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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02
ASensible Whig.

The Albany Knicker6Oeker, an ardent sup
porter of Gen. ScoTr, and one Of the most
ably conducted Wing papers in the United
States, thus hits the Albany Journal. and also
some smaller-fry Of the Federal Wing high
tarilfites:
On the Tariff question he (the editor of
the E'reniRg Joar0ot,) } has not advanced an
inch towards common sense in thirty years.
The same twattle that distinguished the for
cign labor articles" OF the EreRing ou,nol of
1882, are the characteristics of the Journal
OF to-day.--In spite Of lacts and defeat, the
JOurRat sill irsiSts that the whole country
depends on Lowell for living, while the only
way to enrich our farmers, is to make them
pay fifty per cent. more for their plows and OK
chains. As we said before, the man who
magines ihat the Ra ckerboeter is the "tool
Of Ihurlow Weed" or any o,her person who
believes in National Banks and high Tariffs,
cannot p. ssiby "take the papers
To tniS the Cincinnati inquirer adds:
I'VE are reioced To lind leading Whig pa
per take such sensible view OF the monst-
rocity OF IL tariff Of protection for the sake Of
protection. The idea of enriching farmers
Oy making them pay fifty per ceu5 more for
their plows and OK chains. is Wing idea,
that became obsolete with the people at the
same time that the necessity OF United
States Bank for the good of the people, the
regulation Of exchanges and the currency,
amt the general national prosperity, were
demonstrated to be supremely ridiculous.
Time, il not Wing writers, but both united,
will yet vindicate the soundness Of Democrat
ic principles"
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Naturalization Fee Reduced.

One Of the acts OF the present legislature,
of which the democracy of the state have
reason to feel proud, and which should bind
our adopted ctizens still Strongerto the par
ty under whose flag they almost unanimous
ly rally, is the reduotion Of the fee alIowed
for naturalization. 1t has 1een reduced FROM
the before comparatively small sum Of one
dollar and fifty cents, to il ty cents--one
third ofthe former amount. And this was done
too in the face of the most bitter opposition
from the whig side Of the House
When this reduction was offered as an
amendment to the fee bill of county clerks,
the leading whig in the house attacked the
proposition with all th, violence of party ami
mostly backed by eIoquence of more than
ordinary grand. He declared himself for
"raiSins the sum toFIvE DOLLARS, rutber than
red ce one cent? a proposition which, had
itbeen carried, would have kept tdisfranchised
for years thousands OF our most useful and
industrious citizens who could not have spared
that exhorbtant sum. But thanks to the
democratic party in that House. now as ever
the friend to the oppressed of all nations
ever ready to extend the hand Of sympathy
to the exIed victim of European oppression
and bid them welcome to the rights and
dignites of American citizenship. We say
thanks TO the democratic party the proposition
was Indignantly rejected by a large majority,
and the fee for naturalization reduced to the
nonina! amount of fifty cents. 1t is unnebes,
sary to add that the wings who opposed the
reduction were warm advocates of one Gen
Scott. who ''inclines to the opinion" tn at
foreigners never should receive the right
of citizenship. Let our foreign people take
notice of these facts CqShocton Denlocrot
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Kossuth at Bunker Hill.

