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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-20
Missouri Land for Sale,

OFFER for sale in parcels to suit purchasers, n
4 quantity of fine Agricult raj Lands in South
West Missouri. They have been selected with
great care and for quality they are not inferior to
eiSouth West Missouri is being settled rapidly by
thenterprising Farmers from Pennsylvania, Ohio.
ana, Illinois ond Iowa The completion of
Railroads chartered, and now under construction.
will open to these lands the best of markets. State
and county Roads are lad out Through the lands
! offer for sale,- The. State Road from Neosho to
Boonville passes directly throughflefn. They lay
in the midst of good settlsments, with Schools and
Churches already established Barton county has
a School Fund OF about 5000 eco, and Jasper Of a.
bout Sl50,000. This fund will afford the poorest
man in the country The opportunity Of giving his
children a good education. without il, coating him
The gentleman fer whom 7 offer these lands for
sale, has authorized meato offer them oIfsueh terms
as justify me IN saying that the prospects for pur.
chasers ~re iar to double their money on them In
less lhan twelve mon tbs. Emigration from the
more Northern and Eastern States for the last year
together with the anticipated abolition of the pe-
cnilar Institution, has advanced Lands to- double
their former value; and as this emigration still con-
tinues to flow into this county, they will in all
liability double in value the coming year.
have recently given this country q earefulex-
amfnatlon, and can mnst heartily recommend ii 10
all who wish TO purchase homes in the West or
sure and profitable.
am authorized to sell these lands on such terms
as justify me in saying, that the purchaser viii
have a lair prospect to double his money on them
within one year. wmrm rgI@v
TIE }MS.-One half do wn. baIance October lst,
1859, ! will sell them 1 quantities TO- s~uit8pIr-
chases- We invite those wishing 10 purchase
Lands to give us a call before they pprchase else
where Apply soon, as the opmrtunity will not
long be offered On snchfavorahle terms. sg5&{
fa aclM s9tS as aW JOHN HERVEY.r1
T. S. ] have made arrangements to pay taxes
Ior persons owning lands in any part of Missouri. -
,unlonport, Ohio, March 8, $50. ON haa j. ii. sc
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JUMPED OvERBoARD.-We learn that a man
n,med NJ. Canoe, belonging to Harrisville, Ohio,
committed suicide on Friday the 9th inst, by
jumping overheard from thu, steamer Altamont,
about fifteen miles above St. Louis. No reason
is ascribed for the rash act. lie leaves a wife
and several children,
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L egas Motto

JbHtpllr AEiid" & ......r
and Matilda his wife
vs. Notice in Partition.
Mary Fisher, Sr.
., ct al. .aesHa.J rt .--tr = .. #s#.t
In the court of Common pleas, Harrison county, u.
Mary Fisher widow OF John Fisher deed, Hester
Fisher, Mary Fisher, OF said county Of Harrison,
Ohio, and Eli +. Canaga guardian for James
Fisher, Eva Ann Fisher and Mahala Fisher, all Of
Harrison Co., Ohio, will take notice that u petition
was filed against them on the Sd day of March 1859,
in the Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
said county Of Harrison, by Joseph Shaw yer and
Matilda Shawver his wife. domandants, which pc.
ution is row pending, W herein they demand p1rti.
ton OF the following real esta te and the assignment
OF the dover ofsaid Mary Fisher, (wi ow) Their elm;
to wit: The West halt of the North East quarter
section sixt6) in township twelve (l2D in range
six (6): also the East half Of III North Fast quarter
oil said section six I6) in township tw, I've (2) and
range ~: also the East halt of the South West
quarter OF section til irty- tx 1861 in township elev
en- I'D and range five -: also the West half OF
the Southwest quarter OF said section thirty-six (36)
in township eleven tll) and range five 80, as de-
scrihed in the four several deeds Tor the same; all
OF said tract are situate in the SteubenvileL Land
District, in Harrison county. and Stateo Of Ohio: aud
that at the august term of said Court 1859, CON.
mencing on the 30Lh day of August, tie said Jo-
seph Shaver and Matilda Shaver his wife de-
mandants, will apply for an order that partition
be made OF said premises, andthat the Dover of
said Mary Fisher, ST. be assigned therein.
i eH a.4s,y J. M ESTEP,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-20

