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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-05
Northern Know N othing Conven.
tion.

In pursuance Of a resolution to that effect.
the seceders from The National Kuow No.
thing Convention held in Philadelphia, in
June last, met in Cincinnati last week -
The following delsgates-52 in all. and
representing lo4 electoral votes. were in
attendance.
ohio-Ioseph Barrett, Thomas II. Ford,
Calvin c. Wick, Thomas Spooner, CLARK
Beeman. o F Moore, james A Briggs, Jas.
V Guthrie, Hiram Grswold, L g Van
Syke, E A Spencer, A Mckay, J Ii Baker
| O. Fishback, Henry Ebberl. Thos.
Ware, D Heaton, B S Kyle, Edwin Parrot
--sotal l9.
Indiana,-J G Moody. Elias Thomasspn
VIM. Sheets, Jas Hook, Jno NJ Dawson, A
P Cobb, NJ S Robinson, total 7.
Illiuois-N @ Geer,W " Danenhowe,.
| M Allen-total 3.
Rhode Island 9 Knight.
Massachusetts, s--S M Allen, SM Keith
E r SEWN, S G Main. Il G Baker, total
l5.
| Fennsyivania-UoV johnson, =
tiossler, Stephen Farren. G A Washborne,
Jno Williamson, X NJ Riddle, J II SewelI
| I F Powers, w w Wise, Richard Coulter
D E Small, F s Stambach- total l2.
Michigan--Chancy Knapp. William s
Wood, W A McNaughton-total 8.
Vermout--E Maaocks--l.
Wisconsin, John Leckwood-t.
Thomas IL. For!. Tt, Governor elect OF
this State. WAS called to the chair, VIM
Sheets. Of Indiana and S. Al. Allen, 0
A,,sachusets. we're appointed Vice Presi
lens: snd W W. Dmenhowsr. Of Illinoi
and Richard Coulter Of Pa. acted as Seer.
ltaries.
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CADIz, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1855.

Returning to the sitting he found
tie strange gambler seated by the fire, in
iently poring over the pages of book he
he'd taken from the centre table.
Left you. l should say; women are so
tame" replied the stranger, sterniy.
LEFT me! no!' exclaimed Robert, cast
ing himself into chair, and venting deep
grOans. the anguish of his soul.
"The Mortgage" continued the stranger.
sharply.
i viii write itin my room," replied the
young man, leaving the apartment.
Wiping away the tears which coursed in
great dro s down lis haggard cheeks. he
pickel out blank mortgage from his pa
pers, and proceeded to til it out. The task
completed, he turned to the sitting room.
As he opened the door, he started back
with AS onishment at heholding Angely
seated by the CRATE. reading the last mum
Der Of Harper!
"Why, Robert, l did not hnow you had
got home" said she, rising and placing a
c air before the fire where his slippers lay
ready for him to put his feet into.
The dark stranger was not there,
"What is the matter with you, Robert,
how strangely You appear" continued his
wife.
"DU | !" and Robert started and locke d
round him in wild amazement. Where was
the stranger?
Il did not know you We're here, Angely, t"
stammerel he.
Il have been out awhile, bis evening;
but came in just as the clocksatruck elev,
en-"
$50 did l." answered he, more confused
than before. "Where is Mr.--, the gen.
tlemAn who came home with me?"
=" have not seen any gentlemen"
II came in at eleven with -"
"What time is it now, Rohert?"
The watch--bis wifes watch--it was
gone!
Your watch--I lett -"
II have it; it is half-past eleven" said
Angely, taking the watch from her pocket.
"What is the matter with you, Robert?
you are crazy, should say.
"rhat watch"--Rnbers paused.
"Wel," said Ansely. beginning TO wear
mysterious, mischievous look, chow goes
your speculation"
"Bsdly, my DEAR" replied Robert. with
look of wonder.
"What paper have yon in your hand!'
"Nothns that isl will put it in my
secretary" and he left the room 10 get The
ugly document out Of the way.
He was not absent more than five min.
ules; but when he returned the dark strang.
er Of the gambling hell sat at the fire.
Robert began to think he was dealing
with the devil.
"rhe mortgage" sail the stranger, in
his low, deep tones.
"Who are you. sir? man or devil-who
are you?" exclaimed the bewildered young
man. rushing toward the dark form,
But before he could reach it. the form
shook off the cloak and the whskers and
the wig, and his Wife stood before him!
The spell was dissolved He understood
it all.
"Are you cured. Robert" said she. smil'
ing mi,chievousy. And then using the
deep tones of the dark stranger, she confin,
ued You have a wife; of course, you love
her not, or you would not be here. All,
Robert, that alone saved You; YOU confessed
your love even in your gambling hell. In
making haste to be rich you have been led
astray. Bi: forgive you, Robert" ant
the gentle hearted wife twinel her arms
round his neck, and kissed his cheek.
always forsiviug as the spirit Of mercy
do not deserve your forgiveness, Angrly.'
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8 G5otit: STORY.
A BAD SPECIALIZATION,
OR,
THE DARK STRANGER.

