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f I y the vtlclatl Ru-wian wt Ik-r-r.iinM-n.
It was translated into It present
vni by f T. IV-iwrinp. It H certainly one
of On" noblest in the Knciixb or any
nhtr lancuaite. mid well deserve to be
srru-n In ic!iw"f gold. IJ. Khoihtrr.
GOD.
Oh iy.mt IV.emal onel Whose presence
briu-M
AH ( iWh PimpT, all motion guide;
I'pciim through Time's all devastating
fl':h;
Thou on-v Go 1! There it no G-d beside !
JV-inr :iVvall belnsr; mighty One;
Whom n.uiccan comprehend and none ex
plore; Who fiK' existence with Thyself '.on
Kmbraeirn sil,- supporting rolling o'er
Being whoiu we call Cod and know so
niore.
Tn ill t.ublims research, philosophy
May moaMire out the ocean deep may
count
The andsor the sun's ravs but, 0:1! for
Thoo
There is no weight nor measure none can
mou it
Cp In 'Ity mysteries: Reason's bright
sir'i,
Thou'jrli k.ndled by Thy light, in yain may
t-y.
To truce Thy council, infinite and dark
An.' thought is lost e'er thought can soarso
liish. .
Even like past moments in eternity.
Thou from primeval nothingness dld'at call
Vist, chaos then existence Lord on Thee
Rtcmity had its iouudalie n all
Kpmu; forth from Thee of light, joy, har
ta iny.
Roto origin, nil life, all beauty Thine,
Thy word created nil, and doih create
Thy splendor Slis all t. pt.ee with rays divine.
Vliou an and wert and shall be: Glorious
great,
T.ife-giviiig, life-sustaining Potentate
Thy chains the unmeasured Universe sur
round Upheld by thee by Thea inspirod with
breath".
Thou the beginning with the end hath
bound.
And beautifully mingled life and death.
As sparks mount upwards from the tiery
biaza
So suns are bora, so worlds spring forth from
Thoe,
And ns tbs spangles In the sunny rays
rihine round the silver snow, the pageantry
Cf Heaven's bright army glitters in Thy
praise.
A million torches, lighted by Thy hand
Wander unwearied throughthe blue abyss;
Thine own. T hy power accomplish, Thy
command
All ap with life, all eloquent with bliss;
What shall we call them? Piles of crystal
light!
A glorious company of goldea streams!
Lamps of celestial ether burning bright?
Sun's lightning systems with their joyous
bums,
Bat Thou to those art as the noon to night.
Yet, as a drop of water in tho sea,
Al! this magnificence in Thee is lost.
What then uro ten thousand worlds com
pared to Thee,
And what am I then. Heaven's unnumber
ed host,
Though multiplied by myriaclsand arrayed
In all the glory of sublimest thought,
I but an atom in the balance weighed
Against Thy greatness is a cpher brought
Against Iulinitv. What am I then? .Nought.
Noirjht; but the effluence of Thy light
tiiVine
Pervading worlds, has reached my spirit too;
Yea In my spirit doth thy spirit shine
As shines the sunbeams in u drop of dew.
Nought; but I live and on Hope's pinions Hy
E-igar towards thy produce; tor in Theo
I live and breathe, and dweil, aspiring high,
Kven to tho throne of Tliy divinity.
Iain, O Ciod ! and surely Thou must bo.
Thou art directing, guiding all Thou art;
Hirect my understanding then to Thee,
Control my spirit, guide my wandering
heart;
Though but an atom 'mid immensity.
fctiil f am something fashioned by Thy hand
I hold a middle rank 'twixt heaven and
earth,
On the last verge of mortal being stand
Close to tho realms where angels have their
birth,
Just on the boundary of tho spirit land.
The chain of being is complete in mi;
In mo is matter's last gradation lost
And the next step is spirit Duty.
I ean command ihe lightning and r.m dust,
A monarch and a slave, a woi m a GodI
Whence came I here; and how so uiarvel
ously Constructed and conceived! unknot n; this
clod
lives sursly through some higher enorgy;
for from itself aioue it could not be.
Creator! yes. Thy wisdom and Thy word
Create me; 1 hou source of life and good
ihou spirit ot my spirit, ana my loiui
Thy light, Thy loVe, in their bright plenti
tude Filled me with nn immortal soul; to spring
Ovsr the abyss of Death, and budu it wear
The garments of Eternal day, and wing
Its heavenly flight beyond the little sphere
E ven to its source to'Thwe its author thore.
O thought ineffable! O vision blest!
s Though worthless our conceptions all of
Thee
Yet shall Thy shaddowed image fill our
breast,
i And watt its homage to the Deity.
