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GARD TIMES; new novel by Charles Dickens.
Al The Metallic Wealth United
pared with that of other countries by j. ID Whitney.
Memoirs Of Joseph John Quincy with his
and correspondence. Edited Joseph
volumes.
Henry Nancy. $3.50 =
on sale at TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
Aug Book STORE near OH, q,
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French Books.
pOSSUET-Oraisons F1nelres ! VOL, l2mo
Madame de Observation-Disclosures Revolution ri
observation-disclosures; vol
Garnar-Econonie Poiique | vol.
Coneie--Theatre 2 vols
Conversations Modernes Francois e Angais
Also, large Of French pamphlet
Just received by FRANCK TAYLOR.
Aug
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FRENCH and English boarding and day school 10,
young ladies' by M Tyson between
18th and 18th, Washington D. C. The duties Ct this Institution viii
Monday 18th OF September when pupils
desired puncua their For terms, circulars
be had at all the principal bookstores in The city
Aug l0-eodtl 9Th Sent 1StarI
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. Cuba-Iliustrated.
HISTORY OF CUBA, OF Traveller the
Al being POLITICAL historical
first discovery the present Maturin Ballou
Price in paper 50 cents in CLOTH rs cents For sale by
TAYLOR l. MAURY,
Ang9 booksellers, 9th
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NEW York. May I'D, IS33.--The undersigned
N opened Ofhce No a William Mercsnts
for the transaction OF general brokerage business.
Bank insurance. mining railroad State city
securities bought and sold.
Promissgry bills of negotiated.
NAV Io--dp EMANUEL Il. HART.
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University of LOuisian ma /.

Aug l6-lawtSepl2
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Warrington, ID. C.--Ths thr-
tyfsurh year Of Columbian College begin
Wednesday September and
June Students have the choice of pursuing the usual Classical
degree of bnchcoS of scientific
degree bachelor OF philosophy The
hundred dollars per por further
President Of Columbian College, Washington,
Aug 4--ecd3w.
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RENssEGAEH FoLhThCHNIC INSTITUTE.
sNEStGNED OF
cheets aud civil engineers including railway hydraulic
graphical, and mining engineers.
Annual Regster giving full information respect,
ing TIE institutes apply to
B. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director, &c r. r. l.,
Aug l5--d2m Troy, N. Y.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE For RENT have for
with Of ground attached EACH
on " Kendall Green" little than mile NORTHEASTERN
the Capitol
These houses spacious and convenient with q cellar
The situation is Beautiful overlooking large portion Of Il
and In full view of the Capitol.
The approach Is by 9Th and II Streets Delaware avenue
| street.
An omnibus line, for usual fare, has been
on inc route, and twice day between Kendall Green
fres'dents square, leaving at 3, m, and y D. Ret
eave Centre Market where makes brief stand nj on a
O'CLOCK. ' II - -
Rent--two hundred dollars year.
Inc houses not yet taken open for inspection and
by applying to VIM Snckney, who lives Cottage euee
self a, my residence, the premises ~
-, AMOS KENDA
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GAYS FABLES, with I26 illustrations. L volume
u London, 1854. Price a
Dogs, their management by Edward Mayhem. London 1854
Price SO
The Marvels of Science; bg W. Fuom with
Price so
Adventures of M Sydenham Geen6ncb BIS
London, wb illustrations. London. 1884. Pce
Aug ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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4 nHoGEAPH View City Of Richmou s,
~ virginia drawn from by William Mac cod
esq For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR
Inly rs $500
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MERICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Boston b
Levi, Rce Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished possss
and convenences for the accomm0d
ion OF the travelling public.
II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-25
THU RICHMOND ENQJIRER.
wE.IEspayM owNlyG, ArGrs'F 2a.
, NEW PARTY IN MASSACHUSETTS,
by RITCHIES & PRYOR.

