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MISCELLANEOUS.
r FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, April a7.-Thc Steamer CircaS-
sian has arrived oil Cape Race, She brings Tic
following additional foreign -,
LIVERPOOL, Monday. 10th April. \. M.".ihe
Niagara has been signailcd. poit'eal ana'rS
.rc UNCHANGED. Negotiations for Congress are
progressing slowly. Several political prisoners
r. prre.;o had been liberated. but no formal
amnesty granted.
iterranean.
The Paris Boursc closed firm on Saturday ii
GO francs 30 confines.
1t is expected that Parliament will he dis
solved about the 2lst. Judge Halliburton
had been knichtcd. COMMISSIONS Read had
arrived at London.
The American ship Reindeer had been lost
off the coast of Manila. She was bound to
San Francisco. The crcw were saved.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening, April Sth.-
Cotton closed very dull. with 4 declining ten
,jsncv. Flour was steady. Wheat firm, at
full rates. Corn firm, with more inquiries.
Provisions steady.
Loxpoy. Saturday .Afternoen.-Con>ols
closed steady at 81 Il % Is.
The war news continues threatening. The
peace Congress is progressing slowly.
LlvEapooL, April lG.-The sales of cotton
for the week amount to $1,000 bales. The
lower qualities have declined ID. Middling has
declined l-lGl, with a fair speculative and en-
Dor, demand. Flour-holderS demand an adj
vance. Wheat is huoyant. Corn is quiet
Provisions are firm at the late advance.
LATEsr.-On the continent the complexion
of affairs is warlike. Paris letters regard peace
aS hopeless. The movements of the French
troops are very threatening. The Paris Bourse
has declined. .AuStria'S propositions to the
peace Congress are unacceptable to France
The Paris Patric asserts that France has not
yet armed herself. Austria positively refuses
to participate in the Congress without a stimuli
ianenns disarmin~.
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LATER FROM Y &c.

New ORLEANS, April 27.-Thc steamship
Tennessee. with Vera Graz dates to the 22d
and dates from the City Of Mexico, to the 10Th
ult. has arrived.
Miramon had forced the lines Of Generals
Apudia and Lave at Orizaba and reached the
Capital on the llth, with his army considcra-
bly, diminished.
The Liberal forces had been defeated and
driven from Tacubaya and Chapultcper, losing
two hundred men.
Miramon was numbering the pcaceable for
eign inhabitants in the Capital indiScrini-
nately.
\ formal protest had been issued against the
recognition Cf the Juarcz Government by the
United States. Consul Blacks cXequatur had
been withdrawn, and he himself banished from
the country by the Rc-actioni>t Government.
Maza,lan had been taken By the Liberals, I'M
der Gov. Pezquiera.
The English squadron was threatening the
pacific ports and demanding payment of III
IDENTITIES.
The British Minister insists upon payment
in iull of all claims. and the British command
or, before Vera Cruz. had been instructed to
demand n million and a half from the Custom
House there. In case the amount WAS refused,
he is to lombard the city.
The Juarcz cxc1uatur Of the Spanish Consul
at Vera Cruz, had been withdrawn.
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20
WHY BIZ UNHAPPY

