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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-06-01
RUSI.N.ENN DERECTORY

Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas-THoNAs L.
JEwErr; residence, SIeubsnyille.
Probate Judgs-BRIcE W. VERs; Office In the
Clerks office.
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u ES IL sW 4 u eEE
CLOTHING SIORE!!

A F; MOORE has procured the services of four Of
to say his friends that he is prepared do bettcr
work than is done in any Similar establishment in the
country, he assures his friends that all his extensive
stock of Clothing is got up by himself and not one
dollars worth Of Eastern Slop Shop Work Is in his
Store nothing but what he warrants be of the best
material and unrivalled in workmanship.
Cadiz; October l3, 1852. A. f. MOORE.
LNREKCH MerinOes, Thbit Cloths; AlpaCas, plai
Il and printed De LANES, for sale cheap, at
S. e. H. MsFADDENS
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cERTA1N BOTANICAL AeENT,

which in all diseases arrangements Of the female frame,
ObstructiOns, difficulties, painful mensruaons &c has
effected This root Is indigenous 10 sO and found
In large quantities, and medicinal properly, stands with.
equal form. Of the compounds In the preaa.
ton, which, a whole Is the best remedy given
dehaed iemale is sure and the system viii he restored
70 health 10y its
For the relief OF all Sympatheo Diseases attendant pHes
aays those Distressing aud painful troubles Which
Oen both married and unmarried females, md
those periodical obstTuGnOns which arise from taking
eeld, &c
CONSUMPTION AND EIyER COMPLAINT, Bilious Die.
Inflammation If TIE Lungs. Coughs, Colds, HoarFs
Eess, Might SpsGt Weakness &c, for all these diseases
hfrdic haas hpen tts MI.
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Meeting of the Ten Governors.

The usual weekly meeting of the Governors the Aims
house department held last evening at the Office in
the City Ball Nessrs. Smith, Dugro, Mclaughlin Her
rick, pininey and West, present. Mr. Smith in the
chair.
Mr.. HERRrcK said-Mr. Chairman, the hour appoint
ed for the meeting Of this Board has now passed and
there is not quorum present. and IL is my opinion
that owing TO the affection in the family OF Go
Williams sufficient number of members win not
be present this evening for the transaction OF business
would sir beg To the following resolutions
Resolved That the acquisitions for supplies DO referred
70 the Committee on Supplies with power
Resolved, That all communications from the different
departments be referred TO the proper committees to re-
port upon Mt the next meeting
Resolved That If necessary the chairman be requested
to call special meeting
Resolved That mark OF respect to our colleague
Governor Williams, and expression d coincidence to
the family in their affection OF which this Board are pain
fully apprised, do now adjourn
Governor DuGRo seconded the mot on which was unan
mousy adopted
The Board then adjourned until FIVE clock the after
noon Of next Tuesday
Governor PryKSEy. who had just entered the room
adI have been just inforned, sir of the adjourn
ment Of the Board owing to the calamity which has
fallen the family OF associate governor Mr. Williams
SympatLizng deeply do with that gentleman In his
grief happy sir that the resolutions have 80
promptly put and acted upon.
Mr. WEST who arrived also after the adjournment, ex
pressed his entire approval Of the resolutions of Governor
HerIek
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Marine Affairs.

