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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

A REVEREND PrNsrEa,-A few years
since, when the Rev. Dr.. Hawks, the eel
Sbrated Episcopal clergymen, was abous
leaving New York for the Smth, he was
waited upon by the vestrymen OF u small
chdreh OF Westahester county, aud urgently
solicled 10, take charge of the same. The
ney DUntor graclously received the ';omnt.
tee, but res 1ectfany declined the proposition,
urging AS a chef OBJECTION, thatthe salary.
though large for the parish they represen-
ted, would be inadequate for his expenses,
having considerable family Of small chill
dren to educate and provide for. One Of
the committee replied:
s,The Lord viii! take care Of them; he
has promised to hear the yoans rasens when
they cry; and to provide for them"
every true, said the revcrendgentlemen,
."but he has 2t promised to provide for the
young hawks"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

Efr Punch srys that the reason why edi-
tors are SO apt 70 have their manners spoil
ed is because they receive from one cores
pondent and another such a vas. number Of
evil communications.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

Gg-The abuse now heaped Upon Soon
Robinson's Hot corn book, by portion Of
the New York press, will do moe to extend
it's circulation than any course they could
pursue. Wonder if they are not paid for it
by the author?- Star. N
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

OvE OF the AM:NpMEvrs.-A Mr.. Allen, in tho
Ohio Legislature, has offered the following tenn p5r
ance bill, as amendment to the School law:
"a, it enacted by the General Assembly Of the
State OF Ohio, That no persons, corporation Or COM
pany, shall manufacture sell, or give away, either
directly indirectly, any distilled liquors within
three miles OF any school house, in this State except
search, seizure conscaton, and deprivation Of the
elective franchise for ono year,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

EyrGen. Gadsden, the American Minis
ter to Mexico,is the only Que thetethat sp-
pears in plain dress eon pubic occasions.
All theyrestlappear withembroidered coats,
and nlfull feathersy He,isshoweyer, said to
be the most popular Minister among them
all, both with the Government and people,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

n Ecy-Gen. Houston, in his lecture at Pro-
violence on Tuesday evening, said: t'lrom
eatly boyhood have lived on the borders
Of civilization, and have seen much Of Indian
life and character; and never knew an Indi-
an treaty violated but what, when sifted to
its bottom, it was found that its first viola,
tors were the white men, sa8laa. spc
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

RE-J. Clancy Jones, democrat, has been
elected to Congress from the 9th district Of
Pennsy sylvania, Berks county, Yin place of H
A. .Muhlenburg, democrat, deceased al
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

PHILADELPHIA. jan G.-Annual meeting
of the Penn. r Il Company. Treasurer
statement showing the total receipts from
stock holders and loans SIC, G,3l2, 966,9l;
expended Sl4, AGO, ,633 G4; subscriptions to
othes roads l400, 900; balance in the hands
Of treasure S5453, $50 26; earnings Of roads
SO, 1881 z3. Resolution adopted appro-
pria1jg one hundred and fifty thousand
dolls. to the completion of the connection
with Penn. and Ohio road Pittsburgh, pro
viding that the connection be made east
Estate aqueduet. A resolution wasadopted
guaranteeing five hundred thousand dollars
stt elk to the SteuberHille u Indiana X. r.
Dire tors also authorized to subscribe hall n
million to the Lebanon & pine Grove Hoad
for the p4 ~uose of forming in avenue to
Philadelphia from lancaster in addition to
The Columbia 'ad, owned by the State.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

RA1N~MUD.--We have hal oaa continual shower,
nearly all day yesterday and to-day (ruesdayj with
good prospect o. continuance II is wall tn at we
are on high ground; if we were not, ws sh1ull be
under ths necessity OF using skfs, canoss, &C.. to
get about i'll. To tell how deep the mud is, we
leave that for psrsol 10 DO that is travelling
dirt road, with heavily laden four horse wag
on. II they can't, we don't know who can.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

The Republican of last week, s.ys; "Disd or
the lst inst, Mr.. Jo1S CAREcv, ofshsrt Creek town.
ship, an old and highly esteemed citizen. Mr.
Carrick WAS elected county Commissioner in 1851,
butsoon after he had stroke palsy and was CON.
peled to resign his olfi;s an has for the last twp
years bsen confnedto his room most of the tine He
was in this 18th ysar Of his ago and had bean res.
ident Of Short Greek 10 yoars."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

tJ-ltwill be seen by reternnsa to our Advertising
columns, thatths Agricultural Society Of this county
will hold msstins at the Court 1oase, on the 29d
io.4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15
Support Your County Paper.

