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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

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kOon ENrERrAINxEsTs BALLErs. PANToNIxrs FARcFs "a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06
'Cadiz Ran Road Tin e Table.
OurPnner.

In these perilous times and distracted cond-
ton of our country, every man wants to be pos
ted---not only with the current news of the
day, but with facts, argument and history. n In
this number Of the Sentinel we give an able
speech Of ID. F. Gable, Esq, before the Work.
ing,Mens Conventionin Steubenville; an inter-
esting letter from Jos. Il. Pendleton, ESQ, to
the voters of Ohio county, Virginia; and an a.
bleletter from DIR, Cartwright, of New Orleans,
to gentleman in Davenport, Iowa, all matters
ofargunent, history and fact in relation to the
present condition of the country. We also
publish an excellent piece ofpoetry, (which may
be found on the fourth page,) q capital tale,
Messages from President Buchanan and Gov.
Dennison, editorials besides a large amount Of
news and miscellaneous reading. We should be
pleased flour patrons would show this number
of the paper to their neghbors, and try to in
duce them to become subscribers. We are pub
fishing just such paper as every man in Har-
rison county needs. All past political dferen-
ces in the Democratic party will be forgotten;
and our sole aim will be to endeavor to do our
part in trying topreserve this Union in peace
able and friendly manner. We are opposed to
everything that looks like coercion or war. We
are in favor of any compromise that will bring
peace, happiness and prosperity to the country.
We can publish our paper with our present
number of subscribers, with a little more
promptness on their part in paying their sub
scriptions,) but we could make still better pa
per if We had two or three hundred more good
paying subscribers. We should be pleased il
our friends would use little effort in our be-
half as we wish to purchase new material at the
end of the present volume, if we can raise the
means. Now is the time to get new subscriber. /,
and pay up back subscriptions.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06
"T'he Crisis"

We have received the first number of Gov
Medary's new paper. bearing the above titleand
it makes us feel good to read it. 1t sounds just
as the Statesman use to when the "old wheel
horse" was at the head Of the State Democrat
icpaper. 1t is a large eight page paper, printed
with new type on excellent paper. Terms-$2
a year, in advance. 1t will afford US great plea
sure to forward names and money to Gov. Me-
dairy for his able and useful paper, We want tc
see the "Crisis" have general circulation in
Harrison county. 49,. Es,.
AS we expect to copy from the Crisis ex.
tensiyely, we must have an extra copy to file
Will the Governor please send it; and We will
make it all right, The people want the facts
about the present distracted condition Of tn,
country, and we know ofno better place to ob.
tam them than in Gov. Medary's "Crisis'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06

CETThe peculiarities of the female constitu-
tion and the various trials to which the sex is
subjected, demand an occasional recourse to
stimulants. 1t is important, however, that
these shall be Off harmless nature and at the
same time accomplish the desired end. Hostel
ter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters is the very ar
tcle. Its effects in all cases Of debility are al
most magical. 1t restores the tones Of the di-
gestive organs, infuses fresh vitality in the
whole system, and gives that cheerfullness to
the. temperament, which is the most valuable o.
feminine attractions. The propretors feel fiat
tered from the fact that many of the most
prominent. medical gentlemen in the Union
have bestowed encomiums upon the Bitters
The virtues Of which they have frequently t.st-
ed and acknowledged, There are numerous
counterfeits offered for sale, all of which are
destitute ofmert, and positively, injurious to
the system. :,
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Legal Notice.

