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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-25
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NTEW ERA IN nmediciGe no more imposition OF
~ eXrortlon, 10 caOnel. DR. IowNSENDs uni
yersa health pills, Each Box rontnins 100 Pills, al
the aslonishiugly reduced rate OF - cents per box
The poor need 10 longer be without the romcdy ol
disease.
The Proprietoro of these PILLS. therefore, Justly
hlajms 10 be l>liianthropst, and the Graal Pioneer
in tine work OF providing for the suffering, not only
an lntable remedy, but OF placing this remedy
within the OF all, however destitute their con
ditlon.
The Pills may be used with safety at all times:
they alo never violent i'll their operation, bat always
through and efficient This desirable result is aC-
coupIished without the aid OF CaiOmel, or the many
drastic purgaHyes usually employed. The public
may rest assured that Mercury in none OF It's FORMS
enters into their composition
SARSAPARlLiIA,i in highly concentrated state
forms prominent ingrediclt; the remaining ngre-
diens are Baisans and Gums, long known and val.
urd in tine Medical profession; the whole forming
| i compound uneqnalled Tor all
| impurities OF the Blood, Costiyeness, Jaundice
| Female complaints, Sick Headache, Pain in the
| Back, Bilious Affections, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism
! Constipation Pains in the Head, Pains in the Side
| Liver complaints, Febrile Affections Piles, lrreg
I uurities, Pans III the Breast, Pains ia the Lons
&c.
The Purifying properties Of hos PcsiI are beIiev
ed to sllrpass The power OF all other medicines Op
Grating always thoroughly, yet without tine aid o
mineral pOisous, they are Feeularly adapted to fam
lly use; safe and sulatary IN their impression upol
,a syslen they may be taken al all times and by nil
Now for these, and kindred diseases, Townsend
! Pills are the one Great Kennedy.
They most speedily ana eiectually do the work
suDiuinl lnlIamatious und Feyers opening ubstluc
Ted pores, ponoing perspfatlon, and soothing NOR
| ii acusiDlllliG5 III shQr, they are warranted Bet
ter than all ojhers-cheaper than all--aua deslne
10 supercede all! Fry them, invaiids sufferers, on
and aIl--and ruCConnlGud the Fills To your neigh
Jor5
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,'pQh. pa yeH - sss 2 .! q gIils IA

tBob, did yen ever see iVl " Bhis IN a
s.Eo. nsser; did you9''
sYes-and such sight never expect
10 see again. They beat mermaids out Of
sight"
IL 'xpect 50. but where did you obtain
your knowledgei"
rLislen, and In propel. You know Miss
Dusenbury, Of Strawberry Hill. Yes OF
course you do. Well. Sis, the other day,
had company-fourteen samples OF dimini
", that would have infused wicked ideas
into the head Of an ancho,ie Among he
number were Sally Jones and Becky Joyce
i'm. Well, after tea Sally-beaulifuI erea
iure--proposed TO 90 balhiog. You may
Wsnt to know how | heard that. listened
through the key hole. Z he gris jumped
At tue ides, aud as soon Is 'he 'cuys and
sassers were wiped. on went boi.ne;s and
ribbons, and away went the whole FOURTEEN
in pursuit OF CloV.rdsle Lake, "htie he
immersion was 10 take place. the rlght was
taken BY Sally Jones; l lhiuE have mgn-
toned her name before. Bea0tiiul.creatprri
lips Ike cherries, and breast that would
do honor to an October partridge"
.'Weli. what has that got 10 DO with The
story? That fourteen good looking girl,
. went swimming can understand; nothing
is more reasonable But how came you It
see them? That's the question.
Bob, having said this, sucked his cigar
and looked as If be had certain gentleman
in quandary.
don't be impatient, my friend. and
viii ciyulge ell. The moment The giFls le'
the house, ! got an old fruck and cast o;
bonnet. | dressed myself in these dis
guised my looks with ui!r false hair-
stole market basket hall full of apples
and started down the road locking for Il
world like Biddy &cShane the fruit ptdla
who resides in the negbborhood OF u
Hill"
"Wel, go on?"
4 "Keep cool and I will Having pquipet
myself to my liking. left the road an,
struck ont for the lake through short cG
that brought me to IT'S margin just as th
ls had taken their first plunge. Grta
Venusi what sight. Don't ask me to apos
trophise. No language can adequately eX
press my feelings. In the GENRE OF tn
maids was Lily Jones, glowing ruby in tn
basin OF liqufed moon light"
"Were they all IMP
"All but two, and they were about to un
dress, bpt they were fearful some met
would come along and frighlen them. L as
kured them that there was no danger; tha
oil the men were busy al hay ing "nd har
vesting' while all the boys We're off at schoo
at the neighboring village"
''Did you inIuce them 10 take tn
plange?"
"On one condition"
"And what was that?"
THAT would holi their things ant
h lp them to pin up when they came ou
Of the lake ,r-. .......-.
"And you of course consented"
"No, sir; thought of my modesty, ant
took the nearest road home"
The seemed close with prolonged whis
lie from Bob. Whether this indicated duub
or satisfaction VT have never been able t
ascertain. When we do; we shall lay tn
same before our readers.-[N. Y. Dutchman
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NoiEE.-- ---.--s ..-. -..-..----..I ". MOTIF
W.D. M0TTE & BROS.

