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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-17
JOHN ENGLISH. E. eDoDR Gil, THOMAS DIXON
New Philadelphia Foundry and
Machine Works,

TESCaTaWaS comfy, ONO,
Manufacturers OF all kinds oil Stationary aud
portable -..,...
:. Steam Engines,
and Boilers Mill Gearing; FOR Saw pnd Grist Mills,
complete reaction Water heels, shatting and pui.
lies, Turning Larhs foriron and wood, mechanics
tools, screws, cutting turning, G?fing and finishing
all kinds cast and Wrought ilon work. cast and
wrought iron Fencings cast iron posts, wnu> caps
and stills for houses, railroad works &c. in sort
they are prepared to do all kinds of work usually
done in Foundres and Machine Shops. Also,
Horse powers, ScparatOFS.
Corn Shelters, cutters, horse rakes, and cast
plows OF all descriptions. The latest improved
premium Steel plows, which took the first premium
at the Ohio State Fair in 1855. Also,
LeaVitt'S Corn and Cobb Mill.
This received the first premium" in n thorough
contest with the "Litte Giant" and the "Star Mill
ut the late State Fair in Columbus, thus proving its
superiority over al others They manufactured
by us only for the counties of CoshOcton HARRISON
Carroll and Tuscaruwas.
ThreShing Machine. and PlOw
Castings, Coal Stoves Hollow ware, &C., always on
hand and made to order on short notice.
Brass castings of all kinds made aud finished III
the neatest manner and on shortest notice.
ENGLISH, GOODRlCII& DIXON
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-17
New Wholesale and Retail
Grocery, Provision and Feed store,
CHARLES PATTERSON

NTOULD respect u'ly inform tho peopleof Hat
w rison county, that he has just opened cut ia
the corner room Immediately IN ier In Sentinel
office. the latgess assortment ef GROCERIES, ever
offered in The county. His et5ek consisis OF every
thing kept IN the Gfocett, Provision. and Feed
line; which he will sell nj river prices. wholesale
and retail carriage by the cars only added.
The highest price paid for all kinds OF marketa-
bio produce
He hopes by selling cheap, and paying close et-
tention ID his husihess receivs libeTsl share OF
patronage.
Cadik, Ohio, April, %, 1855.
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Hatcher and Bro. are just receiving
their large and splendid stock Of fail and winter
go ods. Call and see them.
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DEMOCRATIC RALLY AT La
CEYSTHL

On Saturday September go. 1855.
j. M. Estcp, DIR. Berik'y, and others
will address the peoplcat the above place on the
above day. Turn out Democrats.
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Steubenville Foundry & Machine
woRT%S -.
MEANS a. BROTE HERS,

MANUFACTURERS OF
STEAMER GINES LERS,
MACHINERY AND
RAIL ROAD CARSl
WE can supply all kinds ofIron and brnss cast.
w ings-our facilities enPbles us to furnish our
work in ,'ur line promptly, and In the best manner
Orders soil Tted; Address MEANS s. BRO, Steu-
benvile Ohio.
Switches and switch stands Wrought and cast
Iron Forks; r. r. Car Wheels, various sizes. r. r.
car Pedestals and Hubs. r. X. car oil Boxes, Truck
and coal car Wheels, s.. sftings aud Puleys, Mill
Gearings for Saw and GrIf Mills, Threshing Ma
chimes, six sizes, Plows and Wagon Boxes, cast
Iron Fronts, Window caps, Siis and Coal Vault:
Planning, Turning, Bolts, Nuts u I'd Screws, with
any Kind OF Thread, furnished 10 order.
Stcubenville, May 30, 1856.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-17
Dissolution of Pa, tim ershiD,

Dissolution of Pan TIN ership.
The partnership heretofore existing between Aron
Foreman and BOYD Forbes, know as the firm Of
FOREMAN u FORBES was this day desolved by
mutual consent.
A FOREMAN,
Sept ! sc FORBES.
p. s. A. Foreman will still carry on the carriage
man nufactory at his old stand
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A Marvellous Remedy.
ORA AMARvELoUs AGE!I
Grand External Remedy.

