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&ANSseed.

We qpmmend the following remarks, rela>
live TO the culture of Flaxsccd, which we
copy from an exchange pspCr, 10 the stlen-
tion oG farmers and others nteres;edS The
.e,licle has for several years past proved a
most Rro6labIe GFqp;
The average crop of F1Sxseed per acre is
we believe, abou, fiIteon bushels, and il is
nov quite a common practice !" SOW barley
mud FAX ,oge,her, the yield VII he 30 or 40
bushels per acre. In the Albans GsAIiValor
uf lS46, correspondent staIes that the year
previuns he sowed fed, size not stIicd -
with barley and fix. lie did not think ol
o;rinp Them together until he had sowed nll
his field with barley except one acre. Ike
then bought ,bnshel Of Alxseed, aud on the
unsowu acre aatxea and sowes three bushels
Of harley with sin or seven quarts of II 'xseed'
sowing the lest uf :hc seed where the barely
lhad already came up. lie had $l3 worth
0t haxseed from the bpshsl s0wed., apd an
tue siaala aaSe he estimated n Grey ~ J0
bushels barley and six Bushels & ,xsecd
Annlhcr correspondent of the CatlVatoI
planted a piece Of ground, siAr moi stated
with eight bushels of barley aud ten III fig
seed, ..Eiab brought him in return so hush
els of harley and rqS$ bushels Of 4 ,&seed.
As the price nG htxseed is not likely TO de
cline very soon, il having been about the
same plice tar y.eats, il would be vel! for our
far@sess to try no experiment. Che res'lI+
above stated would make 1t very profitable
crop. Flax sowed with oats. aud fed 10 stock
is the mos, healthy food lha' can be & ven
them s.. .
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MANAGEMENr or PASTURES.


if YOU are so fortunate rs 10 have pasture
fE yoIr stock, you may imprnve il by sow
lug thereon mixture composed of bush
elsot bones, 5 bushels Of assRs. 2 bushels
Of salt aud busheI o{ plasteE rSr acre. sci
+ z;ng as the time ior application SOM OF those
periods which often occur az this season when
the ground is 10 firm 70 he poached by horses.
After s0wa4,g tive mixture, roll the ground
II yon we,e previously ~ harEsw il, il would
be all the hener so bushels M mail, or
rs bushels Of limo per acre, would be good
substitute fH the above mixture.
II you have no pasture, but and old field
aha, yau cah spare TO form into one, ynn
may sske ene opi s& it, withogi baeaking il
up, in The following manner: harrow the
ground with heavy harrow several times,
say twice each way, then prepare mixture
nf 10 b,lslluls Of ashes, and bushels OF bone
dust, per acre, and sow lhereo narrow the
InixtHrc ~, lnen sow the mixture of seeds.
and then roll them in, sAd you wilt lay The
ground work Ofa perma~eM pasture. The
old field should not be grazed the first sea-
son. II will be we'll to sow so bushels of
tjpe on per acre. next winter, and il you top
dress and sow grass seeds every few yeas
thereafter, you may assure yo1rself "t hav>
ing luxnant pasture for thirty or forty
years "a.
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10 PREsERvE IlAMs TnRoUGn SusMER-
Make Q number Of common cotton bpgs, a
lille larger than yagF hnms; after the mans
sre @sls Sn'oked, place them in the bngs;
then get the very best sweet made lray, cui
IA with a acutting-box or kniye, with your
hands press il well around ihe ham ia the
bags, 10 yopr bags with good sirings, put or
. cssd of the. year 10 show their nge, snd
hing them up 10 your garrett, or dry place,
and my woSd for il, il you lei them hangfi
years, they will be better than on ,he div
you put them there. IIiave keptihem ful
seven years. This method costs bnt little,
as Tie bags viii last for years. The only
loss ID 'he bag, bGi the cattIe will eat il. Il
given 20 Them inthe winter. The sweating
" the hams viii bs taken upbv Tie hay, nnal
liz will also impart a very inns hsyes 10 the
neat.- Gsnessee Farmer. ad
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rEw,es for Esoune Essuea,.om -

