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PETITIONS, ETC.


by Mr., SCUDDER The petition oI J y. Tobcy
Co, aud Lewis Kinney & Co., Of Wareham,
Massachusetts, for return Of duties paid on GER
tain merchandise. Referred 10 the Committee on
Commerce.
Also, resolution in favor Of buoy being
placed on the "Lcno Rock" near Hyannis Har-
Dor, ia the State Of Massachusetts. Referred 10
tho Committee Commerce
by MIR. Parker, OF Indiana: The petition Of j.
p Sddall, g. H. BufchenaI, and forty six others,
citizens OF Union, Wayne, and Randolph counties,
Indiana, praying Tor certain mail route.
BY Mr.. FLOBbNCE:The mem )rial Of Joseph Hop.
kinson, asking 20 DC allowed the difference between
the pay ola passcd assistant surgeon and Tint Of
feet surgcOn. and surgeon for the period he per-
formed the duties Of the latter grades in the East
India squadron.
by Mr.. DAVIS, OF Massac husetts: The rem0n
STRANGE Of Daniel Boniecon and others, legal
81 Springfield. Massachusetts, against any change
in the mode Of superintendcnce Of the Springfield
armory.
Also, the memorial of David Ie Gro, and other
artisans employed in the United States nfmory at
Springfield, denying ccrtain statements made in
certain memorials nsking flr change In tho su.
pcriutcndeney Of said nrmory. Referred 10 the
Committee on Military Affairs,
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supreme Court OF the United states.
FaIpAY. May I. 1852.

No. 100. j. Aspden's administrator. ct al, ap-
pelants, Us. NJ. Aspdcn's administrator.--The ar.
gu'nent of this cause wac continued by Mcssrs.
Tigbmsn, Harrie, and Glpin, for theappcllanta.
Adjourned until Monday, II O'Clock, a. m.
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From tie Nashville (Tnn., Jphig.

