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Price Reduced
VAUGHN'S
LITR0NTRIPTIC MIXTURE ,
large RettIe.-OnIY ono poIIar.

Large Bottles only One Dollar
The Proprietor Of ibs Great American Remedy "VsUsHs'S
vEaErsuLE IATnoSTalrTTc MiSruRE.H iaduess By The
ur-snt Solicitations Of his Asoai, shoashouI the pnise
silies md Canada. has now
Reduced the Price
II us popolar and well known article; and from ihs as
usncsotth he will pat up hut one size onlr'-Hn qaAn
ho,es-tle retnil price VIII be
ONE DOLLAR.
The public may rest ussured that The character y me st
.ine is sirengh and curative properties WILL aTiAis
UNcHANaEp, and the will be bestowed IA nFe-
caring ii as heretofore.
As hi, mieine under its reduced price, viii be urrhaed
ry Hsr who have hitherto made hemselvea ncquanea
Eh lis virues the proprietor would BEG TO inlrae hai ms
article Is no, 10 ls cassed with the amount Of Remedies
If the day " it claims for itself greater healing poer In
~ diseases than arg ohsr preparation Hop before tse
sod and has sustained iss for eight by s superior
medical yir,ues and until this reduction commanded double
the price Of any other article in this line
NorIcE PARrIcUrARLv this article acts with great heal
ing power and certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
and all other organs, upon he proper action of which life and
health depend.
This medicine has justly nigh rpute as remedy for
Dropsy and Gravel
srl all aesso Of that nature. 1t be relied upon when
teae distressing diseases especially DRoPsY, the pFop
e,or would earnestly and honestly recommend It, AT It's
present price easily obtained by ALL and the trial Will prove
the article to be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
~ Please ask for pamphesthe agents give them away
bev contain over sixteen pages of receipts Tin addition to full
medical maar) valuable for household purposes and which
will save many dollars per year practical housekeeper
These receipts are introduced to make the book OF great
vsue aside from its character advertising medium ioi
the medicine the testimony in favor OF which, IN tho form Oh
letters from all parts Of the country, be relied upon
r5-"Vaughn's Vegetable Lithontriptc Mixture "-the
Great American Remedy for sale in quart bottles a. u
each small bottles al 50 each No small bottles VIII De
issued after the present stock is disposed Of.
Prn.ipal Office, Buffalo, N. Y, sO7 Main Street.
G. C. VAUGHN
NB-Al letters excepting from agents and dealers vita
whom he anacts busne be post paid or no attention
will be given to ,hern p"
AGENTS-John BeaN, Cadis, o.
A. F. Croskey, Mem MARKET
Hogg s. Parrish, Moorfeld,
Thomas ArnPH, Antrim, 0.
Ogden g. Clark, Cambridge,
| II. Roby g. Co.. Lce8burgh
j. Forbes, SEN, Hdgers'o,On,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

Mill Saws, Spades, &c.
EUsT receiving LOT Of superior Mill Saws
q Cast Steel Spades, &c mt the sign Of the BIZ
Fad Lock DITMARS & TH0MMANs
Marc 10, 1851
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DOCTOR YOURSELF

become the VICTIM OF oUAcKERY. as Dy the pre-
scriptions contnined in this book. any one may
cure himself Without hindrance TO business, or the
knowledge OF the most intimate friend, and with
one. tenth the usual expchse. In addition to the
general routine oE private discnse, il fully ex-
plains the canse OF maDhood's early decline, wild
observations on marriage-- besides many other
Idefangements which it would not be proper 10
Ienumcrate in the public prins.
Any person sending 25 CENTS enclosed In n
letter, will receive Gne copy ofthis book, by mail,
or FIVE copies will be sent for one dollar Address
Dr. yEns. Young, No. l52, Spruce street,
| Ptiiadsipitfa. Post. paid.
DIR. Young can be consulted on any Of the
diseases described in bis different publications.
mt his Office, I52, Sprucestreet, every day between
0 and 3o,clock. (Sundhys excepted.) ap23-ly
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09
COLUMBIA HOUSE

Main street. near the Suspension bridge
(tONRAD STROBLE recommends to MI yoy-
Jagers that his hotel is tile best establishe: in
the city, guaranteeing the CHEAPEST and the
promptest services. The best drinks are always
kept Mt The bar. especially PURE GERMAN
WINES. and good % ager Beer"
| mayT.tf CONRAD STROBLE.
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FARM FOR, SALE.

