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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-02-11
SILENCE THAT COUGH /!
NOTICE.

REBEccA SIBBIrT Plaintiff Before r. G. D.
against Mckemy, J. p. of
WILLIAM MATLoCK, Deft. Washington TWP,
Preble County Ohio.
On the 18th day of January 1855 said jus
tice issued an order of alta chment. in the above
action for $i0.32 REBECCA SlBBITT.
Eaton Jan. 2Sth 1t.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-02-11

John NJ. Stubs, Plaintiff,
VS.. Preble Com. Pts.
Margaret Stubs. widow, ! Petition for Parti-
Dewitt Clinton Stubs aud ton and to assign
Lydia Stubs, Deft's Dover.
TIE above named defendants, Margaret Stubs,
take notice that O Petition was filed against
them on the 3oth of January. A. d. 1873. in the
the Court of Common Pleas within and for the
county of Prcble, in the State of Chic by John
VI. Stubbs, and is now pending wherein the
said John NJ Stubs demands Partition of the
following real estate to wit The following
tracts or parcels with the appurtenances. stu
ate, lying and being in she county of Preble and
n the State of Ohio, and described as follows,
to wit The north east part of the south east
quarter of section numbered thirty one, (31) in
township numbered seven "a in range number
two (2) east &c containing twenty four (24)
acres be the same more or less. Also, the west
part of the north west quarter of section num-
Der thirty two (32l in township number seven ~
range two (2) east, &c. containing one hundred
and nineteen acres be the same more or less
quarter of section number thirty two (32) in
township numbcr seven "a range two (z) east
&c, containing seven and one third acres more
or less. The last named tract being the same
land. which was purchased of Isaac NJ. Waters.
by said John NJ. Stubs, deceased, the Deed of
conveyance by said Walters to Stubs is found
among the land records of Preole in Book No.
SO. page 143, and that the dover of said dcfen-
dant Margaret Stubs, mly be assigned her by
meteS and bounds therein, aud that at the next
term OF said Count application will be made by
the said John NJ. Stubs for an order that Par
tition may be made of slid premi ses and said
dover assigned therein.
FELIX MARSH.
Attest, Atty for Plaintiff.
l. b OGDES. Cl'k. Feb. 1. lS5S.-St
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-02-11

B Hear what the Medical Faculty
say of DIR. H.. Hostetter's celebrated Stone
och BikherS:
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-02-11
A. j. WHITE L CO., Sole Proprietors,
Sl Ianrard Cfronf ~ VI

on LtOTaru Street, New York.
DR.. MOrSe's Indian Root Pills
are sold by all Dealers in Medi-
cineS. g.
Agents wanted in every town, village
and hamlet in the land. Parties desir-
ing the agency will address as above for
terms.
Price % cents per box, five boxes will
be sent on receipt of 81, postage paid.
Dec. 24, IS57.-lV.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-02-11
IT IT

Corrected weekly by LANIUs & BLOOMFIELD,
Wholesale Grocers AMI Produce Dealers.
MAIN SrRBET, EATON ONO
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-18
IIOn. G. L. Pugh on the Senatorial
Elecii0n.


We insert on the first page Of this weeks
Seatna, the clear, able, and convincing, OPin-
ion EX-SENATOR PrsH. on the power Of the pres
ent Legislature to elect United States Sena-
tor. We fully concur in both the argument
ami the conclusion set forth in this document.
We have rom the first. says the Sidte',nop,
been equally decided in our judgment Of the
impolicy of such election, in political point Of
view. The Democracy of Ohio are strong
enough we believe, to secure the next Senator
in the regular way and at the regular time. II
we are not, we can better afford to surrender the
Olllce to the enemy, than to secure it to a Dem
ocTat by questionable and unusual means. We
do not believe the majority Of the Democracy
in the Legislature have been disposed to fore
stall the Senatorial election, and we express
this opinion from some knowledge Of their views
on the subject 1t is, however, matter Of
great satisfaction to us, as it must be to the
party that the question has been settled properly,
finally, and exclusively in Democratic counsel1
as it is now, by this manly and statesmanlike
paper from Mr.. PUGH.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-18
United states Agricultural Exhi-
billion.

