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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16
Legal Notice.
Alexander Denny,

Alexander Denny,
va
stsnbsnylils and Indiana Court Of COmasa
Kaii Road Company Pleas, Harrison Co..
Jeremiah M aIs Wilder, Henry Ohio.
lie salo defendants, Jeremiah WILDER and Hen.
~ NJ. alexander Of the state of NJ York, will tats
notice mat on the 18Th Of January 1859. petition
was MED IN ald Court. by said plaintiff against
SAID ran hoad Company, and them snd others
u Is aVeIred IN said petition that said plaintiff on
the ON day OF July, 1854, conveyed 10 said com.
PanY certain tract Of land in said Harrison Coun.
~, Ohio' over which the track OF said CempanV'u
road Is now lad iOrewhich said Companv agreed
10 pay S2l9CO IN on year from the l2lh da, Of
June 1884 with interest which said sum bas not
been paid except sixteen dollars and Ibat s.;d
plaintiff has the vendors lien on said nr, mi.ss
therefor II is aso averred that YOU claim 10 bsva
liens on said premises, by virtue ofcertain mort
cages executed to you by said Rail Road Gonna.
ny.
The object and prayer oi said petition Is tina,
ludgm ent be rendered against said Company far
the balance of said purhase money, to witt Sl25..
81 and interest from March 49, 1856; and that In
default OF payment by s1id Company, that you, as
said Mortgage, be permitted vii thin a short time
to pay the same, and in default Of such payment
that said real esla'e and premises be sold and the
proceeds epJied in satisfaction oil said udgment 80
to be rendered. ta tsF
You are requiredte or or demur to said ne.
tion on or before the 18th day of March 1853.
JOSIAH NJ. ESTEP,
Jan'l9,' 9J-bt Atty for Plaintif
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Pittsburgh and Stea5eMViiac Rail-
road-Prospcct 6f its Completion.

From the Pittsburgh Journal. Feb 10
The Stockholders of the Pittsburgh and
Steubenville Railroad Company held special
meating yesterday, to take action on certain
notifications and additions to the lease of the
road, recently made by the Board Of Directors
to the Western Transportation Company. j .
D. Logan, Esq, was called to the chair, and
Mr.. 2. H. Miller appointed Secretary.
The object tor which the meeting was called
was stated, after which w. s. Heaven moved
that the articles Of agreement between the
Board Of Directors and the Western Transpor-
tation Company be read for the information of
the Stockholders. The motion prevailed, and
the paper was read to the meeting 1t is q
lengthy document, covering some thirty pages
and containg but little in relation to the terms
Of agreement between the contracting parties
that has not already been made public. It's
principal features maybe summed up thus:
The Transportation Company agrees to lease
the road Tor twenty years, with the proviso that
the Railroad Company pay them fair price
for the rolling stock at the end that term.
Sixty per cent Of the gross earnings will be re-
tained by the Company, and the remaining for
ty they bind themselves to apply to the pa yment
of the annual interest on the mortgage bonds.
Should the forty per cent be found more than
sufficient to meet said interest, the residue
will be applied to the liquidation the claims
now held by contractors against the road and
these once settled, the debts of the Company
will next be paid Off After all this has been
done, the overplus becomes the property of the
stockholders, and will be disbursed among them
in .he usual manner The agreement further
stipuIates that the road must be completed and
in Running order within eighteen months from
the first Of April next, and leaves it optional
with the contractors, il they desire it, to con-
gert their claims into income bonds.
On motion of Mr.. Haven, it was resolved that
the lease, as dified, be adopted-two gentle
men, Messrs. Howley, and Brown, voting in
the negative. Mr.. II. and Mr.. B. are both
contractors as well as stockholders and their
objection to the agreement is based on the be-
lie that it affords them but a sorry chance OF
getting their money under it, They refuse to
take income bonds in liquidation OF their claims
and hold that after paying the interest on the
mortgage bonds, there will be nothing left of
the forty per cent, AMI, therefore, nothing for
the contractors.
There was no other business to be transac-
ted, and the meeting adjourned. satisfied that
the line will be completed long before the spe'
Gifted time, and that before the beginning Of
next winter, the cars will be running to Steu-
benville.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16
OnrPoslllnn am Cnhn

