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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-10
1udge John Mclean.

1t will be seen by an artics, which we copy from
the Ohio State Journal, that this gentleman, one OF
the Judges OF the Supreme Court of the United
STATES departed this life at hi residence near Gin.
cinnati on last Thursday. Judge MsLean in the
private walks of lite was much respected; but his
legal accumen was never considered to be OF the
very number one order The ablest de :ision he
rver gave was when he de, ided "pon the consti.
tutioLallty OF the ,tgitive slave law, but the hon
vr that was conferred upon him for that decision
was greatly impaired when he almost reversed
the opinion he gave then in giving the bred Scott
decision He had great ambition to be President
This is what injured him. He looked too much to
the present hour, without looking TO the past Or tu
lure in giving his npinions
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A NEW ARTICLE.
DR.. Roback Stomach Bitters.

A and delightful S'omachc and Cordial, for
giving tone TO the St mach aud for the pr event1-
ton ofbilious complaints Incident to th5 Western
country. Try it,
AS a morning drink, to assist digestion and re.
lievs Dy spepsia, it has no equal. Try it,
in flavor il is superior 10 all other Bittars Try IT,
The formula of these Bitters now tl86i) the sols
property ofDr. Roback, originated with one of tIe
oldest and most eminent Medical Practitioners of
the West, and it is directly predicated npon the
wants of Western people ns@@s ~
These Bitters derive their stimulus from the
powerful tonic nature OF the roots and herbs of
" hich they are composed, and as they are, by al
laying unnatural cravings Of the stomach, directly
promotVe OF s4 % 81. H
TEMPERANCE e
the present proprietor believes that in making them
widely snown the public welfare is subserved
! twill soon be for sale by all Of Dr. Rebackts
numerous Agents, and at Hotels &c the country
over In the ineantime orders will be filled rect
from Cincinnati in any quantity, and at the lowest
rates. Il is put up in Quart Bottles, and securely
packed in one doz cases will however, be packed
aud sent to any address, il desired. @
RETAIL PRlce, ST. PER BOTTLE, OR sIS FOR S5.
Principal Office and Sales Rooms, No. East
Fourth St, Sd Building from Main Street, Cincin.
natl, q, Laboratory No. 81, Hammond street.
For sale in Hai rison county by, John Benil
and Mclean & Sharp, Cadiz; Thomas Green,
freeport; Isaac Lewis, Short Greek; Daniel Hollo.
way, Smyrna; A. ]. Schneider Moofetiald; VIM
Hartman, Hamm onds Cross Roads; Robert Ora
ham Il son, HarrisviiIe; f. HeAnig, Tippecanoe;
Latimer u Custer. BJwersviie: John Widdoes,
Thompsons Tavern; Peregoy Il Mills, New Athens;
S. T Baxter, dopedale; Slinteer Il Welch, New
Athens; Jemes Montgomery, Jefferson; and by
the United States aud Canadas. --s'
March 2tlEI SOL to Illvq 4sg gr ~ .n We ans
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AN ORDINANCES

To amend an ordinance entitled IAN ordinance to
preserve good order and gu let within the yillaga
Of Cadiz e,.a
SEC. / Be it ordained by ,he Mayor, Recorder
and Trustees OF the Incorporated village OF Cad
H., that the 4th section of the ordinance entitled
''an ordinance to preserve good order and quiet
within the village OF Cadiz," be 80 amended as lie
read Us follows. Section 4th, That every person
violating any Of the provisions Of this ordinance
shall be Immediately arrested and taken before
the Mayor, aud shall be fined by him in any sum
not exceeding twenty dollars and Cost, or be i'm.
prsoned not exceeding ten days in the countyjaIl,
or both fined and imprisoned, as the Mayor shall
determine. Provided, that the Marshal may im-
medlately imprison every such person without first
taking them before the Mayor, but no such i'm
prisonment withoutttial shall be for longer pert.
cd than twelve hours, and such persons may also
be discharged without being taken before the May.
o., by order OF the Mayor, and in his absence, by
order of the Recorder.
Sec. B. That original section four OF said ordi-
nance be and is hereby repealed q Es4tJ
Sec, 3. That section four Of said ordinance as
herein amended shall take effect aud be in force
from and after the first day OF April, A. ID. 1861.
Passed March l8, 1861. s
JESSE II. McMATH, Mayor.
Y Affect NA fea a
JoHS A. McCoENsLL, Recorder. @ F@
Cadiz, March 27-3t. a BM 4@8st$
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G3-New England, with a population but
little greater than Ohio, has twelve United
States Senators to our two. Eleven of her
twelve Senators are chairman Of Senate Com
mittees. There are but tloenty-one of these
committees; 50 the three millions Of people in
New England have more chairmen than the re-
naming tscsnty-ssren millions Of people IN The
United States. This is most odoas scctionalsm
and it comes from those who have been Ioudest
nreproaching the South for that quality
New England, with her tremendous representa-
tion in the Senate, is now practically. control
ling the government, leading it to suit her pc
culiar local interests, without regard 70 those OF
the West or South. The Republican majority
In the Senate seem TO imagine that New Eng
land is Of more importanpe thatall tho rest Of
the country. There viii be D resolt IN the
West, ere long, against this Nsw England Sen.
ste oyioarcivs-~s',-e. 4sss ss M ~ ~ 'tFt
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Snring Elections.

