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F''Af'y s ,ssr,i,;i "a gss es55a a'''A
HIGHLY EFFECTIVE TAsLEAUx
ofGos. THRILLING interest
AT 7HF HoPg cH1PEL 10 ~ BR6ADwAY
Doom oper O'clock ooeueaE 7. Admission 5 eesis-
zach .sls VIII be le-,ored b. J. " cLIFFoRo E'4,
rs,s ali sceoup.sy tSe ysrfsr. scene.
Il % . t .s. E .l.g sb is s.ss s &
osyhg li7es .a .1.f. ~, 1877 .ti s5 ' '
DANVARD's GEORANA will close positively on
~ IKE 18th net The Nile AID ne Holy Lsad oPe5
sss saTTs. GFTE moon At eoo Tt..
NOS; .ues,1 fssss5ni eve. -. sa. q
DROF HART WHOLE WORLD-WorlIs H4l
ST sns 80 sro.dEay tbe eItIso,5inay nysl,y
or. tlsn oTeiaay merit here Tse cs=hrtsd Nois
Of the City OF San .eo universally .ara ins
s operate solos On the violin sst9n,hss iae
Harris exhibition sid he uSprscede ru' for a. ticket
se hae a.. nav Be- ,.rsd s. Of he dsy sgas fol De-
sepon Of he enterprise daakins boot Al fancy store No ~
81. AFFORD. eOOloe No ls9 Bo~ery Ssy.n. sO9.,iq 70
FSurb+s wilisusba;sb sings sdmon Is e.D,.' eh4rsu
~ otIts Concerts eomnsnes 81 ana o'clock ~ Lectures
s sS1s9 sfs' isd Of fsscaER
brokers No sONssssu At the Once, Worlds Hall
91ee 81 If9 s ,4 s co. s5 Sc BrossRsy bep 1 s
fol- description Of the ererprse will be promptly Forwarded TO
See III Of the DAY Of he daily am weekly PIPER. in
erteITf,e
JONIS's GREAT PANTOSCOPE of CALIFOR-
~ NIA-A Aroo No 40 Broadway IS 900 ticket
ED Il g each Five admissions the exhibition EVERY
Single admission % ehen bslfPrce Fo particulars
md Daily Tunes and sun Letters should i'd
eIsH. to J WISELY JONES as above.
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT .
Rusb for Iekes at s' each for f7e admissions
JoNESs GREAT CALIFORNIA. NEBRASKA AND TIE
HORMOSs.
APOLLO ROOMS. No 40 Broadway.
eco tcts too and still they come 70 witness no auest
Exlib ton OF the
Lecture BY returned CatnJrnisn
single admissions q ceIts
Letters should be addressed % .
DURNING ofMOsCOW at BROOKLYN SECOND
ID wEEK-Tbis celebrated Dorsm together With extensive
collection beautiful Diop pantus and susheTneiny scenes
Mr. GALLAGHER he woridrenowncd,
be WITNESSED SIX EVENINGS the Brooklyn Museum com
mepcng MONDAY ApHl s, 1854
CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS.-hir L, Rap
pins Tipping and Writing MEDIUM will receive visitors Al No
Bros6wsy Of Lspennds on saturday and sunday
10 O'Clock; admission -
whe Of the he1i hold
developed Those wishing visit them
should be particular find the rht place to avoid dapponen
CPIRTUAL MANIFESTATIONS-Per desir-
- examine this subject and wishing to form circles thsr
seroon or evening circles The medium young dy recently
will attend private cces on very moderate terms
Apply No ia $50 At near 7tA-av, third toor.
CPIRITIJAL MANIFESTATIONS.-Mr COAN.
- Raprpg sDd Wrrs Medium viii rive sngs but two Feskl
previous departure for Boston Hours daily fron
and from 20 and TO 10 p NJ AdmSon, 81 Genus
Rooms No so Nbtost.
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40 GALLONS OF WHISKY CONCERTED into 40
81 GALLONS LAcoUEs Chemiesl Work 90 the AAaaiji
ADRIASCE SHERMAN 4 Co No Asor House.
VII ressye 70 Ne yeseye, Asser House in few daya
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6perial Notiree.

