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The New York herald., 1850-12-05
THE MILITARY.

TRiMRIE oUARp.-TBE MExBEBs or TUE ABOVE
cturary are Hereby rUtlcd % attend regular meet.
in and drhl. 40. "a Rosde street, Frany evening"
Dsceu ttr Gtt. o. aif- fsr' n'-iCek, pg o-itr
rsA. .AhnrHors, VTss.lT.
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DrUsICAI..

CARD RICHARD HofFkAN. PIANIST, NO. ~ TO-
nard street thes pleasure In acquaibtng hisfriends,
at the deulty heretofore existing between Aa1
" Bainun ,yns been 'atsfnotoriiy uted BY gen
Lemhply instrumtntaty Of Mr. Jules Benedict asd Mr..
Barnum having written TO Mr.. Hoffman stating that his
orignf ereement VIII be honoraby compiled With, aud
st Of February he will BE happy 70 receive professional
engagements during his stay n York, and until he
notified to proceed South 20 Rss heretofore at the
naming concerts OF Mile Jenny Lind In America.
The New York herald., 1850-12-05

-torrow racrontrs --weofrv FACTORIES
Mgs Sefades L6faf. M'fs. Sr'ndts Looms
554o. .Sll Cs549 lcgS Nl 1851 903l
1eFo 3g7 1211752 S15sQ lg 2asSst 49l3
q snS ard eaI'co pril,ias sstshiishusr.s IN isI3
ss..s were j., ir 1859 is fn 1870 there wee zls54
The New York herald., 1850-12-05

NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE NO. 81 BOwERY.-
N James N. June Co., Proprieors-Mr. James Nixon
Equestrian Manager BENEFIT John Cossin-Saturday
evening November 9th wiD be presented most atrae-
tive selection OF including the astonishing
performance Of the french Troupe and the beautiful fairy
Iageant Of CINDERELIA-Cinderela. Mdlle. Rosa; the
Sisters Hiss Needham and Miss Bomes Prince Mdne Jo-
ssthine pandno, Master N.disan Herald. Master q
Nixon Old Bachelor, Master A Nixon Prices Of Admis
Private posss &c., boses 25oi nit. i2hs Doors
hthah-past g. Performances commence At past
The New York herald., 1850-12-05

MECHANICs HALL NO. 472 BROADWAY, ABOvH
W Grand stres.-Open every night during the week until
further notioe-fhs original and well known CHRIsrYT
hNsTRALs eomprsins an efeient and versatile corps
ottaented and "eIpexenoed porformers under the
agemert Of r. Christy whose this city
succession Of "four been bJ
highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets
cents Doors open at halt pAst six ~ half past
seven O'clock The patrons of Chrisys Bnsrels
speotully informed that the Saturday afternoon con-
eerts VIII be discon tinued for the future
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APECIAL NOTICES.

ANCIENT RELIC-A SWORD, WITH THE IN
IA soripon @. Washington, lI75 found la the old
stone building where the battle Of Monmouth
fought BY M Jehn white, Ella resident OF the county
II be ~ the house Of Mr. FREDERICK
hather &c Grand street. for one week only.
II ANN STREET, AT JONES, Is tue CHEAPEST
II and best place to get good Boots Shoes and CATERS
The New York herald., 1850-12-05

DERFJHEnY FANCY SOAPS. &C, SC.--.THE At
teucn o dealers consumsrs ol these articles
sreully called large and superior stock, consisting
Of cyery variety o. Handkerchief Exraef OK lrfow,
otd Ihcoe p.mados Bando nee or oils, Cs9saos, so
And also description Of Fancy sarH Nc all of which
orns az reduced prices sud In lets to suit rur.
ahaecfs. hho, Iutias Perfumes. Persons purchAsing
these articles win nud t to tcir aatansre TO ca he-
tte tuyirg tev here Aigo TOR lal Eholeskl, ard retail
Dams Ielum'ian Hair Iricipane. warranted tle beet
article nsde tor tcsutif,ng sud rsughenng the hair
rtl1ofirr dandrrf ald p-evsrtisg t-ff-f.a
IL, - -s-..hvsI, % kssssa ssrsse
The New York herald., 1850-12-05
RRoUCHAhs LYcEUM BROADWAY, NEAR BRooME

y a
- strtet-This establishment will shortly open, with
carefully selected company operatic dramatic and ohore
graphic. limited number Of tickets price
mitting to all parts of the house, be had
Co.. Wall street also, of Messrs. SeharfenberK Luis
music sellers. broadway near Broome street.
The New York herald., 1850-12-05

