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allareh 81, 1860.
Besshasysesa, EesOts y Co.,
CANAL STREET. ll6
BARGAINS IN SILKS.
De.irous of CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK Of
FANCY SILKS,
We will on MONDAY the 26h inst, offer them
st prices
GREATLY UNDER COST
We have included among them large lot of desirable
Spring Silks,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIeEss
Also
LOT OF CHOICE SILKS.
NEW YORK AUCTION SALES,
Which We can offer under importation cost
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS Il CO.,
ll6 Canal street.-The
ms 2ptf One door from Royal street.
Ordaasdies, Jac0nets,
BAREGE ANGLA1s,
AND RoBEs OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
We have Of these Goods comprising all
the desirable Styles adapted The city trade very
low prices.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS CO.,
ll6 Canal street.
ms aptf One door from Royal street
TO Planters.
We have now in store LARGE STOCK Of
DRY GOODS,
Adapted The of the planting community, coprisng
BLANKETS.
osNABURGs,
KERsEys
LINsEYs.
STRIPES, PRINTS,
sHEETINds etc, etc.
.,oa ,saa s.o., ~
Family and Fancy Dry Goods,
OF every description which offer at low prices either by
piece RETAIL enabling purchaser his
ders at this establishment
s-An examination Of our stock and prices requested
BENTHUYSEN LEWIS Il CO.,
,1s Canal s,rast
nsh 2ptf One door from, Royal street
- -p - 80 w. - = '
x5:.y xayo,..o xsg xrYo.e.
KID GLOVES,
i. W. LYONS,
----------
We have landing ships Harriet, j.
Montgomery Samuel Faes Lady Bessngton and tho steam
ships Desoso and Granada.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
Or
DooLs, ShoSS aho 3As1ss
-aAKrNa-
o,yr, ON r,Yp , .p,rsr er,rrs
'oNh X - .','l's1 'l" n 'esAs y
SsSN orr enIo IN Hts mAnhEfs
To which we call attention of buyers
10000 pairs Russst Brogan- for Plantation uss
,oooo r. c,,e IN IA T,,,. .s ~ p.,,,
eooo eoo :. arain, Hunter u, and fanters Boots.
every variety.
sohN NJ eooLp @ Co.,
.v---.-
.
Preserve jar!
= : - = = : y - =
-
On a Glass Jars heretofore made wax has been used for the
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Sps.issg anss Summer. or lS6O.


