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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-28
Sherif's Sale.

! Onerln 8 sale.
Robert P. Finney
and wife,
u VS.. In Partition.
John NJ. Jenkins,
et al.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas of Harrison
county, and to me directed, l will offer fol
sale at the door of the Court House in Cadi2
on Monday, the 3lst day of May next, A
! D., 1859, between the hours Of ten o'clock
A. NJ, and four o'clock, p NJ, the following
real estate, with all the Improvements there
on, situated in said county, and being the
real estate of which Thomas P jenkins
late of said county, deceased, seized, viz
A part Of the south east quarter of section
No. II, township II, and Ranges 7 Of land:
sold at Steubenyille, commencing at tht
West corner of Abraham Merrills par
of said quarter, thence North perches ant
22'links, thence East to the section line, thence
South Speeches and twenty-five links to the
North East corner of said Merrll's part o
said section, thence west to the place of be
ginning, containing six acres .:ore or less
Appraised at $40.
! Also, a part of the North East quarter O
section No. ls, in Township No. l /, of rang,
No. 7, Steubenville District, bounded as fol
lows: Beginning at post where the Nortl
line of Muskingum street and the West line
of High street, in the town of Freeport come
together, thence North Is degrees, Wes
SO and eight hundredth perches to post
thence South 8O1 degrees, West twelve and
tifty-slx hundredths perches to post, thence
South Is degrees, East sixty and sixty hun
dredths perches to post, thence North II
degrees, East twelve and thirty hun
dredths perches to the place of beginning
containing four acres, two roods and eigh
teen perches. Appraised at $l24,0O.
Also, let No. ia in Wilson's addition tc
the town of Freeport. Appraised at 1880
Also, lots numbered 70 and 80 in the town
of Freeport Appraised at $4,000.
Also, lots numbered As and 46 in said
town of Freeport. Appraised at $4,000,
Also, lots numbered % and "a in said
town of Freeport. Appraised at $4,000.
Also, that parcel Of land in the said town
of Freeport, known and designated as pub.
lie ground, which was sold under an act o
the General Assembly of the State of Ohio
(passed in the year A. D. 1886, for the
benefit of school district No. 2 in Freeport
township, TO the said 7. p jenkins, or
which is erected new tavern house. AID.
praised at 100000.
Terms Of sale-one third in hand on the
day of sale--one third in one year with in.
terest and one third in two years with in.
terest; the deferred payments to be secured
by notes and security to the satisfaction Of
the parties in interest.
JAMES BOYD, Sheriff.
April Co., 1859.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
nISSOLUTIoN.

The partnership heretofore existing be
tween ALLEN, GILES & BLAIS, in the publ
cation of the "Democratic Sentinel and Har
rison County Farmer" is this day dissolved
All persons indebted to said firm, for ei
ther Advertising, Subscription, or Job Worl
will please call and settle immediately, ant
those having claims against said firm vii
please present them to CHARLES N. ALLEN
who is authorized to settle the business o
the firm; and by whom the paper will here
after be conducted.
49, CHARLES N. ALLEN,
a. y WILLIAM A. GILES,
aa..s ..5. WILLIAM /. BLAIN.
Cadiz, March 81, 1852.
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NEW Goopf AT MooRE,sl !

