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So COAL.

TUyHE sEWANEE MINING COMPANY now prepared for
supplying the pub ic with superior article Of semi itun
nous Coal which from slate iron and sulphur and
Greatly Superior to any other Coal
heretofore sold in Tennessee intention Of the Company
to sell As Low as any Coal may De SeAttms IN
markets to which they may ship They believe that when the
pubic have once used their Cos that It viii be eed 20 az
other both for HJ1seh0B and Ag JlctUr3Hg puposes
coal will be delivered any point the Georgia state, Mem
mis- 4 Cbareou and Nashville Chattanooga Railroads. that
may be desired.
An orders escept for ElsUs, must be directed 20 the
g SeVvanee Mining Co., Tracy CttY' Tenn'''
Orders for Nashville should he sent to the Companys Yard adj
Joining the " & c. R. must be unlOadef soon as they
arrive at their destination, char will be made 70 those 1o
order Coal for their delay Railroad Agents at theerent sta
Immediately after being unload
ed as the Company active for all their coal cars The
coal is weighed that purchasers sure OF getting what they
pay for. SAMUEL r AhACl' LI rs = 5, n ~.
Tracy City, Nov. ], la5s- .. u. nov it--l<ezlllH
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OUR Fruit Trees ready for delivery The ta s ne
best time them out. Wehaye Fifty Il hot u
one year Apple Trees, from feet high OF one 81
southern Varieties. Trees Of this size and age al prae
know will better orchard trees aud come into faL
sooner than those three four years old. Price ID cts Aso'
0'H'' LANGDON CHERRY,
pov26sR once No 8, Cherry street, Nashville.
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Attention Building PURCHASERS !
RESIDENCE LOTS roR SAFE!

wTF oFe At private sale IS very desirable Residence
w Lots in Brownsville about two and hai miles from
Nss6vie near the Gaan. and number Of them On the Forier
Pile from to 20 acres each, snit purchasers Each
lot has handsome Building Site, and many Of them are 1eaq
fv haed Fag ueghb0rhoOd is in most Desirable
bav Churches and schools the immediate vicinity Inc lots
possess very deep soil. We viii sell on uauua long time anu
very low prices to persons VINO van Oq d, ~ 1,Sryr
mediately ;. L. q a. ", " I NM 7. =,
ar g-zQp1
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In assuming the prosecution of the Santiago
Railroad, the government Of Chill have displaced
Mr. Evans, the former engineer-in-chief and an
American, giving the place to Mr.. William Lloyd,
an Englishman, probably in order to cOnciiate the
London mOney-lenders, among whom special en-
WOW is just now looking up loan of $7,OO0,O OO
Mr. Lloyd is to receive an annual salary of SlO,-
600, besides 500 for every mile OfralrOad he may
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A gentleman recently inquired Of Governor Harris,
Of Tennessee when he intended to appoint day for
thanksgiving. ara like to know what the d. the
Democrats have got to thank God for this year."
was the melancholy respOnse.-SL Louis Democrat.
Gov. HARRIS did appoint day for Thanksgiving,
and the Democrats thanked God for the defeat of
FRANK BLAIR, and rsOiced in the discontinue of the
ST Innis Dsraocrnt
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IfH Dr.. King, formerly Of New YORK, Tor the lass four
ILL., years Of Louisville, Kenucky, and who has &C.
voted his attention the Of private diseases for
thirty years, hars himself, having attended prac Tor
many years, andeured thousands, be is enabled 20
all diseases Of private natter how bad th may
idudcous mgiica treatment, from neglect II hei
Dr. King Dspena Is No. . Dierck street, 1ctes
Cherry and The Square, where be al diseases Of private
nature.
GoSoEHEA cured without usuei0us medicine lHtsEnos
from business
sTz1cEuREs old recent date ssctually In
days, operation Ttch causes pain Where srctu
exists health eaEn0t Be enjoyed Perhaps disease
IN unieIInines
SYPHILIS an diseases of the growing OF neg
lect treatment, be eeCtaaiy cured in lew days
SEMINAL WEtKEs, particular attention having been given %
this disease, and all the growing on. OF IT, brought
in many the destructive habits Of ncousiaernt9
Youths and excessive indulgence Of he passions neglect u
which will undermine the constitution, rendering The una
for business society, and causing premature old
Females who may laborng Win any duty 81 he womb
may assured 81 immediate relief
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating heir cse via
fee enclosed, directed TO Dr.. A. King No. q Dels aeet
Nashville, Tennessee, viii have the necessary medicine
their address, with necessary directions strict secrecy olerve
Once hours from O'Clock in the morning until Gin the sTenn
may 23-deWly
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For SaIe.

