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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-10
Late From California.
New York, Sept. 4.

New York, Sept 4.
The steamer Prometheus from San Juan
de Nearauga, arrived this morning, bring
ing dates from San Francisco to 3Ist july.
She brings $50, 900 in freight and $500, 600
in the hands of passengers.
The California Markets are generally firm
with more activity.
Flour-The market is still oYerstocked;
sales at ten to twelve dollars.
Business prospects are better, and the i'm
portations ofgoods large,
The mining operations are progressing sat-
isfactoriy.
The Indian hostlities have ceased on the
Southern and Eastern borders, and broken
out on the Northern frontier. The hostile
Indians at Rogue river have been dispersed
but not subdued.
Business in San FRANCISCO is frightening
up, and the merchants are nothing daunted
by the many fires. They are building so
rapidly that the city has assumed nearly its
original appearance
The Vigilance committee have dore their
work SO thoroughly, that crime in all forms
has been greatly restrained.
Agriculture in California is becoming a
source Of wealth to all who perseveringly
engaged in it. The abundance with which
the fields are laden is enough to encourage
the most skeptical. The farmers are labor
ing under the greatest disadvantages in not
knowing whether the commissioners will re-
cognize and make good their titles. This is
keeping many from going on md making
Improvements which they contemplate.
In San Jose, the squirrels and grasshop-
pers are making sad havoc with the crops
in many instances destroying whole fields.
The miners on Miss. Bar are principally
engaged in carting dirt from the higher table
land TO the river and there washing it, and
it pays good profit.
On the North Fork, n. S. company have
nearly completed cutting rock one-fourth
ofa mile in length and 20 feet deep, which
is to divert the entire river from its natural
course
AT Negro Bar the river is turned, and the
bed of tits made dry after turning the cur
: rent, by the use Of an Archimedean pump.
The public buildings at Delajko were to
have been commenced on the first of August.
During the stay Of the ''IndependcDce"
al San Juan del Norte, carpet bag contain
ing $1,000 was stolen from man named
Meldon Gof, of New York. A waiter at the
hotel, who was seen near it before it was mis-
sing, was suspected, and arrested but after
short investigation he was taken to the
woods, guarded by two Californians, follow
ed by third, bearing large coil of rope.
Arriving at the place appointed for the exc,
cution, the moose was made and adjusted to
the prisoners neck; the other end being
thrown over branch of tree, his eyes
blinded and his hands tied, he was told that
he had six minutes to make his paace with
God. He knelt for moment, then rose to
bis feet. After choking him some time with
out getting a confession as to where he had
hid the money, they released him. The po-
lice interfered and attempted to arrest the
Tingleaders. Aid was sought from an Eng
lish brig Of war, but refused. The Prone
theus was searched, but the affair ended
without making any prisoners. y"
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Vermont Election.

