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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-10
Our Legion Of Honor"

We have concluded to defer the publica-
ton of our "Legion of Honor" until the goth
inst, two weeks from to-day. The Cadiz
Sentinel of last week, is before us, with
quite respectable array Of names and fig
ures in its BIG LEGION the accumula
ton of 1--WE weeks. Only three weeks have
transpired since the publication OF our last
list. 1t will, therefore, be seen that it will
take two more weeks to make US even as to
time--and as we want 20 see fair test,
between the subscribers Of the Two papers,
as to their disposition TO do the "Gair thing
towards the printer, we have thought it ad-
Visable TO delay the publication Of Our list
until the time specified above.
We hope that our subscribers will take
some little pride in being foremost. So far,
they are abou: equal with the subscribers of
tie Sentinel in proportion to the time lra
has transp!red. In the two weeks Yet tt
come, let every subscriber in arrears make
An effort TO pay us. The easy rates proposed
by us three weeks ago, are extended Two
weeks longer 10 all who may wish 10 ayai
themselves Of the opportunity TO do us JUS
tce, aad save fifty cents er dollar in the
bargain. Men wto owe US for the two pas,
years will fin i it to their advantage to Jorroa
the money, il they have not got it, in or
der to pay us against tho time specified
when they can save one dollar in the
operation. A few Of our town subscriber;
have enrolled !heir names on the "bg list,
and we hope before the two weeks expire
to sca all or nearly all in Cambridge have
their names registered in the roll of hon
or.--Cambridse Jeffcrsonian.
EEOur patrons. if they choose. can
take hint from the above if they choose
and give US an opportunity Of publishing
another "B1G LEGION CF HoNoR!" Come,
friends, show what you will do.
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many of these States, and still believed Of
consequence to their prosperity. And shah
we refuse to the unhappy fagiaves from
distress that hospitality which the ssvages
of the wilderness extended to our fathers
arriving in this land? Shall oppressed hu.
manly find no asy lum on this globe. The
constitution, indeed has wisely provided
that for admission to certain offices ui i'm
por;snt Trust ntsldeBce shall be required
sufficient 10 develop character and design. -
But might not the general character and ca
pabIiues OF citizen be safely communica-
ted to every one maniiestiDg b0nalile pur-
pose Of embaIking his life and fortunes per-
msnently among u.s. With restrictions, per
haps, to guard against fraudulent usurpa-
ton OF our hsg-an abuse which brings go
much embarrassment and loss on the gen-
uine citizen, and SO much danger 10 the ma
ton ol beirg involved in war. that no en-
deavor should be spared to detect and sup
press it,"
We have not presented these facts and
authorities for the purpose of suggesting any
radical alteration Of the naturalization laws,
or forthe purpose of commenting any change
in the system by which the States respect
lively regulate the right of suffrage. Our
object is simply 10 show that. according TO
unbroken and invariable usage the States
have taken into their own hands-where,
indeed, Congress and the Constitution have
placed 1.-THE settlement of the qualifca-
tons of voters. The Know Nothines are
on the wrong scent, therefore, when they
hope to reduce or abolish the right Of a.
dopted citizens to vote by appealing to con l..
gresSional action, OF by erecting national
organization for the purpose of controlling
Congress to this end. The only effect that
their movement would have, should they
have the strength 20 carry majority of the
new Congress, would be to impair certain
civil immunties to adopted citizens, in the
preservation of which the native-born and
the adopted citizens are almost equally in
terested, and in regard to which 10 one has
ever been known to indulge complaints and
anmosities. We have already enumerated
these immuniieS. The know nothings must
appeal 70 the States, which are sovereign in
theis control over the right of Suffrage -
They must change their crusade from the
national government and adopt their ma
chmery to the State elections. WhetLer
shey vii! hold together long enough to
change front before the batteries Uf the
democratic party, time viii show.
Hush Union.
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Death Of Sheriff Boyd.

