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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-07
JoHN BEALL, Sec'y
Cadrz, JnIy 6, 1859

Judge Johuson, the Wing Candidate for
Governor, was here, according to promise,
on Monday, the 5h inst. lie arrived al Mr.
Amspoker's hotel about half past one o'clocl;
and commenced his oration in about an hour
afterwards, He commenced in very not.
u'dl strain, that is, by saying tia, he wanted
"enough votes 10 elect bin Governor Of
Ohio" Well, we don't doubt the Judgo's
sincerity IN this respect, and we are equally
inclined to agree with him in tho implied be.
lief he expressed, that Judge Wood if eec-
fcd, would mike most rxcelent Governor.
MIR Johnson, to do him justice, and we will
not, Intentionally, misreprcsent any BODY,
teated his opponant fairly. lie said nothing
in regard 10 INN that was not gentlemanly,
and that wonld moi be calculated to confirm
every Democrat in his intention 10 vote for
him. We have moi time to trace the Judpe
this week through all of his wndings, but
will merely notice, for the information of our
friends abroad, hat"Yallcr Creek" the pic,
ture OF the old School House, the Law of
Imprisonment for debt, &C., &C., were not
forgotten by his honor on Monday. lie left
no bad impression upon our citizens, SO far
as we know, and we have heard of no new
friends bis remarks raised up Tor him. We
think, on the whole, he had better adopt the
policy OF Judge Wood, and stay at home,
trusting 10 his liends the correction of mis-,
representations, and bis chances of eIectcn
to the good common sense OF The people at
The ballot boxes.
There is, certainly, a strong contrast be
tween these two men, Wood and Johnson. -
The one, Immediately upon his nomination
Tor The eflice Of Governor, starts off upon an
cleclioneering tour scours the whole state,
begs fer votes, barriers every thing manly, as
u twere,in the game Of ambition. The other,
n tried, known, honest citizen, slays at home
well content 10 drive his oxen, and cult,
waite his farm, saying. if the people wan, me
to serve them in the capacity Of Governor,
am ready TO do SO, il not, Their will be done.
The former seems 10 be laboiing under a
consciousness that something besides his own
intrinsic merits must be thrown into the
scale 10 give il a favorable determinations
The other is willing 10 trust all to bis own
weight OF character, and the knowledge which
the masses Of the people Of Ohio possess in
regard to IL. Judge Wood has never sought
Office al the hands Of tho people, whenever
called from retirement by the parIialty of his
friends, be has frankly rendered The state bis
services, and shrunk from no duty his station
imposed upon him. 30 it is with hlm now.
lie has been called upon 10 bear aIoft the
Democratic banner in The campaign Of 1850,
and ho cordially yielded submission 10 tho
popular will, snd We have no doubt tho ro,
suit will prove Tint tho colors Of our party
could moi have been intrusled to stronger
arm, or honeslerheur Let no Democrat be
led away by the specious pleadioes Of Wing
stump orators, be they Wing candidates for
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LEGAL NOTlCE-SALE or LAND,

II ME undersigned guardian of james McCau-
4 ley hereby gives notice that in pursuance Of
an order from the Court of Common Pleas OF
Harrison county, OHIO, to him directed for that
purpose, he will, on Saturday, the Goth day of
July next, offer for sale at the premises in Monroe
township in said county the following real estate
of the said james McCauley to wit; The cast
hall of the north east quarter Of section seven,
oftownship fourteen. OF range seven in the Stcu-
benville Land District, containing ubout so acres,
and at the same time AID place, the dover in
terest of Marga ret McCauey in said premises vii
also be offered for sale
June 10, lS50--5t. TEOS. l.. JEWETT,
Guardian.
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Administrators snIc.

an Monday,the 26'h day Of August, 1850, the
dcccased, win be sold at public auction at his late
residence in the town Of Frecpot, Harrison coun.
iy, Ohio. The said property consists Of dry
goods, hardware, groceries, household ond kitch-
on furniture Also, two hnggies, one horse, two
guns, with variety of other articles.
Terms Of Sale; All sums under three dollars
cash, over that sum three and more mnnth credit.
THOMAS H. JEWITT,
August 7. l950-3t. Administrator.
The above sale will continue from day to day,
until the whole property is disposed Of T. L.
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Price ReduCed'S
VAUGHN'S 4
LITAQNTRIPTIC MIXTUREI I
Large BOtties-OnIy One Dollar.