sa sa Brattleboro, Sept 4.
The returns from one hundred and TWEEN
ty-three towns gives Williams, whig. fol
governor, 14,333; Bedfeld, free soil, 9,O34
Robinson, democrat, 1856, The same towns
elect 53 whig Representatives. coalition,
and In eleven there is no choice. The same
towns last year gave 81 wings aid 50 coali-
ton. The last Legislature had SO whig ma
jority.
L Williams loses 50 far about one hundred
on last years vote.
ished. u nm ~
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ry-a father and sister OF the restored having died
OF that Unsuitable discase
CLARK TowhsHur. BRowN Co.. Ohio,
February goth, 1851.
JorN D. PARK. Cincinnati. Ohio. General
Western Agent for Dr. Wistar's BalSam of Wild
'Cherry-Dear Sir:--Our ftmiiY are predsposed
to that terrible disease Consumptiun--my iather
and sister having died OF that disease. have
also been predisposed to Consumption, and about
three years since was completely prostrated by
it, and for weeks my lille was dis pair.d OF My
ply yscians and my friends ali c0paidered my case
as hopeless, and requested me to prepare for
death, lor a very few days at most would close
my lie. To alleviate my paroxisHs o oicoughing, :,
which were intensely tortnring. and to assist my
expec toration, which almost smotl cred me, my
friends bought me one buttle Of Mr.. Wistar's
BaIsam of Wild Cherry, and commenced giving
me n few drops at II time, as my coughing spells
came on, and from the first | expo rieaced relief
and obtained a little uninterrupted sleep, which
refreshed me very much. From this time began
to gain strength and to improve rapidly; and uf
ter a lew days was enabled to take the Balsum
of Wild Cherry regularly and in full doses. NJ,
appetite and my digestion became goo and to
the aston shment ofall that knew me. recover
ed. 1t is to DR.. Wistars Basam of Wild Cherry
and that talone, under the blessing Providence.
that owe my recovery. My heulth isnow good !;
every vestage OF that alarming complaint. Con.
sumption, TINT had oryears attacked me like q
horrible incubus. has been eradicated from III,
system, and l do most earnestly entrcat II that
are in the least prcdisposed to Consumption to
make immediate trial Of pr. Wistu''s Balsam of
Wild Cherry, ior have full faith in its restoring
them to he"lth. Truly yours,
JOHN BROOKS.
IMPORTANT CAUTroN.-Dewafe nf n base ooun-
terleit ot Nistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, signed
by nne VIM. Spear, who, in orderto palm his vile
imitation upon tho public, has obtained Il fac
smle Of our hottle, and copied our label Of di-
rcctions verbatum, substituting his own name for
that Of Henry Wistar, NJ. d., which is found Oh
the genuine.
Remember the outside label or wrapper of the
genuine Bnlsam is IA finely executed steel en- gra-
wing, bcnring the name Of Henry Wisar. Nj. D.,
and Sanford and Park-none other cun he genu-
inc. Skillful and scientific physicians now pre-
scribe tnis medicine in their practice.
Price S. per boue-six bottles for S. Sold
b. j. D. PARK, Cincinnlti, OHIO.
North east corner of Fourth and Walnut stree
- entrance on Walnut street, TO whom all orders
must he addressed Also, by
John Reall, and M'Bean u Knox, Cadiz; IIoge
& Parrish, Moorefeld; John fogg, Mt. Pleasant
J. Crumbacher d Son, Wheeling, T. S. Eiening
SteubeGville, iylG-1y
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Pittsburgh Market---Sept. 8.

Sales of FLOUR from wharf $3,O0@3, ,12
from store by the dray load at SO, ,10@3,1
for common; $3,5o@3, 56 for extra.
Cream Cheese is selling at 6@64; extra
cream is selling at 68@7c.
Coffee is selling at 94@1o3; Sugar 64@
65 in Ahds; Molasses 364@374.
Sales of Dried Peaches at 81 ,37@1 AS
Dried Apples 10000.
No. 3 Mackerel $7, ,25@7,75.
Sales of Feathers at 33@35c.
Wheat is selling at 60@62c % bush; Rye
40@45c; Corn 34@37; Oats 25@3Oc.
Bacon.-Hams a@91c; Shoulders 8@8a
Sides a@94; Sugar Cured Hams 1O4@1O1,
Wool-common and quarter 20 to 80,
half 81 to 35; three quarters 36 to 81, full
SO to 40, extra 40 to 43.
u seeds-Timothy $40. Flax i,2o@1, ,2t
Clover ---
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. I

