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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-18
Child & Bishop's Melodeons.
TEN REASONS
t,,.,.,..s5 FOR BUYING
A Piano. Mel0deOn or Guitar

OF GEO. HALL, RAVENNA:
ISL MI Hail is acknowledged to be the Oldest dealer
has kept pace with all improvements s,nce the instru
eEt osiginated, in the year 1885, .'--4'-i
End He has always dealt in the best affords
and by close observation and pains taking he is enabled
to judge critically of their comparative merits.
3rd Mr. Hall has always furnished Instruments at .
uniform price, and as low can be bought Manu-
facturers.
/ 4th. He delivers instruments when desired and guar.
antees them in every respect.
5th. BY his method dealing, the annual amount paid
for clerk hire and store rent Is saved to the purchaser
9th. Instruments received and perfect, with.
out having been set in rooms, and pounded upon
Impractical hands is usually the with those bot
from Ware-rooms m citles K e - 90
7th. The purchaser exchange mis- in.trumeutfo
higher priced any time within hx paying the
difference in the regular prices of the Instruments
Sth The purchaser OF Melodeon, wishing Piano,
change any time within two years by paying the diff
fereuce only in the regular prices Of the Old Pan0g
and Melodeons also taken in exchange for new. -
is taken in relation to its proper eorss
of study to ensure good player. ot7r6srs -f.s -yt
10th Mr. Han proposes heretofore, keep the best
Instruments the market Affords and to stand high in his
profession, of dealing fairly with his customers in mis- line
-
A portion down. and the balance in and months.
TWELVE NEW. d. BEAUTIFUL -
Styles of Melodeons of fine fofewood 6nish varying II
price from Is to $50 dollars. --ff;i sew .l
=== ELEVEM STILES
OF Pianos of desirable prterns mostly octave tors
surprisingly lovely, and bought upon the propretora
platform OF action from boy--BUY NOTHING CHEAf
OR INFERIOR
-=sa83 FOREIGN GNECUSTOMERS. So iga
Mr. Hall has Instruments most of the SouthefE
and Western States aud CaDadas. Persons order Of
Mr. H. with much confidence and satisfaction as tho
they were present 10 sesctni.i sIz .3ii-9T
QUESTION OFTEN ASKED :.g.4-1
Why don't keep lower priced, cheaper Instruments
AnsaUer-Bccause like to smile at the
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-18
- 20 -

Cloth 8, Cassimeres and Vestings, endless
variety. Any wanting anything in this Hn will do
well to examine stock.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-18

CHARLES GoonsELL.3a s4r -.
E. d. CARLTON SCo. .Commission'r
8. A. HINMAN,
2 ALFRED BALDWIN, County Auditor
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-18
The Paragon Burners ;

WILL all the Coal snd Carbon Oils without odor
w and will not smoke. They q new thing, and
decidedly the be Burners yet invented Call and see
them at Gan4 ., !. BAIRD & WATTS.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-18
INC rTode of Examination

Pursued by DR.. wADswoRTH is very simple, and
entirely and by it disease of any of the
organs in very minutes detected with ano
certainty and without asking the patient question: OF
having the least previous knowledge of the case.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-18
EXPENDITURES.

Amount paid State august Settlement as foliO'Us:
Amt State Debt or Sinking fund. 5741 900
General Revenue tuud ........ 2ls6 ~ -=.s er-
.s Common School fund. 6099 63
school Library fund .......... 4o6 81
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24
Mrs. Dr.Forester,

Or PHrLADELrHIA, PESs'k.--This eminent
Female ocuIist and Aurist who is about con-
GLIDING successful practice In New Philadsi-
adelphia, Ohio, will be ia Csdis at the Nation
al House, from the 21d to the 18th ofNovem
Der, where she may be consulted on all diseas'
csofthe Eye anaEar.' Mrs. F. Is a graduate o
two -four best medical institutions, and has
made diseases Of the Eye and Ear a speciality
for many years. Mrs. Forester refers the afflict
ed to the testimonials published in her circulars
She also refers to Mr.. James Kirk, Of East
Springfield, jeff Co., o., who was for years af
ficted with a discharge from the Ear in which
there was continual buzzing noise that made
him quite deaf Mr.. Kirk was cured By Mrs
Farester's treatment IN less than two wee Ks
Write to him! s.a j0 0-ssFH'.a, sr.- yrss .
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24
Mel ean's Volcanic Oil L;nament.

