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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-17
PAPER HANGINGs, sc.

sortnsnt m the city Of D6cors Cold Silver aud Velvet
Papers &c, all Imported direct from the
and for sale at the l5wsst rates. az wholesale and retail
LIME PAPER HANoiSGs.-FRANCIs PAREs L. co,
SD Pearl street. have just received and Offer At whole
sale and retail extensive tsortmsnt OF all tina richest
styles Of Decorative. Velvet, Gold. Satin, French, and
American Paper Hangngs and Borders selected expressly
for drawing rooms re Alta all tae approved stys
Of Decorative Oaks Marble Blocks Panel Work &c salt
able for Halle. dining &c The perfect woek-
n en- 70 hang paper Away on hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-17

V,o DRuCcisTs.-wANTED. A SITUATION TO 90
II south. ty young who has had sx yesrs expe.
rsnee in TIE business. Please address Chemist Nt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-17

Two wATcHNAHERs, JEWELLERS. S.-AN OF
u pcrtunty rarely offered TO capitaistA well estab-
hed matchmaker ana swelicr doing excellent business
In rood thoroughfare. srd realizing handsome amount
than weekv Immediate possession. There
be had lease reqcrsa and the stock taken BY valu
aon hs premises be had With the nxtare aud part
the stock 20 tho purchaser All
70 be made by letter, PREPAID 70 Az New Yotk Herald
M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-17

VACHr VOL. svg SALE, sLooP RruGED, WITH
.tne REGULAR and lght sails; burthtn ten tons,
and In ORDER oak built saunch and sound in every
resrect INQUIRE 81 Mr. Rutland, blacksmith, at smiths
snip Yard noIoken, CLss Baker IS Crseawh street,
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-17

wv ANTED-A sITyATION, IN A WHOLESALE WEST
w India goods honss ~ yoSas nss yho has had some
fhe best viii b gwen desirable Address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-17

CEN1IEMIN's NOTICE-Now is THE TINE TO
NJ send your fall and winter clothing 20 $50 Pearl street.
where them mely cleaned.
dyed altered and repase with Innings buttons yelyes
and made TO look equal to At short notice. Look
your before ordering oneprepare In time
and not he subject 10 Disappointment A call ornose
Murray street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-17

chemical materials and nice brns machine. Inquire Tor
the Hungarian Ars at 1 kdridse street, corner Of De-
laneey. near the Bowery.
GrnO IMMEDIATE CASH ANY PERSON VINO
RsVV has the above sum at command, may hear OF
we'll established tea and coffee business in the most flourish
the ur DER part Of the city n h parted
with solely account Of sudden domestic calamity; and
need sprly unless prepared 70 take possession mmed
ntsly II issn opportunity seldom 70 be met with Address
with real name and address, TO y. G., Herald Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-17

VUNO JOUENEYMEN TAILORs-A NUMBER OF FIRST
rate cost hands can ind employment By applying W
JoSe oh Lee. No. 3 Natsau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-17

Two CHARCOAL DEALERs.-wANTED, THRoUGH.
out the yesr from fifty sixty barrels Of Coal made
frs hsrd wood and we'll burnt Those dsposed 20 supply
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C<lpAisTNEasHTP aOTICEa.

WANTED-A PARTNER, IN A HIGHLY RESPECT
able business paying large profits with capital
1890 to extend the business Must
TO devote most OF his time TO the business par
datey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-17
IIBCaGzaaAsE EuC5@

(NORBYE's-THIs SPACIOUS SALOON, UNDER TUE
~ Broadway Theatre now open 1t has direct commu-
ncon with the Circle and Parquet and an entrance
Broadway The establishment has been furnished and
fitted with due regard TO eiegsnse and comcrt None
the wines. liquors, ans cigars VIII be ueet The
attendants are civil, prompt and oblging. W. CORBYH
will at all tines DO happy 10 his friends and the pubic
in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-17

WANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION TO
w do chamberwork waiting TO take of chill
dren go,d city reference given Please apply at 1855 Eleventh
street. between the First and A. third Aoor
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Two LEr-FOR EI0HTEENM0NrHs.O OR TWO YEARS,
from lat Of November next the residence OF the sab
ariter the east rank Of the Hudson river, feen miles
from the City Hail. and about two miles south o. the vase
Of Yonke-S In the county OF Westcheer. The mansion will
be rented With the furnure The place ans shout hy
tcree IL viii be rented entire the sion with twelve
or fifteen sercs attached There the property cottage
farm hcufe with leceasary 0utbuiifnr 40 App,y 70 s.
Csnbrelsng ESQ, IL Wall street. WIN LEWIS MORRIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-17

Two LIT OK tELL-HOCSE IT WET STHEET, WITH
large ot esse. at low ground rsnt-best stand IL
the city for quer t.lcrs boarding. cloth other bu
neseoproste sail and steam Bhpss the lot improved will
pay 5000 per snnum. An early cash Applicant secure
above by calling at premises H0WEn n BALCKOM.
IS Nassau street, ana ass Broadway.
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WANTS.

VIyANTHD-BY A REsPLCrARLE YOUNG WOMAN
W. situation ss Cook Weber and ironsr in private
rsrsnes Please call At 66 Third bsswsen Tsnth
snd Eleventh streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-17

ITO MERCHANTs.-wANTED,B ny YOUNG MAN
u ian American situation as Bookteeper or ceners
CLERK Has had ten years expereooe The bus ana
will furnish citv references TO honesty and sobrey
Would be content with ANAL salary rather than be ite
line addressed 10 b. at this Office, will be duly a.,
tended 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-17

UCTI0N NOTICE-ASsIGNEES SALE or FURNI
"A ture this morning ~ 800 Brosiwsy-The catalogues Of
general assortment of Furniture to be sold this morning,
aueon st 10Y o'clock, at Hooper sales room, No. &0
Broadway, near Stewards, ere now ready.
H. Il. WILLARD, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-17

WANTiD,.FAH H., WANTING TIE BEsT SER
a. the Select Protestant Agency Csrmne street near
Beeeker street, and at the Old Society Agency 6 Cham
street, the only Offices extensivey patroned by
most respectable families and hrst class servants Terms
adj eed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-17

VVoopwORTHs PATENT FLAMING MACHINES
w all ~ ircn double and tase Tho subscriber after
long experience aud With pres stsreatiy enlarged facilities
prepared TO lsh aad Seeps constantly hand
planning machines OF vaeaus Sizes guaranteed 10 be the bcss
planning aehinos constru ned The double machines
plane both sides tongue and groove In optraon Also
Tor sale t righta u tho WeOdvorth machine Ia "
Pa Del, Va Ca. ". Mexico, add Sinnesota.
JOHN II. LESTER. Office 1872 n alton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-17

CAIERATus.-TuE OLD FASHIONED PURE PEARL
~ Ath Saicrstus sso, Soda saleratus % the most
proved quality Ihe articles supplied At the lowest
rata ~ 4. CCRNILL, Coenties slip Of Water
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12


old Mess Pork At Sl2sl2liI, and Priias ss,Ts.--
Lard dullsf-sales Of 200 barrels old st "a eents
per b.
Groceries steady. Coffee is held firmly at lila
lli CTS. for Rio. Nothing new in sugars or Mo
lasses.
Tobacco continues steady, with small Hlss.--
Prices unchanged.
PTTTsBUEsR, Feb. T.
There is no news Of importance here. Thewsa-
ther is clear. but not cold.
DRIED FRUIF.-Thers IS regular demandi
sales Of Apples from store at 90 10 IS cts Peach
es 81 .9oal 40, as per quality.
GRAlN.--No change to note in any Of the lead
ing articles. Wheat-salts at ~ to IS and IS
cts Corn-sales at 4lG43 eIs. Oats--tales at
IS 10 50; from store 80 10 40 are obtained. Bar
ley-prices are nominal at 6oa62 cts Rye-de-
mand is well kept up; eur city mills pay 80 cts.
readily for COED article.
FLOUR-No change to note, either as regards
prices or demands; nominal rates are $40 to D.
45a3,5o tor various kinds; snles OF extra quality
at $3.50 to 9,eo; sales Of ordinary brands al 3d.
IS 10 3,35 per Dbl by dray load.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
HYMENEAL.


