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the Sentinel office, that we have just received q
large variety Of tancy JOB, Type from the well
known foundry OF 1, Johnson q Co, Philadel.
phia, and that We are prepared to do as fancy
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IsIT PROPER TO PREACH ABoLrrIoNtsM?---
Let those who think so, read and study care
fully and prayerfhlly, lst Timothy, 6-1, 2, s,
and 81 These passages Of Scripture will con.
vince all unpredgudicsd minds, that to preach
or teach the doctrines of abolitioaism is to do
that which is contrary to the word OF God,
whether done on Thank giving or any other
day. ,..r... ..r
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Special Aptiees,
Home Testimony.

BUcYRus, August 10. 1859.
DR.. G. w. Robaek-Sir: feel anxious to
tell to the World the wonderful benefit have
receiyed from the Scandinavian Blood Purifier
and Pills. have been troubled with Dyspep-
sia for shout 30 years, in that time have suf-
Tered enough to kin ten men. have employed
all the doctors in this part Of the country, but
they were OF no use to me. have used almost
everything in the line OF Patent Medicines. but
all for no good, until got some OF your medi-
cines Of your Agents Messrs. Fulbon & Clark,
since which ieeel like ew man. God bless
you--may they always do as much good as
they have done me G. w. T1DLER.
See advertisement. .,.....- II. 49,.
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New Stock for the Fall and Win
raHtER ter Trade. sa,I tfs


1s',Fa ter Trade. j tfs eaF
Large Supply Of. Staple and Domestic Dry Goods,
-. = Jewelry, &C., &c. al l0 ~ ~ :
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ROBERT CoCHRA IAN,
FOURTH STREET, sTEuBERvILLE,
HAS Just received direct from the East
IL magnificent stock Of Notions.
i, magnificent stock of Staple Gsods.
A magnificent stock of Domestic Dry Goods
magnificent assortment OF Gold & Silver Watch.
es. A magnificent stock Of Jewelry!
Broad Cloths, Satinetts, Jeans, Tweeds, sc, a
large assortment, remarkably chenp. Cloths for
Cloaks, new Styles. Ready-mnde Cloaks for la.
dies, all late styles A splendid stock OF Ladies'
Dress Goods, selected with great regard to taste -
His stock Of Notions 10 unusually large and en-
ceedingly desEable. A superior stock of Shirts,
Cndershirts, Hosiery, and big stock Of Gloves.
Ribbons &c. Stuart's Waxed Thread and Spool
Cotton, "a large supply cheap HE keeps on hand
o large assol I'm, nj OF Ladies Skirts Also ftioid
and, Silver Watches, Watch Guards, &c. Goods
aod siiher Wholesale retai at Pittsburgh prices
carriage off. Great Inducements offered 10 the
trade, for cash or approved credit. Every reason.
able satisfaction given, and goods sold Of city pr
css. ,atost'sH
IS ets5a g,g sqse 81 RoBT. COCHRAN
Oct. ,, '6o.ly Fourth street, SteubonviIlo.
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IMPORTANT TO FEM ALES

e. G In - L. G PllI@ i.
Prepared by Cornelius L Cl.eeseman, M. D.
New York City The heulth and life of woman
is continually in peril If abe is mad enoughto neg
lect or inatreat those sexual irregularities which
two. thirds of her sex are more or less subject
DR.. CHEESEM ANS PILLS, prepared from the
same formula which the inventor, Cornelius l.
Cheeseman, M. D., Of New York, has for twenty
years used successfully in an extended private
practice-immediate relieve, without pain, all dis
turbances Of the periodical discharge, whether ari
sing from relaxation or suppression They act
like charm ia removing the pains that accompa-
ny difficult or iinnloderate mensuuation, and are
the only sa te and reliable remedy for Flushes Sick
Headache, Pains in the Loins Back and Sides,
Pa lpiaiion of the Heart Nervous TTemors, Hys.
erics, Spasms, Broken sleep and other unpleasant
and dangerous effects OF an unnatural condition oil
the sexual functions In the worst cases OF Fuor
Abus or Whites. they effect speedy cure. H
To Wives and Matrons DIR. Gheescn ans Pills
are offered us the only safe means of renewing in.
terrupted menstr. alton, but ladies must bear in
mind that on that very account, if taken when the
interruption arises from natural causes, they will
inevitably prevent the expected events, This eau
ton is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY, for such is
the tendency OF the Pills to restore the original
functions Of the sexual organization, that they in
svitably arrest the process of gestation.@
Explicit directions, steting when and when they
should not be used, with each box-the price One
Dollar each Box, containing from 40 to 80 pills
Available Pamphlet, to be had free of the A.
gents. Pills sent by mail promptly, by enclosing
price to General Agent. Sold by Druggists gener.
ally sos f,.7aamH5sF n I-gH
r. B. HUTCHINGS e
General Agent Tor the United States& Canada.
20 Cedar-St., New. ork,
Sold by Mclean e. Sharp, Cadiz, Ohio. y
NOV. 2S. 60-ly :.
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Wall Paper Wall Paper!

