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lCadiz Business directory.

The following list will show,tllo occupation OF
lnrEe m aorty Of the ci izans of Cadz, and VIII D.
useful for reference s7 4etDl#s fa .
5Attornevs. Lewis Lswton,+ Boatwick &Peppard'
VIM. c. Castor, y Scott s, Bingham, Joseph sharon,
Thomas c. Rovles,* Chaunccy Dewey, Joseph y
Thomas* Steward b, ShotwoIL* Allen T. Turner
'''P Pnyticiaps' vs. 2 s. r Borkloy,@ John Mclean, NJ
Wilson, ~ X Thomas and j. B. McGreW
Aiinistcrs James Kerr Presbyterian; ID. T. Mit'
cheu,+ and j. D. Knox, Methodist Eplscopali ~ b,
Dorsey, jr = Methodist Protestant; Eorsythc Asso'
Merchants. A. F. .Meoro,+ Shotwoll &; Crabb,..
JohnMcC Comick, Wood & smith" James StewInls itt SI
AN, Burtch,+ W iIogg,~ and s. 4 II. Mcfaddeh'
Hardware. . r. j. Bemett.%Hi gtt f".t1, Ha ?
Dentists. Crellint 81 Motlitt rulgs .asgt,' an4
Clothiurs. j. P. Johnson x Co . ~. .
Hetels. National House, Thomas U. FlncchV
Mansion House, VIM barrett ag. ~. .
Groccrs--J Fhillips,* s Hamilton Mrs Divine,
MrstIpey, and james Matthew 70 .,
Sbos Makers 'S Slernmon s. Thomas Phillips q
Soh!+ H. Flimm!tonss Phillips, John Rea,F james
Means James Bannlstelt ,,s ...t - if, H. r,...t
gIacksmiths. Elijah Laizurc, W Harshe77,N Eno2h
Pugl+ and Wrn rlcdtn* ~"
aa9 bsip aGpH MaheTs ilg Michael Mcconnell & Sons"
ff5arnenters,, # IIiIligas, n McGreary, Bryan 4
Tipton.+ John Means, Maxwel,'G a Hilligas, and
wagon aS Makers John Miller solomon Glass and
Eli'Timmons+ .s@n ! '.3 %, t,,'@.' ,.1
.Druqgists. John Beall,* and Mclean 4 knox e
saddlers. Wm Kn)x,+ and Joseph K Cra"iota
Timers James Cady,+ and Aaron Hot %eo'
Aiasohs .Isphraim Walker John Huliman'' qi'c
'PIastercrs. John McMath,, Ephrnim Walker arit
John HuflnIanF 's-@8t q ~ "+
tJevJeller John LofFlrnd*gT 188sgl s1sN d3A
Iiattere. d &, j Taggart" ..{ ,,.atlu. a.
Brick Makers. W q g Bell, z McNamee,' ailc
rraio & Sturkey* iHt'i &l t'Hl@ h'i ~ ''ii,
,iPafnters. Nv WatkinssnS e. Simmons, and MGConneI
'Af aiiors lGms John ConweIl,+ Smiley" w O Ken
ne1y,& ana John Barcroft+ l"H' HHp HaAl itil
sljoyeilet NWeayer John Davis sliiaair., .:a.s
Butchers. John Quigley,+ and Sam1 shank q Soi
C1unsniith John e RICHTER
sglnnners. George g. NIorey,~ and john hal
School Teachers f CumInins, Il a Ihomman
Miss d F Thompson, Mrs Jane Rea, Miss E Heqrn
Misl M White and Mrs Spencer .-'3" ~
yTiyerv Stables Ksepdrs4y / &, j Howard, ~ W !
Houser .%,J Coffee. II BlfCugt .. .Rgt y,cL lIg
Coai Merchants--H Miller,+ w MqrsA, y lralg,
WIN PennI WIN Rabe, ard y MeClsilhnds 'iA ias
I5aIprsefppist. sHDayistsGful .as9.g3sl yI
sMilinors and Mntpa Makers. .MslS DTpmlrno ofq
Miss Osburn, Mrs Mckinney and Mrs Nlper
grcamstef !JohnlP Penn ''toa35 5l0ia0 y, "a
lCoaplGMalers. ,lsifprenan an[ lpls ~
Publishers and Editors Richard lLRtten, y Az Az
Republican;r c. N. Allep, "Doinocrrtfc Sentnel'
fflI sifYI5 " sySfgf 9d ~ si@Isijl (. $50 4Al
lThose marked with AZ are patrons OF the sentae
We should bepleasedia thosei whoiaTe not plaFtkei
would have themselves placed the list
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Mary VS.. Mare.

