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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-13

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No PANTY Shsald b WitA01t Them.
eT~.k 4 N'L.n<'s Lf~<x Psck whs~A hss.
frsems "A i@dssf~n~@szs fssas n51i<ia.<- II.
tssh;fai > ep'esa, ~lszsA 4a@< ~ d.><s~<
Lisrr 'nsnisess ls<salse< ssas< ~ 49,. n err,
fsmilys dyss<f~ss. >. L h<.dzeh. ohs<su<s,oa .
ne mrnsss. <gs< sz~i krser. P-ins "a the ID
~ilh dg. h><4inz ro1sh. are al iie re~1i's q
hspsiir tessxen<n<- cod g. fhss< u. NJ.
lanes fil'~ <rs se.<ss<n randy U~vtssr
n<sef ss~n kDo<n e f<a. and l'~y slss1ia Ne
kfpt a AZ isase< b izn4s.ies
DiKlrraexx-Iske s~o o. thfse going to bed.
fser second ~ thisd nishi. Ifihr. donoi purge
i~sa-er ihfe< Hnrs II nexr manning, take one Nv
I~e more. A sighf dva5fasf should inssrisi,ly
follow their uss.
The lisrr fsll NAV also H. nzsd where purs-
ing q simply nece~<sry. so sn sn,i-hilious
Po1Kz'ise il,<y arr ius<rsss 10 none. And Ia da-es
Of two az three. ihsy give astonishing relif 70
s'rx hesdsche, sl-o IA zisshi arrangements Of Tie
s,omsrh.
GJf for ssir Is ID. Hesri. ~ the Pass Oliire
IN Hilislnroosh. ly Long q wsIA,, by Dr. 5. ID.
Scheduled. and By Druggists and Dealers gene
r,ls.
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or n should be universally kno,cn--for it is
strictly tue--that indigestion is the parent Of a
large proportion of the fatal diseases. Dyscntery,
tIiarrlitra, cholera morhus, liver. complaint and
many other diseases enumerated in the City In
sprctor's weekly catalogue Of deaths, are genera
ted hy Indigestion alone. Think Of that. dyspep-
tice! think Of il. all who sullar fiom disordereJ
-sfonaehs, and il you are willing 10 be guided BY
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EsrrRrRiss.-perhaT~ 40 stronger evidence
can he abused Of the intrinsic value and unri.
vailed usefulness u Ayers Cherry Pceiaral, lhan
the fact, thai in an'er 10 supply The demand ihs
Proprietor has hem ramI.elIrd letuild an inl-
H'.nse block. oeruPsing large part Of square
in one Of the principal tbafouehiars. eve <'ssies
Of whirh il 20 he oeenlied by hi Laboratory iar
The propagation u the Cherry Pictorial alone. As
ihis article has now won is way ioihe public "a.
sor solely by is sueeess in curing diseases. this
fact is some comment on is virtue. LoictH Abr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-13

1T ARcRiFED.
! dozPp,h, sesian psalmudil,.
81
long q WEBB's.
Aaga.. a.. lssl s.
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TASxERrEs.-The Superintendent Of
the census Bureau has published a
statistical account of Tanncries in the
United States, as compiled from the
returns of the 9TH Census. In North
Carolina, there are Isl Tanneries. in
which 5,296 persons are employed. A
mount of capital invested, 1881 ,055.
Value produced ss52.5s5.
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N OTICE F.

TNHE subscribers will offer for sale, al public
auction. on the pre- Kisses, on Saturday the
18th Of November next, the LAND and MILL
formerly known by the name Of Haris's Mill,
situate on Rocky River. The land lying on both
sides Of the river, eight or nine miles southwest
from Peterborough, and in about two miles from
the intended Plank Road leading through this
section of country. This Mill has an excellent
pair of burs, an excellent corn Mill, and the boil
ting works were newly constructed last summer
with castings, and are in good order for making
merchant Hour. only the shaft Of the main wheel
Is broken. This Seat is remarkable for its fall
and water Power, and with tight dam the Mill
runs all the year. There is not better seat for
factory Of any kind in all this country, $50
said by the best Of judges.) The terms easy.
and will be made known on the day Of sale. ANY
person wishing 10 purchase would do well TO ex-
anime the premises for themselves, previous d
the day of sale.
BROOKS & THOMPSON.
.tnls~. IN .
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To Heads Of schools and Mslsi-
cal Communities.

