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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

"A DESIRABLE LEMON
= n SouAk, Tor making Lemonade in two min
Ites, being cheap aud elegant substitute for fresh
Lemons and much superior to Lemon Syrup.
Ihe attention of Country Merchants is particu.
larry requested to this article Prepared and sold
by JBWOOD, Chemist and Drueeist.
mn II Corner above CITY Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

W large quantity Of Wood to dispose of, has
found it convenient to take yard for that puruose
His yard is on Broad street. opposite Brooke
Avenue Orders for Wood may be left at the
stores of G. G. Herring, Esq Messrs Reeve Blair.
Jas B. Shelton, Esq at the yard which viii meet
with prompt attention.
He has on hand about TOO cord superior seasoned
Oak Wood, which he will sell at the market price.
ia l9-ts JOHN F. REEVE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

- CASES DksCOLE MASS LICO-
- rice, casks Tonqua Beans, tor sale by
NH q SAh'L AYRES
EIDER.--o0 bois Newark C.der, receiving and
" for sale by
rnh 2a Wa TAYLOR.
E OIL BuTTER.-prime Roll Butter. tor
AS sale by r VOOLFOLK, in.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02
FIRE. LIFE AND MARfNE
INSURANCE The Richmond F3ra

hlCnmOnQ Kin
>Associasion ere now prepared 10 issus
x;..,. policies of Insurance on the above de.
sor,puon OF risks on as reasonable terms as any
,ha company, and respectfully ask share Of
ne pasronage OF the public. Applications will be
received at the Office, No. 223, corner of Main and
sin streets where the officers viii oheerfully fun.
Insss h,sn aa information that may be requirsd. An
losses promptly and iberally adjusted.
,ou JAMES BOSHER, President
0-~ - OosnE1, Secretary. mhl1
,OD LIVER OIL.-Our efforts to obtain
~ this article pure and unadulterated having
sueoesaed 70 sae sssisfacaon OF Physicians and 9th
demand both here and elsewhere, has induced us
to make permanent arrangements with the ssyoa
reliable manufacturers, at st Johns, Newfoundland
tor regular supplies, which we shall continns IN
receive direct and always fresh. ~
Persons of delicate stomachs, who End difficulty
in taking Cod Liver OIL can have 1t 80 prepared
as entirely to disguise the taste
For sale By ADIE e. GRAY, and By BLAIR.
Broad street. fe oI
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Eot6sl w y
Fore w A
G.
CANT 10
Grealerh Peter
lick Granger T III
Gait Thos
Glenn w B
Goodwin TG
est GumpelJ J
III
Hechmer L
Hicks Marcellus
Haxlsweod M We
Higgins Michael
Henderson Mills
Huntley M
~ Hogan Patt
Hanshaw R B
Hingley Thos
Haw 8
= Hotmso Samuel
Hall TB
Hall rs
Hatchett Wm
Hudgens VIM 8
Hanes VIM
Harris Wn
Hall w B
Hendrick VIM
II
Jones Joseph
Jones Jesse
Jones J R
JonesJ NJ
lessee G K
Jochen E
Jones DB
Johnson 4 D
JACOBS Caleb
X
Krokesc N
King r
Kelley Richard
Knopp VIM Z
L
Lewellen ThosJ
Lutz VIM
Lyraner VIM
Langs bartels A
LiVary H
Langlery Charles
Lewellen Carrel
Loeber Christian
Larken C2
Lewis David
Ladd MD
Leonard John
M
Mat;one J
Messler e. Howell
Murphey Fl G
Morris Jno L
Maine J B
MELONS James M
Madison Jos r
Mussen MI
Malone Patrick
Mo.an 5 P
Messlsr John
Miller F B
Murray Col Sam s
Morris ] w
Mc
Mcdowell TT
Mckinney C D
McAndoe CT
hcCoull Charles
Mcdonald A w
Mcintyre Capt VIM
McDonough John
N
Normsn Jno s
Nelson James 0
Hesbitt James
Ones Thos D
P
Psndergrast John
Power James F
Perry Israel
Pratt d Co I'D
Pollard James
G Preston Jordon
Parker Jno s
us Polndexter Jos
M2 Patterson Robt J
Patterson Robert
Plats r
Peasants Sam1 s
Powers Samuel
Peston Thos J
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Reed Jas A
Reveiy John
Root Mansil
Reilly Patrick
Russell Pat Henry
Ransone Robt w
Riddell Robt
9
Spear Luther C.
Stmmon Marx
Slarcos Eeston
Sims Nathaniel
d Ste swsrt Robt G
Stewart Samuel G
Scott S
Scoot Stepnia
Shanks w
Scott w NJ
Slaughter VIM
orge simmons Wesly C
Steel Villa
Salmon WmL
Snider VIM
Schminke VIM G
Sumner Walter 8
Lson Scott VIM M
+
Thompson GN
Topham Geo2
Thule Daniel B
Timberlake Chas
Co Tompkins CT
T Taylor Peter
Terrell Dr A
Teirney Andrew
U-V
Vogler Henry
Venabie A B
Van Wsgener John
w
Wiley Geo w
VIII George
Williams Elisha
Wooderd Daniel
w Watkins Charles
Williams c P
Witham Chas d
Warthhur b G
Walker A
Walkup Jos w
White John F
Watkins John
Watkins James III
Watkinson Geo
Winston James B
W
Yerby Thos ]
zanbzinger F
Initials.
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A NIB X Y2.
TH0S. B. BIGGER, P. N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

