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PATENT MEDICIN Els.
r ,lu.lI- Observation-Disclosures ND

THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY AND
L 40 HUMBUG.-PETERs' INFALLIBLE REM
EDY FOR GONORRHGA AND ALL sECRET DIS
EASES-This great American remedy, containing
no Mercurial or Balsamic properties, excels eVerV-
thing heretofore offered the public, in It's curau,
MEDICAL world are sstonishsd when told that the
above remedy will cure the above diseases, and
coufounded when they have ocular demonstra-
known of the remedy for twenty odd years. mas
known of case Of W. niy years sfanning 10 be re-
shorter duration TO be restored, without single
exception, and therefore challenges any case oI
(ionGrrhna which the remedy will OF cure, pro-
yid ed the directions are carried out whh prudence
ca the part of the patient; and any one purchas-
ing half dozen bottles, and using Accord n3iy, In
his or her case. he guarantees perfect cure and
IN of fail ure, Will furnish additional medicine,
Tree Of charge 10 be he faie m
venienee to The B aSuieHnMt. =, nrprv NJ %, p.s
street aosd and O. 4. sTRECKER Main Street, Drug.
gsts, agents for the city Of RiehmoId.
oe I'm"
MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. PLUME offers his ser
M vices 10 the public in the treatment of all
eret diseases. Twenty years practice in the above
branch gives Dr. T. claim to public favor. Office
on a Tay chnrsb asms
T TRli r 6 81 oae Of the very best
cnes sent To order All Communications By letter
or otherwise promptly attended to. Richmond. Va.
DK. J. ". CLARkES STIMULATING
~ LlNlhENi-fot tue cure OF kheumatisni.
Lumbago, and all diseases of the Spine. Acute
Pain or Inflammation in any par, OF tine system,
| Painful Gatherings in the Breasts of Females.
Chronic Sure Throat, swellings, strains sprains,
piles, Cats, Burns, Pleurisy, sealds, old Sores,
| Sc., &c. For Horses, it will cure any form OF
| Cuts and Sores, Scratches, &c. Prepared by Dr.
| j. w. CLARkE, A aberdeen, Miss, aud for sale by
JAS. 2. DUVAL, Druggist and Chemist,
fe Corner Main and 10th SITS. Richmond
DROPYLAMiNE-'fhe aew Russian remedy
| L Tor rheumatism oxalate of Ceriam, rei
| Sulphate VI Iron; sub. Carbonate OF hiahuth,
| aud ali the rars and andard preparations, ioi
sale by MEADE y BAhsS,
NH Corner sbava Post -0fiea.
| rVOOTH SOAPS, WASHES AND row.
| l. DERS-The most approve always Tor sale Wy
| fe "a Dove co.., Druggists.
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e L NJ u V n L..

kHe NskeA w Il l. NJ : a l. VI " y (CSN
s 4 ID ID Err
AND HARNESS MANUFACTURER,
Has removed from No. 81 Main St, 10 l2G MAIN
STREET three doors above Governor street, OPP
pasite Eagle Suuare, where he will be pleased to
: zee all his old customers, and As many new ones
as will patronize him. He will give satisfaction
both in his prices aud quality OF work Grateful
for past tavors he sulicits a continuance of the
..,ne fe 25-d&cwimk
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e., I00H TO YOUR INTER EST.

LUVh I o tVN 10 p Il - ~ - :
SssefFl Bear IN mind. that JOSEPH STRAUSE Is
nfering the greatest bargains ever of,
farad before in SHOES and BOOTS: Ladies Heel
caters from soc, 75c. aud 81, worth twice the
money Ladies Congress Caters, Foxed, Tipped
md Tia Bottom at = Lsdes cS 81 sssO Gai ass
rbrra ri 81 30; Ladies Morocco Heel Bootees, at
81 I' ana hi cher; Ladies' Goatskin and Leather
Heel Bootees, at 81, &c; Misses Morocco Heel
Rootses at SHE and Caters at the same; Misses
tiostsSin and Leather Shoes, at half their value
Chiidren's Morocco Shoes at 50 cts and upwards ;
f,hildren's Black and ColOred Heel Caters, al 90
cents cheap at 75c.; Gents Calf sewed Shoes, at
~ 50: oxford Ties aud Congress Caters at al
prices Mems spsrs q. % s,s shnss .a 81 es
worth II Is Heavy Brogans, Boys Boots, &e.-
You will find the above p per cent. cheaper than
"a - 49, - JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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- EMEMBEk : Uncurrent money o. eyyt

