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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-13
BY MRS. b. L. FOSTER.

Awake! awake! the time hath come,
10 hear nations voice,
The cause OF Truth and Liberty,
Are hanging on our choice.
Arouse! ye Democrats, stand forth
a bold unshrinking band,
And Pierce shall be our President,
The chosen OF our land.
VIII patriots look coldIy on,
VINO prise their counirys fame,
While History waiteth on her scroll
TO write another name?
No! Sc re her pen, ye Democrats,
Dir ct her wavelins hand,
Write, Pierce shall be our President,
The chosen OF our land.
United, as some mighty stream,
That ru>heth on its course,
BY lis assembled waters made
Resis,Iqss in its force;
Speak out, ye sons of liberty,
Yours be the strong command,
That Pierce shall be our President,
The chosen Of our land.
Be ours no pc'ty policy,
No selfish, narrow laws,
But in its wide extended sc use,
Be ours great Freedoms cause.
Coumbias Daughters whose fair cheek
Dy Freedom's breath are found,
Semi us your aid, and Pierce shall be
The chosen Of our land.
DC constant, Democrats, be firm,
AS is the granite rock
Which castrih back the stormy waves
Unshakcn by their shock.
With hearts unshrinking, purpose strong
Make yca a gallant stand,
And Pierce shall 'bc our President,
The chosen of our land!
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-13

Eg The Harpers have published a new
novel entitled Anna Hammer. The heroine
Is probably a sister Of Nina Hammer.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-13

From the Louisville Times.
Pierce will 3e cur President.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-13

