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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21

6FHon. C. L. Valandigham, the able repre-
sentative in Congress from the third congression-
al district of Ohio, is now on visit to his re-
latinnS in New Lisbon.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
G.. A. D D'AlONZN,
s Ea i o N ~ II lie :!
CADIZ O.

D(r"Shop--over Estcp's Law Office and imnedi.
atcly opposite Stewart & Coleman's store. All
work warranted to fit. Cutting done on short no.
tice, and on reasonable terms
C0diZ Ohio, July 81 lS53-lyr.
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Crops.

The principal part of the wheat in this coun-
ty has been gathered either into the barns or
stacks The yield we think will be more than
an average The corn is growing finely, and
promises pretty fair yield. But we are sorry
to'say the oats crop will not b. as good as was
expected. The rust has injured large number
Of fields Fruit will be very scarce.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21

0A1TA little child OF Matthew Myers, residing
near Stcubenville, was drowned on Friday last
by falling into cellar where water had collect
ed from the recent rains.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21

GFAn original piece Of poetry which was
handed in last week should have appeared IN
this weeks paper but was forgotten until il
was too late. 1t shall appear in next weeks
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OE~ Our friends are directed to the card Of
our friend G. L. D'Alonzo in todays Sentinel
Mr.. D'Alonzo is an excellent crook, and his
work is made in a No style. Give him a
CALL and our word for it you will not regret it.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21

0HyTherc is some talk OF again pushing for
ward the work on the Pittsbursh and Stcubcn-
vile Rail Road, which improvement has been
lying dormant for some time. We hope that it
will not he all talk, but reality, and that our
readers will soon be greeted with the joyful
nows that "the road between Pittsburgh and
Steubenville is completed"
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GROCERIES FOR 1858.
HOO BAGS Rio Coffee, loo hhds Sugar,
AUO 200 bhis and hall hbls Molasses,
80 bbs Refined Sugar. 80 bbls Syrups,
Is Boxes assorted brands Tobacco,
20 Dozen Tubs assorted sizes,
70 do Brighton Bu, kets,
% do White Cedar,
30 Boxes Toilet soap Is Boxes CASTLE Soap,
20 do German 25 do Rosin,
20 do Soda Salaratus
500 Sacks Table Salt,
10 ans Mustard 10 Cans Cassia,
Is Bmento, 90 Boxes Extract Coffee,
10 Boxes Indigo,
% Packets Java Colle,
Is do Laguara Cotieee,
10 Boxes Ground Pepper, 30 Boxes Starch.
90 Half Barrels carb Soda,
50 Chests Tea,
20 Bbls I anner's Oil. 10 Bbls Linseed Oil,
20 do XenIa Lime,
80 do NO Mackerel,
100 Il Bbls No. 3 do
80 Or do do do
Is Bbls Mess Shad,
IS do No Herring. 2ca.ks Goldfish.
100 Kegs Nails ass lrted sizes:
90 Boxes S earne and Apal Candles,
Is do Extract ogwood,
10 do Madder. 20 Boxes Raisns,
10 do Figs 50 do Glass, -
200 Kegs White Lead,
SC 0 Bbls Pittsburgh Salt,
100 do Lake do
Just received and for sale, at River prices, at
GEORGE & WILSON'S.
Cadiz, Ohio, April 81, 1858.
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CHOICE OF GIFTS

No. 293 Broadway, New York
where the Gifts consisting ofJewory, &c, and va
rying in value from Is ccts to two hundred dollars,
are always on Exhibition, in ample show ca es.-'
Our Now Descriptive Catalogue containing large
variety Of Books in every department Of Science
and Literature, (aIi of which are sold at regular
publishers prces,l and explaining our new and
original system Of allowing every purchaser bis
own choice of gifts, and setting forth unequuIled
inducements to Agents, will be sent post paid, tc
any individual, on application.
Address, A. RANNEY, Agent,
July T. '58-Gm No. 1913 Broadway
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(eTWe have omitted our foreign market re
port this week. for the reason that there is no
change in 1t worthy of note.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21

0rCourt adjourned on last Saturday, after
transacting considerable amount Of BUSH ess.
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OF HONOR!

Auqoa,.t rsosiued on subscription % Cadiz Sentinel
from July IL 10 July 20, 1858:
July fe. Andrew Jamison, Short Creek. $500
1S.A C. Brindley, Greene tp. 200
IA. Israel Rankin, Athens tp. 200
H. Jas C. Sharp, CaiiE tp. 1,50
15s g. W. Medary, North tp. 200
g 10. Joseph Stewart Greene tip. 100
:" Is. James Cady German tip. 200
=" II. j John Dickerson, Athens tip. 200
90 John Sharp, Cadiz tp. 100
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CadiZ EisbrsarY.

