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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17
New Hampshire Constitution aud the
TMO-Ihirds ole.

The Statesman has frequently asserted that
majority Of the people Of New Hampshire have
from time 10 time voted 10 favor Of abolishing
the odlOus religious test that IS sill retained 10
lhe ConsH,uuon Of that Slate, bot thar u o..
quires two lhirl, Of The votes 10 90 this, hence
the failure. We have published the figures de.
nOasuaung thai this statement is untrue. We
proceed 10 do 50 again. aud we dare the editor
of The Salesman 10 publish Ine uiIi.ial returns.
They will convict him Of ralsehood. Let US
look into this again.
10 March, 1851, the vote for Governor 10
New Hampshire stood as follows
Dinsmore, (Loco.l a4495
SAWYER, (Whig.) l8.45J
Atwood, tF. S Loco.J hob
AI the same tine q y1te was taken on me
question Of Ca.hoiic emancipation, and result
ed as follows:
For emancipation I3.57e
Against emancipation 24,37l
Thus It appeaas that nearly two.ihirJs Of the
uoIes were given agaRst abolishing the relI.
giou, test, instead Of far IL. 4 detailed state.
menI OF. the vote demonstrates that this heavy
vote against this reform came from the sIrOng
LpcofDco portions uf The State, while Ihe Wing
portions gave maioritles IA faU0T Of this reform.
ln March. 1852, The question vas again sub
miued To The people of that SiaIe. We give
the vote for the Locoioco candidate for Govern.
or, and also the vote for aud agsins abOllshing
this test By counties. The demonstration is
equally conclusive against the reckless and un-
founded assertion CT the Statesman.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17
Printed ana Published Weekly BY
wait For November.

ANONA
Come all good Wings aud listen TO
song I'm going 70 sing,
'Tis all about our noble Scou
And Graham-Pierce and King:
We soou shall see who'll win the stakes,
Upon the Union course;
The bub.lai'd nag of New Hampshire,
Or Jerseys blooded horse;
Chorus Wait for November,
Wait for November,
Wan Tor November,
- AID then sight you'll see'
The Loco's with desperate will .
Have tried to pin 10 Scott, =
The ,aint Of AboilionisI-
Bot We cant find the spot;
They say his friends have gagg'd his mouth
lie dares not speak a word : ..
Ills voice has spokcnIo the South,
lis echo has been heard.
Chorjs--WaiI for, &c.
The hero Of three bloody wars,
Who never lost fgh1,--
Points proudly TO his manly sears
Aud asks r they are righ' T!
He got them in his counuy'S cause,
la many hard fought fray,
And can Loco's diry paw
Wipe such proud marks away
Chorus--W Wan for, SC.
Then, fling our banner to The breeze,
And LEI our rooster crow
While Pierce and King an echo sneeze,
And own il is no go:
We'll rouI them in an open fight,
Wen roul them any where;
Wen drive them from their sUoDges' holds
And plant our banner there
Chorus--Wah for, &c.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

The RECEIPTS of the Cleveland & Piusblrgh
roroad for The month Of August, are as fol-
lows:
For Passengers, $l6 S9o %
For Fle.ghI, Mail, &c., li492 10
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17
rae Law OF Nrwspaprrs.

Subscribers, who do not give rrprcn Hohcs 10
lhe CONTRARY are considered wishing 10 eoutinuu
leir sul scria afians.
>. lf sglseriters order the d,scontiuanee Of
their Papeu tie pDhlisbeF may continue 70 send
en- un'il all uueurages are paid.
B. u suhseribeTs neglect or refuse 10 take their
PaPefs i1u tae u.ces % hieh they are sent, they
are bed responsible t..l they have settled their
bills and ordered their paper discontinued.
" subscribers remove 20 other places without
notifying the publisher, end the paper is not sent
70 iorms' d cctioni they are held responsible.
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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

