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PUBLICATIONS.

CAPTAIN HARRYATTS SEA STORIES ECLIPsED -
~ Light reading for the sunmer-gust published, this
day The Adventures OF Paul Porriwinkle," uotrtsd;
one OF the most interesting and thrilling seatales writ
ten by Oh. author OF Cayendh, This hghy popular
sea story which had most unprecedented ia L. nd
10 just blished in their superior style with elegant
cravings 70 meet the universal demand which lite reputation
has created for with the reading public Of the Uated
States. Price 80 cents.
H. LONG BROTHER AZ Ann street.
DEAD 1T, READ Ir-SUPERIoR TO REYNOLDS
~ Best-A work % thrilling iRtsreat just published
Gae the Child Of the Battle Field tale Of WSterco, by
the author Of Don Caesar de Bszsn, Jaue Brghtwen
This the most interesting that has beon published
foryear; tN copies have already been sold in London
and the demand IL daily increasing Complete in
Volume Of 200 pages spendity illustrated Price 10
AkARhAN 4 ORMsBY, Publishers lQ2 Nassau street,
corner Of Ann.
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,CBE INV COsirh ..,,,
j Comfort, thsy say sn. nethingies
Requires q change In femsle -ssassi
And G. mfgrt, bst~cen you and T.
Reauires the bed bug sheuld de
With roschss fess. and moth, sud snts.
And insects "a 81 destroy cur plsnts.
Eos, Lyoas PovprR is the etuE
That gives them acre thaa qusntun gars
nis Pills the rata aud mice dccoy
lofth from tA5ir holes, and then aostf0g.
Dispense, hoaoef1rth, WITH eat and trar.
you tske She hint, r-vertum ear.
Derct Cor The shle " Lyons MAGNETIC Foser and fs
hros1
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, SC.

4 LIVINGSTON, WILLS II co, WALL STREET, BEG
- 30 inform their business friends that special Agent
Of their house. perfectly familiar with the value and ehrso
ter of French English goods In this market will
for Europe in The Pacific tho I'd of August aud
give HE attention personally the execution Of such orders
be entrusted 30 him Liberal advances will DO
purchases in Europe under this arrangement
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HON f. STEADS.

Sc AVERY MAN HIS OWN LANDLORD."--TuE Sc
~ cond preliminary meeting Of The Mechanics ild-
ing ssooation for the purpose of adopting constitute
and by laws and elscDg 0cera will be held at
Hall corner OF Oliver and Henry streets. "Wednesday
evening July 80 at o'clock preoiey Over 4W shsros
already subscribed P and desiring shares would do
well 10 apply early the entrance fee will be raised
Present entrance 20 cents share Prosp aud AL
other Information can be obtained on application 20
JACOB PEcAaE.
Secretary tempors Centre and Hester streets
BARNARD L. PARSONS, Is Wall street
J. " c. H. WALKER, cor Elizabeth and Walk r sta.
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CNPARTNERsHIP NOTTCEs.

FNHE COPARrNERsHIP HERgToFokE EXISTING
between the Subscribers, under the name OF Irovn ~
Engs has heca dissolved All unsettled business will be
closed by John Engs to whom all payments will be maze
He Will con liIue the business on his own account.
WILLIAM II. BROWN,
New York, July 2i, 1851. JOHN ENGLIS.
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A NpREw ENsTE, SUCCESSOR TO ENsrE MI

