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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-14

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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-14
oshfh MhANS JAMES MANS GEO. y. ALAA
MEANS & BROTH ERS. .
: m Il, nj II n N W. N rN q IL

August ], 1856 i 4
IN operation long enough 10 satisfy me- havn
ground 100 Bushels OF Wheat with 10 husheIs -,
coal md think if we had good dry wheat il coul,t
be done with less coal have no hesitation IN r,-
commencing your Engines. { -.
A. M. BUCHANAN.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-14
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-14

40 Ann ST, New 7 OrK
We are making arrangements to supply our Lady
readers with Patterns of Embredery Crochet
work, &c, and h atiiuI Engraving TO all our sub.
scr ers, which will uI course be free OF charge.
April "A, 'a9 .6m
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-14
Significant Facts.

This Ointment IS universally used on boqrd the
Atlantic and Pacific whaling fleet as cure FOL
scorbutic affections, and as the best possible RENE
Tor wounds and bruises Large supplies OF it have
recently been ordered by the Sultan OF Turkey ioI
hospital purposes.
Boil Tie Ointnae3I and Pal8 should be used Ia dl
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-14

nr. Kennedy. Of IoKbury, has discovered o. asls
OuI eOHInoh pasture weeass rene sfj1lr., eires
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

OF ground handsomely located within three hu
ired yards ~ M depo cooaipns eleven looms With s en-
cellar coal house, good well o, water and .istern
vsrety Of fruit Apply % lanes HEaLY, 81 %
ticket Office, foTitsn, OF q James Cole.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

COUNTRY SEAT AT STATEN ISLAND FOR SALE
or erchange-onsisng OF Gothic mansion, built bv the
late Seth for c. wetmore Es and finished in the
approved ,yls Of archtecure two stables and out
all with convenience excellent
and perfectly healthy; Vanderbilt avenue nve
mnuies walk from The ferry commanding fine view OF tho
bay OF sew York There of land all laid nut
The English park Style and wei stocked with fruit and cut
tivsted shrdbbery, &c Apply 10 JOSEPH w. yARNUM,
Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

(yoUrTRY SEAT FOR SALE OR LEAsE-sITUATED
" on Norh Shell road, Eewown. /. j about two miles
from Grand Houeon Tenth street ferry nine scres Of
house. 20 by a. feet fifteen farm
carriage and barn AMI other buildings,
variety grapes and great variety OF
Alec let three four houses Nos
~ "a snd ~ Second avenue and three large lofts For fur
Ler par ucuiars apply GEO. W. EDWARDS, III and 20
Chry sii. street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

CroR sar.H OR ExcHASoE-roR HOUSE IN rurs
ely two and half story co,tsge, wi tsenty city
lots free and clear IN the healthy vlsee Of bergen POn
j., accessible every hour by stesmbosl 81 10.
place good view q sew Brighton New io-s bay &c
INQUIRE % VICTOR SEAMAs, n Hamilton street New
yort In the evening; address note, az ose, win
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

EoR SALE OR TO Lsr-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
with Of orchard grated fruits of all
binds barn, chickens oubudngs and everything complete
br gentemans country residence at Maiden, the HID
river three minutes walk from The lending For further
particulars inquire at 1888 Adsn-s street, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

CvOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOs IMPROVED CITY
II property at spuytenduyv1-s large new frame cot
pge with and Of ground, OF mo e u des-ei
tssefuliy improved convenience susble for
family az respeesahtv Ave minutes walk from the depot
Appiv 10 A. j. BLEhCKER, n IN 90 No. 5rosd sr eet
or A. LEAMAF. 81 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

TOR SALE OR TO LET-Ar FthrLtSD, T. T., A
very beautiful cottage, with surrounding Inds about
three acres containing shrubbery &c barr ami ouhoes,
uh delightful view within forty minutes ride % Full.
Jon ferry. Inquire OF pEURGE COLEMAN, Ea,, the
premises or ". CBAMBERLAIN, 6qNas-au ct New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

f,oUNTRy RESIDENCE FOR sALE-ABOur FOUR
~ with fr at excellent house hed In with brick,
near Sound good fishing and oysterng barn carriage
house. Ac marble mznel., and 40 fee. from the water
pssuifn alton; tho village of isip
place Nevtown L. 4; At uyds Park and al Oys
Ter Bay, for sale exchange also rOokyn aud Williams
burg property Apply TO y CNDERHiLla Iel BROADWAY,
corner Of Dey street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

