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REV. l.. l.. LANGSTROTI'S
Movable Comb Hive!
p
Patented Octnber ). 1852.

COMB REMoy ED.-Eanh comb in this hive i A.
tao he'd separate movable frame. may lie all takei
III Il few minutes without cutting injuriug them
in the lea /. or at all enragiu4 the bees
STOCKS sTKENGTlIENED.-By this arrangement,
weak stocks may be easily strengthened, by helpi,.
ihan to combs. honey maturing 'roads taken from
shng aud l'ieenless colonies saved from cert lin
iy giving the means OF oitaini ganstIeru uprt
FERTILE QUEEN-MOTlI.-A. all the stork h, ~.
AIGary, ~ the control Of the combs, be kent Strong
in numbers, and In possession Of fertile q.een the
of the hee moth may he etectually preyrnt.
: zee WHAT Is WRoNG.-If the bee keeper sus,er, .
th.t anything IL the matter with the hive he can ,c,
it, and by actual examination Of il. combs r.;
i,w minutes. IT. true condition, and thus appy
liz unity the remedies shich it needs.
nEN CoL9AILs.-Nes colonies may be formed in
ss time thar IL usually required for hi,int natural
the hives may be managed on the con,ann
ss,irning plan, enlarged without any alteration Of
existing parts 50 Is to afford ample odaon for
+ IRoAEs AND QfELSs.-By n very .fmpie arr,n,e
neh the queen may i@ confined to her hive while the
workers lave their liberty. so that the bees NAV t Ia,
at any time. without the Feast risk Of their s,ar,,;, ~
the hseee Of the bee keeper. The lroncs hen In mi
hisht may ~ the sane device, be excluded from the
81 RPLts HONEY The surplus honey may be stor
ca II an upper box, in frames secured as to admit
81 safe transportation any Of which may he taken
out aid disposed of; or, If preferred. ii may be stored
In smal boxes or glasses in convenient beautiful and
TRANSFER "OLONIEs.-Colonies NAV la ..,.,,
trasfe rcd from other hive to this, mt ali q;
inc year. as their combs with all their contents can he
remove, with them and easil! fastened to the frames
h
rring season, the colony. in few hours viii WORT as
ssnrouslg IN the new AS they did in the old hive
No BEES kILLED.-If the combs of the hee hiy.
can be easily removed, and with safety both /, tbe 49,
i the % crater, then every enlightened lee keener
WI" admit that complete revolution must ercnunlIy
'c rnsctcd ! the management Of bees.
hELL-TEs fED.-This hive has been In use FIR j.
h'cieht length oftimc to test its value, and is adopted
some q the largest bee keepers. 1t made In
simple, cheap. ana durable form, or may be construct
d with g!a( D all sides.
PRICE - ifBlIfs.--An individual or farm RIGHT +
ing III wifi e
right entities the purchaser to use, his wn prem
'cs and not otherwise any numi er Of hives Ministers
barge Those purchasing individual rights are berrhv
ntormed that the inventor has expressly secured to
hem the right TO ute any improv emens which he may
GREATER patent, without any further charge. -
Apple atoms for individual rights in Cedar County
ddress Z. q. MCNEIL, Tipton-of whom sample hives
AZ be had. VIII take bees for right II desired The
atet will not take cara Of the bees hut win hen -
n 81. j.. L.sosrnoTHs third edition. for sale bv
1'aieh 's'' i'oo- c. MCNEIL.
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COlSsiStcnts

After charging the Republican party
with contracting an. unconstitutional
deb. of Sl32, 900, during the late cam
paign, and, in fact, for the last two or
three years, ::Messrs. Baker, hall. CIas-
gett and Peat, the leaders Of the Demoe-
racy in the House, yesterday, warmly
advocated that the State should assume
fifty.three thousand in addition to that
amount. What leau.iful consistency
State Register.
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A State Officer Ofthe Old Donsinion Alb.
sconds with an unpaid Board Bill!


