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Balance cash on hand Nov. 2s. 1859


The settlements with debtors, Ia whole ia part
COMPROMISED Nov g. 1859, 10 the aggregate $751;,
90 6a but owing 70 the extraordinary connection, or
rAsner complication Of the accounts OF debtors cse
tors on the books Of the company BY far tho afTo- sr
uon o. ne Aforesaid sum- instead or coui,g into tbs nGais
OF tne trustees rs cash other Jebar cable asSet
spplco 90 attachments or went counter claaas
in come other form.
ohe uNiaend or ten per cent, IA known, has been
mace or al adjusted claims for witch M aa-hrasat or
o'nsr sNc's security was hsli trust tas ensiug soros
and summer viii not pass before second sy,isoi yil
be announced wal
The assets reash high sam 10 figures Th... a-u.es
Nwil DC really seer, are nominal very s-z, eytsot
excepting tnas small SFt Of The xaich tss nubc
~ill recognise rs Fooi the list b1ats ,ne x ~ reS
estate sno 10 fair extent. tbs Cncinna ns, az claims
Yet even tbs later s hal been oisen "a s;,ea that
the elaine AL vastly hslcv average: m,nr az ts",
win doubtless be collected in whole IN part
The i'm teots app4sring against d,rent n,,,ior
ransserrsd from the New York booss aImos, u,ray
d. petcd. npd some OF rapc$ purely d,v,iops
80, %ub6ees are many Of he nsooInts
Only ,hat ls ~ the New York blsness which ;nou5es
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MIIITIIEINTRLLIGENCR.

ALMANAC FOE INV YoRx-Tm pAY.
uN RrD0. MOON Rlsn4 ...morn 2 le
~ ssHs........"....S b HeA wAxI8 .......evs 5,
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a 4; Pacific Mall 81; So; New York Central Rail
road, 7os q 4; Erie Railroad, 81 0; Hudson River
Railroad 4oI a 4; Harlem Railroad, 0 4; do. pre-
ferred, SO "a; Reading Railroad, 39i . I; hiohf
gan Central Railroad, 37s a I; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana, 81 n; do. guaranteed, lag
a &; Panama, 1872 !; Illinois Central, 66l Il
Galena and Chicago, 56I a67; Cleveland and To-
ledo, lsi 1; Chicago and Rock Island, Gag d
Illinois Central rs, SSJ 500.
The business OF the Sub-Treasury was az follows
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A,7s2.557 a