rbey come. the, see. they purchase
or the most beyttial and most general as
" soHmeRi of Dry GOOds ever presented 10
the town OF Caugi he largest and hnest stock
Of Black and eOlOfee Broad Cloths az
A. r MOoRE'S
The largest. tastiea and cheapest lot Of Bon
nets ever offered a. A. =. MOORE'S
The hest stock Of )arege delnines ier ladies'
dTPssesat A 4. MOOsEiS
The largest stock # ladies kne shoes ever OF.
fered are at A. F. MO0RE'S
The most beauiiiuldrrss silks and sa tins, bon
net silks and IibbUm ever seen. are at
Az. M)oRE's
The best stock Of Ready Made Clothing in
town is now At A. F. MoORE'S
The rarcst and mCst TASTY selection Of FreBch
work. capes, cullaE, cheInisetIs and under
sleeves is 10 be had It A. r. MOORE'S
The most sdbstfntial CaEsimeres satinetis
TWeeds, Jeans and other stufTs i0r pants ar &
now 20 be had st A. +. MOORE'S
In fact. have the goods which to see is wor.
thy the attention Sl the whole community -
Groceries, Qneensware. KOssuth and Lama rhine
straw aud Cassimen Hats. aces, Edgings, lin
ems, eottons. ETC., etc. Call and see before you
purchase, and yun will 6nd that { have adopted
the principle olquick sales, email profits and ihG
hest OF pay, that is, CASH. So call and snvt
at least IS per cent, opposite the watrhmak kers
at the old stand OF A. F. MOORk'S.
| April 2S, 1852 10
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A NEW EXCITEMENT +!
A. II. RURTCH,

merlY occupied by r. J. Bennett, large and
splendid assornen OF new SPRINol AND SUMNER
GoJps, which will be cold at as short prp6ts AZ
any other establishment IN Cndiz. Not feeling
ii sposed to brng we would only my, call and
see for yourselves A. II. BURTCH.
CadiT, April %, 1859
OANTON Grape Shawl--a nice article and
~ very cheap, ut the new store OF
April 2S. esq A. II. BURTCU,
STRAW Goods Bonnets and Hats in ever,
~ variety. very low at BURTCHs. =
April %, 1852
GNLOTHS, CassimPres and vesrings. handsome
~ and Cleap, at the new Store Of
April %, 1852 A. II. BURTCH,
DONNET Trimmings, Ribbons and flower.
ID decidedly heautiful at BUR rCH,S
April %, 1852
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Tomb Stones, Monuments, &C.
III. ~. QsGi0IesI.

WoULD respectfully inform the citizens o.
" llaTTison and tie adjoining eouaies,
thai he has taken the shop fpImerly occupied
bV VIM. kennedy, Oh Main stIees.- Cadlis. o..
where he will be at nll times pr ,pared 10 fir.
nish Tomb Stones. Monuments. aud ia fa It ev-
cry Ihing pertaining 60 his liue ol business. OF
the most reasonahIr and accommodating lefms.
IIis work shall not be SURPRISED hy unY other
shop in the State. lie respectfully nsks the
public to call aud examine his work before pG-
chasing elsewhere A. ia. +.
Cadi1. ohiu April IS, 1859 Iy3 sl
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National Houses-We should
have mentioned some time since.
that our old friend, 'rHoNAs c. VIM
CENT, has again taken charge of his
old stand, the National House" !"
The travelling public will find the
National House" just such a home
as they desire. and Mr.. V. one of the
most accommodating landlords in
the country.
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NOTICE

NJ Office is hereby given, that there viii Be
~ a petition presented to Che Commissiofrrs
.Of Harrison county at their HeAt session inf the
locaIio of u county road, 81 Ieet wide. to isn
as follows commencing at ths s0aih enil oi
Market street, IN the town Jcferson in sai,t
county running thence south a deg. west G.
perches to post; thence south IS dcss.. wess 5t
pcrches TO IL sugar tree; thence south IS Siegs >
west iS4 peTches 10 sugar tree. thence sop,k
IS degs. ives. 5" perrhes to post NJ the aoSIa
east corner OF NIlkin and Barsttf Mill lot,
thence 10 the first courcrs and distances. being
through the land Of John Wagoner. and the to-
nnindcr thrnush the lands Of Mr.. Tharp.
Arril -. 1854 "w2
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NOTICE.

