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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-11

&AFaHg C@ood&-zCS3.
GEORGE 2. sILTH & COMPANY
ne. 80 ~ood Ss'eei, Pittsburgh.
ID ESpEC2TULIY invite the attention Of NIor.
( "a Grants IL the very large stock OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
which they nJw offer for sale-a large Droportion Of
which was purchased last fall, before The advance in
pricea-and with Our new styles O SPKING Fac
HlCS VIII be offered n IL small advance as can be
bought IN any market
Our Assortment Comprises
PllNTS-OE every make and price;
GlNGilA MS-DoInestic and Imported;
IAWNS-Erench, Scotch, and American;
DELAlNES--Do. do. do;
Berego Delaines, De Beges, Moussclaines;
Turkey red Piale and figured Reds;
Orleans AtPACCAS-Au prices ard c3lors:
Lama, Coburg, Mohnir CB0lilS;
Plain and figured DRESS SILKS;
Satins, Marccines, Ggonadines;
Popins, silk andcotton and linen Luatrcs;
Irish Linens, plaid Linens, and every variety Of Ii
ned Goo4s, all Of oar own importation;
RIBBOHo-boanut, Neck, Mantua. &c, aslarre and
iull an as5ortnent as kept in six Houses;
SUMMER S~EDFFS-liol,'8 aud Boys weur, very
large stock and varisty--Vweeds, Caslmarcti.
Cottonades, Jeans, ana Sa.tinets-all Prices, CO.
lors, and grades;
CASSIMERE,-Ncwes styles, fancy and plain;
FESfiNu"5-lsiIk, Wooden and.Mmsejllcs;
BROAD ClOIFb5-Beigian and Domestic, black
ana fancy colors;
Linen Drills, Sergcs, Paddings, &c;
Laces, Wells, Wine Goods, l3mhroidcrias. German
and English Hosiery, Liale thread and silk Gloves
Gnd Nitt5; ~
Every ki4d Of Notions and Variety Goods;
BROWN SIIEEiINGS-Ali widths and qualities;
BLEACHED aalkTlN6S-Ali widths and quail
itias;
Cotton aud Wooden FLANNEIS;
Ticking, Diapers, DriIlings, CsJlabnrgs, S}.ir,ing.
strips, Daujps, &c. &c.
We shall keepeBr assortment fresh aud full throI
out tire season, anI,soltcit an examination from any
1ae disposed 10 p;aalllse.
Niarcn =, 1859.
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Real Estate Agency.
y. pHTLLIPs & SOM.
FRESH DgeMNS,

TINE subscriber is receiving his stock ~vmvE.
IL of Spring and Summer DRUGs, which E%aN&1sY
have all been selected by himselfin the VMNW
Eastern cities, and Ii much tho largest EA
assortment Of the kind ever brought to a.
this market; and in point of quality, price, CITE, will
compare with any stock in the country. lie will sell
as low as any establishment west Of the mountains
for cash or approved country produce. Persons
wishing to purchase any article in the
rs % a. - "a ID 81 u Il LINE.
would do well to call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEAIIo
Cadiz, May 70, 1859. go
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HATS AND CArS.
a. JUL. G%CHRETRER--

MOoREFIELD, HARRISON COUNTY. o.
HEALER in all kinds Of Dry Goods, Groceries.
- &c, which he sells cheap for Cash, or good
produce. Jlue q 1870
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Petition for Divorce.
E9 s II gsgAS.

ETTE are again receiving a choice lot of Tens
w fresh and fragrant. The women say the onIv
they can get royiyifying Teas, is at
NrtAD nEN.o
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RIBBUNS, EfnbrOideits. IIoen EIoI1CTorcTT-r- NJ
- y G.oges and Hosiery, an extensive and splendid >
variety that must phase the NEST fastidjous' Enr al.
" april s6) McFADDEN,S
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A I persons indebted 10 me by Note or Book &C.
IL count, are requested to come without DELAY and
make settlemept, as | am determined to close i'm MI
my ola business matters This notice / will consid.
er s~uiilciont tor all. and hep hat--ihat WON'T take /
intend to bring. az, J. BENIEyPTos :
Cadiz, March 2, 1853. $1,000.
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TWO LIVES SAVED BY THE USE OF ONLY THREE ror.
ills OF "wIsTAR's BAtSAM or WILD CHERRY"
NT.I III ~ -

