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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-06
Railroad Meeting.

Another railroad weetng will be held al
the American Houre in Cadiz on next Sat
urday evening, June 0, 1855. at 3 o'clock,
P. NJ. We trust that every stock holder
and all others who feel friendly TO the road
in this neighborhool will make it their bu-
siness to be present.
Iii of the Utmost importance that oul
citizens make an additional effort in behal
of the 70 I'd at this lime. Money is needed
and money must be raised just now. If i
is not done, the stockholders will very Sc
riously regret it. There is no danger in in
vesting your money in behalf of the road
for when it is comp eted through from Pitts
burgh to Columbus the stoek will oe at par,
il not above il. We might speak of the
many advantages this ro.l has; bat this is
not necessary. for our readers are all &C.
qasinted with them.
We say again, let every man in this
neighborhool who feels an interest in Steu-
benyille and Indiana Railroad, be at the
American House on next Saturday even.
ing.
MARRIED-On the lst inst, By Rev
John Barns, Rev. JoHN G. HAzLErr, Of the
Muskingum Conference, NJ P. Church, anc
pastor Of the Cadiz congregation. and Mis-:
AaxA WHEELER. daughter OF Ezekiel Wheel
sr Of German township, Harrison county.
GTOur friends were not unmind(ul 0
the Printer, for which all hands wish then
much happiness.
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Of the Chest and Lungs,
DR. Halls Ba!sam contains no Opium, Calomel,
or any mineral poison bntis composed riostly Of
ttose Roots, Herbs and Vegetable substances watch
have a specific influence upon the lungs and their
connected organs. Its immediate effect is to sllay
all irritation and gently remove the phteEn and
other morbid secrotlons FROM the Throat sndrAir.
FP ssagcs, thus relieving the. Cough, by s~ubluing the
inflammation and other causes Which give rise to it.
Il also stimulates and inlParis a healthy tome to the
Lungs themselves, thereby enabling them more
thoroughly To- rcni6Yo from the blood those impGri-
tics and diseased particles, if totsihad, do 70 much
mischief in the system, and lay the foundation for
incurabIs Consumption, It ass. ex?rts : deciItd
action upon the skin, and Gcsizt8 nature ii cxpelg
ing through the Exhaltnts, much OF that morbid
matter which would otherwiso be thrown back up
on the LunGs, thus relieving them OF a part of their
work, and rendering the system pure and healthy
When tuberclGa are loriain 9, i! checks their deyel.
opment ana further progress; or il liberation has
taken place, it assists the lungs in throwing of the
corrupted matter, sooths tie irra,ion, heals the ul-
cerated cavities, and restores them again to healthy
action. This Medicine, therefore, is not a pallia-
tive merely, which only relieves lJrtho tire being
but is a thorough c%urutiye, as it strikes at the very
root OF the disease, and by removing it, removes at
once all its remote and attendant nnseguences.-
This is its distinguished characteristic property
possessed. in equal power, by no other medicine Of
like nature, now before the public.
T Z + T 7 : T T + : 7 7
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Sgttial 3l0tmts.

