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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-06
Wall Paper Wall Paper !

THE subscriber takes pleasure in calling the at
l. tention of the public to his large and wei &C.
lected stock of Wall Papers, Just receiving for the
Spring and Summer trade. HIS stock consists Of
% ,OO0 pieces with 40 different patterns, ranging
in price from 6¢s to Sl,00 per piece, together
with every variety OF Borders, Window Curtains,
Decorations for anneI Work, &c, &c.
He has also on hand a complete assortment of
School, Historical, Medical, Religious and Miscel-
laneous Books, Stationery, Blank Books, &c &C.,
which will be sold wholesale and retail as cheap
as they can be had West Of the Mountains. Give
me a call. ]. NJ LAYTON.
MnrchQ. l5Q "
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Daily u. S. Mail
II i ~ L
.CADIZ TO WHEELING.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the
travelling community tina he has purchased
the U. S. Mail Hack Line from Cadiz TO Wheeling;
and that one of his splendid hacks ill leave
and connect with The cars at both places. His hacks
are new, his teams good, and his drivers ca reful
and attentive. He hopes to receive the patronage
Of the travelling public, as he will endeavor to
merit their patronage by strict attention to their
wants.
Fare from Wheeling to Cad;z or Cadiz TO Wheel.
ing 81 rs. For the rolnd trip-only $500.
Livery and Sale Stable.
He has also in Cadi2 as good a Livery Stable IA
there is in the country. Buggies, Carriages, Hors-
%, &c. to be had at all times. Travellers ethics
arriving OH the cars or in the hack, can be taken 10
any point they may desire. Terms rea sonable.
7 WILLIAM l.. hOuSER.
& adiz, Ohio, June 2, 1858 ly.
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ELRICK & QUARRY,
4 BUGGY
Manufacturers, ,aa.

... nH CADlZ, ", "a
UAVlNG permanently located in Cadiz aud
Ill having on hand a large supply Of timber and
other material necessary for the manufacture OF
Carriages, Buggies ;tnd Suikies
OF oil descriptions, we are prepared to fill all or.
ders at the shortest notice, and will warrant all
our work.
Having been heretofore constantly employed in
the most extensive Carriage fnrtories, we leel con.
tidenl that we can meet the wishes of all who may
favor US with orders, and being determined to EN-
pioy none but the best wOrkmen, entire ~satisfac-
lion shall be givan for all work. ,..f .4-
Our prices shall be as low as any other establish.
ment in the Western country for work of equal
quality. Before ordering or purchasing elsewhere
give US a call.
aTWe are now building and finishing of Car.
fiages, BpgRies, &c. and in'end as, speedily as
possible to get up a variety, and Keep our Estnb.
lishmient supplied tor purchasers. 7Gaa 9gG3d
Our Establishment is in The building formerly
occupied by A. f'orman, on Ohio Street, d few
doors east OF the American iiouse. 10
6All kinds OF Repairing done at the %shortcst
notice. ELRlCK QUARRY.
.a Oadiz Ohio, feb.2, lab9,iyr Es w
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SWAHNs'S GEL EERATED
PANAGEA.


For the cure of Scroiula. General Debility. and
all diseases arising from Impurities of the Blood
and the effects Of Mercury
Swain's Panacea has been for more than thirty
five years celebrated in this country and in Europe
FOR its extraordinary cures, some OF which are too
irightful for general publication, where the patients
have been almost eaten up with Scorluia, an were
deemed incurable by physicians
1t has been used in hospitals and private practice,
and has be n recommended by the most celebrated
physicians and other eminent persons. Among 9th.
ers, by W g Gibson, N. D Prot oil Surgery, Penn
U diversity; V ~alentine Mott, N. D., Prot. OF Surgery
N. Y. University; w F.. Devices; Vi. II. Prof. Md
Penn. University; N. Chapman, NJ D., Prof ofPhy.
sic, Penn University; 7. fOrke. M. D., P esidenl
College Physicians, Philadelphia.
The wOnd 'rlul cures effected by Swnim's Pana-
cea have Tor many years made it an invaluable Ie-
mety, and have Occasioned unprincipied persons to
initiate 1T, and thus impose on the diseased ond al.
ttcted. Almos' daily we are Informed OF severaI
who have been deceived in this city.
Swaim's Panacea is in roand bottles, huied lon.
gitudlnally, with the following letters blown ON the
glass:
Having the the lame of JAS SWAIN stamped on the
sea, ing wax and written on the label covering the
cork, and a splendid engraving on the side Of the
bottle, by Draper Il Co. bank note engravers il
the centre OF which ls a portrait OF the late VIM
Swain, copyright securely
ii pc: sons purchasing the Panacea will be care
lul 10 observe the above caution. and that the name
SWAIN is correctly spelled, they need not be i'm
posed on.
Prepared only at swaim's Laboratory, the ole
stand, South Sc yenth Street, below Chestnut, Phil
a%delphia, and gold by all druggists fin the Unilut
States.
General Agents for The us
SClsiGakeGiD Brothers a. Co.
10 William st. New York.
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G.. A. D'AL0NZ0,
Fashionable Tailor,

