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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-26
Citv of Bath.

MAYORS OFFICE, June i9, 1851
compliance with of Board OF der
L men, give notice 10 those dealing Jul twully in in
oxicaing Liquors. that the late Act Tor The suppress
sl"n OF drinking houses and tiPpng shops uiH be
strictly e9foreed and that twelve days will be allowed
10 persons having intoxicating Liquors hand 10 dis
pose OF their stock, by sending of State where
can be disposed OF without violation of Law.
JOHN PArrEN Manor.
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CITY of Bath.

A WARRANT has been issued for general meeting
- OF the inhabitants 10 be he'd on Friday, the 9Th
gay OF June instant, al two O'Clock In the
TO ascertain, by vote of the inhabitants their opinion
as TO the location OF building for a Custom House aud
Post Ofce-and take such further action in the matter
as they may deem necessary
WILLIAM TORREY, City olerk
Bath, June 20. 1851. 1ut
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-26

At Thnmaston on Thursday last, boy was
Instantly killed by the premature explosion Of
rock which he was charging with powder.
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% g 81 { III s..

In this city, 22d inst, Mrs Mary Gahan aged 50 years
In Moptville, 7th ms, Mrs Mary Dyer, wife OF Henry
Over and daughter Of Moses and Martha French aged az
years and months.
In North waldohoro', l4th inst, Mr. Peter Newburt,
aged g.
ance wife Of VIM Mower, aged 81 years and months
Drove ~ Sschi.s Po1t Rsbert Foeg, Of Paslsnd,
hand on board the F eeeor, aged H. F6 =
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Rifles and Stones.
Commissioners Notice.

TUE Austin Rifles, Qunnebaug and Indian Pond
= Scythe Siones-for sale wholesale and retail BY
June 20, 1851. w p MARSTON
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Black Silk NhaHIs.

NJ" opening al me Auction Store, good assortment
" 81 Black ana colored Silk Shawls some very 6nr
and for sale cheap II w NV e ~ nc
Bath, June "a, 1851.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-26

Ship Halcyon Wade Of Bath fin Liverpool May II, for
York, with 800 assengers was spoken 9Th inst A.
lou S. in Distress having been night before had
plenty OF spare spars and rovison and wanted
lance. Her hull tight. The Danish brig Conrad
Heinrich at New York, which spoke her, requested
to take some of her passengers but she being crowded
herself. declined.
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New Goods.

NOW opening at the Auction Store large assor,.
~ ment of seasonabe Dry Goods such Dress q Gods
Broadclohs. Doeskins Cashmareus-for Summer Coats
Brown and Bleached Sheetihgs, very cheap.
Bath. June "a. II. w. OWEN.
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M aese6age@.

in this city, % Inst, by Rev Fiske, Mr. Richard
Huxley TO Miss Sarah Rush, both Of this city.
In kennehunt, Mr. Franklin ThoIndike to Miss Julia
A tits, both Of Portland.
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Commissioners Notice.

A FURTHER time If nine months from the "a OF
n June inst allowed 10 the cfedi.Uts OF W m hng,
Of Bath, who is under guardianship 10 bring in aho
prove their said Gains
Being duly commissioned BY the Judge OF Probate fof
the County of Lincoln 10 receive and examine sald
claims we hereby gite notice that We will attend 10
the examina ton said claims al The Public House now
or formerly krpl by Gen, E, D. Bray il kins6ed, on
Monday The 30th OF June is at 10 uclctk A. NJ, and
nj rbr Counting Room OF B. C. Bailey In Bath, on The
6rst TUESDAY OF August October and December of the
present wear and February, 1854 at 10 O'Clock NJ.
b. C. BAILEY, | com,
OTIS klMBALL, !
Bath Julie 8, 1881. 3wol
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-26

To the Honorable Arnold Blaney, Esq Judge OF Pro-
bate, within and Tor the County of Lincoln
TOHN KELLEY adminis traitor Of The estate of Will
u liam Kelley, late of Phpsburg, in said County, de-
ceased respectfully represents that the personal estate
NJ the said deceased sufficient by The sum of six
thousand dollars his debts aud cha rges
aniuIstrat he therefore prays that he may he
powered aud licensed sell aud convey much The
real Ri the said deceased may be sufficient 10
raise the said with incidental charges
JOHN KELLEY
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Having Tools !!

