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SAs j AMENTO CITY.

Turpentine, Paints, Oils, &C.,
Il and verythine pc tn ming to the business
of paint and oil store, on hand and for sale
by R H. MCDONALD.
n20lv No 1879 J street Sacr mento
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y. r. Iia' tiu~s & &C.. F?rty O. s.
No. so, orner Of J and Second streets,
Sac amento City,
TX NANGtS for snle tor every Steam''
IL on George Peabody Co Lond,n.
Wm toge & Co, New York.
Jane. hubb Co., New Orean
G Mncalst Esq hiladelphln
J E.. Thnyer & brother, Boston.
Checks on san trancisco at par. l he tigh
It price paid for Gold ilust
Sacramento \ay 2l- 3m
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Gpf iutfklp plaffr 9eralo.
Published every Saturday Morning by
aoou r. & G. H. MITCHELL.
Ar the HEsALD OFFIcE, on Main Street,
opposite the National Hotel.

ApvERrIsINa, one square, Of TO lines,
and more than shines, first insertion, three
dollars each subsequent insertion, one
dollar and fifty cents.
For half square Of five lines or more
,han three. first insertion, two dollars;
each subsequent Insertion, one dollar:
For three lines or less, frst insertion,
one dollar and fifty cents. t..
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The tim Of hO.ding Courts a.
Pl,cnr County,
r. A.. bojonco of the 2tPnr 1853

District Court Term commences Mon
dav. Octob r II h 1853
Court of Session Term commences Won
Jav ;)ct.,b.r 81, 1853, and Monday Deeem
her 5th, 1853 The Court of Sessions transar
VII county busin ,ss Immediately after tn
criminal hu sness is disposed of
County Court FERN commences. Septem
her 5.h, an,l N"ve nh-r Tth. 1898
Probate Court Term com nences on to
ath Non Law of every month.
WN a OHNSON. Nlerk
Auba~n, >ng. Il, '53 48-f
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Notice,

Notice,
Mountain lodge, No. IA, |. U. .. f.
is located at Mad Canon, on the Middle
Fork of the American River. Brethren
are invited to visit. Regular meetings
every Saturday evenin.
WM CORY, Secretary.
Geo. H. VAN CLEFT, n. e.
August 9th, lS5S-n47 tt.
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

auburn mar 10 So n26 If ...1
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The Aurora Borealis and the Tel
epraph.

A telesraphic operator Of Boston, writes
to the Traveller Of that city, the result oil his
experience IN regard 10 the effect OF the Au'
rOra Borealis produced upon the telegraph
wires. The phenomena uf the Aurora Bor-
calls has been rather difficult problem for
natural philosophers tosolve, and while they
have generally attributed it TO the cause OF
electricity in some condition their conclusions
ha mostly been founded upon hypothesis
Or conjecture The following observations
may serve to furnish stronger data TO sclen
tile men:
'On the Morse, and other magnetic tee
graphs, the effect produced by the AurJrais
generally to increase or diminish the electric
current usedin working the wires; sometimes
it entirely neutralizes 1t. 50 that in effect no
fluid is dlscoverable on them. AS. however,
the Balm, or chemical teleg aph, is much
the best adapted Tor observing the precise
effect produced by the Aurora, l shall con-
fine myselfprincipally to 1t.
During thunder storm, the atmospheric
electricity attracted by the wires passes over
them TO the chemically prepared paper, and
thence to she ground. As it passes from
the wire 10 the paper, it emiis bright
spark, AMI produc.sa sound hike the snap
ping OF "A pistol. Atmospheric electricity
never remains for any length Of time on the
wires; it will, however, somtlmeS travel
many miles before discharging itself; | have
seen discharges ofelectricity from the mstru,
ment which emanated from thunder storms
| forty or fifty miles distant.
The effect produced by the Aurora Bor-
eals on the res. ana the record on the pa.
per. is entirely different from that OF the at.
moSpheric current. Instead OF dscbarging
itself from the wires with flash and report,
and without the III OF il conductor, as Is the
case with the latter, it glidcs along the
wires in one continuous stream, producing
the same result on paper, as that produced
by the gaIvanic battery. Itis well k own
that only the positive pole ofthe battery pro-
duces colored mark on the paper-the neg
alive having the contrary effect Of blcech
ing it, the same is also true OF the two cur
rents from the Aurora. The current usual.
iy commence lightly, producing a light blue
line just perceptible on The paper-and
gradually increase in strength, making q
dark blue, and then a black line-till finally
it becomes SO strong as to burn through sey.
eral thcknesses of it; then gradually dis.
appears and is followed by the bleaching
process, which entirely neutral!zeS the cur
rent from the batteries.
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Our Specie Balan:e.

