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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25
A Bed Bug Story.

! Ihe editor OF the Gfand hIyer Eagle
gives the following as the experience of a
friend stopping at the Kalamazoo House:
"You see | went to bed pretty all fired
used up, after q hull day on the old road
before the plank was laid, kalkalatin en- a
good snooze. Waal, just as the sbivers be.
gan to ease OF, kinder felt sumtbin tryin
to pull off my shirt and diggen their feet in
to the small of my back to get q good hold
Wiggled and twisted, and pnckered-all no
use-kept agoin it like all sin.
Bimeby got up AMI struck light to look
round spell-found about a peck Of bed
bugs scattered around, and more droppin
of my shirt and runnin down my legs every
mint. Swept off a place on the floor shook
out quilt, lay down and kiVered up in il
for a nap.
"No use-no use-mounted right on tc
me, like passel Of rats on a meat tub
dug hole in the kiverI and crawled .hro
an gin me FITS for tryin to hide
"s..Got up agip, went down stairs and got
the slush bucket from the wagon. Brought
it up, made circle Of tar on the foor--lay
down on the inside, sni felt comfortable
that time anyhow. Left the light burnin,
and watched 'em. See 'em get together
ard hlve camp meetin bout it, and then
they went off in squad, with an old grey
headed he one at the top, right up the wal!
out on the ceiin, till they got to the right
spot. then dropped right in my face. Fact,
Eby thunder! z
'"Waal. | swept ,em up again, and made
circle of tar on the ceilin, too. Thought
had 'em foul, that time; but / swang to
mad, ifthey Didn't pull straws out Of a bed,
and build regular bridge over it!'
Seeing an incredible expression on our
vissage, he clenched his story thus:
'.It's so, whether you believe it or not.
and some Of 'em Walled ACROSS ON Stills.
B I'd bugs are curious critters, and no
mistake, specially the Kalamazoo kind"
Gg,'Bill said Bob, why is that tree call
ed weeping willow?
cause one Of the sneaking plaguey
things grew near ourschool house, and sup
piled master with switches
EH- Il say John. where did you get that
cafers lat!'
Please your honor, said John, 'il's one
.of yours that missus gave me yesterday
when y y were in town.
Asa-'Well, Alick, Lcw's your brother
IKE getting a'ong?
a'0h, first rate -gota go,d start in Che
world; mar led widov who has 60. nine
children
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March 7, 1859.
ENa.eaER ERA'aEg3.

We subscriber is receiving his stock .a7E~xtys.
A Of Spring and Summer DEUGs, which SsSess.4sY
nave al been selected by himself in the 8,03
alsfern cities; and is much the largest agSA
assortment of the kind ever brought TO tsEtrS
this market, and in point Of qualify price, :, viii
compare with any stock IN the country. Ii ' Ill sci
as low as any establishment west Of the nIs.tain'
for cash or approved country produce. Person
wishing to purchase any article in the
EsU * Oks ID ak d az lime
would do we'll to call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere JOHN UEALL
Cadiz, april 26, 1854
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. Humber ETsy,aieH..

TIME subscriber wishes ID purchase 4 latSaaIa,o
j. scasoned lumber, suitable ier al kinds Of VA.
gon and Carriage making, &c. forisghieh The yerv
highest price IN CASH win bc paid ifdeiyered soon.
enquire ~ NJ slonnnons' 'hhcksniibahop
tadiz' lane ~ lsSi.A Il PENN.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM Containing about 100 acres, intending
IA the town Of Unonvale, Harrison county, three
miles from Cadiz on the WolIsburgh road Said
Farm is nicely improved and ii a good state of cu-
tivation. VIII be sold low, and on accommodating
terms. Tor particulars enquire Of the snbsriber IN
Cadiz. VIM. lIOGG.
Cadz, January 10, 1855. "
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SHAVING.

