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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-28
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Pubnerau8en, Sboera,
glistsrrsi6sn. sstsniamerisn.
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%frennpen llnb Dem pnblifum i'm aasemeinen bic gn-
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-28

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Yublifum bic anjeise, bae or in Der Is. Sraee, ;rpiI&en Main-
anb 6rantlinn!tet, benz St.Gbatts 5ptel s%csendter, etnen Eager.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-28

9alatOl, @erfe. Starte, &afse. GGens, Chocolate,
nsb1 elmer @lcn9e anbsrsr @rtift, 9arflmuriesn, Subins Grtra,t,
grspn Dinbicr SOas, eau DC Gprsne, ~9abutlrlen &c. ,. yum,
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

matter of congratuIation to the Democricy
throughout the Union; it. on the contrary, Mr..
d. should again, as last winter, cut Republican
Sewardin his attacks, upon Democratic Pres
ident and Cabinet, IA Democratic Senate and
Heuse-there will be but one thing left for the
Democratic party to do, if it wishes to remain
true to ITSELF and continue to struggle for
measures instead ofmen, and that will be to send
him where abler men who have proved traitors
to our flag have been sent,-into the opposition
ranks. The National Democracy stands pre-
pared for either peace or war-it extends in one
hand the olive branch, in the other the tonia-
hawk-let Mr.. D. and his friends chose for
themselves. s.a iEr d 2rairs1 . ..r.-.',.
Should the men elected as Douglas Demo-
Gratis during last hlrs election, work and unite
with the Administration, men in the 36th Con-
gress, tEereis scarcely doubt but that we shall
have a majority in the House, and, consequent
ly, be able to elect Democratic Speaker and
other officers; otherwise neither one of the par.
ties will be sufficiently strong to effect an organ.
lzatlon, and we may expect REPETITION Of the
scenes enacted during the organization of the
34th Congress. s
Thanksgiving Day Thursday last, was very
generally observed by our citizens The Pub.
lie Departments and all places of business were
closed and the day passed off, as such day
should, quietly and pleasantly. ......
# Numerous newspaper correspondents have
busted themselves for weeks past in s,lrmising
the contents Of the forthcoming Presidents
message. Some publish one til ng, and some a.
mother, while the truth is that no one, besides
the President, really knows what will be the
positions assumed in that document; however,
as it will be given to the public, on Monday
next, the people will not have long to wait, be-
fore they can judge for themselves ofts merits.
..'| '..'Ha ..t s-irt 10 u
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Stltftt.3. g oetr.pg. ).
LET 'ER RIPI

7f On Sunday afternoon last week rt
% a.a. ,oItAAughtl'd take a ride,
. 81 And hired nag they said was fast
(. ~ I'm sure she was when "tied."
..-'' My friend, Bill spriggins, drove the mare,
While laid on the whip, ''
And shouted Till was quite hoarse-
Billy, put that animated female projectile
POWER through-g- -la-n-g- Let 'er rip
-.5 We stopped at Joseph, on the road,
N,. OF course we had 10 "smile,"
And give the expeditions nag
81 80 A drink, and rest awhile,
We ''ldgged, /" then calling for the mare,
l tossed the maa a ftp, +, q. -,.,r
q, Il jumped into the wagon - ..'.. n,
-5 n And seized the reins, and requested the
ethiopian individual who held the doube-distill.
ed essence oflightning,- to as.-- Let 'er rip !
A chap who drove large bay nag
1. Seemed anxious for "brush," ,"l' O."
So, whipping up our own fast crab,
II SIS We went in with rush, ...s...l.
d. Twas neck and neck mile or more,
When his mare made trip,
We gIided by like lightning CREASED,
For, having hired the extraordinary ami.
NAL, we considered that we had perfect right to
get the worth of our money, and therefore we
thought it our dnty to wa Let 'er rip!
aa. We drove along without mishnp, as d
At least q dozen miles; . ..
Stopping now and then, Of course,
To take on several "smiles.'' -'
s At last we ran into chap W @a
song Vino gave us too much lip, r'"s.f r'
The horse broke--the wagon too
Pitching Billy and my selfin'o a ditch by
the road-dsde. Bill" says l. ''the mare has run
away" Bill, struggling under the effects Of lager
and mouthul of mud, exclaimed, "Let 'er rp!"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

