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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-23

TIME greatest Discovery of the age.-Planters
l. Farmers, Families and others can purchase on
remedy equal TO DR. TOBIAS Venetian Linimen,
Tor Dysentery, Cholic, Group, Chronic Rheumatism
Sore Throat, Tooth-ache, Mosquito Bites, Pains in
the Limbs, chest, back, etc.
lit does not give relief the money will be refund
ed all that is asked is trial, and use it according
to the directions.
1t is an English remedy, and was used by VIII
Item the w., late King OF England and certified to
by him, as cure for Rheumatism, when everything
else had failed
F, OVER 10000 900 BOTTLES have been sold in
the United States, without single failure, and
many have stated they would not be without it ii
it was Sl0 per bottle in case Of Group, as it is as
certain as Il is applied.
Il cures cho.era, when first taken, in few hours;
Dysentery in half an hours Tooth-ache in five min
ules 1t is perfectly Juno cent to take internally, and
is recommended by the most eminent Physicians in
the United States. Price 25 and so cents
DR.. TOBIAS could fill dozen newspapers with
certificates and letters relating to the wonderful
cures accomplished by his Liniment, but considers
warrantng it sufficient, as any person who does not
obtain relief need not pay for it,
DR. TOBIAS sput up Horse Iiniment in pint
b0ttles which is warranted cheaper and better than
any other for Choc, Scratches, Old Sores, Calls,
SwelinGs, Cuts, Bruises, etc. Price SO cents.
DIX. TOBIAS Office, 2l0 Greenwich street, New
York.
For sale by FLEMING e. BRorHERs and DR.. kEYsEF,
Wood street, Pittsburg.
AGENrs.--John Bcail and S Hamilton, Cadiz. NJ
Jolley g. CO., New Market. Wilson & peming Mas
Nrsville Brown &, Farmhouse and VIM. Walters
teew Hagerstown. a Jul Schneider, MooreficId Il
Phipps Il CO., Smyrna. sep2S l553ly
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TUSI Ts-siEso > PsTJ hSs si0eE q SzzsIs sa5
j SaSsEE Go5Ds, which viii ee solt YsrJ low
Cali and see them at SHOTWELL s. CRABB'5
CadiI, O., April s. 1854
4 VERY line stock 0i READY MADr CIsFaI7s:
n Pine irock Goats, Linen coats,
do dress do, Plain and barred yosys
do sack DO, Satin, rilk. SaiBecIa,
Common do. alt.rseileS rom. yests,
most oi which were made BY the best of workEi5E r
here, and will be sold very ~; call and see at
Gp5 81 SHOTWELL& a. GRADES
DEbAGE de lains, barred do, Lama cloths, fig
ID ured and plain lawns, prints ginghanis, and IN
tact all kinds ot dress goods for ladies', at
apj 81 SHOTWEIl, g. GRADES
I ACES, hosiery, gloves and mtts at
IL ap5'54 SHOTWELL d GRADES
/ SHOES and boots fine and common at
/ y ap5 - SHOTWELL s. GRADES
4 LARGE assortment Of linen costing, plain
I "a and barred; Hats and Caps, and Shirts fns and
common ribbons, tringes aud trimmings, al
ap5 - SHOrWELL & GRADES
! lIROCERIES, Queensware, &c. at
u app 81
7 INEN and silk handkerchiefs, embroidered
IL and plain DO, al SHOTWELL & GRADES
ans 81
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Announcements

RcrOur terms for announcing candidates for Office
will be rs follows; Regular subscribers NOTHING.
Those who are not regular subscribers to the paper
will have TO pay 50 in Sdvance before the name is
announced.
ANDREW STUART, of Jefferson county is a
candidate before the Democratic Convention for re-
election for CONGRESS.
Mr.. EDIToE Please announce the name Of ZACH
ARlAH RAGAN Of Steubenville, as a candidate
for CONGRESS, before the Democratic Convention
JEFFERSON.
Mr.. EDITOR Please announce the name ofJOHN
NJ. GILMAN, Esq, OF New Lisbon, as candidate
Tor Congress, subject to the decision of the demo-
cratic district convention.
Columbiana County.
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Public Sale Of Valuable Mill
Property, with desirable Coun-
trv Residence

