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The London Exhibition Of 1851.

The arrangements for this magnificent
Exhibition arc progressing with due rapidity.
IL Is likely to prove gigantic affair in al
most every point ofvicw. The idea OF cheap
I exc cursions from the United States, appears
TO meet with very general favor. Some
practical plan for carrying it out, will, no
doubt, soon DO announced. There arc hum
drcds, nay thousands Of our conntrymcn,
who would avail themselves of the oppor-
tuni,y 10 visit tho Old World during the
progress OF the FAIR, could the trip be made
Tor any thing like n reasonable sum. They
would willingly devote month or six
weeks TO the object, AT a cost OF $500 or
$500. Surely some OF our cnterprisinu
Steamship Companies and owners will rivo
the subject due consideration, and deter
mine upon one or two excursion trips of
the kind referred TO. We sec it stated with
reference 10 tho Exhibition, that 10 fewer
than 62S exhibitors have been announced
in the Metropolitan Districts, who are To
occupy l2,I I'D feet o the floor, and 293lO
feet of the walls wth their articles. Edin-
huryh LAS thIrty-.Wo cxhibtcrs, ocCupyino
5,7l2 feet of surface, and Belfast thirty
three exhibitors, occupying 1883 feet
About four hundred and fifty men are now
employed upon tho building in the park,
which is advancing very rapidly. The
greater par, of the materials arc already
within the enclosure Austria has taken
step III advance O: all other nations in this
business, by the establishment OF House
OF Agency in London, to act rs the mcdl-
um OF communication between the British
and Austrian Commissioners, and TO effect
in London the unloading transport, un-
packing, and displaying the Austrian arti-
clcs sent for exhibition, to afford information
respecting them, to carry on the necessary
correspondence, and to be in attendance,
/ during the exhibition, and unit the whole
iS soil lnl - l.,u S,lru.l:1I I,un..irnr
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PORTABLE SrEAM ENGINE FOR FARm
PuRrosEs.--This engine is beautiful
piece Of mechanism Of halGhorsc power,
working TO charm. |, was operated
in the hall, and attracted great attention.
1t propelled grindstonc, lathe, straw
cutter, &c, working with ease at from
800 10 500 revolutions per minute.
With it. n farmer might saw his wood,
GU, his straw and hay, grind his tools,
steam his potatoes and other feed with
tho surplus steam, and while thus opcr-
ating, save the labor and board OF two
or three men. Ii is well worthy Of
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More Music ENTnUsMsM-Paro tho
celebrated singer, arrived at New York,
IRON Europe, on Sunday evening, and a
scene something like Jenny I.nd's rcccp-
ton in that cXci,abc city cnsucd. Tho
Herald says the Union Place Hotel was
surrounded by thousands of PERSONS
Shouts rent the mir, and finally, with much
surprise nj the cnthuism, Parodi, accompa.
MED by her brother, and lady companion,
appeared at the window. After many vel.
comes from the crowd, she retired, bu,
was called out seven or eight times before
the enthusiasm could he reduced to anv-
thing like proper bounds. The Herald
says she is tall, elegantly formed, ma.
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careful attention, andifdnfnble, Of gen
cral encouragement. ltsrequires from
TO 2 cents worthof fiel per hour,
10 propel it, and costs only s75. Trans.
". Y. AZ. Soc.
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put sal, enough upon i, every year TO
kill all The weeds. 1t will then yield
nn abundance for many years.-Amcr.
AgricuHuriSf.
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jestic young lady, with beautiful blue eyes
and black hair. The musical fever is now
at its height. 1t will be Lind aud parodi
for the rest Of the season,
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Brother Snrw.

OF" Tho adjustment Of Grand Iu.
'ies is being hbalcd in the Indiana
Constitutional Convention. 1t is pro
posed tosubstitltca public examination
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therefore. The proposition was so mod
iiied that nfier five years, !he Legis.
lnlure should have power TO re-cs:ablish
grand jurcs, if it did not work we'll.
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a Capital Anecdote.