The following resolution adopted by late
Democratic convention in Connecticut express
es our sentiments fully on the annexation o.
Cuba to this country. We need Cuba, we must
have and will have Cuba. 1nat is all there IS
about it, and all the opposition that can be
brought to, bear against it, will not have the
least effect in keeping the United States from
becoming the owners ofthat delightful Island
RESOLVED, That the possession by this govern
ment ofthe Island of Cuba is necessary for the
proper defense and protection OF our great and
rapidly increasing commercial interests. That
its acquisition would not only greatly benefit
the manufacturing business OF Connecticut,
l0hio,) and enhance the agricultural, mechsni-
caland commercial interest Of the whole coun-
try, but would put an end to the importation Of
slaves from Africa who now find their market
on her shores, and that humanity and interest,
therefore, impose upon the general government
the duty of obtaining possession orCuba, when
ever it can be done consistently with national
honor and justice.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16
CADIz wmoLEsALE MARKET

CADIz, ONO Feb. 16, SO.
Flou-Fcr good Superfns and Extra $500
@5,25.
Wheat-60@9o. u.
GrOcenes-- Sugar in hhas. s@s; n, o
Molasses AS cts per gal. -
Rio Cefee-1l@l2l&; Java Is; Pepper IL
Ground Pepper l5@l7. E
ApsPice-l7; Cloves 25; Soap, ROsin bar 5@
515 German do. ~.
Castle Soop-15; Soda g. Candles I3@13k
Grain-COrn 70; Oats 40; Rye SOC Barley
60c.
Rice-6c p II.
I0OdoO-6 Twist IL; Dswy & Andersons
brands 3O@33.
Sugdrs-Crushed and Pulrerized, Coverings
brand 12@l4c.
Sta,rh-scts p D.
Tsas-YOung HysOn 4o@75 cts; Black Tea
S0@50. t.T. r........ .......
Mnls-1O to God So, 25. 8 to Sd $3.50. 6tO
7dS4,25.
Pittsburgh, 1925 n Dbl.
Sceds-Timothy Seed $3.50. Glover Seed,
5C0g5,5O, Flax Sl,0o.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16

A few fire eaters, whose object is "rnle or
ruin" met recently at Philadelphia, (with For
ney, as the advisor to solicit Senator Douglas
acceptance of an independent nomination for
the Presidency, but they have entirely lnista-
ken their man in supposing that he would for a
moment entertain such thought
the Washington correspondent Of the Louisville
Courier says, when approached on this subject
Mr.. Douglas emphatically replied: Never will
accept nomination o"tyide Of the Democratic
organization. No po,csr aader heaven can drive
me out Of that party. As the nominee of the
Democratic party, should be pleased to receive
support, but no: outside Of the oryaqization.'
tE3rThe above will explain why it is that
Forney has lately deserted Douglas, and now
goes in for Seward for the Presidency
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16

The Columbus correspondent Of the Ohio Ea.
gle, which is edited by W. d. Morgan, one Of
the Treasury Defalcation Investigation Com.
mittee, writes in this weeks Eagle that the
chances now are that John G. Brcsln will re-
turn to Ohio, and that VIM. II. Gibson, who
some time ago launched his bark upon the lie
gal Deco ,0id come to shore" Gin Com.
CIV. D. Morgan is not the editor of the
Ohio Eay's-he is the able and talented editor
Of the Newark 444uocate. The Cincinnati Com
mercia1, the editors Of which are continually
boasting Of their superior knowledge and wis
dom over all cotcnporaries, should be better,
posted about the location of prominent men in
Ohio than they have been in Mr. Morgan's case.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16

