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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

4 TLANTIC DOCK MILLS.-Indian
Z Com Flour and Indian Corn Parma dried and manu-
featured p, Sfaocjs Patent Processes De obtained
OF respectable Grocers generally u ths CRY and Broox
Indian Corn Flour j. designed for making Bread Pl-
dngs and Cakes and for ming with Wheat, Rye or Buck
wheat Flour and WILL nt found trld fefs sl1enor
Hcle L put up papered packages Of lb, and
n boxes OI one dozen each
INDIAN Corn Parma" an entirely new and most deli
cious article Tor making Puldng> Mush, Il. Viii prove
admirable substitute Tor Rice. San1 aud HDnnlus. A.
al article .1 the position 81 Pudags ts Parma has
no rival II PUT ur TO- papers Do beaulil s-se. aud
boxes of dozen each, a. the extremely low pTce #
o! cents single package.
The above manufacturers oi Indian Corn peculiarly
adapted the Oi the INVALID. AMI experience has
moIsratcd that DYspEPTIe> partlAe ~ tins And Il
det with mpumtr 70 iAe exclusion oi almost other
flim of f,od It, da VIII improve tn- DIGESTION ror-
rect the bowels and give tone ami energy o. the whole
frame
Thee articles ARE sid D.. wholesale lbs Nesrs Allen
NMtre,e7 "a SIgih-,t !. u hes Sl-S. l75 Washing
tar-st and u g. henson. go >uf->f uT az the Mills
: ousr.Icrs Obtain tic GroceTs a pamphlet of Is
pages. rI'r'ici. Remarks Indian Com Is P-cssrya-
ton ard Mruilrtrre with ei7es tr Ceoss," together
VITA tt>f.u.0l.l-> q fne highest ftc'it.--'f.
Orders addressed to p BRONSON. Agent. Afianfc
Do, Mills Comrar, No H. 10. ~ .ld p Atlantic Doc,
Bruo.lu, Ncw-lorS. VIII receive prompt attention aal
dispatch 15m3IWF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

FANEE 81 BStRlBtR IS authorized a.
AGENT offhe CoroauyI % con'roc- tor che delivery
CARGOFS ol the celebrated COAL from fhe >a.em pa
Mines NJ Po'tsye ~ formerly worked hy Mines = Hay
wood and John q. BoNes ~ . . o.,
2lt iva {. OGDtN. - Mail-s1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25
NOTICE-SVRAW GOODS. STRAW

NO1lt E.-'> hAN NOODo, > nav
L NGOODS-for genI Young eniiS youths and in'nts-
CONSISTING Of Panama FL hs l. ghnm and palmlcaf Hats
also new STYLE braid SiR for gents Young gents and Doys
with hcw style hof and infants straw caps Also various
patterns gents and Young moeskm silk black pearl
white colored beaver mats 1t AIONARQUES, 22S Bowey
mvYi fut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25
NOR SALE.-The FARM Of the late.

n
Moses Clara deceased eui'.Ains iol acres Si1v iH
the town OF East Chester, Atou l eS fFon hr Iacka
hoe DeIot OF the harem Railroad IL Is bounded Nllth-
ely hy The road LEADING nom East Chester % New r.
ehehs aud kaSeT0 oN The Mastery cad .! East Ch-Ser
On wnlCh roads hes $50 reds Ga The farm soot
slVa Rouse, iarye ham and sNf SiviS, mill heu>c
carnage hSase aad necessary ot banngS al m good
dtion Also GOOD tenant house The farm Il M = hisa
tate 81 Improvement. Terms casv Inquire OF SAMUEL
CLAIM, lt6 Ehkaeeth.s,. Newly AI.PHEUSCLARK
on the premises. u tie sndegSea al New Rarhrls
uxIS SNs ewc--ur 4 Moses tiare ts-s,>.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25
NOR SALE in FLATBVSH-Only a

