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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-22

rs HEREBY MADE Tn THE QUALIFIED VI
lers OF Harrison County Ohir, thai IL general
wiil lie hcid, ns required by law, on The
second Tuesday. being the 2th dn' Of October, a.
y le5S Mt the several places oi holding elections
in saEI county, at which time the following officers
are 10 be chJsCu tn WI:
One lud. OF The Supreme Court fortho full term
one uorney General, one Comprr oer one Mem
her 0t Congress, one JuCGe ot the CUrr OF Common
Pleas for be Sth jucica District, one County Au-
ditur, one County Recorder, one County Sur.
veyor, one Commissioner, one lnhrmary Direc-
tor md one Land Appraiser for each township in
Tho County .: Harrison.
And tie trustees 0t tie scve nj townships in said
county ore required TO return the following num.
Der OF jurors from thelr respective townshpS, to
wit:
ItV'H '''''''' '.'.'''.' -''''''''' :
GGfthanl ,.....,.. .............. %
Athens. ..,-.,.......'..'..'. .,....... 8
.tadlH. ............. '.''.''.. -. IA
.Afc3&f,,.,.,..... .'..''..''.'''.. .'..' .
taR Ty' 4'..-'...'.'' .'''''''''''. .
Notuu sham, ...-.... -...........'...... .h
stock, ................ ...,'... '...,... -
NORM, .f.............. ...''.'''....'.'... %
frtepntt, .......".-..... ,......... -.- D
washington, ......-......... ......,..... .b
Fralkin, ,,,,.,......,.''.... ..'....t''.' $50. !
H15nrGe, ................ .... :. .-....6 u
An, tho Trustees Of the several townships are
ilrntr rcQuigod to return from their respective
townships, The list containing the names OF said lu
rers to lie Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
said county. Ih. polls to be opened between the
hours Of six and ten O'Clock in the morning OF said
day, uni closed a six u'cock in the afternoon OF
SAID day +. 5. WOODBDRNE.
W. Sheriifqf Harrison County, Ohio,
/ Sheriff 's Office, Cadiz, Aug %. 1853.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-22

FARM Lands for sale 25 miles from Phiadel.
phia by Railroad in the State OF New Jersey. Soil
among the best for Agricultural purposes, being a
good loan soil, with clay bottom. The land Is
q large tract, divided into small farms, and hum
dreds from all parts Of the country are now settling
and building. The crops can be saen growing7r
Terms from SIS 20 $50 per acre, payable within
four years BY instalments, To visit the place
Loave Vine ST. Wharf at Philadelphia at TX AN
BY Reireadyfor HemDt nten, or sddressR.J J. Byr-
nes by'ietter.& See full advertisement In smother
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-22
N TuET !, IIAMMoNrojN FARMER, /

A newspaper devoted TO Literature and AFri
culture, also setting iorh ll aenounts ot ihene.w
settlement Of Hammonton, lin New Jersey, can be
subscribed for IL only rs cts per nanutn
Inclose postage stamps iot the amount. Ad-
dress 10 Editor ol The Farmer, Hammon:on, Allan.
tic Co., New Jersey, Those. wishing cheap land, /,
most delightful climates in The Union, SEQ adyer.
tisenent of lianmonton Lands. " n. .,,..,s0,3
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-22
Far Sale.

A DOUBLE FLUE Boiler, IS feet in length and
"A Sc inches in diameter, supposed weight 4 900
lbs.
Ii mas been put in complete repair, as the fol-
lowing certificate will show. Apply to
SAMUELPAUL,
t7srffr4 ' Hopedale, Harrison county.
This ceriifes that we have just finished repairing
the above named boiler, and in our Judgment be-
lieye it to be good, sound and serYiceable
sr JOHN HUTTON.
sep y IS5S-l5m JOHN CROSKEY, ir.
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EO9ERp.

is hereby given that from Wednesday Sept.
Goth, till the opening Of The Fair, | will be at
the Store 0fWm Knox, in Cadz, for the pnr-
pose O making entries ofstock and other art-
Giles designed tobe exhibited at the coming
Fair.
.a JACOB JARVIS, Sccy IIar. Co, Ag. Society
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-22
JOHN S. DAVENPORT.

