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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.

Il PANY Only through lht. fpr CALIFONsla 100
OREGON, via CHAGRES.-Fare reduosd.-Os MeH
DAY, Nov. ~. at 3 p ". The splendid double eoEi.s
steamship GEORGIA. 3,oo0 Guns burden. D. ID PersI,
U N Commander. slli SAT- OIL MONDAY Nov. N,Ap.
ely O'Clock NJ. TU her Pier az foot Of Warfsa's''
North River for CHtGRES -,
ChagTes passengers transferred at HAVANA 70 iDo
steamship PHILADELPHIA
PASSENGER leaving the GEORGIA Will Gomez, s 70
the United staios 81 ana steamship NOkTHEhNEn,s
sail without deay Il, San francscO arrival Of 'he
passengers and mail q; Panama ~,
For passage and ssht apply at the o-e, NO n
g., cor. Na..ea :. ~ y G.'-''s
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hIriAYURB Almanac. DAY.
SUE-R.ss % Sets-.--.4 % MooN-Rses --lO 5is
wArER----NOv. Is.
Sandy Hook Il ga Gov Island % 23m Hell Ga;s.2 In
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V,UE ANAL ELECTRIC ENGINE.

Il invened by Professor PAGE viii De further eIhoiied
at the Society Library each evening OF this week at "
o'clock Professor MAPES VIII lecture upon the subject
of Invention account OF the apofs Nnd de-
monsatir the complete success OF Doct rage t,kes
=, ~ 4 ,hr9rv - .pnis NIL Sc
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA AT BOSTON.
Bosros, Friday, Nov. IA, 1881.

BosroN, Friday, Nov IA, 1851.
The r. NJ steamship Cambria reached her
xbarf al East Boston at O'Clock this morning,
and her mails were forwarded South oy 'he
early train. They viii consequently be ID NS"'
York this afternoon.
Extract from Messrs. Barring Brothers s.,
Dated, "LoSpoS, Fnday, "a ,oa,te.s have
The Colonial and Foreign producs , and ~ eHect
heen very dull throughout the week, anI " go
sale importers have again had 20 MAKE
in the prices of many articles Moe bocn ro,de in
sra ~ ~ rate of discount. Silver has been IN ue
~ ..,J Tor india and has advanced "a.
Miscellaneous Intelligence.
N Kossu,h, family and suite, were to depart
from Southampton on the l1th November, oy
the II s. Mail steamship Washington ne onel
of the Ocean Steam Navigation Co. OF New
York, to provide free passage by mat Vessel,
having been accepted by Kossuth, the American
Consul postponed the departure OF the Washing
ton I'LL the lfth, In order that Kossuth may have
an opportunity of being present at the grand
Polish and Hungarian ball, which IS liked Tor the
18th. 40 v,I mac
On Thursday morning, Oct. 30, kossuth was
received in the Guild Hall, London, by the city
authorities. and the Corporation Address was
read TO him by the Town Clerk. Madame Kos
suth was present His passage through the city
was one continued triumph, and his reception IN
Child Hall was most enthusiastic In the even
Ing of that day a large crowd gathered IN front
OF The London Iimes office and publicly burned
several copes Of that journal. Oh huISudS
evening there was a large meeting IN LNeipooi
N take measures for tho reception of Kossuth IN
that town An Address was adopted, winch Is 10
be re ad TO him by Lord Dudley Stuart
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, voDr nA11y TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1851
~. for Boston, returned 10 Hail.

prrc FoREsr (Br Perry, for Boston, re- % na"-
fax "a INST leasy. -, o., ,,in,sl vellsx wa a
rassed 10Th inst LAT. % 81 lo1 90.
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PoRr PHILIP, July ll.-Eurther discoveries
OF gold have been made at Port Philip but we
have no definite facts as TO their extent or
value A Coal field has also been found which
surpasses any of those in the sister Colonies.
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kossuth,
FRANCE.

