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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-23
Sign and House Painting,

ME subscriber offers his services to the pub
j lie in the various branches of House and
Sign Painting, Granting, Gliding, DC, which
he is prepared to execute in neat aud durable
manner All orders entrusted to him will be
attended to promptly, and in workmanlike
nunnrr A..C. MATHES.
ClaFksburg. Jun gle, le54-Iy.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-23
Notice.

IOERSONS whose accounts have been stand
l. ing six months will please call and settle BY
note or otherwise. We think short settlements
are tn most satisfactory.
Novl If E. PRITCHARD, SON t. Co.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-23
New Works,

I UST received from rvterSon's. PhilaleIph;a
- Lost heiresS, by f. d. f. a. Southworth. :
flantuS Northern Bride. by Caroline L. LENT
Lamp Lighter, Jewit IL Co. Dubli,hc -
For sale by a. F. BARNES. :. fab7.-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-23

new supply rfsPotash, just re :
81 esived and fer sale by J.b.CARR.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-23

~ 4 ~ y,es of every dee
,NSSEt n 335l3s N scftptton IN
fsaf q 81 81 II sSTa. 8
III ~ FosTERS,
u GIRcULAlss,R
< & sS..sl Il kNpBILss Il
Ia "a 1IABELIs,
~ 81 sSS$$SS 0ARDs, Co.,
! aas8 neatly Prin-sf
81 ti;s tlar plain IA lorss bronze
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-23
More New Gond

NNTE are every week receiving new arrivals of
w Goods. Some fine Dress Goods have in At
come to hand which we aIe closing out chesp.
aFRfIsHARD son & co
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-23
'WGOreshin% Machines.

PALArrvr, Marion CO., Va, Aug. }, 1853.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
Sound DcIuocracv.


NThe Toledo Commercial Republican has
re5ontlv contained soma abI.. ar,;.,os ,,o,
,bI - n.,.a.,,,.. ;, ,..,;.,
~ "'"'' u -'o,"'''"o9' ""'o" "'e "'''
o0S0f''h5 o' c'"S'u''"''oA' we commend
to the consideration Of the Fusion Abolition
lists the views presented in the foIIowin
uact unon lha proaar govern r,ant of T.,,i.
,,,io. D.,r,,'.,,, o.,a..,. TN
'''' ""s'0 ''.0 '"Pi''y
assuming THIS position 1he Republican
says
"Especiallv does It exhibit depIorable
wan. OF clearness and accuracy of judomcpt
10 ATTEMPT to make it appe4r that A Demo
crat is necessarily 4 friend Il, slavery who
fayors the practice OF leaving the subject in
the Territories TO the {neonIe rather IIan IN
Congress. Had that body the power 70 de.
eide with rcpayd to the existence Of the in.
stitution in the States. the question mjgbt
assume somewhat different share. Even
hen, where such interest and !eehny are in.
yolved-sectiona! feeling and iaterest--itis
extremely doubtful whether Il wonId he wise
for Congress to attempt. in the present re
lations of agents to their constituents Ia le.
gisate on the question Nav it not also be
questionable whether il is wise It to trust the
settlement of the question of slavery in ,be
Territories TO Congress? Could we be assn.
red it would ALWAYS act arainst slavery ex
tension, it might answer to let it control;
but we cannot be SO assured The interests
of freedom will suffer more frequently than
they will gain by tie action OF that body.
In the Territories the question must be SET.
tied by the people directly interested, who
if they vote in favor Of slavery, vote to entail
an evil on themselves and their posterity.
In Congress the direct personal interest Of
those who decide the matter is comparatively
small. There are no means by which the
people of the Territories can be bought BY
one or the other side; there are abun .anl
means BIZ which the votes of members Of
Congress can be influenced Once formed
n'o states all ADMIT 'hat the people VIII
nave ,!It the rlgh1 10 decide lhlS beng SO, it
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
The Law Of Newspapers.