BY the aid OF microscope, We see millions Of
little openings on the surface Of bodies Through
these this Ointment when rubbed on TIE skin. is
carried to any organ or inward part Diseases Of
the Kidneys, dsordrs sf the Liver, and affections
Of the Heart, inflammation of The Lungs, Asthma
Coughs and Colds, are BY its means eiiectualy GU
red Every house wife knows that salt passes freely
through bone or meat of any thickness, This heal
ing Ointment far more readily penetrates through
any bone or fleshy part OF the lining body curing
the most dangerous inward complaints, that cannot
be reach ed by other means.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-17

VV1heRt t! whORtg
The highest maj ket price IN CASH, always paid
for good merchandise le WHEAT at our warehouses
Cadiz depot. GEORGE IL WILSON.
July l6, 1856, assaaE Aa
DAYsON's GONORRH HGEA isPEElElGs lat
H.. Dibfssea Of the BlgddN, Kidneys QbstIuFe.
hons oftse Utlhb, Gfatei &c, 20. k5t sse bs
Doc. l9,is5S JOHN BEALL.
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uAI,S, Panama, Rough and Ready, STRAW AMI
IL chip hats for men and boys for sale cheap Nv
M..h
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+. PHILLIPS " SON.

MANUFACTURER OF boots and shoes, and
lVl dealers III Trunks and trnveling sacks, Mo.
rocco z kid-skifis lining and binding de- Peggs
Nails. thread aht shoe-fndings generally, keep
tantly for sule assortment OF the above articles,
at their old stand opposite the Public offices.
sCsdiz. a., April II, 1885,
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June ls-ly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-17
sprinlg and summer Goods!
8. 4 HI. NIcEAnnEE.

4 RE now receiving the largest and most s'egaui
"A stock Of Goods they ever offered tt tho pso
pie Of Harrison county. They Invite she public Is
cali and examine fol themselves,
cudIz april %. 1856
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Democratic Mass Meeting at Bloom
field, Saturday, September 20, As
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-17
Executors Notice,

NOTICE, Is hereby given, that the underesign-
ed have been duly appointed Executors of the last
will and testament Of Robert Hanna, late Of Har.
ri on county. Ohio, deceased. Those knowing
themselves indebted to the estate Of the deceased
are requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same are req uested
to present the same duly authenticated for settle.
nent, within one year from this date.
LEWIS w. RALSTON,
JAMES HANNA, Jr.,
Sept. 10. 1856. Executors.
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There will be Democratic Mass Meeting at
bloomfield, Saturday September 40
1855, will be addressed by Col. McCOOIx,
Judge Means, w. C. EsastOn, j. MI.
Estep and other distinguished speakers
Turn out Democrats, and let us have such u
meeting as will make our enemies trcmble
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-17
ErysipeIas. Salt Rheum and ScOr'
hUfic HumOPS,

No RENE dy has ever done much for the cure
of d sease of the Skin whatever form they may s.
sumo, as this Ointment No cases of Salt Rheum
Scurvy, Sore Heads, Scroiula or rysipelus, can
long withstand its influence The invent or has
travelled over many parts of he world sitting the
principle hospitals, dispensing this Ointment giving
advice as to its application, and has thus been the
means OF restoring countless numbers to health.
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Wall Paper.

w alA RapeT-
THE subscribers now receiving direct from
the Eastern cities large assortment oi
PAPER HANCRNGS
selected especially for the Spring trade.
Their stock comprises the most desirable styles to
be found IN the Eastern markets, among which are
the following
Common brown and Hemp papers.
Ground papers
Satin papers in great variety.
Oak Granite, Marble and other styles.
Column paper with base and cap.
Borders to match, suitable 10 Walls; and choice
lot IMPORTED rAPERS unrivaled for beauty OF style
and richness OF coloring-also full assortment Of
pain velvet and guilt
B U K D E X s
Suitable 10 the above; aud fine lot Of pain and
figured.
WINDOW SHADES.
FIRE SCREENS.
Tho entire stock is the best we have ever receiv-
ed, and will be disposed OF at such prices as will
make il the interest OF sll who wish good ortce in
this line, to call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere }. X. SLACK ~ co.
Steubenville, O., Market street above Fourth
april 9, iSS6-tf
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ROBERE L LYONS,
Banker and Exchange Broker.
CRtlix, Ohio,
or Dealer in Excvange, Coin, and Bank Notes.
COLLECTIONS mnde on all conveiiisnt points.
Reter to-Messrs. Drexel g. Co., Philadelphia.
Kilgore, Frazier y Co.,
Bancroft, Beaver Il Co.,
s. Jones' & 0o., Pittsburgh.
rndix. March 81, l655-ly
TsAP, Letter, Note aud fancy Papers, States, Pen.
~ ellis, ETC., etc, tor sale cheap by
apn 1888. JOHN BEALL
LTAI,S, Pananla, Rough and Ready, STRAW AMI
IL chip hats for men and boys for sale cheap by
M 81 IL McFADDEN.
1tAsH PAID FOR LAND WARRANTS
~ the Banking Honse VI Rszin Wsch Ssrs a.
\ IN Bbis, Nos. 2 Il Maekerell.
ebU 10 bbIs NJ " aiuiassss Lard on
~ Boxcs soap and csnlles. ius, received aud Zoe
alt W .8ftg ~ y 90 " a Sa,et -tl,pLN.
.ftltf = A.
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Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds
and Ulcers.