minal. Observation-Disclosures 1872 ,557 A
,hedule OF the names OF creditors whose claims
n allowed by said Kilbrcth aud Reesaelin, .trus-
q the respective amounts, up 70 November Is,
Ooyre n Wif
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His friends, and those OF his brothers william and
Patrick Dor are respectfully invited TO attend une
raj this "wednesday afternoon, at half past o'clock
from his residence No IA Avenue corner Of Four
tenth street.
llSh street. Harlem, Monday Feb Is, Mrs. CATHERINE
DEAN widow OF the late Benjamin 7. Dean.
In the death OF this excellent her children have
lost mother that s seicom equaled oopuga relations
mother unsurpassed by any their large circle Of re
ops and friends pattern OF piety; the chu- an m. =,
a brightest ornaments and the poor b.aolscior sucS
: a. - - ~ found WYNN
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A2rwEr Jan z-In Fort Br bark Saxon Crouan, for Boa
ssADos Jan lar brig Fred,n Lord, rorsds taad I'D
Sr AZ & a. IN .rtrs Deb ssh plymouth and sd lh
In sr 81 Isosas 9Th voa Treworgy New Haven and sid
In Market Bsrnss oas fro@ .ssSias AIT AIT
Cil. :. Jan lsssorscss port ship. saml Watts d.g
soc. dss % load a.%p,oo n o"ds !,
f.s :% s e., s sr Ss:s o
SsHsss ass Jan e,ss sps
df ,or Go.s At is 6 Per ton; and other. before
9.so. Jan +In port slip so~.mse Martin, for Savannah
In pO.: y Jan 3 :Ap Dublin Lame from CITY Point VI. jus.
jan SIN por Tsas 81 s s. s'isA. ,,urn
from Nforh, arr l9!h and others WHO'D W -'
ait sss Gss ss S WI
barn au. e " WA. ESSns Toq: Jsr
GA Nor ior Unit United STATS brig Asse Green, uac
Jesns q sp r ssa ao% d. S%
C Ca from DO: isrvcs. Queen Young do chi
AIT Al % FEB ! s.n Nevis, Mobile. -
aS 2sh . load for Boston Sid Br brig Brill Burke Hes.ns
HALAaA Jan B-In port schr Transit Davis for New York
oSMs.s .,s i G o. ,,. A.,.. lain n.. ,,o, NJ.
,iss. tO gas.q0 AZ. Ils d, ,dx; David
pssssa or 5e.ss .ss ossrs sa h big. Emery ss!
Perkins rs- YORK. lab. Ahina Br ciipoerj Boston; ISL
1919 Jan 8 ssss oslosra oolcor New Yor.;
Ye.t so.s p..a.Ds varnsy P"uxnd sis. eastman
Berry Portland Bridge Small do; brig NiIier Wnste
PeDsacca Sid yisk bvtg ABBY Watson Wasson NYurk
PERM HBUco. Jan l6-In port ship AiddeSex - frcr,
ss bark Impsrsdcr Bntsr Tor Phadsphs 10
HazGd. Williams, for WORK ldr Grapeshot Ho-nSS.ad
from Rip Jsreiro. jus, Zee Miscep y.
PuRr SFAz. Jan 1-Sli brig Chsstelaio Harsv fysreo
gos. wv N'u', eion'ue
Power Jan BIN pert bark Evening star. for New Haven
Days: schr May fJls FOR NYork do ~ ~" ~
SnAhps lie E--Arr bark Arrow, Harrington ssiem
rsonAa jan 2-n port orig Cruus:sds Hates for BDs.on
sosss Pa Jsa s-In brig Kineo 0onsry for Nor
IRxs!E Ian Zsp port barks rrunsv On ~ss for Nsssfna
sno Scs'or 2sa E horton (E) Ge-ror IN Bosou rcpE f
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26
McLean's Volcanic Oil Linament

The BEST LINAMENr III THE WORLD.
The only safe and certain cure for cancers Piles
Tumors, Swellings and BroncheIo or Goitre; Pa,
raIysis, Neuralgia, Weakness of the Muscles,
chronic or lnfnmmatory rheumatism, Stiffness OF
the Joints, contracted Muscles or Lie nments, Ear
acee or 'iootllache, Bruises, Sprains, Wounds,
Fresh Cuts, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Caked Breasts,
Sora Nipples, Burns ScaIds. Sore Throat or any
Inflammation or Pain, no difference how severe,
rr how long the discnse may have existed, Nc.
Leans Celebrated Liniment is a certain remedy.
Thousands OF human beings nave been saved a
life OF decreptude and misery by the Of this
valuable medicine. 4 .r -.. Sad.
McLeans Volcanic Oil Linament will relieve
pain almost insinntancously, and il will cleanse
purity and heal the toulest in incredibly
| short space of lime. ,.fr. ...s. Is. .a.r. =
For Horses and other Animals. McLean's eel.
ebrated Linamcnt is the only safe aud reliable
remedy for the edre OF SPAWN, Ring Be ne, Wind
calls, splints, Unnatural Lumbs, Nodes or Swell.
ngs. twill never iail to cure Big Head PoleviI
tisula, Old Running Sores, or Sweeny, il proper
y applied For sprains, Bruises. scratch hes crack
ed Heels, cha tes, saddle collar Calls Cuts sores
or Wounds it is an iufallible remedy. Apply it %
directed, and cure is certain in every instance
Then tria. no longer with the many worthless
Lininients offered you Obtain a supply Of DR.
McLcans sc elebraed Linament. IL will cure.
]. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner of Third and Pine sts., ST Louis, Mo.
John Beall, Agent, Cadiz, Ohio. rs ..E e -s
July g, 1860 ly ...- ,... ....... ....
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Health is Wealth and Sickness
lze ... !, ~ IA Poverty Indeed. M