The County Press is emphaticalIy the
representative and the exporeut Of local in
terests, wsn IS and wishes Of each community
and on its euergs and watchfulness, (says
an exchange, The community ranst mainly
rely. Etch COMM Nty should FIRST see that
is local press is put Huon firm and sub
stanta footing, which can only be done by
steady and liberal patronage,
Ii each member of a community would
become at once a paying subscriDrr to the
paper Of his own town and county, six months
would not elapse before the enlargement md
Improvements which would take place in
our own papers would enable each person
to dispense with one or more eastern papers
without finding his facilities for Intelligence
in tie least diminished. ..-.
A people commit no greater error than
that OF permitting their local pres to lau-
guish by reason of an inadequate support.
Never say that your paper is small and not
worth taking give it the support to which it
is entitled, AMI it will be Immediately en-
larged and improved, SO as to meet the full
expectations and wants of the community in
which il is located. Publishers are always
liberal in responding to libeaa patronage
by the improvement of their papers, AS an
appreciation of such lberaHty. -.
If man is able to take but one paper,
that should be the one published nearest to
his place of residence, and the next should
be one published at the commercial metrop-
oils Of his State; thus having taken care of
his own local and State interests, he will
have rendered himself able to consult his
taste as 10 the paper he will lean upon for
amusenlen; or additional reading from a.
broad.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

ADVICE TO You've LADlEs.--Mrs. Bloom
er of the Western Home Visitor, gives the
following excellent advice to young ladies'
Let them be careful to always heed it:
"Let the girls be more caulious in receiv-
ing the attentions of young men. Let them
not by their own freedom and familiarity
coult the company OF those ofdoubLlul NOR
ais, nor hatter themselves that because a
gentleman shows them a little attention that
he is deeply in love with them, and intends
marriage. Let them not 5estow love till
it is sought, nor till the object prove himself
worthy Of such love, Then they will be
far less likely to be deceived and, betrayed,
and there will be fewer broken hearts. So
long as our young women throw Themselves
so readily into the market, and make beau
catching the study Of their lves--so long as
they are so pleased and fattered with alt
tie attention, and SO regardless Of the NOR,
ais or real worth of their associates of the
other sex. we cannot hope for much bet
ter state Of things than now exists.
"Let woman stand on her own dignity
let her be true woman true to herself and
her sex, and there will be little cause for
such complaints. But if such are deceived
let them not break their hearts overthe des-
ertion, nor mourn themselves into an un'
timely grave; ntiather rejoice that they
are free from one so base; for be sure, girls,
be who can SO eruely deceive you is not
worthy Of your thoughts; and you may be
thankful he is not your husband, for YOU
would in that case be far more likely to die
Of broken heart than now" t'i
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

@-~--- y z
To DarvE AWAY kArs,-A friend has
just Informed US Of plan he adopted to get
rid of rats His premises swarmed with
them. lie took small fish-hook, attached
lit to a fine wire, and suspending on itaus
piece Of cheese, letting 1t hang about d foot
from the ground, One Of the rats leaped at
it and hooked, and sat up such a horrible
squeal, noise, and rattle, that all the rest
forsook him and fled. Not a rat remained
on the premises. A few days afterward
his neighbor declared that he was visited
with = plague worse than those OF Egypt
that the rats would surely eat him up, house
and all Our friend enjoyed the joke, but of
kept shady. This was not philanthropic Of
him, so, for the benefit Of his neghbor, who,
We hope, takes our paper, and the rest of
mankind we disclose the disclosure" with
out enjonng secrecy on changing the doll"
lar.-- RuroI 4Ntw- Yorker. s. E tieU
EE-U Under the last whig administration
we had great cause of complaint of the ir-
regularity Of the mails, and we have now !.
to say that the evil is geettng "no better
fast" We never received our exchanges
more irregularly than Ne CO now, Thats
50. We. do hope that democratic F. Ms
win wake up, and try to do better, else they +.
must be set down as bad as their predeccsF
sors ID Office. s,g a
E.0- Miss Susan Nipper says that the Ros- "
slams have an awful responsibility resting on
them for killing the Turks--for every Turk
leaves a dozen Of wives.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

Tue IN9ErgX03Sr.--See the prospectus Of this
valuable religions paper in another column. Its
corps Of editors is saic cont guarantee that it is
paper that should be generally circula ted. We
might also state that it is Of ths largest papers
in the country. .
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