GkNkRAL AGENCY.-T subscribers of.
~ Ter their services to the citizens of Richmond
and the urrounding country as General Agents
and Collectors. They wIl attend to the hiring of
Negroes, renting out Houses, and collecting OF
Claims, either in the city of Richmond or vicinity.
TIMBERLAKE & LEWELLEN.
The subscriber having associated with MIN MI.
L. w. Timberlake in the General Agency and Col.
ecting business returns his sincere thanks for the
patronage heretofore bestowed on him, asks for
the new concern continuance of the same
jalg ALFRED IEWEI rN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

AZ EDY FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES
Warranted safe, sure and mild remedy for
Piles, Praapsus AMI and all other diseases of the
reGtum One box will convince the patient of it,
mild and curative properties.
Price OF. one dollar, 2 o. SOC Der box.
Prepared by w. HUTCHESON, Amsterdam,
Botetourt County, Va.
For sale In Richmond BY Purcell, Ladd & Co,
Dove g. Co and Adie e. Gray. se 9q-dIv
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RICHMOND SATURDAY MORNING APRIL PR(
PRICE ONE CENT
/, MUsIC.-MRs. MURRAY. Professor

Asa, MUSIC.-MRs. MURRAY, Professor
zA4t Of Vocal and Instrumental Masic, pupil Of
BskaH the celebrated Professors Cooke and
3 Walsh of London, begs leave 70 intimate
70 the Ladies of Richmond and those Of it, vicini
ty, that she wishes, during her sojourn In Rich
mond, to take limited number Of pupils in the
above delightful accomplishments. The decided
success which has attended Mrs Ms system of
teaching. both abroad and In most of the principal
cites OF the United STATES, assures her that those
ladies who may honor her with their patronage,
viii soon estimate the advantages Of her style, e-
ther In the simple ballad in the beautiful csnta.
tas of Auber, Bellini, Donizetd All communica-
lions left at Mr.. P. 81. Taylor's Music Store, 100
Main street, win be promptly attended 70. Refer.
ences given If required.
NH 10-3tawl mTuThSss
uARDWARk-SPRING INFORMATION, 1855
IL PIT. MOORE g. CO, importers and dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Hardware, No SO Main
street. are now in receipt of q large and well &C.
iected stock Of Bermingham and Sheffield Hard
ware just received direct from tke manufacturers
In England, aud from the manufacturers in this
country acomplete assortment of American Goods,
inelr Goods having been purchased for Cash,
they are prepared TO offer Goods as low as they
can be purchased in any Of the Northern cities
They respectfully invite Merchants visiting this
essy, to an examination of their Goods
NH i9-3awlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

4 IE AND POKTKk.-huir& x son's spark.
"A nnR Edinburgh Ale; Barclay, Perkins = Cos,
London Porter; for sale ~ . n,no.
mh ~ =. ID oVhAVN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

~ DOG LOsT.-Left the Floyd House
- In December last, very large Masti6
remarkable in appearance /; had on collar with
my name on IT. She has been often seen in the
city by persons who knew her, since she left Apy
Information left at the Floyd House. that will LEAD
70 TO her recovery. will be thankfully received and
literally rewarded, by
NH JnuN rrTrp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

MHITE MERCER sEED POTATOES.
w 500 bushels now landing, and for sails Hom ine
wharf by p.nv,u
NH 25 nnnnIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

I'AE AGENCf OF X. FRANCE g CO..
L managers of Lotteries, 10 removed to the Office
late in the occupancy of Ro g Scott Esq, on Gov.
ernor street and will hereafter be conducted by C
B LUCK. take pleasure in recommendino nv
old customers to him. as one in every way WORTHY
OF the confidence which they have so GENEROUSLY
extended to me during the last eight years.
fe8 CWPIIPcEJI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

faNO INVALIDs.-I have for sale an "Elastic
l. Air Bed, one OF the most pleasant and most
acceptable beds for an invalid ever offered to the
public. have sold seversl of these beds, and they
have invariably given entire satisfaction Call and
see 1t at o. A. STRECKER'S,
mn 3I-lW Opposite Old Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