EtTSomc genius has turned up the following
craps Of conversation, illustrating the all pre-
ailing betting ftpore which was abroad in the
md" about the time Of the late bruising at
.ong Point. They are too rich to go unpre
eryed:
Bridget Plaze ma'am would give me wa
es for the last two weeks and one to come?
Mistress-Why what's the matter, Bridget
hat in the world do you want money in ad-
bnce for?
Brdget-Sure ma'am, bet all the money
the Benicky Boy. That divil Pat told me
I'd duct the jacket oithat b!ue-a-gyard Nor
ssy the first blow.
( Mistress hands over the money, and Bridget
les out to find Dennis to hand over the spell
Tommy Eddy, give US the marble
u lost on the Bee nee-kee boy. a,- -, g.
Eddy-Don't want to-mall whip me if !
F'em away. .uf .rt. ...
'Eommy-ThatS pretty way to treat cove
ghen he's won fight. ....,.... sua s.
Charley-Don't you give him de marbles Ed
/; it want a fair fight. Dee-nee kee had a
re leg. ..- ....t.-
Il Eddy hangs on to the marbles, while Tom
y goes after a1 umpire.
iSambo--CuH, whar's dem stakes? 3D..
1Cuf-Dem stakes is safe, sar. Oar is ques
pn on dem stakes s
ESambo-Question, you common Niger! No
r ain't sar! What's de question? Glib me
I'm stakes. ., .. l..... ...-... f...
ICutf-'tasnt possible, sar. Doesn't you see
! telegraph report says dat Morrissey hid de
hnicka boy in de kidneys? You must see my
awyer sar! ... b.. ,.... ..ar.. .....t .t,
Doctor Q-Well, Doc-lork--hand over
tump up! y. .-s-..t .,...t.
Doctor z--stump up! fork. what do you
1ean? - A., -..... .,....a. ..r-.... ...... bad.
Doctor Q-Benicia's beat-thats what ]
lean; hand over that order. .... sf.
Doctor Z-but Heenan met with an accident;
ed have whipped Morrissey if he hadn't hurt
is hand, -.,. ....., .-..... ..j, -.. Ia. ..
Doctor Q--I know that; that first blowwould
ave made, subject ofany man il he'd been
it. But he wasn't ......i7
Doctor Z-(Very melancholy)-Well, Isup-
ose must .,,,.... h.. ...,.,, a... -.,;..
Hastily writes an order on the druggist for
hree thousand dinner pills and a gross Of worm
l2engeS. t+~ r. ..... .f. .... -.
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Michael SeEVGfssS.


In l1G3. Michael Servetus was arrested id
Geneva and condemned by the Syndics for teach
ing pernicious doctrines. The principal bias
phemies imputed to him, were, the denial Of
the Trinity, predestination and total depraeity.
lie was not, however, SocniaD, but taught
that Jesus Christ vas the incarnate deity, solo
and supreme in all worlds, very God in. hise,di-
vlnity, yet approaching and mediating withs hu-
manlty, through which he impaired to. mankind
the Holy Spirit with its virtues and graces,-T
tie sui!ared at the stake according 10 the SEN
tencc ofthe SyndicS, and his books scientific as
well as theological, were burned with hinl.---
This was misfortune, for he had anticipated
many of the discoveries ofScience He was the
first who taught the circulation Of the blood.
The following is the sentence pronounced and
executed against him: ...7.. ....,y ,i.,.a.
"Sentence Of death passed upon Michael Seyet.
u.s. By the Syld!cs Of Geneva on the 27h Of Oet,,
1863. .-,,..s..- ia. IS. 80.
1--WE, Syndics, judges of Criminal causes in
this city, having seen the process drawn up a.
gdinst the, Michael, Servetus, OF Villanueva, in
the kingdom Of Arrrson, IN Spain, whereby, and
also by the voluntary confessions made in our
presence, and repeated several tunes tandby the
books produced before us, it plainly appears 10
US that thou, SerTetus, hast lohgago put forth q
alse and hereticai doctrine; and that sighting
all remonStraDeeS and repfo0fS, thou hast, with
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08
AM IL r. [ e AN III o u S e
CadI&, ohiOr

