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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-02
From Havana.
CHARLESTON, June

OTIAHLESTUN, JUHt 70.
The steamer Isabel, Capt Rollins, from
Havana and Key West, arrived to-day, with
Havana dates to the 22d.
The political news is unimportant. Ex.
changes were lower; freights high, and YES
sells to Europe scarce. There was a mode
rate business doing in Sugar, and the prices
maintained slight decline, but another con-
cession was anticipated Sales of Molasses
at Il rials, though holders are generally
asking rials, Transactions in Coffee were
insignificant.
The steamer Cherokee sailed this afternoon
for Chagres, with the mails for California,
and about g, 90 passengers.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONvEN.
TI0N.
To the DENooRAcy on Omo:-

To THE DENooRAcy OF 0mo:-
The Constitution submitted tothe people
on the 17ih inst, has been adopted. w
congratulate you upon the result The new
form ofgoyernmenti introduces reforms whicl
have long been needed and desired. To Sc.
cure and perpetuate them in the mission and
duty ofthe Democratic party. To fulfil thai
mission and perform that duty union and
concert OF action are necessary.
The officers required by the new Consti-
tuition to be elected by the electors of the
State at large are as follows:
A Governor, Lieutenant Governor, five
Supreme Judges, three Members ofthe Board
of Public Works, one for the term of one
year, one for the term of two years and ono
for the term of three years; one Auditor o.
State, Secretary of State, Treasurer and AT.
tomey General.
The Central Committee therefore RECON-
mend to the different counties of the State, tC
choose delegates to meet in Convention, in
the city of Columbus, on WEDNESDAY THE
9TH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, for the purpose
ofnominating candidates for the above named
offices.
In accordance with the principle Of repre-
sentation established, each county will be en-
titled to the following number of delegates
Harrison County is entitled to three del
epates
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General News.

ST. LOUIS, june 25.
The train from the mountains met 626
wagons near Fort Laramie. They were
getting along well; there was no sickness
among them, nearly all of them were from
Oregon and Utah. There was snow on the
mountains, and heavy rains on the routes,
and the rivers were high, The Cholera had
nearl ly ceased at Jefferson Barracks.
A great Railroad celebration is to be had
on the 4th of July.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-02
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

July /.
Flour is steady, with sales at 1926. Sales
of Rye Flour at 3,37!. Corn Meal is scarce
at 2,87I.
Sales of good red Wheat at 97c, white at
l02c for a prime article, Rye is scarce at
71@72c. Corn is in demand at Csc. Oats
are in good demand at 44c.
Sales of Whiskey at 23c
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The Ohio River.

Marietta, June 25-8 P. M.
The steamers Vermont, American Star
Molly Garth, and Regulator are aground al
Burlington Island. There are but 81 inches
of water in the channel at this place, 90 in
ches at Blanerhasset Island and 3 feet at
Carpenters Bar, The steamer Lydia Col
Inns passed up this evening.
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Whig Convention.
MONTPELIER, June 26.

MONTPELIER, Junc 26.
The Wing State Convention met yester
day at Bellows falls, ex Gov, Coolidge pre-
siding, They nominated Chas X. Williams
for Governor, Julius Converse for Lieut.
Governor, and George Hawes for State Trea-
surer Resolutions were adopted in favor
of a tariff of specific duties, condcmning sla-
very as moral and political evil, and oppo-
sing It's extension, but giving cordial appro-
val to the compromise measures oflast Con
greSS.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
ARRIVAL EEA OF THE
STEAMER EUROPA.
Three Days Later From Europe.

