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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-18
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CADIZ, OHIO.

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CADIZ, OHIO.
One square west The Public Builtlings. form
etSf occupied b ThouAs Z. Vincent
u TTNHE spBScRIBER having lAiel
fttt III rented this essabliShment, hn
hsfs 4reroynpesi md put Il IN complete rePai
land fusIlished il with entirr new Furn
Iars. Thia hoase is luenzed ii she ihost Plenshl
and business part ol tie t0wH. .
THE STABLES are extensiFe, aBd have ai,'
been thoroughly repaired, aAd viii ~ ri hiuet
provided with the best Of pFevsndeI, pss ai'ehue'
by careful and ubliging h0sileTs.
Connected with the establishments, u large m
extenaiye WAGON YARD, (the best an Oauli
and suifable for MOnageries and CIfsHses.
IIarins permanently located at The above stan''
the generally aud thetraveiling psoiic ma
resi- assured thatno pains viii be spared TO rcnde
those who iIaay favor the National iousc with
call as consSorSiIb1c ms possibe,by which means h
uiulersigned hones 20 merit and receive Il hbern
share o patronage. a.. ,......,.-....,
DROVERS accommodates with any amount 0
Slabling Required. 81" ...... .-,.. ..
BoARDfsRs received BY the week. month o
ysaf l%'3 i4
Suitable Rooms can bcfurniphsd FOR Private Pa
miles. Hi 10 .Is,: z't'W
have connected with the ahoye establishment
u LIVER Y STABLE. which. for style Of CAREI
ACES, and sa lcty OF loRsEs, canilet he SURPASSED
BY any establishment of tho kind'ln the county
tJ-CLARGES MODERATE.
-. +, aa THOMA McCUE.
CatliE, April II, l649 srsfl rs
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W0RLDyS SALNE,

1t opens those avenues 'hrougl, which nature
'arries off the impurities within. and thus relieve
The body Of tiSease, 1t is thus tnat it cures Con
'ump,ion. SoroiuIa, Fevcrs, lrresypeIaS. Asthma
Salt Rheum, sick Headache, Quinsy, sore Throat
2heumutisn. Scnlds, Pain in the Chest. side and
Back; Dyspepsia, l'osons sore Breast, Deafness
cutaneous Eluptons, sore Eyes, Innamaticn OF
the Bowels, Kidneys and nin. Burns, Chilblains.
Piles. Worms. Agucs, Cold Feet, LIVER Complaint.
Ulcers. oil Fever sores, and inflammation Of every
kind, without destroying the tone oiihe Stomach
as is generally done by the Introduction and con-
tinuancr Of fills and other nostrums.
II ia by arting upon this principle that it is
proved TO be one Of the mosI extraordinary mctli-
cines the world ever saw Its success in curing
disease 10 altogether unprecedented in the annals
of medical jurisprudence.
This We might demonstrate by the publication
of thousands of certificates from individuals oi
high stnnding in all parts OF the United States,
who have experienced its .ser s.alr,.. .....-
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IC re TnAN5l04p PERSONS CURED

T is upon The principle of Inscnsible PetspiTn-
4 tlon, ms exhibited ia this cut, that he human
'Ody delivers itself OF impurities and disease.
Tile blood being the life Of The Geah" according
Scripture, it must be kept pure to insure henlth
his il docs by is own beat and netion through
a allits wurn uuIIariicics. whi,h are Carried out
4 the sI stem, throrigh the pores oI the rkih.-
When, hOweveT, the skal becomes locked up from
lldden changes OF weather or any undue upplica-
ion of cold, all Il e mTors. and yIulont PARTICLES
f The blood aTc retained within and siekRess aud
lea;h mast fsiIIow All the long eatTlagHe of tli-
,cases are the result. We have under sath cir
.umstances. discovered remedy iha. will open
he pores ami assist the body tossss Of any Onen-
Ting humor. H IL 'usl ,j71't f'A'
IT. AIister's .AH-Hcaliag Ointment
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IN. Pop..ot e he esea, Az,seaa Kensdy ''varsnu,s
vsarT1sEt LIrHoSThrrTie MIrrvRr." iadaesd ~ -
urrsat sOli-iiuroas q ~ Assnls, hoaghsut the Una
stn,.s nud Canad, has nov
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FVTNwo horse Wagons, best cadis built for sale
II OF trads by j. y. WOOD.
Msy is, 1850
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MILLIKlN q GRIMES,

