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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03
KKeifO TNerel
Where are YOU going? | am Going
TO Stewards to buy some of his
new ana Cheap Goods!
LAMES ATEWART

= ! NA.~ w w AEtT
A. ius' r~'oivs1 i-e isrgsst ana NOS, ssEuaifal
i s'ocE ptSrElS NJ and , sCMNER DhY GCT,iJi
ever hrOVSrt 10 Caalz, which have been ssiecsi
clth great care ;r0-n the reosn; I-np0rtatious n
Philadelphia, aoi Al. be so.d for eaaa o. good y.O
EuTchafEs respectfully solicited 10 give thsra
iciss.
iIrtr0 aerin0 and rhibet ClOlha
tr5erss, fUgsnatea, ana tsTaikA tVisiss
!'EA co"frd O. 4alass, cashmere ana ala p.ah.6
Hioh2r ana -!.G !ds-5es, 81 paeaz, al e>ssors,
ADn.taAHes ana i.EElSn clc'hg 30 90
n IA Iusuc Jl4Ia oiack siias, al widths
BIO aIrs, ~ "a Jisgds a.! = S-.srol sLLs
b.s,A snd ChaHlslSOu sAEs aHi Turk sstlns;
L4iaz six and HoptIAS, Y.sIH Gnd lea.ei;
J'sACd ! Ard American C1nGharuS, ali pCioes;
English aAa American caIntze5 and calieoes;
As.L,s wstNos cI;t collars, cEimi1sites and capaS
EIDfoIlsreA PLAIN and hem -stitcEsd Linen Gan
uTIc ndAt=:
sin pocke; hik'fs crlvats and asck tiss
Giovss, i.iits. hosiery aud sIspandsrs;
81 IlcHihgs, CAschs. o.eaciIcd AMI Gro wu nusii.S
lfIsI L4leu l4t!e cloLus and damasks;
bIr--ggs ard Russia diapers. very cheap;
high cJlg:sG dres4 az EacK faHnsls, pain aZ1
hgTvd;
Cio.s, Lassimeres, Satlhs,;s, Kentucky Jeans,
anC Festings:
Epaasjs an! Bonnet Ribbons Of bargains;
spring aIl summer SnawIs. general aasortmsnr
Crasl. sad towels a: vi PEI cent below regular
prlces;
Red, white s55 ysiow faausir, very cheap.
Also genera. assortment 0! Guceuswsrs, GIocA-
les, DC. BGng 0a your :ra1s.
J1'i2, D!u0, April Il. lSJl.
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i. pTLLIpS 4 SON

