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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
One Week from next Tuesday.

The battle is near at hand Democrats,
are you all ready for the contest? One
week from next Tuesday, the great question
will be decided, whether the People--the
Den1ocracy--ehall rule; or the State be civ.
en- over to the tender mercies of the Feder-
alists, Fusionists and Fanatics
We find the old enemy again in the field,
sailing under an alias dict,ms. Having failed
to secure the confidence of the people, after
changing their names dozen times, we now
find the Federal party calling themselves
Fusonists, Republicans, and Know Moth
ings, for The purpose Of deceiying the hon.
est voters of the United States, ard thereby
secure for themselves the spoiIs of Office.
BY making false promises, on TWO or three
occasions the Federal party have gained a
temporary triumph over the Democracy;
but as soon as they showed their hands, the
people indignantly hurled them from the
places they had obtained by fraud and de-
ception.
Friends, the talk you hear about slavery
in Nebraska and Kansas, is ''sound and fu-
rs, signitying nothing"---a contemplate
trick of your old enemy to throw dust into
your eyes, s,--to Blind you, u,--whiEe they grasp
the Offices throughout the country, and get
their itching hands into the Treasuryi
You have already had taste Of Galphin
rulc---a bitter tdsle--and We feel certain,
fellow Democrats, that you don't desire a
repetition Of the nauSeous dose. Turn Il
deaf ear, then, to the syrcn song OF the en-
cmy. Stick to your principles and youl
good old party, and vote as you have al
ways voted. Your country, your family
your own heart--all call upon you to b.
true to your integrity. Don't swerye froh
the path Of duty, though u thousand allur
ing snares should rise up to terpt you.
Democrats be active. be vigiIant, be firm
be tree! And, especially, Democrats o
little Harrison, we address the appeal to yot
do your whole duty! Let every voter bl
out to the polls on the second Tuesday o
October next. and glorious victory viii
pe,ch proudly upon your banners
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
Spurious Tickets!

lIhtton sets up great howl this week
aboat spurious tickets. If there are any
spurious tickets in circulation. they are cir
cuhted by fusionists and no one else. We
printed some OPEN tickets for Mr.. Stuart
In printing some of the same kind for Mr..
Patterson, one of our hands who printed
them, made mistake by placing Stuart's
name in place Of Bingham's. AS soon as
the mistake was discovered, it was correct
cd, and Bingham's name sub stituted. All
of those that were printed by mistake were
Immediately destroyed. This the editor oil
the Republican knew. And further, we will
give him IS, as poor as we are, for every
sheet OF tickets printed at this Office. head
ed Anti. Nebraska Ticket, with Stuart name
IN it, that are in circulation. Produce them,
or acknowledge that you have basely, will
fully and maciously lied about them.
You cannot injure Mr.. Stuart's election,
Richard. by any such clap-traps. And you
knew that you lied when you stated that
they had "been printed at the instance OF
Mr.. Stuart
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
Probate Judge.

The democratic central committee of
Harrison county. at their meeting on last
Saturday, unanimously placed in nomina-
tion as che Democratic candidate for Pro-
bate Judge of this county. JOSEPH REA,
ESQ., of Cadiz township. in tho place OF
ttsorge Cook, Esq, who declined the tom.
ination.
Mr.. Rea is too we'll and favorab'y known
throughout this county 10 need any recon-
mendation from us. An win admit, without
distinction Of party, that he is just the man
needed to Ell shat office. 10 ill that office
properly. the person that holds il, should be
man Of Grmness, sound Judgment, a good
scholar, and the will to give decisions
These qualifications Mr.. Rea possesses He
Is the only man now running for that Office
that possesses ALL of those qualifications.
This will be admitted by every intelligent
man in she county. Then, if the people
desire the Office properly filled, they willie
loct Joseph Rea.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
Our County Ticket.

