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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-14

Cure Of an aggravated case Of Eryapelas.
WoMAN'S DELICATE ORGANIZATION:
1t has no equal in the Materia Medica, and Mt
that critical period of life when the first stage of
her decline commences, it's cordial and inviSora-
ting properties will enable her to
PASS THE CRISIS SAFELY.
or None are genuine unless put IN in large
square bottles, containing a quart, and name of
the Syrup blown in the glass, with the written
signature of S. p. Bennett on the outside wrapper.
GS7- Price 81 per bottp5or bottles for !S5.
Soldby J, D, PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio
Northeast corner Fourth and Walnut streets
entrance on Walnut sreet--o whom all orders
must be addressed.
AGENTs-John Beall, and M'Bean s. Knox,
Cadiz; Hogg & Parrish, Moorefeld; John Hogg,
Mt Pleasant; j. Crumbacher & Son, Wheeling;
t. S. Hening, Sttubenville, ap23.ly
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NO 7 ICE,

4 T my instance an attachment was this day
"A issued by William Arnold, a Justice OF the
Peace of Cadiz township, Harrison county, Ohio,
against the goods, chattles, rights, credits, mon
eys and effects of John M'Ginnis, an absconding
debtor
Dated this 24th day of April, 1851.
apS0-3t j. II. HUNTER.
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NEW AND F.4SIIIOM.ABEE
TAILORING ESTABLESHNEENT
JOHN M'CLINTOCK

I'D ESPECTFuLLY iGforms his old friends q.
Il = OF Cadiz, and the public generally, that M
he intends to continue, the Tailoring business l@
in all its forms, in the room fcrmery occupied by
James Bannister, and nea rIy opposite the National
House. He fatters himself that, by strict atten-
ton to business--the employment of the latest
rules for cutting garments and none but the very
BEST woRKMEN TO work them, lee will not lail to re-
oeive liberal share of support,
An experience OF several years in the Tailoring
business enables him to say that he considers
himself fully competent to compete with the craft
here. or elsewhere. ap23-ly
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DAED-ln Westchester, o., on the 4th inst.
Of malignant eanver Of the breast, Miss ANNt
WnLIAMs-lo ". an exemplary member of the
Christian Church.
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CHARLESTON, May

.IIl VEHNhLE5EONi UIWJ -
L'ngdon Ciesver has addressed the Con-
vsnt'on supporting sepeEaie action of South
carolina. The committee have reported
an address and resolutions whicA hnve ntt
GONE 1R for consideration. The number Of
delegates present 70. day are 1858, repreaen-
Ting all parts Of the State.
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MEANS & SCOTT,
BLACK BEAR HOTEL

DI VIM. l.. PENNEL.
MARKET STREET, STEUBENvILLE. ONO.
NHlS Hotel, possessing the most central loca-
Il hon OF any in the City IS large and commo-
dions, and is thoroughly re.ittcd and re-furnish.
cd for the accommodation of its ipcretsing Gu s.
tom ii the stages arriving at. and departing
from Stenbenville, willc call at the BLACK BEAR
porter is always in readiness at the doo-; and
new and splendid baggage wagon has just
been provided. 10 convey baggage to and from The
House, FREE OF CHARGE.
The proprietor pledges himsell to give entire
satisfaction. nn3n. ,5l-lv
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, Horace Wells, Esq.