IN MANUFACTURERS of boota anc shoes, and
Va dealers IN Trunks and IGviilns sacks, Mo
roCO " kld-shlns Inning and UIndilg 10. Ieggs,
Nails, thread and shoe-iudlnrs generaly. keep
stanuy lor sale an assortment OF the above articles
at their old stand opposite the PubC OihCes,t aizN
TNANey Scars, PrRruxGEiEs, etc, large aasort-
a neut for sale cheap by J. bGALL.
april ~, 1850.
y T Asos's ORlsiNAL CEAILrHaE BIAcnING, a large
VA and fresh supply for sale cheap by
april 20, 1888 JOHN BEhLI+
WHITE, Red and Black Lead, Linseed Oil,
w Lacker, TurpentiRs, etc, fresh and large
supply at (apru 20, 1883 JOHN hEALLS
7 TNKS-Arnoli's IIoyor's, Harieon's Moryison's
i Biockgou's, DC. large and small bottloe iine
supply cheap BY 20, So J. EEALL
GITEEL PENS. large and Gne assortment, var.
~ QUA brands, cheap at JOHN BEAL
CAND PAPER, prime eastern article, and q
- large assortment ,aPT 20, $50 J. BEALL.
CNAP, Letter, Note and fancy Pspsss, Slatos, Pen.
april %, 1883 JOHN BEALL.
CNAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kinds
may 4, 1853 John GEALLS.
ENNEELOP ES, Plain and Fancy, new supply,
T. cheap at quay !, '53) J. BEALL'o.
cyCOTCH, RAPPEE and MACCOWBA SNUFF,
~ tresh supply, tor sale at
may 4, 1888 JOHN BEALLS.
SAGe LBS Eenitian Red Eng, just received and
OVV Tor sale cheap at JOHN BEALLS.
may 4, 1888.
IOAl LBS EpaOm and Glaab4r, SALTS, 0
AVVO pliIno waite artic!e tor sale cheopat
may 4, 1893 JOHN BALLS.
pAY RUM, fuls article for BARRIERS use for sale
ID by tnIay d. 1883 JOHN BEALb,
CANARY Seed and Cutie Fish Bone, new sup.
~ ply cheap at (nay 4, 80 / JNO REAT,I'S
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GTONE n THOMAS respectfully announce 70
- the pablo, that they receiving t1eir Stock
Of Spring and summer Goods, which have been So
We have made extensive arrangements tor much
increased trods, and huviog made our purchases
sEuot: enarciy FOR cAsn--ws will be Sd e. 10 sell,
not only tor Less than ever before could bu. many
styles % Goods, greatly sss than any house in the
cIy, eitner wholesale retail, ana lhns maintain
our alrendy widely established tams-oi The Cheap
Cash S.oTn. We ;aa Nn1 viii rnake il the interest
Of Cash BGyers To deal with Us Dnr stock is large
and VIII hs rGP!en!shad Rlmosl weenly curing the
season. We have store, almost every variety
from the Richest SAas and Dress goods imported
ana sums Of yas cheapest g5oas tnat you ever saw.
Hero are few o. our p!icca
DRESS aiLK$-Severai hundred psa Of Fancy
B!Gcs and caangsahle Dress Silk and Satins
- OF every style anI pr!ee-soule Of tue tsichest I'M
porteJ-au1 many styles, at less prices than ever
beiors offered in Wheeling -Beauiifu Fig. Black
Dress SILKS II IL cts. barred do worth 100 at 62k.
SEAW WL%--,:ape sha~ls, piela and EInbd--ey-
cry color shs, cashmere, de lain and lhibot Shawls
Some o the richest styles Imported.
Msntas ltaplts, PalheG, &c. &c, very rich
and cheOP Li:ess iioods OF every styls and price;
Summer Silks, flssus, Barge, De bsGes Swiss
Sitks, silk and Linen Goods. Beautiful mourning
goods, PiDi!s aa4 Stripes the ggeatss, variety,
i ,uAGlts, ribbons and trimmings oI every kind and
cheap, eIGs iuli variety Of millinery Goods.
Linens, kussl6 Scotch and lrisi 3 great variety
an cheaper than ycu ever saw them, and in aword
evey kind of goo4s IN our hive, cheap and warranted
to plaase. No trouble TO show goods, we respect
fully solicit examination at the Sign Of the Cold
Beehive. ia Main 81. Wheeling.
Wheeling, April IL, 1854
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- -s--=s. s--.------ s-.-- -..--.--.- -.-=
$50 Reward!

TX lILbe pail to any person " no will buv a h7x
~ OF DR. lERkEhc Healing ulutmeu. anc
usc i according - directions, il inCy viii ,gl a. ny
otfile nnd say, with clear cousrlenGe, that it vii
not copietey cure chapp"d nauds, rhlhlnius, chs!.
ng, Sore Lips Busa5una ty7e2Gs. Sores IN chtidreu
and greatly alleviate, iuot entirely cure SaIlreurn
Piles, inflammation ot Breast, btes of lnaeca Fiaipcs
on the Face. and oil dls2aeGs ot the Sl.iu.
MONROE TERRELL, haucamrA, rOun.
10 whom all Or5r.s auoUld be addressed, Sa.1
also by the Principal Dfugyi5ts and country Mer.
chants generally
v anALsAl4, UrroTS-~C V Chckenner & co, No.
81 BarcLay-st,. New York; A Nc Lure 4, co.. Alba.
ny. Fleming n, Brothers, Pittsburgh; Wm Il Hro%u
ard Bro, No. Lj54rV.st., baltimore; y tIyo.,
and Sons. Phi adeIpAis
AsEs1s,--JoAn Beall and 5 Hamilton, Codi2
ger49 lSj3.ly
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NEW YORK MARKET.

