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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04

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La. The remedy for Purifying the Blood, AM
Curing Diseases, and the only Remedy that 4
thoroughly efficient and perfectly harmless. DIR
Guysott's Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarpail
la, for the cure OF all Diseases generated by i'm
pure blOOd-its great success justly entities it tC
the name OF the
Great American Specific.
So far as il is known, il is universally appreci
ntedr and many eminent physicians use Il daily
in their practice with the most happy effects, and
certify that it is the best extract in existence, anG
STANDS THE TEST OF TINE.
Evey year adds to its great popularity, ant
mulupiies its astonishing cures. Tie victim of
HEREDITARY SCORFUL.A,
with supurating glands, honey.comed flesh, ant
carries eating into his bones, finds Guys0st's Vel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla a balm for his afIlic
lions. His horrible tOrments ave assauged, unt
his maladv not only relieved. but
PERMANENTLY CURED.
IL may be safely asserted ffom the results o
past experience, that "Dr. Gnysott's Extract o
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparillc" is beyond al
comparison, the
Most Wonderful Remedy on Earth!
for the following diseases, and all others proceed
VITIATED BLOOD:
Scorfula or Kings Evil; Rheumatism Obstinate
Cutaneous Eruptions; Pimplcs or Postules
on the lace; BlOtches; Boils; Chronic Sore
Head Enlargement and Pains Ofthe
Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ul-
GERS, Syphilitic symptoms,
Sciutla or Lumbngo;
and diseases All
sing from an
iniudi-
ciOus
use
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
This medicine has nttnincd that big character
which is necessary for al medicines 10 attain 10
induce countcrteitcrs TO put ortI, a spurious arti
Gle ~ thcrisk OF tn, lives ofthsse she are iaho-
Gently deceived. t1
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04

I BEAUTIFUL new styles Berage Deaues at
EOvery low prices, at
may7-tf Woops' DEPoT
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04

A RNOLD'S PATENT SASH LOCKS,--th
IN lates, and best invention of the age, TO
sale ut the sign oil the Big Pad LocK
DITMARS & TIIOMMAN.
March 10 IS5I
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04

DONNETS and Hats OF various kinds, Jenny
D Linds, Queens Own, etc., etc, at
may2l SHOTWEI.L Il CRABB'S.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04

TUsr received II new lot OF cheap Bonnet Rib.
. bons, and magnificent piece of Black Silk,
for sale cheap at s. e. II M'FADDEn's.
,nny IA
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04

DLANKS Of all desci o,on piinted in th /
I'D very ststyle. KEEP .srn tly on hand aR
for snIe at (apl6,t TES eFSFECE.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04

DAREGE DELAN ES of new and fine styles.
ED Ladies', come and see them, ut
may2I SIlOTWELL a. CRABBS.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04

5H & j
YERMoNT.--the Democratic convention at
Montpelier, on Thursday, nominated the
following ticket--For Governor, John S. Rob :
inson, OF Bennington. For 1t. Governor
Giles Harrington, of Grand Isle. For Trea-
spTer-E. G. Redington, of Caledonia. 4
ARREST FOR SMuaGLrEe.--Andrew Ba-
gin, an importer Of artificial flowers, was ar
rested at New York last week, charged with
smuggling carmine, satin and other articles,
in steamers from France, to the value of 9
or 800. IL
ScARcITY OF SEAMEN.-There is at pres
net scarcity Of common sailors at Boston
so great that even vessels destined for the
fgolden gate" of San F.ancisco cannot OBJ
tam their necessary compliments of crews
Re Daniel E. Delavan has been elected
grand Sachem Of the Order of Tamnany,
at New York, for the ensuing year,
The debt Of the city of St. Louis is ST.
100000,
GE The priests in New Mexico are can
didates sor the Legislature, and tits said they
are sure Of election, VI
E4- One hundred and thirty emigrants
arrived at Pottsyille, on Saturday week
from Wales and Ireland, The men are gem
orally miners, and left their homes with the
special view Of settling in the scbuylLill
Coal region
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04
Consumption Of the Lungs |!
HEREDITARY CONSUMPTION!

