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ONCE of the Commissioners of tho Consolidated Debt
o Orleans,

NEW ORLEANS, May o, l6l2.
DY legislature
- Louisiana, entitled Gan consolidate the
provide and
23d February, 1854 of the 18th
the ened can supplementary act TO consolidate The
Orleans, providing oporaiion
of Lninyeu with the city OF New Oeans approved 2d February
1851 the I'd entitled IAN supplementary
consolidate New Orleans, provide
and management OF its aa approved March II
I652-
Sealed proposals will be received the banking house
Messrs Corning Co.. In the city of New York. from Saturday,
18th May Monday 10Th July IL O'Clock,
purchase all portion of thousand bonds
the Of New Orleans for the of thousand dollars EACH
issued in conformity with the resolutions adopted by the con
held the 2sh April 1885 said bonds
dated July 1884, payable in Office Of the
annum,
ded attached ihceo said being made
able annually the day of January aud the
July year, office of the the
New York, the option OF the purchaser
The endorsed Offer purchase
the Of New Orleans and be opened and adndcacd the
city Of New York. the third Mondayhe 10Th July,
O'Clock, m.
rate)
the OF bonds offered shall be divided nearly
possible, amongst the bidders.
The sale OF d bonds be Immediately applied
all the auTed obligations Of the of New
Orleans second, and third municipalities
the city OF viz bonds interest couroo interest on all
and
N thereof Al city ueasurer's office.
COMMISSIONERS.
Al ID. CR0ssMAN, Mayor
q. DEBUYs, Comptroller
WIN. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
CONVERSE no. Board % G IF s @snss Committee
T. n PLACE Chairman Of the Finance Committee Of the
A. LAYEr, Secretary.
May 15-lawtleJuiyn
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MIR BELL desire 10 state that wish TO support this
line OF steamers, and shall vote for this appropriation
now. but will not vote for it in the Senate unless il 70
modified understand that efforts will be made TO mod
ify il when 1t comes up in the Senate. | desire TO sas
tam this line by reasonable and proper appropriation
but must say, that although vote for II now, shall
not vote Tor IL in The Senate, unless some modhcatons
are made 10 il.
Mr. DAWSON. will take this occasion to say that the
vote now give, under implied understanding 10 graf
ify the feelings OF some senator's is no pledge OF the
vote which shall give when The amendment comes up IN
the Senate for am not in favor OF the proposition as II
now stands But will vote TO keep the amendment be-
fore the Senate, order that may have Time 10
deliberate upon it, and also TO have fuller Senate when
the vote is taken hereafter
Ca motion by Mr. ADAMS, the yeas and nays were
ordered.
The question being then taken upon the amendment
by yeas and nays, IL was agreed toyeas 49, nays 21as
follow;
YEAS-Messrs. Bell. Beren, Bright, Cass, Dawson,
Downs Fish, Foot Gwn. Houston, James, Jones Of Iowa,
Mangum, Miller, Norris Pearce, Rusk, Seward, Shields,
Smith. Spruance, Stockton, and Upham-23
NAYS-Messrs. Adams. Borand, Bradbury, Brooke,
Chase Clemens, Dodge Of Wisconsin, Dodge Of Iowa.
Douglas, Felch. 6eyer, Hamn Hunter Jones of Tennes
see King, Mason Morton, Sebastian, Wade, Walker,
and Weler-2l
L
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IN the petition Of Aban Van Order, OF Ithaca, YORK;
Of granted
OF July, 1883, boilers engines
h he Tor nom the expiration Of said patent
takes place on the seventeenth dry Of July, Is52-
ordered that the said petition be heard nj the Patent Office
on MONDAY, the 18th July 1852 ~ O'clock and
nouncd TO
fftion ought not he granted.
Psssone opposing Patent
once ns onecnons specially forth writing least TWEEN
days pee me DAY OF hearing filed by either
10 ~ ued bc sd bearing, he transmitted In
cordsncs WIN me rules The Once, which win be furnished
picstou. t4
Ordered, that this notice be puhed in The National
genccr, Republic and Union, Washington ~ Tnau,fer Phil
sdephi. rennsyvsnis Express New Albany Regis.
Albany New York Commercial Advertiser RufuIo Nav
York and Daily Bes Boston, Massaehuset,ss sek
FOR three successive weeks previous the July ne IT. tho
day Of hearing. ' ~
THos. EwBANK
commissioner of Patents
Editors Of The above papers penss copy send their
bills 20 The Patent Once with paper containing
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THE BLEAK HOUSE. No. 2, by Dickens.
Il The Two Families; by the Author Of Roas Douglass.
Courtesy, Manners and Habits; by Geo w Herveyg VOL
Haryisprr Latin Grammar; vol.
9cdeys ershsm's, and ssrsn's Magazines for Juue
TAYLOR 4 MAURy,
lMV 10 t#H10 Booksellers, eth
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DuOposAIs for Carrying the nIaiIs of the United

