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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-16
THE NATIONAI HOUgE,
aWV ..a..E.-- EWgs e NA.i1,Es.

aOV +'Aa.E.7 Etpgs 2D CI1iG'Ks.
NIEW ERA III medicine, no more imposition or
~ eXrortion, culnmel. DR.. TowNSENDS uni.
vCrsa health pills. Each Box contains 100 Pills at
the ast0nlshlngty reduced rate ol - cents per box
The poor need no longer be without the remedy for
diScuse.
The Proprietor of these PILLS, therefore, Justly
blainls TO be Phllanlhropst, and the Great Pioneer
in the work OF providing for the suffering, not only
an lnaIible remedy, but OF placing this remedy
within the means oil all however destitute their con
diton.
The Pills may I've used with safety at all times:
they never violent in their oporatiOn but always
through and efficient. This desirable result is ac
compIished without the aid of CalonleI, or the many
drastic purgatives usually employed The public
may assured that Mercury, in none OF Its FORMS
enters INTO their composition.
SARSAPARlhLA,i in highly concentrated state
forms prominent ingredic0t; The remaining ingre
dientS are Balsanls aud Gums, long known and val.
ued in the Medical proiesson; the Whole forming
compound uneqnallod for all
Impurities OF the Blood Costiveness Iaundce
Female complaints, Sick Headache Pain in the
Back, Bilious Affections, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Constipation, Pains in the Head, Pains in ahe Side
Liver complaints FebriIe Affections, Piles, lrreg-
ularities, Pains III the Breast, Pains in the lons
&c.
The Purifying properties of thes PesiI are belfev
ed to surpass the power OF all other medicines Op
Grating always thoroughly, yet without the aid of
mineral posons, they are peculiarly adapted to fam
lily use; safe and salutary in their impression upon
the system they may be taken all times and BY ALL
Now for these, and kindred diseases, Townsend's $
Pills are the one Great Remedy
They most speedily and ehectually do the work,
sllbduing lufamatons and Fevers, opening obstruc-
ted pores, promoting perspiration, and soothing
did sensibilites In Short they are warranted Bet
ter than all ohers--cheaper than all-and destined
to supercede all! Try them, nvalids, sufferers one
and all-and Recommend the Pills to your neigh.
bors. "a
35-Directions accompany eack Box. A PAL.
MER, General Agent Stouington. conn.
Remember the Price, One Hundred Pills ofTwen
ty-tivc cents!
For sale by Patterson & CO. and IL Logan Geo,
Wheeling Va.
AGtNrs.--John BE all and Hamilton, Cadiz, &
+ Croskey and M J ley, New Market. Brown,
Barallouso and w Walters, New llagerst ow
A Jul Schneider, y eheId. E Philips con
Smyrna sep. 1858 -ly
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Wheeling, sep2S ls53-ly
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BOO K-BIN D Err AM B LA n K BUU K
MANUFACTURER,
No. 2l1s MONROE ST., Up Stairs.) WHEELING, Va.
TNHE undersigned would respectfully beg leave to
l. inform you of the fact, that he has purchased the
establishment lately known James NJ Ewings
Book Bindery and Blank Book Mandatory, and
is now prepared to execute to order, ali kinds Of
Ruling, to any pattern. Blank Books, of every de-
scription will be bound in any preferable STYLE such
as Half-b bound, Full bound, Sheep, Russia exT6
Russia Bands.
We are also prepared to bind Music, Magazines,
Law Books Periodicals, &c, &c. in any style that
NAV be preferred, to compete with work done in any
part of the country.
Should you have any of the above wosk odo please
leave your order, IF ever small it will be thank
fully reeeiVed) at my Bindery, No. Pan, Monroe
Suest, Up Stairs)
Particular care taken in binding Magazines &C.
Whnrlimr san2S lSl3-N -
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$50 Reward!

