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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
OUR TICKET.

The convention, which met at Harlem
Springs, onthe 3lst ult, placed in nomlna.
tion, as the Democratic candidate for Con.
gress in this (the stst) Congressional Dis
trict, ATDREw STuARr, ESQ.,, Of jefferson
county. ME-
With Mr.. Staart. the Democracy Of 1iar.
rison comfy, are well acquainted. He was
forthroe years an editor of this paper, and
during the whole OF that time. labored hard
to build up the Democratic party in this
couasy, and his efforts we're not fruitless, as
all know who resided in the county at the
time. We have sonversed with a numbered
Democrats from different parts Of the county,
since the convention, and the nomination o
MraStaari, seems togivc general satisfaction
throughout the whole county, and We have
no doubt but that the gallant Democracy O
little Harrison will give to Mr.. Stuart their
unaRimoas support.
Our county ticket Is composed Of good
men--all Of fthe candidates nominated for the
different Offices, come up TO the Jefersoni-
an standard. 'honest, capable and Faith.
.aI.n' When snch men as Harvey Jamison,
HeHyEnan, Bell. Wilson and Conaway. are
nominated ior Office. ther the people d
Harrison county feel like entering the con
testsaad giving them such asuppoEt as vas
never before given TO county ticket, and I
we are not mistaken il the signsof tlr times,
they vii BE ele cted BY triumphant MAORI
~. Its high me gosi men we're placed in
Office in this eoanty---nen who are eve >
way qualified TO fll the different Offices for
whiShshey ars nominated. Our dcAst i
composed Of just such men--men whom The
people know, and In whom the atHpss conf.
ienee can be placed. sassh Y ef9
CoAss. DemOcrats. Of Harrison eoahty, lei
- rally 70 their support Let US 10 70 the
polls On the 18th u next October and essl
uar votes for the men tl.at we're placed Ia
nomination On The sob uIt itbehodyes u
an % Be at oar watching the enemy
!. eytsy eornef. 'ifyS do our duty. ~ will
b well-our county ticket viii b. elected
nd 1 I gfsas prineiplss fcr whiea' se ar
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re will not accent.

Wilson Maddox, "the plain, honest. Qua
ker farmer Of Harrison county" will not &C
cept the nomination. rendered to him few
days since by the whig convention whicl
met at Harlem Springs, as their candidal'
for Congress. Such stories as swimming
the creek to vote for Gen. Taylor" when b,
actually voted for Van Buren. will eli b
lost in this campaign. Couldn't there have
been lots Of wings thunder made out ofthat
But it's all lost.
What that party will do now we canno
tell. Some say thatthe Central COMMITTEES
Of the four counties will nonninate candi
date, which others say that il must be done
by convention. Well, let them nominate
who they please. Andy Smart can beat any
man hey have in their party That's Ger
taip. ~
&TYou thas have not made visit yel
70 Harlem Springs this season, should moi
zaiss fhs psssent opportunity. The bills are
asoderass and the fare i excellent. Then
ysms haasfh wiIl be dps gainsr BY the viait,
= III wilIsssdiy VIZ hsss been y Harlem
sASs ssascM
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CoLEnArN. o. 8mo, go 1859.
Editor Cadiz Sentinel & Farmer:


Editor Cadiz Sentinel & Farmer:
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the Mar
tnsville and Harrisville Plank Road Co. was
held at Harrisville on the 18th ult, in con-
necton with meeting of the, Harrisville
and Cadiz Plank Road Co., for the purpose
Of connecting the two companies making
one Road and one interest---from Wheeling
TO Cadiz. This was done by an almost unan.
imues vote Of the stock represented there,
and the articles Of consideration were enter
ed into under the name and style Of the
Wheeling and Cadiz Plank Road Co. The
grading Of our Road to Ilarisville is now
completed, and the travel is passing upon i,
The laying the plank is steadily and rapidly
progressing, having commenced to layplank
at bridgeport, we have them now laid and
the road finished about four miles out from
the river. Some delay was Occasioned by
the nature of the ground on the River Hill.
but that part of the road is now fnishd and
opened, and great amount Of travel is pas
sing overit, Wehave Plank ready for about
nine miles Of the Road between Wheeling
and Harrisville. and we have two good
steam saw mills steadily running to furnish
plank to complete the road TO the last men
toned place. We expect to have the road
-. 4 - unu..,.,sua onA
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Executors Sale.

