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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-26

4. Analytical practice differs from every other
system ever yct adopted prchonds all the tried
aud substantial facts in medical science, am! is
ne ilier Aliopahic, oMeorathic, Botanic EIcc-
ulc OF tlydrcpntlc, or these arc or less cx
ciuslVcs; uCd dowl to routine practice.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-26
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs
NOTICE

Excellent likeness are now made at Davis
Sky-light gallery for half dollar Now is the time
to get good and cheap likeness
Jan 26.'59-if
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-26
10 eacInerS.

10 Teachers. ,oa .a8
TINE Board OF Examiners OF liarrisoug county
l. Ohio, will hold meeting at Cadiz, on the asl
tridny Of. each Of the following months
April, May, September, October aid Noyen.
Der, 1853 and February and March, 1889 commen
cling at 10 O'Clock, A. M. on each day,for the ex-
animation OF Teachers, under the "act to provide
for the reorgaF iA tion, supervision and maintain.
ailce of conn on scocls," !" passed March a. 1858.
B7Order Of, the Bo7Id,
c %. y 2, ADAlMs Clerk.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-26

l. Tie rejection of all poisonou druas and min.
erals. Instead of enieebiug the system and TN
deavoring to reduce l. SO low that the disease can
not reach it, nvigorate the system and enable it
eXpo the disease: even the most delicate const-
tuition, although afflicted with the most nveterate
disease, will moi be inquired by my trea ment.
D. In the vegetable kingdom, nature has devel-
opsd in boundlGss bounty safe remedy for every
disease TO which the human system is subiec and
each remedy may be found in that rcei IN t, which
the disease is peculiar, 1t is to the knowledge Of
this fact, added to through knowledge of these va
Ilous remedies that ! owe my success in medicine.
Thousands are annually sent to premature graves,
not tor the want o remedies but for want OF proper
remedies.
3 No false promises made, or expense incurred
wltho 1t a corresponding prospt CT oI recovery.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-26
New Crop of Smsnr nnd M0Insses.

lust received lot of New Sugar and Molasses
J Of prime 1ua!ity-and ut reduced prices
S& II MFADDEN.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-26

BOTTLES, t'lasks, Walls, &c; large apsnrt.
ID mclt, on hand cheap at ] BEAtL
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-26

| in the Senate, yesterday, bills were Tarscl as
! follows: The Senate bill amending the Civil
Code relative TO publication Of notions Of sales
on execution; bill amendatory Of the Justices
! Code, and the act to amend the law relative to
( the publication Of general laws in newspapers o
! the State. A bill was introduced by Mr. Phelps
providing for canvassing the votes cast for Comp
| trollcr oil the treasury. 4 communication was
received iom the committee appointed to in
quire into the treasury defa lcation, stating that
! the committee are unable to State definitely the
| time when they will be able to report but eX.
pect to do so in about one month. The reports
ofthe Board ofPublic Works and the Commis-
1 sioncrs Of Reform Schools were received. A
resolution was adopted inStructing the appro-
pirate committee to report what legislation Is
( necessary to compel hanks to pay their taxes in
accordance with the provisions Of the law Of la!
! winter.
The House passed lhe bill i0r the protection
! Of Gas Companies. Resolutions directing an in
quiry whether the letting Of contracts for the
4 enlargement Of the Lewist0wn reservoir was
! fraudulent; and as to. the leases OF water power
on the Miami and Erie Canal; and inStrnctng
! the Finance Committee TO report separate appro-
pTiation bills, were introduced and laid on the
table FOR future discussion. Mr.. IlarriSon's res
oluton directing the appropriate Committee 70
report bill to reduce The salaries OF employees
on The canals, was adopted.
New bills were introduced as follows: Fixing
! the time of holding Courts; for the surrender
and transfer to the city of Cincinnati Of a GER
tain portion Of the Miami Eapal withinsai city,
and amending the act relating to County audit
Ops tStatesmam 22d inst. - I.
/ nv q !
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-26
Cure for Consumption!
Pr. CuuRcHILL's Discovery!

