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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-06-21
iINHE greatest piscoyery Of the nre.-Plantol

I
lFINHE greatest Discovery of the nge.-Planters
Il Farmers, Families and others can purchase on
remedy equal to DR. TOBIAS Venetian Linimen,
ior Dysentery ChOic, Group, Chronic Rheumatism
Sore Throat, Tooth ache, MOSQUITO Bites Puns Am
the Limbs, chest, back, etc.
Iii does not give relief the money will be refund
ed all that is asked q trial, and use it according
to the directions
II is an English remedy and was used by VIII
ltem the ", late hing Of England, and certified to
by him, a cure Tor rheumatism, when every hing
else had failed
OVER o,0OO, 900 BOTTLES have been sold in
the United States, without single failure, and
many have stated they would not be without Il il
it was $40 per bottle, in OF Group, It is as
certain as 1t is applied.
1t cures cholera, when first taken, in few hours;
Dysentery in halt an hour; Tooth ache IN five MN
utes! Ii IS perfectly nnO cent 10 take internally and
is recomne nded by the eminent Physicians III
the United States. Price % and 80 cents.
DIR. TOBIAS could fill a dozen newspapers with
certificates and letters relating To the wonderful
cures accomplished by his Liniinent but considers
warraning il sufficient, as any person who does not
obtain relief need not pay for il.
|. DIR TOBIAS has put upa Horse Liniment in pint
bottles which is warranted cheaper and better than
any other for Choc, Scratches, Old Sores, Calls,
Swellings, Cuts, Bruises, etr. Price 10 cents.
DIX. TOBIAS Office, $40 Greenwich sire ct, New
York. " -H'
For sale by FLEMING g. BRoTHERs and DR.. KEYsER,
Wood street, Pittsburg.
AGENrs.-John BealI and Hamilton, Cadiz NJ
Joley & CO.. New Market. Wilson & Deming Mas
Nrsville Brown e. Barnhouse and WIN. Walters,
teew Hagerstown. Jul Schneider, MOorefeld Il
Phipps g. CO.. Smyrna. sep2s lS53ly.
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Christia n Burial in Japan.

One of the standing opinions about the
Japanese, destined tobe thrown down Com
modore Perry, has been, that they were in
vrncibly intoerant of Christianity in any form.
Indeed this has generally been assigned as
the main reason for their exclusiyeness. To
the emblem Of the cross they still object,
but the story ofthe expelled Portuguese, that
every Christian landing in Japan was requr-
ed to trample on it, or ON representation
of the Virgin and Saviour, must, If true,
have been almost entirely confined to them
selves and their co-religionists. More re-
cent writers, who have been able TO deny
that such is now the custom, tell us. that
"lhe practice Of religious rights is prohihi.
ted by irrevoeable Japanese laws;" but the
following narrative Of the funeral Of marine
of the United States squadron shows that
there is as little foundation for the one
statement as the other:
On the 9th Of March. the day following
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Persons in this vicinity who may wish TO visit
this excellent watering place can do so now more
conveniently than they have been accustomed to.
They can leave here every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at $50 A. NJ. OH the cars and go to New
Market, where splendid hack will be in waiting
to carry them to Harlem. These springs have been
highly recommended by some ofour best phsicians
The fare is excellent and Mr. Hilbert the proprietor
does all that he can do to make his guests comfort
able
His house is also good place for travellers to so.
iourn at.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-06-21

RrOur old friend Asa G. Dimmock, formerly ed
llor OF this paper, has RESIGNED the Wardenship of
the Ohio Penltontiary. Mr. Samnel Wilson is to be
his successor. The directors have also appointed
DR.. Albert De l.ezinsky Physician, and Rev. Ira
Norris, editor OF the Mahoning Standard, Chaplain
OF that institution If Br. N. breaches us good
morals to the convicts as he does politics to his
renders their moral condition will bo greatly inn
proved
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Attention, Gentlemen!
DcstrOyed bv Fire

