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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-30

Is il honestfor a pelscn 10 move off and
not pay for his newspaper, OF any other of
his debts?
The above thought stuck US ,e,y for.
Cblv last week when. We received q polite
roe flem llR post master at Hopodale, n-
forming us that cne j. ID. Paterson who
has been getting the Sentinel FOE the last
two years and half without p&ying for il
at that office, had removed to Cross Creek +,
Washington ceuhty, Pennsylvania. This J.
d. PatterFon ewes us S5, ard if he is as
honest as lie should he, he will send that
smount as SOON as he secs this public an
nodnceEncnt af his departure from this coun-
ty. 5.et him not disgrace Washington ccun.
~ (Lis native county3 by lasirg it said
that one Of Ter citizens cheated the printer
out Of his just dues.
Washington papers please copy fos
he benefit of the craft.
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PHILADELPHIA MAEKEr.

Philadelphia, Jan, 2G.
FIour he'd firmly with no salcs OF mo-
ment, we quote STANFORD good brands al
8,3710D8, so per bbl with limited demand
for home use 1t {, 8,37!@9,75 per bbl for
common and fancy brands, as III qualify.
There is little inquiry Tor wheat and pri.
ces are steady; with small sales good Penn
sylvania at l,98@2 OF per bu with some
lets of white at 2, l0(92 Is.
Rye steady, sales at 1000 bu Pennsylva.
MIA at 1870.
The price of Barley is maintained. with
sales OF 4 600 bu new yellow at 78@79.
C.overseed coming forward freely, with
small sales prime at 8,G5; and 64 pounds
same lot from wagons at 800.
Pork steady; with small sale Western
Mess a. 81, SO, Beacon steady, with sales OF
Shoulders at u per pound, which is an
improvement.
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b ,Pvbno LAM sALks is IowA.-The ks-
olgk Iowa } Times has been shown let
ter received from Gen. Van Antwsip. one
Of the lAhd'oflieers at Fsrt Dodge. in which
il is stated that the press Of business there
has compelled them to close the Office for
thee weeks. to enable lhsm to get np the
books. Ihsix weeks they had sod over
zoo, 600 acres Of land with warrants. aud
received for cash sales over Sl5O.O0o.
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MRS DIVINE'S
Confectionery and Variety Store
OPPOSITE TIE / uBIlC BUILDINGS.
CAD1E QgalO.


NT RS M. DlViS Il respectfully Informs ner frienGa
la1 t,at she has commenced business IN the build.
ing directly opposite the Public Buildings wIesu she
offers for sale large und We'll selected assortment Of
.coNFtCTIoNARIgs, &c, eliong Which lnay be
found thetnllowiRg;
Common and fancy vandiee pi all kinds,
Almonds, tilhefts, reafl aud Pea Nuts,
.Raisins, Figs, lDates, French ssufrants, ts
&usar, Soda, Butter and Watzr Crackers,
Western Reserve and EngiishNheese, (
Ground and Bark Cinnamon. @ hlat1 q
Pepper, Ginger, AspiGe and Starch, "
Eine and Common Cigars, Iobneco and SRalf,
PIlverized White Sugar n - 44a
NJ Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce, r Y
Combs, Porte Monies, and Pen knives, n
/ Visiting Cards and Envelopes, 3aff 8g Ft
Watch Claims Keys aud Gnsfds, ~, i vs-c
"a a fine lot ot GGaiilon Jegelry, Z xf I Ys
AZ TOYS OF all descriptions, ~ g 4nf Is set
ar AS she intends TO saii cheap she hopes hel
riends and the public generally will fasos her~ili
their patronage. Z, Fta tAhf sF@t
or Country Goaieed can be sapplieda' Icr
establishment on the very bestterins.
mar Oily.
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rec woNpFR OF &c keE.

