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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-10
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AAnd a lotof ca AGlgS. haaslr 10 ouler. whses
he viii sell for cnsh Ornpptovcd country psoSner.
Ind that he sill aantihnes t1iEAnuiuctaea IN
he different varieties ~ thaifs, Setlsps Haeih.
ples, Afu,.Chairs, snail Chnira rid aie,. Al M.
stand, ON Warren slteet, Il few deors aeugis II X.
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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-10
rIi e T&sF FEMALE MEDICINE
E1(SAS

Tie peculiar malJuits Ia WlIch females are
subs let rnrnmunI, prctTcc great bodily rNhaus
ton. .nccom2ani nisd by.R depressed nal outn gloomy
state ot mimu. As he sys."m declines in.tieuCill
Tia, lc is II loss of neIvris power. and this very
Mutually imptirs the cR.rgy OF :hc mind and
dislnrbS the equaliu tv oi tie TEMPER. Every
candid woman who has suffered lrom iCnalr
cunpluiiiis will admit this To lie The nIoIsrnigl
truth. Nos, 10 obtain re.iei, il is only nrces-l
rs to stop tlr tendency to depletion ard debility
THIS Is done by renewing dIrt fountain ct cuiIh
and siuuntl, lie BLOOD. and 10 medicine ac-
c9mpish,s this dcstahiC Ecsult so srrCdiy and
complete as "Dr. Guy sutts impoNId Extract q
YelIow Dock aud Sara aptua.''
Ladies al pale CunpiCxi)n aId COusumpiiSe
habits, aud such as nrr dcAl,tajc'l by thpsr oh.
strucli0ns which females labie to, ne restu-
red, nv the use Of Il DUt!e or tvs, 10 hlJum nd
IT, vgur,
scloi,l.a and Cancer cured by DR.. Guysous tx
t.act OF Yellow Dock and StrstpadHl
RurlGnCG Grahg"r cUuuty Fcnn.l
April q 1852
J. D. PAEE, Eeq, CINCINNATI. O.-i}rar Sit
Il gives me great satisfaction 10 aid my testiGIuUl
in lnvor of ''Dr Guy sot!'sEStmct of Yellow D0cE
and SarsapariIla." 10 that Of the numcit us ans
highly respectable eIsons who have been benc.
Glcd BY the medicine.
Ny wife has been suffering for tie space ofirar
IL i've Years with Scroiuju aud Cancer. which
mink, Iound It's rigin III the arrangements of III,
s,stcm peCulia to her sex, while IN the mean tin,
81 was under the rare OF The most eminent Phy
sic::tiis in this section of co ntIy, without dof
wing any material aid from their prrscri ptions
. Ypuu the recommendation Oi Dr, Cookies. one
Of our phy sicians, who had seen ,EG medicine
used with nappy infect ohitiHed fyour agcnt'
here. "Mcssrs. / ice & Mcfarland" one bottle o
"Dr. Guyso:t's i.Nlrac! OF yellow Dock ant
SaTsaparilia," and as my wife found relief IIon
that bottle. bought some SIX bottles. which sht
has taken with the most ustonigiiug benefit, tU
am pleased to say. has entirely cured her. fo
she has entirely recovered from her Illness. an,
the Sc oiula and Cancer are cured sound aEC
well. Accept oI my gratitude,
Rpsnrrtiujiv MICH NEf, SlOLDNt
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-10
r Wis WAY!
The Cheapest Goods in Town III!