ENEMBEk -- UnCurTent money UI every
Ia State in the Union received AZ par Tor DhA
GOODS 0 every description lOr prices reduced 10
suit the present great notary and po eTels'
The panic at hand must be met. ] am therefore,
disposed to offer the whole Of nay valuable stock
Of Dry Goods at any price from the or'ElEaI evet
for cash only Recollect, ! have no price for any
goods in my valuable stock IN exchange Tor speeIe
or uncurrent Bank notes. My friends ana Gus
toners would do W ell to avail themselves OF Ills
opportunity to buy some Of the cheapest Dry Goods
ever oheTe in the State Of Virginia JAIL at ths
House 0f Trade at -, . =, -
Ia Is ALFRED MUAES' oS MAIN stEtot.
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Al AR BIZ Z W u X Il > &.

NIA RBLE WORKS.
JOHN w. AvIES,
MARBLE MASON,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9TH STREET,
HMOND, a.,
MONUMENTS, TONES, -
HEAD PIECES.
MANTELS, FONTS, sc.
sg- First Premiums awarded by the Virginia
Agricultural Society and Mechanics Institute
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Is LONGER at E. GOLDSMlT'S, l7s Broad st,
who Is selling off AT COSTS pieces 80 men WIDE
BIearheI Cotton, at l3ic.; 20 pieces Al. do do,
good article al loo; 25o dotted Embroidered HIKE
at I.lc.; Hoop skirts; Corsets Black 81 KS iariA-
tans ID cts: Irish Linens; Hdkfs.; Embr0ideries;
Cambria aud Swiss EdginRs and lusertiDgs; any
quantity Of Dress Trimmings, at half the usual
cost; White Flauneis Hosiery G8nHtl ets tho
best quality Kid Gloves, so cts 1t Is 10 the inter-
est OF cry body to call and make their purchases.
a. these sncri hce1 will be offered only lOT few
DAYS longer. Come one dal come All before II is
too late, at L. 0pLnShil =
MI 4 lId EroAd street.
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q EFT. ROBINSON, GRADUATtoF THE
81 PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF PHARMA-
NE CY SUCCESSOR TO LAIDLEY RoBlNFoSD
Pa Fourth and Franklin streets, Richmond, has
ia Store large, fresh and well selected stock OF
Medicines Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy Artlc les,
NC which be offers at low prices Strict personal
attention will be given to all the departments OF
the business.
Orders for shipment will be promptly attended
"a meet -. Y 81
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TO,IS \. GORDON & son.

JUiIN y. GORDON son.
y I4TH ST, NEAR THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Offer for sale large and full assortment OF leon,
COMPRISING Swede's, American Hammered, Peru
Hammered, English and English Refined, English,
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SHEEi
IRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll frog, Refined Plow
Iron and riow Plates Also, n-Plate of various
sizes for timers and manufacturers Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc. Speiter, and the Metals
usually sold this market ap It's
xTaNCHEsTER SCALE wORKS.--We
vi have on hand from the above factory, PLAT
FORM SCALES, weighing from 400 to 2G0o lbs
Also COUNTER SCALES OF every variety, and as
agents for the manufacturers are prepared 10 take
orders for railroad track, depot and warehouse
Scales, &c. which for noatness, durability and &C
curacy cannot be surpassed,
VAN LEW, TAYLOR CO.,
Ia 23-ly No "a Main street.
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h3as % 0i Trade ALFRED MOSES, s. Main street,
,I,,t,thtEPINt. GOODs.-CHRlsTiAk 4
.Sux EnonS Ar KEDICED pKtt Is

