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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-19
Consumption Consumption!
DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM zLUNGS
-FoR TIE CURE Of
CONSUMPTION, Decline, Asthma, Bronchitis, Vast
ing Of the Flesh, Night Sweats, Splitting Blood,
Whooping Cough, Difficulty Of bFeathing,
Colds, Coughs Influenza, Phthisic,
ps;n ;r .ba eida and all diseases

Colds, Coughs, Influenza, fntmslc,
Pain in the side, and all diseases
of the Chest and Lungs.
DR. Halls Balsam contains no Opium, Calonei,
or any mineral poison, but is composed mostly OF
those Roots, Herbs and Vegetable substances which
have a specific influence upon the lungs and their
connected organs Its immediate effect IS TO allay
all irritation and gently remove the phegm and
other morbid secreIlons from the Throat and Air
p ssages thus relieving Cough, by snbduing the
Inflammation and other causes which give rise 10 It
It also stimulates and npars healthy tone to the
Lungs themselves, thereby enabling them more
thoroughly to remove from the blood those impurl-
ties and diseased PARTICLES ifretained, do so much
mischief in the system, and lay the foundation ioI
I incurahle Consumption. II also exerts decided
action upon the skin, and assists nature In eXpel
ing through the Exhaents, much OF that morolC
matter which would otherwise be thrown back up
on the Lungs, thus relieving them OF part OF thei
work, and rendering the system pure and healthy
When tuberces are forming, it checks their deyel
opment and further progress; or ii liberation ma
taken place, it assists the lungs in throwing OIL III
corrupted matter sooths the lrratlon, heals the ul
cerated cavaties and restores them again to health
action This Medicine, therefore, is not palla
tive merely which only relieves Tor the tire being
but is thorough curative, as 1t strikes at the Yer
root of the disease, and by removing 1t, removes
once all its remote and attendant consequences
This is its distinguished characteristics propcri
possessed in equal power, by no other medicine
like nature, now before the public
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MRS DIVINE'S
Confectionery and Variety Store
OPPOSITE THE rUBLIC BUILDINGS.
CADZ OHIO.

MFRS M. DIVINE respectfully nfoms ner friends
lfA that she has commenced business IN the build
ing directly opposite the Public Buildings where she
offers for sale large and well selected assortment o
CoNFkCTIoNARIEs, &c, among which may be
found the following;
Common and fancy yVandies of all kinds,
Almonds, Filberts, ream and Pea Nuts,
Raisins, Figs, Dates, French Surrants,
Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers,
Western Reserve and EnglshNheese,
Ground and Bark Cinnamon.
Pepper, Ginger, Alspice and Starch,
Fine and Common Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff,
Pulverizod White Sugar,
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce,
Combs Porte Monies, and Pen Knives,
Visiting Cards and Envelopes,
Watch Chains, Keys and Guards,
A fine eot OF Common Jewelry
TOYS OF all descriptions,
| 1LE- AS she intends to sell cheap she hopes he
friends and the public generally will favor her viii
their patronage
95- Country Gonfectionarles can be supplied at he
establishment on the very best terms.
| mar Oily.
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i E.7E : Z a : I
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY
CURES OF CONSUMPTION

Z Z Z. Z Z : = Z 7 Z 7 I
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY
CURES OF CONSUMPTION
Are made here at home and certified to by such
men as W. D Wright, NJ. D., J. S. Lawson, NJ. D.
VIM. G. Smith, M. d., }. S. johnson, M. D., Capt
VIM. Pearce, r. S, Mulford, Esq, and others who
are well known citizens otCincmnati.
Rxs-CALL UPON THE AGENT -AEE
And get pamphlet and read their certificates il
full, and you must be fully convinced OF the extra
ordinary merits of this Medicine.
6TCAUTlON! Beware OF DR.. Halls Pulmonit
Elixer; also, DR.. Ha's Cough Remedy, which il
sometimes palmed off for the genuine.
&S-Be sure and ask for DR.. WIN. HalFs Basan
for the Lungs. Genuine signed, 0. R Baker a. Go
FOR SALE BY John Beall, Cadizi Isaac Lewis
Georgetown; Z. Pnipps, Smyrna Thomas Green
| Freeport; Pitts g. Son, Peersville; A. Jul Sch1i
Der, Moorefleld; +. Pettis, Deerield; i. D. Rowey
| franklin. (Inay9 y, l653.-2ln)
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eVeetC and Splendid

A SSORTMENT of Daguereotype Stock Just
IA received. Including all sizes and kinds from
the common to the fancy. Different tastes may be
gratffed on the most reasonable terms, call and
examine them.
August l6, 1854 H, DAVIS.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION. !.
PHILADELPHIA.


