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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
Gouses h)anleo

A FARM WANTED-Withn forty miles OF the
city having good Horse anl Barn &C. and from Is
good If within short distance where
there hurchCs aud ehoo tuch preferred address postpaid
CITIZEN PosiOee, box 1852 New Nok, giving descr p,ion
Irce, &c, &C
EAhM WANTED.-A medium sized Farm suitably
oSltd into woodland tase sud pssur, located thin
81 mies this city, railroad stsAmbua Route her IN
York NevJcscN or Colneui o ~heh faF will be paid
FCFt wanted Immediately Satisfactory rout
Trolahly he mad. with who he hay stock A4l3
that they ws TO have ~ntered the place Addre8 Pc
!. T FARMER. BIouAlsu, l.. l.
MANCFACTURlNG.-T subscriber wishes to
w procure place Tor tie conducting OF MANUFACTURING f.
ether bv bo hy railroad
cable river Address C. Boa Ne la New-Yoik PodOmce
DROlOSAl& viii lee received from parties haynI
nodons buildings Rooms suitable r Manufacturing put
IQsCt hf w.h without Poact The
be within . rec miles Of the city Hall aud
AdcItS MACHINE, at tbs Office.
WANTED-By small family the lower part OF a
w nice house in neshborhood the
city Aedfcs boH Soe Lower fot oteo taas location sad
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Canciuq Acaocmlco.


A IODWOR1Hs DANCING ACADEMY. No. : n
1hr dsy Stlr9sy for LaGs and Children Honfi
Ndn day Thur DAY and -strdsY eyen for unteien Grand
prrccrg c'y vi band OF music Sl-utt afternoon ald
evening soifecs excius ely r pupils M orthy number q
schools Of Lon Ion aud Paris y Tor the par
cousdnE vi the eschce o. hose chooA
Mary dshesV REQUIRED Mess Cesras Maxo~sk
BoOt ard Kroucy Of Paris Couou, DEgls. ssitoa &c, o.
cberFaO1 bar bose Who become
o. Le vi sierd he iciouS leSai aad
ahshment either London. Pa.i Ne~lorS IL IS
hoped tn that li jtad with tue VI TOE
The sEd drpos OF plPts Nil In
sou Of that ls;errs ~hch nov most
gratefully sckuo~!edEed BY ALLEN DOD"oRIH
HANGING ACADEMY A GHERARDI hegs TO
~ patrons and public that b reopen 5 course
distractions In Csss his No 81 eAs oPps %
Ladies ard Masters Wlu and Saturdays ~
Geuf.neL Casses Tu DAYS and Frdsy a. :. VI PTate
III - b. aud class red ~ cnuos
sId Academic All commun aI0us addressed 10 siEuof u VI" oe
PROMPTLY sfteneedto
nANCING-6.O MISUNDERSTANDING Classes form
obtained an 81 applications 70 BE- made No ~ 30.
store z BURNfO
HANGING ACADEMY. No 1 Washingtltpiace -
~ Mint GRANlEK DEsJAKDlNs beg 20 inform hcr pupi $
her viii take place WEDNE>D AVS aid SAiJ Il
DAYS s! T. VI usual az he aJse pace Tor ?.
rs apTly Nine = side No IS NJs st. near " ID
inson Schools and private families attended
EEKREBOs DANCING ACADEMY. No. 80 West
lHbst MADAME G. DUbREUL FERRERO and her brotheI
kpNARD FERKERO, viii reopen heiI ,esiemy on ~ hDAf
Oct Young sad csses Wetness aud saurdiys
MordAys AID 1hlFsdaTs 80 NJ nelcnz Oct Zen
cirss Mondays and Thursdays u T. N
Private lezoas sFeE. Glasses aud schools attended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

