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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-01
OUR UNION.
=, !, n. I. c..ss,, .a ., Tns vlcG..vao wnie.

N .l h. .
,Tbsb,ood ,hnt lowed Mt Lexington, and Grim.
aoned bright Champlain,
s,,enms sill along the Southern Gulf and by the
I, sa~s n veins tia, well above Paei6c's golden
sand. d. sli
And throbs in hearts that love and griere by DARK
Atlantic's strand. eE- r srr.,.fE t.u
l, Hihds in one vast brotherhood the 'rnPper ot
with men whose cities glass themselves in Etie''
And those to VIII nm September brings the fire.
side - soeial hours,
VIII those who see December's brow en1reathed
with gorgeous flowers! bis fnEa aIa
From where Columbia laughs to greet the sInil'
10 where Potomac sighs beside the patriot heroi
And IRON the streaming everglades to haron''
lordly food,
The glcryy az the nations past thrills through
kindred blood! .dal uH# fHHtHtf -.-
Wherever Anold's name is told il dyes the cheek
with shaIn:,
And glcws with pride o'er Bunker Hill or Moul
tries wilderftm
And wheresoc'r above the frny the stars Of eu
pire CLEAN.
Upon rue ueck OF . et ''e 20 =
mon n-stream t.. nUt Hua ,F.u.E
i3s. ,;,;a. s..
tSa sacrea legacy ye n h've' ~"
Nor take from village urchln' uof tue son u 0'''
prides ~,
Nor the hunters whi'e-h"leu e"''''e" WY "''
Fuiuai nome ,.,..... "a .,hor
Where nal.sess .;.... lane' ang are sn 'N anu "'
lonely rivers 'oan
Green drew ms SWORD ~ Iu'"w' n''" O'ee"'"
southern Ieet ~ ,,o o,,;a ,h
TFod the march across rue De'''" ""'o ' "u''' W
snow ana s'ee'' ,..h. tho mt,
And. Io!'nGon Inc PorcHme"' "Ne's' '"e -"
recorl sihhes' -, = t,,,,,;,,
Tie buFping pnSe o. emerson pe"'' 'H '''A -
caimek hneS' rr
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-01
! AND INSTRUCTIVE FAMILY NEWSPAPER !:
NO.39....
rilE BLIND GIRL AND nEa BlBLE1r-.-

FiIE BLIND GIRL AND HER bible
Would you know the value OF the Bible eRsa
Let me INTRODUCE you to scene os deeR and
Thrilling interest. rs relaied by minister ,And -
eye witness, a ~ no g,Jis,as .l.sl ,adi guil
A young woman eomPleiely blind and, ,
deal sas bTouglh before o ns.mbeI q eminent :,
surgeons, to see If anythina could be, dpne 4.
for her. Her sad condition. Ind been pro i,.-
duced by violent pam in, bef head, Tbe a.,
only method Of communicating with her wape,
10y tapping her hand which sgni6sd yesr-et
The surgeons concluded that her ease vas.
lncurabIe; aud in reply to bet eaines, iaqlii
fIies, she received The uHwelcohe tap. che,
immediately burst inlo tears, and wfpi a.,
loud in all The bitterness ef anguish. 'Whsi,' /,
said shc, "shall never sec the lighf Of day. g.
or hear human Yocei Must | remain shul p
Iup in darkness aud silence as long AZ live 7,
And had she agaiu been able 70 see. shs,,
might have been pointed 10 The promise ~
the Bible; il to hear, they might have bsel !,
cited for her comfort. Al ieugth a friend
who was present, took up the Bible, and !,
passed il 10 her. Il was. a touching and
beautiful act, .!s this The Bibler Her hand \.
was squeezed in reply. She immediately
clssped the Bible in her hands, and held e :
up 10 her bosom, and exclaimed--"This 10
the ouIy comfort ! have left; shall never
more be able to look upon ia b!cssed pages.
but | can think Of the blessed promises .
have learned from il"--apd then began %
repeat some Of its promises; "Castthy bnt.
den upon the Lord and lie will susiain thee. q.
.'CalI upon me IN the day Of trouble, and /
will deliver lhee."' My grace is snfficisnt.
for thee" &c, She dried her tears, becstne
submissive 10 the will Of GSd, and was was hap.
lpy.-Olirs Branch. rs
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-01