NTOTICE is hereby giyssi. that on The IS.h
x \ day OF Ssptssnbsfl asxt, -. sIo52. j will
offer OF sals ne Pablic auctioas belsReen thsoa
hoan Of ten o'cloek A, n. and fiaf n. N. oLhaiI
day. on The pFcmises. the lOlLswitg real Estate
situated in Eiittrik0E County Ohm. "a wit: sevsn
acres Of lnatl being rREr af the soath weat quar-
lsf sfsee,i IN twenty thFCe iH IewHshipi nine Of
Hage Eve. and AlsD that part 0f ths Sonlh lEask i
quaIlcr Ofsectipn gwenty ninc IN thR snHae TowI.,
ship and Range not iuoladod in tlac shnre Of said
quHrlsr section set Of aud assiwaei 70 JaHe CFaw-
lord ntplsr tho ~lll ai Wiilinln crawofd Deeans@
sa Tho enid beiug she san,e owned By bY The
enid WIN. Crnwfnni and ON which he resided at.
the time Of his dsath. and the part to be sold j.
supposed to contain about one hun ifcd hnd i0rty
AcFss ni hand. sarEey and plot Of which win bc
mae before the gay Of sals end ssili hs feady eaF
the inspection pf puIchasefs anI Itta day elsals
THE amid PREMISES are Situated u Athens Towisy
sl'p IN s.ii County md are 20 be cold ander w
psavisiUas % the wlH ofsaid William CFAwiuTu
Dsrapse,i. TsFmae fsale aRe hail in hsad tuizl Y
une half b, onc year with intefsss. lg ara ii III
JOHN BETHEL ESeeuiof of
Wm, Crawford Decshsed.
alA "3994fel u. fsawlosA. ATTY.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
LEGION or HoNoRl

MARRIED-0n t6e I'd inst, By Rev. T.
R. Crawford, Mr.. JoHS PRICK, Of Belmont
county, to Miss AGNKss BEtHEL. of Harrison
county.
On the same day. by Rev. James Kerr,
Mr.. JOHN HooPIER, of Tuscarawas county
to Miss SUSAN JOHNSON, Of this county.
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New Athens College.

The commencement, Of this institution
will take place on Wednesday. 2and inst,
The Rev. Youag. Of 81. CIanisvilIe. will nd.
dress the Library Societies the evening be-
fore. The public are invited to attend. The
CadiE Band will be in attendance.
4 The examination Of the female Seminary
will take place on Fridyy, the I7sh iast
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
Democratic Central Committee.

/.
Short Greek, Asa Holiness.
Athens; DR.. Finley. s.a.,..- .-. sta
Green. John Wilkih. h.
Cadiz, g, n. Allen, Joseph Rea, John
BealI. q I,+ ..4... .
Stock, r. Mckinney.
Archer, s. Upton. ,a.r.A.a u.
Nottingham, |. Birney. ... A..
Eorrh, A. +. CFoskey. tr .. 4n
Franklin, 7. Quinn. .a. ...
German, A. Lynch. u M
RumleY,J. Gutshall. .e.a .. ,'
Washington, d. Tenant.
Moreefeld, ]. Lafferty.
Freeport, ]. S, Taggart. a.
Monroe, II. B. Heller.
Gy-ThC members Of the above Commit.
tee are earnestly requested to meet in Cadiz,
at the Nsdcnal House, on saturdy. scptem.
Der 10. 1889. A general attendance is ne.
cessary. as business Of Importance is to be
transacted. r1. Fnhr
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.Aldrniniatratnr,a a Notice.

