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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-21

We nrc requested that the late accident IN Abe
marie, bv which little boy killed By the explosion OF
aunnower did ot occur the Tunne and that no part OF
The unfortunate transaction in any manner connected
with the Companys Contractors operations The pow
der was the property of Mr. Bailey farmer whose son was
killed al his private residence some distance from the Rail
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-21

Messrs Seth March, Charles H. SHIELD, Geo Mcintosh
and Josiah Wills the Directors OF the Exchange Bank at
Norfolk appointed BY the Executive. Mr. March was ac-
ci,!entally omitted from our list n few days since.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-21

Saturdays Union publishes able and eloquent letters 10
Senator Foote from Robert J. Walker, David Stewart o
Baltimore and Waddy Thompson, in favor of the Senate
(,nmnromise We shall give them to.mo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-21

The ynchburg Republican is authorised TO announce Tie
oowing gentlemen candidates ~ represent the counties
II Appomattoy Charlotte and Prince Edward IN the olae
Reform Convention wm c. Flournoy, ESQ., ofPrnce I'd
ward; William H. Dennis, ESD Of Charlotte Col Il. l.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-24

tlitP ~ rEAlE!
g'HE DEAD SHOT RED BIG pos

on, from th~ 'sIunIshIn2 effects wa
q o,> i'S urr, - lnsil, regarded H. ne on
.f - ,,.ftr r~.uG f'r !r-i'rvInV tf",erI
uu. y.r'u,u. Some druggists say thsi itU
.,y- t,.i wthch ~ Jn-, A. good ltsG0
Iusrr = rutuIrg -Gual l." IT,
For >1ir hT - !. K.nhins. Rullsrd, ~
~ IT," agents ot the Gra.ienbcrg HstlC'H
II " g. la y
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-24
Or. tiRiSTIE'S
GALNANiC NECKLACE

Il rs' Hg 81 corr. -u'' .t. 'y ias I.'u.t Or Ii.st
= - 4.'- 80 t.'.,a.I 60 t'r rs "euts'gs an
ne 80 o.. 60. i..sUf1 B.. 20. tsu is,iur..
-h't d. p-rs 80 >sI'ous a.1 ih.t 1..,i.nsI s.m
peat C..sl o.-tsyI
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-24

\ mAl ,.~"sa me- ~ 'h's yoldl
hat he rag.ot "n.. &C, ga b. ,cc.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-24
G}S!crS 1 CLANS.

EN "a. 60 - :. "-. TG ~ 80
L s".'IHP AHrI- 't.p,-. -
D., Re-. - 80 I.- - y. -
r-.r'-h, PAI'!is Ran
R4.>; ~. -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-24

'-tl-.t i.i.abi borra.U Genera
II j0. 'e, icril'l at u-wSr'.srs c'o
b, 49,. '.aa .'p e. q objection, N
i.p'l,.1 mo y ron or FIRM - California
oi,hapt y, .ls,m"ut ~ r1s'a,-
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-07
SPECIAL MUSICAL NOTICE.

In consequence ofan arrangemenade between the Com
mtees and Chors othe First and Second Baptist Churches
the subscriber will his of Twentyour
Lessons at the VESTRY of the PLEASANT STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH, on Tuesday Evening, Aug.
9th % TERMs-Gentlemen 81 ,5O-Ladies $l-payable
at the third Lesson. as.~ -B.f aa
Aug22 dwtf 80 WILLIAM SUMNER, 6
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dwtf WILLIAM SUMNER,
MISS J. A, FLAGG.

Late Of Boston, TEACHER of the PIANO FORTE and
SINGING, is DESTROYS of obtaining pupils in this city and
vicinity Having had considerable experience in teaching
she persuaded that full satisfaction will be given those
who may favor her with their patronage.
Miss F. is permitted to refer the following gentlemen
THos BRIcHER organist and Director of Music Bow
doin Square Church-HENRY w. POOLE, Inventor of the
Euharmonic Organ, Boston S. r. LELAND, of this city.
u ApplicatiOns may be made 10 A. MARSH at his Music
Rooms, 2O3 MAIN ST. d3taw3w Aug %
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-07
v. b. PALMER'S


