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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-01-11

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street, Philadelphia Post paid.
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Sep. ist ls54-ly.
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OVERWHELMING CORDIAL,
Purely Vegetable In its Composition!

This invaluable cordial is extracted from
herbs and roots which have been found sf.
ter years of experience, by the most skilifal
physicians to be possessed Of qualities the most
beneficial in the Diseases for which tits free.
ommended, and hence while IL lis presented
to the public rs nm eificacious remedy, y Is also
known to b Of that character on which reli.
ance may ibe placed as TO it's safety. In cases
Of lmpoiency, Iemorrhsges, Disordored steril-
ity, Menstruatiou, or Suppression Of the Men
ses, FluoT .Albus or Whites, or for
-sf DEBILITY,
s,,sine from any cause. such as weakness from
sicknesa, where the patient has been confined
10 bed for some time, for females after eonfine-
ment, abortion or miscarriage, this cordial can;
rot be excelled il its saiusry effects or in the
loss of muscular energy, irri,bility, physical
prostration, seminal weakness, palpitation o
the heart, indigestion, sluggishness, decay o
the pfocreative functions, nervousness &C.
where toric medicine is required, 1t will bs
found equal, If not superior to any compound
ever used.
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April islh is54.-6n
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-23
A Sheep Shearing Machine.

The Detroit Democrat and Enquirer
gives the following account Of a new !nven-
ton for shearjng sheep, which may he Of
some interest to most Of our farmer friends:
The last invention we have seen is a ma
chine for shearing sheep. Those who have
seen them used say they work admirably,
and that a sheep can be sheared easily in
Eve minutes, as clearly as by shears, with.
out the possibility of cutting tie skin. 1t
is constructed with tao lows of knives with
saw teeth, set one above the other, and
playing across each other like the blades Of
shears, 81 nilsr to the blades of patent now
ed 5es. The lower knives protrude beyond
the upper ones, and are slightly turned
to prevent catching the skin. T;la
knives are carried by u wheel turned by
the hand, and can be made to play very
The machine is small and about
As heavy as two plir Of ordinary sheep
When used it is strapped upon
the shoulder and is readily managed with
hand, aud the other left free to hold
the sheep, II is a very ingenius instru-
ment, and deserves to he tested.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-23
Sunoap 8tAhg.
Persistence of God.

There IS a Coll The herls Of the val
1sy. the cedars Of the mountain S bless him
.-thc insects sport in his beams-the e!e'
phaEt ssleles hila with the rising orb Of day
1.-THE birds sing him Ia she foliage-the
thunder proclaims him in the heavens-the
ocean declares his immensity-mab alone
has said There is no Godl" Unite in
thougla at the same instapt, The most beau,
siiul object in nature; suppose that You see
nj once ~ the hours Of The day, and all the
seasons Of the year; a morning Of Spring
and a morning of Autumn; a night bespan
gled with stars aud with the flowers; forests
hoary with snow; Gelds gildcd by the tiul
Of Autumn; then alone you would have a
Just conception Of he universe. While you
are gazing on that sun which is plunged
under the vault Of The west, another obser
yer admires him emerging from the gilded
gates Of lhe east. BY what inconceivablt
magic does that aged star, which is sink
ing fatgued and burning in the shades o
evening, re-appear at the same %instant, fresl
and h. mid with the rosy dew Of morning
Az every instant of The Gay the glorious orl
is at once rising -resplendent at non da.
and setting in tie west-or rather our sen
ses deceive US, and there is properly speak
ing no east, or north, or sou h, or west i
the world. Every thing reduced itse.f t
one single point. From which the King c
Day sets iosth at once a triple light in on
single substance. The bright s~plrndor Is
D haps, that is most b~eauii'ul-tor it give
us an idea of tbs perpetual magnifcenc
and lesistless pvser Of God.-Chatranbr
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-23
A Game at See-Saw.

