The Cadiz sentinel. [volume], March 15, 1865, Image 3

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WcdnrMlayi ------ Marolilt.
Xew Time Tablet on the Cadiz
Itrancb.
Trains leave Cadi now as follow: C -00
A. M.. anil 3-30 P. M.
The train that leaves at 6-00 A. M., makes
r closn connection at tho Junction with the
iassengcr train going West; and also eon
neou with the nassengor train going East.
The . I rain that leaves at 3-30 P. M. make
a close connection ut tho Junction with the
passoiigar train going East; and alsocoimucla
with thu passenger train going Went.
Trains- arrive at Cadiz as follow a: 1-00
I. M. and S-Od P. M.
The tmifiithat arrivnsat 1 -00 P. M. brings
lie mails from- the East mid the Wont. The
mail for both East and West leave Cadiz at
-00 A. M.
Cooking SJove for Sale!
A eoul burner Cooking Stove, as good as
new, with trimmings, for sale. Possession
given on the 1st of April next. Enquire at
the Sentinel office.
Real Solid Insurance
IS BETTER THAN' AX
Tho genuine article supplied bv
JESSE O. THOMAS, Agent
Cadiz, March 15, 115. .
.S"The' next Teacher' Examination
wit! commence on Wednesday, th li'.ith
inst.
Archer Township.
.The Democracy of .Archer township are
requested to meet at their visual place of
lioidiiior elections on SATl'HDAi', March
"1. 1805, for the purpore of nominating u
ticket to be Funportcd at the pnsuing spring
election. Turn out ! lir tjubiiit.
7-30raSURYlOTES
FOR SALIC AT THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
(.".. , AT CADIZ. , .. ,
, 'Fcr iu:eresting' information relotivo to
them oe Circular folded in to-day's6't(mf?.
JSiThe place to gut your Horse or Jack
Bill printed Mat the Sentinel office.
"SBjOver thirty millions of Government
bond have been sold dttirug (he pant, week,
through Jay Cooke's agency.
tefSee sale of the "Mattorn Farm" in
Archer towndiip, this county, hi to-dny'g
. HfiMjotOstown lot,i in the .thriving town
of Fairview, this; county, are offered at
public sale in to-day' Sentinel.
KS-The Pittsburgh Conference, M. E.
C!iun.,h, meets in Canton, Ohio, to.-dny,
OIsivli 1", B'wliop Ames, it is understood,
v.I il preside.
;Woii;.'l);ivid "Ch'uni!cy,' of Short Creek
township, thinks ho has the liuest and best
. lot of i.ve" in Harrison Comity. ' Those
that uiink dilfci-ciilly, are invited, to call and
judge lur themselves. -
Kir..-! 'a ''liTcil' nAvV'on tha fiist page of
this week's S'ilind, copied from last week's
Cadix HfiHthiintri,
;" 8'"lirf body of William V. McConnick,
wiio was drowned iu Iowa recently, (an ae
vntttit of which will be found under the head
.of "local' iiewi" on the first page.) was
found ubout two hundred yards from where
he was drowned' ' '.',
:-"'jJ6JHnViiir A-(ji;s, of Js'rcsport,' this
uounty. who voluiite.ercJ under the late call
' v.ith Lieutenant Steele, died in Columbus, a
few diiys siiioe.., Mrs. Angus has loot ber
"hiTsbah 1 arid eld wt son within a year both
l i the service of ..their eouutry. .
B?6.We direct attention to tlw sale near
llxduunn 1, JcUji'snn county, Ohio, of Wuu
.'Jjldd's tine lldr.seS hud, tdieo"priti tu-do'y's
' papcK 'flie sale' takes1 place Wednesday,
April 12, 1.S6j. i. Sir. L. has as fine hereof
and sheep a.i can be found anywhere.
XSu.Mr'. John McOaw, an old and welj
known citizen of Archer township, this
county, died on last Thursday. Mr. Me
. lw hai been a Ruling Eldr ill ths CVaiz
' I'resbytarian Chureh for many year.
