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BALTIMORE, Feb. IA.

" = DALTINUIE I CD. II.
New. Orleans papers Of Monday and Tues
day of last week. have been received. They
contain dates from Mexico. to the Goth ult., sta
ting that the country was enjoying unusual quiz
ct; the only trouble proceeded from the rebel
lious disposition manifested by the clergy, sey-
eral of whom had been summarily dealt NRiih.
1t was rumored that the Apostolic Nuncio
had demanded his passports, and was about to
leave the country. 4..
Senor Soto had retired from the Ministry or
account of i'll health.
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Great Cure of rheumatism i'm Gin
SeinMati, O.--e0myimcing 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 ofphysicians, and at other times used such
family medicines as had been recommended for the
cure Of rheumatiss 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 Carters Spanish Mixture, The effect
was miraculous. | felt considerably improved after
had taken the fourth dose; have only used ono
single bottle, and am entirely free from all pain.
fell beeer than have felt for years. and attrib-
ute my cop6telyrestored health solely to the use
of Carter's Spanish Mixture. | consider it a most
excellent medicine for rheumatism and all diseases
Of the blood and most checrfuy recommend it TO
the afHicreJ. q i 4. ID. BURRIET,l if
Southeast corner Fourth and Walnut SITS.
Cincinnati, March II, 1855 40
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The Admission Of minnesOta-An--
AOtilef Exhibition of Black RepuD-


The Admission Of HIinnesOta-An--
@othef Exhibition of Black Repub-
lean haired ofFOreigners.a =.
\ The Telegraph advised US the other day dat
q bill authOrizng the people of The Territory of
Mipnesota to form constitution preparatory to
enterinsthe Union as State, had passed the
lower house ofCopgress. 1t wouldnaturally be
supposed, as Minnesota is to be n Eree State,
and as her admission would Immediately increase,
the power ofthe north to the extent Of Two mem
bers in each branch OfCongress, that the bill
would at least have commanded the votes of those
whose professions ofardent attachment to the in
terests of the north have only been equaled by the
bitterness with which they denounced the people
Of the south as aggressors. Judge, therefore; of
oifr4nrpfise Upon receiving anulnber of the New
York Tribuue3 continuing an analysis ofshe vote
to find that no less than s:neRty-ssuss members e.
leeted as Black Republicans, and the greater of
whom are yet Jealous blatterers for freedom, are
recorded against the bill. 1t seems that Mr..
Grow had incorporated aprovision into the bill,
requiring the constitution to be adopted by a
majority of the qualified voters of the Territory.
The laws ofthe Territory extend the right ofsuf-
fage to foreigners who have declared their inten-
tion to become citizens; and these gentlemen ha :
ted foreigners with such intense bitterness that
they preferred to vote against new free State
rather than extend tothem this small and COM
mon boon. Among the members who thus vo-
ted, are four from Ohio, to wit; Harrison, Moore,
Campbell, and Bingham of this district The
two former belong to the Know Nothings pure
and simple, and probably nothing better could
beexpected from them; but the two latter have
been so profuse in their loud professions in favor
of free Scil free men, free States, and all that
sort of thing, that their constituents had right
to look for their votes in favor Of o free State
when the time came. The vote stood ayes 81,
noes 75. Not single north ern demodrat voted
against the bill. (Will our Republican brethren,
who stigmatize them as 'doughfaces," i" "slave de-
mocracy,"i&c stick a pin there?) Ten South
ernDemocrats also voted for the proposition, and
thus only it was saved from defeat.-- SteubeaUiHe
Union. ST. eaa.- ara 4nG #oaad .gi.5
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New Bakery
80 RS. POU LSON M

RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS
of Cadiz that she has comnlsnced the business Of
Baking at her residence in Cadiz, where may be
found at all times, .'H14 ig
BREAD, LIGHT CAKES, RUSK, sc.
Of the very best quality, and at prices as cheap as
they be furnished. She respectfully soicts the
patronage other old friends, and the public gener-
ally
Cadiz Ohio, Feb, 10, l957-2t
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To-day we have had the greatest storm and
food which has been witnessed since 1849.-
The Milwaukee Railroad bridge has been dam
aged considerably. No trains running. The
Galena Railroad bridge at Elgin is swept away.
A number of culverts were destroyed. The
Fon Dulac Railroad track has been carried away
in several places The Burlington Railroad
bridge across the Bureau river is also gone A
bridge on the Rock Island Railroad, over the
Dupage river, was moved by the ice on Friday
night. The engine, tender, and six cars were
precipitated into the river. The engineer, fire.
} man, and brakesman are missing, and are sup
posed to have been drowned. a number Of
railroad bridges have been carried away. The
Illinois river at I4asalle has raised 29 feet.
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The Secretary of State has recommended to
Congress an appropriation Of $1,000 for the
of the slave trade, on the principle
asserted in the Act of 1919, and has favorabIy
endorsed the application of the American Colo
Society for $30e99 for similar object.
The galleries of both HoEscs were densely
crowded yesterday. The proceedings through
out produced interest.
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Thc FIooiI 4. AIba,ly y--E. atcr.

ALpAxY, Feb. 1o.--fl'he water has not yet re-
csded, though no probable rise since A. NJ.
Huge masses Of lumber, houses offices, &C., are
carried Off The ,la,usge II still impossible to
conjecture, and il win be slays befors a correct
rcytiaaiS can i,e mtls. 1hsics NJ tie pier is
psled Up twenty @at 'fhs Central uaiIroal
Freight House, fllel with 4 Large amount oi
lour ani provision, Is 3mroullel with water
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Deslructivc Eirc.

LouIsvnLE, Feb, 9.-Smith block, on Main
street, near the Gait House, was burnt this NOR
ming, containing six buildings, occupied by Cal
lagher & Co; Bichard Atkinson; Brannen &
Summers; Bartley, Johnson & Co; and Mitch
ell, Guthrie & Co, Wholesale Dealers.aEi Com
mission Merchants. Loss $l85, ,0O0-fully in
sured The Calf House was saved
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California News.


NEw YoRK, Feb. l3.-The George Law,
from Aspinwall, with dates to the 3lst inst, ar
rived at 6 o'clock P. N. 2 She binss slIeo.
900 in specie. . 80 =
The Captain of the Sierra Nevada report;
that Gen. Walker was,at Riyas on the 18th o
january, and thai the allies had not taken Vir-
gin Bay as reported, nor made any attempt up
zen San Jnan del sua, Walker had an effective
/ force Of l204 AMI was strongly fortified at-Riyas
He had not heard Of the Gspture Of hissteamers
up to the 18th ult. ,...s. ..g
We have dates from Valparaiso to the 1st Of
January, Calloe 70 the f1th, ana Australia to
the lothvf November. .-
Business at Valparaiso was duh. .--.
The revolution in Peru progresses, Ths in.
surgent feet entered the harbor of Callao OF
91st December, and had a slight skirmish with
the forts and several government steamers, in
which several foreign vessels Including the A.
merican bark Arenta, were injured, The En-
glish steamer Tribune AMI French friglte in.
terferoa for the protection of foreigners. A
French synprthizer with the insurgents was ar
rested, having in his possession important papers
and intercepted letters Of Viranco to his wife
said to implicate British and American minis.
ters in the Revolution.
The rcvolutionists have taken possession o
Chincas Island.
f'he English mail steamer Bolivar, from Tan
;ama, was boarded on the 10th of january of
Callao, by the revolutionary steamer Jumbo, an(
an attempt was made to take the mails.
The Governors message recommends the pas
sage Of an act to legalize State debt. A bill
was introduced for that purpose.
There has been several shocks of an earth
quake throughout the State. Buildings shGt
tered in Los Angeles, Santa barbara, and Gan
dara. '
A party attacked t1c Government troops a
Sonora on the :s@sd of November but were re
pulscd with loss of IS men. "
A force is being raised at San Francisco for
ftitlibustcr expedition to Sonora.
Mining news favorable.
Business dull. a,.- H.. --.....t-....
The State Treasurer has deposited none.
with the Pacific Express Go. for the payment o
the State interest in July next but the Attor
pey General obtained an INJUNCTION restraining
the payment. .-....r .......... .....
Advices from Panama to the, e,31st ultmo sta
that the steamer Sierra Nevada arrived there o.
the 21st ult and departed a few days subso
quently for San Francisco. ,..-.-
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We have had serious freshet in the Genessee
river, by which several bridges. and buildings
were carried over the Falls, Only one bridge
now remains, that in the center Of the city,
Pedestrians are using the Canal Aqueduct.
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rrrs yr...st.- I'll. t--. , ST. IGgIS, Feb. 40.
y. The river has fallen six inches and still re-
ccding slowly. Weather cold freezing hard;
less ice running than yesterday. 'a .,
The steamer Vienna sunk on Saturday in the
Elinots Igs1r. 1t is feared the ice will tear her
to pieces She was valued at Sl2, 2,000-insured
for $1,000. ...r al .a.a- z-ei.rt- .e47,er
a portion of the track Of the Terre Haute
Railroad, between Bloody Island and Illinois
town is submerged. .4j tgs Hs...... ~ .-
The Missouri river is open to Westen-the
Mississippi to keelluk. o.u sEa,
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B A r G. A I NJ s.!
7. IL. CR A W. II Ole ID

