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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-08
PENNsYLVAN1A RAILROAD.
AEsss

IN. !sssr CantraI Route, coHnectIng the Atlantic
oislss Win the Western, aorlhwesiern, ana seItn-
States BY VIA dsiIy line Of
S,sansrs 70 all psrts the Western hlVers, and al
Clevelapd and sandusky with steamers 70 an poIts
onl the North western Lakes; making he most 81,
I,,. .spssI and rsiisbis route by which Freight
can be- for vardsd TO and from the Great Mesl.
Ratss bstwssn Philsdelphia and Pittsburg,
rirst CAaAs .-Boots. shoes, Hats sul
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods I'm sOc b 100 a.
6oxos, bales and trunks, Drugs
I'm boxes q baiss,) Rurs, Feathers,t
second Glass. -. Domestic ssheet
,ns, ,ssls,.S Sb braEs in ea.ks,j HARD 75e iOoB
IS wars, Leather lin rolls or boxes) taa
Wool and sseep Psits, Eastward.
Third ClAss...Anvls, steel, fsa 4
Chains On casks,) Hemp, Bacon
PORK, Saited doose ora n saskstIon fsSe y lou .
sbsoOo, man utactared, lexespt Ci- rs ..
Fsassh Cisss .-.Cones, Fish ,Ba. 5..sr
con, Beet d Pork, lin casks or box I
es eastvard,1 Lard d Lard, OIL, Sj5e ? 100 d q
b lead, Nails, Soda Ash, German
clay, Tar, Pitch, ,Rosin, es.A.I j. -s.4a
GRAiN-so cts perieo D 8 until fuither notice b
COIToNz-ss per bale, not exceeding 500 les,
TPin shipping G oods lEolu any point cast OF Phil-
sdslphia be psrticulsr 70 marx packages 'uta EsAa
:, f6 M s4S sasS l2 sas VIII
e forvardsd viihOutdesspiien,; a,s s,-rat,, hli
Pssienr AessTs .-HarYis, %otmlr 4 Co., Nom
pais, Team, n ssss > ~, u. Lon.s,I ; hiteh.
.ioek, and Carter d Jewett Louisville ,hy: Il Q Mel
tram, Msdis'n, lndj ssgriznan . Brown, and lrgir
= CO., Cincnaati y. ". 6raasrn & Co., GAINESVILLE
d.; Lesca 4 Co., - htty IS, 4oston; Leeeh n 60,
= ssor hoase n. TSfst tf4E an ST. and Batter
Place New York. i, Jrs.l sqe1, Philadelphia; Ma
gras Is s51fs. Haihn5rr 9so. c. .Froneiscus, Pitu
5uTS. gil /! y.. ., ,,sz. .,5
Il .LblRa ERA. sss,te-itsssEG, Pa. aa
rsnnsyivanin railroad.
Three Daily Through Trains between philsdelplia
and Pittsburgh. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
caves Phiisdsiphis for ritsbUrg al "a A. M, aud
pittsDurrh fer Philadelphia sl7 A. NJ. The fast line
esy a. Phila phisat p NJ and Pittsburg for Phil
sdeiphis at p. NJ. THE NIGHT sXPRksS train
leaves Philsdelphis for Pi,sburgh al II T Al. and
pittsbur9h for Philadelphia at II y. III.
The sSove lines connect st Pitisnnrgh with the
Railroads 10 and from ST. Louis, Mo-, alton, Gslens
aud Chicaso, Ill frankfort, Lexington and Louis
yils Ky,: Terre Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
fontins, Sandasky, Toledo, GIsyeland, Columbus,
zsnssvills, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
tas steam packet boats from and 10 New Orleans,
.3, Louis, LoVissiile and Cincinnati, 14
Through tickets be had 10 from either ol ths
sbovs pisces. .t@hs q
For further particulars seehaudbills al the diner;
ent starting points, Passengers from the West will
and thk The shortest and most expeditions route 20
philadslphfa, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THO's. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Pills.
] MESKlMES, Agent Pas senger Lines, Pitts.
Phtla. Nov9d IS dly 'nisa %#
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ais spring Goods have Arrived!
CONSISTING OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
GENTS. FURNISHING GeODS.
Read made lylothiunl

