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o. a. srrsgi.ra,i,s V fzg, pfumotrs ihc iussnsi-
BE- pefsrifstoa. mpfutcs the digvstioU, sirsugih.
en-. the stauash stnatiss ihs diufrtic organs, and
tho. IN a. Ntia a. kissts, aai ~ B'is. cifaH-
go o. Rt- fstatfs a. ttsfsas, srfiaffs fifsHff
aaI RESTORES TIN PATIENT O. HEALTH.
n never produces q osti,rnCss, lut uuliks
AL othsf siIg-af usdiriuss, q b. rs-s't - tte'
s,sl and VII in So wssAs, th' ra'isut having
plUpet regard o. diri,l rHtur' frr'e ani osf, To-
NEST ai=tiustr cases a thst dffh'uIis.
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gtsks. vh.rh rafuf'y rrsfHyrl ths suf,nsss lrd
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ufr srl rfrlfi, fnrrryrt u, strength ~
from even description oi cough, whether
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s,-I rr'rr.u1p habit puvN'' EiNtU sDul.
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Bs De- r-ls sr o. r-Trh go poo Ifs 90 r'f1f D.
r,tru. boz rr.Ib II.s iha1 ihr u.y1l lu,a.
a., l.. TmN. as1ip.-"l h'vr given BE- Co.
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lI.r AtutrvRN NHrr"N. .f Nta N.k Jrft.
N.Hf usr ,,,r ,.r., I bad h,s irF,r,1t attack. Of
E-r.lr- uf hrm.ubpgr Il ths hpgs, aHI vas Hu.h
. ..II sHI ,.HfreI o.. f.t lsI 10 rfHII, eos fl'.
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r..r.r iH .Htfrg rhBt o. m, crush sni sentences Of
..s .f Doe rr.,r.' Hi great lsHsft HHd hHs 'r,T 20
f.s.Hf.a. .H.1. #f I'll. rHr on rrst.fIH. rt hf1lih.
I~.HH|N pIIIE MORTON
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TOT Group, 90 l. ~ MAILING 60 re-.
Nf .s"k ..4r.l7..r. hs,Ir- HryrF kr.vu % 'r.. IH
rHr HrHIHrIs uf irsftHr.s iH gh.h Dc ir. I-tHr...
asthma, o. ALWAYS EItlINt~. rri bee
HrI.HIrU.r rr..Hr.f| Ha.rr uu~tINI 60 RI
Is THIS tuNrl il\T. than 40 Other rrH.'..Irss.
bHIHTT'sf, If rfs often proved fhg UsHsHHIi.rs's
IIsF nan rtrfIu.
tW NTWIlI. ". Z. u1..r 4 state. llat-'
T.f..'. NHH.. WE.ls.iT pr| ErrH.. N...f.
uI..fs IrHr frr g.uHfr, rr.HrrI, nH.u..f tu.
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Clocks and Watches.
SPEcTACLES
Hay for Sale.

EOR sale twenty tons 6fst quality Of interval
Il HAY, at the barn onr ple above Snow Pals
In1uire u =. BEMlS.
PAR. lIill, Jan. %, 1851
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r. r. r.

