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tpt WGsrn errr aus car Qeben tntiprinscn.
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'rehEfn: apptt'Ilplafeit, &sEsititbtcit. &trtrpfuna, blnttHsc
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frozen ,'aHtn tai &C htI %uR;ahlIaen Maitn webitbatis ssrpIEii
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rismttn b:aanriidhen Yrpieiipre 9;rcrbar,, hereultt. 9Bsasa
MAI lrtr' @t:inprun9 in btn 9eI. Siaai.u mebr fur DieIeri-
gen &c ritHtni. rptlttt aus unltrm SaierIanpe in bisism Yanss
ierltrenI lIno "a ealtISt unlcT ihnsn arrEen 2;eifall az.
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tb peIB, Zap ltlnt III Der 2b.i punbrrba:e en- meeieiniIhrn Gi>
9rElbatisn INb SstanntId0ii perltahSn iperbeR.
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yum Sise oss Sthsne, tHrrm rs IN ieee Nsrpt einSunot uuF
ls btEnpl9t. en lntenocn 0eiif %auirilhftt nt in FER 9ba
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snl1lrefns Nahdbmun9en berpprlcrutSn, wesba!b ps Ws
ell!"m I'm AntauTs p%erl.tbiis lsn muF. Saram Ut se Mobile,
Gap Sbr ~Spertape'e ppuanpijbrs Si.i,r. kspsr Sbr rs fam
fttia rrcbiri. Cine 9ruttils wire Cab userieHs.n, bss
& ecllcT ut, ME aut NatGbmunatn.
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btt Zen sinilscn Stacnibumlern
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9iCot, unc in alien SIdetn Der SG5. Sraasrs IN EieIrs y,iI-
tus in sorT %rrtbete sg 3asTB, 13s
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9ntdnOl(6e g}crifbte.

2tus Ncricit miro Der 3Op Npnor. 8rnncis
MaHer9's teri3tst. Grrielb. mar fruber Miitslitp
res @OnQr'ies uOr YrdIiecut Ger Nrric.t vettrs-
burg @iitntnba.
5n ctngr &Calcnmiue nobt fvcr parf. IA.
tamfn rts''r &a2e Curb e,ne Gas, G~rpiciicn &c.
9gn 5rH4n5iG Wfenitcn umS geten.
&E1 tgnhtura, Sd., mur b. rittst, raE cte
res @tsrUes al Den 8rIrsru Clements in Bran
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-28

Mif'nt elegant e~lnSrriht,ten uup NIT ieosm
eomTort esrlebsnen Sapsr, tllie unO warm,,
srlNnSe Id MIR erm Yutiitum 9chtnS ,ur Be
nueun9 ju empfcblen. i. 6cue,
Sroacitr, ,p,ib. Der 1. II. 3.
SNeU. erba!t'n e;nt Yarte ir,jAer Slut.
egel. = s.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-28
9rtn :. 3aplrr. $50

Ger Gin GanrirNt fnr rie Sbrrifs. Sffcc ern Sen.
r'e" Srunts 1T, f1a idnmllIhcn ~rcutlarn Snr.
germ etelcS Eltritts ais Ter pafrnrie uup pSr.
t'auensmufeiRat MSauu inr 2lusfuaune ricirr 10
anserit r%stthttaeu Sffce eapfrblrn wcrren, ure
e''ufseu w,r resbalt ale As2rtiphurarr. tci rsr
I'm Mai iattR aerneru Nebl Srbn y. SaY.rr
lert Stthmcn " arttn.
Mrbrers stutlte Grrrtjo. iiracr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-28
VIRGINIA SALOON.

Tenn o%tutihsn 9ubIitum Die eraettnit gn,eia,,
r'B Ger llnter3eihncte pt an 8rantlinltraEe IN.
t rhnlb Der l5trn ~aelessne 98;rtbitaft unU "a.
9%trtisrs gallon (fribst Ypn Oeu 0trrru y. NIacr
une Eenne 9rfu9rt) ubernOnmtn bat. @rfrrjit-
nnaeu Der Art unO Der beitsn SualltIt unp BE-.
enters etn UprlnglIbcs 2dgcrtrer mirp tets per.
idpit bei 6enrp Srth.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-28
Nu re Suracr Njhmrrrs.

