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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-29
Raltee uno Git3iQss SiEter.
ure bic rcrlhiCctnen MTrCtiAtcn, rlG,hc aus s;ntm uncIrtnt
llteh MaAen pprI lEE ri vcbtn entipriuaen.

ure bic rcrld'iCctnen @rrctioatn, rrthhr aus c;nem unpIrtnt
iItsh @Fa9en Uprr lE9 cr ycbtu entipriMaeu.
Sic InNercauIj@cit, Siure i'm Mascn, Gplit, 6sr,-
bremen. %prttitioit8teit, Atn9(ii:tbfeit, @tritcpiuna, tIutnot
uno HulIt 5dmpgrhriocn. Sa alien nerYpitn uno rbslma-
tl1trn NdUcn tar 60 bi uniiaIigsn 0tlIen r~pphIt5aii9 aswirft
unr N~rlitGNbiGc &ulunq htrYrrNcbrGht.
90frlbr ii cine rein et9ctGhl!ilTc Wi1duna, nab Artna
M icnit0ftlttbtn grnnINecn unb nab Mnmellano has Be-
rEbptCn bcllGnciIten YrpIcIlorS 9~iperbaue, beretft. Sstocn
ictnrs 9yrfCn GrfrI1Sn III ben TCiiltn CurppdiIhCn : Laden.
mar iclnt G%inFuhrun9 in zen Scr. Staatcn mcbr fur Iiritni-
gen ttltrmt. wrlte aus unltrn Sattri1nhe in pieicm 9ance
icrltrcut Nno III o0iislbt inter linen 0rrFen 91ejaa az
ih meR. Rap leint in t,r Shat wunorrba ca mc6iciaiht.n 81.
%9snidattEn lh Ntt0nntlthaft Yerlhahtn mcrben.
VtlonpsrS puo &C iur SplGNc crlpf0blen, cCren Gpnhiiutipn
eurtn Zen b~eltanctNtn Gjebr0uh Won Yjqnbren poer dnHtrtn
NnSlhweltunan III u%npyorNng %gera!heu limb. Mm @Ras-
mfilCn duNcntiIfltd WrtlGn, Natct cs lElnen 0l aocn gSca
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le beruh9t. ben iIRttnoCn &ciii Nuiridbtet unb in Der Shat
neNt 0tlInehtlt ann StIrfc M odo alnSt Spfrm briuaj.
IL ArnunN:
2e9rrPt Sr9rtitune N!eite aueNcieidbncten NrpmaS bat
0e:hhitesnt N0tadbmun0cn bcrrrrNtrUnn, mqs6alb ce SUI
bill nj I'm NnfdGie HrrNd1!i9 lCm mus. 9mum lit ee nDtsla,
CAP Jl %ccrbdYt'e 0pl0ncnrcS &'Iiter, beYpr SIR is fauf,,
rttti9 prrb!rr. Sine 8ruClAl niro Gud uberStugen, nap
- hrIcr III. ME allie NGtubmungrn.
ynd~ &srf0uft 81. 90 pcr &otIel per 6 9Nttrls fIr SIS
BEL ten einS;9en @IoCnthiimcrn
9enJ2mtn 9aoe jr. II. : o.,
Gobrfontan ppn &rtifrn in 4ppibtter u Gtemifcr
YiiiSbura, ga.
Gn &ihmpno Tirb crite 9iiiitro 0crfauft in 6en Npos
thrte9 ar pD. Dow uHo Gpmp., Nieranber OiYdl. "
pcEerlca, ~ ,Snaiitpn II. Srp. WrutHS uno Nrprrj1u :.
&lGir. I2olinq mr QraEe. Gtarlce g~ilIipluQt unr e. S
NlCuL, unO IL 0NM 5latuE Ger Scr. Staatgn III SieieS yits
tr0t ~ cotr GrCbcte III bdhcr. * 6
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Tempe of Fa,ii.n.

