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tients remained who were not expected to survive.
At Cascade there had been two deaths, and at Re-
treat one; at Great Valley one case had occurred,
which was likely to prove fatal. At Mountain
Valley the people were so terrified that they had
refused to bury the dead The Governor had
directed one Of his medical staff to proceed imme-
diately from Spanshtown to tho district
Six persons had died on Riley's estate, within the
previous two weeks, notwithstanding it Il situated
in . healthy locality, and the presence Of good
medical advice.
Ire Customs Tonnage Duty bill has passed both
branches of the colonial Legislature, and received
the assent of the Governor. The bill re-imposes
the duty of 2s. Cd per ton on vessels entering the
several ports of the island, until the 10th October
ensuing, when that rate will he reduced to Is per
ton. The bill will remain in force for seven years
The duty Oh cavendish and manufactured tobac-
co has been reduced to Id per Id.
The Falmouth papers say that the estates in
that vicinity suffering severely for want Of rain
and injury to the crops was feared. On some Of
the properties il was difficult to procure water for
the stock; the pastures were literally parched and
the cane fields in deplorable condition. In Fail
mouth, the weather was deplorably hot, and the
atmosphere loaded with crowds of dust and
the disagreesbe malaria from surrounding marshes,
which, It was feared would be the cause Of disease
and death
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fy The promothsus we have received alesct Ia
mai, = psytts " the I3tb met
The Brhish ,nsil stespsbip Conwat, wi'h Ia
mails 81 April ", amiveJ 1T kngstcu ni ls lJtt
inst. Aroug thc lssseugsft wee number 81.
tosmish miners, Who ave - "a cussysi II .lts'
mining o'tfatou. uudCr Tire d,r.ctioU a. -. el"4'-
gcmefy Martin. lltNr . aoihef ~ ssttia' Hce2
IL the Wet loJcs
The cholsia l,as made 10 r-spis yr.rea 10 ~
lat'sh q liSn 9yyr. ~ s.tratf'l 1a'i = o. 40
been drv deaths ~ IT,. Oh i.t2s., prl s1r~o ~
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Arrival Of the Steamship Pron,.sheus.

The steamship Promethcus, Capt. IL. w. John
scr, arrived yesterday morning from Chagres. ria
Kingston. ia. The +. left New York April 2sth,
and arrived at Chagres on the morning Of the eth
inst making her outward passage IN eight days aud
ten hours.
She ieft Chagrcs the evening cf the 10th instant.
arrived at Kingston the morning of the 18th,
and again left the evening Of the 18th, arriving
at Quarantine, Staten Island. gu the l9th-runnng
time from Chagrss, seven days aud twenty-five
hours.
Annexed is hst Of the passengers hy the Pa
Cuh.Rrs-s,eanshis prome,beu,--eea oleey sSt isdr,
s ass" N s ISiq Man. fsa ss' MssfG s r:
i :s f:.' f 5,s y. rs. 4 @
.d III scS s,s od neA1 aslre MI 1
q IA Bsaon. " y chssssercaah. James fsrnae 80
,,ss;;p;sii,. q y@i;s, : bot 7 r:s.s;i p:%
s"s Il r Sd ~ . sSSs JOIN a"9 wv
Snail bss p ss H cs 80, s ss S's nssn
s's, ies.ph n,s1! fs"es% "a weI 80 s',o,.r InG;
Davis. ri.pis. ko.endsn. Howard. Z -sne,. Co
c2se,srssSi G ILL., Je @s.I Il ' Lv'srs.
cisr,s Bonn. James icnmse. Geo " weodarerth.
ss. Cat ncs,sei Dr W me- efa Mer. "'F
Il Tsr r.%tsa ai lsi or wv A.
l,asc. isaae i,Ast' Jane hcsin nm noagboa. Eawsri
sssss s.sdsss, pl,ss s'is rer,s ss'i cs. s.'s
pal.ney. Firs liza q lIsrri.e.. 49, Hasis. :
tea hs!i, Adams. ~ Ro,gr,-. iefn wi n,,n r.r
ilssty y Cta@,srs o : ,.wsr!. u syi,r.,.r ctsr,s
INK MscS Si%f s sSs f. e'ss f.S n naff as
MN whtsi,Ss Acql;s ~. E.a,s fea' g,
fdHssiaer ttsms ~ S 1 ieia wso S'I r,S.
a'r. u Asar,r 5 1 u5cr. knFai.I-i. a @ ii,s.. !
Mergsa 9s,,e; 90 ,,saon ryt,e Yale "a, N.csl. u
p, ley y N'"sii ighg ~. ~ roc r.r' fraat
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A1EREiEiE rood.
Prom the sunday Mercury !


