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PARAFFINE BURNING OIL.

MAnTFAcTUEED
THE UNION COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
maysEilles Kentucky
TTgAIs OIL rapidly coming general r giving Light
Is made from the Camel Coal, and con1nends Itself p0Pu
lar favor By Its great superiority Candles, Lard Oil, Eo.,
IN Its greater bFanry Of light and economy % consump0n
being considered equal, If not SUPERIOR any or shTug
egent excepting gas.
Though time before the public quantity con
suined is very large and rapidly Increasing.
FeF sale II wholesale By
EWING, PENDLETON & co,
1-rTf ao1an nr1r--f
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DIsSECTING INSTRUMENTS

Medical 8 ad d B s.
TR arr inst IN recent II another supply Of Dsseing lns
Nv struments Medical Saddle Bags Ct new ana
styes;to ich repe fully invite the attention o. meai
RAINS, BROWN CO.,
oet9O No I9 South Side Public Square.
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Store House Lots for sale.
PnhIic Notice.

erv desirable for the erection OF bushes
N S-S. -, Coilege street between Church and Broad
~ hIeseo' oN 0s J L & W BROWN,
APPS ~ AZ Cherry street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-21

WHOLE TICKETS. $40; HALVES, $40; QUARTERS IS,
esrhcaiss ef Packages win be sold at the following rates.
which is the riak:
CeFiincats Of Package q % Whole Tickets S299 %
do do IS Half do 1I9 50
do do % Eighth DO aH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-21

DELARARB AND HISs0URI
state er1es.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-21

Tobacco Sale Days.
AT
A. HAMETON'S WAREHOUSE
Sales yin in futuss iafs placs
On Mondays WednesdaVss and Fridays "a
Ten oscloeEs "A. GIs
hig afrangsment g ma1s fo he purpose Of b1l secou.
modatng buyers and planta1s and ae viii be E1EaeoFy
marf7-u A.UAHUTtN.
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oAPz7AE PRzzE
s. L Q Q , Q o Q II

w0oD, EDDY < CO., Manager.
The Manages $ 0os srs located Riuingon Delaware and
St. Louis, Missouri.
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Magnificent Schemes

viii be drawn public under the supernteniencs Of sworn
commissioaers appointed b. The Governor
WOOD, EDDY q cos LOTTERY,
Glass No sI2 Draws Saturday, June so, go.
IS Nambsrs-1s Drawn Bailots.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-21

Whole Tickets SO; Halves s. Quarters e2.50l
Cerdcate Of Packages Scheme to be drawn
each Wednesday will be sold The oWing rates. Whichis toe
/ risk:
Certificate Of Package Of &c Whole Tickets sl49 50
do DO 8 Half do q g
do do 26 Quarter do 81 y
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Ip.zuur.Ky, uarsh7. laa


AElsss- v. B. Dams 4 Co., cnCunkIr
DEAR slRsELs safe purchased Of y0u Il September last
hasstOod the great re which occurred town on ne ga
February EFieDdd had large amount o. notes. rsoapts
Ge in IT, bsfsrs the building baBd papers ouf pat
in some sheets Of paper, and upon opening nss s Burning
thar ua-s
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9asbdiIIs Gnian an0 5uttritan.
DaLly S; TEl-Weelly S.; weeEly s9.
Ralss of AavertIslnE.

TEN LINES OR LESS coNsTITUrE a SQUARE.
II THE DAILY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-21

N his msiicins uneqused foe Diarrhea Dyssutsrr and
other disorders Of like nature. In eases 81 Bloody
Elus it i unequaed. Tia Board q Health OF New York,
and The Imperial hospital 81 Pelsrbur 10th resort thatt
most reliable agent IN all the early stages of Cholera
family should Be without IT, in the hour where ycgng ehdren
liable 70 suffer oIl the effects Of eating ut
dy must then Be appledno time 70 Wa Tor ths Doctor
ibis medicine be relied and the price only 50 cents,
enough to takeezre Ct whole family for whole
maE1 MACKENZIE 4 MINCHIH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-21

