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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-18
Is Sentinel,
Law Of Newspapers.

l.. Subscribers who DO not give express notice to
the contrary, are considered rs wishing TO continue
heir subscriptions.
Q, If subscribers order the discontinuance of their
er4odicair, the publisher may continue to send them
amtil all arTearages are paid.
5. if Subscribers neglect or refuse to take their pc
ff0dicals from the offices te which they arc directed
they are held responsible till they have settled the
bill and ordered them discontinued.
A. II Subscribers remove 10 ether places without
informing the publishers, and the papers are sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible.
s. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the Office, or removing and leaving
Them uncaned Tor, is prima facia evidence OF lnten-
1ional fraud.
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"Let us be Thankful"

In the language Of 3 cotemporary, we
says-"There never was perhaps, q season
when better crops we're gathered by the
Fafmers-thsrc never will be N all proba
bility a greater abundance Of everything
necessary for Che subsistence Of, animated
nature. From every section Of our wide
spread country, comes the gratifying intel
ligence Of a luxurious harvest, far exceed
ipgin quantity and quality Che usual aver
age. %The most inveterate old croaker has
no note Nof alarm to sound or word Of
'.peor cropst' The God Of Nature has
scatfered his ~blessingsin luxurious profusion
all Ger our land. and that heart which does
not render its homage in thankfulness for
all mercies bestowed and enjoyed, must be
callous indeed. The crops already gathsr +.
ed. although so abundant, from present in
dications will be surpassed in quality by
those, not yet ready for the sickle. Oats.
Corn. Potatoes, a., bid fair to yield an
uaexampled crop and the coming fal and
winter will to all appearance be much moe
abun,laat in all necessary articles, Than was
thescarcity Of the last. In addition to AZ
other Blessings enjoyed by thepeople Of this
higitly favored country, there exists within
our borders an almost unexampled degree
Of GOO health which is also a source Of
gratitude 40 kind Heaven. We are indeed
ahighly favored people, and we should be
earefal lest our exalted privileges prove on,
deaper condemnation.
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Something sFew.

STEREOScOPKS nay he obtained al DAVIS Da,
= guffean Rooms
The adysptage Il this mode Of arrangement n
viewing iikenesses over tbs ordinary one l. great
BY looking through n lIns at a picture. a rOunded
hgure in all its proportions rs seen, resembling
ihaIble statue or wax figure "a
Every one who has his Daguerreoiyp taken should
have II put spin n Siereoseope case. -r5
Cah and examine. H. DAVIS.
july 4. lSJ5-tf
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Legal Notice.

Waiter D.. Beebe,
VS. --
Amos A Cope and
Elizabeth his wife, and
Alexander Mcllroy, Az-..- BID
notice that a petition n rs been filed against him and
others, in the Court of Common Pleas of Harrison
county, Ohio, the ohjectof which is TO procure an Or
der OF sale of certain Ian and premises lately mort
Cope and Elizabeth his wife, to Walter b. Beebe, to
secure the payment of 1891, 90, evidenced by said
Copc's five pronlissory otcs, two of which have been
endorsed to said Mcllroy; one for $l2o4,00, and the
other for Sll45,00. The prayer of said petition il
piled TO the payment OF said notes endorsed to sale
Mcliroy, and TO the payment of the rest Of sal note
in said plaintiffs possession. Said defendant is re-
quirod to answer said petition on he It'll day ofJu-
ly, A. d. 1850. J NJ. ESTEP, ATTY
NAV I6, 1855 CIV. prfeeS3 so for PlrT.
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and NDtendid

A SSORTMENTs of Dagueireotype Stock Just
IA received. liz cluding all sizes aud kinds from
the common to the fancy, Different tastes may be
~gratthed on the most reasonable terms, cali and
examine them.
August 10. 1854. II, DAVIS.
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EvQuite o number Of gentlemen during
the past week who have heretofore acted
with the wing party, have become subscrib-
ers to the Sentinel. They say that the
know nothing office s, ekers in Cadiz cant
sell them. Let others follow their example;
we will furnish them with just as good a pa
per as lays in our power to publish.
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For the Cadiz Democratic Sentinel.
Sabbath School Celebration at
Deersville.