DEALEEs IS-ALL KINDS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
No l56, MAEEEr ST., WUTELlYs, Va.
NJ + wish 10 call the attention Of the citizens
w Cadiz and the surrounding country, 70 0u
establishment in the City Of Wheeling. oar hOus
deals in every description OF DRY GOODS, We
wal. he prepared early IN the season with splendid
stock, suitable for Fall and Winter Trade, Il will
c1ntaih every thing new and fashionable in Fancy
Goods, together with all kinds OF STAPLE & DO
MESTlC ARTICLES, such as are suitable foriam
lily use.
One OF the arm will be in the East n good deal Of
his unlo so that we wall be receiving Fresh Goods
every lew days throughout the season. We will bJ
able 10 otier inducements in prices which but few
houses have IN the Western Country.
We solicit call at our Store when you visit oui
City, and If We do not satisfy You that it Will be to
your interest 70 deal with US, then il will be ou
faJit, W. d. MOTTE & BROTHER
Wheeling, Sept. u. 1888 "
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NEW CHINA
gslasS ;au,! (kmcrI,@1sare Store,

gslasE il@H teWceHsWare Store.
No. 28, MONROE STREET, WAEELNs, ViRGfNIA
rENIE subscribers respectfully give noice-thNt they
l. have imported direct from the manufacturers,
large aud complete stock of the above WARE, togeth.
ar with an assortment OF MANTLE ORNAMENTS and
Fancy CooDs, some Of which are Of exquisite taste
and beauty. Iron. Stone, China, aud Porcelain
Breakfast, Dinner. Tea and Toilet Ware OF an entire
new pnt,eru; solar and Lard l.nmps and Lanterns OF
every descriptions; Britannia Ware, Cutlery, etc.
ment ot Common Ware on hand, for the city and
country trade, can be found any other store in
the West and by giving personal attention To
packing the same, convince all who may favor
with their patronage, that they cannot do better
any other establishment in the country.
HOBBS BARNES & Co,
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Wheeling, Va.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-25

HSM 4t Y reported that Ohnstiana, eK-
Queen Of Spain. il nov insane hom the ef-
iucts ofs6ile late excitement consequent up,
onlsias resent fevdIsi6ptio1 ID Spain. aid
The dangers slifnsigh which she had passed
III usssAlsIg lcf esc4pe.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-25

IF The Boston Transcript gives the fol-
losiag:s One Of the most amusing incidrn 8
Of the ls'e excursion ID Rock Island Is ttus
related By the Utica Telegraph: Ag n.a-
msHin the wask-ruom said 10 the capt J oi
the h1st, 20 you give me clean
towel, Captsin@ ssNo said the Captain;
more thar fifty passengers haze used that
towel there. and you are tie first one that's
eaisl aewaFti against itl,'
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Notice

THE subscriber having purchased the entire in.
erest Of Francis Morey in the tannery OF George q
Morey, is Authorized to settle all the claims Of The
late firm. The business will hereafter be continued
blythe undersigned have now, and will keep con.
stantly on hand a large and extensive assortment o
all kinds Of leather, to which invite the attention o
he public
The highe I market price will be paid in casbfor
HlDESahd s SKlNS' SAMUEL GEORGE
P.S, Those having land ko clear. would do well ia
save their BARI ~ itwilPag the expense ofclear-
ing. S. G.
tbdiz, o, March 90, 1854. ~ a.,<t q .le.f.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-25
! EO2' Bale.