THE Torty-Firlh Annual Session will begin
on Thursday, October 18th, 1852, and end on III,
LIST OF March. 1858.
Principles and Practice Of Surgery and CIini
cal Surgery, NATHAN 4. SMITH, NJ. d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, WILLIAM L. 4
AKIN. NJ. d.
Principles and Practice Of Medicine and Gin
ical Medicne, SAMUEL CHEW. NJ. d.
Anatomy and Physiology, JOSEPH ROBY
NJ. ID.
Obstctricl1s. RICHARD II. THOMAS, NJ. d
Matrria Mcdca, Therapeutics and Pathology
GEORGE w. MELTENBERGER, NJ. d.
Practical Anatomy, BERWICK b. SMITH,
NJ. D.
Fees for the full Course, 500; Demonstrator'.
FCCC, $lo; MatriCulatiOn, s. Graduation, s Co.
For purposes Of Clinical instruction the Fac.
ulty have at their command the "Batimorc In.
fmnry, on the same street with the University
and managed and attended enlirely by the Fac.
uty. This Institution is devoted to the reCcp
ton and treatment of those forms of disease
which furnish the most useful and profitable sub
jccts tor clinical observation. An addition is tn
be made during the present summer, which will
materially Increase It's Hccommc datons and ad-
vantagCs. 1t is open to all Matricuates of the
choOl throughout the year without fee
Anatomical Material is abundant and cheap.
Expenses Of living, in Baltimore, as low as in any
Atlantic city.
WILLIAM {. A. AKIN, M. D., Dean.
Baltimore, May 18th, 1852. aug 25-3t.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
.DagucTrCOtypeS.
Em, DAVIS has returned 10 ca,

Bats. DAVIS has returned TO Cadiz, whert
he intends remaining permanently; and grutefu
for The liberal patronage extended TO him sinct
his return, begs leave to inform the public tia
be is prepared to take Likcnucsses in the bcs
and most improved style.
lie hns discovered process of taking Likcn
esses, which Obyiates that dark shading on one
side Of the face, so unatural and foreign to goot
taste, and distributes ths light evenly all over
the whole face, and entire person, giving round
ness To the features and a beauty to the expires.
sion, not seen in the dark shaded pictures
lle also calls attention to "A new mode Of taking
Likenesses, which gives she picture rich ap-
pearance. The back ground being of an ivory
whiteness, the picture has a prominence aud re,
lief thatis AT once beautiful and commanding.
lie is prepared &c take Likenesses in groups
or singly, of ag5d persons, or Of small children
in all kinds ofweather: put up in fancy or plain
cases, in lockels, nreasE pins, or nger-fings aud
he the Likenesses ever so small, it is as porlect
us when taken on Il large scala.
lie takes pleasure in inviting all persons tc
TO come and examine his specimens, whethsl
they wish Likencsses or not, all shall be made
welcome.
Rooms-under the Republican office.
aug. 25, lS52-lyr.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
ASANVA 4 y 11NF2a1AA1~1lAg
Il fHd the Alternative properties OF this article
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
ARRAY OF PROOF

nnd drive snch diseases from the system See pamphlet for
testimony Of cures in NIL diseases which the limits Of aver.
temot will not permit to he Hnne here Agents give them
they contain ~ pages OF certificates vi high Chaf0Csy,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
A Whig Editors Opinion Of Gen
Pierce.

The Rev. Mr.. Dennison has written a let-
ter to the Boston Olive Branch defining his
political position, He repudiates Scott and
and goes for Webster. Mr.. Dennison, in
the course of his letter, pays the following
merItcd compliment to Gen. Pierce.
determined to see and Judge for myself,
| took kind letter of introdution from you,
and,ln company with youragrceable assistant
eoltor, waited on Hon. Franklin Pierce.
We met favorable reception, and found
MN IN all respects equal to our expectations.
Gen. Pierce reminds me more of a true Vir
gina gentleman, the self-collected, polished,
well-lntormed statesman, the warm-hearted,
generous, and chivalrc American soldier of
the old Dominion, than any man have ev-
er met in New England lie has stood well
the test of the most violent personal abuse.
lie has been publicly endorsed by Mr.. Web.
ster as well qualified for the presidency"
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,
BM NOT DEFRACDED!