HALIFAX, June "a.
The steamship Europa, Capt Lott, fron
LiveEpeei, with dates to the l4th inst, arrive,
here at O'Clock this morniug.
There Isl acontinued improvement inB Bread
stutfs In all the English markets.
THE MARKETS.
There is an increased activity, with
slight speculative demand for Breadstuffs
Wheat advanced Cd to Sd; Flour Is Corr
cd.
8eef-Good qualities attract more atten
dion.
Pork-No sales.
Bacon is in better demand, at previous
rates. Shoulders Is to 2s lower; Ham
quiet; Lard less active.
Sugar steady. Molasses-only retail de
mand
Coffee is inactive.
Teas-Congoes lower; other sorts barely
sustained
Rice is dearer.
Ashes are active, and in request Pots 28s
to 28s 3D.; Pearls 3Os.
Lnseed Oil is in moderate request.
:, The English Stock Market is more active
Consols for money advan ,ed to 982. Con.
hnental Exchanges are weakea than before
American Securities inactive. U. S. IS
90, l12 to l13; Ohio 6s 70 to 85; 100 to 1O5
Freights dull. Ships plenty Fewer pas
sengers.
ENGLAND AND IRELAND.
Parliament has re-assembled, and voted
on the Army and Navy Estimates, including
t3Oo for the Kaffir war expenses.
The Ecclesiastical Bill will probably be
abandoned by the government.
The Exhibition is progressing favorably
FRANCE.
French affairs are very quiet.
The war in Algiers is over. The rebellion
Suppressed.
Commerce and trade is improving. The
Bourse closed brisk, land stocks had advanced
HAvRE, June 13.
The Cotton Market is inactive, notwith-
standing the favorable English advices. The
sales of louisiana and tres ordinaire SO to
"a francs
The other news is quite unimportant.
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BALTIMORE MARKET--Julv l

Sales Of 326 bbls. of Howard street Floul
at 4129.
Sales of red Wheat at IS to 88c., some
very superior at 90c. Sales of white at from
80 to 93c
Sales of white Corn at SO to 60c; yellow
is selling at 58c.
Oats are selling at SO cents.
Sales of Sugar at 5,65@6,O5.
A small sale of Molasses at 264.
Sales of Sides at 94@94c, Shoulders TO
y, Hams at 9@114c.
Sales of No. Lard at 11@114c.
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Killed by Lightning.
Westfield Innn

,Westfeld, June 26.
A man named VIM. Graham, while stand
ing in the barn of the Temperance House.
about mile east Of this place, was struck
by Lightning this morning and instantly xii.
led. There were three others in the barn
with him, who were knocked down, but arc
recovering.
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Rail Road Accident.
Boston, June &c.

DUnIUII, JUIIU ZU
Quite serious accident occurred on the
Western Railroad yesterday, near the State
line, by the breaking of an axle. The engine
was thrown off the track and one of the se-
cond class passenger cars was upset. Mr..
J. Knowlton had both his thighs broken, and
quite a number ofpersons were considerably
injured.
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Battle between the Haytiens and
Dominicans.
New York .Innn OF

New York, June 25.
A battle was fought at Port au Prince on
June 7th, near the frontier, betweenthe Hay.
ten and Dominican troops. The Haytiens
were defeated with loss of 40 soldiers. The
loss OF the Dominicans was small. The
Haytlen government was about to offer ano-
ther treaty to the Dominicans.
The fever at Rio had greatly abated.
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officer Drowned,

Detroit, June SO.
Captain James L. Thompson, late of the
u. S. Army, and son. in-law of Gen. Hugh
Brady, was found drowned in the Detroit
river. tie disappeared on Saturday evening
last.
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STEUBENvILLE MARKET.
STEUBENvILLE, July

Y 0TEuBENVILLE, July l.
Flour is selling at 2,874@3,oo by wagon
! Sales of Wheat at 64@65c.
| We note sales of Oats at CSC.
{ New Orleans Molasses 374c, Sugar House
I5@49c
Sugar is selling at 7c in hhds, II in bbls.
! Sales of Saleratus at 7c per keg.
Coffee sells at lO4@11c per lb. by the bag
Tea is selling generally at 40 to 76c.
Sales of six twist Tobacco at s cts, FIVE
plug 25@35.
Window Glass -8x10, $3, $500; 10x12
$4,00@4,50 10x14, $5; 24x3O, $15 per
box. intermediate sizes at corresponding
rates.
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The National Monument.

