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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08
UMlil .EAHauaTy nSe. uaK0

AT the request of a number of our subscriber
VINO live outside of Harrisoa county, we hav
concluded to postpone the time Of scratching
On the names of all subscribers that live outside
q the county, and have not paid for their paper
in advance AT that time we shall take off the
name OF every man on our package book that
lives outside Of the borders of Harrison Co., that
has not paid for his paper in advance. We
trust that by being thus indnlgent we shall not
have to erase any name from our books, but thu
all of our subscribers, whether in the county or
outo 1t, will show themselves to be what we
believe they -gentlemsn--by either send ing
or coming, and pay what they owe us and a
years subscription in advance, against the 1st
day Of January next. Come gentlemen, obey
the scriptural injunction, ado unto us as you
would have us do unto you" And we don't
care how many new subscribers you send us.
Or The Commissioners Of Harrison county
ere nov in;session.
6z-Every family shonld have copy Of Hunt
q Miners Pittsburgh Almanac, calculated and
edhedby SANFORD 9. hin. and for sale by N. A.
Hanna.
Hanna Is IN receipt Of all The Christmas and
New Years Pictorialssas soon as published. II
yoa want any OF the Magazines ofthe day, Han.
nswill supply you at the publishers price. -
And thus. save your postage. And yon need
only pay for them as you get them; thus saving
the interest on the advance payment. Now is
the time 70 make your selections for tho CON-
ingysar. is y d3i5'4s' - !
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

GT The Democracy OF Virginia have nomi-
mated Hon. John Letchcr as their candidate fol
Governor. Mr.. L. is an able man.
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Perm n HHesst Office.

Complying with the urgent request of hun
dreds OF their patients,
Drs. G. WI. EETCTE G T. w, SYKES
Have concluded to remain PERMANENTI,Y IN
PITTSBURGH, and may be consulted at their Of
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Special Wotites

IL wanting to emigrale tos mild climate good
SOIL and hne market, see advertisement of Ham
monton Lands AA""'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

RFJames V. Reid, formerly of Steubenvile
has become editor and proprietor Of the Mt.
Vernon National
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- .,oFFoelI 4 HE ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
Daily,, except Sundays, for Consumption, Asthma
bronchitis and all other Chronic Complaints com
piicated with or causing Pulmonary Disease, in
cinding Catnrrh, Heart Disease, Affections of the
etc, etc.
DRS. FITCH e. SYKES would state that their
treatment Of Consumption is based upon the fact
that the disease exists in the blood and system
large, both before, and during it's development in
me lungs and they therefore employ Mechanical,
Hygiienic and Medieinnl remedies to purify the
blood and strengthen the system. With hsse. thew
use Medicinal lnbalations, which they value biqh
y, but only as Paiatives, thaving no Curative eff
tect when used aone) and llveIids are earnestly
cautioned against wasting tho precious time of en-
rabiIlty on any treatment based upon the plausa
PIE hut false idea that the seat of the disease can
oe reached IN direct manner by inhalation" for
blood and its effects only in the lungs.
9Ss-No char. for consultation.
A list Of questions will te sent to those wishing
TO consult ns by letter.
July Z, 1858
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3: y Important to Farmers, Farriers and Liver,


BEAI1 VS. ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT
ls the only Medicine in use which will efTectnaiIv
cure Ringbone, SPAWN and Splint Itis not claim
ed for the Arabian Ointment as ii is for nearly iii
o her medicines Of the day, to cure ali diseases
which Horse and Man are heir to, but only 10 cure
the above named diseases, v hen it is used accord
ing to directions Rinabone, Spawn and spIin. are
diseases OF precisely a similar character. conse.
quentiy Medicine which will benefit or cure one
y adapted to the her. This Ointment penetrates
mel pores, reaches and converts the call0us into
mater, and the diseased lump is thus discharged
IN me form OF pus or matter through the akin
without removing The hair, il not put on heavier
than according to directions. Il has been said hv
ihese who have used the Ointment that il viii cnre
the roi! Evil and Farcy. Il js certain. howayer.
that y VIII cure OF remove any caious nmps from
o hoise, wherever located. Try Ii, and n attar
using i q week according to directions. Won are
not satisfied as to Its efficacy return the box Z, he
agent and be will refund The money
Price ST. Copper box. Pat up In 4oz bores
:. Manniaciufed ond seid Wholesale by IA MES II
BEATTY co. Franklin, Vcnago Co ia.
10 whom all orders must be directed.
:, For sale by John Beall, Cadix; j. r. Watson.
brose Reed, Hopedaie.
July IS5S-6m0
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Nett profit