CADIZ, o.
RrShop-oyer Estep's Law Office, and immedi.
ately opposite Stewart g. Coleman's store. All
work warranted to tit. Cutting done on short no.
lice, and on reasonable terms.
todiz Ohio, July q. 1853
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Fresh Groceries.

sAAnBbls prime N. Orleans Molasses. '
" 80 halt bbls "
% iog'ds prime Sugar
1ierces Rice
% Bags coffee
Just received and receiving the above Groceries,
which Will be sold at River prices, comparatively
speaking. The public are invited to call and ex-
anime the quality and price OF their articles.
March 2, SO S 81 ii M'FADDEN
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Irish u

IJamaSkS. DlapGrS, NC.
Consumers Of Richardson's Linens, and those de-
sirous OF obtaining the Genuine Goods, should see
that the articles they purchase are sealed with the
full name Of the firm, Richardson, Sons & Owden,
as a guarantee OF the soundness and durability oil
the Goods.
This caution is rendered essentially necessary
as large quantities of inferlo Tor and defective Linens
are prepared. season after season and sealed with
the name OF Richardson, by Irish Houses; who, re.
gardless of the injury thus inflicted alike on the
Anne rican consumer and the manufactures of the
genuine Goods, will not readily abandon a bust.
ness SO profita bic, while purchasers Gun be imposed
on with Goods ola worthless character.
J BULLOCkE & J B LOCKE,
Sep29'58-ly Agents, SO Church ST. N. Y.
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n pHTTrTpS b CO.

MANUFACTURERS of boots and shoes, unc
Ul dealers in Trunks and travelling sacks, Mo-
rocco x kid-skins lining and binding do. Pegs
Nails. thread and shoe-findings generally, keep con
stantly for sale an assortment of the above articles,
At their old stand opposite the Public Offices.
Cadiz, D., April II, 1855,
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John S. DAVENPORT,

VyJ1SHES to inform the citizens oil this county,
w that be il prepared 10 sell heavy Boots az
we'll 40 light ones AT . price that is con. Portable to
himself AID also TO his customers shop a lew
DOOR SOU N VI she dopot, Market street, Cadiz, o..
have 50 pairs q Lvme. made Boots ohiiands,
which / will sell cheap
CAdiz sep Is. lsao-ei
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gs ~ an TO II GnehefSs.aE.a 4aays4
TIME Board OF Examiners Of Harrisong county
4 Ohio, ~ill hold a meeting at Cadiz, on the las,
Friday OF of the following months
April, " aya september, October, and NUvem-
Der, 1858, and February aud March, 1859, commen.
cling al 70 O'Clock, A. M.on each. day, for the ~.
animation Of Teachers, under the "act TO provide
Tor the reorgaEizi ton, supervision and maintain.
ance Of eomu 1u schools passed March IA, 1853.
B; Order OF the Boc'd,
M b ADAMS, Clerk,
April 1858 HI ,
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TESTIMONY OF THE PROF. OF OBSTETRICS IN PENN.
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se.Y. m. DtjNAkD KENNEDY.
No. 100 Warren Street, Roxbury, Mass
Wholesale Agents. Gee, Il. Keyser, Pittsbdrgh,
4. II. Logan e. Co., Wheeling; J. 7 Flemming, Al
And al Retail by John Beall and John Mclean,
Cadiz, and by all respectable druggists every.
where. .t sg. .,.
FEB 9. 1859. ~. "s
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DIR. riF
MEDICAL