Meetings in favor of Kossuth were held las
nlrht In London
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NEW YORK. November /, 1851.
ROWEkf k.-Ihe President and
81 Directors have declared Sem Annual DIVIDEND
Of -FOUR PER CEsT payable % stock bp ders and at
ter the 10Th INST
The Transfer Books viii be closed from the % the sb
inst inclusive. B. order % the hOa6d
nj 3ws n @. BRADFORD. Cashier.
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RANK DEPARTMENT, Stateof New.
lpANK DEPARTMENT State of
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA SEVEN

~ PER CENT BONDS The interest becoming due
The rst Gag OF JanBar 1884, the per cent Coupon
Bonds II The STATE OF California add which made paya-
be IN this City. Will be paid and after that date on
presentation Of the proper Coupons, at oar Office.
WINSLOW, LANIER CO.,
nil 3TuTh&S&itC No ~ Wail.s'.
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DACIFIC BANK. New-York. Noyem-

Der A. 1851 The President and d rsctors have de-
cased dividend OfFOU for the SIX months
ending sOth INST which Will be paii and after me
ls Dec next The ansfe books wil bs closed from Ath
INST 10 Isl pT0K. inclusive. By o DER II the Board
hl3 Id j. CAMPBELL, JT, Cashier
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COMMERCIAL BANK, Perth AmbOy.

~ Notes this Bank taken Is cents the Dollar
Notes on the Bank Of New Rochelle James Bans, and
Farmers Bank Of DIIna are redeemed al par. ny n.
EVANS No. 70 and No. "a Fulton -, la payment for
Re 0dy.msde Cl0hIDg Of all desc u i0us. nl3 IL
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a1araets---.CAREFvILY REPORTED ron The TRIBUNE
, FRIDAY Nov "a.
AsHES-Ths market steady with a fsr ieessnd Sizes
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DUTLHARMONIC SOCIETY,

NVUSICAL.-Mess NOLL & RET
IVA zFI MANAGERS OF the celebrated SHAKSPERE
MUSICAL SOCIETY. are now prepared u i9rash PHI
yats PARTIES Ds With he west aud most iah0nAe
music For paItcuafs appy 10 Mr. EOLL. No, l59
Sullrvanst Mr. RlErIEL No nc laurenss,, &C AZ tne
music store Of SChARFENBERG \ LudS NV s 10
Broadway. nj ''i"A"NS
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19
NATIONAL HOUSE.
,oREER OF STEUcENNILLE AND WARREN eTR
CADIZ, OHIO,

COREER OF STEuCENNILLE AND WARREN eTR EE"
CADIZ, OHIO,
One square west of the Public Buildings FORM
crly occupied by Thomas c. Vincent.
@xzA VTNHESUBSCRIBE having lately
Ess1 rented this establishment, has
Issss 9renovated and put it in complete repair,
4sazz land furnished il with entire new Furni-
ture. This house is located in the most pleasant
and business part OF the town.
THE STABLES are extensive, and have also
been thoroughly repaired, and will at all times be
provided with the best ofprovender, und attended
by careful and obliging hosters.
Connected with the establishment, IL a large nd
extensive WAGON YARD, (the best in Cadiz)
and suitable for Menageries aud Circuses.
Having permanently located at the above stand,
the citizens generally and the heraveling public may
rest assured thatno pains will be spared to render
those who may favor the National House with n
call as comfortable as possible, by which means The
undersigned hopes to merit and receive a liberal
share OF patronage.
DROVERS accommodated with any amount Of
Stabing required.
BOARDERS received by the week. month or
year.
Suitable Rooms can befutnished for Private Fa.
miles.
have connected with the above estnblishmrnt,
u LIVERYSTABLE, which, for tylc of CART
AGES. and sa ety OF HoRsEs, cannet lie surpassed
by any establishment of the kind in he county
tTCIIARGES MODERATE.
THoMA MoCUE.
Cadi1, April II, ls49
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CADIZ FOUNDRY.
COOKING STOVES