TDDRY GOODS AT REDUCED FtsIN u, 70 %
nraparsd in the best manner possible Tor "hssete'
NAV be The resGlt Of the present peitiIsa 49,
,ns11t WIS oder our entire stock oi cG'ts a.
dnred prices The stock is large ani better thaa
II has ever been before At this season Me-.
MC,1.ai,ines servants Clothing Of all kinds "a
hort every variety of Dry Goods, al yer! tfde',
urices oar customers may expect bAtkSttASr ~.
avery style OF Goods, as they must be s'.a "S''''
ne CLOSE % we 'eAs0H cHILES & CHENEKY.
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]. w. FRAYSER.

n j. w. FRAYSER.
60 APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
w Seventeerth bstlseen Grace and broad Streets,
"a RICHMOND, VA,
Would beg leave to return his sincere thanks 10
ronized him during the past year, aud hopes, by
strict attention to business, to merit continuance
If the same.
N B.-PHYSICIANS and others can rely on
having their PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY and
3CCUKATELY compounded at all hours of the DAY
aad NIGHT J. w. FRAYSER, Druggist,
18th street,
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OPENINs3 TIT, MORNING At ~

" Cheap store, IL Main street, another lot 81
those pretty spring MUUSLiNS. Pretty patterns
in this Iut Call soon and select. RecolIect, only
a ninepepce the yard at EIEkIELS,
NH 4 iMaiIert'. old stand, } IL Main -.
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Ja2 WILLIS M
npKINii GOODS AT A GKEA1 AT

- FlCE, TO tLOsE BUoINkss.-tfIAII'II. IT al
GWATKtN, sth aud Main streets, nVrsh siae, -
sell the whole OF his spring stock At steat o.
rines-a large assortment Lawns, Canbries, -
lars Poptinetts, &c. Families nay rely apen g..
ting bargains. Also, large lot french De- -
aud English Bereges. al great losss, nnE SqqS
gont. WAS a - stsa.is.
IA oth aud ASiN
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%gg AND DRUGGISTS, No. 10 MAIN STREET,
XH near Old Market, Richmond, Va, will keep
~ on hand a general assortment of pure Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals oils Paints, Window Glass;
qtty Dys STUFF Paf9t Msdif'ne; B Fsi5 81
c1hnI scans Perfu1aerv Fancy Articles, Garden
SEEDS, Glue, sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, snuff,
Medicinal Liquors, &c. 90
care by members of the firm alone.
Physic!ans' orders from the country executed
promptly and the most reliable medicines fur-
n pishad jas
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% l.. WAGNER, AP HECARY AND
80 DRUGGIST, keeps on hand and TO, tor sale
81 pOnular genuine Patent Medicines, all the
latest approved rrep&WEati99as
GhIsIps nfv brushes Of ali kinds Turpentine,
he best Of Coal Oil, Sperm Oil, Burning Flnidi
Alcohol, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Cigars, and
Tobacco Corner Broad and 9Th streets, Rich
a,anJ u, fe u
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DRIDGFORD X CO.,
ID GENERAL COMMISSION and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
D. r. BRIDaPoRD,
v. TtNsAEY PATE,
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SAVINGS BANKS.
nED DOMINION SAVINGS BANK.

This Institution will receive DEPOSITS on
which a n interest Of per cent. PER anuuu II .aii
on a.! sums remaining deposit longer % Az siA
months, and per cent. W hen remaining "a, .eE
period.
1s- Deposits received at the stores Of F. REa-
VAULT and Messrs STAKE CARpoIo, Main -.
q. w. WILLIAMS, Prss't.
J. F. REGYAULT, Treasurer.
J. BRUCE MCCLBLLAND, Sec'y.
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fIRST-CLAsS MEDICINES.

