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nIIrI>A. PALLADIUM. CADMIUM AND

HSiCkEL- These v&.4ao.- meta. II 8 'nAf IS @Aa 70
rs-ci.ng Fl8ich- oest srte n Use snd q ifoFea
,-tIr hg il0l.1rcs u yefsJls = cel-s per sa-oL'
=, IN b1r- n. and 1T ~ barrel ~.
- fg.r Oll-w.srarlsc superior % sny .of % ne
- a. "a, 81 1e gallon ~ luu.- D..
prsolv Complrrc iof aot'-Il py'-1I =.
- u a. edec,.a4 IN destroying mons ifoh 49,
s.,u.. EA-r s-e-u.. i-rs. -. - a--rLo-L- = -
- .s.ru. cave many vauso-- s@fn1-' " o'''
pet ..s o. 49,. vvt.ei !. az .rrras.ed
- ~ Cockr0scH tn1 Improved Bed pug fosh' are
vs. -s-.o.--u. vs.hosrs .arc Lrd ounce "a. HJr--
- -@s.os. All military .pspl brown .nd'of $40
l.--- .1ar e. .a- a. ua1- fsrt-r-f- prc- L,--
Es-'la. 80 ~ DR. LEVI, FEUChrWANGEh
ssl- 40 49, " IL Malt-usn-.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

II, III xss.=SS- so. -PlCNtth iHLk.I ITIsrI6
49, ard EXPRESS LINE 1l10>Et&
. PHIDADELPHlA
10 PITTSHi RON Leaves the Depot "a nsrsrtst
Daily a. O'Clock An snd + 81. 80 miles by railroad,
through IN 4 dsys.
The Colamas I'D Penns yyania Railroad
II the gery and comfortable description several
new pscks1 have been placed the line and all have
beer newly painted ard handsomely fIrnisb.d in esps-
comfort and nysnience 81 travellers
srofin he sss1rnce OF quick and agreeable journey 10
PushUrgh
Every eori vii be made render his he desirable
route the West
For seats apply Al ~ Markets and T. corner Third
and CL-suuL Philadelphia NM COLDER co
For further Information apply at West.t New-Yors
mia Il K ~ HiNDES, Agent
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MAKING

.,rlRS MAKING. Turning ale Scroll ss~,ns
HnS .l-.n power mscnirery ,iea- tnzne &C "a q
- Patterns Of ever d-scrip uOn made % ofuer r-.
81 -.,.b .nn-ui II this city fancy eaoin-' VOLS y
-. mathematical sd ns1ucal 'nst1ius-n' az 40 :"
r'-s -. 30 Wa:-rst neaI P-cks-p
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IT. NFON ,ALE -fag .ir.gbo.i NIA6AkA

sO,glcE W THE SEsfoEx Gas LisAr ConS.srI
~ AprlG 1850 !
rf,HE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS hsye
i lh.s day declared dividend of I'VE per cent 90 ~
esna ,ors Of hs Con ,Any FOR the mocths cneing ~
Seorssry sst cay sbs the stocAbo6efs sn and ahss
W.dns.tsy lot MAJ n-xt Tic nansfer bOos VII o"
elo.~c fro.n he 15Sh ms ant. that date ~ oasf
- nj c l. EtERiTT, Secretary
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INSURANCE..

THE GROCERS'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
dice No 10 Wal, corner Of Pesr!-si y. l.
CAPITAL $20,eH.
'EHlS COMPANY, having Gh-ir capital a.. psd M 10
cssh are prepared 10 lnsur. Buildings Merchandise
Household Furniture Vessels in port her Carso-s &C
against or damage hy Ere also, the Risks Of inand
Navigation and Transportation on me nos 'sFo's'e
terms Al losse. promptly a. rl.lei aud paid
DIRECTORS
RUFUS STORY Moss TAYLOR, SAMPSON MookE'
Pyr,s Mas Gyose, ELpgR CHA. BURgHALTEL
gR.srfs svrnpy HyxRy FpsY Asa Potter
JAS 4 WILsoS ALEX II. GIANT, WIN fos1bS
BESg sBEsM.s M.EsE.L PEPoOS. Isaac L TAYLOR
SAMPSON MOORE, President
H. ,ox sx,ru ssr,-I.rv 9TfNs
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1850 CENTRAL RAILROAD OF y JERSEY 1850
g-sf,- -yss..--f.s-y- ~tn'lER ARRANGEMENTS