MARRIED-On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. Il.
r Crawford, Mr.. THOMAS D. GRIMES of Cadiz, TO
Miss RA ,nEL BARTLETT of Cassville, Harrison CO.,
Ohio.
Upon ceming into our Office, few days ago.
we saw our devil aud jour, carefully putting away
something which seemed to excite, in more than
an ordinary degree, their secrctive functions. Our
curiosity was aroused but, as is our custom un-
der such circu instances, we made no inquiries in
regard to the subject. In the ev ming, however,
we stole quietly up the stairs, looked through the
key-hole, and observed the aforesaid dignitaries
discussing as delicious looking wedding cake
as ever made an Ericure's mouth water We at
tempted to gain nm entrance AMI share in tlte
gostronomic exercise, but in vain, and tho only
explanation we obtained Of the mystery. was
the above notice which we next morning found
upon our table. OF course, We Joined with our
lOtum tenens, heartily, in the wish that the happy
couple might enjoy long and troubles life in the
matrimonial relation.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
.ERNAEE SEMINARY MRETING.

Atn nesting Of lhe citizens q Csdiz, snd
vicinity ,.ceavened in pursuance Of tcsolu-
tim -uf preee ling meeting, the Cbsirman,
s. ROs,wick, Esq. called the meeting 10
prder.
C. Dewey, Esq, Chairman Of the Com
Inlitee, appointed st the last neeiipg, TO de-
wise lae lBpsl eligible plla Cor The establish
meht uf a Female Seminary. reported at
lenRths9 Ff
The gsnersl principles that The committee
lad adnpied were embOsied in a subscrip,
toa paper for sIuck, and were as follows:
, I. The stock TO be hold by The su5serib-
CT. joint stock capital.
2. The amount Of capital to be raised
nnl less than six thou sand dollars.
g. TIE amount Of each share to be fifty
dollars. a..4l
4. Shwes to be paid by installmen's Of
25 pet cent. sach, at intervals Of not le $
than three months.st3 al zr
8. The institution TO be under the con-
irol or Directors or Trustees TO he elected
by The s'ockhuldeds.
Q, The ins,ilu ion TO be kept entirely
fee from all seciari, nism.
Mr.. Dewey reported further. That the COM
mlles had procured the signatures Of cilI.
zens wlO would take stock 10 the amount
OF four thousand lhres buBdIed dursis, and
chat the committee entertained 90 reasonn ;
bic douid bat thai the Sslance Of the slos K
could be obtained with little exeriIoh.
Mr.. Oimsied moy cd II al The ccmm1lee be
restppOiaied--car arried.
q Mr. DeHey moved to add five additional
members to said committee carried.
Whercupon, s. B Shotwell, j. s. Thomas,
J. p. Wood, Samuel Slemmous and John
Bealb were severally nominated and APP
pointed. q s.,
On motion Of Rev. Bu ms, The committee
were ins,ucied 10 repcr, on the FIST Friday,
(lhe7ihl OF March next. g.
g. On motion, tie meeting adj turned 10 NEE,
sgain in the Court House ON Friday, Mach
the 7tf, al 6 o'clotk. P. NJ
- s. w. BOS lWlCK, Chm'n.
" rs lTss"' TSsaA'' Secretaries.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