I WOULD respectfully announce to the ciIizenB o
i Cadiz that have again taken my old shop on
Market street, directly opposite McCormick's store,
which wsFrecenlly occupied by Jones and Roper
would respectfully ask the public 10 give me call
~ Number two ~ r.a
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1866. 1885
NEW SPRING GOODS.
JAMES STEWART
HAs KEfEIYEp HIs srocE on
SPRING DRY GOODs

ST IS ANG DlS u GOODS,L
tho which he respectful invites an examination.
i HIS stock this spring IS unusually large and at,
tTactiye ard comprises every variety OF
FANCY AND STAPLE FABRICS.
large and superior assortment Of Ladies Dress
Goods. ----
Plain and embrnided White ana Colored Grapes,
Ihibet, Cashmere, and other spring Skswls. 4
hne selection Swiss, Mulls and Jaconet, Of French
and Austrian Emhroideries. Also an assprtmeut
ofPlad Striped. Embroidered and Plain white gooda
Neapolitan, English Straw, do. CONSTABLE, do white
Chip, French Lace, do. Gimp and every other style
OF Spring and Summer Bonnets. Silk BOnnets will
be rece9ed weekly throughout the season, thus en-
abag us 20 have the latest styles they appear in
the East. Bonnet Ribbons A splendid assortment;
also iull assortment of Maniua and trimming Rib
bons. A complete stock Of housekeeping goods
Mattings, Oil Cloths, Carpets, &c Manufacturers
agents for Green and Buff Transparent Curtain Oil
Cloths; also Patent adjusting Curtain Fixtures,
Tassell etc.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
A large stock of Prints, Ginghams, Tickines,
Checks stripes, Satinets, Jeans. Bleached and Bro
Sheetings, Nankeens, COttonades, etc, etc. togsll-
er witha greatmany other goods in our line, useless
To pagculaflze, to which we respectful, invite the
attention OF purchasers, We will continue to sell
al snchprcesas 10 tally sustain our well known rep
utaton. f
Gi-Remember the Place, on the conner formerly
occupied by J. z Wood. JAMES SrEWART.
May 3 1855 'aH' ~ 80
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z 7ypcr EzGJs: g;l2 .g,5s.

XXT L are now receiving one OF the largest and bcs
w selected stords OF Wall Papers and Borders
ever before offered, Our stock is all this Spring
and comprises the atcst and best style. consist:
in part OF fall papers OF new and beautiful designs
ParIor, Dining Room and Chamber Papeis, in every
variety oi style and quality.
Gilt; Silver Velvet and common Borders OF new
styles
Transparent Window Shades Fig'd and Plain
with Pu(nam's Patent Fixtures; Plain Green nnt
Blue and fig'd Window Blinds and fireboarc
Screens in great variety OF patterns
With an extensive assortment to select from, ans
low prices, we expect to please those who may givt
MS a cali. MCDOWELL & CO.,
Booksellers Stationers and Paper Dealers, MAJ Ike
street, Stcubenylle, Ohio.
NI,rch y 1QSk
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Take Notice,

"A LII persons indebted to me, by note or Book &c.
IA count, are requested TO call Immediately aud
settle the same ifLot attended to they will be found
in The hands Of the proper oilicer lor collection
or Also The Book accounts nd Notes Of A Ell
Bprlch, have been assigned to me, and will be col
locted without delay r. J. BENNETT.
Cadiz aug. Z '5f
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25

CCOTCIL, RAPPEE and BIACCOWBA SNUFF,
- fresh supply, for sale at s
may 4, 1853 JOHN BEALL'S.
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Execntor,a Notice

Notice Us hereby given that tho subscriber hai
beon duly qualified by tbs probate conrt Of Harrison
county Ohio, az executor Of the last willand tesu.
ment Of the state Of James McNnu, late of SAID
county, deceased. AP McNUfgr Executor
June 20, 1S55-3w
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SOnaeib5mG oVeeg.

TEREOSCOpitS may be obtained at Days' Da.
| - gurrean Rooms
The adgantage ef this mode Of arrangement in
viewing likenosses over the ordinary one is great
BY looking through lens at picture, ronndod
figure in all its proportions IS seen rosemb linz
marble statue or wax figure
Every one who has his Dnguereotypc taken should
have il put upin Stereotype case.
Call and examine. II. DAVIS
Inly 4, le55.a
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Consumption! Consumption!
DIR. WM. HALLS
.BALSAM ELUNGS
-FoR THE CURE cF-
Consum ptioR, Decline Asthma, Bronchitis, VAST
ing OF the Flesh. Night Sweats, Splitting Blood,
Whooping Cough Difficulty Of breathing,
Colds, Coughs, Influenza, Phihlsle,
Pain in the side, and all diseases