EcoNoMY. an expenditure Of $117,
600, the Custom House at Wheeling Virginia
is completed. The whole amount Of goods en-.
tered at that port will not amount to the inter.
est on this expenditure. But that is ofno con.
sequence Virginia belongs to the southern wing
OF the conGederacy, and economy in that direc-
tion is not thought Of
The above is going the rounds Of the opposi-
ton press, and is one OF the frequent sneers al
the State Of Virginia which meets us at every
step. 1t is false that the whole amount o.
goods entered at the port will not amour,
to the interest on the expenditure on the
building But even itthis were true, the Gus
tom House torms buta small part of the uses for
which the building was designed. Like the
beautiful building on our Park, that one at
Wheeling was designed as PostoiHce, and in
building it, rooms were provided for the storage
of bonded goods, and for the Collectors Office
The Abolitionists who sneer at the State OF
Virginia remember to forget that she has done
more for freedom than all the Abolitionists in
the country, and has given more free soil to the
Union, and that too as gift than all the free
States combined. - Cleselaad National Dcuocrat.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16
Jealousy amd Mel nncss,

The greatest hurt to the Democratic party OF
Ohio has been the mean jealousy exhibited by
one Democrat towards another 1t has injured
the party worse than all the opposition that
could be arrayed against it. For example, -
good man is proposed for State office from
some one county. His name is hardly in print
until one, two, three or some times o half doz-
en- persons are named for that or some other
State Office. The consequence is, that that
county does not get a candidate at all, because
the Delegates to the Convention become DISCUS.
ted with the mean petty jealousy exhibited by
the Democracy in that locality, one towards an
other.
The same mcanness that is exhibited in pa, >
ticular counties by the Democracy towards one
another, will apply with equally as much
force towards the Democracy of the State
in securing federal patronage. Let prominent
Democrat be named for some important post in
he National Government, and how soon is it,
that there are others named for the same office
or jealous opposition sent up to Wash ington
city against his appointment. The consequence
is the Democracy Of Ohio get nothing that
is worthy Of naming; and who can blame the
administration for not giving Ohio her shsre?--
If this mean petty jealousy were driven from
our ranks, and the party continue firm and uni
ted, the Democracy Of Ohio would be great
deal better off, both in securing National and
State patronage. Let the wsichword be, the
Democracy Of Ohio will give no counlenancc
hereafter 10 this mean petty jealousy that has
been heretofore exhibited among its votaries.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
LADEIPUIA

rREo - Benevolent Institution, es-
AG-SSOa tabIished by special endow-
ment lor the reliefof the sick and distressed af-
hcted with Virulent and Epiuemc diseases
The Directors Of this welI-known Institution in
their Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexula
Disc for the year ending January lst, 1858 ex-
press the highest satsaction with the success which
has attended the labois of the Consulting Surgeon
IN the cure of SpermatorhoHa, Seminal Weakness
Impotence, Gonorrhua, GIeet, Syphilis, the vice OF
Onanism, or Self abuse &C., and order n continu-
uance Of the same plan, for the ensuing year The
Consulting Surgeon is authorised to give MEDl-
CAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all WHO apply by let.
tel, with description cage. occupation, habits OF
life, &c y and in OF extreme poverty, to fur
nj Medicine FREE OF CHARGE. Some of the
new remedies nd methods of treatment, discover
ed during the past yeor are OF greut value.
Au admirable report on SpelmatOrrhga, or Semi
nal Weaknesst the Vice Of Onanism, MasturbatioD
or Self ab lse and other diseases OF the Sexual or
gans, by the coe sulting Surgeon, will be sent by
mail lin a sealed letter enyelope) r K E E OF
CHARGE, on receipt Of two stamps for postage
Other Reports and Tracts, on the nature and treat
ment of Sexual diseases, Diet, &c. nre constantly
qGfE>Sublished for gratutous distribution and will
bu sent TO the afflicted.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. ]. Skill.
LIN HOUGH ron, Acting Surgeon, Howard Asso.
citation, No. Q, South Ninth street, Philadelphia
Pa. Ay order OF the Directors,
GEO FAIRcHII.p, Sec'y.
EZRA D. IEARTWELL, President.
Feb l6 lb59-Iy - ........
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16

On last Friday, the lower House of our Loco
Ioco Reform Legislature adjourned over to Tues.
day. - RpaJlcon.
E1-And il you had been honest, when you
wrote the above, you would have said in the
same connection, that the republican reform
member from this county, Rev. James Day, left
Columbus early Friday morning, and did not
return until late the next Tuesday evening; but
as you do not possess any of the article referred
to above, you are excusable.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16

i!uNDrG.--A follow who signs himself 'Thos
HGdSgon, Inventor and patentee No. Beach
Place, near Hamilton Ferry, Brooklyn ". Y p
adve'tises in Greely's paper, the y. Y. T5Jaae
that ne proposes to improve the physical APP
pearance Of the eolored population" very sud-
dehly and materially. lie says he has discover
cd simple operation, by the aid Of which, in q
few minutes, hair of the most crimp and woody
description will change to perfectly straight,
smooth and glossy appearance" This is one
of the last hu'nbugs got up by Greedy and his
friend Hodgson.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16
Allegheny Cattle Market.