u IO sX, OhHOS
Is THE PLACE WHERE THEY ARE
TO BE HAD! .e.....
ETAVING received their extensive Spring md
Summer Stock, they will sell on the est
terms ever offered III this county, Theirass"tt'
ment being Of the very best. all who wish to NY
Goods with cash or good produce, will mi ke
money by calling on them. rhe following g 'u-
neration comprises small part of Ileir stock.
LAD DtES' PAR L l..
Bonne,s, Bonnet silks. dress silks and Salins,
f}areges-silk, silk aud woul, silk and coll IN {;
Lawns md ginghans, from 10 cents To 10 c'Il's
per ward; CalicOes-all descriptions. from s CTS
TO 25 per pard. meriuncs, ,;,lpaccns, dclaius, sl-
bet cloths, crane dcIain cambIcs; ,Shoes7-siii-
rs. hulEgaiters, slippers, Morocco boots 'nd
chlkren's shoes. all sizes and kinds; Stockings,
| doves, nilts rbbonsnnd flowers, ofcyery vhre-
~; besides thousand other articles iD. the wa
nr Dress Goods. 45O pARAso-. AND UHRaELl ,sy
GENTS DEPARTMENT. sl. q.
| Cloths, cassimcres, vestngs, hats and 'cravnts.
lie largest, best and chearCst assortment. .evei Of
| cred in Cadiz Brown and blcachct shcciinS
| aud shrting, drillings, cottnnade, French style
Linen and cotton goods, new article ana ~
very DY. Carpeting nd carpet sacks
GROCERIES, OF all kinds. atri,er prices, VIII
| 1 grea variety of other Goods not named he,e.
TOONE AND ALL, we say, come and d''al
with us, and we will warrant you to return hSine
n good hunor with yourselves and evoly body
.Ee. MILLlkIN s. GRIMES.
Iudiz, April II, l550--ly.
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spattInK HIOOa.

Dn. g. P. TowNaEND--l verify believe yorr SaTsa-
Parilla has been the means through Providence, Of
saving my life. have for several years had q bad
Cough. Il became wore and worse. AZ last ] raised
large quantities Of blood had night swsats and was
greatly debitsted and reduced and did not expect to
I've. have only used your sarsaparilla short time,
and thers has wonderful change been wrought 10
no blood. and my cough has lefs me. You can well
Imagine that am thankful for these results. Your
ebedisht servant WM Russell 6S CathsrinS.SI
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Rheumatism.

l. bases. ....r Blaekvelfs Island, Sept. IA, le4T
DR. g. P. TowKpEND--Deai Sir hare suffered ter
Fibly for nne years wth the Rheumatism considera-
BILE Of the time could not eat, sleep or walk had
the utmost distressing pairs, and my limbs were ter.
ribly swollen have used four bottles Of your Sarsa-
pa illa and they have done me than one thou
sand dollars worth Of good, am so much better-in-
deed am entirely relieved. You at liberty 10
use this for the benefit Of the afflicted. -9 iD
Yours respectfulIy. JAMES CUMMINGS
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x CASKS Winter SPorm OIL, blenchcIl, \ 80
~ nnblcached. o
slle by jnIc s.. JAS. PAUflL & Co.
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Hobensack's Worm Syrup.
Tane Nv Or I1l i,

