aud o proposition recently made me by
Messrs Harper Il Bro. OF New York, will enable me
rs | hope, to obtain the means Of accomplishing nay
object.
am offered 81 600 il I dispose of 1900 copies
of their Monthly Magazine, a. $3.50 Per year.
will engage to furnish ii punCttsaly 70 new subscr
beIs 10 those who novS receive 1t from the book
stores Cr from the publishers, at the price above
stated eorIr enc ng with the December number
the jeJiHntng Qf U0t9ms,) which will be issued
ten days previously. It riCient evidence OF the
poi uaritv OF this periodical hat il has now attained
4 circulation of 1870 Gt0 copies.
Persons favorable TO my undertaking will please
leave their Eaa es with EttsSrs. swords Thaw, 10
Broad street, or ri the library OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, q idlia's building.
/ trust that this candid announcement OF my plan
and purp0as Will gain fer me the cooperation espe-
cally OF the religious public -
LEWIS W. BUaW ELL.
Gle. il IichmSnd Va
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SINGULAR CAsE-Tbe Altoona Tribune notices n
matkabe cure of deafness, by electricity. A
citizen of thar place suddenly lost bis hearing, an
alter every means known 70 the ms deal fraternity
had been exhausted, electricity resorted to-
An instrument was produced, and placing the end
e piece Of wire in each ear the electric curreni
vas let tightly a, first, land gradually increased
Affer conti:ui0g the operation for some time. the
nearing Of the man was much restored that he
ccuid hear heavy rap npon the table Again he
were inserted in his ears, and The fluid ap-
piled. On remorit them the second time, the
patiept could hear loud talking ia the room Thi4
pperation took plack IN the afternoon, aud the
pa.ient was then allowed 10 rest ugtii the mex
morning, when the wires ~ere again Inserted
and after applying the fluid for few moments
the hearing Cf the mau was perfectly restored.
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s.sy- To ADVERTISERS ann BusIsgss

MN TIE Virginia Sentinel offers very superior
t5.t . q fog Advertising. Ii is a iirmiy esiah.
i,.aed Jpurual Of wide circulation, VITA subscr
bsTs ~ Almost every state oi the Union, and
harm. u very large and ever growing list OF subscr
r.. slnnuk tbs farmers anu substantial Ausiseas
mn Gt lhs wealthy aud prosperous Piedmont Val
iey ami Tide " aier fesI1ns of Nirgiuia-men
wh, have vans and the means 10 suppl, theal
men Naa hny geo is. and men who bus ana sell
farms Ali Advertisements a. psar ia the Daily
T Weekly Sad isIona}ly in the Weekly editions
q ;h- Seuunc thus reaching all our readers We
r, >pPc .faily InYiie orders
Irylus n.1aefa The cash or city references re
oiiiraa f,r further particniars address
sMlIH FINKS
- Am Alexandria Va
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SINKING OF A STEAMER on TaE oHIo.-On Thurs
day morning. about five O'Clock. the stern wheel
steamer Fulton City, Captain David Brckell, from
Pittsburg for 81. Louis, sunk in coming tbroug h
Butintons. The morning was very foggy ard
naZy, aud The boat got too close to The island In
eudeavoriug to keep her clear she s~ung anG
struck a stump. which cut her dow that she
sunk iu a few miuues, iii tho water came up 10
fte tos Of the tables in the cabin. The pa-sen-
gers we're all asieep at tina: early hour, aud were
first awakened by the terrific crashing OF the boa
ao sGe vreached aud wi,ted IN settling
down The men ru,hed iranficaly on the deck u
their night ciothee, white the women waded abou
~ the cabin seeking some way of escape. Tn
cabiu passengers were, however, all saved, tuc fv
deck tassengers man and his wife ard ghre,
children, acre swept away and iost, as wa- ais
Milton Thompson. n deck haed, who weuT 70 thor
assistance. The Fulton cry had about 800 ton.
freight, for Evansyiie. Csiro and s, Louis. She
has been uut about u year, and c s. $4,000 Sh-
was Insured for $4,000 in the Eureka MonongG
bella and Western Insurance Companies, OF Pitt
burg and owned by Captain David Brckeil aud
W. Martin, Of PIttsburg.
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~ oIA1 NOTICES


sry~ Couoas, CalDs, HoAKsEsEss, sc.
sslence Of the above ssmnlaints At this sea-
- - bas The efiect ot hrinxiaxeuf hest OF profess
80 new specifics, and while come few may b.
s,f r.,uy are useless and some even dangerous.
nrfyvrt disappointment, ~ the best course to ppr.
ss 90 coosei senr family PHI sielan. or otherwise
uss Only sven remedies as long rnotsc experience
{. * EKs Gov FOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARA
.5E o. finally the fsvorite pres stiptiou OF an elm.
-. M siclaR, tt soon became a popular family
,5F,ige and without advertising, has continued
ey..y q .ro Alna reputation Tor the last twenty
las la I'll recent cases IL acts like CHARM and
p ,ssra., cases Bronchitis, Hopping Cough. Croup.
Afhnls &C. it is used with unparalleled success as
3, ~ {. .n,lies VIII testify.