WinChc2fT's GCm5gine Prepare ton
OF Dr. j. u. .CssuTchigss Compound Of
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-26

ditional appropriations for the construction Of a
certain bridge &ciosS White River; and bill
! for tie removal of the county seat of Noble
county from the town of Caldwell to the town
of SarahSvile. The bill relative 10 side walks
was indefinitely poStpoGcd, O1o, Statss0san
1914 inst
/ In the Senate yesterday, The fpllowng Mlls
were introduced By Mr. Ashmun: 10 SC
amend the act relative to treSpassng animals
! that Such animals may be sold on execution to
satisfy judgments obtained for damages occa.
stoned by them, any exemption laws now cXis
/ ting to the contrary notwithstanding; by Mir
Cantwcl: 10 amend the School law; and by
Mr., Winans; TO amend, and supplementary TO-
I The various acts relative to Turnpike and plank
road Companies. A resolution was adopt.
ed instructing the commissioners, or any two o
/ them, appointed hy the act Of April -, 1858
/ 10 investigate the treasury defalcation, etc, tt
examine and report whether the method otbook
keeping and transGcting the business Of the Au,
ditor Of State and Treasure els Department is
conducted in compliance with tie provisions 0
the Independent Treasury Re and what chan
ges, il any are requisite ard proper in the syS-
TEN orbool keeping and methcd Of transacting
the business of those departments. a lengthy
discussion was had, III COMMITTEE OF The hole
on the bill relative to suits for recovery Of dam.
ages in cases ofpalt fulfllmcnt Of contracts.
In the House, the bill authorizing the city OF
Dayton to issue bonds, was passed. A resoIu-
ton that the General Assembly will adjourn
zine dir on the lOth of February, was adopted
\ resolution directing the judiciary Committee
to enquire into the right Of members to draw
mileage for the present session; and resolution
calling on the State Auditor for information as
to the amount paid by the several counties Of the
State, and received tion the sale of lands on ac-
count Of the canals. Resolutions were adopted
calling on the Auditorof State for information
relative to the expense and operation of the
semi-annual tax law Ihe following new bills
were introduced 10 amend the act providing
for struck iurics; to authorize County Commits
soners to set apart funds collected for road pur-
poses and apply them specifically; to amend The
act in relation to guardian add ward; to amend
the act for the protection OF fish, and to amend
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-03
Mr. Cnoatc ms an Orator.

Mr.. Garrison does not agree with the good
opinion Of the late Mr.. Choate, now 90 COM
mon. He says in the Liberator:
As public speaker, We have seldom lis.
tened to one Of any reputation for eloquence
with less satisfaction. Whether at the bar
or on the platform, he was a professional
Zouave. His gesticulations were combina-
ton of tragedy, comedy and farce; his speech.
es distinguished for labyrinthian verbosity,
beyond all power of extrication. A more
vicious style is not to be found in English
hstory--inhated, disjonted, fashy, sopho-
morical, double and twisted, heller SHELTER,
and whatever characterizes the s'spread- ca
gle" school. In this respect. the difference
between himself and Mr.. Webster was almost
infinite. low clear, forcible, terse, was
every sentence uttered or recorded by the
latter! How like a will 9th wisp was the
former, whether with pen or tongue! Grant
ed that be was remarkable for his literary,
scgolastlc and legal Instrumentation his co.
piousness of speech, exuberance of imagina-
ton, and power of persuasion-therei is moth
ing to quote, nothing to remember in any OF
his oratorical efforts because Of endless CIR
cumlocution and metaphysical cloudiness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-03

Report or the Committee OF Exami-
nation Of Denmark Academy,
Consisting Of J. M. Beck, Esq, Of Fl. Mad
ison; Rev. Glen Wood, of Denmark, and
Rev. +. 8. Prather, Of Pleasant Ridge.
The Committee chosen to be present at
the late anniversary exercises OF the Dem
mark Academy, submit the following report
The examination was thorough, and con-
Quoted, not with view to shoo off the pu-
pills by selecting attractive and familiar por-
tious of the different studies for tho exami
nation, but was fair and honest test Of
their progress in, and acquaintance with, the
different departments Of learning taught in
the Academy.
The classes in Grammar and the Lam
gaages, exhibited evidences Of thorough
training, as also the classes in Mathematics.
We were particularly pleased with the read
!, ings and accuracy displayed by the class in
Geometry in their demonstration and solution
Of many of the most difhcult propositions
and problems
| The classes in Chemistry, Mesecrology and
Rhetoric exhibited a knowledge Of these
sciences alike creditable to themselves and
their instructors.
| We were much pleased with the declama-
tons and compositions. Without dispar-
aging the others. we may be permitted to re-
mark that some of the compositions were Of
the highest order, and would have done cred
it to experienced writer's.
The Musical exercises of the pupils, both
vocal and instrumental, exhibited instances
Of very great proficiency.
The Committee were pleased to remark
the great earnestness, attention and proprie-
ty Of department of the pupils during the
exercises. In school 30 large, this prove,
conclusively that the teachers do we'll thei,
part and labor successfully to make tn,
studies interesting and attractive to those un
der their charge.
The large audience present at tho exer
cises, exhibited clearly the great irteres
felt by the public in this Academy, and tina
it has their warmest sympathy and entir'
confidence.
The Committee, in conclusion, express
their entire satisfaction with the result Of
the examination, and feel, after what the,
heard and saw that the high reputation oil
the Academy is but simple justice to it
merits. j. M. BECK,
IS. PRArHER,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-03

