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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-09
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Attention Stock Dealers.

Our friend John Clifford, who lives on
the farm of John NJ. Ritchey, some three
miles south of Cadiz, will sell at public sale
on next Tuesday, the 18Th inst, gig head
of Sheep, Coils, Corn, Hay, Wheat in the
ground, &c. &c. There will be chance
for bargains that is not often met with
Stock dealers will please take notice, and
be on hands. -
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ED~ Ehe Secretary Of the a5ricultral So
c'ety requests US to say thatby an oversight,
he omitted to state in the report ol the pros
ceedin5s ofthe last m e:in of the AgricuI-
tur.u Society, that DlicajaA 7. johnson was
appointed lnformeF General.
Anl that the n xt meeting of the Society
will be held on the 2 2Al OF Februu 1854
He trusts this will be satisfactory to all
concerned.
The SteubenviIle a. Indiana Bail Road
Company have the track gravelled and in
good running orderer rs far west as the big
tunnel on Section IS. The work ON the
CadIz branch of the road. is progressing rap
idly. The grading and masonry is already
finished; and the directors are sapguine 'of
having it completed by the first of January
.--=1SteuJenvWe Herald
ER-lt is evident from reading the above,
that some one has been imposing on the ed
itor ofthe Herald, especially in relation to
the grading of the Cadiz Branch. If three
months from this time finds all the grading
on it done, we, with all others, who have
seen the road, will be very much dece ived
We hope we may be, for we are anxious to
announce the arrival OF the cars. Tell them
to have the work pushed up. Mr., Herald,
for it is very much needed,
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$50 Reward!

M LII bel paid to any persomwho will buy box
w OF DIX. TERltEL'S Healing Ointment, and
use 1t according to directions it they will call my
office and say, with clear conscience, that il will
not completely cure chapped hands, clibains, chat.
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and greatly alleviate, ifnot entirely cure oalIheuu,
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AGENrS.--John B.alI and S Hamilton, Cadiz
sep25 ISJ3-ly u,s~e.s
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E1@ The Eaton CO., Democrat speaks
our sentiments, when it says: ave notice
in one of our exchanges that, only four
n'epabers of thelast LIE sisla;ure of Ohio, have
been re-electedl Comment is unnec, ssary.
Let the dead rest in peace! We hope the
members Of the next Legislature will profit
by the fate Of their N!ust'ious predecessors,
and proceed to the speedy discharge of their
duties aud adjourn. they will, however,
have considerable work to perform, but as
the democratic majority is very large, we
hope great unanimity will characterize their
deliberations, and polite legislation be the
resalt Of their labors. The people expect
a short session and business one. Let not
public anticipation be Disappointed
If any are disposed to distinguish them
selves By an emiSs on of gus, the people
Will hold them responsible for waste of
time and money.
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Deaaltocrraat.fe Z 5entlut .
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advertise in the Sentinel
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lnr Fhe general, extensive and increasing circula-
tion of the Sentinel renders it the very best medium
OF Advertising --FRY IT.-8
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Sherif's Sale.


VS.. In Partition
~ virtue Of an order of sale issued out of the
- court OF Common Pleas OF Harrison county :
Ohio, and to me directed will offer for sale at the
door Of the Court house. in Cadz, in said county on
the 10th day of December A ID 1883 between the
haurs OF 10 o'clock, A NJ and 4 o'clock. r M of said
day the following real estate situated in said unity
to Wit part of the N. w. quarter Of section 81 in
Township II, OF range five SteubenviIle and district
bounded as follows, beginning at the W corner of
said section thence south with the section line 100
perches to $ w corner Of said N w quarter thence
east with south line Of said quarter 100 perches,
thence north parallel with west boundary line OF said
section l6o perches to the north boundary of said
section thence west with section line l0J perche to
place OF beginning containing 100 Acres ect to the
hie Estate of Elizabeth Welsh in the whole of said
tract. -st
Said land is appraised subject to said life Estate at
the sum Of $1,000. Fs
Terms Of sale = in hand, x in one yenr and X
in two years from day Of sale with interest and to
be securedsf .fas a.5s.,ssJ JAMES BOYD Sheriff.
Nov. o 1e53-lt
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WM. q. MEDD,

