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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-10
From our EAtra " monday Evening feh' g.
Fight in Congress
Cons neuccd by Grow d Kcitt.


The following from the telegraphie column Of
the Wheeling L,te3liqeacer, oil today, (Feb, 8,,)
gives an account Of Glghi in Congress on last
Saturday morning.
WAsHrNar6S, Feb 6.-In the House, the
whole night was wasted on trivial motions. AT
halt past 6 A. NJ, Mr. Qnitman submitted re,
solution that the House adjourn till Monday
next when the subject under consideration the
Kansas message shall be resumed; and the vote
on the pending propositions shall be taken with
out further delay, debate or dilatory motions
Unanimous consent was given for the introduc-
tion Of the resolution, VIII ch wos agreed to. and
the Speaker announced the House adjourned
until Monday, when the subject will be the Spc-
cial order. ,. 4..H. II, D.. ID.
Just be ore 2 a. m the House was thrown in
to violent excitement. and SC, ne OF fearful con-
fusion. ItaIpears that while MIR Grow, OF Pa,
was walking down the aisle on the Democrat c
side Of the Hall Mr. kcitt, of s. G., and a
friend. approached him. and a slight squab'le
ensued keitt struck Grow, when the parties
were separated by their friends. They exchang-
ed words in an evidently excited and menacing
manner. Keitt again dealt a blow at Grow, the
latter knocking him down. Crowds Of their re-
spective friends rushed to the rescue Of the va
rious members on each side who engaged in q
fight in the area in front OF the Clerks desk
Washburnc, Of Illinois, was conspicuous among
the Republicans, dealing heavy blows, and
| speaking loudly called for order and the Ser
| geant-at rms to Interfere.
That officer carrying his mace Of his office, to-
gether with his assistants, hurried to the scene
and crowded into the th'ckest Of the fight in
which at least dozen members were engaged
Some minutes elapsed before the truly fearful
contest was Quilted. The members having re
luctantly retired to their seats, there was dead
calm in comparison with the scene just enacted
| MIR. Quitman moved that they now adjourn
and take mp the question on The reference OF the
message on monday, at O'Clock, P. M. En-
phatic general responses from the Republican
side of No! NoM Confusion began to b eak out
afrosh, when the Speaker said he would direct
the Sergeant al. Arms to place under arrest al
| who disgraccd the rler OF the House.
Mr.. Campbell, Of Oli', said he oresaw that
disagreeable feelings would result here from the
exciting questions connected with Kansas, and
was called TO order BY Mr.. Barksdale.
| MIR Campbell said he wished the gentleman
| from Mississippi to know that he was lis peer
| member OF Congress who was witness t
the difficulty between Mes.rs. Grow and Keitt
gives The following particulars:
Grow objected to Quitman making any re
| marks.
| Keitt said, 'Ir you are going to object, return
to your own side Of The House"
| Grow responded that this is free Hall, ant
any man has a + gilt togo where he pleases."
| keitt came up to Grow, and said .'he wanted
to know what he meant by such an answer al
that"
n II. - IA 4 4, n =. .,.at .,,Lat ~. ,.;1
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u. G. L. C. AZ. Es.

A late number Of the Cincinnati Commercial
has the following in reference to the Pittsburgh,
Columbus ana Cincinnati Railroad. 1t will lie
read with interest by the friends Of our excel
lent road There is no man more untiring in
promoting the interest of any object or enter
prize than Jul e Jewett is in laborins to pro
mote the interests of his road. And we are
glad that success is about to crown his indelati.
gable elforts:--
We are advised that Judge Jewett President
Of the Pittsburgh, Columbus and Cincinnati r
r. Co, (SteubenvlIe route,) has effected an ar
lmngement under which passenger trains will be
run through between this city and Pittsburgh,a
convenience that will doubtless be appreciated
by the travelling public. Passengers from st
Louis for the East, via Pennss ivania Road, will
/ find but one change Of cars between that city
and Pittsburgh, and that at Cincinnati, which
| Just half way between the two cities. The
route via Steubenvle and Pittsburgh affords an
excellent, and indeed the only connection from
| this city through to New York, leaving here at
20 p. NJ. Passengers by this train leave
Pittsburgh at 8 A. NJ the next morning, roach
ing Philadelphia at II As p NJ, thence to New
York by train leaving kcnSington depot ai
II 30 A. NJ. same night; arriving in New York
at A. NJ the second morning after departing
from Cincinnati, or in thirty-Seyen hours from
citytO city. As before stated. this is the only
route afiording connection with the evening traiI
from here through TO New York. aaftal u
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HOWARD ASSOfT ALTON.
X. ... PHILADELPHIA 9lEa aliEal