NEW PARTY IN MASSACHUSETTS,
Wendell Phillips proposes TO form q ne" i"'' :"
Massachusetts,, 'thc best OF which" he s"i III '
speech at Abingdon, "should be avowed nu'''no u ~
Of avery constitutional clause and every Sl"'em" ; "
marty that should say 10 Mr.. A. b., their 'a"a''".e
for Governor, 'S;r, We propose TO elect 70" ~
flee OF Governor, and we propose, wheh -" .
support the United States Constitutions !""
with the proviso that You don't n:cail l" S"tl"r'
fugitive slave clause, or any other slave ''"''
They would choose representatives III Tue sun, w.:
ma il the Supreme Court construed II ''*S"'' '"''
r,oull vote the Supreme Court down ana '""'S' "''
other. lie though; the time had come u" '"'
mont. 1t had been stated that, at th' :, :,
W,rces.cr, the people acAci for Il 'i"''n''' -"'
war, ahead Of the platform. That w'"'u never
do. In politics, Is in every'h'"- o.,
leaders drop one single degree below '' H.
Of the people. the people will drop t''t'
hind the leaders. Its necessary 10 GO" '1 T
limit Of the demands Of the popular iF''o'
,;.r.d TINT. if tho leaders Of the Free 80" puts
,.o,Id proposc TO the Bay State 10 form P"r'y III"
abouLJ nullifv slave laws, and if the sCP'e''0 S'"''
would no: countenance it, make the suP''"' wv
elective, and choose a better one the 'n"S
done. If we could not find such neil "'''''
send out and import a Wisconsin Judge anu se -.
honest man. The race may have run out n"''' '"
the new blood Of the prairies would do 10 cross II
with"
This is uublushiug perjury and ire@Son-ou, W.
doubt whether it be not better thus to ""'o" "'r.
high crime, than to pursue the course o''he national
Wings of Massachusetts, who would arrive a' 'ne
same practical notification Of the Constitution ""''e
l, devotion TO the Constitution Gnu laws.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-25
E'OEFEh.

THINK y WORN.

THINK AND WORK.
Thy onward path, Oh! Man, ..,,rs
Nor bv the shores thnt southern b;etzcs '"'''
Ncr through Il land Of dreams.
Bat Up steep mountain s'icS'
And over rocks, and brakes, and fields of snow.
And burning deserts, and bright, ruthless tides
With hidden bones below.
Straight as the faithfuisteel
Points where the polc-star si.incth DER ono spot,
Tread coward towards the light, through woo OF
veal;
The pathway turne,li not.
lie; thought he in thine eye,
And from Try braw Tie Grw Of labor s,ar',
Anl let the love OF what is pure and hish
BE strong within thy heart.
81 shall the rugged way
Be pleasant, and - grassy pam H"c"hc' 10.
And Frightening cavnri wl'h eHch "'"-'p'"'" "''
Reach 10 u quiet home.
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rIRrMExS PROCESSION Is NEW y

FREMENS PROCESSION ~ NEW ipHA
TIE CiiOLEkh-"kiSl AHD NA"!''
Try Yong. .iG.us, .l.-ILc ~H:crne.'s l:'r'
n honor o.: !nyiug iag cocWcr-stOnc ot 'ac.: Lew =
i4:G afternoon pso.ni-cs to be- o2c .: Ii" mo-; a.
iInai and imposing 4sP.ays II TIC kidd 90 - -.
=; ;E:7 ,i,v. Tbs IaTk ls now !ast E"-. u? w..
cpao;an.-' ar! spectators. The poo $50" WIZ 80
=, :a.it Inc Of marco unG:t ,So O'clock L.:.r
Or. "at Maxi" % "o' excite 20 ';"t''
is nas e.to G;ci. .,.s.
During ,h. last ,wcary.;our hours -r' S,i' ..
cholera admitted into the city h~o'l.'i!'' - w.
dcatas. Forty-one cases remaining ,s... G
The Baltic's rews has hal no peTc'Pno1' e~'
our markets. ,wc,y
The tight between Irish ana Anle:'n-, f-.. ::
miles from Buffalo, was not 80 sefioHs /" c
ported.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-25
THE ANGEL GABRIEL AGAIN; :.

BosroY, August al.-The street pI re-. ~I...3an scr.
the Angel Gabriel, was Hf:s7t.I q. iao geGttI
,erday on ;ne old charge OF ,oiIk,9; OF ba'@'''
attempted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-25

