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- BYsroN. NAY 10.
Arrived-Bsrks Ella. Baltimore Elk ana ashna Phia-
deha; brss Hope Curacao; Phsnix Cape Waytien Eliza
burgess san Juan May Left bark Jaas Dotsn nd brig
Motto for ny orb. log.
Ship } W Fannin, Galveston; bark Zeuohis. Mobile
Brss Neptune, Ciebfucgos; Anderson Apaiacheola:
Locke, Saltiiia River FORESTER gtoa NC Da
Ccve Baltimore. scr Lysander. Port nee: Ca
refine Grant - tin Forrest Norfolk Attakspa pas Po
tom &C River Jhsper u Jane. Patterson FhiadeIpha:
Cooley 4 Co, A Il Bald. EYork.
CIeared-Barks Wyapdotte, st vncents; Kate Hastings
SFranciscoi uaoiey, natmorej Oak Philadelphia sehrs
Herbert, Aux Cages Brown, Albany; Granite State,
49,
cRARLEsror. May 10
Arrived-Stesmer Isabel. Havana May 10.
Clear d-Bsrk Caroline. NYork schr Junata Warren. ri.
sailed-Solr Hartford, for Northern port.
EAST GREENwIcH, May 10.
Arrved-Scbrs Emporium. PLindeIphia Saratoga do.
NEW BEDFORD. May Is.
AIrived-Shp Mount Vernon NPaciic, with go bts sp
and 100 bills vi oil.
PnoyIDESoE May 10.
Arrived-Schrs Mary. Baltimore; Tryall. Norfolk; APP.
Pleeate Phi'sdepbn: Telegraph. Motile John Fras'er.
c! areston Mail Philadelphia; Rrapd ywinc, do; Mary
Anne Guest do; sooPs America New York Fairfield. Al
bany Southport, do.
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INTELLIGENon
Movements OF Ocean Steam
PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY 10, ls5a

Cleared,
Steamship James Adger, Dickinson, Charleston SpoRrd,
Ship Rip Van Wrinkle, Smith Liverpool B Kitohins.
SHIP Caspian Truiant. Kctibuoto Elwcii 4 Co. W.
Bark Frederick warren cottreI San Francisco. Cary
Myss nt ss s's Ai e. F.s''
s.Sssssi s?sss s''a'I',
Bark Exact Stevens. Savannah sturges Chairman Co.
Brig Th,ee Brothers tBr) KnOwlson, 81 John. NIB,
IsI,s f'5asine. mn; philadelphia master
Schr q II Townsend Hutchinson, Brazil, 60, M N Free
schI Favorito, Hggs, Bermuda Middleton 4 Co.
es!%s. e.i.t s'Iss Is Co.
s ssII Aliss Wi,Is Bal,more' Mailer Lord:
Wasa ka ssP'
s.eam shsr asr Philadeipsis n'fRhhs smpson
sloop Gaelic, ferguson, Bristol.
Arrived.
Bsy a 81 Doraae tSt r Nth Aspnwn city Sa
keberts e, Passed Ono date &c. given brig Flora from
CITY for nspnwa INST passed steamship
's ss As y Nth s %s.
May Int 20 Ion 4 q ssshanssa signals with ship John
nH While close eesSa main sGpss John Ling
q i9H Il g. Sn he ea. s
stcap'hp pGpsslcs seGps = [cassev hence for Glass
sse Gs5'IadS baisy Tsyrs 81 day.; with md;s and s,s
Passengers 70 lusscy Murray. No date, the Banks
Iasscd one Of the black ball packets stccrngW.
Ship Mtmphis Davis New Orleans Aprl % and II days
from the bsr with cotton and 5 passengers VIM Nelson
naIk Maria Eugenia (sard) MuItodo Antwerp 80 days.
with mdse and Ia pas engers TO schmidt Il Balchen.
Bark Sirs larbeck Emery Cenfuego III days, with
gar 80 Goodhue Co, vessel 70 Harbeck 4 Co.
G!s Matilda dean, cSe Coast q atsg9nj %
p - spoke brig Scanda tSwcd) from Buenos Ayres for
Brig Wandcrer (Br) Dormap, CORVALLIS, MS, days,
With petatoes NJ plaster to " Walker.
brig Rosalie t8rl, Holmes Windsor. Ms 10 days. with
plaster
SER Maxon Rogers Farrcn Matanzss days. with pine
NJ lee - John Pfarsail 4 co.