NIOTicE is hereby given, that the undersign-
In ed hasbeen appointed BY the Prostate Coasi
VI ilarFis6a county. adminstrator, with the will
annexed, Of Johnnihan Perrin. late ot gaid copn.
~, dsceased. All persons Knowing themselves
iaslehtsd to said estate ars requned TO maks inn
mediate payment. mud thcse haviug shin.a y.
gains. ssid estate are requested 10 pFssent them.
legaIly aulhsaiicaled, within one year lIem this
date. . # L. LEWTON,
Sent. 8 IA t;Ai AdminitlrutoF.i
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08

\ 0yThe Whig STATE Central co@nises
have advertised = meeting = be keA is
Cadis. on tAe 2oth last HeH. ChAHes Az,
derscn, of Cincinaali. and Hea. Z. n III.
Icy. are aanOuaesd ss the-spe3aers.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08

~ The State Fair commences aG Cieye
land on the 18th inst. Fsir ffon Weilsvife
on the rail road. fOr bosh yoisg and return.
ing. only IS. We hope that 1issrisOa soua-
" win be well Fepsssented.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08

HDon't forget the Circus and Animal
show next Mouday. There will be crowd
iu town that day. Only 25 cents admittance
to the whole concern. a..s q, 4
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CnAiz. september !. 1851. >
Sheriff g Sale.

.a VS.. IN Partition. e.
John NJ. Jenkins, 3a} ~. a.tA'
BY virtue VI an nilias or,ler Of snle isaued out
Of lie Cour, Of Common Pleas OF llArIison erHn.
". und tn me dirccted, will offer tor snle az the
dor OF the Court tlonse in (adiz on Saturday. the
9th day Of October Rext, A. d. 1854, betwet ii
tie hours Of Ten O'clock, A. M,s aud iear o'clock,
r. NJ, tho following real estate. with all the i'm.
provements thereon, situated In. enid county. and
being the real estate Of which FNomns = Jenkins,
late ol said equity. deceased, seized. viz -
A paTt, 1.-THE s6ulh sast quarteT Of section No.
| II. l0wnship II, and Range Of lands sold o.
| Steub chville, commencing ut the West corner Oi
| AbTaham Merills par. Ofsaul quarter, thence
North 5 perehes and s2 links. thence Essi to the
section line. thence South 5pcrches and 20 links
70 the North East corner 0i said MefFIps part OF
said section, thencs west TO the pace ofbeginiug.
containing six ncres more OF less. Appraised at
$40
| ! Also, lot No. IA IN Wilson'S addition 70 the
town 0l freeport. Appraised at &35,g1! saE
Als0. lots numbered 10 and 90 ia the town OF
| FreepOrt. Appraised at S25O,OD.
| AIso. l0ss numbered IS snd Is IN saEd town Of
4 Fteepost. Appraised as $So.0o.
| Also, that patcel u lRHd in the said towh q
RreepoFt, known aud designated as public ground,
which wassold upder an net Of the GeneTaI As
ssmbIy of sile State of Ohio (passcd ia the yeaI
A. ID. 1851 EoF the heaefs 0f school slisttet No
in FFceporI township. 70 the sad T. 7. Jenkins,
on which 10 erected q new tavern house. Ap-
praised nj $lUOO,O0.
+ Terms ol snle--one third Ia hand On the day oi
sale--ene third In one ysar with interest md one
tlird In Two years with Interest; the deferred pay.
Ineni TO be secured By notes and security TO the
satisfaction et the parties 10 Interest
/ cu..-..L.r q eQg4 t..H tI IL .r.. %.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
FOR CONGRESS,
ANDREW STUART, of jefferson
Democratic County Ticket.

Democratic County Ticket.
fGJNM lsAG .. cf4aEf q SFF" i.'
For auditor, ...
son MILTON HARVEY. .f..
'A9 ave-" For Commissioners,
'I' "' WALTER JAMISON, 8 years,
.A*t ROBERT HERRYMAN. 2 years
h''''o@'E For Surueyor,
SAMUEL BELL.
" '''.'' Director Of the Lnfrmary,
- JOHN D. WILSON.
For Coroner,
y DFsE. CoNAWAY. tg rI
80 '- Land ApraiSers,
Dist. No. -
=" I" JAMES Men AIRY,
." i" l3.--AARON CONAWAY,
(" "j moses WRIGHT,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08

J-Col. VIM. G. Walton. Of Woodsfeld,
is nominated as the Democratic candidate
for Congress in his district. The Colonel
will be triumphantly elected.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
Notice.

