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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-13
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III.
SOOTHING RYRUP,
for Children IeettSBg, which greatly facilitates tn.
| process Of Teethiug, by softening the gums re6u-
| clog all inilanlniation-will allay ali main aud
! slasnodio aetion and is SURE TO REGULATE
| THE BOWELS Depend upon it, mothers In will
give rest to yourself aud
REhIEF AND HEALTH TO YoUE INFANTS
We have put up aud J sold this article for over
Ten years, and can say, in confidence and truth
o. II, nat we have nev sor been able to say ofany
other nedlcIne-never sshas it failed in a single
instance to effect cure ..2wten timely used New
er did we know an in stance of dissatisfactio,
~ .1y one VINO Used It, son the contrary, all
Win lis opera sstions, and speak In terIns
% inquest colplnenda Sstiou of its magical ef-
lecis ana medical virtues 1--WE speak in this matter
what we do know, af Ster ten years experience
ana PlcdG9 our reputa elton for the fuIflment Of
VIII we mere declare. = III almost every instance.
ieLe tIle lhIant Is SUIT .fering from pain and
hailstIon relief will be 4fourt I'm Is or ID N, iritf
alter the syrup is admin Aistcred.
ms valuable prepare Ston is the prescription .
" ~ one OF TIE most eApe Srienced and ilIful
'dlees II. Ne" England, Sand has been used with
never falling success in SthoIsands of cases
II not only relieves sSthe child from pain, but.
inVIgor ates the stomach aud bowels, corrects acid
lry' ana gives tone and energy to the whole sys-
:em. Ii Ill almost IN stanty relieve Gripping
III tne Bowels aud Wind 1Colic. and overcome con-
Wilson's, which if not ssspecdiIy remedied end
in death We believe it ssthe best and surest rem
ely in he world, III all eScases of Dys. ntery and
Ditrrliea in children, - rwhether it arises from
leethlnS or from any other cause. We would
say TO every mother vino has a child u II o ring
from any one Of the foregoing complaints, do not
let your prejudces, the pIe ndices of Others,
stand between your suffering child and the relief
mat VIII be stire-yea, absolutely sure-to follow
the use of this medicine if timely used.
Full directions for using will accompany each,
bottle. NU1e genuine unless the fac smile Of
CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New York, is ON tho out
side wrapper .
Sold by Drug ists throughout the worId, Prin-
cipal office, No - Cedar street, New York.
Price p cts a bottle ianl3-6wIV
KELLER & WHITE, Agents, Evsn irif%t Ind.
a fsY-sREsss Ss-s8O0GhC, G.HEsORTFR
u and Dealer in Coach and ssaddter,T Har,iustra
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TIMELY ADvICE.-The editor of the Ned
zeal Reformer remarks that, as in the spring
and early summer, the sensibilities of the
digestive organs are increased, the full diet of
winter will, if persisted in, induce fever
This is by no means a new discovery. The
ancients named the month of February,
when their spring began, from .fe6run, a fe-
yer, and wisely recommended, as a prepara-
tive for the heats of summer, judicious ex-
ercise, light Diet and the full and free use
of water.
Professor Holloway, the distinguished En-
glish practitioner, has done something more
than this. He has discovered and introduce
ed two remedies for all the arrangements
incident to change Of temperature, which
have saved the lives of thousands of unae-
climated travellers and sojourncrs, in every
region between the equator and the poles
When Il sudden transition from cold to heat
produces dyspepsia, liver complaints, fever,
diarruah or dysentery. iHoLLowAY's Pills
seem to subdie the disturbance in the sys-
tenn at once, and to bring all lis functions
into harmony with the new atmospheric in
fluences by which it is surrounded. Where
the shock occasioDed by the change affects
the skin or glands. the Ointment, in combi-
nation with the Pills, soon puts the external
organization lHlO IL uettLiIy COHulLlOH.
Under these circumstances, common pru-
dence suggests the propriety of having both
remedies always at hand at the commence
ment of the summer, and of providing a sup
ply OF them before starting on journey or
voyage. In this climate, summer. and
autumn are, unquestionably, tine seasons
most Prejudicial to health, and therefore
nothing should then be left undone that will
have the effect of terrifying and braciug up
the system, purifying blood, and putting the
digestive apparatus in good working order.
So far as our observation goes, HoLLowAY's
Pills will infallibly secure these results.
Families who have habitually used them
for years as a Spring, Summer and Fall
medicine, declare that n complete exemption
from the complaints usual, at those seasons
has been the invariabe consequence oftheir
exhibition. This we can readily believe,
knowing as we do, that they exercise
Il triple influence upon the internal organs
They purify the fluids, remove Instructions,
and invigorate the digestive powers. There
are few systems SO healthy as not to require
such helps to Nature at this critical period
of the year, and it is therefore obvious that
\ course of HoLLowAY's Pills is proper,
a protective measure.-BostOn " Journal"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
UH/OE IRE THE .9UTHEB h AZ ~ n
" Agents of the above Road, aud are giving
through receipts freight all the Eastern cities,
Al as low rates as by any other line Goods sent to
Etfr care for tfanshpnent will be forwa rded wit
pTomptness and dispatch.
For all information address -.ee
GEo-FOSTER d 90, Ag'ts
Cor Locust ST. ard Canal Evansville Ind.
mar9
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T%yFgE BEST ~. THE LXTB-2OO
IL bushels of Ture Pink Potatoes Warranted
the best in the market, at 7. REDMONDS,
mars Posey's Block.
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HUST RRCEEV-ED.-.4 sUPERFOR
81 article of Black Tea in small caddies, express
ly for family use, at No 81 Main street, opposite
the Court House. JAS. L. SPALDING
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NH % " Sc W n ~ n ~ - -
-RE Any person having good house for rent,
containing seven or eight rooms, at moderate
price, within five six squares of the postotice,
can find tenant by addressing Nj. M. g., Box FOL,
Post office. q. v. mari -2wd
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a fsY.9KEEss Es-s8O0Ch, A.HFsORTIEsR
y and Dealer in Coach aud Saddiery Hardware,
Main street, near Water. a.
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A5IL4Es Fs.a az :! (.F u ks.s arr
u 200 heads OF pure White Cabbage, at
mars 4. REDMOND'S, Poseys Block
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fer Inducements, that
cannot fail 10 be to
the interest of all en-
gagged in the business
To- n.iNl. ma q TIM
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CRESCENT CITY GALLERY

