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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30
Safe and Brilliant Light l
LAND FOR SALE.

The Subscriber offers for sale
% & Ia Acres OF Land,
owned BY tho late JOHN CoE, deeeased IL being the
Pnr Of land ivin him IN the divide Of hls fathers
tate,
THE LATE THOMAS COE, DECEASED.
This land lDyl West the improvements with end
Joining The COe road.
The subscriber now ohert 50 and x there 10 q
body the % aud 20 be sold together and 30 IN
lots are all altogether. Terms made easy
JOSIAH p. BAKER,
Executor Of J, g. Coe, deed.
PePtons can address me through the Tim p. o,
aunIo-om
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EXHIBIT
OF the Receipts a Expenditures
Of Seneca County, for the year
ending August 10Th, 1850.

ending August 10Th, 1850.
AuDIroR's OFucE, SENEcA CouNrr,)
TiFFiN, Ohio, Sept. LIST, 1889
To THE CoUnT OF CounoN PLEAs or SENR.
CA CoUNrY;-I herewith submit a Report Of
the receipts and expenditures Of Seneca coun.
ty for tho year endiug August l0.h, 1859.
+. @. BOWE,
County Auditor.
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As those two votes were substantially
the same, we only givo tho last ono
which was upon the passage Of tho bill
and which was as follows:
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E, g.. BOWE.- -csunsJ a sau'sli,''--.--
TnE SrArE oP Ono, SENECA County, SS
/. Geo. s. Christlip. Clerk Of the court Of
Common Pleas, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is correctly copied from the original
report made 10 this Office.
~ Witness my hand and ihs seal
{, OF said Court affixed this 9th day
L. O. Of September, A d 1889
-~ GEO. S. CHRISTLIP, Crk.
eepl6 4wl BY W. M. Didine, Dept
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SElVHAI H0TST RARRIR SHOP

A nll.E6ralpoctively iriornas the pebble that his
ne barber shop, adioint11 tha shaahaa Hourc, il
,pon ~ hcurI where he pldy 20 give cualnneTsa
sood shave, trim haircut, ~ tlhampooning
stroasonahlerates Heb eonson hand nAr aun and fss
arativs lorlho hair sio BE- good
lhlslsH IA A.MiLhs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30

TTho nttF mpt % manipuloes the re-
turns 10 the Fourth Congressional District
IN Kcniucky, 30 as % give an apparent
majority for Chrisman, Dcmocrai, ,ha8 prove
On unsuccessful, The Board 81 Conlosssia
havine decided 10 give the certificate 1le-
lectiph % Andersoa, Opposlilou Tbs
makes the Congressional dalegatcn "a
kentucky tie.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30
SAFE AT LAST.
NO More Explosions!
Greenough's Carbonic Acid Gas
NOn-Explosive Burning Fluid,


II AVING purchasedt the exclusive right to manufao-
III and sell the NON.EUPLOSlVE BURNING
FLUID AND CAMPHENE, for Tlfin and vicinity, I
oeF itfor sale Al tFie more than have hereto.
fore sold the common kind. This fluid has been In use
In Of the New England towns, for the pait two
years. and has undergone an investigation before the
''FFankl Institute" and College Of Pharmacy OF Phil
adelpha am convinced thatt may be used with per
fect safety, and will not explode under any oircumaan
ces In the ordinary Of burning Fluid. Ihave fully
tested ts merits In the presence OF many cihzeusi and
all pronounce II OF the utmost importance to every tami
" asa
Safe and Brilliant Light
To those who have heretofore preferred 70 burn OH
rather take the risk ofthe explosion Of uid, would
Iay that the nTtole recommend rs REALLY NON
EXPLOSIVE and may be used without the slightest
possibility Of an accident Il IL used In the same amp
ne common burning fluid.
Price, 90 cents per gallon, or 20 cents a quart.
- The only place In this city where the luid car
be had Is At the Drug Store Of J. r, MARQuARDT
on Market street doors below the Davis Houte, Tif
I'm. Ohio 40 l9-if
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-26
FtUI uHy oW hHu