Some of the most scientific surgeons now rely
solely on the USE of this wonderful Ointment when
having to cope with the worst OF sores wounds
ulcers gandular swelings, and tumors. Professor
Holloway has, by command OF the Allied Govern.
ments dispatched to the hospital of the East large
shipments OF this Ointment, to be used under the
direct ion ol the Medical Staff the worst cases of
wounds 1t will cure any ulcer, gandular swelling,
stifenss or contraction oi the joints Of so years
standing.
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-" Sold at the Manufacturers of Professor Ho.
loway so Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand
London, and by all respectable druggists and deal.
ers of Medicine throughout the United States, and
the civilized world, in Potts. at 25 cenls 62h cents,
and 81 each. u
4rThere is a considerable saving by taking the
largest sizes.
N B Directions for the guidance Of patents in
every disorder are affixed to each pot
March y, 1886.
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Piles and Il iStuIas.

There and other similar distressing complaints
can be efectua " cured if the Ointment be we'll
rubbed in over the parts affected, and by otherwise
following the printed directions around each pot.
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in
AZ. [alJo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-30
For the Journal.

or the journal.
In pursuance to previous notice. number of the
Democrats of Duplln, assembled in the Court House
in Kenansvlle, on Friday Esd inst, when on motion
by Wm }. Houston, Esq, the meeting was organized
by calling Jno D. Alternately, Esq., 10 the Chair and
appointing Friedrich Simms Secretary. The Char
man having briefly explained the object of the meet
ing to be the appointment of delegates to represent
the county of Dupin, in convention of the Sd Con-
gresslOnal district, to assemble in Wilmington on the
I'd Tuesday in June next, for the purpose of appoint
ing eector and sub elector for the ensuing Presi
Dental campaign.
On motion by Col. W Whitehead, committee of seven
was appointed to draft resolutions and report to the
meeting a suitable number of delegates to be ap-
pointed The Chair announced said committee to con,
sist of the following gentlemen Bryan Switzerland,
Jr:, Henry Grimes, Dr. L. Hussey. David McIntire,
John J. Whitehead, Stephen Graham and w J. Hous
ton, who after brief retirement, reported through
their Chairman, Bryan Southerland the following
WHEREAS, 1t is proposed to hold convention in
Wilmington, on the the Second Monday in June next,
for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Pres
Dental eector. and for the purpose of appointing
sub electors for the Sd Congressional district There
fore,
Resolved, That the county of Duplin ought to be
represented in said convention and that the Chair
man of this meeting appoint thirty delegates for that
purpose.
Resolved, That We hail with pl assure, the nomina.
ton of our able and patriotic Governor Thomas
Bragg for reelection and hereby pledge him our cor
dial support.
Resolved, That although Franklin Pierce is our
first choice for the Office of President, vet we have
an abiding confidence in the sound nationality and
conservatism Of the Democratic party, and will give
cordial support TO the nominee of the Cincinnati
Convention.
Resolved, That the general harmony and returning
ing strength of the democratic party as evident in
the late elections, subject of congraulation to the
country, and we regard it an augury of continued
prosperity and union.
In obedience TO the frs. resolution, the follow.
ng gentlemen were appointed to attend the Will
mington, convention on the 10th June, viz: O. R.
Kenan, Henry Grimes, Patrick Merrith, S. Graham
DR.. Jno. w. Hill, James Dickson, Daniel Jones' Joel
Loftln, DR.. Thos Hill, Jas. G. Branch, N. B. Whit.
field, Bryan K. Outlaw, Sherwood Grady Zach. Smith
Jr., John Howard, Bryan Switzerland, Jr, Edward w
Faison, Thos. Lanier Gibson Sloan, Stratton Bur.
ton, Gibson S. Carr, Jno. Murray James Wells James
E: Ward, Jas. B. Monk, DR.. W. K Devane, N. P
Mathis, Dr. M. Moore, DR.. j. W. Blount, Abner
Falson, and DR.. James G. Dickson
On motion by w. ]. Houston Esq, the Charm an
and SectetaIy were added.
On motion by DR.. ]. w. Hill the Secretary was
requested to forward copy of proceeding 10 the VIII
mlngton Journal for publication.
On motion, thanks were rendered the officers. and
the meeting adjourned,
JOHN D. ALTERNATELY, Chm.
| F. H. SIMMs, Sec'y.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-30
OMSIOW County.

