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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-11-12

the J0lloWmJ cases:
Banions ! embHgo Sore Legs
Burns MercuIIal Erup, Sore Breasts
Chauped Hands tons Pore Heads
Chiiblains Piles Sore Threats
Fstuals Rheumatism Sores Of all
Gout Salt Rhoum kinds
Skin Diseases Scads Sprains
Swelled Glands Stiff joints Ulcet5
Vrnarral Sores Woun,s OF ali kinds
- Soldat the Manufacturers of Professor Hol-
loVay GO Muidcn Lane, New Y olk, and pa Strand
London, and by all respectable Druggists and deal
ers of Medicine throughout the United States, and
the civilized world, III Pots, at 25 cents, G2}a cents,
and 81 each.
03zThoro is considerable saving by taking the
largest sizes.
n Directions for The guidance of patients i'll
every disorder are affixed to each pot.
March 12, 1856
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-11-12
No,v 4sonr.i,ng House.

It win be seen by reference to our advertising
columns, that Mrs. Vincent has opened board
ing house in the old National House stand
We bespeak for her large share of patronage.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02

Germans In the North and North Western
States will vote TOR Fremont. Aud the EVIL
dence going TO prove this is ais follows;
There was a grand Fremont ratification
meeting at Cincinnati on Munday last, and
a procession Of Germans attended with trans
parencIes.
Inthc Republican Convention at phila,lel,
phia the other day, MIR. Schneider. Of Detroit,
the Editor Of a German newspaper, made the
following speech:
/" MIR. President and Gentlemen Of the
Convention | came here as delegate to
represent the German population Of Illinois.
and have to say for them that there is no
people more strongly in favor Of Fremont
than the German population Of the State Of
Illinois. Applause. And know they will
endorse the platform that has been adopted
here, and The ticket that has been nominal
ted, with all their hearts, with all their souls,
and with all their strength. Applause !
intend 10 return 10 the West aud do all can
| IL. get the German population 70 go to q man
for the Republican platform and the Republi>
can nomination Applause. And have not
the least doubt that John c. Fremont will get
yery large maturity Of the German vote
throughout the country. Applause 4 ma
jorty Of the German papers have already
come out in favor Of him, Applause, and
thew all hope for the success Of our glorious
candidates. Applause. They hope for sue,
cess, because the question at issue is one oi
vast Importance to the German citizens 81
this great country We look upon the strus-
Gle as between slave labor and free labor, and
a triumph vf free labor is Of vital Importance
to the Germans in the United States. Ap.
plause. ! thing We shall triumph. ! think
can say that the Prairie State .ili give a
least 1000 majority for Fremont. Ap'
plause /"
In addition TO this. il was stated in th,
Convention that The German Press Of Phila
,elphia having the largest circulation ~ tina
city had hoisled the Fremont flag as suon a
he was nominated.
Moreover, a letter from prominent gen
tleman 1T Lexington. Ky, under date Of IN,
goth inst, says !" the Germans in our Stat
will now abandon the Democratic party, an,
! vote for Fremont. What Catholics there ar
among Us, will support the same ticket"
These straws indicate the direction Of III
wind. They show that The foreign yol
heretofore cast as unit for lie Democrat
candidate, will be divided between fremou
! and Buchanan, to the dangerous weakenin
y Of The latter. II the inreisn aud Catholi
vote is divided between these two. no pose
: can prevent the election Of Mr. Fillmore.
VIII Hcrau.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02

FAIM ACCIDENT. --0i The 9'h nliiro, Al
Hafrs's Depot, 10 Cabarras county. y. G., one
III iir mos, hra,i-tendme scenes nrruufd Tia. Il
has e,er hcrn our duiy 10 record. Francis r., son
o. Daniel TnwIp, sgrd 4 wears. months and 0
DAYS being engaged ~ The rpofi q angling, threw
his hook amung tho baughs Of Tree near hs.
and while ii The al II ascending - disIoilge t.,
losing his hold b. some means. fell AMI -'rnrk :
.nsr. which entering lie lower pari u Tie sh,la-
men. ptnr,fslr.! inw.rds and rpwa,d- some slx
Or seven inches. producing csbnsise lacerarion
and pr,fn.e henrrLagr. from ahicl, hr sntsi.
veil bni twenty .ise hours. iea,ing tiiseonsulste
father aud sisters 10 mourn their -.
chuLat Wig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02