Accident to Horace Wells, Esq.
Cincinnati, May IA.
Editors CadiS Sentinel:
Horace Wells Of the Cincinnati Typs
Foundry, was shot Al Ok lord, Ohio, on Mon
day morning, by the accidental discharge o.
a rifle, the ball entering near HIS heart.
When heard from yesterday he was no
expected to survive.
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MARRIED On hnrsday, the 9Th inst.
by Rev. James Kerr. Mr. WILLIAM MILLER to
Miss JANE FIN,ELD, all of this county,
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New Orleans market-May I3.
Editors Cadiz Sentinel:
Ohio flour, $4, 10 and AIS.
Corn, 40 and SOC.
Bacon Shoulders 0, sides 7c.
Choice molasses. SO and 34c.
Sugar firm.
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DONNErS Of tue - Kiss me quick order,
D provoking to look at. Who wants II Bonnie
at less than dressing an old one will coste Par
asols Of the greatest variety, which must be solt
low A good article, quick sules, at a fair c ON
pensaton, is the motto Of
ap9-tf s. & II. M'FADDEN.
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PennOck = Seed and Gratn Plaasaer,
Patented March lS4l- Re issnpd Ockoaer 1919.
Il NllS MACHINE operates equally well Oh all
J. kinds OF Land, and is not injured by cunning
IN contact with rocks, roots, &t 1t viii plani
point rows in all irregular shaped 6elds without
planting any part tyice over. with II saving of from
10 to Is per cent in iebos. Il will, with two
horses, plant from ten 10 twelve acres per day Of
wheat, oats, barley an1 other small grains. and
with one man and horse, il will reatily plantfyom
hitcen to twenty acres per day Of lhdian corn,
beans, peas, &c. II will save from two to three
pecks OF seed per acre, and yield from ilteen Il,
twenty per cent more than the broad cast seeding.
by distributing the grain uniform nt any ,lcsirr,i
deplh, and leaving ridge of earth between the
ows. The roots Of tae young plant are protcc-
ed during the winter by the action oi the frost
and rain mouldering the earth upon them. instCad
of being thrown ont and exposed as IN broatlcast
On this account the stalk Is stronger and less s,,b
lject to millews, and Is not 20 inhIe Ia injury hy
the tly. Tho Farmfris, frequently prevented b,
rain rlm narrowing in hin grain after Il IL saw,I
which narrowing is needless in seeuing with ihis
machine, nsii completes the work at oncc.
The first premiums have been awarded 10 ,his
valnahta Machine AZ the New York aud PhiIa-
geiRhh Agr'cultural Sacieties. Machines and
risllla eaA DC hai on application TO
GIDEON SWAHNE, Pittsburgh Pa N
Agents wanted to canyass. will rive &In0
ios what whent this Machine viii gain N yichl
III pihnting fifty ncrcs. | caution The pubic
asainst infringing upon my palen, sAdeF tie pon-
aity OF the Law mnde aud provided The sulh
sender, thhnk ll FOR pust lLEtaEs. respectfully so-
hcIts a continuance Of public patronage. Letteta
post paid, addressed TO Gideon Swayne. Pitts.
osFgh, pa., viii meet prompt attention.
apg-Jm GIDEON sWAYNE.
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Cincinnati Market-May 13.
Editors Cddiz Sentinel:
Flour-Owing to small supplies, sales ure
reported at 3,4S and 1851.
Whisky-l000 bbls sold at 1Sc.
Sales Of dried nipples at 95 and $l,o0
Dried Peaches 81 40.
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS

! BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
This medicine hns attained that high character
which is necessary Ior all medicines to attain to
lhuuee connterciters 10 put forth spurious nrsi.
Gently deceived. ~ -.
LOOK YELL TO THE MARKS of
THE GENUINE. i4.r :e.%
They have the written signature of C, M.
Jackson upon the wrapper. and the flalsse 4tlowH
IN ne bottle, wtttOut 'citith they are sD,., iJ,ts
.fUr'salc, wholesale AMI retail, at the GERSiS
MEDICINE STORE, No 100 Arch street. one5toer
peiow six'h' (iate.of278 Race :stfeet.) Phiiadel-
phin, and by respectable dealers throughout, tts
country. Also iot sale by Messrs. McBt:AN Il.
KNOX Cadiz.
February 10, 1851 gg.,aas ,.a.s 5.
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Philadelphia, May 10.