them. L, would be silly 20 talk at rciihcheht ~
ncction with such a people. Idle, dishopcst'd iunhtH'
n-oiiratc, il is not To be wondered that ms oh..""rn
* sh"uli be the theatre al scenes al dcs'itu''""' -.
i,.i,r i,n,,rnIi,y. and crime rlIiiC:"i. Ia cau>c iHc
bones al. the good ~ltandu!p iI (" thr!i III HIS '"' 49, ~
such is To call for the f~qucit intcFP"'lI mn, t" n.
nri"!Ihoring planters, and not n.iircihci''i! .""' .n,
county authorities. Thus VT l!r;tr ~ one Gus: Va "
.;s,rr: n.p nf whom makes n midnight inray ii'" '"c
corn patch of the other, and pulls me eit!ilc III w.
by the roots. In another we NE '"'I =" az s;;ckIv
man starving to death and ~ nnP'"c'' ". = -
poor creature placcd under th' .cy Iony;nr
woman who goes TO town Ia "ny W'IsN.,' ~ , ~
bor cbnrro ~ die If sheer neglect. REPORTS Vi ploi'H
md battles urc common s'arctiE h"h. PASSES w"
some of the adjacent farmers being ""' a. I;.n.,s n,
in behalf uf some Of tE' Hi'!t's',u . ,m"n - ,Ln
this wecichcd community. Bu' HeH''In"'.'
Irooi;t;sL conc rnr,r t. the house where the writer
oc this nrt;cle is sriouriEng, 81 l',-' u c"inPiiI:ui'
uraius, n fu.i;ivc slave who whr marlboro" IL !. ii'.
and who Ind suddenly rushed upon 'rrn'; ,',;ch H.,
10 cut of their heads WIFI "
held in his uplii;cd hand. " 1:u :,
Such il Il family drawn picture oil isr"el IN, ~
1854, after more than tnrly ycar'"i lrctd'n' az. s"n"
~ some of the disastrous consequences III III IL,
polite and umwise philan'hr"pI. ~, ,he;r ,t rs:pry
:, nj, ,iE. md perhaps in the lie L. come, would nave
been far different, far happier The Illuminating lt,
suI;s of the wcll.intcndeI b:ir:vo"ncc OF Ricihru
Randolph are trausht with n" t"luthry icsson il ne
nagrophilis,: bit they may servo I" confirm the In'e!-
ion. .Inyrl,uldcr; 10 warn the inexperienced udNn-
lLtA IA Hbt'
Gates of emancipation; and TO r"bukc the many VINO
shake with laughter at Ike idea 'f a Republic IN
Frnncc, vet believe in tho capacity OF the negro VI
the enjoyment OF Republican frr"d"nl'
---~
Tic attitude of Prussia and Austria, in REGARD 10
the con'ending parties, is; sin = matter OF m!s'e,s
and doubt. The Ministerial Berlin papers are pub
fishing articles to show that it would be n very duh-
ccrous thing for Germany. and especially Tor rru's'"'
70 dc,rudc md weaken Rus.in, whose power Is III
ipd;.nrusuble clcmcn, Of the equilibrium OF Europe
Tb, .Z,it," for instance, .nys: The West no doubt
. honestly now, butt ia not 70 be trusted. Eng
,ond hns already bound n broad girdlo round the en-
,,ir,. Globe; against her complete ascendcncy Russ'n.
;s the only real guaranty. Prussia and Austria desire
~ ko.n Nm the old balance of power, and for The same
uo,.on wish ~ see both Russia and Turkey main
tanned "a before the present STRIFE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-25

MICHIGAN AND INDIANA BaS tspfrsiiy .
Wv YORK, Angus: 2.-Brokels Ran. noe
Wall street are refusing to buy M.cnI o', the lrli'I
and ore .l. ss'. a. .aoy consider them 'oue"h'; Hn''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-25

MORTALITY IN NEWAkh. % nro. in I'd
NEWARK, Nj, August 2o:-ln ne ~ ~. te.,n. :
ely :or tn rcp,y.,eycn. Today we bad hies'' -
mems and four deaths by cholera.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-25

Lavater says there ore bu, three GLASSES Of meu-
the Tetf"gade, the stationary, Gad tho progressive.
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EpsCSp RUTH,
On. is. WILLIAMS, HG""'"""'t'
wv. G.. CRESSHAw,