f-sr- -ysss,-rfs-y- >INIER ARRANGEMENTS,
Gfst ts.;:'.--.s. 4 nenciug Apul J. i'D-Ih' Road
Wv extends from EllIsbsthpDrt % miles 20
White House N reducing The staging between the ter
oi he Road hd tartun tO - miles, ana 10 school,
e,s Mountain to - miles This line caves New York by
Steamboat RI d JACKET Al pier y RIVER and connecls
Do the New Jersey Railroad, which leave New
YORK rom loot II Con.aldsL al the ssme hour new
Scnoo.eys M0gnlan, with less staging han any
ol1er
P,,ssNGFR TRAM tP.-Passenee-s viii leave New
Iprk lY steamboat f1Gl pier " 10y TO New Jersey
Railroad foot of Couisrl-st @ 4 N aud " leave
Edlahrt,i0ysn at 10 \ II. ana % P NJ.
PASSENGER TS,IS DowN Leave White House at ). -
A 81 and l. a. + N North Branch ~ 5.aj NJ ana l.bj
2 ~. Someryll e a. g. ~ and ,. m II Bound Brock
ats 20 AN ard - ? n Plau6ed sc % A ". and 40
NJ, Wesiie.d atG.i5 VI add ? NJ Elzabclhtown al
:. b. and 1880 \ NJ auI B.. Nj
Tho freight train with passenger attached viii leave
White House Al 80 NJ, Someryie 30 PlAlrhed. Us
ami fHzabehpOr b. steamboat. a. $50 AN Returning,
leave New iork, by si"anDoal Red jacket, nom pier
N1rth River al ] + VI
a freight hom SewYork intended % 20 ~ his lins
musl be- Al ne boat al ~ ocOc. To insure being taken
shrou. n mat day
Stages VII be- In readiness the srriys. Of the Ocock
train from New YOrs he While House 10 convey pas.
senger- 10 Eastun, Nike-hsrrs Bethlehem. Allentown,
Mlach Chunk Pa and 10 Pennington, Lebanon Clinton,
n FORD. Bethlehem, Bloomsbury New ampton. WASH
i1gfon and Reiyidere }. On Tuesday, Thursday and
szuriay To DeawR'e Water Gap, StrOudsburg Bartons-
yuc 3fanhDpe, Daeyl.e bucktOwL and LBcka~ Iron
Works, &c Pa
y y. Al baggage 8, tho rsS ~ the until do
rrrrd INTO TIE actual possession Of The AFents 81 bs
Company and CHEEKS or receipts given therefor. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

CITIZENS, FIRE INSURANCE CO.
"a Waist and 167 Bovery
rVNHlS COMPANY, with cash capits securely inV-s'-o
ard large surpus continues 10 insure sgainsI Loss
and Damage hy Fire OF as favorable terms - me Iiy
Otces seIera.y.
DIREC TORS.
Daniel BURNETT. Jeremiah Johnson
Thomas McEhaih Jaw JARVIS
Iase Baker Robert Barker,
Chhr.-, Devce Jonn :. Harms
Alopzo AlvoTd james BALDWIN,
William Wallace Frzncis Pane
DANIEL BURNETT, President
JAMES MCLEAN, Secretary.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

II PURSUANCE q order Df he Surrogate q Oh. 81.
lN~e. "a ro-e. t---tf gwen r-rs--. No.
fsan-t WILLIAM HAM LIE ~ IT, - oi ". ", -.
rr-ser. thereof s.5.rt--. :, ~
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l,s Ca or before sh az of Al14s; u-1--pss ~
iors. th- Jlsi sss 81 Jza-ay \,
CHARLES n NrRRirT g.
ff is~.m~ ISAAC X HART S-iee-@f'
~ PURSUANCE Of a. ors-y s1ro-ats Couay
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3sy Of Augn.i a-IL-Da-t Ns~ iQ So; cay u
Jaa LAZY 1850 llfls-oasl THOMAS } wHlIE. EG-cltoI
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BoNNErs AND HATS.

