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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-07
NAMES OF PLEEIpOTENrrARIEs


FOR FRANCE.
Count Colionna WsIewski Minister O. Foreign Affairs
Of the En- peror and Baron de BouIqusney, his Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister nipots uary at Vienna
FOR AUSTRIA.
Count Buol seha uens,;en, Minister OF foreign Affairs
Of the Em peror of Austria and Baron do Hubner, his
hvoy EAtIsoI ainary and Minister Peapo.entiary q
Paris.
FOR GREAT BRITAIN.
The Earl of Clarepdcp, PRINCIPAL Secretary of State
for Forgn Affairs and Lord Cowley Ambasoa dor OF Eng
lar al Paris.
FOR RUSSIA ,
Count Orlof, member OF the Councn he Empire and
Abide Camp General Of the Emperor Of Russia and Baron
de Brunow bis Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pie
potentsry to the Germanlc Confederation.
FOR SARDINIA.
Count Camille Berso de Cavour Prime Minister Of his
Majesty victor Emanuel
FOR TURKEY.
Aal rasha Grand yizier of his Majesty the Sultan,
Mahomsd Ijemi Bey, lis Ambassador at Paris.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-07

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CPRIEG VARIETIES. 1885,
- On and after Monday, March 8,
LORD TAYLOR
Wil oHer q very extensive and elegant assortment of
CsEAP DRY GOODS
elected with much expressly their spring saes and 10
be 4 sposed Of st
REMARKABLY SMALL ADVANCE.
Particular eceatou Is directed TO
wrnsy high usre India checked and striped silks
just opened being the newest and choicest spring syias
.psalt 5000 yards, a, from soc to TOO per yard.
255, 257 259 nnd 26l Grand street,
And new numbers 47 and 40 Catherine street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CT En0 RARE CHANCE 40 ENGAGE IN THE
l.COO grocery busnessFor tae, the lease stock and
futures oil fret class fuy store. Saes amount to
fifty bonsaDd dollars .eer io cash Terms cash ocaion
Of Greene and York City ferry
ADDRESS j. W. Wilcox. box 294 jersey CITY tost Office
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TO OWNERS AND OCCUPANTS OF PROPERTY ruE
advertisers have this day opened of:c at No +s
Fourth avenue between Eighth and Ninth streets M The sale
aud renting OF houses In this city snd vicinity and bellows
from or experience In the that ev will
TO give ample satistacon to all who HdR
patronage. TO parties in of houses arge list
among which some Of ,e most desirable properly IN the
city, both for sale and 10 let while the
ransses Of ece centrally located aud daily brought be-
fore the public by judoos system Of would
assure all that best endeayors aha be
share Of public patronage. BAYl.ES ROWE
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22
-. nj I Thinks Of IL.

".'he passage ofDun's Bill by the Black Re-
publican Hou]c Of Representatives, has proved
tso much for the ostrich stomach Of Henry
Mad Reeeher pastor of the Church Of Holy
Riaas and ehief editor ofthc New York "Inde-
gcr+rni" Hear what the fellow says Of the
gforgys 70 the oath section Of the bill:
Now. if these proyisos do not constitute a
political ipeelc for the soul of an anti.slavery
1nan then much mistake the basis of anti sla-
sery principles in him. Look at them for mo-
Ine0t They acknowledge thatSlayery can and
does exist in those Territories; that slaves can
be born upon that soil; that they can be taken
from thence TO intcrminable bondage and labor
on the rice sKamps and upon the Gehenas oi
cotton at the South. And, furthermore, that
they may be taken to other territories OF the Uni
ted States, thus implicitly admitting what every
GFedom aud Constitution loving man denies, l.
n. that slavery can exist in the Territories I'M
der the constitution. 1t eaectuallg ignores the
old, true doctrine that if slavery has any exis-
tsaee whatever it has it by positive slave law
and where that pixsfieai code of asieM does moi
exist eEery men leaps into liz fisenan, his
freeplaifs right being the gin Of the God who
glyelim being Aa9ther feature of tbess pro-
siros is found ID its sanction OF the FR2itiy'
II NO eaaetmcRt III 1861 code for renditiGl
0ffalgitiScs from slavery that Is revolving 10 ey
ery Ngrthern and Western man.
Slch are tila options and language Of Henri
Warl I'eaehsr t.e great political pope Of Biucl
Bg;stGcaDi.m.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22
No AnteCedeRltS. 4