n 90=@- A Benevolent lnsttntion, es.s,
-A&SaOG6a tnblished by special endpw.
ment ior The ftliefof the sick and distressed. af
fcted with virnIent and Epiiemic ii ensca. ass
The Directors Il this we kgown Institution, inil
their Annual Report upon the treatment fSexula
Dis asrs for the year ending Jaannry lat. 1858 ex.
press th" highest atis1cton with the success which
has attended the laho Of tn Consulting Surgeon
in the caro- Of -permntorlocsa. Seminal Wen nknass
Impotence, Gonprhoei, Gl,et. Syphilis the vice Of
Onanism or Seli.ab,se, &c and order n c0ntinu-
uance of the same plan. for the ensuIrg year The
Consulting Surgeon is author 70 give MEOt.
CAL ADVlCE CIR All I, 10 MI who apply by let.
toll with desert tion tags. occupation, habits OF
lite &c y and in cases of extreme poverty, to fur.
nj h Medicine FREE of CtI AitGE Some Of tho
new remedies and methods Of treatment, discover
ed dmipg the past year, are OF great value .,.g
An admrgble report IN SpeimatTriga, or Semi"
nal Weaknesst The Vice OF Dnanism, Mastarbatiuu
or Self. ab ise and other diseases Of tho Sexa or.
cans by the coe suiting Surgeon, will be sent by
mail (in a selIed letter enveiope) ( u T. T. o Il
CHARGE, on receipt of twp stamps for poslage.--
Other Reports and fracts, on the nature AMI treat
ment T sexual diseases Diet, &c, nTe constantly
qeing published for gratutous distribution, and will
b. sent to the afflicted
Address, for Report or treatment, Dz GEORGE
X CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asso.
citation, No. Q, South Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pa.1f Ayorder Of the Directors s u
GEo FArRcBup, Sec'y. WV t4ss..
EZRA D. fiEARTWELL, President. \
Feb. 8 l555-ly ~ 45~ c5a IA
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Fits Fits! Fitgin
DIR, HANCE'S VEGErAB4 F. EXTRACT
EPI TIC PILLS,

For tie Cure Of FITS, Spasms, Crdmp, and all
Nervous and Constitutional diseases
DEKSoNS who nre iabnring under this Distress
! lnO llady viii find DIR, HANCEFS VEtiE-
TABLE. rTl &c TIC PILLS tn br the only RENE
edy ever discovered Tor curing Epilepsy or Failing
Fits -t 81. + - Is
These Pills possess a specific action on tho mar.
vout sysiem and. although they are prepared espe-
cially for the purpose Of curing Fits they are also
Gofnspecinl benefit for all persons afflicted with
vi nerves. or whose DeTvous system has beeit
In Chronic compnInts diseases of long standing
supermduccd by nervousness they are exceedingly
beneficial ft ..a.,.... 't...,, Ii Ill = hi
Price So Ter box or two boxes for S. Persons
out OF The city. enclosing remittance, will have
ihe pills sent ihem through the mail free Of postage.
For sn c by SETH :. i1ANCE No. lC8 BAI.Tl.
ORE SIR EE1', BALTIMORE. Md. to whom orders
rcm all parts Of the Union must he addressed. poe
paid. [Ina2o. .'57.Iyl
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-10

0I-The editor or the Cadz Rrp,blican virtu-
ally acknowledges that he is afraid to publish
President Bucharan's late excellent message on
Kansas affairs He thinks that The would pub
lish it, his readers would have light on sub.
ject that he wishes to keep them in ignorance
We suppose that the same reasons that gov
erns the editor the Cadz Republican, black re-
publican, in not publishing the message, governs
the editor of the Ohio Statesman in not doing
tho same thing. The Statesman, when it ,oo'
the organ OF the Democracy ofohio, would have
published any message elnenatins from dem
ocratic President, Butprinciples and mon have
changed in that establishment.
The message was delivered on the ID inst. i
had not appeared in the Statesman Of last Sun
day morning, the 7th inst, three days after j
had received a full copy Of the message.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-10
Road Not ce.

nj OTICE is herel y given, ihnt perition will he
1N presented 10 III commissioners OF Harrison
county. Ohio. at their Mur'h session, A. u. 1858.
rond lea,'i from Busby's Mill TO the Cadlz and
Jefferson Grade, viz: comm ncing at BFlndleys
Bridge thence to n white oak stump, above Brind.
ley's stone quarry, thence south to white OAK
near the line ie weeD John Brndey and Rezin ia.
ker, hence on The line between aaid Briadley aud
Baker to the Cadiz and jefferson grade, ~ Sea
January 2S, lS-S-4t s. i.
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The Greatest Medical Disco ery Of the Aae.fs
-isu Ayers Cathn rite Pills. li-8ra

