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The Nevada journal., 1852-01-01

In speaking of the improvements in
machinery, the New York National
Democrat, says:
AT the present day, there are no
less than 10000 women in this city
who try to live by using steel instru-
ment called sewing needle Wheth-
er the needle will ever be so complete
ly superseded as the spinning wheel,
may be doubted. But it is quite GER
tain that its use by human fingers is
becoming less and less from day to
day The impending fate of this lit
tie instrument, when piled by human
hands, is no less certain than that OF
the spinning wheel. Hand sewing
especially for the great bulk Of coarse
clothing, and other articles Of domes-
tic use, is destined to assume the po>
siton at day not far distant, the
same as hand spinning occupies at the
present day.
We are told that there are now in
this city no less than fifty sewing ma
chimes driven by steam power, which
turn out an enormoun number Of pants
each day, besides fine coats and other
articles of apparel. One girl with the
aid of machinery can turn out rs much
work as six girls can with the needles
used by hand. The profits of this
machine labor are enormous; but it is
the capitalist who owns the machine
who realizes the gain.
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-01

M'. Walsh on tie French Presiden~
cy.-In his last letter from Paris, to
the Journal Of Commerce, Mr.. Robert
Ualsh writes:
Louis Napoleon's game is one of the
most difficult that can be imagined.
He cannot repose the least confidence
in the monarchical juntos the moder-
ate republicans have no confidence in
him no disposition to promote his as
sumed destinies ait Cesar aut nuttus,
is his real situation; the Red Repub-
licans and Socialists would scarcely
consent to use him as an instrument
He must move or chop round accord
ing to the tactics and man9uvres, Joint
or several, of his indefatigable enc
mics No military commander, beset
on all sides, ever needed more skill,
vigilance and decision in strategy.
Louis Napoleon does not act from pas
sion; he seems, at times, to yield to
sudden impulses but we may sup
pose that, in fact, he calculates and
deliberates suitably to his outward
character and demeanor, and to the
exigencies of each campaign.
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-01
Meloucholy Occrrcnce.--A most

Melancholy Occurrcnce.--A mos
melancholy occurrence took place
in Steep Gulch, about half mile
below this place, on Tuesday last
Three Erenchmen, Jean Paul, Foenar|
Paul and Thuall Auguste were cayo1
tcing a hole into the bank of the ad \
joining hill, when about thirty feet OF
it slid down into the gulch where they
were working, killing one, Jean Paul,
on the spot and horribly bruising and
muiilating the other two A huge
pile of rocks fell down with the dirt,
which so completely covered up jean
that he was not cxtricated till the next
day. Foenan Paul has one of his legs
broken above the knee, and his lower
jaw entirely separated from his upper
one, being broken in two at the joints.
Thuall Augustc is badly hurt in sev 4
eral places, having his right shoulder
blade shattered, and several of his ribs
broken. This unfortunate disaster was
not the result Of carelessness, as il
generally the case, for the men hadI
not excavated more than three or louIl
feet into the hill, a1d did not suppose
the drift already needed timbering|
A subscription has been got up amona|
the citizens of this place, for the relicl
of the unfortunate sufferers.
CaldrcrdS Chronicle.
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-01
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.