Cured by Wittdr'S BdlSGnl Of Wild Chr
ry.---Thc following cure of jeremiah Isgrgg. Ct
Consumption. (liye vi his brothers and sisters hv-
ing died of Consumption,) is truly wonderful
Ought not this to urge the fncted to make use
of this healh-giving remedy, when it is cfTccling
cures like the following: f
PLEASANT RIDGE, Hamilton Co.. O.,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04
DE. REILLY.

A RTIFICIALS, Fans, Combs, Neck Ribbons,
IN and Caps, at
may2I SDOTWELL & GRADES.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04

Cutlery good stock for all
Z Y the people, at the "Peope's Store," on
may7.tf WooD's CORNER.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04

IT AIDES and Misses CATERS, half Caters,
i Jenny Lind and Morocco Slippers, Mt h
may2l SHOTWELL Il CRABB'S.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-20

bers have not taken the trouble TO inquire
whether there are or are not shades of DIFF
ference among themselves respecting it
THIS House need not be informed that a
law may be harsh, inexpedicni, aud unpalaie-
able to large portions OF the community on
whom it operates, and still be valid aud bind.
ing.
On these grounds, your committee recon-
mend the adoption of the amendment which
shall include in the repeal the third section
ofthe act referred to, and are of opinion that
being thus amended the hill ought to pass.
Respectfully submitted.
CHARLES DAVIS,
IN behalf OF the Committee.
lin House of Reps, Oct %, 1879
Those persons who construe the habcas corpus
act as law designed to thwart masters in the
recovery Of their fugitive slaves will be well sat
isfed with the reasoning of this report, and re-
gard the denial oftrial by jury and the privilege
Of appeal as a necessary, though doubtless also
an uuwelcome, sacrifice to the requirements of
the fugitive slave law. On the other hand those
persons who construe the habeas corpus act as
being, according to It's own terms. a defence
solely 10 The " inhabitants Of Fremont against
fictitious uJounded claims Of siarehaniers, will
be very much disposed to think that the argu-
ment Of the report does not even touch the case
at all; and they will possibly regard The deniai Of
triai by jury 10 The " inhabitants" Of Vermont MOI,
merely as a sacrifice, required neither by the
constitution Of the United States nor The fugitive
slave law, but entirely inconsistent with the
twelfth article Of the BIZ of Rights
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-20

AL.
petitioners had leave to withdraw.
BY Mr. Batchelder, from the committee ~, a,
uiactures. on the bill to incorporate tho ~
stock Hotel Company, without express;,,.
opinion; passed. BY Mr. Dewey. for ,be
mitec on Roads, against the bill 10 ipco.u.
the Winooski Bridge company third ra.l
refused. By the same. in favor of the bill in .5
dition to chap % c, S. relating to hiohu.n.
passed. BY the same, in favor of the b,n ~,
ing to the appraisal of damages in LAWN,
highways; ordered to be engrossed n !,
Moulton, for the committee on the Tjhro,.
favor of the bill to purchase 300 copies Of I.,.
ard Deming's Catalogue; ordered to be eno,o..
ed. by Mr. Marvin, for the committee an IL.
Library in favor of the bill in addition IN 60,
chap. IS c. S. relating to voluntary associs,ioo.
ordered to be read the third time.
The bill relating to the rights and compo,eo..
ofwitnesses was taken up; the question was on
the adoption of the amendment Of Mr. Keith
The Senate refused to adopt the amendment
Mr. Bigclow moved to amend by substituting e..
the original bill, and while the discussion Az.
pending the subject was ordered to lie on mi.
ton of Mr. Howe, ycas -. nays :.
The Senate passed the bill relating To The Re.
pairs Of highways and bridges.
Mr. Foster called up the bill to incorporate The
Middlebury Hotel Company, and moved a.
mend so that the company shall contract MO debts
till s50OO shall be paid in, which sum shah No.
be diverted from the Company, and if any pr,.
visions of this section shall not be complied with
the private property of the stockholders shall D.,
liable for the debts Of the company; the amend.
ments were adopted and it was passed, Is tos.
Adj.
HOUSE
hePorF o. committees Hy the committee on
N"'"ry AnAlrs''o "non was referred the biil'o
enroie MI apie poaied cinzens between the age
OF - ana 20 ''"t ''e Ia" now 10 force Is SUBJ
s'anua'ly u'e same dismissed by the same.
20 "''''i ""s i''o''e" u'' OH 10 repeal 900 acts
pro''olhg 'or oilliehSatlon 20 the Uniformed Nj
ht'a' u''t ''ey nave already reported bdl Of
Ike import 'u 'eaulHg reused ny the Sen
ate committee 10 "hom was referred The resolu-
l.on 'i''uc''hs '"e.n 10 examine chap ~ Of The
IlO' Impressive u''' n' le9lsia'ion is necessary
.! '''e sum- 70 ",''"' as referred ,'e feso.u-
''o'' '''S''u'''"s '''"l '' impure "ne'"er the
compensation OF ''e arms ana ON
'eiS "ti'''"'gD W ''''''''7 u'"A'o ana slH'ien'
''''' "' s''.'''''" - necessary ny inc same
'i' 'a'o' o' ''''' '"'' pIo''u''s ''o "ouce ual
'''''' '' s'''" i'.a creation o.
u.s. W. ''''''' . ID ''''s' "'u 'uo a'eTa-
''n OF s''''e'' a'nouoea Oh motion 3i Dir Oar
40 '''l''l OF. Oh on'P . oi = - ana
'''e ''' .e''.''s 10y ING s'i'e' 70 "A''a
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-20

