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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-09-14
For the Democratic Sentinel.
DEERsvILLE OHIo, Sept. I2, 1852.


Ma. EDITOR: In The Republican Of the
9th iRst., l see some certificates pretending
10 prove that told Mr.. Weaver that Mr..
Wright said that Mr.. Price was a ''perfect
sot." Mr.. Weaver has circulated it, l be-
lieve, and given me as his author. Mr..
Weaver says in his article of August llth
also, "that there was good deal of other
conversation took place at the same time in
reference to Mr.. Price, but that he published
the material facts in controversy" Now
had Mr.. Weaver came out like an honorable
man, and given the whole truth and nothing
but the truth, there never would have been
any controversy, as l have never denied
any thing which told Mr.. Weaver about
Mr.. Price, and nave always given my au-
thor, WHO'S a man of a good character, and
am still able to make my statements to
Mr.. Weaver good, by the evidence of men
whose veracity stands unquestiOnable in this
community.
Mr.. Weaver has acknowledged since his
letter was published, that had he gwen all
the qualifications made use Of by me in the
conversation referred to, it would have de-
.stroyed the strength of the terms made use
of, and il would have been no use to have
told it.
And finally, why did not Mr.. Weaver re-
fer to men of honor and integrity to certify
to the truth of his statements in place Of
such vassalating characters as f. Hayles
who was not present, aud John L. Aud who
was present but a few minutes, who are
willing at any time to PROSTATE truth for the
benefit of the whig party? And why did
he Gull out from the certificate of Mr.. Hill
yer those parts only which could suit his
Srovelling purposes, and suppress the bal
lance, which | presume would have settled
the controversy at once. Mr.. Weaver has
mistaken the character of Mr.. Hilyer, if he
supposes that he can be cerced 10 bear false
testimony against his neighbor, even though
l,e might by so doing, advance the inter
ests OF his preferred party, or maintain the
reputation of brother whig. Why did he
not give the certificate of Mr.. Hilyer in full?
and why did he not get the testimony of
Hon. David GTadman, Esq, (who was pre-
sent during the whole conversation, and ac-
companied Mr.. Weaver away from the
shop,) to prove his statements? The an
swer is, because this would have proved too
much, and would have established all l
have claimed in relation 10 the matter. Be
it known by Mr.. Weaver, that / make the
charge of the alteration of Mr.. Hilyer'S GER
tifcate upon the anthorty Of Mr.. Hilyer
himself.
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PolsoNTSG-ThOusauds sfparents who use Vermi
iuge composed ofCastor oih Calomel, etc, are not
ware that, while they appear TO benefit the patient
they are actually laying the foundations for series
diseases such as Salvation, Loss of Sight Weak
ness Of Limbs, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
Of fHOBENSACK'S MEDICINES to which we ask
the attention Of all directly interested in their own as
well as their chlidrens health In Liver Complaints
and all disorders arising from those Of bilious type
should make use Of the only genuine medicine, flo.
bensack's Liver Pills.
Be not deceived, but ask for Hobensack's Worm Sy-
:up and Liver Pills and observe that each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, }. n HObensack, as none
else is genuine.
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AN ORDINANCE


INT AIDE and passed by the Trustees of Franklin
1tI township, Harrison county, Ohio, to carry into
effect the provisions OF the act of thJ Legislature OF
Ohio, defining the powers OF trustees OF Townships
passed Murcn IL, 1853.
Be it and it is hereby enacted and ordained by the
Trustees OF Franklin township, in Harrison county,
State OF Ohio that tor the more eiectual suppression
OF tippling and ntomperance i'll any house, shop or
store in said township known as place OF habiual
resort for tipping and intemporance, the person
or PERSONS Keeping such house, shop or store, and
permitting ppling or inemperance, and the vending
and selling of sprmoua liquors within said township
OF Franklin aforesaid, shall upon complaint made as
specified in section 3d ofthe above named act, pas
sed March y, 1858, and upon conviction of the vio-
aton OF this ordinance in any court having jurisdic-
ton ot the same, be fined in any sum of not less than
ten than fifty dollars Tor each and every of
fence, with cost prosecution or Imprisonment in the
county Jail, OF not more than twenty days. both,
at the discretion OF the court.
Done by the Trustees of Franklin township, this
9th day Of July, A. d. 1883.
THOMAS QUINN, rr.
JAMES NJ. BRADFORD. iluS'ccs
T,tlu 81 1QSg IN
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HENRY CLAY.