I. Subscribers who do not give express notice 10
the coStrary are considered wishing 10 continue
heirsubscripdons.
91If subscribers order the discondnuanee of their
Efiodcals, the publisher may continue to send them
dntil all arreaynges are paid.
3 lfsubscribers neglect or refuse to take their pc
iodicas from the offices 'e which they are directed
they are held responsible till they have settled the
bill and ordered them discontinued
b A. II subscribers remove TO ether places without
informing the publishers, and the papers are sent TO
he former direction, they are held responsible.
B. 1he Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the Office, or removing and leaving
ihem uncaed Tor, is prima acia evidence ol inteh-
ional fraud.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26

A HfNr ID THJsE wH) owe FOR THEIR
PAPER MORE THAN YnAa The following
lit.le scrap which We find in On exchange
we should be glad to have every man who
owes for the Sentinel longer Than a year, TO
stick in tie crown Of his hat. There is moth
lag Ike prompt payment in all kinds Of busi-
ness but more especially in paying Tor your
paper.
While on this subject, We might say,
that We know of no better way for our sub
scrbers to make Christians or New Years's
Presents to US during the Holidays, than
by coming or sending TO US this week and
n xt what they owe rs. How many &ilI
take this hint? We want to publish a Gle
gion Of Honor this day two weeks Of all
those who pay for the Sentinel during tha'
time. Shall il be a respectable one? We
leave this question with our noble hearted
patrons to decide. They are capable of
deciding. Let there be general rush 10
the Sentinel Office during the next two
weeks, and let every man who owes us
say; "Charey Allen shall have his pay for
the aper he has sent US, within that lime" !"
But to lie liulo scrap
"When a man has allowed his account to
stand unsettled for number Of years, I've
very likely will dispute its accuracy, and
imagine he has not been credited for pay
ment made in .he dusty years OF the past. I"
MARRIED In Freeport, on the 18Th inst,
by Rev. Wm. /. Baldwin, Mr.. WILLIAM
SrEApMAN and Mis- ANN r. ALLEN, al. Of
that place.
ol the same day, by the Rev. 7. r.
Crawford, Mr.. VIM. Romans, of Freeport,
and Miss RACHEL a. ADAMS, near Moore
field.
o. the 9Th ult., by Rev. S, II. Swingle,
Mr.. MICHAEL TwrsKET Of this county, and
Mise MARGARET EAsrERDAY, Of Carroll coun
ty.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
"No Speaker.

Our friend Brister, of the Newark Times,
thus gives his readers the proceedings Of
Congress-
EgNO SPEAKER up to Friday NOR
ming, / z o'clock, we have no news from
Washington of the election of Speaker to
the House. Ofcourse the Presidents Mes.
sage cannot be delivered until both Houses
are organized. Bevond the baIlotling in
the House. and a few nnimportant inita-
tory steps taken in The Serate, the members
Of both branches, have done nothing better
for the country than smoking long mines
and imbibing brandy cocktails. Oh! band
of repabticpn patriots! inspired by love Of
the nigger how you fight for the darkey--
while the cost. now only 10000, has to be
paid by the white man!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
Corn Shelters.

Mr.. Daniel Mcllrary is the sole agent for
Harrison county, for the sale of superior
article Of Corn Shelters. Thesa naohines
only cost 9 10 each, and small boy can
shell with one Of them from 70 to so bush
els Cf corn per day. Every farmer we
should think would purchase one Of them
just as soon as he sees it. For durability
and lightness they cannot be excelled.
These shelters can be seen at the stores
of s. d II. McFadden, Cadiz; /. Lewis,
Georgetown; and Mr.. Kennards, at New
Athens. Also at his residence three miles
south Of Calia on thd Wheeling and Hw-
risville plank road.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26

ascendency Of The Democratic principle,
whether 10 large or small communities. /!
we could conseive it possible that the people
Of any new Territories would deliberately
vote TO entail upon themselves slavery. Of
shat benefit would be prohibition by Con
gress? 1t nigh, prevent for time P r
licular form Of opp' ession; but if the people
were really in favor of it. or willing to sub
nit 10 it, Congress conld not prevent them
from establishing, even under color Of re-
publican law, something almost as bad.
The spirit as well as form of liberty is ne
cessary for its preservation.
"Anolher consideration in favor oi this
policy is its tendency to disconnecl the Gen
eral Government from slavery"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
But 10 the Htrald's articlc:--

