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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-02
sTEUBENVILLE MARKET.

STEUBENVlLLE MARhET.
April 80.
Flour Good superfne 80, so; ezra 49,
rs.
Wheat-s1,7G for white; $1,65 for red.
Groceries-Sngal in hhds. 65@64; bbls.
6I@64; New Orleans Molasses 3S@35;
syrup SO; Rio Coffee l2@i2Ac.
Grain-Corn 9OlG95; Oats As.
= Hams 84@84; shoulders and
sides 6@G4
Salt--Retails at S2,25@2,37.
Butter-l8@20 for fresh roll.
Lald-81@9 cents.
Wool-23@33 cents u fb.
Dlied Fruit-Apples S1,26 y bush.
Peaches Sc, 2592, so $93 bushel.
Potat, es--Sl,25 y bushel.
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&TA NEw, LARGE ExrENsIgELSD SUPERIOR STOCK
OF Variety Goods, embracing every article in the line;
also, a full and superior stock ofJewelry y, at a shade
above Eastern prices, at the store of Robert Coch
ran, Fourth street, Steubenyille. TO these assert
ments, the attention of Country Merchants and Ped.
lars is directed, as they will be sold at Bargains
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Road Notice.

nj Office is hereby given that, an application
in will be made to the Commissioner OF Harri,
son County at their next June session, praying for
d vacation Of so MUCH Of the road lending from
The east end Of William Stalls lane to the Salem and
Hanover road, as passes through the farms Of Sheri,
dan and Abraham Busby. SFfERlDAN BBSHY.
May 2, 1955-ti,
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MARKET.

Cincinnati, April 30.-FIour dull at&9,'
SO; Corn 75@79o; Rye $3.50; Provisions
quiet; sales 40 hhds Bacon shoulders at 7c
packed; 1000 pieces bulk Hams Sc, loose
Liuseed Oil "O@93c: no change in otheI
ARTICLES.
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NrW WORK MARKET

New York, Apr! 3O.-Flo1", sales qool
Ohio at $40, 25glO, 50; southern &I0.50Q
1915; Corn, sales mixed at Sl,10@i,lO4
Pork unsettled; sales new Mess at $l7,25N
1850.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-02

Fresh PEACnxs,-F. T. Simontoa, of
Deersville, keeps and sells a superior arti-
Gle of fresh peaches, put upin tin cans. They
are excellent, for we have tried them
Price rs cents per can.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-02

Ngw PRosEor.-The Cleveland and Pit s.
burgh Railroad Company intend this sum
msr u extend the Tuscarawas Branch so MS
10 form q connection with tie S:eubenyille
and Indiana Railroad at Urichsville. A
survey will be made in q few weeks. Tia
Railrosd like the chen fever bias not sub
sided entirely.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-02

As aspiring sad summer Medicine, Carriers Span
ish Mixture stand pre-eminent above all others
Its singularly ellieacious action on the blood; i,s
Strengthening and v%iyifying qualities; its tonic -nc-
ton OF the Liver; its tendency to drive all humors
to the surface, thereby cleansing the system accord
ing to Nature prescription; itSharmless, and at the
same time extraordinary good effects, and the num-
Der ofcures testified to by many olthe most respect.
able citizens Of Richmond, Va, and elsowhe' e, mus,
be conclusive evidence that there is no humbug a
bout it.
The trial of a single bottle will satisfy the mos
~skcptical of its benefits.
-" See advertisement: (April 10 Ava
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Ebnu;d Scott,
DEALER IN
DO0i'S AND SHOES