BOOK-BIN DER AND BLANK BOnK
MANUFACTURER, 4 +, G,sE
No. 2i1a Monroe ST., up Stairs) WHEELING, Va.
ME undersigned would respectfully beg leave to
L inform you OF the fact that he has purchased The
establishment lately known us Jaines NJ Ewn,rs
Book-bindery and Blank Book .Manulactory, AMI
- now prep rcd to execute to order, all kinds Of
Suing, to any pattern Blank Books, OF every de.
scrIpuon, will be bound in any preferable style such
as bound. FuI-bound, sheep, Russia Or extra
Russia Bands. ...,.t.'' -T.. -,
We are also prepared to bind Music Maaqaziaes.
Law Books, Periodicals, &c, Sc ii ANY srye thai
may be preferred, 10 compete with work done in any
part D! the country.
ShouJy you hav; any oftha above work to do. plerse
leave your order, lif ever small it will bG tinnk-
fully received Mt my Bindefy, No. 2s5s,g Monroe
Street, (Up Stairs.l -
Particular care taken IN binliAq Magazines &c.
Wheeling, sep2S ls53.ly tas ~ 2 NJ
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Auction.

Our friend B. T. Atkinson, at CassTiIe,
intends to have another auction. commence
ing on Tuesday, the 92nd inst. where those
wishing good bargains would do we'll to go,
as Frank says he is determined to sell out
his entire stock this time, and no mistake.
EpOld "Papa Lewis" writes a letter to
the Columbian, in which he says he will not
be candidate again for any office. He's
til, best timber our free soil friends have.
although Gov. Medill out run him and
Barrere both. .....
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SheriRs Sale.

Samuel Coleman, Es; 3, ais. l" Partition.
QY virtue ofan order of sale issued out of the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Harrison county.
State OF Ohio and to me directed, will offer for
sale public auction, at the door ofthe Court house
IN Cadz Harrison county, on the 10th day of Dccem.
A. M. and O'Clock P. NJ, the following easehold
real Estate to witt The South half OF the North
west quarter of Section Sixteen in Township Eight
"ot Range tour in the Steubenvillc Land District
containing Eighty Acres more or less and being
lease hold Estate OF School lands granted to Thon.
as Anderson late of said county deceased, in the
year A. d. 1872 for ninety nine years. renewable
forever, subject to rent.
The said easehold Estate with the improvements
are appraised at five hundred Dollars, and will be
sold ior one-thlrd OF the purchase money in hand,
one-third in one year and cne-third in two years
irom day OF sale, with interest. Deferred payments
JAMES BOYD, Sheriff of Harrison CO., o.
l.. LEwToN, Attorney for Petitioner
Cadiz, Nov 9, l853-4t
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PEACE DECLARED AND GooDs CHEAPER
THAN EvEe.--W. p. Asbuly is determined to
sell the cheaPest Goods in town. If you
will give him a call you will find plenty of
blankets and shawls, and dress patterns too,
at any price you may wish.- Wheeling IN
telligencer.
Eg-Asbury's is TIE place to make pur-
chases at when you go to W ceiling, as he
sells cheap and no mistake.
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CincInnati Market

Nov. 5-Sles of 1000 bbls -four at
$3.50. The market closed dull at IS, ,6Oa5,.
g. Coffee tirmer, with sales at Hale
Sugar 5fa6t. MolassesS 22a25.
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Cheap and Good Literature.