The reception of Kossuth on Bunker Hill
was one of the most thrilling scenes ever
witnessed in America. His speech on that
occasion is a master piece of eloquence, full
of "thoughts that breathe and words that
burn" We make room for the following
extract:
Ny voice shrnks from the task to mingle
with the awful palhos, of that majestic ora
tor (pointiug to the monument.) Silent like
the grave and yet meloJious like the song
Of immortality upon the lips Of cherubims--
a senseless, cold granite, yet warm with
inspiration like patriots heart-immoya-
bic like the past, and yet string like the
future, which never stops, it looks like a
prophet and speaks like an oracle. And
rhus it speaks.
"The day commemorate is the rod with
which the hand OF the Lord has opened the
well Of liberty. It's waters will flow; every
new drop of martyr blood will increase
the tide. Despots may dam its food, but
never stop it. The higher tide; it will over
flow or will break through. Bow, and adore,
and hope"
Such are the words which come to my
ears, and bow, order, hope.
In bowing, my eyes meet the soil of Bun
ker Hili--that awful opening enc OF the
eventfu drama to which Lexington and
Concord had been the preface.
The spirit OF the past rise before my eyes.
see Richard Gridley hastily planning the
etrenchments. / hear the blunt sound ol
the pickaxe and spade in the hands of the
patriot band. hear the patrols say that
''All is we'll" see Knowlton raising his
line oil rail fence, upon which soon the guns
will rest, that the bullets may prove to Their
message true. / see the tall comm aiding
form OF Prescott marching leisulely arouhd
the parapet inaamiug the tired patriots with
the classical words that those who had the
merit OF the labor should have the honor ol
the victory. | see Asa Pollard fall the first
victim of that immortal day; | see the chap.
lain praying over him; and now the roaring
OF cannon from ships and from batteries
and the blaze of the burning town, and the
thrice renewed storm and the preserving de.
fence, till power was gone and but stones
remained; and see Warren telling Elbridge
Gerry that it is sweet and fair to die for the
fatherland; see him lingering in his retreat
and, struck in the forehead, fall to the
/ ground and Pomeroy, with his shattered
musket in his brave hand, complaining thai
he remained unhurt when Warren had tC
die, and see all the brave who fell unnam.
ed. unnoiced and unknown. the nameIess
corner-stones Of American independence.
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NOTICE !

OflEE + IS htr6J given. that there will b.
/ Y petition presented TO tie CommisIiunCIs :
ui uarris OIL county al lLeir nexG Session Tor The
ucaiio Of Il county road, 33 lect wide, To .un
ts follows :-cOmmenCiug at the south end u.
Market street, III the town o Jefferson in said
county running thence south q deg, west {
PercpeS 10 post; THENCE south IS dcss.. wrs'
Pcrches 10 sugar tee; thence suu,h So dres
west 3o.1 peiches To sugar trtr, thence sout
46 degs, west 3 perchrs t. II past ut the morn.
ensr corner OF Wikin and Barrert's Mill lur
thence tQ the first cnurces AMI dista noes. being
through the land oi John Wagner. ana the re-
mHIndcr through the Lands "f Mr.. rhArp.
Auril 2S 1852 .iw2
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Tomb St mes, Monuments, &c.
I'll. 81. GRagiOtSN,

1KIOtLD respectfully nlOfm The citizcns o.
w Harrison ami the adjoining counties
hat lie has akrn the shup Irrm:rly occupicd
- VIM. Kennedy, on Main sUreet. CHIiz. q
Nhere he will he 1t all times pr pared ID fur
nIsh Tomb lgncs, Monuments. und in IN / ev
~ king pertaining To his line of business ui
he most reasOmn"lc and acc, nmudaIing terms
Ills wutk shall not be surpussed ny ANY uthe
-nup ip the state. lle respectfully asks thu
public tn call aud cxamine his work before pa,
hasing elsewhere A. J. L.
Cat.z, Ohio April %. IS5! iy2
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KevOlutiOla in Marble.

Vie hoeciioet, having mace ample arrange.
L. mcnls Ior il large supply OF MAkBLE, keeps
constantly hand Nantes, laomls, Monu-
inehIs, tIead and Foot Stones, etc. lie is con.
''"ntiy Receiving large lols ol Italian, Egyptian
ana mehcah Marbles, which lie Is nIakIIIg up
AZ slyie not surpassed III mo United SIatea and
"iii sell hI very small adVa ice Oh cost, either
Wholesale OF retail, and soiicils all persons in
wanting, to give him IL call.
lie HiIl alsD lurmsh beautiful White Marble
,or Caps aud Siils, steps, Fronts Pieces lor
doors and Vaults, l'ile ui hoorng ETC., very low
'le has also on hand considerable quantity OF
rlee Stune monuments, Toumbs aud Head Stones
lII sizes OF Griltd Stones, both Tor wet and dry
sIhdIng, warranted.
RTN. B.-Lette,ilg done in the lptest and
h,s' beautiful sly les, ~ almost any lgnguage re
,lu red. MlCiiEL J. KGHAN,
Marble Mason and Vauil builder,
nov. SLY No. 66, lower end et Mnrkel a. q
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sstD1lfIS'zlC GOODS