The great cause of Fremont's nomination be-
sides his Mariposa claim, out of which lots of
gold was to be dug was the fact that he had no
antecedents-that nothing could be said rgainst
him. Hugely tickled with this idea says the
Ohio State Democrat, fusion nominated him.
From that day to this their press has been en-
gagged in defending his his cearacter and his
want of qualifications. They find that he has
antecedcnts, and bad ones at that. His COW
and beefspeculation, like Banquo's ghost troub-
les them, and will not down at their bidding.
Failing to render satisfactory excuse against
the mass Of evidence drawn frem the public doc
uments, to show Col. Fremont guilty, in man
ner and form as charged, they complain that,
while they say nought against Mr.. Buchanan's
character as gentleman and honest man, the
Democratic press pour broadside into that ol
Col. Fremont. This is all very nice on paper
They do not it is true attack Mr.. Buchanan, fol-
during long life he has sustained character
that fusion malice dare not assail. They once
charged that he kept drinking house. at his
farm, near Lancaster, where scenes Of riot and
debauchery were rife, upon the Sabbath day; but
this charge was proven so utterly false that they
had to take it back, and since then, they have
not dared to hazard an attack. Not one cent
of government money ever stuck to his fingers
on chage of peculaticn is made against him.
none dare be made against the purity Of his life
unsulied as it is, with crime Of nay Sort and be-
couse the fusion press dare not make charge
against him, they take great credit to themselve
for their forbearance.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22
Fremont 20 be WithdIrnwn.

While we are not surprised at the many open
and secret attempts of the Black Republicans
of Illinois to get rid of their candidate for gov
ernor, we confess we were unprepared for the
stand taken by the Philadelphia Norh Ame,T-
can, which exists between the opposition forces
it may yet be necessary to drop Fremont and
take up an other candidate! The Washington
correspondent of that paper says
at must be clear to every intelligent obser.
yer that while those elements are distracted be-
tween divided preferences for the Presidency
and cannot be harmonized upon any one Of the
candidates named, the success Of the Demecrati
candidate is inevitable Nothing short of infat
uation can form different estimate ofthe prob.
ability, so soon to be verified, unless there he
better concentration of opinion than now ex
lists"
Neither change of front nor a change o
standard bearers will save the Black Republi
cans from the overwhelming defeat that await!
them in November.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22
Preserve Your Health.

1t is said, 1--WE live in fast age" and this may
be considered most emphatcalIy so, when we reflect
that the average age of the geuera ton that is now
on the stage, is put down at thirty-three years.
Our fathers, who have just gone before u.s. lived to
the good old age of thrcescore and ten. There are
but few, however, of us, that will see fifty years,
and the fault lies in us. Life may be spun out 10
us, and we live to enjoy more even than they il we
would take the precaution to guard against the
muladics of the day We are subject to the dyspep.
sia, TO costiveness to dropsy, to complaints of kid
neys, of the liver, heart and stomach, and herd
them, in ther earlier stages, as little We would a
scratch on the fnpe. But soon they are fastened
upon us, and member of the human family is wi
ped off the stage There is certain cure for these
diseases, in any of their stages and no man of sa.
gacty will allow himself to go day without provi-
ding himself with DR. Halsey's Forest Wine and
Pills. 25 4t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22
[From the Western Christian Advocate
Cura Gnr Cnncers.

