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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

SALE OF BANK STocK.--We learn that
thirty shares of stock in the Jefferson Branch
Of the State Bank of Ohio, belonging to the
estate of Benjamin Rex, decd, sold y%ester-
day at a premium Of 10 cents on the dollar.
- Union.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

LooK Our We have been requested 10
say by several very energetic temperance
ladies, Of Cadiz, that those persons in Cadiz
who sell any kind Of spirituous liquors, Gale
included. had better be on the look out
If they do not desist the vile practice, the
ladies say that they shall be prosecuted &c
the fullest extent of the law.
Our advice is, comply with the reques'
Of the ladies, and thereby save trouble.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

CoLp WEATnER.-last Monday was the
coolest day that we have experienced for a
long time. The thermometer at the end Of
our Office STOOD 18 deg. below zero.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

aurpa3sos other remedies, in being more certain.
less expensive, and leaving the system in a better
condition AetaiI interested call and obtain a pam.
phlet Urccl containing ample proof, from the most
respectable sources, Of the beHelirjll results of its
use; together with letters from highty experienced
Physicians, who have used it in their pracace, an,
tnkcn lom their own oLservations.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28
REEERENCES:

T. B. Pcckiam, NJ. y Utica, n. :.
H. D, Fleming. II D., Rochester, n. Y.
VI. II. Mills, Il. d. Rochester, NY
u. y, Foote, NJ d., Syracaso, N. Y.
Prot. dunbar, VI. D., Baltimore, Nd.
] &. Orrick, NJ. D., Baltimore, Md
w. w. Reese Nj. y New York city.
W. Prescott, VI. D., Concord, N. II.
J.p. NowIand, NJ. D., Ulica,N Y.
Rev. C.. :. BcarC, Glenn Springs, =. G.
AMpllLEfS TO EIi\D GRATIS AT I
STORE OF
TonX McDEAY, Agent, Druggist, Cadiz, o. Also
w {. l.. Fawcctt 4 Co, Mt Pleasant, Harsh n
WcCucheon, Stcu5cuyiilc, and by Druggists gener-
ally.
H7-NorIcC 70 TUr UHroETUHATE FEMALE.
lEcrl it duty Incumbent upon myself 10 darlare
publicly the great blessing Or. anarchists Uterine
Iatho!icon has proved to inc. For TWO years my
health was miserable; ! was almost unable to walk.
Physicians pronounced my case falling OF the womb,
extensive alterations, commencing with iuor albus
the pHiQa. irritation, prostratioD, uni the latolera-
bic imli d~iscHrgo rendered life almost Il burden.
In his mi.erahlc condition, DR., +. I. Ncwland re.
commended Dr.. Anarchists Uterine Catholicon.-
Alicr taking four bottles ! find myse / in perfcc'
health. Gratitude for restoration makes M
~ desire that all my sex, nike uniortnn
find sure relief from this incStimablo mrdi
ELlZ METH A NENEAND,
No.sl9 West st, Utica, N. Y.
The above statement know to be true.
F. NEEVLAND, NJ. D. Utica, N. Y.
have no hesitation in saying DR.. Anarchists utcf'
inc Cath, licou is Invaluable in uterine diseases gen
orally. | have used it in Fuor Albus, AmenorThna
P~rolUpsus Utcri, and in cases OF extensive uIcern
zion OF the vagini and of utcri Ills worthy OF the
JOHN c. ORRICT, NJ. D. Baltimore, Nd.
&TJ. b.. Marchisi& Co, Projectors, Central De
pot, 3Gl C~roadway. N. Y. aug ?, 81 On
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

HE-We are thankful to several Of our
friends for sen ing US new Subscribers du-
ring The past week. Let others follow their
noble example.
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new CHINA
Feb. :, 1855
Glnss mnA NMGcmNNMrC SiNre

esElNS NNW 4EbEttliN FV.kRF NINFF'.
No. 2s, MONROE STREET, WAEELING, VIRGINIA
rfSIE subscribers respectfully give notice that they
L have imported direct from the manufacturers, g
large and complete stock of the above WARE, togetli.
er with an assortment of MANTLE ORNAMENTS and
FANCY GooDs, some Of which are Of exquisite taste
and beauty. Iron, Stone, China, and Porcelain
Breakfast, Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware Of an entire
new pattern: solar and Lard Lamps and Lanterns OF
every description; Britannia Ware, Cutlery, etc.
We shall at all times keep as complete an ass Jr
ment Of Common Ware on hand, for the city an
country trade, as can be found at any other store i
the West, and by giving our personal attenti IN 10 re
nockinq the same, convince all who may favor u,
with thoir patronage, that they cannot 80 better
any other establishment in the country.
HOBBS, BARNS Il CO.,
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Wheeling, Va.
January 7, l652--tf.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

