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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-11
SMALL FRUITS,

HAVING for many years paid special attention
to the cu tivation of small fruits, we are nbw pre-.
pared TO furnish in small or large quantities the
following valuable varieties:
Strawberries.
Over one hundred varieties, embracing uerriv all
the native and foreign kinds of any repute. The
wost universally popular of these is und 1ubtedy
the
WILSON'S ALBANY SEEDING
OF which we have on hand the largest steck in ex
lstence, which we offer % cents per Dozen
81 co per loo $500 per 1000, and $4,000 per l0,-
600.
tits unnecessary 10 say anything in praise of
this fruit, as any one at all conversant with straw
berry culture for the last two years. who has ac-
quainted himself with the discussions of fruit
growers associations, and the contents of the
Horticultural Press is aware that for size, produr-
tveness aud profit it stand, the very head IF the
list of Strawberries. Fruit of this remarkable va
riety from our grounds sold in the Pittsburgh mar
plart lifted with the fruit on, brought 81 A wri-
| Ter in the Country Gentleman soys; it succeedes
well on almost any soil, and that it has produced
with him at the rate Of $50 bushels to the acre.
Other varieties proportionatey low, and great
inducements offered to those wanting 10 buy large
RAsPBERRlEs.
Brinckle's Orange 81 so per dozen, $7,00per 100;
Fastolff, Rivers Large Fruited Monthly, Kncvett's
Giant, Red and Yellow Antwerp, 100 per dozen
500 per 100.
BLACK BER RIES.
New Rochelle. or Lawton, l,00per dozen, 90 pei
leo, and 1000 per l,00C.
Dorchester and Newman's T'hornless. 800 pc
loo, and $500 per 1000. Wholesale purshasers
and de alers allowed liberal discount
PLANTS BY MAIL.
For 90 we will send to any Post off :e in h'
country, except Oregon and California, post paid
and carefully put up in cotton and oiled silk so al
TO carry safely 40 Wilson's Albany Seeding Straw
berries PDants or the same number OF plants o
any other variety in our catalogue offered at o
cents per uozen; those at SO cents per dozen hal
the number. For 100 we will send six New Ro
che lie Blackberry Plants.
Printed lnsciuctons for cultivation will accom-
pany plants
Catalogues sent on application, enclosing stamp
j. KNOX.
march IA 3m. Box 47s Pitburgh Pa.
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Te,cl,crS, Institutc:

The Spring Session of the Union Institute OF
Harrison and Jefferson counties, will be held al
Mt. Pleasant in May next, commencing Tuesda y
9th, ending Friday, llth The following gentle.
men will be in attendance: Anson Smith, State
School Commissioner; Rev. Samuel Findley, Of
Pittsburgh; Robert Kidd, Prof. of E'Ocution, and
Profs. X gal and Brinkerhooi, Of Hopedae.
DAVID DONOVAN, Acting Secretary.
April ll-3t.
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BOnnets, BOnncts.

MRS. M SPENCER.
Than kful for the liberal patronage she has hith-
erto re ceived, takes this opportunity of announ-
cling TO her numerous friends and the public gen.
meLt of Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons, Hosiery,
Gloves, Mitts-in short, Fancy Goods and notions
Of every description.
yLadies call and examine our goods, we assure
you every effort will be made to please in style,
q ualhy and price.
April H. lS6O-3t
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Commission
~ ers of Harrison County, Ohio. at their
March session, A. d. 1860, levied for Road prrpo'
ses tax OF cents on the hundred dollars oil tne
taxable property Of the county. Said tax may be
discharged by labor on the public highways, at the
rate of One Dollar per day, under the direct on OF
the Supervisor Of their respective districts, on OF
before the fifteenth of September next.
X. w. KINSEY, Auditor
Of Harrison comfy Ohio.
March % 196n-3t
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AGENTS. WANTED

TO SELL County and Shop Rights OF my I'M
proved process "i TANNING, without Bark, VII
lee ,ly tanned in from four to twelve days; Upper
Leather in from twenty to thty days; and Harness
and Sole Leather in from fifty to seventy Days
The cost of Tanning does not exceed one half that
by the old process. and the Leather is stronger,
more compact AMI Of greater weight, and is bet
ter article. For terms and full particulars, ad-
dress J. BOYLAN,
Milan, Erie county, Ohio.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

HpIH Au'
The offerings Of Beef Cattle at the different
Yards were much larger this week than last,
reaching some 225o bead, most Of VIII ch were
disposed of at Father easier rates. Prices show
q falling off Of about 25c the 100 lbs; the de.
mand however was fair, but the market closed
dull; quotations ranging from 81 to $40 for com
mon to prime cattle, including few extra quail
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Fro.r. lsicIlr.lomd.