JAMES STEWART 9
ETAS the cheapest and prJliest goods In iii
town. People are 6Ickins there continually
10 yet bargains, aud ihe5 never miss ihen. Hss
sloct consists of every variety Of Dry Goods
ccrcs, Qaeenewarc, Hardware. etc There u nd
Use IN milking long story about II, foe MN de.
lcrniiHcd to sell cheaper thNn my store IN lhii
own. Come ONE, come sli, aud see bis goods. 70
hey ars all the rage.
eidiz, Nor :, tts2.
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.sass
BOOTS & Shoes
T. PHILLIPS & SON
EEAVE now rect lived their SECOND lot Of FALL
and WINTER BOOTS aud SHOES, which
cnDraces every style and quality in the Shoe
trade Tor Ladies' Misses aud CliIdien's wear:
Gents, Boys and Youths Boots aud Shues -
Thankful lor pnst filvors, they respectfully solicit
II con n.inlauce of The game from their o id cnstom
| crs, and as many new ones as may make il CON
venenl TO cnll. We keep constantly on hand
gener,l assortment of Morocco and FapVy Lentb
er, Kid, Linings Bindings, Sole and UpptI I.eath
or, shoe Thread, Nails, Pegs. &c.--Also, travel
Iing Trunks Of .very description, all Of which VIC
Offer to Ike public on the most reasonable terms nj
our old stand opposite the Court House.
j. PHILLIPS e. SON,
Move bor 3, 1859.
Meas Winter Boots.
XKTE have now on nand and rea iy COR sale II
wv first rate assortment Of Mems Winter
| Boots, consisting OF Upper, Kip, and Calf skin.
| A. our own make aud warranted
r. PHILLIPS and Sen,
Gents Fine Boots!
| lGtONSISTtNG of patent Leather. French Cali
| I AIand Mems Morocco, alYays on hand, or nude
10 order on tie shortest notice, at the Boot Shoe
and L Gather stole Of
T.PIIlLLIPS and SON.
Ladies' Fancy Shoes
InF every style and variety, consisting in part
~ Of fine Italian Cloth. full and nall G:aitors.
i"e French Morocco, Kid, Bronze, aud enalneled
| Leather Boots, double and single sOed A very
neat article OF French Morocco, kid, and Mems
Morocco walking Shoes, Polka Boots, Jenny LinG
Slippers, Ex:elsioTs, Gum Shoes, &c just recsiv-
ed and or sale by
4. PHILLIPS and SON.
Ladies' Gum Shoes,
A new and beautiful article of Ladies' Gum
IN Shoes altogether the incest article ever
maRufac turcd, cGn be had MT any time by ca Hin.
on j. PHILLIPS and SON.
Misses Boots.
A picelot OF Missrs' Goat, Calf aud Kip Boots
"A and Gum Over Shoes. now ready ior sal, by
7. PHILLIPS and SON.
Bays and YOulh's B0ols.
n CASES Boys aud Youths Boots, thick and
" heavy, double aud single soled-ju the ar
icle tor Winter wear-- nov on ha MI and ready
or snic by L. PHILLIPS and son.
ChiidrcM's 's Shoes,
ALTOGETllER the best variety in the Market.
car be found at tile well known establishment o.
+. Phillips Il SON.
E LeniheF! Lcathcr!!
II ME best article OF 1ampico, Cape and Mad
ras Boot Morocco, Mudrns Brush und south
American kid, Bronze, Blue and Green Morocco,
striped Goat Bindiags, Pink, yellow, blue, Gree,,
and Red Lining Skiis, Muoon Boot Tops, Welsl,
limngs, &c., lor sale whucaule or retail ut the
Boot, shoe and Leather store OF l
4. PHILLIPS & SON.
Sole Lenthcr.
ENIiEbe article Red sole Leather. Up
| h per Leather sad 10 be the best manufactur.
cd IN this ccuniy, kept constantly on hand and fol
] snls by y, PIiILLiRs and SON.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-10

~ ME best article Red sole Leathcr.-also Up
H. per Leather said 10 be the best manufacture
cd IN ibis couniy, kap. constantly on hand and for
shls NY y. PIiILLIR6 and son.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-01-21

them, and 50 all but myself fell into the
snare, they could no, escape, and one
after another Of them was conveyed to
me dishonored grave of the drunkard. -
Now look at me again. You probably
see me for the last time-my sand is al
most run. / have dragged my exhaus-
ted frame from my present home-your
tSoor House-to warn you all, to warn
you Deacon, to warn you, false teacher
sof Gods word, to warn you dealer IN
strong drink--and with her arms high
= iungs and her tall form stretched 10 its
utmost, and bel voice RAISED 10 an nm
earthly point, slse exclaimed IsNa1s
soon stand before the sIstdgenaesit seal God .
4 shall meet goa there acstH ponf Ssctiras,
you false guides, and be scih qsitness
against you.' The wretched female van
ished from the assembly. A dead silence
prevailed. A pin might have been heard
10 drop-the priest, deacoa and doctor
hung their heads The President slowly
arose, and with subdued voice, and with
great solemnity, pu: the question
Is it the pleasure of this meeting that
any more license be granted to sell in
toxicating liquor in this town?
The response came like clap ofthun-
der in one universal gathered up NO.
Friends of humanity all over the
world, had you been at this meeting,
would you not have answered No, too
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-01-21
LaolRa' Department.
REVERIEs OF A BACHFT-op


