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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06

AS CHAMBERMAID or Waitress, in Pri-
q vate family by a respectable Scotch GIRL si,h the
bes Of CITY Can be at No l4 Sd st. third
floor corner OF Avenue A. 90 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
Ite' Noiee.-P,EIS CPrry ~ RR.YD-

-p,,,,, Nvu'e.-PAklS GRENN. IS" BHAND.-
C',sn g. %hain with tae qualities Of ,his pa out
spp,s,,a,a - 'tneilans, ships painting, a., aud WHO
Of $50 "a Superior br ancY aud csua'cd uniformity
sr,.,s.t Lu So.f axe tcr.o notified that anal 1-JuS
Il 49, & svebiu character are offered aDl1 extensive
q, pst", a'aNhet as genuine 10 original ls.yS OF
non eieen b dsap4CAttd interested parties.
perc. ~ - sitIS, eAd pogts o. ac ldeuaOAl make
,lrsrt We fAe"ss differing from then. IA ac respect
l., a,S -" We Q'c uas letter -" stcn,iled fhe
aa resoer'G = oVae''a has cceo recognized - mr.
AHa fsySy' a. olr exclusive mars. THEODORE
Nls~$ws.s -N' - jaw - y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06

1 : good Cook, by a respectable Woman;
would be WI NJ assist washing and Ionine
.,d can 20 the making Of gentse private family under
ards Ter business Can give good CITY reference II re-
Su..l,ua. 80 "a 7thavs % 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06

~ Seventeenth Ward Dcmocratic WIZ As
ISOLATION monthly meeting OF this Association
viii be d the HenTy Clay House corner of Avenue
and ist-st THIS EVENING, (Oi o, 1871 AT O'Clock,
Pnnc,ual attendance of the members requested.
By order JOHN RIDLEY President.
TAIMA HILL. Vice President.
AUGUSTUS l. Brown. {co,.a,,,;.s
4. A. THOMPSON 20 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06

Pheasant, alIy Rooms, Nlthiul
p -,ftsl Bad I'D tle comforts q h7r p nay be
-, L.. Il 4 S.. ;al. y No. - A;iactc-s... Broos T.
80 =. - =, - - - F,--y g n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06

pOARD.-A Family, or a few Single
. ,,I.,s. c.,, ". .-,.s:na,isrsd ,s..h ull4,.a :
--rr,.apd Boas,i ~ N q 2,h-si tina. X :
.r.ucss EXCHANGED. .. 4".'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06

4 S CHAMBERMAID, by a respectable young
Girl has no objection 10 assist IN washing and ron
ing or 10 take children and do PLAIN sewing Apply
al No 2hst between I'd and 3D. second floor Gan
be for two DAYS % Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06

ksse,. w npion from SPcCiacles Natural s ght
a.S rS~ NeSf S,sht Cticd Prot BRONSON ell
sf,- % es>tive Tie, natars' slrh' q restore -
nsAt al ~ nave teen used In wears aul ~ cure near
1srs ~ ieN Weeks az moataS. without rala. - OF
q No. sVhaos eNpsase Disc 2>cd E,cs also treat
steis 80 -Sas-hd lv'cT,ncc, sNea Zone bU' Dad
4ed br.scr'eo Sr1clfs Instructed. Medical advice
hpia,.,os .oas flrco honcopathe asd Hgdtc.aitic.
Ia ~ Pamphlets ssvoI % callers
tsty ar, Ne AZ Chanaers-S. near N.r-artS :.
Va On THURSDAY ana SArt RDAY. tr1nSt5G.
hfpn - :, ~ y eho IS Nov. .. s. "a ael o.
wy fos,,s = s - ais kGt.s>s v, tsl Eacsuu'st,
N~hkc "Ah 'iealt awe o. "a. No'. -,
hsS,sss'S a. Us Marlboro Hoe. every MONDAY,
DAY iSn n, a. The Amer ca. ever, otaes .UES-
hsrss.N VIC I, VIZ Co T. H. &c
flEspkV 80, a. ne Amsucsn House escrg other
hHARr..1 ,rA.hs nom 20 9. "a. Oct =. @i.&c.
DAY ps,.hp' ~ ne Amerol IA, tvess 90 her WEDNES-
IA NSv'i,'.s,n 'n 9iolil VIZ Oc. s. a. &c
Sat tN ~ tflun Hnesc ORD size ~ IN iroad
'vz Cr, ssasi WEDNESDAY Afternoon. from . 20
s1S :" NC. O. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06