THO all persons afflicted with Sexual disease, such
Il as Seminal weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhns,
elect, Syphilis, &c, &c @lf8
The Howard Association of fPhiladelphia, in view,
ofthe awful destruction Of human lite and health,
caused by Sexual diseases by Quacks, have direc.
ted their consulting Surgeon; as a Charitable act
worthy Of their name, to give Medical Advice.
Gratis 70 al persons husafliced, Male or Female )
who apply by letter, Gpost paid, with description
Of their condition, Gage, occupation, habits oflfe
Eel and in cases ofextreme poverty and suferiag
to furnish Medicines free Of charge sis8
The Howard Association s benevolent lnstitu-
ton, established by special endowment for the re-
lief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted with sVir.
ulent and Epidemic diseases,N and It's funds can be-
used for no other purpose. L has now surpias
means, which the Directors have voted 70 advertise
The above notice. 1t is needless Is add that the.
Association commends the highest Medical akiA
Of the age
Address, tpost-paid) DR.. Geo. r Calhoun, Con.
sulting Surgeons Howard Association, philadelphia.
Pa
BY order of the Directors, ~
EZRA. d, HEARTWELI., President.
GEO FAiRoHiLD, Secretary. tmay 3, '55ly)
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BOOTS! BOOTS!
FORTY CASES

FORTY CASES
TUST received and for sale at the cd and well
j known stand of s. SLEMMONS, who has deci-
dedly the largest and best assortment OF Boots anc
Shoes ever brought to this market; consisting O
Gents coarse kip and fine Boots, of the best Phila.
delphia make. A very large and extensive assort-
ment OF boys coarse and fine Boots. Also, youths
boots and shoes Also, a great variety oil Ovei
Shoss-Bufalo, Gum, &c.
Ladies' Ware!
Calf, Kip and Morocco of all sizes, and the very
best quality very superior lot OF Ladies' Caters
Misses Caters of all sizes and quality together with
an everlasting lot of childrens bOots shoes, &c,
every size and quality. Together with lotof Lo
dies Trunks and Satchels. Also, splendid lot o
Sole Leather, Mems Morocco Ladies' do, kid do
pegs &c, which will sell cheap
Ihave large stock of my own manufacture, OF
hanGs, which am disposing of at the very loves
prices. All whowis gond bargains will do wei
TO call seon as am determined to sell and no mis-
lake cheap for cash or approved country Produce.
| Cadiz, Nov s, 1854 S. SLEMM JNS.
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1866. 1855.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
JAMES STEWART

HAS RECEIVED HIS STOCK OF
SPRING my G0Rnl

SPRING DRY GOODS.
ITO which no respectfully invites an examination.
Il HIS stock this spring IS unusually large and at
-trSctive, apd comprises every variety OF
FANCY AND STAPLE FABRICS
large and superior assortment ofLadies Dress
Goods.
Plain and embrnided White and CoIored CraDes.
Ihlbet, Cashmere, and other spring Shawls A
tine selection Swiss, hiulls and JacOnet, Of French
aud Austrian Embroderies Also, an assortment
Of Plaid Striped, Embroidered and Plain white goods
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 received weekly throughout the season, thus en-.
abliag us TO have The latest styles as they appear IN
the East Bonnet Ribbons. A splendid assortment,
| also full assortment of Mantua and trimming Rib
hons A cgbnplete stock of housekeeping goods
| Mattings, Oil Cloths Carpets, &c Manufacturers
agents for Green and Buff Transparent Curtain OH
Cloths also Patent selabiusting Curtain Fixtures,
Tassell, etc.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
] A large stock of Prints Ginghans, Tickinqs.
Checks, Stripes, Satinets, Jeans Beached and Bro
Sheetings, Nankeens, Cottonades ETC., etc. togeth-
er with greatmany other goods in our line useless
to partcularize, to which respectfully invite the
attention OF purchasers, as we will continue to sell
at suchprices as 10 fully sustain well known rep
utation.
0cT-Remeniber the Place, on the corner formerly
occupied by ]. ?. Wood. JAMES STEWART
May 2, 1855.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM containing about 100 acres, inclndina
IN the town Of Unohvale, Harrison county, three
miles from Cadiz on the Wesburgh road. Saic
Farm is nicely improved and in good state of cul.
tiyation. Will be sold low, and on accommodatjp'
terms. For particulars enquire of the subscribe
Cadiz. VIM. HOGG
Cadiz, January 10, 1855. 80
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SCOTCH, RAPPEE and MACCoWBA SNUFF
- fresh supply for sale at
may A, 1858 JOHN BEALLS
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-02
Mr.. DOBBIN.

