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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13

The stenfiHr Afr'cn, from Liverpool, o.
tobrr 2jih. arrived here this morning at a lit
lie after eight u'cInck From her adyces
we learn that The general state Of trade
throughout the county has not hcen mate
rally altered since our last no ice As usual
al this season there is only moderate de-
mand fnr Foreign aud CnIon Al produce, con.
sumers buying splIIn.iy, with almost an en-
the absence of sp .cdllIivH demand The
sccnr les ~ also well supp IT d, as arc III
Railway shares
Accounts flom the Cnntiuen al produce
markets concur ii representing mosl atticles
las being steadily supported, although Dusi>
ness WAS less animntcd, A Amsterdam and
Rotterdam, coffee aud sugnr we,c without
material alicrili' II, but prices continued
firm.
LoNDoN MnSNY NARkEr, Oat. 25.-The
public securities, although wei fuproteh,
have been sub lnGl tocmsderable fluctualion
during The week, n%ing to the tenor tf our
continental ndvites, aud dparucuarv on Thur, .
day, when it became known thai France and
Russia contemplated an intervention in the
affairs Of Schleswig, er.H
DENMARK AND TIE DUcIIiEs - The ans
nexeJ are the la:cst from these Quarters:
HANBURe, Oct 81.
The official list of the loss sustained by
the SchIeswig aud lI,sien armies before
Frederickstadi, from the 24ih Of September
10 the 5ih Of October, inclusive, according
10 an accpuni which has inst appeared, in ad,
diton 10 the number bi utfjccrs aud surgeons
arc mentioned. Tho result of this useless
affair has been, thqt 70) officers and men
have been placed hors dpcombat ,.s.g =.
The authorities are now busily employed
in recruiting their forces and preparing the
iarmy for a winters campaign. Should the FIRST
suilicienily hid Ihed, in sdcb an operation
the result Of which viii under the most favor,
cd circumstances h,rdIy bring mllqrs to a
decided sslie; for in the heat Of summer
when their fOtces were barely on a par with
lhe Dimes, and The town ofSchIeswig in theil
lpossessiun, and on Tie most advantageous
IgIhund they would not stand before The
Danfs 1}0 5Ai NNs't'
We have dates TO the 22d, but they con'
liuin nothing new n WI e'''-l'' '"@
liNssE CAssEt. = Our pdvces from Cas-.
isel arc to the 20lh ultimo; No change has
taken place ii The Eleciora.c Of Ifesse. Mr.
4 Onysing, who had returned from WilTcdslad
on the 18Th, WIS affair called TO the place
on The 1olh, for The purpose, tits said, Of as
sis,ing Mr. voImas, Minister Of Finance, i
his labors.
Mr.. Eivers has not succeeded in forming
his cabinet, and The EIeclor has ngnin decIi.
ned accepting The proposals which were
made 20 him The officers who hunded II
their designations are left wiihdnl Il decision
as 10 their acceptance. h'i''4pW ~
Mr.. Ostkef is stiIlia prison, and the Or
der Of the Upper Court for his libetatiot
Icanliot be executed until addressed to I'll,
lconniander Of Casaehe'13 spaq asAfw N%
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13
ELECTION NEWS,
New 70 K. Nov.

New 70 k, Nov. 7.
The Georgia, ftom Chagres, via Havana
arrived at two this afternoon, r......s'
She brings 300 passengers aud S70O,CoO
in gold on freight and in the hands Of passen-
gers.
Havana was qtiet. 81
The new Governor General was hourly
Expected. 10000 troops were On their way
from Spain and some had already arrived =
Two vessels of war we're iuNed to sen, but
the destination kept quiet.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13
TIE SLAVE LAW.
Baltimore, Nov.

A letter from Washington unuouuces that
President Fillmore has directed the officers
Of tho army and navy 10 issue command 10
the proper officers in command of Tue land
and sea Iorces in England 70 he in readiness
with their forces 10 aid The Mmsholl Of the
United States for the District oI Massachu-
set's, in carrying into execution 1he Fugitive
Slave Law, il the Marshall should find 4 ne
cessary 10 call for Iheir assistance. OnIers
10 this effect hive been transmitted to Bos-
Ton. s .p p.aaaHa e-
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ONO AND ITS PRoGR RESS-TtIE HAIR
NEST-TnE PEOPLE AND GROWTH.