MOST desirable place Of 40 acres, Eve miles from Nashville,
. q on Clar<sville turnpike. HOUSE of nine rc1Ins-
The house stable out houses fruit trees, we'll spring. FENCES
n totr make it tie cheapest and most desirable place Of
its size in Davidson county.
FERNS SfO,OOO-ssI 900 down, the balance two and
ty wears win interest security and lien. Apply 70 Dr. Green,
Z, " "a ', i. g it, s D. BALDWIN
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Mrs. sibyl Luddington, Mrs. Sarah Bushnell
and Mrs. Susan Grennell, we're all seventy years
of age on the 26th of March, 1858. They are
three sisters, tripiet born, and we're, in July, Wis
ting in HOmesdale, Pa, after separation of sever
al years. They were born in Goshen, Litehfeld
county, Connections, in 1888. Their parents were
Gideon Hurlburt and Anna Hurlburt, whose mai
den name was Beach,
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BARGAINsl RAEGAINssi

WE extraordinary bargain for Cash, in beautiful
w Timbered Building Lot o. I'VE (s 30 % 40 feet
deep) about "a miles from the city, the allan Pike We
viii also sell bargain for half third cash, In small
house with Of gardening land, located few hun
yards from the nbefed let Cali you viii loose
bargains. j. L. 4 r.. ". BROWN.
n0vIl-1m AZ Cherry street.
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Dissolution.

VyE eopartnerh heretofore existing under t9 sly e Of Car
Ter MCKAY & Co., between c. Carter, T. O. Mckay ana
" q WiIlgford vas dissolved the lst day Of September
100 - NO. A. @. CAKTEB,
,. e. MCKAY
Prs a-..-z W. c. " ILLsE0llD.
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A Southern paper thinks the neutrality of the
Atlantic cable, which was so earnestly begged for
by President Buchanan, has been fully established
1t hasn't a word to say on either side
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NegrO at Auction.

ON Saturday Dec 4th, 1853 win sell account Of whom it
may concern, Negro man, named Sandy about twenty
eight thirty years Of age, feet high and will weigh about TO
151nd without any guarantee whatever exceptthe title.
Tov53 c. Z. WOODRUFF.
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New sugar, Coffee, Raisins, sardines, sc

JUST RECEIVED
50 hhds New Sugar, prime and choice;
200 bags Coffee, New Crop;
800 bNs Raisins;
25 do 55and 4 Sardines;
IS bbls New Buck Wheat Flour:
Which will be sold low to the trade
LANIER PHILLIPS & co.
n. B. Will be receiving New Goods daily.
nov24 I. P. & co.
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ROBERT MOORE,
General Commission Merchant,
No. 20, Front street.
GIN OHIO

las special facilities and many years experience 10 filing
orders and other Seeds, Cheese Star and other
Candies Lard anil Lihseed Oils Corage, and other articles Of
Ohio produce and manufacture
Sells Cotton, Blooms and Pig Iron, Dried Fruit Feathers,
Besswax Ginseng, &c Making quick sales and prompt
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To HEiIIers.

