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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-09

CHoLERA.-Dr. Wright, whose death on
the Scott is mentioned in another place, was
put on board that steamer at Baton Rouge,
sick with what was declared the Cholera
The other persons who died on the Scott, did
not have the Cholera. The one who died
Immediately on his arrival here, yesterday,
was taken sick on Saturday night. We saw
his body, which was very much emaciated-
He had no cramps at all.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-09

NThe Mansfield Ode Soto parish) Ad-
yertiser learns from letter dated Dec. 29th,
1849, Anderson county, Texas, and written by
Newton c. Adams to Cephus Adams, that
John G. Adams was recently killed in Mex
leo. 1t seems that Mr.. Adams, in company
with two others, was travelling towards Ca
MARCO with $4,000 They felIin with party
of four Mexicans, through whose treachery
they were murdered and robbed. Mr.. Adams
managed to make his escape from them, but
died the next day ofhis wounds The others
were killed on the spot. Mr.. Adams was for
merly resident Of DeSoto parish, La, and
went 10 Mexico as a volunteer in Capt.
Grains company, at the outbreak Of the late
war. He served as a ranger among the Tex
an troops till the conclusion of the war.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-09

Total

QrRev. JAS. MITCHELL, Agent of the Ameri
Colonization Society, for Indiana, will preach
morrow morning, at loB O'Clock, in Mr.. bod
Church, and at the Methodist Church at nigf
Collections will be taken Tor the cause
hours, m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-09

"A few days ago Sanders talked of en-
layglng his daily from necessity, in order to
make space for his increasing advertising pa
tronage. A day or two subsequently he call
ed on the citizens loudly for additional pat
ronage to his present sheet as an alternative
to its perpetuation; and on last Friday he
gave up the ghost, uttering these significant
words: "aue are used apr EranSrille i'd
rertiSer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-09
At the Court House +!

GREATEST NOVELTY i'm THE woRI
M X. SIGNOR DEVOTE having arrived
IfJ his extensive Family of 100 Learned Perfo
ing CANARY BIRDS and JAVA SPARROW
will exhibit at the Courteous FOR TWO DAYS ON
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
bsy' For particulars see Bills.
9TDoors open at 81, to commence at IT o'cloc
R~On Saturday, an afternoon performance
be given. Doors open at 2--to commence at
clock.
Rr Admission 25 cents; Children Is cents
mis- d.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-09

IL On last Monday the Journal came TO
us on somewhat larger sheet than it had
been previously printed on, but preserving its
former dingy appearance, and filled with the
same sort Of GduIatory matter. Had the i'm
provement been in the conduct, rather than
the size of the sheet, the community would
have no doubt been benefited; as it is they
are more soreIy and grievously afflicted than
before.-[ Evansville ADJ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-09
Total regulars and volunteers,

TIE RIvER.-At Louisville, on Thursday,
rising very fast, and during the previous "a
hours had risen five feet. The Courier says
it was the greatest rise ever known to occur
there IN "a hours. On the Falls, Is feet wa
ter. At this point, the river has been rising
very rapidly, about two feet in the last "a
hours.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-09

HThe steamer Dan'l Boone, bound for
the Wabash, stopped at Louisville on her
way down, for repairs, having broken por-
ton of her machinery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-09

UThe Martha Washington was here
yesterday morning from Cincinnati. She
had on board, company of men from the
Queen City, bound for California.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-09

IMPORTANT REPORT OF THE SECRETARY
OF WAR.-The Secretary of War has laid
before the House Representatives an expo
sition of the character of the forces employed
in the Mexican war, and the losses of the res
pective arms ofservice during hostities.
One of the tabular statements shows that
the strength of the army at the commence
ment of hostili.ies with the republic of Mexi-
co, in April, 1916, was 1924; the regular
force on the frontier of Texas, May, 1916,
present and absent, 1854; the number of
troops that joined the several divisions of the
army in Mexico, including recruits, 27,47O, of
which 5,735 were of the old establishment
II, l66 new regiments, and 54S marines
which, added to the force on the Rio Grande
in May, 1916, makes the whole number of the
regular army employed everywhere in the
prosecution oil the war, inclusive Of July 5,
1S4S, the date of the Presidents proclama-
ton of peace, about 81 ,024; 5000 men were
recruited from May LIST, 1916, to the termina-
ton of the war in 1848; 80, 100 were put en-
route to Mexico, which exceeds the number
JOhiOiJ 90 lO POilC IOltS anu TcLuTuS.
Reorganization of the casualties incident to
the whole number of volunteers, under var
ious periods ofservice, is as fellows:
Discharged before the expiration of the
term 9, 169, of which 1900 were for disability
Deaths, 7,O15, TO wit: Ordinary 6,2l6; kill
ed in battle and died of wounds 6O7, acciden-
ial 1872.
designations 279; assertions 1876.
Forces employed and mustered into service.
Old establishment, 1876 men
Additional force, 11,1S6
Aggregate of regular army. 26,922
Volunteer force-GeneraPs staff 272
Regiments and corps, 1890
Total regulars and volunteers, 1O0,455
Ofthe 1876 men of the old line, 800 were
either killed or mortally wounded. OF the
1920 volunteers, 600 only were killed or
MORALLY wounded, showing a difference of
five to one. At Moline del Rey, in two hours,
FOG men were killed and wounded. At Bu-
ena Vista, which lasted two days, Gen. Tay-
lor's loss was 673 The former was by far
the most sharply contested fight of the war.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-09

