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Domestic REGIMES.

INDIAN MEAL DGUGu NUTs.-A tea,cup
and a half of boiling milk, poured on two
tea-cups of sifted Indian meal. When it is
cool add two tea cups Of wheat flour, one
tea-cup of butter, and one half of sugar,
one ofyeast, and two eggs, with a table
spoonful of cinnamon ora grated nutmeg.
If not sufficiently stiff add equal por-
tons of wheat and Indian meal. Let it rise
till very light, Roll it abous half an inch
thick, and cut it into small diamond shaped
cakes, and boil them in lard.
IsDrAN MEAL SHORT CAKEs.-Stir into
q pint of sweet milk, three we'll beaten EGGS,
add a little salt, and half a cup of butter,
with enough sifte4 Indian meal to make a
thick batter. Drop it from a large spoon,
upon battered tins. Bake them in a quick
oyen-when are lightly Drowned they are
are done. Send them to table hot, and eat
them with butter.
INDIAN MEAL WAFrLEs.-Bdltwoc cups Of
hominy very soft, add an equal quantity Of
sifted Indian meal. a table spoon full Of salt,
half a lea. cup Of butter, and three eggs
with milk sufficient to make a thia batter.
Beat all we'll together. and bake on waffle
irons. When eggs cannot be procured
yeast is a good substitute put a spoonful
in the batter, and let it stand an hour to
rise.
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AFFLICTED READ!!!
PHILADELPHIA.
VI EnICAI, HDIlSE'

MEDICAL HOUSE
Established IS years ago, by DR.. Kinkelin, N. Y.
corner of Third and Union streets, between
Spruce and Pine sts, Philadelphia.
EIGHTEEN years of extensive and uninteIruTt
ed practice spent IN this city, have rendered DR.. X.
the most expert and successful practitioner, far nd
near in the treatment OF all diseases OF a private ma
turc. Persons afflicted with ulcers upon the body
throat or legs, pains in the head or bones, mercuria
rheumatism, structures, gravel, disease arising from
youthful excuses or impurities OF the blood, where
by the constitution has become cnteebled, are all
treated with success.
He who places himself under the care of DR.. X,
may religiously contde in his honor as a gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his skill as a physician.
FAKE k'AG'sICUA.Ak Nsp'RE Il.
Young mon who have injured themselves by a
certain practice INDUCED in-a habit frequently
learned from evil companions or at school; the eff
fecls Of which are nightly felt, even when asleep,
and destroy both mind and body, should apply inl-
modiately. Weakness and constitutional debility,
loss of muscular energy, physical lassituda and gen
eral prostration, irritability and all nervous atfec-
tions, indigestion, sIuggishness of the liver, and
every disease in any way connected with the disor,
der Of the provocative functions cured, and full vigol
restored.
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PoIsoSNG-Thousauds ofparrnis who use Vermi-
fuge composed siCastor oil, Caionlel, etc, are not a
ware shat, while they appear 10 beReht the peusn's
Of diseases such as Salvation, Loss Of sight, Weak
ness ofLirhbs, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
Of ~HOBENSACKS MEDICINES, TO which we ask
The attention OF fall directly interested IN their own as
well Us their chidren's health. In Liver Complaints
and all disorders arising from those OF bilious type
should make use Of the only genuine medicine, Ho-
bensack's Liver Pills.
Be not deceived but ask for Hobensack's Worm Sy-
nm and Liver Pills and observe that each has the sig
nature Of the Proprietor, J. n. Hobsnsack, as none
else is genuine.
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AN ORDINANCE