ToTAL DrPRavIY-Two men, Henry VIZ.
gers and uarl Sleder, GeIlnans, have been
detected il placing obsiraetio on the Michi-
gan Central Rail Road. They had fepestedly
done the same thing, and the officers spent
eight weeks in their neighburhOod endeayor-
ing TO detect them. FINALLY. they we're
caught in the very act. Their hostility 10
the Rad was eausrd by the loss ol a dog
shlrh bad been killed by passing train
they never asked remuneration Tor the loss.
but commenced the fendish system Of OBJ
structions. A lew moments after they hsd
placed these lat sills acas. the road. an ex-
press train came laundering along with ioar
hundred passengers The sills we're struck
and carried 700 yards before the train eould
BE- slapped. Pro,idenlialiy. the care we're
not thrown Of, ~ any damage done.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02

When silence was restored Mr.. Fillmore
Fellow citizens---1 believe shall hardly
irespass upon the Sabbath, as think y y
midnight -
A voice-it is Monday morning.
II ventured so far as 10 return you my
most cordial thanks for this very unexpected
welcome back to my native State, Great
APPLAUSE You can well conceive that a
person coming from long voyage. weaken
ell by sea sickness and distractcdb BY the dlz-
illness inciden, to such a scene, can hardly
appreciate the enthusiasm Of a street full OF
people gathered at midnight for the purpose
81 receiving me. Applause. can only
say, fellow citizens. that during an absence
Of more than year | have seen much Euro
pean life. have been enabled to contrast u
with that Of my own country. ! have been
able to look at the condition Of other nations
as compared with my own. and lean say e
you, fellow citizens, that after all my wander.
ings, my heart fondly turns TO America Al
the home Of my birth. Applause. but
fellow citizens, this is no time for speech.
merely came forward to thank you, and I.
say to you, that from this time forward au
only oil son and with you. Loud and con-
linued cheering !.
Mr.. Fillmore retired amid enthusiastic
cheering, and took supper with the commit
tees. Thus enGe, the first night q Mr.. Fill
more in the great metropolis. To-day, w
understand, he will not be disturbed; but o.
Tuesday he il TO be conducted by the com
millee Of the common council to the Cover
nor's room in the City Hall, where he vii
receive his friends.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02

FILlnuRs N CONNECTICUT --0ne 81 the
largest meetings ever held IN the State of
Connecticut. was convened 10 Nausaluek on
Tuesday night. Tor the Inauguration &c a
Fillmore and DanrlsOn Club IN that town,
and to stimulate like organizations in other
parts Of the Stale. There were delegates from
New Haven. Mestvllr, and several towns on
The line Of The rairnad, inelading one hundred
ffnm Waterbury. who came ~ wagons. teams.
amnibusrs. and Ill sorts &c vehicles. The
enthusiasm ran high. and State Convention
will soon be called.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02


ORprREp TO KassAs.--Gen. persifer Smith.
according to teIegraphie report tran WASH
ingion. has been appointed to the te@mand
oi The Tilted States troops in kansas. II =
further stated that in a personal interview
with the President on Saturday, he received
orders to proceed immediately to that terri
tory, and was clothed with full power TO put
down all disorder, to restore the supremacy
Of the laws, aud to secure to every eitl-n
the fullest rights and protection OF lie aud
property. We shouId have preferred to see
Gene,al Scott entrusted with that mission.
bat il will be an incalculable blessing 10 see
order restored BY whomsneser IS enuusted
with thar onerous dnty. Gen. Smith Is man
abo never shrinks from duty. and We have
confidence that his present mission wall re-
suit beneficial, 10 the people Of that distrac-
ted tcifllofy. Baltimore Pairiof.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02

Padre Will has summarilv closed bis mis-.
sion. and will return 10 Nicafagua BY the
first steamer. leaving lie legation IN charge
Of sowe responsible persnn. Personal. and
not political. reasons Influenced this step.
The combined Efforts made against him BY
the foreign Ministers here, succeeded not
only 10 damaging III social position. bat even
10 prejuJicing his ecclesiastical relations.
which he regarded Of FAR msrr importance.
X was only very recently. and after l full
investigation that lie Archbishop 81 Baltimore
grenird him The privileges Of the Catholic
priesthood. tie exercise of which had been
previously refused IN a manner that deeply
wounded his scnsibilities.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02