Professor Risley, who is now in Italy,
says tha, recently, when he was in Vc-
nice. an American captain and English.
man met at dinner.
"You are an American, sir?" said
the Englishman.
al reckon am returned the cap.
tain.
"iou have the name of being grca,
wnrriors?"
"Ics,' said the Yankee, we shoe,
pretty we'll"
"Bu, how is it yon arc SO anxious TO
make peace with Mcxico?- this does
not appear much like spunk."
You are an Englishman2" interrupt.
ed the Yankee.
Yes" replied The Englishrnan."
"Wcll" said the Yankee, al don't
know what our folks have offered TO do
with Mexico; but stranger, I'll ics, tell
you one thing. III be id if We ever
offered to make peace with YOU"
This home thrust n, The Englishman
sc, the whole tablcin an uproar of
laughter.
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kAMFuLlCoN is The name Of n new
substance composed Of mixture OF
saw dust and India Rubber. IT has
been invented hy n Lieutenant in the
British Navy, TO line the interior sur.
face OF iron slcamships-of.war, to avert
the effects of splin,ers from cannon
balls, which, it was supposed, would be
a strong objection TO the Use Of iron in
building war vessels. |, is said lha, i,
will "immcdia.cly collapse after the
passage OF shot, so rs TO prevent the
entrance of water, thus obvia,ing the
necessity for plugs and that i, will
"deaden tho conclusion caused by the
striking Of shot, or in firing n vessels
own guns, thus protecting tho riyc,
heads; that from its buoyancy il will
keep the vessel nnoa,. if reldled with
shot, or after striking upon rocks, md
will enable her TO carry largo supply
OF Goals with n smaller drdugh, OF wa
ter; and that il will prevent tho loss of
lie cnused by spin,ers, by their rcten,
,ion in the Kamfulicon. - Phil SIN.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-15
GREAT WESTERN
Literary Depot, No. 4.
KILGoRE's Raw, NEAR THE CORNER OF MAR.
KEr Ann Main STREETS, CABIz, o.

KILGoRE's Raw. NE,R THE CORNER OF MAR
KEr ANN Main STREETS, CABIz, o.
.4rriral Of Books. PERIODICALS, Stationery and
Fancy Goods.
UNIIE subscriber announces to the people Of Ca
diz and vicinity, thai he has just received
from the eastern cities. and is now opening, large
and carefully selected stock or Books, Stationery,
and 30 forth, among which are:
BIBLES. ringing in price from $40 ccntsto 81 +,
Psalms and Hymns for the Presby yteTian Service /;
complete works of Thomas Dick, l.. l.. u. in :
VOL; Works Of Flavius Josephms, vols; Village
Scrmons, by Geo. Bnnden; Works of Washington
Irving, 3 vols Political Economy. by Jenn Bap-
tisie Say and many other Religious, Historical
and Scientific works which cannot be NAMED in
an advertisement. Also,
POETiCAL WORKS of Shakespeare. Byron,
Milton, Moore, Burns, Young, Gray, Thompson
and Beattr. Also.
SCHOOL BOOKS. AinswcriI's Latin
Dictionary; Bulion's Latin Grammar, Reader.
leasur, Grrtk Grammar and Greek Reader;
Brooks Ovid; Gonld's Ovid: Cuopcr's Virgil
Cumstock's Chemistry. Philosophy and Geology
Gummcrcs Surveying; Webser's aud Walkers
Dict ouarirs; Davies Algrbrn. Lcgendre, Buur-
don nnd Common School Arithmetic, together
with all The Classical aud English School Books
in general demand.
The subscriber has, aeo. received. and has
mftlc arrangements 10 have forwarded 10 III IN ne
snon ns puhlis he'd, MI the NEW PUBLIC A.
TIONS, log ther with the publications OF RuLe,l
Scars of New York.
BLANK BOOKS orall kinds; Foolscap. Terrcr
md bill paper; Arnold's, lIonver's ard Gregg
aud Elott's celebrated Red. Blue and Bacl;
Inks; Inh stands, meta''c pens, quills, sand box
es aud : nd Also
A carefully selected lot Of Pr,No. GUITAR. FLuTF
and ViorIN Muse, To which the attention oi the
| Ladies' and Amateur musicians is particularly
invited
FANCY ARTICLES of every description, fol
sale low
! Every thing in the subscribers line OF business
can be had AT his store on the most accommoda.
ting Terms, and the public, beiora purchasing else
where, are invited to call and examine his stock
MS he is confident it is comprehensive enough tC
meet the wants of all. A. w. BOSTWlCK.
| Cadiz, Ohio. April 25, lS49
| N. B.-Books which may not be on hand a
tie time inquired Tor, will be procured at Il few
days notice. A. w. b.
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Natiomnl aloNSe,
Corner OF 5TE1cGVNnLe AND WARREN STREET,
CADIZ, ONO,