Dr. 'rdbias's Neuef!aH LiniuHnt j. warrtHisd -
cllza Clloisfa 4Coic, ~ sickHess. Chrome khtu
niatism. Vomiting. Cuts lnrus. Odd soTJs. swell
liRgs. TO0ihache, Heudache and pains oi all kinds
or n D pay.
Casa tt.UsraT RuEUv gTisr.-- Cspj..' oEstnck OF
the steamer bniiic iCons LineI Wus card of 50.
by Dr. robias's ceiohrated NeHeiian liniIaeHf.
+ CssE oY CilrJERA Nir Iohn Wright ofile firm OF
J. Virgin g. Co, No. ISL Charities ~ New Orleans
as iuilaeiiaiely cured Of an attack OF Cholera by
1'obiEs's LiniEncnt-
VoN TlSG ANB CoLlc.-Mrs. ossph Nirholl No
rs Essex st New Y0r.,- was cured Of an attack
cnlic and fomiting by az. Tobias's Venetian LinI
imeni
Depot, No ca Cortandt St.. New York SJll BY
al the Druggists. ITico . Nnd 20 c.nis
AeRrs-r II Logan a. c. AMI THOMPSON *
Patterson, Whr.ling; John Btall and h1lHton
Cadiz: iul SctTeibsr, Mooreieid; NJ Jollay, Gew
MarseG T. Phipps & Co, smyrna derNly
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Jan. 60 Flour finn; sales $500 bills
Whert irmer; saes $500 bu. Corn Grmer
sales 10000 b
Western mixed pork firm; sales 500 bbls.
Coffee firm: sales 1900 bags Rio at ~
Sugar quiet; sales 900 hhds at &c. Mp!as
ses active: sales 100 bbls.
Linseed oil firm; sales 5000 gal a! 92l.
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ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.

hIItBhthy jan. y.
Beeves About $50 head offered 800
at VOLTS and $50 at Veeches. most OF
which we've taken by butchers and for the
east, prices ranged for good medium to
prime at 24@3ic, gross; choice at 43c.
Sheep--No clsspge; prices ranged from
21@34c gross. as in quality.
Hog pens are full, but most of them were
for the east; $50 sold to butchers at 5S@6r
gross.
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g sGlss Can't sntinel.
lThaLaw ofNaWspapers.

/. SubscTibers who do not give express notice tn
the contrary. are considered wishing 10 continud
heirsubscTlptt0Hs.
q lfsubscrsbers arder the discontinaance Of their
rfIodicas the publisher may continue to send them
Uftl all arreaFages are paid.
3 lfsubscEibeTs nsglector refuse to take their pc
iOdicns from the Offices te which rhey are directed
ey are held responsible ill they have settled the
bilfand ordered them discontinued.
4. n ElbscFibsrs remove 10 ether places withou'
informing The pnblishers, and the paperssre sent 10
he former direction, they are held responslole.
~ s. The Courts have decided that refusing 20 take
pefiodicas from the office, or removing and leaving
Shem uncaed Tor, is primaIaeia evidence OF inten'
enal fraud.
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sTEuBENYILLE |. MARKET.


Fiour--For good superfne; 100; extra.
7.5O. A97eelEs' /. 7s,a .., n ts..ls .gft.A
< Ehest--l, l,s5@L4 40. Gaa aift
Groceries--Sugar - hhds and bbls 800
Q; N o. Molasses, new crop. 45@46c; Syr.
up 6o@65; Rio Coffee i2A@lScsa Fln
GRAIN Corn 40cs; Oats 70. Y
Bacon-- Hams lo5ShouIder 4: sides o.
Bulk Meat Hlg Round 6h@7gr1t 4 g
Hogs--5 a5@5 so, net, per l0Olbs. Ati.
Bulter--l7@ls Tor fresh roll; solid pack,
ed i4@I5 "A IA 4 56a 68 1taSlAt a
Lard--9l@i0c. l't mar. las@d i.'.s Nh
Rice--7c per pound.
Dried Fruit-Apples sls7 bushek Peaches
1850 "a bushe.
tpses Young Tyson 35@75; Gunpowr
der 46@s6; Imperial bogsla Black Tea
4Q(056. - sslss ;
Eals--lo to sod. s.7S; 30 81. 4,os to
I'd. 4,50.
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To Or. A. w. Guthrle. M. ..