Ills OF WIsIANh BAINAM OF Wild CHENRY.n
ElT EDEN, KY, July d, 1852.
Mossrs. Harcourt Howard g. Co.-Ients:-Tbe
''Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry tllat bought
Of you hag been Of such signal %beneltin my family,
Of the public. '
My vile tool; cold at tbs timo Of her confinement.
which settled on her lungs. The plysicians pro.
nocqnced her disease consumption. She had protlse
night sWeats, and had coughs she was given up, for
we d~espaired Of her recovery, aud her child nartools
of her complaint. She then commenced taking wis.
tar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry and 3bottles effected
an entire cure with her and the child both.
! have no doubt That they would have now been IN
sam OF Wild Cherry. va
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h n. THOMAS,

s'1iET, & tsib,
COLLECTION made in Harrison, jefferson, Tus-
y caruNas, Carroll, EslMUnut and GCernscy coua-
ucs.
Strict attention given to the business O. Executors,
Guardians, Partition and Sales OF Land, ii settle.
nent OF Estates, etc, ctc. UtGcc-A0rdet street, ,
doors east Of Main street. apfiii-lsoE-
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DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract o
Yellow Dock g. Sarsaparilla.

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREP
ARATION FOR THE PERMANENT CURE
OF CONSUMPTION AND DISEASE OF
THE LUNGS WHEN THEY ARE
SUPPOSED TO BE AFFECTED
BY THE FREE USE Oh
MERCURY, IRON, QUI-
NINE, &c.
Lei al who wish 70 purge the blood from impurities,
ana prepare the system TO resist cpide,uics. resort
10 .A1uysoti's Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsa-
p%arlla,n which is proving itself an antidote for
many OF The most malignant diseases that flesh is
heir to, and they never will be disappointed; for in
this remedy public faith has never wayered-nev-
ef can ""VeIi lot Il Is founded on experience, Just
as their want of faith ii in other md spnrions com
pounds IS founded on experience. They fly from
mineral nostrmns to seek hops, life and vigor from
this 1uElLY VEGETABLE RI9ILin, however broken
down in health and spirits-howeyer loathsome I'd
himself and others, let no one despair of recovery!
let the patient only understand that his hone q
physical restoration lies only in ''Guysott's Extract
Of yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla and persuade
him, for his lilies sake, IN ny it, and we have no
81 alton in predicting lis speedy restoration to
health. Jazz: -
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saA 3 : 3 3 3 ) 8

The following case of Benajah Hughes is one OF
the most astonishing on record. After forty years
ta;ion Of one leg, and the body and limbs almost a
mass Of eating, purifying, dischargins ulcers, to be
cured by eight bottles OF GuYsotts Extract Of Yellow
Dock aud Sarsapanila, is almost miraculous. p
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DAGUGRRE0NYpEg

HAVING lately purchased a New Daouerroi, m
AIapparatus oflarge dimensions by which Iiienes.
ses OF any size can be taken, and thai too in the hest
ana most improved style, | invite all who have n
taste Tor the INC arts to come and secure an imno,isb.
able likeness Of Themselves or Of their friends. "a
NO pans or labor shall be spared to llrnisi, tbo,,
with good and correct likenosses. '''i' "'eih
Entire sati35actiqp will always be given.
Persons may have their likehegaes mi nm IN 1ocL
cts, breastpiis, or iiDger-rings. or in r roses 81 = dig :
ent sizes, and varieties of style, and from one doIJar
70 I'VE according to the size, quality, or stvio.
G5-kooms undor The Republican oIice,
z9a,llH AususI % l822.-ly, ii. DAVIS.
ACE and fringss, silk and cotton. At
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And to her husband the constant toll aud anxiety Of mind,
neeesssniy devolyiuE upon him from sickness OF the wiie,
without giving him tie opportunity Of acquiring that coin
peIence which hs e1eltious arc entitled, aud the possession
Of which would secure the happiness Of hiElself, wife, and
children.
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Just call on me at my old shop;
Yes, friends, I'll tell You what to do:
Give me . call at Number Two"
Al noon or Owe, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stay;
But give me timo, dear sir, 10 rest,
Upon that dav that God has blessed.
My room is neat, M towels clean.
My scissors sharp, and razors keen,
And everything / think you'll find,
To suit the taste and please the mind,
And then | move my hand as true,
As any barber e'er can do,
with rapid touch Ill smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And all that art and skill can do,
Your money will procure for you.
October s, 1851. LOT WILLIS.
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Possessed The information contained In a lit-le volafas, tw
Va the Ieach " aill which would sIaTe to heueI
YEARS OF MISERY,
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Robert Sandorson, Justice Of the Peace in Rush
Of MAJ. General Sanderson,r an officer in he Val
Of l8l2, cured Of Consumption by the use Of ,tWis.
tar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry"
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The Cholera.

