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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW

Every woman should know that If she is in poor scky
a'o'l''ated condition of health, making ~sCnce burden
ntrSe ana source OF painful anxiety 20 her relatives
ana .Fehos and perhaps, (horribe reflection entang
anu INJECTING her own maOdies and suerings upon her
Sdren' that 1t is her duty TO understand why nd from
what cause her Sucrngs arise remedy and relief
may while yet there is time, bt walled Of the causes be
avoided in future, and her hearth restored that she ma
AO fitted for the and capable Of the enoymeng Of
hfS.
Let every woman look at the emacated FORM the death
IKE compleXiOn the deepbured ustrecss eye the sunk
On check the gloomy and depressed spirits the shattered
nerves the PROSTATE and helpless condition many
U'e mother daughter, sister, If herself included
Within her own circle, whose days days of agonv and
ask herself Must this continue? Must this beP Ii
there no remedy? No reliefP No hone"
The remedy is by knowing the causes and avoiding
etn ana showing the remedies and bcnehtlng by them.
These are pointed out in
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Ncw &. 90 d > !

TENIIE subscribers have just returned from the
/ east with large and we'll selected STOCK OF
GOODS, which they are selling at reduced prices.
Their stock consists of Dry Goods, Groce les,
Hardware. QucrnSwDrc, Tinware. together with
:. fin" lot of C!uthing. Boots nnd Snoes, and, in
fact. :, general assortment of goods.
Tnrv iecI grateful for past !nvors' and hope
Ia" public will continue to remember them
Cali and sec ;Heir goods. and you will I've s'Irc 10
buy. T.. PitlItHA;tD, Sun ~ 20.
Nnvcrnhnr / 81 4
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07
GIDEON BARD.
EANAvuA CoUHrI. VA.,l
Ill l0Gc

Mr.. Zvr,11 Lrwrs, Dear Sir At your re-,
quest and my pleasure, do not hesitate to glue
YOU nav opinion of ChNs. Ross Conical Burr
Stone Mills One Of these Mills. No in size,
has been attached to the engine in coopers shop,
in which am Interested, where it has been full
iv tried. aud worked vol, aud ! am satisfied
nuAo tho best corn meal | ever saw. and rs far -
know, has given -Aii-fnr ton 10 all who have
tried i. Years, Truly,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07
G. H % & e HFI s.!
FOHN Ii. AURPHEY has lust received an

FOHN Ii. MURPIIEY has just received and
- is now opening the most extensive ussort-
N 'nt Of hardware, ever offered in Clariisbnrg
Iii, stock "mbracrs almost everything in tho
line. u.uoug which az
C,l y 'nt"r's, Ca3inct-irthrr's. Shoe mixers
and Biac ts,uith's tons OF every description, to-
g,lh.r with general assortment oi Cabinet fla
is!:i"e IuotcrI.'.
". s;tewart,s warranted cast steel Axes, Hand
4 fine slocl, Of Kin yes, Shears Scissors, DC.
Table cutlery and 5, 7onS in grclt vari~'?.
Curtain trimmings, Britannia ware C"n0i"-
sticks, etc.
II is useless to attempt all ca"'""r2'ioH OF 'h''
articles, but the ptilin are r"~? ct oily tnVls"I
20 cal AND cXo:..i. this s:o:.t ,.Vr The 7ss''cs'
mol Is
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07
rg'LrcSN5ng Machines.

rTNHENE is now ready for deIivery at Tie lIlr-
1 yison Machine shop, lot OF 'ThTeshtng Ma
chimes which are even better than ANY ti'' .''e
Iv- i,.,,, IN. Il. there before. believe that the
suparioti,v Of my wooden armed driving wheel Is
now admitted o. al! hands, even by n1nrInc'n-
rc-s OF other kinds. Not oae OF them has eV'T
broken. | warrant them not 10 break, not to
.rack the gain. to b. OF easy draugnt, 10 thresh
clean do as Inucn work as any maS!lIne nude
ra =, III sell on as fair terms as any mGuHiac,uT-
=, yir,i,Ii, IRA HART.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07
For Sale Low