n fIKNT-CLASS MEDICINES.
w MEADE 4 BAKER,
~ PHARMACEUTTsEs AND VENDORS OF PCREAND
RELIABLE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PHARMA-
CEUTICAL PRODUCTS, Surgical instruments and
Appliances; Medicine Chests for plantations, f2mi-
lies and travellers: Physicians Saddle Bags; Lon
don Elastic Stockings, Trusses and supporters
Porte Monnaies, Combs, Brushes, Toilet Mirrors
dst quality PerfgneTy PGmades and sqaP eds Aa
Wares and Apparatus; Magnetic Machines, &c,
all of tho best quality and at the lowest rates.
MEADE Il BAKER,
1913 Main St. corner above Post Office,
da9o Richmond. Va.
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1I,OOTH SOAPS, WASHES AND Pow
fe 81 Dove Coz, Druggists.
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DAVIS, DEUPREE 90. will give their
~ entire attention to the
SALE OF NEGROES,
Publicly and privately.
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Corner Mayo and Franklin streets,
RICHMOND, VA
RIO Fl. DAVIS,
WIN s. DEUPREE,
s. K. FONDREN.
prprs q NANNY Clark de -ly
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M NJ. SiTTLEK CU.,
w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
OILS PAINTS, VARNlSHES AND WINDOW
q l. A SIS.
BRUSHES. We received by the late steamer
large supply OF Painters aud Artists BRUSHES,
of superior duality t. Inch call the attention
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WOOD, EDDY CO.'S

~ oU TO 8XO.
kE-Circuisrs, giving full explanation and the
Schemes 20 be drawn, will be scat, free of ex-
pense, by addressing WOOD, EDDY Co,
Wilmington, Del,
WOOD, EDDY Co.,
~ ie-ly So Louis. Mo.
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9rSo eager and hungry are the black re-
poblicaus for Office. that they have commenced
creating nua,ber Of new useless Offices. We
win take the mail service OF this State for in !
stance; Gen Prentiss. of Columbus, filed the
Office Of General Mail Agent for Ohio, and his
time was not wholly employed, So eager were
The cohcofiniiahts for his place that to keep
"peace in the family" the Department gave his
place toltwo different aspirauts, Penn Of Chill
icothe and Sloan , of Sandpsky, each one re-
ceiving the same salary thar Gem Prensiss lid
On the Columbus and Piqua r, r. where one
gentleman done all the labor Of Route Agent
with plenty Of time TO spare, two Route Agents
have been appointed, each one of whom receives
the same salary as the former Agent, On the
Central Chic r. R. where two gentlemen done
all the work easily four persons have been ap
pointed to gil the place Of the two. each one ot
whom receives the same salary as either OF the
the former gentlemen were paid Thus we
might go on ad iafaitupa and show the reckless
and ex,ravagant policy OF the present admin
listration. There is one consolation, however
there win be changein the affairs ofthis ma
ton on the 4th OF March, 1865. Before that
time rolls round the people, without respect te
patty. will become tired Of extravagance and
recklessness, and they wilIsee the folly of Lin
coins. Chase,s and Mont. Blair's foolish civil
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See what Ayers Sarsapariila does
i for DeraMgeinen,s of the LIVER. 4

S~oTT's CROSSING, TalIadega Co., Ala. 9 Aug '59
DR. e. AVER, Lowell. Mass. - s1 1854
Sir; take my pen nrtol tell you what your Sarsa-
paria and Cathartic Pills havesdone for me- had
been afflicted with Liver COMPLAINT tor six years
during which was never we'll, and much Of the
time very sick, My liver was sore to the touch
aud the Doctors said was congo sted, | suffered
from severe cestiveness and Dinrrhea alternately
Ny skin was clammy and unheaithy my eyes and
skin often yellow, Oscasinnally1 | had voraciors
appetite, but etneially none at all a dreadful
sensation Of sickness all over, keptIne in anguish
You cannot know how much suffered from an IN
describable feeling o. distress. The long contlnu-
ance of this condition, without relief, had worn
me out SO that lileyer expected to be better, but
reading in the Christian Auyecate. Of your Sarsa.
parilli, / commnnceI taking it with occasional
small doses Of ynur PILls, toFegalate the bowels as
you direct. From the first 1t had mre effect upon
my disorder Than supposed anything could have
| regatned mY,heaIlh rapidly, and now alter eleven
weeks, enjoy as good herlth and streugth. as any
other man May the dispenser OF all good
shower blessings on you J1HN w, Srorr.
Prepared by DIR. J. c.. AYERS CO., Loweh
Mass III
March 6, ls6l-3m. sls
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Our National DisOrders--Dr.s EO.
backs cures. s-