UHeap anu GOOD Literature.
We invite the particular attention of our
readers to the new works advertised in our
paper to-day by I. B. Peterson, Book
publisher Philadelphia. Those works,
with all others published by him, are of the
very best kind.
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EyThe Sleubenvlle Union says that
"the Plank Road operations render the
travel over the old pike very difficult since
the rain. We learn that the company de-
sign to have plank laid over the fills before
the usual season for muddy roads sets in
No toll will be collected until five miles Of
the road is completed"
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EH~We are glad to learn that one mile
and quarter Of the Pan Handle Railroad
is completed, and that the remainder of the
road will be completed by the first Of De-
cembar.
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Ezy' Williapa S, Denison Gf Adamsyille,
Muskingum county, has donated $4,000
towards the Granville College, and the name
of the College has beep chan 5ed TO "Deni-
son University"
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Farm and Tavern Stand for Sale.

Farm and IayeTn Stand far Sale.
fENHE subscriber OIL r. lot sale u.s agIn ana s
Il eTa stand, p.r>-t1 uscu,pd by llim. siIuHte .,
IN MoOfefi-ii t,wn+iIi1 l1-rI-oH c0iIty. tiho. ,aI
the Susuben ylii, au UaiillI O. 3ic AdHinizsi roa
seven mileswest Oi CHd.z lai iglT usSl lfsu M0ot--
Hri said Farm eO!.lui i+ Isl ssg rate lAIl,
abut 100 Of which Is cleared. ahii9A fine siate Il
cultivation. This FARM J. well s~aScfed, ht. tSJ
good Orchards on it, pl,niy oi Coal aud the beet
stone Quarry in the couaty. Il is well faced aud
first rate repair otherwisc. y 1923 tE.
Ths Tavern Stand is ore ofthe very hest lo;We-n
Steubenyille and Cambridge, and the bilidiags ars
commodious aud substantial. with sufficient stibirG
Tor 10 horses. There are also on the premises tas6
other Dwelling Houses. StoTcroJm aud BacL.
smiths sh,pall Of which will be sold on tHyurnhle
terms. George BYttTLErT.
Cassyic. o. Sept -. 1853
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Extra CopIEs.-As this number of the
paper contains the Premium list, we have
printed some extra copies for thuse who
wish to procure them; to be h"l at the Of
flee.
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re- Only four members of the last Lssis.
lature have been reelected GEsr, of Greene;
SMITH, of Stark; O'NErL, Of Perry; and LIE
BLOND, Of Mercer.
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&SA kentucky exchange says-we
picked up 'ady's cuff pin in the street the
other day. The owner can get it bv de-
scribing it and kissing-the editors baby.
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New Furniture and
C'HAER W ARE DoOMsg
M u a a. 4 : !.

ENVITE the at.enti iof house keepers and others
l. to theirnew Furn" ure and Chair Ware Rooms,
IN the new brick building, No. 1863 Market Street,
few doors below the Market House. They are pre-
pared to furnish all articles in their line, such as
Dressing and PlPn Bureaus, Secretaries and Book
cases. Card, Dining und Breaktast Tables, Bcdsteuds
in every variety, Work and Wash Stands, Sofas,
Divaus, ottomans, &C. Fancy What Nots, Fancy
Work Stands - .-.--.-'
Chairs, Windsor, Cane Seat, Mahogony in every
variety, plain and fancy, Looking Glasses, Clocks,
&ci all OF which will be furnished promptly to or
ae[' al the lowest pFtccg We respectfully invite the
public to call and examine our stock feeling assured
that we can render satisfaction ina cases st&
~, MuNDAY l. COrTS.
Mhealinn. ennOS lSh2.1r
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GrA very destructive fire occurred at
Akron, Ohio, few days since, which de =
stroyed Sl0, ,OOO worth Of property.
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Basket Factory.

