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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18


The Cincinnati Citizen has an afiicle with
this hsadihg which We subjoih, This is The
fq1t Of 9 clear head. The writer knows
whSt voting is and was designed for. This
paper fine Gdzen) is democratic paper.
devoted to politics and general news. its
editor. Judge Warden. was, I'LL recently he
resigned. Judge Of the common pIsss court
IN Hamilton eoahty. and is catholic by re-
Iigion. We commend the article to the Pc
ruual ofour readers:
To vote for Pesrce is to vote for demo-
erat. Il is. therefore, to vote for Presi-
dent, instructed by the public voice, and lea-
dy 10 obey it with clear conscience; and
20 support a policy, which has made the
goOdDess and greatness of our past, and prin-
cipleH. whose Preservation Is the only hope
Tor our future as people. a.. .
To vote for Scott is to vote for a whig. 1t
is, therefore, to vote for President, not
owning the duty OF obedience to popular in
structiOa, and left to his own whins and fan
+, Cies. notwithstanding his present acceptance
Of the platform on which he has en- nomi-
mated s-AndNit is'to support policy useful,
indeed, but imperfect, and to Sustain passing
e interests, rather than the principles which
have made US strong, and allow US to hope
for q long national lie, Of undiminiShed Wig
or and prosperity. -q. .
...se To vote for Pierce is to vote for a lawyer
and Q statesman, well acquainted with The
theory and practice ofthe government; and
. man whose right arm was ready, though
unskilled, to do the work of a soldier, when
his country called him to battle.
To vote for Scott, is to vote for soldier,
skilled. and courageous in war, but either
wholly uhlearned, or falsely taught in the
science, of civil government; man, whose
opinions are not fitted To our condition, and
whose policy would rob us of domestic
peace. ifnot plunge us into strife with for
eigR powers, on account of matters, in which
his peeHliarly military education would lead
N"~-~eJ fTraE ).
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DISSOLUTION.

TIVE paiarInhiP heretofore sxisin hstwem
MmLIKiS & GKNEs. is Ibis day dis olyed by
mutual consent. Tho accounts viii be setttled
by either OF the firm u ut further notice, and rs
We are anxiOus 10 hnve our ACCOUNTS ON
BOOK SkTfLEb, we wish ONE AND ALL
10 cali soOn and close their aecOuuis, either by
note pf earh. J MiI.LlklN.
Cadiz, April 1, l854 T. d. GRIMES.
n. D. We have on hand Yet some OF x, o.
Dunn s. Co.'S. best sIeel aaek Gruss and Grain
yIhes, which will be cold lOr cost or ess Shnn
cost. those wO may waHt esdi sooH.
may 25 MIG
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
Valuable Farln for sale

FFNHE Subscribers will sell at private sale 243
il acres OF FIRST rate land, Iying in good neigh
bornood, tour miles northwest Of Cadiz, Ohio,
on which is good brick dwelling house. dou.
BILE BAN. good coal bank. aud un excellent
fnit orchard. Tie said Farm is well walered.
with abOnt one hundred and seventy aeIes cleared
thereon, aud in high safe Of ofruilivutIon. For
particulars enquiIe ui the subscribers. living in
Cadz, or the Owntrs. T.. r. and ). Gilmore, re-
siding on the premises.
SCOTT BINGHAM,
Feb u Rtnl Esthte Agpnfsf
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RATES OF POSTAGE.


The f,lluwing named gentlemen are our au-
ihorihcd agents Ia receive subscriptions. n,lver-
tiseurHIs, nnd job Work. All contracts made
by thea will h.; strictly fulfilled by US:
Frccporr- Joseph Allen.
MumcfeId--A. lul. Schrciber.
westrhesrcr--rW Fleming.
Franklin--Dr. T.. Cuuaway.
kumlrS Jacob Gutshnll
Short Creek--rAsa llolmes.
SI"rk--J"mes Hoagland.
AIlrns--Dr. Thnmns Fndlcy
Gtcen--Jnhn Wilkin.
tcrmaIl--John Brown.
Knrth--A. +. Cruskcy.
Mnnrt c--Ilcnry B Heller
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r. T. Brooks,

