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Dr wortH1l an,
"H CHEMICOPATHIC
PH Y SICIAN N "


FE day, October IL, 1860.
nR. WORKMAN claims to be a regularly ed.
~ ucated Physician, and does not wish to be
yet ow among those lliterate Quacks who have
infested the country from time to time DR.. w.
wishes II also known that he expects to visit Cad
IL for some time to come. and trusts by close at
tentiGD to business and an honorable dealing. to
merit share of patronage in chronic diseases
which he his made his study and treatment for
years. A large number OF cuses can be produced
in this county who have been cured by DR.. Wort.
mans new treatment, alter doctorng for years to
no effect. DIR. w WINS part Of his time. while
student Of medicine, under the instruction OF
the far famed irot. Ackley, oil Cleveland. Ohio,
also h ad private instructions from Prof. Kirkland
upon Physical Diagnosis.
Extract from lttter received from a former pa.
tent on my old route, where ! formerly traveled
several years trust this will satisfy those who
on the AFFLICTED but endeavorng to do ali the good
/ can, botl for myself and patients
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-19

sTThe republicans continually deny that
they have any notion or desire to interfere with
slavery in the States where it exists! Why
were lot of them pleased at the John Brown
raid, and why were the bells tolled on the day
oil the death Of the old traitor and murderer
Why are they, also, pleased at the negro nsur
rection in Texas? lfthey are not abolitionists,
what are they?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-19
Fall and w inter
GooDSs
q. Il III. HI'FADDEN

TJAVE received the largest stock of Fall! aad
II Winter Goods they ever had the pleasure of
exhibiting to the peopn oil Harrison county. They
consist OF CloIhs, Cassimeres, Ready-nade cloth.
ing, silks, Mernofs, Cohergs, De Laines, Prints
Coaks, Mantillas, busters, &c, and all the nov.
eltiee OF tue season. We solicit persons u cal and
examine our stock and judge for themselves.
Sent ). lSGO.
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For Pro,ic,,v. .s.r;r

Mr.. Douglas in his speech at lIarrisburgh Pa
on last Friday, advocated Protective Tariff
and abused Congress and the General Govern
ment for neglecting Pennsylvania interests
Could low demagogucry 60 farther?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-19

OEJudgo Douglas, in his Southern stump
ing tour, spoke at two Or three places in Vir.
ginia and at one place in North Carolina. His
reception at some ofthem was enthusiastic and
quito fair sized crowd. Those in attendance
however were mostly Bell-evereH men. They
welcomed him. not as q Democrat, but as the
destroyer Of The denaocrattc party. This is what
the cheers in Virginia meant.
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A Boiler.

Stephen A. Douglas refused to vote for Geo.
W. Bowman, the regular candidate for Printer
to the Senate, last December Ma. Douglas
BOLTED The regular nominee Of bis party.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-19

0J-The selfconstituted Douglas ''State Com
mittee" Of Pennsylvania have made up what
they call astraight.out Douglas electoral ticket.
What Regularity Is there in this proceeding,
when there is a regular Democratic ticket in tho
field?
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--e.@.$

A BoLTgR.--Stephen A. Douglas refused to
vote for Geo. W..BowmaH, the regular candi.
date for Printer to the Senate last December.
Mr.. Douglas B0LTED the regular nominee OF
his party.-Statb Comfy Dem.
g Two years before Mr. DoUoLAs refused to
vote for Harris, the editorofthe Uj,in, for the
same Office, after he was the regular nominee
of the party
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4 ,Nl. COOk, VI. II.
0. PRENTIss, M. D.
W. 8. CLARY, M. d.
Il . La Al n


Athens; G! N, Sampson, Lace, syille; A. Kent,
Nottingham; ]. Kent, do; ]. Jeey, Unipnport
Jefferson county; Rev. II smsabaugh, Washington.
Pa A
r Aug 29. IgGoAy 9IaE
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State and County Election.
PRnEI IAMATTNM

rs hereby inadeto the qualifel voters Of Harrison
l. county, Ohio, that II general election will he
held as required by law on the SECOND TUES
DAY, being the 9th day Of OCTOBE'. A, d.
1850, at the several places Of holding elections in
said county at which ime the following officers
ale to be chosen, to- wit: One Judge OF the Su-
preme Court, ono Attorney General, one Member
of the Board OF Public Works. one Member of
Congress, one Probate Judge one Clerk of the
Court OF Common Pleas, one Auditor, one Com.
missioner, one Director OF County lniirmary
And the Trustees OF the sew eral Townships in
snid county are required to return the following
number of Jurors iron their respective townships:
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[Tn BE OoNTINUEp.