PROPOSALS Carrying the Mails of the United
October, 1884, the let day Of July,
1854 following Arkansas, will be received
Ofce ofthe Office Department. until u The
alst july 1850, decided following
$685. Prom Napoleon Arkansas Content Mississippi, Victoria
Island No. 66 Laconia, Arkansas Barney's, Delta Mss
sippi. fnars FONT Helena Arkansas, Sterling, Walnut
bend, Council Bend BlcdSoes Landing, Commerce, Mis-
sissppi, Blues Point, Dark Corner Mis-
sisspp, Elm Grove, Memphis, Tennessee 400 miles,
twice week back.
Leave Napoleon at ,, p m, Mondays and Fridays
at Memphis by q, M Wednesdays and sunday.
Leave Memphis al o. a. Thursdays and Sundays
Arrive al Napoleon BY ~ M. next days,
NOTES.
Bidders mode OF Intended. The mail
carried and TO their exclusion ~
mails Mail with
Deduction will be made from the mail
and fines imposed for performed ageeab the
The
for repeated failures violating the Office lie
alter the contract schedule provided he allows extra pay
ov additional stock BY change months
Of cusment for the service dispensed with
advertised
distance, designated prove
stated. The mails be taken and from the post
Also and any Offices within quarter
established during
The should addressed
General endorsed Mail
responsible persons
sso, posfmase
the sbie make good their
NJ X HALL, Postmaster General.
fosr orrfcr DEPARTMENT., May 9, 1854
11-wfw
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The PRESIDENT pro tenn. laid before the Senate
report OF the Secretary Of War; in resolution
of the Senate of the 6ih inst, nqurng what further
provision for the settlement OF accounts connected with
the Mexican contribution fund is necessary to authorize
proper and Just compensation to be made for services IN
relation thereto; which read and motion by Mr.
SHIELDS, il referred TO the Committee Military
Affairs. 81
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11
NEW GOODS AT MooR.s!

They e0me, they see. they purchase
or the most beautiful ind mesl general as
N sortmt;iit Of DIV Goods ever presented ia
the town Of CndiE. The largest and bnesl sock
OF Black and col0fed Broad Clotbs at
A. + MOORE'S
The largest, fastest and oheapesllo OF Bon
est ever offered a. AZ MOoRE'S
9 The hest stock Of Barege delaines ior ladies'
drssses.t A r. MO0REAS
The largest stock of ladies fine shoes ever Of
fered are AZ A. i. MOoRE'S
The most beautiful dress silks and saIins, bon
net silks and ribhuus ever seen. are at
A. F. N 0ORE'S
The best stock Vi Ready Made Clotling in
tn,yu is now nj A. +. MOORE'S
The raTcst and most tasty SELECTION ol : french
work. capes. cuilars, chemisetts aud under
sleeves is 90 be had az A. +. hOORE'S
The must substantial Cassmerts satinetis
Twoeds, Jeans aud other studs for pants are
now to be had at A. +. MOORE'S
Ia fact | nave the goods which to see is wor-
thy the attention ol the whole coIununity.-
Groceries, Queensware. knssut aud LamaTtino
straw and Cashmere Hats, aces, Edgings, lin
ems. cottons, etc, ete Call and see before YOU
purchasc. aud yuu will fud that have adopted
the prnciplo oiquick sales, small profits and the
best OF pay, that is, CASH. So call aud snvt
at least IS per cent, opposite the watrhmnkeIs,
ut the old stand ul a +. INQUIRIES.
\ Auril -, 1852 ti2 f'
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11
Revolution i'm Marble.

