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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-12-01
Notice.

II ME undersigned Executors OF Henry Barick.
d low, deceased, in pursuance of hi, last vii,
and tesament, will on the 29th day of December
A. d. $50, offer Tor sale the premises the fol.
lowing real eState, TO wit:-The homestead farm
OF said Henry Baricklow, on which he resided al
the time OF his decease, situated in Athens town
ship, Harrison county, Ohio, and cor taining two
hundred and two acres more or less The terms
ofpnyment will bt part in cash and part on cred
it. to be made known more particularly on the
day OF sale. CUNRAD BARRIcKIow
Nov. II, '52. FARRfNGroN BAsRlcxIow.
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NaaUeFTeOtNDiSt.

MIR. DAVIS has return. d Go Cadiz. where
intends remaining for soaie time; nnG grateful
lOr The liberal patronage extended 10 him sinseT
his return, hegs leave 10 inform the public thct
he is prepared 10 take Litcnesses in The best and
most impTo-ed eiylu.
lie has discovered a process Of taking Like
nesses. which Obyiaies that dark shading on one
side Of The face, 30 Unaluial and iOrtignt TO COED
taste. and distributes the light evenly all ovor
the whole face, and entire person. tVing Il rOund-
ness to the features aud beauty to the cxprcs-
sion, not seen in the dark shaded pictures.
lie also culls HIIent;oniO new mode OF taking
Likenesses. which gives tie picture rich up-
peamncc. The back ground being OF an ivory
whilcncss, the picture has prominence aud re.
lief that is Mt once beautiful and commanding.
| lie is prepared &c take Likenesses in groups
OF sinely. Of aged persons, or OF small children
in all kinds oiwearher: putuP in f,ncy or plain
cases, III lockeIs, breast pins. fngerTings ana
be the Likencsses ever so small, it is as porlec
rs when taken ON n large scale.
lie takes pleasure in inviting all persons tC
to come and examine his specimens, wherh5
they wish LikcncsSes ornOt, all 3e made
welcome.
Roons-undcr the Republicl elice.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.

WTE are now recGi wing and opening il the
Wv Store Room formerly occupied 10y
Miliken & Grimes, NJ ain Sncet. oppositc the
CuuIt House, an unriv allied assortment OF
Ready Made Clothing.
Consisting in part Of ttublr and singl over
coats, OF every variety and sly lie; ,n'k and
business Goa Is Clolh, cassiE tre suIihct, tweed
and jean pants; vests of nllqualiics aid sty les
Magyr, Mexican and brush hats,
MOLESkHN HATS, EXTRA,
Plush caps, of vrriou Co!ors and styles; Shirt
and shirt ollars of all styles; stocks and cra-
vats; trunks, vulises, &c sc.
Which was made expressly to our order, OF
good material and made to wear, allor the
most approved city style, and all ofwhich we
now o ler Tor cash ut the lowest prices.
TEEE PEOPLE
Would find it greatly to their advantage to give
JUS II call before they purchase as we intend to
keep the best general assortment, and give the
!trcarcst bargains in our line, that have cvcl
before been offered to this community.
Assceing is believing, just call and examine
!lor Yourselves. J.P. JOHNSON Il Go.
Cadiz. October G, 1852.
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE shereby given that the following ac.
lN counu have been filed in the Probate Conrt
of Harrison comfy Ohio. for settlement.
Tho timal account Of George II. Hcbering, as
Administrator OF the Estate OF John Cheney, de-
erased; and the linnl account OF Matthew Clarke,
ms Guar lian for John Jamison, Minor :nnd that
the same will oe generally examined nnd ma ssed
upon by the undersigned on Monday the 2ad day
OF November next b. W. Vu'RS.
Oct. 9th. 1852. Prabate Judge.
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Final Accounts.

.NoTlCEh Lereb, given, that that the fal
In hwing accounts have been filed in the
Probate Court Of Harrison County. Ohio, lar
settlement.
The final account "f J. Shobev, surviving Fxe
'cutor OF George Shatx. deceased.
The hnal account Of Walter Jamson, Guardian
Of John Jauison, Minor; and that the came vii
ho seve ally rx1n'ined ond passed npun hy The u,,
dSrsigncd. un Thnrsdty, the 2i day of D.cambc
next. W.VIERs Probate Judge
November 10, is,9,
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Loca! Agents Wanted.
N. # Y'IIENS FEMALE SEN.
MARY.

