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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-03

Mock Turtle Oysters.
Striped Bass. Steward HaddoOk. Stuffed. Wine
sauce. Sauce.
, Goldfish, Egg Sauce Hallibut, Butter Sauce.
) DISHES.
, Poned Turkey. Ham with jelly.
. Boned Chickens. Oysters with Jelly.
Boned Partridges. Filet of Chicken Jelly.
. Boned Game Pics Quails, Larded, Jelly.
. Boiled Turkey, Oyster Boiled Chicken, Celery
= Sauce. sauce.
Leg Of Mutton Caper See. Calves Head Pickle ssoe
: Tender Loin of Beef. Lard Chicken Salad. French
sr.a9s.tss Of Chicken Chic Inss Of Beef MADEIRA
. rooms. Calves Tongues. Pepper
Lamb Chops, Dreaded. Sauce.
; Legs Of Chicken. Duck Veal Chops with Spinach.
style. Stwed Ducks. with Olives.
Nebison Chops, Currant Filet OF Mutton, with
. Filet Of Chicken. Toast. FRIED Oysters.
. Oysters Pie. Stewed Pigeon, with Wine
. Filet Of Partridge, with Sauce. "A'
3 1rufies. Timball Of Naearori.
. Capon Chickens, Larded. Saddle of Mutton.
SuIloin Of Deef. Loin Of Veal, Lsrded.
. Goose. Turkeys. Ducks.
SADDLE ofveDison. Canvass Back Ducks. Partridgss
Prairie Hens. Wild Goose. Quaiio,
Wild Ducks. Pigeons.
VEGETABLES Season.
French Kisses, with Cream. apples with Rice.
, Chocolate Cream. Frui, Jelly. Apple Charlo tie.
Port .elly. Rum Jelly. Plum Tarts. Apple Tarts
apple Charlotte Blanc Mango. Lemon Ice Cream.
Plum Pudding. PYRAMIDS.
Aaecaroni. Frosted Cakes. Nugat. French Kisses.
FRUITS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-03

CrExIse or THE PENNSYLVANIA CANALs-The
eastern division Of the main line Of the Pennsyl-
wanna canal is now filing The water reached this
place yesterday The entire line will be ready for
navigation probably today or to morrow. The
western division, to Pittsburgh, is no doubt also ia
nsviasbe order. The repairs are said to have been
made in q very substantial manner This is the
earliest ope ming OF these works we have ever had.
end The prospect 10 that verv large business will
Re done the ensuing seseou. We learn that some
fifteen or twenty cars OF line goods arrived here
ye,ierdsy for Pittsburgh. and are now being tran
ship to boats IN the canal Aarri,bhgh (Pa
Angie e~, Isk 70.
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Our Itiehmond Correspondsncs.

KIDHMoND, Feb. I'll, 1850.
Gas IN misunderstanding Inciised Planes
Successful Experiment of Mr.. Frenehs Lsven.
tion for Accomplishing this Object, g., &c.
This city after long period Of darkness, has a,
length been blessed with gas. The streets now
present an agreeable difference to what they die
some nights since, when il was really dangerous
TO walk or drive without a lantern.
great improvement in railroads has been made
by James $. French, Eco of this STATE, by which
he can ascend the undulatng surfaces Of the earth
without going to the expense OF excavating or
hlling up. The experiments that have been made
before the Legislature, demonstrate the entire
practicability OF this road being adopted 10
The greater advantage OF any other that IL
now known, combining, as IL does, halt the cost,
hall the time, and perfect security in travelling
as trains may proceed at any velocity, either on 4
sTaight road or at curve, without possibility o.
being thrown from the track. The road on which
the experiments were made ia built on a grade OF
two hundred feet 10 the mile: a small engine OF
only three tons dew up a passenger car with one
nui urea ana my persons, stopping al any moment
either desce ndiDg or ascending, while proceeding
at a velocity OF twenty miles an hour. A road
constructed on this plan Is not affected by either
nest or snow, as adhesion, In any quantity may b.
obtained. thus enabling al engine TO ascend high
er grades and carry larger loads than could othcr
wise be done. The best engineers OF the State
have examined II, and have failed to offer sin
gle reason why u should not be adopted, thus la
Guy conftssbg its entire superiority TO all others
now In nee. Should Mr., French succeed in hsv-
ing II adopted by the State, in the construction OF
some OF her roads, he will be the most Successful
inventor ever known, as his plan INST be useC
hereafter on all roads. aot only Ia the United
State, but throughout the worli ! will call or
Mr.. f., aud obtain a mechanical description Of
his invention, which will send you in a few days
OBSERVER
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BILL OF FARE.
AT THE
Il II O Y Gus K I.


