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Later from New Orleans and Memphis.


GREAT EXCITEMENT AND DDIsTRRss-UNIoN CLUBS
GKN. BEAURKGARD GoNR TO ISLAND NO. 10.
ST. Louis, March ia special dispatch to the
Democrat, from Cairo, says: Two Union men
have arrived from New Orleans, which thew left
on the 26th ult. Both have spent the winter in
New Orleans, where the greatest excitement and
distress prevail. The approaches to the city on
the south are pretty well defended. On the north
the Notifications run back from Carrollton The
only parties In the city not regularly enlisted are
the Jews. The city is full Of secret Union clubs
and at least IL 900 citizens belong to the clubs
The condition Of things Is no better in Men,
phis. The Appeal advises the burning Of the
city, as a last resort The mayor, however, had
issued a proclamation that any person detected
In setting fire TO houses should be Immediately
hung.
Gen. Beauregard had left Jackson, and was ex-
pected to take command at Island No 10.
large number Of transports were laying at the
foot Of this island to take of the troops in Of
defeat
LATER FROM rENNRssEE.
LoUIsvILLE, March u.-Humphrey Marshall
ID at Gladesvfile, eight miles from the Kentucky
line, near Pounding Gap, with the few unscaf-
tefed, defnoraliZed forces belonging 10 Col. VIII
lians, regiment
MaIshail first attempted to conciliate the people
OF that region, but since his defeat has become
irritable and overbearing.
Tennessee advises say the citizens Of Shelby
vile and Beford county burned, on Sunday night,
large quantity Of Confederate stores, to prevent
their falling into the hands OF the rebel troops
under General sidney Johnston, who were In full
retreat nom Murfreesborough.
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o r CIAL.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

NHsHIRSORNK Dh1I TIN ItI1IfIJ "
u FEBRUARY q, 1862.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Of the readiness of
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable in one year from date, authorized by the
act Of Congress approved December a3d, 1857, and
the Treasury notes payable In sixty days from
date, authorized by the act Of Congress approved
ID March, 1851.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above issues
will cease on the 7th day Of April next by terms
Of those acts respectively. fe 5-tap7
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HELMBoLP'S EXTRACT BUcHo

HBLMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For Weaknesses
ATisns rom ExOesses, ES5ltE Of Dissisatlos
EaT,E iRdtsorstIol or AhHse.
Affssded WffA fAs FolIovtsE Syrpfc1s:
Loss Of Memory, DihoaltT on Rr,afhIn,
Weak Nerves, Trsnbitns.'
Horror Of Disease, wntefninsss
RnIHness oi slsloni Fan IN the B6o',
unlyersa Lsssltude Of the Muscular 81 ystem,
Hot Hands, Flushing OF The Rody
Dryness Of the Skin, EruptiOns on the Fsos
PILLfD couNTKNxNcE.
These sympto II allowed to 70 on, which this
medicine invariably removes, toon follows
,FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
~ oss Of wkIck fks Patisst may Eopirs.
Who can cay that they are not free uently fol-
lowed By those "DRBFUL DIsEAsIs,"
INSANITY AND CONsUMPTION.'
MsnJ are avars Of the cause Of their suferIn.,
BUT NoNK WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE AsYIUMs
And tks HsIasekolV Deaths by Ceasnrpfios,
IIaR AMPLE WITNESS TO THE fRurH OF YHI
ASSERTION.
THE CoNSTlTUTIoN ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
s<uires the aid OF medicine 10 strengthen md
Inugorate the system
hIeh RELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
ssrasidl " doss
T1IAL WILL CONVINCE YEE sosr sKIprIcAL
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

" JANUARY 81, 1852.
ORDERzD, That the War Department viii be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations In the field.
Saturdays will be devoted to the business of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
ia 2-n Secretary Of War.
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OF STATE,

~ WAsHINsToN, January IS, 1852.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first Of next
month.
jan s7-H WILLIAM III. SEWARD.
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CURE-CORNS-BUNIONS.

