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Ss- NARY BALSAM il probably
.xA,, TNS, without l.araliei in haviig,
LMnetrks, duilg IA uml of noie uan
Es.Ytl vlhoE. iu,,is Lac l,uA hiiNn
~ eatsasn tairrd The high rpu'a'h
Ffeesnoa Iehirhith.s noqnntthl [ on
"A rs. ses,s,i sumiTIvr COMPLAINTS, and
d z 'Vstl., .ntl DIsFAsks OF the IuhGs,
SB&sx.1,,l. Ia ITuRoAr and CHIsTs II has
len usea with p,labl, er,ait' swcf,s lb'n
any q, her article known, and physicians who have
hid an opportuniiy al " itnesning iis hiehA salu-
AIRY effects, recommend tia II sale ana Vtfs ih-
nrious medicine, eq"al, II not SUPERIOR to any
c. hnr prescription for the above complaints VIM
ou aer knowledgc, The b"s's OF lhs m','i'e
VISA priyatc recipe Ola distinguished physician
in one uf lh n,j.hburing States, ani WAS pre-
s.lved hv an Individual 10 whom II gnvcthr most
astonishing relief IL Is c0nposcd Z" veg, iabtt,
and il used according 90 directions, n'u't br per
iecily safe.
Fi5m lEssrs. lR,n s. &C., MuetnntS, Cine'n-
MT. - ''Thosr pcrsons who have nred tEe veg
r,,iia Pulmonary hasan, uhiinrniy spt"N oi
a a vain tl,lr medicine, aud hon the fuah'H.
soll. notwithstanding the numerous other pi'pa-
rtt,pns, used FOR similar complaints, We conside'
il irst on the lat.
Rrspecrl,lh, &c. ALLEN CO."
The Editor ofthe Seneca Fats Courier SAYS
"Wr h ,vo had occasion To witness the eood a.
feet of the Vegetable Pulmonary iialsam IN our
',
trriy cared OF CoNsUMPrms by the use Of 1t,
"a IIsala severe GDu ghS and col and cheerful
ly bear tesiim nr to It's being safe, convenient,
aal very ciiicaci Gus medicine IN cases OF that de-
scrpiion."-- Ed. Courier.
\ oerg, man iiom Philadelphia writes, that
he has been IN the habit oi using the Ntgaitb
Pulmonary 4, sam { himself and family, ful tie
las, thii teen wears, and also oi Recommending II
10 his friends aud cousldtrs II AN Invaluable
remedy tor all pulmonary complaints.
For the last five years OF III, prit tcc have
had the sai.flciionio witness The benc chcml e.
ec,s Of the Vegetable Pulmonary balsuu in maiy-
casos of ob,iiuaia cuugh. and ',htr ht,citns q
The uuQs. | woWI thc,,fre confidently recon-.
mend its use in al coup aints ol the ches' as hr-
NJ equal, tuol superior, 10 amy other medicine
within my know ledge.
Lnmpsler, n. H.
TRUMAN ABEL. NJ. r."
E5- BEWAkE OF cot NJ EltfElTS
AND INVITATIONS ! such as tARTfR's
CoMpouND PuLMoSARY BALsAM, AMERICAN
pULMoEARY BhLsAM, aud uthr,s, m part,
bearing the name Enquire for the article by
it, whole name, the
"VEGEr\BLE PULMONARY BilS M"
aud see that II has the written slgna'ne of NM.
Joss cutler upon yellow Label, oh he b ue
wrappers. E,ch bottle and seal Is stamped
"Veget be Pulmonary Balsam."
Prepares b, REED, Gu iLER & CO, In
nnrtcrs and VIII pesue Dealers IN Medicines,
Paints, Ch'm,tals and Dye Suiis, 33 ludla
Street, Boston, and sold h Druggists, Apoi he
carries an Counuy Merchmts generally. For
particulars and recommendations, see pami het
accompanying each bottle Price 80 cent. For
SUE in Newport by HAZARD & CASN ELL,
and K. J. ! NYLOR. no
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Wiltcr's Compound tf
PURE CUD LIVER OIL
AUD LIZZIE.
4 Gear F0R COssuMpTioN, CouGHs, oLps
ASTHMA, A,BROHoHirts,t ,ti sfkAL hfhlL-
NY ANnALL sCKOTULors HUMORs.

