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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-22
BsHsaE1H>DSN3S
BOSTON,, NASHUA, & N0RTHWEsTER n
EXPRESS

~ - :szss;... f- z:.:......s:S7 fr=szs7
n EsSENGElS pass over the FichbaYg, Jyorc,sfer
w Nashua Fernlon and MosSdchusetts Cheshire ey,s
DG@ 1utland and burlington Raj Roads ana iotyor,t
Northern New York, Canada, &c. wan
~ Office in Worcester, $50 MAIN STpErs- -, ~,
Roo, e. l.. BRIGHAM, agent q" "'"'f
Square, BOSTON, dwjstf ~ ., Co 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-22
Door Plates for Fifty Cent.

A LSO Brass, Plated, Initial Door, Trunk, Bell, Car
"A rage, Plates Door Numbers and Letters wholesale
and retail. SB. CONGDON,
feb4-dn No 50 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-22
Worcester, Jan. 20, 1851.

New and Improved Clothes Stand.
HHE subscriber would call the of the public
4 his New anC Improved CLOTHES STAND, article
Of much Importance to house Keepers it being much
light and convenient than any frame USE and be
furnished at much less expense. 1t may be Bakers
Furniture Rooms and my Shop rear of Dr. Bates office
Pearl Street, Worcester. r. WARNER,
Sole Agent and Proprietor
Application has been made for Letters Patent.
W orcester Sent d. 1850.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-22
POWDER.

To Farmers Ground Plaster.
ii ANlNG made arrangements for a DIRECT importation
Il OF PLASTER, and having superior facihties' for
gndng the same at one Of the best WATER
IN this vicinity prepared to furnish fresh and
line ground in bulk or bare any quantity desired
Aug % oWH A. IL w. II. HARRIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-22
FloEidence and Worcester RAILROAD,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT and after oct. :, 1850
TRAINS

le4i RI sl.s.:.s.....55 n T .;....::.5.s E7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28