,',r. The following rules we commend 70 al
2areats and friends GuE their excellence, bre
;, Sity aud practical utility. fhsy are worthy
i ri being printed in letters "f gold and beins
4 glazed ia cuns2icuous position in every
household. II ;slameniable IS tus4oglemplate
stae Epaschief, misery aud ruin which are the
aegitima.e fruit Of these deficiencies which
4, are pointed out in the rules to- whiab We
= Save refefTed. LEI every paren, and gaar-
TAn sead, poader and inwardIy digest.
!. From your childre1xss eatliesl Infancy.
iacSgeRte The necessity Of instant Obedi-
ssenae., q. .,,. u...a,t ss ...l quE
sws 2 Unite flmness with gendeness. Lee
ya@s Saatdtep apdersiand sha, Wv mean jus
whas you say. N
you are quite sure you CAY give theni what
&ytsl prom So. sa ia t rH
&. II you tell little child to do some.
thing, show him how 10 do 1t, and see that il
isdoae, .....<.,F u,,s..s@
-. Aawxys punish your children for will
Sllly diGobeyipg you, but aeser punish lhen'
in anger. 5,. ,1rL a.t-t1tg5
g. Neyes jet them perceive that they can
yex yeG o. make you Iose your self CON-
mand t,ss.s-,ss l,- gsqq
2. If they give way 10 .petalence and tenn
per, wait tiil they ATE calm aud then gently
ssasep with them on the Improperly Of their
conduct. y....a, sz',a
- 8, Remember that little present punish.
Spspt whea the occasion arises, is much
more eEfectuai than the threatening Of IA
greater punishment, should tue iauI. he re-
nsws6 al ,aaesr,. ,ir,a,a-o Ia.
q Never give your children anything be-
eagss they cry for II.
10. On no account ALLOW them TO do a.
one .iape what you have forbidden, under the
like circumstances, ct anotheE.
~. Teach fhem that the only sure and
'.saas ray 70 aPpesy good lis 70 Ne good.
NJ IL. Accgssom them 10 make Iiseir httle
yectsals with perfect truth. r'sp3.
Y 10. Never allow Of tail bearing. .s,as
II. TeachthsIn that self f-dea,ai, moi self
Indulgence, is the appointed, and ille ssrt
FsesAad ofsecuFing lagplaess. 40 Hats
-. 8nard them against ,lhs indulgence oi
angry and 'esenliul spirit:
"a d as1s sra q Fs.sa = 3 uE-ta As.-AA
Hshsse simple FuIesSeFe Feiscsd toprac.
bee, dairy pracaice byparentsand guardians
howa mach misery woald be psoventsd- how
gmspy il danger offuin would be saved, and
shov largely would the hnPpiAess af .lo.l.
ssud domessjc circles be aegmeu'ed' I, j.
hmeptabIe " see how. w.exteasiye is parentn
gsgisct, and 70 witness the sad aad dreadful
consequences 10 The utter ruin Of thousands
==Pb.Ig. Byllim
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0kIEiStL POETRE.
y Whites Cor tl,s Cad). Ss,,lissls
TnI BACcHANALs soN&