RrcHmosp, April 2.--Ths bill giving the
Pitts. & steubenville Railroad the right Of way
across the Panhandle, and authorizing the
Company to bridge the Ohio, has passed the
Legislature aud is now law. o
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Proposals will be received up to Saturday The
2lst of April, for Building a Floral Hall, in the
Fair Grounds, 80 feet long and "a feet wide. Spe.
ci6caions and plan Of building can be by call
ing on M o. Slemmons, at the Post Office.
!sns Sn; { I. jis:5s, hsH:as, Building Committee.
ii BoYLEs.i
April ll-3t,
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Notice.

AN persons indebted to the estate oi Samuel
Phillips, deceased, late partner Of the firm of T.
Phillips g. Son, are reqrested to call without de-
lay on Thos. Phillips, surviving partner, or VIM.
Phi Hips, Jr., Agent, who pre authorized to attend
10 settling the accounts OF deceased.
Those having claims against said estate will
present them TOR payment.
ELIZA PHILLIPS. Executrix.
Aarll H. 1860 3t -
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:. HURFoRD
&I7RGE0N nRKTIST,

IT AS taken room on Market street, two doors
prepared to perform the various operations on the
teeth. Having had twenty years practice, he is en-
abled 10 do his work in a skillful and scientific
Teeth filled without pain. Toothache
cured in five minutes. All operations warranted.
Al pril H. lS6O-iy
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March %. l96o-3t
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed administrator of the estate OF
John Bennett, late Of Harrison county, Ohio, de.
ceased. All persons interested will Dease take
notice. r. J. BENNETT, Administrator.
March %, l56O-3t.
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Attach naeut.

ClpmeUt.
Liggett. pitts I'D llandley, Justice
VS. ofthe Peace Of Greene
David NJ. Frazier: de. township, Har. CO., O..
fendant.
On the 2Ist day of March A. d. 1860, said Jus.
tice issuee an order Of attachment in the above
ton, for the sum of seventy two dollars and fifty
cents ;$T2,50., Probable costs thirty dollar.
JAMES LlGG EFT and
ISAAC LlGGETT.
March 29-3t
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INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION
AND
ITS REMEDY.
FTJIAToN'S

!" -" wv w n ~ w
Fulton's cough syrup for Coughs;
Fulton's cough syrup for Bleeding OF the Lungs;
Fulton's cough syrup for z insey;
Fulton's cough syrup for Difficulty OF Breathing;
Fnltons cough syrup for Phthsic;
Futons cough syrnp for bronchitis;
Fulton's cough syrup fer Minister'S Sore Throat;
Fulon's cough syrup for Weakness of the Chest;
Fulon's cough syrup for Inward Ulcers;
Fulton's cough syrup for Splitting Blood,
Fuiton's cough syrup for Asthma;
Fultons cough syrup for Influenza;
Fulon's cough syrup for Group;
Futons cough syrup Tor Pain in the Breast;
FuItons cough syrup for Hoarseness;
Futon'S cough syrup for all Catsrrahoi 1hectionsT
Futons cough syrup foI Inflammation OF Lungs;
Futons cough syrup for lnciplent Consumption
and Coughs originating from Whatever cause, and
no matter of how long standing
So many are daily suffering from the above dis.
eases-all symptoms OF Consnmpti"n-who will
never admit that there is ary seed OF that fatal dis
ease in their syetem; and the symptoms shsw their
selves in many cases, 50 gradually that the victil
Is as capable as ever OF attending TO the bnsne
| and enjoying the pleasures OF lle. he heodsr
the slight Inconvenience OF OF coughs and colt
till the disense is so far progressed that the sym
toms of Consumption become uumistakable. Is,
with this view that would describe some OF the
early symptoms. hoping that, i this meets the eye
| OF the early sufferer, he may give II his undivided
attention. Habitual costiveness, Liability to take
cold; Habi ual Billousness Rushing OF Blood to the
head; Dizziness Pain In the Shoulders; Pain undo
the Shoulders and Shoulder bladesi frequent co.
Feet, and Hacking Cough; the coughing up OF a
lightest Phlegm often rather tough and strirsgy;
Difficulty OF Brea hing, Tor Shorlness Of Breath;
Cold chills in the morning, with Fever after; Flush
and red cheeks, on excitement; Splitting up OF mat
ter steeaked with Blood; Frequent Emaciation and
Debility; Flesh Soft and Flabby, aud rather Clam"
y;Flying pains in the chest, side and shoulders;
frequens fits OF coughing on awakening in the
morning; frequent attacks OF Diarrhpa; Pains in
the Breast and Phthisic in early liie-aii of these
are signs of the approach Of that Consumption
which, If neglected when first felt, will probably
terminate in DEATH ~
We would then say TO you, reader, work and act,
that you may save much suffering in alter lie, and
perhaps escape an early death.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
Prepared by ...i.
Masonic IHali, Pittsburgh, PA.
And sold by John ,BeaIl, Cadiz, and lsaa Lewis,
Short Creek, tIho. tt2
Dec. %, l659-4m. 'a taAe
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March 2e-3t