The American stomach is q tormenting or
gan. is generally out Of order. The reason
Is obvious. The driving man of business has
not time. or wiilnot take time properly TO mas
ticate his 70 ID. He bolts it, and as bad habits
are catching, all classes follow his example. =
Hence Dyspepsia, with all its complications
hence Indigeslion Liver Complaint, and disor
defs of the Bowels, in all their various phrases
y gainst these and a hundred other complaints
the Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blool Purifi
er are waging an exlerminating warfare. The
success Of ,hese Medicines has been astonishing
even in an age el scientific miracles. They dc
not alleviate they er'inguish a disorder. The
agony, the fever the debility, the despondency,
which ch iacterze Affections OF the digestive
and secretive organs, VANISH under TIE Influence
OF these preparations The constitution itsel
seems to acquire new energy under their ope
ration. See advertisement. @
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oyr NationaI Humiliation.

gThs Kaerieaa PsCplss-whstsser may be the
ultimate issue Of our troubles-are doomed to
drink the bitierest dregs Of humiliation. Eng
land and France speak scofHngly, ofu Canada
says Il we will resume our allegiance to the Bri-
tish Crown these 'Northsrn States may become
annexed to the British Provinces. Effsie and
imbecile Spain hOists her flag ON the islands
contiguous to our shores, without asking leave,
and without fear ofresisiauee. Even Mexico
the yagabond and loa'er among nations-inVades
our soil With The asowed intent 70 reclaim hs'
LOST territory. Tbs is but the fOretaste Of wha'
is to come. When our, people shall seek viii
honest earnestness for thec cause Of our natiOnaa
degradation, there win be a terrible reckoning
ior somebody. The delinquenis wiz call uPor
the rocks and the mountains 70 fall upon then
and hide them! +
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:. " Theblack republican Governors ofMaine,
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana have all been
at Washington within the past two weeks, en-
couragng "Old Abe'' to pursne a policy that
will involve the country in civil war with all
Of IFS attendant horrors. AS theY have, we
think, got: their wish accomplished, these ambi-
tious office holding denagogues will be among
the very last togo within gun shot o + the ene-
my. They may cut splash on parade day
and issue plenty of general ORDERS" but when
the actual fighting is, on hand, they will leave
chat to be done by men who get Sl1 month
----~-- ---- ----sa, - 4ssz-------
0|F The bills for reducing the fees of County
Auditors aund Treasurers have finally passet
the Ohio Legislature, but they do not effect th'
present incumbenls.
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virginia and Maryland. I.

The secession feeling is rapidly on the increase
in Virginia. Maryland, all know will secede
swhan Virginia does When Maryland seee"es
she will assert heraclaim to Washington City;
and the Confederate States will probably be pre-
pared with q military force sufficient to make
good the claim 1t is not, therefore, ,improba-
BILE that Mr.. Lincoln will yet have to leave
Washington in much the same mode that be
entered il. 81 hseE
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IMPORTANT to- FEMALES
+. DIR. CHEFS EVE ANS
r0 o1e PT11G

- e. 49, Cb 4 ~ AA1-S@s
Nav York CITY The health and lIte Of woman
i. continually in perillf she is mad enough to neg:
leet ar malreat those sexual Irregularities which
n % Thirds Of her sex are more or less subject
DR. CHEESE VI ANS PILLS, prepared from the
same fotmCia which the Inventor Cornelius l.
Chee sefnan, NJ d., Of New York. has for twenty
years used successfully in an extended private
relieve, without pdinal dis
krbances Of the periodicat discfarg whether ari
sing from relaxation or suppression. Fhey act
Ike charm ia removing the pains that accompa-
nv difficult or immoderate nstrnatIon, md are
he only safe and reliable remedy for Fushes Sick
| HeataclIe, Pains in the boins Back and Sides
| Pa lpna,ion of the Heart, Nervous Tremors, Hys-
terics Spasms Broken sleep and other unpleasant
land dangerous effects oil an unnatural condition OF
the sex ual functions. In the worst cases of Flnor
| Albus or Whites, they effect speedy cure. ....
10 Wives and Matrons.-Dr. GheeseD ans Pills
are offered as the only safe means of renewing in
,errupted menstr, alton, but ladies' must bear in
mind that on that very account if taken when the
interruption arises from natural causes, they VIII
IN vii ablv prevent the expected events, Fhis eau
=. = on is ABSOL UTELY nee CES5ARY for such is
the tendency OF the Pills to restore the original
functions of the sexual organizntion that they in
| syitably arrest the process of CESSATION. 80
/ Explicit directions, stating when and when they
should not be used, with each box--the price One
| Dollar each Bog, containing from 40 to 50 pills.
a yaluanle Pamphlel, / he had fee OF 'the A.
gents tiills sci by .lnall ptoinpty. ]. bY enclosing
Epuce 70 General Agent spold hy Df,isgsls gener'
4 taDs -, y 81 .ss s+y r. b. nuTciiINGs,
ten, raj A gent lor the dated states Nanada
10 Cedaf-St., New YORK,
aSodby MeBean &sharp. Gadlz, Ohio,
koy.s2s. So-ly 1tsesgsisSsaso ~ 81
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.Ca.,ella,stes for state Omce