Manny's combined Beaper and
Mower,
TTTTH WOODS IMPROVEMENTS
w celebrated schine eceved the premium Of Grard
aoLb Eba besteombned Respng and Moving Mschns
At the great United States Agricultural Fair, held st Louisville,
Ky in September 1857 The trial came OF Syracuse New
York in July. where all the pr psI Machines the United
States were thoroughly ter The committee made their awards
through Marshal P Wilder President United States agricultural
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
received the ward as the Reaper, and the best
Mower before separate committees, appointed by the PIes-
dent Davidson County Agricultural Society," at Nashville
July, Of the machines II in Tenn.
Numerous premiums and awards given this hSnbn
during the last season, every Maohnein America
The above machines for sale BY the undeTsigned.
B. 7. OHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
USHER, WHEELEs 4 co.,
fsbQ7-dsruh nashville. Ts-s.
SPAEuING'S
Prepared Glue
mseful I'm every HouSes
! marie or sals.by. JOHN YORK 4 co.
, 1860-05-17
1IOFFAiANN d GELPCKE,
BANKERS,
Ud1tAGO. .--.---. ILLINOIS
Al A 40 LASALE4E STRKE

:. -
. Eank1nE department
Deoosts r.esiy*,! on Cu7sat account from -.:. IT.
cit Or co1atry. ard the u1ral secotnodatc1s 49,, "a
I1terea: "a na;accc, ran cri: Se .i:ovea, =, e,>,.
ssecal agreements hsye hsea 1rcs ~ Yhst 49,.
tn:s:ls. w be at.SEed e14-s' CT "17A
8aTTrIE2 fEpA pAr1.1xC~r,
0.e -AAA IA AASA.
II 4:cs Ect c:. than fTe co!..ss r.e!se. a1t
Gt;taatSs Of Depo*a =red. latere=: ii ~ pr cert
I'll &C aoH-d :: derc.ts of this de.e1uton TIA
, 1860-05-17
5prrial J1otitf8.


c=B~ Among tho many preparations
bcfors tho public cstaln for The Fever aui
havc een rectvrd With such cspeoal favor u Dr.
HnSrETTEH'5 CELEDKALED STOMACH BIT
TEHs This tonic has been staulAed snd It's nany vir.
tim promulgated throughout tho s'aca, and evy day
r~oprls'nrs arc greeted with The intekence Of sme dread
fs vnnqu1shed t tho use Of their c.1ebra.cd B1a
In ous psncap cles there but few talts who NJ:
lsst the Bitten In furnishing their medicine clossts Al
soni, il both i and agreeable to tho tast and stlmu
1lng In IT. Aeon upon tho tyscu. For certain
the Fescr and Akuo ssuleuoy. D5spepaa and all other
morbid dseases, Ia tuEe aud IN equa1led.
For aac by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
tuYltA&Fsw
, 1860-05-17
Bryan's Tasteless Vermifuge.--


Jolly timesn. ourh house, all the Children we'll;
Thought that wons would kilt e, thought 70 for spt
Didn't think 20 afterwards, wheu up and tried
Br7au's Taseless verifuge twas the WORKS that lied
% Put up Bottles, ptIee ~ dimes. soldby JOHN D.
EAhh- Ia Lake street. uSexlm
, 1860-05-17
#fDictuts, SC.
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
a TEE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
T1af. {Yn0d'S Hair Restorative.

