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AsVERTlSRMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


PERSONAL.
SoT
and hs will be ). urp.Ssd SEND your
INroRMATIoN EANIzD-o9 wIILIAx cowLls
Ss sas FL On Ss DsS a s
TNFoRMATIoN wANTED-oF CHARLES ORION,
cn Of the late Dr. orst who it is went sea
Apply
JFELIzA AND.ANN JOHNSON WHO ARRIVED FRoH
i London in The month Of Augu,s will eal At the
YORK they viii hear of their sister, IT, who has arrived
ITO NALpI-ALL THAT YOU REQUEST SHALL BE
sse{sG pp0s ns Sss %9 a1 ' ys
write again. Cheer up; all viii 30 right. nARINEf.
no CHARLES ST. G. L. oy QUEBEC; -FOUR OF YOUR
@ Cooper s i' Mss n On
:As s %
EnE LECTURE sEAson.
sSs course of lie New isrs anu ~ s ss.y vi
sinss.s sslssi !sSs y; L:s; Sssjss.
z az sa me
DR. e, co.L,rrs LECTURE s, THIS RYE. nyEsIss, TO !,
snE oTo.isSn e. 'hs blood as x Plates
seven Admission only i2H ccnts
nR. soleERs' LECTURES ON RUSSIA AND TUsKsY.
Ssn BY h ,na TBs
sTe'is invitation TO effect from Mo,srs Charles Ens
a,sr.s T. FT1 s.lI1. COZ p
Stephen Nv .4Af d. D VIII
deliver course Il six lectures s.the stuy,esnt Institute
ss.a rs,y: ard nss 6 Say ssfs1
n1s sd % LADY s Or S as1s
through the principal booksellers on Brosiay and at the
NIGHTS WITH snAKsP 1;s.. CLARKE AND
nss January IL Original and Sri.ns shsi;p.srs read
.na srs Carl. in
ss TYR a ca S.S ss t mSo
store No SIS and.cod iinstons. No us Broadway and At
DEMocRATIc REPUBLICAN YOUNG NEN's GENE
"a oS X. I.s M T 81 Il the Sv, a s
TSS5se'y ~ ssd.s M Sraa
WILLIAM Z. Brrrs, Secretary.
DEMoCRArIo REPUBLICAN GENEsALCoxMIrTEs
a on ss.s q s sy.sna 1 s e.
"' o'clock y E Sssfs woop. Chairman, pro tom.
e cn' r. s : Rs.ws1r ss'rss.r'' pro tenn
THE NUMBERS CT THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,
ys.sns In.tue on 1Supsd.y Se ab nsan M soi
Pm The delegates the Your Mems General COMMITTEES
also respectfully requested 10 Al the place
on Wednesday evening the 18th inst at ~ o'clock for the
purpose Of BY order tho AERIAL Committee
JEREMIAH T0WLE, Chairman pro tom.
THE MILITARY.
OGDEN GUARDs-UMBRELLAS ATTENTI0N.-A
" meeting OF the ab 1--WE company will be held the
Of Grares James street this "wednesday ovevns
o'clock Punotual attndenct eArues requested OF
member this will be The last meeting
ing ou, en- the 18th ST. BY order o.
JAS. q. smrrp Secretary.
JONI p. BRISxEnuoFr, orderly Sergeant
STOLEN GOODS.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF or POLICE, JAN. 10, 1884,
" Cwr wanted Ut this of.s shawl and Of
Isols, imposed to DO stolen Also monnais
nnins some money found Also at tho Third District Pc
hoe Ceurt for hrkio Of butter supposed TO be stolen
GEO. W. hATsELL, Chie' Of Police.
SPORTING, SO.
MAsMOIH NEWFOUNDLAND PUPS KING
xparies spanies, Scotch and English terriers,
n prea aoss OF al kinds. The choicest breeds kept
lor s.ooh Shanghai and Chttasons fowls In.
~ S street, corner Of Fulton, up Please
PATS RATS RATS LOVERS OF THE ABoyE
lb eport Me respectfully invited 10 partahe Of rr.na
banquet 10 como on this evening" ericy saloo5 81j
Br3advny corner o. Twelfth street, Sport 10 oommsnso IL
sootok BAH gentleEep who lave fancy dogs arc re-.
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Writing and Bookkeeping Mt G0ldsmith's,
5Broadway of FRANKLIN street. suite of 1--WE
paxicrs 100 In ongth furnished In modern STYLE No
similar emit hiss been opened for tho
efirssructon In this country Call for circulars.
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New York journal for January. (Benuti

