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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-05

PUBIC WoRKs.-The repairs Of the Pub
lie Works this State were let recently, to
the lowest bidder for years. They were
divided into 8 sections. and let to different
individuals at an aggregate Of S276. $50 a
yem. The amount paid annually. for these
repairs. for the last six years. was s362, .
988. 54--saving to the state Of S96 558, ,54.
This is first step in Republican Reform
Republican.
ES-If we thought that our neighbor
wrote the last sentence of the above para
graph through ignorance, (as it displays a
great amount Of that kind Of article, we
should pay no attention to it. All Of the
above paragraph is true except the last
sentence; but the idea of it being "Repub-
llcan Reform" is supremely ridiculous to
SAP the least of it. 1t is well known to ev-
cry intelligent man in the State that there
are still two members of the Board of Pub
lie Works who are Democrats -MeSsrs
Steedman and Griswod. The other mem.
ber is lusioEist, Know Nothing, Wing,
Republican, or any thing else that will suit
the crowd that he is in, and who goes by
the name Of Jacob Blickensdeffer, Jr Mr.
Steedman does not retire until January
next. When the proposition was up to let
out the repairs of the public works to She
lowest bidder, and It's adoption was urged
by Messrs Steedman and Griswold, Blick-
cnsdeffrr showed his usual trait--bull head
ishness. At first he would not say wheth-
er he was for or against it. Towards the
close Of the proceedings he came out "a
gainst the proposition. But the other two
members of the hoard carried it over his
head. The job was then advertised, and
we have The result of the lettings in the a
bove paragraph. Whatever credit is due for
this large saving to the State belongs TO the
Democratic members of the board. And we
fear it will be the last saving of any kind
that will take place for the next year or two,
as these so called Republicans will soon be
III power.
Don't you think, friend IIatton, that You
had better not talk about Republican reform,
until the people have an opportunity of see
inc little of of it? You had better wait
until your party gets in power before they
produce reforms.
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vgY W' e. IW7


FROM the caFA st ages Wine has been known
aud esteemed o the choicest productions of The
earth. 1t is rendered preyerhia in Scripture. In
the present age )od Wine is not only valued as n
luxury, but here several kinds wfich are heId
in high estimation by the meuical profession, ami
form valuable commodity in every good Dispense
tory In Europe there are upwards Of fifty different
kinds of grape. But it has remained for modem
science and skill to produce a luxurious und delight
fui Wine from Medical Plants and Roots This OBJ
iect has been fully acconplishCdin in an article coed
DR. Halscv's Forest Wine. From a valuable for
muIa OF Roots Plants, &c, Of the highest medical
order, is here produced pure Wine equal, ii not
superior in flavor to any imported at the same time
retaining all the virtues Oi ore of the best Medicinal
Formulas ever known
No invaii can object to take the Forest Wine on
account al disagrcea5le aste, and none can take ii
without being convinced OF its great value med
ica agent From our own experience we can vOuch
for the excellence nt this Wine and we rust that
very, one whose health is in the least impaired will
eead DR.. IIalsey's advertisement, which will be
irund in our columns to-day, and avail themselves
OF he remedy.
For sale by tho appon ted Agent JOAN BEALL
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MARRIED-on the 29th ult., by r. NJ.
Kennedy, Esq, Mr.. ISAAC N. Wright, to
Miss SARAH ANS LEwI., both Of Freeport
tp. Harrison CO.
-On the e9th ult. by Rev. T. r
Crawford. Mr.. THoMAs DoLL, 10 Miss MARY
BELL, both Of Harrison CO.
At Espieb's Hotel. in New Philalel
pbia. on the 26th ult, by Rev A Magee,
Mr.. SAMUEL DOUGLASS, Uf Vinton, Benton
county. Iowa. to Mrs. NANCY STRAwY, Of
New Philadelphia.
-On the 99th ult.. by VIM. Arnold,
Esq. the Rev. HUMPnREY DooLrKG, to Mrs.
MARIA WILLIAMS, (colored) both Of Cadiz,
Ohio.
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The WAR OF 1&I2--NATIoNAL CoNvEN
rIoN The defenders of the country in the
war of 1912, who met last January in the
CiNy of Washington, are requested to assem-.
bic there again on the approaching anniver'
airy of the battle of New Orleans, pursuant
to the resolution adopted at heir last ses
sion, to which time AMI place the Con ven
ton adjourned. AS many of the delegates
have gone to their last account, since thai
sdjournment, it is recommended that addi-
tional delegates be chosen. Mny impor,
.tant propositions will pc presented to the
consideration of the Convention. Meetings
should be held forthwith in the several
States, to make necessary arrangements
A full attendance of delegates is very desi.
rable.
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Important News.

