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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-12-24
PoiICHOMANIE.

The new and beautiful art of ornamenlinq the
simplest Glass Vessel TO resemble the Finest Paint
ed Chinn, at tithe of the cost is creating nm i'm
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and elegant amusement for Children and Schools
encouraging taste for grace in design and harmony
in the arrangement of c0Iors. The whole mr. cn1
be perfectly acquired in half nn hour Book. of in
srucuon separately 81. Boxes continuing Vases
Book, and every Article required s., sent by EY-
press. - -
CONTENT, NEARY & Co, Wholesale Store
June lS-Iy. 5C2, BroaC way N. Y,
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The New York ledger.

This paper enjoys at this tine the greatest
popularity ever attained by literary paper in
the world. It's circulation is immense and its
popularity unboundcd. And it deserves it all
Tor never has 50 much energy, enterprise, talent
and expense been employed on any paper in this
country as Mr. Bonner has employed on the
Ledger, to make it the best Family Paper in the
country SYLvANUs CoBB, Jr., FANNY FERN.
ALICE CARY, EMERSON BENNET, Mrs. S1aorr-
NEY, MARY STANLEY GIBSON, Mrs. VArGuAx
and OLIVER S1NcAm are regular Contributors.
In addition to these score or so of smal,er
lights occasionally write for it. Here is talent
enough employed by the LEDGER to make the
fortunes Of half a dozen papers. The Le1qey is
a first class Family Paper, and the handsomest
Weekly published in the country. Price 50 a
year in advance; two copies for SO. Address
ROBERT BONNER, Esq, Eltor and proprietor,
No. A Ann ST., New York It is for sale at all
the News Offices. See the new Story commcn-
ced this week by Mrs. CAROLINE INGRAHAM.
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CinciMnati5Market,

CINCINNATI, Dec. 20. Flour firm, weather
change sales at 5,50@5G0 Hogs nothing new.
No sales heard Of Sugar, good demand at 1O1l
@l1c,, for low fair to prime. MoIasscs, new,
7Oc., market firm Coffee, Rio, an 111ac.-
Wheat, good demand River feet and rising
slowly
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A Thousnnd Thnnks.

g We are under great obligations to a number
ofour patrons, who have come forward and paid
US within the past week. Let all initiate their
noble example. 1t is money that keeps the
Press going.
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. No Pnper Next Week.

According to our annual custom, no paper
will be issued from this office next week. Our
subscribers not the losers; it takes so papers
to make year.
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Great Excitement at the Ameri.
= can House in Cadiz.

MR. RICH s. AgSin on hand, maxi ing those beau.
1Il tiiui Iron Picturer, al reduced price
Those who wish a 'uperiOr Likeness, under the
late Improvement, VII do well 10 call on Mr. Rich
Immediately, ss he viii remain with US but a shori
time. His Pictures are OF q superior kind
lie has an extensive assortment Of Casea and
Frames. Also, Gold oekets and Miniature Pins
for the Ladies', which will be sold ehaap.
Gents, fine chance 10 procure Christnas present,
for the Ladies'.
tJrRemember, for fewdays dec II
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SfoEes, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
~ @". +s Ware

Fyou want good AMI cheap Stove, or any
article in the Tin, Copper or Sheet Iron line
remember that the place to make your purchases
is at the establishment of our friend James
Paul. Market street, Cadz. James is good
workman an industrious young man, and de-
serves the patronage of the whole community
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New York Advertisements.
from
ALBERT G. RICHARDSON'S
advertising and Corresponding Office, No. $50,
broadway, NeO York.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
A Journal of Civilization.

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one whose cheerful and genial character will rem.
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| Harper's Weekly will contain = full md ;r,r,,
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.nyaluabIe Farm atPublic sale.