cal Communities.
VsHE Subscribers engagement at the Hillside
rough Female School, at which he has been
teaching for the last four years, will end with the
present session, and he lakes this method of offer
ing his services as Teacher Of Music to those
who nay need them.
A'd'ess' JULIUS L. KERN,
i Marlborough, N. 9.
September Is. 53-3w
NJ The Raleigh Register and Fayetteville
Observer will publish three tunes, and send bills
TO this Office.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

REMAINING in the Post Office al HilIsbo-
~ rough. N. G.. on the 1T day Of October,
1852, which. IL not taken out within three
m"nihs, will he sent to the General Post Office
as dead letters.
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P.esi.Ienee,. an. d selleml.el IS.

The case 81 ". III. Greene was drrid. q
Yesterday IN The Conn oil Maglslrai. $, and
,he liquor, to the amounl III some 50 900.
was d,rIaied iorIriird. aud ordered TO be
desioyrd by iLe rny MatsI.aI. v h. plo.
s.cfesird to execute il.r slee.slon II lllr Cuur.
but wac stayed by willul rrplesin. is-u-
Cd by The Cinuii Cont ii The Unnsd
States for Iln~ DlsI,iri. nj The instance II
Mr.. Greene. by Tie UnlIed States Ma sI,al.
THIS ease has been some Time before ihe
Conri, aud involved q greater amount oI
the c"nlraband ~iurIe than has bern here
loiore seized undes The Name liquor law
ia New England. The liquni was said
10 belong To Mr.. ll"lblook. aud as the
properly of Nh. liolhrnok was cnndrmn-
ell; bu, il is now claimed ny Mr.. Wm.
". Greene. " ho Is al present Z. sidenl oi
New York cmy.
Considerable excitement was ohserva-
bic among The citizens. yesterday; but the
transfer IL The liquor was made without
any manifestations TO create . disturbance.
All par'Ies seemed pleased with the idea
of having The liquor question com. belore
The Unied States Cnuri, and as lhi. is the
first case so carried up. the result will he
l"ukesl Tor with murh interest by States
where the suppressiye law is in nprralion,
or where Efforts are making 10 have il in
'rodured.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-13

- SIC 'ltisf hf mcnx Il "a
Folk. " .es'lpl9 Atrsf ,|'|l anssaok
~ p iul N hhl|iy ald sislrsns,sh,e
Md ~ a. D. D,ao5sL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-13

ntasl IS Visible d lArm. anl Nlr d
~ ihs i,oeps q dr|e1l him Be strength.
ened The eomn'aials shaal NJ, going
enau lItfiIonttIIhs Isar sita ftai lIeI
le-r i0iei BIN y, ssea tnl klosn. O.,
~ a. laIh IN tfFesn sI.rirs abo.t
lanill AZ fallE - ~ lh.l.
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eJUsTIDE TO TIEs DEAD.-We notice in
sme the partisan pape,sa comparison be-
tween the lalp President Polk and General
Pierce. IN which great injustice Is done 10
the fnrmer. Both were members 81 Con.
gr'ss Al lie same time. and the Journals
= The ur years they wrre III the Honsr
show their relative STANDING an,lini'ncnce
~ that lndy. Mr.. Polk was soon selected
as chairman Of The mos, important com.
m'ltee of the H,mse-lIial of Wa,s and
Means; and during the iasi two wears vas
The Speaker The House. where his grpal
ability was admitted by all parties Gcnr-
TAI Fierce never was q member ot any I'm.
poriant committee eiil,ei Of the House ~
Senate. as any one viii see hy referring
70 The Journals &c Congress. We haS,
no ohjrriion to'seelng The nasi ample ja,-
hednne To the General by hissupp"rers,
oul IN securing .lleir own ends they sItmld
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08