.neIo u,u no' eeeui W oe Pounu VI Hesh oii
bis whole irnme.
he was man literally made up OF bones,
WIN slmpie SKID drawn over them' IN nus
Iiynt hand he mao a snort suck, and under
nus 'ell arm . small oundte; wnen ne came 40
me company all iurhed ana looked a. nm
WIN nthazehehi sliii, none oheteo MN
cha"i fke me ha walked the room WIN t,,
seeming 'mPaiiehce ior ie" momeiHs' ti,'
nus s'ocN oi endurance o'coh,hg CAnaus'eo. '
ne gave sprung over 're neads OF Tue COM
lp"uy surrounding 'he ure' ahu s'oou IN 'he ip
centfe OF the eroS"d' between mem "hu ''e
it'e. instantly The chairs we're all vacated e'
ma me man OF hones drawing one nearer
the hire sat down IN 1t, and prepared 10 warm
himself.
lie had been seated some little space, and
as yet not word had heen spoken since he
entered, when turning I" lhe company who
stood behind him he said;"ls there any man
IN this range wlo can pull a coG-st'ck!'
Yes" exclaimed.soveral voices at once
l"Blll Bans, the landlord, can pun cob
slick wI'h any man That ever stood IN the
crust in Michigan, and will bet on it." .-.
NJ that moment the landlord entered, anu
| asked him 1t supper was ready, :.
"Wai," says he, "slranger me tact ls, ou'
baby has got the measles, aud is as cross as
young catamount, and the old woman says
s"e Wont 90 lhlng ill' she gets MN MIN asleep
80 you VIII la'e 10 "ait' anu 'he'e 10 'o use
to talk ..rt, IL
! "hhout dcienlhg nm any repiy' making
up my mind as he had expressed ~ iha'
mere was DO use TO lalk, drew closer 10 Tie
hfe ana necame resigned TO my iate'
MY companion by Tue fire had heata 'he
conversation between ne ana me landlord
an" ,urning abruptly !" h'm ne asSco' ARE
you Dii' barns, me Iahdiofaf -,
les les am Di' na'ns' the 'aho'o'uy VIVA
}o' "' ne con''nueo, where Oh eat'h .'tI wal
'"s'' oo"eso' yours ooIn' Stranger -,
IN Uea' sa'o tne stranger, as 'ne 'u"o
'o'u caI'eo 'i''"' "''n"u' n"tu'y Seeh''s I"
"o'.ce MS question: anu mere 70 io' ','' ~,
'ha' was ever porn 10 aho'ner 'na' can pun
COD sa'eN WI" 'o"" 'o"" h''"p'n""'
nete was "e'er , ah"'ue, man oo'" ""u"
! .oo, WIN such ",.ng"'y oo"es '0 ,oui'
s"'u ."e 'aI'",o'u ~. '"e", ooue' ~" 49, "e'
WI" ou' y. nus "uuSo' n:,, 'ian'' ''n""
"o''"s o"e Pun WV" o''' oa'"'' 81 P''''ii pau
'o"Te" '.I l,
c,, "ete. Pun % /" ..L"a "'a" ~. "o,"ns 'a;u -
Fo' ,"e coo-s'HN ~. " ~ "' ~ p,".
'r'ne o" "' lanu'o'o' u"p'' 'h'o Pu'''Hs Jo'
up o"ce' .., -, .,.-l......
own w'." y"o' ,"' uiun' mem 'te,e 70
9uaI'o', s"'u NC 's"o'o'o' ""u "o "u"eu' .,', -
NC eyeu '"E 'd'Rg l'"'no ','. VI ,,e 'a" NV ""
"''li'' s',a' pen" W." qua''e'' q ~ '"e Va
=" r' msa' ,"0 ~ Io'"p'"y' =,
.''' 'e "ie' ','ns 'I'r,"s nee" "seeu !" 'y wv
s"a"ser' 'he 'a''o'''o' Wno " '"e oye' ""'
'arge' po"ef'u' man. anu s'o"u nearly as 'a'
as me Stranger, 'o"N "Ii Ills coa' o"u ""e'''
coat ana sea.eo h'mseit heaf 70 '"e emu OF
"oss"eaa' ms "ppons'"' 'ah'"g se'' w
,ec',y opposite h'nl' a'so o" '"e moor p'"cee
h'S ieet agsins' 'hose Oh 'ne 'anu'o'u' oo'
seived one o' lne nystahuets Piace ''i'hse'
peh'na me 'anol'fo' as ne '"oK MS Sea.! o"o
soon me 'anuIotd arranged n,s unhe""""a,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-01
WHICH is THE WEAKER sExf