a NDhEW ENSTE, sUCtESSOk To ENSTE " Null
IA lerThe undersigned informs his friends
public general that the old est lbshed
uller This day dissolved by mutual Thana
u for the past avos this establishment received mauy
years, the undersigned bess its patrons them
him this establishments since carried under his
direction. Ready made Clothing Cloth Csssmeres Vest
ipgs always and, and will be made order al the
shortest notice ANDREW ENSTE, 30 West Broadway.
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WI Fortes IL rse, Bu1,y Wagon. Harness. segars Sc
"Wednesday at 10 O'clock at store IS Nassau
street, near Fulton X. C. Kemp will sell at au.on
above by order Of MORTGAGE and others whom IL
e!p all the furniture 81 large well fu cnishsd house mos
OF which has only teeS "a Vsj 81" short me. aud 10 ex
oelsnt order and well worthy Of the ATTENTION Of house
keepers deaer and oonssts Of Roseooi Sofas ete
e large aad spring seat Paror Chairs IN rich Grim
ppah carved rosewood Centre Table, with marble op
llOsesood7 octave vi Forte; large French Plate Pier
Glasses Brussels and other Carpets Vii Pain ings rose
wood Library Bookcase extension dining Tables; set rich
painted Chamber Furniture with marble; nshoghany and
walnut French Bedtssds beet hair Mattresses
mahOrany soa hair Chairs; mahogany marble top
Dressing Bureaus and WashstaDds; Couehas Sofa Beds
Rocking Chairs maple and wall seat chairs plain
Chamber Furnurei Toilet sets; bronled Hat Sands and
other articles 10 partiouler. SoElrs
slso 30 snrerior Havana Segars OF various fayore
brands being the balance of stock of importer. add
Of which Of high cost Plant fortes superior
6 octave piano,orteS Of ne tone and sns and fully
Iaptd DO ght at private sle also " O'Clock
front Of sore, Horse and Buggy WAGON, aud Harness
via fine large Bay uorse. sound and kind. fast travel
ler has been the last Buggy
v agon and harness ia good order.
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IDvERTlSRuRNTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FINE ARTS.


fNOLORED DAGUERRsOTYPES FOR FIFTY CENTS
~ Kings light Rooms los Bowery, bot Hester and
Grand streets the only Establishments in tie city where
beet skynsht daguerreotypes handsomely eoored and
aaed taken for 80 cents and larger Sizes Mt equally 10
No charge unless perfect satisfaction given.
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yxyANTEp-A pARTNBa. WITH A CAPITAL OF sr1

NM ANIED-A TAMINEHr " ITh Il NAFIIAE Ut S7N
w TO Sl,0oo by artis to establish business
which win yield 800 cent The object Of the advertiser Ia
w pronote the extension Of invention In which he has
only competitor in the uniLef States and which has
lately become very celebrated In Europe Applicants
suesed address W b., Herald Office all notices will
DO punetually attended 90
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~ brotd~sy.
MAIsIHosr MADE EASY. on now TO WIN
in Boston wall send sry sdarst reOsir. dollar
pos Rain dreetieas " .nse, lsaie % Fennsn 70
sS Ss % sss a. s. nrI TRES
sr.e,.s 81 ne sresranes or Le'Ass' .na ls.s tnousa
tsst dets:or E imras.5lc sdsSes. Prsi,sssr Ls-sss,
Boston N.ss No Letter sahsa IRON Pee, oes snisss
the postsss 10 paid.
rARD-yRs. PREwsTrR. IRON PHILADELPHIA
,sy. IN k..roioey, love, ssd Law matters. in,srrrens
prosrs &c. Nv heel ard science constantly relied on :,
.ssy will marry az. u. s.mes o As vIssrs Rssasgo
A RRIvAI OF DR.. c. ". RoBACK At NEW YoRg.--
is2r q As'roesy sstronemy PhrenoiosT and NANCY
LAWN Just arrived frem Philadelphia whsr5 be has net
ofss lis ssrLcss - IRE citizens q New Yort ssd ts
@.a 5S H. 'iiss sssI zen 3, usy a.
sine tse ss5y ss q year, enjoys derived
this country In Unropc tonF 20 CITED w
sni having cultivated th.o blessed fts ne Il prepared 10
SON ueton % ths foil0winr Topics.-n, can ne con.
suited with q. hs yloo ~ letter. f prepaid and
Ds s s ., Al. .rSs Sn 'sy s, 81 r.
by land or ,ts oourtshr- advice rven for their sac
ais or real s,!i,,bs r.spvos q issssSs IN sspu,e
the purclasDg tickets and the safety Of srs Ho
sossrsSc yShr nsru.s1sS, iofnsry kng Z sSsdss
she r hin Nib s ' e. l. % h ;svR r lsS.'
ing healtb westh and MARRIAGE love afAr journeys law
prefsr faiyrs SCENTS al tie concerns q lite and
Ten, FL T. ' s' srs ssSsss % 9St.y
i'sss i.aio1 e. i 81 vsiyt!s esiesis,sS 90.
81 WI s. rsrs5ss g. oi.sn,s csr have their Ss,yi
- drawn ~ ssnies W date q th; aay hsr BIRTH All
sncn spS ut9cs v bs = sry part q Tie United
states .s,'es % sqrsi: gafr u ,,o5s on my oise
! as rAlsafsee tWe blees ssler BfesdrsY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