WOULD respectfully inform tho public that hnv-
ing sold out and about to leave Cadiz, he has lot q
ladies' and Genttemens Saddles, Of very superior
manufacture, which he will dispose OF at great bar
gains. AS his removal will make good opening
for SaddIer he has SOME articles belonging to the
trade which ha will sell cheap.a @
Cadiz, Ohio, Feb. Is, ls57-3t pa ,es..
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New YoRK, Feb. i

LISTERS received from Kansas, say that the
Joint Committe of both Houses of the Terrific
rial Legislature have reported in favor of taking
census preparatory to Convention to form a
State Constitution.
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The Delaware river rose lG feet, breaking up
The ice. Belviderc bridge is endangered, the
water being five feet above it in some parts
1ambertvile bridge is also endangered. The
houses in the neshborhood arc washed away
The ice is piled up 20 feet. @
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NEW OrLESs, FcB. l2,

. -a e NEW OnLENs, Feb H.
gThe Black Warrrcr is coming up with Cali
fornia dates to the Goth ult
+ Broderick was elected Senator for the long
term, Gwynn for the short tern They go to
New FORK by the George Law.
severe earthquake was felt in the lower
part of California.
Trade at San Francisco was dull. Mining
accounts are favorable.
Nothing later or definite from Nicaragua.
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PHILADEtrHrA, Feb. Q

The ice in the schuylloll brokeup last night.
Most Of the wharscs were ovorflowed, and con-
siderable quantities Of cord wood and lumber
were carried Off The damage however was
not 50 serious as was anticipated.
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TRENroN. Feb. 8.

a part Of VaucIecr's foundery was washed
away, The water covers the streets in the low
or partof the town. The bridge is safe, unless
those above should ,ome down. The ice in the
Lehigh is not broken up yet
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-18

FrhE.--Two houses of Mr.. John Deyenbaugh
and Lloyd Mayhugh, were destroyed by fire on
Sunday morning last, at Genterville, Belmont
county. The loss is said to be severe on the par
tbs Wheeling Tines.
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CHICAGO, Feb. IL.

N =" u JHICAGO, Fed. IT.
The damtgs to the Galena Railroad by the
freshet, is estimated not to exceed $4,000.
The steamer Vienna, with full cargo, was
sunk in the Illinois river by floating ice, on Sat
urday ~E ,u5-a ssa5 trH-
The passenger trains on the Railroads west
are running regular.
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CASH FoR WHEAT!

The highest price in CASH paid for good Mer.
chattile What at the Grocery and Provision Store
,of on ARIES PATTI ERS0N Calis Ohio. Also
the highest price for Rye and Oats.
Cadiz, Ohio, Feb. l6st
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a a-a ST. IOuIs, Feb 10.
The river has receded about one foot, and is
still falling. Weather very cold and freezing
hard. Several boats arrived from below, but nav
gaton very much impeded, ewing to floating
ice Nonews from above
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WAsHrNGToN, Feb. II