Philadelphia, May l3.
Editors Cadiz Sentinel:
The President, and MessrsWebsier, Hall
conrad. Graham and Criltenden, was recei'
sed here to~day with great display.
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(From the "Boston Bee.n)
The editor said. Dec a2d--
"Ds. HoohanG's Celebrated German Bitters IN.
The cure fLiver Complaint, Juundice, ID Dsspepsin.
ChroI,ic or Nervous Debility, is deservedly one Of
the most popular meticines Of tie ,lay, These
Bitters have been used by thousands, mud a friend
at our elbow saws he has himself received m cl-
fectual and perm.anent cure Ol Liver CoInpt,,int
from the use Of This ISmedy. We are convinced
that. in the use Of these Biters, the patient con-
sianty gains strength and vigor--a fact wortv
of great consideration. They are pleasant in
taste and smell, and can be used by persons viii
the most delicale stomach with safety untl, my
circumstances. We nre speaking from experience
and to the afflicted we advise their use.n q
''ScOtrs Weekley," one of The best Literary
piper. published, said Aug 25- 4,
DIR lloohand's German Bilters, MgDnfactntcd
BY DIR Jackson. are nov recommcDded 81 soine
o! the most prominent members of tins aaeifltysas
an article OF much efficiency in care OF ieniale
weakness. As such is The case, we would ntfvise
Al! mothers 10 obtuiu adbo,lle, and tlus save
then,7elves much sickness, Persons Of tIebili,u-
ted constitutions will fffdthese BiItersadyantages
to their heSIth. as we knew from experience he
salutnry efFcc: lhey have upon wead syste,ns.,,
MORE EVIDENCE. ty-
The Philadelphia Saturday Gazette" the
best family newspaper published In the United
States, the editor says OF
DIR. HoOFHAND'S GER MAN BITFERS
''lt is edom III, tive recommend whut is term
Ell Patent Medicines to the confidence and pat.
ronage of our renders; and, therefore, when we
recommend DIR. Hoohand's Gernan Biticrs, we :
wish it TO be distinctly understood that we re not
speaking OF the noslrums Of the day, tl,at are
holsed about FOR brief PERIOD and then forgotten
after they have done their guilty race OF mischief
but Of a medicine long established, universally
pfized' ana which hns mt the hearty approval
Of !hc Faculty itself" {. -
That this medicine will cure Liver Complaint
and Dyspepsia. no one can doubt, after usnx II
rs directed. ltacts specifically upon the stomach
md liver-it is preferable to caomel in ali 5ilious
1':eGses- The effect immediate. They can be ;ld,,
to FEMALE or INFANT with safetyand. u
Ieliable benefit, at any time -, 2 .
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LIYER COMPLAIAT.

Jaundice, Dyspspsia, Chronic or nervous de-
Liiiiy, disease Of the kidneys, and ell
diseases arising from disofdsred Liver
or Stomach, such As Constipation. ihWard
Pjss, fullness Of Blood 10 the Head, aeidi-
" Of the S omach, Nausea, Heartburn,
disgust for Food, fulldess OF weight in
the Stomach, sour eruestioas, sinking or
AuileriDg at the pi, Of the Stomach, swim.
ming Of the Head, hurried and difficult
Brssth'ng, fuiIerng Of the Heart, choking
OF uii.satipg sensations when iaa lying
posture. Girness nf vision, dots mr. webs
befnrs the Sight. Jcser and dull pain in
the Head, de6ciency or preserEai on, yel.
low ness of The kin I'D Eyes. pain in the
Side, BIck. Chest. Limbs, &c, sudden
nrshes of Heat, burnings 10 Flesh, con-
slant jmgaininRs Of Evil, ana great de-
PRESTON Of Spirits.
CAN BE EFFEcTUALLY cURED nv
DR.. III 90 FLAND,S.
GERMAN BITTERs Z
PREPARsB ny
DIR. G. M. JACKSON.
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occeme the VICTIM OF aUAcKERy, rs by the pre-
sctiptions contained in this book anv ous NAV
rure himself without hinarance to business. or The
knowledge of the most intimate friend. and with
one tenth the usnal expense. In ad.!ilion to tle
general routine Of priynte disease. it fully ex.
plains the cause of manhood's early decline. w;th
observations on m;,rriagc--bcsides many other
arrangements which it would not be proper to
enumcraie in the public prinis.
Any person sending rs CENTS enclosed n n
letter will receive 1ne copy of this book, by mail.
or five copies will be sent for one dollar Address
Dr. WIN. YOUng, No. l53, Spruce strea.
Philadelphia, Postpa:d. M
:. DIX YOUNG can be consalted on any OF tho
diseases described in his dideren. publications.,
NJ his C'hce, i52 Sprucest every day between
, and O'Clock, Sundays excepted.) ap23iyr
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Baltimore, May 10.