ll2, MAIN ST, WHEELING, VA,
II EEpS constantly on hand large stock O
IN CONFECTIONARIES oThIs own manuiac c.
ture, which he can and will sell CHEAPER than
any Other establishment in the city.
Fruits OF all kinds always on hand. us also n
choice variety of Cakes suitable Tor parties, &C
He also manufactures Brooks Celebrrted
Cough Candy" the best article now in use, 10
Coughs and Colds.
Orders from distance are solicited, which
will be promptly attended to. oct29-Iy
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HARLEM SPRINGS, ,n
CGg2'2'OEE COggsgEY. GD2s5O.

TINlE Subscriber having purchased Harlem
4 Springs. has erected new building and
placed the premises d, in complete repair. lie
tLters hihisel that HE. will be able to give en-
tiro satisfaction to all who MAY pay the Springs
Il visit . .....s .....-.... '.'.', a..n :.
An nydropathic Physicians has been employ
oil, and every facility viii be furnished for pur-
suing the cCld water treatment ior the cure Of
Diseases But pati nts will be at liberty TO take
such medical adyices as they prefer. rs-.,se.
Boarding and medical attendance on reason.
able terms. ms -ff
100 Persons CaN he Accom- saa OslNtGsl
ast tlae Establishment .r.aunF
anu as mhny more ut the adjoining village e
tlarieh- The springs are situated in Caro-
comfy 2G miles from Seubenv illc, 80 from { an
to''' from Carrollton and / from Salinevllo
Depot on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Raj.
Road. Hacks will be run bstw. ell the sping
ana most OF these points du ring the summer 4
me spTings will be open for the reception OF
VIsIters Oh the first of May. ...
JOHN HILBERT, Proprietor.
April2s. 1852 3mo2 mi .,-. ''"I =.
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GT"Well, Joe, What do you think of the
chance Of the lection Of Pierce?" asked one
Democrat Of another. "Eaint," was the
laconic reply.-Loa Journal.
Well, Pete, what do you think of Scott s
exploits as aadaetl;s asked one Whig Of
another. Pete "bo Jed!i"--CiR. Eng.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
PATTERSON ~ co.

No. 33 Monroe Street, Wheeling, Ia.
EEPs constantly on hand II lge supply
" OF Maddcr. indigo, Logwood, Copperas
Nentian Red, Green and Yellow Chrones; Red
Lead. spanish Brown, Blue Vitriol, White Lend,
Whiting, ,ithaIge. Varnish, Turpentine. Lin
seed OIL, Paint Brushes. Whte-wash Bushes.
Sash Tools. &c.
Sub. Carb Soda, SaleTatus, Cream Tartnr,
Epson and GlaUher Suits. Nutmegs, Cloves Gin
ger, Maze, Pepper, Alspce. Cinnamon. Liquo-
rice, Medicinal Wines aud Liquors, Perfunory
and fancy Articles.
They afe Agents for Sellers Celebrated Met.
icines, Cough Syrup, Pills, and Vermntuge, nj
PrOprietors prices--also for all the Popular
Medicines a# #..a
All Of which. will be cold at the lowest prices.
Wheeling June 2, lS52.--iy ssE fG4A
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Tomb Stones, Monuments, &c.
Ill. u. GlaEiOL69S.

"OULD respectfully inform the citizens OF
wv Harrison and the adjoining counties,
haI he has taken the shop formerly occupied
VIM. kennedy, on Main street, Cadz. o.,
where he will be at all times pr 'pared TO fur
Nish Tomb Stones, Monuments. and in fact ev-
eFy thing pertaining to his line Of business, OIL
he most reasonable and accommodating terms,
Ills work shall not be surpassed by any other
shop in the State. lie respectfully asks the
public tn call and examine his work before Dur-
,hasing elsewhere A, 10,
Cadiz. Ohio April %, 1862 IY2
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A NEW EXCITEMENT :!
A. III. RURTCFT

