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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-01-07
0tainal 4otttg.
For the Cadiz Democrats Sentinel.
Stanzas for the New Year.
s---~-
III q y -

What change hath wrought another year,
;, How sti IN un6 feet the moments roll,
That bear US on in their career,
To Life's unseen. uncertain goal;
The gay saloon, the festive hall,
The scanty board that twant hath spread,
Thejovial song, the funeral pail,
Have varied it with light and shade
Another year! hear the knell
Sound from some neighboring hamlets chime
Il strikes Tho sense it breaks the spell
That binds tie soul to things Of time;
The friends whose smiles illumed our way,
The loved who lent their radiente there
Like morning dew drops passed away,
And vent our fdndest hopes i'll air.
Another year! Thy magic spell
Hath lett the glow to beauty's eye,
And caused the unwary breast to thiIl,
Cfwakened there the deep drawn sighi
Thy gentlar beams have shed the ir light
Where love ard hope their charms have bIeu
ded,
'Aadoft again thy sudden blight
Iia:h love and hope alike suspended.
And onwerd still each coming year,
lis Joys and sorrows shall restore,
Though man may ''siry cFstles rear,
Or anxious wait the golden showee
Each mornings dawn, each setting sun,
Shall prove his expectations vain,
The world its busy course shall rum
And ,''whot hath been shall be again"
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NEVER COURT BUT ONE.

have fsnbbed it, the letter, .
That will tell him be Isl free;
From This hour, and forever
He'snorhing more to mt!
And my heart feels lighter gsyer.
Since the deed al last is done
Twill teach him that when courting,
He should reyer ccurt bat one!
Every body in the village
Knows he's cen wooing me,
And this morning he was riding
WITH that saucy Anna lee.
They say he smiled upon her, ...
As he cantered BY her side,
And I'll warrant you he's promised,
To muke her soon his bride. ...
But I've hn!sned II, the letter,
From this moment he is free ......
He may have heri he wants her.
Ii he loves her more than me.
He may. go-it will not kill me-
I'd would soy the sumo, sn there,
Il knew it would for Fir ing
Is more than can bear.
It q twilight, and the evening
That he said had visit the
But no doubt he's now with Anna,
He can stay there, too, for me-
And as true as I'm living,
If he ever'comes here more,
III act as if we never,
Never, never met before.
Its time he should be coming,
And wonder if he will;
II he docs III look SO coIdy-
What's the shadow ON the hil.i
declare out in the twilight, ......
There s some one coming near
Can ii BET yes Ills figure,
Just us true as am here.
Now almost wish Id written rr.
Not to him that he was free,
For. perhaps twas hut story
'Ihathe rode with Anna Lee, H"
There, he's coming through the gateway,
Ii meet him at the door.
And l'll tell him that III love him.
Y. 2" IF KEN court Miss Lee no mole. .,''
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- - - . u '7@"
.ssa BENJAMIN Watkinson.

1Hl.E L5IIJdNIIH W "UMAHDUn' y
. OFFERS his services to the citizens OF Ccdiz and
Surrounding cosinafy; sh the nrtot -.t,
House Painting, Graining, Paper
Hanging, Vanishing,
and all kinds Of Imitation in Wood, Stone and Mar
ble, Also, Sign painting attended TO-, on the most
Those wishing to Bave Painting done in the best
and most modern style, would do we'll 10 give him q
call as he endeavofs to do his work In neat, sub
stantial, and workman-like manner.
Cadiz, Ohio, May II, l956'ly
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V1NCENEys BOARDING HOUSE:
fsD2d NatiomaG EEOusc,)

Corneref Main and Rcrren streets, Ca&iz Ohio,
D0ARDEi,S taken by the dry, week, month, or
ID year. This House is the best furnished ind
most pleasantly located House Of the kind in town.
Persons wishing boarding are requested to apply
soon Mrs. r. G. VlNCENT.
Nov - IA f6.iv ST.. f
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MASONIC NOTICE.

