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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-14

,CADsZ LODGE, No. I3O, I. @. 0. r
Meets every FRIDAY EVENING, at 6o'clock
in The Hall, adjoining the Market House.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-14
RDE'uaG ktnAlElOYillRH,

BY z. 8. EHE2oN'.N'E.V'G,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, PerJu-
merry, Surgical Instruments, Pure
Liquors, &c, &c, &c.
MARKET ST. .srEuBENvILLE, 2 DOORS BELOW THEBANK.
-~-.--r,E THE subscriber invites the attention
V@G.a@D 0lall who may wish to purchase, to his
at present, very extensive stock Of the
above named articles, procured from
e41AES some of the best Drug and Importing
houses in the Fast, and which he is confident will
give satisfaction both as to price and quality
Orders from physicians, country merchants and
Others promptly attended to. apply
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take pleasure in recommending the bove
firm to the public as the best of Mechanic and
as having the best of stock on hand ,--and also
as fair dealing men. Respectfully,
S. SLEMMONS.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-14
LEGION OF HONOR!

Amounts received on subscrip-
tons to ''Sentinel s. Farmer" since
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-14
EXECUTORS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed and duly qualified
as Executor of the. Last VIII and testament
ofJacob Glazener late Of Harrison County
Deceased, all those indebted to the Estate
Of said Jacob Glazener, deceased, will make
immediate payment to the undersigned, and
those having claims against the same are re-
quired to present the same for settlement
within one year from this date.
THOMAS H0GG, Executor.
April 7, 1859.
1E BBi.S. Linsrrd OIL just Received aud lOI
i - sale by KELLs.& CALDwE L;
Iun29 Wheeling, Va.
IN BBLs. No. Lard, received and for
IUby tjnn28) KELLS & Caldwell
.GtOD LIVER OIL, warranted perfectly fresh
S!and genuine; the most popular remedy ex A..
tant for diseases Of the Lungs and Throat. >
ealeby Oan25) KELLS & CALDWELL,
Ok KEGS English Ri. Uarb. Soda for sa
81 (jan28) KELLS & CALDWELL.
OA BBLs. EPSON Salts reo'( and for sale by
AO ian2sl KELLs & CALDWELL.
IN BDLS. Guuber Salts rec' aud for sale by
~ lan2ol KELLs & CALDWELL,
IN CASKS Sal SOFIA, superior art
~ sale by [jan28I KELLs CALDvE
& Ornate Potash received and
IOItC sahy SYa.h2o kELLs & CGLOYELL
- CASKS Prussiate Potash for sale by
eB james kELLs Il CALDWELL.
OGWOOD--50 boxes3 Extract Logwoo
h ceire ed and for sale by
Jtn28 kELLs e. CALDWELL
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DED BLANKETS OF II superior quality, being
4 , M'Kce Il RObinson's meke OF goods, always
on hand, and for sale by
nov5 VIM. HOGG & CO.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-14

