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" demonstrated that that the lanc",, mercury and
all other internal drug medicalihn' may he Ibid :
side with abiding benefit - posterty. Wherever
these rlachnes hnve been Introduced, they excite
the highest wer1der and praise The apparatus il
adapted to prevent. relieve aud cure eve disease
incident 10 liunanitv,- particularly all II use
painful and formidable diseases which have tor
centuries hHflled the proIoundesi earnn! and skill
OF uhysicirns.
From whntcver cause there may he an excess o
deficiency uf the nerv0ns fnd-pro1urlng an eN-
cess or deficiency cf the acids and alkaline secre-
to1s-thc magne tc prirci les OF the system rre de-
ranged. and can only be safely restored to their
normal condition by an app!icatinu OF nngueto e.
ectrciy by mean o. Dr. Dickinson's Magnetic
f. eclrir Machine. lhi' apparatus will pusilvcIy
prevent, ard speedily relieve and cure Cons ump
ton ScIoula. Rheumatism. Pal, les. Neuralgia, Sp.
nal Disc ses, and all other painful malHdips, hdw-
ever hop, less andot long s'auding. fhey emi.
par jcuary where the constitution has been hrrk, n
which TOO many uf the young Of both sexes are 80
.amentahly prone
pr. bickihson's Masne'o Electric Machine is
without the dangerous complications OF batteries
and ncids which ilc alone ren'lers il superior TO
all Others on the score u neatness, cleanliness, safe
" and utility II is. in fact. handsome parI OF
nnment mny he a. Piled va chlld and will last a
lie time, To the great snvng oil Doctors bills, N C.
Price OF the MaehlneSlO.
1t vii be safely packed and sent to any part OF the
| United States. S,ld who eSale ard retail Mt The
| Fle,licahOfice, No So North Sew. nth Street. Pha
lphia Address,
| A. G. DICKINSON, M. D. Z
| ma29 '51-iy s1r Hn
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PsAN0s a. EfELODEONs.

,--e-s.zs--,s HAVING OPENED A DEPOT FOR
sE5sss-1-tE the ule ok ri AN0S and Child Il Bsll-
EY4 G!op's MELODEONS. The undersigned
invites the publ, t. call and examine his instru-
ments.
They are OF superior make, second to none and
sold ut extremely tcw pic, s-hence undoubed sat
staclion is given TO purchasers, so, come and sec
before buying elsewhere.
y number I instruments always on hand for ex-
animation and competition All instruments war.
ranled Old Pianos taken in exch nce.
c. MULLER,
Market street, Steubenvie.
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.er Ell. &. Siemmons
ii At his old stand again,

:, pared TO do all kinds of Black Horse
thging, &C., in the best manner, and on the
ieniasonable terms. He keeps constantly on
act I'd for sale cheap, the following articles;
;nr;horsc Wagons, and Buggles,
y and Speer's lion center Flows,
1oubls shovel plows,
aea tooth Cultivatcrs.
ligidll keep an assortment Of plows and point.
wnetiy on hand He can furnish hillside ant
,..tt plows, on the shortest noIlce.
(, q. April %. l954.-t;.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-17
TOHN ENGLISH GOODRICH. THOMAS DIXON
New Philadelphia boundary ano
Ma chine Works.
Tuscaruwas County, Ohio,
Manufacturers oi all kinds ol Stationary aud

Manufacturers o all kinds oil Stationary aud
portable
Steam Engines,
and Roilers, Mill Gearing for Saw und Grist Mills,
complete reaction Water Wheels, shaltng and pull
lies Turning Luths for iron. and wood, mechanics
tools. pcrews cutting. turning boring and finishing
ali kinds cast ard wrought non work, cast and
wrought iron Fencing, cast iron posts, window caps
and sllls for houses 'ailroad works &c; III short,
they are prepared to do all kinds OF work usually
done in foundrios and Machine shops. Also.
Horse powers, &cparatOrs,
Corn Shelters 81 aw cutters horse rakes, and cast
plows OF all descriptions. The fatest improved
premium Steel plows, which took the first pTomlum
al the Ohio State Fair in 1855. Also,
LcaVIsl'S Corn and Cobb RHi2f.
This received the first premium" in thorough
contest with The 'Lile Giant" and the "Star Mill
at the late state Fair in Columbus, thus proving its
superiority over all others. They are manu- actured
by us only for the counties of Coshocton, Harrison
Carroll and Tuscaraw0s.
g'hYesssiEsg Machine, and Flow
Castings Coal stoves, Hollow ware, &c, always on
hand and made to older on short notice
Braas castings OF all kinds made and finished in
the neatest manner aud on shortest notice
ENGLISH, GOODRlCll& g. DIXON
w. LCRsnOX, Sup't.
June II, lS5b-t.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

