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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04
They viii not tell the Truth.

Who? The leaders of the Wing party
The said that the apportionment under the
New Constitutution was unfair, This we
proved, by facts and figures to be A LIE II
Although we proved it false, these fellows,
regardless Of truth, and reckless to every
thing, but the building up of the foul OBJ
ljects which they have in view, still reiterate
the falsehood that the apportioment is unjust
land unfair. And although we asked Of the
Wing papers in the state, to publish table
founded on the vote Of 1848, AND THEY
DARE NOT PUBLISH IT.
They said that the new Constitution in
CREASED the number Of Judges in the state
We proved that the number under the new
system would be REDUCED AT LEAST
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY. Thi
too they have the meanness to withhold
from their readers.
They having been proven guilty Of false
hoods in these, and numberless other instan
ces. and are therefore unworthy Of belief
/ Grshould any Of our readers wish cor
rect likeness Of either themselves or friends
we advise them to call on Mr.. DAVIS, who ha
taken rooms in the Court House He take
Igood pictures,
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PROCLAMATION.

EHNHE qualified electors of Harrison conn-
- ty are hereby notified to meet on the
third Tuesday IN Yune nert, being the 18th
day of said month, in their several election
districts, in said county, at their usual pla-
ces of holding election, or at such places as
the Township Trustees shall direct, and pro-
ceed, according to law, to vote for or against
the New Constitution; the ballots of said
election shall be written or printed, as fol-
lows: Those in favor of the Constitution,
"New Constitution, Yes" those against the
Constitution, "New Constitution, No.
The polls of said election shall be opened
between the hours of eight and ten o'clock,
A. NJ, and close at 6 O'Clock, ?. M, of said
day, as the law provides. sat.
And also at the same time and place, pro-
Eceed to vote by separate ballots, to be de-
posted in separate bollot box, for the fol-
lowing additional section, to wit: "no Ii
oensc to traffic in Intoxicating liquors shall
hereafter be granted in this State; but the
General Assembly may, by law, provide
against evils resulting therefrom = upon the
ballots given for said separate amendment,
shall be written or printed, OF partly written
and partly printed, the words, License to
sell Intoxicating liquors, Yes;" and upon
the ballots given against said amendment, in
like manner, the words, Licnse to sell in
toxcating liquors, No" Said elections shall
be conducted as provided for by law for an
nua elections. ID. HILBERT. n
| May 28, te Sheriff.
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Sale of Real Estate.


nN MONDAY,t the 2Sd day Of June, 1851,
OF The Court House, in the town Of Cadiz>
will be soldlo the highest bidder, the follow.
ing REAL ESTATE, as The property Of
Samuel Harper, deceased, aud being part
of the land of which he died, seized and
possessed Of, TO wit; sstl
Beginning for the same al stone on the
east line Of the lands belonging TO the heirs
OF Robert Beatty, deceased, thence North
ii 3.4 deg west "a percbes, from the south
east corner of the said Beatty tract Of land |;
thence nouh II 3-4 deg west 8 perches, 10
posts thence north 40 2 deg west SO
lpeTches TO post; thence north 25 l.2 deg.
west 34 perches 10 q post; thence south 4a
Idegs, west IA perches TO stone; thence
north "a dcgs, west 20 perches 10 a post ;
thence nor,b 60 Q dcgs, east 81 percbes
to post; ;henoe south So degs east IA
perches to stone; thence south deg, east
5 "a 100 perches 10 a stone; thence north
80 degs, east q perches 10 post, and an
ash l2nches in diameter, leans north 0 deg
cas-, 81 Links; thence south Is l2 degs,
west 6l 64-l00 perches 10 a post; thence
west 81 perclies 10 the place Of beginning.
Containing thrty-seven acres, three roods.
and fifteen perches; all Of which tract Of
land was set apart for the Dover Of the wi.
dow, Cassnndria Harper, by the appraisers,
and Is now sold, subjeci TO her Dover, and
wnl appraised at the sum Of $40, sGt,iect
to the Dover aforesaid Terms Of sale all
cash. g JOSEPH SHARON Adm'r. ls
i de Bonis non Of Samuel Harper. desd;
/ mnN2l Is
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04