81 TnI BACCIIANALs scNes
-iias ,srsii ~ 4nE = es1lvroaEp ul.p.si
slftaftasit iraeilff .--sZ--f hlt i1Fi
ri "a Give NE the ha1p Of epic song l
80 satai That iiOsaAF's aagsFs lAsilra asaosi 81
-wi[s a. bntlsar away lhe ssngulne ss1psY
fot war u pat the thenr Lspg
hg1.iip Proclaim the law Of Iesiige Eigls.
M iA5d1 Pn monarch Oflbe sosF iPIlrshss y
aaisi 8 ID aslH rgafrsH9r Z ~ t4ANAsshAo
s5ss .Ctze. DC The b,ssl--lhs sPlst4iag bowl, ~
- airr F1lra IRON ME hloesiing FiTSsi
is, And will saeT up my sOal IA ell Esd
~ .ii aisc Tonight On Raechas shrine! F
zsbtu- yBsgups all thOaghu Of care gief--
$50 ,as AltrhOagkss Of soila~ay.
.sh - The time We have to live islbsisi,
On then why be gsyi ass4
Give. thoughts efears .dnls the winds,
And seine The mnntliag cup;
Eas Sink woe beneath lhs Pp'pIe wave
So deep ,.gin meier conc uP!s
81 lilalihss77RFpql"im the Joyous iiapgh'
IT'S music to the ear!
sIsa. ha!-fll up again and 9uag,
Attt Dor We haye naqghi to feaT
~ - scanitOiiPrOlong eat stay on cprIhs
&. Gan money bribe the Ionba .tf
scaRcats Prolong the days Of yOntli,
-fpraflana afos check its hte6ng blooms
ast ts2a FOr US to spend in sick,ly sighs, ..
t..esss The life lhRt ye, remains. a.s
sle and eipthe dsath with thousand fcars,
is 10 enhance our pains.
tCE5rf'tffEI . N1-t. t.-.-
And dost slsea papt,for slpry's pead,
IDy eonquering paths rntrOde .l.,
,Come, asaG the magic nectar now,
60 aaa AR&psese thyselfn god: t '
'aa And dreams Of power, ofaoye; Of bhss,
., -, Shall all thy hopes redeem; m E
ss.f And what sho' slncS's form it is,
E-a When life itseif's dreams
wee Then sqR4f ,thte aO.I = the sparkling how'll
- g Its.Rugple tide eeRiaips ,
Vs. ta The power TO toorhe the wouRded soal,
0r RI6gate Its pains.
!Eihen give care to the passing winds,
And seize the manttngsaPs' -.
Siak woe beneath the purple wave,
ess 50 deep twill neer come up!
&pch ,was the song tha, The Bacchanal sapg.
AID biz hall with the mrtb the jewellers rang
Bha rtiink Sap his bosom strareer 10 care!
sa No. the EepEls RSNoRsE has coil itsch tbete.
Esaak on the maniac CLEAN ofhis eye, .e
Az cohSplsiEs he grasGs - the iull goblet BY :
81 LosAs as his visage, eontorted.Si4a paia.
b5 ~ he 6lls up his goblet aud .anafs it againt
All! he has seen the dim hand US it :ites on th,
wsiAi ea..s4
AsThou art weighed in tho balanss, thou ls&a4
aw see Bacchanaln' -
STEusENypIE, April 2e, 1851. t.
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SowING CLOVER SEED Sow clnVer sect
on yogr wheat fields, al the rate of twelve
pn9Sss per here. 4, is aeood plan TO SOW i
on ,he snow lit is not sown this monlh
we woaldwaa until the frost is out Of iht
ground, when wewoDld lightly harrow anC
ioIl iiin. The narrowing will efec,uarl,
bury tks seed while the narrowing aad rolls
ing will join'iy bene6t the wheat first, BY
actipg as cuIlivaior TO the wheat plants
will destroy weeds. while The latter will re,
siote any plants, throw out, consolidate the
earth and otherwise beneGt the ctop U
wheat. @ta8d h
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-07

\, AIsster --aBill Tompkins, what is d VII
Ao@j9 ~e. sa
isse Bill--sA widdeF 10 married women that
Faint 90, % hushaad, cause he's dead .'n@1
Every wsIIsir. Nov wha. u wid-
gwsrf'
--"A wiaower is mantybatr runs sfter
widdeSs.r se 7a s8y na
sExacsly, nv son, you can now 60 and
Jake ysar sss,." .,a sssia ,,...-s N
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-07

WHEAT cEoP--FARMNG 1.-The Inst Ohio
C&lsi#ator says. a . tfy &
The wheat crop looks 9sjte promising, al
far as we can learn, throughout the State
farmers are quite forward with their spring
pIowIng, sowing oats, &c. Pastures are
now quite good in most parts, alnrding re,
lief from the apprehensions Of scarcity
Of fodder. VII. s.s.s.# s.ss.RaE
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Hoy TO KEgP PRESERVES Apply the
white Of az egg, with Q suitable brush. 20
single thickness of tissue paper, with which
cover over the, jars; the paper mnst be. suf,
6cisnty large 10 cover the edges ar inch or
two. and will requile no tying, becNming,
when dry, incunceivnbly tight and strong,
and impcVyioas 10 the air,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-07

Fhs influence WHICH women exerts is SIS
lent and sNlI, feliFalhet than sean, mol chain
ing the hands hals restraining our actions
w gaidMg into ths hsaiis I
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rEvrR-soRr c.uREn.

The Rev RICHARD DuNNING, Pastor Of the Presbyte
rian church. Adams Basin, Monroe county w. wrole TO ~
al have just received letter from Mr. CHANNEY DUNNlNG
relative he Of his Feyersore. You may depend on
what it for lie il Christian and an elder in the
church. Some years since he had TO have ono OF s legs en-
off, his life consequence Of Fever-sore The olei
leg being now affected and be amputated, recon-
nended BRANT's MEDICINE Read the result He says -
hare used only BOTTLES of BRANT'S MEDICINE
placed HOPE from recommendation, IN thnt MedlcfM
and say that with the blessing OF God, thas SeES
a cnreof mn Le1'b PAMPHLETS full
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lN Or I'hers Is a factory 10 BIEminghnIn
Englend, which, incredible ss'it may seen
turns pui Elk thousand pins per ninn:e. #
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fseIrhe Lsslsla,urs u Kentucky hsye nlSro-,
pistsd 500 doIlass for The sreelion o. q
RoHagsens tOshs memory Of Cd. Richald
WI. 1ohnscH. sil asss.i .sss .s5@,,i,s
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hooks: HOOKS.

