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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-07

COLDS,
COUGHS,
HOARSEN ESS,
BRONCHITIS,
80 INFLUENZA,
Are relieved in a very short time by using the
HOARHOUND BALSAM.
Ii does not constipate the Bowels,
1t is pleasant to the taste,
It s adapted to young and old.
Price 25ctS.
"WORTH THEIR WElHGT IN GOLD,n
"CanDot keep house without them"
VERY POPULAR WITH OUR CUSTOMERS
"An excellent family medicine"
"THE BEST PILL WE EVER USED."
81 prize them very highly"
"THEY ARE INESTlMABLE."
The above are extracts from letter received in
reference 10 d R. ToDD's Anti Bilious or Liver
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
CONSTIPATION,
INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA,
HEADACHE,
COLDS,
&c.
They are Superior to any pil in use,
DR.. Tood's Pills and Hoarhound Balsam ar for
saIo by Il. H. LOGAN & CO., General Agents,
Wheeling Va.
JOHN BEALL,
DRUGGIST g. BOOKSELLER,
sa CADlz, ..
nn6--lv
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osEPH srAss. ANS MEANS or

OSEPH MEANS. JAMES MEANS GEO. b. MEANS
MEANS & BROTH ERS,
TEUB BENV VILE, OHIO
IRON FOUNDERS,
Engine Builders, Manufacturers of Threshing Ma
chinr aud Mill Castings, Gtering Machinery, Pull.
lies, Wrought and Cast Iron ShaiIing, with heavJ
forging. &C., &c .l -...'
Our facilities enable Us to do work Of this KIND
unequalled in this part Of the State. Orders ad.
crossed TO Means s. Brothers, SteubenVillv Ohio
We add extracts from letters addressed 70 US du
RUG the last year relative TO our Engines.
LA5kAN5B, Jefferson CO., o.
August !, 1856. !
MANS & BROTHERS; 'sHOm Engine has now been
IN operation long enough 10 satisfy me. . have
ground 100 Bushels OF Wheat with 10 bushels OF
coal and think ii we had good dry wheat il could
be done with less COAX have no hesitation in re.
A. NJ. BUCHANAN.
DELAWARE ClIT, X. +.
September 10, 1856.
MEssRs MEANS; "0ur Engine and Saw Mill buili
by you, work timely. IL does all thst We ask, or
lhut you watranted it to do. We wish you could
make more sales in this territory; o.
lsIANp GRgEE Township, jeff. co.
September IS, 1856.
MEssRs. MeASS s. BROTHERS; my Engine does
iirst-rue. am satisfied and will npon ali occa ens
recommend the purchase of Engines Of yoDI make.
RooxsrowN, Beaver CO., Pa.
October IL 1856. ! s.
MEssRs. MEANS & BROTHERS: lowing to defec.
tive foundation my Engine, bought OF you last sea
son, did not DO so we'll. Now it does well and we
can grind as much wheat with little fuel as any
one know OF wish all wanting Steam Engiaes
could get one as good as mine.
OTHANlEL WOODROW.
MclNTYRE CREEK, Jeff CO. %
October II, 1856. I
| MEssRs MEANS & BROTHERS: ave have our work
all finished. Engine perfect works the best of any
we ever saw Let any who wish to buy, call and
see ours. RALSTON u BROWN.
SeoTT PosT OFricE, Adams CO.. o.,
March lsi, '56.
| MEssRs MEANS & BROTHERS: II have now finish
! ed the starting OF your second Engine. The mill
men are satisfied. If you have ever built any that
/ beats either of them, should like to know where
| they are. Come and see these
OLIVER ROSS, Nlil.Wright.
/ Sinnhnnuille Ian 2S- lAh1-
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New Boot and Shoe Shop.
HEN RY HAGGEDORN

XTOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Ca.
w di2 and vicinity that he has commenced car
ryng on the Boot add Shoe business in the room
opposite Coeman's store, where he intends to keep
a full supply Of
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FRESH GROCERIES
AT
GEORGE e. WILSON'S.