Hunts Merchants Mayasiae says that
from 1921 to the close OF the fiscal year
1879, the entire importation oftoreign coin
and bullion into our Union, amounted to
1852, 1863, 84l, and the export of the same
during that perodreached $3.50, 462, 406.--
In these twenty eightyears there was accor-
dinglya balance remaining in our chest 0f
$7l, ,707,435. This was the foreign produc-
ton alone, while from our domestic produc,
ton Of the precious metals our mints rcceiv.
ed, i'll roundnumbers. 500 0,000;so that
our total increase of specie from both sources
was $82, 100000, or about $4,000, 900 a
year. From the fiscal year 1948-9 to the
present time the imports of foreign precious
metals in coin and bullion, were 1874, 600,
600; while the domestic production amounts,
according to coinage, 10 $l65000, 900; de-
Quoting from this total Of $189, 900, 900 the
sum of $85, ,oOO, 600, which we have export,
ed, and We find that in four years and hall
our specie currency has actually gained
$2S 600 900 each year, or a grand total oi
S104, 10000
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EnrrihIn Murder.

Onlast Sunday evening, George Morrow,
a blacksmith residing in Ibis county, being
at the time under the influence OF liquor.
ordered his son, Harvey Morrow. a yoalh
about seventeen years Of aye, to leave his
house. The son not going out Immediately,
the father seized lis gun, pushed his son
out at the door, and instantly fired at him;
the whole charge entering bis forehead, ta-
king off the entire upper part Of his head
scattering his brains In most horrible man
ner. The murderer WAS taken, and after
Il legal examination on Monday, was brought
and loJ ged in the county Jail to await fur
ther trial.
Morrow is imam fifty years ofage, and has
a wife and several children. This is warn
ing voice to those addicted to that most dam
nable habit--drunkenness We learn he
has, for many years, been so 5esotted that
he merits the name Of brute rather than
that Of a man.-HopkinsVilie (Ky) argus
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Horace MANN ON DR1rrsn SLAVERY Hon.
Horace Mann has delivered lecture in the
New York Tabernacle, on the Institutions,
crimes, etc., of Great Britain. In it he told
some facts which Lady Sutherland and My
Lord SALISBURY would do well to ponder. a
There are found the extremes Of society, in a
contrast seen no where else. Four tbous'
and acres devoted TO an elegant nenagerie
and hardly 1000 human beings crowded
into four hundred yards square. Womer
obliged to make ten thousand strokes viii
hammer, for the value of one sbilling!--
A child. four years Of age, confined in biacl
pit six days aud two nights in the week, viii
scarcely liberty to sleep when nesesaaeyl "a
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Steamboat Racing.