fr5-In Massachusetts alone, the hot bed Of
Abolition RepubIicansm, the census shows that
oithn the last year e'ghtyJo~ negroes have
been tnafiied 10 white girls.1
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Which amount exists in said Trea ury as lol llows:
Current Funds 1895 95
Comfy orders 1880
Certificate dep.in Har. Br'h Bk2l7;8S 1896, 80 o
JOHN RUSSELL. Trea,urgr
X, w. KlNSEY, Auditor.
Sept lS5o-3t
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0HTIn the South the Douglas leaders boast
that Douglas owns more slaves than any other
Presidential candidate.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-19

Honey! Honey! The best OfEzOneyf
/ hayea valuable receipt tor making honey that
will send TO any address upon receipt OF fifty cents
We make and use it in our family
AT HALF THE USUAL COST.
and consider it as good as the best article of Bee
made honey,
4s ERoM WHICH 1T CANNOT RE TOLD! r.'r
Any person who will make and sell it can easily
clear from two to three dollars per day, it only re-
quires four articles to make it, and hey can be had
at any store for SO cents Every family may have
this delightful luxury, for any lady moke it in
fifteen minutes at any time Address
DR, j. 7. CREAGER
belimore, Nd.
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(tARPE TING. Brussels three ply. Ingram We
~ nition and Rug, for sne chenp by
S & 81 McfADDEN
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10 the Public.

q. Z
@ iH December 9Th, 1859.
We, the undersigned, phssicians oil Monroevie.
Ohio, do hereby certify that our fellow citizen, DR.
w ). Workman ,is man OF integrity, and a well
qualified physician, and we recommend hun to the
favorable consideration CT the community and
physicians wherever he may go.
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P URIFY THE BLOOD
MOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLSt
AND
. PhOenig Bitters.

VEGETABLE LIFE PILLSt
AND
PhOeni1 Bitters.
TNHE high and envied celebrity which these pre.
eminent Medicines have acquired far ,bsir
invarable ethcacy IN all the diseases which they
profess 10 cure. has rendered the usual practce of
pulling not only unnecessary. but unworthy Of
them. They are known by their fruits; their good
@orks testify Tor them, and they thrive not by the
IN ALL CASES
ot Asthma, Acute and chronic rheuma tism, Afec--
tons Of the Bladder and Kidneys sTETF
Bilious Feyers and Liver complaints
In the South and West where these diseases mr. A.
van, Ihey VIII be found invaluable Planters, lass
I IIleIs ana ot,lers, who once use these medctnea
WI, never afterwards be without them. -
n,,,ous % coie and Seroes Looseness, Bies Cos
uyensss; GoIds and Coughs, Cholic "
CoNSUMPTlO ON--Used with great success in
this disease. e'"' 'u''0'o" "'
oven CORRUPT HUMoRs. DRoPsY,
DISPEPSlA-No person with This dis,ress;pc
disease should delay using these medicinas ;mn,as.
diaIey .ri l-sf - lFiI1f s"SS .inN'iiio
Eruptions of the Skin,
Erysipelns and FIatulencv rs
FEVER AND AGUE-FM this scourge Of! the
Western county these medicines will be- Eound =
safe, speedy and certain remedy. Other medieines
leave the 81 stem subject TO a return OF the disease
IA cure by tn .se medicines is permanent, Try
them. be satisfied and be cured. s.F.... Z
Founess OF complexion, -
General Debility.
Gou1, Giddiness, Gravel, Headaches OF every
kind, Inward Fever, lnfammatory Rheumatism,
Impure Blood, Jaundice, loss Of appetite.
Liver Complaints,
Leprosy, Looseness,
..... Mercurial Diseases.
Never fails TO eradicate entirely all the eff cts of
Mercury Infinitely sooner than the tmost powerful
preparation of Sarsaparilla
Night Sweats, Nervous Debility, Nervous coml
plants Of all kinds, Organic affections, Papitatiois
Of he heart, Painters coiic.
.g COLO.
The original proprietor of these medicines was
cured of Piles ol IS years standing by the use Of
these Life Medicines atone.
Pains in the head side, back, limbs, joints and
organs.
RHEUMATISM,
Those afflicted with this terrible disease will be
sure of relief by the life medicines
Rush OF Blood to the Head, Scurvy, Salt Rheum,
SwellRgs.
ScroIula, or Kings Evil. in its worst forms. Ulcers
OF every description s.s.r h
w )RMS of all kinds effectualiy expelled by
these medicines. Parents will do we'll to admin
istel them whenever their existence is suspected
Relief will be certain.
The Life Piils
And PhGnix Ritters
Purify the Blood,
And thus rsmove all disease from the system.
Prepared by DIR VIM. B, MOFFAT,
No. 335, Broadway, (Mofiat Butlding) N. Y.
For sale by BEALL and Druggists generally.
May %, lS60-ly.
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The polls are to be opened between he hours o
six und ten O'Clock in the morning OF sald day, and
closed at six O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day
h. s. WOODBORNE, Sheriff
Harrison county, Ohio.
September5 S, lS60-ttu
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Hazyl!z|!II'! | zl;!!!:lIn ]; IA
o. Eazz5IlsZZLIllZIIl j5IlZIlZIIl
MRS. WENSLOW,
An Experienced Nurse and Female Physiciars
presents to lhe attention of mothers. her
SOOTHING SYRUP