MISCELLANEOUS.
CHELLEy's STYLISH AND FASHIONABLE REsIAU.
IN the city, Sn the Epy
conducted ,Sc shelley system Little Neck CLANS
sals tender and reireehinS.
SHELLEYs EAST INDIA MULLIeArAwNY soUP
- being Brsparation Of aromsti. hoses and spices p-
ps oup s a. = rsrs RI IN ~ IN s s
Oyster delicious hi. Weather as
SBELLEY's wooDcocK. SOFT CRABS FREsuMusH
~ Frogs Chicken and Lobster Salads al other
a.sas, peculiar to .he 'sasen and that
n FRENCH ssa asy S sn f s sae' Of '0 Creams Italian
SHELLEY's LADIES sALooNs-ENrRANCE ONE
= door This side OfChri.t Church. just Broadway in
Anthony street. where isdieB and gentlemen will nd all
chstsn Salads Soft crsSs &c. Ge served IN soS
800 BARRELS NEW MASKEREL. 200 BARRELS
.s ne. Dutch Ta Herring zoo bsr,s
CO., 81 Dsy street, between Washington and Yves.
ERkNcH LOOKING GLASS PLATES. AND ROUGH
Plate 0iass for sky lights. non the manuiactory VIA
PSLLkS co2aArE 1T and 10 Pearl ssrss..
S6-friss Currents msy be lad OF Application.
| MANTEL cANpRLABRAs GAS FIXTURES CHAN
sn,h. cofnsias maze silver plated Tea ses csstor
p,,ss on Gegmsp sir.r er T.b ssS, r
4 ton and Ann, opposite the church
| ~.
T,.ih.rs and Material. Cor Flower asl.rE B. sstaass
building Of their store ii Park place they
their entire stoch No n Murray stre they are
M ss 20 sse sss & 10 81 lie &
| ters.
| CoAL.-HAvIyG TAKEN NEW YARD. AT THE
IN sss
mean e sell Coal q TIE best quality a usual ". uisi
sro 81 wSss i.S ' s $ Shs ~ ,fS sSf
EXTRAORDINARY, INFORMANT AND MoNEYsAy.
II ing for Landlsdiss Farmers, fnnksepors Ne-ist
an ssss.s yeas. fr saSins ir f,spaTas
thoi for erowins without brewery yesss-a we'll tasted
Are foanps and clear beer at the eminent low price Of
each g The undermined who will stay here only asys
GRAND, state street.
CTEELEs PATENT FEATHER ENTHUSIASTICALLY
" Co.. nanpfacturers OF this uscui svtcle have far
eompieea their Arrangements s 70 enable them 20 supply
orsr prices The r list Of prices will be delivery
on he lt q Angus az theft warhouss IS Nastau ana
| warranted soOd) will be hept on hand.
| OAKUM-T. y J. ALDRIDeE's HUDSON COUNTY
" Oakum WG.ss, Bergsn. New Jeraey OK unilos from
Ne. York; OrdeTf BY mail promptly attended 10 Persons
spperor or Amercan navy Persons siss 70 viat The
above vorh or having business WITH ths PROPRIETOR
leaves for BERGEN every half hour.
V,AyLoRs SUPERIOR TRANSPARENT SOAPS
These are The only really Transporter. Soap. mad. in
The UNITED ss and the enly ones tha, h,v taken
ls. 1hs sbeys, with variety Of cur osr well Sbors
BrsTTsr kinssily y Berr.n hs'ii &c,
Ce Bashsli aerretj A. q. d D. sands; wSa Il weed
y Ssi Ihom" kusii kashsoa. CLARK n ce.i Rice
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FOsI SALE AND TO LET.