The St. Louis IntelIigenccr re-
lates the iallewing amusing incident
One .ot the Health's sprn,kIing
wagons, used to dampen the streets
OF our city by water from a large
reservoir, containing several hogs.
heads, was proceeding slowly down
Fourth street, engaged in tho laud-
able task Of flooring the dust, when
the attention of a raw I1oosier was
attracted toward the singular look
ing vehicle. ''- '..."@ ,...rs
"iiullo, stranger" said he. ad-
dressing himselfdiite addibIy to The
driver, you're losing all your water
thar!'' .l ..e .r-
No answer was made by the per-
son addressed. ar OIL H0ETUl9
II say, old hoss,' said the Hoo
sior ',you're loosing your water
right smart, thar, | tell you, and III!
be dog-on'd if your old tub wont b,
dry, next that you know"
Thedriyer was still silent, and
the stranger again. addressed him:
''Look here; you'fool, don't you
see, that somethin.ss broke loose
with your old cistern ON wheels.
aad that all your water is leakin
OutEnm .m.e :imt- .'sLa" :,
Still the driver was silent, and
the Hoosier turned away in disgust.
rnuttering to hirccself; a N ma'.F .t"a
,''Pll allow that feIler is a little the
biggest fool | ever did see, but if he
is-so blind to his interest as to
throw his labor away in that way,
let him do it and be- = . -," -
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
Carriage, Wagon n and Buggy Man
| i. = LL--. Infacfnrv.

A 1ARoN FoRMANs g rhaak iul foe the Ibehl
N palfouage heretofore exiendedlo him, would
anlonnce TO the citizens OF Harrison, and the ad-
joining counties, that he is now better prepared
thnn ever 40 maaufs ct,ire 10 order a,a'tI
FAMILY CARRIAGES, .BARoUCHES. BUG
GIES. GIGS. SULKIES, AND WAGONS
OF all Kinds and sizes, which he feels confdenl
cannot be excelled by any other shop ia the
,oantfy. nD"s '.....'
IIaying n stock Of mhterial that is really un-
surpassed, and having a full knowledge Of the
business in all its branches, he respectfully nsk'
those who may want ans thing D the above line
TO give him n call. ~ 90
His shop is in the rear Of MI. slsmmo9:' BlaeS
Smhh Shops aud near,y oppOsiie the GWdiz Hotel
where he may at oil Times he found, ocySt,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
DAGUERREOTYPES

l~-I->--t~ 1-~l ~I--I-.-JO~"-~h--J
a ,HC.PA leElD1E, 'Daguonean A. iusl, No.
IA 3G, aMeIfoe st., ,beiowsafartef,a 'ing.
Va, FGspectluIly announces toIthGc izeiis ol
Harrison md adjoining Counties, ifiit he is pre-
pared 10 take Dhgrerreotypcs in the vEHY hEsr
srYLrs. nrd with all latestiuprosemeHts.
Lkeuesscs mkeireqpnHy aswelin cloudy us
in more pleasant. .wcat ther, aud particular II item
lion paid loobtaining the most favorable position
for SECURING II pleasing likeness. t"1
GrOnpcs of any number OF persons can be tn
ken on one plate, and perfeel likeuesses taken
Of Young children. ILL s,a s.lrug a.,
nm constantly receiving, AID have alwny on
hand, Il complete stock Of i.ockets, Fancy Gases,
and Daguerrean Materials, Appantua, &c, all
ofIwhi.h | will sell on the most layorabIe terms.
Oct29. ly gA. &. PARTRIDGE. d.
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Agomls Cor llle ScMliMcI.

The following namrd gcnllcpicn are our an
orned agents 10 receive subscriptions, ndvcr-
srments, and Dob Work al contracts made
by them will he strictly lulGlled bssusi.--
Freeporr Joseph Alien. - ....
MuoIu6eld--A. Jul SchrpihGr
Westchesrer--W Fleming. ...... .. ,
Franklin Or. H. Cnnaway.
Runley y--Jacob Gutshall .....
Short Creek--Asa ilulmcs. a.
Stnck--Jrmes lloagland.
4 Athens--Dr Thomas Flndlcy
Green--John Wilkin. ,.r......
Germati--John Brown. ..
Nouh--A. f. Croskey. 20 ... ir.,
Monre e--Ilcnry B. Heller. ......s 3 ...
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Ay0TtM Sci ssTiVlc WosDsa! IMaoarAsr,
DrsFEFTics. s.-Dt. J. s. Hought6n's Pepsin,. III
true Digestive Fluid, orc astrie juice, prepa
red from ReInet !, or be Fourth Stomach lof m
Ok, after dit ectoils OF Bafon Liebig. the gre,a
.Phydoiogical Chemist, IyJ. g. ffoughtoh. N
y, Philadelphia; This j. truly. q ,woId. -
temedy Tor ndigestidny Dysp4pda, sJnundice
Liver Cohplmlht, U6nstiPatFoh. tand Debility
cuiiIg after Ndta res bwfi Method by Ndtufe'
vn Agent! the y astfic juice, PamPRiets. con.
by hgens gratis. Soc notice piaohg be medl,
cal advertisements . gtsiBiahA ~ FH'sll iehH
49,. Ilss LGssal LALG La l1-Al I IL :
lVTNANG;Y GOO Sp%-NsedleswBflr CUilars, iIJn.
4 dersslcsVes, Sbenoess, ,ifiAHdkefeIiiels, Grape
Shawls. GI6kaS, Mitas1 etc.. at the thsap stota 4
harl7. IL ald,aI JOHN MCCORMICK.
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NEW GOODS Ar MooR'sl

