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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-11
w. III. SEAMMAw,
ManNlct Hrer aHd RIcaicr ia S,I,nirr
and C;ebia.Gf Euruiturn

No, loo, MARKET ST. (east side.) WHEELING, VA.
!5tHE subscriber respectfully informs his friend
l. and the Public generally, nat he continues 10
Manufacture and keep on haIId large nd good rs.
sortment OF Chairs and CabiaAs4 FurnMm.. which he
VIII manufacture OF THO best material, udd employ
nona but good workmen.
undetermined to manufacture a VERY SUPERIOR
article OF chairs to those brought here by Bic SPEC
uLAroRs IN the business and equal to any nutae
urod in the City, all of which will sell at the low
est price for cash Wheeling ,sep2s lS53-lv
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A Good Commenc ement,

President Perc Queen Victoria, Emper.
CT of Russia, King OF Holland, President
SANTA Anna, Emperor of Austria, Pope OF
Rome, Emperor of China. King of Den.
marx, Queen Of Spain, King of Belgium,
Saltan OF Turkey, King of Prussia, King of
Sweden, Emperor of France, King of Sar-
dnia. and, in fact, portraits Of all the princi-
pal rulers of the world, at the present time,
may be found in "Gleason's Pictorial for
the present week, being plumber one of a
new volume. Besides tile above, this beau
tlful weekly contains quite number of 9TH
er fine engravngs-such as New Years
festivals in Germany, China, AIgiers, and
the West Indies. Also a group OF the New
York Police, in their new regulation uni
formation--ehief, captain, private, etc. A
Family Register; Scenes in Turkey; A Tur-
kish Soldier; A. Turkish Fruit Vender; A
Turkish Policeman; A. Turkish Lady at
Home, etc. A. number Of excellent stories,
poems. ETC., by the best Americas authors,
are also to be found in the above number;
and to crown all, the paper has come out
in an entire new dreSs--being much beau-
tiful throughout. Terms of the "Pictogial, :"
lone subscriber, one year. $500; two sub
cribcps, oHe year, IS 90; foar $9 90; eight
S16 co. Single copies, at six cents each,
may be obtained at any of the periodical de-
pots throughout the country.
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4Heeftng Qf G&fqoans, French MU2gartanS
DC, &C.
New York, Dec. %.
Quite Q large number of Foreigners were
collected together last evening, in Eckhart's
Hotel, to discuss the Projected expedition
fo Turkey The scene WAS picturesque in
the extreme, and would have formed spen-
did subject for the pencil Of Teniers Ia
bles were scattered here and there, and On
zach of them stood sundsy huge goblets
which possibly oyerfowed ut one time with
q larger beer. After several spasmodic puff's
70 clear away the TOBACCO smoke which OBJ
Structed our yisicn, we were enabled to dis
cover that the room was filed with men
men of every nation; men With large boards,
from whose months curiousfy shaped pipes
projected; desperate looking fellows, de<-
fined probably 20 be the saviors of the Of
t0man Porte and the terror OF the Autocrat
9f all the Russians.
1t seems that this society--for society it
ls--intends to- organize several companies,
Whp will start foE Constantnople direct as
soon as sufficient funds can be raised. Its
principles are eosmopolite. Among its
members ATE Germans, French. Poles, Hun.
gaiians, and even Americans.
The President, M. Sci inko, called the
meeting to order.
Several letters were read by the Secre-
tarJ from volunteers offering their services;
one from an American, who said he could
command fifty dollars, and would as soon
die in Hungary for liberty as in Ameri-
ga. 4 letter was also read from Balti-
pore lady. drawing the attention of the
society to gun which can be fired ten
times in minute, carrying eleven balls a.
time, to the distance of three huadred wards.
The President then announced that Mr..