The CALoRIc smp ERcssoS Captain Lowber, sailed for
Norfolk yesterday She passed pier No East river pre-
cisey at twelve minutes after three O'Clock and through
the Narrows at forty minutes after four-makng the dis
lance in one hour and twenty eight minutes which ould
bring her rate of speed to six miles per hour The tide
at the time full food and about turning ebb. The
motion of the wheel very regular and without the
slightest perceptibe stand on any revolution.
The suP ANTARCTIC from Liverpool, which put into
Hampton Roads because Of sickness board was towed
TO Quarantine yesterdays She has forty of fever
and dysentery board The sick landed and taken
to the hospital at Quarantine. The small pox has
trey disappeared from the vessel There were sixty
three deaths since leaving Liverpool and twenty three
sick were landed at Norfolk.
THE STEAMSHIP MARION, which arrived from Charlest
last evening furnished with papers in advance the
mail for which her officers will please accept our &C
knowledgments.
The STEAMSHIP ALABAMA Captain Ludlow, arrived yes
torday morning from savannah. We indebted TO the
purser for the usual favors OF Savannah contempt
rarip
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THE BEST NATIONAL PoEM-FyE HUNDRED
DOLLARS REwARD.-We call the attention of the
whole tribe Of starving poets throughout the
country to the splendid offer of $500 premium
of Mr.. r. w. Latham. one of the wealthy AMI
liberal minded of the bankers of Washington
for the best national poem that can be produced
between this and next December. Read his adj
vertisement in another part Of this paper W.
publish it free of charge, for the charitable pur
pose of giving this chance for the poets tn,
widest possible circulation What wind-fall
it will be to the lucky genius that wins the
prize Only think Of it. Five hundred dollars
all in q lump! Give us a few more such men a.
Mr.. Latham, and an international copyright law,
and we shall soon have American literature and
American poetry rising to their true position OF
the highest rank in the world. But while our
book publishers are getting fat on the plum
der of British authors. our own literary
writer's are often reduced to the necessity OF
writing quack advertisements for their supper
and lodging. A copyright law, and bonus or
a premium now and then from the rich, will
promptly vindicate that there is genius in
America, and that even poets depend for the.
existence, not upon air but upon the market
house. Read Mr.. Latham's pronunciamento.
As literary writer, he throws Barnum com
pletely in the shade.
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,oe foxin.ity with the cascns Of the Church; and
na' spiritual rapp'ngs would he promulgated and
onapated. and mediums and manifestations brought
properiy into notice. Bills were duly issued, and
community found sufficiently creduous to receive
them as a circulating medium" But, in the course
OF few weeks, the spirits, under whose control it
was contended the bank performed its operations
who were no less than George Washington, Andrew
Jackson, and Alexander Hamton-very unwisely
dictated certain regulations which did not altogether
suit the tastes OF number of the bllholders, and
collision ensued which resulted in breach of the
peace and the subsequent arrest by the proper autho
rites, of the whole party. The report of their
examination before the County Coart IN Chicago
which we give in another column, viii give 1e Sc
quel TO the story.
The railroad and other operatives a. Baltimore
have decided upon going TO work for those employ
ers who have complied with them demands. One
fourth Of their earnings is to be devoted to the
support Of those who still compelled to hang out
Late accounts from Texas represent the Indians
as being very troublesome. 0rsrages and murders
are committed 10y them with perfect IMMUNITY.
The New Jersey House of Representatives yester-
day passed the biz for an sir line railroad between
this city and Washington.
The Governors of the 5.lmshouse Department met
last evening, and Immediately adjourned, owing to
the recent calamity in the family of their associate,
Richard S. Williams, Esq, whose died from inju-
res received by the late terrible accident at Glen
Cove Governor Ferrick moved resolutions Of
dolence with the family and also to provide for the
supply Of the various institutions during the week.
They were unanimously adopted.
The trial Of VIM. NJ. Doty, for perjury alleged u
have been committed in his eTidence as witness in
the Forrest divorce case, was commenced yesterday;
but the objections and legal arguments that inter
vened, prevented the case progressing beyoad tn.
examination Of witness, and the partial exalni
nation of another.
woman, named Rose Carroll died suddenly in
her bed yesterday morning, from congestisn of the
lungs, produced by intemperUnce. The deceased
boarded at No. 3s Hamilton street. She was q ma
! tive Of ireland.
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Re-opening OF BartI,olome,y = yycea,s Now

