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ANN T
To Make Premium Bread.

10 IHUHG 4 TBUUtUW DVeUu.
Take flour enough to make l6 or 10
~loaves; then put 10 pounds Of flour in a
vessel for that purpose; then take three
quarts ofbutter-milk and 8 quarts ofwater,
and set it on the fire until it comes nearly
to a boil, and then pour it into the 10 lbs,
of -four, and stir it until it is well scalded;
then mix it up n a large vessel into
sponge and set it away until it raises; then
mix it into dough and set away until it
raises; then divide into loaves and set a.
way until it raises; then divide into loayes
and set away until it raises sufficiently to
put into the oven to bake.
." I'D A rF rIY AM
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-19

The following receipts for making IRE
MUM Bread and Butter, have been re-
ceived by the Secretary. Those who do
not forward their reports shortly to the
Secretary, will not be entitled to the pre-
NUNS.
To Nuke LIST Premium Bread.
Take half a gallon of flour and scald it
with three pints of boiling butter milk.
Whenit be comes cool enough, say warmth
ofnew milk, add a tea cup full Of yeast;
let it raise all night; when light make up
your bread with it, and when it raises, work
out the bread into four small ~loaves; when
it raises, put it in the oven and bake one
hour.
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pLeuDeuV1ll0 MdTket--NOV. LIE
Flour is selling at $2, 8@3,26 " bib
the wagon load,
Wheat is selling at 56c u bush.
Oats Csc dP ,bushel.
N. 0. Molasses sells at SIZE; s. House
45@49c.
Sugar is selling at 10 in hhds; Thin bbls.
Sales of Coffee at 10c {P ib in bags.
Tea is selling at 40@7O 4B ib.
Six twist Tobacco is selling at 14c; five
plug 25@35c.
Window Glass. 8x10 at $3, 55@4; 10
by 10 at 4@4,5O; Okla at rs; 24x30 at
SIS % box intermediate sizes at correspon-
ding rates.
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GRACE CHAPMAN.
Tira Premium Fresh Butter.

Tirst Premium Fresh Butter.
The milk from which this butter was
made, was kept in a spring house the
cream was churned about 10 minutes, at
about go degrees heat.
50 The butter was made of sweet cream
not over four days old, sailed and thor
oughly worked once. Z
ANNA M. FOX.
Premium Butter for Ly and September.
The cream managed in the ordinary
way, standing until it is sour, then churn-
ed. AS soon as the butter is gathered,
lift it from the churn, and press with the
ladle as much of the milk from II as pos
sible. Then sails il with pulvcrized salt.
Let II stand until it is cool, and then work
II until it Is solid. LET no water touch
butter # you want "a keep il sweet, and
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-19

ETA writer out west thinks if his lover
would die, he should act thus
I'll deck your tomb with flowers,
The rarcst ever seen,
And with my tears for showers,
I'll keep them ever green.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-19
Allegheny Cattle Market--No v. IA

Allegheny Cattle Market--Nov. ~.
Beeves sold at 2 to II gross equal to
41@54.
Cows and Calves-The average price is
$15,oo@$25,oo y head. according TO the
quality.
sheep 100000 Bhead.
Hogs selling at 1904 live weight.
Urichsville. Market.--N ov. ~.
Wheat "a. Corn 33. Oats 49,. Flax
seed 90. Flour 3,2S. Hams 81 Sheul-
ders a. SiAas & Potatoes 81. Wool
3O@A6. nnal4aaAM M
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-19
Sir John Franklin.

The London Morning Chronicle publishes
the following interesting statement, vouching
for its accuracy, and saying that the Admi-
rally has ordered an inquiry:
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Good Advice.

He who would lead a happy life,
Aud 'scape all worldly ills
Must take unto himself a wife,
And pay his printers bills. sh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