mules fgcn Fulton Fonv. bICokiya, two ADJOINING lots
" Land together having 900 fee, Aon ChrkSoa-ev b
80 ieei M depth, and cOnaE aut acres OF the SANE
as ~ Cl;N lots One ~ ltse lots lad UUt with
NaCSdaused walks and planted ,I about aJn shade ami
irt tfceS ~ choice NrietS, the .'ter lU>r coming nin
bearings and many ofu04cn.g. > raspberry and
reat bushes. aTgt strawberry beds >c The other lot
clover and has Welded heavy Crp tbs Sea>O There -
well aud pump On tie promises. cr,>> itaca> new.
and the whole has been u "a present o-er Dog the
with the cNpcctaOn al uH4lug .4.vean Toy hS own o-
patton The health and tcsC'l ~ tafhusA, as easy a.
Cc>hiy tIon, tins c'y omnloU,SS 0a>>g each way
~ times da' render tA> ytry ~N lNnle opportunity 1r
aay 20 purchase WHO'S 0VS.rc.> a hA.Gns ,osni IS
residence, M aCoVtncat location art al Improving neigh
hohoed. Vii be sold ou accoru, .l- terms Apply "a
4 % WILCOX. ClarS~ n.artnre, Ea'H1,h, or "a
ANTHONY LANE Is Mati-s. = lr1t tN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25
SODA WATER APPARATUS of

- ever, description. either for the manufacture drawing
bcttmg of Soda Water manufactured and for sale l
JOHN MATHEWS, FIrst-av. corner Iwenty -SiNti-st.
Y IuhogIauhed Plate, with printed instructions for
the manufacture of Soda Water, rps Nc likewise tor
the of the Apparatus. accompanies each Ap
pJrates Eyeu information m relation to the above bus
vii bee cheerfuy gwen upon application by letter as
above. le3 m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

U SEAT-The subscriber Ole for sale her res deuo0
IN the village OF oughaocp>e fmncry owned md occ1-
pied by the late Judge Sweet Ia if, containing abD1i
Of luud situated nc'@cen, and fronts NppR
Water and Front SIS wiriNn 'hIee Rnutes ~IN o -Se
Hudson Rove Railroad Depot ad the Seaulhpt Land
ing, ami occupying an elevated loNnon commrnd> tuc
ol the River and the ncs,ouns parts of she village
IL Is instrnIy land ont ma WaNs, and planted with avery
deSl ralc variety Of t and ,rnaiugnm trees and shrub
berry, and contains large number Vi choice rSern and
grape m iHle bearing cVhdton The dwelling Is ct
the COlonadc STYLE u architecture commndunS ana IA
g,Od order tho barn, stable and o'hcr olthWdngs are
comnOil0uS and IA good pair. On the whole il he
ieyed Ia a,d opportunity i0r securing If the
must desirable residences la s teauttul village or tor
profitable investment oi iutds - IN the Wcniy oi
Me most houtShug business pare oi the village and NAV
be conveniently divided intu clhgIue building lots Pos
be had Immediately I required hy the pun
chaser FOI further particulars inquire ot the SUBSCRIBER
the premtsrs of Thomas Nj Nul, PDpghkerpsle o. "
williamson Vail. l6i West, NtW-N'rk. ANN VAIL.
P0ughkeerSle. Nav -. tejl EEL imSSN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

n BoTsr The under,.sn now prepared 90 deliver
In aly par 4 thc CITY. from the above place. slHcrr
article u Peach Orchard ,red ASIA COAL E-s aai stove
sl1c screened hands order d. The uy rate ~ - IS
per tun. - cents less from bo-t. JOHN B8EAkEN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

RYSEAT al SiagSnc g. e,le II iie iinesl ola, >
an the east hank II the Hudson Lsel, Commanding me
view uu and down the Hudson, c1l'ann- ABOUT ~ -l
,f ground with fnc improvement and a1undantY stpckeI
y Nh rus tree. aud shrubtcy and within less tln nan
mile of the railroad depot ~ Sing Sing Also ~ acres ol
LAND two and half miles east q sing Sing IN the Town
~ Crecuhureh all I'M good fence with dwelling and out
Indiygs ,r u GOD - cultivation, and about Two
niles West of the Harlem railroad "in ne sold low, y
applied for For further par oars apply % COIE
a Chiffon, AUcti0netfs, , "aii.st je<S /"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25
4 EAKY TN ROOFS PNNTED and

lfNcd for one cent per oo with the Ncw-JerSey Anti
Co'pSi,c amt, and warranted Thus Pain Is well adapt
Ell Tor uUt- houses fencing ~ sold for per pound
mixed ready ior use Otice -S3 Spring -; Hudson
iVll iuif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