!. A my inatanes, an at,achment was shis an
~ issued by IIayid Hnnlim. d Jasti, d of Iii
leaos % hi0aroe spwaship. tIasfison essnntys y
Aio. againss the goods and effects Of Abr kestanl
~ ahsconding sehtpT. Y ~ !. .i3
Dated THE ssd day Of Augusi, A. p, 1852.
sop 3 ''A' = WiLLiAM = kEMR'
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08

EyThe readers attention is directed to
the communication OF our friend Maule, il
TO days paper, on the subject Of Planl
Roads,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08

The Borough OF Cadiz rnysa Corporation Tax
Of 7-iu oi mill or ccIits on the SlO1 Of valua.
ti"n. II. X PRICE, Auditor ofllarlson ca.
September 4, 1852.
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eOnssuding, triumPhandy sustained. Then
let US see that We do our duty, our whole
duly, and nothing but our duty.
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After which time viii keep an Office in en-
liz rnr the purpose Of receiving taxes nnlil the
2nth day Of December. 1889.
All pers"ns who have performed labor on tho
highway in discharge Of their road Tux viii be re-
qniFed to prodnce the Supervisors ceEu6case Tor
the same. ....,... &. L-5.. p...t 81,
's'4 D. HILBERT, County Treasurer.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given thar | will attend at the usnal
place Of holding Ele,tiohs in tn, several town.
snips of Harrison County GOr the purpose Vi re-
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08

GwThe young lSdy who caught cold BY
drinking water from damp tumblsr, is said
10 b. caAyshseens. vo q.ta IA t'8
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GT The Sons Of Temperance intended tc
have a celebration in Deersville, in this coun,
~ on next Friday, the 10th inst. Able speak.
ers will be in attendance. aa
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08

CADlZ TEMPLE SIF lGONOle, AO. So
Meets every MHR,iny evening in the Hall nd
Joining the Market House.
Regular degree meetings on the frSt Monday
sneYery month. V t}.t eqt NtE "f'f sh't" z
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
yVll Curc, whitman. rniI.

SCROruL. on KISos EvIL, CANCERS, TUMoRs, ERuS-
TUNs OF THE SKI, ERis isiPELAs, CHR0sIc Sock
EYk rs, RINGwoRM on TETTERs. ScALD HgAD, RmEu-
M .TlsM, PAIHs IN Tmz BuNEs On JoIsrs, OLD SoREs.
AND ULCERs, SWELLING OF OP TmE Glands, syphilis
Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum. Disease of Kitlneys,
LOss oi Appetite. Disease arising from the us0
Of Mercury, Pain in the Side and Shoult,, - ,se!
neral Debility. Dropsy, LuGnbago, Jaundicc and
| Cosliy, ness -
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08

YYEsFC-si d Steel Forks " aII EIRiEE. EsyIhsz.
Jss 4 ''' \ ~" M MAsMTraS. !. Z \
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The Scott Liv(s.

Almost every man whose name can be
found in the Knoxville papers. or obtained
by letter, is being favored with copy of
the life Of Scott. under the frank Of Wan. Cai-
Ifom. The same is understood 70 be the case
Iin other parts of Tennessee. Lfthe Scottites
Iat Washington expect 10 turn the hearts Of
the free and independent whig voters Of
East Tennessee. to Scott, BY apamphlet FL
lied with PictGrss, they are laboring under q
strange hallucination, or put q higher esti-
mate upon Dasts paper than we do.
We have exsmlned this life OF Scott. and
6ndit lamentably deficient, in severalimpor-
Itants items The following points are not
satisfactorily explained.
/. His disreputable difficulty with Gener-
81 Jackson aud Gov. ClinIOn--2. His defaul-
cation in the army when a young mans,
His malicious war upon Gen, Gaines in which
the General proved him liar end ealumnia-
tori. His application 10 Polk for Catholic
Chaplains in the army in Mexico. and his
requiring submission TO the Priest in the ar
my--we mean 10 their worshipl These, and
other important items in the life Of Scott
ought no. lo have been omitted. Il would
also be well to insert his malignant, and per-
ssyering hostility towards Mr.. Clayl
There should also be, In his poiifieal life,
. Gu. representing him a. refusing, 70 write
down any opinions until he would get the
nornipation. Another picture should repre-
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract Of
Yellow Dock G. Sarsaprrilla.