Washington. June 60.
The Massachusetts, block ofgranite for the
Washington National Monument, has arriv-
ed safely, 1t is feet square, and weighs
three tons. II cost $3, 800.
EE There is no Cholera in Wheeling as
has been reported. So says the Gazette.
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or The Alta Californian states on good
authority, that the Hawaiian Government
have decided to apply to the United States
for annexation; and that an officer of our
National Government is on the way to Wash
ington city, entrusted with the important
mission.
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Court Martial.
Washington, June {

Washington, June 20.
The Court Martial for the trial of Gen.
Talcott met yesterday, but the President of
the Court Gen. Twiggs being unwell they
adjourned.
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Cosden Murderers Sentenced.
Baltimore. June 9!

The trial Of Shelton, at Chestertown, for
participation in the murder of the Cosden
family, resulted in his conviction. The
three--Taylor, Murphy and Shelton--were
sentenced to be hung,
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Destructive Fire.

Chicago, June 26.
A fire broke out here last night, which
consumed several buildings, among which
was the Baptist Tabernacle. Loss not as
certained.
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Orcott's Sentence.

Utica, June &c.
There is strong effort being made for the
communication of the sentence of Orcott, sen
fenced to be hung for arson, to imprisonment
for life,
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New Hope, Pa, June 25.

A fire broke out about 10 clock last eve
ming in The dry goods store of L. D. Opie.
The building was destroyed, but most of his
stock, furniture, &c., was saved.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-02

The Connecticut Legislature has passed
TBills, chartering four new Banks, Including
one to be located at Hartford, with a capital
of $5OO,OOO
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-02

Cure Of an aggravated ease Of Erysipclqs.
WOMAN'S DELICATE ORGANIZATION
1t has no equal in tho Materia Medica, and at
that critical period Of life when the first stage oI
her decline commences, its cordial and inyigora-
ting properties will enable her to
PASS THE CRISIS SAFELY.
or None are genuine unless put up in large
square bottles, containing quart, and name OF
the Syrup blown in the glass, with the written
signature Of 5. p. Bennett on the outside wrapper
OF Price & per bottle, or bottles for S.
Soldh by ]. d. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio
Northeast corner Fourth and Walnut stieets-
entrance on Walnut street-to whom all orders
must be addressed
AGENTs-John Beal, and M'Bean & Knox,
Cadia; llogg 81 Parrish. Moorefeld; john Hogg.
Mt Pleasant; j. Crumbacher g. Son, ,.Wheeling
L. >. llemng, SttubenviIle, ap23.ly
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Death Of a U. S. Senator.

HoH1PII5, JUIe 20.
S. flanagan died last night of the cholera
Considerable sickness prevails in the city,
but not much cholera.
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Cholera at Fort Smith.
St. Louis, June "a.

SG Louis, June "a.
Gen. NJ Arbuckle died at Fort Smith on
the lth inst, From 10 to 90 men had died
OF Cholera at that fort Recruits had left,
and sickness was abatine.
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Cadiz, June 1O-2m
The Cincinnati Tyne Foundry.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry.
" ME patrons ofthis establishment are informed
Il that its business will suffer us little change
as possible, IN consequence OF the death of the
late Agent, Mr.. Horace Wells The mechanic
al department will continue in charge of Messrs.
L.. L, and William Wells, to whose efforts it is
aeady mainly indebted for it's present high state
Of perfection, anl no pains will be spared to rem
der its manufactures fully what they profess TO
lbe-oqual to any in the world A large new and
complete Specimen Book is rapidly printing,
which we expect to have ready for distribution
about the first OF September. We have ON hand
a large stock of Printing Material of every de-
Iscnption, including new and second hand Power
ana Hand Presses, which we are ready to sell on
six months time fol good notes, or make n dis
count ot ten per ceot. for regular prices for cash
down. All orders addressed to the Cincinnati
Type Foundry will meet with prompt attention.
GF Country papers publishing this advertise
ment four times belor the first OF August next,
and sending us copy of the paper containing it,
VIII be paid in type. on purchasing three times
the amount Of this bin.
lelS-4t CIIAS. WELLS, SeeretarV
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Steamer Sunk.

