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tiOR RE 1.-THE first and second floors of a
II large store, on eth street, opposite che market
house, now occupied by Mr.. II. Wheeler as Var.
house Either floor separate II des,rsa FOR further
information enquire "a she premises Possession
given Immediately. JOB W. ANGUS
feb SIT.
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I(HosH ES.-Hat, Cloth, Hair, Tooth, SHAW
~ ing, and Nail Brushes just received at
BIRGES,
Jan a-u Willard's Hotel,
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A LIENS SELF COOKING PISTOLS, for sale At
a jan 2S-6t. $3.50 - ''A
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in quiet, comfortable room, with the Erening
sStas, fresh from the Capitol, damp from the
press, and while, away an hour perusing its
agreeable contents. All eyes turn to the Ma
tional Metropolis as the radiating point of i'm
port and intelligence, and to have this served
up so spicy, is equal to dish of fried
The Temperance, or Maine Liquor Law bill
was up before the Legislature to-day and seve-
raj amendments offered What will be its
destiny cannot now be told My own impress
sion is that il will eventually find q place
upon the table there to remain. There is O.
strong opposition to the law here, Petitions
are out against it, receiving inumerous sign a.
lures, some of whom are our best merchants
and most respectable citizens. The law calls
for too much, and therefore, if passed, would
be imprae,icable. It's tendency must be to
destroy very large and profitable trade, and
finally injure, to considerable extent, the
business of Baltimore. The most difficult
thing in the world is to force men either into
sobriety or morality by coercive enactments
do not wish to be understood as an advoc ate
Of intemperance. On the other hand, practi-
cal Temperance in all things strenuously OBJ
served; but we must be cautious in attempting
to free ourselves FROM one evil We do not fall
iato more destructive vortex. Artificial ex-
part of man nature The Turks, who by their
Koran are forbidden to drink Intoxicating
liquors, substitute opium, which Is equally
destructive to human life. ..--s i. -.
~ The truth is, when man is 30 wanting in
Judgment and common sense as not to be able
to restrain himself, it is difficult for others,
either by precept, law or example, to elevate
him much beyond the natural sphere The
best temperance in the world is that which
springs from an innate sense of moral rectitude
and self-denying honesty. The most reliable
men are those who drink temporarily eat tenn
perately, and. withal, SO respect themselves
and the worlds good opinion as not to run into
extremes. A hypocrite in every phase is the
most detestable, and there are too many of
this class amongst the pretended exterior ad
vocates of temperance. Like the Pharisee
they pretend TO be better than other men
whilst the worlds eye is upon them; but 10
ths dark, or behind the curtain, a pull of the
O. crttter'' il net cast aside. Such are deln-
Gated by Pollock, who says, s' With one hand
they put penny in the urn of poverty, and
with the other take a shilling OUT
We have an unusually disagreeable day
rain, snow, s'ush, mud, &c.-streets almost
impossible. RoDER1ck
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CRY RAILROADs.-The following are the
joint resolutions respecting City Railroads,
which have passsd the Common Council. and
which were referred in the Board of Alderman
On Monday evening to tho Committee on I'm
pyevements
RssotGsa, That the committee before Con-
gress be, and they are hereby directed to ask
that body not to grant charters to any private
companies for railroad purposes IN this city
without the consent of this corporation.
ResOlred further, That said committee ask
that power be granted TO this corporation. to
charter companies for the purpose Of laying
railroads through the streets and avenues Of
this city.
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CLOTHS AND EN-
Il glish Merinos.-
A0 pieces very cheap.
VERIFY, TEBGS VERY,
Corner Of 7th strsst and Pa. avenue
dec 19-tf
THE NATIONAL Patriotic FOEM,
Il by EstWick Evans. Price CSC. For eaIe by
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE,
Jan 25-t It'll street.
DROW E'S HARPS.-Two of the above
ID celebrated double-acion Harps can be seen for
three days at our Music Depot. All DESTROYS Of pur.
chasing will therefore please call Immediately.
jan N-tf HILBUS 4 HITZ
DIGHTS OF THE BIBLE in our Com.
IL mon Schools, by the Rev. DIR. Cheever-y5c
Family Prayers, by the author CT the Morning
aud Night Watches-76s.
Wine and Milk square-25c. -t..r. 70
Little Mary, or Talks and Tales for Children, by
II. Trufta, author of sunny Side"
Vlnet's Homietics; or, ths Theory of preaching
- -. CRAY BALLANTYNES
Book Store, It'll street, near Odd Fellows Han,
jan 3O-d a $50. - a-.s, -
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MISSIONARY LECrURE.-0n Monday evening
last, - missionary lecture on The present
struggle between Russia and Turkey-its mis-
sionary,aspects and bearings" was delivered
by the Rev. G. Carothers, in the 4th street
Presbyterian Church, which gave great salts
faction to large assembled congreg CATION.
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EOR SALE, CHEAP-A turning LATHE.
| u with Tools complete. Apply to E. X LUNDY,
Bridge street, between Congress and High, G,
town. ;.h st
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The revenue for passengers on the Main
Stem, during the past month of January, is
-, 326 A greater than for December preced
ing, while for freight it is Si2,ll6 IL less
This decrease is altogether owing to the mi ners
strike, the amount of coal transported during
January, being 1856 tons less than for De-
cember. The earnings or the Washington
Branch also show a falling off the past month,
As compared with the month previous, of
s2,222 - for passengers, and 81 ,2o0 81 fer
freights
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t>O II II e 1.-Two large Rooms or Halls,
pleasantly located on Pennsylvania avenue.
Apply to Il. n SrRATTON.
feb 6-dlw Auctioncer
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tWANTED-A good colored NURSE. To such
w acne good wages will be given, Apply 10
| j. II. nc ALLISTEg,
| ieo ST AZ ST., near City Hall
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EOR RENT-A new and comfortable brick
Il HOUSE, raining six rooms, situated on the
corner Of AZ and streets, Island Terms $40 per
month. Inquire next door. feb T-etx
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Lf0lt RE y IA two-s DRY brick DWELLING.
Il Situation excellent and terms easy Apnly To
F. s. YER, street. near 10Th.
feb 1-3ts
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tOh HENT-A two story frame HOUSE. con.
IL tsinng six rooms. 1t is ituated on L 8: ~
tween nth and 18th SITS. Enquire ue4t door.
fab9-3t*
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ANNIVERSARY OF WAsHINGTos's BIRTH
DAf.-The Common Council branch of the
Corporation passed resolution at their last
meeting, that a committee composed of a GER
tain number of members of the two Boards
should make proper arrangements for the cele-
bration of the birth day of Washington.
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HANOTHER WHIPPING CAsE.-This morning,
one of the gey ladies of our city took posi-
ton In the street, to wait for a gentleman with
whom she had some differences to settle when
the person arrived she seized his hat, but he
regained it and started with the lady follow
ing, much to the amusement of the lockers
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LUX RENT-A small frame HOUSE. on the
L west side Of 18th street, between 1 and SIS
uoIth. Inquire ofG. W. or H C StaTsrt at corner
feb e-aty
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