81 lie American Convention. asssm.
Ned 4, he Apollo Room. The Colonel, with
Oh, rledrug himself or committing hlmselTm
any way, thanked lie Committee for lbe nom
nation. and begged them also % convey hls
thanks 10 he Convention fof this mark o. tl,e,f
confidence. Heihcn. alter some lu'ther remarks,
sccepied The nomination, amid cheers The
Committee soon afterwards retired and reported
,be success Of their missio, AZ the Aston House.
A letter will be written 10 Col. Frsmonlto-
la, formally rendering tie nomination.
N Express.
FALL or BUILDlNc-N ESCAPE
About s o'clock yesterday afternoon, The
four story brick building, occupied by
Messrs. Habls,on s Brother, on Governor
street. and well filed with furniture Of eve.
~ description, Tell, with tremendous crash,
aud nov lies perlect wreck OF bricks, NOR
tar, broken timbers and ruined lurlnuie.--
A number Of workmen were in he building
al lie time il fell. but the rafting o. NE
glass, MS the walls gave ways afforded thfm
sufficient warning torush into the street, ana
thus save themselves. One Of the workmen,
named Boswell, who was in the third story.
came down with the falling walls and floors,
but miraculously escaped with only lew
I Sigh, bruises.
\ The building was about 100 feet long and
f,onted about so feet on Governor and 18th
streets. About fifty feet Of hat portion 'front.'
ing on la,h street is left standng. MIR. Hab-
lision was standing ia front of The building
conyersDg with lady when The noise OF the
4 breaking walls and iimbers alarmed them and
thus enabled Them to escape 10 The opposite
side Of the street. The fall of the building
I Was not produced SO muchby the senderness
Of lis construction as BY the undermining
which We learn had been made Of the walls, by
workmen engaged in digging the foundations
for new building shortly to be erected
alongside Of il. The building belonged TO the
! estate Of the late VIM. Mitchell, aud cost
about $4,000. The Messss. lIabision lose
almost their entire stock Of goods, valued al
about 800, 900. Our community sincerely
s,mpalhise with these industrious and enter
p,ii,ing gentlemen 10 the calamity which has
beiallen them. Richssond Eaqaisfr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02

Tackeray 81 his FIRST yisi, 10 this country.
was introduced IN Charleston, 8. q. 10 Mrs,
q. one 81 The leaders Of society there. Think.
ing 70 be witty. he SAID. " am happy 10 meet
you, Mrs %; I've heard. madam. that Won
we're fast woman" "0h, Me Taekery.v
she replied. with one of her most fascinating
smiles. i" We must not believe al We hear. n
~! had heard. sir. that you mere g,nDnnan."
The great English wit admitted, afierward,
that he had The worst Of Il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02

For Baeiaaail

Thi, gentleman j. AZ old politician, and vrry
siead observer, and ] may remark lliai lie
made 30 estimate of -tniniaf nature, iHsl ptc-
slnu. 10 The ii Presidential elrrllGn. ii MiItiI
he gaze General Srnii kemnrky. Tennessee,
Delaware. Maryland. Vermont aud RhaLe III
and, aid The re..np Franklin Piece. lie certain.
u wss moi faf on 81 tie Wy then. aud hence
an Disposed 10 rfr,iI, b.. present estimate. .Rp-
pahlirans" may see by hisjusi where thty nay
expect 10 bnng np. They clirn 10 be The Pc
euliar tntnlrs II slavery exien.i,n. anil mean
10 ihtDw away their vnirs upan FrempnI.
Have men Inst HER reason l. lnoi per- 'rri
u apparent 70 any me sho will Ionk ilcis 10
lha face thai this contest Is between Fillmore
anil buchanan
On The oar hand iiiey have ! man. able,
honest. fearless anil true. On he Other, i uai
Jmes Buchanan, IN he Cincinnati platform. Z
CIooss 81! Yours. huiy.
Az AMERICAN DEaocRar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02

FRgausT Accrprs.-The committee appoin.
ted 70 w.il upon John q. Fremont. and Icndr,
linn lie nomination OF lhe Apollo Rooms con.
yeniioo. proceeded 10 ll,ai renllemao's house,
No. So Ninth street. and sfrived there al hall.
past one o'eloek. Y. M, % Friday. There va,
very large attendance friends or The candidates
and others rrescnl. Lieut.. Governor Ford. or
Ohio. 10 characteristic speech, informed Gil.
Fremont That hs had received the UNANIMOUS,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02
THE PROSE- ECT.

