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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-12
NEW SPRING GOODS
AT THE CHEAP STORE.

j. w. BEEBE Il co.
HAVE just received from the Eastern cities large
l. u and splendid assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which they will sell cheap if not little cheaper than
any other establishment in the place. Their stock con-
siss of every variety and description odry goods Hard
ware, Groceries, Queensware, Glassware &c. also gen
eral assortment of Pittsburgh Manufactured articles
You that want buy cheap goods just call at the cheaI
store opposite the treasurers office. apr IL.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-12

New MoDE OF PLANTING APPLE TREEs.-A
horticulturalst in Bohemia has beautiful plan
taton of the best apple trees, which have nei-
ther sprung from seeds nor grating. His plan
is to take shoots from choicest sorts, insert them
in apotato and plunge them both into the ground,
having but an inch or two of the shoot above the
surface. The potato nourishes the shoot, whilst
itpushes outroots, and the shoot gradually springs
up and becomes a beautiful tree, bearing the
best fruit, without requiring 10 be grafled.-Ca-
madam paper.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-12
wEw ESTABLISHMENT.
NEW WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS STOR E,
No. 1888 Wood street, Pitts

No. I33 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
NE EGOLF is now opening an entire fresh stock
lyE. Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, in the Store
room recently occupied by d. Fizsimmons, Esq, and
one door above H. Childs & Co.'s warehouse.
These goods have been purchased in the east foi
cash. and will be sold at a small advance on eastern
prices, for either cash or approved paper.
Merchants visiting city will find it to their advan
tage to call and examine the stock before making the
purchases. ap 25-amt s.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-12

On PS. cassimeres cassinets and jeans Of every va
III riety just received and for sale low at the cheap
stofe OF Nv. BEEDE - Co. apr 19.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-12

See that your hens are regularly supplied will
lime ashes, gravel pounded bones and meat
Cooked food should never be fed to hens or tc
her domestic fowls when the weather is cold, as
il will freeze in the crop and destroy them.--M
Cultirator.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-12
PLOUGHSl PLOUGHSM
Late Arrivals from England.
logan .NemmceIN.

Hogan Kennedy,
IMPORTERS and wholesale dealers in Harduore,
Cutlery, Saddle,y, &C., No I20 Wood street, Pitts
burgh respectfully announce to their customers and to
Western merchants generally that they recev-
ing a large and splendid assortment of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Sc,
all of which has been purchased for cash by Mr. Ken
nedy on his recent visit the manufacturing towns Of
Birmingham and Sheffield, England, and which wGw
sell very reduced prices, pledging ourselves to meet
any fair Eastern competition Merchants in the habi
of visiting the Atlantic cities particularly invited
to call. Pittsburgh, Feb. % ap4
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-12

I - PIECES Of broad cloths assorted colors and
the cheap store Of ]. w. BEEBE g. Go. apr Is.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-12
A Great Excitement!

l. ECKELsON, TAILOR.
I'D ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and custom
h ers that he has removed his Tailoring Establish
ment to the room formerly occupied by Miss Bowles al
Miliner's shop, and directly opposite Hogg & Tip
toms soe where he is prepared to work on the shor
test notice. in the best style, and on the most reasona
ele terms. apr IS.
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Scblecbte 61tubeu.

{pr. Jobn X SimmeIreid,, in Yrsi6s
taun, srbislt osn Ssobatbtsr 70 lanss, bis roir
es nibt ratblam bisltsn bsnfelben ldnscr ;u
ihifsn, 9a sr msbrrs frisoIibe 2nfcrbsruns
gen sur Sejablun9 feiner Sbulo unbsabtst
lief, erinnsrn mir iba biermit, oas sr uns um
$4 SO in Der Srsice III, mofir mir i'm bfsnt>
lib quittirsn ,pcllsn, 70 balc sr iie be;oblt bat
er. Jebn Rauen3abn oafslbif, srbislt
bic ,3etun9 eini9e SABRE psrIcr itb aber pcr
SurSn, mir pi1en nibt rstbt lpobin, obsr mir
wi0sn nur ;u gut bab sr uns nod, S3 fbulbis
iif, um bic mir mabribsinlib qsprslt fino.
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GrGfmuna bes &fes.