Nett profit $136,50
certify that measured the above five acres
o. o. ground upon which Samuel Megaw raised
ohe above 435 bushels Of corn Surve we'd Oct
~, 1893. j. JARVIS, County Sur'v.
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AYERS CATHARTlC PILLS
Pills that are Pills.

FILLS that are Pills,
PRoF. HAYES, State Chemist, Of Massaebp,
e's' says they sre the bert OF all Pills and annex
ca are the men who certify that Doct, Have
LEMuEL SHAW, Chief Justice Supreme cou,
EMORY wAsuBURN, Gov. Of Mas.
W. G. PLuNkE1"T, Lieut.. Gov of Mass.
9DWAkp W Al y EVERETT, Elk Sec. Of State and Sen
R0pBERT G. WINTHROP, Ex.speaker Hous,
AaBoTT LAWRENCE, Minister plenipot .c
Grent Britain F''' ~
tJooHN 3, FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop o.
Men that are Mcm!!!
Among the diseasee this Pill has cured with No
tonishing rapidly, we may mention
~ CostlVeness Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism.
Dropsy, Hear burn, Headache arising frtm foul
stomach. Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid inoction nj
me Bowes,and pain arising therefrom, FlatuIencv
Loss OF appetite, all Ulcer Qua and cut.neous Dis
eases; which require nm evacuant Medicine Scrof
nla, or Kings Evil. They also by purifying the
n,ood ana stimulating the System, cure many Com.
pIalnts which 1t would not be supposed thew conld
reach as Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neura pia
and Nervous lrritabilty, Derangements at the
Liver and kldneys, Gout ana other kindred com.
plants, orlslng trfm n low state of the BODY or
pposlfact"ns p o. lis functions. They are the best
Pnrgntive Medicine ever discovered, and YOU will
but need to use them once to know it,
Prepared byJ.C Z AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
nd ana soidb by John Mclean and John Beal, Cadiz:
!, Ihos Hopkins Moorefeld; Z. ]. Phipps, SMYRNA:
/. Green, lreeport; Cannon Il Bro, New Athens,
TO CUNSUMPTlV ES-The advertiser having
l. been restored to health in q few weeks. by n
'ery simple remedy. after having suffered several
'ears with severe Lung Affection, ana that dread
'lsease, consumption,-is is anxious to make known
o his fellow sufferers the means Of cure TO ali
yho desire it he will send opy Of the prescription
sod Gree OF charge) with dirr ctions for preparing
nd using the same, which they will find a sure
ure Tor Consuption. Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The |
My object OF the advertiser sending the prescrip
ION is TO benefit tho afflicted, and he homes every
hfierer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
dining and may prove q blessing. Parties wish
ne the prescription will please address .
- GEN. EDWARD A WILSON,
oep29- 9S-3m Williamsburgh, Long Island
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, VI VrhEMIuM paid on gold and silver at the
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Railroad a,i,ne u,ahra-

Ears leave Cadiz for the East or West as
follows:
AO3A. WI. amd 6-H5P. I'M.
Cars arrive at Cadiz from the East or West
Is follows: ...
I2-OJ T.. WI. and O-5OE. w.
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RECEIPT Foa MAKfSo PRExTUx BREAD n,
Mas. MAHTHA HAAHoSD;-In the esntre of
bread bowl full fsifted -four. mix three pint.
ofbOilins butternilk. let IL stand half an hour
add three Pints ofcold water, half pint oil
hop yeast and table spoonful of salt. Make
the above into stiff dough, let It stand in a
warm place over night in the morning knead
WELL let it raTss the second time, and then make
into lOayes.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