PIrrsBURo, July 80.
The following letter from President Bu-
chanan was received this morning by Hon.
VIM. McCandless:
BEDFORD SPRINGS, July Is.
My DEAR SIR: l have received your kind
note Of the 10th inst, with leader from the
Post. Whilst | appreciate, as it deserves,
the ability and friendship displayed in the
editorial, yet regret that it has been pub
lisbed My determination not, under any
circumstances, to become candidate for re-
election is final and conclusive. Nv best
judment and strong inclination unite in ia.
vor Of this course. To cast doubts upon nv
Predetermined purpose calculated to impair
my influence in carrying out important meas
ant measures, and to afford pretext for say
ing that these have been dictated by desire
to be re-nominated. With kindest regardes,
&C., remain, sincerely and respectfully,
Your friend,
JANIS BUCHANAN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-03
Type, Presses, Ink,
AND EvERY ARTICLE REQUIRED IN A
NEWSPAPER, BOOK OR JOB OFFICE,

rISHE improvements made in the preparation of
L Metals, give to the Type manufactured at this
Foundry great reputation for durability. The
subscriber is prepared with greatly increased ia
ciiites to supply the wants Of the trade through
out the West.
He will continue to keep in store large stock Of
Hoe Co. 3, and Ruggles' celebrated
PRINTING PRESSES,
Which, together with those Of any other maker,
will be furnished at MANuFAcrURERs PRICES.
lie has recently made arrangements with u. r..
Webb of New York formerly Wells Webb, and
will hereafter keep on hand large stock of his
WOOD TYPE,
The best in the market. Parties wishing to order
largely Of Wood Type, will be furnished with MIR.
Webs Specimen Book.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-03
DE M ON stratio al in
Fhilidetphin.
PHILADELPHIA, july /.

PHILADELPHIA, July 80.
The demonstration at Independence Square
this evening, by the friends Of Sunday Rail-
road travel was largely attended. Jno. M.
Butler, Esq, presided, and speeches were
delivered by Joshua Bond, a Quaker, Drs.
Sites, Wolf and others. The repeal OF all
laws which restrict public travel on Sunday,
was favored, and the late decision Of the Su-
preme Court Of the State denounced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-03
IIERMES.
eT Cassius NJ. CLAY spoke to a large

CT Cassius NJ. Clay spoke to a large and
silent audience, at Oovington, KY, on the
18th ult. lie took neither side, but de-
nounced Bell and Magofin both as political
qaaoks. His speech was straight out Re-
publican. He called upon the non-slave-
holders Of Kentucky to prepare to share the
national triumph Of the Republican party
next fall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-03

Keokuk Nursery.
I'm and after the 18th Of September, / will have
~ on hand, for sale, lot of choice
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Small Fruits and Shrubbery adapted to this eli
mate and the wants Of the people; especially
Houghtonis Seeding Gooseberry, red and white
Currants, kaspberres, Strawberry plants and
Grape roots. Time for transplanting, from Sep
TENDER to June.
Orders may be left at No. Estes House, Main
street. VIM. BARNES.
keokuk, Aug. 2, '59-ddw9m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-03
The New sect Controversy.