One square wesr of the Public Buildings. form
erIi occupied by Thomas G. Vincent.
,&xagA TtNllE SUBSCRIBER having lately
fstssh3 rented this establishment, has
iii Sg Renovated and put it in complete repair.
aud furnished il with entire new Funi-
ture. This house is located in the most pleasant
and business part OF the town.
THE STABLES are extensive. and have also
been thoroughly repaired, and will at all times be
provided with the best OF provender, and attended
by careful and obliging hosers.
Connected with the establishment, is large and
extensive WAGON YARD, Ohe best in Cadiz)
mn suitable for Menagerics and Circuses.
ITnying permanently located at the above stand.
the citizlns generally and the travelling public may
rest assured ihnt no pains will be spared to render
those who may favoi the National House with a
call as comfortable us possible, by which means the
undersigned hopes to merit and receive liberal
share OF patronage.
DROVERS RSaccommodated with any amount o
Stabng requircd. .-.
BOARDERS received by the week, month OF
year.
Suitable Rooms can bcfurnishcd for Private Fa-
miles.
have connected with the above establishment,
n LIVER STABLE, which, for lyle of CARRI-
AGES, and sa fcty of IoRsEs cannot be surpassed
by any establishment orthe kind in the county
u-CHARGES MODERATE.
THOMA McCUE.
Cadiz, April II, 1S49
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LEl EvsaYsopY REAB rHfs CAsETrtLY.-ths{r is
sarvanarlt for sale in the ditrrent ioWs c'l = =.
Townsen,s StTraparis. Il De- aaFeiilse IS 'ie plAlsl
NAL GENUINE and all that. 1ls l~isend D. L1 t,1of
and never was formerly worker % tal san -
ns and tne ke-ye he the title Of Doctor nf le
purpose OF gaining credit for what he snoL lie ay ne
has nends medical schools and praecf' 'ot HileuH
years " Now the truth is, be never pIacieed nealne
day in his ltie Such irift, triesed misepreset
looks bad TO the character ard yeTaciy OF the men VISA
osi sincerely he had made those statements q %
self or OF me When viii learn 10 be honest anu truth
fu n all their dealings AMI intercourse with the leloM
nen lie applied Ruc Clspp 10 assist hl ln man
uacurng his mixture, stating the large sums ne Would
make as an inducement embark in the business IHse
men have been insulting and hbeins me ~ al possible
forms in order to impress the public with the beei mat
The Ola doctors sarsapara not the genuine, o. gaai
qrsapqriHa made from the Old Doctors Original ltsei
pis This s p Townsend says have sold me use o. ny
name lor 81 week will give him sou II he viii pro,
uce one single solitary proof OF this HIS statements n
Thompson, Skilman n Co., are nothing nut tissue u
alsehoOds simply made IL deceive the pubic anu Keep
the truth down in regard to his s9rng terae'tg CEN.
pound This is to the public 10 purchase meme but
Old Dr. JACOB ToHnsends SarsaParla, having on y ts
Old Doctors likeness his family Coat q ARMS ana hlS
ngnatureacrOss the Coat Of Arms. - .
JACOB TOWNSEND.
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Mansion House,
.q.ND T,7gE OFFICE,

