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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

bUTHERS COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
sap1 pntion OF the Southern States, organ zed
for ii We purpose Of advancing the commercial
utere, ,ts Of The South it seems 10 about to end in
smoke. II frst met in Baltimore in 1851; rose
70 its Gu Eliminating point in 1852, and was vis.
bly on Il e decline in 1863. The convention at
Baltimore was well attended, aud at the one
held in Me. upbis in 1852 there we're over three
iAcueand de legates present; but at Charleston,
40 1865, The iSlling OFF was great, and the meet
ine at New Orleans, to be held o.day, will 70
5oubt den 1onstrate that the convention is all
mt ex,vnct The fact is that its action has
resul.ed IN M real good the objects for which IL
was called SaNe not been attained, and the pub.
lie has lost al interest in its proceedings and
confidence in ,Ss undertaking. This is chiefly
ihe fault of The. delegates themselves VITO
.alked q great DEAL. gave grand banquets, and
did nothing. Besides this, the direct use of
inch a convention a. 'ce one in question has
reysr been clearly prov, d, ana the Southern
press generally has become lnkeWarm in lie
yupport, end, 10 many instances, op'oeed 10 its
existence. The probability r. HeTefore, that
- L. 49,. ~ :. O..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

The Know NOTBNGs AND TEMPERANCE
LAws.--We are persuaded that nearly all Of
the misery and crime which have been caused in
this country by rum can be traced to the mau-
ner in which political affairs have been d.
rected by the men who have go long ruled
primary meetings and nominating conventions.
These meetings have been held in grog shops,
packed with rum delegates; business has been
transacted in O sea Of rum, and the power OF
grog has carried, net only the nominations,
but the elections ALSO Thus, the drunken
rowdies and loafers that abound in every
city have held in their hands the fate of the
city, the State, and, sometimes, the nation.
Rum being thus acknowledged as a power in
the State, it has been allowed the highest place,
and that candidate who was willing to pay for
the largest quantity Of grog had the best
chance for q nomination in this part Of the
country. All the nominations have heretofore
been controlled by these drunken rowdies, who
have long dis graced the old parties Hence the
decentralization of every department of the gov
eminent, and the conviction upon every mans
mind that radical reform is needed in our
political affairs.
The Know Nothing order is the sign Of the
first movement against these rum hole conven-
tions and grog shop politicians. 1t is the ma
tural effect of popular indignation against the
corruption of the old parties as displayed in
the nominating conventions aud primary meet
ings. The Know Nothing councils are COM
posed Of quiet, sober, temperance men. They
do not meet in rum shops-grog forms no ele-
ment in their successes, and they do not
elevate drunken rowdies to the highest
Offices in the gift Of the people. The movement
is, therefore, strictly temperance one. This
is one Of the most beautiful features OF The Or
der. If it possessed no other merit than this,
every sober temperance man, every good citi-
zen and every wise one, should join it without
delay. It possesses in this principle the foun-
dation Of that reform which we have so long
needed. II the Know Nothing party retains
this great moral power, neither the rum potiti.
clans nor the grog shops can stand against it;
and if it should be successful in all the States in
the next general elections there will be no ne
cessity for the enactment OF temperance laws of
doubtful constitutionalty. There will be no
necessity for calling upon the Legislature to
enact laws to make men temperate or, in fact,
to enact any sumptuary lay.
The Know Nothings are quiet, sensible men,
who have come out from the old parties dis
carded all their tricks and hambugs, and put
in nomination men of their own stamp, who
have been elevated to the highest positions in
the State, city and country. We care nothing
for temperance legislation If this practical tenn
perance party succeeds in carrying the mex.
general election.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25
XiQWOg, Lac.

