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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03
Foreign News.

From the news gathered by the arrival Of the
Arabia, and which may be found in to days paper,
it will be seen that the Powers" are preparing.fo
the contest in earnest and unless some adjustment,
now hardly to be anticipated) is speedily made, the
most bloody conhctever wtnessey on the European
continent will be the consequence 1t il fact IN
the history OF warfare, says exchange, that is not
always noted, that all imRovomentsin the arms and
muniments for destruction; really tend to make more
bloody and fatal the Interchange OF arms" While
the "scar and the gaping wound" formerly made by
the bill, the broad sword and the spear of earlier
times, are now rare yet the inventions and improve
ments in the art of war such, that when hos
tile, wel-trainod and appointed armies meet, the
slaughter and loss Of life will be Quadrupsi in Civ
en- space Of tima. With the modern Improvements
in arms, wi h power powder" Colts reyoLvers, re-
volving rifles, SC, &c, who estimate the con-
seouences OF collision between armies composed
Of two hundred thousand French, English, Egyp-
ians and Turks on the one slde, and an equal num-
bsr ofwit!. vet disciplined and we'll appointed Rus
slams on the other 80 900 French troops have al
ready landed at the city Of Constantine, an equal
number OF English troops dre on their way to.join
them while each will be followed up with heavy
recruits Immediately. The combined fleets in the
Euxine is numerous and Formidable, while Admiral
Napier has the flower of the English navy in the
Baltic ready to crush the Russian feet and COM
merce on the departure Of the ice Chronstadt is
the port of St Peter,burgh and it is expected that
the English feet will carry the war into Africa"
and attempt ere long the bombardment of that port
and the destruction Of the Russian feet and shipping
Such an effort will be attended with terrible re
contre and the forts protecting it will add TO the
terrors OF a d Battle on the Baltic" Atogeth.
er the present war will be the most eventful Of the
present century and its consequences will be felt in
oyery portion Of the civilized world. We shall en-.
deay1r to present our readers from time to time,
with detailed statements OF the campaign, as we
doubt not this war will be watched with deep in
terest by all.
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TEACHERS IHsrIrUrE.-On our fourth page will
be found the proceedings of the Teachers Institute
for Jefferson and Hari ison counties lately held in
Steubenville. These proceedings are published more
for the qualification of teachers than any one else;
and we would ask, how many male persons of that
class Of our citizens there are, who take either OF
the county pnpers9 We know of "a few, but very
few that do go. How many Of those teachers then,
who participated in the proceedings of the Institute
will have an opportunity Of reading them, unless
they borrow some other persons paper. Even their
president has never favored either Of his county pa
pers with his subscription. We sometimes think
that if knowledge was altogether dependent on the
male portion Of the school teachers it would soon
become obsolete. But who wants more gratuitous
publishing done than theyl Echo answers who.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

TIME greatest Discovery OF the age.--Piapters
L Farmers, Families and Others can purchase on
remedy equal to DIR TOBIAS Venetian I4inimen,
for Dysentery, Cholic, Group, Chrome Rheumatism,
Sore Throat, rooth-ache, Mosquito Bites, Pains in
the Limbs, chest, back, etc.
lit does not give relief the money will be refund
ed all that ia asked is trial, aud use it according
to the directions.
1t is an English remedy, and was used by Will
item thesIV., late King Of England, and certified to
by him. as a curs for rheumatism, when everything
else had failed.
OVER 100000 BOTTLES have been sold in
the United States, without single failure, and
many have stated they would not be without 1t il
it was $40 per bottle, in case OF Group, it is as
certain as it IL applied.
1t cures choefa, when first taken, in few hours;
Dysentery in half an hour; Toothache in five min.
ues! 1t Is perfectly limo tent TO take internally and
is recommended by the most eminent Physicians III
the United States Price 25 and so cents
DIR. TOBIAS could fill dozen newspapers with
cures accomplished by his Liniment, but considers
warrunting it sufficient, any person who does no
obtain relief need not pay for it.
| DIR TOBIAS has put up Horse Liniment in pin
bottles, which is warranted cheaper and better thar
any other for Choic, Scratches, OId Sores, Calls
! Swelings, Cnts, Bruises, etc. Price SO cents.
| DIX. TOBIAS Office, 240 Greenwich street, New
! York.
For sale by FLEMING & BROTHERS and Dr. KEYsrE
Wood street, Pttsburg.
! AGENTS s--John Beall and S Hamilton, Cadiz
! Joey & CO., New Market. Wilson &; neming Mas
Nrsville Brown & Barnhouse and VIM. Walters
teew Hagcrstown. n Jul Schneider, Moorefeld /
! Phipps & CO., Smyrna. sep23 lS53ly.
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itor of the Republican, father Finley, or any one
else may have about what is published in the Sen
tinel. We have and intend to speak our sentiments
without fear or favor. And we wish the editor O
the Republican to still further understand, that we
do not consider Father Finley the whole Methods
Z. Church is useless for ITatton to undsrtak,
to prejudice that denomination against u.s. in NEAR
underhanded manner, as he has done in his last pa
per in the article headed "iather Finley 1t viii
not win. His sarcasm ia about as weak as its auth
Or We let it 60 for what it isworth, considering
the source from whence it came" &c.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

