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The Inconvenience of being Lioni.ed.

An exchange paper has the following Oh the in- coavenencs of being lioaised by one who had saf- fered in that way.
 "T, isa fine ,hiag,' says \. in his rambling. a1eru ous way Co tarral: ant swing hats, and beside the carnage of some distinguished PsTsoBagr and cfosi asounA to catch his careless words, mark his bearing anu shake his hand, so long As you ean fall hack al pleasure, make way for others apd go about your basiness bu, oniy Ihink o the poor iss low who can't qaii when he has hsd enough ol .his -stio mus; stand up to be gazsd si. though weary and travel soied, when he would gladly sit dosn unseen; wbo must talk when he wouii be siieni, and hs voted ioOl if he don't make prctnnd res- uon.s to tns remark that ;hls s hae weather; who must si, ap when he would gladly be in bed; who caa,t take A step without having hundred eager eyes upon hlm, who is not supposed 10 possess any ol the iI,jrmies the requirements oi our mate rial being: who mnst make speech when he has nothing ln the world 10 say aBd oiople started thai suggested my thing; who must swestly sn,ie be- cause lot of strangers are staring at him, though ous of them las just SC, iron het heavily CD bi' iehdeEest com, and who can't be allowed tae sitn- pie indulgence of staying al an inn, because some body covsis he honor of entertaining hiH--No. observes MT. Nokeson, waxing warm at the con. temptation of isis by-geRe sufs-rings !" t IS barn ing shame that "a ths agr oi sgual and increasing aversion to cruelty io animals this habit ot Lenis ing is not abolished or Diiigaea. Fos ny own part the temporary agony l saiteret. as a eub, hs taught me keenly to feel for any who may be ex hib.ted as fall-gFewn specimens of the Royal Asla
 King of the jungle. Heneefnrh. whoever is rissse'
 to 10 so. may take for sn sss. hu wo so hin wh ] sE.mpts ts sxhihis me as lion .''
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Lille Rock EOunderx.

vINHIS establishment has been fitted op and pat
 \ h order for business. wheTo all work ia tlIs, line will be lhaaklaliy received aai promptly exs- cuted. Those having orders on hand ean ea'caste on being filled daFing this aud the ensuing week when to send Tor them itbsui further nolics from me
 A Lafhs, suitable for tarni8g Iron and Brass. has also been fitted up of sntEicioat size to finish all te small work manufactured here for the present.; with the further assurance that soon the Foun- dsry ia in faIl aud successful operation, wisl si- tack .o the sn2iae Lashe of suitable proportions for iurBiag shaft for inc largest class of steam boats running the Arkansas river; when hope te be prepared 10 finish ell tho work we make, ia | manner satisfactory to thoss who may favor use with their orders ROSWELL BEEBE
 Little Rock, Oct. 2. iSS0. D.
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Little Rock FOundery
ANp hI.AASNTTIl shUP, AT THE STEAMROAT LANDING.

AT THE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
 gVNHE unaersg guei having saeeeded in employing \ 6isf-rate wofknea. atd mskieg arrangements for supply ei iron and other materials. a rate. lower than heretofore purchased, is nOw prepared to execa's all orders in that line. at prices greatly below those heretofore charged al ihis esssbismen Ali work will be fAi,hfuIiy executed gBdet my i'm. msdiale Inspection warranted 10 be equal to any this eity-6 finished at ,h" time promised. withoat Ait Orders from sBy pau of the coanlry wIH be thankfully received md promptly executed m lhe best manner aDd al tee cheapest city rates. The river risss sGf.iceni 10 asrspori materials. Try
 sept 2l, lsj9-3tf ROSWELL BEEBE.
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ROCK HOTEL.
BY MAJOR pEI,IIAM

IMMEDIATELY below the State House. GsazA \ corner oi Main and Elm siseet., LITTLE 2 .s ROCK, ARx, viii b. bstiss fitted up ior -Ll members oi the Legislature and visitor. 10 the city during he winter. than i: ever has bsen--hsyins more five p'aess, stores, Sc.. 5e
 Those visiting the city will do wei 10 stop a ih. RocK HoreL, II they wish tp sleep comfortably. and be convenient 4a the State H5a~. Also to fare upen the best the market ah)rds. snd served ap brown and nice.
 Attached 10 the Hotel is Dagusrtisa gallery, ana Reading Room, containing large collection o political and literary papers. iro'n taTlous parts o the United States.
 LITTLE RocK, 0et. 7,h, 1850.
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"LIND sTOCK"-Quo,ed.