1t seems the knowing ones about
London are at a loss to solve the mys
terry of a balloon which fell at Walton,
it being much after the fashion of those
taken by Sir John Franklin. and hav-
ing a card attached thereto. 4 cor
respondent of the London Times, Oct.
II, says:
"The correctness of the statement
which appeared in the Times of last
Saturday in reference to the balloon
which fell at Walton, having been inn
pugned in various quarters, | have
paid another visit to the spot, and
from inquiries made at the house of
Mrs. Russell, (in whose garden it felD
inquiries both of the lady Of the house
hold and the servant man, who picked
up the balloon, there can be no doubt
that the statement made in the Times
is true. The following statement was
made me by the man servant.
About half past one o'clock on Sun.
day afternoon, the 9TH inst, | was
waiting at the table on the ladies in
the dining room, and had just been out
of the room, when on my return, Mrs.
r.. said run out. there is balloon in
the garden; : and she pointed it out to
me through the window. | ran out
and saw small balloon about two feet
high, and Of the usual shape of air bal
looms. Before ] could get to it, it be-
gan to rise again, and hoated along
just out Of my reach for few yards,
but l jumped up and caught at card
which was hanging by a string from
the balloon, and thus obtained posses
sion of it. The balloon was of din
gy red and white color, and the card
was about the size Of a moderate sized
envelope. The card bore this inscrip-
ton Erebus ~ ". Long-7l deg.
N. Lat-September 8, lS5l--Block-
ed in
The balloon was full of gas, and was
sufficiently buoyant TO maintain its po-
sition for the rest of the evening, du
ring which time it remained in the di-
ming room. The balloon was sent to
towr on Tuesday.
The great question is whether the
balloon so found is Government bal
loon, or of description which any
body inclined to perpetrate a wicked
hoax might procure for money at the
shops. 1t seems that the Secretary Of
the admiralty in letter to one of the
evening pap, rs repudiates the idea OF
it being a Government balloon, but
the opinion of Capt. Beechy, is differ
ent, according to the statements made
by him to Mrs. Russell and her daugh
ter.
Mrs. Russell corroborates the state
ment of her servant, Edmurds, in all
the main points; and further. she
states that she was certainly told, Ell
ther by Capt Beechy or the other
officer of the Admiralty, she thinks it
was the former, that the balloon was
Government balloon, similar TO what
had been sent out in the Arctic YES
sells"
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-01

county court, our common councils our
State Assemblies, all carried away at
one blast, and a horde of foreign SOL
diers as alien from US as the Span
iards for instance, suddenly placed
over us, governing every word and
motion, they will appreciate precisely
the situation of Hungary since the
revolution. Such a thing as passe-
ports, or permits to move here or stay
there, to own q fowling piece, or car
ry sword, had never been heard of
in the land. The new code changed
all that-and now no man can stir
from one district to another, or shoot
the crows on his corn, without ga per-
nit" The free, stirring, unresting
political life of the people, has become
merged into the still, stagnant police
rule Of the Austrians.
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-01
san Francisco Adyerments.

ZONES HOTEL.--Corner Sansome and
81 California streets, San Francisco, The
proprietor OF the above Hotel begs to inform
his friends and the public generally, through
ont the state, that he has just completed in the
very best manner, extensive additions aud rem
ovations to the same, and is now prepared 10
accommodate them in Il more superior style
than formerly.
The Hotel fronts on Slnsome street l42 feet
and on California 6j, and is three stories high.
The Ladies' Paror 26 by 30, is elegantly fitted
up with every regard to comfort and convent
ence. The Dining Rooms 20 by % is the larg
est and most roomy in the state. The building
contains 50 rooms, furnished in manner not
to be surpassed, with every attention TO care
and luxury, and the terms for board as low as
any first class hotel in the city. 3mnoIS
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-01

-An Enormous 1usk was excavated
the other day in Clermont county,
Ohio, by the laborers on the Little
Miami Railroad. 1t was embedded
in clean gravel sand, twenty-three feet
below the surface of the ground, ten|
feet below the track, and several hum
dred yards from the Miami River, and
some feet higher than the level of its
banks. 1t was about six feet in length |
and six inches in diameter at the base
Phil. Ledger.
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-01
Mahony and Garniss,
GT.NERAL BROh ERS.