Lawrence, of the Erie Railroad COMPANY.
bad offered provisions for two hundred
and fifty Taen fpr six months; that julien
had been requested TO- give concert: snd
that the landlord of the Shakespeare Hotel
had oferga a room for vocal performance
ii oyaer " raise funds for the object the
society has in view,
The mesiag adjourned; after which sew.
eral volunteers cafhe farward and enrollen
their names. The proceedings were carried
on duringthe evening entisely. in the Ger
pan Language.
EEAnew city is to be built on the Mis-
sissippi RIVER, at the terminus of the Illinois
Central Railroad, nearly opposite Dubuque.
The ranpeof the new town i Dunleaf, and
the Grant county Herald volunteers to write
i into nopriety after this fashion,
Dunlefis accessible by balloon, rope og
w.ndless Ind steam power. Nature has al
so ordained that It shall he all over aecessi-
BILE at times for RATS and canoes; SO Dunleaf
is navigdbk and accessible. Among the
living ltRaries ever aboanding. are fever
and agst bull frogs, and the like.
EE- AEoung man who has recently TAX
ken 4 viii. says he did not find il half as
hard to gt married as he did to get farni-
ture. @
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Office.

A LII persons indebted to me by Note OF Book ae-
"A count, are requested te come wiiIaat delay and
make settlements us am deteraIined to close up al
my OH business matters This notice will eonshl.
er sufficient sr all and them thai-tlat wpnt tuke
iniendto bring. tR. "a BENNETT
Cadiz, March 2, 1852 8a 4ea5,.
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Certificate frcm Rev. DR. Luekey.
Rochester. Dec 21; 81 SAMUEL LUCKY.
A. Voice from the West.


VINcENNEs, Ind e, JAN Is, 1853.
Mr. F.. TAYLOR g. co:--DEAR SIR.--t1avipg sold
your Pulmonic Waters for the last six months,
shall briefly state unto you the unhsunded success
OF the same in relieving Coughs, Colds and all dis.
eases of The Lungs. They have been led by our
most eminent Clergymen with entire satisfaction in
every instance Ii necessary could get certificates
enough,to fill volume hut they want none, as they
will self without pulling advertising. They need
only to be used to nuke them sell. Send Oh more
Walers Immediately. Respectfully yours,
GlLARLE III CLARK,
Druggist, Vincennes.
BEWAREt Fke zapii saae OF DR. Loc0cK'S Waf-
ers, consequent upon theiF worldwide reputation,
has tempted hearlless spectators LII the life and
health OF mankind, TO palm off upon the unsuspect-
ing a worthless imitation OF DR.. LococK'S WAFER's.
Be sure that you ask for DR.. LococR's Waters and
see that the name of l.. TAYLOR, the Proprietor be
written on the top OF each box. % None other
b genuine
AGENrs.-Kellsa & Caldwell General Agents,
Wheeling; John Beal and Mci5ean and Knox, Cadiz;
| lewis Geot geto'"n; ? and > II Watson, Har-
risvIlle; Atkinson . Temard, New Athens; Ihos.
Green, Frceport; 5 ana A Taggari, Tippecanoe
John L Cranblet, Deersye; A + Croskey, New
Market; VIM. Singer, jefferson; L J Brown Moore
field; E and Phipps, Smyrna; + Thompson, rhomp-
sons Tavern
December H. 1888 ....
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EzrWe understand that the Athens Bank
refused TO- pay its taxes. Thereupon the
Treasurer Of Athens county attempted to en-
force the 'tcrowbar law on the Bank
Some minion Of the money power informs
US. that the officers of the Bank took said
Treasurer by the ears. ami marched him
out. leaving on bis person certain braises.
This bit Of news suggests the following q,ses-
tions:
Would aprivate individual--a farmer,
mechanic or merchant for instance--be ap.
plauded by the whig press. for refusing to
pay his taxes, apd then for taking by the
ears the Treasurer for attempting 10 collect
them according to law?
Will the peoph mucA longer permit these
overgrown moneyed institutions toset at de-
lsance the Faws Of the State?