Gear FOR CONsUMPTloN, touGHs, oLDs
AsrHMA,BRoKoHiTts ,GistRAL l'EBIL-
ny ANpALL scKOTULovs HuMoRs.
'DHE proprietor has succeeded (i'"m direction,
4 of Professor stone, in combining the On AMI
Lane So perfectly that the taste 0i the On, winch
il so na,iscous, to persons generally. II en,hei.
overcome, aud il can be taken y, the most dtli-
cate females with pleasure. And as regards the
benefit Of this article over the clear oil, the toll
lowing case, hy Professor Stone, Ia sufhci'h 90
COW ,he most scerticai. The Young lad,
was q wears oi age.
"lier disease one Ot unmixeh phtbisis,
which had been expected to terminate ia tie
course of few months fatally. "te NJ per Iarl
ofbuth her lungs was filled With ulerch ;. and III
some places we're beginning 10 suilen. The cnse
was eyldentl, had one. The treatment Of Cod
Liver Oil was at first used, bui wiih'ui marked
improvements The Phosphate Of Lime was then
administered with the Oil, and the result, ~ IN
the case of many others, WAS soon apparent. -
Tn. patient xas rapidly getting we'll"
This preparation d'es not like the Cod Liver
Oh beco,ne rancid which % axes II very dcsnea-
hle for Persons travelling AS il keeps fresh for u
long time.
BE sure and get the genuine, Manufactured only
by ALEX'R B. WILBOK, Chemist, l56 Court
Street, Boston.
X. HAZARD g. CO., Agents Tor Newport
aud vicinity. Iel4
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DySPtPSIa-SOUR STOMACH CURBD.

AbI Mt. {. I'sD, ~, IT.
A Driscoll. Mmi,p--J J. s. D,uglss. Piitsl-.
R. q. Brown, East Gi,,rwhl %. PsI,I, Net
ick- iggs & Spencer, Nwhiiet,n lige =
:. Taylor, kingsiu-. Alin. 1iii,s Ire
works-N. =. Palmer 4 CO., wesuil - luug
wict iord-y. NJ. Anti ony faii li'u-y
,mhouy, wes,por,-anu by Nerehstu ed
Drugg,sts generally.
Al orders mus, be sddresvi - vrip,- a.
c. s0t R-.,Svsy. fs- vs-<
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TIE ROAD To HEALTH,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
CuREO or A DIsORuEHFD LIVIR AND BAD

bl"EN ! i'lS.
Copy NJ a Leficr Jfoti ~ ~ Etus' CAtHhf' :
FItSc1t A'tff' fH'Tt'f, 'a'td Clh JEh', I''l'
To ffuiess'f Holloway,
rih,-f ohF fil'H SUI pihT'ht nave Ho'd we
highest on cur sale ieI oI ii"p9FtUry Ntu!c'hrs tr
sumo years customer y" "h'm can ft'rr ~
any enquiries H.sf.r me 10 lei you hno" 'b' phI''
ulars ol hef tAse. she hau trtn troubled Ior Nofs
win disoid"ted h'er alid bad digtsuon, On u
last occasion, however, the Erulehoe "i ne nii"t
WIS so alarming, ana tht HHaihhhls"i. SCI III 30 81
sercly nat doubts ptre ,htiilaihed ol hef l"t u
ing tble Ia bett up uudcrn nftunnitll thr Nat NJ
drccd to try your Pills ard she iniofus me that hT
the FIRST, and euch suCce ding dose, slt hsd pitb r
lief She continued 20 take them, ard although shr
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Ntv RoSNt1s.