ALSO, THE SURPLUS LAND ATTACHED
THERETO.
ME subscribers offers at public sale on the prem.
4 lses, on Thursday, the 7th OF August, 1854
that valuable Touring mill known as the "BELMoNr
MILL" situated in BELMONT county, Chic, S miles
west OF Wheeling on the Matt NAL Road, and in the
pretty valley of Indian Wheeling creek
With 1t ne offers as much of the land as the pur.
chaser may want, with all the Improvements there
on a saw mill superior brick dwelling, barn
stables, &c, &C. The mill has the ye.y latest i'm.
proyements, and itslocation is superior.
Tbs balance of the land attached ~ tho mild prop
srty, will be divide,. into lots to suit purchasers
one tract to consist of from 1870 10 l6O acres with
several smaller tracts, Of which is suitable oi
market Garden) all Immediately on the National
Road. The Land is very productive.
The terms, which will be easy, will be made
kuown on The day Of sale.
lM IAMES Y PATTERSON
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Mechanics, 4nven. ofs ana nAe.uu-
facturers,
$50, IN CASH PRIZES. $50.

VOLUME Ten OF THE "ScIENrIFIC AMER.
ICAN" commences ON the 10Th OF September
1t is chiefly devoted to the advancement OF the in
terests OF Mechanics, Inventors Manuiacu rers I'd
Farmers, and Is edited y men practically SKILLED in
the arts and sciences. Probably no other jou nal
OF the same character Is SO extensively circulated
or so generally esteemed tor It's practica ;bity
Nearly all the Valuable Patents which issue weekly
from the Patent Office ure illustrated with angra
wings, and the claims OF all tho Patents are pub.
Shed regularly in its columns az they are issued,
thus making il u perfect Scientific and Mechanical
Encyclopedia OF lntormatou upon the subjects uf
Mochanlcll Al improvements, Chemistry, Engineering
and the Sciences generally. 1t Is published weekly
ia quagt) form suitable ior binding and each vol.
unle contains -Four Hundred and Sixteen Pages of
Reading Matter, Several Humid ed Exgravings, with
a full and complete lndex. Its circulation on the
last Volum exceeded - 900 copies per week and
the practical receipts IN one yolumo are worth to
auy family much more than the subscription price.
The following CashPflzes are QHeredby the Pub.
fishers tor the fourteen largest lists of Subscribers
sent in by til. LIST OF January, l935:-SlOO will be
riven Tor lhe largest list; S75 the seconi; S65 for
the third $50 o the fourth; $50 for the fifth; $45 for
the sixth: 8 40 for the seventh; $35 for the eighth;
$50 for the ninh S25 for the tenth go for the elev.
onlh SIS for the twelfth; $40 Tor the thirteentn and
as for the fourteenth The eash will be paid / o the
ordsr OF the successful competitor immediately alter
the LIST of January, 1859.
TERMS: :--ONe copy, one year, 50, one copy. six
months, Sl five copies, six months $4 ten copies,
six months So: ten copies, twelve months Sl5; ill.
teen copies ,welve months, s22 twenty copies, II
months, S23 in advance.
No number of subscriptions above twenty CAR be
taken AT less than Sl,40 each, Names can be sent
in at different times and from different Post Offices
Southern and Western money taken for subscIip.
ton. .....
letters should be directed, postpaid, to Munn &
Co. l23 Fulton-Stree ~ Y. t.
Messrs Mum a. Co. are extensively engaged in
procuring patents for new inventions, and will a,
wise inventors, without charge in regard the nov
city OF their imp oveInents.
August %. 1854. ..za
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manner, using high sounding phrases mean
ing nothing, but in plain explicis language
such ss can be comprshended by all, anC
which go as far as any man or party ths
recognizes the binding obligations Of the
constitution, or is not ripe for dissolution
OF the Union, can 60. The following reso-
luton was passed by the democratic state
convention of l94e. and has been re-afirm-
ed by every democratic state convention
which has been held in Ohio since that time
up till and including the las: eighth of jan
uary convention;
"Resolesd, That the people of Ohio, as
they have always done, look upon the insti
tuition of slavery, in any part Of the Union,
as an evil, and unfayOrable to the full deyel-
opment Of the spirit and practical benefits
of free institutions; and that entertaining
these sentiments. they will. at all times, feel
it to be their duty to use all power clearly
given by the terms Of the national compact,
TO preventits increase, to mitigate, and finally
eradicate the evil.''
We commend the above resolution to the
careful consideration of every candid man.
Read it, compare it with the bombastic res
ulutions Of the 18th July convention; and
then answer US whether 1t does not embody
the true anti-slayery doctrine-whether it
CO.'S not go as far as any party can go,
within the bounds of the constitution
whether 1t does not go farther than any or
all the resolutions Of the fusion conventions
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For the Cadiz Sentinel