IIAY FORKS-Hand Rakes of all kinds-Pa,en, nm
III Common Sneaihs-IoI sale wholesale and retail b
June 20 1851. w MARSTON
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Bedstead & Bedding Warehouses

No. 4 Elm Street, Bath-and 27l Con-
gress Street, Portland.
N.B.-Paiem Spring Beds fitted 10 common bedstead,
without being remov ed from The house.
70 Bedsieads ofevery description also. Hair Husk
Cotton and Palm Leaf Mattresses hand or made 10
order.
- Steamboats, and Ships berths furnished with the
Spring Beds and Mattresses al short notice, the
prices.
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RittersI RitteYsl
Wool Cafding, 60.

TaOR Spring snd Summer COMPREHENSIVE trhe and
genuine articles For sale By
81 A G PAGE, Agent for Bath
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Notice !!
Hav Tools.

NARLING's celebrated Cast Steel Soy hes, pstent and
IL common Scythe sneaths, Austins Rifles and ouine-
hang scythe Stones Hand RaAes vaTious qasiiesmfor
sale by NJ 6ANNhIt J..
June ID ~
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-26

To the Hon Arnold Baney, Esq, Judge of Probate
within and for The County of Lincoln
IIELLEN WRIGHT administrator Of the estate of
ii Franklin Wright. late of Wooiwich, IN said County
deceased, respectfully represents. that the personal
Of the said decreased sufficient by The Of
hundred and sevenIy-hve dollars answer his lust
debts and charges of administration; she erefore
pra,s that she may be empowered and licensed sell
and convey much OF the real estate of the SAID
ceased may be sufficient 10 raise The said with
incidental charges. HELEN WRIGHT.
LING DIN, sat Court of Probate, held in Bath
within and for the County of Lincoln the 18th day
Of June, AID 1851.
On the foregoing petition, ordered that the said petit
give notice all persons Interested i. said
that they may appear AT Court of Probate he
holden Wiscasset within and for said County the
FIRST Monday of August next, by causing copy said
peiun, with this order 10 be published in he Eastern
Times, paper printed al Bah, in said County, three
weeks successfully previous 10 said Court
ARNOLD BLANEY. Judge OF Probate.
Attest EDWIN S. HOVEY, Reg.
4 True Copy Attest
3wl EDWIN HcvEY, Register
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SPOKEN.

June 4 lat 50, Ion IL, ship Naples Duncan, m Liver
pool for New Orleans.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-26

LINCOLN, sat a Probate Court held at Bath, with
in and for the County Of Lincoln, the 18th day Of
June, A ID ISL.
On The foregoing petition orde1e ed that The said pe
oner give notice 10 all persons interested in said estate
thathey may appear AT Corr sf Probate be holden
at Wiscassei within and Tor said County, the LIST Mon
day of August next by causing copy said pei iiio
with this order, he published in the Eastern Times,
paper printed at Ball. IN said County, three weeks
cessivey previous 10 said Court.
ARNOLD BIANEY, Judge Of Probate.
Auest.-EDWiN 5. HOVEY, Register.
3wI true coDy. Atlest:-EpwIS : Hoyry
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New Flat Iron Heaters.

THE best and most economical ever before ofe red
l. will do a vast amount of cooking besides. Call and
examine, at II l. CHAMBERLAINS,
Front ST. near Ssgadahock Ferry
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-26

To The Hon Arnold Baney Esq Judge Of Probate with
III and for The County Of Lincoln
EtIZA Il. STOCkBRi0GE Administrative Of the
IL estate Of John Stockbrdge, late of Bath, in said
County deceased, respectfully represents that The per
soma estate of the said deceased is not sufficient by the
sum of twentye.ght hundred and 6hy dollars
his just debts and charges of she there
fore pays that she may be empowered and licensed TO
sell and convey muo OF the real at The id de-
ceased as may be sufficient raise the SAID with
incidental charges. J. X. SrOC KBR;DGE,
By L q. STOCKBRIDGE.
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PIANO FORTE

FOR SA L E CHEAP
A SPLENDID new Piano Forte, manufactured BY Hat
n let & Allen, Boston, will he sold at the aholesals
price. For further particulars inquire al
40 TIL G MkRSfON's Jeweiry Etore.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-26
DISASTERS.

Brig Catherine Rogers, Colburn, New ork.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
MEDICAL NOTICE.