H1tqss0s' A2ds0.
aRFAlagIN WARREN of Befefontains, O., has
WI prePaFsd a papphlet with Formsand d~igeesiona
designed TO be a complete guide to lustices and otL-
ers. under the Iiqaor law OF 1884. Hehas his second
edition now on hand, which contains all the Late
decisions OF HE fSuptemeC Court upon thcstbIeet TO-
gethcr, with aScepV Of the act. Jalga - II
The work is indorscd for correctness by some2i
able Lawy gfs residing in every psrt OF the State,
The following resolution was adopted by me State
Telhpefanc ConyeGtion, held nj Columbus on the
! I'd Vi febsalry, ls53i-Reaolved thai dle ,JsagaI
FORMS, p repaired by M. Warren, Esq, OF Bellei1p.
tainsioE protecting under tie Ohio Liqior Law, bt
recommended 10 the tempcranee nlen througlOui
The State.
PRcE or THE WoRK-single copy 80 cts; Fnui
copies q 90 or . cts per copy Forty copies SS.D(
or 90 cents per eepy; Sixty c}pies $500 orl5 cehtl
per eopyq sent ~ any part ct lhc Statesat aag tx
pens and fi,k, as soon as ordered vii the none
E~inclased Conn., Mills, or postage stanips eaI b,
sent at nay risk by mail if properly enclosed, al
orders dgectcdsooa 10 NJ WARREN, Attorney u
Law ~Iiellelon aipes Logan county. Ohio, with mon
ey enclosed, viii receive prompt attention. apaI
fbfders attended, 10 as Promptyas aaye
q April IL 1929 3m NJ WARREN,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25
NEW WORK MARKETT.

April 2I.-Fiuur advanced &c, witlssases
of good Ohio at le,3l@t0, 81 Southern,
sales ri le, 00@H,6 8. Wheat firm, white
gro. Com advanced with salesaof South
ern mixed at 10. aPorktriae lower
sales Of old mess at 16. i2@l6,25; sales o
new mess At l7,7o@75. Beef firm, coun-
try mess 9,5a@l9, 90. Sugar firm. New
Orleans 1861 Molasses firm at 27@3o
aLinseed oil firm 81. 85.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25
CINCINNATI MARKET.

April 21.-Flour sta snant, nominally a
q@0.g5. Corn 80. Bulk sides held a
7@@74, shoulders 6B Prime lard 81
Bacon shoulders 94, common hans 9t-
Linseed oil 5000.
Eastern Exchange i@4 premium.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25
sTEUBENyILLE MARKET.
sTEuBESvrLLE, April %.
F1ouR-Good superiae $40; extra $lo,

UK-UV suPVTHEV -
q5. I,
WnsAr-sl,70 for white; s1,65 for red
GeocEatEs-Sugar IN hhds 6595f; Dol
64@6I; N. o. Molassas 33935; syrup 50
Rio Coffee l2@i21c.
Bacon Hams $685.; shoulders and
sides8@64.
SALr-Ketsils at So, 25@2,37.
BtrrGR a. for fresh roll.
L4RD-89@9c.
WooL-23@33.
DRIED Fnulr--Applcs 1926 per bushel
Peaches SO. 25@2, so.
PorAroEs-$1,25 per bushcl.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25

A srR0SeA ASH KSow &cEmssi Gown.
The vote Of NElEaukies County Wisconsin.
at ce reesdt election FOR Juage Of the sa
'pseme Court Is declared officially to have
been as fellows:
Cmwford, Dsmocrat and Anti X N SAFE
Cole, Whig. Freesoilsr aud X NJ A,O0d
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25
DAVID PALMER,

NE
In HocxEsTY.-John Bray, reelected
Justice of the Peace by know nothings Of
Steubehyille, did not qaalify under his ne W
slection until some ten days after his old
commission had expired. In the meantime
he continued to act as Justice. Several Of.
the liquor eases were tried before him, and.
one man vas committed to prison. The
penalty for acting as Justice without legal
authority u $3.50 fac, Or imprisonment 80
days ia jail on bread and water, or both. at
the discretion Of the court. Moreover he
is liable in damages to the parties injured,
as are also the constable and others acting
underhis orders. Welearn thatt the i~uitiary
steps have beenataken by the liquor men to
make the most out Of the illegal proceedings
Of the Justice. The costs drawn from the
Freasuryb by Mr.. Blay-some As dollars
have been returned. All this can pfobsblI
be settled at some little cost by the Squire;
but had he married people during his later
regnum. wouldn't there have been The deuce
Ito pay?--Sea. Union,
fZMM. = A3N II" KtANMF N ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25