siR:-Ilaying seen proposition FROM you
in a late number OF the Cadiz Sentinel to
meet me at the C4l'z Junction On Satu' day
the 'F9th inst. this is to notify you that
a,n too well acquainted with the laws Of
Ohio TO be cass shtin any such snap by bet
tingin Ohio; but viii meet you with plea
sure in Welisburgh, Nirginis. on next Sat-
ur4ay the 2na day Of February 1856, where
I will be wiling to back up the propositions
that have heretofore made to you. Ho.
ping that you eln meet me at the time and
place above named,
! remain yours respectfully.
MOSES HANDLEY, Jr.
lIeped&le, Q ,sJan. 9s. l856.-ltpd.
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EErWe were pleased to see a good at
tendance at the lecture at the Court House
on last Saturday ever ing delivered by Pro-
lessor o sden cf the McNeely Normal schoo!
His lecture was very interesting, and his
t-educa,ion---wss one tdat he fully
understands. All that attended were well
paid for their trouble We would be pleas
el ii he would favor sur citizens With sew
~eral more lectures OF the same kind.
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Qu.ck Sales and Short Pro1t.!
y. 8. ANYS

TSTOUI.D respectfully n.oril II. ci,i1-ae cf ftad,
~ ia arI Vicinity, that hs da6aiirtnrrs all
kin&a OF Cabinet furplurc, YcnireE tiiris, Mat
incpt Of Cane seat and ocd CLei.s. also splendid
assortment ofGit M5iiirg Which ne Eckrs up plo
locking glass ana ficiure Fr9m,s, all Of which ""
/, igtorMincd to sel at such picc as to make il an
..kcr. for purchasers 10 bay Of him
Particular attention given TO renovating Matrass
and putting up window shades and cartaira !.ri.
ton blinds, repaiHtAd ana r'irfmmed All work
warrnuied. Give him call before purchasing.
Wa!o.TooTn aiarKtt street, opposite McCurmcks
ter. l5ct. IL, 30
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Coon News FOR THE PaoR.--A Cincipna-
ii correspondent of the Boston Traveller,
writes that hogs which, at the commence
iaent OF the season. sold at 81 per cwt haye
declined 70 5,l2. at which pf!ce s 'les hlye
been made Flour is plenty at 7 per barrel.
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To the Creditors of the Estate Of
Peter Pickett deceased.

TIME sub criber has been appointed by the Pro.
l. bate court " Harrison county, Commissioner
on the Estate Of Peter Priekeit. deceased, repre-
sented insolysut. The period OF six months from
the date ofth notice are allowed creditors 10 bring
in aud prove their claims against sait estate. The
subscriber will attend 10 the duties of his said ap
pontmeni At the following places and times namely
AT the residence Of the subscriber In the village
cf Mooreiiet Harrison county Ohio. on the hrst
day of March. and the hflh OF April, and on the
third day Of May nsxtat 10 O'Clock in tho forenoon
of each Of the said days.
Dated January 25, 1856. SANIEL WEST,
j. H. McMATA Atty. Ccmmi 'sioner and :
Adm at. OF sad etate
Jan 40. Nf.
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j. r. SLACK >Cn..
egKcEDo,0cU 81 Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
Sta'ioners, Paper Dealers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers,

,STEpBENVILLE, OHIO,
W EFP always on hand lsrge assortment Of
IN School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books;
PlpiH and Ruled Cap and Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers off sizes; Note Papers En-.
veopes, Steel Pens, an all kinds ofStatonery.
They are prepared to I'LL all orders from Mel :
chants School Committees, Teachers and others at
low prices. = y. = sE@ E& 88
Having Bindery cenHeeted with our establish
ment, we are prepared 70 make alkinds Of Blanks
for Railroads, Insurance Companies, County Officers
Banks, Merchants, sGeA Printed work bound to or.
deras we use the best qusiity of stock, and employ
the best werkmen. 0urwork will compar afavora.
bly, with that Of any other Bindcry in the Stale.
Blanks OF all kinds Pagea to order
The highest market prica paid for Rags and Tan
ner's Scraps. .PA MCDOWELL Il co.
Steubenvillo, March I, 1855
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The Farm is located one half pile from Smith
field, Jerson county, o. tbs road leading Ca
dig, and is well known as he 1hos g. Mc(,rew
Farm. Choice land in good repair, and a desirable
neighborhool. Sale on the premises, to commence
at O'Clock T, M.
TaRas OF SALE.--5Oo dollars in hand on day Of
saie balance o one-third on tho lst of April 1856;
the remainder in two equal annual payments, with
interest from first OF April, 1856.
Also on the same day, 225 head Of fine Neri nc
Sheep, aud 300 bushels Of corn
Jan %, 80 ]. A. Mc}kEW.
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Corn Shelters.
Catharine Shildt's Estate.