NISHES to inform the citizens Of this county,
w that he is prepared 10 sell heavy Boots as
well as light ones al price that is comfortable 10
himself and also 10 his customers. shop lew
doors south OF the depot, Market street, Cadiz, D..
have 50 pairs OF homemade Boots on hands
which will sell cheap
Cadiz Sep Is 1855 It
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-22
The CONNIE IEarrIson county Fa =

The Coming Harrison County Eat
As our readers are all aware, the next Harr
'rison County Fair will be held on the beautiiul
Fair Grounds adjoining Cadiz, on the 9th, 7th
and Sth days Of October next From all we
can hear it will be the best Fair ever held in the
county--aud when we say best we say great
deal, because Harrison County is famed all over
the country as having the best Fairs Of any
County in the State. Ample accommodations
will be provided for all Let all come, and let
us,see all-Farlners, Mechanics, and every per-
son else, have an old fashioned reunion at our
coming Fair What is more pleasant and agree
able than for old acquaintances to meet and have
hearty shake ofthe hand and social chit chat
about old times and old scenes? And at what
better place could this social reunion take place
than at our county Fair? Come then, every
person; and let us have Fair that will be both
gratifying to ourselves and to our acquaintance
During the Fair we desire to see or hear from
all Of our friends. We will be found at all bu-
siness hours at our office, on the corner oppc-
site the Public Buildings where we desire eth
er to see or to- ohear from every patron that we
have. We are prepared and will beyhappy TO
have social chat about politics agriculture, mon
<y, raising stock, fast horses, any other sub
ject that may come up. We earnestly desire to
hear from you all, and you cant come, Or send
to us dulipg the Fair by your neishbor, you
can write US letter, and place in it just as
much as you think would be pleasing to us, put
it in your nearest post Office, and we will ensure
its safe arrival. Keeps us busy friends during
the coming Fair, by either coming to see us face
to Gce, or hearing your friendly messages through
your neighbors or reading your excellent let
ters with the material aid that will be enclosed
in them. We hope that the coming Fair will
be agreeable, profitable and pleasant to u.s. and
that you all may reap the same benefit.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-22
BRANDRETTI'S PILLS
D,;f., ap.c Ess0cA af


CONTINUED pain or uneasinosssia aEsa organ.
" is generally cured by one or mere dosesgot
Brandreih's Pills Thirty years personal expert
7nce by the undersigned fully justify his assertion
Dr. James Lul, of Polsdam, y y, says:I1
have cured the most deplorabe tosHyen5ss OF tho
bowels with Brandre his pills, when every other rem
edp had failed. and the patient was givet up % dle
Skin dseases of an inveterate and painful cfarae-
ter, such erysipelas salt rheug tetfSr ana SUM
mer heat, have seen eradicated py thoir use,
have cur d the rheumatic the epilepuc, the para
lytic aud the consumptive with these excellent pis
alone" .
pepsia dysenteiv and diarrhoea, pletrisy, sudden
m ms and nAGnlatiuns, female DISTINCTIONS, sceT-
butic and scrofuIous, even gouty AMI neurrigc al
iections have giyen.waY 70 the uss OF tiis-rieai-
cine, and now. attertwentr years. Q xperience, my
estimation of Bvanireths Pills continues = la
= '0' OBSTRUCTION w.
young lady, beautiful aud healthy, took coli,
which caused serious obstruction for two years;
her health was broken down and her beauty depart
ed Al length Brandretll's Pills ere tried; eleven
doses OF from two to four, were taken IN htteen
days preceding the usual period. Regularity was
restored and her health and good looks recovered
WORMS
Brandreth's Pills are the best vermiuge; they ar .
infaIlible little child, six YEARS cid, Tor como
we?ks was dropping; its mother gave it one 7ot
Brandreth's surgar coated pills ts next day there
came away worm sixteen inehcs long, and as
Elarge as a tld's fnger The child iMasswellJ
Mgt PLEURlSY. ts 4
| Il gentleman. away from home, was taken with
! pieursy; the inflammation was teHitfe; every
| breath mace him writhe with agony Eight Brand
rel hs' Pills were swalisd, and warm oil applied To-
cay; the pills operated and The pain was reliev Si
rlenty of Cruel was tnken and six more pills. ami
| the second day the patient was eurqd,
/ The Sc statements should have weight, and pre-,
vent The use Of poisonous drugs and stop the sad
practics Of bleeding.
Brandreth's Pills are sold az The Principal Office,
294 ANAL street, Braudreth Building, ut 25 cents
DOR box and the same sagar coated, IL eeuts war
! ranted to keep as well rs the plain.
Also sold BY S q II NcFadden, Cadizi Ohio
Efi Sop. 8, -lnl~-nside ~
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A SfAGd.annCmt

Of the exact amount of money existing in the
Treasury Of Harrison County, Ohio, on the
day oil September, A. d, 1853, made in conFor-
ity to the 18th section Of can act to further
provide for the better regulation Of the Receipt.
Disbursement and sal keeping Of the Pnlc Rev
enue" which took effect on the 18th day OF July,
1858.
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Treasurer's Notice.