sy.s ] HE KEST. bfNAMENT III THE WORLD,
The only eate and certain cure for cancers, Piles
Tumors, Swelhngs and Broncheio or Goltre; Pa.
raIyss. Neuralgia, Weakness OF the Muscles,
chronic or lntammatory Rheumatism Stiffness OF
the Junts, contracted Muscles or Lieamen's Ear
.cee or Ioothache Bruises Sprains, Wounds,
Fresh Cuts, Ulcers, Fever Sores Caked Breasts,
Sore Nipples Burns. Scalds, Sore Throat or any
lnfanir ton or Pain, no difference how severe,
or now long the disease may have existed, Nc.
Lean's Celebrated Iniment is certain remedy
Thousands Of human beings have been saved
ife Of decreptude and misery by the use of this in
valuable medicine - ~ t.
McLeans Volcanic Oil Linament will relieve
pin almost insiantdteousy, and it will CLEANSE,
mriiy and heal the toulest sores in an incredibly
rhort space Of time. .ha
For Horses and other Animals McLean's Gel.
,brated LiDament Ia tho oniy safe nnt reIiahIs
remedy for tfe care Of SPAWN, Ring Bo ne, Wind.
uls splins Unnatural !umbs Nodes or SWEET
ngs. 1t will never tail to cure Fig Head folley:i,
ristuia, Old Running Sores, or Sweeny, ii proper.
iy applied Fer sprains, Bruises scratches, crack
ed Heels, cha fee, saddle collaf Gslls Cuts, sores
'r Wounds it Is an inlallbe remedy, Apply it as
irected. and cure is certain In every instance:
Then uife nd longer with the many worthless
Liniments offered TO you Obtain supply of DR.
McLcans celebrated LifamAut. 1t will cure
j.H. Me LEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner of Third and Pine sts., st Louis, Mo-
John Beal, Agent, CadiA Ohio. D. HfEH
July e, Ia60-y s'.t. 'r'..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24

The Piiizburgh Fos, the leading Douglas pa
per il. Western Pennsylvania. thus speaks o.
this notorious trsitor.- &
II Is nov plain where Me- Forney stands
He i with. and working ior TIE Republican par.
~. heart and soul, He rejoiess over their vic.
tories, and adsocatesthe cause Of their nomi.
nees He has % Fieht ie pretend % speak to'
the Democrscy nor, or the friends Of Mr.
Douglas. In no sense IS he acknowlsdged by
the Democracy, sDa his paper q no. an expo
nent Of their principles. He has done the
Democratic party all the Injury he could in
Pennsylvania, and II Il time that heput up
the irrepressible conflict ticket which he nd
voetes, at the head Of his columns. a.. ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24
The Lisl OF Preni,ims.

The list of Premiums awarded at che late
County Fair has been published on n slip ofps /.
per by Conn 6 Mills Of stuubenvilIe, and may
bO had by calling at the Post Office We de
sire that ths members Of the Harrison County
Agricultural Society should call and get the slip
OF paper upon which the list Of Premiums has
been published Examine it. Look at the in
Vulnerable mistakes contained in it, and then
say whether Jacob Jarvis should be re elected
Secretary Of your Society The list ofPremi-
nms as published is disgrace to tho Harrison
County Agricultural Society, and is calculated
to injure it wherever circulated. The list as
published through your county papers last year
was credit to the Society, and wherever it was
circulated it gave character to our FAIR. Call
and examine the lst Of Premiums published
last year in the Republican and Sentinel; and, il
you will call upon US, we viii point out the nu
merous errors contained in the list OF this year.
We repeat that the list as published this. year
is disgrace to the Society, and wherever circu-
lated it is calculated to ,njure the reputation Of
the Harrison County Fair.--Repabiicun.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24
6TMONEY.-0

