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The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

now accuse the Legislature of false
hood or chicanery if it passes resolu-
tions declaring the people have en-
dorsed the President in all these par
ticulars.
Further, the Administration need
have no fear of the result next year.
They are as sure of the next victory
as of this. Already craven spirits
among the Antics declare their inten-
ton TO join the strong party. They
will openly go over to the enemy's
camp, swell his numbers, and contrib
ute 10 his next success. Next year
they- will sing peaus to slavery, de-
clare that popular sovereignty was
never designed to leave the people
free to decide upon their own irsiiiu-
tiops, and if Broderick dies will lick
the hands of his destroyers. Luckily
California has little voice in rational
affairs. The other states hardly ell
quire the result of our elections =
When the avalanche in favor of free
dom, that is now forming, and which
will burst out in 1860, sweeps from
power the present corrupt dynasty
California will be no more an imped-
iment in its track than apeasant's hut
at the base of the Alps. To those
who can afford to wait in a minorit =
in this State, we say, have patience
The future is big with promise.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

NEvADA.-TBE REsULT.-The
result in this county astonishes us on
ly in one particular. We were con-
fident to the last tha; Kent would be
elected Sheriff, if no other man On
the anti-Lecompton ticket came out
successful. The result makes us
aware of our error. We placed too
great an estimate on the Irish vote
which is known 10 reach sixteen hun
dred in the county. This vote to
so me extent was secured in the OUT
side precincts. But the friends of
Kent were more noisy thaa numer-
Gus in all parts of the county, deceiv,
ing many as to their numbers to such
an extent that great deal of money
was staked on Kent relying on what
seemed to be popular enthusiasm.
The effect of this election begins
already to be felt. The Republicans
after having elected Chase TO the
Senate, are getting more kicks than
thanks for their assistance. The
cause of the defeat of the anti-Le-
compton ticket is thrown upon the
Republic ans, and already we hear
the cry of no ahilliation with the Re-
publicans hereafter
So far as our knowledge extends the
defeat of the anti Lecompton party
was caused by the detection of IFS
own memb ,rs. After the Admin s.
t,ation votes had been all counted at
Grass Valley, Kent and Fem ran
nearly up with their opponents. But
after the anti tickets began to be
counted, Van Hagen and Lambert
gained rapidly. In this pace prom
inent anti's worked all day with
will and great effect against Kent and
Fem and especially against the lat~
ter. An extraordinary result was per-
ceptible on counting the vote. At
Alpha nearly all the votes obtained
by Kent were Republicans, as we are
assured by judge of election at that
place. The anti's in fact beat their
own ticket All the abuse of Repub-
licans in this behalf is gratuitous.
They did better for the anti's than
the latter had any reason to expect.
They declared before nominations
were made by the anti's that they
would not support their ticket unless
unexcepiionable nominations were
made. They were dissatisfied with
the nominations when made, and new
er promised TO support them. Those
they did support were elected
Whether the .anti's succeeded or not
they had but little to expect except
abuse for their course, and wisely vo-
ted for the men they thought best for
the interests of the county. Many
voted for Kent and Fem, as many for
Van Hagen, and more for Lambert.
A considerable number voted for nei-
ther of them.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

Some Consolat,on.-Col. Bob Tay-
Tor has been elected District Judge of
the 10th Judicial District composed
of the counties of Sierra and Plumas.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

Newspaporial.-The Sacramento
Register has. ceased to exist. The
S. F. Ne,cs has been changed from a
daily to weekly paper.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

SALUTE.-The Democrats fired a
salute of. we know not how many
guns on Monday evening in front of
the Court Honse, in honor of the re-
cent victory.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

SAW MILL BURNT. The Saw mill
built by Robinson and Nc Worthy at
Alpha, and owned by Ii. Mordoff,
was totally destroyed by fire on
Monday morning last. The mill was
run by water from a ditch, and had
been in operation by the present own
er but len days. 1t is supposed that
the fire was causcd by an incendiary.
A camphene can was discovered un-
der the mill after its destruction. No
fire had ever been allowed about the
premises. Loss estimated at $4,000.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