rs NOW fUf u IN THh LARGEST ST.
tpd Bottles. and is acknowledged to be the best
SARSAPAKiLLA made, us is certified by The
WOSBERFUL CURES il has performed, the original
copies of which aTe il the pOssEUsioh Of the PEa.
priStor. Remember, this 10 the only TRUE aud
ORIGINAL article. -.-.r, -ntgF
The Medicine, wen used nccordihg TO direc-
tinna. l- w y
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
TO the Tax Payers Of Harrison
County.

FRNIIE amount of per ceutage teriPd on each
hupdred dollars Ut valuntiun on the taxable
p1oport, ,n the several Townships IN rnid coun-
ia Fir the wear A. ID. 1852, il as follows -
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J. d. PARK, Esq, CIncinnntu, O.-Denr si,.-,
It gives re great salistcti"n 10 nil ~, testimony
ia mvur "f "Dr Guysoil'sE Of eiUw buck
aud S"rsnpnrilla. TO that Of the hnHett us nInt
highly respecuble eIsols who hnVe been beye-l
flied by the medicine.
Ny wife has been suffering fOr the space ofnenr-
ly five years with Scrolnja and Cancer. which [
think, iuund its rigin in the arrangements ,f the
y stem pcculia TO her sex, while in the mean lime
81 was under the care OF the most eminent Pi,.
sic:ars in this section Of CO ntry. without tIsri-
| wing any mateIial aid from their prescriptions.
! Upon the recommendation uf Dr. Cnckes. one
OF oar fhysicinns, who had Iscen ilin mctiicime
used with hapPy affect obtained Of your agents
here. 'Mcssrs. J. ice 4 Mcfarland" .unr bottlc oi
t''Dr. Gu,so:I's Extract 0i Yciio~ Dock and
Snrsnp"ria. and as NY vile iound relief from
that h. tile bonGbt s"ir six hotties. which shs
hits taken with the InOst astUDishing benefit. tor
am p'c''sed To say il has entirely cared her, Tor
she has eh:irely recovered iro.n her ilnas4. and
the ScroInln mud Chneer are cured sound aud
well. Accept Of my grali;ulle. 58 70 j ..HJ
Respectfully, MICHAEL GOLDMAN.
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sent him, as he Is, at TIE tai Of Che Galphin
Cabinet, and forced upon the county by
them. A third picture should represent
him as Joining the Masonic Lodge, when be
wanted to be prOfsed BY the operation. and
then denoaacing Tie MAsons, when there
was chance Of being run BY the anti-hA-
sons fot the Presidencyl Let this sort Of a
lie be published. and the portraits Of the
Tennessee traitois in the cOnveudon. made
% adorn its pages, and we shall all cry after
/ it, like children do after lOzengesl
An appropriate Preaes to the work. would
be the announcement of the fact, that the
Scott members of Congress. have neglected
the public business for six months, and de-
graded Congress INTO making HastiRga
Court, in the delivery of stump speeches,
instead of laws for the people. Cullom Is
not to blame for the part Ire has taken in
this way-he does as Jones tel S him.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-08
TlHE BEST FEMALE MEDICINE
N N1bNM

