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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-01-14
NEW ARRANGEMENT. a
AARON FnPMAN

i-' NEW S'EGREEN CADEX! @'ti
i" AND all Entirely Eew Goods!
BROWN & BRO, .'.'4'
Are now receiving and opening ont in the SIars
Room formerly occupied by John Mccormick ia
Cadiz, one oI the largest and best assartne ns uf
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Ever brought to Cadz , heir sotk is full ard
complete ,in every thing needful or desirable for
Fall ana Winter wear
For fl2c Indies! H
They have an extensive assortment Of Plain and
Fancy Silks, Satius, Ribbons, all W WooI De LANES,
Wool Paids &c &c.
Their stock OF Cioths, Cassimercs Vestinps,
Ready Made clothing, SC, SC, which they have
for the
EaENT'S -'.t
Il second to none either in quulitv or Quartiiy.-
10 attempt TO enunCrHte their articles would be
both impossible and nstless, Call and exuIpins
them for yourselves, for feel confident that a
more tashrnnb or extensive assortment OF better
or cheaper Goods have never been brought to this
market than those now offered by
BROWN g. BRO TIER
?. s I he highest cash pi'e pal for all kinds saf
Marketable Produce, at cur Store Room IN Market
st Cadz, Ohio, & BRO.
Oct S-l85Gt If
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G.. SUTCHER.

G.. SUTCHER.
OCE1 RPAI IRER,
Near the Railroad Depot. Ca(liz, o.
All kinds of Clocks repaired in the best manner,
and warranted to give satisfaction.
Cadiz Nov. - 1886 If.
CtAsH PAID FOR LAND WARRANTS
~ the Abnking House OF Rezin Wech &Ceat
CILKS,--a beautiful nssol tment TO be had at
= Oct. 90 S Il II McfADDENS.
Land Warrants.
WANTED at the Banking and Exchange Office
July 4, 1855. ROBERT LYONS
Cash fer wheat.
WE will constantly pay the highest price in
w Cash for grain delivered at our warehouse.
oct 90, $50 S. II. McFADDEN.
zoo lbs Spanish Sole Leather and Fish Oil,
Oct. 90 :. go S s. II MeFADDENS.
Sn BBLs Salt, lust received and at the WsIe1
OU house Of GEORGE u WILSON.
Iuly %, 1886. g;
NTADE up clothing, Shirts, Collars, stocks Hand
.lVl kerchiets, and Gloves desiruoe assortment
Oct. 80 $ & II McFADDLN.
Ok Bags of Coffee .8
SO Hogsheads Of Sugar, just received and
for sale, wholesale and retail by
Oct. 80 S a. Il MCFADDEN.
LNRENCH Merinoes Thibet cloths, DE LANES.
l. and great variety Of other Dress Goods
for sale chCap by
Oct. %, 1856 Sc H McFADDEN
r AIDES Velvet, Sntins, Silk, and cloth cloak
IL Of the latest style, for sale by
Oct. 90 Il II MoFADDEN.
'CUTLERY--A fine and well selected assort
~ me'., Just received at
j G. .BARRETTs.
A Lot Of Extra Flour In Sacks. q. z. a
IN For sale at GEORGE g. WlLSOE'6.
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W. Gull. GASTON
ETOEgS SGK AT EAw.

EsjRsES EkEs.s. 03sED.
w Ill attend the Common Pleas and District
w Courts holden in harrison county; and will
attend to all business entrusted to his care in either
of them
Kennon Sr., Hon. b. S. Cowcn, Hon. ]. l. Jewet'
and Hon Thomas Mems.
SteubenYllie, April 25, l855-iy,
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Fall Style Of Silk Hats for 1856.

T'ANCY GOODS-Of every kind and qualit
Il sept a. ate. b. BARREITS
HTOSA G WORK--Recently introduced into
LIl chaste JeweIry, a superb assortment can be
had at Sept "a q. B. BARRETTS
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A. JUL. SCHREIBEE,

MOOREFlELD, HARRISON COUNTY O..
DEALER in al kinds of Dry Goods, Groceries
- &C., which he sells cheap for Cash, or goo1
edu,' June 9, 1852.
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NEW FIRM.
MCPHERSON. & ROSE.