 Jenny has sung and the question is momentary asked, ''That do you think Of herr" Now we are no musical critic, being far better vcrsed in shorts 'longs,' 'bears, 'buls,' 'iame ducks aud such other Wal-st animals, than in 'cadenzas,' 'bravu- ras, 'forgatss,' etc. yet feel that in our own fashion we must answer the query.
 Her notes then, we quote undeniatly 'aboye par The issue, though not secured by State Stocks, and such like perishable commodities, have yet. discount clerks would say, "a good baker She draws 'ad libitum.' on Nature, and from our brief transitions with her, we should deem her account there unlimited, and her drafts never liable 10 dishonor,
 We have had the good fortune to hear most of the Opera performers who have been before our public. but Jenny is like none Of them-No. not a particle! Sine is emphaticay 'sEi geasris, and therefore not to be measured by comparison She is not, as some iancy-cravet penDy-a-iiners won,'i have us believe, the Queen of Song,'-fGr such a pf vfx would imply that she merely pre- sides over that which has been heretofore crea- ted; but she is iSe procer or creater of her own co,nnoditv.-a conn, ,0dity of which there are not, and never has been any samples, excepting her own in the market Jenny appeals to the heart with irresistible power. Her 'o'terngs' cannot be refused One may button nP his coa'. ahd ioid a's arms across his breast, anciediy secure h mo pa noply of critical resolve but ai her hrst notes, Inc frost of criticism dissolve, and ere the ieI on the dial can lake ten snort steps, the arms drop laA te coat is pierced lss, over The heart, and she has fouad the little joker and loads t captive, Her voice, in the.extreme scope from dolce 10 'fortis simo, from 'andAnie' tO 'staccato, is clear. pure nataral. with no baze. no scream, DO under done attempt al inapp,eciabe 'bravurs'-in brief, with not one lineament of schooling pcrceptible iu oay single phaze of it's execution And then her laugh. An! that is positive, paiPable wlchery: The Ina, 'hs, In the Echo Song is without parallel la the entire range of things bearing name. IL alone is worth tho prics of admission 10 any who would know what laugh really can do We have heard a sleek coated 5lr laugh. after tossing some cor- nered bear to the tune of $l0.000 in well plan led 'do;' but that laagh though giiteriagly coin like in it's modulations, Is yet q mere mockery to the cachination executed by sweet Jenny. The Nightingale is glorious, radiant. good. and the produce ol an entire new stock In the exchange of song. Bsrnum, in giving us Jenny. has proved himself regular 'brck'-not a by slack baked four dollar concern-but a smooth, by F hard bsEst, facing, article. sseis TEiPier might well wish to pat n the choicest jam or coping of the new Hall.
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More Cincinnati Goods.

LUST RECEIVED. per steamer "Pontiac." sh' sB following artices;
 25 Bbls Family Flours
 25 Whiskey;
 2O Seed Potatoes;
 Cider Vinegar;
 90 Kegs Pure White Lead:
 II Boxes Tobacco. 5s and ss. 9 Bags Shot, assorted sizes; l.7Oa Pounds Cotton Yarn, assorted Nos.
 Boxes Dutch Msdder;
 Is Kegs Naiis and 800 pounds bar Lead. Terms CASH A J HUfT. Little Rock June II, 1850. - Main Street.
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Arkansas River Packet.

THE light draugh' fas, running HVa~~ D \ sveaner ST, FRANCES D. ~y$8 s. JAnEs, Masifr, will ply al present ass Regular Packet, between Napoleon and Little Rock, and between Napoleon and Fort Gibson, as soon ss tte s,age of water will permit
 Shippers and merchants, having msrehandss stored along The river, al the mouth, by sending written orders for the same, may rely on receiving them promptly, ss thss the ouly boat that go throug gh m low water, Passengers will be well eommodatet and wei treated.
 This boa,has been thoroughly overhanled. and has the certificates ot the U $ Inspector cf the Port of Cincinnati and the Inspector Of the Board of under writers that she is sound. and m ali respects sea worthy, and fit for transportation of Freight or Pas sengers.
 Sept 2i. 1850. 3-4H.
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REED.