why OAb DOlAaFs
The Proprietor Of the Great American Remedy ''v,reur,s
YEsETABLE LITHoNrRIPrtc Mt1rURE," induced sv ,.,
argent solicitations Of his Agents, throughout the Umtss
States and Canada. has
Reduced the Price
of his popular and well known article and froza ii. s,
heHceioHh. be will put but size enly,-Au quat
bOttles;-tis retail price will he
ONE DOLLAR.
The public may rest assured that the character Of toe = All
cine, its strength, and curative properties WILL RI AAK
USCHASGED, and the viii bs bestowed in pre-
pairing il Is heretofore.
As this meIicine under its reduced puce will be arehased
by those who have hitherto made themselves Lcquantsl
win us virtues the proprietor woui beg nitrate that his
article Is not to be eassed with the OF Remedies
Of the days claims for itself greater healing poArsr IN
al diseases than any ether preparation nor tefors tss
Sod and has sustained itself for eight years by superior
medical virtues, and, until this reduction commanded doubu
the price Of any other article in this line
NoTlcE PARTICU' 'ARLY this article act, with great heal
ing power and certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, lungs,
and all ether OCEANS, upon the proper action Of which life and
health depend
This medicine has justly high Fepuie az remedy for
Dropsy and Gravel,
and all diseases of that nature may be relied upon Ebsp
the intelligent physician has abandoned his putcnand for
these distressing diseases, especially DRoPsY, the rropr
would earnestly and honestly recommend it. AT its
present price its easily obtained by ALL and the trial will prove
the article to be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
az Please ask for nampletshe agents give them away;
they contain sixteen pages OF receipts (n addition full
medical mattcr) valuable for household purposes and which
will many dollars per year practical hoasekcepep
These receipts introduced make The book of great
value aside from its character advertising medium for
the medicine the testimony in favor of which, in the form Of
letters from all parts of tho country, be relied upon.
to-" Vaughn's Vegetable Lihontripdc Mixture the
Great American Remedy for sale in quart bottles at 81
each, small bottles at 50 cts each. No small bottles will be
issued after the present stock disposed Of.
Principal Office. Buffalo, N. Y, 2O7 Main Street.
C. C. VAUGHN.
N B All letters excepting from agents and dealers with
whom he transacs buness) must be paid attention
will be given to them
iGENTS-John BeGH, Cadi:, o.
A. f. Croskey, NeD UGrhei, o.
Hogg g. Parrish, 1NoorGrM, o.
Thomas 4raeH, Antrim. 0.
Ogdea g. Clark, Cambridge, 0
II. Roby & Co., LcesJurgh, o.
NAY %, 1850,
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PUBLIC SALE.

EXTILL be sold at public sale, on Frilay the
w 'hittieth day OF August next, at ten o.
clock, A. w.. the following personal property, viz;
One 2 year old cit, one Gold Lever witch, one
good Rifle, one Buggy, two horse gon. a four
horse do, about five hundred fine Sheep, Wheat
and Oats in the Barn, one day clock, and many
other articles not mentioned, The above des
ribed property belongs to The estate of William
crimes, late Of Cadiz township, Harrison county,
Iced, and will be sold on the above day a his
ate residence by THOMAS d. GRIMES,
June "a, lS50-3t Administrator.
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CADIZ. OHIO:

THE L Aw OF NEwsPAPERs.--l Subscribers who
do not give express notice to the contrary, are
considered as wishing to continue their subscnp-
lions.
g. II subscribers order the discontinuance oi
their papers, the publisher may continue to send
them until all auearages ure paid.
3. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office to which they are directed
they are held responsible till they have settled their
bin and ordered the paper discontinued.
4. Ii subscribers remove to other places with
out informing thepublishers, and the paper Is sent
10 The former direction, they are held responsible
take paper from the office, or removing end leav
ng ituncaled or is "prima acie' evidence OF
Intentional fraud
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DEMOCRATS OFHARRlsON COUNTY

= Iva y = VI ii4'ieie'oO1' NSON -
Do not forget your Delegate meetings on
Saturday next These occasions are of great
importance, and no Democrat should any
more permit himself to be away from them,
than from the general election in October.
We therefore appeal 10 our friends in the
several townships to attend in their strength
on SIT ltrday,and elect full delegations of such
men as will attend to The duties assigned
lhem.
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Governor, or be they Wing candidate iot
Governors men. Whenever your faith be-
comes weakened under the influence oi beau,
iifully pictures, such as thuse presented ten
years ago, of "lwo dollars day and roast
beef" look back TO the first principles of De.
mocracy-Je JeflersOn'an, JacksoniaD, and Polk
Democracy, and strengthen yourselves in
the resolution 10 stand by the Democratic
party, because i; has stood by you, and be-
cause il is the friend of the poor and friend.
less,b ecause it is a staffupon which the mas
ses of the people may lean, without fear Of
IFS breaking and piercing their sides.
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Mansion House,
MD 8 .RgE OFPE ECE.