H'ININII+NN z NIIN n Y I 'IIN = ~
towns ave situated GA she Delaware and on the Rar-
tan IN The direct hnc htf,sccA NtNNDl and PlSdc pht
The, pnNe>S ever, adyantasC r business residence
PranA Road IL about 10 he between thcm hc
V be the pernauenj huruG alVs between the North and
the South and become The a. 80 tac tleli na It
tuning O,.Oi atoms OF the county
Plans and information NAV pt had a. the
OFFICES or THE FLORHNCEN kENPORF co.
hlnreuHe KrNllIr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25
4 YRTpS 49, eNRDIAIS-Biackher,r

NNre an excellent article for bowel complaints beng
prepared ior tAat purpose The uncers'guel WISHES IN
fp families O 70 they can te supplied With me above art
Gle. as~o CoRUlALS ans STKJPS N al th,ir varefie,
pySfeNuc Btsr> Elmer ce LoLse fe- hue french Bran
dies, Cict anu uhrr " lucS hv the ou ~ bt'- Mac
AfNnis. Ntru-t.,s. SWISS Cheese Mustard 6ardlnes
ONE OIL White Vine Vinegar Linn Juice. &c *
SlklPS tor SODA WATER, &C. a. tsracs put 10 iar
Tie trade AZ shgt rCe and delivered free u eVpeuse IA nv
part ~ the ltF + J. EkUCLER 20 " -rcu-sf
lel imp&GNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

A L PRIV Al l. SALL-l ne t"O-sVVi
N HOUSE and LOT Of gr l1i situated on the nor"
- ~ JortlefL- between First aai second avenues
c.,nenc~ 75 feet from the Second av Inc ID" u . b
,ut D. feci IN degtb. the house IS p 1y 81 feel ana %
\, ns seven rooms with cellar sc for prne am iulri
nsrt,crlsre apply % ANTHONY j. BLEECkEh; Auc-
,tfreor Rrcad-sf. J'-f D"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25
r,0R sAI.E-As STORE. GROCERY,

y g. OTofT and eli glig situated on The prncpa
SO. yila-e " Huntington. suio.k os.~ssn
v,ch place ard the Cfy Of Ne" foIA he.. = Ily -
os..n bv r.vsay and steamboat II 10, SOLD iIcEl'is
- Is. ~ September VIII b. sold - public t1cton On 'hs
-rsri,ses O.; o'clock 81, % that -iy i,I M &
HUNTINGTON or ,r,-t-c a N-..-,y-s+ v
ENGR SALE.-The subscriber oilers for
4 .als handsome Farm Of SEVENTEEN AXIS
= ~ii.. and .,..a-ed lu the iowa of New iaislr
- ~, X 8 T. Is eigihr located. 1ld 'r.-. Dr.
'-o oI ~. i re salisbury Mills. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

EyOR SALE-ia the healthiul and beau
Z IRA .4i'a-e = f6id NegvJrr,, - u isS-
Isf.eli family wa large garden SIR iDtrF oAl
* aiou, one acre and rter of and ms. o. -sen'.,
.eoJ nj M r-cl1t- If ths Railroad DCpO, Ed,l ia-e.
f.re. "a 'ar Forf4raor particulars apply = ANdhCN
pITFCKIR. Auc,.oneeI. Broal-sr lc23 3.MWSF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25
wUN WADDING-ELEY'S Cloth
GENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea

4 NENUIN r IEAS.-Ine canton ca
~ Company hereby apprse the public that they
pared to retail every yanety of TEA AT lower prices than
any other establishment uniformly DO Their eNtcn-
sve holesale trade requiring them 20 keep hand
large assortment the purchaser al retail necessarily de-
rves advantages by trading with them, not obtained
elsewhere and country families would greatly con-
suit their interests hy duly regarding tins advertisement
This - the oldest Tea Company ma the CITY Their only
establishment at l23 Chathamst between Pearl ard
Roosevelt and they have Ho branch stores Grocers
supplied small quantities lOW by the chest a13 3m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

