The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-12-03
Tyhe Right M1nd of "a Frcmo Gater.

Tliie Right Mjsal of "a FFcmo lter.
One of our Fremont friends in Cadz subscri-
bed for the st. Cairsyillo Gtystts 3' Citizen, to
be paid when cold Buck was elected lie pays
up Ikea man in the following genteel manner.
g7a,z aas 9a Nov. Goth, A. y. 1856.
JonN H. HEAToN, Esp;
DEAR SIR:--You will please place to the
credit Of Mr.. j. II. and myself the enclosed
amount Zone dollar for two copies of Campaign
Edition of the "Gazottc & Citizon' sent to us
upon the terms therein contained in the first
edition of the same. We acknowledge our
/ solves justly indebted to you in that alnouut.--
Fahe energy and skill you have displayed in the
I management of you paper, during one of the
most Intensely exciting campaigns ever beIleld in
this Republic speak for you as gentleman and
political writer in the most able and eulogistic
manner. Though widely differing with you
sir, in Governmental policy, (Mr. A. being an
american and myself Republican, yet we are
willing to acknowledge, that under the leader
ship ofold Buck our prosperous and happy
country, is perhaps safe, from the influence of
Southern NulhferS and Disunionists. Not so
much so, however, as if the reigns Of govern
ment was placed in the hands of the Rocky
Mountain Pathfinder. II speak as a Republican. I
feated and apparently ''crushed to EARTH" for
the next four years yet we will ''rise again"
and conquer the called democYary, or compel
them to adopt the true Jeffersonian doctrine that
Congress has the power to prohibit the intro
duction efslayery into any Of the territories of
the Union. Sir, wei part as we met, On the. QQSt
friendly tcrnas. 4
Yours, most Respectfully, &c.
Nntu fho,.ol 4 H.,
this county who subscribed for the "Sentiney'
on thesame terms. Out Of that number only fve
'ofthem have yet paid Why don't you act like
men--like the gentlemen who wrote the above?
Cor has Fremontism (the natural tendenoy)
made you SO mean that you are not willing to
pay your honest debts? The next ten DAYS
will settle the question.
,r0c5- -Holloways Pills a certain antidote for
Dropsical Swelngs gs-Mrs. Elizabeth Hendor-
son, of Natchez Mississippi, aged IS, suffered in
tensely last fall from general decline of health
her feet and legs began to swell, strongly indi-
eating dropsy, and she became so much worse
In the course of few weeks that she was total
,lyconfned to her bed, at last her death was
hourly looked forward to by her husband; he
made up his mind, as every thing else had failed
to try the effect of Holloway's Pills, which his
wife commenced using; after four weeks parse-
sverence with them, she was completely cured,
! having by means Of this medicine safely passed
that dangerous period Of woman's existence.
These Pills are also wonderful medicine for
young females with Instructions in their health.
0TThe upper Mississippi about Lake Pepsin
is closed by ice.
gMARRIED--On the 9th ult., by Rev. T. r..
Crawford, Mr.. WIN. RANKIN, to Miss MARY
DUNLAP, oil Of this county.
-0n The same day, by the same, Mr..
BEATTY CARRoTHEgs, of Moorefeld tp., to Miss
,sMARrHA JANE ldcOLrNTocK, Of Franklin tp.,
= HaF co., o.
DIED. .--On Sunday, the 23rd ult., near Cad
s'iz,s WILLARD GrLLMoRE, infant son Of james and
Elizabeth JaInison