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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-07

T G-The Ohio Farmer, a p~roiessed a~gricultu
raj paper, has turned out to be a regular pdfel
for all the republican nominees for the Legisla,
ture; Br. Brown should hoist the Republican
ticket, and not be mincing matters; and he
should look to that party for his support.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-07
Wall Paper Wall Paper !

THE subscriber takes pleasure in calling the at
Il tention Of the public to his large and we Sc
lected stock of Wall Papers, Just receiving for the
Spring and Summer trade. His stock consists OF
q, 1000 pieces with 400 different patterns, ranging
in price from 6kcsnts to 800 per piece, together
with every variety OF Borders, Window Curtains,
Decorations for | annel Work, &c, &c.
He has also on hand a complete assortment OF
School, Historical. Medical, Religious and Miscel.
laneous Books, Stationery, Blank Books, &c, &c,
which will be sold wholesale and retail az cheap
as they can be had West Of the Mountains. Give
me a call. j. NJ, LAYTON.
Marcb9. '59. ly
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6TThe Louisville Democrat says that Major
A. j. Donelson died recently in Louisiana, o
erysipelas. Mr.. Donelson was formerly the
private Secretary of President jackson, and ed.
itor Of the Washington Globe, and subsequently
of the Union. In 1856 he was candidate ortht
American party for Vice President. He reno,
we'd from Tennessee to Louisiana a few year.
u;pon
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-07

or The Coshocton Democrat thus speaks Of
the railroad citing no 49, at that p,ass, all of
which we fully cndorse:--
We enjoyed the luxury ola breakfast with
Robinson, at the Depot House, yesterday. We
have travelled some and partook at many splen-
did tables, but Robinson beats them all. He
feeds about one hundred passengers and railroad
men every day, and no wonder the Conductors,
engineers and baggage men are so pleasant and
accommodating, when SO well fed.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-07

These truly celebrated Pills have been in use
throughout the west for the last % years. mud the
thousands who have and do use them, bear testimo-
ny to their happy md permanent effects. AS an
Alternative and bilious pill, they are surpassed by
none. They are the only medicine that will efec.
rually cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Bilious Fever, Heartburn. Sick Headache and a
variety OF o,hsr diseases arising from distractions
in the organs of digestion,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-07
rrcNeeIex Normal school.

We received the annual catalogue Of this ex-
ccllent school, and would have noticed it in
last'week's Sentinel, but absence from home
prevented us. The following notice from last
weeks Rrpu5licon, suits US just as we'll as if we
had written it:
NORMAL ScHooL.-We have received the
Fourth Annual Catalogue and Circular OF tho
McNeeley Normal School of Ohio, Hopedale,
Harrison county, for the year ending August
IL, 1859. The first term for 1880, common
ced yesterday, 9oth inst. The first term ends
on November 4th, after which a vacation Of ten
days, and the second term commences on No
vcmbcr 18th, and ends on January 90; and then
a vacation Of ten days, aud the third term CON-
mences on the 31st Of January, 1850, and ends
the 9th Of April; then a vacation of ten days,
when the fourth and last term ofthe year Dom
mences on April 18th, and ends on the 2lst
June. Tultion-Per annum, in advance S26, 90;
per term, in advance $3.50. This is one Of the
best conducted Normal Schools in Ohio, and
commends itself to those wishing to prepare
themselves for teaching.
- =
@We give in another column, from the St.
Clairsville Garette, a full and impartial account
Of the republican meeting held in Flushing, on
the 25th ult. White citizens of Harrison coun
II can see what is thought ofthem by the Con-
gresham from this district. We might add
that the speeches delivered in Flushing by Wade
and Bingham, wore the same they delivered in
Cadiz the previous day. Bingham also repeat.
ed that same old speech" in Cambridge and
Newark.
The editor Of the Gazette in referring to the
meeting at Flushing ,'truthlully Says
The reader will find in another column q
graphic account of the late Black Republican
Mass Convention held at Flushing, and we have
no doubt it is accurate as far as it goes. 1t
will be seen that that party has been well
named, and it would be q misnomer to call
them Republican without accompanying it with
The word Black. How any good citizen could
set and listen to such miserable and outrageous
stuff without feelings ofdisgust C do not know.
The age in which we live is fast dcgeneratinS il
men, uttering sentiments like these, are coun-
tenanced by any considerable portion of the
American people. Ben Wade in the face Of an
intelligent audience brazenly and fearlessly ut
ters sentiments, that, had he lived in the pure
days of the Revolution, would have been suffi-
cient to have had him hung up to the first tree
he is worse than a tory. For he would not
only destroy a Government secured by the
sacrifice Of the best blood that was ever spilled
in any cause, but he would bring down the
white race to the level ftho negro. Although
these speakers were brought to that particular
section OF the county to cater to the supposed
sentiments ofthe people, We trust, for the good
name Of our county, that the reasonable senti-
ments uttered, met with no favorable response
from any portion Of our people.
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02-Persons DESTROYS of studying the Ian.
guages, would do well to notice the advertise
ment Of our fellow citizen, Mr.. II. Davis, in to-
days Sentinel Better scholars than Mr.. Davis
arc scarce.
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G7-Judge Sample, the excellent } Judge in the
Coshocton district, charged the Grand Jury at
Newark ITO notice the law prohibiting negro
voting" In this he fulfilled the statutory re-
quirement and nothing more.
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G-The Carrollton Free Press is troubled
with deafness. II could not tell US whether the
Gen. Eckley who is now stamping tho State
for the republicans, is the same Gen. Eckley
that done all he could to defeat Bingham las
fall. Viii you not tell us, Mr.. Free Presss
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-07