-
Itis neadIess 20 say sfts tks taty 4stsatton o.
hese ptazs o. SAC slate VI e rtggg, AN ready
taeAn q ~ st9cs Ter sls - kIssasts, aad II Is
i43i hesSisss % ssy thsst p e-sRt stses goods
wv AZ ais" very saosssT ssss IA s,s eastern
aAgNei hsfafet?t stotk+ iaaTe gere reduced, an
5onsg' lslsaEilh good chance % sefse.iol, III
GGc'gsss, So ssF5FEtss (. yesfings
as rea.i a natsuptp tp sd & .hot notice, "a.
ne isSS sd fhe ast. ~ E5sa GE a#tt-8 tA%e
~. glAn II 8e. pee ~ aislsr for The past ear
sEes,dJ -tt4sitic uiothimg Department
isyeu saPF 'Ylia ori, d selected with
lie ,tp i, ofthe .s;3e stattneli.ss fiasss esm.
ri EBW ARD ALDEN'S3 rs sa
Cle5vE i1xS 5tore,
S.eDA1tH stg.i opposite Le 'C'Rdire Roac
basynFort, &it1,sf 1EbwARD ALDEN.
Dry Goods, Clothing, eto.
{{r areuos offering as ous new store, No. II Brsl
~ ~ a., agAs de4f V 're, ,Fos'sofaes, sspissdia
ECnoTH HINa: ale
I9asss,lng s oi AZ aasiaes, msds up In vorkmaa'
.lJ At sthSY GOODS,
eogsistng IL part OF rench and English Meri uoss
a.la and hSarsd Aip4cass blaek, plsin and cslsrsa
Waite Goods, Emsrosderies, shawls, cioafs, o,
iaessie Goods ~ al IA cir branches. II S. Wa
aas' ana Zap. y fhsissAis i sad Ist. sad
.an. Ailol Elah will sell low IS tn can be
sbighta1s where wsst al New York. & Z q st5sssj4
country fner eta IRE parlie alary invited 10 ex
ih!ns Oar stosS before making their rpurchases.
y . 81 Al ~ Az sInss DO kappy 10 show our ecods
9hbt Lot but are enabled 10 suit the elosast =.
sell as Iae most ias'idious buyer.
s''s 70 50 l-t srRAuss q &oBsRNDoBRFEH. Z
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ias LAT JOHN J0RnAG's dpf4 Il 3
ipHA LoTHLaG ST0KR- N hi
4 LahH9- andFArfed Assortment 0IMeMs ana
pg siIhs "a nj ap pro and made
coed v srk llssll cut OF the best material. - G'
Fine.EasdiEm and common, Union, Beaver, Fell
eitot, EsteES aId FiusAing, Bangups, Seek Sand
FaAstelGYereoets, lota, Uress and Frock Coats "a
fErio Oilers Qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, Ssti-
net, Velvet and Tweed Pantaloons- silk, Satin Va.
tsniis ,swaradqwn, Plush, Cloth, Cassinsss,
Jackets, pTs~srs ndershjrts, Hosiery, Suspsndsrs
Gloves, ,CraFa Handkerchiefs Shirt Stoeka
Tee SeaFfs, Winchester and Scotts approved Pstans
should 4rsesn shirts Umbrelasan9 AlarticIesusual-
ID sept IN ntle mans furnishing stores Including
Robes de Chambfeand Revere sestsa aad OYeyeoats.
Also, splendid assortment OF uncut Cloths Cas-.
meFas and tastiRgs--ail of which wiib made mp to
modEting prices, and BY compes tent werkmen. This
fsiahsh ment in the monthly receipt ofthe latest
45hIons thsLordersi atrHsted to them may be re-
edupon soeingfn the lateststy by those who do
s.re.I. altmABneE ofplain work and work OF en-
.eeiinediuin ,PfoMPti attendedto heretofore
tnon kinds constantly on hand.
.thes oscriDe :.
y hopes y niEi Eitaaanttausaes ofthsssm .a14
Ne arehanIrAilo.ndC eth Ter or Prontstrsst, sppo
- ~ 4 - 'stl .' tsa'issa
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NSs 49, sEHEsEx
"a ss& "a sfssA
- - :
Uiotbiag.
New foods! New Gseds!!
e y w ARD ,ALDE N,
s .UerchNSSE Tailor,


Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Z Re I'd v M ade Clothing =
e. ,ths, cassimsres vsstings, asasG Far
-ishing Goods and Tailors' TrinninGs, ,z
~ fflnstreturned from the east with one Of the
/ tIest and best selected stocks Of goods ever
ior sal this market, consisting 10 pan OF
~ ,za. BROADCLOTHs. .g.s.ss !,
.t.izi,a, French eerHnan and Americsn, Of Tue O.
CASSIblERES. u j s..
| .aFiifa, Frene5 and m riesn, of every variety
VESTINGS. ....s,...
hite harseiiie q Nataiassa, White London Fixur.
y, issslaa y sS.oIsd sYss. Fancy and Plslu siis
ne, Satin, halian Cloth, silk finsb, and Pssey
OVERcoApING. $50, ia
5iEekj Blue and Brown Broaaclota unou, wAisnsy
aha Pilot Cloths, Pancy, Blue, Brown snd Mslbesry
sstot seaI Or, Canada MIXED ahd ssssrs Of he Y.
= READY-MADE ''9
yer sALs, over Sacks, 90 rtouis Reennx Jsoksts
ssis. "a s syes, ~ sk, s %slyss, % riass s' cio Il T.
toaGls and s~is. fancy and plain Cashmere sn7
feeskip r+his; Dean and Gnernsey Frocks, Wrsp-
gGFs snd oyersIIs.
FURNISHING GOODS.
hGSoTy, eaiico, white plain linen ea fsgs ed Paris
= 2h!' i4he, coiored snirts, with eoaaan and pol
"a ~rlstosnds; string De0rsey, co rded Byron bot
- Se4A1st NECK IlHa. stocks, 3aacy and plaifa
Sfas aIs, tdoFess nits, biaek eoIorsd kid lin
81 bdSk, etctht Chesterfield, Aberdeen, Hsriin,
A,9aand German snd Fur GeEnsleis; wool, msrt
i5ahd cotton Hose; white aGiIancy linen and silk
ttADcas rchtets: u1gJdefsd lambs wool whits and
Gi1cd nesino and slk Wrapper and Drawsrg
. col 1it.ts. HsArlsa MafdeKs, lsRLs, sbsHls ana
he Pins, Gtnorei'as. tarpet sacks, and all o,hsr
s5la'es asliy KEPT b. Inc trade, all OF which il
tsspe gidhy submitted 10 Lhe examination of Gus.
IN -nriy eAu will secure choice selections,
Hss-r5 stsss EDWARD ALDEN p 5f.5
ssoEi street. opposite LeCiaire Row Davenpsr,
l.Fl 4 .a.=EST TApa ali & Rr.J aa,f
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-08