2 l.. CARR has just received at the D'GE
J . aud Segtr Store, opposite BTt!strs H"tSI.
md hrs for sole i; TIA. lowest Prics':-
l01 R.n'ns wrippiug plpYr.
an BJy"s Window q aES
~ Go MIichnS.
- BoNc. TnbIcso OF various srGndS.
tJG, GA Fine Segir..
! Gross Rruu,t Bo7rdn.
rrteiy Of 6 aud Bass iamPs.
f.rrrlal Oil.
Pnoegrue G ~ aud Lrrd OIL.
Wolfe, Cotton and r. 9 CIrPetinZ.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07
g Man KNOW Thysclf.,,
AN INVALUABLE BOOK FOR % CENTS
Every Family shonId have Il Cnnv.


.,,<\\\NHi,!.,,. 100, 900 COPIES SOLD.
.>ScI3HEE, s SGisI,.t IN LESS THAN ONE
SP1\<Y>fr ~ ii!I,,ItE<S: YEAR. a new edition
SSH l4gzIuaflsS6.& revised and improved,
-c@3% %<.Y:k~CM<1l2s-- revised just issued.
SE=SssES 9+I; %GZ$ DR.. hunters Medical
,/</<G.%-@%577Y.-SN\\->>, Mammal and hand book
/<""uI'hEEE>> for the afflicted con tain
ing an outline of the origin, progress, treatment
and cure Of every form Of disease, CONTRACTED by
pormisuous sexual intercourse by self abuse or
written in familiar Etyic, avoiding all medical
tcchnic"Iitics. ana everything that would offend
the car OF dcccuty. from the result of ~"ne TWEEN
years successful practice. exclusively ,!4ot2I 70
the cure OF discusses OF II dc.icItH and private
turc.
To which is added ruceipts for the cure Of the
above Diseases, anL Il treatise On Tho causcS,
symptoms and cure Of the Fever and Ague.
Testimony Of the Professor of
Obstetrics, Penn College,, PHILADELPHIA
" DR.. Hunters Medical Manual"
Tic author Of this work. unlike the majority
Of tho SC WHO advertise to Cure Tie diseases on
which treats. is q s,rNt nate Of Q: til. best
COLLEGES in the United Suites. /: affords me
plcasure 70 recommend him to the unfortunate
or the victim Of NAL practice. :. success fu and
tcErit, they may place the greatest confidence.
10. >EPII LONGSIIORE. N. b.
Fran i. V.-ood,orrd. Il. d. q Penn. University
INhqutLpti".
Il gives mo pleasure to Ndd M .s~ti"voLy to
the professional ability If IT, author o. tle NJ
DIcAL MANuAL.' NUInc4 "Hs f'.aeS - Diseases
Of tho Genital Organs, some or ,4s!H u eng
standing. have come under nj Il" 49, IA "!..H!!
his skill has been lEaLIrs: in res,u NnE /" cr-
to@t health in some Instance, H.;..". -; l---"h,
has been considered hcy"u; n,8ii q: .:iu. III TIC
tr"t:rnont Of Seminal weakness. or disar: -1lgc-
Went produced by SALF-ABUSE, or EXcEes o. We
merry do not know his superior in the ;,rpusiu.N
have been acquainted with Tie n"l'ior .cr,. ,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07
E2AF2TKEFE'S TEL.

YTI!iE undersigned having rebuilt AMI cUlar@'
/ his Hotel. is now prepared 70 entertain Ei.iE-
oF- and travellers in manHcr unsurpassed ~
Western Virginia.
El1- IIousE j. q large comfortable three ~tor!
br:c; building pleasantly located in the centre o.
-. town. continuous 10 the Court house and the
principal business parts Of The place. and - pro
\; led With all the ccEv:nicnccs for keeping NJ FL
class hotel
HIS rABLE will be supplied with the best The
country can afford. and
lis Ban stocked with the choicest Liquors.
F[-crv attention VIII he paid to render the vis-
ttio-s who N 3 flyor him with call! com
Portable and pleasant ,prr1 r-1,,r
harrisburg. March 24th. i952;-ly
tru.tv hos.Icrs.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07
Certain 1 vsrc ogE2o Charge.