JoHs TAPPAN. Wee President
FERDINAND STAGE secretary .t,,h,.
SB-PanicuaU affentIOn Is called 10 the it'H t@tse
Comuauy ,outiuae. 10 insure Budnss. ArrchiiMS@,,
Household Furniture. Vessels Port az, AZ ans. hss-
damage by FIRE and diyde the profits on tis Glass " "
ness the same ~ on the Marine premiums.
rlv2g 3nlIMSF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25
NARM and COUNTRY SEAT ion

u SALE Beautifully situated 81 miles south of Ctld
we'll E>s,A County New IersVf CONTAINING SiN acres
81, land sritah, d.vsed INTO wood meadow ana pasture
There Is upon a handsome tNt~>'or5 House tHtl rct
noni overlooking the farm other appropriate build
ugS and excellent water, also .lt ltnch VrNEtd o VA
uceS. IA tull hcaunt two others - siatc Of tnwanrS>
an ample orchard Vf a,fs md N acres ut wood land The
farm L. lOCdtea 9mlos west Of Newark, lFr> trn the
oiauee ID pot. ANA ~ males CtdNelN trh' Mhonc"
rms and from NtNlle, leaving tle Tot u
NnkeSt c,or afternoon upon sic arrival OF Tue @ci"'N
Sta'n from Now NorN ICuss literal For particulars ln-
ljuire of GEORGE " LANE. Esq, l9l Fpar->t, New
York LEWIS {. GRON ER Esy, "a Markct-st, New
ark and the subscriber 80 CAlaNCl! where CpnNcNa
AN be had To view the pruicg,p 4 gentleman with his
y, conveyance could Re the cy 8ocnck. The stage
arrives W Newark gtnio r fhC oCocN tram for New
Norh Ii not DISPOSED of a. private sale VII be- sd az
lihh. auction va the premises e. o'clock VI II Is
DAY iSt july next llclSt.'l JAS. JARRETT jR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25
DROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE

u co Office Merchants ENchonge Mda5.rn pre.t
and q FnitH-st Brooklyn N3l. Ellis" '1ifSns
A g. STEVENS. Sec jary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

GOAL-l am delivering Ia any part Of
\ the city first quality Red Ash COAL t - %. tnt
White Ash F-g and Stove ur RANGE 20 s. COM. trlu
boats Order, received 10 mv new Nari Zil G1enc-st,
near Anity. and 70 n.v old stand 3i} Bowery.
ie2 I'M. JACOB WEEKS Junr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25
Y OTIS - For SALE, two LOTS of

FITCH BRIDGE.-The balance OF the
LOTS VIZ. 81 10 400 on map Of High Bndsevlle are
now m the rst time offered for TINS property STU
fed on the Wescheser side Of Harlem RIVER opposite the
gltb-ayenue tins Island The fare on the E'sh'h-
avenue Railroad winch leads directly 20 these L0ts Is to
be bu FIVE cents for the whole tnsth Of the road Having
wId. front upon the Harlem RIVER, tins property affords
great advantages for boating and fishing Terms favorable
Andy for mans and other information. 10 D B WINTON
n Ccdaf-St cor. u Nassau-st le3 lM'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25
nIETZ EROTHERS \ 90. nd MI

4 tham-St NeV-Yo Manufacturers OF every vauety
CLAMPS CHANDELIERS CANDELABRA. CIR An
DOLES. HALL LANTERNS, GAS FIXTURES ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

y ANS WORM KILLER-More
RAINS WOpNI KILLER

11cldreu annually de from worms than from o.. o,ae
cause, combined These "llte citizens can be- saved and
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05
The American Art Union,

