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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19
n L.adie. wonder how it is that G. M.

z Ladies wonder how it is that q. M.
Ron,xr ses Div Goods cheaper than other stores
,rf;rulsrv his Grape Shawls and Silk for he certainly
sISna plain and embroidered Grape Shawh at ~ ana
NJ 6o.rs rich and elegant Spring Silks for only d. e
and per yard summer silks very low d coor.
"a Dr.pery Musns all corresponding low prices Every
description Of Domestic Good, al manuiactufeS p'' ."
No IS Grandst, corner OF Orchard
q Mantillas. Shawls, Laces, Silks,
f,rrn.Ansx Donna Maria, Grensdine Tissues, Bareses,
De Laines reh printed Jaeones and Musnns sud every
vsefy Of ch fancy goods selected especially tor the pest
cfy retail trade For sale generally at reduced and all al
ssu low price. X CUTTING. No. sal Broadway.
n LACE CURTAINS, Muslin Curtains,
window Shades But Holanda
White Hollands White Linen
eilt Comices Banda. Pins H H
An fpr sale Al yery low prices at kelly FERGUsoNs
Wndsor Furnishing Store No. zsa BROADWAY one ooo'
ron Resde-st-
W Needlework Muslin Collars, a great
harsn iust received also the styles of Sleeves
Cbsrusettes which, with splendid assortment
of Houston Cos,s offered at low prices at NEW
MANS No. 6s5 Broadway, Waverly Hotel on fourtn-st
T 1t is of little use to claim superiority
In suy branch of Business through the newspapers unles
al that i said by press borne out BY facts at the store
GREEN. No. Aston House, invites the f.snonaole wold
the frame, and say, after trial. Il the TIT Of MS Snus"
equaied in this city.
HosIERY.-It has been decided by dis
cYinans buyers that the best bargains 10 Hosiery and
Updereamenis are secured at A RANKIN Co.'s, No l04
Bovery Importing and manufacturing themselves. A H.
Co arc able sell the best goods at the lowest prices
thus saving Tor their customers tive or three profits Gall
- ~vu{v~ hoe IN audTef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19
~ LIONS Kathairon, for the Hair,

the deseedly popular toilet article 10 and il
preventive for head ache falling and
hair Price Is cents Wholesale Agency No. lSl Broad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

GLORIOUS English Imperial Three
rav Csrpens Of sorsesus ard Eshns co!o masuiacent
No 90 Boverv HIRaM ANDrRsoss Also Amsnc,n
theeply Carpst " and 81 per yard OF elegant neg
sfvlea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

" All suffering from diseases OF the
chest make one trial of Dr. WATTss Nervous Antidote
tra bottle can be had without cost if unavans
II is certain in its immediate action upon the lungs that
small tra bottle be had without payment 1t proves
useless Then obtain pint bottle and recovery certain
J. PYNE, No. 18 Ann-st.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-18
9(GiIouie Sia0rt6f.
December 1S.

0a Sonatban Sod unb feline Srau
Don SbsrfuueOn, ee6a Gauntp,
al ibr Gi9entbum, fowObl Ilr9enees ats
perf6nIitbe6 unb uermiI6tcS, burb cine freis
wiaioe ueberfbreibuns, batirt Seb. 1s, 1852,
an ben unterSei6neten Ihbertra9en baben,
,um SeItcn Der @rebitOren bes bsfa9ten
Sonatban Sod, Obne &udf6t-fo weroen
biermit QQe, wel8e nod ouf ir9eno cine
llrt all ben beTa9ten Sod i6ulol9 ilno,
aufaefcrbrt, in 6 Boben abjubriablen-
un6 Solbe bic mob red tmdBi9e Sorornn9en
an ben befaatsn Sod baben, werben eben'
faus aufaeforbert, ibre &e6nunsen inger'
baIb 6 SBOben wObIbeitdtist ein6ubdnet
gen, an .#
0)Iartit Gemmerer, Mff9nie,
Sa9tura, nabe Gneus, esba Gauntp.
Ssbruar 26. IIq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-18
Sefentlt6e 95enDlt.

