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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-21
e. smell the rich viands of the kilche

me. smell the rich Viands of the kitche
as | ascend the staircase, enter The suits Of
apartments, where the lestooned hangings !;
the rich Turkey carpets, the Persian otto-
mans, The tall elaborately carved and gilt
mlrrorS,the Ormula lamps and candelabras, The
paintings of Venuses aud Dlnoes in gorgeous
frames, the sIlken druperies which vie with
ancient magnifcenco, the rich wines and
delicate viands on The table, and the plate
and a'iendanIs-alI have the appearance Of
an enchanted castle of what we read Of
Paradise. 1t is hell, where The senses are
intoxicated with liquor, and the pockets
pickedr'
care you acquainted with any Of the keep
ers of these splendid establishments"
"Who would know bother OF the order
of faro and rogue ct nor' in needy coat
and shocking bad hat? Yet know them by
insInct--by their bushy and well trimmed
beard, the oily smoothness of their hair, the
richness OF their garments, their watch chains
and diamond breastpins, their easy, loung-
ing gait, and the finely favored cigars in
their mouths.'
"Do our RIGA merchants, extensive brokers
and mIllionares, palronise these extensive
establishments"
"Not TO any extent. They spread their
nets for Strangers for the rich planters anL
factors with which our city and fashionable
hotels abound"
We were glad TO hear that the bulk oil
victims were not our lownsmen; and yel
there are too many of sucl, who lose their
money at cards, and throw melancholy pal
over the happiness ofan enIirs family. Nigh
after night the poor wife sits alone, waiting
The return of her truant husband. Each
knock at the door alarms each jar or jingle
of the bell alarms her, until she become.
nervous from the solcudc or watchfulness
The chirpng of 'he cricket on the hearth, OIL
the moaning of the wind through the case.
ment, serves only 10 make night hideous
The midnight bell tolls, and still he come.
not. The hour Of two strikes--sometimeg i
is three in the morning, ere HE steps ar,
heard; and then he enters, pale, and haggard
lormented with passion and despair, wilc
with disappointment, without kind word,
soft look, or an endearing caress for he
whose love he should prize above all earthly
jewels. FoI every pang thus wantonly in
frcted on a tender wife and mother, a whole
life of penance can alone alone Sunda.
| Times.
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A GOOD ApErTE. --"My dear" said an
sfecllonate wife TO her husband, who had
been sick for several days, when you we're
well, you were ia the habit Of eating twelve
apple. .dumplings that you are sick how
many shall make ~
"WelI," replied the husband, III reekon
you may make eleven to-day but DO pancu
lar, and make them lille larger than u
sual.
The wife obeyed.
When The husband had esien eleven, with
the exception ofa half one, his little son, a
lad Of six summers, came up 10 him and
said,
"Daddy, give me little piece"
"Go away, sonny, your poor dads sick"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-21

REVOLUTIONARY VETERANs.--At the celeu
oration Of the Fourth in New Haven, Ct.,s
there we're present and participating in the
festivities six venerable survivors of the Reys
olutionary struggle, viz: Jonathan Maliby, of
New Haven aged 90; Even Hotchkiss, Of
Prospect, nged y2; Enos Monson, oflNew
Haven, Sged 50; Wilson Hdrd ; Of Seymour,
(Iate Derby,) aged es; Joseph B,oason'Of
Waterbury, aged 81, Cad Peck Of New,
Haven, aged SO. as@ .9 3s.g
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-21
E. r. p o w E l. l.,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
TERMS OF TIE SENTINEL.

One dollar and fifty cents per annum il paid
in ad yance; two dollars ifpaid during theyear
or two dollars and fifty cents at the end of the
year. No paper discontinued until all arreara-
ges arc paid These conditions will b strictly
udherptl To-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-21
RATES roR ADVERTISING.