.rtE. HARRIS LOCK INFIRMARY,
H. No II Sourn GAY ST.,
,Br',rceh Second and Lo'lLaId SIS. B0lt.)
SAFE AND .pEEpY Cure EsFECrED NO MO-
NEY REQUIRED.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07
steam Marble Works.

lFlCuAEL j. ROuAN, No. IS Market street.
: vi Wheeling. Va. keeps on hand and finishes
to order all kinds of Marble Monuments. Head
stones, Nantes, Grindstones, Gse. lsO on hand
Plaster of Paris. All articles viii be furnished
upon the mcss reasonable terms.
as II.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07

GENTS WANTED IN every t"wi. and coun-
\ tyIn the United STATES {" sell :bc most pop
rilarurd .alcabie b0nts published. many Of thSn
3aaufiIui}! illustrated with coLoEEp ESoHGvtNssi
..i-u the most P"..Hlar works q T. g Arthur, in"
,.iudi,lg. Arthur , Cottage Library"
Intelligent and cutcrprisiiig men viii hna ShD
pleasant and profitable bIrines-.
For particulars. slldrcs. potI-pa;l,J
j. ". BRADLEY. PHblishsK
No.4. North Fourth N"S
kcp2sIy PhiI.dG r"'Hf
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Mercantile.
NO IIUMBU
AT THE
AUCTION STORE!
THE CHEAPEST AND HANDsoMEsT ASSORTMENT OF
DRY AND FANCY Goods,

DkH AMI FANCY GUILDS,
Ever offered to The inhabitants Clark sburg, Va
.FENHE Subscriber, Agent for the well-kno,vn
( house Of S. Abeles, of Philadelphia, ra-
spcctfullv informs his friends, and the nhabi-
tnns OF Ciurksaurg, and vicinity, that he has
insr received from Philadelphia and New York
Markets. the Cheapest Goods offered in this
p!a," consisting of 2}0n wards Super. Cloths,
Cnssimcrs Sptinrts, 1890 K"ntuckv Jrlns 1908
SPLENDID D:ess Silks, 1000 Alupicas. vurious
co!ors, 1000 Super. French MarinUs 500 French
PInids 1900 Cnlicos, 5000 Mus!ins, 800 wards
Flnnncis, at Is cents, % doz. super. Under
shirts and Drawers, Gentlemen's Silk Crnvnts.
Suspend.rs Hosiery in great variety, 10000
wards Splendid Ribbons, varying from 3 to 25
cents per yard. 90 dozen Kid Gloves, from 81 x
to 62M cents being one quarter tie importation
price.
with u great variety Of Fancy Cutlery, Table
and Tea Spoons. Looking Glasses, Ladies' Trim
mnrs. Yankee Notions, &c.
& II % & e. HE'S!
Just received from Sheriit"s Sale at New Torl,
tho Chonncs lot Of Groceries ever offered, con-
sistirc Of CoRca and Tea, which will be sold low
for cash
DNl receiving New G GODS from Philadcl phia
and ew York.
REGULAR Auction SAFE Days on Tuesday and
Saturday Of cncir Week, commencing Ut 10 o.
ciDc. i. NJ. Al Goods sold without res ,rvution
Don't forcot TO call at the Cheap Auction
Store. Main st. opposite the old court hons".
". WEIGERT,
Jan 3D., lsJ5--ti. Agent and A"ctioneer.
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scp2sIy
KIRaENnA ,HGlEEL,

pY IL. a. BARRON, PLE,s l.,a,, -, 49,
49, i"s "a the public, aud re-
t,g patronage. His mo-
"a -. be .,,lzrd and fitted up ia Eood
tic md he viii sre 20 pains 70 contribute to
-, 'e ~, 5mvsnience of those who m ~
- h., ,,itb5ficir custom.
-. ~ T1,.r[ attached 10 tie house goo
''O' ,,lmas2by careful aad tTuSty hostlers
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07
Notice.
Dissolution Of ESaTtERcH-
ship.