THE subscriber takes pleasure in calling the at.
i tention OF the public to his large and well se,
lected stock OF WallPapers Just receiving for tht
20,0o0 pieces with 400 difieren, patterns ranging
in price from 6kcsIts to Si,0u per piece, togsfhei
with every variety ct Borders, Window Curtains
Decorations tor Eannel Work, &C., &c.
He hue alsu ON hand complete assortment 81
School, Historical, Medical, Religious ind Miscei.
laneeus Books, Stationery, blank Books, DC, &C.,
which will be sold Wholesale and retail aschear
as they can be had West Of the Mountains, Give
me eall, 4 4 WGE% s@ J. M.sLAYTON.
March9.t59. ..-5.4 t,,I--5-
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0r"Lncoln money" or the notes of sus.
pended banks, is all the currency thatgwe have
circulating among us. Republican State Treas
ur Stone tells US that that kind of Uincoln)
money wont do TO pay taxes with. This is on
ly one Of the evils Of electipg republican Pres
jdent. " sA ~ -'-
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Concert.

We are requested to announce that Prof.
18th inst, in one of the churches. w .ls
The performance will consist principally Of
sacred music. n"Ha sa rE f' a
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aG1TThe Congressional proceedings will give
our readers some idea of the excitement in the
South; and those who wish to learn more Of
the cause OF this excitement, are referred to an
Express, Bcll and Everett paper. .F
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UTWe have been very unwell during the
past week, and confined TO our room most o.
the time. Hence could not devote much atten-
tion toour paper. 1 aaa at7 tg-
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.cadIz, Rail Road Time Table.

Z The Cars leuve aud arrive at CadIE every day,
except Sunday, as ioIlows:-- asf1s7 ~ 7ri7r7
% Leave 1890 A. NJ. $50 A. NJ and $50 P. M
Arrive at sos A, M. Has A N, and sos P. NJ.
The 600 Al NJ. and $40 p. M ihans make con-
.nections ut the Junction with trains going West
The $50 and, 5-3O ?. M girains make conRee-
toBs al the Jsnciion with trains going East.sl ~
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0~y-Our Congressional proceedings in this
weeks paper will be found to be very interest
ing. This win be an exciting Congress, and
we intend to publish full synopsis OF their
proceedings. ,...---... - s-.el-K L-L--r. r.r-r--
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Crit is estimated that at least $4,000 peo-
pie have been thrown out of employment since
Lipcoln's election. "a q EH NH N p
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Hanna has . good assortment Of Diarys
for 1861, cheaper than ever. HsHo ,9 "
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~ ~" no II eachers.
EXA WIN ATOMS will he held ns follows
commencing at 10 o'clock of the day mentioned
and continuing one day and half: ts a.E
At New Athens, January 25, 1861.
At New Market. February %, 1861. l... a9t
At Hopedale, March 90, 1861 IN .af.els 1a.
The Examination at Hopedale will be held in
the Normal School building, and at the other pa.
cey, through the courtesy Of School Officers, in the
Publie-school buildings. ato ,aa aef.g III. 5tT'
,ygga By Orie- Of the Bor.d, sf|
a} ,ssS .arf...9 rfs ~ M B ADAMS. Clerk,
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& Id T Ell N G.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
To be oflhe best auality.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES
GEORGE g. WILSON'S.