yINuE sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have Lscn
i taxed their to produce this lest perfect
purgltive which is known to man lnn'nernble proofs
are shown that these FILLS have virtues which surpass in
excellence the ornary medicines and that they win
precedentedly upon the esteem Of all men, They aresas
Aud pleasant take nt powerful to Their pebe-
trang properties stimulate tho vital OF the body,
remove the distractions of its organs purify the blood
and sxpel disease They purge ont the fu humors which
breed and grow distcuIprr, stimulate sluggish or dsor>
dred organs into their natural action. aud nlart healthy
tone with strength 10 The whole system. Not only d.
they cure the everyday complaints Of every body but
also formidable ard dangerous diseases that have banpd
the best of human skill While they produce powerful
effects they the time in diminished doses ths
safest and phyc that be employed for children
Being sugarcoated they pleasant to Rle and being
purely vegetable are free from any risk Of harm. Cures
have been made which srpass belief were they not sab
sanatcd by Of such exalted position and character
as to orbhi the suspicion of untruth. Many eHihont
eergymru physicians have lent their names to crts
to the public the reliability Of my remeesi while others
have sent the OF their s0nyict that my
Preparations contribute Immensely to the relief Of My
afflicted, suffering fellow-nen. 4H..g
The Agent below naued is psasts to furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their nss aid
certificates of their cures, OF the following compaints
Cosycncss Billions Complaints Rlleunlatisn'. Nrspasp
Heartburn Headache arising from foul stomach, Snu-
sa lndgesiin Morbid nactiUn Gf the Bowels aud lniu
arising theefrOm Fiaulcncy loss of Appetite all Oict-
ous aud Cuaneins Dsca,es which requre an eNac''ant
medicine Scrafua Kings LN They also. ty purity
ing he hnod and stimulating the system enre inany
complaints which it would not be supposed they cena
reach such Deafness Partial Blndtiess Neuralgia and
Nervous IritabiiY Deiangemens OF ii' Liver hl'd hlt
neys Gut an other Kindred complaints arising nom
low of the body or obstruction OF its tunottons
Do not be put of by nrprinripled dealers with s"irs
other pill they make more profit on. Ask Tor AFE"s
Pills md take nothing else No other they can sire
you compares with is in It's intrinsic value OF curative
powers The sick want the best aid there is fir them,
4
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S. FERGUSON,
{ Jnfectionary and Variety Store
OPPuSiTE THE fUBLIC BUILDINGS.
(udiy. OiafO

{ Jnfectionary and Variety Store
OPPUSiTE THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Cadiz, Ohio.
O FERGUSON respectfully iniDfms his friends
-, tSat he has commenced business IN the build
nr directly opposite the Public Buildings where he
oilers for sale large and well selected assortment o
eosFLcTIoNARIEs, &c, among which may be
found the lolOwingi
Common and fancy Vundies Of all kinda,
Almonds, FilbeTts, reum and Pea Nuts,
Raisns, Figs, Dates, French urraniS,
Sugar Soda, Butter and Water Crackers,
Western Reserve aud EnglishNheese,
Ground and Bark Cinnamon.
Pepper, Ginger, Aispice and Starch,
Fine and Common CigarS, Tobacco and Snuff,
Puiyerized White Sugar,
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce,
Combs, Porte Monies, and Pen knives,
Visiting Cards aud Envelopes,
Watch Chains, Keys and Guards,
A fine LOT of Common Jewelry,
TOYS OF all descriptions,
31r As he intends to sell cheap, he hopes In
friends and the public generally will favor him witt
| their patronage.
9J- Country ConiectionarIes can be supplied o. III
! lishment onlths very best terms.
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lornElls. .sAyE nYtlpR .CMTlAtkEN.1 z.