ADVICE OF PRESIDE NJ MADISON
Tie following are saidto be among the
last sentences which we're committed 10
paper by this illustrious statesman and
pure patriot. They are worthy Of all &C
ceptaaion:
l"ADVlCE TO MY. COUN TRY"
'"As this advice, il il ever SEQ the light,
will not do so until am no more, il may
be considered as issuing from the tomb,
where lrdih alone can be respected, and
the happiness of man alone consulted
llwill be entitled, therefore, to whatever
weight can be derived from good inlen-
tions, and from The experience OF one who
has served his Country in various stations
through period Of forty years; who es-
,pOused in his youth, and adhered through
his life, to the cause of liberty; and who
has borne part in most Of the great
transactions which will constitute epochs
( of lie destiay."
"The advice nearest to my heart and
dsepesiin my convictions is, that The
UNloN OF THE STATES be- cherished and
perpeluated. Let the open enemy TO it
be regarded as a Pandora with her box
opeaed; and the disguised one, as the ser
psnt creeping with his deadly wiles into
Paradise"
1 y. i - 3
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
Road Notice.

MERE will be petition presented to the
l. Commissioners oil Harrison county at their
next session in March 1851, for review of
part of county road leading from New Market
to Salem, commencing a the house of John Met
calI, on said road in Rumlry township, to run
thence to n large elm tree at the turn of Moses
Gol els lane, thence south east to the bidge across
Conotten creek at Moses Coles house, thence
eas: 10 the widow Berrier's field, near the creek,
thence up said creek to the corner Of the widow
Huey's land, thence up said creek to Il run be-
tween Alex Doney's house and creek, thence
through Doney's farm 10 intersect partition
fence on Simpsons farm. thence to cherry tree
back Of Isapc impson's barn, thence east to
int Esect the line between Samuel MCLEAN and
the widow Kails, thence along said line to n
hickory tree near Titus BecS's land. thence to
intersuct McCleans bridge across Connotton
creek, on the road leading from Rumley to Ca
diz, and to evacnate so much of the old road rs
the new road will evacua:e.
Jan % AZ At
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
NEW PHILADELPHIA AND DOVER.
Z 1HuRsDAy Inn % 1851
BALTIMORE. Feb.

BALTIMORE, rep. 4.
CATTLE-1'he offerings OF beeves at the scales
on Monday reached ITO head, OF which number
$50 were sold to city butchers, "A were left over
unsold, and l72 were driven to Philadelphia. Pri-
ces ranged from $3.50 to $S, so on the hoof, equal
to $5ae, IS net, and averaging $3,l ,l2I gross.
hOGS.-1here is full supply. We quote
from s5,75 $6.
DRIED FRUlT.-Sales OF $50 bushels Peach
es at sl.sousl,7s, and 200 bushels Apples at $la
Sl,l2i
FLOUR.--We quote at $3.50.
WHEAT Tho prices Of good to prime reds
range, as before, at 95alO3 cents, with sales.
CLOVERSEED--The supplies are short, and
we have to note slight Improvement in prices,
with sales Of good 10 prime parcels at $5a5, ,l2i
per bushel. Very choice lots are worth S5,25
FLAXSEED.-We quote at $50 cts. per bush
BACON.--We note sales of 65 hhds. and l0O,-
600 lbs. Shoulders at cts; 25 hhds. and sc, 900
lbs. do at Z! cts; 3l5 hhds and 5000 lbs Sides
at ct cts; and 1000 Hams at lOnl0l cts.
LARD.-We note sales Of $50 bbls. at 81 cts;
100 tierces OF 81 CTS; 100 terses not prime, at 81
cite 10 ierces, inferior, q. II cts. Kegs are held
ut 9cents.
TOBACCO Common Ohio $3.50; good com
mon middling Si,5oa5; good and fine red S5aS;
fine wrappery slOn Is; and yellow Sloal6.
WOOL.--We note sales of 3,loo lbs. pulled Mt
25 to SO ets 500 lbs tub washed at 80 to 35 cts;
and zO0lhs unwashed at 20 to 25 cts.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 7--6 P. M.
Flour quiet, and without much variation in pr-
ces. Small sales have teen made of common
Al l..
eng choice and extra at 81, Gas 81 and S5,25.--
Corn Meal dull at $2,s7. Rye Flour s3,44.
But little doing in grain. Small sales OF red
Wheat at io0al0A cts white do, l10allS cts.---
Oats 43a46 cts; Rye IS cts per busheI.
Provisions are in steady request-prices un-
changed except that prime Pork is 4 shade lower.
Lard s4ast cts. per ID.
Groceries firm but not active The saies are
mostly TO tho regular trade at previous prices
Coffee is firm. Rio Halle cts lor prime, some
ask more.
Wool continues firm and in good demand with
sales Of unwashed common at 22a25 c,s; wash
ed at 34as6 cts per ID.
To bacco Quet--stock light holders frm--pri-
ces unchanged.
Nav YoRK, Feb. TO P. M.
The Flour market Is dull and rather in favor Of
buyers. Sales Of 5000 bbls. s4,s6a4, as for com
mon and straight State brands. Southern S4,94
ass and dull. Genssseo s5 Corn Meal eSa3 ,i2l
Rye -four ss,s7i per Dbl,
But little doing in wheat-supplies very light
no salss BY which to give correct quotation.
Csn steady -salss Of 10000 bushels Al G6aC7 cts.
for yellow and 67a6o cts. ior mixed oals 4sa41
CO! Rye7scts
Provisions are less actiyo--sales, OF 600 bblg
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
Legal Notice.
samuel Healea and Sarah ]