Sreitaqs uno Som1fa0S ben 26flen un6
2Liicn 0dr3, beiren Sa9en1 nm 10 ubt
Bormitta96, fclI am @aiibaufe pon Raior
0auiet SNAPPER, in Suowbeitbatl Saun'
f6ip, Gsaa @uuntp, 6ffsntIi6 verfduft rpeFs
ben: ..
Cine Mdbre, 2 frir6meIfise Ra6e, =
S6weine. 2 {oau8ubren, 8stter unc 8ett.
labsn, 2 SOlsfii1sn, cine MebIfhlte, Drabr
uno Oeif, 8 Ssfen nit 8cbr, 2 0ueeno
StubIe, 8dnfe, gdi6rauf, MH6fbrauf,
cine S;nf, Saaa!en auf Ser:i ScIot, SdlIeri
Stdncer, @runcbseren beim 9ufdeI, 2 neue
GtisaeIttfde, 3 anbrre gifds, u @eisenj
| S6ubtarren, Elm -9duE5 Bdaen rt,if
gohv, fin 1-gduI5 @sfcbirr Suttettrasi
pFu9s. 8eftirr, nsblf auerIei dnoern 8au'
ern. uno 8hden @erdtbfbuften ju peitIdus
fig ;u rneloen. 80
Sie 8eotn9uneen an, SerFaufsfas unS
uno 4ufwartuHs vOn ~
0G1leF Waper.
Tebr. 26. nq4nT
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-18
05e(eQG G0oftS I 9(uf0(un9.

No6ridt miro biermit qc8eben, caB Die
Itit Ginger Seit Der Swjf6cn ecn unter'
3eibuetsn inber Stoct Quentaun befanoene
@rIeQfHoft5 Subinouno, uuter Der Sirma
uon @utb, 9)Ouns uno Grerter in ccm Dru'
der. uno Sutb6noIer @eIbdft, am 6tcn
Nldr;, purb aOerfciti9e &inwiQi9un9 ouf.
9rI6bt mOrcen 1T. - -UlIe oteient9en oober.
0ic nod an befaate Sirma fcbuloi9 finc, fei
es in glOtsn, fur Subfciption, fir Seeannt:
mobun9en, fir 8uaer Standardization,
fur poi9elo, oor auf pcIHe Nrt e5 wour,
Fno erntlicb eriubt iwiftcn nun unb Dem
crifcn Qpril al iDrrm oIten StancpIaee an
Surufcn uno ab5ubeSntItn, inoGm man bis
oabin aues in Ribti9feit gu brinaen punfdt.
SoIbe Die nod rsbtmdei9e Scroerun9en
babcn, beIieben foIbe ebcnfous fir SsSaD'
lung Cin5ub binci9en.
SB 2. 9jouu0,
IS. 8. Srcrlcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-18
Sanuar 8.
9(0fouie Sld6rt6f.

DaSatob Man 3 uno feline Srau eeab,
BON 9pnn Saunfdip, permitteIit elmer
frciwiuieen ueberfbrsibun9, catirt ben %.
Sebrner 1852, au' ibr Gi9cntbum, fOWObI
Iieoenoes als perf6nIibes unc pcrmIf6teS, an
bic unterSei6neten, une Swar sum bslten H.
rer @reoitoren ibetro9en baben; 90 mirb
bierour6 Na6ri6t 9e9eben, ba6 aue Solde
welde nod an beIa9tsn Mane f6uIei9 iinb,
iunsrbolb 6 @odsn an bic untsrSei6neten,
ODER ir9eno stnen cerfslben abbube5atlen
baben.- tlnb bieisni9eu bic nod re6tmdsi9e
Soroerun9en Su MAIDEN baben, ino sben'
faas erfu6t biefslbs iuuerbaIb Der befa9tsn
8eit wObIbefdti9t teinbubdnoi9en an
SaDic Nf. SsiItler,
elias WfGnF,
2tffsniss.
Nl6rs a, 1852. Rq6n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-18
Grntflt6e Slo6rt6t.