sum therein mentioned (Sll,76) also to pay Al
bert Gleason the sum therein mentioned, (S6,30)
both passed. BY Mr. Royce, for the committee
on the Judiciary, in favor of the bill providing
for trial in cases brought before Justice of
the peace whose term of office may have expir-
ed before the time of trial passed. BY the
same for majority of the committee, in favor
ofbll in addition to chapter 60 c. S relating to
the homestead; ordered to lie on motion of Mr..
Keith. BY Mr. Howe for the committee on Mil
tary Affairs, in favor of the bill relating to the
militia ordered to lie on motion of Mr. Marvin.
BY Mr.. Hyde from the committee on Banks, a.
gainst bill repeating secs. l02 aud l03, chap. 81
c. s. relating to subscriptions for bank stock
third reading refused. BY Mr. Whittemore, for
the committee on the Judiciary, against the bill
extending the limits of Jail yards Mr. Seymour
moved to amend by adding to the first section
proylso that no person shall take any benefit from
this act unless he shall have been confined ~
years, which was ordered, and the bin passed to
ITS third reading. by Mr. Currier for the same
committee, IN favor Of the bill relating to com
mon carriers ordered to be engrosscd.
Mr. Marvin called up the bill to restore Win
throp Young to hls legal privileges, and the bill
in alteration of the militia law and they were
passed.
The Senate considered the bill relating to the
Grand List, in alteration Of chapter 80 C. S and
after some discussion, it was passed.
The committee on Roads had leave to sit dur
ing the session this evening.
Bills introduced and rgtvei by Mr. Went
worth, to alter the time Of holding county courts
IN the county of Windham, changing the time
60 tee second Tuesday Of April and 9TH Tues
day ot September; 10 the Senators from Wind
ham county. From the House. TO incorporate
the city Of Burlington to the committee on
Finance.
The Senate passed to be engrossed the bin to
pay John Dewey the sum therein mentioned
Adjourned To o'clock tins eve.
HOUSE
Reports Of COMMITTEES. By the committee on
Roads, IN favor OF bill TO incorporate the STAN
ford and Reads0oro' Plank Road Co.. with o-
mondment adopted and the third reading order
ed. BY the same, in favor of bill relating to
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Mr. Durkee called up the bill to repeal sections
l02 and il3 Of c S, relating to subscriptions for
bank stock discussed by Mr. Woodward in IA
vor, and the third reading ordered.
Mr. Hubbel called up the bill. providing for
the trial of suits before justices of peace whose
terms Of Office may expire before the day of tri-
al, any other justice may try the same. Mr.
llubbel moved to amend by striking out the
word " the day of" agreed to, and the third rca-
ding ordered
Bills referred. From the Senate, relating to
title of real estates to the Judiciary committee.
Also in addition to chapter 90 of c s, relating
TO diseased sheep: to the committee on Agrcul-
turc. Also, to pay Henry Stevens s5s6; to the
committee on Claims. Also, to incorporate the
Rockingham Academy to the committee OH Ed
ucation.
Mr. Barlow called up the bill relating to a State
Agricultural Society The question was upon
the motion 10 reconsider the vote d.smissng the
bill After some discussion the motion was lost
Mr. Barlow called up the bill TO repeal section
6, {, . chaplerg9 Of c s relating 10 the promo
ton of Agriculture, aud moved to lie and be
made the spoejal order at half mast 10 o'clock
Monday morning next: agreed TO.
Eng,ossed Bns In addition To cbap,er q Of
c s. relating to the sale Of the homestead in
case of idiocy or lunacy of the wife passed.
Mr. Barlow called up the bill relating to the
act of babeas cornss. and rooved 70 ro and ho
,nade tbs snoci, or1er at q o,cloo, Al ON
r,osi,v now, orreed,o Ad
IOIrSE
EyrviNe.
Reports Of Committees By the committee on
Education, against the bill to repeal sections 81
and ; of chapter 90 of c $, relating to common
schools; third reading ordered, q to q, to be
discussed on The final passage. BY the Judicia-
ny committee, IN favor Of Senate bin to amend
an net to incorporate the Farmers Mutual Fire
Inspranc. Conn,pv road tho third finn, and
passed. By the same. noainst lin rclatinr IN
insolyopt debtors and the more canal distribution
Of their effects dismissed. BY the same. a.
paigyt Senate bin relating TO corporations al
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raised as this was an amendment to an amend
ment already adopted, and Mr. Marvin moved to
reconsider the vote adopting the amendment
Mr. Whittemore moved to lay that motion ON the
table which was lost; and the vote on the recon-
sderaton was taken, giving yeas -, nays Is.
! The amendment was not therefore entertained,
and the resolution was adopted, fixing the time
on Thursday next 6 o'clock, a. m.
Bills introduced and referred. From the House,
to annex part of the town of Fairfield to Shell
don to Senators from Franklin County. Re
peang SECS lO2 and l03, chap. 81 c. ;. rcat-
ing to subscriptions to bank stock to committee
on Banks. TO pay Franklin w Walker the
sum therein mentioned for pursuing felon; to
the committee on Claims. Providing for tie tr-
al Of suits before a justice Of the peace whose
term of office shall have expired before trial to
the committee on the Judiciary. To pay Z. 5
Whitcomb the sum therein mentioned for pursu-
my aud taking thief; to the committee on
Claims. Relating to the Hubbardton Turnpike
Campany to the committee on Roads. To pay
Albert Gleason the sum therein mentioned to
the committee on Claims. To restore Winthrop
Young to his legal privileges 10 the committee
on the Judiciary. In addition to chap 65 c. S.
relating to homesteads to the committee on the
Judiciary. To incorporate the Vermont Baptist
State Convention; to the Committee on Educa-
ton.
The Senate refused the third reading Of the
bill relating to foreign Insurance Companies
In tl..
Rutland aud Whitehall Railroad Company to
build branch road to Lake Bombazine was
taken up; authorizing the same company to build
a road 10 the Marble quarries in Sudbury Mr.
Howe moved to commit for amendment so that
nothing in this act shall be construed as sane
toning any connection between the Rutland and
Whitehall and Rutland and Burlington compa-
nies lost There was some discussion on the
bill; Mr. Howe dsclaimed all knowledge of
their being any intention ON the part Of the
friends Of the bill to form the connection named,
and that he should have opposed the bin if he
supposed there was any intention ofthe kind
Mr. Wentworth moved to indefinitely postpone
the bill Messrs. Dewey aud Mattocls spoke in
favor, Mr. Keith against and it was carried 10 TO
4. Adjourned.
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.We ust this eIolamatoy objection the right Of
will induce oil concerned refer the h vol O. = Statutes
At large page 3j9, TO Of Congress- approved Aug
~ loi4, which gives 10 foreigners habeas corpus only
ons appel but second fhey choose. This privilege
40. shaeuy 20 new OF 'unheaId Of be- nadissabe.
lsey well stated II was because The Peunsy ap
ped TO siasss that IL decided be
ne eoui ea not m tho fgs DECIDE do
saea 'hsi the states cannot iusITe The pfotectan
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SENATE.