WE 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
ing to purchase for their own consumption. We
are de ermincd to sell as low if not lower than
either Steubenville or Wheeling prices. Our stock
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MASONIC NOTICE.

IN ARRISON LODG f
@RA %A,B Ii No. 2l9 Of Free and
AAB atRM MSa9A& accepted Masons, meets
&yyAk S%g1ao regular on the first and
s5SYxST*lK NsV% third Tuesday of eyely
SSSass Nss:A month at the Odd Fellows
is< va way !. !. ,'.,..,.,: v. ;: ss4sss1: ...,.
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Resolved by the General Assembly of the State
Of Ohio, Three fitths of the members of each house
concurriug therein that be and is hereby propos.
ed TO the electors OF the State to vote at the mex
annual October State election, upon the approval Oh
rejection of the following amendment as a substl
tute for the first clause Of the twentyfifth section
OF the secon article of the Constitution of this
State, to witd"All regular sessions oil the Genera
Assembly shaI commence on the first Monday in
January annually.
WILLIAM B. WOODS:
Speaker Of the House o. Representatives,
MARTIN WElKER,
April 5, 1859. President Of the Senate
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SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK!
Fancy Variety Goods & Notions


Fancy Variety Goods & Notions
WHOLESALERS
DO8ERT COCHRAN. at his store, Fourth street,
IL Steubenville, has just received his Spring
stock of
Fancy Goods, Variety Goods, Jewelry, Gold
and Silver Watches, Musical Instru-
ments, &c, &C.,
Embracing every article in his line, which he is
prepared to sell, much lower than formerly, by
wholesale.
He has also the largest stock of piece goods ever
brought to this country Buyers need not go to
Pittsburgh Wheeling, with the exception OF buy.
ing cheaper stocks. He is prepared to sell
Fraction under Pittsburgh Prices!
Country Merchants, pedlers, and others will find
it TO their advantage examine this new stock but
few larger or better and none which can be sold
cheaper is to be found in the Western country, than
is now offered for sale at
ROBERT COCHRAN,S r
Wholesale Notion and Variety Store,
March %, 1859. Fourth ST., SteubenyilIe.
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Custom Made Work.

consisting of all kinds oi Boots and Shoes. NJ
Eastern Work kept in his shop. All work war
ranted. He will sell as low if not lower than any
other shop fn town. The public are respectfully
invited to call.
.r-..-- .. HENRY HAGGEDORN.
Cadiz. Ohio, August 10. ls59.lY
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EXCELSTOR PAINTING!

MIR. J. w. SIMMONS, wishes to inform his old
Ifl friends and customers in Cadiz, that he has
opened shop in Cadz and that he is prepared to do
work in the latest and most approved city styles.-
Those wishing to have Graining, Painting, Paper
anything in his line OF business will find it to their
advantage to give him a call as he is determined
TO excel; and to his friends Of Green and Wayne
townships he would say he intends to have place
OF business in Hopedale, and he hopes they will
continue to patronze him with that liberal patron
age which they have for the past year bestowed.
Cadiz, o., ap22 '57
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I0HN s. DAVENPORT,
WANTEIp.
Fresh Groceries!

- oLDEH SYRUP, fresh IRON he refinery, 70
il sale bv : GEORGE
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Proposed Amendment 10 the Con.
l

Relative TO an amendment to the Constitution, pro
viding tor annua! Sessions of the General AS
sembly.
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HssRY K. usT..... RoBT. AoRAsoS....w. b. LosAH
LIST, MORRISON G. co.
Successors to LIST & HOWELL and II. X LIsr.l
Wholesale GrOcers and Produce
Dealers,
Nos. IS and so, Main Street,
WHEELING, Va.
WE desire TO state to the friends OF the late
w firms, and to the trade generally, that We are
i'm possession Of the most ample facilities for the
transac ZION of 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. 49,.
LIST, MORRISON g. CO
R.TThose haxing unsettled accounts with the
late firms of Henry X. List & Co., or List & How
ell will please take notice, that Henry X List hav-
ing purchased the entire interest Of A. Allen How
ell in said firms, Mr.. Howell retiring from busi'
ness) is alone authorized to make settlement.
NNhnnlir,nr Ian 1870 Iv
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BLacksnsithing!
Horses e-Shoeing,

