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Nn BGl Penn Street,

OPPOSITE THE ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
Daily, except Sundays, for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis and all other Chronic Complaints com.
pic ted with or causing Pulmonary DISEASE, in
cluli7g Caiarrh Heart Disease Affections Of the
Liver, Dyspepsia, Gasrius, Female Complaints
etc. etc.
DRS. FIFTH & SYKES would state that their
treatment Of Consumption is biased upon the fact
that the disease exists in the b ,od and system al
loroe. both before, and during It's development in
the lungs, and they therefore employ Mechanical
Hygenic and Medieinal remedies to purify the
blood and strengthen The system. Wilh ihsse, they
use Medicinal Limitations, which they value high
w. but only as Paiatives, thaving no Curative eff
tect when used alonel and l1vads are earnestly
cautioned against wasting the precious time OF Gu
rabty on any treatment based upon the plausa
bic, but ia Sc idea that the seate tie disease car
be reached IN direct manner by lnhalation," fo
us before stated, the seat Of the disease Is III th
blood and its Elects only in the lungs.
| RrNo char tor consultation
dist of ques tons will lie sent to those wishin!
| to consult MS by letter.
Ju.y7, 1858
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LAUGuABLE There was law suit before
one Of our justices on last Thursday, in which
Messrs. Scott, Lennon and Malernee were the
Attorneys fer the Plaintiff, and j II. McMath
for the defndent. AS lawyers generally do in
such cases, there were some sharp words passed
between them about which one OF the attorneys
(MalIernee) for the plaintiff became 50 sens
tive that hesued the defendants attorney (Mc-
Math) for slandor in $1,000 damages. Well, il
is a novel idea any how for one lawyer to sue
another for their talk while managing case.
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pcceat ofrrank p. Blair.

1t gives us the greatest pleasure to announce
to our readers that the renegade whose name
appears above, is defeated for Congress in the
St. Louis District, and that sound National
Democrat has been elected in his place. Frank
Blair acted the traitor in '56, but thank God, he
could not act it again in '58. It appears that
every Democrat Congressman in Missouri is ell
ectcd. Huzzal
We have carried Kentucky by glorious ma
jority. Let every Democrat rejoice.
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Collapse OF the Anti-SlaveTy Agita.
si9EP.

An exchange well remarks, when it says that
the deiea. of Blair for Congress in Missouri in
dicates remarkable collapse in the ant-slaycry
a station. 1t is but the beginning OF the end.
Ktnsas is done for; and the same wholesome
conservative general reaction which eliminated
in the election of 1852 is now beginning to
work against the niger agtators. The Seward
republican party are in shoal water, and the
chances now are that before December next
they will b. hard aground. The d ,leat of Blair
in St. Louis shows that Kansas shricking has
CEASED to pay expenses That ST. Louis election
is one Of the most significant aud important
manifestations Of new political revolution
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-11

O5-The ticket nominated by the Democracy
Of Ohio, on the 10th ult., is received everywhere
throughout the State with greater enthusiasm
than we remember to have seenany State. tick
ct that has been heretofore nominated. The
Democracy Of Ohio are a unit, and that they
viii come off victorious on the second Tuesday
Of Octobsr no sane man doubts Democrats Of
Harrison county, do your full part towards
achieving this glorious victory.
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LaElCa Appraisers.

The following gentlemen were nominated by
their respective townships for the otiiceo Land
Appraiser. Those townships, which are left
blank, we have not heard the names of their
candidates. We trust that their names will be
forwarded to us without delay:
Short Creek,
Green,
German, JouN WHKIN.
Adeas, JoHN McCoNNELL.
Cu,l., WALTER JAMIsoN.
IArcher, SAMUEL MEGAw.
R@mley, HAMILTON kING.
Nottingham, BENJAMIN JOHNSON.
Moorefell, RETURN M. KENNEDY.
Stock,
Freepo,t.
Washington,
Franklin, JOEL CRANDLETr.
North, .5-.
Monroe,
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OJ-When we visit Columbus we always make
ita point to stop at Kcsey's American Hotel.
The reason for this is--we have tried the 9th
er hotels in that city, and have found the Amer
lean superior to any Of them. When you visit
that city, always remember that the American
is the place TO stop at.
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New YoRR, August 8