Foreigners, trying 20 acquire a LnoEl-
edge of the English language, may receive
aid from the following see-saw.
'Brudder Pete, cid you see him saw de
log afore you saw him saw it?"
ode intellectual stupidity of some Mig,
gers is perfectly incredulous; why eff I seed
him saw it, it is a consequential insurance
lhat he saw he sawed it afore he seed it,
but he couldn't help SEEM OBJ DE sawen,
consequenchilly he must saw it afore he
seed it, which is absurdly ridiclus-dare-
fore | seed him see it afore I saw him saw
II -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-23
Why does Land produce Weeds?

Because there is mo@e wild, or fbTm1s
matter in taeSsbji, accumulated by@
the growth and decomposition of vegeta-
ton, than there is of that property required
for TIE crops which we raiae.
AS we have often sliI, burn a plant and
the ashes W il show what the soil it is com,
posed of.' The ashes are what is drawn
from the earth. BY the decomposition what
was drawn from the atmosphere, has been
liberated, and escaped in the form Of gas.
The ashes are mineral, and never ex!st nat
uraIly in the atmosphere.
The ashes of all plants, consists Of the
same substances, only in different propor-
tons. Like soap, which is grease, aid al
kali. but when properly combined are nei.
Their, bat new compound. 81 with soils
If the COMPOUND is largely wild, or vege.
liable it will produce weeds, make an excess
Of phosphate oflime, and it will as natu
rally produce wheat; give it an excess Of
alkali, and it will produce potatoes. A far
mer should ft bis crops to the soil, or his
soil for his crop.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-23
No More Rancid Ritter.

A writer Of the Journal Of Industrial Pro.
gress. recommends that butter SHOULD be
kneaded with fresh milk and then with
pure water LIZ states that by this treat
ment the butter is rendered as. fresh vnd
pure in favor as when recently made
II ascribes this result to the fact that but
yric acid, TO which the rancid edor and
taste are owing, Is readily soluble in fresh
milk, and thus removed. g
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-23
Domestic
To Promote the Health Of Cattle.

10 Ir0mQJe the oaltn VI OatIAS.
Mix occasionally one part Of salt with
four, Eve or sir parts of wood aches, and
Civ. the mixture TO different kinds of stock.
summer and winter. 1t promotes their aP-
petites and tends to keep them in a healthy
condition. Its said to be good against bots
in horses, murrain in cattle, aud rot in
sheep.
Horse Tadish root is valuable for cattle.
II creates an appetite and is good o rvati.
Gus diseases. Some give it to any animal
that is unwell. 1t is god for oxen iron
bled with the heat. If animals viii not eat
voluntarily, cat it up fine aud mi< it with
potatoes or meal.
Feed all animals regularly. They MOI
only look for their food at the usual time.
but the stomach indicates the want at a sta
ted period; therefore, feed morning, noon
and evening, as near the same time as posi-
bic.
Guard against the wide and iniuriou:
extremes CT satiaIing with excess and star
wing with want of food. Food should be
of a suitable qualify, and proporioned Il
the growth and fattening of anipaals to theiI
production in young, and milk, and to thei
labor or exercise. Animals that labor nee,
far more food. and that which is far NOR
nutritious, than those that are idle.
Irbarns an stables are very tight AM
warm. Y~entilate ia mild weather, even i
win.tr.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-23
To Take one Cnlnra

A few drops ofcarbonate Of Ammonia,
ia a small quantity of warm rain water,
viii prove 3 safe and easy antiacid, and " il
change, if carefully applied, discolered
spots upon carpets, whether produced By
acids, or alkalies. IL one has the misfor.
tune 70 have a carpet injured BY white wash
this will restore it.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-23
Planting Potato Feelings.

We have recently been at r .cted by an
article in the "Soil of tie South" to'the fol-
lowing efEeot.-A negro boy was sent TO
empty some potato Feelings in the piggery,
but before doing it he selected all the eyes
and planted Them in the fence corner. The
result was. that at digging time he hail near
a bushel Of potatoes, larger and better than
those of his muster raised from whole pota-
toes and wi h 'guanner.' On mentioning
the subject to au Engliskman, me assures
us hat whole potatoes were never planted
in the district from which he emigrated-
nothing but the eyes. These were cut of
The tuber, with more of the potato, however
than is Usually taken off with the peeling.
and planted in highly MANFRED and well pre-
par d soil. and large crops Of the very best
of potatoes are the result, The remainder
of the potato is prepared for the table.
When potatoes are two dollars a bushel,
not much could be lost by planting a few
Feelings for an experiment. The ground
should Of course be highly MANFRED and
the plants well tended. Let at least a few
rows be planted beside the ordinary crop,
and the resul! carefully noted. Try it and
let us hear from yon Indiana Farmer.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-23
@am0r0ns.
A Western Incident.

