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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-31

we're mnch pleased with the lectures we
had the pleasure Of listening to from DR.
LOid and Professor Ogden. DR.. Lords,
was on the subject Of establishing Nor
NAL school in that place. Mr.. McNeely, as
our readers are aware, has rendered to the
State Institute his entire School building
together with several acres Of ground. for
the use ef the school; the whole Of which is
valued at $40, Don, if the Institute will raise
a corresponding sum for the purpose oferec-
ting new building IS &C., which it is suppo-
sed will be done without much trouble; ms
a large amount has already been subscri
bed. We understand that the Normal
school will 60 into operation about the lst
December, under the direction OF PROBES,
sor Ogden. Success, say we to the "Mc.
Neeiy Normal School,"
While there, in company with our friend
E. Regal, the present gentlemanly superin
tendent Of the school at this time, we took
look through the new boarding house
which is being bnilt by our fellow citizen
G. w. Bryan, and which is being erected
through the libe' atty of Mrs. Eliza Hogg
of Cadiz. The building is intended for a
boarding house for young ladies, and we
think that it is well adapted for thar pur-
pose. The work reflects great credit upon
its builder.
Mrs. Hogg, by this act of unbounded lib
erality. has shown herself to be possessed
OF more christian munifcence than is com
mon to persons Of her wealth. She deserves
great praise.
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Nclo AOberttstl)lclots,
Dissolution.

MOFtlI was on ths goth day OF August, dissol
'Fsu oy mutual consent. Oct, 3lst 1885,
b LUKENS
~ G. W. MOFtIr.
70 Dr. s 3, Lnken's skill and Practice in Den
llstry' can safely Recommend ali my aequainsan.
ces desiring a ~ work done.
Ills work will class amongst the first; having at
the last Fair in Harrison county taken the First
fremlnn and DIplomn, on 4 full set o Gum Sock
ct tsIeeth, which can be seen at his office by cali
ing soon. G. ". MOF'FIT,|
Oct, 3lst 55.
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Z Agricultural Meeting.

At the meeting Of the Harrison county
Agricultural society held on last Friday, the
aStha.nst., the following officers were elected
for thesensuing year; As
ePresident--Henry Boyles. .'
Vice; Resident--John G. Jamison.
'Sxcretary--c. e. N. Allen.
Treasurer---Wm. Knox.
Register Charles Patterson.
Ass't. Begistsr--Benj. Cope.
Directors; Charles J Fox, John Singer,
ingram Clark, Reed Cochran, John Sharp.
Thoss that are entitled to the premiums
awarded at The late fair, and have no. yet
received them. can receive the same, by
calling at the Sentinel office. y
GSxIus o. THE WEsr.--Tho October
number Of this excellent western monthly is
On our table. we'll filed with large qusn,
sity u useful and instructive reading Sue
cess to the "Genius.'
TEAsHERs AssoorArIoN2-T The regular fall
mesting Of the Harrison and Jefferson ceun-.
ties Iustissts vas held All Of last week at the
McNeely school, il the thriving village Of
Hopedale. "A large nnapber Of teachers
wers II Attehdehce, besides several distin.
: 0uished lactursrs from abroad. snch Is Dr..
I.ofd. 81 CoIambas. Professor Ogden. Of
FDelaware College. n. 7, cowdery. Of San.
dusky city, and Dr. Cutter Of Massachu.
sctts.sssn XII rsis gssSsl tlssiaas
Having business ~ Hcpedale On last
wednesday. wbilegthsre We s.dropped inn
lar a few moments into the institute and
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HIGHEsT CASH PKIcE PAID FoR
WHE>T at IiATCIIERS Y co
Cadiz Annnst L. lah1
NEW ARRAMGEM FNT

TOlI& MCCORMICK has this day associated with
j him his brother, A, g. Mccormick, in tho Aier-
chandi2ilg business. They will continue the bust.
ness at the old stand where they will be pleased to
see all heirold customers, and will sell thein goods
on as good terms any other establishment in tho
place
AS Iwish to close the books of the old cone srn
persons having open accounts will please call and
settle, either by cash ornote
JOHN MCCORMICK.
Cadiz, January oath, 1855.
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Webster's Dictionaries.