n EW lUKVl august u
At the meeting Of the City Council this even ..
ing, message was received from the Mayor re-
commenting that the hosptalities Of the city
be ex ended to all connected with the laying OF
the Ocean telegraph, that the citizens of New
York be requested to illuminate, and that al the
public buildings be Illuminated on a day fixed
for the public celebration Of the great event
The Councils adopted a series of resolutions
congrutuating the public, and rendering thanks,
and offering municipal dinner to all concern
ed in the on cnterprise, providing for the illunlina-
tion Of the City Hall, and requesting Mr. Cyrus
w. Field to sit for his portrait to be placed in
the Governors room at City Hall.
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ID Y E ID

CADaX WaIOL ESAE NlAEsA EFT.
(Co,rccted Weekly BY George d. Wilson, Whot :
sa'e GiocerS, Fo,a0arting and Commission
Neschants,)
CADlz, OHIo, August H. '58.
F1ow'-For good Supeline and Extra $3.50
@400.
ITheat--5o@65
Groceries Sugar in hh7s. s@9114; N. O..
Mclasses 40@42 cts per gal.
Rio Ccfes-ll@12la; Java is; Pepper II
Ground Pepper 15@l7.
ARspice-l7; Cloves 25; Soap, Rosin bar 5@
5n; German DO ~
Castle Soap-15; Soda g. Candles 13913tS
G,un--Corn 25@3O; Oats 22@25; Rye 4o@
Barley 30@40c.
Rjce-6c p h.
1oJocco-6 Twist II; Dcwy & Anderson's
brands 30@33.
Fjsh-NIackeral No. 8, p bbl $1,000, halt
do $50
Like Esl-Whitc p half bbl. $500. Her
ring do $3.50 Trout do S450. pickera! do
5000 Perch do $3.50.
SugaIs--Crushed and Pulverzcd, Coverings
brand 12@14c,
S,a,ch--Scts p 10.
Teas Young Tyson 4o@75 cts; Black Tea
3O@50.
Naas-1o to COD So, 25. to % $3.50 6to
7dS4,25'
Squ-Pttsburgh, $500 u Dbl.
Seeis-1'imothy. Seed $3.50. Clover Seed
4,00@ 4,50, Flax SO75
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01rJudge Hanna, Of McConnellsville, was
not a candidate for Judge before the late Demo
cratic judicial Convention. He considers the
law by whiebthe Office was ctcated is unconsti-
tutional The general opinion, however, is,
that:the law lis constitutional. x
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-11

O1T-The writing editor Of the Gernscy Times
was in attendance at the late Democratic State
Convention in Columbus He comes home, and
has his paper virtually filed with ISLANDERS about
the proceedings of that body. This he should
not do, because the young man was treated with
all due respect by every Democrat that he came
in contact with, and some of them went SO far
as 10 take care of him when he was Incapable
Of taking care of himself 1t does not look well,
friend Bell, to abuse those who have shown
themselves to be your friends in time Of need
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rS'NceIv Norma, SchoOg of ullio.

K'NCGTy NOfmR1I SchOOE OF WHO.
The fourth year of this Institution under the
auspicies OF the "OhiO State Teachers AssOcia-
tion, ;" will commence On Tuesday, the 3lst of Au
gust next, under the Presi5tncy OF A. S. Hayden,
late Principal of the Western Reserve Eclectic
institute He will be assisted by competent
corps Of Instructors, and, it is believed, that SUI
perior facites for Obtaining the elements OF
thorough education in connection with knowl'
edge OF the "Science of TcHching," viii be a!iord-
ed to all who desire TO enter the profession.
Catalogues, or farther inform lion can he had by
addressing A. S. ayden. lIopedale. g.. K Jenk-
ems, Mt Pleasant or En- l. Tappan, Steubcnyille.
July IA, 1883
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NEW DIRK, Aug. j.
The recording instruments Tor the Atlantic
cable are in such state Of orwardness as to
ensure the early opening ofthe line fol business
1t is understood that the transmission OF the
Queens and the Presidents first messages
through the cable will take place early in tie
afternoon, and probably in the course ofthe pres
ent week; instantly after the transmission OF the
Presidents reply to the Queens message, the
two communications will, by consent of the
President, and through the corporations OF the
managers and employees of the telegraph lines
OF the country, be made public from Newioun-
land to Texas, and from Quebec to the boun-
Diary OF civilization in the Northwest. We have
assurance from all points that so soon as the
Queens and the Presidents messages are read,
there will be public and private demonstrations
OF JOY, by the ringing Of bells, firing OF salutes,
&c, in every city, town, and village throughout
the country. 1t is understood that Mr.. Field
will cause notice to be given in advarce OF the
day when the Presidents message will be trans
mittcd through the cable. ).
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0TBlack republican candidates in this coun-
ty are beginning to bristle up little preparato-
ry to their nominating convention. Take it ca
sy gentlemen. The clique that controls the
Cadiz Republican have the ticket already made
out, and if you are fortunate enough to be in
their list, you win get the nomination. Ifyou
ain,t vnn wnn,t Thats So
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GIVE regret to learn that Senator Chand-
Ter (RepubliGan) of Michigan, was severely in
iured at his residence in Detroit, few days
since by the explosion Of gas pipe. We trust
that his recovery may be speedy.
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GTThe telegraph informs US that on the Srd
inst, duel took place in New Orleans, between
Mayor Henry and Joseph Howell The Ormet
was wounded severely.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-11