Commercial Exchange for all Nations, cor. OF
California aad Sansomc SITS.
M & G. have constantly on hand and for
srle assorted invoices Of provisions. clot hing,
crockcrv, hardware, barley, oats, corn. flour,
etc. etc. ot an
a NVlLS Vices. Bellows, Borax. Octagon
"A eouorc. and fiat cast steel; blister, spring,
f,.rmi,n and sheet steel; cast steel pean ham
mcrs. cast steel hand and breaking hammers
sbnres Swedes. Norwaw, Pennsy ylyaaia, Bel
rian-refned, EugHsb-redned, and common
irons of al sizes For sale by
CONROY & CONNOR,
Sansome st, near Washington,
colin san Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-01

CusuaIty.--A sad accident occurred
at noon to>day, from the fall a small
wood building on the beach close b]
Grillin's wharf. The water had wash
ed out a part Of the embankment thai
sustained the house, and some work
men were engaged in raising one END
Of it, by means Of jack-screw, whei
the structure suddenly slipped off int
the water. One of the workmen wa
but slightly injured by the timber, BIT
was taken from the water nearl
drowned. Another, an old man, who's
name we could not learn, had the to
Of his skull cut open, i'll u horrid maj
ncr. lie was picked up and carrie
on board storeship, near by. 1t wa
thought that he would not long sur
vivc.-.S. +. Pie. 27H.
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-01

4 Remarka6le Case There is Il
woman at Campobello, near here, who
has lain upon her bed for Si.rtcen yedfS.
She was prostrated after a childbirth,
became paralyzed, and has never re-
covered 1'hc child lived, was heal
thy and is now a fine young woman
The woman is not capable of moving
any of her limbs in the slightest man
ner, and cannot sit up. She can hear
but cannot speak loud or distinct
What is very remarkable, she appears
to be feshy. has fair countenance
and a good appetite, though on ac-
count of her immobility, her food is
given in a thin or liquid form. She
does not change for the worse, but re,
meins as she has been for many years.
Her bed is made by rolling her from
side to side, and she has no acute pain.
Her hands remain crossed upon her
breast her fingers are white and
smooth almost as ivory. 1t is singular
that in this inert state Of her body, the
process of digestion should so on so
regularly as it does. Nothing is done
for the restoration of this woman. She
is now about 40 years old, and during
her confinement has seen her husband
die in the same room occupied by her
Is not her case a peculiar one.--EaSt-
por Sentinel.
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-01
San Francisco Advertisements.
Sutter Iron Works,
Rincon Point. San Franci.

Rincon Point, San Francisco.
GTEAM ENGINES and boilers, machin-
~ cry for crushing and pulverizng quartz
rock castings in iron and brass, wrought
iron work, water wheel castings, and all
kinds of machinery made to order.
Being largely engaged in manufacturing
quartz rock machinery, and having an eX-
tensive assortment of patterns on hand, are
prepared to receive and execnte orders witt
dispatch.
Parties wishing further information, or to
contract for machinery, by addressing Geo
X Gluyas, Superintendent, as above, or
Jas. Blair, Esq, Agent, San Francisco, will
be promptly attended to-
Aug. 30-3m*
DANIEL. OKEsON IolrN DrNNfF.
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-01
Jacks and Woodruff

C2 Inform their friends and the public
sA that they arc prepared to offer
Watches and Jewelry OF the best and most
fashionable styles at the lowest cash prices
They comprise fine London levers. anchor es-
opponents. and epines, from the most celebra-
ted manufacturers of Europe. Also, Diamond,
Pearl, Ruby, Emerald, and Opal Jewelry Of
the richest and most splendid description, all of
which are offered at 80 per cent less than form
er prices.
C5-Jeweiry manufactured from California gold
;B5-Gold Quartz separated and refined.
S;-Chronometers rated by transit.
tI5-Watch repairing executed with punctuali-
ty ana despatch. No. PA Montgomery st. in
Bolton and Barron's building. 4S-3m.
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-01

Austridn Domination IN Hilaga'y.-
Mr.. Brace, the Austrian correspon"
dent of the New York Tribune, gives
very interesting sketch Of the condl-
ton Of Hungary since the revolution
of lS4S. Everything Hungarian IS
suppresscd--the national color, cos
tune, music. Heavy taxes were lald
on; postal communication, municipal
laws, were made common with Aus
tria.
If any one will imagine, says Mr.,
Brace, our whole system OF internal
government, our town meetings, our
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-01