Passed by the Trustees of Stock township, Harrison
county, Ohio.
SEC. i, An ordinance is hereby ordered and el-
acted by the Tnustees Of Stock township, Harrison
county, Ohio, That any and every individual wher-
ever found guilty of keeping a house or houses, a
shop or store, or any other place or or places OF hab-
itual resort for tippIing or intemperance, shall, on
convi ction, be fined before any Justice of the peace
of said township or other officer having legal Iuris-
d~iction, in any sum not exceeding fifty dallars nor
less than twenty dollars, and be confined in the
county Jail for any time not exceeding twenty days
nor less than ten days, in accordance with the pro-
visions of a law passed March Il, 1883, by the Le-
g~islature Of this State.
Src. 2. And be it further ordained and enacted
by The Trustees of Stock township aforesaid, that
any person or persons known to be guilty of selling,
vending, or ~disposing Of ardent spirits in any way
for Incorporate purposes, upon conviction, shall be
fined before any justice of the peace or any other
officers having legal jurisdiction in any sum not
exceeding ii fly dollars nor less than twenty dollars.
AT. EST: +. Mckinney, Clerk.
VIM. Patterson, ! r,,,
G.. w. Downs, ''"s'0'S'
Stock township, HARRISON county, Ohio, May 7. 1853
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An Ordinance

Tor egulaie Taverns and other houses of public en-
tertainment, and houses and places Of habitual re-
sort for tipling and incompetence,
Sec. J.. BE it ordained by the Mayor, Recorder
and Trustees Of the village af Jefferson that il fanny
person or persons shall keep a house, shop, or store or
any other place known as a place OF habitual resort,
for tipling OF intemperance, or if any person or per-
sons shall sci, barter, or give away, or cause to be
sold, bartered or given away any s%pirituous liquors,
ale, porter, beer or any other liquors containing
alcahol to any person or persons, any OF whom are
intoxicated at the time, or shall become intoxicated
therein within the Borough of Jefferson, or to any
person or persons, any OF whom are in the habit OF
getting drunk, or intoxicated, or to any person or
persons under the age of 10 years in any quality
whatever, (any of the above named liquors.
Sec. ,. That any person or persons violating any
of the provisions of this ordinance, shall upon con-
%viction, be fined in any sum not exceeding twenty,
nor less than five dollars and costs for each and every
such violation, and any person or persons failing to
pay the fines and penalties so assed, shall be i'm
prisoned in the county Jail, any time not exceeding
twenty days, and be fed on bread and water only.
Sec. 3. That this ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from an. after the 18th day of June, A. D.
1853.
JOHN WAGNER, Mayor.
ATTEST: ]. NJ. KELLER, Recorder.
lima 19SR-6t
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5000 CIRCULATION !!
Four THOUSAND IN THE SOUTH AND WEST.
VIM. w. Reilly G. Co.'S.

w AA' W. 4SSIAAy " W Be
DIRECTORY FOR THE STATE OF OHIO, FOR 1858.
This work, similar to. the one published for New
York, is designed to contain the name, business and
post office address OF every active business man in
the state OF Ohio, together with a hist of protessiona-
Bile men; list of the public officers, banks, &c. 1t
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plete; and all the information it contains may be re-
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In the body of the work, the counties and different
kinds OF business will have a separate alphabetical
arrangement, so that the subscriber, upon referring
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in which he is interested by commencing at the first
county,, alphabetically in the state, and so follow
through, so that each subscriber has before him the
ENTIRE LIST OF the particular class in which he is in.
terested in the state.
This work will be a channel, through the medium
of circulars, by which subscribers can bring their
business firm and such other information as they
may desire, before every business throughout the
state: they having before them, i'll our work a most
perfect list OF the NAME, business and location OF all
who are interested Ill his business in the third state
OF the Union.
The work will be issued as soon as the matter is
collected-say from sixty to ninety days from date.
Subscriptions two dollars per copy, payable on doliv-
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There will be attached to the work an advertising
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space occupied. An index will show the name of
the advertiser, character of his business, and page on
winch his card Will be found. As they will have a
very large circulation West and South, no better
medium can present itself for the Western man to adj
vertise his business as above.
81 The reader will observe that this work will
not only be a Directory containing the names of the
business men of Cincinnati but also of Hamilton,
Dayton, Columbus. Cleveland, Sandusky, Xenia,
Troy, PiIua, Portsmouth, Marietta, GAINESVILLE,
Steubenyille, Wcilsville, Tiifin, Springfield, Galipo-
lis, Cadiz, lrOnton, Now Richmond, Kipley-togeth-
cr with every other town and village in the state.
Cards inserted from 50 to $25, according TO the
space occupied.
~ Cllice No. % Art Union Buildings.
WM w. REILLY & co,
C.NcINNATI, March. 'i3. PEuPRIETuEs.
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CARDING,