MIessrs. Peoples & Ramsey, executors of the
estateiofJohn Peoples, deceased will offer at
public sale, on the End of January next on the
premises, in German township, Harrison coun
ty, Ohio within one half mile Of tina town OF
Jefferson, the Farm lately occupied by John
Peoples deceased, containing 100 acres;. to be
sold altogether or in parts to suit purchasers,
The farm is well improved, well watered and
tinlbered, with an abundance of coal. There
are two fine bearng orchards on it, two dwell
ing houses and two barns. It's situated in
good neighborhood, the landis ofexcellent quail
ity and the facilties to agood market are unsur-
passed. 81 .ote. 50 s.
IHRMs.--One third in hand, and the balance
IN Three annual payments without interest
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"a Happy Christmas and New Year
,z,o To all of the patrons of the "Cadiz Sentinel"
and "the rest of mankind"
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FAVE XOU REissEEszBEssEy TEEE
SGsfmGV0lG;tEa Asg A SS9efns;cvs III
EOR TIiE tnHIDn NL,Inn

II
GEE THE RARE lNnIL, uEN'r.I. .trL,z
- agement have th4 nr oan-n n Ig1s
the cuectias 81 Works Of Arr
tion among the suhserilnra nhas '" ~ ais.f'p-
ceiyet pseas ne sstn Of January w s sFa d
Among thg iradin" WIKI I," IL %
in the hlest3Aarb is th, na,
ue oi the '''' 'euutiiui s'at-
---sas-~-----tsSynSrs wxyYzur-, :,
The F,us,s of the Tbran c-sa. W. , az.
-'a Sa.ay, ~ y, eSstcs und Calhoun,
s,T.,-.t tAinS1 tAiS1 'i.e exaGlslie Ideal Bust,
| q 21A A'e. - -FaKRNts."
Apollo and Diun,,.
In Marble, IsifeSizey F,gs.,bSs Ss;3F. u Es;E.
Gtoups aud Statues ia Currara barhl. -
struggle tor the Heart. Venus and tI,s. psxgls
M1gdaleh; Child Of tie Sea: lnnn., ap 90,
'4..s. ''@ Bird; and Little rtuaniM. a 80 .s
WitlrDumerons works III Trbfze aiii n - m sy;so; WI;
several hundred Fine aelRniniiugs bv Irsdinr AZ
lists ...s-
The whole Of which are 10 ha ais,.;l.,,tr,I -,
lotttd amo q tho sltbse ibfrs Mt,s a1sy,,gs ~ n
ceived geyi'us toth9 vRw = n a. " n "A
4 iANyCRHt y@ci@EAtSA az Tapra &c
when tho DistfibuionwfIf tske bfass s -
ii...g,L Terms or stfBs yRfpfltjS. .'s5,t H
a sagv os ,ba u tifes dc e siiiie os
ay Night" or copy u esi as - dfggrssing .ga atur.o
Ma gazines ono 81. s;Fsaiss fAs Arljssrpsr
~ W.. ~ a.'NnSet IN ths Appai psirbnnoas
ais ~ i. .ve,y - ps ot only grisa
tha Annual fis,yb,',;, oas ysar M ~ ffcket III
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The M'NeeIy Normal school

Closed it's third Sessionon Friday, the 3lsf Oct
The Eunberin attendance in tba Nofmal School
proper was H6,N With about the same number in the
Model School, iaf, sjHt"}aI3& IC1 Srf3l''lFF
r, ! he neXtsession OF lS weekswill commence On
Tuesday, November llth. NJ tt%l IIf'l
Arrangements are about being made, BY which
boarding can be had at the usual low rates of 50 per
week. 80 80 =
the academic $50 2 li.A SA' aV'A
Those desiring to enter will do we'll to make i'm
mediate applicat ON. stf MgHs .iITY
Hopedale, Ohio, Nov S, 1856 ' 's-'
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- COms,ll.lptiori C,lrefI.

I - - NOHSUHApIIOEE ClafeUs : -
BEhotdeceiyed by base limitations, fIegeuan.
Clark a. Co.'s Genuine God BiveroOil never tisap.
points; and nine years experience has proved II s
perior toal ohers, and the only relablsF cure tor
Consumption. -.
Asthere is ereat deal of spurious oil in the
market adulteEeted wilIseal oil, &fiaeleH, 4 &c
too mncn care CANNOT be taken to procure The Gen.
uInc, r., .s,.,aal ts''. J.r.. 1a11scI -,
Ovr Ui is made Az our. own, tqetory IN Newfound
land, and each botte has orr signature over the
cork, be careful 70 get Hereman Clark e. Co q. for
since the death of MI, Rushton, onF lsto partner
there has bee ajl article introduced called Rush.
tons which is In no way connected wilhR. &. &
20: or tt. z. q co: Sold by druggists g4stga
3 october 22s 1856, 3hlo ~ ~ ~ M
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RETURNING:
r ARE
GOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE.
I74 MAIN STREET WHEELING, "a.
FALL & WINTER TRADE