STRAW LACE CulP sld other FANCY
A. y N~pRING BON$tTS and HATS for Ladies.
n n .s.s q alf Il'alts ~ ue1 arf neau-'u ma
w erfs snt shape i0~ offered flr safe % me
t-sr- ,lch prces Cannot fa 1 n- advantageous 1
Furcsasrrs
y Men. Hats y patent and fra Dlnsehe, Colour.
ar,I pure graid. wei WORTHY sfferron " h-u@r-
ais W. THOMAS REYNOLDS inpur.,r ir7 Fesf--l
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FOR SALE.
Il Br.INE.- PRePfRTY TOR -NLE.-

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~ rom ---. he 7-.rr. 80 a-- ... t-tt
r.f.- .-rr.-- .. No. ..-.- d. I.re Bans ts..r.
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Per- .Ir
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XII . ~ I'd ta---- ~. 'I..ts.. W.
20 f' u.a. - -'' II
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r.s-i Pr .~r.- -. l-. gross
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800. rsTU. .Ifr 81 eJI.D -'-. .r .- u.
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ST. LOT NlHl hE~iDtNtt AT N0tN ALA.
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= .., CREI.ORI,- CALIFORNIA TX.

&.sL.~S PREcS An express viii be made up aud
forwarded per steamer Ohio, Iih Apn', the
Crescent City frst snd Philadelphia 4h May N charge
OF special messengers The delivery " parcel snd Packa
g-s ty his Express Line for all pss Of California Il At
tended 10 Boy he proprietor M person. Immediately amer
the arrv4 the San Francisco, ensurng The
uluos. despatch Office sth9 Pearls
THOMPSON x HITCHCOCK Agent
y Payments for freight be made here or a 4 AZ
fJdra desired AZ lN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

~s-s TICKETS FOK ~ALE.-Oue Storage
1~-C.N Jcsei per steamship Crescent CITY, MAY isl
from wYOfktO Chsgres. ana one cabin ucs
II for steamship Ssral sands from Panama 10 San Fran
cisco
so one seeage icks; per steamship Georgia May 49,
rom New York to Chsgres and sieersge ticket per
stesm,hp Republic on Der irT Trip fom Panama 10 sal
Francisco. Apply 10
pfLLSRIRY -ANDFDRb. y Souih-tt
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~ fSNNNh o. al 'rtr o. tsr >lrro-at- o Tie 0a-fr 4,
~ -. ~. - -~r-s sVs1to a. g-rs1. n. A m 80 -
"AtspNfh VIM hi- &C ne C'y u ~ Yars 1900
qr,- - sa- - FntA-fs ii-rro .s.-- Il -.
ec~ , r'l tr1 ~ hear - 9Th p. III ~ ~.
All 90 rl APrl. lS-l NAIHANIEL MN.
= iswrrs Al-a.....-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

oliSk n-f-tt go ~ al q-r-ous having Ga AsaIn.;it
Nrr-- 81 ANIL N>oN. st- " s
~ ,ell i--A>~' O. 7---i liz h Tie Their,
Ne .o>e1 oS a. - oncv, " - ra- p Ss-
IN on of o-ot- IL t-r't lsJ Of Jl1- Dee a.
RI .'''n GFokSk CNrfI> W. uiar
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PACIFIC MAIL srEAMsaIr COMPANY

70 b. 1-ced Will bee taken - baggage Charges
ofen1ssng and debarsng and al personal port charges
including health fees and boat hire bee paid By the passsn
gers NJ passage paid for Apply a. the o.
Ece % the Company. New York. = souih-sL IfG
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09
THE ELECTION

ne election on Tuesday last, passed m
very quietly. The Gqv was fair and ,Le ov
Pec'a''nn was entertained that loroo ,o,o
would be polled. In This every one wos III,
appointed. Farmers had not finished ,boir
seeding, and, as the weather was favorable
'or outdoor business they continued =,
'he'r work, and neglected To g, to tho rol,
T'e Why's turned out better ,h,n ,ho
Democrats; hence they have onite \ I,,ce
majority IN the county. Mr.. Johnston will
load Mr. Wood aboul $50 votes and NJ,
ll"h'er his a miorily Of about 32S over NJ,
'ewcii. This result is 10 be depored wa.
""cn as itcnn be attributed, only. 10 the
'"eHncss Of The Democrats, generallv. and
the want Of fidelity to the cause they profess
to lavor 10 few.
we have the satisfaction of assuring ou,
TeaSa's however, that, from the information
we nov possess, REUDEN Woop is elected
Governor oflhe State Of Ohio.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09
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WV HiNAAa.