New AaVeta.essea Evey ybodyltea
NUMBER ONE
R. R. R.
RADWAY's READY RELIEF,
Is the first an only remedy ever recorded in he
Medical History OF The World That has stop
ped the most violent pains in but a few
seconds
IT WILL sToF
THE MUST SEVERE PAINS
In few minutes and cure the m0st obstinate
and tormenting Rheumatic, Nsuialgic
and Nervous Complaints
IN FEW HOURS,
Internal Rud Externat
1T WILL FTOP
THEMOST EXCRUC lATING PAINS
IN FROM rHRKE TO FIvE MINUTES!
AND Has CURED
Rheumatism, In -Four Hours.
Neuralgia, In One Hour.
CIoup, In Ten Minutes.
Darrhea, Ia Fifteen Miaatgss
Tooth ache, In One Setoud.
Spnsms, la Five Minutes.
Cramps, In Five Minutes.
Sick Headache, In Fifteen Minutes.
Chill Fever, In Fifteen Minutes.
Chillblains, In Five Minules
Sore Throat, In -Four Iioura
Influenza, In Que Hour.
.SPlNAL COMPLAINTS, Stiff Join .s, strains,
~ bruises, Gus, WOUNDS fiost Bites, ChOberd
MOrbus. Dysenrery, Tic Doloreux and all otheE
complaints where there is severe pains, RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will instantly ssop
;he pain and quickly cure the disease.
The Human Frame is the most perfect piece Of
mechanism in the universe. Every artery, mus.
Gle, ligament and hone, exhibits in ils formation
the wisdom Of the Deity. Every joint and snew
works harmonionsly with each other, and upoD
the natural performance OF every function de-
pends the healthf action Of the whole.
Pain disoTgan;zes the whole system, il pros
trates the nerves. it reiaxes the mueeler, il weak
TIE joints. it interferes with the functions of
every organ. it checks the free and healthy cir
culaton OF the blood, it paralises the ahsorbents,
and rendcts them unable 10 take up and Ieplele
the wasted form with sound smaterial. For the
very moment that this teautiful masterpiece Of
God becomes afflicted with Pain, the influence IS
experienced throughout the whole system, no
matter in what particular locality the pain may
originate; whether in the head, the feet, tie
back, the knee joints, the elbows, the teeth.
the gums or the stOmach; whether 1t arises FROM
internal arrangement, or is the result VI external
injuries, still the pain exercises tits influence
throughout every portion of the human system.
Not nerve or muscle escapes lite prostTating
influence. INSTANT RELIEF
from Pain is the great disideratum Of every ndi-
vidual who buffers its torturcs, no matter how
light or severe its paTyoxisms may be. No one
can feel happy while suffering It's tOrments
RAnXV VsS REAnV TlEV VEY2
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FOR HIDES s. SKINS

TTNHE subscribers will pay cash for Hides and
Skins at the old stand of Slemmons and
4 George, in Cadiz. They have, and intend
keepingac on hand all kinds Of Leather
and Skins, which they will sell low for cash, Hides
and Skins, or good bark.
marlO-3mo GEORGE & MOREY.
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RrfF,lkIiaa C0kEpre,

ENANCY GOODS. -Noedle-work Collars. Un-
II der sleeves, Spencers, handkerchief, Crane
Shawls. Gloves, Mitls, etc., nt the cheap store ii
marl7 JOHN MCCORMICK.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

q Radway's Ready Relief vii lstop the most dis.
tressing pains in = few minutes. and prevent re.
newed attacks. Ii will cleanse and sweeten The
stomach, nnd neutraizs the poisonous acids OF
the system. All Bowel Complaints, Diarrhosa,
Bloo'y Flux, Dysentery. Chclern Morbus, Pain
fu Discharges. IL relieves the most severe pans I.
in few minntes-checks The most distressing
discharges, and speedily remove tho the cause.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14

f. At Court of Probate holden at Torring- ton, within and for the. District of Tor ringion on the 25th day of September, 1852. v i
 Present, HERrY s. BARBOUR, Esq. Judge. Estate of NM. LEACH. late of Torrins> ton, deceased.
 WHEREAS Uri Taylor, who was w heretofore appointed by this court. one of the commissioners to receive and decide upon the claims against said Estate, has refused to accept said appointment, and to act as such commissioner and this court having found that good and valid rea' sons exist for said refusal, has accepted ths sanle-whereby a vacancy has occurred ii the office of commissioner on said Estate whereupon 1t is ordered lllat . commis sioner to supply the vacancy aforesaid. be be uppoinled at the Probate office in Said Torrirgton on the 4th day If October, 1852, Ut 5 o'clock in the forenoon. and that all persons interested may be notified there of. tho administrators vii cause this order to be published in n newspaper printed L,tclfieId aud post copy thereof oh th phbic sign post in said ToEringi0n, nearest Ihe place where the. .deceased last dwclt.
 A, true copy of Eecord.
 HENRY s. BARBOUR, Judge.
 q
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
A Pleasing Incident,

