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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-22
AGRICULTURAL GEoLoGY-No. 7
nY IosIAH HoLnRooK

Lime il an alkaline earth. As nm ele-
men: Of soils il is lat less abundant than
quartz or fe dspar. As chemical agent il
has m,lre power than either. Neulralizing
acids is sne Of the most important agencies
ofnil alkalies. Lime performs ,ha, agency
both ID agriculture aud domestic economy
Take case ia the former. Every farme- is
familiar with two kinds of sorrel growing on
plowsd ground. The most abundant is called
q esp-sonel and frequently sout-dock. Boia-
miss Ill il ruHiex ascetocello. |. frequently
covers plowed fields wiiha thick coat, contain.
Ing large amount of acid. BY quick lime
slsis acid Is neu,n,lized and changed into n
Mi. probably favorable to veeetaiion. while
SsIg acid il uniavorable, 4 case in dome site
Sc6nolny - common ashes are the carbonate
A. potash, as is ley obtained from them. In
king soap, the purer the potash the better,
especially as il avoids the necessity Of putt
ting red hDi horse shues into the soap 10
drive uaA witches, or even waiting till full
ornewtnoan for making soap. By mixing
lime with the ashes il removes the carbonic
acid from ihs potash, forming The carbonate
IT limo. leaving the potash II stronger and
purer alk.t. and mure powerful in assmila-
Ting The waller and tile oil by uniting with
bo,h, which Is the chemistry Of soap making
Lime Is also used as 10 alkaline agen, in
many Gf the arts, asd &ifh great effect ia
iron furnaces aud gIas-naking - the coarsest
Bind of glass; FOE rn"s' kinds potash or soda
10 used. Whether in reducing ores to mei>
ala III quartz TO glass, lime acis as fiux,
causing more ready fusion While lime,
~ d flux, aids the fusion Of iroa ore, charcoal
takes from II the oxygen to aid the combus.
iiea. ~ most iron ores are the Oxydes of
iron. cast iron ssili retains portion Of lie
oxsRsh. which is removed by further expo
saFe 70 charcoal IS a heating agent. II is
thus reduced 70 wrought iren. BY exposing
wmugn iron 10 intense heat, while bedded
la powdered charcoal ina closed oven. thus
entirely excluding air fom H., the charcoal
arearhon is absorbed in small quantities by the
iron. aby which wrought iron is changed into
steel, which 10 cstbutet OF iron. or carbon and
iran. Carbonate Of iron is an ore VI that
mNlsl, which is said 10 be changed from the
carbonate ip il,e carbure:, or fIon the ore 10
sleel nv d,ieci pFacess,
ExPERlaENT. II some pearl. (snb-car.
ha,aie II po'ash) he pu, into one ,nmhler,
and sssn- rapprrus lFulphate of iron) into
enalhet, and both expased 10 ihe air, one
sni,siance will be covered with white pow-
der shd The other attract moisture so 40 10
=. rame pariial liquid. The one is said 10
.flagrscr. The other ~ deliquesce. BY try
ING she experiment any one ean readily as
certain by which operation each Is effected.
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Sherif's Sale.
In Chancery.
The State of Ohio J

