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NOTICE to CONTRACTORS.-Sec,

NOTlCEtO CONTROVERSIES
l Track New-York and Erie Railroad from Oweso to
the ur ction with Cheung Railroad ~ miles sections OF
about mile each Sealed proposals. viii be received the
Engineers office in Oweeo until the 9th for the Grading
Masonry ncudDg the abutmen and piers under the river
bridges the Crossties and the Laying Track Specifics
lions and information obtained the above Office after the
Goth Satisfactory security required for the faithful fulfill
ment OF the contract-Apn IA 1852
II. :. WILLIS 4 co. Original Contractors
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rTTATER CURE.-Dr. SHEW, 1.-THE

wv earlest American Hydropahic author and practl-
toner receives patients for treatment either with or with
~. ho.d at his commodious establishment corner OF Eth
~ and University place Union Park City practice at
tended TO.
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PLANTERS GLACIERS! SASH
III MAKERS BUILDERS! and Others interested-Re-
member that SAMUEL SCHOONMAKER, No. Chat
sale the very best qualities of French
and American GLASS; Of all szes from 6xS TO SKIS tho
very lowest cash prices Painters in particular may bear in
mind that by the aid of four extensive seam'power paint
mills kept constantly in operation, enabled to sell bet
ter articles Of Paint at prices than any other manutac
turer in the United States Pants Ola Putty Brushes
aud every article in the line in any quantity.
SAMUEL SCHOONMAKER,
No. Chathsm-square, and No. Catharine-st, N. Y.
NB.-Purchasen will have their goods delivered In safe
condition and free of charge to any part Of the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15
BOOK KEEPING.

MARSH. long known in this city, continues biz
Rooms Tor the practice and study Of Book keepns
= ~ 81 Broadway, first oor up stairs Let those insr
- schfsin ciyctlarp with terms references, NC MI
SIHSHs works ON Book Keeping we'll known IN tne oil
.sss cities Of the United States Mexico sonn ss
- West Indies in Spanish and English, Tor SAFE -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

Culver PLATED DOOR and NUM-
~ Der PLATES.-The largest and most varied assort-
ment OF Door and Number Plates Bell Pulls Church Pew
Name and Number Plates Figures Letters kc, offered
wholesale and retail cheaper than any other establishment
this city Those IN want of any of the above articles
invited to call before purchasing elsewhere.
ii. F. CRANE, No IS Gold-st-
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INSTITUTE.-Dr.

TRAIL receives patients at the commodiou city es-
,k,.hrn.nt No rs Laghtt special department for the
and surgical treatment Of Female Diseases IL un.
ar the charge of Drs Trail and Horsford-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15
EREIGHT CARS.-Fify Eight

Il Wheeled Platform Cars made in the most thorough
manner othe best and style construction India
Rubber spnng For sale to be delivered immediately e.
sex Company, Lawrence Mass
GORDON MCKAY, Agent.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-16