Vernon mrs C M 2
Willett mrs Mary B
Walker mrs Mary J
Williams mrs Lucy
Woody mrs Jane 2
Woodms1 mrs Julia A
White mrs ] H
Wild mrs Hannah
Wiikerson IN rs Z w
Wallace mrs Z s
Watkins mrs Eliza NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

ENRESH GROUND PLASTEK,-Weh have
4 constantly on hand and for ssle, Richnond
Ground Plaster, extra quality, 92K per cent gyp.
sum- H. T. Il E. 8. TALIAFERRO,
NH 23-d&w3n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

rlNO THE CITY DRY GOODS TRADE.
L We call especial attention to our large and
extensive stock of Hosiery, imported by US direct
from the largest and best manufacturers In Ger.
many, which will be sold as low as auy inpor.
Ter in tnis country. GINTER T. ALVEY,
mn 20 No I6 Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

Iva ano daily expected per schooner PEARL This
Guanois said to be equal if not superior, to the Pc
ruvian, on some soils, and can be sold at q much
lower price.
NH 15-ts ALFRED S.LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

GTONE CUTTING.-JOHN W. DAVIES g.
~ CO., practical Stone Cutters & Masons, South
Side of the Dock near Msyo's Bridge. We return
thanks for the liberal patronage we have received
and trust By strict attention to business to continue
to merit the confidence of the public de l6-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

CASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.-The sub
~ scriber is now prepared, with new sett of
machinery, to execute all orders in the above kne
The public will can and see for themselves. Amy
quantity of the above work on hand-sash ready
glazed, of various sizes. Call and see.
fe l6-ts MILES AMBLER, Mayo at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

old DOMINION NAILs.-I be Ee on Aaad
" full supply OF this superior brand Of Nais--
Dealers can be supplied much cheaper than ~ or
dering from the North. Every size and Description
WM. 3. TRIPLETT, Agent,
nh ls-ts 81 Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

QRALELETS, BRACELETS, BRACE.
u LETS.-Just received large lot of coral, let.
ivory, amethist garrett and other Bracelets, with
charms attached, which viii be sold at the low
price OF IS cents piece, or 81 SO q pair.
Call soon at the cheap store of
HENRY HYMAN,
Direct Importer of Watches, Guns, &C..
Afoiv atraat n iehvc,ud ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

1T SPRING FASHION OF HATS
AAThe subscriber is in receipt of the Spring
fashions to which he respectfully invites the atten
ton of purchasers.
fe I2 JOHN THOMPSON
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-14
A good medium for Advertising

We will state for the beniGt OF those who
think that it is not worth while to advertise,
that piece of property which has been
advertised by the Sheriff of this county in
our paper for the past four or five weeks,
and which was appraised at $500, was sold
on last Saturday forthe sum Of $720. This
we should judge was one OF tie advantages
of advertising in the Sentinel.
While speaking of Sheriff's sales, it re.
minds us of another subject. Our readers
are aware that controversy has been car.
ried on for the last two or three weeks be-
tween Mr.. Lewton and the Editor of the Re.
publican, but at the same true, not know
ing the origin of that controversy. 1t is
simply this: Mr.. Lewton being attorney in
couple of cases in which property was to
be sold, Mr.. Boyd, the Sheriff, requested
Mr.. L. to write out the sales of that proper
ty. After he had written them out, Mr.. L.
told the Sheriff that be would like to have
them published in the Sentinel. Mr.. Boyd
told him to do SO. Wepublished them, and
the next week thereafter, our neighbor takes
Mr. i. to task for it, by insinuat,ng that he
should not take upon himself the duties Of
deputy sheriff. This is the origin Of that
controversy. Our readers now can Judge
who was in fault. Mr.. Lewton or the editor
of the Republican. II our neighbor wished
to blame any person, i should have been
Mr., Boyd and not Mr.. Lewton.
AS the controversy isnow ended we make
the above statement for the benift Of all
parties. ~ af' II '@
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-14
Cough in Borses.