By virtue of an Act pa ssed March 10, l84l, amen.
datury 10 the Act oil 1884, defining the duties OF
County Treasurers, am required TO sell personal
properly for taxes on real esate unpaid on tne Goth
day OF December The following is the section re-
ierfed to:
Sec 81 That when any person is charged on
III duplicate, with tax on real estate, and tax on
chattel or personal property, the payment OF lax on
such chatel orpers0na property, shall nat release
while in his possessions from liability to be dlsran
cd for the payment oi Fax ON such real estate unies
the .uersonin whose name such premises charged
shall satisfy the County Treasurer that the
not his property, snd are enormously charged inhis
name for taxation; but the Treasurer shall be uu@
thorzed and required in all cases, when any
person charged with tax on real estate, has par
sena property within the county, 10 disraln the
same for the payment OF such tax And the C0nn-
ty Andtor shall accept from such Treasurer on his
return OF deinguencies, no assignment OF course
tcalse for such delinquency ofanded estate, except
that the owner is nonresident OF the County, that
such premises erroneousy tnxed; that no per-
sonal properby could be found or that property when
seized was not sold for want of bidders
u The lreasurer of Sta;s refuses to thke any Bank
notes. except the bills OF specie paying banks
of this State, issued according to law;
]. P. JOHNSON,
l Treasurer OF Harrison County.
P. S. The following is the form Of Road receipt
which will be received at this Office in payment OF
Road tax for the present year. hereby certify that
A. b. has performed labor the public road, in Dis
ltrict No. IT. Of - Township, between the - day OF
April, and the - day Of October 1884, uhder my d.
rection n ps yment Of his Road tax for said year;
charged against him en- the grand levy, to the a.
mount of 4 cts. NJ Given under my hand this
day OF -. a. d 1854. a.t4afL
.sl5ggss A. b. Supervisor d said District.
| Cadiz, August 10th, 1854
/ NARfElIN :--lngrnin, vsnstiap and list caeptt-
~ ngi fos satisfy = s. McFApDEN. Z
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New Furniture and
EyyALE w ARgs S00 gsSl
" a, ftAENRN