-iau Ayers Catlsnrtic Pills i@1raE
They don't help complaints. but they cure thsuasi
One Box has enred byspepsia. Sc =, - =
Three boxes have cured the worst cssss ofSrrofsla.
Two boxes have cured Erysipeias.
One box always cuIes the janndice. 80 .1fe
Three boxes are sure to cleanse the system frsn
Boils--often less than one does It.
Two boxes have completely cured the west of oi.
GERS on the legs - &,
Small doses seldom tail 10 cure the Piles
One dose cures the headachs arising lrOm foal
stomach
Strong doses often repeated expel every worm from
the body. They should be given In children who
ore always more or less rfcled iih this seourgs.
As gentle Physic they have no equal.
One 6& curesdeFaHgement OF the Llver. .lt Til
Hal! box cures a Cold. traa
They purify the blood and thus strike AZ the koun-
datum OF every disease taI Ifiaei3 50 -
World. ~ Wv
Tney are pnrely vegetable, and can do no barn.!
but do accomplish an unLceounsabe amount OF
good. "
Prepared by Dr. J.C. AVER, Practical chers-
ISL Lnwe Ms, and sold by all Druggists and Dsa.
lears in Medicine through this section.
| ia2fn 3D.. '-l.-s. t...r.t H.Ff ....r
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-10

Thore will be meeting ofthe Harrison Coun-
ty Agricultural SJciety held in the Court house
in Cadiz on Saturday the 9Th day Of February
inst, for the purpose Of ofregulatins Premiums and
appointing Committees. lf
February s, 1858. as
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-10
Yalcntlnes. Y..Ies,times!!

N. A. HANNA has for sale a large and extern
siye assortment Of Valentines TO suit all tastes
and fancies, at prices from three cents to one
dollar. LID has them at &c., &c., 10c., 15c, 20c.,
25c.. SOC, and 50 on Also, Valentine Writer'S
anil fancy Envelopes 9s 5afaJ a@ ~
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AftacIaMcmf.

George Allen, p Ct ! Before Lewis C Ryan,i
W: ) + Ot Archer Town.
Reuben 1cdrow, Def. \ shin Harrison Co., o 81
TEE defendant in this action will take notics 7
Il that on the 2nd day Of February, 1858; sa
Justice issued an order o. attachment IN said action
Tor The sum OF Sl7,59 nnc cosls ..tj
Feb 10 At tfE lR3F ALIEN.
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AIt;SCgApaNRRgf.

John Baxter Before me- Rezin 3 Iiandley, a
VS. Justice 0f the Pence of Green
]. {. lelany ! owrship. Harrison county, 0hios
On the $ cond day OF February A. o 1888 snid
Justice issued mn rider ot alta" huent in the ab1ve
acuon tor the snm of one hundred and rghty.ons-
dollars and probable costs tw nty-ive dollars.
JOHN G. BAXTER.
Feb TO- ISle.4t -
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05-Thc Presidents Message and our Wash
ington letter, excludes our. markets and lesis-
lativc reports for this week. There has bsen no
material change inthe markets
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-10
Feb 10. 1sis.4t
Legal Notice
IN the Court ofCommon Pleas of Harrison Coun.
W, 0ho.
Samuel Coneand Pl'f

~, OH
Samuel Coaeland, Pl'f
CIvrL AcTioS.
Moses HandIey, Jr .Deft \
TINHE said dclendAnt VI ses flandl Jr Of Polk
L. County Iowa, W.T. take notice that the said
plaintiff samuel G. pelNnd, on the 3 day OF febru-
nry. y. lS s. tiledsh's petition against him in the
said Court OF Common Pieas; the object and pray
tr of which is to recover jutgm mt against him
tor the sum of $775,00 and interest thereon from
he 9th day Of March 1857; Faid sum being the a.
mount paid by said pnintrto said defendant on
certain within article Of agreement, BY the terms
OF which said drtendanr agreed TO convey TO said
pialrtiH by the LIST ot June 1887 certain tract OF
land in Story County, Iowa, which snid defendant
hos tailed do wInr' by this action has occurred
You nle required to answer defnur to sui1 peti.
ton before the 81 day Of April, A, u 1858.
said defendant Is iurther notified that an alta CHI
mrnt has been taken out in seid actin against his
goods and chaitIes, lands and tenements &c ia
SAID County of Harrison. 9a
On failure of said answer or demurrer, Judgment
will be taken for the above named sun an coats Of
suit. a. -.' VI. ESFEP.
Feb II. l5is-wit. Attorns foS PHI
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0<-Thc Auditor Of this county requests us to
say that he is now prepared to settle with the
Township Trsasurcrs.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-10

