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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29
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be- offers TO teathari and others ON the
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DAGUERREOEypES

A C.PARTlDGE, Daguerrean Artist. No.
~. SO. Monroe 81. below Market, Wheeling.
Va, respectfully anaehnces 70 the citizens OF
Harrison and adjoining counties. that he is pre-
paretl TO take DagaeMeotypes in the VERY DEsr
srvLEs. and with oh The latest Improvements,
Likenessps taken equally as well in cloudy ms
in more pleasant weather, and particular atteH-
,ion paid TO obtaining the most favorable position
FIR securing u pleasing likeness.
Groupcs OF any pumbrr ot persons can bc Ia
ken ON one plate, and perfect likenesses taken
Of young children.
/ am constantly receiving, ~ Il have always on
Ihand. a complete stock Of lockets, Fancy Gases,
and Daguerrean Materials, Apparatus, &c's all
Iof shI.h | will sell on the most fayornbie terms
ocl29 " a. =. PARl RlDyG.
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An UNPLEASANT Task.

We find that we Shall have to make out
bills for collection. Our paper bills are cash
must have bread and meat-our dep1,
who is in the help we have got, ssys-in
short all that we owe, say thy must have a
"litte change" But can you squeeze blood
out of a turnip, if there is none there. No
Stree. So we will have to call on you to
help US out of the scrape. We will take
any kind of country produce in payment q
subscription, &c.
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R<Our list Of subscribers still keeps IN
sfeasing 6nely We have, within he last
few days recsived new names from tie fof
loving persons:
Henry b. Heller. q Monroe township.
JOS. Nc Gonagle. Of Franklin township.
John Brown, of German township.
VIM. PAR. OfGerman tOwnship.
Jacob Gutshall, Of Rumley,
James Hoagland. of Stock township.
Our thanks are due to lhs above hame9
gentlemen for their exertions in our behalf
and we hope to hear often from them a
also our friends in other sections Of the
comtry. Keep the ball moving.
Were it not that VIC have to do our own
work, we would personally call upon the
citizens o. Harrison county. We are com
PEELED to dew ourselves this pleasure, ant
trust to, the exertions of the friends Of th'
democratic press. And although we iav'
had the Office but about six months, toa'
Hundred ne,S names have been added TO gu
list. We ought to have al least sir AHndrs'
more subscribers IN Harrison county.
Now We make these ofers:-Any Pers0'
procuring us one SUBSCRIBER, shall have
credit of rs cents, Or if TIE money accor'
NAMES the name, we wiN pay 25 cents IN cas-
Apy n procuring. US IRE neg names vii
receive a copy of our paper one year Tree o
eharye. Or to any one who, sends Us NV
names, Nth the pay IN advancs, we will pa.
1875 in cash. NJ
For ten new names, we will give the pa
per two years free of charge Or for te
names, with the pay in advance Will giy
SO, so in cash.
II To clubs, we will send our paper as TO
IiOwS. ... r. 4. ...'
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29
Distressing Case Of Suicide at

One Of the most distressing and u%naccoun-
table cases of self-destruction that has ever
come within our knowledge, and which has
cast a gloom ofdeep sadness over our com
munity, occurred on Thursday morning last.
Early in the morning, Mr.. Joseph A. Robin
son. the new lessee Of the Missouri House,
(recently kept by Mr.. Jenkins) rose IRON
his bed. dressed himself with the exception
of a coat, and apparently went about attend,
ing to the duties Of the hotel, wheel! hs had
moved into the day previous. Nothing, was
seen or heard Of him after he left the bed
room, and his 'non-eppearance at breakfast
time, after repeated ringing Of the bell, Gre
ated no little anxiety among the family 70
know OF his whereabouts. Time wearing on
and still missing, not only the family, but
the n~eighborhood grew much alarmed for bis
welfare; and the knowledge Of his being de-
void of a coat increased the general anxiety
One of the boarders, after spending SOM
time in looking about for him concluded e
examine his coat, and in one Of the pockets
discovered a letter without direction, writer
in a leoible hand, the substance Of which was
that che was tired Of the world, and an un
worthy member of society, and hoped al
would forgive him for the step he lntendet
to take" &c. The announcement Of tn
contents Of the letter led to q general searcl
for his body, as it was now rendered appa
rent he had made way with himself, AM
parties were sent out to reconnoitre, some Y
the hills back of town, others with hooks +
the river. After a search Of about an hou
along the shore in front eff town, about ]
o'clock his body was found near the water
cage, in the eddy Of a fat-boat, having com
mitted suicide By drowning. @
These are the material facts in regard I
this most distressing affair, and we woul
not even venture a conjecture as to the PR
babe cause which led to the conslmatic
Of SO deplorable an act. Mr., Robinse
was quite young, (being only twenty-ssvs
Years of age. had only been married abo'
week previous, and had seemingly nothir
b Operating on his mind to drive him 70 Y
rash termination Of life. He was born an
reared in this county, but hadS recent
been living in Gallipolis where bis faith
now resides, was a gentleman OF aIniab
disposition and business qualifications, a
d beloved by all who knew him; and his 81
demise viii be greatly lamented BY q lar
circle Of friends and acquaintance init
vicinity. Surely the ways Of the Almlggh
are inscrutable, for we know net n d
u what another may bring forth asriot, 2
~ e1.
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r.. II. Brooks.

