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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-08
AuM0untGmGnts.

Z Ma. ALLRx:-Please announce the name
Of joins MoCeSSELL, as suitable candidate
for county Commissioner, subject TO the de-
cisioL OF The Democratic Convention.
ARcuLR.
We are requested to announce the name
Of JOSEPH THoMPsoE, as candidate for In
Urinary Director, subject the decision OF the
Democratic Convention.
We are requested to announce the name
Of WM. |. Fry, as a suitable candidate ioT
County Treasurer.
Ma EDIroR:--Please announce the name
Of G. HEFLIsG, as a suitable candidate Tor
the Office of County Treasurer, subject to
the Democratic County convention, and con-
fer q. favor on his numerous friends OF Wash
ington and Franklin townships.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Please announce the name
OF ROBERT r. WADE, as a candidate for
Representative, subject 10 the action OF the
Democratic Convention.
Democracy OF SuoRTcREEK.
| Mr.. EDIToR:--P Please announce the name
of T. d. GRIMES, as suitable candidate fol
the Office OF County Treasurer, subject 10 the
Dem. cratic County Convention, and conlel
a favor on his numerous friends of
MooREFIFLD TP.
Also announce the name of X. NJ KEN
SEDY, Esq, as suitable candidate for th'
Office of County Commissioner, subject t
the Democratic County Convention, ant
oblige the people Of MooREFIELD TP.
Also announce the name of J. III. EsTEF
for suitable candidate for Prosecuting AT
torney, and obIige many voters of Il ID
: f87SS M6oREFIELD TP.
: Mr.. Ep1roR:-You will oblige many vo
ters, by announcing the name of MILTo
HARVEY, of Moorefeld Township, as can
: didate for Sheriff.
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CADIz PRICES CURRENT.
coRREcTED WEEKLY

coRREcTED WEEKLY
CADlZ AUGUST 8, 1855
FLOUR, ~. -. .....s.... .''.''-'.a SJ'VuW
W HEAT, 80 = .,...''.''' q: IA @ w
CORN, ...,....s.,.. 49,. .V {"
OATS ...... a.. ,.ss'-l '''''''~' ''4ND..
FLAX SEED, - igl,oo
leans, WHITE, 80 t'OolV' -
TIMOTHY, ......... '''''''' ~,1otW'''
CLoYERsEED, ....,,,....,. 'o,UNS,
POTATOES. ''''' lluO".
ONIONS. '.''s ''0oLW'.
DRIED AFeLEs, per bushel, .............. -. Q9o
DRIED PEACHES, -.-...''''.' .''..'' VI,''
BUTTER, ~
CHEESE, ..,.....,...... l@ip.
LARD, ...........'. .. .uGo @
PORK, ,............... .....'.''''' 9,9F0tuu
SALT, '''' 'SiV.U. -
HAY,........,...s. ...',..'-. 4u,.OtO''
WooD, Neutrality-suspicious.. S'oOisV. :.
COFFEE. ................ .tDto
MoIAssEs by the bbl. bbl..........,........... .29lG5I
N. 0. Sugar,.......... 6go
FIsH-New shad, W bbl, I, ,OS OS
Mackerel, No. 3, !" ....,.,.........! 1910
do :" Q " g ............... IL, so
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Penn s. Harper
Yeg0 Stage, Eangt, Carriage and
WAGON MANUFAC TORY.

7IHE undersigpedta take pleasure in announcing to
tne citizens Of Harrison and adjoining coun-
ties, that they have commenced the above business
in all its branches They have superior facilities for
manufacturing every kind OF vehicle, having learn
ed Ihe business with man that understood il in all
its branches Their WORK will be manufactu ed IN
style superior to any IN the place. and on the most
favorable terms They viii warrant their work to
be made in the latest and best manner. Those wish
ing any kind of vehicle are solicited to give us a
call beio purchasing elsewhere.
All kinds OF repairing, such as repairing wood
work, and trimming executed at the shortest notice
and on tho best teIms. We keep none but the best
OF worklnen in our employ. New work exchanged
for old
01y Shop directly east Of the American House, in
the we'll known stand formerly. occupied by / ).
Ditmars, PENN " HAhfEll'
.Cadiz, Ohio, April, lS55-ly - W
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Eg-About the first of September next,
company of upwards Of forty persons will
leave Lima, Stark county, for Kansas, where
they will settle in one neighborhood, and
take their agricultural implements with
them,
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NERVOUS DIsORDERS