ltfom IN" snn''y Mercury
The Cewla a'a Enqsirrr has long been nota-
rious Tor the facility snd ABILITY vita NS'eh rs1r-
into row; and 70 Long il las sr,w. i i o. very
little consequence to i whether The subject - "a
actor or . .enstof. ~ome ivvrteca year sgo u
rcsI9nsible cditor csI-i upon all tho buti's o.
New OK 10 unite with hn ~ driving Wool, tnc
voeais', ftt'n The country "a he ground 'htt IL
had sighted native art!.t woman .. doabiial
Reputation AID q hseign bath, - w. bcl.cte thn
IesioH1'sls editor p tac ce'2i" 90 fHf''," ScH
knew. he prime m9ter u inst fyW ~. rrPouee
~ ihe t"wsr gia IfYhb", Wac ta~'as "stm
in'etest ~ 10 any became atr 'as'np'en' o.
.esut ~ tnat fo~ va thal Mr. A." eoi "'s dn'rn
,iohl We 81 s'"st. an ntabl ION ''f e'ant'g.
y Uhhec's-s'y ~ IoAo" t"c 1'r.'1g@ ntfr'
~ ~. oush ~ ~ f'Inanisms. o., TAtn Y -, 1e.h
nc rvinottf ~ sAsya.a-ct t'oi" ~ Pfta - "a
.,Ia, ~, 49, -. y. ~ ~ - - - a.
- t't grAt re = .ae s'!''t' s1 ,.eJ "sri' ~
~" ths sH,.st 'V.' ~ ',lt' ef s'aN :" ~ ~
a.. 49, 80. AZ ~
-, ~, 80 N. r., ~
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fFftm the Sunday Atlas
L,a Friday Mr.. James Watson Webb made an
attack on Mr.. Nathaniel y. Willis, through the
columns nr the New York cowicy ard Ea1ni,sr
AZ toe os1sst, we determined not TO notice the
affair al 4'.. tSgaTding Il. ss We dd, personal
matter, .,t d right should be conaned 10 tle par
lies ~ ,sp.. but, a!terwsrd, indiag that i ild
~ town 'sk "a spite Of IS, We ogn ludcd to g.ge
Dir. wcbo main charge to the public.
II {. proper b say that if we had son tie card
Tia VIII, publishcd IN one Of ths gazette, Of yr.-
to-day, before thc extract We maGs LAD ~, tnto
type. Il would have been omitted.
tof Ourselves, We do not hesitate 20 say tha, Mr.
WINS card carries with II to our mind, thorough
conviction a. ~ truth and honesty. Others may
ain. otherwise. lis story = plain. slnlp.c. and "
iae Point. And, IL the card be true then j. Webb
4 q ia most lsmentsbie condition in tie eyes or
syciciy. Pat. IL IL be iase DO not perceive that
3 can fail to Re- nder him obicc, % disgust and
shhotrcnce. " Mr. Willie actually scduoed young
gil Of "gest respcctabity aud beauty" VINO hts
become the viituous wife OF worthy husband.
AID = now q reputable mother and = M IA Der Of
digniEtd asd honorable society, what i not the
,n.amy OF tie base snd cowardy incendiuy, who,
10 crafty his malice. and to ACHIEVE a s..i.h nj.
dlsgs her before the public ii even guilty her
guis should have been forever BID isvm The gaze
az lie world.
Without participating 10 Nj. Wills difficulties.
,'tn ~ Thus years srd upwa!ds vrrr tho pros, we
Lave found u0thng quite % vie, - s,tos.ogs. VI
- coxar,i'v, ~ The attack Webb aRl,es on laslv
.ho. he .ssf. IL he daughter 81 "uclr and very
dear ifud" lls msiignily l worthy Of the viiest
vrtich that ever paId,red to crime. Mr. wis
,sid : h.,b We cannot find room FL. unquafcdiy
deu., lYa fcftisrs all that Webb avers.
Ne Lad hcte ceased, an did not irtscd 10 add
another soid 10 subject - we'd calcusted ~ eS-
cite ihc hJ'gnstion ofevery father, e'cy guardian
81 itma'e !ionof and siriue--every common pro-
toto, of Vomsns fsmp. The bastard, tie CO ward,
700 Brute Who can be guilty Of the a.rocious deed
~ mediate with disgust, can cnly find sIDlOgist
- tttse Who may plead that ~ Wa either insane
~ d.uik. yhen he committed the dsstsrlly act.
1he d,td. however, has found n appropriate re-
Nmd; bAd. affcr~ icr lays careful observation.
sc ave rtepss red 10 az that Mssb's attack not on
~. " I'is. bti ~ woman, has secured the IN
suF aattd si4cUencp snd detesfaiion &C the whole
81. irA,a aston al conteuTi ~ che maicioas
po:its -" thi co"turreni enoli0u' .! Ell classes
nfkDcitiy.
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PemmO OcIx's seed mssd Grain Planter