Every man on our county ticket has al.
ways been a firm reliable democrat. They
have always labored for the success of lem.
ocrsdc principles. They all come up to the
Jefersonian standard--"honest, capable and
faithful" Is there democrat in the coun-
ty who viii withhold from one of them his
support? We believe there is not. Let us
go to work and triumphaNtly elect them.
We can'do il il we will, Lst there be no
then. but rally to their support as
one man. Democrats Of Harrison county. il
our county ticket is defeated, it will be your
fault. You have the pswer 70 alee. every
man en- it. Usei and all wlllbe well. N
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
Anti-Nebraska Meetings.

We see by flaming handbills stuck ahou'
town, and an article 10 the last Republican,
that there is to be some miM speaking in this
county during the present week, by Messrs
John A. Bingham, LEWIS LEWTON and
+. G. Rowles.
Well, ewlon has got at last where he
has been trying to get for the last two or
three years, and that is between two Wings.
Would It not be we'll enough for him. now
that he is a Wing. that he would return to
the Democratic party what he received from
them, and that is, the Office of Prosecuting
Attorney. Honorable men generally do
that thing. Daniel Kilgore when he left
the party, resigned his office. Will Lewton
do the same? We shall see how much ho1pr
he has about him. We congratulate our
Wing friends on tie voluoWs accession to
their ranks; and if he proves as recreant
to them as he has 10 the Democratic party,
they will damn the hour that they received
him
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27


"The editor of the Sentinel. in the last
number of his paper virtually charges John
Sloan with peyury,-hepuJ1ican. .
Eg- We gave the law that John Sloan
was to be governed by, in Publishing the
receipts and expenditures. II disobeying
that law perjures him. then is he pe,1ured
man. II Price and Edney he former audi.
tors disobey ed the law, ii is no reason that
John Sloan should. Custom is not Iaw.--
This John Sloan and Richard Hatton should
remember. And further, John sloan's worst
opponet is such pen as yourself. You have
done more to secure his defeat than any
other man in the county. Do you take?--
Here is the law that Sloan Is to be Gov
erned by
"That at the June session the Commits
sioners shall examine and compare the ac-
counts aud vouchers of the County Auditor
and Treasurer, count the funds in the Treas.
ury. and direct the Auditor to publish an
exhibit of the receipts and expenditures for
the past year" "asa3 sa
y Let John Slean and every voter in the
county ponder over it, and see whether he
has obeyed it in not publishing the receipts
and expenditures at the proper time.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
Bolter in the Field.

Tim. Day, conceited, sore headed trou-
blesome sort of an office seeking Democrat
in Hamilton county, is out as an fndepen-
dent candidate for Congress. His tnodesty
opens thus baa
To the Independent! voters Of tho First Con.
gressional District Hl 'A"'
Fellow Citizens. In announcing myself
as an Independent anti-Nebraska, anti Ad.
ministration Democratic Candidate for Con.
gress, in this district, I desire In define my
position clearly. have not been, am not,
never shall be an Office seeker. have al
ways thought that the people needed hon.
est, firm, energetic and capable men in Of
fee. .se ste.st.l
That will do, Tim---you can retire--you
are not the man the people "nsed." accor-
ding 10 your own showing. II Is all day
with you:
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
Ealf a Million Of the State Debt
h paid Within 1hree-fourths Of a

Il COAs .Nt!
The journal, and other Fusion papers, BY
their misstatement in reference to the amount
raised by taxation during the present year,
drove usinto the State AUDITORS office
and while there for the purpose of gathering
facts TO correct their errors, we made in
quiry into the progress of the redemption
Of the State stocks, and find that HALF A
MILLION OF DOLLARS in Ohio stocks
have been cancelled during the preasent
ysarl Thus is Iiquidated, under a demo.
cratic State Administration, Of debt that was
taxing the productive energies Of our peo.
pie thirty thousand dollars per annnm land
q debt which, under the Wing policy.
whichis to never pay. wotld have been
continued inde6nently. Under Wing fnan-
ciering, this half million d dollars would
have gone into the hands Of some favorite
Insurance, Banking Or Railroad Company.
Which policy do the people choose--that ol
The Democracy. cr that ot the coalition Of
stock, ,jobbsrs, Ranters,. Wings aud Fusion
ists?-- Statssmop.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
: sss : : : !
TIE Cloven foot OF whiggeIy--.
q,ha Eraa Satyara Qold