EARTHQ UAKE.-A little bit Of an
earthquake occurred at San Francis
CO on the Sth inst.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

ARREsTEp.-Madam Moore, the
wife of Frank Moore who committed
suicide in our Jail while under SEN
tence of death was arrested at Grass
Valley on Wednesday and lodged in
Jail. She was ARE sted on an indict-
ment found by the late grand jury on
charge of destroying both mother
and child by an attempt at abortion.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

u The duel between Bruderick
and Terry is the theme of conversa-
ton on the street, and there is gen.
eral disposition shown to discuss the
whole matter and deal out censure
upon the parties as each individual
mind deems is due. A few have been
found here and there planted about
to suppress opinions not compliment
tary- to their friends. We imagine
one citizen has as good a right to
express an opinion on any question.
as another has to attempt to gag him.
Hasn't he a little better right! We
would like to be informed where and
how some men have obtained author
ity to step between two gentlemen in
conversation and say: "See here
I'm friend of Broderick, Tor Terry
and you shall utter no sentiments
about him but such as are suitable to
my ear.''
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

More mproUements.-"Work orkmen
are engaged preparing for the foun-
dations of new two story brick
structure on the corner of CONNER
cial and Pine. 1t is one of the best
places for business in the city. Ed.
Kelsey is the fortunate owner.
We learn that Mr.. Heugh designs
building brick store on Pine street
opposite Flagg's livery stable.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
TThe returns thus far show a

EThe returns thus far show a
majority for Burch and Scott over
Baker and McKibben of 5000 votes.
Latham beats Currey $4,000, and
both Curry and Stanford 12,Ooo.-
Bolts will be elected State Printer by
a small majority probably.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
Notice.
A GRAND PRIZE
Wr estlin 6 M a t c b /,
To Come off at Nevada,
ON THE 9TH OF OCTOBER,
On the Virginia Lot,
BROAD STREET.
FOR THREE DAYS!

First Prize-One Gold Hunting Watch, valued at
Two Hundred Dollars.
Second Prize-One Hundred Dollars in Cash.
Third Prize-Fifty Dollars in Cash
Fourth Prize-Twenty- five Dollars in Cash.
Fifth Prize-A Gold Lace Hat
Conditions of the wrestling to be made known on
the ground by satisfactory judges, chosen for the
casion.
Connected with the same is grand Sparring Sa-
loon, where every SPORT can try his hand
There will be good Band in attendance to enl'-
the occasion
The subscriber win take measures to preserve
good order throughout. FRANk CARTER.
Nevada, Sept 10 lS59-2w.
Sac Weekly Union copy and send biz to this Of
fec.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

The SENATORIAL ELECTION
We took no notice editorially of the
many hints thrown out during the
canvass just closed, that an att empt
would be made to elect the successor
of Gwin at the coming session of the
Legislature. for the reason that we
gave very little credence to such in
situations. 1t is true the wayward
course pursued by tie Democratic
party after all its pledges and prom
ises at Cincinnati in 1856, and its
many culpable blunders in every de-
paltment exhibited during the admin.
istration of ames Buchanan, not to say
anything of the woful conduct of our
state government, would naturally
excite the worst apprehensions con-
corning the future conduct of the par
ty, and might properly engender
fears that all consistency would be
overlooked in regard to a senatorial
election. Still we cannot believe
that the Lecomptor Democracy of
California, will forget the position
the party took in 1854 when an at
tempt was made to bring on the cleo
ton of Broderick year before what
was claimed by his enemies to be the
proper time. 1t will be remembered
that to prevent another attempt ofthe
kind the Gwinites passed an act reg
ulating and establishing the time at
which United States senators are to
be elected. That act stands in the
way of an election of successor to
VIM. NJ. Gwin at the coming session
of the state Legislature. We can
not believe that the Democracy will
remove the act by repeal, and 90
still farther and ignore all their de.
nunciation of the friends of Broder-
ick for their efforts to elect their
chief in 1854. Should an attempt
be made TO elect Gwin's successor
next winter it will assuredly be
another of those unaccountable freaks
for which the state and national De-
mocracy are remarkable.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
DIED.

