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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-16
s.c.,, -sro CRY, Sept. eth, 1850.

Ne,srs. Osnan-I ave inst arrived from the
North Fork Of the Yuba. Every thing has proved
a failure in tina. direction w,.h the exception Of
one or two instances. The "Jcrs,v Company,
Immediately at the Forks, are takins 1t out IN
quantities to suit themselves They are ,.'c only
company that are doing anything. On mn aver,
ago don't think tho miners on the North Fork OF
the Yuba will make So per day.
The great trouble with miners is, they are con.
,inualy running about after the Jumps" and the
consequence If the dust with them 10 mighty
scarce. Some were at work in the spring whore
they could average IS per day, but there were
such extravagant stories told about the North fu-
ba, that 50 a day was nowhere, and nearly all
started for the promised land with the hope OF
scoopng up their little piles, and leaving for tho
states in double quick time but when they got
there the "ora" had just stepped out. There Were
ten dams bull. within about eight miles, and bn'
one on, Of them all paid
AL general thing digging gold in the beds o.
the stream this season has proved failure. Ma
ny Of those engaged in dnmmlng the streams
have fallen IN debt for provisions
| The fact is. the mines nro pretty well culled
over. When q mrn finds place where no can
mako SO or IS per day, now, ho "squats." Such
places arc getting rather scarce. Last fall you
could make that almost anywhere.
There is great doal Of suffering among The
emigrants on tho plains this season. They are
taking donations at present, HERE for the purpos,
Of relief There has been q great quantity o
provisions donated and sent out for their relic
already.
The general supposition here Is, that tho fool,
are nearly all dead" and that there will be vsry
| few coming across the plains another season.
have seen but little Of tho Ottawa boys 70
the last three months, aud car, therefore, say bu
little about them. shall 20 to NeMda City il
a day or two, and il 10 quite probable shall 40,
some Of them th~s. b-.I1stl
! Isaw OlmslA ou the north Yuba, durin,. th,
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Nnshrille Convention.

Nashville, Nov Is
New delegates were admitted to
the southern convention as follows ::
From Georgia, I; from Mississippi,
8; from Florida, 3 !; and South Car
rolina, 2. The states being called,
resolutions were submitted by Mr..
Clay and Mr.. Dupont of Florida.
The documents from Alabama are
very lengthy and of the most ultra
character, denouncing the compro-
mise Of congress and declaring the
right of secession inalienable, and
recommending a general southern
convention to take measures of re-
dress. They were referred TO
committee, and after some unimpor-
tant business, the convention adjour-
ned till 10 o'clock tomorrow. The
following states are represented,
Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi,
Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia,
and Florida, in all about so dele
gates.
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FIFTH DIsTRiCT.-lhe contest in this distric,
has not been as close as was n. first imagined
Returns enough have been received TO show tha,
Richardson is elected BY over ZOO majority
Tie Peoria Press has the following in reference
TO the 9Th district:
Il is not often that the result, Of the war come,
up to the high sounding phrase Of the manifesto
The democracy however in this district have no.
bly redeemed their early promises and whiggery
is routed horse foot and Dragons Mr. Brown
ing, who commenced the canvass, with no-psr,y
cant and closed it with slavery agitation, is de.
feated by nearly 500 majority!
The following returns from the dis,rc. are
nearly correct The maorties are given;
Richardson Brownin >
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Nashville. Nov. II


The proceedings of the convention
are very strong disunion and nom
intercourse. The principal speak
ers were Messrs. Jones and Hunt Of
Ga, Pillow and Donaldson of Ten,
and Chester of S. C. Mr.. Chester
offered the following resolution:
Resoived, That by the joint action
of the slave holding states is the on
ly efficient remedy for the aggravat-
cd wrongs which they now endure,
and the enormous events which
tire atcn them in future from the
usurped, and now unrestrained, pow
o. of the General Government.
He followed his resolution in q
speech of three hours duration. He
appealed to Virginia to take tho
lead in an united secession. And
he declared the readiness Of the
south to meet the casualty of war
and coercion manfully. The con-
vention adjourned till 10 O'Clock,
Friday.
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Cougressiona. Election.

