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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

THE OLD SToNE MAl9aIoN, ~
FIyHE ON MANSION" Just 70 hand and somstux
Il snsirsy cones with MI q rscommendsslols
n Tire throughout the country yard long and ~ e.
iesng as bng tie bes novel Of Amsiaaa sogcsx psbb-
ed fos many Jenn ~ II. q yICTOk
I-dis .-l&5 lbS Nain Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

BPHCiAL NOTICE.
IL bills due the late aruo H. Thompson Co on ths II
IA Of july 1870 viii be placed IN the hands Of The proper on
for collection II not pah by January II, lse0
no, l4.dtiJan J, n. THOMPSON,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

retiring rom the OF uiass RAlne beg leave To
tender friends and tho public sincere lhsnka f6s e
liberal bcstow upon the House during my long
connection with H. aud respectful; reques. that her svs bs
slcde Io the concern, which, am will In avsy
., InnI IL. IOef % dinl GHAA. d. RAINE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

Engine and Boiler and 2 Two-laorse Wagons.
Will. sell bargain ig an ENGINE and Boiler and Two.
and Of tho best In this place. Te Wagons new sa
made of the best makerA Apply nj 5l Main etrcef
oct Il t-dtsActawts 0ED. u. DAVfA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

Reliable orders from the Trade by Mail Telegraph dlcd
on application To AUSTEN, AehNts,
93 Pearl Street, n. y.
also 10 be obtained at ie Manufacturers Prices
Of all the New Wholesale Duggis Grocers tamphene
and Burning Fluid Manufacturers and Dealers in Lamps.
NJ B-KEROeENE 10 the trade mark Of the Kerosene Oil
Co.. persons cautioned against using the said trade
mark for other ola oct Id3m--i.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
WATCHER AND JEwELRY

"AICk1G9 AMI w
q THE subscriber has Just received the largest and
- best stock Of WATCHES AND JEWELLY that he has
ENS had the pleasure of Offering the pubc among
~ which may be found Gold and Silver Watches; Chains,
Fob and Vest Earrings Breaspin Bracelets Finger Rings
Neck Chains, and the best lot of EcTACLES, EFcE-A
Stec, silver and Gold, among which Ia the Ia ~ S%
test patent the best offered the publea Of which he
invites tue attention Of hs friends and the public generally
surfing them thai the prices Will suit
aug 22-s JAMES DINWlDDlE
IUsT ARRIvED.-wo have jus, received superior lot Of
81 Baltimore Buckwhea Flour put quarter sacks Of -
pounds something For sale accommodating terms
by nov ib-dtsl SOLOMON j. MrSSERS.
FV10 sP0RTsMEN--A supply Of Dubonts celebrated CAMS
Il Ter Powder, suitable for sportrnen for sale by
nov 7-dts JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist.
UNHE RIDING HAT, 70 be given 10 the best Female Rider
l. the Agricultural Fair can be the store OF
oct l3dts j. WILLIAMS b SON, Ss Main Street.
Fine Watches.
a WE have and large stock Of FINE ENGLISH
~ WATCHES, OF the following manufacturers. Cowde-
E roy, Dixon Jos johnson, Tobias Bold, L. d. johnson,
0AA David Taylor, Cooper Robinson and Bundel. Also,
largest OF Fob Neck and Vest Chains Seals Keys
&C., offered In this market.
We will sell the above reasonable terms rs the same
eles he purchased In the State and reccy solicit MI
examination Of stock. j. WILLIAMS ~ SON,
oct lS4lts SIS Main Street.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
CONSTABI.E'S SALE.

BY VIRTUE Of an Execution issued out cf the
Court Of $ e. Post Justice Of The Peace Of Eureka
Township, county of Nevada To me directed. in IA
vor Of Petiij-an 4 1 o. aud srAinsi W * l. : vii.
cox have seized and will sxpGse fo1 sale at Pub
lie Auction. at O'Clock, on the olst day Of Janua-
~ a. y. 1859. at orleans Fiat, the tolioSing de
Scribed property, 10 Wit -
All the title and interest OF the above med de
fendan nts TO a certain hume situated on Humhug
Creek county Of Nevada Known the Humbug
Falls Fume--to saisfy Plaintiffs emAnd of seventy
seven ollars and accruing costs
Dated this 10th day Of January, A. D. 1880
25.3t X. sHtL10N, Cons able
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

