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AlIlnimislratOrls Notice.

70 Office is here given tnat the subscriber
~ has been appointed administrator of the
estate of Morris Matsun, late of IIarrsvile,
Harrison County, Ohio, deceased.
ROBERT WADE, Admin.
Nov. 13. 1850 1882
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I'M ELCfI and PllILIAfsIIs,v. i,,s, ,eecs,ea
w q Institute hs<araA,nt offsAiaea NIarsss 4
new aud beHiiilaI 6fIiclc. ni pricrs 4lsai sas'
otIail to sud tho'r nho wish L, rnrshAsf M.
fuelr, tall ~'nn rs Ihe) are going g,ast.
nov y, I55J @--@@
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he terms upon which this Company insure Life
are peculiarly favorable to the Insured ;--much
more so, it is believed, than the terms Of any other
Li'e Insurance Company, to wit;
The great security afforded in Guaranty FHhd
OF StOO 900, $4,000 of which has been paid in
Cash. and $4,000 secured IN the safest manner.
by Bond and Mortgage Of Real Estate;
Rates OF premium greatly reduced from the
rates OF other Companies, aud more equally grad.
uated; ,sJysCa
Insurance for the benefit of Married Women Sc
cure from the creditors oi their husbands;
The insured not liable tc assessments for losses
No extreme hazards taken by this Comoan.
An annual dividend to all policy holders, ppy-
able III Cash; also, additions made to Life Poll
cies every Eve years;
Notes taken in part for premiums;
n Policies issuedupon application without delay,
causing no loss OF Insurance to the parties.
Lives of either sex insured between the ages Of
fourteen and sixty, inclusive, for one year, five
lyeaIs, OF for life.
The Pamphlets ard Tracts published by the
Company will be found to contain much valuable
Information respecting the nature, principles, ap-
iplicatlon. and benefits of Life lnsurcnc Also IN
examination OF the plans OF the other Mutual
Companies OF this country. and full explanation
of the plan proposed by this Company, together
with various tables, one showing the rates o
premium for the term Of life, fsevoral Companies,
compared with the rates of this Cempany, and
another giving he rates of this Company, for all
ages and terms at which Insurance is made.
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis, and
applications received and forwarded by
Agent at CaGiz, @. w, PHILLIPS.
August %, 1850.
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rruEn-s -sonr c1rREn

The Rev. RICHARD DuNNIN0. Pastor Of the Prssbsss
church, Adams BHsin MUurOe county. y. wrote sf
Al have just received err from Mr. CHANaEY DuSEiSs
relative the of his Feversore You may drpend ~
what states Eor lie ia Christian aud elasr Ia tks
surch Some years since e had IL have oi e legs ~
aB his ife consequence of Fevesore. TIE olss
.eg being affected. aud about TO be SmpuuIed recis
n4nded BRAET's MEDICINE. Read The re1ui He ssyaI :.
hare used only THREE BOTTLES Of bllAST'S AEDlCiAh
P1ced iorE, from yngr recommendation IN that Udc
and now say ihai with hr bcssng Of God hds eee
.uk.u Iii nu,
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: NOTICE 40 TAx.pAvEnS,

DERSoHS fncliDg themselves lasgritwtt b
u The late noses ans at Of bofoughtux. willeless
meei the officers OF the loronsll on SATURDAY. tl,..
9Th inst ~ the council room and prefer the
Complaints. DY ordcr JP WOOD.
Nov 9, 1850 Recorder.
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Administrators A Notice.

~ NOTiCE is hereby given that the subscri>
AZ ber has oeer appointed and duly quail
fled as Administrator of the estate Of Eli
Roscr, deceased, late Of Harrison County, o.
All persons indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment, and those having claims
will present them for settlement.
JACOB GUTSHALL, Admin.
Nov. l3, 1850. 3w32. pd
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
WAREHOUSE.

1NllE undersigned having taken The Wac
House fUFmcrls occupied by Fleming an,
dnnsrr,is prepared to receive aud forward al
inds OF goods aud counlryprodnce, on the m,t
iasonubls terms. A. DOYLE,
Gt -'-..l-.---s--. lSteuAeavilIe. uhie =
IN. u. Mr. Dnyle has stnkasap usnmnce nd
houhl 81 $1,000, o,i rooas. eiIlsi IN ihc wa,
'rsc OF whirfbaat
-s'u5 W. L-.-5 = ---..s - "a
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siel benviIle, Nov. 81, ls5O,-smo.

