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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17
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4 kbiILADELrillA MEDICAL ,IiUUSE-ls-
l. tahlshed Is years ago by Or. kINKELI
y. w. corner al THIRD and UNION streets. e..
tween Spruce and Pine, squire and half fr IN
the Merch"nl's Exchange. Philadelphia. tta-
Persons suffering from Pains in the ,Loins, e.
cent and Chronic affections of The Kidneys. d s.
OF the Bladder, Gravel, STRUCTURES, SenliI nl
Weakness. and all the cOncomilant trains OF Y
pl little affections and those who, by intulgiie
SECRET habit have entailed ON themselves c. IL
snGtiupRl debility, should apply immediately or
the most speedy remedies to DIR. KINKELlS,
the most expert aud successful practitioner ftlur
near. in the rcatmfnE Of all diseases OF a priv te
nature. .#A4t. ..iF 9 a "a
INVALIDa
Are apprised that DIR KiNKELIN confines n
practice to particular branch OF medicine. viii b
engages his profound attention. He cautionst Q
unfortunate against the abuse of mercury; tho
sands are annually mercurialized out of life; !.
cent affections are promptly Cxtinguishcd. SIC
your cases properly erndicated, not patched ".
:" Marrred people. and those about TO marry,
should be particularly cautious ofthose accidthts:
what dreadful Inheritance to transmit to postei
lty!" @ 'sf f39t
Strictnres, one ofthe most Troublesome n md dun
| getous affections, which often end in gravel, IL
Illumination, weakness, &C., DR.. Kinkelingmaran
| tees to remove speedily; as also swelmgs, die
eased prostrnte glands, &c. Structures have rain
ed many who had no knowled dge nf their existence
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE!
| Hundreds afflicted with Consumption. Dyspep
sa. Palpitation lr the Heart, Torpid Liver. Palsy,
Irritabilty of the System. General or Local Pains
or Weakness, Night Sweats. Dimne3s Of sight,
Fits OF Despopdency, Muscular P. ostralion. anG
all discusses OF the Nervous Centre, never drcnsG
of the cause Of their several, nflictiops. Ihsy
treat results as # they were causes, and so no 10
Iliefisluundt s's GYH s8i,tiH M ,3FAjs 8yAb
What is the, cause off these Diseases Very fIe.
lQuently! THERE'S the Secret-soit;liY Eelf abuse
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Ohio State Fair.

The State Board of Agriculture has ap-
pointed the gath, 25th and Goth days of Sep
tember next, as the time for holding the an
uual State Fair. The ground selected is one
mile west of Columbus. At recent meet
ing of the Executive Committee, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Resolued, That no aged animals that had
LIST premiums awarded them at the Ohio
State Fair, shall compete fer the first premi-
pms this year, but may compete fer diplomas
in sweepstakes.
Resolved, That additional premiums of
zen and twenty dollars be offered for the best
and second best crops Of wheat and corn
and that the grounds on which these addi
tional rewards shall be made, be not less
than hse acres each, and not less than thirty
bushels per acre for wheat, and not less Than
one hundred bushels per acre for corn.
Resolved, That the premiums offered for
rye and oats shall not be less than thirty
bushels per acre for rye, instead of forty bu-
shells; and not less than fifty bushels per
acre for oats, instead of sixty bushels, here
tofore published on the premium list.
Resolved, That the "best plow harness.
"best wagon harness for farm" best car
riage harness." and "best saddle and bril-
die for general purposes" as published in
the premium list, on page "a, be transferred
from the implements and manufactured
articles open to ALL" to the head of the
"saddlers' and shoemakers' wares open tc
dl," on page 81 on the premium list.
Resolved, That 800 be appropriated tc
aid in putting up steam engine one the FAN
grounds; the steam power to be furnished
10 machinery; and employed under the di
rections of the committee, and that notice be
given that persons wishing to compete fol
premiums on steam engines may give notice
by the 4th Of July, of their intention to com
pete; and the amount hereby appropriated
To be awarded to the steam engine that re
ceivcs the premium; and if no application
be made by the time specified, contract b
made with some person without the aboy
condition
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Price Reduced
VAUGHN'S
LITR0NrRIPTIC MIXTURE :
large Bottles only One Dollar.