DHI1TIHUIe, Mdy II,
Editors Cddiz Sentinel:
The President an6 suit was received 10,
day wish demonstration Of respec, al The
outer depot.
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DIR. G. M. JACKsoM.
GERMAN MEDICINE s orr

GEK.HAN MEUICINE S ORE
No 100, ARCH STREE1, PHILADELPHIA
Their power over the above diseases is no, q.
cclled, ii eqpolled. by any other preparation N
the United States, us the cures aitesi, in mnny
cases vttcr skilful physicians had fniIed.
These Bilters are worthy the attention Of inyal-
ids. Possessing great virtues in the Tectifearion
OF diseases on the Liver ard lesser glaads, eyer
cising the most searching powers IN weakness and
affections Of the digestive organs, they urc, with
al, safe, certain and pleasant.
READ AND BE COJTTLhCEDL
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400 YDs. well selected Jet black silk Lace,
4UUfrom 3-4 to l6 inches vide. Also.
Marseils Skirts Of boSt quality at
may7-tf Wo0D's CoRNER.
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OCTOI EsSELF

BY MEANS of the Pocket
Esculapius, or, Every Quo
Ills own hYsician! being
the IhirtieM edition, with
upwards Ola hundfed EN- rn-
wings, showing private dis
eases in every shape md
form. and malfosmalions {
the Gencrntive systems, iy
WIN. YOUNG, M. ID.
The time has now arrived,
that persons suffering from
secret diseases, need no more
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Editors Cadiz Ssatinel.
The steamer Arctic arrived this morning
bringing four days later intelligence.
THE MARKETS.
The Liverpool Courier of the Soth ult
says:
The trade in Breadslulfs, has been much
depressed, owing TO the anxiety Of holders OF
flour to dispose of their stock before hot
weather sets in Wheat has also declined
Id per 10 lbs. Indian corn has met with
little sale. though offered 1t reduction of
Cd per $50 lbs.
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Editors Cadiz Sentinel:
Mr. Fillmore and part Of the cabinet left
this morning for New York.
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Consumption of the Lungs !

HEREDITARY CONSUNAPAION!
Cured by Wistdr'S Bdisam Of Wild Cher
ry.-The following cure OF Jeremiah Isgrigg, Of
Consumption, (fve Ot his brothers and sisters huv-
ing died Of ConsUmption,) is truly wonderful.
Ought not this to urge the fiicted to make use
of this healthgiving remedy, when it is effectir,s
cures like the following:
PLEASANT RIDGE. IInmiltnn ca O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23

The last have from Cuba is that the Captain General
busy granting bevets and decorations thoae officers
and soldiers distinguished themselves in the actions
Las PoZas La Clndeara, and Rosario and the pursuit
of the nsurc under A.EerO and A;ncapro-ihc Maria
Isabel Louis. mas been granted Caslen,La ani fifteen
others for having accomplished The capture OF Lopez The
following has been addressed the army Of the Island OF
Cuba:
Soldicrs-Thc enemy who dared tread the soil which
yon defend longer exists few days sufficient for
you destroy them.
These pirates who scandalousls attempted
this most precious part OF The Spanish monarchy have exn
ted sentiment OF nationality already strong in yon
bosos and has made you SUPERIOR possible 10 what
have shown yourselves in other times Wien you your
flag condemned and the homo. OF your country attacked
nothing could resist your Notwithstanding reess your
consistency.
Las Pozas, La Candearia, Rosario, places hitherto al
most unknown are rendered memorable from having
witnessed your valo Iou have made admirable marches
without stopping the asperes of impossible sierrcS
Tor the ardor Of the the fury of the ienpest and
those torrents which you have witnessed roll from The
talns have fallen upon The enemy TO his ami
hiliation.
Soldiers! am satisfied with YOU. In the of the
Queen, thank YOU JOSE DE La CONCHA.
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1'pipI.l'r nr prSpEf.T