! to theirnew iurn,snre aud Chair Ware Rooms,
Iia ne new btiek bui,dtug, NO ibJ aafket street.
f,w doorkhpiow the Almkel lt,a@. 4n,y &c l.*.
pared 10 fsitish all aitiries M f'irr G, snch
cases Card Dining and Breakisisl t.Dles sstaas.
in every variety, Work and Wash Stands, SOFAS
)iyans, ottomans, &c, Fancy What Nots, Fancy
Work stands,
chairs, Windsen Csnc Seat Mahogpny, IN every
yATiery, plain aHA gaDcy hooking eAasses, Cicrk5,
Sc; all which viii be furnished INongliy to MI
tier, at tlle iotvesp pf:ces WsrpsSecEpliY EYssts
public 10 rnl AMI exnlsliha our stock tegiin III
thai We can reader satisfaction inatl cssssl
Mt'SEAI & Ltfis fs. @
sNhseiipg3 sste3 lss3.ly
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PROCLAMATION

Is hereby made TO all the qualified voters ofHnr.
l. rison county, that General Election will he held
as required by law, on the Second Tuesday, being
the 10th day Of October, A D. 1854, AT the several
places of holding elections H. said county, al which
time the following officers to be chosen, viz.
One Supreme Judge, one Member Of the Board OF
Public Works, one Member OF Congress, one Pro-
bate Judge, one Clerk OF the Court, one County
Auditor one Commissioner and one Director ut
county lnfirnary-and the Trustees of the sevC q
townships in said county are required TO return t4e
following number OF Jurors from their respective
townships, TO wit;
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LEGAL Motire.

GnIiah Iedrow PM, nrt of Common Pleas
Va lriSon cont " OAo.
, Joshua hrmp & knoch fF5Nln said Joshua kpmp
1edrOW DeIs. 4 will take notice that on
the 23d day OF september 1854, thu snli tIoah Ted
tow liled lis petition Against him and the said Enoch
Tetrow in the Court OF Common Pleas u said lIar-
rlson county, which petition now penjng, praying
Judgment against them tor SlOOtu with interest
thereon from The l2lh day OF June lSjt which sum
is due said GoatI fedtOW, tl- proln -ory note oi
said defendants, dated June l2th, l~5i; and that
VIII Of attachment / as been issued agninrt SAID
ktmps property; and trat unir = tir saIi defend.
ants shall appear and answer sui pettioa on or be-
fore til. 9th day OF November, 1851, judgment will
h. render d against them for the amount cnimed as
a or5suid. :. w. BOSrWlCk,
Sc n. 2dh l8S4-6w. Att'y for Petitioner.
\ TlAUhMt.N NUll CE--At my instance,
"a an Attachment was this day issued hy 'rhomi,s
tlnnlcum, Justice OF the Peace OF Rumlcy town.
ship, flnrrison county against the property and et
Iect5 ol Joshua KEN abs condng debtor non resi-
dent Of said county. Debt ten dollars and forty cls
n2l-4w GEORGE SIMMONS.
4 TTACuMFNI NOIICED--At my,insIallce al
y Attachment %ns this day issued by Thomas
| tinnicun, Justice Of the Peace OF RuiHIey town
ship Harrison 90, against the property and effects OF
Joshua Kemp, an nbsconding debtor, non resident OF
said county. Debt Eleven Dollars and twenty-sx
cents This 22d day OF September, A. D. 1854.
n2l--4w JACOB SHILLING.
| HOUBLlC SALE There will be offered ut pub :
Il lc sale, on Wednesday, the 4th day ot October,
nt the residence OF j. j. 7 Johnson, in Plank Roe
+ miles south of lopelnIe, on the Hopedue and
Wheeling Plank road, the following property viz.
Horses, Cows, yokc OF well trained work cattle,
one cart, one road pow, two scrapers and chuins,
picks, axes, m0ddocks, shoveIs burrows and all!
tools necessary for making plank rond with; togel-
er with many other articles to tedious TO mention
Sale to commence II 10 O'Clock on said day, where
due attendance and reasonable credit wi be given.
| JOHNSON & TWEED
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And tho Trustees Of the sever@l townships are
further required to return from their respective town.
ships for the Of the Probate Court OF this county,
as they are now required by law to return, an equal
number of Jarors MS above specified, the list con-
taining the names Of said Jurors 50 returned to be
delivered to the Clerk OF the Cuurt Of Common
Pleas The polls 10 be opened between the hours
of six and ten O'Clock in the morning and close NJ
SIX O'Clock III the afternoon OF the same day.
]. BOID Sheriff OF Harrison Co.
Sheriff = (1ni,a ,adi,. Sep 6, 1854
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

