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The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-21

A COSTLY SMokE.-Thc other day,
says the Boston Traveller, young gentle
man ofthis city was enjoying fine cigar,
near the corner of Court street and the
square, in defence of the bylaw in such
case made and provided. A person near
by, whom he took to be a police officer,
tapped him on the shoulder, and informed
him that he was breaking the law. The
young man plead ignorance without avail,
the pseudo-officer declaring unless a s.
bill was forthcoming, he should find neces-
sary to commit the offender to JAIL Very
reluctantly, and after a good deal of talk
ing, he took out $40 bill, received s.
back, and was allowed to depart. 1t was not
long, however, before he ascertained that
his quandam captor was not only no officer
but, that the s. bill be received from him
in exchange was a counterfeit, thus leav-
ing him out of pocket just $40 by the op-
Grafton.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-21

EDUCATION IN RHODE IsLAND.-From
the annual report for 1850 of the Hon. f.
r. Porter, Commissioner of Public Schools
in Rhode Island, it appears that every
town in that State voted last year the nee
essary amount Of tax emitting them to re-
ceive their proportion of the School appro-
priation from the State Treasury. The
population of the State under fifteen years
; is 47,S57, of which number 1888 are
under four. Under fifteen and over four
the number of inhabitants is 33,959. OF
these 2S,33l have attended school within
: the year. OF those who cannot read and
write there are 3744, the largest portion
"of whom are supposed to be foreigners.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-21
CLOTH MADE OF SpoNGE.-A Key West

CLOTH MADE OF SpoNGE.-A Key West
paper states that the sponge which will be
gathered in that neighborhood during this
season, will be worth fifty. thousand dollars.
"A number of French manufacturers are
said to be using the material in making
the finest broadcloth, by mixing it with
wool or with cotton. The fabric produced
by this combination equals in lustre the
finest saxony, and is strong as linen.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-21

Place basin of cold water beside YOUR
bed. When you wake in the morning,
dip your hands in the basin, and sleep
will not again seal you in its treacherous
embrace. This is the advice of an aged
, clergyman, who had been in the habit of
. rising early during long life
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-21
A CURE FOR BRONCHITIS.

Those who suffer from Bronchial affections,
connected with a weakened and deranged state
of the stomach, especially if accompanied with
acidity, which is not unfrequently the cause of
the disease, are referred to the following ex-
tract.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-21

The good people of Windham, Green
Co., N, Y =, have been shocked by the
discovery of the body of a black boy in a
hogshead of molasses which had been par
italy used. They could 90 the 'toe nails,
but the whole darkey was decidedly too
much.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-21

Messrs Rodgers, Ketchum and Gros-
venor, Of Paterson, have built q locomotive
for the New York and Erie Railroad, cal
culated to draw forty loaded cars, or a
weight equal to 500 tons---a freight for a
large ship.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-21

ssa- Richard Marks, the pedestrian,
has completed at Sheffield, the task of
walking 1000 quarter miles in 1000 consec-
utiyc quarter hours.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-21
A CARD.

TO The ladies from whom we received the
beautiful selected boqucts on Thursday eve
ming we would again return our sincere thanks,
likewise to the gentlemen for their warm re-
ception, and if we ever call again we hope to
entertain the listeners more pleasantly.
EVENING Voices.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-21

1t is curious fact says some ento-
mologist, that it is only the female mus
quito that torments u.s. A bachelor friend
says it is not at all curious
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-21

PRovERB ILLUSTRATED AT Peoria,
ILL.,, on the 18th ult. Rev. Mr.. Pierce mar
ried Mr.. II. w. Seine to Miss Ellen Hurd.
The bride was but fifteen. This is fulfill
ing the juvenile adage that children
should be seen and not heard"
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-21

The boquets, though unexpected by US, were
thankfully received, and be assured we will
preserve and protect the gifts, as our hearts
cherish the givers. N. L. GLEE CLUB.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-21

We have constantly on hand and for sale the
w best BURNING FLUID made in New
England, as is acknowledged by all who use it.
al J. g. p. MOVES.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-21

Walnut OIL Shaving Soap,
TNO which was awarded the premium by the
l. American Institute in 1845, 6, 7, and 8.
alO For sale by c. H. DENISON
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-21

A wild goose laid a tame egg.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-21

,Brevity is the soul of wit.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-21
Flour, Flour.