Large Bottles-Omly One Dollar.
The Proprietor of the Great American Remedy VAuoHNs
VEaErABLE LITHoNrRIPTic MIXTURE induced by the
urgent solicitations Of bis Agents, throughout tbs Dnitse
States and Canada, has now
.s Reduced the Price
,r hi, popular and well known Article; and from this ds.
nenceorth. he will put hut one size oniv,-hu QUAR-
Doules:-the retail price will be
r H ONE D0LLAH. gU6ff'4
The public may rest assured that the character % Id
.ine is strength, and curative properties WILL hVAA
UNCHANGED, and the will be bestowed Ia nrs
nernR it as heretofore. .e..
As this medicine under iu reduced price, will be purchased
by tUse who hitherto made themselves acquainted
with ts virtues the proprietor would beg inman that his
article be clssscd with the OF Remedies
G the days.; claims for itself greater healing IN
VI diseases, than any other preparation HoD bfOrs the
pord and has sustained it for eight years by its superior
medical virtues and, until this reduction. commanded double
the price Of any other article in this line.
NoTIcE Particularly, this article acts with great heal
ipg power and certainty. upon tho ,El 5s aa..9
YN H Blood, Liver, Kidneys, lungs, N
and all other organs upon the proper action Of which life ard
health depend. te ,.L
Thi, medicine has justly high rsputs rsrnsdy fo'
Dropsy and Gravel
and all diseases Of that nature II may be relied upon when
the intelligent physician has abandoned his pauenhnd for
these distressing diseases, especially DRoPsY the popr
eor would earnestly and honestly recommend it, At S
present price easily obtained BY ALL and the trial will prove
the article to be the 1910
Cheapest Medicine In the World!
~ Please ask for pambhlst,hs agents give them away
they contain over sixteen pages Of receipts lin addition TO full
r,edcai mat.er valuable fo household purposes and which
will save many dollars per year TO practical housskeepeD
These receipts introduced make the book Of great
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17

ToMAToEs.---These most delicious of escu-
lents are Gin" OF all vegetables they are,
perhaps, the most wholesome. The best
way to cook them is to boil them lightly,
then mix them with shred onions, butter and
bread crumbs, put them in dripping pan,
and bake them in an oven fifteen minutes.
The layer in the dripping pan should be
about as thick as a Yorkshire pudding. Try
them
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VI. kSEkEIY
BEXM Z HOUSE.

BY JOHN ?. WALKER,
Wa Street, Redr the North Western Bank
and one squire North Of the
Suspension Bridge,
TTNUIS HOUSE has been thoroughly re.fittcd
L and supplied with new furnirnre throughout
Citizens OF Harrison County visiting Wheeling
will find at this house every convenience necessa,
nv 10 their comfort.
The Best of Fare and Low Bills
There is also connected witt the house n large
and commodious Wagon Yard. and an ex.
cellcnt Stable nrarly new. fL3- The Eastern
and Western stages call at this house EVERY DAY
for passengers. maN7.ly
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Machine for gathering Cloverseed.

Mr.. George A Smith, of Winchester,
Randolph county, Indiana, has ingented and
taken measures to secure patent for ma
chine for cutting and gathering Cloverseed'
This machine exhibits good deal of inge-
nuity, although its construction is very sim
ple. A wooden roller is constructed with
thick spiral-shaped projection, at short dis
tancss apart, running on it lengthwise with
the axis. On these spiral projections are se-
cured knives or blades, set in such way
that the cutting edge of each projects oyer
the concave part of the wooden spiral of the
cylander. A rake is placed on the carriage
below like that Of a grain reaper, and straigt
knife extends across the rake behind, to hold
up the clover, so that as the spiral cylinder
reyolves, the knives of it cut of the heads Of
the clover, and the concave receptacles un-
der the knives carry the heads Of the clover
round, and thus deposite the seed in prop
er receptacle at the turning vertical point
There is also an arrangement for securing
the wheels on the axle of the carriage, which
is indeed very good improvement. The
collars of the wheel boxes haYe ratchet teeth
whereby the axle is made to turn when mo
wing forward, but not when moving back
thus throwing the wheel out of gear with th'
cutters, by spring, when necessary. Th'
rake can also be adjusted to any required
distance to or from the revolving CUTTERS
Scientific AmericaN.
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PHILADELPHIA CARDS.
Great Wholesale GlOIhtnS House
CEE4S. IA AEsgk n ESS ~ SON,

