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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-30

The Chicago correspondent Of the St. Louis
Rep,tblican writes as follows about the feeling
respecting the nomination of Lincoln:-The
nomination Of Lincoln in preference to Seward
is thought here an arknow ledgment of the
weakness of the Republican cause. The per-
sonal friends of Trumbull are very indignant
He is owned to be man Of twice the ability OIL
Lincoln.
Mayor Wentworth says nobody ever serious
" thought OF Lincoln for President, the hurrah
for him being got up to secure the Vice Presi-
dency. great deal Of trading was going on
last night, Lincoln's friends furnishing every
delegate an office who would vote Tor him. The
New Workers are mad as March hares, and
swear they would as soon go for jeff Davis
Douglas, or any other mininn OF slavery. as thi'
thrd-rate, raiI-spliting Lincoln, who allowed
Douglas to put him to the wall two years ago
They say they can't begin to carry New York
with Lincoln, with the dead weight their abom
| Unable Legislature added
Mr.. Wallet, delegate OF that State. made a
speech this afternoon, in front OF the fremont
| in which he said he spent s 800 here.
There was what was called an indignation
meeting, except in name, at the Richmond
House, at which bets were freely made tina
Lincoln would lose New York by 10000 ma
| jority. Delegates are almost AFRAID TO go oacf
there, fearing the wrath OF the people
Tom Hyer, to night, said that his friend
only wanted this excuse to quit the miserable
trucking Republican party and 60 in for som
man Of prominence for President. The Miss
ouri delegation are in awful tribuation. The
| say they would rather have Seward than any
body except Bates, because Seward can arouse
the German excitement. Stephen tloyt axe
Gratz Brown to day, il he thought they woul'
stand the nomination. Brown said he suppos
ed they would have to get two or three oi tn
more sanguine to say. Blair may carry St. Lot
il county next fall Notwithstanding his deies
here Mr.. Madison, ofNew Hampshire, bolte
the Convention this afternoon. There is
torch light professions and some speaking goin
on TO. night. 1t commenced to rain as 500
as Liccoln was nominated-this, and the da
being Friday, hangman's day are bad signs.
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The friends Of Seward in New York, pow
erful majority Of the Abolition party, are al
ready maniesting symptoms of grand bolt
The Tribune. anti Seward organ, thus sneering-
" announces the fact and threatens its authors
1--WE hear that some prominent member o.
to be Republicans, express their determination
to bolt the Chicago nominations. This is
good news liza few members OF the Legisla'
ture of the same stripe would join them, il
would be great blessing to the party and
g, eat help to the ticket"
Here is pretty muss to begin the campaign
with. The Republican party carries in its owl
bosom the seeds Of its dissolution. lis mem
bers return from the grand pcw-wow in thu
Wigwam at Chicago to commence free fgh
among themselves at home. The rotten hull
of Abolitonism EXHIBITS signs of going to piece
before the first gun Of the campaign has beeI
! fred.
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PURIFY THE BIO
MOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
AND
E7hOenir BitterS.