ERESH Ground Of Extra and choice Brand
l. just received and for sale low by
PENDLETON & BROTHER
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hcI vi tHe DOaF
Richmond, April l6. 1851.


I For the Cadiz Sentinel.
| Al a meeting of the Stockholders of the
"Cddjz Female Seminary held in the
Court House, on Monday, April 2lst, pursu.
ant TO previous notice, Thomas C VINCENT
Esq', vas appointed Chailman, and J. p.
Wood, Secretary.
Messrs. G. Dewey and J. S. Thomas o
committee appointed for the purpose, rcpor>
ted that the full amount of 1870 shares or
Soooo, (the minimum amount required by
the oct Of Incorporation, } had been subscii
bed Report adopted. The Stockholders
Then proceeded by ballot to elect Is Drec.
tors, who hold their office for The term Of
enc year from this day, and until their sue
cessors are elected. The following persons
were elected:
Chauncey Dewey, Josiah Scott, John s.,
Lacey, John Olmsted, Matthew Clarke. Sam
nel slemmons, John IIayerheld, (of VIM \
William Hogg. Joseph 8 Thomas, DR.. John
McBean, J. P. Wuud, Jobn MiIIken, Samuel
ieotge, VIM. ShoiwelI, and John Bsall
WbercupoB, on motion, the meetino sd-
burned. 7. g. VINCENT. Pres't.
L Wood, Secretary
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/
Patented March ls4f-Re issued October ys4e
ITNHIs MACHINE operates eouallv well an /,
i Kinds OF Land, and is not injured by comm
III contact with rocks, roots, &c n Jill nIon1
point rows IN all Irregular shaped fields wi,hor,
Planhng any part twice over, with 81 vino ~ frn
~ 10 10 per cent in labor. 1t will. with t,v,'
norses' plant from ten to twelve nc res ner dnv -
"aeai' oats, barley and other small grnins And
@i.h enc man and horse, twill readily plantfron
hma haeeh 20 twenty acres per day of liniian corn
oeul's' Peas. @c. 1t will save from Two to three
~ons " seeo per acre, and yield from fifteen to
twenty per cent more than the broad ems, seed;,. "
Dy distributing the grain uniform ,,tnnv os;ra.ii
uepth' anu leaving ridge OF earth between tba
ows. Ihe roots of the ysung plant are nrotec
ca duIing the winter by the action a. ,ba f,o.,
"ru u ram mouldering the earth upon them. instead
" peing thfown out and exposed us in bronJoos, |
ch TINS account the stalk is stronger on Ias.
Ject 20 miIdews, and not 80 liable n ;p;n,v
me ny. The Farmer is frequently preve'rei 1! |
iuin ,m narrowing in his grain after II il s,,,yn
Wnicn narrowing Is needless in seeding w;,h 'h:,'
'hachine' u as II completes the work M onca
ne hfst premiums have been awarded Il ft;s
,a,uh.o Machlne at the New York and PhiIa-
Islpn'a AgncMtural Societies. Machines and 4
HShts can pc had on application to IC
GlDEQN SNVAYNE, Pittsburgh pa II
agents wanted to canvass. viii g;ya III IA IA
OF what wheat this Machine win pain N yw;anlt
! p4annng fifty Reres, caution the pub,ici
,sd'hs' infringing upon my patent under the pen4
A9 q tne Law made and provided. The snb G
e.Ipei, tnankfui for past lavors respectfully a.
'cits continuance o public patronage Letters C
tpaIa, addressed to Gideon Swayne pit,s- B
sFgns ta., will meet prompt attention. r
aP~-Sm GIDEON SWAYNE.
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F.om iho Sieal7aville Herald. l..