ssSNk& VVk*NeeeSNs S0NfW>
SD3sfflu aSasS Sefnsalees. of lS6O.
S0IJTHERN CLOTHING ESTABT ISHMEsNT
- = - ''---'
CLCT THING AND FURNISHING GOOp0,
WHOLESALE Arp asrAnt
sas' leeeiso0' per iA'e s'eaihe's' QUO u '''
FASHIONABLE
Spring ana Summer Clothing
,,,,,,r M rur sourHi
..x ,,,.xarx. Nsrrrp ANN
'.'s-' = : - ourAps.ss.
II not Surpassedss
one general view
STORE no. 2 - sl-->'.--
poys, cI0PurNe.
eropx ", "a sr crIARIEs STREET
-For-
MEN's cAo1iAlN
s-'1 -,
...,..,sa aoops Asp sHiaTs.
r.... sx.n,.h nsr,n., .na Fnr,sb
!. ". LYONS
al ~ w.. : -.--.-----
B0ys tommy AHt'os 'sss'
M................s ST. CHARLES
Between Canal and Common streets.
This Store is exclusively YOUTHS. BoYs and CHILD
REN's
CLOTHING, SHIRTS,
AND
FURNISHING GOODS,
wHohEsAzE AND RETAIL
8. -, ,.,,>,,,,
Z ''>' ---'- 4
EVERY STYLE 1' NJ Ql QoAlili
An Il which vim be sold at VERY REASONABLE prices.
s...r,s, sr,est rreueh. snau.sh, German and English
7. ". LYONS,
Nos. ~ q and % y Charles street.
nsi 2Dlt corner o. common street
cns.@s. Sy.$..So
n. -, ! N. ....n.,. y.ner ASSORTMENT
SHIFTS,
11
r..-,,...,,..a ..x...,,. i.
The New orleans ctty Trade,
w LYONS
". i = "a y !. c,,.,s. .r.s.
.c..
yATJsEs UMRRMLAs.
w a Il RIP RC OF G,
OF the
VERY BEST STYLES AND QUALITIES,
Made to order and warranted
r, w LYONS.
W. hAoNs,
10 -. - :. =.
Rest E1asbr0ides.i3t0 Silk.
,r,sr !, r,c,,vp, an
,.vc,nr,r,,1 ce- .m,,,r
- mn gn,r
- g----.----,- 49, g----,---,-
ss Ss0 sAs -
JOilN loDDs
Ia and Ii ,... Chartres at ..... ~ and IA
WIN offer during the present week
- !. : Il -
Esa1rsn BAREaEs, RICH PLAIN AND oH1sTz OR.
CANDIES, GRENADINES,
And
& iseW S42sASA sAAAAe sAAe - - scSs sssAsA AP'
..,r.n c.,,ns1s als'- ,,n prs,,rn ,,crs
Poautea. Manttl1as. etc.
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Jfesteitt, Sal,,rilav a,lornius
y. Ler0ts 8 Co.,
CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS.
NOTICE.
On MONDAY, March 25, 1850, will be ready for ssie
THE ENTIRE STOCK
sBAsoNABIg DRESS GooDs,
Such as
oRGANDY MusLINs AND ROBES,
BAREGEs, GRENADINES, PoPLINETs.
cHAII.IEs. etc, etc, etc,
AT Greatly Reduced Prices.
lot Of RICH oRGANDY ROBES, a. $.
lot Of RICH SWISS rLoUNcEp Roars-Eubroidsred
IN Colors-at S.
EMBRoIDERIEs, LAcEs
LACE sHAwLs,
MANTILLAs. etc, equally cheap,
Just received, lot of very choice
Barege and Grenndfne Shayyls,
Afsw BLACK GRENADINE sHAwLs-Emb'd in co,Ors.
Also
CASE OF PARAsoIs.
J. LEyoIs & CO.,
ms ss2p6.--c 2p6. Corner of Camel and Bourbon streets.
The Fssskste . Lyon
SEWING MACHINES,
GUARANTEED SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS
In the execution Of all kinds Of work.
FROM THE FINEST 70 THE coARsEsT,
Are for sale by 5
ALFRED MUNRoE s. CO..
Story Building,
CORNER or CAMP AND COMMON STREETS N o.
Standard and Miscellaneous
30 oKs.
win be presented with each Book sold at
EVANS & co.'s.
m2s sRl2t sRl2t No. Q CAMP STREET.
Extra Large Clothing.
The subscribers have large Of OVER SIZE
CLOTHING for SPRING AND WINTER WEAR, to close
N. c. FoLGER Il SON,
m2T 2p6t Corner Of Masasine and Gravier streets.
Roots and Shoes
r p p u G ED RICE S!
The subscriber oGers AT RETAIL large stock Or
LADIES',
aRsTLEMESs.
BOYS
YOUTHS,
MISSES AND
cHILpREN's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
YERY RED UCED PRICESi
WALTER A. PECK,
ms 2pe no. g Canal street, Dersiere street
Ras-gasas!
BARGAINS! BARGAINS.
GREAT CLEARING OFF SALE
ST L x S ..
1s6. Canal street
The undersigned beg inform their customers and the pub
lie at large that, wishing to clear of
THEIR IMMENSE STOCK
Piece SILKS and silk Robes,
Of Every Description,
at such prices ag vill secure to every
As7pisaEHDID DRESS
"a, Drawings, ETC.,
as taken In Groups : : : :
ssa ArHs taken of Bass,.. >, aonn.v wrnsps
Ds ERRRoTYPEs alz6th 18th and soh lnst as we have
made tbsa arrangements to show the above espe.
elalv- esshorr pr,, "
N.
nass 2nss 12a Canal street.
lse0. Spring. 1850.
NORRIS, NAULL s. Co,
Fine Fashionable C1othiers,
coRGER OF CAMP AND coHMoN STREETS
Under the city Hotel,
Have store their usual largo stock of seasouslle
CLIO HING
And
FURNISHING GOODS.
Of the Latest Styles and Material
We would call attention to style Of
BRUmAeEs BUSINESS COATS.
WITH PANTS AND ZyEsTS TO MATCH
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-
AUCTgosy SALES THIS DAY.