Covetousness is like an iIl-made candle as
it smothers the splendor of happy fortune in
its own grease.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-09

lcT-FRIEND oANDEEs-Y GU Will please annol
JACOB SlNZlCK a candidate tor Councilman in
Fifth Ward, next April election, as he will be
ported by
feb2S te MANY VOTER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-09
RYE FLOUR!

OSI received, Yesterday, superior lot OF r
- Flour, which is fol- sale at retail, or by the Lo
at the City Bakery.
mh7 dc N. FIX & BRO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-09

EMessrs. T. G. Twitchell & Co., COM
mission and forwarding merchants, New Or
leans; will accept our thanks for a N. o. Del
ia of the 2sth, forwarded by the steamer Alex
Scott.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-09

%The Alex Scott and Bostona arrived
here Thursday night from New Orleans
The former left on the 28th ult. and the lat
ter on the I'd inst. We thank the clerk of the
beautiful Bostona for N. Q. papers. Both
boats left freight here for some of our mer-
chants.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-09

THE WHARF.-Y esterday was a bright
and beautiful day, and the Wharf presented
a scene OF lively interest a portion of the time.
Vermont from the Wabash, were busiy en-
gagged in putting off freight. The Julia just
starting for the Wabash. The Martha
Washington receiving freight for N. Orleans.
Piles of sugar, molasses, &C., left by the
Scott and Observation-Disclosures, dead men and
sundries. Such day appears TO infuse
It's delightful spirit into all kinds of business
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ed for ihe purchase Of AmefissR vessels Of
war cemplsisly equipped.
SPAlN.-fhe report from Madrid Of
speedy reconciliation between the English
snd Spanish RoveTnmshts, is eonfrnsd.-
The state Of Cuba causes the gIeStsst Ioliei'
tDds 10 be felt en- the part oil the Spanish
government.
TURKEY.-Recent advices from Con.
Itsntino?ls states that preparations were
making TO conduct KessuIh and the other
Hungarian refugees TO one Of the Turkish
tsWBs iR Asia Minor, where they are 10 be
confined, it is said, ioI five yeSn. a tsle.
gtaphie despatch Of the 29th March, from
Triest, states the insuneetion in BSthsnia
is extending its Iavsgs and is increasing in
strength About 2o00 Turkish troops we're
attacked By the insurgents sRd compelled
10 evacuste the fortress Of DsTgslaka.
SWEDEN.-Letters from Stockholm
announce that the Swedish navy is TO be
put on war footing; the Objact Of the
measure is not known.
Flour. Baltimore and Philadelphia
flour has also advanced Is per barrel-lhs
former being quoted at e9s, the latter at
93s. Western Canal is sold at lsaSis
per barrel-some eos.
Indian Corn Meal 12ai3s per barrel,
nominal--Wheat 4a5s per 70 pounds.
The market closed quiet.
The trade in the WOODEN district has
senslsly improved Of late.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.--FLoUR -
The market has advanced Is, aad lnGlaL
Corn The same.
AMERICAN Provisions - The market
has been dull, and prices lower, especially
for Bacon, Ilams, and Lard--each Of
which have receeded abou, IL.
ToBAcco.--The market is less active
than it has been for some time past.
Holders, however, are firm and prices
are unchangsd--,he sales for March are
rising 80} hhds.
The london money market csntiaues
easy--buiIion still increasing in the Bank
Of England. Itnov exceeds 70 mill
lens Of pounds. Consuls have Aleluated
for the last week from 95} To 96t, closing
~ Friday at 964 for money anduccounts.
American stocks continue firm and IN,
The tone OF the Manchester market, Cor
scme days past has been generally lncrea,
g especially (or yarns and fine goods.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24
'Ee Xt.BOOkSa