sA~AsAAAOaAa CDiheSe.
The summer session OF this Institution
d Will commence an the frst Monday in May
) The friends ofthe College, and the publ,
! generally, will doubtless be gratfied TO know
' :list the success which has attended il +,
: likely 10 lie continued ia an increasiag ratio
for the future.
1t sunder the charge Of an able faculty.
and controlled by an efficient Board of Di
Iec'ors. The Rev. C. c. Rigs. 4. NJ,
Pfesiden, and Professor Of Mathematics.
is TOO we'll known 10 this community Az =
scholar and teacher TO render more ,b,n
notice Of his occupancy of the post neces>
ssry.
The chair of Languages, vacated b, the
resignation OF Prof. Sloan, has been filled bv
me elrction Gf The Rev. Joseph White, A.
NJ, Professor Of Language in Muskinpum
College, who has accepted the appointment.
and will be at his post with the opening ofl
the ensuing session. This appointment is
hailed with great satisfaction by the public
generally, and pariculary by those bes, ac.
quanted with Mr. Whites standing a.
scholar and a toaohsr in the fields of his for,
mer labors.
"o W otSuutZdHOH WHICH mas NJ t0ngth bePnI
reached, together with the high standard and
thorough course OF instruction adopted and
Its location in the midst Of a beautiful and
healthy country, aad highly moral and in.
IeIiiscnt community, hespcaks for Richmond
College proud position among those noble
'lder institutions which have tor many wears
he'd their benign light over the length and
,readlh Of our land.
The board o. directors consists Of Rev C. a
:. Riggs, A. NJ, President, OF Richmond 5
:: 9, Beatty, Steubenvllle; Henry Grew :,
richmond; Hon, John Cook, do Rev. Gun. Il
ngham, Island Creek; Rev. VIM. Eaton, 8,
VlmetsvilIe; Hon. David Johnson, Richmond:
Ion. II. II Leavit, Steuhenvils; Rev. WIN re
or'mer, Richmond: John McGregor, do. a. a;
II. ID. NJ. Pyle, do; Rev. Sweny, CaroIon !: ii
ev. Watson. Amsterdam; Rev. Winstanley. p,
edmond; |. Il. Worral, do, by reference ne
any OF whom, any information in regard 20 "r .,
o College may he obtained. NJ
ISAAC r. WORRALL, =
Sec'y of the Board. to
Richmond. April l6. 1851.
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Wm. Harris, farmer editor Of tie BylOwn
Packet to be ctowa Island agent, Thsre
were some blood shed.
The Boston suthor:liss have refused Ihe
use Of Faneuil Hail. for Mr. Webster % ad-
dress The citizens. Having recently refused
similar applications from others, il is deems
ed inexPedienI, in the present excited state
OF the public mind, TO grant il to him.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23
LEGAL NOTICE.

"""h cunning,
J"hn Dunning, Mansfield
Iunnins, Lucinda Jane Petition fer Partition
DunHing and Elizabeth
Ann Dunning.
a, INC sad defendants will take notice. tka ot
H Ine March term OF the Court Of Common Plens al
harrison ma County, Ohio, in the year, A. d 1851.
g s'ia Almon Duuning, fled in said Court his
them asIns' them wherein he prays as against
and em raru.on OF the following premises, lying
ana being in said County of Harrison, viz. PafIt
o, section No, htrty, OF Township No :. ten. Of
q asahge lour, containing two hundred and tbirtv
lee acres more or less and particularly d.scr 4
" oeo IN said Petition, and that unless they annenr
~ ene next term of saId Court, and plead, an.
NV, VI 9ennr thersto, the same will be taken as
1tue and confessed and a decree rendered. y. ,ar
dinghy. ''"0efeu aeeor-
,uo SEWEfT, LEWTON & PEPPARD.
''1 AttY's for Petitianar
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23

