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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-03-15
PUBLIC SALE
II IlLIlBLR RElL ESTlTE.

ICY Tiftua cf IN order Of the Orphans Court of
ID Bedford Cnuuy, the undersigned VII offer at
puDae sale TIE premises, on
Saturday 28a Of March, next,
the ipIIowing described real estate.
Purpart "a, . containing So acres and 26 per-
chts nett, being the tinrd part thereof adjoin-
ing lands Of Jacob Snider, Frederick Stoler aud
others.
Part .sB = ropta;ning ~ acres and 128 peFches
nett measure, adj3iaing lands of Samuel Burger,
jacob Working and others.
ParpaFt &c, . containing 2l2 acres nett measure,
adjciug lands Of D. Snowbergsr, Martin Miller and
others, aud
Purp ID, . containing I2s acres and Al per-
ches nett measure, adjoining lands Of Frederick
S;oer. A. Eydrsole and others: all situated in
Middle Woodberry Township, Bedford County.
Being the real estate OF DR.. YIN, W. Reed,
decd, lately appraised uader proceedings in Par
tition.
TERMS. One third at confirmation Of sale and
the balance in two equal annual payments without
interest. AARON REED,
Feb. q. 1861. Executor.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-03-15
AYERS


tAe utst e,Fseti,al lcmedv which the medical
sail 1t aar times can devise FOR this every
who're Pregauing ard 45tal rnalady. It is COM
bsacd rom the most active remedials that have
heeF & c-tcrca sar the expurg alton Of this foul
d:earler iscsa the blood and the rescne Of the
5Tstan fs5n is destructive Consequences.
iisne il Should e eapioyed for the cure of
ROT on'f scyafeia, hut also these other afec-
t42s @ileh aTi~c from il, such as ERUpTTyE
sd SKY l}tsEAsEs, Sr. ASTHoSY's FrRR,
h1sr, or 5Ryau'FLts, PfsPLts, PUsTULEs.
Gfrs RLtINs ard Baus, TrMoBs, letter
AID SAT- A.IErs.. ScALp HEAp, RISGwoRM,
5SAFV HAr,sN, SYPduIrIc and dERcTRIAL DIS
sEs, B75rsT, DYHraPsIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, AL CoslPIAfNTs ARISING FRoN VIrIA-
rsn 0a lNPuRr Blood. The popular belief
Is :, bs9rr.tyof tse 5tood IS founded in truth,
fsf scEoitssa = g degeneration Of the blood. The
paf5isa.4l prryz a. and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rita Is u pr fg aud regeneI ate this vital fund.-
without nlleh sourd health IS impossible IN
cgIIpai..l.atce constitutions.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-03-15
VI heat raenr.

CHOICE fresh ground family and Superfne
" -four constantly en hand and for sale by the
barrel or pound, by USTEK & CARN.
Feb. 22. 1861
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-03-15
Estate Of Jacob NieOdemnS. Deed.

March 1. 1861
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-03
New Adyerajseme atS.

Persons wishing to- purchase any kind Of
fruit trees would do we'll to read the advertise
ment Of the Messrs Morrison, of St. Clairs
vile.
Rev. J. Knox, Of Pittsburgh, is on hands
with his advertisement, letting the public know
the right place to get strawberry, rasberry and
blackberry plants. 81 go &Ea
The chance to obtain cheap and good jewelry
Of @. G. Evans, Philadelphia, is an opportunity
eldom offered. ~ i''
You that are afflicted with the dropsy would
do we'll to read the advertisement Of Mr.. Booth
in to days paper.
Township Assessors would do well to notice
the advertisement o. the County Auditor.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-03
THE CONSTITUTION
y 81 WITH
The Supreme Court Construction.
NO CoERCIoN--N0 CfviL WAR,

