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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02

the same color and quality throughout the pack
ages, as by putting two or more colors in. the
same package it reduces its value at least three
cents per pound, even through the qnaisty be
the same 1t should be packed in nice clean kegs,
with round hoops and two heads not covers
containing about 100 pounds EACH However
good butter may be, unless all the milk is work.
ed from it, it must soon become rancid, and
rank with the lowest grades. The practice oi
using coaase salt in butter making, cannot be
justified even on the plea of economy; twenty
five cents per keg may be saven in salt, and five
dollars lost in the value Of the butter. Packa-
ges OF prime butter weighing from twenty to
fifty pounds always find ready sale.
LARD should be packed in the same manner
and kind Of kegs.
EGGs are much ohener packed wrong than
right, and to an article so very liable to damage
bv bad packing, too much care cannot be given;
there is very little difference between clean
wheat and rye straw, cut short say n Of an
inch, and clean dry oats, both being OF the best
kind ofma'erial used for egg packing; oat straw
oat or timothy chaff, should under no circum-
stances be used. 1t always results in loss to
the owner, and vexatlon te the seller, when eggs
are packed carelessly or in any objectionably
kind ofstuff, or lift be damp, dirty, or dusty.
In packing there are many things to be observed
to insure carriage, Strong barrels should be used
in the bottoms Of which at least two inches Of
packing stuff should be placed, level and firm,
on which put your eggs sidewise never endwise]
keeping them at least one irch from the barrel
slaves; this done fill in with the packing stuff
between the egg and the barrel slaves first, then
put on layer ofpacking stuff and settle it well
and firmly between the eggs and so proceed,
keeping each layer perfectly level, Carefully a.
voiding an arch or dish FORM until within two
inches the upper head, then fill up with the
packing stuff so as to cause the head to bear
firmly on it, thus keeping the entire body ofeggs
and packing from moving; about 65 dozen are
as many as can safely be put in -four barrel.
Send your eggs to Market as soon as packed,
don't wait to get together to make large ship
ment. Mnch money can be saved by the ship.
per ifhe " ill carefully look out eggs bef6 fore pack
ing, and anoid packing bad or doubtful ones, as
they will become rotten in few days and
thrown away when looked over at the time Of
selling; don't send them to sto get rid ofthem
but throw them away at once and save the mon.
ey you will have to pay for freight on such stock
to pay on that which is good.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02

The Republicans commented considerablyup-
on the fact last fall that Saline County, Illinois.
had given all its votes-some twelve hundred
in number-to the Democrats. Not Repub
lican was in the county. Another fact equally
striking, but which, in the opinion OF many, is
its necessary result, has just been discovered.
There is not man in the State Penitentiary
from the county. What pity it is all the coun
ties in the United States are not unanimously
Democratic!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02

05~The New York Herald in an article on
the subject of "treasury deficiencies and con.
gressional retrenchmcnt' has the following in
relation to the late report Of third auditor Of
the treasury, our friend Hon. Il. J. Atkinson
on the expenses orthe Oregon war;
The House however has done one good thing
in the way ofeconomy and the Senate another
The House measure to which we refer is the
adopted resolution from Mr. Faulkner, of the
Military Committee, that, preliminary to the
final settlement with the citizens Of Oregon and
Washington Territories for their military ser.
vices against the Indians in 1855 and 1856" the
Third Auditor of the Treasury Shall overhaul
these claims and report thereon to Congress
"No double pay will be allowed. and supplies,
transportation, &C. TO be paid for with due re.
gard to the number of ftroopR, and the prices
current at the time" This is called Selling"
and to the fiShy contractors concerned it will be
pretty rough scaling. we are not mistaken,
tFese Oregon Indian fighters have made W a
budget OF claims which reaches the handsome
figure Of five OF six millions of dollars, including
all the fabulous extensions Of the Florida war
under Martin Van BurenS administration. But
in that case the bills were paid, while in this
they are to be sealed" or razed down to the
regular market price, which makes all the diff
ference in the world to the treasury, to say
nothing ofthe difference to the contractors.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02
Speech Of 8Ir. stephens ON the Orc
gOn Bill.