a Y
Ys. In ChanceTy. @@t&
Zephenia Bayless, ,et.al.
10y viuue of decree and order Of sale issu.
4 bed out ofthe Court Of Common Pleas OF Har-
risOn county, Ohio, and to me directed.l will Of.
fer for sale in front of the Court iIouse in the
town of Cadiz in said county.o on Saturday. the
9Th day Of February. A. D. 1851, between tho
hours Of 10 o'clock. A. NJ, and o'clock T. NJ,
Of said day, the following described real estate,
to wit: t&@&
The northwest half OF In Lot No.4, in the
town Of Cadiz, in said county, and bounded rs
follows, to wit: Beginning ut tho west corner Of
said lot on Market st.. and running thence III II
northeasterIy Direction along the northwest side
Of sud lot one hundred and ninety eight ieet;
thence with the alley 10 southeasterly direction
thirty three feet; thence in southwesterly di-
rection parallel with the side OF said lot one hun.
dred and ninety eight feet; thence with sisid
street in northwesterly direction thirty three
feet TO the place Of beginning, being the same
half lot that Hezckin Rowles and wife formerly
conveyed to said Bayless by deed duly executed.
D.iIILBERT', Sheriff.
Dec. 25, 1850. 5t3s. ti Wafh
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/ MIR. Cunningham moved that the pettlioI
he rejected.
| Mr.. Thompson SAID that il was conche6 il
respectfui. language, and was no! objection
able. A law school might be opened IN ,ht
Ohio PenItentlary.
Mr. Myers demanded The yeas and pay'
on the rejection of the petrtion, and the
question was IosI, yeas | i, nays 90, as fol
lows:
YEAs-- Mes:s. Barker, Beeson, Bill. Broad.
WE'LL Cunningham, Linton, Lewis, Lvman
Sarer, Van BuskirK, and Speaker
NAYS Mesass. Bull, Blockscm, Bruckley,
Burns, Eekley, Ferguson, Geiger. Hart,
Horton, Howard. Kilbourn, Myers, PaIdee,
Payne, Randall, Simpson, Suslii, Thompson
Vlnal and Walker.
The petition was then laid on the table.
Mr. Myers presented the following from
the Printers in the office OF the Ohio States
,nan and Der Wes,bote, which was read, as
fnIlows:
TO the Honorable the General Assembly Of
the State Of Ohio:
The undersigned, practical printers, now
employed in this city, have learned that q
bill has been introduced into the Senate TO
turn the Ohio Penitentiary into Printing
Office, and TO teach our trade 10 convicts -
Agains, this, we enter our protest.
Law. as a profession, is bonorable--nnt Sc
with peitifogging We would not willingly
degrade the 0ne. but would wish to elevate
The olher. Would il not, we respectfully
suggest, be we'll 10 open Law Schoo! in
the Ohio Penitentiary. where The trade Of the
Peitfogger can be taught TO those 4, pupils
of tho art, who now do the Stale some ser.
vice by cutting stone for The new State
House. Peiifogging is nov at low ebb--
only followed BY those too lazy 70 work and
too proud 10 beg, and who seek 10 degrade
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Senate Presentations Of petitions and
local business occupied the day.
House A bill passed the House requir
ing the township assessors TO ascertain The
number Of bushels Of wheat raised the last
year
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electricity, from the magnetic machine, and
no where else. The gas was produced fas
er by ten lhousand times, ilIan any they had
ever seen before by sirnilnr apparatus
With regurd to the helices, MIR Paine claims
that by an improved construction Of those ~
The Magne'o-Electrc Machine, he has in
creased the eectrcpl power of that iEstru-
ment infinitely say len thousand ioid --sutfi
Icieni 10 produce the wonderful results above
described. The peculier construction ofthese
helices were shown 10 us. and explained
Be fore describing them, should make re-
mark respecting the ordinary helices Of 2
lmagneto.eIectric machine. ltis well knowr
that the power Of an electro magnetic ma
chine, with The ordinary hellces. up 70 GER
tain point, depends upon the amount Of sur
lace of insulated copper wire IN the hellccs
I,is only upon'ile surface ofihls wire, thaI
the electricity can be conducted.
Mr.. Paine's helices differ from the aboVt
in this, the wire which forms the col
4 is made hollow, being formed by twisting OF
winding very thin strips Of copper, forming /
linlo tube. This wire or tube is then coy
lered with Indian Rubber or Guna Percha 4
lnsulaie il, end hea. .flledwM ratey. This
water withintbc wire, forming The beices, il
Iso arranged as to be brought in contact with
1.-The current Of electricity induced from ihe
Imngnets--in The same manner as the wire
that surrounds il. Fsraday has established
the fact. lhai q very small quantity of wslei
Eis capable Of continuing vast amcpDi q
electfcjtyTl think he says thal N single
drop ofwnJerwil contain asmpch electricity
ms q ihnnder cloud sufficient 10 burst of .he
gable end Of house. Just ia proposition Al
ihe power of The ,heliccs is Increased 70 IN
incs OF yeceipe ihei electric ,cprrenl,so ia N
lpoYcri INCREASED 10 give 4 OH ssAs N sg3g
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TIE STONE STORE.

