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A REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.

hR. J. HOWEL'S having associated his fail:
- er, Joseph Howe lis Sen, in business vi,h
HIM, wishes 10 say to the public TINT the, design
carrying on the Drug business under the firm Of
Howell q Co They have removed the II Store
to No 4. in the new building few doors west.
where they will be prepared 10 furnish ev~rv
thing IN The line Of Drugs. Med icines, Chemicals.
Paints; Oils; Dyes; Glass; Brushes; &c, SC.
OF the best quality in the markell and will sell at
.he lowest prices They warrant every thing
they sell. and especially request any one who !:
moi satisfied with any article they m.v buv Of
them. TO return il aud their money shall be 70.
funded, as they are determined 10 give ssii.fac-
uon TO all. They have fitted UP their room a.
great cost. and are prepared TO supply Ill do
mands, and fill all orders Call at No. a.
Richmond, JANUARY Or. 1850. Ste
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LOOK AT EsssSs

VENHf. nnders igned. having sold out his stock
l. &c. in the Hating business, to his sons
on the first of April last , and having a mum
Der OF unsettled accounts, begs leave TO inform all
indebted to cal! and settle, either By paying cash
or giving oieir notes The books and mn. no.
'e - We y. '"laD VIII be saved to those IN
tereSted.
To his old customers.
The undersigned would return his thanks for
the liberal patronage they have extended IL him
aud he hopes they will continue their favors TO
the firm Of w. i. * w. Shearon, who keen on
hand at all times, an assortment of
Hats and Caps.
winch they are selling at fair and reasonable
prices CALEB SIiEARON.
Richmond, 12,h mo. Goth, 1919 If
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SAyX sN0E sZONE.
4 NEW .A1s1sIVA5..