BUSINESS MEMS ALMANAC FOR 1851,
Is NOW READY.-Itis crowded. as closely as possible
WIN cn facts as seem most indispensable for daily refer
ences by men of business in its departments hrouqhot
the country 1t embraces Condensed Statistics of our Ma
Ienal Industry Agriculture Manufactures Commerce
Dunes Imports; Exports Products; State Debts; Coal
Iron; Cotton; Breadstufs Trade Reform The Tariff
finance; The Post Office; Railroads; Populations Bankng
Wages Tonnage Shipping Navigation Newspaper
Press Systematic Advertising, &C. together with Cal
endsr adapted to all parts of the United States Bograph
cal Notices; Canada; California; Cuba Anecdotes &C
0OO single copies l24 cents, and be mailed TO any
part OF the world Terms cash. Orders are respectfully
solicited. Address
v. B. PALMER General Newspaper Agency,
Tribune Buildings, New York
FOR sale at " b. PALMER5 Agencies Boston, n. York
and Philadelphia and at of the bookstores periodical
depots and newspaper Offices in America.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-07
SUPERIOR MINERAL TEETH.

SUPERIOR MINERAL TEETH.
szyMezA 7NHE subscribers are now ready to sup
E$s@S 1 ply Mineral Teeth of a very superior
UlIIYTYY quality made from new combination Of
- material. For life-like appearance, resem-
bance to nature and for strength, they far
have seen USEoUALLED.
Having experimental with much labor the subject of
coLoRs, feel confident in assuring mita-
ton of the natural teeth Whole parts of sup
piled at short notice. az@
o. Those wishing for ARTIFICIAL TEETH are invited
to call and them without feeling thereby they
incur an obligation. O. H. BLOOD, NJ. ID.
c ID. COOK, NJ d.
OGfce-2O6 Main Street, Butman Row.
Worcester, June IL, 1850. diff
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-07
PONDS IMPROVED UNION RANGE.

MESSRS. MOSES POND g. CO. Of Boston, who have
WI been for years engaged in the of COOK
ING RANGES have recently made great i'm provemen in
them The placed the side 0ihe fire. that access
may be had TO 1t without being obliged TO reach the
fire while baking. The boilers are Immediately over the
FIRE and require little elthey fitted for wood coal
Hotar fixtures for warming additional rooms attached
when desredalso Water-backs and Bath Boilers. They
are of SIZES suitable for the smallest families and
the largest hotels THE Agent, is prepared them
Tor any responsible and ask nopay till perfect
isfdctiOn Is afforded One may be at LORINGS rs
Main street. d. Aug 80
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-07
Pocket Book Lost.
DYSENTERY

DYSENTERY
A TWOOD'S DYsENTERY DROPS have been exten'
II sively used in this place. and have to our know
ledge disappointed the reasonable expectations OF any,
John 1ruH, Seth II Temple, Aardn Weston,
limos Nichols, Nm. Temple, James C0ggin.
READING, Mass.
NJ The above named just received and for sale by A. p
ALBEE 81 Souihbridge st General Agent and by LEWIS
T. LAZsII, Apothecary, 20l Main Street. Price rs
per bottle. d3mis worcester, July rs
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-07
O! REFESH US!
WORCESTER IN 1850.

WORCESTER IN 1850.
FTNHE subscriber viii publish in few days book with
Il the above title, containing
1. New Map of the City,
Surveyed and drawn by L. B. HEALY Civil Engineer
showing all the public streets of the cty,wh THEIR NAMES,
recently established by the City Council the boundary
lines of the Wards with other improvements up to the
present time-Scale, 200 rods to an inch.
g GUIDE to all places Of public interest in the City,
with notices of public institutions schools, &C. &c. Illus
traed by N.0E
New and Beautiful Engravings
OF Public Buildings. " Price only % Cents per copy
HENRY J. ROWLAND,
Book and JOB Printer, 1893 Main Street.
Aug 90, 1850. as g wltdistf
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WANTED,
UNION HOTEL,

a9a THIS Establishment has been recently fitted up,
EllMN in Pacific Street, Sansome, which is con-
H venen the business parts of the City, also TO the
ElEk City Hall, and other public buildings; and within
few mnutes's walk OF the principal Steamboat landings
The Proprietor from his long experience in the business
in The CITY of NewY Gr (avg been connected with Love-
lows Hotel years. feels confident that these who
may visit his House will find there the comforts OF home.
- GEORGE BROWN, Proprietor
San Francisco Sent 4. 1850. dl3aw&w6w
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CARD.