Neu Goods at Lotc Prices.
z ". STNpSON corner of Third and Roberts streets,
80 has just received entire stock Of Dry Goods,
Boots Shoes Hats, Caps, Hardware, Woodcnware,
Qneensware, etc. Furniture, large stock Farm imple-
ments OF oil kinds etc etc, to which lie invites the
tention Of purchasers.
June &c, le5l. 10
LIQUORS.
EnORT, Madeira, Csret, Malaga and other Wines old
pale Cngnac, Fourth Proof and Baldwn's Am,eri-
Brandy; Bourbon Whisky, Gin, Rum etc. For sale
low by june 26-(lO j. ~ SIMPSON.
rROCERIES-rea, Sugar Coffee, S. H. Molasses
W Rice, For sale low by
June 10, 90 JW. SIMPSON
X ETCHUPS, Pepper.auce, Pickles, Preserves Sauces.
Juae 20. QW JW SIMPSON
large lot of Bedstcads constantly on hand aud for
n saleby june lt.--lI0) j. ". SIMPSON.
bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
- on hand and for sale by
June &c. 90 IN SIMPSON.
HNAMtLY FLOUR, Elka,isr extra and other brands
IL always on hand and for sale BY
June Is. UW J.W SIMPSON.
fine assortment of boots and shoes, polka, buskins,
IA boCces, misses, boy and chilIens Shoes which
particular attention is invited by
June 81. QG j. ". SIMPSON.
PEADY made clothing, large iot for sale by
IL June 26. J. ~ SIMPSON.
s1WESH butter and eggs, meal, western reserve
a cheese, etc, for sale low by
June 20. Ic) j. ~. SIMPSON.
E<OOKlNC! stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
~ June 26. j. ". SIMPSON,.
HDURE and No l. lead glass, putty and nails always
n on hand and for sale by
June 81. }. IF. SIMPSON.
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TEN NEssEE.--Cien. VIM ID. Campbell, w.
has been elected Governor over the present Dem
uc.piic .acumbent, Gov. WD. Trousdale The
Congressional delegation it is supposed WI. stand
IS f4'iaws,
st dist. Andrew Johnson, Dem, reelected.
2d Albert G. Watkins. Wing, {"
81 90 Josiah NJ. Anderson, Z"
=. John H. Savage, Dem,
5.a Geo. w Jones, Wing, I"
Oh lanes II. Thomas, Union, 's
7it 90 Meredith p. Gentry, Wing, :.
o'h " Gen. William Cu:iom, Wing, gain.
S.t " fsham G. Ilsrrs, Seces., reelected.
10Th " Fred. z. Stanton, Dem, :"
is,h " c. ii Williams. Wing, "
The j. gisla:are is Wing on joint-baot. which
secures 60 hat party the election Of L.. g. Sea-
a-ey n 'he place Of Ii. l.. Turney, Dem, whose
t1a nas crpired.
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DIED,

A. SAINT Paul, on the I4th inst, LUrHANA
HA.S AZ, only surviving child Of ". d. aad Anna
ca 's.a ged one year.
t.A Eover. twas lent TO bloom awhile,
Aud bless its little sphere,
To aughten with its happy SMILE
Oas brief aud joyous year.
Too tlir flower TO linger here!
Tee bright blessing siven
NV folded meath an Angels care,
And blooms again in Heaven"
Near st,llwater, on the morning Of the l7ih
.as', = lysentery, BASIL ERsEsr, younges,
s,apr yFto. 7 and Hester c. Boutwell,, aged
.aas lpd uIoahs.
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GARDEN g. JOHNSON.

Diapers and Tailors jackson street nearly oppe.s
the Minnesota Store,
II ESPECTFUIIY announce 10 the peopls Of Mime.
IA sofa Territory, that they have forned Godfather
Ship fer the purpose of carrying tie Merchant Tail
orng business where they offer for sale and employ
perenced workmen to make into garments, cheap 70.
cash, the following named articles.
French English and American Broad Cloths, Plain
Fancy Csssimercs great variety or rich Nextrrs,
Shirts, Collars, Drawers. Under-shlrts. SnspsnGerr
Gloves Cravats, Hats a variety Of goods for summer
clothing. and maRy articles not mentioned, which for
neatness, durability and ft cannot be surpassed by any
the trade Thankful faE past avoTs, they sooin
coHtinu nance of the ssIle.
THOMAS GARDEN
r. X. JOHNSON.
st Paul. June 5, 1851. 7
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NOTICE.