General Committee of Democratic Wing Young
Men, special meeting OF the Committee will be held the
Boadws y Blouse SATURDAY EVENING 9th inst at I! T. d.
By order. JAMES H. WELSH, Chairman.
VI w GENET, Vice Chairman
Las PInCKNEY ~ NNa''-101-
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Nsm pnb citations.
IMPORTANT NEW WORK on RUSSIA
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RUSSIA A. IT IS

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Ixtrac from the Preface
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west Plus hins-ony miles fiOm the City hal
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Se naafs sdyspts West Flushing Tbs streets are
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TEE MYSTERIES PALACES AND ABsURDirIEs
sPJRITRAPPISG TABLE-TuRNING AND ENHANCEMENT
BY a Searoher Afer Truth


The ubkhsrs this work feel convinced tia,
viii with universal satisfaction BY that large minority OF
Tie opposed oil kinds OF delusion and caar Isnsm
and religious belief which pernicious Ia their
morals weing Of society The design OF the
that What called "spihtuasm" the
the gs OF the dead With the living BY
turning tables and speatng hroush the living while the
Of enrneemen Of THIS decisive eharlstsn
The author OF the volume has visited
Tge rumber u,l circles" they ED Of every
ass h tie CRY and the revelations which ne makes
ssouh the community Dol BY the curious
beb tie SPIRITS manifest tsene to moas and By the
deuye pernicous inh1enee which
these ccea" Pull descriptions Of the different kinds
OF tipping aud speaking are given aud the
boe eocne practical workings Of modern s1rtussm SET
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Marble Bookstore No l2l N.sssl-st
The trade requested 10 their early
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sutoin few from American clsrgymen of al de-
rc-.- stots from every section Of the country
the Rev. George 3. Cheever.
Eench Protestant EXes By Professor Weiss
uy valuable Such Of inormalon respecting he HUI
rrents found nowhere aud the testimony the
atrocities or Roh pe7ecnton under Louis XIV IL fall otl1s
and dread The volumes Instruct,
i've Ale important
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From ,hc Rev DR. George Pots
f. ein Tafsly RECOMMEND the wCtk very valuable con
trib4ion TO hntoiy.
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ID saturdayl EVENING" April lS5i at " oeock the NV
LOCAL MORAL DRAMA entitled TIE OLD BREWERY from
The gest work the published BY M.ss-s Snssr
Yowrsepd THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock the NICOLO FAN,
iLY The ACTING DOGS nd the touching moral play Of HUI
The famous LIVING CRATES the HAPPY FAMILY &c. to
be usual .. -, NJ, p.,.onu ~
AduttsIce p cents children Gnder ~ to fH o"0uy III"
Psrauet
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fToTn The Rev. Dr. John knor
The wOrk exhibits the spirit OF Popery ash has been
and cruel eofseethe perpetual and irreconcIe
Abe zoe all human bsryb shtng wherever reached snd
aaorcs Lesson sessonable ard time when
the mystery Of niqgy Scks nightly putting forth s agse
sse powers both in, and open regard the
result Of research and sh sbty and supply
ina eesteratsnl In historical hterafuTe'
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From tie Rev Th5mas De Witt
The History By Professor Weiss occupes space
hitherto bu; little occupied. esteem these volumes ~
an ora valuable the present day AID doubt hy
will male ike lPreson the public mind, and command
ls &c ILirolsse"
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Anrsffnfnfa

No $40 Broadway.-GRAND
j VOCAL tno INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT Of the NS".
YORK sHNGFRRUNDE SOCIETY for the oeasft Of tbs iieA
Fuue or MONDAY EVENING, April 10, 1854.
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM-Bencft Of
ID G. W. CLARKE