n
OF EpETON. has ust received and open
- ed a general and complete assortment of
Boots. ssaOca. Slippers, &c.. &C.,
OF Eastern aud Cincinnati Manufacture. His
stock consists Of Gents. Doors .Sp SHOES OF all
descriptions; LADIES BusKIv OVER SHOES and
r ANcY EuSKIN SuOEs, CATERS, HALF CATERS,
and SffrPERs; Misses ,vD CuInKEy's SHOES in
great variety; ToUrHs' ASD BOYS Doors aud
SHHt.s. &c., &c.
lie viii keep constantly on hand K. Is
Tells tutnutacture of Gents. FINE AND co ARSE
BOO1S and SHOES; LADIES ErSRI>s &c
lie has the assistance of CHARLES EsrEIL, in
business. aud IS prepared, al all times, to do
REPAIRING, al short notice.
As the unis cn-d intends to do an erciusire
Boot and Shoe business, he is determined to
supply the wants Of the PEofIE, an most re-
sprctiultv invites all 10 give him cl: being
resolved to Sell low for tils. Ready
Fay! JOB RDNTDN,
No. q. Nam Snca
Richmond, Ia, March y, 1870. iJtf
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HOWELL GANO. No. 300.
MAIN ST; OPPOSITE FIFTH ST. MARKET SPACE
AND r 18TH ST, DOOR WEST OF
DENNIsoN House.,
CINCINN Att. OHIO:
NFFERS for sale ono Of the heaviest nd be st
~ assorted stocks of sE8 ArAyy1r1
at W hOleS;lle in the West STAPLE AND
HEAVY Goous of all descriptions. Table and
Pocket Cutlery. K;lZOrs. Scissors.
&c. of newest patterns and styles, lately
lMPOR1ED from w este nhoIm, Butcher, Har-
greaves, Tillotson, aud other makers.
Scythes, Grain radIcs and Sickies
Hay and Manure Forks; Hoes, &c.
Trace. Log and Halter Chains;
Shovels and Spades; Mill and Cross cut
Saws, &c.
Agent for Boston Bird Net and Seine Manu-
factory.
CINCINNATI, ONO, March l3, 1850. l2:::::
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IN ttn,r, aud Jus; fFoo, the Last. Gents
- Fine Morocco ana Calf Boots. I,d;.s 70
oil n. f.s'-it manuiaa ,are. n, the CITY Shoe
Storr, No b. Main street Call and sr.n,sa.
them, they are The latest si.Ie
Jan So, 1850 -,
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Remaining in 4
= mond, Indiana. or
Is 1850.
;, Armstrong DAHL \
Adams Eliza
Akin Ezekiel
Aynes Ellis
anderson Lydia
Alexander Marga,
| Armstrong Louisa
iding,on John c
Arne, Lydia
Barker May
J Baxter ID IL ,
Baker Henry
Bor,on Cynthia
BRYANT James
| Bayley Henry
Bedell Cruel
Brown Sidney
Baxter John
Borden James w
| Baxter Thomas
Burg Edwin
Bryant James l.
Burk John
Brown : Ii
| Bunch Jacob Il
Bartoe Henry
| Basorc =
Brown l.lwood
Baker Jos x.
Barker Mary
Collins
Conner VIM w
Conklin Della
Cowgirl Rev John
Clark Miss l'.liz
Craig David
ClawsOn Ann
Cromwell Richard
Douglass Elizabeth
Dauson Nathan
Dickinson Sarah Ann
Dolleys W Ii
Drively JOS II
Dickinson Garner
Dulin DIR
Davis William
DeniS l:phraim
Douell Lucinda
Evans John
Evans Prof l. &
Ely Aaron
Ellis E.mIly 9
Fitzpatrick James 2,
Frazer John w
i'euler Nancy :
harrington NJ Ann s
l'arkner &c s
Fisher Arrimita NJ 5
FELTON, l. w s
Free Isaac NJ s
'ates Samuel II s
;ale James $
fillmore II S
;orham l:liazcr S
Grant William S
:ibbans Abel s
henderson Mrs Eros
dine 6
largrave lsham S
ienrick Herman s
ieaton G NJ s
! assel Alexander 4
lanes DIP 7
! aines VIM I
Halliday Simon \
Emily Y
Tart VIM Y
henderson David FV
Eagerly Patrick 9 "
|oover George "
lays Henry II "
luton John "
aines Amos "
all Nancy "
| arris Thomas y
,~SIIncr y
ohhSo" noni,t Y
ohnson Hanna II y
ordon Ann 9 !
Obey James \
ohnson Sarah
G.. X. WI
Richmond, April /.
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NEW FIRM: POE 4 SHUTE,
No. z. Main street.

z AMES VI. POE aud ROBERT c. SHUTE,
- having associated themselves together ia
the GROCERY BUSINESS. 1T the old stand Of
SWAIN j. Poe, resp.c tfuliy invite the ate ntion
Of their friends and the public generally to their
Stock Of Fresh
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APPLE TREES.

4 LARGE and general ~-1>0Ac
"A soriment Of cultivated APPLE TREES
Sore OF them OF extra size, for sale at my
NURSER9 n-ar Richmond, WAYNE county. Ia
CORNELIUS RATLlFF. Proe,i,,or
SuoIR Grove FARM
- mo. 9th, 1850 is,f
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REhDI-M tDE COFFINS.
ana thatheIs prepared with &c nteel HEARSE,
hhd VIII give prompt and particular enion to
u.erdf arrangements He viii make collins
at the shortest notice either day or night
u lie has recently purchased Il stock of Ma.
HoGANY and ALNCr ANEER and Coral VAR
NIsIi and has no hesitation in saving that h. will
De able TO give satisfaction to those requiring his
services. J5SIIOP on Pearl street d few doors
South of Main.
Richmond, March 18Th 1850 IGtf.1S
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LIST OF LEfr'ERs.