Congress, at its last session, ordered that the
valuable public documents published at the eX-
pense Of the Government should be deposited
in the public libraries and colleges Of the coun-
try. In the New York papers we find the fol-
lowing list of libraries and colleges to be sup
Piled in Ohio, by which it will be seen the Cad
iz Library Association comes in fora full shars.
Thanks to Mr.. Bingham for this;
Young Mems Merchante Library Associa-
ton. Cincinnati; Board of Trustees of Common
Schools, Cincinnati; Farmers College, College
Hill; Union School Library, Troy; Young Mems
Library Association, Toledoj Union School,
West Union; Antioch College, Yellow Springs;
Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware; Bucyrus
Library; Chllicothe Library Association; Pom
eroy Academy; Union School, Clrceyllle; Young
Mems Library Association, Mansfield; Cberln
College; Franklin Library, Washington; Citi-
zen's Library, Canton; Cleveland Library Asso-
ciation; Grand River Institute, Austinberry;
Cadiz Library Association.
0rWe were pleased to see when at the
Junction the other day, that our friend Cady
had Just finished raising large two story build
ing The first floor he intends to have for a
dining room exclusively. When fnishedi it
will make one of the largest and finest dining
rooms in the country The upper story will be
for bed roons When the house is finished,
which will be in a short time, the accommoda-
tions at the Cadiz Junction will not be surpass-
cd by any house either east or west.
IT. ---A---------
"35 cents has been the higest figure for good
lots"-- Ohio Cultivator.
G1rYou are altogether mistaken, Colonel
The entire clip Of Harrison county has averaged
40 cents pound. But then it must be taken
into consideration that we have the finest and
best wool in the State in this county That
win account for our farmers having received
such large figure for their wool in comparison
with other couiities. sa fe
ttrThe black republican Central Committee
OF this (Harrison) county, have IN this weeks
RspuJlican issued their call for their township
meetings to be held on Saturday, August IA
their County Convention to be held in Cadz on
Wednesday, August IS; and their Congresson-
al Convention to be held at Harlem Springs on
Thursday, August 10. Each township meet
ing is TO appoint one delegate to the Congres
sional Convention, three delegates to the Conn
ty Convention, and one Committeeman.
Z 4
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OrThe Cincinnati papers mention the re
ceipt Of Kentucky white wheat in that city
which sold for 81 per bushel.
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THE National Complaint,

The Nat1ON9l COEi pkA1ub
Dyspepsia is the most common disease among
ali classes in this country Ii assumes a thousand
shapes, and is the primary source OF innunerai 10
dangerous msla lies; but Whatever It's type or FmP.
toms hoow ever obstinate its resistance to ordinary
preparations, il yields readily and rapidly 10 this
searching and unerring remedy.
BILIOUS AFFECTI,, Ms -
The quantity and quality of the Ibiie-are OF vital
importance 20 health Upon the liver, tho gland
which seeretes this fluid, these Pills operate speci.
Grally; infallibly rectiying its irregularities and
effeciuay curing Jaundice, Bilious Reniuanis.
and all varieties of disease generated by an unnat-
nral condition OF he organ. 1.-si
ime to come, by course OF this mild but thorough
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Unless thehowels perform their functions properly
the whole body suffers Tens OF thousands die an
nlIai.y of Dysentary, DiarrhGa, Chronic ConsVpA-
ZION aud other diseases OF these waste pipesof the
syste2. The effect of the Pills upon ali nteshnsl
disorders, whether casual or epidemic, is phenou-
non in Medicine. Byfollowirg the printed direct
ions the most alarming cases of bowel complaint
are promptly controlled. Haa
A WORD TO FEMALES.
The local debility and irregularities hah are
the espeicial annoyance OF the weaker sea- and
which wher neglected, always shorten life, are re-
lieved for the time being, and prevented Tor the
H0llowdyS PiHs are the best remedy in teicOrId,
for the tollotoing diseases:
Asthma Dlarhua indigestion
Il
Bowel Complaint Dropsey Influenza
Coughs Debility inflammation
Chest Diseases Female Compl'nts Inwa weak
Costveness Fever and Ague ness
Dyspepsia Head Aches Liver Conipts
Lowne-s of spirits Piles St0neN gravel
Sec'ry symptoms Venereal afiec'ns Worms OF all
kinds,
| STCAUTION!-Non are genuine unless the
words Holloway, New York and London"
discernabIe as Water mark in every leaf OF the
book Of directions around each pot or box the same
may be plainly seen by holding the leaf TO tlIihS
A handsome reward will be given to any one rem.
dering such information as may lead to sthesdeec>
ton Of any party parties countereitng the nedi
cines or vending the same, knowing them to be
| spurious. .1sJy
+.+Sod at the Mandatory of Professor Holo<
way, so Maiden Lane, New YORK, by all re-
fpe ctable druggists and Dealers in Med cine thro-
out the United States and the civilized world, in
boxes at 25 cents, 62K cents, and 81 each, &'
05There is a con siderable saving by taking this
| larger sizes, sJs
n. B.-Directions for the guidance Of every dis,
| order are affixed to each box.
| March 8, l858-lV ~ 's 9.
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PILLS.

