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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-01-28
The Flag OF Our Union. I,
F, twfh an additional Tase.] -.
BY eroBoE P. MORRIS.

. lsIH- .fsF y!.t fJI. ---- Oh rill ~ ID =
"a song for oar BaRnerl,'- vatch%ord recall
Which gave the Republic her station;
"United we stand--ditidsd We falfi"-
1t made and preserves Us nation 'slr22
20 at The union Of iaKes-fis Union Of,lahds---
-,lah The union Of Sfates none can seyer-:1a
.,~-rII The union Of hesr.sr4the union Of hands,
D.. .,,, and the Flag Of the Union fozeyer ,.,t
And ever =,
'h'A The Flag Of our7rni, N forovett = 7''
'.E b, rs 0safii1 ,jnd 9df is 5Iyy 'ns.s lev
What God.l in His VISION aad mercy designed
And armed with His weapons Of thunder, .,.
Not all the earth's despots and factions comhinel
Have the power TO conquer or snnder!
f' 1he union Of fhkes--tiie union Of lands
ah' iarTbe union Of States none can sever
.a,,E Tho union ofheartsa-the union of hands,
l-7 n And the Flag Of the Union forever >les
.-s -r,u ale .si And ieyeEa gsfr bel ID --
Ths tlog Of Oq Union foreyerl s,..;-,.,
IxiDrgrsdAHvEKse.is 7i-fs y' hasT
Thenskoepthe flag aying!--thsi pride Of the van
To all other naiiohsdisplay liItT12siJF neinJ
The LADIES for UNION are All-To AmasVs "a aao ii
Bur NOR TO THE MAN WHO'D ysETRAy ri n, ,;
Then the union. Of lakes-the union Of landI
,,;t.f.., The uhipho STATES none can seysr~-a
The union Of heurts-the union of hands
And the Flag Of our Union forever ,.,
~ f3ss1f Si3asE' And ever! = 5fsi3 siasS ''s =
The Flag of our Union forever!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-01-28
TEssMs,.-.-..,s3,G0,ss
The state RinRnceS---A EsemtH1A
eenee that some foIAEsseeIn dlspo-
% Scsf aSs foxs~ofx a. ~ q. l.,,t. .tff

T.. sea 10 t0E<efs I- ll ss. - sss si'siF a.
Much care is taken IN the recentrepert Of NJ
Auditor Wright to show that the present State
Administration IS not responsible iordR Of the
vast sum Of money it has disbursed during the
fiscal year 1855, in payment of, Itiensre Rsss-
nue) State expenses There Is nothing amnAk
ural or improper in. this, provided due care i
manifested in not overriding the matter. But
the Auditor is wrong when he says that s37It
925 81 has been paid during the last year on
general revenue expenses which fightfaflysbS
long to the year 1855. For INSTANCE, he, ineIss-
ded m this sum Gas did the Governor In his
message all State House cxpesnises which wess
incurred during the first NE months Of The
fiscal. year 1857 That such d conrss i ridicn:
lous II itself as well as calculated to deceive lie
public, is 30 plaif That the mere statement oF
the facts Of the casercnders remarks unnscas-
sary. 'i.fs1 lH-ata5f yE. : ya3 -'f''lss1 10 .
But what we designed in this brief aftists
wassirnf ly to recall particular Get 10 the fee
olectionof certain PARTIES who seem o5glsssoss,S
Inclined when4the toes Of their own friends are
in danger q being tramped on, ,Tbe iact ii
this: that when the ID Wing state .Adiniais,
tration!, in the month of January, 1859. retired
from office, there was !sntailsd by that Admin
iStratioh upon their democratic successors, q
general 'P revenue debt amounting tonp less than
t'ea aAffpha& and hgeatg nine tsoastad doRars,--
This allegation is uota mere idle 'chasge that
caa be successfully contfc verted 81 explained
away BY reference 70 Mr: Auditor woosds.t
last animal ~ report Legislative Document, 1S52,1
it sEiAbe seen that tliesfaet we hero charge Ii
frankly adtaittea;, and tIiht III order 10 Keep tie
ordinary drafts Of the State from being PUT
to PRO TEST, the public officers had laid yio-
lent hold of the fund set apart for the payment
Of the public debt, and used It (as they Rave
again done in 1856, for the purpose of neseting
current Liabilities which were otherwise ullpra-,
vlded foria 4t3dfs... df et 81 81 afb5ag n ft8sl
Wegive this little piece Of not very old his.