REMovAL,--Our friend Stewart has re-
moved his store to the room formerly occu-
pied by j. p. Wood, where he will be hap
DIV to wait on all of his old customers and
all Tie new ones he can get. He will sell
bis goods cheaper than ever.
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Ill h.. w
Ill &a w
CLOTIIIG SlOnb.
HENRY KERR

HENRY KERR
TTAS just arrived direct from Pittsburgh with a
IL large aud fashionable stock OF READY MADE
CLor4IyG, consisting in part of Dress Coats, Over
Coats, Sack and Box Goats, Pants and Vests ofeve-
ny varsity, which he offers to the public at prices
that cannot fail to plense. He keeps likewise on
hand a large assortment Of piece goods, such as
French and Am, rican Bread Cloths, Cnssmoros and
Vestings in great variety, which he will make to or
der at the shortest notice and the latest styles. Be-
ing a practical Tailor of long experience both in
this and the old country, he feels confident that he
will be able to give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage.
9FCntting done on the shortest notice, and in the
most fashionable style. Give us a call, friends.
will be happy to see you, and show you my goods,
whether you want to hay or not.
0rltelnember the place. next door &c Scott &
Biughan's law Office, on Market street.
Cadiz, Feb. %, 1885.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

pr SYPHILIS, SCROfULA AND DISEASED
Btoop For these terrific diseases, Carriers Spanish
Mixture is the only specific.
The pgopYietors have in their possession over ore
hundred certificates Of the most extraordinary cures
cilrctcdhy it.
We refer 10 the certificate of Ricllard Adams, late
High SHERIFF. E%isAmond, Va Edwin Burton, Com.
missioner of the Revenue for Richmond; General
Welch. OF the Mammoth Circus; DR.. u]undley, o.
Washington Guy; Er, VIM. A. Matt!iews, and c. B
Luck, Esq. Of Richmond, Va, Mr.. T.. Boydon, tiX.
change liolol, Va; and 4 host Of others, who have
Spanish Mixturc. They all certify That it is thC
gfcutcst par...et Of the blood known.
See advcrtiacmcnt.-n23-lm.
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N. B. IIaving sold ont orr interest IN the business
of Dentistry in this place 10 G. w Moiiitt and :. B
Lukena, We can cordi"ily recommend all or friend.
add patrons to their skill and attention.
N0FF!TT e. HAMMOND,
CadiZ, Feb. 81. 1855. Dental Surgeons q.
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Valuable Town Property for sale

Valuable Town Property for sale.
TIVE subscriber offers for salo his properly ai,ra-
l. ted in the town Of Little York, SInjthtieId town
OF a goad dwelling house, blacksmith shop, and hnr
town lots. There is a good well OF water and a
stable on the premises. There arc o number Of
grated fruit trees on the lots. Toa blacksmith this
would We u desirable location, as work is plenty and
pay good. The subscriber being DESTROYS of moving
west, is why he desires to sell. Those wishing TO
purchase, had better make application soon 10 thu
subscriber on the premises.
DAVID PETERMAN.
Little York, Ohio, Feb. q, 1886 5,pd
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28
J. E. SLACK & CD,
WALL PAPERS.

THE subscribers arc now receiving theirncw sup
ply OF Wall papers, which will comprise almost
every variety, from conilnqn stock to the finest sat
in finish. Ali OF which viii be sold at The lowest
cash rates.
Slnnhenyiiln- Fnh. %. l2ll.1Y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28
LEGAL NOTICE.

