davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20
Chicago. Alton 4 81. Louis Il. X.
e., -. L - s-..-s- r. tz,. .
$50 4R..-.-T ,--f-,--z, -sssas !. 80
Ain-i.lNF ROUTE BETWEEN
lnicagO and 81. Louis.

,a'g.~ ttitc Chiedg" fe,' u ioais AMI tnt~rnt.
Jtots places
Act otl.u,,i,sIi Iran, ,suuday-s -xcrpi-dt 81 VI
Express Train, saturdays excepted II 10
TuiBs kedo, NJ Lo.ts jos ,gttcago aud ints,Y.s
oidfe place.
accommodation Tram, tsundas -Aoeptsdy E. ~ N
Express Train saturdays excepted 3 BOP
Trains directly through, without change of
baggage. Trans run through Joliet, Boom
ingtuii, Springfield, Carlinve aud Alton.
wIraina This road m@k, direct connections
IN joliet Cut OF ami chigan Central Railroad at
JoIel, makng thu the shortest, lucket, and most
liable routsAe, 81 Louis snt New York, Boston.
Philadelphia, a.ii the East
With Illinois entrai n. II bloomington, foi LA
Sale Mendoza and Cairo.
ilh Great Western u lntanl, Springfield, Tor
Decatur ..,u .t.,te-.
With All lie Ra.!ioais d.sergMs from, chicago
with danny iin. OF Packets AT Ut Louis for keokuk,
Sea Or.ra4.., nd Missouri River
rhrouri iiC i. All pat itrEiloIird auaye can
be procured al ali Vie principal .egrt Offices IN the
United States, and At the Gfis ~
In ST, Lous III Chicago
Foot Of w asni.istva nv 10 D-afborn street, oppo
cG.e, CA L-ves Site fremont Bouse
siCH'D r. MORGAN, JR., cupt.
G.,UouiustUu, ~@p. l, trto. fcOiSdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20
Furniture and [ hairs.


z WI t.:tye Jn>t opened Oh B,ttdQ 81 lie"
81. ,!unr~ ai,et. III, ras Ofiiee, new and D+au'
o. AZ tiul assortment - watches, Jewelry, silver
warr. locks, Fancy Goods etc. winch VT Cali and
will ,,li u, heap any establishment west oi New
work purchase exclusively al the "'''est O. ~
y,i,,A from the manufacturer and importers. We
would ttulig invite the ttiir I" call an exam,
Inc uut stock. always take pIeaslr- - showing
oar g.vr4.. From atr ihnraugl practical krpSIcdE
,r.d cape, jrucc ia watch repairing. feel 'r itt
utgyiig entire sts,scioil. thrrelA mtrstg % i'''
Vtf- 81 latiu patronage. war'h>
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

Stoningfou. Norwich or Fall River
Through Ticket good On either al the above
routes.
Through Tickets sud general !niormttiou can be
procured al III, Company Office. No - Dearborn
street, opposite fremont House Chcsgo.
Merchants, Produce sud stock Dealers glak,
through contracts by calling Oh the Company Agents
A. II. PETERS Ag't, As Dearborn street, Chi"ag0
u. r. SMITH, G-n. Agent, Cirvelsnd, .
derlTdti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20
INSURiNCE ADVERTISEMENTS
- = - - : -
s4 THE CMS(.3GO, ClTH
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE Room Ne. l, Mas aic Temple
Dearborn 81, Ia (CsA11Ge
CAPITAL STOlk, Sl5O,OOO
0lrCCtorH.
LDAt NDcANpfxLD, +" iSAAC eMas =.
TIRNrys 1II gIRT HENRY GHAPA An,
GEORGE HUI.N