M O'TlCEis hereby given, that the subscriber
IN has been aIpointed.ana qualified as Admin
istfator of the Estate OF CATHAElNE SBILpr late of
of Harrison county deceased. Those indebted viii
please call and settle, and those having claims
against sad estate will please present them duly
Authenticated for payment.
JOHN r. MELANY.
BoWerstown Jan. %, l'J6s--3W. Administrator.
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EstDeF 9 EEai,!gi,ss!y5

WE are not receiving one or e largest and l.esi
w selected sfccds Of Wal Papers and Bordrr.
ever betore uiiefs- BuT stock i all new THIS Spring
aud comprises the a1es, aud hest style i CONSISTS
b par n tt papers Oi nav Hadleasiiiul designs,
Patl0r. lining Room AMI ChaHlboT Pspsi s,n every
yurioty- o'-siyle sud quality.
Gilf, SILVER Velvet and eomIn1h DordeTs Of Rcw
STYLES.
Transparent Window Shader, Fig'd Hnd F.am.
with Putnam's Patent Fixtures. Plata Green ami
Blue aud Fig'd Window kitnds aud FI7tbos7d
Screens In great variety al patterns.
With on extensive sssGftmcui 20 select from, and
low prices we expect 10 please those who may awe
US q call MCDOWELL g. CO.
Booksellers, SintiJncrs ami ia pr Dealers. Make
street, s.5abenviiie, Ohio.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Cincinnati Jan &c.
Flour is frmer and the tendency is still
upwarD; 6 so asked for good brands. Pro.
visions dull. Hogs dul! at STE. Groceries
continue firm but the stock on hand is Night
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- Gs,r rnere will BE- ano her Lscture on the
subject Of E..uc,tion. deliYsred in :he
Court House on next Saturday evening"
February si. at early candle light. Let
there be general attend dInce.
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sfg- che sleishiag still continues excel
sal; and all that can afford il are taking sd.
vantage Gift.
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Agricultural Meeting.

- A meeting Of the officers of the Harrison
county Agricultural Society will be hello a
the Probate Judges cfice in CadiE, On Sat
urday, February 9. 1855. at 10 o'clock, A
NJ. Ii is expected that the committees np-
pointed at the last meeting will be ready K
report al that time. Let lLtie lie gerel
al attendance as business Of importance
will be transacted.
BY order Of tie President.
G. n. ALLEN, Sec.
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Te1nperance.

Our 0arrollton neghbors had quite an
ansayrscsion in their midst few days since
1t appears that those who sell whiskey at
three cents drink would not desist from
the traffic. after they had been Warned
This raised the ire of tie ladies of that vii
lage, [who feel the sad effects Of whisky
drinking as much as aAy place that we are
acquainted with, who turned out and COM
menced ageneral knocking in Of whiskey
barrels, decanters. &c, much to the as.
constituent and bewilderment of the owners
thereof. Report says that the ladies did
noaRease their work until they had taken
the town. The neKt morning there was a
general thirsIiness in that village but moth.
could be had wherewith to quench it. Poov
fellows.
In New Lisbon it is said that It ia a gen.
eral winter spree to DO what the Carrltoa
ladies have done.
In Cadiz during the past week cons.dcra-
Abie excitement his existed about selling
whiskey. Two or three Of those who haye
beea seefling the ''cratur" have given
bonds that they will sell no more. It is to
be hoped that they will stick to their promi.
ses:
COUNSEL. But few Of the reading public
are aware how continually an Editor is
called upsn 10 advise luis patrons on every
subject, from pOlitics to sbe breed Of cattle.
Through the whole range of our dutleS
none has perpiszed us more than to tell our
readers what q take for cnfe when they
are sick.sa Hitherto this has been severe
trial to our skin, but II Will not be hereafter
We have been taking. and have seen evil
dence fron others that ilaye taken Doct.
Ayers Cherry Peetoraf and Cathsrtic Pills.
They need butt slight trial % convince the
most sceptical how far they are superior to
the other medlcines We have had in use
They have one single property Of great i'm
portance tothe sick aud that is THEY cURE
Boston Herald. lN'3 "
or M Faulkner of Virginia. Is spoken
Of as the probable sa,cesser Of JelFerson Da
Wis 10 g Csbinet, by Mt Davis being
elected Us. Senator BY the State Of Ms
sissippi.
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Administrators Sale.