Roger U sel 1T 10 e'eock ~ Nos y and 4 os
ssree hetwean cusemhouss ara sens'e ssiss'7' : -
asscttAant Of boots, shoes and brcs*ns VI, .,.~osrs
Mccsrsn. Landry Co ssll At =. -,
NMpnic Hail. 81 Charles street saiAn.e asa ysss
estate the FIRST ana Second DissFscss ats e0soA
- TSssn VII al ls eeisck st Charles Exchange
1 s 1n,pruyed real estate situated IN The First
p'sfnc. !, ,,,ors !. the ST Charles Hotel Ex.
Asatss ss.s 2. z ss s@.as ~ M sr 4
sssss = y s,.l,ct Il Ne 81 Charles Exchange
: = ma anuntosed real estate situated IN
a s'.4ss,ss ssa s ya,i,sI ana Fourt,s Dissricss
s s !, 3. ali (, ,a oeIock in jefferson civ valua
sossta q, tss 49, -. Z &, Z, pchsr~i,,,
% ~ II nm I. " ,,s Il II. ii rh,., yJo,s,
1'r- , ,s bis,ne Io,s s;s,a.ea a. ne rnr,b
S ,,ss.-,.s .s8
n. , rss 1.s ,,. Il x, s IN. ~ ~ ~ 4. tnsr,as
- -. - . 81. -, ... = n e,s,, ~, 80 ., = -, {.
~. = Z Z
- ssAnaas1 ~ I .ns.@sA,ss ~
IN iaer aneon neaas ''n pase.
EA.ss " AEo .sAssck11aM ~ "a r ~ shsee p
w'il e Ssa AZ .ns usas. piAes On q Api' ~ "a
o'caock Es y kpne'ual a1senaanse y Ieaues'ea.
y TbS1ent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31

The = ARIErIEs Tom TayIor's comedietta mime
Points o. TIL Law, " wish characters by Messrs
Gpuidoek, sothern, Leftngwcll, and Miss Charlotte
\ Thompson, Nm precede the performance Of Dot A
y ff1ia evening
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31

gorNG KEts BkxrvnxEsr ASSOCIATIONS. The
xesglax monthly nesting Of this Assoction will be
held cn Monday evening. ~ Polar Star Lodge, on
s Lonis street, a per notice elsewhere Published.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31

IYse Palace
GIG r III N G. sTso RE.
ALFRED MUNRoE 4 TO-.
STORY BUILDING,
Corner Camp ana Common streets,
Invite attention to their present
srPzzzsB ASSOC z.hSxssvr
Of
CLOTHING
And
shing Go . dS, (,
SUITABLE PoR THE SEASON

Since the opening our new spacious and magnificent
abhmen enterprise has been appreciated with an enhu
sasm which scarcely dared anticipate. Although We
prepared the with stock Of goods equal to
any emergency, had idea that should be met with
such positive increase Of trade Our sales since the opening
In October have been nearly double what they
before during the time Not to be thankful for
such manifestations Of public confidence would evidently be
part and have therefore, eneavored to
cpocsie what have received by marking goods at low
per centage profit and the time have eadeavored
improve every department the quality style and manufacture
goods We think that arrangements in the
highest degree perfect
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31

kEThe Third Ward American Club viii
the of Baronne and Perdido streets, MON
DAY, the "a Of April at o'clock r Nj fun attendance il
requested abnsness Of importance TO be transacted
rn3l 3p9t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31