In our remarks Of Tuesday morning ON
the subject Of the Cholera in Charleston.
we stated sandidly all that we knew or
could learn Of the matter We have since
seen that some Of our contemporaries Of
the country, complain Of the silence of
the Charleston press. Friend Warren Of
the Camden Journal, says that ''tliis siI.
ence is wrong" and the Coroi;nias con.
siders it impolitic. We can appreciate
this anxiety Of our country friends in the
matter, for we ourselves have been absent
from the city, when reports, Of It's ;nhabi.
tants dying by fifties and hundreds, were
flying thick through the country. In such
case we were all impatient, with tho city
press--we could not account for its silence
and seeming want Of sympathy with the
feelings Of the country, or tie inhabitants
then absent from the city. Now, remem.
bering this our former Impotence, we
would not be the occasion Of it in others
and yet We lind II impossible to prevent il.
We have ruinors Of Cholera and endeay.
or 10 trace them, but the effort proves
fruitlesa Until We see the health reports
80 ~'NoS "'da euo puybtCthn I'D WnOm
the returns are made, we do not know
OF Cholera in our street, square. or
neighborhood. We 90 to the hotels, the
police office, and the postofiice, and can
hear nothing Of Il there, except that now
and then at the postotfioe, somebody has
heard that somebody has died of Cholera.
but who. or in what street, we cannot find
out We wero informed YESTERDAY. tl,at
the caseswhieh have occurred, were chiefly
OF on the edge OF the water, 10 the west
OF the city, and this may account for our
fa.lure 70 procure any information ON the
subject until the health report was pub
i'shed. Our inquiries had been directed
to the central and business portions OF he |
city, and there We found nothing but rn- |
NOR. Even now we scarcely know what |
TO say 10 our country friends. There i |
certainly no alarm in the city on the sub |
jecl The reported cases have induced q |
general disposition 70 be careful I'm the |
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SEI. III. II shall be the duty of the
Commissioners herein by this Act appoin-
ted, aud Others, for the opening Of Books
OF SubscriI tion, for the capital stock of said
Company, at each Of the places herein
before named, and to be designated by
the Commissioners hereby appiuted, at
Lancaster Court House, and at the times
provided for by this act, to open. three
settes of books; the one for subscr;pt;ons
for the Road by route from the VILLAGE
OF Lancaster to the town Of Camden. the
other sett of books for subscriptions for
the said road, by route from the VILLAGE
OF Lancaster to Chesterville; the third sett
OF Books for subscriptions for the said
load, by route from the village of Ian
caster, passing near Liberty Hill to con-
meet with the Charlotte and S. Carolina
railroad, at or near Rridgeway; and the
route or line of the Road, shall be de-
termined by the amount subscribed for
each route, reference being had to the
proportion which the probable cost of each
route or line, will bear to the amount
subscribed for each route or line.
SEC. lV. That whenever the sum of
one hundred and.tify thousand dollars
shall be subsccibcd for, in manner herein
prescribed, to either one or all of the routes
herein designated, the subscribers, their
executors, administrators or assigns, shall
be, and they are hereby declared to be,
incorporated into n Company, by the
name and st"le of the Lancaster Rail
Road Company; and may meet and Or
ganize the said Company, at such time
and place as may be designated by a
majority Of the Commissioners, herein
named, for the village of Lancaster.
SEC. V. That for the purpose of organ
izing and forming this Company, all powers
conferred by the Charter Of the Charlotte
and South Carolina Railroad Company,
or the Commissioners therein named, shall
be vested in the Commissioners hereby
appointed, at Lancaster Court House:
and all the powers, rights and privileges
granted by the Charlotte and South Caro-
lima Railroad Company, shall be, and are
hereby granted to the Lancaster Rail Road
Company, and subject to the conditions
therein contained, except as to the amount
OF the capital stock, the amount and val
ue of shares, and the sum necessary to
authorize organization, and except, in so
far AS the special provision of this act may
otherwise require the same to be modified
or varied.
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Fire.

