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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1852-12-22

The late Bishop Heding use to tell an in-
cident in his Episcopal career, strikiRgly IL
Illustrating the despotic power of long indul-
ged habit. At one of the conferences where
he presided a young preacher was charged
with indulging too great exaggeration. He
was not said to be guilty of positive false
hood, but superlatives flowed so freely from
his tongue, that the truth had all The SEM
blanee and frequently did all the mischief Of
a lie. The young man was sentenced to bs
publicly admonished BY the Chair. Ifs
stood up in the presence ofbrethren, and the
Bishop, with great kindness, pointed out the
evilresulting from the habit After hearing
him through, the accused bathed ii tears.
requested permission to say few words.
He commenced by candid acknowledt. I.
meat OF his fault, and thanked the Bishop
for his adinonitien Turning q his brethren
in the ministry, be assured them Of hia de.
term.ination to conqaerhis besetting propen.
4sity. "a regret It, said he, rs much as any
Of youl Ihave struggled against it, Yes.
fbrethren, BY hight end by day, have wtps
on account Of il, and 4 can truly say il kaa
Ealreadg caused me to shed batrsfx ot tears. 4
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1852-12-22

ED-"M Mother" said an ipqpisitiye urchin,
"a few days since, ttwould You have been
amy relation to me II father hadn't married
lyou2" lfaigaa9 diaq@ u 34l gS98 Aasia'
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1852-12-22

i Egy- The Spaniards do not often payllly'
periodical compliments, but one Of their al
mired writers. speaking Of lady's black
eyes, says, Htheg were IN mourning for the
murders they had coapmittsd.P Z n
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1852-12-22
.lThe Real Christian.

- srAn y 50 happy as "a real Christiani
wriA solkational, so virtuous, so amisble.--
W ingEtas vanity does efeel, though he
3stly he| himself united to God. How far
$500 gdsnn sbjectness, though he ranks-him-
eh the worms Of the earth--P Passed..
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1852-12-22

EE- An o!d topper CHANGING to drink a
glass Of water for want Of something stron-
ger snacked his lips, and turned to one Of.
his companions, remarking, "Why. il don't
taste badly; have no doubt It's whole some
to females and tender ehildren.'' g3 y
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1852-12-22

EsTA medical writer ia the Scalpel speaks
Of two old maids, $50 dry they rataedl'--
The fellow ought to be indicted. s..e as.s N,
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1852-12-22

EE-Late California papers state tliat Ten
men, lin onesday on Sandy Bar tool, Oh ont
hundred an3 fifty one pounds Of gold dust
Placing clean river dust at value Of 3 IL pei
.oupEe, ths amount would be 4t,o7s. fia
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1852-12-22

EF-HeaF how. the editor Of the vermohs
Merearytaiks to the borrowing indiyidnals:
."Geta paper q spare%"sYes. 81. here me
Iof our last Would you like to subscribe
and take i regularly" ~ would. bllt +
am too pccrlps I That man has Just come
from the circus. Which cost him fifty cents:
lost time from his farm, ffty cents; hquor.
Judging frtm the smell AZ least fifky cents
.--making 4 dollsraad 4 half actually thrown
away ;sAd then begging for j newspaper. Il.
leging thathe Was t8o poor to pay for Il -
That's what We call Saving as the spigat
and lesjug at tEe bung hoie1
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1852-12-22

Eg-A clergy man being much pressed BY
a ladyof his acquaintance to preach asermon
on the first Sunday after her marriage, CON-
piled, and chose thefollowing passage in the.
Psalms for his text--tAnd let there be a.
bundance Of peace While tie moon endureN. |"
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1852-12-22

Eg-0n Monday Professor Newton sawed
away Q prat Of the jaw bone Of Miss Moon,
Clermont county, 0. The young lady was
nnder the influence of chloroform and expe-
rienced no pain. The bone was diseased
and was sawed through twice " l.s,g,ll
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1852-12-22

Ey Miss Doffs says, the first time coal
sleeve encircled he, waist. she was ina pa
wilton built Of rainbows, the window sils O
which, were composed OF .Eolian harps. {
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1852-12-22

aaMa1 take the responsibility" said q
= noA be hold out bis arms to receive
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1852-12-22

AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY A scientific
correspondent OF the New York Courier has
made an important discovery in voltaic eloc-
trici.y, which may be applied to the cure Of
weak nerves. Il is this: .. a,a q. .g
"If q cylandrieal piece of zinc is placed
near the top of a broom handle, and another
about fifteen inches below, connexion be
ing made between the two by means Of a
wire, a person taking hold of the top piece
with The right h md, while the left is PLACID
on the copper or lower piece, forms volta
ic circle, which becomes powerful the more
the broom is used. The hands must be
without gloves SO that the metals are in
contact, and the windows of the room should
be opened when the broom is used, so as to
admit the a- freely, The discovery is in
valuable to females in weak state for want
Of active life; ard for males it may be appli-
ed to axe handles" ela u s-
We suppose all weak young ladies and
gentlemen will be practising this experiment
every day.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1852-12-22

Boris ON ScoTT's DEFEAT. According
to letter received by a friend of the Phil
adelpbia Ledger, from one ofhis whig fliends
in Hanover county. Virginia, Bolts was ask
cd the other day, how he accounted for the
defeat. He replied there was nothing more
easily explained. for the foreign vote was
against Scott, and so was the native vote,
the Catholic vote, the Protestant vo.e-the
north, south east and west, were all against
him-and it was impossible, in democracy
for any one to resist such a decided and
unanimous expression of popular feeling -
This is undoubtedly and philosophica!ly true;
Scott was a victim to unanimous public sen
timcnt.
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Alleged Massacre Of so, 900 Chi
uese. s-

I'VE have report from China, by way
of California rthattke rebels had made an
incursion into Hunau, where they had cap
tured the city of Chun-chow, after a slaugh-
ter of three days and three nights, during
which $4,000 people-mcn, women and
children-were Mlled. These dates pur-
port to be ofthe 7Eh of August The story
is hardly credited BY the journals that make
public. A correspondent Of the New York
Observer writing from Canton under date
Of August 20, represents the rebellion in
Kwongsi Providence to be in measure sub
dued, the insurgents having been driven to
the mountains, and says that at no time has
it been considered as endangerng tie over
throw of the government. There is prOba-
bly, but little foundation for the report Of so
large slaughter. .4 .r., s.., ... s-
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THE New CossTIfgTIox LoUsskEA--A
new Consultation has recently been adopted
IN EOaisana, which contains several ipPor-
ftspt changes from the old one, swenoliee
The following among them: ssles
Do i. The basis, of representation was the
Whiie population---undsr the new CUhstitu
tion il is the whole population l1 l.asa
-. g. A residence in the State Of kso years
was essential to the right 70 vote; that is're-
dueed to oRe year. Naturalized foreigners
may vote Immediately alter naturalization,
if they have resided two years in the State.
b. 8. The experiment Of biennial elections TO
the Legislature having proved a failure,
the new constitution provides for annual e.
lecil0ns.G 81 az -I3Y4tEs H1rr 70 itl tl.i'fA8-a
4. The new Constitution makes the Judges
elective by the people, and fixes their term
at ten yesrs. The Supreme Court is compo-
sed ola Chief Justice and four assistants.
8. The old Constitution prohibited the
granting of acts incorporation for more than
twenty years; the new leaves it to the LegiS
lature to fix the duration of corporation in
the act of incorporation. f
3. The Governors term four years
He NAV reprieUe convict until the next ses-
sion of the Legislature, but cannot pardon.
T. State indebtedness is prohibited, ex-
cept for objects specified in the act authori-
zing it, which must receive the affirmative
votes of each House of the Legislature
The entire Indebtedness not to exceed eight
millions of dollars When the Legislature
authorizes debt above 100000 it must
provide adequate ways and means for the
payment of principal and interest when due;
and such acts cannot be repealed until the
obligation incurred under them is dischar-
ged in full. .a7p 4 H4 ,-st.H 9s.
g., In cases of bank insolvency, bill hol-
ders are preferred in the distribution of its
assets. 3 .sHiR aElb l e. @ 5N
g.. Divorces can only be granted by the
o .. ., q
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Cineinpa1i lIyIropnthic Or
,uatar anre Ratablishment.