a KTlFlCiAL Flowersat
IN ap2t WOOD. and SMITHS.
RlMMINGS for ladies' dresses, berages =,
4 g'mps, cords, luccs, etc ut
np2l WOOD and SMITHS.
~ lhK Popline, plain and watered, 33 per cent
ICunder last yeaIs prices, big lot at
ar2! WOOD and MlTH'S.
4 tANFON Grape aud cashmere Sh"wls. t
A/ap2l WOOD and SMITHS.
-. x.ADDi.ERY. consisting of Saddles, BridIes,
,CCoiaIs, iamess, Brcnoands, Check nu d Stu
ne Lines, Bind Brldies. side straps, etc, etc at
ap2i WOOD and SMITHS.
40 FAgsMEt.s.
GOOD yoke ui well broKe Oxen for sale
"a, ,cneop enquire at
ap2l WOOD and SMITHS.
OAR ASOiS aud UmbleIEs for spring ra ains, ,at
d ap!l WOOD and oHI fH'S.
~ tII,K Mitts, hand made to fl every size. ut
Dap2t WOOD and oMiiil'S.
silks for Dresses and k0purcIS,
EDl.4 IN ami figured black chIngeabe leudii-
Ieent kinds. ali cheap cnough.at
ap2l WOOD aud SMITHS.
DERAGE de laines, beauyiiul and cheap, u
4 DONNErs and children's Hats, in great va.
EIitcty, AT the Dig corner OF
ap2 WOOD and SMITHS.
NJ UMMER wenr n FIRST rate assortment, at al
OpriCes, IRON 25up.
ap2 WOOD and SML LrlrS,
AM ALL and Widow Paper, ,at
w ap2L iOOD and SMITHS.
Nt.4RPET BAGS, various. sizes and quail les.
va WOOD ant SMlI ii'S.
a. HiNGL ES, Oak and Poplar Boards, Latl'
Cand |Iudding, ETC., at the lumber yard Of
np2I WOOD anu SMl rips.
NAPES, Collars; Cimezetts. Mt
Onp2I WOOD aud SMITHS.
AMILY Flour warranled.b by the barrel ano
in smaller quantities. at all Zines on hand al
np2l WOOD and SMITHS.
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Agents for Tie >em,tmcl.

The followmg named gentlemen are our au
ihurized agents To receive Subscriptions, advcr
tiscmenIs, and job Work. All contracts made
by them will he strictly fulfilled by US:
frceport- Joseph Allen
MUoiufeid--A. Jul Schreiher.
W es,cheser--N m. Fleming.
Frankiu--Dr. f.. Conaway.
RgmIey ey--Jacob Gutshall
SbUrt CreGN--Asn Holmes.
Slock--Jam Ilnagnnd.
Athens--Dr. Thomas FIndey.
Green--John WiIkin.
tserman--Juhn Brown.
North--A. +. CrosKoy.
Mnurt e--llcnry o. Heller.
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VIE snosc'lDer',e'y thankful Ior past (nvofs
Il would respectfully inform his old customer
aud Tie pubic generally. mat he ns NOW on
hand most splendid qssuIlmcnt ui 100 > and
SiiOEP, SOLE aud UrPEH LEATHER ali
skins, Morocco Lining and Binding, skins, Na:ls,
Thread, aud almost every article ~ his line
Also Ladies' aud henLlemen's gum Over shoes,
Mems Bial" Over Shoes, al vi Il su eryot st, lie ;,
ana w'iI he sold onvery moderate prouts for cash
hl'Nes. or almost any Kind vi mercEantablc Pro-
dnce. SAMUEL SLi.MMUNo.
~. B.-Persons knowing themselves indnpted
either by Note oi BOOK uccouni, OF a long stand
tI'g, will please call aud st tie up, as short set
lc,ncnts maxi long trends, p4ld, III some ouses
ave Costs. ImurlG.lyJ :
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02