Females are called the weaker sex, blu
why? II they are not strong, who isf--
When men must wrap themselves in thick
garments and encase the whole in stout
oVercoat 10 shut out the cold, women, in silk
dresses, with neck and shoulders bnre, or
nearly so, say they are perfectly comfortable
When men wear water proof boots ovel
wooden hose, ana encase the whole in india
rubber 10 keep Them from freezing, women
wear thin silk hose and cloth shoes, aud pre-
tend no, 10 feel the cold. When men cover
their heads with furs and then complain Of
the severity Of the weather, women halt
cover their heads with straw bonneis and ride
twenty miles in an open sleigh, facing cold
moth wester and pretend not 10 suffer al
ALL -'''
They can sit, too, BY men who stink Of
rum aud tobacco smoke, enough TO poison a
whole house, and no, appear more annoyed
than though they were bundle Of roses!
Year after year they can bear abuse Of
all sorts ftom drunken husbands, as though
their strength was made of iron,
And then is not womar's mental strength
greater than man'sg Can she not endGre
suffering that would bow the stoulest man 10
the earth? Call not woman the weaker
vessel; lor had she not been stronger than
man, the race would long since have been
extinct. Hers il Q state Of endurance a
man cannot bear. - ''
Man iabors len or twelve hours per day,
and then his work is done, both body and
mind can rest, but woman's work 10 never
dOne--she is never idlea From early dawn
her hands are busy, al noon she is no. idle,
and her task is not accomplished. When all
else has been accomplished, sewing m knit.
ting fills her splTe moments ill IlIe hour of
retirement arrives; aud evsuthe khen her
lord and master is snod2ng il, as uncon-
sclous % sleeping cain. she must take care
of the child and perhaps be aroused from
her fitful slunbers ten times each night. @
II woman was not the siruBgeF vessel she
could not live three years after marrisge.4.-
Pleasure b at w ieEoia e7on $50 % ss
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A'wag said lately, thai, when young
man, be occupied q room, separated from ihsi
Of q married couple Wy d Thin par,iiinn. One
cold night he hoard the husband Ktds.bie ou,
Take away your cold hoofs.m Ito which
he wife replied 10 d qilerulous tsIe. ssAh!
you did not speak 30 wtsn We wefs li,sl
tnartisd-ihsu you used 70 ssy u me, ,ihke
way youF lit,le hoo,sy ioOlsyy, soOssy rna
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-01

Men are mover 20 sasily dsssiysJ AZ whsa
yiag 70 deceive o,hsrs. l.'' III u s'As 4 x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27
AMPS, GIRANDOLES. BRACK-
OLAR, LARD. CAMPHENE and