God! thus above my lowly thoughts can soar;
Others seek Thy presence Being wise and
good
'Midst thf vast works; admire, obey, adore,
And when the tongue is eloquent no more
The soul shall speak in tears of gratitude.
Z l Waiting? Tor Christ.
"Dear Gertrude," I said to a young friend.
"why are yuu not a Christian?"
"I do not know," she answered; "I wish
I did know. I have long wanted to be a
Christian. I have prayed ior it continually
these three years, ever since mother died,
and am not one yet."
' ; ','But Gertrude, Jesus himself says,
'Come unto mo, all ye that labor and are
. heavy laden, and I will give you rest.' Come
to hiurmy dear; take him for your Saviour,
1 your Master and your Lord."
"lake Christ! said Gertrude with won
L dering earnestness; "I thought I was to
wait til! Christ took me."
"But what are you waiting for? Christ
tias provided a full salvation. He has invi
ted you by Ids word; and uioro than this, he
has caUvd yon by his Spirit, for this earnest
desire of yonrs bis special, individual call to
you, it came from him."
br. . "And what am J to do."
-"Give yourself to him. Say, 'Lord lam
a lost sinner, but thy grace is infinite. Save
me. ' "
"I have said that a thousand times." .
"Then vou have come to hiiu. But re
member that when you take Lira as your
Saviour, you must also take him as your
'r King. ' Henceforth he is to be your Master,
. and you are to spend your life in his ser
v rice.
..-j ; "That U just whan I want to do.. Is that
coming to him? Is it as easy to come to
. him? Are you sure that this is coming to
, him?" . , ,
''Yes, if you do it with all your heart."
"I do, I do; but how am I to know that
he accepts me?" "
"He 6ayg he does. Uiswoid is enough.
Believe him. He says he will 'in no wise
, east out.' He does not answer audibly or
' . give a visible sign. , You must trust his
f -word." ..'.!. i . .
"Is this so?" said Gertrude very solemnly.
'Whv should I- wait anv loneer? , Whv
v . should I not take him for my Saviour tow?
v It is what I hava desired alt thesa years.
Ilia graoe aiding mo, I will serve hiin all my
life. It is what I really wish. And am I
' indeed his? Already a new light dawns on
allthioKs." " :
i That new light has iton on brightening
Iter since, It was tho gleam of the "Day
- spring from on high'. which "hath visited
F
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Columbus, Ohio.
December 7, 1SG1.
2JH3-W STORE
-IN
DEERSVILLE,
SrtltlOlGH. fOOTilAP k
CO.
i RK now openiue. at their room in Doers-
J ville, the largest and best stock of
bloods ever brought to the place, which was
purchased in the .t,ast exclusively tor Cash
and will be sold a
A LITTLE CHEAPEH
than similar goods can be had at any other
hotiso
IN THE COUNTY.
We have everything in our line that money
will purchase, and we are determined to se
cure the patronage of the public by selling
goods cheaper than they are to be had else
where. Give us a call and we will convince
you that tho New Store is the place to get
larfams :
The highest price paid for all kinds o
Country Produce, bv
moci;ll uuii. cocltoap a co.
P. S. Mr. Wm. C. Parry is connected
with the firm.
May 4, lSti4.
AND
Y A III E T Y STORE!
rSMILEY SHARON
TTATIXO purchased the' estxibliybmen
I l former v kept Ov Miimuel r erguson
oliiiosite tlio public btilldinzs. Cadiz. '!iio,
respeotiuny lniorms tno puinie iniit ne nils
on hand and is prepared to lurnisn in larjre
or small quantities everything usually kept
in a store ot mat Kind, lie wm enueavor,
to the best of bis ability, to please the public,
and he hopes by so doing to merit and re
ceive a liberal share of the public patronage.
Common and Fancy Candies of all kinds,
Almonds, Filberts," Cream and Pea Nuts,
Raisins Figs, Dates, French Currants, Su
gar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers, Uark
and Ground Cinnamon, Pepper, Jinger, Al
Npice, Starch, Fine and Common Cigars, To
bacco, Pulverized White Sugr, Pickles,
Pepper Sauce, Port Monnies, Wutch Chains
Keys and Guards, a fine lot of common Jew
elry, TOYS of all descriptions, vo.
Oysters Fresh in season, and in Summer
nice Cove Ovsters served at oil hours. The
lovers of this delicious bivalve cannot fail
to be pleassd.
Ice CVflcoiv In season, in tho best stylo.