May l. Coffee, Rio III Java I3l, Flour
prices are trihe lower, $50 to 8,37 South
ern unchanged, 9,52 to 8,97; Wheat; mar
ket firm, upward tendency; lCorn, market
limited business at previous rates
81 to 80, Sugar, Orleans a Muscova Al
Tobacco, keg u to 81 Money, unchanged
stock market firm; Pork, prices sitter, not
quotabIy higher I34 14I Beef prime i44.
Indiana prime mess "a; Cut meats, better
6 to 8; Lard, unchanged moderate business
previous rates l9l; Iron easier.
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A copy Of which may be seen at the Office of this
paper, and second to ONE Of the $500 GIFTS which
will be distributed tho completion OF the sale of
the tickets.
The purchaser OF S TIcEErs, on the receipt Of his
order will be forwarded carefully packed, either
copy Of The ''Wyoming,h elegantly painted in oil
calors, or one copy OF the "Wyoming," plain, and
one copy OF each Of four other engrayings equal to
it in value, and entitled to gifts. The purchaser
of more than tickets, can have his choice ontA
100 different subjects from steel plates owned by the
Artists Union, each picture being in value equiya
lent to the "Wyomng, and Is entitled 10 ono gift
for each ticket he holds. A list OF the subjects
be seen at the Office OF this paper
AGENTS--persons desiring 10 become Agents,
for the sale OF tickets by forwarding (postpaidJ ST.
shall be sent Gift Ticket copy OF youing, and
prospectus containing necessary information.
II is confidently believed that the tickets will be
disposed otby the first OF July, when the distribution
of Gifts will befentrusted to committee appoint
ed by tho Ticketholders
The steel plates from which the Engravings are
printed can be at the Office Of the Artiss Union
and cost 100000. Sqecimens of the Oil Paintings
am Engravings, are also on view at the rooms.
References, in regad to the property--W. G. BAR
RETr, Esq, Counsellor at Law, 10 Wall ST. Y,
and +. J. VIsscHtR & co. Real Estate Brokers, ~
Nnssu at. N. Y.
! All orders for tickets, must be addressed, posr
paid, with the money enclosed, TO
]. w lIOLBROOKE, Sec
50a broadway, New York.
S,,
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Furniture and Mattress Ware
Room.
N. A, HANNA,

VA OUliD respectfully inform the citizens OF CadU
w ma vicinity, lnat be is now manufacturing
md intends keeping constantly on hand genera!
assortment OF Cabinet Furniture. which Tor style
finish, durability and Dcatnoss cannot bo surpassed
IN the county. IiG also manufactures every article
OF sprnE, hair, shIck cotton and -traw mattresses y
~hch arc gotten up in the most approved maune,
and Ter cheEpness aud durability. without para.
lei iHthls yiei,ity, All who wish to ENJOY Sealll,
and comfort should ayail themselves fins op,yrtu
nifty Of procuring good mattress. lie also manu-
iacnrea and repairs Yenitian Blinds, and keeis on
band Giit niouGdiags for locking glass and picture
frames.
BY executing all orders in a superior manner and
setting his waIes at moderate yricts ho hopes 10
secure libersi share OF patronage.
Ware Room corner Of Slerlbenyils and Warren
81 ls-oppostte McFaddens store
Cadiz, o., April :, 1854
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E6'CssShjp r8SScSsOrs

EOURSUAST 90 the 41.truN n1s n fhs AU ii,,- u'
state yol are 4u.7te'. - Get att.c IA. itgr .
oilre, N JHtIZ on the .-.l ruy,'T AprI lIsIsAf as
he purpose 0i rss-vInr sgur Igsrl t.51s aHl vlHp,-
lNr IIlluTl sy7.E. q. a=-. -sEeJ, .EI'E tIe .tG.
Ih' no-tpsnsnsDr uHu! lle Ztr inss ut, is iu con
sequence 5i Jhr changes 4s.Iru-a--t NAi De made
Ia tss.l", by tt.s present Lg-Izis.srs.
JOHN >LJaN, ,Auus.-r ol lIIrI4ss1 -9,u'y.
ADrI. s:a, !5gl
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ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.
ALLEGHENY Tuesday April IS.


BEEVES--The offerings were not large,
only amounting to 265 head. The whole
number, with the exception OTIS head were
disposed of at range of 5000 the major
ity selling at 4@4Ac, gross.
SHEEP-Sales Of GAG head. DC head
at 1915 y head; 200 Go at "a, IS e 100
ibs
H0GS-There were for the East. A
few only we're disposed of to. city butchers
at 4Q4i gross,
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The War Bcg.sH. .