Being an original and popular TTsstles on
MAN &c WOMAN:
Physiology, Func lions and Sexual Disor
ders ofevery kind. with never-failing Remedies
for the speedy cure OF diseases ola private
and delicate character, incident to the
violation Of the Laws of Nature
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bOuJdAAIIN W dLAIN5UAs
OFFERS his services to the citizens OF Cadiz and
urrorniing count ry, in the art Of
House Painting, Granting, Paper
Hanging, Vanishing,
and all kinds OF Imitation in Wood, Stone and Mar.
BILE, Alst, Sign painting attended to, on the most
reasonable terms
Those wishing to have Painting done in the best
AID most modern style, would do well to give him =
call. as he endeavors to do his work in u neat, sub.
%stsnual, and workman-like manner.
Cadiz, Ohio, May II, lS56.ly
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krPREMlUM paid on gold and silver at the
Ito HOUSE Of Reals WEbcH 4 CO.,
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SHIRE, Eckstein g. Co., wholesale Agents, Gin.
cinnati
John Mclean and Jonn l}eall, Cadiz; Tl,os. Hop
kins, MoorefieId; g. J Phipps, SMYRNA. r tireen,
F~reeport; Cannon X Bro, New Athens and by al
dealers in Medicine.
Cadiz, Ohio Oct 81 Nv s
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hernby given, that the CO .nmissiun
4 ere Of Harrison county, Ohio, ut their March
Session AID 1879 levied Tor road pu poses n tox
of four c. nts on the hundred dollars Of The vnlua.
ton of tbe taxable property of the county; said tax
may be discharged by labor on the public highway $
1.-The rate otone dollar per day, for ach day. work
of an nble bodied man, and a rntabie allowance pr
pefson, under the direction OF the stpar, isor o.
each district, who shall give TO every such person
a certificate specifying the amount Of tax 50 paid
in labor, and the district and township wherein
such labor was performed; also that such work was
done between the first day of April and the first
day Of October; such certificate will be received by
tie County I Treasurer as money in the discharge o.
said road tax. 6t.. t4.4 XIV. KiNSEY,
3GagI4 b Auditor Of Harrison Co.
March 18th 1889 II.
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April a., 1852 .ly
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
THE BLOCKADE OF VENICE.
ur1.r.. II 1,n.. l<.ra..l. l.lx ~.


VTsIcE, May u.
The French dee. Of this coast is composed Of only
five vessels VIZ: ship OF the hne three frs aies,
ard a corvette Perhaps il may be only the advanced
guard ard such il the report bere. Tue toils i az
s,u ds,arcs from the forts of ire Lido. and the pec
rh crowd ;he pabhc gardens ~ u. There has not
Vet been a -ns Ie shot exchanged between the ships
and the forts bat about 81 Austrian merchant vessels
hsve been captured. 0iher neutral ship--One of
which Is from Brrmen with corp--bave not been abe
to enter the port although the blockade has not yet
been declared.
But What produced the create. impression here was
tie scsrchirg tie Eugh-h ship carrying the lndan
mail. notice has been prepared by the Govern
m.ut apprising the iuhabi!ans who wish Ia qnt the
town thar they may do 50. All foreigners residing IN
the town are Ieqnred within three days 10 exhibit
their assvor,s and exchange them for PERMISSION "a
remain Tn. inhabitants lay log IN IA store OF pro
visions against contingencies. The Emperor VA
pecled Yesterday ~ the railway, from Casarza, and
tors..s were in after dane, but he did not come.
The blockade IL Ienicr seriously inconveniences the
Austrian Government, ~ il can longer send troops
from Trieste TO that port
On the oth uli the blockade of the port 1t Venice
ard of the aniacout coast notified 10 Gen. Ale
manp the Governor Of the city, and ~ the same time
be was informed that the commander ot the French
squadron was vii ing to exchange ths men taken IN
the Austrian vrs,.s against French sodi. who might
have fallen into the hands of the Imperial troep'. \
more imperirent officer could hardly have been made,
for almost al the vessels csptured by the French are
snacks belonging to the poverIy-srickeu fishermen OF
(llgrCia.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