WASHINGTON, Feb. II.
In the event of the failure of Congress to pass
a bill to reduce the revenue, Campbell (of Ohio)
will press as financial measure, now under
Committee on Ways and Means, depositing snr-
plus revenue, rcserviug two millions of dollars
with several States in proportion to the Fed
eral ratio Of representation, or about seventy
five thousand dollars for each member the States
to pledge their faith for safe keeping Of the money
and refund it when requested. The general
government propose to pay one half Of the sur
plus OR the lst Of October @ -gs II, -t
Upwards Of 90 passengers arrived this morn
ing the first who have crossed the Susquehanna
since Sunday, for Washington; much indigna-
ton expressed by members of Congress and
others in consequence. aHJ
There has been 38 failures of the mails be-
tween New York and Washington since the
CONNER cement Of the session--the Post Office
Department Is blamed for it's want of enter
prise. '@
Mr.. Jones Of Tenn, and Mr.. Florence, Of the
House, and Mr.. Weller. Of the Senate, compose
the joint committee to wait on Buck and Breck.
Arrival of the City OF Baltimore.
New Yoak, Feb 13.--The city of Baltomore
arrived here at midnight with Liverpool dates
to the 2Sth ult.
The papers furnish no decided news. 81
1t is reported that, on the British forces ia
king Birshre after two hours bombardment,
Persia submitted to the demands Of Great Brit
ain, but the London papers do not crodid the
report. 81 1ea al
Great doubt isalso thrownon the recent news
Of the bnrning Of the factories at Canton, and
later intelligence from China is anxiously look
ell for. w N A..t
Rumors Of modification Of the British Cab
met continue, AMI q dash at the Ministry is ia
be made on the openingof Parliament.
The ship confederation before reported as
wrecked, has broken-up The master, mate
steward, and a boy were drowned. 4
Ferouk Khans the Persian Ambassador, has
had an interview with Napoleon. The Emter.
or's reply was non-committal.
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Bosck's Cabinet warehous in Blocker street
was destroyed by fire this morning. Bosck and
his wife both perished in the flames. Loss csti-
mated at $4,000. ..... .t..-...-.........,.
The Schooner Jane P. Glover has been siezed
by the U. s. Marshal as SLAYER. She was re-
Gently purchased by Cuban who has fled to
Havana.
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,AT-rSvTTTT Yah an

This river is riSing-oyer seven feet in the IN
diana chute feet in the middle chute. Large
boats arc going over the falls.
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NOTHING NOR, is heard Oi,swiss affairs.

The Emperor Of Austria has granted COM
plete amnesty to ths Lomlardy Yehetisn PrOv-
inces. Fi
The conferences At Conitintinople respecting
the Principaities are ended.
h The Turkish NrOOps VIII nov replace The
AUSTRIAN soldiers.
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C5-John A. Bingham's long tissue Of putrid
misrepresentation and hypocritcal cant in
Congress is being published by the Black Rep
ublican papers. lie lis the same Bingham, new
ertheless whoa few years ago was grim
DEATH on the ''Free Silers,' who went "Harry
ofthc West. the embodymcnt of antipathy
to Abolitionism, who supported "Old Zack"
with his two hundred and eighty niggers, who
voted for Dunns Bill legislating slavery into
Kansas Territory, and the Topeka Constitution
which done the same thing, who is Know
Nothing sworn to enslave foreigners and sus-
tain tile South in its Constitutional rights. In
sliort he is profound bunch Of inconsistency
and craft--the advocate Of whatever has been
wrong and detrimental to the public interest,
aud as debater whimsical, rhapsodical and
stale even to rottenness.- CaroR Dem.
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Ftlt short isnte has elabsed since these ore,&
and good 4uediciYies have been made kno,en to ,l,c
puhc vet thousands huvs already experienced their
GOOD effects 4nvalds, given over BY their physi.
cians as in crpbIe. have toAad reief and been re-.
stored to sound and vigorous health from their use
Tie great amount OF good these nieaf6ines have
hone has induced thousands 10 recolf1n,. nd ,hem
10 their friends. Men of integrity and bhvsicinns
nave sanctioned their use, and recommended thrrh
:, tho public = All.
READER, if you want not your constitution in
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.nIher mineral substances touch not such nedcines
as contain them. but procure those excellent and
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and Pills RS
If YOU have the dyspepsia or are troubled with
cos,iyeness, take this Wine and the Pills, accord
ing to the dircctiois and YOU will get we'll k
IF Won are nefy6us, or weekly. or have emaciated
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If YOU have unhealty colored skin, or pimpIes or
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If YOU have weekly constitution, and feel your
self too old for your years take these excellent me-
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If Won hre bill ions (which may be known hy sHch
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1ave been the nfenrsof curlng thousands OF tifs
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PARENTS, there is not, perpaps, month in the
year that some member of your family does not
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stomach or have FRED tongues, or some other un.
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The Mysterious Ass4&sr i'm New