ced himself candidate for reelection to the Senate
from Onslow County, and that COL L. w Humphrey,
has also announced himself candidate for re- cleo
ton to a seat in the House of Commons from the
same county. These gentlemen are good Democrats.
So far, there are no other candidates in the field,
either Democrats or Know Nothngs If there is to be
any other S, they will, we presume announce them
selves during the session of Onslow County Court,
which will be held next week. The known othings
making little stir for Gilmer, hut it don't seem
to take very we'll.
M. L. F. Redd Esq, is candidate for reelection
to the sheriffaly
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-30
The electoral convention.

CUMRERLAND AND HARNETT. THE Fayetteville
Carolinian OF the 9Th inst. having, by means,
been mslad we failed 10 notice fully The proceedings
of the Convention which assembled at Fayetteville on
the 18th, and nominated Daniel McDiarmid for the
Senate, and John L. Bethea, of Harnett, j. G. Shep-
herd of Cumberland, and Eldredge Stewart, of Har'
nett, for the House of Commons. These, we are as
sured all capital nominations, but we are special
ly pleased to Mr.. Shepherd again in the field, for
reasons which all will understand, at least all &C
quanted with the undeservel blame attached to him
in connection with matters before the last Le-
gislature. Those who honestly but without due ex-
animation did Mr.. Shepherd inju sce, will be among
his warmest supporters.
We notice in the last Carolinian very capital let
ter from M j. McDufie, Els J., in which he distinctly
contradcts all rumors put forth to the effect that he
is to be candidate for the House of Commons in
opposition TO the present Democratic nominees He
trusts that his loyalty to the principles OF the Demo
cratic party, to say nothing of the quantum of sense
and judgment which should prompt him. under such
circumstances, would forbid even an attempt, on his
part, to either disorganize or distract them
Frank N. Roberts, ESQ., very clever man and
good Democrat, was nominated for Sheriff.
Several of the nominees being present, signifed
their acceptance in suitable speeches. Hon Warren
Winslow also made fine speech in reply to a call Of
49, ~..
But what has mainly caused our too late return to
or notice of the above matters, is what after
as follows
At the conclusion of Mr. Wnslow's speech, on mo-
ton, the following delegates appointed to the
District Convention TO be held in Wilmington, on the
second Monday of June next, for the purpose of Sc
Letting democratic Elector for this (the 3D. District
Hon. L. Bethune, Josiah Johnson, Gen. Join Win
slow William Alexander. Col. Alexander Murchlson,
Jos. A. Johnson, Maj. A. Cameron, Az. O. Hanon, VIM
Bow, w. Cade, Ashford Ganey, Arthur Melvin, A.
H. Dewar, Col. M. J. MeDafie, and C. G. Wright
We can only offer the same excuse in regard to this
that have already offered in regard to the other
understanding mslaid the paper, to which clrcum"
stance is attributable to paragraph last week. re-
questing the Fayetteville Caroltn1an to STIR up Its
people TO the sending of delegates. We notice thai
Monday is the day mentioned by our Cumberland
friends Tuesday, think is the day referred to by
the other Counties. However, all that can be arrang-
ed. Let US fix on Tuesday, and in the meantime we
will try to make the stay of our friends who come
for Monday so endurable that they will not regret
the detention.
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ARRIVAL OF THE RsITTc