Nh: fbH DhIAT, Surgeon CEIr IrOpodlBt. from
N1 Paris, begs to inform you thas he oan efrectu
ally remoys Corns and Bunlons. without pain, SO
that the shoe oan be worn imned ately afler the
operation, without inconvenis noe. Also removes
Warts aud other superfuous flesh from the hands,
~ street near City Hall. Charges moderate.
III Refers 10 the doctors of Washil gton gener-
ally. NH 6 tf
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IRON HALL

N HALL,
$40 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
EMILE DUPRE.
Just Received and Opened,
large and frst-clan stock Of choice
FAMILY ERIES,
consisting Of:
SUGARS, Of all grades,
FLOUR,
MAILLARD's CHOCOLATE,
&C., &c. &c.
AL Of which ne offers at lowest casn prices.
PIXIES CELEBRATED WHISTLES.
500 barrels Magnolia,
500 barrels xxx,
500 barrels Millers Rye Monongahela,
600 barrels fine Old Rye,
500 barrels fine Old Bourbon,
At CINCINNATI PRICES.
All the favorite brands OF
CHAMP ACME,
Mumm verzeny, Green Seal, Heidsich,
which, being bought low, we offer at unusually
low rates.
Also, Sole Agent for
PIXIES ARMY CORDIAL.
feb I-N
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NOTICE.
"ADAms' ExPRE ESs COMPANY

Z
"ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY
fhis Company offers e tho }Iblc |" unes ualled
Advantages" for the Sale and Quick Dispatch Of
Heavy FreE hts, Packsges, VsIusbles, MoneY, Ae
10, TO all Psrts of the United States.
Expresses TO and from the North and West de-
part from and arrive il Weshinrton twice daily,
Al expresses are In charge OF ss2srssassS ESD
All Packages for The Soldisrs csrlea at "oEl
xALYn our usual rates.
All Goods for the o-cslled "Ccnfedersts Ststesn
and all Articles " Coptrahsa5 OF War" will be
Our Expresses leave New York at LIS, andGP.
NJ, striving IN Washington at s A, 81. and SSs
Exyrestss leave Philsdelphis Ct $50 A, NJ. and
nPi a., arriving In Washington at $50 p. ID, and
Expresses leave Baltimore st 80 A. M. and p.
f.Ih. FL striving in Washington at A. NJ and $50
Expresses for all points North and West leave
washington 1t 7iO 4. M. and $50 p, "a. daily,
Specisl Contracts for large quantities of Freight
All Goods called SGT EGd dalvered (tH Of kxsst
ehSrEes. A.. w, PARSONS,
SEsr Adsms' Express CompAny.
Washington, August q. lssl. an 11-n
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The war Kansas.

KANSAS cIry, To-, March -Quantrel's band
entered Aubrey, Kansas, on the 7th Inst, killed
i've menSand stole fifteen or twenty horses.
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II. o. HOOD

IS Constantly receiving, and has always on hand,
q full supply Of all the most oslebrated n
WATCHES thai are manufactured in Eng IN
land. switzerland and America, both in Sold
and Silver cases. He also keeps large stock Of
hlne yE EWELRY of the most desirable STYLES SET
with Diamonds, Emerslds, Rubiss and all other
Gems. he Is also manufacturing al kinds of Solld
yers, Sword Belts and Ssshes, Bowie Knives.
RaIors. SciE -Ors, Gold, Silver and Steel Spectl-
kept IN Jewery Store, aad all at the very lowest
price. NO. 33s Pa, avenue, between eth and 10th
streets. fe I6-tf
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LIVERY PERSONS INTEREsf That fne
- stock OF cs2thing tpr sale over 6alts' Jewsiry
q salTHy. No. $50 Seventh street, opposite
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d60 9. WERTHEIMER & co, A6I
fOI No. <62 AND 464 SEVENTH ST., fOf
OpposiIs fks Post QHes,
Offer their stock of WINES, ,BRANDIES, GINS,
sEGARs, f6BacCo, ns FANNY Soopssee Sosoo5sena s,c'i o.
for sale at Wholesale Prices,
They keep constantly on hand 6ne PHILADEL-
PHIA CREAM ALE, In kegs and bottles. for
bars or family use The public in general are re-
eueeted 20 give them . call and examine their
splendid stock of goods. =
8. .WERTHEIMER & CO.,
<62 and 464 Seventh street,
dc Him 0ppo. Post 0ffice.
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WE OFFER TO MILITARY MEN l.rre
w sssortmenL Of GRE eng BLUE FLAnNEL
skS, CAMP BiASksi'rs. HALF HALF aops. e.,
which We invite = eash purchasers % ex anime
'''' 's w VAL ssS: sTEPH sifs EMS 4 CO,
m2 S22 Pa. ay., between 9Th and 10Th SITS.
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/ DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
NOTICE OF REMovAL,
BOOKS!