"Ah, Angek. | am ruined utterly ruin
ed!', exclaimed Robert Wilson to his youn
and devoted wife.
Ruined! why, Bobert, what can hay
happen ed? l thought you were doing $,
well in your business" returned ibe wife
with the deepest anxiety depicted upon he
fair features.
"And so am, my love; but in an unluc
ky moment, embarked in speculation
which has proved unfortunate, and eTery
dollar possess is gone"
"Why have you not told me Of this be
fore, k,ber,?'
Il wished not TO pain you, love"
81 fear you have been impruden; nay,
vii not rtproach you."
Il have hoped that until now should b.
able to redeem my self. BY li,king Cey
huu ired dollars more, felt coui lent that
| could retrieve my Icsses. and come on
blight again; bat aa, have rot anotht
dollar in the worll "
And the youns huabanl | loohed d anxious
| ly at his wife.
"What kind Of speculation was it, Rob
er?'' asked h wife, AS \ slight misgivin.
crossed her conf .in5 heart.
20. i was a strictly business transaction
ralher complicated in details, and I don
think you wouli un lersand il ii explain
Cd it," replied Robert.
IL am not odull comprehension, that
cannot understand an ordinary business
transaction"
"No, my dear, know You would under
stand 1t better than ladies generally would
but it is very nitric tie very
IL will not insist, Robert, upon KNOWN.
anything you desire to conceal" said Mrs
Wilson, with gentle reproach in her tone =
"but melhinks wife on sht to know the oc
casion Of her hu,5,nI' Is SORROW"
"Forgive me. Angely," replied the huS
band, imprintin5 ten Ter kiss upon he
flip'. forgive me AMI viii tell you all !"
NAY, love, ask it not; | am satofe
nov. And is there no hope?"
"If | had two hundred dollars, feel per
fectly confident that shoald redeem my
self"
rs there no risk. Robert?"
II will b, candid, Angely; "there
some risk"
Il will get you the money, Robert"
"My own true wife''
This conversation occurred az the huus
Of young New York shopkeeper. lie hA
been married to young, gentle.hearte,
girl only a year before, during which peri
.,i they had livsd in uninterrupted happi
ness. M
The young wife had no suspicion that th
clouds Of adversely were lowering over thei
Joyous home until her husband had com
municated the fact For some weeks, how
ever, she had noticed that Robert wes NOR
than usually dull. Once or twice a wee
he had absented himself from her side il
the evening. alleging that he had bushes
demanding his attention. 'o XIV ..I 1 \.
Angelino Wilson. at the time Of her mar
| riaue, was the passpssOr of n small suna {,
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SrIett 4oetrg,
THE OLD STORY.

Once up1n time, maiden
Sat beneath hawthorn tree,
And her lover, close beside her,
MunIured VOWS If constancy.
Fairer, sgeeter than the blossom
hanging over her, was she;
And hrrneart within her bosom
Throbbed ami glOwed tum. ltously
Both were young and found, and foolish,
Neither rich, the story goes,
Ma was proud and Pa was mulish,
Great their love and great their woes.
So they kissed, and wept and parted,
Swearing ever to be true,
Died the maiden broken heartSdi
Was he liver faithful tCol
Pshaw! Showed n wealthy banker;
tRumor whispered she was sold;
And no city dam outrank her,
With pocket full of gold;
Queen at every bail AMI plrty,
Decked with zee and jewels rare,
Looking fresh and very hearty
Roigns the victim of despair.
1ie--confound the little fellow
Took a widow, twice his years,
Fat and forty ripe and m How;
With brace OF little dears
Big plantation, servants p'enty,
Spl' ndid mansion, pomp and ease;
Cured the boyish love of twenty
That incurable disease!
Learn from this-ye do ing lovers
In your angrish not to break
Anything of greater value
Than the promises you make.
Breasts were made to put in motion
Bl'od that otherwise would cool;
Pleasure, profit and promotion,
Graduate at Guilds school,
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After the adoption Of he report cf oftas
majority on resoutions: Mr.. Bartlett ti.s
President Of the National Council arose ana
said that he fully believed That the South
would accrpt Of the platform this day adop-
ted. He knew from what be had seen of
the deliberations Of this convention that
thcc was nothing that dipided majority
.of ils members from ileir brethren 81 tha
S,uth, and he felt confident That ile whUis
older would be united IN the next Presidtn.
tial campaign. He concluded BY saving.
that harmony was the support and
strength of all institutions. but more especi.
ally this /, { outs."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-05