REST-TIiE PEOPLE AND GROWTH.
The preseul year is oue ,aC unprecedented
prosperity N tbs State, bkansas gan onrre
.cqmmnnty. The Epidemic. lChnleraTbas
indeed prevailed at lhrBc or t,Wr lRiJHis, bur
the great part of lte iiehple have remained
Iin1Ilealth, and il is doubtful whether The or
idlndry mortality di the whole peop'e has aeen
at all increased In the meanw hile the
harvest Of the year hns bten most extraordi.
paIy. MOI nie nf Tie tarihus crops havc
| He'd, while the principle ones have been
gleally above betaYerRge. The wheat BAR
west ci OaiO has unqhcsiinnaiily exceeded
thirty millions IT bushels Filleen millions
or onc>halr the crop, is mosi ample supply
fur the inhabitants Of the State. Ohio, there's
lore has fifteen millions af bushels of wheat,
or THREE MILLIONS or DARRELs ofFtn UR For
EXPORT, When the render rrcollects lhai IN
The last commercial year Ibe entire export o(
Flour and Wheat reduced to Il ,ur .lrnm The
United States, was but 2,500,oA0 barrels, he
Twill tunlze The tnagnitnde and Importance
I nf The wheat harvest Of Ohlo. The export
ur grain and flour from Olin alone will exc4ed
half million of harfcls the ehtirc export If
those arli''les from the United States! In
other words, ObjO has furnished the entire
exporl of -four for the nalun, the entire con-
sumption for itself, and half million of ba rs
reIs Tor other States! M other State can
render such an account for any article OF
fptodnce. But, this is mol all. The corn OF
Emhizo crop is not less than ,ftfy millions OF
Ebushcls, which furnishes a surplus 10 faten
J thousands os beef cattle fuf the Atlantic ci.
ties, and tens nf thousands Of swine 10 fur,
rich picked pork fer lie commercial na n =
/ for the Southern negroes, aud for the eplCn-
rean appetite Of those who love good hams.
Such is the Agriculture Of Ohjo, s2cci>
mems Of whose splendid products we rccenl>
ly saw exhibited in this :lty; an agriculture
which has grown up within half a century,
amidst furosis aud prairles, and which in that
brief period has cutliprraive growth, nue
Iqualled by thai of any Stale, in this, or any
lnther country, But lhe growth OF Oh", in
the last year, gtentds it is. does mol, perhups
leXceed the average growth Of this Stare snce
1900, I1st plior 10 the State 0 gnniz III n.
] We have received detai's enough Of tho
lccrsns, now being taken by The General
/ Government, To feel assured that the popu-
Iatian Of Ohio wiIIrcach 2,203.0G0 people
tDerhaps exceed that We had cstnl1ted ii
/ when tie census was commenced, at 2,250,-
1000, 50 per cent on tho las! census, Assu>
'nmg, hnwever, the former number, let us
dance at the growth of this State,
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The ,.:tios or ircrtase have been as Iol

w comparison with nlhcr States, II will
he scen thai the growth NJ Ohio from 1920
tn $50 rXceedS,hy far 10 ils fitio oy increase
that nf any State n The America Uuion,
whcl3 population Mas as great as II the
starting poinh And, we may aGd, that from
thu Census rcirifns, there is 70 DrobabHHy
that the growth of any Of the new Sntts |
equal lie ratio attained by O9ru, duriHg the
last tweGty years, when they shall attain as
large population. as OAio h1d twenty ears
.ugo. New York has been the largest ana
most llourishing Slalej yet, in the Iasi ten
years, the increase of population in N. York
will not exceed much, if any, one half the
increase in 0hin; and w1h the rapidly de-
cteasias ratio Of growth N New York, Ohio
musl pass by New York within the next
twenty years, and become the FIRST State Of
the Union! aAa
There is an historical fact, connected with
the growth Of Ohio, which should never be,
Irgotn. Ohio is the eldest d u .htcr Of
Virginia; being cut out of the Territory
which she cedcd to the Union. Vnginia,
however, yielded, by that acl, 10 the nacessi-
" oi !Fee lhslIHTonS. AZ we emu CT nail
Ceutury, we find Virginia conlaining less
than halt the white population of Ohio, and
1 10 be represented in The first Congress, IN,
der tue Consns of 1854. By half only of the
representation Of Ohiul Thus we find the
mother Of Southern Sla,es, falling FAT behind
hor daughter, and passing into the rank oI
secondary committees. THIS fact is eqna
Il vuIumn Of philosophy. II is far more power,
fnl Than oil the speeches made, or to b,
made on the difference of Institutions.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13
. A SPECIMEN OF CITY MRANNEsB.