Z The above is the platform upon which all
true national men should now rally. Let the
aery 90 forth from every village, hamlet and
Homestead Of the North. Let it be re echoed
wherever there is an American ireemen. Let
il be the standard Of every white man jealous
OF his liberty and proud Of the glorious achieve
lments OF his race Let it cherished BY every
citizen desirous Of transmitting to his children
the glorious heritage OF his fathers. The issue
Is made up. Mr.. Lincoln has repudiated the
Supreme Co urt decision. because itdenies that
negroes can be citizens. Are white men rea-
dy to see their government pass into the hands
Of race whose history is a blank. and who
Nave never given the first evidence of eiviliza-
ton? Do they wish to see the blood Of thrir
children contaminated by amalgamation! Can
the mother think, without horror, Of the lair
child now at her side becoming the associate OF
negroes? But can we have political without
social equality? That is impossible, The one
inevitably follows the other, and yet such IS the
terrible and revolving programme inaugurated
at Washington on the 4th March. Its accom-
piishment can only be prevented by earnest ef'
fort. Let every town and county, then, at
once organize clubs and associations. lew
active men can set the ball in notion and 1t
only needs to be started to sweep the country
like whirlwind. . s...-f
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The Cloven Foo, Unmasked.

We direct the special attention Of all friends
ofthe American U Mon to the article in to days
paper, headed The Union-Not Republican In
stitutions--oa T'ia5" This article is copied
from the editorial columns of the Daily Ohio
State Journal, the recognized central organ and
mouth piece of the Republican party Of Ohio
twill oe observed that the editor feels that the
time has arrived when Republican journals can
safely throw off their disguise and boldly pub
Iish to the world the feelings of hostility which
the leaders Of their party have long secretly
cherished towards the American Union. On
examination Of the article, every intelligent
reader will see that il is full OF the reasonable
and disloyal spirit which the Republicans have
heretofore asserted was confined to small fac
ton Of irresponsible ultraists, headed by Abby
Kelley, Wendell Phillips, L1yd Garrison, &c.
But we find in this article the bold and unds-
guised avowal of the central Republican press of
Ohio-the special spokesman of Salmon P.
Chase and Gov. Dennison-that the Union
was an infamy at its inception, that it is unwor-
lily VI picacIfdtiuii dtiu tuht udu tuU OOulu
not taken her recent position, the North, ere
long, would by its own direct action, have ef.
fected dissolution of the Union. This is the
spirit and substance, If not the language of the
State journal. a& -
We trust that our readers generally will call
the attention Of their Republican friends and
neighbors to this open avowal of DIsUNIoSIsM
by the recognized organ Of the present State
Administration at Columbus. Let them read
the article not as parti ans, but as PATRIOTS
They will see in its whole tenor and spirit. that
the hostility which it exhibits to continuance
OF the American Union, is fundamental and has
its origin in the fact that our foreiathers in
forming confederacy, allowed every State Ia
be slave or free according to its choice. Hos
tity to this feature in our federative system
has ever been the main plank in the platform
Of the Garrisonian disnnionists.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-03
Auditors Office, Cadiz. April 3, 1856, -2t
AN ORDINANCE

To amend an ordnance entitled ''4a o dinance to
preserve good order and quiet within the wiling
ui Gadiz :" .s. "iaa.
SEC. Be it ordained by ,he Mayor Recorder
and Trustees OF the Incorporated vii age OF Cad.
iz, that the 4tll section of the ordinance entitled
'.an ordinance to preserve good order and qaiet
within the village OF Cadlz," be 50 amended ms 10
read as follows: Section 4th, That every person
violating any ot The provisions OF this ordinance
shall be Immediately arrested anI taken before
the Mayor, aud snail be i1sd by him in any sum
not exceeding twenty dollars and cost, or be i'm.
prisonsd nut exeee ipg ten days in the cunnty jail,
or buth fined and inpris med, ~ the Mayor shall
determine, Providei, that the Marshal may i'm
medlately impris1n every Sach person withou; first
taking them before the Mayor but such i'm.
prsonnIeh without trial shall be for longer per
nd han twelve hours. and such persons may also
be discharged withon; being takeG before the May.
by order oi the May or, aud in his absence, by
order ot the Recorder. a
Sec. 2. That original section four OF said ordi.
nance be aud is hereby repealed. 1855
Sec, 3. That section four OF said ordinance as
herein amended shall take effect aud be in force
from aud after The first day oil Apri!, A. d. 1861.
Passed Marcii Is, 1861, r.
49, .aa''~ JESSE II. Mem A1'H, Mayor.
,JoHN A. Mcconnell, Recorder. t s.
'adlz, March 27-3t. sF 1854 H e..s r...
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See what Ayers SarsapariiIa does
for DerangemeniS of the Liver.