2IONE N IIOM AS.
NAkE pleasure in announcing to the public thai
Il they are now in receipt .of their full tock o
goods.
They nave jus: received their second sunpIv from,
the east fh cities, which with their former niIrcb
se', Will enabls them 10 present to their Friends
more than
$4,000 Worth of Goods.
;, Being by far the most desirabe--embracing the
Best Selections they have ever brought 10 the Civ
They have pdded to their former almo / endIa q
variety a large stock of Flowered Carpetino- Ruos
&c, of the latest Designs. Also cho:ee Iot o,
Furs- suitable for Winter trade-to both of: which
tenton of the trade. '''' "
Having been in the East short time previous ,o
the late heavy rise in all cotton fabrics and buving
largely with Cash las we have done for nnnv veors7
as well as from the importer and manufacturers n
many instances, they can offer Inducements IN close
cash trade excelled by no house in the west.
10 meet the wants of their rnpjdlv jncre, sino
trade, they. have made and are MAKING nrrnnges
ments to furnish the trade with one of the best Sc
rates ns car be had in the United States ~
In this stock may be found fully 1900 v,rds- of
Silks. SUme--the best imported '- "
400 yards French MeIinoes, Cashmeres, Thibt
Bonn baZines, both colUred and plain !
full line Of the richest Printed and Ombre and
Satin and striped Deiancs and cashmeres innortaJ
4UO cloaks, tain shawls scarfs, &C. cmLrncing
all The latest styles and the hest we ever bought
80 600 yards of Ginghams, Dolaines, Dwavs
Prints, &c. .
7O,o00yards of Domcstics. enprncipg Tho Io,os,
line OF the Woolen and Cotton fabrics, Kept bv
any 81 similar, it n? I by any house in the city.
They are fully prepared to sell by the piace or Mt
They solicit the attention of close cash trade,
and pledge the public that no effort upon their mari
Sfini nal, be wanting TO secure much larger trade
hey feel confident hat no house in the citv can
oifer equal inducements 10 he rade-their motto is
mo trouble to sell goods" "
Goods sent to Boats, Cars and Hotels FREQ of
charge. STONE& TH0MAS u
November l2-tf
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i iHAVlNG ina great measure retitted our Bin1ery
We ,St are now prepared to do all kinds of BOOK
BlNDlNG ,l,I neatly and dreSpediliously "A 4 4
IWep9y particular attention 10 the msnufaS.ura
OF Blank Books Of al kinds for the county of;ears
Blanks for Railroads merchSnts, &c n yT'2s' h
!, Mechanis will find our etbck of Pull ard Hall
bound cap Blanks, cap Letter, Note, md Fancy
faper, EnYeiopes, Pens, lnip and Stationary Of All
mas 70 6e targei aRa1wilt be sold ots reasonable
prices. Al highest marketptice paid for Rags II
A. a, ea.f.,,, MeDutYEEllg& Coz stl1
Nholesnle and Retail dBooksellers, ,S.ationaries,
and Blank Book Mapuiactufers rs
april l6, l856. SIephenYille, Ohio
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DAYSON'S GONORRIIlIsA SPEx,IFtC,,s slor
j Dismses pf Ahe Bladder, Kidneys, ObstrafS
ions Of the Urine, Gravel. &c., &c. For saIe bv
Dec. lg, 1865 JOHN BEAII.
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RsE7AEoV.AT.S
FREGUEi iARRuVAE,

I TAMESyFIOWARD has removed his, ,Boot and
- Shoe Store to the room formerly occupied .bV
Henry Kerr three doors so tn oi Tho post offlce
and one door north of Stewards store, where he
keeps one otthe largest and best stocks Of Boots
and Shoes ever offered in aCadiz He has lust re-
ceiyed fres stock all ofwhich will be sold chehn.
er than ever. Custom work made to order Give
me a call i'll you wish to secure bargains. n
,e'a a'n JAME5 HOWARD. ~
Cadiz Ohio, april 90. 1856 ~ aa'3S - 's
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GErHolloways Ointment anil PiHs.-Extraor-
dinary Cure of Bad Breast. t.--Thewife of Mr..
Arthur Burn, of New Orleans Louisiana was
after the birth of their last child, constant suf
ierer with bad breast; there were several holes
init and despite of the various remedies tried.
her husband could not get anything to cause il
to heal. After every other remedy had failed
to benefit the sufferer, she had recourse to Hol-
loway's Ointment and Pills, which, as a matter
of course, quickly caused an improvement in the
appearance of the affected parts, and by perser
vance with these fine remedies for few weeks
She was completely cured. This wonderful Oint-
ment will also readily cure all diseases of the
skin. ra
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PH3rAlL40N'S PAPHI0N LOTION.
I'd 1a2 Or, Floral Beautiher. e,