lrEThe Supreme Court has come to q
aegision on the case which has been for sew
etal weeks pending before that tribunal, in
volying partition OF the Methodist Book
Concern interests at Cincinnati, between the
Methodist Episcopal Church and the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church South. consequent on
a ssparatioaof that ecclesiastical establish.
,neut. The Upited States Circuit Court foi
Ohio had pronounced against partition o
Assets. but the Supreme Court Of the United
States has reversed the decree, and reman
dsd the cause for further proceedings. in
conformity 10 the opinion Of the last-named
court IKasf. Sentinel
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mdrriaDes

On the 18th ult, By Few Weller. Mr.. J0aS A,
WGSsrAFF. Of Adams township, Guernsey county
10 Miss BELINnA Cox, OF Harrison county, Ohio.
On the 26ih ult-, BY Rev. Wm. Duell. Mr
IA, daughter OF c. s HAII- Esq. Of German town
ship.
On the let inst By Charles Warlel. Esq., Mr.
JAMS CKVnLEY 10 Miss AARY A. BrcHASAs, all o
short Creek township. Harrison county, Ohio.
On the Goth ult BY Rev. q. Gray, Mr. THoN
As CoLEHAN and Miss. SARAH J. B0LlA, all OF fCadiz
Ohio.
Western Recorder please cop.
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SUICIDE OF Y0USG W1FE.-The New
Orleans Delta records the suicide of beau
nful and interesting young wife in that city.
The name Of the young woman was Marri-
anna Low; she was about sixteen years Of
age. About one year since she married
man named Low. They lived unhappily
together. and she had reason for believing
u n her husband had ceased to love her or
to remember and respect the VOWS he made
in marriage, and had transferred his afec
TORS to another woman. who resided in the
immediate neighborhood. Day before yes
terday, the young wife her husband having
been absent from her for several days, re-
paired TO the house Of this woman and in.
quired If her husband was not there. She
was answered by the woman. II don't know
anything about your husband. but there is
my husband" pointing to a gentleman seat
ed in the room, in whom the young wife
recognised the ,rusnt lord. She uttered not
word of complaint, bat returning TO her
home, despatched the servantto a drug store
in the vicinity for an nouce of laudanum.
She wrote a long and extremely pathetic
letter, and then taking lAdd~num, laid her
self down on her unhonored bridal .ouch
and died. Yesterday morning her mother
visited the house very early, and found her
daughter dead. She stated, "that having
nothing more to live for, deserted by him
she loved, and robbed Of al; hopes Of happi-
ness in this world, she preferred death to the
miserable existence VIII ch lay open before
her, and she calmly and deliberately de-
stroyed her own life by taking laudanum.--
She would not upbraid her husband she
had ever and still dearly loved him--for-
gave him all the wrongs she had suffered at
his hands. through his cruel neglect and de.
sertion. She hoped. too, that God would
forgive h,m as she did--apd that he might
live long and happily" The husband came
in while the inquest was being held, and ap.
pesred good deal affected, and expressed
sorrow for the loss Of his youthful and beau
tfdl wife: he, however denied the charges
OF infdeliEy, and neglect made against him
by the letter Of bis wife, we we'll as by the
| testimony OF several witnesses.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