WHrTHER DO WE TESD.-A debate Aprung up in
the House 0f Representatives on the 22t instant in
which tho proceedings of the WING caucus Of the
10th were canvasscd. II poss, sses much interest,
developing, ms IL docs, though but partially some
ofthc causes which at work TO disorganize The
Wing party. MIR. Washburn, Of Maine having
been called up by the heterogeneous of Mr.. How
ard OF Texas, stated the position Of the Whigs OF
the North, as follows:
Their course and their aim has been 10 res,orr
harmony and peace. There arc those among them
who approved vi those (thc COmpromise) measures,
and those alsJ who sincerely disapproved of some
OF them. They would not-certaiuly the latter
would not-opposc the nomination or election of
any to the Presidency because he differs from,
them In opinion concerning these measures.
They would not oppose Mr.. Fillmore, Mr. Webster
or General Scott, any man, North or South, sim.
ply for the that they do not agrco with them
10 the wisdom propricty OF the Comm otni so
They will allow men 10 Giffcr on this suliccl; tiey
know that men from different sections and from
the same section OF the country, will differ upon
questions growing out OF tho institution 81
slavery. But this ] may safely cay: Then nil moi
cons nj that the IFhig party ShaH be denaioaoiizm
~ the introduction 0 any nt,c hst # poiiiica ~ Tho
dory They iciH ncrtr consent that fhs fnaiitg Of
ne Compromise MEASURES shall BE- made Part Of hc
Vhig creed; md any candidate, whether NJ be
General Scott or any other man, who insists opcn
that, or who IL nominated by a convention which
ahYfns or requires ", cannot, in my Judgment.
ob0in the vote OF single Northern Satc--nct one.
Gentlemen may totH undtrsiand Mis frsi as last.
" wc are to exist rs a party, II most be upon
platform Oh which men Of all sections Of the coun-
try con stand together, without any sacrifice of
opinion, of principle, OF honor; and not upon
which may well hold Of all parties in one
secton. and exclude oil in another"
Such speeches as tboec are well calculated TO en-
gender discord; but they have tho merit Of cam
dor. hir, Washburn may proclaim the determine
ton Of the mejoriiy Of the Wings Of the North; bat
until III, assertions verified by The actions Of
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. GROW presented the petition Of George
Catn, relative 70 the purchase by Congress Of hi.
collection OF Indian PORTRAITS; and IL was referred
60 the Committee on the Library.
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Our rcgnia Tor ann nnnGing candidates for office
nr"- Subscribers. no'hing; non n-snbscrihers. 4!
to he pt'i hrore the nntne announced.
WE are r;luAAed tn arnhuuce III" nnme Of
TuoM.s McCII>rucH. OF Monroe township, us Il
GdudldntG for Land Appraiser in Dist,ict No 4.
We are Gequ~s'ed to 0nnounce the nanla of
TNCHIEI4u X GAS, Of Jefferson county, aS "A can
dIHatu Ejr Congress iiis di6trtct, sIhjcc to the
decision ul The Convent on.
Ma. ALLEN: PIch9e annM Minre the name OF
MosGS fEGrER. ct frccpOrt township, MS - can
didatc Tor Auditor, subject to Ihed cisinn of the
county cuiiyun;iun, aud obIigc tlye Dem0crdcy o.
si fi,isl PORT TOWNSHIP.
Mn. EpITnR. Pi@tsennilonHce the name Of AA-
Eo% CnNAwAy. as snitabl" "cIndiate Cor Lunl
Ai praiscrin Disuirt Nos, and oblgo
I{lectos of North Township.
Nh. ALLEN: Please annoIire The name OF
THnMAs NICHOLSON as suitable candidate for
land Appraiser in District No Land oblige
many voters ot said Delnct.
Mr., ALIEN: Pfense announce the na rae of ASA
iloLMHs, Of Short Geek township. nS d candi
date for Congress in this Disirt, subject 10 the
decision o. the ConS cntion, and obIige the Dc
mocracy Nof HARRISON CouNTY.
We are requested to stnte that DR.. SAMUEL.
QUlGLEY. Of CoiumbiaEn county. will be Il can
Idhiae for Congress in this district. subject to
he decision " the Democratic Convention.
MIR EDITOR. j on WIFI plbhsG HntlOutlce the
name of JomN NJ BURNS. of German tuwnsI in.
ase candidate for Land Appraiser in district No
| !! subject to the decision OF the Convention. and
DhiiSe many yntcrsuf GERKAN AND RuM.Ey,
! Mn. EErroR: Please unnunncc Ithe name "
| J0HN VI. JgSKns.UI C0lumbianu cuunty, as n
cnndEate for Congress i'll this district. subject "a
the decision of the convention. and nhligs
| MANY DEaoCRITs.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce JOsEPir h. BAIL,
| # Jefferson county. as candidate Tor Congru ~
n !hls district, s'r'Ject td tho decision of the
Dcmocrf tic convention. JEFFERsuN CoUNTY.
Mn. ALLEN: Please announce lhat l. @. For
syrnE, OF ikarnSon county, ia = canddnte foI
| congress in this district, subject to the decision
| 81 the convention, and obi &c
MANY DEMocATs.
| Ma. ALLEN: Please announce the name oftbe
| Ion. >, G. PEPPARD as n candidate Tor Con,
ress in the 2lst district. subject 10 the dccipiou
| IC the democratic convention, and Ohige his nIl.
a rous hicuds in HARRISON Co.
| Mn. ALLEN: Please announce the name o
SAMUEL BELL, ESQ. us u candl date for Land Ap.
raiser III district No. ., subject to the decision
| the democratic convention and oblige his
NuMERops FRlENDs.
Mn. ALLEN: rlease announce the name o
| ANDREW STUART. Of Jefferson county. ns d
candidate for Congress IL the 2lst Congressiona
District tubject 10 the decision OF the denl0c rat
ic district convention, and obge a
,.a - Iloa Of lis Friends.
Mn. ALLIES: Please annouu;e the name o
MiLTDN HARyEy, Of Moore field t1wnsh;p. "a /,
opndidatc for Auditor subject to thu decision Of
he DempcTaiic convention. md obilke mqnS
- @ y TOWNSHIP.
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Tommy Upton.