tory with a view ef refreshing the memory IL,
persons p1' who seem quite. wide awake when any,
thing can be tortured to the disad9anAags or
the democratic party, but who arc suspiciousiy
dull and forgetfdl' when ''the thing works 'tothsF
way."-4Neea,k 4ayouts. u, @ il .. ,t.,. i
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Total in thrce yaaaae ---,s-s 4rs- S ,534 3o3 66
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During4the late Presidential canvass, ,andat
the .moment gallant Senator from the South
was proclaifing the certain election oi, Mr.. Bu-
chanan, a. leather dropped, at his. feet from the
wing of ap eagle that was flying oyer.J The gen
tleinaR preserved the,qa;H, and to-day Had it
to Mrf Buchanan to wEife bis 1nallg7
uraf address with. 1t was not piuaked hy, man
from The wing, but was The free gif ofoIr nal
Ras "A s1lthssst VI n 80
ThsataboTel statement Isl corrpcts toS SeHator
of MISSISSIPPI y entlegAan sGagedtea
thsHuiil n sROay pt MT: BaeAanaA
~ Nv heatiands where iwe SaFrt on ayiand,t
u ascsEdanie Na tAe request 9tIthee "sallAnt B
Senator" it viii be used by tho President elect \
il writing his iuaagasal adlFesss-- ancaster m
telysscag ao ybai tadY ,TfTAaaa aassfF7saT i
WsEase AitoeHiva BY ybdFiaisHayg aoyl BFoyh,
tAA4at t s ave
and srt hss lying oysnAssf tThes bird fEeveIIl
was RerChsd insteYcrthalGsads Of It'd htlsEnana
81 tBasessatioa ssllen sas some aprssssd III
dphbtof the success. bf Jrathcs G6va
br8Eb vas n ths, th,ls his h potent
belief in bis triunphaat B tedtiop1s she ieaalal
iBrsaAasgtis sfiaienaa sbbala aoIsl thsqdil
Id IT taRshb ssgfatgf fae GOV. Bf6Ahisu fsst
H Hoy u sse ~ salg s ilIa.
brewipg lpWATd hia agtsS ~ but tathsr =, ,spWes|
hing. In itself nsEizina sshsussthathstra dfl
nsnsataaayg ygtgat;f fenighssf Than sshe sw0sdsa
orthMftt t6 aRhsa N sls
n ppordah6a wisk hsspgeessiq If sss, BFowpal
The InaugRFal Address viii - HxiAtsn nth |
II. .saat..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-01-28
4 WHoLE r.znfrYY \ Tig Il E.Il.ll.sss. IlIlss

Z "a N HOLE y AMILY m HEAvEK.---Ih he id.tftSye.
is1g eoqasht paAsags fYoais enc beai tY AIBasf
BarhA< ItisArslly aihlIs---F AAh1is aiiiIv ag
in Hsagsht Whoean picture OF dufsrlbs 4a4s
sFfassing ioyY 20 one IS absent Np hIls sab n.
iaugatcF 5aFe away afu No III hsie#l thaVgasy
fn4aHhAlii pbaee abd Nv Il 4I1aSus
bfhing JfsiFs 4sAuFfeetiSl 4Es1 astsass foggHz III
An lB9fsfe TIE throne thsy NV f6aasl9e4 N fsal
h1itsd daainiaasiony geOA als bhs 6f ING IzsssF IN
II islieaths 4aIkh hard ii lasa ard - hah,iIa s
Ehey Aass soHshAsnasa \ - Il u kldFy ahiE
hall ssefiastisse AHhSfesis hags.isaf = - s8
q separation In That hally Noona' = = s. ~
.epdstatSAAA ~ Ono u snK iHss IL - e
laathn evss II Hsasan iis - n1as~sk
long T. z0w pro0azii0Ra Ell ll..sss
u uasa 6ts0nsg Is - zaesmhses y - ~
Ioah i Gad grant TT h laiz iazIaatz Il
sry fAmiI pansE tans " naitsll NJ q s+ s. =
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!. .2TssE LITrE. i sHHL i nNEis.