! O4thography; Bntany-Lincolis;
| Reading, Algehra--Duvies;
wiring; Geometry, " Lrgcndre
G Grammar-Buliion's; RLrtOrcs-N New ANS;
Gcogrnph by. MltcheIPs; Logic--IIedgc's;
| Ancitnt-Ge0.: - - Elements of Criticism
kames:
Arithmetic-Ray's Evidence Of Chr stian-
! Iity-AlcXander;
| History IT, 5. Wizards; Mental Phil.-Abcrcrom
b;cs;
History Universal, -" Moral Phil. =. Way
Nat. Philosophy .Olms cd AnaLgy Natural
& Revealed;
Astronomy Burritts; Rel gion-- Burl er's;
! Chemistry J--Crhy, Compositlo =;
| PhJ .iola sy Cutters; Ca lehssn
EEESHHS.
! For a session ot tive months
Rcnding wiring Geography and Grammar
S6,nU.
An other English branches. $500.
EXTRA CHARGES
Music on The Pinno. Sl4 CO.
Use nf she Piano, $50.
Music on the Guitar, IL 90
| Use cflnstrument, 20A
| Vocal Music, 5,J0
! French, 600.
! Drawing l. Painting, 6,U0,
| Use of Pa :terns, LOU.
| One Half Payable in Advance.
| The Winter Session commences Oh the frs
| Monday OF November.
! Boarding Rooms Il furneture, from 6 AZ IL
| 50 per week. Under the energetic a schoer,
| like mana cement of the Principal, Mis-. S. J
Thompson and her assistant. this Institution
although in it's infancy, bids fair /, become a
cfisient auxiliary i'll the important work o
FrfaaIc Edurutun.
! Oct. 20lh 1852 6w.
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"a mat ean find Euwt ere 50 ,od saving
Bank as by +mpJIng his purse int his cad
knowledge is the best capital he eau possess (; II
rs at his command every moment, aud always A.
bOye IruT.-DR. FEAKKLx.
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OF INTEREST
To .gEeTChaHIS. clerks, Teach
erS, students and all Men.


UnT llUBLISIIED-A NV AND COM
- PLETE SET Of RULES ny which all tiie
IuHdinis ntul operations OF Arithmeto may be
PcroIned IA GH incredibly short space 9fhme.-
10 Decone n master OF them will require not
more ih an couple hours study OF Hny goo
s,.und mind; aud The studeht will thereby he en
ablrd to ADD. .SubstracI, Multiply or Divide in
ANY snm no matltr OF how many fgnics, more
accurately, (indeed, beyoHs The possiJifiy AT sr
ror.) ie's Than OHs-jourh tie time r,quircd in the
old system.
Rules for the Calculation of Interest
which will work out the interestat my rate upon
any sum, with the utmost accuracy. and si;RpIsi.
~ fully equal TO all the other operations by this
ard ias y superior to all course in the old plan
Together, these Iolm the most complete lrentist
on tie science Oi numbers ever issued-aud are
ncalcuably valuable to all men from their never
ailing accuracy, and to business men from the
immense amount Of iimc tlcy I'll 7e from the IN Isl
wearscmc detail of business life. Particularly
ought they TO be in the hauds of Merchants nnt
Clerks, Teachers and Stu denis, aud young men
generally
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CADIz MARKET-December 1
Markets.

