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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

TORNADO IN CsRvoNT.-A correspondent Of TIE
ST. JoAas5ary Calcao..aa, who writes fiom Gro,on,
VT, July q, says;
Daring the violent thunder storm, after its fury
had somewha. sub.ded IN the south sest part OF the
tosu two wsds met dryug together cloud aad INST,
forming nucleus resembling very much awatersPout
~ sea- IL dd no, move for fes moments apparently,
the place around beng in grest pertarba'on, when
sudocsy started OFF toward the moth least seethlng
BIKE boiog csuldron, and in its mad career taking
mp ~hole trees and twisting off solid brches two teet
through, emo playing with them the tabled Encels-
dus did IN ancient cave. Tue of this 1t swept
through ibe sf aud forests louder than that of the
ocesn IN widest fury 1t passed Ia the viDsge,
when II descended aud caught Up the two-story
cabinet shop OF L. Clarke, ana hurled il complete
wreck into the river Thrce men were at work ~thn
,but barely escaped with their lives II next caught
the roof Il the church, and sendng ii as though il was
gcssainer, s'ye~td the fragments far aud near. IL
caught the large door Of barn near by ADD sucked
into the whirling vortex which has not been dscov.
e,,ed since IL then swept over the hills To Nelson
watcher, where il razed 10 the groand one barn
tore tNe roof from smother and completely ruined one
of the fnest orchards in tosn. Great damage sas
Done 10 sences and woodland, but fortaostsy no lives
were lst. The lcs cannot yet be definitely deter.
ahmed
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BLONDINS GREATEST FEAT.
HE STANDS on HIS HEAD.
From The DsaSSs u arder.

CllFroN, Aug. 8, 1879.
The now famous Mons. Blondin, whose reckless dsr
irg in crossing Niagara River on rope has adiec
much to TIE attractions Of the Falls, successfully per
formed his third and greatest fea; this afternoon.
Cheap excursions were got up by the different Railway
train the Great Western 10 the Suspension Bridge
crowded, special train came from Detroit, AID
another left HGailton all of which were crowded 70
then utmost capacity. On the Amer an SIDE train
,f sixteen cars came r from Buffalo and another large
train On tie New.Yoik Central. The banks of the
rver dotted with people long before the hour ap
pointed for the commencement OF the ieat. Tue day
las ue bot the aust was exceedingly dsagreelble in
Of the continuous stream OF travel 10 the
spot AL set med aLxVus to beholdih performance as
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KILLED BY THE Cow.CArcHER.-A Portuguese,
ran ed Autouio Alves, who has been employed a.
brakeman or the Chicago and Alton Railroad for
some four years past wss struck and MORALLY Injured
hy the cacher VI the down passenger tran ab
3o'cock yesterday morning, some fifteen miles this
sice OF BcomiDgtor. IL seems the freight usn 10
which he "a. atfached upon the man track, add
Antonio WAS sent forw ard few hundred yards in order
70 sigrsl The passenger Train momentary expected.
This TRAN. however was about ten uln ute3 behind
tine auc the unfortuns'e man at himself down upon
the track 10 await it. coming aud inmeti .tely fell
ss,etp. he wa aEakened only wien struck by the
COW catcher which tore aid mu.llated him in borri
msnrer His cries arrested the Passengers aud they
gave him every attention. We are Informed that ne
VAS fully couscous Of bis condition ard remarked -
tic prtset; that be coald not live lie expired,
understand soon after. The deceased was nze
NAV, and has three brothers living in Jacksonville
He has always borne good character for Industry and
sotriety. Illinois State Journal, Aug.3.
HrsBASD, WIFE ASD CHILD KILLED SIaULTA-
orsIr.-A letter f'on Utica, Miss 10 Tie Peter,-
Ju' 2 ErDrcss, dated July ~, says: Mr. William
Fhrchio mos, es.insbe citizen in all the relations
Of lie, Wa returning from the house vi neighbor 70
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Arrived.