Rry 10 hoe, 6scSs Dr. A. NJ. Naurieesu I2s Liberty ST.
y v. is nn thn nh rage, aud ht car Certs OHiee
he back niths t page .gor@s hcs, aud hay 04y
uf""caLe md hmtsrahe dealers send BY mall aud "a
t,r.a fn Dr 4. M. MPur"eal.
f tite rc. with contents, together with ieW
tpaDE &" IuipnrlBn ufgTcS every married feTale Win
b i'rv t tR'1te cuclsng letter
apopud rt'cr, add .v<scr ss hsrein. ..-
T-rOn receipt NJ Firy Cents, 'or One
DullHy TNT she ftnc Edition extra htndfnx,s
,sTTIT MARRIED. wOMAH'S PRIVATE
NiEDICAI. COMPANION" ~ sent (nsatIsa
rrss 20 nMy part Of the Inted states. All
letters must he post-pnsd. mud addressed tn
DiS. a. a. MAURICEAU, HOx I24&. New
YOrh City puhiishinE oGiOc. No. l43 Liberty
*tSFrt. NrsT fark.
For sa)e by-L Straton, ECiuinnai; TInntc
Il NFadduN, Ripley; Parker & Henile, Urbana
\ L Waisht, Springfield; SAXON, Canton;
? Frizrll, Gcolget0wn; WIN Earle. Massllon
J Donaldson. BncyIns Peers 4 CO.. Marion
D lamb, Fjndlny; + Fierce. Section Ten:
Perkins, Ath nz; l. e Con NelI, Cnshucton;
oprrd, MudIHu; Brown * Woriey, WasbihgteH
Z Newman, Nowalk: Il. Miller, Milarsburgh
j Buns, Rcsooe; Pine, Clitlirnthe. Ohio.
iIur ~ 352- tV
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25

BE-It is not worth while for Senator Pep
pard to reply to any article that contradicts
itself as plainly, as the one headed "Facts
for the People" does, which appearedin the
last Republican. Richard, when you wish
him to reply to anything that appears in
your columns, you must publish something
that looks little like truth; not such mess
of falsehoods as that which appears under
the head of "Facts for the People," in your
last paper,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
WASHINGTON, Aug. IL, 1852.

Fielling:-On yesterday the House pas
scd the general post route bill, by which a
new route is established from Carrollton by
way Of Algonquin, Palermo, New Hagers
town, DC, to Cambridge. Another from
Carrolton, by way of Kossuth esq. Jun
kins, Morges, Magnolia, to Zoar, and re-
turn by SCOTS mill, Zimmerman's, Kossuth,
and Carrollton. And. yet another from,
Cadiz by way of Harlem Springs to Saline,
vile. This bin will pass the Senate and be.
come law in u few days. 4
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
Hopedale and Wheeling plank
Road COMPANY.

Notice is hereby givin that Books will
be opened in the town of Hopedale, on Thurs.
day, the second day of September next, for
the purpose of receiving subscriptions tc
tie 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 ocoa,
sion, showing the superior advantages of Il
direct communication with the city of Whee-
ling, over any other point on the Ohio river
Meeting will bo organized at o'clock, p, NJ
of said day.
HENRY EAGLESON,
THOMAS HAMILTON,
JOHN RAMSAY,
SAMUEL BELL,
CYRUS McNEELY,
Board of Corporators
HODedale. O. Auoust Q. 1852.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
VIM. Fulton. Jr.

This gentleman {? occupies about col
umn anda quarter of the last Republican in
trying to reply to our article inrespect to his
dirty work. He makes great fuss. Dab
bles in law, scripture, and gives vent to the
lowest kind of blackguardism, in which he
tries to screen himself from the dirty work
that he has lately been guilty of doing.
He commences by publishing garbled ex-
tracts of our article, and then gives garbled
extracts of the post Office laws; parts of the
law that just suits his own side of the ques-
tion. After the law, then comes some OF
the lowest specimens of blackguardism that
has been published in that paper for long
time, and that is saying a great deal.
For us to undertake to reply to his slang,
would be putting ourself on a level with the
gentleman {? that holds the little petty of
flee of postmaster, and keeps picayunc store
in Tippecanoe Those that know us, will
know whnt he says about us is lie; and those
that do not, will think none the less of us
fol anything he might say against Or about
us.
His version of the post Office law is all
balderdash. There is not 4 publisher of a
newspaper in the Union but has sent papers
ofhis own publication to postmasters for the
purpose of getting them to circulate them a
mong the people of their respective neigh,
borhoods. And we will venture to say that
this William Fulton, Jr., is the first man
that ever returned them. And he only done
so for the want of principle, and because it
was paper that did not agree with him in
political sentiments.
We should not have troubled this man
with any ezra papers, had he not have told
us to do so, on the Saturday before the last
October election; and he also told us on the
same day, that he would do all he could for
us;and his article in the Republican shows
what kind of man he is to be believed.
We are very much obliged to you, Mr.. Full
ton, for the favors that you have done for us,
and hope that you will continue on in your
labor of love.
If any of the readers of the Republican
keep scrap hook, we would advise them
to cut out Mr.. Fulton's article and paste it
therein, so that in after generations the pco-
pie will have the benefit of one of the dirli-
est communications that ever appeared in
print,
E42-Don't fail to read the correspondence
of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, giving an ac-
count of the Pittsburgh Convention. It re-
veals some things which looks rather dishon-
l
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25