general execution against L, w. SWm. IL. clos,
in nd M avai INST Ali said defendants above err
oil praying also for the foreclosure Of mort up o.
iven NV - id O'Brlans to Janes M. Billings secti
, 20 feet of If tha rear ends of iots 10, ut r
nd ~ b ock as. keokuk Lee Co., Iowa; the and
eff taid morteared premises to pay of said olaf
. tho hi M uis ment of all equity If redemp gag,
therein for costs and general relief. Bro
~ won and each Of YOU are notified to apprar mon
ans or said patti ion the morning OF the 2d you
az the ne XII term OF said Court to be holden on sal
LIST Monday of February, 1860. or judgment thei
decree will be had tn req a. prayed for by de- beir
T. Ill. sGB1f HtW Eli, Cou
ae 10 Is5o.dlm Sal'r for Petitioner. thel
original Notice. n
John Stsnnus, John Hamilton, Jos. Kelley,
I'm. Stannu<, ldefendants1.
OF are hereby respectively notified that Their, ~
q. - hs p af than tatri efl \
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Lee county, State Of Iowa,
nn,l II NE

Lee county, DLate VI AoWHs
inst you, the said A. u. Me
Of twenty-five hundred oollar
secured by said mortgage; and
of the above described real ests
,unt, and for general and spec
ess you appear aud answer there's
7th day Of February next, thatb'
! of the next term of said court,
rendered against you thereon.
w. III. WORTH
|eclgd1m Sol'r for l.. /
Legal NOttce.
70 Jas. Brown and Frankli kei
are hereby notified that there !
office of the Clerk Of the Distrn
unity, Iowa, at keokuk, the petith
petition Of James Hannah, CLAIM
,sure of . certain mortgage execn
d by you James Brown to one
l.
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alt. w. Ii. WORTH
iec16a4w Soi'r tori
10 A. b. McElroy, Mary McElrc
M. Jones, j. p Richards and !
You are hereby notified that thar'
the Office of the Clerk OF the LII
Q County, Iowa, al keokuk, the pc
Hamilton. claiming as against 90
Q foreclosure If q mortgage, exec
81, by A. b. McElroy TO the Said !
irty-fve and one-half acres OF I
.nrter of section thirteen (l3l tow
6 north of range fvs t5Fwest, beun
at the sectional line at
inning west thence about one fou
-. ~ a ru1vcrf ~, sha railroad.
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w.AH. TUCKER.
4 -.,rc1 .rticle nf Siek les for sale hy
"a N : ri rTfUKER.
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. general sssor tmsnt Of other nein

i BRAID, Just received and Tor ale
s. W. 4 IL. TUCkkhs
len, Grabbing and Other no1si
Mattocks and Picks;
Hnaths, and Grain OrAdles
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sraAs .directf from Il nAhsrs, 49,
ash and pronpt III 0srs . u
Thsstosk bsin1 eliy ias8
thy solicit IN sxs1.saaaa g -
e.W. All. TuGKKA,
sign Of Red RsAlosk.
Picks, shoyels, BE-, for ssl9.
s. w. d III, ITO n.
! Horss Nails---a good STOCK
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10 ~ oU
do u 9 90
6, 7 Is 7ss
|, ass, 10, III, II. ID do 900
Block ID 5 10
Is I5 3 90
do 10 3 80
l.. a
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OWLS A large stock OF A.
for sale low by .,v~n
TONES.--Scyths stones, Of asssrsaa
j quantities to suit. ~X,cv-p
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er anId drsfnndhf1ts nhnYn nAlMf