81 c! rT3aorca uaor lie tia md occasion IA II to
""'H: would 'o$ well u ;he roadcn ri h:as without
a'i within. i!e ;ac AID oceasol IL. upco, have
'iv' ~ hssr, ce..fy N.erer they WI DC
w'ea the convention assemblies, wou! Al pcsent scarce
'ehe I" ,"r c!nIDn 3r itss express on" though
ON ioi On t!.!s no:rt fitogei"er without nop".
40 Cle canltY" 5irr ahiin; iiith 'han have
lii the f of Il withdraw ircl iae trion, "!i ur
"i'h"at cause ea' dcne rs may 70 se ri c c G"ct-
raj Government j. practically revolutions; anc revolutions
ale -: % crcted oy drawing bills ninety days or one
year M: ai. sc bate. illustration Of w:lal cu3ht 10
of can b. drawn from tl sGt. shop lhan the c"H'tlng-
honse Success depends striking wh'" 'iic iron L. 1'
Lad Sog;h Ca.oia ei: teen eagyds rsad! H. nUqc
She inay DC egteen monihs he.:.ths adnssi"c !" Calf
=. il an ai: 'cfment o. fcr1s. mie haze fa'BSea
So ocrasnf h1 c ',se Should have tc.n simultaneous
mi'n TIE cem:osson II i3 hly pcc. would b. dis
70 leach t'al da'a.0a was thing c'iio IA tc 1ait t.
ec;, i'll ,t.lpi u ,.- ~! tie ee.es c: ~! pco-
' trst - pre- rli!cH !9r plyac1 contest result MOI
'.nI-nb9t1 which bcc1Gs hess probable thG We
p.fs - nct it, ard reSt 10 develop al our resources
VA cot oil ~ Tar ~ tc9t a. iat,rc"n:sr s.iih tae ~"
i.ndGg S.tes Ihis done oll ourselves ready 10 ast
upon the first occasion Z" gcnersl tement IN ir Son'n
which, life upon il, wi. occur fu! soon and, in the
meanwhile ~ cultivate the ndrst relations and keep up
ndosi:ousi and ~,h system the closest intercourse with
our sister States o The South Southern Rights Assucia
lions might ae made greatly auxiliary and there other
creams o extended Organization winch IL De- made effective
s,o! no ~ discussed. = tie Haar o; PREPARATION lp
de.ha "Ctsoi.,. hlas infcc - ao;. ay Ibis snegesion
Noon - uIoa ,At - sece1. gtac"lO'v;
oa' lt thct rights .ci..! D, thos
in Mo.r have - 49, tho!c ","li M - nocd .: Sc
'3n q a v ;.,a,;easd n. !:iat,; a.ssttr,
Clay, ca,s, the i,csi c ;' ra! friy nj Congress, t'
northern an norSafan nes al pFo1Irce !. rai ieaal-
non niiiers 80" what scccss2n may as - fact ,hoae
who r1tfd .Ge ?sf nd ;o "a '.oEsie. il
2ntion IS tue lila; acknowledged revolution i some
tines h!pcd"ss. Wi,ness that memorable acA 10 oIr
own TIE moot familiar 70 L, ot a' oer-. .ie revolution
u its9 Bat ms revolution EsIaaps ow.dita fcacoui lar
ar'rn great p,-t - The wapponie, army of il 500 PICK
"a and known readiness nj lie Prince Of Grange
10 make USE Of the utiinr ra'in .eeri.
Aud now, MeSsrS. Editors, must conclude this long
-a Jon WIN appeal 10 tie editor u the ''outern
io'ro 10 giye j; place in is paper II nia IS
good Hnt pave dou5t ia t.?.s he slond nj
l0w ais readers soileics r ,!lGr eia. Htyas
roace ~ na .nl c,nae,.,ei snIneyvn. freely :ar
no.liic u tne Cha:!.r = -i:es ,l ! = iGe 10 re,
a's from fs!soral re!aers, ai s't! aarr 'eir-
i'r r!Eoest H., m,.'.nn y wa-. vas oIienoig
otrosat becfo ac public. Respectfully yoI 'ud' scr.
!. i. HATNE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28
npr,nprI, STEAMBOAT COLLISION.

WpEx1rso MARCH PA fsarul collision took pace te
.uaeo hc aran.ars Lowell ard s. F. Vinton aoort twenty
Ave niles ow Wheeling, whisn Tesn.;ed IN errioe oes
carrying down With her instant destruction Is
Of those On board among whom were the CHIEF ehsneef
and lady with her three children Inc whoie ea.s - -
he DWELL /. total loss including tho mails and an IRON
boat which she was carrying to its destination The We
ton escapsd uniniured
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28
..,u .rnE sUNAMA1S.