The Wilmington Journal of Monday last, says: ::
awe learn that Hon. James c. Dobbin, Secretary
of the Navy, passed through Warsaw on Satur-
day, on his way to his home at Fayetteville. Mr..
Dobbin, we regret to hear, is still in very feeble
health, although considerably improved since his
departure from Washington, where his untring
devotion to the arduous duties of his Office had
begun to tell very severely upon his constitution.
No man in the cabinet or in the nation, has borne
himself better or more acceptably than our dstin-
guished fellowcitizen, and no Secretary of the Ma
w since the organization of the Department has
administered its affairs with more ability, or effect
ed more for the promotion of a healthy tone in
the service, and in the increase of its efficiency
We trust that the relaxation of trip tc his ma
tive home may restore him to his wonted vigor
and secure to the country the benefit of his con.
tinued services
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-02

obligations, or oaths they are not binding upon him
in law, and ought not to be in morals. He win en-
act the part of good citizen by eschewing alssuch
fellowship association and abandoning the illegal
enterprise" q Ira 8.,t. tsEs -
Both these charges describe, beyond question,
the secret order known. as Know Nothings and
tn path of duty has, therefore, been clearly laid
open before the Grand Juries Of the country The
depraved demagogues and disappointed party
hacks, who control the members of this Order, may
vince and writhe in view of the exposures and the
penalties to which they have voluntarily made
themselves liable; but no amount nor manner OF
abuse which they may indulge in, will change the
course of the law the character of the enterprise
in which they are engaged. There are worthy and
honest men still in the order in this State and to
such we would appeal again and again, to come
out into the {ight-to lea0e the orSonizatsoa once
and forever, and be as they were before, indepen-
dent treemen, responsible to no midnight associa-
ton, bound by horrid oaths, for the manner in
which they shall exercise their rights at the ballot
box Let them follow the examples of Messrs.
Leach, Hicks, Cantrell, Tate, and others. If they
are Democrats, they will be welcomed back to the
fold from which, in an evil hour they have strayed
if they are Wings, they will meet the applause of
many of the old Henry Clay Wings, who have
preserved their garments against the touch even
of the corruption of this Order; and we shall be
glad to have the cooperation and assistance Of
such Wings in the contest now going on with this
INSCRIPTIONS midnight adversary.
Tho rtiole of Faith in the Methodist Dscip-
line, referred to above by the Asheville News, is
as follows:
Gas we confess that vain and rash swearing is
forbidden Christian men by our Lord Jesus Christ
and by James his apostle; SO we judge that the
Christian religion doth not prohibit, but that mar
may when the magistrate requireth, in cause
of faith and charity so it be done according tc
the prophets teaching, in justice, judgment, ant
truth"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-02
FIRE m THE DISMAL SWAMP.

The following is an extract from letter to the
editors Of this paper, dated Pantego, Beaufort co.
N. G. April 81, 1855.
''The Dismal Swamp, lying between Albcrmarlc
and Pamlico Sounds, is on fire and doing much in
jurytothe Albermarle company, which is engaged in
getting juniper shingles. You have no idea how
fearful and awful the conagraon is in the vast for
est of trees and underground The citizens are ex-
pectng it upon them, to consume fences and build
giles; and if rain keeps off four or five days longer
with the present heavy winds, the amount of dam
age cannot be told. Man and beast are in danger
of being consumed. just imagine the underground
SO dense that you cannot see man ten feet and
you have the reality it is"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-02