Soli FlsEgR WINSTON, MEADE 4 BAKER A
p,rskts &C. at 23 cents per bottle, aud IN an e,e
-, an pleasant bozsEse form. t2ts and IS cen;s
r. Box called TYlEs's ''GUN ARABIC CoCGH CAsDY
neors" sc 27-3m
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EXTENSIVE POISONING FROM LoZENGEs.-Much ex
citemeut has been caused at Bradford. owing 10 n
number of persons beii & taken i'll through eating
zeBges, made en;ally Of arsenic. Twelve
q .unds had been usei Every effort was made tt
warn the pubic iu Bradford aud the vieiuIties a.
soon rs the discovery was made. Zen deaths had
hc Gu reported, and between rty aud fifty person
we're seriously i'll, aud there was doubt hat :
much larger number wculd be found TO be suffer.
tug. The t' zsBges were sold Mt the fata OF i've
ounces for / /. and there is as much arseDic il
ia ounce is would poison a dozen men. TIL,
CHEMISTS assistant, who sold the arsenic 10 the
iuif was brought ur aud repriuanded.--L -Londox
p1Der.
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The BURNING OF THE AUsFRrs.- Mr.. Philip Berry
If The Theological Sewirary at New BruuswiCs. ;.
n. j., who Was one of she pa sengers on the Su.
tia. gives a new Theory OF the manner Ia whti
the fire that vessel originated He says th3
vessel had been making but 2ll miles per day
our on the day pfeyi us to the tufaing there va
4 report that the captain hal bet be would be L.
New York at a cei tsln time, winch would r.QuIit
200 mile. day 20 be made. Soon afterwards h.
smoke stacks shosed ty their heal and ihe cai>
nmns Of ascending suoks and flames ihat grea'
exertions were being made 10 keep hot fires IL
thinks, therefore, that he Vessel may have caugh
from the furnaces. particularly as the state.ne ~
concerning the burning tar is supported by very
limited aud indistinct testimony.
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TEBRIBLz DE.TH.-The death Of the wife of "
II Woodiug, State Senator from pittsylvaria cauo
y, Va, from burning, has been noticed. The Dan
vile Transcript says:
Mrs. Wooding was engaged with another lady
and a servant girl In tscsing down a carpet: shf
Inadvertently passed too near the fire, aud hst
iress caught the flame, aux at once biazpd up -
The two females in the room were toe much alarm.
ID to render any assistance, and she rau wildY
from room to room, till at length she fell perfect
y exhausted, with her clothes consumed 20 ashes
'iedica aid was obfained as soon as possible but
the skill of physicians was uuavaiiug. She lin-
sered for few hours suffering intensely, and
hreathed her last about eleven O'Clock, on Thurs
day night
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REsCCFD FROM NosMosIeX Judge Eekles has
arrived at 81. Louis, havIrg in charge ifenriefia a
Poiidore. rescued from the dormous writ OF
habeds corpus at the request of the British Govern
ineni, having bsen ab iuctei from Gloucester En- -
aud, four years ago. Elizabeth Cotton, the an boz
of the celebrated letter iii regard to Mormon life
has also arrived, en- route for England
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THE LYNCHISG ~ TAYLOR COUNTY, KY.-One
cause that lnstisated 10 the lynchisg iu Tay 10
county. Ky, Was. that fonr Of the wltnss-es the
case of Thompson have died since bis trial ard
conviction, aad others have been th restened II
Is presumed that those who have died were poi.
scued. Those implicated by Henry Hunters con-
ies-ion, have been suspected for some time. and
will, il is thought, share the fate Of those who
were Euug.
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SYRACUSE Salt Notwithstanding the general
depression, the quantity of sait inspected At SYRIA.
use, y. Y, tuis year. exceeds the amount Inspect
-1 duris < aay preceding year by about 201 O0u
bushels, rhe aggregate tor the season will b'
aeariy O00.0l0 bushels, or 400 0j0 bbis. valued
lt S1,0G0 0u0 About one halt the quantity of salt
manufactured IN the United States is produced
here.
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THE LAIh DAT Ills WITH The INDi itNo --UFnFTaI
Scott has iorued general order commenting the
Stilabtry Of the American troops engaged ia the
aumeyous comhats in the Indians. which have
occurred sluce May, 1857. Very Important Te-u'ts
aase been gaiued, and in some quarters the ] :
ans have been mpietely sui,duai. The bstties
have been very 'uunerou.. aud many brave deeds
been dohe aud many remarkable yicfori.-
eon Some Of the battles were fought against ter
ribe odds, and some Of the struggles we're vesy
severe.
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the safest and best Purgatiye Pills ia Cse The!
ast upon the Liver stomach and Bowels, carryins
OF ali bile and every fJul secretion. They don't
erpe are easy IL their operation. and can be taken
Il any time witnduL fear OF expo'ure. They remove
TO ds from the system and prevent Rheuma isn -
II goa suier win any pam, use A %TsHOkNE Es
CUR "a IT, tbs great PAIN ANNiHiLAT0R II
You have cough use HARTshoRNE's CUUGH
SYRUP, which is the Uest Cough Syrup in the
world.
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