WE ALL follow interest in spite of vain talk,
Aud to those who deal fairly, 20 them " should
walk; 1t. ...ss.ss
Now, you who want Pictures, both cheap and FIRST
rate,
Bring your dimes to SMITHS Gallery, (you don't
lave to wait).
He fears competition from one or the other,
But looks upon each friend and a brother;
He cares not foi show, pHfIing, nor blowing,
Mock soireeg, or CANNON, assuredly knowing
That he. makes the trade, who gives for the.
cash ;
The people care nothing about any grand splash.
Now, all who want Pictures, large ones or small,
Should, without more delay, ON Mr.. Smith call
The Court House, you know, just over the way
Examine his Pictnres-we know what You'll say
The best in the city, and cannot be beat
In finish or price-and by way of a treat
10 Ladies and Families he lessons his pay
Come along, friends don't neglect it day
stplb-Gm
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aUST RI CEEE.ED PER R.9KE
60 road, 100 bush Northern Oats, 3 bush Elmo
thy Seed IL. RAMEY, Jr.
mars .
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having COM
pletsd my ar
range IN o II to
with Burope-
an and Amer
lean manu-
facturers fora
direct supply
of all goods la
my line, 1 am
enabled to OF
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Total amount OF liabilities. Sic $50 s.
llth rms rule OF the company is 10 exceed
$l0,OU0 in any one risk, sub ect to loss by
single fire. s-. =, ..:. s.
18th. The amount insured in a civ or village de-
ponds upon it's size generally all the tiesiTa-
bic risks to be had subject to the last rule
above named.
18Th The amount insured in any block of
buildings depends upon size and con
structon, subject to the rue above refer
red to.
18th. certified copy of the Act of INCORPORATION
accompanies this statement
TIMOTHY C. ALLYN Sec'y
STATE OF CONNECTICUT Il, = - - = .
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LIABILITIES
9TH No liabilities to banks or others due or NET
due.
9th. No losses adj listed and due
7th. Losses either unadjusted a. - -
sth. adjusted and not due Soo'olo ID
9th. LOSSES in suspense wait
ing further proof, in-
elujed in last ansWer .-st
above
10Th. All other claims against
the company, dividends 4.fh.
unpaid )..-...-.-..-......,.....I92 500
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RSs n II .H"ES SKfOES.-
AR 200 cases Boots and Shoes just received and
for sale cheaper than before sold in the West
by mer5l J. II. MAGUEE.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25
Close of the Volume.

