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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20
Diacl,Ssinn ut Chliz.

We understand that the following question
will be discussed in Cadlz, Tuesday, February 16
1858.
ado tlfe scriptures teach the ultimate holi-
ness and salvation Of all mankind" The disput
ants are Rev's Ernmet and Bacon Of the Univer
salst Church, and Rev. McCready and Patter
SON OF the Scceder Church.
The discussion will commence at A. NJ. o.
the above day, AMI continue during the remain
der ofthe week. j20-tt
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Mcdowell ~ CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers.
Sta'ioners, Paper Dealers, anc
Blank Book Manufacturers,
STEUBENVILLE, OH

STEUBENVlLLE, OHIO,
TX EEP always on hand large assortment
IN School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books
tain and Ruled Cap and Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers ofa sizes; Note Papers, En-
velOpes, Steel Pens, anc all kinds ofStationery.
They are prepared to 6ll all orders from Mel
low prices.
Having Bindery connected with our establish.
ment, we prepared to make all kinds Of Blanks
tor Railroads, Insurance Companies, County Officers
banks, Merchants, &e. Printed work bound TO or.
der as use the best quality OF stock, and employ
the best workmen. Our work will compar ,tayGra.
bly, with that OF any other Bindery in the State
BIanka OF all kinds PageG to order
The highest market price paid for Rags and rau
ner's Scraps. 7s4- a-e MCDOWELL a. co.
SteubanviiIa March 1355
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CE,..n GnosIS,

Our friends in Short,Creek and Athens town
ships, who desire to purchase good and cheap
goods, would do we'll to read the advertisement
Of our friend VIM. Hartman in to-day's Senti
mel, who has located himself at Hammond's
Cross Roads. Mr. Hartman is well known to
be gentleman District integrity and good bu
siness habits, and should receive liberal share
Of patronage.
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Who will bring US a few bushels of Corn
some good Flour, load Of Hay, a lot of Coal,
and Just as much MONEY as is owing to US.
We are in great need ofall Of the above articles,
as we are about out of them all. especially the
money. 1t is an impossibility for US to fur
nish our patrons with the "!Sentinsf' unless we
have the wherewith to pay our hands. rent, pa
per, &c.
Remember that money can always be sent by
mail to u.s. Go, friends, to your post Office, right
away, and put in letter which will contain all
you owe for the Cadiz Sentinel If you can't
send all send at least part.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

"DIoK HATToS ALL OVER Richard has a
long article in this woek's Republican, on the
Ohio Legislature Kansas resolutions. In the
6fst part OF his article he calls them the good
Lord, good Dsvip' kind. And in the last part
oi the same article, he says that they are "a
decided expression Of opinion" The old adage
that q natural liar can never tell the truth suits
Richards case exactly. Awondsrful man. that
naa Hatton. He suits first-rate to "draggle at
the tails, Of Democrats. When hc Is at that
Kind oE business, he often exclaims:--
\ M HRichard,s himself agan!n
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

IS 0-Persons in this coun.y who have either
farms, or town property to rent or sell, or those
that wish to purchase or rent either of those
articles, would do well to let the public know
it through their county papers 1t would be
advantageous to all parties Try it, and see.
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EXCELSIOR PAINTING!

MIR, j. W. SIMMONS, wishes to inform his OLD
lFl friends aud customers In Cadiz that ho has
opened shop in Cadiz,and that he il prepared to do
work in the latest and mosi approved city sty los -
Ibose wishing to have Grainine, Painting, Paper
anything in his line oi businsss will And tito their
advantage 70 give him q call as he is determined
to excel and 70 his friends OF Green and Wayne
townships he wtlld say he intends 70 have place
OF business in Hopedais, and he hopea they viii
continue % pa uoIize him with that liberal patton-
age which they have tor the past year baAtewed. .
: t,adix fl anQ3-s51 ftg ~ fn8HYfs wv
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A N OLD INDIAN DOCTOR WHO HAS made
IA his fortune and retired from business, will
spend the remainder OF his days in caring iha,
dreadful, disc ease---I IoSsumPrtoK-FRE OF CHARGE;
his earnest desire being To communicated TO the
world his remedies that have proved successful in
more tan 5000 cases. lie requires each applicant
to send him minute description OF tho symptoms,
with two stamps, t6 ts) TO pay the return letter.
in which be will return them his adyiceand prescrip
tion itl directions for preparing the medicles,&c
The OLD Doctor hopes that those afflicted will
him because be makes No Charge. HIS sole Object
in advertising IL to do oil The good he can, before he
dies. lie iees that he is justly celebrated lor cure
OF Consumption. Asthma, bronchitis, Nervous At.
| fec iinns, coughs, Coda, &c.
Address DOCT. UNCAS BRANT,
Jan 90, '57.6m Box s53l, r. o., New York
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GFGen. Denver writes that il Gov. Walker
and Secretary Stanton had pursued different
policy, the Free.State an would have voted al
the election on the 2lst ult., which statements
dscreaits the report that ne has expresse ap-
proval oftheir course. The vote on the 2lst is
estimated at seven thousand.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