The elections this Spring throughout the
whole country have resulted ayorably for the
Democracy and Union Men, Last fall black
republicanism swept the country with perfect
torrent. Their administration is in power not
one short month before great change comes
over the people, and they speak in thund er
tones through that great lever OF American lib
erty, the ballot box, that they are satisfied
with black republican rule. Their action thro'
the ballot box says, that this government was
instituted for white men; that is the duty of
the government to protect The interests OF her
white citizens, and not spend their time foolish
ly in descanting and bowling about negroes,
class of people who have been rescued from ig
norance. idolatry, and a most barbarous savage
state, by the genial influences OF American civ.
ilization. s.a
Our people are feeling the sad and bligh ing
effects of this bowling negro mania that has
been carried on for years. The interests Of
white men have been neglected, and now the
country is divided and prostrate. Every branch
OF business is suffering and the thousands upon
thousands who ale vainly seeking employment,
have risen in their majesty and power, and say
1--WE are satisfied with black republican rule
Our empty purses and suffering families teach
us that men who have rode into office on the
backs OF negroes, are not the friends Of white
men, and all they care for is self and their an
political ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. We will have no
more Of them, and we will thrust them from
power" They have spoken, and the glorious
results may be seen by reading several columns
of TO days Sentinel. H
The black republicans have been in power but
one month, and see what signal rebuke they
have received from the people Will they not
heed? But the truth OF the whole matter, is,
they have at the head cf tina government vas
cil!atns, imbecie man, one who is led and
controlled by three or iour political tricksters
for their own selfish ends, f#
Notwithstanding the signal rebuke the black
republicans have received, there is something
amusing in their different accounts why they
have been defeated. One editor says the cause
is, Nj. Lincoln has not lived up to his Inaugu-
ral Another, that the appointments in such
a locality have given such universal dissatisfac
.tion, that the republicans tecame disguised.
and would not either work or vote; and anoth-
er says, that they have lost the Spring elections
because such large numbers OF their party were
in Washington City seeking office. But gen.
tlemen, these excuses will not do. The people
are already disguised with you, and they in
tend to displace you just as soon as your terms
of office expire. II one month SO completely
,overthrows the black republican party, what
kind ofa party will it be in twelve months, or
even at the end Of its four years? Will some
black republican pulpit politician, who received
his education for the ministry and went thro'
his collegiate course before he had religion, III
he has it yet,) please work it out mathemati-
cally and inform us.
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Cnur.e.

Almost every Republican paper we open has
an account OF Democratic victory on Monday
but they add, "of course" this has no slgnlh
cance or showing the current oi popular feeling
Had they all been Republican triumphs, how
ever, what an amount ofcoal oil and ginger
bread would have beeu devastated in giving
ec1at to the "signal endorsemen" OF Mr.. Lin
coins administration. But the revolution has
commenced, and revolutions never go back
wardsn ... .....- .H f...
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

There will be preaching in the Disciples
Meeting House, Cadrz every other Lords Day
morning and evening, by the Pastor, Elder P.
Fl. JONES.
Subjects for Lords Day l4th inst.--( Morn
ihg)-CHRIsT, and the Apostolic manner ofprea-
ching Him. Col. :25. (EOemng)- Great
Purpose for which they preached HIM.-Same
text.
There will also be a meeting for social wor-
ship and conversation every Thursday evening,
at the PASTORS residence, corner of Warren
and Ohio Streets
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