= - - - = - - - ~ = = = - ,
CoLSER OF STEUBENvILLE sTREET A. 1HE Pubic
SQUARE, orPosTrE THE CoURT HousE.
Y ME Subscriber respectfully informs hIs friends
II and the public. that he has leased the ab owe
HOUSE lately kept BY s. II. DEwEY lor number
Of years, and IS repairing aud renoyating it from
top to bottom, and has relIrnished il wit, eIlrs
new furniture, carpets, &c. lie fatters hln SCI
that for nealness of arrangement and comfefii b .
accommodate ms, the MANSION HOUSE caunC
now be surpassed in this section OF the State
The BEST The market agords viii be put in rc-
quisiiion TO furnish his idtlcs, and cvCsy atten
ton paid by all connected with the establishment,
to render visiteTs NJ home. The STA BLES are
new. excellent, aud capable o accommodating
so hars's, and none but TUsty osti,Ts will even
be kept about them. Sudicirnr prOvinter will al
ways he kept on hand, and DROVERS and IRA
VEIERS may depend upon having their animals
well fed and attended to.
BOARDERS taken by the day. week, month";
Of year, on the most reasonable terms.
.rr~, The STEUBENVIT.LE.
$SsS seeN>f CAMBRIDGE.nm and WASH
~ 2zR INGTON STAGE leave this
==~.zaxsa&sSzS3 house t,l-ueekly, which makes
tia desirable stopping place for persons wishing
% trayelhy those conycyanccs.
For the convenience OF guests. the Subscriber
ako about establishing II LIVERY STABLE
IN connection with the house, so thar persons de
sir0ms of securing private convcyauces can do so
without trouble ut the shortest notice and on the
nost reasonable terms
Determined to render abstraction both in nc
aommodations aud chnrges, ask Il share OF pub
lie patronage. oBEDIAI SLEMMONS.
Cadiz. Ohin. April IL, 1912.
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n ApiEs' DRRss GooDs, such rs lnces, edgings,
4 frinees OF all kind q. Freiich collars. satin,
n0ntua and embroidefcd. Iibbands artihcials, kid,
silk, Berlin and misses Gloves, silk, mohair and
bose, silk and linen handkerchief a full nssort-
ment Of Combs, and great many othor articles
which we would take pleasure in showing, at
nov 7, 40. DENNET,F'S Store.
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Rail Road No.scc. +.

OFFioE OF THIS STEUBEsTILIE g. 1NDIANA Ran Roar
COMPANY, MAhcn Is, 1850.
TTSEE Subscribers 10 the Capital Stock Of ihC
i stOubenyille and Indiana Rail Road Com.
pany nre hereby NOTED that they acquired TO pay
the 6hst iestalmentof Five dollarsupon each share
4 the Capital Stock Of said Company by then
respectively submitted, at the Office Of Danis l.
Collier, Esq, Treasurer ofsaid CompoDy in sleu'
benyile on OF before the 18th day Of May A. D.
1850. BY order Of the Board of Directors.
d. DILGORE, President,
X. S. Moody, Secretary. March "a, ls5O--is
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This is the of Dying who yet dres ilg tt'
cured of OF ScrOula. by only 1tttc B0"c On
Bruuis Purifier than cured by the nt Tier
cations Of the best sdrsoDGrlR that made Sarsr
parilia has scHt meiieal p0Tg to effect the OF
such a rcrOl'Rgiy hopeless
Mr. j. B. HAsKIN, of Rome Oneida Co, NJ r. had SrQc
uIa foRr ydrs-was confined his bed the last he
was so much diseased and debHacd as to be unable to
raise his hand to his head He had the best medical advice
had used all of the best sHrsaparias to good effect
got and nOrse and considered 10 be IN Dying
State and could net live osRtou hours longer, when he
commenced using BRANT'S PURIFIER. His neck was
nearly Of from 6ara hole was eaten through
his iCiRdpp under his chin that he breahed through
the hoe-hs around that 1t could be tcd
up out of s place. it only holding by small piecethe
use of one arm was destroyed by two Ulcersan Ulcer under
the arm as large as a mans hand had nearly eaten through
his side iig his Jodg Thus he afflicted with Irpty
such paid d7id ogctsiGe UGTs on various parts OF his
person. For further and full particulars see our Pdmph
Doct THOMAS WILLIAMS, of the most skinl physi
clans OF Rome called Haskn the day before he
commenced using Braat's Purifier Doct w examined
him and then told him that all the medicines in the Hord
rLllll NM cLlrnh thnt lis cnsn
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FEvER-sOR CUR Ed.