ETWe observe that our whig contempt.
raries are very careful not to enlighten
their reader as to what they, while in power
in this State, did towards lesaening the State
debt. The facts developed by the Demo.
cratic investigation, and which we have laid
before our readers, in relation to whig man
agement, are not denied by any one. In
truth, they cannot be. Till the recent pub.
lcations respecting this subject appeared
wbig prints were claiming great credit to
their party for the amount Of the State deb
lquidated while in power. This claim
however, now seems to be below par. Il
has vanished completely since the facts be-
came visible. They robbed Peter to pay
Paul. 1t became different in name but mo-
IN nature. 1t has just changed color, cam
eleon.like. or whiggery-lke.
The State debt, then, is to be provided
for and liquidated by Democratic Legislation
as it will be- The bank whig party are
not at all desirous of paying off the debt
They wish to bank on. to speculate on
and hence are in favor Of its prepctuation
The Democracy, on the other hand, wish tc
get the State out Of debt, and will, withou
doubt in due course of time.--SsarE counts
Dem. a
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District Court in the Fourth Cir
cult.

The following is the time for holding the District
Court in the eight and niath Common Pleas District
The bill was reported by Mt. JcwLrr Of the senate.
Ll9urH coxNoy rLEAs DISTRICT.
In the county of Tuscarawas on the lst OF August
In the county Of Harrison, on the 5th OF August.
In county Of Ieiers IN, on the 10th Of August.
In the county Of Belmont on the oath Of August.
In the county of Monroe, on the 9th OF August.
In the county of Noble, on the c9th OF August.
In the county OF Guernsey, on the lst Of Sept em5cr
In the county of Morgan, on the sth OF September.
In the county of Muskingum, on the l4Ih Sept.
NINTH COMMON PLEAS DISTRICT.
In thu county of Gsaugs, on the 18th Of April.
In the county Of Lake, on the 18th Of April.
In the county of Ashtabula, on the 2lst Of April.
In the county Of Trum5ull, on the 26th of April.
In the county of Maioning, on tfie 4th OF MAY.
In the county Of Colupbsna, on the 9Th OF May.
In the county Of Carol, on the 18th Of May.
In the county Of Stark, on the Goth OF May.
In the county Of Portage, on the 2d Of October.
9rPersons wishing to inspect a completely selec.
ted and assorted variety Of plain and fancy dry
goods, can have their curiosity satisfied by calling
at the store OF j. s. Rhodes e. Co., Main street
WHEELING Argus.
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Blank Deeds.
LEGION Of Honor!
Volume XXI

Of fthe Sentinel commence to-day, with the present
number Three years Of anxiety, uncertainty and
toll have just ended since we have been connsctsi
with its publication and associated in he capacity
OF its editor, with the good people oil Harrison
county.
In reviewing the three past years we have no re-
grets TO haunt US, although wa not vain as TO
believe but what we could have done some things
better than they were done. But our steady aim
has been to furnish the Democracy and the citizens
of Harrison county with good Democratic news
paper and we believe our efforts have not been in
vain, as our constantly increasing patronage indi-
Gates. In the future we shall labor more earnestly
than ever to make the Sentinel just such paper as
its citizens may we'll b. proud Of 10 insure sue
cess to any good cause it must have sufficient pat
ronage This we have good share OF. But to
make still greater Improvements on tho paper, few
more subscribers would be acceptable. We would
be if glad if our friends in different parts of the
county would make little exertion in our behalf.
There are also larss number who ure indebted
TO US for subscription advertising and job work. If
it would not be too much Of an inconvenience to
them, would he glad if they would call and set.
tie up the little amount they owe Us. 1t would be
small to them, but in the aggregate large to US.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

t1rThe following dispatch will showvery plainly,
what effects wealth and money have upon somo
courts of justice:
LOUISVILLE, April 27.--Matthew =. Ward, who
was charged with the murder Of Prof Butler, was
acquitted by the jury to-day.
Wo believe that if ever man was guilty Of will
full deliberate, premadituted murder, this Matthew
+. Ward was.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