mARRlED-On Tuesday the StI inst, by the
Rev. James Kerr, Mr. JOSEPH MrCnEII to Miss
SusAMNAH TnoMPsoN, both OF Green Township.
With the ovehymcnial record, we we re hon-
orcd with Il les i'm onai Of the BRIDES knowledge
oFprintes's cnstomcs, in the shape ora full sized
pound cake. Her generosity is he 'cby admitted
and admired, and the verdict oil ourselves and
Locum hn,ens is that sh G deserves the ules. de
gree happiness in her new relation that il is the
lot off morals TO realize.
On Wednesday the 9Th inst, by ,hc Rev.
John Burns, Mr.. EruRAlM WALKER to Miss MArv
bAPORT, all of Cadiz.
With the aboye notice the printers acknowI-
edgethe receipt of II splendid pound cake--ust
s'ic'' one as they sieald have expected fam the
taste and skill of the fair BRIDE All llLhntls unito
in ifhear'y congratulations rtho happy pair,
and hope lhatlbcy may glide through the future
as pleasantly us their hearts couIdwish.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09

At late h0ul we received the uHwuI
come news flom Belmont County that Mr.
Hunters majority for Congress was 517
and feN hours later that il was not more
than 600 in Muntoe. AS matter ofcourse
supposi g this rews to be correct, Mr.. Jew
ell is defeated by majority of more than
three hundred. We still hope that lberc is
some mistake in the estimate of the vote u
Monroe Cnuny We cannut think it posi-
be that in n county which can give Demo-
cratic majority Of 400, candidate agains
whom there were no objections, whatever
should receive tuly 600 IN j"riy. No we
cannot believe ii, aud will not, until we gci
The official vote
In this county we are mt surprised at HE
majority (329, given sg inst our candidate
In several township, organized cIques Of
protesting Democrats wers $, rrelv end
openly Operating ngGins him f, r The purpose
of graIlf,ng feelings which ought never to
pulute The breast Of any member ofour party
Personal hatred and appointed ambition
are strong incentives to action in the evil dis.
posed; hut. in the end, si&ays. such mo ives
rec"ll with Tremendous force, and crush those
governed by them, So will it he in the pres
ent cise. We believe, honestly, that. lhouph
probably detected, and n a moHsue. Ly the
means hinted at above. Thnma. /, Jrwett
occupies much moro higher position in the
e>'in'ton Of The Democratic pqrry of his
District, and mas much stronger hold up,n
The affections of his friends INN he evr lia,.
oef"re. "All ID no' lost TIM is in dnrgcr.''
We sh1l recur to the course Of Mr. Jew
oII'4 defeat in future humber on which
occasion we nay be compelled 10 tell some
pla'n truths hat we wou'd gladly see u led in
oblivion
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09
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THE LEGlSLATIRr L

we rannat'os vet. tell which party will b,v,
MINORITY IN the Lng sIature. We b,yo o
heard from the Reserve, II is ranor,1 -
LETTER is beaten, and that BE,vrp ,bo
whose boots didn't carry him INTO the pnber,
National chair. has shared similo, G,,a va
"olld S"grs' 10 Mr. b to depcno n li,,Ie marc
Tor political honors, upon nm honest urw,,a.
ing political course, than upon a p,ir of &C..
centric "ow,hide stngns,
lion. NJ. lloagland, Of the Tusco,owos
Ds'r'r' is defeated for Congress bv Mr. T
'onnS,'n OF Cosbocton. Mr. II, gland com,
m''''d the error Of voting for the Fugitive e
olnve law In'elv passed.
mere 0re other runners in regard to the
election which we do not lhirk worth reco,d
ing. " - ''o
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09
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q 10 II [ O US NEW SIllr
WOOD ELECTED RN H5nnn