NOCTOR W. II. WILLIAMS, PHYSICIAN,
SURGEON and AccoUcHER, recently from the
University Of New York, and formerly OF Cadiz,
Ohio, tenders his professional services to the cit
zens of Uhrichsvile and vicinity, and solicits a
share ofpubIic patronage. Having had very ex-
tensive opportunities in witnessing and ?artici-
pating in the Hospital and Dispensary practice
of the East, he is particularly anxious to treat
those intricate, chronc or long standing diseases
usually deemed ineurabLe by the country physi-
clan. Having also attended the first and only
regular ObstetricaL Clinique in America, he hopes
his tire ltment of the Diseases OF Women and Chill
dren, will meet with general favor from the female
sex. He gives special attention to operations for
Club-foot, Aneurisms, Cataract, Tumors, Ampu-
taons. etc.. and is prepared to straighten Crook
ell Necks, Eyes. Limbs, etc.. and restore Lost
or Defnrmed Lips, Cheeks, Jaws, Noses, Eyes,
etc. The more difficult cases of Surgery will be
performed with perfect safety. under the influence
Of that great pain-saving agent, CHLoRoFoRM.
Most minor operations--such as Phlebottomy,
CuppiHg, Extracting Of Teeth, end operations for
Suabismus--w'il be performed at his Office free
Of charge. For his proficiency in treating all
diseases of the Eye and Ear he refers the curious
to his official papers froH the Physicians and Sur.
geons OF the N. Y Ey e Indrmary, to be seen at
his Office at any time. Office iB his Drug Store,
three doors north Of the U. S. HOTEL Min street.
nn3I-2m
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
Spouty Lands.

Farmers are oftened troubled with what
Are generally known as spouty places in their
6slds. They are caused by small streams
Of water, WHICH coming near the surface,
are scattered through the soil, keeping it toe
wet for the growth Of useful plants. This
evil can be remedied at small expense;
and that which is an injury to the field be
copyerted into benefit, in the following
manner: Dig ditch across the upper end
Of the spouty place deep enough to cut OF
the streams Of water which cause it, and then
carrying it in the direction in which the
ground descends, until it reaches point
Bhere the surface Of the ground is little
lower than the pitch which traverses the wei
plain. This done. gil the ditch a few inches
deep witA small stones; and upon the stones
lay some straws, leaves, or something else
70 keep the earth from filing up with clay OF
epii which was thrown out The water which
caused the spout will find its way among
the stones at the bottom Of the ditch, and
follow Bhena 70 the issue prepared, where j
WIN form i small spring, suficientin many
cases to make watering place for cattle
we saw small spring Of excellent water
cbtainsd III this way, which did notfaiI ii III
dvest season. This Is what is commonl,
.slled Frereh drain, ~ pittsburgh GaFetts.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25

PeNMOcIk's Seed and Grain Planter
Patented March l64l-Re. issued October l849,
FENHIS MACHINE operates equally well all
kinds Of Land, and is not injured by coming
in contact with rocks, roots, &L. 1t will plant
point rows in all irregular shaped fields without
planting any part twice over, with Il saving offrom
10 to Is per cent in lebor. 1t will, with two
horses, plant from ten to twelve acres per day of
wheat, oats, barley and other small grains, and
with one man and horse, twill rendily plantfrom
fifteen to twenty acres per day of Indian corn,
beans, peas, &c. 1t will save from two TO three
pecks Of seed per acre, and yield from fifteen to
twenty per cent more than the broad cast seeding,
by distributing the grain uniform ut any desired
depth, and leaving ridge of earth between the
ows. The roots Of the young plant are proiec =
ed during the winter by the action OF the frost
and rain mouldering the earth upon them. instead
Of being thrown out and exposed as in broadcast
On this account the stalk is stronger md less sub
iect to midews, and is not so liable to injury by
the fly. The Farmer is frequently prevented BY
rain fr ,m narrowing in his grain after it is sown,
which narrowing is needless in seeding with this
machine, as it completes the work at once.
7 he first premiums have been awarded to this
valuable Machine at the New York and Phila-
deiphia Agricultural Societies. Machines and
rights can be had on application to
GIDEON SWAYNE, Pittsburgh Pa.
Agents wanted to canvass. I will give 500
for what wheat this Machine will gain in yield
in planting fifty acres. ! caution the pubic
against infringing upon my patent under the pen
atty of the Law made and provided. The SUBJ
scriber, thankful for past iavors, respectfully go
licits continuance Of public patronage. Letters
post paid, addressed to Gideon Swayne, Pitts
burgh. Pa, will meet prompt attention
ap2-3m GIDEON SWAYNE.
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National House,