~ FLUID LAMPS. of the latest STYLES aud best finish
and every variety of pattern. Also a large assortment of
Glundoles for mantel ornaments, with and heaut-
t0i Hover drop 10 which particular attention
iully called. Camphene and Fluid Globes Micks Turn
heIS SC, at wholesale and retail the lowest market
prices. tnli lmtl { A BALDWIN, No. 59i B)wery.
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TTNiON MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
JOHN FALCONER, President.
John 4. TAPPAN. Wee Preslieni

PERDISAsD STAGE, Secretary.
B-Pateulsr attention Is called To the fact that This
Company continues To insure Buildings, Merchandise
Household Furniture, Vessels IN Port Ae against loss %
image By Fire divide the profits this class Of bush
ness. the the Marine premiums au2s 2mTrhh9
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4 ID. GALE, Manufacturer and Whole
4 n sale Dealer in BOOTS and SHOES, invites buyers
TO call and large and general assortment which
will be sold the lowest prices for cash. short credit
for approved notes Just call and test the cash system
n B.-A PRIME assortment for Ladies wear of our own
make. A. d. GALE, No. as Pearl-st,
au3o I'm Cor Platt-st.. New-York.
WAN DEVENTER'S Premium Steam
Manufactured OIL PASTE BLACKING-Another
Silver Medal awarded at the late Fair Of the American
Institute and considered by all who have gwen 1t far
trial, the best in the world.
Office at the Drug Store No. 23 Washington-st between
Barclay aud Robinson SITS Two Silver Medals and four
Diplomas from the American institute o3l lms
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Danfina Schools.

A DODWORTH'S Dancing Academy,
~ No fi8 Broome st This establishment is nov open
the Glasses Wednesdays and Saturdays for
Ladies and Children Saturdays for those who wish to
attend once n week Glasses Mondays and Thursdays
Other classes Wednesdays ana Saturdays IN the even
ing for Gentlemen Praccng Lessons THURSDAY even
ngs SORES semi-monthy for Adults and mosthly for
Children All the modern Dances are included IN the
course of instruction For PARTICULARS, see Circulars
n2j Inn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. R.

~ NENMEN TAlLORS' CO-OfEhAliNr NNiON,
No So Cha ham ST. would call the attention OF tase soout
purchasing their clothing to theH newly selected
stock of Cloths CaSsmeres and estngs Which they are
prepared TO make to order the most fashionable sies
and Al prices which cannot fall 10 command sttelon-
Resdy made clothing Of all description constantly On hand
ch FOR superior workmanship sty and finish Viii We
WI any establishment the city. Stransexs ell as
invited TO cal ANA examine whether parchas-
ius % not Goods frsely shown ~ In
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F,NRY WELLS and STER' >
d n ~ S,,.rr -, ON CrCrrf

HENRY WELLS and SIS TER >
Il Il ACADEMY for DANCING and GRACEFUL
DEPOkIMENT at Stuyyesant Institute No. 639 Broad
vsy-The following are Of the ard fashiDnabe
dances and watzes introduced and taught " II Wells
and Sster La Ceilaiienne, La kOssuth, La NOuye1e
schOttsh La kedowa La Garitza, La Nalze simple La
Nase Deuy Temps, Ia Scilisrne. La Polka Aszurka,
Ia Vase Flsler La Sch0ttlsh mple. La P0is Simple,
la Cracoyia La Velse Henrietta ~ ouadnlle hazursi,
II CotIon Polka, Lo Star Polka Nnadne. lie Qnadrle
POfaa L. Quadnlle OTdlnalIe, La NOuAeau CoiiOn LIE
spanish Cetllon FL Habenero La Fampete, &c. Glasses
oF Masters and Misses "Wednesday and Siurlar after
at O'Clock Glasses, likewise, for Masters aud
Misses Tuesday and Friday afternoons at O'clock The
lessons for adults Will be gwen by courses OF ten each and
Will TAX. place Monday and Thursday a! y IA. Tor
gentlemen aud A NJ for ladies' These lessons
fpr the adept 20 practice wen for the be;,n
nes. Hours devoted especially mornings ard evenings
ior private lessons either Al Academy, at the rest
lences " fafales. ma In
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At pRIyATE SALE-CHEAP.-