/ 1t is no longer matter of doubt that
the distinguished Virginian, Camp, who
was recently in this city, commits stoned
with the srrcst of Barclay Goppock, should
have the letter s preixed to his name.
The Enquirer of this city, assured US
that he was man Of "the highest res
pectability"-one of the T. F. VS., We
presume. But, notwithstanding this
recommen dation, it is a fact that he has
mizzled, put out, made himself scarce,
absquatuIated, with an unpaid board
btU amounting to orer Thirty dollars, at
the Mason House. While stopping in
this city, he spent much Of his time in
drinking and gambling, and, when he
left, was III company with disreputable
woman. 1t appeurs that he had no bag
gage, and, just before his departure, Dor,
rowed some money from one of his asso-
ciates at this place, and several neither
garments from another. Tell it not in
Gath, publish it not in the streets of AS
kalon, that such was the conduct of du.
ly commissioned officer from the great
ctalV VI vi S'ui0 " AuC COtlmOUW pdItu
of Iowa. .
Courtland Camp made his appearance
here first on the 9th Of January, and left
on the 18th of February. He register
ed his name at Mason's Hotel as l.. c.
Thompson, Of Boston, though in no 9TH
er way did h. try to conceal the object
Of bis mission. Everybody knew his
business In very short time after his ar
rival, and, when he returned from. Dcs
Moines, it was known on the streets, ten
minutes after he left the ears, that he
had failed to obtain rcquisition for the
arrest of Coppock SO much for the
accusation repeatedly made against Gov,
kirkwood, that he divulgcd the matter,
and advised Coppoek to escape. Vir-
cinia must be sadly in need of the prop
er material for public officers, if she is
obliged to make use of such worthless
S)camps as this chap has proven to be. |
Let Us hear no more from Gov. Lctch |
'r about State "comi,y." IF this is an
example Of the kind they have down j.. !
the Old Dominion, We want no more of
lt.--Nascatine Journal
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Who will be Nominated at Ch0rl .sto,l.

The Washington Correspondent Of
the n. Y. Tribune says the signs are
now clear that the South will unite on
MIR. Hunter, which is nearly tantamount
to nomination, and that the real con
test will be narrowed down between him
and Mr. Douglas. If Mr.. Hunter be
selected, the Cincinnati platform, pure
and simple, will be adopted, the South
being content with that and her cand-
date
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G:B" The weather this Snrirn /

~" The weather this Spring has been
remarkably favorable for getting in crops
and preparing the ground for planting,
and now is the time to set out trees to
oeantl y your homes and protec, them
from the cold blasts of winter. Every
man, woman, and child over five wears
OF age should set out at least one eyer.
gree tree this Spring. You can now oct
trees very cheap, as Joshua Hall wishes
to close out his nursery. See advertise.
meut.
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We see in the Register, that Hon J.
VI. Kent, of the committee on New Cam
ties reported back the petitions of Ger.
tam citizens Of Cedar and Clinton corp.
f'es' asking for a new county with a rec.
ommendation that the prayer Of the same
be not granted. So we may consider
that attempt to reduce our territory 40
being killed off for this time. So NAV
all others be.
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support my answers by argument, for
that could not be done in short letter,
and, restraining myself from going into
general politics, l have confined NY re-
mraks to the particular subjects upon
which you requested me to write.
Your obliged fellow citizen, 49,
EDWARD BATES
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s< John Wood, late Lieut.. Gover,or
OF ILLINOIS, Is now Governor of that State
~ consequence Of the death of Gov
VIM IL Bisscll
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aes- The Legislature have passed the
p''' giving "the railroad lands" to the
Cedar Rapids & Missouri Railroad Go
We hope the new company will now nut
the road through in hurry
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QUEENS WARE

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'ti>''a general a-sofinunt OF keu,.r ne Ial,,,s
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NEW NAIL RoUTE.-We are clad to
learn that the enterprisinc citizens be-
tween this city and GrewelI's Ferry. On
Cedar River, have taken the matter in
hand and established an indepcrden,
mai! route between the two y9int. named
with prospect that the line will lie con.
tlnned to Upton. /, i. to be weekly
mail, and will be commenced sion, the
hrst week IN next no5sa TIE ark Of
mail facilities has deba-r@4 the residents
on the proposed line 'rsaa aay privileges
strongly coveted, aud na1 haze. in
commendabIe spirit, determined to over
ride all barriers in the way mentioned.
---I1,ro CITY RepuLLicoa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-29