One square (I4lines or less) insertions, ST O0
Every subsequent insertion, 20
Longer advertisements charged in proportion.
Advertising by the year, with the privilege. .ooo
of changing at pleasure, SoVo
Medical Advertisements charged like all other
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-21

A Clergyman, happening 10 get wet, was
standing before the session room fire 10 dry
his clothes, and when bis colleague came IN,
he ask him 70 preach sof him, as he was very
wet @No, sir, ! thank you" was the prompl
reply; "preach yOurself you will be dry
enough in The pulpit"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-21

ORA cross grained aniiqualed maiden
vixen went 10 physician fer advice,
"Madam," said th,' Doctor i seems 10 mo
tha, il would do yon good 20 have q little sun
and air. s4f A,e
sOh, you ahomiBable criiiefl son end
heir Oh, dear, somebody fan mel shall
30 OF, the outrageous brute Ia son and heir.r
The old lady vamced, andl not, sIncu
been seen,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-21

Preparations are made for bringing the ar
my on a war footing within ten days. II
seems positive that two army corps are to be
directed towards Kewynach and Wetzler, and
that third will occupy :he environs Of Er
tort. The Customs Congress cannot agree
upon iIe proposed alterations in the tariff of
the customs. The "Kiner Zeitune' pub
fishes telegraphic despatch, dated July "a.
stating that The free city of Lubect had has,
tened 10 ratify lhe treaty of peace with Den
mark, and had inlimated the same 10 the
Schlesswig lIolsein Stakeholder Schuit.--
Ihe Hanoverions are however, determined
to side with The Holstieners, and have lnima
ted theI intention so 10 do 10 Denmark.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
A terrible and destructive confagration
has reduced the city of Samorn, Govern
ment OF Semlisk, to ruins. Thirty thee
stohe houses, and 4S6 houses built Of wood
were destroyed.
The church, The residence of Ambassador
and Municipal and Judicial authorities we're
also destroyed.
TURKEY.
Nothing has been received from Bulgaria
ITALY AND THE ROMAN STATES.
We learn from Naples, by dale of the 18th
instant, that Russia and Ausrin has advised
The King not to do away entirely with The
constitution.
There vas a o,sof a change ofMinislsy
in constitutional sense. The British flee.
was daily expected.
The band Of II. Pastor confined 10 infcst
the Tuscan and Papal States. He has beaten
the Austrian troops sent against him. lie
has two pieces OF cannon, and has divided
his band into three bodies giving each com
mauder. They are we'll provided with ann:
and with money, Nothing of moment from
Spain or Portugal.
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07-"Doc'or, pray what Is it lha, keeps the
meat and drink apart in the stomachm srll
tell you" says the Doctor, sin every person'ss
throa, there are two pipes aud clapper;
now, when we go to eat, the claPpes shuts
the drink pipe" e8y gis8 " M Af5rr
"WelI, Doctor" replied the patient, Shat
cIapper must play darned sharp when we eat
mush and milk ~ l,--a.t.. ...a.K
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-21

VI "Susan, stand up, aud let me see what
you have learned. What does c-h~a fr
speIlF 81 don't know, marm." 4Why you
ignorant crtier what do you always set oni"t
sob marin don't like 10 tell" "What on \
earth is the matter with The galle Tell what
il isr' Il don't like 10 tell; IL was Bill
Cross knee, but he never kissed me but
twice!' earthquakes and apple, SARGE y ex-..
claimed the school mistress, and she tainted.
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EUROPEAN NEWS!
ARRIVAL OF TEHE
ST L AM L r PACIFIC
H9oprr nuyS yatar Gropn Enr0Dpi

New YORK, August ll-l0A o'clock.
The Pacific from Liverpool, has arrived
with four days later intelligence from Europe
The Pacific sailed from Liverpool al 2
O'clock, P. M. on the 3lst and arrived here al
8 P. Nj. this evening.
The Europa arrived at Liverpool at 81 o.
clock, P. NJ, on Monday the 23d uIt.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, July 80.
CorroN Since the sailing of fthe Cambria
Cotton has advanced to penny, Prime
and sea is in good demand, with no change
in prices.
Indian Corn has ngain ffuctuoed, and
must be quoted one shilling lower than when
the Cambria sailed. #..
Provisions Provisions we have no
change to notice.
Woo! continues in active demand.
MONEY MARKET. T.--Consols closed yester-
day at 963a97 Mexican bonds have de-
clined in consequence Of the news that Con
gress hud not proceeded 10 business; and
likewise from some difficulty which has a,is
en- in paying the dividend out of the dollars
in the Bank of England,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-21

A fellow stole wood eaW, and iA 4fi1i
lold Tho Judge lhai be only TOOK tqSe
jeke.
.IIowfsr did ycv sarts ilfy ssksd llk.
Iadge. .'ss9 ia
) "Two miles !" snswsfed he nflganbh =
"Thai u carrying ihe ibke 100. Nj NJ
marked the judge and Ihe prisoner VnS com
mlIisd for further sxaminslion
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Give AND LET LIVEr
New Spring + Summer
GOODS.