vI7iIS ,Ioy III, tirin Of c. Anrrr K; Co.. has beer
/ dissolved by mutual consent, and Cha's. Ad
Ter sill ccutinucs tie business.
MAX. WEICIART.
Nov. FL. 1854 CIIA'S. ADLER.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-07
Testimony Of the Professor Of
Obstetrics, Penn College, philadelphia
I" Dr.. Hunters Medical MunuaL."

Tic author Of this WORK; unlike the majority
Of tho SC WHO advertise to cure Tie Diseases on
which : treats is @rNt nate Of one Q: ill.,, best
COLLEGES III the United Suites. |. affords me
pleasure 10 recommend him to the unfortunate
or the victim Of NAL pract.cc Is Il successful and
experienced pr ~ctioner, in whose honor ard liz
tct:rill they may place tie greatest confidence.
10. ~EPU LONGSIIORE. N. u.
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tC('2~0 ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-17
Our Ticket.

We place at the head of our columns to.
day tie excellent ticket PIT ia nomination
by the Democracy on the 9Th, there TO re-
main until the secoul Tuesday Of next o..
tobsr. when it will be triumphantly elected.
The nominees are the present incumbcnts
Of the respective offices for which they were
nominated; offices which they have filed
with so much honor to themselves and with
satisfaction to their constituents. These men
are all sound Democrats. Men who have
labored long 10 advance the good cause for
which every good Democrat is contending.
Our State ticket is now made, and tie
Democracy of Harrison county have an i'm.
portant part to perform in assisting to elect
it.. We shall have all kinds Of opposition
to contend with, and it behooves every
Democrat in the county to buckle on lis ar
NOR, and be prepared for the conflict thatis
before him. Our principles are just, our
cause is just, and our nominations are men
in whom there is no guile; AID all that is
necessary TO secure their triumphant cleo
tiou ia LABOR. We are tn for the hardest
fought campaign that we ever passed thro'
and we desire the aid aud cooperation of
every Democrat in the county to assist US in
obtaining a complete triumph over all of our
enemies let them be wings, know nothings
on by whabey CT other name they may be
known. Shall we have your aid and CO.
operation in this watfare? We shall, for we
hear the. hearty response Of YESfrom THlR-
TEEN HUNDRED as good Democrats as
ever marched to the polls. Now is the time
then for action, 60 TO work. talk to your
neighbors, circulate the documents among
them, show them the danger there is to Iae
liberties Of our glorious country. if/hey
should be SO derelict in duty as to Permit
Know Nothing whiggery 70 gam w sscen-
dency. Every Democrat musts0 his duty
If he wishes victory 70 again LJch on the
Democratic banner. We Nnot believe
there is a Democrat in tllS county that will
refuse. Let us bury all psas differences, and
20 to work and work naceasingly, untiriRg-
lyand energstically gatil the second Tuss-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-17


