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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-06-15

WOMEN AND FLowERs.--The editor OF
the Louisville Journal has very readable
article under this head, from which we cut
the closing paragraph.
Blessings on the heads of those who
send fiowery presents to those who's en-
ergies have been desolated by diseased
Flowers impart noton!y fragrance and beau
ty to ones sick room. but they absolutely
light up the gloom that hangs aronnd il
like a dark curtain, and causes cheerfulness
TO take the place Of heavness and oppression
of heart. Often has our soul ielt exceed
ingly grateful to these dearwomen, who
have considered our low estate, and sent
flowers, fresh, fragrant and beautiful to
cheer our ipyalldIsm. Could we strew their
prthway through life with flowers, how
eagerly would our hand preform the task !
Had flowers no other Office than to minister
to the pleasures of the sick that of itself
would be reason sufficient why they should
be cultivated But when we remember
that they are not only an ever pleasant Joy
to the eye, bnt are also true and GENIAL
teachers of moral truth and excellence, as
tenderprompters to the highest as well as
the most refined sentiments, we can perceive
Of how great Importance it is that the hand
and heart Of woman's power is in her love-
liness. and she ought to do everything to
encourage it. Her loveliness has broken
the bondage in which many sinful man
was bound, and which had resisted persua-
sion and force through many year. Let
her increase her power by adding to her
loveliness, and this she viii not fail to do If
she gives up 10 love of"the beautiful poe.
Try ofearth."
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Slavery in England and
America.

THE REsPoSCE or THE AMERICAN WOMEN Tc
TBE ADDRESS OF THE woabN OF ENG'
LAND.
We received the following report from
gentlemen who takes a lye'y m.ereSt IN al
benevolent movements. " VIII be read BY
sns pubic. We presume The genIIemei
was uot present at the meeting; we sup
pose that none but woman were eadmlttea'
" Is very likely That he obtained the re-
port from bis wife, or bis sister, or dau5ht-
Gs.--
A highly respectable meeting cf Amerl'
ean ladies was Aeid last evening az Amerl'
caa Hall, Broadway, 10 bear read the ad-
dress ol the ladies VI Engiand 70 those ol
Tbs United Statrs.
Mrs. Liza Farplay was called to he
char, aud Mrs. Joist stnan speed, M Z. was
aPpo.nlyd Secretary. Tne oDJecss ot the meet
ilss we're briefly Explained BY .he presiding Ia
dg, Ehsn W plo.loJ, Inc secretary procsed :
sd t0read the address from the women of
Eagtanl. II conclusion OF which commit
tee II use we're appointed to draft a re-
sponse 10 The address. The committee, at.
lrg Aaying been out short time, returned,
and repvrted the following response 10 the
wonssA " England, wnlcl, On being read,
was advpsd. uaAhimousIy. a SAD Com
aalAgss was alsv raisvd, u obtain RdiitionA
kaDagribers VI tiie response. a resolution
HAS linen adopted. oraering the proceedings
~ u publlshsl ii tne Tnvane and Herald.
tF.yn nteetiff fhen adjourned sthe ,ltg
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TINE subscriber, thankful for past favors would
l. respectfully inform his old customers and the pub
nc generally, that he has now on hand most spIer-
did assortment Of Boots and Shoes, Sole and Upper
Leather, Calf Skins, Morocco Lining and Binding.
skins, Nails, lhiead end almost every article in his
line
Also Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gum Over Shoes,
Mems Buffalo Over Shoes, all OF superior STYLE and
will be sold on very moderate profits for Cash, Hides
or almost any kind ofmerchantable Produce.
SAMUEL SLEMMONS.
n. B.--Persons knowing themselves indebted eth
er by Note or Book account, OF long standing will
please call and settle up, short settlements make
long friends, and in some cases save costs.
CadZ March TO- 1852 s 6
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SQbQD

tORDS0F BARK wanted, for which the hiohsa
~ market price will be paid, f
we have now on hand and always keen a larva
and general assortment of oil kinds OF Leather ,h;g
We olier TO sell on the most accommodating terms
Weare always ready to purchase, at the highess
market price, hides, Skins, and Leather in the rollgh
we have also on hand large assortment Of C,,r.
and Cuuisrs. /" AalneIA
we beg leave to call the attention of all "a our
superior qualities OF Leather as we ater ourselys@
csii furnish superior article, one that will bssS
comparison WIN any ever offered in this country.
we can be found at the old stand, lin Cadiz.
Mar " IssA ~
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a New Supply Of Ready-Made
CLOTHING.