No. ll2. MAIN ST, WHEELING. VA,
II EEpS constantly on hand n large stock Of.
n CONTEMPORARIES ofhis own manutac~.
tnru, which he, Gan. aud win sell ~cigArER than
my othel rstnblish Rent in tue ciiy..
Fruits Of all il iWts ALWAYS on hand. as also a
choice variety Of CAkes aqitlble tor parties, Sc.
lie also manufactures "Brpokh' Celebr' ted
Cough Cnndy,'' the best a3iicle now in use. Tor
Cnnghs and Colds.
Orders from a distaree are solicited, which.
will hp prompily attended to oct29-iy
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Wheeling Business.

We have not room this week to refer to
all our Wheeling advertisers, but will try
and do So in our next. We will say this
much, however. that we are personally ac-
quainted with the great majority of them
aid we know they would not deceive the peo-
pie of Harrison County. We think our
merchants could make it pay to examine the
goods offered by the Wheeling men, before
they 60 farther. But more anon, xE TN
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

Baltimore, Oct. %.
The President has issued a proclamation
AGAINST invading Mexico, declaring such
nsoyeme nts calculated to degrade the coun.
trv in the eyes Of the civilized world, and
buttons ali such that, if arrested in the Mex.
ican territory, they will be liable to trial ana
punishment under the Mexican law, and they
TN forfeit all right and claim for protection
from The United States. The proclamation
Is issued ON the information that a company
Of Texan Rangers had organized and crossed
the frontier.
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From Texas
New Orleans, Octch4r 10.

psses tom Bro~psyine. Texas, and the
northern part III Mexico To the 18Th inst.
esase that Caravoial il II the head II the re-
voluEtanary forces, and was within 40 miles
III Masam0ras. The whole loEes under bis
Command was 5000 troops. including 400
Tsxaa Rangers. and one company Of dischar
Nd d. S. Troors. The defences VI Mata-
snosas we're greatly strengthened BY Gen
lIvoIaE. C~aFvaial was expected To make The
astssk n shf ciisy pa tss morning If THE
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29
WIN. Ming Nicon.

MANUFACTURER % Saddles. BridIes.
~ Yasaees and Trunks. of All kinds and
al Tie old atand. No. Jos. MUM street.
Va. Carpet and saddle Bags Sasch-
Valices, common and pIntthd earrings INA
Buggy Harness, Briggs PAtsnt Fors.t Gify Io'lars
IL hand and made to order on liberal terms.
NantlQ-fv 8AA
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29
LEWIS LEWTON,
tnrnev and Counsellor at Law,

AND sOLiCiT0R nv C1fANCERY.
YTTlLL PRACTICE in Htrris,n and me nd
wv joining scaamies. Gnilefhaons. the niisf
ness III Executors and Administrators, Gu'tr'iiahs
and Wards, Petitions or Partition, settlement 81
Estates, aud all other business entrusted % MS
care, will receive his prompt e tsfltidn. Ofhcc IN
tie old stand, opposite Barfest's Hotel
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J.AE n. Reid.

vTTHOLEsALE and retaff WINE nna III
w QUoR DEALERS. sast eide q Main e.,
ABOVE the Stone Bridge. Wheeling. W. Kesps
on hand d large assuFtTnsns 81 For-
leixn and Domestic l liquors, " ihssHnd Gordtaiss
winch win he cold on the meat recommendation
~tere.s.s A eonssans supply of irlsh and Mop9ns
leaheln Wkisky coustsntly on hnnd. octyysly
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Dnth Carolina Election.