CoLNRR OF STEUBENviLE STREET Az y THE PUBLIC
SQUARE, OPPOSITE THE CoURT HOUSE,
TTVIIE Subecriber informs his friends
and the public, that he has lensed theab owe
HOUSE lately kept by $. II. DEWEY for anumoer
of years, and is repairing and renovnting it from
top to bottom, and has reurnishcd it with entire
new furniture, carpets &c. tie tattera himself
that for neatnoss of farrangementand comfortable
accommodate ms, the MANSION HOUSE oannC'
now be surpassed in this section OF the State.
The BEST The market efordS will be put in re-
quisiion TO furnish his tneles, and every alton
ton paid by all connected with the establishment,
to render visiters at home. The STABLES arc
new, excellent, and capable o accommodating
60 horses, and none but trlsty ostltrs will even
be kept about them. Sufficient provindcr will al
wuys be kept onhand, and DROVERS and IRA
VELERS may depend upon having their animals
well fed and attended to.
BOARDERS taken by the day, week, month,
or year, on the most reasonable terms.
.Syry,, The STEUBENVILLE,
sE4 CAMBRlDGE.1 and WASH
E4As4 friks9aaAR LNGTON STAGElenve this
=--==s=MSsEI % house tyi-'ceekigwhioh makes
ita desirable stopping place for persons wishing
to travcihy those convcyanccs.
For the convenience OF guests, the Subscriber
is also about establishing Il LIVERY STA BILE
in connection with The house, SO that persons do
sirous Of securing private conveyances, can do 30
without trouble at the shortest notice and ON the
most reasonable terms.
Determined to render entisfaction both in ac-
commodatons aud charges, I ask q share of pub.
lie patronage. WILLIAM BARRETT
Cadiz, August 7, 1850.
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WASHING RON. August Q.

The Senate yesterday discussed until sd,
journmeht tho amendment Of Mr.. Foote, re
siricing The boundaries Of California to 80
deg. 30 min. No vote taken at adjourn,
menl
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TERMS BY THE QUARTER.

All kinds Of rcnorating, such MS taking NIL
manner of stains, grease spots, &c, from clothing,
lone at the shortest notice.
Wen shave you well and wash you clean
As any body ever seen,
And cut your hair and oil It too
And scratch until you'll say twill do;
And if you don't believe, o come and try
And see if do tell a lic
! can't be beat do decla
In shaving neat and eating hair;
And il at first | shave with ease,
You then can come whenever you please,
For know my hand is old and tried
And never known to slip or slide,
My Razors are all cut and driel
And never known TO tear the hilc.
Gadiz, July 10. 1850. LOT WILLIS.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

John McClintock,
VS.. ~,
Elonor McClintock,( III O'''''V'y
ct. al.
n ME said James McClintoclS and William
IL McClintock will take notice, that the said
John McC lintock has this day filed bill in chan
cery in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Harrison
county, Ohio, against them and Elnaner McClin-
tuck, Margaret McClinock md Eliza McClntock,
the object and prayer Of which is to compel the
Jaid Margaret MoClintocE, Eliza McClntoct and
James McClintook to convey to your complainant
the one equal sixth part ortho following premises
situate in said Harrison county, TO wit: The north
west quarter OF Section 80, Township i. Range
5, in the Steubenyille Land District, containing
179 acres more or less; also, the west half o. tho
south east quarter of Section 33, Township | L.
and Range 5, in the Steubenvile Land District
and also, the east half Of the south west puartei
of Section 80, Township II Range s, in the Steu
benvillc Land District md said bill contains q
player Tor such other and further relief as eqni,
and good conscience may reqniTe.
JEWETF PEPPARD,
July 10, ls5O-6t. Soils. for Complainant.
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A Truth 20 Escrs,emher.