Several years since, there resided IN the
town of W, (Mass) two very worthy
maiden ladies, having q 81 ster supposed 70
be in q deep consumption; living in the safe SAT
of Pennsylvania, One day a letterwas re-
ceived by these ladies from a friend, at
whose house their sister was rvisidhg. Rev.
DR.. K was Immediately sent for to SYM
pathize eondUle with them on the death OF
''Sistei Mary The next Sabbath the be.
rraved pair made theirsp appearance at church,
clad in habiliments Of woe, their faces ex.
pressing deep and heartfelt grief as the
cleigyInan gave out that ":2embers Of that
congregation desired prayers, that the death
Of an absent sister might be sanctfed unto
them fortheir spiritual good" etc A funeral
sermon was preached, in which the speaker
descanted upon the many virtues of the de-
ceased, and entreated hishearers to take the
solemn lesson to heart, as they too might
soon. be cilIod from earth, and perhaps
without thst preparation forthe great change
which he trusted their departed sister had
experienced. Onthe following week, ''call,
of confidence were received from friends n
the family" among others, DR.. k--l ,lwhc
wished 10 learn the particulars relating tS
the death Of one whom he had known Sc
well. "RealIy," said one Of the sisters, in
reply to his question, eve we're so mucl
affected on leartdhg the sad news that We
did not conclude tie letter, nor have we fel
like looking atits since. But Fllget8 i, t,tha
you may read it to.us."7 With n very grave
couutenance, Gas beftted the occasion, J tht
worthy divine read on tiIlhe came to the fol-
lowing .. '-. a'A -.., ,r. '3'3 %. !,
"Es is my sad duty to convey 70 You thu
intelligence Of the death Of our poor Mare
She died last night Of the dec6ase, from
which she had been suffering SO longa time
the JoAsi"" s,a ".3 -"'3 u '.A'
YOU can imaginethc sudden change tha
spread over the Heightened physiogncnny Q
the reader! It needless to say, Tie sabl
suits of The sisters were laid aside for anoth
er occasion. "Poor Mary" did not 1sipfa
of the ''m3r!a coir' uatil sew erai years al
! ter; H"-aHs .N . f 'H' VI 4.+l hs
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E3- Love is as natural to woman as fra
GRANGE to rose. You may lock a girl up
in coYent-you may contine her in q cell
-youmay cause herito change her religion
or forswcar her parents-these things are pos.
siBlc; but never hope to make the sex torego
the heart worship, OF give uptltejr reverence
Cor cassimercs; for such n hope will prove
as .ootIcss as tile Greek Slave, nnd as hollow
rs bamboo, '.'f II" '..' "2p'
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i a a.a NIX 5in 4, I, a, i,,s, ,a u. Z q

stuBg .sgftrg yfI VEU sfR3F yff,H III f@lI5 4. vi
re- PUNCH Very, slandsrppSly remarks
thai .ithe SUMS called masculine from, shiF
supportn gaild sustaining the Moon, and ~
tinding her the witlalto 81 inc as. she. does
Of a nigb, and Of his being obngHd ,ta keep
such 4 family. OF stars hesfies M The Moon
lis feiininine, because she ii constantly chan
ging. ilst as 4 CHIP is.blown abSusby every
wind. Tie Church IS feminine, because ss,c
is married 10 tic State; and Time Is ipascu.
laf because & 4tis siiaSd Yi'S by ,hs dies
f st.f q. gastr A4ftftf hsts s4,smgA Z N
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m Every married man sbopll let his
wife have the management Of slLe lInaae
epartment, and giye hers as Secretary the
control Of the diiiereat bureaus; but, ,doh't let
her have anythipg to do with The, War De-
parLment.--EastRo Senhnel.. ---,..---- :.