DB. HARDMAN has been consulted the past
year Ivy 1000 invaIids many of which efter being
given ever by all other Physicians are now enjoy
ing good health.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-20

3. No false promises made, or expense incurred,
without a corresponding prospect OF recovery.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-20

ing our thanks to our numer aus Customers who
havesogiibefally pauOaized lus Tho pasf yeafs-@
We Rspsbs sslllag'gsods cheaper than any Credit
Store 10 meet a condndanc ga ycofedppotf.. N
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MANSION H0IISR

sore AMI sHs '9aa
(oPFosITE TIL PUBLIC BuIBpfNas,9'
CADIL,
FRA LESLIE,
Takes this method of informing his former
friends and patrons, and the travelling public eener-
stand, formerly KEPT by himself, sitnated opposite
the Public buildings, and within a short distance
Of the Rail Road Depot He iatters himself that he
can accommodate all who call with him, in 1 style
as good, and on terms as reasonable, as anv other
Public house in the State.
His stabling islarge and ampletor TrayeIlera and
DrUyeFs. &~@% Il y
Parties accommodated with d good room. and
'tser accommodations, on reasonable terms.
In short, every thing that can be-, will be- done
70 make all VIE make the Mansaon House their
hunfu, Comfortable and happy. sssswmaE
An acconif odation wagon runs from this house
70 the Depot on the arrival and departure Of every
rain. Baggage taken 10 and from the cars free 3
charge. FRANCIS LESLIE.
esaiz, Ohld, Apfil'2f. 1858. Nse -
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FEVER AND AcUE,

v ZN SFIO ASSSSs
And the various affections conse quent upon dis.
ordered
Stomach or Liver,
Such as Indigestion, Acidity Of the Stomach. Col
icky Pains, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Despond.
ency Costiveness, Blind aud Bleedi3 g Piles. In
all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections
it has in numerous instances proved highly bene.
fetal, and in others effected a decided core.
This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared
on strictly scientific principles. alter the manner 0i
the celebrated Holland Professor, BoerhaVc. Be-
cause OF its great success in most OF the European
States. its Introduction into the United States was
intended more especially tor those of our father
land scattered here and there over the face of this
mighty country. Meeting with great success a
mong them, I now offer it to the American public,
knowing that its truly wonderful medicinal vir-
tues must he acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended to those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by
the continuous use Of ardent spirits, or other forms
o; dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect,
it finds its way directly to the seat OF life, thrilling
and qulckening every nerve, raising up the droop-
ing spirit, and, in TACT intusiug new health and
vigor in the system.
NOIICE-Whoever expects TO find this a bev-
erage will be disappointed; but to the sick, weak
and low spirited, it will prove a grateful romatic
cordial, possessed of singular remedial properties.
CAUTION!
The great popularity OF this delightful Aroma
has induced many limitations, which the public
should guard against purchasing. Be not persuad-
ed to by anything else untlt you have given Boer.
h9ve's Holland Bitters IA fair trial One bottle will
convince you how infinitely superior it is to all
these mutations.
&5-SoId at Sl,O0 per bottle, or six bottles for
SOLE PROPRlEToRs,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & 90.
-E MANUFA
PhaTMlsG CcntiStS and Chem lists,
PITTSBURGH II, PA.
GJ-for sale by John Bvall, Cadiz, Ohio.
Aug. l5, ls59.ly
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n Z s. WINSL0W,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-.
sents to the attention of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP

For CHILDREN TEkTHING,
which greatly facilitates the process of teethIng
by snfrening the gums, reducing all Inflammation
VIII allay ALL PAIN and spasmodlc action, and
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,
Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to your.
selves. and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YnrR 1NFA yrs Y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-14
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH IA. 1859
MORNING LEADER.
Failures, &C., During Is57-5s.