The Whig papers Of this place haze pub
published : 'strT purporting 10 have bcen
wr.,ten by ii. SlrART 70 an individual Of
th.s county. A We nave heime sud The
letter ccnlSins nothing that any Dento Tat
can find f4ult with, yet whig papers have
eKertrd all ihsir ingspsits ID 'eFvrTt and
misreprcsent The 'atgusge used by the nu-
thor. They are celNaiuiy welcome 10 all
-her can rrakt on al lIlis snutll hE,ir
The ac.s O. these Wnig journals in mai
i.r lully iu,tif, us o presenting lie follOv
iap ex rgcl fiom l"Iisr wrigen by promi,
nrp Wig Of his pIace to a lcsling Whis
Vi Jefferson cula;y, which has l.e-n Cornish.
rJ ua b; lisy 5oil gentleman VI, - SAN the
dginal.
the Whig il 5e ferson copn'v % WHOM
the letter Vas wIutrn gave his New i,l>bon
fri nj 10 understand thai hs wa4 ppo-ed to
nominating frer Scler Or Abo!,swrisr for
Congress that such 81 n.ta cead ret u,Br
the Wing vote Of 5rffvr~or. lie also men
iioned BISGaAM as has Il, ST choc,, ana kcG
LEr as his second
The following extract is from letter, as
we have before si il, written b. ieaIiny
Fusion Wing Of New Lisbon, in answer to
his whig friea IN 5e,fcrton. /. speaks tor
itself aud SHOWS the tloven tout Of Whigge
ry in It's naked dvlorm&t,:
"New Lisbon, Sep. !, 1884.
Dear Sir.
"Yon and agree perfectly in principle
though We differ in policy Ii will not do to
nominate Wing Of the Baltimore Platform
Schobl. consequently Bingham, who | am
frank 10 say, respect for Ills adhearahce tn
Wing principles, will not do in the present
crisis The same may I've said Of Ecki-y.-
In this county We think the b'gst policy is
80 nominate man who IN the past acted
with The Free Soilers, such one for in
stance as Catte3l. This is necessary If We
expect to beat the lneofocoS this fall, Tie
Free Sellers declare chat they will no, Sup
port Bingham or Eckley and We cant coax
the internal tribe TO support @ny but one OF
their own choice for Congress. l am. and
80 are the Wligs generally wIlng to sub
rnit for the sake Of success. Afier we ub.
tain power am ready for one 10 teach these
fas;idious Free Soil gentlemen that "some-
things can be done as well as ethers ! ou
understand
hope. therefore you viii agree with MS
at this time, and viii net insist on the nomi
nation OF either E3kIry or Bingham, AS the
tucsess Of either wi secure Stuart's eec
ton aud the defeat OF the Peoples party in
his county"
Not word Of Gompen. does the above
extract need. We have The beat OF Free
Soil testimony as 10 the genuDeness Of the
Setter, snd we presume the Wings will Dot
Se bold enough to deny its authenticity.-
II there is a Free Sni}er in the county tha!
will act with WhigSery after reading the
foregoing they deserve 10 BE- cheated
shat's an.--.Np Lit5on Potria
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
John a. Bingham.