wAsHINGTON'B BIRTHDAY DINNER,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1851
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GANG OF COMMENTARIES BRoKgy 10 The
Faman, Of Jefferson, y. Y relates the circum
stances attending the breaking up Of a gang o,
,hieyes, countereitors, and depredators in general
worth Ct clothing last October, RECEIVERS bis pro-
Ep,r,y, as DO also several others. A man amed
Wncox-a leading spirit in the Rang-was com.
mi'ted 70 Jal and escaped last fall, and assuming
p name ~ brown, went to reside 10 T,ogi Co,
Pa. lie was caught through the Influence of q
prnobtr VINO wssi Iil at the time of w = aye.
have already been made.
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WASHINGTON, Far Is, 1851.
afternoon Rey0f- GenoI condition Of affairs a
The FEDERAL Copttot

afternoon Rsyut- Genoai condition Of affairs
the FEDERAL Copttot
The Judiciary Committee Of the Senate, TO
which was referred the Presidents message in re-
ference 10 the late rescue OF a fugitive slave in
Boston from the officers OF the law, have not ye.
had meeting on the subject. They will meet to-
morrow morning, and while, Ct course, IL is mere
conjecture, we suppose il is too late, and will be
discovered by the committee, that IL Is too late to
legislate upon the Presidents suggestions at this
session.
Again, 70. day, on another subject, providing for
the payment into the Treasury Of certain balances
hand ~ revenues collected in California, under
the military gov, rnment OF that territory the ad.
lusimeni ot the last session came. Dat OF this
for the expenses Of her State Convention, and
S00, Goo for expenses incurred by the State in re-
ieying overland emRrsnts Mr. Gvin moved,
further, TO amend by putting Ia for California, m
liquidation of expenses incurred IN her temporary
government on her own account the whole OF this
fund on handsome $500. 900, more or less. This
was rejected Mr. Gwin thea moved an item Of
100000 to indemnity California for her govern
ment expenses NJ 20 the time OF her admission into
the Union. Thus opened the broad field OF the
obligations OF the federal government 20 California
the validity other admission the scramble by squat
efs on the public lands for the public gold dust,
The expenses OF California already TO the treasury
and great many other things relating TO the new
state, Of which all the other States seem to be
enuous. Mr.. Butler thought, after California was
admitted, through breach IN the constitu ion, IL
was an additional outrage to the South TO pay the
expenses Of the usurpaiion Of these people out Of
The federal treasury. But the amendment was
carried, and the bill was ordered 10 third reading.
And the Cheap Postage bill was taken 10 on its
pass, gs; but at the instance OF Mr. BOrl and, the
vote was postponed till tomorrow; and this en-
baDces the danger, by one day, Of overlaying the
bill between the two houses
The increasing clusters Of lobby men IN the psr-
leus Of the two houses, very sat- sfdctonly indi-
Gates that, although the session Is nearly out,
there is a vast amount Of business, public and
private, yet unfinished. in which vast amber OF
ersoDs are interested, and are Hktly 10 De, even
after the session has closed.
Within The iew days remaining, there Is TO be an
effort made 20 tack on the ebony line of mail
steamers TO the Naval Appfcpriaticn bill, which, u
istk on TO the same hill, the surviving officers cf
the Texas navy. To day an attempt was m ide To
.-ek 70 The ciyl list medifcstioa Of the tuif VI
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"A very liberal sum of incidental items for the
improvement, &c., of the federal city. The
whole amount of the Civil and Diplomatic bill is
between six and seven millions, independently of
The additions 10 be made by the Senate. About
81 100000 appropriated for the expenses of the
Rext session OF Congress.
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10 alec :. -ZJ,ZDD
We may remark, with reference TO the court
martial lately held in the case of Commodore
Jones, that the sentence dill not have 10 be submit
ted TO the President Tor hts approval BY law, il is
only In cases where the sentence is death, or the
cffoer 10 broken, that the Presidents confirm alton
n necessary.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12