merY occupied by R. J Bennett, u large aud
splendid assorlnen, of new STRING AND SuAMEk
GooDs. which will be sold at as short profits as
any other establishment IN Cadiz. Not feeling
disposed to brag, we would only say, call and
see for yourselves. A. H. BURTCH.
Cadiz, April %, 1852
NANToN Grippe nicR:articls amt
~ very cheap, ut the wstorc OF
April 2S, S52 A. II. BURTCU.
STRAW Gouds- Bonnets and Hats in every
~ variety. very low II! DURICH'S
April %, 1852
TLOTllS, Cassimeres and vestings, ha nd some
~ and cIeip, at the ne" store Of
April 2S. 1852 A. II. BURTCH.
DONNE'F Trimmings, Ribbons nnl flowers
ID decidedly neautitul al BURPCH'S
april 2S, 1852
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18

Faneuil Hall Rejection Meeting

@a This great meeting came off on the even
ing of July 7th.s The New York Herald
contains an account Of the proceedings, in
dieating that the Boston Wings had noisy
time. 20. II -
The resolutions glorifed Daniel Webster
very extensively. aud wound up with a reso-
luton to raise a committee to draft an ad =
dress to 'sthe friends of Mr.. Webster in all
the States, inviting cooperation, and urg-
ing National Convention to be assembled,
To bring ont Webster for the Presidency.
The following is the Scott resolution adopt
ed
Resolusd, That the Wings of Massach IL
sets have received the announcement of
General SCOTS nomination with deep cha
grin and disappointment; and that as a party
We. e.feeleabsolSed from all obligation to sup
port his nopination; that no consideration of
expediency or gof the imagined interests of
the party shalt make usswerve from our fix
ed determination toaoppose his election by
every lawful measure in our power-and
that in pursuance Of this purpose, we will
unite with all good men Of our party, and
Of the other parties the country, in taking
measures to place in nomination the greatest
of Americas sons next to the immortal
Washington
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EENHE balance of our stock consisting o
Hardware, Queensware, Glassware, NailG.
Shovels, Forks, Scythes, Spinning Wheels, Sole
Leather, every thing usually Kept IN country.
stores. to be had on rea sonuble terms (if not ~
little ower) regardless Of profit, as can bs pus
chase IN this or the adjoining counties! W s'
VIM. HOGG g. co..
may5 Steubenville StraekA
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PER- fagaaae ea'2y.

,MRs. DIVINE has Just received the largest
1XI and best variety Of PERUMER " ever
offered in Cadiz, consisln in part Of the follow
ing: SG55 "t
liauel's ChryslaIine Ok Morrew, ~
Pomade PhiIocone,
Taylor's EmoiIcnt Palmyrere Soap,
HuIe Antique,
Bafs Oil, genuine.
Taylor's celebrated Wash Ball, '"
Christians Pure Peral Powder, ar8
Cologne,
Hanel's highly periumed Windsor Soap. I
4w8 ii ua,..yI8 M. DIVINE.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
NEW GOODS.

W GOODRICH, on the corner OF Unio
w md Market Squire, Wheeling. va. h
commenced receiving his large stock OF SPRIN.
GOODS, direct from New York and Philadephia
which will be sold at u small advance on Ea stern
cost All persons visiting ths city are invited 10
Gull and examine,--no trouble 10 show Goods..
mar3l tfII15EE 4TIG T'T VI
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
WILSON SHANHuN J,IstpII = ,Roh
SHH ANNON Il SHARON,
1ttorney'e and Councillors at Lar,
AMI SOIJCIrORs IN ruANcppy