NEW YoRK. Nov. 27.-Flour, State ST.
Sad, 81; Gennessee 4,81a$4,9 SO; Southern
S3,93a$5, 10, Sales 15l bbls Rye Flour at
81, ,25aS4, so; Buckwheat in fair demand at
81, ,50aS2. Sales $500 bus. Wheat Ohio
white, at 81, ,11aSI, IA; Gennessee, ordina-
ry. 81, ,l2; primes 10; Southern red 87t-
a97; in active demands; sales $4,000 bus
western mixed Corn at 9Oc; scarce and irreg-
ular. Provisions, sale 900 bbls. Mess
Pork at Sl8al8, 81; prime SIS, 25aSl5, go;
prices advanced with 0till upward tenden-
cy; Beef 74a34; country mess lla12c: Chi
cago 4a44c: country prime, better and in good
demand; sale 800 beef hams at Ia, Stake
IS; river and Chicago in good deman d.
Sales / SO bbls. Lard at 112al2; scarce.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-Flour quiet;
sales 600 bbs good brands at $4,75, hold
ing firm. Rye -four 81 scarce; more enqui-
ry for corn meal; sales 4 600 bushels wheat
at 81 10 for prime old Pennsylvania, white
at j, ,O4al ,O6; no sales fair prime red; rye
and old corn scarce, small sales at 775c for
the latter, sales 1000 bushels new yellow at
Soc a65c; oats advanced at30c for Southern
and 42c for Pennsylvania.
CINCINNATr, Nov. 27.
The weather is pleasant; the river has
fallen three inches. Flour firm; sales $50
bbls at SIS, 40; the Niagara's news had fa
voralle effect Cheese in good demand at
&c for Western Reserve. Nothing new in
groceries.
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.
Tuesday November 27, 1859.
BEEVES-The number offered vestcr-
day was not so lage as on the previous Tues.
day. The weather being unfavorable, there
was however, sufficient number offered to
supply the demand. The offerings as near
as we ascertain, were as lollows:--Sheep,
$50 head; hogs, s to 600 head; beeves, $50
head.
BEEV VES-Prices for the past two weeks,
have shown no material variation; the only
change being as regards the quality; some
$50 head changed hands at 2h2J@3c,
gross, equal to 44@54c net, at an average
Of Sc round in the hoof; at the close of the
market, about 100 head were driven away.
HOGS-The receipts were large, and
sales went off spiritedly; upwards of 500
head changed hands, in lots at 48@5c live
weight, principally to the city butchers.
SHEEP-The market was dull; less than
200 head were disposed of at Sl,25, |, 500
MS % head; the balance were driven away.
LAMBS--Some 80head we're disposed of
at 81 ,25QQl,75, as per quality.
COWSAND CAIVES-A small amount
changed hands at former prices.
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ervAvEe MANUFACTFIass -.

VEyIlE subscriber WISHES TO initisM HE easa0ss.
Il ers aud the public generally, Tint he isAs ~
hnipd hot uf CIH A1st<, mn,ls 10 OsIer. uA;e
he win sell for nash or approved csamtfy nFnas.s
AMI that ha s.ill enntinurs to ia.nnn iacaufs ~
she different varieties of Ghars, setiurs. SIS !.
bies, Arn-t'linirs. saal Glniss, eta, ete.. III III
stand, an warrcn street, Il lew donss sonsh -
4 H. N'Fadden's IT lre.
,sbl N. Mc0NNEId.
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II AIDES SHOES Every variety cf new style
Il Lat the new and chsnp store Of
mariI JOHN MoCORMICK.
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New Fail and Winter Goods
6. g. II. MFADDEET