N beautiful GOTHIC COTTAGE and plot of ground
nj Trenton N j. on Perry st, between Montgomery aud
stockton sts The Cottage TIVE story frame building,
beautifully situated and the grounds laid ont with trees
and shr ubhery sc Will be sold low For particulars
apply to COLE l. Chiffon, Aucti0nesrs No. 3 Wall
81. whore man Of The DIopeIty ma. be seen ~ NV
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Hlueiea!.

Hlusiea!.
- II A h J. + $ FRIEDRICH OTTO
" MULLER respectfully announces TO the public hrs
arrival this city, and his intention - lessons on TIE
Piano and every degree of musical composition from the
first elements TO 0rchestraton, composition OF symphony
ensemble pieces The most agreeable 10 him would be
the higher degrees of musical education. Information
NJ his residence Greenwich ST. No 400, old
number, near Beach-st. o3O I'M
NUSIC.-A lady, experienced in teach
I'VE ing wishes to obtain some daily pupils on the Piano
Forte and Singing whom she would instruction at
their houses at her residence No 80 Walker St
Schools attended on moderate terms. NIL lmIulhSS'
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ClNNAMON.-4 bales Prime Ceylon
~ Cam anon. for sac by
sPoFFoRD. TILEsrON CO.. No "a SOUTH s,
I27 lw
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Hfoi Gstuie for 1ale.

ITP TOWN PR0PERTY.-taIsallIlrs,s'
WISHING % se.''e b. no ssfas Dsigh a., les.
purchase 90 PROSPECT I'LL, YofkT'he' " "'N'
The wnoe Of this beo1'fJ property ,i.is. 70 suit
parsons wishing bu0 resdences ~ mar be ssea
az the counting room Of r 'ryon Row or a;
the office ot KEICht ~, I'D asrd g.. on the prem
his resgence corner OF fsl-~' nj I'm
tses
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.nnInTS fnr SALE. al East BrOOk-

UOIyp three stage routes eeg ,s 80 FER al
10 By shoI Es 's Eta low prce and
Appiy at the East BrJ,klyn Agency Myrle a'
.sa,s,Tr,Dkiin,tO inz5N+ kFAN bEOhh"'
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THE BEAUTIFUL SUMMER h,sd.

- parted, and alTesdy the heak vi IL Of Novsna.f A..
busy IN crsfng the foliage sRi scattering tee cssks
caves upon the surface ef the ground Tue winds Of 81
Ntnberi how an, ana harsh aid piercing th-s a.
what terrible nToads they maze the check Of 3saa
l.nchnS shseiing' crscSins and chaaas he -,
same rsmofSeleSs Nay that they uon toe fAges p
tunttel7 ihe sm0cnt and so0thir powers Of Dr CDr
RAuDS irssiIniable ITALIAN INDICATED soap
enable the ladies 20 place S0yen bsr winA A. H.
ance, vhe It's medcsed properties are such "a I csas.
Chsie,, Cracks RoughEess, etc s-e not oR.f rs.si.
cured. bit their recurrence rendered matter Il apSs
hility Tan pimples Frecklcs. BingworR. Salt kf.nn
&c. give place - t m surprisingly brief s1ars 0fuas
Ia fact this Soap indispensable 10 lad toet "A 4.
her iniTfur Equally valuable "a u @ gentleman who
eluiars al oGce Of sofi SKIN and luVnuoss shave
10 prevent mistake. u must De remembered that ~ ~
LIN COT RAlDS rliet Preparations Olly - pns-
cured geraas at his Depot. 81 NsAer-s,. near Broad
way Calender, NJ IS South 3d-st. PHILADELPHIA; A.
JORDAN, washington - Boston Carleton, Lowell aai
Druggists generally MS ~
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gcbools.