fat W fsisS0s.-A pair erbvsIEI-
Io4t b il.s en>io.Hc ~ y. lurmra, sud aprar
Inlly t.pd u sumesiiug rather stronger thar
n1tu.-p pasued . meunderihe cuaIse dow,
hIntis slusi, oa1Salusday morning --th
la4nral ~ ,l,o time being sOmswhal sup
reI7I-la cpnseqarucs of The receat snow
which and b~ea partially melted and subse.
qaeall1 fItzca. Oar tus enBvivialis's wef,
.pqFfsainR. skm n sEEn, a. sao,iOus pee
'leppnHipR each 0thcf on the principle Of
eleh. lieu shoulders being the apex and lheu
fsei he nhalmeats;-w tha UPPER puf-
llaa nf theif badies touched, n space inm,
Ibha yard ~ide was leftsaetween heh
sloHareElfemtiss. Hisins occasion To take
ths sanls H'use FOR several .-qaaFrs. we over
fhstad ille tsliIwing dlseoVIse between ihegi
tSiendy, George !--insh hile
harder shis way, my boy. Thai's the style !
Nhsi nice thug i is to have friend Wher
.goa're Ia iEouhle.- -sint 10 Eve kaads is
basfes ihan one, ibey say $50 Is two pair oi
Ises. Georgy. Friendsh p stands pr tiy & IN
On AL fnufs. eh2'
..t'hrm's my .senIlqeals' answered
f1eoEgrs ssiriendsIlip (seiss,us what lurch
thss wns -friendship's a--prime article
Esef sead ia English Render. sammy. aboi
tRm --~-- ssnGihlRR; -what vas tf DAM
,ssn rad Pity 1hern's the chaps;-
sos By, ,sssh ull!her. ~ serls. .I,.F.Plle IS
nsd yoa're Dsm-sOn."
Dam-soa Of what. Gcorgyg NoInin,,--
M such thing. III i IA Anyb,dy elsr--ca,l
inc that. I'm .ssfraid ypu',e not quite as so.
fJer as son nigh, be- ,hui drunk or snber.
Jsw'fe my Giend;- --;ha 5 enough Put a
ii'tin mbse st'ffhiu' in tGn, legs, and IN hi
ya Up. paat Ie, go''
sSAw my arm Oft FIRST. Y,ai re- pretty 6lr
Raae. Ssmmy, =, bat lena nga,nsi me as hard
as y.Ii Ike. lf yuu slide dow in,o the bnd
.pisco, lake me ai,'ng with yuu.n
A 4his m0Tneat, they arrived al the decli.
,vlig bclnw Front street, and considerable
.qnaaiiiy ,f ice being lsll on the pavement at
s.!hnt point, ,fqr The convenience of the boys
who use she locality f,g the fnvoriie game ofl
'sc0as.ing;p the iwn friends slipped and fell
SaEapfAReausIy in iaAi posture winch the an
cieRi Romans used at the dinner table,
s'Yea drunken bcasi!'' cried Sam,--qivinp
Aeosge snckdolOger in the eve, did'n
) u yqp you'd haye me dnwni and new you've
dnne u. .sa,e enough" George returned the
compliment, verbal and practical, and The
taddesi kind Of hattie began,--th" cnmb t,n,s
Asing q full l'pg,h on the pavement, kicked
nnd gglscd each other with MI the fury md
eifeci tina. their positinn ailmittt d n. ill two
compassionate fish indies rushed over from
the lpagket house and pulled them asunder.
And this, ihnugh' we, is fair specimen Of
,hpamn friendship p:--while mutual services
may he given and received, ii will hold fast
IeEongh, but when the advantages Of dI.s
connection cease. hen
..Frsendship, mysserisus cemento the sonl
5SycssRer OF life aud solder nf socie,y,"--
~ pcat likely to end in soma kind Of
rstnpus -PennsylDGni0a. w.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
Price Reduced
VAUGHN'S
LITn1NTRIPTIC MIXTURE :
large hotties only ono noILnr.