COASER or STEUBKsyILLE AND Warren sTREE-s
CADIZ, OHIO,
One square west ofthe Public Buildings, form
erlY occupied by Thomas q. Vincent.
I THEsuBsCRIBER thankful for tbs
fss. patronage heretofore bestowed upon
siIi him, would beg leave TO announce
iEs TO his old friends and the pnblie NJ
large. that he continues Of the old stand. This
establishment, has been renovated ard put itir
complete repair, aud furnished il with entire new
Furniture. This house is located in the mos
pleasant and business part OF the town.
| THE STABLEs are extensive, and have alst
been thoroughly repaired, and will at all times b'
provided with the best OF provender, ond ATTENDED
by careful and Obliging hostlers.
| Connected with the establishment, is a large ant
extensive WAGON VAR , (the best in Cadiz'
and suitable for Menageriesand Circuses.
may favor the National House with call, a
comfortable ms possible, by which means the un
dersigned hopes to merit and receive n libera
share OF patronage.
| DR0VERS accommodate with any amount o
lStabling required.
BOARDERS received by the week, month o
IYear,
Suitable Rooms can befumished for Private Fa
lmilies.
have connected with the above establishment
la LIVERY STABLE. which, for tyle of CARR
lAGEs and sa fety Of IIoRsEs, cannot he surpassed
Iby any establishment ofthe kind in the county
CHARGES MODERATE.
THOMA McCUE.
| Cadiz. ADril Q, l85l-ly
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and Rifles, Cram CrndIes, hne Two, three and Iour
prong Forks, ,Shovels. Spades, Mattocks, mill and
cross cut Saws. broad and chopping Axes. cast.
shear and English blister Steel, Machine Cards,
ETC.. ETC., together with every variety in the
Hardware line, which will be sold on as good
terms as can be fourd in the West.
may7-ly SAMUEL NEET..
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
DRESS GOODS.

DROCADE popIius ofspiendid designs,
= Barage De LANES, a new and splendid
tcie for Ladies' dressis
Cumclian and black Silks, rich and glossy.
Lawns, Ginghams md prints Of the latest ago
ny. for sale cheap at the fashionable store Of
apo 8. h H. M'FADDEN.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
HOLLOW W ARE,

Plow Castings of nearly every pattern, Waffle
Irons for stoves, Fencing for Graves and Fronts
for Houses, Plow Points. Muffin Pans, new ar.
ticle, and Chimney Tops, &c.
Orders for any thing in the above line thank
fully received I'd promptly filed on the shortest
notice. Old Metal taken in exchange tor new Mt
its highest cash prices. DAVID POOL.
ap9. ly>'5l
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Y KRGXyH w EYG1VNE,

WIN. B. ROLAND, PROPRIETOR,
ENORMERLY ofthe Sieubenvilie Exchange,' y
A. which was bufnt down, and more recently o
he Frerry House," opposite S,eubenville has
emoved to this side of the river, and taken the,
new brick on Water street, Immediately below
Market. near the Steamboat Landing, aud hat
fitted il up in splendid stylc.as
A HOTEL OF THE FIRST CLASS
where he will behappy to see his old fricnds.an
as many new ones as may please to give him q
call. lie also keeps on hand Groceries. Bon
Stores, Salt, etc, which he will sell as low ai
can be bought elsewhere in SteubenvilIe.
nn30-ty
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Wtgyy Paper,
Spring Supply.

TUST received, embracing very large and
e carefully selected stock of
PAPER HANGINGS.
Latest styles fine Satin Room and Entry Papers.
Bordering and low priced Papers in abundance,
A good assortment Of
vide WLNDOW PAPER,
full width, and every variety of pattern. Also,
II fine lot Of
Fire Board Prints,
ofnew and beautiful patterns, richly ornamented
with q old and Velvet. All persons wanting any
of the above articles cannot fail 10 be suited from
this assortment
Remember the Book and Paper Store, corner
Main and Union streets, Wheeling. Va.
T.. l.. WILDE,
maN7.tf Bookseller and Stationer.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25

DONNETS of the kiss me quick ordGr,"
I'D provoking to look at Who wants Bonnet
ut less than dressing an old one will cost? Par
nsols of the greatest variety. which must be sold
low. A good article, quick sales, at fair ON.
nsaIion. is the motto Of
adap9-tf S. g. II. M'FADDEN.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
AGRICULTURAL
The Farmers Boy.
BY FRsScrs D. GAGE.