The Placer Press after copying ourarticle
on the Speakersbip face tiously says:
" This induces US TO repeat we have, nor
never had, any State politics. The whole
organiza tion is merely an association for
the elevation OF men and he is the big Indian
who can draw the largest train in the pro-
cession of man worship. This Administra-
tion editor talks about selling out -
principles, We suppose be is hiuling at.
Why, that's an absurdily 10 the party.
Office. men, distinction, money and name.
Who tulks of selling principles: Bah
They wont br ing II dime yard There :
no use for such a eomodity aud Of course no
demand-a glut ia The market. They used
10 sell Highland so did coon skins Que
now worth As much as the other. Talk
about something tangible. Administration
ist cannot live on any such foreign stuff.
They are not amph;bous. Office aud moth
ing but Office, unai!5Jcd do any such thing
s. may conceive princip q"
II may he the Placer Press h, d principlcs
IN market and as they were damaged and did
not briug it more than u ime yard. it
concludes that ali principles are of the
same value. TIE Press should not endeavor
70 " measure other peoples whea: in its
salt bustei' hui rather suppose that one may
have tina, Of which it is destitute.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

Nhl. H., Legislature II engaged in abo,'
1hius all the Offices Which are hll,d by Gov
trnors apprentices, which can be abolished
hni removing the appointing power where
they do not abolish the Office. We respectfully
suggest that a Bill to the following effect.
Nhpe :. becomes an Act, will answer ali
pa!posls;
Az AcT ENCOURAGING CAHpIDaTEs FOR u
NlTEp STATES SFNArGIt.-The People Of the
State OF California do enact a. follows -
Section /. The Office Of Governor OF the
State of California shall hereafter aud is now
abolished aud all Lave heretofore passed are
hereby repealed.
S,clon q Tie individual known as. and
heretofore called John B. Weller, is hereby
annhilated aud placed in the status h.
would have occupied II he had never been
born.
Section 5. The political power heretofore
supposed to be inherent in the People Of this
State, is hereby transferred to Sixteen in;i-
yiduals whom this Legislature shal maine
ana cl'Cl, huu ~" uu'y Vi Halu oiARteh sh"it
be to regulate affairs, aud TO go to the SEN
ate and to Congress, as they may fix it up
among themselves.
Section t. II the individual, John b. Wei
Ter, refuses to consider himself annhilated.
he shall be deemed guilty of High Treason,
and shall he released unto the iniuri ated
people, and il any other man than one of the
Sixteen elected by the Legislature of 1859.
under Section Sd of this Act, shall aspire to
the United States Senate, or to be Repre-
tentative in Congress. be shall be annihila.
ted by any Court of competent jurisdiction.
resign and go into the Cabinet, this Act shall
60 into effect " immediately II not sooner"
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

SENATOR HOLDEN, OF Stanislaus, has given
notice that he will introduce "a resolution
requesting NJ. Broderick TO resign bis seat
10 the United States Senate. We hope Mr..
Holden will forbear, or if he does introduce
the resolution and i. passes. We hore Mr..
Broderick will not somply. Should Brod-
erick resign there would be such a scramble
for bic seat as never was seen, If We may
Judge 10y the scramble created on the bare
report that Senator Gwin goes into the Cab
met. In the event that Mr.. Brodrick resigns
the Legislature will undoubtedly abolish
the Governor and all his officers.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

j-Ss- The Cincinnati Commercial. one Of
the leading organs of the Black Republicans
Mr.. Stewards late speech at Rome. Il
says
With this speech as an antecedcnt his
[Sewardsl election To the Presidency. IL b..
is elected. will result from some enormous
rirne,weekues or folly Of the opposite party
or iis Candidate snd MT from any strength
Of his own. lie will not he a safe man for
any party TO nominate for tie time Is past
when such doctrines as he enunciaies are To
find paying demand anywhere in the
American Cnion"
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

TuE WEATHER has been like unto spring
during the day time but cool st night
These beautiful sunny days are trying to
deeoy the flowers to lay aside their winter
coats and air themselves in their spring
dresses but it is onlY 10 show them the
foolishuess Of vanity. when they do come
out Old Sol will withdraw his corn:cnance
and jack Frost will show them that they
left their mothers too soon. We hope the
peach trees will not be fooled, ifall others
are
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
Mortality OF Crnss Valley.

