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a PPLETON's DICTIONARY OF MECHANICS No. p.

A PPLEToS'S DICTIONARY OF MECHANICS. No. ~.
"A Published this day Appetons Dictionary of Mechan
c Machines and Ensnse;ing Designed for practical work
and those intended the engineering profession
Heads Of subjects aud illustrations embraced in this number
Marine steam eRnc including the whole Of the details
Pacific, loom, carpet weaving machines ;netism
manometcr marble saving machinery To be completed in
forty numbers Forming two large octave volumes, with
about G,UU illustrations.
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the United statesThe American Keystone. No. B. is
ready 1t Is capital number containing The Grand
Master Of Rhodes by O. r. Il. James. What il
ryf Ned Cross Knights; Memoir of Benjamin Frankn,
Master Of the first Masonic Lodge in Penn Ado
tive Masonry Free Masonry for Females Proclamation
of the General Grand Encampment Masonic intelligence
from Maryland Virginia Vermont &c. aud the usual
ETY. 81 Editorial and general from all parts of the
world Terms, two dollars in advance Single
pies six cents For sale at Berford No. Asto House
and ut the ofhce Of publication No i2 Nassau third
floor. Pcrio deal dealers supplied the usual
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r AIDES OR GENTLEMEN DESTROYS or CONVERT
L. ing into cash their supernuous Effects such ~ casoh
Cloth vestumes, Firearms Furniture, watches, and
Jevelry viii obtain from the subscriber 6fy cent
otherwise, ISAAC V. LYNN, o'EWai "rst.
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ITO GERMAN CABINET MAKERS AM

ITO GERMAN CABIN EFT MAKERS AND STOREgEEP-
ers-for sale the lot q ground, with hnprovepents
No IA Fourth street OF
used store, and doing good business in the
large brick Workshop With alley feet vide aud
statng for horses Fart Of the purchase money
main bond and mortgage Ary at i76 Fourth street
TO FRANKLIN BROWN No. - Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

A UCT!0N NoTICE.-THoS. BELL, AUCTIONEER-
"A BY u. y. Bush.-Large eae, this day halfpast
o'clock. Ia the Auction No 10 North William street,
large lot Of valuable Dry Goods the balance stock of
fancy millinery and gen;cens furnishing store. Clothing
Jewelry Curioscs Guns, Furniture Nc Wednesday and
Thursday g. Nesey street the Stock Finding aud
Leather store-by order Of assignee Friday gcnccl Fur
niture at corner Of Thirty street and Fourth
TIiOS. BELL. Auctionccr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

CECnET or BEAuTN.-IIOw To NE HANDSOME.
- can instruct any person how to lie handsome.
1 teach how Go MAX, brown skin fair and clear.
teach how IT, remove tan. pimrlcs and frecklcs.
teach how change the salow face into beauty.
teach how TO make the wruklcd skin smooth.
teach how d. make brown teeth ~ white pearls.
teach how TO make diseased gums hard and sound.
teach how To- make offensive breath perfectly sweet
It.aeh how ~ make hard brown hands soft aud white.
teach how 60 make the hair grow luxuriantly.
can hasten the growth &c whisk.rs, mousachios &c.
! teach how TO have hrixht and sparkling eyes.
teach how ~ preserve the eyc-sight for life.
teach how o. restore impaired cye-sight.
teach how change grey bair to original color.
teach how change the color 81 the hair desired
I tcsth how make the hair soft, rich. and glossy.
teach how TO make the lips aud cheeks red.
I teach how to remove suicrhuous hair.
know they all perfectly harmless.
know they all very cheap and pleasant.
know every person viii like them trial.
give directions 60 make aud the compounds.
know they are better than any advertised SCARS.
I ask ony dollar for all this information.
7 receive no letters unless pest -paid.
Address send ~ " LANASSE, French Chemist Iot
Nnfsnu street Of Ann New York. lie will send the
work by mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ The highest price can he obtained by ladies and gem
emen who have left Clothing fernturc, and Jewel
&c. 70 dispose sendiua through post or otherwise,
for j. IEvENSTYS, ~ Broaa~ay, up stairs.
Ladies attended TO by Mrs. Levenstyp.
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CALIFORNIA.