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PROCLAMATION.

rs hereby made to all the qualified voters of Tar
l. rson county, that General Election will be held
az required by law, on the Second Tuesday, being
the llth day of October, A. d. 1853, at the several
places oiholding elections, in said county, at which
time the following officers are to be chosen, viz:
One Governor, one Lieutenant Governor, one Su.
prcmc Judge, Treasurer of State; one Secretary
OF State, one Member ofthe Board of Public Works.
one Attorney General, one Commissioner of Com
mon Schools, one Senator in connection with Bel
mont county, one Representative, one member of
Boad OF Equalization, one County Treasurer, one
Sheriff. one Prosecuting Attorney, one Recorder,
one Commissioner, one Coroner and one Director of
County lniirmary-and the Trustees of the several
townships, in said county, are required to return
the following lumber Of Jurors from their respect
i've townships, to wit:
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THOMAS QUINN.
For the Democratic Sentine
DEENsvTGLE, September I, 1858.

DEEHsvTcLE, September I, 1858.
To tie candidates Of Hawiso1 County, tW
tie State LEGISLATURE
'GENrLEMEN:-Iaving been appointed by
the mass temperance meeting held in DeerB-
vile on the 9th of August last, as com
mittee for the purpose of ascertaining your
views in relation to prohibtory law on
the sub bject of temperance, We proceed to the
performance of That duty, and ask you, in
disidualy, should. you be elected to the
State Legislature this winter. will you pledge
yourselves to do all in your power to secure
to the people of Ohio a prohibitory law, or
one sinnlAr to taat of Maine? A definite
and early reply is respectfully requested.
w. B. HUNT, Chairman OF Committee.
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.Mnrrlnnes.

MARRIED-On the 5th inst, by Rev. L. Petty,
MR. WILLIAM II. ALLEN of Bel. Co. to Miss ELIZA
BETH lOCNd, of this county.
On the Sth inst, by the same, Mr.. JAMES
BRADFORD to Miss KETURAH EMPFELD all of this
county.
On the lst inst, by Rev. r. Heron, Mn.
ROBERT SMILEY, of Antrim, Guernsey Co. to Miss
ESTHER HANNAH of Harrison Co. o.
On Thursday morning, Sept 8, by elder w
B. Hunt, Mr.. NATHAN WRIGHT TO Miss EMEIINE
JOHNSON all of Harrison Co. o.
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Riot at Somerset. Ohio.

EVANSVILLE, O., Sept 8.-Advices from
Somerset, Perry Co., 0, gives us intelligence
of terrible riot in that place; the origin Of
which we cannot learn precisely. The Irish
laborers on the Railroad have firearms be.
longing to the county in their possession
Two persons were killed and several woun-
ded. The Sheriff of Perry co, sent here
for one hundred armed men. and one of our
military companies, the City Guards, under
Capt. Graham, has just started for the
scene. More trouble is anticipated, and
the life of the telegraph operator has been
tha@ateaed should he transmit any requests
for assistance.
We learn the row commenced in Welch's
circus last night, but cannot give particu-
lars.
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And the Trustees of the several townships are
further required to return from their respective
townships, for the use of the Probate Court of this
county, as they are now required by law to return,
and equal number OF Jurors as above specified, H.:
list containing the names OF said Jurors So returned
tobe delivered to the Probate Judge at the same
time the names Of the other jurors are delivered 10
the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas. Tho polls
TO be opened between tho hours of six and ten o'clock
In the morning and close at six O'Clock in the after
noon of the same day.
J. BOYED, Sheriff Of Har. Co,
Sheriff>s Office Cadiz, Sept j, 1863.
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BAER, WALTER & BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE AND ssEy,AEg.

CHEAP CLOTHING HOUSE,
No 1872 Main Street, Below Monroe IIouso
WHEELING, Va
1NlIE undersigned would respectfully call the at
Il tention OF the Public, both in and ont of town.
to their New Clothing Emporium, where they fiat.
ter themselves that tney will be able to oler bet
ter bargains than any other establishment in Wheel
ing.
Our Goods are always purchased on the best terms
from the first Manufacturers, and made UP at our
own Establishment in Baltimore
Our Stock too large for enumeration, co npriscs
every article, Fine and Course in the
Ready Made Clothing Line.
Give u cali, and we will endcavor to fit YOU
ost in the best style, cheap for Casl
T. S.A great stock OF Fall and Winter goods
Just received and now opening
BAER, WALTER & BROS.
Branch Of Walter l. Bros Clothing House, Bal
tmore, Md. WlceIino, Sept. IA. 1S53-1y.
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Ollo.--A friend at Cincinnati, who
knows tie politics Of Ohio as well as any
man ia the State, and in whose information
we place full confidence, writes us under
date Of The goth inst, that ia the approaching
selction in that State all will 60 right, and
that the efforts Of the democracy will re
suit IN another victory which shall be the
tit sequel TO that Of November last Wash
ington Union.
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CENTRE FOUNDRY.