Large bottles Only One noIIaF.
The Proprietor Of the Great American Remedy VauanN's
NEogTABLE LrTu0ETRpTIc MIXTURE" lndneed By the
solicitations Of his Agents throughout the UuIte4
States and Canada, has .s "a.
. Reduced the Price
Of his popular aad well known articles and fro ,~ dsps
henceorth. he will put up but Size O0ly-is qnayi
bOses--the retail price will be
ONE DOLLAR.
The public may assured that the character " me r4
cins It's strength. and curative properties Will sEAAIR
UNCHANGED, and the will be bestowed Ia
pHrng as heretofore.
As this medicine, under It's reduced price, will be purchased
by those who have hitherto made Themselves acquainted
with It's virtues, the proprietor would beg intimate that his
article Is not to be caed with the vast anount of hsmeies
Of the day;" claims for Itself greater Aealiag p0wsT M
all Diseases than any Ohev preparation before s
Dord and has sustained Itself for eight by s superior
medical vitues and. until this reduction, commanded double
the price of any other article In this line
N0TIcB PARTIoJ'ARLT. this article with gEsE bse-
Ing power and certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
sud all ether organs. the acton Of which lie end
health depend.
This medicine has Justly high reputs q remedy Sbs
Dropsy and Gravel
and nil diseases Of that nuture II may be relied upO wheR
the intelligent physician has abandoned his pateni,and foe
these distressing diseases especially DR0PsY. the pgep
stor would earnestly and honestly recommend &. At III
price II is easily obtained by ALL and the trial will provo
tie article TO be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World.
10 Please ask for pamphesths agents give them away;
they contain sixteen Of peceips Gin addition full
medical mae) valuable for household purposes and which
mi many dollars to practical bousekeepen.
These receipts introduced make the book OF great
vaue Asds from It's ehancts advertising medium f0r
the medicine, the testimony In favor of which, IN tho form Of
elsn from all parts of the country, be relied upsn.
6y-"v vaushn's Vegetable Lithontiptic Mixture ''-the
Great American Remedy, for sale in quart hotties At
each small bottles 50 ots each No small bottles Will be
Issued after the present stock Is disposed Of
PrEnAipal Office. Buffalo, N. r.. 2W Main Street.
@. G. VAUGHN
N All letters tsxcsptng from agens and dealers wiR
whom hs budne) must be post paid RItsd0a
will he given 10 them.
4GEYIS-John Bp0l, Cndiz, o.
A. r Croskcy, Ner Maraft, O
Hagg j. Parrish, Moorfeld, o
1homas ArneH, Antrim, u.
Ogden & Ciark, Caalmidge, o
II. Roby s. Co., Lccsbmgh, o
May sa, 1850.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
EN tIse Bar Room Of
sMcSVMtt's Hotel.
(LATELY KEPT BY JOHN QUnLsY.)
JOHN McCLINTOCK

ESPECTFULLY informs his old friends OF
~ Cadiz. and the public generally, that he has
commenced. and intends TO continue, the Tailor
ing business IN oil its forms, in the above nh med
place. He Aatters himself that. by strict atten-
ton to business-the employment OF the test
rules for cutting garments and none bat the very
w0rkmen to work them he will not lail to receive
n liberal share of support.
An experience Of several years in the Tailoring
business enables him to say that he considers
himself fully competent to compete with the craft
here, or elsewhere.
October Q, 1851.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
JAMES PAUL. [rnoMAs PAUL
JAMES PAUL & co.
Importers g. Wholesale Dealers in
Drags, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Nnpal
Stores and fyLnaa Wnrp M,o,,fac,,,

Drugs, Chemic0ls, Paints, Oils, Nnual
Stores and GIdss Ware. Manufactu-
ers Of Coach, Copal, Japan and
Leather Karnishes, Alcohol, Spss.
Nitre, and Sulp. Ether.
No. 164 MARKET STREET. WHEELING Va.
A RE now receiving the largest and most com
IA Plete assortment ofall articles in their line,
ever brought TO this Market
Having superior advantage in their purchases
they are confident of successful competition with
tho eastern market, with addition otransportati ton
and pledge themselves to sell goods lower than ev
er before offered in this city. Their stock com
prises the following:
A full and complete stock Of Drugs, Medicines.
Chemicals and Pharmaceutical pTeparations.-
Prints Of ali kinds, ground and ungronnd; Oils.
Sperm, Whale, Tanners, Elephant, Linseed, Olive
Lard and Caster Oils; Brushes; Paint, Vamish,
Whitewash, shaving. Hair, Cloth. Backing Tan
ners', Counter, Bath, Table and Stencil Brushes: /:
isye slufs OF every description, and manufactnr
ers', Fulers' and Hatters' articles.
Every description Of Glassware Mt manufacture
eFs prices. June S, 1850.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