F0Y virtne OF an order Of sale, made by the Pro-
ap bate Court of Harrison county Ohio. the nn-
darsgned will sell, on SatWdsy,he 10Th day Of Feb
urary, :. y. 1886; between tbs hours of ~ O'Clock
A. n. and 4 o'clock p Nj. oi said day, upon the
premisesin NotinGh4m township in the county
ana State aforesaid the following real estate
to vii; Being part OF the south west quar-
ter ct section number ten tlh,l township NUM-
her eleven ~ and rau&e n nhrr six co. eontain'
ing one hundred and thirty tt3o) perchcs, more
or less. Said real estate appraised at $3.50 Terms
Of sale made according to law. Dated January Is,
1856 WILLIAM G.. PARRY.
Administrator of Arthur Pugh, Geceascd.
J. II. McAlArH, AGl'y.
Jan IL, 1856 4W,
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Notice.

THE subscriber having purchased Iiln entire IN
terest OF francis Morey in the tapnery OF George 4
Moroy Is authorized 10 settle all the claims OF the
late firm. The business wiiherealter be continued
blythe undersigned have now, and willkeep con,
stantly on hand large and extensive assortment Of
all kinds OF leather to which invite the attention OF
he public
The highest market price will be paid in cash for
HIDES and SKINS Samuel GEORGE.
Z. $. Those having land to clear would do well 10
their BARK, as it will pay thesxponse etcear
ing. s. u.
Codiz, 0. March %, 1854.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

New York. Jan. "a. I
Beeves.- The price to day per pound will
average over l'c. First quality III to l2c
Extra good i94@l3. Medium lo4@ilc,
poorest 9@loc. But lew wfales over llac
or nnd r lOc.
Ordinary Cows 25@3o; good fair Cows,
35@40; extra qualify with calf, 45@50 90,
Sheep and Lambs- Common Sheep g.,
SOC 8;exna Sheep lo@ l2; Lambs 500.
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B lsUGII 8 MeCUTCtlEON

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
A ND dealers IN all kinds of Paints. ,hs, Brush
~ rs. fine RmaI, Icrfunery and fancy articles
OF all kinds Steubenville. Ohio.
a large stock just received, which we are Sc Hing
cheap.
Great care viii be taken in packing goods to be
sent by the railroad;
Steubenyille, Sep 5, 'j5.ly.
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ovesD ShOG Store!
THOMhS'S CORNER,

TkMES HOWARD ms now on hant the larges,
y best and cheapest stock of Boots and Shines e7ai
offered for sale in Cadiz. As he intends to ahIr
among ''this people and become zone OF them" he
hopes form their acquaintance on the shortest no
tce. He is confident that his WORK once introduced
wlllev afterwards recommend itself He cspeci.
ally invites attention his stock OF ladies' wear rs
he intends to keep constantly large supply OF iilu
finest and best work, both OF has own and eastern
manufacture. JAMES HOWARD.
Cadiz April H. lS55-3m
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Notice to I eachers.

T ME Board Of Examiners Of Harrison county,
will hold meeting in CadiE, on Saturday,
February 81 1856 for the examination Of teachers;
under the "act toprovihe for the reorganizaio" So.
peryision aud maintaiaanee Of common schoolsrl
passed March a 1853
BY order of the Board,
J1n, IA, 1850 J. b. CUMMINGS, Clerk
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TIE NATIONAL HnusE.