/ } Ca.es m,re ~ New Borncfs. jusi rec i,ed and
. > nov upaius f.iaC 81 tHtuch tt~ si,'r.
called he la i.n u. NIT, he, s'e brsdiiui
.t,k of boaue's. i.sd.es call and hok for ,cw-
.si-es, si5, Tssr-, Street. ttrrr ~ Chmrh.
: rs IPt rprsfr
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pvspep sia--Sour Stomach !

,, Ir III! 90 ~. v7r,an, ar' 'ie at -t1s
t ,.r rc,.Ic,.'rd md tlu o',rr g5Isy'fs 'ar
U,e.ss 10 prevent auy uf the fatal 'Siset ss r 1lrla
y ar,,P in cui-sGlrucl uf such C!Li.r",
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LiVER-COMPLA LAINT!

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD, Of Stamford Cora Cos ~
~ od-ai and mos, respectable Physician. rns .ast-
y., u.airt n,sny aud psgiru, CA -
~ fsrg RRAST'S PURIFYING EXTRACT WocDt =
I, tF.,ly ,.T III a
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cFNsRAl DEBILITY or The SYSTEM! !

MIA HOLTsTANDER. merchant: Obe-iin. In,ra'n %
Ohio wrote December 49, l8iS and amer having stated hr
H.. n charm the PULMONARY BALsAM had -nocrt
ihp cure of his wif's consumptyc coug, sad 81 ltre
To- rrCrIl debility Of my system, aud hrv. hcsFaos
IN ei,ynr thai il II the best medicine to shsTorr ad -
,t,nce where we nnye sold GRANTS MEDICINES, fcs
istr g,orea their eeacy and g,n he sEsT sArsfaeros
SALT RHEuM,
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,,nr,ErEHN MITNESSES