Die msilfen unfsrsr qslsr weroen nobl msrs
Fen, bas Der &f fir bic nabife SBabI nun
f6rmlib ertfnst lift unb bsmnab pirb ss jsbem
partsi'9rudsr sur Yf1ibt feline qefsr mir ben
BcrSussn fsiner @anobatsn, beren lntsrifit,
3un9 er mhnfbt fopcbl als init ben @runbfdt.
sen rsr Yartsi ,uo;u sr sebirt, befannt su mas
bsn. 9Sir miiiTsn uns nun AUDI bsm aQss'
menen @sbraubs fissn uno in bic Nsbsn Ger
Sdmpfenosn treten unb inbem mir oielss uns
tsrnsbmen, srfldren mir uns bersit mannbaft
fir bic @runbides untrsr Yartsi ju itriten,
,psrSsn absr babel ME bic Msgsln bss Nnltans
bts dberibreitsn, spenn mir nibt BON unisrn
Se9nern oa;u 9sjwun9en werben.
Die Nusfbtsn Der semcfratiben @bspars
tel marsn ME fr sinffis rpis jsst. Die Auss
WabIsn Der partsi fir @oupsrn6r unb Yrsli>
bent fno 70 gut pie man ss nur minfbsn
Fam, uno bic unsstbsiIts llntsrliiieuns Der
partsi mire bsicsn unfsblbar su She'll psresn,
msnn ibrs 8crsh9s unb perftnliber @baraftsr
nur bindn9lib bsfannt fnb. Mdnnsr mis
5enry Clay unb Jefepb nIarfle 9sbtrsn
ju Den Ssltenlfsn unb ebsn bisie linb srforber'
Ilb' um bic srcssn Wasrsssln Der 04bisportsi
ausjufibrsn, fir ,psIds ite fbon Dor pier Sabe
rem fdmpfts. 9Sir winsn bsnnob i'm 8oraus,
oas unisrs @s9nsr aass aufbisten wsresn uns
tsrs eanelbatsn Su tatsln unc psrodbtis ;u
MAIDEN, absr biss pirb ibnen psnis nitssn u.
nur oaju Slsnsn iis um 70 iitbsrsr su erwdbIsn.
llnisrs @'s9nsr warsn bsi Der @onpsnticn
nlbt 70 9lldlib ODER ,poatsn es pielmsbr ni6t
isin. es 1T nur notbwenois psm @olfs su fas
gen ner is itno uno was BON ibrsr @rwdbs
lung ju srmartsn if, 70 psrpen Is unfblbar
in Die Wnesrbeit fommsn unb bleiben. qa6t
nur Die Babrbsit bsfannt psrbsn-unb unIsr
QScrt oafir, Dennfplpanisn bef6mmt ndblfes
Sabr einen QBbi9s@oupsrntr.
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@eabina, BEN 10. NtGr, 1914.
GrtpGbler : Settel !:
Genatcri

Senatorial,
Gbefer Butter, ron auwrns.
Uerpnfeno Saines, BON gbsifsr.
Nspreisntatp.
l Soiepb q. @larffonl3 losnrp 9rinfsr,
2 SObn q. @etbsril,l4 Samss YolOd,
8 Sobn 8. Hinffssl Is Sritrib Watts,
A Sobn e. 0ittea, 16 Daniel SO. Smpisr,
5 @leaTrS. .W'9owsa17 SameS Matbsrs,
6 Senjamin 8rif, Is ansreas s. Osl,
7 Sfaae 9S. 8anlssrl9 DAN. oSafbabausb
8 QSilam Soieifer, 20 Sobn 9. @cm,
9 Scbn 6. Soielfsr, 81 anor. QS. Qoomis,
10 Sobn &llin9er, % Somss M. pcper,
ii 2tler. y. 8rcwn % 0Eiliam q. ocSrpins,
IL Sonatb. S.Sloeum,24 Ssnj. joartsbcrn,
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SSer fTnb ibre 1tnterifiiter?