Samuel Healea and Sarah
Ann his wife,
VS. petition ior Partition.
James Boyles and John
Boyles. ct. III.
TVNHE said James Bnyles and John Boyles, Dr.
4 Thomas Bradley and Elisa Jane his vile,
Obadiah Slemmons and Eleanor Mary his wife,
and Eleanor Boyles, widow Of William Bnyles,
late Of Har rison co unty deceased will take no.
tice, that Petuon was Gled against them onthe
9Th day of February, A. d. 1851. in the Court Of
Common Pleas for Harrison county, Ohio, by
samuel Healea and Sarah Ann his wife, and is
now pending, wherein said Samuel Healea and
vile demand partition OF the following real estate;
Hart Of the north east quarter OF section No 8, in
Township No =. cGRdpge 4, in the Steubenville
Land District: beginning Ior ne same nj point
on the east line OF said quarter section, a. noles
south of the north east corner, thence south with
the section line Is poles, thence west along the
section line of said quarter 60 6-l0 poles, thence
north IFS poles. thence east 60 6-I0 poles to the
place Of beginning, containing 80 acres. Also. the
following tract OF parcel of lnnd being part OF the
said north east quarter Of said section, beginning
for the snme at the north west corner said quar-
ter running thence east 40 poles, thence south Is
poles. thence west 40 poles, thence north 6poes
to place of beginning, continuing acres more or
less. Also, the following described part OF said
hui'H e'st quaitei VI s"lu eec'oht w "H' D"S' Z,
ming for the same at the north east corner OF said
quarter section, running thence with the section
line 100 poles. thence l6 poles. thence west 4O
poles, thence south % Oles, thence east lGO
poles, thence north As poles to the place Of be-
ginning, containing 4 | acres more or less, and
that ut The next term of sa id court, application
viii! made ty the said Samuel Healea and wife
for an order that. Partition may be made Of sand
premises. Samuel Henlea ard Sarah
Ann lleale'l, wife OF said Samuel
February IL, 1851
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
N OF IC e.

Almon Dunning
vs..
John Dnnning. p.,..,o g.. p,.,;,:o,
Mansfield Dunning, o''o' ''' ''''0''
Lucinda Jane Dnnning &
Elizabeth Ann Duuning n
RI ME said defendants will take notice that nj
the November Term of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of Harrison county Ohio, to wit: on
the 4th day of November, in the year A. D. 1850,
the said Almon Dunning fled in said Court his
petition against them, wherein he prays as A.
gainst them partition Of the following premises,
y ing and being in said county Of Harrison, viz;
The South West quarter of section No. 81, in
township No. 10, of range No. a. in the Steuben-
vile Land District and that unless they appear
at the next term Of said Court, and plead, an
swer or drlnur thereto, the same will be taken a 8
true and confessed .and decree rendered ac-
cordingy. JEWETT & PEPPARD,
Jan Is, '5l-6 Att'ys Tor Petitioner.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
Sherif's Sale.
Solomon Smith ct. al.
vs.. In Chancery,