ANb ooLICIIOh0 IN CIANCER1,
j. t.rI .lt CADlZ. ONO,
L. AElSG formed partnership in the practice
Il L 7i their profession. will promptly attend to
thGbnsiness entrusted to their care. Office uppo-
ate John Bcall's Drug Store. ortI5-y
AA/ e offer very nice assortment of DlrAs
w Guodsin every variety, namely: Brooadr
Figured and Plain, Black and Fame: Hand
serchicls, Poland Silks. Silk Tissues. Plaid Ar
cnines. Printed and Plain Bange, Barcgc dc
HIines, French Lawns. Ginghnms, ETC.. all to
had very low for cash, approved protIucs. or
on short credits to good mcn. ''Short profits,
talk little. do mach, fast sales and uuick re-
turns, lis our m0ttu. at 4 ."..
mays WIN. IIOGG & co.
L is an admitted truth that IIoGG H. Co. al-
4 ways offers (oDiy when sold out.) the nice.t t
aud largest stock Of Men aud Boys weir tn he
had, an "a hltlc less price than is generally
solo ~. ." "'.'' '' may 5
"TM. HoGG 4 co. pronounce it no trou-
w bic TO show goods, aud therefore reuuest
the Indies. marr ed aud single, 10 call and ex
anime their bea iiuI stock OF BonMets, Bonnet
Ribbons. and the largest and best nssortmen
OF Flowers and Tabs in this Town, together
with dozen Pi,rase,Is, fnany Of which ar,, very
tnc aud nice. In seore to be sold. Gloves Mius,
Hosiery. T'immin gs, Silk Fringe and Lnces,
Nee"'e '"efR "' every variety. mty5
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StntinrI & farmer
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
CHARLES N. ALLEN.
Editor AND PROPRIETOR.
rEKNs OF suBscRrPrIos.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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Tie same length ut time, Tree.
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For sach additional insertion, 25
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ETThe last case Of Incidence is related
in one Of our exchanges; tits that Of nan
named John Hole. who was so lazy that,
when writing his name he simply used the
letter ]. and then punched q hole through
the paper. ,.,'s.@ s
~ The Lexington Statesman says Hon.
Epraim II. Foster, late U. S from Tennes-
see, recent candidate for Governor Of that
State. and one Of the most prominent and
aealous Wings of the South, has declared
himself for P1ERoBand KING.
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JANsES II. ME- mEs ZEN.

I MA LER in all The most popular Novels and
~ Magazines OF The day. Stationary Letter
and Newspaper, and Varieties. All No. II. Market
street, Wheeling, Va. .. oct9.ly
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LEWIS LEW TON

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR I'M CHA NCERY,
W/ILL PRACTICE in Harrison and the adj
w joining counties. Collections, the busi.
ness Of Executors and Administrators, Guardians
and Wards, Petitions for Partition, settlement oi
Estatec, and all other business entrusted to his
nre,s will receive his promptattontion. Office in
the old stand, opposite Barrett's Hotel.
oct29-ly 8iflGM HI@fI 34It4
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CpSA1XZ Fd1U1H DIS ".
COOKING STOVES.

ME subscriber having purchased Of the lat
Il proprietor, h. NJ. Scott, his entire interts
i'll the Cadlz Foundry, takes pleasure in announ
cinS to the public that he has had MANY wears
practical experience in the business, and is now
doing all i'll his power 10 ltnp and put in good
WORKING HoIldiIion III" entire machinery OF the
establishment Being thus prepared, he will keep
coIlstfntlJ ON hand Cooking Stoves of all the
various patterns, ParIar and Egg Stoves Fancy
Fronts, franklin Stoves and Crates OF all sizes
HOLLOW WARE,
Flow Castings OF ne'trIy every pattern, Waffle
irons torstovek, Fencing for Graves and Fronts
ior Houses, Plow Points, Muffin Pans, IL new ar.
lcle. and Chimney Tops, &c.
Orders for amy thing in the above line thank
fully received a Id promptly filed on The shortest
notice. Old Metal taken in exchange tor new ut
its highest cash prices. DAVID POOL.
;uJ V-'5
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Fresh Beef.