Itis Sod't Fountain is in full blast, mid the
public will find this the most healthful and
cooling beverage for hot weather.
'iB-Country Confectioneries can be sup
plied at his establishment on the very best
terms.
Cadiz, Ohio, May 2.5, 186-1.
NEW BAKERY.
- O. WAGNER
WOULP respectfully inform the (-itlzens
of Cadiz and vicinity that be keep-i
constantly on bauds at his new Liikefy, on
Murk-';t street, one door South of tieorgo's
Grocery, all kindsof Pit K AD, C A K US, &o,
which lie will soil at reasonable iricos.
lie also keeps Cigars, Candies, fcc
CadiJ!, April 22, laoi. ! : ,
s
U d A B , Ac,
20 hW. Brown Sugar, '
25 bull. N. O. Molasses,
" 10 bbls. Etctra s'amllv &rnm iri'lvad
and for sate by t;KOIlOB A WlO.
ABEL CARSON,
Manufacturer and Dealer iu
AUHSEOFJABIEIWAI,
CHalrsJ dfco. ,
At the old shop of Wm. 1. Fry, Cadiz, Ohio.
HE warrants all of his work to be of the
best quo! Ity, and will be sold at the low
est rates. - ,'..:-,;
ParticularatlentlonpaidtoTnannlocturln.'
COFFINS. He keeps a good HEARSE.
Cadiz, July 15, 1863. - -.
EW MALAGA RAISINS, boaoU and
raiains
CUKBA1TT8,
gusiitcjss (Cards.
WILLIAM P. HAYS,
ATTOllNEY Air I. A W,
Cadiz. Otito.
OFFTCF. On Main Street, li the rv.nl
formerly occupied by T. Phillips, lsq.,
a a Justice s ortie.-.
All pr.fe9innal business in this and ad
joining oounik will receive prompt atten
tion. Dec. 14, 1964.
JESSE O. THOMAS,
ATTOBNP.Y A.T 3L.A.W,
Cadis, Ohio.
" OFTtcE On Market street, over the Na
tionat Bank; entrance, on door Eusu
All professional business in this and ad
Joining counties will receive prompt atten
tion. Dec 14, 'C4.
J. M. ESTEP,
ATTOllN 11 Y A T X. A. W
Cadlx, Ohio.
CoLLirrtONS made, and business of Exe
cutors, Administrators and Guardiuns at
tended to. . ,
Also the collection of
Bark Pay, Bounties, Praaisni, Ac.
Of KoMiersand Widows mid heirs of deceas
ed soldiers, Ac, attended to.
office On Mam street, opposite Reali s
Drug Store.
PHILIP DONAHUE,
ATTOllMIY A T I, A ,
I'arUz, Ohio.
Office On Market Street, over M cOon-
ne'.l's (iroe.'rv. Entrance between Hanna's
and McConnell's.
Cadiz, Ohio, ,lnue 1. 1SW2.
D. CUNNINGHAM,
ATTOHNKY A T Ij A. W,
' Cadiz, Olilo.
Will civo prompt attention to all local
business entrusted to his care in Harrison
and adjoining counties.
Office I p stairs, in George s Corner.
Entraneo on Main street.
March In, l.S(4.
JOSEPH SHARON,
ATTOHN 13 "V AT X. A. XV ,
Cndiz, Ohio.
jfflr-Strict attention to all business en
trusted him in Harrison, Jefferson, Belmont
and Tuscarawas Counties.
Oflice in the brick building, opposite tho
Cadir. House." Jan. 2.", '60.
II. S. JHOODY,
ATTOllN IJ V A. T 1 AAV,
JStculeiivIllo, Olilo.
,7S?SWill practice in the Courts of Harri
son Count v. aprll.'oo.
S. 15. SHOT WELL,
ATTORNEY A.T A XV ,
Cadiz, Olilo.
Continues to practice in Harrison and
adjoining counties, and t;ives especial and
prompt attention to (!ollecting, business of
Kxccutors and Administrators, Guardians,
Wards, Partilioni. Sales ot Lands. Settle
ment of lCslalos, Titles to Heal Kstate, Con
veyancing, Suits at at l.nw and int iiimcery,
Loaninsr ii'nd Invest ivient of Monev, and all
other professional business placed in his
charge.
-a,no is Ascent lor tne atate twnK of
Ohio and others, for loaning money, Ac.
fcaOmce in Ueorge s corner, Mum street.
Jan. 18;i0.
Wholesale Grocers,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers in Iro!nop A Agricultural
implements.
Agents for the sale of the iluckoye Mcjprer
anil neaper in iinrrison, .icnersnu
and Belmont. Counties.
