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Accents for the Sentinel q Farmer

The following named gentlemen are our
lsuthorised agents to receive advertisements,
or Job Work. All contracts
made with win be strictly fulfilled by us
philadelphia b. Palmer, Z, W. Carr,
G.. Pierce.
Boston--V. B. Palmer.
New York-Y D. Palmer
Wheeliug-D. Maclane, Esq,
Freeport- Joseph Allen.
MooraEeld--A. Jul. Schneider.
Westchestcr-W Fleming
Franklin--Dr. 4 Conaway.
Rumley-Jaeob Gutshall.
Short Creek-Asa Holmes.
Stock--James Hoagland
Atheus-Dr. Thomas Fndley.
Green-David McConkey.
German-John Brown.
Washington-John d, Boyd.
North--A. F. Croskey.
Monroe-Paul s. Ridgeway,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

ISrKRSATfoS4L M4GAziNE. = This excel
lent Magazine for August, commencing Vol.
A, No. /, has been received. Phe contents
pf this number are of the highest nrderi a
great variety Of subjects to suit every taste
history, romance and fiction, including fine
portrait and short history Of the Rev. Calvin
Cotton. This number is decidedly rich
one, and worth da Biz the cost price.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

E9-The Brass Band was out on Satur-
day evening last They played well, tho
Id fact they always, let them go where they
viii, "astonish the natives Individually,
they are rleYer set Of fellows, and as a
Band they have very few equals.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06
"What,s in a Name y

Under this caption, a certain little petit
fogger, who CONDUCTS the "CarroR Free
Press" named Crozier, tries veyy hard to
prove that we did not clearly establish the
fact that the party now claiming to be DEM
ocratic Wings. were the old Blue Light Fed
eralists. But
"Convince man against his will,
He's of the same opinion still"
This is the case with the editor of the
Free Press. If he has one grain of COM
mon sense or honesty in him, he must see
and know that the party, for which he has
set himself up as an apologist, have always
advocated measures that are anti -Republi-
can in their spirit, and would if carried out,
eventually bring disgrace and ruin upon our
happy country.
The editor of the "Frce Press" having
unsolicited, entered the lists against us, we
will not back out. But before he proceeds
further, we would advise him to study well
his subject, and not inflict upon his readers
whole columns, which when read leaves the
reader just as wise as if they had not read
it. Don't bore your patrons any more
As you are willing brother to "argue the
point" tellusif you can, { p what constitutes
a true Democratic Republican, and haze
the Whig party, with Vinton at its head al
ways been true to their country? Answer
this also, why it is that the Wings want office
under the New Constitution?
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

GE- A severe thunder storm passed over
Geauga and Portage counties last Sunday,
and several houses and barns were struck by
lightning.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

WHooPING CoUGH.-A gentleman of this
city who has testedi it, says the following is a
certain remedy for whooping Cough, always
breaking it after the use of the medicine for
three days, viz: A ounces of faxseed, do
honey, do. lquorice, 8 ounces lemons, boil
them together in a half gallon of water To
be well strained, bottled tightly, and kept in
a tight place Dose-a table spoonful six
times day, to be given always after the
coughing ceases C0IumLia Zeleqraph.
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O-.rThe editorof the "Carroll Free Press

OJ The editoro of the "Carroll Free Press
the other day wrote an article Of nearly a
column in length, in reference to the exis-
istence of "aoqdays." He proved two things,
first that the Almanac says" there IS ''dog
days. and second, that he wrote on sub
iect of which he was totally ignorant.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

(T Who believes that Judge WooD will
play the Governor any more in accordance
with the principles of the new Constitution
than Mr.. VINToN would ?-Jomnaz.
Why, such Wings as you believe it, and
hence you vote against Judge Wood and for
Mr.. Vinton. If you supposed Yinton would
"play the Governor according to the priaci-
pies Of the new Constitution" you would
vote for the devil before you would for him;
and to insure just such votes as those of men
who hate the "priaciples" Of the new Con-
stitution, Vinton took the pains in accepting
the nomination, to state again that he was
hos Sle to the new Constitution, True, he,
with all others, have to submit to its adop-
ton, but he is bound by his faith and politics
to pervert and PROSTATE its ''principles," or
he never would have been heard Of as the
Wing candidate for Governor.
1t is true the provisions of the new Con-
stitution are plain, and would bind an hon
est Democratic officer, but such will not be
the case with Wings, They stand before
the people pledged as believing the new
Constitution polyglot Of evils, and they
have at hand ready causistry for salving
their consciences when it becomes necessary
to mlsinterpret any instrument which they
may have sworn to support We assure the
people Of Ohio again and again, that the
Wing party are the enemies of the new Con
stitution-they have always been its enemies,
and they always will bel If they are en-
trusted with the Government under it, they
will be found possessed of a tortuous ingenu-
ity, competent to frustrate, and most effect
ually thwart its operation! Mark our pro-
phecy l. 0. Statesman.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

EEThe people Of Milwakle invited Jenny
Lind to visit that city, end her agent tele-
graphed back that she could find no such
place in Morse's Geography.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

or There is considerable excitement in
the western part ofTexas, because the Mex
cans refuse to deliver up runaway slaves.
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Sound Advice.