II HE subscriber will sell at private sale
A THE FARM now owned by Benjamin
Smith, situate in Londonderry township,
Guernsey county, adjoining the village of
Smyrna. There are about 100 acres more
or less, about 65 or 20 cleared and in good
cultivation. There are erected on the pre-
misses a good
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,
well finished, and a good BARN and out
houses. There is also good orchard OF
grated .trat, and any quantity of all other
kinds of fruit trees. = -u..-
:. For further Information call on the sub
scriber, residing two miles south of Smyrna.
! 'ie11-5t* AMOS SMITH.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09
SHAKERS oAlisAPAlSlLLA
= The Shaker SarsapariIIa

ne shaker SafSdpafllia
or Is THE uNRtvALLED REMDEY for
jail diseases of the Liver, Dyspepsia. Jaundice and
all Bilious Diseases. This valuable FAMILY MEDI-
GIVE, is prepared with great care. and is PURELY
VEGETABLE. Its power over the above disease
is not cxcced il eouallcd by any other prcrnra-
ton in the United States, as numerous cures can
latest, IN MANY CASES AFTER SKILFUE
physicians HAVE FAILED.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09
CuRoNlC Couch CURED,

lieve it sa ttluable medicine. The Petroleum
produced no unpleasant sensation in the use Of
it. VIM. DAY, Pillsburg, Pa, Mar Is, 80.
THERE Is NOTHING LIKE II FOR BURNS
Bellefunte. Feb 81, 1850.
] got doz OF Mr. Kers Petroleum Of Mr. How.
ell and | am disposed TO think there is nothing
equal to it for burns; having burnt my hand and
expecting nothing less than long tedious sore,
but found no soreness at all from it, only leaving
"a rcd SCALE without amy soreness when pressed
upon; which quito Surprised me. therefore have
grent faith in its clliccy far, at least ard will
Introduce il in this section. Very respectfully,
II MANN =
VI! 5 NJ Kicr:--Allow me 20 express to you my
heartfelt thanks for the great benefit | have re-
cciyed from an article called Petroleum or Rock
oil, of which you are the sole proprietor. ! had
ocrasion to use il about the lst Of January in u
violent attack Of rheumatism, which was very
painful, flying about from place, accompanied
with much swelling SO as keep me in constant
torture. used the Petroleum externally, n few
applications of which removed all pain and ey-
cry symptom of the disraae | nm low entirely
well, and wonId take this occason to recommend
il TO every prlsun whS slaboring under the ago
uzing. pains Of rheumatism or kindred diseases.
| HiHEON WiLB AR, pirtsburg, Feb ~. '5n
AGENTS FOR HARRISON COU\TY:
/ Cadi2, J S Thomas; Rumlcy, Werz aud Gait
! shall; newmarket, Simpson aud Grace; Rumley,
ID Arhaugh; Jefferson, DR. Duiirld; Point rleng-
amt. Il ('onlf"r jan 2. 1881. --ly
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COLUMBUS, IND, juno ~. loou'
DR.. S. ID. Howe Dear SIR: have been f1icte
with a Cough for the last three or four yeaIf4
which came very near taking me to my grave, dn
spite of all the medical aid from my family phy
sician | had despaired Of ever again being fe
stored 10 health Six months ago noticed ID
advertisement Of your Shaker Sarsaparilln, ana
sent mud procured one bottle, ana
bcgan speedily to improve, and obtained anotbe
bottle, and the resilt Of taking two bottles Of W
| $. ID. Howe's Shaker Sarsaparlla has caused me.
to say to you, and every one whomit may concern:
that I am entirely relieved from all cough; ana |
lpan in the bfenst. Mrs. N. GkANESs n
! Tie great success which nas-nttcnded the use o.
| DR.. s. d. Iiowc's Shaker Snrsaparilla since its
Introduction in the Western States, has establish
ed it's chamcerin this section OF country. :,
THIS is the only Sarsapagina that acts on ne
Liuer, Kidneys and Blood al III same time, a'G
hence triangular efficacy and tuecess. BE sure ana
get Pr SD. Ho,Oe's shaker saraaparilia, and taEe
no oLter. .ss.
Quart Bottles s per bottle,or 6 bottles for $5'
| For sale by McBIl AN &lkNOX, Cndizi and ny
Or. s. ID. HOWE g. Co, Prorrictors, No. 1 Col
lege Hall, Walnut street, doors above Fourth
lCincinnati, Ohio. ~.
| July "a. 1850.
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7 D1VH Vt EIFIHIiI4 D1h q n
Long before maturity we see females emaciated.
and the clearncss of complexion, and brightness
of the eye, departed. Though not thirty in years,
lhey have less Of youth than they ought TO pos
sess at fifty. Why is this? Depression Of spirits,
languor, and general debility long continued,
without seeking relief, results in an eneryated
constitution, and train Of FEMALE COM
PLANTS which cnn only be removed, and the
shattered constitution restored, by some mild and
gentle medicine, whose tonic and attentive pro-
pcrties are neculiarly suited to slender and deli:
! cate constitutions.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