eioi Y',a.,Iber on lie lS'h January last, two
= 'HN Il. n, n,t- N'-".iIoto az "iL'.'h; ~ Mel
Il, ~ .'l' % ,.a. ,aacs Iaecd. won >""aen e. i' per-
y -,l ana si@t 81 *lf. fi.s' "'i ",.ns - ~
= msu 90 a' iAg.s, ,se..r he "a goo! 100. Ing negro
= 'stp''I,s ~ >, .,vs al low STATURE va about
william j. al'4 E 80 !tc: gSry well made, somewhat
.'6cr atlr .,,, MS feet are good deal ,usr
,N..st'' l' . ais. .r.- ard short nappy ic.r:
r. te ' -. .sa....:es sicN'y; ,s i.ay be cat. goo!
= .9.-s D. ,t ,,. nhen .l.sy @on: ot. wa domestic
osios a1tp vseq ii.if ri cxee!'.n, Gaai:y,
.- ny .,,s ,t f.,. Hoes naiei win .hat called
' -, -" [ m hsa.i :: .lcr siace thcy went OF. aenc;
'o nf"' ,y ~, he nrjehoaeaoou have tJub; tha;
i.,,l r, ,as passes forged iee eapers, and have
.., eel i,.oaa ne medium oi 'fsc h:sfoes or o'sr'
D .,'. ,,.f ,e -, .aaa above l.!rcshu-g, .e Lynch
" ,l..<se iia,,,o,i. or ea tae Eichnioni aud ;ah'e
ur.-v be .'f".lt tei'e .. 'ac Dos'N y" VIC y"
+: !: ,sr.ss ~ aware .tiae"ay s.e- -, :,
49, record oi ts t.i:g 'o7 'ae appfehsc.iS' o.
4.rs ri, th.s go A;n i! l's'e'sion or i'iiy
,t, u ,.,rr.ri to ia, n. place 81 residence, p,o.
~ 4 , a,qehcred ;he cogh's G. iow':t''a or wi;h'
4 d: 'he eol" Ten dollars I'' CO. =. i,
vys ella ie,1'e i.ysc:u.e tn~aa.an co4ay:
\ SCRlNCEItS -l!RGi>ia:a, c,clr Court Of Chan
c:r Richn,nd On TUESDAY hs III lay OF March !s,l
a.J Lon;on executor al Dalc !iissla5o'haa, deG,d
&c Banks Caroline Il Wise sniaani pr'er the age Of 'Wen'
,a r1:e II loGd9o. lohn Thompson. IT, aud Samuel NJ
. . xe,oioI- Jose \ Us in5oham, DECD, William T.
M Iau-a Rai.s Chat,;tr lianAs Sarah Banks. c!
'ttLc i'-'ks na.e + Banks ana Henry Bars. an He
9;ls .aines io ie decree he co'yt wi;ioa; AZ hi,
c ricl any Of 'ae n'c- questions nei'.ed or reerreu
f o Jesse l,tss,nocn9l ptcscnt LEA 'ir.c
n . Com;nls y. nenicned. doth further
an1 ac,re- nat We a.ta render al ac"ouGt OF ms
Gs a. c%ee,,or ~ i,aael n.gnbc,ham decd. and :,
r. ai .s.o a. nissi bp,h.:: Commissioner o this
require. auii ard lie ani :cakc rcro
& .o Cour, Wiz; aay s,te specially stated. deemed nr'l
B. .mse wch nsy be required ~ An: ot tie parties
Pow.iArAS ROBERTS, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28

\ ,a SsI.FfS -l,RGlNii-A, C.rclr Court ni Caan'
the County iea:eo. held It the Sa:r Gear, Ecnse IN
C:v a Richmond. TUESDAY H. Iii LAY o March si
'@' t-''''N'' Plaintiff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28

h, ord;,o that the 18th section Of the Code OF Viz
w =. ,i 4 os TO read as follows: IF any person
snail take oysters with any other Than COMMON
oyster ,ons with bar head no; exceeding
in Hsmpton Roads and providing that the citizens OF this
State nav take oysters In said waters more than twenty
fec, deep with dsdges other instruments than longs was
taken up
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28

CHANCERl. .-NIRGlNiA: ~ Rules hell II the Clerks
'r.v Circuit Conc Surry county, the 81 day o:
ID. ,,Ji
..t r n p,-hon Plaintiff:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28
pow,iArAS RoaERTS, Clerk.

COMMISSIONER : Ut IF..s,
RICHMOND. MARCH Ia, ISL.
c for, iecrst. hereby nol'ec
-. st a.f-c me City of Rchniond ,e 2sh dcy o'
d u ','ock i VI. with the ldence necessary 10 ena'
=. s-e,;1 H.. ,uii.s required by saiG decree
... ,.-,,.,;- Na Z. DAVIS. Corr
al it-N iEtiNlA At Ru.es hed IN he Cers
s- hc ;a, Court OF Louisa coaaiy, on The 9TH ia? Of
.s.-ts s,a.,.ats assignee Of Elizabeth Wartoa,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28

pany aad The Orange and Alexandra Railroad Company,
n TIA, Messri Massey Of H. Pitman Patrick, Ci:'"so
o: e., ard pnuy, prepare and bring III tho same.
Mr.. FiNNEI from the Committee on the Bonds oi
Pnoc Officers presented report wlcn laid tic ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28
Defas,iant.

