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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26
A Few thonghts for Northern Men
olsH aagE ar OrAItPaTIies.n Et


Our friend OF the Newark Advocate, express
es cur sentiments in better language than we
could, when he says:-The time has arrived
when the people Of the North are TO decide
whethe- they win give up the Union or drop
their defamation and warfare on the habits,
practice rights, and institutions of the South.
All rightsminded persons are becoming convinc-
ed that one or the other must bs.abaRdoned.
gnless sensible men of all parties cometo q
common agreement that they viii mind their
own BUSINESS" and to discountenauce and con-
denim northern me idling with slavery. and to
leave each section Of the Union to discuss and
dispose Gifts peculiar eyisin its own way, there
can be no permanent peace. A truce may be
patched up, but the Union cannot be kept per-
manently together without the North ceases IFS
incessant meddling with the "sinsp ofthe South
Tor which tif,hey be sns,) they alone are re
sponsible. We, in the Free States, il we would
but calmly look around us, may find an abund.
ance Of home evils to occupy, our best and most
constant effurts. When white men and white
women at the North cease to be oppressed and
wrCnged; when the usurer and extortioner at
our own doors have no longer an existence;
when letchery at the North no longer strutsin
broadcloth, purple and fine linen; when the
poor and the naked in our midst are the objects
Of sne-terh part of the everish and sympathet-
ic thought and action we bsstow on the well
fed, we'll clothed and we'll housed slaves of the
South, then we may, with less absurdity, start
off on a crusade against the South under the
Pharisaical delusion that we are free from fault
and "holier than thou" We say to our fellow
citizens ofall parties, let us pause and ask our
sell YES whether the North isso free from wrong,
wietshedness, outrage and crime, that we must
force our philanthropy and benevolence on the
South, even at the peril the Union. I...l |
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26
How 10 settle the Present Di6slcul-
ties. h ~. -.-----

Republican Zone had voted for Lncoln)
remarked to US the other day, that he had found
out plan to settle the present difficulties be-
tween the North and the South AS his party
had brought them on, we naturally enquired
what the plan was. His reply was 1st. Let
every stakeholder feed and clothe his negroes
we'll. End. Repeal all personal liberty bills,
and all other laws which were Intended to bring
trouble between the two sections Of the coun
try. Srd. Transfer every free negro out of the
country, either to Liberia or some other colony
4th. Let the people Of each State and Territory
regulate their domestic institutions in their
own, way, without interference or intervention
from any quarter. 5th. Lynch every man who
breaches, teaches or advocates aboltionism
We told our friend that we might agree
to his first four propositions, but to the
9th or last one, that would be pretty
hard dose. He asked u.s. if we were not an ad.
vocate of the Wing and Democratic platforms
of 1852. eachofwhich agreedto resist all agita-
tion Of the slavery question either in or out Of
Congress. We told him we were. His reply
was, to be supporter Of those platforms, no
man could preach, teach or advocate abolition
ism. astt lfu9s iHHHa9 F'F 81 fs2t'FF.# ss'8
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26
where Treason Rernn.

We just nov, says, the New Albany Ledger,
hear good deal from the Republican journals
and orators about Southern treason" and
"Southern traitors" Let as see who have set
he first example Of treason. Let us See who
have been committing treason all along back.
Let US see if there be not Northern treason and
Northern traitors as well as Southern. In this
regard we take Mr.. Webster for authority.-
In bis speech at Buffalo, May %. 1851 he said.
IAN judicial opinions are in favor Of this
fugitive Slase] Law. And yet this Iawis op.
posed but not bybringing the question into court.
These lovers OF human liberty-ihese friends OF
the slave, the fugitive slave, do not put their
hands in their pockess and draw funds to pay
lawsuits and try the question. They are not
much in that habit. That is not the way in
which they show their devotion to liberty OF
any kind. But they meet and pass resolutionsF
the resolve that the Law IS oppressive unjust,
and should not be executed at any rate, or un-
der uny circumstances. 1t has been sad in the
States of New York, Massachusetts and Ohio
over and over again. that the law shall not be
executed. This was the language OF conven
tions in Worcester, Mass, in Syracuse. n. Y,
and elsewhere. And for this they pledged
their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred hon.
or! Now gentlemen, these proceediegs-I say
1t upon my professional Honorable distinctly
treasonable. Resolution passed in Ohio, GER
tain resolutions in New York, and in Conven-
tions held in Boston, are distinctly reasonable
And the act OF taking away Shadrach from the
public authorities in Boston aud sending him
OF was an act of clear treason. I speak this in
the bearing Of men who are lawyers; speak it
out u the country; say ii everywhere on my
professional reputation, it was treason and
nothing else. % sE E-vbE-H
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26
Concert.