Fissr DIsrHIcr,-wilhaa IL Bissell. dem. cleo
ted without opposition.
Third plsrRIcr.-O. B. Ficklin, iu the third
district, is elected by from 1900 to 1000 ma.
jcri,y.
FOURTH DIsTRicr.-we give below such returns
as have reached US since our last, Most Of the
counties are official, and taking the unofficial re-
turns of the balance, which will prove nearly cor.
rect the result in this dictrict it will be seen is
the election Of DR.. M0iony by majority Of 4
beu, 500
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-16

Tbs DALL--The third story ofArmour 4 Ban
gore brick block was dedicated to Ci.haris,rie,
on Wednesday. night BY the Odd Fellows Of this
town. In grand style. The turn out was unusual.
ly largs--s7 tickets having bees cold. Quito =
large number were Ia attendance from Chicago
Morris Ia Sale, Pcru, and surrounding country
..Eyer,hirs. wsrt ri. hs'~ A,psly and in good
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these clargcs should bs allowed 1t WAS deter.
mined in the affirmative BY yeas u, nays Q.
Oh motion Of Mr. Baldwin.
fesolsed, That the committee on finance and
on claim, be standng committees for the year.
Tie comurttee on claims reported 10 favor Of
allowing the following aceounts:
Mrs. Lane, tor keeping Mrs Ellis five
months and Whltford family nine DAYS, sSlS1
Philo Lindley, clerks fees, 1917
Walker Il HirkliRg, (this bill was publish
ed in the Free Trader last May SAL
which were allowed as recommended
This committee reported in favor Of allowing
5000 Of the bill of J. g. Nattinger The 60 were
for stationery got by Mr., Raymond. The balance
Of the bill was for carpet and furniture e., the
court room and jail, got by the sheriff and jaile,
The yeas and nays were taken on adopting the
report Of the committee, and it was rejected
The articles go, by the jaer. amounting to Sl.6S
were then added to the bill, and in this shape /;
was allowed, md the balance Of the items refer
red back to the committee. Mr. Cushman, agcut
Of Mr. SSltenstall appeared before tho board and
made the following proposition
That Mr.. Saltou,tall will surrender the bond o!
$4,000 which he now holds against the county
aud is bearing interest at 10 per cent for five
$1,000 bonds Il, ! per cent. interest payable an
uually.
On motion. til. matter wss referred to a com.
mittee Of three consisting o. Messrs Buber, Clay
ton aud Wait
The bill uf NJ D. Mas,ermAn. was allowed, a.
mount, s2sSs
Mr. Wagnci moved ;lst The supper, Of Mar
garet L. Carroll continue ~ be county cssryr.
Mr Hoxsey NOV ed that Nrs. Ryder, IN tho town
Of Serena, be- continued county charge
ON this question the ayes and noes were de,
manded, and resulted rs follows;
Yeas Wait Mitchell Clayton, Galloway, &c
Burney Let's, Barber, 1rumbo Lancaster, Jack,
son, Jones, Wor,ley, Bu,tcrtield, HvIsey, Nag.
nrr. Highly.
Mays earisley. Mackey. MsIson, Baldwin
Bryant, Hoffman, Ees, Stanford, Harrison.
Adjourned to o'clock.
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Pennsylvania Canals.

7Pittsburg, Nov. H.
The Pennsylvania Canal will not
receive merchandise after Saturday.
The export of flour for the coast has
been unusually large.
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KsspALL, WILL, &c.--ws learn b. private lets
ter from oswego, that the official returns from
this representative district show the election Of
Randall, Democrat and Norton, wing, and thai
there y . Sisy tftvsen the other two whig eandi
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Negroes voted GU, Of Indiana.