CARD. t
MRS. e. w. GROVER, who has taught Instru
mental and Vocal MUSIC in Springfield Mass, pre-
pared to give Lessons upon the PIANO in this CITY,
Aug. i. diff RESIDENCE, No. 3 MAPLE STREET.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-07
BACON & FOSTER,
Musical instruction.

The undersigned has taken Rooms at NO. l MAPLE
STREET. and is prepared to give Instruction the PIANO.
For terms particulars etc., inquire at his residence between
the hours of s and IL A. NJ, and and P. M $50 sa
Lessons given the residence of the pupil if desired
Aug 30 eod&w4wt t..l SIMON l.. MASON.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-07
BAY STATE SHAWLS.

b1AI U1AI II WIKI w 41Os
TTAyING Just completed my arrangements for the
1 siye sale of the BAY STATE MILLS sHAWLS, l
would take early opportunity to inform the public that
have received large Of all their different styles and quail
tiles and am prepared TO sell them at WHOLESALE
RETAIL, at AS Low RITES as they can be purchased
ofthe Manufacturers.
MERCHANTS from the country can be supplied at my
store at the Agents lowest prices my advantages for OBJ
tanning them are eQuaL TO any Of the largest Jobbig
houses IN Boston. MARTIN STOWE, :
. No. FIagg buildings,
.--. Aug 90 dwtf opposite Central Hotel
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WANTED
FALL OF 1850.

II STOCKWELL has just received the Fall Styles
A. of Goods for Gentlemen's wear and viii be happy to
serve those who may please TO give him call.
Also the NEW YORK FASHIONS for the coming season.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-07
The Italian Renovating Pills

OR FEMALE REGULATOR. These Pills are designed
fora diseases arising from Female Distractions Sup
nssions and can obtained for the removal of the
hv annlyig to MRS. THOMPSON, where particular direc-
ton can be obtained OFFICE, l2l MAIN STREET.
yVorcester. Sent d. ..s l. .a.oa eod4w
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-07

ok DELIGHT TAILoREss GIRLs,well ecquaintcdwith
- the business. Two three Apprentice GIRLS, TO learn
trade Ago, MAN, who is good pressnan, to such
good encouragement will be given (.
Grafton, sept3 dwtfo Lfi L. sToCkWELL. 4
..-l n L-.L !. A.U-M .l.l.l-.- W
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Worcester Academy.

ny u n WUICtSI6I ACdW6IIIys U-"|I I
TIME FALL TERM will begin on Wednesday Sept 4th,
aud continue eleven weeks. Tuition in English IS in
the Languages 81 per term. grH d4r Sept IS |
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-07

Dr.. Heatons Hernia Infrmary, Boston.
nR. HEATON having returned from Europe viii receive
patients as formerly He continues to attend partcu-
ary to the nature and speedy of Hernia or Rupture
Variocele Scrotocele Hydrocee c also diseases of Fee
males Trusses are dispensed with in all cases.
Applications must be made his Office and residence
Ereter PL1ce, Boston. d3mis Aug 20. lS5n
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v. III, PALMER,

sCoLLAY' BUILDING, COURT STREET. BOSTON
Is the Agent for the best Newspapers of all the Cities and
principal Towns of all the States Of the Union and the Brit
sh Provinces empowered by the Propretors TO make con-
tracts at their lowest rates. and his receipts regarded
payments. " 8lIf .Titfs fMNff
1fTo Public Institutions. Reading Rooms, Clubs &c. as
well as to Individuals this Agency presents and
safe means OF subscribing for advertising In any number
OF the best Newspersof the country Remttances NAV
be sent by mall with assurance that all orders will be faith
fully attended 10. , =
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-07

Merchants, Manufacturers and others going to Boston
for supplies respectfully invited give their attention
toand preserve copy ofthe following BUSINESS CARDS
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-07

WOODMANs
Counsellor at Ldc, BosToN, Mass has Agency WASH
ngon and procnres Pensions and Bounty Land Cash paid
for Land Patents of the War of 1872 and for Mexican War
Warrants ti,t Nt III N F2t
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-07

OLIVER HOLMAN
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURE Err, STATIONFR
And Sole Agent for E. LAWSON PERKINS,
Enameled Porcelain Satin Enameled Satin Surface Pen
pies, and India CARDS
NO. 1874 STATE STREET BOSTON
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
INDIANA ELECTION.