This number Of the Sentinel completes its
26ih volume. and the ninth year oil our connec
tiOn with the paper. During the past nine
years the business Of the Office has doubled what
it was when we became connected with it.
For these avors We are very thankful to our
generous patrons.
The next number commences nav volume,
and the beginning of the great Presidential
campaign of 1860. 1t will be an excellent time
TO subscribe for the paper. If our friends in the
different townships would make little exer-
ton our list could be doubled within the next
two months. We intend to do our full part to-
wards electing the nominees OF the Charleston
Convention, and We should t,ke il as special "a.
vor il the gallant Democracy Of Harrison coun
ty would assist US by increasing the circulation
OF the Sentinel
Those who owe US for subscription, advert.
sing or job work will find the present time an
excellent chance to pay the printer.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25
Black RepubIicans' Opinion of
Themselves,
from the New York Times

lFrom the New York Times
AN EPITAPH IN ADvANcE.-The Pennsylva-
MIA Legislature has just adjourned, and its de-
parture is greeted with the following pleasant
eulcgum by the Philadelphia Ioqaiyey:
"Both Houses OF the Legislature has just adj
journed, and for that one act we tender them
our hearty thanks; for never, in the history q
Pennsylvania, has session been marked BY
more corrupt, wicked intriguing thun the pre-
sent. Every good citizen feels the blush oil
honest Indignation tingling his cheeks when he
thinks of their proceedings. No measure. how.
ever beneficial, could stand the slightest chance
of passing, unless by profuse expenditure OF
money. Almost every man, with some noble
exceptions, had his price, and, il common ru
NOR he true, it was an enormous price. If il
could not be paid in the hard cash, secure pros
pective profits were just as good"
Perhaps our own legislators at Albany NAV
be gratified to read what is likely to be said of
ttem, whenever they shalI crafty the State by
adJourning. 1t will not differ much in its gen
eral tenor from the preceding Public opinion
is very nearly unanimous in regard to the char
acterot their public acts. 1t must be highly
gratifying for public servants to carry back to
their constituents such warm expressions of
general contempt and disgust az are embodied
IN the paragraph We have quoted"
OTWe commend the foregoingto the attention
of our readers. 1t is the opinion of Black Re-
publicons concerning themselves, and presents
the most delightful picture OF family confidence.
We would merely observe (and we hope that
the Times will not regard the observations as
violation of good manners or good morals) that
if the Black Republicans cannot trust one an
other it would seem unreasonable rather
lmpudent-to ask other people 10 trust them
These men who "make every good citizen blush
with Indignation" at their corrupt wicked in
trIguIng," are in the ascendant in most of the
Northern States, aud are striving earnestly to
lhtain control OF the Federal Government III
'hey succeed and are as grea: knaves as their
'rgans say they are, what is to become of the |
country? We have no doubt that the Mqutrer's
comments are eminen;ly just and truthful and
We have perfect confidence that the Dli1v Times
oes no! exaggerate the excellence as knaveS of
he Black Republican "e5 5islatorS at Albany"
We are decidedly Of the opinion that the men
Tho ought TO administer the Federal Govern
1ent should not make the .'cherks Of honest
itizens tingle with ndignation."- HaSlinqton
Ionstitution
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25

It will be seen by reference to the time table
at the head Of our editorial cnluu,n, that II e
trains now leave and arrive Al Cal 2 a. follows:
Leave Cadiz a, 4-35 4. NJ. and 4 Is p. NJ.
Arrive at Jucnion $40 A. NJ. and :, co P VI.
Arrive at Cadiz st ii A. M. and 1920 p. M.
The road is now in excellent running order,
and sure connections are always made with
other roads. The late food done considerable
damage, but through the energy and persevcr-
ance of its officers, the damage was soon re-
paired.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25