0...f NERVOUS DISORDERS. upa4dB a.
re diseases OF the mind well as OF the body, are
ueuaIly brought on by troubles and aflliction and
are mostcommon to persons otdelicate constitutions
aid sensitive minds Low spirits, melancholy,
friqhtfil dreams, and fearful apcipalions Of evil
from the slightest causes, generally accompany ner-
yous disorders. The Forest Wine and Fills are an
energetic remedy in these complaints. - Il
Extract of letter from Mr. Joseph G. PGulding,
dated N Philadelphia, September It'll, 1913.
DR G.. w HALSEY: u
nv wife of dread ful Nervous disorder wiihwhch
She had been affected for many years. Her body
was amost.wastedawa She was frequently dis
turbed in her sleep by frighttu dreams, awakening
aaite exhausted and covered with perspiration, and
nj times labcring under the deluslon that something
dreadful was about to happen to her. BY the use OF
four bottles of the wine and box OF the Pills she
~ now in perfect health She has reganed hor iesb
and color, and enjoys society us well as ever.
,5 ]. G. PAULDING
| DR. DAVID MARVIN, celebrated practitioner of New
York, declared publicly, that one bottleof Halseys
Forest Wine contained more virtues than fifty OF the
large bottles OF Sasaporilla, Messrs s S Lampmar
g. Co.. one Of the largest and most rePectable }rugg
lsts in Syracuse, in letter, says: II rom what they
have heard and seen Of HPlsey's Forest Wine, ii i
4 an excellent and good medicine, and will undoubt
! edly become the leading medicine the day"
] 4 he Forest Wine isput up in large square bottles
1 with Or, HalseY's name blown in the GLASS; 81 PEI
bottIe. or six bottles for IS. Gum coated Pills. o.
/ Cents per box Agents arc authorized to retail n
| we'll as wholesale 10 on as favorable conditions n
the proprietor, No l6l Duone 81, corner OF hudson
/ N. York Appointed Agents in nCadiz-John Beall
4 and sold by Druggists throughout the State.
/ Nav 20 IShb-3m. b4s sia- a..i
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AOUid Scott,
baa DEALER IN
BOOTS AND SHOES

MARKET ST, WAsHENuTUN HALL HlILDINGt
a srEUR VaLLE s
YETfE subscriber takes this method to inform his
j friends and the public thai he has taken the
store room lately Occupied by G, a. ]. SCOTT, on
Market Street, west end Of Washington Hall, where
he is now opening one OF the largest and best stock
81 Boots and Shoes, Carpet Sacks, Trunks, &C.. &c
comprising every article Of Cents, and Ladies' Miss
es Boys and Chidrens wear, which he will dispose
ofat the lowest prices for cash. w
Your patronage is respectfully solicited. z z -.
S3teubenville, April %, lS55s-ly. DAVID SCOTT
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CARRIAGE, WAGON & BUGGY
MANDATORY.

n ronage heretofore expended 90 him, would an
nOuuce to The citizens Of ffaffsol, and the adjoining
counties that hu is better prepared than ever ie
manufacture ~ order Family Carriages, BaIourhes,
Buggies, GIGS, Sukies, aud Wagons OF all kinds ane
ICES, which he feels confident cannot be exceiledh hs
any other shop in the country.
Having stock Of material that is really unsurpas
sed, and having full knowledge oi the business 70
all It's branches he respectfully asks those who may
wish anything in the above lie TO give him call.
lis shOpis in the rear Of NJ. .sonmons' B.ac kshi u
Shop, and nearly opposite the Cadiz Hotel, were h'
may Al all times be found. t
Cadiz, October ls, 1856.
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DENTAL SIIRGEOIS!

OFFICE--East side, Main street, in Sharon's new
bu' lding, opposite the Mansion House. H
Having associated ourselves in the above profes.
sion, we would respectfully solicit continuance Of
the patronage our friends and the public generally
have hitherto extended to US feeling confident thai
there are none desiring our professional services,
who will not therefrom realize the fullest satslac-
lion Having at considerable expense newly fur
nished our operating and added all the latest
facilities to our Laboratory, we feel well assured
that our work cannot be surpassed by any in the
Union. All operations warranted Tor one year ant
charges aslow any other respectable Dentists IN
the state ... .
N. 3. Having sold out interest IN the business
of Dentistry in this place to G. w M0flitt and 5. b.
Lukens, we can cordlslly recommend all our friends
add patrons to their skill and attention.
@- MOFFfTT & HAMMOND,
Cadiz. Feb 2l, 1855 Dental Surgeons.
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NOEHdIE.