During the last five months proceeding
the first day Jan. last according to the Re-
cord of WIN C. Pope. Undertaken. there
have been fifteen intermenis in the Gem
eterie of the town. three Of whom were
children and twelve adults. This certainly
provesa remarkable degree OF salubtity, as
the mortality is hut one during the year to
every hundred inhabitants Ct Grass Valley
and vicinity. n: the very outside for two
OF the number mentioned. lost their lives
through violence. one having been assasi.
mated and the other committed snicide
During the present year Mr.. Pope will
endeavor to procure exact and reliable sta
tistic OF the Marriages Births and Dea this, of
the town, and We bespeak for him the as
sistance of the people ; for as there is no
law compelling reports reliable statistics eau
be collected in no other way.
Medical men are particularly called upon
10 make reports upon the subject alluded to
with reference no less to such know ldege as
every physision should be ambitious to at
tain in the locality in which hr persnes his
profession than to the reasonable gratifiea-
tion Of an enlightend public. 1t is to be hoped
that every citizen will carefully report
concerning the subject that has been sngges-
ted. and that every physician of the place
hand in his certificate to Mr.. Pope stating
the name age and disease of all patients
who may die under his care.
In such way We shall be enabled TO col
lect series of facts that may prove useful
contribution to science. and promote the
health, security, and welfare OF the people
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
rTbe Washington corresponden, of III

sBThe Washington correspondent Of the
Journal of Commerce says the Spanish Min
lister has explained to our government that
Spain does not intend an irvasior of Mexico.
or to hold any part of her territory. The
quarrel between Spain aud Mexico is redu-
eed TO point of diplomatic etiquette, and IT
Is now said aud believed that England and
France will in terfere for pacific solution
Of the difsculsy
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

TIE tree admissions oi all Nations veil fh
sstc' ~ inc ler'iiug Hospital. ~ the Ola veil
itr N,a WofE. s'aml THE powerful remedial Aseu;
ihc eteafs-. heaiinr preparation =, % aadc knova
fn sraerirF mru. DE- r1SiuarIvH e. tsifr-Es sts
more than MAEv1lors. thrnush tAe sNtarnsl orihees
,f ti, .,in invisible Ia the naked eve 81 reaches
thr seat of tuc external di.e,e and n sil external
-G,rien. g. ,u' i,,fam'ua. .ery and healing virtues
-urpas- aus tl.as a... ce fere-t aai Is N4:ufe'1
great hllv
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
.ad legs. OH sore. aud Ulcers.

Case. fiasuy wears s'andIrs 'ha' 'bsee perfinaeio
rslv fr'1-e =. yf,id ir any ,'bor rrme'A ~ ir ~
f.rut. hav- iusnraNr suer. uNel go "a leW applies
i.s:s af THE psecg.ul uaseea'.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
Barnard Cad

IJAs just opened, in his New Store Main Street
ii just above kohler's Barbcr-shop, large stock Of
Tobacco, Cigars, Fruits, Confecfiona
ries, ETC., Etc.
Which he offers Wholesale retail at very reiu-
ced prices, for cash. So Call aud exanins for
yourselves.
Grs.s valley Angus, 81. 1859 -nta
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

TnrEvEs.--From reports in the Nevada
papers. the extraordinary fact appears that
there are many thieves in Nevada City
This may he considered remarkable. as the
city has n regular police.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an Execution, Issued out of Justice
5 G. Post Court of I.ureka Township. County Of
Nevada TO diree ed in iavor OF ". Ferfumo and
pnse for sale at Public Auction, at . O'Clock tn e
Jist day Of january. u. 1855 al Orleans Flat.
the Ollowing described prperty. To wit
All right title AMI interest Of the above named
defandant 10 a certain Tlume situated Humbug
Greek County of Nevada known the Humhug tall-
Fiume rs much thereof will satisfy flantihs
demand, for thirty dollars and sixty Eve cents aud
aceIuing cost
Dated the 10th day ofJanuary 4 n. 1859,
rs st. X SHELTON Constable.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
An \ GREAT nARGAIN.

frcm i;. mouth
AT \ GREAT BARGAIN.
The Ranch {. offered ior sale or Lease on Easy
term..
said Ranch contains arout a0e acres under fence
with ty, story Dwelling House. hari finished thro
out WIKI ,uiably Sia ble and Gu; buildiug- adjoiu
ins
l..nt of Fruit Tree. Nne- &C. and nHN Ia ir-t rrte
rearin. order Tl.tc arr unN al"at one Hundred
and TNrut, Hte acrc~nf GRuNlN GRAIN. un the
Ranch the b,lluc, Of ihc enclosed rren i-c' being
nr~t {utltty mesdow iaGd.
Thi, Ranch i. fyou,by situated either for the
Mtr,.vill- OF MYuuiain market Possession given
at any time
fa- terms aud further particulars enquire "n the
promises or Ai this office.
BENJAMIN CRABTREE
Cras. VALLEY Rec IS 1855
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