REyoruTfoTARy ANEcporE tit was IN
my power Y shoot General Washington, \
said British soldier to An Asnericsn. al
they we're discussing the great svcnts tf The
struggle. at the conclusion Of peses.
"Why didn'tyoa shoot him thenas asked
the American; you ought 70 kaye acne ~
for the beneilt of ycur countfymen.
"The death ~ Washirsfcn would ~
have been for their ben iit. replied Ihe
Eng|ishman. "ler We depend on lin il
ftcat our prisoners linlls. aa1. by keaven
we'd soones shoot an Cilicer u our own.
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PARKS lGou Sc,
CADIZ u N CTION

JOaaN RlcGUifks, Proprietor.
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TH0S SP ooEER,
MinoIity Committee

WTIUINy N NUHuIIIttUg
C1NcySHATf. Nov. 90. 1858.
No vote appears to have been taken on
Mr. Spnoner'S Report. The vote on the
majority report, however, was taken by
States aud resulted:
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JOSIAH SCOTT .,...... .........,. ANON LEAJ0A
Sa,OTp a. LIZ " Va ON,
ATTORNEY AND CoUNSELl.ORS AT LAW
VyTILI practice in Harrison " adjoining counties
w Particular attention given to the sett etnon
OF estates, sales Of land by executors and Admin
istrators aud nFarl ion, examination oi titles DC
Deeds, Mortgages and all other written instru
ments neatl \ aid correctly prepared
9-Otfice opposite the Court House, where tne o
the firm will be at bi times prepared to attend t.
any busi les srequired. p5-Ho
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HIGHEsT CASH PRICE PAID FOX
WHE.T at liATCHERS 81 co
Cadiz, August IS, 1855
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TtAP, Post 8nd Fancy Note Paper, various kind
may a., 1851 s,,. 81 pNi JOHN BEALL'S.
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n FFIILLTPS ~ SON.