The vev latest news by telegram. uivcs
"S the consola'cn Of having elected REUBEN
"""n Governor of Ohm by at Ieast $4,000
mJ"rl'y. This is result as unan,icip,e1 hy
most persons as it is glorious in its character
Gop. Johnston, as he wns ynnntipolv s,,,od
oY our viii! eishl o., his been fully
rewarded for bis extraordinary Iahors to te.
'e've the people during The campaign, hot,
on The stump and through the press. I1ep.
'-h@d ns hn wns. with the Galph;n Admin;s
'rn'i"n. he Rad tno much 10 carry ooa -,
his own ponderons political SINS y !. 49,
wonderful that he should have sunk nnder
the load. Rejoice, Demot rars, Ohio io no,..
redeemed and, we believe, forever. fIom III p
thraldom Of Whigoerv,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09
NEW YORK MARKET.

Now York, October 4.
Flour Continues firm; good eastern de.
'nand and shipping enquiry, without change
in price.
Grain No changes
Provisio s-Pork has been heavy with buI
little doing. Lard sells at Tic.
Coaee--Market firm with improving ten.
dency; Rio sells al l2c.; Java 12ic.
SugEr--ln active demand at 6ia74c.: Gu
ba 6tc.
MolasseN-Moderaiely enquired after for
disIillng ul 22c for Cuba.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09
VENETIAN BLINDS

Those Of our Gil zens desirous ofpurchas ng
a neat article Of YENlrIoy WINDOW BLINDS
can be Accommodated by calling during to day
at the Mansion Iioute, where they can see
and examine line assortment of the latest
style which The owner will sell as low as
they can be purchased in Pittsburgh or any
place else. We have seen the Blinds oaove
mentianed and can, safely, recommend them
20 our readers.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PHIADELPHTA, Oct 7.
Flour Quiet; standard shipping brands
held nj 4,6l; sales limited. Sales Of Rye
Flour and Corn Meal at 800
Grain-Liue enquiry for Wheat; amount
offering limited we quote at lal ,03, apd
white at 100 ALTO. No Rye in market
CON comes in slowly; sales Of 1000 bus
Southern at 0dc a1oat.
. Oats 10 good demnndT "a cargo Of Southern
sold Mt &c.
Groceries and Provisions mo material
chpnge to notice. 1000
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

THlLADELPiilA, October D.
FIour-A further slight decline induced
more activity in the demand; some 7aS0t
bbl'. sold for export al 4,75a4, ,7S, and 4,SI!
for fair.
Grnin-The price of red Wheat has de.
cIined about 2 cts. per bushel, some 24a25.
600 bus. having been sold nj s5ag5 for in,
ferior, and l,00al,0S for fair and good lots
Prpvisons-PUk is rather less firm, and
small lots at I0,l5al0,50 for Mess, and 0 90
for Prime Lard is generally held n. better
prices; sales of about 1000 bbls. and kegs al
7ll63c on time.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-09
MIIIG MAJORITY
The foll-wiug majoti,ies we have Lksn
rom Tie pol boo1s; tIaev may Le considered
TIE CADlZ BAND

This association Of Young Men oC Cad'z
are progressing rapidly in the prosecution Of
the science of music. They huve been EN-.
ployed several lines, lately, by the vaious
Institutions Of learning, &c, in this and ad-
;oining counties, and have by their skill. won
he admiration OF all who heard them. They
expect this winter, TO avail themselves of the
Instructions Of competent teacher, aiiei
which we will wager that the Cadis Band
can't be Leqf in lie State.
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NEW tnILADELPIlIA AND novER
NEW YORK MARKET

NEw YORK, October 5-M.
FIonr--'leavy sales at 4 4,50a4 90 for com
non I" straight state; 5 50 t5,G2 for straight
and mixed state; 4,75 for fancy Michigan.
Whoa'--SmaII sales making at 1903 lo
good Ohio, aud 10 for White.
Corn Market heavy and sale ensier
opened this morning at Csc. for high mixed
SIC for sound yellow.
Groceries Uachnoocd.
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.CADIZ HIGH scuc,or.

ms Institution, as will he seen by udver.
ing % The advertisement in another column
naS come under the control Of Mr.. L. N
htRK' We are assured from an intimate ac
fu"'n'once with this gentleman and his quail.
'nc0'Ions' that he il FULLY COMPETENT for
'"e'ask "hch he has assumed, and we are
cef'aln that he will give entire satisfaction
70 all lspatrons. We bespoak for the Cadi,
ligh schoOl the favorable consideration OIL
tho public Of this community.
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SEHEgssVF's SALE,
sFGH3.shFf,s SALTl.