! great Cosmetic TOR beautifyipc tho skin aud
complexion aiidfor curing CT hdpped Hands Face
Lips, Tan, Sunburn, Freckcs, PimpIss, sscaMs
Burnssetc A sure and safe cnre fof The Plies Y
9ne washing will give tdnt rolef Aftcr ea gfps
y 70 very soothingto the skin Ii keeps Tie hands
soft and white, and for all niiumatons III the skin
4 wiit tefnnnd tobe great remedy. Price pna
Dollar pc bottIe. s2'leu ifasf HE+'1IF tsfs'
Phalon's Magic. Hair Dye
One otfhe very bsst Natural Dyes in ,he world
Ais long gaise has proved Il til BE-
md, being vegetable pnodaction l,0 fnfurK can
pcssibiy be done TO the slin IL Is easily anbiiea
and You onn obtain a back or brown w6jell viii
defythe best Judges to tell II from nature itself
Price 81 and 81, 1,50per box, a8iayty iee a M
Made and sold by by L,iifAL ON 1917 BROAD.
W AY corner Dey st.. and SIT Broad way 81 Mich!
olas Hotel ~. w. and all Druggists and Fancy
Stores throughaat the United States siaes 7sfe's
q PHALoS's CHEMICAL HAIR INvfGoiATok.
The most complete nrtice Of the kind ever bt fore
piicfed 70 thepublc h1s sbpod tho test OF twen,
" years in this county md not ono of no many
hundreds ofimitations have been able to conn ID
with IT for preserving, dressing and be auiyna the
iaitr and keepfpg the head ctear from dandruT etr \
II IS inestiniHblel hi shortit Ii everythhr tha lhai
requiTes. Price, Soc, and 81 per boiiioIc 9ssN
y IS bsass 10 sa4 bssg Ss4os : deci s;5s-6tR a
At'es sIettsr, Y dtednd iShcy Papers, States. Zen.
= ellis, etc, ETC., forssl CAsap By
april isss. JOHN REALL
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Grand shooting match for a ,Rcar.

We understand Mgi thata grand shooting match
will coms off in Cadiz on New Years Dav for a
fine large fat California Bear which Weighs over
500 pounds and the cage in the bargain. Here's
chance for narksmen, not often met with
Terms-$1 chance, go chances, to shoot fifty
yards with o rife, off hand, shots string meas
ure, from centre to centre Marksmen that wish
to engage in this interesting sport will apply
soon toC.,C Hilligas, Cadiz. ! ~ E g
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Prince & Co.'S
IMP HsOVED MEL ODEO;N s .
The Oides, Establishment in the u. S.
Employing Two Humid, vycc.

4he Oidest Establishment in the u. S.
Employing 1--we Humid cd Men.
And Finishing .f8gEee8HaA
EIGHTY INSTRUMENTS PER WEEK
<=Essz==EE7z1 Between $1,000 and 600 Of these In
sruments have been finished and are
!!2 Inow in use
The latest improvements in our meIodeops is the
DIVIDED SWELL,
Secured to us by Letters Patent 22l Nav Is5 49,
by means OF this Swell Solo Passages nfhy be- pinv
ed with the full power of the instrument. whiln tho
Accompaniment is soft and subdued Hereafter
all Melodeons made by us, will be furnished with
this -attac ciment without extra charge
Our instruments are all finished in Rosewood
Cases, and the Workmanship is OF the very hest
quality. The styles and prices are-.a aTSs2Etf . q
IN PORTABLE GASES,
-Four octave Melodeon, extending from e to c s45
-Four and half octave q" G. 10 4 90
Five octave Melodeon FtoF *
Five octave, double reed. " Flo f. ly1
"1 . IN PIANO GASES:
Five octave Mclodeon, extending from TO Slon
Six octave Mclodeon, Fto f. I3D
Five octave, double reed, ,Itstt M I5oi
Organ Melodeon tior churchds,) five octayes
stops, one and half octave pedals, four
sGlS Dt Teeds... ...............,., 35O
I, S17Agents for the salc cf our Malndeons NAV be
lound IN all the principal Elites and towns of III,
United States. GEO. A. FRINGE & co,
cor sNlTgara and Maryland streets, Buffalo,
. October %. emo IL bslNs'>' 1
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A Marvellous Remedy.
FOR MARY ELoUs AGEll
II OL WAYS OINTMENT!
Grand External Remedy.