3
The basest kind of swindIing yel practisct
is no.iced in the New York Courier, Snne
mean souled scamps adverlizes "6fty glrl.
wanted TO work on Shirts" and when appIi
cation is made the girls are told that Il depos
il of one dollar is required as gnarun,i (or
the safe Return of the garment. This de.
ppsil is made, and the cloth is taken to be
ln1de into shifts at n Sirpface each, Ia due
time they are returned, and the girls told I,
cone next day, alier their work has been ex
amined, They 20 next day for their pay
and are then told that their work was no
we'll done that The cloth was spo Ned A-nla
they cannot have their pay, and thai tie dol
LAT Witch they deposited will I,s crt to tIl,
tur the cloth they have spoiled!
Thus these men get the woIk for nothing
and mako dollar besides; and next day the,
AJverliEe MS before, $500 girls wnnted''-.
and go through The same operation, Thi.
swIndsing is Systematically pursued, the
Courier says, from week TO week, through III
the year, by maDy establishments which
transact ah immense amount of business with
lilo trading public, and what is still worse
these Yillainous frauds are not dealt with 10
lgally, because magistrates are unwilling IL
offend the wealthy and influential parties
Igainst whom the complaints ate made, at
the instance Of The fliendIeSs and monevIess
females from whom they come. fine set
IGf public magistrates, and nice sense of
justice, truly! He
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13
New York. Nov.

The New York papers generally agree
that Seymour, democrat, is elec,ed Cover,
nor. The Tribune estimates his majority al
n2Co0.
! The Congressional delegation is stated 10
be II wings ard 20 democrats In the
House Of Representatives the wings have a.
bout 81 Of majority and 2 in the Legisa..
ture.
Tbs insures a wbig U. S. Senator in the
place OF Dickinson.
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NEW. JERSEY ELECTION.

tM isN ElD AfoA Newark, Nov T.
Fort, tie democratic candidate Tor Gov,
has over 1000 najofiy.
lnthe State Senaic The wings have 0, the
Democrats havo IL. .,....s
lnt the Assembly tho wings have 25, lbe
Democrats have 35.
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New Or!eanIs., Noy. 4

Mr.. Placlde, manager Of thulAmerican
Theatre, died Yesterday ,sr 9ure'
The steamer Gladiator from Cincinnati,
has arrived. au ,Wt tHF'l ',@ z
The leading democrats have published an
address censuiipg tho course pursued by
Senator Soule, while in Congress. ai 96I
The steamer Ptibune, from Cincinnati
for New OrleaLs, was burned so miles above
this city. A portion Of her cargo will be
saved and One,fOur'h viii betolully destroy
edaba.o4sso 10 htr mfl NJ @cH as,.8'i
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ILLINOIS ELECTION.

isaladN ,s., 5se Chicago, Nov.7.
The city and county gave about 900 ma
jotily fsr MoIoneJ, democrat. They have
elected 10 the Legislature Dyer and Max
vol, both democrats. Moloney wiIIPrObaI
blv! 10 elected 10 Congress. 'il r'' r.
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Washington. Nov. a.

The Republic publishes q proclamation
from the President suspehping cerlain law,
requiring the imposition oftscriminaiiug du.
lies Of tonnage imports 30 far as concerns
,he vessels or Chill, and manufactured and
imported u The same seO{dqtFy to ihe United
Sps4''s'it b1gqi0ps glaulisoasl eloW aas10,
lrMd.laii gdi bss .o,vsa Flh a.w uaH-t
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13
. A DOCTOR CURED!