' . Mr, Bk.vjamin 1'arhish, an old citizen
ot thia township, wai Lurried oti last Tues
' Jay week,.', '
.... John Ooj.evii, Euq., a well known and
' jirominent bjtizeil'of this (Cadiz) teffiiship,
lied on last Sunday, after a long iUne.su. Jlr.
O. wai t tuan of moire tkaa ordinary ability!.
. . "We regret, to learu of the deatb of
Jacob Bhouok, ior of Mr. John Brought
t this towqihip, which sad eveut took
' placa at Hilton Head, South Caielina,- Feb
ruary '25, 18C5. Jaeob had only volunteered
about the first of January last, -to the credit
.)f. Cadiz township, tin J was. in the sorviee
, of hi country but a short time. We sy m
pathizo with the parents and friends cr the
4eebksed Iti the loss' of their son.
WBuWe direct attention to the card of
Dr.. A,. W, Ramsey. Physieiau and feuirKeori,
Ilopedale this comity.' The Doctor itaitdii
phigh in hio profoasion, and we would recoiii
4Tpend pur frifciiiiin that seotioti when they
.are in .need of a Physician to give Dr. llam-
ajbull-"; tl- :'.'.: '
.r '.,l,(at.rrT dwolling' bouse ofV Walter
Tamison,. Es. adjoining ' Cridit caught
lira ou'.ast -Saturday, night 0 between nine
and ten o'clock." The kitchen aJ dining
f'tn priucipaUy ''dfctroyed,' but the
main building was naved through extraordi
nary exertions. -Lom about $500, princi
pally covered with' insurance inthe Phoenix
uptiy. of Hartford; J esse ' 0.;' Thoms ,
Cadi. Agent. ? r .
: Beaver Seminary.
We direct attention to the advertiscmcut
of this excellent institution of learning, iu-
to-day'g Sentinel. The advantages posse-
ed by this institutionfor giring young ladies
a complete and through education, are not
urpasiod by any similar institution in this
country. The teachers axe all fully compe
tent for their duties.
The following article from lant week's
Cadiz RepMicau, in relation to this excel
lent Seminar', will give our readers as good
an idea of its locality and advantage?, a an
it titutiou of learning, as. anything we could
write: .
Beaver Seminary! While Professor
Taylor, President of the above named iem-!
liiury, was in town we made his acquain
tance, and found him to be a pleasant gen
tleman; and as an educator, he no doubt
stands high. We learned from Professor
Taylor the following facts in relation to the
school over which he presides. Ha has re
cently purchased the school buildings here
tofore occupied by the U. P. School, and
the school have been united. The prin
ciple Teachers in the V. 1. School have
been retained by Prof. Taylor. The num
ber of scholars in attendance upon the two
schools bus averaged about loU. The
school buildings are commodious and con
venient, and tho town of Bever is pleasant
ly located and healthy.
Mr. Taylor has had charge of tho fehool
some live years, during which time several
of our young ladies have been in attendance
iipou it. Miss Magce, daughter of Dr. Ma-
5 ec, graduated at Beaver Seminary. Miss
Soyles has been in attendance upon that
school. Mrs. McCall's daughter, Miss llct
tie Gale, and Miss Laura Spencer are ut
prcscut attending that Seminary ; and they
all, we understand, speak well of it. They
all speak well of Prof. Tayloy ; and he U, no
doubt, deservedly popular, as uu educator.
If any of bur citizens desire to send their
daughters to a first class Female Seminary,
they, perhaps, could not do better than to
send tliein to Beaver.
t$Over two hundred and forty-live per
sons have joined the M. E. Church, oa the
Deersville circuit, during the last three
months; under the ministrations of Reve.
Dennis and Brady. Eighty-nine of that
number have joined at the ''Asbury Chap,
el," in this township.