stssm'hP Nashville murray Charleston, mdse. and pss
Spcfor1, TiiestOL & Co
Steamship Chesapeake Crowe Portland mdse and pass 70
Sop R.,bs,c (f Bo-op) Gregory Phil,d-phia "A hours
md.- 10 Ros Faicoer Co. Cane this port finish losdn
for Sal Fran1sco.
BaIk Dominion Johnson Havana sugar to Robert VIII
lisms
Bsik Brszleira Box Rio Jsn.ro Juoe 49, vi. Charleston
Bar Aug cfsr u kkisnd Won Sachs June a. la "a %
; In "l9 spos. hg May Mksa CTocker from Rio for
NmBgtoD, Ath lot ~ y, loo. IS % Mshlon
b.irs M Phi lbhs; Jolly 8 @ II ST. lou. 81 50 Marion,
for Bat moT- .ll fnm Rio JsneIo
bIig sLIbJ eth SurEsD, Ehzabehport coal for Boston.
Schr. sl'An Or.an tD IucserDo, ~ Mathews Nassau,
" p, oeys, 60 ttoD, frui, sc
schr Boy STATE Hset, Boston days, md,e. to Dayton
seh Presto, Huntlsy Mehiss7 days. lumber to Mayhem,
Tsltot L CO
schr s. Warren Davis. Hat,eras7 days sr.in % J. g. vii.
scLr L.yins Chase North Ca oira day. grain 70 master
scbr II; kFraiiy,a, y lm-. Virginia, melons.
Schr Fra kir, MELON, virginia DAYS wood
schr Sarah l.. Smith Poladeiphis, coal for Proviiencs
schr Sarah 8r~n, B,o.n. Ehzsbetnport 70, Newport.
scbr sss, Brown, Eilsb.tbpJrt coal for Boston.
sshr Do, b..'. H,nil'oe, andoa, ? day.. ron..
seh 4 s;rypS. Wv Albany I Iaab D., for @G' Ba.ou
sebr Cslh' un st1'ge, Albany, mds- for Boston.
schr \. Barrett, JooSs Albany mds- for Boston.
schi Pu anIe, AlrD. Albany, moss. for Bostsn.
scbr May, Levi. Albany, mrs.. foT Boston
= hr Auguss Kelly Albany mds-. for Boston.
ScbT David Cox, Cornish. AlAanv mdse. for Boston.
soopG hsDEam Russell Tsnoton, nsla
sOop HoU,soutc, Tbanpsop. Albany mdse.
s,ssuUg America, Vsd.u Phlsdslphs with ship Reyn1d 10
tow.
BELOw-Bsrk L,rs Gibbs, Key we., July o. with cotton
slso ole brig.
sALED-ship Deutschland Ham, ouebec and anchored At
:. W. sI-
wIND-suLrs. W. n w; meridian, calm sunset 8 and
lsht-
In Works docs r the purpose Of having
ehneIy thoroughly oysrtsl!ed
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Nv TeIeQraph.

SANDY BOOK Ang sunse,-No inward bound vesses In
sight TIE BAN ship Du,,ch and outward bouId anchor
lrsde the II OF. Wind s., and h1b,; weather hszy
HIGHLANDS, Aug Q, sGus-t-So u~ard bound vessels In
siEhi. WIG hgbt from = ". wrs,h.r very hszy
BOSTON, AUz Am barb. Maine King S1rinsm voun-
Gorhsm, 1Liosd FrsIkin, Mitchell DO D. Godfrey,
Co. msD Ga weston scir. r. puoEc, Sno~. Havana
Below bark Ls1is, frm Trinidad II Highland Light
Cry Il Sewiork from Philadelphia; ship nes Calcutta
for Boston
Msy 8-Au ships IDez, Milton Calcutta Missouri. Mooers,
New balm John spsr hoa CTonad barks Geo. Leslie,
TLsyer P,iss ola; tisnbn Atche Trinidad bnxs Joseph
Para, GlesAy, Cs,doaAi Milton. Roberts TURKS Island
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IN1RZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YORK.......
Cleared.