At the St. Louis Hotel Nevada, Sept. Sth
Mr.. Zina II. Sweet, aged about 2S years.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
NOTICE.

Se*ada. Sept. IG, 1855.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-02
Legal Notice,
Alexander Denny,

Alexander Denny,
SieubenyIlle and Indiana Court Of Common
Rail Road Company lPleas, Harrison Co.,
jeremiah Nilber, Henry Ohio
NJ. Alexander, ct al.
IHE said defendants, jeremiah W ilber and Hen
ry VI. Alexander olihe state Of N. York, vii take
notice that on the 18th of January 1859. petition
was filed in "uid Court, by said plaintiff against
SAID Rail Road Company, and them 0nd others
II Is ayerred in said pcutiOn that said plaintiff ON
the 9th day OF July, 1854, conveyed to said com.
panY certain tract Of land in said Harrison COunJ
ty. Ohio, over which the track of said Company's
road is now laid for which said Company agreed
TO pay S2l9,CO in one year from the l2lh day Of
June 1854 with interest which said sum has NOT
been pnid except s sxtCen dollars, and that said
plaintiff has the vendors lien on taid pr misrs
therefor. II is also ayeTrCd that claim 10 have
liens on said premises. by virtue OF certain mort
cages executed to you by said Rail Rund Comps-
NY
The object and Irayer oi said petition is that
judgment be rendered ageinst said Company for
the balance of said purchase money, to WIT s225,-
81 and interest from March lS, 1856; and that an
default OF payment by said Company, that you, aG
said MoTtgageo, be permitted within short time
to pay the same aud in default OF such payment
TINT said real estate and premises be sold and the
proceeds applied in satisfaction OF said judgment
10 be rendered.
You are required te ansN er OF demur to said Pc
tition on or before the 18th day of March 1859.
JOSIAH Nj. ES1 EP,
jan %, ,-'59-6t Atty for Plain'iH.
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CATALOGUE OF DISEASES.

CATALOGUE OF DISEASES.
Consumption in the first and second stages.
Bronchitis
Asthma
L0ryngits
Sore Throat
Splitting OF Blood
Enlarged l'onsils
Dropsy of the Head
Dropsy OF the Belly or Womb
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Dropsy of the SCrotum
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Diseases OF the Speen
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Dyspepsia
Piles and Fistula
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Fever sores
SCrofula, or King6 Evil
Hip Disease
White swellings
rheumatism and Gout
Neuralgia
Nervous Debility
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Cataepsy
Hysteria, and night mare
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Palsy
Salt Rhoum
Diseases of the Bladder
Stone in the Bladder or Gravel
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Cataract OF the Eye
Melancholy
In sanity, or mental arrangement
Feinting or swOopng
Apoplexy
Jaundice
Chronic Dinrrhea
Constipation OF the Bowels
Wakeiunes5
Chronic discharges from the ears
Deafness
Heat o. Urine
Bloody Urine
Headache
Involuntary discharge Of Urine
Painful discharge oil Urine
Excessive discharge OF Urine
Diabetes
Gonnarrhea
elect
Sypis
Seminal emissions, and all those distressing onc
horrible aymptoms resulting from the secre
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Sick Headache
Dizziness
Rupture
Hypocondria
Painters Cholic
Worms
Chronic Diauhea
Eruptive diseases
All skin diseases
Cata-rh
Influenza
Splitting of Blood
Heart burn a4
kickets
Spinal disease
Water Brash
Diseases Of the Eye
Diseases peculiar to Females
Whites
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-02

L'rTHE KANSAS HARALD OF FREEDoM states
that Judgment has gone against General LANE
in his case before the Land Office the heirs o.
Colonel JENKINS, obtained title to the land
This was the land about which LANE and JEN.
KrN5 had their shooting match last summer. AS
the land really belonged to JENKINS, he was kill
led by the Republican chief, because he desired
to draw water from his own we'll. LANE was
land trespasser at the time he committed the
homicide. LANE seems to have sunk out O
sight Of late Even his rascalities have been
thrown into the shade of MoNTGOMERY. - PlaiR
derlcr
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-02
CAnIN WmOL EsALE mARKEI'