A LII those indebted to Z. Conaway, by note or
IA book Account will find said claims in the hands
Of l.. d Rowly m Franklin, and are requested
to tlelmmediatcIy, as further indugedce is out
of my power Il CONAWAY.
april '55-tf sg Eet a..t .-s
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From Mexico.

Baltimore, Aug. New Orleans pa
pers of Thursday received, which give de-
tails Of month later from Mexico. The
principal item is proposition Of Santa An
ma to grant constitution or an organized
law to the people. All the papers are dis
cussing the snbject, but only in the abstract.
One Of the resolutions adopted by the Coun
Gil Of State on the subject. is as follows:--
The Republic aniRepfesentctive form ought
to be adopted, fixing corresponding guar
antics, and combining various parties in
such manner as to insur Q stability and pub
lie repose. M a
Senior Don Louis Rivas has been appoin-
ted Minister to Washington. He was to
leave in the steamer Iturbide, but doubts
are expressed as regards his destination be-
ing 10 Washington. The relation Of Ame-
rican Minister and Mexican Government
continued suspended: ss
Mr., Gadsden had tuarreled with tht
Mexican Minister Of fore ign affairs.
y . sf x y 4 ! e .
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( ETThe Herald Of Freedom, a hot Abol-
ition paper Published IN Cincinnati BY a
"culled pusson, is out for Massa Chase for
Governor. We congratulate our Wbip
friends upon having suchan ally9
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Ne,o Shoe Store!
THOMAS,S CORNER,

TAMEsS HOW ED has nov on hand the largest,
sJ best aud cheapest stock OF Boots and Shoes ever
offered Tor sale IN Cadz As he intends 20 abids
among "this peopie'' and become zone of fhsm.~ hs
hopes ioIm their acquaintance he shortest
Will ever afterwards recommend Itself lie eapsci-
ally invites attention bis stock ladies' wear,
he intends "a keep constantly largo supply Of ths
finest and best work, both Of his own and ea9tsrn
manufacture. JAMES HOWARD.
Cadiz, April II, ls55-3m
READY MADE CLOTHlNG-1hs bes, and
M tap26) JOHN McCORMIcKt5.s
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~ GshingtOR Hall,

Market Street, Opposite Public Buildings,
~ S'fEUBENVLLLEe ONO,
WIN. MOSSGR0VE, Proprietor:
The above House has bocn thoroughly refitted
and furnished sn tho most modern style.
/ June 6, lsS5.ly
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Scr benville 3 indiana RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME

nN AND AFTER Wednesday June 20lh,
" 1885, tie MAIL TRAIN will leave Steuben-
VILE daily tSuHdays e8eePtedl at 7o'cloek, a. m,
ana Cadiz at 731 a. m, and arrive at Newark al
! 50 o'clock ?. IN, connecting with trains for
Columbus,
Cincinnati,
Indianapolis,
Mount Vernon,
Mansfield,
r-..r Toledo,
Sandusky,
-.4l Chicago,
Rock Island,
81 Louis.
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I ARD and Fish Oil, also crushed Sugar, Granula-
IL ted do, Loaf do, Puyerized do; Syrup AID Sd
gar House Molasses, for sale by
may 9 & II McFADDEN.
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Money RENTED to all Points in
ENGLAND, EREL AND AND SCOTLAND
By ~ ROBERT LYONS Banker.
IulYi, 1859
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RETIRING
The Cadix Accommodation Train