stesushp-Po,onac, Watson Savannah II. b. Cromwell L.
Co
sbip'-Sotsc'or Nor Stephenson Mirsmehi, Funcbe
M H.; IbuTDton Collins, Liverpool, Williams Guion-
BaIt-Nillsn,S Jste. CObb, Turks Island.
Br gs-Frsnca Wslsce N0-vss; Clyde fBr) Baker,
NinG- tsss Copl-y Be- r. F. Buck Co lie Mar,
Csc, NnCsr } Whitney q c.
sctoouss-s Hart, ,,Do MiDflsn; w. II Cleare Kelly,
BsIboT hlsud gWue Kr ICELAND, Baltimore Mailer Lord
Ousrrsu, Hsspss Low 81 John ~ B., r l. N-yias
X. tsowe, NJ CorDts Charleston. McCr-sdy Mott Co
Nor'h sst-, Iuthl Savannah McCready, Mott Co. G.
jones, B.cel Norfolk
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ACaRGo or AFRICANS A gentleman Of this city
received letter from Jsck,onVile 90 MJniay last,
po-tIarked 10th instant, the back OF which wa IN
dorsed, "a cargo of six hundred Africans has been
landed On the Florida coast, near Smyrna.
tbs te Be tue IL 70 be hoped that the parties
such sh BANDED violation Of ;h- lev Of tae Ind
te arrested and deal; IN - the fullest N,er,
rslsha.see FloridiaH.
The above INTEL gence assured by CD. T..
r. Black burn, L. s Marshal is true, IS he has re-
ceiyed letters conveying the said Intelligence aod stat
ing Il ese facts. Bur how can be expected thaf the
party volang the law will be arrested, when the l. ;.
ii ,rsha il denied the power and of doiug 80
If this official was vested with sufficient power, aud
provided with able mesns, IS he applied for to the
proper authorities he would perhaps, have been able
10 lIeyert such violation of the law; but II H. Win
his limited power and want of mesrs, il is almost in
possible. We further understand thaf the vessel which
brought these Africans TO our coast Is soon a. the
landing was effected, set FIRE sod ab ,ndored 10
the elements Pens scola Observer.
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CasPyILLE, Monday, AgE s. 1859.
For the week ending Monday, g. i15 Csie -
Bogs Is Of shep and Of Horses mslng ia ads
u I've socA-.od OF lads Of dead
Be- Of hauled By stscA express during .n- .i
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DoUGLAs oS NATURALIZATIoS AID The SLAVE
TRADE.-Ihe Herdlds Wa aDston correspondent
says:
1.-THE letter from Judge Douglas TO Col. Peyton
covers two points-naiurallzatiOn and the African
slave trsde-substan'iall a. follows:
There can b. no difference III the degrees OF pro-
lection accorded by gCvernmt nj 10 native and nstura-
lied citizens Oar Constitution recognizes DO differ
.nce u this respect. Ii person can expatriae han
self from foreign government, and swear allegiance
10 this ana sil anything Ia the foreign power he
j. IN the singular and Incredible predcamen, II owing
allegiance 20 two countries without being eutited 20
the protection Of either. He would accord the fullest
protection 20 al our citizens. In the ConvenlOn the
Constitution was creature Of compromise, and the
African slavrraie was the subject. South CaIo'ioa
ard Georgia wished 10 continue il; Virginia, peon-
sylvapia N-w..ersey and New York. wished IL ter
m mated; New England was passive 10 the ma ter;
:, nth Carolina and Georgia foaly carried their point
of continuance till the year 1905 With the understand
il that It should then end. II therefore, became the
vial compromie of the instrument, e. must be- held
az sacred as the instrument itself In this view Jdtse
Douglas declares himsefto De rrevocsby opposed 10
the ieopeniug Of the African slavs-trafe.
This is the only letter-,nd i, is very brief-or
manifesto, which Judge Douglss has 1t 10 view to
make public. His leisure is devoted - research upon
those great questions which Will engage the attention
Of the Senate next Winter. H- position upon Ter
ri,oIial sovereignty be will maintain to the death.
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Rer.,,.. If Pr.Suee-ArG 3

Total " al Rorf,.-li EOS b5. Flour II So bu< Wheat.
0 DO Com, II $40 do. Os,s 500 do Mali, s2l pks, Proys
f So DO Asbes - do Lard 6Sj b5l. Corn Meal ~ DO.
on &e., So par. on Gaze, 5I7 DC. Whlky
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By b. sbip QUEEN, July a, IS 50 ~. lon q W. spoke
whaling barb Eizabet Glaze tof NewBedrd months oai
With bali slcnsside spoke skp Oanast rserns
n 9th lat - 2, Ion. % % spoke Arnold bonnins-r rtua1
m CaoIr for banore ~ho ypicd the Queen WITH er-aa.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sun-Rses..... ST. S-ts..... 7O6 NOon--Sets.. 05lm
WATER
Sandy Hook.. 3:5 Gov. Island 4:fls Hell Gae..... 622
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m As Ees,e~ Of TIE n. Y. rvss1.<