GA-All the Eastern banks generally have re-
sunled specie paEnent. ~ :. sa..-.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-10

6.rThc banks Of PhiIadel lphia resumed spe.
Gle payment on the 3rd
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IAC0n 0RAHn

MOST EARNEs'rLT REQUESTS his 1risad.,
III withoui disiinotiph of eoiar 20 call Il oaea,
md setile then Fespeeiiye aeeouuts. ~ he in N
need Of money to pay HE tetss. and get soms- q
these esag eoods thut Esv selling in The EssS.
Come aions, tFiends. come along snd donf iet ne
have the trouble .oi calling On you Pslsoaally,
which will be done. and no mistake.
CsdIz, Ohio, Feb 3.4t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-10

0J-A number Of burglaries have taken place
n and about st. Claiisyille lately.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-10

The article, referred to,is writtee in fine style,
the argument vigorous and well conceived, anu
the illustrations apt and appropriate. The wri-
ter has had considerable experience ond evident,
ly knows what he il writing about.
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" inh aiAtiOn in cOnsumpdOn-Ses sdvsrslse.
nens under this heading
DfLF fss-Cerlsfn =. lief Tor those .sfie,.s. A..
advertisement headed "EAs and Eye" N anoshos
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-10

0rWe direct attention to an article, on the
first psge Of to.dly's Satinet, on the want Of
punctuaty in atten ling school. The benefit o f
our common school system is almost thrown a.
way, in some places by this very culpable neg
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-25

Tioga Point 9
Agricultural Il Junction Iron Works,
AT ATHENS BRADFORD CO., PENN,
wExIEs, BLOOD IL Co.. Prcrrietcre,


wExLEs. BLOOD d Co., Prcprietcrs.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform bis friends
formed partnership with Mr.. JoaS p. BLooD OF AL
bapy ~ " (sp has Tor several years been Snperinten
deni OF Messrs Emery Brothers Agricultural Work.
and with Mr.. SAMUEL y. BLOOD, OF Worcester, Mass,
(Macbnis and Tool Builder. and late Superintendent of
the american Hoop NAL ne G mpany Of ftchbIrg.
and that have leased for tern years the extepsive
and well known Iron Works. of Me>srs. shipman
Welles, at this place, and united the Toga Point Agri
cultural Works with the for the rnannactare Of
Agricultural Machines. inpienenta &c among which
will be Emerys Endless Chain Railroad Hor>e Powers!
and Cieauers Tire and Separatnrs Pot:
table Circular and Crosscut Saw Mills Cider Mills Dog
Powers Clafer Hul!ers, Feed Cuteri Tanning Ail'.
plows liarros Cniti tators Shugle Machines. Rirbys
Mowers and Rtapcr &C., of the most improved patterns
and construction. We prepared I" do all kinds of
Machmcr. Casting and Repairing. and have for sale
large stock of first class Steam Engines Machinery and
Castings manufactured ty axe belonging 20 Measrs.
Shipmin & Nelles.
both OF fhe Me4srs Blood are skillfc and expefencet
practical ntchanics Our Machinery will nearly all he
new and with tire atesi improvements and with the en-
courl cement afforded by the patronage OF discerning
public. e erpect to have the reputation Of doing frs:
class work and making the best Agricultural Machiaes
in use. r. II. WELLES.
Athens, Januarv. 1853
To DrALshs. FARMERS AND MILF OWNERS
Our past ina sidual experience In the manufacture
sale and use OF Agricultural Machines and Implements
and also in general MacIisne and Steam Work. with
excellent facilities afe+ bs Machinery principally Of
our o"h Win tne seF! iaest ahG Lest n
pro7ements and also for procurng the best mate
rias and stock of all kinds at cheap will enable
to manufacture better machinery, Ut prices than
that Of other manufacturers and also compete with tire
world in prices and quality and material and workman
ship Of ali kinds U Agricultural lmplnents, and ia s
kinds OF Casting an4 job Work
We shall pay especial attention IN the manufacture IT
the very LEST Of PlOws and Plow Casngs We intend
make castings for all the leading plows in in Vi
cinty ana sa take great care 20 only the best
ttral Our piow wuoder is from the best and most cello
brated eastern nanutactory We invite all interested iu
g home manufactures 10 call and works.
WELLES, BLOOD CO.
r. q. Wrt+Es,
j. P. BLOOD,
S. y. BLoop.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-25
ORPHANS COURT SALE.-Bv virtne