Sn Gnta'SnunN Guf eie Nrfcrreruna sist. r
Su'SFr, n"e ca meme tiarurn lRiuIdc caait
ubir' %inltimmcu. ~ rrtIIre i6 mi,b bjernit os siu
GNnptpdt ilr HE Sficc ccs
e'p'atn VI toe NiNtt. Rath,
unp tlttr erScbrnif UNI cie Shnncu mciucr SBit.
Nuraer tct Ger bcraunobsupen Stact. SAIL uup
ocr'rrs6c. menn trirIblt. rcn N1,tten ricier 81.
pee nab teltsn &raiteR na6 utrmmen.
:. Is SaptiG
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-28
@emtl che SNarraHe.

Gem otutltsn YutIifum ,r 9adriAt, ban Der llr,,r>
Srtfhrtt Etreficn III lo: nj Sttraae entst1tnnin,mf unb mir
. yet. ottitnrt 9as Strrauta. petheS 6eri,Ibe ieifser Van
ltIntn Villtbur9crn 9enpR miro audi DltItn iunaen umttrurb-
men 'tI@ft iHm Taldbtn a~ufbluben psrieibtn uH6 GO fur sin,u
ItSn Ntuthttn ltgsnSrcih MAIDEN. 8. q. StrtfST
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-28
&nbl:Nn;ciNcn.

Nnf p'cilst;igcn 2&Hnih meinrr 6rcuupe mn
Setanntcn, MID I'M ris Sicle as
superintendent Ger City @as Prrfs
~ errFrtcn, tsfrnne ib mid ais rru Gantipnt
fhr pfnHnnts Sircc, ure. menn crmdblt, ycrIprtbs
lib aue mrtns Hr1ftc. 9H,6en nm 9rinbruno. 70,
@e" olCleIern rrltsa. ;ur trruCu NM uuTrtttiscn
bH'h'"brunN outr nit pri r u lie rercunpsnsu
Ntl uf'c 0h1inelftcn. +. 6 Il mphr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-28
9Nirtbihait anm &erfnni,

CINE oelIltanriB rinatrihtste g4ut6itaft, an
Fnsr pduptltraBe in Ger Nlbe Der Stapt aeIratn,
ltsht aus rrslrr pano gu %prrtauirn. Iit Webau.
ltbtetten limo in beit,r Srpnun9 unO eeb0rsn
1 Nter antEs Camp Su pisltm YlnBc, ptNsn QsaIe
nph att Sabre IGuIt. NabcreO ;u erirlleu in
Ter Sfiee 0. Bl.
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Srrlanaf!
GGmnrrSbDhe.

S Stdn MIigIeeern Der @cian9Y RENE irpis bcm pa6litum
i'm AI9emcinn ris eretbene Anierat, can bic @arten. SSmth"
lNNft IAN. %erehnbs" wtbtram benz 9uute aC0Tnet 1T
uaS Dag Der Undergraduate lid frcuen Rirp, ieine 6reunSs
ano 'tsRrten 0alts nit Ten bsiten @rfriidursen ~bspitnen IN
''''"'"' Sebn ReppItr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-28

nA- Sb-5riaf milo biermit 10 eCerum ;reetcua
rCn VuFAfrn etrIsr Start et' Gunr,rat fir re
Wa"er1 SiTcc an. 1clrrt Horr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-28

Gentlbtr 2aphtdbat unp Yieiien in arYBsr
NHEwabi bel u. SGpsEer u
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-28
On Ssbn 8. BAYLOR Gso.