ALLEGHENY CRY, Feb. 10, 1853.
The report this week shows falling of in
the number ofoferings, the aggregates amount
ing to 504 head, all of which, with the excep-
ton OF Sc to be shipped east were sold, the
city butchers talk ng the principal part. The
prices have advanced &c, the quality of the
cattle being better than last week, and the ad-
vance being on the better qualities. One ex-
ira pair of steers, brought here by Melvy & Co.,
we're sent to Philadelphia, the price being con-
sidered too high for this market. They were
very fine and weighed 400 pounds.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16
Oregon A Omitted.

II swith great pleasure that we announces to
our readers, that on last Saturday, Oregon was
admitted as State into the Union. The vote
in the House stood--Y Yeas iI4, Nays lob. It
had previously passed the Senate. This gives
two moro Democratic Senators.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16

lcy lnpor ,ant to Farmers, ,tarriers 4 Levery Men.
BEATrY'S ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT
is the only Medicine in whicA will eiectuaIly
cure Ring bone, SPAWN and Splint 1t is not claim
ed Tor the Arabian Ointment, as il is Tor nearly all!
other medicines of the day, to cure all diseases
which Horse and Man are heir to, but only 10 cure
the above named diseases, when it is used accord
ing to directions. Ringbone, SPAWN and Splnt are
dsca ses OF precisely similar character, conse.
quCntly med cine which will benefit or cure one,
is adapted 10 the other. This Ointment penetrates
the pores, reaches and COM erts the cauus into
matter, and the diseased lump is thus discharged
in the form OF pus matter through the skin, with
out removing the hair, ii n OF put on heavier than
according to directions. lthas been said by those
who have used the Ointment, that it will cure the
Poll Evil and Farcy. II is certain, however, that
it will cure remove any calouS Jumps from u
horse, wherever located. Try it, aud II, after using
it week according to dir"cUons, you not sat-
:sed to its efficacy, return the box to the agent,
and he will refund the money.
Price Sl,0o per box. Put up III 4oz. boxes
Manufactured and sold Wholesale by JAMES
Ii. BEATTY i co.
Franklin, Venango Co., Pa.
To whom all orders must be directed.
For Sale by John Beal, Cadlz Ohio
TRY II! AS THERE Is NO RISK.
Feb 9-'59 Gm
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16

tI~We observe the name Of Senator uollo-
way of this county, among the list o arrivals at
the Burnet House, Gin. in Saturday mornings
Gazette The Senator went TO Cincinnati with a
committee ofthc Legislature to examine por.
ton ofthe Miami Canal, which it is proposed to
vacate and cede to that city.-Bslmont Chroai
is.
G-FAnI ifyou had oJsarver little closer,
you would have seen that Senator Holloway de-
serted his post and run off to Cincinnati. while
the Senate held its regular sessions. "Obsarre''
again sonny.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16