HOLLO WAYS Pill LIS.
THE EXCITIN CAUSE OF SICKNESS,
The blood is the lfe.sustaining agent II furnishi
es tie component5 Of tiesh bone, muscle nerve ans
in tegument The Stomach is its uanutactury tne
veins its distribute re- and the intestines the chan
mel through which the waste matter rejected IN !h
productions is expelled Upon the stomach, the
circulation and the bowels these Pills act simulta'
neuusly relieving indigestion, purifying the fuics,
and regulating the eEcreiions.
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Emhracing ey cry article in his line, which ne is
epared 10 sell much lower than formerly, BY
holesale 9 Esa@saS Ssssf s*A5 ya85
! BUYERS need ndt 20 tozPittsburgh or Whaelinp,
with The expectation ofbuying cheaper stocks He
is prepared 70 sell Esttt AFT
as Fract on under Pittsburgh Pricesl 4f
Country Merchants, pedlefs, ano others will find il
TO their advantage TO examine this new stosk. but
few lager or batter and mons which eall b. sold
eheapaf is to be found in tho Western eoantrY, than
i now offered for sIlsat .g s,sgs a:4
ssNs Wholesale Notion and varisty Stora.
July5.25S Fourth ct, Stsnhsnvillsl
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The local debility and irregularities hiah are
the especial annoyance OF the weaker sea- and
which wher neglected, always shorten life, are re-
lieved for the time being, and prevented Tor the
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And for sale by BOoksellcrs generally.

A NEw-YORKER's TOUR IN INDIA.
The SECOND EDITION Of
FROM EEWYuRK TO DELHI
RIO DE JANElko AUSTRALIA AND CHINA.
BY kosT b. MnTuRh, ia
] vol i2,n. With Map 81 - ,Yrrp
Ib1INO BOOK WAS EXHAUSTED IN THREE DAfs
OPINIONS OF the PREss
From Tn. Cnarcbman.
sl~toh travel well beaten road lie wns ith sn'
su.r condensation Hs power Of observation oil taat In
tui,e strength which catches glance the salient and dis
tipotive points ef everything he sees he has shown rare
in nngns throughout the work aseesoy and
unoburvy much the history OF India and yet without
ever suf. Tire il 10 clog the narrative
From The Boston Journal
Tb, boob ,how, how much accomplished by vide
svsk. thoushtfn III six inUuths' tour
e rfsry execution Of Mr. Mnturr's book 10 Of high
oider and altogether We q nsidef uney ana hio~n'
contribution ~ VI u stock OF merit t1rious wofks
from The RI huiond Wing
book before beside presenting most afressoe mar
rsve Journe Rio Australia Northern ana south
I'm China affords remarkably clear AMI succnct account
Of Irisa country cv-Ls have invested with
profound int the civilized world aud ceAny
has many mig which We bad novdusy enter
tame OIL the subject 81 the british rule there "
From TIE Albany Evening Journal -
Mr Huturp opsh rapidly made good use OF h
,y,s taxing commit what he aw and beard
i a ianinsr. compact ard resdsb q form 70 paper"
from The Ciuriunst Inquirer.
1--WE SAFELY been issued which ron-
about Indis Ausras than this that
and ssfesabe DarTstiv. IL destined 10 have great
popularity II Of the best hits Of the book season
From, The Cincinnati Christian Herald
AN who oid If e.lwren books Of travel will be
pleased With s AMI all who wish 70 GET correct idea
Of Ds Ieb,op and Of the pAcee viii n have
nOurnuly familiar 10 they ~er~ Just before
the flames Of then will BE- Interested IL H."
d. APPLETON Co, Publishers,
Nos. 5t6 and Sts Broadway.
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EOUkTH 1000 NOW READY.
IL A. s. EOE's TRUE TO THE LAST.
TESTIMONY OF TnE CRITICS.