HOLIDAY GIRANDoIEs, PARL0R LAMPS, ke.-J.
REILLY ~ Caimine street. corner Oi .esors =.
unusually low prices and elegant Hall and Paror
Hamps, Granaoles Chandeliers, Braetsts, aud M,ntel
Lamps elegant Vases, and Lamp Shades, and
l,OREIGN FRUITS, TEAS. GROCERIES. Se.-J o.
Pow LER Noe go aud 42s Green wieh 76 Yesey and 09
Grand streets s oerng large and we'll selected stock Ct
rasins dried eirons. almonds and
hne eas and groceries of all kinds snd and coored
candles spices Sc at reasonable prices for cash
Wholesale and retail Goods delivered to families without
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05

~. N.CHAMSkkLtS E. d. RAND.
w. B. Cls: IN berlin & co..
/ lNsALERS in Lumber, Shingles, Laths and square
- Tinser. S7.oiice near Rand's Pork House.
lousungt0n, aug 9, $40
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05
T.. Bry6Olf.

kyOUSE, Sign, Carriage and Ornamental Painter.
Glazier, Glider and Imitator Of Wood, Marble,
ETC., south side of Jefferson. three doors east
vain street, Burlington, Iowa. tmay 3, ,'49-1y
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aOh YES. Itook him from ny;son NV

"Oh yes. took him from prison my
self, ard gave him chance for his life
DO moi believe in hunting men down for
single crime, the result Of circumstances
rather than bad heart" --~.~va4.-a@e~
GA truly honest man, let me Tell you."
replied the merchant, swill be honest in
any and all circumstances. And rogue
will be rogue place him where you will.
The evil is radical and it must be cured
radically. Your reformed thief has rob-
bed you without doubt" sa= aa at .4= ID
a 81 have reason to fear that he has been
most ungrateful," /" replied The kind hearted
man, who, with the harmlessness of the
dove, did not unite the wisdom OF the ser
pent. @@ t.sHa7esars rs rm4r a .e0r-s
And so 1t proved. His clerk had rob-
bed him OF over twenty thousand dollars
IN less than five years, and 80 sapped the
foundations of his prosperity, that he re-
covered with great difficulty. .
y "lou told me, when in prison,'' said
the wronged man to his clerk, ssthat cir
cnmstances made you what you were.-
This you cannot say now"
Saii' was thC iCpiy. STCHIUSlan-
ces made me poor, and Idesired'o be rich.
The means Of obtaining wealth were placed
in my hands and used them. Is it
strange that should have done so Itis
this social inequality that makes crime.-
Your own doctrine, and | subscribe to it
fully" -..s a. .-- #n a1# ss7za
'Ungrateful wretch" said The merchant
Indignantly, sit is the evil Of your own
heart that prompts you to crime.-You
would be thief and robber, if you pos
sessed millions"
And he again handed him over 10 the
law, and let the prison walls protect So
ciety from his depredations.
No it is not true that in external circum-
stances lie the organs Of evil.-God
tempts no man by these. a
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" "HOLESALE Dealers in Groceries and For
warding and Commission Merchants. Water
Nreet, south side OF Jefferson. Burlington, Iowa.
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! II. n. kIaulDer".

(iUTLER-Makes 4 Pen-KniveS, Pocket-knives
- Rizors, scissors. SC. Also sF-Grintls and re-
FAtrs same cheap. SHop on Main street. betw cen
Warrington aud Columbia, Burlington. Iowa.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05

~. j.. M. Swan.
| EasERT in Produce and assorted Merchan.
Is,,ae corner Jefferson and Third streets, ,Bnr-
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CODD. ParsOnS & GO.

I1EALERS in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and
shoes, Queens Ware, e,Glass. Nails, Paints oils,
nau and Caps, ETC., Jefferson street, burlington.
. CO. ..ssos: ssps. eocs, 1850, T,Eansoss' sors.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05

Coav PARSONS 4 co., -
q G,c.ssOtNG and Commission MERcHANs.
Ivrl;s0sccer. and Produce Dealers, water street
'iowa. Refer to Grimes s starr oc17
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3. J.G. Launaan & Rrothcr.