MEssRs EDUoRs-Sirs: At some expense
and much trouble have procured the follow
ing recipe for curing cancers; which, for the
good Of suffering humanity, should be publish
ed, that all who are suffering under this scourge
may be relieved. And believing the Advocate is
perused with as much attention and care as
any publication in the country, l wish you to
publish this; and by so doing you will oblige the
subscriber, and, hope, do good service to
your readers.
REcIPE.-Burn rgi-oak bark (that Of old
trees growing in fields is besD to ashes. Leach
the ashes, and boil the lye to salts Mix sweet
cream with these salts till it forms a salve that
may be spread on cloth Spread this on a
piece Of black silk, just sufficient to cover the
cancer. The plaster should be kept on the can
Ger as long as the patient can bear it; but its
caustic qualities being great, it is not usually
borne more than from 10 to 80 minutes at once.
The application of this plaster, or rather new
one each time, once or twice a day is sufficient;
but must be continued from day to day, till a
black scab is formed on the surface of the can
Ger; and this with the use Of a needle and sharp
knife, being taken of, no roots Of the cancer ap-
pear to remain. So long as these do remain in
protuberances, and can be got hold Of with a
needle, when the plaster is removed, they sho'd
be cut off. If taken before the cancer has eaten
deep, very few applications of the plaster will
destroy the cancer. But, however painful to eff
feet a cure, the plaster must be repeated so long
as any appearance of cancer remains. Every
time the plaster is taken off, wash the cancer
with milk and water and then put on, and
keep on, faxseed poultice, or yellow dock
poultice. Prepare the flaxseed as follows: Dry
the seed in pan in the manner of browning
coffee; and when perfectly dry, pulverize it as
fine as possible, and boil it to the consstence OF
paste. Renew this poutice two or three times
a day. as long as the plaster is applied, after
which apply some good healing salve, and thus
the cancer will be cured. During all this pro-
cess, and even afterwards, the patient should
drink freely of yellow dock tea, and tea of red
clover heads, and any thing of this kind, good
to cleanse and purify the blood. The cancer
Sometimes breaks out in another place if the
blood is not thoroughly purified.
REMARK.-The patient, during the curing
process, should not exercise much, should not
take any exciting stimulant, and by all means
should abstain from spirituous liquors; for these
very much inhame the cancer.
N. B.-1f proud flesh appear in the cancer,
put on red precipitate. All who would be ben
ettted by this, should be thorough in the ap-
plication of the means here given.
Attend to this, and oblige friend to man.
LEONARD FARR.
] ALBANY, Y. Y, Nov Il 1899.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22
Invalid have You tried HOOflandS
German BitterS!
II not read the fOIIOwi

LANCASTER, April 30 1850,
Respected Sr-I have been for a series of yeaIs
afflicted with Dyspepsia Inactivity of the liver and
Nervous Debility My mental powers have been
so reduced to render quite unfit fer the trans
action of any kind of business. After consulting
many eminent physicians and using their prescrip.
tons, and after using the most popular remedies of
the day, supposed to be applicable to my case,
always failed to have perman'n mt relief A friend
with much persuasion, induced me to try bottle of
your celebrated bitters. ] have used one bottle,
and this day commenced q second | can, with
CheeruDess, state that it has happily improved me,
My appetite and spirits have astonishingly impro-
we'd, and begin to feel as though had grown tsud
dnely) ten years younger and really, am almost
prepared to say that now consider myself caicnia
ted for any business, while, ten days ago, would
as soon have undertaken to square tbs circle as
have attempted it. Yours, Respectfully,
To DR.. c Nj. Jackson; Phil. A. B. KAUFMAN.
See Advertisement. No 25-4t.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22

A GRAND ToURNEMENT-The Tribune is
getting frightened again. 1t now about gives
up New Jersey, and says itcan only be saved by
distributing documents and speeches, of which
there appears to he an entire dearth for the read
crs." No dearth Master Greeley. There are
cart loads of niger speeches sent to the Jerseys
every day, but no one reads them 1t is a
dearth of readers and not of documents. "The
Fremont volunteer document committee need
not trouble themselves. New Jersey can't be
hoodwinked.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22
The Knusas-NeSrasha BIn-Mr.
Cox.

In no PARTON Of the Union has the principles
Of the Kansas-Nebraskaa act been more thorough
ly eanvassed than in this Congressional District.
Mr.. Cox was an original friend Of that great
measure, and from the frst was its warm and
steady advocate. And in the canvass Just closed
so gloriously, he met with power and eloquence
every principle in it, and thoroughly contested
every objection to the act or measure growing
out oft. The friends Of that measure meas
ure which will ultimately become one of the
most popular acts oft the Democratic party, thus
felt double interest in Mr.. Cox's success.
Dr. Olds, who voted for the bill, being defeat
ed two years ago by over three thousand majority
now has the qualification of seeing an equally
ardent friend of the measure elected by three
hundred and tsi'ty-eigh majority by the same
constituency, and by popular vote so largely
increased that leads the best informed TO believe
that there must have been large business
done in pipe laying by Onr ppOnents.-States-
man.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22
Consumption Cured.