| =
! How shocking the idea OF Il humnn being, pin
ing awny miserable existence with such n mon
ster prn ying upOn the vilals OF life. While others
will excite your fears to sell their spurious nrtcs
with no evidence Of their virtues. And to show
the unprecedented success and established repu-
tation of Hoornsack's Worm Syrup, we will here
Jet sufferer tell his own tale of woe and EXPIRE ss
Ithe generosity of his noble soul in strains OF graf
Iitude for lis relief from the messenger Of Death
aud who Affirmed and snhcrihrd before Justice
OF the Peuce in the county ol Philadelphin.
Williamson, Camden county, NJ.
MEssRs HoBEssAcK. the blessing OF
kind providence, send you these few lines. inor-
ming you of the ondernIl effects Of your Worm
Syrup. Having been attended by fourteen differ
ent Doctors. without receiving any benefit. and
hraring Of the wonderful cures performed by your
Worm Syrup, was inpnced TO try il, mud upon
taking tho tenth boItlc ! was much relieved by
passing tape worm 27 feet in Jcngth My iaith
nj that time becoming 60 much in lis favor, and
my wife being unwrll, induced her 10 try il, and
to her utter astonishincnt she passed stomach
worms aud wns restored to henith. l havo used
/ with my children, two OF whom were much nl-
6icod aud large number OF worms were puased
by both with almost nn imInediate restoration 10
health. YEA MANS PAUL.
AHguat 18th, ls49.
County OF Philadelphia, SIS. e-E
Personally appeared before me, the sub'ctiber
one Of the Aldermen in and for the snid county.
the above named Yeamans Paml. who. after being
duly affirmed according to law, doth depose md
cay, that the above statement is list and true il
very particular.
Affirmed and subscribed before me, this 18th
NY OF August, ls49
SAML. ENGARD. Alderman.
! The nbove certificate we deem sufficient to sat.
sfy all nnd To The afflicted We would say, use IL
other while Iobensacks' Worm Syrup can be had
PHILADELPHIA.
For sale By J Bean, J. p. Hood and Snyder s.
MeCarmiek, CIdis, and Merehaatt generally.
throughout The itats.
| October 90, 1850.
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DR. s p. TowNsEEp--DeaE Sir: have a little girl
seven years Of age who has been several Year,
afflicted with Fits tried almost every thing for
her, but without success; at last although we could
and Recommendation in your circulars for cases like
kers we thought Al she was in very delicate health,
would give her some of your SaIsaParla, and are
glad did, for not only restored her strength but
she has had return Of the Fits TO very great
pleasure and surprise She is fast becoming rugged
and healthy for which we feel grateful.
YeaTs respectfully, JOHN BUTLER, Jh.
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Reduced the Price
0HK DOLLAR.

Of his popular and vel Known arsls and from 'ss aH-
hsncsGorth. he viii pat ~ bat iEs onI.-hn aaaa
hal,ls..--tha ratal pIice win Be- n II L.. IL
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CADTZ FoWMnRY.

Encourage Home Manufacture
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JEWEa"r a. pEffA AkD.
ATToRNEYS 4 COUHSEI.LflRS AT Law,
AND SOLICITORS IN .GtfANGERf,
CABIZ .Ot1l0:s
HAying fsFnsd a pnrmership in The Praslies o
hhes pralsass,a. viii prolRPll. att nd to Sil baai
aS<ss rnsp.issed 10 tiIeiI care. y-r..f-
(.naiz, April II. ls49--te ...-
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H. ?. PULIN0. NJ. D. lli
J. WILSON, N. D. r,.,
r. D. BRIGGS, NJ D.
Z. Z. ELMENDORF, AZ. b.

Aiheny, April !, 1881 fH t s4Aif 1'H'9 Y
AsEsTs.--tadding 4 Co., No. slsts-stFset nnA
tiu T. Kiddsr, Ne 100 coeFtstreet Boston sannel
kiddsT, JF.. Lowell Henry Pratt Salem James y,
0Fssn, Worcester; Anisoa 4 oault Concord J.
sksnis gsnsrslly ihFouEoat he unilsd siatss WEE,
iedlss ~ the cnaadaa, 5suata W y, ,saa Al,
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E1tsl FItsIi FIts!li

De- 8. r. TOWNSEND, not having tested his Ssrsa-
paris in Of Fits Of course, never recommended
H. and was surprised 10 receive the following from
intelligent and respectable Farmer in Wesehestsr
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-07

assuming TO judge Of their conduct, will
undertake in their turn 10 Judge of our
conduct. We ought TO recollect that, with
the sole exception of France, whose con.
diion is yet somewhat obscured in doubt
and uncertainty as to the fate of repuo-
lie which she has established, we stand
solitary and alone amidst all the Powers of
the earth, an example Of free Govern
ment, and that we should not venture 10
give TO other nations even pre.ext, much
less cause, to separate themselves from
us, by undertaking to judge Of their con.
duct, and applying TO them rule accord
ing TO which we may denationalize nation
after nation, according as their conduct
may be found 10 correspond with our no.
lions and judgments of what is right and
proper in The administration of human af-
fairs. Sir, it does not become us to take
such perilous and unnecessary grounds,
and ! trust that we shall not adopt such a
course.
/ see no necessity for referring this
resolution to a committee. think it
wonld be unwise to adopt it, and trust
that the Senate will at once negative the
resolution; or, if it should be referred,
contiding in the sound judgment Of the
Committee on Foreign Affairs in anticipa-
tion, feel perfectly sure of the rejection
Of the resolution by the committee.
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REQUIEM FOR LAFAYETTE.