Some years ago a gentleman travelling in
9 thinly settled portion Of the great West.
no hotels near By, tied up about
dinner time at a house in the middle Of the
an2 made applications for a meal.
Western settlers are proverbially hospitable
and b. was at once invited in.
His Hostess hustled about and prepared
the table. When all was ready, our trav.
eler was requested 10 sit down. He had
caught glinPses Of three tall figures, which
proved to be great awkward looking girls
who seemed very shy, but at the same time
very curious to scan his person.
When he seated himself at tie table, he
could sae THAR tkree heads peeping at him
through a crack of the door.
"IIere; you, Sal, Beck and Phebe," call
ed the mother, "don't you go to make fools
of yourselves. Come in and eat. He amt
going to hurt you" But they were not to
be persuaded.
She next Invited our friend, who being
dressed in broadcloth, or "store clothes, ,
she took for a minister, 10 say grace.
He rose gravely and after a preliminary
ahem fer the purpose Of collecting hi
rlhoughts commenced:
Heres a basin OF brsad and a platter of meat,
And three long girls afraid TO eat,
Who show of good manners 50 awful a lack,
As to stand in the doorway and peep tho
crack.
Our hero had scarcely finished the sen
tence, hefoTe there was heard a noisy scam
peling away from the door and up the lad
der which served in lieu Cor stairs.-Brsnci
Co. Journal.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-23
SPANISH MIXTURE.

Tie Great P"ritier Of iye RIond
NOT A PARTICLE Or MERCURY IN IF
Let TIE f8Ht1pd Reed ord Poaderi.
An l~nIa'f"o'e Remedy for So o, tla, Kegs Evil,
It'lemn ism, ODaiiaa:e Gu caeops En- ptions,
Pino'es o Po'rd,ee o. e t'aee. lfoehes. Boiis,
Agpu rrd ever, Chron'cS $40 q Ewes. h:,r Worm
or Te' er, ScG'd Uc5G, Eat. rgedae,t ord Pain Of
The BoHes aHd joiJ s $ tt,lo 4 uicers, Sgpililitle
D,sorde LprFh 90, S)nal con 10, 9 and ali
Dissps9s q : t'g ron ani3'uetors pso G hseFen-
~, lItn Jdence IA lie o. tTlanf Yof he Blood.
" In!s 5'e2t r''efnf 70 nN,dc'1e and Purifier
OF Good il now used by tlOa lnds OF gfr es.tt pa.
flent3 rom at oaris o. tbe United Sizes, who les.
ny daily 10 he relnerkaole Gu 'e7 DntSemcd by the
greHtcat o ri medicines, CARTER s SPANISH
MIXTURE" NeUralgio, ptism, S~crofuIa,
Eruptiots on Ire Ska, Liver Disease. Fevers, UIs
GERS, Cd Aose7, ARec,iols Of thc Kidneys, Diseases
o. re thro@t, telnale Corplpinis, Paiasand Aching
OF ,te Bones and Join,a, are speedily put to flight by
using dis great und inesfinlable remedy.
For ell dileaSes Of ne EIoo;. nothing has vet bee
found % compare witlji. H. cleanses the system q
all 10 '%It'ties, oc's gently and efficiently on the Liv
g enc k4ndpeys, sire (gSheqs the Digestion give
toae 10 ,bs Stonracn, makes theslSin clear and healn
thy, ard restores The Constitution, enfeebIed by dis
ease or broken down by the excuses Of youth, to its
pristine vigor and strength.
For The Ladies, it is IfcomparabfY better than all
the cosmetics ever used. A few doses of Carriers
Spanish Mixture willr eHaove NIL sailowness Of com.
lexicon, bring the roses mnn.ting8 To the cheek, give
Elasticity 10 tbs step andjmpfoye the general health
IA rcnlarKoDle degree, beyond all the medicines
ver heard OF. ~ 80
The large number of cef Sea es which we have
received nom persons from I'll peFss of the United
S ates, is ne best evidence .rat tie o is no Humbug
about it. The pres, hotof koepefs, magistrates,
physicians, and public mon. weliknown To- The com,
munity, oil edd @lair testimony to the wonderful ef.
fects Of tbs GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. y
Gale I the Agentaod get n Circular and Alma,
nae, add read tle woaderiul cares this tyuly greatest
OF all Medicines has peeso med.
None genuine ulles s. sncd GENNET&EEERS.
Propriejors, No. 3Pe,}t S,ree, Eictfnos5d. Va.:to
whom oil orders iof su,ofea pnd agsacies must be
address ed.
And for sale by Jto. M'1ean, Johi Eeall. Cadiz:
Cannon q Hende rson, Ne " A tlens; j. +, Gamble,
Deersville; I. F.. Efow>, Moctefeid. and ~ Deal
ers in medicines every where. --1A3sly
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DE-. G, I'VE. O ON,