ESTATE OF MARTHA McCRACKEN.
NOTICE is Eeteby given, that the subscriber
IN was appointed ut the November Term, 1850
of the Court Of Common Pleas of Harrison CO
Ohio. administrator with the will annexed ol
the estate Of Martha McCracken, decd, late
OF Harrison county! All persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate nrc requested to
make Immediate payment, and thnse having
claims will present them, duly authenticated,
for settement within one year from this date.
VIM. McCRACKEN, Administrator
AiHGm f with the will annexed.
Nov On IQ5O aw93
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WANTED-le, ono pounds Roll Butter;
1909 bush. Dried APpesi
l.0r0 bush. Dried Peaches;
800 bush. Flaxseed;
100 hush. Timothy seed;
500 bush. Clover seed,
For which the highest murket price will he given
ut he store of s. & IL. M"FADDEN.
October 2, 1880.
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FIRST ARRIVAL
HR CGdtz, Ohio.
FALL AND WINTER GooDs!
All WOODS CHEAP
STOR E!


4 have the pleasure of announcing 10 my numer
ous customers, as well ne all Others not having
3 settled dealing place elsewhere, that have this
day peceiFed nna am now opening very line se-
lection Of FALL and WINTER GOODS, consis-
ting of Cloths, Cas-. imeres, sattinets, Vestings,
Tweeds, Jeans, Gipghams, Prints, AlPacas, Nc
rinos, Flannels. Shawls, silks, Fringes, Gimps,
Mantua and Bonnet Ribbons; Gloves, Hosiery,
Pins, Needles, Buttons. Writing and liter paper
School Books, Comforts Hoods and ten thousand
other items making up a complete assortment OF
DRY GOODS. Also, Hardware, Nails, Queens
ware, Crockcry Groceries, Bpooms, &c, all onthe
most accommodating terms.
WANTED:--l 900 Bushels of Drie.' Peachcs;
5000 do do Apples;
500 do Clover seed;
1000 do Timothy seed;
1000 do Flaxseedi
5000 do Wheat;
5000 do Oats;
5000 do Corn;
5000 lbs Roll Butter;
10000 It. Oak and Poplar Lumber
And MI other Mcrchantablc Produce, for which
the highest prices will be paid in goods and cash
September A, 1850. J.P. WOOD.
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. NEW PHILADELPHIA AND DOVER;
PITTSBURGH MARKET.

t-a a PtrTsBuneH, October 81,
Fluur.-We could learn Of no transac'io"'
Choice brands command So so, from hfs'
hands $500.
: Butser--Wc note sales of good fresh
Roll Of l5c.; keg 9a94
Coffee--There is very little changing hands
Cood Rio BE
Sugar Market heavy; demand modcra'e' :
or good article 7iaS4c.
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, L[CORRHgA. ae.

BYRON, 0EREsEE Co, N. Y, Oct. 10, 1877 -
~Messrs. n T. WALLACE CO.: Some time last winsvs
ny wife became debtaed from the effects Of LaeosyhsA
and harsng Sore Mouth that she could child or per
form household labor Her medical varied
according 10 the advice and prescriptions 0 the
physicians until kA exhausted in efforts She
became very skeleton, that the time she commenced tA
king BrdRfs Medicine she weighed than eightY-Rva
pounde but by the time had taken four bottles becsms
perfectly well. The cure perfect that she enabled
70 do all necessary household work. and gained thirty poun4A
of flesh in four weeks. f'lW ~
"Yours truly, C. D. 0ALENTINEs :
The reader will observe that Mr.. says asss
SKILL He We are informed by Z TERRY Esqs sf ~
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TIE Is NJ 81:
LEGAL NOTICE.

