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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-22

The Wheeling Gazette says that during
a recent steamboat trip down the Ohio, the
berths became so scarce that a tall Yer
mont Yankee rented his at 81 pei night.
and slept in il by day. He'll do for this
world.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-22

Sooner than be modern Wing, we
would say TO corruption, "thou art our
father."-.N. III. Patriot.
And thus tell the truth for once IN the
course Of pretty long lifeume.-Lou. Jour
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-22

"There is a great demand" says Yam
kee pedlar, "for species of plaster. which
will enable men 10 stick TO their business"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-22

A certain cure Tor corns is TO rub them
well with salt every day for a week-then
have both feet cut Off. just above the an
cIes,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-22

Laziness grows on people; it begins
IN cobwebs, and ends in chains.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-22
Sr. LOUIS, March o.

Sr. LOUIS, March 0.
A very large meeting was held
here last night. A series of rcsolu.
tons were passed. approving of the
course of Col. Benton in the United
States Senate. and regulating Mr..
Calhouns speech on The slavery ques.
ton, and the threats of disunion.--
They also agreed to make "Bcnton.
ISM test vote, on the Democratic
candidates, at the Municipal election.
"Ma," said little girl TO her moth.
or, do the men want TO get married
as much as the women dol" "Psha!
what are you talking about !"-."Why,
ma the women who come here are
always talking about getting mar
ried, the men don't do So" We
sloped.
Laziness grows on people; it begins
In cobwebs, and ends in chains.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04
MISC ELLAN ECU 5.
A CAPmUa UaED BANNER
A THRILLING SKETCH.

'CARAMBA! Que IGsolencis" These
flushed cheek, Fishing eye and knitted brow
spoke even more than words OF The imagina
ton which filled her heart.
She was The young wife Of Commodore
Coe, the Commander of the small navy Of
Montevideo. The lady WAS Spanish by
birth as well as in feeling, and the canse OF
her anger was the sight OF ship, which had
been for Two days standing oil aud on before
the mIbnr; using every signal for insult aud
defiance to induce the vessel of Cue 10 come
ON and igh him. This the IaIer could not
dot for Two reasons. The first vas illness
which contiued him to his cot, aid he Sec
on1 was that he had not one third Of crew
not even men enough to work his battery.
AT the moment when she uttered the
words which Ct mmgnce this sketch, Br0wu,
the commander of The Buenos Ayrean ship,
had hoiSted flag al his gafl, on which was
embrmdered, 'The Coward This was
mure than The mob e fiery wife could stand
and she well knew her husbands truth and
vaIur. Alter gazing one instant at The flag
she raised her jeweIIed hand, aud taking
lherelioln diamond of great :alue, she cried
to the officers and men who stood arouut
her on the deck.
! i will give this diamond 10 any man wht
will bring me yonder flag!
! For a moment there was no response. =
The men locked at their officers, glanced a
cath other, but volunteers for service 81
desperate seemed scarce.
j 'Whsl, is lhere.noI one of all of you VIII,
dare lhe trial? Is my husbands ship, ndee,
manned with cowards' exclaimed The lady
while her beautiful lip curlcd with scom
and her flashing eyes cleaned with The fir
! ,lof contempt.
} A young midshiFman who hnd recent
been appointed stepped forward, aud modest
y said:
= Il was only waiting for my seniors 70 spen
Senora. Had any one Of them volunteered
should have begged to accompany :heh :
As il IS, ! pledge myself TO bring you yor
der flag before the sun rises again OF TO die
But ask not your jewels as prize for m
sGcccss--one lress Of your glossy har sllaI
be my reward
'You shalt have both my brave Roy = re
lplied The lady, and her cold look Of sccrn
had chang d into a sweet smile as she uske
his name.
III is Frank Bennett. Senorn ; replied IL
young man, as he flushed beneath her earn
est gaze.
lie was slim Lu, we'll fotmcd; looked yer
yotinp, but in his dark blue eve an
compressed Ito, m observer could rea
one whose manhood was not made by yeai
alone.
The sun was setting behind q bank 3
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04
syAOZ OHIO WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 1850.