DETWEE.N the years 1890 and 1854, large and
ID valuable tracks of timber have been cut down
and sacrificed the flames, for tho want oI plopef
machinery to make it valuable.
Having purchased the right to manufacture and
use Woods improved shingIe machine in the county
OF Harrison, we now offer tor sale township or indl.
vldual rights on favorable terms. This Justly cee-
brnted machine will make and joint from 80 10 100
shingles per minute, and do its wa1 we'll Testi-
monlas eau be produced from the highest mechani-
cal authority in the land. Specimens Of its work can
be seen at VIM Hogg's or J. 2. Woods, Cadiz 10
individuals wishing to purchase rights OF this ma
chine, we warrant it TO make in value us many
merchantabe shingles as willpay tor machine and
right in one week; or we will refund the money.
aw DEVILBLl IS Il BRADEN.
NIn,, 10 1870 Grn, nj
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W DShAOhlalI Atullutls
Hon hare tie mighty fal'en, and 10. auhat
depth Of degradation aOWthe Leprous Mon
steT resort in order to resuScitdfe his Ia .Ih-
some cGrcdSP.
The whig party--that p"rty which once claimed
10 itself all the respectability, intelligence and virtue
Of the nation, have at length sunk SO low in their own
esmetion,a ,aa well as that OF the community at arge
that their leading politicians despair OF aver rusing
upon the merits OF any OF their former cherished meas
ures and hence they willing, nay it would seem
even anxious TO sacrifice everything once dear TO
them, even the name "whig," in order to affect vi
tallty In that loathsome carcase, at whose foul
stencil even the brute creation would turn their
trels IN dlsgust AS evidence of this, am crediby
informed that the Editor of the Republican a few
days since, in order to secure few Freesoil sub
scrbers in Hopedale, virtually pledged himself that
hereafter he never would vote a whig ticket and
that his paper should be wholly devoted to the free
soil measures. VIII the Editor of the Republican
please announce this change of tactics to his nu-
nlerous whig subscribers, who stand pledged by the
only platform OF principles they ever land DOWN.
that they will never in or out oil Congress agitate
the question of slavery! The time has been when
proud whiggery would have disdained so humi-
ating an act the proud editor Richard would have
treated such arrogance, as poor Richard did the
intruding fiye; he would have taken such ntruders
TO the door and said go miscreant, there is enough
room in the world for us both; but lnasmuch as vi
taity has become extinct i'll us, we are willing you
shall prey upon carcase, with the faint hape that
nasmuch as we know you will ere long be meta
morphosed INTO some other body--perchance it may
happen TO be a hve whig,-s we submit 10 the
sacrifice" ITOPEDALE.
85We would sooner sTARvE than make ronces
sions, that We would not support the principles
of the Democratic party) in order to obtain a lew
subscribers to onr paper. Those to whom we wonll
make such concessions, would consider rs PLANT
Toof, ready to work at any and every mans bidding
Ed SENTINEL.
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KANJAs FILLING UP.---Thc st. Louis In
tellgencer, Of the 3Oth ultimo says:
'We learn from friend who has lust
reached the city from trip through the
Missouri river counties, that hundreds of
Missourians have been eagerly awaiting the
news of the passage of the Kansas and Ne
braska territorial bills, and that very
large emigration will Immediately cross the
river"
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OFFICE THE ). 4 !. X, X

Seubenville June 10th, 1854
IN consequence of the crowded state of the Cars
l. since the commencement of the Excursion 10
Cadiz, and de. ire of the Company to accommodate
all who wish to avail themselves OF the re duced rates
OF Fare; the Excursion will be continued until Sat
urday June %, 1854, inclusive affording persons at
tending the Masonic Celebration ct Cadiz on the
oath inst, opportunity Of awaiting themselves OF
half farerate. 3Et N.-
Tickets form Steubenville to Cadiz aud return 81
From Way StatioEs to Cadi2 and return halt The
usualrales.
Tune of arrival and departure as heretofore
LAFAYETTE DEV Emmy Gen Agt.
June 81, 1851.
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9rWe should be pleased if the publishers of the
Ohio Statesman and Democrat would send us their
pAILY insteai of their TR-wEEKLY; and any favor
that we cando for them will be cheerfully done.
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Announcements

ANDREW STUART. Of Jefferson county Is a
candidate before the Democratic Convention Tor re-
election for cosaRESS
MR. EnIToEs Please announce the name ofZACH-
ARlAH RAGAN of Stsubenville, as a candidate
for CONGRESS, before the Democratic Convention.
JEFFERSON.
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91-J. Buttles, Esq, has disposed OF the Trum.
bull Democrat to ]. $. Mills & Co, formerly o
the Pittsburgh Post. Mr.. B was one of the ables
editors in the State. Success to the new firm.
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| 81~Will the editor ofthe Republican please be so
kind as to inform us what amount of tax the banks
dopay. We make this request because he contra.
diets our statement about bank taxation, and does
notgive his reason for contradicting u.s.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-06-21

6FOur friend Amos Layman, Esq, has retired
from the editorial chair of the Marietta Republican.
Mr. l.. was one OF the most talented editors in the
State His successor is A. ]. Mccormick, who has
been connected with the paper for some time mast
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EHNDey KkNn Si9a O's.