hNuuNiuG AOu4lf titNNAtit4 " tto-AAAAtEf
Colds, Coughs, Influenza, Phihisic,
Pain in the side, and all diseases
of the Chest and Lungs.
DR. Halls palsam contains no Opium, Calomel,
or any mineral poison but is composed riostly oi
those Roots, Herbs and Vegetable substances which
have a specific influence upon the lungs and their
connected ofsans. Its immediate effect is 20 alny
all irritation and gently remove the phegm and
other morbid gecreuous from the Throat and AIR
T. ssages, thus relieving nc COugn. by subdulng the
inflammation and other causes which give rise 10 IL
II also eliminates aud inpart healthy tone to the
Lungs themselves, thereby enabling them more
thar6uahly to remove from the blood those inpuri-
ties and diseased particles, retained, do so much
mischief in the system, and lay the foundation Tor
incprahs Consumption. IL also eXeTts decided
action upon The skin, and assists nature in cxPe-
ing through the Exhalents, much OF that morbid
matter which would otherwise be thrown back up
ON the Lungs thus relieving them OF part OF their
work, and rendering the system pure and healthy
When ubercles forming, 1t CHECKS their deyel'
nmueni and further progress; or II liberation has
taken place, IL assists lle lungs 10 throwing OIL the
corrupted natter s0Jhs the Iration, heals the u
eerated cnyates and restores them again TO healhy
action This Medicine, therefore, is not pallia-
live merely which only relieves for the lire being
hut is thorough curative, il strikes at the very
root OF the disease, and by removing IT, removes a
once all lis remote and attendant cohsoqnences.-
'rhisis its distinguished characterslica property
possessed in equal power, by no other medicine OF
| like naiure, law before the public
8 6 g & & : & & +. s & {
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E1- / say John. where did you get that
oafers lat!'
Please your honor, said John, 'it's one
.of yours that missus gave me yesterday
when we're in town.
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k;a-,Well, Alick, how's your brother
Ike getting a'ong@
'9sOh, first rate got a go,d, start in the
world; mar led widos who has 90. nine
4 e4s .f ~
children
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25

Rg- -'Bill said Bob, why is that tree cal :
ed weeping willoy?
cause one Of the sncaking plaguey
things grew near ourschool house, and sup
Piled master with switches
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wish had a dozen pairs
OF hands, this very minute;
I'd soon putsll these things to rights
The very deuce is in it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-10
Later Prom Catt srnia- Inrasion Of Nico,,

Later From Chtifornia- Iarasion Of Nicara
gHG.
The steamer Pronetheus from California with
dates to the 10Th ult.. arrived at New Orleans
Thursday.
The accounts from the mining districts are Of
The most favorable character There had been
abundant rains, and the gold washing was pro.
crossing IN The most satisfactory manner.
The shipments Of specie to the North it was
now Anticipated, would be very large rs monetary
ait tlrS were becoming more settled.
Bolton y Harrow's extensive land claims has
been confirmed hv the Commissioners
The law prohibiting ambing has been strict
enforced and Is now very generally observed.
The town of Auburn has been almost entirel,
destroyel by fire.
The Know Nothings have been successful in
elccting their local officers in Placer, lille aud other
towns.
The following clippr ships have arrived at san
Francisco since the lst of June: On the 3D. the
Winged Rover and Fanny Lord: on the 18th, the
Syren; on the 9TH, the Harry Birch and Phunx.
on the 9th, the Flying Cloud; ON the 18th the Ro-
yer, Saml Russell, Auburn and Rockland.
Captain Walker, the noted hlIibuster, has nrri
we'd in Nicaragua with his followers. and has ta-
ken the town of Rivas. The whole of Nicaragua
was in great excitement, and native troops were
marching against the invaders.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-10
The american Convention al READING.

READING, Pa, July 5th.-rhe State Council
adjourned to-day, after adopting a State plat
foim, which is substantially that adopted by the
National Council at Philadelphia, except that
the 18th section is stricken out. and the minori-
ty resolution proposed in the Philadelphia Coun
ell in favor of the restoration of the Missouri
Compromise inserted.
There were ten delegates who seeded last
night. They organised to day, and adopted the
Philadelphia platform.
The report that Gov. Johnson led off in favor
of the Missouri Compromise is denied. The re-
port arose from his differing with his colleagues
from Allegheny.
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THE AMERICA AT BSOTON.


y L Il i'm AL ~ AAaN%
BosroN. July 6th.-The America arrived this
morning. and her mails will reach Baltimore ON
Saturday morning. find that the London pa
pers contain nothing of special Importance in
addition to the Geographic account from Halifax.
The London Heral says that the British car
ried the out-works of the Redan but were stop
ped by a deep trench, where they were exposed
to a murderous fire from the Redan as well as the
Mallakoff, tower, whose guns en6laded the out
works of the former. The Russian ships in
the harbor also laid their broadsides on. pouring
shot into the retreating troops
The British loss is stated by the Herald at
from 1000 to 5000, including forty officers.
The London Times does not profess to give the
particulars, but says that the loss is believed to
have been greater than at any former action in
the Crimea; that many distinguished for their gal
lantry, besides Sir John Campbell, were killed.
whilst the French losttwo general officers and a
vast number of men in all branches of the ser
vice.
The London News intimates that the govern
nent is in possession of fuller intelligence, which
1t withholds.
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IMPORTANT NEW LAW ROCKS.