INTVJ > N4VO SIIOILl0
MARKEr ST WASHINGTON HALL BUILDING,
SvEU BEN TRs.EE.
THE subscriber takes this method 10 inform his
j friends and the public that he has taken tue
store room lately Occupied ny G. & J. SCOTT, on
Market Street, west end of Waohington Hall, where
he is now opening one OF he largest and best stock
of Boots and Shoes, Carpet Sacks, Trunks, &c, &c
comprising every article ofGents', aud Ladies', Miss
es, Boys and Childrcns wear, which he will dispose
otnt the lswest prices tor cash.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
SteubenyiIle, April Is, l855.-Iy DAVID SCOTT
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THO Sc who have given their notes ON settlement
Of their accounts on the Books of James BanisteI
will find it L. their advantage to call and settle with.
in TEN DAYS. The affair MUST BE SETTLED
There are some who have not ever called yet. The
matter cannot be delayed longer. IN. Is rEP.
May 2, 1855.
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@Stewart's new goods are attracting at.
t%ention, and we'll they may, for Jim is sell.
ing them as cheapae you could desire. The
place to get good goods is at Stewards.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-02

G1PsEys.-There is a squad Of these crea.
lures encampcd about q half q mile from
town, on the Flushing road. The men fol-
low trading. &C., while the women tell
fortunes, beg, &c,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-02
CARRIAGE, WAGON & BUGGY
MANUEACTOR

A ARON FORMAN thankful for the liberal pal
N ronage heretofore eqtended to him, would all
nounce to the citizens of Harrison; and the adioinint
counties, that he is now better prepared than ever Il
manufacture to order Family Carriages, Barouclles
Buggies, Gigs, Sulkies, and Wagons, of all kinds ant
ICES, which he feels confident cannot be excellej "a
any other shop in the country.
Having a stock of material that is really unsurpas
sed, and having a full knowledge of the business it
all its branches, he respectfully asks those who may
wish anything in the above line, to give him a cali.
His shopis in the rear of Mr.. S|lemmons Blacksmith
Shop, and nearly opposite the Cadiz Hotel, where k
may Mt all times be found.
Cadiz, October IL, 1885.
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~McFadden's have brought on a lar
ger stock than usual. Toeir prices are as
low as you could reasonably ask. They
sell a great many goods, and the reason of
it is, they have a good stock, and never IeI
you 20 way d;ssa isfea.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-02
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

LoAFERs.-There is a set of boys and
half grown men about Cadiz, who make a
business of loafing about this Office, greatly
to the annoyance Of ourself,a and also TO those
in our employ. This is to warn them, hat
ii they do not desist, they will End them.
selves going down stairs faster than they
came up. That's all.
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See their advertisement in another column

Music ScHooL-Mrs. Z. Mccormick has
removed her music school from Mr.. Leslies'
hotel to the brick building known as Kill
cores corner, where she will be happy to
instract those who with to be taught the
beautiful science Of music. Mrs. McCor,
mick is an excellent teacher, and We would
recommend tn ,se having daughters to place
them under her care for instruction.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-02

vOur friend McCormicA's intimate that
ths place to get goods of the first quality is
at their store. We believe them; for we
never saw finer or nicer goods in Csdiz.-
Their prices are below all former prece
dents. Go to Nee ormicks when you wish
to get bargains.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-02
: he Elegant and well bred horse
YOUNG SALISBURY.

WILL be kept the coming season at the stable Of
Samuel Sleminonsi in Cadiz, Terns--S5.
Mr.. Bernard Weaver, ofStiIlwater, Tuscarawas
county, who raised Yong Salisbury, says;--''l rails.
ed the iron gray horse, Young Salisbury. fie was
sired by q full blood Salisbury. His dam is a hne
black mare Town her now, and she can be seen al
my residence at this time. She cannot be equalled
within the county. She isa full blood Canadian,
With very heavy main and tail, and il well calcu
lated Tor either haI mss or saddle. Young SAILS Mry
has the best lot OF colts that has ever been in this
country. Mr.. Uarn. t Utterback has one OF his colts
that carnot be beat in the State; and you would do
well 10 have him seen in Cad,, You need not be .,
frai TO have linn shown in Gadiz lie IS only twc
ye ers old, and will be three in Juns,n
Cadiz, April III, iS5l-3m
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NEW Snring Goods

