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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-29
y. PHILLIPS & SON.

MANUFACTURERS of boots ant shoes, and
IfA dtalcrs in Trunks and travelling sacks Mo
rocco "a kid-skins lining and binding do. Pegg
Aulls. threud and sAoe-hndings generqily,keePco' coz
stJnty Tor sale an assortment ol the above article
at their old stand opposite the Public offices,
CRdiz, o., April II, 1855,
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PEANOS d. TzEE0DEOES.

.---=qrs-..--z, HAVING OPENED a DEPOTFOR
t5ss.sz zlz-g the ale OF PIANOS and Child 4 Bish-
5S@ ( 81 ops MELUbLONS, the undersigned
invites the public to call and examine his instru-
nouls.
They nre Of superior make, second to none and
sold nj extremely Iuw 1irts-hence undCubted sat
saction is given to purchasers, 50, come and see
before buying elsewhere.
a number Ct instruments always on hand for ex'
animation and competition. All instruments war
rauted. Old Pianos taken III eEchr nge.
G., MULLER,
Market street, Steubenville.
Jnly 2 1857. .L
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JOIN MCCORMICK, JWM. HoGG,
Omaha city, NJ rs Cadis, Ohio
JOHN MCCORMICK G. Co..
Taa IN q Age N & g .

Omaha City Nebraska Territory.
Having established ourselves at this place for the
transaction Of General Land Agency we will give
prompt attention to all business entrusted to US
Will select Government Land from personal inspec-
tion in Kansas, Nebraska and the western line (
Iowa; and on the opening of the Land Office, will
give special attention to the selection of Lands for
settlers and others desiring good locatiDns Will
locate, buy and sell Land Warrants negotiate and
guarantee Loans, furnish Maps, pay taxes, &C.
Entries made for foreign DEF ers on favorable TERMS
and money loaned Tor Capitalists on Real Estate
security. We invite the attention Of Capitalists
and others desiring investments.
3 Dec. "a, '5G-tt
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-29
S. FERGUSON,
Confectionery and Variety Store
OpptJS,IV'E, THE tITRIJC RIII Dimes

OPPOSITE 1HE tUBLlC BUILDINGS.
CadiZ, OEaiG.
q FERG USON respectfully intrrns his friends
-. that he has commenced business in the build
ing directly opposite the Public Buildings, where he
oilers for sale large and well selected assortment OF
coNFLCTIONAEIES, &C., among which may be
found the following;
Common and iancyVundios of all kinds,
Almonds, Filberts, ream and Pea Nuts,
Rusins, Figs, Dates, French urrants,
Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers,
Western Reserve and tnglshNheese,
Ground and Bark Cinnamon.
Pepper, Ginger, Alspce and Starch,
Fine and Common Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff,
Pulycrizeo White Sugar,
Asserted Pickles and Pepper Ssuce,
Combs, Porte Monies, and Pen Knives,
Visiting Cards and Envelopes,
Watch Chains, Aeys and Guards,
A fine lot of Common Jeweiry,
TOYS oi all descriptions,
~ As he intends to sell cheap, he hopes HI.
friends and the public generally Will favor him witt.
their patronage.
9Cy- Country ConieCtionalies can be supplied q Ia
tt ishment on the very best terms.
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TIT TTT-Y GIETg-

+. j. {. 2 . e s . 4 z,
Regular graduate OF the Jefferson Medicnl
College, Of Philadelphia, Pa. Also the College OF
Pharmacy, and tor the last twelve years have been
procticing IN lhe East
Having now permanently located in Cadiz with
the intention OF practicing Medicine and Surgery in
all thir various branches he now offers his services
to,he citizens ofCadiz and surrounding country IN
general, hoping to share part Of their public pat
gonGge and support.
9J-Olice on Market Street, nearly opposite the
Bank. Cadiz, July 2-3m.
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NANLFAETUNLD BY
DONALD hENN EDY.