asIOh, ~ "otlu i!"'' UI''i W ~ -" IN
he land distribution ol!i, INC o""N' "PT 0''''
lnI the second Diii lpF cFealill9 hs'"' gu
long been ohuef con
'icuon that IN peace as wen as war So',0-
hh9 clnc'eNO' !" '''e h't"'e VI - '''''N ~
United o.atfS' IS hoO o3'y lII'SS''y "c'
proper, but IndlspehSaoie 10 uic Suc'eSs'H al
operations OF the treasury as wen as 70
many wants OF our comnr,Ge ana Al CHI,Sm'!
"
Fired with mdignatIon' TWO irlcn"s S"'
loWn with me IN my PafioF ~ l"e AS'"
House, November todo') 20 o'"| up an
address, de$i9ncA 10 r"IIy an A''l-' 'I"" ',,'-
w. no" E'H'''-o ", y ,,,, v.I,,'',"' o
pegIoa ot FesuencG oc'o' ma " ' ''''o'' w.
a Total repeal OF all actS OF 20" s''s9 VII ''''
s"OJecS--hy MIND ,nt,Il'tH ~ 'l'V ,EGar
.u. "IAl l'-LD ''OoI l.
.,..
Ne tAnN we are llPcFHi G""'9H ;, "nSn, ,
III P'oN'"iN9 'o' f'''I''' w 's,', V'1 ,l'
OF admission open 10 'Ne c'I'''V' VI o,I'5n
rrs, now &ofo'a, "no may netth''p' w W. -
neEe; T,'n"". .,.or r'0"' WV ,|. uh" % alone have
any Il@l' " '''hA VA '''' n'.,,,,,
we can oeS' SoNt' e'' e' ',.,1
s0ci government W '"e ''''"'t t'''N, r,.
the better ior the lo'elGN9's WI '""i '; ,e
ai'tT COME among u.s. GNU A0' '''>'
c",,Io''N A.o,;,o ,,o,,, o,1, that af
ter given ume' electors OoE1 o" NV :,;.zl ~"
SINAI! a'one Secc' nav - " '"4'oI si,,;,r
70 h'"Ne Jaws Aoi t,-i\,i;,Iir " srnTT
those laws. "lNFlHAD o0O l.
Qualifications :, u,o
General Scott IN P"0"c"''pn III t':e
Washington Ihf''S!'e"SS'2 ''V"e0 '''N'Se'' III
favor o! the lo"o"lh5 P'iho'P'g": :.,.....
~. 10 reduce the Term OIL Neutrality-suspicious.
from VGyears' ,,,.. r,or,,,,,
| 10 EXCLUDE ALA Ah,'na tD'', l'''
FROM TIE RIGHT 10 VoFf /" AM ~ '"'', i'r'-'
TIoNS WllAVE'EN' EA0L' :, l .1 t,no
- Huch ai19"S Si"'l nav aI' ~ :, WV
pears III me army o' navy "'.' ''''' '''';S ~
by DC 'nI'teu 70 'hG l'sls,s o' ''''A''i9"f 70
Guiding the rIght OF s"Nr8oe' .,
81 Aliens Sna'l DC eAeu.P'ou .1,. l'o", a'''I' 49,
untary service IN 'ho '''l'l'''', u. %'",'
navy NJ"S' DIS ife0 '''5 0'' '''" : - ''''''
/ ~ - -,,-,-> o,.,,r,,n ~,
SCOTT Is VAIN oo',orli '-D -,
MAN HIS BRAINS ALL rAAr he i'Na' A"- ~
HIS EPAtLErrS AND IF ~ Sli'I ~ il' i''''-o
Ed PRESIDENT De Woulo IF"F 'I'' at WY i,"' .
nto tatters IN tesS IMAM S'A 'i'0'''''S A0' ''''
uFeeIy IN 1915
r,,, a,h
= ~ = ne t yts',, "1 4T"' % m nf r. rive rnyn)
IlSDed IN LONDON ana ''i' Vi " u '''0 ~ W
govcrn'"ent' says: ,,.....n a.,
""e notice tI%t our nt's'ooIS "oi9's 'pJ
"a'ci' "'e [roo CnHSrpWNTnrF-! y l,sy.
confict. The CoNShhN Co,S'id.,,; Al ~ : E9 nave
for their leader ueh an" t%r ro]es Sv :" o
mocracy' VINO "o'o n'5HrpTS tlHnSNri'L S,.o po.oo "
the earth ana eau II i,HoUlsI',o'' "'e Wv
by Gen flEltCh' AS = rol'selt'ONe . es J3o' ,,
nal our symP"tnles arc ",'n ','o io'H.' I;', g..
Eh~ on ar" ih"taHc'cu ,,. nos W 70 e','sS io'
eigners, Tor the oattaiIlon OIL o'' ["'LlsN ma 1
taught us thaN ToreiS''cfs '"' Ao' ~ q $50
s--Gen. Scouts lhs|Gc'ons 70 W ms i'''' 0'''';
! Olhces' aeuf'hS .'e NiVH'e"u " w. n, w..
y y Es' Extracts rom f" I le',ei =. "I", H. ~
FIELE SCOTT, 10 D ~. uNiuhSc' i-si.' '"
Is h,h.H If ihl IIDlpcnnOe Clue OF ButlG
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-13

AUNT FAxNY's ELDERBERRY PIE-GRAPE
AND JELLT--QUINcE PRESERVES AND JELLY
-FoREGGN AND AMERICAN Flowers.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-13

SCoTT Is A VAIN, CONCEIrED CoXCoNB OF 4
MAN. HIS BRAINS, ALL TuAT lie HAS, ARE IN
HIS EPAuLETTs, AND II HG SHOULD BE ELECT
ED PRESIDENT, be would tear the whjg party
into tatters in less than six months. Horace
Greedy in l848.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