We once had 81 horse that mad caught a.
bad cold, and coughed; go severely that he
could be heard half mile. All sorts of
remedies were propesed-enough, we should
think, to Kill any good horse outright
These remedies were rejected. (although
some might have proved useful, ) and the
following course pursued: The horse was
in The first place very carefully and moIer-
ately used, SO as never to produce prespira-
tioD-he was carefull,E blAnksted when the
weather was cold, Git was about mid autum. y
or when he was the least degree heated
he was kept constantly on green and sue
culent food, clover, roots, &c, and was sup
piled with plenty of the best water at all
times. Its an old saying that more de-
pends on the nurse than the physician,
which was verified in thIs instance.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-14
Democratic Sentinel
The People & the Peoples Rights
CADIZ. ONO.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. DEC. IA. z
GOOD ADVICE.

Ifyou want help or domestics of any kind, adVer-
tiSe in tbs Sentinel.
If you want any kind oflabOrers, mechanics, or
clerks. advertise IN the Sentinel.
II you want an office, house, lot, or iarmi
advertise III the Sentinel
Ifyou want to exchange property, or to borrow
money; advertise i'll the sen tlnel.
II you want to loan money, or to get partner
advertise in the Sentinel.
Ifyou have lost anything and wish it returnedi
advertise in the SeEIinel.
Ii you have found anything and wish to Ind the
owner of it, advertise in the Sentinel.
Ii you want TO rent sell houses, lots or farms;
advertise in the Sentinel.
Ii you want to dispose OF your business; advertise
inthe Sen tine
lfyOu want TO rent rooms offices; advertise in
the Sentinel.
lfyou want any kind Of employment; advertise
in the Sentinel.
Whatever you want to have, or to dispose Of; ud
vGriise in the Sentinel.
RY-'lhe general. extensive and increasing circua,
ton of the Sentin,l renders it Lhe very best mediu
of ADVERTISING rr--E4 81
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-14
The President. and his Cabine
A TAx-PAYER.

The following items in relation to the
President and his Cabinet, which we clip
from an exchange, will be read with inter-
est.
1t says:-"The President is looking fresh
and vigorous again. l saw him on Sunday
at Mr.. Sunderland's church, both az morn.
ing and evening service. He takes his long
walks as usual; and the presence abroad Of
the chief magistrate seems TO be greeted
with lively satisfaqtiou by the Metropoli-
tans." A few cabinet items, we clip from a
Washington letter in the Observer:-"Lr.
Marcy is in good health, though he begins
to stoop under the weight Of years." Mr..
Guthrie is man of large bodily size, robust
in appearance, with a co"ntenance sohushed
as to indicate that the tide of life flows
strongly in his veins. He is endowed with
strength of character and resoluteness of
purpose, and has been as lawyer indus
trious and successful in business, having
anassed wea tn, and being of course less
dependent on his salary than some of his
colleagues in the cabinet" Colonel Davis,
of the War Department, "may be forty-fve
years of age. man intensely Southern in
his feelings and prejudices; yet anxious to
maintain that chivalry and dispense that
courtesy held to be characteristic of South
ern gentlemen. He is slender in person,
and has been slowy recovering from that
apparent feebleress and real lameness in
duced by the wound OF Buena VISTA" "Of
similar size, though rather less tall. is the
person of Mr. Dobbin, the Secretary of the
Navy, who Is probably little younger in
years; very pleasant man, 1.-the and active
in person, with dark, curled hair, social and
pleasant manners, and that general air and
action which wins confidence with promp-
titude. He is indefatigable in business, but
reserves his Sabbaths for the worship of God,
being a member of the Presbyterian denom-
|
ination. In religious matters there is no
doubt with him on the part of the President
more sympathy than with any other mem
Der of the cabinet" "The Secretary OF the
Interior, Mr.. McClelland is man of middle
age, successful politician, and quite devo-
ted TO business OF his office, which is exten.
siye and requiring much labor" "fhe
Postmaster General, MIR. Campbell, is small
in stature, of easy manners, active habits
and quite resembling the gentlemen of TIE
Philadelphia bar, of which be is member
He is of the Roman Catholic persuasion
"Last, but not least, Mr.. Gushing, the head
of the Laws Department, presents himself
He still looks youthful-his cheek bearing
that roseate hue which seems to repel the
advance of age. He is spirited in conver
sation; learned when necessary, decided III
the expressi ons of his opinions, as thorough
| ly American as he is Anti-Anglican, and
ever holds to his steady gaze the motto.
Excelsior. Genius and industry are certain
ly combined in him."
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-14
What's in the Wind?