This exhibition will take place at Richmond,
Va, dnring the last week in August, beginning
ON the 2jth. The premium list for 1853 is a
very liberal one. Among the premiums to be
awarded we may mention 500 for Durham
bulls, not under three years old; SO for Dur
ham COWS and hefcrs; 500 each for Ayrshire,
Hereford and Alderney bulls, and $75 each fol
cows and hciers. In the horse department
premiums of 500, S75, $50, $50 down toss
will also be awarded; while 70: sheep the pre-.
miums will range from 80 dolls down to s
The grounds at Richmond are very commodi-
Gus and accessible The Virginia Central So
ciety has agreed to furnish the grounds, &c.
and guarantee the payment of ten thousand
dollars in premiums in addition to the expcn.
ses OF the United States Society Hon. Caleb
Cushing OF Massachusetts, has been invited to
deliver the annual address.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-18

As our friend and distinguished fellow citi-
zen, Hon. John A. Bingham, will receive the
black republican nomination at Harlem Springs
Tomorrow, for Congress, viii he, ifhe pleases
in accepting the nomination, explain the follow
ing from Tom Corwin's late speech at Chilli.
cothe, and tell US whesher the Republican par
ty is in favor OF admitting slave as well as free
States, and whether the Republican porty con-
siders the Kansas question settled AS Mr..
Bingham hvors the nomination OF Mr.. Corwin
for Congress, and Caleb 3. Smith being the
first named member on the list Of the Republi-
can State Central Committee, it il right and
proper that he should tell bis constituents
whether he approves of their doctrines. Tell
u' all about it, friend bingham. We shall lie
at Harlem to hear you. We copy from the
Chilicothe ddeerttscr:--
Tow CoRwIN gave as reason WHY he did
not act with the Republican party heretofore,
that he did not like TO follow the leadership oI
such men as GfDDINGs; hut CALEB SMITH had
just given him the assurance that the Republi-
can party would vote to admit slave as well as
free States, which was acting out good Whe
Edoctrine, he no longer felt reluctance in acting
with the Republicans.
Tom Corwin, on Saturday, among other
things. said that tho Kansas question is settled
that there is scarcely probability that it will
again trouble the country.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-18
Land Appraiser for CadiZ TOwu-
r shin.

1t gives US great pleasure to announce to our
readers that the black republicans ofthis town
ship, at their convention on last Saturday, NOM
in tied for this important post, that excellent
citizen, Alexander Henderson, Esq. Knowing
the grcedneSs there is in that party for office,
we were afraid that their convention would nom
mate some jack who had neither sense, capa-
bility or anything else that was necessary to
perform the duties Of the office; but we highly
congratulate them in having nominated such a
good man for the post as Alexander Henderson.
Of one thing every person may rest assured Of
and that is this-Cadz township could not be
excclled in her nominations for this important
Office. Both Of the candidates, Walter Jami-
son and Alexander Henderson, arc pure upright
men, and either OF them will do what is right
The only difference between the candidates is
this-Mr. Jamison is the Oldest citizen and is
better acquainted with the value of the lands
and town property Of the town and township
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-18
Vnc Poetry Of EDhs sic,

AYERS PILLS, gil le, sugar-shod over the pal
ate, but their energy although wrapped up ia there
and Tells with giant force on the very foundations
of disease. There are thousands OF sufferers who
would not wear their distempers if they knew they
could be cured for % cts Try Ayers Pills, and
you will know it.
Purity the blood and disease will he starved out
Cleanse the system from impurities and you are
cured already. I#
Take this bet of all Purgatives and ScroIula -
lndiges lion, Weakness, Headache, Backnche S'e
ache, Jaundce, rheumatism, arrangements Of
the Liver Kidneys and Bow els, all arrangements
and all diseases which n pursative remedy can
REACH fly before them like darkness before the
Sun.
Reader, il you are suffering fro m any OF the mn
merous complains t!ey cure-sniier no more the
remedy has been provided for y ou, and it is crlmi
nal 20 neglect it,
That Ayers Cherry Pectoral, IS the best medi
cine fora Cough is known to the whole world ana
that Ayers Pills arc the best OF all Pills, Is known
TO those who have used them,
Prepared by ]. G AY Err. Chemist Lowell, Mss
and sold by all respectable Druggists every whert
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-18
Legal Notice.