New York, July 30.-The U. S. steam
frigate San Jacinto sailed to-day for the
coast of Africa.
La relation to the new church scheme re-
ported to be favored by prominent Unitarian
ministers, Rev. DIR. Osgood makes a positive
refutation Of the Evening POSTS story con-
corning his connection therewltb, in a spicy
and sarcastic letter. lie also explains the
discourse Of Mr. Bellows, which gave rise
to the report, his meaning having been mis-
apprehended for his using the word Catholic
in the philosophic instead Of the ritual sense,
and nothing having been said by him to JUS
tify the statement that be favors any new
hierarchy or any revival Of the old pageant
ry. In conclusion, Mr.. Osgood says he shall
be very glad to see new Catholic Church OF
the true stamp arise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-03

FIUC "HICM HtpHIEEMBs
rIsHE subscriber being obliged to make . change
1 in the WArcn REPAIRING DEPARTMENT, has Sc
cured the services OF competent workman--one
who understands bis business thoroughly. Great
care will be taken with all work entrusted to my
care, and the work rranted 70 give satisfaction.
The Repairing Of Clocks, JcUeiry, &C., also the
manA featuring Of goods Of every description, shall
receive my personal attention, and warranted.
p. S.-Work Of all kinds not giving perfect sat
isfae,ion will be promptly adj listed by calling
the subscriber, at No. Estes House
April 6-dAw SAM'L Il. BRIDGES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-03
Republican Nominations.
RepuD,ican Township Convention.

RePuDlfean Township Convention.
The Republicans of Jackson Township VIII meet
In vERANDAH HALL, KE0KuK, on sATUR-
DAY, AUGUST 9Th, at o'clock p. m, for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to the County Re-
publican Convention, at Charleston, and transact
ing snch other business as may be brought before
the Convention.
BY order of the Townsphip Republican Central
Commute. GEO. W. MctkAkf,
July 80, 1859. Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-03

SAND PAPER.
En REAMS Bakers first quality, numbers Q,
OU \, l, 2, 3, and assorted, for sale very low by
A. J.. WILKINSON,
Sign Of tho Golden Eagle and Mortar,
Jnne3 96 Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-03

We learn from Mr.. Charles B. Jennings, Of
this city, that dispatch from highly re-
sponsible house in New York city, was re-
ceived, few days since, conveying the in
telligence that the contract had been signed
and the funds provided to complete the Du-
buque Pacific Railroad to independence
this fall. This IL most welcome intelli
gence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-03
WILL EXHIBIT AT KEOKUK,
Friday. Aug. S, 1859.

Three Lady Riders and Dansueses
Two NO.. Glow Ms!
COMPLETE TROUPE or TALENTED EQUE J.
TRANS!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-03


Signor Armstrong, the Equestrian Magician and
Juggler.
Mr.. IL. S. Gardner, the great Rope and Wire
Performer.
Herr Wellington, the Light and Ii eavy BalAncer
and wonderful Silt Performer.
Seth Knapp, the Universal Jester and Sin cling
Motley.
Buck Gardner, the Great Southern Trick Clown.
Master Charlie and Willie, the Juvenile Prodi-
gies.
All of whom will enter the ring in various per-
formances in friendly strife for the championship
| Of the ring.
! GE AT the close of the grand Leaping Act by
| the company, Messrs. W orland and Gardner will
each throw Double Summcrsault.
ESr Previous to the Afternoon Exhibition
Md lie Worland will make terrific ascension on
Single Wire 800 feet long, from the ground to the
| top of the centre pole Of the canvass. FIRE.
TO ALL
/ IN Gentlemanly ushers in attendance. Par
ticdlar attention paid to ladies accompanied by
their families.
5zSpositively smoking allowed within the
canvass.
Doors open nj and o'clock D. IN Per-
! form commences half an hour after.
! ADMISSION-Box 30 cents. Childr en- under 10
years of age, half price to box.
July %, '5o-w3t dauga45
/ Va At Waterloo, Mo-, Wednesday, Aug. 4th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-03

1.-TWO Double Somerset men. A
j. ,irand operstic Brass and String
Orchestra, led by Professor Bailey.
Splendid Stud Of Blooded Perform
ing Horses, Ponies and Mules.
With this Mammoth concern may
BE- found the TO ilowing talented ar
fists, which have been selected from
the leading Equestrian Companies
in America and on the Continent.
The Carroll Family.
Mons. w. b. Carroll. the best
general performer in the world.
Mad. Carroll, the Queen OF Eques-
triennes.
Mile Marie, the beautiful, grace
full aud daring French Equestrienne.
Mr.. Maurice Sands, the incom-
parable Single Horseman, just re-
turned from Europe.
Mons. Jerry Worland, the great
est Leaper and Vaulter in the
world.
MIR. T. Gravin, the world-re-
nowned Equestrian and Acrobat.
Herr Jennings, the Man OF Iron,
a - (.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01