Stu bic uuabbdueieen Citizens BON 2etbh
nno dugreuseuSen SGnnttes.
Sreunbs uno NRittdr9cr!
Sb babe mid entfdIOi1en nobmaIs Dor
Gub Su fommen-aber nidt oIS @aneoat
fur elm amt, fcnbern nm gu6 anSuSei9cn,
ba6 i6 ge9snwdrti9
Gimen berrli1en StpCf Geoers
SS1Grcn
sum 8erfauf auf Sano babe, bic an 9hte
nirasnpmo i'm Staat ibsrtroffen werocn.--
Ssrner BAT ct ale gu oefem 9elbdft 9ebo
ri9e unb nctbmenbi9e IrtifeI, meldbe er ale
70 wObIfeil abjuIaien wtueu5 1T, aI5 iie
ir9eno fOnftwo erboltcn meroen f6nncn.
gRan rufe baber an, ndbite Sbure gu
Barber uno WOun9'6 Sortwaarenilobr' in
Der 6amiIton: StraBe Der Stabt QlIentaun,
no man biefe urtifel uno ben Mann ftnoen
wiro. Der fir ale feline &uneldaft tmmr
tanfbar 1T.
CSpGn =. Cole.
2tClentaun, Ssb. 5, 1852. nQ2M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-18
Na6ri6t

wirb biermit qesetsn ro6 Die llnterieidne-
ten oIs QcminifratOren BON Der 9Inter'
luGeuf6aft tbes psrliOrbenen S obn 9 mttb,
tebtbm Don SeiOeIbers Saunfaip, ee@d
Co, eruunnt woroen fnp. Que oiejenl9en
baber metde nod an bsfa9te 9interlaesn,
f6aft f6ulben, Nnb auf9sforeert inerbaIb o
@odu abSubeSobIsn, -unb Sclbseie no6
rehtmaeias SOroeruueen an befa9te 9tn-
terlaeenftoft baben, itno ebentaus erlu0t
bieleIbsn mcblbeGfati9t ein5ubrin9en. an
9aDio Smitb,
Gamnel 3. &iiEler.
Sadr,4 nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-18
Surcatp's SaDliCDt
Ga9tterredttz I Simmer.

Der llntsrjiGncts pdultbt Den Damcn unb Scrrsn
pcn Nllentaun uno lm9c9eno attun9spcl Die An5el9e
gu MAIDEN, caG CT lcrtCn tins
Sablt6t Daguerrean Slntnter
srSutt bat, psltbe GScnrsrs Su Dem Gnpgpcd crtout
sS um eicbtGilosr cbCr DaaucrrCctpsn in mSoiblter
@cnfcnmsnhst u nsbmen. 3ielCS ectol 1T IN Der
6Onllltcn Srafe einils SbdrCn unterbo6 her Sefcrs
mirten 8irtbc, im Sritttn Stct SCS @iGbSuees rcn
lorn. 3. 8. 8ufbS Sfn:2EoorcnIaSr.
SnSem es cine ertpicftne StaIiabs it, boB DaAusrs
reon 8ilbniIe in wobren 9ripsttlp uno rtthtt9sm
eCbt unO Sbatttn, nur mClt Cints 3atbltdtS 9ercn=
men pcrSCn tGnncn, uno inocm iit Ser lnGrhrtstene
CutbtcIu bat, ttu 8ilp aus lGiner 6dnoen 9ebcn ju
loftn Cbne bo6 tS in cOr .piufd)t pcltcmmcn wdrs.
wGnibt CT SoB allie Gclte, bic Gin tcrrettt5 8ontf 81
babtn pdnben, ibu nit tbtem 3uIprurb bctbrcn mStz
ten. @r leftrt 8ilonile init cbCr Gene Sarttn, eSn
cber mebre ;unnnnn auf SlnCr 9latte, IN clnsm Str
ocr uutGtrtrefhb bier rbsr in otn 9rGBtrn Stiettn.
Die Gage trEr 8inner III rcn icIher 8c(bofftnbttt
oaB Gin pc0tcrmlener SbmClj gcn Gttht uno Sbottcn
uno tnadb Die lt6cusGbnlibten Gtilbt5auserdds pcn
8ilos auflebrddt psrot.
Dvn Somcn, pslbe fb mtltn obncbmen tofen,
mrO cuYfcttsu, fitb nit elmer tuntdn roer f9urrttn
Drei 81 tltren.
Q3jlSniIs wctSn 0Sntmnen ron isbcr GirSGc, on
trGGcn truch ais btn So9tn, ouf Die aer6cten gats
ten, in G6ts, ecdlts, 8rutnoerII 6tn9errtn9s III No.
60 orrG finb Ste &crtbtile bc6 0atbbtS rob CT IN
Ganbe III rcutcmmtne GtenGitcCr pcn &tneGrn in Dem
tur;en 3titroum ron ) Sefunotn 81 ntbmcn. 9retie
cer 8ilrniGs iG natb GjrGee unO &TfrIi9uno. NlIe
8irsr Tno ~ worrontirt rousrboft ju fin.
0EPOr @iu0ouQ ~ rb9cn 3tmmCr III bWerite N(Icp
unttrbat6 =. 8. WuiibS Sftn=9H0ortrlo0;r.
81. q. - Sultrfttncn in ctt9r Runlt ncrocn CT
tblit unO 2prorotu5 unO 3u9Ib6r 9dtErt on 9NYrEts
fen.
g. g8. Surcaw.
NQEutaun, Sonuar 8. nQ-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-18
Sic GjeCD0fte