To on nhom IL may Concern.
uELEASE take notice that Note, made and given b,
the subscriber, TO NJ r. OrIusby, Of Prairie ,iI
Chen, Wis, for the payment Of hundred dollar.
g 1000 payable about the FIRST day of June A
1882 bearing date about The ir.i day of Nav A.
1851 and dated Point Douglass obtained frea
me through the false and Gsudnrnt representations
said Ormsby. Therefore, take warning that for the 10
tai want of sdd Note will paid b,
rae, or by my order, at the maturity thereof
TYLER lOVEIOY.
Dated at Saltwater, NJ. T.,
June 18th, ls5l.-eNf I
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GIVE ABIT OF RoPEFoR A HALTER

CA To some persons. and they know GA
KDGM well enough how 10 find horses; bu, kTzEA
xeS II you give men thc best horses and 1s~-oN
ponies in Minnesota, they will not know wherr 10 fad
good Haters Saddles, Brides, Martngaes and iarnes
ses, until they learn that A. X. FREsN Oh has re-
moved Third Street, st Paul, into his SHOP
next door east Of Sam'l ii. Sergent's where every
branch Of Saddlery and Harness making, well rs
Trunk making is done rather cheaper and better than
any where else in Minnesota.
Saint Paul, January |, 1851.
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FARM FOR SALE.

r will sell my Farm the road from st. Paul to 81.
Anthony, under lease 10 A. ID. Foster, and at
distance 10 both places, "a well ns Mendoza
The place consists OF 1870 OF wooiand and mead
40 cleared and under fence and In this
The qualify OF the soil is equsl II not superior
the road aud is not urpassed for agricultural
purposes in Minnesota. Ii has miahg pond of good
water acres in extent, and good iogcabn, DC.
Persons wishing TO purchase will please appl, to me
by letter, al kenosha, (ate SoGthporD Wisconsin.
ROBERT ID. CLARKE.
July 81, ie5l. lJ-tf
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THos. p. REED & CO..

NNoUf.D respectfully announce to the citizens oi
w St Paul and the Territory generally, that they
have Just opened fresh and splendid stock Of choice
Liquors consisting Of the best quality OF Brandes, Gin
Whiskey, Rum, Wines, Cider Dc. Also, Groceries and
Provisions of description, which they offer for sale
the lowest prices for cash Merchants and traders
from the country respectfully Invited 60 give them
call.
1rStorc ON Third street, one door above Jackson.
st. Paul, Aug. z, 1851. l6-tf
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KITTsoN's ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.

VENHiS desirable ground lying IN the central and
advantageous part OF the hasiu of 81. Paul, where
must inevitably lie the principal business of the
town, and aordiDg also choice and delightful Lots
in the rear upon the bench for dwelling houses; is
veyed into Lots and offered for SALE with titles
disputed and iDdsputabc, reasonably low prices and
upon liberal terms OF credit for of the purchase
money, and Lumber for building Lots sold III the ad-
dton, will be furnished the rotary mill, easy
terms. CHARLES H. OAkES,
Agent for PROJECTORS.
81. Paul, July 81, 1881. Is
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CAUTION. CAUTIONS. CAUTIoN:::

CAUTION! CACTION:! CAUTION!!:
4 take this occasion to inform the public that have
the exc usv- agency (tcr Galcna and vicinity for the
sale OF the following justly and deservcdy popular Fam
y Medicines
Cracfcpberg Medicines, DIR Swayne's syrup af cherry
DIR VIM Is sio3n's Ointment, Dr. sva.Dcs Nermifuse,
= Cond'n pew'r, DR. Trask's Magnetic Ointat.
DR.. Myers sarsapariila, Roakes Iodine Linimcrt.
DR.. Siman's hair tonic, DIR. Brn.g's remedies
DIR. Champions Pills, DIR. Merchants gaigihy oil.
DR. Brisors N & B. Imminent Dr. Msrshas terine ca .i
ALSO-~ON HAND.
Perry Davis Pain Killer, DR. Chfsties Magnetic Belts
and Fluid SWANS Papacea Jaynes medicines, wistsrs
Balsam Fowspd. Tonic Mixture, &c, &c, for sale BY
GEORGE c. STROTbER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Jny ). No, 1916 Main street, Gaiena.
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JOHN MORGAN,