MONDAY NOV ~ =, p. NJ.
Reports Of COMMITTEES. By Mr. Green, from
the committee on Agriculture, against the bill
relating TO the duties Of fence viewers third
reading refused. BY Mr. Dewey, from the com.
mittee on Roads, on the petition of J. W. ilol
comb for a charter to build bridge from Al
burgh to Isle La Mott, and the remonstrunce of
Harry Hill against granting the petition, in ia
vor Of bill to incorporate the Isle La Nett
Bridge Company; passed to It's third reading
BY Mr. Royce, for the committee on the Judcia-
ryagalnst the bill relating to judgments against
infants and against the bill relating to procuring
authenticated copies of deeds and grants of
land from New Hampshire, AMI against bin al
tering the time of holding county courts in the
county of Essex, the substance having been
incorporated in another bill; third reading re-
fused. By Mr. Crowley, from the committee on
the Library, in favor of the bill relating to the
distribution of the Compiled Statutes passed.
BY the same, in favor of the bill relating to In
ternational Scientific and Literary Exchanges
ordered to lie on motion of Mr. Royce. BY Mr.
WhittemJre, from the committee on the disa-
greement to the amendment of the bill relating
to the repeal Of statutes, that the Senate recede
from their proposal, and amend the bill SO that
statutes repealed hereafter shall not affect suits
then pending; the Senate adopted the recon-
mendations OF the committee. BY Mr. Royce
for the Judiciary committee, in favor of the bill
to restore Winthrop Young to his legal privie-
gesi ordered to lie on motion of Mr. Marvin
BY Mr. Seymour, for the committee onylaims,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-20