FOR tile Cadz Sentinel.
AT meeting of the Democracy of Greer
township, Harrison county, Ohio, held Oh
Saturday the 10Th Of August, 1854, the
following resolutions were unanimously g.
dopled:
WHEREAS: Attempts are being made b,
the opponents of democratic measures K
create scsms and cause division in the dem.
acratic ranks, in order TO foist into power a
party having no fixed principles, nor any
purpose to fulfill other than self aggranIis,-
ment at the sacrifice Of popular sovereignty
and wherein the better to affect their unhal-
lowed purpose, they have through feigned
philanthropy for the colored portion OF SO.
clety and those who sympathize with their
suferings, falsely and fraudulently charged
upon the democracy of the nation as well
as the chief magistrate of the Union that
the late organic acts of Congress Tor the
territories Of Nebraska and Kansas, legis-
late 81 very within said territories aad whe,
as SAID acts have been denounced as trea-
sonable, treacherous and perlidious by those
false philanthropists and enemies of popular
sovereignty, and whereas all said attempts
are in our opinion made neither from pure
/ ty OF motive nor beefin their own state.
mentS, Therefore he it resolved BY the
Democracy of Green township in conven.
ton assembled,
That we hail the passage of said terri
torla bills and the repeal of the Missouri
compromise as a new era and a triumph of
! popular sovereignty over monarchy.
Resolved, That we have the fullest con.
fdence in the ability and democratic prin.
clples OF ourpresent worthy chief magistrate
of the Union to guide the ship otStae clear
OF the rocks and shoals Of monarchy which
our enemy hsve planted in our heretofore
smooth and placid ocean.
! Resolved, That we hereby tender out
thanks to those members of Congress who
vo:ed for the late territorial acts and hail
them the champions Of popular sovereignty.
while th1se reprobate democrats who voted
against said bulls, and show no signs Of re
oentance deserve only to be remembered as
infamous.
Reso've3 That we will support either in
convention or at the polls any candidate for
representative in Congress, who does recog-
nlze the right of the people of the terrific
res to regulate their domestic concerns in
their own way-subject only to the consti-
tuition OF the United States.
Resolved, That we recommend to the
Congressional Convention the names of VIM.
c. Nc cCauslm and James McKinnv of Jeffe
son, Joseph ISea and Dr.. L. Finley of Har-
rson as persons in whose honesty the de-
mociacy may fully confde: either of which
we can most cordially support either in con.
ventlon or at the polls.
ResoFved. That copies Of the above reso-
luton be forwarded to all the democratic
editors OF this congress lal district with a
request 70 publish Il g ,ame.
Eg~The readers attention is directed to
the propectus in another column, of that ex-
celcnt paIer, the Scientific American. It is
one OF the best papers that we are acquail =
tel with,
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LEWIS LEWTON,
.EEEOrasCN ~ COtEn IS CkiOr <sg HlfCaC