The Annual Circular issued by B. Douglas d
Co., of the Mercantile Agency, in relation to
failures in the United States, and the Canadas,
presents facts and figures of interest. We give
their table, which shows in New York re-
duction of the number of failures in 1858 as
compared with 1857, of nearly forty per cent
Pennsylvania exhibits decrease of nearly
thirty-two per cent in failures, as compared
with 1857, Ohio exhibits decrease IN failures
of eighteen and one half per cent. In Indiana
failures have decreased nearly twenty-seven per
cent. Michigan's failures in 1858 are nearly
equal to those of 1857, and Illinois exhibits an
increase of twenty per cent Iowa shows de-
crease of seventeen per cent, and Wisconsin an
increase of twenty-three per cent Minnesota
has suffered severely by the stOppage of emi-
grafton and the speculatioEs which run riot in
the new State
The failures iuNeW England in 1858, as COM
pared with 1857, show decrease of thirty-six
per cent The Southern States show an in
crease in 1858. The table is thought by the
Agency to give grounds for congratulation in
the present aspect of commercial affairs
STATISTICS As TO FAILURES FROM DECEMBER Is 1857. TO
DECEMBER, Is. 1853.
Fail res 17sa-..Liabiiiess-a7
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FYs9h s3sS GSifIS Sas' aGa ass. sa
Legislative summary.

In the Senate, the bill to compel the fencing
of Railroads, was discussed during the whole
forenoon and finally defeated
A bill was passed providing for vacating of
roads dedicated by private persons for public
use.
A resolution was offered and passed appoint
ing committee with power to send for persons
and papers, to inquire into the reason why the
statement of Tom. Ford, before the investiga-
ting committee, was made, that he felt sure the
bill for the relief of Breslin and Gibson intro
duced last session, would pass the Senate Sen.
ators spoke freely, and felt that its dignity had
been insulted.
Bills introduced making appropriations for
the payment of the interest on the State debt,
the payment of portion Of the principal there
Of, and the payment Of the expenses Of the
Commissioner of the Sinking Fund and bill
to reimburse the sinking Fund for the defcien-
cy oceasioned by the defalcation of the late
rreasurers of State, prior to June 10, 1857.
A resolution was passed, authorizing the
printing of 10000 copies Of Messrs. Morgan,
EdgertOn and Reemelin's report; FIVE thousand
of the number to be printed separate from the
evidence. --
In the House, Mr.. Phelps Senate bill to
amend the law Of corporations SO as to allow
all religious associations FIRE companies, litera-
ry societies, &C., to become corporate bodies,
was passed. and is now law
A resolution passed both Houses, referring
the report of Messrs. EdgertOn, Morgan and
Reemelin, to a Joint Committee OF eight, to as
certain and report what legislation is neeessa-
~ to give effect to their findings.
Mr.. Ralston's bill, to provide for enclosing
railroads BY fences and cattle guards, was
passed
Mr.. Finefrock's bill to authorize associations
for carrying freigtts on the lakes and rivers in
and bordering on, this State, was passed after
considerable discussion 9
Quite an exciting discussion was stirred up
upon the Senate resolution to print the report
of the Treasury investigating committee 1t
was sort of guerrilla fight, and gentlemen
went into it prOniscuously.- Without disposing
of the resolution the House took a recess,
which brings the matter up sfresh this morn
ng.-State Jour, I2tk. 9Is
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FoR CoLUNBUs-Sherif Wightman expected to
leave for Columbus this morning with the follow
ing persons for the penitentiary:-Michae Russell,
for burglary, sentenced for year; Robert Atkins,
burglary and larceny, years; Asa King, do. ?
years; Thomas Hyer, do. years; Lloyd Chase, do.
year; Oscar Selden, do. years; Richard WeIlin,
do. ? years; John Stewart. do. year; VIM. McClay,
passing counterfeit money, 3 years, Charles Hen
dersOn, grand larceny, year; Martin Faulbsber,
do. years; Maria E. Wells, do year; Henry Nc
Greayy, horse stealing, years; John Strsus, ar
son, years. Total, IA. James Hsgany, for as
sault and battery, and James MeHollister, aud
Jerry Jones, for petit larceny, were sentenced to
the Reform Farm.
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The OHIO FARxER-The FARMER for March
l2th is capital number We wish every farmer
in the County and State was regular subscriber
of this valuable and almost Ito good farmer) in
dispensable weekly paper. 1t contains useful
hints and information to the farmer in regard to
the season and his work; mental food for the whole
family; gems of poetry for twiight's reading;
good Sunday reading " for all; articles expressly
for the little folks and anecdotes and fun to rest
one weary with work. Can two dollars be better
invested by any county resident than in years
subscription to the FARAERl The paper will be
worth $50 per year to any farmer who reads and
profits by it.
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..who "a eEpeeIs a fauliless piece to .ee,