A N excellent Daguerrean apparatus ready fittet
IN up fos operating, will be sold on moderate
terms TO any young man, who wishes to learn The
Daguerrianart TO see the world, and make for
tune Now is tie time t9 doit
stil take frs class pictures and at modernieica-
ces and always keep onband variety of fancy ca
seq, Gull ant get d good likeness Of Yourself
Cadiz, july u, 1854. II. DAVIS.
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Gzr The onlS effects found in the p OK
etsof q man who was recently sentenced to
The Ohio Peniienliary, was al unpaid prin
iees bill When questioned IN reference to
hiseareer Of crime, be replied that his frst
depression from jlla. path of rectitude was
hisreiasal to pay said bill.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-25

ER A Soldier, many years ago was sem
fenced. for deserving, 10 have his ears Gu
of. After undergoing the brutal ordeal. ! g
vas escorted out Of the courtyard to the
pine oft rogue's march. He then turned
snd il mock dignity, thus addressed the
mlislcians: Gentlemen, Ithank volt bt I
! have no further need Of your services, foi
! bare Ra ear for musicN M
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Certifcato from Rev. DR.. Luckev
A Voice irom the West.


VNCENNEs, Ind, Jan is, 1883.
Mr., F.. TAYLOR * co.:--OEARSiR:-iiaving sold
your PuImonic Waters lot the last six months,
shall briefly state unto you the unbounded success
Of the sameAn relieving Coughs, Colds and all dis
eases Of the Lungs They have been led by our
most eminent Clergymen with entire s0tlslactuH IN
every instance. Ii necessary could get certlllcaea
enough to ill volume, but they want none, rs ihey
will sell without putting Of advertising They need
aaly TO be used to make them sell. Send Oh more
Walers Immediately. Respectfully yours,
CuAkLESH II CLARK,
Druggist, VnGennes.
BEWARE! The rapid sale OF Ut. LDcOcK's Wat
srs, consequent upon their world wide reputation,
uas tempted heartlesS spectators in the lie and
aealth of mankind, TO PAIN oil upon the unsuspect-
ing Il worthless imitation Vi Dr. LocoCks WAFEES.
5e sure that you ask tor DR.. LoCocEs Waters. ana
see that the name OF h. TAYLUR the Proprietor be
yritteu on the top o each box. 81 None other can
4agNrs.-Ke'sn & Caldwell, General Agents,
Wheeling; John j1aila and dciiean ana Knox, tadiz;
iIowls, Geofgelo"'p; J / and ii Watson, ilar-
lsvllie; A tkiu,un a. heun0rd, New Athansi lhOs
Cireen trecpurl; ) and y Iaggart, Itppacunne;
John i Uranbiot, Deersyiile; n f Croskey, New
Market; VIM. Slingsr Jefferson, I } Brown, Moore.
Itld; +. ana ruipps, omyria Thompson, Ihomp.
sons Tavern.
Decemhtr Is. 1888
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ga h for A6dgy!

WE vii! pay tOUE DoLIAEs PLs HUNDRED LBS.
CAsu, Tor all ci,Gu eoytuR Linen Rags delivered
at oar sIere WIFE AT Il CltAPLINE,
Jo5bers Of Notions, Paper, &c., 70 Monroe street.
ap % Wheeling, Va.
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Learned Elephant.

s'That's VERY kowing hsn.mal of
yours" sal cockney to the keepe, Of al,
elephant.
Very" was the cool reioinder.
eHe performs strange tricks and hantics,
does he?" inquired the cockney. eyeing
shrou. b the glass.
Surprising retorted the keeper, "we've
learnt him to put money in the box you see
aAay up there. Try him with dollar"
The cockney handed the elephant dol
la', md sure elough he took it into hi> tr IN
anl placed il in a box high up out of reach
M"Well that's very hextraordinary-ha
tonshin' truly! Now let's see him take i!
ouG and hand it back"
1--WE never leant-him that" retorted the
keeper, With q rogui>h leer, and then turned
70 stir up the monkeys and pincn the hye-
nas. spirit Of the Times.
@8s8 A "
s~ "My hd,' said traveller to little
fellow, whom he had met clio he'd in ram.
and asmall jlcket. but without any very NJ
sessary article Of apparel, ''my lad. wlere,
your shirtae
..'Mamny's washing it!''
t"liaye you no othei?"
s'No other?' exclaimed the urchin, with
Indignant scorn; "would you want boy TO
havc q thoust nd shirts?',
That chap would make good "Jur Prin-
ter"r
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BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, &