Midday tet,ceen st. Paul and Stiltrater,
DEGS leave to say to strangers visiting Min
ID .nesota, and the public generally, that having
now made bis arrangements complete for the ac-
commodation of the public, and being situated
in the midst of the most delightful scenery, sur
rounded by lakes that abound in fish, and in an
atmosphere Of unsurpassed purity--he hopes TO
see company from abroad, as well from neigh
boring villages. They will find the charges
moderate. WHO
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GRIN DING.

VUNHE UNDERSIGNED is now in readiness
a. FOR grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas, Buck
wheat, and whatever else requires grinding, In
GLIDING Salt, AT the srist-mil on the west side OF
the Mississippi river, at ST. Anthony, for Lawful
rates of toll. When desired grists will be re-
ceived at the subscribers on the east side Of the
river, and be returned ground at the same place
2-Sly CALVIN A. FUTILE.
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Notels anu Coneepanees.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

MA RODNEY PARKER, late OF ife American
isssm House, Lowell, Mass, having lease of the
large hotel at the upper end at st. panl, with
thing In roper order for the convenient oi trnv
siers boafders families desiring furnsed apartm,
respectfully invites his friends and the pu"c to give
him CALL believing that he do much for their
comfort can he expected "a country, - not yet
supplied with regular markets. 44-y
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REWARD.

CtTRAYED from The subscriber four yoke Of Oxen
- with their yokss On, Description as follows On.
yoke small light red stassi one yoke stays, near'
brinded, on'' Que, light red, white on The back;
yoke red steers straight and nnble walkers; On,
yoke large oxen, '.near" red, whiie--horf
dropping, "of T" one, mostly white. Whoever will re
the same any Of them, 10 the subscriber st
Paul, Truman Hobart, near Banill's or give in
formation where they be found, shall! be literally
warded. JOEL WHITNEY.
81. Paul, Aug. 81, 1e5l. lS-0
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EAGLE BAKERY.

IHNHE undersigned. near the American House, Saint
u Paul. wish II to be understood by villagers and
by the people Of Minnesota large, that they will al
ways be prepared to sell Pilot Bread, Boston Crackers
Butter Crackers, and all kinds of Crackers at Galena
snd 81 Lons prices and Of the best quay and also to
Furnish 10 families for bells and parties every Kind of
Cases. II Call and examine
STUART Il srENCE.
lime lat ISL
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A SKIEF STOLEN.

hNE night late last autumn, some person persons,
~ without permission, took away from my Ferry at
the Lower Landing in Saint Paul. painted ski b. long
ing To rne, withea permiasion II taken down
Gray Cloud Island, where learn IL now b. Whoever
will retarn the skin me- convict the thief who stole
H. shall be rewarded. JAMES NJ GOODHUE.
July 81, 1851 Is
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OYSTERS, OYSTER SOUP, SARDINES,
" ard other ea,ahles-also, palaiahle FLUIDS, a,
MONTHS Oyster Saloon, opposite the American House,
Saint Paul.
The subscriber has fitted the establishment without
references expense. expressly pleasant retreat
where eu,neihinR gooin he had. quetl, and com
fortably, eat a "a drink. OF =. snuks.
NOVEMBER isJg. =. MONTH
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SfIERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue Of execution to directed sut OF the
- District Court OF Ramsey county, upon Judgment
recovered IN SAID Court the 10th day of November,
1000, IN favor OF James " Hinton and Daniel Holland,
Plomtifsi and against Arson Nortup, Defendant Ter
the sum If seventeen hundred and dollars
and costs of suit shall expose for sale at Public Ven
due, 10 the highest cash bidder Saturday the 9th day
Of September next O'Clock. =. NJ, the property on
which said plaintiffs in said suit filed their mechanics
ie In pursuance of the statute, beng certain House
standing Lots numbered live aud Fix, III block No. ls
IN the village Of 81 Anthony, at the premises deserb-
sd, 10 satisfy said execution.
G. r. V. LUII,
Sheriff of Ramsey Co, Nin. Territory.
,srEssoS a SiMoSs, Atiy's for Plaintiffs
st. Paul, July IL, 1851. l5-1t
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HENRY r. EEEI.T.