FTIIE undersigned take pleasure in announcing to
l. tl,or old customers and the public generally,
that their stock OF Spring and Summer READY
MADE CLQIHlNG Is now complete, They We're
purchased under advantageous circum Stances which
will enable them to olier such bargains as cannot
fail satisfy purchasers.
Their stock consists in part, of fine Dress, Frock
and Sack Coats, fine Cloth and Cashmere Pants, fine
Satin, Cloth and fancg Vests very large and well
selected stock OF Summer Coats und Pants OF every
variety, size and price, shirts Shirt Collars, Cravas,
Neck-ties, &c, &c. They have pall particular at.
tenion to the selection Of their stock OF Hats which
consists of every variety, from tile finest Moteshin
down to the Rough and Ready, aud all Intermediate
grades-al OF which they are determined to sell at
very small advance ON their original cost
Ali their goods were made to order, and conse.
quently they have no hesitation in warraHliDg them
neatly and substantially made.
Give us call at our store on Main street. opposite
the Public Square, two doors north of Beall's Store,
where we Will at all times be found ready, will.
ling and waiting to iii you out from top to bottom
(boots excepted and dress you in a style not to be
sneered at by the most fassidious.
J. +. JOHNSON & co.
CadiZ Nav l2 lS53-ly
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
Corner of Marketand Ohio Streets,
NNEafX. SIhlD.

TAMES CADY would respectfully inform the
- travelling public that he has leused the above
named House iUr term OF years, and having
thoroughly repaird every part of it, 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
ters.
His T FABLE will always be well supplied with
the best the market affords.
His Stabling Is large, sufficient to accommodate
at least seventyiive Horses, and will always be sup
piled with sufficient OF ProYender, and attended by
a careful and obliging Oster.
He respectfully soiicitS share Of public patron-
age, he will enueavor p.ease alb who call with
him.
BOARDERS taken by the day, week, month or
year.
Cadiz, o., May IS, l953.-tf.
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ileworth. Lady Buxton, Lady Idglis, Mrs.
Malcolm, mrs. Seeley, Mrs. Alfred TenysOn,
MIS-. Lyon Playfair, Mrs. Charles Dickens,
mrs. Mury, MIS-. Charles Knight, Mrs.
March, mrs. Champneys, and MIS-. Row
land Hill.
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Hopedale and Wheeling
Plank Roa,

@e~e@-~ @A0e@Aa
The following articles on this subject, we
clip from late number Ofthe S;eubenville
Herald:
HoPEDALK PLANK RoAD--We have before
spoken of ibis road from HOpedale 10 the
Alartinsville and Cadiz Plank Road, and
now take occasion TO call the attention Of
our readers to the work as one of no small
Importance TO the trade of this city Hope
dale tp. is one Of the RICHEST in this seer2n
OF Ohio, snd is situated eight miles north OF
the Martinsville and Cadz road, from which
point plank road can be made for about
SI5, 900; one half of which has been sub
scribed by the people of HOpedale and a.
lont the line. MFR. M'Seely Of d., is now
. in our city, desiring to add to the stock
some five or six thousand dollars. We as
sure our business men that there is no road
that can be opened for anything Ike the mo-
ney that will be as valuable TO Wheeling
as this road, besides which we think it will
pay good interests on the investsments.-
We hope it will be taken hold of ofearnestly,
by our citizens, and put through with their
usual enterprise, - Wheeling Gasstte.
We may probably weary the citizens Of
Sleubenville. by calling their attention toe
frequently to the importance Of improving
the roads leading to and from this city,
We have population of some 1000 or g.
coo people, yet, we have neither railroad
as yet pike, or Plank Road, or well grad
ed road, except one. The result Is, that
cur more discreet neighbors at Wheeling,
knowing that those who would come kere u
deal, as matter of preference, have not
the roads to reach here on, two-thrds Of the
year at least, take advantage of it-by sus.
pending bridge across the river--then as
sist and encourage tie building of Plank
Roads to the bridge; one 10 Cadiz-anoth'
er is now proposed to Hopedale; both OF
which, tap the section Of country from which
we receive our best and most desirable
tsade. When these roads are completed
unless correspondent effort is made by ouI
citizens, the majority of the trade of that
secliGn OF Harrison county, which we are
now receiving the benefit of, besides that of
sconsiderable portion of this county now;
will go to Wheeling. Aboulthis all agree:
yet no effort is made to counteract the eff
fects of a rival city-one out of the State,
and possessing less natural advantages than
Steubenville. We do not expect Sleubcn-
vile TO contrbut much herself to the impro-
vement--she is pretty severely taxed for
Railroad Improvements just now-but, it is
expected that her citizens will lead off in
in these projects, and that through their en-
ergies, the greater portion Of the stock may
be procured from citizens of the county.
where it can be more conveniently spared.
Steubenvile is expected to move in these
improvements, and to do the gyatuous labor.
If this.is not done, her trade will be directed
elsewhere. That is certain.---Sten. Her.
aid.
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5000 4sGsS,GLtpIGN
FOUR THOUSAND IN THE SOUTH AND WEST.
VIM. w. Reilly G Co.'S.