WOOD &, SMITH are row dai'y receiving by
Raj Road, new s0p!s u ,ha agon .5li which lhey
are s-lIng a. astonishing low grIces " nuet o, thl
TasHy w0aLe, -hsy 40 not break a2, si.l by s-N.7s
- many they Keep moving N, bsRsGt,ing eve,
body sfou-d, ms King ihir rIston.rs better of
cry year. = Etua-al hsslriua o., sl aew, nice and
dog cHglp.
~ .,As 10 cnumaa a.e TINS week; clii ard SO anI
o5ige yourselves NOJD 4 SMITH.
Cadiz ap ;, l5l
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CT San Francisco paper thus describes
the scenes Of n day
Beautiful boats floating on the bay, beau
iful women hoa,ing along Montgomery and
Stockton streets; ships lying at anchor,
drunkards lying at tul length, spectators
iying AT their dupes, ships spreading their
white sails. washerwomen spreading their
white clothes, 'swells' spreading themselves;
boats putting up steam, guzzliers pouring
down STEAM editors putting. gssscrs puff.
fng, bells ringing alarms, and bellies wiring.
tngin alarmed gentlemen; fremen running
with der mrchlne,' thieves running awaya
fools running in debt; bankers receiving
gold duct; Iorba Buenn cemetery receiving
human dust, masons making brick dust,
gamblers 'panging down their dust; zeph-
yrs whispering, babies lisplng, messes sim.
perng; lovers seeking brides. brides seek
ing divorce, the divorced seeking mates
such was part Of yesterday"
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THE WHEAT CRor.-The editor Of the
Chicago Tribune, who has been on an ex-
cursion through part of Canada, New
York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Della
ware, Virginia, Ohio and Indiana, rpeaks
favorably Of a large wheat crop the present
season. After giving certain details he
sums up the whole as follows:
"On the whole we are confident there
have been few Springs, within period Of
fifteen years, when the wheat crop looked
more promising in the States mentioned
than it does at this time. The high price
which wheat has commanded since last har.
vest, has doubtless caused An increase Of the
number of acres scwn OF at least one fifth
of last year, and should the season prove
generally favorable, the surplus will not
fall far short OF 5000 900 bushels. Nev-
ertheless, slight causes, apparently, such
as rust, may reduce the average yield 80
much as to leave little surplus for export
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Wheat & Chapllne,
MONROE ST,, WAEEs.ING. VA

TOBBERS Of School and Blank Books, Wall, win
- dow aad Writing Papers, Hosiery and Gloves,
Buttons, Threads, Pms and Needles, Brushes, Cut.
lery, Combs, Suspsnders, Per!umery and every de
scripuon OF notions and variety goods.
Agents for J. II. Noyes celebrated United States
copy book.
Kags, Ginseng, Eecswsx, Flayse, and Feathers
wanted. april 5.
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-CARDING..

THE undcrsigned ;akes this method Of in.o,mip
L The public that he has bought and is now perma
ncnty repairing ana fitting up the Cardinv Fulling
ana Manufacturing establishment lately owned bv
T. Teal, three miles south OF Cadiz an the road, 10
New Athens. lie expects 10 be ready to do all the
Cardng that he may be favored with this senson.--
Wool will be taken in at the store OF Wood &
SmIth's, in Csdz, and returned promptly, and all
wors warranted, liberal share of public patron
aye i9 desired. Prices as low other responsible
establishments JOSElH Z, JOHNSTON
MHy II, 1888.
\. Il. CoSerlet and Cnrpet Weaving d0rc on tho
most reasonable terIns Tor customers at the abo,a
establishment III. j. K JOHNSTON
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C1NCINNATIMARKET

May l.-Floul firm at 40. Provisions
no sales this morning. sugar 81 to54.--
Linseed oil 63a90.
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A. Jul. SCERETBEE.

MOORElIELD, HARRISON COUNTY O..
NLALER IN al kindR Of Dry Goods, Gfoce REQ
~. &C, which he sells cheap for Cash, or gsod
due June 9, 1892.
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Gold Dollars FOR Is certs,

