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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-07-21
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
R'ATEEEs&G ~ 60,

No. 33 Monroe Street, W ceiling, Ia.
HEEfS constantly hand lnigc supply
N of Maddcr. Indigo, iogwood, topptrns ,
Ncthtian Red, Green and Yellow Chroucs Red
Lead. Spanish Brown, Blue Vilriol. White Lead
Nhi'ing, iihntg Varnish. Iu'pcmtinc, lin.
seed OIL, Paint Brushes, Whe-wilsh Bushes.
Sash Tools, Nc.
Sub. Caib. Soda, SalrTarus. Cream Tartar,
EPSON aud GIiuber Sal Nutmcys. loves, Gin
ger, Maze, Pepper, lspic". Cinnamon. liquo.
rire, Medicinal Vince aud Liquors, Peruncry
and Fancy Articles.
1hey ale AGENTS for Sellers Celebrated Med.
irines, Cough slInp, Fills. and Vcrnuingc, at
Pruprietors Friccs--also tor all ihc Popular
Medicines.
All OF wlich viii be sold at .he lowest prices
Wheeling June ., lS52.-ly
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The Bribe Of a Million.

Gen. Eckley in his speech at the Court
House on the 9Th inst, extoled Gen. Scott
for refusing bribe of a million Of dollars
from the Mexican Government, and a royal
diadem. Now, what evidence is there, writ
ten or unwritten, of this in the history of the
war; and and if there should be any, it adds
nothing to the fame of Gen. Scott, as pure
men are seldom offered brides?
But we apprehend that the whole object
of this parade of Gen. SCOTS purity is to
keep the public attention from the fact that
Gen, Scott agreed to pay Gen. Santa Anna a
6riJe Of a million of dotlors, and absolutely did
pay him the first instolment Of ten thousand
dollars.
Pillow. Quitman, and Shieldsopposed the
giving of the brbc to Santa Anna, but Gen.
Scott argued that "the bribery acas not eUrong
in ITSELF naSmuch as Gen. Santa An had
placed himself IN tie market. When inqui-
red of what account he would give to the
Government OF the expenditure ofths money,
he replied-that he uould place tie erpendi-
tureto the account Of some one 9FMe depart
naents of the army ~"
Oh, most adroit and admirable fnancier!
why this beats the Galphins all hollow! Gen.
Scott would give bribe ofa million to Santa
Anna, and, then charge it to army forage!!!
Why, if the Galphins every reach power
through Gen. Scott, with such an illustrious
example before them, the fordg ngart es up-
on the Treasury will be as thick as the lice
of Egypt !! And every time the Treas.
uryisrobbed twill be charged tosome praise.
worthy account. Thaddeus Stevens's mis-.
sionary fund, for the conversion of the heath.
en-. will be a standing account at the Treas.
ury, and the money paid towards Indian If
fairs will astonish the world.
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AN ORDINANCE

Regulating side Wallis in tee town OF Jefferson
Hnrrisun cuHnty. Ohio.
Sec | BE it ordained b' The town council OF
lie Town OF ficrson, ThC any Pcraon or persons
owning any in lois OF lots OF 6 ound si,unrd on
Main, Salem and Cadiz streets. shall be required
to pave elsht le,r vide the side walks in front VI
said lot or lots, with cilher brick, cut stone or
plank. al 10 grade with the street in front Of said
lot or lots, the same 10 be done under the dircc-
uon OF the Street Commissioner. Any person OF
ptrs-ns IaIing To comply with The above ECqnisi
uon shall pay the suIu of twenty i've ucr
year for each and every lot or lots remaining un-
paved, the same to be- collected us other taxes
This ordinance to take effect and be in force after
September /, 1852.
Sec. ?. AMI be it further ordained, That all
laws conflicting with the above ordinance be and
are hereby repealed
Passed July I3. IS g
Artcs: VINCENT FERGUSON, Mayor.
JomN BnowN. Recorder.
juIy IL 1852
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Plank Road.