hos. II. Curtis to Chas. Mason. u
o 5. w. 1 of section twenty-eight
lip sixty-fve (65) north OF
est, situated in Lee county, Sta
lie Of said mortgaged property I
,bt, the extinguish ment of al con
an therein. and for Costs and all
~ and each of you are notified to-
yer said petition on the morning
~ Of the next term of said Court
- frnt Manaav af Lahrunry 1894
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- suus~mux ~www mm wssssmmms
= ---
rive Tho6s n. Curtis, James 81
i Holmes, Chas. Smith, John
Hamilton, W. A. Hihch, A. X.
Pickering, j. Iillinghast, Thes.
R.rnett, Gill1s5ie 4 Zeller, J. Nj
Ticc. eater 3 Thrill, Salle A. Wei
Horn. Nm. u. TorraAcc, d. n. Hu
GasI I'm. Feynoi4s, kufus WI
White, Amos III. Shultx, @. O. Lo
| ToInlinson, Hughes, Davis 4 Co.,
| ing. X. d. Waters, Hnht. Getty, N
b. sesfcy, Lydia l.. French. j anne
W. Jennings, August Kraft Augu
Thos. Davis, Trustee Of Hughes, Do
You are hereby respectively noti
Ia now on file in the 9 zee o3Ashe "a
trirt Court of Lee Comfy. Iowa, \
potion Of Hiram Barney, tassiGneeo
claiming Judgment and foreclosur
against Thos. III. Curtis above name
OF nine hundred and seventy-hve
| l$s75 CO., with. ten per cent inters4
day of May, 1859, and q general am
| tion against said Thos. Ii. Curtis, ~
4 Z II.
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~ you JANICE HTUWH 10 UHe
the west half of the south-v
N thirty-six, in township sixt
ana& "A ~anpfW

III H~NN
alleging that you rrankiih I
d to have an interest In said pi
d also asking judgment again
vn for the sum Of eight hundi
ey due upon promissory not
to the order Of said j. T. Aliens
mortgage. And unless you arp
eto en- or before the 7th day of
& the second day of the n 1t
r., judgment will be rendered
con. w. Ill. WORTH
GnEnilnr fnr LAM
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Ekto OF sAFH HVf *NrN PFRtAsFVE ~ Fny O.' H''
T. the extinguishmeht Of all equity Of redemp- rn
d therein, for costs Ind general relief tn
,av won And each or YOU are notified 70 appear ris
ans or said petition ON the morning OF the in
of the next term or said Court, 10 be holden on ~
let Monday OF February. 1869, judgment au
decree win be had therein 90 prayed for by de- AZ
lit H.SCUII HUWELLf sa
gec 10 IS59.dlm Sol'r for Petitioner. al
nsIgInMI N0aiCe. ~
l.. W. o'Drien, Mm. II. o 'Brien Harry Fulton, !.
lie isis Roeenthsl, Morris kindskopp, defend -
ants);
yon are hfreby respec' lively notified that there
is on file In the ca rk d Once of the Disulct
urt II Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, y petition
Sames M billings. ciaiming n judgment On fore
,surs of a mortgage against said l.. W. VIM u.
bri n abeve ram d, for the cum of niue bundled y
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and Halter Chains;
or e. Hay end Straw KNIVES
- and Manure Forks;

Stock Oh aeeOTtSu - e30w0
and for sale low BY
s. W. 4 II. TVCKEh.
DEEs,--Ths rsaGrindstsnes, efvs
i,:' for !. "a; ! 9s}H,cxKR.
f8ixn Of ths Rcd P&dlook,
Cor. Of Main : d Ste.
oops! TREss H0OPssH
,pply OF Treas Hoops, OF the sasss
wanted, together with : general -
Coopers Tools, just received. ana fos
s. w. i Il. TUCKER.
IBUS NOTICE !!
srBus viii can for passengsrs-r.ia
day or night--in any part Ut ehs ca.y.
ia With j. X. Tswsbury, at the hall
keamboat ONCE, oTposite the bin,nes
receive prompt Attentions. Leave your
,rocure ; tioket and you can rest -
Iou viii. be allied for. Ordinary bAg-
Tickets - cents.
wing the largest spring wagon in ne
lao prepared TO move Pianos Ana s1r-
Ge shortest notice. -
: w. &. WINS, Agent.
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fsndants):