A correspondent of the Louisville Courier. writing flom Indiana. relates the following pleasing incident ::-
 ne"A gentleman. from Louisville. while visiting Harrison county on business. was standing with a squad of gentlemen dis. cusslng on politics: Our friend, who is an enthusiastic Whig. declared that there are thousands of Democrats throughout the county. who had served under Gen. Scott. and would vote Tor him. A De mocrat present took issue with this state- ment, and pointing to, an old, man who was approaching. remarked, there is one of his old soldiers who wager will never vote for him. The old man joined the crowd, when the Democrat asked him who he intended to Vote fo, for President Raising himself to his full height. inc silver. headed old veteran with much ea,.. nestness andfeeling responded-"Do you msan to insult me. sir Ask me. who fought under Gen. Scott at Lundy L,ne and who now bears on his body eleven bullet wounds and one bayoast. wound --ask me. who saw Scott with the most daring courage leading his column where the bullets flew thickest and the danger was the greatest; and who said. when making desperate charge. "COme boys and not Ego boys" and who with his commanding form was always in the ad- vance, ask me who 1 vote for! 1 Could l vote against such . mani No no !! All 1 desire and pray for is that the Lord may be pleased to spare my poor fife long enough to enable me to cast my vote for my beloved old commander, and then 1 an ready to die in peace"
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
AR RriCLES OF ASSOCIATION
 OF THE BurNet Stone Company.

Be It known that we, the Subscribers, dc hereby associate ourselves as a body polite and corporate, pursuant to the fourleeeih chapter of the act entitled an act concerning communities and corporations, and the fol- lowing are our articles ot agreement and as. soclatlon--
 1st. The corporate name by which this corporation shall be known, shall be THE BURNETT STONE COMPANY"
 2d. The said company shall be formed for the following purposes-that is to say. the purchase of the "Burnet Quarry, so called. in LewIs county, Kentucky, or the a.ing ot the same in whole or in paIt-the puicnas of the right to make, use and vend to others the right to be used in such places as sad company shall from time 10 time elect. the "lmprove- men sin Store Dressing Machines, for which letters patent were granted by the United States 10 William Eayrs of Concord, New Hampshire, December 4lh, IS49-the pur- chase and sale of stone and other propertv- the graning, saving, dressing, and cutting stone by machinery of all ktnds or otherwise for buildings and all other uses-, the putting uu and erecting stone buildings and other buildings and structures of stone and othei materials-ihe purchasing. leasing, hiring, and using wate. craft for the transportation of stone and all other materials and property the purchasing and leasing ot such lots or paFcels of land, and such tenements as maybe necessary for the business of the company and the carrying on of such other business and operat ions, including buying and selling goods, wares and merchandise as may be deeme expedit nt and necessary from time to time for affecting the purposes aforesaid
 3d. The amount of the capital stock of said company shah be twenty thousand dollars, and said capital stock shall consist of eight hundred shares of twenty five dollars each The statute law of this State relating to joint sIocx corr orations, is hereby particularly referred to and male part of these articirs-- and the corporation heEsby established and organized, under and pursuant 10 the same, shall lave the powers enumerated therein. and proceed according to the regulations of said law.
 4th. \ bu,incss office of said company shall be in Goshen, Litchfeld county. Con- nect,cut.
 WILLIAM WARNER.
 Fl. G. SMITH.
 CICERO; COLLINS. Dated at Goshen this Fourth day of October,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14

Al Court of Proble holden at Sharon, in and for the District of Sharon op the 5th day of October 1852.
 Present, DANIEL PARSONS Esq. Judge. XX7ILLIAM H KING, Esqa Execulor of w the last will aud stanient of General WILLIAM T. KING late of sharon in said District deceased, having represented the es> tate of said deceased insolvent. 10 the in,eni that Commissioners may be appointed to re. ce,ve, examine adjust and allow the claims of the creditors ot sad estate. a
 Ii IS ordered by this Court that Commis- sioners for the purposes aforesaid br appoint' ed at the Probate office, in said District on Saturday the 3oth day of October 1s52al 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that said Execu- tor give public notice thereof by advertising in newspaper printed in Liichfeld and on public sign post in said Sharon nearest the last residence of said deceased.
 Certified from Record
 CHARLES F SEpG.WICK. Cl erk,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
LlTCHFIELD COUNTY STORE.