+ AkHDE&XS,
he Post Office At Rich
, the LIST day Of April
i Jal.T Henry .
Moons Jeremiah
kerler Joseph
klismcr Joseph
Kinder Friedrich
'eiLi,sehfel,s John
Lamb Thomas
L.emingM Miss Indiana
tanning Julia Ann 2
bennington S X
Lii.ey William
>ioore James
Mills Levin
Miller J
Mills Amos 9
Millender Isaac
Miller Miss Lena
Miller William
9 Mitchell illiam
Miller Joseph
Mcdowell Elizabeth
Mills Elizabeth
Mills Juliet
Muzzy J W
Moore john :
Meeker Davis
Nelson Dill
Norman Joseph
Overman Miss l:liz
Overman Jessie
Patrick James r
Pardick Herman
Pennington Jane
Patton John 2
parter Jared
Parshall John
Potts DOG ,
Pearson Susannah
Quinn Rev Paul
Roberts Walter
Rockenfield George
Reed John
Ryan Timothy
Rodgers Philip
Ross + w
kDChal John
Sell Polly
Spellton Rufer
Sawyer Edward
Scott George
Smith Samuel
Sellers Elizabeth
Mary
Stevens w alter {:
Sanders John
Sunderland Saml
Scott Daniel
Swigget f:uphcna
Snalley James Z
sutton Baxter
'unmervi!le James
'utfrins Henry
'tClair Lawrence
ninth Mary
ninth Miss Sarah
'trattan J T.
'ebold Levi
'ampson James
NTH Smith
colt Owen
'chults Jacob :
'uttle Thomas
eagle Agtha
jnthank Ann NJ.
anunys Ilezckiah
ore VIM
vessler Benjamin
Voods-W::
J atkins Harriet
IISOII 4 I1U,s,s.s
Whitney Royal 2
filliams John
vhi,ican Joseph
Woods VIM
Wesley John
Y ats w
Vhalenbeck Bern~d
' ard n latham
y ~'.h Isaac
Dung VIM
LLlAMS, r. NJ.
1850. 15-3w
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sf Z e - w AR r: 4.

IL Z e - W. 4 RE.
NJ !. woui! Inform our friends and custo-
w m"r~ III u IL addition to our former stock
o! sslsks;ts SRI. we are now receiving
from Sh' iiitli, Eng gland, the following articles
consisting III part Of:
100 dozen Files and Easps;
g Mill and y Saws:
Hand and Panel Saws;
lemon ana compass Saws
II Wood-SawS;
Fellow Saws;
Circular Saws;
~ Ferni-r Gougrs;
- Former Chl>cIs;
~ MllwrigFt,' ChiseIs;
10 So Sash ChisrIs;
~ Socket Chisels;
% g Plain Irons;
~ Drawing X nivcs;
81 Table Knives aud Forks;
80 = Pocket Knives; 49,
81 Sc Scissors aud Shears;
ID RaZors, &c, &c.
Customers wishing ANYTHING in the line of
hardware or cutlery, will find II to their advan-
tace 10 give us call, they will find us
ready and willing to show our GooDs.
FLETCHER & BENTON,
one door West Of the Bank. rr
Richmond, sept 20, 1919. 4O:tf
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GAAR. JOHN VI. GAAR. VIM.
A. {: A A IL Il e o. -.