FORWARDING and Commission MERCHANTS.
Vcorner Front and Jefferson streets. Burlington,
Iowa. Also, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots.
Shoes, Hats, Caps, ETC., etc.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05

Nsa,ss.. Stur%is & Son. sr
tD1e.1ks IN Hats, Caps and Furs. east side Of
helos. Ia doors from Jefferson street, Bur
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r.. ID. .Jaggar.

HEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware
J/Qneensware, Boots. Shoes. Hats, Caps. ETC., in
The store formerly occupied by Thos Hedge. JEFF
ferson street, Burlington. tmav ls, 80
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PruSh & Cock.

nv HTHoLEsALE and Retail Dealers in Iron, Stoves.
w Castings, Hollow Ware, etc..etc. Also. Man
afacturers of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware,
Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa. ssvsfs ssa
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G.. III. Waldin

- = No III ~ 81 1ue ~
kNh shWELER, Clock and Watch Maker, north
Mde Jefferson street, between Main and
- Third, Burlington. Iowa-dealer in Clocks.
~cses, Jewelry, Musical Instruments and Fam
J Goods, etc., etc., etc.
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c,,ssrS y. =. & q. II. Henry. ~
y rsusoNs AND PHYSICIANS. rz-ofice on
srS.s.sef, afew doors north of Barrett House.
lsHhe nee, corner Of Fourth street, and the
>-@s.SAusIcs fiune Ia. 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05

GENERAL AGENT and Commission Merchant,
Jefferson, between Main and Water streets,
Burlington, Iowa.
DEALER IN staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Lii
qu0fs, Boots, shoes. etc. etc.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05

M HOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Med
w icines, Paints. Dye Stutfs, Patty, Window
GLASS; etc., etc. Jefferson street, Burlins Iowa
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05

INSALER IN Iron, Steel, Tin Plates, Nails, stoves
v1md !ewetts Patent Ploughs, Jefferson street.
Burlington, Iowa.
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R. 8. "A dI ms, ..--
klgvr. SHOE 4 LEATHER MERCHANT, Main
,;...ss .seet, two doors north Of Jefferson, Bur-
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u. Il. Abraham :

nLALER IN BOOKS AND STATIONERY Of every
- description at the lowest prices for Cash
E.Jcterson street, Burlington, Iowa.
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sai w. r. COOlbau.h & co.

WHOLESALEa and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods
w Groceries. Hardware. Queensware. Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps. Glass. Nails, etc. etc., JEFF
ferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-23
Mansion HOUSE,
III " I'd 8 T.Rg ~ OFF FC a
CoLNER OF STEUHENvnLE STREET Al n He PUrt'
SauARE, OPPOSITE THE Court HogsE.

ICoLNEG OF STEURENvfI.LE STREET Al THE PUrllc
SQUARE, orpusITE THE Court HogsE.
THNIIE Subscriber informs his irie'ws
4 and tho public, that he has leascd thnab'Wr
HOUSE lately kept by 5. II. Dewey tor numhcr
of years, and is repuiring and renoyating it nom
top 10 bottom, and has reurnishetl il with entire
new furniture, carpets, &c. lie flattcis hlmse!!
that for neatness of arrangement and comfortable
accommodate tic ms, the MANSION HOUSE cannC
now be surpa sscd in this section ol the State.
The BEST die market96Ords will be put in rc
qrisiton to furnish his taEles, and every attn
ton paid by all connected with the establishment, !,
to render visitors Mt home The STA BLES are
new, excellent, and capable 0 accommodating
60 horses, and none bu, busty osthrs viii even
be kept about them. Sufficient provinder will n
ways be kept on hand, and DROVERS and TRt~
VELERS may depend upon having their animals
well fed and attended to.
! BOARDERS taken by the day, week, month,
or year, on the most reasonable terms.
nyrySr, The STEUBENVILLE,
iseEsszsssesff CAMBIl1 DGE. and WASH
sASssa INGTON STAGE leave this
==~Isaeza cd house etsa-ceekty,w nlhs s
ita desirable stopping place for persons wishing
to traYclhy those convoyhnces.
| For the convenience Of fgucsts, the subscriber
IIs also about establishing u LIVERY STABLE
in connection with the honse, so that persons dc
sirous Of securing private conveyances. can do so
without trouble ut the shortest notice and On the
most reasonable terms
Determined to render abstraction both in nc.
commodadonsn charges, | ask share of pub
lie patronage WILLIAM BARRETT.
! Cadiz. August 7. $50.
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FRESH Groceries!

