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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03
GTT The circumbendibus railroad from Wheel
ing to Pittsburgh is progressing rapidly.

An Astonishing Maintained
Throughout tEae worFdG.--New York
and London are now the great manufacturing
depots for Holloway'S Pills and Ointment
From No. so Maiden Lane, in this city, and No
244 Strand, London are sent forth, daily mil
lions Of boxes and pots of these inestimablc me-
dcines. The heavy duty imposed by our gov
ernment upon patent medicines, and the largo
and constantly increasing sale Of Holloway's
Pills and Ointment in this country, determined
their proprietor to make this city his residence.
Our republican system Of government is also in
harmony with the predictions of Professor
Holloway; and though Kings and Emperors
have conferred upon him honors and especial fa-
yors, these will never be so gratifying to him as
the grateful hearts Of millions of free citizens,
who without any endorsement ofsovereign au.
thority freely patronize his celebrated remedies
for the prevention and removal ofdisease.
AS a member ofthe medical faculty, having
long witnessed the inefIiciency Of the profession
in curing disease, and being familiar with the
errors and follies Of the profession; we feel an
imperative duty to acquaint the American pub
lie with the arrival Of this distinguished physi-
clan in our city. His fame in measure preceded
him to our shores, but the extent ofthe good he
has done in the world has never yet bcen pro-
claimed to the American public Great as mis-
reputation is, it is destined to increase far be-
yond that which ever adorned the character Of
any man whose profession was that of healing
the sick
We shall embrace other occasions to explain
to the American people the system, the theory
and mode of cure adopted by Professor Hollo-
way. His Pills and Ointment, The one taken
internally, and the other applied externally, act
in harmonious conjunction, and if his directions
are followed, will eradicate every disease Incl
dent to man in all climes. They purify and
cleanse the body, and restore healthy action in
every organ. Our space will not permit US to say
say more at present respecting this distinguished
& his celebrated remedies. He has one ambition
and it is an honorable one lie wishes to have
the world for apatient and he will succeed in
his desire
It's our object to address the American pub
lie in series of articles, showing conclusively
that, in the whole history of medical science, no
medicines have ever been offered for their use
which are SO efficacious in restoring health and
and preventing disease as those Of Professor
Holloway In this series Of articles We shall
necessarily explain much of the human system,
and those physiologioallaws Of life controlling
our bodies. both in hoalth an disease. Thea
merican public are sufficiently intcllinent to
Judge oftheir own interests, and it is no longer
in the power Of those styling themselves regular
physicians to conceal from them important truths
concerning their hcaIth.--4N X Citizen i&
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03
Fillmore Meeting.

The Fillmore and Donelson party of this
county held a meeting on last Saturday at the
Court House in this place. There was about
800 present The principal participants in the
meeting were gentlemen of responsibility, and
who had heretofore been old line Wings Res
olutions were adopted Central Committee ap-
gate Mr.. Bingham, and ask him who he would
vote for should the election for President DO
thrown into the House of Representatives.
The addresses were delivered by Mr.. Wells,
the elector for this district; and Mr. Arrick and
Mr. Dan'ord of Belmont county. Every thing
we believe passed off satisfactory to that party.
We will publish their proceedings in full next
week.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03
Democrats, Eres RightlI

Koa car carry Ohio il gov IF coats and 90 10
toork;-The Black Republicans have so long
shouted their ability to carry Ohio by sweeping
majOrities, says the Plain Dealer, that some Of
our brethren who have not the tables at hand
to make estimates for the coming November
election, have felt doubtful about our giving the
electoral vote of the State to Buchanon. In
steamboats,, railroad cars and fashionable water
Ing places, votes are taken, and Fremont is cleo
ted by acciamation. The old Wing party held
the same kind Of elections and triumphantly
carried into office, Adams, Clay and Scott, but
at the ballot boxes, the people who stay at
home and earn their living by their daily labor,
elected in place of these gentlemen, jackson,
Polk and Pierce by overwhelming majorities.
So it will be again in 1856 and Ohio must lead
the van for the Democratic candidates We
will give YOU few figures to show that it can
be done. The votes of Ohio in the Presidential
alo,f,on Of 1879 v-os ~ c,lln,-s.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03
Harlem Convention.