WAR EXCITEMENT AT MATAMoRAs The
greatest excitemen! prevailed among the Mex
leans at Matamoras at the last accounts, in
consequence of report at the capital that
Mr. Letcher, the American Minister, had re
quired that the Tehuantepec should be in
demnihed for all losses, or else lie would de-
mand his passports. /, was also rumored
that Mr.. Webster had instructed the Presi
dent of the Tehuantepec company, Mr.. Ben
jamin, 10 proceed wI,h the work, and the
United States government would sustain
him, and that a naval force had been sent
thither for that purpose. The Mexicans of
course, was very warlike on hearing of these
rumols, and rejoiced in tie idea OF another
chance to thrash the Americans.
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EOU.a DAA Y.
&OtbEAaAG S'kttk sIS

! We snhscilhtr haYIng purchased OF the lar
a lroPIIetor' r. Vi. >GutL, ms entire iutefGs
III 'hc SadiL country takes pleasure in annuun
cins 10 tue puuiic ldul he Is llttd MANY Years
PRACTICAL cX!eIiencC i'll the business, and is now
Ioihg an III ms power to Ut up ami put in good
wurkira coiilIiun III" entlIe macniner, o. the
eSIablsAmc'A Bring IhGs prepnled. he will keep
c"I'Suntil on hand Cooking Ato,rs OF lh ths
y"riops r'Hterps,, rnrIor aug Egg stoves, Fancy
frohta' FtahNHh ST. yes and Griltes OF all sizet
. AS 1LUW WAMG,
ilow Castings "l nearly e'el pnttcln, Waffle
Irons tor stoves. fenriug Tor Graves and Fronts
tor ll"upcs. Piow Points. Muffin Pans, IA new nr.
icle. aud CHIMNEY lQps. Sc.
Ofdes Tor any thins in the above line thank.
n'lJ 'eoti'td a,'d promptly flied on HE shortcs,
notice. Oid Metal taken i'll exchange ipr new at
us highest cash prces. DAVID POOL.
upY y.'5I
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An'elue no.ifea their employers thaI The,
would work. instead Of 1eins present al IL,
ieLe.
The festivities continued fhree days IL
doors. On Tuesday $500 persons attend
gaud Tulleries banquet given by sUL
generals and superior oIaeers
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ynlwoh,c Tovs,. fov Sale.

VEyTlE subscribers win sell at private sale 243
acres OF fret rate land, lying in good neigh
bornood, four miles north west Of Cadiz. Ohio,
on which is a good brick dwelling house. dou.
bic barn. good coal bank, and an excellent
fruit orchard. The said Farm is well watered.
with abont one hundred and seventy acres cleared
thereon, and in a high safe OF cultivation, For
particulars enquire Of the Subscribers, living in
Cadiz. or the owners. Il. II. and ). Gilmore, re.
SCOTT & BINGHAM.
Feb II Real Estate Agentsf
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VIM. Ming Nicnll.

NJ ANUFACrURER ol Saddles. Brides,
lNE Harness and Trunks. of all kinds and
qualities. at the old stand. No. 1903. Main street,
Wheeling, Va. Carpet and Saddle Bags, sat,b-
ee, VaIices, common and plated Carriage and
Buggy Harness, Briggs Pa ent Forest City Coacb
Wagon and Dray Harness OF all kinds, alkays
on hand and made to order on liberia tev1s. %
oc'2g-iy
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Kossrrn's tour through New York to Nj
ag"ra. was constant trlumphal march, the
people turning out every where to cheer and
honor him. We wish he could again pass
through Ohio TO teach those who have play
ed the part Of towards, and assaiIed him IN
his absence, after they had sung mum in
regard to hlm while he was with us.-StQteS-
man.
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They are raising a gold excitement in
Wisconsin at Mineral Point. On the Ist Of
May several Jumps were taken out Of a ra-
vine, worth from $2 to $4 The people
turned out and soon struck lead vein in
which they found gold, silver and diamonds,
and ere noon $3.50 were taken of these met.
als.--ib.
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5cutlueL & farmer
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
CHARLES N, ALLEN.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
EDIIOH ANO PhrFhfEIUI