Is on hands with his new goods. Everything
in the clothing line can be had at his store al
the very lowest prices. His goods are all of an
"A. No. ! quality. Walk in gentlemen and be
clothed.
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Williama Kyle, Sr's. Estate.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified as executor
upon the estate OF William Kyle, ST., late of Har
tlson county, Ohio, deceased. All persons interest
ed Will please take notice.
WILLIAM REED, Executor.
August "a, 1850. 3t,pd
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RccbOut'a New GOOds

Have arrived. and nice ones they are too
Call in ladies and gentlemen, and take a look
at them. They only need to be seen to be pur-
chased,
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Public Meeting.
Harrison County Fair.

See the beautiful colored bills of the Harri-
son county Fair,and make your preparations hr
it. Every person that can attond will be on
hands. No mistake about that.
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MackcnZic's D~cpuratiyc Extract.
For all diseases of the blood and skin, such as
s~crofuia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, filters, Ulcers,
Fever Sores, etc, u perfect Alternative and vital.
zer--strengthening and giving tone 10 the muscle
nerves and general system, Manutactu red and Tor
sails by the proprietor. Gil McKENZlE.
ap2lly Cleveland, y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-07

0T~Wc are under obligations to VIM. II.
Harper for late Pittsburgh papers, in advance
of the mail
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GTOur friend, Jacob lloobler, Of Jefferson
writes as follows to the Cincinnati L nqaaer
about the crops in this section:--
JEFFERSON, GERMANo PosTOFFICE,l
- q IL --L-LAO L

Harrison County, August %.
EnIroRs ESQUiREE- Gents-lhe wheat and
rye were nearly killed by the frost. There is
not enough for seed OF either. The hay crop
is about three quarters in quantity and very
good in quality. The oat crop is full average.
Corn will be three. fourth crop. The quantity
Of acres of corn planted is on. third more than
usual. Potatoes will he a large crop, Buck
wheat promises we'll. Apples arc 1scarce and
peaches none, except a few trees on high
grounds. Barley is less than half crop. Pas
ture is good and favorable for making butter
and cheese. Stock Of all kinds is doug well.
Yours, truly, JACOB HOOBLER.
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1850 GOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE-1S59
Second Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods 49, ~
TREMENDOUS
Filling our three store rooms to ovcrhoning-bcing the largest stock Of
Rich and Desirable Goods that has been in the city for Is years Hf