Read and see II Dr. Ayers medicines do not do
So sthing to,enrich mankind.
DR. q, O. AYEs- ''''' wv " M '
4 Respected Sir. | should be wanting in ccm.
incn gratitude n 7 did not acknowledge TO you
what your tkill, or more accurately your Extrae
OF Sarsapari a has done for my vile She has b, en-
some years afflicted with humor, which comes
out upon her skin in The autumn and winter with
such insuflerablo itehng, 10 render Life almost
intollerable 1t has never failed to come upon her
in coldweu ther ..nor has ahy remedial aid been
NJ le tohasten It's departure before Spring or al ali
alleviate her suiicriugs from IT,. This season /.
commeHced M October with its usual violence. .
BY the adyice Of our celebrated Surgeon, Dr. Kim:
bail, gave her your S.rsapartila. In week 1t
had brought the iumor cut dpon her skin worse
thapEwe iadeyef secnit befores butit sooii began
20 dis appear The itching has ceased and the hu.
NOR isnoY enlirely gone, SO that she 10 rompIete.
lly cured, BIT Continues taking lie Salssno.
tliis, 20 Insure complete expulsion pf the disease
from the eysiensJ 9i'l Yours fespsy 'galE -
Prepared By Dr, J., G., AYER j. Co, ! DWELL
- 80 ~ sves tse tsfsseptl2 ON
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: This Drill is warranted to SOW Wheat. Rive
Barley and Oats without CT oking or clotsin
what no other drill. we think will do SDrino
crops put in with this Driilcan be sown no mai
ter how hard the wind blows. "A the seed is ru,
INFO the ground at regular, depth. and covered
up, it will stand the drougt and as il, IS always
covered us sown, raiHs coHsiHg on the farmer Ia
prepared for it. Every one that has nsed the
drill. that we have heard from, saysTerain sown
with IL rrodnces much more to the acre The foci
OF this drill sowing all Kinds of Spring grain pla
ces it decidedly above rny other drill row In use
Here tuore, seed drills have only been valued for
sowing whea'. us their principle OF construction
was not adapted to sowing oats, barley and other
light and rough grains. Recent experiments how.
tyer.s hive proved that the advantages rcsNNine
from drilling in tho seed Of spring crops are die
equal, ii not superior to those oil driI,y IT. wheat
II is a we'll known fact, that oats and barley have
soft, weak straw, and that whole fields cf these
crops, Of the rankest and best growth, are often
blown down or fall from their own woight, which
prevents the grain from filling, and thus disap.
points the expecati ms Of the farmer AHl 20 -
Drilling to grent extent, prevents this evil --
The plant standing in rows permits freer circuIa
lion OF air, and general penetration, of the
rays ot the sun, which hnrdens and siiffens the
straw. and thus to great extent prevents the fall.
ing or lodging. rs when sown broadcast 81 ."5 '
On an average, from five TO ten bushels more to
the acre may DO conned on, OF both oats md bar.
ley, when drilled, than when sown broadcast as
heretofore. For sale by ar sH1aE E7a g ''
#E.-.1 sLetr H.E GEORGE &, WILSON
July 4, le6o "@ Cadiz, Ohio.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26

As this is the season of the year when every
per. on is laying in their winter supply OF pro.
visions, we announce to our subscribers that the
follow Ing articles ofcountry produce win be re.
ceived at this office in payment Of subscriptions
to the Cadiz Sentinst:--
Flour, Corn, Oats, Buckwheat Flour, Hind
Quarters, Of Bee and Stone Coal, Pr YE,sY
Those who may prefer to pay IN MONEY
candcso and if paidwithin the next sensdays
viii receive oar sincere thanks m ta,e bargain.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26
SADDLES AND HARNESS
sAtfUE TtNE wi oNs

WI oULD respectfully inform hisold CUSTOMERS
w & and tile public generally, that he has on
hand large stock and genera assorttnen. Of Sad
des, Harness, &f, consisting III part Of idil-q nil
ted and plain shaftera, quilt ed hood cover and plain
haif.Spanish and failbacks, quilted aud plain seat
ed, brass and wood horn den,ipeaks, plain and
quilted seat, low canlle English trottng saddlsr
Also variety Of styles OF side saddles, with
short and extended quilted knee springs, hoop and
back springs, silver coored russell b,ue and black
cnameled leather gu ltet and plain pushed seats.
lie has also on hand several sets Of extra fine sit.
yer mounted carriage and buggy harness., Strong
yankee team harness, saddle bags, collars, haliers
brides and mnrtingaes Of niost every description
Carnage, Buggy and Riding Whips OF the finest
qu7llty IN fact most everything usually kept in
stdd Ter shop. He deems il unnecessary to puff
and blow or let of cass about tire material or
workmanship Of his work. as it will ommniend
itseli TO those. who are Judges or who use it
lhankfal for the liberal patronage be has hereto
fore received he hopes bv strict attention to bnsi-
= 'ss and selling good. work At reasonable price,
to merit acontinuanf9 Of the Same. Shop third
docf Nofthof McFadden's store. Uadis, OtsJ.
Feb. Is, ls60-lyra 5.,,,... .5s r.. 2 st4.,v, Il
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR +, & CO.,
--hANuFACTUEiNG-- ~ ~ HHH FL
Pharmaceutical assd hesmists,