NTOTICEi is hereby given to Benjamin Mnnbeck
IL and David NHnbeck Of Polk cOunty, Iowa, and
Michael Manbcck Of Hanison county, Indiana, that
John ManhCCk administrator Of Jacob MaDhack, late
OF Harrison county, Otio, deceased, has filed in the
proha,e court OF SAID Harrison county, Ohio, his Pc
iilion MS said administrator against the said Benia-
min Manbcck, David Manbeck, Michael Man'cCk
and others defendants, praying Tor power to sell, in
order 10 pay Tie debt OF said estate, all mat rart OF
the qouti west quarter OF section No J, Of town hip
Ao. y, in range No. ), siuutte in said Harrison coun-
W, Ohio. and in the SteuhcnvliIe land district, OF
which The said Jacob Manheck, deceased, has sciz-
od and possessed at The time o. his death, containing:
III acres more or less, And that said petition j.
pending and will come on to be heard by said court
on tie 10th day OF March, 1857.
5. w. BOSTWICK,
Feb. +. 1855. Attorney for petitioner.
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS indebted by Book Account to
"A JAwrs BAN srEE, OF Cadi2, will please call and
settle with the sfhscr iber. MIR. Banister has made
an assismnant Of his Books, Accounts, Clli.ns,
&c and they have been placed in my hands for
collection.
Jan 10 81 J. NJ. ESIEP.
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READY MADE CLOTHING The best and
CHEAP st assortmentever brought TO Cadiz, Tor sale
at (ap26) JOHN McCORMlCk'S.
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FARM FOR RENT.

THE subscriber wishes to rent his farm situated
in jefferson county, ono and a half miles north east Of
Jefferson, 1--we from the ). u Rail Road The lafm
contains l60 acres; 80 of cleared land Ii is a good
quality OF soil, lays we'll, good barn, orchard and
House. The above farm will he rented on reasona'
bic terms. For further information enquire OF The
owner al his residence in GadiZ Hafrisol county
or by letter. EDWAHDW AbkER.
february I, 1855.
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VaIu bic Farm For Sale.

CHOULDER BRACES, a new and improved are
~ tici9 Tor sale cheap, by JNU. BEALL
nov. 10 1888.
EEEDLEY'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS TREA
i flSE, or how to get, save. spend, give, lend,
and Bequeath money, for sale at reduced price, by
nov 10 '53 J bEALA
BANKERS, series Of popular school books for sale
! by nov 10 80 STALL :
WRITING, LETTER, Commercial, Note, and
w Fancy paper Tor sails low by ) DEALL
nov Ii 80
ENAMlLY, SCHOOL and fancy bibles a good vari
L ETY. cheap at nov 10 80 J BEALi.
| NgILLARDS TRAVELS IN Egypt, Anita PEI
ls.l tiara and tine Holy land, a new and very pop,
ular work Tor sale by, nov. 10 80 J BEALL
GPELLERS, Towns, McGuiios, Cobbs new and
- United States, all Tor sale by J BEALk
nov Ii SO
EANCY soaps, a good variety for sale cheap BY
L nov % 1853 BEALL
CoLoGNEs, Tarious patterns and qualities IL
" sale cheap by nov 20 1858 j BEALL
SELLERS Cough Syrup, m infnllibls remedy
- coughs colds &c. for sale by JBEAlL
nov % 1888
CASTER OIL, in bottles, and on draught, 4 prime
~ article for sale by nov 20 1858 ] BE-lLL
EABERS Cedar Pencils, the est Il use for sale
L cheap by noy 20 1853 ] BEAiAb
lCTEEL PENS, a large and fine assortment, vart-
y Gus brands, cheap at JOHN BEALL,S.
IGAND PAPER, a prime eastern article, and
> large assortment by (apr %, '53l J. BEALL.
CAP, Letter, Note aud fancy Papers, States, Pen.
" ellis, etc, etc, for sale cheap BY
april %, 1853. JOHN BEALL.
TNAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kinds
~ and qualities, a large supply, at
may 4, 1875 JOHN BE.AILsS.
ENVELOPES, Plain and Fancy, a new supply,
II cheap at Onay 4, $50 j. BkAhLS.
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Take NOTICE.,

A LLpersons indebted q ale, by noscor Rock ac-
a count. are requested q call imaleaiutely and
ia the htads 81 the proper otlieef tor cekecuon.
Gg-Also The look accounts nd NOter 1T A. I'll.
buttch, have been assigned 10 nc. an@ Salbe ia.
,ectad without delay X. j. BENNETT.
C9lix, nug. 4 50
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FARM FOR SALE.

4 FARM containing about 10 acres, intending
N the town OF Unionvaie, Harrison county, three
miles from Cadiz on the Wellsburgh road. Said
Farm is nicely improved and in a good state of cuL-
tiyation. vii be sold low, and on accommodating
terms. For particulars enquire OF the subsriber in
Cadiz. WIN. HOGG.
Cadiz, January 10, 1855.
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Administrators Notice.