hrH~ One t"tlaI III hnN cents III advance. oI
wo ,inlInrs dur NJ the year. Tins rule will Lc
strictly adhered TO.
Any person procuring five responsible suhscri-
hers 10 the Sentinel. will b, entitled To copy ,or
the same length OF time irce.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Fni il whole CuIumn, (one JcaJ $25,0Q
half ool,nln, Gone Year, 1870
@ quarter, ("ne yeED 1000
or I3 lines. nr less, Uhrec IN" "rtions) 10
do do zone insultion) 30
For each additional insert"n. %
BUSINESS CARDS.
FoI l3lines, or less, cone year $500
g. ,Xiuuutns) 200
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AARON IlOiE i


MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
COPPER, TN, .4.ND SHEET iRON N.ARE.
COOKING SIOV ES.
IT AS always on hand, at his shop (near S. &
L 4 II. M'Eadaen's sture) ii large stock OF the
aoove wares OF every description, which he will
sell Wholesale or Retail, as low as can he pur
chhsed any ywhere else in the Western country.
Country Merchants WISHING 10 lay in stock Of
I'inware, would do we'll to give me Il call before
purchasing, us think cup sell little LOWER
than they can purchase elsewhere.
STOVES.
have for sale the celebrated H1tna Air Tight
Cooking Stoves Of all sizes, for either wood or
coal. These Stoves are decidedly the best in the
market, and feel confident that any person try
ing one viii say so all ask is that they mny
have mir trial.
Ais he Air Tight Wood Stove. which is hard
20 ben IN this or any other market. All Stoves
soid tY INC are WARRANTED; and any one pur
chasing Stove. and finding it detective. can re-.
turn ii TO ne and will mike an exchange.
J.-r' Did Copper taken in exchange Tor ware,
ca and WILL sell Stoves AS CHEAP as they
can be had in any market ic25-IY
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A Dir. lNsEEP Cr Cincinnati was instru-
mental III getting up Methodist Episcopal
Church. Oh The pew sysIem'-letung men
and women occupy seats together. lie was
ceEsared for II 10y The OhiJ Conference, and
appealed 10 the General Conference, where
he Was sustained, and the old rule sepera-
ting men and women in this church WAS re.
iecLed. d.-D.
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KosaUTH is s2joarnins at Niagara Falls


A warm debate occurred in the Episcopal
Convention AT Philadelphia, on The ques-
ton Of admitting white delegates from COL
ored churches. The white delegates were
excluded by a tie vote--39 clcrgymen and
% laymen vo.ed for admission, and 81 cler-
gymen and q laymen against.-1.
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The Religi ln !. Anniversaries.

The magnitude Of DE operations Of the
several denominations whose anniversaries
closed in New York last week can b. infer
red fiom the monied Tyesipls Of some Of
them for last year. Thus:
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SI,354,359 81

SI,o54l loo5 D Z
The receipts off Sunday School Unions
and several other organizations are not in-
cluded in the above.
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LATER FROM TExAs--We have dates
from Galveston to the 10Th inst. The In
didns upon the Rio Grande are committing
terrible outrages, and both Mexican and
American residents are flying from the scene,
to escape butchery and robbery.
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SUDDEN DEATH Mr.. John Robinson, re
siding on Wheeling Island, yesterday morn
ing ATE his breakfast, apparently as well as
usual, and went up stairs. In few mo-
ments the family heard a heavy fall, and on
going up, found him dead. Medical aid
was called, and he was bled freely; bur no
signs OF life were manifested. He was aged
62.- Wheel g Gazettee 21a.
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CADIZ TEMPLE or HONOR, No. Sc
Meets every Monday evening in the Hall adj
Joining the Market House
Regular degree meetings on the frst Monday
n every month.
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U OGWooD--5O boxes Extract Logwoo
Il Accved and for sale by
jan23 KILLS & CALDWELL.
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New store and New Goods!
SuoRT PEoFlTs. QlrIcK SALTS, AND Coon PAY,
THE .MOTTO. or