The Columbus Capital FaH, toe other
day, put forth report respecting the man
ayers Of the Banks in that city, which has
upon its face a feature Of some Importance
and which certainly should be explained
"that Judge Swan so long and favorabIy
known as the presiden. of the Board of
Control, has not only resigned that response
BILE position, but that he and DR.. Parsons
have sold out and stepped from under;
that VIM. Neil mas dissolved all connection
with Columbus Banks; that Alfred Kelly,
the Father oc the State Bank System, has
stepped out; that the sagacious, willy, and
far. seeing VIM. B. Hubbard, too, has sold
out his interest in Banks and banking"
What does it mean?
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S. 81 z. R.

The Steubenville Herald Of the 9Th inst,
contains the following important news IN
relaiiOp to the progress Of the work on the
SteubeuFille and Indiana railroad:
eve. ara greeted frequently during the
day now with the shrill whistle Of the loco
motive. Freight cars continue to run brisk
ly west Of this city, sumo twenty miles
The road is progressing with commenda'
bic speed, we are glad to learn.
The railing is laid dowRbeyond section q
and the groand will be prepared as fai
west as Cadiz just as fast as the track can
be laid. The iron for the Cadiz- branch is
in the city AMI ready to ship, We hal a
talk with with one Of the contractors on the
Cadiz branch on yesterday, he is of ths
opinion that six weeks is sufficient length
Of time to secure a railroad connection be
tween Cadiz and Steubenyille."
So far as the Cadiz Branchis concerned
our SteubenUlle neighbors seem tor know
more about it than we do wac live on it
Suppose you come out, and take look a
the work, friend Allison, then you can write
about It with more positiveness.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-14
Democratic State Convention.

In the Statesman Of the end inst, we find
the following call from the State Central
Committee for an eighth of January Con-
vention," to be held in Columbus on the
7th day of January, 1853.
COLUMBUS, December /, 1858.
At meeting of the Democratic State
Central Committee he'd at the Attorney
Generals office, on Monday evening, 28th
November, 1898, it was
ReSOIved, That in pursuance Of usage, ii
is expedientto hold Democratic State Con
vention in the city of Columbus, on Satur-
day, the 7th day of January, 1854, for the
purpose of placing in nomination one Judge
of the Supreme Court, and one member ol
the Board of Public Works; and that the
several counties of Ohio be, and they here.
by are. equested to send to said Convention
one delegate for every five hundred votes
which they respectively cast Tor Governor
at the election of 1853, and also one addi.
tional delegate for every fractional vote SC
cast, exceeding two hundred and fifty.
(Harrison connty is entitled to TWO Dele
gates, she having cast 1885 votes for Gov,
ernor at the last election.)
W. D. MORGAN, Chairman.
JAS. H. SMITH, Secretary.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-14

are generally pretty frm. Some sales Of
Eloaf tt sixpsnee and wheat ata penny de-
cline. Reel firm and demand mostly fOr
fhe. Pork sieady. The stock Of bacon Is
reduced af lower prices. Ordinary cheese
2 to IS lower.
LvERPooIp Nov. e5lh.-The circulsr OF
the Messrs. Gardener quote small busi-
ness in beef at former prices. Pork steady,
but market dull for bacon. Prices a shade
igSet. Sales Of lard during tn. week foo:
30 tons at decline Of Id, Wheat dec.i-
ned Id; white 47G3Ss; yellow 469+7s.-
Corn meal e3tG2Ts. Another authority
quotes brea lstutfs generally yretty firm.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-14
I =, For ass Democrats sentinel.

.Nof 20 DeIuocIauG oelillei.
Ma. EDirOR: I Ipereeiye YOU make a sug.
gesuon ia last weeks paper to the effect that
the Town Council should appropriate money
10 have Market street from the corner 20 the
Railroad depot. piked or planked. &c. This
IS an important suggestion, and with your
leave viii add something toit. Why should
not the Town Council proceed now, when
they have such assistance, to have the streets
still more thoroughly graded? Might not
Market street be graded down from the
Presbyterian Church toMr. ShoIwell's store;
and Main street from AT. Hatton's new
house to Esq. Phillips I, to the depth Of three
or four feet at the highest points, or to what
ever extent might be thought most expedi-
ent upon careful examination. Then let
preparation be made for Macadamizing the
two principal streets from the further end of
the Depot TO the forks of the Wheeling and
WellsburgA road, and from the lower end OF
Mr.. Tlngley's orchard TO ;he forks of tlie n.
Athens and Cambridge roads. This would
be an improvement worthy of the town OF
Cadiz, and one that would add much to the
comfort of all its citizens. 1t would require
but a small tax to pay the interest Of the
money that might be necessary for the pur-
pose, and also to gradually extinguish the
debt.
Iftne Town Council are unwilling to take
the responsibility, let them call a town meet
ing, and see whether the citizens will not be
wiling to authorize them to undertake SO
desirable an improvement.
A. TAV-D,vEp