PTTTSBUKGH, IA.
eSs- Fos sale by John Bedll Druggist and Book
seller. Cadis, Ohio, Dutiieid and Ryder jefferson,
saunders Il Son, Hopedaie; Jas Cady, Cadiz juno :
tion; + Hughes, New Athens, A. Coulter, PattIns.
vile; VIM. Maxwell, Hanover; E Grace, New
Market; Isaac Lewis Georgetown: N. Campbell /,
Miiler's Station; George Allen, Fairyiew; John
West e. Co, New Rumley; w. e. Perry. cassvils;
a. Jul. Schre,Set, Mooreteld; Deriing h Crawford,
Mastersyiiies Latimer and Custer, Bowerssills. |.
John Snyder, Philadelphia Road; X, Caldwell,
frankiins R. Pitts e. Son, Deerssille; Thomas
Green, Fre~port. d. s. . ~ ra-a..gg
November 3, l859-ly. grt f me
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Something New!

[IAVE you seen ,Davis's Gift Lakenesses, If
IL not, go and examine thems They exceed
anything for beauty, ever made in Cadiz, a, iss
2 beautiful and vSiuabie Git goes With each iile
ness. st$@ seNHNS' Y ''SNs
No one refuses to have his fkenss:sss whom vi, h,
secs them tA4SlF - $50" NV
/ Ths charm is irrssistable call and see them..
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No papers are discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, except at thee option Of the Publish
err This is standing rule among all Newspa-
per publishers.
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at:s6iX Mark ct.

The following prices are paid in Cadiz for
the following articles Of Country Produce
Wheat 9oc to sl,oo Flour $3.50 to $500.
Oats 20 cents. Conas35 ctss Batter l2ts cts.
Eggs Gets. Hay $500 per ton. Green Ap-
pies rs cts. per busbel
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26
THE PULASKI TIMES. =
oar nAwKINsvTL EE a.

OF Ihursday, March ID, 1883, aavss
FINE uONEYs--DR RB smith, uffuis county
psesrn,s is itb a-beaa'ifaI arsiciS ot honey slal
II not superior tonnythihs ws ever SAVE Prkia 6ops
ey was manutactnrsd BY Mrs. Smith, accbr ding q,
ased Of Dr. 2 Greager; Baltinsors Md, Any.
person can get this receipt tor making honey and
be independent OF the honey bee by writing 20 be
Cresgcf, No 55s West Baltimore street, Raiti.norr,
Md, enclosing so cents. a 1t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26
FOKBRECKINiiIDGB AND LANE

.stL-a fLlal o. HTzfflL asln frTf.ersa-7r ]
sfJ. NJ. ESTEP, will address the Democracy
and citizens Of Harrison county as follows:-
FRANKLIN. Friday, September 2ss,s at ]
klDEERsYlLLE Friday evening, Sep, 2S, al
. o'clock, PM al5aslszal re- is s.isali,ss
FREEP0RP, Saturday. Sept 49,, ct. l. o.
clock, lagM. grsIilH EgnsE9is s4ssaiaau
sM00REFfELD, Saturday evening Sept 90
at 6 O'Clock p. MFpiiM TsEro saa5fIy Eas
p NEW MARKET, Friday evening, October
sBoWERsviLEE, Saturday, Oct. IS, at l
O'Clock, r. M ~ .9.sg ''..,o' y ,'se9s3o
f,YEN HUXLEY. Saturday, Oct 20, at
o'clock, p. NJ. ii, =, 7a.sii5 Iev,.-.yS.,...,zi
NEW JEFFERsoN. Saturday Oct, 20, at 8
O'Clock, T. M .Eirsa 70 aaiis79fss7 go s5{ T
Turn out fellow Democrats, and hear the
principles ofthe party discussed. 20 xbliw
Let the OLD JAcEsoN GUARD be on hands.
let US sustain the Union and the equality
OF the States" a ~ s@E szTst5f ga@
- -. .ss BY order oithe T,reckinridge ts 4
,,ai y, y, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26
NewGO0as.