Carriage and Wagon Ironing, &c, &c, i'll be
done on the shortest notice. and in the best possible
panuper ..r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15
AMUeENIHNT0

NrTBLOy GARDEN .
IN sixoS co p shEAT t N9HEsFKlAS TROUPE
kesn Nixon Co beg 10 announce that they have q
r''' expense s TIE ssRssT Il
in eenjunrou VINO iis Equestrian Troupe the great zoolos
VAN AMBUaaRs MEsAGxKIE.
van snms. which The wonder sud
iSss reached pitch o. n.rsncs winch bat
one degree These snas ais the
's II Esn Fl
n 10, the large e ass dug
tbs eresss Instructive ENTERTAINMENT beautiful forest
ssss riyS ss sss.e,o. elephant.
w,isa.sg hs 2, $500 pounds. ~ $3.50
''''N' ''A''f sk ss5sn Il Ni lSIs HERE
o. ''' s'' 5S%ssT q 'N %osDzRs
VAN AMRynsMs c ~ .-rn
and the finest spscims imported thu county, Of a.
''i Ss% ct. IN the Arena s1 81 g. sAIs,
Keengagement OF DR.. JAS L. 7HAYER.
NILE. ELLsIER I'm .usr,x
He.Ts E,en % presume that is needless 10 remind
ENORMOUS COST AND OUTLAY
attendant upon ias.aff q Extra ATTRACTION
GRAND EQUE5rRIAN TROUPE,
both for ming the
Mos Perfect Innocent Instructive Entertainment Ever
offered In New York.
1r'''. 'ssy T' E s I 1sss VII
warrantirg them, at the time, I'm making
FURTHER EXERTIUNh.
Doors open at 6b; 10 commence at7h.
Tickets 90 cents Upper boxes. q cents
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, Friday and SATURDAY,
Four Grand Juvenile Afternoon Performances O'Clock
VAN AMBURGH'o MENA0ERIE Of TRAINED ANlMALE.
THE ELEPHANT, TIPPOO Sab,
CINDkREILA
TIE EQUESTRIAN TROUPE.
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WALLACK's THEATRE.
NIGHTS OF THE VETERAN