At the residence of Dr. R. L Dodge. in this city on Inc Both ult., by tie Rev. ". P. Ra,cliF, the Rev. ALEXANDRA REID. Missionary to the Choctaws, to ELIzAoErH L. daughter of the late Charles J Graham, of Newark NJ.
 ln this city, on Tuesday evening last, by the Rev W. P. Ralcf. Mir. RICHARD BRAcG. 10 Miss ElrA- NOR, daughter of Mir Bsrryman-alI of this city
 The bride can Bragg of having fine, industrious young man for husband.
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ArLan>as River Packet.

TTNHE entirely ne1 steamer PON- Hee-s~ A \ TAG, l.. WARDEN, Hasier. .k=+Fsss will resume her regular trips ia theusZ1zzssszssz Arkansas river, on the first rise of water, and con tinus in the trade during the season.
 The NEW Pouttac, Is an A No. l boat. of very light draught. built expressly for the trade. and is fitted oat with all Inc late improvements calculated to give comfort and safety 10 passengers.
 For freigh; or passage. appyio
 T. D. MERRiCK & co .fgeats. Sept, ,. 1850. 7--52-9w
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Another Hero of san Jacinto Gone.


 JAMES Y. BRISBANE departed this life on the morning of ths 2Jd of September, at tbs residence of John Jester, Esq. in koekpoF,, Hot Spring CO.,, Arkansas Of the early life Of inc deceased, noth- ing is known to the writer About the time that Texas determined 10 throw off the yoke of Mexican bondage, we hear of his having left the home Of his youth. and espousing the cause of the oppressed. lie was al many hard fought battles. as the plains Of Fort Goiad and San Jacinto witness. After Texas had gained her liberty, he joined the Rangers, and continued to be one of her protectors even af ter the Lone Star had been joined with our own beautiful constellation, and when Mexican insoleuce had again become intolerabs, and the eaqu airy was made "who will gol' he said " here sm !, send me" Let Resaca de Ia Palma, and other well tough, fields bear witness to his patriotism and bravery. But alas, how he snatcbed away; while the laurel was yet fresh his brow, and although he died far away from his relatives, he died among those who watched by his bed and at tended with parental care, brotherIy love, or with the affection of child.
 His funeral took placs at o'clock. NJ. the citizens of Rockport and vicinity attended in mass At ; o'clock company was formed and mars saaiied into ranks by J. D. Pollock who marched with arms reversed to the beautiful grove selected by the deeeascd for his last resting place short eulogy was delivered by tie marshal of the day. after which the hero and soldier was inferred with the honors of war, amidst the tears of regret shed over the grave of departed worth. J, D. ?.
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Fatality of cherekse Agents.

Gu. Of ten persons who have held the ofic. of Cherokee Agent. only one is known 10 be alive. Judge Brown. who has gone 10 California. The following are tie names ot ths gentleman, who have held ihis effice, Messrs. Lovely. Lewis. Bfeafly. Duysl v4shon, Stokes. P. M. Batter. MeKissick, Bto~R. and Dr. Wm. Butler. D.. B. died last week .--FcTf Sm2A Hsrald. l.
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Jenny Lind'. Taird Concert.

lake the follOwin from ,slegraphic dispatch ,'m Ne" York, 10 ths Baltimore Son, et ths 18th September;
 ~ tsos Of space was lsft enoccupled at tn. sAeef' si Castle Garden last evening, and the nam.
 present Is estimated ct seven thousand. Tn, spps''seudom were visible Ia poin, of audi.pee ros'smms, execution and Inspiration, it wa. Inc ssa'esi Concert ever held in New York Tn. concerts for this week ars ts be held on Thurs- r. ana saturday evenings after which, two for in u, VIII conclude her present performance ,a 'hs city, til her return from Boston M.a'I1. keadleas. wy " my i''a's CT The
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JOHN D. ADAN MS, COMPASSION AID FORWARDING MERCHANT,

BRICK CORNER, LOWER STEAMBOAT LANDING,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. Y EEPS constantly on hand 'srge and general f assortment Of Dry Goods, Clothing. Hard- ware, Queensware, Hats and Gaps, Boots ard shoes, saddlery, stationary, Groceries, Produce, &c., &c.; all of which will be sold very cheap for CASH.
 Oct. I, ls59-s-i-n
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NOTICE.

