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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27

TVS e00siantty inrrersng demand FOR Tln slesI.
Il N and hriss wsrcs CooSing apparsius " e, cry
assei Pf0n hriai ~ x. si-lulisg - al OttcT jop
gfcailf - fca-e tny fsgy tOr supplyiag with that
Ffornftfuie i0r which uF eSttbsnciis la ai dt<sd
ronc rute) all 1cmauts tor tae above uegiisooesi
Narcs.- have engaged ia the busiuess fBu.h nsQrc
excessively than hcrvtooTe and have made asrrge-
ncnts 20 Day All my material directly from thc
aiid importers, aud purchased thc usi APP
proved Machinery and tool for the uAsuacgnfe u all
HAfts AID have employees mona lot the ro,i eN peri
tNed Susknsn an A. MAJ uaActafe gNtch siscly
a. ~ coHccr ~ the safuc bEsiuess ~ ths Stfs
perfectly eonncuf Of my ABILITY 20 suprg the stixesas
0i fHEaia With Az vares la my tract 81 husgf,s -
on a. accommodating terms any courcrr IN the
STATE O~ing 90 the cSfeuslic sfoS % different " ire.
Nhsch Keep coiistautly 90 hand. thfk can olier
lpipeeents 20 All ~ this Stsie. which fail
insure ~ me n very liberal rrrfr.s.a~a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
tt 4 N wv arc.

have nov inat nta-tnrc1 very laryo aud general
asseFtmeut ~ un-waTe o. the t.sf qEaist witch
VII ell, ~ nv establishment ~ Ceflsnsu or titt'
ny IfstctRs Arvuts throug hout nOs a. the cunfies
IN The State a. low Ificss iuf cA-u o. A. tScha W fs
Lguea Rags, ShecIrSklls. BsesWaN,
Wool. HIDE No.,
CVuniiy Hard soap. &c.
Those Who patIouizs this csiablsiirneut viii very
soon be abb, TO appreciate lie co1s esls,es az ha,i
these Nres brought 10 ther busire,s hoa.cs sr the
ttie taken tfuin the wthuuf giving them sfihrr
f-Nf'-o - --.f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
Fresh Coverinc of IJoi,.

tt &c hui'irf'ls 81 ale, ID ~ 'flefrr4 Iu Sc,
49, ~ l'A A+a Tier ha-r iugcl rs tf.s a.. a.
,..s ~ ,g"Tnior. WAea an otter rrrparsii bi 80
a. ~ - Ais pfscs on Icttes uuus sile
80 nv, 49, iart. 'foin er-on- OF ne high
'4''ihih. II VII rffiefuaiiy fsrrsert sf.a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FoR THE RAPID oURE or
CoHghs, Ceids, InaasaHa. Hoarssnsss
CrooP, Bronchitis, Iae ipIsnt Cen
sumpttoas and fer che Relief
OF Consun,ptfNs Patients
In advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
Thts rvuaedy saivsFrAily kns~n 10 ruru... Az
ssnsE ~ ~ cure q ihgeat sna uns ecpsat thai Il
ussisea hstt - PgisA te iisnes u ~ xTt.s Ia
enfterie1 sneeiisbrs hF epughs ana eolds alV
roeesrfai carss q painoasFy ds.s.s, have nasls Il
snouh hrpeghoat TIE Cisilinsd Ratigas % ths sarth
- .s ee een@aniiiss. fsullss snoae th-m
oo hAss net s1ae yersDaai snpsFirnSs ts eneets-
sns hsins trophy W their sls yStefy over N,
ease snd dangerous disrAsrs q tArost sni iunCs
a. AZ knoS The dr-aai ttaiiiy a tAess ss1rt.rs aed
they sno~ to- ts ea-cts - lks reuady Ne need not
81 s tAn % es.ufs tkesi that Gov III TIE VIZ
tass thsi y ~ hsve Shsa nakinE The earcs uhh ~.
Sps - stIosGy ssas The oooAd-ass o. naAahina.
Prepared b. DT.J. c. AVER l. CO, LEVEL, Has.
ts.. a..---. %
hLLAtN n or HsNFTT. f.hsrl,sro,tu
ilAbtki-AkE ruULETTE TIpus.r
sfliAShN a CO. ~nfafrI. p,Y..f
SvN = tIAGSEIT Harfefs-Ferrv.
sal ~ -A Drug z.1s a4d Dealers la Nsdeine sverv
iJuiy 8, i,s0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
Heaiing aud CeokIng Apparains.