This missionary who has lately
been sort out as one from Washing
ton city to come among the heath
enish wings of Ohio, and make to
them Scott speeches, amused the
people OF Cadiz on las. Wednesday
evening. lie done his work pretty
well, for he talked to them, like as
if he was'talking to a set of ignoram-
uses. We hope he may visit us
several times before tho election, for
we do like fun once i'll a while, and
Tommy's ignorance is just what
makes it.
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War D.paFimentare unjuSt-that your con
plants are unfounded-fhat the designs i'm
puied by you to the government, 70 embar
rass your operations. impair your rightfu
authority as commander and 70 offer on
rage and insult To your feelings. are All the
mere creations Of distempered fancy; but
to do more than have done, would IN my
Judgment. be work of superogation.
in conclusion, / may be permitted 10 say
that as one of the presidents advisers,
had FIJI share in the responsibility Of the
act which assigned you 70 the command Of
our armies in Mexico. felt interested.
even more than natural aPpertaineG to my
official position, that success and glory
should signalizc your operations. 1t was
my duty 10 bring 10 You aid the efficient
corporation ofthe War ardeparlmeht. Inev-
er had a feeling that did not harmonize with
the full and fair discharge Of this du,y.
SHop IL has been Faithfully performed
There are some men whom enough cannot
be done t. make them grealful, or even Just
unless acts of suLserviency and personal de-
vo,edness are super added. From youI ex-
fS~'SN cNit JuShICs Uub nave DCcl ulSdp-
pointed | have found my accuser. In
my vlndicalion have endeavored to main
tain defensive line; and i'll have gone be-
yond 1t at any time, il has been done to re-
pelunProvoked aggression. TO your fame
1 have endeavored 20 be ust. l have been
gra.ited with The many occasions | have
had to bear public testimony to your abIi-
lies and signal services as a military COM
mander in the field l, has been, and, un-
der any change in our personal relations,
/. will continue to be, my purpose to be lib
eral in my appreciation Of fyour distinguished
mill airy merils. In respect to your errors
and your faults, though | could not be blind,
! regret thal you have mo- permitted me 10
be silent.
| have the honor to be, very respectfully
! our obedcnl servant.
W. L. MARCY,
.-.--.E. .Secretary q Har.
Major General WINFIELD SCOTT,
U s. Army, 4AercO
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CAUTION TO TIE PUTT,TECJ e.
Rk: NOT DEcEFlACRED!

ny" - Noe' n!'@s DR.. n ~ Msnroe7" ~ iitr:'rs'
,!tm! II" III l8s", AID ihe rnrr ~ 'v'kN lffre
C' lns''' y" ~" page aor .tcnds Errol a"d ,l y
t"e'rrrab'r lsnre tc dtstS by mail, ardad
hcs4 Ia ~, : V. itluicrau.
tuh LtI r'r", WIN cr"isriS. tT;rt'er rfh Ew ps;as
caihz II jp' ST. ytctS rtcr pnsrtR iIpslY, Nth
Is 'r Il, ~ ni PrclDSiag Rrr
pr.''sd !rtrr d,!tr ett a. lafrn.
rr@n rs"eFA3 ~ s'Erfy CN"tE, ior tive
fto''n" for "a" 19'r F1.'Itlun rrtr,t b2I,Q7I~G,;
.'''F3 =; N NtHHFiTb ht'sEg F'.S Es:SEEAGE
HTEIiCAr, UtHRs E"S S%:}N" - s"ut t,l,csfed
Trsrl ~ aug "hr9 W "a" U,'tt+ft "i"ts d. ND
l"ttca1 ln"' hc ''pSt-,s'II mn! nt! Irr.4tF In
htl, \. ~. tfNVR.CNNr. Tins 's'4.:. ~
YORK. cay T0h'i-;llnag oiic~. 's". 40 ith::fy
str+-f. @'HT Tak.
For s"I" BY. &int:;4>N, Cinrinnc,i; YIuntr
y Ma'tdov. hirl.y; f'nkrr < ii"nI" tirlurn
= 4 " wight, >pringicirI; Sa>inn, Eau'"n:
: ''Iizrii. Gtowef"wI: VIM f.nib'. liassiiGort
! tnn"iIson iGr1 ru+; Fr:rrs n Co.. Marion
! |nr"b, F'nIIay VI e Pierce. rc;ion en-; ,
! vrkiis. Athens; f. {; Con S,il. tush.ctcn;
speed. Medium: Rrawn " Worlry. Wnsilj gttn
j. Newman. Norunlk II. Miller 1hilarSLurgt,
Burns. krfcor: { Pine, ClilirUtir. tliu.
june -. 'J9-lv.
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$500 a;Ra.A AhLsINSaai.