r. r. r.
Sisas, ~ sv,riisr "A, lee, II si,nisi,y 10 a. lhH
y wds, hls SoHf1,ui,ii D A. hslhi aHfhfp-
Jssos BY fspFsHr ~ most srsd
aad so0s PtHg' y rlH
~ az tHffrHf.
aHi fwHg ~ most obsifadfs rtf4Hi5 f1rrl.fHs
~ \ FEW HOURS
READY RELIEF,
IvrTESALtr AN T,rTHSAttY
INSTANTLY STOPS PAN.
AN
SPEEDILY CURES IT'S CAUSE.
TT i. warranted to give rrI,ef ~ ihs flhsirs
pain. u FIFTEEN MINUTES. auI o. sur.U-
Nv and ed,ciuall, cure the Dis,l,,,
Rhrumatism, ChuIrr.
Lumlago, al ~ummsr Complaints
Panlsis Sick ItlIHrLr.
sud Joints, Nsuralgp.
Hor,ness ,n ths Bone. Tic Dpl1uuv,
Pain be- The l.iu.ls, Chill Ts,,g.
rholsn Mprtus. A1s C,kr.
lyseui'N, llu,u Horn,
lnuh'n, Surr Throat,
inmps and Spasms, Colds. ETC.
Pas b. thr warning given ~ tbs pr,5enrs az dis.
slsr. Hni n The drautu.rmrut anil rrrsf..fts4 Il
che uefruus lud mussuar s,strm a. uf.isf Co., r4,
d,s- aud rd the system ,utr,Iy ~ fs cane. rur
hr.t g'''t d'-re'hiana DO 30 stop che I11strsugth-
ths usryuus rusi =iuvi sufsir health, sTtiaa
ihs iunsii"n and sscrst"us ~ ever, organ ia thr.
system; the vC accomplish by thr mlr,,Hau.
stuugihrning, clflHsiHg, iu,iIuDt.ug sni powerful
POLO suuthinF pupsuss II NaIvt,'. Ready W.lrf
No matter that ilr Ohuls ~ PAIN ts--rf y lrIsf,
iIDu ugVUus rtosirttiuu, nuseuIr biff1. il.sr.
rangrmsut II irr iunrti1Hs Ut ihs Hy,f uf flr,ir,
of the skiu, whether o. D. rh,uuBt.sr. u.urlirr4.
.isl, 0r u'Nuus h'tdarhr, usr,uus ,uIubhIr. slss.
muiir Affections, cramps, dnuhua. bowel com.
pa uts. ,hs lui l'y'rs, vhsihsf .t uuFiHlt.s b.u.
iHitUul irpHT'WsHfH nr rNfuII HHur.HEHH.
ua,'. Read, lisIi5C iaklH iutsfrlIt ar, rr.r.|,s.
iural',, Will speedily lnI sf,,,ul..y cop obj. Tsn
aGI DIIr its Diusc.
EHruv,rWv
loo, 900 rrwr' rrr.f i1 -jo-TI uav.r.
orHra''Hg pans 'arprf m t-a hours.
Tads1'. Read, El.sirihs eu.,l,.f. .a,,sr-I
u.8f ,n',ll r.mlHt i.r fHr lHI. .I I..H.If.... .4
40 70 inrms i1 us'. vr sHt. .n'. rhII r. ln.a ..
u sll slug ih' mrif t.riurrg r,-. lfFr. IsfI..s.
lHs complaint iy .r. HrTI.flf..H. ". h4fr n.F.r
kHHuu IiiI| IH giving I"srau. r...f o. ,F.rT ....
I.,gs tri iHsu nt AmfrfI be- lls ur..I ono. ..
iHr p'HIs of Goo. ,rrT. complaint. 4. .F.I, ....
v. uHIrHui DE- tH fH Hs sHI.'H.f vHH .#.r...t ...
Hr, ihr -urr,r iluu rHiu aHI .Ts.I'l uu rs
,.u.r.
UrE ,yu yrr,nr, wau,,u
TOO 900 Gao, Carf ir I-IO-h rH ers
H,..f r tHtr Minute
R,J.b,'. Esl., RrEsf taken r.,.H.rs "a. .l.
rrrfrB., ~ 1000 fp,.Huy aHi rfr,r.H, rurr fhs rr.l-
pbrt TsA,H IHtHuU1 sHI Hrl'.H .trr1",.i
ur,shss tH. s,rals. lLHB... fH. sf.n#.N. ......#
irritation iH fb. Hsrvr.. 1rIH., h.fss aH| .r...r..
uffi. bead l.f hBIH. p1' r....F.s fb. .r".I.rf .I
I1H bon fH,,r m.uHr... o. Dol u.a ..s... H#.I.,.,
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C.mr.Niauri,hh iufrI vitl thr bloom ni r.I.tr.
With Kin re-, rHu, aul lau Is,r.,u Harh's-
~ud lni sweet ls tHr fragrant f.sH-
Teeth 20. .uuII iaI shit. 70. Iahl.l.r,
Breath uf .sr,t0st fragrance, HHI Hrs uf r.H,I t.f,
With hauru- uu-,t. aud -iY.s1 lrhs,
LuNsrsrt u,ssr, aaHUug gracefully u..r lhr swan
be u,rk,
Np d,fk. rsruI.,,e sr1i. o. mar thr rllsiHgr
o. b. east du. .hadoes zee isaui, +, u1.t,r rrr..
RNDwAI's INDICATED SOAP.
Composed OF che mo,, DO l.,aa., rare aud lasrln
gums,
OfcNunDls. Obj, anil cu.tl, ssssno,s-
Ot duarrs, roots, trees, aHI uTiruHl plants
P1.ss.siug uur,tua. virtues Der sllH dss4srs-
To TIE COMPLEXION IT uiPAgTS
BEAUTY.
u, cl4u.ing che shin from aII ,uptyc matter.
Mako. ci'lnthc pUrfs, gi,r- action 60 rb' saglur-,
n, shish al poisauos. bumu's au eIs,lsi,-
Aul healthy action o. thy Rim restored
10 the teeth e gi,ss sht'r'.s ani prevents decay.
u makes The hin sUit sweet aHi smooth,
Iuuf.iarms the most f,puI.yr aui dishsurcl ,sarr,
To Cl,ar lnd beautiful complexion.
RAILWAYS CIRCAsSIAN BALM.
fmplrt, nutrimeut 60 The hail.
Make Il strong, gla.s,, fsh ani luNurIaHt,
Cl,ln,cs the scalp llOm dandfuH give aouon ="
the buIbs-
Tasten. tas hairupon the scalp andfroes ttorow-.
Like piano 10 a lauen soil, it makes Il rich anil
prUductiYc,-
To lrs.s the hair make it smooth and sossy,-
strong and beautiful, Sc.
Rldsays C,rrassia. Balm - tAs " ~ plHf Aira.'
II Price Is Cents per bottle.
RADwAY SEQ. Practical Chemists.
For Sale, Wholcsale ini Rstail, By
N. ~. HAY, Druggist, Portland,
General Arent - the state Of Main".
All .,,I.,,,,,,. O. Aygfriss an aid state, must
h. aldr,s.sd o. him.
Agents GO South Paris, Rust 60. Drugg'st',
and Phinsas morse. Agents &c Bsckbsld, y, "
wood 4 Co.. North Norwsy,N swiiti souih Wa
teriord, Chaplin Nelsoa. lyH
Jul,. 1851
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aCU En- See
The American Vermifuge