Liver e 81: Weed. Il th'f ~ from eeatlsEsa =
% e. e. si VS.
oon4nE :sen reliable asu1ce. II certificates krr.
cry from tie pre:s:
BAru, A41xz. Jaa. ~, LESS.
esoh ee aahs snes o In I;h1 H1xsE
,iects Of your hAlr restorative induced 10 maize ap
g. hea SUI
character. some tescs r'oaths since procured bottle #
SSg; a =. sea eS u T. sand
lhar-E pro N:=- another bottle. Of which have u@cd
@st SH 10 r. e T. ~ I
r.re son zcsT than has been before 10: twer-
o ay 4. 5s esSa T;S
asss s 10 yo da5 5op y3asa:
ssn:n .n sii:es .! u: 81 ass f' s1e:tes, sats az
ero snd sIri toEEs ~ Us. 5os ~ % s.ic lss e
:Ae aseve. 1:1a II EaEe atAeset Is your setses. =
gu,ps .a1n xfsT5EHTiyE ztH5I:s55l 3fs' . ISIS.
Professor Ws.d- -Dcz1 Sir; HaTIn< hac The misfortune
Z :s::s
;;;s:s:: fSESSs i 5siSs
Ia .; 64s5ds Gsa4S
Geld MEsa He i Gentleman Of zEe&t influence sE uni
VERBALLY Ht:tved. ny Difk.
ro<xe, Sir. masa: aa3: i 4os,
~ lesu e1ssnt il iemo7;nt a113la;3eS fa2tn1 M
srsSei;e :': ~ eEshood I'D a;:c - -:
= es a1hsf s @ A RS M eeEr 20.
s:$: Nv; ssS II; II: s
oruzsis. and fsaeyt'oods iiea:e::. 70
, 1860-05-17
4egat ao6ertise1l1ente
NJ ASTERS SArF e. - :.

NJ AsTERS sALE,-.St,r.cc .c-1 - n:
Puas setite Ss:si !1s; s ~! 'sA2 M i Ill ":
ssta ssesaS stas go .; s,:5s' 1sS y =: IT, g.
Etsnes1y !: - css. VIII ~ It. l.. -: ss;, x
u tass ii r. i pss e. s:ss ny e
~ 4 Il aSi, c's t. Il b! y. =. s!!s:
a. @ "ulds4s s a. sG;a.s e:i s.t1tx aS, ,a
county or Cook and II ;.iis. u st' 4 :'1o.
s. s:'si sr:.9tytsif: itas s !: \ g H.
TsssiPs!R Ts P4se5; sssS He1j;ss t st 'f h'as :
rs,,, q ;s s. M E :.so
Tbs .esvs ..le !. pos:pont ,at!l ,a .;s.:. ~; .,
c,,, M,,:: Y s Ga,s:1 sssep<sor' G:+ s: :,,
.s 5ss asev; ,ae ;. 2e:,pc;: an,:l s,nr.. t..7
c..:; z;;s z;2 !; e.: 81 Superior tsA
EXECUTORS S.ALE.-i. ayec-
1n6;c :na nx3, g ias E43!e .: H",! vi! .::- 'a: !:
= ;: ;5 + r Tu !i 7w 2! f fi
ds,es,s RaT OF y: NIX II eess ~ ios;
y ;pi 81: :; = SITS Is S.': II ~
1!osx !? = q IS? !; % s , c. :S;
.os, Sp9,'of Of ST. :. AID :. oes i. i. !. h;ttoa
ii i seets.:: !. :. TX! s;.,t:.n. .c,t,;
Ncfts'wc=t quarter VI b!vcS il. Cars,.t..s ,.,;,,
La. Z R*' wiass@*S u asst, jsaat;, m H. ,
no'th ea auaFse1 ftsSs:>' t-v:y, 1t.w> y rasss
Lands n o;tosa County. v: s!=,a,-s,s'a T. tcun.
III, ,aa;e u sso .es.'; n"Tt ~ :,ta ]. W.,
ss$s:sis -: + Il -. a*s' = ~, '7 IT, :
lntefe4t- =. LINZ, "'N
ts::s &s : saisSTs; IT, & IT, s%;'>nssf'' e,, Es*s'
TRUSTEES sA7.r. Where's.
= G:csss 4. G. b. a1I An: y. f::hs~, II, IT,
I.ta f. o d. ~ W.! 5 ts Is I &
o. o. Ira:t r mt a.ss 70. r. re- ?,e;s 80 r-
;,S 'hs ts's, q; ~ :s;s' ~ - y:
.n'i e. County .: tcc:. u + 80 ", II,
q V Eteo.::t Ill; sn:sr.sa IT, .. i III y
sa;nse to wsaswota ! she'll = .:- ;s,... re4:a> !:
eease: a:eo1as ii. t:tn.>t s: :s!o ~. y: "
va ~. of c1chs4e. AZ! H.. .'': r;an ..
rta:xea nd esn:.rast <: ;s,., s: ~ 81 y" :,
VIII m1sa, c1ss2s' TseSf E it s.: y O. H. III ;vt =
ss:,s s:,,: =, = H. n. -! 81 ID
~, ,s1 ssn!y aI.A tes n*ar,, in ~
e of5ase "a FATTY st essS ss r.;2 sE:': "
| on faes aIa ~ erpra., j; IL. E,,,,-.,. r,... =
| dar.ed - The back ., -.il 1:ei. mi. IL ~
ho':tescf sail h!. at e1c:.-.; - s1:,. ia., -,
meto .e.. the r.t,...s- .atn::u:: =, "a
aud *id .e-i ii cauvsE1n-e 5A:..;~,. ~! r. ~
/ sAre 4. 1taE- sid.
No.. tst.. O.: ~: q: Nv.
sA!d Ic' IL. VII, II, T.. z;,-s. , =, ! /, ;,
1S<, II tsc,v" 1. .re. ~ IL, . 81
suction. ~ The Snr .,iaer :: ..r;
| af Ch!ra-o. i. thst.:::r - ;. - 49, ,.T,.
| The tl1l*zt h:.c. ,rr &C., .,it =. H.
| q D+<N4 frrf
Cn.'k Mil >t4te II i'tn..- = ;-u.!::. =:
! a+!etrt tt- ". # .h.r, II i -: s. =. =: :,
tAzf hr!f =: !ae nnf.axc-t W. n+ .l.. II,
In Enwr tt..ty.l4.ao t:n, s.1:r 4: :: r.r;, ~,
| cf thr Th:td FrLc';a! N,-"'...i. '..~ : ,,.;
| tl:sc1e:t.. t'"e:tat' ~: a:,,!... r.:... 49,.
r:. nni ~ hs":r"t e'.i ".":-y -: -;..:
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, 1860-05-17
: : II
: CONGRESS
: O. #.
. WATER.