R5-fnierest paidon DepOsites at the Banking and
Exchange Office of Robert Lyons, Cadfz, Ohio.
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Gs-rhe Boston Mass Herald states
that "Tom Thumb" the celebrated litls
great mans was married at Webster Massa-
chusstts; on Thursday last. ,oa Miss, Vim
Ion, Of Bridgeport, Connecticut.
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Attachment Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at my instance,
In a witt of attachment was this day issued BY
David Gladman, a justice Of the pence Of franklin
township, Harrison county, Ohio, against the goods,
chattles and effects Of Robert NJ. Ruby, an abscond.
ing debtor, fOF the sum Of fifiy-six dollars and fifty
six cents. Dated May %, IS. JOHN YOUNG.
May 30, iS55-4t.
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the boosted SarSaparlliaS, require many large bot
ties to produce the slightest change in health The
Forest Wine is altogether n different article. il
contains no syrupto give it consistency, but ac-
CURES lis excellent flavor, and powerful medicinal
lnronerties from the vegetable plants of which i, is
composed. The FotGsI SINE combines the virtues
Of The.
W.. ruu,,~ n,xn 49,. r.
VIII S"AnHl DANp"N''H' IhIo" Dooh'
AND SARsAPARILLA!
with other valuable plants whose proparties nre st;n
more e~tfsctiye. lis high concentration renders il
one Of the most eticient medicines now in use y =
Sometimes less than a single bottle restores the lin.
gering patient from weakness, debility, and sick
ness, 10 strong and vigorous health. Every dose
shows its good effects on tie constitutions, and i'm.
provesthe state of the hepIth. The taEEsr VINE is
recon- ended, in the strongest term, for all com.
plants Of the
9y-SroMAcH. LIVER, KIpYEys, NSRy0Us DIsoEpERs,
b lIoUs AFFE, rioNS, DRorsy, DYsrFpsiA. Loss or
APPETITE, Jaundlce, Female Comrlaiats, S@crotula,
and all disorders arising from BAD BLOOD and
impure habit OF the system.
SAVED FROM DEATH!!!
Testimony ofMr. Nathan Mathews, a highly re.
spectabie and wealthy citizen Of Newark. NJ
DIR. 9. w. HALsEY.-l believe your Forest Wine
and Pills have been tbs means OF saving my life
When commenced taking item | laid at the poin t
old ath, with Dropsey, Piles and Asthma. My
pr y~fician had given me over as past cure. and my
family had lost all hopes of my recovery. While in
this dreadful situation, your Forest Wine and Pills
were procured Tor Inc, 4 I'd before | had finished the
first bottle OF the Wine and box of Pills, lexperieE.
ced great relief; my body and limbs, which were
greatly swollen, became sensibly reduced. Hopes
OF my recovery began now to to revive, and after
continuing the use Of your medicines for about a
month, the Piles and Asthma We're completely GU
red. The Dropsy, with which my life WAS placed in
such great danger, was also nearly gone, / have
continued the use OF your medicines until the pres
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-06

hrINTEREST PAID ON .DEP0STTES AT
THE BANKING HOUSE 0f REIN WELCH&
CO, CADlZ, OHIO.
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81The Greatest Discovery of the Age.-Dr, To-
bias Venetian Liniment, for the cure of dysentery,
Group, cholera, collie, rheumatism, &c Ne one
should he without this valuable remedy. Every bot.
tie is warranted. Sold by all the druggists and
storekeepers. Depot 80 Cortlandt st., New York,
Price 25 and so cents. D.
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RrAN rw, LARSE ExrESsIvr ASD- srfERtoE STOCK
Of Variety Goods, embracing every article in the line;
also, a fall and superior stock OfJewslry y, al a shade
above Eastern prices, at the store Of Robert COeh.
ran, Fourth str' ct, sieubenville. To these assert.
ments, the attention of Country Merchants and Ped.
lars is d directed, as they will be sold at bargains.
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rrem 49, niobIlr nnlI, Ree.lsI.