They come they sees tbey ps,rehae
nF the most beautiful and mOsl general Of
" sOrmeni Of pry Goods ever presented to
the town Of Oadi2a melargesuaAd 6nest stack
Of Black and solOEsd Broad Glolhs afas
The largest. tastisst and eheapest lot Of Bon
est ever offered a. I 4 EAg ~ MOORE,S
iB The hes. Alock Of BaIsge delaines lst lsaiss'
dTrssesaf ..,Y. A. T. MOQREiS
The largest stock Of ladies cue shoes ever Of
fcred aFe,at ~ 4s p II A. =. fMO0REfS
The most beautiful dress silks and satihs, ben
net silks and ribbons ever seen. are at I'D
The best stock Of Ready Made Ciothing in
town is now at J.4I7a1 bfaA. FsM0oRE'S
The rarest and most tasty selection of French
work, capes, collars chemisetis and UNDER
sleeves is to. be had nj - "A. +. rMoORE'S
| The most Substantial Chssitneres sntinetls
ETweets, jeans and lether lstaflsi IoF pahls afe
now to be had aluHllaulaA A. FL MOORE'S
In fact, nave Ihe goods which to see is wor-
thy the attention ol he whole eommunityy--
| Groceries, QucenswJre. Kossuth and Lamnfifbo
straw aud Cassutcte Hats, aces, Edgings, lin
ems, cottons. etc., ele. Gall and see befoIe you
purchase, aud you win find that l have .adoe.ed
he principle oiqlick sales, small profits and tle
best of nay, that IS, CASH. So call and save
at leust a5 per cent, opposite The watehmakers,
at the old stand. Of III A. II. MOORE'S.
| April %, 1852 gu2lF WF
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Roots Essseg sSIs0c$,
T.EATlTEIk & CO. ,a..ab

YYlE subscriber. very thankful for past fnvors
Y would respectfully inform his old customer
aud the public generally !, that he hps now on
hinId most 'splendid assortment OF lOOTS and
SHOES. SOLE and, UPPER. LEATHER Cali
skins, Morocco Litfingait Binding, Skius, Nails,
!Thrctd, and hlinosteyety article Ill his line. .,a
!; Also Ladies' .aad GeutlemeiIis gum Over Shoes,
Mems Rnlte Over shaes, adj OF "a superior at, le,
hides. or alInest any Kind a aHerelsa RtHble Pro-
duee. W i ....H, e. t.f :. Samuel SLESfM ONS.s
Z N,B--Persn knowing themselves in,Iebted
either by Note or Book account, or !, Iong stand!
ing, will please call anttsttile up, us short set
lements MAKE long, .1riends.. aud in some Oh Sc
ave costs. 1@ iinarfe.t - ~ -. lAl 5, ).
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
4 RICH YARN.

An exchange gets off the follow
ing story, which is too good to. be
lost, even ifit should turn out to bo
manufactured out OF old cloth 1t
cuts both ways. 1t was intended
as a squib on either section of the
Union, as divided BY Mason and
Dixon's line, we hardly know which
gets the hardest rub: :-AA shreeNwd
Yankea, peigrinating through the
south on d voyage Of adventure,
came to the habItation Of a widow
lody, well TO do ia the world, who
had an only daughter, After tarry-
ing a few days, the Yankee and
matron became mutuly pleased with
each other, and the latter remarked
to him that if he liked the daughter
well enongh to marry her, he might
stop and become manager, OF her
estate The bargain was, closed,
the tlllptals were consiimated but
the Yankee was more surprised tfian
delighted. about ,thrce months after
the wedding, toirbe' presented wifi
an her whase. complexion. and hair
INDICATED q paternity not, pure Cau@
casiaa The husband started to
Nashville, and laying the case before
n
o lawyer, waited furl an answer. a., a't
II can obtain q divorce Tor you,''
said itRie R lawyer, ....nppn .proot, Gf the
facts slated, without delay .''aa q iysi.
"A divorce. said. tho Yankee,
@vko said anything aboutd divorce?
Whit 1 wahtto Know, u.s. Is. .sl.o o, oscns ssa,,
A.e Niggrrqa That's all! .oe nfl
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Glass nmA NmesnsM.are STARE
---IlL4L--Ll3 ILL ] T.
NEW CHIN a,