III ARRlSON LODGE
8 "a Ab Ii No. 2l9 of Free and
NO <sSk s32Ss% accepted Masons, meets
%SS41kzS3 IfI3s%s. regular ION the first and
S5&YlVSkzlkNssssS third Tuesday of evelv
M sss6, month at the Odd Fellows
.I($%2s JESSE IL. McMATH,
|Ws"xTTa$<2 W. NJ
D N. a. HAMA, ssc'y
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r "A, ,REcEIPr WORTH OTE ThoUsAxD DoLtAaS
Take one pound elsa! soda anI half d pound
of unslacked lime, pu; them in a gallon Of wa
ter and boil twenty minutes, let it stand ill
e6ol, thea drain off, ard put It away in stonS
jig Jar. Soak yoar dirty clothes over night
or uhtii they ere well wet through then wiring
hem out md rub Oh plenty Of soap, AMI to ono
boiler Of clothes woll covered with water, a11
enc tea-sPoqucal 'of the washing fluid. rol
half an hour trsily, then wash them thorougI-
y through one sud.s, ard rinse well through Two
~atdF5, atdyotr Clothes will look better than
By the old way Of fTGShing TWICE before boiling.
This is an invaluable receipt and do want
every poort1fed' woman to tyyit. think with
a,f2teht wash Tub to 10 the little rubbing the
Fash wolnan night take Tie last novel, and
composing herself Oh the lounge, let the wash
ing do itself The woman who can keep 50.
.cret has known this year Or two, but her
husband told it while on an snelectioneoring tour.
- Ohio CultiUatgr:t -
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sAMBRQTYPES.

FDlcTuREs on Glass are acknowledged Superior
III 70 Dsguerotypes. ii. Davis is taking first
elias pictures in this new mode. q u .lf sIhaA
Cali and examine his specimens and get ycur
Liksness A aug 2Otf
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L JU7fs "a bill has been intfddttd1 Il u
idtaf0 Of North oafoIinS 10 dSnroussSa slia
fs
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IWTLLIAm II. ,EAhCOT. 30.

g'd'o gar Uncurrent Money.
issTEfE fiIaHESr PRI L PAID FOR ALI
ksuds Of uncurrent money atthe banking house o.
n. LYONS in Cadfz.
April lS, ls65.tf.
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OBJ Gaoi5 Sentinel.
PuBIsnED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING
c::N. N.A4LEN. Editor & PROPRIETOR