AsRAM GAAR. John NJ. sAAR. wM. SCOTT
A. G. A A IL Il CO..
ETTOTLD respectfully announce to the
w public, that they have purchased and
are operating that well-known establishing nj,
The Spring FOundcry.''
situated in the Northern part of Richmond,
Wayne Co, Ind. where they prepared to
furnish castings and Machinery
At CINCINNATI PRICES.
They would say TO the public that the
above named firm is composed of those persons
who have been The operators in the Spring
Foundery for the last six years; consequently
tire old customers Of the Shop NAV rely hav-
ing their work done heretofore-in the best
manner. They manufacturing and keep
constantly on hand Four and Five Horse Pow
er Belt and Turnbling-Shaft
THRASHING MACHINES:
ALSO,-A superior Six-Horse Power Sepa-
rator. which they selling lower than any
other shop in the Western Country. They will
make to order
WOODEN MACHINERY,
Such "a Double and single cardDg machines
condensors. Roller and Jaw Jacks, Broad and
narrow power looms, wool Pickers, and shear
ing machines. Also, FulIer's stoves and press
screws. They would call particular ate ntion
to their new and improved style of patterns for
MILL CASTINGS,
Which they offer, fitted up IN the best manner
at the lowest rates. Patent bedstead lathe and
common turning lathes made to order; paten,
corn crushers; patent tweer Irons; wagon bor-
es; andirons; Shops mould boards,-riebt and
left handed, of various sizes, kept always on
hand and many articles OF necessary 10 men
ton.
Oct. 10Th, lsso, 4a-sme
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Family Groceries.

comprising almost every article in the line
They are constantly receiving supplies from the
CITY OF Cincinnati, aud are prepared 10 furnish
thrtr customers with almost every lhng IN the
fRtpCERp line good terms any other
establishment in this City. Their stock consists,
III part. of
Coffee, Spices, ground and unground
Sugar, Tobacco,
Teas, Dried Peaches,
Moasses, Raisins,
Lake Fish, Dates,
Cod Fish, Herring,
w lndow Glass, Nails,
Chnoie's--a general assortment
Broofns, Buckets, Baskets, Wash Boards.
Tubs, Churns, Pitch Forks, Hoes, Hafchets
NackerrI, No. l > g. Cheese, Sc. &c
All Of Which thew miii sell, for CASH or exchange.
tor country produce, on terms which cannot no r
shall not f,Il to please customers. The lirllest
market price Will be paid al all times for ali kinds
OF availabse country produce. Cali and examine
oar stock and f pleased. BUY.
Richmond, March -, 1880. on-tf
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NEWTON 4 BUTLER. Demeastxi
BOfiice over saTastan & wright Ssove.n
Ric b m d, ndiana.
Sept. Is, Ici9. 39-lv
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Dar Sole..-A sect and comfortable Dwell
- JOB BORTON, No. 6, Main ST.
Hard ware!

<t>oONSISTINC Of Table Cutlery,
House Hardware,
Mil and Il cut Saws,
Chains Of various kinds,
- &c. inst received and for sale at the IRoS
49, az J. NJ. s. J. n. HUTTON, No -,
Anil 3. 1850. Min ST., Richmond, la
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L II q e = n u d {: q n I G IN q N :.
DRESS GOODS

n = 'oOVI I. J. R. NENDENHALL.
Fresh Arrival!
ME citizens of Richmond and vicinity ~.
Il respectfully Informed that We have received
and opened. direct from the Eastern Cities on.
OF the most extensive and desirable stocks of
NJ f. r c II 4 IZE.
ever before offered, and at prices that cannot and
shall not be beat.
SCOT T & Co
ON. Il. A II kinds Of Produce taken in ex-
change for G. GODS.
Richmond, Dec. IL, 1919. l7tf
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E1sE1. SCHOOLS.

ME citizens Of the District South Of Main
I street ~ the city Of Richmond, in
formed lhii the public funds " i'll be paid pro
rata. for snch scholars rs may attend school du-
ting The three months succeeding the first Mon
dhN III pal ~ 81. The children attend Ell
thcr of the schools ii the city.
JOHN FINLEY, Truefcr.
March -, $50. il-Jt
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9 - - - 60
saVIC first insfam-:f. Of Five Dollars on
euch share Of stock in the Richmond ana
Man; Railroad, will be required to be paid on
wondsy. the 81 day Of June neat
H. o,der Of the Board Of Commissioners.
b. STRATTAN, ITcasufrr.
1 H. HurroS. S'crrforg.
Richmond, April 3, lroO. lot
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KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital 100000.
ONCE on Water street. near Hgrkef in Vise's
bFicS Ror; NiNCEN~Es, I~pi.xA
JOHN 81. EasTTON. Agent.

