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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27
Road Notice.

THERE will be a petition presented to the Com.
mlssioners Of Harrison County, Ohio, at their aext
June session, praying for the %vacatien of a certain
portion Of o certain county road, to wit: leading from
and known as the road leading from New RumIey
to Hopedale, and that portion Of said road. Com
mencing tor thu same at Robert Birneys, in front
of his residence; thence through the lands OF Joseph
Penn, Daniel Kelly Alexander Hanna and sam
uel Foreman; terminating in SAMUEL F"rrman's
lane. north OF his residence where a Township rol d
intersects said road.
ALEXANDER HANNA.
Anil 81 go. u
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27
Phundejphia Cattle Market.

There was a brisk demand Tor beef cattle this
week, and about all the offerings at the yards,
which reached about 1000 head, were sold at
rather better prices. .Y
About 5000 sheep also arrived at Martins,
and sold at prices ranging from &c OK p ii,
gross.
About $50 co VS. and calves were at market,
and sold at from $50 to $40 tur prime, and
$50 to $50 each for second quality. The de-
mand was quite active.
Ofhogs, the receipts at Phillips were only a.
bout 200 head, whicks were all disposed of at
from SO to 50 the 100 lbs, net.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27

The EYES OF THE BLIND ARE OPENED.-How
often do we see and hear Of instances where
persons, whose eyesight had formerly been good
have suddenly been deprived of this greatest of
earthly blessings, and remain SO, ignorant of the
cause, and their medical advisers perhaps not
better informed than their patient. Now, in a
majority Of cases where the loss of sight is so
sudden, it arises from some humor that has
settled in the eyes. Kennedy's Medical Dis
cevery has often been applied in cases of this
description, and has always performed a per
manent and ~effectual cure. A daughter Of Mr..
Charles Gray, Of Fitchburg, after an attack OF
the measles, was left perfectly blind; one bottle
cured her entirely. We recommend this arti-
Gle to all who have a particle Of humor about
them.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27
Another instance of the Efficacy of
Rn rIa YES Holland Rittcrs.

N. NJ. Poindexter, at Union Office, September
18th, 1854, says
Some weeks since being seriously affected
with PAIN and uneasiness at the stomach, loss
of appetite, and at times strong SYMPTOMS of
dyspepsia, | was induced to try your Holland
Bitters, and I feel it but an act Of justice to the
article, as we'll as for the good Of those who
may be affected with like arrangements of the
stomach, to state, that the use of one single bot
tie Of this medicine proved of incalculable ben.
eft, having freed the stomach from all sense of
depression, and removed every symptom of dys-
pepsia. l would also remark, that two other
members of my family, who were afflicted in a
similar manner with myself were entirely re-
lieved with the use of a single bottle.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27
Commercial.
CADIz WHOLESALE MARKET

S6
CADIL Ono, April "a, '59.
Fb,r-For good Superfne and Extra $3.50
@6,OO.
Wheat-90@l,05.
Groceues- Sugar in hhss. 7@S; n. U.
Molasses AZ cts per gal.
Rio Cofee-ll@12h; Java 49, Pepper l2k
Ground Pepper 1917.
ARsPioe-i6; Gloves %; Soap, ROsin bar SO
81 German do. ~.
Cpstle Soap-15;So soda 6Js Candles 13R ola.
Grain-Corn 20; Oats As; Rye 80 Barley
5o@6oc.
Rioe-6Kc p h.
T6oooo-6 Twist IL; Dewy & Anderson's
brands 30@33.
Sagars-Orushed and PulVeriEed, Coverings
brand 12@l3c.
StayoA-8cts p h.
Tsas-YOung AysOn 4o@75 cts; Black Tea
30@5Q. Gt
Nails-lo to God So, so. 8 to Sd $3.50. Ste
7d$4,25.
Sah-Pttsburgh, S2,25 p Dbl.
Seeis-TimOthy Seed $1,6o. Clover Seed
5,O0@5,50, Flax $1,0O.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27
NEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOP!