E0UN and GEORGE FERGUESON.-

~ should tins the eye OF either Of the above ~hs
l, ENGLAND about ago. he Is earnestly requested
&c Communicate at with ms younger brother MES
Address JAMES FERGU ESON, Mr.. =. L. Maseys. No. 9
Worcester place. Northampton. England. SIG 3w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06

AS Cook, and TO wash and iron, 10 a
N private family. by one, and as Chamoernad and
fine Laundfess by the other These Grls are vry e1pe
60 ~, a. 10 ,ooS y-nye 50 ~
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-02-15
Convention of the State of Mississippi.
An Act to proude for Convention of the People of
State of MiSSissiqoi

< Ct 10 pTO0tde for C0nUeti0n of the PeopLe of fb,
State Of Mississippi
;, WHEREAs, The Legislature of the Congress of the
United States, controlled, it was at its last session
Dy dominant majority regardless of the
rights of the savehoding States and refect;ng thr
win OF section whose population are hostile in feel
anu opposed IN principle to long established and
cherished institution of the States of the Soutb r
lords alarming evidence of settled purpose on the
ah1 ol sala majority to destroy said institution and
supyert the sovereign power of this and other
=. states and whereas it is becoming and nron-
et sovereign State should promptly resort TO the
most einclent means for the mantainancaof !. sa.
r;chs ana the preservation of its constitutional
by the OF the confederacy when assailed
u1e exercise OF the highest power RECOGNISED nn5er
will nf pub form of Government the expressed
Sr :. 'ae sovereign people :-Threfore
SECTION l. BE 1t enacted bg the IeoS,are of u,
y mtssasstp That election for Delegates to
sinn Sban OF the People of the State of Msss.
tbe =, sa pc held in the several counties thereof on
v sa Monday and day following in the month ~
that said election year year eighteen hundred and
Ia rs. by law and shall be managed and eondneaS
y ie shefis or other proper officers of the
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-02-15
S75.6l5, zoo u. 633. 54s

'Here it is shown that the aggregate amount of
the exports of southern industry made to foreign
countries within three years, was S2l2, 273, 294.
''How much of all this, does the reader suppose,
was imported by the South Why, as shown by
our tables, only s48, ALL The rest, 1884,
835 SIS, went through the hands of the north.
How much of this was left in those hands, and how
many hundreds of thousands of people in the South
would this have maintained How MANY cities
would it have helped to build How much would
1t have served to reduce the per capita amount of
taxation which we pay to our States?
Other tables show that within the three years
above named, the value of the whole amount ex-
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-02-15
To the Friends of 1hc So.t,

citv Of t,rn qesisn esabi-h9g Weekly Journal in tho
- ~ lpl, To be devoted Ia the az he
on Of those Vital 5t ct e South and the dis
esogH7ad and pactisod by he ,,te III clarge OF
edltUlal dapartGn.F-r=ssSS 1' -
coinp..ent and a~p-ffsnced gentlemen.
The friends OF the Unonthe Union framed and cernen-
ted by the blood of ttc earnestly invited and urged
aid i'll procuring the Of subscribers. As the paper
will occupy high conservative ground irrespective ot party al
iances, is confidently iatea that vii the appro,
baton and receive the cordial support OF all OF all
parties
The paper will he printed and beaui III type and will
contain reading than any sheet in the State The
Ist number wi be issued about the first OF January. 1851
The names and subscribers be forwarded WIN d. CHAP
MAN, (care Of Jas. r Biair) Columbus Aiigi-ei9Ri.
IERasIhroe dollars. per annnm. invariai1 ndvance.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-02-15

ported from the free states of materials of their own
production. was S167, 209, 214 That is the South
furnished to the exporting mercantile enterprise OF
the north within a fraction of much as the whole
of the exportabe industry Of that section
'sThe total value of all the imports into the UNI
ted States within the three years, IS stated as io-
lows.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-02-15
COMMITTEE:

N. N. BROOKS.
HAMPTON WILLIAMS -'oT@'ee Co.
I. H. BLACKWELL
I. C. GREEN WOOD.
j. P MONTGOMERY,
HENRY MCDOWELL. eAf.Hsa" 20.
]. A. ORR,
q. c. GRASTY,
CHALES GATES
w. II. CUNNINGHAM
w. a. TUCKER.
r. DAVIS
A. ID. POPE ! 1J,1ooe 10
s. J. GHOTSON,
L. B. MOORE,
JACOB LOUGIIRIDGE
JOHN F. MILLS
w. r. CANNON
JOHN w. RICE. : CktJ1eAa ca
CHAS R. JORDAN \
a. s HUMPHREYS
T1iQS l. SHARP,
ELI ABBOTT
w. w. HUMPHREYS I>orndes 20.
BEV. MATTHEW'S
JAMES WHITFIELD.
COLUMBUS, Mss, Nov llh, 1850
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-02-15
Ayers Ch>Iy PICTORIAL.

most beautiful and ualuabE Prenara.;o for ,5s
1ougas, Gods, Consumption ard all diseases oftie
,,1 MroSt and lungs.
MIG Is new compound, IN his place. but il is ey-
fol- auesy one OF the greatest paratons of the age
paration. ePs1oi "'a1pes pre-
colnmhn. r.. LAS. BLAIR, Sole Agent.
columbus, Feb. lGSso - .zs
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
seed anl Gsr:.in Pl:.mier

O. IG "a e. at
Pdtrntcd Marco is4l : Re issued Oeiober 1919.
FgNTIIS MACHINE aperatrs equally well on all
kinta Of Land. aud is not injured by coming
in contnct With rn.ks, rooIas &c. II sili planl
point rows in all rregulnr smped fields without
planning any part twice over, with snVile Of from
10 to Is per cent in lrbor. Il will, with two
horses, plant from ten 10 twelve acres ppr day oi
wheat, oats. barley and Other small grains. and
with one man ind horse, will rentily plaui iron,
Gteen to twenty acres per day of hIlmn cora,
beans. peas, Sc. IL will save from two 20 three
pecks OF setd per acre. and yield trum fIteen to
twenty per ceT more than the broad casi seeding,
by distributing the grain uniform at any desired
depth. and leaving a ridge Of earth between lhc
0ws. The roots OF the young plaNt are prolcc :
cd ,tuitsg the winter by the actioH u the frost
AMI rain mouldering The earth upon them instead
Eo( being thrown out and exposed ne in hrnadcast
On this account the stalk is s,ronger ituIess slib-
icct to niliews, aud ~ not NJ liable to INJURY %
ihc fly. The Farmer is frequently prevented b.
rain # nm narrowing in his grain after il Is sown,
which narrowing is needless in ing with this
nacIine. ne IL completes The 'onfk ~ once.
Y he frst7preninsus have been nsvariletl 70 this
valuable Machine ut the New York au'l Pbila-
dclphia Agricultural S0cirtics, Machines and
rights can be- had on application 20 a ~ L-ssft
GIDEON SWAYNE, Pittsburgh Pa.
| Agents wanted to ctHyissa will give Sl00
| ios what whent this Machine win gain IN yield
| in planting fly acurs cnntion the public
agninst infringing npoB my patctt under the pen
atty Of the Law made and provided. The sub.
scrihcr, thank fui for past iayors respectfully So
lici,s continuance of public patronage. Letters
most mid, addressed 10 Gideon Swayne, Pitts
! lburgh. Pm, will meet prompt intention,
ap2-3m GIDEON WAYNE.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
NEW PHILADELPHIA AND DOVER
THURSDAY, April %, 1851

or Hundreds Of our citizens complain Of de-
biihy anS iaasuor "f the system, arrangement OF
he liver and stomach, waMtof appetite, etc.;
they are frequently the result Of too close appli
here name; but we would say to all so afflicted,
do,as we have done--get a bottle or two Of DR.
IIoonand's German Bit'crs, prepared by DR.. jack
son, and our word Ter i, you will be curee.s We
recommend this medicine, knowing from expert.
ence that il is much superior to the generaliy Of
patent medirines. WewouId say 10 our readers,
purchase none unless prcparedby Dr.. c. NJ, jack
son. Philadelphia ss.- .2e -'g = .s,e
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
LEGAL NOTICE,
Petition for Partition