We'sre in great need of Money at this time.
we must have it to pay our debts. II those
OF oartpatrons who are indebted to us, will pay
us between this time and the first day Of next
Dsce,hber, they can do SO at So ayear. After
that time the accounts OF all those indebted to
us willbe ,t'aced IN the hands Of Mr.. John
W. Simmons and Mr. Alfred w. Dent, for col
lection when we shall be compelled to charge
$3.50 yearFfor all subscriptions dne one year
or over Ttt;s will lie done to pay Tor the ex-
pense Of cCfletting. We prefer not to send out
collectors, and if our delinquent subscribers
will pay us sgainst the time mentioned, it will
save them ana us trouble. II they do not. their
accounts viii hage to be placed in the hands of
the above asmed gentlemen for collection. Ne
cessity, compeis us to take this course. We
trust our eelIeetcrs will not have TO go out COL
lecting tar dues. What say our delinquent
patrons? Let as ftear from you gentlemen.
We will add That Wheat Flour, Corn, Oats.
Stone Coal and Hind Quarters OF Beet will be
received in payment OF subscription.
CHARLES N. ALLEN.
q Cadiz, Ohio, October 10, 1860-td. a0t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24

those who-hassu uisksn sides .againsLthe Press.
and favor the reelection ofths old board are
upright, honOrAbls men. and act from one-sided
or false representatives. Against such We have
no complaint to make. When rightfuily infor-
med they will Be- with Us; and. IN IS much as
we have right and justice on our side we will
finally triumph be The result now as it may.
Believing. ihroagheut tbisphols contest, the
Press has been IN tie uigh il win maintain its
position come what may; We wiz never back one
inch, be the consequence what they may
Republican. = = ~ / sF,1
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24

good portion of tosday's Sentinel is taken
up with the proceedings of the Synod o.
Wheeling, o S c., which held its session in
the Presbyterian Church in this place during
the past week. We have no apology to make
for the space occupied with them. The Synod
was composed OF large body ofChristian Gen
tlemen, and as they honored our place with
tn ir meeting, il ,s nothing more than right
that wo shoull honor them by givinSa ful
abstract of their proceedings.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24
TAactcfs, Iusiitr;te.

THE next meeting OF tho Union Institute, OF
i Jefferson and Harrison counties will be held
,-t New Market. Harrison county con nmencing
Tuesday. Octo,er % 1860 and will continue thres
days Tia requisite steps have bosn tassn tj in
sure good institute The lhsti,u'e will be ad
Dire ,sed by the folowing Lecturers, viz: Loraln
Anerews, President of Kenyon college, vii lee.
turc on Physiology; Jas. McGaW Bower town.
Principal MrNeely Norm1t School, School Man.
sgemeht; Prof Brinksrhoffs Hopsdale, Ohio, NJ h.
EN- ties and Chemistry; Rev W,3yB! v atkins
Cambridge. Oiiot fne Anglo Saxon Element in
American Society !" Several other Lcctnre9s have
been coIresp Il led With und art expected.
! he ,oiiowing questions will be- discussed: 49,.
ktFoIved, I nat the frequent change III Teachers
and Text bogks is adverse to the interests oil Id.
ucUtion PISS oa,:' g OLH
u. are Teachers Institutes of sufliciont i'm.
portanGe TO wsrTdnt their cuntnuancei .l ..s'
3 By order Ot the Execuhse' Cdmniuee.
oct 10 '.-,, T.. j.. HAM MoND.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24
Good ScrssaOssS.