Iron BFpsTEAD wARhROoo,N'l AMI ChENP
1 SPRING Mi1T REs> and 5fpnlSo IA = a.. :. 49,.
uL-se n DE- -..i later q h.iftes asa - - s.
III -, - - A :, he fsf. n b Ef 5st - &c
Prirss q ti.if.s ho,r A. nlr1shrd pfH-l-', - " $3.50
No r'5 Brosdr below Prrc sf tsl' al e'.li'''
IEON BEL sTEADS -COMSTOCk. BhOALhf
Il a Co A Ecuudry Seath Bsostlg- Ian ~ .,y
dscrriiol o. rsu uia B-eas' VIA P-s -A
rehri o. s.yl- rs-r1l snt EcrSr.sn-aip. -. II,
s,ss Roor No a. LeorGls-- Sc~-l0rk- oar S''' W." -
Brosewsy -.
Hotei Hospital Prs5n Fsnv. S-rfsns and Chif--us n-
hard A. g-ur.a % rol Fia az
IS' Thee ads csi al o;aer 7a' " e. 'ai
a-- Thy asys re rom er ii aaa
e1eeeesy euah Tosb'e AID eoassuien- on-S 70 Aay
CONSToCK. BRONLET CO.
W - L-ousrdst
EEYSER's HOUSE-WARMING FURNACES. for
IN al cisss- hcres the bes qus,y ~ p
cf fuel Also King Rzns StJe- and hoass
farushnE Srto',s JOHN - KEYSEa 90 No - 'rOsi-ay
CHOW CASES. SHOW CASESi-A large sssort-
~ coa. lard an aad 70 order TIC aat Esaaer
Osde received from the Jcon
ptncfusy srred Cass loaned for Fair Of ho A RI
cen Insiue BY h PEEBLES 20 leI Gfaads three doom
ess; Of BFosl~Ay, y I.
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Diano-f ortcs.

l'OLAN and OTHER PIANOS-T 5 BERRY.
AZ Pub iher Me and sic Books aer wholesale aud
y TIE celebrated Koan aud other ri ,ao made by he Old
firm s Davis Co Thee raros hay been 50 long k10sn
oaeIed barssirs and clio tine lsm Ut Of Me- FORK
Teel,s end sCboo, sagPe4 Pianos M-5d-on'
MrFic a. the io~er rates 4 : BERRY NJ POI BfoidwV
Il, OIIAN PIANOS-T. Gilbert 4 Co are the
Il q This much admired Patent which gives to the
sno IL befptfol zones Of The or4sg Harp aud tae o. e'at
o'n in0 at riNe' S'' 'AA n ,n os eu Sole AGENT
IOUrOIR PIANOS Admirably sdpted Tor -n,i Pianos I'D,
hs are rc~ to De saa no, 70
= ., IL the s9d HCkich WArsRs so i Amt
me gg he ha5Ho2 s IS goa % Io s3 s
be b 10 eolTobera,on Of hcs statement p.
see Nea-Yorf Musical Review r oesoer Ea of Mar
III HoR4cE wAiiRs' Sole Iseai No SO 6roadray
IOLIAN PIANO-FORTES, at No AL BrOadway
"A arg ssSrari Of anOs r9m the celebrated h9,' q
Lad Co with m supply and scondhend Pianos Of
''- H''''' '' q liScoLS fHoNrsoS No ii Bro.i.,