We tEust that the AthRas Bank, may be
made to tqork over" the full amount OF her
taxes. Let every Bank in the State 5,
compelled 20 pay taxes, as the farmer, me-
clanic or merchant is compelled to pay. =
Mariette Republican.
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Reflections for tHe Th0nghlfni.

Strsnge that countless human beipss -sxits ant
drag through life As do the beasts Of the 6sd. as
The insects OF the earth, eyiheing nsElnre thoags
sr reflection than though the aobe faculties Of tpi5
were not vouehsafed to them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, gpou ulidis
are dependent the health, the Hell- being, and t,s
sappiness o. eOnfding and affectiouate wife yilE
perhaps family Of children
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TTNHE great Medical Discovery e the age. This
j. truly and most wonderful heaicine has been
sueressiuly used ia Europe and Asia lar mauy
years, and warranted 10 give immediate reiief and
most speedy cure for BrOnchlrs, sore throat, Asth-
ma, Colds, Pulmonary eonsupUOn, and all affections
OF the Lungs and Breath. consumption IS Gttrn
cured in the iissi stages and even in the worst
stage great relief may he had.
TO Ministers, Singers, and Public Speakers they
are Invaluable, as in iva hours they Remove all
hoarseness, Increase the power aud ioNibuy OF the
voice, and enable them 10 speak or sing clear and
distinct
Certificate frcm Rev. DR. Luckey.
To the Methodist Church and her Clergy, and 10
Speakers and Ministers generally:-lhe following
is from one Of your aged, most extensively known
and gifted Ministers, Rev. DR.. Lucky, ct the East
Genesee Conference, n. \.
Il am Ii ppy to acknowledge the substantial ben
eft have received from the Use ot DIX. LococK's
PcLMuNc WATERS. J had seyese cold attended
with SYMPTOMS of teyer. The usual remedies
prescribed by my physician, kept the fever under
but NV cough continued alarnngly severe andob.
stiuate The morbid state OF my stomach refusing
the preparation the Physician deemed il necessary
to employ, my son procured box OF Locock' Wal.
era. and advised me to try them. The use OF them
gave immediate reliei. After using two boxes |
was quite restored, which have every reason to
believe, was the result OF their efficacy.
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I MBRElLA'S, Wnlow papeE and Weayer's 5
- Reeds, at (oct26 '53-ly} Would & SMITHS
4 NlCEStocb of cutlery, kniles and forks, spoons
"a scissors, Hinges and screws etc,
(oct26 '5j-lyl at WOOD & SMITHS
WHTrEMORhS Yankee shaving soap 10 cts,
w for cake whch will ust'a nan year shay
ing times week, also the best chewing tobacco.
(oct2b '53-ly) at WOOD 81 SMITHS
GlMPS, fringes, Silk, Laces, coat Binding cord
~ and all sorts OF trimmings for Men and women
at (oct 26 I953-ly) WOOD & SMITHS
StlLKSa Il great variety of colors and prices from
- 81 cts. to S2,0Oat WOOD u SMITHS
(oct 26 lS53-lyl
FOMFORTS, Hoods and Bonnets at
" toct 26 l833.ly) WOOD L. SMITHS
WuOLEN Yarn at
w HOOGS g. co.
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Hosie ".
second Arrival oil New
Fall and Winter Goods.
JOHN MCCORMICK

uAS just received his second stock of New Fall
l. L. goods, to which he would call the uttentiomof
his customers and the public generally.
This Stock WIS bought utter the Fall trade was
principally over, and at considerable reduction
from prices otStecks purchased early in the season
And will be sold at corresponding reduced prices
for proofof this, the public are invited to cul and
examine, the stock consists Of every variety OF Dry
Goods Groceries &c. and some new STYLES 0i & oods
not to be found elsewhere in this Market,
Cadiz, Nov % 1853.
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''For the good old times"
When Bankers were Republican Phrases,
and the qniescent people their convenient
oyster to be opened and eaten at will.=-Aa.