II JEFFERSON BOGGs, RICHARD 4. MAUPiN--
California Refer Hewett Lees L. Co.. Wnsow Lanier
Co. Ell Mygstt, jr.. Co Joseph T Sanger New York;
DnssM Keighler per:cy, Turubuif Dali sladc pn,,.
more: A. Maupin ~ fs Irving House wiz remain three
or four days previous to his return California bus
ness to him will meet with prompt attention
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vNO AUCTIONEERS AND FURNITURE STORES-A
thirty Of age practically acquainted with the
manufacture Of furniture and who has auconcer
Glasgow Scotland (cf which city he native
years wishes situation salesman. make himself
generally useful Letters addressed to H. No sullivan
strce, ,,u rrr., .ronpt atenon Has had six months
experience Ia this city,
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A UcTIoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE, At

Ia,
IA 2T East broadway, Tuesday Sh April at ten clock,
the entire furniture Of threestory house. viz mahogany
spring sofas dit paricr chairs backs Brus
sells carpets lace window curtains center tables
elegant eutgias candelaras with rich cut pendants d
vans, otomans hatraCk mahogany endtabes ditto side
board canechars ingram carpets stair ditto, French aud
highpost carved bcdstead marbleop dressing bureaus
&c. &c. Also OF Chickering's superior pianofortes
first rate order. Catalogues on morning Of sale.
W. A. CARTER, auct ioncer, New street.
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NILLMER ROGERS EUROPEAN TINES OFFICE,
w AZ Nassau street corner Liberty street, New York,
importers OF Foreign Newspapers Periodicals AMI Books
Orders received for periodical published in
Great Britain Ireland, The continent of Europe News
libraries and public institutions supplied the
advantageous terms Single copies Of any European book
periodical can be ordered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

WAHTEp-.By RRsPEcTiBLE YOUNG WOMAN,
situation as Cook or chambermaii. 10 do general
hone work Can be seen for two days at No. 80 Leroy
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VIZ ANTED--A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w young good Cook ~hs understands baking
pastry Good city reference Nay be for two days
- Gran sfrrct-
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4 AIDES AND GENTLEMEN ARE HEREBY RESPECT
IL fully informed that they obtain the full value In
cash for all descriptions of Second hand east % Clothing
and second hand sser In general by sendng their address
through post otherwise calling JAMES MokoNEf
at bss store. III Orsnxe street. Chatham street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT ROOME'S LIQUID
w Glue lItis fact that this Glue " the strongest adj
heve compound known 10 the world much cheaper than
Glue. perfectly waterproof requires
h always ready for and will unite ythn- broken
newt matter what he its substance. Price
tail ~ bottle Sold Wholesale aud RETAIL at the de-
rot, Euis Broadway. near Walker street.
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w spectacle man. Protestant who has lived Ia the city
for the last two Can produce hrst rate
tions No objection TO To the country Address o. H.,
Herald Ohce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

w MCCORMICK. AUCTIoSEER.-SALE OF CLOTH
w mg.-W. Cormiek T. Co. will sell this day ten
o'clock BY order OF executors large assortment Of clothing
consisting II Coats Vests and Pants Cosks Also.
account Of Mr.. Pryce boxes of Clothing, valuable
Dresngcasc, and large Musical Box. Sold to pay adj
xnu Nr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

W BROWN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HOUSE
hold MISUNDERSTANDING April 9TH at ten o'clock,
at l5 Bowcry W Brown will sell a auction above
the Furniture Of family leaving the city consisting of
assortment Of handsome paror and chamber furniture
suite. Pier Glasses Paintings, Carpets Oil Cloth, China,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-08