HT.HE subscribers take this method Of informing
the public that they have entered into a CO.
partnership, for the manufacture OF
Boots, Shoes,
and oil other work connected lth their line Ct bu.
siness. They assure the public that their work W Ill
be neatly, fashionabIy and substantially done, and
they have determined to 60 upon the motto of alive
and let live"
ALI Work Warranted.
Shop corner of Main and Warren Streets, and
Just opposite M'Fadden's Store.
MEANS & BUI'rERWORTH.
Csdiz, April 81, 1859
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27
George & Wilson,
Wholesale GrOcerS ONd Dealers i'm
Produce and ALI kinds Of AGri-
cultural implements CadiZ, O.,

WhN1GSFge ONN DeNAGES Eh
Produce aud ALI kinds of Agri-
cultural gMp'CIn CadiZ, o.,
A RE the sole Agents for the sale of the Syria,
N ruse first premium Buckeye Mower, in the
Counties OF J ctiersOn, Harrison and Belmont In
our printed posters we refer you to n list Of the
names OF Farmers TO whom we have sold this ma.
chine. 1t is the only recommendation needed
We are also agents for the sale of tho New York
Reaper and Mower, manufactured by Messrs
Warder, Broknw Il Child, Springfield, o.. A first
class machine, Fishers Iron Mower, (price Sl00,)
manufactured by Messrs. Fisher. Shal,ers & Co,
Alliance, o. Atkins Self Raking, Reaper and
in tile business oi selling and operating Harvest
ers and having paid particular attention to the
minis of all machines brought before the public,
we have been enabled to offer those wishing TO pur-
chase, the very best article found in the Cnu TRY
We sell all our machines with the express under
standing that the purchaser is to be sa 'isfied that it
perioI m, all it is represented to do no money re-
CURED until the machine has been tried and Prov
ell satisfactory. We expect 10 canvass thoroughly
the three Counties named above, tina. all my have
an up Jortunity OF securing n machine We will
have agencies established in Steubenville, B,idg.
port, st Clairsville, GAINESVILLE, anu other towns
throughout these counties. Order etrly, before the
machines are all sDlI, md not be disappointed as
some twenty or twenty five were last season.
We have on hand a few OF Balls Ohio Mowers,
which we will sell cheap for cash.
GEORGE g. WILSON.
Cadiz, April d, '59-3t ..
eJSt ClairsvilIe Gazette copy 3 months, anc
send bill to this office.
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MISS As W.. N EHEkHE
XTTOULD respectfully inform the Indies o! CadiZ
w and vicinity that she is prepared to cut and
make Dresses. &c in the latest and most approx.
Ell style, and on reasonable terms Shs measures
and cuts by rule. Residence in the corner brick
west Of Mr.. McFadeen's store.
She will also teach how to cut by rule.
Cadiz, Ohio, April 81, SO. st
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27
Tn ~ AHeIApS.

TINE Board OF Examiners OF Harrisong county
l. Ohio, will hold a meeting at Cadiz, on the las,
Friday of each Of the following months April
September, October, and November, 1859, and
February and March, 1860, commencing a
10 O'Clock, A. M. on each day, for the ex-
animation Of Teachers, under the "act to provide
for the reorgaT iH ton, supervision and maintain
ance Of comIt On schools" passed March IA, 1858
B. Oraer of the BO" d,
M B ADAMS, Clerk.
Anil 1870
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27

GOOD quality OF Tobacco. Soap, Candles, Sala-
VI ratns, Salt, Cheese, Herring, Crackers, Rails.
ms, Spice, Pepper, Cloves. Nuimegs, Rice, Rrooms,
PEACHES, Maccaroni, French Mustard, Pickles,
Figs. Zonte C~urrants, Cranberries, &c &c. just
received Tor sale by MCPHERSON ~ Co.
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Acres of Land
FOR SALE IN
Missouri, Iowa and Illinois.