The Cadiz Accommodation Train.
Leaves Steubenville daily Sundays excepted) at
4O5PM Arrives at Cadiz at G.3J r. NJ.
Leaves Cadiz at 81 "A. NJ. arrives at SteubenvilIe
at 1905, A, NJ, skt ..af t. 60
Agents.
James Collins & Co, Freight and Passenger. A.
gents, No III and ll5 Water st Pittsburgh
j. N. Kinney, Freight Agent, Little Miami r. R.
Depot, Cincinnati. .t
r. W Suader Passenger Agent, Broadway, Gin
cinnnti.
Richard Hooker, Passenger Agent, Newark.
+. A. Wells, do. Steubenyille,
LAFAYETTE DEvENNY, General Freight and Tick
ct Agent Seubenyiile. .-
Z. w. WOODWARD, Superintendent.
| May %, 1855. @ sA1#
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u article for sale by nov 20 1853 J BEsALL
T5sABERS Cedar Pencils, the beat in use for ssls
L cheap by nov 2s 1883 D BEA1ii. 4
CtTEEL PENS, large and fine assortment, yasi.
- Gus brands cheap at JOHN BEALLS.
csAND PAPER. prime eastern article, and
- large assortmentby tapr 20,'53l \. BEALIA.
(tAP. Letter, Note and fancy Papers, States, Pen.
~ ellis, etc, etc, for salo cheap by
4 april 30, 1859 JOHN BEALL
CNAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, ynrious kinds
~ and qualities, large supply at
may 4, 1858 JOHN BEALLS-
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EY- Fare-one. half the usual rates!
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Rev. ]. Nichols, distinguished and
popular orator, will deliver free lecture on
the subject Of Free Masonry,in the ODD Eel
lows Hall, in Cadz. on tomorrow evening
Thursday, the 9th Inst., at early candle
light. The public are respectfully invited
to attend. Let friends and enemies to the
canse be present
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-08

yThe District Court for this county is
now in session, Judge Kennon presiding, as
sisted by Judges Alexander, Means and
Converse. A large amount of business is
before the court.
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MR. ALLRx:-Plesse announce the name
Of JoHs MoCeSsELL, as suitable candidate
for county Commissioner, subject TO the de-
cisioL OF The Democratic Convention.
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HARLEM pRINGs.--Tbis popular watering
place is now being very extensively patron
lied. General satisfaction is rendered 10 all
who visit there. The proprietors, Messrs.
Hilbert & zoilars, make it business to
have their guests feel comfortable. We
would advise all who are anxious for either
pleasure, health or comfort, to go to Har'
lem Springs the first opportunity. Weshall
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9crlnterest paid on Depostes at the Banking and
Exchange Office of Robert Lyons, Cadiz, Ohio. '
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-07

In Baltimore, Md, on Saturday last, after
brief illness, JoHN REED, Sr., in the 18th year
of his age
In this place, on Thursday last, after pro.
tracted illness, Mr.. CHARLES K. ScuoPrERT, aged
about q years.
At his residence, in Jefferson county, Va, on
the 9th of January, WILLIAM BRowN, it the
S5th year of his age.
On the 10th of January, Mrs. SUSAN ALLISON,
after protracted illness, in the 22d year OF her
age, wife Of Mr., Nathaniel o. Allison, of South
Bolivar, in Jefferson county
On the LIST inst, at s o'clock, A. NJ, at her
residence in Winchester. Mrs. ANN e. TUCKER
widow of the late Judge H. st. G. Tucker.
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GInrrirn

AT Cumberland, Nd. on the LIST instant, by
the Rev. j. IL. Shines, Mr.. GEORGE w. HILL, OF
this County, to Miss AlELyINA Il. BgALL, of the
former place.
At st. Johns Church, ITagcrstown, Nd, on
Tuesday the Both ut, by the Rev. Walter Ay-
rault, JonN c. NICHOLAS, of Geneva, n. Y, to
KATE CLARE, daughter Of the late DR.. Samuel
IL. Rench, of the former place.
On the 23d ult., by the Rev. d. W. Arnold,
Mr. FREDERICK RAINIER, formerly of this County,
to Miss AMIE NEwBANE, all of Aloorctiold, Va
On Thursday, LIST inst, by Rev. r. A. Fink,
FRANK KEssIER TO Mrs. ANNA SUIT, both late
of Germany, now of Martnsburg.
On Thursday, Feb. LIST, by Rev. r. A. Fink,
JACOB BURNS. Of Washington County, Md. to
Mrs. MARY A. WoLrAED, Of Berkeley CO., Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-07