or DIR. Guysot's Improved Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla is sure remedy for lie
rcditary faint.
Thousands of individuals are cursed with gre
vious complaints, which they inherit from their
parents The use of the Yellow Dock and Sar
sapanlla will prevent all this, and save vast
amount of mis- cry, and many valuable lives, for
it Thoroughly expels from the system the latent
taiut, which is the seed of disease, and SO taken
off the curse by which the sins or misfOrtunes uI
the parents are so often visited upon the innocent
offspring.
Parents Owe it to their children 10 guard them
against the effects of maladies that may be com
muncaled by descent, and children of parents
that have at any time been affected with Con
sumption, Seroiula or Syphilis, owe it 10 them
selves to take pTecaulion against the disease be
ing revived in them. Guysott's Extract of Vel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla is sure antidote il
such cases. See advertisement.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04

wsTAH's BAisAH oy WLD CHERas.-We have
not unlIequenily called attention 10 this article
in the columns Of our Pspes, and we have done
90 with the fall eOn6donee thai 81 vas good one,
and deserving Ihs PanOhRse q The public. We
have had chance to wines iis eject upon some
o. our friends, which in addition y the high IN
eOniums passed upon it BY oar brethren Of the
Press, not in paid Pufs, but in honest candid
statements. from having derived a beAsh. them
selves, makes US desirous Of advising AZ those
who have occasion 10 Tesort TO a remedy fOS pull
monau affections, to avail themselves Of a. We
have too much confidence in the. pIOpieiors 20
believe they woald thrust this or any other med
ieine upon the community, unless they had fuI
faith in its eficacy-in confirmation Of which ilIs
proprietors offer a mass OF testimony from the
most unques,ionable sources. Neither would
they wish to ne understood as saying that this
will always cure ConsompdonRfler il 10 seated.
although it seldom fails 10 relieve the worst cases
but ut this season Of the year almost every body
is liable to n cold, which il neglected. win lead
10 fatal resnlts-by taking this medicine we douis
not many lives may be saved. Refer 70 the Oti-
Iyeftisement in another column.
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"Clear the Track"
STEUBENvILLE AND INDIANA

nEAli1IlOhD.
The route of the Stcubenville and Indi-
ana Railroad, after careful surveys, has been
determined upon.
Its location was decided at the last meet
ipg gf the Beard of Directors.
II leaves Steubenville through the Gross
Creek valley; thence by way Of Urichsyillt
to Coshoctdn.
We have been furnished with the follow.
ing resolution Of the Board of Directors:
"REsoLvEp, That the Chief Engineer be
directed with his corps to prepare the road
in suitable sections for letting contracts fol
graduation, masonry and bridging, from
Steubenville to Cnshnoton, and that the worl
upon the same be prosecuted to completion
as soon as practicable" aei
/ The necessary steps arc being taken, w
learn, to render Immediately available TIL
subscriptions to the stock of the company
We may soon expect the oars.
AT WoRE.--The Engineers have com
meneed locating the Steubenville and Indi
ana Railroad, in pursuance Of the resolution
OF the Board Of Directors, already published
They viii soon have It ready for contracts.
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Cholera
The Wheeling Argus Of last Tuesday eye

n The Wheeling Argus Of last Tuesday eve
ming says; 4slae
Steamer iowa at st. Louis on Wednesday
last had large number ofcholcra eases, ,and
deaths. The wife Of Rev, pr. Grimes died
Almost every boat that comes up the Ohio
has cases on tpard,
The Pittsburgh Post says that tn steam
er Cincinnati, which arrived at tina, port on
the 26th ult, had one case of cholera or
board during her last trip from Cincinnati t
that place. II was that Of woman, who
died and was taken from the boat at Wheel
ing
Z The number ofintcFments 10 the city ol
New Orleans during the week ending the
I0th inst, as shown BY report Of the Board
af Health, was 100 OF the deceased, 81
died Of cholera. In the adjoining city d
Lafayette there were s more deaths from III,
same disease.
s. There are rllmors u cholera in the eeity 3
New York M n.
4 3
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a Whig On the Constitution.

We invite the attention of our Wing
friends, to the letter Of DANIEL PEcK, Esq,
addressed to the Wing voters Of Belmont
County, and which we copy from the st.
ClairsviIle Gazette. Mr.. Peck was mem
Der Of the Convention that framed the con
stitution, and being convinced that the peo-
pie would be benefited by its adoption.
speaks out his sentiments like an honest
man. Will our veaeraJle friend Of the Ca
diz Republican, have the manliness to lay
this letter of Mr.. Peck's before his readers
1t being addressed to Wings, we think ]
no more than his duty to publish it. Dare
he do SO? Ha saE2
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FRESH AND PURE
DIE LeGS.