Almon Dunning,
Us.
John Duhning.
Mansfield Dunning,
Lucinda Jane Dunning andl
Elizabeth Ann Dunning.
.VUNHE said John Dunning, Mansfield Dmnne.
IL LucindaJane Dunning, and Elizabeth Anne
Dunning will take notice that petition WIS fled
against them on the fourth day of November, A
ID 1850, ia the Court of Common Pleas Of IIarri-
son county, Ohio, by the said Almon Cunning,
and il now pending wherein the sad Alnon
Dunning denands partition of tho following real
estate. 10 wit; The sou lh ives, quarter OF sec.
lion number twenty one, in township number ten,
ofTangs number four, in the Steubenvile Land
Oistrict, and that at the april term, A d 1851 Of
said Court, application will be made by the said
Almon Dunning for an order t6ut Partition may
be made Of said premises.
ALMON DUNNING,
BY Jewett and Peppard his Attorneys
Nov 6, 1850 3lw6
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DROWN and BLEACtIED GOJDS--coia.
I'd p,ising eycri width and ,tl ,lity Eor sala 10 "
a. WELClI \ pIliLLlPS'. p
nov 20, 1850. 81. l.. 14f i--,
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JOHN McCLINTOCK
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that all who are
~ indebted 10 the estate of Joseph Webb,
late of Athens township, Harrison county,
Ohio. deceased, are required TO make mme>
diate payment TO the subscriber, and all
who have legal claims against said estate,
will present them, legally proven for settle.
men,, within eighteen months.
SUSAN WEBB, Administrator,
Of the Estate Of Jos. WeG6, decd.
Nov. l3, 1850. 4w32. pd
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
NEw YoRK, November Z. M.
Flour--Steady and in fair request Tor com
mon and straight state.
Grain--,Vheut, good enquiry at l,tO Tor
white Michigan, l,04 for handsome oh'o'
Corn--Deiler Than yesterday.
.Pork-1n favor Of buyers. Mess-lO'o'
al0.75. Primes, ,3laS,37.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
a.aa PnILADELpHrA, November ~.
F.our-Market dull; sales of 500 bbls OF
We tern al 4,s7. with plony OF sci ers, and
few buyers.
& Corn Meal Declined 10 2,el,
Grain Wheat in demand.
Puk-Mess al 1900; primo 9,oo.
Beef--Dail.
Hogs-Killsd 5a 6.
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NTERCURTAI. DIsEAsEs.
GENERAL DEBILITY or THE SYSTEMl
w. CSABB s. cos.
N ERCHANr rllL)lINis
AND CL. THING NF ~

n II ~ "
MAIN STREET, CADlZ. o., f
tLErecay opposite Ii Public Baliiags J II.
VIE Subscribers call the.aucnlion uf Ikrir
Il friends and tho public. iotI,ciElaE2c and we'll
selected stock OF FASHION ABLE READ e., fs
MADE SPRING AND SUN MElt GI.e elTlIlNai.i
winch lor variety OF sIy ylc ma fashions. aud ex.
ce'lence' hasileser beeu Az any tiai.s
in this market. aEsss
We undetermined ln give snlisfnc'ion d aHhyA
selling good articles, well made aud Ne cIieap
its can br bought in Philitdepbit W. tlereluFa
tnn only invite the people oI the sonnity. visi,i1S
the town, To give us cad, hai the citizens OF Cas
diz assoi ler Which nuIhias will lie chnryed, but
thanks will be returned, whsshe l,cJ paiahass
Ior not. ~ =, y
Aswe intend 70 kecp constantly on hand every
thing ia the CLOTHING LINE, nnd all that
ulakrs up gcntlcuens wardrobe, ind ,,t zach y
Plices as sliall defy competition VIZ lOpeby sffiti n
lhucntlun 10 business, meet the virws aud TEA.
soinble wishes OF all olr ricls iiirl The nubkc
generally. s9tH1
REGULAR CUSTOM BUSINESS, ! ~
viii he continued, ami gmiIntnls ali kinds s4aasle
md trimmed as usual in ihc besf nnnneF. Ut tie
same sland. ParIcnlnr attention will he haalow4
al upon this department.. #. X !.
PersuiIs who may not desire us 10 iunk up lhe Ell
nrluells. cip, be iurnshed with a ll.,ss superb
ttd splendid stock OIL
CLOTHS AND CASSiMERES.
With appropriate iim,hings, II eai slor Tnese Il
1 noias good soek iiiown stpa,e ifaih whis + q
choosis New Ynrk nlI rhilndclphia Ftehs
out viii be regularly recci,ci.
,Ey ilay ny III common Riib every body else.
snuAg Cor Il long ii1hc tlut encll al esahliFhztu
q iln boyt was hail, Aaittd III t'nag. MesAH.
tlcnrl hupr ttiat de- rhlic viii fiaapknFsis
lslainas, os.eaf pnri. wrwili cxeit ussfsslss3
I, ihe iiipa,Af % atisgse N. i Y t.a & Il ~ &
Cn,lz.Apalfi, 1851. sil,. 49,
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8. w. ROSTWICK,
Il T2'ORyNEY & COUNSELLOR At Law
VXTILL continue topracticein Harrison aud
wv the adjoining Counties.
Office prosite the public ofhces. Aug. Ia, ,lS49
ENRESlI rEAS-Just recciySd r14S ot supe-
II rior lvnr; II cup Of which will raise the
spirits Of any old Lady, to be had AT
October ., 1850, McFADDEN'S.
SILK Lace and Fringe AT the cheap cash store
Dol SIiOrWEl.L aud CRABB.
Dct Q3
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JOsEPsI sEI.AIsOA.