Expects what was, nor is nor ne'er can be'
the writer evidently referred to intellectual pieces
and not to such species of work as belong to the
disciples of St. Crspin. And if any of our readers
wish to become the fortunate pOssessors of such
fautless pieces, let them call upon Mcclure at No
l26 Ontario street.
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WARNING TO BoYs.-On Friday last two boys
were playing together on the West Side, when one
of them, named Higgins, being thrown. by his
cOmrade, fell and very badly dislocated his collar
bone and shoulder. Boys should be careful in their
plays, as, in this case. serious consequences may
ensue from trivial causes
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MeGUIRE's BOoTs-Of Whist ''black art" Nc
Guire has become possessed, we cannot state, but
we and the public know that in the art of fitting
black leather to the feet of his patrons he is un
surpassed Indeed to surpsss McGuire would be
almost impossible, for although it has been of old
time written
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--o~-0--
CARsoN's PAPER WAREHOUSE. - Years ago
when Cleveland was 'smaIl village, six miles
from Newburgh" it was little thought by primitive
settlers who contentedly inhabited their log cabins
thati sixty years Cleveland traders would not
only have extensive stores devoted exclusively to
the paper hanging trade, but import the goods
therein sold direct from the manufacturers in the
ancient city of Paris. Then the rough places in
the walls Of the houses were plastered over with
soft mud which also kept out the cold lake winds;
now the palatial residences of Clevelands Mer-
chant Princes, are decorated with delicate papers
which vie with those which adorn the European
palaces. Of the paper ware and sales rooms in
The whole West, that of NJ Carson stands second
to none. Occupying three floors and large cellar,
all entirely devoted to the sale of wall and window
paper, all orders from that of the countryman for
three rolls ofshiling paper to the wholesale order
for fifty or hundred cases, can be promptly filed
We looked through this establishment on Satur-
day and found an almost endless variety and
amount ofFrench and American papers from which
the only trouble in selecting would be, that there
was so much from which to select. The stock of
-S0A1A-'S PNPNAS - fCi l1iS anu " q COuN enl
ent arrangement, the large patterns are exhibited
Just as they will appear upon the walls. Some of
these patterns ano designs are unusually neat, inge
Nous, and gorgeous, appropriate to every style of
room, whether rich, moderate or plain. The dn-
ing room Of the Weddell has just been decorated
with chaste and elegant paper from this establish
ment, and We doubt if a finer looking room can be
found anywhere. Beside these decorative papers
the stock ofFrench gold, tinted and plain paper,
marble paper, limitations of oak, maple, mahogany
DC, scenery paper, ceiling paper, window paper,
window shades ofall styles, curtain fixtures, &C.,
DC, &c, is all that could be desired. New goods
are almost daily arriving and the stock this year
is more than usually new, as the most of last years
stock was sold out at low rates We cannot par
ticuarze half of the noticeable features of this
establishment but can only advise all who are in
want of wall paper to call at Carson's.
Mr. Carson is an old resident of Cleveland, and
has established reputation that we need not seek
to add to here, He faithfully attends to the bust
ness Of his store, and is ably seconded by Mr. P D
Briggs, the principal salesman, who will do his
part to sustain the high character of the establish
ment Let the old established house of NJ. Carson
be remembered and visited.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MONDAY MORNING, MAR. Ia, 1889
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL, PRINTING

r Plain and Ornamental Printing of every descripiis
dOno at the Printing Establishment of the Leader Office
the latest improved and most presses
beststye, short notice. and reasonable rates Par
tcular attention paid to blank work Every description
OfBnding DONE especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ
ais Sales BO lks. Receiving Books &c &c
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Opinions Of The new York Press.