One of the Oldest establishments in the
West, is undoubtedly the Boundary and
Machine Works, Of Means g. Brothers.
We visited Ike place on yesterday, and
from the busy appearance which it piesen-
Ted. We should judge that its hitherto cx
ensiye business was rapidly increasing.
These buildings are located betw,tr
North and Dock streets, below Third, ald
cover an area If about four hundred fec,
square. The Founiary proper, or briIiins
deyoiad to the Manufacture Of iron ana
brass castings is one olunusual size. Here
are to be seen in all their varieties ana in
: At prefusion, railroad car wheels. ped,s
tEis and hubs, oil boxes, mill gealin4s,
thrsshing machines, plows, veg boxjs
DC, DC Ths annual an unt Of mUa ussl
is a5out six hondred tons.
The Machine Works adiotning the Foun.
Diary buiIling, likewise, prespnt evidence a
enterprise and abiIsty. Steam engines,
boilers and every variety of machinery are
here produced, with dispatch that is quite
iaarpUsing to 10 the unuitiated.
| The steam engines built at this estab
.rhment, are particularly worthy of note
they are upon the improved plan. invented
| by Cope Their chief excellence exists in
| the fact, that the 2monnt Of fuel requisite to
lis use, is greatly dimin shed. Tins firm
have sold and pitt IN operation. a great ma
ny Of these engines during the past year,
and have had the pleasure of knowing that
fhey gave universal satisfaction to the pur.
5h EstTs,
/ Means & Brothers, have also erected and
put in operation, an extensive msauf4etory
of Railroad cars. Ths building is of brick,
and is one huodred and seventy five feet
in length, by seventy FIVE in breadth
They employ a large number of the mo t
skliiIul workmen, ami produce cars equal
ifnot superior to any that are manufactu
red in the East The lumber OF Cars
built at this estah ishment, is about one hun
dred,and forty per anDum.
The constant accumulation Of patterns in
this house from the period Of its commence
men, make it one Of the best points in Eas-
ten Ohio to obtain work.
| The annual sales of this firm in the diff
ferent departments of business, exceed
100000, and they undoubtedly deserve
the greatest encouragement, for the enter
p Use and ability which they have NANTES.
ted.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
Gree Love" in Mercer Pa.

The Editor Of the Mercer Democrat has
discovered that a Free Love organization
meets in the Water Cure establishment,
near that place. The busldins being unoc-
cuPied, affords capital place for such NEE
tings. His informant attended one Of those
meetings, and during the course Of the even.
ing he felt his "afiinity" rising, and he ac-
cordingly "made up" to sister, to whom
he was spiritually directed. and profered
his services for the evening; the maiden
not being spiritually inclined, drew back
her hand. and slapped his mouth. This
Knocked his affinity" below par. After
another unsuccessful attempt, he "brOke"
for home.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
"5taabonville in Scraps"

The editor of the SteubenyiIle Herald has
been writing series of articles with the
above heading. In looking over them, we
fad the following jast and well merited
notice Of the extensive Foundary and Ma
chine works of Messry Means 4 Brothers,
OF that city. To those of our rienls in this
county who need anything in their inc, we
would advise them to give these gentlemen
a call; as l. will be to their interest to do
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
My whole is the name of great man.

AFFLIcTED.--We regret to hear of the
continued illness of our old friend Robert
Alexander of Cassvlle. He has been con-
fined to his room for several weeks with In
fammatory Rheumatism. We shall miss
him at our Democratic meeting to day,
which will be the first one that he las mis-.
sed since the war Of 1914 He was 1T one
then at North Point, and has always been
on duty ever since defending the true party
of his country. May God in his Providence
restore him to health.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
Geographical Enigma.

] am composed Of ! / letters.
My II, 2, Z, IA is lake in British Ame-
rica,
Ny 6, 3, 5, II is county in Ohio,
My |, IA. 8 II is a cape in the United
States.
My 4, 7, 6, IA is a river in Africa.
My 8, 4. 8 is a cape in Massachusett'.
MY 8 lo' 5, | | is q county in Illinois.
Ny 8, IA, 5, 10, II is river in British
America.
My 10, 6, 3, i2. 5 is a county in Oregon
My IA, II, s is river in illinois.
My 6, IL, 8, 8 is u gulf in Asia.
Ny 5, Z. IA, is city in Germany.
My 3. !, 2, 2, -, 3 is the name Of g
country.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
fronl 3}msas.
[For the Sentinel.
Special Despatch.
DECEMBER, G.