roTT's CROssISs, Taliadega Co.. Ala, 9 Aug ,59
DR. j c. AVER, Lowell. Mass
Sir: take my pen to tell you what your Slrsa-
para and Cathartic Pills have done for me. had
been afflicted with LIvsR COMPLAINT tor six wears,
during which was never we'll. and much of the
time very sick. My liver was sore to the touch
and the Doctors said was congested. suffered
from severe costiyeness and Diarrh9l alternately.
Ny skin was clammy aud unhealthy: my eyes and
skin often yellow. Occasionally had vOraciop.
appetite, but generally none nj all. dreadful
sensation OF sickness nil over kept lne in anguish.
You cannot know how much suffered from an in
describable ieeling o. distress. The long coninn-
ance OF this condition, without relief, had worn
me out so that never expected 10 be better but
reading IN the Chris Advocate. Of your Sarsa-
parilli, l commnnceI taking it with occasional
small doses OF your Pills. TO regulate the bowels as
you direct. From the first it had m rc effect upon
my disorder Than supposed anything could have
lregalned my health rapihiy, and now alte~ eleven
weeks, enjoy a: good hellth and strength as any
other man May the Dispenser OF all good
shower blessings o. you JlHS w, SrJrr.
Prepared by DR., J. c, AYERS co, Lowell,
Mass - -- -s- 81. s :,
March 6, ls6l-3m. .l
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nTJoHN BRIcKER, an old citizen OF Greene
township, was buried on last Thursday.
An aged lady named Mckee, Of the same
township, was buried on last Wednesday,
She was an aunt OF our respected fellow cii.
Gems, Robert and James Mckee.
-. Mrs. Anderson, Of Wheeling, was buried in
che new grave yard in this place on the 25th
ult. WI
"A Asweetslittle babe, daughter of Samuel and
Mary e. George, was buried on last Friday.
A son Of Mrs, Bradford. Of Greene township,
died of diptheria one day last week. Thisi:
two children she has lost within a, short time
OF that disease. .,.. N. IA ...ss.. .ls..s...ll
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-03

CHmLs AND FEvERi CHitLs hRp FEvEKl One Of
The gre atest remedies that has ever been laid be-
fore the pablic. for Fever snd ARue, and which
have received the highest eneomums from tbs
pr ss and the people. is DR. ]. HOSrETrER'S
CELEBRATED BlrTERS. Who would endure
the tortures arising from this terrible disease when
il can be 60 easily clredt Who would endure
sleepess nights bu rning fevers aud icy chils al
tern stely, when remedy car be obisined for
me re irifiei And yet how many families lineer
eut painful existence under this deadly blight,
and do no thing but gulp do qunine. snil il Re.
comes as common as their daily meals. aud yet
they are not relieved. None but the foolish and
weak would hesitate 10 procure these valuable
BtLers, and save themselves in snse agony Sold
by Druggists and dealers generally egerywhsre.
GrSee advertisement in another column. mo N
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