WA HAThtER concerns the health and
w haPpnrss "f Il people is NJ / im't
the HosI valuable importance. | ,aEe i rSr
&rnhted TINT every p"rS'n will ii" all in Ihcir
power to save the lives Of thoir chittII,n, and
tnat every persan viii cndeayor to promote thcir
own health at all SACRIFICES. deem il TO he
my duty 10 soIemmly assure yon ihnt wuE&S, ne
rordihE 10 lhc opinion "I The most crieb,alcd
phFsicians, are 'he prlmary ctGses OF Il large
mni Iniy of Tie hISehscs to which children and
adults are ilaolc II you have u" appetite con,
rinm1liy changoai.ie tralnonc kud ot TODD -
ui"thyr, ir'd 1re1h, patA m the S'onach. pick
'nS At the hosr Ea't'ness AID miHhss oi the Dci-
y, dH c'nSn, SO" fever, pnls" irregular, re-
"i",t,hcr thH' aiI hcsc icIot"s " ornls i.ud you
shuttid IL: "uct apply tbr 'tmedy.
saHLr'i"tsCs> ~ tSuFS1 SFFVp.
An article mhidea nl"h' scie ''ldc principles.
ena+'Ounted with pur"iy vr&lnnic substitutes,
oring pr4'ects safe vii II Hitrn. and dc tGlninru
IN al its ri'octt. a"a "ot ir'' ins 'hc system ia
aispasaH cond, ,tiun Is !p9.l "fIveriseG nor
trums composed o. tal0ihri ot 'he I'n"N"i -!
Wnrna, Slch MS I"'rH@cS, Frniiners, &c., itrt
has performed most aai"niS'inG cUtds. hnH saN ii
tae lives N sh"nsands, h"|h uI 4 iun yo3i9g vim
nave herli ploiroupceG hnpe.rsn. ineuid. ie h,
Physicians, Read HE io'i"whE.a,ld n' cliut sa =
.siGd OF eifGary over al olAars.
nIrls S,yer, j.
Mr., n. IIphcnsark = This is 10 eettill th"t my
3I'in,, ~ yeas uI age, hay ng been srk iar >
years, w"s a'tcndrd by Dls Lager. Willis ilnd
Rise,, Ipr II h"i tune W thrEt Ie:vi,iig ANY
hrsA III mhcn Htlrr giving her up ~ incuianir.
WeMt Io Phladrlphin AID co!sntcd one I" lhF
ocs Ply slcians. her ,Iisals, stlI gtvwng wors, !.
Il wHsat this time was.ihducen To try tsobcr
hck'a Worm S4rupi and i,l,rr taking two bot
Ties she cntilclS gained her hcnilh iiuriny
tlat tlis Will Prove Il teneIil 10 parents whnlp
Ghi%trUn are siniliai j. Giclrd. nm y0nrs Ne.
srs r. BOWMAN.
FsOSMnsacEk' E.is"r rtIN>.
Nh pau,of!he y srrip is more liable % dieenrc
thau Ne Liver, j strvins. rs fiire,er 10 .rurily
thG hi"ulk ur sivihg lno,Fr,pnr secretion pfthe
biIr: 3" that any aalo % The i.iver cG'cts ihe
othtr parts 81 NE system. and ltpahs ,ntiousy :.
| Liver Conpaint, Jmmdica. l'yspesn. &n. nr
should The "ore,wh'el ~ ny symptom iI,at nat S
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Final Accounts.