pleted and armed, and placed in a condition
ofthe most perfect preparation. The album
dant means We now possess cannot be
applied in any manner more useful TO the
country; and when this is done, and 4
naval force sufficiently strengthened. and
our military armed, we need not fear that
any nation viii wantonly insult us. or heed
lessly provoke hostilitiss. We shall more
certainly preserve peace, when it is well
understood that We are prepared for war
In presenting to you, my fellow citizens,
these parting counsels, l have brought be-
fore you the leading principles upon which
/ eadeayored TO administer the govern
ment in the high office with which you twice
honored me. Knowing that the path of
freedom is continually beset by enemies, who
often assume the disguise of friends. | have
devoted the last hours Of my public life
to warn you OF the dangers. The progress
of he United States, under our free and
happy institutions, has surpassed the most
s~anguine hopes Of the founders Of the re-
public. Our growth has been rapid beyond
all former example, m numbers, in wealth,
in knowledge, and all the useful arts
which contribute to the comforts and CON
%yenience Of man; and from the earliest ages
of history TO the psesent day, there never
has been thirteen millions Of people asso-
ciated together in one political body, who
enjoyed SO auch freedom and happiness
as Che people of these United States. You
have no longer any cause TO fear danger
from abroad; your strength and power are
well known throughout the civilized world,
as we'll as the high and gallant bearing of
} our sons. II is. from within, among your
selves, from cupidity, from corruption, from
| disappointed ambition, and inordinate thirst
for power, that factions will be formed and
liberty endangered. II is against sHeh de-
signs, whatever disguise the actors may
assume, that you have especially to guard
yourselves. You have the Highest of hu.
man Trusts committed to your care. Prov.
idcnce has showered on his favored
land blessings without number, and has
chosen you, as the guardians Of free
dom; to preserve it for the benefit Of the
human race. May He, who holds in his
hands the desinies Of nations; make you
worthy Of the Iavors he has bestowed, and
enable you, with pure hearts, and pure
hands, and slecpless yigilcnee, TO guard and
defend to the end Of time the great charge
he has committed to your keeping.
My owl race is neatly run; advanced
age and failing health warn me that before
long must beyond the reach Of human e
vents, and cease to feel the yicissltudes OF
human affairs. / thank Col that my lfe
has been spent in a land Of liberty, and
that he has given ne a heart to love my
country with the affection OF a son. Ant
filed with gratitude for your costant aRt
unwavering kindness, | bill you a last ant
afcctionate farewell.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-17

ILLINOIS LEaIsLALunE.-According to !
statement in the Washington Union, tho
"%fusion' majority Of one on joint ballet in
the Illinois Legislature has been changed
into d Democratic majority Of one, in thia
way. Mr.. Lincoln, . member frem San
canon county, seeing that he bsld The
balance Of power, and DESTROYS u be a cal.
didate for United States Senator, but not
liking to vote for himself, resigned his seat,
under the impression that q personal and
political friend would be elected to fill sha
vacancy. The election earns on. when The
Democrats united, aud returned Il Oh
|thsir own party, thus giving them ! majcr-
lily 81 The Legislature and probably ths
Urited States Senator.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-17
Gen. Jackson's Farewell Address.

Gp4l' - az 1ASUA = Il hL EAA G1Q41 CSD'
A considerable portion Of our psper to-
day is taken up with the Fare well Address
Of Gen. Jackson to the people of the Uni
ted States, on retiring from the Presidential
chair in 1887. The State Convention on
the 9th passed a resolution, as will be seen
by their proceedings, requesting the Dem
e%crotic press Of Ohio, to publish this yalua-
bic document, l. WAS one that received our
h~eattiest vote. Our space could not be BEL
Ter occupied than i'll giving the farewell ad-
dress Of the second father Of his country
G. n. Andrew jackson. Ilbreathes the true
spirit. 1t contains nothing but pure Demo-
cratic principles. Anlrew Jackson was one
Of the fa'kers Of American Democracy, and
his precep,s and examples should be follow
ed by all Democrats Of the present day
Democracy is sEe same now that il WAS when
Gen. Jackson delivered lis farewell address.
Its principles nsvef change. -
Let all Of our old Jackson Democrats
give it a careful perusal, and while it breath
es into them Tie spirit that they we're actua-
ted by in days gone by; let the young de-
mocracy Of the country learn wisdom from
its precepts. So long as Democracy and
Democratic principles continue, (and that
will be until time shall bs DO mort,) the
name Of Andrew Jackson will never be for
gotten. Ii we AS Democrats wish to Sc
cure success and have our principles perpet,
uated, the rrir ciples of Andrew Jackson
must be our guide.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-17

EgThat excellent periodical "Gleason's
Pictorial" has changed hands, and also lts
name. 1t is now called ''Ballou's Picso.
rial" Mr.. Ballou having become sole pro-
prictor Of the paper. The Pictorial 10 one
Of the best papers in the Union.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-17