At from l to 3 dollars per Acre
II. undersigned will be in Mporefeld, Harri,
son County, Ohio, from . to 3 weeks Turing
which time all who wish TO invest in Iowa, Mis-.
sour and Illinois Lands. will find greatly to their
interest 10 call upon him. He has 5000 acres well
selected and located in various parts of these States,
and is disposiDg Of them at figures suiting the pres.
et stringency Of the western money MARKET
Plots and full de- ~cripiions are furnished with each
tract. Those desiring Stock Farms can secure
lands well adopted to this use as a portion of these
Lands are well selected particularly for that pur-
pose, being well watered and nice rolling Ian I
The rapidly spreading free soil sentiment Is taking
pose ssion OF The masses OF the people Of Missouri,
and the day Is not far distent when this will be
classed among the Free States, and from her cen.
trail position unsurpases facilities for navigation
inexhaustable mineral resources and fine agricul.
iural Lands, will soon become one Of the most pop
ulous and wealthy States in the Union. These
lands can nowibe secured at low figures, and nj.
ford an opportunity for a spfe investment with a
prospect OF u speedy and large advance LAND
WARRANTS ct the highest cash price taken in
exchange for Lands.
Persons DESTROYS Of seeing the undersigned and
getting particular informOtion concerning these
F., lands will call at the Western House, kept by Sam
ucl West in Moorefeld, from the 9Th Of April
1859, to the 18th OF MAY, 1859
RS. SHANNON.
P.S Good Horses taken in exchange for Lands.
April o. 81 pd X. ). s.
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G-Just as we were going to press, we were
placed under everlasting obligations to our little
friends, of Mr.. G.. j.. Hunters school, for the
bountiful supply of "tit. bits" with which they
favored us, from their party held in the school
room.
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C. ]. HEDENBERG . ?. 3. ALTEMUs
Heidelberg & Altemus,
Provision IL Produce Commission
NTerckl: n AAfa,

"CA y
Market Street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
GRAIN, Flour, Seeds, Wool, Bacon, SuIted
" Meats. Butter, Lard, Leather, Tobacco, Feath.
ers. Beeswax, Ginseng, Eggs, ami Provisions gen.
orally. as well as live stock OF all kinds, received
on consignment, and sold for the highest mnrke
rates.
H & A. nre prepared to make advances on mer-
chandize shipped; and have all goods in their ware.
house covered by insurance. From their long ex-
perience in the business, and thorough knowledge
OF The different markets, they feel well assured, en-
tire satisfaction will be given to oil who may ia
v0r them with their patronage.
N. b. Our quotations of prices current, corrected
weekly for this paper, together with the remarks
on the state OF the market, are perfectly reliable,
being made up from actual sales.
they REFER TO
Rniguel, Moore & Co.. philadelphia, Pa
Bum, Raiguel Il Co.,
]. B Garfield, Esq, Pittsburgh,
A. +. Horner, Esq, Salem, o..
James Farmer, Esq. Sulinesviile, o.
Col Thomas Webb, Massillon,
April q, '5a.ly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27
April 1859
Attention.

CIAVING SOLD OUT MY GROCERY Els.
Ii tablishment it becomes necessary for me to
settle up. and close my business. All persons
Knowing themselves Indebted to me either by note
or book account, will call and settle the same, as
am in need ofali that is coming to me. and must
haveit CHAS. PATTERSON.
April 10, 1858.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27

of $1,000 Of the public money which he pla,
ced in the Bank Of Marion for their mutual pro-
fit and advantage. Subsequently he induced
BreSlia 10 become 4 partner with himself 20
lumbus Delano, Charles T. Sherman and VIM.
Starges, in establishing certain wild cat banks
in Indiana. By these investments Breslin lost
$4,000.
8. Sill, Bliss and Woods, the old Repubh'
can Fund Commissioners, illegally loaned in the
year 1913 or 80, to the Cleveland, Akron and
GAINESVILLE Railroad, the sum of S42,CO. The
Company Ieing unable TO meet this loan at ma
turlty, unless Immediately thereafter renewed,
Breslin arranged for its extension accordingly.
On this heir lam from his predecessors, breslin
lost $4,000.
The above is probably Ear short Of what
might be shown # tie whole facts could be clear
ly got at. But Gihson's share in swapping the
Treasury, is so tenaciouSly concealed by BreS'
lin, that very much is yet in the dark. From
the foregoing specifications, however, it will be
seen that the following Republican State Off
Gals are known to be affected by his losses in
the following sums:
Chase-City Bank loss S'o,OVo
BEss-Chittenden Swjndle S35,OO
Columbus & Piqua bonds 1900 52,UUO
GJson--Tiftin & Fl. Wayne r.. K. 5o,oUO
Boaoen--Indiana w lid cat hanks 23,oUO
Sill, Bliss d. Woods Akron Il. R. loan 28,IO
S23l,UO
The above simply shows how FAR BrcSlin'S
losses and::mi conduct las for as yet kn"wn,) are
traceable to the private advice, shameless de-
ception, previous Illegal loans, and actual guilty
participation OF Republican State officers. How
large a portion of the entire balance OF BresIinS
part of the de ~calcation went into the hands and
pockets Of Republicans who were nat State Off,
GERS, but were Spectator, bankers and Railroad
officers, will constitute the subject OF another
article.
In the mean time, let honest, fair. minded meu
of all parties, whilst visiting all merited condem
nation on Breslin, bear faithfully in mind, the
fatal and perfidions influence secretly ererted o.
en- his official action by high republican State OF
fcials who first used him to their own advan
tage, and then with characteristic scoundreliSn
sought to fix the responsibility OF his misdeed
on the Democratic party.--Nrsca'k Ad0.
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FRESH
AT
GEnRGE a WILSON'S.