An alarm of fire was sounded through
our streets on Friday evening last, at about
o O'Clock and found to proceed from a
house attached to the premises of Col. +.
j. Moses, aud occupied by Mr.. Jones, a
gardener in his employ. 1t is supposed
~ h"'o v'iSiuatUd nS... :. -r-.L, IL go,
alighted on the bed, from fire left burn.
ing in the chimney. For some time fears
were entertained that the fine residence of
Col. Moses would be burnt, in which case
the greater portion Of the town would
have undoubtedly been destroyed; but the
wind changing to the Northwest, no furth-
er damage was done than the destruction
Of the first named house. Our citizens
were Immediately on the spot, and some
of them rendered most efficient service,
but had the flames spread little could have
been done, for all the wells in the neigh
borhood were almost Immediately ex-
hausted.-!Sumter banner.
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An act to incorporate certain religious
and charitable societies for the advance
ment ofeducation and to renew the char
ters OF others heretofore granted.
An act'to amend tho charter ofthe VIII.
mlngton and Manchester Rail Road Com
pany.
An act to alter and arrange the times
OF the sitting of the Courts Of Equity in
the fifth circuit.
An act to alter and amend an act
entitled ian act to provide for the defence
of the State"
An act to authorize the 70: nation Of the
Savannah River Valley Rail road Com
pany.
An act to raise supplies for the year
commencing in October, One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Ftty-Three.
An act to authorize aid in the con-
struction Of the Cheraw and Darlington
Rail road.
An act to incorporate the Columbia Gas
Light Company.
An act to incorporate the johnson Fe-
msle University
An act to incorporate the Town Of
Bluffton.
An act to change the day OF the Elec
ton of and the term of office of the Mayor
of the city of Charleston, and for other
purposes.
An act to re-charter the Planters and
Mechanics Bank of South Carolina; the
Union Bank of South Carolina; the Com.
mcrcial Bank Of Columbia, South Carolina:
and to incorporate the Exchange Bank of
Columbia; the Farmers and Exchange
Back, and the Peoples Bank of Charles
ton; the Bank of Ncwberry; the Bank of
Chester; the Bank of Sumterville the
Planters Bank Fahfeld; and the Wes-
tern Bank Of South Carolina, at Ander-
son.
An act to authorize the State to aid in
the construction of the Pendleton Rail-
road
An act to incorporate the Fireman's
insurance Company of Charleston.
An act to amend an act entitled "an
act to amend the law in relation to
harboring deserted seamen."
An act to alter and amend an act
entitled "aE act to incorporate the North
Eastern Rail Road Company"
An act to amend an act entitled "on
act to provide for the inspection Of Flour"
An act to vest the right and title of the
S;a'c in and to certain escheated prop
crty to certain persons therein mention
ed.
An asa to authorize the South Carolina
ltalFoad Company TO construct certain
Bridge over the Congarce River. ..
An act to alter the sttings of the Courts
OF Law on the northern Circuit.
An act to authorize the conveyance of
certain parcels Of land, in fee simple, to
Thomas Bennett and James Fuller upon
certain conditions.
An act to incorporate the Blue Ridge
ka'lioad Company in South Carolina.
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IMPORTANT VERDICT MAN Apvrpr,s

IMPORTANT VERDICT IN AN ADvERrrs-
LNG CAsE.-The proprietor Of the New
York Courier and Enquirer has recovered
verdict of $500 in the Supreme Court
Of that State, against Henry J. Ibbotson,
for advertising. 1t appears the advertise
ment, not being marked for any particular
number of insertions, was permitted to re-
main in the paper $50 days, at 81 a day.
The defence set up, was chiefly that Mr..
ibbotson's orders in respect TO the adver-
tisement were not carried out. However,
he took the Courier and Enquirer daily,
and, as was presumed by the court, saw
the advertisement in question, ard should
have notified the editor to alter or discon.
tnue it. The court ruled that he should
have given this notice, and not have ex.
rected to enjoy the benefit of the adver-
tisement without paying for it.
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The FLORIDA INDIANS REFUSE TO EN-
IGRArE.-By passengers who arrived on
Sunday from Florida on the VIM. CASTOR,
we learn that it was reported at Palatka,
and in the interior Of Florida, that Billy
Bowlegs and his Indians had refused to
emigrate, and that they had gone into the
hammocks. This report, il is said, came
direct from Tampa; it is also said that the
settlers have for some time past refused to
sell the Indians powder and lead.
Billy's force is insignificant in point OF
numbers, but in the swamps and ham.
mocks Of Florida they will be able to
make protracted resistance. If the In-
dians are determined to fight, they should
be promptly and resolutely dealt with.
Georgian.
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BY REQUEST.I
The Committee on interpretations.