No. l2S. MARKET STREET. PHILADELPHIA,
Southeast Corner Of Fourth.
TINE Proprirtnrs of this Ola Estadhshed FASH
iagabfe Cutting Store are now manufacturing
J. The largest, best assorted aud most Fashion
ably got up stock Of Superior Clothing for the
Fall and Winle' trade. that has ever been offer
ed to the potieo Of Wholesale buyers.
Harkness ~ san respectfully invite the atten-
ion Of Merchants and Qaillcra. confident that
heir stock o Clothing will be found expressly
adapted to the requirements OF the Southern aud
Western mn'kets, while their prices will con
vince intending purchasers that their establish
ment offers extraordinary Inducements.
TAKE NO OriCE. .-Harkness Il SONS Clothing
Store is hrge Five Story Brick Bull ing, stu.
atcl on the northeast corner of Fourth and
Market streets, Philadelphia.
N. B--Lnok out for the largest Gilt Block
Letter Sign in the United Safes, aud read
ie25 3m DARKNESS g. SON.
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THOMAS JONES. EDWARD koPEF.
HOMES AZ ROPER,

Thomas JONES. EDWARD RorEF.
JONES ~ ROPER,
BarbPrs and Hair DreSSrrS
AT TOULD respectfully announce to the citl-
wv zens of fCadiz that they have taken the shop
recently occupied by Lot Willis, on Market street,
directly opposite the Hardware store. Ihey re-
spectIulIy ask the public to give them call.
All VIII" have boards to cut or hair to crop,
Just call on us Mt our new shop,
AT noon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stay;
But give us time, dear sir, to rest
Upon that day that God has blessed.
Our room is neat, or towels clean,
Our scissors sharp, and Tazors keen,
And everything we think ypn'll find.
TO suit the taste and plemse the mind,
And then we move our hands qs true,
AS any barber Ger can do,
With rapid touch we smooth the face.
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And all that art and skill can do,
Yonr money will procure (oryon. npc I'm
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17
FRESH BEEF !!

YVNTIE subscriber will have Fresh Beef. of SUI
L perior quality. in Market. every Tuesday
md Saturday morning Cat day light, J during the
SPINNER and Fnll.
Meat can, nj MI times, be had either at Mr.,
Canahan's slaughter house. or the cellaE OF the
snbscribor's dwelling. the house formerly occupied
by Miss Beatty. ROBEKT HoLME'1'
Cadiz, June 4. 1851 If
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Franklin aAUWSe

JOHN LYLE, Proprietor.
FOURTH STREET, THREE nooRs NoRTn OF MARKET,
STEU UBENVILhE. ONO.
FENHlS HOUSE has II pleasant and convenient
location, aud is the largest and newest Hotel
in the city. Strangers who visit Sttnbcnville will
find at the above house everything necessary TO
their comfort. The stabling is scxtensive, and was
built expressly for the accommodation o(Droyers
and Ped"rs
IIeinvtes his old friends and travellers gtncr-
ally IN Harrison and the surrounding counties, TO
give him call whcnthey visit Steubenvil)e.
/ ap2-1y
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ALDERMAN'S OFFICE.
WIN. TELL HOUSE,

No. 2O6, Eat Side of Market Squire,
WHEELING. VA.
FTNIIIS HOUSE having rccen ly been re.ftted
I throughout with new furniture. the citizens OF
Harrison county will find it u convenient PLACE
to stoput when coming to market.
The Stabling is large and coumodious, and is
nearly new.
The best Of ftre, good Rqnors and cheap bills
Call at the Wm, Tell House when you come to
Wheeling. LEWIS SNYDER.
may1-ly
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Coughs, CpldS, AsthnIa, 1MIlUenZ;l
aNA COusUlllntioW.