8 THtNENDIsiN, --EN"F.
r rrr Iaus u. Tj.Er,rssrHH .- WrrIE
SrHrrr CUrr.u

Erv,ssIr. I.-L.fsr--, ..-IIr ... .sr'.r.a obi.
E.-1.- l.aHF. IT, taU. BE- r1 E.r.. tat a,
'.I fas F5ar.. iIl' tc,lI, -r-4.a-l .i Dlt
C.r-,,-tr. val; .,,,.5 nr-.aga.-I %.
t- r-..;,a, l.a-rss sa5 T,.lsl1vcgs tt1'
flr. ever occurred sa ca5.s, u.s. gai cr .1cr'-
q, ,5-e-luvc. I: vas ihls a.rh;y and ,r.
l--hl1i a-rar other rcas1-s. because, uslcs
,t- direction q .asanc w.rl.m, twas go
violent, heat!ozE aai iacc=s.i--l,c 10 ,he
s,,.il1 q is attacks uPoa z-.,y evils ,.h.sa
,,--. ersa,. v.l.'y s7-a1l, Of lo-S standing,
szi incorporated i-io tie .=-...-g9as, 'a1
avs. aat mzaa-., Of raa--E Jajcs 'ae
ss7srsalca, Of ys,issoa E.y-a b. God 60 'hr
1.v,. ever 'hs mlrs.1re of a n-u 20 4 ssr1a1
.. u,ri wife jg,.as the hs ai,as Ggs', was
r., ,rlacly condemned The c-s;9n hauH-
r-1bl5Iy brea for a losE timg 20 ccacral rs'
SO th, customary righ, the uc--cs; relative
rf person, killed by asothsr, 90 pursue and
.ar-u,- w.th1l, a ,rial, ,h. Individual by
sham hl, friend had hllea, uls merely rccu-
lated without beng wholly l.l.-i. Il vas
l.l 90 pr5,sr, oi tine lal th- operation Of
correct general ruasi?lss % remove these
evils ahcr while. Our SAVIOR and bis Apo.
lies er,cr,d iron no c-gajg against the l'o
nan roveramsa,. uaicr who's jurisdiction
thar we're bora. i!,hough /; wa, then ad.ain'
.s.,,cJ by Tie n0s; uaPri--iF,.d, corrupt
lblaloaod, heather iyraa;s, ard v-s nor,
,-s,s,1- ihla any q which ~ CA easily
t-n 10 .isl.
I,.as ih,s, l,.as uaisg s--a a. gls:ra,e.
a-l -rG-r laws, many Of wa.sb scre unjust
81, ias ,n,lrcuon Of The te2s Was sent
"Ierc,Cry SOL DO subject unto the higher
raN5-s. For there IS no power but OF God
the powers iha, be are ordained Of God. -
Though he government vas imperfect, and
needed change and Improvement, vet, imper
.s-t as Il was, Il was better than saarchy. d
had the divine sanction, and within all rea
soraMo and ughieous hounds ought 70 b.
obeysd.
It will no, Be thought imPToPer, ] trust,
m times Of 80 great excitement ard peril a
the present, when from 80 many Of tho grea
centres Of influence, and from 50 many Of III
mos, distinguished, and sssacious, and Pa'Fi
ouc, whose names arc towers Of strength, ~
CRY b. rsiSed to rally around oUr ,hreaieaot
constitution and counly-whOse only defence
ulder God. Is IN the hearts ard arms Of on
ovu people, properly instructed as to wha
duty requires. l shall endeavOT on this ocel
sion, though IN an imPer!es, manner to I'm
press upon yOu the Instructions OF the No'd
Cod. confined in the isxi-ih1i We ought .
obey the laws Of the land. Haying sXplaiae
The application Of this rule IN general, aha
then f''s--y. = ,splr q, -yr So r'r''c~''
-,t.
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PONVRY,
- Laj,' Book sr Tsbsay ]
i',oa - ~. VISITANT.