The Washington U:sion says of the speech on
the Oregon Bill, by Mr. Stephens Of Georgia, on
Saturday: M#
The speech Of Mr.. Stephens, Of Georgia, in
cluding the debate on this subject in The House,
was one Of the most eloqucnt and effective ever
delivered in Congress- 1t received the most
rapturous ana repeated applause, both on the
floor Of. the Hall and from the gallares, and
such was the enthusiasm Of tie audience that
no efforts on the part Of the officers ithe House
were able to check it. 1t was queStonoi OF some
doubt whether the bill would pass before the
delivery of this speech; and owes the decided
majority which it received to the patriotic and
effective pleading oft gifted champion.
In beautiful contrast to the speeches and action
ofthe Republican members from the North,was
the speech Of Mr.. Stephens. He is from the
South-a Slave holder, yet because the people
ofOregon had the right TO decide the question in
their own way, he raised his voice their favor
and in words Of burning eloquence plead, not
for slavery, but for ireedom-not for the South
but for the north-for free Oregon, where slave
ry has no Hbiding place. --rr.e~
TheRspublicans- -torgetful Of their past re-
solves forgetful Of their pghted iaith--forget,
iulef every thing save the lowest partizanshiP
went against free Kansas --thc ewwho ted for
her. admission only forming the exception VIII ch
90 V make up every general rule.-7Nati0"U'
DcboerGt 'N 90"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02

A MEDICINE CHEST IN BoTTLE.-.This re-
mark in applicable to Kenaely's Medical Die.
coUey; for the stock Of no medicine chest in
tho world ever cured so many individuals of
such variety ofdiseaseS Us has one bottle ofthe
Medical Discovery. The columns of our pa.
per, ifthey were increased three fod could not
contain quarterp part ofthe names Of those who
have been cured Of Scorfula. Erysipeals. Salt
Rheum, and other humors equally painful and
aggravating. This is no exaggerated state.
ment, as we have seen certificates from persons
who have been cured Of all these diseases and
we recommend the Discovery to the afflicted
everywhere. ,,,+. a4{,..g fe syas4t #iIi
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02

, q. A., G~5rThe Coshocton Democrat intimates that
the people ofthat region haue about concluded
that the money recently stolen from their treas
ury was just as safe where it was as it would
have been in the vaults Of the Tennessee bank
whose teller was recently served much after the
q fashion that was pursued with the Coshocton
Treasurer. The only difference was that they
killed the bank teller at once, whilst they left
our friend Ketchum to die piece before
day break had not his groans been accidentally
heard.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02
Good Excuse.

Il The Pittsburgh Republican tells how Col.
Brown was iuduced.to exease the young la,iy
frosnwalizing with hiin.lsO Ools B. ii good look.
ing andla famous dancsrli patronizss all the
country balls and adorss'I the rosy checked,
unsophisticatsd country girls. Alta late bSlI
on the frontier, some one who was present SAYS,
the gallantC Colenel approached a blsishiAg dattis
sci, asked her TO wolt2, when she replied: no
l thank you, don't like to waltz, It makes me
puke' The Colonel surrendered w,lted.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02
Vote on the admission of oregon


The able Washington correspondent Of the
Cleveland National Democrat, under date Of
"WaShington, February ID" gives the follow
ing interesting table, showing how the mem
bers Of Congress voted on the admission of Ore
gon:- -.. ..e
AS party, the Republicans Of the House
voted against, and the Democrats voted far the
bill, with here and there an exception. 1t was
so when the bill passed the Senate last winter.
Every Democrat member from your State, and
three Republicans, it will be seen, voted for the
bill, and seven Republicans against it, the 9th
er two absent or dodging Believing that it
will be interesting to you, readers, have class
flied the vote, so as to show the State and the
politics OF each man, on the final passage o the
bill Let Democrats preserve it, as it IS q
strong argument against the honesty Of the op-
position when they assert that they are in ia
vo, of the admission off'ee States, and that the
Democrats are opposed to them. The vote on
the Oregon bill shows the reverse.
The names of Democrats are in Roman, Re
publicans in Halcs, and Americans in SMALL
GAPS, Anti L,compton Democrats with *, in
the following table,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02

U1-lfany people in the world ever needed
an apostle to cast their devils out it is ours
who live in this water logged country. I'hs
miasmatic poison Of our Swamps and Marshes
becomes a veritable devil in tho blood to reyel
in the Agnes AVID Fevers which shake and seorch
US all. Ayers "AduE CuRE" is said to be the
apostle we need. and some ofour neighbors who
have trd 1t, confirm the report .Jo1 qGS. Plano
m HHftfH iGt'-~ iE'f't" +2 49, y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02