The following excellent advice is given by
she Ohio Patriot, relative to the formation
IL ticket that shall be pleasing to all. We
hope that It may be strictly followed by the
DEMOCRACY Of Harrison, to whose condition
u ~ equally applicable. If adhered to it
gill add strength to the party-if violated,
disaster and defeat will follow in the train
= Every voter should bear in mind the inn
possibility Of selecting ticket that shall be
aeasing to all. Hherl there is a large null
nplicity Of candidates, there must of neeessi-
II be disappointment; and BIZ no criterion
.xan the integrity Of Democrat be tested SO
Wen As by his conduct under defeat. No
man, h0WcYer talented or however distin-
gsiishcd, shquld allow himself to think that
The public interest hangs upon his indlyidu-
ii nomination. or that a preference shown to
smother is d violation cf his own personal
rights. X is the people priyiIege to gi0e,
md ii IS theirs also to pah6ld When ther
preferences are once made known, it is the
5lictate rs well Of self-respect as good faith,
~ bow 81 their decision with cheerfulness
and hy. .qsts rather than by professions, prove
That the love which they bear their party and
4 II principles, rises high above the smart Of
imaginary griefs Or personal dlsaPPointments
OryIIair dye i in great demand just now
especially among the eold Office seeking whigi
ssoeas Caliz Some u them imagine tbey
lock tgeaty years younger than they did si'
weeks ago, They would ike to make pee
aIe from the country believe 30 AZ any rate
Dld ageas p0thqnorabls swith then any more
~ seme of the wig ofise seekers tina
lid lot use q attend church more than onc'
Seag t'.et often, IRE regular attendant
Il sbs slsas What pioas souls they ar
asA nge
S. We az making some Improvement
= III 1sb department Persons venting
aiy ssiae ID thls llue. vill pleas remsmbe
It'll sad yiFs " 4 eall Ms wItFant sasis
Issiisa
PhiIaaeIph Iphias What EgaAVu
hAs IA Tas been BFssiSsa ~ wha
I'D spIs Bfha itS
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06
Against the New Constitution.

Every candidate on the Wing State Ticket,
whe voted at all (except Judge Andrews)
from Yinton downward, 0oted against The mew
Consfitationi Vinton since his nomination,
owned publically that he voted against it.
Are these the mento putthe Ship Of State
to sea under rthenew chart? The whigs fought
against the calling ofa Convention. Defeat
ed there, they strove to elect delegates, who
in the Convention itself, should block the
wheels Of reform. Defeated there, they ex-
erted all their energies to have the new Con-
stitution rejected by the people. Defeated
there again, they are now striving to seize
the reins Of Government under the new Con-
|stitution that fhey may neutralize, probably
as far as possible, its essential reforms,
VIII The people, who have demanded and
secured new Constitution, entrust its first
administration TO It's enemies?- Rsveso
Star.
Mol MOI! They will never do any such
thing Tbepeople Of Ohio can never be
guilty Of such a blunderr0 Q. Statesman.
ATMr.J. r. johnson has opened Da
guerrean Room at the Cadiz Hotel. His pic.
tsikes are excellent, and cheap. Give him d
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

SYMPTOMS OF DISEASE should never be
|disregarded. They are unerring indications
that the vital functions of nature have been
interrupted in their healthful action, and that
serious evils must inevitably follow, unless.
the system be again set right by the timely
use OF proper remedies.
Bear in mind that nature is ever endeay-
oring to expel disease when it invades the
animal economy, and only needs the assist
lance of some genial restoratiye-thorough,
Iyet mild in its action--that will give tone to,
the system, and act upon the blood-which
is the principal Of life.
Gagsqtfs Yellow Dock and tSarsapdritld,,
as purifyer of the blood, renovator Of the,
system, and supporter and preserver Of the
Ipower of life, has no equal Take it on the
first indication that disease is upon you, and
you viii avert perhaps weeks and mopths Of
sickness and suffering See advertisement.
WrsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. The
great success attending the use Of this Bal
sam in Pulmonary diseases, having natural
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Others, various opinions and surmises have
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some have supposed II to contain iodone,
others mercury, ect., and to such substances
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Such opinions being entirely erroneous, and
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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

% Ssacely mail arrives from the West
ghat does not bring rs letter from our agent
~ Moage6eid, Mr. SeHREIBER, with new sub
Rcribers When we took charge of the Sen
ainel, we had only 3 subscribers at that office
aoyer 30.
Is in other townships note
eat the agent in Moore
..ave sept ina few names, but
be a great many pew ones obtain
Asemcmber, our paper is only $l,5o a
II, payable within theyear, and circplates
within the county free Of postage,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