SOOTHING SYRUP
For Children Tcething,
Which greatly facilitates the process of teething,.
by so'tening the gums, reducing all inflammation
will aliay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action :,
and is
Snre TO Regulate the Bowels.
Depend np'n it. mothers it will give rest to your
selves, aud Relief and Health to yolr infants.
We have put 10 and sold tn is article for over
ten yenrs, and can say, in confidence and truth of
it, what we have never been able say of any 9th.
er medcine-never has it falled in single in.
stance TO effect a cure, when timely used. Never
did we know single instance of dissatisfaction
by any who used it. On the contrary all are
delighted with its operuti tons, and speak in terms
of commendation OF its magical effects and med.
icn virtues. We speak in this matter "what we
do know after ten years experience and pledge
our reputation Tor the fuhment of what we here
declare. In almost every instance where the in
fant j. suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found in fifteen twenty minutes after the
| syruS is administered.
| This valuable preparation is the prescription Of
one OF the most experienced and skillu nurses in
! New England, and has been used with never faii:
ing success in
" THOUSANDS OF CASES
| 1t not only relieves the child from pain; but In
yigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acid
ity, and gives tone and energy to tho whole sys-
tenn 1t will almost instantly -elieve
Gripping in the Bowels Wind collie
ano overcome convulsions, which, fif not speedily
remod'e ed emp in death. We believe it the bost
and surest remedy in the world, in all cases OF dys
entery api Diarrhna in children, whether it arises
from teething, or from any other cause We wod
say 10 every mother who has child suffering
rom any OF the foregoing complaints-do not let
your pred judces, nor the predludlces OF others
stand between you and your suffering child. and
the relief that will be sare--yes, ABSOLUTELY
SURE-to ioow the use OF this medicine, If time
ly used Full directions for using will accompany
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-19
A STATEMENT

CF the Exact amount of Money exist ing in the
Treasury Harrison county. Ohio, on the lst day
Of September, A D 1860 made in conformity to
the 18th section Of IAN act to further provide for
the better regulation oi The Receipt, Disbursement
and safe keeping Of the Public Revenue,'' which
took effect on the h day OF July, 1883
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Independent Candidate.

a MIR. ALIEN, Please st'te, that at the urgent so
licitation Of Republicans, Democrats and Union
Men, GEORGE WELLS has conse ted TO be on
independent candidate for Congress in The 2lst
Disirio 1 ~ the ensuing October election He will
be- elecied by TIE PEOPLE.
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And the Trustees of tho several townships are
further required to return from their respective
townships, the list containing the names OF sai
Jurors to the Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas
OF said county.
And the said Trustees OF the everal Townships
are also further required to return tr I'M their
spectve townships to the Probate Judge of said
county, the following number OF juror5
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22
TBy Telegraph
New Xnv.lr nawlsae