By the above it will be seen that while the
Northern States give majority ofe'ght against
the admission, the Southern States give ma
jority of nineteen for it. Is there not danger
that this forcing ofa free State into the Union
by Southern votes will hereafter be added to
the list OF foutrages every now and then paraded
in the Republican newspapers, against our
Southern brethren? 3."'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02
CADIz OHIO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1859

ations for such institutions Of the State, for the
year 1859, and the first quarter OF the year
1860.
The House passed the Senate's bill to amend
the act of April l6, 1857, to provide for the exc
cution of deeds for lands sold by the State OF
Ohio, aud for other purposes.
A.resolution was introduced proposing to the
electors of the Stare an amendment to the Con-
stitution, authorizing the General Assembly to liz
cense, regulate and restrict the sale Of intoxica.
ting liquors.
Also, q resolution inStructing the finance Com
mittce to report method of paying the install
ment Of the State debt, falling due next year;
which was laid on tho table.
communication was received from the Act
ing Commissioner ofthe Third Division OF the
Public Works apprsing the House of damages
to the canal, near Chlicothe, by the recent
| frcshets.
Both Houses adjourned until Wednesday, in
honor Of WAsHISGToS's bilth day.-Statismar
| 22nR ut.
In the Senate, yesterday. the following bills
were introduced; fixing the rate Of interest; to
amend the operation Of the act repeating the ten
per cent. law; supplementary to the act ofAp.
| ril 13 1852, for the assessment and taxation o.
property; to amend the act for the organization
cities and villages; to provide for the erection
Of a State Arsenal
| The following bills were passed: To amend
section SGT Of the civil code, the House bill
amending the act relating to juries; authorizing
the Board Of education ofthe village of Logan to
borrow money; to authorize the Board of Edu
cation Of Newark to borrow money; to author.
| ize the commissioners Of Hamilton County to sur
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02
Nervousness, or weakness of amy
Kind

Irany of our readers are troubled with Ner.
vousness or Weakness Of any kind, they should
procure a bottle of"Bnrhaves Holland Bitters."
We have triee it, and can recommend it conf
IDENTIFY. as a medicine giving almost instantane.
Gus relief Drjly Ej1teIYrjSe
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02
I,nrroonr Christinns.

At the recent meeting oftke Presbyiery ef
Mercer, it was deemed advisable to pass, the 4,
following resolution; s avs "A <, ss@4iI
Reso'eed That the ,Presbyterry herebyex-
presses its most decided and earnest disappro- I.
baton Of Christians habitually associating with
tiplcrs, or frequenlers Of baIrooms ordginking Z
houses; and We earnestly exhort all our rnems Nj
bers. and all Others. TO. use all their influence
AGAINST guah clirsos ..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02
Lone oxnerience h ~. prodrcal Nm ! ;ss or

Long experience IN The Produce Commission
Business, has convinced The undersigned that
very little attention is paid to the manner in
which articles OF Produce arc put up for Market
We therefore oier lew suggestions relative
to some articles, which we are well satisfied
wlllpery great by advance the interest Of Com
sis,ors II pro- oteriy considered and adopted.
KEa on FIRxIS BUTTER, should always be OF
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02
Suffer Not.

This kindly admonition of the good samari.
tan, j. Somcrville, NJ. D., No. 1881 F1lbert
street, Philadelphia, is still published for the
benefit Of the afflicted, by some OF onr cotcmp-
oraries. "Suffer Not" comes with bad grace
from a fellow who hos made us suffer to the tune
Of thirty dollars. But our sufIerings from that
source are at an end, and we and the Doctor to
the long list of black sheep who have aeeced US
May the Lord have mercy on his soul
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02
m.w To MAKE money.

Messrs. Heldenberg q Altemus, Produce
Commission Merchants and Forwarding Agents,
Market street above Nineteenth, Philadelphia,
give the following directions in regard to the
manner in which Produce, should be put up for
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02

0TThe Republican papers are busy endeav
to palliate the conduct of the ir members Of Con.
gress ip voting against the admission fOregon.
Better give it appropriations only make the
matter worse
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02

vTSEGAR PlEy-As this ynar has been very. J.
scarce Of fruit. will give recipe for making q
good pie IL is as good as lemon pie, COR have. =
made them both, and some could not tell the
difference; Take one cup Of sugar. half a cup \.
Of vinegar, one egg one spoonlull II -four, halfa Y,
nn'tneg stir this toge her, then add one pint 81
cold.water. This willnske three GOOD ylies, ,..'
Pat covers %, ypulike best Bike twsnsys
niinu'ss; ihs. u! 4 gys@'fi e E IN E AAsb.. z
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02

GG-.Th following from the Ravenswood
Chronicle, Jackson county, Va, fully expresses
our sentiments and the manner we have been
swindleed by this AZ. Somerville," and his
collearue G W Graham.--
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02
0%T-The Cleveland Plaindealerhas the follow
SENATOR DOUGLAS.