G w. MCDOWELL is now opening his spring
-. stock oil Paper Ilangngs and borders, consisting
in part Of Granite marble, column and various oh
styles Of Hall papers, White Gilt and Fine Satin o
every style for Parlors, Bed-rhambers Sc, togeih.
with large assortment OF the connonrr kinds o
the latest styles and best finish.
Also large assortment of WINDOW BLINDS
and Fire Board screens OF every pattern and quality
Ills stock which is the largest ever before offered
in tins city, will be- sold prices which cannot fail
to suit the purchaser.
Call and examine for yourselves at the BOOK and
PAPER Store OF :. w. MCDOWELL,
North side OF Market above 4th st.
March Il l934-Gn Stenbenville, O.
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&TWe are pleased to learn from our Ohio ex
changes, that the new temperance law is being ri
gidly enforced in all parts of this State.
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inal Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following ac.
Y counts have been flied in the Probate Court Oi
tlatri ION county, Ohio, for settlement:
The account of John HASTINGS administrator OF
David Gregory, deceased "..
The final accoun OF Nancy McCracken executor
of Martha McCracnen, deceased.
The iaal account of the executor OF III c will oi
Thomas Booth, deceased.
The first account of Frederick kimmcll az the
guardian ofMary Nupp minor.
And that the sumU will be seVeraIly examined and
passed upon by the undersigned OF the 29th day ot
June uext b. W. Ft.lRS, Probate Judge.
May 10, 1854
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SFour editorial friends who were in attendance
at the railroad celebration in this place on the l2tt
inst, sp ak i'll the very highest terms of the affair
We would publish their different articles had we
room ..s.'.
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65-Hon J. J. Farm, formerly one of the editors OF
the Cincinnati Enquirer, has been appointed State
House Commissioner, in place Of A. II. Byers, re.
signed. good appointment.
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Committee

OfHarrison county, are respectfully requested to
meet at the National Honse in Cadiz, on Saturday
July !, 1854, at | o'clock, z. NJ for the purpose of
transacting important business. A full attendance
is desired. BY ORDER.
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Harlem Springs.

J"The cholera isprevailing to an alarming ex
tent in the Southern States
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MARRIED--On the 18th inst, BY the Rev. Il. r.
Crawford, Mr.. JAMEs SHAW and Miss HExEErrA
Ross, near MO0refeld.
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lash for Rags!

WE will pay FOUR CENTS PER POUND IN
CASH, for all good clean cotton or linen Rags, de-
livered at our paper mill in SteubenVille.
Save all your rags and send them TO the stores in
Cadiz, where the highest price is paid
L. HANNA g. SONS.
Steubenville O., May 10, 1854.
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Fical Accounts.

NTOTICE IS hereby given that the following ac.
IN counts have been nled IN the Probate Court o
Harrison county, Ohio, tor settlement
The second account OF the executor oil the VIII OF
Edward Latierly, deceased, rendered by John Lat
teIty, executor.
The iinal account oil John Caldwell guardian ioi
Margaret j. Caldwell and others.
The tnal account OF the administrator Jl tie estate
Oi John Crunrinc, deceased
And that the same wall be seveTally examined
and passed npon by the undersigned on the 2hth day
/ oil May next w fFlltS, Probate Judge
April H. 1884.
lust received very ztUrh VI orEi"o ..lL
j SuMMER GooDs, winch vail be sold very low ~-
call aud see thenlat SllOlWEl.l. CRABE'H
Cadiz, %, April >, lodi
VERY line stock ui READY MADE CLoTHiNi;
N Fine irOck Goats, Linen coats,
do dress do, Plain and barred vests,
do sack do Satin, silk, yulnecla,
Common do Nurseries vests,
most of which were made by the best OF workmen
here, and will be sold very low; call and see at
apj 81 SllOA w hbL~ ChADDo
DEhA AGE de Iains, barred do, Lama cloths, tig-
d ured and plain lawns prints, ginghams, and IN
fact all kinds OF dress goods for ladies', at
ans "a ShUTWELL 81 CRABB'S
I ACES, hosiery, gloves and mitts, at
Ia ap5'5l SH0TWELL Il GRADES
CtHOES and boots, fine and common, at
y up5 'j4 SHOrWELL & CRABB'S
A LARGE assortment of linen coating, do plain
N and barred; Hats and Caps, and Shirts, fine and
comnon; ribbons, iringes aud trimmings, at ,
upJ 81 SHOrWELL IL CRABB'S
GROCERIES, Queensware, &c. at
VI apj'5 .
I INEN and silk handkerchiets, Embroidered
/ and plain do, at SHUrWELL s. GRADES
aDJ ~
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STIhe citizens Of Steubenville intend to have
grand celebration in that city OH the 18th of July
Every person isnvited to attend ...
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3J-A large number of our citizens have been du.
ring the past week. taking pleasure excursions in
the evenings to the Juction and back. The band
has accompanied them IN several occasions, and
everything passed off as happily as heart could wish.
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Stop and Think.
Now is the time no more delay,
Stop that Congh: y, stop il TO day.