E"~tirc From d, ikapnblicAm Paper.
The Bnff'lo Com0.ercial Il Alosrtiser, b,ins
a. knowledged as the abest paper of the Oppo-
sition in the Lake region, takes manly stand
condemning the proceeding of the House in
terms so just that we quote with pleasure:
"Mr John Covode. Of Pennsylvania, is at
once the accuser and the Jndge of The President.
In his place u the House. as a member, he
offers resolutions, permitting the widest range
of inquest, without specitice charges nfany sorl.
themselves virtually declarory OF guilt; and
then, aschairman OF a special commit ee, the
accuser b., ONES the Judgr, AMI James Buchan
an is summoned before John Co1ode to answer
to, he knows not what, and TO defend himself
against charges of which he has M information.
We do not treat thiei ke this. The spec
ial committee of John Covode has not even
the char table veil OF secrecy which the law
throws over the deliberations Of Grand jury
1t il a Star Chamber Court, unknown to our
laws and at variance with the theory Of Jus.
tice."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONvEN.
TlON.
Thursday, May 27th, 1850.
ROOMS OF THE DEM STATE Cen. Con- I

ROOMS OF THE Dem. STATE Cen. Com I
s COLUMBUS, April 6. 1860.
To he Democratic Foers Of The Sote of Ohio
, You are hereby notified that the Democratic
State Central Committee has designa'ed Thurs.
day, the 24th day OF May rext., as the time for
holding the next Democratic State Convention,
for the purpose of nominating candidate for
each Of the following offices, viz:
Judge # the Supreme Court;
Attorney General Of the State Of Ohio;
Memaber ofthe Boord of PaLlic Wo,ks;
Aleo Ticket Of Electors of President and Wee
President a.z a--.
The Democratic voters OF the several counties
within this State are respectfully requested to
proceed to appoint Delegates to represent them
in said convention, on the following basis, one
Delegate for every five hundred votes cast for
Judge Ranney for Governor in October, 1859.
and for every fraction Of two hundred and fifty
votes and over, one additional Delegate. The
number of votes to which the respective coun.
ties will be entitled, is as follows:
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25
Gen. E. II. EckIey.

The Carroll Free Press is out in long article
advocating the nomination of this gentleman as
Mr.. Ringham's successor Mr.. E., we suppose
is OF the same mind now that he was two years
since-wllling % be either the Democratic or
Republican candidate. But there is no use talk
ing about his being candidate OF either party.
lie cant get the nomination from the Demo-
Gratis, and we know that Bingham can distance
every other competitor in his party.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25
Nel1 Firm.
JEFFERS & CARMAN,

Wholesale and Retail Detlers in Books. Paper and
Notions, in The rooms formerly occupied
-- by Jenkins, BraDum & Co.
Bridgeport. Ohio.
UTE are now receiving from the eastern cit lee
w a lrrge stock Of Books. Paper, Stationery
and Notions. recently purct ssed stthe very lowest
prices, our stOk consisting in part of Scientific,
Literary and Miscellaneous Works, ank and
School books of all kinds, Cap Letter, Billet and
other papers varying in price from 81 90 to 81 90
a ream; also the largest assortment of Window Pa
pefs OIL cloths and fixtures, Paper hangings, etc,
ever offered in Eastern Ohio Our stock OF Notions
and variety goods cannot be surpassed in quality or
style; or sold lower in price, either Wholesale or
Retail.
The undersigned having had long experience in
/ 9th the wholesale and retail departments of the
Paper Book and Notion trade. feel confident that
they car offer better inducements TO deal and
retail purchasers than aIy other firm.
We will take In exchange, cotton and laxen
rngs, woolen rags feathers, ginseng. beeswax and
laxsced for which the highest H.arket price will be
paid.
All pars1ns desiring anything in our line of trnde
are respectfully requested to give call, or send
in their orders E. ]. CARMAN,
GRANVILLE LETTERS.
Bridgeport, Maya, ls59.ly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25
Charleston Convention.

The National Democratic Convention met in
Charleston, s. G., on last Monday. The Con-
vention was called to order by Judge Smalley,
Chairman Of the National Committee. Francis
B. Flourney, Of Arkansas was appointed tenn
porary Chairman. Prayer was offered by Rev.
Dr. tiankei, of Charleston. VIM. r. Richie
of Virginia, was appointed temporary secret,ry.
A dispatch in the Cincinnati Commercial
says-the Ohio deleg ,tien organized by appoint
ing Pugh Chairman, SteadInan Committee on
Credentials and Payne on Platform. Wash
Mclean was appointed a delegate in place of Fl
j. J.Jewett absent.
We. will give the full proceedings next week,
Huyrah for The nominessl
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25

Wholesale and Retail Detiers in Books. Paper and
Notions, in The rooms formerly occupied
ZIG BY Jenkins, Branum a. Co.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25

A COOP ApporNTMENT,--We are pleased to
learn that our young friend, VIM. G. Evans, Of
Jefferson county has been appointed to $1,000
clerkship in the Interior Department at Wash
ington City. lie is connected with the Gener-
al Land Office. Bill is a good fellow, and be-
sides being t4po, is No. l Democrat. May
success attend him.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25

The trustees of Urhanna township, Greene
county, refused to let certain white male citizens
of the Uhited States-once known as mulat-
toes-vnte at the spring election. The Free
Press warns the officers that an action lies a.
gainSt them as it undoubtedly does. A mu,t-
to in Huron county, lately recovered judg-
ment tor $3.50, in similar case
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25
Practical IsepubsicaMis,n.