A sPIENDID7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
rh 20 a ' Gs'n g'oC %rn d &c as
ara stool t. fEs oicT Tor ~ Apply a. No o. broad
pRADBURYs PIANO and MELODEON WARE
~ Rooms. No - broadway. three DOR, above Casai
ondhsna Pianos Sc SOLE AGENT Tor celebrated orr
ModeOu Also MclodeOns Of different sizes liberal dseoan to
- 4 IL BAkMOhE otrr at their Mandatory and
". vsc room No $40 Bsse.eE corner Of h.-ssi a. as
. q
We. ri y sids1 oih-r modern mprovem' az
n { FISCHER Gate Nuns * tIscher) Manu-
factory AID WaTroom No. i7o G,nwehst corner Of Uey
s. ri bridge and tube veil
calculated 70 keeping IL Piano ors tuned repaired and eE
eha,sed = Aao fo.Sn Pan~Foste. for sac
NLN aud SECONDHAND PIANO-FORTES-We
~ u seN and second ana
Pnos r e hire Pianos from IS 80 For hire ffoU
''" 90 per mouth NO ' ''''H's ASS ctD sRorHEA
NIEIODEONS, Carhsrts Patent. manufactured b.
vi the lHveaiOr. AID ratentees CAkhARr MEDIUM
the unequal temperament Fof etnet si
Ne0dsOls eed Ilstsumelts odd % NOAH
" and warranted J. : CLARK, Ageu ~ 6roaassy
corner Of Duane Meodsons ~ and end Repaired
NItSShS LIGHTL q NEWTON No y Canslst.,
WI the and 4nrvad popular
prepared hei' IN ad those san gpero 10
plan and l,ed Of
xodsrp style fom g. II octave secoodhaLe Pianos taken
sInhsuge Broadway "AreroOms No. 81
DIANO.FOhTES.-JAME PlRsS0N respectfully
forrs Ia FL and ae public taAt be removed he Piano
fort Nafer0ous 20 the elean; saloon No - broadway s
G.ack he Nil constantly
hand sp r6i souert Of Piano Fos Of his iatura
aso OF other nLkcrA from he Piano h
splc ndd EAnd Pianos 90 each He viii
Of and second bBd Pianos 70 let he PanO b0uFht
.ud sod eohAns add repaired u No eonneetios vita
other est1blshuert
DIANO-FORTES-T finest assortment Of Piano
the city be found the Wererv0as Of n P e.
CURTIS No sn bruesay consisting Of George Hew's eeebr.se
American Patent PIANO. srd variety Of SeTIort and
bosfon make with and without tho k4c Aso BOzd06 ans
secondhand Pianos ios sale q 20 llL
y. ?. 3. CURTIS 10 ~ Brosavsy.
THE UNDERSIGNED has removed his Piano
Fore Wlefoon fTor Nc BaFelay-s No 5s Bro11~s,
large Essortnenf PAlOFoftes from. b for foG
~ pfara. fak. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
0rotnles.