DLAENNehr "
The head quarters o; the insurgents
(Lawrence) is invested aRd surrounded by
the Kansas Militia. The troops from Forts
Leavenwor,h and Riley, under the requisi-
ton Of Gov. Shannon, are. or will be on the
ground to day.
The insurgents seem. thus far, deter
mined to resist. Artil ery'has been taken
up With the intention. if resistance is made;
to batter down the town.
An organized comp'ny of Abolitionists
had formed the plan of making an attack
upon the town Of Atchison. distance from
Lawrence a5eut fifty. miles, as it was
then in de'enceless pesitiSn, the men resi-
dent there, having turned ont on the call OF
the Governor. The few remaining at home
having heard Of this coap demaia, immcdi-
ately called upon the citizens lover the fiv-
cry in Platte county, 1r all, who promptly
responded 10 the call, and prevented the
sackng and burning-and perhaps, per-
petratins other deeds still more atrocious.-
You may think, Mr.. Allen, shat my Ian
guage, when speaking Of this party, is too
severe. hui, dear sir. permit me to say to
you, that Massachusetts, and other Eastern
States, have poured into this Territory
moat abandoned SET Of scsmps:--the filth
the spume that has been formenting and
bubIing in the purieus Of the Eastern cit.
les, and by an active purgatiou have been
thrown into onr miIst and we are required
to endure this nuisance without abatement.
We confess to degree Of Indignation at
such sireatment--lhat Ills fair Territory
must be made the receptacle OF The misera
be party hacks, broken down politicians, men
OF desperate fortunes, who are willing like
Mr.. Macawber to be sent to a PENAL COLONY
in hope "that something may turn up" to
better their condition, and improve thei.
desperate fortunes.
Such are most Of the leaders in this re
belIion--ealing an army of Eastern Malt
Robbers, Burglars, Pick pockets, Horse
thieves. Coun,erfeiters, Convcts having
served their time, or, pardoned cut Of their
Penitentiaries, the emptyius of prisons at
a general Jail deliyery-Hyja, L" uyA!
o'clock, P. NJ. Information has this
moment reached me thro' reliable source,
that last night tie head man Of the "Emi
grant Aid Society" in the Territory, S4mu-
cl 9. Ponroy, was captured by a party of
Kansas Militia, W Lille attempting to pass
their lines. On searching him unreasonable
papers were found in his possession" 1t
is greatly feared, such is their exasperaton
and SO obnoxious has he rendered him self,
that in the heat of excitement he will be
hing by sentence of Judge Lynch, OF a
Drum Head court Martiil.
shall report to yoa anyt.ling Of interest
that takes pace.
In haste, Yours, -. ..-.---
WM. WALKER
lss 2. S. 5oclock, p. NJ A Surveyor has
Just come in, who states. that the party
wlich captured Ponroy have determined
sto hang hlm to morrow. Bat this will b.
! preven ed by Gov. Shannon and the com
lnanding llicer w. w.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
Notice.,

THE subscriber having purchased the entire in.
terest OF Francis MorDy in the tunnery OF George
Morey, Is authorized TO settle all the claims Of the
late firm. The business will hereafter be continued
by the undersigned | have now, and will keep con.
santly on hand large and extensive assortment Ci
all kinds oil leather, to which invite the attention Il
he public.
The highe market price will be paid in cash for
HIDES aud SKINS. SAMUEL GEORGE.
F. ). Those having land to clear would do well tc
save their BARK, US it will pay the expense otclent
ing. s. u.
Cadiz, O. March %, 1854.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
Quick Sales and Short Profti !
Y. &. u 8 n u =.

TTTOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Cad
w IL and vicinity, that he manufactures all
kinds of Cabinet Fnrni,Ure, Neniuou blinds, Mat
rssses and cushions, aud keeps a general as5ort-
meut of Cane seat and wood Chairs. aisa Q splendid
assortment of Gilt Molding which he makes up into
Looking glass and Picture Frames, all OF which he
is determined to sell nt such prices to make il an
object for purchas rs 10 buy OF him
Particular attention given to fenovatiag Matrass
and putting up window shades and curtains yeDi.
ton blinds rPpainted and ro;rimmed. All work
warranted. Give him a call balure purchasing
Wate-room Marktt street, opposite Mccomieks
tor O. [1ct. 10, -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
SCI AVlENG

All who have boards to cut or hair 10 crop,
Just call on me at my old shop;
Yes, friends, I'll tell you what to- 30.
Give me call at Number Two;"S
At noon or owe, by night OF day,
Or any time that you can stay;
But give ME time, dear sir, to rest.
Upon that day that God has hlessed.
My room Is neat, my towels clean,
My scisso. 3 sharp, and razurs kcen,
And everything think YOU'LL liud,
To suit the taste aud please tile nlilsA,
And then ImoS~ my hand as sFrs,
AS any barber e'er can do,
With rapid touch lilsmoolh the Eaes,
And dress the hair with equal gracs,
And all that art and skill caa do,
Your money will procuro for you.
October 8, 1851. LOT WILLIS
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
New Year! New Vol! New Type!