Secer Sur9er pennlDpanlen6, Der in s3rpels
fel 1T wsIber bon ben beibsn @anbibotsn fir
@cuuerntr feline untsritieuns psroisnt, folts
billi9 bic cbi9s SraSe an fib ribtsn Die gnts
fbsiounS piro iebr lsbt fsin. 9af Die @s.
sisrunS psnniplpaniens in fblsbtsn Sodnbsn
1T miro Niemanb leu9nsn, unb bas bisis6 lice
bsl SsbeiIt ,peresn fcate, 1T Der aassmsin aus.
9eiprobsns 9Sunlb, bisfss fam absr nitt an.
osrs bswrft merbsn ais ourb einsn Bsbfsl
Der Seamten-9aS llsbsl muB nit Der Burs
Ssl aus9srottst perben fonit 1T feline Seleruna
5u srpartsn. Der Staot iit burb Yortsr's
Seamtsn bsraubt, 9splinoert uno in Die traus
ri9ite Sage perfsst mcrtsn unb oisfsn Mdns
nsrn psrcanft Der qofefofo Sanbibat feline @rs
nennun9; nibt Der QSlIs bss 8clfs, niebt per
f6nlibes Bsroienff fcnbsrn Der gSiae Der Msms
tsrbaltsr unb Nsmtsriubsr srbob Jpn ~ Der
sbrs Elm @anoioat su fsin. Disfs Mdnnsr psrs
Den aas cbne ausnabms, 6rn. nIut lenbera
untrfissn, unb wie fam man anbsrs srwars
ten als tas ct NIT esb unb Gsele psrbunben
1T jens Qeute, penn ct srtpdblt mirb, mtAsms
tern Su beIobnen unb bic pllnbsrsr nod ldnasr
in &smtsrn Su baltsn, bamit Fe ibrs Ylinbss
runssn unaslf6rt forttsssn fonnsn unb Der
Totbwsneisfeit snt9sbsn esm 8olfs ppn ibrsm
sbun N'benibaft tu ssbsn.
Der Bbisseanbieat lift oasssen Elm Mann
| frifb aus ben 9lsibsn ess Golfes; Elm Mann
ron unbsfbctsnsm Nufs unb elm patrict i'm
Wabrsn Sinns bsS mcrts. @r puroe nibi
turb Elm Seer psrbcrbsnsr 9(smtsrbaltsr BEN
Solfs autssiwunSen, icncsrn bic 0sprsientan'
ten ess SoIfs6 erbobsn Jpn wilIis Su Der @bre
unb auf Die Srass wsIbe ifnb feline Inter,
ifdssr? mag man NIT wabrbsit antmortsn
nibt bic Hsmterbaltsr, fonbsrn bas 9olf, baf
ibn srbob, ,piro @ensral t11arrle untsrltassr
uno srwdblsn. @r 1T nibt burb 9anfbarfs
9sssn psrpcrbsns aemtsrbatsr perbunbsn bislsr
rpisbsr ssfdais Su fsin, ft absr i'm @ssentbeil,
psrbuneen bic pliine.rsr aus ibrer bsbaslibsr
9iube ju vsrfbsubsn, um ben @taat Dor adns
libsm &uin Su itdsrn. 9(Ie bic aeaen elm,
8Ortfts sung bon perter's ssrborbsner @omin
ifration Tno, psrbsn fiber General Wsarfs un,
tsrifusen,wpsesen bic anbsrsaeIinntsn, ,namsnt
lib bic sanse pcrtersS!qus, fir Srn. Rut.
fenber9 9eben rptreen.
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(@ingefanot.)
Sonestaun, &ibanon Co., Tetr. 90.