Prepared nv urnelius L. C.ee seman. M. D :.
New York City The health and life of woman
is continually in peril If she is mad enough to neg
lert or maltreat those sexual Irregularities which
two thirds OF her sex are more or less subject
DR. CHEESEN ANS Pulls, prepared from the
same formula which the inventor Cornelius l.
Cheeseman, NJ. D., Of New York, has for twenty
yearsalsed successfully in an extended private
praclice-mmedlateIv relieve without pain all dis
turbnnces Of the periodical discharge, whether ari.
sing from relaxation or suppression. They act
like charm ia removing the pains that accompa-
nv difficult or immoderate menStruaton, and are
The only sa to and reliable remedy for fushes Sick
Headache, Pains in the Loins, Back and Sides
palpilation of the Heart, Nervous Tremors, Hys-
erics, Spasms Broken sleep and other unpea SAINT
and dangerous effects OF an unnatural condition OF
the sexual functions. In the worst cases OF Fluor
Aibus or Whites, they effect speedy cure.
10 Wives and Matrons-Dr. Gheesem m IS Pills
are offered as the only safe means of renewing in
tefrupted nlensr 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
On is ABSOLU rELY NECESSARY Tor such Is
the tendency OF the Pills TO restore the original
functions OF the sexual organization that they in
svilably arrest the process ot CESSATION.
Explicit directions, sleting when and when they
should not be used, with each box--the price One
Dollar each Box, containing rom 40 10 10 pills.
A valuable Pamphlet, u be had free OF the A.
gents. Pllls sent by mail promptly, by enclosing
price to General Agent. Sold by Druggists gener-
ally .1 IN
R. B. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent Tor the United States Canada.
20 Cedar-St, Newly ork,
Sold by Mclean g. Sharp, Cadiz, Ohio.
Nov. 2S '60-ly ~ ---
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OE"FCarl Schurz. the notorious drunken in
fidcl has at last received another instalment for
helping to elect Lincoln. He has been appoint
ed Minister to Spain. Some Of the toadies
that are now hanging about Washington un-
dertook to serenade him on his luck; but he
was so drunk that he could not speak to them.
A beautiful specimen for Foreign Minister!
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To Township Assessors

THE SEVERAL TOWNSHIP ASSES, 30 RS of
4 Harrison County, Ohio, elected IN the first
Monday OF April, A. D. 1861, are hereby notified
to NEE (uness otherwise instructed) at the Audi
tors Offire in Cad IL on the second Wednes day in
April being the 10th day of said month"; for the
purpose OF receiving blanks, return books and in
structions Tor the assessment Of personal prope ry
Of said county.
The Assessors are, also, ut the time Of meeting
required to produce to the Auditor from their re-
spt Give Township Clerks, certifcate OF election,
OF having given bond and taken the oath OF Office
asrequired by law. SAMUEL KNOX,
Auditors Office, Cadz, April 3, l66l-2t. =. ss-F
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GTThe Toledo Tines "a paper that uttered
a vast amount Of filth about Mr.. Buchanan
says, DR.. Leib, appointed by Mr.. Lincoln Mar
shal to Dacotah, is as great scamp as ever
done service on chain gang. Mr.. Buchanan
was compelled to remove him from office on
account ola general belief that he was stealing
letters from the mail bags.
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THE GREAT DRAWBACK to per.

THE GREAT DRAWBACK to persons en-
i grating to the extreme south and western coun.
try, is he fear they have Of the Fever and A.
gue-the most dTefu of all diseases Every
day we hear OF persons being attacked By this
disease, and made helpless in short time,
without any means Of affording relief In view
of the great demand 'or remedy DR.. Hostetter
has presented his CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERS, whose curative powers for all disea
ses of the stomach have teen universally ac.
knowl dyed. The Bitlcrs, prepared af er t.
long experience and deep study, have received
the enconiunS OF the most eminent physicians,
as Well as all classes from every part of our
country. To those who doubt their many vir-
tues, all we can say is to try them, and iud e oI
themselves reSpec lively.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where.
0-TSee advertisement in another eslumn.
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New Livery Stable.