Hrs gone to his home! Like well ripened shear,
The ear in its fulness and sere in its leaf
The angels have borne him with Joy 10 the skies;
The portals Of heaven have closed on their prize.
He's gone. like the sun at the dying Of day,
When shades veil the earth, his light faes away!
In greatness he rose. and in glory he shone,
ill Claimed by the world, while the world was his
own.
He's gone, like the waters in brightness that flows
While verdure and flowers clothe their banks as
they go,
Till, forth IL the deep. in their grandeur they rolls
He's gone 10 the ocean, the home Of his soul;
HE'S gone and the nations in saccfoth are dressed;
They mingIe their tears round the place OF his rest:
But none, like Columbia. fingers To weep,
The friend of her youth, with his fathers asleep.
He watched o'er her chillhood--he saw her young
form.
Arise in its beauty, 'mid darkness and storm.
Her sighs. like an orphan's, are heavily drawn,
While speaks the cold marble, sHe's gone! he is
gone.S
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THE SEER.

BY }. o. wHITTIER.
hear the far-of voyagei's horn,
! see the Yankees trail
His foot on every mountain pass,
On every stream his sail.
He's whiting round st Mary's Falls,
Upon his loaded vain;
He's leaving on the Pictured Rocks,
His fresh tobacco stain.
hear the mattnck in the mine,
The axe-stroke in the dell,
The clamor from the lodge,
The Jesuips chapel belll
Isee the'ewarthv trappers come
From Mississippi's springs;
And war chiefs with their painted brows.
And crests of eagles wings.
Behind the scared sauaw's birch canoe,
The steamer smokes and raves;
And city lots arestaked for sale
Above old Indian graves.
BY forest, lake and waterfall,
see the pedlat's show
The mighty mineling with the mean,
The lofty with the low.
near the tread OF pioneers,
OF nations yet to be
The first low wash Of waves where soon
Shall roll human sea.
The rudiments of empire here,
Are plastic yet and warm;
The chaos Of mighty world
Is rounding into form.
Each rude and jostling fragment soon
Its fitting place shall find
The raw material Of a state r.s..
Its muscle and its mind.
And westering stil,, the star which leads
The New World in its train,
Hes tipped with fire the icy spears
Cf many mountain chain.
The snowy cones OF Oregon
Are kiudled in It's way;
And Caifofnia's golden sands
CLEAN brighter i'll its ray. ...-
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Culture OF the Onion.

There is no vegetable, of whose proper
culture the Southern people understand
so little, as She Onion. What would be
thought OF the industry or the farming
qualities of our people, should we see OF,
the arrival Of every steamboat at our
wharves, bushels of sweet potatoes,
brought from New Jersey or The West
And yet, this is as good climate 10 raise
the Onion in its greatest perfection, as the
sweet potatoe. There are three kinds OF
seed, all Of which are good in their way.
In the first place it must be promised, that
ground selected for Onions, is rich, very
rich, as the Onion is great feeder. The
manure should be we'll rotted, and well
ding in; and ashes and soap suds applied
10 the bed, from time to time, even when
the Onions are growing. is great invig-
orator. The first two kinds of seed to be
planted are the Sc, and the Button. The
Set is a small Onion, raised from the
black seed, at the North. 1t is there
planted late, and not allowed TO nature
Here it may be planted from October TO
March, and as il makes no seed the first
year, will make Il superior Onion for the
table in May and June. 1t makes a sim
gle solid bulb, and is altogether superior
to those raised from buttons, as the button
in good soil will make tho button again on
the top, which in great measure destroys
the value Of the bulb. When quantity
is alone looked to, the button is easily
produced in this climate, and is e:sily
saved. and may be planted like the set,
from October to March, but the earlier the
better.
The next, and best for general crop,
TO save for winter use, is the black seed.
These put in the ground from Is; January
to mid lie oi March, and il they are pulled
when fully matnred. dried in the shade,
and either punched and hing up; or
spread on a floor where they can have air,
they will keep as well here as at the North.
Care must be take;, TO have good seed !;
and to test them, soak them tHenty-four
honrs in milk warm water. Ii they are
good, they will show the germ. Let the
rows in The bed be about fourteen inches
apart, and pnt in a single seed, four inches
par, in the rows. II they come up we'll, g,
every other one must be thinned out
Stir the ground frequently with the hoe,
and fine large, single, solid bulbs, will be
the reward Of Your labor.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-07

A shrewd farmer in the Vermont Leg
islatnre declined answering a speech Of .
member who was remarkable for nothing
but his frothy and pugnaeious impudence
and self-conceit, thus-"Mr Speaker,
cant't reply to that ERE speech, for il al
ways wrsnches me terribly to kick ~
nothing
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FHy 0SC's
FITZ HENRY WARREN.