INDIcrED.-Ex Governor Hemstcad,
the County Jud ge Of Dubuque County j,
Prosecuting Attorney Barker; Sheriff
Hayden and three justices Of Peace
ali Democrats-have been indicted by
the Grand Jury Of that County The
Judge has seven Indictments against him
for paying out to HE party friends more
money than the law allows. Barker is
indicted, according to the Herald, for
laziness, i. C, not attending to his duties
and the rest for not paying over fines
collected, to the proper officer. These
Democrats have talked immensIy of IRE
publican corruption aud extravaganza, >"
and now they are themselves indicted
bya grand jury, three -four,hs Of the
members Of which are Democrats.
Eureka
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II YOU want a first class Ainbrotyre
or a1lencotypc Of yourself or friends.
Gallery,
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HENRY NgJHlsg.vrr,

w al1nhAhhh JEWELElt, WILTON, Mus.
w catine Co., Iowa Watches. Clocks ana
Je~ers carefully repaired and warsan,cd. 10 !,
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fr During the past week, a large
humber of teams have pissed throu,L
THIS place enfoutc for Pix ; Peak
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Important News by Telc.
graph,
The Organization Of thc Gonxres, Of the
United States omp!i.fed.
business Iroceedi"g RnpiUy at q Bach-
rurd Rate.

business Iroceeding Rnpidiy At q Back
ra,d Rate
But HOLTSLANDER is Offering a
large Stock of goods AT LOWER PRI-
CES than ever was offered to the citizens
OF Cedar County. And would invite all
who want goods land pay for them to
call and examine his stock before buy.
ing.
Ifyou want DRESS GOODS
Call at
HOLTsLANDER's.
TO find STAPLE and FANCY Coons
Cheaper than ever, call at
HOLTSLANDER'S.
'Or BOOTS, SHOES,
GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE,
he best place to buy is, at the old stand
G. Swectland, Of
\. UOLTSLANDER.
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DRIED PEACHES | AIRED
IOi:acrO and Csr:,rs

w. "i'f" - iai> nj ket Viii, /, we ar, able ia
retail lHirr '''''' lie "'o%
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-10
Douglas Meeting.

The friends OF Stephen A. Douglas had
meeting in front of the Court House on las
Thursday evening. A very harmless address
was delivered by Capt. George Webster, o
Steubenville, the Douglas elector for this Dis
trict. The crowd was respectable in size, com.
passed Paincipdly of Breckinridge Democrats
and Rcpublicins.
The conduct on that occasion Of the new Re.
publican organization in Cadiz, called the Wide
Awakes, was not respectful, 10 say the least oi
it. Instead Of having their crowd coli ected in
the Court House yard, they should have went to
some other part Of the town to collect thsm.--
And il collecting their crowd there was not dis.
respectful enough, they had the i'll manners to
beat their drums and M ,rch their procession
through the crowd who were listening to Capt.
Webster. We were as,onShetl at the lealers
of that organization acting in the m1nner they
did. Capt Webster was stranger in our place,
and very respectable cititizen, anI deserved 10
be treated with scntility and respect. Let all
respectable strangers be treated hereafter with
that gentility and respect their position entities
them to.
The action Of the Wide-A -Awakcs on that oc
caSion we trust was done thoughtlessly, not
with intention to be disrespectful, and that
hereafter they will act in q more gentlemanIy
manner.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-10