CADIz OHIO Fch. z, 80.
Flour--For good Supelfne and Extra $500
@5,25.
Hheat--9669o.
Gyoceyies-- Sugar in hhds. 8@9; N. 0.
Molasscs 45 cts per gal.
Rio Ccfee--1l@12GS; /; Java IS; Pepper IA
Ground Pepper 13@17.
Auspice-i7; Cloves 25; Soap Rosin bar .5@
81 German do. 715.
Casti1e Soap---15;Soda 81 Candles 100 13lh
Grasn---Corn 70; Oats 40; Rye 50@ Barley
Rice--6c y b. 4ea --s
7bBacco---S Twist IL; Dewy & Anderson's
brands 30Q33. ezG ia yaaa
.suoqys4-Crushed and Pulverized, Coverings
brand 12@14c.
Stach--9cts fb.
Tsns-- Young Ayson 4o@75 cts; Black Tea
3o@50.
Nri7s--1o to Cod SO, 25. 8 to Sd $3.50. 6to
7d$4,25.
Pittsburgh, 1926 u Dbl.
Seels--Timothy Seed $1,50 Glover Seed,
J5,o0@5,5o, Flax $1,Oo.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-02
NO 1NH PcggEa SlrcNt.

OPPOSITE TUE ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
Daily, except Sundays for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis and all other Chronic Complaints COM
plicnted with or causing Pulmonary Diseusa, in.
cuding Catarrh, Heart Disease, Affections of the
ivcr, Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Female Complaints.
etc. etc.
DRS. FITCH 81 SYKES would state that their
treatment of Consumption is based upon the fact
that the disease exists in tho blood and system at
large both before, and during its development in
the lungs, and they therefore employ Mechanical,
Hygienic and Medicinal remedies to purify the
blood and strengthen the system With thsse, they
use Medicinal lnhalntions, which they value high
y, but only as PalliatVes, thuVing no Curative eff
feet when used a!one,) and l1valiGs are earnestly
cautioned against wasting the precious time Of Gu
rability on any treatment based upon the plausa'
bic, but false idea that the "sea Of tie disease can
be reached in direct manner by inhalation tor
as before stated, the seat OF the disease is in the
blood and its effects only in the lungs.
9CF-No char. e for consultation,
A list Of questions will lie sent to those wishing
10 consult us by letter.
July :, 1883
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-02

GL5~It is singular fact, and as honorable as
it was unexpected, that the State OF South Car
olina has spoken out against the African slave
trade with emphasis that has marked the ex-
preston of opinion in no other Southern State.
Her press, SO far we have seen without a solita-
ry exception, have protested with the greatest
energy and warmth against the Infringement Of
the law, and the introduction Of Africans into
their SiaLe.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-02

A MONSTER OF A HoRsE.--A friend, who was
at GAINESVILLE yesterday, gives US description
OF monster sorrel horse which was raised in
Pennsylvania, and purchased by resident o
GAINESVILLE day or two ago. He was ''pony
built" measured 20 hands high, and weighed
2,4Oo pounds The price was $1,000. He
will probably be exhibited at the State Fair al
GAINESVILLE, and ifso, the "lat lady," and hel
skeleton husband, may as well take in theil
CANVASS I'm. Gazette.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-02
EDaGS NOaicC.

NTOTlCE is hereby given that an application
~ will be made to the Commissio ners OF flarri-
son county, Ohio at their ensuing March session
to vacate 90 much of the road as leads from the
Plank Road through the lands of James Lennon
md &. W. Bleakmoore to the land OF Sta cey Doan
in Short Creek township, Harrison county, Ohio.
teb2 '5t.4t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-02

SENATOR SUMSER-In the Massachusetts
, House of representatives, few days ago, an or
der was offered inquiring whether there does
not exist vacancy in the U. 5. Senate for Mas
sachusetts, besides that occasoned by the expi-
ration Of Mr. Wilson's term. This has queer
squnt at Mr. Sumner, who continues to remain
in Europe.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-02
$1,000 Reward.
Coshocton, Jan. 26, 1859.