Claarlsahm. Qet.soa
II isasa returns from ~ bit fsar 81 Eve
Countless ~ the eo-ppaFasioa HzajsEity 50
far. aaza JtaEsaE 40ssaQ soaes puIlAdG InI
~ counties officially heard from, ths CO.
Co. ii majority II TlE8 lphe secession
s,aierity III thk " District Il TaB. hhsl9
@s.j I)spean aFetae buiy aeeesHaaIAts Iee
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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29
Ellis. sENs =. SALo'
KAlla B Caldwell.

(Successors to james PAUL u Co.,l
IMPORTERS and wholesale dealers In Drugs
Chemicals. Paints and Oils, N~ayaLSStores and
Glassware ajso manufacturers OF toach, Copai,
Japuinn mid Le,apher Varnishes. Aiclohol sp's.
of Nitre, and Salp. Ether, etc. eie.. No. l7e,
Market street, Wheeling, Va. They have on
Iargest and most complete assortment
.of nil articles in .heir III G, ever brought 70 this
market. oci29-ly
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n Immediately.

A girl to do h~ousework for a 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, 1851-10-29

The following Eastern Banks have recent
" failed or besane doubtful. As bills Of
these banks are in cireulatiOn TO : eonsids-
rable extent in the West. it would e well to
preserve this list as i eOnvenient Fefsgenes:
Bank Of Chemung, N. Y.
Commercial Bank, Friendship, Ny.
Commercial Bank, Whitehall, Ma,
Farmers Bank, Nina, n. \.
putnam county Bank, n. Y.
Mcintyre Bank. n. y
HOLSTERS Bank, Buffalo, y. Y.
Oswepo county Bank. n. Y.
Drovers Bank, N. Y.
Bank Of Waverville, n. Y.
Silver creek, N. Y.
Palmyra Bank. n. Y.
Bank of New Rosehelle, n. Y.
Dutchsss county Bank, n. \.
New York Stock Bank.
Camden Bank. N. Y.
James Bank, N. Y,
Lumberrnan's Bank, n. Y.
Phoenix Bank Of cambridge, N. Y.
tennessee Valley Bank, N. Y.
Citizens Bank Of Waterton, N. \.
Suffolk County Bank, Sag Hsrbor, MY
Commercial Bank. n j.
Northern Canal Bank, N. 7.
Eagle Bank, Bristol, r. ].
Salisbury Bank, Nd.
Western Bank, White creek;
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shotwell & Grabb

Are aow opening a most beautiful stock
of Fall and Winter Goods, which they say
they can and will sell cheaper than ever be-
fore. Give them a call by all means.
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wv 8 Wickham.

AUCTION e. COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Np,Dealer in American, English, Ere CHI.
~ and German Goods. Clocks. Watches and
jrwelrv. etc. All kinds ~ MERCK andize. Real
Estate, Household FnrnitlFe spfd on the most
reasonable terms. Persons wishing any dcscrip-
lion o. Goods sold would do we'll to CAL.
Auction every Tuesday ana Friday evenings,
and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
oct29.ly w. s. WNKHAM.
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D The Pork Trade.

The pork season is later this year than u
sual owing to the drought and others causes
and the following is all that we gather frcm
our exchanges: gee
Nothing has as yet been done in the neigh
borhood Of Pittsburgh.
In Cincinnati the "killing season" has
also been postponed for the same reason as
above stated. The Commercial states that
some hundreds Of Ohio hogs have been al
ready slaughtered by BoGEN. but this'is.a
mere trife Of a day, and but a fraction in
the grand account of a season-not at all IN
Idicative of a commencement.
1.-The mark Of this season, should matters
turn out as favorable as anticipated, is set at
950. 600: but we apprehend it willfall short
Iof that, if reliance is to be placed in the
statements of papers Of contigu GUS regions
4 In Louisville, farmers are asking 3,7b aud
400 gross. Large engagements have been
made III several Of The southern counties d
Kentucky, to drive to the market at Cum
berland gap; price on, delivery 81 cents.
In the principal hog growing counties .
Illinois. there will be fewer killed than las
season, but the quality will be fully ten PEI
lcent better, s84 ,s.assag sfY sz#
In Indiana, along the Wabash, hogs wer'
offered freely Al 4, but packers were holding
Iof for $3.50. ..alg n,
There is more activity at this early day
Lin 81. Louis. than at any other point. Ih'
louisville Journal has it from q relabl
source, that Che whole stock in st Louis !
onIv about /, $500 bbls. pork and 10, 900 bug
rcd hams; Of the former. $500 are N on
house. Sales Of 1900 bagged hams, an
so casks Of the same, which u twotthirds {
stock, we're made aday or two since ~ Q
and 10 cents.
! One Of the packing establishments ct =
Louis has been killing hogs already. an
/. 1000 "still fed hogs from Dubuque has
been contracted fDf. < be immediately kiiia
and turned into baeon--ai extensive prov
sion house has the product cf 600 hogs q
2 and hung apin smoke houses for bacon!
Louisville, Oct I'll.
EA# " al EE 4AAA HW ~
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Proclamation.