RDar NJ .ANffELD,Pres HENRY BANDIT &c
HLsRg 1HApMAS, Tfeas'T.
= n IIIBEHT General Agrnt srd Surveyor
TIM ,..np.lg y a. arganlxrd N the 27th d. q
Aarcb, A u 1891 Under s,saial Charter from the
Iog.lattte - Illinois ami business eorfinehc- 1h1'f
the I,st Favorable anspeces. lis establ 'n~nt has
been ulsa a hfu sud rsliahle basis and n vie~ ~
its STABILITY -n4uaIess and permanrnry rank. a. oe
~ m. nrsf Insurance Companies 10 tbe country D.
fia,-r IesIfa- u pf9tecttnz tbs -eiyes agsusl p@5
or d,ma1e ~ Fire lef.ls = thu thet beT -aF'
REFERENCES:
Me-.r. >toI, 3 Wit CIV land, o.
WiAauis q Au9ry, Ctteae..
N.tt.u r Btelher,
St3.r a b. usr. . t--s
\ bgHUi Ptt-l Kasiu Ne kst.fVaf
ten Nsatarup, Csshr IA O. hant
h wm. isisf, Es' Milwaukee
J q. G5f.fue k-4 kaein..
II.ury FarGdm, Pte.'t Chieas' II l. hahnrn
t,iR,.rt Cam C4m Baus GhIcaso
ban Rh9de- -. Cleveland, q
Nm JOIN q B-esu, raeas'r Of stat '"lunb'i-
Thos. C,tnpf 4, - spfi,ef"h ~
non T. Cnainberiu. > Ioui-. 81
Nee wan ,yosh Weli- d 5eysan4,ie 'Ltsg
Ma.sr- II nnrrh y q. chicago Eink
HD1 wa. Mel 10v.fn.r II ohit
Mo-. g. " ~if.f * CO.. HI. a.l,
Judd su,lt1 y pat. ulN0u I'll.
wa BanftEra. -. No !i
Hou VII 1rtvft ee.sf alaie, nol'.u.b' 4"
Me.-re II e so COX \ CO., hektDrd u
II "h-.t : S9n Aurora
Nesmiah O. & E-G Buffalo Y
VIM Is Fuady Es4 Springfield
Hon Btriiy, Luags Joueeia~ { u" hah'feih
Gen C1a.. speinsa.ld, l.
Rcfatd isr. K-.i., - L'a- NJ
Assent a Dashpln aud Rv.s Hard
OFFICE Davenport n The STATE DEMoChA'
ofir.. Post once Buildiug Brady Street.
IulY --t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

ConxlcctiCu
Mutual Life Insurance To-.
icQpTed capital. .....-............ : 20Na ~"
OFFICE
ON WEST SIDE OF MAIN STREET
Between Front and : COM! ST.
DAVE FORT low
Iaplad4wiv1 HENRY b HOFFMAN Agent.
keystone
FIRE \ MARINE INSURANCE Co,
OF Philadelphia, Penn.
.rTHoRIzEI CAPITAL, 43aov,I.
=. VI N@RI.RTy, Pres. .ANsoN GRAY, Vice Pre-
VI THOMPSON Sec. 4. FINEFIELp, Agent.
Ofiice In Atkinson's Building, I'd street, Davenpo~
iowa oct26 1yd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20
Han,s /! Hams !!

I Ch",c- irt OF sn Cofs'l Hanr to-i received
= and Ter az.
iaug,idtfi VI bAi.iLlLl. j. sto-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

Assent q Dtv bptft aAd Ryck Hand
OFFICE Davenport ~ the STATE DEMOCRAT
Ofir, Post once Bnildtug Brady Street
luiY --if
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20
Seasoned Flooring.
Seasoned Issnsbes'

81, e.. COTES.
WHOLESALE AND RET All.
DEALER IN
GREEN AND DRIED FRUITS.
Constantly On hsad Oranges. Lemons. Green and
Dried Appl.. Nuts sc SC at Chicago and 81. Louis
prices
Brady Il. near Fruut--Ea>t Side
Davenport, Juls 26-dawtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