- y. IIkIAH1A . CLl bOIJs
NllkANUFAGIuRERS Of boots and shoes, and
ItI denlers In Trunks and travelling sacks, Mo.
rocco X kid-4ins lining and binding do, Pegs
Nails thread Hnd shoerndings generally keep coll
santly for sp nnassofsIndnI OF the nbove articles
at their old sRnd opposite the Public Offices a
sCadiz. o., Hpfl u, 1855, N hsN
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With the money in his pocket. which
Angely had procured for him, Robert Will
son FASTENED down Broadway. AT the cor
ner OF Park Place he paused. and cast u
furlive glance around him. evidently much
og'aled. lie thought of his loving wife at
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ftARPE'rIKG, lDOe.yds, Ingram, Ketlitmiuster,
~ Listing and Rag carpcis, very low prices BY
toes 3. 'ssa s ~ ~ McFADDEN
T,sREsH Teas of slae eheioest fiaynf The Old
r MIrons know whpre To get reltlat wi :
fresh their dropping spirits. K3maf Chr, aa IL
ver LEST can BE- hadas McfADDEN
toct ., %
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into this great region lie nearly equal 20 the presea
reputation Of the peninsula Of Michigan. rhs, annual
" the wilderness Is reclaimed to extent equal IN dze
10 many Of the kingdoms empires of the Old World.
Their dukedoWs but the ike OF our counties, and
our Western States exceed the magnitude OF their
kingdoms
As goes the freight and commerce, so viii 30 the
passenger busness-ihey will follow together. Such
being the case who shan compute the future business
and profits Of this road Or who shall comprehend II
even in Imagination
Hitherto is business has bsen proftsble-lstely
It's receipts have been enormous. When compared
with the extent Of country opened 70 II through
its tributaries Its business has hitherto been
drawn from limited Hereafter, with that pru.
donce and character with which II has hitherto been
managed il cannot fail to lay up fund sufficient for
the construction and for the sinking fund.- bat also
largely 10 increase It's dividends so that in few
wears il viii have substantially paid of its debt and
given in dividends to the stockholders the par value
If The stock PONTIAC.
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FeyprIAs DIscoyERIEs.-Mc. John b. Greene, son
NJ an American banker has succeeded, notwths'and-
ing the difficulties attendant on cleaning away me
Palace II Mednet Habora, in discovering the eel
ebrated Egyptien Calendar Of which Champollion
could only copy the fret lines. cast Of this mon
ument was taken on the spot by means Of particular
kind Of composition photography not reproducing it
which we're onlg ysiole, have been now cleared away
and brought ght one Of them in excellent preeerva-
ton shows the features Of Ramses Ill and Is aboct
nineteen meters high. Ar. Greene, in clearing round
this colossus able to discover and take drawings
Of the inscriptions of the pylone or grand portal erec,ed
between the wo courts; and be has alec proved the
existence Of Pavement in granite which proosoiy
covered the hole court, and above which rose PSI
cage which appears to have led into second Court
The excavations Of Mr.. Greene "ncn nave JUS son
retev made Known one Of the most important edlnce
III Pbsrsonc Fyypt, will by he numerous inscriptions
which they furish ,hros iresh hglton de-en' go'n''
o. Egyptian ThJo.o9y'
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MORE or THE SUICTDE-ANOTHER
ASPECT TO THE AFFAIR.

On Saturday evening Coroner Qun took the corpse
of the young lady Miss Bagey, TO Auburn on the cars.
The Central Railroad Company kindly far lishcd free
pass to both the corpse and the Coroner. NJ. Qun
remained at Auburn during Sunday, and returned
home this morning.
We bear from Auburn somewhat different story
from that told here OF this affair. The Old man who
came here on Saturday. and testified before the Coro-
uers Jury that he friend of the father OF the gir,
and mp through kindness towards tbs poor, de
crepid Old man, mas the tatdey himself. Ills name "
David Ragey, a ioumeyman shoemaker, residing at
Auburn lie says the reason why he assumed another
name that OF citizen OF Auburn, was that ne thought
he would be disgraced by being known here M the
father of a suicide. limo other motives OF pecuniary
sort acuated him we are mistaken. The man VINO
accompanied the athera conobors ed his story and
il seems that their plan Of operation was arranged on
their way from Auburn.
Racley il now the husband of third wife. He had
numerous family by his fret wife, and all The children
attained their majority some years since. caroline.
o. gir who committed suicide was the only cbild OF
the second wife, and little more than 20 years OF
age at her death. Bagey married hrs third vile about
nne years ago. Iappears that bis home has not been
happy one 10 his daughter since his last marriage,
and his ueghbors charge that be has not been toward
her what kind parent should be-. She eit ms no'se
ard soug ht home with the family OF MI Decker
II WINS Mrs Decker who wrote the friendly letter
which we published in The Union Of Friday. MIS-.
d. IL a sister sf the present Mrs. Bagey, bat did
not approve Of the treatment Caroline hGd receiyed
Caroline had been employed at service IN family
In Syracuse for some months previous 10 her death
She had been under engagement OF marriage with
Young man named Craig, but q short time snoe
dismissed him under the impression thai he was not
worthy man. lie Immediately married, which eyi-
IDENTIFY disappointed and surprised her. Last week
she came up % Auburn 10 yst Mrs. Decker, VINO for
some reason did not treat her with her former Kind
ness. The girl returned to Syracuse 10 resume ner
labor but found her situation flledthe lady who en-
ployed her supposing that she did not intend to re-
Turn. There she was, without the home that ner
fathers roof she uld have ofered-without ,ne pro-
tecon OF the friends who had before 90 kindly taken
an nterest IN her welfare, and dsaPponted 10 ioye.
Despondrg she came to Roc hester and terminated her
existence ii already known 20 our Tsseer and
oY - L,,y.f With the waves of adversely on the
s1n ~ lie which looked 50 dark; She therefore
f. 20 sro against sea Of troubles and by oppos-
a. ~ ended them"
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rOatrr-Gure.