~ IA w ALSAh'
MCPHERSON, & ROSE,
TVAVING entered into partnership in the business
[ l. of manufacturing Marble Monuments, Tomb
and Grave Stones OF every description, are now pre-
pared TO accommodate all who may favor them with
their patronage at the shortest notice and in the best
style; as Rose is OF the Oldest and best workmer
in Eastern Ohio. Their shop will be found on Rali
road street, opposite the Probate Office. Please call
" MCPHERSON & ROSE.
Cadiz, Ohio, Sep. S, l855-d
NEW FAIL AND WINTER GOODS
HATCHER & co.,
A RE NOW RECEIVING at their ftore-room
IA in Cadiz. the largest and best assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Ever brought to Cadiz Their stock is full and
complete IN every thing needful or desirable for
fall and winter wear
For the Ladies
they have an extensive assortment Of
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS,
RIBBONS, sATINs, ALLwooL LAINs
wool plaids, &c. &c.
Fer the Gents
They have mn unequalled assortment, both in guam.
tity and quality of Cloths Cassimeres, Vestings;
Ready made Clothing, &c, &c.
But to attempt to enumerdte their articles would
! be both impossible and useless Call and examine
them for you rselVes for we are confident that Bet
TER or CHEAPER Goods have never been brought to
this market.
| Whether you purchase or not, call and examine
our goods as it is no trouble for ua to show goods
| Remember the place, two doors west Of Beall's
| Drug Store, and the store east OF McFaddens.
The highest price in cash paid Tor all kinds ol
marketable produce.
| Bring either your produce or your money and
you shall have bargains and no mistake.
HATCHER & co.
| Cadiz, Ohio, Oct. !, 1856-tt
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Culver and GERMAN SILVER WARE-Tca
- Spoons, Table do, Desert do, Butter Knives
and general assortment OF Plated Ware, all war
ranted just received and for sale cheap, at
sept24, G. b. BARRETT'S.
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J1'O9ll I f0se at
PoettA,

Resders' Guide Historical Sketches, T'r"nsa tons
The Nation Is issued in QuartO Form, (e;ght pa
ges )s nd each number will contain at least Two Or
einsl Engravings thus furnished our subscribers
the end OF tne year with volume containing AIS
large size beautiful printed pages Of
GTaN.7r.a:s GSCd EOVPHettcS SEx CsCys pS tTC
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ExDerience has rendered Dr X. n most successful
practitioner iii the cure OF all diseases OF private
nature; munhU0d's debility, rs an impeachment 10
marriage: nervous and sexual inirmities, diseases
of the sktn, and those arising from abuse Of mer-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-01-14

TIE Author Of the above
volume isu graduate oi one
OF the frs, medical schools
in the United States, and
uavlng devoted a quarter o
1 century to the SHADY and
treatment Of Syphilis and
iindred disorders US a spe-
alIity, he has become pos
sessed Of most Invaluable
information in regard to
die same, and is uhIe TO
compress into wade mccml
COulpass the very IUintcsS
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WAR

ASct tween trnDFe aud EHglaHds
i can no longer be concealed that Ffatce and Ear
land are at .lra4- I. d.'' .--rs-.'-- --S''iH I -
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Neh 0rleans 9ailp Crescent.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL IA, 1857.