1 RE receiving the largest stock OF Goods they
Ia have ever Offered to the public OF Harrison
IA county, Our goods were purchased n the
most favorable terms. and comprising English,
German, French. India and American Mar ulac-
tue.
Their stock being very extensive, the most fns.
ldious cannot fiji i'll being please :. The attcn-
ton of the public is invited to examine this mag
ifrrnt stock before purchasing elsewhere
Cadiz, Ootober7, 1852.
ENRE5il TEAS, Gunpowder. Imperial, Young
Tyson and OIoGg Teas, OF the latest impors
tatons. Fresh and fragrant. The lovers of TIN
delightful beverage are invited TO ty IL cup and
be refreshed. 1t is kept con nstautIy by
S. and IL. McFADDEN.
Move mhcr 3. 1859.
StILKs, Rich Broonde, plain and figured Silks
- of the latest Sly les, at small advance on The
suslem prces,at
EHRENCII Merinocs, rnibit Cloths, Alpucas,
d plain and printed De l.; ines for sale Cheap,
at s. Il II. McFADDEN'S.
g9AY and Empire State Shawls, selling very
/ , fast, mt s. a. IL. MtFADDEN'S.
ENANCY Silk Bounets, beautiful trimmed Bon
l. nets, Silks, Rit bons, and Artificial Flowers,
to behold amounts 10 purchasing. TO be seen at
:. a. H. McFAnDEN'S.
CtARPETING, three ply. Brussels Patterns. In
j grain, Venetian, and Listing Carpeting -
Also. Rugs, Mats, and Floor Clio h, in good varc
ty. ut s. & II. McFADDEN'S.
DLACK, Bio vn, and Drhb Cloths, Tweeds. ard
, Flanncls, ut reduced prices, ut
S. 4 II. McFADDEN'S.
DLANKETS, W,oIen Yarn, Lambs Wool,
\ , Hose, Buckskin Gloves and Milrs, and Com
0r,s, ut prices not 10 he grunbcd ut, by
S. & II. McFADDEN
NE BAGS prime Rio Coffee, the best in town,
ZeD for sale, Wholesale aud retail. by
S. & II. McFADDEN
TSlSIl Oil, Port Wine, ole Leather. and Mack
( ere for sac hy S & II. McFADDEN
DAY WATER--The latest a rticlc for the toilet
4 known, EUr sale by
s. & II, McFADDEN.
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NOTICE

is hereby given thai | will attend at the usua
place OF holding Elections in tbs several town.
ships of Harrison County for the purpose OF re-
cciVing snid lnXes us fnllnwa:
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Rules for the Calculation of Interest
ORDER EARLY!

The copies OF the iiw remaining hundreds oi
the present edition are being hurried OIL at price
greatly reduced from that (Sjl at which the bal
ance were sold, TO make rnuIn fIl Il new edition
to bO gotten up in na nagnfcent and costly sty lie
i'm mcdihtcly upon closing out the present one. d
! Every purchaser is bound las a matter Of Ins-
/ tice aud protection to the copyrightisO by his
sacred pledge Of honor, to use he Processes Tor
The inslruc lion ofhimself only, aud tc impan the
crrnation ootainrd from them to no one.
li'ro obtain the Processesit it is necessary to give
och pledge, with the pIice, ! htce Dollars,
enc lused in a letter, post paid, directed to ?.
! AH MARkLEY, FunkstplOn. HashiHgfOn Co.,
.Ndrgiand. The Processes will be forwarded
| sust-paid, % the gwen address BE particular to
PORTE the name Of the Post Office, County and
wlatc distinctly; with those neg lecting this mis-.
takes frequently occur.
These preIerring it, can order copies OF the
! lnrtht Oming edition. will be ready about the
holidays. The price will be S6;olders sent be
lone its issue will be filed as soon rs the cupic!
are ready tor 5.
Local Agents Wanted.
In every town. and all through tie country
gieut numbers OF these rules can be disposed o
by any one Who will only take the trouble Il
make cir scope known. They comprise hn
which business men, and every body has long
felt the want of and will gladly obtain T.t
nature Of the business allows any one to act n!
ng'nt, and TO energy ensures large reward. -
As before explained the business requiring sccrG
cy, orders from agents are filled in scperqtc seal
ed envelopes for delivery through their hands
here 1t number ofthrec copies or more nre or
dcrcd with the remittance ut one time, 80 pc
cent. Is allowed to be retained rs the Il gcnt'
lee; nd 81 per ccnt on orders for c ght OF more
Sept. 20. lS52.-5m.
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|
WOOD u SMITH
! 4 Cahiz, October l3, IS5?.
! NTAlLS cout tantly on hand best make mt
WOOD and SMITHS.
jgDOPES, bed cor lis and lines at
III, WOOD aud SMI rilS,
INROCERIES, all kinds ronst unity on hand
STat YOOD aud SMITHS.
P.S. We take especial pains that our gro
cclies shall be OF the LIST guilty.
IGADDLES, brides, harness &C.. Of every
- kind, furnished 10 order on the Hhnrteet no
nce by WOOD ant SMITH.
CtARPET RAGS, carpet crash, oil cloths for
u floors and tables at WOOD * SMITHS
VTELVETS, fancy for chldreas wear, also all
v coors Of hannels for, chldrens wear and
trimming rs, at WOOD l. SMITHS.
IETMBRELLAs. at .-.-..-
WOOD and SMITHS.
( NOTHING ofalI kinds on hand or furnished
II or IN ade n on the shortest II OtisG nd war
ramteIto reidcr complete satisfaction by
WOOD and SMITH.
(NOFFEE NJ ILLS lat quality ut
" WOOD and SMITHS.
N UEENSW in sets on my way. ut
W WOOD and SMlTllS.
Gt lLK velvet , black and in colon at
y WOOD and SiITH'S.
LINE FAMILY FLOUR, fresh at all ,imcs
/ and II wheel barrow to lend, at
WOOD & SMITHS.
CaaIO ctobcr l3, 1852.
HiIlBTr shawls wool sha 10, all coiors and
4 prices at WOOD Il SMITHS
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The Borough OF Cadiz paySa Corporation Tax
f7-l0 OF Il mill ccnis on the Sl00 Of vnhm.
tion. r. X. PRICE, Auditor OF Harrison co.
September 6, 1852.
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After which time will keep an office in Ca
liz ror the purpose of receiving taxes until the
Goth day of December. 1859.
All persons who have performed labor on the
highway in discharge of their road tax will be re
quired to produce the Supery:spTs certificate for
the same.
D. HILBERT, County Treasurer.
Caliz, september g. 1882
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OYSTERS! OYsEEIssl! OYSTERS 7
MRs. DIVINE has opened her Oyster Saloons
I'VE and is new prepared to furnish Oysters N
tha best and ell styles. Her table will always B,
fcund ladened with all the luxuries pertaining tc
an Oyster tabla.
Lad les Saloon up stairs.
Oysters furnished fnr parties and private lam
lies by the can or half can.
| N0ve@beI ., Lssa.
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NEW GOODS.

