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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-24
the agent or agents obtaining such cerdd.

the agent OF agents obtaining such eerti6-
cate, shall Gle the same, together With the
,taieuiert on which it vas obtained, o. re-
aewed. il the Office 0; the clerk Of tie coCrt
of common pleas OF the county IN which such
agency is established. aud shall cause The
same to be published IN at least one news
pauer Of SAID county.
SIC. : Whenyg, any loss shall occur,
0. any property insared by any company
authorized to take risks under this act, it
shall be the duty Of HE agept by whom the
insurance was made, to relail..in bis posses
sion. until spch loss is adjusted and paid /;
Provide9, that if suit shall be commenced
/ by ihe party Insured against such company,
/ she agent may deposit in court double the
amount mentioned in the policy, tc abide
! the event Of the suit; or if the party insured
! shall net commence suit within ninsty days
after the agent shall have given written no
tice to such party thar the loss will not be
paid, the agent may thereafter pay over to
persons entitled, the moneys OF said com.
pany. And if any person insured by such
( company meeting with less, shall notify
any 9th, + agent Of such company thereof,
it shall be the duty Of such agent to retain
all moneys belonging to such company.
which may then be or may thereafter come
into his possession, as herein before required
of the agent with whom the insurance Wa.
effected. ''"
Sec G. That copies of sllpapers requi-
red By this act to be deposited in the Office
of the Auditor of State, certified under the
hand of such Auditor to be true and correct
copies of such papers, shall he received as
evidence in all courts and places, in the
same manner, and have the same force and
effect, as the original would have if produ-
ced. - 'HA
CSC. 7. ANY person or persons violating
the provisions Of this act, shall, upon con-
vction thereof in any court of competent ju-
risdictiouj be fined in any sum not exceed
ing one thousand dollars, or imprisonment
in the county Jail not more than thirty days,
and fed on bread and water oulv, or both
at the discretion of the court. Violations Of
the provisions of this act, may be prosecu-
ted BY information filed by the prosecuting
attorney Of the proper county, or by indict-
msnt of the grand jury.
+. c. LEBLOND,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
>. ROBERT LEE,
President Of the Senate, pso tenn.
May LIST, 1854. -.
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The Celebrated Horse,
Hill WOGsH.

TiIls Celebrated Trotting and Racking Horse
L Hiatoga will be kept aftet the 10th inst in Har.
risville at the stable OF G. Bleakmorcs on Mondays
Tuesdays, and Wednesday 's--with sufficient time
for moving the latter part of the week. he will be
kept at the stable of the owners at Hopedals, Har-
rison Co o. -
TERMS $6--sl2 and s15 The owner or keeper
will let the applicant know how and when the above
sums are 10 be paid. ttf
No accountability for accidents, parting with the
mara or failing to attend forfeits the insurance.
This Celebrated Horse Hiatoga is l65E hands
high beautiful bright bay and for all purposes, he
is thought to be one Of the best Horses iu Ohio
He sired by the old Hiatoga. The sire of this
Young Hiatoga was formerly in Augusta Co, Va.
and then brought by j. Rice 10 Fairfield CO., o. His
Dam is cross oil the Sir Peter and Eclipse. He is
very kiud and gentle in saddle or Harness as was
well tested by the Female Equestrianisni, at the
Harrison county Fair of 1853. r4h sF ~
kaN. d. Pasterage or fedd at moderate charges, y
ANf& p MOSES HANDLY, Owner
STEVEN BROWN, Keeper.
!. or Steubenyille Herald, Ohio Farmer and 81,
Clairsyille Gazette publish the above 70 the amount
Of ~, each, and send bills to this Office.
4 April IL, 1854.
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T. PHILLIPS & SON,
Dealers in Boots, Shoes, Leather, etc,
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
tIdIZ, OllisI.
" OtdeR Bee-hEUG SiO e
No l74 MAIN ST. WHEELING, Va.
Snrinp and Summer Trade