J. W 4, J. BAGCTS,
No. % Main ST., CENTRE WHEELING,
X EEP constantly on hand an assortment of the
IA latest and most improved Stoves, embracing
Their western Nirginian,n coal stove cannot be
surpassed by any thing ever introduced into the
city. They have sold 80 of them within the last
six months, pedging themselves to take them back
they dil not give satisfaction, and have never had
one returned.
They also keep constantly hand the latest styl,
Of Arch Crates, warranted equal TO any made else.
where, also Iron Sinks, and a variety OF all
articles in the Foundry line, which will be sold low
tor cash
9y-Parcular attention will be pail to all kinds of
Job work Wheeling, Va Sept II, lSJ3-3m
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NOTICE is hereby given that the following ac-
~ counts have been filed in The Probate Court of
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement:
The final account of Jacob Riggle, executor of
the last will of Isaac Wright, deceased.
The account Of John Trlmble, admin strator ofthe
estate OF Robert Trimblc, deceased.
And that the same will be sGveraIly examined and
passed u1on by the undersigned on the 3Oth day of
next.
B. w, VEIRS, Probate Judge.
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N EW GOODS!

E'RlENDS, am not on the present OCCASION 90.
l. ing to tell You that | have got ten, fifteen or
twenty thousand dollars worth of Goods to sell you,
but will just say from the liberal patronage yon have
heretofore bestowed upon me, tha; have enlarged
my Clothing Business, SO that am now prepared to
thing, never before offered in Cadiz Cloth and
Trimmings of every shade, and as good workmen as
can be found, so that defy competition in this re-
spect Our stock OF clothing is now very complete,
from Monkey Jacket up to the finest Siberian Coat
grades and prices, and splendid stock of Vests
from one dollar up to six. Fine white check and
flannel Shirts, Drawers, lIots, &c Call and look
for yourselves, ane if what | have told you is not
true, we do not ask you TO purchase. Hoping you
may cali and be pleased and purchase is the since
rest wish Of
Your most humble servant
Az. MOORE.
Cod;z n Aur
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Mammoth Hat Store

No 1l6 AND 1I8, MAIN STREET WHEELING, Va.
g AVERY, having enlarged his store in order to
~. suit the demand, has on hand ad is receiving
from the eastern cities, and manufacturing one Of
the largest stocks of Hats and Caps that has ever
been offered in this city, consisting Of eve'yvuriety
and style now in use, all of which will be sold at
the lowest possible price, wholesale and retail
Sent. II. lS12-lN
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s & II McFAnnEN