On raotion OF S. d. Bosworth, Commit
tee Of three, consisting Of VIM. c. Pope. IL.
Scott and c. Conway, was chosen, TO whom
full powers were delegated to take such
steps as should seem necessary for accom-
plishing the object in view, and report at a
subsequent meeting to be called 10y them.
On motion Vim. C. Pope was chosen Trea-
surer.
yoted-That the proceedings Of this meet
Ing be published in the Nevada National.
Adjourned.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
rR,rTroxs oN TssE SKIN.

Arising from a.d sta'e of Dee 81. % ur cifuuic
ii-e.s 70 ~ta,'sraf.i aIIa csHr nla fraiisfate't
suttlre rezaiac. us tAe re~toaafis- acfinn o thI-
'tHiucnf % .i.rtasse. iiaut ai tie ec.n.etic- ati
o',f fiat srf ituee- BE i- tpatr CO. ai.lsi iasnus
N. -L--- -L------ u .n-- ~ Tie no.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
90, OIL!

IEANrEn. in D.d IT, ..y,.... -sfo3o.e. f.t
VI uiieh l-A-.s .ire aU. e. paid .-t-vl1
.t sprt te the Nttf .ifI.,.t 'ar-c exr.a for Iy.
,-.a-. fIuts. ri.i- ~ ail fi;.lo. 900 duo sent
o. fae Mat .ase al-oa Melting arnac-, an. '-.i
u.elt 4,lt sH'u a.I- t.,r -ti-. ..-..lfsit.
DRAFTS 0N Iur ATLANTIC sTaIIs.
EauHHIit,' IcAfrs 0N FUE0pr
q, -.E> - Iaron -..CRANENTo & -.N FRANCISCO
.al aa.. General prpo-ffe- received as usual.
.'".i.al- tHi 't'-ius ts~iue-s rr.i it.g attend.
.l tr
re..a Iet u --f- i.t V.l.e iu C.- ts,ier trust
.-s.-IH" t-t. RE- sunur. unt 20 ueei
ft l.r~'. trs...af' --'t s.. -- 0's stand one
'ioor tela., tle EYe-aa-r.
q. uEIA.;O.
G-te. 10y Jau AIRY L. 1852. 25tf
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
PILES AND ,rESTCIA.

f.,s form aat ~ tars 81 ti..-e rrssa,,u' and
.phnrn -ur.e efs E i.sf,, i" aii, aAd entirely
'le 10 ~ tti- rfti.ut warm iosneutatIats
-h.ali rrtc' f. fIti t'Hr g. issl.rf qusl.tIes
v.t + iauad y te iAoa.r-- sad iu'auat!e
3ait Hr gl1tu1n. md Pr shgnl9 b
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
ER1supEuAS AND SALT RuEun

Afe ~" ~ t'ie lH iiuan nd ,irueu, disorders
prevalent ou ti. continent g. these the Ointment
i- especially eufnFuui.'r. if- Bia'us sTefgndt i.
first 70 eradicate the v,nol4 ana ilen complete
the cure
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
r. B, SlI 4 ARP
= entail S urg e on
...AN b..
MECHANICAL DENTIST,

Er-TUOTH At III rod vi -Uui T--Ii---iH H0II
Warranted.
Hsu street. S:ru>- Nailtt.
In The District Cont of the III. iId.c..f
District
NErNrA COUNT.
J. u. GilleuAaier -. e.. 4. TuvaN
ALL pes-on, holiug ar e'imias Liens on the
house # q. A. nuyall situated on Main street va
the town II Grass Valley. ncarlN opposite 80 VIM
Hobby Hotel are hereby notified e present the
seine amt be anil appear before he Hon. District
Court ainre,ail ON the 10Th jag oi january. a. y
ls,a tutiag regular teimj an'l then anil there eN-
hibit me proofs therein.
lee - Is5s-n-3 ) II. GIiiiNWtTFDS rid.
4 true c,r. - Hy e. Wii-on i.ll. Atty.
Attest Ruiu. Shoemaker Cl,rk u 4.
b MN. sui'A. nrputv
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
...1Ir a ~ .rine -