will constantly be kept on hand aud for sale.
COFFEE, TEA aud SUGAR. New Orl,ans Me
lnsses, Sugar House, do No. 2 and 3 Mac kprel;
Rice. Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Raisins, Almonds,
Pea Nuts, Candies. assorted 'rob@cco, Cigais
common and spanish. Soaps, CASTLE, variegate
and Rozin. Candies, Brooms, Bed-cords, battins
candlewicking, Ruzin. Salt, and Kentucky Lime.
Also, Forks, Hoes and Scyihe Snatts. log, thcr
with all other articles usunlly kept in groceries:
and all of which he offers. wholesale or retail, rs
low ms can be had in this market
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange
for Groceries. SAMUEL IL IIAMiLTON.
Cndiz, april II, lS50--t ie'4F
N. b. He keeps a Cour horse team continually
rnnning from Cadiz to the river, for thcaccommo-
dation OF the Public SH
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Price Reduced
NAUGHN'S
LITRGNTRIPTIC MIXTURE |
Inrrc Esottles-OnIy One DOIIar.

large E8ottles-Only one Doiiar'
tn. Pron,is,or Of the Great American Remedy vAroHS'S
VraNr.RLE IfruoSTRIpTio MIxTuRri' induced BY ths
urren, solicitations Of bis Agents, hoagheat the uni'S
States and Canada, has now
Reduced tho Price
Of his popuar and well known article; and ffo7 lhS au'
hepceorth he will put up bot size onls,-hu quar-
bOsles--tie retail price will be
ONE DOLLAR,
The public may rest assured that the character OF the M
cine its strength and curative properties WILL nv AAS
UNCHANGED and the care VIII be bestowed "a pre-
pairing it as heretofore.
As this medicine under its reduced price, will be urchaeu
BY those who have not hitherto made themselves acquainted
with its virtues the proprietor would beg to nulae that his
article is not to be cassed with the vast amount Of Remedies
of the day" " it claims for itself greater healing possr IN
oil diseases than any other preparation Hon bdOFe ue
orld and has sustained itself for eight by its superior
medical virtues, and until this reduction eommahueo Do'
the price of any other article in this line.
NOTICE PARTcu.AuLY this article acts with great heal
ing power and certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
and all other organs upon the proper action Of which e and
health depend.
This medicine has Justly high repute as rsmedT i0s
Dropsy and Gravel
and all diseases of that nature 1t may be relied upon whsn
the intelligent physician has abandoned his patientana iot
these distressing diseases especially DRoPsY the prop
s,or would earnestly and honestly recommend it, AT its
present price is easily obtained by ALL and the trial will prove
The article to he the
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
e Please ask for pamphesthe agents give them away
sv contain over sixteen pages Of ecepts Tin addition to p
medical maer) valuable for household purposes and when
will save many dollars per practical housekeepsH'
These receipts ave introduced make the book OF great
value aside from its character advertising medium 9x
IN. ncciue the testimony favor of which, in the form oil
letter. from all parts of the country, may be relied upen
tsg-"vaurhn's Vegetable LhOntriptic Mixture "-lhs
Great American Remedy now for sale in quart bottles at VI
each small bottles Mt 50 each. No small bottles VIII 10
Issued after the present stock is disposed of.
Principal Office, Buffalo, N. Y, 2OI Main street,
G. C. VAUGHN.
NIB AN letters excepting from agents and dealers VITA
whom he transaots busne be post paid or no attention
will he given to them.
AGENES-John BeaH, Cdliz, 0.
A. + Croskey, Ne'o Market'
Hogg s. Parrish, MoorGrM,
Thomas ArneH, Antrim, o.
Ogden & CLyh, Cambridge, {
II. Roby g. Co.. Leesbmgh, {
J. ForIe5, sea, Hagers!o'cn,C
Nay %, 1859.
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S.B. SllOrVVELL
AT LAW AND SOLICITOR