DIR. j. W. FRENCH IF Ilsda Hllsaie county Micat0an.
the LIST Of January l99 follows have been
In regular practice ofmedcne in this place for ne years.
hut obliged quit the practice Of profession in conse
qienee Of Ill health was severely afflicted with Copc
Disease Of The Lungs convince that Rad THE CoN
past doubt cO1ghed almost necessarily night and
day, and had pains and in my chest side and
breast tried the remedies recommended by the most sSliu
OF tile profession, all TO eec excepting the nausea and de-
hly caused by Them prendced against patent lnedi-
tines and have faith now in them generally But was
inducedas experiment hn through ftl-io try
bottle of BRANT"S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAMi ! and
lido here acknowledge for a benefit OF the afflicted whom
II serve that the effect of its use me was the most
prompt and sauay q any medicines ever witnessed ths
about eight orten duys was free from cough sorness
Of the chest and pain and consider and pronounce My'V
AwELL MANI ..st
DE- Frcic1 is now a respectable druggist at Hlllsdae
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GERMANY.

The Improvement in the a.ftrs Of Ilessc
Cnsse, niinoutced la lc hst arrival, had,ev
ii9n'ly been arrested by The bad mrnagr.
ment of rev minsers, and the State wa
sIIll in u disorgruizad condition..
In II mover II niw min slry ha5 b.cn col
stituted, apa
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LuMCss RT.nD-MTETsT DIE I

Mr.. Y. s. TERRY, merchant Byron Genesee county, NJ Y,
wrote, August p, 1913: g BRANTs doing
ders here 1t has cured of Consumption
scans had said must die Whenhc commenced taking Brans
Medicine he could not raise his hand his head he Ned
e lungs and every symptom seemed indicate that no must
die but astonishing TO H he able labor rides all
the county. He used only bottles 1t has
young Indy Of Consumption in Orleans county, which her
fualer doctor could cuyep t..s..@t A sR4
Mfr MILLER merchant Of the same place. has certified TO
Tie truth of tie above statement. $50 .ff4.A
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RAISED FROM TEE GRAVE.

Messrs PRATT FOSTER, merchants qf Hest cornauR
Conn., snd BRANT'S BALSdM had effected cures Of such
hopeless Of CONSUMPTION in their town, now no
other cougmedicne could be sold there tn IL had raised
some as from The GRAvEsome tu physicians and oil tie
friends said MUST DIE One gentleman, in particular wan
far gone that his physician told him any
BRANT'S BALSAM-GoT wELL-aHd % noie as oel ~ spsr
L.,
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RECoGNIrInN or VOICE BETWEEN THE Eve
AND THE LAMB.--The aculencss ol n sleeps
ear sufpasses all things in nature ',hat know
of. A eve will distinguish her own lambs
bcat among hou5and, alt hraying Mt The
same time. Besides, tho distingushmrnl
Of voice is perfectly reciprocal between the
eve and the lamb, who, amid The dea'ening
sound, run TO meet each other. There nrr
! few things thai hnVe ever amused mo more
than q sheep shearing, and then the spot
Icontinues the whole day. We pu, the n ck
in o fnld, sent out all the lambs to the hill
and then sent ontthe ewes 10 them as they
are shnrn. She moment that a lamb llears
its dam's voice, il rnshes from the crowd t.
meet herj bIt instead Of finding the rough,
Welclad, comfortable mamma which it LEFT at
hour or Two hours Ago, il meatsi II poor, mixed
shivering, mosl deporable looking creature
II whee about, and utering a loud tremen'
dous blea, of perfect despair, flies from the
frishiidl 6isiom The mothers voice arrests
ii flight; ii returns, flies and retruns aqain
generally for ten or dnzen times before
;be reconcilement is fairly made up.--TAt
Enrick Sheppard.
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MANY Consulnptions Cured.

Mr. s FL CLARK In@erehs@nt @ @ gyde IKagge sOagig; n 7,
sold readily Clyde, and sad the bf OF
respectable people, and PERSONAL visible nowedge
be relied on its medical virtues uVe cured many connE
hpo persons several of whom acquainted with who
opelesy sick be considered by physicians and all
friends, past possibility of and yet, the facts nre
BRANTrS BALSAM has restored tiem PERFEcr
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Would soon be in a Grave.