company osy havs Asrssseoss r.savsl = shalt hsessw
receive = doestoos o. = q subserp Ions =
NE capaeA stock a. oe oAr dves Of sush enesay q
suoA times an4 - enoa place. eher WITHIN o. without
Ne state snd ct seh rates spd fer such prices - n toe
opinion Of sid ersstor will est advasos tas istsress Of
such co0peny and such uotss OF bonds thus sold
81 diseount such ssis ,hs b. - vsd IL every respect
and such securities ndDg for the respective amounts
thereof @ they sold &C their per value
Section q No Of any railroad company shall
either directly indirectly purchase sny OF the
capital stock OF the bonds othse seeuri
ties or any railroad company OF ~hich may be dirso-
tor for less than the par value rhsreo ssd all such
stocks bonds, notes other seouri les that nay be
purchased BY such director for less than the par
value thereof shall be null and void
Section 3-Tbat any rsrvad company heretofore In
corporated which may DO h-easser In
this State sba be and Il hereby authorised by Of
majority Of the stock Of such co0p.oy to increase tho
number Of directors provided for In the charter OF such
company 70 any number not greatsr than threen and
the increased number Of directors thus crsa,ei shall
have the same powers aud perform same duties e
may be provided for in the CHARTER Of such company
The annexed statement exhibits guam aty and value
Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for coasump
ton, for warehousing and the Withdrawals from ware
house, during the week ending and including December
q, 1852 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25
CITY TRADE REPORv.

W.
AsTs-sales have been made Of so bbls at ~ 584 for
pots and IS IS for pearls, PR 100 lbs
BErswAr-4c Goo lbs prime American yellowrealized In
part. 10 per ID cash
RRrApsruTFs Flour displayed sonsidersbe snimsi on
ana retained an upward tenor The days business EN-
bseed 10 300 hbs-- A. 81 9ssl tuper6ne Ne 70
Osi ordinary cboce State 50 tex S. mixed
10 Western snd 70 god soutbera " oIa
SIS sl; fancy Gepssse and Ohio IS 70 50 SIX; extra
western SIS 81 SC as extra Gepeses 80 SIN SoTH;
fancy Cssaaian in bond. So; ana fancy Southern 80
Oe1s aS7 wbess consipus in sctivs demsnd and In
proved shade % COO bushels choice Canal tan 9ote,
In bond fetched 81 80 ard trfe oysr; 900 ordinary
DO 81 az coo Michigan white 81 20 and 500 West
ern red 81 2 Rye barley and oatf rema'ned as est
noticed Jmp did not vsry much Th4day's operations
included bushels Western aud Southern white
and yellow at G7 a7ic.
corrOs The DAVIS opsrations were limited 70 100
bslee AZ unvsrien prices
CoryEy The Ispantions we're ccnhned 70 5000 bags
Jsya a. 1IL; and % Rio 1t 9hc p-rlb.
Tns--We have only 20 not- sale u 100 quinsNs
DRY cod At So 10. Other articles we're q1et and I'M
changed 80
PprT The days movements comprised go BIKES
bupeb falslns AZ a. So 800 III 90. do At 81 5Tk;
and ~ csn cufrant- a. % sPA
Parerus.-It being kbosB on Change that the csnsta
hsd reached Bsss sbipper sspo'ed to await Ice
a.i.. s 10 Ds s.i.x 10 s@S gccr-h txsc1t -. ss.as
cotton vsss tsscn By tbs ss-sn1 Arctic - z's 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FarpAv. Dscem be- q

