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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25
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Agricultural Items.

AblAGa1tbAaA Ae0uAS:
CutruaE OF MiLLEE.-The Country gen
tlsman Of the sh instant. publishes the
following letters from Dir. Moore Presl'
dent OF the Michigan stae Agricultural
Society, Oh the subject Of the cultivation oil
pillet;
EcHootcHArr Feb T. 1855.
am happy to have you all the iatorraa
zion can in relation to the nnaiet crop
u has, indeed, been . favorite crop with me
for the last Eve % six PEARS ! b have less Of
Il than usual and am very sorry FUR II
There y no kinds Of hay that my stock O
MI kinds, prefer 70 millet, and IT the iani y
rich. and i IS well put in. and good seed u
produces well. Ihave had as much as four
sons to the acre. After il is taken OF in the
fall, the land is in good order Tor nheat' by
being once well Piowed' not yielding quite
., heavy a crop "a = aumme fallo"' but
quite good.
| pillow early in the spring, at the time
lat plow fsr oats or c~orn-barrow once
lnen after oats are seRed. corn planted and
ether work done up, say from the Hrst 70
fhe tenth of June. plough the groun ! again
Asrrew well, and so~ about twelve quarts
Of seed per acre: harrow we'll again, and 4
should b. rolled, In order to make d smooth
surface for moving. II coraes up slow and
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Notice.

GASTER OIL, in bottles. and on draught, a prime
" article for sale by nov % 1853 J BEALL
EABERS Cedar Pencils, the best in use for sale
Il cheap by nov % 1888 J BEALL
IGTEEL PENS, a large and fine assortment. yari
- Gus brands, cheap az JOHN BEALLS
IGAND PAPER, a prime eastern article, and
y large assorunentby tapr 20, $50 J. BEALL.
CAP, Letter, Note aud fancy Papers, States, Pom
~ ellis, etc, etc, for sale cheap by
april 20, 1858. JOHN BEALL
CAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kinda
may 4, 1883 JOHN BEALLS.
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Paper HGngings.

WE are now receiving one of the largest and best
wv selected stocds Of Wall Papers and Borders
ever before offered. Our stock is all new this Spring
and comprises the lates. and best style II consists
in part Dt Wallpapers OF new and beautiful designs,
iPallor, Dining Room and Chamber Papeis 3, in every
variety oi style md quality.
Gilt, Silver Velvet and common Borders Of new
styles.
Transparent Window Shades, Fig'd and Plain,
with Putnam's Patent Fixtures; Plain Green and
Blue and Figd Window Blinds and Fifeboard
Screens in great variety OF patterns.
With an extensive assortment to select from, and
low prices, VIC expect to please those who may give
us a call. MCDOWELL Il CD,
booksellers, StationeFs and Paper Dealers, Market
street, Steubenyilie, Ohio
March n. 1855.
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TIME undersigned takes this method of infofmin
IL the public that he has bought and ii now perna
men ty repairing and fitting up the Carding, FuiiinQ
and Manufacturing establishment lately owned hy
X. Tea, three miles south of Cadiz, on the road to
New Athens. He expects to be ready to do all the
Carding that he may be favored with this SEASON.
Wool will DO taken in at the store Of Wood 81
Smiths, in Cadiz, and returned promptly, and all
work warranted. A liberal share Of public patron.
age is desired. Prices as law as other responsible
establishments. JOSEfH r. JOHNSTON.
May III, 1853,
NIB. Coyerlet and Carpet Weaving done on the
most reasonable terms for customers at the above
establishment. ]. II. JOHNSTON.
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Take Notica.