kSRINS Evening Glasses for Gentlemen. VIII close TINS
week Private lessons also gwen. Apply AT No ~ oh
near 2d-ay, no wv
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DRUSH MANDATORY. Ne. 337

II Peari-st rahk n-sqnsre Ihe suhscriber respect
fully Dfgms his customers and the public generally that
he has hand large assortment Of BRUSHES Of every
description, which he selling the lowest pnces whole
sale and retail NB-Nachine Brushes made N order
sis 3mTuThASs JOHN X. HOPpEL 337 Pearl-st
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Clothing.
VHE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED

FNHE NH O-t-NI -NIO-N Of EN ED
II Gen Tsylors Head Quarters, No 70 Buttons St
corner Of Gold-P l.. ROGERS, Comuissxry General of
the above well known estabshmea desires sc9uaint
his patrons and the pubc that he new TO otter
th,n an aSsortmen mt of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING
made of superior materials and BY experienced work men)
81 wholesale and retail, cheaper aud more yarled IN
stye than can be found any other house IN TINS
Tie entire establishment under the sups Vson OF MI
J SCUDFR who VIII specially attend TO the custom de-
Dartment thereby guSraneemg perec, NJ 10 All wac pa
trunize HIM Remember IS FulteE ST. corner Go.d--'sR
Tayiors Essd Quarters nj I'm
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Ossan 1teamcfs, ST.

NETWORK and VIRGINIA STEAM
~ SHIP CO&PANY-For RICHNOiD va NoS
FOLK Va Stopping at CITY POINT 70 ana Ana NJ
precisely fom Pier No H. North hyer tAe new Az
Ealing de- wheel steamship kCANOkE zOot 40. uss
neas1rszaea L. Parrish. Commander. Will reee... :.
freight IS MAJ Offer during FRlDAY 2elh up t. a
the day OF sailing For ffeght apply OF BOARD I1 ~ :.
sage having elegant state room accommodations osy
DEEM < THORNTON, Agents, No. 81 Pearl
IUDLAM s. WATSON, Agents. kichlaona. " :,
NOTICE-North Carolina passeSs ers nj De lahoIs 80
Norfolk taking the Portsmouth and "elS'a kAlf0''
the interior. ., -, a. antl
~ The Company will NOT be Tssponsios ioF sD's i
Bills Of / adm are sigr2j therefor. EnI-.
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Hlatbinerp, &f.

gI,O MACHINISTS.-The following lot
4 Of Macbiuis;s' Tools for sale - ,,i.h.
one laJge Side Lathe, II ieet 10, e. s"lass L ia'
One im1foyed Pattern Makers Lathe
Two Drilling Machines.
one improved Bolt Cutting Machine
one lo extra quality Wees g,
One lot Tapes Reaners and Msndrlis.
Toeetber with lot Of shafung. Pulleys &C, with sun
dry other articles belonging 70 the machine business ali o
" fich Will he sold cheap for cash ,,. 49,. r;,,
plane seven feet with extra wide bed winch ne MI eA
change for a smaller one CHRISTIAN SCHw A5atihI.,
In Empire IRON NOlhs' i-N'' - =
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OURSE'S NEOSIGALOS. bv restorlng

Il vitality 60 the roots Of Hair induces the secretion o.
the natural coouIg principle. A. proof II TIM. Ha
that has been gfay fnT years, when restored 10y PQn
NeoSlgal0s assumes former hue anu lHser The
Judges of the late Far pronounced II the only article Of
the Kind the award OF premium II nounsAe
and eiFsctuay prev ents the Han from falling and Il.
action not that Of dye STAN a. can be used BY iae
Young the old 81 arrest the progress o; Bat
ness and insure full and vigorous growth. Dor sale
the Depot Ne g krankln-St LASC ALAS, No NIB
los building Gibbons corner OF brpadwH and STA
St New-YoTk and at SHINES drugstore, Chesiru, aai
l2th-st Fhiladel ,ha. MT lw'
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Jnsnranre Companies.