IN order to carry on the bus mess Of publishing
he Cadz Sentinel successfully, we mnst have what
s owing 10 us There are a number OF persons who
owe us from 1ne to five years subscription. The
amount is small TO each one of them. but large in
the aggregate to us. There is TO need of any man
owing for his paper longer th..n year. II takes
MONEY all the time to pay for hands, paper, rent,
&c These communal dem1uds agninst rs we can-
not meet unless our patrons promptly pay We
therefore earnestly desire TO have settlement with
every man that owes for either subscription. adj
vertsing or Job work. gainst the first day of next
IARlary Those who are not enmng sending TO
Cndz against tha, time, remit by mail what they
owe us.
If we are put TO the necessity of emp loving a col
hector after the first of January shall charge
cry man that he calls upon, two dollars aud fifty
cents year We trust that all who owe us will
feel that il is their dutyt ray Immediately for that
which they have been reading, AMI not be reading
apaper thai they have not paid for. All who attend
to this notice Immediately. will have onr honry
thanks receive Letter paper, and show by their
actions that they do not intend to be in debt TO the
Pfintef CHARLES N. ALLEN.
< Cadiz, Ohio, November 81, ls5j-f
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Legal Notice.

William Parry. Administrator of I Probate
Arthur Pught deceased, plaintiff Court
VS.
Jesse Pugh, Acncas Pugh, John
Pugh, David Pugh, Rebnrca }Petitinn to
Pugh, Hannah Pugh, William sell Land
e. AIRY, and Albna Parry
his wife and Susannah b.
Sciby, Defendants.
To Susannah Sclby one of the hcIrs and legal
representatives, OF Arthur pugh, deceased you aru
hereby inf rmed that uu The 22nd day of November
A d. le35, said Administrator filed his petit II in
the Probate Court Of liar isCn county Ohio the ob
ect AMI prayer OF ich petition is obtain an or.
der &c, on the seventh day Of January A. d 1856,
in and for the sale of the following real estate Of
which the said Arthur Pugh died. seized or,so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the debts said
decedcnt to wit: Being a part OF the south west
quarter oil section number ten (l0,) township num-
ber eleven tll.) and range mher six (b) confniu.
ing abog' one hundred and thirty (l30) perches,
more or less. Dated November 22nd 1855
WILLIAM T.. PARRY.
Administrator of Arthur Pugh accused
J. Fl. McMATH, Atty.
Nov. %, 1859 3w- pr fec3 Is
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TaE woEpER OF THE AGE.

