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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-09-20

"A Recipe % get o5iee under .ur. tBslkes-
Believe Bob the man that annexed Texas; AID
that he is the most wonderful little eenius.o Of
these times. Believe that il ish piece Of Pc
uiOtism worthy Of Washington or Jefferson FOR
a man 70 pocket the eommissiOs Of senssor
and Q private letter because fsvorite Of his
own was not the sPpcinies; bellows in Dr..
Gwin. and thar Specializing ID chscssw and
chiekssaw claims. and urging through bills Of
enormifies to secure personal Interest are the
chief things % q q % n for ssastor q the
Unitsd stsses Throw in exfrus and triamings
TO ssi,--sueh as plenty of .bsss ofshs Sentinel
and other PsPsu thai sPeak a sh<y sbosle Of
such ruseslity, and Of the new union Of bank
snd stats Mr. wslksrhs periseied- Ussshs-s
materials beautifully, and rhslrssuis wiIl BE-
On eE><- Al less', mis- 10 wbss has been The
result vih sshsn.-pS~>~g Sssk-<i
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-09-20

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Story wni'n !" =" ~ tiS'o ~.
man oeecad sesyans % auu'0'vu Z ~
a,hsesaldsell the truth on no subject BY
way'of amusement, he one day eaiiea inc ser
want, saying, Snow, IL you1lIeii me Tue grea'-
est lie you ever uttered yo e ao1e
cakes" "Master,'' sad the setVaii', ~ i'use'
tolda lie IN all my hie."tss lake 'pc lcaAfs'
saidthe MASTER Ai'er feauirg inc 'oiiosf'is
extract OF ietter rom AleAannsi VI u' u'''
addTessed to the talented editor OF inc D'anaon
Dissen'iaafof, We think that mol even ms oee'
friends WIN dispute MeNu'Ps pefiec' anu en-
tire right TO ne cakes:
~ ~ JAclNro, MISS, Aug.sSa'' ioAo,
"Dear sir;--l have not been SICK one hou'
since lett home. nave met ailmy "Ppoin'-
ments with ease. ! have MADE twensy 'nfee
speeches; immense crowds OF the hara-ls'ep
yeomanry assembled daily TO near me. nhu
no opposition TO me among the genuine Ds"oe-
racy; few aspiring Office, humoug sma'i-lfy
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-09-20

ibis character andintegrity, that tee1pQuno
to believe him when he says, 'nor is there any
man friend or foe 10 whom, under siiallsF.eif-
cumstances would have delivered ihb com
mission" itloNt :
ave place at the head Of our listspf can dld'
ates the name Of Col. Thomas Coopwood, Tor
Governor. we know he will permithis name
10 be run by his friends for that d. stinguished
station. if convinced through the Wing press,
that the sovereign people desire his service'-T
He seeks not Office, but prefers retirement ye'
we know that he rscognizes.the right 0f''ne
party to which he belongs, TO call upon any
individual they may choose 10 the discharee
of the duties o any office.within their GIT
He is in favor Of general retrenchlnent ana
reform in the public expenditures, 5, ! 4.
He is in favor Of genepl system oi isee
Schools in our State, by whffhsthe ORPHAN ~ :
INDECENT may learnto read ana write,
He is opposed tothe systemof bringing con-
yict labor into competition with artizans ana
1,..,ssbapics Of our own. State.ss i
enable the people to become acquainted with
their members. go
He is opposed to the prncipleof Caucuses
and Conventions, and thinks they are subver.
sive Of the just rights OF the people. =
He holds sacred the Just obligation Of con-
tracts, and we are very sure that he only has
10 be known, TO be suppctted, aberdeen Bee
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-09-20

ID A MSEY M. COX, as candidate for re
Ilolection to this office, atthe ensuing Now
election - ~ -
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-09-20
MISSISSIPPI CREOLE,
! CANTON, MISS. !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS go, is4s.
WIG STATE TICKET.

WHIG- STATE TICKET.
Aup roR or PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
JOHN IT. WILLIAMS, Of Chickassw.
49, ROE sscRsrAkror STATE,
JOHN L. TORY, of Claiborne.
ri STATE TREAsrafR,
ASEfH r. GRAY,sof Jasper.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
, 49, DANIGK NAYEs, Of Iiinds
81 roR'coSeRsss,
~ a. sfARKE, Of Lownde.,
- ~ TRICK w 10MPKINs, Of Wauon,
WALkER BRO SE, Of Holmes,
!. !. ~ Z = plHciA4A N. II dams,
s s ~ ,os srATr srrz4os,
WA. R. MILES, Of Ya'ae.
: ros REPRESENTATIVES
SAMUEL FCRr, r. D. EWING.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-09-20