.IN ANCERY, =,
CADIZ, O.
4NSONTlNUES 10 practice in Harrison and ad,
Z Joining counties. aud gives espefial air
prolnpI attention to Collecting, Business ct ESecn-
@1ors. Administrators. Guardians, Wards, Parli-
tons. Sales Of Lands, settlement OF Estates, Titlts
10 Real Estates. ConYeynncing. suits nj Law a'.d
an Chad cry. leaning aud Investment OF money!
and all other professional business placed in Tie
charge.
lie is Agent for the State Bank Of Ohio and
others. Tor lonning money, sc Sc.
Office removed To NjIgure's Corner. On Market
street. Cadlz, apiii ~, lc5O
THos L. IEwETT. s. g. rErPAnt
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National House,
CoRNER OF SrlNcRNNLuE AND WAERES sTEEET.
CADlZ, ONO,


One square west ofiha Public, B,6ldinssy yf0rni-
.erY oc, U led BY Thomas Z. Vincent.
2rzA FFNnE SUBSCRIBER ha,ing lately
Esm L rcnted this establishment, has
Isisssf eonovated iind put il ia complete repaiE,
szzszsSsand furnished il with culifc new FunIi-
Hure. This house is located in the most pleasant
aud business part Of the town.
TIE STABLES are extensive, aud have also
been thoroughly EeluiFed, aud viii al ull times be
provided with the best Of prufeudcr, aud attrndcd
hy careful and ohhging hnsicrs.
Connected with the establishment, is a large nnd
extensive WAGON YARD, (u,r basI .in cadiz)
md Suitable fer Monngerics and Grruses.
Having permanently larnictl at the above stand,
die citizens generally aud tctrayrlling public may
rest assured Ihatna pains viii he spared tn render
those who may favor the Nationhf House with a
call as comfortable aS possble,hy which means the
undersigned hopes to uerit and receive liberal
share OF patrua;lgp
! DRoVERS accommodated with any amount oil
Sabinc rrqnircd.
BoARDERS received by the week, month OF
year.
! Suitable Rooms can bcfurnishcd for Privi,tr Fa,
miles.
| have connected with tkr sshoyc establishment.
IL LIVER YS'fABhE. which. for + tS-lc OF CARRI-
AGEs, aud sa cty of llnssEs, cannot bc surpassed
Iby any establishment of tho kind in he county
! G-L-CH ARGES MODERATE.
THOMA McCuE.
Cadiz, April IT,, ls49
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AlORE rliAA anuon PERSONS CURED

I ETisnpoa the pfinriplc OF lnscnsiblc PerspiT'-
tlnn. rs exhibited in this cut. that he human
body dcliscrs itself OF impurities and disease,
'rhe blood hting the life Of the 1rsh' according
tn Scripture must he kept pure TO iusurc health
This il does b, its vn heat auIl action through
the S, slcm chat trau ,g all impuriIy. nnd cnsting
off Hits worn ipa icIcs. viii hare carried out
al The system, through the ppFTs OF ihc sSin.-
When, however, the skin becomes locked ap from
sudden changes OF weather, ,or any undue-upplica
,iioR Of rod all tie huuors. aud vrulrnt PARTICLES
of the blood "a tc retained within and sickness and
death mast follow. All the long catalogue OF di-
scasps are the result. We have under such cir
cunstances. discovered remedy tina: will open
the pores aud assist tho body lu cast oGany ohcn-
ding huin0r. II is
III, AHcto,,o An TToUJtnor D;nF,no1,T
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w. CRABB s. cos.
NJ MERCHANT TAILORING
AND CLOTuIN ST L E.