GA man named Frederick Bogler, living
near Columbus Ohio, was bit by a mad dog
on the 4th of May last, and on the 22nd Of
July he was attacked with hydropLObia and
died m the 3Ist ult
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0<FMr. John Zane, for many years Postmas-
ter at Martinsville, Belmont, County, Ohio, died
very suddenly on the End inst. lie had exert
cd himselfln carrying the mail to the depot, and
when he was returning to the office he fell
dc,d
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COUNTY TICKET.

AUDITOR,
Alexander NEahOOd, ef 4Idie:.s Io,clsap
RECORDER,
Elins 8. E1eamcay, Gf Nottingham
URvElo OH,
Robert troSSan, Of Green
COMMISSIONER,
Jacob LnGEerty, of 1foorcfeI
lSrIRNARY DlREcToR,
Thomas Love. of C0dz
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Complying with the urgent request of hun
dreds OF their patie Is.
Drs, q. mi. FgTCsg d g. w. SYKES
Have concluded to remain PERMANEN fLY IN
PITTSBURGH, and may be consulted at their Of
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'ufSi &c,
CYErs W. FIELD.

TTaxtqY BAY, Aus. 7.-The most complete
success has attended the layingo the Atlantic.
telegraph cable, and the telegTaphic signals are
berng Transmitted through the entire length
1t is unlikely that the line will be opened for bu-
sncss FOR several dayS,and perhaps weeks; delay
being neeeSSsr TO give the electricians time
for series Of experiments. Qportunity ior bu-
sinesS will he given. .-..
NEw YoRK, Aug. Mr.. Peter Cooper,
President of tlc Atlantic telegraph Companyon
Thursday telesraphed TO Mr. Field, stating that
he was very anxious to know il the Againem-
non had landed her end Of the cable. Mr., Field
replied that the cable had been successfully laid
aud signals were passing uninterruptedly
through It's entire length. Mr.. Cooper states
that it was arranged that no message should he
transmitted either way, until the Queens greet
ing Fad been sent TO Mr. Buchanac.
We must, therefore, wait ior the receipt oil
that message before we can know anything more
definite about the success of that enterprise
Mr. Cooper himself has no doubt ofthe act that
the cable has been successfully laid to both
coasts as tecgraphed by Mr.. Field. The fol.
lowing dispatch has been received from Capt
Hudson by his family;
"TRGNITY BAY, Aug. Good has been with
us. The teleg,agh has been laid without acct
| dent, and to Him be all the glory. We are all
well. Yours, afIectionaiely, (Signed)
| "WM. uUDSoN."
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ClRcLEvILLE, Ohio, Aug Our city was
beautifully Illuminated last night. All the bells
were rung, splendid fireworks were displayed,
three bands Of music were OUT, beautiful ladies
graced the streets and a mighty concourSe
thronged the streets, all in honor oi the union
of the Old World with the New by telegraph.
C1ScIxNATI, Aug. THE telegraph office
was brilliantly illuminated last evening with
six hundred lights.
EvANsvILLE, Ind, Aug. THE Atlantic
telegraph news yesterday caused general excite
ment and rejoicing. Fifty guns We're Tired by
the Artillery Company, in honor ofthe event
New York, Aug 6.--The telegraph Offices
and particularly the American Telegraph office
No. 81, Wall street are brilliantly illuminated
this evening and decorated with English, French
and American flags. A hundred guns were
were fired in the Park by direction of Mayor
Tiemann.
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Special Uotitts