TO wear on 10 morrow, il you please, sirP
WHO ate you, what does this meant cried
Blown, as he aud his officers sPrang to their
feet
Il am midshipman Bennei, of the Monte
videan servicen replied Frank, as he seized
the f'g. Il mean to carry this To Conmo'
.dore Coehuar aa,t s.. s. @.l, -
AS he said this, he bounded to the cabin
door followed cIosely by bullet.hom Browns
pistol. which erased his ear, anG ere the
alarm became general, lie stood upon the taft.
rall Of the vessel.
'Look ont for me belnwr he shouted and
flung himself into the sea, without mo-
alents hesitation. His boats c. CIV knew his
voice and he was caught in moment, and
dragged into lie boar, while voIIey of pistol
balls was discharged Al random by those who
/ were above.
The storm had already broke up, and the
The wind began TO rise up IN very fearful
}gusrs.
Up foresai! be in hurry lads, up foresui
Eand let her side, cried the young hero as
lsoun he could draw breath aEleT his duck
ing.
/ NC ClGW utu So, HHu III mOiUPnl lDe
ilitle boat as flying towards the hlrbor, be-
kiore The blast like a glad sea bird wingng
4 lis way to her young ones nest. ' 'a8
/ The enemy opened harmless fire Of grape
shot in that direction, but it only served to
tell the anxious watchers on board Coe 5
vessel that something had occurred The
! latter therefore showed lights, and enabled
the gallant Flank 10 make strait course for
! her - ...., a.1.as
T 1t was bni half an hour after the first gun
bad been fred by Browns vessel that the boat
Eol young bennett rounded along SIDE his own
craft s.aa.aaGl# & "a g. .s.gg aa a.
Have you captured the fag?' cried the
senora, as Bennett bounded over The side.
i The only answer she received was the
banner wet as il was from the water, aud
cut in oplaces by the balls which were
I fred at ts captor H
) The light Of the vessel CLEANED not hall
so bright as did that ady's eye, when she
caught Tie noEle youth in her arms, and
Kissed him again and again. ..s,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04
SOAP IL Mnl.I.


On Lnrd Coieraiu's hrsi vlsil to the Drury
Lane Theatre, his natural turn Of pleasan-
-rry brought him into recon. re that gave him
Seeing gentleman IN boots enter the
box, he a'ldrcssee HMM the following words
II beg, sir, you will make no apology,'
"ApoIogy, sin" replied the siranger-
"apoogy for what?"
"Wny," retained his lordship, pointing
towards the boots, "tha1 you did not bring
your horse viii you into the box"
"Perhaps is lucky for you, sir,n retortet
Ithe stranger. ''that did not bring my horse
whip; but have remedy at hand, for car
pull your nose for your imperiinenca."
Some oiher gentlemen in the box now in
terIered, an exchange Of cards took place,
and both parties lelt the theare-
Lprd G, went Immediately TO his brother
George, a, Brookes,' and said: 81 acknowl-
edge that was the first lransgressp[; but il
was too bad TO threaten 10 pull my nose.
What had better do" ..... T..
"Soa9 it well, ,"replied George, "and then
it will easily slip lhrough bis fingers
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04
). Il. slEOENELL
4TrORNgY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
" IN CHA c r Y,

<-3ONTINuES 10 practice in Harrison and ao-
{ 'ipining counties and gives especial ana
>n,lt attention TO Collecting, Business oI EXecu-
r rinrs Administrators, Guardians, Wards, pnItI-
lions. sales ol Lands, settlement Of Estates liuPS
10 Real Estates. Cunyeyarcing. suits at Law "'"
in Chad cry, loaning and investment o, IU'gy ,s
aud al ulherproesslohal business p'"'o0 III '"'
IIeis Agon, for the State Bank Of Ohio and
o,hars. for L,nning money, &c, &c. :,
06ce removed to r(ilsore'S Corner, on Market
street, Cudiz, april II, 1850
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04
a.EVA &. FOissYTiaE.
ATTORNEY Ar LAW AND SOLlCIIOt-
I'm CIlANCERY.

ra..fs. In CIlANCERY.
NETILLpracticoi in Harrison and tho adjoining
wv counties. Collections, the business ol ES
cc,iior and Administrators, GuarGians anu ""ros
Petitions for Partition, cttlcments OF Estates "'iu
all other business entrusted to nm VIII 'eo'iNo "ia
OFt1C T-Inmcdiately underlhc Sentinel pnn-
,,.tn,sa,- ,''-.TT June 81 lN49.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04
P OETR Y