pr sHs. n, a. NE.
sHr en-, vA,a G.ika,.s Ger 'hs
rsiga.rs,
Aadscass lgr,l5 Der sloozy Ful afJcnd--
Care Wh-a ny l5as'y suP 'Tls slowly 'san''g,
Ari A,l drorPsl ny pa On thought rrg'-aai.
,ss "a, l.,iis %, bu,y rs-aHse',a'
S:.-ys o. recall the s,ubasss ,fhsJ b,0s--
O. .as th,t ir,sai upaa whom ilai aHc,l'ln
iIad sh.U-rcj Asr t.Tnias tears hrg wears go
If.Irs o. hsf Nth the natural VISION,
Bot twas th- ,5-l's deep eye t-hiai hsr bore ,
Ss, sr,nsI al radlaJ from the rl,ms Eh'iaa,
Whers Lls, ii never 6llsvti b. tear
Jr1a thar br5w sas .5nstsirs 5r mere holy
Than 70 vas ~oai 10 wsar wh.s here On earth,
As8 .a- hsI a1~ exchanged her Cab % bah
For the bright vcI,asuis of argJlis tirh.
How vel I rs,oliss,,d the glossy gis,-i'g
uthrs, s1h surh sa~ bsilT, me wave
WrIIrsnsu5-1tl. too, the dafk 'yss' b,amia;,
wa-a lfJ tasir Iasiss "a a earl, gave
A1'r rA-ls9 dn-s q thst Flr, susaa rrTer1-'
war1u..s l1 a l-I mon, g..r.1-r, hn.
l-F -rr.H n-,1 che ia--'s o. flhe T,srai
U..Esae sssarI r5 ugry a ",h.iotraTe.
$40 srl-ta-t as ils rs, vhsss s;sr o. gh .1,'s
Wa r1-s-I a-b,.s on tbs dsfs earth q srr'
sa- r---sl r..' a. a., -as sho shared ~ 'lia-'s
So. .u4-s.sl ui,h zs tArovss the ,,ruaI Gov.
c.
S.,a.rs---s .a1 tra,si ~rb "a ,asv.-a,-s
g.a1,t--' ,a-a= Which rFNtl7 a'rr ,a.
rrr.
o-us..5si r.,s ,ss ihs ,.isz1 z--a ls,szirs
T.r-a az.i tas ',Il "snsi'll.s- sgss1
ststa- --- vh-.lfth- h-ur sl,sa7sss.
S-ratrs nl. u,,h s,.-' is'7s s-ais1.
r r..,.ra -,'s- 10. a. -,u.- sh.lss
gt,ts l,rr. L.r- 90 cor 's-z rgJ.-.-I
,,lsUIs--. boz p, "a, n-,l AS.
oilvsussa, aas r-.1a' 'gs'.
w.., .Isr- -,-., 80 rrs r,. rr.r.s,r.
l,lqa,, s.a,.. on, nu'r..'.
r.--. .,r. .-.r ,als saIs ,..a Ha.a.,
seemed ,s4aua u-' 90 sh.a ry H.r lssy,
Ans. E.. .Hula Or rr taassAsrsuF.---
v, ...,l ,ts.a-f s1. s-. rsrr.
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Che 0rfor0 Democrat.
,vttisutD rvrNr rsIpAr sossro NJ
GEORGE L. MELLEE & CO.

TtEvs.-Onc dollar ard fhy crn,s IN advaac,
on. collar and srvcnty-ivs eruts ~tAin in monihs
O.. DELAYED
urtsENrrrx inserted op rv,f1ratlc terms
tht pFcpf,etors not hsi,E accozaiabA. g. any error
t,,oni thc anOs,t caarret for IN aivcrtiscnsnf,
- pay,nest hr IN advertisemrrys = hsij 10 b.
dus Irou thc cate sf M. tfst Insertion.
EV. q. TAtvTU,N :, CorgTcrs a., tovet
&c paiiy Adytuiscr Ohcr,l B0ston, b. cur Agent
~ r,c,,ug Fl,scIiyt,aos a1d Advertisements &C
ere si,,,i 81 Bol:5a. Ne Y5sk, rh,ajslPhia, and
ratimlrc
Book and Job Printing
PROMPTLY ASp NEATLY EXECUTED.
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Adventure with q Pirato.