r OiiCE is hereby given thai the following
i nee oEnis have been filed VA II G pTuhuie court
oi Ifat'is''n county. Ohio. tor s,.It"mrHt.
J lie HHal nccuunl cf >amurl " iliinnts rs CNrr-
nior ot tie estate Ut Ehznbeth WiIli' ms. u,cras-
cd
The fnai account cf SntnGrl Rogers as guar
dian ui Eliza Ellen liinrs. aumur.
~ d lhat he same viii be- ,CyCr-I liz CNariurG
rd pnssco upon by the under,I- ned o. Nunta,
he 3OIf day Of August next.
B. W. EEIHS, Probate Judge.
Inlr o1 1870
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DIED-After a lingering illness of I2
months and days. which he bore with be
coming fortitude. Mr. NATHAN RILEY,
aged II years. He was native Of Virginia.
but for the last &c years a resident Of lhis
place.
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New YORK Cattle Market.

Beeves--270o southern and western offer.
I'd; business less active than last week, and
prices not so firm: good qualities $7a9; 500
emained unsold--the market closing dull
Sales of lQ0 Cows and calves at $50, 35 a
80. 800 sheep and lambs offered, the for
ner at $3a3, rs; the latter at 81 ,5oa2,75
800 remaining unsold.
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Notice.

4 7 my ins'nEr" wit 81 ailuchmen' wa as
IA this dav issued by samuel Bcii,n p.s,icc +
t..e peace OF Gitcn toNnshin. tiurri-ou ruuHIy,
Ohio against the rights. credits AMI pTrpeTJ, OF
Denton fUnug. Au ahscnHding GeB.ut.
Duted July 10th, 1882.
A9gI. MARlAH BIORE.
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VIM. FULTON, Jr.


IL is not at all necessary for Ihi
squirt 10 make an ass ofhimself. be
cause he holds the little petty offic,
of Post Master. at 1'ippccanoe il
this county. For fear some miGh
think we arc doing wrong in calling
this thing the names VIC have men.
toned above, we will give our rca-
sons for so doing.
Some three or four weeks since
W. had surplus number of copies
of our paper on hand. and we con-
cluGed tbat we would send them to
the Pos; Masters IN those townships,
which we had no; visited, for them
to give them to DemoCrats. who
might cal at their Office and were
not subscribers q the Sentinel
We requested each post master to
do this. as politely as we know how,
this Tippecanoo thing among the
number. This Wm. Fulton, jr.,
instead of doing this. as any gentle
man would have done thought it
would he Il fine chance to do some
dirty work for MS party. After keep
Ing them a week or two,he does them
lug ina hrge pirce Of paper, and di-
Icacls them to us. with such writing
Ia this Oh the outside ofthe envelope:
.''leap your trash at hOme'-,'we
want no such stuff hero"--''Hrepay
your postage on transient papers be-
'oro sou send thcm"-lhis is not the
pace to soad Iocofoco papers" and
uch like siuh. This we think is
about as moan a trick as any man
=a!!!!@:S hi;asclGsloh, could ae nrjIiy
.of doing. Now what reason this
lng leg2cd, Iantcrn-jawcd, pale
feed, Insignificant pup had for do
Ing this dirty piece Of work, VIC can
not imagine. lie may think he is
i jring lis or our CAUSE by so do
ing, but VIC cnn tell him that he is
very much mistaken; he is only in
jlr11g himself, for after doing such
dirty work, no respectable man of
Either party will have any confidence
in h'm. And those that uphold him
in such dirty work are just as mean
as nc is. ii'not more so.
The last Republican publishes :.
long article from that lying sheet
the Washington Commonwealth.
abo1t&on. Piercc's coWardico faint
ing. sc, IF this is all 50 is it not a
little remarkable, that among all Of
dcors who served in the Mexican
war, not orc Has yet been found
to back up these assertions
Dr. Sheets, Of New York, gave
one Of his interesting lectures On the
subject of electricity. to 4 large and
respectable audience, at the court
hoase, on last Friday evening. Ihe
Doctor is a good lecturer, and seems
to fully understand his subject. and
his experiments were 50 eatIsiact0-
.ry, that all seemed to regret that
hc could not spend several even
iocs with u2. We rocommand the
doctor To MI lovers of science.
.a..,:l hope that he may have good
holees "'lc"nycr lie g)as.
w.. 1eG1.;2Il q. Meaning. CIor'l, OF
the Court in Nl31roo t9unt!y, dIo cd
Il few days since.
N@To Is 40 nCWS Ut Importance
thi5 wCc
Leaving the Foul Party"
S. Douglas, Esq late of this county, for
merry editor Of the Tus Advocate, and whig
candidate for Jongress,in this district, pas
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MIR. Struble. one Of the members
of the Legislature from Hamilton
county, has resigned his scat in
consequences Of health
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VIM. Ming Nicoll.