RUSSELL the
h
oCeble % taxable
hA
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-22

usT rur1itIEp, the 9Th edition, IL sealed enEelr
opo, gratis and mailed ia any ad iress, post paid,
on receipt of two stamps. mevM
FEhts 1tiles work eInaiiniiiig from ce &btRfed
member of HE lnsdfeaf pr6Fessioi RVss iiN most
important Information oyer published 10 oil persons
enierteinisg doubts Of theft scpndiion or
who hfe conscious Of having hazafded their health
entirely new and perfect remedy fof Sparm&tor,
rhBa or Seminal Weakness Debility NersnusnQssss
Depression OF Spirits, Loss Of EnswyA Lassifaie,
Timidity, Involuntary Seminal discharges hlm-
psirt Sight and Memory, Bloichea ard Rialpi4aon
tho face. Piles. indigestion : Palpaissisn af abe
Heart and Bodily Pr0stratiSn OF the ~hle s}tleni,
Inducing imposeneF aid mrnTal and pHyziral incas
paciy--by means Of which every ans rasy crrs
himself privately and at trihlna s1pafsags
cor, lash ,gest, New FsslFs fsat a'us No. 4sss.
rs AYoEss GoNORRfIUEA asPEuIFiCs4 Ser
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-22
FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent upon dis.
nrdarpd .
Stomach or Liver.

ordered 9.-
Stomach or Liver,
Such as Indigestion, Acidity Of The Stomach, Col
icky Pains, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Despond-
eney Costiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In
all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neural gic Affections,
it has in numerous instances proved highly bene-
fetal end in others effected decided cure.
This is:a purely vegetable compound, prepared
strictly scientific principles, alter the manner OF
the celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhaye. BE
cause oi its great success in most o the European
States its introduction into the United States was
intended more especially tor those OF our father
land scattered here and there the face OF this
mighty country Meeting with great success
mong them, l now offer it to the American public,
knowing that its truly wonderful medicinal vlr'
tues must be acknowledged. ~
1t is particularly recommended TO those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by
the continuous of ardent spirits, or other forms
o. dissipation Generally instantaneous in effect
it finds its way directly to the seat oiliie, thrilling
and quickening every nerve, laislng up the droop,
ing spirit, and, in fact iniusiug new health and
V1or in the system. a st a.a g. .s5s..
N0PICE-Whoever expects to lind this bev-
erage wilt be disuppointed but to the sick, weak
and low spirited, it will prove a grateful aromatic
cordiai possessed Of singular remedial properties
CAUTION! ii
The great popularity OF this delightful Aroma
has induced mnny imitulons, which the public
should guard against purchasing. BE not per slad-
cd to by anything else un nj you have given Boer,
hpve's II IoI and Bitters fair trial One bottle will
convince YOU bow infinitely superior it is TO all
these limitations. 4 .t.,. 5sss,s TIL. .,7. t Il
91rsoId Mt sl,oo per bottle, or six bottles ioi
s., 90, by the - st.lsraG
= SOLE PROPREToRS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & co.
MAEUFAeTU KING
Pharpnaeentisis and Chemists,
plT1fSBIlR IL PA.
9y-tor sale by John b all, Cadiz, Ohio.
Aug. IS, Is5S-ly alt f5a
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G5t Gabi3 Sentinel
Wednesda y,::::::::::::::::scpternbe.- 22.

,,,os5-I.oto cur next Legion of HONOR be a
rouser.
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All wanting to emigrate to mild climate, good
soil, aud fac market, see advertisement of liam
monton Lends.
Sep Is, 58--3n
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.The, Democratic Tickets

- For this county win be printed and ready for
distribuii during the week Oithe Fair. Call
in friends from every township and get them
and give them good circulation.
,,,IC Candidates for land appraiser, who desire TO
lave tickets printed for them, will please leave
word Immediately at our office, either BY person
or letter.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-22

All wanting to emigrote to a mild climate, ood
soil. and fine market, see advertisement OF Ham
monton Lands
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