VIZ LII. be paid to any person who will buy box
w of DIR. TERREL'S Healing Ointment and
use it according directions if they will call at my
olhce and say, with clear conscience, that it viii
not completely cure chapped hanSs, chlblains, chat
ing Sore Lips, Burns and Freezes Sores ON children
and greatly alleviate, ifno entirely cure Salrhcum
Piles, inflammation of Breast, bites OF Insects, Pmpe.
on the Face, and all diseases of the Skin
MONROE TERRELL, Naucamck coun.
To whom all Orders should be addressed Sold
also by the Principal Druggists and country Mer.
chants generally
WHOLESALE DEroTs-C Chckenner & Co, No
81 Barclay-st, New York; A Mcclure & co., Alba
ny; Fleming & Brothers, Pittsburgh; VIM II Brown
and Bro, No. 4 Liberty.st., Baltimore; Il W Dyot
and Sons, Philadelphia
AGENTs.--John Beall and Hamilton, Cadn
sen2S lS53-Iy
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New Furniture and
CHAIR w ARE ROO MS F!

INVITE the atieutI of house keepers and others
L to theirnew Furn..ure and Chair Ware Rooms,
few doors below the Market House They are pre-
pared to furnish all articles in their line, such as
Dressing and Ppin Bureaus, Secretaries and Book
cases, Card, Dining and Breakfast Tables Bodsteads
in every variety, Work and Wash Stands, Sofas
Divans, Ouomans, &c Fancy What Nots, Fancy
Work Stands.
Chairs, Windsor, Cane Seat, Mahogony, in every
variety, plain and fancy, Looking Glasses, Clocks,
&c; all of which will be furnished prOmptIy'to or
der at the lowest prices We respectfully invite ths
public to call and examine stock, feeling assured
that we can render satisfaction in all cases.
MUNDAY g. CUTTS.
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Notice.

THE undersigned having removed to Csdiz, for
the purpose OF establishing himself in business ihere,
respectfully requests ail those who know them
selves to be indebted TO VIM G. Finney, and Vim.
q Finney a. Co, to come aud settle their accounts
at their earliest convenience, wish to CLOSE up
ihp old books and we have need OF the funds. ALso
ceased will please make immediate payment, if
Jhey wish to save costs. All the nI owe accounts
may be settled with RObt ii. Smith as his agent in
Deersville, as the Books are there
MaY "a, 1851 WM. G. FlNNEY
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CARDING.

TINE undersigned takes this method OF informin
L the public that he has bought and is now perma
nently repairing ana fitting up the Carding, Fuing
and Manufacturing establishment lately owned by
X. Teal, three miles south OF Cadiz, on the road to
New Athens. lie expects to be ready to do all the
Carding that lie may be favored with this season.
Wool will be taken in at the store of Wood &
Smiths, in Cadz, and returned promptly, and ali
work warranted. A Liberal share of public patron
age is desired. Prices low as other responsible
establishments. JOSEF II Il. JOHNSTON.
May II, 1858.
N. B. Coverlet and Carpet Weaving done on the
most reasonable terms for customers at the above
establishment l. r. JOHNSTON
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TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
/ public thathe keeps constantly on hand all kinds
of Ca binet Ware manufactured Out cf the best ma.
terial and finished in the neatest style, which he will
dispose Of on the most reasonable terms.
He has also recently received from Pittsbureh<a
large assortment Of Fancy and Common ChnirsA
Looking Glasses, Plates ofall sizes, Gilt Mould FT1
ng for Locking Glasses and Picture Frames, etc.
He is prepared to furnish Coffins ofevery kind and
will carefully attend to Funerals He has the only
Hears in town for the accommodation of the country
Cadiz, March 30, 1854 ]. GILLESPIE.
N. B.--A nice Rockaway Carriagbifor sale cheap.
lhp j. w. G.
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AGENTS FOR THE SENTINEL
The following named gentlssaen are cur auihoTSzcd
agents u receive subscriptions advertisements, aud
lob WORK. We hope they will prove themselves to
Ltgood Agents. All CONTRACTS made be them will
atrictly fulfilled by us; .i-
Freeport-Joseph Alien
WiliaIa Fleming.
Mooreiield--A. Jul, Schneider.
FrankIin-Dr K. Cenaway.
RuInley-Jucob Gutshall.
SlOrl Cfeek--Asa Holmes.
SSoek-James HoagIand
Asbens-Dr Thomas Fasdley,
Csresns- S9nauel Bell.
eierman--John Brown.
Eorth-A. +. Croskey.
@9nroe-Henry B. Heller
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Mammoth Hat Store.

@ MIG AND l4S, MAIN STREET WHEELING, Va
D.AVERY, having enlarged his store in order to
"a i the demand, has on hand az is receiving
from the eastern cities, and manufacturing one os
the largest stocks Of Hats and Caps that has ever
been offered in this city, consisting of every variety
and style now in use, all OF which will be sold at
he lowest possible price, wholesale and resai
Sept. Ia, 1Sa3.-ly
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Pay Up.