~ been appointed and qualified by the Probate
Court of Harrison county, Ohio, administration OF
the estate of Jacob Manbeck, late OF said county,
deceased. JOHN MANBECK, administrator
inn 10. '55 3W
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5000 t ds5 m p2sh p Teot %irI IG So when when p tS' Ala'
nov - VI S.& ii.
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WHITE, Red and Black Lead, Linseed or
w Lacksr. TurDcptipe, etc, n fresh Tnd large
april ~, 1889 JOHN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-17
The Kinney Expedition.
COL. KINNEY ARRESTED IN pHILADELpH

COL KINNEY ARRESTED IN PHILADELPHIA.
from the Philadelphia Pennsy lvsnisn, May Is
The Grand Jury Of the United statet on Monday last
returned true bill against COL H. L. Kinney, for begin
ming ana setting foot military enterprise to be
RED on against the territory of the Republic Of Nicsrs
qua in violation Of the Act Of Congress OF 1918. The
miseemeanor complained of was committed at a
rendezvous which for time has been opened at %
Walnut street. alleged, under the auspices of Col
Kinney.
Mir District Attorney vaadyke moved for bench
warrant which issued and placed in the hands Of
tie United States Marshal and the COL yesterday
arrested at the Girard House, in this city, to which
place he had voluntarily come to the charge.
He last evening brought into court before Hon. j.
r. Kane.
MI vandyke moved that the defendant be required
enter into bonds to appear to ths ndictmsnt
George NJ Dallas, Esq, appeared for Col Kinney, and
thought the ball. under the circumstance, ought not
to be more than nominal.
The Court fixed the bail at 81 SEQ, which given
by jos Preshery proprietor OF the Girard House,
coming his surety without objection.
Mr. Dallas stated that he would apply for q habeas
corpus, when he would show that the bail should be
cucet.
TO morrow morning Mt ten o'clock is fixed for the
hearing OF the habeas corpus.
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The Liquor Question.
A LIQUOR CASE IN ROCHESTER, AN OPINION IN RE

A LIQUOR CASE IN ROCHESTER, AN OPINION IN RE.
GARD THE SALE TO BE GIVEN.
The Rochester Advertiser OF the 18th inst gives the
following report of liquor Ease in that city
Y.ster6 ay Michael O'Brien confectioner In this city,
tried before Police Justice Moore foe violating the
excise law in relation to the rae OF ardent spir Is, aud
fred s25 Payment refused, and the party was
to Jail. This morning writ OF habeas corpus was
procured and the party brought before Judge
for q hearing of n CASE G. Chumasero, Esq for
the people, and Mr. Baker for the defendant II was
were wrong since the law under which the conviction
had had been superseded by the recently enacted
for the suppression OF intemperance, pauperism
snd crime; that the law had been superseded the
penalties attached TO IL imperative and void The
caused feeling, since IL the Judge should de-
eide that the defend wrongly held all restriction
80 the ssle Of liquor till the fourth Of July will be vir
tualy removed
The arguments, pro and having oeen heard, the
Judge Dtmafed that h should take a day two for
examination, as it novel question upon which he
the day folio wing We rather curious to
how tbs matter win be disposed of for the time being
The President Of the Rutland and Burlington and Che
great small lsger beer alcohol lquer Of any kind
be arpored either Of the above roa5s after
the 10Th inst.
Albany eayssIt shall be the duty Of this society X
lawfully defend any of its members against the unconsti
utional provisions Of the Prohibitory Law, whenever
any Of its members complained Of for volstng thu
same but this society will not defend Of Its mem
bels against having violated any constitutional law
the subject OF excise will they defend any acts
mttec en- the Sabbath.
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News by the Mails,