On MONDAY April 10, 1884 ,. .,,n,o,,,.,,c,
GRAND EXTRA DAY AND EVENING PERFORMANCE
In the AFTF RNOON O'Clock, Shaksperes BEAUTIFUL trs
Of POvFO AND JULIET in hch the whole Compsuy viii
PEAR In the EVENING ~ the romantic Dram. OF nULI
Together with the very funny piece OF HOW To MANI ho
HAPPY
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From the Rev T Moore, Richmond, Va
convinced thai its publication eoafrrs "a imPor-
hen On Here thus led in
tie History religion Ard liberty that has hitherto been almost
v.cstt"
sTRINGER 4 TOWNSEND, Publishers No az Bro,dssy
Agents waited to circulate this sre, work la every sec
Attractive Gre viii be furnishet
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From the Rev DR. Murray. Elzsbethtown J.
at 10 candid Learned, moderate; snd, from the
t,sirpps the nsrsye sustained with ability aud
sse the mind Of the reader the nst intense
iuI,st when the Protestant world Il intensely a~.se
and raHos of PoPey the
vof q Wei, back for the iimes''
From ~ Rev DR. Leonard bacon. New-Hsvsn, COan.
sr..f merit Of the aahot is that he Uses a5ovs
and while h- does not
his s,mpst. sh the oppressed be whites more as historian
thsu "a = III gus not"
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lion ROBERT EANIOUL, JR.
III JOHN P JEwErTk Co, Bcs,o hsye jus; pleh:hed
mp MYyoIas sPEEC HE'S AND WRITINGS Of his ais.in-
rnssd Statesman elegant volume Of $40 svo with
foru..t Price, IS For sale By AL Becaseler
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From the Rev Dr. Henry V Johns Baltimore.
The plan Of the history will commend H. not
tn to the clergy but to the lay OF eoant-o she states
ap the scholar the artisan and the enGs Of human progress
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03
BEOOftcGG iSsOck.

TIVE public 81 breeders Of fine stack will take no.
4 ice that the Celebrated horse, CAPTAIN BELL
FOUNDER, that has alwas taken the premiums nt
the State Fairs, and also at all county fairs
where shown, will stand the present season at
the stable OF tho subscriber, six miles cas-, OF Cad2.
neor Bnrnhard's mill on short Creek, at the follow.
ing terlns~-Singe service $5 TO be pad III the time
otservlce or witnIn ten days otherM lse they yI be-
charged by the insurance TO insure a mare with
loa, SIC, payable on the first Of January next Ihis
horse is aubeautuul bright bay, standing l6ha hands
high, weighs ll10 pounds. His superior blood,
symmetry aud action excel oil others. lie was sired
hy old BeI!lounder owned by VIM II. Raney, OF
Franklin county, Ohio, aud he by imported Belit0un-
der, the Norfolk trotte that troleG II miles an hour
HI was also matched for tW 0 hundred guine as 10
uot nine miles III thirty minutes which he won cas
lily by y seconds But we only wish to let lhe coln
munity know where said hose " i'll be kent thus
season. AS he is so wG known, il is UNNECESSARY
10 say more.
| have al 40 YOUNG CONSUL. TCCkAHOE.
the best stock twOprocureIn NirEiuia. lie asu took
two premAms ut the slulIJ + air last ka,l ii, j.
beautiful blood bay, lG'l hands high aud weighs
1850 pounds. For style and action ne has l.w II
any equals, and will also supd q, tho =iab!s Of the
subscriber, AT the same rates az BelOunt r, where
they viii al all times be tound during the season.
J Z JOHNSON, Proprietor.
April s. 1854
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From the South.

BALTIMORE, April &c.
New Orleans papers of Thursday have
been received. They give an account Of
The loss Of the Brig John Williams, on Ar
kansas Bar, with large cargo Of Govern
ment supplies. Ex-President Fillmore left
Savannah on Tuesdsy for Charleston. The
Washington Union says Gsdsden Treaty,
which has been ratified by the Senate, aIss
ranges the Messilla Valley difficulty, and
provides for an eligible railroad; abrogates
the eleventh article Of the Hidalgo treaty,
recognizes the interference Of transmission
granted in 1853 oveI Tehuantepec-for all
Of which the United States is to pay ten mil.
lions Of dollars. The Union intimates that
the treaty will lead speadiIy to the rescra-
tion Of amicable relations between our Gov.
ernment and Mexico. George Allen has
been recognised as Consul for the Pontiical
States al Philadelphia.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03
Case Of Col. Collier

In the New York Evening Post of the
Oath. we find the following among the pro-
ceedng Of the u 8 District CoVrt.
The United States against Jam s Collie
This case commenced the morning before
jury.
1t is sui: brought by the United States
against the late collector OF Upper Calilor.
MIA, to recover balance Of account OF 8s-
1880, Al, due to the Uni cd States from
him on the 18Th OF September, 1853, OF
ihis $4,000 has been paid since suit
brought, leaving balance OF about $780,.
900, claimed by the United States.
The evidence for the United States was
put in this morning It consisted merely
OF the treasury transcript showing the bal
snce due. This making out the case for
the plaintiff, Mr.. John A Collier proceeded
to open the case for the defence.
For the United States, Mr.. OConor and
Mr.. Cunnins; for the defendent, Mr. John
A. Collier and Hon. D. S. Dickinson.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03
News Of the City Of Glasgow.