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p Coon RHplY A nobeman Observing
large stone lying near his gate. ordcrcl
his servant, with an oath, To send ibtopta'1
gatory. '"If5'7saiIthe servant, ''I'~ere!lto
throw to heaven, it woald be morsg'oas Of
vour way" sai %, ,a354atf SO 1hH All yg
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An Ok with a. Wooden Leg.

A Pennsylvania fnmner had the following
misfortunerhappen TO a fne working .cx--
The animal was grazing where the far
mer was at work making asfeuce. The OK
stepped into a p est-hele. and broke hissl leg.
Asiitwas to leaa.Ao okil, the farmer rieonsRlt-
ed a4physlcan who iiyedicloses byg aandb The
result was determined toscut ,otfsthe broken
Ieg.1 The oxrefused food oae,day only saf-'
terthe cutting oifro( the leg. A wooden
leg was substituted in proper.time, and
when the OK was finally killed. it presented
the fattest beef seenain the Phiadelphia
7 market. .s,--E Ea'a. gg.4I tnE ..
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EsgTG Kennedy narrowly escaped the
gallows, in,CipciunAi, alta trial siI f9r murael
last week; he wenI, ,oyerto, Cpylng on, with
other ,noied thieyes, and rokbca4a q lumber
Office ,qf a large ,sumiof ofm}nfy, Kssnlalky
willpunish tbs rsscals.,4s, .llpa9,a7aau aslg i
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T =, NCS prime Rio Goffee, the heat IN pvtpMor
ted chef ,sl;c,, w sH III McFADDEN!i
ley. Marshal. s. &H. McFADpEN.,
Thos. Henley forms ln.st article for the oio
been appointed psstm astlsq q aH NoFAppRN.
California Asf',F'gsi9" W.T. -
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MTW ills says, il a man takes an hours
tramp along theleseeai New orleanseh hewill
find u sufficient acknowledgement mnaadh
ing tolhis boots tokeepg pgaSmall flmiiyin mo,
lasses for week. People Mhoindalge 10
buckwhpat cakes will pleasenotice.,
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county GGEiCcEs.


Clerk ofiirs Common Pleas and District Courts
GHARITs PArrzRsoS; office in the Public Buildings.
Shenil-JANIs BoYp; office IN the Jali bhliGllSs'
!" Audiot- JoIN SLohN 3tice, Pubic - '
Observation-Disclosures HEARN, : ~ u !
a ITeasurer-DAvlD HILBERT, H. 5'p.
&bis rbeil6hc6 nearly opposite The Mansion House,
Reconnaissance oflnsolYonls nls--LEYlI, ! GRsfr}IEol-
fceao2posita the Mansion liousa.H e,.g.-
!tScaler of Weighs and NeaspTes = " 4I+hAANi -h'1
WE'LL rasitlchce, 7Cbtliz $3.50 70 't-, 20 81. 't4"
jIjoroner--A.C. NlxqS;r lence, lianoEort i,,
JARVIS; residence, ,Cadlz township.
Observation-Disclosures WELcH; resldahce' Cadlz
"a Master Comm fissoner in Chanceryi WILLIAM llHG-
LEY; residence, Cadlz h4E- ggpl ~.
Board ofSchool ExRminers-LEYIs ltwToN' JOHN
McCliL, and Rev.. BVRNs; rcsidencei eadi2'
/ Nota, ies Pdllic-+ WiIMAM ARHoDE residence "a
diz RoBGRr WADE, residence llpa,sgi sai
H.. a. . .. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. : "a. 49,.
I.ub8r iRowley; residence Monroe township"
D. Effah GafFcr;4 tt = 81 IreepofbA, -t
John Yost; af5k " :. E!loft SL.GISh n -
Regular Meetings, first Monday il March June'
and DJcohibor, at the Auii'ors eihco ''A
- stlaE MN crnRs OF. COUNTY lNFIFMARY. ...
Jpap Haya.ield; resilgace, Caa!z toWnshIp'
Be,4a4trj McFadden; '" Nottingham
Johi Eonawayi SlocN '.@
Sho4t Creek towlship--1 Joshua Adams, Charles
WarFel and William Buchanan.
