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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-14


DEAR Cu&MESs: am getting tired o.
this business. | came here with . fst wal
let. ana ii il now getting as thin as the
frame Calvin Edison. They drink ike FISH
here: every introduction costs me = silver
top.-1 cant even turn round without fork
id oyer qasftcr. Have 70 pay . 'kit's
evs lcr b.ing shown the direction Of :
street. AN frequently invited to change
hfsGh with M nibers d Congress. but they
Invariably leave me 10 settle. Whet ! send
III sloahs ii the w~asherwoman my room
mate sends his ii tle same time, and leaves
sas Is pony over Tor both when they come
haek. AN asked 70 change 4 ten dollar
hslI ii one, and losn Eve u another: the
frsE Turns out u bs worth but fifty cent.
II It'd dollar And The last | never heard q
asaia
Cummins iAalI coins, Oh, heavens
sis Tilt Ii lie worst Of Ell. have JUS
rassQ faf by bili. and ana upon i eleven
hailes III wine and ElGHTYON Wits,
KY RUNgEIE whieh | never salled CIR
Am III siemaa II / dispute DE- bill 4
sak~s a. Az dsllar-my adsirs are II
t|EAT|HU| |"N"|HAW LlNIf FFE-E ZH EEK
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Latter from Washiheton.

TMr. Cammins furnishes us with the fol-
lowing copy Of a letter froia his friend B'igh
ted, WHO has been at Washington as a pc
titioner and retarus uasuccessfal--Boatoo
Post
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EANl&-+". II. - -. GMG
6, .,,: g.. c4,,
@SAlSV.@!il5 y JOAE EcACLtt'
4 Medicine ninonpl in C.urrat u~e. orratlv .,,na.
rior to others, AID mlAin tic lucans ol ylery lindiyII-
nal.
100 Fills tor TWENTY Five Gents!
No cx,orlion in pfito-lo Calomel- no mineral
poison Whatever.
y. Qtoxyoac-E,a yyn,74h Tpi71s
@4' T. W ~'1"A4'4 " AA~~'~O@A A1A9
w m.t,t I4' g q ter"ia.lon 'ne} tq'" ACQUIRED.
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Hello There!
Where are GU going? am Going
to Stewards to buy some of his
new and Cheap Goods
.IAHEs STEWART

JAMES STEWART
II AS Just received the largest and most beautiful
II stock ofSPRING and SUMMER DRYGOODS
ever brought to Csdiz, which have been selected
with great care from the recent impOFtations in
Philadelphia. and will be sold for cash OF good pro-
ducc at a very small advance cbOve Eastern cost
Purchasers are respectfully solicited to give them
an early cuil, and secure a good bargain, as the stock
consists OF a general assortment Of the following ar
icles:
French Mcrino and Thibot Cloths;
Coburgs, Pharmacies, and Persian twills;
High cCsured de lainee, cashmere and Galla plaids;
Mohair and elk lustTes, alpacas, all colors;
Bombazinos and Persian cloths do do
High lustre plain black silks, all widths;
BrOcades, satin plpids and watered silks;
Black nnd Chameliou silks and Turk satins;
China Silks and Poplin., plain and figured;
French and American Ginghams, all prices;
English and American chlntZes and caiicoes;
Needle worked cuff collars, chimizettes and capes;
Embroidered, plain and hem-stitchsd linen CAM
brio hdkis;
Silk pocket hdkfs, craVats and neck tics;
Gloves, mitts, hosiery and suspendsrs;
.1ickings, checks, bleached and brown muslins;
Irish LINEN table cloths and damasks;
Blrd-Vye and Russia diapers, very cheap;
High coiJred dress and sack tanneis, plain and
Inquired;
Cloths, Cassimcros, Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans,
anu NCstIngBi
Romucls and Bonnet Ribbons at bargains;
81 ring and Summer Shawls, general assortment;
Crash and towels at 30 per cent. below regular
prices;
Red, white and yellow nannels, very cheap.
Also a general assortment OF Q~uoen5wate, Groce-
ries, NC. Bring on your trade.
Cadlz, OHIO. April IL, 1851.
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AT VINO have boarIs to cut OF hair 10 crop,
Just call On me at my old SHOP:
Yes, friends, III tell ynH what TO do:
Give me a call at Number FwU,"
At noon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stay;
But give me time, dear sir, 70 rest,
Upon that day that tod has blessed.
My room is neHt, my towels clean,
My scissors sharp, and ra2yrs keea,
And everything ] think You'll mad,
TO suit The taste and please the mind,
And then / move my hand as true,
As any barber e'gr can do,
With rapid touch Iii smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And all that art and skill can do,
Your money will procure for You.
October 8, 1851. LOT WILLIS.
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THE PARTICULARS OF THE CALAMITY.
OUR REroRTYHs' ACCOUNTS.