TIME Ebiph and enyied celebrity which these pre-.
eminent Medicines have acquired for heir
invariable efficacy IN all the diseases which they
profess 10 cure. mas rendered the usual practice OF
putting not only unnecessary but unworthy of
them. They are known by their truitsi their good
works testify for them and they thrive not by the
faith of the credu!ous.
Of Asthma Acute and chronic rheumatism, Alice
tious Of the Bladder and Kidneys
Bilious Fevers aud Liver complaints.
In the South and West where these diseases re
vail, they will be found invaluable. Planters, tar
mers and others, who once use these medicines,
will never afterwards be without them.
Bilious collie and Seroes Looseness, Bies, Cos
tiveness Colds and Coughs, Cholic
CONSU MPTl )N--Used with great success IN
this disease - ,>
CORRUPT HUMORS, DROPSY,
DYSPEPSlA-No person with this distressing
disease should delay using these medicines immo
Eruptions of the Skin,
Erysiprlas and Flatuency.
FEVER AND AGUE-F"r this scourge of the
Western country these medicines will be found a
snfe speedy and certain remedy. Other medicine
leave the 8, stem subject TO return OF the disease
"a cure by tn medicines is permanent. Try
them. be satisfied md be cured .-
| Foulness OF completion,
| General Debility.
| Gou,, Giddness, Gravel, Headaches of ever,
kind, Inward Fever, lnflammatory Rheumatism
| Impure Blood, Jaundice, loss oi appetite.
Liver. Complaints,
Leprosy, Looseness,
Merturial Diseases.
Never fails TO eradicate entirely all the cit, cts
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
prepara tion OF carsaparula
Nigh, Sweats, Nervous Debility, Nervous com
plaints of all kinds Organic affections, Palpitat
Of he heart, Painters cole.
COLlC.
The original proprietor of these medicines wa:
cured of Plies O 35 years standing by the use Q
these Lille Medicines alone.
Pains in the head side, back, limbs, joints an
organs. ,,
| RHEUM MATlSM,
Those afflicted with this terrible disease will b
sure of relief by the life medicines
Rush of Blood 10 the Head, Scuryy, Salt Rheum
Swellings.
Scrofula or Kings Evil. in its worst forms. Ulcer
OF every description
WORMS of all kinds etiectually expelled b
these medicines. Parents W IL do well to aimin.
iseI them whenever their existence is suspected
Reef " jill be certain.
The Life Pills
And Phoenix Rtters
Purify the Blood,
And thus rsmove all disease from tbs system
Prepared by DR. WIN. 3, MOFFAF,,,
No 335 Broad way, IN ,tfat Buding> N. Y.
For sale by J BEALL and Druggists generally
May %, lo6O-ly.
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self by saving she had taken two men in at each
Of the three doors, and was afraid OF arrest u
she carried the enterprise any further"
asThe room mates, the pleasure oi whose So
ciety have the pleasure OF enjoying, were in
magnificent condition last night. They were
"giorious"-"o'er all the ills OF life victorious, !"
and, to use the expression which IS here IN ev'
cry body's mouth every minute, they were IT.
repressible until late hour. And this morn
, ing l was aroused by vehement debate
among them, and rubbing my eyes, discovered
that they were sitting up in bed playing cards
to see who should pay for gin cock tails all ar
ound, the cock tails being indispensable preiim-
nary to breakfast"
"Aud while prr ng the path ofperiect can
dor in all these matters, it becomes necessary to
saw that the Quantity Of whiskey and other ar.
dent beverages consumed on the train in which
| I reached this city, was much greater than on
any other train that within my knowledge en-
tered Charleston during Convention times. -
| The number of private bottles on our train last
night was something surprising. A portion o
the Republicans are distressed by what they see
and hear of the disposition to use ardent sFirt:
which appears in members of their supposed t.
be painfully virtuous party. Others are glat
to have the cooperation ot Capt, Whlskey, anc
hail the fact Of the enlistment of that distin
tinguished partisan as an evidence that the he
publicans are imbibiDg the spirit as well as th'
substance of the old Democratic party"
"Torrents Of liquor were poured down tht
hoarse throats ofthe multitude"
Now, brethren. wnen lou are advocating tn
election OF Lincoln and Hamlin in your Pulplt
and abusing the Democracy. please haV
these extracts before you. and remember tina
they are no "Locofoco SANDER" but come from
, ond Of your own party NJ. Halstsad' Esq, th
leading editor OF the Cincinnati Commercial, tn
leading republican organ Of the west
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Attorney General.

We see by republican papers in diferen
parts Of the State, that our fellow citizen, Jess
II. McMah, Esq, IS a candidate before the re
publican State Convention as a candidate 10
Attorney General. We hope he may be sue
cessJul. Mr. McMath is very clever gentle
man. and good lawyer, and il it were not 10
his politics, we would just as leave see hin
elected to that or any other office, as any gen
tleman within our ACQUAINTANCE.
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TEXTS
E0r Reverend Political siumperS
10 use im their Political Sermons
during the com issg Ca mpaigN.