What's the use to be unhappy,
What's the use to fume and fret!
What's the use to look behind you.
Nursing up the vain regret:'
What if life is clouded over ,,.
With its sorrows dark and wild?
What if fortune docs look sternly:
Hath she never sometimes smiled:
WHY, if you must taste the bitter.
Win YOU fling the sweet away?
Fighting ever with the crosses
That you meet from day to day.
WHY disquiet those around YOU
With complaints you should suppress
Weary. those whom duty bids you
Still to comfort and to bless:
snoring in the suns bright beams;
Listen now. and hear the music
OF your laughing little streams
Look a, nature all around you.
And above. where'er you stray.
Mutc creations ever singing,
Happy |. it Gems to say,
What's the use to be unhappy?
What's the use to fumc and fret?
Pluck up courage, laugh at trifles.
And YOU may be happy yet.
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, time 10 time been thrown out by the leaders IN thls nouse,
II is not difficult 10 determine. They demand that al le
territorial laws shall be abrogated or suspended uh,i .oh-
grr,s shall have passed upon the validity Of the Les,'iaHFe
Assembly Of Kansas: that persons regularly ana iesan! ~
dic,ed for crimes Of the gTavest character against ,e Nv
shall be discharged from custody that territorial on,e"rs
vho. in the faithful discharge Of their public duties ha,e
I rendered themselves obnoxious to the dominent mnol'!
here. shall be removed, and their places supplied by ,Me
-" t,oI. Of m. rryolutionists. These are their modest
I.rand. and II Their are not complied with, the regular. 'he
r.r,i concentrations are 10 be denied, and the wheels oi
Government are TO cease ,he,r s'.aus an" I 'n'oi ~. 9,,
H. s.u,tr must Well tp their deinani-. ar 'h"y viii pre-.
forward their r-voiutionar. projects u ~ srea, ha<a,"o'
the peace VI the conh'ry' ~ 0f'
n mi, /, TO b.. your rule Of aciion-i YOU have deter
mad To withhold all the appropriation, necessary 70 hesp
~. .ovsrn,nrn, In ,uO,ion-i; The whole revenue l, t. h"
COLLECTED and locked uL. and not i dollar 10 be laih ol'-t
Is we'll enough for the people 10 80. " a.i
be the effects upon the e"a,Tn.t. Wba, wiII be- il. rf
hu,inr-, relations IL this crrA; nation "h- w."
,r,t. mon The ,rad.. upou ti.e commerce. ana upon 'h. ne
I cianiea! Interests OF she cities Of Ne" i'rA' p''' = ~"
deiphia and Baltimore: They mu,' he "!s's''p"I ~ W.
la,i degree. Universal distress uai rrr'ithifs an
men,, In all ,hrs. localities, Is unaro0idpIe. w -.
! connected with them will sooner or later 'lLi'r ia 'ie run
in which tlry will he overwhelmed. TIL ci-t'r m,i'' con
,inur 10 -nlar: =. ii.rif until Il shall embrace AKIN, !, ot'
ful influence all OF the great 5nsinc>" Interests ~ wv ~
rf the thiriy.onc state, that make VI III l ll'A % "'' ~.
The passions Of the people ar" Unframed, 'lr't llry""'v
are stimulate ed To the hishe>; pitch Of 'Nc!'eh;si'' an
where around u, a sectional storm RAGE "!Ii.!' Az -,
rn-. In it, fury. to rnrulph the slip 81 SAFE. u III '"'
critical condition Of thing In both scciion- o. The inion!" H'
hy your reckless action here, .hai! briu: bankrupt! Aii i"'
cuniary ruin upon the country, may not 'i'r n'''' "'''''''''.
ell patriot we'll 'rrmhlc for the consequences.
believe that The Union i IN imminent ddhseT-
This hour, the very cri-i> of our fat.
II the Union shall he destroyed. upon You VIII ret The
responsibility: and le, NE adinoni>l, !ou, in ,hr "inqntii,
language Of my gifted predecessor. nov au more .ih'' III
you allow /, To be oyrrtlrown, You will get i; again "l"n
the sun shall 20 back upon I'll" dial Of Ahaz;'
When the earth. cities have No .Oani or tread,
When .hir- are drifting with the dead
To shores where all i dumb.
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STEAMBOAT ExpLosIoN-GREAr LOSS OF LIFE.

St. Nicholas. from st. Louis for New Orleans,
exploded near island No. 50. The boat and
cargo are L total los. Forty-two persons were
killed and missing together. They were prin-
cipally attaches Of the boat. Among these
dangerously wounded is r. j. Stewart, of
Stanton, Va.
MEMPHIS, April 27.-The steamer st. Nicho-
las. which exploded on the oath. was partly i'll
surcd in ST. Louis. The loss is estimated ut
$3.50 All the boilers exploded were old,
but were considered safe. There were on board
% cabin and % deck passcngcr>-eight OF the
former were ladies. all of whom lost their lives.
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ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR.