THE sabsrbesu kep pleasure in Announcing that they have now in tore the LARGEST, andm
many eTersh The MOST DESIRABL Stock Of tgpRn GdD gneIc GootshtTh svee ru rssdr
ed to the pue. such are bur arrangements whit Importers and MsMssuter Hastings ~eto
almost our ee sDk with CnhJ that We can sell %fsu upon HshSuf5e tTmsa smy house. ta
Vest Among T purhnssw which amount lNcass and bales We call particular aunta 70 60
case of FOODS 1omh; at hw York Auction Houses in oighGl pacssgs embracing s%e Of Tbs
CHEAPEST ever tthHn to the - d them nth@ than \ lhn vane VIZ are eNrnMs
to mMeid e Interest OF cash Uyso make ls ZEE HIVE their place OF dealing and &C. sns'
The public VIE mrann not W ~ Tke OlR the largest store IN pohtfS aab O0NES N
Wheeling whrhn has bm mj wears paa3 brtd ouby as large as rnsw is Po%ibe., " shAl
always hea large force thirst rsS Salesman English and GennanA gemenanya and ohgnE
whnw nho uudves willie awa shpPy cs0~ goods 81 ssmAl advance On cost y ar motif" max
profits qck Ss and prompt y ~ L.EM.
In our stock ill be always found 1.-The largest Sck u" fancyR anal Main IreS SIX tn ny
Tho richest chsWe% Tissues Naehya. Eo@s Ut avery style And summer bis m eGysy esed
rice. Thec choicest anery hCanuiy ana French Lace hINhs Md cHk do, Ind the best variety
of Grape silk Sha aud MarteS avis every style The largest sck OF CWrua Lavn,D De-
lms. Chahs Bhnses fHnH, &c. &c ever trmghto the cy-uHy NeUs yards So
MES AND BOYS WEARING call parrrhur attention IL our immense i%k o. dThS ea
mps twedsl linen and cotton abrs and muHns Gavauh &C. F. .E#f
our STICK OF pnasIs-sr y immense and in Millinery Goods and Straw Goods generally,
Bonneus and Hats We challenge The woHd-we never frh th half 50 many. 0rs stock wAg4
than AL other rocksn Nheeirrc combined We can sell Bunrts at 4 their SMue,a good nneu
for DIME, lest kan lever ltwe hd . W keep tkndH CUpeIug, Rugs, Window Blinds
which we i'll sell. very cheap Remember he place at ts.A 0 ~hs Golden Beehive, near the sus
I~1aon Bridge, Wheeling, Va .s,n,, - -
May is. STONE * THOMAS ~
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01TTho Americans intend to hold a State
Convention at GAINESVILLE, on the Goth inst, for
the purpose OF nominating a State Ticket.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-07

An ~efIectual cure for Agaes, Chilis and liter.
mittent Fever. This medicine keeps up free &C.
ton Of the secretious-efiectunlIy efudie ating the
cause ofthe disease,
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Democratic State Ticket.
o GOVERNOR.

FOR GOVERNOR,
RUFUS P. RANNEY, of CuyahOga County,
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM II. sanford, of Ross County.
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
HENRY c. WHITMAN, of Fairfield County
AUDITOR OF STATE.
@. vOLNEY DORSEY, of Miami County.
TREASURER OF STATE.
WILLIAM BUSHNELL, of Richland County
SECRETARY OF STATE.
JACOB REINHARD, of Franklin County.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
JAMES ToMLINS0N, Of Washington County
coNMoH scHooL COMMISSIONER
CHARLES n. ALLEN, OF Harrison County.
Democratic County Ticket.
REPRESENTATIVE,
DAVID S. COULTRAP, Franklin Up.
coUNTY TREASURER,
THOMAS RITCHEY, Franklin tip.
SHERIFF,
oBEDIAH SLEMMONs, Cadiz tip.
COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM CROSKEY, Jr, Greene tp.
+ coRoNER,
WILLIAM BEADLE, North tp.
INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
BARCLAY JAMESON, Greene tip.
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y. SteVart 81 20.
A RE receiving their spFius and Summer stool
n Of
G. SUMMER SHA WIS!
To Il eacA,crs.

AO U eAEaANAs'
TIME Board OF EKaminevS OF Hafrisong county
l. Ohio, will hold a mseting at Cadiz, OH the iasl
Friday OF each Of the following months April,
September, October, and November, 1859, and
February aid March, 1860, Commencing al
animation Of Teachers, under the auct to provide
for the reorgau IL, ton, supervision and maintain.
ance Of comrs "a schools" passed March ID, 1853
b. O!de- OF the Boz d,
, NJ y ADAMS, Clerk.
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05-Sec the card Of DR.. Evans in another
column. H.. .
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OF his stock and
prices .54.
before purchasing elsewhere-in so doing, he feels
cCnfidept that he will MERIT a large share OF pub
lie patronage. He keeps no Watches but what ans
selected with great care and consequently, a.
watches sold are warranted time keepers or no sali
Fine Gold Hunting English Levers, full
iewsled, from ...-.".i".!.-... SIS tosir
Fine Gold Hunting Swiss Leeers, full
ieweled, from .-i-.---.y.. 4s5t !.
pines, from -, s"......... %. % 4
Heavy hunting Silver English Lovers,
full %jeweled, FROM ......,.....- "a. IS to d
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers,
seven jewels, from 49,. .......... 81 to
Hunting Swiss Lever and Lepines, four lf33
jewels, from 80. .......... -. A$12 TO u
Silver open inced Levers and Lepinss.. 8 10 ii
Carving Finger Rings; Breast Pins
in great variety Of styles and prices.
Ladies Gold Chains and LOclkctS,
Gold Vest and Fob Chains.
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nEackcmzie,s Liver Pills.