RAILROAD CoNvENTIoN.-Some time during
the present month there will be a railroad
convention held at columbus. in this State,
for the purpose of regulating the fair on wes'
tern roads. The movements said to be one
put on foot by John Brough, Esq.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

BLAcKBynRY WrSE-To make a wins
equal IN AaIue to port take ripe blackoerrIee
or dew berries and press them, let the juice
stand thirty,s.x hours 10 ferm"nt; skim off
whatever rises to the tdp;then TO every gal
Ion OF juice add quart of " "at"r and three
quarts of sugar, (blown sugar will do;) Iel
this stand 10 open vessels for twenty-lour
hours, skim and strain Il, then barreI 1t until
March, when it should be car,fully racked
off and boteed.
Blackberry cordial is made by adding one
pound Of white sugar to three pounds OF ripe
bIackberiies, allowing item to st'n& four
hours; then pressing out the juice stain it
adding one third part of spirit and putting {"
teaspoonfull OF finely powdered a spice inev-
cry quart OF the coadial, it is at once fit for
use.
This wine and cordial are very valuable
medicines in the treatment Vt weakness of
the stomach and bowels, and are especially
valuable in the summer complaints OF chill
dren.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
NEW AnYERTI sEMENT.
FOK TmE GENTLEMEN


nN SATURDAY the l4th day of October next
~ Qs54.l will proceed to Sc at public vehdue
IN the Town of New Athens. H arrison County, Ohio
both the Rea and personal estate nd property De
Town of New Athens, deceased, consisting of hi.
lhte dwelling house and lot No. 10, in SAID Town
and one yearling colt large Iron Kettles set il
cast plate, and furnice, one screw and talow press
one large Iron Kettle TO run taow in, with vari
ETY. OF other articles tedious to mention. sale Il
commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
JOSEPH DUNLAP, Executor
Dated this Sth day of September 1854
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FOUND DEAp:--We are informed to-day
that old Benjaman Rairs had been found
dead in room of his own house lie was
fornd with pistol clerched in his hand,
and bullet hole in his head indicated that
The had enled his days by shootsng himself
1t is supposed that his boly must have lain
in this situation for week, as decomFos-
sion had already taken place. He was up
wards of seventy years OF age-ot an excee-
dipgly parsimanioes and worldly disposition
land it is probable that the loss ofa recent
suit inv ,lving the title to some properly be-
longing to his wife at the time of her death
induced him to comm tthe fatal deed Steg
Xnion. 93rd.
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GT-A new kind of Wheat has been intro
duced into California from Sonora, which,
it is said, will. in its yield, surpass any 9TH
eT variety, being free from rust and smut
and maturing month or six weeks earlier
This will, it ssthought, be particularly a
dapted to the climate of California.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
PllI,lic Sale.

WILL be sold atpublic vendue at the late resi
w dence Of WiIium Shipton, deceased late Of
Archer township, Harrison county, the 2eth day
Of October 1884, the property OF sud decd realnnd
personal viz: I60 acres Of land of good quality,
well improved and in high state of cNltiyation
also Horses, Cows, Sheep and Hogs, Horse gears,
Wagons, Plows, Harrows, Cultiyators with vari-
ETY. Of other farming utentials, one Buggy and llar
ness, Hay and Oats, with variety Of other articles
TOO tedious to mention. Sale 70 commence at 10
till all ia sold. HUGH CAVAN, Executor
tgant On IN
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HIGH PI1cE FOR STANDING CcqN.--Whe
'Scms Gazetta says, that Mr.. Seymour,
of B -inbridge, Ross county, Ohio. sold 4
few days ago quantity of corn in the field
ut thirty fOe doll0rsPer ace. This Is doubt.
less the highest price ever paid for standing
corn in Southern 0hio.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