To tie Editors Or The n. \ Espres.
A trend. - WIN By the way is strong Bnc-
banan Democ,ai, who has jnsi returned from
tour through all The Western States and The
more norlheriy 81 The Southern SIsies, including
Kentucky, Tennessee, parts d Missouri. N"ttli
and South Carolina. Virginia, Maryland and Del
aware, gives il IS his opiuion thai there will be
no election BY The people. fnf President and Wee
President, 10 November next lie bases hrs
opinion upon this fari,-Thal his circle q ac-
q,.aniance being u Itself very large and hls pur-
suits being Of such character as 10 hiring hun
ii rnnneclIon with Ill classes OF The people. hr
y...so ne PuiI.lcaI keel
ing- Of the masses. lie pnis down Ohio u We.
~ uncertain Tor The Repu4lir4n candidate. from
Tie Tact thai lie lnnnd very siTnug uneercur-
rent setting 10 Cor Mr. FILLMORE, and hal loo a.
mong many 81 lis awn pariy. The follow lng
j. hls estimate q lie vote of The States:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02

Charles s. Benton. II Milwaukee. farm.
erly Wilmot Prosiso and frcr.soil NJ. q.
from the Hetkimer district d New yotk,
has been appointed BY President Pierce 10
lucrative position 10 one of The land ailices IL
Wisconsin. removing for that purpose ali old
line democrat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02

TnE wmraT cnor.--Th- greater poriion II
~, III lie aiesl IN Ills section. says tie Sairm
Poess, has been hsHesitd, and the gram 10 gen.
orally pronounced good, although ,hr yield u
MI 81 bapalIlal a. la., year. A. generally moro
Mheal was seeded. however, The seefega't qnan-
ny raised will not amy mean. isil shan u
l4sl sea.on. Fay. Ola
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02

THE PRnsPrcr.-AI ter discussing tie chan.
ces II Buchanan ii Pennsylvania, The Rich.
mond Wing .ay.:--fhese being the facts ii
reference 10 pennsylvania, We see Nothing
cheering Coz Oh, Buck, il any other Northern
State. Hehas, weaimit. a tolerablc fair chance
Cor one o. two States there, but TO carry even
these, extraordinary rxeriion will have 10 be
made. Perhaps De may carry Illinois. il the
Little Giant will take lie field 10 person,
and stu mp inc state--bat moi otherwise. III
all The northern States W consider E'illmorr's
chance infinitely better tl,an Buehanan's."
To COME South. We regard Virginia and
South Carolina as the only certain State. TO-
illeDemOcracy. They ha,eequa chance, with
Fillmore 10 some three o. four ollers-but
that's The end ~ thr matter. Aud 80 with
all their Dragging. we consider their pros
poets gloomy enough. hi word. Old Bucks
case j rather hopeless.
The friends of Fillmore have only 10 exert
themselves vigorously and actively 70 achieve
the victory. III III the Northern States, his
ehanre i decidedly good for obtaining the
plurality vote 81 most 81 them. And in the
South be Is almost sure 70 divide tile votes
with Buchanan.
70 win The day il will require energy and
perseverance, we kn0w--but il can be won.
Let All hands then rally 70 the rescue.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02

Mn. CLAYros's KaNsAs BmL-Mr CLAYTON
has introduced bin in the United States Sc
nate OF the Kansas troubles. lie proposes 70
~ back BE- ,nnd the beginning u The troubles !;
ID SCI aside what /. called Tie bni,lcr ruffan'
election, and pf consequences Al The legi,ia-
tim that followed il, and 10 inausnfate The
Territory anew. &c.
This proposed pnliey. II will &c seen. viz .
tually treat. hoth plrlies rs il thew were in
Tie wrong. hat this il tie correct view 81
The matter no candid aud intelligent citizen
doubts. The rro.-lasery party was wrong
II introducing lrauducnt voters 10 The polls.
10 passing subsequently the present cypress.
i've and unconstitutional laws II tie Terrific
ry, and in the whole .'bordcr ruflian" policy
which they have silently winked AZ. il moi
positively encouraged. The faec soil party
was wrong IN attempting to resist their an.
tasonlsts BIS iorse u arms when The latter had
lie iormaliiits Of law Oh their side, for re-.
dress was not impossible BY mare peareable
methods, and 70 thus oppose tie constituted
authorities vas striking II tie root Of repub.
lieautsla. Church ADJ.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02

John Van Bureu'. maaee Jeso,ion Il soa,h.
ern rights i, explained by b. approaching mar.
iisKe with Young lady, recently returned rom
Europe, sod INV - n. York, The only ianglues
u wealthy senauH 81 saaih csn,lins. lately
defsssed. John vii ,hus become large sla,s.
holder.
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sTRAws. &c.