Mr., Douglas is unreServed in expressing his
determination to stand firmly in line with the
Democratic party. He is not at all anxious for
the nomination at Charleston, being more desi
rous, he says, that the grand principle OF squat
ter sovereignty shall be maintained and carried
out practically to its full and fair extent in the
territories. lie says i this position isengrafted
firmly upon the Charleston :, Platform, he Shall
be satisfied with any nomination made.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-02

1.-THE fellow who put the thing in nutshell
found Il cracked aday Or two afterwards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08
MARINE IRTHLLI0HHcn
PORT OF RICHMOND 18th, 1889.
Htgh Wdter THIS day { SHt.rdaul 631 o'clock.


SAILED,
schr Mary d Caroline, Adams W ilmington, Del
feed, W d Colquitt 4 Co.
Il Co. :.
Uschr VIM Colquitt. John Frank, light.
schr LAS Eamondson. Lsfever, light.
schr BENZ vandiver. King. light.
Schr Hope, Milton Frank, Norfolk, mdse. w D
Colqutt h Co.
INV YokE, Jan. 5-Cleared, schrs r W Brown
Andrews. M John Jones, Stevenson, for Whining
ton. q; Howard lawrence, Newbern. N G, and NJ
Skinner, Chaplin. Norfolk. Arrived, schrs Man.
chester. Chichester. and Wythe. futile. days from
schr Hardscrabb!e, Gregory. from Richmond, ar
rived, At Salem, I'd inst -.
yNEwPoal. Jan 5-Arriyed, fchr White Cloud.
Higgins. Providence, for Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

There is heavy freshet in Cape Fear river, N. C.
Rev. ". H Plat, of Petersburg, Va Is to deliv-
er discourse before the Young Mems Christian
Association of Charleston, S. c., to morrow night
Hon. Charles Hale, editor of the Boston Daily
Advertiser, has been elected speaker of the Mas
sachusetts house of representatives.
Nathaniel Silsbee (old line whg) was elected
Mayor of Salem, Massachusetts, on Monday last,
receiving G63 votes to $40 for ]. Vincent Browne.
Republican.
Rev. William Murphy, formerly of the dioces OF
North Carolina, has received a call to the rector.
ship Of ST. Johns church, at Hayre-de-Grace.
Mr.. D X. McRae has been selected as the orator
of the Literary Societies ofthe University Of North
Carolina, for next commencement.
Gen. G W. Bowman, Superintendent of the pub.
lie printing, states that the printing Of the Pacific
Railroad Report, will cost over one million of do-
lars.
Gov. Fayette McMuIlen has returned to his home
in Scott county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

81 RICHMOND THEATRE.
Anniversary Of the Battle of New Orleans
BENEFIT OF
Mr.. w. II. BAILEY.
THE RAKE'S PROGRESS.
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS
w. II. BAILEY AS ADMIRAL KINGSTON
W. Ii. BAILEY AS SNUMP
SIG. CARLO.
MASTER W. CARLO.
MASTER GEO CARLO.
THE GREAT BABY CLOWN AND THE WHIRL
IGIG MAN.
HERs SPINGALEN.
GRAND GALA NIGHT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

NJ AMERICAN system OF GOVERNMENT ABR0AD,-
Every American must feel his heart beat with pride
when he reads the late speech of Hon Mr. Bright,
N p. in favor of introducing the American form Of
goyernment-at least as far as representation 10
concerned-intG Great Britain. The honorable gen.
ueman was loudly cheered by his constituents and
never moge so than when he illustrated one result
OF Republican government, by exhibiting speci
mems Of those handsome handbills ard posters, nc
printed ut The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE HAMMERS
LY 4 Co. proprietors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

These Bitters are universally acknowledged to be a
sure preventative and cure for Fever and ARue.
Flatuience, heaviness Of the stomach. Anv other
like affection. Their eff ct upon the system Is most
miraculous; they give healthy tone to the system.
remove all morbid matter. and in fact thoroughly
tors, in presenting this preparation TO the public
assure th,m that in singlecase when it has been
used according to their ictations has been known
to fail. but the contrary. new virtues have been
discovered in it's me- To those afflicted with any OF
the above ills of the Sody, the hitters" are offered
as a speedy and certain cure. Try them and form
your own opinion.
For sale By Druggists and dealers generally, eve
rywhere. jaI-dim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08
MARRlED.