B. th. srTrst, sai,st, 1H| lsst WORM NED.
DlNI iu 'h~ vurlI, ,HI ls Itts
PLEASANT To TIIE TASTE,
ghIrrH viI' 1ke o. without ,uuI having o. iafoa DO
down their threats.
CIV. ATWIll. ". &. urf,r q. STATE. Hotel
r.r'Hf. Mhn'..pb snI Retail b.,uf.
A..H sH'f b, Eu.t 4 Co ,1i 4. Field, ~Huih
Pare T.. Wpshhuu, Moth PARIS. e. NsuuJ 4
Co.. Bu.kf,ii, J T. Hove. ,rI Roland Cu,Arr.
~Hmarr, q. l.. Francis aHI ShlrALN a Favor,
N.HaHt. " Robinson aui Nt'rBuur = Muur,.
Mechanic luIs. hil
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Nav, ~ ths alryc arisl,' arr mair ~ ihc richest
To-, Wood. Mahogany aud baok Walnut stock
suI n he latest sNles ani musl faithful vurAmlu.
,hp ate c,iirusSs " merit, Thea The, rau aill, %
lrrlt .p'uu,h II ths puhlrc pltruoag' a. WI mako
the ,st,llishmeri our Il The most extensive and
Anurish,ug be- the state.
IL Particular attention paid ~ MNlIACIlB-
iNG SOFAS. aud Al KINDS OF
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10000 Nnrg'ria 0as, 0nI iH I-5n-K
r.H STOP f.. mu IfH.Hf IHrfm
lL.-- N----

Tho nr.' rr' ,yrIr'a'Ir1 r.H- n riIH .l .I...
I..irr.s,1T r.uHhIHt Zoo Ir.flrf, arrested if EH#.
r1t f. E,HH, E,'st IHr hpn, aH1 inrg.ruHg
rH,s II Y.H.uUls .H lhs u.IT.us .st.u.f.....I..s
Ihr usI1ss iur rrn.i, Vri.kN ff.f.I.. fI. nlIr..s
,u,f.t srI core. fl. d..I.,. N1|aBF's ll.IHg Co..
..i s iIr .rt r.H..F rHt Do. rI,.rs.'f cured
NfFrlI..i Boz Ifs vufsf i#rHs
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FOR BOSTON.

uml. I~trrEr,r, = ~r,rl, no.
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Stoves! Stoves! Stoves /!

rNEVrE'~ TNNOEITT.
FASHION 90 TEON.
RHODE ISLAND Nll,ItGllT,
AMERICAN tNluN.
UNION NlE-IIGlIT.
Eltk~ AtI.Ilbllr.
MItilNNttNlltT AlEIlDlIT,
ND~I'- NV ENGLAND.
PERSIAN NiE.IlGllT.
GoIlllC AR TIGHT.
lIENINI NlE.IlGUT.
NHi O. great VARIETY Hl aiH.r ~H,rs, .Ii,h
WILL BE SOLD
r su.l bargain. .s f. #.f H.misu'l.1.
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compo.cd Of che most Dc I.a.a''' rar' a'd ''sr
gums
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11
The Wings Progressive.