INa ID I------S---'F-
-f3,rz Terms OF sUBsoR oRiPTIt ~.
Two DOLLARS per annuln, payable within the
yeas II not paid within the year, TSo DOLLARS
aud Fitrr cENrs will be charged. This rule will be
lived up d at all times. ~
Any person procuring ten responsible subscribers
70 the SlSTINEf will be entitled TO copy for one
70 TERMS OF LbvERTIElNs
For 4 whole column, lone year .......,..... 5000
half column, Zone yeHr)... $500
, quarter, lone Year, )..r,, ,........... lZ,oo
For I.tihes, OF less tllree Insertions ...... 100
For each additional insertion, .:..,... 25
k'FO~ga BUsIEEss cARb3.
FOR II lines, or less, Zone yesrl
(sx mOnihsl.s;.. 500
RATES OF POSTAGE.
ON WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS. wi
To oil sul1seribers in the comfy where published,
FREE. :
Riore than 50 miles distdt;. - cts. per CHARTER
Over so, and under 300 miles, 10 '' g
; Over 900 and under 1000. .......lS I" ="
Over 1000, and under 2,O0o,. 20 [" "
:.s.43,u,.s {: 43usil,css mess Capros,
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"Wh;ch he will undoubtedly refund 70 yop.b
his heart is as big ia proportion as his bols,@s
'Do YOU think 70? don't; and dcnt helets
you viii when you hear me out. Well. yousee
| paid my quarter and went up, and there stoet
the giant, his back to me, sad began 10 think
that my neighbor would have to knock under
little; hut Lord, says ], this fellow amt 50 big
as hat picture, by long chalk. And 50 eoA
tell my neighbOr pretty good story, and thrs
be needn't be afraid of this Russian chap, pes
haps he would pay the quarter back Just then
;h9 eow turned around and looked at him and
The looked at me, and supposed looked sort
Of foolish, and at that the fellow broke out iniS
fs hearty laugh, ard says Why halloo, Smith,
don't you know me? How's the folks down ON
the Island?' Whew! Russian giants! whv
1T was my old neighhor, only a little stuffed AMI
fxel,dp witha iitstache, ahd--welI, yes; s1o6E
ing up at the picture, yes, it is slightly exsga
Grated" ass a-, iJsa1 j.. smiI
Then ycu didn't ask him to refund thS
quaterI" -tara n = lzs s,sssliis
! No, Sir; paid it to see man that had
seen thousand times before, and was perfect
ly satisfied; l have seen the elephant. Good ht:
am going gown to Long Island, right straights'
] --NcsO York Pepe.y " Is ,ad.a1.a
-@-s-e-74-szn-- sg ,.atfA
: DGscoyERIEs OF THE PnEsENF CEETyRY,----
Some of the most Wontterrul rssaite of human
telect have been Witnessed in tie last ffty
years. It. is remarkable how the mind zof tia
world has run into scientific. investigation, and
ff"hat achievements il has effectsdin that short
Period. Fulton launched stNo first steamboas
in 1907, now there a:e 5000 steamboats, ctrae
yersing the waters of America only. In 1875
the first railroad was put in operation in Massa.
chusett5. In 1900 there was not single rail,
road in, the wqrld., In the United States. alone
there are row I8,T97 miles of railroad costing
S2S5, 100000 TO- build, and about 22,0oo miles
of railroad in America. The electric telegraph
had its beginning in 1916. ID The electric mag.
met was discovered in 1912, and electrotyping 10
: still later invention. Hoes printing press
capable Of printing %, Geo copies aa hour, is .
T4ry recent discovery, aaggs H. "a
) Gas light was unknown. in 1900, now. every
) city and town Of any pretence, is lighted with
! gas, and we h4Fe tRe heat, and rnstiVe power
} may Ill he produced from water with scarcely
r any cost. Dagucrre communicated to the world
his beautiful inyentionin l939. Gun -cottonanl
cAloroiorm are discoveries but fen, years old.
Astronomy has added a number Of new. plan4
cts to the solar system .,.a .ai "a III
: =, What viii the peYt half century accomplish
We may looE foY stilI greater discoveries; for
: the intellect Of man is, still awake, exploring
every mine Of knowledge, and searching fer Rse'
fol afo!rnsation in every Department of art and
AhH1SFy' IS ,c2 ~ Ggtc Ha'atatsts Hi 20
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saoslser investigating Co1a.. sttec.