NLOTllS, cnsaimeres, satinetts. tweetls, per-
" sian cloths, linse, s, hunnels. blankets. and
every variety OF woolen goods ut prices low CT
than ever before heard ttll of, ut
JOHN M'CORMiCK'S.
Cudiz Son % lRSl
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JUST ISSUED, sf 9
A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF
GENERAL A: JACKSON,

Engraved by T. 3. WEIGH, Eaq., after
the original portrait painted by THOMAS
SULLl. Esq.
His Portrait will be tch Tor III w h.
ington, and is in every respect AS well got up,
Price s.. 90 per copy. Address as aboss.
Oatubnt 5, 1852.
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Office.

NOTiCE is hereby given that their will be Q
~ petition presented to The Comnis soncrs .
Harrison county, at their next session, for the -
cntion Of county road 40 feet wide, to run III
fu'Icws; commencing ut the south end OF Murke
street, in the Town OF Jefferson to said county, aud
running thence in south west direction tiroug gh
the laDds Of John Wagoner aud Josiah Sharp tc
post at the north east corner Of Wikin & Bar
ret's mill lot.
Octobsr27, 1852.
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Extract ofa letter from an extensive Merchant in
Plainlicld, Livingston county, Michigan.
Plinfelh. Nlirh. Anril & lH5l

Extract of.a letter from an extensive Merchant in
Plainticld, Livingston county, Michigan.
PIainGeld, Mirh.. April 4. 1881
Mr.. John D. Park Dear sis:--Cr. Guy sott's
Yellow Dock and SarsaparIla is performing,
some astonishing curesin this place. A Mr.. ;
b. Strickland has jus: il Iormrd ne that one OF
his chldIcn has been cntnCly cured of II very
severe case OF tScronlit by the use Of ony bouIe
He had tried almost every thing that Ine Doc
tors had prescribed, but all oI no "vnil, AZ rhc
child continued getting worse, The cs,arc now
all healed up and the Child apparently well,
which is Justly Inscribed 10 the USE the yellow
Dock and SarsapnriIla.
Signed Yours, truly. Il. a. BEAL.
0E5-Ffce 81 per bottIe--six bcttlcs for So.
Sold by J. ID, PARK, CINCINNATI, ..
Northeast corner OF Fourth end Walnut stree Is
cntranre Cn Walnut streu!--to whom all ordeis
must be addressed.
AGEArs-John Beall and M'Bean & Knox
Cadiz; llogg & Parrish, ,Moorcfit Id John EIugy
MI Pleasant; J. Crumhuchrr x Son, Wheeling
L. ), IIenning, Stcubcnvile; Isaac Holloway
Flushing; lsaac Lewis. Georgrtuwn; Il. Yost
Warentou; Thos. Nicholson Hurrisyille; II
rs. Eiu, Martins Ferry.
September | 1852.
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~ gee come Gb4s.