% 5.Wspublish ,lsali to-day iorlhc|
Iownship intetines, totchocse dele
4ates toihe county convention. II y
nll.in,,ortant that these primary meet
mos Should be fully attended and the
icsrmen selected as delegates, inordcr
that thc true voice oi The majority oi
the Party may be fairly heard at thc
Convention. Turn out, democrats
and LET us have Convention that n'
one can grnmblc at, and then We c''i
elect the ticket nominated Without an,
trouble.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18
lDr. Il. Scliellcr,
IlUNTlNGBURG. IND,
NOTICE

Y s hereby given 10 all whom j may con-
rcrn that at the June session. 1885, the
Board Of Commissioners 81 Dubois county
have ordered the ioll,wins changes 10 be
M sde In The boundaries ci civil Tow nsilips,
III SAID coGniy, IN maj ner following io-wii.
Tint scrlions numbered -, %. 81, %.
rs, 81. 81, 35 and 80 10 township MOB, south
y. range No. . west, be taken Of Of Patoha
\, wnship and added 10 Ferdinaud township.
II sid county, Tor civil township purposes.
and hereafter 10 nstitute part " ssd
Ferdinand township.
Also--inal SO much OF Harbison township
a. lirs south OF Patoka river, or mere psr-
,isularlv described as follows, tc-wi,: Com
me, cling In the Paloka river whesc the sasnc
crosscs the township line running east and
Aest, dividing HARRISON from Ba'nbi'dso
township, from thence in nor'h-rasiwardly
crursc, following the meand -rnss Of SAID
river. 10 whercs the said river cross The
5wns ip line running north and socth. ~
lyidinr said HARRISON from Columbia to.l-
\ ship. sha'i be taken cif Of said arbson
township, aid added 70 Bainbrdge town
\ ship 10 said county Tor civil township ptFpc-
! srs, and sInl hereafter constitute part "
3 I'D BainLridgc township.
; By order of the Board,
J JOHN MEnRINGER. a. ID =.
N June IS, lS56-Aw.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

E3-An Intelligent correspcndert'n war
rick county. says in private LEI er 10 us:
l .Good feeling now prevails smong the
Democrats in th county. have no idea
that We will fall below our usua' majority ioi
the regular nominee Of the Congressional
convention oflhe district"
Judge Hovey miscsleulatcs the calibre o.
lihe Warrick Democracy, 4 he exfecss g
draw them a. from their allegiance 10 Their
party, 10 follow him ia,o shc camp o. Know
No,hings and Black Repuphcans--whi'
lI,cy deeply regret bic present position, the,
wont touch him with q .storiy. foot pole. -
vincenncs Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18


n5-The debate ia the Senate on Sa'uf
day manifested deep feeling among The
members 10 favor Of prompt action a5ains'
,he recent British oulrngcs on our his-
Mr.. Douglas was 10 favor OF sending force
% capture the Buzzird Or Siyx, and bring
her into an American port. He favors The
plan q confcrrng upon the Presiden, power
q act promptly in case Of future occurrence
lof the kind, and has introduced measure
10 that effect, Which il strongly opposed as
calculated to lead 10 military disroisn'-
| There seems 10 be general fcs.iaslin "a
sor Of compelling England 70 make repara
lion for The wrongful acts Of her war vcsssis
lin the Gulf, and requiring her lo renouace th'
right Of search, 50 far aa we are concerned
THE Argument that she is endeayorIng Y
put stop 10 the slave trade does mol ho'o
Tor she can no. u honest IN the cause "i'i''
She herself il exercising such oppression y
7 the East Indian and cooley basiness ~
t cxerlions against the African slave trade .
not command much respect while she show
such Inconsistency 10 her concucl-- Nation .
Al Democrat. KAN
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

f-y Late news from. Kansas teens w''n
stories Of ouusgcs by rowing bands q ma
raudcrs. Everything in the shape Of news
coming from that territory, should be TO-
ceiyed with many grains VI allowance.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

rr JEws PgErARisc TO AcKsowLEDcE
CrRisr.-The Rev Mr. Buas, converte 4
lew, and Assistant Secretary Of the Society
for Amelicraling the Condition Of The Jcws'
hus been iccluring 10 Boston. a few nights
since he stated that. in bis official capacity
ne had recently received 4 letter from Eng
land, giving an account Of sueetingoi isab'
bis 10 that country, 10 discuss The question
whether Christ was the true Messiah. They
had agreed. Il the Messiah did not come y
fifteen ycars, TO accept Christ as the tru'
Messiah. sM
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