The following are the official bulletins issue BY the
Sardinisn Government
"TURis, May 26.-S00 Austrian infantry with 100
cavalry and pieces of cannon, marched yesterday
morning from Gallsmate TO Sesto Calenoz, but were
met by body of Chasseurs des Alpes under Capt lie
Crsofores who repulsed them, taking several prison.
The enemy has retired 10 Soma"
"a message from Narese announces that n o'clock
this morning, 5000 Aus,risns attacked Gen. q sri
balii's corps three hours later the enemy re-
pulsed q, Malmate on the roed 10 Como. The Chss-
seurs Alps fought vaIsnty, charging the Ausrisns
with the bsyonet. The country around is in insurec
ton. Gen. Garbald is in pursuit Of the retreating
enemy.
To-day the Emperor went to Vercell, sccompa-
MED by Generals valiant and De Ia Marmora. Hs
Majesty was received by the authorities the clergy
ard the population, VINO ssluied him with hearty
plsudits.
A telegram, via Berne also reports that Gsribadi
had b, aien the Austrians al Varcse and taken
Of their cannon; and il Likewise says that the losses
were great and that the Inhabitants OF the surround
Ing country had revolted, and risen in arms. Carl
baldi had issued proclamation calling on the LON
bar,is to rise.
"VIEssa, May GA brigade Of the enemy hsd
taken up strong position or the Sesa close TO Can.
dia but during the nights Of the 2ith and 18th inst
the Aus;iians constructed battery Of four pieces Of
car rpon and four bowtzers and opened fire about
O'clock The surprise so great, and the result so
favorable, that the enemy forced 10 change his
position three times, and finally abandon his encamp
mept altogether"
The Paris MonitcRr Of the 9th, publishes bulletin
from Aessandra, to the effect that nothing new had
occurred, and that the health Of the army continued
exoefapt
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
PUBLIC FEELING IN LOMBARDY.

letter nom Mlan, daled he -Isl INST. all foceFta
in Paris, says:
II appsars certain that the Austrisus are prepar-
ing great rriTograde movement. They have pressed
s the carts and horses the territory of Pva and
Lodi and -ei them toward = accnza, doubt 10 ac-
cumua,e the means Of transport in case of retreat.
The chief editor Of the Official Milan G1-eis has
found it Necessary to quit the town, and his wo sub
editors were arrested yesterday. Ia consequence Il
sad of having corresponied with the erenly. Should
the Austrian ara suffer check, the plan Of the En-
peror il believed be to sbaodon the country far
Verona. The Government is at present established
there. The Crown Jewels and tn. valuable furniture
Of he ROYAL Palaces have been transferred there and
it has been even suggested to send there the Italians
holding Office under the Government of Milan, and who
have thus compromised themselves with the popular
party AZ for 0ur part dread the moment of trans
lion between the departure IF the Autrans flying the
couutry and the occupation by our berators. There
are men here who hope for sUme hours of vengeance
and disturbauce.'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
PRECAUTIONS OF THE ALLIES.


TURKS, Nay IS, 1850.
The most rigorous and minute precautions continue
"a be taken prevent information being conveyed 20
the enemy. The Comm ssoper Extraordinary f1r The
district OF Aessarris and provincss Of Acqu' Cssaie
and Now, has issued proclamation ~srrng all strnn
gers who have not been th sn two months perns
nery resid.n. in Aessbdra Ethin the circle Of the
iorhcstous 10 qut within - hours, uuess they have
spssisl permission obSir.i suce the outbreak of the
war, To re-de there; ouly Government employees and
persons heor girg 20 the allied srmes engaged IN
the service Of the eXcep'-d Th- inhabitants
o. the province of Alessanra may enter the town pro-
vldrd they ere furnished with n certificate oi good con-
duct from the mayors Of their respective conmunas
With the exception Of the transit by means OF the
railway the entrance cf the and of I,s sooveod
cf.d territory j. prohibited 20 all not of The province
who not provided with passes from the comPetent
authorities, who do not give ssifacto.y account
of themselves the local sath ,rtes, AMI obtain from
th-m written authorization to enter. The mayors
and sgeuts Of public securty in al the towns and
villages occupied BY the Frobco- PedDonese army sre
20 prevent by 81 The means in their poser the inress
aud circulation in their territory OF suspicious or
known persons aod of persons no. provided with pass
ports Issued OF rised by the Saruian authorities for
iha destination. All c1utTaveniions Of these orders,
which are re- main 10 force until the hesql srters ot
the Franco fedmouiese army ae removed out ot the
prvinces COMPRISING the Com nssoners d''tnc', are
To be punir he'd in summary ner not further specl
fed. The mayors, police, c1Tbueers, &C., are charged
with the execution Of this decree.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10