SHAAAE3 CAAA duS.
StT0NE g. THOMAS respectfully ANNOUNCE TO
~ the public, that they receiving their Stock
Of Spring and Summer Goods, which have been SC.
lected with great care exprei sly for this market
We have made extensive arrangements Tor much
increased trade, and wing made our purchases
almost entirely FOR cASH-we will be able 10 sell,
not only ior less than before could but many
styles Of Goods, greatly less than any house in the
city, either wholesale retail, and thus maintain
our already widely Established iame--of the Cheap
Cash Store. We can and will make it the interest
Of Cash Buyers to deal with u.s. Our Stock IS large
and will be replenished almost weeAly during the
season.. We have Ill store, almost every variety
from the Richest Silks and Dress goods imported
and some OF the cheapest goods that you ever saw
Here are few OF our prices.
DRESS SiLkS-Seyeral hundred pes of Fancy
Black and changsable Dress Silk and Satils
OF every style and price-s6m OF the Richest I'm.
ported--and many styles, at less prices than ever
before offered i'll Wheeling Beautiful Fis' Black
Dress Silks at 70 cts Barred do worth 100, at 623.
SHAWLS-crape shawls, plain and Emb'1-ev.
cry color silks, cashmere, de lain and IhibetSh
some OF The richest styles imported.
MantillaS Habits, Palker, &c &c, very rich
and cheap Dress Goods Of every style and price
Summer Silks, Tissue, Barege, De Bages, Swiss
Silks, Silk and Linen Goods Beautiful mourning
goods, Piaids and Stripes the greutest variety
bonneits, ribbons and trimmings OF every kind and
cheap, alss toll variety OF millinery q Gods
Linens, Russia, Scotch and Irish, q great ya1iety
an 4 cheaper thanyou ever saw thtm, and IN word
eYey kind OF goods in our hive, cheap and warranted
10 please. No trouble to show goods we respect.
uy solicit our examination at the Sign of the Gold
en- Beehive. ia Main ST. Wheeling
Wheeling, April l2 1854
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= Nntica

IHE subscriber having Purchased the entire in.
terestcf Francis Morey in the tannery of George r.
MoEey, is authorized TO settle all the claims Of the
late eirm The business will hereafter be continued
by the undersigned. have noW, and will keep con-
stapdy on hand large and extensive assortment of
all kinds Of leather, TO which invite the attention Of
the public. f& FsA &AFTf~
The hghe i market rrice will be paid in cash for
HIDES and SKINS SAMUEL GEORGE {,
T. S. Those having land to clear. would do well to
their BARK as it will pay the expense Of clear
ing sc.
Cadiz, o. March @, 1851. -
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Gold dollars for rs cents:

TO be had at the Bee Hive storen and even better
bargains than that, in the shape OF Dry Goods: Only
hOar atew OF them and then come and see the hal
ance:
Beautiful Figured Black Silk at 75-worth 81.
do Barred do at 62H cts, the chean
est ever bought to Wheeling.
Beautiful Swiss Dresses, worth Ga, at Sl,7s.
700 yards French Ginghans at Is cts
5000 20 Prints, Madder stripes, at 8 cts
80 pieces fine French Lawns, worth % to 81 cts,
at l2H cts. * "
4Uo yards Mouslin de Lains at cents
And mulsltudes OF other bargains will be g!yen BY
STONE a. THOMAS
Whaling, Va. April IL 1854
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CARDTNG.

FJNHE undersigned takes this method OF informin
l. the public that he has bought and is now psrrna
nsntly repairing ana fitting up the Cardng, Frlling
and Manufacturing establishment lately owned by
\, Teal, three miles south Of Cadiz on the road to
New Athens. lie expects to be ready to do all the
Wool will be taken in at the store of Wood &
Smiths, in Cadiz, and returned promptly, and all
work warranted. A liberal shure of public patron.
age is desired. Prices az low as other responsible
establishments. JQSEfH K. JOHNSTON.
May II, 1853. =.
N. B. Coyerlet and Carpet Weaving done on the
most reasonable terms tor customers at the above
establishment. J. r. JOHNSTON !
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AN ACT
To prev ent the sdulteration of Alcoholic Ii