EE- r1TT4uN .->sne are gfa-ur uu,c.s the
v"r 'sNaH N.r Tnt cs1 Ltnl,u. " ere
..-cerui~ No.. haft iu every lraf of the
h,s ut r-. .i,u a-oa 1858 -ac fu' ~ hos tie .Haia
.iHf h. fiauiv seen hY i.iafrgf'. l.rf 20 ~ leh.
s ieuf-.tur reward s. 2 'r.itci. o. anr uuc render
Jig -..u information aat -,d r, the eiettinn -
aHf party fsr'"- cnlufrf' 'st.tr ta eneiirl.4t
tel.Iag tie stur knowing ft,ta io ic .rGrtous
~al1 a' llfe Mauufart.r's. " Professor Hoilo
way. So iis.den laue New Intt 1ai ty all re.pec
iali- iruu 1T sui ea,er- iu Me4l.ns throughout
o. tuitci states aa3 tue eitlUf-l vus.l, in boxes
at 81 r f.. a. cent. aH' 81 each.
r5 ih- n.Iler7blc saving ~ taking
'hr late.i -..s-
@ B--iiteriiat- fsr. .- -a.a.-se &c PATIENTS li,
every di-or.i,r ar. .t. $50 b. oaei4 uaN
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

STATE OF CAlIFoRNA1 ~ Ju.;se. taurt.
Cu-Nry oF \EvApt.f AsS Bei.reW n tiat,n
Township Gtass Valle Iu.ticea ife peace
Coon s Nutiing, l.unberman. Lien. q, Go. L. nu
van. All persons holding ar caiutiny lt.n. on the
dwelling hon~e Vi ekltauj situated go Tue ssutu
side oi Nam street a tbe town of Gal., Valley
said County ami Siat aul orpuiile t.a hou,- 30
VI kush. are herehv 4otiue,l o. he sal appear L.
fore me ai my oihcss tie 5th ia, 80 February
=. 1889, at 10 o'clek 4 NJ. anI e,lait thcn ana
there Tie ri"ei "i 20 Liens. ". q tliiP ] +.
lccembar -. 1 . t5S.-n-s
l'Af.stot<~ ON BIT 4 NAg -Auother lot
Y OF those desirsbleblt Calicoes nov on hand nj
Npl ~
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
RANCH FOR SALE.

TIE Subscriber oilers for sale tha, Well Known
| Ranch. belonging 70 and now occupied by hm
self and situated on Bear River about f7cr mi'e-
From IT, month
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
The Crass Valley Cemetnry.

Pursuant TO previous notice, meeting of
the citizens Of Grass Valley was convened,
after the lecture. on Wednesday Evening
last, at the Congregational Church. On mo-
tcn, W. B. Ever was chosen Chairman, and
c. T. Jenkins, ecretaty.
The object Of the meeting being stated
to devise some means to defray the indebted
ness upon the Cemetary grounds. and place
and keep the same ln good condition and
well enclosed-it was reported that collec-
iions had been taken up in several of the
churches on the previous Sunday Evening,
for that object, with the following result -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-09
NTark kets---LaleSt Dates.

PHILADELPHIA. - Flour $5,25 to $7,O0.--
Wheat $1,30@1,34. Beeves, S7OO@9,o0 per
100 lbs. net. Hogs, $7,25 to 8,25 per 100 lbs.
net. Sheep from to Cents per ID. net.
NEW YonK.--Four, $40 to $50. Beevcs.
to 10 cts. per lb net. Hogs, 1906 ets.per
lb. net.
PITTsDURGH.--FIour, $3.50 to 600. Wheat,
$io3 to LIS per bushel. Beeves, 81. so to 81
80 per 100 lbs. gross. Sheep, $l,60 to 200
pes 100 lbs. gross. Hogs, 6A@s56 cts. per
ab. net.
CINCINNATI. Flour, SAC to 5,25. Wheat,
sos to LIS.
CADIz--Wheat, $500. Flour, $500. But
tor, IA cts. Eggs, 8 cts. Buckwheat -four
$3.50 per 100 lbs. Potatoes, 80 cts.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-09
To Sugar Cane Growers.

