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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01
LEGAL Nnfina

COMMON PLEAS, HARRISON Co, IS:
John Bethrl, Ex'r Of I
Nllliam CrawtorL, d, cd.
VS.. In Chancery.
James Crawford, William
Crawford, ct III
ME said William Crawford and james craw-
/ ford will take notipp thar the sald John Be-.
thel, as the Executor Of VIZ. Crawfor !, late of
Harrison County, ohiu, deed. on the 29lh day oi
August, A. d.. 1851, fled IN die Court Of Com
mon Pleas. OF Harrison County, ohio, his petit
ton in Chancery against them aud others. the
object and prayer is to have set of to ane Craw-
ford, the widow Of sud Te.tator the share of cer-
tnin Real Estate, in said County, bequeathed to
her in the will Of said VIM. Crawford, deed, and
rhat unless they appeal within sixty days after
the next term OF said Court, and plead answer or
demur to sand petition, the same will be taken as
confessed and tue, and decree rendered 0c=
cordingly. JEwETT & LEwToN,
octl ct Solicitors for Petitioner.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01
Railroad Conspiracy Case,

ukIhoits cept. ]o-
The jury in the railroad conspiracy case
rendered their verdict at 9 O'Clock last eve
ming, finding twelve Of the prisopers guilty,
the balance not guilty. The following per.
sons were found guilty,-FIlsy, Willard
Champion, E. Champion. LymaH ChamPi-
on, Z. J. Price, Eben Price, D, d. Williams,
VIM. Corwin. A. j. Freeland, Aaron Mount,
Erastus Smith, Ebenezer Fanham. Smith
and Farnham were recommended to mercy
of the court.
1t becomes our painful duty to announce
the death, in this city, on Thursday morn
ing, at II o'clock, Of Hon. Iucius Lyon
formerly q. S. Senator from this State.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01
EEWhat does the editor know abou
horse feshF Deu tellt

Eg At this season of the year no medicine
is more necessary than Dr. Hoofand's Ger
man Bitters. The great stimulating power
of these Bitters, and their property of eradi-
eating all impurities, and renovating the sys-
TEN, commend them highly, and in fact, all
who would enjoy good health should use them.
The press is loud in praise of these Bitters.
We can endorse all that has been said in their
praise, and from personal observation, we
know them to be superior to the thousand
nostrums forced upon the public through the
medium Of advertisements. DR.. G. NJ. jack
son, No. 100, Arch street, Philadelphia,
prepares this medicine /
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01
The True and Real Issue.

Shall the new constitution be entrusted tC
its friends orits enemies for its execution, and
for its Interpretation and construction? com
prehends the true and real issue at the ap.
preaching election. Let no man of any po.
litical party mistake the issue-s The salutary
reforms provided for in the new constitution
cover the whole ground of difference or
matters of State policy, between the two grea
political parties in this State, at this time
Shall the carrying out of these reforms, SC
much needed and called for by the interests
and necessities of the people, be entrusted tc
the wings, who have, as party, opposed
them all, or to the Democrats, who have pro-
posed, advocated and defended them? This
is the real question to be decided at the polls
on the Second Tuesday Of October next. Let
us examine it, and submit it TO the reason
and canid Judgment of every man. It would
seem unreasonable and unfair to submit the
new constitution, now that we have got one
to the tender mercies of its enemies. What
cruelty would it be in a court of justice, to
commit the guardianship of a child, in its
earlier and tender years, to the charge and
management of bitter personal enemy, in
stead of a friend, whe had its true interest at
heart By Interpretation and construction,
apd the mode and manner of carving out its
provisions, the enemies of the new constitu-
ton could very easily so prevert its very OBJ
ject and true intent as to defeat all the great
reforms contemplated byit, and render it so
odious as to induce the people to call another
convention to remoddle it in very short
time
The people of Ohio have been burdened
with an oppressive and almost intolerable
taxation. The new constitution provides re-
lief to the people from this burden. The
friends ofthe constitution would carry out this
important reform in our financial system; but
its enemies would as certainly defeat it, if
entrusted with its control
A reform in our judicial system has been
long demanded, so that justice could be ad-
ministered more promptly and speedily, with
less expense to the people and the counties,
and under system of procedure more con-
sistent with common sense, and the under
landing of the people. This reform, demo-
Gratis would carry out, but the enemies Of the
constitution would defeat it, or make such a
modification as would beno betterthan none
at al
The people Of the State have demanded
some effectual safeguards against the usur-
pations and unrestricted expressions Of cor
porations. The democrats would carry out
the provisions Of the constitution for these
wings would defeat them.
In short, the friends Of the new constitution
would in good faith, and according to the
rue spirit and intent, says the Statesman,
,arry out the great and important reforms
which it has provided for, while its enemies
you'd, by construction, Interpretation and
strive to make it odious and un
opular, so as to bring about an alteration Of
. principles.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