Gr lnctrCitntcr mNdhtn ibc riv TrcunSt" unN taS
9tc'Tte YNbl'luN ouf rtc iur Die fNumsGHe ~ ,hud tls;tt
le'b;u tln!trNH,nc Scn.Uu3 rr bcrrtlritu quit unc WI, q.
piit aus thtr &oitIrprt @lisRl uNt oro al uhlm.
&hrni0 n;rtcn inr III CtniAcl 509cu riuc brccMcnrt yitft.
runl pNn Mtltt1rtorprn ~,rlatn. cic allies btestr u
ANpt'cnc al Nt!ttatlt uno SciictGt ub rtr, II II W.re:n
SNNllN9rn. ltor Nrt mcro.n Vol INNS pIntlth GuSae,
IIlrt. " lem TX Ia { U]tcr;u4r nd.
l."i'r Mtita: Sha,ir Nbiav, tI,jacr Nvfl.
Gdh0rct q. sauces
9atr II. Car NJ ]uuiaclulv, loo Nrp. bfr
NJ II irCilp Sr,I
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Nn Die NiitBIierrr Dos WeianssS srcins
9Srniu Ia

Cine smeite N,eno unterbaltuna, G6nlib Der
ccm l4tsn I. Wts.. murre auf SYlpeitrr. Atcnp
(Spnuntcno ZEN 3lttn Dc,:mbtr 1850 ab,u=
HaItcn bctlmmt uno Miro pislelte 2tenrs 3 llbr
teNinnrn.
Sntem mir unlcre %1etiYrn, p~aiiYen unp Gtrcn.
NfItaLtfrrr freunplidlt pniu e~inIlnen, eriuhcn
mir tirlclten, ltb rebt jablreIb elm .%ufnDcn.
Der &prtanb D.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-29
Ga& &pfbsGt:Dar3 In IIiimd cas-.
9on @ltcrt 9eturl0.
G~orfiGeun9.)

NSotlfBun9.)
@ena On 9~laa>!elt, i'll 9eU59n!ihe, mpbIan~
~lian't8e sSnt1sjimmsr 5a tommtn, IL btt Ov
irsiIl@ III 8rO5s@ Jryt5um ]ssmeicn, in sinem
Srrtbum, ibsr ben jb iAon manten 6ytmter
an DER S6wcuc, vor Der mir tebea, bate Yerpuel
ina'balten Ccsr tcou4rln irbea. @Or Ctr sinner
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sSlrtblhoft unp Hugsrtlsr- SoIon
gum Scrtauf.

Cine an sinem frtqusntcn Ilape ~NeteNcnc
sStrtblhoit, Die Suglsl6 ais Soarrrn9taus riu-
gcrtdtet NJ uno lih cjucr autcn Sunp'blft er-
Irsut, It vt. ia Ter jeBtac Snbater trGutlid 1T.
untEr Dem 9iinlti9ien Sccin9uuaeu gu pcrtnuIen.
NIterce gu ~crfraNcn Ia Ger Siiee ,. 81.
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Scfnnutrn] dcbnnQcu.
9Slhti9 fur SaueIr1ucn!

SSIGtig fur Snueiraucn!
Sriihe Mruntain Butter. tctrr SmalitIt, err.
baItcu td9lttb uuo p~erfaufrn gu reIn tillialten
9rcile gutter II. SaIser,
6te StraGc, am gieurn Wiortt.
nEA 8rii6e bUGInpiihe 6rrin9c, Shmer,cr
uup yimtur9er &dic &C. &C. finp sIcibiam palrlblt
III habeu.
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u nnertnfin d.

Der lntercitneIe ut jtgt in. St0upr, jcbcn 9luftroa in
ie'arh %ss,tlho'ie Huoiurissen um imar 10 b,Iis ais mcs,itb
GINc &U1rI3l 9GI SGr9en ut fc~rnva,rtnp gorraISta.
Yin nCurr, gutter 3cptcnmNQen mil cincm au!tu 8r,j.
Ger nm cublgcm @Itreeu fur etnaisen @tbraut5.
Glg MuFnGtrtlGmtei pOn y9Otcl- ~jnbGbcru II. Jyamilien wirc
9erM)Iel aET itin. SroEt Ni5lUIbl ven NidrIBcn.
@usb,icrlNa prn So9ta'e, Stubleu Il. SprinasA Potropcn
miro prompt bcipr9t. SrQnri6 vGuFe.
SrCaSItr., Gdc Der 3tt1 E.tosr
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SSeaee ~2J2a8cigeoa.