tSKIN rs swurn 'he ri owe ue's ar : - -. "a
,t ,.l', .,i nui certified uy Dr. Willis NJ NJ
= EIiDN y oruprrIu ~ ufte Uest Rome lio ts-Nsf' >
E!SStiI,A LEONARD. wholesale ard reIal dysxglsS
nnd Ii.ENFS other F.Sgsetlble TitneSsss.
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V.R. PALMER, the American Nrwspapr
AGENTS tie authorized Agcu, ior the Daily
News aud and licial oithe Time. II the cities %
Boston, New York snd fhiIade ha, and IL dul.
cm iowcred to take advertisements and sulsull
tions at the rates requiTdhy rs. His recon T.
viii he regarded III pa, ,ments. His Offices att
Boston, Scoiay's Building, Court street; New
York, Tr,bule building; lh'ladeiph'a, North
west corner OF Third aud Chesurt stnets.
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TABLE COVEKs.
rDTTON, L'nsn, Worsr.i, AND Bd Cloth "a
u bic C1-s-s. ~ iiS 7hamc. street.
MI LANGLEY acFyAs
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ARRIVAL orGR G.. w. ROBArK att OS7 ON
The cclebrAted pr e. " Rnbuck. tom Swecdtu,
Professor OF tstrology, Astronomy, ihrtnO ogy, AID
Hr.nnanCN. hHvug lust arrived tom Sew buk.
where he has met whh the most C\tlHorduarA sue
cess. iur he lrt eHls oiltr> III, stiy,es to
I'll ctiztus oi Boston, and it, vicinity, &. "
Ruback beng the seventh at the seventh son. and
having .upls >sIrulogy his e elusive study sgCe tn,
ear, of iiltCrU rifs, CuIuNs advantages dttN,u
from tray ella ADD rcuuH thai are r,ss.sS,d hs
IN this cuuutrN or ~ iu"pc MD hrluE 80 gli.
tel hN Nature n, having rdltvlu,d lh,.e blessed gn>
he l. pre- JARED 10 adapt them to the ielloWug ls,s.
Hud tAt mmediaIe ,ousu suluuiHlIru al The following
topics lie can he consulted ~ lth ~ bis oil re by
lrfer, II pre- ptd, nd lac il yl NFru tu maxi Use al
III, power on any ol tnr luluvmg topics: Eu,iltss
ul I'll descriptions travelling by lahu or cuut
ships, adv.crs gwen tor tnclr surrt>sl accom- l'sh
meat sreculatihg ~ siuCks. er"hdhdilC or rrui Is
tate tic recovering oi lrgacts ~ dispute the rur
chasing al tickets and the safety "l sni,s ut u
also has ,d the honor at rccorI"g certilice'" from
thc tiuiUrluls & John Berntdrtc tnrm, tlt King ui
Sweden. winch !. vii give hIn gitdt plrasuie III
how az 10 IN 'se who Will iaNur him with call lie
l,u oilers hl- SERVE. ecii. hrHllh, wealth and
ntrrisga, love nifr> Journeys, uWsuts, diiculiy H.
onsiucss lrdu sickness ana death llsl, prcei uid
future events, and Al the cOucrtns oi iie. and yes
ii, those who afflicted COrp"raily mentally
Trrus- Ladies' 81 cetis; Geuti,ncn : so. NAtNIles
cii.UIUcd aud read n d. ,C"idug To the uidt les
mad ua-ruur .tLik, lnu'es S. gCnt' 'emtu ; ,iu--
SaiiytIrs l, u,ajed nee uIuug t. GtrmunCy, l,r L.
trs w iIl - LcnllenI'n in iu'l - : Ter
sous dts,nueC Ct have their rHLvu'es drawn by
sriduI! tie daic oi the day OF ctr brth. All let
trrs q .Ituuug The above Tee VII receive iEintGi
ste attention, rdd nr isIues vii b. sent toH pHl
of the L ted states, written Ou durable paper. Al
iri,rts OF the above TOPICS. II pust-lad viii
he answered gGaIs.
IL. nul'c is a. No High street bctN con Federal
an summer stfctls Lhlcc hours from "a. n. 10
9o'clp, h., +. v. lc Do& WY
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y. M. PETTENGELL& ~ CO., Newspa-
per Advertising Agents, No. 10 State sutr,
Boston, are Agents Ton the Newport Daily News,
AMI the lIe,ad OF he lInts, and are authorized
to re eive Advertisements aud Subsc ptiohs al
the same racs as are required AT this oihce.
rheir receipts arc regarded as paimeuts.
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I TyTNlrE LINENS. Richordsons' and L,d
/ W liz heavy undr,..cd white Linens, ma u
fDurcl oNpfr- y lo, ldnhly Use and waIIantud
made oipns ftx.
Igutl.irs, iOr saIr by
az7 +. LANTON Z, BROTnEES.
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,s,sr one lta, of Il mas n.sdIeal corl'rr r".
in h. and in cunsca pnce disedss in n'a's 80
tim, Than one bafn, of any other ined'ci,e 80
NJ hen osr Lafae ct BRASTs ftRlkfRR VIZ raf>
rtiR TIMES more disease tsen one to'. q. sn"T1 -
ll,t ltlc ns .arsa ati.,; nj dltIy, BIZ Bs.kT
rURiriER IS sod for Guy oNk DOL AR t"itS ~
a. M of il h., cured had s ell, y,t, 80 rnrrt fp1 .
JJljtS as much d.,as ms betls OF Ssrtf'riI 'bf'
fore slrsapsrla IN consequence Of 10 hs r"rw ~ -
med, cal ercnry ehNuld lie sold NJ 20 more hi S.Ht
are cent, Per bottle 10 h. .hep ~ Me fth! - u
tts dollar
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NEW STORE