SchestauH, >lpanpn Co., Sebr. 90.
SIN Stcbr css 5rn. pieel mnroen puret
Soba Sola 6S Stif robe gier unun,
terbrohsn aussstrunfen. Der 8dracn mar
erf 4 Ou3eno. - Dar. Stsin, giq. bate bic
3ehe 5u 5ablen nnb pdrs oas 6aits gi fsin
faules sspsfen, 70 rpdrre CT bic s,pei aulasli.
den Du5smo rittis nceb tersebrt baten. -
Ginfsnosr oieles bat ben gier.9empsren,s
W1ann am %. Diorssns, i'm wirtbsbauIe
gum lhmarsen pfero, bsi 6srrn 5silmann,
wobI uno sefune fem Sitteres nebmen leben,
uno ais bic gisrieblnterei tslprodten wuroe,
fastc ct ieb CLAUDE dnpban pas Gobon porber
elm fauIss babti mar [namlih inter ben e..
fen 9a3sno]. 9is 4ersts in Sonestaun
follen bic Slaebt porber in Spannuns sGebla
fen babsn, in erwartuns Oct 9inse biz pa
totnmen folten - ater profit, man traud.
te ibre 6ilfe niebt. - Der Mann bat Cider
sinsn sutsn W1asen unb batte piedeiebt
nod oen Squeier NIT perIblinssn f6nnen,
rpenn es tsr Bdrssn 70 st,poat batte, obne
gu bsfcmmsn. e.
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waren. Gineane uno raubten obiee Gums
me aus Dem eiiernen &alfen i'm @e,polbe
Der Sanf. 3tpei Saufeno Dollar fir Die
Gntoeduno Der Diebe. Die meiifen Der
Soten rparen sWanie. funfii8 uno Gun:
bert Dollar gtOten Der Maoilon 3rpeie
8onf. Ginc. Nepub.
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@abl.8ertd,t.