Mourning Store.-New Goeds-BAkTHOi0MEWS WEED
have the pleasure of announcing to their friends and the
public that the alterations in t,cir store
peted and having renewed and replenished their stock
they are prepared TO offer large and superior assortment
OF new rch and elegant goods which have been se,ec led
with great care from the recent mportaons. Il.
W. will be enabled by the alterations in their store 10
keep much larger stock Of goods than heretofore in
which will be found every article in the department Of
mourning apparel Ladies and families very respect
fully invited to call and examine goods, which will be
freely shown Goods sent to any part OF the city for
examination when Is not yenen for ladies' to visit
our store Recollcct the name and number OF the New
ming Store No. 55l Broadway between Spring and
Prince streets, nearly opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
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Court Crlepdar-Thls Dnv.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Nos 81 80 toi2
suPREsE CoURr-Circuit.-No H. 1870, g. 1873 1856 H.
"a, "a, 1876 to 1879, 141, 142, 143
SuPMME CouRT-Gen@al Term.-Nos. 10 81. % l. 3d.
%, 26, % to 80, q, 33, a.
COMMON PIEAs-Part First.-Nos 400 to 433 49, Part
second-Nos 31e, sGo, 343 345 4o6 to 400 AL 4l2 44
Ale, AT, AIS, 4l9.
SUPERIOR CouRT-(Two branches Mos 900 800 .,
80, 3T4, l. 8, 359 4O1 34S 1852 $50 A9l 494 4g5 4q7
800 SOB, 1896, 1856 1868 49, 1872 us 4ss 4so 1850 41S
$685. $685. 5O7 SOS 500 '5IO - - ~ =
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Mr.. Broyynson,s Lecture.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
SR-Will you please correct mistake which appeared
in your paper Of this morning, in stating that Mr.
Orestes A. Brownson delivered the lecture at Hope Chapel
last night The of the very able and eloquent lee
turer John II. Brownson, the usrious Oreses
A. Brownson, OF Boston. Yours respectfully
ROBERT CoDDINGTON, Chairman OF the Com
New York, Feb 10, 1853.
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Covers, from auction -Damask table linen one and a
quarter yards wide at Is Cd per yard suitable for dining
saloons Double damask do two yards wide only 49, Cd
per yard worth ~. Splendid drop pattern do Two
yards WIDE 5s Cd and g.. per yard, worth los Large
tic snow drop linen mar kins, 1885, and las per dozen
Elegant patterns counterpaues (three yard } lis.
piece. Beautiful toilet covcrs s.. Ga. piece worth Isl
at BuRDLTTs cheap dry goods store 1S6 Walker street
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L. nj. Singer & Co. take pleasure In ans
nouncing to the public that the extensive additions to
their factory for manufacturing SINGERS sewing ma.
chimes and the introduction of much machinery call
culaed very greatly TO expedite the labor are nov
peted which will enable them to fill those orders which
want of machines has prevented them from attending
to sooner and prepare them to answer the future de-
These machines may be in operation and specimens
of their superior work freely examined at the principal
Office No. 25s Broadway, N. Y. No. 10 Harvard place,
Boston; No. 81 South Fourth street Philadelphia Ba.
more street, Baltimore; and No. 1877 Elm street, Gin
cinnati.
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AMI -EMENTs THIS EVENING.


bo N's - 4EArRE, Bowery-IvAyBoE-MEcn AND
n~. WAY THEATRE, Broadway-Sr CUrm-DIvER
"'AAA <T-SpooKiNG EVENTS.
MP Sos-LvaA d LAMxsaxooR
y CRToNS THEATRE, Chambers street-;sr Cup,p-
AVIS LONDON.
NATIONAL THEATRs, Chatham street--GAIE Bs,s7s
NY-oNEAL GREAT.
wALLkCKS THEATRE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LiFE
EEow STAIss.
xAETICAN MUsrCM-Afternoon aud Fvening-olD
IOIKs Ut HOME.
tFiYlSTY,s OplsSA HOUSE, Az Rroadway-E ETHIOPIAN
zDnornx BY CHRrsrYs OPERA TRouFr-
WOODS sINsfREls, Woods Musical Hail. 444 Broad
sssy-ErnoPaig MIssTgslsY
s'aRCUs, 81 3owery-EouEsYErs,s ENTERTAINMENTS.
SEoR-Ank. $50 Broadway--riSvARD's PASoRAMA OF
SsD Holy LssD.
HFIlEKs soIREEs MYSTEuEuSEs, $50 Broadway.
AEG Ey>S THAMES at 4c6 Broadway
ROPE CHAPEL. Broadway GRAND CONCERT.
Uevv,sS ork. wedNe SOW, February l6, 1853.
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Ed 15-Unit u States us. John Collins, William Prize,
Jol IN Craig and III Ldng Of the OF the Anne
shp Mercury arged with stealing clothes Be- on
go January wsrs rested and committed for examina
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cure neuralgia rheumatism tic doloreux cramps spasms
debility, and all nervous complaints. Persons wishing to
know the wonderful curative power of the Antiiote
should call on the Hon Henry Mngs, President of the
American Institute, 35l Broadway Wholesale and re-
tail agency IS Ann street One dollar per bottle 80 per
dozen.
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The Pick, No. 53, is out, and Is one OF the
best numbers issued 1t contains large caricature
cut OF the between the Democratic Review and the
Washington Union, with a capital likeness of Mr. George
Sanders 1t is for sale this morning by the newsboys
All the regular subscribers of the Pick who dsap-
pointed at not receiving from the carriers get Of
tha
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the hair INSTANTLY to beautiful black or brown
while his Prcser,atiye and Beautifer stimulates its
growth, and perpetuacs its uxuriance to the latest
period OF life The dye applied privately and both are
sold at CklsiADotos, No Astor House, and by drug
gists generally
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Guuaaua's LIQUID Heir Dvc ,s ~,