shall seal and direct to the Secrstary Of
State, and endorse on the outside or COW
er thereof, the following words: "Abstrect
of votes for (the officers in this section
named, naming such, returned to the
cIerk's office of inserting the name of the
county" and the clerk shall sign his
name thereto; and it shall be the duty of
the clerk to forward such abstract to the
Secretary of State, within twenty days af-
ter such election.
Sec. "a That within ten days after
the first day Of December, next after such
election, the Governor and Secretary of
State, in the Office of the Secretary of State,
in the presence of the Auditor of State
and Attorney General, shall open the re-
turns made to the Secretary Of State, for
members of the Board Of Public Works,
Judges of the supreme court, and Repre-
sentatiyes to Congress ;andifi shall appear
that returns have been received from all
the counties, agreeable tothe provisions Of
this act, the Governor and Secretary OF
State shall forthwith proceed to ascertain
the number Of votes given 10 the different
persons for the Office Of Board Of Public
Works, for the Office ofJudge ofthe supreme
court, and for Representatives to Congress
in each congressional district.
SEC. 25. That if such return shall not
have been received from all the counties
as aforesaid, and abstracts shall have been
received by the Secretary Of State. from
such delinquent counties, agreeably to
the provisions Of the twenty first section
of this act, the Governor and Secretary
Of State shall be governed, SO far as it,
relates to such delinquent counties, by
the last mentioned abstracts; aad the per-
sons having the highest number Of votes
for the respective Offices named in the
twenty fourth section of this act, shall
be considered duly elected.
| Sec 26. That il it shall appear, from
the returns and abstracts aforesaid, that
any two or more persons. in any Of the
congressional districts, have the highest
and an equal number Of fvotes for Repre-
sentative to Congress, the Cove nor and
Secretary Of Estate shall decide BY lot which
OF said persons shall be duly elected: and
the Governor shall give to each person SO
duly, elected Representative to Congress.
a certificate Of his election; which cerii6-
shall be signed BY the Governor, and seal
ed with the Great Seal of th2 State, and
countersigned by the Secretary Of State.
j SEC. II. That il the General Assem-
bly, shall not be. in session on the first
Monday IN january next after an election
coSrtSUaD on FoUarH PAsE.l
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Sec. 19. That after canvassing the
votes in the manner aforesaid, the Judges
before they disperse, shall put under COW
er one one of the poll books, seal the same,
and direct it to the clerk of the court OF
common pleas of the county where the
return is to be made; and the poll book
thus sealed and directed, shall be conveyed
by one of the judges, to be determined
by lot, if they cannot agree otherwise, to
the clerk of the court of common pleas OF
the countp, at his office, within two days
from the day of the election. and the other
poll book, where the same is not otherwise
disposed of by this act, shall be deposited
with the township clerk, or clerk of the
election district, (as the case may be-
within three days from the day of the cleo
ton, there to remain for the use of the
persons who may chose to inspect the same
Sec. %. That ON the sixth day after
the election, (or sooner, in case all the
ruturns shall be made, the said clerk of
the court of common pleas, taking to his
assistance two justices Of the peace OF The
proper county, shall proceed to open the
several returns which shall have been
made to his office, and to make abstracts
of the votes in the following manner: The
abstracts ofvotes for Governor, Lieu. Gov.
Sec. of State, Auditor of State, Treasurer OF
State, and Attorney General, shall be on
one sheet; and being certified and signed
by the justices and clerks, snail be depos-
tied in the clerks Office, and copy there
Of, certified under the official seal Of said
clerk, shall be endorsed and directed to
the president Of the senate, and forwi rdcd
Immediately to the seat of government,
by mail; and the clerk aforesaid shall
make out another certified copy of the alb
stract of votes for the Governor, Lieuten-
ant Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor
of State, Treasurer of State, and Attorney
General, rs aforesaid, directed to the
President of the Senate, ard deliver the
same to a member of the general Assem-
bly,, to the end that the same may be
conveyed to the President of the Senate,
at the seat of government; and SAID clerk
shall respectivelyendorse on the envelop,
or outside of each duplicate, Certificate
ofthe votes for Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Secretary ofState, Auditor OF State
Treasurer rofSlate, and Attorney General,
(either or all, as the case may be- and
the name Of the county in which said
votes are given.
SEC. 2l. That the President of the
Senate shall, during the first week ofth'
session of the General Assembly, opeI
and publish the abstracts ofvoters, BY hin
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received, in conformity with the provis-
ions of the third section ofthe third arti'
Gle of the constitution of this State; and
the abstracts Of votes for Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor, Secretary of State. Aud
itor of State, Treasurer of State, Attorn-
ey General, Judges Of the supreme court,
Judges of thecourt ofcommonpleas, mem
bers of rhe Board of Public Works, Pro-
bate Judges, clerks of the court of com.
mon pleas, Sheriffs, Coroners, County
Auditors, County Treasurers, County
Commissioners, County Recorders, Coun-
ty Surveyors, Prosecuting Attorneys, Sen
ators and Representatives to the General
Assembly, Judge of such county court
as are now, or may hereafter be establish
ed in any counties of this STATE, and Rep
resenta,ives to Congress, shall be made
on one sheet; and being certified and sign
ed, lin the same manner as in case of ab
stracts Of votes for the officers named in
the twentieth section of this act, } shall be
deposited in said clerks office; and copy
thereof, certified as aforesaid, shall be i'm
mediately, enclosed, endorsed, and for
warded to the Secretary of State. In
making the abstrrcts of votes aforesaid,
the Justices and clerk shall not decide on
the validity Of the returns aforesaid, but
shall be governed by the number Of votes
stated in the poll books; but no paper
shall be received as a poll book OF any
township or other election district, unless
delivered at the clerks Office by one OF
the judges Of the election held in such
township, or election district.
SEC. 22. That on the second Tuesday
of October, eighteen huidred and fifty
two, and at every period OF two years
thereafter, the electors,ofeach congressioa.
al district that now is or which shall here.
after be laid off and established, shall vote
for suitable person or persons to repre-
sent this State in the congress ot the Uni'
ted States, for the term OF two years, te
commence on the fourth day Of March
next thereafter.
SEC, 23. That the clerk of the cour
of common pleas in each county, to whose
Office return Of votes shall be made un
der the provisions Of this act, shall, in ad
dtion to the copy required to be forward
cd to the Secretary OF State, by the twen
ty.frst section of this act, make out, iron
the returns in his Office, seperate alb
stract Of votes for Govern,r, Lieutcnan
Gov. Secretary Of State, Auditor ofState
Treasurer Of State, Attorney Ator'y Gen
|, eral. members of tie Board Of Publ
! Works, Judges Of the Supreme Court. an
! Representatives to Congress, which u
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-16
L A W S OF @ II | @.
--
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. SO.
AN ACT
Toregulate the election of State and Coun-
tY officers.
T No. 80.

