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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-26
The P.ide

shorl Time siure, Paf graph was m
gFltug iIoln une paper Ia anu her, the Pl'
port vt which was, that the "prord Duke
Of Somerset used . say, hal he puied Ad n
because he had no ancestors
The idea was a novel one; il never occur
red 10 the mind at The writer, Thai il was
possible our dTsi parents had any need OF the
sympathy Of their deceudanIs. Made "very
goodh-but "a liltle lower than tho angels
placed in beautiful garden we'll wa'eTed
by rivers; breathing halmy mir; what more
could they ueed2 ID this Eden, which sig-
nies pleasure OF delight, "grew every tree
that is pleasant ,o'the sight and good fol
iood' Here 100, Adam had companion with
whom he held sweet converse As if this
was not enough for man, God himself con
descended, from day to day, 10 hold commu-
mon with him. Could the happy pair be
more highly favored? Did cur g,eat progen
ilor need sympathy? We would not have
thought it possible, had not that piIablc nos
bleman suggested the iden. Now verify, we
do mol believe that Adam was TO be pited,
Not, however, because his birth was not de-
duced from IoiDs enihroned, but because he
was 4 stranger to filial love. There is hap
piness, which to him is unknown. To all
that IS contained in those endearng words,
father, mother, brother, sister, he was total
stranger, Not having my ch idhood,he knew
not how good it was-to conlide ia fond pa
rent; TO be moved by the wise counsel OF an
aged lnher, OF to be solaccd by tender mo-
iher. Some ofthe mnsthallowed and dcvo
ted affections of the heart were never his
Those family scenes and regulations so dear
to US; the family alar--'he going together
TO ihe house of God--the pleasant evening
fteside when the venerable father takes down
the Holy Work and nstructs the family
group thou coudst Oot enter into the joys
Of these our brightest and sweetest remember
ances: 0, Adam thou ort indeed to be pit
led, for 10 thee was denied IN early home.
Tie family!-wliat7a holy compact--a con
sttution organized by Deity; union of
hearts and interests Odtmes the family
circ!c is so sacred, that the entrance of Il
kind friend seems like intrusion. 1t is a
little heaven below, whose silent influences
make hcme SO sweet, so sacred a place! The
mother. Her peculiar sphere is in her house
hold I; she is 10 make her homo happy; to
draw around il such attractions, that no ais
luremen;s from without will be preferred
to their own s.nciuary. The mother is to
secure lie confidence of every child, aud TO
make it feel that she is the bes! friend. II
the mother realizes her duty, and strives to
DO is, the child will soon feel that there are
mutual obligations.
"Pious mohels have done more to people
heaven than nny other class Of persons next 10
he preachers of the Gospel" When such
mothers are M more, then will their cEli-
dreu rise up ard s1y, ia the language Of Cow
per-
MY boast IS not, that detnce my birth
From loins enlhron'd. and rulers OF the earth; ;
But higher fur my proud prctensiOns rise
The aon ofparent' pass'd into the skies"
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pEsPE lATE AFFRAY.

CIHcINNATI, June 10.
Two officers, named Davidson and Dalzell,
we're stabbed al Circus last night, by a
Medical student from Indianapolis while en-
forcing order. Both are dangerously woun.
ded, cud Davidson, il IS thought, cunnot pes,
sibly recover. Tie young man was arrested
and committed 10 jail. We have not learned
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SHERTFF,s SALE,

pY virtue OF sundiy f fas issued out Of the
I'D Court OF Common pleas Of Harrison county,
Ohio, and to me directed, will offer for sale IN
front of the Court House, in the town Of Cudiz
in said county, on Saturday the 9th day of July
next, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock P NJ. of said day, the following descri-
Bed real estate, TO wit: A certain tract of land
lying and being in the town Of Freeport, Harrison
county, Ohio, and described on the pla of said
town as public ground, which said lot was sold by
an uot of the General Assembly, passed Marci,
9h, 1885, for tho benefit Of School Dist rict No 2,
in Freeport township, Harrison county, Ohio, with
all and singular the improvements aud privileges
thereunto belonging, and in every wise apperaia-
ing therennto D. HILBERT, Sheriff.
June 26, lSj0-5t.
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LATER.

Tho young man who stabbed the officers
last night, is named Walker, nephew of
Judge Walker He belongs 10 ricIl family
of Indiana. II seems the officers were very
olTicious and rude. The feeling Is generally
in favor Of Walker.
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wHG STATE CONVENTION.
PDlIApEIrnlA, June 10.

