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ADMINISTRATOR sac.

4 n the llh day OF January, A. D. 1913, al l o.
Oclock 2, NJ, on the premise ia the town Of New
Runlley, Har, co, o. viii be qaid 10 tie highest bidder,
the following real estate rs tbs properly ii Hi l2osor,
deceased, to wit; The east half of lot number twau-
ty-four, Gu and the Sesthalf Of lot number twenty
tihree, (2D ltuate4 IN the town OF New Rtiulcy, il
the county Of Garrison and Stata Of Ohio. Suii IN )
lots apEfaist ii at $l20 each.
lEEMs 81 SiLB-One-third cash IN bard, bal snce
~ two equal annual payments with interest.
JACOB GUTSHALL, iidmintrat0r
December g, 1852, Of Eli ltaser, deceased,
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EFAnother Sciontif: Wonder! important to Dys.
peplics-Dr. J, S. Houghton's Pepsin, the True Di.
gestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared from Rem,
of Baron Leibeg, the great Physiological Chemist, by
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Liver Complaint, Constipation, and Debility, curing
after Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamph'
lets containing scientific evidence of its value, fur
nished by agents gratis. See notice among the med
ical advertisements
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For the Democratic Sentinel.

For the Democratic sentinel.
Mr.. ALLEN:-In the publication of my
Discourse, l perceive that some errors have
occurred which to some extent affect the
sense. And as you have kindly given room
in your paper to the discourse itself, | pre-
sumo you will not refuse to publish a cor.
reciion of the typographical errors which
from some cause hive appeared init.
ERRATA.-Sentinel of 18th Noy.-1st col
umn, Sd paragraph, 9Th line; for "offrr de-
feat read 'suffcr defcat."-4 par. "a !,
''professed by"-"professedIy."- -8 par, II.
"where"-"were." 10 Il 90 lines; ''God.
in goodness and wisdom."-"infnite in good
ness and wisdom" 2eol. 6 par. !. "Phre-
nolagy is to accomplish this atonemcnt.-
'~'Phrenology is to accomplish this, witlou
the atonement." December LIST, Q col.
par. last line, read overly, Mr.. 70 uler is a
FOU LER."
Dec. 9TH. l col. 2 par. 2 line. "Fidel'
ity''-felicity"-9 col. par Q line. "The.
ology."-"Phrenology." 3 col. ote slime
Observation-Disclosures"
Dec. Is. l col. 5 par. l line, "wind"-
A'6nd." A col. 3 line. "even changes
fever changes" 10 par. 9 |. "too strongly
condemned" 3&4l. "In a great many
instances, men give themselves the wounds
they feel" But Mr.. Fowler's sweeping cou-
clusion DC"
Respectfully, J, G. WELLS,
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GVTHV HOE

NEW Az beautiful article ofLadies' Gum Shoes
a o~lioretler lie incest article ever manufactured,
can be had at any time by calling on
T.PHTTLIPS & son.
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New Boots and shoes
7. PHILLIPS G. SON

UAVE now received their second lot Of Fall and
II Winter Boots and Shoes, which embraces every
style and quality in the Saog trade Tor Ladies', Mis-
scs' and CdIldrcn's weaf; Cent. Boys aud Youths
Boots and SHOES. lhaIkful for past i,yor-, they re-
specially solicit n COutlsuancs OF the same from
their old customers. and o. nauv now ones as may
make 1t convenient 10 call. We keep constantly on
hand a general assortment of Morocco and Fancy
Leather, Aid, Innings, Bindings, Sole and Upper
Leather, shoe Thread, Nails, Pegs, &c. Also, tray-
cling Trunks OF every description, all Of which We
offer 10 the public on the most reasonable terms al
our old stand, opposite the Court House.
November ,, 1882. 7. PHILLIPS & son.
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E9-A new Constitution is to be voted on
by the people Of he Sandwich Islands the
present month. A new paper started with
II view to the election advocates absolute
frce-trade, and gives encouraging accounts
of the commerce and business of The Islands
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TIVE best article of Tampico, Cape and Madras
L Boot Morocco. Madras, Brush and South Ameri,
can Kin, Bronze, Blue and Green Morocco, Striped
Goat Bindings, Pink, Yellow, Blue, Green ard Red
Lining Skins, Maroon Boot Tops. Welsh ~Ii.'ings,
&c, for sale wholesale or ~ctail at the Boot, Shoe md
LIenther Store of 7. PHILIIPS e. son.
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EAnTEs, Fanny SUOES