VIE subscriber having purchased of the late
l. proprietor, E. M. 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, and is now
doing ali in his power to fit up and put in good
working condition the entire machinery of the
establishment Being thus prepared, he will keep
constantly on hand Cooking Stoves of all the
yanons patterns, Parlor and Egg Stoves, Fancy
Fronts, franklin Stoves and Crates Of all sizes
HOLLOW WARE,
Plow Castings of nearly every pattern, Waffle
Irons for stoves, Fencing for Graves and Fronts
for Houses, Plow Points. Muffin Pans, a new ar.
ticle. and Chimney Tops, &c.
Orders for any thing in the above line thank
fully received and promptly filed on the shortest
notice Old Metal taken in exchange tor new at
its highest cash prices. DAVID POOL.
Jan % 1851 ly43
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SheriH's Sale.

DY virtue Of a ii IA ct lev fl issued out of the
ID Court of Common Pleas Of Harrison county,
Ohio and to me directed, | will offer for sale in
front OF the Court House, in the town of Cadiz,
in said county. on Saturday the 22d day of
March next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A
NJ and O'Clock, of said day, the following
described real estate. TO wit: A certain Lot Of
ground situate in Archer township. Harrison CO.,
in the State of Ohio, and lying in the south east
part of the south west quarter OF Section three
Township eleven and Range S, contain ing forty.
eight acies more or less, being the same lands
now owned and occupied by Samuel Baker, ta-
ken in execution as the properly ofSamuel Baker,
at the suit of P. r. X. Brotherson.
Feb 10, 1851 St d HILBERT, Sheriff.
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or At this season of the year no medicine is
more necessary than DR. Hoohands German Bit
|ers. The great stimulating power of these BIT
ters and their property OF eradicting all impurities.
and renovaing the system, commend them highly,
and, in fact, all who would enjoy good health
should use them. The pres' is loud in praises OF
these bitfers. We can endorse all that has been
said in their praise, and, from personal observa-
tion, we know them to be superior to the thou
sand nostr'ims forced upon the public through the
medium Of advertisements. Dr.C. M. jackson
in Philadelphia. prepares this medicine.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19

Iect ii be recommended 10 the voters O
CSdz township 10 vote one hundred thou
sand dollars as n subscription to the capita
slock Of said company upon such conditions
and on such agreement with said company aG
will secure the completion Of said branch.
s. q. PepPard moved that the meeting ap'
point a committee of three TO put in nOmina
tion three candidates Tor Trustees Of Cadz
Township 10 serve the ensuing year.
TIE meeting appointed as said committee
l.. c. ForsyIhe, James IiaveT6eld aud C.
Dewey.
The committee reported the following
candidates for Trustees which sns adopted :
THOMAS McCREARY, JOSEPH SHA-
RCN JAMES HAyERFlELD.
On monOn Of Mr.. Lewion the meeting
adopted the following resolutions:
RcsoIUed, That il be recommended to the
people oil Cad z Township to vote on the
question OF sulhorising the trustees OF said
township TO subscribe on behalf fSaid town.
ship, stock 10 the amount Of SlOo 600 in the
SteubenVille and Indiana Rail Road with q
branch of the same TO Cadiz at the spring
elecIioR in April next; and that the present
trustees Of said township are hereby reque It'd
to give public notice as required by law that
said question will be voted on at said election.
ResoIred, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be signed by the officers Of the
same, aud published in both the county pa
Pers.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
WALTER JAMISON, C air nan.
A. G. TURNER, Secretary.
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SheriH's Sale

DY virtue Of IA ct lev IN issued ont Of the
ID Court Of Common Pleas OF Hurriso County
Ohio, and to me directed, will offer for sale iT
front Of the Court House, the town of Cadiz, il
said county, on Saturday the 22d day of March
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o..
clock 2. M. Of said day, the following described
property, 10 wit;
Two Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding, one Cherry
Table, one Cheny Stand. seven Chairs, one
Cherry Wardrobe, one Looking Glass, one Cane,
one riding Whip, two Dinner Bells, twenty-five
yards Carpeting. Taken Gs the property oil B
McGrew at the suit of james McMillcn.
March 5, 1851. D. HILBERT Sheriff
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Legal Notice.