Scr hwnhriue: Pierce, TraJardo Pr u days, with
hahu.a (of West Mscha) from Ponce PR, bound u Bog
ton 10 DAYS ont, had lost fore topmGst.
scfr Charger hlanlman htalapas La 20 days with
~ 20 spoke tcr Essex from httskarae for Riohm VA
SER sitha Post Post Mobile days With cotton aud
slr Caucasian, Mayo Daricn. Ca Gays With lumber to
schr Daco'ah Maniin wilmington, NC. days, with ma
val stoves. 10 u FREEMAN n Co.
sclI Oliver y Ice Collins VIRGINIA 3 days.
stir Snsan utlean Lon.y Nrguia 9 days.
tclr SRA, ~ hramer, u, burg Virginia, days
ger bStt rge.s, mn cAincetcaguc Va, 3eays
Slr jane. Maui, Rctc,ts Clincotcseue. 3 days.
Scir " B'tee, Davis Campicl's Bridge, pel 2days
Sclr oregon Arcy pra Haven II DAYS staten Tla-i
steamer Gay OF New YORK, Ia%tor Bosten, ,, hours.
BssGv~.
nris EtnrSucce Jir) Crpg,y. S'fays from Palermo.
hTig hht Strito iahsyt 40 ttrom Ignte o. ordor
snyiv,i.
~spmrliis turcrR tBrl. Lott Lyerpoo james hdser
kirann tbaTCttun; lurks Ntala, Thompson. thar @ni
Ficdert NyIrcn Cottrt san frK,cisco itaro tBra~)
bcclna" 'ringtpr, Nc trie Tribune koliman' Naras
ns. tcl ' Geo u 1ownstnd. nuIchiDeon, bra1is
I'D during the day. g.
scr Eese new $40 tons). brought down this morn
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crresi Of Recently Imported Puhpocket Tuesday
night aJ.pny Linds concert at Trip-r Hall the Chief
" shadows took INTO custody recently imported pick
~ exit calling himself Michael Burns whom the officers
detected very busily engage, in sounding" ie finger
ing he Goa, pockets o gentlemen they crowded into
IN, concert room. The light fingered gentleman when
airsttd felt very indignant at The liberty taken by the
police and hr, at, ned them with his vengeance for the
rude detention Of his perron However the officers not
pnyrg much attention 10 the threats conveyed him to
the ifie nth ward police station and in the morning
ccnveys him before the hf of Police who By way
the diff lent wards orderrd him to be rattcdn tho
meaning Of which Is to convey the prisoner from one
police station to another there to remain Ger ain
Of time and then he transferred to the next station
in rotation Thus the pickpockct becomes well shown up
the cers Of each district The prisoner freshman
and rather OF genteel appearance.
waid nrrested yesterday. young German named wis
Pnc,w on charge Il stealing two boxes Of sk cravats
valued at SS6 from the store Of William Wlmerdin &
Co. No. 81 Beaver street. 1t seems that auction
going at the time the prisoner and another Ger
man. named Adolphe Nelke into the and
their previous conduct former occasion they
suspected VI being rogues An eye WAS kept their
movements and In short time Pincow observed to
take the two boxes Of pass them his
cate who escaped with them out Of the but be
Fincow could escape, the clerk in the eau ed
arrest When arrested and accused of stealing the boxes
u sik he became confused and offered pay for the
property he could bc let co. This proposition Mr. Wal
merding refused to comply with and the rogue was
placed in the charge Of the police. who conveyed him
before Justice Bogat at the Iombs, where he
mite d to prison fort ial.
Horse Siealing-.q,r.st Of the Tni.I-On Monday man
named Daniel CogshaA went to the horse market mt
horse for 1900 belonging 10 James McCay Cogshall,
pretending to be real purchaser got permission ride
the animal around block two, for the purpose Of
trying him. but instead of returning the horse
to the Providence boat and LETT that Providence
Rhode leland The route OF the rogue was
and lgraphic despatch forwarded ordering his
He was accordingly caught at Providence aud detained
on the charge awaiting rcqusition from the author
ties here to bring him back for trial
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Passengers Sailed.