Sec. I. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That all
elections hereafter to be holden, for Gov
enor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of
State, Auditor of State, Treasurer Of
State, Attorney General, Judges Of the
Supreme Court, Judges Of the Court OF
Common Pleas, Members of the Board of
Public Works, Probate Judge, Clerk of
The Court of Common Pleas, Sheriff, Cor
oner County Auditor, County Commiss-
toner's, County Treasurer, County Record
er, Caunty Surveyor, Prosecuting Attor-
ney, Senators and Representatives to the
General Assembly, Judges of the Crimi-
nal Court Of any county, and Represen-
tatives to Congress, shall be held and con-
Quoted in the manner prescribed by this
act.
Sec. g. That each township in the
several counties, shall compose an cleo
ton district, unless such township is now,
or shall hereafter be divided, by law, into
more districts than one; the election to be
held at such place in such township or dis
trict as the trustees in each township shall
direct; and each ward of any city, that is
or may be divided into wards, shall com
pose an election district; the elections
therein to be held at such places as the
members of the city council for their re-
specdve wards, shall direct; and in all G.
lections holden under this act, they shall
serve as judges, and perform the duties
required of township trustees in like ca
ses.
SEC. 8. That the sheriffs Of the seve-
raj counties, shall cause to be provided, at
the expense of the county, ballot box
for each township and election district,
which may be destitute Of the same; and
cause it to be deposited with the town.
shin cler'- ~'',>-7 duty it shall be to pre.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-16

a handsome woman, neatly dressed, came to
the door,
"How do you do? am de e'ighted to see
Iyou-walk in"
"Why, Miss Rankle do you live here?-
l supposed this was Mr.. Johnson's house!"
Eyes, my dear Della, have followed
your example, and changed my name"
81 beg your pardon for not before intro
ducing my husband to you. This is Mr..
Baldwin, Mr.. who shall | say?"
"Mrs Bronlee," was the reply.
"Have the honor to take the wife of Pro-
J fessor Bronlee by the hand?"
"My husband is Professor Bronlee."
1.-The author of that standard work on
philosophy"
"Do you know the whereabouts of Mr.
Judson?" inquired Della.
| 80 yes, he formerly livedherc, but moved
long time ago to house on thenext street,
( three doors from the corner, on the lefthaud
side"
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin were delighted to
fined the lady who was such an awkard dan
Ger, and whom Della had once declared
ought to be kitchen girl, so intelligent and
SO comfortably situated. They followed
the directions they had received, and found
the residence ofMr. Judson 1t was small,
wooden tenement-no bell at the door, no
curtains at the windows, no granite steps in
in front. In answer to a rap at the door, a
woman, wearing loose gown, with her hair
in papers and an unwashed child in her
arms, made her appearance.
"Does Mr.. Judson live herr" inquired Mr..
Baldwin.
"He does" was the reply.
"We are old acquaintance Of his, and
Monld like to see him."
"Walk in"
In they walked through dirty hallinto a
room almost as bad. The dishes were on the
table although it was an hour after mealtime,
the bed (for that was in the same room twas
unmade and the floor unswept.
"Mr Judson has gone to his store" re-
marked the lady of the house.
"Where does he keep store, ,pray?"inquir
Della.
"He is clerk in store," was the answer.
Just at that moment he camein unexpect-
edly for something he had forgotten to take to
the store with him. He was very shabbily
dressed, and seemed ashamed to meet his
old friends, but he frankly acknowledged to
them that his embarrassments were occasion
ed by his lack of practical knowledge
From tie Flag Of our Union.
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A Farewell to America.
WORDS BY c. P. CRANCH.