1t is with feelings of regret. that we have
to announce to our readers, that our pres
ent Sheriff, JAMES BOYD, Esq, departed
this life, of pulmonary consumption, at his
residence in the Public Buldd ngs. on last
Monday, evening. about o'clock, P. NJ.
Mr.. Boyd has been in very delicate health
for about year past, lie was good
man; kind, aH4blc, and courteous to all
A man that was respected by all that knew
him, no difference what their religious or
political beliefs were. He has been for a
number of years a consistant member of
the Presbyterian church. He leaves, be-
sides the whole community, an affection
ate wife, and four daughters to mourn his
loss. May He who is husband to the
widow and father to the orphan" be
their protector--Cadiz Sentinel, Dec, 27
Among the many deyastations made by
the sythe of Death, during the past year,
none dearer to us, or more respected than
the one alluded 10 above, has been its
subject. Connected by the ties Of con-
sanguinity, as well as of mutual friendship
from early boyhood, his death would be a
source of deep regret were it not for the
consciousness that "what is our loss is his
gain" Nay He who "tempers the wind
to the shorn lamb" comfort the widow and
orphans whom he has left behind Cam
briGce Jeff.
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the Philadelphia Saturday Gazette, and recomend
readers toperuse it carefully, and those suffer.
ing should not delay purchasing
''DR. HooFLAND's GERMAN BITrERs-- This cele-
brated mediclue, prepared ny Dr. q NJ Jackson, at
the imposing German Medicine store, No. l2O Arch
street, who is scientific physician, is selling i'm
mense quantities Of it. The virtues of this remedy
are fully forth in the extended notice oft, to
be seen in our advertising columns, that there is
hardly any room lett for us to speak of it. This
much we may add--Of the long train of physical
ills to which humanity is heir there is none more
disres ing than the general arrangement of diges-
tive apparatus, which never fails to accompany
disordered state OF the liver, Headache, piles, a
morbid breath, loss Of appetite - in short indie
scribe wrechedness of existence are it's insufIera-
bic and wasting attendants. These diseases,
which have bafled the skill of the abest Doctors,
have been radically cured by ilootlandS German
Biters." See advertisement.
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re- We see by the Court Record; that
the two counterfeters, White Of Buffalo,
and Epping, N. H., have been placed un .
der ten thousand dollar bonds, each, for ma
king and selling, limitations otAyer's Cher
~ Psctoral. This is right. If the Law
should protect men from imposition at all,
It shoull certainly protect them from peing
imposed ubon by a worthless counterfeit of
such medicine as Ayers Cherry Pee
toral We can only complain that the pun
ishment is not half enough. The william.
who would for palt'y gain, deliberately tlfe
with the health Of his fellow man, by ia.
king from their lips, the cup of hope, when
they are sinking, and substituting a false
hood--an utter delusion, should be punish
ed at least as severely as he who counter
fets the coin Of his @euntry.--GrSei Co.
Banner, Carrolton, III.
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Farms for Sale.

THE suhecribor oilers ~ private sale Farm in
Il Harrison county, Situated one half q mile south
o. the bottom rJad iram Chdiz TO New Phliassiphi,
one and ene hall miics suah east from the town OF
FrlnAlin, fiaTrisln Hoiinty, continuing 2sD acres
I40 scres q eh Is ulrnred. and the remainder vel
tmbered About uirre stsur1ls Of the entire ira Ct
is botom land IA good state oi cultivation, and >
we'll watered. The Improvements consist 0l 2 good
twu story Frame Dwelling Fouse, gooi Barn;
Stable Wagon Shed and Spring House, all in good
repair. There also the prsnlisssa choice se-
lection OF Fruit.
] he property viii be sold al a reasonable price
and liberal chances for payment Fer particulars
enquire OF the subscriber or Wm. Hagg both in the
town Ot CadIz.
Robson HUMPHREY.
P.S. Also at private sale the Farm upon which
Jain Miller Resides, near the above named premises
continuing 2i0 acres 10 acres OF which is bottom
land. The entire premises are well waierod in a
good state Of cultivation and well improved For
particulars enquire Ct VIM. Hogg, Cadiz, Harrison
county, Ohio.
Cadiz, July 10, l654.-3m
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4r SYPHILIS, SCROFULA AND DISEASED
BLooD For these terrific diseases, Cartcr's Spanish
Mixtule is the only specific.
The proprietors have in their possession over one
hundred certificates OF the most extraordinary cures
eTectedby il.
We refer to the certificate of Richard Adams. late
High Sheriff OF RAchmond, Va Etwin Burton, Com.
missioner of the Revenue Tor Richmond; General
Welcl, of the Mammoth Circus; DR.. Hundley, o
Washington City; Mr. VIM, A. Matthews, and e. B.
Luck, Esq, of Richmond, V a., Mr. L. Boyden, Ex
change Hotel, Va. and a host OF others, who have
seen cases of the description cured by Carters
Spanish Mixture. They aiI certify that it is the
greatest pur fer Of the blood known.
See adverlisement--n23-lm
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A: the commencement OF the new year we
intend abandoning the "dead head" sys-
tenn, Hereafter. with very few exceptions,
the Republican will be sent only to such as
are expected to pry for it. We, also, in
tend cutting of such subscribers as we be.
lleve never intend paying. Those who have
read our paper for two AMI three years and
have not paid us the "trst red cent" are
very respectfully informed that it "don't
pay" We are therefore. necessarily, com.
peled to bid them an afcctona,e farewell. -
Rpub Jean.
ETWe have some patrons that with thi,
number we intend to "bid An affectiona,e
farewell" They have received our paper
aboai four years, and never SO much as sald
"doyou wan: some money!" Itthcy sheuld
find constable giving them a call, let them
blame them elves, not US. Let them re.
member the scriptural injunction: "He that
knoweth his duty and doeth it not, shall be
beaten with many stripes" Those that
owe us, will please "take notice, and q v.
ern themselves accordingly"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-10