ffI = ,ssj:s;l;i
Spring .as's'N1s cement,
I'M and afr Monday April lsth 1856, and unit
Ofirther notice trains will leave Rock Island daily
Sundays excepted follow,
l-t matt train at 500
I'd express, stopping nniy Al thu principal
stations al 10. ~
al night express. stopping al -iarinn- s.1OPA
lrh freight, with 81 class cas- Al $50 A n
Trains arrive n Rock Island iaily. sunday
copied. follow;
~ right -xpI.,-, 90 a y .
I'd express, sopsnns pniy ~ pr,n stations 90 p
81 mail train ~ tOl5P
attn freight Win "a class cars ii SOP.
All trains OVER this road diie, -onnexian al
Chicago with trains over bih III. Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central r "a ann from Detroit To-
leio, Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati. Pittsburgh.
Dunkirk Buffalo Niagara Fall, Albany New York,
Philadelphia, BAIT inior aud Washington. Also al
LaSale with ,rsiil- tn Iilin,is Central Road
North to Galena and South - Louis AMI Cairo, 70
which places tickets can b. procured Of
:. q STEPHENS Ticket Agent,
r. =. Depot, Roek Island.
Passengers are reminded Of the neoessityOf giving
distinct directions 10 The destination Of tAsir bag
gage also procure tickets before taking their seats
Ia the cars the conductors ccec, fares oRly 10 a
tions ca ~ ine Of the Chicago kRock Island railroad
JOHN y. TRACY, Superintendent.
". h. WuirHAS. Asst sup'ty
nock Island. April 4, 1856. (a:.l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

GREAT WESTERN, CINCINNATI
stove Store,
TIN, Sheet IRON and Copper
Ware Mandatory.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
TI,HE subscriber las opened a new stove Store and
i Tin Ware Mandatory. ond street. doors east
Of Harrison, where he intends 10 keep on hand the
Celebrated ClisslMr Store.
of Cincinnati, which has in the last two years Won
name and fame usparasled in the history Of stoves
sorb akln9 boiling, roasting and heating with les
fue than any other store and Ia ess TINA Tbs subs
scrbsrs having sold then. since they 6rst came Ia
market in 0hia,is fully prepared 10 warrant and
guarantee IT'S operation svary Tespsct end Il Tot
a. warranted tie money will he refunded Also Keeps
on hand the Live Oak. which IS Sood stove. Also,
the Charter Oak wood and coal. The City Air fish;
nonesuch premium. Also elevated ones, parlor stoves
OF all sorts shapes aud slsss Coal Stoves for shops
stores &c. We also intend keeping on hand full as
sortment Of Tin ware, Japanned Wars. Copper Ware
usually kept In such establishment and Is prepar
ed At oil times to make and put up
House Spouttng, Roofing and job
bings
in general ou, u GOO tin and OF the best workmen
allof which Will b. done on the most reasonable
terms; cordially invite the public to give ~ can
Remember the place Cd street, doors East Of Har
rison,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

ER.E.V'kLkv
Insurance Company
Office N. Woo O. Of Main & Chssnutstreet
ST. LOUIS. MO.
Capital. yZOO,OOO
WM. D'ENCH, Prest AID. ABELES, Vice Pres
CHAS. ABRAMS0N, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
c. A. Cuno, Chas. +. Meyer, Henry Block
n Meier. A. c. Cordes, =. Wilmot
II. J. Spaunhorsi
P.B HARDING, Agent, Davenport, lows
The undersigned Is Agent fer this new Insurance
Company, which is managed by some OF the most sub
stantal business men Of st. Louis, and Is ready at IL
times to take risks ON reasonable rates. II should
not be overlooked that this Is good Western Com
psny, and ahould Be supported by citizens INSTEAD
Of being swinded to Eastern swindling.insttutions
o: which there are so many. - i. ~
dec0Sd1y p. b. HARDIN6
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18
Kansas News.

The latest news hOm Kansas is that Gov
Shannon has is ued Proclamation bearing date
juno 4fh, which commands all persons belong
ing TO military organizations within the Terrific
~, not authorized by law to dispersei that such
Organizations are Illegal, and should they reas-
semble will he dispersed by United States
troops.
All civil officers Of the Government are reQm-
rcd to be yigilant in enforcing the law against Of
fendcrs, and protecting citizens against all vio-
lence and wrong, and further declaring that all
Iaw-abiding citizens Of the Territory, without
regard to party, names and designation, must
be protected in their personal property; and all
military organizations either for the execution
Of the Territory, or to disturb the peace thereof
must be dispersed, and all aggressive parties
from without the Territory must be repcled-
that the military force placed under the control
Of the Executive ofths Territory, is amply sul-
ficent to enforce its laws aud protect lis citi-
zens rights, and in carrying out this proeIama-
ton no distinction is to be made as to party, but
that all parties are to be served alike under like
circumstances; and that obedience to the laws
and the consequent security Of the persons in
Kansas, are its primary objects; and that all
lawless violence within the Territory, in what
ever form manifested must be suppressed.
The instructions of tho President Of the Uni
ted States Of the llth of February will be strict
lycnforced, and rcquisitiOn has been made on
Colonel Sumner for a military force sufficient to
insure obedience to the proclamation.
This we are glad to sec, and we trust that
Gov Shannon will have this Proclamation rig
idly enforced.
We hear so much from Kansas, that oul
thoughts about it are good deal Ike the editor
of the New Lisbon Aurora. (thc oldest anti-sla-
very paper in the State, by the way,) who
says
We are so bored with false reports from Kan
sas that it is hard to tell what is the truth Ey-
cry few days the country is c0nyulsed and ago
ni2ed with bloody news from there. The most
authentic news about the destruction of Lawrence
is that two or three houses were DESTROYED and
one pro-slavery man killed by a brick falling on
his head More recent news from there saws
That 80 rowdcs and s or free state men were
Killed. but what the facts arc is uncertain.
------szs -~--s--s o. ..
O. The Steamers Erickson and Arabia ar
rived at New Y ork few days since, The news
is unimportant
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18