TINE undersigned would invite the attention Of
L farmers to Harris Improved Portable Sugpr
Evaporntor for ma kIug Sugar direct from the juice
OF the Chinese Sugar Cane, Patented, January l8,
1859. This Evaporator is superior to any other in
use, being provided with heating skiming, strain
ing departments, valves and dampers, giving per-
feet control over the boiling process and no danger
of scorchng. The juice flows constantly into one
end of the Evaporator and honey like syrup flows
constantly from the otner end the juice being ex.
posed to the action Of heat only from ~ to 80 min.
utes Price $40 Will boil from 10 10 20 barrels
of juice per day Terms, talf of the price with
tho crder-the balance OH shipment. Orders should
be sent in early to avoid disappointment us no more
will be maze than is ordered
A Bargain.
will sell one Evaporator for $50 to the buyer
who will leave it in C,diz ou exhibition from the
goth of August until the 10th of September. | am
agent for and will sell ut manufacturers prices
Douglas Improved Premiem Sugar Cane Mills, the
best that are made. | will mail circu ars with cut
aad description of the Evaporator and process Of
Sugar making with other information desired Oh
the subject tree TO those sending their address to
NJ HARRIS, Wooster, Ohio.
August 3, le59-3m
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-09

6-Hanna's GiR Book Store is now all the
rage; the reason why:-He sells his books at
New York and Philadelphia prices, and with
each book sold, he gives a valuable Gift flew
elry, which may be fine Gold Pencil, or Silver
Spoons, or some other nice piece Of Jswelry,
worth from twenty-five cents upward. BY
buying of Hanna, you get rs good presents and
the books as low as the Eastern Gift Concerns
and save your postage and run no risk OF losing
your money sent by mail.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-09

nrRumor has it that Garrit Smith has be-
come alormed at the developments making at
Harper's Ferry, and thinks seriously OF going
to Canada to escape the consequences of his
completely in that terrible affairs. 1t is said
that he consulted frienl as to what he had
better do under the circumstances, and was
advised to leave the country. There are other
prominent Black Republicans who will proba-
bly avail themselves ola like advice ere long.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-09
Rcebivc Store. XyheeIiug.

Our readers, by noticing our advertisements
will see that Stone & Thomas, Wheeling, have
received another heavy stock Of goods. Theirs
is the best and cheapest store in Wheeling, as
numbers of our citizens can testify. BE SURE
and give them call when you visit Wheeling
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-09
TIL E GIFT T S

Which are given with the Books, consist of Jew
ery. &C., of the finest quality and of he manufac
ture, and are valued at the manufacturers prices
and comprise large variety of
Ladies' and Gents Gold and Silver Lever Watch.
es,
Eight.day time pieces and bronze Clocks,
Ladies' elegant black or plaid Silk Dress Pat.
terms,
Siver-rIuted tea and Coffee Sets,
Cake, Fruit and Gard Baskets, tea and table
Spoons,
Butter, Fish, Bread and Fruit Knives,
Elegant Sets of Jewelry, fer Ladies, intending
Bracelets. Breast.pins and Earrings to match,
neatly put up in boxes.
Costly sets OF cnmeos, Mosaic, F'oren,ne, coral,
Garnet, Turquois, Lava, and every variety of Jew
elry.
Gold Lockets. of all sizes, for Miniatures, Hair
&c.
aides and Gents Gold Pencil cases, with fine
gold pens
Gents. Damond.pointed commercial and en-
crossing gold pens, with silver and ebony handles
in boxes.
Ladies gold neck, Chateaine watch and guard
chains
Gents gold fob and vest chains
Gents sets of cameo, mosaic, Florontne, En-.
ameIed and Engraved Gold studs. Bosom and
Sleeve Buttons, clnster Breaspins, with opal cen.
tre and gold chains
Pearl pocket knives, porte monnies, cabas and
purses
Ladies' Breast-pins. Ear rings, Finger-nngs
cuff and chemisette buttons, gold and silver PEN
cis. crosses, belt slides, etc. etc., etc, OF
Thousand Varieties varying from SO Gems TO So.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-09

DERsONS knowing themselves indebted to w.
6 tinney, will take notice that principle
part OF his Book Accounts has been assigned to
Robert Smith. and left with me for collection -
We are desirous Of closing the Books as soon as
the Goth day OF November next and save costs
d. CUNNINGHAM.
Oct 26 1879,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-09

GTWm. L. McMath, Esq, formerly ofCadiz,
has been nominated by the Democracy oil
Wyandott county, Kansas, as their candidate
for the legislature. ofcourse he will be elect
ed and make the right kind Of member.