The Committee on Interpretations.
To whom was retired "A Bill to Char
ter the Lancaster Rail Road Company,
and for Others purposes,' respectfully.
- REPORT: a.
That they have duly considered the same,
and recommend that the said Bill do pass,
with the following amendment:
list. Change the title by striking out
the words, "and for other purposes"
I'd. In the second section, strike out
the words, "of this State and the State of
North Carolina" after the words, "specie
paying Banks"
Sd. Strike out the 9th, 7th, sth, 9th,
10th and 1lth sections, and add to the
fifth section the following words: aAnd it
is hereby declared that this Act shall be
taken and deemed to be public Act
EDWARD McCRADY, Chairman.
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Mr.. CALHoUN's WoRKs.-The Wash
ington Union learns that Richard X. Cralle,
esq, the literary executor of the la,nented
Mr.. Calhoun, is in New York making ar
ran gements for the publication of an ad-
ditional volume Of "Calhoun's Works. >
The forthcoming volume will embrace a
portion Of Mr.. Calhouns speeches. The
whole work will constitute complete edi
ton Of the speeches and writing Of John
G. Calhoun, carefully corrected and ar
ranged by the editor, Mr.. Cralle.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-01-12

An OUNCE or FACT, IN worth pound Of
theory: iand the swarm OF conclusive facts
That cluster rosnd that incompatible prepar-.
stion, Hoofand's German Bitters, prepared
by Dr. c; NJ. Jackson, Philadeiphia, cstab-
fishing its value rs tonic and restorative,
are such as would prevent incrcdulity itsclf
from Questioning iis efficacy. In all cases OF
diseases Of the stomach, whether acute or
chronic. it may be, recommended for lie
soothing, cordial, aud renovating Influence
Dyspepsia, hsartbpn, loss Of appetite, nau
sea, nervous tremors, relaxation, debilisy, &c
are relieved by the bittefs In very shor
space OF tims :: and . perseverance, In their
use never q lie to work thorough ears. !
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List of I,ettaY

pEMAINlNG in the Post 0lite n< i.sn.
lA easter Court House, for the5H1aster en-
ding Deeember slst, 1852. ga.g
A.--Anyers w, ssssf =
i'Is a,ns. Barton = Darling, 2 Bake gsassIdsJ.
C-CIinek J. 8 Clancy a.. e,sSes II. w.
CorwoH FSor Heirs. Cfozier BA,ia as.
D--Davis 8. Ma, Dawkins +. IN. .iI
E-Edwards Mr., Everett OTIS.
F--Frost Z. H., Flcmming Agcnt Finder
burk l.. III. 2, Funderburk ID. Hs "
G-Gray James, Goodnight job, ''-'aH
H-Iiarper Geo. Hall Dudley, HaAecck r.
/, R., ~ stt .'sri ~ S-7F1e-f~
s-Johnston'J. r. ., Jourdan NJ, Jacob.
Milley. -
K--Kept d. w.
l<--long a. Is, Lever J. W.
M-Moore Doet Martin Saninel, McCor.
mick w. ], Miller ]. II.
P-portcr J. NJ. Mrs.
R--Right MIRA N. 4
s--sniPes Juo.. Sullivan WIN. Story Til
man, Sims J. J. rss "a - -
T-ThomPson Wm. ggs ai-s@}
W--Wstts A. r., Watts VIM, 80 -.
sU ~ SrraT. n. MAGIII. p N
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matter OF eating. The Commissioners
have excluded oysters aud fsha ffots, the
MARKET because the DEATH, or most Of
them were traced to theifi,se. I'VE no
tice that deaths from the same cause have
occurred on the Georgia coast, and we
have heard Of many Others. on, our sea-
coast plantations. 1t Is probable that
these or something similar, have caused
all the cases that have occurred hCrc.I
Our physicians say that the disease, as
now here, is not epidemic. We know, or
have heard Of nothing to warrant con-
trary opinion. If we should receive any
such information, in future, we shall GER
tainly publish it.-Charleston Stansldrd.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-01-12

Tnx DENocBAric FREE PRsss.-1hs il the
title OF a new paper We received last mail
which is published weekly at Wilmington
NJ C., Lawrence Badger Esqr, Editor
Az the title indicates, this paper is devoted
to the interests efthe Democratic Party
Mr.. Badger formerly edited the : Hornets
Nest" at Charlotte NJ, c., ard we feed war.
rantcd In saying. chat from the cncomiu,ns
bestowed upon him as editor Of the HORNET,
Nsa, he will soon build up literary re-
putation 10 the City of WILMINGTON. ''ii'sa.