E0E Reverend EOttasCsaa StNuhpsAS
10 use im their Political Sermons
during the cO1nish Campaign.
As several preachers within our knowledge
make regular habit Of preaching political ser
mons in their pulpits; and especially during a
Presidential campaign; we would recommend
TO their careful consideration the following ex
tracts from the Chicago correspondence of the
Cincinnati: Commercial the leading republican
organ of the West. Now, brethren. while in
your pulpits you are urging the election OF LIN
coin and Hamln and abusing he Democracy
without mercy, please think Of these extracts,
and see if you had not better "remove the beam
out of thine own eye," before you undertake to
remove the mote out of thy brothers.. Read,
brethren, read
"WhiSkey flows like water, and the noise
and confusion is after the manner OF the Dem
ocracy on like occasions"
Stewards friends are exceedingly earnest,
determined and powerful Seward stands in
the same position to this Convention, that Doug
las did to that at Charleston. His friends are
ranged in solid column, and have altogether the
best tactics Ills opponents are divided, and
with out any programme Of Operations. His
friends are at work sysematically-ha plen-
ty of music brandy, and cigars snd are accused
Of having $500 OC0 to invest in delegates
Among the distinguished men at work for him
are James Watson Webb, Moses II. Grinnel
and Tom Hyer."
Some New York fellows, on spree last
night alarmed the moral Republicans. They
| 1 II in ha hyu hapk
and Donn Piatt says threw tie Western Re
serve into prayers and perspration."
"The Seward men are greatly elated, anc
champagne flows abundant at their head. quar-
ters. 1t is reported that three hundred bot
ties were cracked tonight at the Richmond
House"
"The New Workers here are OF class un
known to Western Republican politicians -
They can drink as much whskey, swear a!
loud and long, sing as bad songs, and "get u
and howl" as ferociously as any crowd Of Dem
ocrais y.u ever heard or read Of They ar
opposed as they say to being "too Id vir
tuous" They hoot at the idea that Sewar
could not sweep all the Northern States, an
swear that he could have party in every Slay
State in less than year that would clean ou
the disunionists, from shore to shore. The
slap each other on the back and rip out "Ho,
are you?" with "how are you boss" style, tina
weuld do honor to Old Kaintuck on bust
Eat night those Of them who are not engaged i
eaucusing are doing what illtutored youths ca
raising hi generally "
] Ladies to accompany gentlemen were il
demand girls were found on th streets
and given quarter each to see gentleme
safe IN. Other girls, those Of undoubted char
cter, (no doubt on the subject whatever) wer
much sought after as escorts. One Of them be
ing asked TO take gentleman to the gallery, an
offered halfa dollar for SO doing, excused her
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+,
For Children Teehng,
Which greatly facilitates the ocess Of teething,
nv sofeniug the gums. reducing all Inflammation
will ulay ALL PAIN and spasmodc, action,
and is
Sure to Regulate the Bowels.
Depend up N it, m ,thsrs it will givs your
selves, and Relief and II "alth 10 yolr infants,
We have put Io and s,ld this nrice for over
ten years and can say, in conf ence nnd truth OF
il what we hav, never be en- atle 10 sav OF any 9th.
er medicine never has 1t fal'et in single in
stance. to effect cnre when tim Y used. Never
old we know a single instance of dissatisfaction
by anv one WI used it. Ga the contrary, all are
deli GIFTED wrh its opera iol', AMI speak in terms
of cor,mendatinn of it's magical ELECTS and med
cal virtues. We speak in this natter 'what we
do know " after ten years experience aud pledge
our reputation TOR II flu fi'lment OF what we here
declare. In almost every instance where the IN.
fant i, suffering from p1il ani exhlu1'io1 rchet
will b. found in fifteen twenty minutes after the
syrup is Administered.
This valuable preparatinnis the prescription OF
one of the most ex oer4nced and skilltul nurses in
New Ehgland and has been used with newer TAIL
'"S 'N'0' THOUSANDS or CASES.
Ii not only relieves the chill fro lin: but In.
vigora es the stomach and boSe's' correct. acli.
| ity ar gives tone and energy TO the whole sys'
TEN 1t will almost instantly ~elieve
Griping in the Bowels Wind collie
on6 overcome COMMISSIONS which, if ut speedily
remed.e ed emp in death. We believe il the best
and surest remedy in the world in IL cases OF dys.
entery a. DiarrhGa in children, whether 1t arises
from teething, or from any other cause w. wod
say to every mother who has a child shiis.irg
from any of the foregoing complaiuts--do not let
your prediuIices. nor the predudices of others,
stand between you and your suffering child. I'd
the relief that will be sure--yes, ABSOLUTELY
SURE--to follow the use OF this medicine. it time
ly used Full directions for using will accompany
each DO tile None genuine unless the faces smile OF
CURTIS & PERhlNS, New York, is on the out.
side wrapper
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, l3, Ceoar street, N. Y. Price on"
ly 25 cents per bottle, ..
| MAY 20, 1860 -iy
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-30