The plank road between Martinsville, in
Belmont county, and Cadiz, Harrison coun-
ty, is in very forward state, and will per-
haps be completed by December next In
travelling from Wheelingto to Cadiz a few days
since we passed along the line of this road,
and we have no hesitation saying that there
is more travel between Woodsteld and Clar-
ington in one day, than between Cadiz and
Martinsville in three. if the day we passed
over that road furnished fair specimen of
the travel in other dlys. 1t either don't re-
quire much trade and travel to make plank
road pay, or that road will be poor invest
ment. lfitis a good Investment road from
here TO the mouth of Sunfsh would be much
better Woodyfeld Spirit Of Democracy.
Gg- Right glad friend Morris, that old
Monroe is looking up, and that there is SO
much business done away down thar.
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The Galphin Ghost Again.

"Leon," the Washington correspondent
Of the Baltimore Patriot, says tis currently
rumored that Mr.. WEBSTER and Mr.. CoEw1N
will resign together. All this trouble is
doubtless stirred up by the perturbed spirit
of old Mr.. GalphinI
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Administrator Sale

NN the 2lsI day of Au gust, a, D. 1852. ut .
Z. NJ, Mt lie door of the Court
House in tie town Of Cadz, will be sold to the
highest bidder, the following zeal estate as the
property OF Eli Ruser deceased, 10 wiz The ems,
hall OF lot nunbcr twenty iour 2l, and the
west half OF lot numocr twenty three 1891 stua-
ted in the town Of New IunIry, in the county
appraised at $I20 each
Terms f snc--Oue third cash in hand. bal
lance in two equal annual aymrgls with inter.
est,
JACOB GUrSHALL, Administrator
Of Eli Roscr, deceased.
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A Hard Hit at Greeley.

The hardest hit that we have seen given
to Greeley for some time, VIC find in the
Washington (Pa.,) Commonwealth. You
admirers Of Greeley just read it;
Greeley ys. General Scott.
The New York Tribune says it does not
accept all the Platform of the Baltimore
Whig Convention. We should think it con-
tanned something rotten if it did, says the
West Chester Record Gen. Scott, in his
telegraPhic dispatch accepting the nomina-
tlon, says ne accepts the platform Greeley
is like Wilmot, who, at tile last election, ac.
eepted Gov. Bigler, but repudiated tn,
Platform of the Convention which nomina
ted him. This convenient way Of accom-
modatiug the conscience of politician. By
the same reasoning Mr.. Greeley can sup
port Pierce and King-vote for the men
and repudiate their principlesl
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New YORK Cattle Market.

Beeves~-27O0 southern and western offer
ed; business less active than last week, and
prices not so firm; good qualities $7aa; 800
remained unsold--the market closing dull.
Sales Of 100 Cows and calves at $50, SIS a
SO. 800 sheep and lambs offered. the for
mer at $3a3,75; the latter at Si,5oa2. Is
I-300,remaining unsold.
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"The wings we Polked in IA,
We'll Pierce in '52,"

EI- The District Court for this county
commences on the 9Th of August. A spe-
ca term of the Common Pleas Court will
be held at the same time.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
RE NOT DEFRAUDED!

Buy 10 beIt n les. Dr. A.. NJ Manrce"n, '23 ltrry'l
y. is the i!!e lHge The cHuN IN Jerks Olre
the - &c thr r lIs- rn"rs o"ds Is here a'd hnr iy
Of able 10 srble drars, a1ru by ns ard td
d.es:tr Dr. 4. ". Maurice II.
Full ti.e r1St, with cuutrHis together with few p7gHs
urttiIs n nunrr7Ht sutjg every red mrE, NlU
OF cha clO4lEk cltGT
rre'aii e; or, adiIcssel a, ria.
1TOu receipt of 'ftny Ce"ts. tnr One
Dollar Gov the fine E,lI'!un extra blndlug,i
1.-THE MARRIED. NbNSN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COrPANIOE" IL scrt tn.n1I.d
fr,sl to amy part of the Unit"h states. All
letters lnust he rNS'-pRif aud Hd'irrsstd tn
nis. 4, ~. NACRlGENC. Rox '24+. New
Yor'r CitS Tu'''' hing Gt'ic", Va. 40 liberty
t'""rt. A"1V 11rE.
For snle by-h Stratton. CincinnHri; E'urtc
& Maddux, Ripley; Parker \ H"mlc uIhana
4 K WnighI. SprimgGeld saxton, Cnnfon;
= F'iz:ll, Gcou etown; WIN Earle. NJ ssillon
J nonaldson Bucy ms: Pc'ers 4 Co... Maliou
D LanIb, FindIay; NJ f Pierce. Section Ten;
Perkins, Athens: f g Con veil. Coshnctnn:
spt ed. Medium; Brown & Wolcy, Wuthir gtt n
+ Newman, NorwHlk: II. Miller, MiIlelsEsrgI
J Buns, Roscoe; c Zine ChiIliro,Ic, Chic.
june ~, '52-iy.
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Misses We0r.