The Jockey Club races having concluded with Tom
McGufin's four-mle victory on Saturday, supple
mentary race, of two mile heats, for proprietor's
purse Of $400, came off yesterday. The weather was
again delicously beautiful and pleasantthe rain Of
Sunday, however, having made the track rather
heavy-and the attendance was fair, though not near
as large it should have been all things considered
The entries were Mr. Brands Bill Fisher, Mr.. Co
lomb's Forty Gents, Mr.. Richards piley, and Col
Bingaman's Mary B. None of the animals had en-
thusiastic friends, no one being offered against the
field, or against any other one at odds. Bill Fisher
and Wiley rather in favor than the fllies
but not enough to stimulate betting
First Heat.-Mary B. got the start. In the first
turn they showed in string, Mary leading, Wiley
coming next Bill Fisher third and Forty Cents last
In the back stretch Bill brushed past Mary, and Wiley
took his place by her side Forty Cents remaining be-
hind. In the last turn Wiley left Mary, passed Bill
and led into the second mile. Rounding into the turn
they again showed in string, which was broken by
Bill taking another tilt at Wiley and passing him. In
the back stretch they strung out again, but on ap
preaching the last turn Mary and Wiley made COM
bned effort and entered the turn in bunch with
Bill they soon passed him, and then coming down
the home stretch Wiley and Mary laid themselves out
in earnest for victory. Mary managed to keep the
lead through and won the heat by length in 1854.
Second Heat.-Mary was now the favorite, though
not at tempting odds-Viey was held in fear, and
the betting was small. at the tap Mary again got
the start, Wiley following next, and Forty Gents in
the rear. There was no change of position till reach
ing the back-stretch, when Bill Fisher went to work
and passed both Wiley and Mary, Wiley also crowding
up, and compelling Mary to take the third place.
This position-Bi in the lead and Forty Cents in her
old place. the rear-was maintained to the back
stretch Of the second mile where Mary let loose sud-
denly and brushed past Wiley and Bill, again taking
the lead In the last turn, however, she was despe-
ratey pushed, Wiley in the struggle passing Bill and
creeping up to Mary's side. They came down the
stretch at a desperate gait, apparently neck and
neck but when they passed under the string, Mary
proved to be neck's length ahead. She won the
heat and the race in $500. s'"-@ ..''
| MMARY.
MErAIRIE COURSE N o., Monday April l3 ls57.-Propre
tors purse, Si00-rwo mile heats:
Col A. l.. Bngaman's ch. f. Mary B.. by Glencoe,
A. X. Richards b. c. Ticy, by Gray Eagle, dam Blue
skim by Mucke John ) y. y.o..................... 2
F. A: Brands b. Bill Fisher by imp sovereign, dam
/ H. o. CoIonb's r. ii Long 81 ch. T. Forty Gents by
Wagner, dam Gerow y. .o.......................
TIME:
| First Heat. Second Heat
sirsn6 sr %is njs 2s 29s l:55s<
Il 3:5sl4 a:52s4
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YELLOW FEVER AT RIo.-The captain of the bark
Nameaug, which arrived at New York the 4th
inst fifty days from Rio reports that yellow fever in
its worst FORM was raging there, and that very few
of the of Northern vessels trading there escape
an attack Of the pestence. The crew of the Ma
meaug all taken with the disease and sent to the
hospital which rendered it necessary for the captain
to ship new crew before he could sail for this port
Some vessels took in cargo in hurry and put to sea,
thinking to escape the scourge but had not been out
many days before they were obliged to put back,
with all hands either disabled or dead.
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Sd inst, publishes the following:
On Thursday evening, about o'clock Mr.. Julius c.
Bulky, of Bullitt county, living four We miles from
Mt. Washington, went into the room where his wife
and daughter, very beautiful young lady sixteen
seventeen years old, were quilting The daughter
marked that she wished to visit neighbor The
father objected Words passed. and the daughter re-
torted somewhat unbecomngly. Thereupon he struck
her with cane, and drawing his revolver, shot her
through the head and while she was falling shot her
again through the back. She died instantly AT the
sound of the reports his rushed to the and
met his father upon the threshold, retreatng to the
yard with his pistol in his hand. 1t being evident
that the father about to kill himself the strug
gled for the pistol, but the father cung to it desper
atey and after getting short distance from the door
succeeded in blowing his brains ont and fell dead.
Mr. Bulky was between fifty and sixty years old and
he is represented to as having been esteemed per-
feet gentleman, unusually kind to his family of con-
siderable property and of very respectable connections
He said to have been exasperated against his I'M
fortunate daughter because she persisted against his
command and entreaties, in receiving the attentions
of lover that was obnoxious to him.
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