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Supreme Court-Spec;al Term.


srFr. IL john La iage rs john s. IIcvird.-Fhe
plaintiff claims tho specific performance of contract for
the exchange and sale OF snds and damages for the
breach The coutroct Tho defendant rests the claim
en- variety Of grounds two only Of which need TO he
fpecaly noticed at pyosont:-oac is tia. his object In
agreeing TO part With hi lands TO receive cash to the
amount OF about $4,000, which TO 30 paid by the
paintih to cquelie tho exchange, and that this was
knownto tho plaintiff end that the plaintiff; purposy de-
feaed this object and has refused to pay down to the
time OF tho Of this action and since has
neglected to pay oven the balance which he admitted to
BIZ due and which the coonda offered to accept leaving
the question open whether the disputed amount Que
or net; and that the defendant offered before tho g
coNuorc cd, 20 fulfil his part and that the
object which the defendant had in view has ceased TO be
important to him; also that Tho plaintiff did not fulfil his
par o. inc contract 80 % 10 nave remedy at law and II
would be unfair and rrconcicntcus parinis hin: nov
to enforce the contract 1hch he rad not fulGed and
the benefits ofwhtoh TO tho deoniart he had destroyed
The Judge concluded elaborate opinion By saying that
the claim for specific performance should be denied
but the def n5ant Should be required repay
received by him with interest and an account be taken
CT any other received by either that bel ry he
ether Ii ay be that in that account each should be
cntdto The income Of the property TO b. conveyed 70
% Il the intention that each should have poacs ion
during that time acd rcitier party ciudec that in
payment bY Bidde Of ~ 100 sholld &c considered
in this action satisfaction Of much interest en- tho
mortgage held by kesan, or only as consideration fcY
SEGREGATION O. Bdd. 10 that extent fully gone Into
in Ito evidence In tht Tor the purposes OF this
s,it IL must be ceardsd subrosaton only and not
satsaoon II that become material in tho account.
Ing the ultimate decision Of that point beet be OBJ
tansd in tic it on the mortgages Neither party ID to
have costs up to this time against the other The
question as TO the cost the accounting is reserved
Jo6IsoR Dca s1lOnfo Custmm.Motion der led with
$40 costs
Rttus r. CYoekS Stenhu Crockcr and others .-The In
junction must continue as 10 8. Croker.
Decision by Hon Judge Roosevelt
ScNel b. s1rcyy cad " c 6far hr s1nroyp and others
This ia OF auctioneers commission and expenses
sale In PARTITION amounting as claimed to between
i've end ten thousand dollars. So heavy charge upon
judicial sele has produced great the mind
of the court The auctionecrs ocs they termed
paid il 10 true. by the purchasers II Is obvious
however they formed in tho1 mind part Of the cons
deraion Az all events they paid into the hands OK
the officer Of the court BY whom tho salc directed
be made who now decre1 the responsibility Of psyiug
them over without tho cFdsr OF the Court The Judge
directed The case 70 be referred Go Vandorpoe
tain tho agreement before tho sale respect to auction
Charge
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srinfovcMeet arrived 10 sssist bin. The Soop w
c sne Dad and tho wind bovtpg fresh. IL 1esms1
soVhso's 70 land the cargo part Of It whioh yes
400 VEG she placed 10 cato custody Theses par
tke'ch 10 Nil that give til 10 moYro0 N Iee6s
ca, onieic, Sept. l3.
: LAusoaEo AT kobbinston, ID mat by Mr. 1utss&
bpear fine bark OF 700 tons called the Iorcp.a -.
bins said To b. intended for tina BoAton market
At Estport I'd inst brig Of lg2 tons called tho Ina
to DO empoyed in tho coastng trade under com mand q
Capt John Iapcy.
The nsne OF tho new bark recently launched nv Mr.
Matthias vickery, Calais, has been changed from Honda
res 70 Lincoln.
An hDIA ARRIVAL AT ESw 0aLEAns The shlo Lows.
Capt Coin. arrived ~ Nov Orleans the iust al
rect from Calcutta In hundred aud thirty dsys
her cargo compofed Of gunDy bags ana sLtpete Tais
ID the second direct arrival Of els from Csioutts
New Orleans The first took piaoe some seven OF eigt
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Military pnrades.