rdsniona6ie = =. BARRIERS and Hair Drs,....
" ouLD respectfully announce 70 ,b.' M. i,
,ac. 1ens Of Cadiz that they have taken ,be = :,
d;rsniy occupied BY Lot Willis. - Marke, :, sl
sno,y oy opposite the Hardware store. Tbsv ses q.
ps'AJny ask the public TO give them cali. =
- ~. wnn n nave boards to cut or hair to oron
w caA on as at our new shop. ~
a. q. noon Or eve, by night OF DIV.
p.y any time thatyou can STAY
nu1 give us time, dear sir. to Tss.
as I'm snat day that God has pleased.
AZ roomis neat, or towels clean.
AZ aaa scissors sharp, and razors keer.
- rliu everything we think yo,i'II ind.
Az A. sall Y me taste and please the mind.
~ sv.!y sny barber o'sr Gun do,
win rarid touch We smoo,b N. 49,
Eng dfes. the hair with equal arnss 4
QUO al that art and sxlll ear M, Sa@ NJ /
+" oat money will proeurs for yoo i,aq ~
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.
JUHN TYTE p,.:

ro,,u,. gOHN LYLE, Proprietor.
''"'" STREET, BEET, THREE DooRs NoRTA OF MAnKrr
vEyH,s HsoTrEIIu;,BENVILLE, OHIO.
nco,;a noosE has pleasant and conyenien
IN 1ba oh. ~. ana is the largest and newes, Hole
faa ne city Strangers who visit Stepbcnv;Ils III
nG az me above house everything necessa,w W.. -
h"l, eomiort The stabline is extensive. nnd wa' =.
oa' oad expressly for the accommodation or Drov.rs
,,la ne INVITES his old friends and travellers v.ps,
y " aarrison and the surrounding oonnss ~
v "na'i I'm. caii when they visit steu6envilje. y
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23
WARE.

low low Hastings Of nearly every pattern. Waa1e
fas m or stoves, Fencing for Graves md F,ant
-. III houses, Flow Points, Muffin Pans. new ~ -
"1le, n ana Chimney Tops, &c. Nv p" "''
f,,,1 uefs lor any thing in tho above fne ,bonx.
not;cs .''e1yed n ana promptly Sled on the shortest
its highest cash prices. "EG DAVfn 'Gs pn@g new ut
ap9.ly-'5l VIZ fooL-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23

~, gre q an oggrocatsd case Of Erysipelas.
WoMAN'S DELICATE ORGANIZATION.
tt mas no eqi;.! in the Materia Medica. and nj
sna' critical period of life when the first stage Of
,. nst uechhe commences, its cordial and invigora-
ing properties will enable her to
PASS THE CRISIS SAFELY.
OF None are genuine unless mt nm in Iorao
square bottles, containing n ounrt and nama ~
INC u syrup blown in the glass, with the writ,en
signature of $. r. Bennett on the outside wrapner
" PHce ST. per bottle, or bottles for s5,
NJ soia by J. d. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio
Nofth-east corner Fourth and Walnut streets
on'i"tce on walnut street--to whom all orders
must be addressedA o'>'''
Ma"sass nSasTs-Johh Bean, Cadz; TIogg & Parrish,
tanIfensad; John Hogg, Mt Pleasant; j. Crum.
benvile. "' A4Di'',ans: nIs,. SVu
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23

' n'1'' Ut EeTUVUNHg4 such as taking a
nner oi stains. grease spots, ETC., etc.. etc. fro
clothing, done Mt the shortest notice.
wen shave yon well and wash you clean
AS any tody ever seen, ''
And cut your hair and oil il tho.
ana scratch until you say twill do
Do'!'t yon believe just come and try,
And see if what SAYS a lie.
! can't be beat do declare.
IA shaving neat or cutting hair
And # at first shave with ease.
You then can come whene'er Won pleose
know my hand is old and tried.
and never knownsto slip or slide,
MY kazors are all cut and dried.
AND never known to tear the hide.
Tome one come all, both high and low.
'ust take seat, you soon will know.
ap2.6m LOT WIrl,s
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=. u. siENTWELL
11.ron - - NJ SAHpsW ELL
Al AIFoRNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
CHAN NCERY,

! CADIZ, o.
Ia NNTlNUES so practice in Harrison and al
~ Joining counties. and gives especinI one
prompt attention to C,lleciing, Business of Exeen
Iots' Administrators. Guardians, Wards, Pnrt;.
lons sales Lands, settlement Of Estates, Titles
to Real Estates. Conveyuncing, suils M Law ,'d
IN chad cry. loaning and investment of MONEY
charge, rNH ''' '"e
lie is Agent for the State Bunk of Ohio and
otners. for lOaning money, &c, &C.. Office in
nlIgore's Building. on Market street. np-5l-Iv
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23
Rosrow An,;Ita