NEw YoRE, April 27.-The steamship Moses
Taylor. from .Aspinwall, OH the evening of the
18th. and Havana, on the 2lst, has arrived
She brings the Havana mail. All was quiet on
the Island. Sugars were in active demand for
all grades suitable for the Spanish markets, but
the market Otherwise was dull. Molasses was
unchanged.
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TROUBLE IN UTAH.

ST. Lor,s. April 27.-The difficulty between
Gov. Cumming and Col. Johnston, grew out
OF a refusal by the latter to withdraw thetroopS
from Provo. who were sent there under a re-
QUESTION of the court, for the protection OF
gitncSseS.
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sHIPWRECK.

New Yorx. April 26.-Thc schooner .Ahra-
hanna. from James River for Belfast, i>a>horc
a, southampton, on Long Island. the vessel
and cargo are 4 total loss.
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I

ST.. LOUIS, April 27.-Gcorgc \. Athcrton,
teller OF the Southern Bank, has been arrested.
lie is charged with cmbezzlins funds Of the
bank to the amount of $4,000. The whole
amount is covered by security.
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GOOD SALARY.

Rev. DIR. tharln'S society, in New York,
have voted him a salary Of $ 5000. He earns
about $4,000 by occurring. and is not in his
pulpit more than half the time.
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STEAMER n

Sr. LOTS. .,pril 21.-The Government
steamer, Mink, with a cargo Of Government
stores, was sunk al st. Jo>cpls>, Oh sunday.
osS 500 600.
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STEAMER BURNT.

CnIcAGo. April 27th.-The steamer -Eolian,
from st. Louis. was burnt at 81. Paul, and
sunk at Lake Pepin. on Friday last. Four per.
sons were drowned.
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|-~-k

Gov. Hicks has appointed S. Mitchell wha.
ley, ESP, to act as sheriff OF " orce>ter county.
Nd, in place of W. W. Mumtord' deceased.
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Four children belonging to Il Mr.. Jones, of
Harrisburg, Pa, were bitten by n mad dog on
Friday.
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\ writ Of error has been granted in the case
of Mrs. I~Iartune. who was sentenced to be
hung at Albany yesterday.
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CONVENTION IN LYNCHBURG.

Tie Convention to nominate a candidate Tor
the Board Of Public Works, meets in Lynch
burg today.
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S-0k>

Mires, the Paris banker, lately gave a ball
which cost S2J, 00o. lie commenced life by
selling old stoves-,hen, as now, a g,o', iinan-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-29

Hon. Humphrey Marshall, Of Kentucky, has
been nominated for reelection to Congress by
the American party.
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A contract has been made for the completion
Of the Mississippi Central Railroad by the LIST
Of December.
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CONVICTED np MAasLAueHrER

.ArGrsTA. Ga. April 27.-The jury ~ -,
case Of Alfred Sears. for the murder 81 M"y'
Gregg. engineer on the Florida Rai'r3aL .
turned 4 verdict Of voluntary man>arsn'y ~,
The Court sentenced ,hs accused 10 pay e.
and be imprisoned u months.
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nraru M prauop pOANE.