Nv stock q STO YES az this time -
S'rfs A. good chance Cor sciecilon a. can q -
- "und AZ AZ. establishment Ia tie Sgate s..zf
among ~hich may DC found The HA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27

October 6. Isss.-Iy.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

I . - ---,- ~ ~ D.
Ii OVER OK N,.'L' ~ t $780,
nt1s.-0"!' L''cH"'""' "'7'".',
Let 4 mai nave '"I 'Io..'! I~',"7"'
ami unless Ne IS an "oI:,',J '",,,'
need NOT despair I'll W'Ih'"S ms Wv! a.
t. the prrr'-r' AM SUING one "'. "'
thr sane Hcnc,i WIN inc rI'IS'"'''r
oi the o'"oSI p"l'-! III ""0'',' ,,,.
ms origin what 1t may h,,.'.l "'' 10.
nlnl . IAN "n'' ->o' ~ J",,o
IS There 4 ,Ta'' III SU'n I'.,l",5o' r,l
money III ''' a. VI
W"' Ia" "Itl avn 'I'so', .I-.
son, from o.'c N'','''7 H., ,,o,,s I;,,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

Coon Soup.-In making any kind OF
SOUP particularly that which has herbs
and roots in it, always lay the meat III
the bottom of a saucepan, with a lump
of butter. Cut the herbs and roots INTO
small pieces, lay them over the meat
cover close and set it over a slow hre.
This will draw the flavor from the herbs,
and make your soup much better than II
the water had been first put on. "hei'
our gravy is dried up, fill up your pan
with water. and then proceed to ADJ
such other articles, vegetables, etc, as
Won require.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS
THE TyTTLE HOUSE.

%-A The undersigned pr0pnetorde deems
go Z ElG il eNpedIcut 10 inform the lkAN"
SI8$}sg Filing PJBLICin particular, as
E~,rEgS well as Regular BoardeTs. that the
above llUuse-which ha, Oeeu established about
two wears, more as a Private Boarding House
than a Hotei-has lately, by tie advice oi friends
and the urgent demands OF the public, been eN-
tended 10 a depth rs great as lis former ieurtA,
and uow presents. IA the extent and style oi A.
accommodations the characteristics OF a Ir,t
class Hotel. .ecoud 10 EO olhcrw the country pa
II>ues, TO which he invites the attention Vi all re
curing accommodations Of the character winch
NAV be expected at a first class Hotel.
The FUTILE HOUSE H. most eIglbiy silua-
ted. both tor the convenience OF Travellers and
the Business Community. Il l. situated on Tie
corner Of Bank and PIdquruIne streets. opposite
the steamboat landing. and Immediately on d IIue
with the late Planters tHI->-l,sj Hotel, and
I about one hundred yards distant from the Uyer.
! ia front of the House there Is a handsome poIiI-
! 60, above and below. an extensive Reading
! and Reception Room. Ia which there l. onr al
the best NIrs Tor the preservation OF vaiudb'es
! auvwnrre Ia Ice iouua-a delightful, Dining Noon
aul Bed Euoms. &c, that cannot BE- rNrrIird II
front aud partly around the house there lSa yar,
Of nae green swdri. most delightful ipr children
In fine. n. undersigned j. cJuL.eu' that Travel
els aul others wal ruIaI the ii TILL Huiot
every comfort and attention that could be *
p-cted a; Hotels OF the highest reputation, and a
prices that cannot, fail 10 De acceptable.
The late imProyem .uts being now almoN
completed. with an entire uew Quilt OF Furul
,ure. Bedding, &c., the FUTILE house !
confidently thrown open 10 the puu.Ic as 4 lis
class hotel. TO which the UulersIgued les %rciiuIi
invites all who desire qoIet ANA elegant accom-
motduoHs.
royIa.rr !. :. FUTILE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