Mr.. EDITOR: I am Door forlor,
Bachelor-good looking, plenty 10 liv,
on, but still Bachelor! Well, TO u~,
fthe language OF tbrotfreis costeas,e fS
sIngle'bie ssedness-it is an independen
lie, at least; no 1t ISN'T, either! Tier,
lies silk handkerchief wants hemminq
the buttons on my pants are half Off
WHAT'S to De done? Tn naiserobzeI Ano
then, as if to provoke me, everv marie, j
fellow meet looks as self-satisied and
consequential, as if by marrying he had
received patent-right to ali the hapni.
ness In the land! And then thew taIl,
50 PomPously about their children. as Il
'here was something great in that-wheo
goodness knows they are as plenty as
lIes ,1t, IN August, and about as troublesome.
why, they re no rarity and then again
any poor miserable de--I beg par
aon) wretch can get wye and there :
enough of them too. such as they are
bot then, common as they are, | must
nave one; though it's enough to scare >
man to death, to think how much It costs
TO keep one. Yonng folks have..o bg0;n
now, where their fathers and mothers
(ett of. Silks and satins, ribbons and
velvets. feathers and flowers, cuffnins
and bracelets, gimcracks and fol-de-rols
ana there's no help for it in nay case for
II married woman [ loved. and the
dear little thing should ask me for nv
scalp, | should give it to her, I kao.o +
should. Then there's the tapestry. car
pets, and mirrors, and sofas and damaxL
curtains, and pictures. and crocke--v
and (you must look a: the subject in ali
lis bearipgs) little jackets and frocks
and wooden h>rses and dolls, and Don.
guns and gingerbread; don't believe |
can go II, BY Jupiter! But then, here !
SIT, with the toe OF my best boot kick,no
the lender, for the want of something bef.
ter to do; its awful cold, dreary weather
long evenings, can't 60 to a visiting for.
ever, and when do, my room looks 81
much The gloomIer when come back
and It would be SO cosy 10 have nice IN.
tie wife to chat and laugh with. I'VE.
tried TO think of something else, bit II
'a1atj If look in the fire | m sure to xaa
pair OF bright eyes even the shadows
on the wall take fairy shapes; I'm on
the brink Of ruin feel il :; / shall read
my doom IN the marriage list before
Iong-l knoe0 I shall. Heaven helo me
Tor there's no living Nth better half 50
-hey say, and may be refused if / can
set along Usthout one.-BlLLY Barlow
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-01-21

allies in the city, and tie sagacity @
cicero, all men saw clearly the purpose
OF the consPirators. They were seized
and IN accordance with the advice o
cicero, strangled in prison. Catalin,
himself, at the head of twelve thousand
mlscreants, was overtaken, and fell fight
ing oravely upon heap of slain which
ms own right hand had piled around him
Cicero, for his exertions, received The
PiaudIts of his countrymen, and the title
Father of his Country But new tu-
NUTS arising, by the Vaccinations of his
enemies he was exied from Italy. Bu-
syIng himself in exile with literary pur.
SUITS. he was at last recalled 10 Rome
ano rega'ned his former popularity.
oh the breaking OF. of the civil war
between Cesar and Pompey, he espoused
the cause of the latter but after b;s
deatn' became reconciled to the former
at the death Of Cesar, he allied himself
with The party of Brutus and Cassiu.-
step which proved fatal TO him.
RAISING over, without notice. The no.
lltical changes OF the times, we find Oc.
tavlus, Lepidus and Mark Antony assem-.
oled on little island in the river Rheno
near Bologna, deciding upon The lives Of
their fellow-citizens and through the
enmHy OF Antony, Cicero was condemn.
Cd to die, and price set upon his head.
Endeavoring to escape from his pursu-
ers, ne fled to bis country-seat near the
bay OF Naples, where, overtaken by his
enemies, stretching out his neck from
the litter in which he was carried he
was slain on the 7th of December Az
3. o. in the fifty-fourth year of his ace
HIS hands and his head were carried toI
Rome, and placed in the Forum, where
his voice had SO often carried dismay TO
the enemies of his country.
We honor Cicero because he Wa. > /
dIslnterested patriot We remember him
as an orator. second only to the great De.
mosthenes. While the men of antion;tv
have passed away, while the CITY OF the
CAESARS has crumbled into ruins while
the very gods themselves are in part for
gotten,the eloquence of Cicero still fresh |
ems from age to age with undying viqor
warming the Imagination, and moyino
the heart OF man. Peace be to his ashes
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-01-21