Lctchworlh Birney, et al.
VS. In the Court Of Com.
Jease Forsvthe, mon Pleas Of Harrison
Benjamin +. Forsythe, County, Ohio.
ct. nj.
THE defendant Benjamin f Forsythe will take
i notice that on the 4th day OF August 1885, a
etition was filed in Court Of Conr on Pleas OF said
County, against him and others The petition
states that said Jesse Forsythe, at the March term
OF eaid Court A. d. 1853 in a certain partition
case then pending, to which you were a party de.
lend ant, procured order ef Court adjudging said
premises described in the petition in said partition
case TO him, at the appraise ment being 100000,
and ordering the Sheriff OF said County to make
him deed therefor upon his securing the respec.
tive shares in said sum OF the other parties to said
partition case. That said premises are worth al
least $500, and that hc procured tho order adj
juding them to him Tor $4,000 less than their val.
ue by fraud. The petition further proys to have
said order vacated or modified, 50 that said premi.
SOS may be putt public sale, that the other par
ties in said part iiion case may have their Just
rights in the same by election or otherwise You
nre required TO answer said petition on or beloru
the 2nd day Of October 1853
M JOSIAH NJ. ESTEP and
Aug. IL, l75s.Gt LEWIS LEW1ON.
Att'ys on Plaintiff.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-18
.Iion't All Come at Once. .

TOOTH ACEE, WARTS, CORNS, &C. can be
cured The greatest remedial agent ever
discovered for curing the above named discusses
The preparation is so cheap al common that a
child can procure the Ingredients and make the com
pound with perfect success. Cures Toohache III
1 Minutes Germs, Warts, &C, will be removed in
"A hours after the appica lion. All the above ma
med receipts viii be sent post paid 10 any address
on the receipt Of % cents to our address; which
mny be RENTED in postage stamps; be sides re-
ceipt for making Lemonade, Syrup, Nc Nc.
Address II. q CO.;
Box 10, West Carlisle, Coshocton Co., ..
Aug A. 'JS-tf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-18
Atlantic Telegraph
oPERATTo ION :
Queens sMessOge /!

TRINIrY BAY, Aag. / 1.
TO tho Directors Of the Atlantic Telegraph:
The cause of not transm tting and receiving in
tellig"nce through the cable is, that the nstru
mcntS require great deal ofcare and adjusting
| am doing IT, is as fast as possible. You should
not look upon the cable as an ordinary short
telegraph line, that can be worked through di-
rcctly. The cable has been successfully laid
and telcgraphic signals have been passed through
at pleasure, but we have encountered many lit
tie difficulties which require time, and which
only many experiments can entirely overcome.
/ see no reason to doubt that we shall he able
within few days to surmount all difficulties -
will send the earliest intination of the prob
able time tina: the Queens Message may be ex-
pccted. (Signed) pEl.ANTY
In addition to the above a private dispatch
has been received from reliable gentleman at
st. Johns who is in position to obtain the
earliest and most correct unofficial intelligence
concerning the operations in which lie states
that communications from the office ut Valencia
BAY have been received, but from some unex-
planned cause it has been impossible to send that
or any other intelligence to the operators at Va
lencia.
This state of things often occurs on land
ines--i e., an officer can receive correctly from
distant operator. and yet be unable to send a
word, and the difficulty is sooner or later found
to be in the battery, or its connections, or the
instruments, and there is no reason to doubt that
the present difficulty in working the cable will
as soon as the electricians can compare notes, be
entirely overcome.
SECOND DISPATCH.
New York. Aug. 10.
The cable is now reported all right at botl
ends, and the Queens message will probably be
here this afternoon. ID. ii. CRAid.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-18
KcntsYcixy Election.

The Louisville CoRrfer gives the returns oI
the late election in Kentucky, from eighty three
counties. The vote stands, REvLL, (Dem.)
5f,527; Mckee, (K ~ 47, ,605-REvILL's ma
iorty thus far, G.622 The Couy'er remarks
Tcic are yet twcnty-one counties to hear
from, in which Garrarl and Jnoes last year re-
ceivcd respectfully 8, 19G and 1871 votes
Reyl's loss in the above eghty-three coun-
ties is los, as compared with last years vote.
Should there be no change in the balance of the
counties Rcvills majority will be ll,543, The
vote in the State will hardly be So large as
that can last year.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-18
Tie New Es Dorado.