MD W%MASe 30 &M aSe
'TNIE subscriber is receiving directly Of the
publishers, bis new and splendid stock oi
Standard School and Miscellaneous BOOKS, con
sistiiig in part Of the following catalogue:
Canning's select specehes, Napief's Peninsula'
war, Rollins Ancient History. 4 vols. Thier's
French Revolution, vols, Rsterlock on Divine
Providence, Works OF S. r.. S1ndon, complete,
PoTock's course If Time, gilt edge, Pilgrims Pro.
gress, do, Life OF franklin, Life Of Lafayette,
Women of France, Letter writer's. Millions Pai'
adise Lost. Gill edge. Nioore's Irisn MelodieG-
DO, Lamaftine's works, do., Lola Rookh, tlo.,
Wadsworth's Poems, do, Kirk White, do, Roke,
by, do., THpper's Philosophy, Remarkable Char
actels. Aeroic Women, Remarkable Shipwrecks,
Jack Hinton. Alsn,the following School Books
School Bibles and Testnments, MeGnGeys series
of School Books, Cobb's Town'sand u S. Spell
Iefst Rays Dasie's, and Colbnm's Arithmetic
KirKham and Bullion's English, Latin and Greek
GTammars; Comstocks Chemistry, Philosophy
Miaeraiogy Geology Physiology. at4
Also Gap paper, Post do. glib edges. note pa.
tper. envelopes plain and fancy. wall paper lind
bordering, bristol bonrdss driving piper, mIsic
paper. perforated board, portfolious, bloting en-.
ses album, inks, steel pens, waters, sand paper,
| All Of which he will sell cheap. Call and ex
anime The stock. FNB &9JOfIN BEALL.
Cadiz. May 8, l850--tE sfngiv
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Or The name Of Schoeleyls Mounlaia
Morris coansy, N. ! has been chaagedst
|fEpnlgt0wu.s Z hsiasls a8t gs.a
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"-l I -. II. SIIOTWELL
.r,.,,,n AS, .sp ur ANN SnT ICITOT

-hg'YORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
I'm CHAN NCER2,
CADlZ, o.
HNONTINUES 20 practice in Harrison ard ad,
~ joining counties, and gives especial ana
prompt attention to ,llectng, Business Of Execu-
iors, Administrators, Guardians, Wards, Parti-
uons. Sales q LAMBS, settlements .hAiates Titles
10 IisiWRSSues. COnyeyancing, suits at Law and
in Chad cry. leaning and Investment of money
and all other professional business placed in the
chnrge.
lIe is Agent for the Sta,e Bank of Ohio and
nthers. Tor h.ining money, &C., &c. Office ia
Lilgore's Bhilding. on Market street. aP-5l-ly
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-07

O. B KINNEY merchant Clinton Oneida county, NJ r.,
Informed us that cancerdoctor in said county was eecng
wonderful of CANCERS through the efficacy of BRANTS
PURIFYING EXTRACT. cancer doctor in Greene county.
N. Y. is also using said PURIFIER Mr. B. SETTLE drug
gs, Cunajoare Montgomery county, N Y, has informed
Of an important Of CANCER of long standing which
effected aged lady Of that place ~ therefore, this
PURIFIER Cancer by its purifying, healing power, whi
impure disease Of the blood not cHre Seysn years.
experience and triumph there are none but what WI
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRH(EA, &e.

"BYRoN, GENEsEE Co., N, Y, Oct. l9, 1857
"Messrs M. T. WALLACE & CO.: Some time last winteI
my wife became debliated from the effects Of LuoGI
and Nursing Mouth thn she could lift her child pei
form any household Labor Her medical treatment varied
according TO the advice and prescriptions of the eminent
physcians until skill exhausted In useless efforts She
became very skeleton that the time she commenced
king Bydnfs Medicine she weighed than eigry-ve
p0unds bat by the time she had taken four bottles became
perfectly we'll The perfect that abe now enabled
9do all necessary household work. and gained thirty pounds
uf flesh In four weeks e4.il} w - III 1Nt3J - Nt7Tl
yours truly C. B, GALENTINEn
The reader will observe that Mr. GALENTtNE saws "ouv
sKiLLn He we are informed by z s TERRY Esn Of tha
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-07