BrRLrvcroX, NJ. April 27.-Bishop Doi".
of the New Jersey diocese, died at '"
this afternoon.
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'The following extract from The Richmond "Nhic. Feb
rrary q. l.'i, shows That am no; mistaken in the temper
lnI patriotism OF the South: all our people VII DE- true;
I'VE have thus given only a brief sketch Of the debate
last Friday. In order 10 le; the Southern people know ls
true purrort and Character. IL is useless 20 say tha' ~hrh
these doctrines OF WiL-oS and WADE are attempted 10 he
carried out by Congress. there will be an end %! ih- . mon
Tie South will no, submit to such Abolition incenIiari'in.-
II they shall succeed In their purpose. ii will. indeed. he a
dark day for the country. Upon then. however. and iho'e
who sustain them, will res. the responsibility and al the
A. much a. We love and revere the ! Mon,
We had rather see It rhivered into a thousand piece. ihan 10
submit TO The degradation which SEWARD and hs vie con-
federaies propose to heap upon the south. IL Is ir hem;
not for the South. 10 determine whether the nlon, haiioEed
In 20 many respects and for 50 many reasons, shall survive
or die"
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Mr. LFrCTIEH Y-.. Their" i Michigan. ! ha! ~,
that. aud New jersey. Tler- The same result j. 'l,''
Her. then CONES. lat ., all, the state o! Na"tch-"'
She end. an .n'ir- now delegation, Th-ii,T". with nc ~
ZION of,... What 80, N. .aiI.r - that chang, ~ "
no., th- gentlemen who AZ. no. here strong enough
opposition 90 Southern Institution, and 70 sor'hrTa -
secure n. retention 81 their po-iion' Did ih.s ds'f
spec; 20 ;he fugitive slave i2-. or on any other qGr,'''-.
N. gentlemen who will appear here ia u" heN '.'-
IN. oils difference between them. >H, H.. ! !mt-"'
those Who come here In the next cOn.rrs- come
she people. come with al! the feelings, with AL ~ ~h
,ir.. with all tn ~prciudic-s which have BEEN -
hy hi. combination in M,..ashuse,,.. and. ;herrffs'
\ NOR. bitter and more deternin.i 'rir' -
ih-ir purpo--. cost Via: /, NAV. TIE resul: IN h'
--''- {. IA a limited Know-No;hlng triumph. Nhl
%, IN. o,h.r S,t,.. / am Informed ,ha, ;h- De
party was defeated rs the portr and infHsfcr 81 ..
org.nira,ion. | do not char,- iha: she sol'H'In
Nothings -ynpa;hise With The views Of H'rn''" ."
Np,htns- on slavery.
til. ~. l.,,-.. st
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-21
PROCLAMATION

Is HEREBY made to the qualified voters Of Har
L rison County, Ohio, that general election will
be held, as required by law, on the second Tues
day, being the lIth day Of October, A, ~ 1859, at
the several places Of holding elections in said coun
ty, at which time the following officers are to be
chosen, TO wit;
1nJc oF ,bo SUnroyne oo Court aa Jjor G sa U,e
one Treasl rer OF State, Secretary of ST ate one
Member of The Board of Public Works, one Com.
mon School Commissioner, one State Senator one
Member of the State Board Of Equalization, one
Representative one County Treasurer, one Sheriff,
one Commissioner, one Coroner, one Prosecuting
Attorney and one lnHtmary Director.
Also for or against the tollowi & amendment as q
substitute for the first clause Of the twenty.fith
section ol The second article Of the Constitution Of
this state to witt IAN regular sessi ems of the Gen
eral Assembly shall commence on the first Monday
in January annually"
And the Trustees of the several townships in
said co nty are required TO return the following
number OF Jurors from their respective townships
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eVSee0 Eis'ns.
JEFFERS & CARMAN.
and Retail Dealers in Books, Paper anc
Notions, in the rooms formerly occupied
hY lenkins. Rrannm Il Co