whcih embraces Hebrew Bibles, Texirons, Gram
mars; Greek and Latin Classics, such rs are a
doptcd by the faculty of franklin college Sep
tuagcnt, Poly micron Greek Testament. Lexi-
con, white cal {, neat) Webstcr's Dictionaries
IRON the least ever to the grcastest;" varietys
of school Histories. reading books, &c. Also
Poetry. -EmbracIng Shakespeare, Milton, Os-
sian, Young, Pope, (and almost all the older
British Classic Poets) Byron. Moore, Campbell.
Shelley, Pollock, Wordsworth, Bryant, Sigoul nv.
Brainard, Griswold Poets and poetry, male and
Ccmale: upper, HcmNRs, Landon, and Burns.
History. --Of Greece, Rome, England, Ireland.
France, Germany, United States, and also
Iheology. y.--Bibes of various sizes and binds,
few Family in CaIf and Morocco, gilt edged
bindings; with Examinations and plates. Testa
menls, CamPbells do, Joscphus' Encyclopedia
of Religious knowledge, Bucks Dictionary, Ser
mon on the Monnt (snull quarto, illuminated,
pretty yery,'o Pilgrims Pmgress, Bogces Lee
lures, D'Aubignc's Reformation; Koran.
LaC and Medicine - Blackstone, Vattcll,s INV
Of Nations, Wheatonsdo. Practice of Medicine
BY, Wood, Watson, Ebcrly, Mcintosh, Sc
SpIendidly illustrated works on Surgery, DENTS.
try, diseases of the skin &C.; Medical Dictiona
ries, Drspensn tories; and a variety OF works on
diseases Of particular organs, aud systems =
souati on the Horse, Cattle, Dog, Hog, &c. AL
80 n variety of
'utSceHdHeouS HoTkS'-Such ns modern British
Essayi ts, Lynch's Dead Sea, Tuppcr. Locke.
Noble deeds of Wom"n, Chesterfield, Cbnnonc
Devil on two Sticks, Dicks works, Marryntt. Boys
Treasury OF Sports, Philosophy Of do. Owens
Architecture (a splendid work) Downing's rural
Do, Tulbiq's History ofdo. Toy Biblesnnd toy
books Of various sizes; song hooks 81. And last
butnot heist.'
Language and Poetry Of Flowcrs.--In consider.
able variety, from smalI 32mo to octave. Ali
got up in fine style, and contain tho choicest
scraps OF tho best poets; ns culled by the bost
!ns'e' making tit companions for our firest ladies
Vegetable creations.
stationary Cap paper, post, do gilt edge, note
paper, Envelopes plain aud embossed; Waters
moslos, trnhsparent do: Pens, Ink. and Sand !:
Bristol board, Drawing papcr and pencils; draw.
e. books, Portfolios, blotting cases, albnms, r..
wards Of merit. sheets and cards, &C.. &c,
NewAthens, April 10, 1850. Il. FINLEY.
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NEW PEfFLADEL PHIA AND DOVER.
NEW FIRM & NEW STORE.
sYiIEiSGM g. Moore.

One door south of J. S. TuomAs' Dry Good Store.
FAVE just received, and nre now opening,
L. H. the largest and best assortment Of
Groceries and Confectionery
ever offered to the public in Cadiz. They have
only space TO enunerate some of the leading ari-
cIcs they have on thnnd:. Ctfcc, 7 Co. Sugar.
Chocnlate, Moasses, Cheese, Water and Butter
Crackers, Pickles, Rice, Allspice, Pepper. Ginger
Nulmcgs, Salaratns. Indigo, Alum, Starch. Cam
dies, common and refined Slnp. Shaving Cream,
Nlackercl, Lake Salt Herring. Hams, Shoulders,
Sides; Flour, an excellent article Oranges Lem
ons. Rasins. Figs, Almonds. Filbers, Peanuts,
! Wanuts, Cassia, Lemon Syrup, Candies. Liquor
ice, Backing, fine Cis9rs, Tobacco. cundlc-wick.
ing. Batting. wool Twine, Bed Cords, Glass, Pow
der and Shot, Lead. Caps, Forks. Gar len Hoes,
Broons, Beager Buckets, together with hundred
articles not mentioned
Their stock is entirely FRESH, and was bought
uron sIch terms as will enable them to sell us low
us any persons in the same business west of the
mountains. Ill, examine and price cur articles,
and we will satisfy you that this is not an idle
boast but FACT.
They have. also, made Arrangements by which
their stock will, at all times, be kept full
MLLLIGAN Il MOORE
April "a, lS50--tf.
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lSaaiOnsgG EROIlse,
Coraer Of SteabraoilIe AID Warren Streets
CADIZ, OHIO,