"ENRY W. CHAplA on the Slst DAY oi May, 4.
L ID. 1856 made aud executed Deed oi l1nst Tear
ng date on that sy By 2bich he conssyea % Chnr1es
Trowbrige. TRUSTEES, that certain lanu sul premises
described as follows: TINS undivided one half part of
tie cast hslfof the north west quarter aEd she Me
half al the north quarter OF section number tour-
teen township number elghtfs north o range oii@
cast OF the h pFiacipa meridian, which land l. siiaa
I. In Scott County. Iowa, ~hiSh sAid eeaFssnss Nss
made for securing the payment u certain folsstrS
note for the II Two Hundred polaFs having uie
ssna date with said Deed Of Trust, By SAID NY
" Chaplin To Homer = Rialey, and Eayseie three
sion tbs ader date. .-s. = I'd. "a
,ee a. Aforesaid removed cut Of The state q Lows,
and Hon Wui. L. Cook Cbunty Judge OF Scott COUNTY,
ia pun suanceto the aahory given in sne ese 70 hl
has appointed the Chsfisa pensfs IIas;eS
appoin tIent sndar the hand aud seal et said louAt
Judge bearing date the fith day Of November 1856
Now therefore default hayius bsen maze ln tue pay
msnt of said note the undersigned, Trustee - aoEe
said, hereby giro notice. thai sxtse q the power anu
authority In vested aud the power OF sale eontasd
10 said Deed OF Trust, Twill on Friday the Seasa -
oi December next, at ten o'clock N te t
day at the Court House in the CITY oi iAsehPofe Ok
e and osr for sale the highest blIef lne above .s
crbei land and premises much thereof as shall
bs Sufficient to pay the amoaht dus "a ss noss "
erest, together with the ess!s shi pS,TsS
such sale mas rS"f-ao' iastso.
| Dated November 18th, 1885. nos-o-dSsti
| N NOTICE.
NUS 20 eer tify that the copartnershtp heretofore
| L existing between tho undsrignsd under tho
I name aRd siyle Of Shoup Bsrkalow is this ds!
| tI,soly ed BY mutual consent, -4 G&s
All The demands outstanding In favor Of sa2 Arm
81, sHoUP.
III The Forwarding and Com mlssion business
VIII hereafter be continued b. B, + sAoup& CO
- Ne sane stAnd, #gs4FEe4t tevr8 sus
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HENRY ". NgQiGEAEs,
-AaCsti oncor,
General Agent Commission & Auction Rrok5r,
SseSndSl between Perry and Rock Island SIS,
DaScnp0rt, EON8s .u-
iVlLL make advances on all kinds Of MeTchan-
" dlZe, buy, sell and locate Land Wa rauts, ana
ausna 10 all kiDds of Real BstuIe or money trans
aetiVns, collecting BOOK EHd Note Accounts, Hnd
aiiklnds OF CourIisslun b4siEe.s. .. q.
Reie r. 10 the following persoua, AY permission;
n II swan * Go bbnkvrs, tHieaEp; ..... ..
Bokes, lnnis 4 Co, .@'E n
fAllmaa, royera H'hSaH, bankers, Davenport;
4, q Can pbol, EsI,,
Newiu 4 Marshall, banker, rtHinebeek, N y;
p l. CGrIualgts Co., Madiso a, Nis:. .
stokes Brothers. New EUtS CITY;
I ghn Say0ry 'sSons, - rt..
E",ke, heteham ! TO-, .-
'YhIR, wilson d Co., ..-
Snlh SSheldon, Troy, ny;
!agiHs Wager, Esq e.,
., Potter Co.,
John Z; hgii, b" lker, Poushksspsle, y, &. .
EfoIeflek W ava, do .
Joseph @ hg trts, 40
ttons ShaFls a. RuggtrE, ''
,toh' M9rs n CatPautar, "af
t'ap ana -doTTtst ESQ, u .-..
Srss' D. Hnbbsil, Ess., BhtgcpVTI, Dn4,f
thaa. FOota, baukgr, - -.,u.
q. Augustus Morgan. banker, ST. Paul NJ st.
aeA. Packard 90, Albany, ~, y. .t
..-s4.. HESKY ", MOKRIS,
Formerly OF P5ughEeeps, s,e, Duchess co, NeW ToTE
davenport Oct u 1850 fwtf, = ,k.la- o. I. F'4 .."
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A. 8. MAXWELL, n. D.,
SUR6EON,O ,OOULlDEA = o4H0AIOn IN
TEuOT01Y & 41A01J0 DVR0k6Y,
r. ", Corner Teath ana Harrison streets,
DAVENPONT, IOWA.
ROfofo0c0sS
Prof h a. AcKLB, u. D, Clsysisnd, Ohio =
1. FrsEsTos, NJ. D. Cleveland, o., Med sup No
Prof Z. q. .iARnea. NJ. D., Cincinnati, o.
@. B. Woop, NJ. D., New YORK, Oosiisi sna Auto
- plastic Surg.
opsSst,ons for the removal ef Catarsets, ftods,
strabismus or squintngs, Hare Lip, Ciab-Foa;, Con
Cscte6 Limbs, &e, 30.
A-diG :
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New Arrangement.
&AA41Ra@