The whole number of libraries il
the United States, inclusive of those d
public schools, says an exchange,
69l, with an aggregate number 4
volumes amounting TO 22,016,72j
There are five libraries containiIj
each 10000 books and upwars Thd
are those OF Congress, of tho Bostd
Athenaum, Harvard College, Yal
College,and the Philadelphia.Li Librar]
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-01
Rnhert .losenL.i and { .,

JMPORTERS of Watches, Watch Glasses.
Jcwelry. Watch materials, and all kinds
Of Watcbmakcrs and jewelers. tools. X. j.
e. Co. are constantly receiving by every
steamer. from their houses in New York and
ENGLAND the largest assortment in the above
line, Orders promptly executed. % Wash
np ton st. San Francisco ob-2m
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-01
Ex Alfred and Emile.

7ono ms linsced oil; 2000 lbs butter, 10 bbIs
als and porter; 400, ,009 cigars; claret in boxes
and hhds perfumery, cherry cordial ehall, hanno
pagne port wine; six cases llle arms ,oIs Ioo
socl,s merinos J. G. SCHROEDER and TO.
n53m Sansome, bet, Clay and Washington
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-01
Manufacturing Jeweler.
f. c.. Gray, Brother and Go.

Wholesale Grocers and Commission Mer-
chants. Pacific st. Wharf, San francisco.
TAVE in store, and keep constantly on
hand by fresh arrivals, a general assort-
ment of groceries, liquors, tobacco, cigars,
ETC. to which they respectfully invite the at
tention of country dealers
Q,p Orders attended to with promptitudc
and fidelity.
San Francisco, Oct %, 1851, 58-Sm
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-01
69-hrl

7 ARD AND CHEESE
| 400 KEGS Cincinnati leaf lard,
so boxes English dairy cascd cheese,
For sale by JAo' y MN
e6.Im Battery 81, near Jackson.
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-01
Il. ARGENTI and Co.

i. ARGENTI and Co.
BANKERS, San Francisco, Montgomery
st, between Clay and Commercial SITS.
Refer tp and draw on
Brown, Bros 4, Go. n York,
Brown, Shipley and Go. Liverpool,
Samuel Nicholson and Co New Orleans,
Alex Brown and Son Baltimore
Browns and Bowen. Philadelphia,
James idger aud 20, Charleston,
Morrel and Dickcv, Mobile,
T . Curtis Esq, Boston,
Geo Cumming, Savannah.
Clean Gold dust bought at STA end for
wardcd 10 order, by insurance to the L. S. and
England. 5l-3m
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
NEW GOODS AT MOORS!

They come, they see, they purchase
or the most beautiful and most generq iOt
I J soument Of Dry Goods ever presented TO.
the town ofCadiz. The largest aud finest stock
of Back and cOlOred Broad Cloths at
A. r. MOORE'S
The largest. fastest and cheapest LOT OF Bon
est ever offered a. A. +. MOORE'S
The hest stock Of BaTege delaines for ladirsA
dTessesat A r. moOkh'S
The largest stock Of ladies Gne shoes ever Of
fcrCd are at a. r. MOORb'S
The most beautiful dress silkSand satius, bon-
net silks and ribbons ever seen. are AZ
A. f.. M00RE'S
The best stock Of Ready Made Clothing 10.
town is now at A. F. MoORE'S
The raresl and most tasty selection OF French
work, capes, collars, ohemisCtts and underS,
sleeves is to be had ut A. +. MOORE'S
The most Substantial Cassimeres sHtinetta.
Tweeds, Jeans and other studs for pants are.
now TO be had at A. +. MOORE'S
la fact, have the goods which to see is wor-.
thy the attention ol the whole community -
Groceries, Queensware, KOssgth and LamaEtiuo,
straw and Cashmere Hats, Iaces, Edgings, lin.
ems, cotlons, etc, etc. Call and see before yoU
purchase. aud You will find that have adopted
The principle olquck sales, small profits and the
best OF pay, that is, CASH. So call and save
at least % per cent, opposite the watrhmalseIs,
j at the old stand OF a. L. MOORE'S.
April %, 1882 t2
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
Graham vs.. the People.

