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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30

l6sil Dir eano eer Sreibeit, eano bsr G9aeeul
Srcie Se9enssGroe, cbne Sluh.
Dem gertonnten gum afN befhieosu,
ilnbetannt init zines Sdrltsn &ru9.
1ae Wsnlben nennIt bu bcins 8inoVr,
aHen lpsnoefi ba ben gVuttsr.pcerb.
Du Der Snecbtfbaft frsiitsr lIsterfpinesr
SRt Der Sit9espalme uno Dem Gdwsrpt.
Strablcno pcben bsnc Stcrnsnbanner,
Sir Die Srcibeit uno Die aan,s @ett.
Deinem Slu9e rpeidbt Der Snoianer,
Dsinsn ShfTsn fblieft ftb ntht Der Belt
Beins Serrfhaft 1T Die sany Grte.
Sit Der Sree ienials untsrtban?
9Bc bn palelt orin9t Gin ;rpsite6 Merbe
Durdb orn 9rrFsn rpsttsn StbSphinssplan.
Dsins BSlIsu trauftn oeins 8uiim,
Define Ber9c ftsbn i'm gectenue;
Define StrSme ft9nen beine g8iiifcn,
Dsins edfts bett ess aoIsrS Slug.
Son bss gliaaaras SriIrnPise
8is gum mddbt'sen Scsntrcm bel g1crt
8cn Nel:gcrf Dem ftclisn 6anoesfss
9is ju eaifcrntens 9cIo'ncm port;
gSrn glcrorpslt Dem SrsScn;6 6stists,
8is 3ur bciBcn Sdftc Stcriba
Stsbt pen 8sib in pclIcr Srsibcitstlitbe,
Se9sn Psncsnb ieosm firm uno nab.
Ne6 III tsin Sabrbunoert bin9cfbpunSen,
gtdbt bic Belt bat bib 70 srcB 9emat)t
Detne G'rIneer fdbten iitb eebuubeu,
Sir bic Srcibeit paren fe srtpabt.
gRcnn fhrn Ibrpah, fit itanoen FIT im Gtrcits,
G,olt cs rob, Dir beiGse linton!
limb bic @iutradbt blicb Dir liets ,ur Sete,
ltshs N,u loh n
limb 70 eneit bu auf gum Ricltnpsrfs,
I'm bciu Banner ftbcB ftb Stcrn an Stsrn,
!5n Der Ginraht fanoeif bu bic Starts,
Sbne eiefs diff ou cbne pcrru.
Seine Gintradt peilt i'm eano ea brd6sn,
limb Der Srieoe fliebt cas trauts !bous.
Oarum fino 70 pteie audi 9cfbieosu,
Statt Der SrSlbstt tpaltd In9ft uno @raus.
Gintrabt mSss itsts eas Banner iieren,
Seoe 9iprtratbt fsi pcn unS perbaunt
Seoen Srtpsr mE9e DcutIhlano rdbrsn,
2Senn eaS eano oer Srcbst CT psrfannt.
eoft ben baosr, laGt Den g1crbsn tlabsn, ..
eaFt rsm Sdotn fins Srsibsit aud,.
gBarum firsitsnb auf cinoncsr 5sbsu
Ssar Dies is osr ilnicn SeGrautb
gNit Der 5sit pirb outb bic Srsibsit palten,
Sn Dem Sdosu burdb 8spSltruna
eabt binfcrt nur fits Die Gintradbt fthattsn,
G'ISib uno 9Isib 70 iti's i'm 8isfuihwun9.
Srauet nitbt ben 9lattcn fbSnsu @ertsn,
Scn Der SGfu atbicn
Grui9 Srsuno unb Ss;no an alien Srten,
SIeibt ils ftcts Gin 6sinb Der iInicu.
5cb Dir eano Der Srsbtt, eano Der g1dotu
Srrie Se9cns=Grbs cbne Slub;
Dem 8Gtannttn gum afN tsIhieoen,
Slsite itoen cbns SoIIb uno Srua.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
erFnSnua sinsr nsnen eruamafshine.