Ittil lSsse}o 5EBafl ftti af}ff
IBY KITTY, KARf.YLE.

e{ae6rge Tienox was clerk in the wholesale grot
cery Of Messrs. Moorel 81 Reese. in one of ro,ir
sssdra CITES George was srr ambitious young
man. had lnanBihright hopes ioe the future, and
was generally III good spirits, though sometimes
vie great highway Of life seemed ,darkened, and
the star u hope shoHa fsebly on his path, But
George was hensst, and Messrss Moore s Reese
had Tong since come To the conclusion that he
was just theeierk, for them s,ss ,.s.al se Il aas
80 much iof George Ijenox. 80 ~ ~
af7ltH siaF9 1..-l.--.fI btia = 'SSti - "
Some distance from Msssrs. Moore b 1eese's,
away dcBpt the stFeetra quarter Of 4 miTc per-
hapsEwaHd nearly opposite Georga's boarding
place, was niiiiner's shop i real fancy shop,
with hRadsome windows. with splendid curtains
oHths inside displaying 4 rich and tasRasati full
array qof those dear treasures that SO delight the
fsirayizdear iIttit sssates ooffbonas of ail
stsIssand atrimmedi m assrg iitnaginalaa sEap,
with bright ribbons and delicate tlowsl
cd with exquisite taste by fbe. fair hands,aof
bioSnhg maidsns s1slaai,1aq ,saiiai 1ed
Wsse not thess attractton1as3 YES, Y George Gsap
never passed ahe door orMddatas Josephine nasLa H.
sslles fromParia, without casting q. glance into
the vbaidds D. taibhgh5 5tbSsa .tisautiAiI glass
doaEsS b 1EATnauAR0gTss "a
George diffqcfsns fotS Shs often passed on
hisaHaE r nd rom his baayding holsel but it
Wa eaotdoHthh saiEs ii the Bornets or ribbons
cfMadans Josephine, forr he could ssd them
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Farmers ard others will heed the following.
whatever thew NAV th1k ofttook NJ fa,,cv r,r,n,
NJ e,oto,a,,r 1hon ,;,, a. - - :. -
. eol'~s a'r . 'A0 "Neii'loh mo- OF
'iisfA oaiSs' o'itSei9ai Nites'anu commend
every one'to follow them. We are fHdebtedfo5r
most ofGKem to that excellent 4nanal Tie Tins.
y4Isa lEtl ~ S3ta,9I ,aa, STn7 rm! ~
!Y7o sFY Htl1 s','S t'i'o m W
WLaeh - text IN it5e4 ioN sSdhere elaborate aF-
tiHleF1at 2i& 1ss't. 'il3.'o on 70 si5o'2 VI
tier Ana, s,,rs,i ;s ae5Y17tb
i ARHosigR II draining land thfor6ushIy WI Tobrg
purse maybe drained yet tic full cf6Ps thaFt III.
loM wv VIII soeG ilil isagl' a..
Etoran locomotive without Ish I'm I one :, v ass ~
wood must both he, consumed: ,if thew, are tn
move the machine Of lie farm or af the rail
ALWAYS rive the soil the fifst meal II this II
weiFfed with manure it will feed sIlsISa-
animals! ahdeman.i nss}}o rtas edt 4,l .4aeT hi,
If YOU wish to give an enercetic noxe,nent 70,
all your farm machinery, and keen its hnndred
whaeg III rotation be sure not u beE Without
good rotation Of esebs. Efta~ ,7isem 5dl d NofIi
eIf yptialow vu anilnalssto shiserI vssiiuf a,r.
tune will be shiSeped in consaaueuce. that "a. thar
farmer who leaves his, cattle to the winds viii
find his bfofi IS also aiyen to Tie Winds wiild1s
Heavy carrot efops ior cattle viii Soon rat,,rYbf
carrots Of goldaifna qia!l bas slagsad3rtia rrgf.
Did, Won ever hear the Musical notes of star.
Wing herd Of hogs? Extine7iish by' food thnsa
notes speedily. IL YOU wold avoid eyer nm ora IA
annoying notes after pay=tag has passed.
rManyFa farmer. tby toensnarineif seeding hfis
new meadows, has had ia cede his whole JaIa,. =.