G1rThe Washington correspondent Of the
Statesman, under date of Feb. 4, tells the fol-
lowing which, is to good to be lost and too rich
to read with insuring your suspender buttons;
Talking OF the other sex, reminds me ofa toll
eraby good relief which the House enjoyed in
one Of its sessions last week. 1t was quite a
scene. Two persons recently made one, appear
ed in the gallery in a most tenderly affection
ate attitude. lie with arm around her waist;
aud size, with arm almost around his neck. 1t
was very touching. 1t had very soothing ef
feet on the tender sIisceptibilites of memberS
especially those whose families were dlstant!-
There they sat; he, the picture OF strength, the
rustic Colin; she the simple Phyllis-the image
ofbeauty "repoSlng on the chest of strength
Old members began TO remember their youth,
the try sting time, the moonlight and the poetry
Of forgotten years hurled beneath the rubbish OF
political common places. Young Members be-
gan to quote verses and tO--titteri The Appro :
priation bill was in danger. Calls for tellers
were unheeded even The harsh voice of an old
Alabama Bachelor, calling for "DiUision," !"
failed to divide the Happy twain. The only di.
vision was that Of the Drlnatst:
ale s,he half port Of blessed man,
J eft to BE- fpiste6.lby such she,
And SIRE fair D!rlDrB- B-Excellence
Whose fu!lnesssqt peRec!lonlies in him."
The litter of youthful members becomes a
chuckle, grows into buzzy laugh, and the laugh
elongates into guffaw Orr cries order. In
vain knots gather together to talk of the knot
in the gallery. Gentlemen in the aises are
requested to take their seatsl" Down comes
the gavel Down go memSers. Collin and
Phyllis look down so innocenig The ''appro.
priaton' up stairs is the only ahhect natter
The eyes and nose are on that Rap! Rap! Rap!
"The public business" says orrI ''cannot pro-
coed, unless gentlemen cease thier conversation.
The Cheer will call the gen,lenien by name, il
they do not otlesume their seats and preserve or.
der" Collin and Phyllis sftstill cntwned ,scle-
nelly looking down. There is q pause. Orr calls
the doorkeeper They converse; says Orr,
! whats the matter in the gallery" Doorkefp-
en- "a couple hugging." 80, Lord!" says Orr.
His face glows and smiles. Members grow iol-
ly over it--and general laugh enSues. Sc
renely sit the twaIn--Sinsing to themselves
that ''qulet ditty which has no tone" Orr To-
uiquitor. Send messenger up and order d-
viSion' Exit messenger All eyes await his
appearance in the gallery; and when he appears
and unties the gentle hemp Of affection, The brl-
tai honorables roll in sea Of laughter--loud,
long like the "neighing Of all Tattersals."
"Ihe public business must be attended to-
says Orr, 'such proceedings can go no far,her!'
And the public business was supposed to have
moved on! There, now, Plquit writing. d.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16

G.5-'rhe cost Of an outfit from L,ayonwortl
City or Omaha to Pixies Peak for three men, i
Sol -. This includes team, wagon, proyis
ions, braudy and in short every thing youneed
in going 10 Pixies Peak.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16
0rThe Washington correspondent Of the

Cincinnati, EnQuiyer says
The next Ohio Republican Delegation will be
pretty equally divided between the rival factions
which are now contending for supremacy in the
ranks of their party. Bingham, Hutchins,
Wade, Edgerton, Theaker, Tompkins, Ashley
and Sphinx are opposed to any Union with
Southern Americans unless the latter will
come upon the Philadelphia Republican plat
form. Corwin, Gurley, Sherman, Stanton,
Trimblc, Carey, and Helmick are in favor Of
the northern and Southern Opposition uniting
opla common platform, IN which little or moth.
ing shall be said about slavery. This division
in the Ohio delegation OF ultra and moderate
republicans is a serious one, and its influence
viii he felt in the next Republican State CON-
vention OF Ohio. as we'll as in the next Congress.
The latter division, or Corwin wing. will oppose
Giliings oi Guyei nor.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16

dreds OF secrets never DeIOFe puO1lshed-WaTrant-
ed to be worth three times the amount askt for T.
Is in specie postage stamps, enclosed, Will
secure n copy by return E.aii;
Addres j. TELLER. NJ. D.,
No 5 Beaver ST., A lbany, Wy
9rDR. VlCHOlS' FEM ALE PILLS, one dollar
box. with full dire ctions Married ladies should
not them. Sent by ma il.
CAUTI0N--These Pills should not be taken
by females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS
OF Pregnancy, as they sure to bring on Miscar.
rage. but at all other times they arr safe.
In oil cases of Nervous and Spinal Affection ,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue or Slight
Exerti6n, Papatation of the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites, theso 1 ills will effect cure when all 9TH
er means have failed; and although powerful
remeey, do MT contain iron, calomel, ant inony, or
anything hurtful TO the constitution.
Address Dr. TELLER, as above,
Feb 9.i59 -ly @Hl