IN SSbn .. Baylor, Geq.
%erth.r bur! "a et 3 it tcrannobt. car bic Glrotr ron
Ssnunp Courts tthcn = Merritt ~ tiulsleu bdbtn. urp bo
mr. 9I'h un'rrt lanse getJrntrduIt NIT Sancn cdpon ilp,r-
seuSI No. Cos Sie 9lni tit IdbtNt:ltcn tciipcn, DE gl.p.
ln rltler S'les III trilHtn. 10 triuh;n Sie tic lln!trwit-
ntStn, lth ale 0ahhicst FIR rierc Since III rrflarru. ,upem
eltltltrn. Sbntn Iars llnttltIsunA ;uiideru.
SfS ). aerlea. Sciepb y rna!c,
y ". Srfnlph~, 2cnNnin 21al;en,
nanc" =. ~ rron, Waicr IFprc,
~ y. >ipnee, o. IS. 8ricSerpattr,
gym: y: NS"ee, 9hpe. ~. WcnIaSut,
pchhe!h, . y. Wpltj,
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:. 9. y. GinSte-, Suripn "a Mars.
ii. U. Varcdiitr, @bntr SI[t:r,.
GEM q. Sarne:t, 3bcmas w sat.
Sont,S Gilman, Gbor;ee IS. 0lIe f,.
Ncttr 9. 6u0brs, Seun NcI,rhr
HptCrt G. N5lltcn, gep. IiJterof,
@. Is S1lia.errp, 81. Is. Gupipu
S'nns p. @llIcns, Mitharc Sbrnas,
Y. ". SdpIlr!e, YanicI 81. NEsitn,
Nerh.G IS lfIn, Gpbu Veriirr
y; patipTf, Gbttmiu @PcRat,
SSmh. @nllin9pVrtb, or. .. 6 G,ump,
s. y. 8pro.
Nn bic Serrtn 81. 8. Srrren, gRm. 6. Salia.
ltrro, i NOAH. 9:ifFn, Sdmes Gilman unp @nrert.
Snecm tn Shrem nj meintm sl utn dun d. nadfsml
ME, srtl1rc uh MID bitrmif ais { II Gambia I'll bic Sfnte
einee SptrlttS tur pcNrtcp County, une btrtt
STIuI9sseR I'M DC Stmmcn nciuer Miibiroer bel Der i'm
gtai ra!tincenotn &ahl. inocm ib bic phitnn ritItr ST.
tfc irsu ~ rrfulcn pfrIprsde.
ANinnse"0l Sobn 8. GopIcL
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-28
Hramtbficbc 8rthme;,.
MECHANICS U

Noiulfr, 3milh.n re, Is. unr 10. tr.
Ter unttr'tidncte srlautt fb csm eentlt,r
puts'tum rh Nnistae ,i ma:tcn, ZAP or er 1sit.
Der opn nrn. Nopunfr 4 iubrte s&rrttltaft IRA
pei9cn 9Sn'es uternVmmen bat unc in Ger felt
hfr N%efubrtrn Neilc mil rem bthrn Grfr'ldunorp
leeer Nrt fcrtfubrcu mirr I'm ,ablreiteu @sGut
ieinrr r~eutittn Sreunr. bitt:t
&tiIinn Srnrtr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-28

S~erlaAst: Gin meutt rites deer unasu
. irte' ;3immsr fir einen Serrn. NGbetcs in Our
Sifcs b. g..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-28

HAYES Il. SUTTON,
@rr'tstSs Nnwalt uur GFtutI,6e. 4ptar.
Yraetitirt BEL oQrr gcri&itr Or StaSt Hitacls ure ben
Counties non @tnries uns G',ctISne.
Etriclte lit ;ugle;1 tn 6oTmiilpncr Der Court ~ Claims
DIR 8tr. Stdakn.
SlFec: Ode Sant unp lite Strafr.
SipmuuS. ga.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-28
Dry-Goods s Fancy.Store.

Dry-Goods s Fancy-Srore,
no I'0. ete SroHo= II. u. StraFr. 20. l7G.
g. SO. Hoienbaum
triauSt nh eeS Asrbrte 9ubifum auimerfiam ~ MAIDEN, saE
sr letne Spr'n9' sDhar,n %rmrflultn, rie III tlntr 0rpEcn Aus.
%ahl Der ntut'itn Mrtittl t%srtbtn, uno su uneemte,, tiliacn
yFcnrn m'tfft teint 6oneurrrni ;ul1Nen. Ytrtauit merccn.
Sn 5tee %telrnetrs fellcnrt Art tl krsor:
SeietnStG9e, IN lhir0r; rno alien Wrstfarten,
Mtnsltn Etlatn. 9anS unc brlblrpurne,
Ne! inrs gang uif bvlbIYrl, =,
Getbtc i~rldnciitr ycinwlno
McdteS nitecilanrilmss &u6 unb Gaiimeres.
Sbawls, S'anfelS, iripie cine arpFe NuswabI ron Spu
teerin9 GjeOeS u. mplenen u. ~baummsacncu Strirslp
EN- StluS ete!se l~strs Wirb ~erecbrnit erbetcu pn
.. ~. &picnbaum
raks gum ntlcn Miarflr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-28

%tsttOtlt YilN. ubrudtrt unb cbnt 3ufrr. g,rahreith,,
Yths. WttNanes berubmtt Settrrillsn, Or SaancS Ni1,p
etutlfc Narcrriucn &c. 'c., 9gurmmittel peritise,ner Sprtrr
sten nun erb1lttn une ;uNI Serlant bci Gifhcr Mnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-28
Ter Furniture Bazaar
@recrnprfraFc,