Every farmer should sec daily every animal he
has, and inspect its condition. weekly visits visits
as with seme soon result in weakly animals.
"'& aaS- : - = : 80 ~ @a% a.
"A supposed witch ifogsess Id Epnnffs.
.vva f3d4ba s,iIa3 g55aEsas q ,sT5
d. - , -, "s rs Sesl'SSff ssA
Dqie tt'FlpMliSsaissA 4 e&asl G"9 Inc transaction
TO have aecugEed about q ygaoatf asa:-sa
] It seems that young lady of Matamoras{ was.
ltakensick, and I'd oiHskdGf iflHKeneinhkori.d6M
reported to have some skill in the vlrtuaofHartas
was sadisitsd u visit aaaiaaiinisteR- athsgpa-
tont. From some caushibr ether she. ldsiadF
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From sPeTter's Spirit,
DefEsstng ~ position Orsthe Temper
anee Question, h'W AZ w
BY RICHARD ROE.

'.'''N '~ - y - "a "'" y '''A
BY By Richard i,N p ROE. ,.4 ..'.
js6,,,o7 ,nr.,.
sn5,a w. ',..,,;,tt, m H. ;ndaorat;6n : Iii a
- 49, e., IL a Il,
,,.,,.a a. ,,of 3p,.s61,,,,o,, s,..s "a
zrsos;ar ,rho o,tr II, ,,-b;st i ,.os ,.os
III toIthg8. cia.r rI,ss;5or;tnF oea th.oo
III Z ~ III Fsdr,a II .d,.,a 10. a,oa
o, vod "a ~ A. i,ast t,s.,,. g.
,,nt;, 49,. tAroa n,aag hafa,ass t,o,
MI " t;,,,o t,a rsrs ofl tho
rTI gaI:l. 4. a,,ld, H., ~. ..I
nm begor H. ho n,,t to,r,a IT, voters ~
ibotb p.rt;as IA r6g g,s,lt-gt.., 1,7,a <, ~
Ta a+.lo nos,4;o; ", e;;tb1r s;io An; ,or
os ana ,aoda;na, j., saonad ~ tbom ~ monlr ss nolc1v
nv nat te,y bad povar helonoed 20 onv tam fam
porance society That sat;st,s1. the most of the
antics g On tba otbar ham, 7 boa rovn, t,,rsr +
anvtb;ns STRONGER, than MI, lbA ta,Sy,a4
ance ,s,ay took u lf1r7 cTsSfsd Al ri yaslone 4,
them. IL 2 aaaaE 7a4o bin *aaa liioms7a..
Things went on nprdtty smoothly in the can.
vass, And / andmy opponent were to! mako our
last'speeches in one of ths-tacggs toi@nships, on
the Saturday proceeding the election hg'a7F25
aItwas hard place for aitetnperaece niasj
and 1 was most thoroughly cross examined du-
ring the speech, as to- my anteeedents in con-
nection with temperance societies. and especially
whether had ever belonged to- the Sons of
Temperance; this order being the peculiar aboinl
nation in the noighborhood? 20 sty answers
seemed to satisfythe sovereigns, and Twas com
grattdating myself that the last ordeal was pas
sed.qh ted ijsiv Iiw ,aAs1ts rjaii nj aaiyn
sEmas slightly mistakea orsome malicious POI
litieat ADVERSARY had whispered itaaboat the.
crowd, that could not bear the tasteHoF smell
Of whiskey:, This assriods and damaging
charge, and my friends without consulting me-,
determined that convincing proof Of its 'ifailse
hood Should be given, before left the gro ground,
Tom W about as hard . ease as the neigh
borhood afforded, was selected as a committee
Of one, to carry out their resolution. y, !,
pst " had mopnted ut INV Sb, horss ~ y, Lava .