M ANUFACrURER OF Saddles. plidlc7,
lVA Harness apd ruuks, Of MI kinds aud
qualities, ~ the old stand, No 100, Main street.
Wl@'ling, Va. Carpet and Saddle htgs Suttb-
els, Vaices, comnon and plni,ed Carriagc ttd
Busgy Harness, Briggs Parent Forest City Coach
Wagon aud Drry llnrness oi nlI kinds, nj ways
on baud nntl made to order on literu t,rps.
1,rl.l H..
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NOTTCK.

"A Tiny instance an attachment was this dSy
N issued by Robert Maxwell. a Justice of the
Pcace Of Archer township. Harrison connt,.
Ohio, against the property anl effects OF James
Smiley, q non resident of said county. Dated
July3, 1859, WILLIAM RifGBEY.
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Two New IYarrons.

FETWO new and good two nurs" Anggons 70
sale or trndral WOOD aud Eltl rl!'S.
Also n good strong Ok Cart. w aud :.
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CADIZ MARKET-JULY 28,

wheeling Market.
August g.
Bacon-Hams at l0k; Sides, few in mar
ket; Shoulders &C.
Beeswax-l9@2Oc. % fb.
Candles-Wheeling mould 1Octs, Dipped
&c.
Castings Heavy are sold at 25@3cts.
Cotfee-Sales at 10&W11.
Cotton Yarns-14@l5cts
Feathers-25@33}c. % lb.
FIour-2,87@$3. i29.
Ginseng-25@3Oc. B 1b.
Iron Bar 25cts; Hoop 31@5c.
Leather-Hemlock Sole 10000; Span ish
32c; Moroccos S16@l8 R dezen.
Lumber-Common 1925, per thousand
clear stuff $l8, 50.
Moiasses-N. 0. by the barrel at 36c.
frm.
Mackercl-- Large No 3, 50.
Naiis-l0d, . 3, sizes varying in proper.
ton.
soap-Whecling, 4l cts, for good bar.
Sugar.. Tendency upward,
Window GLASS; bv 10, $2,75, u box
for No /. for common So, 50. 10 by I2, 8
@$3'25.
T Wool--2o@5Oe. p 10.
RETAIL AND FAMILY MARKET.
Butter-l24@15c f3 fb; Lard-10c % ID
scarce; Potatoes-.New, 25c pcrpeck, for the
best; Bacon--Country hams | lc f2 ID, sides
and shoulders DC; Beans--1G4@25c 33
peck; Bee;-Best cuts 1Octs % ID; Veal
Steak 8@10 49 ID; Mutton--Best 64cts;
Eggs-12Ic f9 doz, Chickens--Live 1910
l5c, % piece, very small; dressed l82.
Pittsburgh Market.
August SO
Bacon--ShOuldcrs 81 85c; Hams &c;
Sides &c; Sugar Cured Hams, lie.
Flour-Superine, SO, l5a3, go; extra, g.
81.
Groceries-Sugar 6a64c; Molasscs S5a
3Gc; Coffee 10alO4c; Rice 5a54c.
Grain-~Oats 32a35c; Wheat Goa7Oc;
Corn 42a55; Barley 40 to SO.
GIass--8 by 10, 1,75.
Oils-~Linseed, 55; Lard No. /, SOC.
New York Market.
July 81.
Flour--~Sales 5000bbls at 81, ,OGa4, 81 for
State ,Ggain-Sales 5000 bush. wheat at
$ for western. Sales 10000 bush. mixed