y Glass aNA Queensyslre Store,
Nd. 25, MoSRbB STaEET,a Whesi ING, VIRGINIA.
r MI + subscribers respectfully giVenotiGe that
u they have imported diiect from the miiHu fac
tprcrs, large md complete stock Of the. e.aboSe
WuTe. together with an 1850 oTtment Of Mantle Or
naments md Fancy Goods, some of whicr tre OF
exquisite taste and beauty.i irons Stone China,
and PORCELAIN BrealIfast DiHpeb Tea Agd lIoilet
Ware, 0f rhennr0 new pattern, Solar and Lard
Lamps and Lanterns of aoVaJ description, Bri-
tannip Ware Cnslery. etoa We shall 6t adj dimes
keep as eoInnIete. an assortment Of CdihGon Ware
on bapdr tpr the eily and country tEnde. as oan
be found atgny other store, in Ahe West, by
giving our persomal atteution ~ Ts@paokipg tha
AiIme, convince qp who may fasan with their
NJ atronNge,e that lhHy cannot do better at ahy
bheE establisbmen in the county. IA pi5n5R j
'hI .iaq Gps HOBBS, BARNES & CO.. b,i ",
,5 0au5a Flint: lass manufacturers. N il9
M Jnh7-u ygDIo9s3 s1fgHtrs,a tWhaelings y Ma. u,
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TO TEE LADTES.

a LARGE and splendid stock Of Ready
N Made Clothing,st e
mjy 10. SiiOTWELL & CRAB 'S.
DONNETs und Cape May Hats, a boau,iiul
Dnrliele and very cheap, Ut ~
may 49, SllOTWELL & CRABB'S. ~
DROWN AID Bleached Muslius. very low, at
Dmay le SHOTWELLE& CliABB'S.
4 bARASOLSnnd Umbrellas, good. Tie cash
4 store OF 'SllOTWELL Il CRABB'5.
DRiNTS ofyariots qualities. RON 6 Ia to
L. i2,l-2 cents per yard, atsthe cash store of
maytl9. sIIOTWELL Il CRABBS.
I ADlES' Shoes, Gators, half gui,ors, buskin
4 Aties, Of beautiful styles, II, 80. u.
may 10. SlIUrWELL & CRABB'S.,
A ltTIFICIALs, Il most superb article, at the
N cash store Of '' "t
NAV 49, |SHOTWDLL g. CRABB'S.
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r. Brooks.
4bs 4sili La OOAcg
IlQ. MAIN ST. WHElsLIl

.rN !. ll9, MAIN ST, WHEELING. VA,
IL EEPS constantly on hand a large Ptock
~ CONTEMPORARIES olhIsown Iuanuiqc-
ihfe, which he eau and will sell clIEAFER tfun
any, other establishment in the city. e ~ %.
Fruits OF all kinds always on httnd, as also a
choice variety Of Cakes suitable for pan ties. SO.
lie also manufacturers /" Brooks Celebrated
Cough Candy" the best article now in use, 10
Coughs and Colds. -'sl'."-'- TO
Orders from distance are solicited, which
will be prnmpIlN attended 10. - oct!9. lH-
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MRS. M. IDHVINb.'S

CoNFECToN.4RYt & E9RIETY STORE
: OPRnsiTE rms PUBIC BuiLnISSs.
M RS. DfNlN Il respectfully informs her fFierds
INl that she has opened cut in the building
0ireetly Opposite tho Pahtic Buildings, where She
offers lor sale II large aud we'll. selected assert
ment Of COME CTiON.4 x les, 30.
among which mily be found the following:
Common and iancy Candies ofnll kinds
Almonds, Raisins, Filbers and Figsi
Creain and Fea Nuts;
Sugar, Soda. Batter and Water Crackers;
3 Cheese, Candles ard Soap;
Cinnamon, in the bark aud ground;
Pepper, Ginger, Alspioe and Starch;
Mrs, Millef's Heclanue Fine Cut ChewIna
Tobhacco, uIi excellent article;
Cigilrs ami Tobacco OF all kiutls;
Teas. Brown aud Crushed SHght;
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce;
Combs Of every description;
Pen Knives OF all kinds;
Eye Protectors ana Goggles; aa"
Visiting Cards and Envelopes; ....,,
Watch CHAINS, Keys and Guards; ''"
a fine lot of Common Jewehy;1 '
8. Toys'ofiIll descriptions. t'iHN ii-' -fsa.
DI1r As she inrcuds to sell cheap, she hopes
her friends and the public generally will favor le
with eirpatronage.
~ Country CUntectionories Gun be supplied
at my establishment on the very best terms. DO
"a marl0-ly r...i h1 NJ DIVINE.
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B z z w q u AOU S Il.
KY .EOEsN WALK H,kk