Oh, iOvial farmers boy I'll be,
As fresh as the birds that sing,
And carol my memory song of glee
Among the flowers of spring.
With hoop "who hoy, /" to odrive my team
Before the rising sun,
TO slake their thirst in a silvery stream
Shall be my morning fun;
To see the hungry porker fed,
And hear him grunt his thanks;
To rouse the calves from their grassy bed,
: To shake their drowsy flanks;
To draw from the generous COW her store,
With young hands strong and free.
Till the brimming pale is running DER
sE With the foaming luxury;
Haste to the garden with hoe and seed
While the dew is on the spray,
To plant, to trim, to hoe and weed
The morning hours away.
TO raise the flowers for the honey bee,
With their petals bright and fair;
oh, love the budding flowers to see,
In my garden here and there.
Or away to the field where the reapers hire,
And toll the livelong day,
And think Of the happy time when l
Shall be man as they,
To plow, to harrow, to plant, to sow
The rich and fertile lands;
TO reap and bind, to pitch and NOV,
With strong and willing hands.
oh, would not live in the crowded town.
With its pavements hard and gray,
Withits heightened streets Of dusty brown
And its painted houses gay
Where every boy his ball may bound
Upon his neigbbor's dome,
And every shout and every sound
Disturb some others home.
Yhe squirrel that leaps from limb to limb,
In the forrest waving high,
Drthelark that scars with his martin hymn,
Is not more free than |.
Then give me the trade OF farmer boy,
From city trammels free,
And I'll crackmy whip, and cry who hoy!
Oh, farmer boy III be-
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
Beymcr EaOllse.

BY JOHN P. WALKER,
Ma n Street, near the North Western Bank,
and one squire Norik Of the
Suspension Bridge.
TNTIIS HOUSE has been thoroughly re.fltcd
Il and Supplied with new furniture throughout.
Citzens OF Harrison County visiting Wheeling
will find ut this house every convenience necessa-
ry TO their comfort.
The Best OF Fare and Low Bills.
There is also connected witt the house large
and commodious Wagon Yard. nnd an ex-
cellent Stable. nearly new. GI1- The Eastern
and Western stages call at this house EVERY DAY
for m assengers. mnN7.ly
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
FRANKLIN HO USE,

JOHN LYLE, Proprietor.
FouRrH STREET, THREE DoORs NoRrH OF MARKET,
STEUBENVILLE, OHIO.
UNHIS HOUSE has u pleasant and convenient
location, and is the largest and newest Hotel
in the city Strangers who visit Steubcnville will
find at the above house everything necessary 10
their comfort. The stablins is extensive, and was
built expressly for the accommodation ofDrovers
and Pedlars.
Heinvites his old friends and travellers gcner-
ally IN Harrison and the surrounding counties, to
give him call when they visit SteubenvilIe.
apply
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
MIX Rooms in Cellars.

Farmers about to build dwelling should
know, that by carrying up largefue in the
ehimney's back from the cellar, and having
o window or two opening to the house, out o'
the cellar, they can have as good milk
room under their houses as could be made
over spring that may be perhaps two hun
dred yards or one fourth of mile off, which
10 SO uppleasantto to go to in bad weather, es-
pecially by the female portion of the family
The floor should be tagged with ore,
~ they can be kept sweeter or colder than
syen cement or brick, which absorb 'spllt
milk" and thus taint the atmosphere. The
walls and ceiling should be plastered to ia
silitate white washing and cleansing. No
thing but milk and cream should be kept in
the room, as pure atmosphere for cream to
rise in, is absolutely essential for the making
of sweet butter.
What is needed to have cool, sweet eel
lar is current of air, which will be secured
BY the aforesaid fue and open windows, as
Q strong current of air is at least ten degre IS
cooler than the same air at rest.
Farmers ought to know that churnlng can
be done in any good churn in from ten to
fifteen minutes, as well in winter as In sum-
mer, by having the temperature Of the cream
right, say ffty-eight or sixty degrees. The
temperature Of an ordinary sitting or living
room in winter, to be comfortable, is sixty
eight degrees, and closet opening into such
o room would be the best place to keep the
pot in winter. In summer, the cream can be
readily reduced to the right temperature by
breaking up clean pieces of ice and putting
il into the churn.
A thermometer, which is necessary to reg
lnlate these matters, costs but one dollar, and
such an investment every farmer ought t99
make, who has churning to do, and thus
save this much dreaded part of the duties Of
farmers wives and daughters much pleas
anter and easier---for this know they would
shank your modest correspondent, if they
knew him.-Lew;s County Republican.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25

LEVI q. FORsYTHE,


IN CHANCERY.
.MTILL practicein Harrison and the adjoining
" counties. Collections, the business Of Ex.
ecutor and Administrators, Guardians and Wards
Petitions for Partition, etements Of Estates, and
all other business entrusted to him will receive hii
prompt attention.
OFFICE opposite the Mansion
House. ap9-5l-ly