- L ~
l.. As required by the Constitution "i me NrgIlia
Stat A~riruI,ur.i Society. the premiums I" be award
ed sslrall he III nj! cases such Il. arc liH''! !" ""'H'
agriculture, horticulture, or the auSiI'aF; 'iccHa'.'
arts"
>. The decisions Of the judges oi aWafns; ~ /" me
merits of subjects, will be respected ~ III" =, 80,
exercise: Of ;hcir Legitimate aniii"ri'!' n"t any
awards made contrary ~ the requirements " -.
rules for directing and res!rIctir- !''"''''-' .%I" ~,
ants, ur awards, will be diarcgaTded ~ rc'c'Se" y!
tho Executive Committee. ,..;,;,..
3. No subject, lwLctL.cr animal mp!c'!'n'' WI'lths
or other tur which n premium or honor is "ier%,,
shall be deemed eutitlcd 10 either, ih""Sm "I'nb =.
best or The second u.st Of ell Of ,hs k'It ''!cfev' sn.on
such article is deemed by tho Judges d "'-
merit to deserve such reward. , u.:,, ,,oI,
4. ANY animal, machine or utc;lsn' "',S" S"
have had n premium awarded 10 1t once, rs pcns u
best of its kind Exhibited. shall not ih'rcD! NC ueo''i-
-l from claiming and obtaining the Ike h'eithC'''T, ~
long az the particular subject sla.! s;'' " ~ -.
best al subsequent exhibitions al l'f
IN such casts, after two prcmirms, III Innc!ent !. tnis'
NAV hoy. brcn awarded To the same su;Jec'' ahE SLY
srquvnt luuvr 20 the same shall be a 's'.lT:. ~ ~;
Of II. continued sr ;or.tv. No oihc- sd'J'c'' "a
cop; IT,, above named shall uh;a!u i pfeA''"'" H''s
than once. .,, ,,o ~.
5. The kind Of admissible tosti'nH"E III ''[ - =:
farming, CROP, &p"Timcnts. &c. cai'H'' .i.;...
ii aiyancr. THO committees for tNis't'"! '!'''
Tor premiums OIL subjects of !hi. S''H'' ~ 'HN ,L|
the value Of the testimony Offered l. -. 80,
vniur ri the claim i'll other rc.pc'Is' ,L, lima,
ness is usually available in such catHf' INC Cia.It"ut
mus, testify IN his own case, urie"s W. mu'
and prefers to offer tho testimony Of others ai.', h~
G.. No one subject shull receive Two PREMIUMS =,
the awards OF different committees -.
same fair-uniess when one OF tie PieI''"No
fcred expressly as additional. .,,,-.,os o,
:. All written communications luni,S'
periments not then Completely mus: be seui IN to the
Secretary Of the Executive COMMITTEE u . 49, W
month before the annual meeting ana u. Vi '"e H'
cicty. or,h.,.o
8. All article. offered for premiums other sa' &c com ~,
muuications in writing, if not on the sl' ,;nn OF y , sc
day preceding the day for the FIRST acton " ~
judges may Be passed over: All report? OF me he
. awards Of judges; to be valid ali a,, "ni5 tic as by the Of i:
ternoon preceding the day for Announcing the awards
OF premiums. IT,, ,-..o,..a
8. When two subjects, of the same kiha, PI re onn.i
for premiums, are deemed by the JUDGES o. equa.
merit, and ulso OF such high degree ihat 70 eitnsI, u
alone, the premium would be awarded, IN sttu ra =
the award must BIO 10 divide the premium oet"cen
tho two competitors.
10. In all cases tbs parties entitled to premiums
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-25

,,,J h, me I~Trgiu;G .SlGc lrr'cHA'hDai Sof""2'
N, tgnuaI .Mtfing and E.rh'bitton % -N0rcm-
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NAV receive them, according to their own clcGlon'
either in money nr It's equivalent in silver r,'ate' p:nl.
iuc M inscription representing the particular 'n"I,G'
for which Tie Same shall have been awnrIch' ! NV,
ded that no such Inscribed plate shall be Sl'enIn "a
lieu Of money, if the premium l. oil "S '""
han ten dollars.
R,marks. amt Sorc,aI RrirS o" GrG"ch III.
Written communications To the Executive Io"''"'.'
tee, sent in AZ any time, and even II pu'is'''t 49,,
der, previous to the Fair, shall not thereby
paired their claims 10 premiums nj me heA' 4 ~,
And oil original essays, or other written - -.
tipus To- the Society, which have been pup'ish.u !.
order Of the Executive Committee since inc l"S' p.''
ccdinr annual Fair, shall be considered by me "lIt?; y.
printc committees Of awards, ns slitiniilch " nv
Judgment. The earlier in the year such conin'uHn."I
tons are received By the Executive COMMITTEE "nI
published, if that be deemed proper, the cariicr aWn
better service will they render, and the more sll.'a,
muy ;lcy he scrutinizcd, and their degrees u iiic'''
be estimated more correctly. ~
When n premium has been awarded att previous tn'.
10 az essay, A. the best ~! Il certain SUBJECT" "u ''.'
subject il, retained in the schedule for alEhNcr yen
uny Other and later essay nr written com
on that subject, to obtain Il premium, ma "c c''l',
deemed TO have importan; additional value c"ihP"icu
IN the former one So hunurcd, or otherwise pc VT!
din rem, in matter, or manner of treatment, rs WeA"s
OF n sufficiently high order Of merit. ~
All written communications I" which may pcn""'",
cd rrcmiu,ns will be published i'll the TRANSACTIONS w
the Society. And nmy others Offered to c0n'Pctc -
1rrmiums, and not obtaining that honor, viii be pun
ished in like manner, il deemed worthy by the EAcc'
utive ommittc
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DRANIW II.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