We prefer the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines for
FAMILY UsE.--N Y. Tribune.
Whee Wilson's machines the favorites forRAMI-
LIES, being especially adapted 70 that purpose York
Ii1led
The Wheeler Wilson machine has secured, and Justly
main aims the preemInence for sewing every kind Of
te-lai.-N Y. E[press .
Each Of Wneser Wilson's machines is calculated
10 do the work Of ten ordinary sewersJ0nraI Of Com
HeTce
Wheeler Wilson's IS beyond all question machine
for family LIE Hlngtrafed.
The Wheeler i Wilson THE machine, par excellence
for family use and we recommend It mlst emphatcay-
Advocate and JOtgadL
In looking the best would be well to see the
machines of Wheeler Wilson, before purchasing else
where -ErG1iineT.
Wheeler Wilson's machines the best offered to
public patronage Christian Inquirer.
Wheeler Wilson's machines combine everything that
For family use this Wheeler & Wilson machine Justly
Wheeler Wilson's machines combine all the improve
that have been invented for sewing.-Neg York
Journal. .--a ...-.-. ID
The Wheeler Wilson celebrated machines are prs-em-
Deuty calculated for family and for this
equal.--lhHsicdl World.
Full examination has resulted in most thorough con-
vctioa Of the superiority Of Wheeler Wilson's hines
and Of their perfect adaptation to family sewing all its
yarieties-Golde1 PT1ze
We confidently assert the excellence and pre-eainent s
periOrity Of the Wheeler Wilson machines for am
and for sewing generally ly-LddieS' Visitor.
In our own family, of Wheeler Wilson's
machines and we cannot imagine Anything eet
Ed N. Y. Eeaaoelisf. ocl4 d2W 3n z25
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UNION CoscERr.-The Sabbath School Union
Concert win be held n the Second Presbyterian
Church this evening at 2 O'Clock. Z,
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opinions of the new York Pn

We prefer the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines for
wheeler 3 wilson's machines the favorites for FAM
LEs being especially adapted to that purpoSe-NeU foTk
TINES. -. ,, -, I'll
Each one OF Wheeler Wilson's machines IS calculated
to do the work Of ordinary seweTsJ0HTHat g CoM
meToe- =, -. - - h;.
The Wheeler Wilson Is THE machine, par e1celsnce
for family use, and recommend mos
In looking out for the best would be well 70 see ne
machines OF Wheeler Wilson before PurcfAshs else
gheIe--Ez1zsner -.
Wheeler Wilson's machines combine everything that
can be required in the manufactue OF garments-N T.
Observer. ,,,., -. IL,
maintains the pre-emineRce- --Day book
Wheeler Wilson's machines combine al the improve
uents TINT have been invented for sewingN T. Jo1TH1
The Wheeler Wilson celenrafed nechlnes are pIeen-
nenty calculated family and for this purpose have
no eqIal.-MHsicGl World. - =
vtion Of The superiorty of Wheeler Wilson's machines,
and of their perfect adaptation 10 family sewing in all IT'S
varieties-G Golden PTize. -.
We confidently the e1cellecce snd
superoritI Of the Wheeler Wilson's machines for family
use and for sewing generaly.-Ladses' Hisltor W.,
Tn Cur own family, one Of Wheeler Wilson 5
machines and cannot imagine anything more perfect
~ n Y Eranoelisf ors dSw 3m 2z5
-ERENCH PASSE PART0UTS,
III (For MOuntInsD
PHOTOGRAPHS.
DRAWINGS,
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IMPROVE YOUR VISION
Wheeler s Wilson'S Mannf'g Co.'S Family
Sewing Machines,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
New STYLE Machines for $50.

CURELY this is GLORIOUS NEWS
~ FOR THE LADIES.-rhe reduction of price brings
them within the reach Of all knowledge OF their
its place them beyond competition
Call and give Them examination, send for pam
JNo. E STRONG, Agent,
Office Melodeon Block. 2O3 Superior St., CT o
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The Courts.

U. s. COuRTs.-The Circuit Court adjourned
on Friday until Tuesday, and the District Court on
Saturday until this morning.
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wv STYLE Machines for

New Style Machines for $50
CURELY this is GLORIOUS NEWS
HENP THE TADIES-The reduction in price brings
t6em ithn the reach of all knowledge Of their ner-
i;s place them beyond competition.
Can and give them examination or send ior PAM
phlet circular e--no,,c -.
oace AleloasOn Block 2Os Superior St. Cleveland, o.
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"a For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page.