In lnrico county. on Wednesday evening. or
OILS aad Miss JANE ENR0U0HTY. bosh Of
Henrico county, Va. s
On Thnrsday, The ssh in tant. e the rseiievce Of
p Beaeley. ffq In Caroline county. Mt MPI-
GARDATA to Miss MARY J CHAPMAN. all ofthe
same county
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08
D@IAM Now OrrERIsa
GREAT BARGAINS
IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF TRIMMINGS.
TO CLOSE OUT
FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY.

GEO RUskELL
jaw Keach's Old Stand. 5i & ain street.
~ BAKER's CHOCOLATE "A nutritive
and delicious Beverage and No ARTICLE just rec iv.
ed and for sale by JN0 GAhLlCK
Apothecary,
jas Market Placs, Franklin street.
t@ NoTICs TO TAX PAYERS All per-
sons who have not paid their taxes for the year
1885, reGne ,ted to call at the Collectors Office.
Getty Had during the present week. and pay rs {
required by Law to adv ertse all delinquent real
estate 'or sale on MONDAY next. in which 20 per
cent will be a5ded to the original amount
Ja4-5s JULIUS HCBSoN, G X.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

~ RAIN OR SH NE, RES & Co. are kept as busy
as bees clipping of the craniums of our citizens
and others. Their low prices and good work are
fast leading them on to fortune. The Pearl Am.
brotype and the CTayon Gin cltui) taken by these
Artists, are really fine works ofart, and at prices
astonishing: in case complete % cents al upwards
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

R6- GIFT Book STORE, No. % MAIN STREET.-If
you feel that elegant bracelet, fine cameo set.
gold watch, or other ornament would be desirable
and that you would like also to read the late publ
cations. and the best standard authors. but ur
willing to dvest money to the purchase of BOTH go
tothe Gift Book store This is q channel through
which both desires may be gratified. ja7-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08
- ANNUAL MEETING. Tn.

Co. ANNUAL MEETING.-The In
~>-a-a ion Building Fnnd Company will hold its
annual meeting, for election If officers and other
business. on SATURDAY evening next, at Mr. Ca
rvs school House, ON Church Hill. on Grace, be-
tween 25th and 18th streets immediately after the
adjournment OF the monthly meeting The monthly
meeting will be called to order at IA o'cls OK
ia 7-2t Ia D WALsORD Sec'y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08
oPnClAL MorICHs.

- ARTIFICIAL TnsrH-THB CH1o-
ELASTIC rnAcrss - w JONES DENTIST. having
puFchassd half the sarinstex rtpht for the shnvs
eode o. Mskine TEETll. aud sitsr nsinp and PIT
iU II in the mot dils7M caNes nhsrs 0fhrv ptdSee
kdd ifsd Il entirely sdtiffed V its atsptue suieri.
orifv over the gold silver and platina m.shod can.
therefore. with confidence, rec 1mmend II 70 all wno
deeirr full parsaIs~ts ri teeth and es,c'1t.
W to snth muy BE- dissatisfied scith those they are
ag asin0 In his proc-es. all 81 the OBJECTIONS TO
the gold plate a.s remoyed-she auction being Per.
Feet cures com fort and stability TO the ne. aud the
teeth being enbsded Ia the metal. the food IL excIu-
dad from nnper or between them; they are there
FORE clearer smoother and In every respect better.
In consequence Of the perfect adaptation OF the
plate to the mouth. and tbs suction thssehv ~.
cured. he insert more teeth tcitom clasps.
md in all cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory
at.
This metli,d having been aid opted and commend
ed By thase standing highest in the profession:
North and South. testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited. TO any who NAV desire 70 see
them. The old Plates of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new, will bs taken 10 part
ray. Will of course. make teeth on the old mode
for thosa who NAV prefer il.
Filling Thoroughly and gently dome; and teeth ex
traeted by electricity for those who wish it.
Office opposite Corinthian Hall. ja7-ly