George Shambaugh, excl
outOt of Peter NuP. decd In Chancery,
VS.. Petition to sell lands.
susanna NuP, Widow &C., &c.
TNO Jacob Nup, Edward Renneker and Mariah
i his wife, Henry Kimmel and Sarah his
wife, heirs at law and legal representative of the
said Peter NuP, decd, are hereby notified that
on the 24th day otFeb., A. D., 1851, said Execu.
tor filed his petition in the Court of Common
Pleas, for Harrison county, Ohio, the object and
prayer of which petition is to obtain nm order at
the next term Of said Court for the sale OF all the
real estate of which intestate died seized, and to
settle the rights of the widow Susanna fup un
der the will OF intestate.
JOSEPH SHARON,
Fep' ZO' loSl-tt. Sol for Petition.
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Farm for Sale.

ME subscriber offers at Priva te Sale, a small
l. Farm, continuing about 81 acres ofthe best
quality OF land, SIS or 60 of which are under good
ience and in n high state of cultivation. Said
farm is situated in Cadiz township, Harrison
county, on the Bottom Road leading from Cadiz
70 New Philadelphia, and adjoinging the Poor
House farm.
Terms accommodating. Apply in Cndiz. EIar-
rison county, Ohio, TO
Feb. 5, 81. IT,. JOHN PHILLIPS.
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TO the Qualified Voters Of CadiZ
Township.

Whereas. tho President and Directors Of the
Steubenvills and Indiana Railroad com.
pany have proposed to construct Branch
Railroad, leading from the town of Cad.
liz, IN Harrison county, TO intersect the main
inc Of said road nt the most eligible point
on the same, upon condition that the trustees
of Cadiz to oWnship will subscribe one hum
dred thousand dollars to the capitol stock of
snid company, Now, therefore, in pursuance
of the provisions of the act enulled an net to
incorporate the Sleubenville and Indiana
Railroad company, and Of the several acts
anne ndstory thereto, and for the purpose OF
asceriaining The sense Of the qualified vo,ers
of said township upon said proposition, made
by said company, and for the purpose of Ou-
,horizing the trustees Of said township 10
subscribe the said sum Of one hundred thou
sand dollars to the capital stock of said com
pany, if the sense OF the qualified voters nf
said township shall be found in favor of the
same. Notice is hereby given to the quali>
fed voters oi said townshipto to assemble ut
the usual place Of holding elections in said
township, on Monday, the 9TH day of April
next, and there vote by ballet for or against
said subscription; the words "for subscrip-
Iion" written or printed upon the ballot will
be taken and couuted as expressing the as.
sent Of the elector to the subscription as H.
foresaid and the words "ugaInst The suhscrip
tiom" will be taken and counted as d:ssen-
ting from said subscription.
And # a majority Of the votes given nj
said election shall be found to be in favor
Of said subscription, then and in that case
the trus'lees of said township will be autbo,-
zcd 10 subscribe on behalf Of said township
the s5id sum OF ohe hundred thousand dollars
to the capi'al stock of said company, and
TO issue bonds therefore on behalf OF snld
township.
JOHN DAVIS, T.,.,
DANIEL MITCHELL ""''P'
Cadz, March 18th, 1851.
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Legal Notice.
LcSdI "
Samuel Healea and Sarah !
Ann his vile, /