' HAVE. at some trouble sad cos,. gsared my \ Mui, so thai it will grind and sa~ al the same tine. Persons who may wish corn groaud, can have 1t done al any time they will send Hereafter shsii have ho particular day for grindiSz That there may be misa sders.suding. the of ieil charged is ons-thire ortwenty five per busiel.
 Jaiy i5. ls50.-i5 II D. Il. BINGHAM.
 Dem Cay
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NEw oRLEANa MAnkErs.

TRuE DELTA OFFICE, Sept, 26, 1850 C5t,o1--The Canada's letters came to hand this morning, and proved of rather unfsvora5ls tenor Although there was fair inquiry in our market the sales did no exceed 750 bales, al about yes.er. day'I figures:
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DIED,

After lingering Illness of five weeks, at the Cherokee Agency. near Fort Gibson, C, x ., on Tuesiay, Sept. 2ith. 1850, Dr. W,n. Buiier Charo- kee Agent, ia the 6lsiyear of his age Gas S Dem
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BacOy,! Bacon '!

R EeIs.. ED, this day, from csnwsy ccHniy, a 1 3,sG., lhs, ehoice Bacop, ronsisiing of Hasd- lings, nans and shonleefs, and for ssle. ea eena- ,nis..en. a, Al. HuTTs.
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Entertainment for Members
 Of Ghe Legislature.

' PROPOSE 10 aecomOdate eight fen members I of the mex, General, Assembly with bcardiaE and lodging. at my house. uPon ths most reasonable terms, during the session; also. to provide boaat- faIiy atmy
 LITER STABL for all horses left In my charge. My supply of hay corn fodder Ne, is abundant, aad my personal attention will hs given 10 the accommodation Of man and horse. DAVID SHELTON.
 i.ittle Rock. Oct l, lS5o.--4-tf
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f"SAPIENTIA PR.ESTAT oMNIBUS EMALECOLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
 Tulip, Dallas cocn'Y, Ark.
r GIL l. T Y

FA CU TY. JOHN s. GARyIN. PriReiga! and Professor q Collegiate DepsyimsEt.
 actress sf Academic DepartmeHt Mrs MARGARET COOK, Insirue.rsss of Prl- nzry Department and Goetrness. SENIOR F. GARCIA. PFofssor of Music snd Modern Laagaagss.
 Tuition per session of 2I Weeks--Payable
 in Advance. Collegiate Department, Ancient Classics, Spanish French. or Italian. ,....................S .S25 00 Soanizh, French. or English course. ...... % % Academic Department. i,....,.......p-.... l5 10 Primary ................ " ou Ornamental " Painting and Drawing, 10 %
 Needle and fancy work, ! % Musical Vocal and Instrumental, a 00 [ SC of instrume ht,. t,......-.........'... u5 Boarding, including fuel. washing, lights &c, Slo per mouth. Pupils will be charged from the lime of entrance 10 the close of the session. No dsduetion will be made in the rates of tuition, except in cases of pro- tracted Illness JOHN ;, GABFlN, Sept. 2i. ls51.-S3 1T. Priacipat
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SEw oaLEANs cLAsArlcArIox

Io51eco-We hear of the sale Of 67 hhds, as fol- lows: lS admitted at : l5, and rgs at 5tsc. We are also told tast lot ei 500 hhd. Mason County was sold as usually on private terms.
 FlOur-1he only sale which irsnspifed was that of l06l bbs St. Louis al Si 25--bay~rs generally waiting for The landing othis day s heavy receipts
 CorH--Saes 300 sacks mixed at 52c; 300 yellow a 5i; 2j0 at 8, 100 mixed ani white al 5S; and 100 whi'e a, COG.
 O1ts.--lss sacks St. Louis sold al 50c.
 BraA-7sg sacks were sold at 75
 La'd.--3Ij kegs poor, No, 2 were sold al :, and AGO kegs poor No. at 6e.
 Baeoa,- Sales 2l casks sides at s $; 20 al 51f. ant 4i casks shoulders, in three lots at 475c
 B1sgtag and Rope.-5o pieces sgd as mSny coils were sold al l53 and 6 c, on time, adding interest
 CcFr.-D4nand active. Sales l 50 bags fair Rio ll14c 1925 prime al l214; 200 al I2ls; l6O Lag. uayra al l2l@@ and l50 Java a, l3c.
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XXnil.Street Criticism.