Lyrn rooI -Steamelip turopa-Mr and Mrs dohn Hngnc
Mrs Baker child servant Milwaukee two Misses Dor
don tanada MIR sohwab lady and two cijren New YORK;
Miss l. Crninth. England Munkcttrick and lady Nes
York; Gibson and lady, Cscnnati Reath and lady
Philadelphia; Mr. Hope and lady. Now York; Theo Krth
lady, Ieidsc; Miss steycr, Master johannes Knauth
Miss Camilla Knauth, nurse. and child Mrs Maynard
child and servant Woodstock g; Miss Mills, Cant
Garfield, lady, two children. and servant, England
Mr. Robert Bunch II Vice Consul. Now York; Mr. Sib,
bern Norwegian and Swedish Legation; u X McLimont
New York: Mr. Maynard, Jr bearer Of dospatoher;
nngcrty New orleans Henry Schemaun, Californa. I'd
mund Capral, Mr. Il Goursand Pars l. NJ Bces vr Gias-
gov Holmes Philadelphia; Samuel Mason, Newark /;
u Tiicrman, Charleston, G. Henry Robinson New York.
Walter Mills. Woodstock sgnor Bettini and lady,
Italy: Mr. thorn and lady Utica, N Y; Miss Arnold,
bon james G. rdon, Car ada: Mr. s l. Morton. Boston
Henry Rlet, Geo w Jennings, N y; Conn. N y;
'asarte, Mexic; VI Lavalc Mokco; Francis Aniorson,
Manson S~ain Nantucket; James Lamont, Mr. Molr, bor
y VI Howard z Nnriat, Y; d u Walkngton, Mobile;
Don francisco rotol, Havana; q N yckers Shedicd;
Henry TALL MIR Wincbrancr, Philadephia; u Courcc;
y Forpenheimrr, Cineinnaii Mr. Manuel Grumtacht;
Dutlini rorncs New York; Soscan, Frances Banih.
linya France; Mrs Cernesson, Pars Mr. and Mrs Bsr.
vuthor Paris; Captain Ball England Mr. ka,coscraf
Lieut. Sterling Al Colonel Saapariso. Isaac Gregg Pean
Quttcc; Mr. Cnuanct, Quebec; X Eckhinss Liverpool.
Mr. FIorintn, Paris Mr. Tibcrus and aorynutt NJ
Kghlmoos ny cian.enr Nr hcndcrson, rhnoas,
aterdam Charles Davidson, j. Wincherg Nov york No.,
IEolr Italy, Jacob Nardlinrer m Hammond b F,,riai
Mr. Reynolds Albany u Tridant NYork; Mrs Cook Car
dn; John Allan, NYori Ar SoohArd lady Total m
CHhRf tBTor-SteR1 - f~s A0per-I,cv ~
Chae Van bnmme nno fr,lH f IN ,yift pncssi -
man Iomit go De /! ,arni6, - McfIntrc. Ira Ss-s,
Mettcfn an, N siiU t..f IL we ' Brooke. IN TIA
derscn hnFon W. I-rtt "4pH V,asclI 4
Mre johnson end d.. ,.f "a H. :. s.,ri'R W.
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IN CHAMBkKb
Ref .ro JUDGE f,rp.,

NAV lp-W Sa.D Ga,bru;h I'm this the
IlspiM prnct ing Law az, MT had entered ae ion
aetinst the fcndant eminent counsel and attorney
4 Til city ior the Of 800 for alleged services Of
stil onm and nttendsnces upon George Wke-, Of the
chez Gd.sUt in u trial Of Bennett Wihs. The
Irin'I unable 10 produce any videuce in support
liz claim and asked the learned Judge o. tax The bill
and upon his ionors .rsfusi,g 10 DO without soma
m,it
Judge Gncn asked the defendant IL he would consent
Ia MI adio,ai nscnt
Dir Gtlbrai,h esid he thought the which had no
70, Edaon nil hit ell te usuised ut ANY fn
ime piod and he ehould thu rrfor decline TO con-n.
an rdioln m mt.
lii Honor .sid That he had before given The plaintiff
biz iIdug, and that he had established rule in
hsss and thtr fore under all the circumstances,
he tbCud al di, miss the PLAINTIFF case with costs
Di miss, q, with costs, accordingly.
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hhi IL ihogtm d. 0dhcd administrator Of JIeffg
DoUHif Ats~ Iofk aad ff.,tt J,,t+ooJ Ths was n
sctioh of hHht chll an interesting little girl by
VI the New nrk aud Harlem Railroad Company cars
knocking hr down nnd passing her IL the corner Of
CuIc mi Walkcr streets Ia May 1870 II Appeals that
pacing at the tino Que up aud tho other
duVn. End hat the child escaped Que car hui was
Ai.ockou down ~ The other, winch it Is alleged was
ltdIR NJ rapid rate than consistent with the
lafety 81 IL IS. Tho tiled twice before
~ iluy were unable "a asroe The defence " that
.s + II! crce tho part IL the child IL attempt
- strcet whilst tne cars wore 'rassng M
4.uU #t "a nea
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PasscnUe,r Arrived.