BsUuder the head of ''neighborhood
News," we give full particulars of the hor
rible and brutal murder of John B. Cook,
Deputy Provost Marshal of Guernsey Coun
ty. We knew Mr. Cook well, lie was an
excellent man. '
We are pleased to learn that the perpe
trators of this inhuman murder were
caught in a barn near Londonderry, on laut
Thursday. ' ?-
I m K PKTLKl'Bl"c'0.1I I' A X V.
At a meeting of the Stockholders of this
company, held on laet Saturday, the follow
ing gentlemen were elected inrectors:
Samuel George, John M. Tipton, II.
liowlos, Dr. Wortman, J. M. Estop, John
HaNei'tield, Ingrain Clark, D. Cunningham,
Walter Craig.
Tlue Directors of this Company desire to
proceed as soon as possible to bore tor oil.
This cannot be done without more money.
I t is for the interest of all that a fair trial
should be made, otherwise the money ex
pended is thrown away. It will take jHl,
001) to do this. Let all take an interest in
the matter ainl subscribe what they can.
We do not claim that we shall be a-rUu'n to
discover oil, but the county is said, by good
judges, to be in the great oil retion, if so,
the proper enterprise will develop it, and it
is important that this should be done mini.
Petroleum is an ciititUixlicd fact, and will
soon take the lead of the gold mines of
California. While v,e have been talking
others are doing. Every few days we get
the news of oil being found by our enterpri
sing citizens in neighboring counties. Let
us not be behind them in enterprise. The
company has leased overl.'iOO acres of what
promises to be excellent oil territory.
The shares are sold at $5. Citizens are
taking from one to fifty shares. If we can
get an engine at work early in April, we can,
by the middle of June, bore 000 l'eet, and
without going so far, we would do no belter
than others have done if we should have a
well flowing ,i00 barrels per day. Subscribe
iiberaily, und let us try for such a well.
Let us bure the hole.
DIRECTORS.
Tiik Ohio. Legislature has repealed the
law prohibiting negroes from voting in tliis
Slate. We wonder if they will not repeal
tli i Constitution, which restricts the right
of suffrage to white male citizens? The
dominant part is engaged in a regular cn
wide against that word "white," iiiiln ust
strike it out of the Constitution. Cn.
L'nq.
Ql'EKi Vkt.'PUI.V., th.rough hcr.envoy ex
traordinary and 'minister plenipotentiary,
has congratulated Maximilian on his eleva
tion, and extends diplomatic courtesy.
Advices from Newbern announce the
Federal occupation of Fayette ville last week,
and say Sherman is forty miles from Ral
eigh. Tt is supposed Sherman will destroy illooo
locomotives and tar;', which are at Char
lotte. On the 6lh insl., by ltcv. YV. M. Grimes,
at his residence. Capt. JOHN A. NOKKIsi,
Provost Marshal of tho Will District of Ohio,
to Miss. NANCY JEAN.NITTK BEEIJE,
of Cadiz, Ohio. ' , ; , ' ;
At the parsonage, in Deersvillo- on the 5th
Inst., by tho Kev. Samuel Patterson, Mr.
lSAZALKKLU. WELLS to Mi';s NAM Y
iA LMONS, both of Harrison County, Ohio.
On the Uthinst., at (he parsonage at Moore
lield, bv Rev. T. U. Crawford, Mr. GEOIWE
W. BEltKY, of Belmont county, .to. jMtss
ELLEN HOBHS, of 1'lushiiig.
DIED
tiA)inouncein'iht.i of Deathn aravuhlixli
eitin, the "Sentincli without charge. . When
accompanied by comm mtarie.1, whether prose
or poetry, they must be paid for at the rate
of jive cents per line.
On the i:!th of February, lMOfi, nt tho resi
dence of her father, Mr. Amos West, of
Franklin township, Harrison county, Ohio,
of Consumption, Mrs. MAUY CRAW
FORD, in her 33d year.