In 1919, the federal party, the lineal de-
scendant of whom are the wings of the pres
ent day, resolved that it was unbecoming q
moral and religious people to rejoice at vic
tories obtained over the enemy.
After holding this sentiment for thirty
years, they wake up from their Rip Van
Winkle sleep, and all at once that party see
the glories of Lunday' Lane, and they meet
at Niagara Falls to celebrate the battle, and
to do honor, not 10 the men who commanded
not to the gallant Miller who led his regi-
ment of raw troops up the hill to storm the
British battery, which was dealing death to
our troops-but to one who acted IA subordi-
nate part in the battle, but who now is the
candidate of the Native American wings
fol President Had it not been for this lat
ter fact, the dead who sleepo Lundy's Lane
might have waited for the last trumpet, be-
fore they would have been disturbed by whg
rcjoicings. After November, they will go
back to the sentiment of Statesman
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11
Allegheny Cattle Market.

TUESDAY, August ), 1859.
Cattle-Our market yesterday was but
poorly supplied with cattle. The day be-
ing generally observed for the fourth OF July,
prevented holders from driving in, so that
the offerings and sales were both restricted
Prices, however, were shade lower. The
offerings were as follows, viz:-Cattle, 225
head-Sheep, l30 head--Lambs Is head
Hogs, a limited number-Cows and calves;
25 head.
Cattle-The principal portion was sold to
our city butcher, al 2t, 3@3tc gross, equal
to A., 6@7c % 1b net. The facilities for
supplying this market with cattle are SO good,
that several of our butchers proceed to va
rious parts of Ohio and purchase their sup
plies; the rates beng such as to justify the
expenses of the trip.
Sheep The whole number offered, were
disposed Of at 81 ,50@$2, 90 per head.
Lambs-Sales of As head at 75c, 81 ,2i
a$l, ,37t per head, according to qualify.
Hogs-A few only were disposed Of, a
4a4!c, live weight.
Cows and dcalves-Prices were unchanged
ranging from$l5 to $25 as3O, as per quail
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11
APauper Paid and Discharged.

OeLE, Of Pennsylvania, the brother Of
" Gold spoons. - } who has played but poor
part in Congress as a Wing triekster, and
for his services in that capacity was appoint
ed to foreign mission, Denmark, we be-
lieve, after drawing his outfit and also the
salary for several months, without leaving
the country, has had his commission revO-
ked. OF course he held on to the dimes.
OF course he did Probably that was in the
bond! They probably were willing to give
him one grab into the public crib, but they
had the deeeney not to allow him to leave
the country to take blackguard spree in
Europe. This is getting to be a great coun'
try!
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11
For Judye gHe Supreme Court,
WILLIAM 3. CALDWELL.
I o" member otthe Board Of Ire Pubiic Works,
JAMES B. STEEDMAN.
The Conventions.

In another column will be found the cal
of the Democratic Central Committee of this
county, to the Democratic voters of each
township to make preparations for the cnsu.
ing Fall elections, by attending their town.
ship meetings On the 28th, and appointing
delegates to the Coanty Convention TO bt
held ON the 30th, and to the Congressional
Convention to he held on the 3ls of this
month, and 10 transact such other business
as they may deem necessary for the good oj
the cause.
1t is not necessary for us to urge upon the
Democracy Of this county, the Importance OF
attending their township meetings. Every
Democrat should feel it to be his duty to at
tend, and appoint delegates who will be sure
TO attend the County and Congressional
Conventions, ard represent the true feelings
and WISHES OF their constituents. We have
an important work before us, and it bchoovcs
every Democrat in the county to be at his
post, battling manfully for those principles
Nf ri ,ht and justice, which the Democracy
have ever been cUntending for. Democrats
of Harrison county, you know yonr duty,
and we believe you will faithfully perform
it, Shall we be disappointed?
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11
SteuhenvilIe Market.