FENllE ubscriher, having made ampG'nrrarge
4 ments Ior large supply oil MARBLE, keeps
constantly On hand Mitntles. Toou.bs, Momu-
ments, Head and Foot Stones, etc. lie is com
s,nntly receiving large lots of italian, Egyptian
and American Marbles. which he is making up
in style not surpassed i'll the United States. and
will sell AT II very small adva ace on cost, either
wholesale or retail, and soicits all persons in
wanting. to give him n calI. &-Aa
He will also furnish beautiful White Marble
for Caps aud Sils, steps, Fronts Pieces Ior
Doors and Vaults, Tile for flooring etc, very low
He has also on band considerable quantity oI
Free Stone monuments, Toom4s and Head Stones
All sizes of Grind Stones, both tor wet and dry
binding. warranted.
ON. B.-Letteiing done in the Ia test aud
u,sI beautiful 81, les. in almost nny langnige Il
| da red MICHEL J. RUHAN.
| Marble Mason and Vault Builder,
| nov. SLY No sc, Lower end oil Market at
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11
Carriage, Wagon and Buggy Man
ufactorv.

A AR0N FORMAN thankful for the liberal
N patronage heretofore extended 10 him. would
announce TO The citizens Of Harrison, and the ad-
ioihIng counties, that he is now beItor prepared
than ever TO manufacture 10 order
FAMILY CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES. BUG
GIEs, GIGS, SULKlES, AND WAGONS
Of all kinds and sizes, which he feels confident
cannot be excelled by any other shop III the
country.
HNing stock OF material that is really un-
surpassed, aud having mll knowledge OF the
business ia all its branches, ne respectfully ask :
those who may want ANY thing ~ the above line,
10 give him "a call.
His shop is in tie rear OF Mr.. Slemmons' Blark
Smith Shop, and near.y opposite he Cndiz'Ilote
where he may At all times he found OctSt 1,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11
A few days since, MIR. COwan

A few days since, MIR. Cowan,
merchSnt tailor of Baltimore, had
the misfortune to1lose an hundred
dollar bank bill whilst walking huf-
riedly along the. streets. u was adj
vertised. and met the eye Of the fin.
dor, who chanced to be an accom-
pIished young lady, Of Madison
street She immediately enclosed
The note to Mr. ('owan, statlngfin
u few lnies, titat she could not are-
ceivotIie reward. AIr CoWan then
purchased d beautiful silver teapot
and sent il to her with polite note
which was modesfly accepted. 4
Ask. ~ ~
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11
Tomb Stones, Monuments, &C..
Ill. u. eRRsS@EGgy.

VKTOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
w Harrison and the adjoining ceUnnt .,
that he has tpkcn the shop formerly occupied
ID VIM. kennedy, on Main street. Cadiz. o.,
where he will be at alLtimes prepared TO fur
nish Tomb stones, Monuments. and in fact ey-
itry ,hiug pertaining to his line of business. on
Ithr most reasonable and accrmmOda ing terms.
| lis work shall not be surpassed by amy other
shop in the State. lie respectfully asks the
public 10 cali aud examine lis work before pur-
chasing elsewhere a. J. Z.
Cud.z ohio Anril %. 1852 Iy2
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EfD0gS 0faEg SEsDCS,
- LEATHER. &C