New YORK WooL MAREsT.--As the season fol
Wool contracts is drawing near we shall hereafter
give the New York market quotations to post up
our readers, that they may have correct knowledge
of the worth Of their clips
On the 9th the quotations were as follows:
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AsTr-RESrIsN 1t appears that the spir
It of "an;i-rentism" in New York has moi
yet completely died out. The Troy BudgsI
says that a party of men, disguised as In,
dams, entered the residence Of the Deputy
Sheriff in Nassau village on the 9th inst,
about the time Mr.. w. was undressing tc
retire to he'd, and forced him to deliver ur
certain papers in his possession. As Mr.
w. was not prepared for the attack, and the
'Indians" seemed determined on securing
the papers or making great deal Of trouble
the documents" we're handed over, and the
party left peaceably.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

Foolish AND CHLDIsR.--Col. Benton made appli.
cation to President Pierce appoint friend OF his
postmaster at St Louis; a man whose democracy
was very much Questioned The President saw
proper to appoint some one else to the statioa.--
Whereupon Col. Benton becomes very huiTy, and in
letter to the National Intelligencer (the national
whig organl he declares that he will neither send
to or receive any more matter from the st. Louis
post Office. This is certainly very spunky move
for man of Benton's age and experience, but we
are not surprised ut this freak, for it is just like
him" A man that undertook to 'look" down the
brave Gen. Kearney, we suppose thinks he can look
the ST. Louis post Office and its postmaster out
Of existence There is one thing, however, that
Postmaster General Campbell may console himself
about--that the mails will be carried notwithstand-
ing the FRANKS Of Thomas Hart Benton do not 60 in
them This freak of old Bull6s is like some spite.
full subscriber to paper, who stops" his paper be-.
couse the Editor chose to say something which did
not please him. The paper is continued to be pub.
lshed, greatly to his surprise, and the mails will
20 TO and return from St. Louis as Of yorethe Ben.
ton packages to the contrary Notwithstanding
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

EFA late letter from Paris says the
'power and influences of America are every
day being pushed forward inte public re-
gard, by the preseut crisis Of European af-
fairs. Her gigantic strides as maritime
power, while European States are falling on
one another, like hungry dogs quarreIing
about bone, will; it is secretly felt, make
her, one day. the mistress of the destinies
Of the Old World Depend uponit, France
and England have no desire to provoke her
and least Of all, just now. President Pierce
may do what he likes with the "antherities
at Cabs"
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Stop and Think.
Now is the time no more delay,
Stop that Cough; D, STOP it to dav.

IT VIII ONLY COST YOU . CTS.
DR. LOCOCk'S PuImonic WATERS are unfailinq
~ in the cure of coughs colds Asthma Bronche.
ts, Hoarsnsss and all diseases ofthe Lungs Thous
ands can and will testify to their virtue, but one
box will satisfy the most skepicnl thai they are
what represented, they are convenient to carry IL
the pocket have most pleasant taste and are pure
y Vegetable.
Beware as there is an imitation offered for sale.
The genuine has the signature of E Taylor engraved
upon each box, for bals by Medicine Dealers gener
ally.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

Ry-A number of the whig papers of this
State are agIlating the project of calling a
State Convention for the nomination. of what
they denominate can Independent ticket"
fol State officers. This is the old game o.
yer again. The wings know that there is no
hope of electing ticket nominated exclu,
siyely by their own party, and hence they
seek TO unite the disaffecte Of other parties
upon an "independent," "no party" tick
cts. They tried this game last fall by seek
isg to hoist an out-and out whig into the
Office of School Commissioner; and failed
most wofully. The Democracy saw through
this shabby device cf their old enemy, and
elected their own candidate by triumph
ant majority. We thought this would have
taught them lesson not soon to be forgot.
ten, but it seems they are slow to profit BY
experience. Let the Democracy be warn.
ed in time, and set their face against al
these "independent" ""no party" movements
1t desperate resort to hide the real Issues
between the two parties from the people
that the wings may again obtain power II
the State, ana entail upon us all their a
bominable schemes of special privileges, un
equal taxation, and a perpetuation of The
state debt, from which the Democracy arr
endsavorng to extricate us. No democra
who has the welfare of our noble State a
heart-who desires to see the sacred princi
pie Of equal taxation sustained, and whC
is ANXIOUS for the liquidation of our State
debt as 1t falls due, will allow himself to b.
entrapped by this snare SO artfnIly laid b,
our crafty opponents.--Steu. Union.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