The Holmes County Frmsr,anl several other
Democratic p'pers, urgently recommend the
coming Democratic ST ste Convention 70 nopi'
nate a Hon II. J. Jewetf, Of Muskinguln county,
as the Democratic candidate for Gyvernor.- -
That's our choice AL the time. sess i3
The GAINESVILLE Amora proposes Hon. George
w. Holmes, of Hamilton county, as candi
date for Treasurer OF State. A better man
could moi be selected for that important post. 4
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TmDroyeusents.


.oaiss : nnAAbsr OfimpfOvsments are going on
in Cadiz this season.
Mr.. Estep has purchased the corner lot east
of the Methodist Church, and intends 10 erect
Immediately iurgs two story brick dwelling
hOuse, which will be great improvement 70
that end Of town.
The old lKilgore Corner makes altogethera
different appearances. Its owner, Mr. Samuel
George. IT., With the assistance Of that excel
lent carpenter, Mr. Richard Bryan, has had the
whole building renovated and repaired; and in
stead Of being occupied as single dwelling
house, as. heretofore, it now contains Nc.
Georges Grocery, Mr.. Hummer's Clothing
Store, Mr.. Marsh's Cigar and Tobacco Store,
Mr.. Burns, Tailor Shop, and Messrs.. Pesree's
and Shotwslps Law Offices with two rooms yet
to rent for Offices ne esz''7sci fss es.al.t
DR.. Wortman has purchased the old Knox
corner, opposite the Presbyterian Church. and
is having the old building torn away; and IN its
stead he is making preparations to erect q large
two story frame dwelling house. - 81.
Mr.. Hogg has had his store room greatly i'm
proved; and Mr,. stratton has removed his stock
of goods there from the old Shotwellstore room
which sithhis new stock, be is selling at great
reduced prices. 81 Ja - 'Tesi iPAaHra
! Mr.. Bennett has had his store room complete
| ly repaired and renovatee, where Mr.. George
! s. Atkinson intends to open out In few days,
one oithe largest snd finest stock OF goods eyei
brought to the town .,1. ,,,,. ~.t 6
Mr. j. Brown has had the basemento hi
building on Market street fitted up, where ou
( friend, J.R Cooper intepdsto carry on the Sad
! die and Harness business in all of its various
branches. n 1850 vass tssg bas .5s..{
There are no doubt other improvements go
ing on in town that we cannot just now recol'
lect Notwithstanding the present improve
ments. there are others that are very much nee
ded, among the most important Of which Isl
i new pair olsteps at the Sentinel office.
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GrNearly all the Republican members OF the
present Legislatures Ohio are applicants for
Federal offices. This accounts for the reason
that N Legislature remains 10 session soalong.
About one third Of the members OF the Repub-
licaa party in. the Legislature are absent a
Washington seeking office. q.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-17
Ea.cr fnrOmce.

The black republicans Of Carroll county are
eager for office. Their organ, the Free Press
has already list ofcandidates for county ofii
ces which contains one caadidate1er Senator
five for Representative, eight fol Auditor nine
(. for Treasurer, eight for Sheriff, four for Com
missioner and one for Surveyor Or making 3e
candidates in all. And yet no county conye1n
tionghas been called III "a