TO Dr. DISTRIBUTED, a$ 5000
Z N acaisi0B 10 which VIM. Hogg 6 Ga. hirVe re-
ceived and opened nice small stock of Goods,
aud will next week receive much larger assort-
mem. all of which have been selected and pur-
caused with great care, and exclusively for CASH
WciheTeiore most respectfully request our old GUS
tnmcrs, and the Pahlic in general, to call and cx-
nHine the bargains we are Offering, rst only u.
Grown Muslins. Blue Prints. and a Red Calicoes,
but also in Cloths, MEMS Wrar,3
m ID X ESS 500 DS
BOnnets. Bonnet Ribbons and Flowers, Panama
Hats. and Goods IN general. Give usa 9 4, and
you will find us competent and wiling to redeem
the above p ledge " otherwise we will not trou-
bic yom in future with lnse promises and decisions.
Or Further par ticulars mex, week. Ay
ap9-tf H- WIN. HOGG & Co.
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Piow CastIngs Of nearly every pattern. Waffle
/ irnns for stoves, Fencing for Graves and 'FRONT.'
tfss Houses, PIow Puiais, MUM Pans, q new ar
lticIe. and CHIMNEY Tope, &c. ..ss
Orders for any thing in the aEoye line THINK
fully received aid promptly filed on tho sbortes
notice. Old Metal taken "a exchange Tor new nj
/ lie highest nash prices. DAVID POOL.
~ nng. Ip.s5k Y fl3fs AFt'
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AGKICUi.TURAL.
.REED THE PEOW,

~ c. D. sruAEr.
speed ihe Plew and turn the arrow
Scatter wide the yallaw gram.
Soon it will, with golden harves.s.
Bring an hundred fOi,s "xa-ni
Who 20 hpppy us The Ploushman!
Up and singing with the snn,
Happy, rudsing ia 'hs.1hr'e~;
Happ, when the day is done.
Speed the plow and turn the fnrrow,
Sow the pccd and reap the li'nd,
Envy not the king his sccptIc,
Better ;fils the plopghman's'handi
None 50 happy us the plbss''ta"n,
None on earth so true a lord;
Reaper Of the golden harves's,
i.'-.' Flanter of the mellow sward,!
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or A clerk iW mercantile establishment,
Mritesio his friends al hoSe, have a
pIaguy easy time qf i now-ad days -Ysly li,ile
~ as77onr firm don't gdpsyasey" ~
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Price Reduced
ss'- VAUGHNS g '91
LITHONTRIPTIC MIXTURE,
large IlottIesEOnIy one polar.

d.
Large Ilortes : only one Dollar. -
Tbs Proprs,ot Of tss Grssi Rsmsar yAVaHS's
vEoETasLE LfrHoerRiPTie MiIrrRs,~ Induced by Ihs
urgent ssistsboa o. hs Assh0 hFOssaeui tAs uniss4
staiss aHd Can.lu, has Hor rf s- ua
Reduced the Price l l11a5 --
sf his pOpaar and vel known aIdels; ADa frOn ts sss
hsuesforth he yF pa No hvi siEs Ohlv.-hs saan
bstiss:-ths rtaii price will Be tE
N'i' ONE DOLLAR.
The public nay ss assured that character & Si
sins ils strength. and curative popsuis WILL ATIAH
usoHASsED. and the wll be bestowed IA Nre-
pairing it a. heretofore.
thi. ricfns undsr reaucel price. will bs purchased
by th.- who have not hitherto made henssves acquainted
with ts viues the proprietor would beg intimate that bis
ae Is nst chased with the vast amount Of Remedies
Of the dsy claim fOr lsef spr Asaitnr porsr' "a
al disaasss Aoa an Othr preparation Hop beters he
orEd and has sustained itself for eight by its superior
medical virtues and until this reduction commanded dosho
the price Of any other article In this line -s
NorIcE PAsTror5ARLY this article acts with g'ai heal
log power and certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
and all other organs upon proper action Of which life and
health depend.
This medicine has a justly high eputs as remedy for
Dropsy and Gravel
and all diseases Of that Il be rsd upon when
the intelligent physician hna abandoned his pahent-eha of
these distressing Diseases especially DROPsv the prOp'
DIOR would earnestly Hsd honestly recommend IT, At h
present price easily obtained ks ALL and the al will prove
the article to be the 5.4 ........- a....-. ..
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
Please ask for pamphlets-the give them away;
they contain over sixteen pages receipts tn addition full
medical matter) valuable for household purposes and which
Will save many dollars per year practical hspsSkeepen
These receipts are introduced make the book OF great
y.lus aside fron s character advertising medium for
The medicine the testimony In favor OF which, IN tho form oil
letters from all parts Of the country may be relied upon
kE-"Vaughns Vegetable LthOntrptic Mixture the
Great American Remedy. for sale in quart bottles al "
oseh small bottles at 50 each. No small bottles VIII be
issued afer the present stock Is disposed Of
Principal Office, BsfIalO, N. Y. O7 Main Street,
G. VAUGHN.
An Letters excepting from agents and dealers VITA
whom he anIacts buness must be post paid or no attention
will he given to them. .e..r .....E -.. su
AGENIS-John BeaH, Cadis O.
s-s A. r. Croskcy, Mem Market, {
Hogg &, Parrish. MoorGeld, {
.aa Thomas Armell. Antrim, 0 -'
.F e as Ogden & Clark, Cambridge, {
--sa. H. Roby & Co., Lcesbnrgh, {
-ga J Forbes, sen" Hdgtrstorn,C q
Nay q, 1850 .9 sa.i
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FRESEI rREEE !