Cd. R-Usss sssllsssssiss ssns'ss's fsr
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-09-20

nAvID DEAN as candidate,lor' "A SCISSOR
IL OF Madison County Attic ensuing Nov.
election.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-09-20

VOIlN WHITE Is acaudidate for the Office
u of Assessor of Madisops County, at the
ensuing Nov. election.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-09-20

ID M. LATIN ER dssp candi date, for Treas
IGnrer Of Madison 6ounty, at the Ensuing
November election. -
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-09-20

LS RI. A ND GRSDN is candidate Tor the
IL Office OF a SCISSOR of Madison County, at
the ensuing November election.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-09-20

I QBERT p. BRISrOE, is a cadiudote for
IN Assessoroi Madison county, at the en-
suing November election.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-03
CADIz PRICES CURRENT.
WHEELING, August %.

WHEELING, August %.
Bacon, scarce; we have heard of 10 sales of
heavy lots recently; shoulders would command
6 cts; sides 81, and hams 81 cents.
Batter.-No important sale of keg. Fresh in
market, scarce at l2a cents.
Cotton Yara.-Wheelng S to 10, Is cents.
Pittsburgh Is,
Cofee.-Rio, stock and demand fair, 7 8.
One sale of SO bags TO Ohio at cents.
Flour, So 1926; the best brands family flour
will command $3.50 in small lots for home con-
sumption.
Feathers, in demand at 81 cents.
Fsh-No. 3 mackerel $3.50 $50. No
other numbers in market.
F1arseed, S74 cents per bushel; linseed oil
rs cents per gallon.
Grain.-Wheat, 55 60 cents; oats, 90 %;
corn 80 cents,
Iron and Nails.--Supply full; Juniata iron, a
cents; nails, 4a for l0d. Common iron cents;
nails, 4 for l0d.
MoIasses--S very light, and the price
fully sustained of SO a 40 cents.
Pepper, ground, IA cents by the box.
R;cc, 81 to 81 by the barrel.
Sugar.--Sale of 40 hhds on Saturday, at 81
barrels. Ga az. The stock on hands good.
RaisinS, 50 box.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-03
PROBATE, ADMINISTRATION, AND
GUARDIAN NOTICE.
THE SEATE OF OHIO, }
HARRISON COUNTY. S,S.(
CLERK'g OFFICE. AUGUST 3Oth, A. D. 1915.

CLERKS OFFICE, August SUN, A. II. lS4).
NTOTICE is hereby given that the accounts and
Y vouchers on the following estates for settlement
and allowance were presented at and previous to the
last term of the Court of Common Pleas of said county,
and suspended under the statute in such case made
and provided, to witt
William Lemaster, Executor of the last Will and
Testament of Isaac Lemaster, deceased.
Mary Gutshal and Joseph Gutshall, Executors of
the last Will and Testament of Jonas Gushal decd.
Jannet Groves aud Thomas c. Groves, as Admins
traitors of the estate of Francis Groves, deceased
Edward Clifford and Sarah Moore, as Administra-
tors of the estate of David Moore, deceased
Thomas Lee, Guardian for Joshua Meek, now of age.
Thomas Lee, Guardian for Mary Ann Meek, MI
nor.
Isaac Alexander, Guardian for Cephas M. Hurless,
Samuel Huress, and George Hurless, heirs at law oil
John Hurless, deceased.
John Paulson, Guardian for Mary Paulson, Sophia
Paulson, and Martha Jane Paulson.
George Atkinson, Administrator with the Will an
nexed Of Joseph Grimes, deceased, showing the insol
vency of said estate.
David Cunningham, Administrator of the estate OF
Michael Moore, deceased, showing the insolvency o.
said estate.
Said accounts and vouchers file at the Clerks
office, Cadz, in said county of Harrison and State
aforesaid subject to the examination of all persons in
terested which will be allowed and approved the
next term of said Court. unless exceptions thereto be
made and filed. THOMAS G. VINCENT,
s3-3t Clerk of said Court.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-03
Too Soon Altogether.