~yu are hereby respectively notified that there :.
4 now on fle in The Clerks Office Of the District
art Of Los County, Iowa,At Keokuk, petition :.
Hiram Barney claiming ju gmcnt on fore.
sure If mortgage againet said James Nolan,
ustee. and II. Cameron above named. for the
a OF one hundred seventy four and 76, 100 dol i
rs with ten per cent In crest from the 18th day
Aug. 1852 and special and general execution !
~iaaf Jaa. Nolan, Trustee, and III. Cameron, and /
against oil said defendants above named, praying
ID for the foreciosur OF mortgage gwen by said
H. Nofsn Trustee. &C., to Chaies Mason, upon To-
block 147, IN thu City az Ke0knk, Lee Co Iowa. I
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srict Ccart of Lee County, Iowa, at keok uk,A pc
litios & Hiram EArney, elsining judemsnt on
EOreci6Sre Of y mortgage against said Charles ..
AdAmS H&ese named, FOR the SIAM 81 two hundred
ii enfun and sT-it0 dollars, with ten Per cent
ukr<Sst frunk She 18th. day Of Aug, 1883, and |
\ 1Dial and fknsrsi exeeusien against Charlss e.
Adams, and as against ali said defendants Sabove
named. praying Also for the foreclosure OF inert
given BY said Chss. G. Adsms 90 Charles ~.
.on r. % the front ehns Of lots and Q, block Isa
--bsS&x the half thereof--in the City OF keokuk,
Lee rt4U4y Iowa; the sale II said mortgaesd prem
ses Is psy OF said debt fneextinguis hment OF NIL
soaity of REDEEM ption therein, for costs and gener
III - !. !. il
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Nov, you and eacb Of you arc notified TO appear q
n Aass or 49, petition the morning OF the ID q
e the hsxt term of said Court, to be holden on
10 lst NSndsy of Fshtuafy. 1880, or juagPent 9
nd deee win be had therein prayed for by dc. i
me ii. SCOTT HOWELL, I
I've. No. 1859 dim Soi'r for Petitioner. s
Ortginnt Notice.
o. James Nolan lfru.tee for Hugh Cameronl, !
Ankh Cam ror, a. r. onn II H. Reeder. james '
Bradford, q w 6arretson, Jennings And, rson
W. I'll. E~inr wheeler. Bellows Co., VIM.
r. Ii. k1ddi X Bancroft, Beaver q Co., Cornc1ia
"A. ss 2x.r ~xtI A ~ {srfu fdau
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I are hereby respectively notified that Their. ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27
Youth and Manhood.

lust Published the 25th Thous and, and mailed
- in a sealed envelope, to any ADDRESS, post paid
on receipt OF three stamps.
decay Of the frame, caused by "Self. abuse, :" in
lection, and the injuries consequences Of Mer.
curry. BY X. J. C~ulverwell, M. d., member eff the
Royal College of of surgeons, &c.
R-Spermatorrhoea Of Seminal Emissions, Gent
tai and Nervous Debility, lmpotency, Loss Of En-
ergy, Depression ofSpirits Timidity, Disease OF
the sexual Organs, and lmpediments to Marriage,
are promptly and efectually removed by the au.
thor's novel and most successful mode Of treat
ment, by means OF which the invalid can regain
health without having recourse to danger.
GUS and expensive medicines m
(From the London Lancet)
The best treatise ever written on a subject Of
vital importance TO all, we'll worthy the auditors
exalted reputation 1gh
Address, the Publisher J. @. Klins & Co, LIST
Avenue, cor. 18th street, Post Box 1856, New York
City. march 30.'59-3m
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Speeial Outfits,


Then you can't be cured too soon. Don't delay
until your complaint is incurable, and then mourn
when it is too late. Four ffths of all the diseases
which people the church yards, might be cured
by Ayers Calhartic ri lis, If taken in season.
Don't go drugging through the Spring. faint. sleepy
and listIess, becauseayourb blood is loaded with bile.
DOM wear the headaehe, Heartburn, and their kim
dred disorders, because your stomach is foul. Don't
parade yourself around the world, covered with
Pimples, BIoches, Ulcers, Sores and all or any of
the unclean diseases of the skin, because your
system wants cleansing. Don't show yoL rself a
bout. lean, ~haggard, all caved in. because your
Stomach and Bowls need strengthening into
heslIhy action. Ayers Pills set these things right
as surely as wa ter quenches fire. They purify lhe
body and BIZ cd, and restore their functions into
healthy activity which you can feel as quick as they
are taken. They are the one great medical Won
der OF this age, re 'gnizel by all who know their
virtues. and many thousands know them: Take
the Cherry Pecrorai for a Caugh, and the Pills for
all derangemants requiring a purgative medicine.
Prepared by J. Z AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Moss.
and sold by John Mclean and John Beall, Cadiz;
Ihos. Hopkins Moorefield; e. J. Phipps. SMYRNA;
L. Green, Frteport; Cannon d Bro. New Athens.
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FarreI Hel ring q Co.'S Patent
Champion Sale.