CADiZ, OHIO,
enc square west cfthe Public Buildings forIz-
cfY occupied by Thomas g. Vincent.
&~gS&. ENHESuBsCRIBER having lately
s5s.EI 4 rented this establishment. haA
erennvated aud put it in complete repaiI.
h1ssezessand furnished il with entire new Furni-
turc. This house is located in the most pleasant
Ond business part oil the town.
rae STABLES are extensive. aud have also
been thoroughly repaired, aud will nj all times be
provided with the best ofprovendor, ond attended
by careful and obliging hoslers.
Connected with the establishment, is a large End
extensive WAGON YARD, (the best in Gadis)
and suitahle for Menagerics and Circuses.
Having permanently located at the above stand,
the citizens generally and hetrayelling public nny
rest assured thatno pains win be spared to render
those who may favor the National House with
call as comfortable us possible.ey which mesns the
undersigned hopes TO merit and receive liberal
share Of patronage.
DROYERS accommodated with any amount oi
StahEng required.
BOARDERS received by the week, month 81
year.
Suitable Rooms can bcfurnishsd for Private Fa.
miles.
haye connected with the above establishment,
II LIVERY STABLE. which, for tyle OF CAnRi-
1GEs, nnd sa rty Of lloRsEs. cannot he surpassed
by any establishment Of the kind in lie country.
0-CIIARGES MODERATE.
THOMAS McCUE.
Cndiz, April IL, ls4S
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Notice.

TFNhose who arc indebted 10 the undersigned,
i by note or otherwise, are requested to call,
without delav, and pay the same to $. W. Bos-
wick, our attorney, with whom we have left our
claims for colec ton.
MATHEW Nc tEYNOLDS.
PETER Il. X. BROTHERSON.
~ q.
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NOW rs YOUR CHANGE go MAKE
MONEY!

FENIlE subscriber offers for sale the ono undiyi.
i dcd half of the IRON FOUNDI in Cadiz,
including tho Foundry Buildings, Engine, and
Boiler. Flasks, Patterns, Pedling Wagons, Scales
and all the nppuuenanccs belonging to the Manu-
facturing of Metal The above works ARE IN good
repair, with n full set Of the most popular Stove
and Plough Patterns that are in use, also, great
variety OF Mill gearing of every dcsoipiion.--
Their works have never been aDlo 70 supply tho
county demand, therefore il is II nice and snfc bn-
sness orany one wishing to invest For any in
formation relative TO the above apply to Scorr
or DEvTBtss the Proprietors.
March 20, 1850.
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Douglass House,
a ND STA q II OFFICE

&EEsA TFNflE undersigned, having leased
:ss.E1 that well known stand, the
iii SesS' DOUGLASS HOUSE, most respect
aEssEa=s3 fully invites ali his Old friends and the
generally, to give him q call lathis new
iocatIon; and he assures them that no labor, pains
or expense shall be spared to render them conloral
BILE. and TO giGe entire satisfaction.
His TABLE shall ut all times be furnished
with the best the markets afford. in abundancr.
Ills PARL0RS and CHAMBERS arc all new
ly furnished and shall be carefully attended
and, in short, nothing shall be wanting for die
comfort and convenience OF his guests.
Hi STABLES are large and convenient. and
we'll calculated for the accommodation Of Dao-
vEEs, and shall at all times be supplied with tho
best Hay and Grain the market aiIuras--nAd al
all tunes be attended b. careful and obliging
OstlCrs
BOARDERS will he taken by the day, noulh
or year, on thcnosi reasonable terms -----
~ The Wheeling, Wooster and Washington
STAGES, leave this House ,sri weekly, which
viii make this House convenient stopping place
Tor EFarellcrs intending To travel by Stage
CATTLE DROVERS can ut itll times be ac-
commodated with the best of pastnre.
OF have. connected with the
above establishment, n LIVERY eXWA
STABLE, which. for ST. 10 of CAR. " 1gFM
RIAGES, and safety Of HORSES, E@IH
cannot be surpassed by any cstab- VI S9y
hshment of the kind in the country aasz1zzas
OF Charges in all cases moderate
Cadiz, Aug. %, 1919. JOHN AMSPOKER
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LIVE AND, LET LIVEr'
Rail Road Notice.