usually found in a Dry Goods Store.
Cadiz Lpril 10
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2rFor sale by JOHN BEALL, Druggist and
Bookseller, Cadiz, Ohio. April ely
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cusa things which impossible enter into the question
OF whether II Ia desirGbo not; but this know, that
from the present opinion generally Of the public
opnou OF the HOuee OF LORDS aud from the opinion Of
great proportion Of the members OF the House OF Com
mons, isspot within the ns OF possibility that any
very extensive measure OF reform can possibly be en-
acted; but, although 1t win not be extensive this am
certain OF, II vii, be 10 the right direction.
Mr. Miner Gibson Is very brief and comm.tai il
bis address " the electors Of Ashtonunder
know my political views. They have been 90 recenty de-
csred al the late election that II scarcely necessary
me TO repeat them IN this address. I aW coming amogg
you rs soon as the writ issued and shall bavo early
opportunity OF giving In such explanation of my
Jews on public affairs as may be required from me-"
Mr. Robert Lowe, Vice President of tho Privy Council
Tor Education his address 10 the electors Of Caue con-
tents himself with the olowng-"The great and honora-
PIE interest which the borough of Cane takes In the in
OF ts inhabitants leads me 10 hope that you will
oa me your support towards the discharge heavy
uust winch have undertaken. The acceptance OF this
re- election" " 80 ' W.
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~. LONDON, June "a, 1889
Iuncs ,his morning from which there was partial reco
very W 'ne afternoon The market was affected BY ths
depression on The Paris Bouree, and also by the telegraph
&c uespech from Constan,inople showing disposition on
ne ar Of sad Pasha the vceroy Of Egypt to resist the
COS, which left Off yesterday at g2a to " were rst
quoted q, 90, but subsequently recovered 10 o2 X At
mhcn they remained to the cose Bank stock left on Al
India new ioan 93s to India bonds, los 70 S. dis'
count ana Exchequer bills, 22s TO 25. premium.
, Ineie mas been again good demand for money, and
the rate in the open market for the best bills IA per
cent. ~ " ~ ~
The French quotations failed TO arrive to-day during
business nours Inc telegraph line understood 10 be
entirely occupied In communications between the two 70
yornmeDts.
INC report OF the Liverpool cotton market for the week
Bicn.
The letters from Paris to-day mention vague report
.nat the Chhmberra are likely TO be room convokod with
!he view, as ZONE suppose. OF announcing eves u
troops and another new loan.
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wropgfully bereft The tried prudence and mod raton
OF both the allied sovoregns will We feel assured not be
found wanting In the couree which they may think o. 10
the Roman States.
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NAVY MOVEMENT OF SARDINIA.
despach from Turin states that port OF the Pied
montese fleet, consisting Of six to call
Immediately on active service.
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VERoNA-ENTRY OF THE ALLIED soyEaEISNs INro
BREsCfA-NAP0LEoN THE THIRD IN HIS UyCIE's
OLD QUARTBRS-7HE MARCH AND ADVENTURES OF
GARIBALDI.
[B.esca (Juuc 1S) correspondence Of london Tlmes1
Inc AuArans have abantoned their position before
Montecaiaro and have retired beyond the CHEESE: the
decision IL therefore delayed. The allied armies are FOL-
loving them ss close az IL patbe With their future
plans. Where the enemy will stop now II is OF course
Impossible to sayvhether he will place himself boldly
In advance and defend the great approaches on the a.
NOUS heos Ct Cssglone and Tomato or whether he Will
take flank position somewhere oppose the Mn o pas
sage, as be did 10 1S45 at Volta; or whether he
will altogether Withdraw behind the Mpcio line; or,
nnany, whether he is preparing for some bold often.
sise movement, are all OF them suppositions equally
possible, and for US equally probable. His choice
will, ! think, depend whether he has re.
ceyed ibe achievements which he expecting. and
whether ne thinks them sufficient TO hasten the decision
But whatever hs plars say be- they win DO consdera
bly, modified by the movements Of the Allies who having
the initiative, may throw the plans of their adversaes
INTO conioeion We have seen such things be ore now
and nay see them egain.
AT the game time inat the Austrians Withdrew from the
position before Nontcchar0 they likewise crossed over tue
Cbiese, on the man road from esca TO Verona ant
Gsrioaldi occupied yesterday the position In which the
Ausrisns the l6ih day OF the last skritb
~ ths time some OF our cuposs already dare say
beyond the Chese.
Yesterday and day the town Of Brescs had I.s day
or JOY; yesterday the festive entry Of the King, this
ncynpg the arrival OF the Emperor most wthou. any
enc kboSrg anything about IT, Last night In celebration
Of tee occasion there lin Dina,ion for enml the
prenelt Of any have sten since the rumphs march OF
tbe t~o Soveregs the pretty effect produced By
very sinpe and inexpensive means-namey, Chinese pa
per aperns of tie three sacred coors They gave cub
ducd light 10 which the crow6s below appeared with regu
lar Stage effect What one cannot help remarkns At
every similar is the wonderful behaviour Of the
cowdno pushing, 70 quarrelng, every thing peaceful
and polite as ths people were IN drawing room, and
not even the sight OF q policeman being who has
altogether vaDished with the Austrians. stray
duonr, excise man, who has pinned trcolor rcsc,e
on hs cap The only remaining bastard specimen of this
genus Inc police distinct department, you know,
BY the decree Of organization published for
Lombady. II forms q branch OF the internal ad-
there has been. -
dfeIoay afternoon the King went In an open carriage
70 me Emperor Headquarters which are quite close here
ana me morning the latter came quietly IN the early
morning and established himself in the Casa Feusroli
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~ q HA u Y 3 g .