| The Richmond Enquirer, having express
ed itself in terms Of unaffected surprise" at
the Penny POSTS dcifing its neutrality, and
putting on the Know Nothing armor, the lat.
ter Journal walks into the Juuta organ, af-
ter the following fashion
awe are at loss to account for the En-
qnirer's astonishment. 1t surely did not
think that Mr. Wise had a patent right to
the art Of turning soniersetts, and that every
man ought to be prosecuted who encroached
upon it He has made the most remarkable
changes of any man mentioned in history
In 1889 and 40 he was in favor Of a
bank. In 1871 A. he was opposed to it,
In 1888 or $50 he was in favor of distri&l
ting the proceeds of the sales Of public lands.
In lo4l-42 aud ever 81 ee, be has been Bit
terly opposed IA it. In 1889 be thought
Mr.. Clay was 50 far above every other states
man in he land that be declared nothing
could 'sadd cubit 70 his STATURE" In 1871
AZ slr q. was tie smallest and most de;est-
able of all statesmen. In one Of the years
which we have mentioned, we do not know
which, he made speech in Congress il which
he inreighed with all the vehemence of bis
nature, against the practice of appointing
members Of Congress to Office denou cling il
as Fl; ught with danger to the Republic,
through its corrnpting influence upon the
representatives. Of tie people. In iS42 he
was nominated as Minister Ienipoteniiary
TO France, and was reject, by the Senate.
In 1913 lie was nomi ated to the Brazilian
Mission, and wAs onfrmed At one time he
denounced Dir. 2. TX Z, hi, face a. the sspet-
ty tool of id tyrant," and ran his finger
so closely into lis face, that some contend
ed he touched bis nose. He afterwards not
only accepted office under Dir. Polk, but be-
came Ii, warm apologisf. In 1910 he gave
as a toast ssthe union Of The Wings for the
sake Of the Union" In l84l-42 ard ever
after he was the constant reyiler of that par
ty"
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NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.

The Petersburg Gazette states that the
committee of conference onvhe part Of the
contractors upon this road has returned from
Baltimore, where they can to speedy and
satisfactory understanding with the president
and directors Of the company. The terms
aye acceptable to the contractors, aud the
work viii surely be pushed onward to COM
pletion from Parkersbure to Fetterman, the
Baltimore and Ohio road having guaranteed
the money The contractors assert they can
compile the work in six moa,hs and will do
so,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-07
For the Gazette.
mR. FAULKNER A Kaow.soTHiNG.

I DIR. Editor:--On motion Of Dir. Witte
of Pa, ia Congress on Monday last, asking
for the suspension Of the Rules 10 enable bin
to offer Resolutions condemning and censu-
ring all Oath Bound Political Societies, VIC
lind Dir. FAULKNER voting with the intoler-
ant party. As the time is fast approaching
when Convention will be held in this Con-
gressional District, you viii confer favor on
the undersigned by publ shing the Resolu-
tons Of Mr.. Wit,e, offered in the House on
Monday last, in your next paper
a DEaocRAT AND NATuRALizGD CITIZEN.
MAariNsDCRe, February 9th, 1856
Mr.. Mite asked leave to introduce the
following preamble and resolntious;
NHEkEAs discussions have been INDUCED
n this House. in committee Of the whole,
which, With other circumstances lead to the
conviction that there exists 10 this country
gu extensive secret oa.h-bouud political as
ISOLATION, which seems intended to interfere
With the purity Of elections aud the leeisla
lion Of the country--such an association has
excited the fears aud Induced Sc so'er !,
earnings Of Y ashington, III his fasev al
Resoired, Tint in tie b. non + III.
House the existence of . secret .atb-bound
political association. !,av.Ag in view The sans
tiiy OF tic oai'p' boz. and the direction Of
tne course o na.ional or municipal legisla-
tion. IS Zee asisteut with and dangerous to
the .ds..aution OF RerubIieanism and direct
y hostile to the genius Of this government
Resoired. That any attempt to prescribe
any class OF citizens on account Of their reli
gious opinions. or to harm or ipjure any reli
gious denomination by national legislation is
in direct violation Of the constitution Of the
United States.
RESOLVED, That while careful and strict
ADMINISTRATION Of the naturalization laws is a
solema duty, yet every inteerei ce with tie
guaranteed rights OF na.uralized citizens is
with the plglted faith o! the
nation. and must diminish its growth aud
Objection was made
Mr.. Witte--I move su pension Of the
rules and wish the vote to be regarded as
test question.
The question was taken on suspendirg the
rules, and decided negatively-yea l04,
nays SS--two thirds not voting in the afhr
native.
Mr. FAULKNER voting in the negative.