Cincinnati, Nov. Is.
The test votes of the Indiana Con-
stitutional Convention indicate tho
insertion of a clause in the new con-
stitution, prohibiting the immigra-
ton Of negroes, or their purchasing
real estate in the state, by large
majority.
New Ysrk Else,,ea.-..Hsrsisis Murder.
~ jI New York, Nov. Is.
Hunts majority, according to the
Tribune, is S29, and according to
the Herald, 1853; one county only
remains unofiicially declared, altho'
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Campbell's gain in the above COUNTIES on Bs
ker's vote in lS4S is 9Sl. Bakers entire major
ity 1923. The remaining counties Of the dis,ric;
gave Baker IL majority. over Wells.
SEVENTH Dlsrnicr-Yates wing, is elected in
the Springfield District BY from 500 to zoo ina
iority
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-16

SIXTH DsTRlcT-The Chicago Dsmocra, of
Thursday says
The prospects are that Sweet i, elected The
reports from Henry county, last right were very
iiscouraging to US Ii is said to have given from
500 20 400 for Sweet.
T., H.. s,lI 81 Ists ;,xo,.J ,L,..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-16
By Telegraph.
BY the Eastern Line.

REPORTED FOR THE FREE TRADER.
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In the fall of 1915, i. voted thus:
Cas- so; Taylor 1856, Van Buren, 2?s.
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Bureau County.

The following is tho official returns of Bureau
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08
nn1rt.s or nrAc<s.

Ira EvgsYHoDY REAn TINS CAREFuLlY.-Ihe Ihe5e Is a
SsrsansrtIa lor sale ~ The different toNs elel - Y
Townsends Ssrsapania. Il y ahTertise1 AZ tno unief
NAL GENUINE and all that. Trs lSbscnd ls no oeior
and never was but formerly WoiEef on Ialoa9s ca
nas and tas keyet he assumes the title Of 9ft lot ne
puross OF gaining credit for what he isnoL o says he
has atiends medical schools, and pracuc.e lo heen
years - Now the truth is be- never Paeeel msuslne
daT ia his ne Such trifid trfcked msrePresrhi
looks had TO the character and veTaey OF the ml. Hish
most sincerely he had new made those Statements o. h-
eelf or OF me When viii zen learn 10 be honest ana u,
n In an their dealings AMI intercourse win ,leli eeoH
rea lie appsd one Rue Clapp TO assist hin ~ man,
uaciuring his mixture, stating the large sums ne MOULD
make rs an hiucrnent TO embark IN The business ihese
men have been insuing and lbeIipg me ~ AT pos5lbs
forms IN order to Impress the public with the bsle that
the Old nnetofs Sarsapana not the genuine o. sii
Saysnpariia made from the Od Doctors OrlgnH Reci,
pie fhnS p Townsend save have sold tte use o. my
nane for 81 week will give him s5O II he will pro,
duce one single solitary proOf OF this His statements o.
Thompson. Sklllman & Co, are nn.hns but tissue oi
fasehoods simply made - deceNe NE pubic anu NeeP
the truth down in regard to his sonrg terhaeRtHg CON
pound This to caution the public 10 purchase hene huI
Old DR. JACOB ToHnsend's Strssplra, having on v Ils
Od Doctors LIKENESS his family Coat q arms, and hlS
6agpatnreacross the Coat of Arms.
1~'-~i JAIOD TOWNSEND.
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GREAT WESTERN
Literary Depot, No. 1.