AsriNw WALL CiTy-steamship Ell Borads-R Smitchen, C
Domburg Kline, Daeeett ii Green Hol niger. Mrs
Guillon Mrs oBrien, Phillips Mr. Bercton vsllverdc
ii Scott, Bechcr Suydam Mrs Hart Senior Brssunos
Capt Davidson moyt, w Grey Mr. mond and LAZY
Smith Mr. Nance Caleb, Iouehton, Wallace Mcssr5
Rolinsop. Wright Cincenhan, Cunning CHAM Barrett Galia
CHER Parrish Swnrt Snider BcruarM Roussau Konnou,
Fox, Mcdowell Heath Luscomh cAnaly Carkey. Smith,
Connolly Williams Boswell Whitney shannon. Drysdalc,
Simons Sweeney Baker.
MorILrSchr Martha PostMiss Riddle Miss McDonough,
Mise Walker Miss Price Rev Mr. Howard.
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A FUGITivE CosyIcr SnoT-The New Orleans
Je 1T the I'LL int staes that gict while attemp
p e. make his escal, from the Louisiana Penitcntary
on the 4i ult hot by of the guards outside the
walls. ,nd 20 badly wounded is said he cannot recover
The nj me Of the convict is not gwen but he SEN
fenced TO the penit, ntrry for highway robbery
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before ton Judge Jud>on.
MAY lp-InWfes 4 Esisev rs. 7h< Schooner KanaAom =
This IN action nor collision the North River in
ci.bsr 1881 ktwe.b the kallaham and the sohooncr
caaus by which The latter sustained considerable
iury
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Before Chicf Justice oakley.
MAY 10.-HfMdm Lcsrfs Wesfor,h. Sheri6--This
action o rrplovin, TO test the ownership OF
stock Of clothing levied by the Sheriff in Chatham
street and claimed as the property Of the plaintiff
Adjourned
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On Wednesday. May 10, by the Rev DR.. Berrian, Mr..
PE1rR g. RucK Jr Of New York. to Miss ALICE MATILDA
GRAFTON. Of Westchester county.
On Wednesday morning. May 10, by the Rev. R. s.
Storrs Dickinson. WILLIAM WooLsEY Esq to ISABELLA,
daughter Of Francis Martin Esq all Of this city
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MAY 1e-The President in the chair The minutes
o. inc last proceedings were read and approved
NTW COMMISSIONER ron TIGurFrNTU
Luther Carter, ED. was appointed TO fill the
vacancy Of Commits Toner q the Eighteenth ward created
by The resignation of the Hon Luther Brad n and loci
u. Mott Esq was nominated member Of the executive
committee also yacapsky the resignation Of Mr. Bradish
SCHOOL OFFICERS
Peter Cooper. Esq nominated - fiji The office of
Trustee of Common Schools. vacant by the death Of
Ephram liolbrook Eeq and Albert A. Thompson Es1
was appointed trustee to Oh the vacancy in the Prs,
ward, created by the resignation Of }. 5 Drummond
Itq.
NEW scnooiiotsr ~ NINETEENTH WARD
The report Of tho committee in reference to a new
school house IN the Nineteenth ward, referred e
Committee on Buildings and Repairs.
report GppropIiating 500 to purchase books fol
the new school No -. fifth ward was adopted.
MIR. Nitoll Offered a subtitu for the fourteenth by
law which prop0ed TO furnish all the books supplies
ana fuel 10 the schools hy contract which was som,
time under discuksion Whom the board adjourned
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ing from Gress ts& where she built She 10 Of the
clipper ctass yacht In her frat
voyage to Drssos st under Of Cart Arnod
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25

VINO WILL FOLLOW HrM?-Thc II. l.
Temperance Advocate concludes an arti-
Gle on Hon. E. A. Hannegan's murder of
a brothcr-in-law in drunken brawl, as
follows:
"Now, young man, see what gcntcel
tippling has done for Edward A. Ianne-
gan. Was he weak minded man? Has
he, in public life, shown any want of firm
ness? VIII you call him a fool, and then
follow in his footsteps? You have friends
around you-so had he, You have ta-
lents-he was brilliant. You have pride
he stood in the halls of Congress and
in the halls of Emperors; was honored at
home and bowed to abroad. You have
self-rcspect--he had SO much that he kill
ed brother who insulted him. But nei-
ther talent, nor lirmness, nor self-respect,
nor pride, nor friends, saved him; and
all these will not save you, if you de-
fly fate by tampering with the wine cup.