PeNMOcBK's Seed nssd GTiLtM PBamaeH.
Patented March ls4l--R issued October l849.
FgWIiS MACHINE operates equally well on all
/ kinds of Land, and is not injured by coming
i'll contact with rocks, roots, &c. 1t will plant
point rows in all irregular shaped fields withont
planting any part twice over. with a saving offrom
10 to Is per cent in labor. 1t will, with two
horses, plant from ten to twelve ncres per day Of
wheat, oats, barley and other small grains and
with one man and horse, it will readily plantfrom
fifteen to twenty acres per day of Indian corn,
beans, peas, &c. IL will save from two to three
pecks OF seed per acre, and yield from fifteen to
twenty per cert more than the broad cast seeding,
by distributing the grain uniform ut any desired
depth, md leaving u ridge of earth between the
ows. The roots Of the young plant are protcc.-
edsduring the winter by the action OF the frost
and rain mouldering the earth upon them. instead
Of being thrown out and exposed us in broadcast
On this account the stalk is stronger and less sub
ject TO mldews, and is not SO liable to injury by
the fly. The Farmer is frequently prevented b.
rain from narrowing in his grain after il is sowD,
which narrowing is needless in seeding with this
machine. as it completes the work at once.
The Grst premiums have been awarded to this
valuable Machine ut the New York and Phia-
delpbia Agricnltpral Societies. Machines and
rights can be had on application to a.an
7A GIDEON SWAYNE, Pittsburgh Pa.
Agents wanted to canvass. will give 500
foS what wheat this Machine viii gain in yield
in pInnting fifty acres. ] caution the public
against infringing upon my paten, under the pen
atty Of the Law made nnd provided. The sub.
sciber, thankful for past favors respectfully So
licits o continuance Of public patronage. Letters
post paid, addressed to Gideon Swnyne, Pitts
bufgb, Pa, will meet prompt attention. ~
ap2-3m n E GIDEON SWAYNE. Z
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Tavern Stand and Store Room,
Road Notice.

DUgIIc NOTICE is hereby given ihai q fter
thirty days from this daten petition will be
presented to the Trustees OF GeriDan township,
iInrison county. Ohio, praying for the location
and estnblishmentofa
Township Road,
AZ the north enl OF Market street,
in The town Of Jefferson. in said county. and TO
run from thence through the lands OF Jackson
Adam Snytei,and Dauiel Miller, to the
county line aud corner Of Carroll and Jefferson
counties. to lntersect a township road leading
from thence to intersect the road leading from
to Rumley on the lands John Sho.
Der. Esq., in Carroll county. Dated this 10th
day, A.D. 1851. may A-1t-p fills
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Sheritl's Sale.