"A LLpersons indebted ID me, BY nnte Or Book ac.
count, are requested I'd call immediately and
settle The same; III Iot attended To they will be found
~ the hands Of the proper officer for collection.
RJ Also; The Book accounts nd Noise of A. III.
Burtch, have been assigned 10 ms, and Will 10 al.
iected without delay h. I. BEkNEE~Y.
Cadiz, aug, 7'54
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II CadiE dat 4 have llain taken my old shop On
Market street. directly opposite McCsEniek,s store
which was recomly occipied By Jones end Roper
1 would respectfully AK the public 70 give me q call
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TnE PnlLADELFErA II. K. CoErEREScE
AID THE SLAVERY QuEsrIos.-On tie ninth
day ofthe late session Of the Philadelphia
Methodist Episcopal Conference, held at
Lancaster. Bishop Waugh presented the res
~olutions Of the Wisconsin Conference, and
those also Of the North Ohio Conference,
asking the concurrence Of this body in re-
commencing to the next General Confer
ence resolutions touching . change Of the
Disciplinary rule on slavery. The rssolu.
lions Of the Wisconsin conference reads as
follows:
Resolved, That we request the next Gen
eral Conference 50 to alter The general rules
10 our discipline on Slavery AZ 70 read, the
buying. selIiDg, or holding . human being
al . slave.
This resolution vas not concurred Ia BY
q vote Of i34--and none for concurrence
The resolution Of The North Ohio Confer.
ence reads az follows;
sThe buying Or selling Of any haman be
ing, with an intention q ~saslaye such per,
son, or holding any person IN slavery when
emancipation can be elected withaut injury
10 the slave.
Ga this resolution The following was the
Vote III te body Quncarrence liz; non.
concurrence l2A.
The present rule ofths Discipline oh Till
subject against slavery readf;
sThe buying 81 selling 81 men. women,
or cliIJrsn. with AZ intention 10 ensIaye
them,
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~
49,
~ nrFs w4EtSEr.
-so-
AnnF lneozsa suoc1sEai<dpnoss
~ il ,ows dep lanea vah
VIA tnbhline sPrl1g. md Fauhns srno&s
VIA pine usss dshms Y ths eaiei
o. MA asns western prairie sesns.
a. uaring uazs, cad aaaRling towers
o. where. shove he fruitful plaips
The loliy massive forest iovsns-r
Wih hsluv hsooss, Or iFsssy 8 ls,
or saulh. OF .urth, o. east or west.
In vide sprsad plain, OF deep sunk vale.
Kbm viii foad end Tairnsnt best
Give ius a farm.
within he DARK and DUST shops,
The tised msehanlcs. ehangsless E~noi'--
The drudge e essrT elewn who droops
Withim der daers. 70 claim lbsir toll:
h van, Inr them, my lovely spring
Nfl lsld and wood vishsoags Of miFth,
In vain, withlaEish klnaaoss. fling
fsr boqases DER tbs beautsoas ezr5ai
sMidss dast and shayinss, they must draw
Their daily hEeath, from year to year,
The scrsechine file, the grating saw,
The only music they must bear
The Iiselqas day.
The mprchsnis AZ his counter stands.
From anxious morn 70 weary night;
With a feigned smile. aud seryiis banda,
Re vain on each fastiiiouy Weight
p,sr piles Of lsdgers and day books,
With a strained eye, and aching head.
Az mIdnish, hoar, BIO sadly looks
By anxious care, denied bis bed.
What though, within his iron safe,
Lie untold stores Of golden wealth!
For solid gold, All who would ehafa
The weary soul, and crush,he health
pfkoly tool
kilsd in dsccptions dsmning arts,
srhs politicians fawa sgd smile;
with honied worsis, 6al hollow hesrts,
The simple rpslica to beguile--
Tha echo still Of what they hear,
TO each one's within, they give assent;
No principle they hold a. dear,
OnIacfe, ard On Office bent.
g'ney'd sail their Bibles for agseat,
Their country, for a paltry dime,
Their souls salvation FOR a note,
WHAT care they. il they can but climb
70 wsalst aRa poweri
Give me a farm Though call'd to WELD
The axe or maui, the seytheor hoe;-
Give ma a farm, with wide spread FIELD,
When harYests wave OF cattle lowe
An ample crchard-msadows green
A flwring, fruitful, garden spot
And 'nli.ist the pleasaai, Taral scene,
A lovely vita, and tasteful cot.
Give me a farm, where, tally fanned,
Ny brew by the pafettered breeze,
With honest hsars, and willing hand,
10 raise my bread, with none to please,
But God and wife.
Ausu nv, Ia, Msrch %, 1855.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