>. Graui. Nc. 2 9r@on9e Slcd, efnpFrblt
ietn rr,dualti9eS Wager pru Gtteu 8,dn,i,s.
ira %Sjliibrn Jipths INN 3Stif HStinen, uup matt
n''"cntltd, oRf ie II grpEtS vnasr prn rircct inn
r%prtt'tsn Gbampagrcrs unp Nlcn.@3ejnen aufs
merriam.
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Nirrcerp ,un yielfNuf

2 dcppen' Bein! Shpppens &ein!
untcr'ribnCtcr crInubt lib pnS biciigc 91cin
trjntcnrc 9utIifam Guf itinen auoSeic,hnctcn
SArrpeu'1 Grin aufmrrtiam ;u matrn, irric
ittrblupt auf icinc nuSgcjciuuctt TI,ae uur
ppr'u9hthrn 0ctr1ufr.
Tim Sa9lrcihcu Seiuh tjttct
s. " arrAuucn, Nat.,
an 9feucn Ntartt, ciht I'M 6jibmartt.
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NamgIltl1iLNrt am,iNen MLbmomo ID. M.n Mprf.

NdmgIlttdTabrt 5p'lhen 0ltmUnp 1t. 9!sp llurf.
Die tctocH 5 oFrn une bequcm cingcyitichn see Oanpf.
l6tHt ,51me1i.!pi' uro pHCanOtt" wtroan Gem y.iitapyr
YHP.tIl'l iVT ycnUbun9 btlteno %cmpf2btsn. Ger Tdarprcis
0ctT&5i m Der G1JH!t Incl. &ctt uNo Stpt So, unO I'm ,}pjs
ltsnrtt 50. - Gir rs me5OpH' YsrlaBt taIen 9spl!i an
HoItl.0 Itpcn 0ttrlog um 1 ubr Pa taittWQ5. nlM.np blf
,H2edetc" Ieotn 6rei:&s nm q !lbr AtcnN9 yer Git9 yUmi
abJlbrt. 2Str p16 ieRiCre 0InpidtT tenusru Wlu. b5i ;Io,
bti 81 Int.rSeibne:en tl T~2hy!iIu III lpltn.
UrG@t mre stiit9! aa8cncmNcn uMp pugf!tall 6gf5yetrf.
YaliN8epre;a H2D NDrtplt 81. 90.
20 81
&e3,tabIt @iIa, ub:riuf;gt uno ptne Buffer, @rarrsit@z
YiHS, @teymre bcru5m!e Gc5~trptlsn, Or. ,{aYns5 y;g,a.
eeunhe a&uerptltn i. !c., SSIgmmi.It. guin!cI :rcr Ey.tsr
Ir;l4 erb"ItS EnO gum Scr'aNf hi SLIDER, gg:.
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SN,ttn otGlt Il cue idont unO ~ { Mugu>b. "ru Sin
arrl9' tlr00icn, Nu' nhtrscr UNI &0lr,cr & buGtn, E&utnt.
tErisn rr Gtrutbal ME. cirle' uor Sitcr-S Chuam, iruh.
Stelnltn, GSriHtbtn, Ntanp III ma =! rcnlt.
Is rncr madht Ger Nntr clio etc Guf feline friih crhc[tcncu
Sg'icrttn rno @ulicnjriyNc GafNu,iiT, irw.t ~utcrb.ur!
all ale III 'cll N0G curidl0Ocucc &rl;tl.
AttnNnr, S. lcScnbcr 1883.
Nchn @rrtia.
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yin Sdrteeper fam Ical;ih eiu Ylab
rnrcn mctn CT lid in rcr Office 3. Yi. mclIct.
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II b I mrrren inei Sruueu upcr MIphcn
III elmer amcr'fnntibcn 6amtlie, ric G,nt ;um
Srhen, sSaidcu unp SiaeIn, Ole 2(upere IUt
9ausdrtetten nnr nm Ger 81 ltercn tsir, gGulbtn
unp SuAein 5u b,Iftn. Nahyuirastu in Ger Ci-
flee D. 81.
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Nnll! 6oli!
Inter'ridnctcy halt fcrtpjtycub cjnrn errFen Ncvratb Yrr
GItcn- uro Nittcntrii tt1r Sudlit6i, lnc fam ,rin,
Nvnccn trrmtt inter crt 9~Untgitcn %crtnGur0cn vcrictcn.
&Ft Naufcn orn ) NIoitcrn miro toS %~&coroCcn fotcnfrct bc.
'pr9t @ctcluuGCr. rcltt Hiutcrilicu pcytcn tcj GstrcY T..
Gctt pccr Ycp ". SUatsSr. 2rcOt itraRc, Iirjl IN yer 0r.;
E~tCNCrla9C IN Src0eitr. pntc &rrrsC N.cmC pcrcrN .runrr
sdcr9I. Elrctlc: Go0 bcitc Gthcubpli III 81 80. mt
lNNRCnhptI ~ $500 yer GnrN. ENmtS ". NNnnr,
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%5ctcr IL