The Democratic Congressional Convention at
Harlem Springs on last Friday was very well
attended. Thomas S. IVooEs Esq, Of Colum-
biana county was nominated as the Democratic
nominee for Congress in this district, on the sec
ond ballot. Mr.. W. is gentleman in the full
est sense of the term; an excellent speakerand
as good Democrat as there is in the district.
He is worthy of the support Of every well wish
er ofhis countryin the District. The resolu,
tions passed were admirable. We will publish
the full proceedings next week.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03
Republican Meetings.

The meetings held by the Black Republicans
in this county during the past week have all
turned out, just like their party will in next
November, a perfect failure AT no meeting yet
held in the county have they been able to get
together more than half the number which has
attended Democratic meetings. But not@ith-
standing this fact, these all kaoieing, far seeing
Republicans leaders about Cadiz tell us that they
will carry the county by 1000 majority. Go
it while you have an opportunity, ye freedom
shriekcrs and negro worshipcrs; for your days
are numbered and soon will end. If you carry
the county at all, 'it will be by the skin of your
teeth" Mark that! ye woolies
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03
EgoYa Lies.

Ono William McFaldon ranting freedom
shroker in this township, is circulating re-
port around, that DR., Berkley said, that "a poor
white man is no better than a negro, and ought
to be enslayed."
We are authorized by DR.. Berklcy to say
that he never said anything that could be tor
tured into such an expression, and that Mr. Nc
Fadden or any other man who says so, uttcrs
a base and malicious falsehool.
Such are the base and infamous means re-
sorted to by the black republicans, to save a
sinking cause
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And still Another Blow for the
Union!
500 Democrats in COuncill!
SHORT CREEK IN THE FLELDv


Mn. EDIToR:-Again you are called upon to
place on record, another large Township Meet
ing held in old Harrison, at HarrisyiIle-the
ASataJula of fFremontism in this county-by
the indomitable Democracy, August 80, 1856.
AT 10 o'clock A. NJ, the masses began to
pour in from hilltop and valley in crowds
from Belmont and jefferson counties as well as
from Harrison, until the village was filed to
overfowing by men whocom to counsel toreth-
er for the good of their common country.
AT o'clock P. NJ, upwards of 500 assem-
in the beautiful grove east of Harrisville, where
a stand had been erected for the use of the
speakers. Hon. Mr.. Jones, Qate Representa-
tive from Jefferson county, in the Ohio Legisla-
ture) was appointed chairman. Mr.. CASTOR,
OF Belmont was first introduced to the audience;
after which he led off in speech of an hour an
half,which for logic, and argumentatiye force,
would be hard to surpass.
Mr. Estep, of Harrison then took the stand,
and held his listeners spell bound as if by mag
lc, by the mighty power of reasoning and co-
quence for the space oftwo hours and a aouarter;
such was his effort, that heard a Republican
say that he had never before heard the princi-
pies ofthe Democracy, so ably expounded, and
that, should he ever have need of lawyer, E.
step should be the man.
Our young friend, E. H.Hearn, Of Cadiz, then
closed the meeting by few forcible and appro-
pirate remarks; which were well timed and
and well received.
Great order prevailed throughout interrupt
edonly by the generous applause rendered the
speakers by the audience from time to time
After they were through the meeting adjourn
ed with three long, loud, and thrilling cheers
for Buchanan, Breckinridge the Constitution
and the union," which drove terror to the
hearts of all niger worshipers and disunionists
who heard them.
The people returned to their homes we'll sat
istied with the days proceedings and firmly de-
termncd in their own minds to give this bogus
Republicansm its final co,tp n,oytel this fall.--
Thus we go. VIDEBlTIs
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03
Pass FHiRua Round.