The books Of Err. POWELL, late publish
er of the Cadiz Sentiuel, have been placed
in the hands of CHARLES n ALLEN, the
present Editor and Proprietor, for settlement
All persons knowing themselves indebted tc
the said Powell for Job Work, Advertising
or Subscription, must make payment of the
same against the st day of Juhe next, oil
their accounts will have to be placed in the
hands Of proper officers for collection.
..sa 7. l.. JEWETT, Trustee.
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OF Price S. per bottle. or bottles for S.
Sold by J p PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, Nurti
cast corner Fourth and Walnut suects--en-
trance on Walnut street 10 "hom all order.
must be addressed.
AGENTs-J ohm Bcall and M'Bean & Knox
Cadiz; Uogg Il Parrish, Moorefeld; John Ilogs
Mt. rIeasant; J. Crumbachcr g. Son, Wheeling
n. 5. EIenning. Steuhcnville; Isaac Holloway.
Finishing Isaac Lewis. Georgetown; +. B. Yost
Warrenton; Thos. Nicholson, Huntsville; II.
b. Ria, Martins Ferry.
April IS, 1854
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yuiuub,e Fnr,.. tor SaI,.

TVNIlE subscribers will sel at private sale 243
ucres OF first rate land, lying in n good neigh.
born God, four miles northwest Of Cadiz. Ohio,
on which is good brick dwelling house. a dou.
bic barn, good coal bank. and an excellent
fruit orchard. The said Farm is we'll waseFed.
with about one hundred and seyeaty acres cleared
thereon. aud IN II high s.uie OF rultivntInn. For
particulars enquire oi the subscribers, living iIt
Cnd,z. or the uwn,rs. 4. r. aud i. Gilmore, re-
siding on the premises.
SCOTT & BINGH AM.
Feb II Real Estate AgeRts-
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| This remedy is offered to the community with
| the cofdrnce we Ieal in an article which sell
dom fails TO lie the hnppiest effects that Gun
be desired Sc wide in the field of its usefulness:
! and so numerous The cases of it's cures, that ul
most every section of the country nhounds il
persons, publicly kown. who have been restor,
| ed from alarming and even desperated disease,
of the lungs, by its use. When once tried, i
superiority over every other medicine of its kind
is too nppa rant to escape observation an wher,
its virtues are known, the putlic 10 longer hes
itate what antidoe 10 employ for the distress
ing AMI dangerous ahfctops ofthe pulmonary
organs, which are incident to our climate
And not only in the formidable attacks upon III,
lungs, but for the miIder vneie!ies of { oLDs
CoUGMt, IIoRsENEss, &C.. and for CmLrREH it /.
the pie asRntest and safest medicine that can be-
Obtained. No family should be without it, and
those who have used it, never will.
Read the opinion Of the following Gentlemen
+ who will be recognized in the various sections
Ot country where they are loca led-eaCh nnd ali
as merchants OF the first class and of the highes
character-us the oldest and npsl cxtensiv,
Wholesale Dealers in Medicine with nm experi
ence unlimited on the subject OF which they
speak. Il there is any value in the ju snenl
OF experience, see
T1HaS CERTEEsCATE
We the undersigned, Wholesale Druggists, hay
ing been for long acquainted with Ayers Cher
ry Pectoral. hereby certify our bclitf that il is
the best and most rfect tual remedy Tor Puimon.
AIRY Complaints every ofereh TO the American
People. And We would, from onr knowledge OF
lis composition, and extensive usefulness. cor.
daily commend it TO the afflicted ne worth,
their best confidence, and with the firm con
vction that it will do Tor their IeicfaL that
medicine can do.
IIenshnw, Edmands Co.. Boston. Mass
Reese CUuson, Baltimore, Maryland.
Ladd and lngraham, Bangor. Maine.
Havland, tIarrall and Co., Charleslnw, s. C.
jacob Farnnd Detroit, Michigan.
lT. II. McAIIisler, Louisville, Kentucky,
Francis and Walton, 81. Louis. Missouri.
Joseph Tucker, Mobile, Albania
Theodore 4. Peck, Burlington, Vermont.
iIuvlaHd, Risley aud Co, Augusta, Georgia.
Isaac d. James. Trenton, New Jersey
j Nj. Thowpstnd. Pittsburgh, Penn.
Clerck and Co.. Chicago llInais.
T.. E. Gay, 3urghlington, Iowa.
NJ. A. Santos and S0n, Norfolk, Virginia.
Edward Brnghurst, Wilmington, Delaware.
John Gilbert aud Co., Philadelphia! Pa
z. D. and w. n. Gilman, Washington, d. G.
J. Wright and CO., New orleans, La.
Watson, Wnll nnd Co., Fort Wayne, Pndinna.
{. &. Richmond and Co., S,n Francisco, Cal.
Lewis and Anes, Fellahasse, FIuridn.
b. r. Strong, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Childou aud Duer, Little Rocks Ark.
StiiieI, Sade and Co... Lexington, Miss.
n. u. L.abadie. Galveston, Tcxa,.
Chas Dyer Jr., Providence. RI.
JOS. N. Turner. Savannah. Ga.
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hR. GHYsorT,s IMPROVED ExrRACT

