The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-24
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else that IS not of general interest. Let thos'
interested take notice.
0srWe will guarantee to all Of our patrons {
clear conscience, and good feeling, il they viii
eallin and pay, or d to the Cadiz Democratic
Sentinel office, what they owe US. Try it
friends.
0rRemember the meeting on next Saturday
of the Harrison County Agricultural Society,"
Let teyery person attend.
O-Court commences next Tuesday.
0rThe merry jingle of the sleigh bells re-
minds us that we have excellent sleighing
FiRE.--The saw mill of Mr.. George Boyd, at
Tppecanoe, in this county, was burned down
last Week.
OrBarrctes stock ofJewelry, Watches, &c,
is as full and complete as ever. He is selling
his goods at very low figures.
0rA number of market wagons just have
lately been robbed in and about Wheeling.
6rGold has been discovered III Clark coun-
ty, Ohio.
0yWe understand that no new cases ofsmall
pox have appeared in StcubeRvile.
ORA number Of our exchanges have lengthy
yarns ofone B. r. Andy, who is doing a vast deal
OF mischiefto young men and others. The same
chap with w II. lsky and Smith Ale are play
ing their mischieyious pranks in this region Of
country. These chaps always begin in fun, but
their jokes always prove sorrowful ones. Let
them be watched.
STILL DIorATING.-EIatton, in this weeks
republican, is still debating to the Democracy of
Harrison county what they should do. We
shall see how many OF them will obey his dicta-
tion.
GIVE are under obligations to Hon. G. E.
Push for valuable public documents
0tTWe return thanks to the Hon. R. J. AT
KINsoN, Third Auditor, for copy of his An
nual Report There is not connected with the
Administration more faithful, efficient, and
gcntlemanIy officer than Maj. Atkinson.
OrThe steamer Baltic arrived at New York
on the 18th inst. The principal news brought
by this arrival is, "cotton is frm;" "breadStuifs
very dull" provisions dull" "the English mon
ey market e.sier;" and the great steamship
"Esviathan" was easily ard safely foated on
the 3lst ult
See sprinkled through this paper the ccrtifl-
Gates of the rare and efficaciouS remedy, III. NJ.
Bowman Co.'s Vegetable Compound d-PtUs-
burgh AtvetiSer.
(ErWe should think great deal more orDr. !
Bowman and his Vegetable Compound, if he
would send the $50 that has been due US for
long time.
01rWe have received from Pittsburgh new
paper just started in that city by cur old friend
Matt. Atkinson etitled 'The IRestun A.7rer-
hser." is business sheet entirely, and our
friend is capable o: making the "Aluenise,'' just
such paper as the business men of Pittsburgh |
need. Success to him.
Lecture.
Rev DAVID S. WELLISG will deliver his Lee
turc on "1he Dignity Of Labor and its Achieve
ments, in the Methodist Protestant Church. in |
Cadz, on Friday Night, February Goth. The
people are invited to come. 4.
01rHanna has. received for March, Harper,
Cooley, Emerson, Graham, Peterson. Arthur,
and all The leading Magazines. lie is also in
receipt ofthe New York Ledger, Dispatch, Les
lies Paper, Harpers' Weekly Police Gazette,
Tribune, Times, & Herald from New York,
Forneys Press, and in fact all ofthe leading pa
pers published in the United States which he
receives in advance Of the mails several days
Cincinnati Daily papers received on day ofpubl-
cation.
s0@3-Quite crowd attended the discussion
which came of last week between Revs Elm
NETT and BaconDf the Unversalist Church, and
Revs. McCready and Patterson Of the Associate
Church Whether any converts were made to
either side is more than we can tell We think
it is highly probable, however that those that
attended the discussion were of the same opn
ion when the discussion ended that they were
when Recommended.
O1yF-GoDEy's LADY's Book" for March is be
fore US, as usua, superby embelished and rich
in its literary contents. The "L4dy's Book" is
the most reliable fashion, publisherii the coun-
try and on that account alone, is invaluable to
ladies', and those desiringpatterns for children's
clothing, Itscontributors are among the most
talented authors, and everything combined rem
ders Godeys the magazine of this country
Price $500 per annum, or the "senttnet' and
Book one year for $500.
AJUyENrLE EARTHQUAKE stedben vills has
been favored with bit Of an earthquake. The
Union ofthe nth says:
At twenty minutes past five o'clock on yes |
terday evening our citizens were throwninto
state of considerable excitement by the shock ofl
an earthquake. The undulation Of the earth's
surface was very perceptible, moving north and
south, causing the doors and windows Of buiti- |
ings to jar and creak in audible manner. The |
shock was accompanied by o loud and rum
bling noise, like distant thunder, and continued
for about one second. Some of our citizens,
however do not think that this effect was pro- |
duced by earthquake, and endsayor to account
for it from the TACT that very y. ge and bril-
liant meteor was seen'to fall about the same
time.
OrTHE editor OF the Auburn Advertiser has
seen portrait Of Brigham Young, recently
brought from Mornondoli, and says that he
looks like lIeury Ward Beecher.