Atmoh buhnlng.
We
John Dunning Mansfield po,;,:,, G., p,r,;,;or
Dunning, Lucinda Jane '''''o" w
Dunning and Elizabeth
Ann Dnnning.
Tee said defendants will tnke notice. ttat at
the March term OF the Court OF Common Pleas o
Harrison County. Ohio, in the year, A. ID S5l
the said Amon Duuning. filed in said Court his
petition against them. wherein he prays MS ngains
them Partition of the following premises, lying
and being in said County Of Harrison. viz: Part
Of section No, thirty. of Township No., ten. oI
Range four, containing two hundred and thirty
three acres, more less, and particularly desert
bed in said Petition, and that unless they appear
ut the mex, term OF said Court, ani plead, an
swer or demur ihcrato. the same will be taken as
true and confessed, and II decree rendered atco
dinghy.
JEWETT, LEWTON & PEPPARD.
np9-5l-lt. Atty's for Petitioner
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
N.R. NuoTMEIL


"A IOiNHf Al LAW AND SOLlCt iOk-
IN CH NCERY,
CADlZ, q. r
CONTINUES 80 practice in Harrison aud nd-
~ joining counties. and gives especial and
prompt attention to c. lecting. Business Of Execu-
tors, Administrators, Guardians, Wards. PTrti-
tons. Sales OF Lands, settlement Of Estates Titles
to Real Estuies. ConveyaEeing, suits at Law and
in Chad cry. loaning and Investment of money,
and all other professional business placed in the
charge.
iIe is Agent for the State Bank Of Ohio amt
others, for lOaniug money, &c. &c. Office in
Kilgore's Building. on Market street. ap-5l-ly
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
WARE,

Plow Castings of nearly every pattern, Waffle
lrohs for stoves, Fencing for Graves and Fronts
for Houses, Plow Points. Muffin Pans, a new ar.
icle. and CHIMNEY Tops, SC.
Orders for any thing in the above line thank
fully received I'd promptly filed on the shortest
notice. Old Metal taken IN exchange tor new NJ
its highest cash prices. DAVID POOL.
npy. iys'5l
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
Arrivas Of alie Steaiaaer OhiO from
g@vRny e ssh CIangeessgEgas6 W zFsaT

g8 NEw YORK, Ap'il II.
The steamship Ohio, Capt. Schenck, from
Chsgres wa New Orleans and Havaua, ami
sad hers nit o'clock this morning, wta
200 passengers, S600, 900 ia gold dust, and
$4,000 in specie on freight. .,,
Grca, cxcitemant aad much consterna liou
prevailed IN llavhn, caused hy the current
ruTnor' OF anolher hlvnsiun Of the Island oI
Cuba.a Su, confidently Was such an eyenI
anticipai ID that durlng the week belnre the
Ohio sailed the troops were ordered ioslecf
on their arms, aud be ready, nj 4 moncni's
warming aaa. q; ,s@.-sn vaa tHee 51e9s
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30

II has been decided by the Supreme Conr'
of Pennsylvania, that a jury must not sepa-
rate themselves, or be allowed to go home
alone, in case where life is at stake, for il
opens the door for the friends Of the accu.
sed TO tanner with Justice. reFg b gs
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
Pittsburgh Market---April %

Be careful how you choose your associate 8,
and let TO consideration ever lead you iD:u
doubtful company.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
Death az Com mno noslore Jamlcs snrren

,ysjiuaA a,f PHILADEtPnIA, April 2S.
The telegrapli announces The decease al
Norfolk Virginia, on the 2lst inst, Of the
venerable Commdddfe Jhmes Barlbo, senior
Capt. Of the United States Navy md gem
tlemen much esteemed in and out Of. the
service, ,as Nj. ,a+pJaJ $# @
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
IMPORTANT ARRESTS.

UETRnIT, April 20,
"A much depraved and well argaaized gang
Ofamen. numbering from thirty TO forty have
been arrested in Jackson county, Their
sols Occupation was in destroying the prop
eriy on the Genital Railroad by placing
obssructions onq tue track, horse stealing
burglary nnd robbery among the plains
Among those arrested are three Justices o.
,he Peace, Eve physicianas onegiudgs ant
four cons.sbies. The D4poE lately burn
Of this place is said to have been fred b,
one OF this gang 31ht 4 y y
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
NEW GOODS!

n S. THOMAS has received his Spring Stock
I'll oC GCods. which are nicer than can be had
AZ any other stoSe in town. and he will sell tllen
len per cent. cheaper than the chenpest dare do
The people geneTally are requested % call 10 afl
Dee, whether OF NOT he BRAGs, or is in earnest
nnl74f HefA ftAFe WIZ Il NA3
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
n y CINCtNNATI, Anvil "a