1).=%A Ter Furniture Bazaar
GfA%aA 8rVcrnpr1rake,
My. imt'tcn Wain- unb Er1nfIinifr.
SGSER%EYcs> sntbalt e0e reidbaItieiic va9er Ycr no
&SSISATS i%entpi'' WSbGernics, MuRtanm. II. : an.
EEAET GFEA n~cnbrli. Nrttl. bic III cn biaiafrn Nrti.
S&&SrarST<[; len 9e4cn Sadr atstIGiirr ne cen. Tn.
~SJr SSs.zgF 9lttdcu lins in frrRcr Nuewutl y]rrrltbio:
S a 6eecrs, Ytcreeta1r- une SbudualaRen
Gs wirr Der risnt 8crtbeil Ter slu
Icin, enl eieies Eager III beluten, ebe lie aneermdrts
Gtnfaufs modben. - 8eparaturtn iebCr ART rerrcn ~ bcr
b~ili9lien rtiien %bercdtnct. y. e. Scwe,
@pYcrnprifr. ;nifchen Warr II. Gronnir
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-28
S~cFauntInoe i
Meme
Syrstbaiae as 9IS

meln'r rtr'enlib in Ntm grrt at.rcF,nen qus.
'rdbl nbislt irtbsn mnr lica,m mr. Nuf;h, 49,,
pei e 81. 8plentaum :
WrCannr.- S5s n,e
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-18

Gr7'he TGuhe says that Mr.. Surveyor Hart OF
New York, has fallen heir to an estate under
the following romantic circumstance; Years age,
when in Paris, lovley JewesS became enamor-
ed OF him, but he dill not return :he passion
When he came back to New York, he still re.
manned the object of her tender recolec'ions'
which were shown by her sending hun on the
several annud feast days of her ancient faith,
valuable presents-sweet memcntoes which on
ly the delicate taste of woman knows how to
summon up. Every feast Of the Passover, as
we'll as every other Mosaic day of mark, accor-
dinghy there were dispatched to that city, SEN
timental objects OF art and virtue; ard neither
distance, time, nor the absence of reciprocity
treaty could abaie her love the least. As she
was faithful in life, so was she true in death; Tor
the news arrived the other dav that the poor
lady had gone to the other world, and dying.
beoueathed to Mr.. Hart an estate. 1t was le.
ga!ly necessary for hin to go abroad to look
after it, and, accordingly, he sailed on Saturday
for Hamburg where the estate lies. ..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-18

One Of the greatest remedies that has ever
been laid before the public, for Fever and Ague
and which have received the highest enconiums
from the press and the people. is DR.. ]. Hos.
letters celebrated Btters. Who would endure
the toriures arising from this terrible disease,
when it can be so easily cured? Who would
endure sleepless nights, burning levers and icy
chlls alternately, when remedy can be oh.
tanned for mere trife? And vet how many
families linger out painful existence under
this painful blight, and do nothing but gulph
down qninine, until it becomes as common as
Il heir daily meals, and yet they are not relieved.
None but the foolish and weak would hesitate
these valuable Biters, and save themselves in ;.
tense agony. rsT
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywhere. =
GrSee advertisement in another column.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-18


A ROUGH DEsoRPTIoN OF MINNESOTA
attorney in Minnesota who had received from
another State an account for colec ion, afier
acknowle lying th receipt of the letter Of it,
structons, replied as follows:
'Now, am perfectly astoniShed at you for
sending claim out here for collection in these
times. You might as well cast your net into
the lake Of fire and brimstohe,' expecting to
catch sunfi>h, or into the celebrated Stygan
pool to catch picked front, as to try to col
lect money here. Money! | have faint re
collection Of having seen it when was small
bow believe it was given ME by my uncle to
huy candy with. (rhe candy do remember J
Rut it has been SO long since ! havt seen any
that almost forgot whether gold is made OF
corn or mustard, or silver Of white onions or
fish scales Why. sir, we live without money.
You're behind the times. 1t is relic of bar
barism-of ages past. We live by eating, sir
we do. fioot man, the millennium is coming.
the year Of jubilee has come, and all debts are
paid here as much as they will be, unless you
take proiuce.' The word money is not IN
our vocabulary; in the latest Webster, (rev,sed
Tor this neridian) it is marked 'obsolete, Iormer
y a coin representing money, and used as a
medium of commerce. A lew small pieces can
be seen in our Historical Societys collection,
where they are exhibited as cnriosities, along
with the skeleton Of the 'mastodon,' 'Noah's
old boots, and Adams apple"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-18
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONvEN-
TION.
Thursday, nIay 27ih, 1850.