GrThe Greatest Discovery Of the Age.--Dr. To-
bias Vcnetian Eminent, for the cure OF dysente1y,
Group, cholera, collie, rheumatism, &c Ne ono
should he without this valuable remedy. Every noI,
tle is warranted. Sold by all the druggists and
storekeepers. Depot 90 Cottlandt st., New York,
Price 25 and 50 cents.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25
cFavalla mdadIy - Rs7
Alnrrlnncs.

On ThprsSay l9tI inst. BY Rev d Sparks. Mr.
jas. STALL 20 Miss CATH. KSocgF, all OF Harrison
co, o..
On the 17Ih inst. by Rev DR.. Minor. Mr. Aaron
Horn and Miss REBEeeA d. OsBoRE, all Of Csdiz.
erWith the abeve came a fall supply Of delieioa'
cake, for which all the printers return their sincere
thauts and unite in wishing them all the happiness
that fails to ths lot Of ali chose who enter Into he
marriage state.s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25
The Law ofNewspapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice 4
The contrary, are considered as wishing 70 continue
ksir snbscriptioN D.
II snbscf;befs order the discontinnance Of tieii
s~fiodicals, the publisher may continue - send then
Until all aHeafages IRE paid.
tfsubscribefs n~egiectVr refuse 10 takesfinir pc
riodicais from the Offices te Which they sfe directed
they are hold responsible tiii they have settled the
-bllsnd ordered ITEM discontinued
Z, IL subscfikersremoye to ether places withopi
Informing tie, publishers, and the papers are sent (
the former detection, they are bold Responsible.
S. The Courts have decided that refusing 70 take
speriodcals from The Office, or removing and leaving
Them p1caQed Tor, isPrinal acia eyldence OF inien'
tional fraud.
a~riNTERESr PAID ON DEPOSITES At
THEBANKNG HOUSE OF REIN MELcH&
70, CADlZ. OfllO.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25

VALuR ORA NEWSPAPERS .--OHe Of our
subscribers informs Us Chat The last year.
saved a dozen times thu. cost Of his newspa.
per BY the study Of a single article on wool
HE says that regarding Tie advice 10 seh
early, as s6afid aha jadi6ious on. the facts
p~Sssssssaisd, Ne did sell early and xsalssd
much ri asf rips thanthatofhis nsigltbofs,
except his son, who followed the same adj
iiss. sfAls SAVING VIII pay FOR years.
was the concluding remark u the old gen-
demm Wg hsa1 PubtsA sAig ststemen!
in srdert to wool aasoas ID sahsefi35 to our
spGpsr. aa nss,s i ! ss FoJs.
do Blade.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25

N. Y. CATTLE MARKET.
April 18.--The offerings Of beef catti'
reachedI2 head. Prices dull and mafke
cosed Languid at $8a1l,5o. Sheep an
ambs-large-supply and dull. Hogs-ai
demand and prices we'll sustained.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25
9he Elegant and well bred horse
YOUNG SALISBURY

WILL be kept the coming season ut the stable OF
SamuetSlehirhon In Caaih Terms -$5.
: MIR BenRards Weaver, ofSpliwaten ThscbBawAs
county who raised Yong Salisbury, says,--al raiss
ed the iron gray horse, Young Salisbury BE vas
sired by q full blood Salisbury His dam u d fine
tblack mare / own her now, and she Gun be seen at
my residence al this titns. She cannot BIZ cdadlled
within the county, She lisa full hlooi Canadian,
with very heavy main and tail4 and is web calcu-
lifted Tor either almnnss or saddle. Yoang SAILS ,ttry
has the best lot OF celtstisati1as eyer hceusi3 thss
country Mfs Barnet Utfetback haeope Of his tolts
that ebn 4ptsb beat inHhe State, ahd yeu weula ~
Well 70 have him seen la Cpdts. Ian need nOtbe a
freilto hive ltinl sh6%n ilIGdz lieis only twt
y6pls old sndswilI be- thtcd IL dilaaaN "
Cadizs April III iebt-5m
lCCDTCfI. ElAPrEfs aad MAGCOW1A SNUFF
{E1 ftseh apaplys fer sale At
may 1853 IciIN REALIss
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25
DIM A NLRGEOlS!