TIL z LAST LEAF.
| saw him once before.
Ash he passed by the door,
And again
The pavement-stones resonndcd.
AS he ;otters DER the ground
With his cane.
They say that in his prime,
Ere the pruning kniie OF Time
Cut him down,
Not better man was found
BY the crier on his round,
Through the town.
But now he walks the streets.
And he loons on all he meets
So forlorn;
And he shakes his feeble head, %
That it seems ns ifhe sp;d--
They are all gone.
The mossy marbles resi-
On the lips that he has press'd
In their bloom;
And the names he loved to hear
Have been carved for many year
On the tomb.
My grandmamma has said
Poor old lady she is dead
Long ago
That he had Roman nose,
And his cheek was like the rose
In the snow.
And now his nose is thin,
Ard it rests upon the chin
Like n staff;
And crook is in his back,
Aud Il melancholy crack
In his laugh.
| know it is a sin
For me to sit and grin
At him here;
But the old three 'taGg1salaas
And the breeches-a all that,
Are so queer!
And ifI should live to be
The last leaf npon the tree
In the spring.
Let them smilo' IS do now,
At the old forsaken brough
Where | cling.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04

TusFemc,iyftI a large supply Of WOoD
fYGrFLQUG rs AND C.4S1ISriS. Rughs
No 7's castihgs Nos. 4, s. 81 and ~. boh tight
Rnd'lefr tlin,d Ae nvidencb tmi these Ploughs
ptOhighlv sulueit. refer 10 all who have used
Them By pcrmlssion n Iaw names Of gentle olep
who are nov ttine these ploughs, and wholp
well peased yiilflhem afe added For saloIy
J.P. WOOT
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04

BEWARE OF CouNrERFElFs. A new issue
Of counterleiIs tens upon the State Bank Of
Ohio has made its appearance -,the most
perfect aud dangeIoas in circulation. The
one we have seen is upon Tho KNOX County
Branch, J G. Ramsay, cashier, ,and go near a
perfect imitation OF the plate first issued,
that ii is almost impossible To deIect any
mark Of difference from the genuine. Upon
close comparison, we noticed That the name
of the engravers, 'rdppan, Carpenter g. Co,
pnder the upper line to the left Of the centre
of the note, is printed with father large type
than the genuine one. %. s. Journal.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04
HnsEpla SHARON.
'BV5ba II . -,
rORNE / AT LAW AND SOL LlGllot-

-ATFiORNEI & AT LAW AND soLlGllo
hW IN CHANCFRY.
VHTILL practice in Harrison and the adloit
Wv ing Counties. Collections the business =
TX, ,cuturs aud Administrators. Guardians a., !
Wards, petitions ior partition. settlement ol 70,
tniessaud MI other business entrusted to his care
will receive his prompt attention. oflice nrJoih'
ing the Treasurer olice Cndz, Apr. 10 'o49'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04
"a SMILE.

WHO eau ielllhe value ola smile! 1t costs
Tic giver nothing, but IS beyond price to the
erring, and the sad and cheerless, the lost
isnd fdrslken. Ii disarms malice; subdues
temper; tnrns hdlred TO love; revenge to
Kindness, aud plyes the darkest paths wiIh
gems Of sunlight. 1t betrays kind heart.
"A pleasant .iriend, an alfeclionate bro 'hor, .
duliful son, ahappy husband. i adds a
charm 10 beauty, il decoraIes the ldce Of the
deCormed,. aud makes woman resemble an
angle OF Paradise. r...e,.s ..... vi.
SNOW aint that sweet" exclaimed Mrs
Partington, turning to me, "now you will see
how we'll my memory deserves me. AND
you riihylbelieve me, when say, had grea
di(licuWiIn abstaining from 'roaIingT' right
out, as, with her smiable countenance beam
ling with satisfaction, sine launched oul
Iin the. following style:
! "Who'caH tell the valley OF aspile2 III
coarse thesq culver nonsense, betler's ehinC
prince to the herring and The shad and chair
ltegs, thsiIitks aud lo'oaetle' II disarvei
lmaIets; snubs temperance; turns hatlers Il
loaf; revenue 10 kidhcys, and caves the bari
pine knot, d aeecing heRd, an Offsctntec
brother, d lieaitlfdi snm, shppy hai-band
/ Il shads 4 chitrn 10 duty, il depeherales tht
lace OF The fefm med, aid snakes moving dis
semLle an anvil of PGuot-eyes" ~
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04