HTTW crop GREEN end BLACK TEAS, FOR
N riCs FEIITs GROCERIES, &e-Tas f1b-criber hss Ia
So, A. esy The hns Green snt ses
49, tes. sssrs Coese- DRIED C1rrsts Cnf9n
Alrd, family ell thsr varieties Also stuart
Hh sS Yellow sugars Syrup Goass Forfe whole
s.e .nd r,ts recognizable e. No - sn No ~
Creeup kb 81 and No ~ Nesey-st j. FO"LEk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

MOUNT PROSPECT INSTTTUTE-west Bloom
W ted , IS q q % f1-t Ia. rest $3.50 :. \
Hois. "a THURSDAY AZ ioe.s.. q ...vs g.,
ME L. IL GRAND VAL Chsssal. Eitish
VI IisreA - sP-a-a ooAEDis 80 >cioJL - T5Iai &c
e. ri er,. a. s--s,s nc n Fr-s.S y5.. 81. al
nTsu.rl ti1yliaiia t. Ia.-itlisa
NEW-YCRK PHYSIOLOGICAL >CHOOL-Tlis
,o n e. "a 80 t-,-cbe- FRA ri Ps-s,,s-,,d Ina.
81 or Ncy As rEnses pa'.-a AZ u ias H'iflPlAe
Hibit seat Srs I'd Of n AZ a-d hir7nauOu. Develop
r. q uiHd BODY essential 20 = riiz-ga 7, as en- /
,1 80 ie r. to BE- rs-s p.-.,. 5i,esise ga.
- L.. 60 C.i.5s.es De,s,ics iatsns ras-,
ils.rsted With rrerAis,ios ,eoc ates stet1as Ha
re- adsr-s, r. r TAIL, n o. Priasiaal
NSSINING St HOOL. Sing sing. W-,tehester c.,
I ~9 a T p, q w is so q xsi sa FIX
srerorl nsiyiv vih IT, Principal application maF be mall
~ ''' 10 Rev J. P LUSDY \ ". rriuei,sL
DROF. :. SCHUSTER'' DRAWING and PAINT
80 Ac4DIH 1 Ne ~ b nd nav spa s 70, Re
ard Ernten Special coUrse for female teacher; Circulars TIE
DROELS>OR WHEDON CLASSICAL and COM
L MIR, IAL SCHOOL. a. RAVENsWOJD l.. |, vii CON
;.lst,d CT The L,si River oreros ns bastwe. ,nl Cir
Fsfa 'fors of p'cins hsir o good -eoo cat o. ios1
ard q all obtain ercai m ~ al pcdfsl sfot ;i1a
H.lt ~ bioS,A '' BesS- Sc {; wiz. Fr1s
Hal r nor Of The Commercial Advertise.
DIANO-FORTE and SINGING--Mr. J. IL LEON
ARD Teacher Of the shove branches scs plpiS
viii b hsPpy select Pis1oFOHea Meol-ols sest Mie
hssaeaee no IA FsiiouEs; X i 49,
SPANISH LANGUAGE.-PrOf GORRIN continues
- rrvafe lesson in the pure Csanhs naive lsn
rH.se Apply 81 No & 5thSt
T'ARRYTOWN INsTITCTE-The Winter Term
0! tbs In.iutn s comrneace the 6rst ofrSogenb-r
srd Tuition from -is9 anh n Crca
conrug areTisu reerru. BE- obtained - shep
srls ook;oc No l52 2 liou T. H. Wilcox No % oroadF1y,
Nev-York o. ~ Sddres NJ A. NEWMAN Principal
a. Nj II LEGnET'r'- CLASSICAL. FRENCH anc
w ENGLISH SCHOOL = F.. Broad and l2sh-t
ill b. reupcnrd MONDAY. SEPT Circulars 3; Lockwo5is
Ne Ill Br,siwar Cruvens Broadwsy Evans Brta1's
e7 prada the school the deGce Of he Principal
No - loth-s..
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Gouscs 10 Eef.