CINGtNNATI, April 60
Jenny Lind hus sent $4,000 and Mr.. Bnr-
nun $I .5GO 10 Mr.. Taylor, TO be disiribu-
tod by him as he thinks proper In addition
TO this. Mr. Barnum has previously given
$3.50, The amount received III admission 10
aactien of tickets for the same purpose. ,a
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NIOTICE is hereby given that the rndefsigned
| y hns been duly appointed and qualified as Adj
nisiralor Of the estate Of DR.. JAS. Cumley. decd.
late of Franklin township, Harrison county, Ohio.
All persons having claims against the said estnte
nlent within one year from this date, and all per
ssns indebted to said estate are required TO make
JACOB cRUMLETT.
maS96-Ssa Adminiseraiors
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30

JOHN LYLE, Proprietor
FouRTH STRRET, THREE no0Rs NoRTR OF MARKET,
STEU BEEVILLE. ONO. sns#aa
NHiS HOUSE has pleasant and convenient
IL location, nnd il the largest and newest Hotel
III the city. Strangers who visit Stenbenville will
find ut the above house everything necessary 10
their comfort The stublins isexteisiye, mud was
built expressly for the accommodation of Droveri
and PedlarsF ge he., e ~ n~.t
Iieinviles his old friends and travellers gcncr.
ally IN tlnrrison and the surrounding counties, tc
give him call whenthcy visit, SteabeDvilJe.
apply ..,.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
baltimore Market---ADTiI "a.


Sales Of 800 bbIs Howard street Flour .,
4sec. Sales Of Rye Flour II S69e, corn
meal 3Ooc.
Sales Of red whesi at 100 to lose, white
lO6 TO ll5c, white corn 60 to 64, yellow %
10 81.
Sales Of prime Clover seed At S5Oc per ba'
Philadelphia Market---Aprl "a.
Flour is quiet al 45oc, at which there are
more sellers thnn buyers. Sales for city
consumption are limited at 40 10 5OOc for
common brands.
Sales of Pennsylvania Wheat at roc, corn
is sold ut 65c lur yellow.
Whiskey % to 26c.
SteubenyilIe Market---April 30.
Sales OF Flour by The wagon load ai 3l2
to 325c, and retail al 325 TO 337c.
Wheat sells nj 65 TO (j6c, Oats 25 10 80,
and Corn 3Sc. s-..i -
Sales of Butter in kegs and barrels at 8
add &c, roll in barrels at 10 and lie, fresh
roll 10 to lSc.
Sugar sells ate and &c per Dbl for new.
New Orleans Molasses 81, sugar house NJ
is, ard St. Louis Syrup so.
Good Rio Coffee sells al l2c, Java 10.
Potatoes sell nj so TO 75c per bush.
Sales OF ham at 2 to Sc, sides @ to :, and
shoulders 6 10 57c.- ..s-rrr-.r ...,a
81 Clover seed 600c, Timothy 225 to 25Oc,
Flaxseed l25c.
Wool sells from 80 TO doc, according to
Iqualiiy. EC E5& EJG yEIlE
Pittsburgh Market---April %.
S,les OF 50 bills from wagon at 33lc, 500
bbls in lots ut 325 To 330c,
Reclifed Wh;Skey sells at IL to % cents
per gallon.
Grain---'Fhe receipts are increasing with
a far demand, and a slight indication Of an
advance. Rye from store al Soc, fom FIRST
hands 45c. The ciy mills purchased good
article at 10 TO Tee, Corn is nominal at 36
10 81, Oats are stationary at 34c from store,
and 30 On the wharf
Dried Ftun-The demand is falling off,
and prices have downward tendency. We
quote Apples al G2 to Csc from first hands
Peaches 1875 ol26c per bushel. .' A.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30

Fashionable BARRIERS and Hair Dressers
NTOULD respectfully announce to the ciu
wv gems ofCadiz that they have taken the shoI
recently occupied by Lot Willis, en- Market street
directly opposite the Hardware store. They re.
spsctlally ask the pablin to give them call.
All who have boards to cut or hair tutcrop,
Just cnli on ns at our new shop,
Az noon or eve. BY night or day,
Or any time that you cnn stay;
But give us time, dear sir, 10 rest
Upon that day that God has blessed. -
Qur roomis neat, OF towels clean,
Our scissors sharp, and raxors keen,
And everything we think you'll find,
To euiI The TASTE and please the mind,
And then we move our hnnds us true,
AS any barber e'er can do, M
With Fnpid touch We smooth the face,
And dress the hair with eqlal gDce, II "A
And all thataFs and skill can Dc.
Your money viii procure fofyou. sT Il
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
CNc1is Foundry.
Cooking Stoves.