DONALD H. il4NN EDY. @
No 1870 Warren Street, RoXbury, Mass. Pyico 81.
Wholesale Agents. Geo Ii, key~er, Pittsburgh.
7. II. Logan q Go, Wheeling; J. l. llennnllg. AL
Iugheny city.
And ut Retail by John Beall and Jonn Mclean,
Cadiz; and by James Cudy, G Cadi2 Junctonut ). &.
l. K. Iii and by all respectable druggists every
where
l,, = 1877 w.
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rUHN ENGLISH E GOODRICH. THOMAS DlXon
New Philadelphia boundary ano
Ma chine Works.
Tr7sCss ssF2iygas CoWMty, Ohio.
Manufacturers OF all kinds OF Stationary aud
portable
Steam Engines,
and Boilers, Mill Gearing for Saw md Grist Mills
complete reaction Water Wheels, shatng and pull
lies, Turning Laths for iron and wood, mechanics
tools, screws, cutting, turning boring and finishing
all kinds cast and wrought iron work, cast and
wrought iron Fencing, cas- iron posts, window caps
and slls tor houses, raiIroad works &c; in short
they are pppGred 10 do all kinds Of work usually
done in E1undries and Machine Shops. Also,
kAGrsc powers, @einyatOTs,
Corn Shelters, st;aw cutters horse rakes, and cast
plows OF all descriptions. The latest improved
premium Steel plows which took the first pI8mum
at the Ohio State Fair in 1865. Also,
EeaviGG'S Corn and Cobb Ngiif.
This received the First premium" in thorough
contest with the Little Giant" and the "Star Milf
at the late State Fair in Columbus, thus proving its
superiority over all others. They are manIt actured
by Us only for tie counties Of Coshocton Harrison
Carroll and Tuscaruwas
YhTGsisisss Machine, and PE0w
Castings, Coal stoves, Hollow ware, &c., always on
hand aud made to order on short notice.
Brass castings of all kinds made and finished in
the neatest manner and on shortest notice.
ENGLISH, GOODRICH& s. DIXON.
f. w. EenMOx, SHp't.
June ! ], lS56-tE
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Ladies' Ware!

CaIE, Kip and MOROCCO Of al sizes, and ofthe very
1es quality. very superior lot of Ladies' G alters
Misses Gatters OF ali sizes and quality together witt
every size and quality. Together with lot of Lo
dies lrunks ana satches. Also, a splendid lot O.
sole Leather, McLs' Morocco, Ladies do, kid do
pegs &C. which will sell cheup.
IhaVe large stock OF my own manufacture, OIL
! nanCs, when am disposng OF at the veiy loves
prices. All who wish gond baraaius viii do wei
to call seon, as determined TO sell and no mis-
| lake cheap lor cash or approved country Produce
Cadlz, May, ID, 1851. 5. SLkMAi JkF.
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E'<s Ee'a'Y CASES
FuST received and for sale at the old and wei
- known stand OF s. EMMONS, who has deci
dedy the largest and best assortment OF Boots an,
Shoes ever brought to this market, consisting O
Gents coarse, kip andtne Boots, OF the best PEiln.
deiphia nuke. very large and extensive assert
niont o boys coarse and fine Boots Also, youths
boots ana shoes. Also, great variety Of Ovn
Shpss-bUl!uip, Gun < @
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.CoRRsEs,P ONDENCE,

@ MAyoRis OFFICE, New Orleans, Januafy 6, 1851.
Mada-on behalf of myself and number Of most
spectacle citizens who wish to encourage Southern literature
enterprise and moral WORTH Iake great pleasure in presenting
to this beautiful service Of silver token of the good
wishes of myself and those whom have the honor
Amid the storms and Seudes of life which surround a
this cheer your heart and strengthen your hand
vere and children your toll and care with love
and devotion. Accept Madam the of the best wishes
of Your obedient servant, ssas.# L.
CHAS NJ. WATERMAN, Mayer.
To Mrs HAKEIrT N. PREwETr, St. Charles Hotel.
ST. CHARLES HoTEL, Jan. 6, 1857.
Hon. CHARLES ~ WATERMAN, AMY IE@ .aa4 e.
Mayor of New Orleans:
DEAR SIR have received your letter this date
dering beautifn of Silver behalf of yourself
and other citizens of New Orleans token Of the good wishes
of yourself and those whom You represent.
This attering tribute will indeed i: cheer my heart and
strengthen hand in the rugged path OF editorial life which
frat Sdoped from necessity bit which the kindness Of friends
children behold this testimonial of the respect entertained for
their mother by the citizens of New Orleans er Glove and de-
votionn for her will extend also yo and those whom you
resent and by stimulating them with hope of also deserving
respect, wnduce Them act well their part' whateye
may be their position 0 occupation in life. ..r
Accept sir for yourself and those whom you represent the
wurnest assurance of gratitude and regard, from
Yours, respectfully ETC..
tF q. H. .. z.....E H. N PREWETT
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CoTToN-The receipts for the twenty-four hours
ending at o'clock last evening were, by the National
from Shreveport, 1905 bales Lecompte, from ST. Mar
tinsville, l42 Laurel Hill, from Bayou Sara $50 ".
R. Douglas, from Shreveport ,2G4 II. W. Wright,
from Shreveport, 1897 P. +. KimbaH from Cham
pagnolle, 1917 r. W McRae, from Carolina Landing,
742; W. Bagaey, from Alabama river, SS7; Califor-
MIA, from Mobile, 266 sundry boats, 222 R. W.
Powell, from Lake Washington 5G9 Total, 9,O6l
bales Receipts for the corresponding day last year
4,STS bales. The receipts are large from Red river
aud If the river should keep up for q few weeks
longer, there will not be much left to come from be-
low Shreveport. There is, however, but very little to
come from the lakes and Upper Red river The re.
ce'pts from Nleksburg and above that point are fall
ing off rapidly.
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7omb0ia or $4,000,