Tom n approached me l, with III brimmng tumb!er
Of new wh;skev in bishand and oslre5 ma ,.'b' to
y0enh H., ~ ovs o l. hnr, ,,'P y, ~ -
Iglancea y The sFowasnpasav t.t b, - :, ,ssstI
fifty votes were hanging III the scale II Was IA,
M n6;maaltod lto and lcounla of syraI,n1vss y
r. as ,lo v;,lo,,os ,rb;sor i &C .,,sa . ,,
stilI fo,tna their vav down NV r,at 4, r isg} 0a
~. ~ -: .nf,s;o'a, III -, .4,,Et n
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-01-28
RIesttIEET ASDftI I4rRl w pHaztk ksvFa coai-
ItHead following from the tsesAgHs sti zgaas

10 theiovers Of Figs Feet ~ ssiasisi'lis
THE tape worm. II N aics ii fora gnss \,
the humar sIomaeh M pub Al ilustFasad VI
descriPtons II aaSegihsa III 4 Tho ays Cassfts 4,
" fe.sifF1e to its As AolloN
tiebiews are never troubled Nithsit and saona Y,
tlat,are fed on pegk ara eEsaIiT so aiIiioteSs
N iacts II ttrns that small parasite wCrlak
called chry ystecei roIn worg n M iTifags \,
. small sect and tai, which much siiacis pa
NJ ssoonar reaches tbe stomach than fsasn IL
cHange III diet osit oii Il i meta q pI,ass8
te swef klo h, ta III worm: aisa ~
Haoli dn sor Have q y 81 ishsd
Re iact Buy ond cJhtraaiet eti6 n y " - \,
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A toaplsof weeks ago, o We WI gaye aflying + RI
NOR to the effect, that since thei new State Ad-
niinistraton tad s6ihg into pof@er not one do
lar If the Sinking dnid Provided for tho ex a:S
IlgdishfdJht f6 stato 1tBt 81 ohio, 5j'h lad a
beaAh apphdd " the purpose tOs Which, i " q 81
tredly deyotsd by tHe sh Hhsg Audi 9dit.
tor II State report shows that ris Ite rd
NOR was hot strietiy t6ffSts fSsfaH''as 'as thcrras
was. actually redeemed within that period, a
DohSgtic tat6 Bohd to tS Esiio II ycsSstt4 sSstt7a one
l6l1ars d'R tbea 1'Thdish h6t as1ay very
great m dt still we peef t8at q oufF fFo1gSal figures
shall Be- sldsSsey cofr6cg aid Therefore make Make
thsfs gqfac tib wgf3a ta1f ai u darfa ina tTa
fhS hhl6Oad u Foreign and Domestic Pubic
Debt pafd Of IN eaeh u Gle three years next nst
1856, was IL bli0ws:l i2i - ~ sa''' 9
IN The 'Pcar 1853aos!sq ndA S3of470 47
laisdo9 4 1a54aso- arii- ri -rse Fes3,242 Sc
1 do 1865 i;.iloq.sFIn4i1lg SIG, 500 67,
/ y'sy2 ,TaaW 9DB{@p -r--
Total in thrce yaasas s--s--. srsa- ,534, ,3o3 66
-r~lleseGxk saRvecataFss ksgtRTa aeE 8as'
/
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Il
, ScDpnS DRhifH OF FIwol REL FRs 81 PRns.-
TDsSfB BuotiaSRs e 'Fiis tow 4 aea sighboffiood
Of Phtoha were thrown into State & conste: M !.
nation on Sunday n,rafig Inst by the siilsa
demise offAiexandeE Bdthafsan, E:ssdS., Second
cousin to the new American President whS Ssu,s III
to the moment on death ofi SATURDAY. nisha
apparently p HI go9 His bro-st
thar, BqaEsE Blishanar, asi ofn galluybraoEa.
Clogher, was Immediately sen for, and afean a.
irving had asevere attack cfdfsease eFtiss heart
which hehsd besatboriiag asindef hi some kjias.
and which endea9 lataltg an TaesaaE aiierneoal !,
while the remains Of the former Svashaiinsaazk
veyed to the churchyasd.a They we're Tie near.