YT0WENE, TNETTNN'TN TT" '''E
$50. For the best single horse plough, 5. 32l: For
the hes; shovel plough, !. ~. For ;hc best %cuiiIva-
tor. {. 393. For the best harrow, s. 32i. For the
best srbsoil plough, 5. 3?!: For the best gHnG P.'"Ei,
;. :}2G. For the best hillside plough, ). 39'. For
the best set Of plough swinglc bars, Of new or unusual
construction. aud superior utility TO ;hos. in common
nsr. j. :oS. For the best smooth roller, 10. 3!9. F"r
tho best ycggcd roller, 70. $50. For t"c beat d''chins
luacIiiuc, 81.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-01
Destructive Fire,

Cleveland, Oct. 20. "A fire occurred here
this morning, consuming property worth
considerably oven one million Of dollars. it
originated in the stable of the New Eng gland
Hotel, and destroyed eEtire squares. The
following persons are among the losers:
A 6 q Loeb. clothing house; Treal Il Ed
wards, wholesale gr0cers, lost a very heavy
stock; Bishop, Remington d. Co, liquor
merchants; Mellpincher Il Stailman, com
mission house; Geo Sprage i st heavy
stock of groceries :snd liquors. The fire, ,Ihen
crossed Jane St., consuming the St Charles
Hotel and the entire row OF buildings from
Canal to Superior street, as follows: Cham
beriain & Crawford, forwarders, their books
saved; Custom House, books and papers in
vault, supposed to be DESTROYED: A N
Gregg, iron dealer; Board ef Trade Poems;
Wilbert Il McDougal. grocers; II Bingham
& Co, iron Dealers and several clothing
stores. The flames then crossed Superior
lane and entirely destroyed 0viatt's brick
block, occupied by l. f d S Burgess, gro
GERS and liquor merchants; ] Morrison, bro
ker Gin which safe containing $50, 900 in
bank notes is supposed to be consumed;4
% tons tallow in the cellsrof p Anderson 5
stOie; and several other stores.
The insurance was heavy but has not Yet
been ascertained.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-01

NO. I2G Hrch ST., T. t1in0fttHtH.
Their power over the above dis asesi5 not excel
led, it rluuIcd hy any otnsr preparation in the
United Suvs n the cures ntiest in many cases at
ter ski!fui physicians Ind failed.
Tseye Bittess are worthy the attention of invaids
Possessing nrfat virtues in the rac,iicatnn ut dis
c;-cs @. IAe iycr and lesser alunls rxrrc tiug the
most searching powers in wcukE"sa and aliectisus
Of the dLrs:su organs they are wit.lni safe, Ger
tain ae.d pleasant. Read and br.couviHcrd.
TESTIMONY FROM ONO.
ions llorfHAN, Jofou,esyillc Ohio. NAV Both 1883.
said write to state for your sa sfac;ion, ard also
Tor that of others that yosr German lIitters is what
you recommend it to be, a highly valuable medicine
which know from having used it in my own iani-
y to my cflicc aaii sfaction. All who have used it
give the sans recommendations
SrGrpEN \ MEALY, Canton, OHIO, May II, 1888
says: "llaviuC heard your German Blttrrs highly
from sources in which placed much
confidence, ordered four bottles from ClevCnnd.-
One Of them gaeeto my daughter whu has derived
great benefit from it; TWO of the others | sold i'm.
mediato.y, aud YOuI like you to send me u supply
of it to scll"
JOuN CLARK. Brunswick Ohio May 26, 1854
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-01
MARRIED