About ten years ago, there lived near
Cincinnati Il family 10y the name OF
S~trin~er. The eldest son, Jake, was the
most eccentric genius. One day his
mother said {:
Jake, | want you to go to the store
half a mile Distant and get me a quar-
ter's worth of sugar and a quarter
worth of soap
Jake reused himself up, brushed the
WRITINGS from his lap, and started ior-
| ward on his errand. He did not return
Ten years passed by, and no tldln9s
were heard Of the errand. Yesterday
as the family were sitting down to theii
Thanksgiving dinner, the door opened
and in came IA tall, ~mustachioed, good
looking man, with some bundles III his
hand. 1t was Jake Stringer. All the
family sprang to their feet in astonish
ment. but the mother and jake were
perfectly cool.
Mother" said Jake, there's your
sugar and soap
"Lav them on the table and eat youi
dinner said Mrs. StrinGer ; "yo''
ought to be whipped for staying s.
long,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

BIZ CoSrESr .-Pyrrhus would first
conquer Africa, and then Asia, andthcn
live herrily and take his case; but when
Cvncas, the orator told him he might do
that already, rested satisfied, coademn-
inr his own folly. Thou mayst do the
like, and be composed in thy fortune.
Thou hast enough; he that is wet IN "a
bath can b. 10 more wet il he be flung
into the ocean itself; and if thou hast
all the world, or a solid mass of gold as
big as the world, thou canst not have
more than enough. Enjoy thyself at
length, and that which thou hast; the
mind is all: be content, thou art not
Door. but rich. say, then, addn ne more
wealth, but diminish thy desires; II You
wish to be wealthy, despise riches; thai
is true plenty, not to have, but not &c
want riches; it is more glory to contcml
than to possess, and to want nothing Is
divine Burton.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

SUGAR PLANTATIONS IN CVBA.-iho
~,roduction of the best cultivated planta
tious averages % boxes per negro OF
'lo, 600 pounds; but, in the greater part
of those estates, where modern machin-
erv has not been introduced, only IL
boxes. or 475O pounds Of sugar can be
reckoned per negro. There are above
5000 sugar estates in the whole island,
and the number is steadily increasing
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
ns5g~ 4 singular calculation has beef

Ray- \ singular calculation has been
made, showing that in case OF the cleo
tion Of President by the House Of Rep
resentatives, the seventeen smallest
Sets can elect a President. Three OF
these minor States have only a single
representative, six have only two, three
have three. three have four, one mas
five and another six-so that thirty
,eren members of Congress, being
majority of the delegation from a ma
;oritv Of the States, elect a President, II
no election is made by the electors
chosen by the popular vote
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18


\ BEE TAMER IN lNDLANA-IIe Wa
bash Intelligencer has the following
story of a "bee tamer' Of that neigh
borhoUd A:
cone Of the remarkable sights on the
Fourth was Mr.. Twining and his queen
Lee. The day before he came into our
| Office with an old plug hat. lie nod two
| holes in if about midway to the crown
-nne in front. the other in the back
nort Holding the hat i'll his hand and
turning it over so as to show that IL was
cmntv, he said, you see that this hat
Is now empty. To-mrrrow intend to
Lovn n swarm of bees at work IN 1t,
MAKING honey, and | intend to wear II
ON INV head with the bees in it" Sure
enough. on the Fourth, as we were so
inc out into the grove, we came across
Mr. Twining. He was located nde
shady tree, and was exhibiting to al
oJmiring crowd of men and women III
wonderful patent beehive. On his hea
was the Identical hat that he had show
rs the day before. 1t was literally c.
yercd all over with bees, busy at wor
, noinr in and ont at the oritices betol
= mentioned. All the spare space IN II
a hat was filed with new comb, that ha
been made within twelve hours. In h
hand he held the queen bee, which
was showing to every II who won
venture near enough to gaze on N a
mire the wonderful little insect. IN
inr all the time he was giving an e
! onent and instructive lecture on the
IA hits. worth and care Of bees.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