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MATcH HoRsEs The finest and best
looking pair of match horses, are those
dark browns Of our fliend Skinner, Of
Mcors6eld, which took the first premium at
our late fair. They are complete matches,
and We should think that man would feel
proud TO be the owner Of such noble team
We like to see good horses, and when we
see those like our friend Skinners, we feel
more than an ordinary satisfaction.
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WESTERN METHODIST Protestant. =
This excellent religious journal has been
removed from Putnam to Springfield, Ohio.
1t is now the property of the church, and
is still under the care of its former assidu.
Gus editor, Rev. A. II. Bassett, of whom it
may well be said better man does not
i've The paper appears in an entire new
dress, and the terms have been reduced to
81 so aye in advance. The members Of
the NJ. P. Church should secure for it a
large circulation. ...-,-. r.rH
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CARnTNG

'TNHE undersigned takes this method Of ptormin
l. the pphlic that he has bought and isnow perma
nentiy repairing and fitting up the Carding, Fullnr
K. Teal, three miles south Of Cndiz, on the road d
New Athens. lie expects to be rendy to do all the
CarttiHg thai he may be favored with this season.
Wool viii be taken in ut the store of Wood &
smiths, IN Ca4iz, and returned promptly, and al
work warranted. A liberal share Of public pntron.
age is desired Prices as low as other resDonsible
establishments. JOSEFH r. JOiYNSETI1N
May IL, 1853.
n. b. Coverlet and Carpet Weaving done on the
most reasonable terms for customers at the above
establishment. ]. K, JOHNSTON
A Fresh LOT OF FALL AND WINTER BON.
NETS of the Latest Stile Just received nj
fort lO t154 nj MATCHED
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SAFE---SPEEDY---SURE!
Something for your own benefit!
A Medicine adapted iogeneral Use, grenty supc
rior to Others, and within the every ndiyId
ual.
leo Pills for Twenty-Five Cents!
No oextortion IN price--no Caiomel- no mineral
poison whatever. ~
DR., Townsend's Health Pills
fully merit the great reputation they have acquired
They called Tor from all parts OF the land because
they are Ill that they Claim 70 be.
WHAT TIL WILL Do sa@
They purify the blood,
Fhey cleansetiie System ff1utnors,
They cure Dyspepsia aud Indigestion.
Ihey create an Appetite,
They cure Sick lleadache, Dizziness and Low Spir
its,
They arrest Fevers,
They promote healthy action ofthe Liver
They Gre a sure cure ier Costiyeness and Habitual
Constipation, g.
They are highly efTicucious in Female Complain,s
4 they Strengthening give tone to tho System,
They are the hest Family Medicine known.
1t is an obvious inquiry, how one medicine can
cure SO many different coalpdai1lls fhese Pills,
however, afeso com pounded Of curatiye lnatcrials
thar persons have oAlg to HRY THEM and the an
swer vii Be found IN restored body and an inygo
rated constitution. r.
Each Box contains 100 Pills, at the astonishinrly
low price OF % Cents
Every individual should have them.
G1DiIecHons accompany eeek Box.A F PAL
MER, General Agent Stouington conn. ssa
Remeinher thePrice, One Hundred Pills of Twen
ty.fve cents!
For sale by Patterson SEQ and II Logan eco.
Wheeling Va.
AatNrs.--John Beall and s UamiIton. C,dz q
T Cfoskey and " Joley, New Market. Brown
Barnhouse and WIN Nyalttrs, New Jrccrst ow
a Jul Schreiber, Mo5releld. Z J Phillips con
Smyrna. e ron ..i85f.ly..
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Notice to Shippers.
WAGON 3 BUGGY
MANU. GI0R Y