Is again abroad, bearing alott the moltors eli De.
npcracy. For iiieen yeurs haVe been in he habit
Of annually making our bow totGe American peo.
pie. and presenting the caIm5 OF thi phper to
their support as National Democrats Journal.
Happily do we announce that rom the issue
OF lis first number until the present time, its circu
ation has soadry increased undl now it can
boast with having Subscribers in every Stale and
Territory othis Union and is in principle in circu
olon and IN reputation, emphaticLlya National
Paper
The new Volume will commence on the first day
OF January next, at which time it will appear a.
gain enlarged, mud onnew Copper Faced type.
The year 1876 promises 10 be prolific IN great c.
vents. Iii; seldom in ones life time that So MANY
exciting questions are on the tnpis Mt the same
time, Tor tie consideration OF the People
lhe Presidential election which occurs once in
four years The dolnys oi n fusion Congress which
never happened before The Rceder revolution in
Kansas, new question The Revolution in Mex.
leo, the last we hope; und the great Eu.opaan war
Are + II subjects OF laoncntugus interest 10 the
! people of this couatry.
| The pl,in Dealer. which now baIonrS 10 thp
'AsG0cioted Prose- " Of New York, will be in daiIy
receipt Of 'relegraphtc Reports from all parts Of
ti,e world. and will be enahled to publish all the
latest news days in advance OF any & .stern pager
| 1t will also contain lII and faithful records Of
{ Markets, Agricultural Intelligence, Blowing
up OF Banks, the Presidents and Gov.
! ernor's McssGagcs, Proceed.
lngs Of Congress and the
| l4sHislatA ~ Abolition
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
New Years Addce s.

Wesley will be on hands next Tuesday
morning, New Years dey,) AMI he wishes
all OF his friends and patrons to be prepared
10 receive him.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26

Eg-Will Brother We say brother because
we are or vsre both N5taoaiSts,) Hatton tell
US when he is going to raise anohter "hua-
xah" for Bingham.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26

4E5~ Hatcher & Brother are clever and
extensive dealers, and sell as cheap as any
store in town, Ifyou don't believe it give
them call.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
Wonderful Discovery!
DF. &. X5ppeTien's
WORM P6STILLES.

THIS new vulu-blo WORM MEDICINE corn
biaes iwu mast desirable qualities wanting in al
other NCtmuses; us a lDe Confectionery IL IS ecsJ
administered, while ls a meLiliaU II never llils IC
cu.t
Mothers aud NurCes gTii dosing your children
with tll- nauscous Worm S'niis and get a Box Of
Dr. Zpperen's Worm Candy, you viii fiat it a.
the Drug Stores 0f John Deai! aud John Mclean.
Catiz. Ohio.
Jlrt a 1851 Cu1
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26

ETA happy and pleasant Christmas
an New Years to all of our patrons. May
they prosper and get rich during the COM
ing year
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
Teu!zls.

l cory one yasr. r........................& $500
l copy six months s.....................I I00
10 copies one year to one ofiice. ........ 1900
% ............ $500
215-Any one sending usa club of ten shall re.
ccige The eleventh copy gratis
9:E' No premiums allowel for clubs OF fifty.
%" All subscribers to clubs must begin at the
u me time, Pay Invariably in tdyance. Money
as our risk ifregstered,
All friends otthe Pialn lealer and the Democratic
Party to whom this prospectus is sent are rcoussl.
ed to act asagens 1t being Presidential year we
have put CLUBS at cost IN order to give the most
confer a great favor by acting ug agents
Address, j. w GRAY cleveland, O.
i,y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26

Ey-A good place TO buy presents for the
Holydays is at Qrests Jewelry store, Main
Street.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26

A FARM containing about l20 acres, situated in
Gree' township, tarIison co. o., three miles east
of Cad;z one Half miles from tht Fitiage pl Union
For particulars enquire 0f the subscriber living
the pTenIises BAZALEEL MANLY.
Dec Il 1855 3m.pd
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26

AN IMPROVEMENT. Tho new railing a
round the porch of the Probate Office
What a capital place that porch wi be next
swimmer for fusonism and KDow Nothing
ism to lay plans to humbus voters.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
JOHN C0NWLLL,
FQSYa5O3gGsYP EUjEO1

CtgbsE. SJEfN.
VETopld respectfully inform the citizens o Ca ~
w diz and the surrounding country. thaI he ES
now busy carrying cn the above business in as
al Of lis various branches in tie new brick building
Up stairs, back room, opposite the Mansion House
lie will warrant his work to be nude IN tire very
bes style as he will keep noue but the best o
WORK men in his employ.
Tom Williams latest New York and Philad"'
phia Fasins Just received;
Cadiz, y. April u, 1854