TNHIS unrivalled Family Medicine, manutac-
/ turedin France and used with complete sue
ce-s in Europe, for all diseases emana;ing from a
foul or overloaded stomach, is now imported IN
this country by Mr.. :. SteInfeid OF New York.
This medicine is a preventive OF remedy Tor
Cholera Diarrhea. aud also a remedy Tor Bilious
ness. Indigestion, Weakness and genarel deranse-
menl of the stomach. Upon being taken II cre-
alrs appetite. and prevents the heaviness dt'ens
dant upon eating, by persons VIII" are dysPepnc
For sale by
le23 TURIN Il SElGPtE
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

aa-Glorious tidings come from the
State of Tennessee. Afriend from Knox
willie informs the Nashville Union that
the Democracy Of Tennessee, outside OF
Nemnhis, are united on the Union can
didates. Breckenridge and Lane. Doug
las will not get over a thousand votes
in the State. Put down Tennessee, he
saws as certain for "Breck and Lane
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

FnUrr.-This is the month of melons
applcs and peaches. Give the little
ones a plenty of them, being sure, now
ever. that the fruit is ripe, perfectly
rine, Give it to them with their meals
II is a wholesome diet, light and ooi
, inr? and a free and judicious use oil II
will prevent fcvers, boils, and many IN
lammatory diseases. Many mothers
keep fruit from their children as II II
were the grand origin Of all the ills that
infant flesh is heir to. Surely this is q
great mistake. Fruit was bestowed on
Us as a blessing, and with prudent use
it cannot be pernlclous.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

psrCharles Morris and his wife, hav-
inc become very poor, in Forsyth u
ty7 \. c., resolved last week toehd tnelf
lives. and therefore died by the AID OF
Iaudanum. in each others arms.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

\ Prrrors TALE.-A pretty and inter
cstjug looking young woman was AT
r,i.nrd before Recorder Adams yeSt"r-
day morning, on the charge Of disturb
ir'. the a of Mr.. Ferdinand G.'5
house the previous evening. He test
lied that she had come to his residence.
demanded money, annoyed him and hls
wife. and disturbed the peace, 50 ftr',
he had to call in the police and have h"'
taken to the lookup. When asked J.;
She had anything to say to that ch"IEe.
she replied that she had and after e
LONG pause. she related to him, III a le"
~trruulous voice, the story Of her wrongs
and trials.
She said that she had been seducet
bv this Ferdinand g., (who claims to bn
/ aIawycrl and lived with him a. hrs
wife until near the time of her conilne-
mrnt. when he deserted her, and sh"
WA, obliged to O. t. the Charity Hos
initial for her delivery. After she be,
( came able to walk, she went to HIM ana
| asked him for some aid toward tn"
! sunport of his child, if he would do no
! thlng for herself but he turned he:
Nyav, and disowncd the infant. She
then heard that he was to be married to
another and about u month ago the
rlmpr was verified. On Sunday night,
maddened 10y neglect and want, she
went to his house and demanded hlm
to save his child from starvation, when
he handed her v to the police. Re
corlcr Adams discharged the young
woman from custody, with a sharp rep
rimand to Mr.. G.-Bcc.
The devil himself should alone nave
the handling Of such man as that
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
BARBER shop Removal.

NICOLAS BIEHLER respectfully informs hls
Y friends and the pub.ic that he has removed
his BARRIER ,hop from Bank stree, 10 the house ON
Main street lately occupied as a Barber shop 10y
Bison.
While thanking his friends for their favor>.
Y. BIEHLER takes this occasion to say that he
will leave nothing undone 10 give the utmost Sa-
tIsiactlun 10 all who palrouIZr him. NV
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
ANTHONY WIZBERT,
CABINET MAKE K,

- Takes this method OF re n
-sa.ss~.32 turning his thanks to his old1
S~-aS friends and customers for the
patronage heretofore received and assures 'hem
,that he will ever strive to accommodate them in
his line.
lie has now moved to the large and cOmmodl-
ous building at the corner of Fenn's Alley and
Rank street, where he has d large stock OF Fur
niiure of every kind.
Old Furniture taken in exchange or repaired al
very low prices.
/ shortest notice.
r-Flsk's Metallic Collins supplied as hereto
| fore.
! Snlendid Hearse. Price moderate. sept
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
Ready Made Clothing.
.Se,v Grocery Establishment

VEH undersigned begs leave TO inform his
friends and the public generally, that ne mas
opened a Grocery Store in the building on BaHK
street. adjoining the Furniture store OF a WI
bert. where he will constantly keep an assert
ment of Fresh Groceries OF every des-
%crip,ion usually kept in Grocery ,tores, wnlch
he offers to the public at the very lowest prices
FOR CASH.
He trusts that his friends and citizens gene
rallv of P~,aanemine and vicinity will give hIU
! a portion OF their patronage.
tebI IL. n. Ot,lnLioN
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
stock Of New Goods,
Forthe Spring and Summer Of 1850.