The pccnliar maIadits To which females are
subrjc' commonly produce great bodily cxlIaus.
tion,accompanitd BY u depressed AL oiten gloomy
stale OF nina. As the y stem declines in strength
The re is II loss Ot nervous pUWcr. und this ytTy
Aaturally impairs the enbrgy Of the mind and
,lisurbs the equanim ~ OF the temper. Every
candid w0Inan who has suffered from female
Complaints will admit this to be lhc lnournbl
truth. Nov. to obtain reiei, 1t is only mrccsEiI.
y 10 stop the tendency TO depletion aud debility
This Is done by renewing snal Iuuntain ct eaith
aud slrngtf, the BLOOD, aud nO medicine uc.
complishes This desiruble result so srtdiIy mud
complete as''Dr. Guysotes lmpICv,d Lxtiacl oi
elbow Dock and SarsapaIiIn.''
Ladies' nI pale complexion and consumptise
habits, aud such MS are debiltaled by ,h0.c oh.
struc,ions which frmacs are liable To, ne resrO-
red, by the use Of II bottle or two, u hiuom nd
m vigur
ScloluIa and Cancer cured by DR.. G,ysous Ex-
tract Ui elbow Dock and Sarsapa riIEl. 81 IL
kUTLEUGE GIahg' tcuunty ,IenIs.l T.
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Sheriff Is Office, Cadiz, o., .....s.. ...-,
September 6. 1889.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
TTNIVERSITY OF NEWBORN

The Annual Examination Of the studs Of tbs niver
nty will take place "Wednesday i'd Thursday June I'd
9th. commencing each day at A. The f1snds OF
the students and the public generally are respectfully In
vited 10 attend.
Candidates admission to the University will be exam
ined on Monday, June 9th, commencing az A. NJ
The anniyer.ary the literary societies will be sf ended
Monday evening June 18th at y O'Clock al the Church
of the PBfsLs Union-squae An Grafton Will Ne denv
eres by Rev X s. Storrs tr and poem by T. Delaheld
Smith Esq. .-,,,
The anniversary Of the Alumni Association VIII be attend
ed on tuesday evening June 18th. at ~ O'Clock, at the
Church of the Messiah Broadway An Grafton will be dey-
cred by Rev. e. s. Henry d. D. and poem by j. Hunt
ington, Esq
The Twentieth Annual Commencement Of the University
will be held on Wednesday June 3Oth at the Opera H2uss
Aston place The doors will be ooen at o'clock and the
exercises will c. mmence at 10 o'clock.
The next academic year will commence on "Wednesday,
September 18th Candidates for admission will be examined
on the Tuesday preceding ,..,--.e, -. r..,,.v
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[TALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-For

Sale excellent Farm In New-Jeyey, consisting Of
IS4 90 OF which under cultivation. IL Is within
swo hours of New-york, Of mile from the keyPort
and Freehold Plank Road and mile tom the hourishine
Village Of Middletown int. There Is oommOdous vel
ps and the outbudngs extensive and Of the best de-
sptop lN number OF choice fruit trees have been
planted during the last two years The soil IL clay oem
and yields heavy OF Wheat and Grass Every part OF
che property rs well wstered and for stock farm can DO
quire Of LEONARD APPLEBEE, Esq., IS Wallst, where
map Of the property may be IL Is an eligible prop
rty 70 the Capitalist well Farmer, the rent Will
yield good interest upon the purchase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
EDWARD ANTHONY. VcePrrsioeA
EDWARD A. sTRoss, Secretary.
GALE of EIGHT PER CENT. FIRST

- MORTGAGE RAILROAD BoNDs-The pEosis
and OQUAWkA RAILROAD CO OF IllBol, o1sr ~ ys7s1
through s. DRAPER, their EIGHT PER CESEr n
MORTGAGE BONDS for $4,000 reima, sao "a ~
NewYork in 1852 They part Of an issue ~ ;n,rs,
thozed by the Charter By vote Of the board y ysk-
ors-the balance Of which issue will not b sat 70 .s
on their whole Road franchises and property and
vertibe into stock the option Of he holder Inc u.
eoupors are payable scmi-anpnsliy at tbs Amen'
change Bank. In New-York. .ss. Bs-
This Railroad Begins al the Mississippi River s
hngton, the Emporium Of Iowa and extsnds sss.iss-
miles over the richest prairie lands OF the e,se -
crosuins the srest Illinois coafsld shout its
and generally % level with ia most valuable 80 =
eoal-through the ourshing commercial town 4 ~
the Illinois River. Soon after leaving tho Mi', alup
burr II connect with tbs Military Tract ksrosa -
with s extensjor, ths Aurora Branch kosd w'n 60,
the Galens and Chicago Railway. completing nv"