KILGoRE's Row. NEAR THE CORNER OF MAR
KEr AND MAN STREETS. CADIz, Q.
.4rrirsl Of Books. PERIODICALS, SiElienery cad
Fanny Goods.
II ME subscriber announces TO the people Ca
diz aud vicinity, hat he has just received
from the eastern cities, and is now opening, large
and carefully selected stock OF Books Sta ationery,
aud 50 forth, among which are
BIBLES. Ringing in price from s7l cents to 81.
Psalms and Hymns for the PTeshy ierian Service;
coniplete works Of Thomas Dick, T.. l., ID in
vol; Wnlks Of Fiavius Jusephus. vols; Village
SeunoTs, b, Geo. Bpnden; Works or Washington
irving. 5Tols.; Political Economy. by Jean Bap-
tisie Say, aud many other Religions. Historical
aud Scientific works which ranno. be NAMED in
m advCIiiYpipnS. Also.
P0EfiCAL WORKS Of Shakespeare. Byron.
Milton. Moeic, Burns, Yonug, Gray, Thompson
and BCattir. Also.
SCHOOL BOOKS. yz:-Ainswcrth's Latin
Dictionary; Buliions Latin Grammar, Reader.
Ccasar, Greek GrHnmar and Greek Reader;
Brooks Ovid; Gould's Ovid; COoper's Virgil;
Constock's Chemistry. Philosophy aud Geology;
Gummere's SuyCyingi Wrhster's and Walkers
Dictionaries; Davics' Algehra, Lcgrndrc, Buur-
don Hnd Comngp Sehonl Arithmetic. together
with all the Classical aud English School Books
in general demand.
The subscriber has, aIso. received. and has
made arrangements To have forwarded 10 hi IA as
soon as published. all the NEW PUBLIC A.
TIONS. tug thcr with the publications of Robert
Sears of New York.
BLANK BOOKS ornlI kinds; Foolscap. Letter
and bill pnpcr; Amod's, IIoover's and Gregg
and Ellintl's celebrated Red, Blue and Black
laks; EnE sun1s, neIa'e prne, quills, sand box
cs aud end. Also
A carcfy ~elccrr,l lot of Piano. GurTAR. FLUTE
anl YorIN Music, to which the attention of the
Ladies and Amateur musicians is particularly
invited.
FANCY ARTICLES ofevery description, for
sale low.
| Every thing in The Subscribers line OF business
can behad at his store on the most accommoda-
ting terms, and hepublic, before purchasing else
where. are invited to call and examine his stock.
rs he is confident it is comprehensive enough to
meet the wnutsof all. a, W. BOSrWICK.
Cadiz, Ohio. April 2j 1849.
N. B.-Books which may not be on hand at
re time inqltircd for, will be procured at Il few
days notice. A. w. b.
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A DOCTOR CURED!

DIR J. W FRENCH, Of Hislfc IIAs9iie county, Michigan,
about He lei Of January f34l, follows have 5ee
in the regular pWcice Of medcne in this pace for nine years,
m Gged to quit the practice Of my profession in conse
gutnCe Of III health WIS severely afflicted with Chronic
Ha's. Of he Lungs 10 convince me that Con-
SUMPTION, past doubt cOu2ed almost cessHnty et and
dUy and l nnns and in my chest side and
breHst tried the remedies recommended by the most skiu
Of lie profession all to no effect excepting tie and de-
hiy caused by them. was preudCed against patent mcd
Cncs md hive no fdh now in titm generally But was
nduCtiis experiment, than through fitl-ip try
bottle Of BRANTS INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM; and
lido here acknowledge for tile teneil Of the Inflicted, whom
It nsy serve, tlm tie elect Of It's tic most
prompt and snuRry Of any medicines Witnessed the
effect Of in u my practice @jy coHh iBaeday referred
ami IN about e t days was free from
nl the chest and pain, uni aud tosoucs n4gs
WELL NbN.'
DR. E.nc1
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" Mansion House,
ST.4gE OFFICE,