IN CALLING ATTENTION TO DIR. CIV
o IT'S Improved Extract OF yellow Dock and
Snrsaparila, we feel confident we are doing n
service to all who may be afflicted with Scrofu
lous and other disorders originating in hcrcdiIa
ry taint, or from impuriry Of the blood We
have known instances within the sphere of our
acquaintance where the most fornndnbIe dis,em
pcrs have been cured by the use os Guyso Ex-
tract oi Yellow DO k and snrsaparilin alone.
1t is ono the few advertised medicines that
cannot be stgmatized with quacKery, for the
yellow Dock and the - Sarsapa riilan arc
well known tc be the efficient (and at the same
time inoxlous) agents in the whole HTateria
MedcG, and by far the best and urcst prevcrn.
Lion of them is DR.. Guysou's ow c ock and
Sarsaparilla.
n.rSee advertisement.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
A Very Small Request.

y 1t would be great accommodation to us
If those who arc indebted to this Office would
try and pay us between this and the first
of September, as we have several claims a
gainst US that must be paids by that time,
and we can't pay them unless we have mon
cy to do it with. There will be ancxcelent
opportunity on Monday, the 3oth inst, to
either bring it yourselves or send it by the
delegates to the County Convention. Now
friends, don't consider this DUN, but just
accommodate us little this time, and we
will accommodate you more hereafter. by
giving you still better paper than we have
ever done before.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25

DIED-At Tippccanoe, Harrison coun-s.
ty, Ohio, on the 6thday of August, after J,
very short illness, in the 1Ith year of hiss
age, WILLIAM HENRY, son of Edwin II.
Fand Clementine Picket, formerly Of Wheel
ing, Va.
(Wheeling papers please copy.)
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
Final Accounts.

NTOTICE is hereby given that the following
/ y accounts have been filed in the probnte court
OF Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement.
The final account ofSamucI Williams rs exec
utor OF the estate OF Elizabeth Williams, doceas-
ed.
The final account Of Samuel Rogers rs guar.
dian of Eliza Ellen Hines. MINOR.
Al d that the same viii be severa lily examined
and passed upon by the undersigned on Monday
the 3Oth day of August next.
B. W. VElRS, Probate Judge.
July 81 ,IRJ @
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
Course Of Study and Terms pei
Quarter,

! Ist ClasS.--Tncluding Orthograrhy, Reading
Pcnmanship, Elct lcnfs of Arithmetic, History OF
The United States. Defining, Geosfaphy, English
Grammar. BibIic"l Antiquities, First Rudimcnts
OF Botany and w Dtts on the Mind, 81, 90
Ga CIass.--Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
Physiology, Political Econmoy, Biany, Ancient t
and Modern Iiisrcry. Ancient Typography. Sell
knowledge, Evidences of Christianity and PHI
losophy Of Natural History, $500
3rd Glass s--A zebra, Geometry Geology. As
ItronomY, Logic, Rhetoric, lntelloc tun Phloso.
phy, Moral Science, Eleme nts of Criticism and
Buffers Analogy. $500
In connection with the above branches. Exer
cises in the Bible, Reading, Writing, Orthogra-
phy, Grammar and Competition by all the CIas-
Auprst lS. 1852
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25

G1'-ln North Carolina, the State election
being over, the Wilmington Commercial, at
the request of many wings, has hoisted the
flag of Webster and Graham. The editor
calls upon the wings throughout the State to
call Convention and nominate an Eccto.
raj ticket.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
The Markets.

That excellent paper the Pittsburgh Post
out of which we take our market reports
failed to come to hand this week, which will
account for their non-appcarance. In look.
ing over our other exchanges, we find that
there has been no material change,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
GAINESVILLE Aurora.

This able Democratic paper has changed
hands. Mr.. Beard the former editor rctires
and gives place to Mr.. r. W. P. Muse, late
ofMcConnelsville. The Aurora was a good
paper under Mr. Boards administration, and
we do not believe that it will loose anything
by the change.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25

EgOn our first page will bO found Mr.
HAe's letter, in which he declines being a
candidate for the Presidency, and the Plat,
form adopted by the Free Sol! Convention.
We publish these important documents
forthe benefit of some half dozen Free Soil
ers in this county who are patrons of our pa,
per; and also as part of the current news
Of the day.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25