The delivery once Of this cotnsany 10 removed
rom Iaira street % the large depot on street,
Detxeon "a 6nd 50 sts. de Se-d
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sc the Nstlonai Bookst3re, No, 97e Pennsylva-
MA aysnaa, al the New MIftary Rocks are 10 be
toend as aoou ss ISSUED fiom Chs Press. =
Cal ana examine our stock. s e
Wa. +. RICHSgEIN,
+ - <1-xSr HJN Pennzyiyari4A Avenne.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
4 HE Copartnership heretofore existing between
waiter, ksrmaun BoeP, having beep dissolved
business will hereafter be carried under the name
and hrm Of WALTER KARMANN. Wearsprepared
% build to order, and keep constantly on hand, all
kinds Of the most fss hionsb bic G CARRIAG Of the
very best vorkmarship: Repairins promptly. and
carefully attended % at the moet reasonable prices
Thankful for past fsvors, We hope for q contInu-
ence of the same, at our old establishment, on
street. between 9th and 10th ste, No 346 up stairn
fe l5-lm WALTER a KARMANN.
CTEINWAY & SONS CELEBRATED PI-
~ ANOFOkTES.-These lnstTuments
are admitted by ell musicians 20 be the best ~
81 al times received the first premium over all
otheTs, wherever and wheney or they came IN oom-
petition. They are warranted for i've wears
terge assortment of these instruments IE al
ways 10 be found at the Music Store of
w. g. METZEROTT,
Sole a. snt.
or sale for S2s5. feIs
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HELMBOLD,S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
HRHLT CONCENTRATION
Compound Fluid Extract Buohu,
4 Bs'iisss s.S sysesss ks~1ss

BLADDER, KIDNEYS, gravel, a.d DROP.
slCAL sWELLINGs.
This Al MsdIoIne increases the power of Diresuou,
and excltes the ABsORBKNIs into healthT sotlon
by whioh the WATERY on cALCKRous depositionG,
tnd al UNNATURAL ENLARGE uNTs Are red uoed
as well as Pam AND INTLAMMATIor.
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Raising Sorghum.

We call the attention Of our readers to
the Importance of making ample preparation
for raising an abundant crop Of Sorg hum the
coming season. The soil of Harrison county
is we'll adapted to its growth. Good seed
can be easily obtained and any land that will
grow good corn will grow the cane. Read
the following from the Bucyrus Journal pub
Eshed in Crawford county:--
The sugar, and good article ofsugar, too,
can be made from the Sorghum, there can be
no doubt. We have, within the past two
weeks, eaten as bright. lively, yellow sugar
made from it, as ever came from Louisiana or
Cuba, and superior in flavor TO the best i'm
ported. With knowledge Of the busin ess
and little care in Manufacturing, splendid
syrup can be made by any one. Crawford is
well adapted to the growth OF this important
crop, and here can be raised next season,
enough Of it to make all the syrup, and at
least one halt the sugar that is used.
We urge upon our farmers the necessity Of
paying more than usual attention to this
crop The war has already raised the price
OF sugar, and there can be no doubt that it
VIII go Stili nigneT' lHere VIII oc oeHcieh-
cy South, and even should there be full
crop, none Of it can reach US, making us en-.
tirely dependent. on the West Indies for our
supply. Every farmer who councils his own
interests, and the good Of the community,
will plant portion Of his land in cane. The
crop, even though it is all made into molas-
ses is a profitable one, and now that it has
been demon strated that it will make sugar,
it will be more remunerative than almost
anything else.
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Reduce the Expenses.

The people have SO far quietly submitted
to the wrongs that have been heaped upon
them, but there is now feeling abroad
among the masses that the time is near at
hand when orbearance will cease to be vir-
tue. The enormous, bold and reckless plum
dering of the Government by those whose
duty il is to guard its interests and protect
its rights, the unparalleled extravagance in ev-
cry department Of the government and the
high salaries paid to officeholders call loudly
for redress. The overburdened. almost bank
rupt, tax payers have the right to speak and
demand redress. We would be glad to see
the people rise as one man and demand that
the pruning knife be applied where single
dollar can be saved. How would it be If we
set the ball In motion in Harrison county by
each township sending up delegates to o
county convention to declare our grievances
and ask for redress.
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MARRTF]To


On the 5th inst. at the house OF Mrs. H..
Henderson, ofCadiz, by Rev. !. s. McCready,
Mr.. RoBERT WILKIs, Of Londonderry and
Miss ELIZA WILLIAMSON, OF Lawrence coun-
ty, Pennsylvania. e-
On the 9th inst, at the house Of Mr.. John
Rodgers, Sr, by the same, Mr.. ALBERr d..
BAaRErT and Miss MARGARET A.. EHIvERs,
both Of Cadiz township.
On the 9Th inst, at the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. d. Z. Wells. THOMAS
II. SMrTH. Il. D., TO Miss KATE FoRBEs, oil
Of New Philadelphia.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. A. Scott, Mr..
DAVID McMArH, Of Freeport and Miss JULIA
ANN McCoEaELI, OF Cadiz. M
On the 9th inst st tho Cadix House, by
James Howard. Esq, Mr.. LAFAyarrE MuR
rHY, Of Belmont county, and Miss TAcg
JANE SUpDITH, Of Hsrrisan county.
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-I.illernI.