SALE BY SHARE OF 10000 DIFFERENT ARTICLES Il
n Representing Value Of sic ,O00!!
To be Drawn Subscribers or Shareholders on sATUR
DAY, Jan. 81 1857.
Price of Ticket ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
400 TICKETS GIVEN TO THE ORPHANS OF THIS CITY
Drawing will made in the presence Of the ,dinsa.
tors Of the Asylums. 81 r..- .a
This TOmJOa will include 500 principal Prizes value
FIRST SERIES
Prize AROUSE AND LOT renting annually for 5000 sit
uaed Rampant street, No 10 between Cont and evie
Streets
plan Of the said House nay at tie Iibairie Non.
yele lO7 Charities street.
Prize "a Magnificent PIANO Of tie very best naputac.
Prize ga New BUGGY and a Splendid HORSE, with New
Harness.
Ffiae A PICColo PIANO, fully guaranteed.
SECOND SERIES.
\ Beautiful DIAMOND SET. ~
large lots Of SILVER WAE consisting Of Table and Des-
se't Forks and Spoos.@, leu Spoons,
10 lots, composed Of 10 Beautiful GOLD WATCHES Of va.
rious makes and Prices.
30 SILVER WATCHES, also Of various values
70 Gents and Ladies' GOLD CHAINS ..s
70 GOLD BRACELETS, Of asserted patterns.
THIRD SERIES.
20 lots of Handsomely Bound BOOKS Of Authors
20 los Of WORKS or ART, viz Stutuettes Steel 1.-the.
graphic and Photographic Ergravinss-the whole with
suitable Frames
FOrRTII SERIES
la0 los consisting Of Brooches Pins Sleeve Collar and Shirt
Buttons Porte Aionnaies moter. of pearl shell etc
Neerschapm Pipes Bron1e Porcelain CRYSTAL and M
lHeroWs other Fancy Articles
As TO the rest of Tie Prizes they will comprise various
cles Of equal value and all Of utility and they will be de-
vered to the subscribers according 10 their choice from
tie different articles they exhibited as hereafter 10 be
Announced in the most convenient for facility
Tie whole will represent real value of $4,000
he reduction than that of the expense which the carrying ont
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Metnirie Course Races.

The race yesterday for purse of $G00-twO mile
heats for which the entries were Mr.. kenners Biolcn
| Dick and A. Lecomte & Co.'S Prudh0'ame. The
weather was disagreeably chilly and in consequence
the attendance not large, The track was heavy and
sticky Betting opened at ten to four Brown Dick
but before the start the odds were ten to two and
half at which rate large investments were made.
FIRST HEAT.-At the tap of the drum fair start
was Observation-Disclosures taking the lead and keep
ing it through the mile to the ladies' stand when
Brown Dick made dash, and after very pretty
brush past the members stand, swung around the
turn in the lead. The running now easy until on
entering the home stretch, when the pace was
improved and each was put upon bis mettle. At the
drawgate PrdhoUne went seriously to work, eollared
and passed his competitor crossing the string to all
appearances, an easy winner in 4:0S,E.
Immediately after the close of the heat, ten to
three was offered on Prudhomme-then ten to five,
all of which promptly met by the hackers Of tile
brown stud-so promptly that prohers Of even bets
on the brown went begging before the start for the
SECOND HEAT.-Both horses cooled off well and
looked none the worse for the previous The start
was again good one, prulhonme swinging around
the turn in the lead, which was maintained to the
half-lnile pole; where Brown Dick took the lead In
coming up the home stretch, Prudhomme went at
him; they passed the stand neck and neck, at
dashing pace around the turn the chestnut showed
in 'front.' On the back stretch, the brown made some
efforts for the lead, but was apparently shaken off
without much difficulty. Down the home stretch
both were let out the persuaders being freely applied
TO Brown Dick, but to purpose, as he was beaten
home about length in 4:0l3.
SUMMARY.
AETAElE COURSE, N. O., JaH"a'y :, lS,6-Jockey Cub
Purse, SiuD--Twolnile heats.
Gen, s. u. Hesmores "a. Lecomtc & - Oh. h.
Pradhonme by Ghllat!n, of Eliza Mills by
lIeNlhultI,r ~
Hon. d. F. kennel's br h. Brorn Dici by amp. Mar.
grave dam Fanny King, y .....,.......... .
Time. First Heat Second IIeut
Second Mile. ....,.......... 2a2I6 ani3S
4tsts SOIL
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More than One Prize to every Ten Tickets!
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.