fuly illtstrsttdD Will be published this wednesday,
NOR ing at O'Clock. This Der completes the first
volume s the numbers Of wti will be In print Monday
next and bound volumes will DO issued at early day
therta Price 12 cents number; dollar and atty
asnum, Sc by all by carriers
any part Of the city. l.. D. ORYIs 70 Nassau street.
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twenty cent Owing the OF the
the subscbr selling of his entire winter stack order TO
make way for spring goods peterham overooass IS each
20D pairs of cashmere pants s. 50 eaoh 1000 oasims
vssts each srgs sssortu emit of boys clothing
setting ofpett tamas and sacts All at the reduced
Prices GEO. LEvIE, $50 Broadway.
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SPORTING, SO.

MAhMoIH NEWFOUNDLAND PUPS KING
and mil hrss spsniss Scotch and English "a. terriers
prea aoss OF Al kinds. The choicest breeds kept
erpressy ior stooh Shanghai and Chttasons fowls
aus "a street, corner OF Fulton, up stairs Please
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ssor-Prfn-S4-.f lon--Nas--tinp-sa Prl

GOr-Prin-s4.do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Prln
-Eas-Ger- at ting-son-4 Cards cards cards osrds
pf ted In the neatsst and lost expeditions At h
very lowest pIces, st the office Of the Original Yankee
presses 81 Nassau street tormtry Of joan and
sseet Far printing, cali At GORDONs 81 Nassau street
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Rate RATS RATS LOVERS OF THE ABOVE
~ eport ne respectfully invited 70 partake Of grad
baIq9et 70 coma on this eyenug a. erey sAioo 8
br;ndnay corner o. IHeth street. Sport Dominance 81
gussted W ATTEND. - '
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF or POLICE, JAN. 10, 1884,
Cwrers are wanted st this Office for shawl and pair
Iistols supposed to DO stolen. Also
minins some money found Also, at tho Third District Pc
oe urt Tor one hrko Of butter supposed TO be stolen
GEO. w. MATsELL Chiei Of Police.
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NIGHTS WITH sHAKsPEARE.-URIA CLARKE AND
IN Lady, Hope Chapel 7lS Broadway, Wednesday eve.
mir e. January H. Original brilliant Shakespeare read
irts and dlinesMon II NJ CLARKE,
part Henry IV) Mr.. Clarke. Open At 81 o'clock; DOM
AT 7 o'clock Cards. 80 GENTS sold sters music
the door
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OGDEN GUARDs-UMBRELLAs ATTENTION.
meeting Of the sb,vo company will be hed at the Bunch
Of Grares James street this wednesday, ovevins At
o'clock Punetua attendance eArnes requested OF every
member this will be The last MEETING
ANDREw cUsAcK, Captain
JAS. q. sMfrH. Secretary.
JoHs p. BRISxrnnorr, orderly Sergeant
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BOARD IN BRooKLYN-A WIDOW LADY w0ULM
ID pieaed furnish and p,rtis! board 70 raj
gentlemen The situation u desirable bon~
only fvc nirutes wsk frtm several rries Those
sGte
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OK RkwARD.-LosT. ON SUNDAY NIGHT A BLACK
pO morocco poohebook which eontsined tvo SSa four
tYs and 81 bi The above reward will be paid By leaving
corner Of Ninth street and Broadway 10 The paper STORE
%S REwARD-Losr, ON MONDAY, orH JANgARY.
pO 1884 Scotch terrier answering 70 the name OF Jsok
Whoever Yeturps the deg will receive the reward b.
leaving him Walnut Radfordt saloon, 24 Broadway
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EHE LECTURE sEAS0n.