Any ono not haTnE those words and letters Oh the Cor
sounterfes and the purchaser should prosecute tue
seller for swl1dlink.
u-orde1s viii receive prompt attention II addressed to
Us At Congress Spring. Saratoga, New York, or At our
Bouthezn Depot Of Congress Water In New York eItYs
CLARKE d WHITE
Propzietors Congress Springs,
Measrs. Gage, Bro D1ake fremont House Gale Bro.
J. Il. Reed j. Co.; penton, Robinson T. Smith; F. 4.
lynn ESQ; " F. Tucker Co.. Of Chicago, Illinois, are
supplied With the genuine Congress Water direct from ou
house; end We would recommend them favorabY pc.
scns IN Chicago vicinity who dere purchase GENT
rnx Congrct. Water. CLARKE Willie,
ny.c.11.4tp
, 1860-05-17

Noted cLt2arNAs and public Lecturer says Of Bnowxa
BsoscmAt Taocuza: TN Ill my Iectu1irg tour, put
Troces ato may cet b1g regularly - do lecture. or
Anen Public speakers voca1ist and Ill othe.s who *
ersc the voice. should never m Of using thcce Trochcs
Ihey all other preparations In clearing and s.reneh
eng the voice. removing hoarsene,a ata5inc irritation Of
the throat and cough remedy are pre- enizeny The
beat. mr1e1Efod
, 1860-05-17