ROOMS OF THE Dem. STATE Cen. CON-,
COLUMBUS, April 6. 1850,
III The Democratic Voters Of the STATE of Ohio.
You are hereby notified that the Democratic
State Central Committee has designated Thurs
day, the oath day OF May next, as the time for
holding the next Democratic State Convention.
for the purpose Of nominating candidate for
each of the following Offices, viz:
Judge ofthe Supreme Court;
Attorney General Of the State Of Ohio;
Member offhe Bonrd Of PaLlic Works;
Aleo a Ticket of Electors of President and Hce
President.
The Democratic voters OF the several counties
within this State are respectfully requested to
proceed to appoint Delega'es TO represent them
in SAID convention, on the following basis, one
Delegate for every five hundred votes cast for
Judge Ranney for Governor in October, 1853.
and for every fraction OF two hundred and fifty
votes and over, one additional Delegate. The
number Of votes to which the respective coun
ties will he entitled, is as follows:
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-18

A REMARKABLE SPRING The Gallatine
(Tennessee) Examiner says:--C"l. James Glow
or. of the California Over land Mail COMPANY,
IN forms US Of the existence Of remarkable
spring on his route, 230 miles east Of E Pase,
on the road leading to San Anronia. 1t is fully
$50 foot in diameter, and has been sounded to
the depth of 5000 feet, without finding bottom
The surface is as smooth as that Of a mountain
lake. 1t breaks out, running about three miles,
when it disappears, and ag,in six miles distant
re appears, forming stream fifteen to twenty
feet deep in mny places. 1t is slightly i'm
piegnaed with alk,li, and contains five varie-
ties Of fish. 1t is called the Lone Hole.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-18
The Flood.

On yesterday week we had the largest food
OF water in this section, thut has been kro
for years. 1t done an immense amount OF dam
age. Bridges, fences, soil, &c, &c, were all
washed off.
The rain appears to have been general thro'-
out the country as far as we can hear, and the
damage was great everywhere. There is scarce
ly railroad in the country but what has suf.
fered more or less. To particularize the loss oil
property everywhere would more than fil up
our space. Suffice it to say, every man that
lives on low lands can tell how much his neigh
bors have suffered BY booking at his own losses.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-18

0-We are informed by Secretary kl'pp'rt,
Of The Bortl Of A sricuture who has Travelled
pretty generally over the State during the last
few weeks, that as far as can he seen the crops
give good promise, and farmers are in a cheer nl
d isp,siLon F,r a number of years past some
untowards incident has inter 'erel to prevent
full crop four staple articles, the drought,
immense rains, AMI the frost, for instance = but
men seem to think, as all hope. that we Shall
escape these misf'rtunes this year, ant that
Ohio and the Great West will be rewarded
with the full measure Of the boundess wealth
they are capable Of --S'atesmnn.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-18
Triumph Of inc Right in WiseOm-
sin!

At the late election for Supreme Judge in
Wisconsin, parties we're fairly divided on the
question, shall the Constitution of the United
States be maintained? Judge Dixon, who in
the Booth case re fused writ Of haieos corpus
to take that arrant scamp from the custody OF
the United States Marshal, and who decided
that the Fugitive Slave Law, being declared
constitutional by the highest Court having ju.
risdiction, must be obeyed as such was re-
used nomination by the Abolitionsts. lie
was taken up by the Democrats and conserva.
tives, and on the question thus made, at the
late election in Wisconsin, was triumphantly
elected.
The issue as stated By the Milwaukee Neo,,
the Democratic organ,w "the Union and Con-
with Judge Dixon as the standard
bearer, on the one hand. ard Modification, rep.
resented by Judge Sloan, on the other" On
this issue tie battle was fought, and Aboiti n
ism was badly beaten.
This, in our opinion, is one OF tho triumph
Of which the country may we'll be proud. In
Rhode Island, the contest turned on sustaining
the John Brown raid, and the Abolitionists were
defeated-in Wisconsin the contest was on the
Constitution Of the United States, and here a.
gain Treason and traitors were teariully rebuk.
I'd. So may it ever be.-Nt. Dem.
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The DEMOCRACY of ST. PAUL.-St. Paul,
Minnesota, has gone Democratic by handsome
majority Considering the efforts made by he
Republicans to carry this municipal election on
account OF the influence it was supposed it
would exercise on the Presidential campaign,
the success of the Democracy is deci ded tri
umph. The Republican Legislature made a
Registry Law, and confined its execution to
Jealous Republican partisans, yet the Democ
racy triumphed. The first gun from Minne-
sofa has the right sound.
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(ETThis week and next our readers need
not look for large amount of EDITORIAL
1t is hard werk to edit paper when You
have hut few exchanges to select frem. A her
next week the mails will be more regular, and the
nomiaations at Charleston will be made, when
we shall put on the harness AMI do our best for
the success of the Charleston nominees, let
them be whom they may.
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Dyspepsia and General Debility.
CARLISLE, Warren County, O..)
March 1874 Z