do Black Kill do do
do Bronze Tipped do da
do Lasting Cater Boots,
do Bronze do DO
do Colored Morocco do
With a good assortment OF Boy Yoath's sna
shildren'a shoes Ill ef which wc will " rrpat
TO give general satisfaction
The ladies' will find nt this establishmoat a.
ssSortment Of hne shoes not surpasaeA IN
place. Our assortment will be inmna eqnai "
any in the market, and the prices as low.
May S. 1852 r. PHILLIPS T. s0N.
lNANARY SEED-A fresA article Iss = :
Y Jchcap BY Imuy 10 j. BEALI.,
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ATTENTION

ETWe trust that the Democrats of this
township will pay strict heed to the above
call. Forget not the assembling of your
selves together" is an old admonition, and
one that will apply at this time We
trust our friends in other townships will form
Pierce and King clubs, Immediately. SO that
the good work will move on harmoniously
Remember that
"The wings we Polked in IA,
VIII P,aroe IN ,6O,
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NOTICE.

THE Commissioners OF Harrison County viii
meet at their Office in Cndiz. on Friday the 6h
day OF August, A. ID. ISj2 o receive sealed
proposals Tor the erection and completion Of II
Slitabl+ edifce Tor the use oI the Probate Court
III said coun'y. A plan and specification os ll,c
building may be seen III the Au titoI's nhi e,
b. order OF the Board.
inlY II, l8l2. Il. X. PRICE, Clrrk.
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Tufr PLArFoRM.-The Washington Re-
public insists that :he Wings should stick to
the platform. but the Boston wings and 9TH
ers insist as strenuously, that, since Grecly
has spit all over it, it is too slippery and mas
ty to stand on.
AS the wings hereabouts arc worthy Gree,
ly men altho' they go for Scott, we would
advise them TO lay in heavy assortment of
Jayne'S Expeetorant, so as to "spH upon that
PLATFORM" with becoming ease.-iS Glars
Vhs Gaz.
E1~ A good supply of the above medicine
may be obtained at all times, at the post
Office, in this place. We have no doubt the
doctor would be glad to administer a few
doses to those wings who can go seven
eighths Of the whig platform but not the
other eighth.
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ETBusiness during the Harvest times is
remarkably dull, scarcely enough oft doing
to keep the merchants in tobacco We an
icipate revival however in a short time.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

JUIy TT.
1000 Beeves offered and sold at So, so
per cwt. 500 Hogs in market at $8a8,25
per cwt. Sales Of 100 cows in market at
12a$45. Sheep and Lambs-Sales of the
former at $3a4, so; and of the latter at
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-07-21
CADIz MARKET-JULY 2l.