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Books, Paper and
Notions, in the rooms formerly occupied
by Jenkins, Branum & Co,
Bridgeport. Ohio.
WE are now receiving from the eastern cit les
w a large stock of Books, Paper, Stationery
and Notions recently purct asod at the very low est
prices, our stock consisting in part of Scientific
Literary and Miscellaneous Works, Bank and
School books of all kinds, Cap, Letter, Billet and
other papers, varying in price from Sl.0O to 500
a ream; also the largest assortment Of Window Pa
pers, OIL loths and fixtures, Paper hangings etc.
ever offered in Eastern Ohio Our stock OF Notions
and variety goods cannot be surpassed in quality or
style; sold lower in price, either Wholesale or
RetAil .. .....
The undersigned having had long experience in
10th the wholesale and retail departments of the
Paper, Book and Notion trade, fee confident thai
they can offer better inducements 10 dealt rs and
retail purchasers than ally other firm
We will take in exchange, cotton and faxen
rags, wooden rags, feathers, ginseng beeswax and
axseed for which the highest .arket price will be
paid
Allpersons desiring anything in our line of trade
respectfully requested TO give US a call or send
in their orders. E. j. CARMAN,
GRANVILLE JEFFERS.
Bridgeport Maya, 1859 1y
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J Fever and rAgue,

from which mankind suffer over large part o.
the globe, Is the consequence OF a diseased aeton
in tie systesn induced by The poisonous mias1' oi
= geSclah!e decay This exhalation Is eVoNeu "
the action OF solar heat on vet sol. ana Hses win
the wateTy vnpor froIn il. While the sun is peloN
the horizon this vapor hfsers near the eafth sur
face, and the virus Is taken VITA It through ihe
lungs into the bond. There acts as an irritating
poison on the internal visccrl and eNcretlng organs
OF the body. The liver becomes torpid ana ans 10
sccrctc not only this virus, but also the bile iIofn
the blood Baih the virus aud the bile acesIauiate
in the circnl alton, aud produce violent constltu-
tioual disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sYnp1tlize with the liver, and become
ds5rdercd also. Finally, the instinct Of cur or
eaui,n, as if in an attempt to expel the noxious
Infusion, concentrates the whole blood Of the body
IN the Internal oxcrctories to force them to cast i
ont The blood leaves the surface, and rushes TO
the central organs with congestiye violence. This
is the CafIL But ia fills eitottit fats Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the een'
trail organs and rtshes TO the surface, as if in
another effort to expel the irritating poison through
that other great excretoy the skin. In TINS
also it fails and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery OF Strength
10 repeat The hopeless effort another day These
are the fits or paroxysms of FEVER AND AgrE'
Such constitutional disorder viii OF course under
mine the health lift is not removed.
We have labored to find, and have found, an
1,f,
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Important 30 Females.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.


Prepared by Cornelius h. Cneeseman, Nj D.
KEW.YORK CITY
The combination o ingredients in those Pills are
the result Of a long and extensive practice. They
are mild N their operation ceran in correcting
all irregularities, Painlul Menstruations, removing
all distinctions, whether FROM cold or otherwise,
headache pain in the side, paIpatation OF the heart
disturbed sleep, which arise fron interruption oil
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they will
bring on 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 all that they represent to
do.
NOTICE.
They should not be used during Pregnancy, as
mis- carriage would certainly result horetrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and II IRON any.
thing injurious u life or health Explicit direc.
tons, which should be read, accompany euch box
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 8 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,
1865 Chambers ST, New Y ork.
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by John Mclean, Cadiz, Ohio.
lanl9 Iy
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The GREATEST
.M e . ICAL
; DISCOVERY
OF THE ACE.
DR.. Kennedy, of Roxbury, has discovered oneo in
our common pasture weeds remedy thatcures
EVERY KIND OF IUMOR.