AND SOLICITOR IN CHAECERY,
WILL practice in Harrison and the adjoining
wv counties Collections, the business of Execu.
tors and Administrators Guardians and Wards, Pc.
titipns for Partition settlement Of Estates, and oil
other business entrusted to his care, will receive
his prompt attention. Office in the old stand oppo-
site Barretts Hotel oct29-ly.
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Basket Factory.

lgz ,MARKgr SeuARE WEST SIDE, COR. sArKET ALLEY
Il MOONEY 81 BRO, manufacturer OF all kinds Of
IL. Willow and rattan ware comprising childrens
wagons, gigs, cradles, chairs sleighs farmers seed
basket, market baskets; ladies' travelling and sewing
baskets round oval aud square in endless Variety
Also constantly OIL hand broonis and great yari
ETY. ofeedar ware, ehurns, tubs baskets. All whole
sale and retail. Orders promptly attended t,
Wheeling, sep2S lsS9-ly
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DIED--Of sh3rt illness on the evening o
Wednesday. the 10th inst, in Green township liar.
rison county Ohin, Mrs. ELIzAmTH RrA, wife OF
Rev. DR.. Rea, in the SD year OF her age
For many years her health waa good, she remain
ed firm and strong, she knew well how to handl {
"the spindle and distaf" OF ate years her ufflic.
tons we're many, md were born with patient and
christian resignation. She suffered much ir0Hi the
chronic Rheumatism, its attacks at times were vlo
lect and extremely painful. But the warfare Ii
ended, the conflict is closed.
Cease tond nature, cease thy ssrifs
And let me lnnrnish into lie. ~
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40 aROQESekGCDeFS.
w. D. MOTTE & BROS.
. DEALERs KINDS or

DEALERS ALL KINDS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No l76, MARKET ST., WHEELING Va
w Z wish to call the attention Of the citzens
w Cadiz and the surrounding country, TO on
deals in every description of DRY GOODS, We
will he prepared early in the season with spendic
stock, suitable for Fall and Winter Trade 1t will
contain every thing new and fashionable in Fancy
Goods, together with. all kinds of STAPLE 4 DO
MESTlC ARTICLES, such as suitable for fam
lily use.
One of the drm will be in the East a good deal Of
his time so that we will be rsceiving Fresh Goods
every few days throughout the season. We will be
able to offer inducements in prices which but few
houses have in the Western Country
We solicit call at our Store when you visit ON
City, and if we do not satisfy you that it will be to
ourinterest to deal with us, then it will be oul
lault, w. D. MOTTE &: BROTHER
Wheeling Sent IL, 1853 ly
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MAGRIED-By the Rev T. r. Crawford, in the
Public House at franklin, on the 18th inst, Mr..
JonN c. BARGER and Miss CATHARINE MILLiKEY,
all of Harrison county.
MARRIED-On Tuesday, the 22d inst, by the
Rev. Jas Kerr. MIR. WIN II. HARPER to Miss AMAN
DA NJ. VINCENT, both of this place.
On Tuesday the 18th inst, by the Rev James Kerr
Mr.. JOHN MYERS of Highland county, to Miss SA.
RAHGREEN of Harrison county.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

AUGUsr 19.-Flour advanced l25 cents,
straight State 8,.5a862; Ohio 8, ,55a0, rs;
Southern steM}y wheat firm, Genesee nom
lnalat 2,l2a2,23. Oats in good demand
at 46a58. Corn, Western mixed 3oIa0l4;
Southern yellow 32a83; Southern white
84A85.
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%Compahies are being organized all
over the north to emigrate to Kansas
Slavery will stand no more chance there
than bob-tailed horse in fly .timel
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Furniture and Mattress Ware
Room.
N. A. HANNA,