Memphis, June a.
The steamer Countess has sunk in the
chute of Island Sixty-Six. The river is sta
tionary.
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CINCINNATI MARKET--Julv l

Flour is dull and unchanged.
Sales of Mess Pork at 1850,
A small sale of Sides at 84c.
Whiskey is selling at III.
af@ay in a a GOOD q nIimor Or
Ia, ha! Tve got it at lastP CT
Marston. 4 see it--so your hus
little cross sometimes, is he? 4
Oh, not otexactly cross-oh, nor /
breast, ed Laura Indeed he is very kind !
but he has got into way Of fnd
with everything that is everything
- me; all this, too, without knowing
lt time what he. says. He scolds al
cooking, without suspecting how
fm hurts my feelings; for I oversee it
and try hard to please him. added
/ d while tears gathered in her eyes.
In short rejoined Mrs. Marston
,,., downright cross husband
.shy' 'Oh, mop
IN Yes he is. Don't attempt to de
III gems wretch. But if, as you say, he 10
and finds fault more from habit Ii
settled ill-will, he is not past all
wv have known men like him. They a
u Irally petulant, but they generally
idea how cross they sometimes are
Ps' can govern themselves if they like,
are not incurable.'
y MY dear Mrs. Marston,' said Lau
an earnest face, you really appear
RH" 1t is officially annouced that the cor
ner stone for the enlargement of the Capito!
at Washington, will be laid on the 4th of
July, by the President. An address will be
delivered hv Oanial Wabstor
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HNLOUR--A few barrels of fresh Family Flour,
T. for sale by Gy2) R. J. BENNETT.
Great Wholesale ClOllling House.
CHEAS. HAE&EkN ESS IL SON,
o. 1873, MARKET STREET, PHILADELPIn
Southeast Corner of Fourth.

Southeast Corner Of Fourth
INIIlE Proprietors of this Old Established Fash.
ionaJie Clothing Store a Re now manufacturing
Il .he largest, best assorted, and most Fashion
ably got UP stock of Superior Clothing for the
Fall and Winter trade, that hus ever been offer
ed to the notice Of Whole sale buyers.
Harkness Il Son respectfully invite the atten-
tion of Merchants and Dealers, confident that
their stock OF Clothing will be found expressly
adapted to the requirement Of tho Southern and
vince intending purchasers that their establish
mcnt offers extraordinary Inducements.
TAKE NOTICE. --Harkness & SONS Clothing
Store is large Five Story Brick Building, situ
ated on tho northeast corner Of Fourth aud
Market streets, Philadelphia.
N. D.--Look out for the largost Gilt Block
Letter Sign in the United States, aud read
je25.3m HARKNESS e. SON.
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E.y- Latour Mauhourc lost his

ET- Latour Maubourg lost his leg at the
battle Of Leipsic. After he had suffered
amprtation with the greatest courage, ne
saw his servant crying, or pretending to cry,
in one corner Of the room "JackP' said
he, "none Of your hypocritical tears, you
idle dog; You know you are very glad, for
you will have only one boot 10 cleanb'
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Eg- What curious being a printer is
He stands when he sets, and sets when he
stands, and when he wishes to SET with ease
he always stands erect. tits, however, the
nature Of the case which causes him to stand.
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S. MEDARY,
S. D. PRESTON,
j. REINHARD,
S. w. ANDREWS,
THO'S. SPARROW

Democratic State Central ComneiHi.
We hope the Democracy of Harrison
County will take early measures to send a
delegation to the above convention. The
election this fall is one of the most important
that has ever been held in this state, and il
is expected that every Democrat will do his
duty. Who shall be the delegates from
Harrison County
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NEW YORK MARKET---July /

Flour is lower; with sales of 1000 bbls
at 381c for common to straight state brands,
Southern is languid, with sales at 430 to 444
Corn is cheaper, with sales at 554@56c.
Groceries are quiet and declining. Sales
of Rio Coffee at 84c. Sales of Sugar at Sc,
Rice is active at from to SIC.
Llnseed Oil is feeble; American II to IS.
Sales of Kentucky Tobacco at 81 to &c.
Money Market---Fancies are down J to 2.
Canton 49,. Ohio 6's 1O8. Morris Canal
16. Reading Railroad 81.
Whiskey is firm at 23I
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ALDERMAN'S OFFICE.
WHEELING. IA

IN MACLANE, Alderman of the lst Ward
IVs Office, corner of Main and Jefferson sts-
will promptly and faithfully attend to any bust
ness entrusted to his care. lie may be fonnd n
his Office, nearly opposite the Beymer House.
(Walker's Ilotel.) "from sun to SUM-" Collec-
tions made by due course of w and otherwise.
Dispositions taken, q be read in OHIO courts.
may7-Iy
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COMPLATNT.