~ Sold at the Manufactures of Professor Ho-
loway. 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and pa Strand
London, and by all respectable Druggists and Deal
ers of Medicines throughout the Uuted States and
the civilized world, in Pots at rs CENTS 625z cents,
and 81 each.
915~ There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N. b. Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each Pot.
March u, 1886.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18
slcubcnvillc Market.

DVeuoenNlle, June Ii.
Flour-For good superfnc 81, 75@5,O extra
5@5,50.
Wheat-S1,Oo
Groceries-Sugar in hhds 82l@9t4 and bbls
0@9lE SC; New Orleans Molasses, common SIC;
Syrup 65; Rio Coffee 12i5@13c; Cheese 1Oc;
Pepper 139@14; Ground do 14@l7; Alspico,
whole, II; Ground in cans 25; Cloves whole,
S5, do ground, 80; Soap, Family soap, 7@8;
Rosin bar 5; Soda, Salcratus, 5l5; Sup. Crab.
Soda, 6la; Candles, mould Is; do dipped II.
Grain-Corn 28@3Oc; Oats 23@25.
Bacon-Hams TO- Shoulders 8, sides $685.
Buttcr-Prime, IA; ordinary II.
Rice-534 @6 per h.
Tobacco-Six Twist, 13@13t5c; 5s, SIS, los,
2l@25; = ID Lump, 20 Cavenlish 30 to 45.
Fish--Maclzsral no 8, S7,50@775 per bbl.
Dried Fruit-Apples 871a per bush; Peaches
81 per bushel.
Sugars-B soft Crushed H.; A soft do 1124;
A hard do l2l5; Pulvcrised l2ll&.
Starch---8c.
Tcas-Young Hyson 35@75; Gunpowder
45@Gl; Imperial 50@G0 Black % to 55.
Battins-No. l, 10; do No. 2, 12i5.
Nails-1o to 6ol, $3.50; 8 to 81, 3,75; G to I'd
$50
Timothy s2,75@3,oo; Glover S8@8-
so for 60 lbs; Flaxsced 9O@100
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18

JD2' ID III y LII ~ No-s says:
PREsQUE Isis, Afodsiook CO. Me-, AFfil %, 81
1--WE herewith send you a certificate Of care per-
formed By the use OF only one bottle Of the German
Bitiers; we think Mr. Clark 20 be a man Of veTacity,
and have no doubt Of The truth u his story"
Mcssrs. Jos. =. Hall & Co.-Cenilemen- In an
TO your inquiries, viii state that my dsugh-
tor aged about 10 years, has been complaining Of
pbn in her side tr six seven years, and about The
first OF January last, was taken down and confined
10 her bed. Tho pain in her side was very severe,
besides being troubled with pains between her shoul-
fers and IN her breast. From reading number OF
cures performed by "Hoon,nd's German B.uers,' -
wasinducGd TO try il in her case and sent TO your
store and purchased ont bstile. She had taken it
bat few days when she began TO improve, aud
now, after taking only ONE bntte, she is enjoying
better health than she has for years. She eels no
pain in her side IN any part Of her body, and
tributes her cure entirely To the German Bitters
Salmon Brook, AroOstOok CO., Me.
See advertisement il,2. WM. CLARK.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18
Epilepsy, or Falling Fits.