,uics hcc n =. Clerks Gice Of the Circui
te A:w ~. county II ie2rica, the first Monda.
No.. ttc 81 lay os he month
a-.t.t. cc4c~toy. Plaintiff:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28

Prayer BY lhe Rev Moses D: f0lE 0' '1 F'7s0y E''1
Church. -. eu ,.a Senate co,,,,r,;c,,in,
~, Nv iha, body Of act cnengag the times oi
rho t,rcui, Courts the counties OF MaFion Lew
is and Harrison, with amendments 10 ~hch ley tequ.s
the concurrence ni the House-Vhe a'shd''''' W. wa
o asn ~ Of Mr.. MASSEY OF A. leave was granted 10
bring in bill concerning the Manassas Gap Railroad COM
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-30
Wonderful to Relate.

The Richmond Republican announces the
rsry important fact that President Fillmore,
while on his electiOneerng tour, i'll Virginia.
event into the harvest field and to the aston
ishment OF the natives skillfully bound q
sheaf of wheat with double tie!'
The President ofthe United States, know
ing how to bind sheafof wheat! Well, that
is truly astonishingl Certainly he should
have no difficulty in receiving his reelection,
since he has performed this wonderful feat.
But, thousands of Better men than Fillmore
have bound wheat year after year, without
having it chronicled, out of which to make
capital. We guess many of the wings who
vot ed for him for Vice President would much
rather have him, now binding wheat than be
discharging the duties OF his present station
Can't some of the Scott wings who have
been guillotined answer understandingly?
But bear in mind, voters, Fillmore bound
sheaf of wheatl Where are the Hard-ci-
der, COonskin, Log cabin, two-dollars- -a-day-
and roast beef humbugs of 1910?
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-30
DEMOCRATTC CONVENTIONS.

The Democratic voters Of each township
10 Harrison County, are earnestly requested
d meet IN their different townships on
SATURDAY THE Esd DAY OF AUGUST
next and appoint THREE Delegates to
meet in County Convention, in Cadix, on
Tuesday, the 26th day Of August
next for the purpose of nominating the fol-
lowing County Officers, to be voted for at
the ensuing fall election:-0ne Representa-
tive; one Judge of the Probate Court; one
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas; one
Prosecuting Attorney; one County Treasurer;
one Sheriff; one Commissioner; one Coroner;
one Director of the County Infrmary; and
one County Surveyor.
They will also, at the same township
meetings, appoint TWO Delegates, to meet
In Convention with Belmont County, for the
purpose of nominating candidate for State
Senator. iron this District, at such time and
pirce as may hereafter be designated
Your Central Committee earnestly request
every Democrat of each township to attend
their township meetings, and appoint such
Delegates as win attend the different Con
ventions.
By order of the Harrison Coacniy
Democratic Ccatrat Committee.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-30
Scott in the South.

The whig Press Of the South does not re-
ceive with favor the intelligence OF Scots no.
mination for the Presidency by the Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio wings. The Savannah, Ga,
Republican, for instance. says;
"Candor requires US to say to our North
em brethren, once for all, that they may
nominate Gen. Scott, but no party at the
South can take any part either in his nomi-
nation or election. Not one Southern State
would cast its vote for him, except, perhaps,
Kentucky; and we hope that il would not
Either Fillmore, Cass, Butler. Webster, Bu-
chanan, or Douglass would carry every
Southern State against him. The fact that
Gen. Scott comes forward under the auspi-
ces of Mr.. Seward, of New York, and Gov
Johnston, of Pennsylvania, in neither o.
whom the South has one particle of conf
dence, is enough to damn him to utter
defeat in this part of the confederacy
The South can never cooperate with par
ty in which such demagogues officiate as high
nrieStS
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-30
Democrats Of Harrison County,