Sir: The article in rHE TRIBUNE Of Friday last
appear, IN highly exaggerated with regard TO the
Of the schooner Pheoe ming tue Bar a.
Bin bland The parted sad the vessel swung roani aud
hy touched koockos OF her sho. and receiving other
s.m..r bsrser; bean IN precsnous tason
a. your correspondent nAsiosd eT.ssr jet
aver boarded her Resp-cIdly yours
p0LLNER POTTER 4 co.
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Mr. W WATERS viii supply friends in LITTLE FALLS
with TIE TRilvAE.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-26
Dodges Unrivalled Improvement
in open Fire Places, Patented
... March 13, 1856.

TIME exclusive right TO set Crates on Dodge's
L Improved Plan in Harrison and Tuscarawas
coun les has been purchased by b. L. Il a. NJ.
Parsons New Philadelphia. ...
lfit an object to obtain fly per cent. more
heat from fifty per cent. less fuel, Dodge $ Patent
will accomplish it. If it is desirable to avoid the
dust usual in the old method Of setting Crates,
Dodge's Patent will dol it, If you desire to enjoy
the perfection OF an open fire thenuse Dodges Pat
cnt. o.. 2
Old Crates can be set on this plan.
Persons putting up buildings would do well to
examine this Pa le, e. before they build their Hous-
es with tlues or set Grf les upon tkeod plan.
9Cs-Orders may be addressed to the subscribers
in New Philadelphia, bhio or 'Lr. e. WALKER
Cadiz, Ohio et!ier OF whom will be pleased to give
information in regard to the Crates 10 the people
OF Harrison or Tuscarawas counties.
-s B. Il Il A. M. PARSONS
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Fever and Aguel

.| ..H j |" HF II -
fr1rn which mankind suffer over a large part OF
the globe, Is the consequence Of diseased action
IA the system. induced ny the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This exhalstiun Is evolved BY
the action of solar heat wet soil and rises with
the watery yapor from il. While the san Is below
tho horizon tins Tapor fingers near the earth
face, and the virus Is taken with il through the
lungs into the blood There II acts as an irritating
m s1u on the internal yisUera aud U1cretine organs
" the buiv The liver becomes torpid and fails to
serrctr not only this virus, but also the bile froH
the blood Both thc Virus and the bile accumulate
IN the clredatioa. and produce violent coastitll-
tiyia disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomlch sympathize with the liver, aud become
disorlarcd also Finally, the instinct Of cur or
galslu, as ig in an attempt TO cxpel the noxious
infusion. concentrates the whole blood of the body
in the Internal cxeretories TO force them to cast 1t
ont The blood leaves the surface, and rushes to
Tie central organs with congestive violence. Ihis
is the CHILI But in this effort it fails Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the CEN
tral oy4ans and rushes to the surface as If IA
another epr. to cxpel the irritating poison through
HAT other great CxeretOry the skin. In this
.lsn 1t fails, and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted aud waits for the recovery OF Strength
10 rcpcat the hopeless effort another day. These
arc the fits or paroxysms of FEVER ANO AeCE.
Such constitutional disorder will of course under
niue the health il il is not removed. 49,.
We have labored to find, and have found, an
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-26
FasEliOnablc FsOnnets,
ELRICK & QUARRY,
E \ R RIA & 4 4 BU & & Y
Manufacturers.