GRAHAM The Vice Presiden-
tiaI, is always spoken of as a "tried
whig." The praise is justly awar-
ded, Judging from the following:
eIn 1888 and 1884 MIR. Graham
was a member of the North CarOlr
ma Legislature, when no voted a
gainst giving the people the right oil
voting for Governor! Republicans
do you hear that! Can you vote
for a man for the second office iii
the gift of the people who is in IA
vor OF taking from you the right OF
voting? Can you give your suffra-
ges to a Eederalist who would plum
der you of your dearest right? Can
YOU vote for a man who would thus
seal up the ballot-boX-thls bulwark
of our liberty? Pause gentlemen
before you take so suicidal a step
We state the above upon the autho'
rity of a private letter from a gentle
man occupying high station in N
Carolina. The public will have the
fcs soon.--,Vicksburg Sentinel.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
Revolution i'm Marble.

THNllE subscriber, having made ample arrange.
4 mens for II large supply OF MARBLE, keeps
constantly on hand Mantles, Toombs, Monu-
ments, Head and Foot Stones, etc. He is con.
santly receiving large lots Of Italian, Egyptian
and American Marbles, which he is making up
in ii style not surpassed in the United States, and
will sell at very small advance on cost, either
Wholesale or retail, and solicts all persons in
twantpg, to give HIN call
| lie viii also furnish beautiful White Marble
FOR Caps and Stills, Steps, Fronts Pieces Tor
Doors and Vaults, Tile for flooring ETC., very low
He has also on hand . considerable quantity OF
Free Stone monuments, Toombaa and Head Stones
All sizes of Grind Stones, both ioI wet and dry
binding. warranted
GrN. B-Luttering done in the latest and
most beautiful tylcs, i'll almost any language IL
jqu red. MICHEL J. ROHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder,
nov. SLY No. G6, Lower end of Market st.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
Carriage, Wagon and Buggy Man
ufactory.

4 ARON FORMAN -hadkul Tor the liberal
~ patronage heretofore extended TO him. would
announce 10 the citizens OF Harrison, and the ad-
Joining counties, uIat he is now better prepared
than ever tn manufacture 10 order
FAMILY CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES. BUG
GIES, GIGS, SULkIES, AND WAGONS
of all kinds and sizes, which he feels confident
cinuoI be sxcelled by any oIher. shop in the
country.
Having stock of material that is really un-
surpassed, and having a full knowledge OF the
business ia all its branches, he respectfully asks
those who may want any thing in the above line,
10 give him a call.
His shop is in the rear Of Mr. Slemmons' Black
Smith shop, aud nenr.y opposite the Cadiz.llOtel
where he may at all times he lUund. OCtS-t,
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G.s2E24E e. OUsS Zb4G II
COOKING STOVES.

| n ME subscriber having purchased of the Int
L proprietor, L. NJ. Scott, his entire intcrcs
in the Cadiz Foundry, takes pleasure in anuoun
cling to the public that he has had many years
practical experience in the business. and is now
doing all i'll hi9 power to Ii up and put in good
working condition the entire machinery OF the
establishment Being thus prepared, he viii keep
constantly on hand Cooking Stoves Of AL the
various patterns parlor and Egg Stoves, Fancy
Fronts, Franklin Stoves and Crates OF all sizes.
Eg.0TI0vY Wy.a.22ssE91,
Plow Castings UI nearly every pattern, Waffle
Irons for stuvcs, Fencing for Graves and Frouts
for Houses, Plow Points, Muffin Pans, IL now ur.
tce, and Chimney Tops, &c.
Orders for any thing in the above limo thank.
fully received and promptly flied on the shortest
notice. Old Metal taken in exchange tor new al
its highest cash prices. DAVID POOL.
app. Iy-'5l
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FAsr.-T'he running time of the
express trains between Dunklrk and
New York will be reduced next
week to fourteen hours. 1t is now
seventeen and a half hours. Pas
sengers, can then leave Columbus
at noon, and arEive at New York
early in the evening ofthe next day
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
Nak&S. M. EDhVANRI'S