OFFICE OF THE STEUBENTTLLE g. 1XDANA RAIL RoAn
COMPANY. March Is, 1850.
FTNIIE Subscribers to the Capital Stock of he
Stoubcnyile and Indiana Rail Road Com
pnny are hereby noted that they acquired to pay
The first iustalmcnto( Of Five dollars upon each share
Il the Capital Stock of said Company by them
respectively submitted, at the Office Of Dani' L.
Collier, ESQ, Treasurer otsaid Company in Steu-
bcnvile on or before the 18Th day Of May A. d.
1850 BY order of the Board Of Directors.
D. DILGORE, President,
R. S. Moody, Secretary March 81, lSSll-,ts
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Mansion HOuse.
.aED STAg OFFICE
Garner If S,s,,Isn.;yls ,,..,, - n, 5s..s1t-

Corner of SteubeHrills street aad he Puble
Square, opposite lte Court Hohse.
TTNHE Suhscriberrcspecfially iniorn,s iis lriendl
j and fhe public, that nc has lsssefi fteatofs
HOUSE lately kept by S. II. DEwEY ioF a Hunsher
Of years. and Is repairing and renoyating il iron>
top To bottom, and has roiurnishcd it vita euiire
new furniture. carpets. &c. lie hatters htuseif
that for neatness OF ofaTTangcmeni and comferla5ie
accommodate rs, the MANSION HOUSE caHnce
now he surpassed in this section oi tie State.
The BEST tts ntGrketeB5Tds win be nut in. re-
QUESTION TO fgsuish his iatles, and every alien
lion paid by all connected with the establishment,
to render vfsiters at home. The STABLES are
new. excellent, and capable o Z Accommodating
60 horses. and none but fTUslg oslk ~ will cytal
be kept about them. Sufficient prorinAcr will al
ways be kept on hand. and DROyERS and IRA
YELERS may depend upan having their animals
Well fed and attended to.
DOARDERS taken by tho day, week, month,
or year, on the most reasonable terms
Gtuyu Tho SrEUBENYILLR,
S. - tes9ss,sef Ca u BIli pt5E. and WASli-
lf5sS s-asa INGTON SFAGEIeaye this
--zsaSzl Ses house trl-'eeekly, which makes
u deairaale stopping place Tor persons wishing
10 trnyeihy -tlIOse cOnycydncrS.
For The convenience OF guests, the Snbscribar
IS a:D about establishing a LIVERY STABLE
~ connection with he house, so thar persons DO.
siroua oi securing ptivltc chnvcyances. can do 90
without trouble at she shoTtcst n1iioe and on the
most reasonable terms
Determined TO render ntsfartioa both la nc-
commoddtions and charges, ask 4 share of pub
lie patronage. OBEDlAiI SLEMM0NS.
Cadiz. Ohio. April IS, 1919
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n(AlAIO IIAIsMONlSs,. ),

A COLLECTION of Psalms and Hymn tunes
"A from the hest an:hor, to which is added a
selection Of Temperance songs, also, containing
the rudimea's OF mu sic, on a plain and concise
plan, by ALEXANDER AuID. enlarged edi ion revi-
sed and improved. for sale by j, BEALL.
February 81 1850
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24

Very fine strawberries we're in ihe New
Orleans markets on The 29th ult. eH
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WOMAN'S RIGHTS.

:. "a scriptural view ofWomnn's Righis and Du-
nes in AL the lapotsnt Relations Of Life; by
S-,.AafTH wilson" For sale nt tho Book Stores
OF Messrs. BEALL and BOSTWICK.
Codz, Nov vember 2S. 1919.
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.B Cd GD.Ep' 81!

The undersigned is now rCceiriqg from the
East a good colle'tio" IF Boohs, ghich he
uiH oGer at his Room, in
NEW ATHENS OHlO.
A ND which he will sell rs low as they can be
IN procured in the western country. The col
lection embraces well selected assortment con-
sisting in part OF COLLEGE and COMMON
SCHOOL,
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NNTASEHINGTON CEsABB, respectfully
w announces to his customers and friends
that he has removed his Tailoring establishment
from the room he recently occupied next door To
MI. BANNIsTEa's Shoe Shop, TO the room above L.
J. BENNETT's Store, where his old customers and
the public nre invited to call and sec nin.
Cadiz, April 3, 1851
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COMMUNICATION .
For the cadi1 Sentinel.
REPLY
To VI. D., WA A scALFEI-n

'sThe dog-star rages! nay, 'tis past doubt,
All bedlam, or Pamussus, is let OUT