Robert Mears Ji@ vi In the courtof common
The heirs of said Thomas TomliRson now de-
ceased, toSit. Elizabeth, intermarrted with Ro .
bert Green, John Iomlinson. Alba fTomlinsu,
Thomas b. Tominson r valine, ~lnterma rried
with DR.. - MeCollough, Sarah TomIiuson,
Mary Jane 'Fomlluson, Melissa Iiomlinsou, Mar
ha Tom linson, AnHa Stacia Tomlinson, Hetta
tomlinsen, Laura IemlinsoR and Harriet Tom
linson will take notice. that on tue 9th day of
Mays 1860, the said plaintiff filed his pc tition
against said Thomas Temlinson ia said sceurtaof
comr on pleas the object Of which petiion IL to
obtain specific performance of written con.
tract between said plaintiff and defendant, dated
Way bfis54.t for the sale To- the plaintiff of abeut
one acre and twenty perches oil hand, being part
OF the ) ID. quarter OF section %, ip township 10
and range 4 of the Steubensille Land tDlsirict,
and lying opposite the Station House al the Cadiz
Juactien, in said counly. The pettion nIiegas The
tuli payment of the consideration money for said
lot, and .PFays order for the execution OF deed
tor qaid premises TO the plaintiff. The above ma
med heirs are further notified that at the Novem-
Der term 1860 Of said court OF comiapn pleas, the
death of said Thomas remlinsonwas sugge sted,
apd an order made by said court that said action
stand revived against the heirs OF the said Thorn.
as lpmlinson. Geu are therefore required toep.
pear on or before the, 4th day of March, i8bl, and
show cause, If any you shaset why snid acton
should not stand re yiged against yoa. - s@s.s
80 1sg y.lagI M ESTEP ,iAtt " for PlaintilE,
4a januATyg y, lB6l-6Vya-s 49, s.s .,sIgs-ssN A%
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06

0<TThe Cincinnati Gazette, as black republi-
can as the article can be manufactured, thus
speaks of that infdel tory sheet the New
York Tribune paper which is now being circu-
lated through several Post offices in this county
contrarylto law. .., r.w .,l 5a g. sr,si
The present course of the New York 7ti-
bune is in marked contrast to that which 1t pur-
sued q year ago. Then it was even ready to
support John Bell for the Presidency, and ad.
vocated such compromise as would unite the
Opposition. Now, it is most strenuously hos,
tile to everything in the shape Of concession.
1t is possible that merely personal reasons have
controlled its policy at both periods?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06

6FWe wish those gentlemen who cal
themselves conservative Republicans" and vo.
ted for Mr., McGavran, the present Representa-
tive from this county in the Ohio Legislature
to remember that week before last Mr.. McGav.
ran voted against the passage of the bill TO pre-
vent 'the marriage OF white persons with ne
groes-" Mr.. McGavran by his vote, shows
that he is in favor of mixing the black and
white races together. .a rase..s .......-gf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06

0ETWe are indebted to Hon. A. Smyth, the
present Superintendent OF Common Schools in
Ohio for copy of his late able report on the
condition Of the different schools of Ohio.l q
We are also under obligations to Hon. Geo.
pendleton, of Ohio, fora copy Of his able speech
in Congress few days since. AS this speech
has received more than the usual share Of Black
republican abuse, we were somewhat anxious
to see 1t; we are SO well pleased with its con-
tents that we shall give it to our readers next
week '+ ..' .. -as t#" ". t7 .'aH
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06

So Messrs. Mcconnell, Mclean, Knox, Smi-
ley, Schooley and Davis are certain that it will
be sometime, at least, before they get to be
postmaster at Gadiz. If they are very anxious
to be P. NJ. they might obtain that delightful
honor by removing to some of the little villages
and country cross roads, where the Office gem
orally goes begging. f .t
Next Saturday is the day set apart for the
second heat. Messrs. Robinson, George, Ho-
ward and Stewart will enter the ring early, and
work faithfully all day. If it is a good day at
least 100 votes more will be polled than were
last Saturday. 1t is hard to tell who will come
out first best on that day, but we will bet our
money on the man that does. ra5iasa
Either of the gentlemen running on next
Saturday would make pretty good ?. M.
The excitement last Saturday will be no com
parison to what it will be next Saturday. Turn
ntYtH ... I.
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M "A. -R R- Z E - :
On the 31st ult., by Rev. T. R, Crawford
Mr.. JAMES WILSON to Miss SARAH ANN Ca

DlED--At his residence in. Cadiz township,
on the 1st inst, Mr.. ROBERT COCHRAN, Sr.,
aged 89 years. ,sfia@a.a lsgiI
Mr. G. emigratcd to his present residence in
1907 and has lived there ever since. He was
supposed osbe the Oldest resident Of the coun-
ty. When he first removed1t to Ohio, his pres
ent residence was in the wilderness but by in
dustry and perseverance, he has made it "blos-
som as the rose" He was much respected by
all his neighbors, as was attested by the num-
Der who attended his funeral on last Saturday,
considering that it was very disagreeable and
rainy day. y.7i'H fS'a0 ,e5H BFad -aTal fai&1
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Good for Senator seward.