az evorv style and variety, consisting in nnrt OF
Mine Italian Cloth full and halftim' 1rs,hne French
Morocco, Kid. Bronze. and enameled Ic.athor Boots.
double aud single so}cd. 4 worry neat CRITICIZE of French
Morocco, Kid. md Mems Morocco Walking Shoes.
Pol'}a Boots. Jenny Lind Slippers, ExCelaiors, Gum
Shoes, &c. just received and for eala by
II PHILLIPS & SON
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Gt2NT'S FINE BOOTS.

CONSISTING ofPatcn; Leather, French Calf and
OMen's Morocco. always on hand. OF made to order
on the shortest notice, at the Boot. Shoe und Leather
store of T. PHILLIPS & SON.
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ZIG PADDOCK REVIVED ~!
NEw.FALL & WINTER. GOODS!
s l. HH

A RE receiving the largest stock Of Goods they
N have ever offered to the public OF Harrison co.
Our goods were purchased on the most favorable
terms, and comprising English, German, French, In
dia and American Manufacture.
Their stock being very extensive, the most fastil.
ious cannot fail in being pleased. The attention OF
the public is invited to examine this magnificent
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
CadiZ, October 7, 1852.
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BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, &t

BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, &c.
TIME subscriber, very thankful for past favors would
respectfully inform his old customers and the pub
lie generally, that he has now on hand Il most splon-
did assortment of Boots and Shoes, Sole and Upper
Leather, Calf Skins, Morocco Lining and Binding,
Skins, Nails, ThIead; und almost every article in his
line.
Also Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gum Over Shoes,
Mems Buffalo Over Shoes, all of a~superior style, and
will be sold on very moderate profits for Cash, Hides,
or almost any kind Of merchantable Produce.
SAMUEL SLEMMONS.
N. B.-Persons knowing themselves indebted eth
err by Note or Book account, of n long standing, will
please call and settle up, as short settlements make
long friends, and in some cases save costs.
Cadiz, March 10, 1882. ). ).
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benviIle. This will occur not later than the
beginning Of Eext Autumn.
FROM section &c to section ~, inclusive,
the work is principally high, dirt excavations
and filings, and a good deal Of progress has
been made upon it. This part will be fin
ished by the time the next section (42) is
completed. On section 49 occurs a tunnel
through the ridge dividing the waters of Co
notion and Saltwater. 1t is 400 feet long,
Fosters are the contractors. They have
been working steadily at the approaches
which are very heavy, and are now nearly
ready 10 drive the tunnel from both ends
They promise TO deliver it to the track-lay'
ers by the first of June. From thence t.
Coshoston is nearly a dead level, and The
work upon it can all be finished by the same
time.
Steubenville and Coshocton will be con
nected by railroad in less han a year-aI
the very outside. We are not advised as Il
the progress of the work on that part of th'
road lying between CoshOcton and Newark
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S, 3. SHOTWELL,

ATTORNEY At LAW AND SOLICITOR IN cHLNcERY,
CaldiX. HARRISON County, OIlio,
GIVES especial and prompt attention to all Col
Oloctions and other Professional business entrusted
to his care in Harrison and the adjoining counties.
He is also agent for the State Bank Of Ohio and
others for looming money.
GTOlicc in kilgore's Corner.
Anuust q. lRI2-lYDd.
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Oysters! Oysters 1! Oysteralll

MFRS. DIVINE has opened har GsgEg Saroo.sa.
1il and is now prepared to furnish oysters n ths
best and all styles, Her tabis wilt aiwaya 81 iouai
la,ienod with all The iuxlrics pertaining "a sf Oye%r
Table. ~
VT Ladies saloon up stairs.
Oysters tnrlfshed iof parties and private hap4Nsas
by the can on half can, HMs
naS q. ~, ~
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$500 CHALLENGE!