Main Sttryt, one square North Of the Suspon-
w.. son Bridge, Wheeling, Va. .gr,a..',.
VESlIIS HOUSE has been lhcrouebly re.flIed
IL and supplied with new furniture through,
out, sCiizens Of Iirrrispn County visiting
nieiicc necessary 70 their comfort. 4. -s..',.,,
The Best of Fare and Low Bills.
There is also ted with the house large
and cowmodious iSyssSOu Yard. and nex
cclleDt Stable, nearly ntw, Or Fhe Eastern
and Western stages call Mt this house every day
for passengers Iuna 2, 53.--Iy4i'19 fs3E .f~~g u
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
WHEN NfAMInIn-

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.4lLgTX4Ee1 t-s4 2G3fi9dLH
When lam old-and D how socn,
Viii hfs's ssset tAotnihg yield 70 noon,
:. And noons4 hraad, ealaest, frrventhSht
=. ie shaded n the solemn night ss.,'s.
Tit like he story well hig6 Told, y.
Wlll seem my his--wheh am Old.
Mhen l am old, THE hrerEY earth
Will lose for me It's voice Of mirth;
e The streams viii have anunder tons,
Of sadness, not by right theirown;.
And dspTihg' sswest power in vain unfold
In rosy eharms7TY hen am pld,r
When | am cd, shall not care
To deck with flowers my fading hair;
Twill be no vain desire Of mine
in rich and costly dress 10 shine; ,a
Bought jewels Rdsths brightest gold,
Will charm me nought--when am old,
When | am old, my friends viii be
Old, and infrm, and bowed, like me-
Or else, their bodies heath Che sod,
Their spirits dwelling safe with God.
- viz NANfSh HDSlt VIII i'llS hhNS eoliSA
Above The rest--when ] am old.
When am old. ID rather bend
Thus sadly ere each harea friend, \ T
Than see them loose The earnest truth
That imafksithe friudship of oar youth
Twill beso sad to have them cold
Or strange to me-when lam old.
- ..t s7a .ss -aas-l ss Ht e.7..s-. go
When am old--how stragne it seeems
Like the wild lunaey of dreams,
10 picture in prophetic rhyme
That dim, ,ifar-distant, shadowy time;
80 distsnt, that it seems ore bold r,or.a
Even to say--.'when lam DID, a2,.. s2Ts
"~'' Era1H
WhenI am cid i,perhaps ere then
] shall be missed from haunts of men;
Perhaps my dwelling will be found
Beneath The green and silent mound;
Ny name by stranger hands enrolled
Among tue dead--ere anD .5.a
ssnsa a8ua 4s EFo 3I r"Ht H.i
Ere am old--0 let me civ
My life to learning how to livel
Then shall meet with willing heart
An early summons to depart; 4
Or find nay Heightened days consoled
BY God'ssweet peace when l am old.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
DISSOLUTION!

TTNEE paiurrh tfp haetokaeeAi2 ing hctweTp
l MILIIKIS & GRtHEs. is ibis day dissolved b.
Ihutpal c6Rsentl lrAe acenal,iA will be settled
by either OF the firm ntii further notice, aud rs
We, are Rn xirns s-to haYs cur ACCOUNTS on.
DDoK .SkTTLEn. we kAfhl leNE AND ALL
TO call soon and close their accounts, either by
unle Of ca eh. J MlliLlkIN. -
iCali,. April /, 1851. T. d. GRIMES.
N. o. We have on hand Vet some Of x. B.
Dunn Il Co.'s. best steel hack GFuss ndi GE,in
Soy Ihes, which will Be sold fof cost or lrp hau
cost. those wo may Nunt cali soon.
49, may 25-- MAG.