Angus Q.
Flour-$2, 80 from wagon; 800 to 3,l2
from store.
Wheat--58 for 60 for best White.
Butter--lO to 124c.
Sugar--Sells at St to SIC in hhds; and g.
to G4 in bbls.
Teas-Wholesale from 40 to 7Oc. for good
qualities.
Potatoes--69 to IS cents per bushcl,
MolaSses-N. o. 35; S. II. As to 48c.
Cotfee-lo& to II for good.
Salaratus-By the keg &c.
Toba,co-Six twist &c; tves plug 22 to
81; spun 25.
Dried Frui Peaches 1926 to 800.
Seeds-Cover, but little offering; it will
command ATS to 500; Timothy l,75 to
200.
Window Glass; by 10 500; 10 by 12
$3.50
Wool--Common, 10 to 90; IA 90; l-2 25
to &c; 3-4 28 to 90; 78 80; full 81 to $50
New Orleans Market.
August T.
Flour--Ohio 1915. Coffee Rio 81.
Hams III for extra.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11
Hopedale and Wheeling plank
Road Company.

Notice is hereby gvin that Books will
be opened in the town of HopedaIe on Thurs
lay, the second day of September next, for
the purpose of receiving subscriptions to
the capital stock Of tho above named COM
pany, at which time and place, those inter
estedin fair prices for their produce, good
roads, ,cLeap conveyance and profitable in
vcstment ofcapital, are specially invited to
attend.
Able addresses will be made on the occa-
sion showing the superior advantages of a
direct communication with the city of Whee-
ling, over any other point on the Ohio river.
Meeting will be organized at o'clock, p, NJ,
of said day.
/ HENRY EAGLESON,
/ THOMAS HAMILTON,
/ JOHN RAMSAY,
i SAMUEL BELL,
. CYRUS McNEELY,
Board Of Corporators
lIopedac, o. August 8, 1852
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11
A Bloody and Fatal Array.

On the II ult., most cody afFray took
place at Aspinwall, on the Atlantic side Of
Panama Isthmus, between COL WooD and
JAMES DYER, resulting in the death OF the
former, and probably that of the latter.
They had formerly been in partnership, and
a dispute arising from the adjustment Of
their affairs, recourse was had tolaw WooD
becomes exasperated, declared he would
take the law in his own hands, and sent
word to DYER that he wonld shoot him at
sight Seeing DYER the next day in hotel
WooD crossed the street and deliberately
presented revolver at him, and shoot him
in the breast. DER then grasped gun,
loaded with buckshot, and both parties fired
together. The ball of WooD broke the arm
Of DYER, and the whole contents of Overs
gun crashed through the head of WooD,
scattering the skull and brains in every di-
rection.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11
announcements,


Our terms for announcing candidates for Office
are-subscnbers, nothing; non-snb5cribers. 81
to he paid before the maine announced.
MR. ALLEN: lc"se announce tbs name of
that old soldier ir the Democratic cause, SAMU-
VI C0LvIN, us candidate for Congress, subject
To the district convention, and ohligc the Dsmoc"
rncy ofllarlissn county.
We are rEIn estcd to announce the name Of
TmoM's McCLlNrooK, OF Monroe township, as ii
candidate for Land Appraiser in District No d.
We are requested TO announce the name Of
ZtcHARIAH K GAN, of eflcrson county, us IL can
didate for Congress IN thiS district subject to tho
decision OF the Convention.
Moses LEEpER. Of frceport township, as can
county convention, and obligc the Democracy
FREf PORT TOWNSHIP.
Mr.. EnlToR: Please annOunc5 the name of AA-
Ron CoNAw.y. rs a suitable candidate for Laud
Appraiser in District, No. 3, aud oblige e
Mr.. ALLEN: Please announce the name OF
Thomas NICHOLSON us IL suitable candidate for
Land Appraiser in District No. !. and oblige
many voters OF snid Dstuct.
MR, ALLEN: Please announce the name OF ASA
HOLMES. of Short Creek township. rs a candi
date for Congress in this District, subject to the
decision Of the Com Cntion, and oblige the Des
mocracy OF HARRISON County.
We are requested to state that DR.. SAMUEL
QUtGLEY, of Columbiann county, will be N can
didate for Congress in this district, subject to
the decison OF the D"nooralic Convention,
Mr. EDIToR: You will please nnnounce the
name OF JorN m BURNS. OF German townsl ip,
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Shoot the Deserters!