On the gath Of Aug. by Rev. D. Sparks,
Mr. Hance w Kali to Miss Elizabeth Brick.
er, all Of Harrison county.
On the 24th Of October, by the same. Mr.
John Patton, of Harrison county, 10 Miss
Mary Shoemaker, of Jefferson county
On the 28th ult, by Rev. II. G. Comingo
Jesse Forsythe, Esq, Of Harrison comty,to
Miss Eliza Dean, Of Jefferson county.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-01
PROCLAIM AaRON

rs hereby made to all the qualified voters of Har.
L r4on county thatn General Election will be held
a7 required hy law, on the Second Tuesday, being
the lOh day Of October, ID 1854, at the several
places OF holding elections said county, at whi,h
time the following officers are to be chosen, viz.
Ono Supreme in lgr, Member of the Board OF
Public Works, one Member Of Congress, one Pro,
bate Judge, one Clerk ot the Court, one Coun y
county lnfirmary--und the Trustees of the sew
townships in said county, are required to return u.6
following numlcr OF Jurors from their respect yc
townships to vii:
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-01
Farms for Sale.

THE subscriber Offers AZ private sale Farm in
4 harns0n couniy, situated one half 4 mils south
OF the bottom road from Cadiz 10 New Philadelphia,
one and halt miles south east from the town Of
Franklin, Harrison n0unty, containing 200 acres;
40 acres O which is cleared and the remainder well
numbered. About three .OuTths OF the entire track
Is bottom land Ia ge0d state Of cultivation and all
well waiorcd. Tbs improvements consist Of Z gs0d
two story Frame Dwelling EOsse, COED Barn,
stable, Wagon Shed and Spring House, all in good
repair. There are also on the pEsEisssa cAUice Sc
lection OF Fruit
The properly will be sold at a reasonable price
and liberal chances for payment For particulars
cnqo.re OF the subscriber OF Wan. Hvgg both in the
town o. Cadz.
robson HUMPHREY
!. ): Also at private safe the Farm upon which
"Shn Miller resides, near the above named premises
containing 2sO acres; lTO acres of which is bottom
land. The cutire premises are well watercd, in a
good state OF cultivation and well improved FaI
particulars enquire Ct Wm. ilogg, Cadiz Harrison
county, Ohio.
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Goliah Tedrow. PHI, Court # Common Pleas.
W. tsrrison cont ty Ohio
Ioshun Kclup& Enoch 7Nhe said Joshua Kemp
1e,irow, Deits 4 viii take notice TINT on
the 23d day of September 1854, The sald Goliah Ted
row filed iapetit0n against him and the aid EnociI
redrew in the outi ct Cjunnon Pleas Of said llar.
rison coumiy, which petition snow pending, praying
Judgment against hem tor SlU0to, with Interest
thereon fromlhe 18th day OF juno, 1851, which sum
is due said Goai Iedrow on the promisory note Of
said aeIcndunts, dated June l2lh, ls5Ii md that
writ Of attachment has been issued against said
Kemps property; and that unless the suid defend
ants shall appear and answer sait petition be-
fore the 9th day of November 1854 Judgment Will
be rendered agaiiis them for the amount caimed os
aforesaid. s. w. BOSFWCk,
SeAt. 27.h 1es4.--6w. Atty for Petitioner.
N FTACHMEKT NUTICE AT my instance,
N an Attachment was this dny i-sued by Thomas
tfinnicun, lnstice Of The Pence Of Runey town
ship, Harrison county, against tho property and et-
facts OF Joshua Kemp, atsconding debtor, non resi-
dent of said county. Debt ten doIrs and forty cis
This 22d day Of September, 1854
n2l Nv (;Ei1RGE SIMMONS,
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ass REWARD!!

ESCAPED from the custody of the subscriber
IT. in the town Of New jefferson, Harrison county
Ohio on the rrorning of the BID of September, 1854
young man named JOSHU \ KEMP, charged with
stealing horses, one from Ilenry Hilbert, and the
other from Junes GaIbreath. Said KEMP is sup
posed to be about ) feet Q inches high, has light
raighthair blue eyes, fair skin, has rather down
look, heavy set, and Supposed to weigh about l6j
pounds, rather phthisichy when he exors hi'nseil,
has lite or beard about - years of age, and is
u black smith by trade.
ANY person retirni3g said Kemp to the subscri.
shall receive the above reward
DANIEL GUTSlAL1I,
Constable of German tp., Harrison Co, o,