saakeIl ~ that yelled his blue eyes
.ale1e - "o frozen tear drops. AS be
6lah1 the warm crimson-curtain.
g WlnSe"s above him, something like q
gros ne through his blue and culver.
ing From that very mansion. his
moths fnt forth young. beautiful and
jslchl 1fered bride; but the child knew
7 nos rs recollection was misery and
Wo. fPnly knew that he sUus drunk
q sat there with. his stiffenine
nan slasped over his naked bosom, he
sle na dreamed that the black, sui
IS Is ads. parted above. and an angel
II; skkS brightly and smilingly forth.
away. He caught
J s. llszery wings, whittier even
! ssss'a s'lfl alhag snow fakes beneath them
al's - ne knew that it was his moth
e nDseaping him to the land of rest.
pep morning. the beggar boy lay
uison { marble steps, as white, and
'colaSa 9 81 senseless as they. Life had
neo: those who lifted the stifened
corps I'm the steps Of the gentleman's
cooFs fendered over the exquisitely
cnls , eatures. wasted as they were
by ~ Hastings Howard, Edith's
oeaua and only child, slept then, the
steep knows no dreaming
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-01-21
From the Boston Olive Branch

How often co We hear a mother sav
complalnlngly of her child, she ha.
such er16era'at spirits, she is so FIJI J,
Ege Hush lay your finger on yonr lin
Thank God for it. He who appointeth
our lot knew for what purpose it was
given. Have you never marked tba,
the pathway of such an one was sure 70
De marked by no ordinary trials, It IS
wise bestowment, from Him who seetb
the end from the beginning. Deal ten.
derly with her; check not her innocen,
gaiety. Make her childhood and youth
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-01-21

!. ARTIFICIAL Observation-Disclosures a
I'm taoe that is larger at one end than il
is at the other. and in which there ara
seVeral holes. Fill this tube with pow
aered resin; and when it is shook over
'ne. name OF torch, the reflection viii
ming. s'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-01-21

Truth cannot be found without some labor
and attention of the mind and the thoughts
dwelling considerable time upon the sur
Vey and discussion of each particular.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-01-21
NUMBER 20.

t happy. Cloud not that SUNNY h,o~ =
drawing (xaaaecsssorily,) dark p;c,nr.. - -
He MI not that con6ding heart with
dlstrust toward its fellows. wa
Let her read, if she will lope IN h,n..
races. Earth is not all charneI hon.s
oi oecayed hopes, and blasted ant;c;n.
ions: God Is love- Life is beautifnir
;:niun'gnt' starry. silent midalght. with
rs M glorious beauty, the silver moon i.
oing In majesty or veiled in fleecv olo,d.
the cheerful sun walking in br;oh,-
ness the rainbow tinted sunset cIonJs
,!e ,ae sweet gray dawn with its stirring
me- tne forest clad hills crowned wiz
Inc bow OF promise. the towering rock
tne shinlng river, the flower wreatbed
"ns,aoow, the deep blue sea The or.,d
oia woods with their Whispered rnr.;c
ana IN and among them ali still Re-:
'na, are noble, good and true. that hsst
WIN sympathy for blother's wrons.
ana are oPen-handed to The call of chs
ny. Tell not the young heart 81 k...
y susceptible, that sperg cun !. d,neeus
with poison, that meath eperv aowslET:
o',1u Ganr1o serpent Who among Us, could
,t.arlessly Gga'n enter upon life and
eneeI70t'y ENJOY it with such a chart OF
snosis and quicksands before our ev.s,
uoo' IN MS mercy. has hidden the ~.
'uie rom our eyes. Give US hi. d.y
our oaIiy bread. is the petition He b,.
,augnt US. Shall the BLESSINGS &c ,o- -.
oe received with churlish spirit l.:
cause We know not What to.morrou ms.
oflns us3 That morrow we NAV n.n:.
- %, nor should we impatiently demand
20 know. whether for us If comes frei0ht.
ed with JOY or sorrow.
nave read story ofthree little from.
VINO dIscontented and unhappy, desired
each 10 have wish that shonId ~
'ea. The first wished for wings ,5at !,
might fly the next wished for . 49,,
oe" q fnowEedgs, and to uadersto0S III
ABOUT hooks and nets, that Il n;o5t Las. -. =.
y y ~ aanoer : the third, being poor igno.
rant hsh, and not knowing wha, y..
pest wished that God would take care oc
nl'n' ana give him just what He s.w
oest, and choose for him. So Cod 80
wings TO the first, and delighted viii
me exercise of his new power ba a.
tar' lar away, TO desert, whore h. Ia
from thirst. To the second ~ ne ulsa
k"o'eEetge, and so he was All -. saas s;
watar " ,s,'o[' ne ''as afraid TO go into deep
low him 1es, an5 '1e great fishes should sual-
sbslIn,, ss n,,", and be was afraid 10 go into
leave S S;as water lest i should dry up and
lest = -boot f,,oi ,a1s He aated not eat anything
- 90 - . nooX might bf concealed in IL and
50 ne pIned Away and died
who 1r ,rn1 200 loved the third little trout
hin, mo 'r"S'ed rus IN Him, and took care Of
.hat t' ba anu kept him from all dangers, SO
"at u1 ne was always happy.
y story carries with it, its own NOR.
=, ;,,,o Let the buoy ant hearted, hopeful
,an,. e mariner, you love. launch his Iitds
1asN ba ON on hIe,s ocean, praying always
,ae. ae urea' @ Pilot for happy voyage and
put FANNY FERN.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-01-21