Congress has now been in session eIghI
months, and but two triaing bills have beer
passed; one granting the frankng privilege
TO Mrs, POLK, another TO Mrs TAYLoR.--
Otherwise all business has stood still, and the
house, which assembled in December, in the
midst OF tempest Of elimination, has done
nothing but struggle, like LAGOON amid the
serpents, with lis own dissensions. The
records of Neurological history tells US that
The introduction Of the fatal wooden horse
behind the walls of Troy, filled as it was with
enemies Of Trojans, was also the cause ol
the death OF LAGOON by the serpeuts. The
woDden horse introduced into Congress is the
Slavery question; Introduced by those who
profess 10 be tine friends of the Union. AL
ready the discussions that have resulted from
this discussion of question which little
more patriotism would have forever removed
from the National Councils, like he serpents
Of Mythology are wning themselves around
the Constitution, and unless speedily de-
stroyed, may become the instruments of the
overthrow Of the whole of our fair fabric of
government.
This unhappy state Of things could have
been prevented, if only the Democratic parry
had triumphed in lS48- if then, instead Of
listening to the promises of Expeden the
masses had united upon the candidates Of The
great, national, and popular party, A crisis
which is deplored in al! pnrts Of tie land,
would never have occurred, because the diff
Gully would have been met and mastered on
broad constitutional principles We should,
in that event, have had no administration at
work, madiy jeopardizing the peace of Ine
country, by using all lis power TO open a
question, the settlement of which, the public
voice was imploring for. There would have
been no contest against men; no war upon
those who would not 90 for particular plan; ;
The entire energies Of The executive would
have been directed to the establishment OF
such feeling in Congress aud the country,
as would have easily led TO the adjustment
of the whole dispute. This is one of he
losses which tie Uion has witnessed in con
sequence Of the result Of the last Presidential
Election; grave and commanding loss in all
RESPECTS. Let us hope that the uew state of
things will lead to he imitation fan example
which Democratic administrations always
PennSylrdniah
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N OTEUE
Tnomas T.. Jenkins Estate.

NTOTICEis is hereby given that The undersigned
~ has been daily appointed. administrator of
the estate ofThomas 7. Jenkins. Those having
claims against said esa :o,afe requested to present
the same within the time prescribed by law, and
all knowing themselves indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
THOMAS l.. JEWETT,
August T., | $685.. Administrator.
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N OTICE

A LII persons owing the late firms Of STEW
IN ART, MILLlGAN g. BENNETT,
& BENNETT. will find their hoter
and accounts in the hands OFFS B. SHoTwEtL, %
collection, after the Goth of this month, who viii
collect the same according to law without respect
to persons J. STEW ART.
Cudizs June II, 1850
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s7EAVENG! SHAVING! I