X n ARGN FORM AN thank kful for ths liberal pa
iI1.ropage heretofore eqtended to him, would an
nopnee 90 the citzgns of Harrison, andthe ndjonng
ceuntes that he Is better prepared than ever e
manufacture 10 order Family Carriages Bnrourhes
Buggies Gigs Sulkies, und Wagons Of all kinds and
ICES which he feels contidoit cannot be cxceled +.
any other shop in the country.
Having asto5k Of material that isreally unsurpas
sed and having a full knowledge ii the business in
all It's branches, he respeoflly asks those who NAV
wish anything in theRboye line, to give him call.
His shop is in the rear OF Mr.. Semmons' Blacksmitl
Shop and nenrly opposite the Cadiz Hote where bs
may dt all times bo found. Ha
Cadiz, October Is, 1876.
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EE- Gen Bostwick has received his com
mission, as Judge of this district; and We
understand was sworn into Office on Lass Fri
day night about eight O'Clock, his commits
sion having came the same evening at T.
As P. N. No: much intermlssion. We
suppose he will euter upon his duties as
Judge on next Tuesday, the 9Th of Novem.
Der, when the fal term of the court will
commence in this county.
1t is sid that II rrison county has never
before had Judge, and if that is the case
those who wish 10 see the FIRST judge Harri
son county has ever had, we would advise
them to come up to Cadiz on next Tuesdar,
and take a psep.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

0 .
FAsr TRAvELLtNG,-Th fastest ting
that came off during the late fair, was per-
formed by our friend Moses Handley's cell
eebrated horse, '''Hiatoga." He made his
mile in min. and go sec. This was per-
formed too when there was no trial for fast
itrotting. We believe it is a given up fact
that "Tog's" equal in speed is not TO be
found in this section. at least.
~s "Tog" having met with a serious acci-
dent the evening before the late State Fair,
ghe has not beon able to make right show
81 himself until our county fair came off.
and there he showed that he could not be
beat by any horse that his owner has been
growing over hin, when he was not able to
s''9'seR gTEG1A
! "SEHErY JoE. This is the singular
name given by orr friend John Wyley to his
celebrated two year old horse; but if you
waste, see him travelling. you would think
,thers was not much "sleep" about him
He Is one o" Hiatogas" best colts, and that
! Is evidence enough chat his equal is hard
70 fnd, He has taken the first premiums
at all the fair, at which he has been shown
this season; ard also at the Wheeling Island
fair last season.
g. EFAll persons who have children, who
are afflicted with those troublesome things
called stWorlns.n are particularly referred
to the advertisement of Dr.. A. Zipperlen's
s.Worrh Pastilles," A child will eat them
As free as il would candy, and they are a
sure remedy y &'a @
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=
HOWARD ASSOClAl ZION,
PBILLADELPHIA.
important ANNOUNCEMENT.

Important Announcement.
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual disease. sucI
4 as Seminal weakness, Impotence, G cnofThrs.
Gect, Syphilis, DC, &c.
The Howard Association ofPhiladeiphia, IN virx
Of he awful destIuetion Of human lite and hsalrn,
caused by Sexual diseases by Q1acks have dir,c.
ted tirir consulting Surgeon; as Charitable act
worthy OF their nauln, 20 give Medieal Atvirs
Gratis, 70 ail persons thas afflicted Male or Fenale
who apply by letter, post pRid) with tlescrip,i
OF their condHion, tGge, occupation, habtsalf lle,
&c,') u9'd m cases GfextrsDe poverty and sllEIi.k
TO tGrni7I Medicines Tree CT cilaTge 5sf
Ihe Howard Association IS a Benevolent lnstitu.
lon, sstG5llsAedby epecial endowment, for the re.
lei OF s9 sick aai Distressed, afflicted with YVir.
lieGi and Epidemic diseases' and It's funds "a \ ba
used for no other purpose. Il has now a oatph.s
me hns. which the Directors have voted to adyefiiYs
Ihe above notice. Ii is needless TO. a Ia fkas tis
association commends the highest heliealakil
Of the age. ~ asse =
Address, postpaid DIR. Geo. r. Calhoun, Con.
Ia. & y -F
by order ofthe Directors, t-sr
EZRA d. DttEARTWELL, President.
Gro FAIEcnup Secretarv s ftno,, q, tssJ,,,
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A Loss We'll, reader, during the past
week We have lost one subscriber; and who
30 you thi k that was? No person else
than the Honorable Charles Warfe, ESQ
lately elected know nothing Senator of the
State Of Ohio from Belmont and Harrison
counties. The General having got tired of
Democracy, after being supported with great
zeal BY that party on different occasions,
now turns traitor to it. and as a natural
conseq ence, he would get tired Of the Sen
tinel. So his name is stricken from our
list. Peace to his memory! We still have
between 8 and 900 subscribers left. We
think we can survive the shock. Hope so
at least.
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Having business ~ Hcpsdale on last
wednesday. wbileethare We sdropped I'M
lar few moments into the. institute and
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-31