IlR. SOLGEKS LECTURES ON RUSSIA AND TUhkhf
IL Having been requested by bis to repeat the above
lectures q extended scale, and having received
sreAl invitation to that effect from Mcssrs Charles KING,
LID, Horace webster LID, Henry Bellows, I'D,
Brsdish, Stephen IL TyIg, D. D. Cen John DE T. 2;
deliver Il six lectures ut the suyvesant institute
Fridays and Mondays commencing on Friday evening
January 49, at o'clock season tickets S. for geatem
and lady, aud 81 for lady or one gentleman al
msiona 80 Tickets TO had a. the Mercantile Library
through the principal booksellers Brosisay and at the
drox
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GRAND BAL PARE IT COSTUME DE sARACCO, AT
VI The Grand Apollinea Thursday evening January n.
This ball will be the most and recherche Of tho
season. and given At the argent solicitation sf his pupils
Ladies' and gentlemen composing the frat olass Of society
the United States In rush In the morning from II
till O'Clock, and from till 10 in the evening Besides
raj danoe the most new and elegant daaes called
Carlow of Professor SAraoo, will be danced and the
music will be performed by foil band under the direction
Of Mr. No tho only capable 10 execute the modern
Tickets Of admission for the ball.
with The privilege Of twenty lessons payabls in advances
sonal abes the superiority 81 his talen and tho rapid
Of his pupils admitted Adults who have
before taught all tho modern the single
last Of lessons that will be given in Now York by
Professor saracco personally having no other assstant with
him.
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DPnCIAL NOTICES.

A UCr1ON AND COMMISSION STORE, III GRAND
"A street Broedway.-WM PACKERa CO. will i've
their attention TO the safe q goods o. desorp
half the usual raes charged and make prompt payments
every day. Cash advanced. References given. N B-Na
sharR0 or STORAGE
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Sec ROOFS New snow OF Pictures this O0y,
ROOTS Gallery, s3 Broadway.
mad in his country can ss seen a. koors No. SIS Broad
way Tho pictures challenge criticism.
Anson's agucrre otypes, Large Size, inclu-
sns case n wit. ,s 81, fi s sn
NE snprssson ND equal 70 tSss asss cost
opposite the Metrcp Ontan Hotel.
We calf the attention OF our readers to the
Ssaaa n. a S
S nsas door 70 hs az Broad
s ssSs g a,. u one q bis best Er1aSSsn'
n. Gilbert & Co.'s Superior planos.-A fine
.sss meSascns full supply s low 10. pr,es
HORACE WATERS ss3 Broadway, iha great piano and
Writing and Bookkeeping ut GoldsmitA's,
s.fisrs iens.h furnished IN modern Style No
sinssrucsio in This county Cali for oirauIsrs
New York Journal for January, (Beauti-
tally ,llsst.sssd2 viii be published shi, wosne'd.y.
volume, s the numbers Of wb Is viii be print Monday
ss. ard Sf p,I. yums: wiz DO issued a. a. early day
O., Is ssr sa n, "a ADVANCE se,i ma. BY carriers to
GOr-Prin-S4-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Prln
-ting-son-s4 Cards cards cards osrdsi
pf ted In the neatss and expeditions the
very lowest Uiees st the ece Of the original Yankee
presses 81 Nassau street tormtrly OF and
sseeD Fer printing, cali At GORD0NS 81 Nassau street.
Fashionable ready made Clo,hing reduced
twenty cent Owing the state the
the subsib 10 selling of his entire winter stack in order TO
make for goods. Peersbam - each;
1900 pairs of Cashmere pants s. EACH 1000 cashmere
vests ~ each largs of boys clothing
s'stng ofpetit tAlmas All reduced
priees GEO. LEvIE, $50 Broadway.
Wet Linens, from the Steamer Humboldt,
~ 2s and "a Ca yard just opened ~ HITCHCOCK
4 LEADBEATER'S, 47 Broadway. Also. wet woollen
blankets and yarsees quilts wet linen sheengs NJ l per
Jard; tabs daasks at 2 3D. and 3 birds eye diaper
at Is Cd, TO-, &c.
Perham, Mt Academy Hall Is still doing
rushing business In selling gift tickets and amusing
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Renaherbon House.
Winter sstroot. .IIeloyyIN NJ onroe.

WHEELING, VA.
TTI NJ PI:MRERTOS announces to his old fr1ehds ana
tfupGbliC generally tlmtlie has located in the com.
modious br.ck Luild.>s ofrrcrly kliowN tho ''St
Iarics and Thoroughly, repaired and rcttc and is
prepa % in good style at oeIa!e
ON lie and neat the Depot of tho Bal
toIe and Ohio Rairoad. afordlng IasScnseIs Tor me me
cars nr packet boats CONVENIENT stopping place TIC
reSectrly invites the attention oI his OLD
friends 10 his mousse and soicits share OF public patron
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: ICHNTR IN FOUNDRY.