CADIz.--The folks were out on Monday
last, taking an odsquim at the eclipse, which
the Sentinel says ''came off according to ap-
pointment." The only eclipse of the SUI
visible here, was that of large cloud which
passed between the earth and the sun about
10 Q'clqck, A, NJ, Such an unusual sight
created unusual qttraftiQn Of course!-S eu-
benoiHe Herald,
9rWhen any event is teanspiring, there
are some people in Cadiz, who are such great
admirers Of the editor Of the Herald, that they
invariably look to that source for an ACCOUNT
of it. When the eclipse came off, we heard
one of these admirers of Allison remark
"now we shall have long scientific article in
the next Heraldin relation TO eclipses, &c"
The Herald of Wednesday came, but no ar
tple ON that subject was to be found. "Some
thing must be wrong, remarked our friend
"that there's nothing in the Herald about
the eclipse" Fridays Herald came, and
the above is the "long scientific article" that
it contains. Our friend was disappointed, Of
course, and came to the sensible conclusion
that neither the editor nor his paper were as
interesting as what he had imagined them
to be.
If the editor had used smoked glass in
stead Of a round one, probably he could have
seen the eclipse that "came off according to
appointment" But where's the "long sci
entifc article" from the pen of Allision?
Echo answers where. Hurraw for the sci
entifc editor and his scientific paper! O.
science!
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06
Abolition Fanaticism.

The Rev. Parker Pillsbury, at an Aboli-
ton gathering recently, in Danvers, Mass,
desecrated the Sabbath with the following
infamous sentiments:
The Fourth of July is the most cursed day
in all the calender, The day when Judas
lscariot betrayed his master; the day when
Jesus Christ was nailed to the cross, is more
to be honored and celebrated with firing of
cannon, and waving Of the hateful bunting,
than the 4th of July. On the morning of
the 4th of July we should clothe ourselves in
sackcloth and ashes during the day,
George Washington waded in blood thro'
an eight years war; he then went home and
grew rich in selling his ncighbors, and steal
ing their hard earnings.
There is not steril hilltop in Austria but
that is more sacred to freedom than Bunker
Hill, and the plains of Lexington and Con-
cord. The vilest mud scow that floats on
the Danube is nobler craft than the proud
frigate Constitution
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-06

GEG Geo. w. NJ Cook and Thos. t. ,jewett,
lawyers of this city, are talked of in ''them
diggins" Cadiz as candidates for District
Judgeship, on the Democratic side--no OBJ
jections, but would rather chance being e.
lccted Captain OF militia company ourself
than risk theirs for seat on the Judicial
bench in this districtl--,SteabeneiHe Herald
Isl inst.
or That's the Office, Billy, you were wish
ing, when you were laundering away at the
New Gqnstitution. You told your readers
that if it was adopted the old militia law
would be Eeyiyed. You knew it would be
adopted, and then EaH thought there would
be chance ofyoHf holding oflice--the Office
Of Captain Of the Azau Of Stcubenville
township. You would make ap excellent one
you are just the built far that important
station. Captain WILLIAM REA ALL
soNlll Wouldn't that sound? Then the
Boys would sing:
i"0ur captain was as brave a lad
AS e'er commission bore;
All brightly shone his new tin sword,
A paper cap he wore:
He led us up the steep hillside,
| Against the western wind.
/ WhiIetbe cockerel plume that deck'd bis sheat
Stream'd bravely out behind {,
Ne hope, Captain AIlisoai you will b
|alecsed when thelaw comes il force
We think, captain allison, that there i
Just ea gQad 4 chance for Mr. Jewstt, th.
pemoeratia candidate for District Jndge ii
llhis District linot better tl.an The import
VI candidate, eapian allison. you are 80 anx
lious to have nominated.
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or The Massillon News says that the
counties Of Stark and Wayne win send to
market this fall at least fourthousand tons Of
Pork.
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Commissioner.

MEssRs. EDIToRs Please announce the
name Of VIM. REED, of Green Township, as
a suitable candidate for Commissioner sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic Coun-
ty Convention, and oblige many voters Of
CADIZ TOWNSHIP.
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Treasurer,
Clerk.

MEssRs. EDIroRs:-Please announce the
name of AT. CRosKEY, of North township,
as suitable candidate for the Office of Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas, subject to the
decision of the County Convention, and
oblige many voters Of
SHORT CREEK TOWNSHIP.
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or There were Sc deaths in the city Of
Wheeling, in the month Of July, 8 Of which
were Of Cholera.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR PRESIDENT JUDGE,
tertkc<Aira sltb-tiieisiop of tie eighth district
THOMAS /. JEWETT.
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05-All kinds Of Country produce will be
taken in pay for subscription to the Sentinel.
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The State Convention.