LATE FIRE AT DUBUKE, Iowa.
DMBUKE, Jan. Z 1859.
Gents: am requested by Mr.. I. A.C Coch-
ran, of this place, to say to you that on the
morning of the 4th instant, about 8 o'clock, his
store took fire, and the entire stock of goods
was destroyed. The heat became so suddenly
intense that none of the goods could possibly be
saved; but fortunately his books and papers
which were in one of your Champion Safes,
were all preserved perfectly. And well they
may be called Champion, for during the whole
confagration there was one i~ncessant pouring Of
flame directly upon the safe which contained
them. And still, upon opening it, the inside
was found to be scarceless warm, while the
outside was most severely scorched. Yours
truly, N. A. MCCLURE.
Herring's Patent Champion Fire and Bur-
glar- Proof Safes, with Halls Patent Powder
Protocols, afford the greatest security of any
safe in the world. Also Sideboard and
ParIor safes, ofelcgant workmanship and finish,
for plate &c.
Farrell Herring & Co., have removed from
"a Walnut St., to their new store, No. 625
chestnut St., (JAYNE's HALL) where the lar
rest assortment of Safes in the world can be
iound. FARRELL HERRING & co.
692 Chestnut Street (Jayne's HaH,)
March 23-tf PHILADELPHIA.
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Green Township.

The following Democrats were elected in
Green township on the LIST Monday Of April;--
Tiustees-Jacob Copeland,
John Croskey, Jr.
Michael Strausbaugh.
Cerk-Wm. P. Saunders.
TFeasure-William Croskey.
Assessor-John S~inghaus.
Constabks-David Boales,
George w. Richard,
Justice of the Peace--Allen Maxwell.
Hurrah for the Democracy Of Greene town.
shipi 80
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ImpOrtan TO Females.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Prepared by Cornelius l.. Cheeseman, M D..
NEW. YORK CITY
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are
the result OF a long and extensive practice They
are mild in their operation, certain in correcting
all irregularities, Painful transformations, removing
all Instructions, whether from cold or otherwise,
headache, pain in the side, pa p~atatiOn OF the heart
disturbed sleep, which arise fr.m interruption of
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable. as they will
bring OH the monthly period with regularity. La
dies who have been disappointed in the use OF 9TH
er Pills. can place the utmost confidence in Dr..
Cheeseman's Pills doing oil that they represent TO
do. ..vas p. .4.-
.% NOTICE.
They should not be used during Pregnancy. as a
mis- carriage would certainly result rhereirom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and ir' e from any
thing injurious to life or health. Explicit direc.
tions, which should be read. accompany euch box.
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 TO any au.
thorized Agent. Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the United States.
X. B. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent Tor the United States,
1868 Chambers-St., New.Y ork,
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by John Mclean, Cadiz, Ohio.
Junl9 ly
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"Wintcr lingering i'm lap offspring

w inter NESefBnS An zap Oh SVFHhE.
Being cheered up with several days of beau
tiful weather, with the bursting OF buds, the
singing of birds, and all the indications Of hav-
ing a pleasant spring, the weather on last Sat
urday morning, ere we had alighted from our
peaceful couch, where we had rolled in the
arms morpheus during the night, having
many dreams Of the Summer that was now up
onus, introduced to us the face Of nature all COW
cred with snow, with raw, piercing, stormy
winds, which made things appear gloomy and
dismal, and made outdoor operations extremely
unpleasant; and we have realized TIE fact that
ain the midst OIL summer WI are in winter
The past winter has been one of the most re-
maTkable for half century past. Rain has been
almost continuous, thermometer changing daily,
and from the most extreme cold we have had
the balmy sunshiae ola May morning.
Great fears were entertained that the peach and
cherry crop had been "nipped in the bud, . but
we learn from those who have examined them
closely, that they arc aot injured to any extent,
and the signs are new exceedingly promising
for an abundance Of the luxurious fruit that is
to be'strewen profaseIy about our streets during
the summer. y
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NEW GOODS

