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Can Epilepsy be Cured.

We thing the following letter from respectnble
citizen o Mississippi will answer the question, and
remove all doubts from every unbiased mind;
GRENADA Miss June 5, 1855.
DH. SETH S HANcE Baltimore, Md Dear Sir;-
take great pleasure in relating case OF spasms
or fits, cured by your invaluable pills My brother,
j. J. Lgon, has long been afflicted with this awful
disease. He was first attacked while quite young,
lie would ha We one or two spasms at attack at
frst but as he grew older, they seemed TO increase
Likewise Up to the time he commenced taking
your Pills. he had them very often and quite severe,
prostratng him body and mind. HIS mind had suf-
Tered seriously; but now, am happy to say, he is
cured of hose its He has enjoyed fine health for
tho last five months past: His mind hns also return
ed to its original sprightiiness All this take great
pleasure in communicating, as it may be the means
Of directing others the remedy that will cure them.
Yours respect fully. &C., w. T. LIsoN.
No person who is suffering from Fits, or Spasms
should neglect sending TO Dr. Hance, after this, for
q supply Of his inestlnabe medicine. His prices
are MS follows. one box S3; two s.. twelve S24-
sent by mail free on the receipt Of remittance -
ADDRESS SETH $. HANcE, l0s Baltimore street, Bal
timore Md.
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For the Cndiz' Sc niinel

For the Cadiz Sentinel.
Mr. EDIToR.--Having now, as think, COM
pletely vanquished that mighty man of Gath
viz: j. C(ute) Bargar, aad scattered his legions,
until he was forced to fire his last surrendering
shot" froma Democratic gun, it now devolves up
on me to present to your intelligent readers the
fast VIII AMI Testament" Of John c. Bargar;
called "Cute" on account ofthe many cute things
he has imagined himself to have said from time
to time.
After giving up the ghost, in a very unchristian
Ike manner, heaping imprecatons both loud
and deep upon both friend and foe, he was bu-
ried in an old dilapidated know nothing den,
somewhere about the head waters of Salt River,
along with several colored friends among whom
was his intended son. .in-law After the funeral
obsequies had been gone through with, his bro
ken hearted friends, both black and white, all
conGregated together, to hear "dcar friend John
ny's" last wishes read, which were as follows:
In the name Of the'benevolent father of all, /,
John c. Bargar, Esq, of the township OF
Stock, County Of Harrison and State of Ohio,
do make and publish this my last viii and
Testament:
Item Isl. After all my just debts and funeral
expenses are paid, give and bcqueath TO my
beloved Niger party, to bc equally divided be-
tween them, one third of all my real estate
direct my Executor to make immediate sale,
and appropriate the proceeds to the purchase of
"Sharpcs rifles" to be sent to Kansas territory,
for the purpose Of shooting the rascally "lokies"
in that distant region; as fear they will make 1t
a slave State ifit is in their power.
Item q give and bequeath two of the best
guns to Parson Beccher, on condition that he
will repair to the city of Washington, on the 4th
day of March next, and shoot James Buchanan
and John G. Breckinridge, as he win consider it
the duty Of a christian, and Will tremble with
fear ofgoing to the Internal regions, il he fails to
hit his mark.
ITEM 8. give and bcqueath to VIM Lloyd
Garrison my old "Jim" horse and Cart to
haul his paper from the Depot to his office, in
order to facilitate the destruction Of the "Amer-
lean Union" which his paper endeavors to do;
therefore he is man after my own heart
Long may he live to do the good work.
Item 4. IGve and bequeath to my esteemed
friend, Richard Hatton, Esq, editor Of the CatIiz
Republican, all Of fmy obnoxious and lying prin-
eipies, a. hs has heart false and foul enough to
aourish snd cherish them 10 perfection. These
4 gre o him asa reward for his services, in
Publishing my articles in his paper during tho
last Presidential campaign; as the devil could
not wish better rcceptical for lies than tho
Caiiz Repnblicsp.
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NoTTCE.