ETANTED by young considerable experience in the
Nv Milling business situation either as hrst or second
miller Is quite qualified take charge Of the business and
would use every exertion interest Of his employer Would
ha no objections mill shares, would take in
good paying business Reference given required
Address FIXED,
nov-97-d4ttWEwlt Union and American office.
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F. HAGAN.
$50 REWARD,

Harpers Magazine for December, commencing New Volume
Just received by
noY2S f. HAOAN-
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS LINE.
Election.

TEyHE Stockholders Of the Nashville and Northwestern Rail
road requested to meet at the Court Housn Nashville
Tenn on WEDNESDAY the first day Of December next at u
o'clock NJ for the purpose Of eectg new Board Of Drec
tors. By order Of the Board
B.U
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Notice TO Stockholders of Nashville & Chat
tanOOga Railroad Company.
election fifteen Directors manage the affairs Of the
~ Company held at Murfreesbor0 WEDNESDAY,
the day December Stockholders usual viii be
election the whole road they prefer
their respective stations the day previous to the
day Of day said election by showing their certificates Of
stock to the Conductors, W. A. GIlEAFES,
NOVEL Secretary.
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In pursuance viii the first day % December
next proceed to the above lands better known the josiah
Williams place The place has been mnutely described By in
advertisemeut-his addition 70 the fact that The
land is very generally known would render absorption
Unnecessary and would simply assert what fully
tanned by all who it. that n is Of the most splendid
land In Middle and in judgment is
surpassed These lands have been divided into lots
containing from 81 nearly ell Of which front either
the Gaatin Louisville and Nashville railroad. Convey
aace free either BY railroad or Omnibuses.
novl4-tds NANCE 4 WOODWARD. Agent.
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II All the other articles equally Low
n B-An plants trees delivered in Nashville, free Of
charge Enough charged f1r packing expenses
Orders are respectfully solicited. address
MONTGOMERY a MCGREEDY,
Nurserymen, Nashville Tenn.
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TRUSTEES SAFE.
Barrel MACHINES and Patent Right.

an Tues ay the Zi day Of November, 1853 viii sell st he
Court House door In the City Of Nashville, az puh arc
ton 70 the highest bidder for cash, set o. Barrel Machines,
number, Cr0zers Patent Barrel Aachue ard
the Letting and all Apparatus thereto belonging, and n oI1
at the Machine and Car shop % Ms- fanncy, lurblTe
Co., at the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Depot together
with the shop-riaht said Machines any Ehre within re
State Of Tennessee
said sale wiz satisfy deed ofiu executed BY Peter
Welsh on slId property l5.i cay March, is55.
noYs-tds D. p WILKIS, Irult-c-
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CRVSP'S GAIETY,

for Six Nights Of the Marsh
Children.
This. MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER q, 1853, Sea OF
Ice; or, the Mothers Prayer. Two grand day per
forrnance Schools and Families Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon.
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rsueeesors 70 Carter Mckay Co., and to B. Lanier * Col
this day associated hense YES ioter under the s e
and firm Of Carter Willsord q 20 lGf Ls -
Busin and having removed 90 the and ware
bors lately erected and occupied by Messrs D. iilf q 70
~ T t,sr ne entire stock Of both houses, viii be at all
.-57rcJ In an orders at the lowest cash prices.
ZINES lin, aairt Che old firm Of Carter, Mckay
l. 81 and hone that All inds btel 10 them VII come 70
& Co.' AM feiv a. we want 20 crse the books at
~-A------' W
,r,-c 5;os5 n our entire stock Of Groceries Liquors.
NJ - Garter, Wlllsford & o.. we take great pleas
- them 10 our friends and customers AS prompt
s - bo vii always be ready wait on them promptly
they will always keep on hand Lar &c ana 'Aiieu S u o
oaries, Liquors &c r. LANIER co.
@WANDY,s-i oask superior old Otard, BuIsy CO. foE
1at- TERRAss BROrHEks
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DEN TRY.
DRs. KEENAN, & SHOWER,