CoLKga OF STEUBEsyILLE STREET A. n TRE PUhLrc
SaUARE, OPPOSITE rHE CoURF House.
TNHE Subscriber errespecttully informs hrs friends
i and the public, that ne has leased theab nyr
HOUSE lately kept by S. Il. DEwET lor a numner
Of years, and is repairing and Ten0v0ting il from
top to hott0M. and has relnrnishcd i Wirn eniite
new furniture, carpets. &c. tie hatlers himself
that for nealness ofarnngemcnta comfortable
accommodate ms. the MANSION HOUSE cannC
now be surpassed in this section Ol tie State.
The BEST he mGrksi affords will be nut in rc-
QUESTION to fu uish his tdtlrs, and tvt " atien
ton paid hy all connected with the establishment.
to render yisitCrs at home The STABLES arc
new, excellent, aud capable nrcommoda iing
so hoIsas. and none bat hiIsty 9s.k rs will even
be kent about them. Sudicirnt proriHdeT Wi III al
WAYS be kept On baud, mud DR0YERS and IRA
NtbEiiS mny dcpend upon having their animals
well fed and atleuited %.
EOARDGRS taken by ,ae day. week, month";
or year, on the most rCa aonable tprina.
szws- The EUBENVILLE.
Esss1egsss3 CA MBRI DGE. ami WASH
vi 4 INGTON STAGEleav this
-~-sazzsassse ez8sa house tl1-'rseklg, which makes
tia desirable stopping place f1r persons wishing
20 trarelhy those cnnvNyHncCs.
For the convGnirucc OF guests. the Suhscribnr
alio ahout establishing LIVERY STABLE
in connection with 'he house. so that persons de
SIrnn' Of SecIring private cOnvc yancPs can do 20
without Toube at tho shortest notice un.l nm The
most eaSOnable terms
Determined To rcrller abstraction both ia &C.
'unnodntions aud ohlrgps ask u share of pub-
&c patronage. OBEDlAiI SLENMONS.
Cadiz, 0hio. April lS, 1919.
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a. trttOtls 'osgH-
erly occupied by Thomas {, Vincent.
<ISzsEA TE2HE SUBSCRIBER having lately
fsEfsSa rented This establishment, has
IsisisR Renovated and put it in complete repair.
ssszsaasssa&saud furnished it with entire new Funi-
ture. This house is located in the most pleasant
and business part OF the town.
TIE STABLES are extensive, and have also
been tn roughly repaired, and will at al times be
provided with the best Of provender, ond attended
by careful and obliging bostlers
Competed wilh tac establishment. is large and
extensive WAGON YARD. (the best in Cadiz)
and Suitable for Menagerics and Circuses
Having permanently located at the above stand.
The citizens generally and the etrayclling public ma,
rest assured thatno pains will be spared to render
those who may favor the National House with Il
call as comfortable as possiblcby which means he
undersigned hopes to merit and receive ii liberal
share OF patronage.
DRONEiiS accommodates with any amount OF
Stabiing rrquircd.
BOARDERS received by the week, month Of
year
Suitable Rooms can hefurnished for Private Fa
miles.
| Emre connected with thr above establishment
a LIVERY STABLE, which, for tyle of CARRl-
tGEq, lad SIT lcty of EIoRsEs, cannot be surpassed
by ANY establishments OF the kind in The county
0I1-CliARGES MODERATE.
THOMA McCUE
Cndiz, April n, 1870
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Levi q. FOIssYTME,
y. w. ROSrWICK.
Rnll Rond NniIcc.

9rTgE OF rng SrEusENrfLLE & ISDlsNA RAIL Roam
ConFAsy, MARcH Is, 1850
gTyHE Subscribers 70 the Capital Stock of he
1tppbthfile and Indinnn Rail Rond Com.
pany are hereby NOTED that they acquirca 10 na '
lhN 1ml iHelnlmentol Five dollnrs upon ench slare
= fhe CapltnI Stock OF said Company by tham
respectively Submitted, at the Office OF Dai,if T.
Culiief Esqs f'rennrer o ofsaid Company Ia Stet !
tHofiic on 81 beIors the Iaih dny OF MAY Al. n.
1850. BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
p, DIhGORE, Presidenr,
+. 81 Moody Sreyelnry Match n, i650--ia.
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CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CURED

We this cure, prove the POWER TO LIFE, when
This BALSAM is usd upr the person is considered By
phyaas and friends to he in the last Stdyes diseaacuay
nYNGand in this case, GONE, that the STROUD aud
bought For the particulars of this case,
and the respectable and giDubei proof OF all the circumstances
and facts, we refer TO our PAMPHLETS.
This effected Mrs XIBA DYKFMAN, of Rals-
ton Spa Saratoga County, N Y We can PROVE beyond
doubt many others almost cQy hopeless md ierWmaGe
Of CoRyhs and CoqsUmEfiOHs CURED which were Rro-
n1uAcei iTctuLle by SKiLFUI. PHYSICIANS
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Would soon he i'm a G2rez7.7