The annexed extracts from l'hompsou's Bank Note Reporter" show how Jenny Lind strikes the money changers in that sonIess locality. Baak Note Reporter may appear odd field for a musi- cal criticism. but after all being "CouRterfeit de- tec;or" i, may be considered proper touchstone for Jcnny's notes as for iha, of Bank She is, il ufi ha ssau prnaounced s,gennfns
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-08

tS- Don't make au ass of yourself just because you know bow. Save your talent for holidays and wsdding parties.
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Question for Debating society.

Which is ths most proud. girl with her first beau. or woman with her first baby 9-Poyis4 mouta Hhig.
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kk eeissd, and for sale. by
 Sept. S. VIM. 5. WAIT. CrGAR.-5 Hhds. received and for sale by - August l2. VIM. D. WAIT. ELOuR go Bbis. "O'Fslloa Mills" H COFFEE --iG bags. Rio;
 RiCE.--l Caski received, and fer sale. by Aug. s. VIM, T. WAIT
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Little Rock Foundcry.

WASH paid for old Iron. Brass. Copper and Zine AL Oat. 6. ,5g--5u ROSWELL BEEsE,
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Teas.

\ FIRST ra'e article Q! Green and Black Teaa A for sale at FAThERLY < CLEMENTS.
 August. AZ
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Bacon! DacOn!!

AG 4sIw ponnfis nfN rate Side and Shoulder Bacon, together with /
 2.7OO pounds Ham@& for family use. put up 6t Cod. E F. Howard, and warranted equal 10 the - bes, Cincinnati Hams. for : sale low, by A.
 Little Book. Sept. 6. is5
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He'd Tick.

ktOOas. ID EcEiVED, per mail boat, , cases gcsd 1C Boots N
 Atsoy N IS sacks Coffee, for sale. cheap, al Aug. 6. Al. fIUTT's.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-04
Encourage Home Manufacturers
CADTZ FOUNDRY.

NHEsubscribcr respectfully informs hisrriends
u and the public generally thnt having purcha
sc the Cadiz Founilry he has enlarged the cstat,.
lisllment and procured Il new and splendid stock
Oi patterns from which he can nuke Castings pt
every description. lie is now prepared to cast. un
the shortest notice. PLOUGH CASTING IS OF eysTy
pallcrnnow IN use. The patent lever Plough, which
is considered by those who have used il as superior
to all others, is always kept on hand, and will he
sold nj Wheeling prices FOR CASH. Farmers
would do well to call and examine this plough he
fore purchasing elsewhere. All kinds oCiIOLLOW
WARE. CANON STOVES, CRATES ofall sizts,
&c, &c, always on hand. ttg ua-t ,lauNula
KOBINSONfS. PATENT COOKING ai
! e4 .egs STOVE thv5 -ais De
Thisarticleis is destined to take the pluce o fall
other stoves for culinary purposes II surpnsses all
former III provenicnfs for completeness, economy
and convenience. The oven occupies full length
oi the stow. The Gre ulnmberis constructed upon
the top Of the IN us to bringhe heal into I'M
mediate contact with the boilers, and hy means nt
descending Aues. the hcatcd airis made to pass a
round the oven. giving iti perfectly even heat, by
which bread, without being turned will bnke on tho
bottom and top, and on nlsdes alike as perfectly
as can be done IN any brick oven, rendering this
stove preferable to any ever before offered to tho
! public. T.. sAi s-tl.
LOCAL COOKING STOVE. a." i''
!, IIoto also manufactures a very neat and convent.
, mt coal cooking stove. whichis highly extolled
by all those whohave nsed il. The subscriber IL
!, were necessary, could publish recommends tione
!, Of scores OF persons VIII re now using both Of the
1 above stoves. aHa - ,i@H3AHt aiH ~ GfFF9 ~
4 Pleaseeall at hrGadiz Foundry al the wes, on
4 of town. ses sB IA ELLZY SCOTT. ili
u N. B, Old metalreceiycdn exchange for Cast
n ISN'T Wheeling prices aug 2O-y e. S.
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Na1iOnal House.
cOESEa or srEUcEsyILLR ,AsD WARAES sTREEr,
CADIZ. OHIO.