Prom the Mobile Daily Restas
The Advertiser aeprecates adscusaons concerning SOUTH
ern journals and very comieally sticks ID the dpre
ton AZ the tail end Of prodigiousy long article % h
selfsame subject This il hardly shifting the action ~
word We suppose he wrote it, as the Sparans made ~
elotes drunk exhibit to their children how hidsoa
drunkenness The Advertiser wishes drop the sae
eet as stale, hat and Improbable and having fired ~
PaFthan arrow, shows strong symptoms Of disposition
leave The field. VERY well we viii not pursue WsiSN
remark however thai we have not begun yet Ascss
southern Journals and the Advertiser In particular VH
personal respect for the editor OF that paper has esrp
from pulling off even much one finger ofour Gov
for such undertaking We have only spoken Of r.
SAINT but have addressed ourselves seriously 2
subject We do wish 10 do H. Besides haye hoo
il the influence Of good example and ia The mPrc'sns
upon our neghbor 81 a warmer surrounding atInosgai
Of southern sentiment lie viii do irst-ratc and ev
u the mark II be will only stick close to the 4df
ton plank Of the Georgia platform
We accept bis apologies for bis sins against The shade
the soathern-rights party. The sentiments and pnnH
Of that party must be honoFcd 10 this country O ~
craven surrender Of every thing that people holds deaf
sacred will disgrace the ancestral blood that flows
veins We have got later 10 fight for our ~
nen, and social and political institutions a fap
OTIS Or they will be reyishsd from Us. We might
look this issue ia the ace I, cannot be blinked aVe
I.
neighbour must excuse "a II We have never geea able
thar issue 70 much limited a ia his columns u ~
auswer 10 sag that he has fired blast ~ aboihenA
when he bad occasion 70 make point against tne RE-
nominations ~ Gen. Pieree that be ufry seusss
sh when be stood Vi Bronson and the New York 20
The keynote 81 these gentle blasts antiadmnispa
II tbs squeak o. the party bsgpips u damn win
nnucndo t%cf Magistrate Of whom Ttes5ors fartd n
less than month ago, NJ Pierce ne present 'ne'o'
ne most Thoroughly yrosiarvg hof zee hgpe st' ~
dtsgraee NJ chairn This u the testimony - an ral
witness--a Of a single fdea, and who n pgshps
forward, without shadow Of farming With All Tie ore
strong viii and powerful intellect. This iessan
proves that the aboIiiionss look upon The Prcslas
the Embodiment % what Iite northern CONSERVATISM
left the subiect % constitutional slave rights lt ~
evidence Than that 81 partisan southern pePsr S 49,
chooses only point oct the spots The sun q h 49,
Waiting aud consistent integrity 70 The cause Of 'ou
slave rights
We dismiss Mr. Webster aud Mr. Fillmore 'be Aa.-
Users leading examples o. northern whig eonser's''
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GREAT SPEECH OF HON. R. NJ. T. HUNTER.

We well conceive how, with so noble subject his
hands Vrgnias fearless young statesman Senator Hunter
justified the following notice Of the Richmond Enquirer
"THE SPEECH cANvAss.--We do not hesitate to
characterize the speech which Senator Hunter delivered
this city on Thursday evening tho splendid specimen
Of popular oratory good fortune hear The
combination OF massive and brilliant rhetoric OF
fine philosophy and striking Illustration OF charming fancy
and earnestness of conviction which distinguished
tor displayed In this mastery effort ank among
the lasting monuments Of popular eoquence ts immediate
effect in every worthy of intrinsic excellence
Delivered in strain OF lofty and iupassoned defamation
for than two hours the speech swayed the immense
auditory by the spell Of irresistible fascination Its power
atested by such tribute Of applause have
seen extended any other speech High our es
mate Of Mr. Hunters ability, confess not pre-
pared for display Of eoquence far above conception
OF the possible power OF popular oratory. f3tF
"That do not write in strain Of cxtravagsnt pane
gyrc but OF sober and discriminating crcm, impartial
person who heard the speech win pretend to deny Its pub
location to which Mr. Hunter persuaded to consen-w
abundanty Justify any expectation which this inadequate
tice may excite"
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WILL sEBAsTopoL EVER FALLY

The above question is thus answered BY army CORES
pendent Of the London Times
The works Of the siege make progress JUS
tfy in propheying Actual increase Of lines and bate
and there is doubt but exists both
Sides and there has been comparative advantage gained
by the allies which be made public The failure Of the
French held the position from which they dsodged the
Russian rhemen the night before last has bad the effect Of
embodenng enemy considerably but the heavy fire Of
the large which the French plying to-day aud
which they fred short intervals yesterday has bad grave
results for the enemy. All this partial fire Is or less
mschevous ourselves il draws the attention OF the
Russians their weak points and shows them the necessity
Of erecting batteries reply TO those guns which annoy
them II may nact loss and damage but it does not
teay contribute the OF the siege. The impress
sion which has long existed the minds Of many that Seba
topo DO taken by assault considering che position
the fleet the army outside gains ground
1t generally thought the army outside ought be attacked
and Dispersed the Investment Of the place should be
peted before hope reduce the city and tho citadel
But coupled with this impression is the far stronger eonyc
ton that had army marched upon the place the 2h
September it would have fallen almost without resistance
Russian officer, who taken prisoner time ago. and
who knew the OF the city we'll declared very recently
that he could account for nlauaon in allowing
the Russians to throw up Works and regain heart when
could have walked into the place. unless under the suppo
ton that the hand Of the Almighty in H. and that He
had blinded the vision and perverted the Judgment Of
generals And now, said he, He has saved Sebastopo
and We, with His help will maintain it invioate.' I"
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For The Union.
THE MORALITY OF THE SECRET CONSPIRACY.