The Proprietor Of The Great American Remedy FsUsHs'1
vEoErspLE IdrHoSTRtrTIc MitTuRE.' iadnesd By ne
usni s,iauous Of his Ascnis, thIoashouI the pni'ea
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Cadiz, April 8. 185l-ly
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II Us popolAr and well known utele and from lhs dsTs
ps,caISth he will pat up hut size onlv.-H'a qnsn
ho,iies.-the retnn price VIII he
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09
The Charms Of Home,

DEPEND so much upon the possession Of
| in view should be overlooked or neglected. All
persons, old and young, male and female, should
preserve, cherish, watch and guard their health.
aud Mt the first symptoms and first approach ofill
health, use promptly the proper remedy.
| A critieal cRse cured by the use Of DIX. =. u.
HOWE'S SHAKER SARSAFARlLLA,a and GER
tilted BY DR.. S. Jackson, distinguished Physician
in Indiana Such testimony is worth more thar
a column ofordinary advertisements
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-13
The Shoulder to the Wheel.

The shoulder to the wheel,
Fellow mortal, faint and low
Children may set down and weep,
But man must up and do.
In thy mind are idly lying
Powers that all thy foes outnumber;
For purpose never dying,
Thou canst rouse them from their slumber
Rouse thee, then, begin to-day
Man who rules, or man who delves,
Upward look, but ever say,
God helps those who help themselves.
Then, thy shoulder to the wheel.
For there's work enough to do,
For thy country, for thyself,
For the child that loyeth you.
Nought the dropping heart obtaineth;
All the active spirit gaineth:
In his trial strength he heapeth,
Runs the race another creepeth.
Rouse thee, then, begin to-day,
Man who rules, or man who delves,
Upward look, and ever say,
God helps those who help themselves.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-13

ATy- Jones stepped Hpto gentleman who
was engaged in conversation with about
dozen others, and said
III seems to me have seen yaHr playst
oguomy somewhere, before. but eahnc
imagine where"
Every like" lie replied 81 haYe besh
lthe keeper of prison iorupNaFdH ~ slse lss
twenty Years. 4
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-13
The New Rates Of Postage.

ON LETTERS.
If paid in advance, 3 cents.
Ifnot paid in advance, "
ON WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
To all Offices in the county where published,
FREE.
Less than so miles distant, s cts per Quar-.
Over so and under 800 miles, 10 g &C
Over 800 and under 1000, =" Is
Over 1000 and under 2000," 90 &c
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EE- An advertisement appears Ia Some
paper in the southwest, which reads az FL x
lows: Ran AWAY hired man nataed
John; his nose turned up iiTe feet eight I'M
ches high, and had on pair Of corduroy,
pants, much worn.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-13

Ezy- Why are there three objections tota-
king glass Of brandy9 ans. Because
there are three scruples to each dram.
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Henry Wentworth.
Hester Russell.

or Jenny, what is the mean tempera
ture fthe summer weather in Ireland?' sat
a Yankee to an Irish girl, recently.
"Aane, sir! there's nothing name abou
ireland, bad luck to yees, ye spalpeen ye.'
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AsE- 1t is curious fact, says some etomo-
gists, s'that it is only the female mosquito
that torments Us A hachelor says that
it isn at atscurioast5 a
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-13

ft1y- IA cheerfal face Is nearly as GOOD for
an invalid as healthyweather. TO make e
sick man thnk he's dying, sll that's necAsa-
~ Is to look half dead yourself.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-13