July 19.
WEEKLY WHOLESALE REVIEW.
Bacon-Hams at lOt; Sides, few in mar
ket; Shoulders Sc.
Beeswa1-l8@2Oc. p fb.
Candles-Wheeling mould lOcts, Dipped
&c.
Castings - Heavy are sold at 94@3cts.
Coffee-Sales at 1O8tGII.
Cotton Yarns-14@i5 Sets.
Featbers-25@331c. R fb.
Four-2,87@S3, i2b.
Ginseng-25@30c. % fb.
Iron Bar 2tcts; Hoop o4@5c.
Leather-Hemlock Sole $4,000; Spanish
32c; Moroccos $16@I8 99 dezen.
Lumber-Common S9.25, per thousand
clear stuff $l8, so.
Molasses-N. 0. by the barrel at Soc.
firm.
Mackerel-- Large No. 8. SO.
Nails-lOd,.S 8 3, sizes varying in proper
ton.
Soap-Wheeling, A. cts, for good bar.
Sugar.. Tendency upward.
Window GLASS; by 10, 1915, ~ box
for No |. for common So, SO. 10 by l2, 3
@$3'25.
Whiskey-Reetifed 19@l9cts.
Wool--20@ soc. % fb.
RETAIL AND FAMILY MARKET.
Butter-l24@15c % 1b; Lard-1oc % 1b
scarce; Potatoes-,New, 95c per peck, for the
best; Bacon-Country hams 1 lc f9 ib, sides
and shoulders l0c; Beans--l84@25c B
peck; Bee-Best cuts lOcts % fb; Veal
Steak 8@10 "a fb; Mutton-Best 64cts;
Eggs--12!c y doz, Chickens--Live 1910
l5c, u piece, very small; dressed l88.
Pittsburgh Market.
July II.
Bacon--Shoulders 81 a 8Ac; Hams 94c;
Sides Sc; Sugar Cured Hams, lie.
Flour-Superhne, SO, 5a3, 30; extra, g.
Groceries-Sugar 6s64c; Molasses 35a
36c; Coffee 10alO4c; Rice 5a51c.
Grain--Oats 32a35c; Wheat 6ea7Oc;
Corn 42a55; Barley 48 to so.
Glass by 10, 1875
Oils--LinSeed, IS; Lard No. /, 80c.
New York Market.
July II.
Flour-Sales 5000 bbls at 81 4,O6a4,3l for
State. Grain-Sales 5000 bush. wheat at
5 for western. Sales 90, 900 bush. mixed
corn at 591a6 lc..
Cincinnati Market.
July II.
We little business was done to-day and
there has been no change in prices. Sales
400 bbls -four at $3, 90. Some Bacon side.
were offering at 81, but no demand. Rice
has advanced to s cents.
Philadelphia Markct.
July IT.
Flour-Quiet; sales of 1000 bbls for cx
port, at 81, / 2 for mixed and straight, and
S4,25 for Western; for Pennsylvania extra
4,75.
Steubenville Market.
July, 10.
Flour--S2,9o from wagon; 800 to 3,
from store.
Wheat---58 for so for best White.
Butter-l0 to 12lc.
Sugar Sells at st to 6Ic in hhds; and 81
to 81 in bbls.
! Wholesale, from 40 to 70c. for good
qualities.
Potatoes-62 to IS cents per bushcl.
Molasscs-N. 0. 35;S. II. 46 to 48c.
Colfee-103 to l 1 for good.
Salaratus--By the keg &c.
Toba,co--Six twist &c; tives plug 22 to
81 spun 25. .....
Dried Fruit---Peaches 2,25 to 800.
Seeds--Clover, utlittle offering; it will
command ATS to 500; Timothy l,75 to
900.
Window Glass--8b by 10 800; 10 by l2
$50
Wool-Common, 18 to go; IA 90; l-2 25
to 26; "a 98 to 90; 7-8 80; full 81 to $50
New Orleans Market.
July II.
/ Flour---Ohio 1875. Coffee Rio 81.
Hams III for extra.
Allegheny Cattle Market.
TUESDAY, July l3, 1859.
/ Cattlc--Our market yesterday was but
poorly supplied with cattle. The day be-
ing generally observed for the fourth ofJuly,
prevented holders from driving in, so that
the offerings and sales were both restricted
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DR.. L. VOORHEES,,
Botanic Physician,

ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his pro. ,r...,..jz-
/ 3, lcssional services TO the rti zens NsEzszls@
Of Cndiz and vicinity; having been 49,
engaged in an extensive rrnctCc,t Tor
several years, he AHttcrs inlsei. that ssss8
ii success ana strict attt nuon to business, will
secure the confidence Of the public, he will re-
ceivc literal share ofpmtonnte
PARTICULAR attention given to the treat.
mcut ni Chronic diteases. 0lhrr on Main ST i,
opposite Brah's Drug Store. Residence nj Vim
ents Naticmai Housc. at pnc OF the above pla-
ces he can be found I'll oar, whcn 10, ra-
(es-iomaly engaged.
June 2--52
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- Il IE' E'FT1feW.