/ At Onieda Mills, says the Carrollton Citizer
and Democrat, lives a rank enemy Of the Amer.
lean Union named AMOS f. BUss---a detestablc
abolition eur who has been known to declare
his wish that the government would dissolve, an
elector on the Fremont Ticket He exercises
some control over the Station House and yes
terday charged democratic delegates to Salem,
WHOLE FARE to Allienee while Black Re-
publican delegates to Massilon were charged
but HALE FARE to the same place. Demo-
Gratis can aad viii pay any sum when they are
determined toattend meeting -shey are not
uiggardly, but PASS thislittle souIed tory around
With his ears slit,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03

0-The black republican Hopedale meeting
wasa failure on last Saturday, considering the
amount of money that was spent the meeting
postponed once or twice, and the Teachers In
stitute in session. Their pole broke, had two
or three fights, and other misforturnes general
ly. Seconded the black republican fzzle at
Hopedale
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03
A new way 10 RAISE the wind.

The Black Republicans in this county are so
hard run to get up Black Republican meetings,
that they have to announce that Mr.. Estep, Dr.
Berkley or some other Democrat will be present
to discuss the question with their speakers,
,oten neither of these gentlemen k,'tw anything
about their meetings. They hold their meetings
and at the close announce that these gentlemen
hare lacked ont They must be hard up to raise
the wind when they have to resort to such
means.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03
Democratic Meetings.

1t will be seen in another column that the
Democratic Central Committee of Harrison
county have appointed meetings at ten different
places in the county. Mr.. Woods, our excellent
nominee for Congress, and. other gentlemen will
be present and address the people See toit
Democrats of Harrison county that these meet
ings are all well attended.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03
SENTINEL F0R 80 CENTS!
CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS!
GREAT REDUcrIoN IN PRICE

We will send the sa,tinel from now until the
Presidential Election for the low price Of 30
reHss in advance. Here is chance fol
every Democrat Republican, Fillmore man
and every body else to get cheap reading.
\ Any Responsible Republicanin Harrison coun-
" can have the paper untl that time for 40
cents, 70 paid when Buchanan is elected
Ifhe isnot elected no charge will be made
&8 premium will be given for every club Of so
lesponsibla Republicans at these rates. Roll in,
gentlemen. Don't be backward. Let US see
Fagther yeu actually believe that Mr.. Fremont
Will 10 elected.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03

6TFromont swore last June, in New York
that he was notworth one cent Of property for
taxation. He had been put down as worth
$l000oo but swore, as we state, though living
in house on 9Th Avenue; which has several
thousand dollars worth Of furniture in il. Oh,
the wooIly horsed
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03

CAPILLARY. There is nothing that attracts
a lady's eye more readily than fine head Of
hair. Grey hairs are respcctable--but raven
and auburn locks are more desirable. Ifna
turc has been chary in the bestowal Of such at
taactions, Christadoro will supply the dehcien.
cy at his Hair Dye Emporium, No 8, Astor
House, New York 1t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03

The meetings at Cad2 and Jefferson will | e
held At early candle light. The meetings at
Frespart, MooreGebE D2ersyille, Boweisvillc,
Hippeeanoo, New Market Hopedale, and New
Athens will commence positively at / o'clock
pl1f.
81 f.Woods win positively be present at each
Of the above meetings, together with some Of
the other gentlemen named
It's positively expected that Judge MEANS,
will be present at Freeport and Moorefeld..-
j. il. s. TRAINER, Esq, of StoubenviIle,
viii be at the meeting in New Market
Tara Ont, Democrats of Harrison county,
to eaeh Of the above meetings. Come out in
your strength. Bring you wives, your sons
anil yeur daughters along with YOU Show to
your enen1ies that yoa are determined to redeem
Harrison county this fall. Turn out, and give
your excellent nominee for Congress, warm
AMI cordial reception. See to it that these meet
ing5 arc tie largest ever held in the county.
ByOe3er of The Democratic Csat3M Cema,ittee
Of IqfHsoR c0uilfH
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03
Dare he DO it,

IfMr. Hatton will publish in next weeks
Republican, Mr. Douglas report on Dunn's Kan
sas BILL which appeared in last weeks Sentinel
he shall be paid full advertising rates for so do
ing. win he doit.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03
Eater.
Sr. LOUIS, Aug. %