The official returns haze been received
The democrats elect Twelve senators, and The
wings tiSo. Twenty one democratic senators
hold over, nndtwelvo wings -makirg sixteen
democratic m'jorily. In the house the dem,
ocrots elec, sxy'lhree representatives. and
the wings ihitty'scven-twenty-seVen major
iy. Majority on joint ballot, iorylwo. Iu
the convention the democratic majority is a.
blut forty.
Tins triumphant majority will we trust
secure the reelection Of Mr.. Bright, the pres
enl distinguished senator, who has exhibited
a degrce of.public spirit. gercrcns patriotism,
and commanding talents, sufficient 10 ent.le
him TO The very beautiful compliment which
he Pennsylvania pays in the following trib,
ME:
Hon JESSE D. BRIaHr. We think /, Is cor.
tain that the election for members ofrbe Log
stature in ludiunu, as well ns for delegates 10
tho convention TO amend lhs constitution Of
of that State, hus resulted in securing Fri.
nmphan, majcrilies 10 both bodies lor the
dcwacracy. The l. gslature viii be cad,
cd upon TO elect United States senator lu,
SIX ycars from tho 4th Of March next on,
0ning.-'he term ofMr. Bright, one oi the
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
CENSUS OF CADlZ.

Fee phife inhabitdnts- l46-ihvre be,
ing 8 more females Than males.
ColOred persons-5l.
We have not heard from Hastings since
he left Cadiz, but would be pleased 10 have
further intelligence from him.
Tae following is said 10 be tue copy ol
tho Wing circular addressed to the Wing
Marshals Of the country, alluded 10 in our los,
number:
lsl BY making an exact political canvass
Of each election district IN your subdivision,
and returning copy Of the same, when com
pleed, to some active aud reliable Whip -
say the chnirnano OF district committee, where
such committee exisls--lo be used at the full
vste Of the district at The election.
2. BY obtaining subscriptions, whenever
Convenient and practicable, for the local Wing
paper; or where there is no such paper, OF lis
ejaculation cannot be further extended, for
sound and reliable Whig civ papers.
.. by nsccrta'ning the names of such
aliens, moi nalurazed, who, IE made citizens,
would attach themselves 10 the Wing party.
and returning such names, together will
their places of residence, TO the chairman Of
tho town or district committee, 10 the end
that he may take the necessary stops TO pro-
cure their naturalization previous TO the O.
lection.
4. BY communicating io-tie Chairman o
tho county executive corresponding commit
tee The nnme Of ono or more active and pru'
dem wings in each school dislrct, with lheil
post Office address, with whom coTespon.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
GENERAL JACKSON ON DIsUNloN