Prenared hy urneIius L. Cheesemnn M. d :
New York City The health and HE of woman
i. continually in peril f she is mad enough to neg
Iect or maltreat those sexual irregularities which
two. thirds OF her sex more or less subject
DIR. EHEESEM VI ANS PILLS, prepared from the
same formula which the inventor Cornelius l.
Chez seman, NJ. D., Of New York. has for twenty
years used successfully in an extended private
practice-immediarelv relieve wit hont pain all dis
turbances Of the periodical discharge, whether uri
sing from relaxation or suppression They act
like charm ia renewing the pains that accompa-
nv difficult or imnoderate menstruatIon, and are
the only sa TO and reable remedy for fluses, Sick
Headaches Pains in the Loins, Back ami Sides
PA pna ion of the Heart. Nervous Tremors, Hys
terlcs, Spasms Broken sleep and other unpleasant
and dangerous effects OF an unnatural condition o
the sexual functions. In the worst cases OF FluUr
Albus or Whites. they effect speedy cure.
TO Wives and Matrons.-Dr. Gheescm ans Pills
are offered as the only safe means of renewing in
mind that on that very account if taken when the
interruption arises from natural cruises, they will
inevitably prevent the expected events, This eau.
: on is ABS0LU FELY NECESSARY for such Is
the tendency OF the Pills TO restore the original
functions OF the sexual organization, that they in
evilabiy arrest the process OF CESSATION. ,.
Explicit directions, stFtIng when and when they
should not be used, with each box-tha price One
Dollar each Box containing rom 40 10 so pills.
A valuable Pamphlet, to be had free OF the A.
gents. Pills sent by mail promptly, by enclosing
price to Generai Agent. Sold by Druggists gener.
ally.
+',as.. Vi. s r. B. HUTCnINGS,
General Agent lor the United States Canada.
GA 20 Cedar.St., New York,
Sold by Mclean g. Sharp. Cadiz, Ohio.
Nov. %. '60-ly tE
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Pitlsbureh conference, M. e. G.

This body recently held ils session at Ne
Connslsville, Ohio, commencing March 20, aud
ending March rs. Through the kindness Of
Rev. ] d. Knox we were favored regularly du-
ring the session Of conference with copy Of the
conference daily paper called the Pittsburgh
Conference Journal, edited BY Rev. w. H.
Locke. From this paper we learn that the
church within the bounds Of this conference is
in very prosperous condition. There are at
present 3s,4S8 members, 6,sl8 probationers,
and 262 local preachers, being an increase in
members over last year Of 1862. There are
within the bounds Of the conference 562 chur-
ches valued at S761, 14O; and As parsonages val
ued at sS4,o ,o35. 1893 adults and 17Ou chill
dren were baptized during the year There are
538 Sabbath Schools. 6,716 officers and teach
ers, 81 .497 scholars and 1892 volumes In Ii
braries. The following amounts OF money has
been raised within the bounds of the conference
during the year:-conterence cisimants $253,
974. missionary purposes S9,9954 A, tract soci-
ETY. $282.31. bible society s72S,92, and Sunday
School Union S5s489. The increase in Mis-,
sionary collections over last year is S93275.
The appointments of the preachers for the
coming year win be found 10 another column.
An effort wa made on the first day Of the
conferences to revive the slavery agitation, but
after discussing the motion until the hour Of
adjournment of that day, it took inal sleep
for the present year at least. That was sensi-
ble.
The next session Of the conference is to be
held in Christ's Church, Pittsburgh.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-03
Gripping in the Bowels Wind collie
Select School in Deersyille.

ITO crafty the public desire, and in the hope Of
L accomplishing good, the Undersigned will
open Seleet School. o males and females, IN the
village OF DeerssilIe, IN the first day Of May
Deersvile ls.away from any thoroughIar and hent
free from vIces comm IN 10 sich places! 1. con
tans two churches oi the MeAhoilsto order, and one
of tile fr sbl te iAns The Sabbath ID more than
ordinarily well k pt tue heath is Istl ifIy goud.
No paibs Will be spared to advance lis pupil in tss
4. e.rnlen', ny knuwledge ot all. prsucles usually
taught III such schools, BDardlng caa bs. had III
IN. lderate rates For terms OF ~ on Inquire OF
the nndorsgned SAMUEL sPAlFEkoJ&.
March, ~, 1861.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-03
Premium, list.