-.1 ! u
ne worst HcFoIua' GOWN 10 aeommoh |1mpIe'
II E has tried it in over 1lG0 cases, and never
l. 4 failed eXcoptin two cases; tboth thunder hu.
mor.) He has now in his possession over one hun
miles of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure nursing sore
mouth.
One TO three bottles VIII cure the worst kind Of
PiTples on the ace.
Biles.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst can.
ker in the mouth and stomach.
worst cases OF Eryslpelas,
One to two bottles are warranted to cure all hui
NOR IN the Eyes. .,#..
Two bottles are warranted to cure running oithe
ears and blotches among the hair.
-Four TO six bottles are warranted % cure corrupt
and running ulcers.
One bottle Will cure Scaly eruption OF the skin.
Two to three bottles are warranted to cure the
worst case Of ringworm.
Two to three bottles are warranted TO cure the
most desperate case OF rheunatlsn
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure the
salt rheum. .,
Five TO eight bottles VIII cure the worst cases Of
scro!ula.
A benefits always experienced irym the tlrst bot
tie, and perfect cure Is warranted when the above
quantity is taken. ,,,,.,,,-,,-.
,-, hoAbO ~ NJ ass.
DEAR MA3AM,--- hl1 ne, repytalii23a OF the Medical
esiabilshed oy the uAahlAouS VOICE OIL an VINO nave
ever used II, that need not say ANYTHING on the
subject, rs ne most sHl1u' Pnysciah' ana the most
| careful Druggists III the country are unanimous IN
/ lts praise .
IN presenting the -hedlcal discovery 10 your no
| tice, dot win a iul knowledge OF Its curative
pow r, IN renewing all. ana curing most OF those
disseSes to WhlcA yon are uhlof tnaaleIy 50 liable
! ] bat most eXcrucleunS olscase to an ahectlonate
mother, ,.r,r,o,,,<, ,.o,,,,,r
~ Lh9L-NH SURE MOO n,
cured as II by inracIei ycur own temper Is re-
stored to tsnaturaI sweetness, ana your habe from
short ana iFau maps 10 cam ana sweet summers;
ana the Meulcal Discovery pggcomes FOUNTAIN ol
blessing TO your husoahu ana hoaseHolu'
IN the more aaFahGee Si9HT3 oL
At'hEN
( 1t extends to the s'omaGh, GGea,qislng
DfoF fF0lA'
winch Is nothlng owl cahhef on Inc stomach; then
to the lntestlnes ana ,-,,,r,,r
! hli'IF 7 ! = w
ctea'lhs slEl"s, eons iS1.1HE 1nu a'1 'loA'l0i'
ence even to inc cares ol your ianlly'
! lonr stomach Is 49,, -,.,,,.,,
IA" AND I'M LAMLD,
your 1000 ulsresseSy una you cah oh!y take cor
tain kinds, and even OF that your system does not
get halt tne nQlrishment II contains as the aeFmo
nous huG OF cahtG' Gus II Ip tlen yolt com
ptexlon loses It's bloom ana becomes sniiow o.
greenish, ana your nest o4y Il gone for wan{ o
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ELRICK & QUARRY,
6 A RRIA 6 Z & BU GGY
Manufacturers.

CADlL, y.
E1AVlNG permanently located in Cadiz and
l. J. havingon hand large supply of timber and
other material necessary for the manufacture of
Carriages, BUgGicS and SMIEEies
of all descriptions we are prepared to fiji all or
ders at the shortest notice, and will warrant all
our work.
Having been heretofore constantly employed in
the most extensive Carriage Factories we feel con.
fdent that we can meet the wishes of all who may
favor ua with orders, and being determined to en-
poy none but the best workmen, entire satisfac.
tion shall be givan for all work.
Our prices shall be as low as any other establish.
ment in the Western country for work of euua
quality. Before ordering or purchasing elsewhere
| give US call,
33- We are now building and finishing off Car
| riages, Bugeies &c. and Intend as speedily al
/ possible to get up a variety, aud keep our Estab
| lishment supplied Tor purchasers.
Our Establishment is in the building formerly
occupied BY A. Formau, on Ohio Street, few
doors east Of the American House.
PTAll kinds OF Repairing done at the shortcs
notice. ELRlCk T. QUARRY.
Oadiz, Ohio, Feb. Q, 1859 Tyr
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MASONIC NOTICE.

1T ARRISON LODG (
MxA 3. II No. 2l9 of Free and
A<s6eH IgiA9 s@ accepted Masons, meets
<sSs,g. IN az regular on the first anC
SsSsIy& gfg h1sS third Tuesday of evely
i36s 81 a&, month at the Odd Fellow;
1A Sss W. s. CRANFUL
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