PHILADELPHIA, hp'h H.
The Journal Of Commerce has received a
communication from Richardson & Co.,
London, which states that they learn from a
passenger who came on board the schooner
Canton from Jamaics, that no the la.h,
near Cestle Island, Bahamas, saw large 8
masted screw steamer, painted black outside,
with the bulwarks inside apparently painted
Her yards square; and the steamer had no
appearance Of being in disabled condition.
The schooner passed within two or three
miles Of the steamer, but no person could be
seen on board Of her, though they had a
clear view Of her deck. She appeared to
be at anchor or aground. No one knew or
the loss of the Q ty of Glasgow;
therefore t schooner kept on her way
Steamers sails cIewed up, and she was in
very unusual position.
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Equal rights" and Home Man
ufactuvc.

I I meeting, oi III Shosm4aeis nf IIoPsdale the
. A following resolutions r-5yc adopted
Resolved: That, III consequence, Of the high
prices OF pTeduce; Tie Htroeious nebraska" move
ment anu the evils at Nil inevitably result there
ft"m, to iree labor t1la:her with the u,onopoliZ-
ing spiri OF the age; that will endeavor TO aver
these evils by extending our business and adopunas
he "pag.up' system, ra:Lds, than by making an
change in nuT prices.
Resolved; That. whereas the inportaton Of boota
sad shoes from the eastern citias by Merchants an,
Others 20 whom this business do@s no. properly be-
long has seriously Injured U.s. wswil! from this tim.
forward abandon the practice of uondiug all boo,,
and shoes sold in the stores, which have he reto
fore Gene thereby conceahng the cheatery of thos.
hlo1opo.Llng dIgn!a-ies VI the "tspe. stick" pro-
iessioN.
keeoved That we DO this no, from any selhsl;
motive o! unaccomnoiatIns principle, but knowl-
edge 81 oar own selt reEpec forbid, that we should
pattonlz Naoohs ntd Eenitentaries, far Jobs comip
;roth ,he7e sources, aGe, dirty, h!thy unpro6tahe
ant seneat the dignity Of our profession.
Resolved; That We believe in doing this, we will
Fromoto not only own iniersst, but ths interest,"
VI the pubic IN general tor The amount OF kusinsEa
Gonc III this line, when divided among so many viii
not Justify sny, in laying in a sufficient stock, 70
meet The wants OF the public; hence the frequent
complaint 1--WE can't be accommodated"
Therefore, for the future we will no far as lies in
our power extend our patronage TO those and thoeo
only, WHO xii. not attempt Inonopalize our busi-
ues.
Resolved: That copy Of these resolutions be
published in the Cadiz Sentinel.
April IL, 1884.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-03
Final Accounts.

M OllCEis hereby given that the following &C.
~ counts lave been hted In tha Probate Court OF
Harrison county, Chic, for settlements
The account and exhibit of Harrison Millsras I'D.
minlslrator Of the ineoiYent eHnIe Of Thomas
Hughes, deceased.
! ng hrsl account Of Lydia Hslt as the guardian
Of Elizabeth Holt in her minority, but now full age
lh9 final account OF Barrett Rogers az adIninistfa-
.or u th@ estate V' Samuel Cope, deceased.
Tho account OF Amos Morgan as guardian foI
Hugh Barr
lhe final account OF Henry Law as guardian for
Grorse 'Trimbls.
The account Of william l.. Rsmeey executor Of
;he will Of David Rlrnacy, JsceasAd
And that the same vii ne seyera.iy exsrinsd and
passed upon by the Undersigned O. tic 3rd day OF
Nav uext. L. W. FElRS, Propate Judge
AprIl t. 1854