We publish in full in to-day's Sentinel the
Premium List Of the next Harrison County Ag
rcu,tural Fair. Harrison county has the larg-
est premium list Of any fair in Ohio, and per-
sons who attend all the Fairs say we have the
best fairs in the county. Let every person get
ready for the fair next October,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-03

For Children Tcethino
Which greatly facilitates the process of tepthinq
by so'tening the gums, reducing all inflammation
will aIiay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action,
and is
SNre TO Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upanit. mothers. it will give rest to your
selves, and Relief and Health to yolr infants
We have put uD and sold this article for over
ten years, and can say, in confidence and truth Of
it. what we have never been able to say of any oh
er medicine-neve has it failed in a single in
stance. to effect cure, whentmey used. Never
old we know single instance Of dissatisfaction
by any one who used it. On the contrary, all are
delighted with It's operations, and speak in terms
OF commendation OF its magical effects and med
zeal virtues. We speak in this natter "what we
do know after ten years experience, and pledge
our reputation TOR The fulflment of what we here
declare In almost every instance where the in
tant il suffering from pain and exhaustion ree
will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the
syruI is administered A@& RIA &&
This valuable preparation is the prescription o.
one OF The most experienced and sklIItu nurses in
New England. and has been used with never tail
ing success in HHM
- THOUSANDS or CASES
1t not onYrelieyes the child from pain; but In.
vigOra les the stomach and bowels, corrects acid
ity, and gives tone and energy TO the whole sys-
tenn 1t will almost instantly -elieve
Gripping in the Bowels Wind collie
ano overcome commissions, which, kif not speedily
rcmed emp in death. We believe it the best
and remedy in the world In all cases oil dys-
entery All Darrhna in children, whether it arises
from teething, or from any other cause. We wo'd
say to every mother who has child suffering
rom anyot the foregoing complaints-do not let
your prediudices, nor the predjudlces of others,
stand between You and your suffering child. ,aad
the reliel that will be sure--yes, ABSOLUTELY
SURE-to follow the use OF this medicine, il time
ly used. Full directions for using viii accompany
each bottle None genuine unless the tac- sImlle ol
CURTIS u PERALNS, New York, is son the out
side wrapper 1853 AF" &5&b-@5&
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office i3, Ceoar street. N. y Price on
May %, lS60-lY
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Select List Of Strawberries.
Ten Varieties and One ThOusa sa nd
...'. Plants for Sl0.

%.' Plants for $lO.
TNOR $40 we will furnish 100 plants each Of the
Il following choice kinds: Triomphe de Ga nd,
Irollope's Victoria. Vicomesse llericort de- 1hsry
Fillmore, British Queen, Bu7r's New Pine, Jenny
Lind, Hooker, McAvoy's Superior and Wilson IS
Albany.
Frve Varieties and bfve Hundred Plants for S..
For s. we will furnish 100 plants each of the
following kinds: Triomphe de Gand, Trollope's
Victoria, Burrs New Pine, Jenny Lind, and Will
sons ALBANY. .-. ss.. ..#.4 O.. .-...".
STRAWBERRY PLANTS BY MALI.
For $l we will send to any post-office address
in the country, post paid. and carefully put up in
cotton, and oiled silk, so as to carry SAFELY 2j
good plants OF the Wilson's Albany. We will
send Tor the same price, the same number OF
plants t25l, Of any variety oforded in our cata-
lugue at 25 tt nts per dozen.
For 81 we will send % plants oil the TrOmphe
de Gand or any other variety we offer ut SO cents
per dozen. No order filled for plants by mail for
less than 81 worth ot any one kind.
Raspberries
Our stock of plants is very large and fire We
have ov er twenty varieii ), includlng Brincle.
Ora nee, at 81 per doze S. per hupirei trancos
mia at IS cents per dozen, 81 per hun Ire1; Fastof
Rivers Large fruited Monthly, Kaeveus Cant,
Hudson Riv or Antwerp, aud others. AT rs cents
per dozen, SO per 100, improved American Blaze
Cap, 50 cents per dozen, S3 psr loo as
Persons wanting large Quantities. OF the above
will be furnish verv 10" rates. ''
Select T. ist of Ra>berrics.
For SlG we will furnish 100 Briucle's Orange
the fines, favored Nasberry, as we'll as the largcst'
most headifhl and productive
100 Franconia, yely large red berry, of good
fl. vor, attractive AMI en1-n 'lsy pro- tive.
90 imp,ov American Black Cap much larger
more Juicy. better favored with fewer seed, and
| every way superior to the com aoas Black Cap :
The plant is entirely hardy AMI very productive,
| and the fruit is mach sought after in ine NAL ket
L. H.. ali 4.
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To Township Asses sors