Our citizens were favored With two excellent
sermons on last sabbath from Rev John Cham
bsrs, Of Philadelphia- -ons in the forenoon in
the PRESBYTERIAN Church, and one ID the eve
ming in the NJ. Z. Church. The great excel:
lency Of these sermons were their christian
simplicity. "Jesus and him ctucihed" was
the theme as il should he ofe,ert sermon.
The audiences we're the largest we have ever
seen in this place. especially the one at the NJ
Il. Church, a. fEgE
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24

O1-Do you want first class letter paper. a.
Do you want nice envelopes.
DO you want coed pens--gold or steel,
DO you want the best lead pencils.
Do yeu want good ink. spa aaig. gt.5
Do you want school books. '3 0i
DO you want good reading. 1 ~ .sa,as NJ
Do you want Bonnet Braids. -.'h. rs
.ps II you want any Of the above articles. go to
Elanna's and you will get the best in market
and at fair living prices. ..s o. 5..1 ..,aa4,*
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24
Next Vue.,a..y w eek

Z Is the day Of the Presidential Election. We
have urged upon you, fell W Democrats, your
duty on that day. Any 'urther remarks on
rthat subject would be useless. You know your
.duty, and now see 10 il, that you do all You car
S,for those pure Democrats and tried Statesmen
'Joans @. Breckinridge and Joseph Lane. Gel
your' ticket and 80 to the polls early and vote
for these men. ,gs
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24
WhO favor the Specification OF the
+ ss o. 81. 1s Old BOlrdl es.G ..s.l! "

WhO favor the rt-6itCtiOn of the
as o.. .l 1a Old BOtrdl aa5a sd! ~
We propose answering the above question
First, them the members ofthe Old Board de
sire re election, and sotne Of them are labor
ing with all their powers to re elect themselves.
Under the circumstances, this is natural, and
we do not think hard ofany member Of the
Board for so doing. But we are confident that
there are men in that Board who under other
circumstances, would occupy different position.
We shall never believe that such men as
Ingram CLARK, John Nj Fadden Ursh), and
George A.1urven Would attempt to justify the
u,gus. course that has been pursued against the
Press Of this county if they were not made a
party by their connection with the board
They think that they are Indirectly responsible
in part for the course Of the President and
Secretary. and, therefore, feel Under obligations
to sustain them. There are few who favor
the reelection of the old board that ore gov
erned, solely, by selfish motives. They have
"ares to grind" And there are others, strange
as it may appear, who stand in oppositinn to
the Prcss, in this contest, because they are in
Indebted toit, to some extent, for services
rendered, and, It may be, fol q tucratius office.
Over fifteen years experience as an Editor ena-
bles US 70 say, truthfully. that the men. for
whom the Prees labor--the men who obtain
plaes Through the efforts Of the Press--,he men
who are sustained and p1ed into importance
by the Press are more likely to desert 1t ID an
amargsncy than those who arsin no wsy IN.
deroblgstIons 70 il, But large Dajority d
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24

GTNext@eeka aae shall 6Sablish conclusive
proof that Mr.. GeosasS Sanders, the main work
tr for Mr.. Douglas at Charleston and BaIti.
more, went 20 Mr. Wan L. Yaneey. and arged
him 70 be aeandidate for Vice President along
with fr. Douglas. Aod yet the Douglasites
call the National Democracy--ths men who
support Brecknridge ard Lane Yanaeyites.
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subscribe Z or ssodey.

Now is the time to subscribe for Godey's
Magazine. For literature, music, steel engrav,
ings fashion plates, drawing lessons, receipts
&C., &C., it can'tb be surpassed. The following
are the terms, cash in advance: One copy one
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copies one year, $6, Five copies one year, and
an extra copy to the person sending the club,
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Address L. A. Cooley 233, Chestnut street
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U9-The Cadiz Sentinel and Godey's Lpdy's
Book will be sent to subscribers for S4;OO per
ahnrn in advance. ,...-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24
Jefferson ;smd Burnley Meetings

Jefferson and Rumley Meetings
Owing to severe sore throat Mr. Estep was
not able to meet his appointmentca ut Rumey
and Jefferson on last Saturday This he
much regrets, as it would have afforded him
great pleasure to. address the gallant Democra-
cy OF Rumley and German Townships.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24
ssVhy Lanoi So hard wl,cn Wnshins