Dr. Tobas's Venetian Linimcnt is warranted to
cure Cholera, Coir, Sea Sickness Chrome Rhcn.
matism, Eomi ing. Cuts, Burns, Old Sores. Swell
Ilngs Toothacho, Headache and pains OF ali kinds
or pay.
GREET ErEEor RnEuMArISM.-Csptt om,iork Of
the steamer B ,liic collins Line was cured Of SO
we're attack Of Chronic Rhcnmati-m ia few days
by Dr. IN1bus'5 celebrated Venetian iinimGnt.
CASG OK CunLEEA,--Mr. John Wright Of the firm OF
j. Wr tht Il Co., No. l5l Chrrtres st New Orleans
was immediately cured OF an attack Of Cholera by
'fohiasa IAuincnt.
vow TING AND CoIC--Elrs. Joseph Nicholl, No
l6.EsSoy ST. New York, was cured Of an attack o.
Collie and Vomiting by DR., Tobias's Venetian Lint
iment
Depot, No GO Corllandt ST.. New York Sold Ey
all Il c Druggists Price y and 30 c,nts.
AGESIS-I Fl Logan & Go. and Thompson e.
Patterson, Whcong Joh1 sB,1l and5 Ham 1t,
Cadjz A iWl Schneider, Aloorcleid; M Jollcy, Ne"
Murhet; + Pnipps Il Co., Smyrna dcc5ly
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Quick Sales and Short Profits!
ri. A. HI A NJ MA.

VETOULD respectfully inform tho citizens of Cad.
w iz and vicinity, that ne manufac lures all
kinds of Cabinet Furniture; Veniuon blinds, Mat
rasses and cushions, and keeps general assort-
meni Of Cane seat and wood Chairs, also a splendid
assortment Of Gilt Molding which he makes up into
Looking glass and Picture Frames, all of which he
IS determined to sell ut such prices as to make il an
object for purchas RS TO buy Of him.
Particular attention given TO renovaiing Matrass
and putting up window shades and curtains vent,
ton blinds, repanied and retrinimed. All work
warranted. Give him call before purchasing
Ware.room Murat street, opposite McCotmieks
store. loct 10, '55
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-05

Cleveland. Nov. 29.-Flour, $3.50
Wheat, LIS.
Chicago, Nov. 26.-Wheat, 1,4l0t so
Pork, 7, 80 per cwt.
Detroit, Noy. 49, Flour, 7, ,5o@7, ,62.--
w heat, so a.
New York, Dec. l.--Flour, 9,60@9, 81
Wheat, 2, 2,I6@2.2O.
af Cincinnati, Nov. 30.--Flonr, 8,oo.-
Wheat, l,64@1,74. Pork, 6.25@6,5 so.
SteubenviIle, Dec. Flour, 8, 50@8,75
Wheat, l,65@l, 10. Pork, 6,75@7O0.
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Democratic State Convention.

Democratic state ConVentlon.
The State Central Committee met in Co.
llmbus on Thursday and agreed upon a
ralIfor State Convention on the 9Th Of
January.
On the motion OF Major William Hunt,
itswas
RESOLVED, That the Democratic party
adhere to It's time honord usage, as meet
ing in convention on the 8 h Gf January next,
in Columbus and nominate one candidate fer
Supreme Judge, one member of the Board
of Public Works. one Superintendent OF
Schools, forty-six delegates to the National
Convention, form an electoral ticket, and
appoint State Central Committee for the
ensuing year.
WASHINGTON MCLEAN, Chm.
NJ. c. RYAN, Sec'y.
EE Harrison county is entitled two votes
iii said Convention. A meeting for the
purpose of appointing delegates from Har-
risen county to the next 8:h Of January
convention will be held ia Cadiz on Tues
day, December 25. Christmas day 1855.
Let our Democratic friends from each town
ship be on hands. 1t is high [ me that
we should begin the work of organizing for
the coming p esidential campaign, and we
know Of no better time to commence than
row.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-05

DIED-On the Attn ult., at the residence
of her father, Mr. Reuben Allen, in Wash
ington township, Harrison county, Ohio,
Mrs. REBECCA A. PACKER, consort Of MI.
lsnac Packer, of Wheeling, Virginia.
--On the 25th Sept. last, EMMA CAR
CLINE, daughter of George S. and Matilda
Atkinson, aged one year, ten months and
twenty days. Also on the 10th Nov ANNA
AMANDA daughter of tn same, aged two
years and eleven days. These were twin
children.
In St. Lonis, Nov Goth, Mrs. CAru.
AFINE, consort of VIM Bennett. Esq, orthat
city. Mrs. B. was for number of years
a resideneol this county.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-05
WAGON MANUFACToRY.