N0W Ai sNA6 - nA------
G0U9 -
ia.portant to Passengers going East
VIA.
JOLIFT .CUI OFF,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
TWO daily uains leave joliet except sunda5sl
l eoanectfngs i.ake staaon win the Mlealgan
C.ntrsi n foY l{etf9tt and thence with me Great
ysa,.1r csnria git~sy for Niagara Falls, Bufalo
tibsny New Aaf, ,.s-.9n, Philadelphia, Montreal,
&c. .,,,y ,aIrr,r.
ais 81 -. g,ug Express arrives al pslt9IL M u
~ Mage tssi'tIis s,30 nexI hofnlng ana y. YORK
aP Or t..-i,.f 81 u st night, arrive at fhlladei-
mia VS., .ff a. ~ p NJ. also connects al peHot
rita 4, t.yaland and thencewith morn
Win WIN ~ gF, Ia tDnto and Pennsyt yania -
- 5 next morning 81 DetI ot
y IN ua,,h ~itsge l4a -! st.antrs through "lIhout
landing, sfrlsiuz al 6,2J Y Y. eo6hSeaihs IT, -
aects With Inc morning iroin on the Sahada h4'"AS
sTr,yIng at Niagara Fails at 80 z. NJ a,
ThroagH tickets can be purchased al the Neketol-
dee OF tas 90 npaay al jolsl, ao Wig W
lnyoysr a ad resume their seats a. pleasure.
July 3tJ2 day Sc .t-- >. nts.,, -eEs.L
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L. 4. EADS,
LhHp A1RET AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
nPFGtF N Brady between sth aud 9Th streets, up
AtitakIs n al allsud-to the purchase and sajo VI
- 10, Heussa rHa Lots of every kind, In city or
esdul ~ W collecting Debss Of all ssrts, Paying
IL sT non- residents and all things eiss
80 " Ilh Land Agency business; ihoss wishing
abe ys line Will please call, a.. 81 seP s7lejJ
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NEW YORK HOTEL.

harrison, bstwssn front and Sseoao stss"'
JKIErEa a "A s HoRNuSa, Proprs'on
.7~D tIats, Robert Hsnneo
rsNstF nropretors fctf1lly announces 70 theif
| eastsrri friendr ana Tho travelling pubic ssns
raj Is, that having purchased
This Commodious Hotel,
ttt, ,bnrauohiy rspsired and renoy sted, 10 are
T.os nr,rsred 10 ustit share Of ir paioaAee;
.opsia al rttentionta thsir wants ana eoi1ion w
"a nl' Mn be sppp fei with tas best when me mar
ksi 5iIa aud our lodging rooms are Iainisnsa -
rygIi a. 10 lse Of any In The city 1nnsSsuH
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EHIEAB4 IN " " wv
Orders left at the Co. ~ ,r'.1 he promptly at
tended ". Davenport Nov 10 '56dEf
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Potash AND CHLORiDE LINE.
For sale by ALVoRp VAN PAfisS'
June 2Sdyf
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Boots and Sboes.
- =..s:....=-.-.....se-.zz...s.s-1ss-z :.
THE SHOE TRADE.

IAVING lncreased oar fAtilitles fsf naaUIaetaF-
ID and desling In Boots Shoes and Lssfhsr, tnc
iersigned, successors 20 s. g. Dawson & Cos a.er
hs citizens ofDavenpprt and yieiDli!s gtealeE IN,
.sne IL than ever 10 Buy their Boot aad Shoes ct
"a oar retail stocx hereafter will always ton.
every description OF goods wanted b. tne people
also are making eGtensise pfeparallpns Tor
.9issHleiny Boots and shoes, and we iuYte c9uBr
deblars 10 call and Vi mine ssoek a6d prices,
I is our determination 70 seilon az good terms a.
$ ca q DO purchas.diD st Leafs or Chicago so 1.
,5s5 DsgSOy, GRfGGs & co,
u q Brady at. door frorfed Z
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We would particularly invite the Ladies to call
and examine beautiful assortment of SIX, SIR
and Straw mixed, satin and Velvet Bohnets Of the
newest Paris Styles, dark and white damned Straw
Boonets, infants embroid cred Hoods and JoeEy
Gaps, Dc. 4t Il sE.zytsE4 t
Honnets Of every description made 70 order, and
warranted TO please. Mllinets supplied with Pat
tsrn honnets aud every article Ia thels line, al
Wholesale. asa
- q. straw BSnnets biesebed, pressed and alter
Cd. Marking ani sts mpihg for II kinds Of emhro-
derry and bTadlng dcne 10 order at short notice.
WB. NICHOLS,
cor. Of Brady e I'D Ets., Davenport, 10.
Sept, Both, 1856.
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FTRNiSHINa GOODS