-sf .54'- i. & a. j. BaGGo, 4 . e.
qi No % Main ST., Centre Wheeling
Tr EEP constantly hand assortment OF the Iaest
IL aud most Improved STOVES, embracing every variety
o PaF,ar. Shop ard cooiil,s stoves fbeir estsTn
Virgiau," coal stove, cahnot be surpassed p? enS
tb into the city They have sold l60
oftem within Tho last mont pledsiS themselves 10
fake them hack rthcy lid not give satisfaction AMI nave
never had one etul.ncd =.
They also keep constantly on hand the latest style
Arch ttacs warranted equal 10 any made IN thls clLy
also cast iron Sinks, variety ol articesln the
Foun!FvIine which will be sol low FOL cash: =
u5FPdrticUlar attention will be paid 10 III klnds ol Jon
Wnyk -. i5i7T II aiis iiy dSwtt dug. 3ss
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Snring and summer Clothing

Spring and GUNNER Gloth1ng,
STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor
NyOUNCEs TO lis old friends and uaioners and the
pubic generally, that having re comnience'l business.
e is now RECEIVING at his new Room IN The fInM
HOUSE Hate s esplcndid assnTtmentof OF CLOTHS
or eve.y color, quality, and variety Plain and laCy
CSSLlIERES; SILK Satin, and all kinds of FESILN6St
c Ieceny selected by himself in the Eastern cities,
suitable the Spring and SUMMER and which he WI
ln ISC mp order at the shortest Hotes, tnte best
manner AMI latest styte, HISS fnIScy DePnHtHAeut
embraces Shirts of every kind, Collars, Crvats Hand;
kerchies, Gloves Undersrts, Drawers, Stocklls and
eyery article kent in Gentlenlen'a general furnishing
Store. IfyouwlIlt 6es ou in the ci cal al
Quartcrs' South room5SfRIGG HOUSE, Water StTec:'
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DAGuMRRNOTYPE- -GsALLERY,
IJexT5- lWusIe Store. I

---1 New Music Store.
stu, NJ the Ssrccfan Trig0num, no. 100li
So. EDRuiu street. ~ n 7ii
iS,s--H-, II FiCKFRSON would respectfully an
l,oiInce TO the citizens OF Wheeling aud vi
Il N IN N 0ciDity, tlnt he just oFened new anu
y teegant establishment the sale OF VioiIIs,
Guitars yiolinccIlos F1agoets Flutes Eics, Aceoide
nns Ianjos ana TamboTiRcs. Brass Instruments tic
first aud best mako. ..s,f
Instruct books for all kinds of INSTRUMENTS and o'
singing -. |. -, I
newest Songs Ductts ec, and the very hest Roman ai
Ilagian Violin and Guitar Strings. i - -, l.. al =. il .
ClaOnets Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin anu Guitar
Sorrows, Violn Fingar and Tail Boards.
HuHS, ,Or Violincello and Violin 2tLL..,
A. Lerer's Furniture Polish, for TenoV1ng VarnlSlcd
Fdrilurc scas Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats OF any
descriptions OF Furniture. % ~
Also for sale by the Agent Ileher, Ftshg Pianos
the first and best manul IN the United States Sutt
as Nuns and Cl1r's grand and square Pianos ]. b. Dun
sms Hhlett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos Nc
Agent tho make OF Carhatdt and Noedhan's Fatcnl
NeIodeons.
a. itc loves prices. iitfl .l5E-i--- ".
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2 eol ,.ssI,,i Z sM,Af s5M,AfEIl,Es35s Il iF,l TING
.vsh1ntaS
1T = sss5s; i ii q St IS5isi