WE hav a be utilul collection of Of Dahlia roots
w of the FIRST quality aud the most brilliant col
ors For three dollars "" Will furnish Que dozen
every one OF "A djnc cut color.
GARDENING TOOLS Of every kind, for the use or
lady amateurs aud practical gardeners.
500 CHOICE FIOWER SEEliS, from 10 70 cents
paper all from BlISs's NuTscr Is.
PUMFS-W have Just received n tull assortment
of Cowirg rs Pumps all ct winch warrant and VIII
sell a shage low cr than the ma ket price.
coal OIl.-Our lamIs are known to be OF the
simplest aud best ion, aud OIL pure and
Tree from all offensive oder
PLATED AND BIiGANlA WARE.-Ne havea great
variety of patterns Of Casters, spoons Forks, Cups,
c. nee Pots, Urus, Ladies', &c, &c.
mar2o MACn ENZIE X MINCIIINt
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kcrOsenc Oils.

NOTICE The enlargement II the KEROSENE
~ -NOkkS beipg nov mpteted give n0tice
orders from the TRApE ~ be ned prompt
ly, at present Tarin prices.
NEW YORK KEROSENE OIL. co,
apr2l-im No. So Beaver ST. n. Y.
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NEW SERIES NO. 1865.
Miseellaneous.
LOOK AT THIS !

T CFFER for sale one of the most valuable Farms
l. the Mississippi River, IS miles above Memphis,
near Ashport, containing 1900 acres, with about y
of mile nearly ready for cultivation.
II possesses unusual advantages for Wood Yard,
Stock Raising Grain Cotton almost any produce Of
the soil preferred amount Of good dry wood can
be sold fair price The timber consists of large
gu Intty of fine Black Walnut, Sassafras, Mulberry,
Honey, Locust Ash, Maple, Cotton Wood, blackberry,
Pecan, &c. Timber and Cane il is evidence of high
land This Farm has attached to il small Island in
the middle of the front around which the chute pass
es in moderate high water, the foot OF il gives
harbor for Wood Boat against the dr or Ice running
where the wood yard and improvements are also q
projections to wood against the highest water by stor
ing it back along the chute and run the boat 10 it,
saving once handling il. improvements, good dwell
ling and out-houses all new. It is only 10 TINS
Farm appreciate its value and unusual advan tages
of location. / will sell bargain exchange il for
sn all improved pace-say to 20 acres, within 10
miles of Nashville, Louisville St Louis Memphis,
and will give liberal credits on the balance gener-
ally make quick sales, leaving room for purchasers
10 complain Lose no time il You want No. Farm
upon the greatest river in the wOrl5. For further
Information address at Nashville, Tenn. apply
TO james johnson, the Farm. He will show the
land if am not there. B. EMBRY.
Louisville Journal, Memphis Appeal, aud ST. Louis
Republican copy TO amount of SIS and charge this Of
flee. aprl6-triwAw7w
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SPRING OPENING.

IHTE will commence receiving our SPRING STOCK
w in day or TWO, (of which due notice viii
given) and as We intend going into the business NOR
extensively than ever, our friends and all who buy
for cash will bear in mind thar do an exclusiy
Cash Business, and we wilisei goods at a very una
advance. IRWIN, hcCLEII.AND 4 co.
febIQ-tf
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Attention. NIachinists. 81

1000 feet of Leather and Gum Betting from ? to 12
inches wide, also Lace Leather, CopI Burrs and
Rivets hand for sale, low for cash at Nos SO
and 50 corner of College and Broadway.
L. CUTTER.