" 80 AoN. Agent.
NO "a, Mot" street. RIcItaoxp, IND
his Company having been duly orranz,s
and the capital stock properly secured
are now prepared to receive applications for IN
surance against loss or damage bv fire on Build
ings, Merchandise. Machinery. Mills. Naunfac-
torres. and all descriptions Of property. Also.
merchandise and produce in the course of in
upon the hives Of individuals. The rate, Of pre-
conform to the established rates of the Eastern
~ adjusted and paid
Directors:
MeS. r. \ CAR~A>, Viucenne.
WILLIAM J WISE, DO
NiLtI,MJ J. ffEBERp. do
HORACE f. PxcK, do
Cyrus NJ ALIEN, DO
VINCENT T. WEST, NJ D. Pike CO., Ind
IkrER T. BAILEY, Fort Wayne do
HoMAs L BENsRipoE. LAFAYETTE DO
WALTER EARLY, Terre- Hauts, DO
EN-'ov- u. " ,LLAcE, lndanapoIisdo
HENRY u. ALLIS. Evansville 4,
HENRY H. ScHooLcR,rr, " ashincton, D..
LErHE>IAH PLATr. New York
X. n. CARNAN. President
=. VI. ALLEN, Ssc'y. n. T. ELparpGE, Treasure.
SAMUEL Jup.n. Coaaselors. Iineennes.
March l3, 1850. % ..
LUMBER FOR SALE
a large lot of poplar lumber for sale. Fo,
y particulars enquire at this Office
- '0''' Off
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E;aiis.

E;aiss.
f,DUH'b,s.i 81. assorted Just received and for
VI 4 J. II. HUTTON, No 81
APfh s. l-"o Main St, Richmond, Ia
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ClNCIN N Att,

u sicnea adlV ANCES made by the under
Flour, aud all kinds bed Pork, Bulk Meat. Lard
consignment Tor sale in ih,s 1,Sent TO them Oh
MACQUEEN & UAk.
Corner of Sycamore and Canal streets,
Jan. 90, 1850. (5-sw) CINCINNATI ONO
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Coach TrtmnimGs:
A NEW STOCK. received and for tale. by
"A J. ". & J. II. HUTTON.
Richmond, April 3, 1850. MAR 81. No. -
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ALARM FOR SALE:

~s~mC sub.c ribcr will sell the FARM, belong
inc TO the Estate Of samuel Coa!e, decd
Sad Farm contains
Omc Hundred and Twenty Acres,
md 1, situated about one mile south East of
Richmond, Wayne CO., Lathe Richmond and
ao.,on Turnpike runs on the West line. ANY
.~,.on wishing 10 view the Farm viii be shown
l, bv calling on George CoaIe, living thereon
i, on the snb~c riber, adjoining the premises
EZEKIEL L.. CLEVER, Commissioner.
Second month 9Th, loo. lO.3m
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LUMBER FOR SALE

a large lot OF poplar lumber for sale. Fo
Feb 90 1850. -.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24