A LII our old customers (and hanks be to
~ them their names are legiuns) and rs
many more us can in any Visc make ii conve-
nient. The more the mGrrici. The more Custu-
mers we have the cheaper we can afford to sell.
Tw dollars worth sold ut ten per cent. profit, is
better than one at twenty per cent. This rs
our plan ma y goods and short prods.
We have the best winter stock we ever had
Il general aud almost universal variety, too tc
d iuus to euumetHlc but not too many 10 show.
Come on then, we are very throng but shall be
very glad 10 ace you all,
Most respectfully,
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LEWIS LEW TON
MS WAY!
The Cheapest Goods in Town!!!
JAMES STEWART

AS the cheapest and prsliest goods in thi
L L. town. People are hocking there continual,
10 get bargains, aud they never miss them. I'll,
stock consists oil every variety Of Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Queenswire, Hardware. etc There i. n,
use in making II long story about il, for um de-
tcrn'ined to sell cheaper than amy store IN lh
town. Come one, come all, and see his goods, 70
they nfe all the rage.
tdiE, Nov 3, 1854
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The following is in the best vein of the
letters to JEssE Horr:-
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GENrLEMES:-In reply to your kind let.
ter of the 10th inst, l would state that dc
not expect to leave New England for the
South, before the first of FEBRUARY. Accept
my thanks, gentlemen, and believe me,
Very truly yonrs, FRANK PIERCE.
Hon. r. B. Florence, ]. Severns, S.
Kingston, Henry Starr, Committee, DC.
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sighted race-fancied they could promote their
personal ends by bringing Loco-Focoism into
power and stopping our Public Works. The
confederation of 1885, that burned nearly all
our City below Waist, was by no means so
great public calamity as that stoppage Of the
Canal Enlargement.
Well, Gov Seymour is not Gov. Bouck and
we do not think the career and subsistence OF
the latter functonary has for him any pro-
found attraction We believe Gov. s. realizes
that our State has lost very much by the fool
ish and factiOus Stop Policy and that, while
some part of it has sought or created new
channels. and can never be recalled to eur
Grand Canal, there is very much more which
can be and should be- We trust he will in
good faith suggest and with energy press some
practical plan whereby the Enlargement may
be completed within the four years that he
may reasonably hope to fill the Executive
Chair. Should he do this, he will honorably
link bis name with one of the noblest achieve
ments in the history of human effort for the
advancement and well-being Of the Race.
The new Legislature contains few Mem
bers of Legislative experience and distinction,
but many new men of whom report speaks IA
vorably. We shall back that report to the
fullest extent if, contrary to our expectations,
they give us The MAINE LAW.
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The Post-Ofice and the Ncw.Jersey Rail.
roads.

corre-pondrcce OF TheN y tribune - 49,,
WASHINGTON, Monday Dec. q, 1872
The reason why the POst-Ohice Department
does rot cause the New-Jersey Railroads to
land the mails in Philadelphia in season to con-
meet with the cars for Baltimore is, because lt
can't The New-Jersey Railroad will not exc
cute any contract with the Department for car
rying the mails, and its officers say they do not
want the job any how-that the local travel am
ply pays expenses, and, therefore they can at
iold to be Independent. They carry the mail
however, as fast or slow as they please, and the
Department recognizes and pays for the SER
vice, after deductiDg good round sum for every
failure.
The present Postmaster General dHon. Sam
uel d. HubbardD has done everything that the
law permits him to do, and all that his own ripe
experience in business can suggest, TO remedy
the evil complained OF, but to lttle purpose. In
his late report he strongly recommends the es-
Establishment Of new post-route by Congress, as
the only effective course that can be pursued.