EV~ANTI-kNow NOTHING VIoroRY- An
election WAS held in Pittsburgh on Tuesday
ior alderman and other officers. The re.
suit shows that the know nothiugs have
beon badly whipped, In every ward they
have been Beaten, only being able to elect
one or two Of thcir nominees 10 insignih-
cant oEces. The tide is turning.
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ET Ne are glad to seq that Gov. Medil
has appointed Judge Kennon Of Belmont
county, Supreme Judge in place of Judge
Caldwell, resigned. This is among the bes,
appointments that Gov. Mvdill ever made.
and his appointments are always good
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Jesse Winrod,s Estate.

NJ Office is hereby given that the underUigns
~ has been appointed and qualified by 'hc Pro
Winrod late Of Harrison county. Ohio, deceased.
Persons indebted to said estate art requested 10
make imediate payment to the undersigned, and
those having claims ngainst said estate will present
them for settlement within eno year from the date
hereof. ~
Sep. 20, 1854 r NJ KENNEDY, Adminia,tsr.
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Nebraska.

We have received the Council Bluffs
Bsgle OF 5th December.
Giddinss Benton Democrat late Of Mis-
Aouri, is elected to Congress over John.
son. B.B. Chapman, esq. declined up
an the eve Of the election.
come 800 votes we're polled.
Omaha City has been selected as th.
scat Of Government - Statesman.
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NxTOOD & SMITH will offer at public Auction
w the highest bidder without reserve, lheir
entire Stock ol Goods, consisting of Dry Goods,
Hardware, Queenswars, Groceries Nc, &c
Commencing OF Thursday evening, l4th inst
and continuing from day to tiuy until all is sold.
We have q few more houses and lots tor sale at
low prices. w. g. s.
az possible. sept. -, ~
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GTJohn Hastings was hung at Paris,
Ky, on the 18Th inst. for the murder of a
young man named Williams. An eye wit.
mesa says:
The deceased was a milIle sized man,
and aboSt thirty years Of age. Before the
fatal drop he spoke several minutes. He
aid that when he CON ntted the deed, he
was unconscious of what he d /; that at
heart be did not feel guilty of murder; that
he had nothing against the boy, and would
not in Ills sober moments have hurt hair
On his head. lie lated his downward ca
recr from his inlu' gsnce in drinking liquor,
by which he was led into ID company and
gambling. By lis untimely and disgrace
tuI end he exhorted all present to take war
ming, and shun the poisonous cup. He ex-
pressed desire to live, that he might show
hat he was a reformed man; but felt that
his sins were forgiven, and was ready to
meet his Col. The poor fellow met his
fate calmly and died With scarcely strug-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-10

Rrrhe Greatest Discovery Of the Age.--Dr. To,
bias Venetian Liniment, for the cure of dySenry
Group cholera, collie, rh' nmatisn, &c Ne one
should he without this valuable remedy Every bot
tie is warranted. Sold by all the druggists and
storekeepers. Depot 60 Cortlandt ST., New York,
Price rs and 80 cents.
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ETFATAL ACCIDENT AT CosHocrox.
We learn that boy in Coshocton. son
ofa poor widow woman. was yesterday
caught between two freight cars. in that
place, and instantly crushed TO death. -
w. aid 20, hear Ibis mama.
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Examiner's Notice to Teachera.