lust received large snDpIv Of WOOn.
81 COCKS LtfPROYE0 ELISHA RIsEy.
ING PLOUGHS AND CASTINGS. Rlmsch,
No 7's; Castings Nos. 4, s. 81 and rs. both reht
and leh hand. Az evidence that these Rlouehs
are highly valued, refer TO all who hava, used
them By permission few names Of gentle men
who are now using these pIoughs, and who're
we'll pleased with them are added. For saIer
ga asa t#a tA at8 UP. WOOT'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
F,EVER-soRE CuRnn.

The Rey RICHARD DUNNING, Pastor Of the PresbSse
ran church, Adams Basin Monroe county D. wrole
have just received eer from Mr. CHANNEy DUKNlhS
relntive TO the u his Feversoe. Yo0 may depend
what states, for he ID Christian and elder In hp
church. Some yeaye since he had TO have of bis legs
9t to snve his f IN consequence Of Feversore The olhs
ieg being effected, hnd about be Hmpulad fee.
mended BRAsT's MEDICINE. Read tie result He
etpo used only THREE BOTTLES OF BRANT"S MEDtGINN
ptdccd ALL HOPE, from voar recommendation, 6a that MeiRA
and say a with tue blessing of God, has Schs
0f f0asfLe Ear ffeuoP
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
Look 0t This!
FALL and WINTER
GOODS.

IE1yHE undersigned having just received from
y ,the Eastern Cities large and complete
assortment OF FALL and WINTER GOODS,
would respectfully invite TO them the attention
Of their aid customers und the public generally.
They CONSIST in Part Of the following named ar
ticles:-
Cloths, Cassimeres Sattinetts, Tweeds. Cloak
and Coat Innings. French and English Merinoes,
Alpaceas, CobeTgs, Cashmeres, Nous do Lanes.
Black and Fancy Dress Silks, Bleachod aud
Brown Muslins, Sheetng, Ticking, Twilled and
Plain Red Flannels, Doe Skins Checks, Linseys,
Ginghams. Calicoes, Shawls, Handkerchief,
FIench Worked Collars, Chimazettes, WOrsted
Cuffs, Jepny Lind Opera Ties. Waist Ribbons,
Neck Ribbons. Bonneits, Bonnet Ribbons, BOr-
ders and Flowers, silk and Velvet Dress Tim
Rings, Gloves, and thousand other articles
which we have not time to mention.
These Goods were all purchased nj the ilaiceSt
cash prices in the eastern market, which enables
us TO sell at lOscer rates than the same goods have
heen ling for heretofore. Low prices and SUI
perior goods. we have discovered in the curse OF
several years experience, are the p,iaeipnl ele-
ments of an extensive business; and We have con-
cludedthet by ling for small profits, we will by
selling the more goods, make the same money
Therefore, all ye who wish TO get good bargains.
Call Pt the store Of WRLcg s. PHLLIPs, opposite
the Public Buildings, and we are sure you will
not 90 arsny dissatisfied.
Oct. 3, 1850 WEIGH & PHILLIPS.
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hooks! HOOKS!