CHEAP RENTs.-O1ices and Rooms, to Let at No.
~ 4S B,od-sy de two door beiew br'9Hesi k3o1s
&c Ensrsboe wide and seesJ- AIRY 70 Dr. POWELL os',
No soz Broadway or On the PREMISE Room No.
YARNS to LET Two Farms at New Rochelle
near the railroad Dept delightful location Apply 70
MaCIARLAN a MERRITT. No.i }isv.
MECHANICS HOMES.-'1o let ut reduced rent,
~ fss. spi 5f s srE.a 20 81 sas as.l
ws'nis AID ssriese elects On - floor h 81 1s-' ''
times b. pTsons the ECt employed by the proPneor =
s 6Rlkt w Ast p .'2gs o - . ., " PREM
NOTICE-TO LET-An excellent opportunity for
I'T yIs5s e. h IN i Bio5lya sa. ne
em n,h Fey AID WITH OF MqsA Of ''ss' NE 'sa ~ D.
ns trns So cash ard $40 sood oar months rae
rSst W. fo t sn'ee NOD, le sed H perfectly eean
Cd 9d whs PIS. ol d us 9s.e . RlSp5 , r2.Tf
oil cloth M ely .'I f s[ psa % '9s
Oruis RsTonte persons OILY need sTpys No 81 P'ehi-
DOOM to LET-With Steam Power.-One large
IL &c by 10 and lighted Also several smaller Rooms 9Th
d' rRRs T% IA en- md G
CTEAM TOWER 10 LET.-LOlts with or without
- steam Power. Apply to CHARLES 81 sIMOSsQS No III
Lcwssi.
CIOkE to LET.-Thc Store No. l97 Duane-st., ID
- wsshiueons eOnvenen, to Ere Rsliold P,
can be bod inmsdiai'y Afply No 81 wsshnsion',.
< TORLS and DWELLINGS to LET-To Let, the
is G,. etdIc tasiaris A'o 6e d~sia, part De .
flnsltd IL tho bcsf Apply the ns between II
Cihav. and Broadway
YINO Little threc-story.aud.attic brick House,
floor ard .iI on ech Of the Two doors ess st5
95 T. a .lS de 9oet u o at No No III
hsnisi Ct o'c!cck.
no LET-The dwelling. or upper part Of builing,
i northeast corner Of sd.av sna - hsIt'Psee Also az
Of tn Fest River Bank Apply a. The Fan 80 G05d ay
RIO LLT-Part OF the 3-story Brick House, No. ~
WtS 2ssf corssug Of rooms on second h2 an rear
basement small isny without children Rent a. 80 p'tal
Aso part 0 Ofios
ITO LET-A nice large. front Basement, furnished
unhnn.hed suitable for doctors office t BEING coIaet
hoR Csnh,sy mntsa poc,s'son gon noe I'd les ID
attention
rT,O LET in BROOkLNN-TwO of the gentccl resi-
otIc,s Lrowu Easements 5sory bck 10 nates wllA
rom the saeles, and ready for nredae occa
sp 9sy low T'1 join wallis Fer'y h,ooSyu
ITO LET in BROOKLYN-The new House
Hoytst three story basement and su1cear marble uisne
and ias in eyey Room oneni oloes ga hure thtons
only. JOHN BRAINERD, WaIl.' Ferry, 8rookyp
ITO IET-Jppcr part of house No l6) West 3lst
Il CONSISTING o FIVE Rooms sas bath &C. 70 small ny Of
Of 'IoTn ',9n Nl G e f siIoI Apply on prem
ITO LET-Store with Basement and Cellarage No
Il II sPuce't. ArTly on the rrcnnce
ITO LITTLE building now in OF erection at
10 go Pesr.s ueaI Broadway Suitable for manufacturing
Tup'ss lrquir - No u Rref'-s'
no LET Store corner OF s-th-st and Broadway
in good loeaiin House and stsbo, corner Of 6,st aui
EoiGWf INT So Hons Ga az eSywee9 "a sId haSA
No - 5tsv
ITO LET-An Ofice-Apply at No. . C0urtlandt-st,
L Broadway Inquire Of L. BURDOS. the m,es
FCO IET-Tle front Basement on the corner of
Insurance OF hansc sec For &c, apply KNON
the halter No l-s fultons-
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4 IUNEUtS N \ n 1. T. ~ a.cr,v,D No ~,
4 brusdvsy. NEWTON -fREt M 60 NsnaacaEes :.
prepared 20 execute promptly al order of hs Asrbnk ~
Iron
expensive uahs superior ana - turab and cAsa,
equal kind l. . a-e1 for I'll gaps 5E uhcA se-.
marble i dssrahein (hurchc DVtaga u3tch ~
ship tebius and spilled 70 Nanse nSa kss Colsaas :.
Cssnrs Msnflcs CoumaS Nas Psdessas r.
.ors h.n3 the Warren Dee of IL.
ons and tarcr Stores VII be furnish Application as
tacrory tralka AID Centres a. s;nry X.
zbere al peScns Interested sre invited fn rNl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

TRUSsES.-NO PRESSURE on the SPINE
i T. NJ BUrLERs recent Invention tho psfeni Guard 32ns
pld 10 1rfses and SgPporers psc Of the oil fA,ss
back pad IL receives ths frr Band and dsr bates IL fss
without touching tire Spine Trusses supporsra Shold Bns
Spinal Irtfunents ell u racfi'n Applied ~
Office No Nceyst New YORK Iniaas tTalssd a. tao xs1f
o. 4 male attendance.
YEAST POWDER-B T. BABBfTr 10 tho orzAd
ps,ufo ofthe chemical icsst Powder Which prepared ~
cod ~ him a. and y Wishngt1n, New I1k 10 IN fa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