nR. DUh6AN's ExRECfoRANT RENE
DDY. 7-7Afi ctcd reader do not suffer this dis
ease to knititsfatal threads in your system; they
are certain to hurry You to an untimely grave.
Has not experience taught you-have not occu.
ar proofs convinced you that Consumption is
certain death to all whom it may encounter,
when left ill n late period? Then why will you
delay procuring q remedyin due. season to arrest
lie jrcgress orthatfel destroyer? ACoid, which
soon terminates in coughing. BY which soreness
of throat and inflammation ofthe mucous mem
brane Of the bronchi is produced and the Lungs
rendered open to disease. Thus persons suffer
themselves to prnorastinate until death looks in
at the door--when hey will begin to be concern
ed about their health, when in all probability il
is too late. May all who have a cold take time
ly warning. and get lid OF il rs soon as possible
DR.. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy stands be-
fore the public tested by thousands, and daily
used 10 almost every lamiIy throughout The differ
ent States for dseases Of the Chest and Lungs.-o
The vast amoun.so in this town, and thai 10 s.
many persons whocome back and obtaini. by the
half dozen bottles, Is sufficient evidence Of its
wonder ful cficncy, A fresh supply just received
lby lmVl4 6ml JOHN BEALL.
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and Rides, Gram Grizzlies, fnc two three and Iour
prong Forks, Shovels, Spades. Mattcchs, mill aud
cross cut Saws, broad and fhopping Axes. cast,
shear and English blister Steel, Machine Cards i,
etc, ETC., together with every yariety in the
Hardware line, which will he sold on as good
terms MS can be fourd in tie West
mdy7.ly SAMUEL NEEI.
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become The VICTIM OF aUAcKERY. ~ by the pre-
scriptions contained in this book. any one may
cure himself without hnurance TO business. or the
knowledge Of the most intimate friend, and with
one. tenth the usual expense, In addition to the
general routine Of private disense. it fully OK
plains the cause Of mnnhood's early decline, with
observations on mnrrage--besides many other
arrangements which it would not be proper to
enlmerate in the public prints.
Any psrson sending 35 CENTS enclosedin n
letter, will receive one copy ofthis book by mail,
or five copies will be sent for one dollar. Address
Dr. Wm. You"g. No. l52, Spruce street,
RiiddeIphja. Postpaid
DIR. YOUNG can he eonsnlled on any Of the
diseases described in his different publications..
at his Office, 1852, Sprucestreet every day between
Q and.3 O'Clock. Sundays excepted) np23-ly
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17
EARME Sd EP1RTNEET.
HA 4vI ST HOME.


aFsni lou heartfelt thanks to Thee
ny presence every where
40 pr that We may ever be
Ans 0bieel Of Thy'guardisn care
v. 3 sow'd- by Thee our work was seen
And hl iss'd-rsnd instantly went forth
1hsman date, and in living green
soon sznilsd De fair and fruitful earth.
wetSlsd,sand Thou didst note our toll,
And gpys't the sunshine and the rain,
III ripfhed on the teeming soil,
TbY fragrant grass and golden grain
And now we reapl-snd oh our God
From this, the earth's unbounded floor,
We send our songs of thanks abroad,
And pray Thee, bless oQr bearded store
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17
MEDICAL ADvERTIsEMENFs.
LlVEli COAIPLAI,T.

hiliIy. disease OF the Kidneys. ard all diseases
arising from disOrdeied Lfvefor stomach. such
ne ConstipatiJn.in in suid Pileb. iuIIness OF bIood
TO the head, acidity OF the Sioniach. Nausea,
Heartburn. Di gust for Food. fullhess OF weight
in the stomach. sour eTucatioH-. sinking OF Gui-
tering at the pit ofth Stomach. swimming Of the
aI the Heart. choking or tuffocating sensations
when in q lying posture, dimness division. dots
or webs before the Sight. fever and dnll pain in
the Head. deficiency or preservation. yellowness
Of the Skin aud Eyes. prin in the side. Back.
Chest, Limbs. &c. sudden aushss oftleat. burns
ingsin Flesh. CONSTANT imaginings Of Evil. and
peat depression cfSpirits, -H
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DOCTOle YOURS SELF
For I'uenfy-fse Gents,

BY MEANS Of the Pocket
Rsculnpius, or, Every One
His own Ihysician! being
The 7hirt'eth edition, with
upwards Ola hundred enkra-
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eoses in every share and
form, and mqllnrmalions Of
the Generntiyc systems. ty
w aaa. YOUNG, M. ID.
The time has nov arrived,
that persons suffering from
secrnl disnn ses need M mntn
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THos. g. CULBERTsoN iut!H @. CRYuBL
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

GtuLBERTSON CRYMBLE having taken
~ the r1om No. 1876. Market qnare, formerly
occupied by Geo. w. Johnson, would respeci
fully inform their friends ana the public genet
ally, that they intend keeping constantly on
hand all the most apDruyph pntiems of "a
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CADlI, ONO.
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The arrangements are such that pupils commencing or
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1t.
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George bus where orders left win be punctually at
tended to. Il. sCHbEL,
organist Of Trinity Church (P. B,) and
IN o1--eo6m Teacher Of Music, Washington.
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