FarDAv Dseembss M-s n. n.
We have nothing psricu's'ly TO repsrt In The
stock axkst to day Transactions continue large and
prices are pretty we'll tanned Harlem the most
pronisent stock thi, list day and closed at i'm
prcvenest. Long Island freely offered mot Nth
standing the decline There more active movement
Cumberland Coal, 1t better prices Morris Canal VS.
In demand than Prices current ct the Arst
board to-day, compared Vi those ruling q the close
yesterday show sdvsnc. In Canton Co ose per cent
In Morris Canal Of per cent; North American Trust III
Cryst Palace 81 Cumbsrlst Coal II New Greek Coal V;
sdgeworth III New jersey Zinc u Harlem y; Hudson
k.R u; Reading RR. II Long Island fell on Per cent
fron opening In State ttocks and Railroad bonds worry
ts business was done At the second board the
I'll up, with moderate Gales Phenix Coal Company
advanced per CT; Nicaragua Transit q; Cumberland
Coal e; Parker Vein Goal q New Greek u; New Jersey
Zinc X; Harlem a The greet and sudden nuctuations
In Canton sufficient should think to deter out
sider on touching IT, 10 any way telsgrAphic des-
patch o Baltimore to-day reports the rssigustion Of
I'll the Baltimore dreeun The real OF this move
ns,t not known; bat they sppssr to have had
mach confidence 10 the v.os Of the stock only two
hundred shares owned among them. This does mot
lsok very sueoursgns This however, Is nothing new;
general thing the directors In stock companies are
the smallest shareholders
All the coal stocks closed In demand ct the advance
Ths movements going in the Cumberland district are
sf such character to warrant much greater i'm
provsnent In the market Of stocks Of coal compa
MES situated In that region II appears that the Pres
dent d the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company 10
aware Of the importance Of the coal trade has taken
sps 10 secure It. Mr. swami the President Of the rail-
rosd company says that applications on file in
tbs General Superintendent department for the CARS
required daily by the psnss, parties submitting
proposals. and that this comprises but small number Of
those who preparing open mines In the George
Greek reaion:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

UDdsr any sreumsanoss that may reasonably b isesa
prior 70 As LIT 6sps0bee snsung-suA under ordinsry
goed price, bssween LOOT 0s and 10000 balss We
which No think but uttls over 30O0Oo0 bales and
prior to the receipt Of this the country vas unusu
ally closely drained In regarding Tire products OF
against 81 600 the Mobile section ct 500 600 Against
$4,000 believing that the heavy ssds In thu cassbsks
tales wide range Of soils and climates ana auaune
that the river bottoms will deficient we look Tor largo
ncease In the high lands Red River Arkansas Que
shits Whis Yazoo and tributaries swelling ths growth
500 COO against S73 Oo0 Texas ~ assume vi ada
30 per cent or leo 600 bales sinst 60OoO Florida as
Last yesr. fully. cay 10000 bales.
The closing quotations In this market were annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25
LA ar-aEss AOAuMEss&s

NSNcINo cLAssEs FORMING FOR the SECOND
as,.rr rntii sf,er the holidays, at 600 Broadway.
- fey ladies ard gentlemen, afterno Cor ladies'
~ Practice IN the rev dances for those thai
ndyanc In danoinHi ehO oADsVs Ut nsSn gEy w
IA BoweTy Mus store, y q y. y. hohNION,
c,KkEING's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY, AT 80
~ Rond Chaser for ladies and young msstrs a&
AZ .ns Az o'otck afternoon; for gentomsn atTM and ~
ossok evening" Mr. will commence tho second 10
On Monday Jsnnary ID Tuesday 9TH and wednesday STD,
I~.i.s A. s-A k.sS.vs t~ss.sS sSsas ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