II ME subEcriber will have Fresh Beef. of.a su-
i perior quality, iii Murket. eYeiy Saturtiay
morning (ntltlay light, during shemontlioi Feb
ruary, and irbm that timafotward every Tuesday
and Saturday morni1gs.Aal3 agg ,aSNfehat
Meat cn1. III nlI Times, be hal either sat Nh
Cnrhahahs slaughter hodAe. 5f the cellar ii ttt
snbscsi sibers dwelling. ,hehouse formerly oecnpieg
by N iaaJ Bs8tiy.ie sTendlOBERT 4IOL MES. I
cadiz, February 8, ls5Lsag sii 10 oG baa
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Avr6aw Waste df fR@ EInasepai l-svp ladiHs
kissing sath orher 'I's'lss t,1,s haa
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Gadiz Foundry.
Cooking Stoves.

FENIIE subscriber having purchased Of the late
Il proprietor. F.. NJ. Scott. his entire interest
in the Catfiz Foundry, sakes pleasure in announ-
cling to the public that he has had many years
practical experience in the business, and il now
doing NJ in his power to fit up and put in good
working condition tho entire macbiReTy Of fhe
establishment Being thus prepared, lie win keep
SonstF nily on hand Cooking Stoves Of MI the
yarious Pattssas. Pnrlor and Egg Stoves, Fancy
Fronts, franklin Stoves and Crates Of all sizes
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o. Whea does = spAD look IKE ! campo
IbpIH WbeH he hooks round, ssVk
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Or Francis Pige, nf Indiana llasnrun
swsy from hirss rjesa aps fass llpas Rsses,
llsSs : hog s'a Fssss ssse &g
sNtfI VA f 4E 5B9ss Il sli4 I'D
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a. claaes Az 10 oId friend isF 1 ps~
ncausinsnnge rRN sltaN .iss2
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LIVER-COMPLAINT !!

DR. NATHAN HUBBARD, of Stamford, Conn, one of the
Oldest and most respectable phystcans was afced wb
Liver- Complaint many years. and was perfectly cured by nih
4 Il !. nluI, a...al
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CHANGE OF LIFE
Dyspepsia-sour Stomach!

.-. "ATTIcA, Genesee Co, February |, 1919. p
an. T. WALLACE CO--GentemeB: was, for
than year, afflicted with disease of the stomach could
eat fat greasy substance without causing pain
Sickness and vomiting and continually afflicted with
stomach as an experiment tried one bottle of BRANT
MEDICINE which, to my utter DISAPPOINTMENT edsed and
sred The usual pain after eating therefore used second
bottle which has completely cured the disease. am now
well end hearty and eat almost anything whpnt being
Z" Yours respectfully, IrlIFT T. s. WILCOX"
MI. Wilcox Is o reanectAhle merchant OF Aticn =
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CLOTHS AND CASSIMERS,
with appropriate trimmings, at or store. There
81 notas good stock in town as ours from which
to choose New York and Philadelphia Fish
ions will be regularly received.
Ky uaying in common with every body clsc,
known for long tiuc that such an establisnnlal
as the aboye was badly wanted in Cadz, we con
fdemly hope that the public will triumphantI>
sustain us. On our part, wcwill exert ourselves
to the utmost 10 please.
! Cadiz, April E5, 1850.