Once OF the
EROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE 60
- No 81 wall-st, corner of pesri-st
CAPITAL 42OO,OOO.
At election held this day the following kentoee
chosen Directors Of thus Company for the ensuing
year: -
Sampson Moore, Moses Taylor, George Eide,
BEN. .Shermaa, Marshall rep0on, Francis SkddI,
Peter Martin, AetaD'r n. Grant, Chas Burkhaltsf
Rufus Story, Asa 5. Porter, James Wilson.
Henry Edey, Isaac c. Taylor, William X Fostsr
Al subsequent meeting of the Board, SAMPSON
MOORE, Esq, unanimously reelected President ID
tae Company J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
New-York, Feb ;, 1851
B-This Company continues 20 insure Buildings, Nor
chandise Household Furniture Vessels in PORT &c, on
the most favorable terms AL losses promptly ADJUSTED
and paid. VIZ
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a WORTH'S DANCING
9 EARRINGS PRIVATE DANCING

~ and WALrZING ACADEMY, at No % Bend st 4,
open every day Glasses TO the convenience Of all
SoIrees exclusive TO patrons Academies and families at
tended. For terms. apply az above. 1T lD'
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ITO PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS

Il Proposals will be received By the Monmouth Cour
~ Plank Road Co TIL the st day Of March next for build
ing DOUBLE TRACK PLANK ROAD nom keyport to
Freel old Monmouth Co, n j., distance OF 3i miles
the work to be commenced early the Spring and
peed by the LIST day OF October next with the exception
three mes Of said road for which separate proposals will
he received till the LIST day of November next the WORK 10
be commenced Immediately after the contract ~ TAKEN aud
be completed by the LIST day of January next Address
JOHN HERBERT, Marlboro. n. J., DANIEL STILL
WELL, MadlstOvn Point n. J., OF the subscriber. KEY
port. N J. ALFRED WALL1NG, Secretary.
90 3rn~
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he CRAFTS PILE RENEDY.-

- SIX years have now TaSsed since this remcl; a..
first introduced N thus city and % number of tts,
dred has failed to be cured With TIE hrst ee. Pr.cs
cents To he lad Of many % the respec' abe dTussI
the proprietor. No iSs Hudscr-,t, cor Of Grove IT
O36 lmIuIhSS
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DiaHc-fortss.

DIANOS for Sale and TO Hire, at Bar
III clay-st opposite the Aston House. from 81 to &C.
tuyes In rosewood and mahogany cases.
o20 I'm. JAS THOMPSON. late Tsliman RAE6el.
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IN Building Lots three u The same on 2S,h s. and On
z9h.,t betwse the 80 and Lexington avs comDeDclng
I2Oee from sd Nv each % % feet inches IN depth
Also 10 gore and next the north east corner o. n
az ard 57thst all the fronting on 0Ith 81
of various sizes Lots 7tbav, next the north eist
Corner on yh. and 9TH lots on jcth-st next tie
corner OF ICth-s' and Also. lot on the
1ss side Of 9Th. ay 50 feet inches north OF J7th ST. an
full size For price and further particulars Q, e
,rhole Of he above PROPERTY, apply 10 ANTHONY j.
ri EE CKtSp Iuc,ioneer No Broad-st n2i lw
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M CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

" HOUSE and Shp-F urIusllng v aIerOohs, 40.
$50 Grand-st New York where will be found complies
assortment Of the following articles Feathers hair moss
and husk also beds mattresses paasses and cushions
also bedseads OF every description, patent screw,
ror Joint lock Joint cottage and tunGs cots,
&c also splendid varey of paper hanging borders &c
Mr. c. would call particular attention 20 his style Of
hair and spring mattresses y. Bod beds and mat
trssees renovated and made equal "a new, by
". CRAuBUCK, No 35s Grsnd-st second
ne Ia. door east Of kssex-st