n III undersigned takS pleasure il announcing to
i the citizens of Harrison and adjoining cnun
ties, that they have commenced the above business
in all its branches. They have superior facilities The
manufacturing every kind Of vehicle having learn
ed the business with 4 man that understno, Il ia all
It's branches. Thti. wCrH will BE- manufacIu ed I
style superior to anY the place, and on the most
iavdrBble terms. They will warrant their work to
be made IN the latest and best manner. Those wish.
ing any Amd OF vehicle are solicited TO give N
call beio purchasing elsewhere.
All kinds ot repairing, such as repaiuug, wood
work and trimming executed at the shortest notice,
aud on the best teIns. We keep none but the best
Of workmcn in employ. New work exchanged
for old
9Cf Shop directly east of the American House, in
the well known stand formerly occuDis,, hv l. 5.
Ditmars, PENN & HARpER.
CndlZ Ohio ApTil lS55-Iv
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-05

All who have boards to cut or hair to crop,
Just call on me at my old shop;
Yes, friends, Ill tell you what to do:
Give me call at "Number Two;''
A. noon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stay;
But give me time, dear sir to rest,
Upon that day that God has blessed.
My room is neat, my towels Glenn,
My scissors sharp, and ruzors keen,
And everything ] think you'll lind,
To sui, the taste and please the mind,
And then meg- my hand as true,
AS any barber e'er can do,
= With rapid touch I'll 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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CARRIAGE, WAGON & BUGGY
M MANDATORY .

A ARON FORMAN THANKFUL for the liberal pat
EAronnge heretofore teqtended to him, would au
nounce to the citizens Of Harrison, and the adioinnt
countless that he is now better prepared than ever to
manufacture TO order Family Carriages, Barouches
Bugges Gigs, Sulkies, and Wagons OF all kinds ant
ICES which he feels confident cannot be excel led b
any other sEop in the country.
Having stock Of material that is really unsurpas
sed, and having full knowledge OF the business in
all its branches, be respectfully asks those who mar
wish anything in the above line, to give him cali. "A
His shops in the rear of Mr.. Slenmons' Blacksmith
Shop, and nearly opposite the Cadiz Hotel, where w
may at all times be found J
Cadiz, October l8, 1885.
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Beneficial Results Of the Princi-
pile Of Non Intervention.

Gov. Reeder stated I'm hisrecent speech
at Easton, Pa, that numbers who came in
to Kansas, in March last, as part of the
force that invaded its polls, have since be-
came residents and joined the free state par
ty; and that some Of ,those who actually
owned slaves within the territory have car
ried their slaves to Missouri, and, returning
with the proceeds of their sale, taken ga
firm and open stand with the friends ofself-
government and free institutions"
Such are the results Of the principle of
non.intervention.
The controlling influences in the elections
in the Southern States are pro slavery;
hence, under the system Of congressional
the wishes Of the many south
erners who are opposed to slavery ex.en.
sion are never represented. But the prin.
ciple Of non. intervention, while it affords
basis on which all northern men can unite,
is The only means which have ye. been
found hy which the rational nti-slavery
sentiment Of the south can be made effec.
tive to prevent the spread Of the eyil.--To-
iedo Repub.
o~eN~1ONJ~Nr-N~~.oON-
ES- When once infdelity can percuade
men that they shall die like beasts, they
will soon be brought b, live like beasts also
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-05

EErA call has been issued for a National
KRow Nothing convention to be he Id in
Philadelphia on the 2snd day of February
next, Tor the purpose Of nominating can
didate for President and Vice President.
s. G. Mckee. Of Carrollton. we understand
has been appointed as The delegate from
this district.
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Dissolution,