OUR HEPoRTEEs' ACCOUNTS.
Tie railway train OF the Camden and Amboy line
which left Philadelphia for New York at 10 O'Clock yes
tcr.ay morningRe Van Austen conductor--met with
dreadful accident at quarter past IL o'clock, when
about hall mile the New York side Of Burlington
bridge By which many persons lot their
lives and between thirty and iorty either morsly
or very seriously wounded.
appears that this train, which istod Of cars
should have reached tho Burlington bridge
in time TO meet the train the New Jersey Fail
road which lett New York 81 O'Clock the same
morning, on iis way to Philadelphia This II fied
to do, and the New York trsn--Ceorge Hooper,
ductor-haYing waited for the usual period vent On
cautiously and in a short time met the Camden amt
Amboy train, which behind time.
The rules of the roadsre that Il the ~ tins do
meet at the curve bridge Burlington the
which reaches It arst hall wait ten minute and ttcn
go cautiously, looking out for the opposing one,
which, when in sight of the Advancing engine,
shah back and switch oG leaving the track clear Tho
which made time This course duly observed
yesterday.
After the ien from New York had waited for the ,p
eiEea time Il ven, on the rosd when the Camden
and Aboy train observed it coming, - engineer im"c
dia,ely commenced 10 back 20 clear the road.
The carr had not ran r on The backward route when
two horse. attached to carriage driven IN the
rail. sith the Intention of riding party s'fasht esef
The line However the horses hea only iu.. stepped On
,he line when The backing train thsm down, eat'ug
them completely from the carriage leaving ne par
ties in il uniniured Not with the railway car. The
.hocl which they sustained twisted carfhat nert
The hotse.-couplctey round AMI ,hree i tro" he
| track
b. al. the three css next ioIio~ng .ef' Completely
dashed pieces when horrible scene 81 suhsrns ana
confusion en,uod The passenger scrc jarnmed together
in The cars and we're only relieved when numoof q
persons residing the neighborhood hid eoec'ed y
was then found that the brakeman q lhe unioranhi
train with fourteen other person.. had been killed and
ths, between thirty snd forty others ~ere severely
wounded 10 a short time hfissn dead sodi'' yer
taken BY wagon into Burlington The mot Of ~ ~ounH
ed we're removed into the neghboring houe and hoe
who were able ~ up we're placed 10 ibAt POI oa
by the rsy-s.de, the whole forming very aad eghf
Great excitement prevailed amongst nc oounirl fso
pc and II one tme many Or them - ear'ied aSs
~ feeling of horror that they tailed u inning 'uu'
mary punishment on the empIoyt. n the csHSien -
Amboy line vho we're = unlussy .. "a " n shstEe
| the t5sin
Owing 70 thi- Circumstance IN names n 4s ie4f -
vsuoied eouA ", " ssesr'slsea ~ ~ esry p'rf
ta, 10.
| Ayd r,ai,pg i a. fgp' n a. q boring 'P.f -
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IoeAD fuo~srp.-fh1 body ~ an unkB0-p.hsa s.s
found drowned yestcrdsy ~ ihs fo, u Ansns street
by oeer Baird u the Third district police. Hs about
- YEAR, ~ sgc, ordinary sr. light hair and vbss..
snd lisd on wht~ shir and knit nnasrshiri, ha~ss
sa,in vest black Isn,s nth cotfe strip, and hSss
boo's. He had large gs.h IN HE throat. btotsa
and boy considerably bsoi.e5 ~ u sayp~s-i 20 b.
~ The men dfpsDfd a prxsi" sunday lat dosoo~r
Hsndfgfd had tbs tofr eoDvvysd to tho d~sd bSnse.
TrI-t ars -. Uncovered on wednesday morning
ab.u, O'Clock ~ oncer siah0a of the recond district
poe- IN The basemsss - Mr. Toanss dry vfDas Stow
~ Y0fs and Es5R- sirset. u optnxv ishs-s
bfofs = bsd made much haa>inr Dsmsge eSOJ sy ars
md vsisr. Fully srs0f.a-
Eosso.s.-~rhe house a W.. HEvfn, 10 Aianas
street anA he house a NJ leg presides, .-.t,
entered yseiefdAy ~ asAns ~ fAlsr tsys and foss-
The sfusr q t.s ia rsanxY AMI two sflver vx.shr- sef
10. istisg ~ sIlyrfsst,. No direction
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COrOssr~, lssnn>sas.