SneTHI 5 sac. rH..
Samuel Ilealea and1 a.u.
Mary Ann his wife, ......
Eleno, B"yle'. WI Petition Tor Partition.
dow. & jas Boyles, a#sa
Wy VIRTUE Of decree aud order Of
IN sale, issued ou, Of the Conrt Of Common
Pleas, Of Harrison County, Ohio, aud to Ine
directed, will offer for sale, in iron, Of the
Cour. House, in the town of Cad 2. in said
county, on Saturday, the l4M day Of June
next, between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, and 4 o'clock, P. NJ. Of sail dny, the
following described Real Estate, to wit: sub.
ject to the widows dover, sltunto in said
Harrison County, and described as follows
10 wit: being part Of the nort>eas, quarter
'f section No eight. in Township IL, oil
Range No. four, IN the S:eubenvile land
district, and bounded ms follows, 10 witt
Beginning for the somc al point on the EAST
line OF said quarter section, 4S perches south
OF tho nofth-east corner thereof, nnd uuninp
thence with the section line lis perchcs;
ihence west, along the south line OF said
quarter 69 and q 10Th perches; thence north
lis peTches; thence east 90 aud 6 10Th per-
ches 10 the pluce 0f beginning; continuing
so acres more OF less Also the following
additional tract or parcel Of land, TO wit: parl
Of the said north east quarter OF said section
No. 8, beginning for the same at tho north
enst corner Of said quarter section, und rilh.
ming thence eas, 40 peichrs; thence south
~ perches; thence west 40 perches; thence
north IL 6peIches. IN the place Of beginning
cOninlalag four acTes more or less. Also.
the following additional tract OF parcel OF
land, described ali follows, to wit: Being q
part of tho aforesaid north east quarter Of
section No, 9. beginning forIkc same na the
north east corner of said quarter section, md
'unnIng ilieace west, with The section line,
l2O nefcisesj iience4 south i6 ,,erchcs
thence weAs 40 pgFehea; thence south. 2.l
iperches; ihence easi l60 pefches; thence
n"rlh IS perches, 10 the place Of beginning
conla'iIisg 4 4 acfes fnqre On less. Being
I,he same tract Of land that William BoyIes,
late Of HARRISON c0uaty, deceased, died seiz.
led. and Possessed in feeof, and which lie held
Nv virtue ofs deed in fec simple, from WIN
Brrett, Sheriff OF said county bf Harrison
b airing date August l4tls, A. n. i844..
d. HILBERT. Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Cadiz, q, May la'h, 1851
mnsl l4-tsY 5Ifl.,s.l t.ls ..s 81 ra8so4 Wa
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HOLLOW W ARE.

Plow Castings of nearly every pattern, Waffle
Irons for stoves, Fencing for Graves and Fronts
for Houses, Plow Points, Muffin Pans, ii new ar.
ticle, and Chimney Topsy&c. Gs nv gyy- n
Orders for nny thing in the above line thnnk-
fully received aud promptly filed on the shortest
notice. Old Metal taken III exchange tor new at
it's highest cash prices. DAVID POOL
ap9.iy-'5i
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become the VICTIM or oUAcKERy. ms by the pre-
scriptions contained in this book, any one may
egre mselfwiihout hindrancn TO bnspess, or The
knowledge Or the most Intimate friend, and with
one-tenth tho nsnal expense. In addition to The
general routine Of private disease, it fully ex-
plains the cause OF manhood 'senTly decline, with
observations on mnrriage--besides many other
arrangements which II would not be proper to
enumeraie in the public prints. ss.s
Any person sending "a CENTS enclosed in a
letter, will receive one copy OF this book, by mail,
OF five copies will be sent for one dollar Address
Dr. WIN. Young, No. 1852, Spruce street,
PHILADELPHIA. Postpaid. a3
DIR. YOUNG can bc consulted on any OF the
diseases described 10 his different publications.,
at his Office. l52, Spruce street, every day between
and 3 o'clock. Sundays excepiedl ap93-ly
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National House,

CORNER OF STRuBEsvILLE AND Warren sTREE-s
CADIZ, OHIO,
One square west Of the Public Buildings, form
erlY occupied by Th0nas c. Vincent.
- TnEsuBscRIBER thankful for tbs
EssI patronage heretofore bestowed upon
tsis him. would beg leave to announce
&l4e4s TO his old friends and the public az
large, that be continues at the old stand. This
establishment, has been renovated and put il in
complete repair, aud furnished il with entire new
Furniture. Ibis house is located in the most
pleasaai and business part OF the town.
THE STABLEs are extensive, aud have also
been thoroughly repaired, and will ut all times be
provided with the best Of pravender, and attended
by careful and obliginghostlers.
Connected with rhe establishment, is large and
extensive WAGON VAR ,(the best in Cadiz)
and suitable for Menageries and Circuses.
No pains will be spared to render those who
may favor the National House with oail, a
comfortable us possible, by which means the un-
dersigned hopes to merit and receive liberal
share oi patronage. ttst ......
DROVERSaccommodated with nny amount Of
Stabling required.
B0ARDERS received by the week, month or
year. -
Suitable Rooms can befurnished for Private Fa-
miles. rt.H.-
have connected with the above establishment,
n LIVERY STABLE, which, for tyle of CARRI-
AGES, and sa icty Of HoRsEs, cannot be surpassed
by any establishment of the kind in the country.
CHARGES MODERATE.
THOMA McCUE.
Cadiz, April 9, IS5l-Iy
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,