THOMAS ID. GRIMES, Proprietor
THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE, FOR
merly kept by Maj. Lacy, and more recently by
William Milligan, will be found by the travelling
community possess all the advantages of the best
conducted hotels The House has been thoroughly
fitted and furnished, in the most approved style,
for the accommodation Of guests; and il is the de-
termination of the Proprietor that none who may
favor him with their patronage shall have reason
20 complnini any particular,-or go away dissut-
isfied. - .r
or Bills moderate.
81 ar Baggage taken to and from the Depot free oi
charge. gl.ls 49,. .... ..-r r .r.Ef
f. january IA, l557.-y
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sun;cte,,t rr,,to the n.,v.

The last number Of the Hamilton 1e1eg5dph
contatns leader from which We extract the f0ll
tuwins jddiciots observations: "Ft4AS Ws
It is all right and proper enough To discuss
the abstract propositions Of the Drea Scott case
and the correct Interpretation IT popular soM
ercgnty. These discussions, touching the slaa
very question, have had htfle one good eject Of
familiar zlng the public mind With tfs sfespeeE
tive powers Of the Federal antf state Goverfix
ments. Nevertheless, as practical question.
we all know'rtat ftite Be0pie 0rtnG territories
waHtNiaefys aie,e etgiluee stgs aud sfsatsg esey
w'il net Atveft. That is The apshot oi.the mat
Ter, diHeras We may aboutdoctrinss.a 1The lea
ding 1lethoerstie statesmen Of the Saithi Tiewait
in this light. and they have4too much sagaeitY
to- ask the intervention -el congresssto protect
them against tho majpritFiof the people Of the
territories The Supreme Court once decided
that Congress- had power to. charter United
States Banksi' 'lheapeeple elected Representa-.
tives opposed to the renewal OF the eharter. and
thus the deeisiouw Is al .Iendared. --uaimportant
The Supreme Court decides that the slasehold-
or has fieht To take his slayes into The territo.
RES sIitthe people, then are unhyorable to .f,
iheyshRye only TO ao5,ptbino, and the decision. IA
shofp Of fjts poEer,,. We repeat that the South
will Deyer Gak the ipfefyenfi ION OF Congress 10
protect slavery in the territories. VIA 81 .icss i
ihen a practical issue will IA pFs9ented. ahd
then il will he time spoqgh ~ Noke il test OF
strength. UndfI does. the QUESTION il an. alb
stsacloh which Should no ni5fc E5e pefliitted 10
divide and distract Jhf party thahthaE r hbbi..e
infant bahtisin, of the perfection 0fsI6 saf6ss &
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Accounted For.

In Saline County, Illinois, there used to be
about $50 votes east against the Democratic
party out OF about /, 1000 or /, 900. Atthe late
election the vote was unanimously Democratic
1,065. 1t has been a question, "What has be-
Come ofthe men who formerly voted The 'Oppo-
sition ticket?" We supposed that they had
probably, tumedDemocrats havSug seen the err.
ror of their ways, but an Illinois eotemporary
.Tt'4He can only account for it in one way;
there, used to- be about fifteen persons from that
publican In it!" ssrs'~ ~ "sAF4ah3 Voc q %
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

d 0TThe .black, republicans throughout the
north are makipga doleful. hellabulloc about
the Dred Scott Decision. In Greene county that
ilk-are Joining their petitions with the Denoc-
racy and white people generally, 10 have themes
groes who intest them removed to some terri.
tory, and eolonizedl "a ''s 'e'i'|' fh''tV
Are the darkies not cfTIzEFsp Black Re-
publicans say they are We fear the black re-
publicans OF Greene county are not sound on the
rugged issue" Giddings and Chase win have
10 fix the Greene county foiks-they can't 60
wool.aIfa .slaa9 aa.1zsLaT .i,na.lA .LdnlI.7
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] EXCELSIOR PAINTINGl