w THE subscriber, very thankful for past lavors
! would respectfully inform his old customer
an" tie public generally, that ne has now on
baud a most splendid assortment OF lOO1S and
ISHoES, SOLE and UPPER LEATHER CMl
Skins. Morocco Lining gand Binding, Skins, Mails
Thread, aud almost every ar:iclciu his lRc.'a
Also Ladies' and Gentemrr's gum Over shoas
Mens BnhaI" Over Shoes, all OF ii superior stj lie
and will he sold on very moderate profits for ca sl
hides. or almost any Kind OF Understandable Pro.
idncc. SAMUEL SLEMM0NS. .
N. B.-Persons knowing themselves indebted
either by Note or Book account, of a long stand
ing, will please call and stttlo up, as short set
lrments make long riruds, and III some ca
lave costs. mnrle-tY s. S.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11
HARLEM SPRINGS,
Cdg9'9'OEE CO9Gagggy, (DSa6O,

ME Subscriber having purchased Harlem
Il springs. has erected new bnilding aud
paced the premises in complete repair, He
hltters himself that he viii be able to give ell
tire satisfaction to all who may pay the Springs
II visit. anE #'. ...'
An nydropathic Physicians has been emnley.
ed. and every facility viii be furnished for pur.
suing tie cCld water treatment for the cure bt
diseases. But pati MIS- will be ut liberty 10 luke
such medical adviccs rs they prefer
Boarding and medical attendance on reason.
able terms. rs .-.....-..e ..-...g
RJO Persons c:a m Eac Accom- rrl lsslIed
;st'tte E~Ea EBli>hutCut
and rs many more al the adjoining village g
Harlem The springs are siuatcd in Carro
county, 26 miles from SleubcuviIlc, 81 from an
ton, d from Currollton and u from sSalmeviiC
( Depot an the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Raj
Road Hacks will bH run hrtwrcn the sp!ng
aud most OF these points during the summer.
/ Inc springs will be open for the reception o
vIaters on the first OF May .
JOHN HILBERT, Proprietor.
April29, 1852 3mU2 -
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r. T. Brooks,

Il2, MAIN ST, WHEELING, VA,
II EEPS constantly on hand large stock o
n CONFECFiONARIIGS oihIs own manulac-
tnre, which he can and will sell CHEAPER than
any Other establishment in the city
Fruits of all kinds always ON hand, as also Il
choice variety of Cakes suitable Tor palties, &C.
Tie also manufaCturas - Brooks Ceebr, ted
Cough Candy" the best article now III use. 10
Conghs aud Colds.
'OrIcrs from distnrce are solicited, whioL
will he promptly attended to octa9-iy
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11

A SYMPToM. the court understand
you to say, Mr.. Jones, that you saw the ed;-
tor of the Anger of Frsedom' intoxicated"'
mot tall, sir; merely said that l have
seen him frequently so hurried in his mind,
that he would undertake to cut copy with
the spuffers-tllat's al L." nn
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11

GPFataer, said a rough boy, Il
hope YOU Won't buy any more gun
powder tea for mother. why not; /;
Bscause evry time she drinks il
she blows me up.'ia r
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11
NeW SGWse :aMA New SaOOstS!t
SnoRT PEoFITs Quick SALES, AND Coon PAY''
THE MOTTO OF
yOEaN MCCORMICK,

Ma 7 liO has just received an entire New SroCK
wv OF GOODS, which he has OI,e1bet out III
the Store Room formerly occupied by y. AiIgore
h Son. Ills stock consists OF every yanely oh
Goods usually kept in C,ldiz, all oi which Ne fiat
ters hmsel were purchased under 'he n9Ost fHVoT-
able circumstances. and viii be SOLD under the
motto of 81 OFT Frofts and Quick Sales. ~ Per-
sous wishing 10 purchase Goods viii 6rh il 10
their interest to call aud examine bis stock before
purchasing. rs he is determined TO sell GoDds
uoon the principle of larger sales and Her profits
than has heretoIer been dooe in this place. tiic
does not ask any one TO take bis woTd for his
stock being the HANDsoMEsr one evel brought 10,
look fur yourselves lie would most respectfully
invite his old friends and customers 10 call and
examine his stock before nmgcha sing. 5hA .''"l
marl7-Iy .. JoHN MCCORMICK.
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Valuable FaIIu for sale,