Gg-The Democracy had . real old fash.
ioned jackson festival at the American ID
Columbus on the evening Of tho 9th. A
number Of able speeches were made BY
Messrs. Pugh, Taylor. COX, Payne, Jewett.
McCook, Means, L~sadbetter and others.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-17

FIRE.-The pattern shop belonging 70
the foundry Of Messrs. Means Il Co, S!eu.
benviIle, was destroyed by fire on the even.
ing of the 9th inst. 1t was supposed 70 DO
the work Of an incendiary.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-17

G5-Capt. Alexander Devenny, q we'll
known citizen Of steubenvillc, departed this
life on the 9Th inst.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-17

ES-Eon I. L. Jewett has been elected
one Of the Directors Of the Pittsburgh and
Steubenville railroad. A good selection.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-17

"GIvINa EN- FIrs."-What has caused
such a sudden change to come over our
neighbor of The Republican? His paper has
generally been considered q pretty good or
gan for the Know Nothing party. In
deed members of the order were saying,
"tbat sltAough Hatton did not belong 10 the
order, he advocated their cause and their
pr nciples." But in his last issue we are
taken all aback. He gives his late friends
the "Know Nothings'' shark from the
tombs," in his leader headed--"Anti Sla-
very Men" He talks in that article Just
like we have been talking for the last six
months about Know Nothings. But what
is the cause for this sudden change? Sim.
ply this: lie is beginning TO find out BY sad
experience that he cannot carry water on
both shoulders" He cannot uphold Know
Nothingism in one column Of his paper, and
run them down in his next. He must take
Il decided stand n way or the Other.
Know Nothingism is on the vans in this
community. and he sees it. lie now jumps
for the popular side. Well we are glad
that lie is on the right side for once. Hope
he will not change. '.Giye 'em fls.'' Rich
ard, aud I'd vii assist You.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-17
Eighth Of January Convention

Eighth Of January Convention.
The attendance at the eighth of January
Convention in Columbus was very large
nearly every county in the State being fully
represented. Everything passed off har-
moniously, and all seemed determined to
labor with more exertion than ever for the
advancement of the good cause, which ev-
cry true Democrat has at heart.
The full proceedings of the Convention
will be found in to-day's paper. They show
how the convention passed off. The reso-
lutions speaks the sentiments of every good
Democrat in Ohio. There was not a dis
s%enting voice against them. This augurs
well for future success. In fact, we never
attended a county or State Convention
where so much good feeling was manifested
among the delegates,
Democrats Of Harrison county we have
now our State nominees before us, and the
platform upon which they stand. Every
thing is in readiness for US TO go to work.
and obtain a complete triumph over our un
demanded, sneaking enemy, Know Nothing
ism. This clan viii resort to any means,
no matter how desperate it is, to gain the
ascendency. Let every Democrat in the
county be on the alert, and their coal banl
and cellar meetings will have no effect
There are a number Of persons, who havt
been duped into the order, who are nov
leaving them. They see the objects thu
leaders of the abomination have in view
and they are determined not to be found il
such vile company, All who have beeI
duped into the concern, and are willing t
lsnounce it, will be received with open arm
by the only true friends Of the country, tn
great Democratic party. Our prospect
are lattering; and every thing is bright 70
a glorious victory. Let us reap it.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-17

EJThe Know Nothinss were completely
in Pittsburgh the other day at the
election. VoItz the anti-know Moth
ing candidate for Mayor beat Morgan the
know nothing candidate soms 500 votes.-
The "elan" were beaten f1r members OF
council in nearly every ward.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-17

G5~Reader, wnen making q visit to Co.
lumbus, be sure and stop at the American.
The proprietor, Mr.. Kelsey, is one Of the
most gentlemanly landlords that we have
ever had the pleasure of stopping With
He does all in his power to make you feel
comfortable while under his care. And
more than that, It's the head quarters Of
Democracy in that city. His bills are res-
sonable.