Ladies viii DO well by calling al my store
where think they can iud the Finest Stock oi
Good, ever brought 10 TINS market, consisting IN
the following articles
French Organizes AMI Nus,ins-ail warranted
fast coinrS;
Garpge Dres Is. OF The latest styles:
'Iicsue dresses. OF different patterns
Eu.lish Bare.r. n 0ow prices.
Suml,r Silks, NaurilIas and >hawIS: EmbHdeT-
IN. collars and Shawis; NaencIenne Sets
Peieuues. Ball Dresses, &C.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
Cholera COgHGc Filters.

March 10. 1850.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-28
90 Q aoSTETfERss
STOMACH RiTTERS.


The proprietors ana manufaciurers of los.
fETTERS cELEDRArED STOMACH BiT.
TIERS can appeal wi,hs perfect 0onhacnes to
fhysieians and citizens generally Of che United
States, beeanse the article has attained arcpu4
iatioR heretofore unknown, AfsS facts upon
this point win speak more powerfully than
volumes Of bare assertion or blnl0nihg puIfery.
The consumption Of Hosietter's Stomach Bit
tiers for the last year amounted 10 over half
million bottles, and from its manifest steady
increase in times past, Il Is evident that during
the coming year the consumption will reach
near one miilion bottles. This immense amount
could never have been sold bct for the rare
medicinal properties contained In The pfebara-
tion and the sanction of the most prominent
physicians In those sections Of the country
where the article is best known, who not only
recommend the Ditters 10 their patients, but
nre ready at all times to give testimonials 10 its
eiIicacyiu all cases Of stonaehic arrangements
and the diseases resulting therefrum. 0
o This is not n temporary popularity obtained
by extraordinary efforts in the way Of trtm-
pering the qualities Of the Bitters, hut solid
estimation of an Invaluable medicine, which is
destined to be as enduring as time itself
IIosieiier's Stomach Bitters have proved
Godsend to regions where fever and agae
and various other bilious complaints have
counted their victims by hundreds To he
able to STATE confidently that the "Bifters''
are a certain cure for the Dyspepsia and ike
diseases, is 10 the pr6prie. ors a source OF un-
alloyed pleasure. Il removes all morbid matter
from the stomach, purifcs the blood, and
imparts renewed vitality to the nervous system,
giving it that lone and energy indispensable
for the restoration of health. Il operates upon
the stomach, liver, and other digestive organs,
mildly but pOwerfully md soou Restores fhern
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-28
PROCESS! The World Does nIeree,s sreIs

PROCESS! The World Does. Novel
Our colored friends in Philadelphia advertise
for WHITE BOYS Is walters. We publish
the, advertisement of one them as 1t appears in
the Philadelphia Ledger: y e3' 4. M IN, ri sI3ai
WANTED by respectable colored family,
a WHITBB0Y, Hor 6iysars OF age. TO wait
on the table, aad make himself generally useful
about the hodss. Address, with reference
"Pendergrast." -. I.s-r
u not this'a precious opportunity tor some
young Cadiz MideiAwaks To obtain situa-
ton? Pitch'in Wide Awskes, y ,o, q 'as Ss. =,
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Charlie ! 8 E1iUl,eerr ID . Pills

The bes tPurgative end Purifier before tn Q People
Accepted and Recommended by Eminent
. ...+fs, .yr,sI Physicians. afM ,s&.s@ saEa
DR. Clarke. the inventor Of these celebrated plIs
is Justly Distinguished for his eminent abilities and
scien titc research For 30 years in his extensive
practice be experimental in bringing the great de-
sideratum of a remedial agent to act az a direct
purifier upon the. .humau systenh e In shis he has
been ehnehtly successful. as the numerous certi.
hcstes from celebrated physicians show. Thsy
are extremely mild in their operation. at the same
time powerful and elective inremoving disease -
They never give pain as do most purestives, but
nay it in all cases. In acute cases they are mofe
speedy in their relief than any Pillnow offered.
The proprietor is pleased 70 announce that he
has perfected his arra1gements fer supplying the
trade TO the fullest demand. 'aFf sFS8
F.@ y N. U. WALKER, Proprietor.
..,,.s,r j Pittsburgh, Pa. gSssg
To whom oil orders must be addressed pev For
sale in Cadis BY McBean u sharp and John Beail,
and tealers in medicine througheu the county.
March ~, ts6o-ly s., s4tB.s ~ q. ,.sl. ba,sz
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-28