The Boston Traveller says that the system adopted
April 1st of requiring postage all letters to be pre-
pa d before they be sent, Is, to considerable
lent reducing the number of letters sent at least
the Post Office in that city la concerned If the Bos
ton Post Office any indication Of the general result
the less Of revenue throu the country for the
year Will be several hundred Thousand dollars.
John McAnister, an Irish man, recently from Bridge
port, Ohio hung himself the 10th inst in the jail
Wheeling, Va. For getting drunk and Troublesome he
had heep sentenced to several days imprisonment the
chain gang.
Two propeliers, the Wide Awake and the o. N Chaplin
had eaH from Albany to Castleton the 18th inst
Five thousand dollars bet the result. The Wide
Awake was victorious, beating her competitor than
a mile.
The seventy hrt convention OF the Protestant Episco
pa! Church Of Penny lyapia assembled in Phadelphia
ON the 10Th inst. Rev Aonzo Potter, Bishop of the
diocess, presided.
We learn from the Cleveland Herald, that on the
18th inst. New York Presbyterian clergyman on his
way TO attend the General Assembly, at Sc Louis had
wallet containing $50, and his credentials. HaAad,
ast be6re the arrival OF the from Buffalo uken
cut his wallet to look at h railroad ticket and did not
discover HIS loss until he about to pay for his
breakfast
A passenger train the Michigan Southern Railroad
off the track Ekhart station, the lth inst
and the locomotive tender and baggage thrown
into ditch, ard much broken up. The engineer aud
frtnsn were severely injured, and number much
bruised snd hurt Eight out Of family OF nine chill
dIen bore pretty severe marks Of tie disaster.
The parties sho clipped from Orange N. j., some
weeks since (be particulars Of which gave at the
tm have been arrested at Chicago whittier the father
81 the yourg lady had gone for the purpose Of reclaim
" q her.
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Our Washington Correspondence.
WAsHyGroN Nav Is, 1856


Departure of Governor Reeder-Tae Kansas Legislature
not to be Dsolre-Senator Brodhead AMI the Court Of
Claims.
Governor Reeder, after short sojourn has disappear
cd, like mist from the capital without any ne know
ing either when why how he left. s said he left
with the endorsement Of the Executive so far as his
Official action had been concerned but without any pro
mise Of the solicited aid to subject the msch making
Mssourians to and order He seriously proposed to
the President to dissolve the Kansas Legislature but
his proposition was only - subject of merrmeut II il
said Mr.. Gushing asked I'm if he had not given the
nsmbers Of the LegslsDe certificates that they
duly andlegay elected" lie wered he had Chen"
sail Mr.. Cushing (which to believe and respect
your official certificate OF fact under the saucs
y OF an OATH or your here that all law and
order violated and gross ourages perpstratsd in
the election of the Legislature S''
friend Of Governor Rec FER being askei why the GO
vernon did not publish Colonel Msnypenny's reply to
his letter. answered tina. he could nos find paper will
ing to insert It, This is pity, as the pubic are o
whole country are calling for its publication Aaother
friend Of the Governor he IL preparing reply and
they will appear together This is rataer plsus
BILE. The commissioner finds himself situated ike Robin
hood at Nottingham, and must reach toe "Caste OF
wierysdae," IL at ali by fighting ell sides, add cry
Senator Brodhead, Of Pa, i. here ADD has ssen for
some days constant Wis ter So he White House. Hts
object was to secure for iriepd the cersshp to the
Court Of Claims. mentioned in OF my letters last
winter that he had solicited this and It had
been promised him. It through his exerions the
bill estsbthipg the court became law, and the Presi
dent very properly consulted with him the selection
ef the Court Mr. Broahead so ntei only the clershp
and declined uRing any influence as 20 the elsctioo or
the Jrdses 1he c,erkship .as promised but what are
promises worth in these degenerate days judge Hun
tpgdoD OF Conn., receives the appointment and Senator
Brodhead goes home without getting his little finger
into the pie although he pretty much ,de II himself
Mics BonLley's book is anxously ookei forthe chap
ter which appeared in the HERALD acting appsser
stomachc-and 1t win read with avidity and vide.
ly circulated by the Know Nothngs. e.
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News from Venezuela.

ICoffesp0ndence OF the FhiIadeIphia Exchange.
PUERTO CABEILo, April %, 1855.
There Is very FERROUS difficulty between this govern.
ent and that Of the ado ming republic, New Granada
respecting disputed boundary line and 1t is added tn It
New Granada ccvets the province Of Mara ,sbo for
nsxation to that country The fact is that the Veoe
zuelean Congress Ia in session. and has just autho
rzed President Monasas II necessary TO raise army
OF nifty thousand men, and four millions OF dollars TO
provide for the expenses OF the threatened The
Known unfrendly disposition Of the New Grana dian
thorit'es towards the Administration here, and the ap
Of our President that the Mt OF New
Granada be induced TO favor any project
by Cen Pace against him. creates great here
Business m very active. Coffee Is in good demani and
gren qualities command 1919. Ike. per ID. Hides
great request at 16kc. 17c. and indigo 81 per 10.
Inc bark Venezusia from Philadelphia 81 IAguayra
inst. ' "
The port and provinces are very healthy