Asaceient wH happen ia reR re7nzat<d f4.,f 1t Ia
very dessaoe to have eheap and convenient WY 70,
repairing Futn!tIze, Cookery. Toys, t.
sPALDIEG's PREPARED. GLUE
meets Ill emeEence1 md household ean nj ri In -
w7houtl. 1t!sh always ready and up to TIE sticking
po1nt. There no longer necetty for umpInr ch.rt
k2lnte1ed vsaeez headleas dos and tsokaa csdea II
'siust for eonc shc]! and oer Ornamental rn,
70 popular With Ladies' Of refinement and taste.
Thsadn2he preparation Is used cold being c,or,fr,n
he'd IL soluton and poeseasrk a the valuable cua.e,
tho best cabinet Glue. It may he used In she .-
Of ordinary nueilaSe, being vastly nose adhesive.
=: useful IN EVERY HOUSE."
N.B-ABsuih accompanies each bosu..
Price, Is Cents.
Wholesale Depot: No. 4s cedar.st, Kew Ymk,
Address HENRY G; srALD1xo & CO.,
Boz No a,sso New York,
twelve dn7ena beautiful LIhograph Show acc5mns
EunT zach package.
..HA ansie bottle Of SPALDING's PREPARED
GLuE vii taSe tlness cost annua!yto every hou,e-
Sold $ all prominent satioa=s., Druggist. 17,,sv,-s
and FuznNa.s Dealers. Groeess~ md Faasy SIores.
Country Merchants should nnake note Of SPALp-
It will stand any climate Gci diyeod
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-12
FOR BRECKINRIDGE ANDLANE

S-'. j. M. ESTEP, will address the Democracy
and citizens of Harrison county as follows:--
s. Athens, Saturday, September 10Th, at o..
clock, P. M.
HopedaIe. Wednesday, September 19A, at
2 o'clock, P. NJ.
Fsssryicw', Saturday, September 22nd, at l
Ssclodk, P. NJ.
>. Additional Meetings.
FRANKLIN, Friday, September 2s, at l
O'Clock 2. NJ.
DEERSVILLE, Friday evening, Sep. %, at
0 o'clock, P. M.
FREEPORT, Saturday, Sept 20, at l, o.
clock, P. NJ.
NOOREFIELD, Saturday evening, Sept. %,
at O'Clock, ?. N.
New Market, Friday evening, October IL at
6o'clock, P. M.
BOWERSVILLE, Saturday, Oct. 10, at l
o'clock, P. M.
NEW RUMLEY. Saturday, Oct. 20, at I
o'clock. P. IL.
NEW JEFFERSON, Saturday Oct 90. at
o'clock, P. NJ.
Turn out fellow Democrats, and hear the
principles of the party discussed.
Let the OLD JACKSON GUAM be on hands
Let as sustain the "Union and the equality
OF the States.''
BY order OF u4e Breckipridge
..r ,,r EXECUTIVE COMMlTTEE
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-12
The PaH-HaudIe and Chatiers VAL
ley Railroads.

After slumber ofthree years, we rejoice to
announce that work on these two routes, 50 im-
portant when completed, to the City Of Pitts
burgh and the great transportation movements
between the East and West, was re-commenc-
ed yesterday.
The force employed Is moderate Operations
on a scale sufficient to insure completion with.
Ia q few months, will be entered upon whenev-
er the Companies have placed their right oi
way accounts IN propet shape.
The public spirit and clear conceptions Of
the vaIde Of the roads to their lands eynced
by property holders on both lines, is commen-
dable and far sighted.
1t Is hoped the few still hesitating to grant
these corporations the privilege they have no
means to buy, yet are needful to attract more
capital to their aid, will halt no longer.
Gentlemen, be enterprising enough to ratify
what your neighbors have begun, and the rap
idly swelling price of your lands will cooh as
sure you that your apparent sacrifices were re-
ally great Pittsburgh Post, Srpt. l.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-12