Ma. RDfroR: Wednesday, 4th inst,
was present at the above celebration. Al
having convened at az early hour, in the
Presbyterian Church, hymn was sung,and
the due pre~liminaries gone through prior tc
the formation of the procession. Banners
with beautiful and appropriate motIos were
displayed on the occasion by a band of youn4
patriots. The order and decorum Of the
children during the procession through the
village was truly delightful. We wanted
no better proof of the good moral influence
connected with Sabbath School education
There was a union Of hearts and, therefore,
harmony of ~action-both Sabbath Schools
merged into one for the time being. A.
mong the items which tended to interest
and amuse was the fine music struck up by
the village band. Hail Columbia was well
~played-and having marched slowly to the
cool shade of an adjoining grove, where re.
freshments we're served up, the Declaration
of Independence was read by Mr.. Robert
Pitts. The Agent Of the American Sabbath
School Union being present addressed the
meeting at some length-follo'Ted by Mr..
NJ Mccullough. AL seemed to say by look
and action, that the ladies Of Oeersville con-
tributed their full share TO the pleasures Of
the day by a rich and well stored table
We then marched back in the sam orderly
manner to the centre Of the village, when
Robert Pitts, Esq, pronounced the exer-
cises closed, and all betook themselves TO
their several housekeeping with them
impressions favorable to future progress
temporarily and spiritually.
AS an agent of Sabbath Schools in this
county, it is but RICH that | should award
to the good citizens of Deersville their due
need Of praise for the respect which they
paid to the occasion By a suspension Of la.
Dor. 1t is well to live in the neighborhood
of a religious atmosphere. Music, science
and litera'ur are being cultivated here to a
very considerable extent, and religion is not
neglected. Old existing prejudices as to
Union Sabbath School priaciple are fast
giving way here, and some efforts have been
made by the leading and more respectable
part of the community to give it due practi.
cal effect by organizing a School-open to
all classes and allied to no particular Sect
This is as it ought to be. Brethren should
dwell together in unity. If all men would
and carry out these same Catholic
in their general efforts Of philanthro.
py, as the people Of Deersvl1le, much good
would result to the great cause of religious
education in this land. Church and School
are altogether distinct in their
character. The more intelligent recognize
this important distinction and begin to act
upon it w. Z. Mckay, Agent,
OF the Am. S. S. Union for Har. Co. O.
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The Cadiz Accommodation Train.

The CadiZ Accommodation Train.
Leaves Steubenyille daily Sundays exceptedl at
4.05 P. NJ. Arrives at Cndiz at 6.35 P. NJ.
Leaves Cadiz at 7 81 4, NJ. arrives at Steubenville
at 1905, A. M,
Agents.
James Collins & Co, Freight and Passenger A.
gents, No III and lis Water st Pittsburgh.
J. n. Kinney, Freight Agent, Little Miami K. r.
Depot, Cincinnati.
T. w. Suuder, Passenger Agent, Broadway, Gin.
cinnati.
Richard Hooker, Passenger Agent, Newark.
+. a. Wells, do. Steuhenville.
LAFAYETTE DErENxY, General Freight and Tick
ct Agent, Sleubenville.
Il. W. WOODWARD, Superintendent.
May %, 1855.
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THE subscriber having purchased the entire in.
terost OF Francis Morey in the tannery of George 4
Morey, is authorized to settle all the claims Of the
late firm. The business will hereafter be continued
by the Undersigned | have now, and will keep con.
stantly on hand a large and extensive assortment o.
all kinds OF leather, to which invite the attention Of
he public.
The highe t market price will be paid in cash fol
HIDES and SKINS SAMUEL GEORGE.
P.S S. Those having land to clear, would do well to
save their BARK, as it will pay the expense ofclear.
ing. S. g.
Cadiz, {. March %, 1854.
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IRVING'S
Life Of General WASHINGTON,