GE- The Iowa Reporter says that the EN-
i1ration into that State the past year has
been immepce. The additionto the popu-
Iation from September Ist to December
1st, from emigration alone, iscompdted is at
&c. 600. 1aet.N&A -. I-a9og N
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15
e. an NJ n BafFalo pauur, tells 1 y

i 0s.r0 0pe of he Bafalc papers tells 4 good
i.ary ssf i Ggnief wtpsnld Dis sEack e( earn
.lnsh below lie naarketprice. al because he
aSull not alToFd 10 take 4 nHpsfapeiS ~
" had ex;jsndel. swo aoliars fsr \ guol pa-
-. lse naLtht haze pocketed oae sisundrrd
i II sixsv dollars more for biz corn. Who
It'll Ailpg
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

as-0ur latest advicos from Washington City, in.
form u.s. that there but lits doubt but that Dong
lass Nebraska bill will pass both houses Of Congress.
This we regret for reasons that wa have stated be-
fore. Let the members Of the Ohio daleg ration, how.
ever do their duty, all vote against the blk and
hoy will b' o5eying tas win of large majority Of
heir constituents.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15


Eg-'The usually correct Editors Of the N
York Tribune. publish in the Whig Alma
mac, for A. D. 1854, what they, perhaps,
claim is full list made up in October, A..
D. 1858, of the length, capital, cost, &c. Of
Railways in the U. States, and set down
the @
Capital paid in at the sum of s22628l,q6i
j. Aggregate Observation-Disclosures. ss6o, ,o9s
The table, must be takcl, with liberalal-
lowances made for omissions;'fJ instance,
the Pittsburgh n Steubenville R r.. and
the Steubenviile d. Indiana R. r. are not
mentioned, making an aggregate of over
I20 miles, and forming invaluable connec.
tions Of the Pennsylvania Central Rail.
road. " HE &5st
Up to October, A. D. 1868, the S. 4 IT,
Railroad Company had expended, near 81,
500,0t0 in the construction Of their road. -.
They now have the rails, laid down on it,.
for more than forty miles, and the entire
road, viii be in running ordti to Newark, a
distance Of ia miles by July next The
Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad is be-
ing pushed with commendable yigor.--Hsr
aid. ia. p" @@
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

I EE An establishment fer the manufacture
Of oil from the cotton seed, has been started
in New Orleans.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

One OF TIE Hail STORMS. Up in Good
Hope, Fayette county, Ohio, according to a
note in the Statesman, they had a hail Storm
on the late memorable storm Friday that
may rank with the number ones. The wr-
ter says;
1t was preceded by the most violent thun-
derins for the space Of one hour, The hail
commenced falling about the size Of quail
eggs. In short time they reached the
size of walnuts, and continued to increase
in size and quantity until they were the
size Of goose egg The largest hailstones
were not round, bnt partially hattened, with
great quantity Of promnences. The roofs
Of houses were STAYED in, window glass bro
ken, chickens, birds and turkeys killed. and
great many men crippled. We have had
hail on the ground in some places felr IN
ches deep!"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

PAY OF PosTMAs 'ER3.- One Of the bills
recently reported to lNe House OF Represen-
tatives, in Washington, by the committee
on Post Offices ana Post Hoads,s intended
to increase the present incu,ne OF PoStmqst-
ers. 1t provides all increase OF an average
of about twenty-ii five per centum on the COM
pensaton now received by Postmasters,
whose pay does not reach two thousand
dollars per annum The lower the rate Of
the present compensation the higher ofcourse
is the per centum of the increase proposed
in the bill OF the committee .Sieu Hera d.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

COLONIZATION SocIETY.-The anniversary
of the colonization Society. was held in Wash
ngton on the 18th ult, and was attended by
highly intelligent audience, including Off
GERS OF the Government and leading men
from all parts of the Union. The annual
report of the Society shows its affairs to be
in very prosperous condition and the Soci-
ETY. to be steadily gaining in the confidence
of the country. The total receipts for the
year 1858 were $82.458. Nearly 1000
emigrants have sailed for Liberia, large
portion of whom were emencipated slaves,
The Annual Report stated that gent ernan
in Nashville Tenn, had offered to cmancipate
eighty slaves, and send them to the Llberian
Republic, if SO, 400 could be secured, in ad.
dition to the same sum whic h. he would 3ay
himself, for their outfit and transportation.
This was generous oifes and Mr. McLain
to day received a note from Hon, Mr., APP
pIeton, OF Congress, stating that he would
contribut: the So 400 necessary Thus,
hose eighty slaves will become freemen by
he generous act of an owner AZ the South,
nd lbel al citizen of Boston. - Visitor.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

0a, YEs!-The next term of the Court of Common
Pleas for Harrison county, will commence on Tues.
day, Ehe Eth day Of March naTt
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