Fusion between the Douglas Men
and the Republicans in Oregon.
1t will be seen by the news from Oregon
printed in to days paper, that the friends oi
Douglas and Lincoln in the Oregon Legislature
have fused, and that by means OF this fusion they
have succeeded in controlling the election of all
the officers in both branches OF the Legislature,
securing one part to the Douglas men and the
other part to the Republicans. 1t will also be
seen that aa additional result expected to be ac-
complished by this fusion, is the election Of one
Douglas Democrat and one Lincoln Republican
to the United Statas Senate-both seats from
Oregon being to fill. There is a decided ma
Jority of Democrats in the Oregon Legislature,
says the Newark Aduocate, but those who are
friends of Douglas being in minority, bolted
their own party and divided ,he offices with the
Republicans rather than support the nomina.
tions made by majority OF their friends. By
sticking to their own party organization, they
could have elected t,co Democrats to the United
States Senate. But in order to elect one Doug.
las Democrat they are willing to trade off the
other United States Senatorship to the Repab-
licans. Most prophetic was Douglas boast to
Burlingame, that he would soon "have Old Joe
Lanes head in basketn'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-10
Lafe from Orcvon.

ST. JosEPA, Oct. 1.-The Pony Express ar
rived last night with late Oregon dates.
The political news from Oregon is important
The Oregon Legislature met at Salem on the
10th inst The House was organized by choos-
ing Benjamin Harding douglas Dem, who at
the last two elections voted for Logan, Rep, for
CongresS,) as Speaker; I. NJ Patten, (Rep.)
Chief Clerk; Allen (Douglas) Assistant Clerk;
and Sewerage, (Rep) Sergeant at Arms. The
Senatorial organization ofthe Assembly was re
sa,ded by the Brecknridge members as an ndi
cation that Douglas Republican coalition had
already been formed to elect Col Baker and s.
W. Nesmith Seuatcts.
The Constitution of Oregon requires two.
thirds ofall the members elected to each house
to form quorum to do business. Upon recei-
wing the news Of the organization of the house,
six Of the Breckenridge Senators bolted, alb
scondng from Salem early on the morning Of
the llth, leaving that body without quorum,
and that condition has continued up to the la.
test accounts. The names OF the Senators who
withdrew are Florence, Monroe, Berry, Nc
Henry, Fitzhugh and Shelby. The latter is q
SON. in law OF Gen. Lane.
A resolution was passed by the Senate EN-
powering the Sergeant at Arms to compel the
attendance Of the absent members, and to call
to his aid whatever force is necessary.
The President of tn, Senate is Hon. L. S
E'kinS, and the Secretary is Mr.. PapIe both
Douglas men. The Sergeant. at Arms, to whom
has been entrusted the delicate task OF bringing
back the absconding members, is of the same
political faith. The Assistant Secretary and
Enrolling Clerk are Republicans. An attempt
will be made by the Breckenridge men to delea
quorum in the House, to prevent the election
Of Baker and Nesmith. THIS cannot be accom-
plished, and the want Of quorum will not ne
cessa:ily prevent the election OF the Senators
1t is probable that the two United States Sen
ators will be elected by coalition between the
Douglas men and the Republicans. Col. Z. D.
Baker has received the Republican nomination
in caucus, and will be one Of the Senators il
there is any rejected at all. This is generally
conceded on both sides.
As the stage passed through Corvallis, on the
night OF the 14th, the Sergeant-a at arms was
there with posse of citizens, searching for the
absconding Senators, who, on the arrival Of tn,
officer took to the bush to avoid arrest. They
had all been Stopping at Corvallis ever sine,
Ilao,y In a. o( -
but subsequently escaped.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-10
The Census Of OhiO--A gain OF
I66, 900 i'm the Northern District.

Soon after the Assistant MaTshalls commenced
taking the census, from the returns sent in, VIZ
expressed our fears that il the population of o.
hiO did not ALL short Of that Of 1850; il would
show but very small increase. This calcula.
tioH'was based upon the fact that several town.
ships showed large decrease. We are happy
to say that our fears are groundless.
Returns from all the counties IN the North.
crn Dintrict of Ohio, have been received by the
U. 5. Marshall, and we find an increase in
round numbers Of 166, 900 for the ten years last
past. The District, it will be reccolected, EN-
braces that portion Of Ohio north of the Nation.
al Road and not touched by it. The population
of the District, in round numbers, is ], ,OS2, 900.
1.-THE Southern District goes as well, Ohio will
show very healthy increase
We are making arrangements to procure and
publish at the earliest possible moment the de-
tails ofthe population in each ofthe countless
Nation al Democrat -..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-10
National Democratic Mass Meet.
MISUNDERSTANDING and Lane.