iFYVuREE doors Of the Pioneer Office, nearly oppo
II site the Library Third street, ST Paul, has
ccve the largest of leather and Dndips and
the largest and best supply of custom made aud sale
boots and shoes and ladies' and cdrens' shoes,
brought into this town; besides supply of family gro
ccries also nails OF all Gail and look for your
selves Mr. b. particularly invites the attention Of la
/ dies who good, thorough made shoes.
f-rCs at the sign of the White Flag.
July 81 1851. IS
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ST. PAUL HAT AND CAP STORE
Third Street, near the junction of Rsnch

- WET McCLOUD hegs leave 10 infora the citi-
AOs zens OF ~. Paul and public of Minnesota
generally, fhaf h. has just large and well
sorted stock of Hats and Caps the STYLES which
nc h prepared to sell for cash far than goods Of
the kine were offered IA this market. Having .
large stock hand he offer his goods wholesale.
ut prices low be bought in the ST. Louis NOR
kei Country merchants wishing TO purchase, will ind
il to theiI interest Ia give lIim call.
n. H. Hats purchased at this establishment ironee
free Of charge.
III. Paul, November Is, 1850. $50
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TIE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
At Saint Anthony.

TNIlIS LARGE HOTEL. one Of the most spa
l. cious in the Northwest, is at length cont
pleted and furnished, and is now open for the
public. AT the bar, in the parlor, in sleeping ar
engagements, at the stable, and in every depart
ment of the establishment. the proprieiors will
spare no pains and no expen e to salt the wishes
and convenience of travellers and it Will not bc
for want of desire to please, il they do not
make the huuse agreeable to families and others
during their stay with them, who are visiting the
romantic scenery of the Falls, in pursuit Of health
or pleasure. 2-13H
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GEORGE w. BURTON & CO.,
Under the NAPLES House, north end,
Main Street. Duhuuue. Tova.

"HOLESAI.E and Retail dealers in Dry Goods
w Clothing Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, dc, dc, al
very reduced prices. Pork, Bacon, Lard Butter Flour
Corn, Oats, SC &c, always hand and for sale IN
quantities 10 suit the purchaser.
uoive them call md you shall not be turned npy
away.
Ma, 90, 1851. Sim.
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REMOVAL OF MILLINERY ESTAB-
lISIIMENT.

NERS. MARVIN, grateful for the very liberal patron
w age she has received from the Ladies of ST Pau
bess 10 inform them OF her removal the building
three doors east of her late residence where her
will find increased FAC itie. her arrangement
for meeting their wishes and stns their tastes,
cordance with the latest fashions.
Hats and Bonnes beachcd, altered and pres se. Mrs
NJ having just received from Cincinnati an improved
pressing maohime, her straw millinery will he done
very superior stS lc.
\. II. An assortment Of Ladies' fine custom made
shoes VIII he kept Consistently hand which she will be
happy to s.ie'v to her customers.
81. Paul May -, 1851. Aft
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T.. B. PRICE,
LOOK AT THIS!

TIME WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
u PANY, Cleveland, Ohio commenced issuing Poll
ces in March last The number issued up TO July LIST,
WAS
Amount of Property Insured, Sl,lls, s07 90.
'' Premiums received, S2,o5.76.
Business conducted upon both the Stock and Mutual
plan, and the Farmers Department lie entirely separate
from the Merchants Department Great caution
ercised in taking risks ard hazardous property
refused.
TrTbe undersigned Is prepared to issue Policies npon
either plar, in either department.
GEO. w, PRESCOTT Agent.
81. Paul, Aug. 81, 1851. ls-tf