Kellspss Vegetable w UflfE P:ISsitfCss"
They IRE nugllable for The eUre Or /. III vi
INT ERNAL WO X WI q t,sf II y
The pe cuiar properties which belong 70 'kfInpB
I0aenges ~ havsinever before been c6lFhinsd u
any prepatHiian. eg are attractiye 10 iliseys asH
,ir Steestnseat Of Delicious FlavosS sstal
rapid; YET harnlless IL their operation. so9posed Z
VEGETABLE MATERIALE.s....~.. 7
and require no Mercury tobe taken before or after
athsm. They do their wdrN niora thoroughly than
any ~ The liaiisenus Vern,fuRe% Of the day.
Il b Il II i; n Larry GA y Sc ORgDl1ATH 20
i4 considered by The most distinguished ffyssisHss
~ be worms afpong children. II isscarcely neceai
shrythersf topat mothers on ffeir ghara agaihst
this nsduous complaint, 81 TO rec0nInen them TO VI
take prompt steps 70 remove II BY he h the 9n1
y true re,nsdy, KeMp'S pAsflLf,ES, presented
Ii such palaiable form thar children take thsIit ~
eagerly without cog AiDg, Sold by u a. LAp4mAN
f& KEMp, SO Water Street, New York. anl hg all "
llF0ggsts II q centsper bottle. a M ~, Il,
/ April l. i557-ly 'f9fsf#si WV N.Y. n 's''a.s'.
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coryeW Tin and Copper Shop.
-. IAEHES ~, eAaE,

n II 2
~ I'D respectfully inform the citizens of Esr.
,,"lty, that he has just commenced carrying
st En- and COPPER busnessin in all its sariOrs
publ in the well known stand formerly occnpi-
havfaes Cady, on Market street, Caliz, Ono,
ba- Intends to manufacture nothing but good
~ sell il at reasonable prices lie hopes 10y
theysntion TO business, and always ket ping a
hertply on hand, to receive liberal share o.
cell-e. --a
fisv, from Merchants respectfully Soiicited,-
a, <, iest price paid III CASH iur old Copper,
0siN JAMES NJ. P tuL.
hef'Ohio, April 80, l856-tf.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
AARON E0RMAN.

gaxES this method TO inform the citizens oi
5,.iIarrison and adjoining counties, lLat he
lken the stand formerly occupied by JUsepl
pfsms, in the ...f
10 aAACEB MAKING RIISHNt S..
thn that he has on hand a superior stock Of
j . Carriages and Buggies.
leh he intends to sell on the most reasonable
ID. Persons from distance may rest assurCC
90 they can do as well at my Lsta blishnient q
y can west Of the mountains, as | am deter'
led MOTTO be excelIed in timber or W orkmansh2
tsspeiring done the shortest notice, and on the
Of. reasonable terms.
ID have purchased the Right of the Pateu
4 tIing invented by Hons. Edward & Charles Ey
-, Itneeds only to be seen to be appreciated
% hope and feel cenndent Of liberal share
ipnage. a. FORMAN.
,adiz, october 1856.
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CaAP, Post and FaAiey Nate Paper, vaIiy.S Aud
&sy vi fssI't''' isss 'tf's' ''pPs6 s6ass SHAsay
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LEATMER!. LEATHEEE.!
! NEW ARRANGEMENT.

siaded 10 make The toliowing Atrangements.--i
vpose so sell GOods on as favorable terms as
can be hal In this market, and deduct 5per cent.
ash paid down, being equal 10 10 per cent. per
AMI q decided advantage TO the Purchaser
ewing that short settlements are most satisfac
10 all partIes, have concluded to settle with
,ny,cusiomers BY the first oi January and the
3. 6f Jaly o. each year. These arrangements
asg Nh i3a WIN. q. FINNEY.
n,t., Ftaaess,hsv a. ,l9s6.f sI fssg st
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MANSION HOUSE,
(SPLFYDID FURNITURE

SPLENDID FURNITURE
THE undersigned would respectfully inform tho
public that he keeps constantly hand all kinds
of Cabinet Ware, manufactured out Il the best ma
terial and finished in the neaes style which he vii
disrose OF on the most reasonable terms.
lie has also recently received from Pittsburgh
! large assortment OF Fancy and Common Ch airs W
Looking Glasses Plates OF all sizes Gilt Mould II
I Nc tor Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, etc.
lie prepared It furnish Cotiins oieycry kind, ant
will carefully attend TO funerals. lie has the only
Hears in town for the accommodation OF the country
| Cadz, March 29, 1854. J. w. GILLESPIE"
| NR-A nice Rockaway Carriuge Tor sale cheaI
| ~ J. w G..
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Fresh Ds'asOS
Maw ADVANCEMENT.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MY CUSTOM
ERS / have conclndtd 10 make the following Ar.
fangeInens:-I propose 10 sell Goods on as fayora.
bic tefnis ae lhcy can be had in this market Be.
Iieving TINT short settlements most satisfactory
to a partiea have concluded 10 settle with oil my
customers by the frat oi January and the Iisi q
Ialg II sacn year. These. arrangements will 10
strictly ndhered 40 Tx JANIS III ttARl.
CAalz, Ono. JalubEs 1851 o Tc3
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MURRAY & LANMAN's