TUST received at Cochrsn's Wholesale Variety
y Store, a large stock OF ne" Goods t9r he season,
consisting in part OF Hosiery, Gloves. Ribbons, La
les, L lgings, Bobhoaetts. Accord:ols, Flsli"s, But
tons Combs, &c &c.
Aso, a large ermentof Gold and plated Jewel
~. Gold and Silver Watches, Guards, Chains, &c
4 So, a heavy assortment OF whilc wax Beads.
10 which the attention OF The trade, and |c.tlzons
zcLs.ally is respectfully ]iayited,,
ROBr. COCHRAN.
Fourth St, a few doorl north CT Market
S,cubenviile, April Is, 1855.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-02

9TThe Greatest Discovery of the Age.--Dr. To-
bias Venetian Linimsnt, for the euro Of dysenteIy,
Group, cholera, collie, rheumatism, &c Ne one
should he without this valuable remedy. Every bot
tie is warranted. Sold by all the druggists and
storekecpers. Depot 60 Cortlandt ST., New York,
Price Is and 50 cents.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-02

VOLUME es.-This week commences a
new volume Of the Sentinel. Many of its
patrons have been receiving it for the past
20 years. They are known among publish
ers, as the suBsrA~TrALs. We are thankful
to all Of our friends for the liberal support
We have received during the four years We
have been connected with the Sentinel. We
trust that for the time to come, we shall
continue to receive the same encouragement
AS this is the beginning of q new volume,
it would be an excellent time to become 4
patron of the Sentinel. Will Our friends use
their exertions in our BEHALF Let all do
what they can for us.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-02

SALE OF Wool We und erstand that
SOM 10000 pounds of wool was sold a few
days since at sherif's sale in this place, for
Ssh cents. per pound, to Mr.. Goodrich. TIE
wool is considered tc be coed three quarter
blood, Or an average Of shs wool in Harrison
county.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-02

Hoofand's German Bitters, prepared and sold by
Dr.. jackson, at the German Medical Store, 100 Arch
street, Philadelphia, daily increase in their well de.
served celebrity, for the cure of all diseases arising
from arrangement of the liver. These Bitters have
indeed, proved a blessing to the afflicted, who show,
their gratitude by the most l~lattering testimonials.
This medicine has established for itself a lame that
competitors, however willy their schemes, or seduc-
tive their promises, cannot reach. Il gained the
public confidence by the immense benefits thathave
! been derived from il, and will ever maintain lie po-
silion. See advertisement. April l3, 4w.)
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-02

ETA barn belonging to Harvey Phillips,
OF Rumly township, was destroyed By fire
on Sunday the ED uit. between II, and |
o'clock, whilst Mr.. Phillips and family were
Away visiting his SICK parents, an evil person
put the torch TO his barn. Loss about if.
teen hundred dollars.
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stsu benville G. Indiana Railroad
GHANnE On TIME
RETURNING.

RETURNING.
Leave Newark at 70 O'Clock NJ, ard arrives at
Steubenyiihe at ! 81 p IL, AMI CadiE at 1871 P NJ ,
Passengers by this train leave Cincinnati II! t o.
clock a NJ
FARE.-From Steabeny.Ile (a!I tbs way by
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-02

EH-See Auditors notice among our new
advertisements. 1t is Of interest to all tax
payers.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-02

RAILROAD Considerable changes have
lately taken place in the management Of the
s. d. l. R. R. james Means, Esq, the for
mer president has retired, and VIM B. Hub.
bard. Esq, of Columbus, has been elected
80 Gil the vacancy. Mr., Il. will make an
excellent president, and the road will gain
confidence under his administration.
A Mr.. Woodward has been appointed SUI
perintendent in place Of Mr.. Pemberton, re-
signed. This is said to be an excellent Sc
lection.
The road is now doing a heavy business;
and we have no doubt, but hat it will con.
tinuc to increase in favor with the travelling
community.
See their advertisement in another column
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-02

EEFerguson has just received another
choice lot of Candies, Oranges, Lemons.
fgs, reasons, notions, &c, which lie ia sell.
ing cheaper than ever. Those whose taste
~inelines them to love something good, will
be sure to drop in to see ''Ssn" Ferguson.
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S(1rkets.
cADIz PRICES r
CoRREcTkD WEEKLY.