Dash it down, as you would avoid the
pangs that shoot now, like winged ser
peuts of fire, through poor IIannegan's S
heart"
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
Another Awful Collision on the
Lake.
PITTsBURGu. August 90.

PITTsBURGH. August 90.
Intelligence received this morning from
| Erie gives an account ola collision between
the steamer Atlantic and the propeller Os'
Idensburgh, at two O'Clock a. m., about SIX
miles above Long Point. Lake Erie. The
steamer ran across the bow OF the propeller,
striking forward of the wheel on the lar
board side. The prorelIers engine had
been reversed ten minutes before the coils
ion. The Atlantic continued on her course
three miles after the contact, before the en-
CINE was stopped by the water eXtlnguish
inc her fires. As soon as the propeller re
paired damages she started for the steamer
and found her sinking fast The Lake was
covered for miles with floating fragments,
to which persons were clinging for life
Every excrtion was made to save the passen-
gers, bpt Il great many were drowned
probably $50 lost. The clerk Of the Allan
tic lost the trip sheet, and cannot tell the ex'
act number, but estimates that five to six
hundred were on board before the accident,
mostly cmiarants. Over goo We're picked
up by the propeller.
ERIE, Pa, August 90.
When the collision took place, the passen.
GERS were all in bed. When the steamer
Struck, the utmost CONSERVATION ensued a,
mong the steerage and deck passengers
chiefly Norweigon emigrants. Many Jump
ed overheard. The water gained fast
The fire was soon extinguished, the boat IA,
pidly sinking. The scene was terrible, and
Confusion followed. Emigrants who could
mot understand word spoken to them, ad.
ded horror to the scene by cries OF frantic
terror.
The cabin passengers and others who
could understand the eXhortations of the
Captain, were comparatively calm and pro
vided themselves chairs, setLees and beds
All patent life-preserycrs were saved. A
great number of the emigrants jumped ovel
board in terror, and rushed to certain death
Amid widest shrieks of passengess, The
boat settled and sunk. The Ogdensburgl
did all in her power to preserve the live
of the hundreds of,human beings struggling
in the water. $50 picked up by the propel
Iler, and taken to Erie. A large number 0
these left at once in the Sultana for Cleve
land; others came down in the cars to thi
city. From the best information it is belle
we'd that not less than 800 lives wer
lost.
Nearly all the cabin passengers were say
ed, together with all the crew with the ex
ception of two or three walters. The pro
peller picked up nearly 800 persons frol
the wreck, but the exact number can't b
ascertained.
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NEW CHINA,

GIHsS nMd akUceHSW:arC Store,
No. %, MoNRoE SrKEET, wheeling, VIRGINIA
Y VIE subscribers respectfully give notice tha
u they have imported direct from the manufac'
turers, a large and complete stock of the above
ware, together with an assortment ofMantlc Or
naments and Fancy Guods, some Of which arc o
exquisite taste and beauty. Iron, Stone China
and Porcelain Breakfast Dinner, Tea and Toile
ware, of an entIro new pnttern, Solar and Lard
Lamps aud Lanterns Of every description, Bri
tanna Ware Cutlery, etc. We shall ut NIL times
keep as complotoan assortment ofCommon Ware
on hand, for the city and country trnde, as car
be found at any other store in the West, and by
giving our personal attention to rc-packing the
sane, convince all who may favor us with their
patronage, that they cannot do better at any
ohcr establishment in tho country.
HOBBS, BARNES & CO..
Flint.Ginss Manufacturers.
jan7.n i4't@| Wheeling, Va.
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The LATE CRoPs.-Our Western pa
pers speak rather discouragingly of the
crops.
Tie Corn CrQps.-We have discourag-
ing reports in regard to the corn crop,
from various sections Of the country, ow-
ing to the want of rain. In some Sec
tons it will prove almost a total failure
Marshall (M.) Telegraph, 7th inst,
CropS.-Never within the memory of
our citizens has vegetation suffered SO
much for want Of rain as within the past
few weeks. 1t is supposed by many that
there will be failure of at least one-half
in the crop unless it rains soon. But all
the rain Of primeval flood cannot now
make an average crop.-BedJord Sta"d-
ard, 5th inst.