DR. TAYLOR WATER CURE, corner 9TH 9TH
Az and s8ih.st New. York. Location hehthul buildings
and furniture new roo spssous and convenient Specl az
tenton invads and accommodations unsurpassed io lam
lies and single boardcrs, transient or permanent
NTOUNTAIN GLEN WATER-CURE and
Nt SIMMER RETREAT Planfeld, ~ THE sottness
and purity Of water nes d the location together with
its romantic association render the Glen peculiarly ATTRACTIVE
Boardes families also received for the Warm cold
and shower baths a ulihhi " ~ Iopi'''V4'
Reference J. Terry, No ~ Pine-st-
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CENTRAL ROUTE. connecting the Atlantic Cities Win
Western Nodhwestern and Southwesten states BY con-
tnp,s Halfway direct The Road also connects al ftsoursh
b 5slv Inc Of Steamer all ports the Western Rivers,
spd :, Cleveland and sandusky with Steamers 70 al ports on
tb Northwestern Lakes; making the most direct cheapest ane
reliable by which FREIGHT be Forwarded 70 ana
from the Great West - o.----r,-,, =, -,
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA end PlIIebUkGH
Tssr CLAss-Boots Shoes, Dry Goods On lie DER 100 b
boxesJ Furs Feather Sc..............s'1
SECOND Cf Ass-Books ard Stationery Dry
Goods I'm belesJ Hardware, Leather, 90 per iV ~
Wool, 6c.............ss.. s.... sss''sss',
THIRD CLhss-Anyis bsfgins Bacon sno 50c per 100 D.
Pork TN bulk Hemp, 6c.......'...'s'';
FOURTH CIAss-Cofee, kieh Bacon and IN Ger loo r.
PORK, Peaked Lard and Lard Oh.,..:.1 -,
In shpping Goods from point east Of fhhoaepuE ~ pa
teuar 10 marx he package via Pennsyvania haroa Az
Goods consigned 'he Agents 0f This Road at fhadeps or
Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without detention. 800 .
FEEIeHT AsFsTs.-Moses Potter Boston, j. a. kuldtt,
Ees-Yorh; r. J. SDeedeT PiedeIhiai magfaw hoons'
Baltimore; Geo c. Frencscus Pts urgh Spngman bIown'
Cinennad OHIO; j. 8. Moolheai, Louisville Ky. R. G.
Medium, Msdisou, Ind; Rsch Co.. 81 Louis Mo- J. y
Mitchell 4 Son, Evansville. Indiana
For further particulars or bills of ladiss, sppy 20
J. L ELLIOTT, Agent Penn Railroad Coz cr
g. q. ALLEN. No. Astor House, New. fors.
n RI. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
" j. LOMBhERT Superintendent. Altoona. Pa
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NTEvy- TE,PSEY RAI1ROAD-For PHlLADf


DAIrY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DFLPHIA and PITTsBURGH.-Tbe MORNING. MAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh y y A. NJ, sna
esves P,slurfh for Phisdeph A. 81 The FAST LINE
leaves Phasdelph.a for PttsSuIeh At y w. md Pt5gss
e. PhlAde plis At u 81 The NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
syes Philadelphia for PttsbUrgb a. u p ~, and PIsDusn
Coz Phnede piia al 10 p NJ. - 81, -, ,r.,. o.
and rom n, Louis No; Alton Galens, and Chicago llLj
Frsnkford Lexington md Louisville Kyi Ierfa haqts Ma
.nr n. Fsvetfe ADD Indianapolis. Ind; Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield Beefontsue saDdusky Toledo Cleveland 20
Iatpbus Zanervie NassiOr and wooster Ohioi $50 VII
III steam Pscketboss from and 70 EewOrlesns, Of LOUIS
Iouirviiie and Cincinnati .. .,- 81
CO. pessergers viii ind h.s the shortest ost expeditions
and comfortable route between TIE kast ana West
I1eh can hse either OF me above mentioned
rsees 70 the West or Of ,< e.. =
Courlsndst., New.York.
IL ELLICOTT, Agent, Pennsylysnia Railroad Co.
No. 2 AstOr House, New.York
THOMAS MOORE Agent cor lltb and Marietta,
Htw-York April le. 1853 FnladeIDha