n aGsy-Capt. John Y. Cole, who was sentenced
on last Saturday, the 18th inst, to the Penten-
tiary for two PEARS and six months, by Judge
Mcclure 10 Pittsburgh, for attempting to kill
: his wiie, committed suicidein his cell by hang
inr himself o. the same evening. Jealousy
was the eauseps his attempt 70 kill his wife.--
lsssr-ince BIZ pfnement his mind has been
1ETgaagfpeslcal iso Apt. Cole was man Of more
l'At Wenla snov diligence. He was we'll known
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CrAt the recent election in Allegheny City,
tho Democratic candidate for Mayor was elected
by 80 Of majority. So was the Director oi
the Poor. This city has always heretofore been
strongly republican.
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6-As we have new Carrier, it may be that
some OF our town patrons will for a few weeks
miss getting their papers. If they do, we
should be glad if they would call at the Office
and have the mistake rectified.
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OJ-Rem,mbsr, that if you desire nice or
fine article of Jewelry, or good gold or silver
Watch, that you can make your purchases at
Barretts, on Market street, on terms that can
not fail to be satisfactory Give Bush call.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

6-The news from Kansas is contradictory
as usual. One report is that the Free State
ticket is elected. and the other is that the Dem
pcratic ticket is elected. We shall probably
know which is elected after while. Itwould
be something unnatural to get the truth from
that Territory at the start.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

TaE DIFFERENcE.-Th Governors message
in our common reading type, made only IL col
umns of the Sentinel. -
The sam, docum,ut in the common rerling
type Of the Republican made over ii columns
Of that paper
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

0T'Ilanna, Of the Cadiz Literary Depot, has
placedWpon our table "the Tribune Almanac
,tor1s58." Aside from its politics, which we
do not,admire, this Almanac is valuable for lis
statistical tables, and is worth double its price TO
every politician. Call and get one.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

Extensive revivlls of religion have been
held in the NJ L. Churches of New Lisbon,
. New PHILADELPHIA Salem, Bridgeport, Belair,
and numerous other places. We are glad to see
these manifestations Of good.
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NcW Tin and Copper Shop.
.s JAMES mn. RAEN..

WOULD respectfully iniorIn the citizens Of flar.
rson county, that he has just commenced carrying
on the Tin and COPPER business IN all It's various
branches, in the well known stand formerly occupi-
cd by James Cady on Market street, Caliz, Ohio,
where he Intends 10 manufacture nothing but good
ware aud sell itai reasonable prices. lie hopes by
strict attsntiunto BUSINESS, and always keeping a
good supply on hand, to receive q liberal share Of
patronage. (
The highest price paid in CASH tor old Copper,
Nh 4 JAMES M. PAUL.
flhin Anil IQS6-tf.
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$50 the harl, money system is to'be adopted!
How do you like S'euJenpj7e Herald
0A~First rate, sir. Nothing would suit US
!; better. The sooner it is adopted the better it
will be for every person.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

O~van r. Taylor, who murdered James
Fitch at West Lafayette, Co>hocton county,
Ohio, soma tim, since, his been sentenced to
the Psniten;ary Cor seven years.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

H-Thc report in last weeks paper about the
suspension Of the Merchants Bank Of Cleveland
turns out to be Incorrect.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

e]3-All the leading Magazines for February
have been received at Hanna's Literary Depot.
He also keeps on hand all the leading literary
papers of the country.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

Gy~Ths late Democratic State Conventions
Of Indiana and Kentucky have endorsed the
course Of tho Presidents Kansas policy.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

SENsrBLE.-Ths editor OF the Stenbenville
Weekly Union, has raised the price Of his paper
} from 80 to $500 per annum
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

or Hon. Nathan Clifford has been confirm
ed as one Of the judges of the Supreme Court Of
the United States.
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A REVIVAL OF RELIGION JUST WHERE IT IS
NEEDED We are glad to see the following item
in the last Salem, (Columbiana county, Oaio,)
Republican:
The revival at the NJ. r. Church is still in
progress. The general interest and large atten-
dance Is rather on the increase, than otherwise
I So far about niacty persons have united with
the church
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.R. -EsNToV.A - Las
ksaykhaxE n nRassN ARt