A RE receiving very large stoch of British,
N French and American Goods The stock has
been well selected and atter themselves that their
prices and styles must give satisfaction.
Sn BBLS. prime plantation Molassus; six Hogs
sJU heads Sugar for sale Wholesale or retail, by
S. 4 ii. McFADDEN.
SA BBLS. No 9 and Mackere, for sale by
ebU S. g. Ii. McFADDEN.
INRESu TEAS, Gunpowder, Imperial Young lily
IL son and Olong Teas, of the latest importations.
Fresh and fragant. The lovers of this delightful
beverage are invited to try cup and be refreshed.
1t iskept constantly by S. IL. III. McFADDEN.
DONNETS and Parasols, the greatest variety and
Id haEdsonlest styles in the town. II you want a
yretty Bonnet, Ladies can be accommodated at
april 6, 1858 5 a. Ii MFADDEN
4 Tierce of Rice and 20 Bags Coffee for salcby
Il april 6, 1853 5 IL II MFADDEN
DAY RUM-the most approved article for the to-
ID let, for sale at (apr6) S g. IL M'FADDEN
DRESS GOODS the most stylish stock Of dress
~ goods ever offered to the people OF This commu-
nifty consisting OF Silks, Tissues, Bnrages, Lawns
Chintzes, Ginghams and Prints for sale low at
april 6, 1858 s g. II MFADDEN'S
DAY and Empire State Shawls, selling very fast
ID at S. q II. McFADDENS
(lPANISH Sole Leuther and Fish Oil for sale by
- april 6, 1859 So ii MFADDEN
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AIA magiignant fever prevails in the
Reighborhood Of Springfield. in this county,
which has already carried off several per-
sons. and some dozen more are down with Il.
IL resembles what was known as the s'sesed-
erisver' in Harrison county few years ago.
---Steu Union.
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Final Accounts,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the following ac-
/ ' counts have been filed in the Probate Court Of
Harrison county, Ohio for settlement
The final account of Catharine a Caldwell, adj
ministratrx Of the estate Of William Caldwell de-
ceased.
The account of Edward Clifford and Thomas Cliff.
ford, executors OF the will of Samnel Clifford de-
ceased.
The final account of Mary Ann White, as admin
isratrix of the insolvent estate of William White de-
ceased
The first account of John Davis as the executor
Of the will Of James Davis, deceased.
And that the same will be sevcrally examihcd and
passed upon by the undersigned on the 10th of Sep
tember next.
B. w. VIERS, Probate Judge.
August IT, 1883
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w. D. MOTTE G. BROS
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No. l76, MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA.
M wish to call the attention of the citizens of
w Cadiz and the surrounding country, to our
establishment in the City of Wheeling. Our house
deals in every description of DRY GOODS, We
will be prepared early in the season with splendid
stock, suitable for FaI and Winter Trade, 1t will
contain every thing new and fashionable in Fancy
Goods together with all kinds of STAPLE & DO
MESIlC ARTICLES, such as are suitable for fa M
lily use.
One ofthe firm will be in the East a good deal of
his time so that we will be receiving Fresh Goods
every few days throughout the season. We will be
able to offer inducements in prices which but few
houses have IN the Western Country
We solicit a call at our Store when you visit our
City, and if we do not satisfy you that it will be to
yourintere to deal with us, then it will be our
fault, w. d. MOrTE Il BROTHER
Wheeling, Sept. H. 1Sj3-Iy
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Deatbs.

DIED On the 5th inst, of bilious fever, al
Bloomfield, O. ROBERT c. HEAvALIY, olstock Town.
ship, aged 30 years and mos.
The deceased was on n return home from Harris
bur%h Pa. but was enabled only to reach Bloom
field, where he died after three davs illness.
In Antrim, Ohio, on the 5th ult, JAMES TUoMp-
SON, only child of Charles and Jane Gillespio. OF
this place, aged about two months
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Legal Notice.
Thomas Gillespie, Jr.,
vs.. }Partition.

Samuel Coleman, ct. Al.
CtAMUEL Coleman, Thomas Huntsman, Caroline
- Huntsnan, Nancy l1untsman, Michael Hunts
man, John Huntsman, Jane Huntsman, William
Coleman and Matilda his wife, and the children and
heirs of Jacob Anderson deceased, are hereby noti-
fled that on the 22nd day of August, A. D., 1858,
the said Thomas Gillespie filed in the Court of Com,
mon Pleas Of Harrison county, Ohio his petition
against them wherein The demands partition of the
south half OF the North West quarter of section six
teen, township eight Of range four in the Steubon-
vile Land District and that said petition will be for
hearing at the next term of said Court, which will
commence at Cadiz on the 18th day of October 1883
THOMAS GILLESPIE, JR,
BY l., LEwToN, his Altorn Gy.
q
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JOHN BURNS--P President.