We have been gradfed at meeting sever
al delegates, alreadyin our city, tothe Dem
ocratic State Convention, that meets on We'd
nesday next, the 9th Of August. We anti
cipate one Of the very best State Conventions
we have seen foryears. All seem animated
with desire for good and triumphant
election. 0. Statesasaa. i
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Probate Judge.

MAssRs. EDITORS Please announce the
name of CHARLES PATTERSON as suitable
candidate for Probate Judge, subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Conven-
ton, and oblige many Democrats of
THE COUNTY,
MEssRs. EDToRs You viii please an
nounce the name of VIM. MILLIGAN, of Cadiz,
as a suitable candidate for Probate Judge,
subject to the decision of the Democratic
County Convention, and oblige the
DEMOCRACY OF HARRISON COUNTY"
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Democratic Central COMMITTEE.
Cadiz, July Is, 1851.
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pEMOyAL-Tbe celebrated Dr. c. w. RoBACK, professor of
IL asroo, phrenoiogy and combined
with conuraton from Sweden having removed his office to No
White New York. offers his services the citizens
ashngon consulted by crowned heads of
Europe, enjoys higher reputation astrooger than
any living Naivties calculated according
ladies' S3 gentlemen So Persons distance have their
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hazard,
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Letters will and will do
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A NEW Route o Pittsburg. via the Baltimore, sus-
gushanno, RaiiyoadThrougA 10 Pnsbure
express Of will leave Calvert station daily
States Washington and Baltimore at ~,
with fast line Mddletown l. m, ar
irving at Harrisburg at u, M, 10 dinner
for s 2, arriving At
odsy-burs Al this point have the option OF
taking either Johnstown, thence by packet boats
stages from Holiidsysburg Pittsbnrg.
Tickets will be following points ny this hsn 10
York. wnehtsvilc, Columbia, Marietta Middctown Hnr.hus
New Pert Mncrsown Peysvilc, Veystown, Hunt
inedon Holidsysbura, and Pittsburg.
This also with the Cumberland Valley railroad,
which through Carlisle shppensbne, Cbambersburg and
points this road.
from Washington for
cf the will he Al ,he
depot Ohio Railroad Company the arrival Of
Inc morning baggage, which will be
carried free Of charge Calvert station.
ROBERT STEWART,
rti-A0 Ticket Agent
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Valuable Business stand for Rent n washinaton


/
THREE sores large building erecting ON the old
Msrke
They built in the modern
business, aud with gasgts The S wide
80 the with the ~
deep and inches high the clea finished
well lighted windows
building The Market ~ feet
wde 4 deep a6 feet wide by - deep having
light wide long for
% wide by 55 Deep feet 6incbe high There
communication from each with
The third wide 81
light feet by in the Of very could
the Each
vault in the pavement for fuel.
Also the LIST OF October
warehouse, the Of
fronting Seventh street wes e business street in the
high with by deep
substantial aud capital stand for wholesale retail
business kind.
very large elegant boarding house will also be for and
building our h three Of 7h
Market and part OF the warehouse
fronting built the bestand modern style
n
through the building dumb waiter from The cellar TO
fifth speaking tubes through the gasgh &C.,
very complete Also, fine balcony
the buldng level with the parlor hoors
building which boarding
building front The dining ID 4S
each 25 long by IL wid
sliding There eight other Of those
sliding suitable hand
private remainder of those rooms will make pleas
ami and airy chambers good ktcheRs and
The location of the valuable and
desirable city. apply the subscriber the Poto
House, north side Pennsylvania between Sd and ~
| streets. .r.,., :, r,u,.or,
E.r,l lE- pI1xvif
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Sept 2o-6mosd



(Ihe Diocesan College of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
HE tenth annual session Will Monday October 1851
until the "commence day'-the last
Thursday July 1881 New students recommended to enter
session. received they
estimated from the date OF their
number of affords all the
and,
graduates The usual
demical degrees. y
The school, immediately adjoining the college, and
but under distinct discipline,
cevs lads the beginning of their academca course and prepare
collegiate The oversight direction OF the
college special pupils
the grammar school,
classes, the Greek language
supplied Ly additional studies modern
guages, book keeping, &c.
college entirely heaihfu and by Its dis
villages favorable 10 good morals and
order.
"Kemp Hail. building, 90 feet by 4o will be ready for
the In addition TO the former
corps recently appointed Hugh Davey
Evans ecclesiastical law, John
Ii D., lecturer physics and chemistry
whole charge he In the college and grammar
months hundred and five
ars,p able semi annually in advance
A pplicaions be made
Rev. JOHN H. KERFOoT, ID. d., Rector,
College Of 81 James p .. Maryland
Aug l4-3taw2m
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