COANER OF SfkucEsHtLLk AND " Ahhhk trAAkfs
CADlZ. OHIO.
One SQUARE west Of fthe Public Buildings, form
eFlY occupied by Thomas Z. Vincent.
~ FTNnEsUBsCRIBER having lately
sdt rented this establishment, has
ssks lrenovated and put Il in complsterepair,
land furnished Il with entire new Furni-
ture. This house is located in the most pleasant
aud business part oil the town.
THE STABLES are extensive, and have also
been thoFonghly repaired, and viii ut all times be
provided with the best Of pTovender, md attended
by careful and obliging hOstlers. -.
extensive WAGON YARD, (the best in Cadiz)
and suitable for M0nngeries and CireUses.
Having permanently located ut the above stand
the citizens generally and lhelravelng public ma
rest assured lhatno pains win be SPARED to rende
those who may favor the National House with .
call as comfortable ms possible, by which means th'
lnulerzignel hopes TO merit and receive n hhern
share Of patronage.
| DROVERS accommodated with any amount o
Stehing rcquired.
BOARDERS received by the week, month o
yeur.
Suitable Rooms can bcfurnished for Private Fu
miles.
i I have ounnscied with the above establishment
In LIVER Y STABLE, which, for lyle Of CAREI
ACES, and sa iety Of IloRsEs, cannot lIe surpassc
by any establishment ofthe kind in The county
nrCIIARGES MODERATE.
THOMA McCUE.
Cadiz, April IL, lS49
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-04
MORE rnAN 5o0O0 PERsoNs cuI EI

VTis upon the principle Of Insensible Perspira-
uou. ms exhibited in this ent, that he human
body delivers itself OF impurities and disease.
"TEe blood being the life of the aesh" according
to Scripture, ,itmusl be kept pure to insure heat
This il does b, i,s o yn heat and action through
the system, elahoNAng all impuTiiy. and casting
of alits worn out PARTICLES whi:h are carried Out
OF the system, through the pores OF the Fkin--
When, however, the skin becomes locked up from
sudden changes Of weather ,or any undue uppliea-
ton Of rold al tie huTors. and TIruleni particles
of the blood are retained within aud sickness nnt'
tea;h must follow. All the long catalogue oi al-
sensps are the result. We have under such cir
cumstnnces, discovered remedy tina: will oper
the pores and assisl the body to cast ofauy ohen
ding humor. Ills sr,t-lIrasN
NJ Alistcr's Al Healing Ointmcn
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Lr@- EvAaTsoDr RKAD FHIs .cAEEguLLr.-lhefe "
g-.n.Tilt l5r slie 70 ne dnsfeut called $ =
ToWnssniis SarsaQaTa. h I. afFertlsl - ne uilor
MAJ f3FNllNR, and all tNht- Ta Ioe1rend no oocor
- nrysr uns, bui formerly o yer % rafoel 81
- - tes bks-yet be assumes the tte Of Doctor iof ts
nrss Of rsinng credit lor Nhai he b not s says he
- n.nds Two msdss srhoois and preeleef lof nne.
Nov the truth H. hA nevcI pIacced medicine
- - "A. I,6 srch ssifil sfeksd niiaruprssen,zton
Ihs - e ths character and veFarly of The nnn rah
- sinesrsly he had nev made those s.ismen O. hl
o.for frs When will lesrn % oe ponest Ana tteii
M 10 eli their dealings and inerooaf,s Vie nsf snss
ssI Ie applisd 10 ons Ruu ciHpp 70 aaN hin IN ms,
ufacurng bis mixture, Stating The laIge sen. ~ TSse
afs a. a indueameni embark IN the business. tne.e
,noO have bean insung and being me N AZ pos1iole
Tonne IA ordsf 70 impress the public with me esei si
the id Doctors SarIapanlla was not ne seiAihe
EarsaoaTfHa nads from the Od DoeO's OIglna tsseli
- mas r. Townsend says have sold ne We ~ ~
name loT s7 week. viii give him 500 4 he WI pro-
duee one single solitary proof Of this ms salsmea ~
Thonnsen skillman 4 Co, nothing but usve q
lseheos simply made ts deceive the public eha Hsep
I'M truth down in regard 10 his sourfif Jeraent'H -.
f mis- 4 10 caution the public % purehass ncne ~
ld r JACOB T0wnsends Sarsapariila having on ". ~
Ola Doctors likeness, his 1aBiiy C0df " h@s anu No
SiEnslnreaeross me Ceat Of AIMS. -. -. lls
PTinep0l QGee, i02 RaSsu srss, S ~, ,rIo,,sSssRAfu y,