WE have on hand and are now receiving from
w the South and East, the largest Stock OF
Groceries ever brought TO Cadz, to which we wish
tn call the attention OF Retailers and others wis.
ing to purchase for their own consumption. We
are de- ermined to sell as low il not lower than
either Steubenviile or Wheeling prices. Our stock
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P URIFY THE BLOOU1
MOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
''. N'- AND -
hOcsaia: BitscaS.

| r
! THE high and envied celebrity which these bse .
| L eminent Medicines have acquired for their
iinVariable efficacy IN all the diseases which they
profess TO cure has rendered the usual practjce of
Puftag not only unnecessary but unworthy of
them, They are known by their fruits; their good
works testify Tor them and they thrive not by the
faith of the credulous.
IN ALLCAsES
| OF Asthma, Acute and chronic rheumdt,sm, AFsc.
tons OF the Bladder and Kidneys
n Bilious Fevers and Liver comp laints
In the South and Vest where these diseases tr q
vail, they will be found invaluable. Planters, iass
mers and others, who onee use these niadleit,aa
will never afterwards he without them sSS3 ~
Bilious collie and Seroes Loaseness, Biiss, Cos.
tiveness Colds and Coughs, Choiic 7fae37F s5FF
/ CoNSUMPTI 3N--ussd, witt, great success In
this disease, . gm1aa az ea ga88afs tEsR
. D- CORRUPT HUMoRs; DRoPsY. q aaaa
DYSPEPSlA--Nc person with this distressing
disease should delay using these medicines it1rno.
diately.
Eruptions of the Skin,
ErysipeIas and Flatulency
FEW Err AND kGUE--For this scourge of the
Western country these medicines will bs fou,,d
safe, speedy and certain remedy. Other medicines
leave the sI stem subject to return otahe disease
"a cure by th ,se medicines is permanent { Tfy
them. be satisfied and be cured. 81 ylsA 1aas g9 =
b Foulness OF complexion, gsla sa e1 Na kE4
faasi lail7s ygs@y- . General Debility e 3 Nla
Gonl, aGiddiness, Gravel, Headaches OF every
kind, Inward Fever, lnfammatory Rheauiatfsrlt,
impure Blood, Jaundice, loss Of appetfsSa 'saP
~ aa Liver Complaints, sessi 81 &AlfbG ha8 ~
20 aat as.ae Leprosy, Locsensss, a9slas's 81
.nll .al ia 5itIh3as sNietcuriar Disesses.s
Never fails to eradicate entirely all the ai etssf
Mercury Infinitely sooner than the trnost powerful
preparation OF Sarsapara.s
Night Sweats, Nervous Debility, Nervous com.
plants Of all kinds, organic aectiaass papitssson
OF he heart Painters eeIic n ~ ~
The original ptcysistor Sof these ,aeais;yas s,.s
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H AT -. C.AP5y
"A n D..
LADIES' FANCY FURSI


II HAVE Just returned from tho East with Il
l. much larger stock Of goods in my line / han
has ever before been offered in this city NV as
sortment embraces all the newest styles of :
Silk Hats, different qualities; -s 'u7.-a
Cashmere Hats, black and white
Men and Boys soft iiots; $50"
rra. ~ Men and Boys Caps, great variety
Chidrens Fancy Hats and Caps. -.
have also large and complete assortment o
Ladies' Fnrs--ditferent coofs and gu nlities--
CUFFS, M UFFS, &c, and can make il to the nd.
vantage Of the public 10 make tier purchases of
me. t-..4 E3s4tt&a& Fi@sa @sNE a.r rEIa
Please call and examine that is all | ask. SET
the Goods and the prices. rave a so years ex-
perience and attention to The business, besides
being practical Halter and Furrer- cd anita ges
over most otbeIs in purchasing such goods and
will sell at very
small Advance orr Cost.
4srl will Wholesale at Pittsburgh prices, or
perhaps lower, Merchants will find il to heir ad.
vantage TO call and see my stock. Call OF nv old
stand, Fourth street, near Market, SteubenvilIe.
.s j. q. DAVIDSON.
1rl will pay the highest prces in CASH, the
coming season, for the skins of the Mink Rae
coon, Opossum, Ma k Rat Red Fox, Grey Fox,
and such kinds Id qualities as usually purchase
RrAn assortment ON hands, Of HATS OF my
own manufacture. JG,D.
Steubenvilie, Nov Z, ls6o-ly
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65-There has been no material change in
the markets. IT0EE II + MI
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The Great Female PHI. /