Gi9cne to,vnshi3 3-john ii Black, Samuel bel ana
tyaai R,l;srt Gloirol
YRumIeg township Thon,qs Fipi:u}n and Froder-
5Ioofafjiiiitowrshi2- -samuslS Skinner, Jacob Lai.
ferty and Return NJ. Kennedy,
Nottingham tawnshtp--M Michael Crowl, Michae|
Laird atAl Thomas Wykoh. =,
sock township-- Aaron Conaway, lIamltoh NC
T,aaden and John CraInblett: ,...r c-.
North township--James Welch, Abraham F, Cros-
kcy and Wiiarn'H McGaWan.
irceport township--George 3. Smith joan Knox
'FGsmnaair INTO ,ownylip-AnIycw Lynch and Samuel
Fdrem1n."
Athens ship--Hunco Dunlap, John Bethel ond
William Wilson. ...l.., j.. Nil.
Ianncelot Hearn aud Samuel Ramsey.
IiArchar township Robert Maxwell, George CHRIS
Washington t.wuship-John NJ Brown and LEM
uel Carohers, ,1,,
Franklin township--Wiliiam B. Hunt and JacoD
Cramblcu. i..3. ,,r.,t.
Monroe towuship-David Bowers, Samuel Mack
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7 BEES NV atch" you" Ihves--ketp their
houses clean-not only the moth, but ants
are wont to make theifonestsl in beesboasess
Those suspended by iron rods are most
secure from insects, but for want of these,
place the legs Of the beeLstandsin old tin
bans. filed with water.Eo This will keepthe
hives freefron all creeping insects. ,7sl,'r
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TERMS OF sUBsCRLPTIoEa OBJ! la.
tr One dollar and fifty cents within three months;
orsf payment be deferred longer ono d6ilar and sew
sty-hSe;e cents This rule Will be strictly adcreh TO-
s}Ayperson procuring five responsible subscribers 10
the SENrNEL, will be entitled TO a copy Tor the same
length OF time, free. ' '',"' W.
T8ESR &Ei e9-TER1s, OF 'AnvERTIINs. uoI st -,
For wAplecolumn, Tone year, ~
4" hall column, Zone year, ,.'f..'',..; tS'lS
4" quarter, 20 Zone yearl ~. :ss..:"'." iS'Vo
For l1ines, OF less tthrae iItsertionsl $3.50 sdl l9U
do do lone inseruOn) ......... ~
For each additional insertion, .-....r q
4+NFe 'tN" biBUs INES S cERDs!f'-" '' .
Eer II lines, or less, Zone year( .i 'rs .S2oo
4- I" (six months)., ,....sE.s,.. @,Vu
D''N' - - 20 RATES OF POSTAGE, '..'
!asih shi u on wEKKLY NEWSPAPERS. !, q,
To all subscribers in the county where published
More tbbn t 4 niles distant cts per Quarter
sf5yer 503 nhd Under 300 miles, ..l05"H Hia 80
Over 800 and under 1900 ,'..r .,l3 tari' SIu% .r
sSffs'S KG ENfS FOR'THE SENTINEL. 'il"
The following named gentlemen are our authorized
agents toireeeiYe subscriptions, advertisements, and
dSb Work We hope they viii prove themselves to
b, poad agents All conugc.s made by them VAL
BE strictly by us; rhlG s4siaL n-o
ssis Ireepqrt-FJ gseph Allen; .1s. q. .ug.ga1uE
MISUNDERSTANDING Fleming
Mooreiield--A. Jul. Schreiber. '."'4
s Frahklin---DrE Conaway.; sls 7.aaGe
Rumlcy-Jacob Gutshap. Il, .Is#T g. y...r.
Short Creek-Asa Holmes. q, ~.
Stock-Jame5 Hoagand. !, t- h 20 .t
H AthenszaDry Tholnas IindleN g...- ~
st Green Samuel Beti, tr,r,-.t r,..au..rl.I..,
tierman-Joln Brown,
---' Norrh+-AF r. Ctoskey. lH-NH 'a. l} "''.f
. Rlonroe- liepry B. Heller. .a .3ars#.a &
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"a ataS f1sAtsxsxtg - kH EFt s.3 ~ S1ffM8&
rorLTRF,F-TIIn scleetlng p0N ellpoS@
those tiiat afe fili gFewns bnt not nd 4ft
Wiirtr young AMI fresh Killed tie eY@skl
Ipif ant bright, the io.ats neither sid nor
iiabpy tile ssin tIiia,and tender. 90 tket II
liify EASILY be tofn with 3 pin. bFeaess
boht IS pliable. yielding easily To- pfssllgess
The legs and cqAlb prs alnacgh ii ra5st.