2SIr 9sben nabfebsnb einsn tbeilpefsn Be'
rlbt BON benz @ussanss Der @abl pom lestsn
Srsitass. 70 rpsit mir fs ribtis ssbsn f6nnsn.
Sas Neiultat Der 0Babl fir 9Bablrbtsr, Sn.
fpsftcr unb af1s0crs molten mir ndbffs wcs
DE lisfsrn.
Obsrs 3 lr9srmsii fer:
SSm Seb 669 6enrp 6rsD 4sl
affitsnts9lrssrmstifsr:
8. MSnisbt 52l I. @. e6Isr SOL
Stabt: Gatb:
Sobn Yrins 1856 | 0Em. Ysaeof 525
Ssbm 8. Scr 1907 Samuc! Wspers 4es
6.6. .MiblsnbsrslO33 0Bm. Strons $40
Sobn Napp sos 6enrp Sonnaro 541
Sdeob @eiaer SIS Er. Qausr $50
Deter Goodman 59l Sobn 6of 537
s. g. Sieifsr $50 9scrs Sppsr SAL
6enrp Sb6nsr 557
Sbasmslftsr :-@sor9 Seatbsr 991
Stabtfbreibsr:
8. S. GsIir 51l s. 9E. spicn 566
lNarftfbrsiber,
SObn Scpsr SIS Ybilip qus 2O1
Sbarlss 9srrf 34s
&oni bels:
petsr jeob 500 Sobn Sril 2sl
Sonatb. @rstb 413 s. q, Sopb 1927
q. M'Itbad 229 saplpr -
Sriebsnsritb tbter:
8. Msearp 439 2. SibtDorn 1872
Sc. gWsn9el lOs S. 81. Qsperina q
SSm. g. 8ibtborn 33
Oils Sbul. 9irsftorsn wurbsn srmdblt: fir
Die HorS QSaros 9Sm. Sss u. W. .. Seuu
Sur Die SleoifsBaro Sobn Mepsr, Ssnry
aibsnfsIeer, 8reerb Yrins.
Sur Die Shomsf. Waro @barIs6 Se6ler, 9
W&ni9bt, Solepb Sbnsibsr.
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Gr9sn abtb. Sobn Sitter, pom @cnaree,
unb ben joerrsn s. 8. Grams unb q. 8. Sers
man, BON eer Ssfsssebuns, panfsn mir absrs
NAL fur bic uns su9sianbtsn 9ofumsnte.
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@rober Diebtfabl. Die 8anf
in Wabifon, cine 3pei8banf Der Staats
banf BON Snbiana, tpurbe am 26ffen b.
R. um 2737O Dollar beraubt. Die Die
be perfbafften fi6 burb falfbe Sb!liiei,
wdbreno bic Beamten beim Nabtei1en
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lsbsr bic Don Der 0Gbis.@ Onpsntion semad,s
ts @snenuun9 bsrri6t nur cine Wtsinung uns
ter Der 9artsi. Bon Der 9slamare bio gum
Obic bort man nur ppQfommsne Sufrscenbeit
@as WbiS: Sdttsr Babsn ben Ramenp bon Gen.
nI"rfle an Der Spies unb ale 9stsn ibm ibrs
bsrsids untsrffasuns.
Ssi unfsrn @e9nern 1T bic Sabs CANT UNI,
ssfebrt; nab ibrsn Sldttsrn su urtbsisn,fann
ron ni6t6 meniser aIS j6armonis uno @iniss
felt bic Nses fem esnn eni9e ssDsn fir Wlbs
Isnbsr9 unb nibt fir Gan Sursn unb Sobns
fon; ancere fir Ban gursn unb Sobnion AZ
nibt fur Oldblsntsr9, uno misbsr anbsre pcls
len itb. wis ss fbsint um bic @rnsnnuna aar
nibt befimmsrn. IA mag man rpcbl laden,
psnn bic qcfcS bon Ginisfsit fbmasen.
Die bsmofratiibsn GBbiss BON gaorristaun
babsn farjlb einsn Clap Club fcrmrt, untsr
bsiIen Mit9Iisbsrn itb cine NnSabl Der frtbsrn
Sbunfsqeute bsfincst. @insr Der sswelsnsn
S6unfsSelssatsn III gsfrstar bss 3srsins.
SerbecrebeS Vener. benz StdOt:
bsn 0Somslseorf in osisr Gauntp, rbtsts sss
fern Dor abt sa9sn cine psrbssunps Ssusr6:
brunif bebeutsnbsn Sbaosn an. I'm 10 llbr
absnbs sribca Der 0tuf 8susr! unb ss fanb
lib, oas Elm Staa bss prn. s. 6. 8raunepsa
in S(ammen ffanb unb tas Ssusr tbsilts Itd)
balb nOb bier benabbartsn @taaen NIT, bic
gum Gbsi init ibrsm Snbalts, in Sru6t, Ssu,
0isb uno @fsrgsdtbsn bsffsbsne, nisbsrbrann.
ten. Der sanSs Sbaten wirS auf $25OO ans
ssfblaSsn, rpOpcn 6r. s. 8. Sraunemsa al.
lein $1,000 su tra9sn bat Wsan psrmutbst,
Sas e5 oas gSerf zines Sranofiftsrs mar, unc
Der 8sroabt rubt auf einsm 9sutIben, Der
frubsr bort wobnts unb 9sbrobt bate bic 9anss
Stabt nisbersubrsnnsn, uno bsfcnbsrs bas @i.
ssntbum btrjsni9sn bic burb baS Tsusr sslit.
ten baben.
Serbaftun9.--ein SsrI ,9samsns Sua.