TETIEL PER FORM IN CADtz, OK Frs
w DAY, OCTOBER F71h, is5I. Price Of
admission IS cents. Doors ogen nj u l.2 and
6 l-2. p. M. Performances cemnence at2 and
:, PM.
The distinctive FEATURE OF this mammoth estnb-
lishment as orgrnized for the present season viii
be toundto consist OF thu performances of lnne's
celebrated FRENCH TROUPE of mnle and To-
male equestriaus, eHgaged NJ vast expense from
The .rcat Embellishments of France. Ihe tmvel-
ling parnphernaa will be preceded np0n is en-.
trance into town by the gorgeous CAR OF NEP-
TUNE! or the Molser sea Shell !aiev0iedtO lhe
convey ance OF ilc Va xonia Brass Bald, who wiih
pei form some OF their ndiarcd compositions asi
they pass thr ugh the principal streets. Among:
the most dis islnguisbed Artiatos rttaehcd 10 The
American and Euopcan AInfihittatie may be-
iound The names OF MHdIlce liousc, the sreatest
female rider living; Mad'lr Toumaiff; Mad'lle
Josephine aud Mons rournHre; Neseieurs Run
ucls, Lining, &c. &c.. Master William Arm,
strong, the famous Juvenile eqicstian, and joe
Petand, the great American Clown The per-
formances will comprise every variety ~ eqnts-
.uinn, gymnustic aud acrobutir entertainments,
Including many lcargfes NhIrh Nle entirely new
and peculiar % This es ahlisl.nHIt.
or For full particulars seUdcsonrGte bills AZ
the pgiiEjpaI hotels -... OFT .9t
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01
RoYs. save Your Quartars! !!

BY reference 10 our advertising column'
win Be aeen that June N Co.'S Circus will
be III cadiz on The 18th Qf October. We
haSs seen soae of 'he company perform in
other places, aad We know they are good.
and 10 indge frsm tlle many notices we have
seenin oaF exchanges, in regard to this com
psny, We are led 10 pronounce them the best
company Chat has ever been IA Cadiz. The
eoYn, the lnimilabIe joe pentiand. bas few,
Il aAy ylsals A. h clown. IIs Is the one to
cbea6 array the gblue devils" So. save
your apatEssR hqss, there i fun ahead.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01
Gleason's Pictorial.

Although this excellent paper, has no
been in existence but six months, the pro
prietor has been compelled to put on new
dress, and otherwise improve his paper
The Companion" is decidedly the prettiest
paper we ever saw. Terms, two copies for
vs., or single copy S3. F. Gleason, pub
Usher, Boston.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01
H0VER'S INK MANDATORY
WE'D TO
No. IA Race Street,
Between Fourth and Fifth, Opposite CTegn Sly
PHILADELPHIA.

AT HERE the Proprietor is enabled. by in-
wv creased facilities, % supply The growing
demand for H0VElt'S INK, which its wide
sRrHad reputation has acfeated. M
This Ink Is now 30 we'll established in tho good
opinion and confidence Of the American Public,
that it IL scarcely necessarily 10 say anything in
its fnvor. and the mnnufncturor takes this on
portunity to sny thai the confidence thus secured
shall not be ahused. 8#
In addition to the various kinds Of Writing
Ink. he also manufactures ddamantine CemenL.
for mending Gnss and China. as well as d n fjes
rior Hair Dye; trial only is necessary 10 n.
sure It's iuture use, and Seaiing Wa1, which Il
well adapted for Druggissand Boillers. atm very
low price, in large or small quantities Orders
addressed TO JOSEPH q HOVER,
Il. Manufacturers
No Id, Race street. between Fourth and Fiflh.
op, ofits Crownst .,Pbildelphia. sepa24-sm
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