Wheareas, the General Assemble Of the
State Of Ohio, al its last session, by gesolu
lion requested the Governor 70 correspond
with the Executive authorities efthe other
States, with a view 70 produce uniformity,
and issue his proclamation for a day ol
thanksgiving and prayer during the eWs
rent year; and whereas. responses haxe
been received from all the States with but
three exceptions, adopting the day pro-
posed:
Now therefore, Be Il knOtsn, by these pres
ents, that ]. RKuBES WooD, GOVERNOR or THE
STATE OF Ono, in obedience to said resolu-
tions. do appoint. designate, and set apart,
the last Thursday Of November Hexf, being
the 27h day Of said month, as a day OF
TRANSFORMS AND PRAYER, throughout the
State and it is enjoined upon the good peo-
pie of Ohio, that, on said day, they abstain
from their ordinary avocations and every
unnecessary labor-that they assemble at
their various places Of worship, and, with
united hearts and voice, in prayer to Al
MIGHTY Go9, give thanks for the many bless,
ings He has conferred upon US as a nation and
a People that ours is the land Of plenty and
all our paths are paths of peace. That II
UNION with our Sisters of the Confederacy
we present the sublime and moral consider
alton of an entire people, from the Atlantic
to the Pacific oceans, united, atthe, same mo
mept, in fervent and sincere devotion to thu
Throne OF GRACE, that in his " Coco
Providence, all causes of discussion and dis
satisfaction may be stayed by his ALMeHTl
HAND, and that Hearen4y influence continues
in our behalf, without which our I~ndepend
ence could not have been achieved; tn
. Union Of the State preserved, nor the bless
ing arising from Religious liberation enjoy
ed, throughout the vast expanse of this grea
and mighty nation,
Given under my hand, andto which Ihav
caused the Great Seal Of the State of Obi
to be affixed, at the city of Columbus, thi:
49, Goth day of October, in the yea
u. s. of our Lord, one thousand, eigl
: -, hundred and ffty-one: and in tn
seventy-sixth year OF the Independence Of til
United States. By the Governor:
II. w. KING, R. WOOD.
Sec. of State. Governor.
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GentinfI g farmer

JOHN PARKER Of Wheeling IS aathOri-
ed to receive subscriptions and advertise
ments for the "Sentinel i Farmer. All
made with him will be st1stly
adhered to by US.
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MARRIED.z0n Sabbath evening. he tA4
inst by The Rev.J "a. bag, M, joss MooS
az. 60 Mis- cELsA TsuAxs ~ ~ 1useA1A~'A
county.
DIED-On fTidnl evening ltsi, &ELIssa lsR-
cixnA, daughief o. John and Eliza Jane MsCliRr.
sock, ofCadiz, aged % months.
Blight ehsrubs bear The bahs RwsT
Will many q fond emhIees,
And beam, al unknown 10 earth,
Upon is leaturcs tiaes-
They teach it knONle''ts from the foun',
ASd holy ,rut. and love,
Bhs songs OF praise The iniant learns,
AAaRgels siRg above.
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w. d. Motto.

DEALER IN aiLKINBs OF FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
MO l76. Market street. Win eliiis. virginia,
Merchants III Harrison md The u%di"iEins
counties would do we'll 10 call and ext'mine his,
stool; hef.ye giing Fast 10 in feliase. oci2J ~
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COuGTY.