DIRECTORY FOR THE STATE OF OHIO, FOR 1853
Ihls work, similar 10 the one published for New
ORR, Is designed to contain The nalle business and
pest oihce aq4iess OF every active business man in
tue state OF emo, together with Inst OF ptoosslona-
Bile men; list OF The pubic officers, balGs, &C. Ii
Will be compiled from each township throughout
The state carefully, 50 that it may be Iu and COM
plete; ana all The Information II contains may be
lied OIL
In tile body OF the work. the counties and different
kinds OF business viii have separate alphabetical
arrangement SO that the subscriber, upon referring
10 the Work, can at once, run through business
III wnlch lie is Interested by commencing at the first
county, (alphabetlcalyJ III tine state, ami SO follow
through, So that each subscriber has before him the
LNrIKL LIST OF the particular class in which Is in.
IcrGSiGd Ill the state.
This work will be channel through the medium
OF circulars, by which subscribers can bring their
business hrm 1Gd such o.her Information as they
may desle, before every business throughout ths
state: they having betore thcm in our worn a most
perfect list OF the NAML, business ami location OF all
who are Interested IN his business III the third state
OF tie Union.
1 he work will be issued as soon as the matter is
collected-say hom sixty TO ninety days from date
olo'clpIons twq collars per copy, payable Oh deilv-
fy.
There will be attached to the work an advertising
directory, each card to be paid in proportion te the
space occupied. An INDEX Will show lne name OF
the advertiser, character Ut his business and page on
which his card viii be found. AS they will nave a
very large circulation West and South, no better
Medium present itselt tOr the Western nun to adj
Vertlse hia business us above.
w lie reader viii observe that this work will
not only be directory containing the names OF the
business men OF Cincinnati bul also of Hamilton,
Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland, Sandusky, Aenia,
Troy, Illua, todsmoutn, Marietta, Gainesville
oteuUenvllle, Wesvllle lIilin, Springfield Ualipo-
lis, CadlZ, lrontOn, New Kcnmon1, nIpiey-togeth-
er with every other town and village IN tle sta,e.
Cards inserted nom S3 TO S2i, according 10 the
space occupied .
W Uthce No. 20 Art Union Buildings.
WM w. REILLY e. co,
CINCINNATI, March, 3d. PRoPRlLroRs.
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mo II aE'S
CoNPoUND SYRUP OF
Yellow DUCK ROOT,