Qus paris wtrb BON Der Grfinbuns elmer neusn
Drudmaf6ine sef6rieben. Die mad eem 1usfprudb
DibOt's cine pOIIfdnoise &spoIuiOn in Der drt bes
Orudens berporbrinesn wirb. Der @rtinber beibt
8Orms. felt LANCER 3eit 8u6brudsrsibefesr in pa'
ris bic Waftine febf arbsitet in epIinberformger
8ewssuns. Iisfert $4,000 Qbbrife in elmer Stun.
De- uno oiefe 3abI Fam bur6 Qnwsnouns BON
Sampffroft nod berd6tIid erbobt werben. Dir
preife' Bat Dem @rfInoer bic erife Sroer geaeben,
uno girasoin 1T 70 febr bsfrisbist oob er fur bic
9anSe SffSin bic notbise 3abI befteIIt bat. per,
den, f6affen bierbei eben 70 piel ais frabsr Is.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
6; G GDrbe n:

am 22fn Ia IN Raarstb, WVarp eouifa, dn9te Scbttr
eSs pin. Scbn 8sd, i'm Alter Ia Sabren slcnaen.
Scr cinissu OBcHsn, in Sdo:g8bsibaG, pstsr Gin IL
Scnot oltss SSbudbSn oeS lprn. 2bcnias Gan9rpr.
am peretsn Dounsras in Taens nab siusr lOnspisrssn
8rantbst, Der Gbru Deter a Il c T. lnu9e Sabre
grsoisr Der berssn esuftubnifbeu Gsmiaer, i'm 62su
Sabre fines Qltrs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
0emc Nublifatipnett, &c.

SaIenbcr fir 1s5f.-pr. SCbn gBsf gu6baueter in
philadelphia dterauo uns Elm Grpa fines otsn berausse.
sebensn Sentfcbcn uifrirten SalenbcrS ir bas Sabr
1851, oer NIT bumcribn Sbn uno launiscn 5ifSrtben
ansefdat uno anbsriusts b6u ausstast it, Dst6s fam
hurtb uns bscsen rperpm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30

%Q %Que beutf6en 5eituneen in ben Ser Staaten
no parn cnis, buG Der ,,S(merifanifbe Sancr," bic
snse babc adertor3suns ntt atsin br ud Belcbreess
fir ben eunomann cnba cnbsn bosu nod unsspSbnd bia
it, Die eeubsn gaurn tSnnn besba6 nidt oft ssnus earan
srtnnert psr6en, 6tcs nQeGbs gRsrt gu untsritdssR.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
&9l 6rt6t

wirc biermit 9e9eben. ba6 bic unterfbriebsnsn ais
ereeutorsn Don Der SintsrIaenfdaft oes perfforbe.
benen g a Isntin suns q. Iebtbin von Sber.
SaueOn SaunfdNp, eeda Gauntp rrnannt tporbsn
ino.-Que. weIte nod an befaste SinterIoGIsnIdaft
fbuIoi9 iine, wsroen auf9sforoert innerbalb 2 Mo.
naten abSube3abIen-uno SoIde, Die nod retbtmdfs
i9e Sorberunem boben. beeben bre Gednunasn
tnnerbaIb bea9ter 3et rpOblbeidtst einsubdnbisen.
SssG1 SSs% g g. siSmS;.r s1iams; es'ors.
Wai 80. uof;nr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
Mufaabe go. 3.

Il, o uuc ino i'm 8tsrf "a Sbusr fc untr fh u rtr'
tbls eOs cine bds Gin Drittd uno elm Gisrtd barren
rrbal gBis rid miro ber autbsi tinss spa bstra9n2
Stsrmifcrb, G1ai 25. ..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
Sln TarGDQeftDrelt.