ITTNEIE subscriber is receiving at his old stand
n in Cadiz, Ohio, in addition to his former
stock, a large supply Of fr es I, an Il pMFG
DRUGS, DYES, OILS. PAINTS, VARNlSHES,
etc, ETC.. in short everything usually kept in a
Wesrern Drug Store.
Ills stock has been carefully selected asto qual-
ity and prices will be 80 low that no person can
reasonably object, Hisslockwill be kept Rill, and
he would call the particular attention OF persons
wishing to purchase anything IN his lines 10 see
his stock before purchasing elsewheEe.r
Thankful for past fnyors, he still hopes, by care
and strict attention TO business, To merit a large
share Of the patronage Of a liberal public.
maygl-ly a JOHN BEALL, IA
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SIHNQD W ES!

Such rs VOLTS Patents, and VOLTS Premium
Cooking Stoves, assorted sizes, of Cincinnati
manufacture. h@H s
Bfadly's Etna Air Tight Cooking Stoves, o.
various sizes, for either wood or coI,l, Of Pitts
burgh make.
Wheeling Stoves of all kinds and sizes. among
which are Hartley's Enterprise, a NEW PAT.
TERN, Tor wood Or coal, with extra large ovens,
warranted to work we'll, or no sale.
Crates, Hollow Ware, Sad Irons, etc, etc., all
OF which we will fell LOW FOR CASH. or tc
PRoMPT customers on short credit. Doing busi
ness upon the principle Of " small profits and
quick saloe,r we sollcita share Of publicpatron'
age. may26-Iy
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04

Esr We know of no subject on which
public. opinion is so unanimous, as the efica-
cy of the Hoofand German Bitters. Per
sons who have long been suffering from
Dyspepsia, disease Of the Liver, &C., are
Immediately and permanently cured by their
use, Procure the genuine article, that pre-
pared by Dr. G. NJ. Jackson, at the German
Medical Store, No. 1870, Arch street, below
Sixth, Philadelphia. Those who are ailing
should take our advice and try this wonder
full medicine.
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6entimel & former.
AGENTS FOR THE DEMOCRATIC SEN
TINEI. & EAKMER ~

D. MAcLaSE, Esa., is duly authorized to receive
subscriptions, advertisements. etc, in The city O
Wheeling, for the Sentinel & Farmer. All con-
-E.W. GAIA, v. b. PALMER, and .PIERcE, ara
our regular authorized agents in Philadelphia
to receive advertisements, etc., for the Sentinel
e. Farmer.
THERoS THoNrsoS, Of Sieubenville, is our au
,horized agent at that place, fnr the Sentinel
Farmer.
}. II. FnsrEa, Of the Pittsbnrgh Dispatch, is ou
tGthOizcd agent at that place. Tor the Sentine
& Farmer.
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NOTICE.

H0HE subscriber has been appointed by
n the Court of Common Pleas, of Harri-
son county, Ohio, ADMINISTRATOR, with
the will annexed, of the estate Of Michael
Pfouts, late of Monroe township, decd. All
those indebted to said estate will make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned, and
those having claims against said estate, are
required to present them within one year,
legally proven, for settlement a' ..# t
May Gath, 81, MICHAEL PFOUTS,
may28-3t Administrator. AZ
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DRESS GOODS.

DROCADE poplns oieplcndid designs. f
ID Bamge De 'Laines, d new and splendid n.
ticle for Ladies' dresses.
Cameliap and black silks, rich and glossy v
Lnwna. Ginehams and prints Of The latest ago.
Nv. Ior aalo ohean ~ the flshionnbIe store Of
ap9 ~ ' s.& II. M'FADDEh
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TENHE subscriber has been duly appointed
ID and qualified by the Court of Common
Pleas of Harrison county, Ohio, ADMINS
TRAITOR de 6onis non, of the estate of John
Speedy, late of German township, Harrison
county, deceased.
iupe4 3t* HENRY Fl. BECKETT.
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THE RAILROAD.

We clip the following important news
from the Stcubenville Messenger Of Saturday
last:-
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E1- The Trustees of the different town
ships would do well to remember that there
is to be two ballot boxes prepared for tho
election on the 18th Of June. One for the
constitution and one for the license amend
ment,
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eNSaD Y ICE!

NJ Those indebted to the " "CADlZ SENTl'
MEL" for Volumes I6 aud II, will settle their
accounts with either of the present editions Of the
sentinel. or Mr.. NJ. NJ. Bartleson. and NONE
i0THER THOS. l. JEWETT.
ap30-ti Trustee.
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REr Leteyery friend ofthe Constitution
be at the polls on the 18th inst,
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GUARDTAN,S SALE.
rHos. q. cULBERTsoN. IHuGH O. cRYnBiE
NEW ESTARLISHMENT.