% -L-A rdfal poet, in desciibibg his lady,
love. Says she is graceful as water iiii,
Wife het btsSibsmell'l Ne an arnIul o. cIo-
yer.i His chso IL cetaihly approaching q
crisis. -AH'iD '' Ht'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04
II e Es M ST..
snl.Llcr'e Rommiy LnnNs.

Soldiers Bounty LhhNS.
DY an arrangement with Thomas Ewirg Jr,
ID Esq OF Washington City. the undersigned
wilIbeable to obtain land Warrants for nppli-
ounts with greatest pronptness. All soldiers ~
the warof 1872 aud the several Indian wars snce
7g0, and their widows orminor children nrc en-
titled to lunds. AS there will be very large
humber ofapplctnts there must be n very consid-
erable delay tlilets promptly utiended to. Bring
on youripapers and get GTst, choice Of lands.
.s.'...' l1s s.. D. SHoTWELL.
Cadiz. Oct. II. 1850 3w2s.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04
MRS. PARTING

.e. called on Mrs, Partington few days
since, aud in The course of our conversation
she asked me If Ind "demarkeG," what a
"ccntive" memory she had. Irepied in tho
negative, upon which she picked up book
which was lying near, and banded il TO me,
with the request that | would read some
"distrqci"' aloud, mud after | had done she
would repeat It after me. | complied, Of
course, opening the book at random, ! cast
my eyes upon the following little piece oI
.lruh.nl nEL atnI M.Y n--.- ..---, --l---
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04
Gbe GaOi' 5entlncl.
e. II. PO w L Iii,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS OF TIE SENTINEL.


One dollar and fifty cents per annum il paid
in advance; two dollars if paid during theyear;
or two dollars and fifty cents at the end Of the
year. Nopapcr discontinued until all auenra-
gcs are paid These conditions viii b strictly
lnhherpd to.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04
SHAKERS SARSAPARILLA
4 Iu Quart Bottles.