y
The Great Remedy for Consumption Of the
Lungs, Affection Of The Liner, Asfhm0,
Bronchitis, Pains or Weakness IF Oh,
Breast or Lungs, dnd other affections Of
tie Pulmonary Organs.
WYE copy the following article with pleas
Wv ure from the ~ Boston Mercantile Jour-
pal." OF March, l949. and we hope that il any
Of our readers are suffering from any Ct the COM
painis which it is said To cure, they will spced-
ly avail themselves OF it.
De. WISiaF'S BaISanH Of Wild Cherry.
Ii was well known MANY years ago thar the
Wild Cherry tree bark OF this climate possessed
valuable medicinal qualities. lndeee this fact
was known To the aborigines, aud dccoctions OF
the leaves or bark Of this tree has ever been re-
gardcd BY their phl siCians one Of the most ef-
lccual remedies in many diseases. This fact,
several years since, arrested the attention Of Dr.
Wistar, n highly Respectable praclit oner OF Vir.
gimia. lie investigated with care the healing
properties of the Wild Cherry--tested Its effects
when administered alone and when in combina-
ton with other remedial agents. lie found that
its natural virtue might be greatly improved and
by combining it with ingredients whose proper.
tics were ali well proved and gener lily recog
Inized, medicine was produced which consti-
tuies II remedy of great Importance in Pulmonary
affections, ana diseases Of The Chest and Throat
-tliseases which are prOverbially prevalent IN uGr
cities and large towns. and often prove fatai ,
swelling the bill Of mortality TO "A much greater
extent than is the case with most others, we had
almost said all classes Of disease.
The genuine Wistars B3lsam Of Wild Cherry
has fac simile ofthe signature o{ Henry Wisiar
NJ. D., Philadelphia, and Sanford aud Para on Il
finely executed steel engraved wrapper. None
other are genuine.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NNSATURDAY, the Goth DAY of EPTEM-
NFBER next, at O'Clock, P, NJ, on the prcmi-
ses, will be sDld to he highest bidder, tn follow
ing REAL ESTATE, as the property of Peter
Nup. late Of Harrison county, deceased, being
the Farm on which he lived, and contains two
hundred and fourteen acres: Being the south
east quarter o. Section Seven in Township Twelve
and in Range Five, containing one hundred and
sixty acres. Also, the following described tract,
being Il part of the west half of the north-e
quarter section number twelve, and in Township
number eleven, in Range number five; beginning
for The same AT the south east corner Of said halt
quarter; thence west ten perches; thence north
four and one half degrees west, one hundred
and hty-two perches to the line of tnd quarter
thence east tWenty.0ne and eighttenths perches
hence south one hundred and 6ftY.one und four
tenhs perches to the place Of beginning, so as to
contain fifteen nGrcs.
Also, the following tract orparcel of land, be-
ing in the county and State aforesaid, being q
part Of the east half OF the north. cast quarter o
Section number twelve. OF Township number
eleven, and Range number FIVE. and beginning
for thesame at the foutn-west quarter Of sGId hall
quarter; thence east twenty perches to post
thence north five and one quarter degrees. east
one hundred and fifty three perches to the line o
said hall quarter; thence west thirty-two and
one half perches TO post; thence south. along
the line Of said half quarter, one hundred and
fifty one and iour-tenths perches to the place oil
beginning. so ms to contain twenty-five acres.
Also the following described tract or parcel oil
land, being part OF the southwest quarter Of
Section number one, in Township number twelve,
in Range number FIVE, and beginning for the same
at the southwest corner Of said Section; themes
north eighty-nine degrees, east one hundred and
fourteen and one-fourth perches to n post; thence
north thirty-nine degrees, west one hundred and
eighty and one-sixth perches to II post; thence
sonth one degree, east one hundre Innd tnrty per-
ches on snid Section line and the place ol begin
ming. and contains 6fty acres--of' Of which last
mentioned tract OF land the said Peter Nnp in his
life sold and conveyedto Jacob Shilling BY Deed
bearing dnte March rs. A. d. 1885, the lnetes
and bounds ofwhich arc particularly set forth in
said Deed. Also, four ncres more sold or the
same truct by the said Nnr, in his life time, to
Jacob Manbeck, which Deed OF Conveyance
bears date March 29ih, A. D. 1885; the metes
and bounds nf which nrc particularly set forth In
said Decd Of Conveyance
Terms ofsalc--OH third OF the purchase mon
ey to bepaid TO the Executor. at the confirmation
Of the sne the one-tiFA in ono year. and the bal
lance IN two years from date. with interest on the
whole amount from the date Of Gic until paid
GEORGE SHAMBAUGIi.
aNga0a Executord Peter Mp. decd. Il
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ARRIVAL sssss OF THE
STEAMER AMERICA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

,.a~ Baltimore, Sept. 8.
The America arrived at Halifax early this
The 6arvestis progressing fayerably.
The Yacht America, which challenged to
sail against all English yachts, has not been
accented. There was a regetta on Friday,
in which the America beat eighteen yachts
easily.
Flour and wheat are extremely depressed;
Flour has declined Sd, and wheat I'd.
Corn has improved Sd.
The Queen would leave Scotland on the
9th of August She having expressed a
desire to have st. Parcross parish repair a
road BY which she might pass over the par
,ish, the vestry coolly informed her that the
road would be closed on the day named
consequently she could not pass over. The
affair excited considerable merriment and
some vexation.
The meeting ofthe Catholics ofthe United
Kingdom, held at Dublin on Tuesday, led to
exciting scenes and some violence.
The Great Exhibition is growing less at
tractive, and the receipts have fallen off to
about E9O0O
The discussion of the establishment of a
packet station in Ireland is renewed, and
large meetings were held in Dublin and else
where, at which strong resolutions were pas
sed.
The opinion gains ground in Paris that
Prince de JoinvilIe will run as candidate
for President.
The President of France has abandoned
his trip to the south western departments.
Some disturbance in the departments has
required the interference of the military. 1t
is not serious.
SPAIN.
The regular story of an impending crisis
in the ministry.
The news generally is qnimpogtant.
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6r" Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry" far
Coughs, Asthma, IpGuenza, Consumption &c.
We do not wish to triHe with the lives of the al
hiced, II nd we sincerely pledge ourselves to make
no assertions rs to the virtnes OF this medicine,
and to hold out no hope to suffering hHmanity
which FACTS will not warrant But when So
many hundreds. who had been given up by their
friends as sure prey to Consumption, have been
restored to entire health by DR.. Wistar's 8alsam
we cannot hold our peace while so many around
us are fast sinking the grave for the want OF al
salutary remedy. Try Wistnl's Bhlsam. and re-
stored beallh will be your reward. See the hd-
vertisemeut in another column.
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Canada Election.