AT ny instance, IN attachment was this day ls-
sued by Allen Maxwell, Justice of the Peace OF
Greene township, Harrison county, agairst the
property and effects Of David Frazier, an abscond-
ing dobtor OF this county.
SAMUEL f. LIGGET.
March 2S-3t
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-~MANUFACI UhINU--
PharlnaceutiSts and Chemists,

III obUNUTI, "A. :
91TFor sale by John Beall Druggist and Book
seller, Cadiz, Ohio. Duilied and Ryder, Jefferson;
Saunders & Son, Hopcdule; Jas. Cady, Cadiz juno
tioD; T. Hughes, New Athensi A. Coulter, Pattons-
Vile; VIM. Maxwell, Hanover; Grace, New
Market; Isaac Lewis, GeOrgetown; N. Campbell,
West g. Co New Rumey; w. &. Perry. cassville;
A. Jul. Schre.ber, Mooreheld; Deming y Crawford,
Mastersvile; Latimer and Custer, BowsrsSille;
John Snyder, Philadelphia Roat; r. Caldwell,
franklin; H. Pitts g. Son, Dsersvillei Thomas
Green, Freeport
November Q, l859-y
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ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET

ALLEGHENY CITY, April 5th, 1860.
The market was exceed dingly dull, and the
offerings Of all kinds of stock small. Prices
have tendency to decline-ranging from 3 to
/A UNION DROVE YARDS.
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JEFFERSON CouNTX.

Sons VEaDlcr.-Bt the last term OF our
court, j. H. y. Trainer, Esq, recovered aver
dict of 81, 500 against j. c. Wright for slander
and malicious prosecution. The facts from
what we can learn are substantially as follows:
The defendant charged Mr.. Trainer with perJu-
nv and had him arrested when Court was In
session. A trial was had before justice OF
the peace, and Mr.. Trainer was honorably dis
charged, there not being shadow OF evidence
to presume that perjury was committed. Alter
this came the prosecution. The Defendant hay
Ing been called "three times" failed to appear
"a jury was sworn and in q few mntes assess
ed the damages as above.
The evidence showed that Wright had said
che never expected the charge he had made
against Trainer would amount to anything, but
that he would put him to all the trouble he
could"
1t is proper to say that no person in this
community, entertains the least doubt OF the
honesty and purity Of character of Mr.. Train
er. AS a lawyer he has always proved himself
faithful, trust worthy and energetic
HoN. 7. MEANs.--We have received the fol-
lowing note from Mr.. Means:
LEANENwoRTH, Kansas.l
March 81, 1860
JouN SHERIpAN--Dear Sr.--l cannot leave
home be fore the first Of July. Twill be in Ohio
/, about two weeks, and willgive public notice Of
INV arrival. What business can be adjusted in
my absence, will be settled by my brother, Jo-
seph Means, Esq.
The P, & 8. r. r. AGAIN.-By the tenor
of a telegraphic dispatch from Richmond pub
lished in to davis paper, 1t will be seen that the
bill giving to the Pittsburgh and steubenvile
Railroad the right of way across the Pan Han
die, and authorizing the company to bridge the
Ohio, passed the Virginia Legislature on Sat-
arday night, and is now law. This was the
only impediment to the completion of this en-
terprise, the work on which will be forthwith
resumed,
2 CARROLL COUNTY.
Marr;ed.-By the Rev. J. NJ. Lefer, on the
a,st uIt. At the residence of l. Crumrine, in
Caryoiiton. Mr.. N. Morehead Of Carroll county,
and Miss Rebecca Harsh, Of Minerva, Ohio.
DrED-At the residence in Lee township Car
roll county. Ohio, on Tuesday March 9th iooo
Mr. Cheesman D. Hill, in the 18th year oil MI
age.
On Wednesday, the 18th ult., Mrs. Whee'er
Of this place, aged about 30 years.
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DONALD KENNEDY.
No, 100 Warren Street, Roxbury, Mass
trice 81 90 per bottle.
Wholesale Agents. Geo. H. Keyser, Pittsburgh
T. II, Logan 81 Co., Wheeiingi ]. P. FIemming, Al
legheny city.
And at Retail by John Beall and John Mclean,
Cadiz, and by all Respectable druggists every
where.
Feb. 9, 1881
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HA WING for many years paid special attention
to the cultivation of small fruits, we nre nbw pre-
pared TO furnish in small or large quantities the
following valuable varieties:
&fpn xyEsarrsAG
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Nnficc TO builders.