CO.NFECITON.4RY & Y.4RIETY STORE,
OPPOSITE THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
NE RS. DIVINE respectfully Informs her friends
I'VE that she has opened out in the building
direcIly opposite the Public Buildings, where sine
uheis for sale Il large and well selected assort
ment of CONVECTION M RES, SC,
among which may be found the following:
Common and fancy Candies OF all kinds
Almonds Raisins, FilbeFs and Figs;
Cream and Fea Nuts;
Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers;
Cheese, Candles and Soap;
Cinnamon, in the bark and ground;
Pepper, Ginger. Alspice and Starch;
Mrs. Miller's NccGnuue Fine Cut Chewing
Tobacco, an excellent article;
Cigars and Tobacco of all kinds;
Teas, Brown and Crushed Sugar;
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Saucei
Combs of every descriptions;
Pen Knives OF all kinds;
Eye Protectors and Goggles;
| Visiting Cards and Envelopes;
Watch Chains, Keys and Guards;
! A fine lot of Common JCwelIy;
Toys OF all descriptions,
! C--7- As she intends to sell cheap, she hopes
her friends and the public generally will favor heI
With their patronage.
| O-tT- Country Coniecrionares can be supplied
at my establishment on ihe very best terms
marlO-lY NJ. DIVINE.
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r. T. Brooks ,

Il2, MAIN ST., WHEELING, VA,
" EEPS constantly on hand large stock o
II CONTEMPORARIES ofhls own manuiac,
ture, which he can and will sell CHEAPER than
any othei establishment in the city.
Fruits OF all kinds always on hand, ms also i
choice variety of Cakes suitable Tor parties, &c
He also manufactures Brooks Celebrated
Cough Candy" the best article now III use, 70
Coughs and Colds.
Orders FROM distance are solicited, which
will be promptly attend al to. Cct29-ly
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TE7TlE subscriber, very thankful for past favors
4 would respectfully inform his old customer
and the public generally, that he hrs now on
hand most splendid assortment OF hOOTS and
SHOES, SOLE and UPPER LEATHER Call
Skins, Morocco Liningamd Binding, Skins, Mails
Thread, and almost every article in his line.
Also Ladies' aud Gentlemens gum Over Shoes
Mems BnfIalU Over Shoes, all Of II superior style
hides. or almost any kind OF understandable Pro-
duce. SAMUEL SLEM MONS.
N. B.-Persnns knowing themselves indebted
either by Note or Book account, Of il long stand
ing, will pleasc call and settle up, as short set
ements make long friends, aud in cases
ave costs. marlG-I Y 5. ).
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The new planet, discovered by
Mr.. Hind, on the 9th of June, has
received the name of Melpomene,
the Muse ofTragedy. The planets
are getting SO numerous, that, to re-
member their names, one will have
to keep a record Of them alva} s
handy to refer to.
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DISSOLUTION.

UNHE paiarlnbip heIotofure existing hetweTn
MiLLIkIN GRiNEs, is this day dissolved b
mutual consent. The accounts will be- settled
by either OF the 6Tm ntii further notice, and as
wa are anxious to have ouF ACCOUNTS ON
BOOK SkTTLED, We wish ONE AND ALL
to call soon and close their accounts, either by
note OF eacn. MlLLlhlN,
Cadiz, April |, 1852. T. ID. GRIMES.
n. B. We have on hand Vet some Of X. 3
Dunn < Co.'s. best steel hack Grass and Grain
ScyIhcs, which will be sold for cost or le IS than
cost. those wo may want cali soon.
NAV 25 MAG.