The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-03
Them BRIDGES.

VIII the Journel tell US when those Rail
Road Bridges are to be pulled down, and
the rail on the tracks are to be pulled up?
This was all to be done, according to
whg stumpcrs, whig papers. and secret cir
culars, in the event Of the election of that
"vile Locofoco," Mr.. Sleedman, the Dem
ocratic candidate for Member Of the Board
of Public Works. .....
Mr.. s. has been elected by $4,000 mai.
over his whig opponent. Mr.. Beardsley,
When is the rtPpsng up and put g down
to commenced We want to know, AS we
desire to be in, "--StateSman.
EARLY W1NrER.-We have every ndica-
tion of an estly Winter. There have been
deep SHOWS and considerable ice in Canada,
and the wild fowl have began TO arrlvsto our
waters. This weather has suddenly become
cold and wintry, and SurtoutS and coaks are
coming into demand. Fires are indispensa
BILE to comfort. 10 those who have abun-
dance, the early appearance OF winter brings
no terrors, but to the poor and destitute 1t
has sn appalling aspect.-Bat I. Clipper.
ETA dispatch from Cincinnati, Oct. 90,
states that in he Methodist Dhdrch case OF
the book concern of Cincinnati, Judge Leav-
lit, of the u. S. Court, decided adverse to
the claim of the church south. An appea.
was taken.
EVA late California letter notes sale of
burr mill stones, the only two sets in the
country, at $3.50 per pair.
ES-The Cincinnati Citizen suggests that
the President of the United States be reoues-
ted to issue his Proclamation, naming day
OF Thanksgiving, to be observed alike in all
the States. A good suggestion and we hope
it may be done.
EE-"Gone ducking." That is the term
used to young feller in Arkansas who goes
to "Set up" to young woman.
G-The California demand for butter is
so great, that in Boston the price has advan-
ced from i've to ten cents per pound. One
firm in that city has received an order to ship
l25,ooo lbs. and probably in all, quarter
OF million pounds have been ordered from
that State within short time. Hf
ETA gentleman from Wheeling who at
tended the County Fair IN ST. CElrsville,
says. that he saw beet which weighed sew
en- pounds. Chickens. be says, were exhi-
hi.ed that could eat corn off OF the head of a
flour Darrel, and not half try. We should
like to learn where them kind grows.--!SteG.
Ness. aw A. @ fd
EEMr. James Means, President of the
Steubenvile and Indiana Railroad Company
has recently returned from New York City,
where he had been engaged IN transacting
business connected with the road.-ib 2F'
EE-John Anderson, toll7keeper on the
Suspension Bridge at Wheeling, was fined
SlO and costs, on Saturdy, by Alderman
Macane, for breach Of authority inrefusing
to allow lady, to pass, without revealing
her name.-ib. 4'''.
Eg~We are glad to learn that the Pitts
burgh and Steubenville Railroad is rapidly
advancing to completion. This is the great
connecting link between the Pennsylvania
Centiil Railroad and ST. Louis Road. The
completion Of these Railroads open direct
communication to the entire Weat. 1t is
expected that the whole road from Phiadel-
Iphia to 81. Louis, win Be in successful op-
Grafton BY January 3 year,-FHs,, Union.
K y AakAvArmGs--+Aa editor receiving q new
bat when anybody Is watching him.