HENRY H. LEEDS. ArcTIoNEER;-suPERI0R
Household Furniture private stock Of costly Wines.
Ac Henry II. Leeds Co.. will sell ut Auction. on Wed
nosday 9TH April at 10 o'clock at No @ Clinton place.
Macdougal street. Gcnteet Household Furniture
tanned in the above residence consisting Of Wilton carpets
Ac carved rosewood and mahogany parlor furniture
yered with hroestee plush, Sc. and pier tables,
with marble tops marble dressing bureaus elegant bed
furniture rosewood fortos guitars &c. lame
dately which will be sold about 200 doz of first quail
" Wines all imported BY r. Bage ESD expressly for his
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A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A
"A situation ehambermaid and waiter, take
of children he we'll Can
days at 7 Twentieth street. house. between
Ninth
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lN0R SALE, CHEAP--h SECOND HAND ENGINE or
power with locomotive boiler heater and
complete the Boiler being very superior will
be sold separate. Apply TO H. HOMER, ~ Ann street
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS 4 SITUA-
"A ton as Nnrse and to do plain sowing Chamber
maid would have objection to to the country Can
produce the best of city reference character eapaby
etc. Please call for address N. d. s. West Nineteenth
street, third noor front room.
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~ ii. LUDLOW, MISUNDERSTANDING PRO
~. pery Fifth avenue fity-second Fiftythird and
Tooth streets.-E III. Ludlow will sell by
day, April sth at II o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange
Fifth lots the northeast Fifth
Twenty street, fftyseeosd street lots the north
side Of Fftysecond street between Fourth and Fifth
2Jxl0 Fftythrd street, lots the south side
street between Fourth and Fifth 25xWj
Tooth street lots the north side Of Tooth street
Ninth and Tenth 2sl00 H. Maps be obtained
at the office Of the auetioneer, No. l New street.
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w ANTED-A SITUATION. BY A Young FRENCH
w woman Iady's Maid 10 travel to France. Please
apply .. N Attorney street. seeond floor 'front.' room,
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OPPOSITION TO MoNoroIY-ToR CHtGRrS AND
~ Californa-Pssagc e. Chagres through tickets e.
San Transco be procured at this Once for ave dollars
less than by any other line.
BERFoRD 4 Co.. 2Astor House. yesey street, y. Y.
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EoR sALE.--AN IRON SAFE, WITH INSIDE AR
ngemn for books anu papers, Tor sale cheap AT No. "
Broad street, up atairs
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WAITER GREENOCGH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w ture.-Walcr Greenough Il Co., will sell SELL this
day Tuesday at 10 o'clock No "a Rutgers street
OF Madison street BY order Of the the furni
ture of the house, nearly Rosewood Piano and
stool.
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WANTED--IN A LAWYERS OFFICE YOUNG
w man as clerk who has knowledge OF practice. Al
dress MARSHALL At tae Hefad Vse stating particulars
and terms.
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WAN TEpTAs VET NURSE. A Young HEALTHY
w woman With afresh breast ~ nrlk Nsns need sppiy
hut thass Nhe gys ths beat gtei,y Apply At ia
Houston STREET bctNeen the hours 81 q and Il
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WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN, OF THREE YEARS Ex-
w perience ia retail hardware store situation
In that business, in the wholesale. Address Box 1913
Post Once.
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WASTED-Two GOOD SILK Statesmen. AccUs-
w toned to the city trade. Apply in the evening, to
ncckA Ca. lrn al
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CTATEN ISLAND FANCY DYING ESTABLISHMENT,
- No. John street, New YorkThe proprietors Of
this estabhen whose dying snd finishing have been %
long and fsyoraby the community, ready
receive orders dying and cleaning silk woon, cotton.
linen and fancy goods 81 descrpon w the best
ner. BARRETT. NEPHEwS CO.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

had not seen for some time, merely because
he was temperance man.
'Wlllard," said he, 81 am going to sign
81 am very glad to hear it, Clarence.
have watched youfor long time, with much
anxiety; and it gives one great Joy to find
that you have resolved to become a free
man.
The pledge was soon brought, and when
his hand was affixed, Clarence felt that by
the blessing of God, he was safe from the
influence ofrum. Putting the pledge in his
pocket, he returned home.
Emily" said be, as he handed it to her
''there is the evidence that will not drink
again"
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence are now old and
respectable inhabitants of this State; but thai
night is still talked of as one of the happiest
of their lives. He has always continued tc
adhere to the principals of total abstinence,
till having acquired large fortune in the
pursuit of his profession, he retired from pub
lie life, and is now living an influential and
worthy citizen, respected by all'who know
him.
| Reader, there is warning in the case Of
Mr.. Clarence for you. The habit of drink
ing is easily formed, and once acquired, it is
hard, very hard. to shake it off Fly from
| it thenas youwould from destruction There
is only one refuge, and that is the ''pledge.'
Many with bright prospects if life, have been
ruined by trusting to their own resolution
Then while you can, resolve to be free from
the power of Alcohol
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06
G. SEYMOUR, Secretary,
WIN. MEARS, Agent
ofthe Board of Directors ofJudson Academy
Jefferson, o., august, 1851.