HE BREWER AND THE rEErorA1. Prrnev
IN persons like 70 have sober people IN thei,
employment fey days since brewer r.
siding at Haverford-west, discharged one of ii.
men for drunkenness; and, on mentioniog tbs
circumstance to friend. he said. "I have f,,1
gwen mat man several times for the sama oc
fence, oui am determined not to do 80 .g,;r
! nave told him that only OH one condition will
receive Hlm back into my service. and thar is
on MS producing To me certificate of h,v;rr
signed the teetotal pledge. Eng. papey-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-01-21

"-Forswear the bowl;
For one rash moment sends YOU to the sbados
Or skaters every hopeful scheme in life,
And gives to borrow all your davs to come ,,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-01-21
SCENE THE THIRD.

The wind whistled through the streets
carrying with it wreaths of snow and
biting the cheeks of even the furclad
until they grew chill and numb, in is
icy b. cath. :
The weaithy'stayed in their comforta.
BILE palaces, and shut carefully ever
door and Dc, window, to exclude the piercing
WIND The man of business hurried owes
the ringing Pavements. as il anxious tc
reach the shelter OF a comfortable home
On the marble stone of stately resi-
dence' . poor beggar boy sunk down
overcome with cold and fatigue. Hi
cheeks were snnken, and upon the lon
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-01-21

Ill nI !, pose AND THE BREEZE y Night had
N'S'eu 'ne young rose, and it bent softlv -
steep Stars shone, and pure dcw.d,on.
hung upon its blushing bosom and rataItS
~ ;.s S sweetest s'umbers. Morning came with
It's dancing breezes, and they wh;snered =, -
sne young rose and it awoke, Joyous and
S,lllihg. Lightly it danced to and fro :
al all The loVeliness Of youthful innoconco =
ineH came the ardent sun-god sween;nr
from the east, and he slnote the vonnn S ro.s
WIN his scorching rays, and It fa;nteJ -
deserted and almost heart-brol,a,, !. -,
~ - Tue aust IN loneliness and despair. Nov
!! Tue gentle breeze, which had been oambol.
nhs' over the sea, pushing on the hon.
= Douiio Dark sweeping over hill and dale hv
ne neat cottage and still brook, turn;ng II.
ola mill, tanning the brow Of d;eooso S snS
frisklng the curls of innocent cb;ldbooS E
came tripping along or her errand of nero.
ana love and when she saw the vou,a 80.
ans p" fastened nas'enea 70 kiss it, and fondIy bathed
Us lI lorehead IN cool, refreshing showers. and
'He young rose revived. looked m an5
s,hiled It's gratitude, to the kind brec1a III,
que hurried quick away her generous task
was performed, yet not without reward for
sne soon perceived that delicious frapr,nc.
ead : neen poured on her wings by the crs,S.
Iul rose; and the kind breeze was oIsd !.
near'' and went away sighing thro1g1TOuf
taees: bsoa linus real. true charity, like the
oree1e' gathers fragrance from the droor;go
lowers Il retreshes' and unconsciously reapS
a reward in the performance of its Offices n
kindness which steals upon the heart liz.
perfumes. to bless and cheer. Ia