1t will be seen by reference to our advertis-
ing columns that our yodng friend, I. B. Hoff-
man, has commenced the above business
Bent is clever fellow, and deserves large
share O ( patronage.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-10

The elections in this county this Spring gener
ally resulted avoraty 10 the Democracy the
Union men. In the regular Democratic townships,
the majvri,ies was largely ncrea: el; while in the
black republican townships. where our friends had
q ticket in nomination, the republican mpjorites
was greatly de re lsed.
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0FSee advertisement in another column.

Scorbutic diseases are The parent stock from
which arises large proportion of the fatal NAL
aides that atflict mankind. They are as it were
species of potato rot in the human constitu-
tion, which undermines and corrupts all the
sources Of its vitality and hastens its decay
They are the germ from which spring, Consump-
ton, rheumatism, Heart Disease, Liver Com
plants, and Eruptive Diseases which will be
recognized as among those most fatal and des-
tructive to the races of men. SO dreadful are
its consequences 10 human life, that it is hardly
possible to over estimate the importance OF an
actual, reliable remedy, that can sweep out this
Scrofulous contamination. We know then we
shall proclaim welcome news to our readers of
one from such quarter as will leave little
donbt of its efficacy and still more welcome
when we tell them that it surely does accom-
plfsh tbs end desired. We mean AYERS SAR.
sAPARILA, and It's certainly worthy the atten.
tion of those who are afflicted with ScrofuM or
Scrofulous complaints. - Register, Albany, N.
Y
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McNEELY NORMAL scrooL

The Spring Session (1s ,oeeEs) ,o;R 5eqi,,
March 26. The Rall Session az wefSs) sci45e-
gin Aug. 20. 4.
HAHE codrse OF study embraces through reviews
Il Of the .comrnnn branches = Natural Sciences
including Natural Philosophy Chemisty. Phys
io|ogy, Botany, Zoology and Geology; Maihema-
tics as far pursued in most colleges, also As
nonomy; Higher English branchss, as Composition,
Rhetoric, Logic English Literature, Intellectual
Philosophy Latin and Greek languages; also vocal
music, Piano and Melodcon.
EDWIN REGAL, Princinal, assisted byW BRNxFR-
nooFF, A. Nj. Prof. of Mathematics and Ratutal
Bonrd for young ludies In rhe sane farnily with
the Principal sl.Ts per week. Board in Clubsf for
entlemen. at s. 90 TO si,2Jper week v2a
N. H., Normal Institpte % weeks) will begin
July 18th. siti ss Ns
For further particulars sddtsax,hs principaI;.
NJ Hopedale, Harrison 60, q NIafch ~ 1861
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0TTheodore Stewart avins recovered from
protected sickness, is desirous to serve the
people in his line. ir. Stewart is good plas
terer, an industrious man. and should be pat
ronized Republican.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-10

TIME partnership heretofore existing between O.
l. Slemmons and ]. M Robinson, under the
style and name OF Slemmons 4 Robinson, in the
Ha rdware business in Cadlz, Ohio, was this day
dissolved by mutual consent rhe business in
the future will be cond ducted by John M. Robinson.
The books and accounts of the firm will be set.
tied ut the old stand by either member Of the tir
All psrs ons indebted to the hrm are yequ ested 70
make immediate paymen e. ID III
MI d IS o. O.sLEMMONS,
.gs.y,. sa5 e J. N. ROBINSON
Cadiz, Ohio, March %, 1Ssl--3t ftas TF.l
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6rJoseph Cooper, of Cincinnati, has Offer
ed to give $4,000 year for the use ofthe pub
lie works Of Ohio, and keep up all repairs
Let him have them.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-10

One Of the best articles Of the present day, for
purifying the blood, and imparting healthy and
invigorsting tone to the human system, is Nc
Leans Strengthening Cordial AMI Blo1i Puri-
fer. We know it is, for we have tried it. See
the advertisement in another column.
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Co-Partnership.