TERMS. sis per month, $IOy Bounty,
and l6O acres OF land. Pay TO commence
from date Of enlistment. Good boarding
will bs provided for those who desire it, Of
commutation arranged for the same Ad
vsrtissment for Volunteers in Cadix Sentinel
Tsll Us Deighhor Allen how it Is that you
folks in Harrison give your volunteers 16C
'seres Of land. We, here In Carroll county
afo not able to treat ours 50 generously. How
y it2- Carroll County Onion.
6JWe have the Congressman, Br. Wey.
and. and you havn't. That ia one reason ~
The second is. the present Congress are .
very libsral set Of fellows, and will give eaway
Sat Of UncIe Sans pocket whatever is tc
give. Arc you satisfied? Z "
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Scientific.

Solution of Grammatical Problems, submitted
BY tab.
/. "Birds sing" Is general proposition
which declares the act Of singing to be sim
ply habit of birds, and "Birds are singing
is particular proposition which declares the
act Of singing TO be in progress, and unfinish-
ed. Therefore the general proposition,
"Birds sing" and the particular proposition
"Birds are singing" are not equivalent as
Mr.. Green affirms.
2. II do solemnly swear" and "You do
solemnly swear" are propositions OF similar
construction. for they differ only in the per-
son Of their subjects. but each is a complete
sentence without the wsrd "John," which in
the first sentsnce identify's the speaker, and
in the second identify's the person spoken
to. Therefore "John" has the same gram.
matical relation IN each sentence, and must
be in the same case.
8. "a young lady exclaimed, "my educa.
ton is ut last finished" Isl proposition in
which ''ladyD b introduced as . third per.
son and caused TO recite her own language;
now this she must do rs speaker, or fra
person. Therefore "lady" is the antecedenl
OF III" but II" cannot agree with IL in per
son as Mr. Pinneo affirms it must,
Answer to Arithmetical question in No. 40
submitted by fAs--75, ,302. .027, $3.50.
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Ror iha sanfinal.
A Cam,

Nh. AhLzs;--I notice in the Sentinel Of
LAST week, in an editorial review Of the case
Of Er. N. MeFadden, Of Harrison, and Mr..
d. Il. Williams, Of Belmont county. in con-
nsction with the lisutenancy in Captain Poor
mans Company. now at Mt. Vernon, some
very unjust illusions to Mr.. KennOn and
myself IS suppose. ~
Iquote the sentence complained OF "An-
other election was held, and Mr.. MeFadden
was again elected as FIRST Lieutenant by some
thirty majority. But this did not please the
Captain and couple Of gentlemen who are
representing Belmont county at Columbus"
Again: "The Captain then went to Colum-
bus, and through his influence and that Of
the two gentlemen mentioned above, had 9
particular pet, who was not member OF the
Company, First Lieutenant" N O. "a
Now. ! wish to say through the same
channel through which the article containing
the above extracts found their way to the
public, that so Ear as the charge alludes to
myself 1t Is wholly unjust, having no ounda-
ton. either directly or indirectly In truth
...ss-..,.. -, .,...-.,.. a. -. ~.
....;-....s. as M. wa,;.r.s - a., I;sr.
-, !. c.,,.;n poa..,n.,,s conn.,v or ~
a;..,... NJ, MoF.aa., Tbs s.ms III.
a.. =. =. e,r;o,,v .r,. n rofaranca 10 M,
-. Ia;a -. s;,,. :. ,o,,
| .., as- y % r.
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0TThs Cadiz Republican huzzas for Green
township, in that county, because she has
raised fbirty-nins meu for the three years SER
vice. Down there they msst be thankful
for small kyors. Why, little Sandy town.
ship. in this county, that only polls 29s votes.
has furnished nizty volunteers, and can yet
furnish . score more II the country requires
their services TtLsoarusca' Advocate.
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SOMETHING NEwTHAT IS WORM HAVING.
The new War Map recently published by
Asher q Co., Indianapolis, Ind, has just been
revised and thoroughly corrected 50 that now
tis not only the most CONVENIENT PocKEI
Wan MAI, but the MOST CORRECT. They ad
vertise for county agents to sell in each county
and offer good discount. We advise any
person in want ofa good map to send rs cts
By mail and they will receive the worth o
their money. Any man with FROM Eve to ter
dollars capital, can make good wages as ,
county agent. Address az above.
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GTWe regret to announce the death OF
JAMES HADDocK SMITH. of Columbus, which
took place on the I'd inst. His excellent
companion "a daughter OF Gov. Medary) de-
parted this life some three months SINCE
Mr.. 8. was in his 39th yoar. He had repre-
sented Brown and franklin counties in the
Ohio Legislature, was at one time editor aud
proprietor of the Ohio Statesman, and Yves
Clerk of the Court Of franklin county when
he died. He leaves four orphan children.
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Time Cha nged IN holding Conrt