April IL. l66o-6t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-29
Troubles in Kansas.

The people OF Southern Kansas are moi
only troubled with positive fnmine in II,
worst form, but have great trouble on &c.
count OF the people taking the law into theil
own hands The accounts arc so contra
dictory, that Il 10 hard to arrive at the truth
with any degree Of certainty.
The most likely account ;s to the effec,
that the settlers hod been driven from some
lands, upon which they had made cons i'd.
cradle improvement, just as these lands
were coming into market. The intention
Of the aggressing party being to purchase
the land at Government prices. The settlers
so driven off have rallied under Montgomery
and reclaimed their homes. Both sides
have been very rough and reckless no
doubt. The accounts Of such troubles are
very commonly exaggerated. The famine
we think not SO likely Of being over esti.
mated, and with all the help the wealth Of
The States can afford we have no doubt but
that many will starve to death before spring
Many of them are so far from where food
can be obtained, that they can not be reached
10 time to do any good.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-29
The Panic.

Through tho fundamentally Of politicians
chiefly, quite panic Is started all over the
country. The political panic is high, bu,
not not very dangerous The money panic
not ss necessary by any means. will doubt
less do much injury. The Banks Of all the
States have suspended or are OK.
pected daily to do so. Trade 10 aattened and
every--brasch Of business is very much de .
pressed. The fear OF the dissolution Of the
Union 10 the great cause. This fear has
been built up BY the politicians who tried to
inaams tho public mind with such terrible
stories of the certain dissolution Of the Un.
Ion, and the great troubles that would follow.
These stories have been believed and their
effects are now before. A few weeks will
restore quiet and confidence, and then the
people will begin to find out what fools thew
were. Needless as oil this trouble, ye, pres,
will bs lost, to tho people In consequence Of
Its effects on the markets.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-29
Mr.. Lincoln's Opinion of the People
Generally.


Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, Nov. Il.
Mr. Lincoln passed through this city ON
his way north, to-day. At the depot here
very large crowd awaited his arrival, and
after many calls he made his appearance
and spoke as follows:
Fellow.citizens Of Bloomington and Nc.
Lean county: am glad to meet you after
longer separation than has been comn OF n
between you and me. thank you for the
good report you made Of the election In old
Mclean. The people of the country have
again liked up their affairs for a cons,itu.
tional period Of time. BY the way, l think
very much Of the people as on old friend
said no thought OF woman. He sud when
hs lost his first wife. who had been a great
help to him In his business, no thought he
was ruined, that he could never fnd In other
70 OIL her place. Al length however, he
married another, who he found did quite as
well ss the first, and that his opinion now
was thitsny woman would do we'll who
was well done by. So ! think Of the whole
people Of this nStlon; they will aver do we'll
" well done by. We will Try to do we'll BY
.lhsR in oil parts Of the country, North and
Soush. with entire confidence that all will
he well with oil Of us.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-29
Gss 8e!nlant Gbtonitle
d. TBOBURN, Editor aud Propr ieior
ST.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29,lSGO.
THANKSGIVING DAY.