1t is well known that Senator Seward has
been appointed Secretary Of State under Lincoln
His opinions therefore are Of great Importance
In addressing the Board offrade Of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, who were on visit to Washington
City, he said:- Sd sb 5assR # ssa~,s.-
.g Heretofore the cry Of Save the Union has
been raised when the Union was not in danger
! tell you, my friends, the question Of slavery
is not now to be taken into account. We are
to save the Union. Then we save all the res
that is worth saving" % a'rar' ...ta,@
We commend the above to those Republicans
who still preach "nigger' and say that the Uni
on is in no danger. -aa, ss3 ,.ge.s s.-. -ssa-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06

I CS5@One oil the HUMANITARIAN movements OF
our times although little known as such, can
hardly be over estimated in its importance upon
the well being Of our widely scattered communi-
ties. The population ofthe American States is
in many sections so sparse, that skillful Physi-
clans are hardly available to them. Vast num-
beis, of,our, people, are obliged to employ in
sickness, such medical relief as they can hear
Of from each other, or indeed any they can get
from any quarter Hence arises the great con-
SUMPTION of Patent Medicines among us, great
er BY far than in any Of the old countries, where
skillful physicians are accessible to all classes.
Unprncipled men have long availed themselves
of this necessity, to palm off their worthless
nostrums, until the word has become synony-
nous with imposition and cheat One of our
leading Chemists in the East, DR.. Aver, is pur-
suing course which defeats this iniquity. He
brings not only his own, but the best skill of our
times to bear, for the production Of the beet
remedies which can be m ade. These are sup
piled to the world, in convenient form, at low
prices, and the people will no more buy poor
medicines inssead of good, at the same cost,
than they will bran instead Of -four The inev-
liable consequence of this is that the vile COM
pounds that flood our country are discarded for
those which honestly accomplish the end in
view--whIch cure. Do we not over estimate
its Importance, in believing that this prospect o.
supplanting the by-word medicines, with those
of actual worth and virtue, IS fraught with i'm
mense consequence for good, to the masses 0
ourpeople. Gazette d. Chronicle, Peru. la.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06

"THE EAR MARKS Stick OuT."--The same
fellow thar does up the lying g Occasional let
ters for Forney's, Press, is also engaged in wri-
ting letters, dated Charleston, S.-G., and trying
to palm them off as genuine, The ear, marks,
stick out too plain. They are written either
in Washington City or Philadelphia--w -where yer
Fornev himself NAV be. .agss9 ss a4ss
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06
SAD LES, AND HARNESS.
. sA NEUEL TIM M tl;;NsW sW

N
W0ULD respectfully inform his old customers
w, and the public generally, that he has on
land large stock aud general assortment of Sad
dies Harness, &c., consisting in part Of ful;quil
ted and plain shafters, quilted hood cover and plain
hait;Spanish and falIbacks quilted and pinin seat
ed4 brass and wood horn denipeaks, plain and
quilted seat, low canle English trottiug saddles.
Also variety of styles of side saddles, with
short and extended quilted kneeswngs, hoop ami
back springs silver coloteds rdsset Sue, and black
enaheled leather gu Fet and plain pushed seats
He has also ON hand several sets OF extra fine sill
yer mounted carriage and buggy harness, strong
yankee tenn harness, sadie bags, collars, haitsrs
brides and martngales Of most every description.
Carriage, Buggy and Riding Whips of the Guest
quality; in fact most everything usually kept in
sadd ler shop. He deems it unnecessary to puff
and blow or let off gass about the material or
Workmanship of hiswork, as it will recommend
itself to those who are judges or who use it.
Ihantfal for the liberal patronage he has hereto.
fore received, he hopes bv srict attention to bnsi.
n 'ss and selling good work at a reasonable price,
to merit a continuance of the same Shop third
door N orth Of Nlctaddens store, Cadiz, Ohio. ~
Feb Is, ls60-lyr ab1c& s5es 81 y -
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Cyan interesting revival of religion has
been. in progress at the Bethel NJ. e. Church,
in Greene township, for some weeks past
under the ministrations Of Revs. Scott
Some 80, we understand, have been added to
the church, a-+.f,ss 4 a.sr ,.. .-...-.s. 30 ..-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Road Notice.