CoRRECTLD WEEKLY
CADlZ MAY 2, 1855
FLOUR. ......''.. 'S'''>"p,':r
WHEAT. 49,
CURN, = INV"
FLAX SEEB, ~ wv
BEANS, WHITE 1rOWP'''
CLOYERSEED, .......
tOrAFOES, $50. e uvrD
DRIED AfsIES, per b~usAol, .............. Ml,oO
DRIED IEAtHLS, E @,oN" : :
BUTTER, l"U'
CHEESE, =
LARD, ..... . : ."Do
PORK. S'1utW4'"
SALE, ,uV0 q.
EGGS, 'I%~''
Io'''p~'''
WOOD, .''.'.''.." ,ONW''.
WOOL, SN0f
COFTEE,. .....,, '''''t~iI
MoIASsEs by the bbl..............:.......2aG 1905
N. .. : H0o
FIsu--New shad, " bbl.................l2,O5
Mackcrel, No. 3, " 1890
do " T. " - ...........,...l2 , 50
Herring " ........... .... 600
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-02

VIvE La BAoArEtB.--Willis calls the
skunk the only true NATIVE AMERICAN, be-
cause the species is found in no other quar-.
tera If the globe. A friend says that this is
designed to cast a BAD DOOR on the Ameri.
can movement. Another says the skunk i.
a true representative of the new order, fol
like them it raises it's "muss'' in the dark.
ness Of night. II is undeniable that boil
manifest themselves about the "wee sms
hours" when HENRoosrs are robbed.
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Special glOtitts,
CAR

9TlNTERESr PAID ON D~EPOSTFES AT
THE BANKING HOUSE OF REIN WEIGH &
Co, GADiZ. OHIO.
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.VpsO Shoe Store!
THNMAS,S C0RMEp

EANES HOWARD has now on hand the Iarqest,
u best and cheapest stock OF Boots and Shoes ever
offered for sale in Cadiz. As he intends to abide
amoag ''thia people" and become zone OF theGl,n he
n0p2s 0 form their acquaintance on the shortest no
ice. He is confident that his work once introduced
will yer afterwards recommend itself lie esprci-
ally invites attention 10 hi stock ofIadi4s' wlar, ms
he intends;o keep constantly Il large supply Of the
finest and beat work, both OF Ids own and eastern
manufacture. JAMES HOWARD.
Cad.z, AgiiI IL, lSjj-3n
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W5ch advertisements
1856. 1866.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
NJ STEWART


TITO which he respectfully invites an examination.
j. His~stock this spring is unusually large and at
tructiye, AID comprises every variety Of
FANCY AND STAPLE FABRICS.
A large and superior assortment oELadies Dress
Goods.
Plain and embrnided White and Colored Grapes,
Thibet, Cashmere, and other spring Shawls. A
fine selection Swiss, Mulls and Jaconet,, of French
and Austrian Elnbroideries. Also, an assortment
of Plaid Striped, Embroidered and Plnin white goods
Neapolitan, English Straw, do. CONSTABLE, do. white
Chip, French Lace, do. Gimp, and every other style
of Spring and Summer Bonnets. silk Bonnets will
be received weekly throughout the season, thus en-.
ablilg US to have.lhe latest styles as they appear in
the East. Bonnet Ribbons A splendid assortment;
also a full assortment OF Mnntua and trimming Rib
S Mnftina ~ nj Eio,bs" Gnrnets ~ WIZ sc ,'.rora
agents for Green and Buff Trdnspars mt Curtain Oil
Cloths; also Patent self adjusting Curtain Fixtures,
Tauaali ato
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-02

CAvxp The Statesman learns that one
of the Cayenne lodges of Columbus has Il.
bout peggcd out. G. P. Fristoe, a we'll
known citizen of that place. publishes a
card in which he withdraws from the dens
and says 25 Others have done kewise with
in the past few days, He says the object
Of the Cayennes is to build up the old whil
party by pulling the wool over the eyes o
verdapt Democrats, and advises all those
who have been caught to fly from the in
s~titution. Mr.. Fristoe gives good advice.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-02