.nR. GTYSOTT'S IMPROVED EXrRbCT
lOFY LLOW DOCK AND SA RSAPARiL-
La. The original aud only genuins pIeparaiioR
flr the y. nianent cure OF CONSU MPTtON and
DISEA - OF TUE LUNGS, when they ARE
supposed TO be affected by the too frte use OF neT
cury j N, quinine. etc. il is also a remedy
for s. Rheum. Tetter. Scald Head. DFopsy.
'Scuny White Swelling, Kings Evil, keuTalgic
Affections. Female
NERVOUS and General Debility OF the System. the
Loss Of Appetite, LangnOr, Dizziness aud Liver
Affections. which lead TO lntsrmittant aud Re.
miItant Feyers, Fever and A que, Bilious Feve 0.
The Best FemnIc Medicine known
p, The Shaker prepared yellow Dock" aud the
"Red honduras Sarsaparilla," are the inval
liable remedial agents from winch "Dr. Guysou's
Improved Extract Of Yellow Dock aud Sarsapa-
ulla" is formed; aud the laboratory Of Dr. Guy
has giSen the virtues of these roots ia thcir
perfection. llIs prcpaTa lion Contains all the
resiurA tive properties Of the roots, combined and
concentrated in their utmost strength and eli
lcucS.
Experiments were made in the manu- lacture
Of this medicine, until il found that il could
not be further improved.
| Accordingly, we fud it resorted TO, almost uri.
yersaly. ia case Of Hepauc, Scorbutc, and Cut
aneous complaints ior general pruslracrion Of all
the vital powers. and all those loTmenting dis
eases Of the skin trying the patience, and SO
injurious to he th.
Scrolula, Syphilis, Mercurial complains, Cam
| Ger, GuGgIene. kheLmalisIn, and u vast VA
| riety of other disa grecable aud dangerous
diseases are speedily and perfectly cured by
! the USE Of this medicine.
SALINE, Mich. Oct. G. 1851.
| Ma. JOHN d PAEK- Dear Sir: II ia with uIl-
utterable feelings Of sra.iiude lhnt am able.
through the Divine Providence Of God, aud by
the wunGer-working agency Uf that excellent
medicine. "Guysott's Yellow Dock alui SaTsa
Ipariln," 10 give you II lew symptoms OI my al
most hopeless case.
In the winter OF 1890, was attacked with a
severe pain, which grndHnly extending
| through the whole right side aud leg: at the
same time, II total prostrntiOn of my ply steal
system; usc, my leg had shIUhk Ia about two
lhitGs ol its Common size. procured the at
tendance of skiltul practitioner, who pro-
nounCcd my disease one Of the worst forms oil
liver complaint lie suid my case was Que not
easily bundled, but presented for Me. re-
Imained under his t'enlmcut until was shisf
cd he could not hcIp me. then procured o
your Il gent at this place. w. A. Beers, two hot
ties Of GuYsOtts Ycliuw Dock and Sa Tsap iii
Ia. from which | received n vasl amount OF ben
eft. After having taken four bottles more,
was able to pursue my business without any
Iinconv enience. aud have been since hat time /
well man. while but short time since was con
fined to my bed three.fourths Of t,e time; ana
| cannot uscfibe the return OF my health 10 anN
other cause than by the agency OF that truly
valuable medicine. GuysOtI's yellow Dock aux
Sarsaparilla. llASSEL NAURlPER.
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Conceding the Lieutenant Governor to
the Wings, they have majority on joint bal
lot of only eight.
Our North Providence correspondent in
quired what the Wing majority was when
Gen. James was elected United States SEN
ator, and we will improve this occasion to
answer. 1t was just twenty more than now
being then twenty-eight
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NOTICE