TIE subscri Der would respectfully inform the
citizensof Cad!z and vicinity, that he intends
TO have ut the Market House every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, good Fresh
Beef Veil. Mutio,l, sc which he will sell as
cheap as the season will afford
Meat can be procured at NIL times at his
Slangh er House. ROBERT HOLMES,
INN. Ga 1859 - "
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CPINAL COMPLAINTS, Stiff } oin.s, Strains,
- Bruises, GUS, ounds, Flost Bites, Cholera
MOrhus, DyscRtcry, Tic Dolureux aud all other
complaints where there is severe pains, RAD.
WAYS READY RELIEF will Instantly stop
,;he pain ana quickly cure the disease.
The Human Frame is the must perfect piece of
mechanism in the universe. Every artery mus.
Gle, ligament and BONE exhibits in lis formation
the wisdom OF the Deity. Every Joint and sinew
works harmoniousy with each other, and upon
the natural performance OF every function de-
pends the hclltht action Of the whole.
Pain disorgan;zes the whole system, it pros
trates the nerves, it relaXes the muscles, it weak
ems thc joints, it intereres with the functions OF
every organ. it checks the free aud healthy cir
cuIaion OF the blood, it paralises the absorbehts,
and rcndcls them unable TO take mp and epete
the wasted form with sound materink For the
very moment that this teauiiml MASTERPIECES
God becomes afflicted with Pain the influence Is
experienced throughout The whole system, no
matter III what particular locality the pain may
originate; whether in the HEAD, the feet, the
back, the knee, joints, the elbows the teeth,
the gums or the stomach; whether il arises from
internal derangenient, is the icsult Oi external
injuries, still the pain exercises its influence
throughout every portion of she human system.
Not Il nerve or muscle escapes its proslruting
influence. INSTANT RELIEF
from Pain is the great disideralum OF every indi-
vidnal who suffers its tUrurcs, no matter how
light or severe its paTyuxisms may be- No one
can leel happy while suffering lis turnents
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FRESH DA'agOs ,

IN OO#~ A~# VVSCb
TENIlE subscribe is receiving his ..-~.uupJZ..
I stock of Spring and Summer ss1zSaZ
Drugs. which have all b en- secrttd & u
by himself in the Eastern cities, and IS lSM "a
much the largest assortment Of the sasaE-@
kind ever brought TO this marEet; and in po Mt
" quality. price, etc, will compare with amy
Stock in the country. lie will sell It's low rs my
o Establishment west of the mountains for cash or
approved country produce. Persons wishing to
purchase nny article in the
BOOE on Drug Lime,
would do we'll to call and examine hi stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Cadiz, May 10, 1852. J. BEALL.
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Final Notice to Stockholders.

20 Oflte oi the SIeu. and Ind. L. K. Co.,l
Stcnbenville, June 10, 1852.
THE Stockholders of The Stenben, lille nnd In
diam Railroad company are hereby notified to
pay the remaining fifty per ernt. upon the cSri-
thI stock BY them respectively subscribed, aat the
office OF d. L..C CllIicr, Esq, Treasurer OF said
company. in Steubenvillc. as follows viz:
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BEwARE Or THE HAas. .-TwitcheIl 4
Magridge'sreyiew Of the St Louis Market
for last week, advises their readers not To
take the notes off'Farmers' and Merchants
Bank, Of Quincy" Ill.,, as there isno telling
how long " may have being.
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Real Estate Agency.