In Hanover County CONF 10Th Is Tie Cnur: heinz
formed l.. she shat Captain FRANCIS
III NJ ui the Oldest justices al tbs Court iI. departed
Court
the d" the upon pcfr: at!
Ter aHHlpn ;rIhu THE memory n the deceased. 10
following resolutions
Resoi.ct death C5p; fra.cIs Biun this Cor
the cnauEy the tT!, OF the deceased have ct
ali! ir!eparanie loss.
Received Tia; deeply sgmpat@G with the family o the
deceased IL This Iclr sad bereavement
J. Rcsoc That marx OF
deceased usual badge mourning iof lc space OF
thirty days
Resolved That these resolutions entered upon the records OF
this Court ana copy forwarded b. Cers TO the family Of
the deceased
s. esoTed That these proceedings forwarded the Richmond
Enquirer and Wing. for publication.
6. Resolved. That this Cour, DO now adjourn
Copy-Tesie: o. N. WINSTON, D. C. II. c.
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DEATH OF FR:DESit'K WulTTLrsEY.

RocnE-rga, Srrr - !S5lFrcdeTics WhI,tie>ey, Esq,
died This nornng. q: iyph"s fever after illness 81
weeks. lie .y-tour years Of age, and formerly
member Congress from Ills district. Vice CEanct ,r
lie Ninth district and Judge oil ac Supreme Court. He
of fine mind and intellect aud extensively
engaged in lurtncrIncc internal improvements.
,s Secretary the Buil, and Rochester, and oi IN.
Baltimore md State lue railroads He also Vice Posi-.
dent OF the University OF Rochester, and Professor Of Law
in (ielesce College at Lima.
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.IA.SlSIED,

ia the s.! OF September ~ the iv Geo ". Dame.
" JONES. Ei rr!Dcpal Assistant Richmond and Dtnrir
road I" Mrs AGNES T. PRICE daughter 81 Dr Tomas p
u Da.l.iie.
Ma";sp, Thursday mola tie 18th Instant. By the ReY
p,sn :hy"r Mr. CifAS. T.. EEl tE 10 Miss ELIZABETH SSaN
HINES all q liIi+
r.r.Lr LII r-I.nt.ra o .rn.4
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E,r n. fIrguirer,



Lest we s,uI te accused ." arr;aalpa III rrtsn:l'- "
address the Democracy .. tn cn:" t"1@fs-s'hii 49,
%! w!.ir;l ttcsi,lij'ti o7'S :! ;E'.' '1 4 =!
mart c"nlHt ras9!rrs - -o"i H.hh'iTE vac! ~.
,,rs and fr:, the intimacy eHi-r. with many Oh YOU
viii take the liberty Of expressing! our hnni5e opinion a.
man vr,I the nrr4; inrnrilnc. nf.u?iZ;nE !ir u"
npuroaclng cieciun by appointing viGiaht coinuiii..
rt III every scctiGn oi the county eha"e 'cl i't
snfpr:sc that this duty las been E" long nc2ectcd nus
we have abiding faith II ?uEr iiIn'!SW and un"a'c''-
"a 20 yo.r principles, wh vi! never iil IN sustain
y,u in fair OPEN aud honorable contest! yet %on must los
ter with patcrna cH:e to preserve te rom u"sei'
lion If YOU want Uh3n-h | 10 not MEAN 10 insniateJ
more evidence convince you o The soundesS ana htiy
of your principles Than the pomptngs o your o"n h"hes
convictions turn Your eyes the cclns prosperity when
now ueryaes and which has pe!vac every branch OF bu
sincs4 since the measures OF vor 1lenIcd i'" SuH'c"
nv those very principles have been In oicralioh "t "p"
mai your oIDncnts will aScribc The elect ir any ONE
cause or, they admit the fact they w' rnirE"i 20 'o
wink those who know better, by reminding uic' ''' "
the present prosperity nj he County 10 S
istia,n without informing them that llis i''Sc" NJ: w
has nt dared To touch solitary measure I"
the series o which, under the auspices VI "
great statesman James X Polk, have been nu INTO success
full operation. But depressing from the main Soce''
Our ni,n object is remind ynu ot the nasPcnSaD me-
ccssity Of entering into a full AMI complete o&ah!zA''.
You il 10 your principles you owe IL 10 you, @
and last but least, you II 10 yonr ichle"
BEARER who in response The unanimous can Oh MS
country ucn in general convention assembled mas mae
personal sacrifice" which only be appreciated oy giving
| him jealous, cordial and un lfing support >,
Then, in order 10 accomplish This great ii"ider' we 1
scach you orgdnisc 10 organise and tt your 'h2','
$500
clarion victory may herald rt:i the good news 10 every
portion Of III. district that Democratic 'crc1
-urpas srd herself Then rc "sc ana "Iiy meet
the foe We claim tor Judge Cdsk" every Democratic v3'
in the cuuay aud confidently bcvc /! "ilI be chc"t'
| awarded
Judge Caskc possesses every qualification necessary 20
make him able, efficient, and faithful representative a
ii elected will serve yon with zeal ana abiy ma ne.
slecps-wits consistency and fhtuncss which kno" no
path bu thu path Of duty
THEN organize organize, ana buckle on our armour
and with stout hearts and strong deliver the man. VINO
has made h,ayv sacrifices to serve yD OF the hands oi
his opponents and relieve the wing oi rs donGS ia" The
small man that stand up before him. (iots rs attn
| Ietic Champion AMlIu'.
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THE ISLAND OF CUBA.