SEvwoN,-s SPECrACIEs-W learn that en-
cagements elsewhere make it impossible for
Mr.. SERMONS to remain in this city but short
period probably not longer than the present
week. Consequently all who are in want of
his glasses shonld not delay making their Sc
l"ctions. He is the only person who has the
SERMONS spectacle which has been used with so
much satisfaction by many of our citizens.
OF their excellence there can be no doubt;
their superiority to others no one who has
used them will deny. They are manufactured
in Great Britain expressly for the vender at
the SERMONS mandatory, and in respect to
the purity of the glass, and all the req Iisltes
of Il number one spectacle, are Incompatible.
It is of the utmost Importance to those whose
sight is failing them, that they should use
great caution in the selection of spec tacles.
A cheap. inferior article, gotten up to meet
the demand for cheap things, ought never to
rest uuon any ones nose if he has a proper
REGARD for the well-bcing of his eyes. haaaa-
tons of good spactaclcs ave no more good
snertacIcs than gilt is rcIncd gold. Avoid
all such as you would the plague. The best
or nome turn the eye out t" grass, don't
obstruct vision with pressed or any other kind
of inferior glasses.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 26.-P. M.-NOthing of moment
has interfered with the ordinary Of business
today The weather was and drIzZling, but
sufficient stop outdoor operations, ana IN some
denortments there was a very fair degree activity.
The money market remains under full supply, aud
negotiations If prime long paper are made with iacl-
ty at SCaSH T CT. There is strong demand outside
for good aCceptances, and the prospect OF continued
and increasing ease is undmiuished- The amout OF
short paper offe ing Bank considerable but every
thing acceptable is speedily absorbed
Foreign Exchange tribe stiiier this morning
Sterling of good make taken at 1851, and the
leading drawers name 1Os3s The range IS from los
upward. Drafts with bill of lading, 1OIGOlOIH.
Francs, 5f p "a 1D5f - "a and drawers mold at
5f2IL4. Sixty days on New York rules from l&G2
. Ct Sight is somewhat firmer q and difficult 10
buy less The Banks check over the counter at "a
MEMPHIS Jan 29-ARKANsas LAND scRIP.-There was
inquiry for the Helena district Scrip yesterday
and offers for considerable amounts made at 90
cents and declined We heard Of sale OF 5000
BItesville at 50 cents.
ARKANSAS IASps-A large sale of Crittenden county
land was, learn made day or two ago by one OF
our real estate agents TO enterprisng Eastern
capitalists, who intend To put large force 10 work at
learn that large amounts OF Eastern capital will be
brought here for investment in Arkansas Lands, and
by parties who intend 10 settle the lands and who do
not buy for speculation alone.
PACIFIC MISUNDERSTANDING Conway is disposed to
aid by all possible means our railway through Arkan-
s4s. He unwilling divide the per cent. fund be-
two companies, since our road would only re-
ceive 100000, sum so Insignificant, that while II
would actually avail us little, might deprive us OF
far efficient legislative aid OF different charac-
ter.
The bill now pending, loanng our Memphis and
little Rock Road So eco per mile, Will Certainly pass
the Arkansas senate though its fate in the House is
somewtate predetermined Another bill has been
presented by the Internal Improvement Committee,
investing stock in the different railroads of the
State millions of OF land 100000 will be
given 10 the Cairo and Fulton, and 100000 to tho
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Company. War
will be issued by the state which be located
anywhere upon the unsnld swamp Lands, and thus
shall certainly secure the of completing our
road tO Little Rock and Fort smith. John Robinson
is the Arkansas Capitol, and is satisfied with the
state of things IN that cty-AUdiGnehe.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01
Arrangement for TraveIcrs..

We desire to call the attention of the pub
Tc, and especially of that portion of it, who
have occasion sometimes to travel, to the new
arrangement which has leen recently made
Lv the Nashville aud Chaitlnooga Rail Road
and steam packets on the Cumberland River
BY this arrangement persons going Norm,
North West or South. and indeed in almost
any direction, arr afforded unusad facilities
for safe, speedy and ceonom cal travel. All
OF the routes named in the schedule are con
veuient. aud the time occupied in passing
over them a. short or shorter than ON other
routes of more prctensions. The thanks of
the public are due to Mcssrs. CoIE and HAM
Il.ToN for efiecting the arrangement.