HARRISON COUNTY FAIR The Harrison
County Agricultural Fair. held at Cadiz,
last week, is spoken ofby our citizens, pre-.
sent, in high terms Of commendation. A
gentlemen, whose judgment from the ma.
ny he has attended, is entitled to fair con
sideration, says it is the best county exbi-
bition ofthe kind, it has been his good for.
tune 10 visit in the State. The several de-
partments we're represented with anxious
competitors. The ''horse institution, par.
ticularly, reflected much credit upon the
producers Of that noble ANIMAL 7 in Har-
rison. Andth whole show, throughout,
migdt have done credit; even to Jefferson
county Stea. Herald.
EFBallou's Pictorial. CBoston, J stll
maintains its reputation as the best pictori.
al publication in the Union. It's wood en-
cravings are always executed in the high.
est style Of the art, while its general me-
chanical execution i unsurpassed. Some
Of the best writer's II America are among
it's contributors, N. NJ. Ballou, Publisher,
Boston, Terms $500 per annum. ss
"A e hR4F3 aE -------- I,
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &C..
We direc!tbe Perticular attention Of all
those who need anything IN the above llne,
10 the advertisement Of G.. b. Barrett in to-
days paper Dir. BIS stock Is full and com.
plete and hesells as Pittsburgh and Wheel
ing prices, Bush Is known by every per
son in this community 70 % \ clever young
man. and always takfs great pleasure in
waiting on ls numerous customers. BE
sure 10 give him call.
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HELMBOLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsa-
parilla.

For purifying the Blood, removing all disease aris
ing from excess OF Mercury, exposure and impru
dence IN line, chronic cons litutonai disease, a
rising from an impure state 0i the Blood, and the
only reliable and eilectuai known remedy Tor the
cure OF Scrolula, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ulcer
alions OF the Throat and Legs, Pains and Swell
ings of the Bones, Tetter, PIEples ON the Face
and all ScaIy Eruption Ol the Skin.
This is now prescribed by some OF the most dis
tDguished PLY slcans in the country, and has prov
ed more iclent III practice than any preparation
OF Sarsaparitla ye offered to the pabiic. Sever
al case OF secondary sypnilis, Mercura and Scroi-
ulus diseases have entirely received in the ncu-
rable wards OF our Pubic Institutions which had
for many years resisted every mode of treatment
that could be devised These cases furnish strik.
ing examples oil the sautary effects OF this medicine
IN arresing some OF tile most inv0teratG Diseases
etter The glands were destroyed and the bones al
ready affected
NUIlCE-Lefters from responsible Physicians
and Professors OF several Medical e Ileges, and
certificates OF cures from patients will be iourd ac-
companying both preparations.
fluid Extract Buchu 81 per bottle, or bot S.
do SaTsapurliia Sl do do
Equal in strength TO one gallon Syrug Sarsapa-
ria
Prepared and sold by
II. + HELMBOLD, Chemist,
2G3 Chestnut ST., near the Girard l1ousp Phiad
10 be had OF JOHN McBEAN Cadiz, Ohio, ami
OF Druggists and Dealers every where
All letters directed to Proprietor OF Agent receive
immaculate at !enuon [une 81, '55-6n
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RD- Howard, under our Office, has Just
received another lot of boots, shoes, 6sc.,
which he is selling cheap.
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EyThe agricultural society, at its meet
ing on last Friday, on motion Of Hon. E
Clark, unanimously passed resolution, re-
questing Mr. Estep to furnish the society
with copy of his address for publication
It will probably appear in our next paper,
when our agricultural friends may look out
for rich treat.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-31

THE Premiums AT THE LATE FAIR.-We
regret to say thar It is out Of our power TO
publish this week the premiums awarded at
the late fair. We should have done so, had
the premiums all been correctly made out
when they were handed to the Register
The meeting on last Friday appointed a
com mittee to examine into them, and to
have them correctly reported. We think
that next week they will appear without
fail. So look out for them.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-06
The Second Tuesday of
OctOher

