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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-02

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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-02

RELEGIoUS.--A meeting ofconsderable inter-
est has been progressing for week or two at
New Athens under the supcrntendence ofltcy.
j. NJ. BRAY, and quite number have united
with the Church.
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MDNIE NEWS.
From the Cadiz Republican, 26th inst

From the Cadiz Republican, 26th inst
PETITIoN.--In the proceedings of the Ohio
Legislature for January 20, among the petitions
presented was one by Mr.. Day of this county,
from Isaac G.. Davidson end eighty-three other
citizens of Harrison county, for law to pre-
vent animals from running at large.
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Htsbeen before the public for more than 81
years, and is Ieservedly popular.
From :. C. Dillaye & Carpenter, Syracuse, N
Y, Oct. Is, 1856.
Wstake great pleasure in being able to say
that we ave slld yoIr GIrgling Oil more than
ten wears, and have never heard a complaint
from purchaser.
From s. 9rtvton, L1wville, Wis, Apr. 81, '5S
Ib1ye conyerscd With several of my neigh
bors. -TI1 sly "sTleV are acquainted with youI
Gargling OIL, hlving frequently used it fol-
both Ma Al | Bs,st,'' and speak very highly
of its .IrItive qualities, and express a wish
that n; yht be left for sale in this place.
From Msssrs. s. L. Jackson & Co., South Glib
s1n, Tenn, April II, 1858.
The Oil takes like hot cakes in this country
We will sn1n have to order another lot, in Or
der to get it here in time.
From J. NJ. Irwin & Co.. Salineville, Ohio,
M1rch Sd, 1858.
We have sold the last bottle of the Gargling
Oil. Sales are rapid now, though it was some
time before we got it started. 1t is entirely
the best article we have ever sold. 1t has per-
formed great many cures, when all other Ne
dicines failed to do any good.
Caution to Purchasers.
The only genuine has &C. w. Merchant,
Lockport, N. Y" blown in each bottle, and al
so has his signature over the cork.
II Plm1hlets gratuitonsly furnished by
agents, with Testimonials ofits utility.
All orders addressed to the
MERCHANTS GARGLING OIL CO.,
Lockport, N. Y.
Ds For sale by Druggists and Merchants
generally, through the United States, British
Possessions, AMI other Countries. And by
SHREvE & Macy, White Cloud.
REED & SrURGEs, Iowa Point.
PErER, FRAz.R Co., Oregon, Mo.
JONES & Co., Mound City, No.
And by one or more agents in every town in
the vicinity. Who'll ,sale at all large CONNER
cial towns. sept. 30, So, ly.
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A WESTERN HAxD.-A correspondent
tells good story of Western steam.
boat captain, who hired, "off hand" &
shiftless fellow, at one of the ports on the
river, to go as a hand on one of his boat,
to New Orleans. for "forty dollars and
JoaRd;" giving him in advance five
dollars, to supply an urgent present ne.
cessity. The new hand was to be on
board in the morning "before the first
chicken crowed;;" but he never made his
appearance.
Long after, the captain discovered him
at a wooding-stat:on, jumped ashore,
collared the dishonest "hand," and asked
him the reason why he had not kept the
engagement.
"What was the terms?" asked the
fellow, with the utmost GOODNESS and in
difference.
"Forty dollars a month, and found, 4"
replied the captain; lyon knew the terms
we'll enough"
Very WE'LL" replied the recusant,
"did you find me p"
That was poser! The captain hadn't
found him until now, although he had
looked for him at every port and stop
ping place, on all the river he had ira
versed.
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FLAT TURNIrs AMONG CoRN.-We Of
ten says the Boston Cultivator, obtain q
good harvest of fat turnips by scattering
little seed between the corn hills, imme.
diately after the last dressing. Wher
the ground is moist, the seed may be sowr
on the surface, and it will need no GOV.
ering In common seasonS-if the follow
ing weather proves dry, the turnip fly will
sometimes destroy the whole in day OIL
two after it has vegetated. The remedy
for this is to sow moro seed as soon as il
rains again and hand rake may be used
to make the surface light and to bury the
seed. In some districts the fly is so trou.
blesome that repeated sowing is often nee.
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time this month.
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A friend who loves a good thing, and
has a keen sense of the ludicrous, tells a
story Of an Irishman of the better class,
who thought he must conform to the
fashionable mania in paying a visit to
the Falls of Niagara. Paddy arrived at
the Falls, and taking look at the sur
rounding wonders, addressed himself to
gentleman: "And is this Niagara
talls?' eyes," was the reply. "And
what is there here to make such a bother
about 2" Why" said the gentleman,
edo you not see the mighty river, the
deep abyss. the great sheet of water pour.
ing down?" Pat, looking at the water,
replied. hesitatingly: "And what's to
hinder it?"
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ANECDoTE OF SIDNEY SMIrH.-Noth.
ing was more disgusting to Sidney Smith
than forward prigism. One evening. al
dinner party, he was excessively an.
noyed by young fop. who constantly
addressed hin as "Smth" Smith,
pass that wine," and so forth. Present.
ly, the young gentleman stated that he
had received an invitation to dine with
the Bishop of London, and asked the
reverend canon "what sort Of a fellow
he was.
ga very good sort of a fellow, in
deed" replied the satirist; "only let me
give you a piece of advice-don't call
him Howley."
This rebuff vastly amused the compa-
ny, bat the subject of it, being a fool at
all points, did not see this point, and
talked on in happy Inconsistencies.
Soon after, one of the company rose to
depart, pleading an engagement to a SOL
rec at Gore House.
Take me with you," roared young
Hopeful; "I've the greatest possible de-
sire to know Lady Blessington."
This request was very naturally de-
INJURED to, on the gronnd that q visiter
was not authorized to introduce uninvi-
tel guests.
"Oh!" said Sidney Smith. "nevcr
mind; I'm sure her Ladyship will be
delighted to see our young friend; the
weather's uncommonly hot, and you can
say that you have brought with you tile
cool Of the eren,ng :"
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r. U. 4oRREY. SAMUEL LArPrv,
........-: Surveyor & Civil Engineer.
TORREY g. LAPPIN,
Land Il General Agents & Surveyors