THE undersigned petitioners OF Harrison Co.,
will presents petition to the Commissioners Of said
codnly, for the location of road leading from the
Dickey road to iniersect the McBarnes road
Commencing at the mouth of the lane between
John McG and John Reynard; thence running to
a white Tree marked A.; thence running TO a
white-oak tree marked H., close to Cummings hsTsl
and from thence running to an oak irtee maTyed
McGil and John McGill, north to the corner; and
from thence 20 run the line between George bliss
and James Scott north 10 chesnut.oak tyes m naFks
ed l.; and from thence to run 10 hite.oak marked
nj ;; and from thence 10 ohesnut.oak EDnrked WI
and from thence 10 q ches snut-oak merk1d La az
from thence TO intersect the McBarnes road
hickory tree marked D 4GE0kGEW. BIZ
Feb A. l057s4t pd. $500.
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suPprsssIOa OF Iutemperanee BY

A1Ahs
The Temperance Convention held at Golum
bus several days ago,
Resolred. That we will eontinne TO labor il
the family, IN the neighborhOOd, in the State
and in the nation, until no more hearthstone:
are desOlated, until FioIing and disorder shall
cease in ourcsmmunities, until distilleries brew
cries and dram shops are exterminated, and un.
til the importation ofeoreign liquors is prohibi
ted.
Have legal means diminished intemperaneei
We think not. To drive out Of use liquors as a
beverage, sentiment against it must be erea-
ten in the minds Of the people: and this senti'
ment will not be produced by law. If the hearth
stone education were right and il home in all
cases were made the place it should be, intcm-
perance and its kindred vices would not present
the fearful aspect they now present. 1t used tC
be the boast of Spartan women, that they alone
were the mothers Of men. By education they
made them what they were The leading men
of Rome, when Rome occupied q commanding
position among the nations of the earth, exerci-
Sed the most minute care in the selection oI
nurses, so that the early education of their chill
dren should be correct. And beneficial was the
care thus bestowed. The impressions made up
on the mind of youths are the most lasting
Man isa social being, and if home from his
youth to manhood and through manhood is made
enchanting to him, he win always give It the
preference over any other place. We are good
deal like the Methodist preacher who did not
have much faith in ''hell-scared christians
We don't fancy the morality, temperance or
honesty Of man who is so because Of fear lest
the law will take hold of him and fine and i'm
prison him. Let the mother plant In the hearts
other children the seeds of goodness, morality,
honesty and sobriety, and they will grow beau
tifully and yield excellent fruit. Col. Benton
says that when seven years Of age his mother
asked him never to gamble or drink liquor, and
he has conpled with her request.
His case is not an exceptional case. There
are thousands through the length and breadth
of our land who have never gambled nor drank
to intoxication who would tell you, were they
asked that their abstinence was the fruit of their
home educatien in youth. 1t is through home
that woman rules the world. So, if we were to
have fcwer women's rights and temperance con
ventions, and more good home education, the
world would grow in goodness and sobriety.-
The world is bad enough; but taken all together
it is hardly so very bad as some represents it to
be- ChiIic0the advertiser,
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OF HolIotoay's Pills, most famous Remedy
for the cure of Nervousness and General Dcbil.
ity.-Jasper Mccain, Of Bridge street, Brook
lyn, Long Island, New York, was without doubt
a severe sufferer from nervous and general de-
bility; the least thing provoked his irritablity,
put him in passion and laid him up; this was
caused by the bad state Of the fluids, and though
he tried many remedies for his complaint, he
was not benefited. 7At length he had recourse
to Holloway's Pills, which quickly performed
their part, by removing the injurious fluids from
the system, cleared his head restored tone and
vigor to the stomach, and after five weeks per-
severance, restored him to the blessings Of
health.
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=" TOT IIle UnHH SenfneI
Grand Circular Fox Hunt.