VIZ HAIEVER concerns the health and happiness
w OF a people is at all times Of the most valuable
importance. | take it for granted that every person
Will do all in their power to save the lives Of their
children, and that every person will nduuvor to pro-
mote their own health ut all sacrifices, | deem 1t to
cording to the opiuiOn of the most celebrated phys.
clans, IRE the primary causes Of u large majority Of
the diseases to which children and adults are liable
ii you have an appetite continually changcablo from
one kind OF food 10 another, bad breath, pain in the
stomach, picking at the nose, hardness and fullness
of the belly, dry cough, slow fever, pulse irregular
remember that all these denotes Worms, and you
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RN0TS.
Rows a,,d Yomyh's H~csS.

A NTCElot Of Misses Goat. CalfonI Kip Boots
N and Gum Over Shoes, now rnndv and for sale by
II, PHILLIPS q SON.
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Letting House Burnt.

strongly IN fIatnrday night the 18th instant, Pc
FL o-,a.s Campbellite) Meeting House, stu
w.;s;g n ssraIyyeox township, Carroll county, just
;sas Wna Jefferson county line was consul
IN IVY Ide - FIRE. Il is supposed TO have been
~ WI, ~, re. The building cost about one
uvwn dollars, and had been built but a
say Il was in good repair.-Steu-
gFas iyingt
nobody Enlightenment in a newspaper il
aeeJ @tAas extraordinarily spread,
ow in your "rocks, and try
Nm FIRE. Press,
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RErn'S WINTER Bouts.

IN Z have now on hand ready for sale, a ~first-ratc
w assortment Of Mems Winter Boots. consisting OF
Upper. Kip, and Calf Skin, and our own make and
warranteI T.. PHlLIIPS& son.
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Premium Clothing Store.

A # A.. F. MOORE'S Premium Clothing Depot is
N the best stock Of Winter Clothing ever offered
in Cadiz-low for cash-call and see them. He
don't think it a hardship to show them. A fresh
stock Of cloths, winter dress goods, shawls, etc, just
received. DGCemOer :, lo0E.
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~ CASES BOYS and Youths Eoots, thick and hnq-
Dvv, double and single soled-inst the article for
Wi1ter wear-now on hand and rcaay for sale bv
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SOLE s.EAT'SaR;Es

TINE best article Of Red Sole Leather, also Upper
4 Leather said to be the best manufactured in the
county, kept constantly on hand and for sale BY
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Rzs~The mar who "don'ttake the papers,"
reached town last night. He was much
SURPRISED to learn that Pierce was elected
President.
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UUI yVUTS' W. ~ I'V " .Itl
Hohensack's Liver Pills.

No part Of the system is more liable to disease than
the Liver, it serving as Il hIlerer to purify the blood,
or giving the proper secretion of the bile; so that any
action of the Liver effects the other parts Of the sys-
TEN and results yariousty, Liver Complaint, Jaun-
dice, Dyspepsia, &c. We should therefore, watch
every symptom thut might indicate II wrong action
of the Liver. These Pills being composed of Roots
and Plants furnished by nature to heal the sick: dame
ly, lst, an Eqrcctorant, which augments the secre-
ton from the pulmonary mucous membrane, or pre-
notes the discharge of secreted matter. "a. An Al
torative, wVich changes in some inexplicaqle man
nor fine certain morbid action of the system. Sd. A
Tonic; which gives tone and strength TO the nervous
system, renewing health and vigor 10 all parts Of the
body. 4th. A Cuthartic, which acts in perfect har-
mony with The other ingredients, and operating on
the bowels, and expelling the whole mass of corrupt
and vitiatod matter, and purifying the blood, which
DESTROYS the disease and restores health.
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MARRIED-On the 30th ult, by Rev. Il. r
Crawford, Mr.. EDWARD CARPENTER, of Londonderry
TO Miss SUsANNAH WHERRY, near Moorofield, Ohio.
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Rgs~Don't fail to read the Advertisements
in to days paper.
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CutEDvSrN'S
IL Err!