THIS is a Purely Vegetable Compound. sejsnu6-
i caily prepared from the best koots an, Herbs OF
tas Matena hedlca, and has gained an mrivaled
reputation Tor the following elects, viz
Regulating and Strengthening the Liver and Digest
i've organs, and Cleansing the stomach and bowels
and thus UURLNG all bilious Diseases, Liver Com.
plants, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Cosliveness Piles
Headache, Fever and Ague, Jaundice, Nausea Ia Is
OF Appetite, &C., and causing the food TO nOursh and
support every part, fURIFYING THE BLOOD and thus
cnnng all humOrs, Cntaneous Eruptions, Scroiula
Salt kheum, Erysipelas, Scald Head, Canker, PIN:
pies on the lace blOtehes, Ulcers, IumOrs, MeIcu-
rial Disease, y ancers, &c, &c.
Regulating the SecreIOry Organs, and by enabling
them TO perform their proper functions, preventing
and curing many painful and dangerous diseases (;
Strengthening and Guieting the AeEyous System,
thus aliaylng Nervous Irritation, and curing all Di
seases ol the Nerves hystera, Neuralgia, Cramps
&c. i Is unrlvaled in the cure Of all
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
as Weakness, General Debility, Irregularity, Oh.
structions, Swelling of the Feet Limbs, Joints Sc,
caused by weakness also, LUNG and THROAT Con-.
PLANTS, as Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Consumption,
&c; also, Dropsy
Having madeuse of the Compound Syrup of yell
low Dock Root, prepared by Z. MORSE & 90, either
ourselves OF III our tamles, and finding 1t to be d
very salutary and eiectual preparali0h We do most
Sneeriuliy recommend 1t to the public as very yalu
able meulcine.
F.. bourne Esq, Cashier National Bank, Provi-
dehce, H. l.; A. W. Spencer, Esq, Cashier Lime
Rock Bank, do, do, Rev. William Phillips, Rev. J.
b. richmond, Z. ). Jones, editor Providence Gen.
Advt, Vim. Field, M. W. q. NJ, Cyrus Fisher, NJ E.
Ii. T., James hutchinson, q. =, Dea v j. Bates,
DOct BENZ. Colby, and one hundred others OF the
most respectable families OF Providence
1 his cerfiies that / have for u number of wears
been acquainted with the compositiqn and mode of
manufacture OF MoRSLS COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW
DOCK Root l have also been acquainted with its
moJus operandi in disease, and can say that in all
respects it is admirably calculated 10 remedy that
class of Diseases tor which it designed Ii is
pecially valuable in Indigestion and ali attendant
symptoms, 1t excltes TO healthy action tile Liver, re-
moves Iorpor, and inactivity OF this Organ, and
stimulates heulthy action i'll all the system. As a
DLPuRAroR or pullIler OF the Blood II has no supe-
riOr. DAVID HOLMES NJ ID.
Providence, X. l., Jan. 4, 1888
9}~ Prepared by Z. MORSE & Co., No. 446, Broad
way n. T., and sold Ly Druggists and others lhEo'.
out this and other countries.
~ Agent-jOhN bhALL, Cadiz, Ohio.
NAV / lS13
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JOHN MCCORMICK
Paper Hapgings.

TINE undersigned has just opened fresh and
J. complete stock OF WALL PAPERS, among
and the LOWEST PRICED UNGLAZED PA.
PERS: Also, DECORATIONS, BORDERS, FIRE
SCREENS CURTAINS, &c, &c. Which they
offer at the lowest prices. both wholesale and retail
The best workmen employed to hang papers either
in the city or country.
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
We have also our usual assortment OF Writing
Papers, Wrapping Papers, Blank and School Books,
Stationery, &c PARRISH Il HUUGH.
No. A, North Fifth ST., doors above Market,
PHILADELPHIA.
CASH pail for Country rags.
March %, l653-46-2nl.
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The HopEDALE RoAD.-We called atten-
ion, yesterday, to this road, as one which
was calculated 10 be of vast consequence to
the city of Wheeling, considered its cost
and length, and we would again refer TO it,
in consideration of the call of the meeting
of the board Of trade for this evening, upon
that subject
This road proposes to open, in connection
with the MarlinsIille and Cadiz plank road,
the richest agricultural section or Harrison
9 o., possessing dense population and
heavy trade. This trade has heretofore
been taken to Steqbenville, but by the con-
struction OF this road it may be brought to
this city and made a part OF our market
we look upon the trade of our surrounding
country as more important to our vital in
rests than any through trade by our rail-
roads can be. We would therefore earn
estly press this road upon public corsldera-
ton Wheeling Gag.
We published an article from the Whee-
ling Gazette of prior date 70 the one above,
to which we directed the attention of our
citizens in yesterdays Herald. We stated
shat it was the object Of Wheeling to draw
off the most profitable poriionso the trade
to Steubenville. and, that the location of
plank roads from the Ohio river opposite
Wheeling into this an4 aioining counties,
was the means by which they expected to
do it. This is frankly admitted in the above
article, and pressed in such a manner as
should prompts a corresponding efortin Steu-
benvile. Ii we set quietly down--make no
effor; to secure trade or retain what we have,
while other towns are exerting every nerve
to draw trade from us, citizens need not b.
surprised if grass beautiful and luxuriant,
should grow on our streets and sidewalks
Steu Herald.
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Account.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following &C..
IN count have been filed in the Probate Court Of
liarrlson county, Ohio, Tor settlement:
The account of Malachi Jolley, Esqr., Executor
OF the Will of George Foster, deceased and that sha
same will be examined and passed upon by the un.
dersigned on the 9Th day OF June next.
May IL, '53 B. w. VlERS, Probate Judge.
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TEE NATIONAL HOUSE.