Mr.. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS merchant az neyronf
Centre stdbuG county, Ohio. wrote October O. asa
md stated OF CONSUMPTION which the Of BANIS
INDIAN PULMONARY BALS4fM had effected in Mr. VIII
LIAgfpROCKET, of an ad Joining town He said Mr. Crock
ei ugh relief from the best physicians and numerous
nedihes but found none for the atnl hand OF that nclent
ing monster Consumption Ind taken fast hold on his vasnd
destroying and deblatng his body that he
skeleton He gDea u by his physicians and all friends
who would ihabh Craze But in this lust
extremity strange and marvellous tmny seem, yet is re
that the use of only fire bottles Of BRANTS INDIAN PuLMO
NARY BALSM has uncenched The hand the destroyer and
restored M Crockett to health, and he is healthy hearty
rugged man!
s. D. DAMN Esq, merchant and potRtner at jefferson,
adjoining town. to about the tine and Btaed
thai he was acquainted with Mr. CRocKET and testified D @
CURE, and all the abore-ndaaca facts. - q
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Messrs. E. B. CALDWELL& 4 Co. of East Osuceo, osueoo
Co., NJ X, respectable druggists, We huve Just
heard through Mr. Wiheman respectable citizen Of this
place, of an important of Consumption, which BRANrs
INDIAN PULMoNARY BALsAm has produced on the wife Of
acquaintance of his, who resides in the OF Palermo in
this county She had been long confined her bed
50 dangerously diseased that her friends believed npossi
BILE for her to lire than ONE DAY LONGER But when
oil other hope utterly failed she commenced taking BRNTY
PULMONARY -1IS4 and It's medical efficacy has raised
her from Bed that she is going
tdngto her domestic household affairs and duties She Ncnol-
edges, and it very evident a she is indebted BRANS
BALSAM for her recovery from long severe danger
scness and her friends and negbors consider tat
icine invaluable" a Hfg ttI
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Ballimpre. Nov. q.

AIIIIIHUIuj NOV a y
The Slnte convention convened this murn-
ing at Annapolis, for the purpose Of framing
q new Constitution. The alrend9nce is full
and . harmonious feeling prevails, a@.V
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Alta meedagy in Georgia, after a violent
debnle, Col. Abbo,t offered the following,
'feseludp0s, which were carried by ucclama-
,tiOH Sibb bas ,Bla3Y iQ lalp'n indi % sseg
Rosolrsd, That this meeting is d-7---d
mad. ~ Aaaba a0u asga eeaHDf d.l'
Resolred, l'ha, this meeting do nv~ ad-
inuInosa haf .taua E1aH} lmno'ofa 9a
~. .L l... - innl iEnM .a -nLannI la nfl
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COUGHS AND o0NsUAIPfIONS
Thousands q Consunptions
,ga ata CONSUMPTION s.
A DYING ,WOMAfl8O CURED

We tis cure prove the POWER LIFE, when
this BAISAM is used after the person is considered by
pystcIans aud friends 10 be in the last Stages Of dsedaeualy
DYNG-und. in this case, GONE that the STROUD and
agere bought For Ie arfcvlas Of this
and the respectable and Hdoubd proof OF all circumstances
and facts, we refer TO our PAMPHLErs.i G'Hfrs f.H
This cure was effected on Mrs zIA DYKEMAN, of EaAs.
ton Spa Saratoyq County NJ y We can prove, beyond
doubt many Others almost equally hopeless and iapaserabe
ses of Cough and CoRsuRptioRs CURED which pre-
nnunced inrntnbe bn sKILruL. rnYslCIANs. ~
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rcicil ,r Is uow respeeteb!e druggisL a. HlsIale
Fits. FITs. HIS. p

Messrs. J. X LIPPINCOTT SON. respectable merchnnts
u Hgrope SuLip1H county, Pennsytpdra, wrote to May
u s49 stating among other gENEflTs which had been de-
rived from tue of BRANT'S PULMONARY BALSAM,
that OF their customers had just informed them that hef
child which had been subject severdl voTB was
cured hy the use Of RRAkT'S B4LS-4M 5.tIfaupHa
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NEW ORllfsANs 1lRADE.