BuRGLARlEs, Some desperate characters have
been committing numerous burgaries in Springfield,
Ohio, 70 some time past. A tew nights since, the
county treasurer office, several stores and dwell
ings we're broken open and robbed.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

Or are under obligations to Hon. VIM. Trey.
lit, Secretary of State for copy Of the repor. Of
the Secretary OF State on the condition of common
schools; made in pursuance of resolution of the
Senate Of Ohio, for the year 1885," for which he will
please accept our thanks.
Also to Hons. A. Stuart, Geo. Bliss, Gov Shan.
non, and s. ?. Chase for Congressional documents
Also to Hons D. Allen and R.K Price for legis
latve fayors
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F1-lf there ever was man that tried to chime
and conx in with any organization, neighbor is
certainly II the free soers OF this county do no
believe that no is one Of them thoy certainly will
be hard OF belief He cosxes hard for favor
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

9T-GRAHAM's Magazine for May is on our table
an excellent number. Headey's life of Washing.
ton is continued and increases in thrilling interes,
asit progresses. 1t also contains great variety Of
other interesting and instructive matter, suited to
all minds. Terms 50 per annun. Addr ess K. H.
Lee, Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

This body will convene in Steubenvle
on the 2nd day Of May nIxt; and as dele
gates from every Annual Conference have
been promptly elected, it is presumsble that
a full representation will be in attendance.
The General Conference is the highest Off
cial body known to the church, and much
responsibility rests upon its shoulders at this
particular time; but as its members are COM
posed of Clergy gnd Lofty, chosen fresh Frou
the busom Of the membership, it is fair to
presume that they are all well posted on
nearly every question which is likely to
claim their attention. There is a beauty in
the composition OF this assembly which is
not Witnessed in many Of the churches in
our land. There will be no pompous as
sumption that we, the C!ergy, "have = di-
vine right t, lord it ovr (rod's heritage;" but
lAity and clergy meet together as brothers
of one conmon family, and on the same com.
mon platform Of 'equal rights" We are
credjtably informed that the Rev. Alexan.
der MCsne. author of the History and
Mystery of Methodism;" Of South Car
oiDa, will be in attendance. Mr.. Nee.
was q travelling preacher under the self
constituted and first Bishop known to the
Methodist Episcopal Church of this country,
Francis Asbury; and though his head is
now silvered with the frosts Of more than
three quarters of a century he is yet in the
vigor et health and briliancy Of mind. We
have few instances in the history Of our
great men--Statesmen, Warriors and Di.
yines-where they have retained all their
intellectual vigor and clearness peculiar to
the middle aged, up to their "three score
years and ten,' and in 10 instance, Gen
eral Jackson not excepted, has this great
blessing been vouchsafed, in greater de.
gree than to Rev Alexander McCane. la
word, he is an anomaly in hnman nature,
-- Wells. FUt.
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81-On next Monday, the 5th inst. the uial Of
Michael Manix, Tor murder in the first degree,
mences in the Belmont county court
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9crWs learn by dispatch, dated New York, April
%, that Captain E7icsson's caoric ship capsiz'
ed near Jersey City during squall, AMI sunk in
twenty feet fwater
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

99-Gov German ofMnssota Territory, says that
the territory contains about 100 900 inhabitants,
and will apply for admission in to the Union in a.
bout three years.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

STGopEY's Magazine for May is received--con-
tanning 100 pagas Of reading, and 81 engrayings-
1t is perfect Spring understanding every.
thing that Lady may desire to complete bel
spring toilet. Terms So per annum. Address L
A. Cooley, ll3 Chestnu, street, Philadelphia
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Goop.--The legislature on the 28th ut., passed ,
bill prohibiting the circulation of foreign ban, notes
Of loss denomination than ten dollars.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

EY-Fivc dollar counterfeit notes on the
Merchants and Mechanics Bark of Whee-
ling, well executed, are in circulation.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

% The court house at Cambridge, Ohio was
atruck by lightning on the 23nd ult., and consider.
ably damaged
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03

a1-Mr. Hugh Jamson, navel keeper at Bos-
ton, and brother in-law ofPresdent Pierce, dcpar-
ted this Life On the 9Th ut.