HNULBERTsoN & CRYMBLE having taker
Y j the room No. 1875, Market Square, formerly
occupied by Goo. w. Johnson, would respect
fully inform their friends and the public genei.
ally. that they intend keeping constantly on
Il ..x...r1,.tnd r.c ~ "
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FRESII l}EEF !!

~ ME subscriber will have Fresh Beef. of su.
L perior quality, in Market, every Tuesday
md Saturday morning Cat day light,) during the
Summer and Fall. -,
Meat can, at nll times, he had either ut Mr..
Cnmatan's slaughter house, or the cellar OF the
subscribers dwelling. the house formerly occupied
by Miss Beatty ROBERT HOLMES.
Cadiz June A. 1851 If
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Cndix Rricea.

CADIz, WEDNESDAY, June 9TH,
Timothy seed,- $3.50 Flour per bbl, = $500
Clover seed, - S5a6 Fl0tsriper cwt.- l,5o !
Flax seed, ---- l 90 Bnckwheat four l.25'
Wheat per bushel,- 55 Butter per h., 10
Corn. 50 l'fallOw. ---.- .--S 8
Corn meal, 35a37 Feathers, ----3l
Oats, 25a3O candles, IL
Hay per ton, = 5000 Dried Peaches, = l.37
Sides L. Shoulders, = 6 Dried Apples, 62
Hams, ----S Green Apples, --- %
Beef in Market, Sal Potatoes, ------7 rs
Eggs per dozen. - 5 Country Soap, - Sa4 p,
Wool, ----- 2Sa45 Beeswax, %
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re- What foul fend torments You, bro
ther I'd of the Republican? Have you
been made to see a humbug or a devil un-
der every section of the new Constitution? :?
or are you obeying the commands Of your
masters at Columbus, and are trying to
make the people believe there is? What is
the matter?
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ETWe invite attention To the advertise
ment Of GEo- w. JoHSsosJ No. 1899, Mar
ket square, Wheeling. HIS wares are good,
and she lamp he offers, i the best we ever
saw used,
Democratic banner., 1851-01-13

suit to injury, BY using the snaearins n,ns 4
'brahren7" The fact is plainly before u. co.
Benton's sun il set. His hopes are idst fosSgss
The soeptrs has departed from Israel. II
speech ct St. Louis has Disguised his wssassg
friends. They discover a little too late kis Zee
soil proclivities, and are shocked at theis owl.
position. Yet rather than abandon him o.
fate, and retrieve themselves from ths dlesusk
i'm which they stand a. his advocates. thsy sraaa
take to drive the Democratic pSsty to. The aup-
port of their errors, when they must kueN In
such a courss would sibk the psry, a eFsseSs
the State Of Missouri as the adyocats Of klssA
and dangerous doctrines.
We admire the replyEo Of the Democratic nan
bsrs. It is worthy Of the men, and aerthy Of
the principles of which they are the sxpsnspts.
They say to them that whenever the followers Of
Col. Benton are ready to abandon his heressS-
to acknowledge the right Of instruction as afsu-
|damental principle Of the republican platfsss,
and once more unfurl to the breeze the banner
under which we have heretofore been successfully
and under which alone We deserve 70 conquer.
the banner inscribed with the rights Of the peo-
pie and the rights of the Stases-then with great
pleasure they viii join them as cOlaborsrs in .
good cause. This Is the language Of conscious
patriotism-the plain dictates Of justice, SPRING
ing from hearts honest and devoted to the peo-
Piles interest, regardless Of the siren songs Of
ambitious ~demagogues, and unintimidated BY the
parade and pOmp Of Office, or the power Of place.
For this noble and magnanimous rsbuke, they
will receive the heartfelt grstulations Of the pso-
pie. Let them stand firm in the good faith, ulnse.
ducsd by fattery and unmoved by fear. They
are shielded by a panOply powerful to protect
them in every smsrsency-the shield Of psblic
position viii be appreciated by
discerning people, and already their oonfding
constituents begin to greet them with the wei
plaudit Of 'wen done thou good and faith
full servant" p, .r -" = .
Democratic banner., 1851-01-13
PREMIUMS AT PLANTERS
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, ST. LOUIS.