schooner Of some hundred tons burden, in
which he, together virh four siou, sons, was
Won; to 20, about once year, to the Grand
Banks for the purpot, Of catching goldfish
The ola nan bod fyc things, upon the Pecu-
ls. nc-.s Of which hs loved TO boas,-his
schooner, Bc;scy Jenkins, and his four sons.
The four sors w;Tc all iha, their flthor rep
rc1aatcd them to be, and no one ever doubted
his word when he said that their like was no;
to b1 i1ard f,r hly miles around. The old
C., was ;hirytwo. while the youngest had
Just cca7l,,,l his ,wen,y.siTih year, aud they
snsNsrg5 70 ,i.s a5sav1 of Seth, Andrew, John
-rd Samuel.
oao nofniaE F., stranger called upon Jede.
dab to ca-1gc him to take to Havana some
iron machinery belonging TO steam engines
f5r sugar glau,l,ioas. The terms were soon
lrr,ed upon, and tho old naa and his sons
immediately gc, abog, putting the machinery
On board TIA, accomplished. ,hcy set sail for
ilms5, v.ti q il.r wind, ard Tor several
days proceeded 7n their course without an "a.
,ca,urs cfauy kind. One morning, however.
vessel w's deserted on their s,srboard guar.
'rr, which, aG,g some hesitation, tnc old man
p.o-ora:,I 10 D, pirate. There was not
nacl uu: allowed them flr iout,ins, for the
,e.l,. f-ya la!g,cd ,h,m with a very sgrcoa.
j': wa.i,as q ~ oigl.,csa pound aho, just
uaici ,ir.T s'sfa.
"Ta.' -ears f9y us 70 tsaTs TO, rcmsrs.
a. 90, old u75.
"Ih,a cg,'1 we'd better 20 it, hadn't
rc'' said S:'h.
"Cf c5l.s,."
Ac,srl.-fly'hc 7 .sy jeasas a,a bmurh,
Up .a,a the "iai. srl her maInJoom hauled
ever 70 Nisdu:rl.
E1w boys" ra.l tho Old man. as coon 9,
ihc schosa.r c-rs TO 4 s;and, ." all we can DO
s ., be 81 e.gl IS Yrsz.5's, aaj trust to foT.
'ua,. Their, !, 20 way TO escape that ! can
..e cow, b., rsfaafa five arc civil they wlil
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ought 10 be reSisiancc 70 any and OIL huinal
laws, in cases such as these. But hry mus
h nni'or. II human law plainly aud IN
ambiguously opposes a plain aud unambigu
ous command of Cot, revealed in Scripture
the oaly unouing index to the divine will
jh-n We ought to obey Coz rather than men
But this connic, mustuu, bl a matter of fdoubi
or porpleNing Inference Il must be dsliuc
and clear Is the light n the sun. Daniel va.
expressly commanded to pny TO God, and ror
hidden to pray TO men. Ills companions ha,
the written commands of Col, prohibiting
The worship or IDOLS Peter aai lbc olhcu
apostles had b,ea charged by our Lord him
self, with his own lrs, to preach the gospel
and no opposing law Of man could they ueht
fully obey Er Z moment. Al such eases o.
thcss wc may cyccep,, and here u, perfectly
sale, clear, Ineligible principl. 10 lay down
We have a right To dlsobcy 4 human law
which comes into direct, palpabc, uad5a.abig
cunf.c, with a divine statute. lu, ih.s IS
Very different from making every mans own
conscience hs final tribunal of appeal, and
ramu.a. hm with impm,y ,o ,rar7gres
every statute which q, TANKS CONTRARY 20 ilr
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ar', ,a.rr orr pres ~ faE..a". TO- a1-.'' '"'
hy means o' Which, 81. ''' e.r'i'9 AI. 'hs'.
H..a.,rs. 'a iHs h-1 aal Iaii' career o'
growth ant Improvement oaa'rr...F every
u'..r nation on earth. The everlasting s.'-
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b tho D'''o did once s's'"a'y a0l',''" ',''',
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selves, who are hlsicninr 70 tho slmo judr
men,. for whom the same Saver died, Nv,
would alleviate ,hcir suTarirrs. Il VIC -oui
break every yoke, let Us labor ly more cap
uvaiiug and Christian moass, than by con-
maul, hard nance, r-d un,ry'tl We sh'l
no, easily Gor1c mcn either into good ,enror
or good actions while, at ilo same tire, D.,
ths course of compu's.ca anl heat, sc sha'
nc very fr from securing Ills favor who bs
commanded tia, "all bitterness, wrath, ar,
eIamur" should ccas, We can rot expect 10
any good enterprise. perfect 7ue>a-, az oSce
hut II We mildly, cnsrrrically 'ahar, ard !G
paiisnec iass ior f,y'o' uorl, VIC may hop.
ior good results in ihc cuJ.
We sro under obligation to iil'y Ills vic
lent, b.uer and political s;rfe.
tG) In order to rcTs,ua,e the govern
men, under which ws live Tfrcroh he cf
frrts of frr,e', or Designing ard selfish poli
uci,r', who's, interest may BE-, they ,h.as
promoted hy q c5rr-, 81 sr-,orIl Legislation
which, ifcar.sl oa,. wiil divide clr country
into $50 great geographical parties, ts'srn.n.
ms every ma1's political ul.r.orr, without
The least czer;.,, cf g.. .h'. hr d., bare CO.
c.a.a--, ufil- f'sr, o!hs birth, arl above
40, ,a-..rh d., u1as,, dic-- ar::' con,
clu,-c, cf many lcrer eal worthy c,t=,-r
whom $50 .,l rcsfs,'. cad w'sss weigh, O..
character, unfortunately r.gc7;n, bad cause,
a .rw doing r.nis hgr;, v.0, ca'cr'-.a.gg
q s.--e,s ha,-,l 20 o.4v-rg, have been .,l ua
'gih-r Grura ard maegrv,s Co believe
co., j-'y 90 God requires dis violent arl 90
ii-a. agitation, Ey, ly these u-,,-, c-'
t.'mci country las t,ca f,a--i .a ce-i.'
u-a n extreme PERL. C-r ah'-,. 'ri iacr'
u-seo.s s:a'crm-u -lrsr tFo iacl ur lasr
voice, rra.r5, rra,'rilrs5 20 frg-a:vf.
Danger: lhc r'acr cfhs country, 30 i.sfrc-
uc'l address. -a'eHrly v,n,l ,E rTa-s; Ills
JuIrr T-r;.r1 uToa geographical t.sssa.
aa'rra," end -ra.gs, exciting s-cac-al .-a,.
r.s-s. -rl r.v ,ho frsi, E--s,1 ci ia,c.'..
rs-'. inrkr-, rrcuc-. r7r7 .a a...c b.al,
sn,ras, $3.50 ,! 'h' F-rr-',r, go w.r,,
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QLt our GUY btluuQ tht uAi.'Ns Nl iNtaiaee
10 thTrb wing words -"Suhrj ,.ersslycs
To errry 0rs,ssr,s Of r'ar,, for tic lords sais
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