oFTIoE CORNER oHmRY AND UNION STREETS.
NTOULD respectfully to The public, they
w recently rtted Their and prepared pactcs
their profession with ireree facilities They possession
and will continue avail themselves Of all the valuable in
provement in Dentistry. Charges reasonable. Terms cash
novli-dlm
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We have advices from the city of Mexico to the
9Th and Vera Cruz to the 9thinst Mr.. Forsyth had
been grossly insulied by order of President ZuOa-
ga while on his route from the capital to Vera Cruz,
on his way home. The constitutiOnalists had en-
deavOred to take Mexico bys coup De main on the
18th ult., but had failed and retreated with loss
Great excitement was oaused By the preparations Of
Spain against Tampico and Vera Cruz. The ZulOa-
ga government looked upon them with hope but
President Juarez had issued proclamation cllling
upon the citizens to rise everywhere against the
threatened Spanish invasion. Gen. Robes was at
Jalspa, and it was rumored that he would soon be
proclaimed President by new proHaReiGmisHtO.
The church party was making Preparations to attack
Vera Cruz. The government had again demanded
of foreigners the payment of the forced contribution
in the capital.
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TVER having dappointments in the sale
Of these lands account Indictment weather, which
cum stance may deter persons again attending, here
BY the appointment list December ne
viii positively take psce, regardless Of 'nd weather..
r H. ELAN.
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INsoLVENT NOTICE.

THAvE suvrpsei to Tie CLERK Of he County Court o. HEX
mau eountv that the Estate Of sdlns W. hteh98 de-
ceased Is nsovs1 and not sbe % pay 9 lahies az per
so1s hfr- csfs aaafnsf Estate notified fe them
with he C % the County Court cf Hickman county Of b.
fore TIE lst day Of Nay 1883, Or tnsy s pc llzei
pogI7 WsP. WHIfsON, Administrllogs
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MORE TO BIZ ADKIRED TH4E TIE
RICHEST dad EN-
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmPeFOrs.
what why beautiful Head of Hair.

Worn by Kings or EmPerOFs.
what Why Beautiful Head of Hair.
DECAUsE tits the ornament God Himself roDded for all
Reader although the rose may bloom 50
se5E ~ those Of Des = ~ b * Ieft Of its coyer1F or
the hair snared riveIed harsh and Ury, SIN,
sprnked with gray, nature will lose half her charms Prof
Woods Hair Restorative, three times week. viii
restore and permanently secure 70 ALL such Read
the following aud judge The writer the celebrated Pianist
Thdlberg:
DR.. woop:- NEW YoaE, April l9, 1853
upder fo he entire restoration Of my hair to its original color
tivH h ovi is original bEe consider your Restorative
agreeable en- dear 'iF' yours s. srq ~ t1RERe
uDrzcb ar Gryledyct."
Welsh Newspaper Office. j Nassau 50, April - 1858.
PRos o. J. WoaB Dear srsome mouth or six weeks
received bottle Of our Hair Restorative and gave it my wife,
who concluded to Try her hair, little thinking the time
would restore the hair to its original color but 70 her
as we'll as my surprise, few weeks trial Il has performed
that wonderful effect turning an the gray hairs 70 dark broWn
at the same time 5eaung agd teEsning the hal strongly
recommend the above Restorative 70 all persons ia want Of such
change Of their hair. CHARLES CAkDA".
Nav YORK, July IS, 1s57.
PRoy O. J. WooD: With confidence do recommend your
Hair Restorative, as being the ecacous article
Since using your Hair restorative hair and whkers which
confident that FEW more applications will them their
natural color. also has relieved Of all dandruG and
p'''-''''' ''''''s 81 - J. G KILBY.
PROV wooDAbout two years ago my hair commenced falling
aud turning becoming baQY hal
many remedies elect Commenced using your kcora
tive in January few applications fastened ny hair dy
II began Up grow and turned hack its former color,
lack). fully restored its original color,
lea n, ard eheuily recommend is Use . all
Chicago, H.. May Z, 1871 J. D. HOEs.
The Restorative Is pot up bottles Of sizes. viz arge,
dun small IRE small holds pint and reas Ter one
dollar per hos The medium holds AZ lest twenty per cent more
In Dr. portion the SMALL reais for dollars per bote
the large holds quart forty per cent more IN praPoron and
reuliled f5r 50.
o. j. WOOU&CO., Propreors, $40 broadway, New York (n
the great g. Y Railing Ea0shment and ia Market ST.,
81. Louis, No.
ana Sold by All good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
noT13-idlwlyns
Sann BOXES Werk & Thelsts Star Candles, in store and
. at4e for ale bv HARRIS, GORDON 4 co.
GOLD PENS REPAIRED
NNCLOsE chem with 81 cents each, in cent stamps or 80
cents In money address, and they viii Be returned b.
T1iI IL GOOD order. HJSkINS q BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufactory,
no72O-d&Wly No g Third street., Louisville, X,
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Dessraier an 1858 D. 3. WILK1N,
-5f-t - rrIliE1.
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n OFFER $1,000 Apple Pear, Peach, Cherry, and -
other Fruit Trees from to three years growth
an very fine will deliver them the order Of Mc-z
Call, Vanleer & Co., Nashville -
The Apple each large Pear 50 cents each Peach
cents each Plum 50 each Cherry 60 cents each all Of
the finest accmatei varieties ship from here point
W. +. FALL,
oct2a 5s-dStE4n. Clarksvile, Tenn.
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House and Lot for sale.