We believe we cannot do our readers a more i'm.
potant service, than by again calling their attention
TO thut most remarkable preparation, discovered by
DR.. Seth 5. Ilance, OF Baltimore, Md, which pos
sesses the power of alIcviatiug and curing that
horrid visitation Of man-Epilopsy, o Falling Fits,
In Recommending this preparation To our readers,
we do so with the conviction that VIC are not degra-
ding our columns puff common patent medicine,
but are placing before them n discovery, when, il
fully known, would probably do more to alleviate
human. suffering, than any invention Of modern
times. DR.. Hance, in asking us to notico his prep
aration ayorahly in our editorial department, has
sentus Tor perusaI number Of letters from persons
who have used his Pills and have been cured there,
by. All OF them speak i'll the most grateful and
eulogistic terms. One great advantage OF this me-
dicine possesses is the fact tha it can be transpor-
ted through the mails, thereby al0rding every one
opportunity OF dealing directly with the invent
or, aud also precluding all possibility OF being i'm
posed ON by counterfeit or spurious INIT alton.
Persons at distance, by writing and sending a
remittance to Dr.. flance, can have the medicine
forwardedby mail to their post oileo address,, he
paying the postage. The prices are for a single
box, SO, two boxes, s. or $2i per dozen We have
given his address above. Wat.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18

05-Died, ON the morning of the 18th inst at
her residence in this place, Miss ELIZA l.
FRY, after lingering illness. The deceased in
the month ofOctober last, left home on visit to
her friends in Washington, Pa, When near Alex
andria between Wheeling and Washington, the
Stage-Coach in which she had her seat, was up
set through the recklssncss ola drunken driver,
endcavoring to force the road against another
team, at which time she received an injury to
her spinal column, which resulted in her death.
The Deceased had been citizen Of Gadiz for
aperiod Of 25 years or more, and was honorcd
and esteemed by all who knew her. Perhaps
no individual has passed to the grave from our
midst whose death was more keenly felt. The
circle Of her society was large, and her place
will DO hard to fill
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18
New York Market.

New York, June 49,
Flour-dccIined; sales of TO- 900 bbls at $50
$50 for State; $,5@590 for good Ohio; SEQ
6,75 for Southern and S6,80@z $50 for fancy.
Provisions-Pork firm; sales of 1000 bbls
Western mess at $19. Lard firm; sales of 800
bbls at Ii cents
Groceries-Coheo firm; sales of 1000 bags
Rio at lll4c, Sugar firm; sales of 400 hhds
New Orleans. Molasses active; sales of ], POO
bbls New Orleans
Oils--Linsced oil lower; sales of4, 900 bbls al
Sic Lard oil quiet
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18
FOartIl Of July Celebration.

r We understand that there is to be a ccebra-
tion at the Cmiiz JH,,ction on the Fourth day Of
'J"ly. The Cadz folks and our friends
from Stcubensilie propose to meet there on that
day, and we have no doubt they will have good
time.
The proprietor of the PARKS House," James
Cady we know can and will serve up to all who
may attend, something palpable and refreshing.
D 'Phe performances Of the day will consist of
Orations, Music, Dancing, &c. The young folks
can have a fine time clipping the light fantastic
toe" Let there be general turn out The
Cadiz Junction will be place pleasant resort
during the Summer months, and we have no
doubt those who can spare the time will enjoy
its advantages.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18
AhOlIler Remarkable cure Of
ScpS fsIia,

Sparta, Caroline County, Va, March 1854.
Messrs. Bennett g. Beers, Richmond
GentlemeD;-Your Cerier's Spanish Mixture has
performed a remarkable cure in the person of scr.
want man, afflicted with Scroinla in the very worst
form So bad had he become that his eyes were
entirely closed, and had been 50 for more than
year! As a last resort everything else had fail
ed. 1t was resolved to try the mixture. We admin
istered itaceordiug TO the directions, and wonder.
full to to say perfect cure has been effected. am
satisfied thai no medicine equals "Carters Spanish
Mixture as a purifier of the blood 1t is creating
quite excitement here, and sells very rapidly -
send another lot by railroad
Y74t. Yours truly, Il. S. BROADDUS.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18
Harlem Springs.