Stop that Congh o, stop it TO day.
IT WILL ONLY COST YOU 25 CTS
nR. LOCOCk'S PumOnic Waters are unfhilng
y in the cure Of coughs, colds, Asthma, Bronche-
Iis IOarsness and all diseases OF the Lungs Thous-
ands can and will testify TO their virtue, but one
box will satisfy the most skepdcal that they are
what represented, they are convenient 10 carry in
the pocket, have most pleasant taste and pure
ly Vegetable.
Beware as there is an imitation offered for SALE
The genuine has the signature Ot + Taylor engraved
upon each box, for sale by Medicine Dealers gener-
ally.
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ST-The Ohio State Journal, once the organ of the
old line whig party, but the organ all kind of
Fusionists, comes to us in an enlarged and much
improved manner.
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The celebrated Trotting Colt,

MORGAN PRINCE ALBERT
Will be kept this season. on the frat
49, five days of the week at the stable ot
VTA-~yuA the subscriber living - miles norris
Osua VIZ OF Hopedne, Harrison To-, o anil Oh
0$AW saturday al the stable OF r. c. VH.
sSS.sAswRguS1 cent, Cadiz, lIar. Co, Oh conpnenc.
ing on the 10Th Of April, and emiin,
on the 3rl of July.
TERMS.--Sj and $40 Parting with the mars
or failing to Attend orteis the insurance. M ac.
counlabiliry for accidents escapes.
Prince Albert i41 years old this spring, beant.
in dapplc grew heavy name and tail, ljI hands
high weighs 1000 Ibs sired by the renowned Hof~,
Morgan Tiger, owned by Jas ID. l.add Ills dani,
n wild Medley, his grand dam Messenger. Thi.
colt has tine style and action, has troted has halt
mile in / minnie aud forty five seconds. Took hs
first premiun at the Lawrence CO. Fair, Pa; alsJ
the first premium the Pa. State Fair, 1854, tha
best stallion over years old for qucs draught.
For further particulars call and see tor yourselves
JOHN WILEY Proprietor.
ITopedale, Har. Co, o., 1851 t-ss.
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Executors Notice.
June 81, 1854 -3t-p pd.
40 HNOUsekeCDers,

WYE offer this season. the largest and best assort
w ment Of Wall papers. window papers, borders,
etc., we ever had, .a.
Every description OF Ladies' Gents nd ChiIdrens
Hosiery u3 ,. WHEAT & CHAPLlNE
April 5, I95t-3m. Monroe street. Wheeling.
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Axes! Axes!
Fresh Drugs,

we subscriber is rseeiyiDg bis stock -
l. OF Sp 'hq and Summer DRsSs, which
rave all been selected by himself in the
e'.s'~rn cities, and Is much the largest
.ssorImcnt OF the kind ever brought to
this market. and an point Of quality, price, ETC. will
compare with any stock in the country lie wall sell
as low us any establishment west Of the mountaihI
Tor cash or approved country produce. Person,
wishing 10 purchase any article in the
BOOK OK ID ~ UG LINE
would do well to call and Sxamine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALL.
IalI1 unLIl lAll
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The Best ls;lYgainS