otatemeut Of Culture &c, OF Sam
uci Megaw's Corn Crop of i've
Acres;
nc sou was black loam-was meadow sod
lis said never to have been plowed before. 1t
was pIOwed in the latter part of March to the
depth Of inches, and before planting was har-
rowed very nicely, and marked out one way 3l<
i1et wlde--seed dropped in the rows--stalks
lett standing in the hills was an average of two
ana ~ inches apart. The amount of seed plan.
TED one the five &C res was three pecks. The
coan was plowed twice with double shovel
Plowand it was twice narrowed very nicely
IL was thinned at time ofthe first hoeins. end
'nen succored about the first o harvest.
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Inaka LbsSuRaF cured IEasIa.
soV " saEaf eslfea Bsef, asnffslse VI
tiEs1ilzf = II ll42zt4 4 = !.
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OF The Commissioners Of Harrison county
ere now in;scssion
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08
Significant Facts.

ms ointment ts universally used ON Ssrfd thx
huSnhc and Pacific whaling fleet as cure fas
seorpuilc s affections and the hest possible rcrne
recently been ordered by the Sultan. Of Turkey Far
10th the Ointment and PAs a.o,ala bS usaf -, ss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-26

The Richmond Enqairer il right IN
saying thai MI LErcHEn viii hot get the
vote q i single Congressional Districtin
Trans-Alleghany. a large majority oi
The Democracy Of this Diserict are GER
tainly for Judge BsocKEsBaoueil. and be
III the second choice il the Western
Counties of Edmundson's District, and
we learn that be IS also strong in the
South West, and that q majority Of the
party are Tor him in the Wheeling Dis.
trict. All we askfor Trans-Allegha is
i full and fairexpression Of The Democrat
ic sentiment Of the people. II this be
done, but very few Counties inTrans7Al |
leghany win 60 for Mfs Letcher-
Butwhat win the East do ? Will she
stand BY ans-14llsgAaay in demanding
4 candidate who has algdys been true 70
the institutions of4his native State II
so. all viii be right, and we will have q
candidate for Governor who has neyer,a
any period Of his life, faltered - his De-
yotion to Virginia and the South. s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-26
| New Goods.

j. H. a M. i. GosHoRn have feceivet
and opened their stock Of Fall and Win
ter Goods. Their stock IS very large
and we'll selected, embracing all the new
styles and patterns. &
JAcoB GosHoRN has opened his new
stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Bonnets
Trimming, Hats. Boots and Shoes, and /
great variety Of other goods. His stort
IS continually filed with..the elete q our
County.
Jos. sHrIDs has jusereceived 2 splenft
did assortment Of Clothing and Other
goods in his line. He sells cheap, as his
many customers will verify. He has our
thanks for, fine lqtof cigars'and tobac-
co, which were't hard to beat
NAY q WEIL are making fine dis
play Of their new goods. consisting Of
clothing and fancy articles besides good
Cigars and Tobacco. They sell very
cheap for cash.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-26

Mr.. LAcouTuRE is indefatigable.in his
efforts ia behalf Of the steam line between
Virginia and France. In q letter to 4
friend, just received from him. he says !:
~ have strengthened orr company
Nv important conjhnctions and success
fiji combinations / have worked with
energy q accomplish The end ! have so
long pursued the establishment Of tile
|of trans Atlantic steamers. France Is
ready Virginia his but % join her il
| the undertaking. and tomorrow The line
win enter into opperation.
have just made atrip to Brittany
j have visited the magnificent port Of st.
Nizaire, the point Of connection Of the
II line between Virginia and France. Il il
newly created but 4 marvellous achieve
ment. Every Improvement that science
could suggest was employed @ make j,
lcomplete. The railroad Of the powerful
Orleans company surrounds the docl
with belt Of tracks. and the fraights d
1.-The steamers will be taken BY cars or
these tracts that will convey to aImos
Any part Of the continent. The unlad
LING of the steamers viii BE conducted
! with the greatest ease. The French sys
fem 81 roads connecting with ST. Nizair,
4 IS complete to the borders of the King
dom. ana isin immeaiate connection viii
Those 81 neighboring nations. Upol
these roads. goods a foalls for the Unite.
IStales WILDE conveyed with like ease 4
ST. Nia1ife, which IS forty eight hour
tnealvr ths American coast than any 9th
/ Ell seaport ii lhe channel
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-26
s,analuba DaIIfp Stir
CHARLESTON \. GROCER a6,aIs5s.
1Eanawha alI Riaht.