JLTX KXHIIIIX
o
F the exact amount of Money Existing
in the Treasury of Harrison County.
ou ine znin uay oi reuruary, a, i. isiia,
O, made iu eoulorniity to tho ad section of an
Act to amend sections 6, 15, 'Jit and U7 of
tho act entitled -an act to further provide
for the better regulation, of the receipts,
disbiirseinoilt and sale keeping of the Pub
lic Revenue," passed Aprii. 2, 1U5S, passed,
Anril 5th. 1809. to-wit:
(bounty . -II Fund
Bridge , -.1" "
Statu School , '
Principal Sen. 1ft " .
Interest " " "
Surplus Ro venue "
Rftilrond ,"'
Fine ,1 TT'vir "
Tavern License " i...t...
Relief . "
Institute "
( II... t o
.:...:.... 4451 23
U404 I'M
m 04
im 88
zi 4'.i
;'4ao 71
1597' 57
W) (W
' 18 oo
fi 40
305 67
...t.lM
IW 17
r 780 00
Military -: .
Bounty ;i'.U.U lt!m.;A,.;..t..w M?3 W
. , f
$17088 m
T -.; I.ISM OVER !.-.- i. "i
liillriimrv' Fund...... ...... .....000 HO
' Net balance $4BA8U 00
SAMUEL KNOX, Auditor.
' T, . 'J ? W. SK l'OVLSON, Treasurer.
March 8, lKv -i," ' !.-- 1 -.-:. ' j
A. W. KAMSEYt M. D.
PnACTIHIJtOJPIlYBlCIAN
ASD
OperntlvejS ureeon,
OFFICE and Residence in nOPEDALE,
Harrison County, Ohio.
March 14, Ixtt-ly
BEARER '-SEMINARY
AND
i: STITUTU,
MUSICAL
KEV. It. T, TAYLOR, .1. 51., Pres.
$58",5Q
"f.VYS for Board, Room, Fiu-1. Liht,
X niid Tuition in Common l'.ranches,
pr ti'toi of 1 wecKS, nnunoiicin;j
Itlarch '2S, 1H65.
0Rurcrinr advnntaires for Vocal and
Instrumental Music!
March 15, lSU5-2t
Sale of Real Instate by Order of
t'ourl.
ON thr Gthday of April, 1SB5, at 1 o'clock
In the altmixm, on the premises in
the town of ruirvmw, in too Comity or Har
rison and State of Ohio, will be Rohl to th'.
highest bidder, the'followin" rer.l cMetv, ut
tho property of William .1. Mulhi:lla'.id,
minor mm of William MuUiollimd, doemw.
ed. to-wiu Lots No. thirteen ana lour
twn (141 wilh tho appurtenance, in tho
town of Fairvicw, in said county.
To lie sold free and clear of Di.wer.
'JVrniH One-half lown, and balance in
one yenr, with interest from day of sule, se
cured by mortgage.
Possession iriven immedlaU-ly.
JAMES HENDERSON,
Ouurdian of Wm. J.Mulholland.
March 10, lStio-4t
V
X LUABLE
AT
STOCK
PUBLIC SALE!
i WILL offer near Iti.)hmaud, Jefferson
county, Ohio,
ON FOUliTH DAY, (WiiUNKsiiAV,)
The 12th day of the 4th month (April) tho
highest bred end most valuable Htock of
Trotting and Roadster Horses, and Morino
Sheep ever offered in Eastern Ohio.
The Stallions Allen Sonlag and Provincial
Chief, lire among the number. Also, several
Mnrcs that lmvo taken 1st premiums at
State Fairs; besido about thirty head of
younger animals, of both sexes, of great
promise. Of all the State and County Fairs
ut which we have exhibited, wo have' nover
yet failed to take 1st premiums on Horses
and Sheep; and we believe we can show to
day, Merino Ewes, yearlings and Lambs,
that will compare favorably with any other
in the United States. Also, at the same
time. Mules, Cnltle, Hogs, Forming Imple
ments, Household I urniture, etc., etc.
Having sold my farms, the Stock, Ac.,
MUST RE SOLD. All wishing tho liest of
Stock nt low rates, will do well to be on
hand. For Catalogue of Horses, address
me as below.