Is 3 i =77ITYI 5dT gni
~ "a. ;s1 ..S .SsIis - 7gl. 7 L5, q s.nsabrsn
aS5Mlyls ,blr4lnS E-AsB3 Y .7s,1 sIdnob 4
lif W40i'f 4Sbl9til
No 1T Main St.,i West SIZE, AeteHeea 7t6lffd Iir
- : ~; sLIn;;a,a eIss ffad 81 L3nlgl an
e : = ss3''g Wheeiin9 a44 go eIt 10 d
rs NOW in recsSgt ffE,sk OF Dry Goods
goods adaPted 10 66 tRis aeatfdh f5Nd
inyis II 8Rs he sg
,5siss salHse its'' lbisEss ti6obS -, 9. f't ~
Tnback stlks alnst5g f5tf9s de- tapR sEt hSll1
ss 1 s5 Sed %5S9 soors. se
s'l.i s,@'es. I 81 .ssss.s95
e.9tns, siI DsS,ot
dTiIls brown linens. aer 4IIfi,
other sqh goods la
, men NY nv ETC. wifi iliel xxx rht htgt
mOgl, Iess @ ,Sss Id
at S 5ssssS 55s s.sssR $
i any b gleaoilca "a rod
NoTIoN taltE psa j!,.a ~ w.,
tons hosiery cloves combs, ctJ;, ali lfbir yaisty.
WY ~ f,5fl e uui as Wcf7f
oa T. MsSg aIil syis sTs asinbTiaes yI Ina ,Io
lH2 7. ? p a 7isc5if ~ 10 t8stY yErr-g
S5$5ss55S rs 4 SS x TSa I
BOOl . h4YIJ y piIGLt9a filEtttt iEt ttL<tto ~
BoYs' Hats and Caps, gt th01q buE oh
l..a rrcll kaot0n stand Of stfe .lis.tW ,ilela
BIG RED BOOT oxalt s.si 10 !
9SF s3
turel assortmeto Of Boots ami Slices, lo R1g WgG
!yeaT e1 IN n ts on to- bur
neem tf eynTessy oT TefaiiiDg TonuT
m5 All otssr Who may Ia Jbf us o.
lenai nIIer "a nmsNni ayiety Of, IIeets aS
E1, ; Suolity of sii
~ fLnse monntaereI in this orsy oiiiert
iattn Le . glt' ~ ,i HE
S'st' =. i@' u ''' sSiiif se,,s,s
s5Srs,sPoors yvnNES,s a AITEns IN lIIfi loI
/, nm mr. mem - Mn loots CATERS ETc
SSS T. T. ,'' ,iri 7oo mr. ,,yo1rl,s Sdef u E'n
'gS w % men 3 @ riIE 59S " o 10 10
SSs ,,t, ,,s +r ,,,r ,o am do v5c;ng shoes
,0oo neis NvSlcd po9l u' SGS Do Ser@cI hmskia o!
soo 49,, IN M 10 hi brskins sin.
~ ooo .l'i nle!l > LII III, 10 more F'9
i,'S SG9 10 +hirh ,io MISSES nooTEEs !u
lJyiuu 80 ...n
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GEoRGB MENpEl,.
Look at Thia.l

LOOK dU 4A1Atz t..,-f f..rr II
LLthose who desrops OF pressGyii,g the memory
~ OF themselves and aud friends, can do so, most ecc-
tuaIly by calling without celay at Larhels Daguer-
reolypc Rooms, at the corEcr of Maphl Bae stFGeis
Centre wrclng;and procure for each those lieilka Fc
tuTes which he Obtained with tic same degree o
beauty and excellence, elsewhere IN the ettyi
ai-sfa7 u. fAES BELL, DaEnerreotyPisti
tets Centre Wheeling,
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" IsnItfIii ore ri inn o Forte Q NJ n nj, M ctory
NJ u. WISE g BRorHEls manufactured OF Boudoir
es Grand and Square Pianos, request the special aen
on of female PeFfpTTers, to late and Important iR-
In the roocl OF the plano. BY this invention
suit the exact elastic strcnsth Of tho
fingers it heipg knaw 10 every performer, that the
touch first5 ti Importance 1t vaintU talk
orhe tone thek. not susceptible OF and
oestic oyeeijt; olterYisej tho Inherent qualities otthe
iIstrument- will TeDrlin unknnwn Those who Evoutd
avail tlie best posgble layiDg the
piano. should not fail TO give this Invention atrial.
Secbusnese circulars, which ray betad free OF post.
: = " y ''F j. 1J.WlSE9f BRoTHER,
mares .5b fflii =! lBAtTIMoEE.
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&C MARKET ST; WHEELING, VA. !a
EsSUBSCRIBsR h64fhs Innde extensive arrange.
mcpts in tic East for the supply of Marble, and con
telating erection OF Steam works, no oli' lnVllc
tic attention Architects iuteTs 9ndtle public gcn'
ef 10 Tic fsIeCtiOn OF his Stock consisting of Italian,
Egytinn SIENNA and oor Marbles of the finest
ditiiies which can be lower than
ineMt in the west, ias
Dealers would find it TO their advantage TO inspects
stock bslo purchasing elsewhere. i.iti -l-.i
his work is done nthe most elaborate style, and he
would invite tho attention of purchasers to examine his
Stock Statrary and other carved work. OnuncDts Cc
oSns Toins Head loot stones, SC., and Grave yard
work inevery veriety being enabled by his ac
fties supply this work at lower prices Than
any other establishment in the country. :. ~
MICHAEL j. .RoHAN,
.s Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
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9IIIi sdI 9gi
u s:nanbHsni
as,g stdnob 4
Err NI,lsill.
'sfG#eiaae4
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of ~ 94i GdoSs iH 2
nd ManuIactu.
'abh FStoel;Qtt
IS Can hc found
lld1TeSllcctmHYos
ting oil /,
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u zJT.A .A.NiIjt.A II J .. 1854 4.
q $ 4. I Z NJ .II .l1lTlING.