Messrs. Scntt & Kelly, at the Cadis Junction.
AMI George Allen, Of Fairyiew, are receiving
the best stock Of goods ever brought to this
county
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26
ALLEGfaENY CATrL e MARKET

ks ALLEGHENY CRY. Sept. 90 1850.
The ofFeringsef cattle are heavier this week
than last. and the sales are more brisk, though
there II no improvement in prices. The de
mand Is chiefly eastern. Bat few sheep and
hogsywsre offered, and oisthosc only thFee lots
were sold. 8 A ~
- UNION DROVE YARDS @
~ '~ John Ateader, Proprietor.
BEEVES. .-,, 80
No @OGasd kHs Sold s.y Price.
l49 sEdward Williams Sent East.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26

s0y-Barrett's Fine Jewclry is all the rage
among the ladies'. Call in and see his assort-
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SOITFt you wish to make your own Ink, go
60 Bealrs and get some Of his unriyalied "Ink
Powder." laaaaa.3r a gol gEsrasssz g si ,aaJ J q
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26
DR.. winters rfasFim moni:,t series
GROCERIES! GROCERIES I!
GEORGE & Wilson's.

WIE have on hand, and are now receiving from
w the South and East, the largest Stock OF
Groceries ever brought 70 Cadiz, to which we wish
to call the attention OF Retailers and others ish
ing TO purchase for their own consumption. We
are de ermined to sell as low if not lower than
either Steubenville or Wheeling prices. Our stock
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26

-fgtTThe fairs at Washington, Guernsey coun
KY, and at Garrollton, wal be held nert week.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Independent Candidate.

Mr.. ALLEN Please sfste. that at the urgent so-
liciIstion Of Repubiieans, Democrats and Union
Men, GEORGE WELLS has eonse ted 10 be on
independeni esndidate Tot Congress in the 2lsf
Disri"t, - The ensuing October election. He viii
be eI &C ted by - - - TIE PEOPLE
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26
JONES q HYNEs.

as california, missouri.
M ILL practice II me csrrts Of Manissau. and
w the adjoining Counties. Bpecial and pycsnp.
attention given to the ,calIeefink And rsnlennct
Of clains u esnstsl and southern Missouri. paying
sa.es. Lccstirs banda sad sEaminins ol Land
Hon. Henry Putlo ssd Hon. wn r.. Bullock. Lou.
sviiie, N.Y. Cheater Hayden, L. Z, D., Cleve land,
Ohio; N. ), King, Prot q, IS. and Union Law coll
lese, cievelands Chas Y, ,ohuson, city attorney,
-, Louie. Mot Hefianin Douglns, Esq, Wooster.
y Hon ~ ~. Hayhis, Cairo, III. % s'faa ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26
Presidentisl i Election, :.
lssaa q ~ aNga &a----- "a 8 s2aV Gstssa EEL
PR0CLAMATfON,5 n.

THE qualified voters OF Harrison cen niy, Ohio
L a thio, are tiersby uetisd to meet Al their sew
efs townships,a the places Of holding elec
tons, on l1 .g& ,aa4alaag sa4 sa4ig aa.a gS'ss4 }
Tuesslay, tile Gin day OF Noycnl Bcr,
aud iher md there, between the hours liked ty
law iof holding elections, proceed TO el,ct Twen.l
" three Electors FOR President and Vice President
OF the United Statesin pnrsuance OF the Cunslirus
ilon Of the United States and this S,ateY osg
Giyen under my hand nj cadiz, this 18th dag
Of September A. ., 1860, q, 49,, n ',s 81
tgss.5.ss Sheriff o. Harrison county, Ohio
September I9; le6s-6t. b NET
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why Lakes SO hard whem washing