WM. II. LA 1)1),
Richmond, Jefferson Comity, Ohio.
lOth 3d mo. s,'-ts.
Farm for Sa.le.
TN pursuance of tho powers vested in me
as Executor of the last will and testa
ment of John Matlern, deceased, 1 will sell
at public sale, on 'III I US DA Y , APR 1 L 6th,
lXof, at 1 o'clock, P. M., on the promises in
Archer township, about two miles North
Fast of Cadiz, the following premises to-wili
A part of the East, half of Section No. thirty-one
(31) in Township No. ten (10) of
Range four (4) in the Steulieuville Land
District, in the County of Harrison and Stale
of Ohio, adjoining lands of Thomas Craw
ford, A. B. West, Jonathan Oray and others,
containing one hundred and one acres and a
half, more or loss, to be accurately sur
veyed. .
This is tho best quality of land und lies
well, and is all tillable.
Terms One-third in hand, and balance
in two eiUal annual payments, with in Ici
est from day of sn I c, payable annually, se
cured by mortgage. " ,
Possession given immcdiatelv.
ABRAHAM MATTERN,
Executor of the Will of John Mattern, dec.
March 15, lS05-4t
U. S. 7-30 LOAN.
By Authority of the Secretary of the Trea
sury,' the undersigned has assumed the Gen
eral Subscription Agency for tho sale of
United States Treasury Notes, bearing sev
en an ! three tenths per cent. Interest, per
annum, known as the
SICVEN-THIRTY
These Notes are issued under date of Au
gust loth, 1S04, and are payable in three
years from that time, in curronay, or are
convertible at the option of the holder into
r. S. 5-20 Sl l'cr Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
These Bonds aro now worth a premium of
nino per cent., including gold interest from
Nov., which makes the actual profit on the
7-30 loan, at current rates, including interest,
about ten per cent, per annum, besides its
exemption from Stale and viunicipal tax
ation, which adds from one to three per cent,
more, according to the rates levied on other
property. The interest is payable semi
annually by coupons attached to eoch note,
which may be cut oil' and sold to any bank
or banker, '.'': . i , ' ; j-?
' The interest s mounts to '
One cent per day on a ?50 note.
Two cents " "" ' $100 "
; y Ten " , " " $500 "
20 " " " " $1000 "
1 , "' -.. " " " $5000 "
Notes ;f all the denominations named
will bo promptly furnished upon receipt of
subscription. This is C . . . ' -,
TtlE 0LY LOAX E MARKET
ow offered by the Government, and it is
co'ufulently expected that its superior ad
vantages will make it Iho GREAT POPU
LAR LOAN OF TH13 PEOPLE. Less
than ?200,000,000 remain unsold, which will
probably be disposed of within the next OH
or no days, whou the notes will undoubtedly
command a iremiuui, as has uniformly
been the crse ou closing the subscriptious to
other loans.
In order that citizens of every town and
section of the country nrty be afforded fa
cilities -for taking the loan, the Nalional
Bunks, State Banks, and Private Bankers
throughout the country have : generally
agreed to roceive subscriptions at par. Sub
scribers will select their own agents, in
whom they have confidence, -.iid who or.ly
are to be responsible for tho delivery of the
notes for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
fiiiBssniFTioN AgeSt, Philadelphia.
Subscriptions will be received by the
Fiu.vr National Bank op Cadiz.
March 1, lS05-3m , ,
EIOLSK Al OLrT LOT AT PL'U-
LIC SALU.
ffflHE subscriber will olfer nt Public Sale,
J.' on THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1805,
nt 10 o'clock, A. M. of said day, his house
und lot on the now Wheeling; Road, almost
adjoining Cadi,. Also a throe and a half
aero lot near by. There aro good buildings,
orchard, &e., on the premises. Terms made
known on day of side. Also Household
Furniture will bosoldM tho sunie time and
pluoc, together With a Cow.
JACOB MARSHALL. '
Cadi, March 8, 18U5.