5. q Al. VWCFNGIVeN
RE receiving splendid stock of SPRING
n ANU SUMNER GOODS, which for extent
nld variety are not surpassed by any in this conn
ty. Those who want desirable, pretty and cheap
,joods-orcinyitcd to CALI and examine and judge
for themsClvcs-as they are determined TO sell at
living prices. Codiz, April 10, 1850.
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IIAvRE, July 30.

IlANKE, JulJ ou'
The Cotton market was extremely dull on
Saturday last. Yesterday 1t became more
animated, and 1909 bales we're sold at for,
mer rates. Trade and commerce generally
was extremely good.
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CADIZ OEllO WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 2l 1880

withdraw. This gave rise 10 very long
debate which ultimately led 10 another ad,
journment.
The Danish question is exciting great in
!erest here, and il is thought that should our
trade in the Baltic be interfered with, il will
be the duty If England to make move to
protect her own commerce.
Smith O'Bran is to be removed from Ma
riN Island TO Hobartown, where he is TO be
kept in close confinement.
The Rev. g. Copway, the American Dep.
uty 10 the Peace Convention, at Frankfort,
addressed Liverpool public with murked
success, on the reception of the intelligence
of The death of General Taylor.
! A meeting Of the citizens of the States
resident in Liverpool, was convened to-day al
the American Consulate. Resolutions were
Unanimously adopted, expressive Of the higE
admiration cherished by his counlrymen, o.
The ability, zeal, integrity and public spirit oil
the amenied soldier and statesman, and re.
gret for his loss. ....-. ..
A petition TO Congress was also adopted
praying some permanent monument 10 be
erected at Washington.
The crops are very promising in appear
lance
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TAXING A HIsT.--"Zeb,r said chm or
his chum the other day, III seems q me yplI
didn't stay long 10 Squire eF0lgal's last 4
night 5o msn y n E ssll sass, ~
"Noip was tho FsplyssIwas sayin > few
things to the daugIlieb and the cd mnn
came in and gave me biallD a" " ~
- hat, Zsb, what sort of hint "a i j
"Vhy, he gave mo my hat npeaed tls
door, and just 90 be beenn 70 Faiss lli1 oaws s
hide boot. he'd thought that waan,l Rani : y
ed i, and s0I--Igook nv leavo.H & # &.
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a.. dn lannon's prowi'.

"Pa, do cannons growi" .''.s' n. n.
"No you simploton, but why do yo1 ask
THAR
Because The paper snys as how the French
have planteds ne in Rome" ,s,35. ~
"WeII, come TO think Of il, sonny ,can-
mons will sometimes shoot if tiey arc plant
ed, and have hearI Of their yielding grape Y
he added with smile Of satisfaction, Is lic
Cumbed bis pockets for cent, 10 reward the.
boy FOR being the innocent occasion Of such
a wise observation. ..,se..,s s.y,.. HI,
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An lrishman lost his hat Ia WE'LL and
wOs 10, down in the bucket 10 recover Il; thess
well being deep, and extremely dark wiIhsl,
bis courage failed him before he reached Ihss
wafer In vain did he call 10 those ab0ysif
hun 10 pull linn up; they lent a deaf eaf la
all he said; ill At last, quite ID despair .alie
beloved out .iai gasNlaf az e tla4
"Be 81. Patrick, IL ye don'E draw me upg
sure III cut fhe rope" ie'i asiiel ahs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12
nOM,T RE DECEIVED.

rgNIIE genuine Hay state Stove is decidedly the nEsr
| sroyE in the market for either wood or coal. Beware
of limitations or pretended improvements, for the BAY
STATE stands RRriUaied.
have the Air, Tight ParlOr, the most perfect
stove of the kind, and IN beauty unsuIpass' d
COAL STOVES piM OUeas and Cast Iron WOOD
STOVES with rrate ovens, and convenient for doing
small amount of cooking and withal suited any
COAL STOVES, new patemsi coal. CRATES, Coal
Rnrners Talor's Stoves Office Stoves &C., for sale
rheaD by J. f. LORlNG,
Worcester Oct24 eod& VISIT rs MAIN ST.
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Only @25 ron A HOMESTEAD!