In Cleveland the Republican leaders carry
out The principles they profess. They allow ne
gro children to side by sit side with white chill.
dren in their schools. Upon objection being
made to this, one of the members of the
Board of Education said:
II ,o"uM rather my HHle girl AlouH at be
side a oo,ored girl ,hnn bg a FRIZZLE HEAD
ED IRISH OR BARE HEELED DU7CH
ONEl"
That is what we call showing their faith by
their works--but when election time draws
nigh, these same Republican leaders will pro.
fess to he the only true friends of ,he 'irizzle
headed Irish and bare heeled Dutch"
- ~--s--~ = d..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25

Ut The Republicans OF this Congressional
district at tn, IL convention in Wesv lie on last
Friday, elected DR.. D. A. Arter, of Carroll
county, and Gen Stokely, of Jefferson county,
as their Delegates to the Chicago Convention.
They are both anti Chase men, VIM. G Fin
ney was the only delegate present from Harri-
son county,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25

The Spring Session Of the Union Institute ol
Harrison and Jefferson counties. will be held at
Mt Pleasant in May next, commencing luesda Y
9th ending Friday, llth. The following gentle.
tnen Will be in attendance: Anson smith, State
School Commissioner; Rev Snmuel FindIpy, of
pitlsburgh; Robert Kidd Prof. Of f ocalion, and
rrofs K ;gal and Bflnkerh or, OF llopedae
DAVID DONOVAN, Acting Secretary.
ADril ia
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25
AGENTS WANTED

TO SELL County aud shop Rights Of my i'm.
proved process nj TANNING, without Bark, Vi
riol or Hot Liquors. All light skins can be per.
&c lily tanned in fsom four to twelve days; Upper
Leather in from twenty To thirty days; and Harness
and Sole Leat1er IN rnm fifty to seventy DAYS =
| he cost OF Tanning does not exceed one half thar
by the old process. and the ealher is stronger,
more compact AMI OF greater weigh, and is bet
ter article. For terms and full particulars, ad-
dress J. BOY Ian,
Milan, Erie county, Ohio.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25
CApIz. O. April "a. 1860.

OADIl, o., ApIll q, 1850.
g. B. Barrett--Sir--l have tried one of youl
"Gas Light Lamps about one month 1t is O
good affair and gives me entire sat,sfaeton--
The light is exceedingly brilliant; and for econ
omy and cleanliness, suppose II cannot be sur
passed.
The flnid used costs about one cent an hour,
and the light made will surpass the light OF q
dozen candles. 1t is entirely the best lamp |
ever saw. and no person who reads at night
should be without it. Yours, &c,
j. VI. EsTEP.
These excellent lamps are for sale by G B.
BARRETT, Market street, Cadz, Ohio.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25

ARTHUR's "HoME MAGAziNE"-ThiS excel
lent monthly for May has been received. This
periodi' alike Godey's-has become a perma.
nent institution among the ladies' This num-
Der equals any that has been published.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25

0TWe learn by the Pittsburgh papers that
the Iron City Commercial College Of that city,
was recently sold oLt by the Sheriff. and NJ.
Jenkins the proprietor, arrested fof OBJ aiming
boa d under false pre'ences.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25
JOHNAUN's IL s.AISfE
kLNIND ~

have been using one the GtS Burners
IN my house, and can safely saw lha' Ter &C no.
my, cleanliness, beau Y, Il =, cannn be suep,ss
ell. can cE eer ly recou meni it to al want
ing good, reliable light wIthour tie t,ourle o
cleaning and offensive smell OF the ordinary
lamps now in use. ID. B. WEIGH
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25

Yes, we say read the long article on our first
page headed d,-"Importan Disclosures Ven
tia'ing Kansas History" This thing called
repnbliraniSm is fully explained in that article
Read it, and then hand the paper to your Repub-
lican neighbor