wcrcen tunfti9bin pom ben unterSGi6netsn,
unter Der Sirma pcn @utb uno Srerler
fcrtosrett, unb eS miro Iie freuen re6t pteIs
Runcen anfpredm Su ieben. Sic 9fben
pas Ser1prc6en, uno iinb AUDI entI6Io6en
oaIItlbe Su baIten, bab ibre 3eitun9 I'M
mer cine Ser intcreTanteiten uno nhsItblten
i'm Stoate Iein fol- - ferner, boB Ssfannt
mubunoen 70 wObIfsiI uIS bieS fcnftpo &C.
ldiebt eiuserildt wsroen fOuen-9Iei6faus,
oag anoere Sruder. Qrbeit 70 itb0n uno bill
liza urrt6tet wsrpen foil, ot5 oie5 ir9enomo
in QenuIylpanicn ecftiebt - ebeufalIs, oa6
bic @oaren in ibrem SubfObr 70 blut9,
menn ni&t biuiecr, ais an ir9eno eincm an:
bern Srt, auferbalb 9leupOrf uno 96ila'
oelpbia, Verfouft wsroen fOlIen. sic bitten
alfo nm 9snei9ten 3ufprub, wotur lte INNER
lebr banfbor lein wrroen.
Ncubcu Gntb,
9. s. SrcElcr.
Mdrj II. -on'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-18
SGO.ssDaA sSnG

@elb uno @eispeint SIcrbcarbs, Gtdnt,
Iines, 9Ianfsn, SemIO6, SsnsbCarbS unb
ScdntIne8, Soites, &dfters, edtt6en,
9eiterbdume, fcwie tberbaupt auer Irten
9rrtter unb 9aubOGL bic 5um Souen
notbwnoi9 fino; aud wetben iie BE:
ddnbi9 auf Sano baIten olIe gr66en
&lapboarcS, pfOfen uno QfOiten' &ls9el
9attsn, SbinbsIn u. (. no.;
pdhts aUcs fs acitnncn iino, 70 pcbIfsit ais Die
pcbstsn unO pistleit spas tucblfeiter gu psrtoufn
Sclhe bobtr bic bsrorti9s artd brauhsn, ptrorn es
m ibrcm @crtbsil fnbcn, bel ibnen erlt anururn che
its cnlhpc ibrs Ginfdufs MAIDEN. Die 8rIde pro
in oan SSQcn ptnn prB 9ctuuft rpirb, frsi 9baIteu
merben.
D0nt6ar fGr bic tisbsr ibrtn Sl Sbsit sspcrbsns
ltntcttdeuu9 uno eo fs uCue QnfSn9cr fnp bCfcn fe
ourb pdnttitbs 9Cbisnune, biui9e 9rsk uno itrcn9c
lufnerflamtst gu ibrsn GSlb6ftsn fb sinsn tsrolcn
&bs cer Gerpt9cnbsit bes 9uGIitums wdrbi9 ;u mas
den.
6. 6. unb u. g. &ef.
Dttsmbcr ls. nQ3Wl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-18
110ebers noteubnd