The Hon. Daniel Webster has written
letter 10 tho citizens Of Boston, sekaowledg.
ing the receipt Of the invitation TO address
them at Fanenuil Hall, a pleasure iha, be
regrets declining. ON recount Of tho Boston
Alderman refusing tho use the Hall for thai
80
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23
Wool A gencies,
AND THE
W U Il LD'S FAIR
PRIZE TICKET. 10 ooo
LESS CONTINGENT FUND, 500

TO BE DISTRIBUTED. 30oo
addition to which VIM. fIogg & ca bnvo -
ceiVed and opened nice small stock of G ood,
ana wlii next week receive much Iare er ,ssort
men, all Of which have been selected and nnr
chased with great care, and exclusively for CASH
we therefore most respectfully request our old
toners. and the public in general, to call and ex-
p nlnne me bargains we are offering. not only Il.
b., omh WI Musi9s, Blue Prints. and Al Red Calicoer,
y X ESS COO DS
bonnets. Bonnet Ribbons and FIowora p.,.
I1ats' ana Goods in general. Give uso G, II nnJ
you wlli hnd us competent and wiling to redeem
tne above ledge. If otherwise we viii moi tro"'
Die you IN future with falre promises and delu.oos
6T' Further pal ticulars next week.
ap9-tf WIN. HOGG & Co.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
MOORE'S GRAIN DRILL,
--latest Improvement. Patented 1850.
/. s. DITMARS. CADIZ n

ILL AVLkG purchased the exclusive r;oh, >,
- make and sell this DRILL in the conn,;e,
OF Harrison, Jefferson, Belmont and Carroil. 4
now Nv prepared to receive orders from purcha eers
: 10 those who are not acquainted with the usc
oil the Drill. he will specify among its man, od.
lvantages, those of saving in planting one bo r.
oushel to the acre, its producing least from Ave
to ten bushels more to the acre than by sowing
IN any other way. its preventing and PROTECTING
the grain from freezing out in the sc verest wen,h
er, being the only means of insuiing an abundant
crop. II operates equally well on all kinds of
I.ana' nna Is NOT injured ny coming in contact
with rocks, roots. &c. 1t will plant point rows
IN all irregular shaped fields, without planting
any part twice over. 1t will plant from 3 tn IS
acres per day with two horses, of unv of tbe
small grains. with saving of one third Of labor.
leaving ridge of earth between the rows. To
those aquainted with planting m that way. he
wall say that this is the latest, best and
Improvement in sowing machines. hat IL oo,,cse
ses ne most decided advantages over oer Il,,U
uaGt has yet been made. Ii will cost bnt eco. n
smaller size, $50, which is coasitlefohiv Iowar
tnan other drills. Its benefits will exceed the
most sangnine expectations OF any farmcr-the
gam by using the Drill over the old way Of pIan-
nnSi n.I, On ~ acres, will more than pay for the
Drill in one planting. 1t has received The r,Rsr
eRE.luMs at Baltimore, October 25. 1850. M
Philadelphia, and of all the other ;mnort,n,
Agricultural Societies. The best recommcnJo.
tons can be given from persons in the counties
Of this and other States where this Drill is now /
IN use. visit to the fields Of Peter Thomas.
John Ha,srfeld. Judge Mcfarland. and manv =
1shers in Harrison county. who planted 4 paIt HI
heir grounts with this Drill last fall. will sa t;sf
my person 0f its great advantages. He deem. Fl
necessary to annex but single cer,Gcate. ons Il
rom well known citizen of Harrison oountv b.
CADiz. Ohio, April l2, Isl. a.
planted last fall, with Moore's Patent Grim :,
bill, ebout 10 acres in wheat, in which sa ved =!
ne-half bushe Of seed to the acre, and on which
acres, from present appearances believe the
crease and difference in favor Of the Drill. over
e oia Ways fplnnting, On the same kind or land.
II pay for the Drill To test the utility OF tbia. ~
planted or the came groun, in oil The otherdie,-I =
. ways. and that planted with the Drill will II
3 sausneds ifom present appearances. produce ~,
oGsheis more TO the acre than any or the ies- M
q cheeruliy recommend il to farmers, heliey- W W
to be greatly to their interest II they only
ant 10 acres in wheat
:. JOHN HAVERFIELD.
TAKE NoTicE.-t warn all persons against in
nging on the Patent In MY territory. under
nalty ofthe law. e
Jrders Tor Drills for the coming fali must be
!. U as soon as possible. hpl6-3mo
Weekly Herald. Steub.; ST. ClairsvilIs Ga
le' and Carrcllton Free Press copy mos. and
'rge advertiser. '1
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AUSTRIA.
Terrible Railroad Accident.
ALBANY. ADril Ia.