JOHN LYLE, Proprietor.
FouRTH STnRET, THREE DooRs N0RTR o. MARKET,
1,s.1 STEURENYILLE, OHIO. = sg
TNHiS HOUSE has II pleasant and convenient
location, and is the largest and newest Hotel
in the city. Strangers who visit Steubenville win
find at the above house everything necessatY.Lo
their comfort. The stabling iseNtehsive, and was
built expressly for the accommodation OF ofDrovers
aud Pedlsrs. N -sEs u Ea F.
He invites his old friends and travellers gencr-
ally IN Harrison and the surrounding counties, TO
give him call when they visit Steubenville.
nD2-ly
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;Pm.of the band that tiII the Lsna.

IH.|
I'm Of the haQr that till the land,
And draw from earth hsr store;
Right happy indeed is the hfeswe lead,
q 1yhiIe our days are passing Ger.
Many there are, in riches, far
Surprising the faIRer's purse, a-r
SShile sethsr IpHrs9its imsy yield NOR
Yet often produce much worse. fruits
we envy not the statesman's lot, II Il
Still clamoringferlhis class, rl4 I.l
Ne. bis that fights for glory's rights,
.Atseme redpubled pass.
No. .riskhsSe we on bOistqrpEs sea,
Nor searsiest tempest .whelm,
An we possess without redress, 'a
While laboring at the helm.
She fruitful field its bounties yield,
A rich reward for toll,
BE ours the trade to ply the spade,
And deeply plough ssse sill.
I'VE walk abroad or carpet sod,
And flowret's kiss our feet,
NEhese odors rise to scent the skies
A tribute pure and meet.
To all who give the means to live,
As,brother shares with brother,
AS thps iiplfl the holy will
That bids as love each other,
sOlE!life secure, from guile and pure
To thee my life clings ever,
with :allis might and fond delight.
TO change from thee. no never.
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shlvimg! SIl.lVimg!! SIanviMs!!

shaving! Sllaving!! SIaavilss!!!
9TENlS something strange iha! LOT WILLIS
can't be beat shuving and he most re-
spectfuly informs the citizens OF Cndiz and vicin-
ity that he has RE MOVED his shop to the base
ment room in Mr.. Dewey's building, nearly oppo-
site WIN. Hogg's store, two doors from Mr.. John
Philips grocery, and adjoining Mr.. Hunters.
'Tis also strange that he can't be beat at cutting
hair, backing boots, md in fact everything in
his line OF business All he asks is n fair trial.
TERMS BY TIE QUAR- TER.
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DMAs JONES. EDWARD iSoPE
" ha JONES IL ROPER.

5H hs JONES IL ROPER,
Fashionable BARRIERS and Hair DressPrs
WTOULD respectfully announce to the citi-
wv zens of Cadiz that they hnye taken the shop
recently occupiedhy Lot Willis, on Marketstrcet,
directly opposite the Hardware store. They. re-
specially ask the public to give them n call.
All'who huge bealls TO cut or hair TO crop,
JUST c1ll on US at our new shop,
At noon or eye. by night or day. z 8&.sI8
Or nny time that you can stay; ,GteH
. But give us time, dear sir, to rest a
Upon that day that God has blessed.
Our room is neat, or towels clean,
Oar scissors sharp, and razors keen, s,s
And everything we think you'll find.
10 eui, the taste and please the mind,
And then we move our hands Us true,
AS any barber e'cr can do,
With rapid touch we smooth the face,
And dressthe hair with equal grace,
And all that arr and skill can do, W. iDe
Your money win procure for you. npe I'm
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ID OCTO TX YOU gs . ELF
f.. Eyn.. Tsaaet,, Zoe (yoats a. l. q