CLOTHING STORE.
HENRY KERR

HENRY KERR
HAS Just arrived direct from Pitirbtrgh with =
II large and RELATIONSHIPS stock Of RFADs NApE
CLtTHISG, cons ising in part Of Dress Goats, Owe
Coats, sack and Box Coats, Pants and Nests 81 eve
~ variety. which he oilers - The public AZ prices
that cannot fail 10 pleass. tie keeps ltkswiseoa
hand a laige assortment Of piece geols, surh as
French and American Brosd Cloths, CassiusTss ans
Nesiings in great variety, which be viii make to.et-
der at he shortest notice and the latest styles b.
ing a practical Tailor of long experience both in
this and the old country, he feels confident that -
will bu able TO give entire satisfaction to all who EaSy
favor him with their patronage.
9J-Cntting don: on The shortest notice, andin tbs
most fashionable style. Gave as a cali, iEIrhds.
will be happy to see you, and show you my goods,
whether you want 10 buy or mol.
a1rRrnlernher the place. next door &c Scott 4
Biugham's Las office, on Msrketstreet.
CadZ, Feb. e, 1855.
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Public Safe.
Uncurrent Money

THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR ALL
kiuds OF uneurrent money at lhs banking house o.
k. LYONS in CadIz.
April 10, 1S65.-tt.
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NEW MI!
HERRIOTT ~ LIGGETT
Fancy and domestic DrY Goods
LADIES DRESS 0

consisting OF every variety Of scasonabie g1OIs.-
Cloths, fine black and fancy Cassimeres, Satinetts
Jeans, Twecds, and all kinds meas wear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-23

stern, unGinehing and unwuveIing minds.
sufficiently strong, to maintain their phnci.
pies, against fearful ODDS, without scill.o1
or di,cou1gement.
That Pou,on Of the people, who nov con.
slilulo what the sgo has been pleased 90 DE-.
nominate the " morrill, Dynasty" 6r Irls.
pendcnce Of thought and action, lDr rars,,
moral aud political principles, have 10 far,
Of losing, by colnplnspn, with any political
party Of The present, or she past
[coscluSoS MKT wGrK
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-23

eould follow foran indsPenden,hyelihood. III,
instances Of poverty, idlenc.s and ill.iemPsr
which arc 81 u0en seen In society. he ailri'
buicd to early errors 10 cducalioh-,he want
IT proper selection OF studies and profession
Many man had been ruined BY auaeb,rr
himself to the profession Of Law, DIVINITY Of
Physie when be was born for neither.
Greek, Lain, and other languages he
thought shdulibo studied only 10y lhosr who
intended To use them. !, wan time lhruUb
away ior Others 90 aUenp, such an ac3uisl.
uoo. Ne would no, be understood to cav
that a thorough knowledge Of these Jazz.
euarrs va, useless; hst he could uo, UNDER
stand how they coaII bsnc6, Ihe farmer auj
lhe carpenter wlo spent ihcir tine among
pi'vs sod pIaues.
The Lcrturcr. Ike Dr. Fraalla, com.
mruJrl industry as uac ct the great olcueuis
ct prosperity. \ man might possess any
amount ur ability OF knowledge and yet by
nill,lcl an iilc1c,s, render himself a
burden TO society. he likewise, commended
houcsu As necessary element Of character.
be alluded 20 the news boy Who was told TO
rly 40 hts lebts, when be Isp'Ird by saying,
"suapos1 yol'rs short" There was 90 uc.
cc,sry i1r this .i there vasa Fixed purpose
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-23