THE MORALITY OF THE SECRET CONSPIRACY.
CINCINNATI, April 10, 1853
was as you know present in the flesh during the
late Cincinnati riots The teegraphc reports of these dis
graceful neither less than federal
ain of the unbushing mendacity There is scarcely
syllable of truth in them
The whole provocation came from the Cayennes and
what worse concocted planned and prepared for
the Saturday evening previous to the Monday Of cleo
ton Action in this particular was upon which
they had deiiberaied in their midnight oonclayes.
The melee in the 9Th ward vas commenced by hired
DULLES from Kentucky. delegation from the Maysyile
lodge had come down. on iackotion 10 fight; and when
on the field for that healthy recreation and patriotic
amusement they asultedf (oh terrible thought by
proposition from their aw-lovng brethren yotel The
whole odum Of all that followed the first outbreak fls
and should stick like the shirt Of Nessus upon the Cay
disciples Of Arnold The foreigners deserve credit
for their forbeaance while il possible to avoid the
ARRAY, and applause for the manly and gallant IN
whH they defended themselves when the ourages Of the
unproscripve ~ knownothings left them alternative
but TO fight be ramped under foot only regret that
there Of the Monroe description Of shoulder
hitting bules sent where ballotboxes useless APP
pendage society AS it is democrat need be ashamed
of truthful expose of the election riots Cincinnati in
1855. know-nohingsn has learned in this the lesson
that awess violence viii not avail them, and that the
democracy Of the country viii not amely submit to hav
ing the Of 1910 repeated upon them May they
take heed and mol be fools that pass and pun
ishcd.H This Bill Poole martyrdou, in black aud
hideous with every execrahc species Of intolerance bgot
ry and oppression but speedily abate particularly
when violence is met with the keen edge of the bowie
knife and the Kissing psto-ba 1910 must be trumps
more We begged them in 1856 we must fight If II be-
necessary. Bulies towards and show Of de-
termination will induce them respect the rights Of
others. Know-nothingism has done more to demoraze
thecountry than all the inde books and pub
listed and preached within the last twenty years Verify
but the know-nohns preachers have been aiding Beeze
hub in Fastening helrs millennium millennium to he
shered in indicated by the around us BY yo-
lence and blood.
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oar principles Ia order to get available We should
have who formed opinions but who has
formed opinions ready hem and has proclaimed
them in bis past actions In the public councils ICheersl
To such lea give support fearless Of defeat but
prepared for either fortune II destined TO triumph
viii then be proud boast that it l. triumph Of prin
cple and Il destined defeat we shah sl have the proud
boast and the consolation, too that defeat he adiag
BY Fag. aud rrsndsrag prscilss, y ror
aa tAoasaad victories aeAersd ~ 10 abandonment n
aes, az [Long continued cheering
And yet this gentleman Is now member Of the secret
proscriptve intoerant oath-bound political party To
what base We may at last HoratioT
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HON. JOHN KERR.
its duty.

We learn from reliable authority that this distinguished
gentleman is again in the field candidate for reelec-
Congress from North Carolina We are grat6ed 10
add that Mr. Kerr although wing refuses enlist under
the banner of intolerance and deals the heaviest blows
the know,nothings whenever he has opportunity Of
doing.
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THE GEL DORADO OUTRAGE. .