TNliE undersigned would respectfully a
Il announce 70 his Old friends and ems At4A
TONERS and the travelling public in zen. sss.H9
erai, that he has again iasen possession f1iisae4
ei has Uld Tavern stand Ia Cadiz. ltbe tS1sElS
National Hnuse) one square west of the Publie
Buildings vhe.e he INTENDS 10 accommodate all who
ner that he can. No pains will be spared 40 max.
his guests eomlorisbls. Thankful Tor past tayors
while engaged in te business, be hopes 10 merit and
again receive liberni share o. public patr5S.ge. a.
be intends to devote his whole time and attsEt5on 10
that object. THOS. C. VlNCENT-
April %, ls52-ly. Owner aRl Proprietor
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S. B. SHOTWELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN cHANcEKY,
snhtX. tsHrpb~On t'Onmiy, Ohsa.
Owes especial and prompt attention to all Col.
Infections aud other Professional business entrusted
to his care in Harrison and the adjoining counties
lie is also agent for the State Bank Of Ohio and
others for loaling money
0cJ-Otce in klgore's Corner
Augugt 81
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'lLSoN SHANNoN. N...................Jo JOSEPH SHARON.
SHANNON &SHARON.

A1tnCIry~ anI Cs'un%rIIOI~ :ts LAW
nHd S"iicitoT> ln GhINceTy,
CADIZ, ONO.
HAVING formed partnership in the practice
L. 4 then protession will promptly attend to the bu
s.Iess enh usted to their Office opposite Bar.
rett's Hotel. octl5-ly
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From the Cadiz Foundry.

CHAD & HERRING, just received lot New
~ Shad ~ Herring only seven days hom Baltimore,
for sale by S. & ii. McFADDEN.
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Kossuth flats, r. Ready Do, Navy Blue and Oil
Cloth Caps, at WOOD e. SMITHS
March "a, 1851.
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DOTATOES, ARes, green and dry, and othe
i vegetables on hand at ~
april 20, 1853 WOOD and SMITHS.
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T AIDES Slippers, Caters, Jenny Linds, Half
- ties Morocco. Kid and Calf Skin.
apr 20, 1858 BANISTER and MAHANNAH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
r.gD. HAMMOND, /
A. d. CjRfDLER,
Hdfpers- Eer7iu, ID
FFERSoN MACHINE SHOP,
LR0N lND mass ! FOUNDRY

IAHE subscribers beg leaydto call The attention
~ of EarmeTsIand The public generally, 10 their
veAy fargt and extensive assortment "a
"a G RIG CIT UR14L IMPL EMENTS,
pIi% u hand pc1udiBg their celebrated Patfnt
Thtes herEanAl Cleaner which now stands wilhdet
arrival having rs far ecipSed the old FleanersIas
tie Ieieglaph NOVA u1es the old hews carrier sa8e,
which they uiifl for The vely low price 81 S235 aid
Warrant II IA ih1csh from = 10 4 bundled bushels
per day with SIX horses As We enEceftiIcaifs
Of DIP value. which could be had by my number,
bit have Sufficient confidence 10 The Machine e..
commencing itsfli They would respectfully eau
The attention o those peTsoHs who wish 10 puTehafe
CLEANERS. tolcaE and exauIineff1f themselves
They also Manufacture comm9n 1'HRESHT
I5IR.S from SIS 10 So with ShakfJs complete ~
Also an imgrt5yed WHEAT DRILL, with p
seAlacting spring beam eht:rely av6idipg the
trouble Of making Pins ia heybrekd sfhtp htfo4l
comes ia eontaet win rocks siumpsS AZ sot hat;
no time IS lost BV the keedsman enabling h,m tp /
seed one-fonrth fnbFe pef day. FfieFspfing q wa-
raHte5i notto break BY seeding The farmers WIZ
pIease ca III and see fer thek1seiges All other MAJ
.hirer,p constantly on hand Vi low pfiees Including
Corr and Coz Crushefs Ss5 .Fieie Roller snlooibs !,
andafso thp erlebaed cast cniter tilfn> ~ 10 So
Ill from: straw Cutters Fodder Gutter; Cory
shelters andf horse power McCermieks Premium
Wheat Reapefi
I'VE are alsosAgAbfs for g II Mccormick, and
Iay.e 4. number 81 his superior Reapetsf on hand
tuhicbs Nook the iirst Premium atthe Worlds Fair
psrsdnS wanting wdnld 20 wt5i 10 call early orper4
hans rhey might he Disappointed. Price Si25.I
Ala all Winds bf Casting dene qn ihf shoftest
not;ce including Mill CASING; dressing Mill
irdnsj Picks &c Al repairs done at the shortest
.o,;ca and rr,nst'iufable manner.
-g3lnns r ia52I ZIMMERMAN e. co.