FyNllE undersigned would respe ctfully Asr,4s
IL ammo unce to his old friends and GUS NssSsSA
toners and the travelling public III gem tsssHsss>
er1l, that he has again taken possession psks sSsI
o. his ON 1asorp Stand in Gadiz tthe a'sasesSss
National Hcuse1 one squate west Of. tbs Public
Buildings, where lie intends 10 aceommodnte all who
may peuse to favor hlra witia cal i4 the best naa
ncr that he can. No pains wlba spared TO mike
his guests comfortable Thankful for past faycrs
while engaged intho basiness hehnpss to merit and
again reeeiya liberal sareof public pArcnags, gs
he ihtands to devote his wh9be time aud q
lhst totlect. TIlOS G. VINCENT,
a April 2s, l855-ly. t5sner and fTopfiator
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Wiliia saa EG en yon.

STE A Nj EN- NGIN ES,
Hand and Slide Turning Lathes,
FLAMING, DRILMNG AND ScREwING MACHINES,
SnAF1ING AND Mill GEARING,
A ND every variety Of Machinists' FOOLS
IN Screws Cut with Square and V Thread, for
Rolling Mills and all other purposes. WaterSt,
EUBEiNE lLLE, o
01rOrders solicited and promptly attended to.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
From the various recommendations OF machinery
built in this establishment the following extract
from letter to tie proprietor, from MI. George
Sloan. of Hanover, Colnmbana county, is selected.
MIR. Soan is en- old and enerpri2ing citizen Of that
county we'll known in this section If Ohio adjacent
parts OF Pennsylvania and Virginia His letter is
dated April %, 1854.
tMR WILLIAM KENYON:
"Dtnrssir-I am pleased to
say your Engine does well, and gives great satis-
faction.
SIN running our old Engine, or rather coal bur
ner we uted in 1850 to 1852 abont one aishel and
half of coal in manufacturing bnirel OF -four; md
with two poirs Of four leet burrs in good orer could
only pack nnnyerage OF barrels peTAcur on both;
making from thirty five 10 forty per twelve Ionrs
with sixty bushels OF coal In 1852 we used about
two bushels of coal per barrel oil -four &
Sin running the new Engine, We use about ilIir-
ty bushels OF coal in twelve hours, packing in same
time sixty barrels OF -four, We consider we are
saving abouttWo thirds oil fuel Formerly Rsed--tah.
ingiHlo consideration The Increased amount oftotr
we pnek, E.sA a ys afs s st ttg*
..We have only applied ilfee run Of burs on yoar
Engine - yet but believed it would run jour II
aaes nssl runs the three without any appearance Of
ia IL, while the old ora labored hard toperlorm
~ s4k K above stated. %
HI concIusion, tha only ladltws have with your
EnEihets it grinds the wheat iaser tan tho gupply
Bit ii saves fuel, and as to wheat there is god
lime comir q. Very respectfully,
GEO. Sic. AM
Z The following is from Mr.. Slouns millsr--
III have assisted Mr.. SIoan III making the shove
statement, and fully epoorse il.
Isep IL, 1865 "E. CYRUS. Mier"
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
Baltimore Jan. 25.
Thirteen hundred Cattle were offered at
Market to day. Of which $50 were driven
Eastward; 20n were lett over, and remain
der sold at 6@8,75, the net price being &c,
Hogs in demand. sales at 7,50@7,75 per
cwt.
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Valuable Farm at Pubic sale.
Vnmrsl:,y. 1.Mls:ary aa. EaSG.

TIME undersigned will off,r lis Farm, cont,in-
L. ingone hUndred and sixty tour acres, a; pub
lie a ctIOn. on
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
Baltimore Jan. e6.
Wheat exhibits slight improvement,
sales of white att ,s5@2 ,0S;red i,75@I 80
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GTMf. Faulkneroi Virginia. IS spoken
Of as The probable sa,cesser Of jefferson Da
Wis 10 G G Csbinet, by Mt Davis being
elected U.s. Senator BY the State Of MIS-
sissipPi.