Tc=.s =. &C oaea ia TIC '7Teas, Is these
vb, pretend to be always in the night
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-05-08
ESsre Szs PittSburg.

,bout half past II o'clock, Yesterday, 1re
= out in the Catholic Cathedral situated ON
L,o Nm near the Goart House. When first dis
'aT 'aTa1rd it appeared be under pretty good
iI,,Tav and shortly atluT th alarm was given,
~ 'yrbnle roof was N il2mcs.
!. oDpears tli.J It caught irosn spark from
,ba Bishops house, which IS nearly Jam agii,s'
- opd which y..s only saved by the eXtraoFdl-
- - exerticas c: the freGlen, who were Proihi''
-, IN the -reylrl They worked briSely anu
'iJ eife.eat service. The fire ragged Tor ABOUT I
~ hour and half, and there IS nothing iei' oI
,ba building but the bare walls.
'-s Ybe altar. pulpit, and confessionais, We're
IL n9 % ont hut the large and splendid organ,
hose hose tones hath oft times cheered and tran
q1-,,(ve on such short notice, and was con-
ej 70 TT bv the ievouring element. 1t cost some
S3 900. s.
.,,rss rtSe woodwork, of this church, in. the
',syy one which they are ut present erecting, and
-, would have been worth in that way some
Sij 600. as was estimated by the builders.
The insurance on the building was $4,000, in
.ba Delaware Insurance Company; making the
..tnoI loss about 81, ,O00.-Pfts. Post, Nay Z.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-05-08
Horrible Murder.

Philadelphia, May =.
A. a,, early hour on Saturday afternoon, our
.;tizens were startled by the news which had
I.aa-, sent by express to the city, of most
Jreadful murder in the township of RoxbOr-
S-,-b one of the most beautiful and romantic
ssctions of the rural portion of the county Of
philadelphia death like stiffness peryaded
the scene-the spectators were almost mute with
E7yror. Indignation was depicted in every coun-
tenance. and many a manly as well as gentle
eve suffused with tears
The spectacle was awful to behold-a female
rrostrate upon her back, lay at full length in a
rool of blood, with the whole front of her skull
mashed in-a man also, with his head beaten 10
atons. was living in the mud. The house was
entered and here was disclosed the most appal-
ling sight of all-in the corner Of room, as
tbongb it had erawled there and expired, lay
,roueeed upon its face dead infant. As one
of the nolicemen turned il over, he wept. The
s;da front and back of its Uranium had been
fractured. and though ifeless for several hours,
ond its eountenance distorted by the shocking
injuries it had received, there was still such
Tfe-like expression of innocence in its look that
il was difficult for the spectator to realize the
idea that it was really corpse-lt appeared as
If only asleep.
This alarming and heart-rending affair is
wrapped in no little mystery. The facts and
circumstances as far as disclosed appear to be
rbese: The family consisted of Valentine Bartle,
ared 46. his wife Catharine, aged so. both ma
tiyes Of Germany, and four children The moth
er was eHcieVtc
A man calling himself Christian G.racinger
was arrested this afternoon, on suspicion Of be-
ino the murderer. He has been fully identified
rs being the man employed by BartL, and who
made threats against him, in consequence Of q
disagreement about wages.