1UC ~ AZ 0A<ok%~e--
From all appearances the war fever
Is rapidly subsiding. The immense
excitement because few British OH
Gers have exceeded their instructions
Is in all probability at an end. = y
now considered certain that the Brit
ish government will disavow and apol-
ogize. The chances, consequently,
Just at present, are but slim Tor our
warlike editors and '.yonng America
generally having at John full tilt
that cautious parsonage not being at
present disposed to afford shem SO
rare qualification. A great majority
OF our foreigners will thercat be dis
trcssingly disappointed. It is said
that the Irish editors throughout the
land, quite q number Of whom have
been in this country less than six
months, show marked anxiety for
the honor Of the '.Amcrican Eagle,
and are furious for war with England
s.Hooghr! Poor fellows; they must
wait patiently. Even some q ou'
more sober and rejecting citizens seem
to think We ought, without any fur
ther ceremony, to ''pitch .in," ano
have some genuine excitement ror
gctfal Of the reality they seem to tlllni
only Of the romance and pageaItry 2
war. Poets have sung Of the ''pride
pomp and circumstance Of gloriou
war''-of the battles magniflccntl'
stern array, Of the flashing q the reg
artillery, Of tic rafting mnskctry, 9
the bursting shell and the clashin'
blade; but its actual romance Is yer.
small in comparison with its stern re
alisy. Many and dircfll arc the ca
lamitics which il brings in is train
The brave men which il destroys, u
widows and orphans which It makes
tic rad passions which i cnsender'
aud numbcricss social and naticn'
evils which It creates, arc simo'
enough u cntihc il to Thompson's q
ithct Il sssrlcudid MURDER We !
not here speak of the wisdom or y
wickcdncss of the war system now r
cognizcd and established BY the con
nonwcalth Of nations, as the mode
determining International controvc
sizes. This is ! topic on which mn mus
may lie said on both sides, but y
simply refer to-thc popular feeling
favor Of national conflict. War isr
c,lliarIy fascinating to many. II
young mcn of the present day are (
pccially charmed with military COZ
panies, aud the pomp and circul
stance Of war. Even onrIycung
dies arc infected with tho martial 81
Il, and they arc often heard talking
heroes and warriors, singing gof clla
pions, and Of "crowniDg conquert
brows with ilowcrs,r and wishing
"Arab stccds and hlchions bright
But If these admirers of gildcd
diery could hut witness the horrors
bloody battle, and the ''garmcnts'r y
Cd in blood ,~-such for instance as
been fought in the Crimea icccn
there Is little doubt but tic one 3
would 10 cncctsAlly cared "a Y
love "a battle und the other u \
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

uS.z-Thc .i:a,hol.cs u, Lafayette, Indiana
have purcl.assd . square Of ground - 'ha'
city, for tho purpose Of erecting cathedral
nunnery, school, etc the whole o. which wi
cost Sloo,o00 n NJ As f
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

0.,-Thc wheat crop i said 70 be seriously
injured BY the fly in Washington, krox
Gibson and Clay counties. Indiana. Tbs
wet weather is also rustirg the wheat bad J,
In many localities. \.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

u-7-Thc assesmcn, Of the City oi,i'cx'
iog,on. Ky, JUS, completed, shows there are
{. 2i6 Inhabilanls - dercsascos ooohpop
ulauon since las, year. The total valua''o'
!cf property Is s4,i3S'so9.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

Hnon urAH.r-'rlIe ia,ess spAishca s'ate
,bst he Mosmvrs have Driven GOV Cum
ming buck lo,CoL Johnslon = Csmp. Gen
,istncy thinks ,ke war has Just coinmenecd
and shst nc tate reports Of the Pcaceab'c
reee eep,ivu u Gov, Y. was al;srusa 10 sail
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

nFMcssrs. Bilclcrback & Ti|man
will soon BE- going -goins-5gsonclh rom rom
town, and You without 4 fine picture
You'd better call soon il you don
want to miss il.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

Psosrrcrs ron Cons The Illinois Statr
Register says: hl4.f
The late nccssan, rains Iill our farming
community with gloom. Since 1914 our
State has not been visited BY such cons'n'
nance Of rainy weather a. has marked The
Dsst slx or eight weeks. From all llqsarscr'
u ,he State we have reports that the rain
ID delaying the corn planting, and generally
Keeping back the farmers spring work. 4
ccnsinu anccIof the present weather for tc'
days Or two weeks, will be most disastrou'
for our prospects. sasr aa'