%3ctcr &c3ia&s,
Dc. 1876 SrcacItr., ]5nti:b:n pr Gtrn unr 7trn.
DEM NsHu&tn Yue!tfum rjt sr3ebtt Mni i8r, zap mtin
SdUbz unc Stcjcl-Ea8cr fur . rrcn uRp 0autn mohl al
icf5.'t III, aG9 Gag 10 MID f.cU.U perGt, 0Edp uMn mtultl
5TtHnr.i uno ydnH3.c!Iitn r9mi OF biUh: III wr0Gn 9lt
IN men @.iFlii r'll&!0scHpt &rbeitsR utrotu lut mo BIT
Ii3it o!r : ahIl. Yrier 51la.
Der u~nterSeibT,tc crIGutt lib lelnen vtr,Dr.
len &uaoiA uEo Dem &c h:tca gub.i.um ~lttrboupt itn reid
n1.t8ce Eaarr Hpn t,ttl! "Cit.t.itI SIi.ftIu mp Shut,n
bti'r AUdI:dt c~rSe1tHli 81 t~0,Irg.tn. &tltluasea werten
uHp ldHct t~azQsiuprt
Gtgr9t 0cufeL,
80. ld5 @Ioapir, Woniiullo 5Ctel.
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6rnna Q Ia G,

5runB Stanoe,
los &rooc;.aBc, ,miidbsa Der 9. nna 7. Ctr.
bait SIN rslfeo uno lpOblaiicrtirieS Eager ymn
G~I5nCgcr, 9Iaudo-, &dits Hnp Shnup;tabat
ei1ner 6abrifdtiOn uno 3mpOrtdttrn,
ii or I'M GroEs uo aietnYtrFauf III Den S~illigfftn Rarftnrci.
len abldft. @amtntlit iclien 9BiererVsrfluitr niht yrrf;,,
men bel ibm S:.Sul?It3dI tEs 'e isrt GJHtaufe anp, rn.it,
MaNsn. F1Y9
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s.. u ole

y. JtpifrI M,
9ngroas unp 2etatl NGar.tr in Giaarrsa, &luy
9iaucbs mno SNnuyf 5abaf,
Se. l9S %rQaeitrafe, Stihn,rnr, &a,
salt Gin ~mrtl1fGr lrtce "09er lcbn imrcrrtcr Gi9orren uno
fdnn SH'totfHrFtduTrH rt slnltaitcn gEsil& lclen.
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sen.
q. u. Rivers,

70. q. WtVVT .,
Srpaltr., sriItcn ccr Stem uuc 4:en StcoEr,
S'tAt Dem Secbrten rcuN6cn putt,tum an, rN6 CT
lorbsn nit rem Sh II o5~ertinanp" ~irlgeupc
Waarcn ertGtteu bat:
80 6nB ueuc Scrjngc,
100 6ae nSur .3metitcu.
. Ndt 9ctrrdnets %irucn,
lc'ric cine quite NuomAhl rcutUh;r 1,idte. gin
SS,EpcrrtrfIuftr ~pelthaIe ih Gugtrt lila.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-26

House members have resolved TO hold night
sessions henceiorth, for the purpose OF giving
members an opportunity to deliver speeches,
upon such subjects as they may select, without
intruding upon the regular business hours Of
the day.
The fight between tie wings Of the opposi-
tion may be considered as now opened. On
Wednesday evening, Hon. Humphrey Marshall,
Of KY, took occasion to reply to the speeches
lately delivered by Messrs. Giddinss and Wash
burn, lately dissenting from the doctrines advo-
Gated by them; and last night Mr.. Thompson,
a Republican member from New York, also
took occasion to deny the position set forth by
these gentlemen, as the future position OF the
Republican party. In short the latter made a
regular "lusion" speech, urging the various op-
position cliques 70 stick together, regardless Of
the positions assumed by this or that leader
The fight has commenced, and as 1860 ap-
proaches is destined to grow more bitter. The
battle ground will be in your SLate-botSeen
Giddiugs and Chase on the one side, and Cor
win on the 5iher. Look out for breakers,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-26

OF US and with US intimidated by the fate OI
some OF their political associates, and taxing
counsel from their fears oflosing political posi-
tion BY remaining with US, or their hope ofre-
ceiving political reward by abandoning US, have
deserted Us. and are now with those against
whom they 6rmeIly stood shoulder to Shout
der with us. Others are preparing to follow,
and are even now devisilig issues and pretexts
for so doing. Ihouyh few, our causes is our
countTy's. Let Us not ialter in its defence.
Ne may convVce the honest masses Of our op-
ponents ot!heir error, and, with their aid, tri-
umph hereafter, rs hereto lOre, or if we first 20
down. let ii be in defence Of the compact of our
EtthcIs.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-26

out the postage being increased thereby. 4
resolution was introduced, which was laid on
the table, instructihg in favor Of abolishing all
laws providing for the carrying ofthe mails by
the general government The Finance Commit
tee were instructed to report at as early day
as practicable, separate Appropriation bills for
the different objects for which appropriations
are required. Several reports Of committees
were received and sdoptcd, after which the
House was engaged in Committee Of the Whole
on the various orders Of the day.-Sta,ssmaa.
239 inst
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-26
Legal Notice.
81 -
Aaron Foreman

Aa''" vs.. aG''"'4" Court of Common Pleas, IIar.
Moses Handy, Jr. rison County, Ohio.
and Samuel Huntly Civil Action,
rENllE defendant Moses Handy of the State Of
Il Iowa, will take notice. that the plaintiff Aaron
Foreman the 18th day of October 1858, filed his
petition said Court OF Common Pleas against the
ssoid Moses Handy and said Samuel Handy de-
PENDANTS, setting forth that there is due and paya-
bic TO said plaintiff, from guid defendants the sum
Of one hundred and fiity.iour dollars and seventy
three cents (Sl4,73) with ten per cent interest
thereon, from the 10Th lay OF August, 1888; the
same being the balance due on certain note made
By said def indapts, dated Hopedale, o March 81,
1855 for three hundred dollars payable twelve
months after date with ten per cent from date, to
the order OF John G. Deluny, and on the 18th OF Au
gust, 1858, by him assigned to the plaintiff.
The prayer Of the petition is to recover judgment
for the aforesaid Sl5i,73 and interest thereon
aforesaid.
You arc required to answer said petition on or be-
fore the the third Saturday after the 9Th day OF
February, 1859
You are further notified that an attachment has
beon taken out in saiu case against your property,
in this county.
Jan 3, 1896 JIM. ESTEP, Atty for PHI
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New Wholesale and Retail
Grocery, Provision and Feed Store
CHARLES PATTERSON a

I WOULD respectfully inform the people Of Har
| w rison ecpnty, that he has just opened out in
the corner room, Immediately under the Sentinel
office. the argest assortment Of GROCERIES ever
offered in tie county. His etock consists of every
thing kept IN the Grocery, Provision, and Feed
line; which he will sell at river prices, wholesale
and retail carriage by the ears only added
The highest price paid for all kinds of marketa
BILE produce.
He hopes by selling cheap, and paying close at
tention 10 his BUSINESS to receive liberal share oil
patronage.
Cadiz, Ohio A bril- %, 1856.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-26
Legal Notice.