CEORGE & WILSON having the sole agency
u Tor the aale OF the above Harveslers in the
coun ties OF Jefferson Harris m and Belmont, beg
leave TO call the attention Of those wishing to pur
chase to the favorable con iitions on which they
are sold, viz: The purchaser takes the machine
without paying one cent on it, and if it proves to
be (he beng the judge) all he desired keeps it
If not returns 1t to us. We have been eng 'ged in
selling these machines for IL past two yenrs, and
ha We sold during that time upwards OF $50 OF them
on the abnve conditions In many instances they
have proved entirely satisfactory. not one OF them
having been returned For descriptive particulars
and references, see Pamphlets and Posters. We
shall have local and travelling Agents in each OF
the above counter and are prepared to supply all
who may wish to purchase. We wonld particular.
ly call the attention of those wanting an Iron Ma.
chine TO the Buckeye Mower, Jr a light machine,
made entirely Of lron--same patent as larg ma
! chine.
| Price of Buckeye Mower, Jr. S95 cash
DO do do Sil5 do
do do Il Reaper side delivery $50 do
do do do rear do el40 do
! co do do rear and SIDE St53 do
| One half cash and balance in note due Dec LIST,
| 1860; Five dollars additional to cash price
GEOkGE& WILSON.
May %, ls6o-tt
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Mas. Wiu9lOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, ba
Soothing syrup TOR children teethlng, wh'ci
greatly facilitates the process OF teething, D.
softening the gums, redu,ing all lntiamation-
will ailay all pain, aud is sure to regulate I'M
bowels. Depend upon il; it will give rest 9
yourselves, and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement
in another column.
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0xrIf splitting rails qualities . man ior rres-
ident, what office should Q man have who can
turn o somersault.
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D. C. JONES, E'F' niHhS
JONES & HYNES.
Attorneys sat Law ~ Land Agents
California, Missouri.
d C.. Jones.

VIZ ILL practice in the courts of Monitenu. and
w the adjoining counties Special and prompt
attention given to the collecting and remittance
of claims In central and southern Missouri, paying
OF taxes. Locating Lands and examining OF Lane
Titles Refers to
Hon. Henry Puie and Hon. VIM. F. Bullock Lou
isville, Ky; Chester Hayden, l.. l., d., Cleveland
Ohio; M. 5. King, Prof o. S. and Union Law col
lege, Cleveland; Chas. P. lohuson, city attorney
ST. Louis, Mo-; Benjamin Douglas, Esq, Wooster
o.; Hon J. N Haynie, Cairo, III.
May 80, 1860.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-30
TO persons out sf Employment,

Agents wanted to sell the Erie Sewing Machine.
This is a new machine and simple in its con-
sruction that "a child OF 10 years can learn 10 op
crate il BY half an hours instruction. IL Is equai
to any Family sewing machine in use, and the
price is but Fifteen Dollars.
Persons wishing an agency will addressl
]. N. BOYLAN,
Secretary Erie sewing Machine company T.,
May 30-5w MILAN "
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M.Il'z!!!s!'l!ilAn lAn
.kzI:z5lli!!ZlL!llls| O. lli!!l!llls|
MRS. WINSL OW.