A NORRIS, PUBLISHER AND BOOKSELLER, Rich
~ mond, Va, ls just published
DIeFsT OF THE Laws OF REAL PRoPERTY-Genernlly
adopted and in use in the United States--by Joas
TAYLoE LoMAx. Ii. D., Iudg of the Eighth judicial
Circuit of Virginia one of the Judges of the Supreme
Special Court of Appeals, and formerly Professor of
Inv in the University of Virginia. Second Edition
revised, corrected and greatly enlarged, in Tree
Volumes, Royal 8vo. Price $l6 50.
This edition, enhancing ms it does nearly all the re-
subject, mny Justly be considered the most valuable
compendium of purely American Law upon the subject
of Real Property ever issued in this country.
Chancellor Ken's Opinion Of the " ork.
This work applies a. well to Lnws respecting REM
Property in the Uaited St7teS ns in Virginia. The work
is upon the model of Cruise. Digest, and il may we'll
he recommended as a valuable addition TO the Law et's
Library"
Rob'nson's P~ractioe-New Edition.-Th The
Practice in Courts of Justice in England aud the Uni.
ted States, by Conway Robinson, Esq.
Volume !. aS to the place Ind time Of transact IN or
proceeding, treating chiefly of the Conflict of Laws,
md til, Statute of Limitations. Price, So 90
Sands Suit in History of a Sua IN
Egntty as prosecuted and defended in the Virginla
State Courts, oll in the United States Circuit Court.
by Alexander II. san IL, Esq, Counsel,orat Law. Rich
mond, Va. | vol. post svo. 5IOpp. Price. 81
This work is intended to supply tn young me.
the Legal profession with II handbook TO guide them in
the prosecution and defence Of suits in Equity. In
reference to This Subject, the writer traces the history of
a sui in Equity from its beginning, through IFS various
stages, to n final decree. Of appeal, execution, Sc.-
The Appendix, besides containing IL summary Of lie gal
decissi, MS by the Virginia Court of Appeals, &c, affect.
inc Equity pleading ard practice. contains a variety OF
forms Of Bills. Answers, Demurrers, Pleas, DEGREES,
&c. &c. The practical note. alao found in the Appen-
dix will make he whole ii valuable vade mecum to the
practitioner. apll6 Is
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SPRINGS.

'INIlS WATERING rLACEissi Al uo, RI in the county
Of Montgomery, "a miles from the Virginia ohd
Tennessee Railroad. On the hanks of the Roanoke Ris.
or, SUR nndcd hy the mos, beautiful and lovely scenery.
The improvements ar new mud "A the mosi eominrtnhle
character. rnis wnter has been sufficiently tested to
justify the proprietois in asserting Tint It Ia I'M qunled
by nry Mineral Mater yet discovered in its efficacy IN
curing Gntaueou, Diseases, Disurieitd stuto Il the Liv
er and Stomach, Debility. Prostitution of the Nervous
Sydem, md the terB ie0rSt form OF Dyspepsia.
We are awntc thu. ior us 10 sprRN of this Water in
such terms ot commentator, as II desefves, would,
with such as are unacquninted with it, OF rs, subject US
10 impnlations ct a selfish character; We therefore con.
tert ourselves 10y referring to the certificates appended
10 hi, uoliee given by gentlemen al ,hc highest chntac.
ter, who hre wholly dlsirtrIested, and Ia tles- ccitiii-
Gates might be added ud iutInitum the testimony of 9th.
rfs.
This plarc i, of the ca lest access 4, tho,e visiting
the mountains. rs nrrangoments on the different Rail
roads enable pc sons la leave Ri limond mud Petersburg
nj d o'tlaeh A. NJ, md arrive nj ShpwSville at oolock
Z. NJ. where they will hc mel by Coaches al tho best
quality, which will convey them u miles - the Springs.
arriving there nj 6 o'clock L. NJ, making the trip, from
Richmond or Petersburg. in IL hou,s. We ue now
prepared 10 receive visitors.
JNO. W. HOLT Il SONS.
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| wus taken sic early in the year 1853; confined To
my bed some six Imarths; my whole nervous system en-.
Ii ely piostraiod. Ind almost wholly lost the use Of
my limbs. During TINT time wns visited by several
Physicians of high standing, but wltL al their efforts |
grew worse. until | beenurc as emaeiated "a any one liy-
log could be. My physicians then advi.ed me to visit
the Allegheny Springs. | did so-was carried there on
my bed, being upnbie t. stand or sit up--used The water
about ten dnys-commenced improving at orcc, and wns
finally restored to health. | Inve no hesitation in shy
ing lhat owe my restoration To health entirely To the
use of thi. ", ter. mud | believe had IL not been for this
pc gcrful agent, would now hive been in he grave.
HIRAM HUFF.
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WASHtNGroN, July 6-Orders have been sent
from the Navy Department to Norfolk to rett
the frigate Constellation orthwith for tho Medi-
terranean.
The President is expected here from Cape May
Tomorrow.
The company of Flying Artilley, from Fort
McIienry, have been on n visit To this city since
the Sd inst. and started for Baltimore this eve
ming. A heavy thunder and rain storm eommenc-
ced shortly after they left.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-10