THE EVERAL TOW NsHIP ASSESSORS of
Harrison County, Ohio, elected IN the first
Monday of April, A. D. 1861, are hereby notified
to meet Uuness otherwise instruciedl at the Audi
tors OH e in Cad u on the second Wednesday in
April (beng the 10Th day of said month"; for the
purpose OF receiving bl anks, return books and in.
slructlons tor the ssment Of personal property
ol SAID county
The Assessors are, also at the tine Of meeting
required to produce to the Aulito from their re-
spacllve Township Clerks certificates OF election
oi having gv9n bond nltaiel TIA oath Of otfi;e
asteqiired Dy law. SAMUEL KNOX,
A
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-03
5000 NEW ARTICLE.
DIR. Roback Stomach Ritters

A new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial for
giving tone TO the stomach, an tor th+ preveata
'tion OF bilious complaints incident to the Western
country Try it.
AS a morning drink, to assist digestion and re.
leva Dy spepsa, it his no equal. Try it.
In flavor it is superior 10 all other Btars Try it,
The formula of these Bitters, now 1851 the so 4
property of DR.. Roback, originated with one OF the
oldest and mnst eminent Me,iica Pract,t )ners of
the West, and it is directly predicated upon the
wants of Western people
'Hh?se Bitters detiv, their stimulus from the
powerful ionic nature OF the roots and herbs oil
which they are composed and thy are. by al
laying unnatural cravings OF the stomach directly
promouve OF
TEMPERANCE
the present proprietor believes that in making them
widely snown the pubic welfare is subserve1
1t will soon be for sale Ivy all OF DR.. Roba elk g
numerous Agents, and at Huels, NC the country
over. In the meantime, orders will be filled direC4
from Cincinnati in any quantity, and al fhe lowest
rates 1t Is pat up in Quart Boilles, and securely
packed in Que doz cases will, however, be packed
aud sent to any address, hdasired.
RETAIL PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE, OR SIX FOR $5.
Principal Office and Sales Rooms, No East
Fourth St, Sd Building from Main Street, Cincin.
natl, z, Laboratory No. 80, Hammond street.
For sale in Harrison county by, John Beall
and Mclean ~ Sharp, Cadiz; Thomas Green,
Freepori; Isaac LOWS, Short Greek; daniel Holio.
wav, Smyrna; a. j. Schneider. Mooreheld; VIM
Hartman, Hammonds Cross ltonds; Robert Gra-
ham " son, Harrisvllle, 4. Hehng Tippecanoe;
Latimer g. Custer. Buwersville John " iddoes,
Thompsous Tavern; Peregoy " NJ lis, Newt .hens;
Athens; Jemes Montgomery, Jelferson aud by
druggists and Merchants generally throughout
the United States and Canadas. fs5.fas7 e. T
March %. 1861 TO july4 81 aaat