81 FL. ms, worth Over $500, and 6A00 Lots,
10 he J;etriL,to3 ,,,c,, goo o, Lorr;tero
~ " go, ~o''' .''0's 0CO 9@o9'' '0s'9
"a t4ACii alIscrlDer Is Gluueu 10 tots - ny sss
Lii NV !aet lEhs lose'nef or Il'lA4 Arm 80
-. "i ron = 10 ~ acres ihe sh9EFs are iihited
at WIeh subscribed iof' - Oh gay OF dl5
ttiDuo, ana Daence N monthly instruments OF 80 About
9Jy shares are no" subscribed
me LOS are stae1 IN ine vliage oi liERHANNFIIiE
one nue. easy OF the Soaa S'ao on me Long Island Kan
hoan ConS q SaDlh ad oU lIos rom tile Guy 81 Me-"
foLh II y Ue ~ J'a lielihcsl PAGES III ie ,ed Staes,
W!5 one lo VI Lake, winch IS ABOUT lhIee
iilas III % sleu't ehc ana great
Gepi, ~n an W i5l me Fiiise - Dut miles
Us oi ' 5 pl b5 wGn Is . mics wue anu
81 e G' S'Ppheu WIN oS ''efS' ca's' ana
hsl ~, VI S1tio ~ H ii L.. =, -
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HAIR, RESTORED Or no PAY.

FIR J&COBY begs offer his services to the Ladies
F and Gentlemen of Worcester and vicinity for treat
ment of the various DISEASES OF THE HEAD which
terminate III Eating Hair and Premature Buitness
The which lead to these evils various, bit
the most common of all is an inflammation of the lp
producing upon the hait fine dust resembling ddru
called the har-eater harNorm, bat which,
unlike dandruf cannot be removed with the brush and
comb.
In these cases sure and speedy be effected
There are various Diseases all differing from each
other, and many Of difficult treat, and which
qure close attention; there are, however, Int few
of nature which will not yield to sbliul treatment
Mr. Jacohy has devoted many years investigation
of the diseases of the Hair His system corresponds with
that of the best practitioners in Paris and London, where in
this branch OF science greater advanced aJ been made
years than in any other de armen Of medical science,
while here the subject has just began excite
MIR. Iac0by, wishes all persons WHO are prematrely
bald grey, call upon him at his Saloon No. Franklin
street Boston house recently occupied by Dr. ees
and ascertain from him whether their is beyond the
reach Of this fits he will frankly tell them once;
and where he undertakes the treatment of he always
wishes the payment to be made dependant upon the fulfil
of the guarantee he may give at the tune Of the
animation
II For the especial notation Of the Ladies aud
Gentlemen Of Worc3ster and vicinity Nr JacGby will be in
attendance the AMERICAN HOUSE. during
Tuesday and Wednesday, EOv. - and 10,
where helwil beLappy to give them his attention.
nov9 dat
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HOUSE Lois, houses, &c.

50 beautiful LOTS, containing nearly acre
k,.. ID each delightfully."- situated on "Fairmount" hal
; mile north Of the Court House, unequaled for beau
y of location and aspect, for those who prefer to live little
out and own large lot for very moderate cost.
Finely situated LOTS Harvard Street, the elevated
land directly of the Central Church, the desirable
lots remaining in the market.
Very desirable Lots on the Brewery Estate near the West
crn Railroad Depot and in other parts of the city.
Also several Dwelling Houses in different parts Of the
ntv. Good Gardening land by the acre, and other Real
nroperty for sale the most accommodating terms, by
Feb l9 eodstf D. 5. MESSENGER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12
STTtiE TOHFs.

EE common symptoms Of WORMS are paleness Of the
contenance and at other times universal flushing Of
the ace itching Of the starting in the sleep the anye
ute sometimes bad, and other times voracous frequet
heart t - S
MEDIcINE.-ThOUgl uumberless medicines are eyto1le1
for eXpelng and killing WORKS. there has been none SO @
cacIQus as SHOWS COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
it; cannot harm the smallest infant there is no r9ercr
or mineral in T. This valuable preparation prepared BIZ
7No'E q MASON, Apohecares, at G7 Broad St. Provi-
dence, H. l.. and FOR sale b. Druggists generaIlv
CAuTIoS-Ihe purchaser will be stire and nguire for
SHOWS COMPOUND Fluid Extract Pink GOT and see that
the bottle is signed by @. 4. w. Snow
81 sod n Worcester by d. Scott, Jr & Co.. l.. T. La
Ztll ana a. Clai he. eCG3m 80
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12