SOLOMON Smith ct. al.
vs.. In Chancery,
Samuel Bell ct. al.
DY virtue OF a decree and alias order of sale
\ 0issued out of the Count of Common Pleas
Harrison county, Ohio, and to me directed. Twill
offer for snle i'll front OF the Court House in the
town of Cadiz, in said county, on Saturday, the
2!d day of March. A. D. 1871, between he hours
iof 10 O'Clock A. M. and o'clock P. M, of said
day the following described real estate, to wit !:
par ito Lot No 10, to witt Beginning Mt the
of I. c. Vincent's aud 81 ieet nromthe Southwest
corner Of said lot No. ITO and running thence
with said Vincent's line S. so deg. f. | III feet i.
thence N. 40 deg. f. 2 # thence N. so deg. w.
Ill #. to the alley at the back end Of sid lot ;
thence s. 40 deg w. Q f. to the place of begin.
ming And a lso I6 feet square in the Northeast
corner of In Lot No. 100 n said to pn, and also
the three equal undivided eighth parts of the fol-
lowing par, of said lot No 10 and lot No. Iii
in said town, to wit: 90 #. in front on Steuben-
vile st. off the Southwest side ofsaid lot No. 10
and #. in front off the Northeast side of said
lot No. and extending hach for each part of
said lot 85 feet d. HILBERT, Sheriff.
February IL 1850-5t35.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

Tho New York Star, alluding to the
golden harVes, Of California, and The
wheat crop of Ohio, makes some remarks
worthy Of reflection; it says: California
/ yields perhaps fifty millions Of dollars per
Sannum, or after that rate. The wheat
harvest Of Ohio for 1856 is Sc, down, we
see, at thirty millions Of bushels, a guam
Iily sufficient to supply the entire popuIa
tion of the State, and leave surplus of
eighteen millions Of bushels, worth at least
thirteen millions Of dollars The State
contains in ronnd numbers two mill ons Of
people, and the corn crop Of 1850 is est
mated at one hundred bushels to every
lnhabltant, or two hundred millions OF
. bushels in all. Twenty-Five millions Of
dollars is an under estimate of the value
of the surplus OF wheat and corn alone
raised in Ohio during the past year
Aud this is probably not fourth of what
could 30 saised, even upon the land now
under cultivation in Ohio, under more
improved system Of agriculture. II we
take the entre farm products Of the Sta'e
and contrast them with the California
gold yield, the latter sinks into total in.
significance. The richest placers Of the
Sacramento and the San Joaquin are bar
rem lands in comparison with the teem-
iag sol OF the valley of the Ohio, and long
after The beds Of the California streams
and the lifts OF her mountains shall be as
barren ofgold as q pauper's pocket, good
. husbandry and thrift will be "coinihg
money" on the prarie lands, in the rich
alluvial b,t.oms, and amidst The forests of
the prolific West.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
CADIZ FOUNDRY.
COOKING STOVE IS.

TIME subscriber having purchased of the late
n proprietor, f. M. Scott, his entire interest
in the Cadiz Foundry, takes pleasure in announ-
cling to the public that he has 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 will keep
constantly on hand Cooking Stoves of all the
various patterns, Parlor and Egg Stoves, Fancy
Fronts, franklin Stoves and Crates of all sizes
HOLLOW WARE,
Plow Castings of nearly every pattern, Waffle
Irons for stoves, Fencing for Graves and Fronts
for Houses, Plow Points, Muffin Pans, new ar.
dcle, and Chimney Tops, sc.
Orders for any thing in the above line thank
fully received aud promptly 6lled onrhe shortest
notice. Old Metal taken iu exchange TOR new Mt
its highest cash pfices. DAVID POOL
Jan 80 1851 ly 43