undersigned takes this method OF informing
Il the public that he has bought and isnow parma-
nentIy repairing and fitting up the Carding, / ulling,
and Manufacturing establishment lately owned by
X. Teal, three miles south Of Cadiz, on the road to
New Athens. He expects 10 be ready to do nil the
Carding that ne may be favored with this senson.-
Wool will be taken in at the store OF Wood &
Smiths, in Cadiz, and returned promptly, and all
work warranted. A liberal share OF public patron
age is desired. Prices rs low as other responsible
Establishments. JOSEPH K. JOHNSTON.
May II, 1853.
n. Is. Covorlet and Carpet Weaving done OIL the
most reasonable terms for customers ut ME above
establishment. ]. K. JOHNSTON.
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MARRIED-On the 10th inst, by Thomas S.
Fowler, Esq, Mr.. DANIEL Morris, formerly of Har-
rison county, and Miss HANNAH McNIcHoIS, of NAL
aga township Woodsieid Paper.
On Tuesday, May 10th, N Greencastle, lndi-
ana, Prot. JosEpH TINGLEY, Asbury University, and
Miss EILENR. WEBB, daughter Of Rev. t. s. Webb
of the first charge NJ. f. Church in that place.
We have known Professor I. for many years, and
we can say honestly, a warmer heart, or a nobler
soul never yet Became e~ntangled in the meshes of
Hymen.-St. ClairsviIle Chronicle.
--In Wellsville, on the 10Th inst, by the Rev
J. C.. Campbell, Mr.. SAMUEL L. MAXWELL, of Cadiz
and Miss Nancy MARTIN, of Jefferson county, Ohio
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Road Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the Commissioners
at their March Session levied for road purposes a
tax of five cents on each hudred dollars Of the val.
pation ofthe taxable property Of the county which tax
may be discharged by labor on the public highways
at the rate of ono dollar per day, under tho direction
of the supervisors of the respective districts, before
the Let day Of November.
JOHN SLOAN, Auditor, HARRISON co., O,
Cadiz, May 20tii, 1853,
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EIT-The last FIVE States that have elected
members of Congress have elected entire
Democratic delegations; besides these, four
Others had previously done the same thing
Hence there will be at least nine States rep
resented in the next congress without a san.
gle WAig.-Still, there are some editorial
SolomoDs who contend that there is such .
thing avn party inthesc United Statesl
20. Pet se
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby giving That the following nc.
IN counts have been filed in tho Probate Court of
Harrison County Ohio, for settlement
The final account of w lillian Milligan. Admins
traitor Of tho estate Of Nimrod Wagers, deceased.
The account OF Dennis MeBarns, Administrator
Of Dennis McBarns, deceased.
The final account Of George Broen, Guardian OF
same will be examined and passed upon By the me
dersianed on tho 3rd dayof June next.
MAY 4, t53-l.3t B.W. YlERR. Probate Judge.
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TIME subscriber, very thankful for past favors woulo
i. respectfully inform his old customers and the pub
lie generally, that he has now ON hand a most splen.
did assortment of Boots and Shoes, Sole and Upper
Leather, Calf Skins, Morocco Lining and Binding,
Skins, Nails, ThIead; end almost every article in his
line.
Also Ladies' and Gcntlemen's Gum Over Shoes
Mems Buffalo Over Shoes, all of a~superior style, and
will be sold on very moderate profits tor Cash, Hides,
or almost any kind of Understandable Produce.
SAMUEL SLEMMONS.
N. B.-Persons knowing themselves indebted eth
er by Note or Book account, OF a long standing, will
please call and settle up, as short settlements make
long friends, and in some cases save costs.
CadiZ, March 10, 1852. S. S.
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For the Democratic Sentinel
WEALTH N FAME.