The steamboat Telegraph, No 3, made
the distance from Louisville 10 Cincinnati
one hun Ircd and fifty miles, in nine hours
and fifty one minutes. This is all very fine!
she has beaten the Allegheny, but it is not
likely that boat will stop, and by and by we
shall hear of an explosion. Lives will be
lost and passengers will narrowly escape,
wounded and mutiIated And the fools
who are now encouraging The dangerous en-
ulation of the boats will then stand aghastY
Statesman.
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Rg When George tho First came from
Germany to this country, he put his head
ou OF his carriage window aud thus address
sed the populace which was cheering him:
II AN come for all your goods" intimating
as far as his bad English would enable him
10 convey his meaning, the benefit which hs
intended 10 confer on The people, but ssr.
castle rogue in the crowd, interpreting the
expression literally. shouted out. "Yes, /
have no doubt Of it, and for our chattels
also. ."--LonIsa Times.
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BoTs, TAKE YouR FuS.-Nothing equals
a boy except a girl. The irolicking, hlrum
scarum, high glee times Of boyhood, happy
they were. Perhaps you never broke steers
or colts, never slid down hill, over fences,
across the ice on the meadow, never skated
| among the huge frees on the ten acre pond.
on clear winters night, drawing the pref
;icst girl in all the town after you, holding
on stick Ii you never have, you never
was boy! How many years does maa
have to live to pile up as much happiness
as jumped out OF boy in single olI-fashion-
el, gingerbread, molasscs candy, wrestcl-
ing, bat and ball playing, town meeting
day? Bring out your sleds and skates, roll
up your snow balls as huge as Atlas, play
tag, and make the best OF your legsi
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ET-A period Of three years will witness
the completion of at least 5000 miles Of
railroad, all based upon Chicago, a city
which. 10 years ago, hardly had an exis-
tence. even in name. During :he same pc.
riod, vast territory, embracing an era e.
DUAL TO that of several of our largest States;
will have been reclaimed from nature, and
filled with an active, industrious and pros
perons people. Where can the world show
parallel? --R7U,oad Journal.
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New Rout to Calyornia.--A letter from
Col, Miles 81 infantry United States Army,
now in New Mexico, makes known that a
new pass has been discovered from Albu-
querque, rs miles from Santa Fe, New Mex
leo, to San Francisco, California, journey
oftwenty-tiye days for loaded wagons. He
proposes that the troops open the road 5nd
locate four posts on it. 1t is on the direct
line from Fort Smith.
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& <ottnsv GENCcTs.


cto~L ortbe Common Pleas and District Courts
CHARLES PATTERSON; oiice in the Public Buliqj!ngs
Sheliif--JAMEs BoHp; Office IN the Jan buluIiSs
Auditor JuHN SLOAN oihce, fubIlc
Observation-Disclosures HEARN,
rreasurer--DAvID HILBERT, - ~ :;
Prosecuting Attornev-AMENC c. TURNER office IT
ais residence nearly opposite the Mansion llouec
Commissioner OF tlnsoyents-LEv T. oRSYTlL' Oh
&C oppositc the Mansion House.
Scaler OF Weights and AlcaSurcS--N LILLIAN S''i
wEIIs residence, CadI. ",
Curoner--A {. NIXON residence, Hanover
Suryeyor--JAcoD JARVIS; resilence, C4dI% township
Auctioneer-WnMAM WELcH resftgncr, STGlz. jT,+.
Master Commissioner lii ChahceIyi "4AhiA" 1'''
EY residence, Cadlz. r ~,
Board of School Exaniners--ltEW LLWroH' JOIN
Mccall, and Rev. J. BuNNs; residence; CaGlz.
Nota les Pub!ic--WLLlAM ARNnLM residence "a
diz; ROBERT W ABE residence Har1i'YAc
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Luther Rowley; residence, Monroe township
Eii;,h Carver: trccport
Lii yosI, Short Creek -
Regular Meetings, first Monday IL March June
and December, at thc Atfai'ors Office.
pirrcrCRs OF coUNrY lNf,EMARY.
John RN,ericl1; residence, Cadz TOWNSHIP
lirDjanin McFNddcni " No"i"G"""
John CoiIaway; .St0ch
Short Creek towusLjp--Joshua Adams, Charlie!
IVartcl and William buchanan.
Greene township~John IL. Black GaihueI joe'l h'''
~ and Robert Mckee. mi,
iiumIcy township Thomas Finicum and Freder
i:l kinin Il. r
ferty aud Return NJ. Kennedy. ,,.,.
Nottingham township-Nichacl Crowl' MicAas
Laird and Thomas WykoH, ,1., A.,
stock township-Aaron Conaway, Hamilton Mc
Fadlen aud John Crambett:, ,,-,r 6,u.a
North township--Jamcs Welch, Abraham r. eros
kew and WiamlI. McGavran.
ffecport townshp--Gcorge B. Smith, joan Knox
John Wilkin, o,,l
German townshi2-Andrew Lynch and Samuel
Athens township-IIance Dunlap, John Bethel and
William Wilson. :, ~, p,a;.
Inuncclot Hearn and Samuel Ramsey.
Archer township-Rob2rt Maxwell, George Chris
Washington ,,lynshp--Jolgn NJ Brown aud Lent
uel Carothers. Lob
Cramblett, @.n-. c,.,,,oI Mach
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GsE-The handsomer a girl is, the more
likely she is to die an old maid. Show US
IA gimbet eyed feminine, and we will show
you a young lady who will be Mrs. Some
BODY before she is out of her teens.
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Cadiz Business Directory.