TENtlE subscriber having purchased Of the late
n proprietor, H. III. Scott, his entire interest
in the Cadiz Foundry takes pleasure In announ-
cing to the public that he hts had many years.
practical experience in the business, and is now
doing all in his power to fit up and put in good
working condition the entire machinery Of the
establishment Being thus prepared, he win keer
constrMly on hand Cooking Stoves Of all the
vitrious patterns, Parlor and Egg Stoves, fancy
Fronts, franklin Ste yes and Crates of all sizes
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
The 'fins'ecs take pleasure in adding the fol-
lnwinp slim minis in ilYnr OF Miss II:

CANNoNsBuRGa, April IL, 1851.
Miss Elizabeth r. Thompson completed her
rdu-a.inn ut the Female Seminary In this placc.
She was II member ofmy French class, and lave
been present ut her examination on the various
other branches which she has studied, and there
fore can most cheerfulIy recommend her us a
thorough and accurate scholar, competent 70 teach
the yarious branches which she has studied. She
is also ayoung lady OF excellent moral character,
and pleasinus n,nnners. WIN SMITH
Ptofsof 6 reek in JEFF Col and teacherof Mod
ern Langungesi In Female Seminary &#
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
q. hiINTosl
LEYI q. FORsYTHE.

At LAW SUIsIN TUX
IN CHANCERH. .
NY I'LL practicein Harrison and tho adjoining
wv Counties Collections. the business OF Ex.
ocuror and Administrators. Guardians and Ward,
Petitions for Partition. cttrmenls Of Estates. and
NIL other hasiness cntruslrd bin will receive is
prompt attention.
OFFlCE-immcdiH'~l opposite the Man'iOri
House. ...t lac. ap9-5l-ly
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DENIM

n,spite Of some disputes which have arisen
'het@een the Austrian Commissioner rs and
Denlnark Authorities a formal Government
IS being settled upon for the Duchies Of
Sch;essig ig and HpIeslon. s. 3, usas p
"A partial cI ange Of the Ministry has tnk n
place III Msdrid. 81" Z e'F f,'71 s5.'
Nothing important from Italy or Naples.
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FOR SALE.

a FIRST RATE Wood COOKING STOVE,
- noarly new. with all the necessary ccoking
utsnsils Enquire az oplC This OFFICE.
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sEQtiOaaNL HONsc.

CORNER OF STErnENvr.Lg AND WARREN sTRrE- S
Ha.. CADIZ, ONO. aat
One square west ofthe Public Buildings. form-
erly occupied by T'homas Z. Vincent.
&nxzA lIESUBSCRIB BER tI,anltlul for tbs
lsTIR3 patronage heretofore bestowed upon
lsssSkRR5 him. would beg leave ta annnnnce'
SHsaA To his old friends and the puttir n
large, that he continues at the old stand This
has been renovated and put il in
complete repair, and furnished il with entire new
Furniture. This house is located in the most
pleasant and business part ol the town. ssgr
TIE STABLES are extensive, and have aisC
been thoroughly repaired, and will III MI times be
provided with the best ofprovender, anIf attended
by careful aud obliging hostlers .....,- ..
Connectca with the establishment, is n large and
extensive WAGON VAR (thu best in Cadiz,
md suitable for Menageries and (Sifeuscs. s5 I
No pains will be spared to render those who
Inay favor the National House with n call, Il
as possible, by which iaeans tleun
dersigned hopes 10 meril and receive II liberal
share OF patronage, ..t............... ...e.
DROVERS coulmodatc with any amount o
Stabtihg rcqnircd. "' '+t Ht.- '''' ' .a'
BoARBERS recsived by The week, month OF
year.
Suitable Rooms an hcCnrnishcd for Private Flu.
miles. srra.r= rnH ta assaHst sr.i
! have connrcted with the above establishment.
u LIVERY STABLE. which, for tNlr OF CARRIE
AGES. md sa cty of EloRsGs, cannot hr surpassed
hy any establishment OF The kind in be country.
! CHARGES MODERATE. .-., -.t.,.
-.0 l''taf" 6E..@ TnoMA MccUE.
Ctdiz. tpril 9. lS5f-iy sV~Te se H hE5