UEBIDII I, DIDEADE OF THE MIN .,
AND ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
DISORDERED LIVER OR
STOMACH;
Such as q Constipation; inward Piles; Fullness OF
Blood to the Head; Acidity Of the Stomach, Heart
burn; Disgust for Food; Fullness OF Weight in the
Stomach; Sour Erustations, Sinking or Fluftering
at the Pit Of the Stomach; Swimming of the Head;
Hurried and Difficult Breathing; Flattering at the
Heart; Choking or suiIocating Sensations whenin
a lying posture; Dimness of Vision; Dots or Webs
before the sight; Fever and Dull Pain in the Head;
Deficiency Of Precipitation; Yeliowness OF the Skin
and Eyes; Pain in the Side, Hack, Chest Limbs,
&c; Sudden tlushes ~ofIieat; Burning in the Flesh;
Constant Imaginings OF Evil; and Great Degrees
sion of Spirits
CAN BE EfFECTUALLY CURED BY
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CknIz, July IL, 1854.
Having sold my Watch and Je0eiry establishment
to Mr.. q. B. Barrett, who has been in my employ
Tor a number Of years, | take great pleasure in re-
commanding him to all Of my former patrons, as a
good workman and one worthy of their confidence
and esteem. loHN LoFLAED.
Cndiz. July u. lea4.if
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6TArE FArR-It i AaR quite probabl
that no State Fair will be held in Ohio this
year. Meanwhile the State Board may take
actiOn 40 encourage The county fairs. Let
the county societies g Ahead. and lay them.
selves out fOr Big sheEs. We think upon
the whole il will Be quite y profitable; and
IL d township, or several townships, should
organize and get UP industrial exhibitions,
10 much tie better. Bring this matter home
% every rural district. and wake up the
Whole. II may be that the slaie Board viii
bold some Sort n . reunion ii she fan, and
make up in social and Intellectual di PLAY,
wbar may Ne lacking il bulls and hoFssa.-
Ohio CgIdyatoE.
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III ~ NWNEAy a NfAM-lAFiM ~ EA1W - ~
kHEsM NE3X VWA
kHsA& $k&gbSA "a IENA ~,
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For the rapid Cure OF
CnUYCwc GOV nc WnADcENEcc
CWUGMS, VUUDS, MVAMcHNAoc,
ETIc -NATIGM
DNVNVnAAAc,
nDANrn AcTWMA ANN
VNVUH, hoAMMh, AND
GNNcTIWDVIhN
AAViN
uWisdom shah how down to it. and The rreat ofthe
o.r,b sLalI tnoai hsGSrc 4; -
Never Sonid tbis he said with more truth. thon i,
nely annlios 10 his remedy for affections OF tie throat
and luras, The exalted IN learning and power.
arH nn,sTsJae ;s snnrcmac ~ vhHe hotb The IitIe and
~ 80 - faoI r. hene5,s Tbn I;bera Lmi,doJJ
o ~ thase stiIisd 10 cnre. are free ia avn its mas.
terv over distemners which have bafIled their ot
TLyosa of az a TOD stations ara not ashamed "a testify
toits virtnes. bnt deem it a duty and a pleasure to
Inns Mold out the lamn of their exDerieuce To their
s,a.ring faIio,y men
VSitness The fnllowiua-
fTronsla1ion
VermillionyiIIe In. Anril. 1884
Nope le mr. r n Aver! have az late made ire.
onon, nsa ~ vof,r CurRpv prcToRAr. IN NV nractice
dpn y an honny ~ ;nfarm pon that IN no case vet has
Il toiIed me- Ibaye made some sienal cures az Ln-
rvnr;tls md Bronchitis with Il, and have COMPLETELY
S+rod one case ~ Asthma. which had witbstoal ~.
orv AMER n,edisina i eonlI emnlov-
W Accont, Str, the assuranres Of INV
distinguished consideration.
I MiIES CIAUD GOiJGlJET.
I.,te Surreon Of the Royol Marine. France
Extract from, ! letter of our Minister a, the Court
ofihe SnIlime Porte
Tegation of the u. S. A.. Constantinople Turkey
: Tr7 q. Aver, Dear Sir-The CHERRY prcTorsI.
receiyed from YOU for thgSultan has been delivered
10 his private secretary at the palace. and YOU will
donbfIess hear from ii in due season, That YOU were
80 kind as to send Inc has been given to friends, who
have in many cases. found il exceedingly t1spGiI
Yours rrspeetfuliv, GFO, r MARSH.
Minister Planipotenfiarv of the u. s. A. 10 Turkey
Curacoa, March s. 1859.
DR.. C. A~yer:-Iuse your CaERRY ProroRAL dali
" In INV uractiea. and am satisfied it is n remedy
Wwbieh must meet in every country the highest az.
probation. O. w, JACKHEER, M, ID.
Resident Court Physician.
Among the eminent Editors, who testify to their
nersonal oxperiepce and knowledge of the wonder.
hi cures. aid immense uselulness Of the CurRKy
4 PEcroRA1. in their sections, we may mention
Bourhton & Co of the Federal Union, .MilledgeyilIe.
ca.
l. Patton, Christian Advocate, Knoxville, Tenn.
10 X 49, A.;..- o.a.h.,1;a. K.ns,;n~ ~
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All who have boards 10 cut or hair To crop,
Just call on me n nay old shop;
Yes, friends, III tell you what TO do;
Give me a call al "Number Two;'
Al noon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stay;
But give me time, dear sir, % resi-,
Upon that day that God has blessed
Ny room is neat, my towels clean,
My scissors sharp, and razOrs 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 oil that art and skill can do,
October s. 1851. LOT WILLIS
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he following
EHranslalion.1