corn at 595a6lc..
Cincinnati Market.
July, 81
Very little business was done to-day and
there has been no change in prices. Sales
400 bbls -four at S3, %. Some Bacon sides
were offering at o., but no demand. Rice
has advanced to s cents.
Philadelphia MARKET.
July 81.
Flour-Quiet; sales of 1000 bbls for ex-
port, at $4, 12 for mixed and straight, and
"a, 25 for Western; for Pennsylvania extra
4,75.
Steubenvillo Market.
Angus O.
Flvar--@2,9o from wagon; 800 10 ),
from store.
Wheat--59 for 60 for best White.
Buttel--l0 0 to 12tc.
Sugar-Sells at 81 to &c in hhds; and Gl
to g. in bbls.
Toas-Wholcsale from 40 to zoe. for good
quahtlea
Potatoes-62 to rs cents per bushcl.
Molasses-N. 0. 35; S. II. 46 to 48c.
Coffee-104 to II for good.
Salaratus-By the keg &c.
Toba,co-Six twist &c; hves plug 22 to
81; spun 25.
Dried Fru Peaches 2, ,25 to 800.
Seeds--Clover, butlittle offering; it will
command ATS to 500; Timothy 1,75 to
200.
Window GLASS; by 10 800; 10 by l2
$3.50
Woo-Common, 18 to 90; IA 90; 1-2 25
to 26; 3.4 98 to 90; rs 80; full 81 to 33c
New Orleans Market.
July 81.
Flour--Ohio 1915. Coffee Rio G3.
Hams ~ for extra.
Allegheny Cattle Market.
TUESDAY, July 27, 1859.
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Judge Mckinley. ofthe Supreme
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Valuable Town Lots for Sale.

II ME subscribers viii cfIer at pulilic 8 ,c. in
Z the town Of Bow ersvillc. ha risnn county
oilio. on TncsGay. the 3is' dry of August next,
bout tao yalunn,r COW \ Ktli&,
l'nwersvir Is situated in RIonrnr town shir
ln'rscn county. Ohin, directly on tie inr uf
he Ntuhcnvi'l, and lndnna Rail Road. iVich
viii be completed in one Year truln his l;Iur
miles west Of New MarEer. and ~ Inilcs rasr
OF lbrlchsvi!ie. The town contains ~ this TIM
- Grist and Saw Mil, Store. Backsa.ilh shop
and other Improvements. There are SPverG
roads passing through the tow". IA lulluwa -
One from New Lisbon 60 Cnml'dgr. one rou
InrolIFo" to Frcrpurt. ono from CGdz Ia New
! umbcr'"ne, one lram Rum'cy o U2r s,rI.".
nj owe from On rollton So Drersvrlr Wood,
watc' aud roal caa be had in grcat abundance
N ard about the town Those visiting to pir-
ellHse good aud valuable rropnrty will not find u
better oh09rnrI'v al investing th"r money. -
'r'ms made known on the day of safe.
DAVID RlWtRS.
HENRY HOOVER.
NATHANIEL BOWERS
B'"crsyi!c. Ohio. Iuly y, 712.
Stph"nyi'le Union publish to thu amout ni nnr
doliar. and charge this Office