A TOGETHER the hest variety in the market.
Acan be found at the well known establishment OF
II. PHILLIPS & SON.
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GgFKossuth says he has spoken some six
hundred times publicly in Europe and Amer
lea since he first landed on England's shores
a year ago.
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EE"Our ladies, generally, we are pleased
to notice, are adopting high-topped boots
for winter and muddy weathcr.-B4faIo
Rep.
We would not be impertinent, but we
should like to know how our friend ascertain
ed this fact.--AU. AUaS.
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McCue,s Oyster SaloonI

GOOD fresh Oysters served up at nh times, I'd Nc
~ CUE'S 0ysrER SALOON, cpgnar Of Main aud Mar
kot streets, Cadiz, Ohio. Families can hG served ut
all times with either whole 81 halt caiip. Fable
patronage solicited. THOMAS McCuE. "A
Cadiz, December 3, 1852.
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R1y-George Cantwell has been sentenced
to fifty years Imprisonment at st. Louis for
the murder of his wife.
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SheriR's Sale.
Robert P. Finnoy and Wife,
Partition,

TVUf7VI I Q 4 ITITIVy NElU " T01
Va. Partition. @
John NJ. Jenkins, ct al.
DY virtue of an pluries order of sale, issued ont Of
lp the Court of Common Pleas, of Harrison coull-
ty, Ohio, and TO me directed, | will offer for SAID NJ
the door of the Court House, in Cadiz, on the 11pldny
of January A I. 1883, between the hours Of l0.o|-
clock A.. M. and 4 o'clock p. NJ, the F~oll5wiag Real
Estate, TO wit: Lot numbered one hundred aRd
fourteen, in Wilson's addition 10 the Town Of Froc-
port, in said county-appraised at $25,eo.
Also, that Lot in Freeport, known as the public
ground lot, with the fine new tavern house; ~stablipg,
&c. erected thereon and being, which WAS sold unitcc
an oct Of the Legislature Of Ohio, passed il 1899, stor
the benefit of School District No. 2, in |Jfreeport
%twonstip, to I. 7. jenkins and il appraised At
$1,000 co. NS
Purchase money to hepaid u in hand, X in one
year with interest, and y in two yenrseviti imtsrcst.
JAMES BOYD, Sheriff,
December s, 1852. m ss
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CYATR MANUF ACTURER.

TNiE subscriber wishes to inform his customers and
l. the public generally, that he has on hand a lot of
Cnuirs, made to order, which he will sell cheap Tor
Cash or approved Country produce, and that he still
continues to manufacture all the different varieties Of
Chairs. Settees, Sociables, Arm Chairs, Small Chairs,
etc, etc, at his old stand on Warren street, u few
doors south Of S. & II. McEaddeu's Store.
Cndiy. Feb, II, 1882. M. MCCONNELL.
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RE- Peter Kaufman, Of Stark county, is
spoken of in a lac Statesman, as a candidate
for L%ieutencnt Governor.
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Hobensack's Worm Syrup.