by Mss L 7. I.
franzient a. The morning dew,
Or like the meteor's ray,
They but attract tic gazeF's eye,
Then quickly pass away
Fame Is of he HasssreF's trash
Afalse mmeaning sound eos Il
The mere re-eehcing Of name.
Where worth did ne'er abound.
Look At the conquerer of the world,
What merit could he claim,
81 A prey to avarice and prids,
And every vicious stain;
He lived the seourge ofmany lands,
His constant wish was gain,
And bore i~nglorious at last,
a dying drunkSrd's name.
Go wake the Emperors of the Garth,
Which in their graves do dwell,
Call back to life the sleeping dust,
That treasures loved too well;
Rouse, il thou canst, to splendor bright,
Cities and nations too,
With one accord they all would say
Such hopes viii prove untrue.
Go claim thee to thy utmost wish,
Golconda's treasures rare,
Or gather from the sea girt isle,
The golden harvest therei
Then turn and search amid the past,
Rich stores Of ancient lore,
Thy anxious heart would heave a sigh,
And still would wish for more.
Can wealth give happiness or ease,
A mind with cares opprestl
Or once remove the anxious doubts,
Which rob thee Of thy rest;
All, no, though dazzling to behold,
They quickly disappear,
A g~littering phantom to the eye,
An echo on the ear.
Cadiz, May, 1853.
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The Rise in the Price of Irol

The Rise IN the Pr1ce OF 4roL'
The Boston Postin noticingth b rise in the
price OF Iron, says:
The great rise of four or ave hundred
per cenIum in the price of iron is rather
starting when we reflect that the railways
now in The course Of construction in Europe
and America will require for their compile
ton no less than two millions and four
hundred thousand tons Of iron. To make
this quantity will occupy all the rolling mills
in the world which are engaged in the man.
u~facture of railway iron, at least six years
those of Great Britain furnishing three
fourths, and the United States, France and
Belgium the remaining fourth. The best
authorities do not estimate the largest guam
tity of railway iron in any one year even as
high as 400, 900 tons, yet even at this rate
it will take six years to furnish iron for the
roads already begun says the Ro'l"oy
Times.
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T. PHILLIPS & SON.

MANUFACTURES of boots and shoes. and
IVA dealers in Trunks and travelling sacks, Mo-
roco & kid-skins lining and binding do. Pegs,
Nails, thread and shoe-findings generally, keep con-
stantly for sale an assortment OF the above articles,
at their old stand opposite the Public Offices, Gadiz,O.
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500

COTtDs on BARK wanted, fos Which lie hiahs.
ninrket price will 81 paid.
aWchase now ON hand aid nlwayn keep misfssA
and general assortment OF all kinds III I.eashor. Whiak
we offer 70 sell on the most accommodation terms.
Wenre always ready 10 purchase, AZ ths hsahsgt
market price, Hides, Skins, and fenther b tbs fouaa
We have also on hand 9 largo aEgo9lfpenf OF IN.
riers' Toals and Oil, which VI ofw low q ThnnaFs
and Curriers'.
1 We beg ieave to call the attention ~ Ill ID III i
superior Qualities ~ Leather, AZ we Halter aarselvx
We can furnish a sNpafiH nFticla, one uhnk VIII ~.
comparison with aay over offered ia lilo eonnafY
We can be ig1ida tho iii stand. ii CadizH
6EORgKM MnREsYs
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Cassandria Harper's Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been qualified as administrator Of the Estate OF
Cassandria Harper, late of Harrison County, De-
ceaeed. GARRETT T.. HARPER.
Mnv 22l- l9i2 L Ill - --
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Great Extension Of Territory.