copton or rcscrSation the very best invented Be-
ware OF pulled dyes. Equally celebrated is Gourauds
Medicated Soap for curing pmpes, freekles seowness
chaps, roughnes &c Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from
any part OF the body Liquid Rouge LILY White and Hair
Gloss, at o. Walker street, near Broadway
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The 0oPYRIGHT LAw.-The publishers have
spoken. They have not shirked the question
on the contrary. they boldly accept the issue
rendered ana Deny ::lai exbc1:.ancy Of an inter-
national copyright and for these reasons :
1st-Authors ought to be satisfied with a CO.
pyright in their native country.
VIII anybody tell us why authors ought to
be placed on different footing from manutac-
turers Of cutlery or cottons in this respect?
The man who makes knife, retains the proper
ty Of the knife wherever it goes why should
The expectation of book divest the author OF
his right ofproperty? The mechanic who makes
boot is entitled to remuneration from the man
who wears it, wherever he resides on what
possible principle is it contended that the author
ought not in like manner to be remunerated by
every man who derives amusement or instruc-
ton from his book!
2d-Authors are already sufficiently rsnaae-
rated.
We cannot afford space to clothe our empha-
tic denial Of this statement in a courteous cir
cumlocution. 1t is not true and, ii it were. it
proves nothing. The Messrs. Harper have
been sufficiently re,nunerated" for their indus
try as publishers would the State be justified.
on this account. in robbing them of the iegiti-
mate profits Of their future operations? 10 as
snme the right Of fixing certain saE, as tn.
fam and just compensation" Of authorship. o.
any other honest calling, is most aamnable $ies
potism.
3d-Under an International copyright, el
tions of English works will be printed in England
| for this mars et and American publishers, prin
tiers, paper makers, and binders will suffer &C
cordingly.
If p1insing and paper are cheaper in England
than in New York or Philadelphia, how does il
happen that not only books, but newspaper.
and periodicals Of every description, are one
two, three, and five hundred per cent dearer il
Eng5iand than here? 1t is far more likely tina
the works OF English authors will be printel
here for the English market than in England TO-
ours.
4th--The price of books will be increased.
We do not believe it. On the contrary. a.
the publishers sales will necessarily be at leas
doubled by a copyright, he will be enabled t,
afford his books at lower rate than he could
Eyhen he had only one nation as customers
and, if not, we should scorn to recognize
that man as an American who would complain
ofthe expense of honesty, and who would sub
nit to be branded as thief in order to save
| five cents
In word. the publishers defence is as weak
and as mean as their conduct has been disre-
putable and dishonest They talk Of public in
terests, and basely appeal to the jealous fears Of
individual trades. They complain of ill-usage
and whine at being called hard names, and i'm
pute, in the same BREATH the most unworthy
motives to authors and the press. They pirate
Of fairness to the public, and openly advocate
highway robbery as national institution. We
shallb lenient in only compelling such fra
ternity as this to be honest for the FUTURE il
would be but justice to force them to disgorge
the gains of the past.
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persous Who VVlsh :

Persons Who Wish . =. euored the Great
fatigue Of climbing four Eve aahts Of stairs to have
the arst soor mn stairs a. will find ROOTS rooms ON
eouay as we IN cloud At 1853 Broadway Pictures taken
y or stormy weather
.,.u We'y p cent Reduction I'm Ready made
60 Encb css. Talmas, $40 EACH beautiful paletots,
. ta aLi,o a. snere pants, IS; plush silk vests 70;
iw H. .iu embroidered nupal vests, SO; French
ma dress siness coats, latest style, %! black frock
ara hr oats $40. To obbers in clothing this is
White ce. "rohoT Lev ' ~
;or ring Clothing made up I'm the most FASH
r able and durable possible. large assort-
Aent of winter clothing, which will be sold AZ greatly
reduced prices at all times be procured on advan
tageous terms for cash. at H. l.. FOSTERS clothing esl
| adjustment u Cortandi street.
Well Made Clothing.-Alfred Munroe 4 Co.'S
fashionable clothing establishment No al broadway,
between Howard and Grand streets No deviation from
marked prices Genemens and boys clothing made to
order in the most fashionable STYLE and at the shortest
| notice.
Ministers, Consuis, and Charge dAfai1cs
of the United States and foreign countries, resident in
the United states can have their seals Of Office engraved
by the best artists, at EVERDELL'S No. 302 Broadway,
corner of street Also elegant card engraving and
| printing, heraldry engraving &C.
Genin's Spring styles Will he Issued Fri-
day. the 18th Instant simultaneously at Genns Razaar
| and at GENlNS, ia broadway, oPPosi'e - i1u ;.
Men have been Hanged In consequence OF
the repreve coming teo late Almost every week gem
temen dump themselves into the water at the ferries.
through their reckless efforts 10 make for lost time by
a blind jump. GREEN No. Aston House, the well
known hirmaker is celebrated as much Tor his punctus
atty, for the beauty OF his shirts
Splendid Carpeting.--Smith 4 Lounsbery
443 Pearl street. receiving in store per late
rivals large stock of velvet tapestry Brussels, three
ply, and ingram carpetings, OF chaste and elegant de
advances in prices they enabled to offer at very
great inducements.
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Attention.-I.ovet,s Office. II4 Chambers