e1Eb 0JtITrctt SJ!;Ien S'iotIiuR Warehouse.
rl3r4hcII of ne Stoy itqltff1ore
FfE{ESt5NFlE'i1D ~ cos 8, s
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Wv 'J! w. Robb, ..s...i
Oh IN gGnnulM etnEcr, mud Denler Ln Fnfnl. Fnfrll.

f7j Roam. No. a, IYdsLingion Hull, Mohroe St.t
[ WHEELING VA
TIME subscriber would cal tic attentioo the rnhe i"
MS we'll sccetcd stock OF watches clocks, jewelry,
silver ware and ancy goods, which he IS now oi'cAlls
Ills stock composed in part Of gold and silver walches
KEYS, CARDS ard chains, 5ls5, ,,f.--t.a.
ii Every deScfiptioitof of goldicwelryi
Geld silver silver plated and common sncetSo.esi
Pure svc. table, dessert sugar. MUSTARD a'u %
spnnIs, and hutcT Knives; ,.,...
Plated aud German siivC fOrkS spoons, uuttcI hIfOS'
etc etc. t.fi -u 49,.
Port monIacs. pocket cutlery, scissors s44 slg
VERY PtSE IaZOTs. strOVs, shaving cream, etc.i
PETlufery combs brushes and great variety OF ialcy
gohdsi ,o.,,s
and icyyct ), ,3,d engraving handsomely done. b 5 IS
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-07-12
To Mrs KERR

The citizens Of Cadiz met at the Court
House, June 30th. pursuant to call, and
organized by calling T. W. Collier to the
Chair and appointing G. B. jackson Sc
eretary. After the object of the meeting
was stated, Messrs. A. Forman, Michael
Mcconnell, A. Starkey. L. Lewton, and
A. Lennon were appointed committee
to draft resolutions expressive of the
sense of the meeting. During the ab-
sence of the committee, the meeting was
addressed by the Rev. G.. Gray. The
committee offered the following resolu-
tions, which were, on motion, received
and adopted;
Resolged, That, as a people, we are still
in favor of the total destruction Of the
traffic and of the manufacture of intoxi-
eating Liquors, and TO attain that object,
will never cease our efforts until we pro-
cure the passage Of law in Ohio similar
to the Maine Liquor Law.
ReSOl0ed, That until we can secure bet
ter laws on that subject, we will fearlessly
and faithfully enforce the present Statutes
of this State which tends to discourage the
liquor traffic.
ResoIoed, That the present Statutes of
our State in regard to the liquor traffic,
although not equal to the Maine Law. are
excellent stepping stones to it, and are
worthy Of our respect, and Of being en-
forced by all good citizens.
RESOLVED, That we give the various po-
htical parties this timely notice, that
should they disregard the interests Of the
Temperance cause in their approaching
nominations, we shall be compelled, how
ever reluctantly, to nominate and support
for county and district offices, irrespective
of former political ties, men who are un-
compromising enemies to the liquor traf-
&c.
On motion,
RESOLVED, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in each of the coun-
ty papers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
7. W. COLLIER, Chm.
G. B. JACKSON, Sec'y.