~ sale and retail, icr Dr, Whea,lngs ccIahrated
Female PiIt Wy A+s@ VIE - -.
These Pills are truly ysluebis for, Ladies' Tor
they viii restore the monthly conrses where thew
may stop from any cause whatever, II keys rlsyer
have failed In any case where The directions around
The boz containing the Pills have been strictly
followed; indeed there has no case Of failase ever
cnu,e to oar kpowle ige. BEING purely vegetable.
they are perfectly safe, Single boxes nlailed y,
order, posi- pais upon tr recsipt y one dollar ~
-. MA. .ss,st g,s,{, M. Bsltmiofe, Nj, /,
6-A liberal discount to druggists, saJsala;ss
1uIy 4, TS60-ly ssts.-re sg1 sl a.sss l,ss.t
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sT0J-Hanna has just received nice lot Of
Bibles, fine Albums, GIFT Books, Juvenile and
Toy Books. Parlor Games, &C., especially for
the Holidays, all OF which he sells cheap No
thing makes a better present for Christmas
than nice book, He also has $ fine assort-
nent Of Portemoniesp and Jewelry; in fact II
you want to buy q New Years or Christmas
Gilt, Hanna's is the place TO get it.
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Mr. LincOin's Record ON tiae Sia.
''gy" very Question. ~. ss,, ,r.5


Mr. Linc0ln's Ess cord ON ti.e Sia-
''g"t TF' very RuestiOm. r,. Wan, mr,5
A despatch from Springfield, (Ill.) dated Sat-
urday, says: '''' 'a' - ''1 '''' ETl tsl Is, NJ M,
u Mr.. Lincoln remarked to-day to visitor, in
regard 10 an expected public definition Of his
policy in advance Of his inaugural, as ollows
"aDaa iag dle last s1 years baue placed my views
,onsaH pubic questions so fully and Frequently on
record, that all those desiring can learn them 6y
simply referring 10 them. " my past assertions
ottain no credit present ones wiR be treated no
BETTER. s,,,-s' M 1870 ~ ..f.s,t tsss re-t
MESLincoin is right here. A mans past
history makes his cIayacter,-and by that past,
therefore, he is to be judged, land not by his
professions, as to the future. With this dec.
laration from Springfield, then--iu the present
excited State Of the country, it becomes a mat
ter of the first Importance to ascertain exact
ly what Mr.. Lincoln's views on the slavery
question really are, in order that we may Judge
how far the apprehensions or the South are JUS
tifed.sa We quote them: Nl,99 'ta4 =
,,s[Ftoat Hoveles Life Of Lincoln, page 279.
Is''whst j do say say is that no man Is good
enough 10 govern another mar, ,,nitbo,a he oilers
consent Isay this IL the leading principle, the
STREET ANCHOR Qf Ameiean Repableasisss.
Our Declaration Of Independence says:e
'.ft'yWs hold these truths TO be seleevident, -
that OIL men are created eqaai: that they are en-
dowed BY their creator with certain inalienable
rights; that smong these are life, LIBERTY,
and tho pursuit OF happiness. 1'hatyto secure
these rights governments are Instituted amongst
rnsu, DEfsrviEG THEIR Just PowEB Fnox THE
CoSsESr,oFs TItE oovERSED.'
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THE PULASKI TINES z
n slaAWtakINSYIKsEzEs IN ss.f. w.

OF Thureday v, March %, 1859, ,isays.s Rfas ,
FINE HONEY .r.DR. II q Smith, fins, county
presents as with hcantitai sftiSte efhcisy sQaal
D was nianuiacsnred ny Mfs SnIth, aecos dis.r q,
q diaectiona gwen in nrecefpt which IND p,irch
ased OF Dr. p Greagef; Baltimore nd, Anv-
person can get thus pseeipt ior mating houeg. aud
be indepenAsnt ot The hone9 bee by writing "a l,
Creager, No sSss Wem Bslilmbfs stfsst, Baltimorr
M enclosing 50 scentg.ha se agaf's 6fsSM sAh
.--EA-S4S~@ = la .xAlgL N
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
@1TsR ~ " FgT0

AWAY from the subscriber. living in franklin
township Harrison county. Ohio, three thee year
old Cattle--t~ Steers and one Heifer The heif-
er and one steer roam, and the other steer red and
white spotted. Any person giving information SO
thatl can get them, shul be liberolly rewarded
.a1.@ r't so y" '' AMOS H. cox
Dec. 10, f660-3t &1 stt3 10 t9.Is s-E@ =
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prices
before 'lirciia.ing eisswhere-n sd doing, he feels
confident that he will merit a. large share OF pub
lie patranaee 1e Keeps no Watches but what are
selected with great care, and cotissdtenily, all
watches sold are warranted time Keepers or no sale
Fine Gold Hunting English Levers. fni ~
,jewsled, from ;;.:..,;.........., SIS tosioo
:, iewsled,, from s5 to s.
Fine Gold open faced Levers and lie.
pines, rom. ............. 20 TO 35
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers, ,--
:, full jeweleds rom. ..;,:.... -. IS to 30
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers, h. .-.@
seven jewels, from. 81 to
jewels, ftom.. =. 49,. IL TO lS
Silver open aced Levers and Lepines 6 TO l2
Carving Finger Rings, Breast Pins
Lg ,,5. in great variety OF styles and pfices. a
L adieS Gold Chains asad LOcixefs
ra Gold Vest aRad Fob Ch aims.
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q NRESt trsgrpst Tsss, "a lthAis,esriwper,stio tiour
3 sefS S&. ~ MeF xVrENs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.