AT WHOLESALE.
8. RAYMOND, IL co.
1SS SUPERIOR STREET, CLEVELAND,
LOO five doors east of the Merchants Bank,
are now receiving,
50 Gases SoasolIab!e Prints,
Gases Printed Lawns,
csses Manchester Ginghams,
cases Scotch Ginghams,
cases Manchester Delains,
cases Challie Deialnes,
cases cotton Pantaloon Mixtures,
cases cotton checks,
cases Kentucky Jeans,
cases Bleached Slleetings,
cases colored DriIlings;
cases paraso 8, cheap,
cases Umbrellas,
cases pins, hooks and eyes,
sases Denims and brown cans,
cases Coats spool thread,
cases assorted skein thread,
cases Brooks white and colored thread.
$50 pieces black ard c"lored silks,
500 pieces black broadcloths and cassimeres;
IS pieces black French doeskins,
pieces black mixed s%atinets,
pieces brown and cadet mixed do,
assorted cassimeres and jeans,
pieces dotted Sw ISIS muslin,
pieces white brilliants, cheap;
pieces white goods, in fnll assortment,
600 d, zen ladies' cotton hosiery.
800 dozen ladies' lisle gloves. +,
so aides best xii gloves,
20O dozen susrenders:
dozen ladies' lille gauntlets,
dozen steel skirt hoops,
dozen black lace ~visittes
dozen black silk ~visittes.
And almost everything in a Jobber's Stock; togeth.
er with a large and full assortment of
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Which we cfier at who esale on the most reasona.
BILE terms.
Also, $50 bales brown Sheetings, with cotton
Bats, cotton Yarn, Denims, Irvine, Ticks, &c.
bought before the recent advance, and will be sold
cheat for cash by
ap2O- 3m s.. RAYMOND &CO.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

TN HE PERSONAL property belonging to the
l. estate ofJames Maholm, deceased, consisting
OF about 30 head c~fcattle. 50 sheep, 6 head OF hor.
ses. 50 head Of hogs. and all kinds Of farming uten.
sils, Wagons, gears. &C., wheat and rye in the
ground, one forth interest in a good portable saw.
and many other articles Of co nvenience and use,
will he sold at public vendue at the decedent's late
residence in Archer township, Harrison county, o.
on the 9th day OF April, 1859, commencing al ten
o clock in the forenoon, on said day, and continu-
ing from day % day thereafter until the property
until all 10 sold,
N. B. Six months credit for all over %.
ARTHUR MAHOLM.
api3-3t JAMES MAHOLM,
administrator.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27

@May will soon gladen our hearts with
her beautiful smiles, and then put a more cheer
full face to the whole world-the season will
then be at hand when gentlemen as well as Ia
dies, begin to think somewhat of repairing their
personal appearance, in order to produce a per-
feet effect. With this object in view, we take
pleasure in directing the ~attenten OF the ladies &
gentlemen of Cadiz and vicinity to the TACT that
G.. B.. Barrett, on Market street, has the largest
and most extensive assortment Of Watches,
,Jewelry, &C., that ever has been offered to the
citizens Of this place. Gentlemen, if you want
a good time keeper call on B.. and, and he can
accommodate you with just such a Watch as
you need. Ladies, now is time to if you wish
anything in the line offne ~Jewelry; Mr.. B. will
warrant to sell you nothing but what is the pure
grit. v
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27
Western Lands.

All who wish to invest their money proffta-
bly, in Iowa, Missouri and Illinois lands, will
find it greatly to their interest by calling on
Mr.. R. s. Shannon, at the Western House, in
Moorefeld. See advertisement in another col
umn, headed 5000 Acres OF Land for sale, at
from 81 to So per acre"