Sie Gar GODsftcrsn Der Stabt 1aentaun uub
Den perfbieoenen Saunfdbips in eeba @auntp fur
oas Sabr 1850 fino biermit erfutt fdb in Der Com.
m6iOners Qmtsfube Der Staot 4uentaun ein,ufin.
ben, am Mcnta9 ben 1T. Sag SUM-. um aenieen.
be 8hfsfbaft Su felsn, uno ibre DupIitaten auf
fidb Su nebmen.
duentaun Borough -3bomas 6. &ramer.
Sber.SoueOn-ee SD. Gnselman,
Sber. .Mforo-Saeob g. t6i0e9aB.
Nebs-M nsie-Sebn Stsffen.
SbsrMaeuneie @stfne6t.
eowbiG-&euben Sbcrer.
Sub gSbeitbau-@ioeon @utb.
Noro 8bsitbau- -Sobn s. S9eirer.
9SeiiIenbur9- Charles SeI.
epnn-Danisl S. SoIIweilsr.
6eioeIber9-Q 9erman, ir.
@afdin9ton- &une.
Sannouer-S Slorentine SoOsbls.
NcrtbamptOn-So Sonatban SrsrIr.
SaBbur9-S 8bOaos.
auf SefebI Der SOarb Der @OmmiBioners.
9. ME Cine, cdr.
Mal 80. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
SSifeni6aftliGbe Mufgabcn.
Suf1Giun9 BON $40. 4.
bisr tSuuen ,tpei eSiuuacn Itattfuoen, pie fctat:

Sb9es fuuroe r9 auf9dSl bu .. ron SbCrmilfcro unb
DR. prn aIentaun @ntss uns usauok auflSfunscn ausn,
iCss percn bate fttn Slahsn 90 bscner ip a batrcl
N4sn in md6tn" Cine s auSmns if aber osstusasn uns
r neil oSr austbsr u Rct bat ben SStiu in ben lafben
n mtbciIn; CT nmg alIts am rps es IT, Gs aqo bios
urrlbtia plrtaneCn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
9te M drfte.
@arrtpreife in 2llleutaun, am mitwO6
Gaftpm NNarftprcife.

Slausr. 75-gBoi,n, O0-Scssen, ,55-SRcIbtcrn, 55-
baftr, 33-5adbsfamsu, 12-6Eliaumcn 4 25-Snrttps
aomen, 90 Butter, 10 -@isr IL Shwciucflsih, O.
sSbstsp, 25-StdcrpbclS 00-Gibmbrta 00-Gpps, So
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
9lnfaabe S1p. Q.

SRt eer gpctJtri9sn 3a srbdI man, ,ourd Suipisatcn
oslbn nit saun 5abIsu, bic yrcbu: Ill, 222 $685. 444
555, 666. III. ses. 900? SH
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30

Der unterSei1nete ssist fsinen Sreuncen unb hem
reTsnosn Qublitum ersebenlt an. ba6 er nod immer
bas MGtants' Saus glo 237 ROrb Ste Strase.
bemObnt, no sr iid aue3eit bemhben miro, 1Oe ouf
Sos ansenebmfte5u bsoenen, bic bn nit ibrsr &unb'
l6aft bsebrsn.
Das Saus bsfInbet iib bsinabe i'm Mittelpunft
Der gef6dfte btqusm Su Den Saupt &isssbabnen
uno aneern SepCts, fopObl als aneern SG9ni
9unssCrten in Der @itp.
Cine tdgIibe 8utfdrn Ginie uerGdst bas Saus
um nbr Mor9ens fur Qusnaun uno Bstbebem.
Gusgeoebnte StaIIuns nit sinsm groesn 6cf be,
fnoet ii6 babel uno fisben unter Der Quflidt BON
for9famen Seoientsn.
Ssein9un9en-75 Gents per Sag.
SS. -. Suftb.
philadelphia, Mai go na6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
Sempfrattf0e Bbi9
S0atatfO 0SerS0nst1aslatatd.