CADIZ, OHIO.
March 1(5, 1R(!4.
3: SRZXjXLsIUSI
ui:ai.i:h in
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
GErs mum
.flarkot Street,
Cadiz, Ohio.
Nov. 14, 1MI0.
E, M. MAItSII J. II. MANNER.
31A11S1I MA?JNK,
Manufaetnrers and Dealers in
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
JivrUet Street, Cadiz, Cllo.
One Door Below Brown d Brother's Store,
Eft-Thuir Cigars are of the best quality.
MAKSII & MAXNEU.
Cadii!, May 11, '6-1.
John Geouob .........Frank Kennedy.
GEOItGE At, KEMVEDY,
TTAVK purchased tho Tannincr establish-
B JL ment of Samuel ieorgo, Sr., and are
now manufacturing a superior article of
Leather, to which they invite tho attention
of all who want Good Leather.
A lartie stock of Spanish Sole, Morocco,
Lining Skins and Tanner's Oil, always on
hand.
f V 1 t ?
They are paying the ITirhrxt Market rriec
in 'ash tor ilide:, Skins and Bark.
Dee. 17, 1st 12.
BEX JAMIN WATIUNSOX,
OFFEKS his services to tho citizens ol
Cadiz and surrounding country, in the
art of
House Tainting, Graiitinfl, Paper Hanging,
Vortiishht.il.
and nil kinds of Imitation in Wood, Stone
and Marble. Also. Si(-rn Painting attended
to on most reasonable terms.
" Those wishing to have Painting done in
the best and most modern style, would do
well to give him a call, as he endeavors to
do hix work in a neat, substantial and work
manlike milliner.
Cadiz, May 17, 185(5.
H. H. HARRISON,
DENTIST,
OCCUPIKH the room formerly occupied
by Lukens it Harrison, opposite the
Cadiz House. Having litted up his rooms
in Ihe latest and best at vie, he is ready and
waiting to have his old friends and new ones
call to sec him. Ho puts up as Fine Teeth,
both Plate and Vulcanite, as any Dentist.
'irTeeth extracted without puin, If desi
red. All Operations Warranted.
Dentists ean also find at his otllce a fine
stock of teeth of every kind at fair prices.
Feb. 3, lol.
EXCHAN GK H0TKL,
OPPOSITE I iVIO. DEPOT,
Coluinbua, Ohio.
Sept. 21, 1864-ly.
J. C- MIED.EL,
HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
Cabinet Hardware, Shoe Findings,- Agricul-
furai Implements, Nads, Glass, dc.
Main Street, Opposite tho Court House,
CAuiz, Ouio. ,
June 15, 1864.
MOOTS -A. ' 1) HIIOK:
A. GUOCERICS.
JOHN S. DAVENPORT.
HAS Forty or Fifty pair of Men's Heavy
and Kip Boots, and a good assortmcii'
of Misses and Women's Shoes for wiutei
wear. Olve him a call, and sue bis work
If it suits, take it leave me ths money and
i wm tat you go.
- - JOHN S. DAVENPORT..
Cadlc, OUo. July 13, 164-1?.
s
CHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY
JL jusir aaa rrssk steak always on hand
STOVES hST0VES !
James M. Paul,
II aa the Lar;ctt an I Moct Complete
Aesortmeiit fcf
Embracing every variety and quality, both
forWKa and" Coal, that has evr leen
brought to Cadlx. He also lias ev
' erythltig that belontfs o tho bu.
siness, such as
ISraws Copper ICottlcs,
of all sires and qualities, and adapted to ev
ery purpose for which such kettles
. can beuscd.
Ilonse Spotting, Raofing, &e.
done on short notice.
TI ITWABE,
Of nil kinds always kept on hand, or made
to order. In short, everything lieloncing
to the business will lie found in bis
store, llepairliig all ktr.dsof Job?
Work done on the shortest
notice and most reasona
ble terms.
HE
sells every
k thine in his store
at prices ranging from
10 to 0 per cent ., cheaper for
Cash, than such articles have
ever le;'ore been sold in the place.
When you need anvthing in his line, re
member the place Market Street, opposite
Brown's Store, and seven doors south of the
coiner. ' "
JAMES M. PAUL.
Cadiz, Slay 11, 1SU4.
w Firm!
8. OE011OE, JR.,
JAMKSGEOKOK.
GEORGE & BBO,
HAVE now on hand, and are receiving a
full supply of
SUGARS, OF ALL GRADES!
iEAS,
COFFEE,
SYRUP
of the best qtialitv.