An Experienced Nurse and Female Physician
prese nts to 1he attention of mothers. her
SOOTHING SYRUP
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What WAS thought of the SOmina-
ton of Lincoln at Chicago.

John W. II. Underwood.
, 1860-01-09
;Tinanetalann Uoun1srtial.
MONETARY.

SA7cRpAr ErHtxo. Jan. :. 1s6o
Exchange is close at quotations, viz: 1t pre-
n'ium, SO much so that customers only are sup
piled hy most Of the banks. The general mon
" market is also becoming more stringent
The bapks say "No.'' to nearly all applicants
and outside Of their vaults there is no money to
be had. While "c1css tin,es" seem inevitable,
they cannot. in our Judgment, continue many
weeks. II is true, the country has spent thirty
millions olf-oiu most foolisb1y during the past
-y.er, but there is vast deul Of solid wealth IN
thi lands Of the people, and with the general
disposition 10 ccono1nizc closely. the Nest' at
1sss, MUST in year or two more he entirely
nbuye beard.
Gold, per cent. premium, with on1s small
setail demand.
There is for the season n fair amount Of pork
aud produce paper still offering, all OF which IL
readily sakcu By the bankers at The usual rates
ytz. 10 prr cent.
, 1860-01-09
Hog and Provision Trade


NlNElhAAll.
e.: 81 &; .:,ss'
s s;s SsSs s Il: i Mill e Ssss sst
i 9 sMfEi Il sEE LID gu
aod aides for futu.e de'ye hut hultcr. ask Nc more
Green llann advanced TO se.-Gazctte 9Th.
PEORIA, I'LL.
The ccirs Of dre1cd h s hare t+cn large to-day and
f sss:: @ <, % IS q
under Ito nsst. -iTlanscsirs, GU.
MOUNT PLEASANT. IOWA.
ro,t ests a t Tue TEX 1 +; mostly ed a;s ard
hssd ia7s III eesa ~ sa
1ss e IL, f. tSG s ss
fel much 10 t!le ds:tmsut Of our home consumption:
- s:s sss '9s s ns 81 ssss S.
[hepubl!can, 4th.
JANEsyu4LE, WIS.
Dressed HnC4 &f1n at Is l 50 rer 100 M hc1ry to
extta heaE5. md 40oa 20 Tor Rlh-Gu.etie, 9Th.
NEW ORLEANS.
Aafss M Of s Soss q nasEsen r. On he se1
and holders have put ur eea aud tIss for cd mud
new I1 Sf bSlk pork ana "
n Tt aE shosae s and sides lo
MrRCATIEE, IOWA.
ronk-we continue 10 ote dreastd hogs II e&a5a5 2,
though luts hayc o1ous t3 81. For hogs weighing
80 rs tie prce u 44 113 n aarc 900 n. &5.e5- Tht
zeatpu Is dtaE1nX to close.
Leland Co. will nntsh s!auEteI!nE this week, but wil
keep their packing louse epcn 1or tine te4civ,
dscSstd hog.
Ths total eccrts Of hcg, for the up to LIST
Ing were 81 ,0S7, viz:
& T. Hs.ad % MiS
Considerable pork products hare bcen nrcaay eaippe
forward 70 Boston during the past week Leland !: Gu
lave sent 36 cars, loaded with PORK md td-Jou1na
5sh.
| QUINCY, ILL.
We quote hoss .50a565 With few sales Of c oc
where c1mpstitlon w4a le2lsc higher. bis
1
, 1860-01-09