Isi3EvHuTuouY RRLp rnis ckErFrLLr.-Ihere is =
Saraiparnt he dintrsnt towns called > p
Townrsuds Ssrslraun- X IL advertiaed a. ne oittei
NAL GENUINE and al mat Th2s lFtsfd 3 90 aqctor
md never was bui formerly worker % Iairaes ca
rs md toe keyot he assumes fhe title Of D9eof io ne
pur1. of gailng credit Tor wai he Is not tie sas he
bas atieus l medical arh0ns and pfaeicfa iol hseen
yuars ' Now the truth is, he never paceed nieaine
day In hts LIE Such trlfi, wicked maTepfesefi izon
looks bad tho character snd Scraely Of The an sish
mos rucsrely, he ha made those sisfefs q hif-
MI 81 OF me When viii leam 10 be huesi and ruth
f In an their dealings ant iniercourse win her fellow
r1sni he applied Rue Cspp assist hun IN lla,
uacturing his MIXTURE stating The large sums he would
make as an induecment embark IN the business ihese
men have been insutna and hheins 10 all possible
forms IN order 10 impress the public With the bellei mat
The Old Doctors Sarapanlla not the geiiie g14
Sarsaparila made from the Old Doctors 0ItsfHa heet-
pie 1his s. r. Townsend says have sold the use Of my
55sms f,r AZ week will give him $500 il he will pro
duee one single solitary proof Of this His statements O
THOMPSON, Skillman & Co., nothing but tissue oi
fasehoods simply made - deceive the lubic ana keep
the truth down In regard to his sourtg ef7aehg e9..
oaa This to caution the public TO purchase none but
old Dr. JACOB Townsends SarsaPariia having on y the
old Doctors likeness his family Coat q ATAis, and mis-
sgnaiureacross the Coat Of Arms. =
A'''NtN N9'N~' JACOH TOWNSEND.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24
GREAT WESTERN
Literary Depot, no. 4.
kilgorfs Row, mar the Corner Of Morhct
and Main Streets, CADiZ, ono.

Lt1;rar,N. Pam ,itU he Mt lT,rj,nI
''"S 90 'o" "'"' '"' W "'' " ""'"''
and Main Streets, CADiI, ono.
S,r;r,,j ,r pn,L, yc,t,3;soIx SJ,i;o,,rru o,,d
,,,,c, T,o,ds
VIE suhSrnhcr announces !" the People OF "a,
n a'] ana v'c'l'.'y' u'a. ne mas Jus. 'tcflve'
nom 'ie eSlc' cues; anu Is nov oI,t'iS, l,se
ahG c"te'niIy scrc'co STOCK o BOOKS S'ahohefJ'
"m, 50 MN among "hich Hre'
=, bihLrH, '@nsns IN Ptee rom Ga c'h,st 10 st'
S''''s ",' '''r' ~, ~, ' M IA
complete WORKS go, {" ihonas D.cE, IT, H. y; D;}, IN .
', o'"s H. ',
Ir'i'u's' Wy ''I, i"nr'ii "lMS =" " i G1
ltlhG' No,S' ionc'i I.oI,pn3 uy I"n l"pI
lis" o's W. ,c 'n'hN otel ''ns'o,i':i ~
ana i9c'rn'luc Wo'Ns N"icn ''fho' w n"''''" III
an IS,rr grIS, lEt ,''1'',1 ~ vGns H'H
r'T'l :. AL m'NNn o' 9hnNsfe"IG' hyf"h'
Mli'2n, 2. m"o'e; n'''S' o"''s' ''"S' i""''pS'"
o'lG ITHT nia,HE' pnHn.o M'Su, ,.,,.
oIliDVh pI'; p,':mn, nI-A.asMa VIZ: ~" i%i"
Canr ?,.nI Graf,n,ar and Grnok rraJcr.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24

4 ADIEs' DREss GooDs sucli ne laces, cdging.
fringes Of all kinds. French collars satin
IpNntua and embroidered. rhbands. arti6cials, kid
elk, Berlin and misses Gloves, silk. mohair and
worsted Mits. mohair, wool. black ard white
hose, silk and linen Handkerchiefs. n full assort.
mcnt Of Combs, and great many othor arlicfes
which we would take pleasure in showing, Mt
nov. 7, '49. BENEFITS Store.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24

MUSICAL ENTHUSIASTICALLY you
don't know whatmuthical enthuthi-
athm ith,' said musicmad miss to
Tom Hood. Excuse me, madam,
replied the wit, but do; musical
enthusiasm is like turtle soup-foI
every quart Of real, there are ninety
nine gallons of mock, and calves
head in proportion
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24
Bcmmcl's Chtap store,