The following list will show the occupation Of
large aority of the citizens of Cadil, and Will be
useful for reference
Attorneys Lewis Lewton," Boswlck tIPeppard '
VIM C. q aston, Scott K Bingham Joseph Sharon,
Thomas c. Rowles,+ Chauncey Dewey, Joseph ,.
Ihomas,+ Steward b. Shotwel,' Allen " turner
"'i Physicians. B. F. BerNey,' John Mclean, M.
wilson, ). k Thomas" and j. b. McGrew. =.
Ministers James Kerr Presbyterian; ID. +. Nit
chell* and J. D. Knox, Methodist Episcopal; ~ b.
Dorsey, jr - Methodist Protestant; torsythe Asso'
Merchants. A. F. Moore,+ shotwelI & Crabb,'
John Mccormick Wood y Smith James stewart, .
A. IL. Burtch,+ W. Hogg,* and S. & h. Mcfadden''
Hardware. RI. j. Bennett"
Dentists. Crellin & Moihtt.+
Clothiers. j. I, johnson u Co
Hotels. National House, Thomas G. Vincent" !"
Mansion Houst, VIM. Barrett.+ .
Grocers--J Phillips,F s Hamilton Mrs Divine, >
Mrs Finley and james Matthews
Shoe Makers 8 SIemmons,~ Thomas Phillips d
SON. f iiumilton, JPhiips,+ John Rea,' james
Means,+ James BanuisteI" ,
Blacksrniths. Elijah LaiZure, W Harshee," Enoch
pugh" and VIM earn -s
Cabinet Makers. Wm Fry Joseph hR Hunter, >
and John Gillespie LIu
Carpenters n Ililigas, n AcCreary, Bryan &
Tipton,* John Means, Maxwell" hllllgas' ana
Mehauna . p.
y Wagon Makers John and James r.. Miller,* SOL
Q5non Oldss anu Eli HHntone ~
Druggists, John Beall,+ and Mclean q Knox
Sadalcrs.. VIM Knox and Joseph Crawford
Timers. James Cady,+ and Aaron Holt & Co
Masons. .Ephruim Walker John Huffman and
Craig and StarkeyF
Plssterers. John McMath, Ephruim Walker and
John Huffman ~. "@
JewelIer. John Lodiand$
Hatters, d T. Iaggart.
Brick Makers. w X G Bell, McNamee," and
Craig g. Starkey+ q 13. ~
Painters .Watkinson & Simmons, and Mcconnell
and Sons .,..g ,.
Tailors John Conwell, ~ Smiley" w Ken
nedy,~ and JOHN Bancroft
sj Coverlet Weaver. John Davis
Butchers. John Quigley,- and SamfShank q son
Gunsmith. John q RICHTER
Tanners George & Morey,+ and John Carnahan
School Teachers. IF Cummins, A Ihomman,
Miss Thompson, Mrs Jane Rea, Miss u Hearn,
Miss M White and Mrs Spencer
Livery Stables Keepers j 10 J Howard wv l.
a. ouser,s Coffee MCue.+
Coal Merchants--H MilIer,* W Marsh, Craig,
Wrn Penn, Wn, Rabs, and MeClelland+
'1a Daugreotppist II Davis+ ay7da sala
Miners and Mantua Makers, Miss Drummond
Miss Oshurn, Mrs Mckinney and Mrs. Miller '
4'E Tearister. John PENN 7" ai' .,. na
gE Coach Makers. A Foreman and Jos Williams
Publishers and Editors.-Richard Hatton, "Cadii
Republican, G. N. Allen, "Democratle sentinel
----ttt Fstt ha.It|a '. H.l Sd IlsEI
a Those marked with are patrons Of the Sentinel
Wa alaf,aId ha MA aed If those who ara not marked
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Drn,ueratit Sentinel.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
CHARLES N. ALL EN-
Editor and Proprietor.
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AGENTS FOR THE SENTINEL,
The following named gentlemen are our aull.ollIoT M
,ocnts 70 receive subscriptions, ADVERTISEMENTS anu
G9b Work We hope they will prove themselves ~ ~
h.. pood Agents. All contracts made by them "l'
be strictly fulfilled by US;
Freeport-Joseph Alien,
Westchcster-William Fleming.
Mooreield-A Jul Schneider.
Franklin-Dr, L. ConaWuy
Rumley-Jucob Gutshal
Short Creek-Asa Holmes
Stock-James Hoagland.
Athens--Dr. Thomas flndiey
Green's; muol Bell.
German. oh Brown.
Nortil-A. l.. Croskey;
Monroe-ilenry b. Heller.
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GJ-"DiI your fall hunt you?" said one
hod carrier 10 another, who had fallen from
The top Of a two story house. t
"Notin the laste, honey, twas stoppin'
so quick that hurt me" tq ,e tr.
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Bg-The chen fever" is raging extensive
ly in England. Punch has a portrait Of a
shanghai rooster, looking down with con-
tempt upon full grown camelleopard.
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EE-"Mr. Jones, don, you think marriage,
is means OF grace?" Certainly, my dsa
'anythngis means Of grace that breaks up
pride, and leads to repentance.
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HIGH PRICE OF Wool IN EUROPE.
is rapidly rising in England, and on the con
tlnent The London Times says: At the late
public sales, nearly all the stock then in Lon
don was sold, and the warehouses are conse-
quently beginning to look very empty. The
advices from the continent represent light
stocks and high prices. In Germany. the
old stock is nearly exhausted, and the conke-
quence is that the next clip has already, in
many eases, been contracted for at much
higher prices than those of last year.
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Eia- Willis, in speaking Of Savannah, says
it is All excellent place to be g1od in. Du.
ring his stay OF a month he saw only one
sinful imp. oYricty--a small shop open on
Sunday morning for segars and umbrel-
Has. People who wish to "go in training
for Paradise" will please notice.
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S. 3. SuOTWELL,