'SEiAkEkS SAkSAt hhAL
-H Iu Quart BOtIIcs'
AS PREPARED BY DIR. s. d. Ho"E
Ia un efficient and certain remedy Tor me cure
of Jaundiee. Palpiultion ot the tie',; i'nP'tny
-,r,ho Rlood ScrnG,n. culaneous eruphons, Lam
gor Pimnles nnd Peslules on the y ace, sieA
Headache, Habitua cosliveness, Loss OF Ape
1i,e Dvspcpslu, chronic rheumatism, o5Pnlioiu
D;senses' Debilitated Stomach, -DepresSl2h O.,
Snirits. Old sores, and diseases ol The oiooo anu
iniudicions use OF Mercury 5e.4-s.- -.
Il. SHAKER SARSAPARlLLA. =
N7- is THE UNRIvALLED REMEDY for
alfdseases OF the Liver Dyspepsia, Jnundice anu
NIL Bilious Diseases. This valuabe FAMILY MEpIsS
GIVE, is prepared with great care, andls foN NEhi
VEGETA BILE Its rower over the ABOVE s', uiSe''S''
ia not excclled. ifequaied by any ohef Prel'ami"- m
zion in the United States, AS numerous cures Gs'li
attest. IN MANY CASES AtlEK SAlhf : L
PHYSICIANS HAVE FAILED.
DECAY OF FEMALE BEAUTY.
Long before maturity we see females emacl,'tco,
npd the clearncss of complexion, ana oiish'htsS
of The eve. .departed. Though not thirty IN years.
,hay hsya lass of youth than they ought to pos
.c.s nj fiIiy. Whyis ihisl Depression oi spll's'
lnnyuor. and general debility long continued,
w;fhont seeking relief. results in an enervaieo
constitutions and a train oil fEMahE Sott, ~
PLANTS which can only be remoVe''' ana 'hG
shattered constitution restored by some t'u n''''
gentle medicine, whose tome ana ai'erau1e ~ ';
ncrties are peculiarly suited to slender an" ue'i-
cate constitutions
THE CHARMS OF HOME
DEPEND 30 much upon the possession ol
health. that nothing having its preservation III ~
IN yi.w should be overlooked or hegleG'eu, ~,
,,r,snns oid ard yonng, mule ami emaie' shohio
p,ts.,.rys cherish. watch and guard their heailh,
pnd NJ the first symptoas and first appFoach o' ~
hefltl.. use promplly the proper remeaf;o G n
A ,riticni case cured by the use oi pt<' - "
unnL"S sHAkER SAkSArARllILA,'t , ana GER
,,hn,l 'Dr, \. jackson, II distinguished FhysIc'
Ia ludiaua. Such testimony is worm more t""H
IL colutnn Of ordinary advertlscmen's'
~ KITE CotUMBus, lNp., June 10, 1891.
n, ( y UowE- Dear sir: | have been Athlete
win II Cough lor the last three OF pu' 9o"'
which came very near taking me 10 my stHrs'M'
spite OF all the medical ilu RON NY '''TitJ ~
t u, ha,lth Six months ago hoticeu tac
,Jr.,,i,ru.ll Of your Shaker Safsapar'i"' a'" ,
;,nI,,lel, sent and procured one bottle any
Lpa.u s,ceuii, 10 improve, ana "o'"l"e "'p'IS
b1t, ,nd IN tesGil 81 ttNlhs TWO oo''l'o ., '1' M
e. 4 il.y4as Si,uer S4lEsaparilia has cause" H''
ia t,lyy vi, ug, aVaj oae whom may oo"'o!" !"
tnat i s tn.uc,y relieved RON NJ ~ tV,S
pain i'll the breast i''' - "a thf, ,,se ~
II, : - Howc,s Shaker ShrsaPartlla sihce i'
;,,oaInct;ot, in theWestern Stntes, mas esueoiiSH
I'd its, s,nharacterin in this section ol country
mi, is the oniy SarsaparHig that arts IN I"
J;nrH k,dnsus and Blond at III sInle hatc' ana
6r,ee its singular efficacy and 'necesS he sur a
,,I DR., S, ID. Lowe's shaker slfs1PaftHa' u''A '"'
no oUer. c,,,,o.c Cor e.
n 4 ~ II
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04
THE SENTINEL

During one Of Nspuleon's remarkable cam.
paigns, n detachmen, of a corps commamded
by Davoust, occupied lhe Isle OF Rueen,
which they were ordered to evacuaie. They
embarked with such precipitation that they
forgot one Of their sentinels, who was
posted in n retired spot, SO deeply absor>
bed in the perusaI of Newspaper, con-
tanning an account of one Of the En7peror's
splendid victories, as to be totally uncon.
sclons nf their departure. Alierpacing to and
lro Tor many hours upon his post, he lost pa,
llience, aud returned 10 The guard room
which he found empty. Oa enqniry,he Learn,
ed with despair what had happened, and
Iclied:
"A las! alas! shall be booked upon as n
deseleri dishonored, lost, unhappy wretch
lhat | amp
! His lamentations excited the cornpas ssion
oil a worthy ttadesmen, who took him 10 his
house, did all in his power TO console him.
taught him TO make bread, (for he was ba>
kerr and after sOme months gave him hisen.
ly daughter, Justine, in marriage. Five
yeaIs afterwards n strange sail was seen
| 10 approach the island. The inhabitants
Iuocked 10 the beach, and soon discovered in
The advancing ship number Of soldiers,
wearing the uniform of The Freuch army.
sin done for now-my bread is baked!''
cried the dsmayed husband of Justine.
An Idea, however, suddenly occurred to
him aud revived his courage. lie ran TO the
house, slipped into his uniform, and seziug
his lireIock, returned TO the beach, and post
ed himself on sentry, at The moment the
French were landing.
'Who goes there?'' shouted he IN voice
! like thunder.
"Who goes there yoursef9'' replied one
Yin the boat. "Whe are your
a "a sentinel"
"llow long have you been on gnard?"
Five years, rejoined our man,
Dayousl laughed al the quaint reply, and
gave a discharge in due (oru. 10 The invouo-
tary dezeTter.
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= Nv. lsOs'rNyaCEk,