Centre -isbi1bHa couty Ohis wrote 20 u.s. October 8 @
qnd slgd cure Of CoNsuNPToN which the Of EA VIZ
IAiiiNptINONARl BiI.S-ih had effected in Mr. VIII
LIAM CROCkEr, OF Wn adjoining Town He enid Mr. CIuct
Ct gd sought reiiei from tie best physicians ard ncrcu
medicines hU lounI none for the fatal hand Of that antclcn,
n@ monster C9f*hnoh had taken fart hold on lis viaa a
was go destroying md dehtiaIng l9 body that he
skeleton lie WINS 9ireH up by bis Physicians uud u rCndS
as ong who would soon iHha5h air But even in is last
extremity sirlnne md marvellous itnuv seem, il sr
lat then Of only fire botc of RRANTS INDIAN PUINO
NARY BALSt has uncencied the hand u the destroyer and
rHgycd man.
3 D. DAMN, Esq, merchant and postmaster nj Jefferson an
hdoh' town, wrote 10 uhOlt lie same tine and stated
ut he WIS acquainted With Air CRocREr td testfed 10 ds
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08
Could not Live a Dav longer

Ricssrs E, b. CALDWELL co of East Os,-ego Osgaqo
tO ~ - rspCciah!r druggists. us: We have hist
htMr urWl4h Mr. Nhlemul respectable citizen of This
piece o IN IorHn cure of C0nsEMption which BRANT's
an an Hcganlmse o, hs who resides IN the town Of Paero in
ms county She had been long confined to her he'd and yI
SO dangerously deased nl her friends believed ii n,ss.
bic i9 her lire more than one DAY LONGER But when
1 other hope utterly failed, size commenced fkuq gG 3SJS
PbjMoNiRP RiiSiM and its medical efficacy laa raised
hef from DYING FED that she is going aB0Bt and at
tcHdig ioher domestic household affairs duties She pc0,y,
9d ST 9nd is very evident that she is indebted to BRANTS
bASAM lor her recovery from long severe and danger
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BlLSiM

rp Hang Of the strongly married ard detaf ofsei
Of PULMoNaNY CnssuNProNre HHd4sbd cs=ts OF Hief'4-
lei and 2ocf LUNGSsuch uoFELEss cases as We're never
before cured by any other medicine. So utterly h0pess were
SOME g he afflicted pers 10 have heeu pronounced ny
phtacfns and trlens TO he ACTUALLY DYISs. Some w!J
i hir burial cuits mae, have been cured AMI yet live
others. Mlu said wuul live another day,
well and neaTiy they
all tie cleansing AMI purifying virtues nearly rs
nmN.nrn- and Mclvn o. Lle nr.narlInm win Oh we call
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08

This BALSAM nEn.s $50 CURES ULcERs IN The LUNGS
mud elsewhere internally certainly ard c1sy The PURtFY
lSs EXTRACT and heals ulcers externally This Bassn
of CoRgh and Consumption out Of TES aier
all other rsuiedies have tfled N 90 goOf.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08
Thougandg Of Congun1ptions

and (ronic COHyls ahundan'ly prove its uf3ig efficacy in
such dscascr and lis unduubCd curative power aud soOn
bcH'ns properties, IN the following complaints and dseass
viz Splitting Qf Hood HeedRg at the LHqs Pain IL e Bre1s
and Side Night SreGis, Nervous Complaints, PGpdaH If N,
Heai Cholera iRlaatum Hy'enteyy and Summer Comdaits IN
ChldLen and AdaLs and All. EEMALE MEARNEssEs.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08
EgIeSE sAs'S5Ueyg
OF NEW GOODS SIN CADIZ
AT THE STORE OF
r, j. B 1TTWETT.

Large assortment Of New Goods just receiv-
= y edand for sale at the old stand formerly oc-
cupicdby Stuart and Bennett This sock OF goods
wa bought within thelnst ten day in the Eastern
Cities, nt rom ten to fifteen per cent lower than
the same kind of goods were bought one month
since For thisrcason am enabled to sell at cor
responding low rates, so that all Of you who are
III want OF such articles us are commonly sold in
establishments OF this kind, viii find il to your in
tercs to call and learn tho very low rates At which
goods can be bought at
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08

AplEs' DREss Goobs. such as laees, cdgings,
IL lfinges Of all kinds, French colnrs. sntin.
mnntua and embroidered rib bands arhcials, kid,
elk, Berlin and misses Gloves, silk. mohair and
worsted Mitts, mohuir. wool, black ard white
hose, silk and linen lIandkerohiels, n ull nssnrt-
inent Of Combs, nhd Il gfeat many other articles
which we wonldtakc pleasure in showing, at
nov 7, 40. BENEFITS Store