Alexander Denny,
VS.
Steubenyllie and Indiana / Court Of Common
Rail Ropd Company, Pleas, Harrison Co.,
jeremiah Wilbor, Henry Ohio.
nj. Alexander, ct. al.
THE said detendsnts, jeremiah Wilber and Hen.
ry NJ Alexander ofthe state Of N. York, viii take
notice that on the 18th Of January 1859. petition
was filed in ~aid Court, by said plaintiff against
said Rail Road Company, and them Snd others
II is averred in said petition that said plaintiff
tho 9TH day OF July, 1854, conveyed to said COM
punp certain tract Of land in said Harrison CoUn.
ty, Ohio, over which the track of said Company's
road is now laid. for which said Company agreed
TO pay s2l9,OO in one year from the 18th dsy Of
June 1854 with interest which SAID sum has not
been paid except sixteen dollars, and that said
plaintiff has the vendors lien on said premises
therefor. 1t is also averred that claim 10 have
liens on said premises, by virtue Of certain mort
gnges executed to you by said Rail Road Compa-
ny
The object and prayer OF said petition is TINT
judgment be rendered against said Company for
the balance Of said purchase mJncy, 10 wt $685.
81 and interest from March 49, 1856; and that in
default of payment by said Company, that you, as
said Mortgage, be permitted wi thin short time
TO pay the same, aud in default OF such payment
that said real estate and premises be sold and the
proceeds applied in satisfaction oil said judgment
to he rendered. -.7-.re
\ on are required te answer or demur to said pc.
lition on or before the 18th day of March 1859.
JOSIAH Nj . ES1 EP, 4
janis, ,-'E9.Ct AIRY for Plaintiff.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-26
CATALOGUE OF DISEASES.

Consumption in the first and second stages.
Bronchitis
Asthma
IarynGitis
Sore Throat
Splitting oi Blood
Enlarged TOnss
Dropsy Of the Head
Dropsy OF the Belly or Womb
General DrCpsy
Dropsy OF the Heart
propsy OF the Scrotum
All diseases Of the Liver
Disease Of the Kidneys
Diseases OF the Spleen
Enlargement OF the Heart
lalpitation OF the cart
Dyspepsia
Piles and Fistula
Abscess
Fever sores
Scrotula, or KingG Evil
Hip Disease
White sweilings
rheumatism and Gout
Neuralgia
Nervous Debility
Epilepsy. Falling sickness, or Fits
Catalepsy
Hysteria, and night mare
st. Vitus Dance
Palsy
Salt Rh3um
Diseases of the Bladder
Stone in the Bladder or Gravel
Cancer cured withont the use nr the K,;re
Cataract OF the Eye
Melancholy
In .anitv. or mental dernnpemont
Feinting or swoopng
AuopIcxy
Jaundice
Chronic Diarrhca
Constipation OF the Bowels
Wakefu!ncss
Chronic discharges from the ears
Deafness
Bloody Urine
Headache
innyoeiuntary olscharge OF orhe
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-26

Sales on Monday the 18th, were brisk and
amounted to 100 head, at prices about the same
as last week, but rather tending to a decline
Western Pennsylvania and Ohio have fallen off
from 4 q cent, per pound in price. The pri
ces varied from 7@9il2 a 10 as in quality
About 400 cows were sold at the usual prices
There were 500 sheep in market at $3@6 per
head, equal to 9@lo cents per pound; market
lively.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-26
PAINTING
BENJAMIN Watkinson.

OFFERS his services to the citizens OF Cadz and
urrornding country, in the artof
House Painting, Draining, Paper
Hanging, Vanishing,
and all kinds OF Imitation in Wood, Stone and Mar.
bic, Also, Sign painting attended 10, on the most
reasonable terms
Those wishing to have Painting done in the best
ard most modern style, would do we'll to give him a
call. as e endeayors to do his work in neat, sub
stantlal, and workman-like manner.
Cndiz Ohio. Nav II IB56-ly
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In the treatment Of the following diseases, Dr.
Hardman invites consult alton, for which no charge
will be made, unless the patient takes medicine
DR.. II does not profess to be n "cure all doctor,
bat III anV case he undertakes, if within the ur o
man, cule may be religiousy depended upon.
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New York Cattle Market.