TTNHE co-rnrtnership heretofore existing nm
III der theGr Of Welch and Phillips vas die
solved by mutual consent on slha 6rst tav OF
March last. Those indebted to said arm will
please eall and settle their respective accounts
at the old siand, INN m.diaseIys as longer indol.
gaDee cannIt - given. ~" ~ TO
AeAtHs. .ISSs \ MRLcM and Pa.LEfEs.
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PThose that are in want oI
tomb stones, monuments, or any ar
ticle of that kind, are referred to the
advertisement of our young friend
"A. j. QUIGLEY. Ad. is a good
workman, and will please all those
who may favor him with their Gus.
tom.
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Brown and Bleached Muslins


The Indies will find in his assortment every
article Oi the best and latest styles, selected OK
pTessly for them, ind 20 which their especial ut.
tention is invited M...
Every body will and just the articles they wani
and Ht prices snited to the times, therefore. we
respectfully solicit tho attention Of every body
to tho bergains he 10 SOW prepare,! to offer.
Eememher tho place --srnner of Main and Steu-
benvills streets CadiE, Ohio.
Aprii R5, 1851 tl2
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The Cheap Corner.---We mean
Stewards cheap corner,where goods
are sold as cheap as you could wish
them. His stock is large and pur-
chased expressly for the coming
season. See advertisement.
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Harlem Springs.

This well known and favorite
summer resort will open for the re-
ception of visitors on the first ol
May. Mr.. Hilbert, the proprietor.
isl worthy, clever man, and will do
all that laysiin his power to make
his visitors feel at home.
The waters Of Harlem Springs
have beneficial quality about them
thar is of great service to the sick
and invalid, as shown by recon-
mendations from distinguished ply
sfcians, who have tested their quail
tiles. We advise all who can, no,
to let the summer pass by without
making a visit to Harlem.
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Hon. Richard Coulter, one ofthe
judges ofthe SupremecOurt in Penn.
sylvania, died Oh the 20th inst a,
his residence in Greensburgh. Il
will be recoIlected tina, Mr. T.. was
the only whig that was elected to
the Supreme Bench last fall in that
State.
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Moore's new stock of goods are
hard to beat, They were selected
with great care, and will be sold as
cheap as the cheapest. Give him a
call by all means.
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Clear the Track!---Lhose new

Clear the Track those new
goOdsat BuRTcH's are attracting
considerable lcattention and we'll they
should, for, with the stock he has
now, and the remainder which will
be on ina vfew days, bis stock, will
beaslarge and as cheap as they can
bepGrchased anywhere for the same
money. The ladies win find there
shsnicesidress goods that can bs had
inth6se diggings; and himself and
'elork always ready % walt upon
slleas. sais 'f' sTt' u .'aa
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p There has been great destruction
of property along the Potomac riv-
er. Eleven persons were drowned
near Hancock, Md, and the dam
age done to the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal is great.
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John ELEiOtE

Wholesale anil Retail Dsaier il
Foreign and Domestic Dry Grods
VARIETIES AND FANCY G0ODS,
No l6j, Main street, Wheeling, Va
~syT-si-ty
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Rhode Island!