in It's promises and Performances for 1881,
seems to be resping the harvest offs pFesi
Gus successes. n enlarged resources and con-
sequent advantages to Subscribers. rs
Works Of Art for ~distribu6on next December.
Is appears by the BuRain, show a steady
advance in number in the collections Of pre-
vious years, and in merit also, il we may
Judge of the New York papers, The best
Artists are represented IN it, and in some Of
their best works. The list of979 works. al
ready announced, includes new and fayorite
productions of Durand, Leutze, HinCkley,
Mrs. Spencer, Ranney, Audubon, Chapman,
Mount, Woodville, Church, Rossiter, Gig
nou1, Kensett. Hicks, Peele, and others well
known to the country, and identified with its
REPUTATION in the Arts. Other works to be
added to the list will, doubtless, make it at
least equal in number, and surpsss in inter-
est, the collections of the most prosperous
years of the institution. -.
The certain return to each member will
he a series of sir Lias Engravings, in the
highest style of the Art-all the subjects of
which, it will be seen, are characteristic
American subjects, various, and apparently
of great interest. These are. Alarge line
engraving by Jones, after WoOdyille's cele-
brated painting of "Mexican News" repre-
senting a group listening to an account of
one of the battles of the late Mexican War
2. "Marion Crossing the Pedee," by Ran
ney; 8. mount Washington" from the
Valley of Conway, by Kensett; 4. Gamer
lean Harvesting Scenery" by Cropsey; 5.
"Old '76 and Young 49," by Woodyille ;
6. Bargaining for a Horse" by Mount.
Each member, after subscribing, receives
the So,iety's Bulletin, a fine Art7Journal of
original Criticism, Biography, History, News,
DC, DC, relating to the Arts, illustrated by
engravings on steel, wood and stone, etch-
ings, &c. The Bulletin has always taken a
high rank with the public among periodicals
on the Fine Arts. We hail it monthly as
one of our most interesting periodicals.. No
other Institution o fthe kind publishes a jour
nal of equal our and claims.
These valuable returns to members can be
ensured only by the combination of a large
number of subscribers and efficient business
organization. Indeed, if we did not know
what the Institution has done-what pro-
misses it has made and kept-we should think
it incredible that so small an investment
could be made to yield such extraordinary
returns. Large as their list of subscribers
is at the end of the year, we wonder that it
is not'much larger.
The Secretary for Harrison County, DR..
Thomas Finley, of New Athens, will soon
send Or a list of subscribers, and will give
any information which may be desired in re-
lation to the Institution.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05
An UNPLEASANT Task.

We find hat we shall have to make out
bills for collection. Our paper bills are cash
we must have bread and meat-our deVI,
who is all the help we have got, says-in
short all that are owe, say thy must have a
''little change" But canyon squeeze blood
out of a turnip, if there is none there. No
Stree. So we will have to call on you to
help us GU of the scrape. We will take
any kind of country produce in payment of
subscription, &c.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05
Wanted Immediately.

A girl to do housewOrk for small family
She would have time to do sewing for her
self, and can, if she desires it, receive in.
structions in needle.work. Good wages and
a steady placed insured. For further in.
formation, apply at this office Immediately
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

EgThe steamship Nigarara arrived al
New York, on the 25th ult. from Liverpool.
A frightful accident occurred on the Mos.
cow and Petersburgh railroad. Many were
killed.
Reports of a change in the English min
istry were current.
There were no tidings of Kossuth's arri,
val up to the 10th ult.
Alex. Lee, the eminent composer, died on
the 9th inst.
1t is reported that the French troops will
leave Rome. The Pope,it is said, will put
himself under Austrian protection.
The paper currency Of Austria was rap.
idly sinking in value.
Lord Howden, the British minister al
Madrid, subscribed 5OO0treals in behalf Of
the soldiers wounded in the Lopez expedi-
ton. "
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

E1-The steamer Europa from Liverpool,
arrived at Halifax on the goth ult. with
three days later news. +,
The steamer Mississippi, with KossutE
and his companions on board, was announ'
Iced at Gibraltar. Kossuth expressed his in.
%tention to sail for Southampton in the steam
er Madrid. Preparations for his reception
were rapidly progressing. He would reach
Southampton or the 24th ult.
The exhibition has finally closed, and the
fate Of the building is yet undecided,
The awards of the Jurors have giyenmucl
dissatisfaction.
Hon. Abbott Lawrence, the American
Minister, has returned to London from hi
tour in Ireland.
The King of Hanover is recovering from
his late illness. 2
The Cuban prisoners who had arrived in
Spain number l26, They are shortly to un'
dergo a sentence Of hard labor in the mines
The highest military order Of distinction had
been conferred on tho Captain General o
Cuba.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