Exported Proposals Of Sale to the United States by me
Spanish Gorernm en-The following is extracted from Inc
spectuuIe Jvuilidi - - =
Terms for tic Sale OF Cu6aOn authority which VIC be-
evc to b. quite trustworthy learn the terms OF the ne
gotiaon going on in London for the sale OF Cuba to
the American Government II is anticipated that Gen. o-
pz will be rcpused but after the Spanish government has
hus cleared its honor the island will be sold TO the United
States for round Of money More than one douctnr
will be given-amons Others immense sum to the Queen
mother of Spain. But the remarkable bonus is the
allotment Of half the purchase money TO the English ol-
ders ol Spanish bonds
Ii is said that Lord Palmerston dskes these terms
(reInk LlHfns
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= NOTlCE.-Ihe COMMITTEES appointed II open books
for subscription the sail vcSst under
auhor: al The Mercantile Convention, will
Counting house ri NGba i:acon IL Co.. o'clock This
ieEOOn. T.c o. the CouI.re. folio Lew is
Webb Il. +. HaXa.l Taos ". McL;ancc, John Finders
CharrS Wnrtnain Horace l.. Kent, H. G.. Cabc PoitiaN
Robinson, John &. HUbson, Jas. Cray IhOs Ii. Ellis and
Abraham Warwick.
The Committee Of Arrangements for the Convention 81
the 10Th September will also al the same place and
tIru.
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-ar---e--aa.-a--.sS
LIZ s..I.I-I. I.IA'IN NIDIt

New ioRK, Sept. 2A fire occurred here yesterday al
Twenty five houses mostly small, situated in Man
GIN Brown, rompkins and Grand streets, destroyed
large number Of pour families have lost their all BY this
disaster rendered h2usaesS There is much suffer-
rs The fire originated in llundry near Tenth and Man
in streets. The less is estimated SO 0U0 which par
Ily ms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23

The Wings OF kanawha have, in public meeting nominal
ted our burly friend, Gen. Daniel Smith, tho Wing candidate:
for Congress, in opposition TO Col Bealc the Democratic
nominee The Charleston Republican (Nhig) thinks the
movement iadvised, Col Camden OF HARRISON had al
ready been brought out as the Wing candidate The West
ern Yirgnian confident of Col Bealcs success-but
the Democracy must be wide awake and active and
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go" CHURCH OF THE ASCENSlON-Mr. David
Mycrc The agent appointed collect funds 10 exnguish
the debt due by this Church in Washington City, has
rived in this city, and will wait the citizens in the
OF the ensuing week. He highly recommended and
as his mission is l1udabc one hope his appeal the
libcrally Of our citizens will 20 unrewarded.
large number of the Pews in the Church apart
for the poor and large proportion Of the congregation
of that character The Rector of the Church, Rev. L. J.
ellis has been officiating for many years without compen
saon and Mr. Mycre is giving his services gatuousy and
without ryprnsc the Church.