DY decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county rendered
ID at the November term, 1883, in the Of NJ J. White
Jesse E. Whine and others, viii offer for sale at the Court HOUSE
in Nashville, Thursday, the 23d December
nexts House and Lot Of ground Demumhrane street. SAID
Lot fronts 50 feet said street, and back 10 feet
Terms--sl50 win be required in cash. and the balance on
credit Of one and two years, without interest.
Said property belongs 70 the estate Of Tabha Bell deceased
and is sold for distribution among the heirs
nOv23-d&tWtds F. r. CHEATHAM, G. & N.
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In your notice Of Thanksgiving on yesterday,
YOU overlooked the proclamation Of the Texas Gov
eruor, and classed cur youngest Southern sister
among those States that sci apart 30 day for this
purpose.
lamstion Of the Governor of our young sister, who
spreads over more territory than all others; who
alone will now slam the Indians until they, with
their weak hands, pass quietly beyond the white
settlements.
Friday, Nov. 2e. 1855.
Proclamation by the Governor of Texas
The custom Of setting apart one day in each year,
as q day Of general Thanksgiving, has become uni
versal in our Republic aud It is meet and sppropri.
ate that people free, happy and abundanty blessed
with all the best gifts Of Gods providence, should
continue TO observe custom which recognized in
sll these blessings, the hand of an overruling and
benihcent Creator and Protector.
! In Difference, therefore 10 this custom, and im'
pressed with due sense Of its propriety, and the
duty Of sl men 10 express at appropriate times and
inian appropriate manner their serious recognition
Of Divine favor and protection already enjoyed, ane
| % propitiate its continuance
/, H. Runnels, Governor Of the State Of Texas
do hereby recommend that Thursday, the 25th day O.
November next be observed by all the people Of tn,
State as day Of Thanksgiving and Praise, and
request the Clergy Of the various denominations il
the State to meet their respective congregations OF
that day, at their usual places Of public WORSHIP
| and unite with them IN Thanksgiving and Praise t.
Almighty God for the numerous blessings we hsv
hitherto enjoyed, and in soliciting continuance 0
His Divine favor and protection.
In testimony whereof Ihave hereunto signed m.
name and caused the great seal Of the State to b
affixed, at the city of Austin, this the 30lh day 0
October, A. D, 1853 and Of the year Of the hide
pendence of Texas the tHenty-tbird.
By The Governor, II R. RUNNELS,
7. AsDEBsoN, Secretary Of State.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
S. A. g. NOEL s. co
On Wednesday, December Ist, 1858,