S. & I. r. R-It will be seen by reference to our
advertising columns, that the passenger cars will
run to the Junction twice day, where Mr.. Layton's
four horse corch9s will take passengers and from
Cadiz, from this day on until the road is completed
m Nodi7
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15
Time Of Holding Cnnrts-

A BILL. To fix and provide permanent
" for holding theterms of the Court Of
Common Pleas in the Eighth Judicial Dis
,rict Of Ohio.
SRcnox / Be It enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio. That the
terms Of The Court Of Commoni Pleas, shall
be held annually in the several counties OF
the Eight Judicial District, Of Ohio, MS fol-
lows, to WI:
FIRST SUB DIVISION
SEC, Q In the county of Muskingum the
third Tuesday of February, The second
Tuesday of May, and the 4th Tuesday Of
October. .-...-...--
In the county of Morgan, the third Tues
esday Of March, the second Tuesday ofJune
and the frst Wednesday after the second
Tuesday Of October.
In the county of Noble. the first Tuesday
Of April, the fourth Tuesday of June, anu
the third Tuesday of September.
SECOND SUB DIVISION.
SEC T. In the county of Belmont the sec
ond Tuesday of February, the first Tues
duy Of May, and the fourth Tuesday Of Sep
tember.
In the county of Guernsey, the first Tues
day of March, the fourth Tuesday Of May,
and the first Tuesday after TIE 4!h Tuesday
of October. ..-.....t
In the county of Monroe, the third Tues.
day Of March, the second Tuesday Of June,
and the third Tuesday of October.
THIRD SUBDIVISION .......
Sec In the county of Tuscarawas the
irst Tuesday of February, the first Tuesday
of May, and the fourth Tuesday of Septen'
ber.
In the county of Jefferson the third Tues
day of May, and the first Wednesday afler
the second Tuesday of October.
In The comfy Of Harrison the second
Tuesday ofMarch, the second Tuesday oI
June, and the first Tuesday OF November
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

u ET-llle sialbrr seized since July lst on
ahe Wisconsin and chippewa riyrrs. ~
having been telDniunSycut % Government
tand. amounts % elx million OF fee.,s,nilis
salne I Az from $3J9,0oO-to 5000, 900.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15


bvWe have always considered the author Of tho
above communications, as among one of our best
friends, and VIC feel pdined that he should have in
any manner misapprehonded or mistaken our views
in relation to the article to which he replies, We
thought whom we wrote the article headed "a strong
advocate for savesy,n that we expressed our views
in a clear aud distinct manner; bu. it appears from
reading our friends communications that we were
rnistaken We will Try now to be understood We
consider that John Mitchell has acted in avery unwisc
ami Improper manner lie comes 70 this country
as the great advocate Of liberty but scarcely has
hs set his oot on our soiI until he argue. that sla.
very is NOT wrong We think that his position is a
wrong one. We 20 ID for liberty 70 all classes,
ditions and color; nnd nfter reading Mitchels rs'
addresses in the con ntry twhichwe published in ouI
pap.r,) VIC thought TINT John Mitchell held to the
same doctrine. When we read the extract, which
We published in paper Of the Isl inst of his we
were astonishc4, and wondered, as our friend does
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

A BARsAlY ANY psrson wishing bargain in
Mill Properly, would do we'll to read tn, advertise
rnsnt OF Messrs Warfel g. Craig, in another column
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

AcxNowLEDIEMENrs.-- Our thanks are due to Hon
A. Stuart OF the House, and Hons. S. A. Douglass
and s. r Chase, ol the Senate, for valuable Con.
rressional docnments
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-15

Is it not singular that the name of God
should be spelled with Joar letters. in so ma
nv languages
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VENUE subscriber respe, fully requests
- all persons indebted 10 him on open
accoun, prior to the year 1893, 10 call
and settle hy cash or note on or before
he SS9hh of lyme nfHIkvpher he 81 vii Ill
hands Of he proper officers for collection.
For the liberal patronage he has re-.
ceiVrd al the hands Of the public. he
avsils hmSel This medium 20 return his
thanks; and al The same time 10 assure his
friends and The public. that nothing upon
his part shall be wanting which can in
any wav contribute 10 their care and com.
fort. Wines and Liquors Of the choicest
brands will always be found in his Bar !:
and il NAV not be unnecessary TO add
that his table VIII always he supplied
with the best the season can afford. Ills
stables are in The care Of honest. irusty,
and COMPETENT hos,lers,
JOSEPH MORGAN
March 3Oth-tf.
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EYpECTOR1NI

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give you TIE ftIlow,ho . s,s4..z<-.
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