WE have on hand, and are now receiving from
w the South and East, the largest Stock OF
ever brought TO Cadiz, 70 which we wish
I, call the attention of Retailers and others wish
ing to purchase for their own consumption. We
are de- ermined to sell as low If not lower than
either Steubenville or Wheeling prices. Our stock
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27

r FAD and Oil Tor Painters use, on land for sale
IL on short brolits at BEALL
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WANTED!

A LII kinds OF Grain and Produce delivered at
n. our Warehouse In Cadiz, for which the high.
est market price viii DO paid 10 cash g.. ~ w.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27

lava, Rio and Mocha Coffee, a prime article -
j Young Hvson, G~unpowder and Black I cas-,
fresh and of superior flavor. for sale bv
S & H MADDEN.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27

On the 21st inst, by the Rev. VIM. F.
Lauck, Rev. W. B. WATKINS, Of the Pittsburg
Conference, to Miss REBEocA A. SHALLoRoss Of
Belmont county.
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NEW ENTS
SPING g. SUMMER o 0
6. A. III.

II ATS. Caps. Ready made Clothing, Umbrellas
Il and Parasols, in great VARIETY at
S g. II M'FADDEN'S
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27
Farmers Of Harrison County !!
w in your attention to
MANNY'S COMBINED
Reaper & Mower;

.a a .H.. .
Which we offer 10 the public with full confdenc &c
it has merits over any Other machine in the world
we have made every altera tion to procure the per-
feet working Of the ma chine and con with conf
dence place il in the hands of any farmer with a
full assurs nee that it will give entire satisfaction.
Call ane sec them in the hands ofour agents.
We would call your attention to the 1--we
LAND IRON MOWER, the highest, cheupestnnd
beest mower IN Ohio, has a hinged and flexible
cutter bar. The points otexcellence and peculiar
In having the cutter bar hinged to the ir0me,
so ms TO adjust itself to the unevenuess of the
ground.
Q The tongue beng hinged in the center of the
frame and over the axle. thereby drawing the whole
weight en- to the driving wheel. .aa
2. There is no weight upon the horses necks
when in operation.
to vibrate.
5. There i. no side draft whatever, from the fact
hat the driving wheel and gearing is on one side
of the point Of dra(t, and the cutter bar and hnlVes
on the other.
6, The gearing being hung upon the wrought
IRON frame renders it free from warp, to which oil
WOODEN Moving Machines no exposed,
7. The simpl' city with which the Mower Is pre-
pared for operation. but two bolts being necessary
to put the machine together aiter II ieaFc "o
shop.
8. The operator being on the opposite sire OF the
| machine from the knives, thereby obvia ting all
dangers from runaways or similar accidents
y. ne Prlnclple oi me IL ""e WIN
new and original, and wholly unlike any other ma.
chine, The durability is ebnal TO any Mower
built
10, 1t is entirely Invested of complicated mnchi-
merry, aud is emphatic ally THE machine Tor the fai
mef.
II. The opera or can see at a glance every PIN,
bolt and burr in the machine:
Call on our agents, or send to us for a circular.
AsENTs-Charlcs Patterson, Cadiz Ohio; George
I1aggart. llopedale,
BALDWIN, DEWITT, &CO.
u~p2t-3mpd Cieveiand'o
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gnAnYDS Carpet.
lVVO 500 lbs. carpet yarn. For sac BY
So II McFADDEN
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Martha Making.
Hiss A, M. GUTHKEE

April u, '59, St
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-24

Eg-The New York store is now in receipt
Of a large addition to their stock Of dry
goods. which have been selected with nuch
care especially for TINS city. TIE proprietor
respectfully invites attention of purchasers TO
them. as bring superior in quality and style
They will be sold at very small advance on
their FIRST cost.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-24