No, lLJ AfcN 81. j'JJIYHPf Min
Their mower over tLo ohoya a. asas /" :, -,
led. # eGInollad NV ,0e ",asr n,aoo@atin ~ . tho
.TTo1cd 80 os h ,ny - - PeP"i"u" - tuo
ter s;i,iT, ~ Yv,ic; ai,s Eheii i,iiad ~ many > a.
THESE H. rs me- ,o,, ~, hs : ontio, c,,,o,ido
Possas4jng oree. y? rns !, ,He r.c IT, IN ion w. Is
eoses Of ma iva, and Isglar c Dl g., o@on nh ~ - uia
mos senrcI,i1g COVE ~ ansg IA oHan ~
oi he dies, I've o,.,ors hev : 20 ~ ,y't ~ SaHo ~ n
lain ood Ipie1s9o Rad ard ia coo yiace d. 0oi'
fTrST4M0VY MO- 0gl0
JoEy UotrT@.g ,o,on,esyiiie 05;a M co., 1880
said: WI g os,e,e IoSvonr soii e,li" lo5 49, ~ fo oIso
iot ,n?t Of ONES, I'M. voy, Ge[n9n E.Nas nv, whoI
Won eco rnrenai i. ~; y b;..,iv ~ ~ ~ Ia ~ " /, II
ywt,icI row >,on I.y. W. G6so35 :, : ,1enyo S, u
Iv o uy en- Ire s9,fs II, foI. Al wio H. a ns am !,
o We he same gecom ngoda,fo1.n 80 ~
: Sr4os hi A gI.ILr. Cap.ol ONO. M9v u 1874
saws. rG1o:rg leaTl voo. n a. ~ ~ : iisI''tot;
Recommended On ao2rcss in WA ! r, n,y u
ronfdenne. / o+deia IAN. no ,Ie =" %, 10y IaIo1a nI'n
One OF mem / TnyeI 20 NV Janghter yho b rs 1 daoirod
gfoet beneGt On /: two oS 77be o,,ere I mi ;mI
nn,ed'ately. ID / word Ike voat IN send me = snnnIu
oc ,oae "NPp''
~ X r. tcr,,er,;oL O,.o Nf.. oe ,o..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-23
CARnING.