Tbe firm krown as s. B. LUkENS & G. W
was on the 2Uth day OF August, dissoi.
we'd by mutual consent Oct, 3Ist 1875.
S. b. LUkENS.
&. w. MUFFlr.
tsuy, ! ran safely recommend all M; ucquain,all.
cGa Gesiring a ~ work d0ru.
His work " II class amongst the fsst having At
The last Fair III Harrison county taken the First
Premium aud Di ,lOmn, on tuii set OF Gum Sock.
ct Teeth, which cGn be at his office by call.
ing snon. G. ". MUFflr
Oct. 3lst 81
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-05

Ef~ The term of naturalization in Cana
da has been reduced from seven TO three
years. Canada is proiting by the foolish
Know Nothing naturalization laws that have
been passed in the New England States.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-05

re-" lhc Stcubcuvi.le Union, Of the 3oth
ult., in speaking of the Philadelphia sub
scriplons to the S. Il |. r. R. says;-''Wc
learn, on good authority. that the substan-
,ial subscriptions Of stock TO the Steuben,
vile and Indiana Rtilroad ia the city Of
Philadelphia, exceeds 100000. No mis-
take this time. No doubt is entertained
but that the quarter Of million will be rails
ed; but it will take more time than was at
first supposed"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-05

GS-A telegraphic despatch, dated Nov
26. says that Cows. Wise Of Virginia and
Cobb of Georgia have declined in favor of
James Buchanan as their choice for the
Presidency. PennsJ wanna will also in
struct unanimously for Buchanan.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-05

sRs~Our neighbor is out in favor of a
Know Nothing STAKEHOLDER for the Office Of
Clerk of the House of Repre-" entatives.--
Where art thou fed-"God and liberty"
''cnnsecrated to human Freedom" "slave
propagandiSts. and all such highfaluting
words?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-05

RE-our distinguished U. S. Senator,
Hon. Geo E. Push, led TO the hymenial al.
ter on Thanksgiving Day in Cincinnati,
Miss Therese Chalfant, second daughter OF
r. Chalant, Ed, Of lhat city.
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II. CilILDS u 90.
WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE

No. 1873 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
II JAVEi just received their Fall Stock Of Boots
! land Shoes, consisting of over -Four tho sand
Cases of LADIES', Genemen's, Misses. Bows and
ChilI ens wear, purchased drec from the Eastern
Manufacturers, principally tor cash, previous to
the recent advance in stock and selected with
great care as to quality and sizes adapted tn tho
Western rade
Nj rchant.s wishing Pittsburgh will find it advan.
tageous TO lOuh though an immcnse establishment
before purchasing, rs we are Gelrrmi ned to sell as
low as any New 4olE, Philadelphia or Baltimore
Jobbing Houses,
Prime New York Sole Leather constantly kept
ull htnd.
9c51r articuIar attention given to orders
(ocIOJ Ill UHiLDS e. co.
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EEfhe Cincinnati Enquirer, Of a late
date. has an able article on the Congress
siouaI delegate from Kansas to Congress.
Il opposes lhe admissioe of either Whitfield
or Rseder@ This is the correct doctrine,
one thar We heartily approve Of We shall
publish the Enqnirers' article in our negt.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-05

In TRouBLE. express train of the
Central Ohio Railroad was stopped at New
ark on last Thursday by the sheriff. who
levied on the passenger cars. and perm tted
the mailcar and locomotive to 90 on.
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]. 3. SWITZERLAND.

Pres't of the Convention, elected 1855.
The Editors throughout the Union will o.
blige the men of the second War of Inde-
pendence, by giving publicity to this notice.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-05

Eg~Rev. Geo. Buchanan, for more than
fory years pastor of tNe Associate Reform
ed Church in Steubenville, died recently.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-05

Eg- Allison, of the Steubenville Herald
thinks that Reverend politicians are 'bad
eggs We shouldn't wonder if he is right.
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PROCLAMATION Extra!
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRTCESi 4
70 TIE PEOPLE OF
HlRRIy9Y COUNTY,