TNIlE snhsctil'ers arc now ortriry y Sprins
stock ct Boots ard Shoes ig an tlt!f j.
'ty, which embraces nniy hew si tt EuI i.nss.
tofnre pr. scn,ed in tntiiz, among Viii, hLa. bs
found The following scasUnabIe gsa,a:
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ET Those who wish to read the speech
made by John A. Bingham, Esq, and after
wards repeated by Thomas G. Rowles, Esq,
at the first whig izze ratification meeting
in this place, can find it in the last Rcpub-
lican, by reading the first article under the
editorial head. We would willingly publish
it for the benefit of our young friend, did we
think, it would be of advantage to h m, were
we not crowded with more important matter
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Fresh DA'egNS.

TEHEIE subscribe is receiving his .vu..zxtE.
stock of Spring and Summer %sss.sza%
Drugs, which have all b en- selected
by himself in tho Eastern cities, and is A
much the largest assortment of the saszzASS
kind ever brought to this maTket: and in po'nt
OF qunity. price, etc., will compnrc with nny
stock in the country. He will sell ne low MS my
Establishment west of the mountnins for cash or
approved country produce. Persons wishing to
purchase my article in the
Book on Drug Lime,
would do we'll to cnll and examine hi stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Cadiz. May 10. 1852. J BEALL.
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Two New Wagpons

TENWO lew and good two horse Wagons fol
sale or trade ut WOOD and SMi fuiS.
Also good strong OK Cart. w and 5
iulv Al
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IN AFTER YEARS,

When tee las be bsushEIsd bI kHovlsdgs soS
back snd mourn And regret s fal S0aIs7usaess ef
iEnorsnee.
What would oitsu potssts in saT Hfs I've
know ledge obt4in iu atsr ysat AHd uhas Ays ard
nislts II saKui,h might have bssa spsIe1 Il lie
Ln,,r l.lrr ~. iilaslN noasesssa. ID h
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New Orleans Market.
Flour---Ohio 1915. Coffee Rio 8!
Hams III for extra.
Allegheny Cattle Market.


TUESDAY, July 13, 1859.
Cattlc--Our market yesterday was but
poorly supplied with cattle. The day be-
ing generally observed for the fourth ofJuly,
prevented holders from driving in, so that
the offerings and sales were both restricted
Prices, however, were a shade lower The
offerings were rs follows, yiz:-Cattle, 225
head-Sheep, 1870 head-Lambs l5 head
Hogs, limited numbcr--Cows and calves;
95 head.
Cattle-The principal portion was sold to
our city butcher, at q, 3@3ac gross, equal
to 44, 6@7c y ib net. The facilities for
supplying this market with cattle are SO good,
that several Of our butchers proceed 10 va
rious parts of Ohio and purchase their sup
plies; the rates beng such as to justify the
expenses of the trip.
| Sheep The whole number offered, were
disposed of at $ ,50@$2,O per head.
Lambs--Sales of as head at 75c, 81, ,2i
a$1 ,373 per head, according to qualify.
Hogs-A few only were disposed Of, a
4a44c, live weight.
Cows and oalves--Prices were unchanged
ranging from$l5 to $25 as3o, as per quail
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LEGION OF HONOR!

Amounts received on subScrip-
tionS to "SentineF& Farmer" since
July IA, 1852:
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Mem's Ne0r.
WOD.cn's Wear.

Womcr''s Light colorrd Kidslipmra, Il. ROana
do Bronze dp do iii A.
do Bnrk Kid slippers, drsi quality;
do Ito do do lew priced
do do Turn Round Jcm, Lin,ls
do Brouzu ito Ito
Ito light colurcd dn
do Enameied leather do
do Black silk lnsiing tic
Ito Black lasting Cater BuOts.
Ito Cot Welt Buskins;
do Kill do do
,io Cont Pcgged Boots. lIceisi
do do do dp Springs;
do Jenny Lind B,utei
do Polka do
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aEcuRE rHr pEANs or nAPPINEIs