/ HAVE chemical process for cleaning clothes,
J. by the use OF which lfs clothes can DO washed
clean without boiling. end wltn very iIlile ru6'
bing. BY this method much nard Eabor can be
find the clothes ure Very white anu elean and yAst
much lvl.esr; tor they are not Worn by IA, bins
u C; Ne aftces hsed cost tttiltlie ana g very
IL. 81 60 obt1fn m6if ,he rctlpt TO otGer pos age
paid' upo1te eip' q ri'y ccos, .hr' eeln posagt
s'amps 10 goo us III. .h'} Address, ~
~ DK.J + CkfnlGER, ssEs
S'et stal@H BatIaoie, Md.
> 1S II you want something, nice ana lIseiuI, 90
not miss the Houey and wdsning receipt, Tor they
are sil iclsim iof thom and they ehould DO IN ov.
cry family. t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24
a, x Z r. IS
.Ague Cure,
roa rmE spErpY cunE or

yff"tfs FoR THE SPEEDY CURE or .
Ertcrmjttent Fever, or Fever aud que,
b. Agoe. Periodical Headache, er' BlIious
Headache, ANA Bilious Fcyers, indeed
for the svho'e class of diseases Originate
Ing ina bHlary arrangements, tntssrd by
the Maiaria Or Aiasniatie Countries. =
We are enabled here 10 offer the community
remedy which, while il GufeP The above complaints
with ccrtaiuty, Is sill! perfectly harmless IN any
qAptity Such remedy Il invaluable in districts
where these ahl!eting disorders prevail. This
"CuHE" cxprls The nasInatt poison of FEVER
AND AarR fro,n the system, aud prevents the de-
rcl0pncnt Of the dlseasr If taken bn iht first APP
proach of prennuitory symptoms. 1t mt only
THO br.t remedy ever ,dt discuN erred for this rl;ss
Of canipl1ints, hut :iEo tle cheapest The large
quantity wc supply for dolb,r brings ii within the
reach of every body and in bilious Districts where
FEVER Avb AGuE prevails, every Eody Should
have it hnd use it freely both for cure and prnec-
ION. ASrcat superiority OF this rilitdy| b1f any
Jthcr ever 0iscurtrcd FIT tie spredy and certain
cure of lnternteits is that il contains tluninc
or mineral, cdhscqucntlyit produces quinis,n or
other injurious srcls ahsteyer upon tie cu,t>titl,-
ton. Those cured by 1t hic left AZ healthy ssif
they had never had the disease. ...'s
Fever and Agnc is moi alone The consequence OF
the nliaSlnatie poison. great thrittt Of disor-
dcrS arise from its irritation, a,nnrg Nhi,i are
Artaqt9a, Rts9Natistn, Gn'H,s HeaGS,s'r, Hli,pf-
ness, ffooIht<hr lEnJdrAc, t"t,,rh, .f$fFtidf'af-
pit1tion Pninfm .fBscfipn If the Sp1ta, 1jgStry-
r0ngen'eHt Of Tie Som0ch, all Of which, when
originating in this case put Oh the Intermittent
tgpe, or become perinacal.i This "GsnE" exprs
the poison from the blend and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is ali Invaluable protection TO
Immigrants and persons travelling nr temporarily
residing in tho nalarious districts. Iftakeu occa-
sionally or daily while exposed to the infection,
that will he excrrtc' from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity To rpcn into dis
ease. Hence it is even more valuable for protec-
Syer from Info
mittcnts il they avail themselves of the protection
this remedy affords. s., s'9..ai gh a. .re
Prepared by Dr. j. g. AVER g. CO., lowell, Eass.
SURE, Eckstein 4 CO., wholesale Agents Gin
,innati. ..' s.. .. ... .,. ...r.T..s...l..
John Mclean and John Beal, Caiiz; Thos
Hopkins MooreIrld, l.. J. Phippe Smyrna; I
Green, Freeport; Cannon & Bro, New Athens an
BY all dealers in Medicines; y l#' '"
Sept I2, ls63SlN faf8.E sJag
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24
S.at,,e Markets.