POR DECEMBER.
Frank Leslies Family Magazine with which is included
the Gazette Of Fashion, just received by
JOHN YORK & co.
noy95 No % Union street.
LesIie's New FamiIy Magazine, for December
inst received bv F. HAGAN.
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COLI PMS REPAIRED

500 BOXES Wsk & Thelstt's star Candles in store and
.o3tsfB Tor ale by HARRIS, GORDON q co.
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PLATED WARE.
WE have great variety OF Dinner and Breakfast Casters
Wy Silver Plated Britannia Ware with 6ne Cut Glass Pressed
Plain Bottles very low prices.
rarlOT and Bedroom Caudlestcks;
Plated and Britannia Butter Plates and Knives;
Table and Ten spoons Dinner and Desert Forks:
Mustard and salt Spoons;
Hall Lamps, &C, &C.
MACKENZIE & MIECHIN,
ovl4 ser "a College Street.
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REMOVAL. AND NEW FIRM.
wTLLsFOBD - co,

..c.e,R-rR. w. c. wILLsIoRn. J. r. M'IEERr
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" II - 4 A a a = - -
Have just opened valuable collection o. OLD BOOKS,
neeisi viii The History and Anuqales Of Ireland.
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ENCLOSE them with 81 cents each, cent stamps 50
cents IN money, address, and they viii Be returned b.
man in GOOD order. HJSkINS & BARNES,
Gold Pen lianufact0ry,
no72O-d&WIy No g Third street., Louisyille, Ky,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-24
MqstRH OLA N . HOaUs = II
Ca aC7IE. CO IalGorsy

grHEORE.AS ID. Sa EeBEzES, PFoprfetot
THIS WELLssKNOWNg HOUSE, FOR
aerlygept by Maj. Lacy, and more recently by
William Mill'gan, Willie found by the truvelng
ommunity to possess all the advantages Of tliebesl
&ondue ted hotels. The House hasbeen thoroughly
lifted and furnished, in, The most approved styls
or the accommodation Of quests; and il is the de-
Fernlinaiiop Of tho Proprietor that none Swho may
aynr him with their patronage shall have ;reasoh
y cosnplaini many particular,o orl go away dissat-
9sfied. v,fysf4egt 3is II ys3leR a5s;
or Bills moderate. Il 55
B ay baggage taken to and from the Depot free ol
Shorge jatse 4a4 E. Haf gasssU5s sta) kGk,
a January IA, ls51.ly. yigs tet saps3aAi SI0'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-24
New Wholesale and Retail II
rOceYy, Pr0yiSi0m isafa Kseed Store
6sNHA BpE EsG u rs,r5sEfEPSnN

NM OuLD respectfully informsthe people of liar
$VV rison eeanty, that hos has Just opened uht III
Inc corner room, Immediately under the Sentinel
Rilice. The largest assortment Of GROCERIES eyer
fIered iatkecounfy. His eock consists of every
khng kept in the Grocery, Provision, and Feed
line; which he will soik,atrver prices, wholesale
and retail carrfnge BY TIC eursony added: @
The highest 4Ticep paid fof all Kinds Of tnnrketa
BILE pFadaeasy csts$l 4s&fs D Wi bs5BE4t yiiEa7 Bk
He hopeshy selling cheap and paying CLOSE Mt
ention 10 his business, receive liberal share OF
patronage. .ssueFt sagssgM sil Ei --l3l8.
3 Cadiz, Ohio, April, % 1885, 81 40 ,i;g} 4ihi