Remember that on Friday next, You will
be called upon, in connection with the De-
moeracy of Tuscarawas and Jefferson coun'
ties, to nominate a candidate for the Office o.
District Judge. This is the first time. fel'
low citizens. that you have enjoyed thc
privilege of declaring by your votes who
shall occupy the Judicial Bench. And il
view Of this, it behooves us, to have as q
candidate. man of strict integrity, and a
sound lawyer. Let "union, harmony and
concession, every thing for the cause, moth
ing for men. be the guiding star in your de-
liberations. Go into convention, determined
TO abide by the decision of the majority, and
to support the nominee, be he whom he may.
The only gentlemen we have heard named
in connection with this Office, are ThoS. L.
Jewett and Geo. W. McCook, Esqrs., OF
jefferson County.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-30

A letter from New York of the 7th, gives
thrilling account of recent case of seduc-
ton and abandonment, which should forever
guard unsuspecting females against the willy
arts of fends in human shape. About a
year ago young lady Of Philadelphia, sur
rounded with .idolzing relatives and a host oi
friends, became acquainted with fellow who
succeeded in winning her affections. A few
days since the lady consented to take trip
to Boston with him. They reached New
FORK and took passage in one Of the Sound
Steamers. Between New York and Ston-
inoton the scoundreI had succeeded SO far
as to engage lodging for the pair IN me same
State room. They retired-on their arrival
at Stonington he told his unsuspccting vic,
tim to sleep on, as the cars for Boston did moi
leave till morning. She continued in the
state room, whilst the fiend continued on dl,
rect in the first train for Boston, leaving his
victim ruined and penniless. Cruelty de-
ceived and in strange part Of the country
the unfortunate woman was driven to the ne
cessity Of sending for an officer Of the steam
or, to whom she frankly related the story 9
her degradation. Compassion was taken OF
her helpless condition, and she was convey
ed back to New York without charge.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-30
The Position of the Wing Party

Fellow citizens of Ohio!-Voters of Har.
rison County, keep it constantly in mind
that the Wings, as party, opposed the new
Constitution, byevery means in their power,
They charged, among other things
EE-That the new Constitution would re-
quire the taxing of grore yards and churcAes,
and the Steubenville Herald, one of the
most rapid Wing the State, boldly
asserted that "those who support the new
Constitution, will vote direct tax ON the
bones Of their deceased relatives
EE-That every species of Internal I'm
provement would be stopped
EEThat no Rail Road or Plank Road
could be built
RY-That it created host Of new offices
with large salaries, and
EErThc Legislature would sit all the
year.
Suppose now that the Wings shonld prove
successful this fall, and elect their state and
county tickets What will be the result
Why, they will either have to pass laws
taxing churchcs-stopping all kinds Of In
ternal misunderstanding new Offices
and increasing the salaries-all this the,
MUST Do, or stand convicted Of having
deliberately LIED to the people. Nov
Messieurs Wing Leaders, there is the posi-
ton you have placed yourselves in, and how
do YOU intend to get out oft.
With regard to the Democratic party
They denied that any Of the evils propheciet
by the Wings, would be brought abou
should the new constitution be adopted.
They still deny it, and if they are entrusted
by the people with the power of enactinl
laws under the new Constitution, they vii
act accordingly.
Fellow-citizens, you can Judge which par
ty is entitled to your confidence; choose y
between them.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-30
Accents Tor the Sentinel & Farmer

The following named gentlemen are odr
snthoriEed agents 10 receive advertisements,
subscriptions or Job Work. Al contracts
made with win be strictly fulfilled by as;
Pliiiadelphia-f B. Palmer. Z. w. Carr
4 Picrce.
3ozion--V D. Palmer.
Neu York--Y. b. Palmer.
Wheeling-D. Maclane, Esq,
freeport--Joseph Allen.
Moorefeld--A. Jul Schreiber.
Westehester-Wm Fleming.
Franklin-Dr E. Conaway.
Rnmley--JacOb Gutshall.
Short Creek-Asa Holmes.
Ssoek--James HOagland
Athens-Dr Thomas Findley.
fsreen--Dayid McConkey.
sprnlsn--John Brown,
Nashiagton--John D. Boyd.
Norlh--A. +. Croskey,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-30