ST. LOUIS, Aug. %.
Letters to the Republican, bringing dates 18th
18th, and 10TH adds very little to the informa-
ton received yesterday from Kansas Territory.
Shannon and nearly all the citizens of Le-
compton have left town.
Secretary WoodSon was taken prisoner and
his house burned. Sheriff Jones is also in the
hands of the assailants, who threatened to hang
him.
The house of General Clark, Indian Agent,
was burned-himsolfan family escaped.
Lcavenworth couriers are riding through the
river and border counties enlistng forces and
raising supplies. Everywhere speedy prepara-
tons are being made for war. A bloody con-
fict is anticipated
Gen Richardson has gone to Fort Leaycn-
worth to ascertain if Gen. Smith acts by au-
thority; if not, he [Richardson] will call his
militia into the field at once.
The steamer Polar STAR down last night re-
ports six companies of volunteers ready for the
field, three of which We're cavalry and one ar
tiliery. They were to have left Leayenworth
on the 10TH
CHICAGO, Aug. %.
The Leavcnworth Journal and Herald West
port Border Ruflian, independence Dispatch,
and other western Missouri papers are full of
startling and conflicting accounts and flying ru-
mors of Kansas but generally agreeing that the
! MiSSourians are badly worsted.
The recent battles at fortified buildings at Os-
Isowotime and Locompton are generally belle
we'd
The block fort at Lecompton, occupied by
Col. Titus, Woodson, and thirty of Buord's
men was captured. Here the State prisoners
were released though no positive statement con-
corning the circulars extras and hand bills sign
ed by Atchison, StringfelIow and other pro sIa-
very leaders, calling on Platte, jackson, Laay-
cite, johnson, Clay, Buchanan, Saline, and Car
roll counties to rally at the rendezvous at San
ia Fe, Jackson County, on the Both inst, and
and march instantly to the Territory; motto
"No quarter"
Captain Russell dispatched a messenger to
Lexington
The st. Louis Republican of yesterday says it
| is not concealed that the border counties make
common cause with the pro-slayery men in the
Territory, and this week thousand men are in
pursuit of Aboltionsts.
No accounts received from free State sources
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03

0TWill Jesse II. McMath please make a
speech in the Court House, aud prove if he can,
that the Democratic party is sectional party,
as he tried to do in Jefferson? Come out Jesse
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03
MoCRATIo

G H AND MASS MEETING
At SALEM, COLUMBLANA COUNTY on
THE 9th ULT.,
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Cy-Inwton u announceito b,uyin Ncchap-
icstcwn. Carroll comfy, Or the izthof septen-
bsfs II fe viii only stump that county as he
has ilonc this, We shall hiya some hopes that
Slkillgtgs lipehanan d fnJogity, Colt Ptos-
JoJ%.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03

G5~Wc are pleased to learn that the Democ
racy have nominated the eloquent and ablt
Durbin Ward Esq, for Congress in the 7tb Dis
trict.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03

0~We are requested to enquire what dispo.
sition has been made Of the funds collected for
the sufferers BY the fire last SpHng.
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OL5"The fact has leaked out that Fremont
pays Bennett, for the support of the New York
Herald $4,000. Such prices will soon drain
the Marirosa gcntlcman's purse.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03

0L.J"Hon. John A. Bingham was nominated
for Congress last Thursday by the Black Repub-
leans
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03
DEsEoCRArIC STATE TICKET

FOR JUDGE OF The SrPREMr COURT,
TsgEUG p. EsANNEY.
roe JtfGE cr Tnr SUPREME COURT. tShort trn
G0EsEEEGTGN w. SEAElEE.
ToE NETBER qF BOARD Of rrcLlc woEKs,
WAYNE CEgESVyCED.
EoR COMMISSIONER or COMMON scuooIs,
IR8Es-AJI F9. EGAENEY.
Democratic County Ticket.
FOR ArorToR,
NERI A. HANNA, of Cadiz.
~ ToEErCO EprR,
AMBL1N W. HUNT, of Frccport
nor REE,roE oF INrICMAEY,
s., JAMES {. LOVE, OF Archer.
FoG GoMTsS .oErE,
JACOB KALI, Of German.
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GREAT ENTuUsHAsM!!.!

10000 Democrats in Council
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In using these figures for the following calcu-
lation VIC omit the vote for Hale because it is
conceded by all parties that the Fillmore men
will pole larger vote for him, than the Hale
vote, and these Fillmore voters are almost cx-
clusi1cly old line Wings who voted for Scott in
1852.
We give the following as an approximation
to the vote next November.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03

VII LIAM KENNuN. lr,, ef Belu,ont.
ALEXANDER 7. MILLER, oi Buaor.
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PIAcrRv1L1r. May 2sth. lsbs.