OFETCE~7Ea side, Main street, in, Shardn's neY,
Lbasldihg; Opposite the iMansiait House. aFl
Having associated ourselves in the above protc5.
sion, we woutd respectfully g~olitita CONTINUANCE Of
tthe patronage oar friends and the pubic generally,
have hitherto extended to US feeling cDnldtnt thai
lthef6 are none desiring our professional services,
who wilkRat therefrom realize the fullest sntlstac-
nished our operating rooms and. added4al the latest
facilities to our Laboratory. We teel weiI assured
I frat our work cannot beSsnrpassed by any in tle
/ tnion. al ppeFatioHs warranted toF one EeaE ano
charges asloH as amy other respectable Dentists u
thsstate, w 4f5s& &S& ,aFetN &aS
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25

~
HANEw, LARGE BxrEgsiYEAND svPERIoRl Stock
of Yatiety Goods. embracing eyeryaricie in the line;
also, a full end superior stock ofJewelry, at a shade
above Eastern prices, at the store Of Robert Czech.
ran, Fourth STREET, SteubenyiIle. To these assert.
ments, the attention Of Country Merchants pndP
las is &rected, as they will be sold at Bargains
As spring snd Sumner Medicine. Carriers Span.
ish Mixture stand pre-enfinent above all others
Its siBgularly eficaeious action on the blood; its
strengthening and yivifyiAg qualities; its t~onicGac-
ton of the Liver; lis lendenpy to driYe all hunots
to the surface, thereby cleansing the system accord
ing to Nature prescription; lis harmless, aud at se
same time extraordinary good effects, and The NUM-
bef ofcurest testified to by many ofthe most respect.
atAe citizens Of Richmond, Va. and elsewhere e, mas
BE conclusive evidence that there IS no hnnlbag a.
bout it,
The trial Of a single bottle will satisfy the most
~skeptical Of its benefits.
See advertisement. tAprif is 4wl n
Hooaaadss German Biitors, prepared AMI soldby
Dr. jackson, az tue German Nedicalstore, 10 Arch
street, Philadelphia, daily increase in ther welIdo'
/ served celebrity, for the cure Of oil diseases arising
from derahgement Of tie FLYER. These Bitlefs have
indeed, proved 4 blessing ts the afflicted, Who show
their gratitude bgsthe most fattering testimonials.
This medicine has established for itself a name tina
competitors, however willy their Schemes, or seduc
tive their promises, cannot reach, 1t gained thu
public confidence by the immense benefits thathayt
been derived from it, and will ever maintain its po
sition. See advertisement. April 10, 4w.)
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25

RARE GAnE,-We are informed that a
Mr. Peterman. Of Little York, Jefferson
county, on Wednesday, April 18Th. shot a
Grey r tgle. The bird measured seven feet
from the tip of one wing to the tip Of the.
other, and weighed twelve pounds. Il is
rare indeed that such game is found in this
Part ofLhe country. ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25
Boots 81 Shoes!
New stock!
40 HIN REA

8YTTOULD respectfully inform his old friends and
W. the pubilc g~eserally, that he has tuatreceivod
the nice Il stoeklcfs Boots and SHOES ever offered in
Cadiz. which I've will sell on. term that cannot fail
q please sa10ss wishing 10 purchase. H4 still con.
|tinucs to manufactute every thing in the Boot OF
Remember tho p'ace-iu the now franc hpildinu
an. Main street, two doors east Of tho National
HOUSE FsrtiaatHE W. pleret ii get ste Npr'hso
Epour an0Ae q nd no nnistake. IQHNTBEAs
Gadlx, u, Aprilss ls55-H.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25