H. r,s,o, C,prant;o, ,~hioh r,a, =,
s.orlan Snr;n,,s laot val ar,or .j,b, bel.
%a,t;u "a. nominated Jouv A R,vGu4x of
9Iorr;son county az ,hs;r candidate far Con.
.,,r.ao H.. .vos no, IN. cho;ce If ,b;s cnnn
D, ~. t,,s,n.,no rror, r,,.,,,,a,na vn,.l +,
Ia., r,r 1,rrr7 ~ y,len, 'rb. ram;
,,,aIh H., ,,i.n ,t a., InoLer
VI W: cI.' T,a,!, Wn,, :. "f.n,
70. ".S .,'o,,, L'o ,Is r.,.:,.;,'A ,r....n, ns
trI.V,,,,ri 'rI,,,T,,,t1,1 "f TypD,r"nT
fI.>,o.t lived for number of reors ia .
-,,nrl, a5,.,nin., ,be nnp IN ,EicI bs rr,
..ta. ,,e o,,,,L1 ,-,d ,h;,L y. IA Tow
s,,,,,Ihio,, aibia oo,ecalanIs pr.a,,, fl,
ya,rs hs@ n,cnn;ad ,osi,i,a 90 nnc n Tho
i,aIer. nf ,ha 5gak,, lt-L;o no,t,, in Eastern
qnh,o ". has stunned Fl wilson countv
ron, a4aIly for the who partv md aid moi
.nars Vi, donuncia,ionS If c;,hpr r, % Sail.
ers ny nsmocra,a H. summed The State
g., Hrvpv CIV Eonf,,cky sIoye .ho,drr il
IsAA ArI haIiavaA ,v;[h tho ,roha,t"H.,,
~ NJ ,ba Wnst" ,Lot ..,,Do i0rt},sJ usoys
mi .ny,,;o,.3 and ,on,t;S.,y nsoro ,},,,s,y !"
ate s,,m,sd rho sto,a fnr Z,c,Iuv T,v,oa
,he esrd,4re ~ ,bo VIII nar,u for nres;.
n nh hE.lI or M Inna
ira Slaves IN ahi.ct bond.oc. We heord
lin, MIA srsscb fnr T,yop on n.
Ys,h ~ Sa,a,,ror ,a1o aI W.sh;n,,,on
f,,n,rsev rn,c,v !, which bo eoIou;,sd n
tho skies T.y,op tho elave.bo,der and hit.
aerly Jssorn,sd y.v Huppy tho Frea Sol;
candidate Ter President. and desiynat.d
those who supportnd him q, "crarv tsnatics'.
and zone ideaists" We learn that he made
speech OF the same ournoyt in tl;is p)acc
during that same caposirn. tIe was 4 del.
gate to the Whis National Convention ,ha,
nominated General scorr. and we are in.
formed was one Of the committee which re-
ported the Whig platform laid down b>
That Conyention-.a nlatfoym which dec,ar. !
,ha, tho "comnromise measures Of 30 in.
GLIDING t},e fno;iiys slave law - wer.
essential to The nationality of the WHO mar.
~ and the integrity of the Union /" A pIst
form which "3enrec;ated all Spr,ner ao;,s t;on
ofthe Slavery oneslios a. darg.rous 70 our
peace." &c, He MADE .pechso fnr Soorr
who stood upon this pla,f,rn aua prgrd
Wings TO support him. In short Ire has
even been one of tho most decided bnnk4r
ncrt ofani.sl slavery mon. in fine sist cnn.
sressional district. And this ia the man
,rorirntcd Nv the Fusionists tn receive ,he
votes of an.i-sIaverv men and wbo,;s e,oec.
tea. If elected to cary o,,t an,;.xIsve ~ 20.
f,rms. Was there ever snob bnmhrSc.rv
and inconsistency Can II be nos ;blys ia,
men honestly anti. .slarerv in sentimen, and
yepi;,o IN ,La % :, c,,nor.ss;snoI ,;s,r;.,
viii support tbiis hunker Wing advocate Of
savebolders9 Certainly not, We are told
athe hes recently changed and that h,
il now with The Fu,ionists' rbis we have
no doubt I've and his friends will declare un.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
FACTS ron VoFEaS(
Keep it before the People