Vermillionyille, La, April, 1859.
Mons. 10 DR.. ]. G. Ayer;-i have of late. made fire..
queni use OF your CHERRY PEcFoRAL in my practice,
and nm happy to inform you that limo case yet has
it failed me. have made some signal cures Of La
~ryngits and Bronchitis with it, and have completely
cured one case of Asthma, whicA had withstood ev-
cry other medicine | could employ.
Accept, Sir, the assurances of my
distinguished consideration,
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tflc0itincs.


The following remedies are offered TO the will.
the best. perfect. which medical Science e
afford. AyERs CArnAnric PILls have been pre.
pared with the utmost skill which the medical mo
fession Of this age possesses, and their effects shov
they have virtues which surpass any combinats
Of medicines hitherto known. Other preparation.
do more or less good, but this cures such dangero
complaints, so quick and so surely, as 10 pt1,s
efficacy aud power to uprUnt disease beyon5 .
thing which men have known before. Bv icmo,i,
the DISTINCTIONS Of the internal organs and sim
latng them into healthy action, they renoyate IN.
fount ain. Of life and yigOr-health eour,es 49,,
through the body, and the sick man is well aoein
They are adapted 10 disease, aud disease orlg H..
when taken hy one in health they produce bet IN,
tie effect. This IS the perfection Of medicine Il
is antagonistic 70 d ease, and no more r.,5
children may take them with impunity. II n.ca
are sick they will cue them, il they arc well liz,
will DO them no harm.
Give them to some patient who has been pros.
tratcd with bilious complaint; see his bent.nr ~,
teriup form strainhtcn with strength again. 49,
iong-lost appetite return see his clammy featg,o
blossom into health. Give them to some sui,ors,
whose foul blood has burst out ia scrufula I'm M
skin il covered with sores. who stands or ATS ~
lies in anguish. lie has been drcnched inside ,e5
out with every potion which ingenuity could .r.
gest Give him these PUBS, aud mark the eIsci
see the scabs fan from his body see the new, az
skin that has grown under them; see the late i.r.
that is clean Give them to him who's. anr.,
hpmors have planted rheumatism in his Joints 'n3
bones move him, and he scrccchrs with pain IL
too has been soaked through eyefs muscle of ~.
body with hnimeuts and sdves give him tte.s
PMS to purity his blood; they may not caIe h,r,
far alas there cases which no mortal power r,
reach but mark, he walks with crutrhes now IN
now he walks alone they have cured him. Give
them to the lean, sour, haggard dyspu1tjc Whoa
gnawing stomach has long ago eaten every suils
nom his fare and every muscle from his hody So
his appetite return, and with il his health Soc ia
new man. See her that radiant with health
and lovclacss blasted and too early witber.r,
nj nf OK So ~ "a
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HELMBoLD's HGGBLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLIA,