The City Musketesrs Company Is Twelfth regiment,
n. \. militia accompanied by Dodsw0rthe Cornet
bsDd parsdcd yesterday for target practice
The AnsficsB Rifles Company u " Militia, also
psisdsd yesterday. they accompanied BY Adkin
WathiuatoU bssss bend.
The Warren Light Guard visIted Long Tdsod. yester-
day for target practice They headed by Snson's
American brGs band, and made very handsome dis
play.
The fifth annual parade for targst practice, Of tho
Hickory GuAos, osnle "a yesterday. They mustered
iry eight unkets and made very enc display asthey
pas I'd cur Office on their return
Tie Warren Lish, Guard, commanded by n. McGloin,
paved our Office yeSterdsy evening their return from
tbeir second annual target xourion They n srch.d
welt and carried av.n iddi,d target. Tho fAlosiDg
price were awordeJ for superior shooting IL silver
cup. presented by o. Ring Esq -Psa,sH BiaokIedge;
! doscu silver tpooss ny Capt, wtldey-Capt Nc
Goin 9. one dozen e.lvrr spoons, by g. Heiue - III
Hart Silver cup. ny The conpanv-Lieut. Phaler
Silver box By Nj. stetson--John Smith; Gold pom
Gil by Crrst-H. Bsnta Z. Gold penc by NJ RAY
ney-A Cherry s. Colo pencil by l.. Davis oil.
lon 9. GCid pen and silver oGse by M Heneli-Geo
w Craft 10. Wreath, by j Davis--Licut. J Craft
The number OF volunteer companies which will par
for target ctice this fall viii exceed last years.
b&g TO q gicat extent.
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Common PIeos.--spcc,ai Terra.


Snrr. 13-ThomGs T.. Smith rs Daniel G.. Mason.--
motion on the par. o. tie defondr Of TO set aside YER
Dict snd for new trial the grounds that the jury
rad acted wrong IN separating and that tao officer who
mao chge OF them was not Tropery sworn IL appeared
however ihst VIC jury Gid not 30 hoycnd the precincts Of
the City Hall aad that the officer had been sworn gene
rally az The commtnccnent OF tho term The Jusrr dc.
NED lhe incticc, With $40 costa ~
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He therefore directed tbs jury 10 hnd verdict Of not
guilty. No. guilty accordingly,
p. Mccarthy, . porter in Tho cmpcy Of Mr. George
shesrnsD trunk maker vas ts'ed aud sntcnced TO two
J,sr imp sopmrnt for stealing trunk tom his master,
with which he bad been se0t.
Tho oourt then Adjourned
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New M,,s,c.
W. tsve iyfak =

We Rave just received charming ballad entitled
rcye Knctn hy stephen O. Msssett Esq ex editor OK
the Hsrysvle Herald California Its 6oauttfpl mels
dy and viii, when krown DO popular a. any OF the
r-cf;our rutrccicna a. tfe talented ,-.lor or WI
Tho nooa 90 tire lake " bc.m'ng Publkzhed By VIA
Hall . son, Drosdway Ant Alvin, Zen FfaAOsoe
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t.
Over these several expenditures tho Common Council
and Supervisors hsve no control their only duty being
provide and pay.
Of the other expenditure those for the Russ pave
nent for the Fro Department for req, estate Docks
and Slips and for Public Buildings may regarded as
Investments for public purposes and current
penses but In most Of these cases the improvdcnce OF
engaging in such largo expenses without previous pro-
visions made for the funds. i manifest.
The anions OF excess Of expenditures the arpro
prlat!on provided by Law. therefore to csna-
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US. sur PsrBlz--Ths following letter, written o.
board the Prcbe lately arrived in Hampton Roads om
the Pai,,r,orc SIN
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Debates In the Common Council.