Wepublish to-day, the proceedings d
large and enthusiastic Democratic meet
ing held yesterday atthe Court House 81
Kapavha. from which ii win be seen thai
this County il what We have always said
il WAS. overwhelmingly for Brockenbroagh
We commend the resolutions ofthe Ka-
6awbameeting to tie calm consideration
Of our Eastern brethren. They express
il sound and healthful public sentiment,
and devotion 10 Southern institutions
which I'VE hope to Zee emulated by our
States Rights brethren Of the East We
hope that Putnam. Mason. Cabell, Wayne,
jackson, Writ. Wood, Fayette. Nicholas
j and other adjacent counties, win hold
public meetings. and appoint delegates at
thair November Courts. No county IN
this section. of the State will 90 for Mr..
LrrcHEa, unless the wishes Of d large
majority ofIthe Democratic party be dis
regarded We urge our Democratic
brethren in this section Of the State, to
bold meetings and appoint delegates and
alternates without delay.
The meeting held " the Court House
yesterday, was one Of the largest and
most enthusiastic ever held in the county
the Court House was crowded, and out
= 3 sta
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-26
Murder In Alleshaay.

Two men named BRIeKLEY and STEELE,
engaged on the Coyingson and Ohio
Railroad. about seven miles above Gov
ington. 10 Allegheny couely, got into a
difficulty on Sunday evening last. about
dark, which resulted1in Steele being kill
ed. The difficulty grew out Of q remark
which Steele is represented as having
made to Breckley's wife, Of AM insulting
character. It seems that B became very
much enraged. and wensih pursuitof s.
threatening to take his life, On sight
They first saw each other at q shanty,
when B. asked s. 70 step aside, and in i
few moments it was announced that s.
had been murdered. Hissneck was se-
verely bruised just below the ear, and
other marks Of violence were discovered.
No weapon was found, but Il is presumed
that the deed was done BY d heavy blow.
given with deadly instrument, Of some
kind. After the murder. b returned
home, went TO bcd. with gun ID his
hand, aud was arrested in this position.
He was taken 70 Jail shortly after the
fatal deed was committed. An inquest
was held on Monday over the dead body.
and the verdict Of the juryawas that the
deceased came to his death By blows given
By the prisoner. Green5rier Era.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-26
Newspaper Change.

u a ( 4 i q Il Is ia h IE3a
By the following, il WILDE seen ella,
Mr. KsAYP has retired from the editorial
choir Of the Western Herald e and Chat
the paper has been purchased BY Mr..
ALFRED, WHO will hereafter publish aud
edit the paper, Here il His inaugural
address:
Partly from choice and partly at tile
solicitation Of many personal friends il
this and adjoining counties, 4 have again
taken charge Of the !" Weston Herald, I
and in doing so ! shall use my best lex
Eertions to make il useful to Its readers I
to make it. what il ought to Be, q business
paper, giving the earliest and most impors
tant news, the state Of the Markets, DC. 4
The political principles advocated ID
the !. Herald will remain unchanged, 81
we are democrat on principle and notion
office, and cannot descend TO the low per
lsonal abuse Of those who dilarIwith us
lthis is q free country, and every man has
4 right % enjoy and 10 advocate the opin-
ions he entertains The columns Of this
paper, therefore. viii be open 10 respect-
full Communications from the opposition.
ltlwould be well, however, to remember,
that this IS no time for party strife-the
signs are portentous that the next nation
al contest viii BE- Of deep moment 70 the
interests Of the South, and may involve
che integrity Of the Union by producing
chat sectional strife which the Father 8
bis Country So prophetically warned al
to avoid. A spirit Of union and Above
for the Union should animate the hearts
lof AL, and the threatened evil may long
Hbe delayed. This is the duty Of all true
patriots and all good men.
But politics aside the peopIeof West
fern Virginia have a high destiny before
them the development of hsrrich ane
unsurpassed mineral resources suficien
of itself to defray the expenses of king
dom, ought to claim tie attention Of Al
her citizens, and excite them to industry
lItis matter Of surprise that the people D
/ Virginia have SO far overlooked this por,
ton Of the State and that her population
has gone to seek homes and filI graves III
tAs X Ts
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-26
I The california Duel.