AG 5 ULTUR RAIL STORG.
 THE subscriber has made an arrangement | with Wm, Hovey for the sale of hts eel ebrated Straw and Corn-Stalk Cutter. l shall sell all sizes of his Cutters at the lowest cash prices. W wholesale and retail, By purchasing these Cutters. Farmers and Mechanlcs will be able to save their stock from starvation. A great variety of New Yolk & Boston FLOWS, Sythes, PItchforks, Manure Forks. Bog and Polatoe Hooks, Shoves. Spades, S1c. HARD- WARE ot all kinds, Door Tr innings. Hand and Circular saws, Files. Nails and spikes of all kinds DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, CROCKkRY and TIN Ware, Brass and Iron KETTLES great variety. Stoves and Pipe and Furniture. great va. rety of the moet approved patterns. Furnace Castings of every descri iption- Mill Gearing of all kinds -,Watei> Wheela. over shot. pitch back and pfessuTe--everything in the Iron line can be had at the shortest notice al Baldwin's Furnace. Above all, BaIdwin's Improved RailroAd CHAIN. PUMPS are taking the lead of every thing in the, pump line. These pumps are sure to give satisfaction; e..
 Being located on ihe line of the Providence Hartford and Fishkill Railroad. pumps, are sent 10 any part of the United States al the shortest notice,
 E Turning Lathes and Turning Engines. Machinery of every description made ane repaired. Particular attention paid 10 getting up new Patterns of machinery, water wheel governors. horse powers and thrashers, wood saws, Sc. Sc
 The subscriber flatters himself that his long experience will enable him to give satisfaction in all the branches of his business.
 QI5-Call and see. Don't iocgst the place. WAN TED---l00 tons scvs iron.
 lE. BALDWIN,
 Washington, Conn, Aug 10, 1s52
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
MARRIED.

In this town. 9th inst, by the Rev MT Swan, MT Narhaniel Bissell to Miss Sally Marsh, daughter of the late Mir Elisha Marsh. \ In Milford, 9th inst, by Rev Jonathan Brace. Nathan c Whiting, Esq. to Mary $ Bryan.
 In St. Peters church. Albany. Sept 21st, by the Rev. Wm. Wood Seymour. Charle 6 H. Peck, Esq, of New York. (formerly of Ellsworth, Ct.) to Mss Frances M. Blake man of Albany.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
At Court of Probate holden al Plymouth, within and for the Dist.ict of Plymouth on the 11lh day of October A: D. 1852

At Court of Probate holden al Plymouth,
 within and for the Dist.ict of Plymouth
 on the 11th day of October A: D. 1852
 Present, AMMI GlDDINGS. Judge.
 TTPON the petition of Hopkins T. S. O Johnson of Cornwall. in the County oi Lllchfield showing to this Court that he IS Guardian of William w. and Watson A, Eunnel of Plymouth. within said district uni nors, that said minors are the owners III fee ol Real Estate situated i n Bristol in Hartford County and State of Connecticut, to wit i; One piece of land is bounded north on land of Tracy Peck and Richard Peck, east on land ot Beeajah Barlow and William Dayton, south on the South Bank of Poland River, so far as the land of Silas Gridley extends and on land of Chandler Norton, and west on land of Chandler Norton. containing twenty seven acr es more or less with dwelling house, barn sax mill, and other buildings lheEson, to. gether with all the water privileges on the same. Another piece of land IS bounded north on land of Silae Grdley. cast on land of the heirs of Calvin Butler or h,s, assigns and land oi James c. P,ck and others: South on land of Russell Judson and west on land of Burriit O Norton or his assigns and On land of Alvia L Woodbridge and others con taining eighteen acres more or less, with right of passing to and fro:a Said, premises m he usual place, the whole being valued al about one thousand. eight hundred dollars
 1ha! it would be for the benefit of said mi nors 10 have said real estate sold and the avais thereof placed on interest iov tle ad" 6vantage of said minors as the law directs, praying for liberty to sell said property for the purpose aforesaid, as. .per petition on file.
 It is orde red by this Court. that said Guar dian give notice of said appiicaiitn ns by cauy- ing the same to be published in one of the newspapers printed n Litch6eid. in the, ceunty of Litchfelsl three weeks su,ce sivcly. at least six, weeks before the hearing, and that said petition will be heard at the, Pro- bate office in said dis.riet on the 18th day Of DecembT next. Attest.
 9 AAiMI GIDD N is, Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
MEETING.
GRlHAT T;XGT[JF,I ,IEs5 MI lGMF :!