TAMES HOWARD has removed his Boot ant
y Shoe Stort to the room formerly occupied b,
henry Kerr, three doors SO III oi tho post office
and one door north of stewards store, where b,
Keeps one otthe largest and hest stocks Of Boot
and Shoes ever offered in Cadiz. lie has just re
ceiyed fres stock all OF which will be sold cheap
er than ever. Custom work made TO order. Civ,
me cali ii you wish to secure bargains.
t'' JAMES HOWARD.
Cadiz Ohio april 23 1856
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MANUFACTURER By
DONALD KENNEDY.

No 100 Warren Street, Roxbury, Mass. Price 81.
Wholesale Agents, Geo II. Keyser. PittsLurg4
Il. II. Logon & Co Wheelingi J. r. Flemming, Al
iegheny city.
And at Retail by John Beall and John McBean,
Cadz; and by James Cady, c adiy Junction Of s. d
|. r. Ri aud by ail respectable druggists otery.
where.
Jan. 5, l5S3.iy.
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or The Commissioners of Belmont county
have condemned every mile of the National
Road in that county.
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6rWe are often under obligations to our
friend. o. G. Dewey, for late Philadelphia papers.
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- PAILITsTNG.
Arrival OF New Spring a. Summer
Goods im AOpedalc Ohio.
sEWUnRa ED6AN a &AETMkhT2ERS.

ARE now receiving and opening their stock o
Spring y Summer goods, which have been pnnIr
circumstances
In their stock will be found all articles usually
kept in Country Store; besides great many thai
are not generally kept, and adapted especially ic
the wants OF this community; and will be sold ai
low as any other store in Eastern Ohio. 49,
We respectfully solicit an examination Of ou
stock before purchasing elsewhere. ALI kinds g
country Produce taken in exchange for goods q
tine highest market Tvtes.
Hopedale, Mayl4, 1857 It.
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tYTSHE NOTES OF Solvent banks in New York,
| IL tonnsy lvania and Baltimore are rece,yed on
deposit AMI In paylnrnt Of debts at the Iiurrlson
| branch Bank. NJ. ]. BROWN, Cashier. N. Il,
: Cadiz, Ohio, Oct. y, 1857 Il
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On the 18th inst, WILLIAM, son of Rev. Ro
bert and Jane Heron, aged thirty eight days
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5ll Lflkesaesses faf W CehAts An
T1UT up in good style af Davis Mammoth sky
III Light Dsguefre Gallery, from this date I'LL
alter New Years day. ~ gt
Remember that Davis took the fret pfrmium and
fwas awarded two dpiOmssies the beat s}e cinieh
oi Likgnssses at the Harrison county iairln 1857.
Dee. 9, lskT-N M ,r'sf <ees
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Iau,es Ssilles,,ie 4 Est..s,

James Gitlespies n Estate. sigi
KTOTlCEis Is hereby given that the su 9ibef has
.LN been duly appointed and qualiied as admin
istraior on the estate Of James Gilcspie, lsts oi
Harrison county, oaio, deceayed. vi
WM, G.. MINTEER,
Ian essf "FA& AdmnlslfntoT. N
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''''' ~ 'A'' oDBERif Sf'IitSsi & SOLOMON.
RooksrowN.. Psnver co Pa.
MclxrygE cEfrF. Ieff col. q J

-|0 MCINTYRE EKEEK, Jeff Co, O
October ~, 1885,
MESsEs. MEANS & BRoTHERs, "We have ourlnork
all finished. Engine perfect work the beat Of any
we ever saw. Let any who wish to buy. call and
see ours RALSI0N & BROWN
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scorr po,r orrIon. Ada,ns 9 CO., a.