(NHEAP STORE RLNr-THE present OCCUPANT
~ Of the prentice No ~ Ann street. between Broadway
and street. being about to leave will dsp0st
of the term the lease great saerdoe
particulars in Ia re in the sto n the promises.
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D'AyLOH5 SUPERIOR TRANSPARENT SOAPS
These are the ouly really Transporter. Soaps made
The Nnited sts and tho on that hsvs taken
Brsnc,s established BY tie father o. the advertisers
1919. The above with variety Of other we'll kposp
SOAPS. ar. cold IN New York BY usvant, Kees- Co;
Brewer knrslly y. Berrien, gr. Coz r. ID. usviaas
B Gel Thomss b kust; Rashtoa. CLARK n Co Rice
s-.a - -NN
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WIN. MCCORMICK, ACCOMMODATIONS NO
w tice-Unted States Barge This day. st IL o'clock az
Whitehall slip will DO sold damaged barge account OF
the United States
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" Oskum wt.as, Bergen. New Jersey, us milos from
Ne. York; Ordern BY nail promptly attended 70 Psrsons
sending BY mail will please sGy what hind they wan, Es
ira superior American Persona wishing vst the
stovo WORKS. OF having business With the proprtor
% 90 ~ taking the stago from ssry ctr Terry, which
leaves Tor B.rgen every hall hour.
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CTEELEs PATENT TEAruER nRUsnKs.-s1EEIn =

Co.. manufacturers OF this usofu srtce have go far
oompietcd their arrangements G 10 enable hom supply
tie AZ an discount OF thirty per cent fro
former prices The list Of prices will be ready for delivery
on the let % August az theft Warghou,es IS Nnstau and
Pearl strse where full assortnent Of Feather busters
Warranted good will be hspt hand.
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~ THE LADY WHO WAS IN TIE BROADWAY,
Hcuston street. and Eighth stage. Tuesday af
te-pson last. in company With gentleman. (who left the
% Broone street and Broadway leaving the
LADY In will dop line addressed Omnibus at the Office
Of this paper che will hear Of something 10 her advantage
A sToRIA.-rF THE LADY WHO RODE WITH A
"A gentleman 10 this place, about three weeks SINCE aud
returned by the Wiliamsbursh and Peek slip Ferry
Corrtnot street will s-nd her address through the Post
oee directed a. c. Boyds Express she hear Of some
thing % her advantage.
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nALGS nv AUCTION.

A UCrION NOTICE THOMAS BELL, AUcTfoNsEa =
BY H. Bosh Sale this day ct 1913 o'el.os. AZ No.
Of Hat Cap and Trimming Store show Csses Furnsnrs
o. including ohildrsns and Other whita ayers, &c
THOMAS BILL, An stioneer
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EAIRsORDlNARf, INFORMANT, AND MONEY saw.
- ing for Iandlsdiss, Farmers innkeepors, Sc.-ist
1he new Canadian smest cost fre) method for Preparing
sssus yeast for baking. brewing &c. ID res mo
thoi for brewing, without brewery yessc-a we'll taed
1ne fosmps and clear beer the low prioc of
thirytye cents for about forty quartz sending 81
each % the anaengned who will stay here only asys
he viii communicate the manufacturing Orce hours In
The daytime, FROM eight 20 three Q clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


N-It gives much pleasure to be Informed that Mr..
Ssat IN, worthy superintendent 10 about fttns Of
st street. Yorkvie for the better
mediation Of passengers and that d. Price ESQ., the great
vhir politician has been appointed TO superntend that Of
nee sufficient 20 warrant that will be great
Ssson Co travellers and especially 10 the ladies in
weatk or, as also q benefit TO the company.
NEW YORK, ls5l-RENOvAL-0Eo. W. FARNHAN
merchant tailor has removed from No 10 Park Place
W No 81 Broadway between Spring Prince streets
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UC1ION NUTICE.--UKOCERS 5TOCk IN TRADE
"A Counter, Shelving. Ice Box, &c.on Wednesday July
80 at 10 clock. the premises, OF seventh
and Thirty fourth street. Teas Sugar Coffee Molassa
Spices Liquor segars Flour Candles Rice. Hans. shoui
des Choose, Pickles. Beer Pull Deeanters Gasss@
Coffee NIL OIL and Molaase Cans Ice Box. Scales Weig
Counters 30. w. A CARTER Auetiouser. 81 Dey street
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-05-21
BOYHOoD AND MANHOOD.