NEW YORK, September 2l-P. M.-Flour
shade hrmer for common TO medium grades, with
cells injured the docks by the late storm can be
Eieked mp at rather easier prices-s5 1905 20 for
Western; s. 40@5 65 for common to medium extra
western 20 6O@5 20 for shipping brands extra
steady. Canadian Flour quiet and steady: saes S5j
'brls. at 50 1901 50 for common 10 chOre extra Rye
sales at s. 5Oa4 40 for common 10 ch0ics suDsriiue
SSrnmeal steady: sales Of 90 brls. Brandy zine at
MhiEky quiet and FIRM sales Of 90 Iris. at T..
Wheat shade trmer, with fair export demand
1900 bushels Chicago spring, al 81 2Ii e fr god
e choice No; d 5000 bush. No q Chicago spring al
%, the latter for very choice; $500 bushels Nil.
Mqukie club at 81 1901 2ji 2J,O0O bushels Whit
diana at 81 S2 $500 bushels amber Iowa al 81 25 .5
bushels unsound red State az 81 ~; 500 bushels
fair demand: Gales Of 8, 700 bushels at 7ss6e Bar
Icy yeTJ scarce and rm: sales Of $500 bushels fair
eosing rather heavy: sales Of 90 900 bushels mixed
western, at d6s@67c afoat, and 6gc. in store Oat.
anu snd Ste aoihg' at SS4Oo Tor western
o.ht Hides hTm, at 2sA@2Ic. for Buenos. .AyEes and
z4 zJ3e: i9r hio GIande, and s@s4e. for Western
PORK quiet and iirm and $50 brls. sold at SO 25s
thin mess, $40 5e@l6 75 for Western prime mess
S2g@2o 20 for eleafi sl4@l4 25 for new prime
20 brs. ~ S4s4 % for % Country primes sos ssis
for do, mess; S@lO for Iepacked mess, $40 5Od
Beef Hams % da and Nominal Gut TINE Meats sd dull H8
Qg94c. for Shoulders; lO4@gllc. for Hams. Smoke,
Meats firm at lg@lOl4c; for Shoulders l29l5c: fol
Hams; l2c. for Sides; l34e. for Clear Sides. Lart
firm and more active; sales 800 bTls at l2149l3Ac
Butter Is selling at l34l6e. for Ohio, ,nndIl66
Tor State Cheese steady at 9@ll9c for inferior t
prime.
Coffee firm: sales Of 1900 bags Rio Ex Henrietti
100 baes Uaraeaila st IKE and s0 has Jamailg
az l4Ac
! Tobacco steady; sales Of $50 hhds. Kentucky a
h4@s4c.i 81 hhds: Mason County at 74@llc.i 81
41a@6e |r
Molsssss-PTime qualities firm, but all deserip.
tions md ready sales: transactions include 80 hhds
BaIbadoeB a. SCI ~ hhds. Porto Rico az 33c.; Il
hhds inferior Porto Rico az 2iIf2gc.; 100 brls New
Orleans at hg4lo, and 80 brls do. at 24612sc cash
Sugar steady at ga 6t6c for common refining, sale.
Of 800 hhCs. at 61S617c. for Cuba, and 796 80 m
Porto Riei (; l,675 boxes Havana sold at go. =
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

The Coon POINTS OF Cows.-The quality
of milk COW will give, is indicated by hair
and skin, and yellow color of the skin in
side of the ears and other parts not thickly
covered with hair. l have never known a
COW with soft, fur-like hair and mellow skin,
appearing gummy at the roots of the hair
when parted with the hands, that was not a
good butter COW, and when fattened, would
mix tallow we'll with flesh. Having been
accustomed to fatten my COWS, that failed for
dairy purposes, by age or otherwise, for
many years, and being on the lookout for
causes of known results, | have observed
that those known to give good milk, made
more thrift in tallow when fed to fatten.
Hence the conclusion, that COWS that handle
well in what the butchers call joints may be
judged to give rich milk, the quantity to be
Judged by plainly-marked design of nature
in her physical structure. Instead of heavy
head, horns, neck and shoulders, and COM
paratively light headquarters, which is char
acteristic of the opposite sex, she should
show an opposite design, by feminine
countenance, light head, neck and shoulders
widening backward from her chest to the
loin and hind quarters. where the most
strength is required.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