The reports of the Frazer river gold mines
sent from San Francisco for publication in the
London Times, arc of the most exciting dcscrip-
ton. The writer anticipates rush Of emf
grauts from every quarter of the world, civili-
zed and unchristian, to the New FL Dorado.
He advises the steamship Great Eastern to be
Immediately sent out to play as passenger and
fTcigh vessels from the Panama lsthmus along
the Mexican cost to San Francisco, and thence,
to Vancouvcr's Island, where he asserts she
could easily be ,locked at points on the coast.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-18
No I0L Penn Street,

OPPOSITE THE ST CLAIR HOTEL
Daily, except Sundays, for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis and all other Chronic Complaints conf
plicated with or causing Pulmonary Disease, in.
clnding Ca;arrh Heart Disease, Affections of the
Liver, Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Female Complaints,
etc, etc.
pRS. FITCH & SYKES would state that their
treatment of Consumption is biased upon The fact
that the disease exists in the blood und system at
large, both before and during its development in
the lungs, and they therefore employ Mechanical,
Hyqenic and Medicinal remedies To purify the
blood and strengthen the system. w ith lhsse, they
uso Medicinal lnhalations, which they value high
w. but only as Paliatives, (havlng 10 Curative Ell
feet when used alonel and l1valds are earnestly
cautioned against wasting the precious time OF Gu
rabiIiv on any treatment based upon the plausa'
bic but IA se idea that the 'sea Of tie disease can
be reached in direct manner by inhalation" tor
as before stated. the seat OF the disease Is in the
blood and its effects only in the lungs.
91-No char 6 for consultation.
A list of questions will lie sent to those wishing
to consult us by letter.
july +, 1858.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-18

The republican party is cmphatically the
black mans party. With it the question OF
slavery and the rights of the negro are para
mount questions The great question! They care
nothing about the interests Of the white Far
mcr or the Mcchanic--the Merchant or the
Tradcr,-they only indulge in bisSfu antci-
patton Of the time when Congress shall dictate
to the people what their local institutions shall
be- when it shall interfere with slavery in the
State,--of that hour when the swarthy hordes
Of Africans, in the South, shall be freed, and
scattered over the whole North enjoying the
right Of suffrage, marching up to the ballot.boN
side by side with white people, sitting in the
iury-boxes Of our country, and voting the 'reg
uIarly nominated (tph) republican ticket"
What care these peculiar friends of the negro
for rights Of white men? Are they interested
for their rights in Kansas? No. Their efforts
in that direction have been solely for the negro.
Ask the black republicans-says the Seneca,
Adrertisey the wild and talking ones--to define
their position upona question ofState policy,
go to theorizing upon the necessity OF immedi-
atcy taking some steps to prevent the spread
of slavery in some distant territory or they will
draw you 'ramhcad and bloody bone picture
OF life on plantation in & EORGIA as if we,
the people of Ohio, had any power to regulate
the domestic institutions OF the people Of a ter
rtory or of the State ofGeorgia! Speak to
them ofany political question connected with
our agricultural or commercial affairs and they
will go off with lingo in regard to the rights
Of the colored on.!-Everything sinks
into utter insignificancc with them lift has no
connexion with the slavery question or the ne
tgro! With GGDDISGs they regard the "neg,o
as a heareidy institution who ought to be ''e'e-
rated 10 an equality ,ciM tie mtites." And for
this institution the black republicans are
willing to peril the peace OF the Union-they
will endanger the liberty now enjoyed by free
white men rather than forego the privilege Of
making the Negro and the slavery topic the
paramount article Of their political creed. The
people are tired oftheir eternal and ceaseess
ljeremaids upon these questions. They do not
wish to degrade the negroes any m r, han
they are now, but they will never consent to
uphold the republican party in their scheming
to raise them to political equality with the
whites In lcgslating the people want the
,cAite Interests attended to; they do not want
their interests wrecked by any false sympathy
u for the colorcd man.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-18