WATER Cure E9ta6l1Sam6nE, '5-'ri
ylHE above Institution is open the reception OF
Iatients 1t is located aboat five miles from the city,
on the Carthage pike, and but few rods from the HaIn
ton Cincinnati and dayton Railroad, In the and at
be "a me distance tho Miami Canal In the front,
iteasy oRceess to those desirous o. enjoying tho
To lover Of nature lew parts of the country can r
nish pleasing OF scenery than spreads itse
before tTaveller all tho way Tom 10 he
Cure There nature aud combine, rendering the view
The large and beautiful Edice displays the taste
OF tie artist glance The neatness aud elegance OF the
t6smseiSes to the invalid All TO render
ths Establishment desirable one The Halls are exen
can range pleasure, nom atmospheric tltiuenoes
nccment weather The Bsa RG9ms are well S @
modous for the application OF water In
ST H ct oag where patients
win have an opportunity n[ restoring their muscular
ns fhe water for this establishment, clear, pure soft
and abundant; flowing from gravely bed, they send
neishborhood are for hcalthulness purity oil
air and variety OF scenery Althings combined we can.
SSsth, than this Institption. y. .:. !,
for many years. begs leave to INFORM the public
that no ans will eRpRTeOr the restoration health
years devoted her attention to the trsate1t
diseases peculiar to her and being every way
female department ProlAysus Uter with It's train oi
nen that Of female beauty AMI I
uness OF large portion OF the fair SEX will DO treatedIn
this m 6 ny s spbet we Would invite
the attention OF ladies' as in all cases we shall expect TO
| PERFORM perfect cure. 81 20. u" -, -. 4,
Persons visiting ths Cure by tho way Of the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Will stop at inc SaIlnage
station Patients arc requested 10 bring two
bes, Blankets two coarse sheets SIX toweis ana
Quantity of old linen, suitable for bandnses. tst5
TERMs-Thete for Board, Medical Serysss, and e
eiy Extra attendance viii subject the patient TO a.
Son6 deduction viii be made to those wc
find necessary to spend length OF time In tho ip9tn
ton transient viii be charged two dollars pei
dsS; We dollars viii be charged for the rs
examination. ~. 90 -. -Ai l,. .H-ss'i 9t
Forluttps' b. A. PEASE, N. d. ~ d.
| gl.sfsi-,54 HI Is Proprietor and Physician.
t,srthare, Hamilton Co. Ohio y 81 ~ laeR4
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oUINCY.adF FOUNDRY
Corner, Main and Qnincy Streets,


~ -wHEELlNG, VA. 49,
NHE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now conl
pleted their extensive estabshment, prepared to
furnish public with every variety OF work in their line.
Splendid plain and fancy arches, Including tenders,
Ter fronts, fire iron stands &c. ovens, common, rouI
and straight barred CRATES. rlar 4a.-f.t ."It
. AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES, sag
Including the and most improved coal and wood
stoves Franklin, balloon capnon ten plate keel boat
bachelor chamber paTor stoves romS4 90 TO S3O0
in ali its branches. Sugar kettles or vai.
Sizes and everything In the domestic line wholesale
Mil gearing, boat and min castings Our extensive
and most improved assortment OF patterns, long
perence in this line or business and the liberal patronage
hitherto received warrant US to expect continuation
custom in this part business Wind mill, hay scale,
corn shelter, truck wheel, and small wagon castings
'''ggo" PLoTGhS. FL ST AND PLOUGH CASTINGS.
we arc prepared to Furnish the patent lever patent hill
side Crane, hull, Hornet, snider de We have also Sc
this time the exclusive right TO manufacture Of
GiSTIS PATENT PLOUGH, ono or the most improved
.inplementa In farming at tho present day -t'
Iron rails and fenng for cemeteries houses gardens
&c. PoTIeG's improved graduating tyyeTe
iroIe have secured the patent right for several eoun
ties for this useful iron and can exhibit
from the United States AmoTyJ possessing Qualities
for facilitating the Blleksmths labors which other
nossesses Window tAps coIsols, &c. In short every
onr line Of business Sad irons with fancy stands
scrnpeTs. porch feet vault eeers, window and sewer
rTapgs &C. Wrought iron, nall and spikes, OF tho best
Glaty and at the lowest prices -.
SPeTsous wishing to purchase IN our line, Wholesale
or retail will please gfye call AL orders frO this
country will be carefully to and punctually Eed'
Scran iron nurchased at market prices.
GuE24. l' ,'FH y HAMILTON q HoGhsS.
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MIAMI MEDICAL CoLlHGH