HOFEAs
On Friday night last, DR.. Harvey Burdell,
brother OF William Burdcll Of fthis city, was bru-
tally murdered in his room, No. 81, Bond street,
the telegraph account of which we published on
Saturday. DR.. Burdell was Surgeon Dentist
and has resided in New York over thirty years.
He is represented as being fine looking man,
about forty>fve years of age, and was worth
some $4,000 in stocks and real estate. The
Tribune publishes full account of the murder,
and the testimony taken before the Coroner's
Jury. ..- .t..s -., q
Itappears that he owned the house in which
he was murdered, the second story Of which he
occupied as an operating room, which was con-
nected with his sleeping apartment by pantry.
The murder was not discovered until about
8 o'clock, Saturday morning, when the servant
boy, on going into the operating room to make
FIRE, discovered the body of the Doctor lying on
the floor, his person and the room covered with
blood. There were no less than fifteen stabs in
his neck and breast, made with some narrow
Ndlcu SudFp lISIT TulHeIlti anu Ou AIS lleCh were
signs Of an attempt at strangulaton, which was
further proved by the TACT that his lungs were
full ofar, aud his tongue protruded between his
teeth. One of the cuts had severed the jugular
vein, and another nearly separated the verteb@
Two of the wounds in the breast had penetra-
ted the heart. ,i y. ,s.l. r..,s.
When the boy entered the room in the morn'
ing, the gas was still burning the key was in the
door-.and yet no one of all the family passing
up and down these stairs all the morning, with
in two feet of the murdered body, had discover
ed it, or any trace of the murderer-not ever
noticing the smears Of blood upon the stairway
up and down.
The third story and attic were occupied By
Mrs. Cunningham and her family, which consis
ted Of herself and her two daughters, a Mr.
Eckel who boarded with her, aclergyrnan's son
Mr.. Snodgrass, and two servant girls-Joa,7,al
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..a III AL uSEsH'so
Fore . t Win e.

AND G6Ai-co FOREST yrfLLs.
The mast Extraordinary discoUe,g sahe World!
..q 1000 600 BQrTLEstAND BOXES SOLD ANNUALLY,
And thousands of Lives Saved from Premature
Grave by this Late Discovery. "S''
Testimonials, OF the most unexceptionable chbf.
aeter, are continually pouring in from every part
Of the country bearng witness TO the unparalleled
efficacy OF these medicines gst t'4a
The following show the number of cases cured,
certified to by letters and other testimonials re-
ceived from allparts OF the Union and British col
ones rom the lst OF JAnuary, 1858, to Janu ary
ist 1856 inclusive;
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PoRTLANn. Feb. 8.

PORTLAND, Feb y.
The officers quarters at Fort Sullivan were
destroyed by fire on Wednesday; and on the
day following the soldiers quarters were burnt.
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UrecnbruSh Railroad the entire distance.
SrILL Is,TGG-EreH'Rg-The water has re-
ueled considerably but still very high. TITS
reported that two families on the Island CpPo-
site the city hsye perished. St. Jchn's Church
has been seriously damaged by the flood, which
the pews. Much suffering has been
occasioned from the want Of drinking water all
the water pipes in the lower part Of the city be-
ing frozen or submerged. Large quantities Of
grain stored in the second floors Of warehouses
have been damaged BY the water rising above
them. The State Street Bridge has been raised
severil feet above the iron columns forming its
support. 9IhS Relief Committees are very ac-
tive in roHeyiny the wants Of the destitute, and
Soup Houses have been opened near the over
gewed district 90 i"l ''E
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S4ttiat

MO PAY II d.. Tdblas's celebrated venetian
J-N Isnimsnt does net cure Cholera, Collie, Sea
Sickness, NChron.c Rheuinatism, Vomiting. Cuts.
Burns, Old Sores, Swelings, Toothache Head.
ache, ,Dysentary, Group, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Mumps
Chapped hands, cold feet, Mosqueto bites, Bruises
and Pains or Weakness in the limbs, back and