BE not deceived by base limitations. Hegeman'
Clark & Co. 8 Genuine Cod Liver Oil never disap-
points; and nine years experience has proved II su-
penor to all Others, and the only reliable cure for
Consumption.
As there is great deal of spurious oil in the
market aduterated with seal oil, whale OIL &c 4 G
too much care cannot be taken to procure the Gen.
uine.
Our Oil is made at our own factory IN Newfound
land, and each bottle has our signature over tMne M
cork, be- careful to get He ~eman Clark q Co.'S ior
since the death Of Mr.. Rushton our lote partne'
there has been an article introduced cai,ea nuSn'
on's which is n no way , cSnnsc.e on a,n w,'' " y
October %, 1856 3mo.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22

n y IN - H. "A ~ Es
Grey haired, Bald, or persons afflicted with dis.
eases of the hair or scalp, read the following, and
Judge of
Mrs. s. A. Aliens worlds Hair RE-
StOPer,
Rev. VIM Thatcher (6O years of age), Pitcher,
Chcnango county, Y. "My hair is now restor
ed to its natural color and ceases to fall"
Rev Nj. Gutter Ed Mothers Magazine NJ Y.
My hair is changed TO its natural color and grow.
ing on bald spots &C."
Bev. P Stone, D D, Concord N H "My hair
which was grey, is restored TO its natural col.
or, &c"
Rev d lendenen, Chicago, Ill. II can add my
testimony, and recommend it to my friends"
Rev d T Wood, Middletown, N Y. My own
hair has greatly thlckened ana also that of one OF
my family, who was becoming bald"
Rev J P Justin Charleston, S c. 1.-THE white
hair is becoming obvated, md new hair forming "
Rev A Frink Silver Creek, Y. "lt has produ-
ced good effect on my hair, and can and have
recommended it."
Rev Jas Mckee, Pastor of Wet D R Church,
Y, recommends it.
Rev d Morris Cross River, N Y, also, and
Mrs Rev H A Pratt, Hamden, N Y.
We might swell this list, but if the above fail II
convince-TRY TT Sold by ali the principal mer
chants in the United States, Cuba and Canada
Wholesale and Retail depot No 355 Broome stree
New York. Some dealers try to sell ar ticles in
stt ad o!this, on which they make more profit, it soA
write to depot tor circular and informatiGn.,
| October %, 1856 emo,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22
FIRST GUN FROM MICHIGAN.
The Upper Peninsula Erect!

Under special law, the elections in the Up.
per Peninsula of this State for Senators and
Representatives are held on the last Tuesday O.
September. The Democratic majority on Sen.
ator is believed to be about
ONE THOUSAND!
and both the representative districts return the
Democratic candidates by heavy majoritieS.
Good enough! The Upper Peninsula has out.
done herself All honor to her noble Democra.
cy. Robert j. Graveraet is the Senator, and
Abner Sherman and Peter White the Repre-.
setativos-all good men and true-all Demo.
Gratis ofthe strictst sect.
Coming events cast their shadows before
This is foretaste of November 4th. This dis.
closes what the Upper Peninsula will do as be.
tween Buchanrn, the national man and Ere.
mont, the sectionalist
The upper country has never done so vel
before.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22
MIR. Ruchanan,s Charities.