Srittr NIB UcrbcIIerte StnSeabe.
Su benz SubfObr Der unted6tiebenen
(msltbe ale ausl6lie6li6e Q9enten fir Die
Gtobt Quentaun an9efeut fnb,) 1T betm
Groeen uno 8leinsn Su psrfoufen: SaS
bsIisbte gESeber'S SIotenbMob, ,pOUOn
bic 3te QufIasc. er66sr uno fb6ner als bic
pOriseu, Iceben erltienen ilt.-5u baeen TN
,,Nyatript" Snebffobr bei
gutb uuo &rerer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-18
Sefentli6e 0enou.

3ienfia9s, cen 23iisn Ndrj, nm IL ltbr
Mittaas, follen am 0duie os3 llnterJei6nef
ten, in NOrSmb beil6au Eauufbtp, Ss6a Co..,
6ffsnt!i1 psrfauft werben:
Gine Sausubr, Better unb SsIttaben,'
8 Ttnaeltif6e, Stabte, Cd. unb 2abeus
fbranP, &leierftranf, 2 Bureaus, Spinnsf
rdber uno SaspeI, Sfen NIT 9o0r. 3uberj
Soften, @runcbeerer beim G6ufAst 2 SObets
bdnfe. S6rsinereef6irr, unb lonfise Satss1
uno 3ibsneerdtbltaften.
Sis 8erinSureen u. +. rp., curdb
SaIomon geDrSe.
Ndrs 4. "3nf
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-18

Der llntcrgidncts rpduiCbt Den Damcn une Serren
prn meutoun uno ilm9c9sno abmn9srcII Die An5et9s
gu MAIDEN, coG CT lcCtcn ltins
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-18
WaDf auf i0r pAtriptent
General
9OfiT1lltD
fDmtnt!
Ser Gaf0ShrSsg
TT a6er f6pn pa!
Cya er 1T NOD bdf
D6f6pi1 IS bieB CT
fet f0rt9etDgen!
Ste ipoblfeite SFenftbmisseree
In Q.utntaun.