1OSGA -
ATTORNEY AT LAW iND SOL lClTOR-
i e. IN CIIANCFRy
EKTILL practice in Harrison and the atloiI.
wv ing Counties Collections the business 81
Executors and Administrators. Guardians an
Wards, petitions for partition. settlement Of Es-
Ia tes and all other business entrusted - his Gu
will receive his prompt attention. Office ntJoin-
ing the Treasurer Office. Catiz, Apr. 10. lS49
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4 say ssMOTOR R!''

have been striving 90 seltlc up the Notes, Book
Accounts, &c, of the cid Grm OF THoMAs HoGG
Il Co., and 1HoMns IloGe, individually. Now
my Gear frenrs, il is enough to stew the heart
out OF stote, to find notes aud accounts stand
ing now nearly TWENTY-NlNE YEARS, and
yet unsettled! Can it be pleasant TO me to meet
with such unkind and indifferent treatment NO!
there is not person that has the heart OF II
mouse that can meet me with an honest face, and
now is to place all my notes and accoun.s in the
hands Of Attorneys and Magistrates for immediate
collection Now do not, afterwards, come to me
and make sore mouths about the costs. but blame
yourleves. THOMAS HOCG,
Cadiz, Oct 10, 1850 tr29 for the last time.
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TIIos. l.. JEwETT. 5. e. rE'r"""
JEWECT & T. ~3PPARD.
ATTORNEYS & COUNsr;LLORS AT LAW,
AND SOLICITORS liz ClIANCERY,
CADIZ ,OuIO.
Having formed partnershIp in the practice /
their profession. will promptly attend to all bHsi
ness entrusted to their care.
Cadiz, April II, lS49-tl.:
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CANCERS CUnED.

Mr O. KINNEY. merchut, Clinton, Oaeidd eoHat, " r.
Informed that cacer0ctor in said ctany rhecnE
wonderful cuee OF CANCERS tLToug the efficacy OF BRANTk
PURIFYING EXTRACT. edHecrdoetor in Greene csunly
N y ts also using said PURIFIER. Mr. A. 3; SIrTLE, drug
Gst CanaOharie Montgomery county NJ " mas inlrlned
Us OF important cure cAEGEn of long standing wiss
effected aged lady Of that place IL herefors a
PUREIER GaHfsr y lis purifying, healing power Mhi
impure disease Of the hhod MOI care Seven yeefs
experience aud triumph says there none but whs sg
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4 )RINrED ShawIs anI IIln llIcrrllicts, pIaiIi
uni filcd cenlrcs in great tSfiety, aild fdf
ale very low by WELCu Il plliLLiPS.
Nov ~, ls5j
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New YORK November %.
Cotton Unsettled.
Flour Active; sales Of 700 bbls. State
at 4,8S,4,75; good Ohio 4,sla4,S7
Wheat Firm.
Pork-aIcss II GO; dressed Hogs 5a5i'
BeeG-Sales of Mess at 9,75.
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80. +" Africa, Genesee Co, Febraarg |, lsss -
s"M. T. WALLACE CO.--tenusMeN; | was for
than year. afflicted with disease Of tie stomach eoaz
fat gteasy substance without causing gTeat paa
sickness and vomiting, and continually afflicted
stEnaca |, experiment tried bottle 0f BRANT
MEDICINE which, TO utter disappointment sassd aat~
iisped The usual after eatHQ therefore used seeaaa
bottle, which has completely cured the disease,
well and hearty, and anything without bela
panied, or the stomach becoming sour.
:" Yours respectfully, +. s. WILCOX
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nne SLim Esinnmtl,.