AocDnsrAi pnrvsrsc.-toroner O'Donneit hold an IN.
auest Yesterday board the sehseasr bthsV A. Jon~s
lying Mt the foo, Of Montgomery street upea s tosy sr
George W. spencer the late rsp,sin of ,hr above vs.
who was accidentally drowned on the 2sth inst by mi
ing overheard. III. dcoeassd appeared
toScsted az the ttmc Of tho acetdrut The Looorr
lately commanded by tecesscd belongs 20 baltimore svi
has just returned from Has Nv. t) The Jury in
this case rendered q verdict Of accidental death = LIZ
CEASED vas 90 years q age and nativcof haxys.u
stpnEs Diam coroner Wilhelm beid an ina.r., at
the Tenth ward station house, urea the body OF N.
named Tenni, Colbert Who died suddenly oas Tue~iss
night from deas. q the heart. Verdict Acoordngy IL
CEASED ~as % years of sgc, and native of i~s.nd
IoraD nrowsn.--An inquest held by Coroasu.
oIoDneH upon the body of = named Peter Mctsns
ubo found drowned the oftfistos street
rirrr. Iec~nfsd had lately scsurnsd frssn ssk vY =
Island, vhi'hrr he sent vsTrant Hs In tho
habit ~ loaGng around the doc thia h-
and " l. .upIo that b.. fell overheard While in6ou
rssd III" jury rendered verdict ~ death by dsy~n
pg ieess.ed vns ~ ycars u ngr. and snasiv.
Ireland.
kuin ~ Taiffsa rnos HoesF.--I'oronsr o'nonasii
held inquest yesterday afternoon AZ No 20 ILrr~s
street, upon the body u German, named Harm. Man
gels who accdeuty tbd by faiIiav frosn Lis has-
lors uusssrs Thrd Regiment New York state Militia.
u the sliey-ay that Leads "a HE gable he vss prr~p
a'e 80 The s.ee~sls anil striking NJ hssA sgasns, tho
curbyicne, received rsctare ~ tho skaf
the effect. of which be- died yrtierday uposninx T.s
jury la tho rendered vvrrict ~ seeiasusal deei
fceearea rhs about twenty ninT yeara ~ are
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passenger in tho late train, that hs wifs vas taksn
from the ruins safe bu, os the safety % r ehd sight
years oid) he could get nothing Satisfactory.
Tho eutire blame Of the dts,.es 4 sttrbafed TO the
caree~.ness Of the conductor, who persisted in pa~
the train ahead the next station beyond prngfcn
when he already behind time Ts conductor Of ss'.
New York train George Hooper> havfag waited accord
ing 10 the regulations Of the company ,ep minutes at the
station this side Of Burlington for the fhdelpha train
to come siong proceeded towards Buriinstc" vhea the
other train came in sight. The New York train having
arrived at the half way pole first the Phisdea trais
was obliged q. very short notice 10 stop aud reverse 80
as 30 allow the other pss and Il while back
ing the sy,ehog rails that the collision with the
horses md wagon took place.
NO one in the wagon, strange 30 say, vas injured al
though the horses instantly cut In two.
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TERRIBLE CALAMITY.
Massacre OF Twenty to Thirty Human Beings
on the Camden and Amboy Railroad.
TWENTY OR THIRTY OTHERS INJURED.
THE EXCITEMENT In THE CITY,