GREAT EXGlTGM DRYGOoDS CHEAPER THAN EVER! 'NHE subscriber, thankful for the patron age the good people of Litchfeld coun~ ty have bestowed upon him the past sea- son would respectfully inform them that he has returned from New York with splendid assortment of Dry Goods, com prising some of, the most beautiful styles of Dress Goods ever offered to the citizens of this county.
 Among the assortment can be found some elegant styles of Black and ColoreG Dress Silks.
 Beautiful M. deI.aines.
 Cashmeres and Orleans cloths,
 Black and CoIored Alpacas,
 Canton Cloth, an article for
 MOURNING DRESSES.
 Calcoes by the load from to l2 l-2 cents per yard Real French cloths and Doe Skins; Fan cy Cassimers. Satinets, Tweeds and READY MADE CLOTHING.
 Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Groceries, Hardware-in fact, full variety of all kinds of goods kepl for RETAILING in vil- lage store ..7 9t wish 1t distinctly understood that all the Goods offer for sale will be. sold as cheap as any merchant in the county can sell them. and many of them at lower fig ures.
 Attend the meeting tudies and gentle men. and judge for yourselves. Butter and eggs taken as usual at the highest market prices. +
 A. C.. BRADFORD. 2 WOlco,tviIle. Sept. 27. 1852 3w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
..N.OT,ECE.

The Fifteenth aunual n.seting of the Lrchheld County Home Missionary Suci- ety w'.l he held at LiIchf.ld on "Wednesday october 20, at ten o'clock 4. M. The Rev. DayIg 5. Coe, one of The Secretaries of the American Home Missionary Society, is ex. peeled to address the meeting
 The F'rly first anniversary oftke Litch. held County Foreign Mission Society will be held at Liichfeld on Wednesday, Oct 9. al clock M. A sermon may be expect, ed on that occasion, from the Rev. LEONARD BACON, D. D oi New Haven.
 The friends Of Missions and the public gen erally are cordially invited to attend
 CHAUNCEY GOODRICH. Sec H. MS J. A. McKINSTRY, Scc F. Ms
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
ARTICLES OF ASSOC CIATloN III aa, 4 OF THE RORERTSON CARR[AGE MANUH
 FACTDRINGs co