WHO have extended 50 liberal and generous nat.
ronnge to me during my residence in Cadz, In
which period OF II'ne it has leeu my good f,rtre
20 form many acqniufance>, MAKE many fricnd4
whose friendship and kindness will ever be re,ncn,,
nefed WIN ihe most pleasant etaOti0ns. Time n
us onward tight, brings many changes. Years n
20 your humble servant was the first pioneer IN tha
Clothing enterprise in Cadia stnrtiaa wnh n detar
mnatinn 10 sell cheap, and deal fairly, hs honsI
To build up trade that would sleadii, increase.
and bring to his counter Oh the return ol each wear
The ace OF th' SO who were lis patrons Of the first
And this proclamation Is issued to inform all who
are ii want OF Clothing ui an. Description, Prie0
Quality or Quaniiy. from cotton shirt to a earl
load, can be accommodated on the most anvapt;.
geous terms am now receiving dire. from tho
Eastern cities, the Largest Stock OF Fall and Win.
ter CloGliiug ever opened il HaftisoffC Co Consist
ing in part OF thelpowiug goods,
~ avy and hne oyercoats, a largo assortment.
all kinds. grades quail ii s; dress irook snck. box
and bia inCss Coats of a cdiofs; siinueg and vi.
tlriles; al kinds OF puns, velvet plnsi. fancy and
PLAN sains, silks eassinerian &c, lut0l furnish.
my goods, siTts. drawers and uHdtrshirts cravats
handkercefs, collars. socks anil suspenders, which
will be sold cheaper tlan thase articles ever havo
been sold in Harrison 20 have also Il ine and
well selected stock of cloths, eassimers, vestines
and overcoming Tor The leptrpcse of makng up
All kinds Of Custom Work.
which viii be cut and mace Ia the hest aad most
fashionable style and by the best mechanics ia tl,a
country large stock Of BOYS CLOFHfNta
which, with all my gocds will be sold at the very
lowest prices.
My stock Is the largest, best selected and stand
teady TO prove itdecidedly tlle cheapest 10 lsrr.
son county, aller il for saie. II mes wishit,
We wants and circumstances If all IJ the huver
IN this article, then give me call il will aar ina
pleasure % show yon through my exicnsivs assngt.
meat and yaueiy, add Il tail il qualilS 81 mica
the iault Will be NY own. will 6elNslNy t6 ess
my old ifiends anil pleased u make LID actsaint-
cnt 70 give ihe calf ileilatIibar tle paea Il, ,a
corner opposite The Conr llnuse, aud under IN.
"Senlirtl" Office, Cadiz Ohio.
Caiiz, Ohio, NoA- Z 1875. JACOB CRABB.
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A GAIH.--Last year the Democrats had
butpne member ii slle Mass. Legislature.
This gear they have thirty.
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VScs0 tSf3Oe Store!
TH0WAS'S CORNER

VAMES HOW ARD has now on hand the Iaracal
y best and cheapest stock OF Boots and Shoes YET
ltlercd for sale in Cadi2. As he intends to abide
among "ths people" and become Zone o them" b.,
hopes o form their acquaintance on the shortest no
ice. He is confident that his work once ntroIuce4
will ever Httorwa DIS recommend itself He especi.
ally invites attention to his stock of ladies' wrar as
he intends to keep constantly a large supply Of he
finest and best work, both of his own and eastern
manufacture JAMES HOWARD.
Cadiz Anril II
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"0ur merclnms are paying the highest
price, in. cash. for Wheat, Rye, Barley,
PORK, Dried Fruit, &c. Bring your pro
duce to Cadiz and get the cash for it, Re
publican.
Gg~Cadiz at this time is an excellent
market for the sale of Il J kinds of produce.
Thevery highest prcece in cash is always
given.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-05

LNRESH 'fens OF the choicest flavor. The
Il Matrcnslkuows where to get Tea that wi
fresh their dropping spirits. Roman Chop an
YER leaf can be had at McFADDEN
toot 8, IS