sih -pH4y eAH Hiil secure choice selections.
TE sgss EDWARD ALDEN
asaEi street, opPosiGs LeCiaire Row Davanpsr
ipsas e.7S~sea Main Brsdy-t sspsdtf
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A NUMBER OF desirable lots for residence, On
sAbtady, Aain and Harrison streets, to lease TO.
.Ty term Of Is years. Apply to
Bios w. H.-F. GURLEY,
O1oe on Naih between Preni and Secoad ia.
iQ llI .4.gsa. ID. = + Z =
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-12-17
A Great shame.

Preble County, in this State, boasts of having
1878 Democrats in her borders, 100 more than
voted in this county at the last election; yet they
haze permitted that excellent Democratic paper
the Eaton Democrat" to die out in her midst
for want Of support,
Insuch counties as Prebie and Harrison, where
the opposition party has a large majority, Dem
Ocratic paper to be sustained as it should be,
musthave the support of every Democrat in
the county, or it cannot live. Tile Democracy
of this county patronize the "Se,tinsp' tO'srable
wellI but to make it more efficient, and keep it
from being losing concern, it must have increas-
ed patronage. Besides, every man ,ohO takes the
paper must pay for It. Delinquent subscribers
arc the chief cause Of the death Of all newspapers
that die out; and we do not wish the Sentinel to
fare that fate. The Democracy of this county
must do more for their county paper, than they
yet have done if they desire it to be prosperous,
efficient, and its editor kept from embarrassment.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-12-17
GaodeY,s Lady Roolk

For January isa specimen number. Now is
the time to subscribe. Any of our patrons who
wish it, can have the "GentiaeF' and the "Laay'S
Bool'' one year for 81 in advance. The terms
of the "Ladys Booh' is as followc:-
TERMS, CASH IN ADVANCE
One copy one yoar$3. Two copies one year,
$5. Three copies one year. SO. Five copies
one year, and an extra copy to the person. send
ing the clnb, making six copies, $40. Eight
copies, one year, and an extra copy to the per-
son sending the club, making nine copies, SIS
Eleven copies, one year, and an extra copy to
the person sending the club, making twelve cop
les, $40.
Godey's Lady's Book, and Harpcr's Magazine
both one year for $3.50.
Godey's Lady's Book, and Arthur's Home
Magazine, both one year for $3.50.
SuBSCRIBERS'1NT THE BRITISH PROV
TNCES, who send for clubs, must remit 36 cents
extra on every subscriber, to pay the American
Postage to the lines.
Address, Z. A. Cooley,
No. 113 Chestnut st. Philadelphia.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-12-17
Letting Negroes have the privilege
of Voting

We have charged all through the past campaign
that the Black Republicans in this county were
in favor of negroes voting. This they have out
wardly denied. But the election being over, the
cloven foot is shown with more boldness. In
Athens township nearly every black Republican
in it has signed petition to be presented to the
next Legislature, asking that body to have the
constitution of Ohio so amended, that the word
"tnlits' shalt be stricken from it. In Cadiz
township the same petition is being presented for
signatures; and meets with about the same sue
cess that it does in Athens. We suppose that
they are in circulation in the other townships
also. ... t....
Most of fthese men that are signing this peti-
ton, are the same men THAT have taken an oath
that they would prescribe the foreigner and Cath
o1ic. Now they show too plainly to be deceived,
that they consider negro better than white
man, especially if the whits man is so unfortun-
ate as to have been born on the other side Of the
deep water, .ea.
To those foreigners that are acting with this
Negro -elevating- Know Nothing Black Republ
can-Party, all we have to say is, 1--WE hope you
may have good time generally, and more par
tioularly in placing negro on a level with
yourself 10 's'N
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AN ORDTNANcR
For the better prSseyAtio, Of tss sids-.oalss IN n
fo,,,, - "