We invite attention to the exposure in our col
umns to-day, from the Richmond Enquirer, Of the
mystery of Know Nothingism. This publication
is believed to embrace substantially the secrets,
principles, and mysterious and arbitrary workings
of the Order. Some Of the names and signs may
have been changed, but the thing is in substance
the same. Mr.. Wise has been using this explana-
ton of the principles and designs of this midnight
organization with great effect in Virginia. Read
1t, study it, and then hand it to your neighbor.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-02

DEATH OF HUGH MCQUEEN, Eso.-Late Texas pa
pers announce the death at Lagrange Texas, on the
lst inst, of Hugh MeQeen, Esq, of Galveston.
Mr.. Mcqueen was native of Chatham county,
N. G. and represented that County in the State Leg
isature and in the Convention in 1885 to amend the
North Carolina Constitution. He was an able law
YER and held the Attorney Generaship of this State
for several years He removed to Texas some 10 or
la.gears ago, and after the close of the Mexican
war, Gin which his ndomitable courage displayed
at the storming of Monterey gained him high repu-
taton) devoted himself successfully to the practice
of his profession, and to the preparation of books
one of which, " The Orators Touchstone," has been
published by the Harpers. Fay. Obs.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-02

SPECIAL TERMs.-A special term Of the supe-
rior Court will be held for Robson County on the
fourth Monday of May, and for Stanly on the first
Monday in June. We learn that Gov. Bragg has
appointed Judge Person to hold the Robson, and
Judge Caldwell to hold the Stanly special Court.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-02

DEATH OF HUeH McQUEEs, Eso.-This gen.
teman, formerly Attorney General Of North Car
olina, died at La Grange, Texas, on the lst in
slant. He was for several sessions member Of
the Legislature Of this State, and was member
of the Convention of 1885 to revise the State
Constitution. He was man of large and varied
mental endowments, of high sense of honor, and
devoted to his friends. Peace be to his ashes!
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-02
From Rio.

New YoRK, April 23-The U. S. steamship Mis-
sissipp arrived here yesterday, with Rio dates to
March "a While she was at Rio, the Russian min
lister visited the ship, and received salute. The
Russian flag also hoisted, which caused consid-
cradle excitement among the French officers in port
The Mississippi has been absent in the service
since Nov, 1852, and during that time has visited
Japan thrice, and sailed more than SO, 900 miles
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-02

EcLIPsE OF THE MooN.-There will be total
eclipse of the moon on the night Of Tuesday,
May 1st visible in this region. It win begin
about nine o'clock, and become total at two min
utes after ten. - l-',;1 80 Z =
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-02

HESTER, THE KIDNAppER.-We learn that
Gov. Bragg has refused, under strong sense of
public duty, to pardon Hester, of Orange, SEN
fenced to death for negro stealing. He will be
hanged at Pittsborough on Friday, the 4th day Of
May.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-02

DEATH OF Ex-GovERNoR SEABRooK.-We have
received says the Charleston Mercury the sad news
of the death of the Hon. Whitemarsh B. Seabrook,
who departed this life at his residence, Strawbury
Hill in St Luke's Parish, on Monday, the 10th inst.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-02

The attention of the travelling public is direct
ed 10 the advertisement in our paper to-day, of L
OBJ. Branch, ESQ, President of the Castor Road.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-02
S2OO REWARD.

Proclamation, By his Ercency THOMAS BRAGG, Gorvn-
or Of North Carolina.
" HEREAS, 1T HAS BEEN REPRESENTED TO ME
w that Reuben F. Samuel, who prisoner in the
common Jail Of the County of Rockingham charged with
the murder of one Reuben Southern has escaped IRON said
Jail beyond the limits of this State,
Now to the end that the said Reuben F. Samuel may be
arrested and brought to trial for said offence do hereby
issue this my Proclamation offering reward of two hund
red dollars for his apprehension and delivery to the Sheriff
ef Rockingham County. lt1=s
DESCRIPTION.
The said Reuben f. Samuel is described as follows:
About thirty old-weighs from 17o pounds
strong muscular ormauburn hair and bright blue eyes
has holes in his for rings and between shoulders
mole dark spot large the hand and which thick
ly covered with hair
Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of
[SEAL-1 ths State Of North Carolina the City of
Raleigh, this the 25th day of April, A. ID.
1856. -
THOS BRAGG.
By order of the Governor.
PULASKI CowPER, Pricote Secretary.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-02
Mr. Hiss and the Nuane,rv Conlmittee.
SECOND DESPATCH.