il yonng, has s'bit j few hair, yelE0w bils.
and is ilEaber ftoied.s D1cils, Wien /. !. afs
bard and thick on the belly; IL youns III 4
guUA dizzy an limbef foosed. 3
sse iI8a 4 laasssN.s n = = n
sff SS A
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IA SResRT FOR a j ARaERis W TFE:4-+ n hil@
the msiLhg Of your cows islgeing nny 9sa
your pans besplacedRin akettlescf boiling
waief. TuTd thss;ailk into ouelofi thespaiis
:aken from tEekettle. and tovefgahe sAnie
with ianefhcreft tke hot pans. andd proceed
Unlike manner with stliaa ShaletmdsssefgmiilaA
and Won viii fna that. you@ilh hate doabld
the quantity af sweet anlsdelieiona ibatlera
Try This, dairy wesnea. aadawrite asi thu
results, wilt ySa7 s@9fgs69 q suAs tsaa
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n BUSINESS DEEsECT0RE5 RE5.l. y

3 I,rlae az lha Court Of Common PIoas-IHoMAs l.
JEwFfE residence, StepbtnSiNe.
! pfobiste .Idlge-BmoE W.WE1ES of!ce IN the
fsIarL "a aIirp .r. ...,#
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Cyan axe costing two dollars, with
whichla iaborera may cut fifty cords Of wood
a month, isa acheaper'tool than an exc Cost
inp butone dollar, and awithdwhieh he can
cut PntfeEtNsorf ,sno.lg99zs aidou yasn
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1, YouSa PIassrHare an eyegtaRthcss
when qey FIRST be- ipa toeag tthcS rtnns fForns
hs dairy Sour milk il .sPt.to make IAens
scour. and this complaiattlsl o;teHi tatal I'd
them. s5thfyy. liye, growth is. toERadaapA
AL that they sat dots them no oggooa. I
kp ows of no remedy tor this uiseaFea RDa
" ould, uerctore, suIlse t9a use.caFr tef'E1n
vent 4, Let lleal for \ time, hass sRseFr
skim pilk. corn, and fIse range iRSa aAfs
tpre. i possiBles and gwgHl sthsih gFahahl-
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Qemufratif 9eutlltGl,
.CHARLES No,ALLEN,

RubLlsHED EVERYwEDNEsDAY EVENING
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/ gYMmy rofthea editors are now debatz
ing ywhetherra soifs asa lddytaIW hen they.
have arrNedstlag satisfactory conclusion oG
the point, we offer them as, a subject for their
giga3ntic' intellects Whether aTaSband IS a
ri tye,hajfg 90 bgd~gsi~ bnR ,Hfgt4iei'a tADl7s
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-Ryig iasriua sa yi z i.'iaal -5aJ sfi ~
-gsui has ,lisnsl l.i lHa gsa5Ni iadi e
IJl ssss Igrc4q Ill. gIa ,7.rm s1ylJds
.ss1ai1Ism isgii5s
- iqa isi104siHH ssaiF iaubi7ani -
81 saa1 bssisHsI ,7..l Eia ni 97igl -eb21.
-da EiasgIiT d9Ul o. byoqIo yibsbi7,5 sat
.zl8if7sEi.
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y 6yzy Ascsrgo of 6p0oslaSes from Africa
landed onthe islhni Of Caba ondhes25lh of
lFsbrnsyiqs5 biaoW a9lAa gfG5Rem ar 81
nplyaa sagiar.y. risd''e e39sg 9yi
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EFT cheay plough at Eve dollars, costing
in one season three, dollars in repairs, and
three more in lost Time 70 teams, men, ana
by retarding crops, ,.isa deafer plough than
one at ten dollaisrequiring no uepairs..l' iii'
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9ni yhHU.E .91ni0 isal l'i ham '-Ah'
ed % o. idgBo iadH :b9isa Il soi'sarg
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The following list will showtlo occupation OF
large m aiorty Of the citizens of Cadiz, and viii b.
useful for reference .a sHtp,ans tr F..