A NICE GAxE.--The Fusionists of this
Congressional District, met at harlem Springs
'on the 18th, and nominated 5ohn A. Bing-
ham of Cadig. an old bunker whig, The
operations of the convention showed the con-
sulnate hyporasy Of the wings in their clam
sor about slavery and the repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise. Jonas D. Cattell OF Co.
lumbiana county, who has been leader in
the, Free Soil party for years, was a candt-
date, and was cast overheard simply becatse
he was Freesoiler, and Bingham. of whose
sentiments on tie Nebraska question, we ven
'ture, but few of the voters of the district
know anything at all, was takenin preference.
As usual, the convention had to adopt a
string Of resolutions to let the people know
their principles" Wonder what the Moore
faction in this county who had their man
Eckley reiected--and the Free t5oiIers OF
Columtiaua will have to say to these princi-
piles in October.-Ne shall see--CoroM n
Comp0nion.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
sfmctiOni sfMcttOts!!

UToOD & SMITH viii oiTer Al public Auction
w to the highest bidder without reserve, their
entire Stock OF Goods, consisting of Dry Goods,
Hardware, Queenswsre, Groceries, &c, Sc.
Commencing on Thursday evening, lith inst,
and continuing from day TO day until all IS sold.
We have few more houses and LOIS for sale al
low prices w. & ).
We are also desrcas of setting our Books as fast
as possible Sept l3, -.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

EE-We regret to learn that tire recent
Friends, yearly meeting, at Mt Pleasant, did
not result so harmonion,ly as previous ones,
u division having taken place in the Ortho-
dox church, Che origin Of this unpleasant
disagreement we are no apprsed Of put
presume it 10 be the vexed WILDER and tiOur-
ney question. ,Saiem Eemoc,Ut.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
THE Hoo MARKET THE ST. Louis Intel
ligenser of the 7th has the following:

IRE Hoo MARKET. .--The 81. Louis intel
ligenser of the 7th has the following:
Hoes. Shipping lots sell from 50 to "a
as in quality, while No. butchers are worth
$4to VS. 80 per 100 lbs. net. What are
termed butchers hogs are t ose brought tc
market chiefly in wagons, and weighing upon
an average from ESQ to 800 lbs net. These
are greatley preferred on account Of the in.
crease Of lard, whichis ths most profitable
part Of the hog just at tliis time.
s1 Horses are scarce and high priced up ir
Iowa. the Davenport Gazette, Of the G8th
says: q good locking bay horse, about II
hands high andsG years old, was sold undel
the hammer in front Of our office shis morn
inig at $3.50. A good horse cannot b,
bought at private sale much under $i50
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

Il stands pre-eni-
nsnt for its curative
powers in all the dis
cases tor which It is
recommended, usual
" called fen ale com
plants. OF hese are
Pr"lapsus Utcri, or
Falling Of the Womb;
Incidental Hem or
rhage. or Flooding:
Painful, Suppressed,
and irregular NJ e II.
strualiolI, &c, with
all their accompany.
ing evils, Cancer ex-
cepted,) no matter
of how long standing
The Catholican far
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
Notice to Taxpayers,

will also attend at the Treasurer's Ofice in Ca
dlz to the 2oh ot December ensuing receive the
taxes al those who cannot make it convenient 10
pay while attending in the Townships, after that
time the penalty according to law will be added.
The following Table shows the amount OF tax lev
led on the dollar or the $1,000 yaIuag ii lUt Ale year
lShl.
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~G;rls let Nc tell vou a stubborn truth

~Girls, let US tell you a stubborn truth
No young woman ever looked SO well to
a sensible man as wbep dressed in neat,
plain. modest attire; without a single orna-
ment about her person; she locke, then. as
though she possessed worth in herself and
needed no artificial rigging to enhance her
yaluo
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

EE:lIon ANDREW SfcART. has been
nominated for re- election in the Jefferson,
'Columbiana, Carroll. and Harrison district.
lie will be triumphantly Y.lcctcd.- Ganse
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

dissolution Of Partnership.
The create Bargains at the New
ESNEE5naOye Store.

TN LEVY a. CO., r spectfully inform the citi-
~. zens of Cadiz, and surrounding country, that
he has Just received lot OF New, Fall Goods all
kinds Of Dry Goods and ready made clothing which
he is selling at such prices you never bought he.
tore. Now Ladies' and Gentlemen by all means
chasing elsewhere, and you will find yourself amp
ply repaid for your trouble.
Remember tho rev cheap Baltimore Store, Main
Street, opposite the Court House and call soon if
you wish gre at bargains. Respectfully, ~
Sept. su; '5I. A d. LEVY e. co.