Receipts al This port Riuce lst OOD
ports Is 600 taken by spnners IL DOE taken spccu
stion. JIG 900; stock in all hands, rs 0c0 amount
tsle, 10 600.
In relation to the nts in this market tho
crop &C.. T. j. Stewart L. Co . oifcusT Of this date,
Our last respects under date Of 18th inst per
Bsltic The sales the next two days 800 bales
ut &c lowor prices On Wednesday, Iath the Arctic
rived With I'D advance which excited our market aud
the decline overed With sales Of 1900 bales On
Thursday 10 of this advance lost, with business
Of 600 tales. On FIidsy received the Ariess ad
vices the 4th inst cosirg feoblo with sales OF $50
bales and satprday 18th last 40 lover Sept-
ca With taes OF 16 bales On Monday OF this wsek
eectI hed by eegraphic dsspsches CT an al
vance at New Oreaps and buyers iacfsase thsr par
chsEes closing stesoer with asl.s OF 800 bres ON
TUESDAY and "wednesday decided speculative feeAny
current sth tslss OF 900 bales ~ Nc advance at
the close 1t Is probable that the very extensva pur
ebases made AZ New Orleans uDdrr the beisf In our
opinion that feghts 70 TIE North viii dscLus
70 Former prices ba. given rise TO this moyenens aud
pispisrs lopgr fnd storsge there al effort to
withhold in the interi for few weeks may ooc rbs
market closed very firm lat evecing with sass OF 80
bales and SEQ 10 transit TO Liverpool from New oreaas
Our quo soBs are replaced before rae Cluads had
arrived ut Hsifsx ut the hour OF goEg 70 prs~s
A. viii not isus rculsr 90 the lac pcoGtmo. We
submit estimates by this packet Ia reviewing the
her for the scurtg ~ the growth ~ tbs preses
feseoD forced 20 the conviction that tbs Drop
housed csBnot vary much from 800 600 bslas OF witch
fu. Sy tie sEclnay conirgent c.ues affecting The do
nysy 81 It may be placed At 100000 70 900 900 bAes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

v1nrwIuM PINS FANCY sTAsoNABLv, AND WELL
warranted, NO a. Maiden iansfhe snss ss's ts,vsi
ere ana the public generally, to ks mAtehless
al Surs BY hiusel from the bses
fashions The subscriber especially reocmn ,sin ~
az eakIsE H. q, martins, stsne marlin, mn s1u
srnnss Of sueh variety exsesnoe AZ T. JUSTLY f5n ~
nsrodr ,be pablo articles OF sn9 ~ Wos s ana
tsieoted character. ~. M Al Ms'Sca Ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

We glad to perceive that the united expression Of
opinion by the press has produced the eiect of la
slight degree bringing the fssmer aud inner into
more IN mediate contact During the at wesS coasd
cradle qusntty Of fowl petatoes and o.her farm pro
duce Ian dcd the upper depot of tbs ua-sm Raft
road and sold BY the producers themselves to the BIO
keepers In the neehboThoad to the total eqcusson of
buckfter The farmers went asay we'll Satisfied With
good price, whilst the rea handsome per cent
by the transaction. Upon the 3D. Large quantity
Of Irish butter put up for auction In BOSTON and
large attended This butter had been shipped oy
the steamer Niagara and placed in bond l. so,d at
PC and 24c per pound although the bonding ousrse
added 4c to the selling price IL was ofexcelert quality
The markets must come down
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

NOLAN PIANOFORTEs.-T GILBERT & cos Pr
III Ansforte warcrooms, No $50 Broadway, corner Of
Anthony street. second foorT. q. Go daily adding
their extensive Of In Ahsir New
Yorl They have panos, with wthou the oele
braed Uoan to suit purchasers from all setsns Of ths
Of THAR has long been beyond and
70 prices 60. urgently invite comparison between
thss and those OF other In the Union
confidently believing that from the ,uar facilities pes
BY them. they fare enabled outsrp all compet
tor Second han pianos tsken in exchange bought for
hand. prices from $50 up Pianos, with without TIE
eoaa to iet Gilberts boudoiv cottage pianos FOG
small Prince Cathats mslodeons at low prices
HORACE ATERS Sole Agent.
NOTICE TO AMATEUR ARTIsrEs-WANTED, A
IN lady to travel companion ard assistant Of
lady In vocal and nrumental niueic and fancy danses
address Anenworth, Herald once, i'm nedatey.
DIAkO FoRTES-TO BE SOLD, BEFORE TIE lsT OF
January, good assortment Of 6 and octave pianos
which made in the very best and r6uted.
second. hand pisnos'takep in exchsnae.
p. LYNCH, Manufacturers $50 Broadway,
Prince street. up stairs.
DIANOTORr Es.--THE suSsCRiBER, IN CALLiNa
the attention Of professors amateurs and thu oic 10
his assortment Of pianof as dent that
for richness depth Of tone Of touch ab
and beauty Of workmanship and his late improvements
they stsnd unurpsssed; while Without she
OF store nts &C., &C., he 10 ensbes TO oder them
- ALBERT wEBER 1903 West Broadway
DIANOroRTEs- r. H. CHAMBERS. NO. Se5 BROAD
wsy wsuid respectfully so lett purchasers to oa and
the lstest improvements His welo gncd repu,ipn and
praStcs pernco, obtanes By long connection with
the cid manufactures, sufficient guarantee OF
the prime qualify OF the instruments ho offers for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25
lDVERTISEMENTS RENEWKD EVERY BAT.
ATSEE SEvENTH PAGE "a
HON EsTEADs.