Punch suggests that in compliment 10 Cen. Hsy.
nau, the word aheinousness', should in future be
spc pcled--sstdyrausness.n
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-07

Among the comparatively few ladies' in
California, is Mrs Or Livermore, {late of
Galena,) daughter Of Mr. James Smith Of
this county. Or L. and family went over
land, and were seen at Sacramento City,
housekeeping in tent. by Mr. Ha'nmonds,
Of this city. A letter received in Galena,
from Mr. Lcrrain of that city, now in CAL
ifornia, says: ...
"Livermore and his lady are here, but
think he will return to what is called the
Dry Dissines. lie told me to-day that if
he was as we'll situated in the States as he
had been, lie would willingly relinquish
all his claims to California"
Mr. Lorrain advises that no one come 10
California, who is doing we'll at home
dubuque Tribune.
----sk=~~-
The Gov. of n. York recommends the
= y. l.,,,s,, HE
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rosr OFFICE DErARrMRr1, I
,,o;,t,n,,t nE.o noo C1 1cf0 z

SIR: The Postmaster General, after
careful consideration of the question - to
the right Of Po>,nasters that have tho.
privilege of franking, 10 frank letters to
publishers Of newspapers covering money
for subscriptions or the names Of subscri-
bers, has decided, that when The Postmas-
ter is agent for the publisher, he has the
power to frank such letters, and his agen-
cy will be presumed from the fact that he
franks them. As no Postmaster has any,
authority 10 frank these communications
but when he is such an Agent, il is proper
10 regard him as acting in that capacity
when he so conducts, until information is,
received TO the contrary. In doing this,
business. the Postmaster must be regarded.
as entirely the agsnt Of the publisher and
not the Department.
Very respectfully &c., -
FITZ HENRY WARREN.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-07

Franhing Privilege Of Postn'asters.---
The following important letter is in reply
to one from the editor of the New York
Mirror: -.+-n-..-. 4
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DIR .sO7lsa n. Henry.

YTsENDERS his professional services 10 the cit-
/. u zens of Burlington and its vicinity.
y, Es-Ofice in the Basement of his new building
on Corner of 4fi street nnafhe Public square. Resi-
Aencc in the same building.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-02-07

The Gov. of n. York recommends the
homestead exemption policyin his message.
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Alfred Clarke

i HEhLER in Hardware, Dry Goods. Groceries,
IL Boots, shoes and Raaay-maae Clothing. etc.
south side cJccrson street t,bctwcen Main and Water
streets, Burlington, Iowa. Dec 81, 1913
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t l.. PARSONS. JOSHUA CoPP. {. D.. PARSONS
far>Oa>. S'epD a. Parsons.
INORW ARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Il Front aai J,ferson Streets. BURLINGTON IOWA.
DEALERS IN Dry-Goois Groceries. Hardware.
Qucensware, Boots and Shoes, Drugs and Medi-
tlnes, Dye -Stuils, Paints. Oils, etc. etc.
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u. r.. AbrnssHgass
81. o.. GriWifhs 4 CO.

M HOLESALE D ,alers in Hardware. Cutlery,
- Nails and Builders Hardware. jefferson ST.,
burlington, stand formerly occupied by Wesley
Jones. burlington. Nay 20, 1919
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-" HOLESALE AND RETAIL. Dealer in prt:rs.
w Medicines. Paints. Dge Gt5s. Putty, IFiudoc
Glass, &C.. Sc. Jefferson Street. Burlington Iowa.
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NJ. EH. TEassYG.

GENERAG AGENT and Commissio Merchant,
- Jefferson, between Main and Water streets,
Burlington, Iowa.
al DEALER IN staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Ii
quors, Boots, shoes, etc. etc.
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.. q. LAUMAS GEO. C. LAuMAN
=. ~. E.ausnan IL Eeasher.
FORWARDING and Commission MrRcH.N-s,
C corner Front and Jefferson streets. Burlington.
Iowa. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods.
Groceries, Hardware, Queenswarc, Boots. Shoes,
Hats. Caps. ETC., etc.