n ~ ~ " II " i 81 ~ ~ ~ ~ -
a-" MAIN STREET, CADlZ, o.,
{ Directly opposite H. Pabtic Buiidlngs }
TENIlE subscribers call the attention Of their
friends and the public. to .eir large and well
selected stock of FASHION ABLE READY
MADE SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
which for variety of sty ana fashions, and cx-
ceencc, has never Decnapproached by any thing
in this market.
We are determined to give satisfaction TO all by
selling good articles, MS well made and MS cheap
as can be bought in Philadelphia. We therefore
not only invite the people OF the country, visiting
the town, to give us call, but the citizens Of Ca
diz also for which nothing will be charged, but
thanks will be returned, whcthc, they purchase
or not.
As We intend to keep constantly on hand every
;hing in the CLOTHING LINE, ana all dInt
makes up II gcntlrman's wardrobe, and at snch
prices as shall defy competition. we hope by stict
attention to business, to meet the views and rch-
sonable wishes Of all our friends and the public
generally.
REGULAR CUSTOM BUSINESS,
VIII be conlinued,a ,ani garments Of all kinds made
and triint4ed as usual in the best manner, at the
same stand. Particular attention will be bcsow-
ed upon this department..
Persons who may NOT desire us to make mp theiI
garments, can be furnished with Il most superb
and splendid stock OF 49,.
CLOTHS AND CASSlMERES,
with appropriate trimmings, at our store. ln"rt
Isl nolas good II stock in town ns onls from whtcf
TO choose. New York and Philadelphia F'sh
ions will be regularly received.
lry Hav ng in common with every body else
known for II long time that such an ostablishn.4i
las the pbove was badly wanted in Cadz, weco
Ifdently hope that the public. will t'inmp'antI'
sustain us. On our part, we will exert onrselvc:
to the utmost TO please.
Cadiz Anril II. 1850.
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IEMExrNr 3 rFPPARD.
yOSFpfI &lINRON.

<zstFTORNEY AT LAW AMI soLlCIToR-
all IN CUANCFRF.
VNTlI.L praclire in Harrison ami the adloiL
wv ing Counties. Coleciionsthe husiness 81
Fx,cutbrs aud AtlmiaisrrsAors. Guardians M J.
Martls petitions for hartiiSn, settlement Of Is
taies aud all other business entrusted % his eals
win receive his proItpt tHicntion. ofi"" adloin'
ing the Treasurer Office Cadiz, Apr. lS. lsi9.
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Rheumatism.

Bidckweirs Island, Sept II, 1917.
DIR. s. P. TOWNSEND Dear Sir: have suffered ter
ribly for nine years with the rheumatism c0nsideIa
BILE of the time could not eat sleep ar walk. had
the utmost distressing paihs, and my limbs were ter.
rbly swollen. have used four bottles Of your Sarsa-
patills, and they have done than one thou
sand dollars worth of good ! am so much better-in-
deed am entirely relieved. You are at liberty to
use this for the benefit of the afflicted.
Yours respectfully, JAMES CUMMINGS.
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EgE NH QDV Al.

7 ! NlliG subscriber las removed his Grocery To-
4 his own budding, formerly occupied by ].
r. CRAWFORD, as n saddlcr shop, on Mai,r
street, two doors west ofJohn Beall's Drug Stele,
where he hopes, by strict attention to business
to be able To accommodate all who may favor hin,
with their patronage, ms he is determined to sell
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@ IN. CHAlSt33tY.
f1NT I'LL practice in Harrison and the adjoinins
Wv counties Collections, the business n rs
ccuror hpd Administrators, Guardians and Wards
Petitions Ter Partition. cttiemcfs az Estates. and
MI other business cntrust d 10 him viii 7eGriye hs
pr3ttIit attention.
: ofElC E-Inmcdia.tly Is under the Sentinel Prin-
ting Office June "a, lS+9
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McBEAN & KNOX, Cadis; Thomas
Simpsoa. Ne,o Marktt; Mosrs Lemon. Free
porf; Morgan Blackburn, Bloomfield; r.
piRtis and Son, D6ersrillc; Parsons ana
Hqllmrdy, IVestchester; Eaoc Conaeag
Frdnhiia; Jdme4 Taegart, Tppfcanoe; w
Watson dad Co., Georgeto,og. 10
Dec 5, 1850
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SHAVING +! SHAVING I! SHAVING -

9FE Ms something srInge, that LOT WILLIS
A can't be beat shaving; and he most re-
s2ect'uly informs the citizens Of Cudiz and vein
ty. that be sill occupies his old stand directly
opposite KEIGoRG's Store. ''ris also strange, hat
he can't be beat al cutTg hair, hlacKing boots,
and in fact every thing in his line of husincss--.
All he asks is fair trial.