Whole Tickets sl0 Halves S.; Quarters s. 80 Fights 81 g.
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
The preceding and the succeeding Numbers
drawing the first IG prizes will be entitled the 81 Appro
nation Prizes, according to the scheme.
5000 Prizes Of $40 will by last figure
number that draws the $4,000 prize. For example If the
number draw ing the $40 Q0 prize ends with No. l. then all the
tickets where the number ends in will be entitled $40.
the number ends with No 2 then all the tickets where the
Der ends In will be entitled to $40, and 0.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
A., by this Scheme Ticket every 10 is guaranteed
draw $40 will sell Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Tickets
them.
All that they the amonnt guaranteed nccrres 70
the purchaser.
Certificate Package Of 10 Whole Tickets. SEQ
~ Hall ............ 30
10 Quarter .....,...... Is
L viii he perceived ny this plan that for the purchaser
has certificate Of 10 tickets, when he buys tickets
only get for that Whoe thus by buying certificates LIE
has four chances for the larger Pesalyes and Quy
Packages in proportion
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered on
receip.o: which they will be for warled by mail
The list drawn Numbers and Prizes will TO rgr-
clasers Immediately after .ile drawing.
HPrize Tickle, caset uewed in other cke: d: either
Office.
a3- Orders for Tickets addressed To Samuel
Swat Box Il :, Post .)tce, New Orleans or TO
s. SWAN & CO.. Atlanta Ca,
go 2pd&w or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-08
nr1spI,.cED SYMPATHY,
The suhioined instance Of misplaced sympathy
made its appearance in the New York Times, of the

rf
~ Az NJ. VI ,r;,,,c,, r. -
o e"a.e =. II - u
-.sn - ~. r,.,, I, -. ,,o ~,
holiday SLOWED to the slaves ,he Southern States
forward to with an anxious Which free
ass no conception o. Bu .hs ye would H..
have been denisd his customary Christmas holiday, because
and were fcars Of he moor srkey arsns Of
freedom dS toll e asps general f or
the feelings q hs SHAREHOLDERS towards Their
whc he enae Il managing TIER
What between the Ear Of their running away a the apprehen;
anything quiet happy life midst their negroes
hoday an Grsas a, n No hy @ too ] g ss
themselves to properly enjoy The holiday season Of he two
pity than the slaves. :.
The Times need not expend any Of its sympathies
on the poor darkeys.H There thousands and tens
Of thousands Of poor white persons shvering hungry
wretchcd, on the Island Of Manhattan, who actually
need the sympathy and aid Of all phanthropfc men,
WINE tnefe Is nol save N tie south VINO requires
either. Lev the Times iook at hofae-rghf at home
ana IL VIII ma more human misery these IMAM 1t can
a.ieV'a'e' "i'noa1 borrowing trouble by looking
aoioau.
me oo.nelh saves nave not peeh deprived OF their
usual oiilssulas hoioays 70 any extent. Pefhaps
sheir opportuil"es LOT setahg on spree nave
=. 49, - -, = N. ' ~ 49, ''e
i,nes speaAs y oriis'ias Ile ohis monday
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w. ' ..e oi ,s',ilas Aoio' y
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"uus 'nen pieEei..' ~ @s ff",s.'. '"s'
u 1us peoie n''e iesoi"'eiy iuaae
sen " 'ei',ei VIC io'7 lor lhe
usn "ne1e 'ne iao's anu cue 1a.n eoile III coniics
n'en tnen ihey WIN no. sec inc iapPy
s,e' .ne anu 'le 'iu'y neneieeh1
anu "noo, "A,eh 'l'e negro ILL
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METAIRIE ASSOCIATION RAoEs.--Fourth Day.-A
fine programme of sport is offered for to-day. There
will be two races, in which number of crack nags
will come together. The first race will be two miles
out for purse of $500; the entries are Mr. Noises
Cary Bel and Mr.. Kenner's N7innehaha. The second
race will be mile heats for purse of $780, the en-.
tries being Mr. Brands Red Foe, Mr. Wells Liz
MGrdis, Mr.. Kenner's Melody and Mr. Richards b. c.,
brother to Flying Dutchman. special train of cars
leaves Tivoli Circle at twenty minutes past o'clock,
and returns after the races
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-08
II Card.