DEAUTIFuL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE-AT
ID Claremont South Bergen, two miles from Jersey City
nne Wow Of tue bay New York. Mar
rows &c frame house, oiled In with brick, 50 feet
square piazza front and containing nine rooms and four
closets bathroom, sl srble manes with CRATES range
In kitchen and cellar Whole sxe OF house, good
house. Ice house and good well Of water plenty OF How
es fruit, ssparagus pie plant kc Price 5000 part can
remain on bond and mortgage Also the brick building and
Montgomery Jersey uity built tor hsur
and feed and occupied a. stable also the stable
Of ho~ess and carriages seghs harness. for sale with
will the business been established " viii
be exchanged for goodf not sold at private sale viii
he sale public the Merchants Ex
change, New York Of which due notice will be given
HEIR STIFF Is Montgomery street. Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

DROOKLYN.-FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET; A
Id Of within minutes walk Of Court street
ana three Of the South ferry consisting Of one parlar
three bedrooms and kitchen the latter ming water
sink; throughout with separate meter. The
prety furnished and contain requisite for
Housekeeping Rent u TO s. week. Reference reaured
Apply between II and p M No Pacific street. between
Cntn and Court srees Possession given Immediately, or
70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

(yOUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE OR TO IET-AT PELHAM
~ Bridge six miles from Harlem, in Wes.chester cou,ty
hkss n of 100 feet the house three stories with
four Psrlors oor Two story kitchen with observ aory
has built years. newly painted and erfect order
variety fine excellent We'll OF water good
boating and fishing and any desiring country
presents Inducements seldom with there three
OF ground attached The will DO Jet At
eenable rent sold exchanged 70, city property Inquire q
236 bleecker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

L,OR sh.F-A HOUSE, STABLE AND TWO LOTS OF
xropnd Ess Fifty second street south side between
Second and Third avenues House Two story and basement
frsme hed 10 with bn size Of house s5n and contains
bath, water closets, bot cold waer ire
stable frame Of stsbie 25v25 hree stalls
bowls snd harness carriage large io
ard sleeping on the second door avd supplied ~
rOton b9 between hours n, 10
A n and p, N. Price E,VcQ. Inquire the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

IrARN FOR sALE-ys HOURS RIDE FROM NEW
Yori 10 Suillv, county, miles from rsirosd station,
canal river 500 dwelling barn, and sth
mill e,trs hesyy power fine land; III make OF
The best stock f-rns the States home market at New YORK.
price 81 800. ine farm H. 100
~ stock kr In ,uded; as f0 one S)acrcs
$3.50 o. acres 40 an good buildings sag
mill &C ~ y0; one, z3 acres o. 40 k~p c.eh. one l69
scre4 o. one 100 49, 500 other farms chesp
Of land % 70 10 SIS mills water
seats village and civ properly for sale and
change. sppiy 70 J. vANDERBILr agent and aucioueer
~ Ful,on street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

L,oR sALE-A COUNTRY SEAT ON LONG ISLAND,
situated the Of New iots, on Eldert lane
snedihsrs Hotel; siS Of land with good dwelling
house barnf stables ice house &c AL In good order Pos
session be hsd immedstely For terms. &c address
" &. t. box 2s26 Post once Ny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

DAM FOR sALE-Ar NAMARONECK, WEsTCHsS
county loo acres Of good land af,een acre. wood
land The balance under cultivation On the psce
carriage house and stables for AL tbs stocx
well s;ocked and has ali the farming utensils ne,essa
~ beautifully located, and only hours ride from
the CITY. Possesson can be bad immedasely. Apply 81
Carnine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

LNOR SALE EXCHANGE OR TO LEr-A LARGE
house containing eleven rooms, good water cistern,
Arbor hen use md stable 9th sin lots Of ground
fruit situated Madison between Ienth
and Eleventh streets Central Morrssni wes'ce-er county
Eve minutes walk from the Harlem Railroad depot For
particulars address A. Delaunay. Is Watts street rerms
able.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

NOR SALE-TBE THREE STORY. BASEMENT AND
under brick house OF South Fifth and Eighth
streets williamsburg aso house 10 South Fourth street all
fitted no with modern improvements water sssyfsnges
&c In perfect order and unexcepuonable negbbo,ho,i
rerms easy Inquire Of ]. " MESEROLE, basement VII
usmsburR City Rank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

YTNO LET OR FOR SALE-TuE DESIRABLE THREE
story brick house, containing all modern
No 81 Barrow street. near Hudson rent 800 AMI wa e tax
sale also the first class English bass
ment house north side OF West Thirty seventh street.
Fifth avenue; rent ST. 100 Apply 10 NJ VANDENBERGH,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

no LET OR LEASE FOR TERN OF YEARs-AR
CID established coal yard In South Brooklyn near The
out 800 feel from the river Possession the LIST OF Nav
II quire Of THOs. MULIAN t6 Atlantic street. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