NVKA 4|V2kttA0 AOA dV CCEa beg
TO be had at the Bee Hive sloren and even better
bargains than that, in the ohape o Dry Goods, Only
bear low OF them and tAen chms and see the bal.
unce.
Beautiful Figured Black Silk at 75--wor;h sf.
do Barred do at G2k cts the cheap.
est ever brought 10 Wheeling
Beautiful Swiss Dresses, " orth a. al g. rs
700 yards French Gingharns al L. cts
.NO 20 Prints, Msdder stripes. ri ets
~ pieces ipe French Lawns, worli 20 10 II css..
al l2ls cts.
400 ards Mousin de T4ains at cents.
And mulutudes VI other bargains viii be gwen be
SfohE & THOMAS.
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LASTS OF GEFES,
r.. 40 SNr

on Paintings and coI0red Steel Engravlngs
so elegant Oil Paintings, ! each 1000
in spe ldid gilt frames size ; 3 f. 5000
100 elegant Oh Pal tingS, 2 3, 1t each, $50, 500
500 steeI plate Engravings, brilliantly cOloted in
oil rich gilt frames, "a 30in. each $40, 5000
10 900, elegant steel plate Eugraving7, colored in
oil, o. the Washington Monument, 20 K %,
each, 81, $4,000
237, 900 steel plate Engraving from 100 different
plates now in possession OF and owned by
the Artists Union, of the market value Of
from 81 cts to 90, each, 4l0oO
Real Estate, $3.50
| elegant Dwelling, in 32d st in N. Y. city. $4,000
% building lots in loo and lOlst SITS. n. Y city,
each - < 100 #. deep, each 1000, 1000
/ 0Villa Sites, conaning each 10000 80. # in
the suburbs Of New Ycrk city, aud comman.
ding magnificent view Of the Hudson RY.
er aad Long Island Sound, each, $500, 5000
LOANS OF CASH, $4,000.
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EAER, WALTER & BROTHERS
XERKskEtSAEk A&AA sush,. a.

CHEAP CLOTHING; HOUSE.
Mo. lg2 Main Street Below Monroe IIutsA
WHEELiSa, Va
FJiilE undersigned would respectfully call the AZ
l. tenilDn ut the Public, both in and on Of town.
to their New Clothing Emporium, where fhsy Aat
ter themselves that they will be ahla to Offer bet
ter bargains than any other establishments Ii Waeei
ing.
Our Goods are always purchased on the Sesttsrm
lroni tbs fret Manufacturers, and made ,f Nj AZ
own establishments IN Baltinors w ~
pur stock too large tor erumeraion, co -pri
every article, Fine and Courss III the
hAER, WALIEat a. iitel1s
Branch Of Waha, Bros t'lotlnae Elorea. Bal
;nilote, Md, Wseling, SEPT ia, is3a.-lv-
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heaUll71I lot oT 4 11II T-.-- t-,,,
"A Gn,ors &c latest styles, aud warranted 10
ware veil, Also i.asleru do-at very nw prices.
j. pillilAgs ( ;SJS.
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JOSEPH SHARON
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
nnd SOlicIIOTin Cha EiCery.
CADlZ, OHIO.

WILL attend promptly TO all business sntruEt ed
w tohis care. in 'hi3 Nr tbs adjoining ouduJIss
OFFrcE-In his new brick building, hrst a, or, 0p-
posite the Mansion House.
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IHE BS,s are determined Oh MSS vii. otN
tEs 81 grel. o1r.alu~--
~ dgt;a beautiful printed aaldkerchiet8 AZ c:s
worth lZS
200 dozsa I1on Table ciothS at so 3D. wo.tL Is
10 ~ IaI'G ~ Iy ~ ~ 100
~ % 10 90 do ~ DO -
~ yards Table Linen. g.. s. 10 az.
100 d0z h0a NUs asia Ia ,>-E ts,seis, L.. 10 -
10 DO 10 ~ - ,LlE1 sys linen
al I8, worth 81,
Call soon and &c: your share,
STONE Il IHC.fAl
Wheeling, Va. a2 y, -laa4
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Einal Accounts.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following ae-
~ counts have been hlsd in the Probate Court Of
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement:
The second account olthe executor oi the Will Of
Edward Laheriy, deceased, rendered by John Lai-
ierIy, executor.
Inc hnal account Of John Caldwell guardian for
Margaret J. Caldwell and others.
The hnal account oitha administrator of L's estate
Of John CTumrIne, deceased.
And lnat the same viii be seysEally examined
and passed npon by the Undersigned on the 25h day
ol May next b w fElhS, Probate Judge.
ApIil II, 1854.
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LOANS OF CASH, $4,000.
w YO MING

The holder of each ticket is entitled, frst TO steel
plate engraving, tsize 25 50 mi OF the GREAT
AMERICAN HISTORICAL WORK OF ART,
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Spring aad SuYnmer Trada.