Hdu Tentura.
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EE AEoung man who has recently TAX
ken 4 viii. says he did not find it half as
hard to gt married as he did to get farni-
tnre. na
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Material Aid to Turkey.

Neettng Qf GGrqaans, Freneh Hugarions,
&c., &c.
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now oFrEN 1T HAPFESs Thar run
WIFE I1HGERs FROM YEAR 70 YEA9

10 that pitiass conditS0n not even for one day Ia
heel the happy and e'shilerating influence incia,-
to the enjoy yHsht Of health.
che may moi be an invalid confined to her he'll
oI even 10 her room as her pride, ain 5iss6s an,t
energy induce and nerve her to take yanrsauaI
eharse 81 her household even when her hr.ith vii
not admit Of Il but she is nevertheless perce,ii
''nsEEilng igam day TO dag, and always ailing
mus, DAY after day, and month after rionth trss-
:P're Her health daily sinks, til finally even Ins
nope Oh recovery holonger remains. Aai thu.
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SSHOuLDER BRACES new and improved ar.
- tice for sale cheap, by JNO. BEAIL
nov I6 1883
TNEEDLEY'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS TREA.
L. IlSE, or how to get, save, spend, give, lend
and Bequeath money, for sale at reduced price by
nov 10 80 BEATi '
DARKERS, series of popular school books for sale
by nov 1t '53 ] BEALL
WRITlNG, LETTER, Commercial Note, and
Wv Fancy paper for sale low by j BEALL
nov 10 'Jj.
ENAMlLY, SCHOOL and fancy bibles a good vari
Il ETY. cheap at 10 'j3 J BEALL
MlLLARDS TRAVELS IN Egypt, Arabia Pc.
Iva tiara and the Holy land, a new and very pop-
ular work for sale by, nov. IL 80 J BEALL
GtPELLERS, Towns McGufiies, Cobbs new and
~ United States, all tor sale by BEALL
nov IL 50,
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GNNt. Tobacco, every kind at ,,,,,.,.,,
L d,sq- n 80 WOOD and SMl H.
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OUR OLD MEETING HOUSE.

PROM THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF p. 7. BAREub.
Ihave before said that our Old Meeting House,
without either steeple or bell, was comfortable place
to hold meetings in summer; but my teeth chatter
even now as think of the dreary, cold and freezing
time we had when attending there in winter Soch .
thing as stove in Meeting House had neya been
heard Of in those days, and innovation OF hat do
scription would have been considered little ess thas
racrilege. The old-fashioned sermons were N how
and half to two hours long, and there the eongress
ton would sit and shiver, and their faces would look
30 blue that it is wonder "the worlds people
sometimes called them "blueskins." They ware IL
orally 80.
Our mothers and grandmothers were the only per-
sons who were permitted to approach comfort. Socs
az could afford il, had muf and tippet and car
ried along foot-stove, which consisted Of smw
square tnbox perforated with holes and inciosed
wooden frame, with a wire handle. There w@
door in one side in which was thrust small SQUARE
iron dish of live Goals, sprinkled over with sies
sshes. Those who lived some distance from 10
Meeting House took their footstove 10 the wagon or
"cutter" there was generally good sIeghns =
wpter-and on arriving TO meeting, they weus
replenish the footstove with fresh Goals st the neS
Get neghbor's before entering the sanctuary
At last, and after many years, the spirit Of reform
reached the shivering chatterng, freezing eoogrees
tons of the Old Bethel Meeting House. Some brother
who was evidently quite ahead Of the age, and no.,
some of the elder brethren thought, 3" out n BIZ
head" had the tenerity to propose tha. o stove
should be introduced into the church for he Purpose
of heating it, Many brethren and sisters raised their
hands and rolled their eyes in surprise and honor.
Il pretty pass, indeed, when protesting Chrshass
"peeded FIRE to warm their zeal" The proposisios
was iupous, and it was voted down by an over
wkelming majority.