GENERAL JACKSON ON DISUNION
We recommend the following extracts
/ ON Gen. Jackson's Proclamation to the
NuliieIs OF South Caroins, in 1882, to the
special attention Of all Disuniouisls Of the
present day. Those in the North and in the
Somh who talk so hippanty about dssovng
The Confaderacy, would do we'll to ponder Un
the words Of tIuh and sobe rness so patriots
ca'ly expressed by the second Father Of his
Country. Here is the extract:
What have you 10 gam by division and dis
sensions? Deude not yourselves with the
belief that breach my be afterwards res
paired. If the Uninn is once severed, the
liue Of separation will grow wider and wider,
and the controversies which are now debated
and settled in the halls Of legislation, will
then be tried in fields Of battle aud deter
mlnod by the sword. Mother should you
deceive yourselves with the Iope thai the
first line Of separation woald be the perma-
nent one, and that nothing but hhrmony aud
concord would be found In the new nssoca-
ZION Grmed upon the dissolution oI the Union.
Local interests would srlIl be found there,
land uLchastined ambition. And if the re-
collection Of common 1ange:s, in which III"
people of these United States stood side by
side against The common foe the memory OF
victories won by your uni'ei yaor; the pros
Derty and happiness they have enjoyed un-
der the present constitution; the proud nam
they bear MS citizens Of this great republic
| If all ihe recoIiections md proofs Of com
mon interest are not strong enough 10 liuG
il together as one people, what tie will holc
united the new divisions Of empire, whe
these bonds have Leen broken and disc vel.
ed?
The first line Of separation would not las.
fur single generation; new fragments woulG
BE- torn off; new Leaders would springup, nnc
this great aud glorious republic would sooh
he broken into muIlitnle of petty States
without commerce, withoIt credit, Jealous oI
one another, armed ior mutual aggressens.
l0aded with taxes 10 pay armies aud leaders.
seeking aid against each other from foreign
powers, nsuiled and rampled upon by the
nations of Europe, until harassed with con-
fiicts, nnd humbeh nh1 dcbased in spirt,
they would We ready 10 submit % the absolute
dominion of any military adventnrcr, aud
Surrender ther liberty for the sake Of tepOse.
1t is impossible to took on the consequences
that would inevitably follow the destruction OF
this Government, and not feel indignant when
we hear { cold calculations about The value
of the Union, and have so constantly before
us Il line of conduct 80 well calculated to
| weaken its tiea.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
e.enl sennlols. eEpIr.np . lh.l dar.

"reseni senators, expir'ng that day. We
We We reHscl the 3 svsfy ieesf.
d aocra; y fJE, West, s,a'r s-s ~,
assert that tie &c. election Of that Dod ;n.
fearless democra; would hesI secure The in.
leresls ofihe democratic party Of Indian, and
would be hailed witt 10! all over the UE on.
No man in Congress has mnde more iiisnds
or has exercised stronger Ur wider nfia'
ence. Though still quite a young man, he
has already taken his stand among the states-
men Of the country. SymPsIbizing with all
his soul with the progressive spirit oflhe age.
and full Of generons aud patriotic impulses.
he has also the prudence and sagacity which
are necessary to constitute successful sem
Otor. He has no feeingiin common with any
sectional or one idea party, but here adheTes
resolutely TO The platform and the principles
10 the measures and the nen--of the na;0n-
nj democracy in the Senate he bas never falS
tered, but has met every crisis with cslu,
and unshaken faith in ;hni creed which !E so
sure to oullve the assaults Of his foes, and
so necessary TO the salvation of the Union it,
self from the Vaccinations Of reckless agita-
tore. Indiana has good reason TO be proud
OF her noble son; and we sincerely hope she
will not allow him TO retire alter his present
term in the Senate Of the Uninled States.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
BOOA1$! zoos q!

WE subscribe; is receiving iifcctI, Of Tho
L pnDitsnefs, his new and splendt s,ork ,r
standard, schoolun3 Miscellaneous BOOKS. cn,,
sIsu"g IN pnH OF the following cau,lugnc:
Cannns's select speeches, Napier's prpusnIa,
war, Rollins Aneirnt History, 4 vols 'TL;er,,
rNnch lrvou'inn, vols. sherlock an Divir,
Providence, Works oi >. H. Sandop. con,nle,e.
Polock's conrse nj iitne. gilt cdgp. Pilgrims Pro
gfess, do, Lille Of Frauklin Life Of TuG,, ett,.
Women OF France, letter wriorp. MiIron,s Pa.
ndise Lost. Gill edge Aloore's lrish NIclodif,. /.
no., iamariinc's works, do. Lola Ruokh. do
WAdsworth'5 Poems, do, kirk White, do Rol,e.
by, do, Tnpper's Philosophy. Remarkable Chnr.
actcIs. Aoroic Women, Remarkable Shinwrecls
jack Hinton. Also the iollu wing Sch1pl n,,oks
School Bibles and 'estamenta. AIct;,fF,,s serias
of school Books. Cobb's fowu's and u : Snel.
lw'i Rays Dayic's and Calbun'. Arithmetic
KirSham sand Bulion's English, i.aiiD and Gre,k
Gtantnirs; COnlsIocks Chemistry, Phiuscpby.
Mineralogy. Geology Phsalogy.
AIso:-Cap paper, Post do. gilt edges. note pa-
po', envelopes plain and fancy. wall paprr and
bordering. bristol boards. drawing papcr. music
paper, Pertora;ed bunrd, porlfoIiu1s. Lotting III.
ses, album. inks. steel pens waters, sand paner. &C.
All Of which be will sell cheap. CnII and cx.
"ln,"e Tue st'rk, JOHN BEALL.
Cudiz. May 8, I9j0--f
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
JAMES PAUL Tru1u,s PAN
JAMES PAUL Il co.
Importers & Wholesale Dealers in
Drags. Ctcmicais, Paints, Oils, Napal
Stores and Glass Ware, M,nuflchn-
ers # Coach, Copal Jop1n and
Leathr Varnishes, Ahohol Spts.
NHre, and SUBJ. Ether.
NJ. l6i M.nnrr STREET. WHEELING Va.