{SAo1lEeH FmVeStigating Conan ;ttee.
It appears the Fusionists have got donelooks
ing after Locofoco and Border Rutfians, and have
gone to looking after their own immaculate
leaders. ar .i..t aaea aaYId aaEa
TIE &cfeechor fund, which has bled SO many
isympGthzing honest minded men and women
who have contributed their might snpposing it
was for bleeding Kansas, has come up missing
4 Committee it seems has gone out to sack inI'
hformat!oa as to whore the money has gone, aud
here is their own announcement or their mis-
sion f'' -'', CO. VI w
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o. T. HOLLOWAY :. ~. ..t,J A, LIPPIaCoTI
'ssI ait G. q. IT,, HOLLOWAY e. co. 4 4
gSarIf ItSuscessors to Frazier & Drennen.l t.ie
WHOLESALE GR0GERS, FORWARDING
m ob ~ ~ AND CoMMssioN MERCHANTS, "A. r /.
eij NJ 59r@ ss tsss SieW bemyiIle.. %.
4, ,HtoubanyiIIs, ,Sep..5. l955-rd LlHl ai A.a laa
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/ 1011THtsHow arc you, Smithehsaii1 Jones Smith
pretendsnototo know him and replies nhesita-
tingly, ssh, you hasesths advantage -oGsms.'i--
stYeay' M tbyts 5ouespHt suppbsonEerybodyihas
that got c6mnioni senssP Smith looks iunr
happysogai 'ggs3r4 tn6iitiW q 'iaegsit 20!
iosek ,4l, .---T--r--T7ff,,, it,t
nl.T.Iad;osi fancy wprk--talkjnC.
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HIGHEsT CASH PRICE PAID FOR
WHE4T at HATCHEEsS & co
Cadiz, August IS, 1855.
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S1-The, only, class Of men in Che world, who
are not in the habit of dsparsging their neigh
6ors are the assessors Of taxes; for Il is well
known that theyI hheF6r, 'dhderrsteo a9ybody in
the Slightest degree. !" % a''a5' ~" @ ~.
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,t5s 5sFhc fOlowing notes passed between atxS
fsf ot.rl,sh ,ltk,, zs-As glt a4sfi sissa liH nj
ipEAR AsNNA;--P lease lsepd me the, collar Won
wore At Mrs, Prs last. night las wish u get
one like it, teds ..1kryss l5 ELLEs lBv+rr,lt
irDEAE JLi.Ey:---finheeit it rule rievergto let
4nyyof ngapparelgo ont Of the ho,ise, yanhass
wei n bgimyself t4fsai tdi ANNA ,G-t-s-ssg,
n r. S--gf ysu NiIl come around to the housr,
you may lookat the collar as long as yon pIsasd
Ina few days afcrwafd, Miss Anna bad y
want of her own, md o&prsssedit to Eilsns Il,
III t.s.s t.s.s 5ts9R. ~ a9hF tle g8tstg af lheH9FI
I9allolTEs sI.lalfmfy5 nv ssge5 sse s NJ s1sas
n DEAs EdsfEas.--I have an en-. agsfnatt 10 aAke
q rde On horseback this evening; will RDiis lend
blelyonr saddleall" gTsys n aANNA1ir44.vu
/ DHak AkNA.GE1 make 10 afuls aessrit q. flat
my saddle geeut Of the house. fniesB aiSaa ~
1nyself f9lH9a z0t plaft SslGgil IE1fgEN 4~zlaiH
tllP2 Sln 1fiyou williconSe afoand to tss housa.
you may ride the sadd es lOlg es 5o6 piease n
the house. i als9h 9SHsElS ia issgFyfA csl0
/ ; ~
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-, ~ :. 4IU TIIIi FELE NQKTH.
In behalfof the. National Kansas COMMITTEES,
the undersigned beg leave to state that they are
NOW in Kansas investigating the expenditures
and proceedings Of the agents. of the Nati0nsl
CemmIttee.. A full rcpot &;ll be published
Immediately after their feturn to the States on
the assembling Of the National committee IN
New York. All grievances arc being fedrcssed
I God and Liberty. e, adE -lt ti Tu1gF.i ma
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'O)ss7sLadios' fancy wprk-talkins.
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was round his neck showing distinctly where the
instrument ofdeath had been applied. Ills mus
cular development was very great, proving be had
been strong, powerful, man. l shiyered with
horror as gsxed, and then shrank back from
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-01-21
Orphans, Court Notice.

To The dep,sees Of the estate Of Robert Moore,
late Of sasarloaf tosrnsh,p, Caiuaabia county,
deceased:
TAKE NOTICE that an application of ].
c. Pennington and George Moofe, Executors
OF the said estate TO the Orphsns' Court oi
Columbia county for an order to sell for the
payment OF debts the following real estate OF
The said Robert Moore deceased so far as The
same is situate in Columbia county; viz:-
q tract OF land situate in the township of Su.
garloaf in the county aforesaid and partly in
The township of Faifmount In the county Of
LuZetne, containing 262 Acres and 54s
perches, adjoining lands of the beirs OF Sam.
uel Steadman, lands OF Josiah Lockard, Ez-
ekiel Shuliz, Jonathan Pennington and oih-
ere, on which is erected Log House and
frame Barn; the said Court has granted rule
upon the desisees of The said real estate Of
Robert Moore deceased TO appear on the first
Monday of February next, and show cause
why the order of sale as prayed for should
not be granted.
JACOB EYERLY,
Clerk of The 0rrhans' Court.
= Cferk,s Office,
Bloomsbury, Dec. Q, 1856.
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