There frightfu accident yesterday on the Cam
this side Of Burlington n j. 30 the that left Pha
deiphia at ten O'Clock in the morning for New York
Three earsSere literally smashed to pieces Fifteen to
twenty passengers killed outr ght and twenty 10
thirty Others more or less injured.
The first intimation had Of this shocking calamity
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
PHuApEIpalA, Aug. %, 1855.
The train which left here at 10 o'clock for New York.
horse Burlington, and was thrown from
the track 1t reported that six lives lost ncud-
ing the engineer fireman. brakeman and baggage mas.
ter. But have particulars. train has been des-
patched for the Of the disaster with surgeons
Camden. The eight O'Clock train from New York viii
come via Tacony the road being blocked
vent trains coming this way.
The real truth of the extent of the massacre was re-
ceivcd few hours after, and in melancholy con.
trast with the above short account. The news soon
spread over the city, and only half dozen passen.
gers arrived in town in the early part Of the evening"
the widest and most exaggerated rumors were in crcu-
lation.
porters, enabled to lay the painful particulars
before our readers.
Annexed is list of the killed aad wounded a. far a.
ascerta,ned:-
1-CatheriDe Bgeiow.
John Dullau, Of baltimore.
Cd +. Haywood.
4-Thoms J. Meredith OF Baltimore.
&c. W. Rdgway.
&C. N. Barclay.
Edward c. Bacon.
s-Wilson Kent
e-Alexsnder Kelly
1o-A female, (unknown).
I'm J. Stou9hton.
12--Nartn Connen, Of Wilmington, Del.
l2--Jacob Howard, OF Lebanon, Tenn.
14-Harry Rush, Of Georgetown College.
I5--Csptain Tor Msjor) Royce and wife y. : Coast
Survey.
le--1ames Lincoln of ElHcotts Mills, Md.
l7-fh,res Bol,om Of Trenton, N. ].
ls--Mrs. Margaret Prescott, OF Salem, N. J.
1o--Baron de ST. Andre, French Consul at phisiel.
pbia.
.o-Catherne Brown, tcoiored.)
.I-Master Ingersoll of Philadelphia.
WOUNDED
1--wiliiam C. Msclsy Of New York, es-Nemte Of
Congress. q
2--Mr. Fisk, of Connecticut.
3--Jobn y. Gillespie Of Natchex, Mis-.
4--Mrs. John y. Gillespie.
5--Mrs. King, of ChsrlestowD. Va
eMr. s Back, Of Pttsburg IA.
mir. Kent, OF Mississippi.
s--simuci Lamb. Of Ohio.
a-Hon. Vim. Whelan, Washington, d. G.
I0-Commodore Joseph M. Smith.
1l--Srcnccr McCorkle U. S. Coast Survey.
1o-Mrs. HasIcm, Of Jersey City.
13--rcnnis o'kane, Of District Of Columbia
i-H. A. Hughes exnressman.
15--Charles W. Gutenberg, of Philadelphia.
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-soy isfTsn. .Ge.i~s IA, sitcfaoos, No toSvfy, rs-
sidiux IN North fiHbh s,rsrt, E b.. ssTrsiss "
ohrft w4tson a The fnh district sharyv n steal
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ALLEGED OUTRAGE uros Y0rxo pynALE.


Yesterday cncsfs H9iftcflc Enh r@mier, ~ thr I'M
~. MT san.a arrested ms n n ssea Joha te ehsfg.
.t.h ,.l., iu,.e.,.a i, s...,t,y x,,rg r.,n.n
=, -. 49,, -, .,,,..,,. -,
named Lyulss Fhilr- into . bsns" ~ ff"'ntnh"n sbd
srcrvardr erse'ns her ruin. The complainant aisss-
nat he ,ame ,son " n',~s = ~ 49, - s,.ieh
Se~ Yosl la, during hsr stay ia 10 c,y ~ "a. in
dnes., b, 4 man namsd Hsagy f<ut. piofrlsnr n :
sgcr bisr .s'.or 4 70. X SER ~ih'a '.s't = n.
-. ~ ...gg~l,Ix sa,ga,g; a,rs ron. II n.
- ~ 49,, me-, ~ IN a.Isl gsa Ts4r.
~ ~ i. y. .t,h - ...t,., - III. fl.s Il. -.
-, aasn.I ~ ib. dss mn s.so,i,a h, tfFptagsm y,
~ esic.rs . aue.iion. -e iheresfs trrfsrtsf con'
pain, sgs.nst thse msr sh.ffirg h'm ~iih iee sse'.
y%hfn % I. - = " is,+s -, l.t.a 4, /, ~ Tegb. ~
s,,.er II III .uet Connolly. the msg.;c's s.snr ~
warrant '.urleinani Y .enrcr =. l's.a ~, 80 ~"
stof ng under se'cfe sicinsss. ~ - rls~si nr'
ths esfs - VIZ t"''Fr NJ r@ifPh " hs'Ny it'''"
CHaRGT % srAGLsry.
,.,.v ,..p ,..e.4 eeo,ys pa.i.gn 49, s,e.p4
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observed the train backing, and waved white hanter
chief towards the driver Of the carriage warning 70
him moi the road This he either did not see
disregardcd and hence the melancholy consequence
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FTVO WESTWARD SHIPPERS. = TRANSPORTATION
Il O6ice, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Baltimore,
August l6 ls66ln consequence Of great misreprcsen
stions been made by interested parties beg to
inform the public that tho slight obstruction this road
at Kingwood Tunnel Ia entirely removed and that
freight (as well passengers) IL forwarded in both
directions promptly schedule time. The coutinaa
on OF this despatch IL ensured by the building Of ad
dtonal road over the hill at Kipgwood by which tho
OF the tunnel will be avoided until its widening and arch
Ing ID finished. This track is in Tho bus-
community is confidently that their freight
between the four great Atlantic cities and the West will
be transported by this road and it's connections In time
at least as short, at rates low, aud with much
general satisfaction as BY other route Shippers at
Office Of Baltimore Steamship Of Washington and
Albany streets. JOHN II. DONE,
Master Of Trans sportaton.
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~
AssYsYs reE ISr0xfSAvieS sYsryFpaf.