Jaundice, Dyspepsia, ChfoBic o. nervous de-
billy, dTseaSe Of the KidHeys, and eli
diseases arising from disordered Liver
or Stomach, such as Constipation. inward
Phes, fullness Of Blood 10 The Head, aeidf>
ty Of the S omach, Nansea, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, fuHness vs weigh, in
the stomach, sour etucsiions, sinking 0r
6ullering at the pit Uf the Stomach, ssim>
ming Of the Head, hurried ons difficult
Breath ng, Auilering al the Heart, chokiTg
OF suaJcatIug sensations when IN lyl }
posture, dimness Of vision, dots or webs
before the Sight, fever aud dull pain in
the Head, deficiency OF preservation, yell
lowRess Of the kin and Ewes, pain 10 the
Side, Back, Chest. Limbs, &c sudden
flushes Of Heat, bsFHHes in Flesh, con.
stanl imgainings Uf Eub and great de-
preston OF Spirits.
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W.. He eGHHE1Y,
FRESH BEEF !!

II ECEI5TI DLEF
ME subscriber will have Fresh Beef. of a s,,.
i, perior quality, in Market. every Tn, edmv
ma Saturday morning (at day light ) daring the
Summer and FALL
Meat can, at all times, be had either M. Mr..
Cnrnahans slaughter house, or the cellar Il ihe
subscribers dwelling. the house formerly occun;a
by Miss Beatty. ROBERT HOLMES
Cndz. June A. 1851 If
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y KHeGR.R KsR HOUSE.

n AAWUWA9V AWA M " U SAIs
WIN. D. ROLAND, PROPRIETOR,
INORMERLY q oftbe "Sleubenvlie Exchange"
he : Frerry House," opposite Steubenville has
emoved to this side Of the river, and taken the,
new brick on Water street, Immediately below
Market, near the Steamboat Landing, and has
fitted it up in splendid styIc.as
A HOTEL OF THE FIRST GLASS
where he will hehappy to see his old frirnds.an
as many new ones as may please to give him a
call lie also keeps on hand Groceries, Boat
Stores, Salt, ETC., which he will sell as low us
can be bought elsewhere in Steubenville.
nn30-IY
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X OSSUTH and the HUNGARIAN

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--u-.a.rv a Lecture 90 Hungary, is People, an d
~ Hsnfi. . DELIVERED "a MONDAY Evening an
~.ths iabcrlses Broadway by Key, M = far
Dec 4 ph Dr. late OF Birmingham, Eosian1.
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Js.,,. Doors opea al oc.ock-Lee'are
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fine ARTS.

NOR SALE.-A small collection Of
II valuable Cabinet PAINTINGS, originals BY tbs
great masters beautifully executed, and wonderful
preservation wE amply repay the connosseur and real
lover 81 art The proprietor the gentlemen Of taste
and fortune thai they will prove valuable acquisition -
ans collection thu country EurODe-ahoagh nov N
chsclniy like many gem and beautiful towel Sas'..f
then the desert aY Apply al NO ~ -
or Nc ; John 81 New York. ~ :"
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0 CenauerIns aud 20 Conquer,-lf any fact
hese than another wanting o. prove the
a>,ety II BOGlES celebrated Electric Hair Dive, y
seh that OF its rapid sale, ue5hne every month and
hA N the public estimation Its effect on the
hs msgca and trOly ssoni,hBg and 1t has only 10 be
s,sd 10 prove iis SUPERIORITY over All others
To he had Of A. B. SD SANDS No 100 Fulton ST. 4;
hashten. CLARK 4 Co No 27S Broadway ] MinsG i Co
70 i0 Broadway Vm H. Cary Co No 2io Pearl St.
and by the Druggists and Psrtumers throughout the