Doe SKIN EIanMeI>. ", N -
DLUE, Brown flld Red colotcd DoE Skn
Id fLGssgLs. superior BIchched d0., just re
leivcd aud lor sale cheap by HFHff ggy
nov 20, iSjO. WEIGH PHILLIPS
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NOTICE.

7 ADY'S goat black ties, a, thl choup st1fe Of
I Oct. %. SH0TWEnL & CRABB. 8
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LIvER.coMPLAINT

DR. NATHAN HUBBARD, OF Stamford, Coma. one sr he
oldest and most respectable physicians, was afflicted ~b
lire Complaint many years and Beyrhv cured by
BRAN1'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could nSIHs hta
dreds Of other cases. also cured
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-27

hat is to be found in the wealthy and rich
of Cndiz, with large and commodious WARE
HOUSE and othe, buildings connected, ior the
beneft Of the Stare and its operations. large
and excellent CELLAR, dry ut ali Seasons of the
year, is under the store RON. The dwelling
house, with all its comforts and conveniences at
tached, in saving labor to family. cannot be
equalled. The buildings stand Immediately in
front of tho CoHrt House and other public offices.
On the premises is frst rate WELL OF WAT
er--a good CISTERN-the hest of MILK
HOUSE, OUT-OVEN, and other conveniences
The GARDEN cannot be beat, and consists oi
FRUIT TREES OF almost every kind, and is un-
der the best OF cultivation.
My object in selling, is that I may move to the
south for the benefit OF my health--I need u war
mcr climate. The payments will be arranged
easy to the purchaser. Please call and examine
these de esirable brCuiises r.
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oHANoE OF LEE
Dyspepsia-sour stomachl

from the girl the sVoHdn and the at middle ayee
Is accelerated and the OtAer gradually
to prevent any Of tile fatal diseases that frequently arise
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMPLAINTS.

No remedy offered to the public has been bali ~ ceLiR
aud efc.hdi rsorisg AL lie Incidental wokeSes and
rsgula'ite Of The SEX as BRANT's PULMosARY BALskM
makes difference whether the lie sRIPSsat
other seakaesst REGULATES ALL, y streHytArs
the e7RuiiSing he CIRCULATION and a11tbsy ds
aLldyias NERVOUS iERiTABiLiTY to See pamphlets
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT.

= sEd Medicine 10 every r-specri IN. ihrrr i ahsisss
FsJot IN grea effected hat ONE BO1Tt.K ~ so-
isna purifying hsaling virtur and sediesf ~ has
heFe s contained IN -Four Battles any sarsaPafa QrnsF
s1Ao 1siieis that has offered Thsre
Lndoubed proof in panphets hnt by the Of hss
great Indian dFsszr, they tllSt DYNe yet LfyE
they that were LANE aud CHPrLKD WALK-ihey
that wsrs SICK scEoFuLors and Otherwise dsessed Hsss
been HEALED and CuRFp -
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Hundreds--T -Thousands-
Brant's is the Cheapest,

ho have used BRASTs PuRIF7KR utpr haviHg ssod sod
sted ALL the sarsapaviilas and sibcr mcdInaa I, ss
ended 10 euro blood diseascs have ,riaS ff FaE
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-27

INUWAN A, HAT.L.
-sn ertraordin4ry case Of Scrgfnia cured By The sole
use Of Dr. G~ysoWs Compound syrup.
1t will be seen by this certificate that this man
has been under the treatment of several ceIebra
ted phS scians. for the past eight Iears, witheut
deriving any benefit, and has been slfcctually Gu
red by the use of a few bottles OF Dr. Guysott's
Compound Sprup.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30