NTEW ARRANG EMEETS.-- Hereafter ,here
IN will be but four Examinations hold in Harri.
county during the year, viz-0n tho last Friday
Of April and October at the close of the semi. annual
UniDn Institute, for the counties Of IefferAon and
Harrison, and on the last Fridays Of January and
June. Since all answers to questions are 10 be
written, each applicant should furnish hmself with
three sheets paper and pcn and Ini--aso reading
book. All examinaiionsto TO be held in Cadiz No
private examinations
Circulars containing the rules md roEuI ations by
which tile Board will be governed will Be sent 10 al
the townships in the county
BY order Of tha Board.
]. L. WOOD, Clark.
Cadiz, Oct. Q, ls54.--2w. @
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RGHr. The telegraph informs US that
the jury in the Arrison case at Cincinnati,
have rendered verdict ofguilty Of murder
in the frst degree. He deserves to stretch
hemp.
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The Columbian an1 Great West

This standard Literary All Family Pa
per, is out with increased attractions for
the New Year! [: is d mtnno!h sheet,
devoted to Western interests, we'll printed
on COOL paper, EuGH'oN BESNGTr will fur
nish New Novelette,, that will begin about
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-10
G first of January, entitled
Pamela, the Princess;

And variety OF other Literary N)Selties
of the best character will follow. But be-
sides its interesting tales, The Columbian
and Great West has no superior as News
and Business Paper.--Its Z litorials are fresh
and to The po mt, and its Market reports full
and comprehensive. 1t should not be for.
gotten that, by means Of the Telegraph, the
Western Press is able to furnish all import
cnt news several days in advance Of the east
ern papers. Give your home papers a
strong support!
TEEMs:-Oue copy one year, $500; one
copy six months, $1.00; four copies one
year, and one to agent $ tx months, $500;
eight copies one year, and one to agent
twelve months, $1,000; thirteen copies one
year, and one to agent twelve months, $l5,-
90; twenty copies one year, and one to a.
gent twelve months, $1,000
Specimen c,pies sent, on application to
ALBERT G. RICHARDSON, Prop'r.
WILLIAM B. SuATTUcK, E litor
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Road No ice.

NJ Office is hereby given that a petition viii bs
1N presented to the commissioners of Harrison
county at thor 9rcember session, praying for an
alteration in the StRNe Road leading from Freepor.
to Westchester, commencing at or near Woodfords
Bridge, thence the most practicable route south Of
said Woodiord's house, to the top OF the hill.
Freepoft Ohio Oct 26. 1854 -nd.
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DR.. j. B. MARCHISE'S a
CELEBRATED CATHOLICAN.

1t stands pre-emi.
nent Tor its curative
powers in all the dis
eases Tor which il is
recommended, usual
ly called fen ale come
plants. Ofihese are
Prolapsus Uter, or
Falling of the Womb,
Incidental Hem or.
rhage, or Flooding;
Painful, Suppressed,
and Irregular N en-.
situation, &C., with
all their accompany.
ing evils, Cancer ex-
cepted,) no matter
OF how long standing.
The Catholican TAR
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kFThe estate of Anson G. Phelps, Of
New York, Foots up 50, 100000. lie was
a Connecticut hey, and carried nothing but
his hands and brains to New York.
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GE-Counterleit quarters. made OF type
metal. looking like genuine. but which viii
break by hard blow from hammer on
stone, are in circuls lion.
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NzvB Bta SNAKR3,--rhere 4 now :,

Ezy Bro SSAgE5.--rhereis nov on exhi
bi.ion At Bellyile H., boa constructor;
which measures thirty.wo iset and thirty.
on. inches in circumference. II WAS cap
cured in 1891. pear The Sspa:a Mountains,
ii Central Africa, after being several time.
wounded. and 6n ily lassoosl. Il wa,
brought 20 Salem. Massachusetts. for 81 .ooc
ewLst all 81 our prsstnI ssbseTbsr.
sena Us new ons
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EV- The Land Office al Council Bluffs
has been closed until the Grst Monday in
February.
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EFIf you want to learn the value Of a
dollar 80 and labor two days in the burn.
Ing sun as a hod carrier.
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A. JUL. SCHREIBEh.