GE"Mr. Searight, the Democratic candi.
date for Canal Commissioner in Pennsylya-
MIA against whom a most infamous libel was
published in the whg papers, charging him
with forgery, died at Brownsville on the 10Th
INST We suppose this melancholy event
will satisfy the vampires who followed him
to his grave.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25

E9~The whig convention for this Con
gressional District, meets at Harlem Springs
to-day for the purpose Of nominating can
didate lor Congress.
1t is said that small item that appeared
in last weeks Sentinel, has spoiled certain
candidates calculations pretty considerably.
Sorry ifit has, for we would rather see him
beat than any other man in the district.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
iSalciUll, AuUIls

GEORGIA GIVEN up.-~The National Intel
ligencer of July 2@d, says: "In view of the
recent action Of the Union Convention in
Georgia, there is no possibility of the vote
of that State being cast for Gen. Scott"
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25

The Manegeries and Circus advert
sed in another column, are all they are rep
resented to be. We learn from our exchan-
ges that they have given general satisfaction
wherever they have performed, and we be
lieve they will do the same in Cadiz and
Mooreicld. The boys will save their quar-
ters--of course,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
lTopedale, o. August 8, 1859.
Executors Notice.

4IAVCuSOLo NOOAOC'
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed have been this day duly qualified as
Executors of the last Will and Testament of
David Ramsey late of Harrison County De-
ceased. Those having claims against said
Estate are'thorefore requested topresent the
same to the undersigned within one year
from this date for settlement; and those in
debted to said Estate are required to make
payment to the undersigned Immediately.
Mary A. Ramsay,
VIM. S. Ramsey,
Cadiz Ohio, August lth, 1859.
L. Lewton, Attorney.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25

G43"Three little whig whiGets have lately
been barking at us, viz. the editor of the Ma
rysville Tribune, the editor of the Belmont
Chronicle, and the editor of the Stcubenvilc
Herald. All we have to say to them is
bark on. you pups, and when you get thro
go to your kennels, and rest yourselves fol
another tour.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25

GEE" Democrats Of Harrison county. don t
fail to attend your township meetings on next
Saturday.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
CHEAEae MANUEACVElIEas.

ME subscriber wishes 10 inform his custom
Il crs and the public generally. Tint he has o.
hand lot OF CHAIRS, made to order. whc
he viii sell for cash orapprovcd county produce
md that ho still confines to mann aoture al
the different varieties Of Chaiss, Seuecs. Socia
bles, Arm-Chairs, small Chairs. cie., etc, at hl
stand, on Warrcn'stieet, a few doors south af 5
Il II M'fadien'a stlle.
iub4 NJ MCCONNELL
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
Administrators Sale.

ON the 2st day of August, A. d. 1875 Mt
Y Eo'cIoc!s, z. NJ, nt the door of the Court
House in the town of Cadz, will be sold to the
highest bidder, the following real estate as tho
property of Eli Roscr deceased, to vii: The east
halt OF lot number twcnty.iour "a, and the
west half Of lot number twenty three 49, situa-
ted in tho town of New Rumlcy, in the county,
Of tIarrisGn and State OF Ohio. Said two otis
apptaisrG at SI20 each,
Terms salc--Onc-third cash in hand, bal
lance in two equal annual aymcgIs with inter
est,
JACOB GUTSIIALL, Administrator
OF Eli Roscr, deceased.
Jnly 81, 1852.
The above sale has been postponed to Satur-
day. the | Ith day oIScptonbcr, 1882.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25

E8g~ Suppose our friends in the different
townships raise us club of five or ten new
subscribers in each township, at their meet
ings on the 28th. Itcan be easily done il
little excrtion is used. We have nice
premium to give to the one that raises the
lu gcst list on that dav.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
New Mail RoutGG.

The following note from the Hon. J. Ca
bic to The Calrollton Picayune, will be read
with interest by our numerous readers.
These routes have been needed for Il long
tirno
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
MARRIAGE
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE
WHY TPI

1as behold uasny females. sshsos in he sds5 a hts
batea heath ard sprits Wth c1mfeafioa q dFstA-rs
lul lmrns dsIyiuE lhra o. the 1Ner l9r ihr et ~fsat
bf lie Ege she Itysica health buoyaney o. sI7n,s
sna harry ssthy a nad artinE ff0u cosetoe q hsah
sh0sld be pTednmiaant.
May The 1t her sufnrs Il efBtfsrars NeeeA
scfae, p1r,ls AsuE sirihuod the hs YsA a.fitsse
hris lish Is Hanosfd Aad 81 eeus~s