z IRIS. FRANCES Il. TOWNE, VIII receive pupils o
lS either sex az her the Manufacturers In
suiauce Office No Isl Main St, Briney Row.
NIB. Ms TOwNE VIII if desired tax Portraits in Odor
crayOns from Miniatures DagEerreotyPes. Also make
copies of Portraits other Pictures Specimens OF copy
ing be seen al her room.
l.; Hours from 10 to y AN, 2 to Pm.
NNorrpspt Noy 4 lisa diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-12
FRENnr SHTP.Ta

MANY GENTLEMEN have found it impossible 10 OBJ
I'VE tain wen made and well fitting Shirts and have submit
ted with less oTtitude the constant ANNOYANCE
and veXatnH produced by uncomfortable cellar and badly
fitting front Tie Subscriber has for the past seven wears
endeayoTed TO remedy these evils by giving his attention
entirety to the manufacture Of the finer g,afifcs of shirts
u order by caTl and accUrate measurements Invites
all who wish for really good article 10 call ard leave thei
measures. CHARLES 4. HEWINS,
Joys BGi1dng entrance 81 Washngton-st
Boston, Aug %, 1850. dMTb6rl
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Naw - TrnnroEed Clothes Stand

ENHE subscriber would ca the attention of the public 70
2 his \ lew ant Improved CLOTHES STAND, an article
OF much importance to house Keepers it being mere
4t ana convenient than any frame in use and can he
furnished at much lss expense. may be seen at Bakers
Furniture Rooms and at my shop, (ear Of Bates Office
Pearl Street,) Worcester. r. WARNER
Sole Agent and Proprietor
Application has heen made for Letters Patent.
Worcester Sept o. 1850.
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JOY no THE WORLD.

D0guerrC0types Of Infants taken instanta
EeOuSly!
fTHE subscriber happy to the public thai
he has succeeded in making Chemical Compound fol
which he has applied for Letters Patent by the aid of which
he can make DAGUERRE0TYPEs of Children aid Adults
in ONE OR TWO SECONDS
IL Hons for small children, from till P. NJ; adults
from TO F. NJ.
1y For proof of the above
GALL AT ADAMs'S IN WALDO BLOCK.
July IL distf
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JENNY LTED AT TRTPIER HALF.

= e" n r--- y~
fsS2@szESs3-z 49, -
Excursion from Worcester to New York.
Excursion and Concert, So, Is.
THE Proprietor Of the SEVEN MILE MIRROR has
I made arrangement for en- EXCURSION PARTY
from this Ciy to NEW YORK, and hear Jenny Lind
in Tripler Hall.
IL The Party, any member Of it, MAJ leave the E0r-
cester Depot, my dag during the ,ceek,
Nov, IItb, 12tFl, 18th, 18th, 15th or I655l,
u 10 go M tie No,cich Riiroai anil Ss059at line.
RETURNING-Leave New York or before WEE
NEsDAY, NOVEMBER goth.
Iyckets for the Excursion New York and back and
to the Jenny Lind Concert, 1925.
1-The Tickets will ene the bearer to the best unsod
seat when applied for first floor, Second Gallery Of
the Hall
where Plans of Tripler Hall may be examined
Nov. 6. d5twlt
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Wore st3r County Mechanics Associa tion.
/ THURSDAY EVENING, Nor. l4th, 1850, at the CRY
HALL. Tickets and Programmes be obtained Tic
Bookstores. Doors open before T. and close - O'Clock
precisely WIN. GREENLEAF, Secry.
Worcester Nov. g. 1850. d7tis
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N az .II.!

gJyE subscribers will continue the Hardware Business
the stand lately occupied by BATES 4 POOLE, No. 23l
MAIN STREET, where they will keep constantly hand
good an assortment OF HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS
LEAD PIPE, etc. at reasonable terms be found in
the CITY, SAML POOLE &c co.
Worcester, April disf
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$50 REWARD.
Shellbark5.

IN BBLs Philadelphia She!lbarks in Store and for sa
~ by BUTMAN d co.
nOv9 DIV