eeptem Der lst. 1852 JOHN BOYCR.
The Board sdjoui ned to Monday next.
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r. - AnnTOItNHC fTOce6thHuBSs
bfpT. l3.--Hls Honor the Recorder in tho chair.
The minutes Of the last proceedings were read
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-16

he oi Mexico. sBd eAIh>aiiy desiis iUr her
ali The blessings and prosperity which We en-
jo! under Republican institutions, and We
congratulate the American people upon the
results vi that war. Whvh have 50 manifest
ly Justified the poheE aiid conduct Of the
Democratic party. and insured TO the Uni
States indemnify icr the past aud security
for the future
Resolved. That in view Of the conditions
an the old world. high and sacred duiy is
deS S9iSed with Increased responsibility upon
b" Democratic party Of this country ~ the
party ol the people. to uphold and maintain
The rights Of every Stale. and 10 sustain and
advance among Us constitutional liberty. by
continuing 10 resist all monoplicS and exclu-
slNc legislation for the benefit Of the few at
the expense vi the many. and by vigilant
and constant adherence 10 those PRINCIPLES
and compromises Of the constitution. which
are broad enough and strong enough to em-
brace and uphold the L Mon as it is, and the
Union as it shall be, in the full expansion of
the energies and capacities of this great and
people,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-16

Gg The High Tariff organs of Pa
think to deceive The People again, ON thier old
protective system, so long exploded, and de.
nOunce Gen. Pierce for MS opposition to the
litlle and big tariff bills OF 1871, g. 1t
will not take. The wings in the present con-
gress have refused to touch the Revenue Tar.
III, Prest Fillmore and Cabinet say, amen!
Better let well alone, as the n Y Mirror
(whig )says or els, Il contingency may arise
lor II uIrect tax and no more tariffs az all
ut all! If the wings do not aid us ~ settle
the slavery agitation, there will be no tariff
q year hence, but rupture Of the Union
The old slang Of british Tariff" DC. will
be the burden Of the press that advocates
british laws, British monarchy. British
lnjSrule in Ireland and British oppression to
millions Of British laborers. Under dem
ccralc tariff the country is growing rich,
and the manufacturers OF iron might do well
10, ii they had called for a reasonable duty
on all kinds of iron. which whig congress,
in i842, in many cases would not impose
AS To Free Trade, We have it not, and he
who says Gen, Pierce fayorsit, tells wilful
WhceIiRg 1rgus.
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Habits ofthe Nice Young Man.
FRoM PUNCH.

FROM ICNCH.
Attends evening parties--and hands the
mullins round.
Smiles ii he burns his fingers with the
kettle.
Plays the flute.
Sings "Do you love me now as them"
Parts his hair in the middle.
Takes un umbrella with him TO an even
ing party.
Wears galoshes after dusk.
Has secret passion for Cruel.
Writes ,icroslles, and conuiJu utcS 10 La
dies Albums.
Curls his whi>kers.
Is the "IIon. Sec" 10 the Ladies Bcncvo
lent Mangle Discrimination Society"
i.rcps cat, and a regular account Of hi
daily expenses.
His greatest pleasure is to attend "A NEE
tine at EXetor Pail, and and his next creates
p.,easure is to have his name mentioned
''among those whom we observe on the plat
form," DC. DC.
His fondest tie, next to an aged grand.
mother is that Of his white neckcoth.
Can hum the overture To Dr., i eiSchuts,
Carries a pincushion, and acduated
drops with him. and is never unprovdcd
with scent bottle, for fear OF accidents.
Goes out in the rain to fetch a cab.
Doesn't smoke.
Helps Mammals shawl on with the grace
Of 2ne Of Holmes shopmen.
Eas his hair and handkerchief full Of
scents, and it is a pity the same cannot be
sail of his head.
Holds skein Of silk with exemplary pa
ticnce-turns over the leaves of music with
great dgital skill--reads novels in clear
sccretarylike yoice-lauyhs cfetnOso-llsps
moderoto-jokes with the old maids allegro
quotes poetry pcnseroso ladies' eirands
prsstisSiaa0-and makes himself generIatc
uSetatO.
Such arc the habits OF the Nice You ng
Man.
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PROPHETIC,