eBt relations IN this iseontHy TO thB III N AasasFf
rcan President, both about fdEtF wears 81 -
unmarriedand highly esteynsd dlby yzlleiss& esS u
thescomnaundty fol- kiddnass ahd hsndsalBnse.G
wiaiout exception TO party IssHsaaessgk Il lrss
lasid) Adsg.sal atsts sas8 Gs baggv;lall llee 4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-01-28

During the past fortnight, al the american
Hotel in KANSAS City 1.-THE greatest outrage evsrl
committed upon the friends Of freedon'' sssaa
perpetrated. and we call upon the whole tfater-
nifty of shriebcrs to assist us ingving expression
to opr, burning mdignation,' In Missouri. In
Q hotel kept L bya Border Ruffan, Goyernor
Charles tSobinsouand. General Samuel c. Pome.
roy, the i2lee7 State leaders, and Col. H. It. Titlls
and Mai. jeff Buford, of the bloody bordsrruf.
fans sat down at the SANG table, eat together
in Peace, aud pledged eacf ether heath i'll i'll L
choicest .lIedsick. d rl@aff . gttsQ4m l2sp WI
.Whethery tlFs result is'te be atrihateasto The
Presidential election, the pacific efforts of Gov.
Geary or the lnnrderaus propensities of the pco-
pie oeMissoari, we leave for Greelr or some 9th
ersrlf'osorhen' to dctcrnine We sitanpIy record
the fact II honids cffS( fsatessss. a.ss H.
/ -WAslI1rGT5v, Jan 1B.-The Presidents iirsk
ptblicfeceptsen Of The season was held last eve
ming It vas lars5alY attended, .Ampng the nd
table guests WITS Gov Robson oftKapsas. .aj, n.
lC1-Caaiz Repnblican please copy. The abeys.
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B-IrE=RapzI-N-agAsAsN sN4s-K 80 III. cCnrt
dy, yerteft@y, introduced into the House q res
ozatjea5 to osappFopriates $a0, ,OJ0 eftha teepisS'
rhohey fci rRl1fofth the suffering citizens of
the TerritoEBof kaiisas''se IA tlaissa ratlsera
funnEway ofdisposing oftis pdblSe finances, Of
course his party were obliged t5a4tabluasths
messure.' .We.saggest thar the Black RepubtiI
cas dtiil- aster at fhe oatse, pIaee, I Ms..l
NccdItsy III tliq VI BBasa sqssa ! 9fap learhia
bluldes should fqgqfs ma tterst igesssaas0
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.sSNhktTsHtlmtg wassrA=watar 6awatsssss ~
rtolu him it'wAss stduthsproofs bfandys sdd ithe
Icro#d unaniidossly sworsItBas tanytrsnan who
,casfisdfliqu0essh shaa would make otn >A--cryi
)tbriwateFy was sound ienoagiaaisr them on the
tehaperancs qtiestiongtq 81 niaaa sEs aiaad sio
1ldistaAcsaimy compstitop asrthat xpreeinct
thu succeeding hfohaays HsiuT6l efi fIaae bsyat
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-01-01
Lcsas Notice. -tf.i.E
JEREMIAH TRUESDALE, Sherbourne

81 Trucsttaiu, and the unknown heirs ufi}etT Bell,
deceased whose uHmes and place cfresdence arena.
known all of whom reSidc,ts of the stnte or
ohio will tltS notice that the 3l day of Deccm-
bcr, A D., 1856, Orpha Jane Bancroft kird IN the
court ofcomman pleas within and for the county of
potIagc and stateof Ohio her certain petition where
in said Orpha Jane Banerois plaintiff, and tney (the
above named pArties)and others 'Iefendu, t. set
ting faY't that said paintG Is its owner ~ fe staple
Of an undivided three seveuhs part Of the following
real eslat to wit: situate in the ownshipo Nelson
county ~ Portage, and sLte of Ohio and being in lot
No. 3d. in said township, and bounded as falews: DO
ginning in the state road leading from Nelson centre
10 II. eciirc Of Nindhlm, at the south west corner OF
land owned by Phnsas NJ. Tinker; thence running
east one hundred and ten and three 'iougths rodS
thence south nine rods; thence west one hundred And
four rods said road; thprce norhery on said read
TO the place OF beginning seven aud three
G,urts (1l) acres of land; that said premises were
veyed to this plaintiff by deed in fee simple for
valuable considerations sOme time during the year A.