That the Democracy never have been.
ard never can be deiesIed, Shen they give
"lVnS pull, strong pull, aud pail alto
geIher."
Keep it before the People
That the Fusion Republican party is moth.
ing bat old Federalism, OF modern Whigge-
~ dressed up in new coat. with new
namel
Keep it before the People
That the Fusion movement is only at
tempted IN Democratic or closely contested
counties, by old. broken down, Federal
Wing polidcisns. who are hungry after the
loayes and fishes OF oficel
Keep it before the People
That Richard HsuUn, editor of the Caois
Republican has said the he intended to vote
for Andrew Stuart, tte Democratic nominee
for that Office.
Keep it before the People
Tha: there is moi 200 Wings ard Free
Soilcrs in Harrison county, but what haye
said within the last six months that tkey in
tended TO vote fJr Andrew Stuart
Keep it before the People
That every man on the Wing ticket in
this county with the exception of the In
6rmmv Director, have always been olG reg
ular Wings. and for the sake of Office now
belong to the Fusion Know Nothing party
Keep it before the People
That the Wing Office seekers and politi-
cans are always condemning party ConVen'
tons, where Whggery is in the nrinorityi
but are great sticklrrs for organization where
they have majority.
Keep it before the People
That this Government, the acknowledged
best upon the face Of The earth, is strictly
one of Democratic rule, ard that there is
not one la.0 upon the statute books Of oul
country that belongs to Wbiggery.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

ET~Will our friend Of the Republican
stick 70 his word? He has made pledges
through his paper, and in private eonyersa-
ton, (and We can prov II, thathe would
vote for Andrew Stuart for Congress. II he
was nominated for that office. VIII you
stick TO yQar word, Richard?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
nzZ- The Democtsts 81 Hamilton count,

ET The Democrats Of Hamilton county.
have placed in nomination as their candi.
dates for Congress the following gentlemen;
FIRST District. George H. Pendle.on; second
District. Wm. s, Groesbeck; and their cleo
ton y confidently predicted, The deEoc.
raey Of that county are fully aroused, let
ii be 10 all over the State. ,,e8as
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
Free Soile,s Readgl

We direct the attention Of every Free
soiler in Harrison county. to the following
able articles from the New Lisbon Aurora,
the oldest Free Soil paper in Ohio. They are
to the point. and every rnsn who Processes
to love the doctrines ineulcated by the Free
Soil party, shoald give them earnest heed:
As genera! principal the friends Of Libs
erty have been opposed TO secret organlta'
tions. fi'tose who have battled against op'
preston for many years, know by expert
ence that Freedom has nothing 10 hope from
such associations. But how is it now?-
Foremost, or one of the prominent, instru-
tDental;ties in this compromise fusion delu-
sion, and one on which its friends greatly
depend to pat down, not slavery, not inteni-
perance, bat the rascally 'locofocos,' is the
new political machine Know Nothing, se-
cret, m idnight cable. Don't il look singular
to see old antimasons running into this new
secrecy? Ii WGs q terrible thing once, with
them, for masons to meet in secret conclAve,
and plan and plot tocarry out their selfish
ends, but now it seems to be all right for
Know Nothings, an equally secret order, to
be advanced to power and influence! Gl r.
GUS consistency Truly, there was wisdom
in naming this new party fusion for iti
like the 6elliounders making bells. they
mix or J,tse variety OF metals into one So
lid body, it is said, and then mould il into
bells, which are adapted mty for making
noise in the world That will be about the
end of uson; very probably-Iike bell it
will end in noise. But, as / was saying.
there are in it masons and ant-masons, s!a,
very and nttslavery; grog and anti-grog-
r for some great soapsticks are prominent IN
I its councls--bank and anti-bank, tariff al q
7 anti. tariff; and the rros and cons of pretty
7 much every thing else. The prophet Amos
once inquired; Can two walk together Elk
cept they are agreed? Doubtful. We're he
a incarnale now ne might renew the inquiry
!. in very enlarged form.
J On Thursday last 81 whlgs and e5 Free
soies met in delegate convention, at Harlem
: Springs. for the purpose of nominating
JoosJten candidate for Congress. From what
/ can hear quite number Of the delegates
from this county were sent by a few togy
. wings, and it tlrAy have generally been So
e Why dn't the Big Organ, the Buki
d give the names of he,delegates? The del
:, gate from this, Centertp., Mr., Wadsworth,
is an old %hig stamper; and defender OF
the doggery keepers, in general, before tbe
n court of probate to try reprobates, That
three fths Of the delegates were wings.
: Clay -TaylorrScott wings, the following bal
n otiggs will fully show;
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