Hon. T. D. WALpoLE, of Indiana, former
iya whig member of the General Assembly,
whig Senator, contingent whig elector in O.
Al, whig elector in l848, denounced in a
public speech at Centreville, Ia, on the
3lst ult., the nomination of Scorr by the
by the whis party, and declared his inten-
to vote for PIERCE and KING.
ANoTHER.-GEo. r. MCKEE, an inhuenti-
al whig of Kentucky, and formerly whig
member Of the Kentucky Legislature, a
few days since in speech at Harrodsburgh,
Ky, declared his determination NOT to sup.
port SooTr and GRAHAM.
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the State went for Cass by majority OILS
83s. The State Sentinel, to show the true
state of the ease makes the following PrOPo-
sitiOn:
"a gentleman has authorized us TO. say
that he has four hundred dollars which be
wishes to bet with any respectable man who
is responsible, as follows; one hundred dol
lars that this township will vote for Pierce
and King at the November election; one
hundred that they will carry the Staee; and
one hundred that they will be elected"
Put that into your soup bow !, ye cOons
for seasoning!
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The election returns SO far received show
signs of encouragement for the Democracy
In Missouri, the Democrats have had theil
own way, and have elected their entire Con
gressional candidates. Amongs' the mum.
Der is that veteran old Democrat, Thomas
II. Benton. From North Carolina we have
no definite returns.
Next week we shall, without doubt givee
lection news that will gladden. the heart of
every Dem ocrat in the county.
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AV1st therei

The New Haven Register, pretty well fit
ted for Judging, calls some of the whig edit
ors to task for using the word Conaecticat
in Il very improper manner, by setting it
down among the do"bVul States, in the Pre-
sidential election. Why, Connecticut is as
sure for PIERCE and KING as the day comes.
The Democratic majority over the wings
in this State, at the last election, was about
5000, on alull vote-and if the Wing cause
has been strengthened in Connecticut by
the nomi nation ofScott, we have got some
thing to learp-tha!s ALL Put down Con-
'necticut as Sir for PIERCE and KING!
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Scraps from History.

speeches and taking votes One of the
s. number, Ward of Ky, offered some II upt
which he made speeches and called for vote
So Of many other Western Wings. 4este
day, wben they began to sec that they cou
d. not attain their ends by hitchng on ali /
Vulnerable quantity of amendments, thu
were determined to keep it in commlttc
and defeat it there. and then so the peoE
with a lie in their right hand, that Den
In 1925, the younger Adcms was clect-
ed President, not by the people, but BY Con
yress. and after four years trial, that admin
istrat;on went into retirement, with the brand
Of unfaithGul upon it.
In 184O, under promise of good times
plenty Of work. good pay-aided by log cab
ms and hard cider -whiggcry again rot
power and createda Il bankrupt law, by which
all the scamps in the Wing party cut loose
from and repudiateu their debts They
also passed two laws charterins Banks of the
United States, but, thank fortune and "hon-
est John Tyler" both were, vetoed
In lG48, by a careful concealment Of prin-
ciples, whiygery again stole into power, and
on the 4th Of March next, whggery will.
again be hurled from power
ed the motion carried, and then came - re
from the faclous minority, More amen
ments! we have more amendments, \
Chairman" "You are too late, !" said
chairman. The fact is, that some of It
minority had taken one horn too much--th
were too slow ofspeech, and seemed tonS'
g, tied. .... ........ .s..o.
1t was reported to the House, and y
Seymour, the chairman asked the preylc
question Orr, Of s. G. moved to u.
,St0te man. IL" VenabIe NOV
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Notice is hereby given that the under
signed have been this day duly qualified as
Executors of the last viii and Testament o
David Ramsey late of Harrison County De
ceased. Those having claims against sale
Estate are therefore requested opresent the
same to the undersigned within one yeal
f, ,om this date for settlement; and those in
debted to said Estate are required to make
payment to the undersigned Immediately.
Mary A. Ramsay,
Wm. S. Ramsey,
Cadiz Ohio, August lth, 1852.
L. Lewton, Attorney.
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Very Like!

The following ticket, which was support,
ed by the Native American party in 1914,
and taken from a Native American paper ol
that date, looks very like a ticket we see
standing at the head of the SCoTr whig pa
pers of 1852:
Native American Ticket, 1914
FOR PRESIDENT.
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HON. JOHN MCLEAN.