! ,MARKEr SQuARE WEST SIDE, cor. MAREEr ALLEY.
MOONE4, Ehnnuthcturcr oi all kinds Of WiiloS
ana rattan ware comprising ehidrens wagens,
gig cradles chairs seiglls, arll,exs seed task.t'
MAJ 'tbaskes; ladies travelling uld sewing baskets,
roun4, oval and square in endless vari ~ = z EFT
Also constantly Oh hand brooms AMI d great ysri.
ETY. Of cedar ware, clIrrs, tubs, baskets. All whole.
sale AMI retail. ORDERS promptly attended to,
Wheeling, sep25 1853 Iy hs',aft q u @f@p
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GDEH Y ES!!!

ENRED. A. THOMMAN is now prepared to at.
Il tend to auction sales in this Cuunty.
Writing OF all descriptions attended to with de-
spatch Books posted, Bonds, Deeds, SC &C. drawn,
Office at the Mansion House
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@Th'Washingtou City Star. in speak
ing OF the appointment Of new Chaplain
in the US. Navy says: "We are satisfied
that ltbs Chaplaincyl in the Navy. made
vacant by the designation Of the Rev. Mr..
StanleS Of Georgia, isabout to be filed by
ahe appointment Of the Rev. Mr.. Thomas,
OF the same State. His will be the first ap-
PorlnittnnitesnatI n of 4 minister Of the Methodist
Church south, lin the Naval service Of the
United states. 't sa
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GT We see it announced in some of the
papers tha: Lorn Andrews, "Everyboly's
and his wife's" candidate for S;hool Com.
missioner, is now very seriously indisposed.
1t is not to be wondered at, for a man that
run on the same principle that he did, and
then get so gloriolsly licked, ou 5ht to have
a slight touch of indisposition for his gree
diness for office.
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New York Market.

Nov. $3.50 barrels flour, State ,93a-
7, OHIO 6,9347,O6. declined; sales of ! ITO
barrels of Southern at 7,19a7,25. with a
large export demand. Wheat, Genesee,
1873. Corn, mixed 80, yellow 80, better.
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GSOreSon will soon be kicking at the
Congressional door, for admission as a
State. During the presspt year her popu-
lation ha: increased 10000. BY January
she will have 6O,000 inhabtants-the re.
quisite number.
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PoRk IN AB44SsAs.-Tne Fayetteville
(Ark., J Independent of the 18th ut. says:
"In this section pork must be cheap
At first few may leap off in the market
at high figure, but as soon as the home
demand is satisfied the surplus will hang
on hand, and be shuffied off at whatever
can be got"
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DRIED FRUrr by Saturdays Wheeling
papers we learn thatssdried peaches are
worth " i,50per b1shel in that market. In
Falsitnors they are. worth $500. II 4asig
s&a = kkHGH ~ III }hsJ " p&s'ssf ysA
v2s4 asfsae8
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MARRIED-On the 3 3lday of Noyem5er bv tho
Rey !. Il: Crawford, WM HARRISON KRnpA RI lex
and Miss ESTHER ANN RAMlGE the former OF Har.
rison Co., and the latter OF Belmont Co. 0.
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WVUD " N.HI TT > CORNER.
GtULE Leather, Window Glass Nails 4 Stone ware,
- airosh assortment. WIN. HUGG IL co.
snDt u 1853
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'TmE vONOEIs Or QUO. As.E.-