For TIE better prSse7rAtaa Of tls si .oal.s n liz
tOloa of CtEdis.
Sec. l.. Be it ordained by the Mayor, RecSr..
der and Trustees, of the incorporated viIhee- of
Cadiz, That no person or persons shaII ride:
drive, or lead any horse mare, mule, OK or oxen:
or lead, or drive, any team, wagon cart carriage:
dray or other vehicle upon, along or across, any
paved side walk within said village: Provided.
That crossing such pavement for the purposepf
going into, or out Of any alley street or other
place, whenever necessary, or backing on the
pavement to unload coal or wood, when plafks
are used for the wheels of the wagon to run on,
shall not come within the prohibition in this
section contained.
Sec. 2. That any person. violating any Of tho
provisions of this ordinance, or aiding or assist
ing therein, or directing the same to be done,
shall, on conviction thereof, Be fined IA any sum
not exceeding ten dollars and costs,
Sec. 8. That this ordinance shall take effect
from and after the first day of January A. ID.
1857; and all prior ordinances on the same sub.
ject, or incumbent herewith; be and the sarns
are hereby repealed.
Passed Dec. 8, 1856
JOSIAH NJ. ESTEP MAYoR.
VIM. KNOX Recorder.
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? A PERFUMED BREATH.--What lady or gentle
man would remain under the curse of disaA
greeableT breath when by using the "BAlM oFiA
THOUSAND FLOWERS" as dentifrice would not
only render it sweet bat leave the teeth white as
alamaster? Many persons do not know their
breath is bad, and the subject is so delicatetheir
friends will never mention it. Pour single
drop of the "Balm' on your toothbrush and
wash the teeth night and morning. A. fifty
cent bottle will last year.
A beautiful Complexion may easily be acqui-
red by using the Balm ofa Thousand Flowers"
1t will remove tan, pimples and feckles from
the skin leaving it Of a soft and roseate hue
Wet towel, pour on two or three drops, and
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MAZE EAsY-Wet your shaving
brush in either waln'or cold water, pour on two
or three drops Of 'Balnf ofs1'housand Flowers
ub the beard well and it will make beautifT
oft lather much facilitating the operation
having. Price only Fifty Cents.
w. p. FETIDGE q CO. A
Franklin Square, New York.
For sale by all respectable Druggists every.
where. june 18, 1856,ly.
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Ohio ENsll,rNlnht.

Don't fail to read the Prospectus of this
the best family agricultural paper in the Union
in another column. The editor, Thomas Brown
Esq, is well known to a large number Of our
readers, and they know that he is fully capable
of publishing an agricultural paper. Sapscrip
tipns received at this office, and forwarded with
pleasure
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-12-17

HoAoways Pills, the best Medicine on sale
in the Union.--The extraordinary power pos
sessed by these Pills have rendered them just
ly an universal fgvorite with the citizens Of the
Union, owing it is presumed to their efficacy in
all diseases Of the liver and stomach. For the
cure Of sick headaches, bile and indigestion they
are also unequaled; and all female complaints,
whether of the daughter entering into woman
hood or the mother at the turn Of life the effect
is intallible, as they speedily remove all such
complaints from the system.
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New Work. Tribune aRd National
Era lH

Some Of the Black Republicans id this county
in trying to- get subscribers for the above papers,
represent the Tribune as being a Neutral paper;
and the Era as Literary paper. This is not
correct as every gentleman knows who has read
the two papers. They are both Black Repub-
lican papers ofthe blackest dye, and they are
the leaders in advocating the doctrine that a ne
gre ought to have all the privileges Of white
man, voting and all.