Corn is suffering very much from drouth
more so a few miles back than close to
the river. Unless we have plenty of rain
soon, We may expect light crop.-Amo-
ra Standard, 5th inst.
New Whcm.-Several lots ofnew Wheat
have arrived. The millers are paying
45@60c per bushel. 1t is equal, in quail
ity, to any every produced in this part of
the country Vjncennes Farmer, AagaSt
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tDAlND BOWERS,
HENRY HOOVER,
~ A NM hTTHH Av-

CrtrBANNlNG'S IHODY LACE ). ID, PARK
takcs His ppportuni ofs.announcing to the alIc-
ted hat the above mentioned invaluable and
Justly celebrated iustrucmcnt has recently been
vrrty muchimproVed, and is now the most beau
tful nnd pestect appliace OF the kiud over in
vented. Perfect. because it meets the indiea-
tons so cIcctually and gives such nnpreCcGCn-
ted satisfaction to all who use it. ltis light, e.
las,io. and easy to wear. and withHl it is hura.
bic 1t is not like many oiherr, hot and cum.
brous TO the wcarcr. For the information Of
those who are unacquained with it, we will
state thatit is designed fer the fel ei and cure
ofthe following dilIiccltics, viz.
Prolpsus Utcrl, or bearing Donwn," with
distressing, dull, dragging pains IN the back,
sides, and gruins, pam and weakness (rOm
other ca,lscs) in the back and breast; weak lungs,
with sholtness OF breath and palpitation of the
hoart, on walking up hill, or up stares; dyspep-
sia, with costivcncss, II disasrceaole sinking or
a distressing sense of ''goneness'' in the region
Iofs,or:ach (l0r the latter it il ncver-fa Hing
source ot perfect icO Iiabiiual BILIOUS
COLlC," Il di iprsttioh to DROOP, and conse.
IuucntIy become fat-chcsted, round -sdOuldered>
! aud weak -lungcd. and variety Of other ditlicu-
tics not here mentioned, some peculiar to te4
males, etc.
Speaking of females rcminhsns that ought
to lave added sbuyc, that no lady ouget To .al-
How hc.scIi To &c! out of ''chidbed" withoui an
tL,l,.,,.,,I Surnnrtrr Of en,un ind an I,u,I ,ua
,t;,I, ,haro - trnnc nc oo,d ,o o,,rsI hnc,,,so
", ,I,, ,;Iro five nbdomrn is Lr%or and mnrr
,a,il,' th',, r,,trroIztLc .bLnt9,;n,I and ,,t,
| ;',, I,,,sI, r,ry ,,,rh ,ol,vrI ,epdJa,e,,
tta a-,,,;l,;i;t, T., P,,I,reno IItori ,ory orcn,
~ h u 49, lime, ,,h,n Ihrsn, 40 cnTtrnct
a,;I ,Iion,,Itr rLnrnin ,nnnv wall, rrnmrls
'cL su u0r;n% IF tLev would vnnr
',,r r;,,,, tI, irst Innnths -, nrayn,ncv
| TL'., WIN ,r,, ,,uncouointcd with inc nhilos-
o,,Lr nr th.. sbove ,,rnIinurd nflicIions-thn
,ii,,,i,z ,,,,.r,,,L ,f thie Broce and rhe vast A.
,,,,,,', ~ ,t ro,oo sutr,rnp and misery relic, rL
w., ;t,,,,o r,,.y md lo,hIlces viii he incl;,ed
~ ~ ,ho r,cjs;o, ,hn, this instrument like too
NAM, nthnrs tLat nrnrisn 10 do n great dcnI. is
- ,.bns,h,,o, Rnt yr would snv 10 Won. in uIh
r,n,imr ,,,,,I bon,sty il ia not. IIoweyer, if von
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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-25
The Wings Mailing the Lies Of
their OWN Marty to the Counter.

The whig papers have been circulating
far and wide, a story that Mr.. SToRER, OF
Cincinnati, had given a letter Of introduc-
ton to young friend to Gen. Pierce, and
on presenting it on his arrival in New Ham
shire was rudely treated by Gen. PIERCE.
This Infamous wing fabrication met the
eye of Mr.. SroRER, and he promptly and flat
ly put the seal of falschood on the libellers
of his party.
We want the Democrats, every where to
be prepared for these desperate men-un.
principled to the last deglee:-Statesnae".
MEssRs. EDIToRs-Dear Sirs:-A para
gaaph in the Gazette this morning, requires
a passing notice. A quotation from Green
vile paper, imputes to Gen. Pierce very