FIR Psrdsing fts 0i1od rsuorrag all fssa.ss 'siag
ffoa srtcss VI .NfrcHfH, f4prsafe ana gpradeHee
cue, chr1ac c0astta.HE! disease, aFstag ff0m an
puc, sfat 81 the Bigof, dHd tae relabs aad Fl
Hg kHecH AMY fsr ti cars o. srefaia, sal hIar,
al "a al, UlesfGt1ps y tsc Iaraat aad LaHgs Petts
ana sEsii.ses Of tie boacs, Z usr, PmPiss on ne
rae, aaa s,dB hTaptspas 4 DC skH.
his lfitfiu g. to* lrrsrrhet nv -ono Of the most
distns lsecd physei he county nd has proved
more utlrr 90 prfrtca thluuHf preparation OF Slf-
sHparll yet oil.red 10 the puaf. Several cases OF
stcouHag Ttrhls, NJ fcurii aua Srninlups ii-ef-cs
have eutfeh r0rUvetcd 10 the iucurabe wards "i nor
fuahc nstItu ions which bad FIR sraIs fe sted
every muie uttreatmoni hat could 1adeYis"d. Theee
eares furnish siuktn- 1tmpirs of ite iuiuy tntcis
uftis med cine Ga srre-tng 81 be nosf
re ses. It of thf sl4nts were destroyed, aud the
bones already lfeclcd.
NuricE.-iuuois tom fosrons Die Physicians and
Pf0l s,urs OF svtr Medi-ai GHe-e,, aud tiiieaie.
% eurrs tom patents viii be- found accompanying boh
Preparations.
PrisEs, flail iStiaet OF Baehu, 81 per bottle, OF
bot ies f1i -
pRicEs, Fud Laiact Of sHsaptrlia s potpotile, or
bottles io IS, eqa in stTensth 10 nuc gallon u - fup
Of sunupa ia.
Piepil.d anu sold o., II T. HELMBoLD, Chemist,
Cuestnut street, near The Gifafd House, Pniadcl-
pha.
To b- bad ofCOLLINS & PIERCE Montpelier, VI
Aud Of urug1i.ts a1i ueaiets everywhere.
fiien drea,ei to ne ProYfieioS agent rsesues
UH@tdiais ateAteH. 49, ~.
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FURNISHING GOODS
J. II. SFAVF0RD'S OLIVE TlN.

TO Gore sease, Of the Throat aud Lungs, olive
Tirts applied aul inhsled
ToEuie Diseases 90 lh, Nerves, Muscles and Joints,
OiiNr SOC Is applied
Oiva Tar asked with Mutton Tallow forms an
Ointment which speedily aud faii ally cures ever
disease ct the sklu,
NLoa ud,e Tari. pll co over heated water the at
mosp1rte Of Inc apartment 1eepmrs im'fe- nird with
Poe caring diseases. aal ie,euuns coniagion OF In
tcciion.
olive Tnr Gnu be applied to "a ,aost feeble person.
OF to he &c ndersi iuiant without danger.
Tho aa goal Curative Powers Of olive Tar due
10 Eieeticlty.
The Eiccireal &c, of olive Tar is expsl dis.
ease aud dfiyeiI 10 10 teeve Ia "a cases, aud
to cure All that are not baycni hope.
Pain caauut exist where OlNo Tar, or owe Tar
OiniWent are applied.
olive Tar doe. uotirfilote, nor discolor the skia.
Olive Tar does nat contain a miaeral, nor Vogoia-
hle poison.
Tho pnncipl Ingredients in Olive Tar are exraeied
from ritch piao Tar. and olive uil.
PKiC Z ~ cents Bbttle, tnI stla hy Storekcepers
End uugsis's gcuur lily, AMI h) SCOTT 4 BN 1ONsi
Munirpelier, VI
phiHWhet Ut u octave page, contains tni ANtu-
alton Of he a1ave, t1s thor wth nnar 100 fes 'nt
and litilie testimonials OF the great OH ley OF olive
firiol tine cue OF diseases otihe
Throat, Lungs, .Ntrre5, Muscles, joints and
Skin.
Nearly ~ Of the testimonial are ON prominent
a0d we'll tHown rnikeus Of Nov York. This bo IL
also, cont iius hotwo
.SiIty and Serenity .NHg and Yaluqble Re
oeipis, uehich should be kaolon to egay
MECHANIC, Farmer AND uOUsEKEEPER.
~ Iueiosr ; * Ceuis OF Two loit,r stamps 10 ]. Il
Slanard, Pucucai Chemist No. 4 NeW-strret, New
f"k, aud the return mail Silibnns you the oook with
A.: 9m
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1flr0ifincs.

10 the Citiifas # ps Uahsd Siutts,-
most huuby nud sincerely thank you tor the
immense patronage which you have bestowed upon my
Pills take this OPP nuuiil If stiuna th-i my An
cesors were al American Cnzens, ani TINT enter
tam foi a that con-erns Amer and The Amer
the mos, lively synpnthes much co that oiieina
~ compounded tho Fir tapto.ss 10 SUIT YOU 81 niao
habits constitutions, snd Of liN1g, intending
90 Establish myself among you, which lhavo done
ny taking premises Ia New foik.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
o., Clrasr Of fan and Nassau stresf. Mr. Iork.