THIS Celebrated and we'll known Water ing
L Place has been recently purchased by Mr. S
HARTi and having undergone thorough repair is
now open for the reception Of visitors.
From June Goth our HACK will leave the Cadiz
Junction, on the s & | Railroad on the arrival of
the cars. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Fare IS cents
Astags coach leaves Steubenulle for the Springs
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Fare ST. IS.
Every effort will be made during the present sea
son, by the proprietors to afford comfort and amuso
ment TO visitors, and entertainment to all who may
be plensed to become their guests. a
9srMr Il. ZoLLARs, the senior proprietor, will be
on hand to welcome his old friends. se#
Juue ls- I'm. HART g. COLLARS, Proprietors
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18


GTholto0ay's Ointment and Pills certain
Cure for Scaid Heads-Henry, IL, Maria, 10,
and Jchn Ames, 8, Of Apalachicola, Florida,
I were all three affected with this disageeable
i malady; Maria in particular was in wretched
plight with it, and although there were many
remedies died, yet the malady did not seem to
decrease, indeed the disease spread itself all over
the surface Of the head, to the great annoyance
!, Of the prrents and discontinue Of the child
the blood Of the others was eqally impure. -
At last the parents put the three under course
Of Holloways Ointment and Pills, which cored
them all in the space ofninetcen days. Their
health has since considerably improved. These
remedies are wonderfully cfifcacious mall disca-
scs of tic skin.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18
PENN G HARPER'S.
Premium Carriage Shop

THE undersigned take pleasure in announcing to
D the citizens Of Harrison and adjoining coun.
tios that they still carry on the Carriage Manuac.
turing in all its branches Thoy have superior acil-
tiles for manufacturing every kind Of Vehicles
Their wcrx will be manufactured in style superb
or to any IN the place, and on the most favoroble
terms. Those wishing any kind of vehicles are
solicited to give Us call before purchasing else.
where
Our assortment consists in part of Close Carria-
ges, Livery Coaches, Boston Rockaways Prince
lborts, Faimers' Carriages and Bnggies, Jersey
Wagons, Phetons, Sliding seat Buggios, Buggies
with Sliding tops, Light Trotting Buggies,, Skole-
ton Buggies Sukies, &c, &C.,
All kinds OF repairing executed at the shortest no.
tice and on the best terms. We keep none but the
best of workmen in our employ. New work ex-
changed for old
or Shop directly east Of the American House, in
the well known stand formerly occupied by l. S.
Ditmars, PENN g. HARPER.
Cadiz, Ohio, may, I 1S56-ly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18

0JThe Democracyof New Haven, Connect
icut have elected their entire ticket. New IIa-
ven, our readers will recocct, is the place where
large quantities of money was subscribed for
the purchase of "Sharp's Rrihes." They
wouldn't make fire at the last election.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18
New YORK Cattle Mark Of.

New York, Wednesday, June II.
Cattle dull. The receipts of Beeves have been
2COQ head; Veals, 1000; Sheep and Lambs, S.
800; Swine, 1000; Cows, 262 The supply is
plentiful. Last weeks advance was maintained
at the opening, but before the close the prices of
Becvcs were &c lower, ranging from to 11c
Veals, AZ as Lambs, 10@12c on foot Sheep
and Swine, 656c.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18
Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati, June 49,
Flour-dull ata decline. The only sales heard
of this morning was so bbls at S5,25.
Groceries-The market is firm, with mod
crate demand for all kinds. Coffee is generally
held at 1lc higher Sugar and molasses arc
held at extreme rates. Sales of 40 hhds of Su,
gar at 9@9lac; and 200 bags Coffee at 1124@-
IL cents
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18
GBJGt u GIialoi1 Sentinel.
rEEEs oT suBscRIFrOs.
ThaL Law ofNeWspapers.

4. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary are considered as wishing TO contnud
beir subscriptions, .I
erodicals, the publisher may continue 10 send them
until all euearages are paid
s. fsubscribers neglector refuse 70 take their pc
iodicais from the Offices te which they directed
they are held responsible tih they have settled the
bill and ordered them discontinued.
4. Ifsubscrihers remove to ether places without
hformng the publishers, and the papers are sent 70
ne former direction, they are held responsible
S The Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals. from the Office, removing and leaving
them unrulled Tor, is prima facia evidence of .nien
souaf fraud