=. ~ E<sev Of The NJ Y Tyibvns.
SIR: A you have opened your columns TO all and
every one wbo wishes 10 express opinion az TO who
should be nominated at the Chicago Convention rs the
Republican candidate for President propose to make
a few suggestions upon, at thi, tmo this important
subject.
The Republican party have 30 large number OF
members fully qualified and able to fill the Presidential
chair that il tina, was the only question TO be settled
much confusion might occur by the equal claims OF
many valuable men. The great Question now 70 DO
sssed is Who ia able 10 stand before the people ana
receive their suffrages 10 extent sufficient 10 DO
elected Who is that man Although am not pol
itiean, and never held an Office and am moro than ~
years old, have opinion that 10 me books clear.
VIM. III. Seward is preeuineuiy qualified, think.
II Mr.. Seward Ia nominated, you bring into active
exerton vast number Of powerful men warmly az
tsched TO Gov. Seward and 10 the Republican partyj
bat you drop him you cool the srdor Of such men ~
TIE Republican party have relied upon and who have
built Il M. No man has half 40 many true
ard warm hearted friends in this country.
MANY of the men named have many warm sectional,
and some of them many national friends, none OF
whom will be ashamed " vote for Gov. Seward. Bot
says one be Is TOO radical, and the Democrats aud
straight Wings don't like hin. Now, 70 my mind this
q the strongest reason why he should be nominated
and elected for no man can be elected In opposition 10
the soealled Democratic party unless DO Presenn 10
the country powers sufficient 10 roll back the hood OF
arrogance and corruption in which our National Gov-
srpnsnt u overwhelmed. 1t must be thai many OF tes
Aoasst and thinking men in the demore"se@ Demo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05
SALMON 2. CHASE.

To ne Editor Of Tas ~ Y. Tribgae
SIR: 1t ia an old saying Of politicians that evory
election is the moat important. That argument when
nothing better is at stake than the spos is poor
one but would ask tho reader carefully to consider,
is there not more much more. than the spoDs at stake
in the coming Presidential Election Are not the
foundation principles Of this nation-bspszed by the
blood of the od Revolutionary sircs-by bardships the
most terrible during long years for the purpose
of securing 10 their defendants the great blessings OF
Iberty-st stake Our fathers deplored the existence
of Slavery in land and they supposed they laid the
OK At it's root, by securing all the territory then be-
kngirg TO our country TO Freedom, and by abolshng
the African slavetrade after the year 1903. Bot new
lights have sprupg up, claiming that Congress has no
power ogainst Slavery in the Terrsores-that the
Constitution of the United States protects il there as
property. What a monitrous proposition According
TO such reasoning Territories are 10 be filled up
with black slaves, shutting out our white laboring
population. ask is il not time, under such circum-
stances 10 forget the spoils and with single eye 70
the great interests OF our common country LOOK over
the field carefully and zee who is ne man 10 be our
standard-bearer at this critical moment.
Before naming any one, let Inc here make sugges-
ton. representative man should be sescted, one
that needs backing that Ia read OF all men oil
every party known to DO sound IN the faith OF Inc
fahers and that has shown bis hand oy MS scls' we
certainly do not want the Republican party TO share
the ,ame fate % the Wing party. We do not want
Tyltrized.
Now, then, a word with regard TO csndidatss
William Ii. Seward Is representative man, an aol9
statesman and one of whom New-York may we'll feel
proud; whom she has sustained, and will continue TO
sustain The next question s what are the chances Tor
his election I think all who know him Will admit
that he has large number Of warm friends ana many
bitter enemies. The old Silver.Gny Wings will OPP
pose him with all the venom imaginable; and their In
husnce in this State Connecticut NewJersey, Indiana
Illinois, and fear Pennsylvania will DO sufficient 70
turn the scale against him. II my conclusions are even
nearly correct Il would be folly 70 nominate him, much
81 we admire him, and mu n We would love 70 see
him Presidelt. Another objection 70 nominating MN,