& BINGHAM, as RhAL ESTATE AGENTS
- will give espesial attention To buying and
selling OF Real Estate, Examination OF Titles,
CUnVeyanciI Z. &C., on reasonable terms.
Cadiz. July 30.ly
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The most favorable circumstances, which tlCv
are determined to sell, il possil le before the lit
of September, We 60 upon the principle 0t'
'WOrk hard, HmuGh and Mtakea little eUerytipe.'
: his large and splendid stock, exceeding any
thing ever before brought to CptIiz, cpnsists in
part otCl0ths, Casimeres. Sn1tinets, VcstiIes
tlanneIs, Mouslin tie l;.iaRs, Berages, Ber,,yu
de Lainrs, Silk Tissues. French and Euglish
Lawns. AIpacas. Scotch, English pad tnMestic
Gint hams, fancy nets, Jaconets, NJ ulIs ho Sinct,
Swiss and Book Muslins. ...r ....t4,
Irish Linens, Ga largo lot aud dirt chem
E'sings> i"ccs. Hosiery, English and Amcricirin
Prints. .
DOMESTIC GdDOgDs.
For common wcnr. general assortment of
B"nnr's, Misses Hats and Bcnmess, Ladies call
aud examine for yourselves. A. llses lot oI shoes
lur !adies and children.
SUNENAEEs EEATS. s....
Hardware. Queensware. Gr"oetirs and nearly
everything else MooN Il SMITH
Cadiz, Apnl %. 1852. . \.
A KTIFICtAL Flowers at r.rl.a..U
n hp2l WOOD aMs SMITHS.
RIMM lNGS far la,Iics' dresses, Lprages.
! S'mps, cords, l'U"s, ctc.n .,. ' .'3
"r2l WOOD and SMITHS.
- lLk Poplins, plain and watered, 33 per cent.
Cunder last 1eals lHIccs, "a big lot at ~ 7} r"
"f@! WOOD and SMITHS.
NANTON Grape and Cashmere Sh.wls, ]!
Oap2l . WOOD and sMlIIrs.a .a
- ADDLERY. consisting uf Saddles, Eri4ts.sA
AoCoIars, liarness, Brichbands, Check AN Il Stu
sc LINES, bhd BIlalts. side straps, etc, etc. at
"P2i WOOD and SMITHS.
80 FARMERS '. g.
A GOOD yoke oi we'll broRe Oxen fDr sale
"a cheap enquire at 49, s.-.r
ap}l WOOD and SMITIrS.
DARASOI.S aud Umbrellas for spring liAs,,Ls
I np3i WOOD and sMiFtta.
CtlLK Mits, hand matle to fit every siae. ut
Oap2l WOOD aud SMITHS.
Silks fOv DrGSSe~ .ams RNnnees
DL.4Wand figured bI Jack changeuble, lendif,
i teient kinds. all cheap enough.nt ea
ap2l WOOD and SMITHS
DERAGE de laincs, beautilnl and cbeap.
Ddozen kinds, Mt WOOD and SMITHS
DONNEFS and ehihAsenss Hats, in greut va
Dncty, at the big corner e& 4l,s faI a ig G#
apal WOOD and SMITHS,
GUNNER wear first rate assortsaeiii, at nIk
AJpn les, irom iaAup. .'S 8t.'
ap2L !... WOOD and SNl THIS, ag
NV ALL and Window Piper, at
w np2l .lr. s"0An and SMITHS.
4 N.4RPET BAGS, vafiouS si8es and sualiess
Vat WOOD ant SMITHS.
- HlNGL Es, Oak and Pophr Boards, Lnt
Dhnd Sludding, elc., at the lumber yard Of 1'
ap2I WOOD ana SMITHS.
(tAPEs, Collars; Chimeze.ts, ut .''
Oap2l WOOD and SNEIfTH,S.
a. AMlLY Flour warranted by the barrel, anti
l. in smaller quantities, at all times on hand at.
ap2l WOOD and8SMITH'S.
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GE Hon, John Brick, distinguished
Brick .in the Wing temple in New Jersey,
has tunnbled from theedifce upon the soup
bowls. and stands right end up on the DEM
ocrgLie pIntfofm.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby giveu that the subscriber
has been duly apps inted and qualified us sad-
ministrntor on the estate Of Mary Shearer, de-
ceased: late OF Harrison county, Ohio.
SAMUEL SIEARiiR, A i'm.
Scott Z Bingham, Au'ys.
iuAc %, 1852. n30-3t#
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A New Threshing Machine.

Mr.. Palmer, of North Carolina, has inven-
ed a new threshiny machine, which is now
On exhibition in New York. The editor OF
she Express, who Witnessed . trial Of it,
says: 4ss ''~a-@~'-' 30 '.@es
it threshed out with perfect cleanness ev-
eryekernel, SO far as We could see, of every
grain putinto it, from the tiny timothy seed
to the Long Island, wheat, and we are per-
tectly convinced that it is the best machine
of the kind we have ever seen. We are as
sured that with four men to feed the No. /,
double machine, it can take one hundred
earasloadsof wheat in the morning, lying in
the sheaf, pass it through the thresher, sep
crate every kernel from the straw, winnow,
clean, and put into bags 1900 bushels be-
fore sunset % ~ - ----