THIS WORK will be published in Three Vol.
l. umcs, oc tavo, Of about 500 pages each, hand.
someIy printed on fine paper, il large plea type,
ii will equal in every respect, IN style of binding,
typography, etc, etc either BancroEt's or Prescott's
works
1he first volume will be ready for delivery in n
bout ten days; the second, in August, and the third
in November, it will be sold Exclusively by ugon is,
price 81 per volume.
Considering the reputation Of the author and the
the nature ofihe subject, il is confidently expected
this work willmeet with u hearty welcome from all
classes Of the community.
Having received the agency for the counties Of
Jefferson and Harrison, for the sale of the above
work we are now prepare to receive the names oil
those wishing 10 subscri be. All orders by mail
promptly attended TO.
Specimens Of the style Of Printing, Binding, etc.
can be seen nj our book store.
MCDOWELL & co.
June 90, 1853. Market ST., SteubenYIlle, o.
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ssEg-What looks worse than to be tooth
less. The best remedy that we know Of, is
10 60 t. the dental Office Of Lukins Il Moi
tis and have a set of their superior teeth pL'
in the place of those you have lost. All
their work is executed in the lest manner,
and finished in the most ~workmanlike style
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-18

Rher s.a,e c. Of osi0' PROBATE COURT.
count ha been filed in said Court for settlement, TO
wit. h 'a4 IL
The account ofJackson Croskey, administrator D,
the estate Of Henry Hendricks, decd. showing the
condition ofsaid estate 80 far as administered.
And that the same will be examined and passed
upon by the Undersigned, at the PROBATE Court Office
in Cadiz, on the 29ti day Of june, Al. ID. 1875,
&t3 ALLEN Z. TURNER, Probate Judge.
T-. .Irr o.. L MNEHM EsHEEW tsIWLN#2IMM
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WALL PAPERS.

TINE subscribers are now receiving their new sup
L ply OF Wall papers. which vii comprise almosl
every variety, from cotnm III stock to the finest sat
in finish. All of which will be sold at the loves,
cash rates.
Steubeoville, Feb, 28. l955.lY
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An Ordinance.

Be il ordained by the Mayor, Recorder and Trus.
tees Of The Incorporated Village Of Cadiz, that eaeh
person the oYneI Of any house or lui fronting upon
any OF the principal streets of The village of Cadiz,
be and are hereby ,eqnired to repair the pavemen;
in front OF said premises; and fOf making such re-
pairs the person making the saIue shall be allowed
q sum each year equal TO the amount Of cooperation
tax assessed against said person untilthe sunie shall
amount to a Compensation for making sali repairs.
the amount ofsqid compensation TO be determined by
the council OF said village or some person appointed
by said council. This ordinance TO lake elect from
and after The lstday OF July, 1855.
ANON LENNON, Mayor.
WILLIAM Ksox, Recor 'er.
Julv 4. IS55.tf
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TASTER OIL, in bottles, and on draught, u prime
~ article for sale by nov % 1883 J BEALL
INABERS Cedar Pencils, the best in use for sails
Il cheap by nov % 1883 J BEALL
ICTEEL PENS, a large and fine assortment, va,i
- Gus brands, cheap at JOHN BEALL'S.
GAND PAPER, n prime eastern article, and
- large assortment by (apr %, '53l J, BEALL.
TAP, Letter, Note and fancy Papers, States, Pen
~ ellis, etc., ETC., for sale cheap by 49,
april 20, 1853. JOHN BEALL
tAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kind
~ and qualities, a large supply, at 9
may 4, 1853 JOHN BEALL'S.
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Notice to Shippers.

TRANSPORTATION OFFicE. S. 81 RIP w
Slcubenvil!e, April 10th 1875.
A FttElGHTTRAIN IL now running IL New
IN, ark, leaving Steubenvile daily, Sundays exs
cepted, 1T 3 O'Clock il. IN. and Cadiz at a.3e i. III.
Shipments to all siarlens, except Unt5nhml, Cadiz.p
Fairyiew and New Market, Uhricfsyille, PORT
Washington, New olietstown, Lafayette, CoAhoc
ton, Adams Mills, Dresden and Newark must hs
prepaid.
Shippers will pl ase conclude thoirslipments antk
receive their cOnsigninents previous to & O'Clock each
evening. LAFAYET1E3DE Emmy. 2
April Is, 1855. GenefalFreight Agent
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ETHoyard at his boot an shoe store
under our Office. keeps one of the largest
and best assortment Of boots and shoes in
the place, His stock is all of the very best
quality. and he sells them at very reasona-
Bile prices.
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EgIt is said that our friend Crabb, un :
der our Office, keeps the largest and best
stock Of cloths, cassimeres and vestings to
be had in this place; and his IFS are hard to
beat. We have no disposition to doubt it.
You that want good clothes would do well
to give Crabb Q call.
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DIED In Cadiz, on the 10th inst,
VIRGINIA A. daughter Of B. w. Il Mary
PHILLIPS, aged year 5 months.
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HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsa-
p try gw parilla. rse