The Rev RICHARD DENNING, Pastor Of the prcsbyte
ra church. Adams Basin Monroe county. n. " wrote 10
81 hive just received letter from Mr. EEANNEI DuNNlNG
relative TO the OF his fGversue You may depend
what il states, for nG is Christian and elder in the
church. Some years since he had 10 lave Of ms legs cI
Of to his life, consequence Of FGvesore. Tie Other
leg being affected. aud about be umpulated, recom
mended BRANT's MEDICINE. Read tie result. He says Il
hare used only THREE BOTTLES of BRANI'S MEDICINE
Inccd ALL norE. from your recommendation IN uat Medcir
and can say thai, with the blessing of God, has eyecleJ
q Of my icgin SEQ Pamphlets for full particulars.
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because One Bottle of it has medical curative matter
in it. and in consequence, more disease IN much lass
time than JOne of any other medicine,
IT, then One Bsle OF BRANr's PUnIFtEE viii cure EOJR
TIMES more disease than one b0lie Of sarsGpdr'iid-
"BRANrs ruR1tIrR" would he as chap nj for dOitrs
bottle as saraopdriitd at 0Rs dollar But BRANTS FuBL
FlER is sold ior only ONE DOLLAR a bottle und a
bottle Of il has cured ANA is capable Of curing t0Rr Tm,
much disease bottle Of sdsapdrh therefore sar
sapah in consequence u lis les power and less medical
efficacy should be sold thu YgrHrg Fire CcHs
pCr bg,tlt 10 bc as ctrgD A. The punrFfR nj one DGar
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

Is such M3ige Ia every respect; aud hcr is abundant
proot in grai effected that ONE BOTTLE oi b con
tsns purifying healing virtue and Hdiai r9rT, thnn
there Is contained In -Four Battles Of any 1Tsaard or nny
otaT odae that has been offered for sale There
is unduuhed proof In pamphlets that by the use o ths
great Indian PTifr, they that were DYiNG yet LIVE
they that LAaE and CRIFFLED can now WALK-they
that SICK ScRoFuLoUs and otherwise diseased have
hn.I LI. IL NM tr-rlr.r
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mfr. O. KINNEY, merchant, Clinton, 0Hcida county NJ y,
Informed us that cancrrocor in sad county was eiecmg
wonderful Of CANCERS through Tie efficacy of BANIS
PURIFYING EXTRACT. A eRcy-doc1r in Greene county,
n. Y. is also using said PURIFIER. Mr. A. Il SETTLE, drug
gist, CnuUlarie. Montgomery county, N. w. has Informed
Of an important cme IF CANCER OF long stGndn%, which
was effected on an D-ed lady OF UNI place T. therefore, l1
PUElFER Cancer by It's purifying, healing power wa
impure discuse Of the biucd it not cure Seven years
experience uud triumph says tGee are none but Wi WIN
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-15
NURSING SORE MOUTH, LuCORRHGA, &c.

"BYRoN, GENEsEE Co, n. =, Oct, 70, 1877.
"Messrs. NJ. r. WALLACE& & CO.; soh.e time last winter
my wife became debiated from the effects of iHeorh9a
aud Nursing Sore Mouth that she could lift her cud or per-
form household labor Her medical treatment varied
according 10 the ADVICE and prescriptions of the eminent
physcians until sU exhausted MUSCLES efforts She
became so very skeleton, that the time she commenced
king BrdRts Medicine she weighed than egllyhve
poURds but by the time she had taken four bottles she became
perfectly well The is perfect that she is enabled
to do ali necessary household work. and ganed thirty pounds
1l flesh in four weeks. -
"YOurs truly, c. b. GALENTINE"
The reader win observe that Mr. GALENTISE says
SKILL He we are informed by T. TERRY, Esq, of the
nnttt arlun. luau uittdi.. .licir1l
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--LATEST ea9'A'5UNg
OF NEW GOODsIN CADIZ
AT THE STORE OF
n Y pRYTnTEH1En
K, J. BaWMGTT.