1uE BEST DINhMENT III THE WORLD
The only safe and certain cure for cancers, Piles
Tumors, Sweings and Broncheo or Gotre; Pa
raIysis, Neuralgia, Weakness of the Muscles
chronic or lniammatory Rheumatism, Stiffness OF
the Joints, contracted Muscles or Lie aments, Ear.
acee or Iooihache, Bruises, Sprains, Wounds
Fresh Cuts, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Caked Breasts,
Soro Nipples, Burns, Scalds, Sore Throat any
inflammation or Pain, no difference how severe,
or how long the disease may have existed, Nc.
Leans Celebrated LIniment is certain remedy.
Thousands of human beings have been saved
life of decrcpitude and misery by the use OF this IN
val table medicine.
MELeans Volcanic Oil Linameut will relieve
prin almost inctantaneously, and it will cleanse,
purity aid hcal the ioulcst III an incredibly
,hnrt space OF time.
Tor Horses Htd other Animals. McLean's eel
ehrat.d Linamcht is the only safe aud reliable
remedy Tor the care of fpavin, Ring Bon c, Wind.
calls spliIts, Unnattial Lumbs, Nodes or Swell
ngs 1t will never Tail to cure Big Head PoIevil,
fistuln, Old Runlng Sores, or Ss|ceny, il proper
" applied For sLrains, Bruises scratches, crack
ed Heels cha ls, saddle or collar Calls Cuts, sores
or Wounds it is an inl'lIible remedy. Apply it as
directed aud cnre is certain in every instance.
Then rifle no longer with tho many worthless
Liniuents offered 10 you. Obtain supply OF Dr
Nj Leans celebrated Linament. 1t will cure.
J. Ii. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner of Third and Pine SITS St louis, Mo.
John Bcall Agent, Cadiz, Ohio.
July ; E, lSG0-ly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-12
PROCEEDINGS efthe Democratic Con-
gFessiOuat Convention.

Pursuant to previous arrangement, the Dem
oeratic Congressional Convention for the Twen-
ty-first Congressional District Of Ohio, met at
Harlem Springs on the 4th day Of September,
1860, at IL A. NJ. and was organized by elect.
ing JOSEPH MEANS, Esq, Of Jefferson county,
President, and j. II. Qufss, Of COldmbiana
county, and j. B. PEiRcE, Of Carroll county,
Secretary.
On motion, resolved that the delegates pres
ent from the different counties be permitted to
cast the entire vote OF their respective counties,
On motion of Elisha Mcclure, OF CArrollton,
resolved, that in the Judgment of this Consen,
ton, it is deemed inexpedient to nominate a
Democratic candidate for Congress for this
Twenty first Congressional District"
Mr.. Pearce, OF Cadiz, thought perhaps the
resolution might be all right, but he had not
consulted on the matter with his friends at
home, and was not prepared to vote for 1t. He
wished to be placed right on the record In that
respece.
Mr.. Donovan, OF the Steubenville Times,
thought the Convention, il it did not nominate
a Democrat ought to express q preference, or
recommend the Democracy to vote for some
candidate who either is or might hereafter be
announced.
Mr.. r. s. Woods, of ColumbIana county, was
oprosed to making nomination. five nomi.
mated we must nominate Democrat, and in the
present condition of the party Democrat could
not take the full vote. 1t was the better poll
cy to keep down local differences and bitter.
ness. We could net selectany man who would
accept nomination, who would be satisfactory
to both wings of the Democracy, and he must
run behind the ticket. We could harmonic
in the agreement not to nominate and consc-
quently we had better not nominate. AS to
recommending the party to vote for any man
outside, he was opposed to it. We had better
do nothing than go wrong. We must keep the
record of Democracy all right Ifindividual
Democrats saw fit to vote for an independent
candidate, they might do SO. but such move
ment should not receive the Endorsement of the
Convention.
The Convention then took a recess till after
din ner when the motion on the resolution was
put ard carried unan,moaslyE-the vote being
taken by counties. Mr.. Pearce, of Cadiz, still
wished to be kept on the record AZ protesting.
On motion Of Mr. Quinn, Of fColumbiana coun-
ty, it was resolved, that the next Consression.
al Convention for the Twenty first District be
held in the town of Wellsville, Columblnna
county, Ohio.
On motion, resolved, that tie proceedings Of
this Convention be published in the Democratic
news papers Of the District.
On motion, the Convention adjourned sine
die. JOSEPH MEANS, President.
J. H. 0u,SS. see,etay;.,
J. b. PEAncE,{
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-12