The diversion Of ifnde from New Otlenne,
In conse lnence Of tile ptngress Of internal
h improvements IN ile neighbofng States Par
ucaIary by the rocoAt exiehsioi OF tile rail-
road system in Ge Fgia and South @ fdlna
nnlI IL prospective @xfahsiDi into the hoart Of
Nnuh Alabama aud tennessee, is beginning
attention. The MAYOR Of New Or.
leans, in his latc message, dsvoies Consider
able space 10 Tho subject. II isapptehended
thai tie compilation nf fho Charleston hhd
Memphis Itar Rad, tie Mobile and Ohio
X n Ruad, and 0ber kindred Improvements,
will, in the codrse u a few yeafs materially
augmented this diversion Of uade.--Bdh
Sua. Fat9 t@ 4*4a 1sf@N Mha# iNf
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LAMENTARLE sUIClpE.

=
The Baldmore American hasthe follow
ing sceOun, Of lansA,abIe suicide in tia
city, on Tuesdas. ~
A respectable married lady residing in the
souihweslorn part Of the city, committed su,
eide al On eaily hour yesterday rn6fRlhg, un-
der circumstances at the most lamenlabie
ehatnctet. Sas retired TO rest with her hus-
baud the previous night, IN her nsual health
aud spiTilsi sometime alter mdnight they
were disturbed by young child which was
ia the HIpra, aud It's mother got up for thu
putpuse Of attending loiIs wants. The Chile
was quieied, and ihe husband fell into u
sleep fl0m whchhe was awaked sometime
after~ards by Teiative living in the Hodse
wllo informed him lhn she heard Ahoise i
The room ever which she had been slecpln,
aud that she feared some one had obtaine,
! 1anonlrance into the louse. Tile husband
turned 10 awaken his wife, hut was alaIfne,
at findlug She was not in The room. A ligh
was then procured, and on enlering The room
lin WHICH the noise bad been heard, the lin
ltnrtnhate Ia,ls was found On the flaof, nhnns
delugpd with her own blood, and lereIy life
Hess A razor was lying On The fool by hd
which she had cut terrible cash tiifnugI
tie Ileshv part Of the Iefl aun,jnsl above lh
Ielbow, severing MI the large blood vessels i
that part Of The body. A physician vas in
sanily summoned, but beiore hls arrival sh
lhad ceased to breathe. The melancholy ac
is entirely unaecoun'able on ant b.lirr sup
position than thai The unful unn'e lady wa
Isufe ing under solhe temporary alienation Q
mindI she vas happy in ali her domestic re
lttions, and surrounded By friends by whpr
r she was both loved and esteemed.
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.s'yQqahgsM New Orleans, Noy. 81
a nhllion Of dollars has boon subscribed to
'he TehauiePepeC Railroad. Aaa e'aa d,li -
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SPAIN.

The accounts from Madrid state that the
Cabinet was making great efforts 10 gel ovel
the lsr of November, HE Pcrol for the open.
ing of the Cnfes.
The tops which had already sailed fol
Havana, nmoun, 10 l2li0; and Gen. Concha,
with flesh deIatchmoui, vas to sal on the
l5Ih uIt.g. ssr4t q 4, Blg. eEaa
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13
From lhe pnIlimore American.

The following interesting statistics respec
pg The PRODUCES and population Of the State
of Ohio are copied hom tho Cincinnati
Chenisle. i Is to the very hearyof the re-
giOn here described that our great sailfehd 1 i
tppidy advancing for its terminus at Wheel
lug will he but a Temporary resting paint.
rrum which continuous lines will be pfrlons
Ved through the length and breadth Of the
State, and thence through Indiana and lili.
qois ,IG ST, Louise 10 lhess yasl, ieT'ile, and
bopslous tcsi,p,s ihe iesohrees ef ttade nqd
trstel exist 10 a deeice which will ever lur,
nish full -occupuiun MOI ,enly for upt own
road bal tpr as ninay others Is may be pro-
.vided:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13
WALLAoE a. G o. 81

For saIcby John BGall, ca liz; w. sturgeon 4
Co.. Harrisvile; J Russell & Co.. Jefferson; ,&
A. Taggeu, aippeonnas; AFT. CrosS ey !, New
Rundey; john Parrish, Mqorcdeld5 ] .T G,HlbIctt,
Dcersville, Isaac Lewis, Georgetown, and by Mor,
chants and Druggists in every townin the State
February 90, l650-ly, ~