No. a6l Market STREET. WHEELING Va.
n Rr now rfceiving the largest aud most com
n pIete assortment of I'll articles in their line,
ever brought to this mjtritct.
Having superior advantage il their purchases.
they are confident Of successful competition with
the eastern market, with addition o transpartn ,ior
ana pied :ethcmschcs to 81 II goods lower thunev
er before offered in this city Their stock CON.
prises the following:
-, lult and complete stock Of Drugs, Medicines.
n nhrihioHis ana Phanmaocutical preparations
taIh's OF nil Kinds. ground aud nngrunnd: Oils
sperm, Whale, Tannors. Elephant. Iinsced DIV
Lard Lard and Caster Ois Brushes: Paint. Varnfsb.
"mlewash. Shayiug, Hair, Cloth Blncking Tan.
ncrs', counter, Bath, tnbicand stencil Brushes
rye siuii' OF every description. AMI lnanuEictur
ers', tuilcrs' md Iiallrrs' articles.
Every description Of Glassware nt mnnuractar.
ers' prices, Jim" s, Is5o
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28

A SELF ACTING SAW MlLL.--The ST..
Louis Republican gives an account OF saw.
mill constructed on Il new and singular prn-
cple. The inveuloa is Mr. Amos jackson,
oi Potowalamie county, Iowa. The mill de-
FiVcs It's power from the weight Of the log to
be sawed. The way on which tie carliage
travels are fxed on bearings Tint enter into
the frame the opposite ends are provided with
large segmenls Of cog.wheel working into
a series Of cog.wheeIs and pInonS; thus when
the log is pushed forward to the saw, its
weight is brought to act with great force
through the segmenls Of n shaft, having ia-
teTmediate geatngs 10 increase The speed
sufficiently for driving the crank shaft. The
price Of these mills is said 10 be light, com,
pared with others, and they can be attached
to wheels for travelling through The country.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
n OTICE.

4 LII persona owing the late firms Of STEW
IA ART. MlLLIGAN & BENNETT, s,sl
STEWART & BENNETT, will end their bo..s
and accounts in the hands offs. b. SHoTweIl, a
collection, after the 20th OF this mouth, whospsls
collect the sumo according TO law without resp, 4,
to persons. j. STEWART
f,ndiy Jnne II IQsn
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
FEVER SORE CURED.

The Rev. RICHARD DUNNING, Pastor Of the Prestys
ran church, Adams Basin, Monroe county N. Y
al have just received letter from Mr. CHAsNEY DuNsn.
relative the Of Ills Fever-sore. You may depend
what 1t stltes for lie is Chrisiinn and elder IL
church Some years since he had to have Of his leFse
of TO save his life in consequence of Feversore. The OIL
ley being affected and about 10 be amputated,
mended BRANT's MEDICINE Read the result He says Y
hare used only BOTTLES OF BRANT'S MEDICINE
placed HOPE, from your recommendation IN tt1t Med&
and say that, with the blessing of God, ds srje
q Of ll,b See ParnnhlaiS nll pnrIcnlnra.