His present magnificent stock consists Of Is
Fne Single Mlled Black and Fancy Cashmere Merne Drap
Dte Alpaca, Italia Cloth Brown and White Linen Fancy
Mems seersucker and Tweed FRoCKs and sACs.
Fine Single hiled Black and Fancy Cashmere anS poekn
Merino, Drap DEte, White and Brown Linen Marsesllss
sesrsucker, cottenads and Tweed PANTS
Fine Cashmere silk and Satin, White silk and Ma1seIes
Fancy Maraelles seersncker and Tweed VESTS.
Fine Llnen, Linen Bosom and Fancy Mems SHIRTS Of all
styles and sizes
silk Gau1e Idsls Thread white and Brown Cotton ana
Game Merino USDER-sHIRTs and DRAWERS.
HANBKERcHIEFs sUsPEEDERs, oRAvATs, COZ
LARS and HALP-HosE--yatiou qualities.
Boys and Childrenss Clothing,
IN GREAT FARLETK
TRUNKS yALIsRs,
cARPET-BAGs,
UMBRELLAS, and
WATERPROOF CLOTHING
TO al Of which the attention Of the public ia respectfully
ROBERT GRIBBLE,
Ltasese Shtrts.
JUST RECEIVED. PER sHIr .App1K sNow,n FROM
LIVERPOOL.
GOO Dozen Pare Irish Linen shirts.
-Msnafaetnred- lsta 81 S
EXPRESSLY FOR ouRsE1.yRs
Gsneman desrous Of getiing cheap and dafaa,s a..
VIII do we to eail on rs immediately
g. REILLY a Co.
m2s apas rs Canal .ssest.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31
W.indOsc Shades.

We have recently received large additions stock Of
Shades and have Of sizes and
designs. a7
We have also article of Window Shades Intended for
Lake Shore Residences which will exclude rays Of the sum-
and cause pleasing shade of light in the room.
]. D. CAMERON & CO.,
MO 2p6t 124 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31

Ks-Eirst Ward American Club-A meeting
will be held at tha usual place MONDAY, I'd April at
o'clock r. NJ Runrtual attendance is requested.
By ordsr of the President
ms0 2p3t J. 7. HUGHES. Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31

oB 2Dtf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-16
Negro fIglsagity.

The Democratic Party has asserted time and
again that it is the intention of the Republicans
to place the Negro in all the free States on an
equality with the white man, and to extend to
him all the civil, political and social rights OF
the citizen. ..... .
But few among the Republican voters o t the
country have believed that such was the design
OF their leaders, many Of whom have denied the
ha:ge with great yehemence and apparent sin =
Certify. .. -.. ...
The advance guard of Republicanism is in
New England Massachusetts leads off in ad-
vance and the party in other States gradually
but certainly follow, and whatever is announced
is the true faith in that State, becomes in time
the law of the party in all the other States in
which the organization exists and predominates.
In Ohio it is now settled by the judgement of
our Republican Supreme Court, that negro is
a voter and while this advance is made here,
Massachusetts is taking another step forward,
and placing the negro in the jury box The
Boston Atlas and Bee of the 10Th April not
only admits the TACT, but rejoices that it is so,
and says, "that wherever anti-slavery opinion
has surmounted the prejudice born of slavery
and sustained by pro-slavery Influences, the
cDlored man is he, eater to be allovfd to take
his share OF burdens and responsibilities as well
as the honors and rights of the juryman."
The comittse of the Board of Aldermen oil
Il,oIC Al
men for the present year, placed the names oi
two negroes, William II. Jankins and Francis
Ii. Clough on the list. They are both negro
BARRIERS, the former being runaway slave
The report of comittee passed the Board 'suc.
cessfully and unanimously" and the Atlas and
Bee, in committee on it, says" eve are glad
that this experiment is to be tried, and do not
anticipated any danger TO our institutions from
1t. Messers. Jankins and Olough have passed
a satisfactory ordeal for they have been accep.
ed by men who are the guardians orthe city s
moral and peculiary interests, and who will
Of course see that these interests receive no
detriment from vicious or incompetent jurymen
1t is to be observed that the editor OF the At
las and Bee, (Col, Schouler) was until very re
Gently the editor OF the Ohio State journal
and when here in that capacity. denied as stout
" as any Of his lelews, that the Republicans
had any wish or design to place the negro on
an equality with the white man.. f, us ~
Ohio Repubiicanism following in the wake Of
that party in Massachusetts will in due time
make the effort in this State to place the negro
in the jury box. 1t, is only aqueston o time,
and unless the people ofour State overthrow
the party and drive It from power, the thing
will be accomplished. The only remedy and
relief from such an EVIL is to expel the Repub.
licans from all official position. Let the people
take warning and act promptly in the matter.
SALESMAN aeas gssw dlGl uss. %. life sFaa
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-16