THE CUBA ExPEDIrIoN-The fact appears 10 be
established, that Gen. Narciso Lopez left New Or
leans about the 9Th instant, with view to head
expedition (be materials of which had previously
gone forward) for the invasion of Cuba The Num-
Der of in the expedition is stated at about 1000;
but even that number presume is exaggerated.
Among them said to be many who fought in the
battles of Mexico.
The N Y. Sun, which appears to be official the organ
of the INVADERS states that the main part of the
pediiion to land on the Isle of Pines, the S.
W. side of Cuba, while the remainder will effect
lodgment at Barracoa, at the eastern extremity of
Cuba.
The Sun contains, 'n advance of the nails Gen.
Lopezs address TO his troops, whom he calls the lib
Grating army of Cuba" and also his address TO the
Spanish soldiers of Cuba the occasion of his
rival.
The Sun makes much display of The affair. and
apparently enters into it with much spirit, if it
legitimate enterprise, instead Of piratical
attempt npon country with which we are at peace.
If the Spanish armed steamers and other vessels
about the island, do their duty, the expedition will
prove miserable failure. Even should they escape
the observation of the cruisers, and effect landing,
they will have chance of success unless aided by
the population and troops Of the island, which noe
think is more than doubtful.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
Hon. Graham N. Fitch of Indiana.

This gentleman took the members of Congress and
the country by surprise the 18th Of February, by
speech full of good points and hard hits at the 'pe
culIar institution" rather at Its insane champions
in Congress.
For several weeks after the organization Of the
House, the Southern members did all the talking,
aud they began TO think they would be of an
easy victory but the tables have been tnrned, and
have had succession of able speeches from
northern freemen that has changed the aspect Of a
fairs materially.
Campbell, Mann. Stephens. Fitch and Bssell, fol-
lowed each other in quick succession and poured such
toley into the Slavery Propaganda it never re-
| ceived before.
These are all new men with the exception of HOr-
| ace Manu. and they were not expected to do such
| good service in behalf Of free territory We feel
particularly grateful to Mr. Fitch for his welltimed
and manly rebuke of Southern insolence-as having
steadily voted for Mr.. Cobb for Speaker, We were
not prepared TO him "beard the lion in his den. "
All honor To such Democrats Fitch of Indiana and
| Bissell Of Illinois. The Pennsylvania evidently
don't circulate much ont West, or these nen would
hardly have voted for its Editor for Clerk.-Peo
| Journal, Pa
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30

0ErThe severity Of Mr.. Webster at the expense
of the democracy, in l643, would not be worth re-
ferring to. were it not for the purpose of showing
the extent to which he is capable of misrepresenng
his opponents. In l647 he censured the Northern
democracy for not supporting the Proviso; in 1850 he
sneers at and denounces them for having supported
it, and is utterly lost to all sense of decency
end truth, to assert that they would be ready to
apply what he bitterly calls "tbe saving grace Of
the Proviso to the of Canada, that coun-
try to ask for admission into the Union out of our
intense desire to gratuiously insult the South He
also accuses all the democratic satesmen-lhose dead
and who "are honored by the nation with having
labored to extend American dominion only for the
purpose OF obtaining slave territory. than which
more gross falsehood was never uttered.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
Another Address 10 the People OF the
Southern States.

large number Of Southern members of Congress,
have had several meetings Of late the result of their
labors being Address to the people of the Southern
States, calling upon ihem without party distinction,
to aid in establishing paper at Washington which
shall speak Southern sentiments and sustain Southern
views and measures upon the subject of slavery.
The Address sells forth the value of negro prop
erty to be sirteen hundred millions Of dollars and
that it is periled by Northern aggressipns-hat the
whites in danger of having the blacks elevated to
the social level and that the first step to avert
the threatened dangers, is to establish paper at
the seat of government TO disseminate Southern
sentiments touching the peculiar institution" The
address reported by Senator Butler of Sorh Car
olina, and is subscribed by sirty-three of the 1l8
Southern members of Congress. Of the signers IA
are Wings nnd 49 Democrrts-of the non-signers 20
Wings and 20 Democrats.
Tie Washington Union rebukes this movemnnt.
and says, it is willing try the present U. S. Con-
stltuliOn little longer"