ArToEErY AT LAW AID SOLICITOR II cUs1cLEY,
,sts1G. kF;sgst,oS: u.Bst y. as,.E..
[tlEE5 especial and prompt attention to al Col
affections and other Professional business entrusted
to his care in Harrison and the adjoining counties.
lie is aSo agent for the State Bank .! Ohio and
others for lOmtinG money
ir; Office in hi!gore5 Conner
hIrrD-t o III
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TIE -NApIONAL HOUSE.

r 1IlE undersigned would respectfully a.nsA
Z. announce to his Old friends and cus- &sttF8FA
toners aad the travelling public in gen t'sakEtSs,
cral that he has again taken possession tssE&5s5
oi his Old Tavern Stand in Cadi@, it!e 'silAaEssss
National IJusoO one square west OF the Public
Buildings, Whoro he Intends accommodate all who
may please to favor him with cali in the best
ner that he can. No pains will he spared to make
his guests comfortable. Thankful tur past tavors
whiie engaged in the business, he hopes to merit and
again receive liberal share OF public patronage, as
he intends to devote his whole tine and attention to
that object. IIlOS c. VINCENT,
April Is, lS52-ly. Owner and Proprietor.
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E1-A lady Of high rank and exquisite
taste, having read an advertisement Of u
London silrrrsmilh; in which it was stated
that by the clectrotype process. araitsrs and
other articles might be plated so that by no
possible test they could be distinguished
from real silver, sent her three footmen and
page to be electrotyped by the advertiser.
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JOSEPH i. TAUl4AE,
q TT u IL ~ e. u ~ e E.E Ey'