etTPersors afflicted with Fever and Ague
stoadd not spare either time, trouble or expense,
to procure Dr. Hsstetter's Celebrated Bitters,
whose benefcient effects upon the system has
been clearly proved to those stricken down in a
short space of time by this dreadful curse,
whose checks are thin and meagTe, and whose
nights are seepless and restless, and whose
eyes are dim and sunken, with death staring
them in the face. this compound must prove
blessing; snatching them, as it were from the
very mouth OF the grave. None can know its
true value until they have tested it. When all
others have JAILED, these Bitters have restored
thesu0erers TO pristine health. Their popular
ity In ell the Western and Southern parts shosd
introduce them to all families
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where.
0J-See advertisement in another column.
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Lecture.

lecture will be delivered in the Presbyte-
rian Church, on Wednesday evening, Sepem-
Der 10th, by Rev. w. B. Watkins, formerly
sesiaent here. for the benefit OF the Methodist
and Presbyterian Sabbath Schools of this place
Su6ect:--"1he Sabbath School the Iheo'og'co'
School of Me MiNthnium." Admission, 10 cents
for adults, and ceats tor children.
A Committee, composed of children of each
school, will cali on the citizens at their homes,
for the sale Of tickets, and we bespeak for them
a kind reception and willing patronage, as the
object is solely to aid the noble Sabbath School
enterprize in your midst Tickets may be had
at the door. Rev. WIN. M. GRIMES,
~. Rev. ALEX. SCOTT.
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PISTON GRAIN DRILL
and Broadcast Sower.

:. This Drill is warranted to sow Wheat, Rve
Barley and Oats without choking or cogginG
what EH other drill, we I'll ink will do Spring
crops pGt p with this Drill can be sown no mat.
ter how hard the wind blows. As the seed is put
into the ground at a regular depth and covered
up, 1t will Stand the drought; and as it is always
covered as sown, atrains coming on the farmer is
prepared for it. Erery one that has nsed the
drill, that We have heard from, says grain sown
with it produces much more to the acre The fact
of this drill sowing i'll kinds of Spring grain pIa-
ces il decidedly above sny other drill now in use
Here 1ore, seed drills have only been valued for
sowing wheat, as their principle o! Construction
was not adapted to sowing oats, Barley and other
light and rough grains. Recent experiments how
ever have proved that the advantages resulting
from drilling in tho seed of spring crops are quite
equal, if not superior TO those OF driiliUg r wheat.
1t is well kuo gn fact, that oats and Barley have
q soft, weak straw, and that whole fields OF these
crops, OF the rankest and best growth, are often
blown down or fall from their own weight, %hich
prevents the grain from filling, and thus disnp-
points the expectations OF the farmer
Drilling, to great extent, prevents this evil -
The plant standing in rows permits ireer circula
ton OF air, and more general penetration OF the
ray OF the sun, which hardens and sltens the
straw. and thus to great extent prevents the iull
ing or lodging. as when sown broadcast
On an average, from five TO ten bushels more to
the ac.e may he c0nned on. of both oats and bar
icy, when drilled, than when sown broadcast as
heretofore. For sale by
GEORGE g. WILSON,
July 4, 1860 Cadiz, Ohio.
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Home Testimony.

BUoYNUs, August TO- 1859
DR.. G. w. Roback-Sir: feel anxious to
tell to the World the wonderful benefit have
received from the Scandinavian Blood Purifier
and Pills. have been troubled with Dyspep-
sia for about 80 years, in that time have suE
iered enough to kill ten men. have employed
oh the doctors In this part Of the country, but
they were Of no use to me. have used almost
everything in the line Of Patent Medicines. but
all for no good, until got some OF your medi-
cines Of your Agents. Messrs. Fulbon & Clark,
since which ieeel like ew man. God bless
you--may they always do as much good as
they have done me G.. w. TIDLER.
See advertisement.