Tire resolves were then passed 10 be su.
CROSSED BY the following vote
Ycg5-AdiH,. Nathaniel Blake. Newell
Blake. crehOFe, Currisr. bennett; DaureIl
Eu,oo, Elliot, FLAT, Garcyloa, osimby,
Sprigur, ThorDdike, Jersey, Turner, Wat.
,un-l7
Nov, Barker. rood,, CusAinr, DIS.
c-rnS, Dovucs, P,a,c, SS1nmon, Walker.
Wrry-g
Uorsc, 81. Pore, Of S,rouc, from ,hs
Comp.u,, o. Agrsuh-r,, reported ON To-
rsotrc, Blood animal, iun syhor5.nrt uAa-
taNl,iua. RsaItu.cr aoi assigned.
NJ. lincoln q Illl'oUe'', called rp ,hr
p,oos.cO, Railroad hag bin, AMI Tomorrow
rnu-aiar. a. 10 O'Clock ua' =..'surd f,r rs
further c'r,is-aur1.
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The following communication vas poslpla.
Cd by accident.
Forihc OIf,d n,m,sni
The Message


Nh E1ror II sec that several " ihg
: political papers in lhis State have attacked
Gov Morrill, message In very severe terms.
They are bold ~ declare iha, 10, On, violated
he rules n grammar. lnI ,hl, lio slg'. b.
which thc message is written, il very di,ho-.
orajc 10 our Chief Magistrate This ia
great ui indeed Itis an 0gratoEi Tho
Governor should uo, have ri7lf'oi ns rg,s sT
grammar. Ba, IL 30 haprens that lhs-e afs
mrl who 6lFu With these very icarsl sf.
ior', anil regard the message, a VOL wrll.-
State paper
II Gov Morrill, had Introduced a few Il,a
Phrlscs, and ran,lckcI Websiefs Dc,.ullr,
in search Of terms, which nine rraih. OF ths
people could GOT have s,nprelrrI.I. lr loo
bad said nothing ab,n, che "Ml.ar Law" or
rlr broken pledge, ol Pre,id,rt Pierce irhs
bad passed over Doe subject of"sa,cry cNt.r.
,luu," aui avowri himself alrr4II an coil
Iue Democrat, % De- bod given iho wing,
sound Jmu50',, ard read l.r Frrsso.'rs oa.
OF hoe priy .fbr BAD bowed mos; graceful.
arly ,o ihe National Admpaluau nu.
aal maaurs,,I willingness 90 GO o1 OBJ
stool ~ ru'tell repentance. % Would have
hr.prd hs grammar ,cy upeH.
BaHarfer- a0sra'l ,'at Cos M.rna
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lF1ss.d by no orchaM ofguol lauty Tree,
che ra,l wick, consisting uf aIuu, 500, al 30
900 wurra0rd state, which are 81, largo aud
promising ne mine aar before --nlrg, ihr
OF which told ms ,uar Dos apples were
hardly worth the ulcbrr. bot sId 10 would
cos. so much, that hr could not alord lo have
them grated. Now, lgt us sH. Taking
any tree a. ample, Ne obtain lhr following
results 800 trees, s. proa, rcr tree,
amounts to 81, 900 profit tho fourth year I0cr
grating Nuw, Mr. Editor, can a man at
ford 80 keep such an orchard IN m uncratei
sta,ei Let the above statistics answer The
question.
There or, other good kinds Of uisi.r dp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-23
Pro Buo Pab..,o, mex, week.

TuuAculruRr. FAEurHs TAKE SoTlor.
4 new thing under TIE sun, is joe, attracting
Zoe attention, and exciting the romance Of
Farming. Itisa new science IT cultivation
CHILLED Tcrracuture Tho author II !, Is
Eurss.I Com,,uck, y. Y BY this new
ugtBuI. Mr.. c. SAYS hr can mature Gnps'
from t.se seed 90 iva wears, which, ordina-
uIy requires seven. An olbsr Pla"rs are
urgsI ahead in 'be same degree aud the crops
wonderfully lucita.cd.
Mr. Co.ns,uck proposes to disclose this
new mcthui a, Ile following time and place.
81 shall discuse my method Of culture,
Snh nv reasons Gur adopting IL, which haze
never vet appeared IN print, at Chatham, slK
miles north Of Chatham Four Corners, Co
tumbia ci.u,y. New York, February s,Is55,
., 10, A. n, on my terms adopted for this
year. See Clrculsr Al every Posiodiee in
The slate Of New York"
RUSSELL CoMSToCK.
M.bbcu,vilis. p, O, " Y, FEB lass,