Dr. j. 9. YOUNG Dear Sir Words cannot cX-
press the gratitude feel is due to you for the ben
eft have received from your truly valuable course
OF treatment of my case while prescribing for me.
! think | cannot justify myself without giving this
small token of my thankfulness and esteem for you
have been the means Of saring my life, and restor-
ing to me that health which had so long despared
of again enjoying. l had for long time (four
years,) been troubled with that most dreadful
sc0urge of young people. seminal weakness or noe
turnal emissions, which so weakened me both body
and mind that was obliged 20 give up mining al
together consulted one Of the best physicians
$50 called in the mountain districts, and after
careful examination of my case, he gave me medi-
cnes. / continued under his treatment for three
months without receiving any benefit, in fact grew
worse from week to week until at last got dscour
aged and asked him for his opinion. / told him not
to fear to tell me the whole truth, for should rath
er know the worst at once than 90 live in suspense
had lost about thirty pounds of ilesh and knew
that he at least could not cure me, aud rs | was
then going on, death must soon count me as one Of
its victims. This physician then told me that my
case was incurable; that had better not take any
more medicines. He said | was in a decline which
was fast tending to pulmonary consumption.
then despaircd of obtaining any relief and saw
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plant that should be numbered with the dead or
what is worse, be raving maniac. Happening to
see one of your books the Pocket IEsculapius !
made up my mind at once to call and consult you
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ed taking the medicines prescribed by you, and |
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to any of my friends that require assistance, for
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life enough left in the system to build upon.
Receive my most heartfelt thanks and esteem.
s. W. REIGHLEA.
nov IL Ally
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Removal.

HANSON, BOND d Co, IMPORTERS and JoBBERs
~ of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS have re-
moved their stock to
95 Battery, corner Clay street,
Where they will be happy to wait on their friends.
They have in store and constantly arriving,
India, Ewight, Stark & Salmon Fall Brown Drills;
Appleton, Howard, Nashua Extra and Utica
Brown Sheetings
Laconla, Amoskeag's and other Blea. Drills:
rs, A, GA, "a &l0-4 Blea. sheetings, various
brands
Thorndike, Lehigh, Mohawk and other Tickens;
Jewatt City, Webster and Lancaster Denims;
Keystone, Jewett City, and Octnora Stripes;
Merrimac, Docheeo, Conestoga and Aliens Prints;
Blue & Orange Blue d White Green Il Orange do:
Cotton Duck, various brands from No. 600 to To-;
Methueu Howard, Bear and Potomac Raven Ducks
Cambrics, Checks Cottonades and Jeans;
Ginghams, Lawns, Chintz and other Dress Goods;
Flannels Cassimeres, Coatngs and Linens;
Cotton Hoes, Socks, Shirts and Overalls
White Blue and Scarlet Blankets, Satinets, Ken
lucky Jeans;
Table Damasks, Toweling Diapers &c.
And a Large and well selected stock of mscellane-
Gus dry goods which they offer low and on the most
advantageous terms. AT THEIR NEW STAND,
San Francisco, 50 Battery street, corner Clay.
mar-2s. 23-3m.
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his limbs became stif his throat very muchswollen,
his teeth loosened and sores broke out parts OF
his body | warranted his case as | he was TO
be depended on and would pay when he was cured.
lie remained under my care one week after which
supplied him with medicine and advice In two
months received a letter Of thanks from him, in
which he says. he has done more work this Spring,
than at one time, and never enjoyed better health.
By this it can be seen. that persons afflicted with
disease need not 90 beyond Sacramento City to find
relief
am to be found at my Office on Sixth street. Sac
ramento. from in the morning until in the even
ing. Persons at a distance can obtain advice by
communicating to me through the Express, and en-
closing ten dollars, post paid. My Office perfectly
private, and all persons can be accommodated. if
they wish to remain any time under my immediate
care.
5ss'- OFFICE, 9th street between and X, Sacra-
mento. nov 80 ly c. II. TOZER NJ. ID.