... CADlL, y.
II AFlNG permanently located in Cadz aud
IL hayingon hand a large supply of timber and
other material necessary for the Manufacture OF
Carriages, Bssgg ICES and SUikics
OF all descriptions we are prepared to fill all or
ders at the shortest notice, and will warrant all
our work. ra..sf
Having been heretofore constantly employed in
the most extensive Carriage Factories, we feel con.
lident that we can meet the wishes of all who may
favor us with orders, and being determined to en-
poy none but the best worImen, entire satisfac-
ton shall be givan for all work.
Our prices shall be as low as any other establish
ment in the Western country for work of equal
quality. Before ordering or purchasing elsewhere
give Us call.
iE5-We are now building and finishing off Car.
riagcs, Buggies, &c. and intend as speedily as
possible to get up a-yariety, and keep our Estab
iishmeht supplied for purchasers.
Our Establishment is in the building formerly
occupied by A. Forman, on Ohio Street, a few
doors east of the American House.
95-AII kinds of Repairing done at the shortest
notice. ELRlCk e. QUARRY.
Oadiz, Ohio, Feb ., ls59-lyr
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oV1eg0 Firm.
JEFFERS & CARMAN,
Bridgeport. OhiC

Bridgeport. Ohio.
W. f are now receiving from the eastern cit les
wv Il large stock of Books, Paper, Stationery
aud Notions, recently purc osod at the very lowest
prices, our stock consisting in part of Scientific,
Literary and Miscellaneous Works, Bnnk and
School books of all kinds, Cap, Letter, Billet and
other papers, varying in price from 81 90 to S7.U0
a ream; also the largest assortment OF Window Pa
pers Oil coths and fixtures, Paper hangings etc,
ever offered in Eastern Ohio. Our stock OF Notions
and variety goods cannot be surpassed in quality or
style; or sold lower in price, either Wholesale or
Retail.
The undersigned having had long experience in
9th the wholesale and retail departments OF the
Paper, Book and Notion trade, fee confident that
they can offer better inducements to deal, rs and
retail purchasers than ally other firm.
We will take in exchange, cotton and naxen
rogs, wooden rags, feathers, ginseng beeswax ana
iaxseed for which the highest iarket price will be
paid.
Al persons desiring anything in our line of trade
respectfully requested to give us call or send
in their orders. E. j, CARMAN,
GRANVILLE JEFFERS.
Bridgeport May 4, l859ly
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JOHN S. DAVENP PORT,

WHISTLES tonlorm the citizens 3 al q this seo,s county
,veII oa qh ones at price that Is comfortable TO
himself and alsgto Ais lgslcmeIa shop lew
doors soutl VI the depot Market street, CadIz, Y.
a GOOD nrtrle Of 'MeaT and sWUtneffs Morocco
Shoes kept con staRy on baud
C,ndiz, May IL 1852 "
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Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.
DIR. ROB AGK'S
SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.


When DIR Robaek the ceIebrat cd Swedish Phys. |
icisn introduced his Blood Pnrifer and Blood Pills
in the United States SGT forth IN PLAIN language
their cura tive properties. This was years ago,-
The task OF recommending them has since neen
taken ont of his banda. Enlightened men whose
character for sound Judgment and philosophy. gives
their opinions weight in the community, men who
observe reflect, and make assurance doubly sure
before they decide--are everywhere approving ana
urainp the use Of these wonderful Prepara uohs.--
All who confde In the wisdom and honesty OF this
class orgwho chose to investigate for themselves
are no . of one mind on this important subject;
DR.. Roback invites the attention OF the sick TO
ORIGINAL LETTERS, sA... "a.
rom members of the Medical Profession, Editors
of public Journals we'll kn, wn Merchants and + ar
mers and Ladies of the highest respectablhty, CIV
jng accounts ofexuaordnary cures wroIghtbyt he
remedies, Of which cures they themselves were
EYE WITNESSES. ,es .-ar rsrs
These parties NAV be consulted personally orby
those who have any doubt upon The subject. ] be
evidence in the possession OF " hoback, whlchls
at ali times accessible to the public, establishes the
following ,'f@ FACTS:
That the Blood Puriher and Blood Pills have been
proved e,S.,s,c Dy aI,etS cs,SsFAiN n NO MINERAL;
That they cure the almost universal complaint.
s.s 4 DYSPEPSlA sEg,f
with unerrng certainty, and In very short time
'Fhst after all other medicines have proved useless
''S' Nv LIVER COMPLAINTS,
and rest ore the hesth and strength OF the sufferer
That !, EEg.- a,s1. .!
SICK FEMALES,
who haveangmshed for years n'heIpless weak :
ness and dependency recgperate with great rapid
ityunder their. inyigorating operatl0n. That all
sexual disabilities are removed by their cordial aad
gentlystmuiptirg FT1p critics Lnatthey recruit
~ SHATTERED GONslliV ll3NS,
however they may have been TITLED WIN and abus
ed that their direct tendency is tolengt henIe and
render it enjoyabie That opers.ing directly upon
the poison o ! dseasean me me n,oag oS 1n'y
-. CAUSE SOON 10 HEAL
and discharge from the system every talnl OF SeFot-
ula whether hereditary 9 or 15 9erglses n, @ E9sthey
RECRUIT FkfallEt5I III AEBlD~F
and thai there is nosdisease OF the Stomach and
Bowels, ihe liver, the aer vonS isy sfehi, ihesklH
glands or muscles. in 'whlahs1heg 90 uot give
prompt relief and, the very
ctadelaof life has been invaded4) effect apalnless
and perfect cure sa' .s!ss' So ..@ -
Bear in mind that the scandicaviantV i vegetable
Blood Pills are endofseniO " " ,Hoas
ands OF living Witnesses Mho, n4%ltefa aIHuaVits'
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On the last day of the Fair, when the
property was being removed from the Floral
Hail. some person, through mistake Gas we
suppose) carried away pair OF GentIeman's
woolen knapped Gloves, which had been left
on exhibition. Any person finding them
selves in possession of said Gloves, will please
leave them with me OF at either Of the print
ing Offices in Cadiz.
JACOB JARVIS, Secretay.
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HENEY K Lisr... RoBT. soKRisoN....w. q. LOGAN
LIST, MORRISON & CO.
Successors to LIST & HOWELL and H. K. LIST
Wholesale GrOeers aud Produce
- t=... Dealers,