Ono Of our democratic exchanges hasR long
editorial article in relation to the next Presden-
cy, and takes strong grounds in favor of General
CAss We will yield to no man in admiration
of the many private and public virtues of Gen.
CAss. We believe he is honest, and capable of
discharging the duties of any office-a democrat
without spot or blemish-a soldier, whose pa
triotism shines bright as the sun at noonday-aI
statesman of no ordinary intellect and sagacity.
But while we thus express ourselves in relation
to General Cass, we do hope none of his warm
and enthusiastic friends will press his claims at
this early period--it is too soon altogetter!-
Eighteen months or two years from this time will
be soon enough in all conscience TO commence
canvassing the merits and claims of the different
aspirants for the Presidency in lS4S. An eter
nal political commotion is the worst evil that can
befal our country-it units men for business and
for society-it changes order and beauty and
harmony into contention and chaos. The body
polite as we'll as the natural body requires re-
pose. Besides no good can possibly result from
premature Presidential contest. The expert
ence of the past has fully shewn that it is not the
man who is brought early before the people,wh
is always the most successful. We firmly be
lieve that TO press the nomination of an individ
ual at this time would only secure his defeat il
f the National Convention We were the earl,
and steadfast friend of Mr.. Van Buren, and w
now give it as our opinion that to his own friend
mainly may be attributable his defeat at BALI
{ more. Their early solicitude for his nomina
ton, which increased with time, only wldene
breach in the brotherhood of democracy, and il
q duced the friends of other candidates to use col
responding efforts in behalf Of their favortes.-
n Hence, when the Convention assembled at Ba
timore in March, 1874, it was found necessar,
in order to harmonize and unite the party, 10 Ia
a aside all the old candidates and take up ne
g man, who was elected tri umphantly. Ihes
things considered, we hope our democrat
brethren, and particularly the conductors OF Il
d democratic press, will agree to lei the Presde
r tial question slumberunt the proper time arrive
for its agitation and discussion,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-03
o.Tp IN TOWN LOTS

MTOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned win
offer for sale on Saturday, the 9th Of September
next on the premises, the following described real es-
tate. to wit Lots No 80, 81 and %, numbered on
the plot Of said town. situate in the town OF smyrna,
Harrison county, Ohio. On Of the above lots there
is dwelling house and stable, plenty of exceentfruit
and well Of good water.
Also-0ne back lot adjoining the above lots on the
wes bounded follows to wits Beginning at the noIa
east corner Of the burying ground running north lo5
rods to Jaiss corner, thence 10 rods to the sectional
hne thence south 6l rods to the northwest corner OF
the said burying grouRd thence east 10 rods to the
place of beginning, containing and i've rods,
be the same more less The above real estate that
which John Ratclif. late of Londonderry township,
Guernsey county, Ohio, ded seized and possessed o.
Sale to Commence at 10 o'clock A. M. credit viii
be given for part of purchase money Terms made
known on the day of sale. AMOS hlBB>,
Administrator, withhe viii aneyed, Of John Ratclf,
deceased. aSV-4t
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-03
PIJBIJC SALE.

TNHERE will be offered at public Eendue' on Satur-
day, the 4th day Of October, 1915, the following
real esae to wit: The southeast quarter Of section
twenty-our township eleven, lying one mile west OF
Freeport, on the road leading from Freepon to VIM
chester and being the same lately owned by John l.
Grubb, deceased. There is about one hundred acres
of cleared anl, under good fence; conVenien! ocA
house. finished in good order; frame barn and other
out houses; first rate orchard Of apples and peaohe
of the best quality of fruit. This place is very wen
watered. 1t is well adapted grain stock, ,aud ham
dy to the Ohio canal, and within Of mile OF good
mills on Saltwater three miles north Of the Macadam-
sed road leading from Steubenvie to Cambridge.
ALSo-Finy acres which corners rs with ! the above We
range aforesaid on which there is about 25 acres OF
first bottom. There is about25 acres cleared and
under fence The above tracts will be sold seperae or
together to suit purchasers The undersigned viii take
pleasure in showing the above tracts of land to any per
wishing to purchase any time previous to the day
of sale We invite the public generally, there is un
doubtedly bargain to be had
The Widows dover will be sold in the above tracts
appraised at thiry-hree hundred dollars, including
said DOVER JOHN GRUBB,
Administrator of John L. Grubb, deceased.
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-03
Regularly Nominated Democratic Delegate
Ticket for Harrison County.
a Word TO the Democrats.