S'The liitrhest market price paid for
Countrv Produce.
Cadiz, Dee. 23, l.Sf3.
O j9l jE. X Jk. C3- 33
MANUFACTORY,
J. D. MINICK
(Formerly Miniek it Clark.)
RESPECTFULLY announces to the citi
, zens of Harrison and udjoining coun
ties that he has removed from Lecsburg to
Cadiz, and has determined to make this his
permanent place of business.
pa-Call and see his Finished Carriages on
trtvd.-&$.
lie employs only the most experienced
work men, a nd is ready to make to order
GAMUGES, -BUGGIPS,
S Ii I IDE BE ATS!
AXP KVHUYTIIING IN HIS LINK,
equal to any city niaiiufaotory. Itepairing
and Trimming of all kinds attended to; and
better than all i-S-IIK WARRANTS ALL
HIS WOKK..
J. D. MINICK.
March 10, 18(14.
JOS. MEANS TMKA.SAS.NJR OKO. B.MI2ANS
Hteutoiivillo IToniMlry and
31nctliiMe Works ,
MEANS & BROTHERS
Manufacturers of
4 LIj kinds of Foundry and Machine Shop
a oiks.
Tlueshintc Machines Mill Geraing for Saw
Iron for liridges or Orist Mills,
Coal car heels, Cast Iron Fronts,
Truck A wagon wh'ls ' " Windows,
Window Wniirhts '-" " l)(Mr Sills.
Bolts and Nuts cut and " " Doorsteps,
made to order, " " CoalYaulls,
Cast Jl wrought screws Rhaftinaand tiulling
lurnisiieaiosize, : lurninit anu 1'iating
StenniHoilei'smmleand Iron, ;
repaired, Fancy Grates,
Plow Points and wagon Common Grates,
iioxes, c ounting Mouse, ot-
orlico. Garden and lice A-Chureh Stoves
Grave Y'anl I 'eiu-ing.
We have a new and improved WATKR
w il I'.l.l., which lias oeen awarctea tne pre
lniiiin over alt competition. -. .....
Our lacilities lor worn are largo, ana hav
ing an extensive assortment of Patterns, we
can promptly lnl almost anv order in our
bruncli ot uuHiness. Aililress
M10ANS A UKOTHERS,
July 23, 1WW. Steubenville, Ohio,
SADDLE AND HARNESS
. MAEI 1ST O-.:
J. R. CRAWFORD,
HAVING removed his Saddler shop to tho
brick building, on the corner, opposite
Ueall s iirug htore, Keeps coustanly on hand
an assormeni oi
SADDLES.
BRIDLES.
JAPANNED AND
81 LVER PLATED
x-xLXiNr
CARRIAGE AND
LEATHER WHIPS,
COLLARS, TRUNKS,
and all other article in my line. Repairing
done and work made to order on tho shortest
notice and of the best material and work
manship. Please call before purchasing elsewhere,
as all work is warranted to be as represented
and. us cheap itsnt iinv other plueo. . .
.1. R. CRAWFORD, Agent. .
Cadiz, April 15.
CI 0 3FPE G TI 0 R Y f
IFZBIIIILIIF FTJHB
r ESI'ECTFULLY informs- the citizens
, of Cadiz and vicinity that ho has com
menced the alKive business, in all of its va
rious branches, In tho room formerly occu
pied by John Rikus, Main Street, Cadiz,
Ohio. lie warrants his Bread, Cakes, Ac,
to bo of the best quality, and not surpassed
in this or any other town. ;
Particular attention paid to baking all
kinds or (Jakes for Farties, Weddings, &o.
His stock of Csnfttcllonorlos is full and
complete. . . . ..
A share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited. .
Cadiz, Junel, 1804-lyr.
171 I O IT 11 . The best Extra
Family
J1 Fl
amr i ways on nanus.
J. P. Smith's test brand.
Flour and all heavy packafrss of Grosarlss
WW
srBiu Axn smnER trade:
FOR 1QQ4.
iirairsm of ems
OLKAT -
riiZrARA TJOSSor a LARGS THA DK
O L 3Z H3
es , o
H
K
J3 T O XT. 33 .
7"-1, Main SSt., Wheeling.