- SuoRT PEoFITs. QUIcK SALTS, AND Coon PAY;'
THE MOTTO. or
JOHN Niece IL SEX,
XKTHO has Just received an entire NEw STocK
wv of GOODS, which he has ot,euei out in
the store Room formerly occupied by y, kilgore
a. son His stock consists OF every yaristy OF
Goods usually kept in Cadiz, all Of which he AIt-
ters himsel were purchased under The most .EnUOr.
able eireumstances. and will he sold under the
motto Of . s. ou Profits and Quick Sales." Per
sons wishing 10 purchase GOODS will find il to
their interest TO call and examine bis stock belore
Purchasing, MS he is determined to sell Gonds
noon the principle Of larger sales and smaller roiis
than has heretoIer been done in this place. lie
does n1t ask any one 10 Jake his I'd for his
stock being tho HANDsoMgsT one ever brought To
this place but would sny TO one and ai, come and
look for yoursetues lie would most espeolluly
invite his old friends and customers to call and
examine his stock before puychasing.
marlT.Iy JOHN MCCORMICK.
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$1,000 WORTH

Of New Spring and Summer Goods buus 1t under
the must IavuIhbe circumstances which they
are determined To sell. il pussit lie before the lst
OF september We 60 upon The principle Of
sWO,k Adrd. sell NtUrh Gnd mGkeu titile rrrVinr' >
his large and sP,t ndld sork, eArecding any
thing ever before brought t. C1diI, consists in
part of Ciutus. CHsiIncres. Sitt,inets. NCslings,
Famneis, Mouslln dc laincs. Betages, Bctasc
de Lainrs, s1k tissues. French aud English
Lawns. AIpacas. scotch, English aud dome site
Gin. hams, fancy nets. Iaoonels, Mulls, B0Uinct,
Swss and bunh Musl,ns
irish Linens, "a large lot and dirt chrnp,)
E' g'mss, Laces, Hosiery Engs and American
Prints.
ssa>1ziIS'zlC Gsa9i3EDS
For common wear. general assortment Of
Bonurrs, Misses Has and Bchuets Ladies call
and rXamine for yourselves. 4 nice lot ol shoes
tur LADIES and chiiIren.
sSNsNiEEs HATS.
Hardware. QueensWaie. Groceries and nearly
every thing else. WOOD II SMITH.
Cadiz, ApnI II. 1852.
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DRENN GOODN. e.

4 FRESH supply o. sDlt sbellcd Almonds just
. received aud Tor sale bN Mas. OWN =.
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The New Tax Law--The Grand
Levy for 1852.

By circular from Auditor Morgan, We
learn that the grand levy of taxation in this
State for 1852 has been fixed as follows:
To pay interest on State debt in
Guiding 100000 for sinking
fund 2 mills
For general State purposes mill.
For school purpose ] do.
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sNTRAW GOODS.--Bonnrts M d Hats in great
~ variety. handsuHc Bonnet as low 40 50
CcnIs. al the new and cheap store oi
martl JOHN MCCORMICK,
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THE NATIONAL HOUSE.

/ MATES n9,L Pruncs, Just received aud for
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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02

a NLOfiln, Cassimeres and Vcstings.-n Won
~ want spinethug handsome and cGeap call at
the new aud cheap store OF
marIE JOHN MCCORMICK.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02

Quick Sales and Short Profts!I!
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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02

pONNEf I Rim MiNGS. -Hbbpns, Flowers
baud triiugs Call aud examine as they nrs
decidedly handsome, at the new store OF
marty JOHN MCCORMICK