SEdEisEEEP'S SALE
QH virtue of an order and decree Of sale issued
-Ap out OF tho Court of COMMON PIE Of llarri-
son county, Ohio, and to me directed, will offer
for sale in front Of the Court House, in the town
OF Cadiz, in said county, on SATURDAY 9th
day OF OCTO Err next, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock p. M. Of said day,
the following described real estate, to wit: Si!u-
aled in the comfy of Harrison. in the State of o.,
and being part Of section No. 81, in township No.
y, ii range No. 4, and bounded on the eust by
lands Of William and Walter Craig; On the north
by lands Of James Sineral; on the west by lands
OF BcGjamin Ramsay and on tn Q souhhy the lands
Of the Rev. Thomas Hanna, containing thirty-fve
acres, more or less. Docreed to be sold as the
property OF Robert Fryer, at the suit OF William
Anderson III Chnncery. D. HILBERT,
Sept. /, 80. St. Sheriff of Harrison Co.
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sIIEIsIFF's SALE.

James Maihers,
VS.. In Clnncerv
Edwin H. Pickett
SY virtue of an alias copy of decree and order
- OF snle issued in this case from the Court o
Common Pleas of Harrison county. Ohio, and t,
me directed, will offer for sale ut pub lie auction
Mt the door OF the Court House in said Harrison
county, on MONDAY, the 4th day of NOVEM.
BER next, 1850, the following described land and
tehements, to wit: Lots ., 10, 81 and 80, in the
town of Tippocuuoe, in said Harrison county,
sale To commence mt O'clock. P. NJ of snid day
Terms of sale nude known on day ofsnlc.
DAVID HILBERT, sheriff
Oct, 2, 1850, of Harrison Comfy.
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CADIZ xxTcxT sCuooL.

VIE next scmi.annual session Of this lnstitu.
a ton, will commence on MoNDAT, the q 81
OF OcTosER.
The und ersighed having taken the supervision
"l The school, hopes To receive u liberal share
"i public patrUna &c; as no fort will be spared
!" plare the Institution upon such looiing rs It's
lloalily and the wants Of the community seem to
demand. All the branches comprising a Thorough
neademicol course will be taught.
TERMS.-PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
oithograPhy. Reading, Writing. Primary
DeograFhy aud mental Arithmeuc--S4O6.
per gus ricr of IL weeks.
SECONDARY DEPARTMENT.
Arithma tic, Ancient and Modern Geography.
English Grammar, Natural Philosophy, IIistori
Chemistry and Physioogy-S70J.
SENIOR DEPARTMENT..
Moral and Mental Philosophy, Astronomy
Plain and Spherical lrigcnometry, Algebra.
Geometry. urvcying aud comic sections. The
usual course of Latin and Greek Languages, to.
gethcr with Latin and Greek Iiterature-S6n
Compositions and Destinations carefully at.
tended TO throughout the course.
pul lie eXaKination will be held nj the enc!
OF G'cn session. E. N. KIRK.
Cadiz, October 8, 1850.
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SEIEEsIFE,S SALE.

Jacob Knil,
vs. Chnncery.
John Reed, ct. ally
BY virtue ota decree and Older Of sale issued
I'D out of the Court of Common Plens of IIarri
sou county, Ohio, and TO me directed, will offer
for sale at public auction, in front of the Court
llouse, in said Harrison county, on mon DAY,
the 4th day OF NOVEMBER next, 1850, between
the hours of o o'clock A M and 4 O'Clock P NJ
OF snid day, the following described real astate.
towil: Lot No. Al, in the Town Of Jefferson, in
SAID county, on the north side of Main street. in
said town. Also, Lot No 81, in the snid Town
loi Jefferson, in soid county, containing in front
on Main street sixty feet, and in length or depth
one hundred and eighty feet.
DAVID HILBERT, Sheriff
Oct. 2, 1850. st. Of Harrison County.