have noticed articles in the Louisiana Courier and one
in the Daily Dea abiding the killing of the in
the difficulty the Horse Station the 1st inst pointing
myself as being possibly indirectly concerned in the affair." That
have had personal difficulties with the managers Road
do not pretend to deny; they open, and
extremely that am compelled TO vindcate myself
grossly nsued should not have done such my only
But the author authors the report unknown
whatever with the affair." simply and ephacally say, they
wul and malicious rllsifers until The facts referred
to shall not tae any notice Of reply .he Sian
derer snndeers who made may hereafter any au
sions to me can be at time by those interested and
shall not avoid al interview when wished by person per
who may feel aggrevel by this card
....-. BENZ 5. HARRISON,
NEW ORLEANS Jan. T. 1857. las oult
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-08

Ne Faded Fiowers.-It causes sad rcf,cc-
lions to take up boQuet smiling beauty and gaze
its whered leaves coors Bat how many faded
flowers do we sec on the great beluet of humanity men and
ladies too whose beauty has Aed almost the
speed, aud whose forms sinking with premature decy
Whata pity is that all such do that ere disease has
taken hold upon the vital parts simple preparation would re-
store them to he to joy and to beauty Such preparation
for instance, as HOSrETTER'S STOMACH BIFTERS which
drives away dependency, strengthens weaker parts and
restores the whole system. II is recommended by physicians
and commended by all who have it, Sold by all druggists
sroee.s and dealers generally ia5 2p6EW
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Eastman + EfQ;rf.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS I,


WINNIE '-IV-N NEItCHANlS AND DEALERS IN
p . y ISIONS
Nos. 40 and e Broad street Ny.
81 It'll J. EASTMAN. TOHx e Lawn
with ample means, propose at all time to have on hand
~ the selection Of tbs "de, ii lots purcls. an
pie ttosE Of fRuFiSl Ms enbac.l Pork Beef lard Tai
U" Grease, Smoked Fvkled and Dry Mosts fIsls Sid,
and shoulders.
"erespecfaly solicit the the favors of our
old friends and patrons ard the patronage Q" lie trade eper
ally All shipping o.ders and received by mail viii
receive particular arton ard will be al the lowest
'A"iE''' t'''eS' dig 2l6w
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To Planters.

We would inform those in want Of PLANTATION DRY
GOODS that keep full of goods suitable for
Plantation use, such s H
q, ~ "A Plain and Twilled OSNABuRGS.
Kentucky and Georgia IINSEYS and kERSEYS.
- Plaid oSNABURGS, Striped SHIFTING and Colored
DOMESTICS. 49,. .........a -...
Is CoTTONADE, DENNIS and CO1.oRED JEANS.
FURNITURE CHECKS and Plaid Cottons.
-s Handkerchiefs, Buttons, Thread etc.
.t = 10 1874 White and Brown Cotons and Shecne
- French, English and American BLANKETS etc. -.,.-
AL OF which will be sold at the lowest mar ket prices.
E#E%#" g - GIQUEL & JAMESON
Jas 2pGt " ''---s 49,. ' Is Charities street
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CHARLES y. STEWART.
At Nos III and l73 Canal street, Nc'D Or'eqnS,
Has just received from the manactary, beautiful Of
splendid NAB ANY ARATOIRS and EEDSTEAnS, in ad-
dtioI to his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line Of business Parties
wishing anything i'll his line, will find advantage 10
give him a call before pure hasirg elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART