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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-12

GROCERIES, &c.. received by late arrivals ,., M from Boston '
 OIL-20 bbls Winter bearhed pure Sperm
 casks Spring hleached pure Sperm. and unblearhed, 10 bbls bleached Whale .,g W
 CANDLEs--20O boxes Ist quality pure Sperm assorted sizes if .-. ii.5-, ,,'',..- pfh-
 SoAP-200 boxes No. Boston Brown z .e- l5O hf do do do do "a ,s 2
 BEAHs-l5 bbls small white Norti,ern e Ed. CRANBERKIEs-6 bbls, 30 bafaud 50 quarter Curtis brand ,. r. tI' IF Vsia. I COFFEE-112 sacks Rio -s+L. L.I0S tte 4AsJ4l
 50 do Old Government Java .l l,.G
 PoTAroEs--200 bbls Chenango, in fine order <
 ONioks-I50 I,bls Silver Skins, in Flour bbl idl and in first rate shipping order F55,-,ff East Boston, white H' ''' fs'o '@ i9.'e ftfs
 sHEETlses-l2 l2 bales heavy Portland, ? ss. 100 yards to the ponnd ...,sts is nEKims 10 bales Indigo colored - isne
 kLRsEYs-5 cases for sale low te close con V : signment arI.-sll V s-nuaA "a. s,4 5tisi { MArrREssEs-25 double. cured Hair; to close ' janlS JAS. A. HOOPER. 40 St Mici,aei-st 5g ,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-12

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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-12

FOX COLUMBUS AND ABEkDEEN.
 h ffsso The steamer MINERVA, Capt trz14Y-zAVA z. Burgess, will run regularly z. during the to the above and all nlermedlate ports. For freight or passage apply on board or to CAMPBELL, OWEN k co.
 nov26 7J Commerce and 72 Front sis WEEKLY PACKET FOR GAINESVILLE,
 dSss"~ h The steamboat NEW ERA, J w ssshr1FssFs& LSes mpster will ply during lhe pre-. aEssxzke<<BAsent season. as regular weekly pack ct between Mobile and Gainesville, leaving Mobile every SATURDAY EVENING, at 5 o'clock
 For freight or passage, having superior accommo- dations, apply on hoard or to
 nov29 MOSES WAKING, Agent, SS Front st,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-12
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY REGULAR

tx FSYs 3. The new and splendid double eJ45sl 7=5=z&S,a zine steamer SAM DALE, F. M. z, o,nson master twill leave iorAldHt- gomery eveiy WEDNESDAY al o'clock PM. and arrive Friday morning. Leave Montgomery every FRIDAY at 4 o'clock PM and arrive in Mobile Monday morning. For freight or passage, having superior accomalp,la ions, apply on board or to
 dec9 CAMPREtf, OWEN x co. Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-12

FOR MONrGOMERY-W Weekly Packet.
 re f'SIS1sss2cA Tine fine passenger steamer NEW L,7L2ssl-44zsWoRLD, J. Bryan master. will +Sl Ssss.E run a regular weekly packet thr1ughou the season for the above and all interme- diala landings leaving Mobile every SATURDAY evei ng at , o'clock, and Montgomery every MON DAY morning 10 p'cinck
 For freight or passage, apply on board. oci28
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-12
ITTHTTAKER & SAMPSON have n store and

Bagging and Rnpe--S0 pieces and lS0 coils z. z. Fhur-l50 bhls Illinois and Missouri < s8a gtf
 Whiskey-5O bbls and 25 bhIs Monongahela
 Brandy-2 quarter casks Cognac a'aTf s' ',is' -a,i 10 bbls old American Brandy 4 sisa te '- ,s Gin-l0 bbls old American ha'r- ? <; rl'7il s Rum--I0 bbs old New England z "saes Oil--20 casks Judd's winter bleached Sperm !. i
 10 bbls Linse Oil. Cider 2Obbls Nvfihern vinegar--l5 bbls Northern s,.. n; < ' Sperm Candes-25O boxes assorted brands ' z White I.ead-300 kegs Brooklyn county j ee Green Paint-2 lb packages superior N. Castle ' Hams-b hhds and 25 bbls Sugar Cured <. 's Champagne--25 baskets nssoried brands ;-,i: ,. Negro lkerseys--6 erses. Tobacco---20 boxes. Tea-lS chests Chulin Black and old Hysoa t.s,a Soap-I00 hsxes New Yerk No I t-,s l-;.,. 5 - Port Wine-6 cases double grape IA. StAA-. Pickes-2 cases assorted II s''s ~lt's | .: Hav-50 bales Northern. ;anafa ,s'ssk.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-12

MOBILE N MONTGOMERY WEEKLY PACKET. n ryBscA The steamer MONTGOMERY, ta4ga zzss,SR. Buard master, will run during sszzszsss.zs the season as regular weekly packet leaving Mobile every SATURDAY, at 5 o'clnrk PM, and Montgomery every MONDAY, at 10 o'clock AM.
 For freight or passage apply on hoard or to
 oct30 MOSES W ARlNG, Agent.
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET

For Benton, Vernon, AcwpoH and GTarss' Landing,
 1ras-~~ b The steamer LOWNnES, II Il
 ss&Sr9TTi1ssE Johnson master. This new light ~.as9ess!ssss draushr, last running double engrne steamer will make regul week., trips b.lween Mo bile and points above mentioned during the season, eavmg Mobile every FRIDAY, al PM. and arriving at Graves Landing SUNDAY mornings leaves Graves Landing on SUNDAY at I2 M. and arrive in Mobile early on WEDNESDAY, mornings For freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply on board or ia
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-12

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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-12

PICKENSVIILE WEEKLY PACKET. hs Ss-5sssSS &, The steamer CAROLINA, Peter t,1hSl-=rS SCarroll master, will run as d regular packet the ensuing between Mobile and Pckensve; leaving Mobile every WEDN ESDAY evening at , o'clock PM
 For freight or passage apply on board or 10
 nrt0Q M WARING
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ai ,asia ta 'gllhase stat'lti :. t4tigA1yB4
 fi asi iAl brs s4a,u n N-noo 3 .A90IgAH0 $ A9idsU4 IfAa
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-12
cell H. GATES, l?6 Dauphin-st.

IvA discovery of the celebrated Dr. Charles Mi | chaux, formerly professor of anatomy at Liege, in Flanders, and may safely be commended as d cer- tain remedy for Freckes, well as other affections of the skin, as Tan, Sunburn, etc Gentlemen who | are tronbled with bIotches or pimpes on the face, often toned by the of strong alkaline soaps
 in shaving, will fad this an excellent remedy = For sale by ..sii. siI. ,., .,tI NgI--.fe = |
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-12

n sSc ae The fine fast running Steamer I--LEl--ANGEN. HARRISON, Jo II. Estes, Master, will run packet in the above trade the coming season, commencing her trips with the first rise of water. Leayng Mobile every WEDNESDAY at o'clock PM, and Co., lumbus every SATURDAY. For freight or pas sage, having superior accommodations, apply on board or to CAMPBELL, OWEN X co.
 oct3O Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-12

MOBILE AND GAINES WILLIE PACKET
 as 1oa6e sns"s "s~ .ea%bo a%% la:' EI. tI. W H. Roberts master, will run during inc ensu,ng season as regular weekly packet, leaving Mobile every TUESDAY evening, at o'clock, PM. and Gainesville every THURS DAY al l2 o'clock NJ.
 The Eliza was built expressly for this trade, has superior accommodations, her Ladies' Cabin and State Rooms are very large and fitted up with dou- bIe bedsteads expressly for families, and for comfort and speed has superior.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to sep20 MOSES WAKING, Agent.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-12

<szRs As family medicine is unequalled, NY and is all powerful in removing bilious
 ss4 and other complaints arising from the E A Arrangement of the alimentary ducts, .,aA ia. ...,..f. .,t,. H.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-12

1 . At Mr. Savery's Hollow ware Foundry, Philad. Mir John A. Cantrell: Sir, have been afflicted with lheumaism, for several years and having tried many medicines without cIre must that your medical Syrup of Sarsaparila has far relieved me of all symptoms, that can with confidence recon mend il to the public. WM. c. CoFFiE,
 No B Iapi'lary. in rear U $ Bank. Philadelphia, October 22 1914.
 Price 50c. per bottle. For sale by
 $ W. ROBERTS, leb2l sign of tIle Green Mortar.
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HAVILAND. CLARKE & co. Mobile


 | AW BOOKS-Clarke's Digest of New-York dA Occasions, vols late edition.
 Rents Commentaries, 4 vols, late edition Story's Law of Contracts not written vol Lomax's Law of Administrator and Executors,
 vols do do Real Property, 3 vols
 Starke on Evidence. 3 vols; Phillips on do do Bourier's Law Dictionary. new edition
 Russell on Crimes, new edition
 Augel x Anes on Corporations, new edition. Story's Laws on the United States, vols Gordon's Digest Laws U. s.
 Tidd's Practice, 2 vols.
 Archibalds Civil Practice, vols
 Greeneaf on Evidence, new edition With many othe g in every department ot Law, ai- tordng 10 the sudden, and practitioner, favorable opportunity for forming enarging helr Libraries at the lowest rates. J M. SUMWALT K co ian3O Booksellers, 36 Dauphn-st. " EW MEDICAL aud SURGICAL BOOKS = NIaylor's Medical Jurisprudence, edited with Notes and Additions by R. Eggesfeld Griffith, M. D., vol. Syo Practical Treatise oa the Diseases of the Res praiory Organs, including diseases of Larynx, Ira chea, Lungs and Peura, by Charles J. B. Williams. NJ. D. F. R. s., with Notes and Additions by Me- rediih Clymen, Nj. D., l vol sso. .e Observations on the Structure and Diseases oflhe Testis, W iih numerous Plates, by Sir Astlev Coo per Bart, F. K. S., from the second London edi. tiOn, 1 vol. Pyo.
 Nos Iy and 20 Cyclopml,a of Practical Medicine. The January number of American Journal of Me. dical Sc,ences. For sale by s.
 febl4 taf 5. w. ALLEN. rIlhE LIFE and Correspondence of Thomas Ar- Il mold, D. D., late head master Of Rugby School and Regus Professor of Modern History in the Uni yersi,y of Oxford. By Arthur ,Pe,nuyn Stanley, Al. A, first American from the thin London edition In volume. t's'K 5hq "'
 "No considerable review in England, whether re- preseniing the high or low parties m Church or Saie--no weekly daily publication has failed 10 express the wonderful power and beauty Of ih's 'o- hume oi Biography. Foi sale by
 J. N. SUMWALT & CO.,, lebl9 Booksellers and Stationers, 36 Dpuphjn.H
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-12

n UlRK'S CAsSADA OlL--For presery ing ~ok and beautifvng the Hair, recommended on the basis of truth and experience, nonrisher of the hair, and promoter of it's growth, at the same time rendering it transcendaaly beautiful. The Cassada oll affords more nourIshment for the hair than any other article ever Uncovered. and by a continuance of is use 1t never fails 10 strengthen the weakes hair. supply of this superior article just received apd for sale by HAVILAND, CLARK & CO, .,i
 janS 1. l. Iala0i al. .4fi 45 and 47 Water -st.
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Feb. 2. lSJH. JAMES BA0LY,
 May 3, lsI3, JAMES MONTGOMERY, June 29. IS43, HARRIS TAYLOR.

ELYTON, Jefferson CO.,, Ala, Feb 3, l9l9.
 This is to certify that appointed last April an Agent for the sale of Dr. H"l's Vegetable Fever and Agne and ami Fever Pills; since which time l have sold about forty boxes n not single instance, my knowledge, have they failed 'u cure CAills and Fewer, when used according to directions Since l became a, gent for the Pills, have had twelve or fifteen different cases f ChilIs and Fever in my fla niy, and Huil's P'Ils have cured every case. +
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-12

Together with n large stock of boy s, yopih,s |, children's, women's and misses' Shoes Of almost every ,ar;ey all of which will be sold by the pack age dozen, for cash or approved credit, as low aa can be bought in this market. U. :, .t s-.,,''H
 Sdec25 isllf sAM'L B. HOWE. :,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
"a Daniel cOnae to Judgment"

The "Red Dog'' editor, in the last number OF
the Republican,, says:
"Since that obscure STAKEHOLDER JAMES X
PoLKl became President of the United States
this country has been visited with continuation
of devastating fires, robberes, vile murders
scorching suns and bIighting frosts which have
alarmed the nation, and caused the democracy
to stop and enquire, "Who is this james X.
Polk?""
No person but the cred Dog' editor could
have originated any thing half as witty and or
ginal as the above! The fellows brain cam
keep still single moment, but is etenally OIL
the qui pire, emitting electric sparks Of wit, anc
sending forth whole volumes of erudite argu
ments!! We are positively afraid lie can't live
long! "Whom the gods love die young" Iii.
friends, if they have the slightest regard for hi:
"better half,' and his "dear little babe," will go
to him at once, and admonsh him of the heart
rendng scenes which cluster around the heartl
of the widow and fatherless!
We for some time past have been of the OPT
nion that the devastating fires, robberies, vii,
MURDERS" &c, that have alarmed the people o
this country from one end to the other, might be
traced to the crazed dcvotees of federalism, whC
spent theirlast penny in electioneering and bet
ting last fall, who are too lazy to work for Ii
wing, and fondIy expected to get fat Offices from
''galIant Harry Clay" And it is very likely tha
when President Polk kicked out of Office th
kid-gloved- who were indebted t.
"Tippccanoe and Tyler too," for their appoint
meni, that the idle loafers went to robbing hen
roosts, and firing cities and villages, in ordcrtha
they might carry on their work of punder, Will
the devouring element was raging around. asa
tan finds some mischief still foridIe hands 10 do,
These are mere conjectures of ours, and o
course we may be mistaken.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
CORONER,S SALE.

DY virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa ct Lev Facias to me
lid directed and delivered, will offer for sale at the
house of John Mcmillan, in Monroe township Harri
son county, Ohio, on Saturday. the 25th day of June
a. D. lS45, the following property, to wit: the one
third of two fields of growing corn, supposed to be II
hree-lourhs of l8 acres Of growing wheat, the above
mentioned grain growing on, the estate formerly
owned by John Mcmillan. Also, three Of wheat
and three of oats, more less, growing the
farm occupied by Nicholas Wheeler. Also, one cow
and six hogs. Taken as the property ofJohn Mcmillan
land Nicholas Wheeler, at the suit of William Barrett
Sheriff of Harrison county. JOHN PIERCE,
Coroner of Harrison county, Ohio.
CoRoNER's OFFICE,
Cadiz June H. A. ID. 1S45S iel8-2t
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
OREGON.

"The Cincinnati Chronicle, edited by E. D.
Mansfield, for long time ably advocated ouI
llitle to Oregon, but, strange 10 tell, since the
election of Col Polk, il begins to think the coun-
TRY is scarcely worth contending for!"
Cadiz Sentinel.
That is great mistake, Mr.. Sentinel. We
..'begn 10 think no such thing. We advocate
our title to Oregon quite as strongly as ever.
Gin. Chronicle.
The Sentinel is mistaken. The Chronicle is
the only coon sheet in the Stale which takes the
American side of the Oregon question. The
Sentinel, no doubt, was led into the error from
Ihe fact Of the Chronicle lately falling off in zeal
ION this great question: Statesman.
The above first met our eye in the columns
Iof the Ohio Statesman. We do not exchange
with the Cincinnati Chronicle. We knew that
lMr. Mansfield had formerly been jealous Ore
gon man, but from comments of other papers, We
were induced TO believe that he had abandoned
ibis former patriotic position, and had joined
hands with the federalsts of America and the TO
res of England. We are rejoiced to hear tina
III is not SO, and for the wrong we have uninten
ationaly done the editor of the Chronicle, we
! take. pleasure in making the amende honorable
land setting him rectus in crta.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
CADIZ PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected WeekLy.
PITTsBURGH, Tuesday, June 10, lS4!


Business has been rather dull for week or
two, owing 10 the low water and dry weather;
but while we write it begins 10 rain, and We
hope, will continue until our rivers rise, and The
Farmers have their lands we'll watered. Flour,
grain, and oats are all rising, and the crops look
thin, and the prospect for harvest gloomy, and
unless there is an immediate fall of rain our crops
Twill be very poor indeed.
FTom.--Sales of the week of about 500 bbs.
from stores in lots at $3,S73, $4, 81, l24, $4,25
Sa Sd 80 per Dbl. for choice superfne lots.
Grain-Wheat 70 q rs; Rye 43 a 45; Corn
s2S a 33; Oats 37a and doc. per bushel.
4 Seed-CIoyer, sales Of 100 bush. at $3.50
Timothy, $l,37s, l,50; Flaxseed, 81, to l,64
sper bush.
D Ashcs.-Sales of Pearls, 4 a Al; Pots and
a5Scorchings, 3 33c. per Id.
& Bacon.--City cured, about 20 casks sold at D!
sfor Shoulders, Ga for Sides and u for Hams
acountry bacon about C. per lb. less.
H Cotton YaTn--Demand good, and prime shor
Ereel, 5 to 10, II l5c.; ii to l3, l54 l6c.
Eand ID, II per lb.
d Cheese from stores at 63c. per lb
Y Fruit-Sales of dried peaches, $l,75; ant
Edried apples, 90c. per bush.
b FiSh.--Sales OF herring, in small lots, at 10
Esales of mackerel TO the trade at SO $3.50
Htrimmed shad, $40 1880.
Feathers.-- Sales of prime at Csc. and by tn
Ebag, % 30c. per lb.
Groceries, market is we'll supplied an
II stocks of all kinds good and cheap. N. o. ST
Hgar in hhds at G4 7, and in bbls. 81 TIC. pc
Hlb.; Coffee, sales of Rio at u 81, and som
schoicc green at 8 94c. per h.; Molasscs, sale
gto the cty34 36c. per gal.
Metal.--Iron, common bar 81 a 81, and Jun
batta 81 81; Nails, l0d per keg s., Sd do. 4
Hand Cd $44 per keg; Pig metal, sales of 1875 tol
part hot blast, Hanging Rock at $95, cash, an
Apart Allegheny at $50 at months.
Il Lead.--Pg at 81 DC. per lb.
"a OH--Lnseed, sales of 400to 500 gal, at so
Lard Oil, roc. per gal; Tanners Oil, $lS 2
Epor bbI.
4 Sah-Sales of 200 bbls. No. l, Allegheny,
Hhc canal at 05 porbbl., and 200 bbls. from store
gat 81 per Dbl.
d Wool--Prime 33, full blood 80, do. %,
lido. 26, do. "a, and common 22c, per lb.
1a Cattle Mdrket.-Sales of beef cattle to bu
Hchers at 81 a A.; Calves 81 So per head
fESheep, 81 l,75, and Hogs 81 3ac. per ID.
y GChrORicLe.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

OtrOm brethren of the quill will please &C.
cept our thanks for the many complimentary no
tices they have voluntarily given the Sentinel
since we became IFS editor. Although some Of
our opponents think we are oyercharged witt
vanity and self-esteem, yet we cannot screw ou
courage up enough, 10 allow us to publish al
the "exquisitely delicious" things said of US by
our cotemporaries. However, we hope we viii
be pardoned for publishing one or two preciou:
little bits:
OTThe Cadia Sentinel, sterling democratic
print, appears in very much improved dress
Mr.. Lccky Harper, the editor, is well know
here as q man of enterprise, talent and industry
His paper deserves success, and we are glad t
hear that he enjoys as large share of patronage
as falls TO the lot of the most fortunate Of thc
craft May he long merit its continuance, ant
enjoy lis benefis.-PiHsbargh Post.
The Cadiz .Sentinel--We have always consi
dered this as one of our best country exchanges
The last number came to us enlarged and great
ly improved in typographical appearance. MI
Harper, its able conductor, is an old Pittsburgh
er. We wish him success.-PHtsbmgh Chron
OrThe Cadiz Sentinel, an ably edited demo
cratic paper, has COME out in new garments, ant
presents very beautiful and tasty appearance
especially about the 'head." You must be don
"big business" friend Harper.--Guernsey JcJ
fp1eon;0n
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

jNOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned as
ID y Administrator on William Utterback's estate
will offer for sale at the door of the Court House, il
Harrison County, the 18th day of July next, the
following described real estate, situate in said county
ito wit: The south half of the east half of the nort
benvilIe Land District, containing 40 acres
Said land is pleasantly and well situaled in FRANKLIN
ZIP. The land is-of a. good quality and is well water
ed The title is also good The terms (Which will be
lmoderate) will be made known on the day of sale
Sale to commence atI0 O'Clock A. NJ. of said day.
ROBERT b. UTTERBACK,
Administrator of VIM Utterback
10 A.1
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