.ET-'T The election is one week f,om next
Tuesday, tie 10Th day Of October Dem.
ocrsts oflIsrrison county. pull together as
good yoke-felEows. and glorious victory a.
waits y,f, Do you wiSh to see your party
triumph! All will snswer that they do.
Then work increasingly, -energetically and
unIHipgly.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

ETWEen you see squsll arising insths
latitude Of your wife, waat course should
bs pursued to AVOID its consequences? Dou-
bic her cape with your left arm. and let yous
lips drop anchor on the cruising ground of
"smackes." NJ 3sg5
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

Sammy, what are you crying fors"
"Billl throwed the Bible at me and hit nae
on the head" aI osGg
"Wel, you are the only one Of my family
on WHOM the Bible ever made the least inn
preston" 1"'t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

RTThe cholera is still raging to- an a.
farming extent in Pittsburgh. 800 deaths
are reported 10 have ooearred within eight
DAYS. Eiaai - 94&
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Democrats of Harrison County

To The polls. Your duty to your country
calls you there. And we are rejoiced to
see general disposition throughout the
county to come up to the rescue and put to
flight the combined forces of Nhiggery,
Fusion, Know Nothingism combined. This
is right. 1t is the duty Of every good Dem.
ocrat to be ACTIVE, VIGILANT and UN
TIR1NG. The Democracy of Harrison
county cannot be defeated if they do THEIR
WHOLE DUTY, truly. faithfully and ear
nestly. Not moment should be lost by
inactivity. Our opponents are moving
working la:e and early. No democrat should
be idle. Much is yet 20 be done in the way
of ORGANIZATION. We beseech you,
then, fellow Democrats, to commence the
work NOW. Organize thoroughly every
township--every school district See that
arrangements are perfected fog bringing ev.
cry Democratic voter to the polls. Vote
your ticGet--disregard all "Fusions" and
ism" ali faIsehoods aud ISLANDERS against
the Democratic candidates battle vigorous.
ly and manfully for the good old cause, aud
glorious victory will be your reward.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
Legion Of Honor!

The following gentlemen have paid their
subscriptions to the Senline! since Septem.
Der IS, 854: ss lal, ,sseis
Wm. Jones. Steabrnville, $3.50
S. Potts, German tp., $50 gl,6o
Wn Patterson, Stock tp., pQsls50
Geo. Liiel, do do anas 600
George Baker, Washington tp. a l,5O
r. Love, Cadis tp. @.l saa 500
A. b. West, do do II gfA50
EE Ghe above list makes rather poor
show, considering il has had two weeks to
mature; but still we are thankful. Come,
friends, you tina, are indebted to us, make
our 'flegions 81 honor look a little fuller
after this We need money very bad.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

ArEENvsoN OLp WHrGs!--IIon. Thomas
Ewing, a man who is known throughout the
length and breadth of the country as one Of
the most reliable WhigS there is in it, is op
posed to the present fusion movement lin
Ohio. For this act. he has been read out
and outragecusly abused by The Lancaster
Ohio Gazette, fusion paper Published az
his residence and paper too that he cstab-
fished in former years, The last number OF
that paper daubs him with the lowest Kind
of filth on account OF his opposition tolusiop.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

EJ Godey's Lady's Book for October 10
a capital number. We believe it far out
shines any of its predecessors; and that
won Id be very hard to do. You that wish
a good mag ,sne send SO to L: A. Cooley,
1l3 Chestnut street, Philadelphis, and yOa
will obtain it.