NIGHTS OF THE VETERAN
Mr. WALLACK ............THE COLONEL
This unique extraordinary production still
large audiences and enthusatc reception during the
frst week Of it's performance,
kPARELIkG COMEDY. GRAND SPECTACLE,
SPLENDID SCENERY and CHEAT ACTING,
being combined in totally unprecedented the
American stage. 1t will, therefore, be repeated
livery EVENING.
Mr.. LESTER LEON
M6. THE VlZikn
Mr.. WHEAILbloH. EUGENE
NIB. DYOTT. as. EMIL
MISS NARY CANNON. BLANCHE
MRS vEkNOE.............aa THE WIDOW
NJ nsna1 e. :.,. as .vsr: NJ ~
F. Hodges Mr. Young Mr.. Tree Mr. Bernard Mr. Jetries
Mr. q. Parsioc, Miss T. Henrade, Mas Tree, In original
parta
Performances terminate before II o'clock
Tho doors win open at performance TO commeace at ~
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nor SAVANNAH AND FLORfDA--TuE AMrlr
IN con Atlantic Screw Steamship Conpanys now aud ele
gant steamship HUNTSVILLE, John a. fost COMMANDER
AL leave pier II Norh river, saturday March 10
O'Clock fass,ge ~ sasannnn With Unsurpassed sS'pm
fnoanne. si5; through 20 New Orlcana $50 n; Mo
bile SIS; hou,eoucry SD Atlanta S2l; Coumnus sli Ma
e Augusta SD AlsO - principal places Florida
rites snrntrs leaving Savannah Monday Ncdn
and FRIDAY mornings.
Freight per foot and proposouale rates
ii. h. CROMWELL 4 co,
80 Was. A.cot
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uTCHCoCE's NATIONAL CONCERT HALL, l72 NEW
III Canal street
CONCERTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
The best ducte and concert in tho city,
Mica EMMA FROTEINGEAM the accom- plishsd vocalist;
Mrs FANNY COLE, the elegant danseuse;
NrWHARRISON the great extemporaneous comic singer.
Mr.. Hanieon viii sins subject given HIM and Win
challenge the whole United States produce his equal For
originality tatiy aud cnmcaty he is unrvalled Ii
world mr. w. ARI INGTOs and Il AIRY FOX,
ue we'll known Ethiopian performers.
The BEST ENTERTAIN MENT IN THE CITY.
and for style and price defes conpet.uon.
ADMISSION 10 GEMS, incudiog Refreshment Ticket.
W. HITCHCOCK, Manager and Proprietor.
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DARFUMs MUsEUM-TUBSDAY EVENING AT ~
ID O'Clock, Madame Celestes unequaled drama OF TAE
HARVEST HOME Brassey Popioy Mr.. Charles Hale Amy,
Mrs. J. J. Prlor; Pseps Mr.; UNeil AFTERNOON at
Dumb Man. by Mr. Z. F. Taylor The famous Aguaria, the
enormous Living serpents the original Happy Family &C.
all Is children under ten, Is CENTS par
quet seats Is cents extra.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, HOTELS AND OTHERS
w SUPPLIED GRATIS WIpH
CLERKS, Statesmen, POi TEAS, BARKEEPERS, &c
MERCHANTS CLERKS REGISTRY OFFICE,
rs BROADWAY.
Nm j. REDPATH Suot
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MANTBD-A YOUNG MAN THAT HAS THOROUGH
w knowledge of the grocery brsiness must have
ceptouabe references TO capabiy and honesty Address
c. A. W.. Herald Office. e.
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4 TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAvIG ALTON COM
n psnys New York and Galway The next departure
New will be the steamship GIRO ASST AN Captain
Hspn, Thursday March 81 touching 81 johns NJ
receive the mails Prices OF passsge:Ffrs
second $50 third s-inclndng free tickets all the prnci
pal cities railway routes In Great Britain Third
St JobnsFirst class $3S; second SIS For freight
sage inquire the Express Company Hudson
street and at their other advertised offices In the interior Pas
the third class be secured of the
offices bring from Of tbs principal cities
the lines of railway Britain for Sa5 from Galway
for $50 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
ALEX. HOLLAND. Manager,
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ORYANTs MINsTREI8,
ID Mechanics Hall, <72 Broadway, above Grand street.
Monday, March IA and eyesy evening during the week,
THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
Novelties New Dances, Solos BurlesQues, &c.
JERRY and DAN BRYANT,
The popular comedians Primo and baritone, In
THE BURLESQuE ITALIAN OPERA.
CHANGE OF TINE.
Doors open 6; at TX O'Clock Tickets Is cents
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INoR PORTSMOUTH, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND,
The United States mall steamship ROANOKE, Captain.
Thomas skinner, viii leave Wednesday, the 18th inst
o'clock r. M IRON pier No. IL North She will arrive at
the next afternoon and at Petersburg the follow
,nq Passengers for the South will proceed by The
rcat mail line. Those for Richmond VIII there
ary FRIDAY mor.ng Passengers wiz 6nd this the chap
cat rcassutce aud expedous Passenger fare
with 10 Norfolk So 70 Petersburg and Sicnm,nd
,lv. Appy'o Julian hniwEhhS, NO ~ 'srotsay
4, AITrMORE, WARRINGTON AND THIS wrsr.-TIIE