NTR. ]. W. SIMMONS, wishes to inform his old
Itl friends and customers in -Cadiz, that he has
opened shop in Cadz,uud that he is prepared do
work in the latest md most approved city styles-
Those Wishing to haye Ginning, Painting, Paper
Hanging, Glaizing, Vanishing, Sign Painting, or
anything inhis line o business, viii find it to their
advantage to give him call as he is determined
to excel; andto his friends Of Green and Wayne
towRships hewould say he intends to have place
of businessin .Hopedale,s and he hopes they will
continue 70 pa tronize him with that liberal patron
age which they have for the past year bestowed.
~Cndiz q ap22-f57
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frollr Masbinptont
Correspondence of the cadrz Democratic sentine

A SessiOn--DOuglas and
tiae Dem Oeratic piarty--36th Gem
greSs--Eisa MlSsgivislg Day--Prcs-
idents Message. mau ri H5tJ g11ata
Tgai ba't ,H H. WASHINGTON CIrY D. C}
%. nG aa~ ta.4 Novemberi29, 1859
Monday next is the day fixed for the conven-
ing Of Congress, and for the past fortnight mem
bers of the Senate, House, and Lobby (Which
has become a regular "insttution) and strang-
ers "illustrious" and otherwise, have been COM
ing, SO that our city IS already we'll filled.
AS the approaching session will be short
one, and there is much that ought to be done,
the people may expect rapid work, at the hands
of their servants;-it is 10 be hoped that it will
be good as well as rapid. {, No doubt, as has
heretofore always been the case during theshort
sessions, and particularly so during the last
(34th) Congress, numerous schemes for the
benefit Of particular individuals, corporations,
will be pressed forward by the Lobby and
such Of the Inembersas expectito Ffeathertheir
own nestsp Thereby; but the determination o.
our worthy President as expressed in5his last
annual message, ,atoafix his signature to no BILL
unless he shall first have had ample time to
carefully read and thoroughly examine all of
its provisions, sill prevent, at least, in great
measure, a repetition Of the baneful legislation
which has not only disgraced former Congress
es, but proved always unjust to portion Of our
people. .r,-,., =, ,....,n..7,., ~. ss. .,.,i,
The ction Of the Democrats in Congress,
during the approaching session, as well as, the
course to be pursued ~by ssaeh Democrats as
sloughed off from the heAdministration last win
ter, and enrolled themselves under Douglas
banner, will be as eagerly looked for by allpar1
ties In all SECTIONS fthe country Those bere-
aboats, who are thought to bs'best posted fnrei
gard to Mr. Douglas intentions, claim that
when he retarns to the Senate he will be- found
supporting the Administration and sgaif dnits
with the Democratic members in securing Denal
ocratie iegislatopY and that bis ahiendsaAd foli
iawdrsan the IIoaso will do hke@iscI Should
such prove to be the case, II cannot but ubea
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-I----,;--.N ----.,F- W. nave some BrUt
eaeemap." Our D0MFSTICS, Brown and
Of Woolens, to wit; Cloths, Sutinets, Ca.
low,--oniy think, best make Hamilton ID,
IN carpeting, Ingram, Brussels. flower,
our STOCK is very large, and our prices rnl
o9r stock of Millinery Goods, Bnnnetsl
STOCK may be found many of the BEST
pledge the pAbiic that no effort on our por
we slolo at which to buy Goods. Parcels
sign ei OF the Golden Bee Hive, near the Sns
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

is Gy-It IS q blessed thing for poor man To
have contented wife, one who docs not wish
to, live in style beyond her husbands income,
Just because her next door ,neighbor. does, one
who can be happy in the love Of her husband
her home, and its beautiful duties, without'asi
king the world for lhvoTs or smiles.Iaods 5H
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

OTJohnny,' -sa'd1 smother to son. nire
ysara ofage, so aud wash your faee; I mn O.
shamed to see you come to dipnsrwilh.so so dirty
a mouth I did wash it, mamma,' and feeling
his upper lip, he added, erayely lfthink it
must be a mustachc com.pgv p91aA y ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08
iass New Wholesale and Retail
Grocery. Provision aMd Feed store