y us something strange, that LOT WILLIS.
Il cart be beat shaving; and he most re-
sPcctully informs the citizens of Cadiz and vcin-
ty, that he still occupies his old stand directly
opposite kiLGoREis Store. 'Iisalso strange, that
he can't be bent at cutting hair, blacKing boots,
and in fact every thing in his line Of business.
All he asks is fair trial
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A PASSING THOUGHT -RothschiId is forced
TO content himself with the samo sky as the
poor newspaper writer, and the great banker
cannot order private sunset one Iay to the
magnifence Of the night The same air
swolls all lungs. The same kind of blood
fills all ns.-Each one possesses, really,
only his own thoughts and his own senses
Soul aud body-tlese are all The property
which man owns, All that is valuable in
this world is to be had for nothing Genius,
beauty and love are moi bought and sold.
You may buy a rich bracelet, but not we'll
turnsdarn on which to wealit-a pearl neck.
lace but not penrly throat with which it
shall vle.--I'he richest banker on earth would
Vainy offer fortune TO be able to wlite q
verse like Byron comes into the world
naked and goes out naked; the difference in
the fneness of Bit Of linen for shr oud is
not much. Man is a handful Of clay, which
turns rapidly back again into dust,
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(toRN Colored and Fancy PRNTs, ns good q
~ stock ns was ever brought TO ills market
ean be found opposite the public Buildings AT The
cheap store OF WEIGH T. PHILLIPS.
(nno l0 1850.
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XETOULD iulorm the public OF Cadiz and
wv Harrison county thai he has commenced
and intends to carry on, in the borough OF Cidiz
the above mentioned business in all It's varioni
branches.
IIc has had considerable experience, as work
man, and will warrant HIS work TO be at least u
good MS can be made IN the vonnty.
Orders from distance, Ia bis Inc Of business
will be thankfully received, and promptly attend
ed to.
IIs has Tor sale The mosl improved paliern b
COOKING STOVES, which win be sold at "a,
pnces, npdiMananled 10 eive suiishictidn,
Ills place ot business is.in tle hrn hnildifig Of
Warren Street, next door - M'fadlcns' siole
July "a, 1850 &c
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TIE CHOLERA IN Mexico. The WesI
India steamer Fay arrived at Mobile on tho
20ih, from Vera Cruz The l7th. She brings
$72O 600 Of The specie, 100000 was for
New Orleans aud the balance for England.
The Mobile Tribune says:
"Tho cholera was prevailing throughout
Mexico 10 an alarming extent. lu Vern
Cruz great number Of cases had occurred
and was extremely fatal At Tampico on
the 18Th inst, Is deaths occurred in the hos.
pital. At San Louis potosi, out Of popn.
laiion Of some 25 900, about 300 persons ha-
died, while some Of the smaller mining disd
iricts were almost depopuGied. Tho dsoas,
continued also with great fatality in The cape
utah"
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0CTWaste s one ofAe means made use oil
by Providence, 10 punish avarice. The fa-
lher grows rich by injustice and oppression
He is tyrant in the neig ghbothood, and grinds
down Lis servants as ifthey were slaves The
son bred in sloth tnd ideness, becomes a
spcndibrill and proagate, 2nd goegout Of
the world as his father came in, beggar
The dunghil having raised higher mush-
room Of short duration, is now spread to en-
rich other mems land. Were not for bad
boys, the evils Of avaricious parents would
never be aoned for. The night brawer who
squdnders his thousands in fOllies, is often on
instrument that an ovenuling power makes
use of to restore the equilibrium which ia
theirs expressions have derunged. A wicked
son is as much needed in some families, as
a physician in others.
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CHEAP STORE!
WOMAN'S RIGHTS.

"a scnptural view ofWoman's Rights and Dn.
ties in all the important Relations of Life; by
lIIIzAnETn WILSON" Forsaleatthe Book Stores
Of Messrs IlfALL and B0STWlCK.
Cadiz, November 2S. lS49.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-15

Spring GOODS.-Just received handsome lot
- OF Grape Shawls, Ladies' black and colored Kid
Gloves; Berage de LANES Foulard Silks, Lawn Cling
hams, L. G. Hdkfs, Mourning do Ladies Worked Col
lars and Cuffs Parasols Gents Cravats and Neck Ties
Shirts Collars Drawers, Kid Gloves, &c. We have a
very large assortment of every description of goods
usually kept in Dry Goods store, which will sell
at very low prices.
CHAS. UARTWELL G. CO..
NH % Broad street, opposite Swan Tavern.
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w The New York Commercial Advertiser, in no.
ticng Bowen q McNamee's splendid new business es-
adjustment in Broadway, New York, thus speaks of
GAYLOR'S SAFES:
The most attractive object, however, was one of
Gaylors Salamander Safes, of mammoth proportions,
being seven feet six inches high by five feet six inches
wide. 1t is the most substantial and most COMPLETE
thing OF the kind saw; and understand that
Messrs. Bowen & McNamee gave Mr. Gay lor the pre-
terence, although his estimate higher than any 9th
es. 1t has four doors, with lock upon each with the
usual bookcase and six drawers each containing four
compartments, marked with letter of the alphabet
Each of these compartments is large enough for letter
folded, when tied up in bundle for reference, and
the lid is raised by the touch of aspiring This arrange
men supersedes tieng up and labelling letters and by
its alphabetical arrangement affords the best facilities
for reference to any letter with the least trouble
" 1t is most ingenious continuance, and no doubt
will be generally adopted The safe weighs five tons,
and is the largest Saamander safe ever made"
The subscribers agents for the sale OF the above
Sales and furnish them to MERCHANTS, Bankers,
JeoeerS, and all in want OF asate deposit Tor valua
bes OF any size and dimensions, and finished to order
SAMPLES may be examined at the Va. Marine Fire In
surance Company, Messrs. G. w Purcell d Co.'S Ro
II. Mamy's, Brooks & Bells, A. r. Harris's, w & e.
Carpenter q Co.'s, J. H. Grant d. Co.'S Mr.. John c.
VIM. Planners, and Messrs. Warwick & Bro
Tiers. MORRlS " BROTHER
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