all diseases of the Skin. 49,
This Ointment will cure the Saltrhemn and Burns
or chopped hands quicker and surer Than any other
met icines OF the kind before the public.
TO Substantive the above, can give hundreds
Of certificates but consider it no use, as (any psr
do the same it they have friends, for even
worthless artcle,) rely solely the merits of lhs
Ointment for the public patronage, -.s.
n b. single box of this Ointment will keep any
Blacksmith's, Farmers, Sailors, OF Mechauirs
hands, let them chap or crack ever SO bad, sound
and in good working order all winter.
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERRELL =
Naugatuck. Conn
Wholesale DEPoTs--C V Clikenner So CO., No 81
Barclay ST, New York; Fleming 4 Brothers, Pitts
burgh; Weeks & Potter, l5i Washington ST, Boston;
VIM II Brown q Bro, No.4 Liberty ST., bal ,inors
1 " Dlott & sons, Philadelphia. -H.e
Sold also by the principal Druggists, and c0unuy
Merchants. Price % cents per box ia- 10 =
AGEXrs.-Jolm Benll 4 5 Hamilton, Cadiz, A.
+ Croskey & Julley, New Market. Brown g.
Bamhouse, New Hagerstown. A Jul Schneider
Moorehed. + PliPps q co, Sinyrnu. e--+e%
scp2S lSj3ly ffpF
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Premium Tailoring.

L will be seen, BY looking over the list of
Premiums published in to days paper, that
Messrs. Conwell & De Grange, two of our
best Tailors, received the first premium on
Tailor's work. The work they had on exhi-
bltion at the Fair, shows very conclusively,
that their work is hard to be excelled.-
Those wishing good suit Of clothes made
willknew where to go. 4#.sb3s
EpSee +. A. Thomau'S card in another
column. Mr.. T,sis one Of the best oensmen
that wetknowsof s aa,,. as is4..a + 3l
sa Is gst
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Notice.

4 LII persons indebted to me by Note or Book ac-
"A count, requested to come without delay and
make settlement, as am determined to close up all
my old business matters This notice will cOnsid-
or sufficient tor all and them that--that won't take
intend to bring. tR. J. BENNETT.
Cadiz, March 2, 1858.
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McMechen's Literary Dopot.

MchecHeH Literary Depot.
THE Undersigned has reaaoyed his largRxKr
Il Dgrqr 10 No,[ Washington Hall, Masiroe 81,
where heconstantly ke&,s On hand, hooks slatiun.
cry vareties; also, al tue pSpuar Aagaziisas, kes
Or Literary Paparss ot tle Say. Achoicor ssteetion
OF the ialost PoPpLAR PuluJcArlOss callnut be tod
in any establishment in the West He invites Ne
friends from Ohio 20 give hhRa cbih vi
Wheeling, scp2s Is5a,ly h
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G#rA very destructive fire occurred in
WellSville, o., on the 2ai inst, destroying
property worth at least $4,000.
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ADvERrrsrNG.-The Washington City
Star, says, that"advarjising is called expen-
sve. Perhaps it is SO. Bat then it is al
most always worth ten-foId its cost Very
few people advertise in "masterly" man
ner who do not receive ten dollars where
they pay out one. 1t is the gran! way to
get business. ADVERTISING has made more
and greater fortunes than any other single
instrumentaIity, and will condpue to pro-
duce the same golden results. Done with
prudence, it is the sorrce of certain wealth
Do you ask how to get busines? ADVER-
TISE.
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AQJHg ~ FRS,
A. .LuL. SCHREIRE

MOOREFIELD, HARRISON COUNTY O..
DEALER In all kinds OF Dry Goods, Groceries
~ &c, Which he sells cheap for Cash. or good
educp. June 3, 1892
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Latest Best & Cheapest
W q Od a iSfllItii

\ hEnp receiving and opening n ver,- sxseIsive.
n lot OF new goods OF all sJrs quui;iss and mi
ces ont all very cIcap, word 10 ur ct sr,srgs i
sufficient. VVunD 4 St,Id'sf
CadiE, Oct -. 1858. IL
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Destructive Fire.

We regret to learn that the dwelling
house of Mr.. Joseph Penn, at the Tunnel, in
German township, with nearly all of its
contents, was destroyed by fire on last Fri
day..eyeRing, the 4th inst, The fire origi-
mated from stove in the first story.
We are glad to learn, since writing the
foregoing that the property was insured.
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Hardware.
Kid Gloves.

NARPETlNG g. FLOOR OIL CLOTH for sale,
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