The Convention met in the Chinese Mu.
scum, and organized BY calling y. N Smg-
scr, Of Adams, 10 the Cilair, and r. 5. JoliO.
son, Of Columbia, and AS Ely, % Delawatc
Secretaries. denominations had been made
Al o p. M
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SALE OF real ESTATE,
BV order of CJurt.

ny OfHcF " CDufBs
an the 9th day of July next, 1850 ,at O'Clock.
" P. Lathe Court House in the town of Ca
diz, will be sold 10 the highest bidder, follow
Ing real estate MS The property of JOHN McAdam,
deceased, to wit: Part of the south east qnnrter
of Section no. -, in Township no. 10, of Range
no. six. III the Stcuhenylle Dund District. and
bonn ded aa follows:- Beginning at the quarter
past. between sections six and twelve, and run
ming thence south 883 deg, west us perches
thence south deg east Al perches and tenihs ;
thence north e63 deg east ll4 perches and six.
tcnths; thence north deg west Al perches and
threetcnths TO the place of beginning, containing
thriy-lhrce acres, thren roods and thirty rchus,
moro or less. Said premises IRE desiraby situa-
ted miles east of Moorcfcld. About two thirds
Of said tract is cleared--and on continuation of
the sale by the possession will be given of all,
except about l2acres now in corn. which is reser.
we'd until the corn can beharvestcd. 800 of the
purchase money wi be required in hand, S200
on the 9Th day Of August next. the balance in
four mon tbs. with interest on the two last pay
m"nts, troIh the day Of sale
JAS. McADAM Executor
Jane 5, ls50--5t Of John McAdam, decd
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PATENT MGpIctNEs. Nj. Firch, Of lndi
ana, WHO s member Of thc medica profes
sjun.) recently offered an amendment to The
census bill, ia me House OF Represen-
taHvcs, $50 ascertain the com mponent parts 81
patent or secret medicines, SO 'hat the public
hi gb knO% how much soap, ashes and trck
dust, ne taken in the ty,m of pills; how
mucb molssses aud tar 'ot coagh drops, nat
sugar ana &alot in the form of sursapa,
rtll
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A SCRiPruRAL VIEW OF WomAN's RIGHTs
AND DUTIEs, IN ALL TuE IMPORTANT RELA
TToNs OF LIFE. By Elizabeth Wilson,
Phila: w. S. Young, Printer, 30 North
Sirh Street. This is, perhaps, the Only
work Of lis kind in existence, something
i'new under the sun" Mrs. Wilson is n
firm believer in the equality Of the sexes,
and to ''the law and the testimony" she
takes her appeal. She acknowledges The
Bible as "the uncrring Standard for the de-
cIsion of the question, and proceeds TO dis
cuss the various texts bearing upon it, with
admirable skill and critical acumen She
interprets the often quoted passage in Gene
sis,--"Thy desire shall be to thy husband,
aud he shall rule orcr thee" as prophecy,
not as a command -as she inIerpels the ieXt
relatlve TO the serpent, "And | will put
enmity between thee and the woman, md
between thy seed and her seed, il shall bruise
thy head, mud Moa shall brHise his heel" And
she meets eyenthe famous Epbes v. %, 24
"Wives, submit yourselves unto your own
husbands, us unto the Lord" Sc, g., with a
pausblity of reasoning that Is not often
excelled. Altogether, this is very remark
able book, and will revlVe the controversy
upon Woman's Rights, terminated so sud-
denly some years since by the Rev, Theodore
ID. Yields mastery descent upon Miss
Gfimke, the head Of the Woman's Rights
party, bearing her off in triumph 20 the pleas
ant and quiet valleys Of matrimony, and thus
nipping The npprehended ''revot Of The wo-
men, 10 the bud As Mrs. Wilson is mar.
rcd lady, The device that answered so adm
rably in the caae Of Miss Grlmks crnnot be
resorled TO. lfall other means fail, however,
we cnn still avail ourselves Of The wisdom OF
the Chinese snges, who, as is we'll known,
punished ouc rising OF their women and pre-
vided against snolhcr, by the fashion ol the
"i'ie feet" For sale by r. Z. Peterson,
.I'hila - philadelphia Sat EUe Post.
A ScrpiRraI Visp Of Womaa's Right
and Duties. BY ELIzARErm WILSON, w
S. Young. Printer, Philrdel, ,,hia --The
question Of Woman's Rights Is presented
ia this work in new inspect, aud The argu-
menis abduced in support orthe wfiler's views
are also new. The purpose is 10 demonstrate
the equility Of the sexes in all The relations
Of life irom the sacred record, and with ibis
view ali portions Of the scriptures are cnusid
cred. Tho wiiier shows very intimaic
knowledge of tho holy volume, besides great
controversial skill. The volume is Tor sale
by r.. Paletsonnad Danels 81 Smillh--PhD
N. AaericaH and Gdsdif.
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Price Reduced
VAUGHN'S
LITRONTRIPTIC MIXTURE F!

Large Bottles Only Ono Dollar.
The Proprietor of the Great American Remedy vAuanSs
VEGETABLE LIrHoSTRIPTic MIXTURE Induced By The
urgent solicitations Of his Agents. throughout the United
6tRtes and Canada, has .Ier
Reduced the Price
of his popular and well known article and from t date
henceorth, he will put up but size oniS.hh quart
bOtles-the retail price will he
ONE DOLLAR.
The public may insured that the character of the Mod
ene its strength, and curative properties WILL REMAIN
UNCHANGED, and the same care will be bestowed in pre-.
pairing it as heretofore.
As this medicine under its reduced price, will be purchased
by those who have hitherto made themselves acquainted
with its virtues the proprietor would beg intimate that hs
article not to be claed with the of Remedies
Of the day )" claims for Itself greater heating p0per in
oil diseases, than other preparation before the
Nold and has sustained itself for eight years by its superior
medical virtues, and until this reduction commanded double
the price of any other srice in this line
NOTICE PARTICU" "ARLY, this article with great heal.
Ing power and certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
and all other upon the action of which life and
health depend.
This medicine has justly high reputs as a remedy for
Dropsy and Gravel
and all disensos of that nature may bs relied upon whea
the intelligent physician has abandoned his patienund fos
these distressing diseases, especially DRoPsY the pEop
would earnestly and honestly recommend it. At lie
present price it easily obtained BY ALL and the al will prove
the article to be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World
t Please ask for pamphesthe agents give them away;
they contain sixteen pages of receipts Tin addition full
medical matte) valuable for household purposes and which
will save dollar year to practical housekeepen.
These receipts introduced make the book of great
values aside from its character advertising medium for
the medicine, the testimony in favor Of which, tho form Of
letters from all parts of the country. be relied upon
to 'vaushns Vegetable I.ihontripte Mixture ''ths
Great American Remedy for sale in quart bottles at 81
each, small bottles at 30 each No small bottles viii 30
Issued after the present stock is disposed of.
Principal Office, Buffalo, N. Y, 2O7 Main Street,
G. C. VAUGHN.
BAN letters Excepting from agents and dealers with
whom he busne) must be post paid attention
will be given to them
4GENIS-Jokn Beau, Cadiz, 0.
A. F. Croskey, Aep Market, O.
Hogg g. Parrish, Moor6tid, D.
Thomas ArncH, Antrim, O.
Ogden s. Clark, Cambridge, 0,
II. Roby s. Co.. LceSbwgh, o.
J. Forbes, sem, HdgerstonR, O.
May %, 1850.
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NJ 0TICE is hereby given to all persons, inter
l Y ested, that a arit of attachment was this
day iss ucd by William Arnold, n Justice of the
Pence Of Cadiz township, Harrison county, Ohio.
against the goods, chattcls, rights aud credits,
money sand effects OF DR.. Gordon ] . Leeds, a nom
resident Of the county.
STUART g. WILLIAMS.
June 90. Is50--4t
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y G wv Firm
AND
I EW STOR FL!