One ~ the great elements of power pos.
ses.ed heretofore BY The Locofoeo party has
been Tie foreign vote. Their success 10 pre-.
sious elections has been nsinly oving 10 this
vote; but recent indications ~ 10 show that
il the coming contest il will be divided. The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02

DfmhofJuigs TICS. III Bag,y.-The MIR.
toik Herald announces the death Of HE Hon.
ihus. II. lIayly. at his residence in Aceomae
county. % sunday morning. Judge Bayly
was member Of the present Congress. and
was widely known. not only 10 vlrginil. but
throughout the rniup. lIe was many Years
4 member Of The Virginia Legislature, and BIZ
that body was elected Judge 81 Tie Circuit
CURT lIe resigned this lat post of honor,
% 1iler for Congress. and was elected BY d
large majority. As Chairman u tie CON.
mit,ee Of Ways and Means 10 the Last. and
two o. three proceeding sessions nf Congress,
lie exhibited craftsmanship of high order,
and ~ tebaier he had few superiors.
He was abont 48 years Of age. aud leaves
d widow and two children 20 mourn their
heavy bereavement.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02
The Aa.ionrl rilin,ore Cinb.--It

10 have hect false report which stated ,ha. the IA
tional Fill more Club ii New York had gone over n
masss to the support q Fremont, the Republican noal.
ne. Mf. Van kipor, the President Of the Club went
over; but. the Club aiiera ards had meeting FROM
which Van Ripper excluded, at which they Passed
resolutions approving of.iit Fillmore and his cause
and then welt in proces.i5u 10 the II. Nieoi4s Hotel
where Mr.. Fillmore addeased them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02

Iii, said that synod al The Rabbi. n
France and Algeria Is about 10 be held IN
Paris shortly. with tie object of examining
The ptopueiy u transferring the observation
Of Jewish Sabbath from Saturday 10 sunday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02

Mr.. Pillinore's arrival at New York was
announced 10 Lexington. Kentucky, By the
discharge u one hundred guns.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-02
HILLSBoRoUGH, n. G.
wednesday, July .. Is5c.
FOR PRESIDENT.
WILLARD FILLMORE,
Presidential candidates. The candidates

Presidential Candidates. -Thecaaddates
for President Of the United States nominated BY the
Conventions Of the several parties recently assembled,
have each Of them accepted the nominations rendered
10 them. There are therefore, four candidates ~ the
ield--Mr. Fillmore, nominated BY the American par
~; Mr.. Buchanan, BY the Democratic party col
Fremont, BY the Black Republicans, and The :. bolt
ers' from the American party and Com. Stockton,
nominated By seceders from the !. Boilers"
Com Stockton, in his letter Of acceptance, says he
will not let the Union slide, i his body can stop the
mo,ion and adds !. accept the nomination as COM
plimenl 10 my inaexibc American sentiments, and i
i duty owe 10 those Americans who 50 friendly ad
hcared - their american principles 70 express The I'M
ders.andng however Thai il the American party can
be united on Mr., Fillmore On such platform a nov
occupy, may be al liberty Al any time thereafter Y
Withdraw this acceptance
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The London quarterly Review,


April, contains, !. British Family History .. Lewis
Early Roman History. 3. The Haldanes 4. Modern
Painters s. The Triton and the Minno@s. 9. souihey's
Letters Il The Peace and is Effects on the Condition
Of Turkey. g. Montalemberl on Tie Political Future Of
England.
ssiackwood's Magaxine.--Th May num-
her Of this old and popular periodical has been eccis
81. |, embraces the following articles: !. Englands
Political Future ?. Oa Fis-Ponis and Fishing Boats.
j. Letters from The Banks Of the Imwadee. Z. Meia.
norphe scs--A Talc--Part |. s. The Scot Abroad
The Man Of The Sword. g. The Art o. Travel. 7. The
Peace.
The North British Review, for May, has
been received. Its contents l. Plays and Pun
tans !: Life and Writings Of the late Mr. Justice Tai
iourd. .. Hislorial Painting Macallay. 4 British
New Testament Criticism s. Groies History Of
t;reeee g. The Weather aud il Prognestics. I. H.
dian Literature. !. Ouirases On Women. Q. Peace
aud il Political Duties
Published y Leonard Scott & Go. \. York. Price
IS per annum fur IN. one q tie Reviews, Or Black
Mood; or any Two u the works 81 ; for Black~ood
and The -four Rrs;ews so.
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Counting the ehlcken..-rhs w.Imi

SuNNsiNs hAo &tit1N0ss|s
ton Daily Herald says i is rumored al Washington,
thai in case sir. Buehauan BE- elected President, Mr.
slilcll will be. Secretary u state, and Gen. Quiman
Secretary u War.