y
FLORIDA w AITER4
his ARE perfume ana cos netic l. pr paredtrom
tropical flowers If surprising fragrance without
the admixure of coarse essential oils which form
.ftu staple OF mn my 'kssencrsr and 'iFxiracts for
the Toilet Its Aroma " az in sxhanstbte as that
ot the ''Farna Goonge Nand as fresh and delicate
us The breath Of Living Blossoms, .,r l
Whnt are It's A niCcedentsf
For twenty years it lHs mgintn ned its ascendency
Ner all other perfumes thraughout Cuba, Sgnth
America and the Wet fndies II has been intro.
due, into the United Suites, in response TO 2ilie
earnest demand growing out its Southern rcputas
tion A cure tor
Headache and Fa;ntness.
Asa otor tor hdhandkercliief. ii is as delicious
a. he ''Otto oa Ro ~sHf II laads freshness aud
transparency t9the complexion; and remNes heads
| ache and ialBtness.
,OU OUNTEitEsHkaS.G Gil.W
Beware Of limitations! Look Tor the mama 10
MURRAY Il l.ANWAN on me Boltls. Wrapper
| sn OynamentGd IabeIii lSeldlty DeTsLANMAN
~ KEMf WHOLESALE dyuggirif, Ne+69 Water ~ et
New York, and by all druggists, at 5p cents per.
| b ule. ht3e .afEt8 y i2t13lelSi
i A ri 851.ly .a.4- s.ssss.-----.-- sr--'-N
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BOOTS! BOOTS!
y @r
AND NO MIST AK e.!

FORTY eases
4 T. received and for sale at the old and wei
- known stand of : SLEMAiONS, who has deci
div he largest and best assortment Boots an'
, hoes ever brought to this market; consisting
Gents coarse. kip and fine Boots, of the best Phila'
dephia make. very large and extensive assort
ment Of boys coarse and fine Boots Also, youth S
boots and shoes Also, great variety OF Own
Shoss-Bui1alo, Gum, &c.
Ladies' Ware!
Calf Kip and Morocco of all sizes, and of the very
best quality a very Superior lot of Ladies' Gniters
Misses Caters oi all sizes aud qualify, together will
an everlasting lot of chdrens boots, shoes, &c, a
every size and quality. Together with lotoi Lo
dies Trunks and Satchels. Also, splendid 10, Q
Sole Leather, Mems Morocco Ladies do, kid do
pegs, SC which will sell cheap.
lhave large stock my own manufacture, ol
nunCs witch AM dispusng OF at the very loves
prices Al who wish gond bargains will do wei
10 call seon, as am determined TO sell and no mis
sake cheap for cash or approved country Produce
Cadi2. May IA, 1857 5. SLEMM JNS.
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JOHN EUMMER,
Fashionable tFmiOr & Cutser.
EADlX @.

N~rShop on Market street. three doors from tht
ofner, IN the room formerly occupied by j. NJ
Eslep, Esq, and opposite Browns store n snare
al patronage respectfully solicited.
Csdiz ,hio AprJ l. ls57-u
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John CONWELL,
Fashionable FTaiRO.

CADTH, OHIO.
a4rAli work warranted. A share ot Patronage
solicited Shop--l hree doors west OF the Posl
office, and immediately opposite the Market House
April /, lS57-ly
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! MI II II 4 q a n II . u = Z
e5RS71s5. C0K11C1r