Attorneys Lewis Lewton,+ Boziwick &Peppard,
VIM c. Castor, Scott & Bingham Joseph sharon
Thomas G.. Rowles,* Chaunccy Dewey, Joseph ,,
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tI ul4f
4ful.4U 10
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-07
NSMTAsN&No
Id PARKER surgeon Dentist,

Il. ID Parker Surgeon Dentist,
ESPECTFULLYte tenders profession aIservces
ITO the citizens of Fremont and vicinity. all ope-
ratons relating TO the preservation and beauty OF
she natural teeth or the insertion Of artificial teeth,
on pivot gee or silver plate, done in the neatest
manner. lie is in possession OF the latest improve
ments now in use, consequently he Aaters himself
that he is prepared to render entire satisfaction to
those who may desire his aid in any branch Ofthe
profession.
without pain, il desired.
Office in Caldwel's Brick Building, overDr.
Rice's office.
Fremont Jan. "a, 1851.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-07

The Journal, isp ublished every Saturday morn
iiR-Office In Buckand's Brick Building-third
story; Fremont, s Sandusky county Ohio.
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Business Dirertorp,
FREMONT JOURNAL
JOE PRINTING OFFICE:

Nestand expeditions manner, aud uponthefairest
srms almost all descriptions of
JOB PRINTING;
SUCH AS
BUSINESS CARDS, BILL HEADS,
CIRCULARs, BILLS OF LADiEG,
HANDBILLs, CERTIFIcATEs,
aCArALcauEs, DRAFTS,
Snow BILLS, BILLS,
1UsTicEs' BLANLs, BANK CHECKS,
LAWYERS BLANKS, Law CASES,
MANFEsTs, BALL TicKETs ETC. ,ETc.
We would say to those of ourfriends who are in
want Of such work, YOU need not go abroad to gel
tdone, when IL be done just as we'll at home.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

NEW FALL AM WINTER nav GooDs w. h.y. p,
esve BY steamers aud packets from New York
Of which invite iTlsnds In
town aud country generally The ioOwing Consulate part Of
HEAVY B Rhnes raretas for Dre..s. aud
stoeAds tlk In fancy eo'ors and black
y and = Rieh style rAd SINS
foult dc Sole, 0ace, and sm hecke
hsua French and German Merinoss nd rh,bet Cloths
IA ~ ~, Fancy CORD and new style Plaid AlPscAs
Tartan P..s ~ canton ce , aud h""s.sins'
heh french aud American Printed de IAine.
IAN , sna rn,sd Cashmere aud Pers Clohs-L color.
htnor" Mousseline and Cashmere Robes
Plain and fgurrl Mous.ehnrs an RaTege de L,in.,
y and y heavy sun velse, toe Cloak and Mantha.
Embroidered. Dotted oked So Is Muslin.
Neck, Bonnet, Cap and Velvet RibAnds
kmed Hemmed. stitched and Tape bordered Idin
Irish lnens aud shestings. and pillow. Linen
Grass Cloth, Corded. wAdd,d and Brocka dsn ssIrt,
PGnsd, rloslns G0nsred and EmbI sleeves
A large and choice assortment Of Worked Sleeves
Mourning and Second Mourning Sleeves and Collar.
Ladies' aud Gents slk, Merino. aud vigonIs Vest.
e'Spete assortment o. ladies' Gents Misses Boy, SIM
Lads. aud Gents Embd hemmqd stitched and cold bordd q
hAndkerchieh - "
l.. les and Gents Cord Kid Gloves alexander, make,
DO 10 1hibet, Cashmere N Raw slk Glove.
soeen, Lislc, CambTe EginEs and Insert
,sss, liable pama.t Cloths, Napkins DOyIss
loosssi WOODEN and wosted Piano and rabl. Cover,
'"Pe, nh Blue, Brown, Green aud Cadet Cloth
woois, 30 Fancy Cassimrres all styles and auAIitI.,
s.tines. T st sik san aud handsome wAdi,d Vestsgs
m ms'1Iy Au.ool Plains, kvrssys aud iInsrSs
Rs.s 60 nals~ Dnnl aud Twilsd Blankets
DteN, S.eth, Drab Mode aud Blue I.adI Clotb.
ve,ssI ispsstry bru..sl,, Spy Ingram Carpetinr
.;lEst Ch,n.Ile, and Tuhsd Hugs and Mats 's
large assortment Of Habit nd FuTnitur. c.,,.o..