OF A man that will take paper length
Of time, and then send it back refused
and "unpaid for" would swallow a blind
dogs dinner, and then stone the dog for be.
ing blind. d.--LosoeU Adyertiser.
He would do worse than that. He would
marry girl on trial, and send her back tc
her father at the end of the honeymoon, with
the words, "don't suit chalked upon hel
back.---New YORK Star.
Worse still. He would desert faithful
wife and loving children, and steal theil
clothes to pay his travelling expenses. Gin,
cinnati Nonparea. va
And still worse. He would put his ven
cradle and helpless grandmother in the gar
ret, and feed her in a hog-trough. Ieich-
moad Age.
And worse yet. He would rob his moth
ers grave Of the shroud, and sell il for arse
mic to poison his lonely companion, because
she wanted him to pay the printer.--W G.
Denocds. a@
And more odious still. He would steal
the pewter dollar off a sick baby ! neck, and
drop il in the contribution box at church, to
cheat the pastor.- Ohio Democrat
We concur in the above; for in our hum-
ble opinion no honorable person could 50 far
forget his duty To his family and country, aa
Ito suffer the poor printer to 80 unpaid,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06
Virginia Land Script.

In the speculations of Ewing & Co., in
Virginia Military Bounty Land Script, in
1888, hundreds of thousands were made
in the purchase Of this script from the heirs
of the soldiers, at from twenty to fifty cents
on the dollar, and which, by the passage O
a law while Ewing was Senator from Ohio
eighteen years ago, was made receivable fol
u S. Lands at any of the government land
offices. In looking over list ofthis Scrip
published, we believe by acommittee of Con
gress, we find among the purchasers the
name of Fl. stanbery, as purchasers Of Is
pieces amounting in all to the sum of $144,-
654,47. Is this H. Stanbery the same per-
son who is now the whig nominee for the
Office of Attorney General.
Will the Ohio Statesman, or the Cincin.
natl Enquirer, edited by men familiar with
the history of these times, give us some light
upon this subject?- Defiance Democrat.
Heis thesame Henry Stanbery,Mr. Greene
and as we are informed, the wings mediate
a general assault npon the democratic ticket,
no matter whom nominated, we shall have
occasion in good time, to lay this whole
matter Of the script speculation open to the
bone, as well as some other things not unin-
teresting to the firm of Messn' Ewing, VIM
ton, Stanbery & Co., and their numerous
friends - Ohio Statesman.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06
Maxims to guide a Young Man