a7. Hartford, Sept 3,
An election was held on Thursday last for
members Of the Legislative Assembly, which
resulted in favor Of the Liberals, who have
nine majority in the Assembly.
The result is also favorable to the con-
struction Of the Canada and Portland Rail
Road way
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EF Hundreds Of our citizens complain of
debility aud iapgRor of the system, derange-
ment of the liver and stomach, want Of ap-
petite, &C.; they are frequently the result of
too close application, and thousand other
causes we cannot here name but we would
say to all so afflicted, do as we have done
get bottle or two of DR.. Hoohand's German
Bitters, prepared by Dr. Jackson, and our
word for it, you will be cured. We recon-
mend this medicine. knowing from experience
that it is much superior to the generality of
patent medicines, We would say to our
readers, purchase none, unless prepared by
DR.. G. N. Jackson, Philadelphia. A
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Free Soil Meeting.

TIME Free Soilers of Harrison County.are re,
quested 10 meet Mt the COURT HOUSE, in
CADz on Saturday, The 1874 inst, at o'clock,
P. VI, for the purpose of appointing Delegates
to the Cleveland Conv ntion and to consult in
regard to the coming election. BY order of the
srpllQ CENTRALsCO OMMlTTEE.
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Plank Road Meatinos.

A MEETING Of the friends of The ''Tusca-
n rawns and Guernsey Plank r R,ad,' will be
held AZ FAlRYlEW, on the 9Th. and at TiPPE-
CANOE, on the 2Q;h OF September next, at 10
O'CLOCK, a. M. by request of the
nug27 CORPORATE BODY.
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W. CRs4RB'tS
TAILORING
A N II T. LUTIIk STOkE
MAIN STREET CAnIZ q

MAIN STREET, CADIZ. O.,
Dircchy opposite III Public B0ildiags.
II ME subscriber calls the ate nlium OF his
Il, friends and the public, to his lurgc mid we'll
selected stock of FASHIONABLE READY
MADE SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
which for variety of style nno fashions, and ex-
ceencc, Inns never Deennppruached bs M, thing
in this market
lie IS determined to give atisfac ion to all hy
selling good articles, ns well made and lis cheiii
ns can be bought in Phindalphia lie tierefors
not only Invites tls peopie al abe country vsitnx
theto"n, 10 give him cali, but the ciiztns Of Ca
diz also; for Which nothing will be charged. but
Ihagss will be returned, whcthe shry purchass
OF not.
he Intends TO keep constantly on lia nd.eyery
thing in the CLOTHING LINE, alGl nil thni
makes up a gcntlcman's wardrobe aud al sueh
prcesh shall defy competition. he hoprsby stfiet
atenton to business, to meet the views and re;,.
sohao'e wishes o all hls friends ana ths ruhliC
generally
Regular Custom Business.
viii be continued, ,ani garments of all kinds .ss
aud trimmed as usual in the hest manner, MT the
same stand. Particular attention viii be brstay.
| ed upon this department. W
Persons who mny not desire iiin to ina K up thGi
garments, can be furnished with O most et,,eih
and spleudid stock of 'tta.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERS.
with appropriate trimmings, at hls store. There
is not us good stock in town as inS from which
to choose. New York and Philndelpiia F,sh
ions will be regularly recci, ed aa
| He il Agent for Williams N Y Fashinns ruf.
lofs can he supplied on liberal tortps. with tha
! latest lashions.
|. GIF- liav ng in common with ever, body elss
known for long time that such an cs,;fhlislsIf.a
as the above washadly wnHFed il CadiE, hseps.
IhdcnIIy hope that the public will triumH sn,i,
sustain him. On his pnrt, he will exert h'ass
to thr utmost 10 please. 4z
! Cadix, May 7, 1851.
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Missisgippi Election.