BY the aid ofa microscope, We see millions Of
little openings on the surface Of our bodies. Through
these this Ointment, when rubbed on TIE skin. Il
carried to- any organ or inward part. Diseases OF
the Kidneys, Disorders of the Liver and affections
OF the Heurt, inflammation of the Lungs, Asthma
Coughs and Colds are by It's means efiectually GU
through bone or meat of any thickness. This heal
ing Ointment far more readily penenates through
any bone or ieshy part OF the lining body, curing
the most dangerous inward complaints that cannot
be- reach ed by other means
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- canterbury Tales.

BY HARRIET LEE vols l2mo cIoto.. nrice & ,,
These striking and remarkable novels hnve ion !
been standards in English Literature, and. il is
believed, will not fail to he appreciated by Amer.
can readers They were iayorites of Lord Byron,
@no wrote, 9 Nothing Of SCOTS is finer than The
continued 70 like what did them The Snecta.
Tor SAID There is scarcely any educatef psrsor Of
TINS century v no has not at some time or other
drawn drawn SINCERE pleasure from these pages.h The
IE;alneurgh Post saifi "Few readers of entertaining
Hons" And, also, ''lhe pure moraIitv wb;cb
r,eigns through these tales-which we can searcelv
dare to call fctionwill render them Lhh most ali.
in every family library" F'' O1s - = -
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Masonic INSTALLATION, supper, Gc.
Harrison lodge will have public Installa
tion at their Lodge Room on next Tuesday even
ing, and supper at the American House.
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Salt Rheum and Scor-
bulic HuIunrS.

No remedy has ever done SO much for the cure
OF disease of the Skin whatoyer form they may 8.
sumo, as This Ointment. No cases of Salt Rheum,
Scurvy, Sore Heads, Scrofula or fysipelas, can
long withstand its influence The invent or hs s
travelled over many parts of .he world, vi sitting the
principle hospitals, dispensing this Ointment giving
advice as oits application and has thus been the
means OF restoring countless numbers to health.
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Steubenville Foundry & Machine
< WoR rs.
M Il a $ ~ BESO HERS,
MANUFACTURERS OF ny
s 7 E A MEN GINES, BOILERS,

5 I Z A NJ L n G I n 3 5, BIO L Err s.
ssE MACHINERY AND
RAIL ROAD CARS!
WE can supply all kinds of iron and brpss cast
w ings-our lacitities enrbles us to furnish our
work in our line promptly, and IN the best manner
Orders solicited; Address MEANS 81 BRO, Steu.
benville Ohio. r N, -
Switches and switch stands: Wrouuht md cos,
Iron Forks, r. r. Car Wheels, various sizes. h, h.
car Pedes'als and Hubs, r. r. car oil Boxes, Truck
and coal car Wheels, Shaftings and Pullevs. Min
Gearings for Saw and Grist Mills, Threshing Ma.
chimes, six sizes, Plows and Wagon Boxes, cast
Iron Fronts. Window caps Stills, aud Coal Vaults
Planning, Turning Bolts, Nuts and Screws, win
any KIND OF Thread, furnished to order. Il
StchBthVille Nav 30 1856
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NEW BOOKS
stre NEW BOOKS
FOR THE t9A'
IL O LIID A. YSi
,5 MASON BROTHERS,
lo5 and ITO Duane Street, N. z.
5ae WILL PUBLISH EARLY IN DEeEMBER
II III II PA. A Y-DAYa BOOK.
NEW STORIES FOX YOUNG FOLKS

WITH TEN FULL PAGE nLUsrAATIoNs.
- u r FANNY FERN s
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