DROSPECT HILL VILLAGE ASSOCIATION.-MRN.
ber urgently requested - ATTEND the meeting
O'CLOCK ~ lo3 Bowy when matter Of vital Importance
(re atiLg TO anu that Of the Association to Dc
discussed This occasion 10 taken to remind such msmhsrs
in that the time rapidly app-osohng
shsr lots and the amounts paid thereon will be forfeited
By order. B1NJaAI L. HANNAH. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

The increase in mportaous of foreign dry good, this
year has all been within the pat three weeks
We have another full week left OF this YER before make
up annual report The difference in the aggregates
fer each yes, will not amount 10 than three mil
lions Ct dollars The weekly review of the trade pub
lsbed yesterday gives s the most interesting details of
this department OF business up to tina. time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25
NTATR MONY MADE EASY, OR now TO W

NHATR HoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
M Lover Profoessr LAYTON BoGbsn formerly 81 Lon
IAN will send 70 address, rNsaipt OF dollar post
psid psp objections 70 able ladies or seatewen 70 wiz
tbe Of many OF the 1os ~ their
besrs nss desire Tho process simple. M 80 cspa-
vat that ali ay lad irrespective o. ags, appear
snce or elton, last though not least IL A. DO ar
ranged With snoh and delisary that dseoton - IN
possible. Address Professor LAYTON, boston hsss ~
raid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25
aNW PUBLIOATlOns.

A PAPER FOR YOUR rAAlLY-rHE HOME JOUR-
"A Mathew series fov 1851 Of the great
and oontnually increasing demana for this pat
Cd, widely circulated and universally popular Any
paper have heretofore been unable to the bsak
NUM- to only Limit extent !. avoid this dis
appointment in failure shall the fret OF January
m,h increased edition .s viii enable US 70 supply
tnt of tho ediorstas freisn and domestic
Of large list Of atorsthe spice he ku-e-
the aaythe brief noves-ths piausnt .sore
the sparkling Wit amusing aud
sip the Persian paperstbs personal skstoh.s public
ohaseersthe stirring OF the world live nshs
CHI, Of the for ladosthe fashions fashion
able .ocdp-the faoss and outlines Of nswsshs pick Of
English iniormaa onths w.t. imor and psshos Of ths
the usual careful choosp.s r tho wilderness Of
Enssh periodical literature criticism, pssy etc., several
Of remark bic interest will eari,n aud give
value the and brilliant series for 1853 Tcrm-For
years x5-aways In advance Subscribe vi ,haps delay
Address NORRIS b WILLIS.
Edors and Proprictors. lO7 FULTON srsss, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

IIoUsE IN PARIS MANDATORY IN NEW YORK!
I1-0AIME, GUlLLEhOT CO. Jewellers, 49, Broadway
bee leave til public shns have
Just received by the last hrry the
and rohss IL jcworS that has been ADJ
nil ed IN ew York Nooklssas, breaches earrings and
Jewels a. every Kind designed the best artots Of Par
and wish the diAno ads the
low prices Of tie jewels from Messrs osme
CuilSomet Co.'S ufaetores iuduces therpa-
irons increase number every day and they will esdes-
VOC TO gstisfy every tnate ana fancy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