ORPHANS COURT SALE-By virtue
~ of an order of the Orphans Court of Bradford Co.
will be exposed to public sale the premises SAT
URDAY, MARCH l3, 1853 OF o'clock, P. NJ, the fol-
lowing described lot Of land snate in Warren township
late the estate of Alfred Allyn deceased Of Warren twp
containing about ninety acres bounded the rorth By
Bowen, the east by Nathan Newrian the south
by James Arnold. Walter Arnold and the highway. or
the west bs Samuel Chafee with about siStt i'm
proved. with frame house and an orchard thereon.
Attendance given and terms made known. day of
sale. G.. GRlDLEY.
February 49, 1855. Administrator.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-25
4 MUSICAL CONVENTION

az Will lie held al LERAYSYILLE, Bradford CO.
|E r. Pa, commencing TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1858,
al 10 O'clock \. NJ, to continue four days, and
~ close with a CONCERT. FRIDAY EVENING,
AFiii.2, at which choice selection of music will
Is reformed. The whole Co be under the direction CT
PROF. G. &. LOOMS, OF NEW YORK.
ihe sessions Of the Convention will Ike devoted 20 in
glsr.
Inc books used. will be the JUBILEE and " FES-
IN II GbEE B00K."-fhnse having the above Books
M please bring thera and those have not will be fur
AGed, free Of charge.
ADMISSION, TO THE WHOLE COURSE
Tes'oiica- ..-........--.-.---- --Sl w
Ampe proTisonS have been made to furnish r-em5crs
distance With comfortable accommodations. az the
lowing prices
D)Id at the Hotels, per day. SO cents.
- NJ Private Families - .........314
iae hard earned and well deserved reputation of Pro-
w wv LOuMLS, as performer of Vocal Music is among
aFd IN cur county. and the universal success which
Il rF0Nned his former efforts in conducting Musicai
Nehons, gives strong promise that this will be one
peculiar pleasure and profit to an who mag gite It
4 attention. The Committee takes this opportunity TO
aat no effort shall be wanting to make the sessiofs
f"uaoie and agreeable.
Dy order Of the Committee Of Arrangements,
L. B. PIERCE, ChdiynGn.
u u. BRINK, Secretdru
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G. no Sale.
TREAsURER,s SALE

NJ UNSEATED LANDS IN BRAD
~ FORD C0UNTY.-In pursuance of an Act of the
General Assembly, passed the 18th of March, 1916 and
other Acts of Assembly will be exposed to public sale
at the Commissioners office, in Towanda Boro on the
I'd MONDAY in JUNE, 1885, the Tracts of Unseated
Lands described in the following list unless the taxes
due upon the same are paid before that time
E. P. SHAW, Treasurer.
Towanda. March 90 1853
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g SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of sundry
~ writs of vend eXpo issued out Of the court of CON-
pleas Of Bradford county and to directed. will
he exposed 10 public sale. at tie Court House, in the
borough Of Towanda. on SATURDAY, APRIL s. 1865,
at O'Clock, p NJ. the following property, TO wit:
piece parcel of land situate in Franklin township
bounded north by the highway east by lands of Horace
Wiley south By the TOwanda creek and west by the
highway. Containing about half more or less
all improved. ard one framed house thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of William
Mead VS.. jeremiah Myers.
ALSO-A piece or parcel of land situated In Columbia
township bounded north by lands of George Furman and
Edward Young the east v the highway on the south
by lands of Thomas and Eliza Maxwell and on the west
by land Of Edward Young. Containing about lo2 acres
be the less, about - improved with
one framed barn thereon.
Seized and taken i'll execution at the suit of John f.
Goodrich vs.. Edward Spaldiny.
ALS0-A piece or parcel o! land in Albany township
bounded North By lands of T. Horton. the east b. land
of y Rogers the south by land of 0rscp Hbbard and
on the west by land Of Amasa HaHgock. Containing
about So acres more e. s gbout Is acres improved
and one log house thereon.
Seized aud taken in execution at the suit Of David 5.
Miller, to the OF Moses T. S0tery Hiram Horton,
administrator OF the estate Of Henry C. Gagcr and Adoi
phus Rogers, terre tenant. =, ,
Sheriff : GfIfcn, TOwanda. March 10, ISIS.