A writer in the Ohio Eagle, contrasting
the old constitution with the new, and
bringing up the "reminiscences in the history
Of the former, that it was never submitted
to vote Of the people, remarks that it
was only adopted for the people by agents
from nine different counties in the State,
sent to Chillicothe, then seat of govern
ment. The population of Ohio at that
time was not half as great as the single
city of Cincinnati this time. II amounts
almost to an absurdty TO contend that
nine counties. containing but 10000 in
habitants, should frame a constitution
adapted in all respects TO the wants Of
ninety counties, containing population
of near two millions Of people, fifty years
afterwards. The reformation Of our Ju-
dietary system was advocated as early as
the year 1916. by Governor Macarthur, in
hismessage to the Legislature; SO, in 1918,
by Gov Brown, when there were but fifty
six counties in the State.--Enq.
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MORE yILLAINY.

The Cairo Sun saws that few days
since Two men in a wagon, when within q
couple ofmiles of Jonesboro, Union county
Illinois, asked farmer who was the heavi-
estmerchant ifi~that town. The farmer
mentioned some. and among the number
spoke Of Mr.. Dishnp.
They drove their wagon up to Dishon's
store, and requested him to permit them to
place box (Which they had in their wagon)
in his store for the night. After urging
some objection, Mr.. D. finally consented
TO take the box into his store room. The
men put up their horses for the night, and
early on the following morning had their
wagon at Mr.. DIS store door to get their
box and start on their journey. Mr.. d.
then missed bolt of fine broad cloth from
his counter. His suspicion being reused
he examined his desk and discovered that
five hundred dollars had been stolen DUR
ing the night. lie then told the men that
the box must not be taken from the store
until it was examined. They swore that
he might 60 to HI, for they would take
their box, and as they rushed to take hold
of it, Mr.. Dishen stepped out Of the door
and locked them in. Having obtained as
sistance the door was opened and the men
taken. The lid was knocked off, when,a
stout, daring looking man sprang forth,
and the missing cloth, money, SOM, silks,
and dark lantern found in the bottom.
The fellow pretended to turn Estates evi-
dence," and declared that he had long
sought an opportunity to leave the other
men; that to leave them voluntarily would
have brought their deadly vengeance upon
him, that he had never been detected be-
fore; he remained with them only because
he was compelled to do so TO preserve his
life; that there were now over six hundred
men in the United States engaged in the
same business; and that the last time he
was at the general money deposit station,
the company had over fifteen bushels Of
gold and silrer. He would not be put in
the same room with the two accompices
fearing they would kill him. The two
men swore to the officers that it was folly
10 put them in Jail, for they had money and
friends, it would take at least one hundred
we'll armed men 10 guard them, and notif-
ed them that they could not possibly be
detained three weeks.
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SINGULAR SUICIDE.