II have no need to ask, dear May? For
give me, if mistake; but feel as if had been
favored by revelation of that have been
blind and stupid fellow as ever lived. May, !
man whom you regarded as you do the plain
old fellow before you, were to ask you for YOU
love, what would you say?"
ayes" said May, dropping her head till heI
face was hid among the worsted.
"Will you have me2" cried Rossiter spring.
ing up and upsetting his chair.
AYES" said voice from the worsted depth
Rcssiter was on his knees, and most ferven-
tIy embracing chair. worsted, and woman.
"Marry me? will you marry me?" said he.
ayes" was heard from amid the worsted
"Then hold up your head, and let me look
upon the face of my wife. st. George, May, |
believe have loved you for years?"
"And know loved you almost ever since
knew you" said May, yielding to the gentle
force which drew her from her own seat and
led her to one where there was room for two.
"And that's why you never cared about any
other mans company and attention, my May"'
Eyes" said May" see you understand T."
"Oh, May my best, my dear girl! Why
didn't think of this before? Why didn't you
tell me, dear May?"
"TeT you! should have looked well-1?"
"Indeed you would have looked well looked
charming in my eyes, What a pity you had
not cofidence enough in me to have allowed me
to guess at the truth before. Why, May. l
should have married you years ago, and have
been the happiest and most grateful man alive.
How stupid men can be! But come, May, we
must go and tell my sister. She will be de-
lighted, indeed. ......
And he led the embarrassed and blushing
May into the presence of his sister, and admit
ted her to the great rejoicing; and in a few
weeks from that day, Rossiter and May were
no more twain, but one flesh. Nobody knows
what mouth may bring forth; nor to what the
simplest question may lead one.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-16
Negro Office c-EuOIders-Tlie Supreme
Court Decision Rendered Pra cti-

At a recent election, negroe named Bishop
was elected as Justice Of the Peace, Van. Buren
township, Shelby county, Ohio,and Irwin Scott,
a negro, was elected Supervisor near Belle :
ontaine in Logan county, Ohio. This is the
practical rendering Of the legitimate effect of
the decision Of the supreme Court who forced
the reading OF "white male CITIZENS OF THE
STATE" to mean the same as white male IN
HADTTANT," in the Constitution Of 1902. Our
Republican friends have decided by their chosen
judges that "wbiie''means 'bIAck,"--,hat words
taken in their ordinary acceptation mean Just
the opposite Of what is generally urderstood.-
This was done to get the vote OF our 'colorel
bredren, !" ana they got it, and with the votes
are comming officers too and whether Gov. Dem
nison's 'succedaneum" viii be really white or
only so by legal dasision,s question to be deter
mined in the future For our part we think II
a black man is entitled to vote he ought to lie
eligible to any office Of honor or profit in The
State. And such is the programme Of Repnbl
canism. The equality of the races is now, in
the party leaders minds, nessarilv established.
let africa rejoice. National le
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-16
CHAPTER III.

Sadly did the young man run along the road,
while the firm and submissive in the dis charge
Of her duty, proceeding to fry some onions for
dinner. Meanwhile, the youth rushed madly
on; the burning fever at his heart madened in
in his brain, and he sought self distructon,--
jerking his pocket-comb from his vest pocket
vainly did he attempt to cut his throat. Ma.
ture, however, vino had blessed him with a
tough skin, proved too strong for him; rushed
to wagon rut where the water was at least
two inches deep, and he flung himself into or
rather upon it. There he lay for full five sec.
onds, when Henry Cleft the father Of the gal,
passed by. .f .... Me-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-16
CHAPTER II.