= y O. NEraa
Woods official majority is 356. Balance
Of Democratic State Ticket about 325.
MORROW COUNTY. nt
Gives over 800 majority for the Demo
cratic state ticket.
MUsKINGUM COUNTY.
vinton's majority is 174i.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Average majority on Democratic State
ticket 500. Whole county ticket elected.
CRAWFORD COUNTY, e
Gives between 800 and 900 for Wood, and
elects the entire democratic ticket.
BUTLER COUNTY,
Official. Wood 1888. State ticket about
the same. 80, a
y .y MORGAN. @
vinton's official majority III. ''
MONTGOMERY.
Average democratic majority on State
ticket, 1870.
NOBLE.
Wood gets 939 of a majority in this gal
liant little county. Well done Noble.
ALLEN.
Democratic majority 55c. /
SHELBY.
The average majority on Democratic state
m ROSS :
Average majority on Wing state ticket
about 500.
LOGAN. 4
yinton's majority, about 45o.
MAMA.
The Wing majority in this county will no
exceed 800.
1 al OTTAWA.
: The majority for Wood is 176,
WOOD.
This county gives 100 of > majority 70
2 the Democratic state ticket.
ATHENS. 1a&
! Theoficial majority for vinton is I28.
!, JACKSON.
viaton's official majority is6. Eckly's'
v BELMONT.
! vinton's official majority is ls5l, yt
CARROLL.
D Woods official majority is ~ Medill
l2. Hurrah! for the gallant and trpc hea
ted Democracy Of 'lieas Carroll"
PORTAGE.
Gov. Woods majority over both Lev
and vinton, viii be at le asst 500. q
iH} MERCER.
. The Official majority FOR Wood y 35s.
SENACA, I.
Gives Gov. Wood 800,
WYANDoTT
The offcial majority for Wood .a 9Q8:
u lsa ADAMS. ftr
Woods official majority Il 355. M /.
MAHONIEG.
4 oaicisi majority iii Gov. Wood, Io6s,
I0i CLERMONT, mn
The official majority for Wood y 4si-
Z WILLIAMS.
Wood gets 427 II 4 majorityin this cosir
W AsHTABULAt M
This stronghold Of Federalism gives "
tsn only about 600. gi8
PUTNAM. w 4, v I.
Tie majority Tor The Democrats ST.
y tieketis 9sa. sN \ aAst
10 sum up TIE whole mater. the epti
p Democratic State Ticket il elected. *
Weoa,s majeltF Nth be a~heHtt#eatg -
y sid MAsshali give the ofidIaI sots
NJ can.
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John B. Vowel.

TNEALER ia Drugs. Medicines. Paints, Oils,
Dye Stuff. Patent Medicines, Perfamefy,
etc, No. "a UuioA Street. Whoeling, W. Also
manufacturer OF N Vowelfs Saperlpt lemon
SyYuu,D Oct1JtIY
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EFr We wiu pay cash for none other tn

Ry- We wU pay cash for none other ma@
cash subscribers at the tuR 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 as
having to ueork day and night, So send in
the names, and we will give you e5 cents for
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,
zoe mist hare money. Two hundred new
names, WITH the pay in advance will enable
us to do so. What say you2 a
Gs-The American Art-Union' next
week. v &aaA H4 al9 8ae
ay-"Gleason's Pictorial Is popular in
this region, and no mistake, Somebody
made a mistake, and put u last number In
their pocket before we got to see 1T. Hope
he win have no peace Of mind untilhe brings
it back. ,tgs4 iii Il q,
ag-Finney a.. Co., of Deersville. have
received their fall supply of goods, which
they say is better and cheaper than any they
have ever offered to their customers. i
anv doubts this, let them call and see fol
themselves. q
Ggg-The election for members Of Con
gress, and fog the adoption or rejection o.
the new constitution Of Virginia, took place
on the 23rd inst. No'news yet, however.
Ez-our thanks are due to MFR, O.. TAr'
Loa, for a copy Of his Directory of the city
of Wheeling and Ohio County, for 1851"
This book is a valuable one, containing as i
does much interesting history, as also a com
plete list of the heads Of families, residing
within the city and county. Mr.. Taylor de.
serves credit for the manner in which the
work has been compiled. and we hope h'
NAV meet 18th due remuneration for hi
trouble. We understand that he intends t
publish a second volume next spring, ant
thereafter bring out a new one yearly. Tn
idea is a good one, andwe hore may be car
ried out. @1s e l t3s s4
We did not get that package. Send it O
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John Parker,

GENERA. COLLEGt TING AGENT. @
MILL promptly attend ~ COLLECTIONS ~
Wv the counties Of HHrrisoH, Belmont, LET
fersoh. Tuscarawas, Monroe, Guernsey.--;lnd
Ohio county, Vii. Hcisiygso adthorfse TO receive
subscriptions tot the Democratic Sentinel and
Farmet' in the counties. Hhuve NAMED. kesl'
dence Coal street, (NotglO Wheeling, va.
ort0g.ty tf a
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

EE-The Washington Telegraph says that
as vet, neither Col. James B. Walton nor
Col. Langdon, Of the Mobile Advertiser, has
been APPOINTED to the Havana C~onsulship.