THE undersigned lakes this method Of inform;n
the public that he has bought and is now oetma
nen y repairing and fitting up the Carding, Folfiog
aaG flanq aciuring establishment lately owned by
Z, Zeal, three miles south OF Csdiz, on the road 10
New a mems, lie OK lects 10 be ready to do all the
gqfe5n3 tAat he may he favored with this season,-
Wool VIII be taken n az The store Of Wood &
Smith'a. IN Cadiz, ard returned promptly, and an
WORT worT4nted. A Liberal share OF public patron.
age s desired. Prices as low ns other responsible
esteeishments. IOSEfH R.JOHNSl0N.
N. b. Cogerst and Carpet Weaving done onithe
lEest eLsonable terms for customers at the above
5tcbEslmelt. ~ III. ms
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-23

E0-Some one tells a good story Of a
broad backed Kentuckian who went down
20 Orleans for the first time. WhIskey,
brandy and plain drinks be knew, but as
to compounded and favored liquors he was
a know nothing. Reposipg on the seats Of
the court Of the 81. Charles, he observed a
score Of fa~shionables drinking mint juleps,
boy" said he. "bring me a glass Of that
beverage" When he Lad consumed the
cooling draught, he called the boy. "Boy,
what was my last remark" "Why you
ordered a julep." "That's right, don't for
getit,-keep bringing EN-"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-23
A Remedy for Hard Times.

The citizens Of many portions Of Ken
lucky, have resolved not to press. sue or
harrass ore another, as long as these hard
times shall !ast but TO exercise the greatest
Of all Christian virtues, "forbearance."-
And any individual who shall distress his
neighbor by instituting legal action to force
money from him, is not to be encouraged
in doing SO by his ~neighbors. and incurs
their displeasuie. and the lawyer who I'm.
dertakes theircase shall meet with . similar
fate.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-23


HB~Dearcst | wild build thee a cot all
covered with ivy, in some secluded vale,
close by a purling book, m~eandering over
its pebIy bottom. incessenily babbIing in
dulcet, tinkliag strains, love, love, where
the atmosphere is red>lent of smoothing spi-
cy aromas that makes the eye l~an@pish and
the heart dissolve in the liquid fire of love,
where the balmy morning zephyls sigh in
the dense forests leafy maze, counting l9ye's
melody where the tiny songsters that whirl
in ETHEREAL space MARBLE nouyht but love-
| will plant thee a garden of gorgeous love
illness, culIcd from natures most ardent de,
sires and sweet smelling incense.
"Dolphy, dear, don't forget to leave a
patch for cowcumbors and inyuns-lhe'fe
so nice picked!
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CAM, Juty ", 1854.
Having sold NY Wstch End Jeweity 60 ub'ishment
to Mr.. CT. Bairet, vso has beeu in my employ
Tor a number Q yeers, ] lake great pleas0re in re-
commencing him oal e'my former narons, as q
good workman and ole worthy OF ther confidence
and esteem. JouN LoFLAN9.
Cadiz, July II, lS54-tf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-23

Eg-The British loan for sixteen millions
ofpounds has been taken by the Rothschilds.
The revenue Of the government for the year
falls some twenty three million pounds short
Of The expenses exhibiting q disagreeable
prol eet Of increased taxation. e
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Preparation for Death.

When You lie dvwn at night, compose
your spirit AS If you were not to awake till
H. haaros "a ~ - y. And wh.r va,
-
a~ate N ne informing conS'oer 'na' ne"
dag as your last, and live accordingly
Srrelj that night cometh OF which you viii
never see the morning. OF 'nat Oh when you
W never sas tie night, but which OF your
mornings or nights vii be ueh yot brow
not Tai Tie m,n,,e of wnrlatv apiovma,,
81 a q.
iaas ,oo' '" ''9'5 W.
pea wbeH DEAN comes 10 carry you INTO
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NASTER OIL, in bottles, and on draught, a prime
~ article for sale by nov % 1888 J BEALL
EABERS Cedar Pencils, the basi II use for sGls
Il cheap by nov % 1853 J BEALL
CTEEL PENS, a large and fine assoel nen.. vali
- Gus brands, cheap at JOHN DEALLS. b
CAND PAPER. a prime eastern article and
y large assortmentb by (apr 20, '5Sl J. BEALL.
NAP, Letter, Note and fancy Papers, States, Pen
~ ellis, ETC., etc, for sale cbeCD ~
april 20, 1853. JOHN BGALL
TAP, Post and Fancy Note Pepper, various kinds
~ and qualities, a large sdaliy. OF
may 4, 1853 yOhN BGALLiS.