DIR. G. w. RoBAcK- Dear Sir:-For the ben.
eft of suffering humanity permit me to say that
/ have found your Scandinavian Blood Purifier
and Blood Pills. q sure cure for Indigestion and
Liver Complaint. l have suffered from the
above mentioned diseases for five years and
have tried a great many ply sicians, but all to
no purpose. | was advised by friend to try
your Blood Purifier ami Pills and did so.
was living in Cincinnati at the time, and
went to your office and p rchased one bottle OF
the Purifier and Que box Pills to commence
with, and bless the day found your valuable
medcin, or | am enjoying good health at present
and feel confile that the cure is permanent.
Let others buy and take what they please, as
for me, give me the Blood Purifier and Pills Ior
all chronic diseases, which arises from impure
blood or deransement Of the digestive organs
take no other medicines and have not for the
last eighteen months. Most truly, -
T. v DusoIs. Zee advertisement
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frrThe Republican papers publish such pie

GrThe Republican papers publish such pie
ces as the following, boas,fnlly. What respect
has Cows. Kirkwood and Dennison for the con-
stitution and laws of the country? Or what
respect do the leaders of that party show for
the constitution when they approve tier
acts?--
The Upton, Iowa Advertiser Of the 22d ult.,
SAYS that Governor Kitkwond has issued Il war
rant for the arrest and surrender of Barclay
Coppic, second application having been made
to him, accompanied by the proper papers,
This, says the Advertiser, is shutting the
door after the horse is stolen, so far as taking
Coppic is concerned, for he has. long since LEI,
the State, and is now in safe country
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george a Wilson.

We freely endorse the following from this
weeks RePsJlied.:--
We call the attention of country Merchants
ande Farmers 10 the new advertisement OF
George & Wilson. This House has been and
is now dping a heavier business than any
Wholesale House in Wheeling or Steubenville;
and consequently can afford to sell Groceries as
cheap as they can be had at either of the places
named. George & Wilson aIse pay the highest
price in cash for al kinds OF produce. They
are SUBSTANTIAL, reliable men, and none need fear
TO do business with them.
Their new advertisement will appear next
week.
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Fetiticn for Divorce.

vs. mon Pleas, Harrison co =,
Seth Rroughton NOhio
The def ndapt. Seth Proughton vii take notice
thqt the plaintiff, Margaret \ B'oughton, on the
2ath fny OF March. 1860. flied her peiiion in The
said Co.r Of Comm m Pleas prn, ing Tor divorce
from said de'en lent her present hush md, on the
ground Of gross neglect of duty. Ais" praving
that she may have the custody Of her Two children
Emeline Pr nght"n md Gamphelt r REonghtnn.
md tina, she NAV he restored to mr. maiden name,
Margaret Ann Thompson. -
7 he dercndt nj is 'quir,d I" appear nnd answer
said petition On hehrR the FIRST day~"f s5bsnext
term of said Court OF Common Plens. commencing
on the 18th doy OF May. 1850, at which tenn saio
petite IL will be for hearing =,
ESTEP 4 t,UNNINGH M,
Attorneys Tor Petitioner.
Ao-;1 If 1e6n.6t
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New CEMETERY-We understand that the
Town Council has purchased of William llogg
eight acres Of land for new Cemetery. The
spot selected is east OF town, between the
Wheeling and Welsburg roads. 1t is the in.
teptinn Of the Council, we are informed, to lay
it out in suitaple sized lots, and dispose Of them
to such as may wish to procure final resting
place for themselves and their families RepuJ-
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