9s THERE will be petition presented toathe
Commissioners OF Harrison county, Ohio, at their
March session, 1861, praying for the Loca ton of
aCounty Road, beginning for the same in the
county road leading from Hopedaie to Cadz jnnc-
tion: beginning st or near a Chesnat Tree oppo-
site Samuel FOreman's Orchard, theace to a stake
opposite the turn.tabts, thence to a stake at the
Northwest cornerof VIM, M. Kelley's Lot, thence
aefoss the railroad to or near John Kail's Sprin
house, teence along the line between John K Kail
and Wm Upton, terminating in the county road
leading from Center Unity Church to kafagon,
Mill .Rl-gJsI gs vsM
Feb. 8, l96I-4t
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- ~ ErllI ~
Last Saturday was the dsy set apart by the
Rspublicans for the firstqabe for tho esdh Post
once. The day was very disqualification
ing nearly all day. Still some 1923 .'patriots'
turned out, and gave their votes for the man
they wished 10 have the title.of P. M. confer
red on The polls opened at 10 A. M.--Gsn,
Warfel and XIV Kinsey acting as Judges,
and D. Cunningham and Eugene Bostwick ser.
wing as clerks. Candidates we're busy from ear
ly in the inorning until the polls clOsed--each
one with their particular friends working like
beavers to secnre the prize. The greatsstef,
fort made seemed to be for our friend McCon.
nell, he having the largest number working for
him faithfully all day until the polls closed,
with what effect the vote below will show
Some ofsthe candidates made very poor show
in the final result We suppose they were on
ly candidates for the purpose Of seeing how their
names would 'iook in print" The winding W
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06

n BACKED 0Ur. We expected the editor
OF the Republican refuses to publish Rev. Van
DySe's sermon He goes on the principle that
his readers prefer darkness to Light, M ,.ga s1s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06
Allegheny C:tttIe Market.

Beeves sold last week in the above market
at prices ranging from 216 to Al cts, per ib
gross. Hogs, from IS to So per 100 lbs. gross.
Sheep, from 81 to 1925 per head.
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commissioners from Ohio TO wash
~ " $50 saa aimgtOm. 1L.-tL ..L.L-n--

eH 4s te gas oimgtOn. 2pf-l a4a.n gst
Gov. Dennison has appointed the following
gentlemen as Commissioners from Ohio, to
meet Commissioners from other States at Wash
ington City on the a4th inst..--S. p. Chase, L
Ewing, Y. B. Horton, R. Hitchcock, r. I. Ba
bus, w. ). Groesbeck and John G. Wright.
Only one Of these gentlemen is a Democrat, The
other six voted forLincoln. Keep this fact il
remembrance ",@ 'Ns3 eae /
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06

Death Of Chief Justice Hall
OMAHA, N. T., Feb, 1.-Chef Justice Hall
of this Territory, died at his residence in
Belleview, about,1 O'Clock this morning.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06