For il is the cheapest store in Cndiz Come ono.
cume all, and iest the truth Of what have said.
My stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesiings'
wns bought with great deal Of care. nnd will be
found u very superior and cheap one. Also my
stock ofIadies, Dress Goods with variety OF new
styles and extra quality ofshuwIs, something fms
and splendid. are worthy fnn examination. Mer
md Il0y's Caps aI the low price OF TEN CENTS
Bonnois md Bonnet trimmings. the very lales
touch, and ne many other nice things ns you car
fhink Of Please call and look for yourselves aud
don't take my word for H..
Cndiz, October 81, lsa9.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24

One OF TIE WoMEN.-There is
a woman in town that washed a
whole weeks washing, hung the
clothes out to dry, cooked three
meals, made a pair of pants, for her
youngest boy, darned her husbands
stockings, licked the baby like the
ID, had the cholera. cured herself
and then dyed four dresses in one
day. She was boss.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24

Tho neatold lady in Virginia, who
scrubbed through the floor and fell
into the cellar, is but one among the
many of tho very nice females with
which our country abounds. We
know good lady in New Jersey,
who whitewashed all the wood she
burnt; and another in Connecticut
who used three times a day to scour
the nose of her lap dog. Life in
Nclo York.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24
A DOCTOR CURED!

DR. j. W FRENCH, Of HEsdale hlsdre county, MiefigaA
uhou the Isl OF Jauury lBI9 lollows have been
in hs regular practice OF medicine in this place for nine years.
hut Obliged to quit tie practice Of profession In
of i'll health. severely afflicted with Chronic
Dgne Of ne Lungs, convince me that HAD THE Con.
SUMPTION pgs doubt coughed almost ncessuny night and
day. and had pains aud In my chest side and
breast tried tie remedies recommended BY the most sRf1l
Of the profession all effect excepting the nausea and de-
hiy caused by them. preudced against patent edi-
cncs, and have no faith in Them generally But was
nducedas an experiment more han through ahto try a
do here acknowledge for the benefit of the afflicted whom
may serve, that the effect Of its the
effect Of III all my pracce Ny cough Immediately relieved
and about eigh days free from cough
0f the chest and pain and now consider and nys
GwEIL MAN"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24
Encourage Home Manufactures
cAnTz FOUNDRY.

IT NHEsuhscriber respectfully informs his friends
4 and the public generally than having purcha-
sell the Cadia Foundry, he has enlarged the estaI-
lishment, and procured new and splendid stock
OF patterns, from which he can make astings Of
every description. lie is now prepared to cast, ON
the shortest notice, PLOUGH CASTINGS every
pattern now in use, The pHtent lever Plough. which
is considered by those whohave used it as superior
to all others. is always kept on hand, and will he
sold at Wheeling prices FOR CASH. Farmers
would do well to call and examine this plough be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. All kinds OF HOLLOW
WARE, CANON STOVES, CRATES utaIl sizes.
&c, &c, always on hand.
ROBINSON'S PATENT COOKING
STOVE. 4
Thisarticle is destined to take the place Of all
other stoves for culinarypurposes II surpasses all
former improvements for compactness. economy
and convenience. The oven occupies lene th
Of the stove The fire chamber is constructed unon
the top of the oven to bring the hcatinto inn
mediate contact with the boilers. and by means OF
descending hues, the heated airis made to pass q
round the oven. giving il perfectly even heat. by
which bread without being turned will bake on the
bottom and top, and on all sides alike perfectly
as can be done in any brick oven, rendering this
stove preferable to any ever before offered to the
public.
COAL COOKING STOVE.
Io also manufactures very neat and convent.
Mt coal cooking stove, which is highly extolled
! by all those whohnvc used it. The subscriber. IL
we're necessary, could publish recommendations
OF scores of persons wh re now using both o f the
above stoves.
Please call at the CadizFoundry Mt the west en-
lof town. ELbHY SCOTT.
N. b. Old metal receivedin exchange for Cast
ngs, at Wheeling prices. aug 20-y E. S.