NEW STORE.
T'iE subscribe having taken store No. III
i 7blm" AHed, foot oi Mary, intends to keep
oH hand "a general assortment oi Fine Teas,
Choice Family iro"cries, Furrign and Domestic
Fruits, MUS, Segars, aud Tobaccos, also "A alge
Variety Of torrlgn d,liraci,s, ,uch ~ Canton
Ulugcr. Chow Chow, Cumqmts, Dry Ginger,
ranarinds, Gauya jelly, Fig Paste, JuJube
ra.'r, English sauces, kclchurs, Clv, DI,
su1iu's, spanish tliyrs, 'areIs, Pickles,
( tiaypriug t>ttacis, Rose Water, Cologue, Lon.
Ion Np.ttd, French hlcultes, Cocoa, Bona,
. Coo, cr', l-lngtss, iish Moss, Macca' ON. Ner-
mariu, Pearl Barley, eago, Tapioca, Farua,
Potato Flour, Out Neal, Erd seed, roet and
shaving SOAPS, Spr,m ard Wax audlrs, Sc.
aud hopes hy sirci attention L, bpsiue,s, and
puprttiiiiy IN ali engagements, to merit share
/ o.! tks Pubic Pati onagc All goods warranted,
ava sent 20 purchasers free Of charge.
u,i HENRY lOl Nc.
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yyry.YCT1RKAI, DISEASES.

BRANT"s Pt RIFYiNG EXTRACT isn se,fref nd iie'
,qgI sydd1foY Of al hc cts II MEHtuRN, or hnH cf -
vrfilu6 prcuarnOns Of CAiohiEL or MERCvRy, frsn -
,5i,, and /, rcstoc. the Hood. rRsee AID az As y,'ts
sisegyrd to their or-ina, HEAiTHY sTaTT,
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One Dollars Worth !

un,v much CANCER-hO,s much SYffNI.lr ]. a
,,ucl, SCUOFI'LA--will d.Hors ,eorh OF Lh.iAl
pUEJrII,R curr Read the following state In,s. "s'
...n.,.., .,,-A 4
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BRANT'S INDIAN
pIIRIlIlNG EXTRAC'g

,,.S . Nrli-ir, n .rg ,crrs,f s-l 'N-fr ;, f.s y"
IN 4 lr g,,,f e,,., oc'cj ial D;'E h.It ~ =" ~ ~
.il, aoic uarlc-u.. hrsling yirtar. ~ reSA . F..
s,u ,,pft 1. cunpinvi IN -FOUR ii'l fLfhm ~ ~, - ~
,,gy a. n,v orr medic uHt lfs ever 'sri "H'N-
tr s4,e Tb,.rr uudunalea 2I"h ~ " ~ T..
~ no ~, n iis great Iadi0a Pl,lF- ay nay rn,;
lNL, ~: LiHE--t.,.y uAt W, 20 LANE ~ tS'
.tn tuw WALK--uey that werr siCk, sCEcFitant /,
~ n-f = Alae ased. laNe heSN tFALsp Nlh w
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR

The VEGETABLE Lho
NARY BALSAM il pruiably
without a laraliei in hasl,g,
dung "A iiml of moie th.n
ipnis Lac l'us iuiiN nhln'
taiIrd The high rtpniaih n
phirhith.suo uoqniiot ia { oA.
suniTivr COMPLAINTS, and
all DIstAsts OF the Iun0s,
.TuRoAT and CHIsTs II has
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s:CR0F ULA

n taop.erA of epye, ~ so,1hdd f"snC.;; II ,g.sJ
,f..r ianu,ediY. ~ Ls !h~d-dnf ~ ~ -. -
~, C1iV ~ ~ ~, i..d - Mef,fgs o. cn"' f''"
,se, I. s,s's h ant U,oqf ~ Ss P'vVpAe r,'''' H
he ". liriee eiici has -ItdSsd 'ad crsh'r'S Z" /"
L - IL. "a ~. ~, nu,LNlf Z ilf.Ee Gll[--
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4GEN HAZARD s co.