tlnterssidneter monte feline Sablreibef
Hrsunoe uno Gunosu barauf aufmerffant
MAIDEN, bo6 sr bic Sfeufdmisorrei nod i'm.
msr an feinem atten Stanoplass in Der
lusn Gnaee, n6roIid pom 8isrsd, uno eli
uiae Sbiren oberbaIb @roi9's Stobr, forts
bctreitt uno Spar auseeosbntcr alS ie, uno.
paB er qe9enmdrtie cine berrIidbe Quswabe
9ptss unS sso1tens Sefett
auf 6onc Sat. c5n oer Sbat cine fbonerei
before unc mcblfeilsrs Quswabl Sefsn it
nod ME in 2(usntoun gum Seffauf an9e..
botsn rpOroen. 9iefe @Orte weroen abeE
oft oebrautbt, uno menn man bic Sa6oe I'M,
terfucht 70 in IS maubmol nur ,,ein 9rCB,
8efriitb uno wenia @ous." Der Burger
ater IaqtGub fiber Die Babrbeit-une NET
cS nitt etaubt, Der rufe all unS uberSeu9e
Itb Ielbit, = tn5 Unf6ousn fOiiet 9eraoe
mas es irqcno mo icnlf folfet, auBer man
oebt ins cb"-ndmib Nttbts. Qbsr
nsr faufen nil ser muB orum nidt oenfen
oa6 cr cbne osfouft wisesr me9fomn,t, eenrs
ale geftma6e Fam sr nit feiner berrIiden
Qu5mobt befrieoi9en, uno moblfeiltr fanr
man nir9eno5 foufen-uno man nu6 oo6
iuoeben 0o6 elm Seeer Qttt auf feline ei9enen
SntereIIen fat - uno wer oa5 Sat, bsIutbe
fiber ben Burger, tbe er fonffwO fault.
Sienr0Dr tttl0 SrOmnieltt
bat er aud cine 9rO6e Uusmobt ouf t9anS
-nathrIib alIes 9onS bldg.
Sin MTDrtesnsnt 8lcDtpaarctfs
Gin febr f66ne5 uno odusrtaftsS Gforte.
ment Slctbwaaren - a1e5 mas in eieltnt
Sad 9ewuuftbt miro, finoet man sbenfaas
bei ibm, uno baju nod 70 biQi9-io bini9 =
cenn bsi itm fincst man gar nibtS, oaS
nibt wObIfetE 1T.
Snc5rinnen (ooer 1anoeln)
peferti9t uno bsfsfist er auf bic ouuerbof<
tsfe2rt ouf bic Filr5elie 4n5et8s uno Su bsf
bitliQffsu Yreiicn.
sxS sir oiteS Gu6, SuYfer, Sim uno
Mcffue besabtt sr bic b62fen MntftpreiIe
i'm 2tu5tauftb fhy @aaren ODER baar @elo.
@riff banfbar fur biSber 9enofeue Guno..
fbaft - unb fein Seftreben fca immerbin
Iein, Srben 81 bsfrieoigen Ser Don ibnf
fault uuo me6r Fam och Nie.nano tbun----
no SieIe tbun oirS nibt uuo f6nnten 90
A5 ni8t tbun, fsIbf wsnn fie wOIIten.
.StepDen Surger.
11Ientaun, Nop. q. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-18
9Scrl1n0t lpcrSctlt

800 aot6sbautl, tprfir mir Gt5. per gfo. t'ioblm
500 6iphGutt, 9f.
500 SGb. uup ShInbautt, 5 Gts
1000 gultbEl .paftr an bsn bSbtIn AImtourEr 9r'';
fen.
9Seibner unb Sretnt9.
SrcrtcrStaun, SCb. II, 1852 I'D
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-18

Gtbroutbt Sbauftn, gNllt9abCln, Stetc, Qrrte
Gjruthattn, lGbs uuo oaIftertttEn 8ruittsttrn, 3c
GatmtGCr, Srte0cL Yftcetdrltcn, DrnnN
Ia9n 6ufsiiIu uup pufnd9CL II. ~, allies mchftt fiji
MAR CSrI6.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-07-07
Allegheny Cattle Market.

Tuesday, June ~
Caitle-Prices have materially declined
since our last weeks report. The offerings
were not large. BeeYes-about $50 head;
Sheep and Lambs, 325 head; Hogs, limit
ed number; Cows and calves, about 20
head.
Catle-The sales in Allegheny city yes
terday ranged from e55 TO 800 head, prin-
cinallv TO city butchers, at decline from
the previous weeks tranactions; we quote as
foIlows:-eJ SIC Pfb gross, equal TO ga &c
net. The feelings at present favors fur
thcr decline. The facilitiys for transporting
cattle from Ohio and other points, by ralI-
road, will have the effect Of regulating this
market. At the close, only limited num-
ber were driven away.
In Philadelphia, our latest reports quote
sales at 7B@9c, with fair demand. Bali-
more, 34@44c OF the hoof equal 10 6lg
&c net.
Sheep and Lambs-In this market we no.
tice sales of the former at 81 I,37@l,75 per
head; Lambs $I@I,l2t per head. This is
a decline.
Hogs-Nothing doing worthy of note,
Cows and calves are unchanged, with
small sales at SIS to S25 ~ head.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-07-07
"Few Die and None Resign.n =

This was said Of the old Federal party,
and it is equally true now. General Scott
is now in flll commission as Commander-in-
Chef OF the United States Army, and in
receipt Of his salary. He will not resign
unless elected President.
William r. Graham, of North Carolina,
is at present Secretary of the Navy and is
getting his six thousand dollars year. Meth
cr will he resign unless elected Vice Presi-
dent in November.
General Pierce viii send him in long
trot to the pine shades Of North Carolina
next March, and Gen Scott will be very
likely to be continued in his present post
But now these virtuous, retiring men do not
hate public station and official salaries
Statesman.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-07-07
S;eubenville Market.