or CineTnnnti-acssion of 1S59S53.
IHE regular course Of Medical Lectures in this Institu.
i tion will ,commence the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1859, and continue four months,
HOAED TRUSTEES.
1tev. g. ELLIOTT, n. H., President Of the Board.
o, NJ. LANGD0N3. NJ. d., Seclet etRrys't t!l ~ ,fttNi
Rev. THORNTON A. MILLS. U.Hlliu ui5u5Htf +
Hon. C. ID. COFFIN. ~ I'd a,+j4 4 ID :,
r. D. MUSSEY, NJ. d. go ~ '''s
Hon. JOHN BURG0YNE.
Hon. G R0. H0AnLEY, JR! g, atli haisayIasF
Z. NJ. GREGORY, ESQ. @ =
GRO. MENnENIIALE,M. ID. y 10 .fHlHct 81!
The Faculty Is composed Of the following gentlemeui
r. ID. MussRY, n. D., Professor OF and Oper.
atlve Surgery. K Il 80.
JOHN JAWS, M d. Adjunct Professor of Anatomy. "
JouN F. WHITE N. d., Professor OF Theory aud Prae.
ice OF Medicine - -. 49,. a.. Z.
Diseases OF Women and J hildTen. ~
JoHN A. duRruv, NJ. d Professor of MateTia Medlca,
lTheTanentiCs and Medical Jurisprudence. -.l-.l.
g. G. COMRdYs NJ. d., Professor OF Institutes of Medi
cine. =. ~ 2. ~. "
John LoCKE, In. n. d. Lecturer on Chemistry. ii- &;
APRELININARY OF Lectures upon some Important
speciaesin Medicine and SURGERY, will be given during
the month Of October. These lectures will be free Stu
jonts are advised to commence with this course.
The yDISSECTlNG ROOMS under the supervision o
the Adjunct Professor OF anatomy win be opened on the
1st OF October. ,.,..-
Dssectng Ticket so. Graduation Fee $50. t n uas.n
f9s 'D'N' j. r JUDKINS, M.SI., %
tf3l; hEE tatlIfa stf.llF ia Dean OF tho Faculty.
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ERooks, stationary, variety Gso6is, &c.
TIME Subscriber thankful FOR the liberal exten.
ded him. bgs to request the attention Of
ing OF school Medical TheolSgsal HstoIica and MS
b6oks wall md window PareTs, and Variety Goodsf-
10 Metehants, Teachers. School Trustees and otee[a
wishing to purchase in quantities, every WIZ
be offered in prices aud forms. ,,,rs, y. ,,...
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JOHN II. THOMPSON,
Il Aug ot-tE 81 Monroe Street.
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al y ITi3lTI7 . 7Iiil z D -7iE257l 7
MY Voice is for ..PeaceM

| J.
CocK.A-DooDLE Doo!-fsIn q the name of theq.
French nation mean the French empire-I ask r.
and pray for peace! We want peace! Whatare
armiesl Necessary evisl What is gloIys Goldalo
en- smokeR Something after this fashion speaksoz
LOUIS Napoleon at Bordeaux 5,!4i 81; lIisa "a.
/ An owl in holly bush is familiar object OF
the gravely ridiculous; but the owl is beaten
Think of an eagle in an. olive treel The soaring
carniyerous bird, that instinct with glory smeilsP
the battle from afaI, and cleayeS the air, to come &
poulce upon the dying. Beak and claws red and =,
wet with blood, and gOrgng, goFging . ts belly fs
Butthis.is all over Theleagle gives up yflesh; :;
diet; and, forsaking its rocky high place: will be-
come even as domestic poultfya The eagle will ~
perch, and no doubt do his best to coo in an olive
tree-iving upon olives as polpanot eats shellsit
ed almonds.
After ll,it is natural that themantired of gum
powder-especiallyo of the civic sort that made the
glory the I'd Dec-as he nears the throne 90
desire TO sit still awhile and rest himself And will
he not have bees about him-a very swarm Of
golden bees-all suggestive to the Imperial mind,
of industry and .Iewardful labor, and sweet CONF
tent? And, therefore, and from the bottom ofmyr
heart-(if it has bottom; though, from the pro-
fundity of the sympathies attbutedt to man bya
truth loving Church, we doubt if the bottom has :
ever yet been iathomed( (-therefore does Louie
Napoleon hunger for peace. "CTook me thatiIms@1
Ipefal sword into sickle; melt me those relocks5
into plowshares; convert those helmets of the -
Imperial Guard into bee-hives." These must be
the thoughts the aspirations of the man that like
newly bruised eye, is fast becoming very purped
ttBut how"-certain iDqusitiye people may ask,
It"about the steam nayy2" .ae ssa u cdr
.eTo besur There is the NapOieon, capable of
transporting 5000 troops,' ".
eyes; and the AastsrEts, first.rate ntof-%af si
steamer, with broadkide weight of metal that can.o
splinter Gibraltar? What are these and Others
the ttocks fo1? All for peace?" ..f 80, ,s,,,t
.tFor peace replied the Erdperot. "Bhilt.. p
purely, for voyages Of discovery. To discover he's
Gardens ofthe HesperidesEtssids, or the GnIdenEo
of Folkestone)- tiace the source of the Pacto ii
l!lus-(aside, or the source of the Thames. Yesl
Ii cry peace-peace in my mission: And so be-
er Of London, or athe forecourt of buckingham
Palace. \. I.l.lLa ..t,. b ..1a.spb
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AND PITTSRURG RAII
1I5l-I ROADg gIF
~ Es.F lSss-7t kstt SllIl
SzSss5Si sSs5t