BY MEANS of the Pocket
Esculapius, or, Every One
His own ihysician! being
the ThirtieM edition, with
upwards ola hundred ensra.
wings. showing private dis
eaaes in every shape and
form. and malformations Of
the Generntive systems, by
VIM. YOUNG, M, I'd.
The time has now arrived,
that persons suffering from
secret diseases. need no moro
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ne The greatest advantage follows deep
digging in dry seasons, and trench draining
is necessary to success in wet locations.
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LEVI q. FORsYTHE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
=. b. SHOTWELL

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
IN CHANG cry,
CADIZ, O.
CONTINUES TO practice in Harrison and od-
" joining counties, and gives espeeiHl and
prompt attention to C.lleoting, Business of Execu
tors, Administrators, Guardians, Wards, Parti-
uons, Sales Of Lands, settlement Of Estates, Titles
to Real Estates. Conveyancing, suits Mt Law and
in Chad cry, loaning and investment of money,
and all otherprolessionul business placed in the
charge,
lIe is Agent for the State Bunk Of Ohio and
others, for looming money, &c, Sc. Office in
Kilgore's Building, on Market street. np-5l-Iy
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JAMES PAUL q co.
Importers 81 Wholesale Dealers in

JAMES PAUL q co. '
Importers 81 Wholesale Dealers in
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, oils, NapdI
torres and Glass Ware. Mdnufdcta-
ers Of Coach, Copal, Japan aud
n Leather Varnishes, Alcohol, pts.
al Nitre, and ulp. Ether.
No. HO4 MARKET STREET. WHEEDiEc VA
A RE now receiving the largest and most co
II plete assortment OF all articles in theirli
ever brought to thismarket. s
Having superior advantage in their purchases
they are confident Of sucoessful competition With
the eeasern market. with additionof oftransportgtion
and pledge themseiyes to sell goods lower thanev-
~ before offered in this city. Their stock COM
pises the following:
A full and complete stock OF Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals and Pharmaceutical preparations
Paints Of all kinds, ground and unground: Oils,
Sperm, Whale, Tanners. Elephant, Linseed, Olive
Lard and Caster Oils; Brushes Paint, Varnish,
Whitewnsh, shaving, Hair, Cloth, Backing Tam
ners', Counter, Bath, Table and Stencil Brushes;
Dye stufs ofevery description. and manuGctur
ers', FnlIers' and Hntters' articles.
Every description Of Glassware at manufacture
peTs' rices. June S, 1850,
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kn BOXES vmiagated Soap,
50 . white do. for saleby
june S, so. JAS. PAULL A. Co
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Cddiz FOsslIsatzry.
Cooking Stoves.

TTNIIE subscriber having purchased Of the late
I l. proprietor, u. NJ. Scott, his entire interest
in the Cadiz Foundry, takes pleasure in announ.
cling to the public that he has had many years
practical experience in the business, nnd is now
doing all in his power to fit up and put in good
establishment Being thus prepared, he will keep
constantly on hand Cooking Stoves OF all the
various patterns, Parlor and Egg Stoves, Fancy
Fronts. Frnnklin Stoves md Gtntes OF all sizes
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manner OF stains, grease spots. etc, ,etc.. etc. from
done at the shortest notice. lft.
Wen shave You well and wash you clean !
As any tody ever seen, sa..ss.-
And cut your hair and oil il too,
And scratch until you say twill do;
Don't you believe just come and try,
And see if what say's lie. .' &, <isgag
/ can't be beat do declare, s,s} tt.
In shaving neat or cutting hair;
And # at first | shave with ease,
You then can come whene'er you please,
know my hand is old and tried, ~
And never known 10 slip or slide,
My Raznrs are all rut and dried, efr ne
And never knownito tear the hide, h 50
Come one. come all, both high and low, "a
just take seat, you soon will know.
ap2-6m LOT WILLIS.
tIInAa O InAIca EI.iu. Rlacn
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q & II. M'FADDEN are receiving a ma gnif-
% cent stock of SPRING AND SUM MER
GOODS. selected recently with great care in the
Eastern cities consisting of :hc most modern styles
Of Ladies' and Gentlcmen's Ware. They invite
the attention of the public generally TO examine
their stock, aud Judge by comparison of their
styles and prices. Ss,1 ap9-u
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Cadiz. April 9, ls5l-ly