lis the duty OF every people to M Ike public ac.
acknowledgement Of theft gratitude TO Almighty God
for the Blessings which lie hath bestowed upon
them. Recognizing this obligation, my predecos'
sors in the Executive Office have been acc ustomed
to set spai dne day ofevofy year TO be observed
throughout the State as day OF Public Thanks
giving to our Heavenly Father for tho moniiold
blessings which we have received from His hands,
In conformity with this custom, do hereby desis.
nate and appoint
THURSDAY, the 29th dny of NOVEMBER, next,
To be observed throughout tho State for the annual
offerings Of Pr ,ise Thanksgiving and Prayer.
And do respectfully recommend, that the
people will abstain from oil secular occupations on
that day; and from their domestic aliars, and at
their placs Of public worship, offer up their devout
thanks to God for our Institutions, National and
State, Civil and Religious, Educational and Ben.
evolent for the Pence that prevails throughout
our Borders; the Health W ith which lie hail
blessed us. the abundant Harvtsts wherewi,h he
hath graciously rev urded the Iabors Of the Hus
bandmani the prosperity Of our Commerce and tn,
| Mechanic Arts: our social comforts and privil
eges, and 0r whatever contributes to our hnpp
ness as community and us individuals.
And while thus rendering TO the Supreme Autho
OF every blessing our crate iul acknowledgment
for Ills unbounded goodness to US, let us surpli
cate a continuance OF the Divine protection ant
favor to this people, and to the people Of oil tn,
States and Territories Of our National Con iode-
rncy throughout oil generations and frate nall.
remembering in our rejolcnes, cur fellow men o
other nations who are less happy than ourselves
let us fervenily implore Him, that in His benigI
providence, lie will confer upon them and thei
posteity forever, like blessings Of civil and relig
ious liberty and social happ mess, which lie hat
been graciously plensed 10 bestow upon us.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of tn
State of Ohio, al Columbus, this 10Th day oi Oct
A. D., 1850. BY the Governor.
w. DENNISON.
Il A. p RnasrIL. Sncrein1v o. Sinia.
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ELECTION NEWS.

OFFICIAL VoTE OF Nsw YoRK The
o tficlal returns OF New York are now alI in.
According to the N. Y Post, Lincolu's ma
jority is 47,667. Morgan. lfor Governor.
running but 9,5l5 behind Linco n in the
whole State. Since 1856 the total Anti.
Republican vote has diminished 6.s06. Il
will be recollected that while rrSmon, had
so,i2s plurality over Buchanan, he lacked
4%,475 Of clear msjorityEover al biz op.
ponents. The total electoral vote this
year was, Lincoln, 36l, ,733; Fusion, ala.
l76. The Albany Evening Journal's foot.
ngs vary slightly from those Of the POST
They give Lincoln s8l, 1857. and the Fusion
ticket al3,64o votes. Lincoln's majority
47727.
Tbs VoTE OF KENrUcKY-FULL Or
|fIcIAL RETURNS The Frankfort Common.
wealth gives the oiicial returns of the cleo.
|lion in Kentucky: e.s Hgl
Bell, 66.oi6; Breckinridga, 50 1856; Doug
las 1854; Lincoln, 1856; BelI's plurality
1880; Breckenridge over Douglas, ~ ,iS9:
Bell and Douglas majority over Bssckin-
ridge, 3s.S2l.
OfFiciAL hErURNS OF PENNsYLvANrA--
LIScoLs's PLURALITY 9s.7a5 The full
returns from Forest and Potter counties have
been received, and the official aggregates Of
the State are as follows: Lincoln, 27o.lJo:
Fusion, l76.435; Douglas. 1850; Bella.
75s; Lincoln's plurality over Fusion, o..
7ab; his plurality over Douglss. sos, ~;
over Bell. 257,4l6; majority over Ill oppssi.
lion, 6s,735. The figures for the two miss
ing counties we add: Forest county, lo7 fer
Lincoln, ~ for Fusion; Potter county, I,
'4b for Lincoln. Sal for Fusion and for
Bell. The whole vote Of the State l. 47s,-
ITO.
NEw ORLEAHs, Nov. Is. 1869.
Returns indicate that the State has soas
for Breckenridge BY 5000 majority.