JOHN BURNS President.
Mt Pleasant Circuit W Case, G w
Hssey;
Belmont ct--A r Brown;
Woodfeld ct--E Goudey;
Cambridge ct-G NJ Scott;
Plsgah ct--I Thrap, 4 X Range,
Pennvile CIV w Upton;
Morganvllle ct--A S Biddson;
Columbia ct--C Sears;
jackson ct--H I Lawson, w Hatfield
Sup, Asst;
Sal; Greek ct-To be supplied;
GAINESVILLE ct--J Ii Hamilton, b B Dor
sey, Jr, G Springer, Sup. Asst;
Ostego CIV l. Baldwin;
Pleasant Hill ct Potter;
Coshocton CIV IL Marshall, J Baker;
Newark CT S Thrap;
Delaware ct--Left to be supplied;
Frederick ct-O V Warren, 5 Lancaster;
Mt Vernon ct-.-E S Hoagland, N Il
Brown;
NJ: Zion ct--J 4 Snead;
TuScarawas ct-J Jack;
L.esburgh ct--J H Frees;
Wayne et--P KinsIey;
Bueyrus ct=vA Abbott;
Tiffir Cts Gee;
.Bellview CIV J Hollapd;
Thompson. .ct-J X Duffy;
Granger ct--J Burnett;
Warrensville ct-J w Warwick:
Youngstown CIV Remsburgh;
Steubenville Staton--To he supplied
ID B Dorsey, Sen, Sup. Asst.
Ianesville st--To be supplied;
Lancaster st-=-C Baldwin;
Portsmouth st=-H Rowan;
Tiffin st--R Andrew;
We lsville st-=-C S Callihan;
Cadiz Mission--C Gray;
,Newburgh niss--E A Brndley;
Circleville miss Biddison;
Muskingum miss-W S Sears;
New Lisbon miss-To be supplied;
Mansfield MISS CatIin;
Cambridge miss--Wm Munhall;
Agent for the Trustees of CAMBRIDGE
College, & Clancy;
CAWight AMIN Scott--not heard from.
Superannuated-J Wilson, G Waddle, T
Foster, " Duling.
Lett without appointments at their own
request-I Ragan, S Atkins.
Deceased--R Scott.
A Davis.--Transferred to the Pitts.
burgh Conference.
Transferred 10 the uhstationed list at his
own request---J Nichols.
Transferred u the unstatioped list---J
Handy, N Linder.
A X Earl--.Agapt of American Bible So
ciety.
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AN ORDINANCE
Axes Axes!

axes! Axes!
| UST received and for sale, new lot of Lippin.
- colt & Cos. Double Extra Cast Steel Axes, war
ranted; also Shovels, Spades, Hachets, Mill x Cut
Circular, and Hand Saws, splendid article, call
soon at X. j. BENEFITS
June 8, 1853.
M lLLER'S CRADLES-Song known, severely
VI tested, always right-On hand and for sale a
large lot OF those superior Cradles which will be sold
very low. Call at the we'll known sign oGthe
Juue :, 1898. BIG PADDOCK.
T WOULD call the attention of Mechanics tn ,nv
L superior stock OF Edge Tools manufactured by
the Ohio Tool Company, and decidedly the best ever
brought to this market Which can sell at prices thai
cannot fail to suit purchasers. Call and examine
them. X. J. BENNETT.
June 8, 1853.
MADDOCKS, Trace Chains, Bench Screws Bed
I'VE Cords, Plough Points Axe Handles, Brushes
OF all kinds, &c, be had cheap at the
June s, 1853. BIG PADDOCK
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AMERICAN HUOSE.
Corner Of Marketand Ohio Streets,
CadiZ, Ohio.

JAMES CADY would respectfully inform the
- travelling public that he has leased the above
named House for a term OF yeurs, and having
thoroughly repard every part of it, is now prepared
TO accommodate the travelling public upon the very
best terms. The House is pleasantly situated, and
Is conveniently arranged for the comfort Of travel
tiers.
His TABLE will always be well supplied with
the best the market affords.
His Stabing is large, sufficient to accommodate
at least seyenyiye horses and will always be sup.
piled with sufficient of Provender and attended by
u careful and obliging Ostler.
He respectfully solcits share Of public patron.
age, as he will endeayOr to please all who call with
him.
BOARDERS taken by the day, week, month o.
year.
Cndiz, O., MAY Is. ls53-tf
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D-ANY PERSON RENTING TUE PUBLISHER Tue PRICE
OF THE FOLLOWING BOOK, WILL HAVE n SENT BY MAIL,
TO ANY PART OF THE UNITED STATES FREE OF POSTAGE
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M. P. Church.

The following are the appointments of
the P'eac hers of the Mnskingum District,
N. p. Church, for the present conference
year. We copy from the Western Record
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

HATS AND CAPS AT WHOLESALE.
W7 Il are now receiving our fall and and 6gEsa
w winter stock otHats and Caps, whichtEzk1SS
will be, we feel assured the largest and cheapest
ever brought to this city. Country MERCHANTS who
design purchasing east, are particularly invited to
call and examine stock, for we are certain the
pflcos, are fully as low any house in Baltimore.
S ID. HARPER & son,
~, No. l29, cor. Main and Union SITS.
Wheeling September 7, 1853.
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To the Tax Payers of Harrison Co.

TTNIiE amount of percentage levied on each dol
l. lar OF valuation OF the taxable property in the
several Townships of said County for the year A. D.
lS53 is follows.-