STONE t THOMAS announce to their
their friends and the public that they
are In reoeipt of their stock of Spring and
Summer Goods, embracing Dry Goods in all
their varieties. Carpeting, Oil Cloth and Car
pet chain, Millinery Goods of every variety,
Notions, and varieties generally, comprising
tho largest, and in some respects, the most
desirable wo ever brought to the citv. Our
cuNtoinerH mar rest assured Unit they will
reap all thu advantages that fair dealing, a
long experience, close attention to business,
careful buyiiigr, and buying with Cash, can
give them. We buy most of our goods with
rash, directly from" the manufacturers and
Importers, ah I from close cash Auction hou
ses, thereby saving a largo jjer centnge. AVe
h ivh ample facilities for doing a large -lobbing
Trade, and invite the attention of Mer
chants t.) our stock before buying, and Tail
ors to our stock of Cloths, Caswimeres and
Vestingw.
Without particularizing, we will say we
keep tho largest stock in the city of the fol
lowing as well as all goods.
Press Silks, of every style and price,
Miliinerv itoods, silks, velvets, ribbons &o.
French Mormon, of every shade.
French Prints and Good.
Goods for Friend's wear and traveling.
Shawls of every grade arid price.
Thud and Prints, mid worsted fabrics for
dresses, Cloaks and Cloaking, Prints, Ticks,
Muslins, Flaiinels, lilankets, and goods for
Man and lloirs wear generally. So Good
House shall sell cheaper.
Our stock of VV KS will be found to be
very desirable. We ask attention to our
stock of Carpeting, ifcc, which is very full
and at low prices.
All goods sold at a low advance on pur
chase. ;
Persons making purchasesin tho city will
find it to their interest greatly, to give us a
call before buying. -
Parcels sent to any part of tho city frer.
Keinember the sign of the "Golden Ilee
Hive," neartho Suspension Bridge.
STOivE & THOMAS.
April 27, l!f4.
EVEIIYKOOY
TO CALL AND SEB
AlHETT'S
JO
ELEGANT NEW STOCK
OF
GOLD AND SILVER
GOLD. SILVER &PUTED
FINE GOLD PENS,
GOLD PENS WITH PATENT AND
EXTENSION CASES,
GOLD LOCKETS,
GOLD RINGS
X IV GflK AT TABIKTYi
AND
BREAST PINS & EAR RINGS
OP ALL STYLES.
OIL
OILS AND PERFUMERY,
Together with a thousand other things not
necessary to be enumerated here. Call and
see, as goods in my line will positively bo
sold low, and everything ia,rr anted as rep
resented. ,. i
G. 15. BARRETT.
Cadiz, Market Street, June 1, ISM.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES I
VILSOrT & BR0'S
Stock I-'rcNh hikI Complete!
"0 ,17 E have on hand, and are now receiving
Tf from the South and East, tho largest
Stock of Groceries ever brought to Cadiz, to
which wo wish to call the attention of Ito
tailers and others wishing to purchase for
their own consumption. We are determin
ed to sell as low if not lower than either
Steubenville or Wheeling prices. Our stock
consists in part ot
t
Sugars N. O. Sugar
- Circle A Crushed
Powdered
i . " A Soft Crushed '
B. ".. . . !' , t
Molassks N. O. Molassss
Sykup Ijovenny's Golden
Coffee Primo Rio
" Java
Rice rrime Kice
Fish No. 3 Mackerel
100 hhds,
20 bbls.
10 ' '
10 ; "
10 "
io "
600 bbls.
20 " f
150 bags. '
60 Sacks.
10 Tieroes
40 bbls. .
40 I bbls. -
Lake Fish, all kinds 100 i bbls. .
Scotch Herring 50 boxes.
Soda English Soda 20 kegs.
Socla Salaratus . . 20 boxes.
Spicks Ground Papper 20 boxes.
, Grain " 10 Sacks,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, . .
Ginger, Mustard, Ao., Ao. , . .
March W, 186i " : ' '
OaT oujd metai
iri.KTED at ths Tin and Coppar Shop
f V oi jamm n. tr.u m, warn.
for
hill ths highest pries will WttU.
0J1b, Oatobar 6 im.
J4WVA uauaa a aa.j a-'AVVA i iorT
JL ' Nearly all-tha popular Patent Medl
cines of the day eonstaoil on hand and Cox
w
aaJabT JVHX DSAliL
May U, IMA
SHG&BSSI
TS-T EXT TO EXJ07TNQ OOO DHEALTH,
nothing in no pleasant aa to be success
ful iu one's pursuits. For it not only sweet
ens our exisiencu, but often prolongs it. . To
reach the meridian of life, to look kilo the
past ; to see thu past full of
IBB Mfl EOMIBIE MIS!
crowned with having well provided for
those we love and cherish, are such delicious
pleasures that they make one young again.
But this comfortable position cannot be at
tained without wxtraordinary effort;
On JIm To Ba Ip And Doing!