June, 3.
Flour-$2, 90 from wagon; 800 to 3,12
from store.
Wheat--53 for 60 for best White.
Butter--10 to l2lc.
Sugar Sells at 81 to &c in hhds; and g.!
to s. in bbls.
Wholesale, from 40 to roc. for good
qualities.
Potatoes-62 to rs cents per bushel.
Niolasses-N. 0. 35;S. II. 46 to 48c.
Cofee-104 to / for good.
Salaratus--By the keg &c.
Toba,co--Six twist Sc; ives plug 90 to
81; spun 25.
Dried Fruit--Peaches 2,95 to 800.
Seeds-Clover, but little offering; it will
command 4,75 to 500; Timothy 1875 tc
900.
Window GLASS; by 10 800; 10 by Is
| $50
Wool-Common, 18 to 90; Ia 90; l-2 q
to 26; 3.4 90 to 90; 7-8 80; full 81 to 33c
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CADIZ MARKET---JULY z.
Pittsburgh Market.

Saturday July|s
Buttcr-the market is very dull, the de-
mand being very limited ard altogether for
home consumption, The week $ transactions
are barely worth reporting. Sales of 1900
ID at lO@1o4-2ooO lb roll packed at 1oc;
keg Butter is nominal; we could learn of no
sales worth reporting.
Bacon-The following comprise the week. S
sales as reported to us, viz: 5 casks and 49,
900 ib shoulders G@8I; hams 9!@94.
Groccres-The sales Of lots as reported
to us were 70 hhds sugar, at 81 G@6!c, as
in quality. Molasses-Sales of 16o bbls in
lois of 5 to 10 bbls, at 343@35c for cypres,
and Soc for good oak bbls. Coffee
The demand for Rio has been limited at c
I@1Odc. The whole amount sold did not ex-
ceed 200 bags.
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B ET MZ e r HOUSE.
sra RkkuHel us NY ~ W,HS

,lain Street, one square North of the Susprn-
son Bridge, Wheeling, Va.
NILS HOUSE has been thoroughly re, fitted
and supplied with new furniture through.
out, Citiacns ol llfrrison County visiting
Wheeling will find II tthis house every con,c-
nicnce necessary 10 thrr comfort.
The Best Of Fare and Low Ellis.
There is also connected with The house large
md cummodicns Wagon Xard. and IN tx.
cellent Stable, nearly new Or The las Tern
and Western stages cal, Mt this house every lay
for passengers. June ., Sly
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AnuOuuCfmcnt5,