ba&s7 q, zsss For Children Teething, .,,g
Which greatly facilitates the process of teething
by sOftening the gums, reducing all linhamnla ton
will allaya ALL PAIN and spasmodic action,
and is AHs .zEs.-r7.r. erAEtg ar- -tts+rs. ~,
g. Sure to Regulate the Bowels
Depend uponit mothers, it will give rest to your
selves, and Relief and Health to your infnnts, u
| We have putup and sold this article for over
ten years, and can say in confidence and truth oil
it., what we have never been able to say of any 9th
ef medicine.-never has IL tailed in a single in
stance to effect a cure, when timely used. Never
did we know a single instance of dissatisfaction
by any one who used it. ION the contrary, all are
delighted with its operations, and speak in terms
| OF commendution OF its magical effects and med
cal virtues. We speak In this matter "what we
do know Y after ten years. experience, and pledge
our reputation ior the fulflment of what we here
declare. In almost every Instance where the ia
tant y suffering from pain and exhaustiou reIiei
wifi be found in fifteen Or twenty minutes after the
This valuable preparation is the prescription o!
one OF the most experienced and skilful nurses in
New England, and has been used with never fail
\ ing success in ..I5 tf 5tAt t&a aGfsa1t
7s7 ~ r. 15g THOUSANDS OF CASES Arsss
1t not only relieves the child from pain but In
yigorate the stomach and bowels, corrects cid
ity, and gives tone and energy to the whole sys.
TEN. It will almost instantly relieve a a.i|
GRIPPING In the Bowels Wind collie
ano overcome eonv,hsions, whiclL,lif not speedily
remed ed, emp in DEATH We believe il the host
and surest remedy in the world in all cases OF dya.
entery ali i Darrhtea in children whether il afises
rom teething, or IRON any other cause We ago'd
say 10 every another who has child suffering
! from any q the foregoing ccmplaintse-do not lel
your Predindices, nor the prediudlces Of others,
stand between yon and your suffering child. aad
the relief that viii be slre--yes, ABSULUrELY
SuItE- to follow theuse of this medicine, il tinle-
" used. Full directions for using viii accompany
each bottle None genuine unless the tac; siniie o,
side wrapper, sAiEt W&E n EE zXxF a Ell IN 1 .
| Sold BY Druggists throughout the wofId. or !,
Principal Office, IA Cedar Street, N, Y. Price on
NAV IS. 1861 VI NJ aa ash.aaaa 80 esn !.
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OF The following hattering notice is taken
from the Portsmouth (Ohio) Scioto Valley Re-
pub Hcan, of April g., 1858: s-s ffs.-sg .ss,lss
ScAND1NAvIA.--A friend writes to US forour
"real opinion" of DR.. Roback's Scandinavian
Remedes--where he can obtain them--and
why they are called scandinavian" and we are
frequently asked the same questions. Scandna-
via is the ancient name of Sweden and Norway,
and scandinavian, that is, Swede or Norwe-
gan, af1ectionately calls his country "Scandina-
via," in the same sense as we speak o f"Colum-
bia," or "The Union" By the way, there are
ever nine thousand Scandinavian families in
Dane county, Wisconsin Although citizen
Of this country for many years, DR.. Roback is a
Swede by birth, and compounds his medicines
Of Swedish herbs, we think the name is very
appropriate We have the very highest opinion
| of the Medicines, and OF Dr. Roback himself
who is not only singularly skillful physician,
but a gentleman OF the Old School, as we knew
personally. Our advertisement columns will
answer the rest Oft our friends letter. See ad;
Vertisement. s't' taag ri a.abiage8 -a +11fsf
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Sge6ial Notites.

ADvICE.--As the hot season is approaching,
every person should prepare their system for a
change, and there is no remedy so applicable as
"McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier" 1t will purify the blood thoroughly
and at the same time strengthen and iDvigorate
the whole organization. The immense quanti
ty OF it that is sold daily is proof enough of its
great virtues in thoroughly removing all impure
matters from the blood. We say to all, try it,!
1t is delicious to take. See advertisement in
another cnlllmn ~ ~ ~
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IaIIlcs z eecIsss Esf:.fe Z

8 NOTICE, is hereby given that, John Leech, the
subscriber, has been duly appointed and qnaliGed
as the executor Of the last will and Testament Of
said James Leech, late Of Harrison County, Ohio,
deceased ,s,atsa,y .,ss.es JOHN LEECH H, ~
teJan, ~, 1921 vi n.aHg. ar at.a vi EKecntor.
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NOTICE.!

To allsindebted BY note or book account cal
and pay q have made several calls OF this safne
sort and Idhaye no acc sunts but what area due.
nov want and must have my money-and to
those that have been called on, need not expect
to be waited on again byaus--our word f6rfts n
Cadiz, Jan. 80, '61. JOHN COLEMAN I e
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A gedffiOn Act.

A Western Reserve Senator named Garfield,
has introduced into the Legislature q bill ato
cling this bill is to intimidate citizens Of Ohio
publican party. This movement would be in
bad taste, come from whom it might; but that
it should have originated with an abloyiating
''free speech' Senator, is shocking. The En-
gllira's Columbus correspondent has we'll re-
marked that had such a law as the one now
proposed, existed during the Mexican war. ct
least one-half Of the Senator's constituents
would have dangled at the end Ofa pe.--Nsp-
ark Advocate. ~ ~
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~ hsrraigs2 n. 3D. ifiUTCE1INGS,
General Agent for the United States s. Canada
tTogt1 EsgfgE We g2o1Cedar st, New-,Y ORR,
y Sold by Mclean g. Sharp, ,Cadiz, Uhio, gsS "A
i Nov. 28.siG0-lyf ls7spe,sY .s3 Z, .8 a...s.-5s I