LsdtmeH bec-htrG $40 re.
NJ Ia naiy ST NHLsIlSs, Va.
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Cadiz Branch Rail RoaC

VgTANIbD-Une good Carriage Body maker,
w also oue geaEng maker.
Inytenaylng Cariiages, Buggies, to be repaired in
any way, wound 40 w9h 70 ny us. Also new ones
made TO order on the nosresvua5ls terms tor cash,
tIy US and SEQ tor yourselves,
- WM.H HARPER & co.
Caliz O March ~ ls54-9t pi
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DHOSGENE Gas Lamps, anu explosive, glyug
a clear besuuiui light, tExpcnse OF Cas-, about
equal to candles. For sale at the store OF Wood q
snlith Also ELhsriai oil Lamps from 25 cts to 81
each, at "OOO d oMLLh >.
april %. 1854
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

DLACK and Green Teas at -,,,,,.,.-
ID april l9, 1854 "OOD d ShlIh0'
GOOD chewing Tobacco and all kinds Of family
u Groceries WOOD d SNlIha.
april l9, 1854
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

C,ILHS nearly all c oIoFs from ~ cents up. at
y UapIg 1854 WOOD " SMITHS
THlMAZEI'rS, UnJerGeeyes, Ladies collars,
" Laces ana Edgings, Ildy, cotton, l.lasn hdks.
IN endless variety az NOOD ~ SAl LHo
ian ~ lES4)
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

DERAGE and bared DcIanes, very nice ard cheap
ID AT WOOD x SMITHS.
Anril 49, 1854
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-07

FATEs OF THE AposTLEs.-The fol-
lowing brief history Of the fates of the
APOSTLES may be new to those whose
reading has no. been SO evangelical as 10
know that:
ST. Mathew is supposed to have suf-
fered martyrdom, ,or was slain with a sword
in the city Of Ethiopia.
St. Mark was dragged through the
streets Of Alexandra, in Egypt, till he
expired.
ST. Luke was hanged upon an olive tree
in Greece.
St. John was put into cauldron Of
boiling oil in Rome, and escaped death
He afterwards died a natural death in
Epesus, Asia.
St. James the Great was beheaded a,
Jerusalem.
St. James the Less, was thrown from:a
pinnacle or wing Of the temple. and then
beaten with fuller's club.
St. Philip was hanged against pillar
at Metropolis, city Of Phyrgia,
St, Bartholomew was flayed alive by
the command Of barbarous king.
St. Andrew was bound to a cross,
whence he preached 10 the people ill he
expired.
St. Thomas was run through the body
with lance at CoramandeI, in the Eas,
Indies.
ST. Jude was shot TO death with arrows
st. Simon Zelotes was crucified in Per
sia.
St. Matthias was stened to dealt. b,
the Jews at Selania.
St. Paul was beheaded at Rome by tl'
tyrant Nero.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-07

GREAT MEN, How FALLEN Some
days ago, there were taken to the tombs,
in New York, while in beas,ly intoxica
tion, lawyer who had been somewhat
distinguished in his profession--n l,isto
rian, the author of stsndard work--an
editor, once talented and Of great re-
spectability-and lastly, clergyman, a
man Of refined manners, and highly cd
ucated. The lawyer was le. off the mex.
morning, on promise Of better behavior ;
the historian succeeded in get ing his
liberty, to get drunk again in the morning
following; the editor was sent to the
Aims House and the clergyman, At the
date of our information, still remained in
durance. What an example this Of The
leveling power Of strong drinks! Truly
it spares not the high nor the humble
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-07

PuSs.-Hood had q way Of perpeirat-
ing puns peculiar to himself. He never
descended to quibbling, to mere play up.
on syllables, but traves,ied . whole sen.
timent, and gave double meaning. not
only to lsnguagc, out to ideas conveyed
in that language. Wha, can be batter
than his description of Ben Battle. in the
conflict
'That csnnon-balI took of his legs,
And he laid down his srms."
Or that doleful announcement after his
death, when
''They went and told the Sexton,
And the Sexton tollcd the bell"
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-07

A man praising porter. said it was 50
excellent a beverage that taken in gress
quantities it always made him tat.
II have seen the time" said on other
"whcu it made you lean." .....4
"When!" asked the eulogist
Last night--asainst wall"