Tht Main Foint with a Merchant
II
To Hare . Tha Right Goods At
THE RIGHT PRICESI
AND
For a nierohant without the rijht goods a
thu right irices is -
Like the carl h without the sun,
Like the man without roasor;,
Tjike the woman without virtus, , ,,
Liko tho well without water,
Like the true without leaves.
rciNrbwiisrG this
TO BE A FACT, WE HAV3
SXarlialld and Quartered
At our Business Place, on Market Street,
one of the Finest Assortments of
Ready Made Clothing
AITD-
tiEXT's FCKxianiJia goods,
coksistiks e
DRBSS. BUSINESS, AND
FATIGUE COATS!
PANTS & VESTS
or
LIGHT & DARK CASSIMERE,
MiUtary Clothing
OVER - COATS
" ' r -
HaU,
. Bhirts,
iospsodars,
Olores.
; i ... Kaok-Tles, :
Scarfli
Handksrehisjs,
' . , Hoaisry,
Oollars,
' ' cmDrsHas, ' ;' '
t.,-- &axA Goods, -! i.:
- '. VALISES,
': " - GLOVE BIOS.
All of whiob bays bsaa bought to tba vary
cast aa vantage, ana A , ,
WILLNOTBE UNDERSOLD!
BTJUTT BOTMX XAVO' WZrtf
IIGIJf Till.
TEI-WEEKLY 0, S. Mffi
' ' r . t)- - - - - - - -
tH-ffWiv QtJu o asiiipJia,
TUK nbor!tiiF wonttl eepe!tflf7 to
form th traveling emnmiuiity lht !
lsnmninth V. S. MuH Hack lXunfrcm
Ca)u to Wkeolinya and t&Aiuii( him jitif -did
lm.-ks will luave W la-cling and Cavfht S
weckly, at 7, A, ST., and ouiuiMt witlr ft
cars at both places. Ills hacks are new. Ws
teams good, and his driven! rarefu) af1 -.
U-ntive. lie hopos to aciv the patrouas r
of the traveling public, as he wiil endewsrr
to merit their patronage by strict attsnttaa
to their wants,, ' -
Fare from Wheeling to Cadii. or OuMs ts
Wheeling For the roue trip oatf
fino. - " '.O-H
He is also running a new Hack etwsa
Cadiz and St. ClairsvlUej Waving Cadis
erv Monday Vednesday and Friday un
ings; and St. Clairtville every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings. Partic
ular attention paid to... ir" "us Kaprasa
Packages. . - .-- . .
LtVery ' Stable.
H has also In Cadis a good a Lrvsry
Stobleasthereisin the country. Buggies,
Carriages, Horses, Ac, to be had at all times.
Travelers either arriving on the cars or im
the hack, on ba taken to any point thsy
desirs. Terms reasonable. " .
WILLIAM L. OUBEJU
Cadir., Ohio, Aug. 15. 1860. . ;
Uultiiaoro Sc Ohio Railroad
.MB.OPENiJD, -
riiniS Great KationaK-TlioroughfaH Is
again open for Freight andTntvel-i tfca
Cars and Machinery destroved are beimr re
placed by IS EW-.RU3SING -S'tOtK. with
all recent hnproveme . ii; sud-the BrWgss
and Tr.ick uro again in substantial conditkm.
The well-earned reputation of this road tM"
Speed, Seeuritu and Comfort, will tff more
than sustained utidor th reorganfeatlon f
its business.
In addition to the Unequalled Attractions
of Scenery lieretoture conceded to this loute,
Uie recent troubk-s on ths Border have asso
ciated numerous points on the road, betftoen
tho Ohio river and Harper 's Ferry vithpuJU'
ful but instructive interest.
Coneciions At tho Ohio river With th
Cleveland and Pittsburg, Central Ohio auA
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad, aod
through them with the whole Railway sys
tem of the Northwest, Central Weat tk&&
Southwest. At tho Washington . J unctiws
with tho Washington Branch for Washing
ton City and tho Lower Potomac at Balti
more with four daily trains for Philadelphia
and New Y'ork.
TWO DOLLARS additional on Through
Tickets to Baltimore or the Northern Cities
give tho privilege of visiting Washington
city en route.
T'his is tho cnb route by which passengers
can procure through tickets ana through,
checks to Washinrrton City.
W. P. SMITH, Master of Transportation,
Baltimore. .
J. H. SULLIVAN', Geasral Western Agsot,
HelUii-.'C, Ohio'. t
I. M. COLT', Giu. Tlokst Ag-t., BItiBars.
Dec. 9, lbOJ-lTf ' - ' ...