MONDAY, nov. II, EVE
Reports Of tommiRees. BY Mr. Lyman, for
the Committee on Education, in favor Of the bill
to incorporate the Vermont Baptist State Con
yeuuon; passed. BY Mr. Wentworth, for select
committee in favor of bill altering the umo of
holding the county courts in the county of
Windhami ordered to be cngrossed. BY Mr..
Crowley, for the committee on Finance, in favor
of the bill relating to the collection of taxes in
addition 10 chupter 3 c. S. passed. BY Mr..
Wont~orh, from the same committee, on sun
dry petitions relating to bounty on wolves and
lynxes, that no legislation is necessary, and the
petitioners bad leave to withdraw their petition.
BY Mr. Hyde, for the committee on Banks, a
gainst the bill TO incorporate the Casteton bank
ordered to lie on motion of Mr. Whittemore, and
BY Mr. Royce, for the Judiciary committee, in
favor Of the bill TO incorporate the Green Noun
tsin Health Association, with proposal TO a
mend by changing the names of the commission
ers; amendments ordered and the bill passed to
its third reading BY the same, against the bill
to incorporate the Green Mountain Mutual
Health Association; third reading refused. BY
Mr. Foster, for the committee ON Manuiac lures
on the bill to incorporate the Dandy Hotel COM
pany, without expressing any opinion passed,
Is to s. BY Mr.. Royce, for the judiciary COM
mittee, on the petition Of - Harding aud 90
Others relative 70 the law relating to insolvent
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Prayer by the Chaplain.
Rcporis Of Committees. BY Mr. Hyde, from
the committee on Banks, in favor Of the bill to
incorporate the Brandon Savings Bank passed.
BY Mr. Northrop from the select committee, in
favor of bin relating to inn.keepers and grocers,
and regulating the sale Of intoxicating drinks,
with certain proposals Of amendment, and on
motion Of Mr. Royce the subject was ordered to
lie.
The Senate passed the bin to pay David FL
bridge the sum therein mentioned, also to change
the time of holding courts in the counties of
Washington, Lamoille, Orleans, Essex and Cal
edonia
The bill Incorporating the Swanton and High
gate Railroad Company was read the third time.
Mr. Cuuier moved to commit for amendment by
striking out that part Of it that excerpts this char
ter from effect of the general railroad law lost.
Mr. Currer moved to commit for further amend
ment by substituting for its present title, the
following san act annulling a portion of the
charter Of the Vermont aud Canada Railroad
Company, for the use and benefit of the Rutland
and Burlington Railroad Company, under cover
OF an act to incorporate the Swanton and High
gate Company /" this motion was also lost, and
the bill passed 20 to |. Messrs Blake and Thur
Der, were excused from voting on this question.
The House amended the bill relating to No
tories Public and the bill Incorporating the
Brandon Iron and Car Wheel company the
Senate concurred
Mr. Currier called up the resolution fixing
day for final adjournment Mr. Baldwin moved
TO lay II on the table again. some discussion a.
rose on the motion and ii was lost Is to l. Mr.
Barsiow moved to amend changing the time to