tfa Louisville, Sept. 6.
!n 10 counties they give about sO00 ma
lorlty for tho Union ticket. There is only one
oppYsldpn county 20 far as heard from.
- $50 y II = y - &N4t# IN ENA A-s
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Wasb;ngfon Sart

.a,saae ~ H., III Washington, Sept. 3.
Capt W. w. Vessel has been appointed
paymaster ofthe Marine Corpse.
AJohn Wilson chief clerk Of the Pension Of
fec.
II N'fhe coilectofship at New Orleans has, been
rendered to Chris. Adams, planter
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New Philadelphia 6 Canal Dover

MONDAY, September 8.
Flour, 500: Wheat 62: Corn 80: Oats
l25: Fnxseed $l: Corn Meal 37t: Pork
~. .5o@3, 30: Hams 0: Shoulders 7:=--
lSides Q, A@f
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SRERIFFS SALE.
ln Chancery.

vs. + IN Chancery.
John Norris and Robert
Norris, ct al
DY VIRTUE of decree and order of sale,
. issued ont of the Court OF Common Pleas,
OF Harrison County, Ohio, and to me directed, |
will offer for sale, in front of the Court House, in
the town OF Cadz, in said County, on SATUR-
DAY, the THIRTEENTH of SEPTEMBER
next, 1851, between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A.
M. and O'Clock, p. NJ, of said day the follow
ing described REAL ESTATE, TO wit: Part of
the northeast quarter Of Section twenty -four,
Township eleven Of Range seven, in the Steuben-
vile Land District, beginning for boundary ut
the northwest corner of sald north -east qnarter
Section, and running thence south, with the west
line OF said quarter Sectiqn, slxty-seven poles to
a stake; thence south eighty nine degrees and
twenty-five minutes, east one hundred and four
teen poles to n stake; thence north sixty-seyen
poles to white oak two feet in diameter; thence
west, with the north line of said quarter Section,
to the place of beginning
D HILBERT,
augl3 I'm Sheriff of Harrison County.
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N. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,
New York Whole Sale Clothing
Warehouse.
g. Nassau 81.

WILDE, BAIL0 @ La AUN.
SUCCESoORS &C. 7. Longstreet ~ Co.. con-
- tinue to manufacture Clothing. and are now
prepared with stock that cannot be excelled in
the United States, either in
STYLE. MANUFACTURE OR PRICE,
to which they would invite the attention OF their
friends, and the patrons Of the late concern, IS
well rs all wishing to purchase Clothing.
The reputation ofthe OE.D concern is well kno"n
all through the West, and il will be the endeav-
or of the New to sustain it, for selling well-made
and fashionable garments ut Low PRICES.
1t is the style and workmanship Of the Goods
to which they especially ask the examination OF
purchasers
Ordesewill be promptly and faithfully attended
TO. New York, August 20-2mo'
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.
steubenville & Indiana Railroad

DROPOSALS will be received ut the Office OF
I the StenbenviIIc and lndiana Railroad Com
pany. in Steubenvilla, until the first day of Octo-
her next, for the Grinding ami Masonry OF the let
Division Of the Road, extending from Steubenvillc
to the Connection Valley; and also for the con-
structt n Of the entire Road betweenSteubenviIlc
and Ccshocton; and also distinct proposals for
the construction of that portion of the Road
extending from Coshocton to Newark.
Thecntire length of this line is about 10 miles.
and il contains work OF all descriptions, in great
variety, some of which is quite heavy.
Proposals will be received for the grading and
masonry Of the first division entire, or in sections
OF about II lie each, the Company reserving the
privilege to make such disposition OF the whole
work, us may appear most conducive TO its inter,
ests.
Plans, ProGles, and Specifications oan he seen
at the office Of the Company after the 18th day oil
September, and further information my be obtain.
ed on application to J, BlickensdGrfer. Jr, Chief
Engineer, or to The undersigned.
jy23-tf D. KILGORE, President.
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Allegheny Cattle Market-=sept. {

Beeyes=-sold at 2 to Il gross equal to
4, 5@54.
Cows and Calves-The average price is
sl5,o0@$25,00 % head, according to the
quality,
Sheep and Lambs-1@1, so R head,
Hogs--none in market.