street. for the sale Of his celebrated Wahpene for chang
M gray har TO Us original color and curing baldqe is.
u s not ore Of the humbugs Of the day Lovet gives
Reference that will satisfy The most dubious.
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ers, instruments for club feet knock knees bow-legs
weak ankles, and curvature of the spine Also, very
superior elastic stocking for enlarged veins of the Leg
and elastic knee caps Also, adults and children's
tusses and every kind of surgical belt and banage at
DR.. GIOVER'S. No. IL Ann street, near Broadway
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Wheeler, Wilson g. Co.'s Sewing Machine.
patented June 15th 1882 for stitching linens and other
goods, can be at 265 Broadway.
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arrival at HITCHCOCK & LEADBEATERS, 347 Broadway,
Of Leonard street whore the ladies' viii find rare
chances for cheap and good linen good they
were, being only slightly wet and soicd
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BY Letters Patent secured In 1870. Pulvermas
chers Patent Electric Voltsc Chans constructed to
very in medicine and electricity of the present day They
relieve without pain shock nstantaneousy acute
palms. such head ear, and toothe ache rheumatic
palms. tic dooreux, &c. and by its mild but continuous
and precepbe action the body diseases Of years.
standing-such gout local paralysis, nervous com.
They pecptate metals from their solutions decompose
water defect the magnetic needle in short show all the
phenomenon of powerful voltaic pile The instru-
ments producing these effects weigh about two ounces
be folded in apocke book always ready for
instantaneous use, and will last his lifetime,
number Of diseases and complaints il which mild stream
ing electricity is perfectly sae certain and wonderful
speedy remedy. The price of complete chain is from
81 to $5 batteries, SO to s2a so.
Incredible may the above facts any person
easily convince himself beforehand at the depot Of their
knowledged in America by the Academy of Medicine of
New York and the chains have been applied with great
in the medical colleges the City, Bellevue and
Wards Island Hospitals Brooklyn City Hospital &c; in
Europe, by the Royal Colleges Of Physicians and Sur
geons in London by the Academic Rationale de Medecin
Royal faculty at Berlin, and scientific institutions
OF the highest order including the principal hospitals in
Europe.
The propretors in possession OF testimonials to
the same eject from all the above institutions in Ame-
RIGA and Europe, well of the most eminent and
spheres, and invite tho public to examine them.
Full and Illustrated descrptions-one for personal
and one for scientific men-wh copies of testimonials
and number of cases cured in New York and Europe
may be obtained gratis at the Office. They will be for
warded free OF postage to part Of the United States
IN answer to prepaid inquiries containing three cents
postage stamps. J. STEINERT,
No 5G3 Broadway, corner of Prince street
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Irusscs- Marsh d Co., No. az Maiden lane.
have just imported from Paris large assortment OF
the most improved style of French trusses consisting oil
silver plated springs with ivory and gutta percha pads.
Also, general assortment of bathing trusses.
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of wigs pronounccd the most perfect imitation of
ture yet invented Those wanting very superior article
should call at BACHELORS celebrated wig factory No
Wall street where be found the largest and best
assortment in the city. Copy the address.
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birth-mnrks, pOlypus, scirrh0us cancers.
sumors moles and all cxcresences removed from the
lace or body by painless external application An per
sons interested wiz he perfectly satisfied Of tho fact b.,
corner Of Twelfth street. HARVEY WAIIACF'