It will Dc seen BY reference to 9 notice
from the Clerk Of the Court Of Harrison
County, that the next term Of the Court Of
Common Pleas for Harrison County win
commence on Tuesday, February rs. 1852,
instead of Tuesday, February 1s. 1862, as
heretofore announced. All persons interest
ed will take notice. .a... - -.
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cnns,,r an TnnRiers.

We are pleased to learn. that President
Lincoln has appointed our respected fellow
citizens, jesse H. McMath, Esq, Consul to
Tsneiers. This COnsulship is No. 1 ap-
pointmsnt, being worth 5000 year. The
President could not have made better ap-
pointment and we congratulate our old shool-
mate and friend in receiving such lucrative
post.
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0THon. Daniel j. Perkey, of Holmes
county, committed suicide on the 1st inst,
by cutting his throat with . razor. He rep
resented his district in the State Senate du-
ring the session Of ~ and '58. The only
cause assigned for this act is melancholy pro-
ducad by the present deplorsble condition Of
the country.
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0rBarrett at the old stand is selling
Watches. Chains, Jewelry, and oil goods in
that line at low rates and no humbug. We
notice some particularly nice and fine styles
Of Watches, which we find be is selling at
War Prices and no mistake. Now Is the
time to npitch in"
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OTThat old reliable Democratic paper
the St. Clairsville Gazette, comes to us in q
new dress, which greatly improves its ap-
pearance. Br. Heaton publishes an excellent
paper. and deserves hearty support from
the Democracy Of old Belmont.
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GTLeut. Cady's Company is filling up
very rapidly. This is one Of the best oppor-
tunities that will be offered our patriotic citi-
zens to serve their country. Fallin, and let
Cady's company be Immediately full.
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The Next Harrison county rai'

The Board OF Managers of the Harrison
County Agricultural Society decided at their
meeting on last Saturday, that the next An
nual Fair OF the Harrison County Agricul-
tural Society, should be held on the Fair
Grounds adjoining Cadiz, on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. October I, 2 and 9
1862.
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OTMr. JoHN AKIN. an old citizen OF
Greene township, in this county, died on last
Thursday afternoon from sudden attack Of
paralysis. Mr.. A. was gentleman highly
respected by his neighbors.
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Coleman wants money. and The best way
10 raise it viii be to sell new lot Of prints
he has Just received at ie' cts. PEI, ,yard,---
New spring style delainss very low. One
and ali who are indebted call and pay. All
books closed from this forward.
Feb. 1, 1862. -- JOHN COLEMAN. g
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wall PAPER ! Wall Paper!!

THE subscriber takes pleasure in calling the
Il attention of the public to his large and
well selected stock of Wall Papers, just recei-
wing for the Spring and Summer trade. His
stock consists OF 20 900 pieces with 400 differ
en-; patterns. ranging in price from 6zcsnts to-
o., ,0v per piece, together with every variety Of
Borders, Window Curtains, Decorations for
fannel Work, &C., SIS.
He has also on hand a complete assortment
of School, Historical, Medical, Religious and
Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Blank Books,
&c, &C., which will be sold wholesale and re-
tail as cheap as they can be had West OF the
Mountains. Give me a call.
J. NJ. LAYTON.
March $3.50. a-
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FALL AND WINTER TRADE.

e,rnnr ruo-.s
friend. and 4. pubic ,h.s sSes are 20 Their
ceipt Of their stock Of Fsll aud Winter Goods.
embracing Dry Goods in ell their varieties,
Csrpeting, Oil Cloth and Carpet chain, Millin.
cry Goods OF every variety Notions, and Va.
rieries generally. comprising the largest, and
in some respects, the most desirable we ever
brought, to the city. Our customers may res,
assured thar they viii reap all the sdvs nta ges
thst fair dealing. long experience, close at.
ieuiion TO business, careful buying. and buying
with Cash, can give them, We buy most o.
our goods with cash, directly from the man.
Auction honses, thereby saving q large Der
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-02-12

ITAn infant son of Charles D., and Mar.
garet Conoway, Of Archer township, was bu.
ried at Bethel Cemetery, on last Friday.