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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29
4YER,s CFEETeRY PECTORAL.

Fer the rapid cure OF Coughs, Colds Eoarseness
Whooping cough; Asthma aud Consumption, is
universally known as the best remedy ever yet
discovered for every variety Of Pulmonary disenee.
So wide is the field of its usefulness, numerous
the cases o its cures, thai almost every section Of
country abounds in persons publicly known, who
have been restored from alarming and even des!
perate diseases Of the lungs. When once tried It's
superiority over every other medicine Of its kind is
too apparent to escape observation, and where its
virtues are known, the public no louger hesitate
what ontidoe to employ for the distressing and dan
ger0ns affections OF the pulmonary organs which
are incident 10 our climate. BY It's timely use ma
tny nay almost all attacks upon the Lungs throat
are arrested and thus are saved many thousands
every, year from premature grave. No family
should be without il, and those who do neglect to
provide Themselves With remedy which wards off
this dangerous class of diseases will have cause to
de- pore il when IL IL tho late Proofs olthe surpr
zing eicaey oi the Cherry Pictorial need not be Civ.
on to the An Ell: an peop e,-they have living
proofs 10 overyneghbofhood Butlhose who wish
10 read the statements Gf those whose health has
been rcsi0rec and whose lives have been saved hy
Its nse will lind lh m in my .Anieriran A Inanacs
which The agents b low named has to furnish gratis
for every onsi WAS ~ ta 9its
Prepared by ], ,Cl AY Err, Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
and sold by John Mclean and John Beall, Cadiz;
1'Iios. Hoph ins Mooreteld; h. j. Phipps, SMYRNA.
~. lGreen, FreePopis Cannon 4 bro, New Athens.
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UARRIsON C,,TJNTy FAIR.

Order of exhibition for the Harrison County
Fair, to be held in Cadiz, on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, 9th, 7th and 9Th days Of Octo
ber, 1858.
Chief Marshal, Eli Peacock; Assistant Mar
shals, Henry Boyles and Wm. Bond.
Family ticket entrance gate, James Jamison,
Elijah Leizare and NJ. b. Kennedy.
Exit Gate, Resin Baker.
Entrance and exit gate for Carriages, Garrett
Shank and Joseph Dckerson.
Chief Police, VIM. Cady Outside Police,
Andrew Ferrell, Evan Jones, John Wilson and
John BarcTOit.
Superintendent: for locating Cake wagons, &C.,
J ohm Haverfield.
Committee to procure forage, John G. Jami-
son.
FIRST DAY.
Exhibitors will be required to have all arti-
ces and stock for exhibition entered by II o.
clock of this day, and no articles can be entered
after this day.
Boys HorSemanShip at O'Clock.
SECOND DAY.
The committees will be called precisely at 10
o'clock at the Floral Hall, and will at once pro-
cead to business. .....
The exhibition of Horses will then commence
in the order that they are named IN the prem
um list.
Ladies Riding at 2 o'clock.
THIRD DAY.
The sweep stake class Of Stallions, and the
Ma chcd and Fancy Matched horses will be ex-
hibited in the forenoon Of this day. Committees
will b, required to report to the Secretary be
fore - O'Clock.
Fast horses will will be tried at o'clock
Ladies Driving at O'clock.
AT O'Clock the premiums will be announced
Entries.
Exhibitors will confer special favor, by mH :
ing their entries at as early day as possible.
They can do so at any time before the Fair, by
applying to the Secretary. He can he found at
Kuox's Store, in Cadiz, for one week beior the
fair.
Exhibitors.
fit be aScertained that any exhibitors has
made false statements in regard to any anjmtl,
or article exhibited, or shall attempt to inter.
ftre with the judges 1.-THE per Iormances Of then
duty in any way. they shall be excluded
| from competition. until after the award has beer
made, anyndication ofownerslip from any one
to the Judge will not be allowed, The same
rules with regard to family tickets, single tick
cts Cards, &c, will be observed that was adopt
ed last year.
Co., JACOB JARVIS, Secretary.
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Muiattoes .as the North and south.