The death Of William L Ferguson, iTsn
aIwoundii in duel with Geo. Pen JoAH
ton, hear San Francisco, on the 2la
August, has been announced. he W
Sc years Of age and native Of Pennss'
yania. He had filed many inporianlP'
sitions in Illinois. among them PEss1 &C.
tial elector, and was member RI tDsc "
,iforuia Senate al the time Of his dean.
The duel, Il appears. originated non !
trihing remark. VIM. B. Dsmerson y
the second of Johnston. aad ]. u t'aIl !.
the second Of Ferguson. They iops.'
with common yiueffiing pistols. ia the P =.
enceIof about one hundred persons. 4
first TIRE was atten PAGES. and saOseqas \.
~ atlsix. Atlthe third FIRST pOsh pi'a 9,
Wsrelbrought 10 j horizontal position. = !.
Ferguson fred at the first word, sl'pv q
effect. Johnston took deliberate a ~ =
only fred atlthe word 1.-TWO" ee =
feet was electrial, and no one douok 4, !,
fasAI result. Ferguson braeed alussr =. .
receive the shot, and as he did q S Is !,
heard 10 say, 4 I'm a gone community i.
And then, as Che explosion oeegIrsr y. !, :
started as ifEshot. 50 that Esietll d. g. /.
once and took him in his arms. ps' e =
was only wounded, the bah grazing IA, s
whiskefs Of the chin. Johnssoa. !, ~ As
vexed at the result many talnh 3 Is !.
Johnston received Ferguson's tlre sa y. i !
served his own purposely, for tne si.s
a sure aim j but his friends deny la -
Here EstiIll as second tothe chalrSlS P.jj
party. and according to the code Va
| up to Cameron to learn his Wlsu.s ,ss
Johnston demanded an apology OF an r.,,II
shot-some saga written apology. 20
communicated The aeswer, wpsa ls 8 /,
son lost his tetnber. turned pale. 81 Ss,l
strueted his second to inform ils e 8 81
saries that they Wonid oblige bln 2 e., n
Itinning 10 reload and fire WITHOUT =. - 4
| Interrupts They fred the ioaEn -, !,
nearly simultaneously, when tsls t..
staggered ON bis left leg for 2 'n 1at i
and his second bad just time 70. pre- IS, 3
| fall 10 the ground while Johnss,ou Il
seento wheel slightly. but not isll; &; 3
ball entered she outside Of ferguson : y
thigh. and broke the bone. making y =
wound. Ferghson's ball passed. y Il I,
Of Johnston's abdomen. cut The if0pss Z !
ton from the top of his pataiocas, ~ s NJ !,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-26
FrOnithc Fraser River Mines.

The san Francisco dates. from Victoria.
". l., are to 9th September and from
the diggings, on Fraser river. to Sept.
9Th The miring news is considered
cheering. The river had fallen four feet
within week, and continued to fall at
the rate Of from six 60 eight inches per
day. A miner at Fountain Diggihgs had
taken out 5000 10 IS days. Two men
on Santa Clara Bar took out $50 per day
A good deal Of gold dust wsss being Of
fered for sale at Forts Hope and Yale, at
$I6 per ounce, !" Dry diggings q had
undoubtedly been discovered near Fort
Yale. John D. Galbrai.h, late member
of the California Legislature. and known
TO be a man Of integrity. declares that he
has found diggings on the banks Of 4
creek emptying into Fraser river near
Yale, which yield as high as eight on ten
cents to the pan. His statement is corob-
Grated BY others.