W0ULD respectfully inform the citizens ofCadiz
w and vicinity, that he is now manufacturing
and intends keeping constantly on hand genera
assortment of Cabinet Furniture, which for style.
finish, durability and neaness cannot be surpassed
in the county. lie also manufactures every article
of spring, hair, shuck cotton and straw mattresses
which are gotten up in the most approved manner
and for cheapness and durability. are without para.
lei in this vicinity. All who wish to enjoy health
and comfort should avail themselves of this opportu-
nifty OF procuring good mattress. He also manu-
features and repairs Venitiun Blinds, and keeps on
hand Gilt mouldngs for looking.glass and picture
frames.
BY executing all orders in superior manner and
selling his wares at IN 'derate prices, he hopes TO
secure liberal share OF patronage.
Ware Room corner of Steubenvle and Warren
St s--opposite McFadden's store.
Cadiz, o., April 5, 1854
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FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE {

surp asses other remedies in being more certain.
less expensive. and leaving the system in better
condition. Let all Interested call and obtain PAM
phlet N:re) containing ample proof, from the most
respectable sources, OF the beneficial results of its
usei together with letters from highly experienced
Physicians, who have used it in their practice and
speak from their own observations.
-.. REFERENCES:
?. Peckham, NJ. D Utica, NY
L. d. Flaming, N D., Rochester, n. y.
VI. II. Mills, NJ y. Rochester, N. Y.
d. Y. Footn, Nj. D., Syracuse, N. !.
Prof Dunbar, NJ d. Baltimore, Nd
&c. Orrick, VI. D., Baltimore, Md.
W W. Reese, NJ D New York city.
w. Prescott NJ. D., Concord, N. II.
J. T. NewIand. VI. D., Utica, N Y
Rev. {. 5 Beard, Glenn Springs, s. c.
PAMPHLETS 10 BEHAD GRATIS All THE
STORE OF
JnHS McBeAS, Agent, Druggist, Cndiz, o. Also
BY &, l.. Fawcett d Co. Mt Pleasant, Harsh Il
McCutchoon, SteubeAville, and BY Druggists gener.
ally.
ETNoricr TO TIE uSroETrNATE FEMALE
! feel il duty incumbent upon myself TO declare
publicly the great blessing DR.. anarchists Uterine
Catholicon has proved to me. For Two years my
health was miserable; was almost unable to walk
Physicians pronounced my case falling OF the womb,
extensive ulcerations, commencing with iluor albus.
The pains, irritation, proJration and the intolera
bic id,tld discourage rendered life almost burden
In this mi. erube condition, DR.. +. P. Newland re-
commended DR.. Marchisi's Uterine Cathoicon.--
After taking four bottles find myse in perfect
health Gratitude for restoration makes me ardent.
y desire that all my sex, alike unfortunate, may
find sure relipt from this ineslinable medicine
ELI2ABErH A NEWi.AND,
No. 19 West ST., Utica, N. Y.
The above statement know to be true.
F.P. NEWLAND, NJ. y. Utica N Y.
have no hesitation in saying Dr. Marchisi Ut,r-
inc Cath licou is invaluable IN uterine diseases gen.
orally. haye used it in FIuor Albus, Amenorrhu,a,
prplo IItarI in as nIc
ton OF the vagin and OF uteri Ii is worthy of the
notice otthe Faculty
JOHN G. ORRiCK, NJ. D. Baltimore, Md
41"J. B. MarchisiG 4 Co, Proprietors, Central De.
pot, 3Gl CroadWay. N. Y. aug 2. - 6m
I lS'P OF letters remaining in tic post office Ut
IL Moorefield, Ohio, July 81, 1854
Emanuel Gregg 3; Miss Betsey fTutchcson; VIM.
Howard 9: Wni Shirley s. WESr P NJ
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CINCINN ATT MARKET.

AUGUST 49, Flour, firm at 7,00a7, 10
Oats advanced to 42c. Cheese 81. Pro-
visions quiet, Bacon sides g., Packed suga
cured AZ to 81.
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ALLEGHENY oArrLE MARKET.