Some of you may think that the present con-
sest is one of not much interest, as there are no
.yery important Offices to fill at Tie ensuing cleo
vtion. True, most of the offices are not of much
importance inthemselves, but by our success or
defeat this fall will be determined the degree Of
ministration. Our opinion of the noble stand
taken by our sterling President on the Oregon
and Texas Questions, and the final disposal OF
the Tariff, Distribution and Sub-Treasury
schemes, are all involved in the contest this fall
BY the election of the democratic candidates we
will manifest the high degree of disapprobatior
with which we view the acts Of the wings who
misruled last winter at Columbus. The party
who enacted those Siamese twins of iniquity-
the Bank and Tax laws--will make our state the
last rallying ground for the dispersed fugtive'
of the allied armies of federalism. Coonery ha:
been most numerically handled in all the state
in which elections have lately been held, ant
here in Ohio it is collecting all its energies fo
the last grand rally. Rouse, then, democrats
and emulate the noble example set you by Indi
ana, North Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, ant
Florida, and we will efiectually tree the coon c
ven here in its native State, its prime startin
point We can if we will "There is no sue
word as fail" Let not one doubt or fear eros
your minds, but push on as if marching to n ce
tain victory
''For they can conquer who believe they can."
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-03
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES
GAnTN EaQTNDRX.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
Il the public generally, that having purchased the
Cadiz Foundry, he has enlarged the esta ishment, and
procured and splendid stock of patterns, from
which he can make Castings Of every description. He
is prepared to cast on the shortest notice, PLOUGH
CASTINGS of every pattern now in USE The patent
lever Plough, which is considered by those who have
used it superior to all others, is always kept
hand, and viii be sold at Wheeling prices FOR CASH.
Farmers would do well call and examine this plough
before purchasing elsewhere. All kinds Of HOLLOW
WARE,CANON STOVES, CRATES of all sizes, &c,
&c, always on hand.
.ROBINSON'S PATENT COOKING STOVE
This article is destined to take the place of all Other
stoves for culinary purposes. 1t surpasses all former
Improvements for compactness, economy and conVeni-
ence The oven occupies the full length Of the stove
The fire chamber is constructed upon the top Of the
oven as to bring the heat into immediate contact
with the boilers ami by OF descending aues, the
heated ir is made to pass around the oven giving it
perfectly even heat, by which bread, without beine
turned, will bake the bottom and top, and on al
sides alike, perfectly can be done in any brick
oven, rendering this stove preferable to any before
offered to the public.
COAL COOKING STOVE.
He also manufactures very neat and convenien
coal cooking stove, which is highly extolled by al
those who'll have used it, The subscriber if 1t were No
cessary, could publish recommendations of scores G
persons who are now using both ofthe above stoves
Please call at the Cadiz Foundry, at the west end
town. ELLZY SCOTT
N. B. Old metal received in exchange for Castings
at Wheeling prices. L. s.
aug COY
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-03

01-All special legislation is anti-democratic.
To pass law giving to A, B and G, powers and
privileges which are denied TO d, e and F, is
making distinction which IS wrong in principle
and dangerous in its tendency. The federal par
ty advocate special legislation, and when in pow,
er they labor with as much zeal 10 create and
build up privileged classes, unknown to our con-
stitution and laws, as if they lived in mon
archical government. The whole object of fed
eral legislation, is to convert this government
slowly and imperceptibly, into a splendid mon
archy, similar to Great Britain. Can any pa
triot assist In placing the federal party in power
We think not.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-03
Good.

The Union holds the following satisfactory Ian
guage: "Every issue made at the Baltimore con-
vention, will be carried out fearlessly--and car
ricd out, too, as firmly and gloriously as the ma
tional issue which has been SO happily consum-
mated-he re annexation of Texas. There
need be no fears entertained in ST. Louis OIL
elsewhere, (as we think there are money Of the
future course of the administration. We think
tho success OF the Texas measure should be a
guarantee of the determination of the Presiden
and his Cabinet to be essentially democratic -
The Independent Treasury, a reduction of the
tariff, and the occupation Of Oregon, will all fol-
low the remuneration of Texas; and then we fea
no opposition from any bu the opponents eff dc
mocracy."
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-03

The sterling Democracy of Harrison county
have nominated WILLIAM MILIGAN, Esq, as
their candidate for Representative at the ensu-
ing election. This is most excellent and pop
ular selection, and one which we feel confident
the People will trumphantly sustain. We have
long known Mr.. Milligau, and know him to be a
warm hearted friend, an honest, upright and lib
eral citizen, and sound, faithful and jealous
Democrat We look with great confidence for
the complete redemption of Harrison county at
the approaching election. Let the gallant De-
mocracy of that county make such another ef-
fort as we have seen them make, and a most
glorious victory will be their reward. Let their
motto be "Nlgan and Victory"
Their whole Ticket is good, and nothing could
give US greater pleasure than its success.
1t is scarcely necessary for US to say that the
above is from the Holmes County Farmer. Il
smacks of Dimmock all over We like that mot
to--"MILLIGAN AND VICToRY" The Demo
Gratis Of this county always calculate upon sue
cess when Millgan is on the ticket, and they
don't intend 10 be disappointed this fall
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-03
Democratic Sentiments,