III bbf.AS 10. GRIMES, Propriet0r
/. TIifS WE'LL KNOWN h HOUSE, EOR-
negIy Kept By Maj. Lacy, and more recently by
szaalnlA AliIligan ywiilbe fopHd by tho travelling
elIliav fOposae6s al the advantages oftliebest
taKhotels The House hue been thoroughly
q ffSi fSsnsahsdsin tbs most approved style,
tIEaeeosalnsdas astBn Of guesls; and tits the de.
s,s;xAstIon IN the FEsptletof that none who may
] = siga with lIetr patronage shall have reason
:nnsplainy N any particularly of 90 away aissat-
8 gsrfills moderate.
- ln1'lnas saksss 10 and ifUntke Doppt free sf
4sszs W Es7si9lS s7st8 ~ 80 ftt
assaxxy h. les1<sr
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Y Z Il PHILLIPS ~ SON. lgs n. y
Milan UFIACT Of boots eWs shoes ana
lus deslsEs in TEggpks Z and TssyeliRg apek h Ne
Nuiis thread and ashoe-iindiRgs gensFaIly yhsspess
SANITY ior sale un assorBnensB the above artices
al lheirold HpndoygsiVc the Pulaig otlrsejE aEgl
redizsn-s pfD IhlEi,5ss aaa ~ ia.a Ilaaa.I
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JOHN A BTNGHAM.
Attorney and Connection AT Law
CADIZ O

Will attend to all matters entrusted to hlm' IN
The county Vi Ilarrsou ana adjoining counties -
(iil in BinghanI's new building, o'ev tie os'
Ou I, e, Market street Cadlz, Ohio.
Iy Sc, lS55-IS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-23

Grea. Exeitement Am Iarue county.

We understand that for several days past
the most intense excitement has prevailed in
Larue county. in consequence of the COMES
sion of startling tragedy. John, a slave,
the property Of Berry Cundiff. who was ar
rested about one year since, charged with the
murdrr of Miss Mary Sbaler. has confessed his
participation in the crime and duplicates sew
eral Other persons.
This Miss Shaler was originally resident
of Bardstown, but at the time of the murder
was temporarily living in Larue county, with
Mrs. Murphy. The negro has been twice tried
but each time the juries failed TO agree. A
few days since the negro was induced to make
clean breast Of the horrible affair. being
threatened with lyncbing-persons telling him
that the Taylor county mob was coming to
hang him.
He says that four other persons were con-
n. cited with him in the affair he heing a mere
tool, and receiving two hundred dollars. The
persons charged are Mrs. Murphy. her daugh-
ter, aged sixteen years. James McGavock and
VIM. Pickrell. These parties were all imme-
diattly arrested. Great excitement existed
throughout the community, and so exasperat-
ed W re the citizens that il was with much
difficulty the officers could prevent the crowd
from lynching the accused In fact Pickrell
was at one time swung up.
The circumstances that led tn the murder
are said TO be owing to the fact that Miss
Shaler was supposed TO have a considerable
sum OF money. 1t is generally believed, how
ever. that the true cause was that Piekrell's
brother was about to marry the unfortunate
young woman, concerning whose virtue there
we're serious reports. His brother and Nc
Gavock. brother-in-law, had her murdered
TO prevent the marriage.-LOu- Courier.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-23
Treaty with Japan.

Lieut.. HABEIssHAM, in his last letter to the
Philadelphia Ledger, written on board the U.
S. steamer Powhatan at Simoda, gives the
following particulars of the treaty lately
made with Japan. 1t provides:
Firstly. That the tax of Fix per cent for
coming our money into theirs, now paid oy
the American purchaser of Japanese exports,
shall he dispensed with.
Secondly. The annual practice of "tramp-
ling upon the cross" which has ext. ted. at
NagaSaki only, since about the year 1920. is to
be continued no more after the fourth OF j lily
next; and our Ministers and families to reside
at DIDO,
Thirdly. The provisions of the treaty to
take effect from and after July 4th. 1859
The opening of some new ports forms an ex-
ception to this article.
Fourthly. Americans may build churches
and worship their God; and religious freedom
is also granted to all Japanese.
Filthy. The port Of Simoda is to be closed.
aud that of Kanagawa op'n'd IN its place.
Hego, and tn great city of Osaca, of which
il i the seaport are also to be- opened. At
Hego the water is so bold that vessels may
moor close alongside the beach. and the back
country is the most productive and thickly
populated of Japan.
Sixthly. A stipulation Is made in the arii-
Gle that opens kanagawa, which is only sew
enteen IN les from Jeddo. which pr"t.cts the
latter from the visits of foreigners. Mr.. Harris
says however. that this will not last long
Such u stipulation was necessary for by
Commodore Perry's treaty, we should have
been allowed TO ramble around Kanagawa to
such distance that the sight of Jeddo would
have been included.
Seventhly. japanese coin may be exported.
but in the purchase Of il American gold must
be weighed against Japanese gold. and silver
against silver. The copper (''t'seny'') shall
be excepted by this article. unless it also be
weighed against copper coin.