JAMES STEWART,
IS receivinshJs SPP.INO and SUMUXR
stock of , .
DEY GOODSli
Among which Tnaybs found l adies' Drtss
Goods, of a great variety, consisting in part
of plain and fancy Silki, Challios. j.leragwa.
Lawns, I'riiUi, 'Jaconets, Organrlies,' De--lainos,
Chintz, Baru Robts, Jaccnut Robes,
Ac - . . .
Spring; Summer Sliawla;!
Including a .ill assortment of Whitar
Goods. Urlllion . Jaconetw. Lawns, Eiwiss
and Mull Marsa s, Thread and Jsoonstt
Edging ond Insei gi. A large assortswnt
of Mon and Boy's ear. Ladies' and Chil
dren's UooU, Siioss d Slippers ot all vari
eties. gbocerieC K..
Cofl'ee, Sugar, Tea, Rica, Tobacco, Fish, Uo
lasys4, Syrnps, Candles, Soaps, o;
JAMES STEWART.
April 27, ISSC-. v. . ..... .
Vaiuabln rami nnl IVlllls
For Walo.
CflllE subscriber wishes to soli his FarTn
J and Orist and (Saw Mills, situated on
Pig Stillwater, noar Freeport, Harrison
county. Said Farm contains one hundred
and .seventeen acres of good land, on which
there is two dwelling house! an excellent
young orchard in bearing order, cord bank,
and ah abundance of never failing springs.
A larsro amount of the hind is excellent bot
tom land. The farm is all under a good,
stale of cultivation. ...
Tha Grist Mill is a large steam and water
Mill, which will enable the owner to grind
at all seasons of tlio year; There is an excel
lent coal bunk nt tlio mill door. The mill
has three run of burrs. Everything about
the mill is in cTimploto order, and can run at
all seasons of tho voar.
The subscriber will sell the above valuable
property on reasonable terms. Porsons
wishing further information, can call on ths
subscriber on tho premises, or C. N. Allen,
editor of thu Sentinel, .Cadiz, Ohio.
AN DHKW STJIWART. 1
Freeport, April 1, lSi3-tf.
Wall Pnpev! Wall Paper!!
rDlJHKsubscrilxT takes pleasure 'in calling
X the attention of the public to his large
and well selected stock ol.ivall Papers, just
rccui ving fort he Sring and Summer trade.
His stock consists of 20.WK) pieces with 400
dili'erent patterns, ranging ia price from 6i
cents to $1 per piocet toeotiicr with every va
riety of Borders, Window Curtains, Decora
tions for Pa nnel Work, Ac, tc - -, : :. '.
Ho has also on hand a complete assort
ment of School, Historical, Medical, Reli
gious and Miscellaneous Rooks, Stationery,
JiianK jsooKS, ckc, wmcn win oe soia wnois
sale and retail as cheap as they can be had
West of the Mountains. Olve me a call.
' J. M..LAYTON.
Steubenville, March 9, 1804. .,: , -
R O O K R I B B
050 bbls. Salt, ""
250 bis. J bis., bis. feklts Mackerel.
50 I bbls. White Fish A Lake Herring:
20 llogheads Brown Sugar,
BO bbls. Molasses and Syrup, "-
10 Pagsltioe, -. , . ..
1000 lbs. Wool Twine.
For sale cheap at ' ' '
- utuituj. oi uKu a
May 26, 1884.: ' . ....... ..
JOHN BEALL,
DRUGGIST1
and- '. " ' ;
BOOK-SELLER,
caijs, om6.
SIPE fxoin, tho many articles usually
A fouijd. among my( stock is a f uil supply
Concentrated Lye, ,r ii rj r
. Baking Soda, , . ,
Washing Soda,' "
; Cream Tarta,
Indigo, : Bny Kum,
Madtler, . " -. , Baftpetra,
Matches, " Oopparaav -;:
Flavoring Extraeta, -.('' '!.;;, w . .,.;
- . - Indigo Bltutef.
Camphoe. . - ,' : iBtaxon,.
Ginger. ' ClnnanjcsiJI '
Cloves; ;' - .k'uttnaga, .
Borax, Mustard.: . ..j,u .
Wa!l':Fapeip,
TnTadblautisi brai aM.c.tyt
Oadia, Ohio, May II, UM.'" ' '-
rnOEACOO and OIgars-a ooin Kate assort-
ineBtof etgsirs aDatooaoeoiaiaotirowa
teriUKi nn ooS absrwUg ad amokinat.
til
MRTirM as svwn arss or onau re by
; ; - mmSm mwmo,
in rr:
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