Our old friend ROE, fasorae with the public in this
aid England has given beautiful ana in
,IucNe novel from the Of Derby Jackson entitled
True 70 the Lat, Alone Wide, Wide Sea "
IN. Y. Observer Sept. 16, 1888.
Its lessons Of fidelity and mess hsv. sometnns OF moral
and religious tone it, value ia this is above taa
merely OF awel told tale n \. Evangelist
MI ROE evidently knows touch the heartstinss
indeed b. sweeps the with master hand At time We
find possible 10 restrain the sng tear OF another every
vinb. in full exercise n. Y Christian in,elzeneer
"A RoL author of A Long Look Ahead and The Star
Cloud fiction writer, worAs be- safety
But ia charm OF simplicity and natnrsness
power, he above the rnbble OF
couclutlon The
ui which read, h. has 0lished
linz hch dying he would wish 10 bl' IN T. independent
We tin ills wi be prnuOunc"d by nan; the be- OF hos
works The ,tyr ia aDg the narrative Interesting while
there d. religious moral tone running through the book
Providence Journal
"Thers od moral and religious influence in the work
which onuu esteem" n Y Com. Advertiser
In caru OF his he almost alone
wide, wide of literature Boston I've transcript
Tn, author m TINS work attained great popularity
the lovers Of light reading and this charming tale VIII be well
with delight He brings the such scenes OF tap
from the rgbi principles, that bad indeed must
be the hea that not touched by his BEAUTIFUL th1aeht
There ndsputable charm about this authors produc
tons-tbe charm O simple truthflnrss-wmch invariably
s.cur, the multitude" springfield Republican
that has marked Mr. Roes previous Volumes
and here admirable religious az well as moral
Lun" Boston CIngrrgationalis,.
The volume contains ,ches Of nature that
ouis. that be Tsd with cold Tor
the, soaue,ca y FEW in works Of ne
make the whole world kin lChcago Daily Journal
" We think tie book necidy good in ns moral tone
Cesy attractive and commands the deepest interest Of
IL, 7, ad,i" lChicago Christian Times.
erds charminsy too perfect cloud Of rose.eoored
hopes, generous deeds, and noble resolves"
DERBY L JACKSON. Publishers,
No. iI9 Nassaust
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ITO THAT HUGE
i NON-DEsCRIPT,
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
THE SCALPEL
FOR OCIObkK, NO 81.
FOR OCTOBER, NO. 81.
Edited BY EDwARD II. DIXON, N. ID.

Edited by EDWARD II. Dixon, n D.
ART CxxxI-The Maryraon Innoeent.; co,rug,ion
vlsiny Civic Law Divers What kind Of SAM
tsry Government does New icTk IrqGiIe'
ART jXXXi-Fourth Letter from John Matthew Pari' on
surosy Monkeys and Monieb ths Peoe me erect
tie cIhomeT TIE .holi the hacs' s'fs., .I. &
GTS. % tit fnI eier the EmTc, her BABY Versatile.
The "B, e"cr Exchange The Brosers The MaFse,. FIN
sstueof yoltaire uture intentions No.,
ART CAXXII-leOT Fever il lie Commercial and Political
AJcct Was the Burning Of Quarantine Hospitals Jl'ti
ART. GxxxIv-An M D." or Modern Doctor Of Medi-
cine; Pursuit OF Practice under Difficulties the tir't
Cali; his Boarding House iioses. Deectable Scene a
Learned kecet Nature ana Lsserversus Art Call second
Ess Liza sn all PoI our NJ d. di-couttedj Christie
R,,ult; sockdollssrr to NJ D. he undertake. Case Of
lsi Conversation " III an old fIfy get fii' him'eh
ART CAXXv-Drains and CessPooli their Improper Con-
ruehou in N.wY md Paris Condition Of the Thames
CcssPools; Curious Proposition in Civil Economy
ART. CAXANI-Prairie Practice; fleeing from Yellow
ART York The city Of refuge for Criminals.
AIT Rms5eSc &c Case % e iory # the Brain in
Lnesse s[a Pedigree; Early Hercesl Propen;itiss; he
Women and real Ladies . suffers from an awful Face
eIenect Fright tries all Remedies to nopurIose; gets well
cine; coon well; discoarses hish Morality the Lades
thry tes, Lis honor the Gardener and Bons Setter his
PhOsoI hy the Scaregrace Curate and the Political and
ART CXL~The Food and Exercise Of Infants; what is the
Natural Law Cold and Warm Battle Dangerous.
ART CXLL-Feye aud Ague; wha III how to prevent it.
Noihne-by Nobody
Boston and Nowlok Mendacty; Drs. Morton, Mott and
Parker the Moral insanity Dodge reyived Can the use Of
Sui huIic Ether a. al Aues sthetc be patented!
Ths journal has been, medical il is de-
Ycluyey for the people the 3h number from the
January. 1919 II quarterly, Oi64 pages at
dd,dnoe % cents each number The first thirty
be had bound ettered aud Xed III four
large books 500 ages each c the editor only for So The
foown numbers w not be bound till January 1859
volume; but they always be bad 81
Is cents zach, : the whole work Is stereotyped.
The Editor resides No AZ 5sy between 0th and llth.
where attends exclusively to Office consultations and
oJ erative surgery Office hours 70 o. 10 and 20
ngs Conuitig fee, either at tie Office BY letter SIS
The tce OF the SCALPEL j. st sherman Co.'S No Vesey
at, Asor House.
For Sale By SHERMAN Co.. NJ. Veseys, Astor House,
MILLER MATTHEWS 4 CLAPBACK, broadway;
ZIfbER, PhladelI Liza, and most sensible B0okselcrs
ROSS L TOUsEY and DEXTER BROTHER Wholesale
bseIis. New York.
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prp GOODS.