Fol R ACRES, and situated J miles south-east
Of Uhrchsvillc. Thee is on sal premises. 1870
hcrrs cleared, and pndei q good state of cultiya-
ti"n, [havng pioduced $466 neat. prof, the last
yen...la Dwelling House, u good Frame Barn.
W. overed with Fine lumber, a small orchard,
and Number oi never fiiling Springs. There is
on tne premises Limestone, and abundance o.
o"@i. II sweil adapted to the rnising of Stock
or Grain,iand being situated in yery hcnl,b,
Ioca ity, and contiguous to both Min and MAJ.
ket, rcnticrs 1t The most valuable of nny s1milat
prep Tty now offered in this section of ihe coun-
try.
FERHs-S 200 inadvance !; the balance in year-
" payments win iHteresl.
Vet .-JL JOHN BARKER
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EFThe Post Master General has deei
ded that subscribers Lying in the county
where a paper is published, is entitled to it
FREE or POSTAGE, even should the
Post Office through which they receive it be
out Of the un v.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01
WAsHrNoroN. Sent. "a,

The Republic Of this morning publishes
o letter from Mr.. Owen, American Consul
Mt Havana, explanatory Of his conduct rela-
tive to the american prisoners He de-
clares solemnly that at the time and under
the circumstances, II was not in his power
either to have an interview with the plison-
ers or to do any thing ID their behalf The
letter Is published without word Of COM
ment.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01
Fancy Stoves.

Aaron Hott has just received few of
the prettiest Stoves (suitable for parlors and
bei.rooms) we ever saw. They are just
the thing TO please the eyes Of your neigh
bors. Call and see them by all means, if
you don't buy. They are going off like
y hot cakes"
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

g EwA poor emigrant complains In the
PhiladelphEa sun, that well known citizen,
who holds very high Office in the Emi,
grants Friends Society, owes him fifty dol
Iars. fox hard labor II this be 10, IL Il disy
graceful, and shows that the cloakof lsypCc-
risT is not yet worn out.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

V LqUoR pEsrRoYED TS maize. Two bar
rels Of liquor were seized in Brighton, Me-,
ono day last week, and destroyed by proper
autlioFities. Abopt 81 800 worth OF liquors
we're seized ct Belfast on the | lthinst, The
liquor sent back ID Byston. The owners,
i've u saanaber, agreed % pay all costs, ard
come Fndef promise 10 abandon hexaillc
0ae hundred dollas worth was seized ii
ssaFsport and destroyed Iass geek.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01
What Z Rriaht hoY "a isl.

Andy Patrick II fiIx last paper, says That
II apy person wants q and NJ, Bingham. the
Wig nosniHsc for District Judge. Ill thsy
will hass u AZ viIl be h go n caais ieleus
bensiIle, Ac., whore Court V siIsiag Hal
hal hs isn't Andy bright boys
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01
TO Mechanics, Manufacturers and
Inventors.
SEVENTH VOLUME or THE

- " A6G4 - - - A AVA - ~ - " IA Az .
NTESsRS. MUM < Co, American and For
|lYl eign Patent Agents, and publishers of the
Scientific American, respectfully announ.e to the
public that the fret number OF Volume Seven OF
this widely circulated and valuable Journal will
be issued on the 2Qth Of September The new
volume will commence with new type, printed
upon paper OF heavier texture than that used in
the proceeding volumes, Il is the intention OF the
publishers to illustrate II more fully, by introdu.
cling representations OF prominent events con.
nectcd with the advancement OF Science, besi1es
furnishing tho usual amount Of ehgravings Of new
inventions. Il is published weekly in form for
binding. and affords at the end of the year n
splendid volume u over four hundred pages, with
a copious index, and from Eve to six hundred on.
cravings, together with vast amount Of practical
Information, concerning the progress Of lyention
aud Discovery throughout the world There is
no subject OF Importance to the Mechanic, Inyen-
tor, Manufacturer and general reader. which is
not treated in the most able manner--the editors
contributors and correspondents being men Of tle
highest attainments. II 10 In fact the leading
Scientific Journal OF the country.
The Inventor wall Rnd in il a weekly list of
American Patent Claims, reported from the Pat-
ent Office. an original feature not ioundin any
weekly publication.
TERMs.--Two Dollars q Year--0ne Dollar for
Six Months. All letters must Be postpaid and
disecsed 20 MUM y CO., Publishers o. the Sci
cntiGc American, l25. Fulton street, New York. !.
INDUCEMENTS FOR CLUBBINGi
Any person who viii aend ua four subscribers foFI
six months, at our regular rates, shall be eniiued
to one copy for the came length Of time, OF we
will Furnish,
ZEN copies for Six Months Cor SO
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Fifteen oopies for we've Mentha, 22
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subscriptions. or Post Office ssalnps taEen NJ their
N,lI value. Octl-3g
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01
MICHAEL FEIST,
PRACTICAL CONFECTIONER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Candies, Cakes, Nuts. Raisins.

Cracke and Imported Segars,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE BANK,
STEHBEEvILLE, ONO.
Weddings and other Parties furnished with
Cakes, &C., on short notice.
N. B.--l have n Peddlihg Wagon engaged, Tor
the purpose offurnishing my customers and friends
generally. in Harrison County, with every variety
OF good and fresh Candies. octlly
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01
Musical.

We bare heretofore had occasion to ex.
press our opinion in reference to the "Cadis
Brass hand, and though our acquaintance
at the time was but limited, yet the opinion
then formed was that they had few, if any,
equals. Latterly, we have become more
intimately acquainted with them. not only
Us individuals, but as . company, and we
are free to admit that we have found them
to be, as individuals gentlemanly, and asp q
band, talented and 'hara 10 beat"
TO Lodges, Societies and Colleges, we
would say. that if they have need Of a band
oi instrumental music, they will find that
the Cadiz Brass Band, competent to the
-gentlemanlg IN department, apd every
member strictly temperate.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

ET-The editor Of the Repabhsan was
at the Athens exhibition. Don't know
whether he was begging votes, or trying to
catch some original IDEAS from the students
about political honesty. We think he caught
oasfor we saw him scratching his head.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

LAwRENcE APrEe fHE BRITrsH ARrsToc-
lEAoy.-The *. Louis Times speaks the al
most unanimous sentiment of the American
lpress when il says:
abbot Lawrence and family seem re-
solved 10 make fools Of themselves in spite
fof the good advice the press Of the country
has been giving them. AT the Queens bali
lately. hisfamily appeared laden down with
gold, diamonds, pearls, emeralds, rubies,
gold scorns, gold cloth, velvets, laces, sat
ms, plumes, and every gew gaw which the
earth, air, or sea could afford, TO convince
the world that thpy we're not the representa-
lives OF republican simplicity A descrip-
iron Of the toggery Of the Lawrences on the
occasion referred to, Is in the papers and
letters from the British metropolis, and win
be read by Americans only to be ridiculed
znd Laughed at.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

ASTHMA and CoMSUINP
AMONG the numerous discoveries Science has
made in this gen erniien 10 facilitate the business
of life--ncrensn its enjoyment, and even prolong
the term OF human existence. noAe cnn b. named
OF more real value It man kind. than This contri
button of Chemistry to The Healing irt. A vas,
trial Of its virtues throughout this bread country,
has proven beyond doubt, that no medicine or
combination of medicines yet known, cn n so sure
y control and cure the numerous varieties of mile
monary disease, which have hithtrro swept ltnm
"nr midst thousands and thousands every ,enr.
Indeed, there is now abundant reason to believe
II Remedy has dt length been found which car,
be reiel on 10 cure the most dangerous afIccfiuna
of tho Lungs. Our space here will not permit us :
to publish any piopotion Of the cures affected by
its use, but we would present the following opin-
ions Of eminent men, and refer further ino,iiry 10
the circular which The Agent below mined. will
always be pleased to furnish free, wherein are full
particulars, aud indisputabe proof Of these facts:
FROM THE PRESIDENT or AMHERST
COLLEGE, THE CELEBRATED
PROFESSOR HITCHCOCK
'James &. Ayer--Sir: have used your CHER-
ny PEcToRAL in my own case of deep seated Bron-
chitis, and am satisfied from it's Chemical co,,sti-
tuition, that it is nm udm mrnble compound tor the
relief OF larynginl and bronchial difficulties. Ii
my opinion as to its superior cbarac ter can be OF
any servire, you are at liberty use it us yon nav
think proper. ED, HITCHCOCK, L.. l., ID. -
From the widely celebrated
PROFESSOR SILLtllAN, NJ b., l.. i, b..
PROFESSOR OF CHEMIS TRY, MINER. ia
OLOGY, NC, YALE COLLEGE, A
MEMBER OF THE LIT, HIST,
MED, PHIL, AND SflEN- t
TlFIC SOCIETIES OF
AMERICA AND EU,
ROPE 8
g deem the CHERRY PecToRAI an admirable i
composition from some OF the best articles in the
Materia Medicn. und very effective remedy for
The class of disenso it is intended 10 cuie.p
New Haven, CT, Nov. 1, l549. G
MAJOR PATTlsoN, President of the S. C. Sennte.
states that he has n,ed the CuERRY PEoronAL with
wonderful success, to cure an inflammation of The
lungs.
FROM ONE OF THE FIRST PHYSICIANS
in MAINE.
sAco, Me-, April 26, lS49,
DR. ~, ". Aver, Lowell--D, ar Sir: am now
bOnstantly using your CHERRY PEcTaRAL in nv
practice, and prefer il to nny other medicine for
pulmonary complaints. From observation of na.
ny severe cases, am convinced that it will cure
Coughs, Colds, and diseases of the Lungs tint
have put to de6ance all other remedies
Invariably recommends use in cnses OF Con-
sumption, and consider il nnch the beet remedy
known for that distase, Respecitnlly yours, y ',ss
l S. CUsHMAN, M, ID. b
Prepared and sold by
NJ JAMES 6. AVER.
Practical Chemist, Lowell Mnss. n
AGENTS ---M'I8ean Il Knox, Cadiz WI Will
iiams. Uhrichsville; T. s. Hening. StenbenviiIe;
ana by Druggists generally lhropg The Stese.
Il :
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

or We wopld invite the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of DR.. dyer $
Cherry Pectoral. in the columns Of our pa
per, as a remedy of the FIST Importance to
the community. The certificates published
in its favor are not from unknown names, but
from eminent and widely celebrated men,
Statesmen, Professors, Clergymen and Phy-
sicians give their strong assurance that this
new medicine, for the cure of Pulmonary
disease, can be relied on with confidence by
the afflicted for relief, and we truly hope its
results in our section, will sustain their CON
cllpsions elsewhere.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

~ The editor Of the New Orleans Bee
says there is but one opinion in that city on
the Cuban question, and that is that Cuba
must be free!
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

G,7- The Baltimore and Ohio railroad is
finished AZ miles west Of Cumberland and
to Crabtree Summit Cut. The work is pro.
crossing as rapidly as can be expected.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

ES-The communication Of DEMoCR1rus'
has been received, but we think the publca-
ton of it. had better be deferred. We shall
explain when We see you.
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renec. attic Tickets,

The Democratic Tickets Cos Harrison
county, have been printed and are ready for
distribution,
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R%-Thanks to John Lauthers of Monroe

A# NE1E7stHFD " VVFE1N HN'1'6VNRW " NRNNyI7FNV
township for efforts in cur behalf IN getting
w ussubscribers. Also, to James Hoagland
and VIM. Parr. At this rate, we shall soon
have our list up to one thousand. Remem-
Der. the Sentinel goes 70 all subscribers 10
the county. free Of postage.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fancy Stoves.

lust RECEl\ ED--A small lot oflhc prettiest
~ STOVES ever brought to CadiS. Call and
see them. They are going off fast.
oot AARON HOTT.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

"a - CNhh0s
wsDSEsDAf NuKNIAG otIoBER J..
-------s---------
Den,0cratic Ticket.
The People & the Peoples Rights.
II For Governor.
REUBEN WOOD.
For Lieutenant Governor,
WItEilRs MedtW.
For Secretary Of State.
William Trevitt.
Attorney General.
George E. Pugh.
Auditor Of State,
William D. Morgan,
Treasurer of State.
g,John G, Breslin,
Board Of Public Works,
Alexandey r. Miller, three years,
George w. Manypenny, two years
James B. Steedman, one year.
Judges of the Supreme Court,
William B. Caldwell,
Rufus P. Ranney,
John A. Corwin,
Thomas w. Bartley,
Allen G, Thurman,
For Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas
for the eighth f8th] judicial District,
third [Srdl Subdivision,
Thomas L. Jewett.
Senator,
Samuel G.. Peppard.
~ Representative,
John Downing,
Sheriff,
James Cady.
Treasurer,
David Hilbert.
Probate Judge,
Rrice w. Viers.
Clerk Of the Court.
Charles Patterson.
Prosecuting Attorney,
Lewis Lewton.
Commissioner,
William Moore.
Coroner,
Enoch Conaway.
Infrmery Director,
John Ross.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

R1-IIoso 4 CO., have just opened .
splendid stock offaIl and winter goods You
VII get good bargains II you call soon, The
goods are pretty, VI say nothing Of the eF-
.,eeding low price qt ybichthey are sold.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

E1~In consequences of an unusual amount
.psJob work. opr paper is a little later than
nsutl. Be all right next week,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

ET- The court Of common Pleas in Han
rison co commences on Tuesday, Oct. 7.