Our terms lor announcing candidates t"r Office
pre-subscribers. nothing; non-subscribers. 81,
+, be paid before the name. ann ounced.
Mp. EDlroR: You will pIeasc uEnuuuce he
name OF JtHN vi BUENs, uI German towhsl >
as IL candidate Tor Land Apprrisefin dislict Ne
= subject to the decision ~ the CunN ana
oblise many vularsof GERRAN AND huh-EY.
Mr.. EErroR: rllase announce uhc nanc oi
JouN NJ. J2NKI: 5, OF Colunbana county, ns
candidate Tor Cuugless i'll this district, subject to
The decision Of the convention. and ohiigS
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Mr. DIroR: Please announce JosLrn l.. BALL,
Of Jeift rson caanty. as n candidate iOr Crnsr-ss
in .his distinct, subject 10 The decision OF tht
Demo cri tic convention. JEFFERSON OUN1Y.
Mn ALLEN: Please announce tina, l. e. FoN-
sYTnE, OF llanlS0m county, is II candldhtr t"i
Congress in thi. district, sulj CT to The decislom
of the convention, aid Dbl &c
MANY D MoCATs
Mn. ALLEN: Please announ the name or,Le
Hon. 5. e. PEPPARD as Il candidate Tor Con
gress in lhc 2lst district, ulject 10 the dccision
of the democratic convention, and Obhge his nn-
mg ruus iIIends i'll llARRlsoN %.
Mn. ALLEN: Please announce the lame ul
! SAMUEL BEII Esq , rs II candidate for Land APP
pIuscr ln district No. 2, subject to ;hc decision
OF the democratic convention aud ohhac his
NUMEKo FRILNps.
Mn. ALLEN: lease announce the name o
| ANDREW STUART. ofJticrsun county, MS Il
candidate for Congress ia the 2lst ConSresslona
District subject to the decision oithe dcmoc rat
lc district convention, and obIige II
Host Of lis Friends.
Mn. ALLEN: Please announce the name
MILroN HARVEY. of Mooreield towns tip. as :
candidate Tor Auditor sub ccI To the decision o
i the Democratic Convention, and nbige nhh
4 4 lNA n =
L voters OF MOOREt HELD TOW NolllE.
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What say the Peace Party?

What have the peace party to say OF the
nomination of Gen. Scott? Does the com
mander-in- Chief of all onr armies-the man
of war, and mot Of peace-the man whose
whole life has been devoted to military SER
vice, and none off to those deeds of peace
that they hold dear, suit the views ofpropri-
jety? Ifhe does, then their professions have
been nsincere, and no more faith can be pnt
in them than in the truth of "Divcrs oaths.'
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
pAg,H,EEsSQN q 60.

10. SO Monroe Street, " ce2ing, Ia.
TTEErS constantly on hand large srpr'y
~ of Maddrr, Indigo, logwood, upprrns.
VeInlian Red, Green and Yellow Chronrs Red
Lead. Spanish Browm, Blue VitrioI, White g d +.
Whiting, ithaf&c. Namjsh. In-rcn,inr. Lin
ccrd Oh, Paint Brushes, WhiIe-wnsh B.ushes,
Sash Tuuls. &c.
Sub. Culb. Soda, Salc7au; Cream Tauar,
EPSON and Glruber Salts, Nutmcgs. loves, Gin
ger, Ma.e, Pepper, AIspc". Cinunnn,n, iiqno-
lice, Medicinal Wines and Liquors, Prriumcry
and Fancy Articles.
They ale Ascn,s for S,ors' Celebrated Med
icnes, Cough SSrup, Fills. and Vrrmiuge, at
Propricrors price s--also' hI all the Popular
Medicines.
All OF which will be sold at the lowest prices.
WATCHING June ,, lSJ2.-Iy
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his duty as son of the Republic; that be was
eminently patriotic, disinterested, and gal
liant; and that il has added laurel 10 his
beautiful civic wreath. As citizen, he has
been ready to make sacrifices for his country.
As a soldier and commander, he has shown
gsllantry before the enemy, and was eml-
nently the friend and father Of his command.
OLD ARMY.
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Down with the Gualphins.

The nomination of honest Frank Pierce
has struck terror into the ranks of the Gual-
phins. There will beNno more 800, 900 fees
to Secretaries Of War for boring through
superanuate anti-revolutionary claims, and
no more 100000 bonuses to Secretaries ol
the Treasury for getting through Gardner
claims. The wagon boy may retire with the
cool hundred thousand that he has, as he is
not likely to get another chance.
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New York Market.

Flour--3600 bbls at $4, ,l2@4,25 for In
diana and State; 4,18@4,31 for Ohio, and
4, 4,44@4,62 for Southern. Grain--Wheat
steady, sales $4,000 bushels white Tennessee
at LA, sales $4,000 bus. common mixed
western at 8l@63; round yellow 63@64.
Provisions Prime Pork 16,37@ l6, so, mess
1887, picked meats: sales $50 bbls shoul
ders at 8cts a 81 hams 9a93, prime beef g.
50as; mess II