The /" reformer," however, persevered, and BY psr-
sua'on and argument he gradually gained few COO
verts. He argued that one large stove for boating
the whole house a. harmless - fifty small stoves
to warm the Fifty pairs Of feet belonging 20 the OWE"
Of said portable stoves and while some sew no ssto-
gy between the two cases, Others declared the; %
was mad there was method in bis madness
Another YEAR, rolled by cold November arrived, s'a
the stove question was again mooted. EIcisemepsss
high; night meetings and church csucusses were beia
to argue the question: arguments were msde pro %:
con in the village stores the subject vas introduces
Tito conference meetings and prayed over; even ~
youngsters had the question brought Up 10 10 o.
batting club; and early in December great boee
"tys Meeting was called to decide By bap@
whether there sheuld or should not be stove 10 ~
meeting house.
The ayes carried IL by 9 majority Of one, and 70
the CONSERVATION of the minority the stove Wa N
troduced. On the first Sabbath aterward 'wc ven
cradle maiden ladies tainted on account Of the az
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feat for time 10 good cause, than TO triumph IN
bad esu,e by foul ueans-
.'ARrIcL. Nv. The member. Of this society shall
vote for no man Who Is q Roman Catholic, lnhdei.
Mormon. Socialist, Drunksrd or immoral person, and
tbey sbsl hot be bound by the power Of party caste %
that noropee 10 not worthy, but without party pref
srence they shall vote for that candidate VINO may be
worthy let him be nominated by any political party
whatever; and il no political party shall give US
candidate who is worthy and reliable, then the mem
bers Of this society shall nominate and support is
own nominations.
"ARrIcLE v No man Shall receive the vote Of
this society unless be be pledged TO carry out our
principles the society have sufficient evidence 10
satitfy them that il will be dore.'
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The rradine WA effected amid much confusion,
erosps and criee of What did be pay the men ior
" sweeping Broad xay-six ehllings or doiiaf
"What q the reazon he did not sweep Divsion-...
How much do you get for writing his speeches
The Chair put the resolutions, but the vote .! AZ
for il was made amid grosns and confusion. lue
Chair decided the resolutions carried, and mr. De's
van called for three cheers for them, which were
given.
The question OF Mr.. Genin's receiving the nomlna-
ton Of the meeting then put, and declares { AZ
red in the same manner a. the other que.tonf 'na,
IT, By show of hands, amid great confusion ana
groans for the hands in favor Of the nomination. Al
adjournment was called for; but. before the hands
could be shown, the gas was turned on almost en-
trely. The Chair declared the meeting adjourned
and the assembage separated with cheers groans And
noisy accusations against Mr. Genin of being opPres-
sive TO the workingmen. There was no violence, e1-
cept that OF noise.
The men who broke up the meeting called upon
us TO say that they were matters aud that their oppo-
ton 10 Mr.. Genin grew out Of the fact hat he mas
never agreed TO the rates fixed by the Hstters Pro
movements They desire that this reason for their
action should be mentioned.
WIG NoxISArIoys.-Ontario, Seneca and Yates,
Congress, JANIS l.. Sicily.
bHegaHy, Wyoming and AAegany. - Congress
XXXth District. One hundred and fifty ballotings
were had at the Convention held at Warsaw, Oct. g.
with the following reeult:
Il. Prr
l. Cons'oes. .............'.'....'..'''"e
4. +. Norton.
And one other, as follows:
3 Prfnse. ...............................6
II. Comstock.
A. Webster
Il.
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State feel that they have been hidden over rough ehOd
scds force to the other defects which have pointed
oAt and eompels the conclusion ! have expressed.