dus 8b9oemOfratsn bon eedba @auntp- Nreunbe
Der Sefabrunssart Don prdIiocnt 8 apIor uub
9cuoernor s Obn fon finb biereurtb einoeoben
s'nsr ou9emsnen Gauntp' Serfammlunq bsiSuwcb.
nen, weldbe 9ebaIttn wercen fOu auf
Samffa9s Den Stem Stunt,
uln ubr Na6mitta9s. am tSauie pon 8 bn@.
. d. m f. in Sf Qllentaun, TIM DeIeaaten ,u
rwdblen bic unS in Der auf Den 19ten SUM- in Q6t.
laospbta Su baltcnoen StoatS Convention reprdfen-
ttren fouen, weI6e gum 3wed bat
Ginrn GanSioat fir GamnI=S pmmifiipner,
Gtnen SanSibat fir Sfubitor.G5cucraI, uuo
Sincn Sauoicat fir 2aubmc mcIlersGcucraI
fur pennfpIpanien in Grnennuus Su brtnaen, unS
lcl3e anoere WaasreseIn su srereifen Die Sur 1us.
tuDrun9 9efnnoer 9runofdee uno 8ef6roeruna bes
au9emetnen Q8obls oienIidb fen m6een.
Mtan bCht Defenders auf cine ifarfe 93eiwobuuno,
ea Die nddblte gBabI aIs cine BON GROCER @idtafeit
an9eieben weroen muB.
81 q. Scaarcapcs, SameS SfeCfuer.
9ESnt. Sciieurino, SJIdrtiu Scmmerrr
Sobtas Smitb, Sbas SS SBicanot,
elDbn 9Sciod, SSilliam sJ1iuf'
Sacpb Grim, Slno. 6. SJsc(Sartn
Samncl SiItlcr,
Glai 80. 1850.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30

Die &otbfbiGbs.-Das gsrm6ssn Der 8ctb
tbtlo'f6en Samilie foQ fid Superdfiissn Qugaben
SufO9e auf nbt weni9er aIs isbsnbunoert fiinf uub
orsibt9 Wtuionsn Sranfen ooer %, 100000 Vfunb
SterIin9e, Oeer eirea 145, 900 900 beIaufen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30

FHEhICHN RAILWAY GUIDE, and Pocket COM
panton for the United States; containing tables
DC on ali me Ro;i,Son lines in tbe irn;,"J S,;cs t
gether Nth complete Rail,oay Map.-April 1885,
Pathfinder office, 13S Fulton ST., Neuo- York
Gin LANCER S ater au, nis elm Sober oaraus sGsn anu
fir &nos Gin pcrbpcDr Snbat. Das gScrt piro mcnatlb
trrrisirt bsrous9cecten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30
ON DOMESTIC LIFE. its Concord an

THOUGHTS ON DOMESTIC LIFE, its Concord and
Dscord: with suggestions how to promote the and
avoid the other. BY Nelson Sizer-Fowers 81 Wells,
publishers, 131 Nassau ST., New-York
Dies 1T Gin 9dn Scu 4S eeten, fam psr pct crbaten
wsreen uno tcrt l2k Gents Gs nb6t ncn Sbl elmer
Ssbe pbr'ucIcsbr @rruusn, Die Der aucr in gBubu9tcn
bt pser dOcr eincn br pdti9cn GSntanc bos Samisns
6sn banoe bic ltabrn brr maubsri cbddcn nenisttsn
uuSsinunbsr fist unb ait r @erbinprus pltsu uub 8e:
froeruna SeS b6usliben Gldds on bic !bano 9ibt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30