10 JosEru W. GILBERT, formerly Of this
city, but at present Of Cincinnati. has pur-
chased property in the latter place, belonging
70 the estate of VIM THOMPSON. deceased,
1t was appraised at $4,000. and was sold
at s., 600. the purchaser assuming the pay
ment Of two mortgages amounting 10 $4,000,
and the balance in two years, all bearing
interest.
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a8-There Is most successful revival il
progress at the Union Chapel. in this city.
Some twenty or thirty persons have been
added to the church. Il Is good work,
and should he sustained by the prayers Of all
who would benefit their fellow man.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-24

The superior quality OF tie Flour made at
Kenworthy's will makes it sought for by pur-
chasers. Messrs. Geo. w. Barnes, opp o~ite
The Branch Bank, and Reid II Leeds, near
the depot, are the only dealers in the city
who furnish this brand to their customers--
Hyou want kenworthy's -four You must 60
to one OF the other of these places. We use
it, whenever we can get it, and our private
opinion is, that ii is equal to the best found IN
any market in the eountry--east or west.
Geo W. Barnes aud Reid u Leeds are the
only persons III town who keep it Tor sale
50 we are assured by the parties themselves.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-24

r4- There WAS season Of refreshing ex-
element at the Pearl street church during
the quarterly meeting on the first of his
week The price Of salvation is continued
vigilance. and all rerivals Of tbs good work
lead Tie soul on the way 10 happiness.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-24

THE EbI>syBG RsvIEw. for Janurv Of the
present year has been received from the re-
publishers, Leonard Scott x e., New York,
who furnish a. Blachwaoas Magazine, and
the fogr British Quarterly Reviews for the
low sum Of @to. Thisis cheap reading, aud
they contain matter Of the highest character
Specimen copies can be seen At this office
SECURE YOUR SHApow.-Watsan Is getting
up superior specimens Of art. His gallery Is
furnished with improved instruments and ap-
paratus, and lis chemicals are prepared with
care aud the discrimination which long ex-
perience has given him. He takes pictures
in clear or cloudy weather. Try him.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-24

ting Of declarations, essays, the performance
ola drama, and closed with speech on Tenn
perance by w w. Foulko. The house was
crowded to sulocation, and large number
were unable to obtain admission. The entire
exhibition was very creditable 10 those who
participated in it, and the young ladies par
ticularly acquitted themselves with great
credit The house was too small and the
Inconvenience attending the exhibition very
great---.but they deserve credit for their
efforts
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-24

~ The Fire Department of this city made a
fne display On the 22i paraiing through the
principal streets Of the city. with their ma
sheeas" Michelrs and the German brass baads
were out and discoursed most excellent masic.
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NOMINATING ELEcrloN..-It is BY common

NOMINATING ELECTION 1T is BY common
consent agreed that the nomination of can
didates for county officers. in the Republican
party shall be made at the April election,
The members Of the Township Central
committees will see that the proper arrange
ments are made for persons to open and
hold the polls and see that full and free
opportunity is given to every member of the
party to vote for his choice. The candidates
will see that tickets are furnished their re
speclive friends and at the polls. We hope
that harmony will prevail in this contest,
and that no personal feeling will be per
mittcd 10 survive the result to the injury OF
tie party, its principles. or its Candidates.
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~ \ coryeutil

Hy \ convention has been called to meet
in OsSawa;amie, Kansas, May 18th, to or
game the Republican party in that Terri
tory.
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AnaG As.ssSzgsg

II GLEN SsuTTS CASH STORE large sdai-
\ J5n to his staez a5 GOODS. watch i raw very
lar - and complete. NJ trou@.e - za2s goods. Nc
-. >jga d tha Pet Lame"
hIchGn5u5}. Jaa. =. I@53- Il GLEN >tCF
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DR.. j. Ed. Burbank, Editor of the Falls
City (Nebraska) Broad Axe, IS expected
to arrive in this city. within r few days.
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Iotals, 5lotitcs, &c.
Richmond, Feb. -, 1859.


TINS well known BANKING HOUSE fs af
alltimes fully prepared to grant accommodations
and furnish tie usual facilities appertaining to
their business
Discounts made daily, upon acceptable nance
al regular rates.
Eastern Exchange for sale to any extent
at Cincinnati prices.
Gold, also or tie same terms.
Drafts on Cincinnati always furnished to
customers, FOR any amount, flee Of charge.
Interest allowed on money deposited for long
or short time from one day upwards