MILLTGAN " MOORE,
One door south OF. $. TnoMAs' Dry Good Store.
| HAVE jnst received, and are now opening
l. IL the largest and best assortment of
Groceries and CONFECTIONERY
ever offered to the public in Cadiz. They have
only space to enumcrate some Of the leading ari
cles they have on hand: C0Gee,i Ten Sugar.
Choc olate, Molasses, Cheese, Water and Butter
Crackers, Pickles. Rice, Allspice. Pepper, Ginger
Nutmrgs, Salaratus. Indigo, Alum, Starch. Can-
dies, common and refined Soap. Shaving Cream.
Mackercl, Lake Salt, Herring, Hams, Shoulders.
ISides; Flour, an excellent article Oranges, Lem
ons, Raisins. Figs Almonds, Filherts, Peanuts.
Walnuts, Cassia, Lemon Syrup, Candies. Liquor
ice. Backing. fine Cigars, Tobacco, candle-wick-
ing, Batting, wool Twine, Bed Cords, Glass, Pow
der and Shot, Lead, Caps, Forks. GarIen Hoes.
Broums, Beaver Buckets, together with hundred
articles not mentioned.
Their stock is entirely FRESH, and was bought
uron such terms us will enable them to sell as low
as any persons in the same business west OF tho
mountains, Gil, examine and price our articles,
and we win satisfy you that this is not un idls
boast but a FACT.
They have. also, made arrangements by which
their stock will, at all times, be kept full.
MILLIGAN & MOORE.
April "a. l850--tf
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NTOTiCE is hereby given to all persons inter-
/ Y esed, that Il writ OF attachment was this day
issued by William Arnold, Il Justice ofhc Peace
OF ofCadiztownship, Harrison county, Ohio against
the goods, chattes, rights and credits. moneys
and effects OF DR.. ]. s. Rose. n non resident Of
this county. STUART & WILLIAMS
Juno 90 IS5O-1t
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/ y ested tha. writ Of attachment was this day
issued by William Arnold. n Justice Of tic Pence
of Cadiz township, Harrison county, Ohio,against
the goods, chatels. rights and credits. moneys
ana effects Of Dr.. 5. 1Ousey. n non resident of
the county. STUART 81 WILLIAMS.
June 20, 1850 At
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OF" We have already noticed, in com,
mendatory manner, this excellent work of
Mrs. WrLsoN; and having received a consider
able number Of copies for sale from the pub
aisher, earnestly hope tha, they will ind ready
purchasers, especially on the part of those
whose rights are so ably yindicated in this
volume. The examination of the suheci
covers great deal Of ground, Everything
in fact, to be found in the Bible, pertaining
20 woman. Price $l,00, neatly bound. For
sale at the Anti Slavery ofiice.--Li5trdtor
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A SCRTPruRA VIEW Of Woman'S Rights
and Duties in all the Important RilahonS Gt
Life BY ELIzARETH WILSON. Philadelphia:
Wm. S. Young. Printer, lS4Y.
We ore indebted 10 the anlhoress, Mrs.
Elizabeth Wilson, for copy Of The above
work, jdst issued from The press. She resides
at Cadiz, Ohio, and we have the pleasure oI
numbering her amongst onr Hcquainrunces
and friends. The Riams OF WoDaa has
been favor;ts TOPIC Of discussion with Mrs.
W. for years, and1hare is no doubt but that
she is thoroughly acquainted with the subject
She is lady gifted with great natural powets
OF tmnd; and as writer she is clcnf, forcible
md argnmentntiye. Although we Of course
dissent from many Of the arguments and
ideas contained in the book, yet we are will
ling TO recommend il 10 the careful pcrusal
of our friends Of both sexes. In her preface,
Mrs Wilson says: ''We call this work We
mans Rights, in accommodation 10 The popular
phrase, but Human Rights may be consider
ed Inappropriate lille; as there nro no rights
in lhc human family, other than human rights,
We are not advised that any work Of the
character ofttis which we now present to
the public is exlant. Although there are
works on the rights and dnlies Of woman, we
are not aware oGany which take scriplural
view Of those rights and duties"
4 few copies Of Mrs Wilson's work EaVe
been left for salea the Book stores in this city.
Pills. Post.
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WOMAN'S RIGHTS.

"A Scripural view ofWomnn's Rights and Du.
tics in all the important Relations of Life by
ELrzAuErn WILSON" For sule nj the Book Stores
Of Messrs. BEALL and BOSTWICK.
Cadiz, November 2S, ls49. Gtl is
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JAMES FAuLL lTHosas rknLL.
JAMES PAUL. 4 CO..
Importers g. WHOLESALE Dealers in

't'% 81" tt'Ht t4tataa WRIT 4tfAnAj dttH~
rrrs Of Coach, Copai, Japan AID
Lsd@e," gtFaisSes, Alcohol, Spts 8
Nitre aud Salp Eihsr
No. EGl MAR9sT sras.r, wnrzItSe Va
Rt now receiving the largest aud most com
"A plete assortment OF all articles in their line.
ever brought TO this market
Having superior advantage il their purchases.
Ihey are euuhdent OF successful competition with
me eastern market, with addition nofuansportation
ana pledge ti4insclyes to sell goods lower than ev
eI before offered in this city. Their stock com
prises the following:
p, gli aud complete stock Of Diugs, Mcdicines.
0henieals and Phasmacentieal preparations.
rants OF all kinds. ground and ungrohnd: Oils.
99Pefn' Whale, IanneTs, Elephant, Iinseed, Olive
Lard and Caster Oils; Brushes: Paint. Varnish,
"hLtewnsh, Shaving, Hair, Clolh, Baclsing Tau
ners' Counter, Bath. Table and Stencil Bfushes:
I'ye siufis OF every description and niaiufictur-
ers', Fullers' and Hatters' articles. IL Il
Z Every description of Glassware al mauufaetur-
ers' prices June s, 1850.
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINSM
90
w LCET & ? fTELTP S 7,
Main street, opposite the Public Buildings.

Main street, opposre 'he FuOhe buildings.
A RE now in receipt OF their stock Of SPRING
~ e. SUMMER GOODS, aud viii open this
Morning beautiful assortment Of Summer Silks.
TInrcgcs, de I.nios. Lawns. &c. with great va.
rey OF other dcsirable DGrss GooDs just parchas
cd in Philadelphia. vB
iayiag selected the most desirable styIGs and
solicit an examination OF our assortment, pcdging
ourselves TO show such inducements as cannot be
offered elsewhere. tvf4St.27
Cadiz, May /, ls50-f
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THE ENTINEL.
WOAlAN's IIsCsGfss AND DUrlEs

- ~~-CS - > sAtN -
We have received from the author, Mfs.
Elizabeth Wilson, Of Cadiz, Ohio, a copS Of
her work, entitled "A Scnpiurol View Of The
Rights and Duties of Woman. in all the I'm
pofiant Relations of Life" embraced in a
neatly printed volume Of about 400 pages
Other engagements have prevented us from
perusing this work thoroughly; but so far rs
we hnve examined, satisfies US that the sui
jeci treated on has oeen committed 10 CON
Peleut hands; that it is no, the eHusiuu Of en-
unbalanced mind; but she has brought TO her
aid deep research, and well digested inndI
oi thought aad Argument, wlieh will be much
easier TO meet with ridcule than lOgcul rea.
soning. We do not endorse all that Mrs
Wilson advocates ia her book but there isI
much that meets our appreciation. That
women are wrOnged aud oppressed by many
Of the laws MS also the customs of society,
there is no doubt. The laws relating to
property do mol project their rights as they
should; and custom has closed many avoca-
tions to thom which they are we'll qualified to
fill. Gerrii Smith says OF this work, sit is
good book, and all the better Ctr cinging so
closely tr the Book Of Books and Professor
Wayland ''sincerely hopes that The cause OF
truth may be advanced by Mercer, Pa
Laminary,
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From the Pennsslyania Freeman.

SIoiH tHe AcbilSt lNH'ia Il tCShiAl'
A ScRIprURAL view OF WoMAN's RIcurs
AND DUTtEs IN ALL THE IMPORTANT RELA-
TIoNs OF LIFE, BY Eiizaheth Wilson.
Our thanks nre dne to the author Of this
hook FOR copy which we have received.
We have, at present, been able to give il only
a slight examination, but are convinced that
it is an interesting work. The author is a
member Of the Old School Presbyterian
Church; she has evidently studied her subject
long and deeply We believe that all por
tions Of the Bible touching the snbject are
considered. The object of the book is to
provesfom the Scriptures, The equality Of
both sexes, in the relations Of life, and equal
obligations and accountability. The Ledger
says CT IL
'This work certainly eVinces great origi
nalty of thought and strength Of argument
and an extensive acquaintance with tho
Bible. That woman does not onjoy hel
rights is clearly demonstrated, particularly
her legal disabilities and oppression are pot-
trayed with perspicuily. The evil conse-
Quences resulting 10 woman, und to the hu-
man family, in consequence Other occupying
a false position, is amply demonstrated. The
style Of the work is chasle and perspicpops
-lhe mechanical part is neatly executed"
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My boast is not, that detlnce my birth
From loins enihron'tl. and rulers OF the earth
But higher far my proud prctensiOns rise
Yhc son ofnarent, pass'd into the skies.n