r,or,p FRIDAY EyENING, September 2l;
called higher, they were paid with more freedom by
at io5 5 extra @ White %Res az S @ g extra 1S
fancy at So 1906 The sales were 100 barrels red
50; ls0 brIs Barnet Whitside red wheat at SIS 80;
zoo hrs suPe fine At s5 200 bEls. white wheat extra
at New, Richmond, at SIS 8; 100 bris. Bachelor {
Mills white Wheat at bTls supeThe Hpi MaGshH deivl
cred the last week in October at IS T5 90 bTs Fa-
AnchCr white wheat at S. so; 200 brls Enion red
wheat at S5 200 hrls Cream of the West white wheat
at % 90 and 100 brs Aurora City Mills red wheat
WHIsKY-No change in prices: sales of 100 brls.
PROVisiOSsNM Mess Pork dull, and UI not saleable
at ever SIS 75 Bacon quiet. About so hhds sold at
and & ilMc for Shoulders and Sides Nothing done
9ILWA Ia s{ s@is Of 20 barrels Lnseed at s691c
GROCERlES-A good demand for Sugar. and the
market frmor: sales of l25 hhds. at S11@96o
Coffee in good demand at full prices: sales Of 225
hags at l3@l57Sc. Molasses unchanged, and firm at
WHEsT-Thcre is still difference Of 2a3c, per
doing quite limited The sales reported We're We're
t Sgs9sS a So cISICs S1 red RED TO- l2' do do white at
SOC in bulk. Shelled Is steady at 57@5sc. for
IN 6ut st LITTLE osS
is difference OF &c per bushel in the prices be-
the lower depots.
0ATS-There is good demand, but without my
change in prices We quote them at 3lc in bulk
600 bushels in gunnies sold at 3sc, the gunnes in-
RYE-The demand is good, and the market firm
at GS70c. for prime: sales Of 100 bushels at zoe de-
hyeTedi $40 bushels at CSC.
BARLEl-The demand is good for the prime
qualities, but the lower grades are dull; we quote
prime to choice fall at 90d95c.
HAY-The market is firm at SIG per tun for priue
Timothy in bale, on arrival. F-'
CHkESE-The demand continues active, and in
excess Of the supply but prices are unchanged 81
Of 600 boxes Western Reserve at sc 100 boxes Ham.
burg at gAc.; 75 boxes English Dairy at l01sc.
BUITER-There is a fair demand for prime fresh
al l5@l6c. for Central Ohio and Western Reserve;
Common is dull at 9@llc.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

CULTURE OF HEMP--The Plant in Mn
otd.--The st. Paul (Minnesota) Democrat
noticed, during hasty trip through sew
lcounties in that State, a number of fine
patches of hemp (cGnndbiS sGtiUd), the culture
of which several farmers of our acquaintance
have undertaken. In Kentucky, especially,
hemp is one of the staple products of the SOIL
and is extensively cultivated on account of
the important uses of its seed from which
very valuable oil is obtained, and the fibers
Of its bark. The supply of this material in this
country is yet far short of the demand, and
it still forms large article of import from
foreign countries, especially from Russia
That Minnesota is admirably adapted to the
growth and cultivation of hemp, has already,
in several instances, been fairly tested and
established; and we write this brief notice
for the purpose OF attracting the attention of
our agriculturaiists to the matter. In more
extended article, at another time, we may
allude to this again and urge many reasons
why the cultivation of hemp should attract
from farmers careful consideration.
The hemp we have seen to grow with a
1uXuriance in this State which we have never
witnessed elsewhere and it has already be-
come naturaized along the wilds of the Red
River of the North. As winter employ
ment the breaking of hemp, and preparation
of the fiber for market would afford profit
able employment to hundreds of persons,
who otherwise would find little to do. 1t is
question open for discussion as to the best
means tor rotting hemp in this climate; as it
Is well known damp, moist atmosphere is
preferable for that purpose. Still, any diff
Guilty of this kind could be easily overcome,
especially as Minnesota does not lack in an
abundance of water. J. w. McClung, ESQ,
of this city, has six acres of hemp under oul-
tivation on his farm, which he planted for
the seed and, we presume, will have more
than sufficient for his own use. By all means,
let our agriculturalists incorporate hemp as
one of the staple products of Minnesota.