A LII persons who know themselves indebted TO
N A. H. Burtch, will please call and settle i'm
as this is the first and last cali.
August l0, 1858. A. ii. BURTCH.
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Latest Arrival.

TUST received and for sale, decidedly the newest
u and finest assortment OF BOOTS and SHOES, al
the well known establishment OF
S. SLEMONS.
CadiZ June ], 1858.
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All Who nave DtuFus 70 cut OF hhlf 70 crop,
Just call on me at my old shop;
Yes, friends, I'll tell you what to do:
Give Inc call at Number Iwo;"
At noon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stay;
But give me time, dear sir, to rest,
Upon that day that God has blessed.
My room is neat, my towels clean,
My scissors sharp, and ra2ors keen,
And everything ! think you'll find,
To suit the taste and please the mind,
And then move my hand as true,
AS any barber e'er can do,
With rapid touch I'll smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And all that art and skill can do,
Your iloney will procure for you.
October 8, 1851. LOT WILLIS
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FreSN D9'1lOS,

4 We subscriber is receiving his stock -
Il Of Sp.Tng and Summer DRUGs, which
awe all been selected by himself in the EkN
i. .ls'ern cities; and is much the largest
assortment OF the kind ever brought to I'D
this market, and in point oi quality price, etc. will
compare with any stock in the eUmtry, lie will sell
as low us any establishment wesI of the mountains
for cash or approved country produce Persons
wishing to purchase any article in the
Is - % ~ OIk ID hG u d LIMB
would do well to call and examine his stOek before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALL.
Indiz. nnril 2h. 1851 IL
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McMechen's Literary Depot.
TNHE undersigned has removed his LITERARY
J. DEPor to No. a. Washington Hall, Monroe ST.,
where he constantly kesps on hand, books station
cry varieties also, all the popular Magazines, News
or Literary Papers Of the day. choicer selection
of the latest POPULAR PUBpfcATIoNs cannot be found
in any establishment in the West He invites his
friends from Ohio to give him call.
JAS. H. McMECHEN.
Wheeling, sep2S lS59-lY
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NEW CHINA
Notice.

THE subscriber having purchased the entire in
erest of Francis Morey in the tannery of George e.
Morey, is authorized to settle all the claims of the
late firm The business will hereafter be continued
by the undersigned. ! have now, and will keep con-
stantly on hand large and extensive assortment Of
all kinds Of leather to which invite the attention OF
he public
The highe i market price will be paid in cash for
HIDES and SKINS SAMUEL GEORGE.
p. 5. Those having land to clear, would do well to
save their BARK, it will pay the expense ofclear
ing. s. q.
Cadiz, o. March 90, 1854.
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:. TUkNEk'' THU5 e. kUW LLs
Turner & Rowlcs.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW & SOLICITORS IN
CI1ANCERY,
uANIG formed partnership in the practice Of
IL their profession, will attend promptly to all
business entrusted to them professionally, in Harr
syn and the adjoining counties
Office nearly opposite the Mansion House up
stairs.
Cadiz, August 3, 1853
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A beautiful lot OF LADIES home made dres shoes
"A Gators &c. latest styles, and warranted to
" afe well. Also Eastern d9-at very low prices
y. plLLlPS & SON.
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Nj. G. SLEMMONS,

At his old stand again,
s prepared to do all klnas of Blacksmithng, Horse
l. Shoeing, &c, in the best manner, and on the
most reasonable terms. He keeps constantly ON
hand and for sale cheap, the following articles: t
Two horse Wagons, and, Baggies, eT li4
Hall and Speer's Iron ceher Flows,
Iron double shovel ploWgS"
Steel tooth Cutivators, &
He will keep an assortlaent of plows and points
constantly on hand. He Gun furnish hillside and
sub-soil plows, onthe shortest notice.
Indiz q Anrn 1Aht.tf -
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Michael Feist.

il tai Dealer in Candies, Cakes, Nuts, Raisihs,
Crackers ant Imported Cigars, nearly opposite the
bank, SIeabenville, Ohio
N. B.-Wedding and other parties tuTnished with
Cakes, &c, on ehOff notice May 10, 1854
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n. PHTLLIPS 3 SON.