MARRIED IN BLooMER. ~ The Boston
Commonwealth says that one of the EDITORIAL
fraternity of that city, last week, took the.
hand of fair one, dressed in the poetry and,
bloom of Bloomer costume, II was made.
of elegant white satin, and fitted like love
among the roses, reaching around the waist
and close up in the neck, the spencer opening
in front like naval officers vest, and inter-
laced a Ia Swiss mountaineer, sleeves flowing,
whit kids, white satin slippers, hair done
plain, with wreath Of orange flowers over
the brow, and long bridal veil flowing from
the crown Of the head over the shoulders.
OF course she and it looked fascinating be-
Yond description. A.A EIa lI
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-30

Or There has been a very popular and
desirable fashion introduced into Harrison
county. and one too which we hope To- see,
at least every Democrat in the county adopt,
1T Is the fashion Of subscribing for ne Sen
fina and Fcymer.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-30

WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.--The
great success attending the use of this Bal
sam in Pulmonary diseases, having natural
ly attracted the attention Of physicians and
Others, various opinions and surmises have
arisen with regard to its component parts,
some have supposed it to contain iodone,
others mercury, ect., and to such substances
they attribute its extraordinary efficacy
Such opinions being entirely erroneous, and
calculated to prejudice many persons against
the medicine, we pledge ourselves that it
contains nothing Of the kind, or anything the
least injurious, on the contrary, it is eompo-
sed principally of extracts from the MOSS
of Iceland, WILD CHERRY, and the PINE
of our northern latitudes. See advertisement
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-30
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democrats Of Harrison county arc
requested to meet in Convention with the
Densaerats Of Jefferson and Tuscarawas coun-
ties, ii Cadiz, on FRIDAY, the lst day OF
August next, for the purpose of nominating
a candidate for Judicial Judge of the Dis
trict, composed of the counties of Jefferson,
Harrison and Tuscarawas counties.
By ORDER
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-30

Hoes FOR PAcKING.-We understand that
several of our Pork Packers have already
entered into contracts for the purchase Of
hogs for next winters packing. One or two
contracts were recently made at 1875 nett,
and by referring to our commercial report il
will be seen that contract for the delivery
of very considerable lot in December next
was made at $4.--LouisuHc Commercial, July
OF
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-30


Out of the 298 furnaces in Pennsylvania,
149 Gust one-half) have stopped within the
last 10 months, and the workmen thrown out
Unemployment And yet every vessel that
arrives in this country from England is loa-
ded with railroad iron, Somuch for so much
, State Journal.
ED- And pray, Mr. Journal, who are the
men that purchase railroad iron in England
They are Presidents Of railroad companies
who are invariably WHIGS. For instance
your own dear Alfred Kelley, of State bank
notoriety, and who is President of the Gin.
cinnati, Columbus and Cleaveland Railroad
Company. Out with such political hypocri.
lcy. Charge the stopping of those furnaces
in Pennsylvania, Mr.. Journal, to your own
dear brethren, and no one else. They arc
the cause, and you need not deny it.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-30

1-- Call a,I. s. Ditmars shop, when you
come to Cadiz. and examine "Moore's Seed
Planter" and then give them 9 trial. Pee
advertisement
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-30

@A,gentleman in Pittsburgh received a
letter from an officer of the customs at GRAY
elines, in Belgium which closes by observing
that there is no person in Gravelines or its
neighborhood who understands the Ameri-
can language; for which reason he begs as a
particular favor that the answer he shall re-
ceive may be translated either into French OF
English.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-30

05-Two Quaker preachers, Eli and LyBEL
JONES, sailed lately from New Bedford as
missionaries of that sectto Liberia, in Afri-
ca They are the first Of the Quakers who
have gone from this country with such an OBJ
iect.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-30

VT The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
Company have commenced running regular
trains between Pittsburgh and Beaver
Fare, rs cents each way.