TNIlE Subscribers have succeeded beyond thn most
l. s~unguine anticipations OF the friends oi anneXa-
ton, in more than doubling the boundary OF their
trade. This is the age OF expansion. Progress is the
~watchword; and those who would succeed in any
branch must conform to the spirit of the times.
In the mercantile business this spirit demands large
and quick operatio Is at small profit. 0ur deternil-
nation is to sell Goods enough to enable us to sell
them at very SHORT PROt Is. E
We are now resolving bv Railroad and Steamboat
direct from the Eastern Cities, n very general and
heavy stock Of seasonable Goods OF every variety,
and would respectfully solicit the attention OF our
numerous customers and "tle rest OF mankind"
We have also nlade arrangements to pay CASH tor
100000 pounds of clean washed WOOL, at the high
est market price; also, all other nerciiantabie pro-
duce taken in exchange for Goods.
Cadiz, March Ii, 't3. WOOD & SMITH.
2RNPlECES OF PRINTS, ali coIoys, and prices
SUU from ga cts. up to 25, at Wood d Smiths.
Dress Silks, in great variety; black, cianseable,
figured Berage, Berage Delaines and linen Cling
hams. Linen bingham Robes, various colors, atthe
store OF WOOL SMITH.
'I'hibit and silk Shawls, a goo1 stock "a splendid
assortment OF silk Handkerchiefs and Cravats, all
colors. trimming goods, an endless variety, consist
ing in part OF Gimps, Fringes, Silk Lace, silk Vel
very, &C., &c .Bonnets, silk, Gimp and Straw, al
greatly reduced prices. Palm Leaf, Panama and
Straw Hats. .Parasols, Parasulctts and Sun Shades. :.
Uniberella's, by tue curt load. Carpet Sacks, various
qualities and prices, at WOOD X Win
Suddlery and Harness, of all kinds, for sale cheap
at WOOD &SMlTH'S Cheap Corner.
Family Flour for sale at all times, andaa Wheel
barrow to lend at WOOD & SMlIHS.
Quecnswarc and Glassware, n good st eek, ut
WOOD SMITHS.
Wall AMI Window Paper, at WOOD d. sMllliS.
Spinning Wheels, Davis makcA warranted 10 be
first rate Coffee Mills, a good article, at
a tt WOOD a. SMITHtS.
Groccries--Toay Coffee, Sugar and Molmssas, &c,
&c, at WOOD g. SMITHS.
Agood assortment Of Schools Books constantly on
hand at s WOOD " SMITHS.
Brown md Bleached Muslin, all qualities and
prices, at WpOD d. SMITHS.
Harawar and Cutlery, consisting in part Of Locks
Hinges, Screws and Nails, &c, &c, cheap. Forks
and Hoes, Corn Cutters and Brier Scythes, at
WOOD SMITHS.
10 0co feet Of Oak and Poplar Boards and Scant.
ling; also, Oak Slingles at The Lumber Yard ei
sea WOOD & SMITH.
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Anne nlCAN HOUSE.
Corner Of Marketand Ohio Streets,
drsAsEEE. Ohio.

JAMES CADY would respectfully inform the
named House for a term of years, and having
thoroughly repaird every part of it, is now prepared
to accommodate the travelling public upon the very
best terms. The House is pleasantly situated, and
is conveniently arranged for the comfort of travel
tors.
His TABLE will always be well supplied with
the best the market affords. .
His Stabling is large, sufficient to accommodate
at least seventy-five horses, and will always be sup
piled with sufficient of Provender, and attended by
a careful and obliging Ostler.
He respectfully s0licits a share Of public patron
age, as he will endeayor to please all who call with
him.
BOARDElS taken by the day, week, month or
year.
Cadiz, o., May IS, l553.-tf.
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Bear it in Mind Ladies,
The way we do it,

The way we do it,
Is to buy with the cash, which enable us always tc
get Goods cheaper than the credit system, (as the
seller has no risk to run,1 and often far cheaper, and
thus we are able to sell many styles of goods, at O
good profit less than time buyers pay for theirs. VIZ
have now in Store many Jobs Of Dress Goods--Bon'
nets, Hosiery, Hdkf. &C., bought in this way, which
we are daily selling cheaper than you ever saw them
before, To wit Linen HdkE-6A. Gents Il Ladies
Hosiery 6S-Gloves do Silk Hdkf, 1917. good wide
Lawns, ca. Bareges, De Lains 1871. Dress Silks
SIX cts. to Sl,00, etc. A word to the wise is sufic.
ent. STONE a. THOMAS
ia Main st. Wheeling, Va.
1uno IQb3
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8. r. SHOTWELL.

trToRarY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN cHASckKY,
tadiX. lgart i.Oss t,Onstty, Osstss.sa -
GIVES especial and prompt attention to all Coli
Injections and other Professional business entrusted
He is also agent for the State Bank Of Ohio ana
Others for loaning money. N&E
R5~tfiice III kilgore'sC Corner.
August 25.IS52-iypd, &~G SIS 9g&ses3