Turkeys, eaoh. las . 1ss.
: hen ....7s. . lis.
Fowls, Per pair. ..es . s..
Spring chic KS prpr. ss 9 81
G,sss, each. IS. . l3s.
Ducks. per pair. 6s. . los.
Tame pigeons, eaoh20 . Csc.
FRUIT AND GARDEN vEGE-
TABLES.
Potatoes, pr bush. rs . o..
Beans. .3s. . s..
Cabbage per 100, IS
to quslity.......S3 . IS
Turnip,, pr dog bunshes, So.
pr bush Il. -. 5s.
Apples good prmea 1Sc.a2s.
pine pc doc l2s AIDS
Citron melons. psr doz.. So
Pears per measure ..3s
Dates, PR 10 ..........l Toe.
Lemons per hundred. ..4l
Oranges. per doz 2.
Plums per qaact. $50. $50.
Rsisins, per IL. .121fc.
par-ley. per bunch. 40.
LEXIS, per bunsn. 40
Onions per quart ....6c.
Csu'itl 1ers, or. nd $50 q So
Arrichokes, cash .Ioc.
RhH 1arb. pr buuch .l6s.
Asparagus. per buach Ice.
Orrsses. per quar-. ..5c.
Salad, per hundeed. g.. a 81
Soiasch, per n az peck 80
Potbvrbs, per bunch....3
Radishes per buooh....l
Watermelons, esc q l2c al5c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

The receipts OF the company nov about $3s 0s0
Per month from coal. The Cumberland Coal and Iron
COMPANY with view to tse msnt Of their trade
are investing Sl000e0 In bages and propeers to ply
regularly between Baltimore an New York. The Parker
Vein Company 1t is unosrsood also constructing ten
steaners with view TO factate the transpor ation OF
their coal to the Nor b,ru and Eastern markets Mr.
Swami addused many other Striking facts showing the
necessity Of making to meet
extended scale the requirements Of the coal trade
His remsrss copcluttve that a resolution WAS
unanimously adopted by th- Board authorizing the issue
OF bonds 10 the Of So o0O-lst to fund the
balance duo account Of copstrucion I'd to lay down
second track at such poins may be deemed advisa
be and Sd, to supply thu necessary to
date the coal trade. meeting has been called as
semble in Baltimore the sd Of January next, Of all
the companies engaged Ia trade west Of Cuuber
land. With . view to such action as may bs deemed
proper
These movements calculated to create active de-
mAnd for cos stock and give them greater value in the
market The leading cempsnies-Cumb.rla nd, Parker
Veins Phopix and New Greek in the hands Of &C.
Its fullest extent to get their coal to market The
Parker Vein Coal Company without doubt the best
Arrangements for putting Northsrn and Eastern
markets ct once Its ceal. The company have closed
contract for year with the right OF renewal for two
yesrs, With the New York Baltimore and Alexandra
steamsip Company for all the steamers Of their line
lines TO Baltimore Alexandria four Of which to be
but On the line In March three in May three In April
and tbs others fast they built freghting the
sompssys coal they direct either from Baltimore
Alexandria to New York the rate Of 81 Is per ton
The steamers viii be Of 500 tens burden each viii form
daily line and to brsg AZ least 400 tons Of coal each
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A NATEUR Observation-Disclosures OF YOUNG
"A Wishing 70 form Quartette clun, would like
meet With respectable and capable violoncest Address
Club, Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

DOARDlnQ AID a1UGtUxu0.
q BARCLAY S5RBR1.-A Jew 0lNTLnunH GAM
Oh BE- satias teuly 1atsA With ely furn-
q sssns, IN SMALL private faulty. b. Immediately aDpiv-
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The movements In this great srspls In this country
up the latest date in each OF the past three
have been unnsxed -
MOVEMENTS CoTfoy IN raE UNITED sTsTEs.