4 coniab between two wings on our street
this morning indicates the low spirits with
which that party have received henomina-
ton of General Pierce. 1t is AS follows:
FIRST wHIG.--"Why will the nominee Of
the wing party for the next Presidency be
like a General who killed himself by falling
on his Sword?"
SECOND wHIG-"Don't know some
thing bad, ls'pose, any how. Cause he'll be
dead, reckon"
FIRST WAIG.-"No. If you give it up
III tell you, Because he will be Pierced IN
The taH "
EEUM Omnus--" First swooned. Second
went Oft weeping and took bi; drink. =
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NEW d,EHlNA.


tSia~S ald GkuCHU>TsTr si0rP,
\o. 2S, MONROE SrGGET, WnEEIIxG VlRGiNtA
ME subscribers Respectfully give noico tina
H. they h"'e imported direct nom the nanuiac-
IN ers. large and compleIe stuck of the above
ware, together w.th an assortment OF Mantle Or.
nnmcnts aud Fancy G"ods, somc o, which are OF
exquisite TASTE nl'I beauty. lion. Stnme Chint.
ANA Porcelain Breakfast Dinner, Tea and Toilet
ware, oi an entire new pntlern, Solar and Lurd
Lamps aud lanterns ot every description. Bri-
tannla Ware CnI0rN, etc. We shall at all times
keep MS complete nn assortment OF Common Ware
on hand. Inr the city nld country traue. as eau
be found at any other store in The West, and b,
giving our personal attention To re-packing the
sane, convince ali who mny favor us with lheir
pntronag3, that they cnnnot do better at any
uher establishment IN the country.
HOBBS, BAR MES & CO..
Film; Glass Manufacturers,
jnn7-f Wheeling Va.
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GsOOES es3at3 SEsUCy.
LEATHER &C

VII" subscriber, ,>c'y thankful tor past favos
Il would respectfully inform his old customer
a"d Ihc public generally, that he h;s NOW ON
hand Il most splendid assuitmcnt ol l.OOlS and
SHOES, SOLE and UFPEH LEATHER Cant
ok'ns, Mor"cco LINING and Binding. ms, Nails
lhIrad, aud almost every article la his line.
Also Ladies and Gentle cGuen's gum Over shoes,
Mems BnilaIo Over Sucs, All OF superior st, lie
ana "''l he sold onvcry moderate profits for cash
'hHes' or almost any Nnd uI InerCEantHbIe Pro-
duce. SASItEL Si,ENMnNS
N. B.-Pcrsons knowing themselves indebted
either ny Noe .: Book account, of long stani-
ing, Will please call aad sttle up. ns short set
Irncnts make long friends, and in some Eases
ave costs. iuurlGtyI = =
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NI1A14Z = u a. y ADI6 u
G'&9.}E&aTGa S's'0SE,sS.