xx7Eiha undersigned do hereby assnciate
 w ourselves as a hady polite and coEpp- rats' nursnan. t, the statute Ut the SJate ot Conl.sc tie ut eIa,ans to sjpint sock cofporae llons," and the Following are oursafticles oi
 Art. [. rte. name of sad corporation shall be Robertson Carriage Manufacturing Co.sa.
 k-rt. ?. Tlle capdal stock ot saia eetpF.ass' e.ss lion shall he fourteen thousanst doiiais' anu shall be divided into. five hunired and, sixsy shares of twenty five dollars. each share:
 Ar1 & The purposes tors Whlch, saldt cor-@ ,ora,ion is established are the following, viz:. ro msnuiaciure and vend any ag,d att kinds. of waggons, carriages and seghs-to manarss
 acture, sell aud deal ln any aud all Elnds oa. | wares goods and aiic copp"sedl ci asons, steel, wood or brass.or any astlcles oi Wn'ci. I iron, steel, wood or brass IS the pt,nc1phA
 component part-to at qnife ana noiu als susu' .u.
 lands, ana any anc all oihef K.nus ~ p.ops..y necessary and convenient f0t the prosecution. of said business, and generally to do atl bnsl.. l ness connected with ,or incidental 10 the pufs poses of this as ssoc iation as above specihedf Art4. The slutuIe aforesaid. isheieby re-. ferred to aud made part of these articles. anal the corporation he:eby established id org an,- zed untie and pursuant to said st tatute Q, shall have the powers and proceed according to the regulations ,iesci ibe and specified theretn, K Art. 6. Each subscriber 10 these sIuc'es | a gree s 10 take lbe nu,nber of shares annexed to, his name n,lhe calllal stock nf sad caE.s. poratiu,, each share lobe twenty. iiv" d0iiafss and to pay the same by insialmfnls. as the. Directors shall prescribe.
 Alt. G Tsc said corpareiion is establishedt and located in the village ot Woicoiiy of Torringlon. and State of, Connertlcnl.
 Daniel Robertson. lQUshates. Samuel Workman s% 4us f9aeat Benjamin Y. Waugh sssa.. ~ % William W. Waugh Au sap, Alvord Carriage Manui'g Co.,. 2v. go
 Lewiston Thompson " ao VI Alvord.& BfotheE ~ ao m Y ". Weed lus ao s T. Seelye, ~ ~ Wm. R. Steele. iut d0a DANlEL ROBERTSON. Pres'ts D. RoberisSn
 A. Alvord,
 Samuel Workman, Directors. Wm. w. Waugh,
 r. l. Thompson.
 ! P.S. A first iaie wood. workman wanted to
 take charge. of, that departMeni, and take portion of the unsubscl ihpd stock.
 Wo!cottEille. Oct. 6; 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14

The Court of Bishops called for the trial of Bishop Doane of New Jer'ey, upon the presentmeBt of three Bishops as required by the canon of the Church, met at Camden, N. J., on Thursday last.
 Fourteen BIsfops were in attendance. The Court was organized by the appoint msns of Right Rev. John Henry Hop kins. Bishop of Vermont, (lhe senior Bishop presen) President. and Rev. Dr. Wanwrighl of New York, Sec elary.
 At Burlington the Court re- assembled yesterday at II o'clock; but we have no iuformation which we deem reliable of its proceedings.
 The charges are that Bishop Doane has been intoxicated at his own table that he has been intoxicated on board the steamboat from Trenton. .---and that being unable to induce one of his Deacons to renew the endt rsement of his notes, he dined with him. induced him to drink freely of cider- brandy, and when in a state of intoxicalion secured the renewal of his note This is the substance of of the charges made. We hear that the Deacon implicated denies the statement in the most explicit and emphatic man ner.--New Fork Times.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
District of N ashington, S.

Probate Court. Sept. 22 leE2s F TS STATE of Ebenezer T. Kinney, late EA of Washington. in said district de- ceased. The Court of Probate for said District hath limited and allowed six months from the duie hereof for lhe cred. iiors of said Estate represented insolvent, in which to exhibit tlieir claims thereto. md has appointed George D. Wallsr and ;hcsier Ackley Commissioners to receive ,ad examine said claims
 Cerli6ed by sA R. 1 zyas iITHIEL HIcKOX Judge.
 The subscribers give neiice that they hali meet tt the house of George B. gnller in said Washington on iha isl Monday ia Noyesnhrr 1852 and @na aAoA day In March 1858 a. So'cIeck afternoon on each of said days for the purposs ef at ! sendina 10 ihs autiea of lilelf appoiRlmana. GEORGE D. WALLER
 CHESTER ACKLEY.