D. Is48, by Jeremiah Truesdale, Jane Trueslale and
Alexander Truesdale; thHt said deed has been accl-
dental y destroyed before the put on record;
that said Alexander Truesdale Is dead aud the dcfrn
dants in this arc his heirs Said petition pra!s
that the several defendants therein mentioned may be
ordered to convey by deed in fec simple undivided
three seyeiths part cf the abotc descr Ed and
that def iult thereof, said premises MAY se lds1c
to plaiBtiifn such mantcf may be conformable Il
| law aud for such relief as equity may require.
Said defendants will be required to answer said pc
ttiun bs he 7h day Of February. A. j. 1851.
! . TAYLOR " HORTON,
De. II, la5546w Atty's for Pl'E.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG 1TyuaENF.-Intrinsc
virtue alone could insure the success which
this article has uttained-For Rheumatism,
Salt Rheuul, Burns, Bruises, Stiff Joints, or
Galds, Spr1ins, Pole Evil nnd Swcllngs
upon Horses, it has no equal for Man Or
Beast. No person will be without il who
has once tested Its value. Sand with ref
erence to the general estimation Of the Mus.
tang Liniment, can cheerfully say that no
article ever performed so many cures in our
neghborhood as this. l.. w. SMITH, Ridge
field, Conn" IS, LEITcH Esq Hyde Park,
VT, writes, 'th1t the horse was considered
worthless, (his case was hcrves) but since
the free use OF the Mustang Lniment, | huVe
sold him for $3.50. Your Liniment is doing
wonders up here" Such testimony is reach.
| ing hS every day. The half is not told.-=
Every family should have it. Beware OF
limitations. The genuine Mustang is sold
} bv all Respectable Dealers throughout the
| World. BARNES a. PAkKE,
Dee. 4th, ls56-ln. ProprietOfs, NY.
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pvouerty dluaiiliCa ton.

MEssRs. HART q SoMERFiL1'E:-Calilns
one dae, not long sin5e, at the afore OF Mr.
G. p; dfi active Republican, the following
coiiversalion TOOK place: y ,
Spectator. GOOD day, Mr. D. What Is
the news! s@assssr as a,Ss
as @. Dali the news have is, that the
election was wholly turned for Bacbans n BY
the POOR, ignorant deuiis. 4 ,s5..t.ra. :,
suttsator.-Indeed Then you believe in
restoring the property qualification.
q. D.-Yes-no. I believe that man mo )
who votes should be something more than a
soor igaordnsas should know what he Is
about. TIE Catholics, I'D on by Bishop
Hughes, all Voted tor Buchanan. y asa
sla,se and disgrace to ou,, country, hat priest
ridden Catholics, aba poor, ignorant men, are
< ao,ped 10 oole sta fj,stg sg, 8~ u ,ta,.'
Spectdtor,- \ am glad you have mentioned
t,he priests. There IL not . particle Of prOol
that Catholic priests preach'd politics. tool
the stump, OF. in any other way meddled viii
Euolitics, during the late cahvassi where's
1 Protestant clergymeh; from Henry Ware
lBeecher downward, weren't il pretty mucl
( All the time. The PRIESTS destroyed the ol'
4 Federal party, and they viii ruin the RePub
lican. ssi
II Here the conversation ended. x,s
n ~ Fl CphesT 4 4cp
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Theprnpretor has used THIS attlein bis owl l'riva.
practice for several years and in has IL Jailed
10 effect perfect cure, When the direction has been
followed. s. a4.. ..... .. ..-.
Ills purely vegetable In rs composition, and bAlus
mild in Its character adapted to all Ages Sexes aud
Constitutions. 1t can be given with rs lHnch safety 10
thu infant 10 the adult IT needs no eht"nihm, io
long array OF testimony to heraldits eEicacy s merit
Hes within itSrlf-and TO the invalid IL will prove o
moro valuJ than an octave volume OF certificates.
Prepared only Ly the proprietor. NJ S;anhnpe, J
aud none genuine without his signature.
For sale by HuMELBAUdn " JRSStSGE, sole agents
fot RaveHnh, ONO.
CrlttGG,,Gh aIttl knowton. Frahsl!n, J. B0hliRl
and CO.. Randolph, J. II. Sr1 1igue, GarrrtsFille,
w. Foster, Mantua, &. Il q. X. Harmon, Aurora
Grow II Harmon, Newton Falls.
3J-Iy,