C,ARn FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR BRoOKLYs
improved city property Containing fi6 acres With Gle
gAnt family residence good farm house sad outbuldnss
we sch,d with requisite. The farm in active ope
ration with growing crops &c. and has tho present
$4,000, is free from all encumbrsncr, will be divided
desired situated eight miles Washington D. c. For
further particulars address w. Bachelor Cottage Pos Office
Montgomery couny, Nd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

IA respocsfsnce. ssses tw, oon!hs' suspeo-
.;o,. The Be's.Ao Chsmses bad stoptee
b;a p,olossios the iaS Of 1885,, touching
foreigners. for three years. Tho tiI Of
lhose scccsed Of participated in the attempted
revelation a. NsP.ts bad comWeoced; go pfi'oa-
ets wete 10 cOatt. many Of whom we're in tds mos!
wretcb.d cond,t.oa 6cm toe ELECTS Of cod sssi
hanger. Prince Frederick Wl..iam aud wife had
arrived a, Co.oete TIE HO:.tein proposals. bad
bsen rejected at Copsoaasen BY decisive vote
The Gar of Russis bad reso;ved to eDancipate ail
the se,fs on his private domans, to secure to them
oil sde,ntsges granted to peasants on private &C.
ts,es. ss well as tie buildings which they now
occupy. SchsmJi was reported TO be upon the
poiot of submitting to the Russau', in Consequence
of the important advantages which they have gained
over the Circsssans. Tie money market contln-
ued easy. The banks Of England and Of Prussia
had reduced their rates OF discount to 81 and per
cent respectively Coasois closed at 1913 to 96.
The cotton market was quiet. but prices bad been
firmly maintained.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

Q"os d'"s rHh ptrdcre prins demesiai seems the
judgment pretty generally passed in Europe On the
fienen usufper' whom, but few weeks ago, the
lumbefle's sycopharts Of success in all couutries
all of all language cOOcurred to magnify into q
Kind OF subunsry providence Now, all at once
on the first approach Of real danger, the ds,ni-pod
is supposed to hsse sun mad. To those however.
who are not 10 be cas'iod away by first impress
sios, Lo.nins VIII sppesr more evident than that
the hero Of BOalosce Is today what he WA ye.ter.
dsy-siuply gambler. If be stakes hi. last card
and rsss all, It s DOT the man that has changed.
bat the chances OF tae game. There had been at
teup,s on Bossparte ,fe before without produc ing
any visible effect Ca the ecoromy of the Empire.
Why id the quicksilver ~h.oh exploded on the
l4iL oI JaGUa'J not ou!, HI persJus. bqt s.ass
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

By the srriya of the steamship Africa, late Sat
nrdsy night We are put in possession of three days
later sdvices from Europe. On the 18th inst. Par
Iiament resssembled Lord Palmerston had given
notice Of bill to amend the law relating to con.
spirccies to commit murder, in order to meet the
refugee question raised by the French Govern
mtnt. The French ambassador in Eoglsnd had
given notice that hencefOrth no passports would be
granted to persons not subjects of France, in su.
ntunciag which fact in Parliament Lord Clarendon
had stated that the British Government would soon
sresest the total abandonment of the system Of
passports Several failures, in consequence of the
suspension Of NJ. Oder, had taken place in Paris.
A decree had been published which invests Prince
Jerome Napoleon (unce of Lous) with the right of
attending the Council Of State and of presidias III
his uephsw's absence. La PfesT hal maie
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

Wa are Glad 10 see that the Aruy b,E driss 1,
tbs Ssna.e and that as it drsgs it becomes comp,
c.,sd Prcnosit;oa has followed proposition 10
such rapid succession. and the ba! hss assumed -
many shape., that we entertain hopes taas tao
whole project will fail in the end. Inc True course
would be TO refuse all additions to the Army OF every
description. Ii the Administration waot 70 eeeo'
force the Utah expedition let them take tue troops
ont of Kansas to do IL We hear constant CON-
pla;n,s that We have twelve hundred or hfteeo hna-
dred men shut up 10 the mountains who need 10 b
succored. 1t seems to be admitted that coupe
of thousand men or so would be amply sushesect TO
enable that force to cope with ali Mormoo1om.
Vary veil. We have over twenty-five hundred
troops in Kansas. They have no business there.
and ouobt 70 be removed. Let them be staded
for Utab as soon as the weather will allow. Tasu
Col Johnston will be relieved, and the oaly nsces.
sity for more troops viii be answered.
We are glad to see that Senator Seward has
sdled of into the support of Gov. Johnscns smeaS
meat TO raise a volunteer force, instead ot ge'ns
INTO the support of the new proposition OF the War
Committee 70 substitute three regiments for toe
thirty companies for which Mr. Seward previously
voted. Our Senator is now on the right track. and
We hone he will remain so. II we are to have eng
additional force at ALL let ii be force Of volunteers
But az things now stand, we are decidedly IN ssot
Of no increase whatever. Let US see the Kansas
question through before raising man. Mr. Sew
ard having come half way to the true position. why
cannot he be induced to come the rest OF the dis
tance1 One thing at time is good maxim.
Let us all act upon it. Mr.. Seward says he thnks
Mr.. Buchanan means no mischief with the troops
in Kansas and therefore he is disincned to rethss
additions to the existing force for service in Utah.
But if experience can teach anything 1t teaches
that we have reason to fear everything from tho
Administration in relation to Kansas 1t fatality
TO trust it in the least. The only true pebcy Tor
the Free State men ia Congress is to force tho
troops out of Kansas BY compelling the Admiastra-
tion TO use them to relieve Col Johnston. The
friends Of fair play would be fully justified In rsfa-
ing TO vote man for any purpose except under q
pledge that the people Of Kansas should be relieved
from the presence of the force there the momsat
the season will allow the troops to be moved. Bat
the Kansas question is rapidly coming to bead.
and why not defer altogether the decision Of tao
Amy increase till that is disposed of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