GA citizens meeting was called on last Sa-
turday, to take into consideration the defence
less condition of the town, in case Of fire, &c. Ii
was a subject that deeply interested every man,
woman and child in the place; and of course a
pretty large attendance was anticipated. But
''tel it not in Gath, publish il not in the streets
of Askelon," only three persons attended, not
withstanding the court house bell was rung un'
Ill its sides were well nigh split! Business call
ed US from town at the hour the meeting was adj
Eertised 10 be holden, but VIC are told that group:
of property holders might be seen at the dltteren
corners, smoking their cigars with the creates
nOnchalancc! No fire was raging-no lurlt
flames were curling and ascending to the skies
and consequently they could place their arms a
kimbo, shut their eyes in dreamy indifference
and feel as cool and contented as an nhabitan
of Mahomet's paradise! We have said it before
and repeat it now, that our citizens will not ex
ert themselves TO procure an engine, and have
cistern built, until after fire has consumed thei
property, and then they will wake up, like Ri
Van Wink.e, and will be asonished at the scene
which surround them!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

American Cheese.-Tho rapid increase of thi:
important item of the dairy, at the west is aston
lshng. Last year the aggregate value of the
amount that passed through the New York ca
Enals and the Hudson river, seeking market, was
over one million and a half dollars. The Albany
Atlas states that the products of 1884, which
passed Albany, was 6.340,000 lbs.-that of 1874
was 26,674,50O
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

Outrage in Iowa.---The St. Louis Republican
states that Mr.. Riggs, the sheriff of Schlayer CO
has been seized by the authorities of Iowa ant
bound with ropes, and is now confined to Jail il
Van Buren, county, in Iowa; all for the offence 0
Exercising the duties of his office as sheriff, with
lin the boundaries of Missouri, as established by
aw for many years past, and within our consttu
ltional limits.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

N pursuance of an alias order of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Harrison county, to me directed,
Twill offer for sale Public Auction, the door of thu
Court House, Harrison county, Saturday, the l6tl
lday of August next, at O'Clock, p NJ, of said day
lthe following real estate, to wit: Part of the N e
quarter of g. township 9, range A, in the Steuben
vile land district containing four and twelve per
ches being the same tract oland which George Ar
thur lived al the time of his DEATH Terms made know
lon the day of SALE WILLIAM REED,
June 1S4tpdl Administrator of Geo. Arthur, decd
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
Sabbath school C,elcbratiom !

On Tuesday, 24th inst there will be Union Cele
Ibraton OF the Methodist and Presby yteran Schools
this place.
land Rev. Benjamin Mitchell. All friendly to the sue
cess of good institutions are respectfully invited.
Cadiz, June 49, 1916.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

Cotton Factory at AUGUSTA, Maine,- Within
the past week, says the Banner, capital stock to
the amount of one hundred and twenty thousanc
dollars has been subscribed, one half by citizens
aof Augusta, the other half by capitalists in Bos
ton, for the erection Of large cotton factory Al
the Kenebec Dam in Augusta. This is but the
beginning of what is to be.
The wiseacrcs who declared that Col. Polk:
election would ruin the country, ought to be pu
in possession Of few facts like the oboye.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
CHEAP BOOK STORE.

II ME subscribers prepared to fill orders for
4 Books, PAPER and STATIONARY at greatly reduced
prices for Cash. Orders from Country Merchants,
Teachers and School Committees win be filled with
:promptness and care. INGRAM &5 ELLIOT,
Booksellers ahd pubisners Market street, Pittsburgh,
N. b. Rags and Tanners scraps taken in exchange
for Books and Paper. march 26