ALLEGHENY, FRIpAy August 10, 1854.
GATTLE---The Offering. although moi
large, exceeded the demand; buyers were
shy. The sales were i04 head in lots at "a
s03I gross, brought ~, equal to 8 6@7c
net Hvt NN8
\, SHEEP-The only offerings were ESQ
head all Of whom were disposed Of at tig.
ures ranging from $3.50, We, 50@s2, 1856
head
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DAN RICE
WILL VISIT CADIz with his great Equestrian
" Troupe, on
THURSDAY AUGUST OATH,

giving TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES The first at 2
O'Clock, 7. M, the second att O'Clock p. NJ
Mr.. klGE takes pleasure in announcing to the cit.
lles OF Caolz tnat MS Troupe in point OF Personnel
and MATERIAL is in the best possible condition pre.
senting therefore series Of acts of Horseman.
ship, Acrobatics, Gymnastics and other athletic eT
ercises which has never been surpassed in the ARENA
!, I Is o'aa oi ho5ses embraces some Of the finest
tormance and sagaciIy, are without rivalry. he
has also number OF trained beasts of the Forest
and Plain, including an Elephunt Camel and Grizzly
Bear; Last, though not least he has pair of edu.
Gated Mules.
0t-Admission so cents.-C Children 25 cents,
mug 9 3W
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Stop and Think.
Now is the time no more delay,
Stop that Congh; 0, stop il to day.

IT WILL ONLY GUST YOU % CTS
nR. LOCOCK'S Pulmonic Waters are unfailing
~ in the cure Of coughs, colds, Asthma, Bronche-
tis Hoarsness and all diseases ofthe Lungs Thons-
ands can and will testify to their virtue, but one
box will satisfy the most skeptical thai they are
what represented, they are convenient TO carry IN
the pocket, have most pleasant and are pure
ly Vegetable.
Beware there is an iRitaton offered for SALE
The genuine has the signature of Taylor engraved
upon each box, for uae by Medicine Dealers gener.
ally
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Attention, Gentlemen!
DESTROYED bv Fire

pETWEEN the years 1890 and 1851, large and
ID valuable tracks of timber have been cut down
and sacrificed TO the flames, for the want ui proper
machinery 10 make II valuable.
Having purchased the right to manufacture aud
use Woods improved shingle machine in the county
OF Harrison, now offer tor sale township iIdI-
vdual rights favorable terms. This Justly cele-
brated machine vii! make and joint from SO To 100
shingles per minute, and do its work well. 1esti.
monlals can be produced from the highest nechani-
cal authority in the land Specimens OF its work can
be seen al VIM. Hogg's or J. z. Woods, Cndiz. Tu
individuals wishing 10 purchase rights of this ma
chine, we warrant il |" make in value aS many
merchantable shingles az will pay for machine and
right in one week; or We will refund the money.
DEVILBLloS g. BRADEN.
Nav 10 lEI9.6ru nd
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Farms for Safe.

a.
THE subscriber offers at private sale Farm in
L HARRISON county, situated one half mile south
OF the bottom road from Cadis TO New Philadelphia,
one and one hall miles south east from the town Of
franklin, Harrison nonntY, containing 200 acres;
l40 acres ofwhca is cleared and the remainder well
dmbored. About three fouItha ot the entire track
is bottom land ina good state of cultivation, and all
we'll watered. The improvements consist Of good
two story Frame Dwelling Eouse, a gool Barn,
Stable, Wagon Shed and Spring House, all in good
repair. There are also on the RreRisosa choice Sc
lection of Fruit,
The property will be sold at reasonable price
and liberal chances for payment. Fer particulars
enquire of the subscriber or Wm, Hngg both in the
town Of Cadz.
ROBSON PUMPHREY
P,S. Also at private sale the Farm upon which
John Miller resites near the above named premises,
containing 240 acres; 10 acres Of which il bottom
land. The rutire premises well watered, in a
good state Of cultivation and we'll improved. For
particulars enquire OF VIVA. Iogg, Cadiz, Harrison
county, Ohio.
Cadiz Iulv 49, 1851 Jtn
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET

ACGUsT. l6.-- Beef cattle brisk; prices
better $50 offered and sold at prices rang
ing from S3 to $3.50 on hoof. They were
rather an inferior quality. Hogs. limited
supply, sales $6 to $3.50.