DlEB-On the goth inst, ia this place, HEyBl
DUNCAN, youngest child Of John a. and Armand,
Binghpm, aged aboat 10 months.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25

aa NEW GooDs.-Seseral of our merchants
have received their new goods. Among
tlose Who faye,are Messrs. Herrlott & Lig-
gett, s. \ II. M FsdIen, John Mccormick
and James Stewart. These men all say
thai they intend to sell cheaper than ever,
Their stocks Of goods are large aud exlen-
sive.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25

RFW arc glad 70 stale that the rail.
road is now doing . very good %business
Freight and travel is increasing very rapid
~. SEE their new advertisement ID another
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25

EgWe direct attention 70 the advertise
ment Of oldsfriand John Rea, ID another col,
umn. john ~ 4 good workman, a clever
mans and wins cll as cheapif not cheaper
than my ether house in town., Patronizo
him for he d~eserEcs it.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25
steubenville & Indiana Railroad
CHANGE OF TINE
RErURlNG

REFURlNG.
Leave Newark at u O'Clock NJ, and arrives At
SteubonRilie at sop 10 and Gadiz ut TS4 r 9,
Passengers by this train leave Cincinnati at o.
clock A ny
FARE.-rFrom steubenyille tsil the way by
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25
Public A0ie.
Uncurrent Money.

THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID f0} ALL
.kiuas Of uncuffent money al the banking house .
r. LYONS In Cadiz, 8d
April 10, lS65.-u. sHgF4e
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25

wss 80 Mr. PFeslon1i me distinguished Wnlg
Member Of Congress- from Louisville, Ken.
lucky, aud one b sthemesteloqlsnt speak
aAssssviR Ass last HOUSE IF REPRESENTATIVES is
strongly opposed 60 the principles and dog
mas 0f Know Nsthmgs, and will have moth
NJ to d. win that Infamous faction.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25
l0NEW GO0l9a!
NH STORE R9OHA
JEW FTRM!!!
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods
LAnIES, n . GOoDSl

consisting Of every variety OF seasonable gopls.-
Cloths, fine black AMI fancy Cassimeres. Seti0elts
Jeans. Tweeds, and all kinds mems wear.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25

One consolation. however, is this, Same n
" had polled ore hundred and twenty seven
votes, after enrolling all the outsiders they
could under the false heads Of Republican
ticket, ansi-Nebraska, &c, whilst they
boast in council Of being able to poll one
hundred and sixty odd, independent.
No more al present.
eI 4 nAyFD PALMER
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25
Temperance Meeting.

We ste requested % stats that there will
be : meeting Of he members. Of the Carson
League on to morrow evening tThursday;l
Ill Tie III, r Church in Csalz, Let there
pc asfuA attendance as business Of impor-
lance Is u 81 transacted.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25

GYrThis week closes the aist volume Of
lie Sentinel, ard he fourth year of our
copnection whit. We are thankful to our
friends for the generous manner in which
they hays sustained US during hat time;and
we trust we shall merit a continuance Of
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-25

attended to. We must have q settlement
with all Of our patrons, We musthaye either
their money Or iheir due bib, And foa this
purnese We shah visit within the next six
weeks every person ID the county who owes
us, either ourselves Of BY agent. We.trust
that whsn they recalled upon they Will be
prepared to settle. "shert settlements
make long friends
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-24
Mrs. Howard.

This charming actress, is we see, re-engaged for
few nights. In her peculiar branch of the drama
we do not think we have ever seen her equal
Saturday night her performance of Conaeuc. in
the Love Chase" was one of the most bewitcb;no.
iy interesting presentations we ever beheld She
is popular every where but it is a comnlimen+ 70
Southern taste to say that she is peculiar 70 vor
ite at the South Her just ideas of the characters
she personates and the animated and fa;tbfu.
ner in which she represents them. are vor,h,, os
'he highest praise. She is indeed a rare oe,r.
one OF the very brightest stars of the rrbs,,ro :;
ner Gay. She is all life and spirit. She nevar
haes or iaiis below herself. A thin house does No.
cripple her energies or depress her spirit As e. -
the audience can perceive; nor does she L. =. y
nation and get put out because she ms ~ 80 sni
with Indifferent and laundering actors as'ne
ways true to her character, always fait,fa =, = q
own bright fame 70 ne
The whole performance Saturday Digit was WOW,
good Mrs. HOWARD was very well sustained :
She can hardly fail to attract full houses durnc h.
briefstay Tonight she appears in "RosaIIsp" !;
Shakespeare delightful comedy of AS you lie r.
1t Will be- we are sure, brilliant entertainment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-24
MARRIED,