NEW YORK, MAY 27.-1he U. S. steamship sal
tic from Liverpool with dates to the 18th instant has
arrived.
Ep1ToME OF FOREIGN NEws.-The news general
ly by the Baltic is of considerable interest. com
mercial treaty had been concluded between Persia
and the United States.
1t was rumored that American Squadron would
soon enter the waters OF the Baltic.
On 9th. Russia, Sweden, Oldanburg signed pro.
oco in Copenhagen agreeing condtonally, to the
capituation of the Sound Dues
Russia was reported 10 have demanded explana-
nations respecting the secret treaty signed Jointly
by France Britannia and Austria, guaranteeing the
independence of Turkey. This has not however eff.
fected the stock market.
The Russians under Gen. Mourovieff are commenc.
ing new campaign against the Circassians
Excitement continues in Belgium respecting the
French interference in regard t. the liberty of the
press. The latest mail, however, say that an agree
ment with France had been formed upon.
The French secret societies spread about Belciuno
&c, were causing much anxiety to the respeetive
governments.
Affairs IN Italy continue to excite much attention
Count Cavour presented two important notes to the
Sandman Chambers
In England the people look stupidity on all things
and appear puzzled by the manouyerngs Of tbei,
ministers.
The news of Col. Walkers battle had not creatad
any excitement OF consequence in England from the
fact that home affairs give the people enough to think
about ~ ''A"N
Two Weeks Later from MISUNDERSTANDING from
Cehtraa America---Retreat of the Costa RIcans
from Nicaragua.
New ORLEANS, May 27.-The steamer Granada.
with dltes from Havana 10 the oath, and from Cali
torna to the 5th, has arrived She reports that the
steamer Illinois for New York. has Sl,600Ooo in
treasure on board.
The news from California is unimportant.
In Manposa county the Americans had murdered
20 Mexlcans and Chilians on the pretext of the xiii
ling OF an American by the Chians The Amer.
cans there had also ordered all Chinese, Mexcans,
Ch III and PeruVians TO leave the place.
There IS no change in the California markets
Inc Indian war was being prosecuted in DRAGON
and washington Territories. The Indians had met
several defeats The volunteers complain badly Of
neglect The cOmmissaries lack rations.
From CENTRAL AMER1cA.--The Costa Rcans
shipped 800 of their wounded at San Juan Del Snd
anu anu 'neIT army had retreated from Nicaragua by
land The Costa Ricans say they had been jecev.
ed IN regard TO the feelings of the people of Nicara,
qua towards Walker They expected to be received
with open Baron Bulow is bitter against the
false representations.
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The Company then proceeded TO the election of
two Directors for the ensuing year, Owen Higgins
was unanimously reelected and Ed w. FonylIe
was in like manner elected in place of COL E. w.
Monfort, who declined reelection.
The State re'appointed her Directors. -Four in
number)
to consolidate the offices of Secretary and Treasurer
into one office, known as Secretary and Treas
urer." The incumbent of which, shall receive for
his services, a salary Of two hundred dollars per
annun1.
On motion of D. w. Simmons, Esq, the proceed.
ings were ordered 10 be sent to the " Wilmington
journal y anu Herald" with request to publish
No other business-the meeting adjourned.
OWEN HUGGINS, Chm.
2. Y w. M WAsD' Secretaries.
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Fourth of .JnIV.

Is it not nearly time that some movement was
made looking to the celebration of the National An
niversary? We suggest nothing, but simply alIude
10 the subject for the purpose of calling public at.
tenon to it. If an orator is 10 be chosen and an
Grafton delivered, sufficient time ought to be given to
the gentleman selected; and the day is rapidly ap-
proaching being little more than month distant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-30
j. + F. ~. M %asn' Secretaries.
Later from Kansng.

ST. LOUIS, May 26-Advces from Kansas state
that Messrs. Robinson and Schuyler were in charge
of the Federal Authorities. Reeder Lad not beon
found. Sheriff Jones had entered Lawrence with
twenty men, and Pomeroy had delivered all the can.
non and rifles he could fad, taking receipt from
Jones for the same. Orders had been given not 10
modest private property, but Gov Robinson's house
had been destroyed in violation of orders One man
had been shot The furniture had been moved out
from the Hotel and the premises DESTROYED
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-30

0a- The COMPOUNDED mosquitoes opened the cam.
p'isn last night. We killed several, but several
more came, and sung and bit US to sleep We 90 for
the anti-mosquitO ticket. They are a miserable,
bloodthirs6y, backbiting, sleep disturbing unprin
cjpled, abominabe. ADVANTAGEOUS, outrageous, con-.
tumeltous, long-billed terocous set. May they be-
come dyspephc, hypochondriac have the tooth-ache,
the back, ache, the stomach ache, the rheumatism
the govt, tie bindstagges, and all the other diseas
es that could be recapitulated thought Of Finally
may they all die detested and without ISSUE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-30
The Kendall Case.

New ORLEANS, May 24-The MARSHAL HANSON
case, in the matter of the United States u.s. Mr. KEN
DALI the late postmaster in this city, concluded this
eynng, the jury after celebrating fo half an hour
having found verdict of not gully.