INDIAN BREAD.-EAis u superior ar,c,
Eoueuat s hre d. expressly for family Il zzAs y I
hecTher ~ prepared ssTpiy orders 90 ,. sac fo a
era hr al b better No SCI Greeawis.s ssr
Jrre NAACr LLnS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

~ TILAIlNG FURNACE heating Churches, Public Bald
ncs end Dwelling Hu s-1hc NewNosk FURNACE Co h8v
purchestd the eue right and sh the above
Furnace IN the following stat gz NCwJescy New
York except the Counties OF Niagara sud k ant al III East
odes from
Of tie allowed named territory. NEWBORN FURNACE Co.
~ IrAn- ~ d NM 2 h N. Na lL-k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
NIOINT wAsHINGToN CoLLEGIATE INsTL

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INsTI
AVA TUE Nc 70 Ahs " ash teurr1sc.
hsesosral~tl GRO W CLARKE, A NJ ssi JANIS FANSISG
An Frncra viii the tern Of IA els1ezfh s-hoo
ycsrCE the ssccrd MONDAY q sepfe-Scf lsse
Pupis received Un sa4 "a
tse ranhs o. AeA1Srs eani-z Prep.roy
As t1e4dtns tAosoesh Of Fr-ach span 81
bv
O. Drs~ and Pantnk og-;ker VII Lsrstica - = s
r-scsSoai Sgrveyi1a
b-C4Fru.r containing Cgusous ssras -orsncex RAY
b. hsd If tn lnssib;ion
NJ ISS NJ sMITHs0N, Teacher Of the Piano j. D..
~ par,d give lssrs rapiI ta-R RESIDENCES NJ
car he IA BoerrU e.. door Al1ase Brookiyu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
IvERy vATrARIF FARM for SALE-On WHICH

the sutcr4if Tdes miles Or tie Village Of
FoukeTc on the Dghc Turnpike, continuing 10 acTs 81
land gootL good rrcs peri e order; hsegs large
sIpe pear orchard three Old the h'use good asd ands IA
three acre uclosare fe0 frt aud
budn1 suitAle aud order Half the pnrchs money
ma % mortgage required For further pscus iure OF J.
YOUNG No IS Johl-st y Y, OF tee subsrb'r on h
pouAa /. YOUNG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

CHEAP RENTS-OfIices ard Rooms, to Let at No
~ 4S B,osd@sy .le two door beiew BI'9me R3ora'
&c FntrsBoe wide and aoostsL- Apply Dr. POWELL, O
No s0l Brosdwav OF u the PREMISE Room No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

ors h FL and ae public ta4t be hA removed Piano
Fort NAreIoous the elegant saloon No 80 broe~ay th
NGcks Theater he N keep constantly
hand splerd1 OF PsnoFo-s Of bis ifac,aa
other Akers from hc lowest price be
sp ndd SAnd Pianos 90 each He viii Keep aort
blBd Pianos let hire BsnOs bought
.ud sod elohAns and repaired q No connection vita
other esfgbishuert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
RERDAN'. GOLD QUARTZ MACHINE MANU-
ID FEATURING Company

" ILLS ttaied PATENT iron Rang without rivets An
entirely suicle iyaed for simplicity durability ant econo
and warranted p
les than put pncl
h York Foundry sid Railing mngac
railing together with every poa Iron Work
tucuss backs aud rau doors shutter brackets columns vault
cover bacone yersndth oce AMI desk railing too
Foundry, foot fjhst- Norm River
Castings " ell loves pnces specim Of the rail-
be their No - Dua st. few
4. ~ I~.rF
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-06-08
Secretary Marcy.