MuiattOeS .na the North and South.
The black republicans desire all the negroes
to be free and to go and come where and when
they ple"se. To show enc the effects Of their
doctrines, as advocated by Bingham, the tGAow-
ing figures from the last u. S. Census, shows
conclusively where ANA gumaton DOTH most
abound. Those that are fond Of amalgamation
should be black republicans. These fguresean-
not be denied. Wdtake SLAVE and ice States
alternately. The Slave firSt:-In Alabama
there are mulattoes to10O blacks;in Connecticut
30 to 100 blacks; IN Arkansas 16; in Illinois 85;
IN Georgia s; in Indiana so; in Kentucky II,
in Maine 81; Maryland Is; in Massachusetts 81:
In Louisiana Il; IN Michigan &c; in Mississippi
I; New Hampshire 81; North Carolina y; IN
in Ohio 1873; in South Carolina 4; in Pennsyl-
vana 40; in Tennessee 10; in Wisconsin 81; in
! Nav York 10; in Virginia II; sc. The "slaye''
and Stree" States throughout the Union slow
| the proportion named above Of mulattoes to ev-
cry one hundred blacks; and in all Of the Isl ,ve
States excepting the District Of Columbia, the
proportion Of mulattoes TO blacks is so per cen
less than in Massachusetts. This shows con
clusivey that anna lgamation is much more com
| mon in the North than at the South, and it il
very reasonable that it should be so, for the ten
dency Of abolition is TO equalize the races socia
| ly as well as politically.
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NO TDl B'rnn street,

OPPOSITE THE Sr CLAIR HOTEL,
Daily, except Sundays, for Consumption Asthma,
Bronchitis and all other Chronic Complaints COM
piaoicd with or causing Pulmonary Disease. in.
cudiag Caiarrh. Elcurt Disease, Affections of the
Liver, Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Female Complaints
etc. etc.
DRS. FIFTH & SYKES would state that their
treatment of Consumption is based upon the fact
shat the disease exists in the blood and system at
la'ee, both before, and during ts development in
the lungs, and Ihcy therefore employ Mechanical,
Hygienic- and Medicinal remedies to purify the
blood and strengthen the system. With thSse they
use Medicinal lnhalations which they value high
ly, but only rs Paiatives, thaying no Curative ei
feet whom used alone,) and l1valids arc earnestly
cautioned against wasting the precious time of Gu
rabiIny on any treatment based upon the pIansa-
be- but fa se idea that the seat OF tie dlsease can
be reached in direct manner by Inhalation, - for
as before stated, the seat ol the disease is in the
blood and its effects only in the lungs.
9J-No char. for consultation.
A list of quest tons willie sent to those wishing
| TO consnt lis by letter.
July Z 1855
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1--WE have Piped unto Won Rnd We
have MOf Danced"

The l,cayenworth (kansas) correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Times closes a letter Of Septem-
Der Bib, by saying:
"A paper is now in circulation FOR the sigma
tires Of all who are opposed to applying for the
admission of Kansas during the next five years.
have not heard ofa single individual who has
objected to signing the paper. II is the inten-
tion to hold meeting and devise plan BY
which the desire ofthe people maybe expressed
upon this question. From presentappearances
there is not thousand people in the Territory
in favor OF applying br admission during the
next Congress, II least"
'lhtt * distressing news for tbs colored cp-
position. Whit will they doifthe people Of
Kansas viii n,td,ues whsn they fl lille 50 ear
ncstlyg Can'tsom,bsdy do something to stir
~ Kansas. Il, ,-. IA ~,
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,t4y-rftbe following i true, We wonl,

OeTlfthe following Is true, we wonld like to
ask some black republican philosopher how long
it will be before Kansas viii have sufficient pop
nation 10 come into the Union as State; and
free one at that
Sr. Lours, Sept. 2t.-The Wyandotte Kan
sas Gazette, ofthe 18th, says yesterday $1,000
worth Of gold dust arrived here from Pixies Teak,
One man brought 5000 the resllt Of q lew
weeks work.
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s Pccial 9lotitcs
~rO CUNsuMpTlvEs-The advert er havin

T1O CUNSUMPTlVES.-T advert er having
| been restored to health in few weeks, by a
very simple remedy, after having sui' red several
yea ) with severe Lung All ctoh, and that dread
diaea.e, nonsumpiion,--is anxious 10 make known
to his fellow. sufferers the means Of cure 10 all
who desire it he will copy OF the Prescription
ell tfrce of chnrgel with dir ctons for preparing
and II in9 the same, Which they will find u sure
Gu e for Consumption, Ashoa, Bronchitis, &c. The
only object Of the advefliser sending The proscrif
lion is o benefit the afflicted and he hopes every
ifIartr will Try his remedy. as it will cns' them
noshing. and may prove blessing. Parties " ish-
ing the plcsciinti.n wI pie se I'd ress
GEN EDW ARD A WILSON.
Scp29- 'J9 3m Wllhasnsburgh, Long Island
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Preparing to IseOrgnni G

Active measures are now on foot to rub out
the Republican party, and reorganize a new par
ty after the election in October. Mr.. Corwir
is now making speeches to prepare the people
for the change. Mr.. Corwin, Edward Ball and
others, are determined that the Abolitonists,
led by Chase, Giddings, Coulter, Van Syke
4 Co., shall not lead them away any longer.
This is preparatory to the Presidential cleo
ton Of 1860
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ncu,ocrntic Ticket.