ETWe will give any Of our subscribers
credit for one years subscription, who viii
bring US three bushels of potatoes. We
will take new subscribers on the same terms.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

JOHN PARKER. of Wheeling is authori .
ed to receive subscriptions and advertise
ments for the "Sentinel & Farmer. All
agreements made with him viii be strictly
adhered to by us.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice is hereby Given

TNHAT a petition will be presented to the
Commissioners Of Harrison County, ut their
next session, praying for the review and vacation
of 30 much Of the road lying between the Bottom
Road and che land Of William Houses, known as
the Deersville Road, and to locate the same,
commencing near a - tree on the widow Hef-
aigg's land, crossing Saltwater, and thence to
WIN. Laypert's; thence 10 the widow Laypcrt'E,
and from thence to interstct the Deersville Road,
on he land OF VIM. Houses. nov5.4ts
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

Rg-Ellsworth, the pedestrian, completed
at st. Louis, on the seth ult., his thousand
miles in 40 many successive hours, in the
presence Of an immense crowd. He express
sed biz willingness to continue Eve hundred
miles more. WI A.af n.alM aeEN A \
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICEs.
-INK


ON the I2th 4 1.Iy lad. 4 ~ ar hl,ot InL
~ and TWO CANS OF C0LoRFb INK zone
u RED and one u RLUE) vas shippsd In PhiIa-
delphia 70 the cEdiE Sentinel Once. The her
eeine safe % hand, Though nsf & L~esrit, Of
Piitshurgh. boz D. 3et THE CANS HAVE NOT
0eEN REcEIvED. We should like 10 hear
ssnse'ting c9nceruihg them. Oc.es
ET Hundreds Of our citizens complain Of
debility and languor Of the system, derange-
ment of the liver and stomach, want Of APP
petite, de-. they are frequently The result Of
too close application, and a thousand other
causes we cannot here name but We Would
say to all SO afflicted, do as we have done
get a bottle ortwo of DR.. Hollands German
Bitters, prepared by DR.. Jackson, and our
word for it, you will be cured. We recon-
mend this medicine. knOwingfrom experience
that it is much superior to the generality of
patent medicines. We would say to our
readers, purchase none, unless prepared by
DIR. O. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia. fus4F
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

EaD- Coz, Woods majority win be only
about TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
The entire Democratic State ticket is elected
BY majorities ranging from eight to twenty
thousand. How about those obituary 10
tees, Mr. Ohio State Journal? When viii
you publish them? 1900 ss pssf
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

ES- Messrs. w. H. Gill and r. Lsech
publishers Of the Democratic Courier, in No
Bile county, have sold out their establishment
to Messrs. Samuel McGarry and Charles o.
tbs, Esqrs., by whom the paper will in future
be conduc ed.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

NENI LEMEN'S ware of every description to
w be had at Hogg & Co.'s from Ire finest brown
Cloth, to Understands and Drawers. Also, Ho-
siery and Gloves Of every variety. and Combs Of
all kinds, a nice stock to be had Mt
nOy5 #s4H} y HocG &sCn
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

EE We wiU pay cash for none other Than
cash subscribers at MefuN yearly rates.
Now friends we will, not only give you a
good family paper, but will pay you for the
trouble Of procuring us new names. We
have not the time to call on you, all Of rs
having TO work day and night. So send in
the names, and we will give you 25 cents 70,
every cash subscriber,
We intend making some further improve
ment in the appearance Of our paper, and
give you more reading matter, To do this,
we must hare money, Two hundred new
names, with the pay in advance will enable
us to do so. What say you? 5a
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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

EE-There was not coal enough for more
than q weeks consumption, ct Louisville. on
the 9Th inst. It was selling at 80 cents pei
bushel. utg aan VI
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

Ev-The packing Of pork has commenced
|iu Cincinnati, and a large number Of hogs
are slaughtered daily.