MOOREFlELD, HARRISON COUNTY O..
nEALER in all kinds Of Dry Goods, Gfoce rico
~. &C., which he sells cheap for Cash. or gsod
due June 9, 1882.
TURWENS Laws Of Ohio now in force, with
~ notes and references to the Judicial decisions
thereon.
SWANS Revised Statutes Of Ohio, Of general
nature now in force.
A few copies of the above works for sale by
MCDOWELL a. Co
Successors 10 S. w. Mcdowell,
Market st. Steubenville, o.
June2l 1854.
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Take Notice.

ENXECUTORS, Administrators and Guardians,
II that have not settled the fees that is due me,
must do 80 or before the first day OF Janusry next
CT expect to pay cost on the same.
November /, 1854. B BW,VEi3S, Probate Judge
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GE The County Convention on New
Years day, to appoint delegates to the 9th
OF o'January convention was we'll attended,
twas the best meeting OF the kind that we
ever attended. The democracy of Harri-
son county are still iavinoi5ls, aud are de-
;ermined to do their duty, in s}ite of all op.
position, lei it come from old federal wings,
Know Nothings, Or whatever other elan
chooses to oppose them. They will give a
good account Of themselves next Oc,ober.--
Mark that.
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W WAsHINGroN, Jan. 6.

W ASH1NbIOsJ Au' w.
Houso--Mr Maxwell asked, but did not
obtain, leave to offer resolution calling
an the President to furnish the House
with the namber Of persons holding stations
in the Departments, designating those ap-
pointed since March 4, 1858, and stating
she number foreign by birth,
Mr. Really offered a joint resolution ex-
e'udiny public printers and tho Superntsn-
dent Of Public Printing iron the benefit of
the resolution passed last session giving ex
'ra compensation 10 the employees Of !ns
legislative departments Of the Govern
mcnt.
MI. Cingman asked unanimous consent
70 make personal explanation. Iii due
10 some gentleman as well as myself, he
sail, that | should make it.
There is a statement in so,ue newspapers
relative to the remarks Of the gentleman
from Virginia, Mr. B.ily, chairman Of the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, llIe other
Jay upon the question Of Offering our medi
&tlon to the European powers now engaged
~ the war, which AS it has gone out does
H little injustice to myself Sad other mem.
bers of the committee.
wish to state that when the committee,
Lwo or three weeks ago, with very great
nnaninity authorized me TO rep IT the medi-
alton proposition, the circumstance alluded t.
by Nh. Baily was not known to the members
OF that committee.
In point oi fact twa, not known to me as we'll
as that gentlemen only on the day previous
10 my abeakins on the suhiec, This fact
ought to be UNDERSTOOD, because the mem
bers Of the colont're woull net prob4b
have acted as thsy di4 with the knowIed e
of this circumstance. say furtner tha
~hen that communicate was mn lie, infor-
taed the gentleman ol Virginia, that in def
rFence to the information it would be neces.
ssry to call the committee together to recon
silsr the sabiect-ior them | would waive
abe right, for the present, to report on the
snhject. ImAv further say, that the intor.
ma!ion does MT, in M judsamen', change
a, all the prepristy Of IN skins the move
ment which suggested, but for reasons
~hich is not proper for me to state. | de-
cline taking any steps, at this time. This
suueh desire 10 be auders!ool in justice
90 lhs committee and myself.
The House then went into committee on
private bills--passed II, and then ad
lourned I'LL Tuesday.
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John Miller's Estate.

NOTluE is hereby given that the un lersigned
~ las been app"l1s"d and qanIiiad as executor OF
tAo Last will AMI testament OF John Miller, late OF
harrison county, Ohio, deceased. All persons in.
Icres;ed will take notice accordingly. Dated utCa
diA this 5Ihday OF August, 1854.
JOSEEi DUNLAP, Executor.
august 30, 1884.
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ETTwo late arrivals from Europe will
be found on cur FIRST page. The news is
not very important.