Keep good company or mono.
Never be idle. If your hands cannot be
usefully employed, attend to the cultivation
of your mind.
Always speak the truth.
Make few promises,
Live up to all your engagements.
Have no very intimate friends.
Keep your own secrets ifyou have any.
When you speak to aperson, look him il
the face.
Good company and good conversation are
the very sinews of virtue
Good character is above all things else.
Never listen to loose or vulgar converse
ton.
You had better be poisoned in your BLOOD
than principles.
Your character cannot be essentially inju
red except by your own acts.
If any one speak evil of you, let your lif
be SO virtuous that none will believe him.
Always speak and act as in the presenc,
of God.
Drink no kind of intoxicating liquors.
Ever live, misfortune excepted, within you,
income.
When you retire to bed think over wha
you have been doing during the day.
Never speak lightly Of religion.
Make no haste to be rich if you would pros
per.
Small and steady gains give competency
with tranquility of mind.
Never play at any kind ofgame.
Avoid temptation, through fear that yo1
may not withstand it,
Earn your money before you spend it.
Never run in debt, unless you see wa
to get out again.
Never borrow ifyou can possibly avoi
it.
Do notmarTy till You are able to suppol
wife.
Keep yourself innocent, if you would b
happy.
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Leaves have their time to fall, and flowers to fad
And wither ut the north-wind's blast, and sta
TO set,
But thou hast all seasons for thy own, o! Deat
HKNANs.
And is he gone Oh, tell me not,
My own, my dear, dear friend,
Is gone forever from my sight;
Our common joys at end:
Our mutual pleasures and delight,
Our growing friendship broke,
When dawned our hopes so very bright,
No words their TONES had spoke.
! loved him, ali! yes was beloved,
Esteemed and priced him high
Joyed in his joy; when he wept, wept;
Observed him heave each sigh.
And day by day before he "slept,"
AS tendrils of the vine,
Around his heart affection crept,
And joyed to call him "MINE,"
Within that case where friendships lurk,
A little niche conceals
A treasure-our friendship lives
Once sanctified with seals:
But down within the hearts deep mines,
From mortal ken concealed,
Lie thoughts of LOVE this heart inclincs
To keep forever sealed.
But Christian hope forbids despair;
IT'S weak, It's wrong to mourn -
His soul unfettered from its clay,
On seraph's wings is borne
Along that bright, that shining way
The prophet rode Of yore.
Safe in the realms of endless day,
TO dwell forevermore.
Then let me rather trembling Joy,
AS whispering angels say,
Away come sister spirit, come,
Since Christ prepared the way.
You need not tread the vale alone
Earth has its tolls, its palms,
Heaven is true, happy home,
Where JOY forever reigns.
CAucnURsT, Ky, June, 1861.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06
Mayors Office, Halyar,
Ily 4th, 1851.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Whereas some malicious and evil disposed
persons have this morning posted or caused
to be posted up through various parts of the
city, handbills of highly seditious descrip-
ton, and headed ''Honor to whom honor is
due" and ending ''vive La Republique, :"
Notice is hereby given that the above reward
will be paid to any person or persons who
will give such information as will lead to the
apprehension and conviction of the author or
authors of so reasonable production. And
notice is further given, that any parties at
tempting to carry into effect said handbill,
by setting off fire works, &C., will be prose
cuted without fail, and that the police con-
stables have received instructions to prevent
the same, and / do hereby request that the
royal and faithful citizens Of Halifax co-ope-
rate in assisting to put down such an attempt
to violate the feelings ofthe community.
WIN. CALDWELL, Mayor.
The Halifax Sun also treats the matter
with grave indignation; diates upon the
downright rank treason" involved in the
publication; reminds its readers of the cry Of
annexation" in the Canadas; and even
drags in "that great Eagle in the Chrystal
Palace, emblem of the nationality of the old
colonies, and of England's discontinue,
spreading its wings on the right Of the throne
Of England's Queen" as having something
to do with it. We did not suppose our Hal
flax neighbors would be soeasily frightened.
~ " Commercial.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06
The Peace of Halifax Disturbed

We have been somewhat amused at The
CONSERVATION INFO which the good people o
Halifax have been thrown by fourth of July
hoax. Some wags, said to be six gentlemen
known as writers for, we believe, a Canadf
paper, after jovial evening, concocted the
following terrible placard which was freely
posted before daylight on the fourth
"HONOR TO WHOM HONOR is DUE
"The Social Six" beg to inform theil
friends and patrons that they intend honor
ing them with grand display of Fire Work.
&C., on the Common, near Camp Hill, thi.
evening, 4th of July, in honor of the indie
pendence of the United States; to take place
at half-past nine precisely.
Hail Columbia, happy land,
Hail ye heroes. heaven born band.
Let Independence be our boast,
Ever mindful what it cost;
Ever grateful for the prize,
Let its altar reach the skies,
Firm, united, let us be,
Rallying round our liberty,
AS Band of Brothers Joined,
Peace and safety we will find.
VIvE LA REPUBL1oUE.
The cream of the joke is, the worthy May
or, who happens to reside near the "Com
mon," took alarm at this harmless squib
hied to his office, summoned the attorney
general and civil authorities. The legal ad
wiser not being very promptin in his attendance
the Mayor and Council deemed it unsafe tt
wait longer for him, and actually concoctcd
had printed, and profusely placarded the fol
lowing:
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

RE.Flirting with lunceeon makes you
instant to dinner. Appetite Is like love---to
keep it keen, you must keep il concentrated
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

or There is man IN town 50 almighty
mean that his toe nails actually grow the
wrong way, out Of pure stubborness He's
"a cousin of the man who don't take NE osvn
|c0Nnty paper,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

~ What more precious Offering can Be
laid on the altar Of a mans heart than tha
first love OF pure, earnest and aiIectiohNtu
young girl, with an undivided interest," IL
eight corner lots and thirteen four stafy la9u.
ses?
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

re- "What branch Of education do YOU
have chiefly in your school 7"
s "Mostly willow branch, sir"
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EE- An American sailor has been arrested
and severely punished ut Mantanzas, Cuba
for whipping TEN Spanish soldiers.