ON and after Wednesday, June Ieth 1892 Passenger
Leave Cleveland at 9;40 n Express train for Wells
lion Train i5r RaVenna stopping all way stations
Leaves RRvenna at7:O0 A. NJ, Train for
stSRRag At T. az 1Sy SySy g % R,s.
Cleveland, and internediat stations. " = - - y.
The $50 BIPfsss Train om Cleveland, connects daily
with the following lines. to wi At HUDSON with the
Akron Branch Railroad for Cuyahoga Falls and Akroniet
with s 9 Of -Four T o
Roads at Bhyard with hacks for Dover New philadelphia
FOR RPfTTsBuRG-The $50 A. NJ, Express Train,
from Cleveland connects at wesSille with the new and
elegant side wheel steamer, CITY for Pttsburgh
andiHermediate landings arriving at the same
Fare from Cleveand to Pittsburgh by Ohio and Penn.
Pittsburgh. byway OF ellaVille,
PASSENGER are ticketed through and their baggage is
checked through to Pittsburgh Via Wenavine. ~
I FORWHEBLiNG.-Tns $40 A. N. Express train froEl
4 ts and hf pfa ifHSd sS9 5
Wheeling touching the intermediate landing and arriv
| RBTURNIEG,- ,--i2ts5 P: NJ ExpLess Train, connects
with the ab0pe steamers at Wesyei also with the Ohio
tho Akron Branch Railroad: 'iv ii'itlo iAl
Passengers leaving Pfttsbnrg O'Clock, a: M, and
press Train from Wellsyile and arrive at Cevelands in
time 10 connect with tho Lake Se1mers Tor New Xork'
Also for Toledo Detroit, Chicago, Racine Milwauke,
ane pa se HEELiN orPITTsBURGH in
the morning By this route, arrive at Cleveland the same
evening and the following night can be In New YoTkor
I'M accommodation Train Rasenna at 4 O'Clock
NJ, connects at Hndsoh with the iran BIT anch kall
Road and reaches CLEVELAND In time to SoneSt viii me
Cincinnati Railroad for the South -, ,,,a.
III % win The Express Train from
Cincnnati and Cnldmb at Cleveland, with the Akron
Branch RailE9ad q Hudson, % i,ot,S n,,pArnlt. *
/ Cisyefati June Il. 55sS nG3a1a Superintendent.
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odd Case. q,

.a = Hf . = d Er -.ift
Among the law reports in our English files, We =
notice one of acase on Home Circuit Of a vefy
singular and amusing characters! dols9s 81 s. Aoio
The action was foT nuisance broug htiby 81 Het-iO
chant Just retired from business against neghbor
who caused number of scaffoIds TO be erected on
his land, contagious to the plaintiffs premges,h
from which were suspended Hstring of tea kettles
tea boards watering pots, horse c6HaIs3 horsS and
bullocks heads and q figure representing Maria
Mannering the muTdereSs. The Humpety was not
only hedious to the sight, but its clattef in the
wind was so uneaIthly, that the simple people Of
the country.sRere afraid Ass the spotiu thee
night without the protection of policemen. Epd
give the Court better idea of the merits OF the
case, large box containing model Of The 1it1i-
sarice was brought in, and the conte iits were no.
sooner exhibited, than the hole Cont was CON-
YnlSed with laughter. The yeherabie Lord Chsefl
JuFtice Joined in the chorus, and cd that
mode Podght to 20 to the De SQUIRREL
for edefendaIs icayed M 6ncs, only
ed for 4 title mercy, IL an such case any mercy
were p6 The JURY alter delibef apottt
half an houf, to the s4
-. ne man that nots wlli ~ sEf1te a8eod
- And not pye5p ~ ,aiBn sbisS5bGF
II Wolsef than the thensi nfesH,Ia4 10 S5Fff
| What dom know any. betteTs 81 81, y6a al
~ iAnd III you tlf ine foot 81 M HyJ
And rake down sall cIeafions,fi Il fes
You eolldtl find mi saI,el. man IS Is 3bEI
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