The Concert given by the Cadiz Philha mo-
mic Musical Society in the Baptist Church, On
last Tuesday evening, under the direction Of
Prof j. Borland, was complete success X .
Prof. B. is now engaged in two schools in
Cadiz, where he is teaching. Congregational Sing
ing. One school is in the 0. 5. P. Church, and
the other in the U. P Church. We UNDER
stand they are large and we'll attended,. 7Aaef
Prof. B. has been engaged in teaching music
in the Westminster College, Lawrence County,
Pa, for the last five years, which is sure guar
anty that he is master of his profession. rsF
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26

| The Cleveland Democrat pays ths bll,wins
j'Rslys mefiIeti compliment 70 the disiins sdishsd
gen lemsn, whose name stands above.-, qa
Col, Geo w McCoekswho' has been in our
cly Tor The past ten days in attendance on tip
Cmted Siales Court in the ,ral Of Jas. e.. Bail
and as counsel Tor defendant, lefl Jesis,day eve
ming tor his home IN Ste .benvilie. Ii h no
false praise TO say Of Col. McCuok that as a
high toned gentlemen a, lawyer ol rare ability,
and man ol the finest social qualities 3. he
stands the acknowledged favorlte oi all who Are
acquainted with hnnas We shall always hail
h's. presence among aswi,h cordial feelings Of
welcome, 4g .'8.,, ~. s' - - =
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26
Santa CIuas has Come,

And taken up his abode in Cadz, during the
Holidays at his regular stand, s. Ferguson's,
where he has large and complete assortment
oi every thing that the @little folks" want.
Parents call IN, get for your little fellows some.
thing to please them. The greatest pleasure
we ever enjoyed was to buy Holiday presents
Tor tie Slowed one" at home. l.s.,..r "a /.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26
SADDLES AND HARNESS.
i >,s...>s-esr@


WOULD respectfully Inform hisold customers
w, and the public. generally iba, he has Of,
and large stock and general assortment OF Sad
oies, Harness, &c, consisting in part bt sfuIl-aut.
led and PLAIN Skaters quilted hood cover nutntat
na't,spanlsh and iallbncks quilted and piaiu aeat.
ed. brass and wood horn demipeaks, plain rfids
quilted seal, low eantie English trettlhg saadl~.
also o. variety of styles OF side saddles v1i,+r
short and extended quilted knee springs, hoopand
oack springs silver coIore ed rasset bud AMI elk
seinameted leather gu ltet and plain plashed seSts
tie has also onhand several sets Of extra fine eli.
YER mounted carriage and buggy harneas sf,anr
YANKEE team harness, saddle bags coIlars, hs ors'
ofldses and martingates Of most every dsscFinr3M
Carriage, Bnggy and Riding Whips of2the 6neW
quailtyil IN tact most everything usually kepn5H.s
sed9ier shop He deems it unnecessary 10 r,,sT
n1 anu ploW or ls: of gass about tha material oT
aasnip of his work. as ii will recon ,fe.i
..Si to those whonare Judges or who use il LIT
lhanktal for the liberal patronage he has l,eresos8
tore received, he hopes by strict ttentioli 10 btp
mss and selling good work at reason sole price
TO merit continuance OF the same. sllap tA;f1s
door North Of MeF Fadden's store, Cadiz, Ohio,
Feb Is, l860-Iprsar as s..sstts.sss#f ID el$e7A
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.Joh Pr Dting.

We wish to say to the friends and patrons o
the Sentinel Office, that we have just received !
large variety Of fancy Job Type from the vel
known foundry OIL. johnson & Co., Philadel'
phia, and that we are prepared TO do as fancJ
and neat printing-from o Visiting Gard 10 !
Mammoth Poster--as any Office in the country
Our prices will be very moderate. When yor
want any thing done in the Job Printing line
remember that the Sentinel office is the place
to get it. 1870 s-. ..4 f..i .f. Il g"r"r
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26
eadiz Rail Road Trme Table.

The Cars leave and arrive at Cadiz every day
except Sunday, as toilows:- o. -.I
Leave at Goo a. M. $50 A. NJ and $50 r. NJ
Arrive al sos A. Nj. tl-i5 A M and SOS P. M
The GOO A, M, and 5-90P. NJ. thains make con.
neetions at the Junction with trains going West.
The $50 and $50 M. trains make connec-
tions al the Junction with trains going East.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26

or Those Fine ON PAINrINes at Hanna's
Book Store, that he is selling. SO cheap will
make nice Christmas or New Years present
for your wife to ornament your parlor, and
make your home cheerful FsaaG sa4Na sgE ,t saa
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26

GrRemember thai Friday, January 4, 1851,
is the day recommended by the President as
day of Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer. We
trust that it viii be observed Read the He.
commendation in to-day's Sentinel. ..s f..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26

0rM. Johnson, Esq, u. S. Marshall Tor. the
Northern District of Ohio, has entered suit a.
gainst that common dehmer of his superiors
j. w. Gray, Of the Cleveland Plaindea'er, for
SANDER. a'''4 &- .'... .''
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No PaDer

Will be issued from this Office next week
The next number of the paper will be dated
January 9, 1861. ...-...
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26

-The space occupd with the excellent
sermon of Rev. John Chambers. could not be
used for a better purpose. Read it. r'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26
Blood Purifier and Blood asPin,
DIR. ROBACKss uss
SCANDINAVIAN REMEDfEe