AN ACT
To prev ent the sdulteration of Alcoholic Ii
| quorS. .#.
| SEC. t.. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly OF the State of Ohio, Thst if any
person shall adulterate any spurious or al
coholic liquors, By mixing the same with
any substance of whatever kind, except as
hereinafter provided; or if any person shall
sell or offer to sell any spirituous or alcoholic
liquors, knowing the same to be thus adul-
terated, or shall import into this State. any
spurious or Intoxicating liquors. and sell or
offer for sale such liquors, knowing the same
70 be adulterated, or shall sell or offer to sell
auy spurious or intoxicating liquors, not in
| spected as hereinafter provided, he, she, or
they shall be deemed guilty of d misde-
neanor, and upon conviction thereof, shall
be fined in any sum not exceeding five hum
dred dollars, nor less than ore hundred dol
lars, and shall be imprisoned in the Jail of
county, not more than thirty, nor less than
ten days. -
SEC. 2. The probate Judge in each coun-
ty in this State shall appoint competent
chemist as Inspector, whose Cuty shall be to
inspect all aleoholc liquors imported into or
manufactured in the county in which he is in.
speetor, unless the same shall have the in
spector sbrand of some other county in this
State, which brand shall be evidence Of the
purity Of the article.
SEC 3. Said inspector shall before en-
tering upon the duties of his Office give an
undertaking that shall be approved by the
Judge Of probate, in Tbs penal sum Of not
less than one hundred, nor more than one
thousand dollars, running to the county, and
shall take and subscribe aD oath to faithful
ly discharge the duties of his Office.
SEC. 4. Said inspector shall keep an ac.
curate account Of all liquors by him inspec-
ted, and place his mark on the casks or
barrels, pure. if SO found, if not, impure:
and when he shall find any adulterated IL
quors. he shall give notice to the prOsecu-
Ting attorney Of the county, of the person
owning and offering for sale, such adultera-
ted liquors, who shall forthwith institute
proceedings against such person as herein
lfter provided; and If, upon said trial, he,
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she, OF they shall be found guilty of viola
ton of any Of the provisions Of this act, said
inspector shall forthwith destroy such adpl'
tersted liquor. Said inspectors shall each
be- Untitled TO receive for their services atore
said, tgo dollars per day, per mile end l'i'ie-
aye at the rate ot five cents, Tor each mite
be may necessarily be re9UiIed-io travel IN
the discharge ofhls duties, from the owneF
of the same or th5persoa o4erias to sell.
SEC. 5. Aay person who shall pa; no
barrel, cask, or other vessel. branded or
marked pure. BY amp inspector in this State,
adulteraIed liquors. sell or offer for ale
such Liquors for the purpose OF deeeiyng
any persons by the sale thereof, shall be
deemed guilty of an attempt to practice
fraud, and upon conviction thereof, shall be
imprisoned inthe penitentiary not more than
twelve months.
SEC. s. The provisions OF this act shall
lnt be so construed as to prevent the drug
gist. physicians, and persons engaged in the
mechanical arts, from adulterating liquors
for medical and mechanical purposes.
| SEC z. Prosecutions for violations o.
the FIRST section ofthis act, shall be commen'
ced by information, fled in the Probate
court of the proper county, by the prosecu'
ting attorney thereof; which informotion may
be filed without previous examination be.
fore magistrate, and the proceedings, af,
ter the filing the Information, shall be the
same as in other criminal cases in the pro
bate court.
F. G. LEBLOND,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
ROBERT LEE,
President of the Senate, pro tenn.
| Nav lst. 1854,
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T2S1 AN ACT
To extend tie jurisdiction of Justices of the
Peace in civil cases, and to amend sec
tions four Ave, and seven, Of the act on
titled "an act Of the jurisdiction and pro-
cedure before Justices of the Peace. and
of the duties Of constahles in civil cases, ~
passed March, fourteenth one thousand
eight hundred and ftty-three.
SEC. Be 1t enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That section
four of the act entitled an "act for the iu-
risdiction and procedure before Justices OF
the Peace. and of the duties Of ConstabIes,
in civil cases." passed March fourteenth,
one thousand eight hundred and fifty three
be so amended as to read as follews: Section
a. Under the restrictions and limitations
herein provided, Justices Of the Peace shall
have exclusive original jurisdiction with the
Court of Common Pleas in any sum over
one hundred dollas and not exceeding three
hundred dollars.
SEC. 2. That section fve of the above
mentioned act. be SO amended as to read as
follows: Section 5. When the balance
claimed to be due, on any open or unsettled
account, or on any bill, note, or bond, shall
be less than three hundred dollara, the par
ty by whom such balance shall be claimed
may commence his action therefor before
Justice Of the peace, who shall have power,
and he is hereby authorized to heas and de-
teraine the matters in controversy, with
out regard to the original account or con-
hact AID he may render judgment for any
balance foL nd due not exceeding three hun
dred dollars; and if any plaintiff appeal from
& judgment entered in his favor for such
balance and shall recover judgement for a
sum greater than three hundred dollars, be
sides interest and costs, he shall not recover
costs on such appeal.
Sec. ]. That section seven of the above
named act, be so amended as to read as
fellows: Section z. If any debtor shall ap-
pear before justice OF the peace, without
process, and confess that he is indebted to
another, it shall be lawful for such justice,
on tbe application Of the creditor, to render
judgement on such confe ssion against the
debtor for any sum not exceeding three hun
dred dollars.
SEC. 5 That the original sections four,
six and seven, OF the act to which this is
amendatory, be, and the same is hereby re-
pealed.
F. c. LEBLoND,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT LEE.
President Of the Senate, pro tenn.
May lst. 1854.