An article founded upon scientific principles, COM
pounded with purely vegetable substances, being per-
icctly safe when taken, and determined in all its eff
fecls, and not leaving the system in a diseased con-
dition as most advertised nostrums composed of Cal
omel for the removal Of Worms, such US Lozenges,
Vermifugos &c, but has performed most astonishing
cures, and saved tue lives OF thousands, both old and
young, who have been pronounced hopeless, incura-
ile by Physicians. Read the following and become
satisfied Of its efficacy over all others:
MORRIS RIVER, N. J.
Mr.. N. HoBENs-CK:-This is to certify that my
child, Is years OF age, having bean sick for 5 years
was attended by Drs. Lopez, Willis and Risler, for a
long time without receiving any benefit; when after
giving her up as incurable, we went to Philadelphia
and consulted one otthe best Physician, her disease
still growing worse. 1t was at this time ! was indu,
esd 10 try llobensack's Worm Syrup; and after ia
king two bottles she entirely regained hor health
Hoping that this will4rove a benefit to parents whose
children are similarly affected.
e. - DOWN. AN
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The Tape Worm.

This is the most difficult Worm to destroy of all
that inves the human system, it grows to almost IN
,lotinire length, becoming so coi!od and fastened IN
the intestines of the stomach, eiltcting the health so
sadly us to cause st. Vitus Dance, Fits, etc, that
those afflicted seldom if ever suspect that it is Tape
Worm Fastening them TO an early grave. In order to
destroy this Worm, a very energetic treatment must
be pursued. 1t would therefore be proper to take from
& to 8 Of my Liver Pills SO as to remove all obstruc-
tons, that the Worm Syrup may act direct upon the
Worm, which must be taken in doses Of two table
spoontulls three times a day, these directions followed
have never been known to fail in curing the most OBJ
stinate case ofIape Worms.
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At Louisville, up to Saturday last, TO-
233 hogs had been killed, and 81 900 were
in pens. Prices were firm nj $6 net.
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To Females.


You will find these Pills an invaluable medicine in
many complaints TO which YOU are subject. In OBJ
s~iructions ii her total or partial they have been found
of inestimable benefit, restoring their functional ar
rangements to n healthy action purifying the blood
and other fluids SO eiiectually os to put to fi5ht all
complaints which only arise from female IRREGULAR
ties, as headache, giddiness, dimness Of sight, pain
in the side, back, &c.
Prepared at Hobensack's Laboratory, Philadelphia
Price q cents.
For sale ty JAMES BAKER, Wheeling
DIR. G. II. KEYSIlR, Pittsburgh
Agents for Harrison county.-John Beall and Wood
& Smith, Cadiz, j.. A.. Kennard and Vim, Lee, New
Athens; Lewis Russell, Jelersoni J. I. e. S. w. Wat
son, J. T. Flanner and John Romick, Harrisyllle; Wort
L. (utsfiall, New Rumley; A. /. Croskey, New Mar
ket; Jas. Welch, Hanover; John l.. Cramblett, beers
yille;J Braden Charleston; X. p. Hanna, Gross Roads
Tho mas Smith, Freeport; E. j. Phipps Il Co, Smyr'
MAJ Al. Jul.Schreiber, lMooreHeld; S.Honderson, Frank
lin; J. &. A. Taggart, Iippecanoe; {. u. Thompson
Thompsonville.
July Is, 1852. -ly.
trTNlIBIT SIaws, wool Shawlas all colors nod II isca
NJ WOOL ASSEMBLIES,
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rTNlIBIT Slaws, wool Shawla, AL colors apdpisca
. az WOOD 81 SMiIfl5.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-07-27
WING NOMINATIONS.
For President.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
For Vice President,
WILLIAM A. GRAB A Nj.


In the Senate, yesterday, the India" APpr'-
priation bill was reported with amendments
House bill for the relief Of the legal representa-
tives of JAMES G. WATSON, passed; and the res,
of the day was occupied by Mr.. CLARxs in de-
fence of Mr.. BARTLETT, commissioner appointed
to run the Mexican boundary. from charges
preferred against him.
The House Of Representatives passed join,
resolution providing for the circulation OF the
Congressional Globe and .Appsndir through the
mails free Of postage. Other business was
transacted; when the River and Harbor bill
was considered in Commiltee of the Whole On
the state of the Union.