Thcr. rers forty Ave arrests for druptcpns.s -.
cr.sy in he the dGer nj JodicinI districts. oovs
hs~sroCs. rognB,Hm>ntf.
Yfrst Iis,Trt Police Court -Ias,ke ionnaly ... 10
-.r0nd do Do. d.. Justice resrcy ........t. ~
Third DO d.. IL. Jps'le. brennan ,Y4...tt. "
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

ACj MORRIS, C0HSERT co. >, can be obtained ra-
srectabe German English Scotch and Irish help for no
tells and private families; also walters coachmen gar
deners farmers and mechanics, at this the branch Of
flee, 102 Greenwich street. Terms moderate.
1tHRIST1AN HOSfl; FOR FEMALE SERVANTS. THIRTY.
~ eighth street between Fourth and Lexington
avenues governesses housekeepers 4Aso, servants in
every capacity supplied from the above institution.
IINIOS SQUARE OfFICE.-C0Oks, NURSES, WAIT
~ ers aud other domestcs provided for respectable
families, city country, at the Employment Agency
Once 90 East Fourteenth street Union square. B.
Persons applying for situations At this occ must bring
good reference. J. o. GALLAGHER, Agent.
"AN1ED-AI NO. EAST BROADWAY, tBAsE-
w ment,) girls girls girls coohs chsmhermaids,
seamstresses nurses 6c, Protestant and Catholic
private families also, situations for clerks portcrs
keepers coachmen, walters, boys for trades and stores
Charges moderate. Apply TO EDWARD GILLES.
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LOST AND FOUND.

IT osT-AUGtsr Il AT THE MIDDLE VILLAGE,
IL near Williamsburg q bay mare 49, hands high with
star on forehead saddle marks both sides OF back
short tail od hind foot white, fore foot white ring
both knees grszed. Any person bringing the said mare
TO tie undersigned will be rewarded. WM. HAgf.
II 0ST-0R DROPPED on THE STEPs OF No. VAR
IL ick street Odd Fellows emblem bresstpin three
links attached to stock 81 will be given 10 the person
who has found H. by leaving II az NJ, Narick street
No. "a Beehman street, third story.
II OST-GOING FROM 434 HUDSON STREET TO CHRIS
IL topher street depot, goh bracelet set with coral
beads. The finder viii be literally rewarded BY calling a
4J4 Hudson street, or AZ 405 Broadway.
GROVER, BAKER co.
DlCkED UP--IN THE FASf RIVER, On MONDAY,
IL Goth inst, sixteen feet boat green bottom,
white waist with red streak and gnwale recently
painted. Apply to Chas. Richards, Peek slip ferry.
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dEw PUBLxCArYOUR,

. D00K wANTED.-A COPY Or @LoUDoSs EScY
ID clopedia Of Cottage, Farm and Villa Architecture
Gc" second hand not objected to IL in fair order
Apply to G. S. Francis & Co., 252 Broadway.
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