From tho OLio Statesman, Jaa 27.
ARREST OF ONE OF THE CoSHoCroN IREASU
RY RoDBEEs.-It was pretty generally known to
the police ofths city or several days past that
the notorious George Bell suspcioned having
been the principal actor in the recent robbery
of the C5shoct9nCounty Treasury, and answer
ing the description given by the authorities OF
that town, was concealed somewhere in this
city. and thought it probable that the house OF a
relative Of BELL on the alley between Broad and
e Gsy streets, near Front, might contain him.
:. yigilant watch was kept on the prem ses, and
yertertlay morning Marshal Cofrio 9th, assisted
by officers White, Mcdonald, ard Gaines pro-
cseded to the house, armed with search var
rant. Reiore tho search proceeded far, Mr..
George Bell quietly came down stairs and gave
himself up without resistance. lie was search
el and the premises examined, but no sign ot
the stolen money could he found. Officers
Colfrofh and White took the prisoner to Gosh
octon on the afternoon train yesterday We
are not informed of the evidence against Bell,
but understand that the authorities are conf
dent ofconyicting him. lie certainly answers
tho description given by the treasurer OF the
fuaB ~ ho performed the knock-down operation.
He'll Is a penitentiary convict having been
senteaced several years ago to three years in
that institution for manufacturing counterfeit
eoip. lie served about two years OF his time,
and was paRioped out by President Pierce,
since which time he has been laying around
loose. lie was considered one Of the most des-
peratc men in the coantry. On one occasion,
while officers Cool and Wrayer were taking him
to jxii, he pulled out-two revolSsrs, and threat
saed to shsot whoever attempted to- follow,
eoolly walked away. - s ags3
Another fellow named Sears sent to the
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-02
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been oppointed AMI duly qualified as i'd
ministrator of the tslate of John Crambett late of
Harrison comfy, Ohio, deceased. All PERSONS in.
crested will take notice.
JanI9-59.3t JOEL CRAMBLETT, Admir-,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-02

In the treatment of the following diseases, DR..
Ilardman invites consult alton, for which no charge
will be made, unless the patient takes medicine. -
DR.. II does not profess to be ''cure all doctor,
bn in any case he undertakes, if within the art OF
man, cue may be reli5ious!y depended upon.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-02
R01d Notice.

NTOTlCE is hereby given that their will be a
~ petition presented to the Commissioners OF
Harrison county, o, at their March tenn, 1859
p. .aying orth va ton of so much OF tho old Han
over and Salem road, as lies on the lands of John
lIo obler and John ATbaugh
Feb 2-'59.4t MANY PETITIONERS.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-02
NOTTCF-

NOTICE.
7 HEREBY GIVE NOTICE this day onward
L my business will be conducted Exclusively on
the Cash System,
Because:
Ist-My profits not sufficient to admit of losses.
2d-I fud ! cannot credit one and refuse others,
without giving often Sc.
3D. am not able to take pleasantly all the duns
offered on presentation OF bills when they are
due.
4tl-I belivc It to lie the duty Of every man to pay
Cash TOR what he actually consumes as in the
case Of Groceries.
Hoping for continuance of tavors from my old
friends and customers, and trusting that none OF
them will be offended when told that, no Groceries
will be sold except for Cash or Produce, and no
deviation whatever mlCe from this rule, in favor
of any one ! am Respectfully,
CIiA'S. PATTERSON
21rAll persons indebted to me by note or book
account, will please call and settle as am IN
great mead of money. Z. +.
Cadiz, Feb 2-'59 ly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-02

BosToS, JAapARY - William II. Prescott
the historian. died yesterday morning, from
paralysis. lie had been enjoying his usual
health up to the moment ofhs death.