Mr., Hazewell, of the Ohio Statesman is fight
ing manfully for sound banks, and in opposition
to the rotten system of the wings. Hear him:
"Any currency system which does not provide,
first Of all, and ABOVE ALL OTHER THINGS, for
the safety of the people, is ant-democratic and
immoral, and should never for moment be tol-
Grated in any community. Such has been oul
opinion, and we have no idea of changing it, for
the simple reason that it is correct.n
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-03
CINCINNATI, August %

Flour $3 a 8 10, wheat So c, corn 33 35,
oats a 26, hay II a $l5 per ton, potatoes 65
cents, clover seed $3 so, timothy ST. 95 2 25,
whiskey lS3, bacon hams s, shoulders 5, sides 6,
lard II, common wool 90 %, and blood
20 25, Z do. 26 81, full blood 80 C. Groce-
ries-Rice 44 a ii, N. o. sugar 6 a Ga C, Rio
coffee q II, N. o. molasses 80 a 80, Kentucky
tobacco 7c, No. Kanawha salt 25 C per bushel
keg butter C, fresh in rolls Is lS3, cheese
4 a > C, feathers Is 81 C, white fish so, shad
IL, mackerel No. 3 so $40.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

DY Virtue of an order of the court of common pleas
} of Harrison county, Ohio, the undersigned will
offer for sale pnblic vendue, the following described
tract of land to wit: The northwest quarter of
ton Twenty-Five township twelve and range six in the
Seubenville land district, containing hundred and
fty-seven acres, subject to the widows dowry.
ALSO--The east half of the northeast quarter OF
section two Township eleven, range six, in the said
district, containing eighty acres, more or less.
Sale at the Courthouse door, on Saturday, the 4th
of October at II o'clock.
WILLIAM MILIIGAN,
Administrator of the estate of Nim7od Wagers.
Cadiz August 2f, '45 a27-5t
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-03

e..TFederal legislation has always for its OBJ
ject the benefit and enrichment of the idle few
in preference TO the industrious millions The
laws passed last winter at Columbus are incon-
testlble evidence of the truth of this remark
Let any person, be he democrat or whig, calmly
and dispassionately review the "acts of gene
raj nature passed by the 43d General Assembly
of Ohio" and If he will agree to assist in placing
the federal party again in power, we cannot think
that he is either good citizen or genuine
American. The mass of the whig party arc ho
nest and well-meaning men, but they are lee
estray and deceived by the unprincipled and
reckless demagogues who set themselves up as
leaders of the party. If wholesome and equa
laws are TO be passed, the democrats must be en-
trusted with hpower.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-03

ESTATE OF JOSEPH MILLER, DECD.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested,
~ that the subscriber has been appointed and duly
qualified MS administrator of the estate of Joseph Mil
er late of the county of Harrison, deceased All per-
sons therefore knowing themselves to be indebted said
decedent are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against said estate will pre-
sent them legally proven, year from this date
ANDREW LYNCH,
Administrator of the estate of Joseph Miller, decd.
August 20, 1915. a27-4t
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-03
VALUABLE FARM For SALE.

ME subscriber will sell the Farm that he resides
Il on, situate % miss south of New Jefferson, and
81 northeast of Cadiz Harrison county, Ohio, contain
ing 233a ACHE ES; adjoining lands of Samuel Gal
brain William Upton Robert Birney and others, on
which is erected comfortable dwelling house and log
barn; there is good apple orchard, number ofnever
falling springs Of water, stone coal in abundance, and
tivaon. For further particulars inquire ofhe subscri-
Der on the premises. JAMES LEE.
September 3D., 1S45-4t
N. b. Ifnot sold before the 9th day of October next
twill be offered public sale on that day on the pre-
misses. j. l..
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-03

01rThe St. Clairsville Gazette is reviewing
the electioneering address recently put forth by
BENJAMIN s. CowEN, Esq 1t is taking of the
lions hide in beautiful STYLE Cowen is anxious
to 20 back to Columbus to assist the federalsts
in the passage of another batch of plumber laws.
He can't come II,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-03
PITTsBURGu. AUGUST 81,

Flour So 8 25, bacon hog round II per
Ib, hams a 8, fitch II, sides g., prime
wool SO, full blood 80, do. 80, 4 do. 2S, do.
26, 4 do. 24c, cheese 5 a 81, lard T ~; Fish,
No. shad SO rs a9, No. 3 mackeroI s rs, her.
ring 81 81! 5, feathers 26 80, salt | a 10,
molasses 35 36, sugar 81 a 7, prime Rio cof
fee 8, fair II s., leaf tobacco 81 c, prime twist
81 6, cavendish 20 81. timothy seed rs,
clover S4, haxseed 50 cents.