TENIIE Subscribers will sell at private sale 243
ncres of first rate land. ~ ing in II good neigh
boTnocd, tour miles norrh-wcst Of Cadiz, Ohio,
on which is a good brick dwelling house. a don'
bic barn, good coal bank. and an excellent
fruit orchard. The said Farm Is well watered,
with about one hundred aud seventy acres cleared
thereon. and in high safe ofcultivatIon. FOl
particulars enquiTo OF the subscfihets. living IN
Gadiz, or the owners. Il. r. and 5. Gilmore, re.
siding on the premises.
SCOTT & BINGHAM,
Feb II Real Estate Agents
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
PATTERSON a. 40,

70. 33 Monroe Street, Wheeling, Va
UEEpS constantly on hand /. large supply
IN OF Maddcr, Indigo, I.ogwood, topperas
Eemtian Red, Green mud yellow Cbromes Red
Lead, Spanish Brown, Blue Vtriol, White Lead
Whiting, Liharge. Varnish, 1urpenine, Lin.
seed OIL, Paint Brushes, White-wash Bushes.
Sash Tools. Nc.
Sub. Carb. Soda. SalcTatus. Cream Tartar.
EPSON and Glauber Salts, Nunegs, Gloves, Gin
ger, Nla;e, Pepper. AIspice. CinmmoIt. Liquo-
rire. Medicinal Wines and Liquors, Perfumery
and Fancy Articles. a.,..,
Z They are AGENTS for Sellcrs' Celebrated Med
cines, Cough Sytup, Fills. and Vernnlugc, a
Propretors pgiccs~-aiso for all the Popula
Medicines. -
Alrot which viii be sold at the lowest prices
Wheeling. .Jme2, ls52.-ly .g IA
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11
PeTftg29Se9'aH.

MFRS. DIVINE has just received the lnygcs
lVl and best variety Of PERUMERY tyel
offered in Cadiz, consisn in part Of the follow
ing: ias -a @ E @y
Hauel's Chrysnline Ok Morrow,
Pomadc PhilocoInc,
tn, lor's EmolIent Palmyrere Soap, l
Iule Antique,
Bears Oil. genuine,
l.1 Taylor's ceIebrined Wash Ball,
Christians Pare Peral Powder, # ,H Hfi
Cologne, 9lj vSN.0l la@'a 9il aj ,
Hauel's highly perfulncd Windso; Soap. g,ly
H 4w8 M DIVINE.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11

They had most terrific dog fight in
Chatham street on Wednesday When il
terminated, there was nothing left Of the an
tagonists but brass collar and growl. "'
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11
WIN. HocG. John I0GG. \. J. Brow
Trading under the EirEn Of
William REOgg 4 Co.

EKT f. have received our entire Spring stock
wv Of Fancy and staple Dry Goods. from
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, ma
making NOT TIE SMALLEST STOCK IN TOWN, which
has been selected with stnct reference to the
wants Of this Community, aud herewith inform
the public that we cannot and will not be un-
derso1d by amy establishment in this or the adj
joining counties. not excepting those that pro-
Tess to sell III stipulated profits to select few
We request u close, strict and impartial exam.
lnatioh of our stock and prices, The stock il
large and must be sold
mays WIN. HOGG e. co.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11

EF"Do you know Tom Duffy. Pat?"
"know him, is it?'' says Pat; "sure he is
a near relation of mine; he once wanted to
marry my sister Kate" ea
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11
FG5 Us1S DxG Y!
COOKING STOVES.