TUE subscriber, very thankful tor past favors would
/ respectfully inform HE old customers aud the pub.
lac generally, that he has now on hand most splen-
did assortment OF Boots aud Shoes, Sole and Upper
Leather, Calf SKINS MofOeeo Lining and Binding,
skins, Nails, Tneadi Bnd almost every article in his
liHe.
Also Ladies' and Geuilemen's Cum Over Shoes,
Mems Buffalo Over Shoes, all OF superior style and
will De sold on VERY moderate profits for Cash. Hide
OF almost any kind OF understandable Proiuee. .g
SAMUEL SLEMM0NS.
n. B.-Persons knowing themselves indebted eth.
er by Note or Book account OF long Standing, wal
please call ard settle up, short settlements make
long friends, and in some cases save costs.
Gadiz. March 10. 1852. SIS.
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Tie following named gentlemen are our authorized
4gsEls u receive subscriptions advertisements and
lob Wars. We hope they will prove themselves q
/ sguod Agents. All contracts made BY them vii
iiic.y fulfilled by us.
I tIeepOrt-JJseph Alien.
| Westchester-Wiiam Fleming.
/ h1nreteld-A. Jul Schneider.
| tranklin-Dr, L. Conaway.
! itllmiey-Jacoh Gutshall.
Snnrt Creek-Asn Holmes.
( 2ock-James Hoagland
/ Athens--Dr. Thomas Findley
! eerman-John Brown.
( Nortt--A. f. Croskey
I Mohroe-HenrY Z. Heller.
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e Men of profound thougisssapa earnest
mialA aFe NJ \ great disadvantages Nith tAa
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-25
II Sse Asd.sa Bargains

TF7fiAT have ever been offered at JoHN Mr('oR.
MlGE'S cheap cash store, can now be All. fttlu
stock is tail and complete embracing every variety
ot Spring end Summer Dry Gnnds, Ready n,ade
c!nH,ing, Groceries, &c. His stock has been seec.
ted with great care, and cost which enables him
u sell chenper than ever before. Give him call
before purchasing elsewhere and you will not GO
away without baying something. "a+
JOHN MCCORMICK
f',l;, n t,r; 81 1QEt
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25
Further Details by the Baltic
News from the War.

New YORK. 10Th.
The expedition against the Crimea has
lett Narna. Nothing definite from Baltic
Fleet except that they were about to
lombard Bomarsund and capture the
Aland Islands. The Russian steamer
Ud9emajorjt-. from Sebastopol, destroy
ed three Turkish and chased
English steamer Cyciops, which had left
her guns ashore to convey stores.
The Turkish army is advancing cau-
tiously on Bucharest; but it is said that
the Turkish forces will re-cross the Dan
uhe as soon as the Austrian troops adj
vance into Wallachia. Great preparations
were making for the advance of the allied
forces.
The British steamer Fury entered Sc
baStopol during the night and remained
till morning. She was fired at with shot
and shells, but sustained no damage. The
cholera in the English camp was on the
decrease.
SPAIN.-The barricades in Madrid have
been removed. 1t was reported that an
armed body had forbidden Queen Chris
tiana to leave Madrid, without payment
of large sum of money. Some of the
wealthy citizens were leaving Barcelona,
in dread of an instruction and the chol-
era.
INDn.-Bombay dates to July 1st
speak of peaceful disposition of Court OF
Ava. The Russians had captured fortress
OF Rocan. The Dutch expedition against
Borneo had been successful.
GENERAL NEws.-The Turkish Fleet
has sailed for Narna with the transports,
&c. for the expedition to the Crimea.
The Arch Duke Constantine narrowly
escaped drowning at Cronsta1t by the
upsetting of boat. An Admiral and
four seamen were drowned.
Denmark has accedcd to the Austro-
PruSsian Treaty.
SAID Pacha, the new Governor of Egypt,
has granted an amnesty, abolished the
Government monopoly in corn, re-eStab-
lished free trade in cotton and reduced
the taxes. Popular enthusiasm in his
favor very great.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25

ga.~ One who knows something, in
Inmates to us that discretion is an excel
lent ingredient in yalor. and that we might
employ it to great advantage when we
feel inspired to make an onslaught on
'know Nottingham" He says Know
Nothing-ism is already 4 power in tie
State, and the county, and the City too
for that matter and the first thing its en-
cmics know about election time. will he
they will Know Nothing; and altogether
that it is about as well, when it is not alb
solutely necessary, to keep your shoe
leather away from the place your friends
sit down on. And he says also that the
newspaper to which we alluded is not
exactly representative or organ Of the
new party. but like some other papers
he wots of Cooking knowingly at as at
the time) it is exceedingly apt to run
things into the ground.
Our friend considers the matter very
sensibly in purely a worldlypoint Of view.
1t is very likely we might make it adyan-
tageous to study policy little more in
such matters, but it is u constitutional
failing in us to blurt out what We think
when the spirit prompts, and We can DO
no better perhaps than compose ours elves
deccntly for humiliation 10y this invisi-
ble but terrible monster. We are glad
to learn however, that the party is not
SO bad as the paper VIII oh speaks for it
indicates, aud that possibly we may have
done it injustice. Nevertheless as We
feel now, (and feeling it we must say ~
we can have no sympathy with any par
ty which manifcstly has as its fundamcn-
tai element and basis the principles which
this one has. Nor can we think that
such party can have any very lasting
or permanent strength.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25