9lrs CilARL ES ATEEHsSON
iyTTOULD respectfully inform the people of Har
NV rison ccunty, that he has just opened out in
the corner room, Immediately under the Sentinel
office. the largest assortment OF q ROCERlE,S ever
Suffered nt TIE county Hisetock consists of every
thing kept in the Grocery, Provision, and Feed
and retail carriage by theca only added. aei
agIhe highest price paid for all kinds OF hnarketa
ss He hopes by selling chenp, and paying close at
stention tos business, toreceive liberal share oi
patronage ~ u'"fa5r e..
.'sCadiz, Ohio, April, %, 1856. I'll a.ar aA
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= :
ZIG. a. D'AlONL0.
gTuaTTOrfngs

TNH Z subscriber has again commenced the above
i busincssins Freeport, Harrison county, Ohio,
where he is rFeparect ITO make clothing ut editisr
ent prices, fashionable and plain, Mt short potce.
Give me a call, and you will have your clothing
nude ueat and good JOSEPH ALLEN.
3 ffteennrt. AnT. I6. 1854 tENl ", -t.L -L-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

Coal IN CINcIgNATI: The Cincinnati Ga
zstte say The stock ofcoal is running down rap.
idIyI and prices have advanced to- le cents re-
tail. The city is getting info.a critieahi condi.
tion again with rgfyerence t6this important ar
ticle Of fuel 'd sa"FtE'.f safAte' NAflH
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08
MICHAEL FEAST:;
.,.,CEORGE & WILSON.

xWsloIcsnIe GrOccrs, For WA riding 81
70 Commission NEcrcila ntS, and
.s,s5 ~ Dealers iM Produce. 80.
.5seI 7s6assnI CADIZ, o. a.. ..nt s,
qlsessa1 aaIwAnEHoUsE AT THE DEPOT.
a'Eadx. fiuio,s JnIv. IS, ls56-tf.
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z ,B4brsFows, Somerset Co, Pa Nov 14tfi ~
Twenty inches 81 snow has ALLEN on the noun.
tains west 5fthis place Thestagcs hase been
goppei aha sieighs are brodght into ie4Nisition.
1'hb Snow il four inches deep hUle and III Is
still showing. 1''"
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Masonry i'm the United States.

The following statistics are derived from the
latest information contained in the proceedings
OF the various Masonic Grand Lodges Of the
United States:
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Increase OF Methodistn.

We are able, from the minutes Of the annual
conference Of the N. h. Church for the last &C.
cesIastical year, which are now complete at the
Book Rooms, and will soon be published, to an
nounte the statistics Of our ihlhibershlp sir he
year. They show degree of progress which
will surprise The most Sanguine OF our hriSnds
The following tableeites the recapitulation:
e al Alf'nlbers. Prnauau,,rs. Total
This year 7G5,5N , 1875 g53472
Last ear 7Ot,9G9 1lO,j5l 620519
az. E----4 80 5-y --z-
Increase. r' 55.5s9 1884 asl32SBl
This eSi imate does hot iiiclude the Eoreigu
German Mission whose returns have not yet
reached us. There has been an increase du,
ring the year in every conference except that o
Keutuckyl The German Mission report will
doubtless increase slightly the sgsregate, and
the total gain OF members and probationers will
we think, exceed l33,0OO.
We said last week that MetltodiSin was new
er in more prosperous condition than at the
present. Here is oneconclusiye proof of the fact
We have not at this moment the figures at hand
to confirm the assertion, but we make it conf
dently, that this is the greatest annual increase
ever known in our history in any part of the
world. Let us be thankful and take courage.
But let US be gurded against the abuse of src.
cess; it brings with it increased responsibilities
and often increased perls. We have reason
however, to congratulate ourselves that this vast
gain has clearly been the result Of gracious eau
ses. The great REVEAL" accounts Tor much o
it. 1t is, therefore, not merely numerical, bui
a spiritual gain.-AaVocate.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY," ,.
The annual meeting of the Missionary Soci
ETY. Of the Methodist Episcopal Church was held
on last Monday evening at the Mission Rooms
New York for the election of managers for the
ensuing year. The board consists of sixty-fJur
members, one hall being Of the clergy, and the
other laty. -.., r..- H
Alter the election ormanagers the following
officers were elected for 1853: