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S. G. I. r. r. Change Of Time.


This road is now compl.ted to Hanover.
a town eight miles from Newark. The
cars commenced making regular trips TO
that place on yesterday; and passengers are
taking from there to Newark in stages. ra
The passenger trains will hereafter run as
follows:
Leave Steubcnville at Gas A. NJ, and ar
rive at Newark 2. NJ. Leave Newark at
ll,4o A. NJ. and arrive at SieubenyiEe az
9.48 p. NJ.
Passengers by this train connect at New.
ark with The trains for Columbus, Dayton.
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Mt.
Vernon, Mansfield, Shelby, Cleveland, Mon.
roevlle. Saudusky City and Chicago,
The accommodation and freight train
leaves Steubenville at P. NJ and arrives
at the Tunnel (section 42. at 8 50 p. M.
Leaves the, Tunnel at $50 A. NJ. and W.
riTes at Steubenvlle at II A. NJ.
The trains On the Cadlz Branch viii run
as follows:
Morning Train leave Cadiz at Is A.
NJ. and reach the Junction at 8 A. Nj
Leave the Junction at 8.l5 A. NJ. and
reach Cadiz at 9 A. NJ. f1
Evening train leaves Cadiz at 7.20 p.
NJ. and reach the junction at 8o5 Il. NJ.
Leave the Junction at SEQ r. N. and
reach Cadz az 9.05 p. NJ. t
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sorted to. Democrats will remember how
their adversary stole into power in 1870
It will be remembered how Indignantly
they repudiated the charge. during that
memurable canvass, Of being favorable to
the Te-estsblishment Of an United States
Bank.
The indignant denial of Gen. HARRISON,
in his Dayton speech that he was opposed
to all banks-that he never had any bus
ness connection with but one in his life.
and then that it cheated him out Of every
dollar he vas worth, are facts yet fresh in
the public recollection. The Democracy
will further remember that no sooner was
Whiggery installed in power, than they an
nounced a National Bank as the frst me a.
sure in their programme.
The late "fusion, f" on the part Of the lead.
ers, was an intrigue to revive Fe e1eralism
in its most odious form. ALIEN AND
SEDITION LAWS, a PROTECTIVE
TARIFF ,ard NATIONAL BANK arc
now the modest demands of.'he leaaers of
the pie. bald faction which in the recent
elections, has been successful against the
Democracy. The contest against the. first
named of ,hese measures was fought BY n
generation long since passed away; and The
terrible struggle with the Bidlle Bank Is
not fresh in the minds of the meu who con-
stitute the political generation of to day.
Hence it is supposed by the leaders Of
Federalism that the odium attached to taese
measures had iD degree passed away
But they wsll fnd that the history of this
country not then being no JouN ADAMS
gag laws" in force to trammeI the free-
dom of fspeech, AMI suppress the re .prJdus-
ton OF the political history of the country,
these favorte scenes of old Federalism,
now sought to be revived, will be made to
appear in all their native ard hideous de
formity. A oviYal Of the Alien and Seii-
ton LaVs, under the Know Nothing creed, J
y National rank and Protective TOrif:
Are the Democracy prepared to NEE the
enemy with the same noble front their faith
ers bore? Are they prepared for The is
sue?
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Resurrection Of the Alien and Sc
dition Laws and an United
States Bank.

Federalism, embo,denei by its recent
partial success, is becoming rampant for a
revival Of its ancient policy. The Cincin-
natl Gazette and Ohio State Journal are
boldly advocating the re establishment of an
United States Bank, and the Federal press
all over the Unon is demanding enact.
ment of the Alien and Sedlion laws. All
the indications of the times admonish DEM
ocratS Of the necessity buckling on their ar
NOR, if they would preserve their free insti
tulions.
The old Napoleon said that his public
life was involved in Il perpetual crisis. His
power was constantly threatened, and was
only maintained by the exercise Of untring
vigilance.
Thus it is with the Democratic party
Had it relaxed It's energies or its watch
fulness, this Republic would have been long
since arrested in its glorious mission, and
our Government whatever may have been
its form. would have long since degenerated
into corrupt moneyed oligarcly.
The wheels of civilz ,ton can never be
stationary. They must ever be in motion
moving forward or rolling backwards. In
der the liberal and enlightened policy Of
the Democratic party, this country has at
tanned the place it now occnpies in the scale
Of nations. An experiment Of an opposite
policy was adopted in the infancy of the
Republic, but it only survived the Admins
tratlon under which it was adopted, A
desperate but triumphant hurled from power
the Administration Of the elder ADAMS,
with its alien and sediton laws, and it's atitu-
diuarian constructions Of the Constitution;
and the country has since under Democrat.
ic auspices, moved steadily forward in its no.
BILE mission. Butnow, after a lapse Of fifty.
four years, it is propo ed to abandon the
policy that has made the country what it Is
that has added millions TO it population
and territory-that has redeemed and peo
pied the wilderness. and that has rendered
our name ilustrious in achievements in
war and peace. The Democracy are inyi-
ted by their ancient enemy, under a new
metaphysics, to-reoccupy the battle. fields
of their fathers in 1900, and again grapple
with the heresies which Incorporated in the
statutes of the elder Adams Administration,
had subverted the principles Of the Consti.
tuition. The Democratic party will not
shrink from that contest. 1t may arrest,
for the time, the progress Of the country,
and it will provoke a bitter warfare--bui
the storm, like .ho financial one which, cre-
ated by the banks, is now sweeping oyel
the country, will b. purifying in its Ell
feets, s sas f.R.4s s
The late device 4 Federalism, in aban-
doning the name of Wig, under which il
| had contended viib the Democracy foi
twenty years will deceive no inteiligcn
Democrat This subserfugs has been rs
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Farmers and Merchants Bank. Memphis.
Mechanics Bank. Memphis, Tennessee.
Citizens Bank Of Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank. Kent, Nd
Atlanta Bank, Georgia. not taken.
Upper Wabash Bank, Indiana.
Goshen Bank,
The State Bank. La Fayette, Indiana.
The State Bank, Lawrenceburgh, ="
Bank of Rochester.
Michigan City Bank. Michigan.
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EgTha: big LEGION OF HONOR"
is filing up toterably well, but there is still
room for hundreds of mure names. Let all
of our subscribers have their names enrolled
in the Legion Of Honor" that we intend
to publish Oh the 9Th of December, 1854
We want a big one, and our subscribers can
make il one Of that kind. if they choose -
Let them do it, ard "thousand blessings
will be showered upon their heads"
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SLEIaHING.--The people, tha; is, those
who have time to enjoy it, printers have
not, arc now blessed with pretty good Sigh
ing. The jingle Of the sleigh bell may be
heard continually in our streets. Horse
flesh will have to suffer, should the snow
continup
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-06
Allegheuy Cattle Market
ALLEGHENY CRY, Nov. 20, I 8

--- ALLEUHENY DKTY, NOV, -, 1855.
I CATTLE-The offerings Yesterday ys,s
not large. as follows; Hogs. 1900 head! !!
Beeves, 272 head; Sheep l7aahsad.ga
The sales were of Beeves s72 head to
city butchers At IT, : and sss, nsl n; equal
70 8, and 10. gross, dw sslg siagsiy
HOGS--some i7o0 head ;wsrslaispssAd
of at 3l@4tc, iiag ssl aas
SHEEP-SaIes Of l75 bead es sfsc1
st,5o ann $500 per head. 4, 4 kw
ones brought es,so,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-06

AN ExousE.-our paper this week be-
ing nearly filed with the able letter of Hon.
II. A. Wise. of Virginia. and several in
teiesting obituaries. that we are compelled
to omit several editorials intended for this
number. Among others, one in relation
to our neighbors troubles about Know.Koth-
ingism. They shall have a place in our
next.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-06

Ey-Our readers will notice by an advsr
tisement in to-days paper, that our Trend
Wood intendsto sell out his household goods
on the 18th inst He already hasa store in
successful operation in Iowa City.
Bv Mr.. Woods removal, Cadiz looses one
of her most energetic and enterprising cit
liens. We say it without fear of contra
di.tion, that J. p. v ood has done more for
mechanics and laborng men within the las
eight years, than any other two men in
Cadiz We trust that he may meet with
good success in his new home, for man
with his well known energy deserves it.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-06

Ey Congress convened on last Monday
1876 members in the House, and 81 in the
Senate answered to their names. The mes
sage was read, and both Houses adjourned
We shall lay before our readers weekly
the proceedings Of this body.
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Presidents Message.

This importan. document was read to
Congress on last Monday, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
1t occupies eight columns of the Washing
ton Union. We have made arrangements,
at considerable expense, TO lay it before our
readers la an extra. which We shall issue
either to-day or tomorrow.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-06

RETThe late arrivals from Europe do not
contain anything more satisfactory in rela-
tion to Sevas;opo.
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Take Notice.

EXECUTORS, Administrators and Guard ans,
IL that have not settled ths tees lunt is due me-
must do or before the first day Of January I
or expect to pay cost on the snine.
November i, 1854. b w VElRS Probate Judge
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-06

EgT There has been no material change
in the markets since our last issue.
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Notice to Justices Of the Peace.
GJWAN'S Rrvised Statutes of Ohio for 1864, are
- received and ready tor distribution a. the CerAs
office, Harrison county, Ohio.
Oct 25, 81 CHAIR. ESP ALTERS Clerk.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-06

We have n splendid assortment of Blank Deed
or spte at this Office
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suspended within few months past. Fer
the benefit of our readers, IN these times of
bank suspensions, we shall keep it standing,
and make weekly additions thereto:
Lewis County Bank. of New York.
Carthage Bank, do
Milrose Bank, do
Droyers' Bank, do
Bank OF Carmel, do
Oydensburg, do
Exchange Bank Buffalo. do
Patchin Bank. Buffalo, do
Eighth Avenue Bank. do
Bark Of West Killingly. Connecticut.
Bank Of Ellsworth, Maiae.
Bank Of Circleyille, Ohio. ... ...
Clinton Bank Of Columbus. Ohio.
Canal Bank of Cleveland, do.
Miami Bank Dayton, do.
Woodbury. Bank, Connecticut,
ShipbuilGers' Bank, Maine.
Merchants and Mechanics's Bank, Chicago.
Union Bank, Chicago, III.
Knckerbocker Bank, do
Farmers Joint Stock Bank. Buffalo, n. Y.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Oswego.
Farmers Bank Of Canandaigus.
Farmers and Merchants Bank, Maryland.
Merchants Bank of Macon, Georgia.
Milford Bark, Delaware.
Merchants Bank Burlington, Vermont.
River Bank Connecticut.
Cumberland Bank, Maine
Kentucky Trust Company Bank, Covington.
Newport Safety Fund. Covington, Ky.
Commercial Bank, Paducah. Kentucky.
Trans Allegheny Bank, Virginia.
Kanawha Bank, Va.
Massilon Bank, Ohio.
Ohio Savings Institute, Tifin.
Cochitute Bank, Boston.
Elkhart county Bank. Indiana.
Bank Of Northern Indiana.
Bank Of Wash tenaw, Michigan.
Erie and Kalamazoo Bank, Michigan.
Arlington Bank, Washington, D. @.
Bank Of Connersville, Indiana.
Bank of Hallowell, Maine.
Akron Branch, Ohio.
Merchants and Traders Branch, Gin, o.
City Bank, Columbus, Ohio.
Commercial Branch. Toledo, Ohio.
Ashtabula Branch, Ohio.
Napersvile Bank, Illinois.
Merchants Bank. Bridgeton.
Government Stock Bank, Ann Harbor, Mich
Cuyahogs Falls Branch Bank, o.
Licking Branch Bank, Ohio.
Phoenix Bank. Chicago. Illinois.
Du Page county Bank, Illinois.
Bank Of Ottawa. Illinois.
State Stock Bank, Peru, Indiana.
Stock Bank, Lafayette, Ind.
Bank Of Elkhart,
Plymouth Bank. "I
Fayette county Bank.
Delaware county Bank, "
Logansport Insurance Company, Indiana.
Indiana Stock Bank. Lapor.
Savings Bank, Ctncinnsti
Seituate Bank, Rhode Island.
Marlborough Bank, New Hampshirs.
Bennington Bank, Vermont.
Monsum River Bank, Maine,
Bank Of Ellsworth. "t A
| Bank Of Milford, Delaware. Y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-06
Suspended Banks.

The following is list of Banks that have
suspended within few months past. For
the benefit Of our readers, In these times OF
bank suspensions, We shall keep it standing,
and make weekly additions thereto:
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.cmucrotlc Sentinel
CADIG, O RI0
Blank Deeds.

WEDNESDAY EVENING DEC. 6, 1854
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-24
EXCELSIOR HAIR TMIC,

Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, or prcnotin
the Growth, Preservation, and 3eautv ot
THE HAIR
NHE above has been thoroughly tested and the result
is, an UNIVERSAL exp ession Of Entire sasfachoH--
II 10 warranted to eradicate the Bandrul prevent RAID
ness or tendency to turn gray prevent the fang OF
the hair, preserve lis color, render il soft plabie and
glossy and IN good condition for curling, eradicate the
animalcu@ which is destructive TO the Aair remove
the scurf, cure scad head, relieve headache &c. The
Excelsior Hair Tonic being purely vegetable prepare
tion is the thing the only thug worthy fits name.
BGidneSS>houd any one desire 10 see his bald head
retiring under the shade OF Beautiful locks let him mako
thorough use of the Excelsior Hair Tonic
Failing or L0ossning Of the Hair. II this disease
be egeeted, it viii prove the precursor Of badness
result which is by desirable one, and which
can easily be avoided by thorough use of the Excel
sior Hair Tonic.
DandruB and Sourg.-This disorder, in most cases
owing TO neglect want Of proper attention, may be
easily AND entirely obviaed by the use according di
Iections, of the Excelsior Hair Tonic. .r.. ..-
Bedddche.-If you would be relieved Of headache,
and the gloomy dsagreeable feeling attendant upon il.
and IN their stead be inspired with the reviyng refresh
ing, and hilarious spirit resulting from head clean and
clear and brain free and active, use the Excelsior
Hair Tonic. .s,s f
Liniment.-For Wounds, Bruises, sprains Agues,
Rheumatism, Chblains, Stings and Bites of Insects,
Sore Throat, Pimples, Chapel Hands, &C.. most ex
ceent and valuable Imminent is the Excelsior Hair Tonic.
Chiidren-It may be used upon ne heads of children
wits the happest results.
Prepared only by LOMBARD & CUNDALL, Drug
gists, Springfield, Mass To whom applications for
agencies must be addressed ~ siH|
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
AeENTs-ChLDwEL & HILL, Z, II. MARSH
and ID. SCOTT, Jr., and scld by Druggists and Fancy
Dealers, &c, Throughout the United States and tho
Canadas. aus dawtf
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FOR SALE Or TO RENT.
IMMENSE TRANsAC TIoNs IN
REAL ESTATE.
A I
Il. II. ABEBOTT'S
REAL ESTATE EMPORIUM!!!
No. 239 Main ST., Worcester, Mass.

DRoPERTY in the city exchanged for Farms and
Woodots IN the Country, and Real Estate bartered
for City Lots and Houses.
City Property For Sale.
tenement house on Irving street new.
3 tenement houses on Chandler street.
2 tenement houses on Mason street
tenement house, Cor. Pieas9nl and Newton SITS.
2 tenement houses on Newton street
tenement cOttsge on La Gyette street.
tenement house near Lincoln street.
$50 House Lots in all parts of the City.
rs on Union Hill, near Medical College; 90 on Yer
non STREET; 20 on Elm street, 80 Pleasant street;
81 on Oak Hill.
Property ON commission in the City.
Building on Main street. worth $1,000; House on
Elm street, worth S. 900; House Portland street;
Cottage Houses, new, within five minutes walk of the
Post Olce-price $500, fourth cash down. the re.
mander in yearly payments or to suit purchasers.
Property For Sale, out 0fthe City.
splendid House. with Barn and Blacksmith Shop,
and about 10 of land situated in the centre Of
Bottom Farm containing loo of choice land and
good buildings conveniently located 10 miles from this
city; within miles; of SIS acres, within IL
miles Of this city; houses aud oulbuilddgs, in -four
ishing village, IL miles from this city; House in Rox-
bury built years since, rents for 500 per month"; ee
giant house, with barn acres of land, Commanding
delightful view of Boston situated in West Newton;
several valuable privileges varying from rs
miles from he CT y; 200 wood timber, from
10 IL miles from he CITY, be sold in small lots, by
the largest amounts.
Purchasers be suited in price and location of
pEp3eSs, in the country or city. ieh6 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-24
HAIR OILS. &c.
Lyon's Kathairon.

JUST Received fresh supply, whiohw be sold
~ Wholesale or Retail at the lowest esh price, by
BUSH s. Co. Botanic Druggists.
JED diff "a front street.
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PATENTS.
American and Foreign 0fict

hL0SElcou duu r OI6lHu OuiC0.
Agency for Business with U. s. Patent
Office, WASHINGTON.
No. 76 State ST., opp. kilby St.-BOSTON.
IMPORTANT INFORMATIONT TO INVENTORS
Il The Subscribers (late Agent of the U. Patent of
flee, under the Act of 1887 determined to present adj
vantages in applying for PATENTS superior to those of
ferred inventors by others, has made arrangements
whereby applications prepared and conducted by
him, THIRTY DOLLARS (instead of tOe mtg, paid
back by others will he iemisted ny him in case OF fail
TO obtain PATENT and the withdrawal through him
within thirty days after the rejection. Caveats Spe-
cications, Assignments, and all necessary papers and
drawings for procuring patents in this or any other
countries prepared, and advice rendered legal and
scientific matters respecting Inventions and infringe
ments of patents.
Inventors can not only here obtses their speciica-
lions the reasonable terms, but avail them
selves of the experience of 20 years practice extern
sve library OF legal and mechanical works, and correct
of patents granted in this and other contres
besides being saved Journey to ashington the usual
great delay there, well all personal trouble IN OBJ
tanning their patents Copies of claims of any patent
furnished BY RENTING one dollar record
o,RR g 9ccSbls s Inc once Of 8sssiats
or or Pqtents H. EDOY, Esq, of Boston; did business
at the Patent Office Solicitor for procuring Patents
There were lev, if any, persons acting in that capacity
who had so much business before the Patent Office;
and there were none who conducted it with more skill
fidelity and success. regard Mr. Eddy ms one of the
best informed and most skful Patent Solicitors in the
united St5tes, and have no hesitation in assuring in
ventors that they cannot employ person more com
peteni and Trustworthy and capable IF putting
their applications in form to for them an
early and favoraby eonsidea iion ut the Patent of.
flee. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents
PATENT OFFICE,-.
''R II. EDDY ESQ.,, Boston, Mass
S1R:-Your facility for the prosecution of any bus
mess connected with this Office equal to those Of
any other agent. am respectfully, yours. &C,
THOMAS EWBANK
Boston, Sept. 6, 1858. drod&wiam
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Real Estate for Salf

kzA The Estate at the Corner of Summer and Bel.
mont streets, recently occupied by the American
Antiquarian Society," rs offered for sale on lib,
Inquire of s. F. HAVEN, at the New Library Build
ng dtf ie7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-24
PATENT AGENCY,
AND
NEssFsEA MANDATORY.

No 2t7 MAIN ST, (np stars,) WORCESTER.
FI'HE subscriber continues to make Models of all
a kinds (wOI king if reqnred and warranted 10
swer the requs Oh Of the Patent Ofhce) and to furnish
Drawings, Specifications etc, and procure Patents
being connected with of The best Agents in Va h.
ingon, (see reference ieow he enabled to obtain
Patents with the least possible delay and xpense
], G. ARNOLD,
No POI Min street, Worcester
The subs crber continues the business of furnishing
Drawings, Specifications and procnr ng Patents. He
ATTENDS all business usually required be
with the Patent Office. He has many years carried on
the business OF building and using all kinds of machine
ny used in all the factories of New England Having
vented of the Important improv ements which
adopted by all the principal manufacturers, and
having been involved in heavy law suit had occasion
study the patent laws, with unusual interest," under
the tte Hon DANIEL Webster Beng the only soiici-
tor of patents who Is thorough practical mechanic, his
experience well as his scientific nowledge, and his
Intimate acquaintance with mechanical operations,
BILE HIM to understand Inventions TO distinguish
them from 'hoss already patsnted and specify them
with tcl1tg ana accuracy. which cannot be expected
of Lawy who have formerly done this =
MANY eooh lnveutions have been lost 10 the inventors
by aot aviug them understood, aud properly specified,
so as to present prop claim.
MA ARNOLD, Paten: Agent
Washington, Isl month"; 1859.
Referehees--fion O. T. james, u. 5 Senate; Hon
Thomas j. RUsB, U. s. Senate; His ExceiIency p
Allen, Governor 81 r. Ii Ed~afd w Isawton. collect.
is or oiCustoms II. b. Anthony, Ex-Governor Off L.;
r. W Greene, Chief Justice; Thomas H.. Carpenter
Counsellor at Law; samuel Ames, Counsellor at Law.
The following appended by the late Hon
Sec etHry of State OF the UDtet States:
have known Mr. Arnold some years and well
acquainted with The gentlemen whose names above
written; accord with the opinions, and know them
be some OF the most respectable men in The State.
DAN,l4 WEBSTER.
For further Information. inquire, 1T by letter, post
paid) of j. G ARNOLD,
Ma 207 Main st Worcester.
~ Accommodations strictly confidential
feb9 Tdevd&w9m
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COtton FactorY For Sale

GlTUATED IN the town OF Great Darlington, Village
~ oil Van Deusenville,) Berkshire County, Mass con.
tanning 2O0O Spndles, a 4 Looms, 10 Dwelling
Houses, 2 Barns, Store, Blacksmtha Shop &c ANY
iaIiher information can be obtained by calling on, or
addressing the subscribers.
MUNSON g. PEABODY.
Van Jacksonville. Feb. q 1854. fel4 d&w3ws