&g- A Dutchman relating his troubles,
says-"One night ven ! comes home, finds
de door wasn't asleep, and my wife she was
wide open; and all de neighbor's bunkins
vos in my hook k-patch goes out and takes
a hook, and breaks it over every rails pack
in de felt, and dey run tru der tifl as do de
very fence yos after dem"
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Isthere heart that never sighedY
Is there tongue that never he'd
Is there an eye that never bhnk'd
Isathere man that never drinRdY
Ii 50, then heart, and tongue, and eye
Musttell a most confounded lie.
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or We hear that the old maids and thick
ankled ladies, of all classes, are getting up
demonstration againstthe short dress move
ment.
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Os~ Ifparents wouldrender their children
happy and wealthy, they should early ncul-
cate in them desire for, and knowledge
of labor, both manual and mental.
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TERMS, OF SUBSCRIPTION.

or Oes dollar and fifty cents il paid, during
the year, or two dollars and half after the year
expires. This rule will be strictly adhered to-
Any person procuring five responsible snhscn-
bers to the Sentinel, will be entitled 10 copy Tor
the same length oftime, free.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-13

GEThat was a smart boy who asked his
father wha, kind Of wood the board Of health
was made Of.
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EE-.A poor poet wishes that every soye-
reign. was like a piece Of scandel, because i
Gel, larger every time It was circulated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-11
F,om he Bcdford Sentinel
General Education-NO. =.

Fellow -Cilizcns: Among your apologies
for the stnlcd and unproduclivc education
Of so large portion your numbcr,stands
a severe and stercotypcd censurc upon
the character and performance of those
whom you call teachers. You speak oithcse
creatures Of your own deliberate creation
and selection, as you would of a distinct
and inferior order Of beings, palmcd upon
you by some foreign agency without your
consent | admit, as anapproximatcc cause
of failure, the total insulIiciency Of teach
ers, both in qualification and numbers; for
there are not now, in the boosted county
Of Bedford, county more than an aver
age ofthc State, and containing, as J sup
pose. at least three thousand schoolablc
childtcu and youth, one dozen competent
persons regularly engaged inschool instruc-
ton, and a portion, or all Of these, Will
soon be, | suppose, as others always have
been, triumphantly routed, by the superior
| valor Of fcuds, disscnsiors, ignorance, and
parsimony, and made to surrender, al dis
crction, to host of the vericst quacks and
yilcst prctcnders that ever hung upon the
flank and rear ofany trade, calling. or pro-
fcssion. But yousurcly have, and havchad
same talent and responsibility IN thus field,
Tor your situation is even more dcplorablc
than supposc) Whathavc bccnthc wis
dom aud prudence Of your measures to IN
crease them! Where have you placed a
single seal Of private or public approba-
ton, or applauscl Where have you be
slowed a single favour! Where havcyou
said "Well done thou good and faithful ser
vantr' No where! Never! Onthc con
trary, if you had conspred 10 sink the
| REPRESENTATIVES Of this, the dearest interest
| you have at stake, to the lowest possible
point of degradation and contempt, your
measures could hardly have been better
| adapted TO the end in view. You have
clfcd and degraded this common shool in
tcrcst until you have silencedits voice, sunk
it too low to be heard, made it too weak
to plead It's own cause, and too poor to EN-
ploy counsel. Almost every other cal
ling, that can, IN any way, contribute TO tn,
public good received a smile Of upproba
ton; and this, alone, by a strange contra
diction in your professions and practice, i
leit To endure your perpetual irowns
| As an alleviatIon,it is true, you annual,
rob the poor, and, by incidence, yourselves
Of elementary instruction, TO the tune Q
twenty or thirty thousand dollars, g conie
an Incidental, nav, Il dirct favor, upon th'
wealthy few, and this, for the osfc1s,bfcPur
pose Of bringing back well qualified teach
ers. But this importation IS sxtrerucl.,
slow, costly and precarious. II is not, ane
never will be realised. without thorongl
revolution nearer home This is working
| at tie short end u the lever the stubborn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-11
MECHANICAL.
FINEWATCHES AND FINE