4 Large assortment orNew Goods just rcceiv-
ed and for sale 1T the old stand formerly oc-
cupied by Stuart and Bennett This sock ofgoods
was bought within the last dnys in the Eastern
Cities, at from ten to fifteen per cent lower than
the same kind of goods were bousht one month
since. For this reason am enabled to sell at cor
responding low rates, so that all OF you who are
in want Of such articles asare commonly sold in
OF this kind will find it to your in
terest to call and learn tho very low rates at which
goods can be bought ut
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BcMl.es's chap StOe,

For il is the cheapest store in Cadiz. Come one,
come all, and test the truth of what have said
My stock of Cloths, Cassineres and Vestings,
found very superior and cheap one. Also my
stock ofIadics, Dress Goods with variety of new
styles and extra quality Of Shawls, something fine
and splendid, are worthy ofan examination. Men
and Boys Caps at the low price OF TEN cENTs.-
Bonnets and Bonnet trimmings, the very Iatest
touch, nne as many other nice things as You onn
think pf Please call and look for yourselves aud
don't take my word for it.
Cadiz, October 81, l649.
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one Dollar,a worth !!
CANCEROUS scRoFULA!

Iuw much CANcgR-huw much SYPIIILts-how much
ScRoFuLA-wi one D0llays rOrtk OF EraRts PURIFIER
cure Read the following statement which is a Specimen
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Douglass House,
A Nd STA GE FFICE

&ElA 'ENIIE undersigned, having leased
ETTTfA that well known stand, the
iii HRse" "DOUGLASS HOUSE, most rospect-
EHsa@z8 fully invites all his old friends and the
community generally. TO give him p call his new
location; and he assures them that no labor, pains
or expense shall be spared to render them comforas
BILE. and to give entire satisfaction.
His TABLE shall ut Ill times be furnished
with the best the markets afford. in abundance.
His PARLORS and CHAMBERS are all new
ly furnished, and shall be carefully attended; ;
and, in short. nothing shall be wanting for the
comfort and convenience OF his guests.
Iii STABLES are large and convenient, and
well calculated for the accommodn non OF DRo-
vERs, and shall atall times be supplied with the
best Hay and Grain the market afords--aAd at
jail times be attended by careful and obIiging
ostlcrs
B0ARDERS win be taken by the day, month
or year. on the mostreasonabe terms.
OF The Wheeling, Wooster and Washington
STAGES, leave this House tri-weekly, which
will make this House convenient stopping place
for Travellers intending 10 travel by Stage.
CATTLE DROVERS can at all times be ac-
commodated with the best cstofpastnre.
Or | have. connecte ed with the
above establishment, LIVERY go
STABLE, which, for style Of CAR IL%%M
kEAGlGS, and sa icty of HORSES, ,KGaA A@
cannot be surpassed by any estab- W NY
lishment of The kind in the country. sseSezszs28
NJ Charges in all cases moderate.
Cadiz. Aug. %, 1919. JOHN A MSPOKER
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"AfTcA, Genesee Co., February |, 1913.
IN, T. WALLACE Il CO.-GeaAemca! / was for
than year, afflicted with disease Of the stomach could
not eal y fat greasy substance without causing great PAIN
sickness ard vomiting, and continually afflicted with
stomach as experiment, tried one bottle OF BRANT'S
MEDICINE, wlich 10 my utter disappointment, odsed and
usual pat after eating therefore used second
bottle, which has completely cured the disease. am now
well and hearty and eat almost anything without being
pained or the stomach becoming sour.
:" Yours respectfully, 7. s. WILCOX"
NJ. 1, 70 march fnf
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
WAREHOUSE.

TVNIIE undersigned having tnken the Ware
House formerly occupied by Fleming md
Manser, is prepared TO receive and forward all
kinds OF goods and country produce, on the most
reasonable terms. A. DOYLE,
SteDbenville, Ohio.
N. d. Mr.. Doyle hns talenan Insurance to III.
amount of $4,000, on goods, either in We ware
tonse or wharf bout.
July AZ t.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-15
LIVER-COMPL LAINT !!

DR.. NATHAN HUBBARD, of Stanford, Conn, one of the
Oldest aud most respectable physicians, was afflicted WITH
LUer- CoApidiH many years. pcCttB cured by ainJ
BRAN1'S PURIFYING EXTRACT, We could name hun
dreds OF other cases. also cured,