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REFERENCES-J. w. PARKEn, Parker,s
Express, Iowa; E. B. FArRTTFLp, President
Michigan Central College; J. BARKER, President
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lena; JAMES FosTER, Oregon, Mo-; Hon. ]. P.
hULsEHT, Auburn, N. Y. june 4, ST, Iy.s
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.Ggt film Of tie Ching.
JOHN JONES.
~ BEN WILLIAMS. COUSIN TO krro

AIz-"BsH Bolt"
Doai you remember lame sally, John Jone.i
Lame sally, whose nose sobrown!
who booked like a clam, il you gave her a smile,
Aud into its at your fiOWHl
In the old goose pond in the orchard, John Joues,
Where the go,linss are learning 30 swim,
Lame sally weai fishing, one uet, windy day,
And by mistake, tsmLled in.
Under old SIM brush fence, John JoHss.
That uinIs at the foot ofthe hill,
Together we've seen the oil camel 20 round,
Grinding cider at PeaboIy's mill.
The mill wheel i, oven wool noS. John Jones;
The raners fell on to a COW:
And the wea,es and r1ts that crawl rouai, you
Are lords Of the eiaer-mill, now.
DO you mini the Pis-pen of log, John Jones,
Which STOOL the path to the BAN!
And the shrbutOn tree where they grew the bon sh'
Which sowei on jackets, with yarnl
The pig-pen has gone 10 decay, John Jones;
The lightning the tree overeomei
And down where the onions and carrots onse grew,
Grow thistIes as big as your thanh.
Don't you remember the school, John JOnesl
And the master who wore the old wisl
And the shady nook by the crook Of the brook,
Where we played with Aunt Catharine's Psl
Mice live in the masters wig, JOanJOses
The brook with the crook is now dry;
And the boys and the girls that pIaymaes then,
Haze ell gone Cay ont to Wisconsin,!
There's change in the things loved, John Jones'
They have changed from the good to the bad;
And feel ia my stomach. to tell you the truth,
I'd like to 60 home to my dad.
Twelve-months twenty have passed, John Jones,
Since knocked of your nose with a rail;
And yet, believe, I'm your only true friend,
John Jones, of the Hurricane Gale!
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AN INGENIOUS RIDDLE.-It was done
when it was begun, it was done when il
was half done. and yet it wasn't done
when it was finished. Now, what was
it? OF course you can't guess. Will
this do?
Timothy johnson courted Susannah
Dunn. 1t was Dunn when it was begun,
it was Dunn when it was half done, and
yet it wasn't Dunn when it was finished,
for it was johnson.
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AYERS
Ague Cure