List OF appointments for the Senatorial Elec.
tors, made by the State Central Committee.
William A. Neil Esq, will address the peo-
pie on the political topics of the day, as follows:
At Mansfield, Rchland county Oct. 10.
At Ashland, Ashland county, Oct. II.
At Circleville, Pickaway county, Oct. II.
At Lancaster, Fairfield county, Oct. Is.
At Logan, Hooking counto, Oct. 10.
At Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Oct. "a.
AT Wooster, Wayne county, Oct. 25 in the
evening
At MilIersbuagh, Holmes county, Oct. &c.
At Hamilton, Butler county, Oct. 81.
At Dayton, Montgomery county, Nov ], in
the evening.
At St Clairsville. Belmont county, Nov. 2.
At Steubenville, Jefferson county, Nov. 3.
A. Baldwin Norton, Esq, of Mt. Vernon will
be present at the Mllersburg meeting.
Charles Reemelin, Esq, will address the peo
pie at the following places:
At Van Vert, Van Vert county, Oct. 10.
AT Lima, Allen county, Oct IL.
At Piqua, Miami county, Oct IL.
At Sandusky City, Erie county, Oct 16, in
the evening
At Tiffin, Seneca county, Oct II.
At Findlav, Hancock county, Oct Is.
At Kenton, Hardin rounty, Oct 10.
At Belfontaine, Logan county, Oct "a.
At Urbana, Champaign county, Oct rs, in the
| evening
AT London, Madison county, Oct 26.
| At Ravenna, Portage county, Oct 81.
! At Warran, Trumbull county, Nov l.
Al Garfield, Mahoning county, Nov.
At Chillicothe, Ross county, Nov. 5.
Other places meeting and times will bt
hereafter designated.
The several County Central Committees will
please attand to the calling of the meetings il
their respective counties, and fix the hours fo
holding them, so that the next appointed places
can be reached as conveniently as possible, ant
will please notify the State Executive Commit.
tee thereof Indoor meetings il possible. ar
desired. JOSEPH DowpALL, Sec'y.
All National Democrat, papers in the Sta,
will please copy the. foregoing appointments.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-10
--latest News From Africa.

A late arrival brings intelligence that the
King Of Dahomey had ordered the sacrifice o
1000 negroes, by way OF honoring the memo
ry Of his father. After they are killed, the ir
flesh will be sold to the natives for food. SAM.
30 is better off in this country, where, as Mr.
Jefferson is reported to have said, ''he is born
equal with the white man." We never kill &
eat him here; and quite number of respecta.
BILE citizens, think it very wrong to make him
work.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-10

day Of
in the time prescribed by law subject penalty Of Thirty
n
of receiving Taxes:
day. October IL German township THURSDAY October M Golah
October 22 Monroe @ Hee Tuesday October % and
October Morfeh Nottingham Monday
at Cabhe Laceys.
and
all of
holder law will be paid No
be
G5-Omce 9 A VI. 5 D'cI
THOM CountvTr
S At'"'f'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-10
A Speech of Evil POrtcnt.

SPCSshe
Hon. Thomas Ewing has been dragged from
his political retreat and on Saturday last ad
dressed Lincoln meeting down at Chillicothe.
His speech is one of eui1 omen to the Republi.
cans, for although he declares himself for Lin
coin, he predicts that the Republican party will
go to pieces within four years If the ani,slavery
feeling shall be lostered under Lincoln's admin
istration. We have profound satisfaction in ex-
pressing our entire concurrence in Mr.. Ewing's
prediction; and with all due respect we submit
that it will also fall to pieces if it fails to pande'
to the abolition element on which it is seeking
to attain power. Fillmore never said that he
would refuse to sign a Fugitive Slave bill, YET
he and his party were effectually killed by that
single act.--Nea0ark AdUocate.