For purifying the Blood, removing oil disease arts
ing from excess OF Mercury, exposure and impru.
dance in lie, chronic constitutional disease, q
rising from an impure state Of the Blood, and the
only reliable and ~etlectual known remedy for the
cure ofScrofula, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ulcer.
ations of the Throat and Legs, Pains and Swell.
ings of the Bones, letter, Pimples on the Face,
and all Scaly Eruption Of the Skin.
This is now prescribed by some of the most dis.
tinguished Physicians in the country, and has prov
ed more efficient in practice than any preparation
of Sarsapafilla yet offered to the public. Sever.
al cases Of secondary Syphilis, Mercurial and Scrof
illus diseases have entirely received in the incu.
rable wards Of our Public Institutions which had
for many years resisted every mode Of treatmen,
that could be devised. These cases furnish strik,
ing examples Of the s%aiutary effects Of this medicine
in ~arresting some Of the most inveterate diseases
etter the glands were destroyed and the bones oil.
eady affected.
N0TlCE-Letters from responsible Physician.
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certificates Of cuFesirOin patients will be fourd nc,
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Fluid Extract Buchu, 81 per bottle, or s bot. S.
do gg Sarsaparilla 81 do do Il
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e ~ HI HEI.MB0LD, Chem ist,
263 Chestnut ST., near the Girafl House, Philad
10 be had Of John MCLEAN, Cadiz, Ohio, ana
of Druggists and Dealers everywhere. 4ois
All letters directed 70 Proprietor Of Agent receiy,
immediate attention ljune %, '55-6ni.
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s10-The wheat crop in this county, we
think. will generally be more than an aver
ageacrop. The weevil done the most dam
age in Che northern part Of the county while
in the southern part the wheat is very lit
tie affected by it.
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MARRlED-0n the 9Th inst. by the
Rev. M. Bishop, Mr.. JUsTIcE Robson to
Miss Ruth LouDoN, both of this county.
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sThse1ample that we set seems to be The
order ofthe day

HAD RA1ss.-On last Tuesday We were
visited with the hardest rain Of the season
II. cone considerable damage to the wheat.
oats and corn. 1t was accompanied with a
hard wind. which blew down several trees.
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AS-The Landlords at Chicago are re-
galing their guests On green com. BY thc.
Illinois Central road they are enabled to get
early vegetables from the sunny South.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
William lHtIfiottsand John Liggett IN the niercian-
dizing business in thetown oil Cadizs under the iifln
Of Herriott and Liggstt, is this day dissolved BY mu-
tuai consent. William ~tforriott retiring FROM the
firm iae business will be continued by John Ldggett
alone, wheswfl be happy TO farnlsh tile tpTlnsr GUS
toners otthe firm, and the public generally, with
the finest goods Of the season, at the cheapest rates.
b8f ,58 a1 VILLA VI HEltfl0lsf 4
gsagx6 JOHN LIGGETT.
Cndiz, May 2lst, 1855.
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LigWog' A4Nec.

HHH l.
MARVIN WARREN Of Bellcfontaine, p.eshas
1fL prepared Il pamphlet with Forius alAl directiQIis
designed to be Il complete guide to,Juslices ana OH.
ers, under the Liquor law Of 1854. lie has his soaeplF
edition now on hand, which contains all the late
decisions OF the Supreme Court upon The subject, to-
gether with a copy oithe act. ~ Naa,s
Iha work is indOrscd for correctness by some d
able Lawy ers residing in every part of Tie State.
The following resolution WAS adopted by the State
Temperance Convention, held At Columbus on the
:2d OF February, ls55:-4esolved that the 4''Iagal
Forms repaired by NJ, Warren, ESD OF BelIeton-
tainG for proceeding under tue Uhio Liquor law, be
recommended 10 the temp rance men throughout
the State.
PEtcE Or THE WoEE Single copy 30 cts; -Four
copies 500 or 2icts per copyi Forty copies $500
or 20 cents per copy; Sixty c ,pics $500 or Is Cents
per copy Sent l." any pat ct .hc State at ,aSseX-
pensc and ri. k, as 50 N as ordered vi h he money
enclosed Coin, bills, or postage stamps Gun bes
sent at my risk by mail if properly enclosed. All
orders directcd soon To VI. WARREN, Attorney at
Law, Bclleton aine, Logan county, Ohio, with mon
ey enclosed, will receive prompt attention. small
orders attended to as promptly as any.
April ii, 1855 3m NJ. WARREN,
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Executors Notice

Notice is hereby given that tho subscriber has
been duly qualified by tbs probate conrt OF Harrison
county, Ohio, as executor Of the last will and testa-
ment of the state Of lames McNutI, late of said
deceased. PMcNUTT Executor.
June %, lSj5-3w
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sgetiM Motitts.
GrInterest paid on Deposites at the Banking and
Exchange Office of Robert Lyons, Cadiz, Ohio.

RFlNrEREST PAID ON DEPOSTTES AT
THE BANKING HOUSE OF REIN WEIGH &
CO., CADIZ, OHIO.
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Money RENTED to all Points in
ENGLAND, lREL AND AND SCOTLAND,
By ROBERT LYONS, Banker.
Iuly 4, 1855.
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Sf(arkets.
CADIz PRICES
eOaRECTEp WEEKLY

c~neRECTED wEEELY
CADlZ JULY Is, 1855.
,n"pht'' SS,uND
:" hEAfi E1l,lo
SoAhi ID
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rhAA 0hEbr -. Wliuo
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HLoNEkSEEDi' ..o,uuO
! iAiokS,' -...,..,.ss. l,UUW
ONloAS,. -....,,.,. 3utD.
DRIED APPLES, per bushel, ...,..,,..... al, 90
DhlED EEAtHEs, 2,OOO.,.
DoEIEN, lGD..
GhEESE, 4AO..
LARD ''.r' .......... bOo
Iohk, ,O0O1uO
GALr,, 3,uuO...
EGIS,. .lA0..
So. lU,hUO. :.
WooD,
WooL, 5WO4O
CofFEEt. .....(Dl)
MoLAssEs by the Dbl. -. 2g037
N. y. 1908
FIsu-New shad, W Dbl 2,O5
M"oheiei' ~ ''''''"'''''''' iS'oU
do 2, 1850
Herring " (" ,.............. 800
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READY MADE CLOTHTNGl

A large and splendid assortment, to which attention
is particularly invited. He will sell them as low
as any other house in town, lift should be below cost.
The buying public will find it 10 their advantage
to give Us a call, as Cash will buy cheap goods these
sonabIe Groceries, all of which Willie sold on the
most favorable terms. The highest market. price
paid for all kinds otproduce.
JOHN LlGGElrr. (
Cadiz, Ohio May %, 1855. !
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&rAN New, LARGE EXTENSIVE AND SUPERIOR STOCK
OF Variety Goods, embracing every article in the line;
also, a full and superior stock ofJewelry, mt a shade
above Eastern prices, at the store of Robert Czech.
ran, Fourth street, Steubenville. To these assort-
ments, the attention of Country Merchants and Ped.
lars is directed, as they will be sold at Bargains
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REnrnRING-

REruWNG.
Leave Newark at ~ o'clock NJ, and arrives at
Sleubenyille at :. Top ~ and CadiI At 6.3j P NJ,
Passengers by this train leave Cincinnati at o.
clock 4. M
FARE.-From steubenv.llo. (all the way by
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0rThe Greatest Discovery of the Age.--Dr. To-
bias Venetian Lininent, for the cure of dysentery,
Group, cholera, collie, rheumatism, &c Ne one
should he without this valuable remedy. Every bot.
tie is warranted. Sold by all the druggists and
storekcepers. Depot 90 Cortlandt st., New York,
Price Is and 80 cents.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS!

Of all varieties, including black, plain aud fgd
Silks; plain and ig'd DeLains, Beroges, Lawns ind.
Prints; all the best trands in the markets; such a.
Merimack, Cocheco, Globe, Aliens and every make
Of good repute for fast colors. Swiss and Swiss Mas
Inns, Collars. unleIsleeves, Chimazstts, Ribbons,
cambrics, %iaconetis, &c. Bleached and unbIeachei