By becoming in time possessed Of the knoulsdgs the WanI
Of which has caused the sickness aud poverty Of o7sanda
n view OF such contequsnees wife mothsr - eIeu
sable ii she neglect avail hsrisf Of that knowledge 10
respect herself which would Spare her much sus bs
the Of happiness and prosperity her husband aud
upon her chdrsn that blessing above all pTcshealRY
bodies with healthy minds. That knowledge Ia contained IL
n liftlS sFDrke entitled
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And to bar husband the toll aud hnHisty Of nS
ueeessHy dsTolyHE him irom sekusss Of tis uii-
without giving him the opportunity OF acquiring That co.'s
petencs which his sIsons entitled and the Tet,tf'io
Of which would the happnsGI Of himself, VIE and
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HELANcnoLY AND STARTLING
WIFE AND MOTHER

To behold the sekness and sgE endured BY ~s
from simple sud eoutEoaols sstiI
..t..l.sl-at h.tIsE tlilL .--zot ineamta. lsIaIY
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Cincinnati Market.

sUIy n
We little business was done to-day and
there has been no change in prices. Sales
400 bbls -four at 800. Some Bacon sides
were offering at 81, but no demand. Rice
has advanced to s cents
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Philadelphia Mark t.

Flour-Quiet; sales of 1000 bbls for cx-
port, at 81, 2 for mixed and straight, and
s4,25 for Western; for Pennsylvania extra
75
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is IT.

1hsi Ss bshod msay fsualss lehes "a he Hsrdss LIE
broken IN hsah aud tpis ith eoEpleatiqa ot eelssa
and aine dspEItlE ttm of The ior ts eEl-Yusat
Of s uhsn lTsesi healh banTAncF q spfrts.
and hary1 serenity Of miud arsnG um eotioa Of hssh
ssgutd y r-td1minaut-
Naay Of The osaass Of her tufeuaEt kt-Fsaps ytart
before perhaps daring Firlhood he Grst of arsEs
ts light pass saaoiett ID n esass
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Four-SaIes 5000 bbls at S4,O6a4,3 81 for
State. Gran-Sales 5000 bush. wheat at
5 for western. Sales co., bush mixed
corn at 59Ia6l lc..
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complete stock of the above Is to be found in the
United States VIZ:
SHEFFIELD AND BIRMINGHAM PLATED
GOODS-Such as Casters, plain and revovingi Cake
Baskets with rich silver mountngS; Sandlestcks do Tea
an Coffee Sets &c. &c-
BLOCK TIN GOODS-Dish Covers, in sets of 5 and
6 pieces singly; Tea and Coffee Urns. Meat Dishes
Oyster Dishes, extra deep Vegetable Dishes; Buck
wheat Cake Dishes, Coffee Filters and Machines, Coffee
POS, &c &c.
JAPANNED AND STEEL GOODS, ofthe latest and
desirable patterns such Tea Trays in sin
gly; Tea Caidies, Cake Boxes. &c. Steel Fire Setts
with and without stands. large assortment.
IVORY HANDLE CUTLERY, frnm the manufacto
of Joseph Rodgers Sons, of direct importation Knives
sold with or without Forks, in 81 and 50 pieces
WOOD WARE. WILLOW WARE, BRUSHES,
furnish house. L. GINTER,
te25 1877 Main ST.
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LNNVHBUBG To BUCHANAN.
FENhtOUGH to Lynclburg III "a hours. Eire-..-S3 so
n Do To Lexington in two days, iare--.- ; 90
Do to Buchanan in two DAYS. fare 49,. > 90
Our packet boats leave Richmond for Lynchburg daily
usual NJ sundays excepted arrive thcre in
81 hours.
Pass ngers by the Tuesdays Thursday aud Saturday
boats Ia Iyuchburg with the boats for Buchan-
and arrive NJ AMI with the stage line at North
River, and arrive III Lexington at L NJ.
The trsvClcr with economy and comfort survey
the most beautiful scenery in the mountains of Virginia
The view at Balcony Falls where the james passes
through the Blue Ridge is in sefa sufficient inducemedt
for passengers take this line and the whole above
Lynchburg, every bend OF the James presents comb
nation ofrvcr and mountain scenery unsurpassed i'll any
country
The distance from the North Rverto the Natural Bridge
is only six miles.
Returning, leave Buchanan at NJ, and Lexington at
y a NJ Wednesday, Friday, and sunday, and arrive in
Lynchburg at p N.
Below card ofntermediate distances between Rich
mond and Lynchburg, for fare and hours OF arrival