Nos. IS and SO, Nam 6treet, /
WHEELING, Va.
WE desire TO state to the friends OF the late
w firms, and TO the trade generally, that We are
in possession of the most ample facilities for the
transac ton Of a Wholesale Grocery and Produce
Business We are determined to execute all or.
ders entrusted to our care, with fidelity and prompt
ness and on the most favorable terms.
...-...-. LIST, MORRISON & CO
NJ-Those haxing unsettled accounts with the
late firms Of Henry X. List q Co., or List & How
ell will please take notice, that Henry K List, hav-
ing purchased the entire interest OF A Allen How
ell, in said firms, Mr. Howell retiring from busi'
nessl is alone authorized to make settlement.
Mhnnlinn Ian lAhQ lV-
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FRESEA GROCERIES,
AT
GEORGE & WILSON'S,

EEfE have on hand, and are now receiving from
w the South and East, the largest Stock OF
Groceries ever brought to Cadiz, to which we wish
tn call the attention of Retailers and others wish.
ing 10 purchase for their own consumption We
are de ermincd to sell as low if not lower than
either SeubonyiIle or Wheeling prices. Our stock
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p =
rT1IlE undersigned would invite the attention of
farmers to Harris improved Portable Suggr
Evuporntor for making Sugar direct from the juice
OF the Chinese Sugar ane, Patented, January ID,
1889. This Evapofator is superior 10 any other in
use, being provided wi tn heating skming strain
ing ceparlm0nts, valves and danpers, giving per
feet control over the boiling process and no dnhge
of scorchng. The Juice flows constantly into one
end Of the Eyaporntor and honey like syrup flows
constantly from The oter end, the Juice being cx'
posed to the action Of heat only from 30 to 30 min.
utes. Price $40. VIII boil from 10 TO 90 barrels
OF Juice per day, Terms talt of the price with
the crder-the balance on shipment Orders should
be sent in earlyto avoid disappointment as no more
will be mace than is ordered. E-HaEe
A Bargain.
Twill sell one Eyaporator for $50 to the buyer
who will leave it in Ctdiz on exhibition from The
20th Of Aug ustuntiI the 10Th of September. am
agent for and will sell at manufacturers prices
Douglas Improved PTemiem Sugar Cane Mills, the
bestthat are made | will mail circulars with cut
ahd description of the Evoporator and process Of
Sugar making with other information desired OH
the subject Tree TO those sending their addfesslo
.t. NJ. IlARRiS, Wooster, Ohio.
Augusta, l859.-3m -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-26

\ va Tobacco and Cigars. ail,9d
~ FORGE u WILSON have the best assortmen,
~ of Fine and Common Tobaccos Cigars an
fls ever offered in this market. CO II and see