p At a meeting of the citizens Of Archer town
lship, on the both day Of January, 1857, at the
h0fsc of Andrew Devorc, for the purpose of ma
king arrangements for Circular Fox Hunt
l4indrew Dcvore was called TO the chair and d.
Il. Fields appointed Secretary. Alter which,
Saturday, February Fl, 1851 was agreed upon
as the day for the Hunt. Also, it was agreed to
have the Center in Martin Maholm's bottom
= land, (near J. Eslick.) After which the follow
ing boundary lines were proposed
Commencing at Busby's mill, thence west a.
long the Railroad to Sam. McTean's, thence a.
long the Hanover road to Geo. Fishers, thence
70 the northwest corner Of Archer township
thence along the lines of Archer SO as to include
the whole township except one row of sections
across the east end oil the township
After which the following officers were appoin-
ted: Sam. Upton and A. NJ. Maholm Chic
Marshals Of the day. On motion, Sam. Adams
was appointed Marshsl for the west line, Arthur
Beatty Marshal for the south line, Jas. Maholn
Marshal for the east line, and Joseph Buchanan
{ Marshal for the north line.
= On motion, Adam Palmer, Walter Maxwell
anl George Shipton were appointed Captains Eor
the west line, j. G. Love, John Crawford AM
Robert Mitchell Captains Of the south line, ia
cob Lewis, jr., Sheridan Baker and L. c. Ryar
captains Of the east line, and Sheridan Busby,
: uriah Simmons and Hiram Kali Captains Of the
North line.
aais IL II desired that all persons be on the lines
BY 91ys o'clock, A. ~, to prepare for marching
stthe signal report of a cotton ball, precisely at
10 O'Clock, also to halt when they arrive at til,
first straw line, until the second signal report is
given on the east line. No dogs to be let loose
until they arrive at the second straw line, after
which no guns are to be fired.
A, general turnout, without respect to party,
is respectfully solicited.
D. +. FIELDS, Secretay.
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Corrccted Weekly by George 8 Wilson, Whole
sale Gsocers. Fdrtcardiag and Commission
Merchants.j
CADIZ, FEB. 4, 1857.
F7or-For good Supcrfiine and Extra $3.50
@6,Oo.
Hzeat--1, ,oo@1, 10 for red; s1l5, for good
new white.
Gyoeeries--Sugar in hhds 101I@ IL; N. O.
Molasses 70 cents per Dbl.
Rio Cq6ee--12@12la, Java IS; Pepper IA
Ground Pepper 15@l7.
Aispice-17; Cloves 20; Soap Rosin bar SO
So; German do. N.
Lostt1e soap Is; Soda G1z; Candles 13@14.
G,aia-Corn SO; Oats 25@29; Rye 45@
so; Barley $1,l5@1,20.
Rice-6k cents, per ID.
I5Jacco--6 Twist l8cts; Dewy & Andersons
brands 30@33.
ETsh--Mackeral No. 8, per bbl $500, hall
do 800. do No 2, per Dbl. $lO,50, halfdo 500
Herring No j, $3.50.
Suqars.-Chrushed and Pulvcrized, Lover
ings brand 1917 @15
Sfarck--9cts 52 n.
7sas--Young Tyson 4o@socts Black Tea
35@50.
Na;1s-1o to cod $3.50. sto Cd 1915. 6
to I'd $3.50
Salt---S2, ,50@275.
B,ater---l8ets.
+ Eggs---12cts.
Sseois-- 7smosy $3.50. Cansr e,oo@e,5o
FIaaseel--S1,W.
BaHiag---No l, ii; no 2. 13.
cosusgs---60 H. 2.25; 1OOn, 800;
Bro0ms--$1 ], ,50@2,00.
Sng6,--best Scotch, 23cts.
SalE-Takc & Pittsburgh 1915.
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From Kansas.

Sr. LOUIS, jan 27.
The Wcstport correspondent of the Republi-
can of the 2lst inst, says the Kansas Lcgisla-
ture repealed the law against the circulation ol
ncenciary documents.
A resolution has passed both Houses, under
which Convention will be called at an early
day to form State Constitution.
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scorr Posr Orrlcn, Adams q. o.
HAIaST1Y-'S
For Q SIT WIne.
AND GUM-coATED FOREST !

AND GUM-CoATED FOREST Pills..
The most extraordinary discovery in the Worldf
1000 COO BOTTLES AND BOXES SOLD ANNuGrar,
And thousands Of Lives Saved from Premature
Grave by this Late Discovery.
Testimonials, ot the most unexceptionable char.
aeter, are continually pouring in frcm every part
Of the country, bearing witness ts the unparalleled
efficacy OF these medicines
The following show the number Of cases cured.
as certified by letters and other testimonials. re-.
ceiyed from all parts Of the Union and British col.
onies. from the lst Of January, 1855, TO Junu srv
LIST 1856, Inclusive;
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I New Arrangement.