Supreme Judge: Thomas w. BARLEY.
Attorney General: Durbin Ward.
Comptroller of Treasury: Samuel w ellison.
Board of Public Works: Richard II. Hendrckson
Common Pleas Judge: William Kennon, Sr.
Congress-: Thomas Means:
Auditor: Alexander Mahood.
Recorder: Elias S. Kennedy.
Surveyor: Robert Crossan.
Commissioner: Jacob Latierty.
Infrmary Director: Thomas Love.
Let it not be deiaced in any manner, but vote
as all good Democrats do, clean ticket Let
the black republicans do their own voting il they
chose, but tell them, that as a Democrat there
is your ticket, and that is the one you will vote
and no other. Tell the black republicans that
they boast of having a large majority in this
county and that they must look to their own
men and not to Democrats for their votes.-
Trade no votes but vote the above ticket just as
it is. Your candidates are all good men, and
ali of them come up to the Jetfersonian STANDARD
-"they are honest capable, and faithful" We
say again, go to the polls early, and see that ev
cry Democrat is at his post; and if you do this
you will give black republicaniSm such drub
bing as it has never before received in this State
Let every Democrat do his duty, By Uotiny a,
lnscyatclted ticket and all will lie well for the
Democracy.
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~ IHlpOTluHt 10 GuIuleIS, liftI9
Men-E8
BEAf1 Y'S ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT
Is the only Medicine in use whichwill efiectuay
cure Ringbono, SPAWN and Splint Itis not can.
ed for the Arabian Ointment, as it is for nearly all
oiher medicines OF the day, to cure all diseases
which Horse and Man are heir tn, but only 10 cure
the above nnmed diseases, " hen il is used accord
irg to directions Rinebone, SPAWN and SpIint are
diseases OF precisely a similar character, conse-
quently Medicine which will heneht or cure one,
is adapted 10 the ther This Ointment penetrates
he pores, reaches and converts the callous into
matter, and the diseased lump is thus discharged
in the form of pus or matter through the skin,
Ewiihout removing the hair, il not put on heavier
| than according to directions. II has been said by
those who have used the Ointment, thatitwiil cure
the Poll Evil and Farcy. 1t is certain, however,
that it will cure or remove any callous Jumps from
horse, wherever located. Try it, and il, alter
nsing 1t a week according to directions, you are
not satisfied US to its efficacy return the box to the
/ agent and he will refund the money.
| Price 81 90 per box. Put upin 4oz. boxes.
Manufactured ond sold Wholesale by JAMES H
BEATTY & CO.. Franklin, Venago Co, IA,
/ 10 whom all orders must be directed
For Sale by John Beal, Cadz; J. p Watson
JiaIrisyille; Geo q. Morgan, Mt pleasanti Am
trose Reed, Hopedale. fH'
l. July Z 1855 emo &fnti
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Means liiccIiOm Sure.

Our letters from all parts Of the district this
(ruesdayl morning assures us that Judge
Means will be elected if every Democrat in
the district is at the polls. Democrats O.
Harrison county do your full duty and all will
b. we'll Hurrah for Means.
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The LAST ATTEMPT TO GET SYMPATHY
Break down your press through carcle ssness,
then try to make the public believe that some
scounarel entered your ofi,e in the night and
broke it. This is one Of Dick Hattons latest
lodges. No person but Dick Hatton could get
up such a dodge as that. 1t is nearly equal to
his selling oilcake fsd po,kers, for corn jei ones.
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nunn,s Rill.

Bingham in reply to question propounded
b; Hon. r. j. Atkinson at discussion held at
Mechanickstown, Carroll county, in 1855, said
that had be (Bingham) been present when the
vote was taken in the House on Dumas bill, he
,onsagAa uotel jort; which bill legalzed slave
ry in Kansas, and made children born Of slav-
mothers slaves far life.
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kas
Farm far Sale

TNHE subscribers will offer at public sale on the
L premises of Sarah Jamson, deceased, on Fri
day the s9th day of October, 1858, in German T p.
Harrison county Ohio, on the Steuhenvill0 and In.
diana railroad, near Nliler's station, containing
l01 acres or e,s, about 20 acres cleared, the
balance well Iinibered. The improvements are one
brick dwelling house double log barn two ten
ant houses. the farm is well watered and in high
state OF cuItvaon also orchard OF bearing fruit
trees, in short everything to maks desirable h me
and pleasant situation.
All nece ssary Information given on application
to either OF the Undersigned.
Sale to commence al O'Clock 7. VI. OF said day
Sep 29'5S SAMUEL JAMESON,
McCOURTNY B3IZ,
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(E5-1he Democratic party has outlged every
opposing party that ever rose up in this country,
and it is destined to outlivc all the base factions
and coalitions that may be found formed against
it hereafter. 1t is the only political party that
is now worthy Of the confidence and respect ol
the people, aud it is the only party that is cal
culated 10 develop the true greatness and glory
ofthe country
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erThe St. Clairsvills Oiroaicls in speaking