'
A terrible acciden, occurred on The mil.
road. at Geneva yesterday. While The ex,
press :rain was waiting for the accom- moda-
ton train, i was ran into at the height oi
lis speed by The latter, smashing i've cars
20 atoms, killing one and badly manning
three others. viz: Isaac r Riley, confiden
l'al clerk 10 Messrs Corning q Co, had
both his legs smashed; he has since died
Mr. ). d. ScoItof Kenosha, Wisconson, Ind
10th his legs smashed. Mr.. Peris Of Mil
Fadki aud another person whose name is
los now rscollscted, was thrown from The
;ar and seriously wounded. His ifa is dos.
paired Of. The accden. was caused by the
sareleisness Of the switch tender. The
scarcity ofcars compelled number Of pas.
'engers 10 lake The Erie ralIroad.
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THE subscriber oAsrs at -
Hfss Private Sale, the FARM be go
Rsfi BOW lives on. situated ia
- Archer township, Harrison
county, Ohio, two and a half miles north ~ cs5;s
on tne Bottom Road, leading from CadIs 10 Pn,a
Iey, and containing one hundred and 6ilv.tT,
acres more or less. about one hundred oT yb;at
is cleared, and under good fence. Tbere 4. no
Fame HoUsE a0d Barn, with other bn;Id;nSs
necessary for living comfortably. Il hos sIsa. =
good saw Mill, in good repair Said Fan - - =
AN Orchard of Natural Fruit, and sban, snns a,,s
grafted trees just beginning 20 bear; and oi,a y.
abundant supply OF young peach trees. Persnn.
wishing TO purchase nice Firm had better cali
soon: For particulars apply to the subscriber. on
ne Fam. npt6-3ts JOHN HITCHCOCK,
Of the kiss me Quick order y
provoking to look Mt. Who wants n Ilonns,
y tess than dressing an old one will cost Par.
'sOis o! The greatest variety. which must be sold
wv oW. good article, quick sales, at a fair ON
'ensaiion. is the motto Of
aP9-u s. & II. M'FADDFN
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER.

IL. M'FADDEN are receiving magniG.
sSooDS, selected recently with great care in the
L'Slern cities, consisting of :he most modern St les
ol Ladies' and Gentlemen,s Ware. They ;ny;Io
.h 'ne attention of the public generally to examine
st'Ia "'elr stock, and judge by comparison of their
'~S "AAu PlICtBs l-Yf
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23
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DzsSO NaaN Chemical
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IVA "hET ST., STEUBENvlLLE, Ono,
IL >. ALL articles purchased at his estob.
- hshment are warranted pure. or the mo
ney refunded. Drugs OF every desor;n
uon ut Wholesale or Retail, as low .
Oils SaJ pva any blishment in the West. Paints
" on han1 we S!Tls @ Of every description conssant
Paten, % Ms.,;o; ahe most extensive Agency for
procured to order. Perflmery Of sverv anvas dearr
promptly attended to. "'' " our iihe
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23
NEW GOOTDSj'y,!

>. THOMAS has received bis Spring Stock
s1s Of Goods which are nicer than can be had
at any other store in town, and be will sell them
s, ssn per cent cAedper than the cheapest dare do
Ans psople gsneraliy are requested to call In and
see. Whistler Of nos he BRAGs, or is In snrnast
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