A splendid Gold Wuich Tor SO, only Is fcauired
in advance, the balanca to be sent 10 us a. soon
as the watch is received in good order The up.
dersigned importers OF Waehes and flan laeinreKa
o Jewery would dispose of large Stock ofelegant
Gold Watches on the most liberni terms to ptIrcha.
seTs and agents. We warrant the Wat, hes good
tme-peces, solid gold cases, full ieweled patent e-
vers snch as sell in the country al from 40 10 5o
dollar and which We are selling al The low price
of S3i' each We want agents IN every section Of
the country 10 whom we are paying n commission
OF s. cash tor each Watch sOld or for the name Of
each purchaser sent with the first payment ts5 D.
We give the local agency tn the first person beconl.
ing purchaser in any ueighbOfhood, and will pay
him the above Famed commission tor every Watch
he sells thereaiter~ Any competent person can have
travelling agency, which by having one Of these
watches as sample, cau be made To pay better
than any business know Of An agent when
sending for his own Watch and the agency NAV or.
der watches for other customers ia the same pack.
age, by remitting the IS each, his commission to
be retained out OF the final payment Of S25 each.
By our specipl ARA ngement with European man
uiacturers and by taking advantage OF the present
low wages which preyrils in the manufacturing
districts we are prepared to say unhositatngy tEat
we canfurnlsb Gold Watches at a less price than
was ever offered in this any other market Be
sides this, our customers will obtain their Watches
from first hands, instead of paying as usual the
profits of the Importer, JObber Reta Ter, &c.
ANY person desiring to secure an agency or oh.
tain an elegant Gold Watch for their own use can
remit us the first So by mall when tho watch will
be Immediately sent to any part of the country, the
maindcr 25 to be forwarded to us ON receipt Of tho
Watch
AS the public have have been frequently swis.
died by bogus enterprises, take pleasure in re-
lering to the following substantial and well known
business houses any one of which wi II yOuch TOR
The legitimate, reliable ana honorable character Of
this business.
B. NJ. a. h. A. WIFI LOCR& Co, Wholesale
Groce.s. - Beekmln street. n Y.
\. 5. BARNES Il co Book Publishers, 81 &
SO John st N. Y. I
W.N. A., HAYWARD & CO., Jewellers, 2os
Broadway, N. Y.
N. McCONOCHlE & Co, Commission Msr.
chants 43 g. 45 Broad street, n Y.
]. W. H. SfURGiS 4 SON, Wholesale Croccrs
9o Front Row., Memphis, Tenn. 6
address
j. &. BEERS a. co.
No Mnlden Lane, N. W
a1-Persons viii be particular in sending their
address, to give the Town, County, and State,
August II, lS5S-f
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-18
THE TELEGRAPH WORKING
Message of Victoria.
REPLYOF THE PRESIDENT
THE FIRST DlsPA TCH.

y q u
From the Ohio Statesman, Aug. II.
Last hight We began to receive dispatches
from Great Britain bp the ocean Telegraph
They willbe found below, together with the re-
ply OF Mr.. BUcnAHAN. The success oft line
ais now complete so Ear as the working is concer-
ned, and il seems to be the general opinion that
it will be paying concern;
The # rst Message.
CYRrs STATION, Y. h., Aug 10th.
70 THE DiEEcToEs OF THE ATLANTIC TELE-
GRAPH CoMPANY:
Europe and America arc united by telegraph.
Glory he to God in the highest, on earth--peace
and good will towards men. (Signed.)
j1gEcfo.s or TUE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH Con-
PAGy OF GgEAT BRtTAIS.
M Il 1kmcen,s Message.
HoSoRABAE THE PGEsWEST OF THE UNITED
STATES:
IIer Majesty desires to congratulate the Pres.
lent upon the successful completion Of this great
International work, in which the Queen has ta-
ksn the deepest interest
Presidents Message.
The President cordially reciprocaies the c)n-
rratuations Of Her Majesty, the Queen, on the
es.ccess of the great international enterprise
accomplished by the science, skill and indomi-
table energy 4 the two countries. II isa tri-
lmph more glorious, because more useful than
was ever won by the eonqueror on the field o.
battle.
May the Atlantic telegraph company under
The blessings, oflfeaysn prove to be bond o.
perpetual peace and friendship between The
kindred nations, and an instrument destined by
Divine Providence todiffuse religion, civilization
liberty and law throughout the world In this
yiyw will not all tie nations Of christendon
spontaneously mite IN the declaration that i
ssllail lse forever neutral, and that itsrsmmuni
cations shall lie held sacred in the places ofteil
dessination, in The midst Of hostilities. Datet
Washington City, August 10th, 1853.
I,oniises---I ---IIluIninations- -Ringing Of Bells
Firing u Cannan and great rejoicing eyerywher,
slirotalsyut The wlsole country La0sDsp
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-18

0TMr Stambaush Of Tuscarawas county, a
Fremont stumper Of 1886, vino pcrambuated
the country with Bingham during that campaign
and made a speech in Iadz in 1856, has joined
the Democratic ranks, AM made speech at
the ratification meeting at Columbus, the even
ing OF the 18th ult. lie says he can not muster
with party that deserts its principles as soon
as the Republican shrekers Of 1856 have done.
There are a great many who see things just as
Mr.. Stambaugh does, and will this fall rally
around the flag that is never lowered