To the people of Ohio, the second Tues
day Of October, is an occasion of deep inter-
est. On that day, they assemble together,
for the purpose of exercising that noblest
privilege an American enjoys,-the right
of the elective frahchize. It is this more
than anything else, that distinguishes us from
the people Of the old world. Here the will
Of the people is as the voice of God. and the
law of the land; and 50 long as this privilege
is retained by US, SO long do We hold in Out
own hands our own political and social des:
tiny.
The citizens of State In the exercise oil
their political privileges, may sometimes err
but the heart of the masses is always right
Our State is one of the proudest in the
Union. With population of more thar
two millions of people, with rich and fer
tile soil, with delightful climate, with
wealth and prosperity crowning happy homes
ON the upland and in every valley, we may
we'll be proud of our lot and the position o
our affairs. All these complicated and i'm
portant concerns are in the hands of th'
people,. To them is given the choice o
ssenss to guurd and control. and watch owe
our interests. The second Tuesday of Oc
tober, is the day set apart by law for making
tina, choice, let every man who claim
the protection of our laws, every man wht
has interests to be guarded, every man who
has freedom to be defended and preserved
every man who desires to see our people
happy ahd PROSPEROUS in the enjoyment o
civil and social liberty, REMEMBER his duty
and do it as becomes a man, as becomes ar
American citizen.
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The value OF a True Democrat.

"These are the times that try mems souls.
The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot
will in this crisis shrink from the service Of
his country, but be that stands IL NOW de-
serves the love and thanks Of men and
women"
These were the words Of an eminent wri-
ter Of the American Revolution. They are
applicable to us to-day. The man who
firmly sdheres to principles, who in the hour
when the popular current turns against him
and the public indignation is excited, stands
firm as a rock, unmoved by the gathering
tempest is truly man of worth. He is a
brave soldier in the moral battlefield of life.
Fellow Democrats Of Portage, you who value
the long tried and cherished principles Of our
faith; STAND FIRM. No matter how few
your numbers or how many, keep your eyes
and your hearts fixed upon the great land.
marks of civil and religious freedom. They
were set up in darker and gloomier days
than now. Then the Democratic army was
small but the Generals we're true and tried
and the rank and file wavered not at the
coming of the enemy. Now we are strong
and incfe asing in strength. Our defeat las
fall was temporary, while our principles are
eternal. There is no reason for doubt o.
hesitation, our course is plain. Again, "
say, STAND FIRM.
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A Word TO Foreigners.

Let every Foreigner take his papers with
him to the polls. There is a deep laid
scheme got up by the Know Nothings to
ehullenge every Foreigner and make him
produce his papers, or cheat him out Of his
vote.
No matter that you have voted for years;
the trap will be sprung on all. Let every
Foreigner 60 prepared; for although this e2-
position of the fraud may deter the fusionists
In some parts of the county. yet they viii
try it wherever they dafe.
Put no confidence in them. Remember
Louisvillea-F2aiI.
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BRING OUT THE WHOLE
DEMOCRATIC STRENGTH!

BY reference to the official vote of last
year and of the year 1852, it will be seen
that the entire fusion vote In the State in
1854, only exceeded by about fifteen hundred
the united vote for ScoTT and Hale, in 1852;
while the Democratic vote 1854, was less by
about SIXTY THOUSAND than the vote Of
1881! Here then are the true causes Of
our defeat last year. Democrats staid At
home.
All we want now, to secure brilliant
victory is 10 bring out the Whole uOte of our
party. The signs are bright In every direc-
ton; with proper effort--with thorough
organization, we have nothing to fear. 1t
Is now the eleventh hour in the canvass;
but even now much can be done by organizing
the townships. Organize! Organized
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NEXT TUESDAY

The Democrats Of Portage, will becalled
upon to vindcste at the ballot box, their
tights, and show to the world that they are
still free-still in favor of civil and religious
freedom. They are surrounded by dark
lantern treacherous foe, and it behoves each
man to labor like man, to put to route the
forces Of our enemies, now marshalled in
secret. lie, every DEMocRAr, and every
man who cherishes the glorious principles Of
of our political faith, be up and doing. The
election is at hand. WORK then, for the
few hours that remain before the second
Tuesday Of October. Go into every nook
and correr of your townships, encourage
those who are disheartened, confirm the faith
of the doubtful, and when election day comes
60 early, and cast in your vote and SEQ that
your Democratic friends and neighbors do
the same.