Ametgan Scotch aud a. Fr,nch tlInyh.nS '"'a
Brown ard Heached D,mestics, Sh.,Iinrs s,,.,,. - a..
Oznaburg Of all m lnutActures A-'s"''""gs ana Colo
SnSn' having been purchased with cash are Offered
NhOesAe anu Retail at reasonable advance on cost ''
. VALENTINE, CRENsuAw co
$50 NO ~cofher broad, 9th and Capitol streets
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ENAHII GOODS.


in their sorehouse NO Is Pearl street doors noh their
Their stock comprise some hen hundred packages
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS CAPS LEATHER, TRUNKS,
etc. etc which having been selected viii. great car, and bought
purchasers sry house In this county They respectfully n'k
North Carolina their best efforts to satisfaction to
purchasers both as to '''' and S Sii BROOKE
No. 10 Pearl Street.
Rcuvosp, August 2bth, 1883.
81 niTOEINNT TO THE AFF1ItTED.-Dr. .. HUT
Member Of the Royal College sugeoni London prsm. to Tie
dy and ecacous plan o. treating sECREr DISEASES
servaons made In the Hospitals Europe America he viii
insure the pagp, cure 10 1ys lev day. I, ISn.a} m
certain habit youth may obtained Of DR. Iuet FranlL
pqe.iytesn Church Ne has also cured many with
srmsd a. sudden sounds AID sssha6ss' Win frequent
my ssn s. m an eases of cFfGiS psESsE aonoTrs
Gles sers seminal We.kgs,' Ra9 10 She hG,a Ans,o'
c,ta ge q yoTg agd ssh u nG Sa 1 , rs1ss; , %i'
Person, aaeIed ith SPsfs discharges, or debility the u
nary organs those suffering from te dcuetye han
81 20 BY pysans be speedily cured by applying TO
D. lluet , ,,,.., a.. ,,t,t,
my mercury 6asa ether drugs which may expose
GEEErs are fatal 10 ne consultation. Ty lead 10 ,iricius,,
great weakness, and " not pIopefy Mss'u' ~ NV, '
uit6out hs usc ot catheigr o. bouEe. ,.,.. a.
those aGctcd with any fihe towns % me secret dis
eases such tos nodes and ulcers are conurcd " heyva
'" ~ =. s,sr you from mailing your case known
one s % and fespectahty alone befricnd you.
fe who places himself UET and h treatment uay re-
Ugipsy connde IN gentleman and boz whose bosom
will BE- forever locked the secret n his patient
The World, n whom " n sale W rernse
confidence especially Of delicate nature Ie many pre-
many which the unfortunate subjected ~
consulting such men renders mattcr ~ mere justice 10
public against and point Them 70 The sure haven o.
Ssmsie Complaint. 'uccey treated and cured BY pr
Hurt, required.
Or urr invites amed however hopeless their may
appear whatever their disease b., however
nns they have tfsd 90 put NE knowledge and ku
erdfqinatien q gcasst tH cot than naming
MINT AND RADICAL CURE FOR LiFF.
arranged that The calling viii but
himself who ia in attendance in hs
rooms ready and ving render relief 70 al who give him
call
Dr. HUErs Medicines entirely vegetable hoy easily
taken Without hudancc from bu1nesa made u al cases
70 lhe satisfaction Of thc patient o. Zee required.
Ancouguliatons strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Apply At his Medical once Pantn street, neary opposite
LEI Presbyterian Church, Hchmoud, Va
Hours consultation from A. N. until Y ~, and from
w. until 2. ~, Sundays excepted
Pefgons distance be cured w letter, post paid statn
case, sud enclosing sman fee. Terms moderate.
All consuliatioua strictly conedqpilal
Price o. Medicine paosags -, shch 10 most proves
fudicicnt u perform q cure
~ Al Surgical operations performed. molly
W,yOR PRvATELY-An srcelisnt Carrsgs Driver and
n Hosusr aso younE Woman, Who 10 rood Cot ApPyio
auto hill 4 TALLkY.
n susS Ebil6sD' DAysSPoRT.A 90. J