II. S. McFADOEN. having associated w.
Kinsey with him this day for the purpose OF carry
ing on general Merchandise and produce busi.
ness The business w'h be conducted under the
name and style Of IL. S MeFADDEN & CO
April 10, 1861 r...
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For the Sentinel.
VI N - FOF the Sentinel.
no ihe Black Republicans of Arch.
e44H s gP TllxvnsHsin

Mr., EDIToR.-- You will please say in your
paper Tor me t0,the black republicans Of Arch
or township that they mistake their man when
they suppose. they can draw me away from my
old and iavorite rarty. the Democracy, BY rum
nlng me for Office do not bite at such bats.
They had bctterrun men Of their own black
stripe. belong to the white mans party.
April 8, 1851 ~ LEWIS @. RYAN.
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New el1sNfkHiatHi

Brlles is receiving his Spring and Summer
stock of Ready Made Clothing, Hats, &c, which
he says he is bound to sell cheaper than such
articles were ever before sold in Cadiz.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-10

1913 beeves were sold in the above market
last week at prices ranging from Pa TO ~ cts.
per 10 gross, and 23 sheep at ~ cts. per ID.
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~ -
GOu

We direct particular attention TO an article in
another column from the ohio Patriot, on this
question. There is something wrong abou. our
present Judiciary system, ana it should be rene
died.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-10

0erGen. s. G. Pomeroy and the notorious
jim Lane have been elected q. s. Senators from
Kansas. They are both black republicans as
they ought to be. raa
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LunG Disease.
lncipent Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Throat Disease &c &c

lncipient Consumption Bronchitis Asthma,
Throat Disease, &C.. &C.
We call especial attention to persons al cted
with those diseases % the fact that we have an
almost invaluable treatment in those affections
which has been lately discovered. We have sue
ceeded On this route in restoring cases OF this KIND
in Iew months who have been treated for Years
TO no effect, and others are now under treatment
and are rapidly bein, restored; as in fact to use
coming upevery day We do not positively c aim
that there is NJ so ia advanced but thai we
can help and make them more comfortable pro.
long ite; and the most OF cases can be successfully
cured ii taken IN any kind OF time Rem mber,
this is an age OF Improvement, and remedies are
being discovered tnal disarm diseaae OF many OF
many OF Its terrors We invite those who are
threatened, or have any form of Lung Disease, to
give Us one trial. when we prove all we have
said in The above. ra4.
ea EXAMINATION FREE.
( +
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Andrew Hogge's Estate.

N1O1icE 10 hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed and duly qualified us Ex.
ecu for OF the inst villa d tesiamen OF the estate
OF Andrew Hogge, late OF Harrlstri county, emo
deceased. All persons interested will please take
notice and govern themselves accordingly,
9 April 8, Ibel--3t MAnK HOsGE
.AsStE 83 1e- f'a4 p Executor
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money!! NIOncy!!!


IL has been nearly ten years since we COM
menced publishing the Sentinel, and during that
time we have frequently called upon our pat
rons for money. Sometimes our requests have
been responded to, and sometimes they have
not. Owing 10 frosts and failures ofcrops, we
contented ourselves with what they were pleas
ed to pay, knowing that money was scarce, and
that we must be indulgent. But we have lived
on credit about as long as we can, and Our debts
must be paid; and we are also very anxious to
purchase new materials for our paper. We do
not say it by way Of complaint, but each one of
our patrons, with very few exceptions, owe US
from 81 to $40 on subscription. The aggre.
gate amount owing to US on our books is over
$4,000.
Now we wish to make this proposition: If
each one Of our patrons will pay as 81 by the
10th or 10Th OF Apri, next, we will buy new
Type and new Press, and give them the hand
soonest printed paper in Eastern Ohio. This
small sum from each will enable US to do this
and pay our debts, which will make us feel
comfortable and happy
Now, friends-we mean all Of you who read
this notice-don't think we are talking to some
body else-it is you. and by paying us this
small sum you can make us Independent, for
while at least. .
If these are any who can pay us more than
this sum, all the better; but all we ask is So
from each one Of our patrons Now let every
one of our patrons make up his mind 10 prompt
ly pay us this amount and we will give YOU
thousand thanks, and handsome paper in the
bargain.
Money can be sent to us by mail at our risk
Wheeling money received at par, especially if
the full amount OF the note is paid to US.
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III. $. M'FADDEN q CO.,

DEG lsave to announce To the people Of flsrri-
D son County, that they have received very
large stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries Hardware,
Queensware, and Mate up Clothing which they
invite thepeople To call and examine nd Judge tor
thems elves. We are determined hot 10 ALLOW any
person TO dnderse u.
Cadiz April 10 1861. .. ..--.H .