ID OF the New DIRK and Dsfmors Stslmshp Line
leave per 3 North river Tuesdays thussys and Saturdays
making passage In forty hours. Freight % BALTIMORE s
cents foot to Washington 10 cents per foot and
uorte r through rates 10 100 West covering nsur-
auce risk apply at the Baltacrc Washington rarosd
ComnntyH Office, s2s Broadway, Apply to II. u. oRcM.
WILL. n CO., ~ W est street
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CALESMAN WANTED IN RETAIL DRY GOODS
- House.-Wanted, young man In aneghborng city "a
hours south; young man who Is an experienced and good
ton for ability and integrity required; who willing
devote the interest Of his employer find
situation by applying at 50 Pine street.
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VNANTFD-IE AN AUCTIOSEER'S UFrIcs. a YOUNG
w man "a no good hand and resides with his
rents Address box sT07 Post oca Stating and compen
saton requii ed. One who speaks German preferred.
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N,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-rHE UNITED
T. ttates matt steamship AKAGO, ID. Lines, commander
viii leave for Havre touching Southampton
and passengers Saturday April at IL O'clock pier
NO 81 North river foot Of beach street This chip has Ave
watereht enclosing the engiues
and the pumps being safety of
would be secured Baggage during
the should be sent board the day before sailing
marked Below" For freight or passage apply TO W. g.
DRAYTON, agent, No. 7 Broadway,
N. B-Ihe steamship Fulton will succeed Arago, and
sail April 80.
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NEW ORLEANS,
~ MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ArLANTA
ALBANY, COLUMBIA MACON, AUGUSTA,
And various places In FLORIDA,
Via SAVANNAH Ga
The favorto steamahip STAR or TIN SOUTH Capt Thos
Lyon, VIII leave on Wednesday, March i6 at Pm, FROM
North river Tickets be had for the following
places fare by any other steamer from New YORK
IL Savannah accommodations superior.
Z New York TO New Orlears $50 73 Mobie $685. Montrc
rlery, Ala, $40 Atlanta, Ga, tS ALBANY. Ca, sii Conrn
lta, Ca S3; Macon, Ga, S2 Augusta 80; Savannah S
Tho kuguss, Capt NJ s Woodruff, succeeds saturday,
March 10, A. dP.M
For freight or passage appiyso
sASUEL H. MIrCTIrlr. 4 SON,
Is broedsray
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IxyANiED-A YOUNG MAN IN aRoCSaY STORE;
w no thoroughly understands his busr and Is
peasauy odatng IN ais Good releren
required his employer Apply y. f. Snleu Son,
corner OF 4ih and 10Th St, ia lem
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yxyAETED-A YOUNG nAN, WHO CAN.sPEAK GER.
w man, To attend hosiery slore Apply at Mathews, 10
Gree
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VNE WANT FIFTY YOUNG MEN-wIrH $50 TO $1,000
w good city ances, purchase goods
consng watches and jewely anu TO dispose OF them
oil the cities the United States
d. persons who purchase OF making at the
of $4,000 per year selling at auction We cture
own and sell lower than other wholesale house
this city every article represented
s les the receipt of dollar by mall
will beautiful OF engraved studs and sleeve buttons
sample Call and examine stock, or send for cata
logue. SlhNNErf uliN rs CO..,
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vEAnTED-A DRY GOODS SALESMAN, ANp ALSO A
w boy acquainted with the business at the Commercial
House, I47 spring ST.
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T,lfE POLAE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FILTER AND
water cooler combined VIII keep provisions longer aud
diver e, than be done by other In Ma
nniaciured and for sale by BARILEfl LESLEY, $50
broadway.
TRUNKS, vALIsEs, BAGS, nc, WHOLESALE AND RE
1 tail. W. Is. STRONG,
No. Warren street, corner Of Broadway.
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w AETED-FOR ONE OF THE RIVER TOWNS
w salesman who underst fancy dry goods hosiery
not,one. apply TO keegan 1ernan, No Warren
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-sarAKTED-IN A DRY GOODS IMPORTING HOUSE
w youth no writes good and quick land; progrss
Give salary all gwen beginning with $50 Address box
o.4y7 Poat office.
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-sXTAriTT D--THREE SMART MIN TO SELL AN ARTICLE
~ the OF ioDacco also two men to &c
es salry $40 per month Call al oyejoys HOTEL between
10 and u A. NJ. tails day, for }. u. thompson.
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yxJANTED--A FIRST Glass sALEsMAN ONE FA
w mar with the Broadway ade, and accustomed to sell
to lades other need apply. Address box 2946 New
o1lce in applicants hand writing, with refe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21
To Country Merchants.
eUDOLPHO WOLFE'S
PURE COGNAC BRANDY IN BOTTLES