A singular suicide occurred in Delaware
yesterday morning. A Ayoung man named
Linton W. Pe,tibone, about twenty -four
years of age,-a Justice Of the Peace,-in
good standing, and good circumstances,
killed himself by shot through the head
with rifle. He had dressed himself in
the morning with more than usual care,
and alter playing game of billiards with
citizen of Delaware, asked what time it
was, when his friend informed him that it
was 10 o'clock. He then said that if that
were the case he would be in hurry for
he expected 10 die at 11-go out of the
world with railroad speed. Supposing the
remark 10 be made in careless jest, the
person TO whom it was made would proba-
bly, never have thought of it again, had it
not proved true. He went from the billiard
room TO his office, and was engaged in
trimming some bullets when young man
in the office inquired what use he intended
10 make Of them, 10 which he replied, 81
am going 10 shoot fool-a ID fool"
and left the room. The young man also
supposing this merely light jest, thought
no more Of it until few moments after he
heard the report Of gun in the basement.
Those in the vicinity rushed in upon the
alarm being given and found the poor VIC
tim stretched upon the floor breathing his
last. He had shot himself through the
head with his rifle; placing The muzzle to
his forehead and resting the breech upon
the window sill. by which means he was
able to push the trigger
The cause of this rash act is attributed
to the fact that its victim was devotedly at
tachcd to young lady, afflicted with a
more tardy but not the less certain destroy
er, and whose case he knew was hopeless.
But few minutes after the commission OF
the fatal act, a telegraphic dispatch came
addressed TO him, announcing that she,
who was the innocent cause OF his death,
was expected TO survive but short time.
However much rash act of this char.
acter is TO be reprehended, yet the weak.
ness which induced it is to be ptied, and
the mantle of charity should combine with
the fallin covering the unfortunate event.
statesman Of May 1871.
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HORRIBLE OCCURRENCE.

Our town was startled yesterday even
ing with the report Of most foul and bru-
tai murder and attempt at suicide, by a
man named Geo. w. Slocum, who was
engaged at work upon the premises ofMr.
Jacob Hare short distance in the coun-
try. 1t appears that Slocum, who had
formerly lived in Goshen Townships, Del
aware county, and has been a seafaring
man, had been for some time on bad terms
with his wife and was jealous Of her. On
yesterday afternoon he attempted to cut
her throat with razor, when she resisted
and wrested the weapon from his hand
He then seized an axe. and cleft her skull
killing her instantly. He then attempted
to cut his own throat but did not succeed
before he was arrested and lodged in Jail
His wounds are not regarded as danger.
Gus. The verdict of the Coroner's jury
was in accordance with these facts.
Never has there been a time when q
series of shocking occurrences in this re.
gion have followed so closely upon the
heels OF each other Statesman.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-05-21
CHOLERA IN CINCINNATI.

The Commercial of the 10th inst, has
the following:-
"'There were four cases Of Cholera re-
ported to the Township Trustees, yester-
day morning; two at the corner Of Everett
and Linn streets. The persons attacked
were a mother and her daughter. recently
arrived from Ireland by way of New Or
leans. The daughter died on Wednesday
night, and the mother was considered past
recovery, yesterday morning. A man
whose name we did not learn, died at the
hospital on Wednesday night of Cholera.
He was recently from New Orleans. Dr.
Smith reported case in his practice; we
were unable TO get the particulars. The
last Township Trustees report contained
two other Cholera cases. We deem it our
duty to state these facts, and we assure our
readers, that we intend this year, TO state
the cases as they occur, ard in no case to
be mistaken. We shall always obtain
cholera news from inspection. This will,
we hope, save the country from extrava.
giant and false stories, such as went out
last year. The physicians are of opinion
that but few cases will occur here, this
summer
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-05-21
WHEAT AND CORN.

There were 57,649 acres in Wheat in
Muskingum county, last year, producing
l,OO3,O96 bushels; and 32O79 acres OF
corn producing 1,249, ASS. This is an av-
erage of II bushels of Wheat, and 80 BUSH
els of corn per, acre.
Tie Wheat crop Of Monroe county, oi
1850, amounted 10 3Ol,219 bushels, being
an average of 12a bushels per acre. The
corn crop amounted TO 728,242 bushels,
being an average OF 308 bushels per acre.
The Wheat product of Tuscarawas
county, last year, was 883,O7l bushels,
and corn 669,003 bushels; or, an average
OF nearly l8 bushels Of Wheat, and little
over 35 bushels Of corn to the acre. The
New Philadelphia Advocate says Capt
Rutter raised 692 bushels of Wheat from
10 acres, being 3G9 bushels TO the acre.
In Stark county 53,375 acres of wheat
were grown in 1850. producing 1,O70, SIT
bushels, or an average of little over &c
bushels to the acre, 6O8.559 bushels o
corn were raised, being nearly 35I bushels
per acre.-Guernsey Jegersonian.