VIE subscriber having purchased ul the lat
Il proprietor. l.. NJ. Scot, his entire intrrrs
In 'ho EhuIG Foundry takes pleasure III anmnum
eng 10 thc public tAal he has had many Years
PRACTICAL Experience i'll the busiucss, and is now
tong all III his power To ht up and put in good
wurNiIg CONDITION the entire machnrr, OF the
establishment Being thus prepared, he will keen
c"nslrnIly GA haad Cooking stoves OF an the
varous patterns, FnrIor ANA Egg Stoves, Fame,
froi'ts' franklin Sttvcs aud Crates ut all sizes.
&1GIGUW WARE,
tIow Castings uI nearly every pattern, Waffle
irons tor stoves, Fencing for Graves and Fronts
for Houses, Piow Points. Alulin Pans, IL new ar.
neIr' and CHIMNEY Tops, &c.
Orders Tor any thing IN the above liuc thank.
l"'ly received a'd promptly filed on the shortest
notice. OId Metal taken i'll exchange Ior new ut
MS hiSnCSl cHSh PFIccs DAVID POOL.
;tI,D. ly.15I
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E1-several Wallpapers have commenced
the usualpanic before presidential election J
US TO the wool market, and strive to depress
the article to benefit eastern manufacturers,
and those demasogue politicians who thrive
OH fofebodings ofruin, and by overturuing
business, dcranging trade, and alarming the
farmer and mechanic. They are like the
girl who m tIe dre4 lful ado, one day to the
detriment of the peace Of a large neighbor-
hool---she feared, il she got married, that
she m,gI have nice little babe. that the
dear iIltle thing might creep into the oven,
and hat.itmi ;ltoi burnt " DEATH. JW.sAliag
xllyws.
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Up With the Banner!

Above We raise the flag of Democr icy for
the next Presiden ial Election. with he name
of the talented and gallant GEN. FRANK
LIN PIERCE of New Hampshire. as the
Standard Bearer. and have only time to-day
to say, that the nomination meets with gen
eral and enthusiastic approval.
WE "POLK-ED" THEM IN IA.
WE'LL PIERCE" THEN IN '52.
---Bdk. -irgus.
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GEN. PIERCE.

The Columbus. Ohio. Fact neutral )says:
In Gen. Pierce, We mud a man who has
served his country in its war-felds and its
council chambers. Party cannot say ought
againstthe soldier. accumulate the patriotism
otthe statesman In securing a nomination
thus unsOught ior by him, he comes into the
arena a strong candidate. with no heartburn
nlngs IN the clans OF Michigan, Pennsylvania
and Illinois
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For the Sentinel,

I OF lHU ICtUIIHET.
The editor of the Republican last week
announces to his patrons. that man named
Franklin Piece has been nominated as a
candidate for the Presidency. Pity that the
editor does not kno7 this man who is known
to every intelligent reader that examines
the doings of the national government. 1t
would be better for the subscribers of the
Republican if the editor would acquaint him-
self more with the business Of til. day and
nation. S,
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Don't all come aat once!

4 VIE subscribers are now receiving their
H. Spn 4 and Summer Goods from Philudel-
phia, consisting in part Of
alOIllS, S,CNSstusneres, ESVecdS. VcStiHgs.
Silks, muslin dc lnincs berages. braze de lainas,
poplins, nwns, Swiss null, canlE ric, prints.
brown md h'"ached musline, crayats, fringes, Ia.
ces, hoser, nitt'. gt YES. and many other nrti.
cles. all witch will he sold for very low pri-
COS Tor 6 ID or good prqnuce Ladies' AM gen.
tlemen All hn examIne our stock before pnr-
chasing elsewhere. Call nt the Cheap cash
Store j, SHoTWELL e. CRABB.
Cadiz, May ~, 1852.
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VIM. r. King Of Alabama.

This distinguished Republican, who has
been in the councils of the nation for long
series of years, is the Democratic Candidate
for Vice President of the L. S, and President
of ne American Senate. Year after year,
was called to preside over that body oI
talented and distinguished statesmen, BY
Messrs. Clay, Webster, DC; and by aanam
imoui vote, he was deemed equal to the duties
which he SO nobly and ably discharged.
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Egr The California Legislature have pass
ed an act giving James l.. Freaner power
to costrucL wagon road from the Sacra
mento Valley to the Oregon line, and to reg
ulate the tolls thereon for the period oftweea.
In.fDe uearS
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o.. q. ~ EEM gg,R.Fs.