THAT have ever been offered nt JoHH MeCos.
/ NlcE's cheap cash store, can now be had. hlt
stuck Is iull and complete embracing every YsTie,r
ii SpEing and Summer Dry Goods, Ready mads
clothing, Groceries, &c His stock has been seis,
ted Nth great care and cost which enables hn4
To sell cheaper than ever before Give him eIri
before purchasing elsewhere, and you will not ss
away without bHying something.
JOAN MCCORMICK.
Cadiz. o. April %, 1854
READY MADE CLOTHING The best aud
cheapest assortmenteyeT brought to Cadiz for sale
at tap26l JOHN McCORMICK'S.
LNRESH Family Flour kept constantly on hands,
Il and for salea (ap26 1851 McCORMICkS.
LNANCY SOAPS, good variety, Tor sale cheap 6y
Il nov % 1853 ] BEALL
TOLOGNES, Various patterns and qualities 10
~ sale chespby nov % 1883 J BEALL
CELLERS Cough Syrup, an infalble remedy
- coughs colds &c. Tor sale by J BEALL
nov . 1858
DR HALLS Balsam for the Lungs, this article
II perhaps has greater reputation for curing dis
cases OF the Lungs than anv medicine Of the kind
in use, for sale by nov % 1858 J BEALL
CASI'ER OIL. in bottles, and on draueht a prime
~ article for sale by nov % 1858 BEALL
LNABERS Cedar Pencils, the best in uss for sal.
II cheap by D 1853 BEALi.
CTEEL PENNS, large assortment cheapat
y ID nov y 1853 BEALL
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Cheap Goods!
S. & Fl. McFADDEN

d DESPECTFULLY announce to the pubicl that
IL they now receiving their stock Of SPRING
GOODS, which has been selected expressly for this
market, and purchased that they will be able To
sell them on the most reasonable terms.
Our stock is full and embraces everything kept by
the trade. We respectfully solicit examination
OF our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
$. s. Ii. McFADDEN.
CadiZ ADr 10 1851
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WooI"--This article is selling in Cleveland from
% to 46c per ID. We believe the prices in Cadiz
are the same as those ioned in our paper some
weeks since See McFadden's advertisement.
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Masonic Celebration.

a Final Accounts. 81.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following ac
IN counts has been filed in the Probate court of
Harrison county Ohio, for settlements g
The final account Of Henry Anes, administrator
OF Margaret Ames deceased. H
The first account of Samuel Shenrer, executor Of
the will tf Joseph Shearer deceased.
The first account OF Samuel Shearer administrator
OF the estate Of Mary Shearer deceased.
And that the same will be seyerally examined and
passed upon by the undersigned on the 90th day OF
June 1851. y ~ s h
> sl ea r b. w. YIERS, Probate Judge.
June rth. 1854.
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PROCLAMATION

mar Is lS54-ly
PEkOCE
70 the invalids of Harrison county, Pulvermacher's
Hydro ElectlcV oltaic Chains, producing constant
current OF interrupted Electro Magnetism, will
give nSta 1t relief from pain, aud effect permanent
and speedy cure OF ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
JOSEPH STEINERT,
General Agent tor the United States.
For sale by, A. Jul. SCHREIBER,
Moorefied Harrison county Ohio.
May 10, 1854. Iy.
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Big Paddock Forever!

EVERYTHING in the Hardware line, from an
Il Anchor down to a Needle, can always be foun
cheaper than the cheapest that old and well knnwn
establishment, A IL BURfCH-
Lap26 1851 a
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Blank Deeds.
The Democratic Central

We have splendid assortment of Blank Dee,
for sale at this office
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6T-Ihe marketrepo are about at the same quo
tatons as they were IN our last paper, except
beeves which have greatly declined in the east.
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BOOTS, SHOES, LEATnER, &C.

TINE subscriber, very thankful Tor pnst tfavors wouS
l. respectfully inform his old customers and the pab
lie generally that he has now on hand a most spleh
did assortment Of Boots and Shocs, Sole and Upper
Leather, Calf Skins, Morocco Lining and Binding,
Skins, Nails, ThIead; un4 almost every article in his
line. %
Also Ladies and Gentlemen's Gum Over Shoes
Mems Buffalo Over Shoes all of superior style, ana
will be sold on very moderate profits for Cash, Hides
or almost any kind OF merchantable Produce,
SAMUEL SLEMuONS.
n B.-Persons knowing themselves indebted eitf-
er by Note or Book account Of long standing, viii
please call and settle up as short settlements make
long friends, and in some cases save costs.
Cadiz, March 10, 1852. ). :.
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9S-We are under great Obligations to our repre-
sentative in Congress, Hon. A Stuart, for large
number Of valuable public documents tIf r.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-06-21

StiLK, Grape, gossamere, Naplas and English straw
- bonnetts head dresses ladies caps, etc for sae
in great variety by :. a. II McFADDEN
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WBEAT-1his article is sold here at $3.50 per
bnshel. One OF the effects of the railroad that our
agricultural friends will appreciate.