Drp GOODS.
NEW GOODS, RICH GOODS,
IN and more more Of them ,
AT STILL LOWER PRICES,
CHARLES HEARD CO., No SOL oRANDsT.
NEW STYLE OF iftfs EcH i'I'ij MUSLIN s DE LANES,
at One shilling per yard,
will be offered, on MONDAi, October T.
Aso, five csses OF
RICH DRESS SILKS,
RoBEs A yOLANTE
ROBES DOUBLE JUPE,
BLACK GRO DE RHlN
We would invite particular attention to unsurpassed
LADIES RAGLANs,
CIRCULARS, AND cLoAks,
IN EVERY VARIETY.
VINO" We LESS Than THE MATERIAL COST
Our HOl sEKEEPERS DEPARTMENT contains all the
PURE IRISH LINENS
AND DOMESTIC COTTONs,
IN THE W.YORK MARKET
The pIces affixed the most important articles are marked
'e'0 '' BELOW THE ORIGINAL COST:
Fine Dalnasl Linen Diapers, "a wide per yEd
Fine Dsnask Napkins at t...........,.....R per dos
WstLam Shee,rss double width per yard
Wathsm sbeeng', - wide, at...'''''''''' per yaIa
fnsh'A 1SDs TS ssIRANGERs viSiTiNG THE CITY,
We have only add daily reeelvns new invoices o.
FANCY and STAPLE GOODS
by every Steamer, ,
and Msnufactuera
NONE SHOULD PURCHASE
WITHOUT FIRST EXAMINING OUR STOCK.
CHARLES HEARD Co.,
No. 30i Grsnd-st-
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printing.

At EyERDEI.LS his celebrated WEDDING
n CARDS .p~nadly engraved, only % ssA broedvsy,
ler x ord-s ~ ms solkat~d sad s1ectnene -
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ID .veryttins trou he smallest CAkD % tAbAA " -
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New pnbllraiiOns.


HISTORY OF THE STR u G G l. E
SLAVERY EXTENSION OR RESTRICTION
UNITED STATES,
rHE
DYcLARATIoS OF ihDEPEkpEkcE
TO THE PREsEsT DAY.
Mainly Compiled from Journals Of Congress AID other ocA
Records aud Showing the Vote, by Yeas and Nays
on the most npotant Division in either
House.
BY HORACE GREELEY.
For sale At THIS OFFICE. Price 50 cent.
LETTERS
TO
THE PRESIDENT,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC POLICY
THE UNION,
Am ms Eyrrcys As ExHBirED TIE CONDITION oy TINE
ProPLE THE STATE.
BYHENRY c. CAREY.
For ,ale st THIS OFFICE. Price SO cents.
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rrrH EpIrIoA JusT PuBLIsBrpi
THE CASE OF DRED SCOTT: Condensed
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" rHE SUBSTANCE AND POINTS Of Justice NL~ans
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VII. THE REPORT AND RESOLVES, ~ltb reference 70
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