Sbr babt @u6 in pOGIer Uniform unb Iaubsru
pifiCIen unb Se9en sur Qarooe Su perfammsIn, am
Samita9 ben 8tsn SUM- um llbr gla6mittass,
am 9aule BON 8 acOb Sif6er. in SrsrleTss
taun. 3u9Ieiter 8eit fOl ou6 elm lFer eieuttnant
9erpdbIt werbsn.
SoIte Die wunfhen Mit9IisSsr bsfastr Goms
pa9nie gu werbeu, bssbeu Iib cann uHp bafeIbf
einSufnoen. Quf 8efebl bes Captains.
MfoIcs SebmDDrr, .. 9.
Noi 80. "2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE WATER-CURE, foun-
ded in nature, and adapted to the wants of man. By
Thomas l.. Nichols.-New-York: Fowers & Wells
DeEs gRcrt III Der namn G5rSFe uno ormaten prsis
ps bas rG9s Gs ntba cine 9corans Darlsun9 bsr mnlb:
dsn Gcntinicn bic 8scnsun9u bCr Gunbbcit; Die Sahr
uno llfucn 8rontbt; bic Grunbaec, Qnmsneuns un6
8cultatt Der ssoTtrbeimbccc SIM 6urScn scncmnrn
III ss cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno bobd psrtdnplbs a6baubue 6r
Die GrboIns uuo 6Guns Der Gcfunpbrt uno asn kbr yl
empfbtsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30

Sutn inc C@binin) ).-Diefes Grtraft Ger Obi
aar'nee mire nab siner GorrefponbenS Der 9leu.
Doffer Srbune in oisfcm 9ance als Meoisin in e
nem n ol6en Graee benuet, oa6 Der prsis oeiIelbcn
H@ rnnerbolb Satrsn mcbr ais pCrooppeIt bat uno
Die unSe iset "a so fond.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30

5deerstoun.--@iu Seufc in WenIdeuoc.
faIt bat bier Dor einissn 3a9en cine @ewaItbdtt9-
feit bssanssn. Die alss menfbGibs @cfubG emp6rt.
am SCnntase wurcs bic eeibe peS &inoes elmer
Mlrs. 8rlnin9 aus osm @rabs ouf Dem gpiScopaI
Be9rdbni6 ptaee brrpOr9sboIt, in bas 6aus Der
Mutter sebraebt uno ouf Dem Sa6e cs8 Sadcfens
neben bcm 6aule befefiat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-30

Cine proftii6e 6ub.-@ine @anaSier 3e'
tuns faat:-S. Durano. @fq.. in SamiIOn. belet
cine inIdnoifdr Sub, 9enaunt 9abp SDfon, bic firS.
lib &dIber Sur 98et bracbts, Don ornen nod 2
am esben fno. Die udmIite Sub bat swcimaI
suUer jRdIbsr, eiuma 3. ;wsima 2. uno ciuma
1alb Sur BeIt sebra6t-alfO 20 &dGber innerbaIb
Sabren gBer Fam cine iolte Sub aufneiIcn.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-07

Mr.. EDIroR:-I wish through your paper
: ~ s.E public ihl Il The Judges Of ihe
.It , -ommuD Pleas Of tbs county DO
grant licenses 10 retail Intoxicating liquors
and make drunk rds, which hss a natural ten
1ency w. excite 5pG demnge the miuds OF
men, ("hvn they become fntoxtcal.dl and
iciuse them 10 swear, aud proianelv curse
aud LIKEWISE to Viulate aud prafane lie Sah>
bath, or Lord's day, IL will then become the
painful necessity Of the people, to petition
The Legislature al the next sitting, to repeal
those laws prohibiting prollne swearing and
cursing and breaking The Ltrd's day. THIS
necessity is made plain by tie fact that 1t is
or would be very Inconsistent 10 give man
Il nj which has natural tendency to make
him damn, curse, swear and break the Loid's
day aud Ihen punish him (or doing It This
would be, in effect, to say, here, neighbur,
will sell that which will make you do the aci,
but il you do the act, YOU viii have 10 pny
for it, which, in plain English words bo to
say, give me your money for whiskey, which
will cause you TO commit crime, perhaps
murder, and will make you pay me your
money Tor committing ctimc, and publicly
hang you into the bargain. DO hope that
the honorable Judges OF the courts will not in
the name of huns ty reduce us and them
selves 10 the necessity Of peltioning for the
repeal of those laws which otherwise would
be 81 wholesome and sautary in community
Yours, very respectfully,
MICHAEL MCCONNELL,
August 7, 1850,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS

EDIToR OF CADiz SENTINEL:-Pleuse announce
through your columns, THOMAS l. JEWETT
ESQ.,, us Il candida for Congress, subject TO the
decision o f the Congr essional Convention to be
held in Morristown, on the 2lst nit.
HARRISON COUNTY.
Mn. EDlToR: PLEASE announce the name oil
JOHN DOWNY, of Athens Township f1r Repre-
sentative, subject 10 the decision of the County
Convention, and oblige many voters Of
MOOREFIELD TOWNSHIP.
Mr.. POWELL Permit me through your columns
to name ROBERT ALEXANDER, the old defender Of
his ountry in the hour Of danger, as suitoble
person to be nominated for State Senator, by the
Democratic Senatorial Convention. Mr.. Aexan-
dcris, too, us good Democrat as ever lived.
FREEPORT.
Mn. PowELL:-Permit me, through your col
umns, 10 name JOSEPH RlGA, esqr., in connec-
ton with the nomination for State Senator. Mr..
REA is one Of our oldest citizens, is true Demo-
ocrat, AMI has done good service in the cause of
Democracy in by-gone years. If be should be
nominated by the Democrats of the District, he
will certainly receive, as he always has done, the
free and full support of his party in
July "a, 1850. HARRISON COUNTY.
Mr.. PowELL- Dear Sir: see by your paper of
the 3lst ofJuly last that my name is announced
as candidate for nomination for the Office OF
State Senator, subject to the decision OF tho Dem
ocraic Senatorial Convention composed of the
counties ofJeficrson and Harrison, to be held at
Bloomfield on the 9Th inst, for the purpose of
candidate for said Office.
Grateful for the hattering notice thus taken of
me by my Democratic friends, respectfully de-
cliae the honor intended to be conferred off nom
nation as n candidate for the office Of Scnatorby
that Convention, or for any other office at this
time. THOMAS e. NlNCNEI..
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-07
ChoIern UnIontown.

The Fayetle Whig, Of Thursday says:
This terrible seourgc is among US, and Be
angel Of death has stuck Town many OF oul
ciiizens, ShO were, but a shuf; lime ago, IN ihe
full vigor Of manly strength. 10 this melan-
choly catalogue Of death, il is our painful du
ly 10 announce the dccease of Major JOHN
Irons, Editor Of the Geaias Of Liberty. Oa
so solemn occasion as this presents, we do
not wish 10 obtrude upon the grief of those
who knew him in the domestic circle which
he adorned; bat as a cilizen,it is not improper
10 say that there did not exist more honol-
able man and gentlemen in our community
His character as an editor was deni6ed; and
even in the strongest political excitement,
he never permitted personalities 10 appear
in his paper. lie has sunk 10 rest, honored
and respected by vast circle Of lriends--
he was an ornament TO the press TO which he
long belonged, aud bis career in bis profession
will be a beautiful example 10 the young,
who are entering upon IT, forever TO preserve
that high integrity which adorns a man aud
sheds iespectablty around his character.
His funeral took place at o'clock on
Tuesday evening. He was buried with Ma
sonic honoTs.
The following persons ali took sick on Mon
day forenoon, and died before Tuesday morn
ing:
Elijah Hazatd, Samuel Smith. A son OF
Geo. Crops. A son Of Jonathan West
Mrs Catharne Cathcarf, Nancy Webster,
(colorcd)
AT this time, 4 O'Clock, Tuesday afternoon,
we know-uf five or six cases more, bu, the
attending Physicians inform US that the prob
ability is, they will all recover
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-07