why baBOt SD HARD when Washing
! HAVE chemical process for cleaning clothes
4 Ivy the i've OF which the clothes can be washed
clean without boiling. and with very little rub
b'ng.. by this method much hard Tabor can DO
saved, the washing can BE done ia sAbr rwl TINS:
and the clothes very white and clean. and lnst
much longer; Tor they are not worn by rnbbing
aesy TO obtain mail the receipt TO order, posiar re
pad upon receipt Of kfty cents tkres cent postas
stamps ce good ab inL ney Address,
@@sa ~a' W 5s@e2.~ DR.3 r, CREA6ER,
eEa 'ot ~ Baltimpre, Md.
0cvif you want something, nice ana ,seluI' ds
not miss the Honey and wgsiing receipt, for they
are oil claim for them and they should be in cv.
cry iansily. wy rtt'#
FALL OF isss. q. r,,, or 1870
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26
a1css oc.rasic 'l'ickets.

80. DesnOcrnfic TtcketS.
The Democratic Tickets win be printed and
ready for distribution next week. Call and
get them. .. va
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Fresh oAs.riUaL
AT THE sign OF
The Red Fs1ag.
J. r. FOSTER,

Woold inform the people of Cadiz and vicinity
thai he has Just received choice assortment or
goods from New York, and will he constantly la
Has simmer stock Is still marked at ~ ,st
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26

,s'seo u '''a'''I ~ ~ ''. Se"7yl
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26
District Court - VI.

day. = 'asa1- y as~ :, y-,a.7gs' 7sa'.aa
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26

sssa' ~ "a aasi..v .qs'S Y2f''I
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DRsJ. H., WcLEaN's
gsirsngthsaisg Jcordfai and Blood puyiker

HAa HAHH
eiOus and deliehtfnl
cordial aver taken. a
a ID 10 siFictlya reien q
Tiifie e. vegetable com.
pound. procured by the 4
disiillaiion Of Roots,
Herbs 5nd Bark. yell
law Deek, Blood root,
Black Root, Sarshpa.
rilla. wild Cherry bark
and DahdeliOn enter
into lie composition.
The ,niire active rem.
? edial principle Of ench 2
: ingredienl is thorough :
Civ extracted bv mvAl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-06
BALTIMORE
Commercial College!

POUNDED, CuAETEEEo ls5i
CATED,
Cor. Baltimore and CharleS-Sts..
BALTIMOB MD
VJ1nIS INSTITUTION = NOW n TIE MOST
i prosperous and fnUri~'iiuE condition TTies dn-
ring the last two wears has II been Necessary "a Obtain
larger apartments for the gc- l-Idtti'n Of the m
creasing number u students, representing ns='riy
every state ia The Union
de-iFably l'ratel buildings in the city The rooms
are conrnDd0usly Arranged spacious AMI elegantly
furnished
The advantages and facilities here Offered young
desiring qualify themselves properly far the
various dufe- Of the Counting Boom cor - obtain a
7sorD,lsL Practical I.lsia-ss EiaeL'i1 -neriy- are
unsurpassed. in any particulars: by any similar estat-
Eshment IN the Cn-sl Srates.
FACULTY:
L. X. LDSTEE-
Principal-Lecturer va the Science OF Accounts Com
uIerce. Bu-fuc4- Customs. etc.
j. NJ PHILLIPS
Professor Of the Theory Practice Of Bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor II B.spk-keeIilE-
NC JOHNSON
Professor Of Bu-ine-- aud ornamental Penmanshir-
:. T. WILLIAMS EsI-
Lecrur-T Mercantile Law.
EEv. T.. YEATES REESE D. D.,
Lecturer GA Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. p Kennedy, lion joshua Sarsanf'
Hon. Thos SWAIN, Wn.- Ii keShier- EsI-,
jacob Trust F.sl- MIn- hiiAi'e' E-i-
The College j. provided with Commercial Library
Of STANDARD Works expressly for the Use Of the stu
deEts.
Zach Student has a deck 70 himself and is seIs,-
T=Itely instructed
There being no vacation durfag the year, Students
enter at auv time.
The time usually quirel complete the fail course
from S to i weeks.
DIPLoxt il awarded TO all GraIaste-.
large and Beautifully OrnaInented CirculIr-
tanning upwards Of SQUARE FEET representing the
Exterior and Interior View q the College. various
characteristic designs Pe1mansiip &C. sent by mail
free # charge accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address z X. LOSER
IS,IIfsH.ar. Nd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-06

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