The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21
MnHEIING AhYERTIsENlENTs.

reaoels 10 the huecitB duNSi"sSihSHes w
be found in our paper. With majority Of
them we are personally acquainted. and we
cheerlully reconmeHd them to the citizens
Of Harrison county. The fact tha, they
advertise is proof positive that they can and
do offer good Bargains. Amy one who re-
fuses 10 advertise, says by that uct they are
afraid to have the people call on them. or
one thing be assured reader, when you find
merchant advertising his goods, that Is the
place to get the worth of you! money. But
let US speak more in detail. And FIRST in the
Dry Goods line--
J., W. SENsESY, at No. 1873, Main stree.
has splendid stock Of Dry Goods,which he
offers at unusual low prices, lie charges
nothing for showing goods. .
JOHN ELLIOTT, No. l65, Main street, Of.
Cers great bargains 10 purchasers. In "ddi>
tion to his lot Of dry goods, he has heavy
stock of Fancy md Variety goods, which Se
will sell at prices to suit purchasers.
w. D. MoTrE, No, I76, Market street, says
that the people will save money by cxnmin-
ing his goods, before purchasing elsewhere.
Oae Thing is certain, lis goods are cheap.
We do not want the people TO think
there are only three dry goods houses IN
Wheeling. There are Others, but as they
have not authorized US TO announce their
place of business, we conclude ihat they do
not want The people of Harrison County to
know their Whereabouts.
E. l.. WILDE, OH the corner Gl Main and
Union streets has Books of all kinds and pri-
ces, and is prepared to furnish Teachers and
School Committees on the most liberal
terms. He has also splendid stock Of wal
paper. Call on him by all means if you wan
any thing in his IIne.
JOHN II. TuoMPsoN, offers good bargain:
to those in want of Books, Stationary nnt
Paper Hangings. He says he can sell on as
reasonable terms as any other establishment
in Wheeling. To prove this give him cal
/ PATTERSON g. Co., No. ,33, Monroe street
offers at the very lowest Marke. prices, ,
we'll selected stock of Drugs and Medicines
No use Of getting sick while they sell Ined
cines as cheap as they do.
THos. G. CuLRERTsoN, No. 10, URiur
street, has constantly on hand, at low rates
Stoves ofalI kinds anG sizes and OF the mOsI
'apprOved patterns.
SAMUEL NEEL, No 81, Monroe street, ha,
lust received heavy stock Of Hardware and
Cutlery, which he will sell on as good terms
as Hardware can be bought in the West.
Mine host JAMES MATHERs,stiIl continues
to keep The Monroe House. ANY putting
up with him once, will be certain to cal
again. He is oblIgirg and his servants are
very attentive.
The Beymer House by JonN ?. WALKER
continues to be capital home for travellers
ana we are sure tUul HO one Wltt Uo otoo"h9'
fed with either the fare or the bills.
] The Columbia House, by CONRAD STRo
BILE says that he would have the people o
Harrison county remember, that. he keep
as good honse as there is in the CITY, Try
him.
The VIM. Tell House by LEWIS SN1DEE
lis close TO the market house, and to those
who attend the Wheeling market, il viii
be convenient house to STOP at.
Persons having law business TO attend it
in Wheeling will find in s. F. BLACK, :
faithful and unliring advocate.
d. MAcLANE, Esq, formerly editor Of the
Wheeling Argus,) will attend to all business
entrusted TO his care, He will collect mo.
ney and take depositons 10 be read in Ohio
courts. We cheeriully recommend our old
friend Mac to our patrons in Ohio, who may
have any business to attend 10 in his line -
The public may rest assured that he, in the
discharge of duty will prove faithful and com
lpetent.
I'VE would Isl remark to Wheeling
merchants (and all Others who may wish tt
advertise in Harrison couniy,) that the ra
Ipidly increasing circulation Of the entine
makes il desirable medium Though which
to advertise Our Terms are reasonable.
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| CELEBRATION OF TIE FoURTu'oF July. :
Among the numerous plans for commemo
rating our most glorious National Anniversary
Wilson g. Co., Of New York, issue the Nam
moth Pictorial Brother Jonathan, made ex
pressly for the occasion. This years iona
Than has already been published, and is cef
ltanly most beautiful and appropriate shest
Among the large and sp rited pictures is
scene in Boston Harbor, at the beginning 0
the Revolutionary War, representing ia
miliar matter of History, viz; "ThrowiDg th
Tea overheard from the ship Dartmouth.
This is accompanied by full historical nara
tive Of that exciting event. Il is the leading
feature Of the pnper, which contains, in tn
aggregate, some sixty or seventy engravings
Ii has also historical narrative (by J. Fenni
more Cooper,) Of Columbus's Voyage o.
the Discovery Of America. a tt
4 Those who send them three dollars vii
receive an extra copy on each dollars woI.i
In addition TO this, Wilson g. Co. have pub