IN ME subscriber 10 receiving directly Of tho
IL publishers. bis new and splendid stock OF
Standard, School and Miscellaneous BOOKS. con
sisting in par of the following catalogue:
Canning's select speeches, Napier's Peninsula,
war, Rollins Ancient History. A vols, Theirs
French Revolution, 2 vols, Esherlook on Divine
Providence, Works OF s. K. Sandon, complete.
POllock's couIse NJ Time, gilt edge, Pilgrims Pro.
gress, do. LiIe Of Franklin, Life of Lalayette.
Womon Of France, Letter writer's, Millions Pa,.
adise Lost Gilt edge. Moore's Irish Melodies,
do, LanarIine's works, de-, lola Rookh. do !.
Wadsworth's Poems, do. Kirk White, do. Roke.
by. do, Tupper's Philosophy. Remarkable Char.
acieIs. Aeroie Women, Remarkable shipwrecks
Jack Hinton. Also;the following School Books.
School Bibles aud Testaments, McGuffeys series
Of School Books, CObb's Towns and u Is. Spel-
iers; Rays Davies, and CoIburn's Arithmetic.
MrKham and Bullion's EngIish, Latin and Greek
Grammars: Comstocks Chemistry, Philosophy
MineEalOgy. Geology Phisology.
Also Gap paper. Post do. gilt edges. note pa-
per. envelopes plain and fancy. wall paper and
bordering, bristol boards. drawing paper, mnsio
paper. perforated board, por,iolious, biottng en.
ses. album, inks, steel pens. waters, snnd paper
All Of which he viii sell cheap Call and e1-
anime the stock. JOHN BEAII'
Cadig, May Q. l650--tf
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
Mansion House,
n sND ST.RgE OFF ICE


COLNRR OF STEUBENvILLE STREET Ar D THE PypLI4
SaUARE, OPPOSITE TKE CouRT HousE.
2 ME SubscHberrespecthlHy Hy ipto5ns his friends
IL and the public, that he has leased the ab " /.
HOUSE lately kept by s. II. DEWEY Tor nunher r
Of years, and is repairing and renovn ting it iOm
top to bottom, and has refurnished it witt, entire
new furniture, carpets, sc. TIe fiatters himself
thnt for neatpess OF arrangement and comfortable
accommodate ne. the MANSION HOUSE canno
now he surpassed in this sec.ial OF the State.
The BEST The market lords will be put in ro
quisition to furnish his tatlcs, and every atten
flop paid by all connected with the estabshmcM,
10 render yisiters at home. Fhe STABLES are
new. excellent, apd capable o accommodating
go horses, Rnd none but trusty 0sLiers will even
he kept about them. Sufficient proyinder will nj
ways be kept on hand, ard DROVERS and IRA
VELERS may depend upon having their animals
well fed and attended 70.
BOARDERS taken by the day, week, month,
or year, ON the most reasonable terms.
NM1 Ehe SFEARENVILI.E,
Nh S sEa GAMBRI DGE, and WASH.
49, g LNGTON STAGE leavs this
ssama9z D house tra-,Seekty, (which max, @
it desirable stopping place for persons wishing
TO tTaveihy those oonvcyances.
For the convenience ofguests, the subscriber
ls also about establishing LIVERY STABLE
in connection with the house, 30 that persons dc
siEous OF securing privnte conveyances, can do 10
without trouble at the shortes. notice and On the
most reasonable terms.
Determined to render eaistartion both In ao-
oaYQplnodations and QkaGses, ask share OF pub.
lie patronage. WILLIAM BARRETT.
Cadix. August 7. 1850. !
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
NATIONAL HOUSE.

4NN AN%AN&AAl IAOOh1.ASs
CORNER OF SrErcENSILLE AID WARREE err BRT
CADIZ, OHIO,
| One square west OF the Public Buildings, form
ecEly Oocupied by Thomas C.. VinoOnt.
mA TINHEsUPSCRIBER having lately
ESss rented this establishment, has
lssfs treRovated and put il in complete repair,
4slze baud furnished il with entiro new Furni-
tnre. This house is located in the most pleasant
and business part OF the town.
JEE STABLES are extensive, md have also
been thoroughly repaired apd will at all times be
provided with the best Of provendeT, Dnd attended
by careful and phliging hosilers.
Connected with the establishment is large and
extensive WAGON YARD, (the best in Cudiz)
and suitable for Menageries and CiTcuses.
Having permanently located at the above stand,
the citizens generally and thetrnyeIling public may
those who may favor the National House with a
call as comfortable us pOssible,b which means the
undersigned hopes to merit and receive liberal
share OF patronage.
DROVERSaccom with any amount OF
Stabling required.
BoARDERS received by the wasks month or
year.
Suitable Rooms can befurnshed fer Private Fa-
miles.
| have connected with the above establishments,
n LIVERY STABLE. which, for tYlc OF Ca RRI-
AGES, und sa fety of HoRsEs, cannot be surpassed
by any establishment Ofthe kiEb in The county
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