A25lhsesrcs' IlaIi. Noopor. RI
g. DiER j. Proyi leurc, +. OSBURNE
r. Brcr, J.. CLAPP 'aNmckct.
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TIundreds--Thc usand5-
Brant's is the Cheapest {;

tho have u-el BR4ST'S PURIFIER, AnsN sn-tn' '~~i
~ ,.sird .ll he SUsly.rrlIIs and Vltf rf'N h- TO
IL, eur. p.ns,l Il
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Have npt IN susle instance, that has been
authentic tied, gwen th'ir s.,uctlun to any uthrI
preparation ipr the ahDye complaints. u has
ia may desperate aud ylolcnt casrs effected 80.
dicd currs, a,trr patients hnd hccn a,HmdUueu
and lh"Ir condition pronounced huIeIcss Nv uett.
cal pricutmncis ot igh professional character
Nv office having brrr ~ stone vince this
Cordial wa. sept tprstic Tor over three years.
and ~, oppo,tultus oi judging ol u oat,ls
sou,,ibdt num"iuus, the vtst increasing Gruutud
and laat without q s'uRle advertisement, tell. tur
itself. have seen ease Of Wetkuess hch
hd resisted al tuatm ~ ipr Eve W -, lu'h 10
the place aId ihiluelphid, AMI thc y, rspna fir
caud,due lor suicd,.. radically cured vtiii Que
dozun boltles. lie had spent hmsrll hundr,d.
witnput rclIL AMI Was rurr! WIN twrnt,-iUur
iolldr'- worth OF Dr. Ai"r,r's Cordit
a. kENDAil.. VI ~.
AGENTS ~ NENfUKt,
iIAL hRD 4 CAsN ELL.
aiiy ApoIHkcAktEs' Hall.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-09-07
The opinion Of an Opponent on
our Candidate for Superinten-
dent Of Common Schools.

The Cincinnati Gazette says Of the nom
inee for Superintendent Of Common Shoots:
"Mr. Barney is an excellent man and a
FIRST rate nomination. His party could not
have made better, and the Convention de-
serve the thanks Of all friends of our
school system for putting his name before
the people. Mr.. Barney has had great ex-
perience in teaching, but he is Rot mere
pedGgogEs. He has devoted a great deal
oil thought and labor to the cause of edu-
cation and is, perhaps, as good man as
could be found to inaugurate our new
School Law.
we take great pleasure in praising this
nomination, because we feel deep inter-
est in the cause of education and are far
more anxious that an honest aud capable
man should have charge of our education
al system, than that any particular person
should be Commissioner. The course pur-
sued by portion of the Democratic press
led us to believe that the schools were about
to be prostituted to party purposes. The
action of the Convention yesterday has re-
assuted us, and made us confident that
whether Mr.. Andrews or Mr. Barney di-
rects our schools, that nothing will be done
which is not intended to benefit them solely
and exclusively, without reference to amy
other interest whether political or pecuni-
ary."
Mr.. Barney is ''not mere pedagogue."
Bear that in mind, when you have a ticket
handed you With Peoples Nominee" up
on it.
"The course pursued by portion Of the
Democratic press led us to believe that the
school we're about to be prosttuted to party
purposes" Really You are frightened,
because we urged Lemocrat;; uIglng at
the same time the possessio n of all those
qualities you find in Mr.. Barney. We new
er urged the selection of mere hackneyed
partisan. On the contrary, as our columns
amply show. The Gazette cannot commend
the candidate, without this spitetul shot at
the Democratic press. However, it affords
us an occasion for self graduation. We feel
the greatest satisfaction atthe ground assu-
med from the first by The STATESMAN. We
knew that We reflected Democratic senti-
ment in Ohio, when we opened up That
matter of a Democratic Commissioner. We
expected, as we received, the united repr
hension and abuse of the Wing press. We
urged too, the calling of the Convention.
! for the same reason; that no one should
say, that this high Office was sighted by a
commtte orclique selection. We shall new
er be found, while we write for these pages,
lavoring any exclusive expression, when the
Democratic masses can be heard The
result has justified our reasoning and hope.
The Office has been filled in the manner
we predicted; by the man and in the man
ner, we lcnged to see; by man whom our
opponents, i'll their better humor, delight
10 honor. even while they revtuperate the
the press which contributed to his unspi-
cous result Statesman.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-09-07
The Ohio State Eair Of 1853.