Itake pleasure in saying thai, from what ! have wit.
messed OF the effects Of the water nf the Allegheny
SPRING. in my own family, and from the statements of
others. entitled 10 fall confidence. who have used ii,
regard il US u most valuable tonic and Alternative, pecu-
liaily suitsd To restore he secrctions and lost tone of
the stomach in cnses nf Dyspepsia, 10 inY:gorate the
system. aud remove that distressing train oi nervous
conn hints So often connected with dtsch ~ of long stand
ing nnd general debility. JNO. II. GRIFFIN, NJ. d.
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Convention of Teterans ofthe War of18I2.

TONfFN7i0N % tTfTdRS y FHt VW q IV'~
ef the Veterans of the Wa of 1912, which as
scmbled here yesterday, was fully attended,
Among those present was several individuals who
bore conspicuous parts in the military service of
the country during that war. Among whom were
Generals Van Rcnssalier, Verplank and McFar-
land.
General Van Rensselaer,, Of Albany presided
The convention unanimously adopted a memorial
To Congress setting forth the claims OF the yete-
rams of the last war with England, and calling
for the passage of law granting pensions to the
surviving officers and soldiers of the army, as
well as the volunteers and military, and officers,
seamen and marines of the navy who were enga-
Gcd in the u. States service during that war.
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HAsnIONABLE TAILORING. =

subscriber you'd iolcrtu his friends and the public
that g has newly fitted up the corner house. opposite
James NJ. Co5b-'. tor the purpose of coHduc ing the
TAILORING BUSINESS. He altcr- himself from
his long experience in tie business, he merits a hare Of
the patronage o. the pubic, aud pledges hruself to use
every exert onto give sait.facrion 10 those who may give
him a trial. All wolt slnie up in the best aud most
fashionable sty}c. G. r. HOWARD
P. s. He has alsa, an improved plan for cutting,
which he wishes to sell. j Il II.
iunc ~. d2cIm
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We cheelfu'ly recommend the waite, Of the Allegheny
Springs. believing. us We do. that lAeie Ia no water
WlirAh n- bceu discovered that c0u clrirl t. lieh mer=
lis his can We hnvo hnd f%r~laro, opportunities ii
win, ssing the wou lcrnl cure .flrcIrthy II in Nervous
md C. tnneou. di-rases,uud long stant.ua aud con filmed
casrs of Dysprpsia. We hive NJ hesitation IN rooour-
muuditg il Ia persons afflicted with any et IL" above
di-qu.as. az who haye been suffering i,um my drrnoef-
mout Of the stomach or liver. We belle 3 its mrdion
qualities unsurpassed by ANY known wrct.
JAMES NJ. &. KENT NJ. D.,
SAMrJ. A NJ ID
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The Prohibitorg Lar in New York

The 4th of July was the day fixed for this law
to go into effect in New York. The people of
the city seem to have paid no sort of attention
to it. Juleps, hailstorms, cocktails whiskry,
and lager bier, flowed in torrents. The severe.
igns seemed to drink out of spite. The police,
it was evident, had determined to take no notice
of the violations of the law until they had assu-
rance that they would not be held responsible for
the consequences of a%rresting the liquor seller
and Selling his stock as contraband.