FOR THE BENEFIT or MY CUE#
ERS / have concluded to make the foliowir#
ratgements,---I propose 10 sell Goods on as.A
ble terms as they can be had in this, marketf
lieving that short settlements are most satisft
70 all parties, have concluded 10 settle with
customers by the first Of January and tbe tirE
July Of each year. These arrailgements VII
strictly adhered 10 JAMES STEWART
Cadiz, Ohio, January Z, 1857. m i.,e atRss4
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ns-For the benefit of the invalid portion of our
commuiy. we extract the following from the Alma
nae of Dr. G. M. jackson, proprietor of tloofand s
German Bitters, hoping it may induce trial oi
them:
J. G. NILES says: Sheffield Ill. March l9, '55
II expect to sell great quantaties OF your Bitiers
this year. Many ofmy customers speak very high
y of its good qualities having proved its If m ost
an excellent Fever and Ague preventative, and a
great purifier Of the boed, and the very best thing
on record aid digestion and crca'e good ma tu-
raj appetite, In short, am sure it is one OF the
very best medicines known tor family use; being
safe and pleasant for any one to take"
G.. l.. ID. CRoCKwELL says:
Anamosa, Iowa, May, l, l65i--"The Bitters give
! unbounded satisfaction to all that have used them
| and | do and ca1 recommend them to all that are
afflicted. They have cured many cases of Dyspep.
Sia, some Of them where hundreds OF dollars have
been spent for remedies which afforded no relief
and were considered incurable until they used the
Bitters." See advertisement-40.
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ATTENTION.!

I HEREBY ANNOUNCE TO THE PUB.
lie, that am prepared to furnish good Ambrotypt
Lkenessss for fifty cents and upwards
Now ;s the time to get cheap and good pictures
Cali and examine my specimens at the Mansion
Housc. II DAVIS.
Cadiz, Ohio. February 4. 1851.
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Ars s. give and bsqusHth 10 ny dear friend
Sam Shresvss. my old cigar ease, IS he loves
the weed almost Is well as myself and is . good
renegade democrat and know nothing black re-
publican for his services in the late electioneer-
ing campaign.
lem 6. IgiVeehd hequeathEo my dear friend
Graf Bell, the sum of $500, with ten per cent.
from the first Of November, 1885, until he IS
paid the money which he lost in a law suit with
me, before Squire johnson, Of Nottingham tp.,
where he beat me in eleetioneering on account
of which 1 sued him for insulting me, and think
it my duty to repay him. ~ - .s
Item Z. ] give and bequeAth to my bosom
friend, John C. Fremont, the sum Of Soo,1o to
repay him in part for the disappointment be is
Suffering. At being beaten, and to renumerats
him for the loss Of Mariposa, which is now be-
ing sold by the authorities for the payment Of
taxes.
Aeo. 8. give aud bequeath to my former
friend, Mihard Fillmore, my Know Nothing
books, papers, etc, etc. as he Is in favor of dis
iranchising the foreign population Of this cOun-
try, and may they prove as useful to him as they
have to me, elevating me in the estimation of
myself and of my fellow men.
Item 9. give and bequeath to my useful
friend, the editor Of the National Era, for his
mighty deeds in the last canvass my Walking
Cane, manufactured out Of the identical broom
stick which | took from a lady on the Muskin-
gum river, who was beating me over the head
with it, for what, it is not necessary for me to
tell, wherein | was disappointed Ofa large for
tune. would recommend him to carry it in
his old age to hold him up.
Item 10. do nominate and appoint Horace
Greeley, the editor of the New York Tribune,
as my executor, forhe is, as politician, ahead
of any of u.s. as the one to carry out my will in
full, being Of sound mind, good memory, good
health and Of good physical feelings generally,
although am about to give up the political ghost.
JOHN c. BARGAR r.. 81
Signed and acknowledged in the presence of
these witnesses.
GRAFT BELL,
GEO. NJ. DowNs, Attest.
THEoD. MCKINNEY.
sMC
EPTTAPH.
There lies beneath this pile Of stone.
A royal man we'll known to fame;
Who cheated the rich wronged the poor,
And John c. Bargar was his name.
Will the passcr-by restrain his snigger
E,r ho thn
Was X. N. colic and n,cnia-mgger,
With hate of Union" and love of reno,cn.
1t is not yet definitely ascertained to which of
the two undiscovered countries" he emigrated
after his DEATH The scent of birthstone was
rather strong about the time Of his dissolution;
but nothing definite is known.
Regtaescat IN pace. JAMES STEWART.
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Greal Cure of Rheumatism i'm Cin-
cimMati, O.--cOMViMciRlg evidence.