The following story, told of the Secretary
Of State, is infinitely better than the patch
ed brceehes:
Among the hosts OF besiegers in the pnr.
suit ofplace was woman who was extreme
ly anxious that her husband should be made
Postmaster in some country village. She
was most persevering in her solicitations, in
season and out Of season. She stood at the
Secretafy's door when he came out of his
room in the morning; she intercepted him
on his way TO his meals; she followed him
to his lodgings at night. On one occasion
she remained there unusually late; tie Sec
retaly listened 10 her as long as he could,
when he requested her to excuse him, but
she fingered. At length every gentleman
but one had gone, and the Secretary took
off his shoes. Sill she stood her ground,
quiie unmoved. Growing desperate, the
Secretary finally roae from bis seat, pro-
ceeded TO strip off his coat; then turning to
the woman, he exclaimed: "Madam, am
going TO bed, and if you don't withdraw,
1hall write to Mrs. Marcy about you.''---
The lady immediately retired--from the
room.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-06-08
A. Blow Tn.

4 store house was blown up with gun-pow-
der, few days since, at a place called the
flole.i in-;he. Ground, in Belmont county,
and entneiy consumed, with all the goods,
books, dc. The proprietors were awakened
by he noise occasioned by the explosion OF
two kegs Of powder, which were in the
room. When they reached the ruins it was
too late to save anything, the heat being 50
intense as to prevent them from working
~ rather singular circumstance was men.
toned in connection with the explosion. A
small clock was sitting in the window facing
the street When surrounding the ruins
the clock was head to strike, and upon look
ing around, was found in the street, some
considerable distance from the building,
running and keeping time as though nothing
had harpencd Query - Could the
clock have been thrown into the street, by
the explosion, without being injured, or was
it carried there by some scoundrels who
had robbed the store and then set fire to it
to escape detection
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-06-08
An Example to Commend.

Among the announcements of candidates
in :he Hancock Courier, of the 28 ult., we
clipped the following card of Mr. A. GILBERT
which, we think, sets an example that
could be extensively and, TO the people, prof.
itably followed through a good portion Of
Ohio. He says:
The undersigned offers himself as can
didate for Representative, subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Conven.
ton; and hereby informs the Democracy
Of the county that he will not disturb nor
detan them from their daily labor by trav-
ersing the county to electioneer the delega
tes to the Convention, but will stay at home
and attend to the duties of his farm; and i
the Democracy see fit to honor him with
nomination for Representative, be will be
most grateful for the honor conferred; and
in the event Of an election, will subserve the
interests Of the people to the best Of his abili
~. AQUlLA GILBERT.
EFWe'll bet picayune that some 0
the whig Office seekers in this county don :
follow Mr.. Gilberps example. You can Sc,
them now on the 60 continually.
ETThis Ia warm weather.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-06-08
Is it so2

The Free Soilers held meeting at Day,
ton on Saturday evening, at which; the En-.
pire says, Samuel Lewis, of this city, their
candidate for Governor, delivered a speech
in which che made strong ard energetic
appeal to tie Wings to abandon, at once,
their old organization and unite with the
Free soilers in the support Of Lewis foi
Governor. As an inducement to this course
he said that he had been informed upon ar
entirely reliable authority that Mr. Barrere,
the whig candidate, was milling to acithdraa
from tle caaUoSs."
Is there any one authorized to speak foi
Mr.. Barrere. hs,ea5oats, who will give US a
little light on this point? Possibly the Ga
zette may be able to enlighten us. Is the
Whig nominee the only barrier (bad punl)
e the boIhal of Whiggery and Abolition
ism, go Cnm I'M.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-06-08
"Be ye all ready"

The wings of this county have ecalled their
county convention on Monday, the 4th OF
July. The professional Office seekers are
getting themselves ready for the contest,
that is to come offnn the 4th Of July. The
one that is to come off in October is nothing
in comparison to that one, SO they think
Their cry is, "if can only get the nomina-
ton, know I can get elected" Not quite
so fast gentlemen. We have seen you de-
ceived before, and perhaps you may be a
gain.
The Senatorial convention comes of in
Uniontown on the 5th Of July.