The Ohio State Fair for 1853 will be
held dt Dayton, on the Goth, 2lst; 22nd
esd Of september. 1t promises to be one
OF the finest ever held in the State. The
Fair GROUNDS comprise thirty-six acres,
and are well supplied with shade trees and
fresh water. The ground will be provided
wit spacious tents and buildings
Premiums amounting To $1,000 will be
awarded on articles in various branches Of
| Agriculture, Horticulture, Mechanics and
Fine Arts.
The first day Tuesday will be devoted
to the arrangement of stocks and other ar.
ticles of exhibition, and their examination
by the Committees. The Fair will be open
ed to the public on the remaining days
The annual Address will be delivered by
Hon. James A. Pearce, of Maryland, on
Friday at o'clock, after which the Premi-
ums in plate will be announced and awar-
ded.
Arrangements have been made with all
the Rail Eoads in the State for the trans
portation of stock and other articles free
of charge, and passengers at half price,
when they 60 on extra trains. Exhibitors
are expected 10 pay frel9ht ON all articles
destined for exhibition, which will be re-
funded to them on their return, by showing
certificate from the Secretary, stating
that said articles have been actually exhb.
tied. Persons intendig tosend stock should
give the railroad lines week notice, at the
nearest point of shipment. N
Exhibitors are requested to notify the
Executive Committee of their intintion to
exhibit, at least three meeks before the
Fair.
The prices of admission and the gener-
al rules of management are similar to those
heretofore adopted.
The executive Committee consists Of s.
Medary, Columbus, J. G. Gcst, Spring Val.
ley, r. W. Steele, Dayton.
Dayton is beautiful, healthy, flourish
ing city. easy of access, and we doubt not.
every thing will go off with satisfaction to
everybody. Plaindealer.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-09-07
Democratic Principles.


The following are the principles lai'
down by Thomas Jefferson, the father o
American Democracy. They are the sam,
principles that govern all true Democrats o
the present day.
The Reopel, the only source Of Legitimate
power.
The absolute and lasting severance o.
| Church and State.
The freedom, sovereignty, and independ
ence Of the respective States.
The Union, confederacy, compact, nei
ther a consolidation nor Capitalization.
The Constitution of Union, Special writ
ten grant of powers limited and definite.
The civil, paramount to the military pow
eT.
The representative to obey the instru-
tons Of his constituents.
Elections free; and suffrage universal.
No hereditary Office, nor oder nor title.
No taxation beyond the public wants.
No national debt if possible.
No costly splendor Of administration.
No description Of opinion; nor Of public
discussion,
No unnecessary interference with indiyid-
ual conduct prorerty or speech.
No favored classes, and no monopies.
No public moneys expended, except by
warrant Of special appropriation,
No mysteries ofgovernment inaccessible
to the public eye.
Public compensation for public services:
salaries moderate, and peryading economy.
THOMAS JEFFERSON,
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-09-07
Fugitive Slave Law.

We give, in full, in to-day's paper IL,
opinion of Hon. John Mclean, one of thu
Judges of the Supreme Court of the United
States, in relation to the constitutionality o
the fugitive slave law.
1t will be recollected that Judge Mclean
is considered TO be what is termed, ear
Ohio Free Soil Whig" IA strange conglo-
meraton" by the way,) and his opinion,
therefore, will be entitled to respect, coming
from the distinguished source it does, by
both friends and opponents of the measure.
HJudge Mclean were not Presiden-
tial aspirant. we do not think that he would
have felt it incumbent upon him, to give his
opinion at such length. We think he will
be mistaken in his object because we do
not belive it will help his popularity in the
least.