For more than three years have been suffering
with rheumatism and enlargement and pain of the
bones and joints have strictly followed the. ad.
vice of physicians, and at other times used such
cure Of rheumatism; still did not improve in the
least and was frequently compelled to keep my
bed, and thereby prevented from attending to my
business. Some weeks ago | was induced hv a
friend to try Carter's Spanish Mixture The effect
was miraculous. lfelt considerably improved afe r
had taken the fourth dose; have only u,ed one
single bottle and am entirely free from all pain.
fell beeter than have fel; for years, nnd attrib.
ute my completely y.resored health solely to the use
OF Carriers Spunish Mixture. l consider it most
excellent medicine for rheuma tism and all diseases
Of the blood, and most cheerfully recommend it 10
the afflicted d. BURRrrT,
Southeast corner Fourth and Walnut SITS.
Cincinnati, March II, 1855. 40
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0TWhy is the toling Of q bell like tho
prayer ofa hypocrite2 Bekaze it is solemn
sound by a thoughtless tongue.
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@-aE For the Cadiz Sentinel
0me ETamdrcd nnd FOurtecn TeacRa.
- 4tftE ARG r. mGsfli

N NAAE A&&hnHahGAa - ezNA - DAAhkEGHA CeANha-
st eFs LOsi!!!
The Sentinel Of the 28th ult., contains COM
innnication criticising the last Report Of the
Board of School Examiners AMI charging the
Clerk with the loss of one hanarsl and fourteen
fesshas This Is a heavy loss and no doubt will
be severely felt, at least it seems to affect our
critic \ very much.
saa nHtgiues VS. tie number Of applicants during
d.sgsayas3 rs; nambercf Certificates grantel 3oi''
204 were the number ofccrtihcatcs granted, and
not 30k This mistake was not the fault Of the
Clerk, rs the maapserpt will show, but merely
- typographical error Hear Sasacity again
.4at sshas merit .WhgbeAaslost IA By The wdyP
You will understand this, too, whom yoa know
u shat yeusself and 10 others wsre unsuccessful
tlse arst tims you were examined, but as ysu'
directors iiuoald not N vpn qat, yeu made ap
plication the second time.
The ebove supposed errors did nOt eauso ygal
anger, buttha rarnaining part Of tho report. NJ
ses7 qualified tcachsr viii Object to n
VIZ ncrsr wondered how teachers got theii
certificates ofrnofai character, bait bow they cG
vet thsir directors to sign certificates stating tha
esssy arc lOslg qualified 70 teach. How did sot
re- your directors tossn Chat ccrtiacats stating
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THT ADAMS
EXP RESS COM AN Y

ARE RUNNING A DAILY MESSENGER
from Cadiz to Steubenvile, connecting with the
East and West They prepared to forward
Parcels, Packages and Moneys 10 all parts Of the
United States They also make collections ON goods
and bills at all important points on their lines
They offer greater Inducements for continuation
of the liberal patronage hetetofore extended them
A. +. MOORE, Agent
February 4, i8s7-3m. and Messenger.
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Rail Road Stock At Public Sue

The subscriber will offer at public sale at The
door Of the Court House in Cadiz on Friday. 4eb:
Tuary l3. 1857, between the hours of 10 A. MI and
m Of said day, the following property, Efz;-f
Two shares OF stock in the StAubenvie and Indians
Railroad the properly OF Samuel Snyder, deceased.
Terms made known on day Of safe.
ss-g WALTER IAdlSON.
Executor Of estate Of Samuel Snyder, deceased.
Jnn %, iS57.2w.
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nAYsoN's GoNoRRHdEA SPECIFIC. for
II Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Obstrurc.
ions Of the Urine, Gravel. &C.. &c. For sale by
Dec. l9,l6s3 JOHN BEALL.
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REIN WEIGH & CO.,
Bankers & Exchange Brokers,
OFFICE, MAIN ST., OPPOSITE PUBLIC BUILDINGS

Bankers & Exchange Brokers,
OFFICE, MAIN ST., OPPOSITE PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
Cad1&, Ohio,
Dealers in Gold, Silver, Exchange, Pronsissory
Notes, Drafts, Uncatrens Mony and Land
Warrants.
0rParticular attention given to the collections
on this and other points throughout the Union
January %, 1857, If.
&-INTEREST pnid on Deposits at the Banking
House of REIN WILcH g. CO.,
RTPURCIASED and for sale Mt the Banking
House of REIN WEIGH g. co.., Sight and Time
Bills on New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pitts.
burgh, and all The principal cities Of the Union.
DcrLAND WAR; NNTS Purchased and for sale
at the Banking House of REIN WEIGH g. CO.,
SrPREMIUM paid on gold and silver at the
Banking House of REIN WEIGH Il CO.,