N4VTo S0NtMeFn B:uVMHoA
baltimore, Jan. 6.--In the House Of Dele
gates to-day, Mr.. Frearmer introduced reeolu-
lions that John Sherman, or any other Black
Republican, should no. be elected Speaker, md
TINT ii any member from this State vote for
him or any ouch excoptiouablc candidate, be
should forfeit the respect and confidence Of the
people Of the State.
An exciting debate ensued, in which the views
Of Henry Winter DAVIS were discussed. lie
was defended By his friends, who declared him
to be true to the oush. The 1ebate WAS pro.
crossing when the cars left.
The value of The imports at Baltimore Of thc
week ending to-day is $l13,s?o. Decrease, as
compared with the previous week, s5,24o. The
value of the exports Of the week is S99 ,39j-
, 1860-01-09
Daily Review oi' Chicago Market.


sA1rEnAg ETKStsa. Jan 7. 1see.
FiOpH--ReceIpA 1904 Lis. Marx. t+sry quiet Sales
r...l %,,,... <,r;,, ,,.., ~ a. ~ AL AN
~c'e; 20 BIS bf'ek a'ls spe'hs e1u1 *au ee.' ="
trI HA1ne Eprng extra a&as5 on track 1ae tfas low
r,ads ep.nr ex,a II 4t4.k del a Urls Rock River"
Suoer oi 4. n n t,is Dowdalr Ill White Winter 1T
SIS, dc,
MILL HTUFFs-s tons choice 1lldI Ines at t250o per
10, On ttack: tons comuon do n 4ia.01 u trnck.
yHEeT-Reee,ta,; ;9ss bu Marke. declined 1@l1c.
8u.. were 400 hi No. Spring 81 ID stcse hu do
III q, Oh track 800 bu Iowa lub at o, On tzaek
bu No. p,iae u s9c In store p tu do 1t sse in store;
;p1bu do at 9,e n .to1e ps baga No.: Red 1t ello
t.ai.
coRS-Reecipv. a1so bu. Mt1kea active and advanced
1c aala were: 600 u No IN lots as soc tn Htot 1910
bu doat e on track; sa IN DO IL 5oc on t1a q" o1
do &s,e"n X; 10 o DO In bags oHe On track; so'
ha Re'tessd At &c On COO bu 40 n sse on sel.
GAIS.-"aoepts' a'la9 o. s.aske " a. a@.a
WIN: .f98 ou no. ~ IN s@"'e ~ w w ." S w
track Ae IN 90 ~ ~. ao w W W ">e'su u.. f.,
H4E-Heceph' sa w. Aafees a'71 villa '4" VI ;"
Lap aNp.1 N sst ontfas1
, 1860-01-09

lby Telegraph from NalloT.I
ST. LoUls, Jan. 7.-SAS FnAscisco, Dec. 16,
9r.M-1he steamer Northerner, from Victoria,
Oregon, 10th, arrived to night.
American citizens at San Juan Island held !
meeting, and resolved that the Island belonged
to the United States.
The Legislature Of Washington Territory had
been organized. II. G. Ma1on was elected presi-
dent Of the Senate.
Thd Ortgoaiaa publishes reports from SINH
kan gold mines, stating the miners were making
weather was cold and The grouud covered With
snuw.
Business in 6an Francisco with the country
for the past few days has shown more actirlty
than during the previous week, but BY no means
brisk, with no movement in any article or i'd
vance in prices.
Provisions rery dni1-'ittle doing, Lard l3c.
Cund!es quiet at ao@20}c. Crushed sugar
steady at lie. Domestic liquor unchanged
foreign held for higher price. Coal msrkel
much excited.
, 1860-01-09

NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
IN J.T.yAS yLECK, Eanker
Not Broad street. one door from wal, Sew 1o1K.
Deals II Bank md Specie. Discounts Fhpef and ~
tends to Instructions 0! cor,esPondents.
Twenty eight Yes.s tr business. sodan business noN
Refers, ty permission. to Il. 4. Tucker, EsS, cElEo,
ItIinnis oetu s6i5 6D