O~A ANNSANNs
Samuel Healea and Sarah1
Ann his vile,
james Doyles and John
Boyles. ct. al
said James Boyles and John Boyles, Dr..
l. Thomas Bradley and Eliza Jane his vile =.
Obadiah Slemmons und Eleanor Mary his wife,
and Eleanor Boyles, widow of William Boyles.
late OF Harris county, deceused will take no.
tlce, that Petition was filed against them on the
9Th day Of February, A. ID. 1851, in the Court of
Common Pleas for Harrison county, Ohio, by
Samuel Healea and Sarah Ann his wife, and il
now pending, wherein said Samuel Healea and
vile demand partition oi the following real estate;
part oi the north east quarter OF section No g. in
Township Ne IL, Of Range 4, in the Steubenvile
Land District: beginning ior the same at poip,
on the east line OF said quarter section, IS poles
south OF the north east corner, thence south with
the section line is poles, thence west along the
section line OF silid quarter SO 6-I0 poles, thence
north 10 poles, thence east 60 Clio poles to the
place beginning, containing so acres. Also, the
following tract or parcel of land, being part of the
said north east quarter of said section, beginning
for the same at the north west corner o, said quar-
ter, running thence east 40 poles, thence south 6
poles, thence west 40 poles, thence north l6 poles
to place Of beginning, containing acres more or
less. Also, the following described part OF said
north east quarter Of SAID section, to wit: 0egn-
ming for the same at the north east corner Of said
quarter section, running thence with the sertion
line 90 poles. thence l6 poles, thence ives. 10
poles, thence south % poles, thence east l6O
poles, thence north As poles to the place Of be-
ginning, continuing Al acres more sr less, aud
that at The next term of said court. application
will made ty the said Samuel Healea aud wifs
Tor an order that Partition may be made OF SAID
premises. Samuel Healea and Sarah
Ann llcalea, wife OF said Samuel
February l9, 1851
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19
Public Vendue,

NNHERE will be a Public SaIe Of the Stock,
il Hay, Farming Implements &C., Of the late
MoTdeeai Moore, Al his residence on Tellon
creek, Jefferson county. Ohio, (6 miles east ol
SPring6eld,) on WEDNESDAY, the 18th oi
MARCH, 1851, commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
A reasonable credit will be given. The Stock
consists Of
1000 Sheep, 40 Cattle, 20 Horses
and Colts, 20 Hogs, dc.
March S, Isl WILLIAM SMIREY.
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Sherif's Sale.
Solomon Smith ct. al. }
vs.. In ChancerV
Samuel Bell ct. al.

SOLOMON Smith ct. al.
vs.. In ChancerV
Samuel Bell ct. al.
DY virtue OF a decree and alias order Of sale
Dissued out of the Coult OF Common Pleas
Harrison county, Ohio, and to me directed, Iwil
offer for sale in front OF the Court House in the
town of Cadiz, in said county, on Saturday, the
22d day of March, A. ID. 1851, between :he hours
of 10 O'Clock A. M. and o'clock r. M, of said
day the following described real estate, to wit +:
par ito Lot No. llO,o wit: Beginning the corner
Of I. c. Vincent's and 81 ieet fromthe Southwest
corner Of said lot No. ITO and running thence
with said VincentS line $. 50 deg. E. i'll feet,
thence N. 40 deg. f. f.. thence N. SO deg. W
LII IT. to the alley at the back end of s,id lot;
thence 5. 40 deg W. #. to the place of begin.
ming. And lso l6 feet square in the Northeast
corner of In Lot No. 1870 in said to yn, and also
the three equal undivided eighth parts of the fol-
lowing par. of said lot No. 10 and lot No. Iii
in said town. to wit: % It. in front Oh Steuben-
vile st. off the Southwest side ofsaid lot No. 10
and #. in front off the Northeast side of said
lot No. III and extending bacA for each part of
sai1 LOT 80 leet. ID. HILBERT, Sheriff.
February IL .lS50-5t3S
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19
Railroad ~uceCS9sg
IN ARCnER TOWNSHIP.

IN HTLOTIE-L TOV1NDTTTL
There will be n meeting al the house oi
Mr.. GABRIEL HOLLAND, in Archer township
on SATURDAY, the 23lh Esi, at O'Clock
Of all persons in said township in lnvor of Or
opposed to the construction Of the S'euben>
vile and Indiana Railroad. Good speak ers
will be present on the occasion.
March 20. 1851.
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PROTECTION FIRE AND MARINE
ENS URANCE COMPANY