MANUFACTURER Of boots ant shoes, and
IEl dealers in Trunks and TRAVELLING sacks, Mo-
roco a. kid.skins lining and binding do Peggs,
Nails, thread and sho6-findings generay keep con.
santly for sale assortment Of tho above ticlesaf
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s. & H. McFADOEN

S. q II. WcFAUUEN
~ ESPECTFULLY announce to The pubicl that
/ they are now receiving their stock Of SPRING
GOODS which has been selected expressly for this
market, aud SO purchased, that they will be able to
sell them on the most reasonable terms.
Our stock is full and embraces everything kept by
the ,rade We respectfully solicit an examination
Of our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
s. g. H. McFADDEN.
Au.1
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Axes! Axes.

Axes AXCns
lust received end for ale, anew lot ot lippin-
- colt & Cos. Double Extra Cast Steel Axes, war
ranted; also ShOyels, Spades, Hatchetts, Mill SCut
Circular, and Hand saws q splendid sTiicle, call
soon at -, a II BURTCHS.
tap26, ls54.l
/ WOULD call the attention OF Mechanics to a,
L superior stock efkdge Tools, manufactured
the Ohio ToOl Company, and decidedly the best eye
brought TO this market, which can sell at prices that
cannot fail 10 suit purchasers. Call and examine
them A ii BURICH
fanl6 l9541
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Sh0mCh0is!

WOOD g. SMITH have for sale a fine lot Of
w Shanghai Eggs Warranted genuine aud fresh
Price So per DOZEN
npril 10. 1854
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ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.

EEFsaag Fera objects 10 mea she'd
ditHg tesrs, She. says it is an Infringement
on one Of wOmsn's most valuable .'wstsr
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The Washington Star declares that the
Executive has decided to assume the entire
responsibility Of the burning of Greytown,
by Capt. Hollins, and will accordingly stand
between that officer and all the legal or 9th.
erProceedags tina. may be attempted against
him by those whose property was consumed
or damaged in that memorable victory
This statement is believed to be authentic,
and all those Journals and Stump orators,
who have been excusing this act, and endeav.
ing to shift the responsibility on to other
shoulders than those of Pierce and Marcy
will now please stand corrected. They as
sumo the responsibility of ordering it and in.
tending to have it performed.
The N. Y. Tribune, commends Messrs
Pierce and Marcy for their magnanimity in
Sowing up to the Corn" and assuming the
entire responsibility adds, that: ga
detected house-areaker or highwayman who
boldly acknowledges his deed, is spontan-
eously esteemed more decent aud manly
villain than one who sneaks. and lies, and
strives to evade the inevitable certainty of
his guilt"
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Ane concert ut Apollo Hall Tonight.
We call the aitention of our amateurs of
hne arts to the advertisement of Mr.. Huge
ro's concert. We acknowledge honestly
that we sometimes have permitted ourselves
to be taken advantage of by individuals who
under an assumed name, air and reputation
tried to practise their fraud on our communi.
y. Wehaye made up our mind to be very
careful hereafter in either saying ANYTHING
pro or contra, where we are notin full nos.
session of the facts. Now here in regard tn
The concert that is to come off at the Apollo
Hall tonight, there is no danger of being
imposed upon, as we have had occasion to
satisfy ourselves about the high quali6ca-
tons OF the performers. They are at the
same time men of our own place. Why not,
when we have the artists among ourselves,
protect them! Why not encourage them.
But lock at the programme. Read sue b
names as Auber, Gungl, Bellini, Strock,
aud others, and then thin k of the accom-
plishments of The performers, and if you
then hesitate TO spend your half dollar io'
such an entertainment, there is no use Of GU
saying any more.
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BALTIMORE. Friday .Sen,emho,


BY mail we have New Orleans papers o,
Saturday last, in which we find details Of
Of the Mexican news TO the 22d inst.
The Mexican papers assert positively tina,
Count Boulbon was shot. So
Santa Anna had issued decree enabIino
the religious orders to avail themselves IF
the civil tribunals, to enforce upon monks
and clergy adherence to their vows.
BY the latest English packet the dividend
was RENTED to English bond holders of Mexi.
can Bonds.
1t was reported that Villarcal, the next in
command to Alvarez, and one of his most
able supporters, died az Acapulco, of wounds
received a late skrmish. =.
dead. +-
The deaths by yellow fever at Charleston
last week were all foreigners bur three.
The official statement OF the United States
Treasurer shows S25 ,o29, 900 in the Treas
ury on the 2Sth ult
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MaSS Meeting.