y a n, q U { a.
CNOLLECTlONSm made in Harrison, Jefferson Tus
" cagawas, Carroll, Belmont and Gr"'nsey coNn-
lies
Strict attention given to the business o. Eyecutors
Guardians, Partition and Sales OF Land, u 'ette-
mcnt Of Estatcs, etc, etc. Olco-lIardet sreo', ?
doors east of Main street. apsi.l-lso;
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JSIAB SCUII.... JOHN a. BING La
SCCTT G. BINGHAM,

Attorneys as1G Gown -E'iaEC~ :tt E.:iSV e,
:,mA &".sFSr"r~ t,t ETinU""ry
VIZ ILL attend to all matters entrusted to thcn in
w the county of Harrison and adjoining counties.
Office in Bnghams block, corner OF A!aiu and Mar
ket streets, Cadz, Ohio
CudiZ July 30, l8J2-y.
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Nelson Barrere.

In our last paper we stated. as an item
Of news, that The candidate OF the late whip
party, Nelson Blrrere. Distinguished himself
during the last night Of the last Congfess.
by the number Of brick he carried In his
hat. The Courier denies tliap such was tho
case. Sorry we are to state tha. it ih. with.
out doubt, wellounded. Fesccrrpbofatlon,
we itfcraoan gentlemen who have sseosn..
y visited Washington They an conedr L,
saying suchis The common report fhefe.,anI
that its roth is not questioned. Zasssgil,s
Aarerd fls
In one Of the committee rooms afg tho
House. there were Kept all kind 0f ahaaors.
during the last day OF the session. and i.
mong tie number who visited said sFoom
quite often, was the whig candidate for Gov
erner. We do notsay That be touched "onc
drap," butw are Informed hy a ..looker
on" that his eyes seemed TO be in the eclipse.
LAS heavy as lead dA-and the only signs .ha .
Ire gaselof takinga u '.leetle too nlaeiI. ascrc
| the frequent 5oastslhat he madv about he
certainty o. Aiye!eclion. ~ tJ m. Di:a
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Eg- One Of the School Commissioners Il
10 Dsyis's Company ll recently decmped
with S5,oss0ibf school money Me wsns Is
lNew InfLostonsihly 70 gurchase goods. and
! til, III esalnaksd for Ausireiias
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A VEIL. --Alace blind, worn by woman,
not to hide her bushes. but 70 saw ler
complexion,
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OK BAGS prime Rio Coffee, the beat m town, 70
N1sDsale, Wholesale and retail, by u, 3.
5f AAs aaiaaY Y S.& H. McFADDEN.
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v,USx.x.ESS gEgECTORI:

Judoe of the Court of Common Pleas-l HoMAS L.
JrwrTf; residence, Steubenyille. =. l.,
Probate Judge-BmcE W. VElEs; oAlce IN lie
Clerks Office.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-04-27
TERMS, Sl,5O
A Good Anecdo,e.

The Boston Journal SAYS the President
recently appointed person to responsible
and lucrative Office. and the individual i'm
medlatrly went on glorious joll6cation."
The Senators who had recommended him to
the favor Of the President, finding that he
had diSgracel himself and was unworthy of
confidence, waite / upon the President, ste.
led the facts, and asked for his removal
from office. Tie President sail:
"IfI were to remove him now the couse-
qucnce would be inevitable ruin to him
The shame and disappointment attending
his dismissal hom office, under such circum-
stances, would lead him to find solaee in
III. Intoxicating bowl, and he would become
confirmed inebriale; whereas, if this con.
versation is repeated to him, he may.
and probably will. reform, ami become a
sober and exemplary citizen. shall not
remove him from office for this oFense; but
this, as it has been the first, SO will it BE-
the last time l can forgive him."