RlrPREMluM paid on gold and silver at the
Banking House of REIN WELcH & CO.,
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0-rThe black republicans and Know Moth
ipgs oyerin Belmont county have united upoA
acoanty ticket by the x. Ms getting all.
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"non't An Come at Once"

rTOOTH.ACEE E, WARTS, CoRNS. &c., can be
cured. The Er safest remedial agent ever
discovered for curing the above named diseases.--
Tho preparation is so cheap ard common that .
child can procure the Ingredients and make the
pound with perfect success. Cures Toothafhe in
minntes. Corns, Warts. &c, will be removed iu
"a hours after the application. All the above as-
med receipts will be sent post paid TO any address
on the receipt OF IS centsto our address; which
NAV be remtted in postage stamps; besides a re-
&C ipt Enr making Lemonade, Syrup, sc, SC.
Address ii. a. Co;
Aug A. '5S.u. .sal
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N0tice.

ts Notice.
|T,EE undersigned has beeu appointed and quail.
i fed as Administrator on the Estate Of John
G Kemp. aeceased All persons interested will
take notice accordingly.
Scorr & LENNON, Att'ys. is
July2e, $685. " n ia's4 wa A2B II II +@aW
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aEaaiS Ss..sgE.
A Prize for Everybody
WHO s"BScRIBEs FOR THR
NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS,
A BEAUTIFULLY
HIEu ustrated
T AMILY NEW SPAP E r +.

The New York Weekly Press is one OF the larg-
est and best literary papers the day A largo
Quarto containing Twenty Pages,or sixty Columns,
every week.
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DIsHoP SlMPsoS.-The Cleveland Leader of
the 5th inst. says:-Many friends Of this ex-
cellent man will be gratifisd TO learn that he IS
in this city aud VIII remain for few days. and
that IA health IS steadily improving. lie is At
the hospitable home Of John CHI ESQ.
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IIKEAT / AMEKICAN tIIF7T T I3tJlJk FTUU5Es
No. 293 Broadway, New York.
where the 0ifts consisting Of Jewelry, &c, and va
ryng in value from IS ce.ts two hundred dollars,
are always on Exhibition, in ample show ca es.--
Our New Descriptive atalogue. containing y large
and Literature, lal Of which are sold at regular
publishers prices,) and explaining our new and
original system OF allowing every purchaser his
own choire Of gifts, and setting forth uneqnalied
inducements TO Agents, will bc sent, post paid, TO
any individual, on application m sHa
Address, A. RANNEY, Agent,9f
July I, '58-6m No, 1893 Broadway,
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The Great Work Accomplished.
TIg ara ANTic CABLB LAIDs!
FrAh PaATIe erLAEs!

Nxw vosE, Aug. s. M.--The steatacr Mag
am arrived Al Trinity Bay Yesterday.
The Cable will 10 landed 10 day. The sig'
nal. are perfect throughout.
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The poc,ry OF ply sic,