call for mass meeting at the Market
House for tomorrow evening. will be found
in to-day's paper. Mr.. McMasters, OF
Princeton, has been invited to attend, and
will no doubt be present and make one of his
able speeches The character of the clergy
will also be defended from the gross attacks
made upon certain of its members by Col.
May and other Nebraska oratois- We pre-
dict tremendous meeting and better speak
ing than we have had in this city for some
time.
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The NIormnniics.

AT Ayr, one evening laiely. a party of three
women and one man were seen walking to
ge,her on the beach, and separated, the man
taking his position barely out of pistol shot
aud to the surprise of Knockers, he common
ced stripping, as if going to battle. But sur
prise " as succeeded by CONSERVATION on tie
part of the spectators, when one of the wo-
men began to divest herself of her clothes =
The man met the lady half way, and, to the
amusement of all who witnessed the spec.
tcle, gave her his arm, and slowly and cere-
moniously marched into the sea knee deep
Adult baptism was he key to this proceed
ing; for the man. alter pronouncing some
gibberish, immersed his companion over head
and ears; and pronouncing a benedictior.
they slowly returned TO their respective
places. The party went off singing psalms
aloud. Subsequent inquiry brought out the
fact, that the dipper is Mormonlte-a dis.
ciple Ut Joe Smith, and the .dippee is a newly
made convert. Many of the sect, strangers.
have been seen IN Ayr Greenock Adrer.
tiSer.
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awe would have our Wing national

~ we would nave our wing natlonal
friends and the Den ocratic party bear in
mind that the great question involved in this
congressional election, is, whether the gleri-
Gus Union of our fathers shall be preserved
or not. This is the paramount question, and
all others dwindle into insign ficance beside
it. A vote cast for Judge Hall in this eau
vass is one bid for Disunion.-l Enquirer.
1t makes no difference to US whether the
writer OF the above be u fool or knave-
we don't sag he is either, but the extract
very conc!usively proves it. The idea Of
saying a vote cast for Judge Hall in this can
vass is one bid for Disunion! Just such re-
marks as these are electing Judge Hall be
yond the shadow of a doubt, and we hope
they will be continued. AS the writer has
evidently nothing to lose in reputation, it
won't hurt him to talk 50 every day.
In the above extract the Enquirer says
directly, that if the people ofthe North try to
effect the repeal of that part OF the Nebraska
law which relates to the Missouri ComPro-
mise, by eleclng anti.Nebraska Congress-
with the aid of Northern doughfaces, can
thrust forth her hand and strip from the
North what rights she pleases, but let the
Norh even ask back what has been taken
from her and disunion must follow! Now
Nebraska Locofoco doughfaces may talk
this way as much as they please, but if they
expect Northern Jreemen to yield support TO
any such trash Of sentiment, they will find
themselves badly mistaken. We believe the
North is now fully determined TO adhere TO
her own rights-aye, and to ask back rights
some of her traitors have so basely surren-
dered, without her consent, contrary to her
interests, and in direct opposition to her
known feelings. No cry of Aboliionism
and no cry of Disunion will frighten from
their purpose the people of the North
They intend supplanting in Congress the
traitors who have surrendered her rights, by
good men and true men and able men--men
who knowing those rights, dare maintain
them.
of these doughfaces, an organ OF these north
ern traitors who have produced all this en-
element, to urge those opposed to the Me-
braska swindle to keep quiet and not vote
for one of their own number, as they will
thus bid for disunion. 1t is the same assay.
ing that every man opposed to this swindIe
is Disunionist. But the people understand
where the responsibility lies. They know
who got up this excitement, and they do mo-
fear the cry OF disunion any more than tha
of abolitionism.
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II The "acting editor" Of the Enquirer
made speech" at Vincennes last Ssiur.
day. 1t had an excellent effect fer we re-
ceivedtwety-eight new subscribers from Vim
cennes the following Monday! We will do
Mr. DENLY the justice to say he makes an
excellent agent or solicitor. We hope he
will continue to act as agent for the Journal
in procuring subscribers. Every speech he
makes is good for at least dozen new sup
scribers to the Journal Good boy.