Mr.. William Ballard Preston, the steaui-mlsson-
ary sent from Virginia TO France, has returned and
has. Of course, cOnyoked town meeting in Rich
mond, on Wednesday of last week, in the Hall
called the Metropolitan in that city. What
he said of what he had done it is merely
fair TO lay before our readers. tie de
Jared that for nearly twenty years there had
been "yarious public demonstrations in favor OF
a. direct communication with Europe and the
Southern States" All these projects, however,
had come to gIief. But a brighter day was dawn
mg. He had been to England, but the selfish
capitalists of that kingdom gave him the cold
shoulder He then went TO France. There all
WIS civil polite and complacent. He says that he
succeeded in closing contract with the Orleans
Railway Company, proridtd the terms Of the con-
tract are ratified and carried into effect upon this
.ide of the Atlantic" Ah, that confounded
provided" Never mind Let us see what the
terms Of this contract are. The agreement $50 far
ss il can be considered an asreement) is that four
stesmers shall ply between Nantes and Norfolk,
and sball make twenty-four round trips in the
year. The Company is to be Franco American.
France contributes $l,5O0,OO0 Virginia con-
tributes an equal sum. But now we come
to what may be called the rub Of the contract Vr-
ginia is to guarantee. for ten years, "a subyenton
"for mail service of Sl2 500 per round trip" Two
of the proposed steamers are to be built in Virginia
and are to carry the American flag. Two are to be
built in France, and are to carry the French flag.
Upon these statements being duly considered, the
Redmond meeting at once resolved to petition the
Legislature of Virginia for a charter, and to me-
moriaize Congress for material Gid 1t will be seen
that our French friends still keep upon the shady
side. Their maxim ID, "No money, no boats, "
and very wise aud prudent maxim it is. Mr..
Crspaud is ready with hs 81 500, 900 whenever Viz
pinia has Ike sum to put into the venture.
Without subsidy from Congress, and $l,5OO,OO
raised in capital stock in Virginia, the Orleans
Railway Company viii not move an inch. All their
stipulatons are blocked and hedged by the proviso
Of ca.h. Probably Mr. William Ballard Preston
pressed upon them the idea that he could secure
this amount by carrying around hat for couple
of hours in Richmond bar-room. Let him try it
on! Let him see how MANY tin sixpences be will
be able to collect
Virginia seems to entertain the impression that
if one steamboat could leave Norfolk for Europe
and another arrive there from Europe every two
weeks, the fortune of the Old Dominion would be
made. We fear, on the other hand, that there is a
whole wilderness of folly in the notions Of our slave
heldng brethren. Virginia looks at the Free States
and beholds the face of the country coyered with
railroad. ntehacipg another in every direction.
The cars are filed By busy people, and their
movements disclose bOundless activity and prosper.
i;y. Forthwith Virginia imagnes tAlt il she too
shall cover toe a<e Of the State with railroads tue
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

thess two operations ia lovely 10 behold. All tAA
is wsosed for spieodid culmsnaaoo 70 toe pso'ss
which the siguers have 10 view, w'u % 70 make
Fernando himself preside over the gssaee;as' 1t
il the business Of every mao Of the pre'sa' gsae'
ration to be surprised at 40 mona'fos''y 10 ps'y
poli,;cs; hence We have no wopderment ~ oes'ow
90 the fact that so-cal!ed respectable mea-and
wealthy too-Erst recommend forser and swipd'
Ter for the highest civic Office OF the city aaa taen
susts;n the most Hsgrant political crime shat our
couttry has yet to be ashamed Of sni Oae waeA
will match any sisiny on the hsckest pags Of
histnrr