"A JEWELRY.-CLARL a. EVARD.
1e IVatct-Makcr and Jeweiiey, LrscHBrRi }.
VA.-The subscriber feels grateful for the very b-
eral patronage extended to him. and would re-
spectfully inform tie citizens Of Lynehburg and
the surrounding country, that he is receiving the
largest and finest assortment of the above articles
that he has ever offered in this market. The fol-
lowing comprises a portion Of his stock, siich us
Fine gold and silver huntsman and plain cascd
Watches warranted IS carat and 10 Jewels, the e.
nest ever offered in this market, made by Jos Jon,
son Gold fob, guard and breast Chains. Seals and
Keys, Ear Rings and Finger Rings, of various
kinds Breast Pins; Lockets: glass Bracelets; CniT
Pins; Necklaces gold and silver Spectaelcs; Table
and Tea Spoons; Soup and Cream Ladies; Silver
Forks and Butter Knives; plain and set Silver
Combs gold and silver Pencils; fine silver Bcquctie
Cases; gold and silver Thmblcs; pocket silver and
pearl Card Gases, and many other articles too nu-
to mention All he asks IS call. as lac
feels confident that he can suit both in quality and
price.
" He also repairs Watches md Clocks, in the
best manner and the most reasonable terms.
He invites those who has work done of that kind 10
give him tial, as from his long experience in
that branch Of his profession, he feels certain thai
he will not fail to give satisfaction 10 his customers
~ Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for
anything in my line CHAS. a. EVARD,
MAY 22-ts doors Qb0re ErchnRge Corner.
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weight obstinatcly refuses to move. Citi-
zcns, when you wish To produce quick and
thorough cbuliiion. do you drag nc fire out
from under your kettle. and place IL ON
the lidl You may blow at this point until
you blow your breath away, and You never
can drive down the few heated PARTICLES
through dense, chilly region Of the fluid,
To melt the icc ot the bottom and send il
up. No' mol Then clap your fire under.
meath. Blow therc--and you will SOON
set thus frozen educational caldron in com.
motion; you viii soon raise fog that will
giut yonr Colleges and University with
steam OF the most elastic quality. You will
soon boil You up plentiful supply Of law.
yers and doctors; and YOU will have some
left for teachers. aud little salt in your
hand TO tolc them down with. Asitis YOU
iorcibly illustrate the fable of the fox and
the goat. inlhc adoptionoi measures TO cx-
trieatc themselves from the we'll
Charge nothing 10 the Government. The
Legislative department is your Immediate
organ, and always has been. II il does
not represent you LEI us cease to enlarge
the cumbrous machinery Of popular clec.
tons. CROSS ROADS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-11

The Lynchburg Rcpubiican, In its com
mcnts upon the letter of Mr.. Powell, says
''it is well known that Mr.. Powell is no
speaker, and has never made any prcton
sionsn that way If he has ever made a
speech in lis life, we are not aware of il.
Mr.. Powcll's organ should be better posted
in regard to the capal aitics ofits candidate.
lie has made 'a pabiic speecA"-we heard
him, ourself whilst he was member Of
the State Legislature, address the people
Of Amherst, and he did it in very sensi-
bic and satisfactory manner. And, if we
are not much mistaken, Mr.. Powell
"stumpcd" it in favor OF General Cass, in
the last Presidential canvass, much to the
satisfaction of his political friends. We
have understood SO, at least. If we are
mistaken, the Republican will, doubtless,
correct us. Mr.. Powell is not gifted
public speaker, we admit, but that he can
speak, and that in a sensible manner, there
is no mistake. We have heard him, and
cheerfully accord him this merit. But il
he cannot speak, why docs he not render
an account Of himself and bis official do
ings, in q letter to his constituents! He
can write, and that very wcll--thc letter
in the RcpubLicaa proves it. Why don't
be write a Circular! He seems to have a
good deal Of faith in that kind Of testtaso-
In, and we wonder he has notavallcd him
self Of that medium on his own accout- in
stead Of relying upon those Of others. He
las the right, it is true, TO do SO; and, until
he shall publish one Of his own, we shall
hold him responsible for the doctrines OF
those which he has sent, under his frank
into this District--thc letters Of the Homo
rablc jacob Thompson, and the Hon.
Hopkins J.. Turney, and the Address OF
the Nashville Convention.
The RepuGiican says that MIR. Powell is
rendering an account Of his stewardship to
the people, at their fircsiles and places
Of business. But who is to meet hun there,
to tell tie othcr side Of hte guestioai Who
is to meet his arguments, and to prove the
fallacy of his reasons for voting agairIst the
Compromise, and the cheap Postage Iawl
1t is on this very latter point that we need
a little information. at this moment. Mr.
Powell voted against the Bill in the lower
House, we know; but after it went up t.
the Senate, and was returned again, some
| what amended, for the concurrence of the
lower House, we are not sure how he vot
ed, having never seen the ayes and noes
A letter from Mr. Powell, giving an ac-
count Of his stewardship, would eulshten
! both us and the people. B4t 1ce D1l