"Ah John exclaimed the lovely hcires OF that
beautiful cabin, and the extensive potatoe patch
behind it, "you oughtn't todo that way"
"Lay it all on my love gal'' . .-...
"Ihe turtle dove
Only knows love"
As the poet sings"
"Then you don't love me?"
"No"
"No! Jane call back that word!''
"No oh, no! Come back here! Twon't come,
John--'tis gone, tool"
"Then Pm gone, tool"
And the inpressioned youth rushed from the
lovely cabin like maniac.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-16
RInck MailNewspa pers.

The two leading Republican papers in Gin.
cinnati, the Gazette and Commercial, have been
belaboring each other for some time past and
making grave accusations as to the conduct o
each respectively, such as the taking of bacE
mil and the like, which, if true, and we take
it that both have borne accurate testimony
renders both these papers wholly unworthy the
respect or patronage ofthe people We do moi
see how their respective patrons have endured
the controversy that has at intervals occupied
the columns Of these Journals without becom
ing perfectly disguised with 10th Of them
q Syofesh,oD efa.J ..,.f a- g
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-16
Brief and Thrilling Romance
CHAPTER I,

UIIAF 7 FIX I,
In beautiful log cabin in the mountains Of
Old Virgenia our tale opens. Around, natures
lovelinesS was sublime. The lofty trees hung
out their green caves in perfection, and the
| high rocks caught the mist of the morning, and
pressed them in their rough bosoms, until they
melted in tears against their sides. A lovely
maid was sitting by a table ccmbing her hair
with fine tooth comb manly form enters the
door, and stealthily creepS up behind her--and.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-16
CHAPTER ".

He soon unfolded his sad tale to his friend
and finally consented to live, if Henry would
give him chew OF tobacco. He returned tc
the honse, and in his ha. gard countenance, Jane
saw his unhappy condition. He never got over
it though. About twenty years after, he fell
rom wagon, and his neck was broken, for q
sheriff had thoutlessly slipped rope over his
head .#.... .. ..........Fg
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-16

~C ~ w 80 W w per CeHl
There you have t---farmers and working
men of Ohio! The Republicans in Congress,
headed by Mr.. Seward. the champion OF labor,
propose to increase your taxes on sugar and mo-
lasses, on your axletrees, on your blacksmith
hammers; on the pots and kettles OF your
housewives; on your horse shoes; on your stove
pipe; on your mills and spikes; on your bolts
and hinges; on your plough shares and wagon
tres and on the cotton shirts and calico dress
es Of yourselves and your hired help! This is
"chip of the old federal block" scheme to
tax "tons Industry to build up 'hone capital
1t is scheme to tax the great grain and cattle
growing States ofthe North west, and the plan
ters of the Souh, for the benefit Of New En-
gland and Pennsylvania--a virtual hrlbe held
out to Pennsylvania to vote the Abolition tick
OF. Are the farmer of the West prepared to
support this scheme? VIII they approve OF
the votes Of Sherman, Bingham tanton, Wade
and Gurley in favor Of this monstrous propos-
tion?
Gov. Chase ought to be circulating his letter
to Breslin in Iavor Of free hade-or this great
champ on ofth labor States, who has "walters
in white gloves" and seventeen courses at
dinner seven dfferen kinds of wine glasses and
silver meat dishes,p will distance him for the
Chicago nomination. Statesman. oI "a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-16

05-The rumor that the Governor would call
an extra session Of the Legislature, to prov de
means for repairing the canals was premature. ~
He does not desire to see the faces Of that BODY
in Columbus quite so soon. They gave him
trouble enough before they left h wv e.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-16

Boerhave's Holland Bitters il now the most
simple delightful and effectua remedy for dys
pepsa, before the public. Many OF our most
worthy citizens testify to its efficacy. To ber-
sons subject to nervous, and sick headache, it is
a valuable menicine. @ bFa 1syP del Sid .a.i
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-16

A man in ville,SSchy Ter county ILL.,, Of
fers to bet $500 that he can eat ind digest 1000
pounds ofbeefin So hours, He should hire him
self ont forla boa constructor, .ti,,lt,5a