lsp, tpurbs bier am Srsitaes BON 1B. 9)abn ars
retirt auf 9erbabt baS Yfro pas sr batts,
ssffoblsn ju bdtsn. 9as Yfro iif fbmar, os
osr bunfslbraun sttua 10 Sabr alt. CIR tats
cine SatteIbd9 bsi ft6, Gam BiIbibs, 8ooos.
boro, Mo. ssvi6nst ,pabrftbsinIib AUDI sss
ffoblsn. Dsrfelbe SerI ffabI per Ginger 3sit
elm pfsrb unb Dassn bon Daniel eifenbtis,
in aswiStaun. Or mus baber cine alts l6ano
in bsm @sfbdfte isin, uno CT muros auf Ser.
lanssn msbrsr Burger Ssrbaftst. aIs Elm bsr@es
rehtiafeit entpiftbter Gerbretter
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Die bsmcfratilbsn gSbiss Don 0crristaun
babsn farjllb einen SIap @lu5 formirt, untsr
bsnsn MitsIisbsrn lb cine Nnjabl Der frtbsrn
S6unfseeuts befncst. @insr bsr sswslsnsn
Sbunfs9slssatsn III gsfrstdr oss 3srsins.
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IR HE COLUMBIAN LADY,S AND GEN
~a Ill MANS MAGAZINE n the l.t al
January 1874, will be uhi.hed, the first nm,
Der OF the COLUMBIAN LADY'S AND GEN.
1LEMAN'S MAGAZINE, edited by youy H..
AAN' anu hlicu wan contributions from the most
eminent and &C complished writer. of the countrv
The motives which have led to the commence.
ment OF this undo taklug may be briefly ,t,te1
1t is beheved by the PROV rietor that there ,s IN
'he ohited rtates an immense provision OF liter
airy AFFINITY for which as vet tia, re is no ,d aouat,
encouragement or field of display that bes;des
'he numbers OF clever and successful writer's
whose productions are weekly, aud monthly. and
annually read with delight by thousands. there
are yet greater numbers constantly arr;vinr ~
maturity ofpower who have ONLY to anna.ss =,
the srage of utilization to receive a nr;rl;,,,
award "i fame, and that the powers of those
whose names are already pronounced with r.s
pect Dy II OF wisest censure are cap.hIa .,
more and still higher euertions than has va,
peen called forth 1t is believed, too. that lie
oehahu lor literary production IN this coun,rv.
esPera'iy IN The p ridical canuel, exec, Dis The
~ very large proportion and that ew
! supphes nave only to be presented ofIhe RIGHT
quality and in the way to ensure hearty u'ni
come and profitable reception No d,,nbt i
entertained Of The American minds ah;Iitv g.,
sustain itself, certainly on its own ground II NO,
abroad, against all the competition Tho, ~
intellect of other lands can bring To the enco,,'
y. ana ini, assurance is felt that among the
mi lions OF American readers Their, can he aaJ
is cordial welcome for all that A me. lean ,sr;'
ers can produce of excellent and ipteras,;no.
FROM these preiscs ii IS undoub;Inplv ;nfa..s,
tlat there is abunaant room for uno,bar ~
zite. Notwithstanding the merit and success ',f
,hose already IN heins that there can fe -.
rack OF abihty 10 Its pages accertabIy With
the reach OF capital and liberal enternr,se. .
mat such periodical will not ia II to be yrae,nd
as welcome nsiter BY thousands upon Inn.
sands who as yet have done little or ,o,h;.
oward the suproft and de,eopemept of AS
can periodical literature. VI 'iner-
Another and strong motive has been tbe caaI
ing nat Few York, the first city of III. Hat,
.io"'l oe me nome OF a periodical owu;n,, u.s.
,,uPeilof ~ neither merit Dor success ms "o
'"'n"'hh magaAne Will be published ON The ST.,
M ., u fry moth Its mechanical arrange
1,, ok chat money can procure. ''p' anu
~, i's contributors will be sought for aroo, .,
'o'es' ana most popular writers ia the cons,, ,ne