WOhDS b1 y. L. ChANCI1.
MUSIC BY GoLDsCHMIDT.
Young land of hope-fair Western Star!
Whose light hailed from cline afar-
leav thee now-but twine for thee
One parting wreath of melody.
o take this Offering of the heart
From one who feels-'tis sad to part.
And ifit be that strains of mine
Have glided from my heart to thine,
Ny voice was but the breeze that swept
The spirit chords that in thee slept.
The music was not all my own
Thou gavest back the answering tone.
Farewell-when parted from thy shore,
Long absent scenes return once more,
Where'er the wanderers home may be,
Still, still will memory turn to thee!
Bright freedoms clime-I feel thy spell
But must say farewel-farewell!
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-16

Rg-It is stated that whenever the King
of Siam feels like having little field sport,
heshouders his rifle and "goes cunning
after missionaries. Nice place to cxpound
the gospel
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-16

Eg-"Sambo, whar you get dat watch you
wear to meetin' lass Sunday?'
GLOW you know hab watch?"
''Bekase / seed de chain hang out OBJ de
pocket in front"
go way, niger! 'spose you see halter
round my neck, you tink dar is horse inside
OBJ me?"
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-16
Jenny Goldschmidt's Last Concert.

The following is Jenny GOldschmidfS
Farewell to America, as sung by her at her
last Concert in this country, given at Castle
Garden, May "a, 1859. 1t contains beau
tiful ointment, and will find its way into the
scrap books of thousands of her admirers,
we doubt not:
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-16

Es- Conceit is to nature what paint is to
beauty; it is not only needless, but impairs
whatit would improve.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-16

ETWhy is blush like a little girl? Be
-ause it becomes a woman.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-16

GS-Wit loses its respect with the good
when seen in company with malice.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-16

There is a good time coming, boys!
And many a one has passed
For each has had his own good timo,
And will have to the last.
Then tarry not, oh! eager youth,
For fairer gales to blow,
But bear in mind the first of truths
The best of time is now!
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-16

trWhich contains the greatest number
of horns, a dilemma or pint of whiskey?
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81 a6rt6t

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ais Qomiuiftrator Don Der !SinterIafenf6aft
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tp, an9eRsut morosn it.-Que Sieieni9en
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Sis! Sis.

SBir MAIDEN trm IutIitum biGrmit Die T9ctCntt
HnNi9t, ooB mir, UNI Gem bisbsrj1cu Man9d un Sis
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Sud- InS SaiImere.

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ttab uno grimes franSofii6e5 sno bel9t'
ibe5 Sub, fbworbe uno fantp @oIlme'
res, uno isbe Hrt oon SOmmerwooren
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raun9 9tipIbrsn, btirSs in 6nfbt eEr Sualltat unE
prGlt,
@rim uno Renniu0er.
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9r. Osnnn's
3rCrtDttlfOer 2un9enzSvrup
fit Die o,luu9 rrH
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Sttrber 20, 1851.
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SnbmDctt6a Up(tamt.

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cuN9tnO um 30. Suui i'm rbi9cn YrtTnt lls9n scbIit
bSn:
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