In the fall Of 1849 James Buchanan made a
donation of$4o00 "for the relief of poor and
INDECENT females in the city of Lancaster" The
fund produces $240 interest annually, which is
applied to the purchase and distribution of fuel
to the poor and INDECENT females. 1t is a per.
petual fund that will furnish some thirty or for
ty poor families with fuel enough to prevent suf
fering from the want of it every winter for al
time to come.
The above is only one of the many evidences
ofMr. Buchanan's judicious and warm-hearted
generosity.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22


Wr. Buchanan iM the war of 1912
The land warrants for 100 acres OF land each,
for military service rendered at Baltimore in
1874 have just been issued by the Department
to DR.. F. A. Muhlenberg and Emanuel c.
Reigart, Of that city. These gentlemen both
served with Mr.. Buchanan in Capt. Shippens
Company of Volunteers who marched to the de-
fence of Baltimore in 1914, all of whom con-
tinued in the army until honorably discharged
by the Government Mr. Buchanan's name
was the first enrolled in the company, and he is
also entitled to land warrant, but declines ap-
plying.
We mention the above facts merely to give
the lie to the story started by the opposition
that Mr.. Buchanan never marched to Baltimore
in defence ofhis country.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22

0J-The WEIGH Democrat, paper recently
started in New York, in the espousal Of the
Democratic cause, is exerting acommanding in
fuence among our Welch citizens, in this cam
paign.
0TThe Democrats of New Haven had anoth-
er grand torch-light procession on Thursday
evening last, in celebration Of the late election
results in Connecticut.
fsJ-Hon. Isaac Toucy and Hon. Henry G
Demiag addressed an immense assemblage o.
the Democracy Of Windhap county Ct, OIL
Thursday last
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22
Sop the Wicked FalsehOOds Of Ne
gro W0rshinners!


mo DEMOCRAT WISHES TO FORCE SLAVERY
INTO KANSAS" Hon. R. M. 7. Hunter said in
his great Poughkeepsie speech. How long will
the sectional mischief makers continue to be
able to deceive and delude the honest men Of the
North?
Mr. Hunter, one Of the U. s. Senators from
Virginia, speaks the true doctrine Of the Dem
ocrats.
No Democrat "vishes to force slavery into Kan
sas" but standing on the true doctrine of the
Revolution and the declaration of Independence
they declare that each State and Territory shoe
adopt its own State and Territorial laws, and b
responsible for their own acts. No man can b
true Democrat and preach any other doctrine
for no other doctrine IS Democratic. Be no
therefore deceiyed.--Sates.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22
Illinois Given Hin,

The eIitor Of the Chicago Tibaac, Black
Es}ublican, has been stunping the southern
aart Of illiuois and he returned a few days ago,
ana gave aa account olhiS mission in his paper.
Zig his become "sadler and a wiser man.
jie is in fact in utter despair AMI cannot help
uttsrng his lamentations aloud. He says there
av some counties in southern Illinois where
Fremont will not get tOeaty votes in whole
cluaty. He went into some districts where he
opull not lal a single Fremont man. Poor
f9tlow!
"Butwo will let him speak for himself Here
i5Gn xtract foom the Chicago TriJc.e, of the
9Irinst, whch tells in brief the cause of its ed
ist5rs woes:
."SlUTHEBS ILLINoIs.-The Republican cause
has hut few hiends in Southern Illinois; but
th2} are making manly battle for free Kansas,
although the odds are SO discouragingly against
ae.i1low much praise they deserve our rea-
y M. when eoe say that there are pre-.
1st2.1oyt oiB nat get a O0te,
ere he wW do acei
hi darc say they
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22

acTInvaids recovering from the effects Of Fever,
Bilious Diseases, or long continued illness Of any
kind, will find Csrter's Spanish Mixtnre the only
remedy which will revive their dropping constitu.
tions, expell 6l bad humors from the blood excite
lhe llver 10 prompt and neatly acuon, and by It's
tonic properties restore the patient 10 life and vigor
We can only say try it. A single bottle is worth
all the socalled Sarsaparillas in existence. 1t con
tains no Mercury, Opium, or any other noxious or
poisonous drug, and can be given to the youngest
infant without hesitation
See the certificates Of wonderful cures around
the bottles. More than five hundred persons in the
city of Richmond, Va, testify to its good effects
See advertisement 25 At
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22
A system OF Lying.

A regular organized system of lying is now
going on with some of the Fremonters in Cadiz
about the late elections in Pennsylvania and In
diana. They are sending reports through the
country that they have carried those States
when they know that the Democrats have car.
ried them by large majoritics. Gentlemen you
had better tell the truth Your falsehoods will
react on you. Your party is goner and yor
know it. Ohio is safe for Buchanan, and that is
what troubles you.