AYERS PILLS elile, surar-shod over the pal
ate but their energy, although wrapped up Is there
and tells with gany force on the very foundations
of disease There are thousands of sufferers who
would not wear their distempers il they knew they
could be cured for 25 cts Try Ayers Fills, and
YOU will Know it
Purify the blood and disease viii be starved out.
! Cleanse the system from impurities aud you are
| cured already.
| Take this best of all Purgatives, and Scfofula -
| Iudiges lion Weakness tleadache, Bnckache, Side
nche. Janntiice. Rheumaiism, arrangements OF
the Liver Kidneys and Bowels. all arrangements
and all diseases which pnrIatiye remedy can
reach fly before them like darkness before the
Sun.
| Render. il you are suffering from nny OF the nu-
merous complains tsey cure-suier no mnro--the
remedy has been provided for you, and 1t Is cfimi
nal 20 neg ect il. 5~
That Ayers Cherry Pectoral. is the best medi
cine Tor Cough is known 10 the wllplo world ana
that Ayers Pills are the best OF all Pills, is known
! to hose who have used them. .
/ Prepare d by &c AVER. Chemist Lowell, Mss.
and SOLD by all respectable Druggists every where
a1r Important to Farmots, Farrers and Livery
| Men..k9
is the only Medicine in use which will eTec tually
cure Ringbone SPAWN and Spnt ltis not clam.
ed for the Arabnn Ointment, as il is for nearly all
other medicines Of the day, to cure all diseases
which Horse and Man are heir to, hut only 10 cure
ing to directions Rinebone, SPAWN and Splint are
diseases OF precisely a similar character, conse.
quentlyn Medicine which will benefit or cure one
is adapted to the ot her This Ointment penetrates
.he pores, reaches and converts the catlous into
!, natter and the diseased lump is thus discharged
in the form Of pus or matter through the skin
without removing the hair, II not pnt on heavier
than according TO directions Il has been said by
those who have used the Ointment, that twill cure
the Poll Evil and Farcy. II is certain, however
that it will cure or remove any calOus Jumps from
horse, wherever located. Try it and il, aiyel
using it week according to directions, you are
not satisfied to its eiicacy, return the box to the
agent and he will refund The money
4 Price g 90 per box. Put upin 4oz boxes
Maantnctured ond sold Wholesale by JAMES II
BEATTY g. CO.. Franklin, Venago Co, Ia.
Y 10 whom all orders nust be directed,
For sale by John BeaIl, Cadiz ]. P. Watson
IimrisvilIe Geo q. Morgan, Mt Pleasant; Am
brose Reed, Hopedale.
July 1S58-6mo
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BONNETS MILLINERY GOODS &c
On Market street, one door West of
the Post Office, CastiiX, Ohio.
MISS LIZZIE CSBURN

TTAS JUST RECEIVED FROM THE EaS-
Ii TERN CITIES an elegant and fashionable
tall stock OF Goods III her line Ct business, c.n
,i5ting OF
Fashionable EsOnuetS,
of every Descriptions French aud other Flowers Of
the finest kinGs; Straw Goods aud Straw Trim
nlirgs ribbons ot the bas, quality; in short, ma
teriaIs ot every description tor making Bonnets.--
tuvipg spent much tiae in the business, she feels
confident o giving perfect satisfaction To her lady
patrons Bonnets will be made and tr imned in
The shortest possible Time. Al. articles ordered
will receive her personal attention.
CadlZ. Obi Oct. % lo5hf.
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Trixtrr DAY, Aug 7.-Sinee our arrival here
on the morning Of the 9th inst, have been con-
slantly rcceiyirg ielegraphic mcssageS asking Tor
fall particulars in regard to the laying Of the At
lantic Cable, TO whkh il is impossible for me to
reply. aS every moment'o ofmy time will be fully
occupied while remain here, and have ham
ied To Mr.. Mckay, the superintendent Of the
New York & New Fuundlsnd and London Tel
e.raphie Co,npany'S Lines, my daily Journal,
and given him null permission to send The same
anv extracts that he might think Of interest to
public. and especially those which win reply to
the communications that have received.
YsurS, 6c.,
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Git worth from 30 cents to $lo00,00 will he
sent to each subscriber receipt Of the subscrip
lon money
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steamers Gordon and Foreupins will leave for
ST. Johns. y n, to MORROW. -
Due noticp nil le givea when the Atlantic
Te.esFsph Inc will be open or public hrsihes-
CTErs w. FiEID.
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TEIxfrY BAy, Aug 1.-THE Atlantic Tele-
graph vas successfully landed here yesterday
morning, and Is in perssct order.
The AgsmemnOn has landed her end OF the
!. cable. ed We are now receiving signals from
shs fsiaaraph house At Valencia Bay
The u S. steamer Niagra and III. q. M.
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as9 Nrw York, Aug. 6.--the Herald publishes a
special dispatch announcing the arrival Of the
Aeamemnon at Valentia Bay. She may have
arrived, but nothing certain is known yet. The
truth OF the dispatch Is doubted, as BY previous
y arrangement only signals are allowed to pass
Z ietween the Niagara and Agamemnon until both
reach the shore. No news Of the latter will be
(. ,recsised until she lands at Valencia Bay.