This fall it will be utterly routed-i,s candidates
cevng but small portion Of the votes OF its follow
er-apd before the closing Of the year the present
organization viii be entirely disbanded. That the
faRmep will be gathered up and cemented by strong
bonds, and more enlarged views and liberal seuti-
mens, il the wish and belief of one whose cherished
hope lie, that thus regenerated, il may remain
UNITED FOREVER
The Rettsmen's Journal lCiearfeld, Pa has been
favored with copy of the Constitution OF the Know
Nothing Lodge recently established in Carwensvile,
near Clesrhth, which he thinks quite une1cepton-
able. We copy il in full without comment:
" Believing that God has made il the bounden duty
OF every man to love his neighbor and TO seek his
sISS' poIteaIy, socially and physically; a. well a.
iengioosy and spiritually, and believing that po-
htcsi and social happiness depends upon good Gov.
eminent, and righteous and lust laws faithfully ad
minssered, by which the weak and simple are pro-
eeea ron the power and cunning Of their SUPERIOR
nno' ior selfish ends, udoppress and wrong t,sm-
efelsIe' eitizens and voters Of Curwepsville and
Sicin'y unite ourselves into Know Nothing Socie-
g, unoer the following Constitution:
ARTICLE l. No immoral man, or Infdel Univsr.
sAhst or homsn catholic, Mormon or Socialist
shal become member of this Society. '''
ARTICLE IL The object Of this Society shall be
Institutions from the power of the demarogna ia
beartees unprpciped politician, from the desiSp. Of
the Catholic and Jesuit, from the eneroaehmsn.. "
the slave power and The bslet0l influence Of intern.
peraDce.
pose at the ballot; box, upon the pain OF expulsion
}rom our bands Of brotherhood, the influence Of
Slavery, Rum and Rome, ahd give bis vote for men
fearing God and hating eoveto usnees, men known 20
Be I'VE end fsihfnl, std VIC Soad ys;bs- sEee. ds-
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their rawlings. The adoption Of the policy Of choos-
6g candidates from the party nominees by the 0rAud
Coanch, would enjoin upon the subordipatee the
same eourse Of acton-and ths. would be q death.
blow TO the hopes Of all the would be Mayors and At
tosheys, and Congressman, and Assenblymen. II
Wss hesr own funeral knell and they were not dis
posed to sipg it. Disguised with the manifest deter
mpatien Of the officers and their satellites TO do
nothing but wha. accorded with their purposes and
shaped to their own advancement in entire disregard
OF the intent and interests of the Order large num-
Der of the delegates withdrew from The stions
Of the Council, aud went home.
IL would be impossible 10 depict fully the manner
n which their deliberations were condr ,ted. VIVA,
certain men coupseled was done-w hs: Others eug.
gested was promptly ruled out OF order by the Pres
dent or il tuered to 20 TO vote. was declared os,
"A poll by Ayes and Nays being invariably refused.
A few instances, and those not by any means the
most Hagrsnt that can call TO mind will serve as
sample Of the reckleesnees Of the President and the
anscrup uous character of his siders and sbettofs
Among the FIRST points AZ issue was the admission
Of delegate from one Of the Councils in Albany.
He was objected TO upon the ground that he was no;
residert OF the ward and city FROM which ne hailed.
A committee was appointed TO investigate the case,
which committee, after hearing testimony, made a
sesnimous report that the claimant was entitled to
his seat-thsf be bad been resident of Albany since
NSrt day Of January last, and his family had lived
: esa ward from which he hailed for the last six
- NotS outstanding, the Council refused to
'Sns;, <sa-at least so the President decided Yet
49, "a. ~ele Of judging affirm that there were two
ny e al Y to one oppoeed. The reason urred for
With the report OF the committee by the
asSssrs named was, that the applicant vas q
sS.;.;.n s~S N VI If he should get among them be
'onis ~ ~;,.n, 'pg The innocent, ansophsti.
sted Dow-Nothings we're ere. certainty enoued to DO
f9ssc'eo no~ sssn ,ts for seats bu. SITTER
nf,e .s's ss. ".T :" hs.- 10 more Until Afer
70 important business Of the 'Sph'n ss trans
cke.