AUCTION 4 COMMISSION MERCHANT,
A ND DcaIcr in American, English, Ere ch
~ and German Goods. Clocks. Witches ant
Jr"eIry, etc. Al kinds oi Merchnniize, Rrn
Estate, liousrnoiL Furniture sold oh the mos:
reasonable terms.
Auction every Tuesday md Friday evenings,
and "Wednesday and Saturday mornings
uCl29-lI w. :. bi('kIISN
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GVFour distinct companies in Canada
have gwen official notice Of their intention to
apply 10 Parliament for charter to enable
them to commence operations on canal
around The Falls OF SauIt Ste. Marie.
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ES-We learn from the Baltimore Sun that
Mrs. NJ, Showdown, wife of Nathan u, liy-
ing near Stafford, Hartford county, Md,
presented her lord with three charml q re
SponslbIlities, under the care of DR.. Reuben
Harlan, viz. two daughters and one son.
All doing well
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1T The last piece Of marital insolence is the
following dialogue: Husband, ! don't know
where that boy got his bad temper--not from
me I'm sure" "Ao, my dear; don't per-
ceive you have lost anv.'
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rCol. Z lward Dub ois. for many years
a clerk in the Court of appeals of Maryland,
di cd at Annapolis, on 3lst ult
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E9- Governor Martin, OF New Hampshire
was inauyurated at Concord on the 81 inst.
In his address he advocated the comprom-
ise and intervention.
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EJPcrry smith, formerly United States
Senator, from Connecticut, died on the Sd
instant at his residence in that State,
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CgvAlIs MANVIFA(yCai,.U,x

TENIf. subscriber wishes to inEurrn his custom
4 ers and the public generally, TINT he has on
hand lot of CHAIRS, made 10 order. which
he will sell for cnsh or approved country produce,
and that he still continues to mnnul ali
the different varieties of Chairs, Seuccs. Socin-
bles, Arm.Chairs, small Chairs, etc. ETC., II t hls
stand, on Warren street, a few doors south Of ).
& II. M'Fadden's at IRE.
. frbi ~ MCCONNELL.
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VIM. Ming Nicnll.

MI ANUFACTURER ut SmtdIcs. Brides,
'lImness and Trunks, of all kinds aud
qualities, 1T the old stand. No. I09, Main street.
Wheeling, Va. Carpet and Saddle Bags. Sar'h-
els, VaIicGs, common and pInied Carrage aud
Buggy Harness, Briggs Pm ent Forest City Coach
Wagon nnd Dray Harness OF all kinds, alSnys
ou hand and made to order on ibsra ttrSs.
t1g-iy
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ES-The project Of holding convention
to make new Constitution for California,
has failed.
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AAiiON IlIllI.

AANON IiNE L L,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALERIN
COPPER. TIN, .4.vD SHEET LRON war;;
COOKING STOVES.
always on hand, at bis shop (ncnr s. &,
4 4 II. M'FaddeL's stnre) II large stock OF the
atJrc wares of every descriptions. which he will
sell Wholesale or Retail, NJ low rs can &c pur-
chased any where else in the Western country.
Country Merchants wishing 10 lay in stock OF
rinwarc. would do we'll to give me call before
purchasing, It's think | can sell little LOWER
than Ihcy can purchase rlsewnerc.
STOVES.
| have for sale the celebrated lElna Air Tight
Cooking Stoves OF all sizes, Tor either wood or
coal These Stoves are decidedly the best in the
markt t, and feel confident that any person Try
ing one will say so ; all ask is that Ihsy may
havci air trial.
Als he Air Tight Wood Stove, which is hard
20 hch in this or any other market. All Stoves
sold ty me a'e warranted; and amy ono pnr-
chasing Stove. and finding il defective. can re-
turn it TO me and will mi,ke anexchnngr.
,r7>' Old Copper taken in rxchGngc inr ware.
ca and WILL sell Stoves As CHEAP us they
can be had in any market. ie25-ly
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-16

ETA Hottentot once got up picture of
heaven. 1t was enclosed with fence made
Of sausages, while the center was occupied
with fountain whch squrted pot pie.