We made dilIisem enquity this morning
and arc happy TO announce that no new ca.
Ises Of cholera had occurred duriug the night
The five or six mentioned above, are, this
morning considered calyalescent. The opin
ion is that the epidemic no longer exists a
monat us.
or The Ledger Washington correspondent
who has been The early and constant friend
of the Compromise bill of the Senate, aud
the decided opponent oftho ultas North and
South, says:
The fact is, the question on which some
Southern madcaps would dissolve the Union,
is no PRACTICAL question at all. Those who
agiiate the division of California, know that
slavery win never 60 there, and that forced
there, it will probably lead to a bloody extir.
patton of the said institution. Before the
South are ready 10 emigratein any considers
able numbers with their negroes, the North
will have possession Of the county. This
crying now Of old Dan Tucker 'who is too
late to come for his SUPPER as the Virginia
negroes would tell us, is altogether out Of
place Ii is not the North, but the people Of
California who exclude the South from Cal.
ifornia, Just as the Spaniards, in discovering
Central and South America shut out other
European nations from those portions Of the
American donlincnt. California is not q dish
of roast beef, which, as common property, the
North and the South are TO share equally be-
tween them; California is State, with a
male population large enough to thrash the
disunlonisls Of three CT four Southern States,
and who have themselves hope. purpose
and an end to accomplish. California is not
10 be divided us apiece OF property, and must
be governed 50 as to secure the happiness of
the people who live there, now and hereafter,
This is the only republican course. 10 treat
distant provinces merely in regard to the ad
vantages, which the different sections Of the
on THIS side Of the Rocky Nouns
Ialns shall deem best for THEIR advantage
would be initiating the worst despot SIN of
Russia OF TuIkhy."
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-07

Harvest is now over, and an abundant one
it has been. The barns and gamers Of Ilar,
rison county are groaning under their wealth,
The scarcity Of money which has SO senslbly
affected all interests in the county, will now
disappear, and the farmer will be able to
pay the mechanic, the mechanic the farmer
and so on, and we shall not know, the coming
year what il is TO want money, if we use it
rightly. In this connection we would state
that we shall be around in few days to see
our friends, who, we hope, will be in such n
situation generally as to settle up their small
bills. We like, about once a year, to make
such a visit as this among our rriends--we
renew acquaintanceship and strengthen the
bond of union between our subscribers and
ourso'es. We are coming, so look out
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-07
~ FOR GOVERNOR:
REUBEN WOOD,
OF Cuyahogn.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
ALEXANDER P. MILLER,
OF Butler county.
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF HARRISON
COUNTY

The Democratic electors of the several
townships Of HARRISON county will meet at
aheir respective places Of holding elections,
in primary meeting, on Saturday, the lOh
tloy Of August nert, then and there 10 elect
THREE DELEGATES from each township, to
mcet ID COUNTY CONVENTION, in Ca
diz, on Tuesday, the 18Th day of August
ne.rt, al IL o'clock, M., 10 select suitable
county ticket 10 be supported by the Demo
cratic party at the coming October election.
Also, said primary meetings will appoint
TWO delegates from each township to attend
the DISTRICT CONVENTION, composed
Of the counties Of Harrison, Belmont and
Monroe, to nominate a candidate for Com
gress, 10 be EeId at Mouistown, Belmont
county, on WEDNESDAY, the twen,yfirsl
day Of August. Likewise, they will choose
IOher TWO delegates from each township, to
meet ia SENATORIAL CONVEN TION
al Bloomfield, Jefferson county, on FRI
DAY, the sixteenth day of August.
The ticket to be selected by The County
Convention comprises candidate for Rep.
resentatve, candidate for County Auditor,
candidate for Recorder, candidate for
Commissioner, and candidate for Poor
House Director. A Central Committee for
the year will, also, be appointed
Your Central Committee cannot too strong
ly impress upon the minds of their fellow
Democrats, the Importance of full delega>
lion in County Convention; and it is hoped
that no person will be selected at the pri.
mary meetings as delegates to either the
Couaty, Senatorial, OF Congressional Con
Venton, who cannot make it point to be
present at the same
JOSEPH REA, Chairman
JoUN BEAIL, Sec'y
Cadrz, JuIy 6, 1859