GTTbs itep wewroteTa couple Of Wesks's
since about the a'foo!s not al being dead i seems
to hurt our Old friend Of the GuernssylJcderso-
nsans Now Lewis we wouldn't injare your
'pheelinks' for the world Don't take, II it so
hard, my dear fellow; and it, you will continue
to be aDemocrat tyou may, support Douglas Il
you want to- and wont join any more Know
Nothing orders, or try TO purchase black repub-
hcan newspapers or be very anxious about get
ting to be q. s, Marshall, we willstl associate
with you rs a Democrat You aint bad kind
ofa fellow:Lew, when You stick to one side d a
political question two years at q time. But il
is hard work for you to do that, as your ,l. mast
experience proves ,eas ,9NjgY haa 1.lo
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Hnm pOrt:int News from KnMsaS., n
1t will be seen from the news from Kansas,
which we publish in ,to-day's Sentinel, that the
notorious Montgomery is again at work in that
Territory. Montgomery is a second John
Brown, and the sooner he stretches hemp, the
better it will be for the country. n a@.s'nB
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-28

...-,., acknowledgements Iu0yyJ
,,,'Weare under obligations to Hon aJohnvA.
Bingham for copies Of the Congressional, Globe
and Appendix, for the 35th session Of Congress-.
Also fer a. copy Of the Coyode Investigating
Committees Report gU5 alCs1 "st .iS's sal!ipg
For all Of which he will please accept our
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-28

.is The WEATHER.--We have had all kinds Of
weather during the past week. First warm
weather then, bitter cold, then snow, and to
wind up q general tbaw 7'~7 nai 1s ui msdI
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GEOEGE = WE SOW MILLS.

eC4DIG, s0HIO; ,,,a 7sl,.. ,la bg
NTANUF .AC'ru RE and have. constantly for sale
I'VE st our Warehouse, near the Depot, Double
Extra Family AID Extra SUPER FLOUR from
good sound Wheat, Our Flour ia, Warranted
Fresh Ground and Of theyery best quality. Corn.
meal, Mill Feed and Bran sold at Tow figures in
quantities TO suit purchasers. ,H..R ..g 3 sss..y
Custom Work done with dispatch, and satsfac.
'ioR Nv, wsr5sassd re- 70 ii GEo9RtGEd ~ WILSON
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Boot, Shoe and Leather store,

T HAVE commenced the Boot, Shoe and Leathe
L business again at my old stand on Steubenville
street, opposite the public buidinge, cadiz Ohio,
and will make every effor 10 manufacture work
that will recommend itselit TO those who will favor
artlcle Of sole Leather Upper Kip. Calf, Moroc
CO, Lining aud binding Skins for sale Also Lasts,
Pegs, Nails, Thread and Finding in enefai lao
business onthe cash system.
cay 80, 1861. +. HAMILTON. 4
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New Book The Gallews, the Prison and
the Poorhouse.'' This work is just ths thing
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-28

/, GIVE learn from the Hartford Times that
the Connecticut Democracy nis sharlnonizins
At meeting off3reckinridge aud Douglas men
in Hartford last, Saturday night speeches were
made breathing concihation, haFmony'and ear
uestness.n Resolutions dsprscatihg Republi-
capism, aregFettipg the unhappy o, uneasiness
which prevails in'some parts Of the Union, and
promising "a long pull, a strong pun and apull
altogether in support 1.-The Democratic nom
neesat the coming. town election were mani
rnosly passed ,gg a. Committee Of thirteenl lsev-
en9f. Douglas and six Breckinridge) wereiap-
pointed. to present some future time the ticket
for locot ofy;ceyrs lhi''et A"A ''4ii9 '7'h7d -
ior local ollcefsry aii lo a.U sHt Esrollpa ssd