/ ~ d~N LII " n IAN hGlN Ell4ES.
When Dr. Rehsck, th- celahrstsd Swedish rhv.
ician, ntrodrced rs Biocd Purifier ana Blod PHI.
in the Unied Siaiss. De Sc; corth iaria,n isnousgs
heir eu-S tive pfopertieL Tn,s vas vearz sVo ?
Tho task OF reremmendlPr item has sincc-beep
IakFu ont NJ his hsrdn Fnlisi;lsrss ,,,.s ,,I
character tSr saund judemenf and sTiIososIv o;sss
ts"ir osini0ns weight IN the com ruYftv O.,
observe reflect. and make "AssHtarfes sy,-a
hatore they deei3e--aYs eVefvwhete hrtrnvtrr snd
urging the nse nf these vyaDderfnj :, ~ s.
Ali WIN conhde in the wislo1i ard honesty IL th,s
iciass, Of ,rbn chose 10 investigate for he,nsalyr,
ere no. ofope mind on this Important snhiect
Dr. R"basK invites The attention Of tbs sIss., 10
the .-as = r 'fta.. - ~.
ORIGINAL LETTERS f
rom members Of tie Medical ProfAssioe F,ii..-,
Of public iourtsIs wei m wn fTersby;,,s ,,J ~.
rneTs. and Ladies Of the nfgnest rsevactgti tiv giv
/ remedies, OF which curcR they 'ismssfyes ,~s-s
! EYE WITNESSES,
| These rurties ma ba eoneufted ne,so,,,,, o.h-
r'oss who have uuy dogh, upon the rutisr, 'rbs
evidence In tie posse ssioD Of Dr. Rdback, vhrbi.
| following -. ...zs5. sss-.,V '''0
Th't The Blood Purifier and Blood Piils ha re been
CONTAIN NO M1VERvL,
''' 'D'' '''s "'S pYsP 1SfF EpsiSs E%iTs's' cdTpsrHt
with unerrinc certainty anI In avery sho,, ,ir,o.
hst after a'i other medicines have proved ussIasi
/
LIVER CDMPBArqTs. rlsatag
and rest ore the health and s,rsr,,h ot H. .sA-
/ That u. ..l SS Ss'eeis'
! SICK FEMALES fsi u6e
who have I,nvgisbed To- 80. - I. ,,.t.,.
ness and despofdercv y;,, psss
ity under their invigoraifna 6ncr,t;an
SEXUAL disnliIi,; 40 !, rs II a WI hhsIAl
gently stm6iatinr pronerties That aga
StIATTERED co Va rIrIf ri tiSSs sstei'
however thew NAV ha ye hmm NJ ~ vi,t
ed that ther Direct 4 ~ ls npss
rendsr il eni6yatle Thai , NJ .ie sad
the poison ol dis6sse in tbs bt1o6 ,a, upon
CAUSE SOON To as -&ss7sasa
and discharge from the system every ,ainf nfscr6
nia' neither M heraditnry or Otherwise THAI thsy8
RECRUIT fHF. bEBIEfT tTETJ. sss-ssf
and thnt there is no disease of the stomach ana
bo~els, the liver, the nervous system ,,ssbin.
glands or muscles; arising from siapsritiss or
OBS lfucuons OF the blood or ssctsiaas Il, pgisies
lney d9 not give prompt relief andsaif ndn,inisi
ered belote tAe very ,itade o life hps tsf n Inyn
oe6,l ehectaPainIess and pc: feet tcdre -.
Z, 8e earsWmind thai the SSeahdieavIar Veg sfafyfe
l9oo lis are endorsed rf rirpty.
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26

GJ-Tc those Of our patrons who have re
membercd us duringthe past month, we return
onr thanks. We want 10 be under, Obligations
to all Of our patrons. rgfal
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26

0JThe Republican papers publish with a
great d.al Of satisfaction the opinions and prais
es, of the the British press in relation to the
election OF Lincoln. -.... ,o,,4i
"Birds of a feather, y sc, 'r' laf tu..Hraasa.s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26

HAilg0re COrnNr.

Samuel George, Jr. has purchased the Kill
gore Corner, Immediately opposite his present
place o ofbusiness, which he intends to fit up for
grocery. The improvements he intends to
make, will make the old kilgsre Corner one of
the finest, and most convenient business hous
es in Cadz. He intends to remove his groce
ry there the first Of April. 3 s.s. a.. q
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26

OETLet none Of our readers fail to read the
able opinion OF that distinguished jurist, Hon.
J. s. Black, late Attorney General Of the U. s.
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Nnw.Yenrs Address.

Our Carrier will wait upon his patrons on
next Tuesday morning, January l, 1881, with
a neatly printed New Years Address. He
is solicitOus that they should be prepared to re
ceive him.
Merchants or others wishing Cards inserted
in his New Years Address, will please hand
them in by tomorrow Thursday morning.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26
GeeDNEws FOR THE LADTE.

A NY LA DY who VIII send her add ess ia Mrs
IA +. Cr, eyer; baltimore, Nd, with a nent
poS'ngs s'snfp shcloseoi VIII receive by return
Woman know thyssli, and be happy.