supplying the trade with pure Cognac Brandy in
bottles boil, meic and private Tho immense sue
cess that efforts to place Gin within the
reach of ALL under the o. Aromatic scheda schnapps
and to drive ont Of the pencous compund cold
Gin throughout country led loading druggists apoth
ecsres medical for some years past to solicit me 10
pursue tho in regard to the article OF Brandy
should have complied with these requests from all quarters
long ago. but was by the fact that owing to the
exo,bar prices Brandy 10 France conseq upon the
grape fer years there was no chance
of my b.ng atls import the choicest Brandy bottle and
sell at moderate prices Fortunately for the grape crop
for the last previous the prospect for this Was
prices of Brandy have fallen to the
tan ago. duty Brandy also seventy cent
lower have made arrangements with four Brandy
exporters France the highest repute and regularly
ceyng coasgpmens of the best Cognac Brandy which am
bottng and selling Wolfe's Genuine Cognsc Brandy
guarantee h cal, certificates the Brandy
bottled by the ted article and will be
found when used medicine beverage, or CORDIAL,
heahtfu nvgorsng 1t has been IN ter OF universal
complaint that of pure mixed French Brandy
yey difficult oban the purchaser nine times in ten
was deceived with vile manufactured imitation OF oil des
cripons ardent Spirits Brandy from its high price, has
been article that mixers and sellers have nrned their
attention to- millions of gallons of the socalled French
Brandy have scattered annually through the land and
have been the primary OF MURDERS suicides cruees
and crimes have sent thousands to an early grave self
destroyers deum tremens insnaapou and horrors
names unknown until unprncipea men began to make mad
depinp compounds sell II the pure French Brandy
The of pure French Bra need not be told by me
They throughout the world as medicine or mild
de- Ia ef NJ Rn, this ap,. to i only when
dents that make good imitation becomes death drink 10
nnocent tens Of thousands To remedy fearful
ssnr t ha az "Woe's Genuine cornae Brandy daily
receing orders from the drugrss and apohecaries in all
| UDOLPHO WOLFE,
No. 20 Beaver street. New York.
sa- Agents New Orleans: F. j. Hart Co.. Al p Grief
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Published at Magnolis Columbia county, Arkansas, by
Messrs TURNER 4 o'BRYAN, and edited by GEO. MEEK
TURNER is most respectfully offered to the business of
Nae fr,.ens as one Of the mediums This section of
,untry through which to advertse.
GEO MEEK TURNER raised in North Louisiana and
Eastern Texas has, in those two sections perhaps
extensive acquaintance than any other man south of Mas ard
DIxons line The circulation of the Clarion in North
Louisiana is already large and increasing
daily 1t has circulation in South Arkansas second
to no country paper published in the State Oar being
established upon firm basis and our prices for advertising
being extremely low .pccuy solicit liberal share
of patronage promising the time, to utmost
endeavors forward the interests of our patrons.
relating the editorial business department Of
the paper, must be addressed
GEO. NJ. TURNER,
o. 9nltaw9mNW Magnolia Arkansas,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21
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MAY tIUEEN, Z
New Orlean., September 1859. )
Mr. H. Fassman-Dear Sir have received from New
Orleans Cotton about two hund ed bates cotton bound
Il. YOUR new iron and think 1t superior TO any of the
cotton yet taken my ship. Coons your tie
are compac and shaped we'll and in instances have
seen either hoops ties give the onbonnd cotton
stows better than ropeboune take an Interest in the
matter and have made trial OF what you sent me- and au
convinced that cotton bound In iron with tie the best
for The ship It does expand enables the vessel
more.
the comprising ard think your gang can handle The
irone readily the Recommending the use of all
shipmasers and hoping brought into general
remain yours respectfully,
se2o 2p,f F, E, JORDAN, Master