cid.d success y obtained and the .eioe is effected.
To the general opinion expressed by civilians that The
army must he Po and hstif does not succeed
in dong so to-day u. surely viii - morrow, military
uen shake trsr heads am hook grave. and hint tba;
If the French b. repui--d now, the Stsnpt masi t'
given up for the Ausrians ~lll of course, b. reea-
freed, and pair The hssrs they msy sustain shIe
ih, French have not ;he same - their dspo,a
The fsc, Of whole day. from five IN the uoruirg tl
ter at light bsii spe' IN ruess endsavors 10 roSs
a swollen and rapid rivcr under the heavy IRE OF The
enenys artillery, tells it, o.n tae, AID dreary one
=
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
ARTILLERY SHIPPED AT MARSEILIES.
Correspondent Of The London Times.

MRRsELLEs, May %, $3.50 p m.
Last evening" after the post went out, several large
steamers left the port of the toilette with troops ar
lcry horses provisions and warlike stores board
Some email craft followed, and were towed by the
steamers. This morning the passage of artillery
through the town commenced before six o'clock. be-
heve they were the remainder of the nine bs teries in
tended for Leghorn. The siege artillery has hot been
sent yet and but very all portion Of the reserves
Each corps darmses to bave reserve Of four batter
les: and besides, there s to be general reserve for
the whole army. Great efforts are being made 10 raise
the nun bcr Of batteries with the French army 10 6o,
which as some have eight and some six guns each,
would give a total of not less than 400 pieces
Of cannon. In a country like the North Of
Italy, it ia estimated that the proportion of two
guns to 900 men would be ample. That would sup
pose the French army to muster 300 900 combatants.
large proportion of the guns have been sent of dur
ing the last two days the smoohbore, light IL
FOUNDER Napoleon guns. They had evidently just
been delivered out OF store and had been fired.
The angles Of the muzzle were a. sharp "a the day
they lett the lathe. Moreover, they were mounted
upon S-pounder carriages, which scarcely appeared 10
have the strength and sodty necessary for the piece.
From this fact it would seem that the exgencies Of
the war greater than imagined, for II WAS in
teuded to issue Napoleon guns until they had
been red to throw a 2f.pound cylindrical shot, and
then they were 10 be used siege guns, rather
fancy in batteries Of position like our lSpounder bat
teres.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
TIE FORTRESsEs OF LOMBARDY.

LONDON, May 70.
In anticipation that the French are about to attempt
march through Parma and Modens, in order to force
the Anstrians to fall back upon Milan, aod ultimately,
if they refuse to accept general engagement, upon
the Miuco and the Adge, have been making particu
lar Inquiries in the bestnformed quarter within my
reach to the strength of the fpresses OF the cee-
brsted quadrangle. am tod that all depends the
present state OF the Notifications Some time ago,
when my informant saw them, there was too much ma
saury in his opinion, and too little earthwork about
them. Before the French siege trains hs opinion is
that bast0ns and curtains Of masonry snd brckwork
will 90 down like bandboxes." Ii, however, warned
by recent experience, especially in the Crimea bas-
,iops and curtains have been covered with good banks
o. ear srnaao y on laugh to coru the Allies
leas
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10

wing of the army, sod s in oattonmer.s a. Now, Ar
GIN, Gsvi ahdi Voshera- The eo'ps nnder The c'fi-
usnd al Marshal CanyOteit forms the center OF Ae-
sspdIis. Tie guard nnd.r tho orders oi Genera! R-s
uauk s.. Jean a Augely il collected between Genoa
and AlessaBdris, and forms the reserve. General
Mhabon Commands Il corps SarsSe at Vsl-nzs. The
SaIdnian division, n'drr The command OF General u
aldbi is in hDs between Cussh aud frsssne,toi The
division If General tauti al Aless sndrs that OF Cen
.ral Csehiari Noyi and lastly, ins of General Du
rand q: Aequl."