4 fire broke out about . o'clock this
morning. in the American House barn !;
and before it was discovered, the barn
was 50 far gone, that nothing could lie
done to save it.
There was a slight west wind and the
fire spread across the street, into the
wagon shop Of A. p Wightman.
The Fire Police was promptly on
hand. and the fire was subducd, before
Mr. Wightman's shop was wholly de
stroycd.
The amount of damage we have not
learned. Mr. VcScy had horse and
wagon in the barn, which were destroy
ed There was no other property in
the barn but little hay.
Much of the stuff in Mr.. Wightman's
shop was saved.
Mr.. John Smith had paint shop in
the upper story of the wagon shop bull
ding, which with all its contents Wa de-
stroyed.
Mr.. Vcsey and the ostler Of the Amc-
rican both say that the barn was closed
and locked carly-hcfore nine o'clock
and that the fire, when discovered, en-
yelopcd the whole upper part and had
consumed the most of the west end gable.
They think the evidence conclusive that
it was set on fire in the west loft.
Every thing was as dry as tinder, and
notwithstanding the fire had pretty
much consumed the roof Of the wagon
shop building, before stream Of water
could reach it, i. was soon quelled-p.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Elpctor. of the several Towns in the County
Of kcnasha. who are opposed To- The recent net 81
Congress. repeating the Mt,s aHr Compromise in the
organization Of the territories Of NehFSk and Kan
s:ts and who are in favor Of rrs'oriug to freedom
thee territories of the United Stac< In which the
re,tricou~to the lHtrnd action of Slavery have been
removed hy Congress and who approve generniy
II The prnci les set forth rs the state Convention
held at Madison ON the 9th of July last are reqes-
ted tu meet at the houac OF Lyman Dutton va arr
Saturday the End Of September next at II CLOCK
A. NJ, for the purpose at cfectlus th"'0us 1"u'iy
aud Town oygini IatolS: Also Tor tho seicctloh oi
Delegates t attend the Congressional convention 10
be hold M r. chester on the OH or September next
Dated August I0iI, 1904.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25
Thursday, .Atssu1t "a, 1851.
Congress:oaaISCo y sntio.--f'irst DIST

Congress;oaalaIo 2ntio.--i'irst DIST
The Electors in the First Congressional
Dissrirt OF Wisconsin, comprising 'l'I" -.
kce, Waukesla WlIworth, kdriHc anu ~,
uosha counties, x!o are opposed to the Ne
bra>ka lniquiry and in favor OF TN. The primer
pies aunouncrd in the g Rrpn;''i'an pat
form. adopted az Madison, July 18TH are
;nxifrd TO meet in their respective Assembly
D;sfrjcts and select Two Delegates from
each to represent them in 4 Congressional
Convention to be held at Rochester, Racine
County, on Wednesday, the 9th day OF Sep
tcmbcr next, at - o'clock. NJ, TO nominate
"a canlidttc To be supported at the approach
inc Election.
Bv order Of the State Central Committee.
WM. y. WHITE, Chairman.
Milwaukee, July %, 1854.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25

REV. Mr.. GoULp.-We were acreea-
bly, surprised to hear at the Congrega-
tional Church ycstcrdaya sermon ofrare
and powerful eloqucncc. 1t was deliy-
cred by the Rev. Mr.. GoULD, ofkenoSha,
a gentleman Of fine gcnius and an accom-
plished scholar. HIS style Of pulpit ora
tory is Of the highest order, grave, forci-
bic and varied graced by choice and
rich beauties of expression, earnest de-
nunciation, and impressing by great pow
cr and propyicty Of delivery. Wcregrct
to learn that his health is badly Shattcr-
ed, and fears exist that the promise Of so
much usefulness and eminence may be
early Observation-Disclosures 4rgltS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25

STEALING.-A man giving his name a>
II. BEEDE, hired horse and buggy OF
Mr.. NJ. G.. Armour, went to kenosha
and then traded the establishment off for
gold watch. Mr.. Armour getting wind
Oft, proceeded at once to Kenosha. and
recovered his property. The scamp sue
ceeded in getting clear, however.-Ra-
cine Democrat.