AS !. L. -. CQre, F
FOR THE SPEEDY Cur, o,
Intermittent Fever, or Few,
Remittent Fever, Chin F.ra Ii
Ague, Periodical Headacbs sf, Do
Headache, and Bilious Fey,, ~ b's>
for the whole class of di,es.t' hts4
mating in hillary deran-ems.. e'E
by the Malaria Of miasma,ie "a. 'l','
No one remedy is louder cayloI
necessities Of the American peoTIS = = g;
and safe cure for Fever AMI Haaz
we are now enabled to Offer -. -.
certainty that 1t will eradicate y, e
and with assurance, founded ON -, -
no harm can arise from its use in 20 - (
tity. =! &
That which protects from or
disorder must be Of immense st Ems
communities where it prevails PIC ~
better than cure, for the patient o os'sE''
risk which he must run in violen, -, !
this baleful distemper. This c. -,,->Si
the miasmatic poison Of PEvEn ~, q
from the system and prevents Tho ~ n
ment of the disease, if taken on ~, S,'~,
proach Of its premonitory symr. ~ ~ :
not only the best remedy ever Yer -.
for this class Of complaints, I'm, @ 80
cheapest. The large quantity We - !
a dollar brings it within the rraeS "! Z
body; and in bilious districts, wbs,s y y -
AND AGUE prevails, every BODY sboTiiti u
and use it freely both for cure and ~, -, ~;
It is hoped this price viii place il WIN
reach of all-the poor as well as tbe ~, ~ :
great superiority Of this remedy H ,,'.' !
other ever discovered for the speedy "a 2
tain cure Of Intermittents is, that i I 80
no Quinine or mineral, consequently !.
duces no quinism or other iniur;o1, +
whatever upon the constitution. Tbo,. - -
by it are left as healthy as if they hal -.
had the disease. -
Fever and Agueis not alone the cossor.-
Of the miaSmatic poison. A great ~ -
disorders arise from its irritation, amorr x.
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, He,i,T'
Blindness, Toothache, Earaehe, Catarrb A.;
ma. Palpitation, Painful Affection a = !
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels ca.
Paralysis, and Derangement of the Sim.
all Of which, when originating in this an
put on the intermittent type, or become psr, !
ical. This "CURE" expels the poison x.
the blood, and consequently cures than
alike. 1t is an invaluable protection TO i'm,
grants and persons travelling or tempC,.,
residing in the malarious districts. Ii 81,
occasionally or daily while exposed to Il, /.
fiction, that will be excreted from the sy,,-
and cannot accumulate in sufficient olr.,
to rpen into disease. Hence it is even n,
valuable for protection than cure, and few
ever suffer from Intermittents, if they n,
themselves of the protection this remedy
fords.
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HORSES KICKING IN HARNEss.-Jona
than Coe, in a communication to the Ohio
Cultivator, gives the following as a pre-.
ventive and cure for horses kicking in har
ness. which he has adopted repeatedly
with complete success:
Take forked stick. about two feet long
varying little, according to the size o.
the fork, firmly to each end of the bride
bit, and attach to the other end of the stick
to the lower end of the collar, so as to
keep the head up, and this will prevent
his kicking. A few days working in this
manner will commonly suffice for cure.
Horses are more apt to kick when turning
or narrowing than any other work.