In the Allegheny Cattle Market last week,
beeves sold from to cents per n. Sheep
from So, ,25 to 1915 per 100 lbs; and Hogs
from to cents per Ii. gross. r, -,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24
Sad AccIaemt.

A sad accident occurred near Freeport 10
this county, on the 10Th inst James Leeper,
q sen Of Moses Leeper, Esq !. aged about 90
gears. was throEn from an OK cart, (the cart
gpsatting1 and killed instantly. How. true is
Tho sdmoiision, air the midst u life ws s.s in
death. .t. [ .-.-.......,.----. =.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24
ADDLEs AND HARNESS,
SAL UEL TIM " OeNs

N1OULD respectfully inform hisdid customers
I w aud the pubic generally, that he has on
hand large stock and general assortment Of Sad
dies Harness, sc, consisting ia part OF full-quii-
ted and plain si affair Quilted hood cover and plain
hHit.Spanisl and failbacks, quilted and plain seut-
ed, brase and wood horn dsmipeaks, plain md
quilted scat, low csntle English tro::ing saddles
'iso q variety OF les oi side saidles,' with
short and extended quilted knee springs, hoop and
hacA springs silver coloredy russet blu O. and black
anRneled leather qu let and plain plushed seats
tie has also on hand several ssts Of extra fine sill.
yer mounted carriage and buggy harness, etrong
yankee team arnsss. saddieba bags collars, halters
brides aud ndmartingalesot most every description.
Carriage, Buggy and Riding Whips Of the zines
quality; in tact most everything usually kept in
stdd Ter shop. He deems it unnecessary to puff
and blow or let off gass about tie material or
workmanship of his work. asit viii Recommend
ltse to those who are Judges or who use it.
lhanktal for the liberal patronage ho has hereto
t2e received he hopes bv strict attention 60 bnsi
n ,ss and selling good work al a reasonable. prcS.
% merit q continuance" OF the same Chop third
door North Of McFaddens store. Cadiz, Ohio :.
\. Feb IS, 6O-lyr b.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24

GTMrs. SARAH, wife of our friend Andrew
Devore. Of Acher township, was buried on last
Wednesday. Mrs. D.. was an excellent wo-
man, r-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24
The Pe0ple's a ckct.

On last Saturday, q large meeting assembled
in the Probate Judges ofii:e to put in nomina-
ton ticket to be supported a. the annual elec,
tion of officers for the Harrison County Agri-
cultural Society. John 0slevee, Esq. was call
ed to the chair and Smith Watson appointed
Secretary, when, on motion, the meeting pro-
ceeded to ballot for candidates, which resulted
IN the election Of the following ticket:
Ephraim Clark. ~
Vice Pres Chas. j. Fox. u3 rE
Secretar y--J ohm Robinson. ar.E =
9,easmer--G B. Barrett. " .a "F
Directors--Jehn Singer ssg n ga-a.--
aa as,-- Samuel Slemmons,
m .i De- Samuel lIerron, t
s I'd. a Eli Peacock, sts ai a.ru-. ln.
. John tlaveitfed. f "s-.
The above excellent ticket was regularly
nominated by the people; it is not seif-consh-
tilted ticket; it was put in nomination blythe
largest meeting that ever assembled IN this
place for similar purpose; it Is composed o
good inen, who If elected, will do justice by
the Societ- and the Press--hy all concerned; i
is opposed oi men who are in no way mixed up
in the "irrepressible conflict that has been go.
ing on between the old Board and the Press -
There is not d niad on it who is pledged to "a
vor the Press in any Particular. But, we be
iicve they will deal Justly by the Press and the
! Society, and ths' is all We desire. Und'r ex-
isting circumstances. what is the duty OF such
as have at heart The future welfare Of the Har
rison County Agricultural Society? Will tn
te election Of the old Board be he means Of re.
oring harmony? Or wou.d itbe better TO dis
pehse with their seryces2 These are Questions
worthy the consideration otevery member o
the Society. Answer them through the ballo
box, on nrxt Friday. = Republican. s....ye
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-24

or Remember than the Presidential Election
win be held on Tuesday, the 9th day of No
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