New YoRK, January 19.-Beeves have de-
clined 1c; sales at 5@0ls; receipts $500 head.
Sheep and Lambs 6; receipts Zoo. Swine is
selling at Sc, l2@6,62 gross and n nett re.
ccipts 1900.
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Cnhig f.iHrnrv Associnfinn.
Sale OF Real Estate

NOTICE is hereby given that tbs undersigned
~ will offer at Public sale at the door OF the
CONT House in Cadz in Harrison County, Ohio,
on the goth day Of February, \, D. 1859, between
I've hours OF and O'Clock, z. NJ, the following
described real estate, 10 wit: The Norlh-west part
OF the North west quarter of section tkirty-thfee
t53 in township twelve tl2,) in range five t5' in
the Slcubcnyilc LAID district, and in Harrison
county, Ohio, containing twenty acres.
Terms of gale one third OF the purchase money
in hand and the balance in two equal payments
with int rest from the day Of sale.
X. w. EINSEY, Auditor
0i Harrison County, Ohio.
Jan 26, 1859
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been oppointed mil duly qualified as ad.
ministrator of the estate of John Crambett late of
Harrison comfy, Ohio deceased. All p rsons in
crested will take notice.
JanI9-'59.3t JOEL CRAMBL ETT Admir-
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.ialN I.EGsSL AEIRE.

In the Senate yesterday sundry remon,tran-
ccS were received agaiust the proposed sale OF
Public Works of the State. Senate Bill No.
i52; Supplementary to the School Law, was
passed. Tie rtSout on relative 10 the con
Strgct!on Of an cmbankment on the Heck .ng
Canal was al rptcd. \ bill was introduced Ly
Mr.. Caldwell relative to the law OF road SUI cr-
';a2:F -. me by Nr. WHAT'S 10 amend the IN.
tcgesL laWs.
In the I!,&>c dc bll to repeal tie act Q.
April the llth, l65G. relative to the sale OF
s-ction No. ~ in Ga!la county, and the bill
roquirius tow nsh;p Assessors to ascertain the
number and value of sheep X He'd and njaFcd
by dog, were passed. Tie bill supplementary
TO the act Of February 18th, 1916, for the en-
couragement of Agriculture, was engrossed and
ordered 10 q third reading iUr 10 day. \ com
inunication in answer to resolution was re-
ceived from the acting State House Commission
or and laid on the table TO be printed. Notices
were given OF the introduction of sundry new
bills. The following were introduced and took
their first reading: supplementary to the act reg
ulatlng fees Of ShtritlS in civil and criminal Ca
so>; authorizing the Commissioners of Sc!oto
connty to purchase ground and provide Tor the
erection Of Il county Jail; 10 amend the school
law relative to number, appointment and dui les
OF Examiners; defining the jurisdiction Of Pro,
bate Courts iN criminal cases; authorizing The
Commissioners OF Hamilton county % make adj
ditional appropriations for the construction Of a
certain bridge across White River; and bill
for tie removal of the county seat of Noble
county from the town of Caldwell to the town
of SarahSville. The bill relative 10 side walks
, was indefinitely poStpoGed,- OAiq >tmeSDsan
1911 inst.
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JOHN S. DAVENPORT

{NlSllES 10 inform the citizens of this county,
wv tliut he is. prepared to sell heavy Boots as
well light ones al price that is comfortable to
himself ard also to his customers. Shop few
doors south OF tho depot, Market street. Cadz, D.
! have 80 pairs q home made Boots OIL hands
which win sell cltcap
Cadiz Sep lj, 1888 u
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AILEdHENY CITY, Jan. 60, 1859
|. The market for the week has been very dull
and the prices have declined The demand is
entirely local
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l8l sent east.
SllTIFp

l8l sent east.
SHEEP.
lf02 head offered; SOP sold at 2@3iG gross,
and S3,52 = head. Balance sent ease.
HOGS.
$50 offered; all sold at 5@Go. gross, as in
quality,
HORSES.
24 head sent east from the Union Drove
YaIds.
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DB. HARDMAN has been consulted the past
year by 1000 nvalids many of which eiter being
given over by, all other Physicians are now enjoy.
ing good health.
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DR. Ilnrdman has travelled over four years in the
United States, and has doctorcd more lhan 5 600
patents ''@ names OF the greater part being regis
cred in bo oks and full notes of their cases record
ed.
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Analytical HIaxiERGs.

1--WE use such balms as have no strife,
With Nature, or the laws of life
With blood our hands we never stain,
N)r poison men to case their pain"