AT Woodawn, Henry county, on Thursday nom
ing the 10Th inst, by Elder Henry T. billiard, DR.
JNO: HENRY WAYT, formerly of Richmond CITY
to Miss MARY DANDRIDGE Redo, second daugh
L
On the 10Th ult., at Leigh ST. Baptist Church, b,
I me heS; Ke1ben Ford, Mr. B. w. FiGG to Mis-. MA
Il Washington papers please copy.
On Thursday evening, the goth inst. at St. John.
Church, BY the Rev; Mr.. Kepler, Mr.. GEO BALL to
MISS MANI A. IkUEMAN all of thiscity.
On the Goth inst in this CITY. bx tho Rev m n.,s
:. Dosgett, j. WILLIAM H. ALEXANDER, of Stat
ford county, Va, to Miss OLIVIA A. w LOWE. for
merly of Norfolk, Va. ~ " ~ io'-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-24
~ Nervous sutIerers.--Hear and Try IT

~ nervous Su0ererss..Hcar ana Try IT.
BALTIMORE, March 18th, 1Sh5s-Messrs. Moyfimer
and Mosbray: Gentlemen--It viii be ont of my
power re tell you in this certificate of sll chs good
have derived from the use Of Dr. Hampfen's fegeta~
BILE Tincture. For more than twelve monfhs hsvs
been in bad health, with what my doctors called
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and general arrangement
of che whole nervous system For weeks at q time
unable to leave my bed with serious pains In my
side, back and breast with appetite and great de-
bihty. After trying various remedies from which
derived but little, if amy benefit became much dis
spirited. At this time was advised by fnend who
had been cured by the Tincture to make trial OF H.
am happy did so; for, after taking two or three
bottles, / find myself restored to health.
My daughter, also, who broken down IN be ain,
restored by it. Some of my neshbors, have also
been cured and others benefited by its usc My de-
sire is bear testimony of tho good have derived
cannot say too much in favor of this vslusbie med
cine nor express In this way all the suernss frors
which have been relieved; but Ii those who are at
icted will call on me will give them satisfactory
evidence of the great healing and restorative power On
Hampton's Vegetable Tincturo.
Yours, truly, VIM Hon,
No. 1876, South Pacs street.
~ Delicate Ladies and children will please s'vsM
q trial.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures Of Coughs
Bronchitis Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, scroiua'
IA a female medicine it IL unfiYailed. rc
Sold by q. A. STRECKER and PuRCELLt LApp
co. Richmond; by DIR. COOKE, FrederiekseurE y
| all the Druggists in Petersburg by MORTIMER
| MoWBRAY, Baltimore, and BY Druggists and store
keepers everywhere. an
~ 81 por bottle; bottles for sa. no
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n@CIoe6ask, Mantle md general

~ Cloak, Mantle and General
Main Street, keeps constantly on hand
A large assortment of Ladies' Cloaks and Mantles
French Neede-work Embroideries in Collars Sleeves
Bands Chemizettes Handkerchief, &c.
Ladies' Dress Trimmings; in every style, of --latest
fashions.
Ladies' Dress Goods of all kinds-Brocade; MORE
Antique, plain aud other styles Silks Grape Shaws
and Scarfs.
Furs, Corsets, Blankets, Linseys, Cassneres.
With full assortment of Foreign and Domestic Sta
pie Dry Goods. All of which are sold for cash III
ces that will defy competition.
Remember the place. N. EZEKIEL,
de l8--d&wts GtFk IS Main at.