BosToN, April 2l.-The committee appointed to
examine into the conduct of Mr. Hiss at Lowell,
made report to the House in secret session to-day.
The committee exculpate him from the charge of
crmnality with Miss Patterson but censure him for
spending the States money. The subject will be
acted on Monday. ....- 80
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-02
MARRIED.

In Chatham county, the 18th inst, by the Rev. VIII
liam I. Taylor Nr. Isaac Wombe Miss Emily a, eldest
daughter of James H. Harman all Of same county.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-02
MIR. RENCHER-

The Wilmington Commercial speaks in the fol-
lowing just and complimentary terms Of the Hon.
Abram Rencher, who represented the State in the
recent meeting Of stockholders of the Cape Fear
and Deep River Navigation Company:
"We desire,to say word as to the course of this
distinguished gentleman, who, in the late Conven-
Company, represented the State. We believe we
speak the almost universal sentiments of the stock
holders in according to him. in the exercise of the
delicate and responsible trust confided to him. ab.
ty of high order, and an earnest wish to advance
the best interest of the Company. The Governor
could not have confded to safer hands the interest
of the State. We thank him, in an especial manner,
for the firm stand he took in the Convention in favor
of completing the improvement of the River below
Haywood, before commencing the work on Deep
River. We have been pursuing this ruinous system
of commencing the work everywhere and completing
it nowhere long enough and we again return our
thanks to Col Rencher for putting stop to it We
trust that he will not object to giving the Company
the benefit of his great experience and ability in
the character of of the Directors on the part of
the State. His services to the Company would be
invaluable"
re- The Wilmington Herald tells very i'm
probable story about speech of Mr.. Wise, some
where in Virginia in which he called several ii mes
on the Know Nothings present to show their
faces, when, at the bidding of an "old gentle
man" somewhere in the room, they got up, re-
vealing the fact that twothirds of the assemblage
were of the dark-lantern order. This story we
say, is very improbable one, for the plain reason
that Know Nothings are sworn to conceal The
fact that they are members Of the order; but
here we have them, in response to a call, getting
up, and, according to Know Nothing rules of NOR.
ality, perjuring themselves by announcing that
they are Know Nothings! Mr.. Herald must try
again. We observe the Register copied the arti
Gle. 1t is wrong in Burr to be imposing thus on
the interesting young gentleman who illuminates
Whigdom through the columns of that news
paper.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-02
RAbBIGGHH,s aoRTH-cARoIINl MAY q 1886

Know Nothingism presented by the Grand Jury
~ = OF the County of Bunco1lbe. L
At the late term of Bunoombe Superior Court,
his Honor Judge Saunders presiding, the follow
ing presentment was made by the Grand Jury:
STATE OF, NORTH CAROLINA,) s,t.
BUNcoMBE COUNTY
Superior C0urt-Spring Term, 1866.
The Jurors for the State upon their oaths present
that they have reason to believe that combination
of men, commonly called "Know Nothings," exists
in this county, one of the objects of which is by
binding men with extra judicial oaths, secretly ad-
ministered and by other secret obligations and by
threatening those of their members who offer to
withdraw from their order to control citizens of this
county in the exercise of their right to vote confor
mably with their own free will, contemplated by
the Constitution and laws of this State. And the
said Jurors are ready if the Honorable Court shall
so advise to furnish for the information of the Court
and the Solicitor for the State list of witnesses to
prove these facts And whether this is a violation
of the criminal law, and what is their duty in the
matter, they, the said Jurors Ignorant and pray
the advice of the Honorable Court in the premises.
D. j. ROBERTS, Foreman.
G.. j. D. GARRISON,
@ JEREMIAH WEST,
JOSEPH MILLER,
H. LINDSEY,
ELIJAH MORGAN,
SIMS OWNBEY,
JOS. BARNARD, .
G. w. HAMPTON,
A. M. GUDGER,
T. O. ROBERTS,
ROBERT HAWKINS,
JAS NJ. RAY,
JOHN McMERRELL,
U. WARREN,
E. HEREIN