Nhe und ersigned, ngent for this old and well
l. established institution, continues to issue
Policies of Insurance against loss or damage by
fire, also against the hazards of marine or iIland
transportation, at the current rates Of premium
charged oy other responsible companies. All
claims for loss, under Policies insued by the un-
dersigned. will be promptly adjusted, and paid
by the General Agent Of the Company located at
Cincinnati. The losses paid by this Company in
the Western Country, during the last IS years
exceed $2,AO0,000
Agent At Cadiz. B. w. PHILLIPS.
February IL, 1851 lmo45
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Notice

hereby given to all persons interested that at
Il my instance writ of attachment was this
DAY issued by Henry Wisner, n Justice of the
peace OF North township, in the county of Inrri
son. against the goods, cha ttels rights, credits,
monies and effects Of William Hanlin an absent
debtor. BRICE w VIERS
Feb. 26, lSjl-3t nd
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19
NEW PHILADELPHIA AND DOVER.

THE MARKETS. Ncp York, March IG -
Flour stood at $4,5ol4, So. Wbeat--no
change. Corn 62A cents per bushel.
HoMG MARKRr.--Wheat nt the river and
canal 65 cents. Flour S3,25a3,5o. AT our
own mills, wheat commands from 60 g., 65
cents.
WooL has advanced ten TO 6fieen per
cent. in the eastern market,
RoADs-deep; money or credit in demand.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19
Mansion House,
II .VD ST.RSE OFFEC

N ~ NJ - Il ell 8 II VE r. a. IL
COLNER OF STEUBENvILLE STREET Al D THE PuBliu
SQUARE, OPPOSITE THE CeURT HOUSE.
ME iberrespectully informs hfs friends
and the public, that he has eased the a b I'VE
HOUSE lately kept by s. II. DEWEY for a numDer
of years, and is repairing and renovating it fom
top to bottom, and has reflrnished ii with entire
new furniture, carpets. &c. lie fatters himself
that for neatness of arrangement and comfortable
accommodate ne. the MANSION HOUSE canno I
now be surpassed in this section OF the State.
The BEST The market affords will be put in re
QUESTION to furnish his tuElcs, aud every attcn
tion paid by all connected with the establishment,
to render visiters at home The STABLES are
new, excellent, and capable o. accommodating
so horses. md none but trusiy ostitrs will even
be kept about them. Sufficient provinder will nj
WAYS he kept on hand. and DROVERS and TR a.,
VELERS may depend upon having their animals
we'll fed and attended to.
BOARDERS taken by the day, week, month,
or year. on the most reasonable terms.
mNzy1 The STEUBENVILLE,
E4 CAMBRI DGE. and WASH.
RsSzz@ lNGTON STAGE leave this
-zz1aMm ID Dhousetr,-reekiy,w which max,
II a desirable stopping place for persons wishing
to travelhy those convcyances.
For the convenience of guests, the emhscribeV
10 alto about establishing n LIVERY STABLE
in connection with The house, 60 that persons de
sirOus OF securing private conYeyances, can do 90
without trouble nj the shortest notice aud ON the
most rea sOnahle terms.
Determined to render satisfaction both in nc
commodntions and charges, I ask a share of pub.
lie patronage. WILLIAM BARRETT.
Cadiz, August 7, 1850.
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For Sale

A good substantial new one HORSE BUGGY,
IA together with a splended set 81 Yellow
Mounted Harness, for sale low for cash OF en-
changed for good Horse. Enquire of
Thomas e. Vincent, Cadis, Ohio.
March -, 1851
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TAKE NOTICE !

VENHE subscriber intending to discontinue the
l. business OF bookkeeping, offers Ut PsivArE
SALE. either Tor cash or on time, with approved
security all the FURNITURE, now in the Doug
lass House," CadiE, Ohio. consisting Of Beds an,
Bedding. Carpe,ings, the culinary apparatus
now ia use, &c, &c.
Also
The "Donglass House" now occupied by thu
subscriber. is OFFERED FOR RENT. possession
given on the let day Of April, or sooner, ifdesir-
ed. This is one OF the olde,t and best known
stadds in Harrison county, and always has, and
does now, command large share of the custom
OF the county. JOHN AMSPUKER.
Cadis. Feb S, Ie5I--tf