r NliE subscriber having purchased Of the lat
Il proprietor, g. M. Scott, his entire intercs
in the Cadiz. foundry takes pIe0sulo in announ
icing to the pubic that he has had many years
practical experience in the business, ,nndis now
Iomg ali il ais power to lit up and put III good
working condition the entire machinery OF the
establishment Beingthus prepared he will keep
Consistently ON hand Cooking stoves of ah The
v;Irious patterns, Paror an,t Egg Stoves, Fancy
fronts, frark lin Stoves and Crates ot all sizes
&TCI,LGW2 WARE,
Pl0w CastInGs OF nearly every pattern, Waffle
irons iur stoves, Fencing tor Graves and Fronts
fInr Iauses. Piow Points. Muffin Pans, a new ar.
ticlc, and Chimney Tops, &c.
Orders for any thing in the above line thank.
ifuIiy received u I'd promptly Glied the yhortcs
inotice. Old Metal taken iunxchnnge tor new al
its highest cash priceS DAVID POOL. .
amy. /, ,-'j
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11

Jusr THE THING FOR MODERN You've LA
prEs.-Tt is acapital suggestion, says an ex'
change, that. ladies' using the newly invent
ed air-tight skirt expanders, may pass down
on one side of a street as thin as whipping
post, and falling to make sensation, can 60
up the other side as full as a hogshead, Q;
bale of cotton. Great lnventlon' .hat
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11

Eg- Lord Brougham says--s lawyer IS
learned man who rescues your estate from
your enemies and keeps it himself.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE ishcfeby given that 'he subscriber
has been duly apptinted and qualified as nd
ftiustrater 0nthe Cstlte 0i May Shearer, tie
ceased. late Of Harrison county, Ohio.
sEEEsas '7 SAMUEL SHEARER A I'm
Scott : Bingham, Auys.
June %, o52. ref II 30-3t"
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11

FENHE balance of our stock consisting of
Il Hardware, Queenswnre. G Glassware. Nails
Shovels, Forks, Scythes, Stunning Wheels, Sole
Lenther, everything usn ally kept III cpuntry
stores. to be had on reasonable terms Gf not a
little lower) regardless Of profit, hs can be put
chused IN this or the adjoining counties. 1oigig
WIN. HOGG Il co. ~
muy5 s,teubcrvile Street.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11
Fresh Beef.

r r subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizensof Cnd!z and vicinity, that he intends
to have ut the Market Huuse every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, good Fresh
Beef, Veil. Mntlo !, &c which he will sell as
chcnp as tile season will afford.
Ment can be procured aL all times AT his
Slnugh or House. ROBERT HOLMES,
;,na 13 1872 ..l.. E....f 81. '. H..
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11
NOTICE.

TtLE Commissioners Of Harrison County will
meet at their oficein Cadiz. on Ftduy The 6tt
day ot August. A. ID. 1852 70 receive seal d
for the erection and completion Of n
suitabIc edi6ce forthe use OF the Probate Cont
n eaid county. plan and specification os tie
be seen az the Auditol's office,
Ry order ofthe Board.
July 2l. 1864. X. X. PRICE, Clerk.
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DISSOLUTION,

TINHE paIarintip heretofore existin z hetweTn
MitiHKiN GRMEs. i this day dissolved bS
mutual cUnseRL The aocsanls viii be seltted
Nv ei,hcrof the hum n util fnfiher nolice, and as
Nss nfe anxious 70 have onr ACCOUNTS ON
BOOK SkTTBED. we wish ONE AND ALL
70 call soon aud clese their aecounls, either by
note of earn. } MlLLI6lN.
Ca'li1, Anril B, 1852. r. D. GRIMES.
NIB We have on hand ycl some Of 4. b.
Dunn & Cu'ss beet .sied aack Grass pd Grain
SOY thes, whichwili he sold for rost or lets than
cost. those wo may want cali sooH.
NAV 25. M.&G.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-11

EgRotary bot heels are all the rage
they are very popular with politicians
EgrIf two hogsheads make one pipe
how, many would make a cigar.