The National Intelligencer Of this morning contains
article signed aAn Old Sailor in which the writer en-
dcavors TO justify the firing at the United States steamship
Ell Dorado likewise rejecting upon the ability Of Capt
Gray decide whether a shot wad7 had been fred
from the Spanish frigate
The writer whom the correspondent OF the National
Iutelligencer quotes admits that the second shot was
full charge but thinks that Capt Gray could not
tify to having SEEN the shot because Il O'Clock
in the morning and therefore that Capt Grays statement
must be taken with some allowance.
am not wrong in asserting that persons accustomed
the use Of soad judge much by the rspo7
Of the gun and the peculiarly rapid whiing sound they
could Jy their sight
The captain Of the man-of-wor says bis wads we're
made tery hard and could Je easiiy fred half nile
Probably IL is a kind Of wad made for the purpose
possibly manufactured out Of SET iron But where The
difference in firing ,cas made SO hard as 10 take effect Al
" half mile from balls made Of iron
In regard to Captain Grays experience 10 The range Of
wads it may be great in this particular "a that 81
the National negencers correspondent but he has had
some experience, undoubtedly, in the ruHge ~ shoL
Captain Gray has been brought up sailor and In ac-
tive service during his professional life lie vas IL he
East India ship Morrison Of Talbot ohphant Co.'S line
for number Of years one Of the 6rsf II not The frt
American ship that visited Japan where they stood Gre
Of three days with much damage 10 the ship II Il not
stated whether the japanese used apadsn shade very
hard copper shot Captain Gray over three years
with Commodore Moore and FIRST lieutenant on board
the sloopoGwar AUSTIN Campeachy when She stood
the fire Of two Mexican frgatcs, built IN England viz
the Guadalupe and Monteznma, differed and manned iu
part by the British Com Moore had biry-four out Of
hundred and seven killed and wounded the enemy
over one hundred Captain Gray i Thoroughbred sea-
man. an accomplished officer, and has hid much expor
ence consequently the conclusions % TIE National ne,
geneer correspondent based upon unenabe grounds
Arm IL. ANOTHER OLD SAILOR
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0Hr Il. JAaxs No. isa South Tenl Pmadel-
pha general travelling AGENT assisted by Wa H. wslp
JoHx COLLINS, JAnrs DssRIHe A. EvAAs, Thomas MICS
JosKrn HAxsrr JosxrH BcrTon, Rosxsr W. MORRISON ED
W. WLxr, WiLtIAn l.. WATERMAN. H. J. IIsDicx, r.
W. MAcKEE, aud d. .. PsAacE. .f&sNE
90 Mr. Bxsxr M. Lewis Of Montgomery, Alabama our se"
oral travelling Of Alabama and Tennessee az
sisted by q. r. LxwIs JAMES LEWIS. and SAMUEL d. Lsws
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Apasss FxrRrss CosraSys-Mr George W Csss, Of
pittshurg Pa has been elected president Of the Adams
Express Company The Boston Traveller noticing this
election, says
"The Adams Express Company, of which Mr. has been
elected president Is joint stock association formed July
l. Is5A under the laws of New York with some forty
stockholders residing in Massachusetts, Rhode Island Con-
neccut New York, PENNSYLVANIA, Maryland Georgia and
Ohio aud who individually liable for all the losses Of
the company The business il conducted BIZ nine mana
gers who large shareholders and effects are vested in
three trustees The Adams Express Company have no
connexion with the suspended firm Of Adams Co. San
Francisco The latter bankers and billdrawer while
the former do nothing but legitimate express business
throughout the Atlantic States hence the failure Of the
San Francisco house viii in way affect the Express Com
pany.n
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Coon Apucr--rbe Journals in the West all urging
the farmers put ia abundant crops Of spring wheat po-
tatoes corn and whatever may serve substitute for
wheat
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ADJorNNEST on NEw YoRK LEelsLATuRg-The
Albany Argus Of Monday last thus announces the final
adjournment q the New York legislature.
The two houses o. the legislature brought ,ber iho
q close and adjourned sine ar 10 minutes nest
o'clock Saturday afternoon
mus terminated one OF The most important and excl
ting sessions of the legislature which have ben hd s
many years rs results viii be fs for good or for es
for long time TO come
The number of acts passed i cnormous-in All Ave
hundred and upwards
NThe q these laws are as usual local aud private acts
Inc laws q general nature few and far between and
There are fewer still ~ much importance
lHK LARGEST LfERARY y THE womp-I Il Is said that the
Bbiioheque National in the Rue Richelieu Al Paris con-
ains At the present time fourteen hundred thousand yo
umes These are mostly in handsome binding of coored
leather enriched with gilt and placed 10 solid wallis
from oor % ceiling, with network FOR protection high
as the hand can reach
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"THE MOVEMENT UPON CUBA"
sTHE CASE FAIRLY STATED"
"THE THREATENED WAR"
uTHE PROSPECTS OF PEACE"

Under these different captions the National lntetf9ene
has published series of articles calculated to produce
serious apprehension in the public mind with regard to
the prospect of with SPAIN and on the 10th instant
exultingly paades the result of its abors under