.aTToRyNEY g. COUNSELLOR AT Lam
TNJIlL continue topracicein ilarrisonand
wv the adjoining Counties, - 900
Oliice p~csiie thepublic onces. Aug. ls.is4'
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RATES FOR ADVERTISING.
Ono square GA lines or lcss) insertions, 81 uU
Every subsequent insertion, "a
Longer advertisements charged in proportion.
Advertising by the year, with the privilege
OF changing at pleasure, SoOO
Medical Advertisements charged like all other
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
n0rlpfs no T'AX.PAYEKs.
,tsOIIIO mARMONIsT."

q GoLLECTfoN OF Psalms and Hymn tunes
N Tfdhf ibe hestnn,hor, to which is ndlled n
sclecIi0tes Temperance sengs. plso, contninin0
the mdincnts oiHusic. on n plain and concise
plnn. nv ALEXANDER AuLp. enlarged edition Tevi-
sed And limprosrL briaIob by J. BEALL.
Febgnry 81. 1850. al-Fe nJ' ~ y
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rios. /. JpYErT. s.d. rNfr

THp3. t. JElyE1T s.
D I,:NErT & E'EPPARD.
ATTORNEYS & CoUNs&LLORs AT LAW
haAND SOLICITORS la GilANCERY,
10 al IN. .ssr CADlZ. .OltlO. H
Having formed n nortnership IN lhe praGhce 9
th.dr lrblession. will promptly attend to all bnsi
ncss iciurusted 10 their care.
cGstdiz, pril II, lel9-tf.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04

or There IL q man HaekensAck ep Hseaa -
that Ne bqilpps bpshTl with wqlers,,I llesss.l,
ihe same old aentlenan who looks Al his
money tl,foagb OIhagaifyiag glass. By lhls
meoos, he says . qaAfieff0yks ss seasd ag
half dnllaf! u 40 Aar .le8gs4i.l 81 stssass
05-A linlo girl visiting Nisgmrs with hes
hiher, md seeihfih ioani III ih6 loot oG lie
\ aIls, exelSimed sPa, how much ssablil .aak
take " mike 50 annsy sadtAsir 4 VI l.sAiahf
n 1sMas' slalF aaaids
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04

-UTPt NC q VIWi B1HtTUIIIIHt aUIIfb UIIt d'dFt
The cart do give US bid if you piease4--'rH
anything TO start the cart crieG m excited
auctoneer, who stood in the carl he was ens =
deavoting lG sell. g44st4
Anything you please, 10 Start H.
'lr that's all you wants, III slhnrt her for.
lyru,' exblaimeda a broad-backed cbunttymsn
IMPLYING his shoulder to the wheel; and pigl!iod
ling the cart sudden push forward, iumhled q
The auctioneer over the side. By'Etbe time
tho anc,ioneer .had regal. I'd bis fact, lbg
Icounuyman had started TOO. aa,,,. .,,,, .a,,s
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04

A CIyIL REaofsr.- Al Did aoinan oh y
serving sailor gobg BY her door, aild shpss
pnsng II to bs her son Billy cried ods toaia
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04

Billy, where is my COW gomez :,
4 The ssilor replied in 4 eolletlpil6as nae. =
ner, Gone 10 Inc -, for What know 4s,taal
well. as you are going ihat way,s ssiid ~
lie old woman, sL-wish you would lsl down y
NE bars IadapYVN 80 Hs14Af13
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04

n, So.
ties IN 4
IiHfgagET'
,fMersrs
t}altz
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04

HA1%,I
Mole Il
Fur and
sotlHl,lCi
CntiiI
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04
n III e L. A ST l. 4 AF.
saw him once before.
As he passed by the door,
And opa;n

They say that in his prime,
Ere The pruning knife OF Time
Cut him down,
Not n better man was found
By the crier on his round,
Through the town.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04

1--WE therefore make this solemn declars-
lion Of our iaal sepersiion from. orr former
landlord, and cast our defiance ia histeesh,r