a ScorT PosT OFFcR, Adams coa0,
gs4 . Marril ish b6
MEssEs. MEANS & BRoTHERs. " i've now knish-
ed the starting OF your second Engine. The mill
men nre satisfied. 1t you have ever built any thss
beats either OF them, should like 10 know where
they are. Come and seethesa. sf g98s8N
a. .Ql4iVER ROSS, Milk Wtight
SfenhenYle Ian % lH51.6m. -. = -
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5EPH MEANS. JAMES MEANS sgo. d, A2k&x
MEANS & BROTHERS.
TIE UBEN VELLE. OH o.
rpnN nTNT0EyDG Ga

s e UBEN VELLE. OEIE o.
IRON FOUNDERS.
chinr and Mill Castings, Getring Machinery, Pul.
lies Wrorght and Cast Iron shsiting, with hsayy
forging. &c, &c -.r
Our facilities enable US to do work OF this ,ksss
uaequalled in this part Of lhe State Orders al.
.ressed to Means &. Brothers, tedbenyiile. Ohio
We add exrac cts from letters a idressed 10 as da.
RUG the last year relative to our Engines.
LAGRANGE, Jefferson co, %. /
August /, io56s J
MEANS & BROTHERS: ''Your Engine has newebeer
in operation tong enough TO satisfy me. shave
ground 100 Bushels of Wheat with I0 bushels OF
coal and think if we had good dry wheat ii could
A. Al. BUCHANAN.
DELAWARE Cry, KT.,
September 10, 1856. !
MEssRs MEANS: "0ur Engine and Saw Mill built
that you warranted it to do. We wish you could
oDBERT l. SOLOMON.
Island CREEK TowSsHtP, JEFF. co.
September Is, 1886.
MEssRs MEANS & BROTHERS. MY Engne does
tirst-ratc am satisfied and will npon ali occasns
recommend the purchas of Engines Of your mako
LANES SCOTT.
HooKsTowN, Renyer CO Pa.
.... October H. 1876. !
MrssKs MEANS & BROTHERS: Owing TO defsv
tive foundation my Engine, bought los last sea
can grind much wheat with as little efuslasSany
one know OF. wish all wanting steam Engines
could get one as good as mine.
- OTHANlEL WOODROW.
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TINE REV. CS. BURNETT, while laborinr ad
L Missionary in Southern Asia. discovere
nsimple and certain Cure Tor Consumption, Asth
aa, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Nervous Debility,
and all impurities of the Blood; also, an easy and ef
ectual mode OF Inhaling the Remedy. Actuated
W desire TO benefit his suffering fellows, he will
Gheeffully send the Receipt treeJ to such desire
with full and explicit directions for preparing and
successfully using the Medicine Address
REv. e. S. BURNETT,
. s3l Broadway, NJ Y. City.
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Sa9esl!rert Gde ner St9titr. Saltimprs Mfr.
6urrab fit DaaatelleI

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seraee 9ttlaSsipbia, Die SudFer Jcite, al ihrrilIorIn,
menislten5 in Se3ietuus auf Saaatelle. 0os S}son.
tell 5tsber 9raiitrt mirtlid ihauberbaft bier, penn ppo
nur elm @'@1 Bier 3u tatsn, NO nur Terms cash"
hhe gsa9srptFr" an9eltrtebsn itebt, M minft or,pjs
antb in Sintrrsrunpe elm Sasateli. ""'
Oarint 6urraD iWr Sasatrue! unc k,urti5h,;k
fir Die tspu6ten neu refaurtrteu
Sasateas i'm Stem @artet Sptd.
reneH e'aite me INNER freunrlid, unp mr. NIT r,m
bflten s~assrbier bepient nerteu.
ltnterSeihneter Iaret ole feline 0Snuer !. 5r,,,,,t
%sF9sff'It siH' fh ocn Stisem gu iitsrsuarn.
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SScitcrc Details iiber ben Sramb Der
,,Muffria."

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itanp am Dug uno iprtrabrsnp brans boz 0susr na'
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gen auf tbren &nisen @nbrre lu6tsn baS Jeuer BON
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5tpimmcn unb psrIinfen. galp tamen pic Slamneu
70 nabc, paB meine 5ano unp meine 9lrme Sranctlar
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auf benz gcrrerrsd. SD tcnnte es MID auebalten unt
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nah riidrart5 sinsn ~traftiscn 5uBitcG; raturh riiIen
meiuc Stinticiper aus uno lib tdubtc Wicter cmppr.
gBas aus pem Nupcrn geporren meib it ni9t. gBie<
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banssn unt bling nun NIT Dem &opf atpGrts etma 6
SUB iiter mir. Seine &lcbsr fusen an ,u olimnen.
benn 5untcn unb brennencer Sunbe resuete, fort
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Dislt MID raran feit bis it cine Sisrtelnuntc lpatrr
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ltno lsBt bEt Sem llntsrieihneten sustyi6tst, bic i'd Surt slseoute
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&s- Sur 9amen III Gin @rtra>9aO einaeyiatet, y; Sen, elm
prisai> Ginsans fahrt. lin ;ablrei6en 9efudt tirtt 1851 v"
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