To the Planters OF Tobacco i'm Missouri.
THE undersigned, proprietors of the Planters
1 Tobacco Warehouse, hereby offer the usual
annual premium for the four best hogsheads of to-
bacco, the growth Of 1850, raised in this State;
the premiumsto be awarded on Thursday, the 2lst
day of June, 1851, viz:
$50 for the first premium hogshead manufae.
turing tobacco.
$26 for the second premium hogshead manufae.
turing tobacco.
$50 for the first premium hid. shipping tobacco.
$50 for the second E" /" IS H
Judges to be appointed by the planters or their
agents, and the premiums pa3d accordingly.
BERTHOUD g. SON.
January 18th, 1851.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersigned
II has been granted letters oil. administration,
with the viii annexed, on the estate of James
Allison, deceased, by the Judge of the Probate
Court Of Pike county, bearing date January 9Th,
A. D. 1851; and all persons having claims against
the said estate are notified to exhibit them for al
within one year from the date of said let
tiers, o rthey may be precluded from any benefit Of
said estate; and if not exhibited within three years
shall be forever barred. r *"3 n 70
'at MARY ALLISON. misunderstanding.
. January 18th, Is51.-sw.
Democratic banner., 1851-01-13

II Attention is called to the advertisement, Of
Berthoud & Son, to be seen in this paper
Large premiums are offered for the best manu-
featuring and shipping hogsheads of Tobacco,
the growth of the year 1850. The premiums
are to be awarded on the 2lst day of June, 1851,
at the Planters Warehouse.
Let the farmers Of Old Pike look to this
Franklin is her only competitor, and the crops
here are unusually good.
Democratic banner., 1851-01-13

The PRESBYTERIAN CAsKEr.- The January
No. has been received. This is q new work, ed.
tied and published at Saint Louis, by Rev. S. A.
Hodgman. 1t displays mechanical skill, and con-
tains much useful, moral and religious matter.
Democratic banner., 1851-01-13

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The February No. Of
thi. elegant periodical hasbeen received. It con.
tains several handsome engravings, and is filled
with the usual amount Of interesting matter.
Democratic banner., 1851-01-13
DIED

At Rough and Ready, California, on the 25th
October last, Mr.. PosEY SMITH, Of St. Joseph,
Democratic banner., 1851-01-13
The LEGISLATURE,

The legislature s.t
It will be seen BY the Telegraphie Dispatches
which we publish, that the two houses having
organized, are working along in peass and quiet.
1t 10 to be sincerely hoped, in consideration Of
the short time they have to remain and the vast
amount Of business before them, that REGARDLESS,
Of all chickering's about the elevation Of mere men,
and the qualification Of political prejudicss, they
will earnestly set to work, that good may result
to the people from their acts.
By dispatches Of q later date, we learn that
Thursday last was selected for the election Of
u. S. Senator. The wings, in caucus, had nom
mated Henry S. Geysr; the Bentoa.mea had
nominated their master, Of cssrse, and resolved
to 60 for him "frst, last, and all the tins"-even
unto the end Of the session. The Democrats hal
selected James S. Green as their candidats.--
We have not learned what other, names wers
used before the caucuses. There existed sons
such m As that the Benton-nen would sbsn-
don Benton, and offer a. an olive braneA The,
name Of Gov. King. Such q thing was riliea-
lous In the extreme, for two reasons. The frst,
that though Gov. King 10 good enough man Of
the sort, yet he is not Of the right sort, and total.
ly unfit for the station. The second is, that Ben
toms frowns would forever hang oyer that man
who would dare to leave hin, or rsfuseto eyince
his entire subservience BY an eternal support Of
him. From the AIii-BsntonD Democrats b can't
expect support, as his principles are totally 1t
war with the conservative views entertlipsd by
them, and dangerous TO the interests of the Sute
at large; and in addition to these facts, he Dis
stated in his John Smith letter, that Be
"would neither give nor take help.
II. We have upon our table the LIST No. Of
the 3rd vOluns Of the UHIrID STATES MoH,sIT
Law MAGAZINE, published at New York By
John Livingston. This psriodics has been pub
lished msnthly for two years, and has 1enizsa
upon the third year greatly improved in appeal
ance and in amount oil useful matter to the lessl
profession. .qt
It is intended, says the author, that The work "shdI
jIudieiOu, articles upon leading toPies,M
most useful snd interesting TO the ~prcfHsios; ks-
graphical sketckss Of distinguished isvyers, nos
Nth vsH srscutsd portraits ; early note
Of the mOrs able asd is,portaat deeisisnsy cf&
Courts in .Anerica and Great Britaia--als
monthly alphabetical digssts Of al cases efgns.
interest IN tie Superior Courts flev and sqI.
y, both IN the United States and Eagiand, prep
classified and arrsngsd for rgfrenes-sif
- 49, So