Vy lhe ot. CialrSvHte Cft10HiCfe IN speaking
Of Tom Corwin says
"lle Is doing big work wherever he goes"
That's SO! Because he is knocking the black
republican party all to atoms By his advocacy Of
slave as well as free States.
We suppose that Bingham will tell us in the
discussion on next Wednesday whether he has
changed since he told Barksdalc, Of Mississippi
tiat b. could never vote for the admission Of a
slave State under any circumstances"
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C.s55-The Democracy Of fCincinnati held on the
2lst inst, in the fifth street Market space, the
largest meeting ever held in the city by any
partv
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COUNTY TICKET.

AUDITOR,
Alexander NTabOOd, Of Atie;.s Township
RECORDER,
Elias s. Kennedy. af NOttinghaH "
CRvEYoR,
Robert CrOssan. Of Green
COMMISSIONER,
JncOb LnfFcrty, Of Moorcfe'a +"
lNFIRMARY DIRECTOR,
Thomas Love, o. Caaiz
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Permanent Ofl5ce.

Comply ing with the urgent request Of hun
dreds Of their patie,is.
Drs. G.. VA. EEEG'E5 81 J. w. $XES E,S
Have concluded 10 remain PER MANENFhY IN
PITTSBURGH, II, and may bo consulted at their Of
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Einrfinn nnY.

Next Tuesday ureek, October IL, is election
day. Democrats Of Harrison county are you
ready for it? Have you got your townships
thoroughly organized? Have you made prePa-
rations to get every Democratic voter to The
polls? Ifyou have, all is well. lfyou have
not there is no time to lose in so doing. Go to
work immediately and have your townships
thoroughly organized. Every Democratic vote
that is pollediu Harrison county adds that mnch
to the strength o the Democratic State ticket,
and our Congressional and Judicial tickets. Ii
every Democratic vote in the State Is out at the
polls, no one doubts but that our entire State
ticket will be elected And il every Democrat
icyote is poiled in this Judicial district, who
doubts but that Judge Kennon will be elected
Judge? And ifeyery Democratic vote in this
Congressional district is PEELED, our excellent
nominee, j udgs Means, will be triunphantly
elected and john A. Bingham will have the
pleasure of staying at home. And will not
that be glory enough for century? And itev-
cry vote in Harrison county spoiled, the black
republican majority in this county will be re-
duced at least go, and perhaps part if not all
of our comfy ticket will be elected And
would not every Democrat leap with JOY over
such triumph? Democrats of Harrison coun-
ty, there is a great and important work before
you. and we beseech you as you love lPcherish
the principles of the good old Democpatic par.
ty, 10 put your shoulders to the wheel and work
increasingly and unt;ringly until ?. NJ ofnext
Tuesday week for the success of our ticket. GC
to the polls early and posit this ticket and nc
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A Stray Buggy

WAS found On the night of tho II Of August,
w near Samuel Hines Mill, in Cadiz township
n Buggy and Harness. which the owner can have
by proving the same to be his. and paving charges.
Apply TO SAMUEL HINES.
Sep % 1858
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DIR. iExTST'Egs'S
MEnInAr. MAMMAL.

Being M original oni popp'ar Treaties on
MAN 81 WON AN:
Their Physiol gy Functions and Sexual Disor.
ders of every kind. with never-faiHag Remedies
Tor the speedy cure of diseases ota private
and deli nts character inclcnt 10 tho
violation Of the Laws of Nature
ana Nalure's God .s l.ssa
Price ,H'IynlsN-flYc CcestS.
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Mn. EDrroR: 1t j. Centrally believed here in
CarroIlton that ycur town<,nan and Congress.
man, John .A.tingmm, Is in partnership with
our citizen John Beatty, ii the buihliug 81 .
StH Hgpse. Beatty is worih nothing, and the
proof j. pretty good thai he has got the money
10 build hontJohn A. Bingham. or through
Bingialh's influence.
4 s.,ss 34 Yours,
ii .a ag3s CARa0LLT0N. IS
4. earolltoa, Sept. "a, ASS. f eag
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Price Twe,ty-Glve Cents.

~ tNA vi ~ it,,. I III Author 0i the hh0Ve
>>>%.HT; 81 SksTsf/> vOIl me il graduate, and
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->S1HH MzzSeotcsI treatment of Syphilis and
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TESTIMONY OF rHE PROF, OF OBSTETRICS IN PENN.
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est confidence ~
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FRoM A. WOODWARD, M. D., Of PENN. USIyERst-
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| ALFRED WOODWARD, M. ID.
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