The following bit of news from Rhode
Island is worth reading. 1t shows the
sleepless character of her prosecuted ant
slandered Democracy:
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Good News. ---The President of
the eSteubenyille and Indiana railroad
has contracted for 5000 tons ofrail-
road iron in Now York, on very fl-
vorable terms.
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Gov. Seymour, of Connecticut,
j.; spoken OF as a candidate for U.
=. Senator from that State. 4 bet
ter selection could not be made.
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SALIEI., Oct. ID. 1851.
Mn. J d. PARE.-Dear Sir: l send you tbs
foregoing certificate. .anu so for as am acquaint.
ed with his Gaze, il is all true. ] procured II.
thinking it might he a benefit to you and 10 the
afflicted. You have the privilege of using it us
you think best. Yours, w. A. BEERS.
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HARLEM SPRINGS.
Carroll county, Oats.


TINHE Suhscriber having purchased ilaflsa
u SPRING.. has ertetrd urg baildinf nnA
placed the premises IN c0mplets EepaiI. Tie
hStisTs hiBsrlf that be Niil be ahls r. riEe en-
uFs satisiac'ion 10 all y 10 usay PaJ il'r springs
a visit.
An Hydropnahic PhsSrians hos been e.fIey-
ed. aud every lreility 0i,l he fufnisics fos pus-
suing the cIid water tfeaiaseut isi ule cure u
diseases. But pati Hts 10 bs at li1er3 ~ sahe
such Hedieal adVices ne they prefer.
| Boarding and msiiieal aissndance1n reason
ahle-ierms.
II5O PrrsonS eRa he Aeesmmsedased
MG the EstsSDilshmeaf
and rs Haa, mnrr at the adjsihihg village %
Harlem. The springs are siiaHled IN Garol
county, &c miies iIsIB $ttubenyille, ~ iTom Ai
ton, s from CannllIon aud II from Sali,eviiIu
/ Depot on the ClSvelanh nnc PiitFbHrgh kiii
ROhd. Hacks will be run b-Iw, en- the sP.ihgs
aud nsOsI oI Ihest poih,s du ring the ssmnreF.
! The spIiags will be oTeAafJf the Tecepuoa sf
IVisi,e1 Oh the 6rst OF May.
JOHN nlLBERT, Propfieror-
April 81. 1854 3mJ2 t+A
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THE NATIONAL HOUSE.

in Cadiz. (,he National House. one square ives;
OF the Public Buildings, where he in ends to n C
oommodatc all who may please to favor him wit h
u call III the best manner that he can. No pain 9
Will be spared to make his guests comfortable =.
Thnnkfnl for past favors while enga epd in tn e
business. he hopes to merit and again re ce:vc a
liberal share of public patronage. as lie intends
TO devote his whole time and attention to that
object. THOS. c. VINCENT,
April %, 1859 Iy Owner and Proprietor.
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IAMG Is On. NlcNl ECTl I,N,

nEALER in nll the mnst popular Novels mud
~ Magazines u tho day. Stationary Letter
aud Newspaper. and Vatieties, atEc. II. Market
Grees. Whecling, Va. ont..iy
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The Hartford Courant gives the follow
ing as the result Of the popular vote at tn,
late election for Governor n the State:
For Seymour, (Dem., 3l,57.
For Kendrick, (Whig.,) 28,3is
Fer Gillette and scattering. S,sOS-3i,ll,
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We devote considerable space to-
day in giving accounts OF the recent
flood.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-28
VOTE FOR 9TH REPRESENTATIVE.
Potter. Rhodes. Mathewson. Sc

GENERAL ASSEMBLY
The Legislature is now. complete, with
the exception of Lieutenant Governor, who
is also Senator, and stands as follow
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Graham's Magazine for Nav 1

Graham's Magazine for May is
on our table, 1t contains its usual
amount Of reading and engravings,
Graham employs none but the best
writer's in the country as contribu-
tofsf0r his work, and this is why
bis magazine is so deservedly pop
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