1,5 VERY person Indobted to me must pay
4 -whiit they owe immediately. 1 have
waned long enough, and cannot give further
Indulgence. -."A word to tho wise is sutii
cient." JACOB CRABB.
. Cadi, March 8, 1805.
nOWE STEVENS' Fumily. Dye Colors
- the only reliable ones, for sale at man
ufacturer's prices by
I '--: ..--' -";, JOHN llEAIil;, . a
. :jMi.l3 ''r ' Prugffist and ApoMicmry.
YOUR HOUSE
AND-
Furniture
IN THE
OF NEW YORK.
FJflUE "Christian Advocate antlJournal,'
B of New York City, says of this cum
pany, in it issue of Sept. 10, 18G3: "The
success of this company has been unmisui
kublc. Its reputation is second to that of
no other compnnv."
Hksbv Ward Beech br's "ndc7enienr"
of Sept. 17, 1803, say: "This is one of our
moxt excellent end reliable Insurance Com
panies."
No individual should assumo tho respon
nihility of lowing his all by tire, when lor a
int're uoinuiai sum ne eaa De reneveu oi it.
Apply at once for a Policy to the agent for
the above compnnv.
SAMUEL GEORGE, Jr.
Cadiz, February 8, lsos-lyr
M'lCIXi AXI SL.tI.1IEU TU VOL!
FOR 1C64.
WI M COOBS
OHEAT
PREPARA TlOXSfor a LAROE TRA I)L'
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r-Aj Main St., Wleollnjy.
STONE A THOMAS announce to their
their friends and the public, thuttliey
are in receipt of their stock of Spring and
Summer Goods, embracing Dry (roods in all
their varieties. Carpeting, Oil Cloth and Car
pet chain, Millinery Goods of every vuriety,
Notions, and varieties generally, comprising
the largest, and in some respects, tho most
desirable we ever brought to the city. Our
customers may rest assured that they will
reap all the advantages that fair deafing, a
long experience, close attention to husiness,
careful buying, and buying witli Cash, can
give them. Wo buy most of ourgoods with
cash, directly from tho manufacturers and
Importers, and from close cash Auction hou
ses, thereby saving a large per contago. Wo
have ample facilities for doing a large Job
bing Trade, and invito tho attention of Mer
chants to our stock before buying, and Tail
oi'sto our stock of Cloths, tussiuaeres and
Vestings.
Without particularizing, wo will say wo
keep the largest stock in the city of tho fol
lowing as well as all goods.
Dress Silks, of every style and price.
Millinery goods, silks, vel vets, ribbons &c.
French Meriuoes, of every shade.
French Prints and Goods.
Goods for Friend's wear and traveling.'
Shawls of every grade end price.
Plaids and Prints, and worsted Itthricx for
dresses, Cloaks and Cloaking, Prints, Ticks,
Muslins, Flannels, Blankets, und goods for
Man and Boy's wear generally. So Good
House shall sell cheaper.
Our stock of FURS will be found to bo
very desirable. We ask attention to our
stock of Carrjoting, fcc, tiIv,u je ,j fu
and at low pi ices.
All goods sold at a low advance on pur
chase. Persons making purchasesin the city will'
find it to their interest grcutly, to givo us a
call before buying. . .
Parcels sent to any part of the city fuepj.
Remember the sign of the "Golden JJec
j'l ive," near tho Suspension Bridiro.
STONE & THOMAS.
April 27, 1MH. .
CHEAP, DURABLE & NEAT!
T. PHILLIPS & SON,
UANUfACTCKEBft DEALKBS IN
BOOTS & SHOES!
Opposite the Public Buildings, Cadiz, O.
vKl'j and Keep on nana tnennest qual
ity of Ladies Wear., also Fine Boots
and Shoes, sowed or pegged, equal in style
to the best city make. Our Spring stock o
first class Eastern work consists ot a nice lot
of Ladies' and Misses Heeled Slippers, Kid
Heeled Boots, Heeled Gaiters, and almost
every stvle ot Shoo for Men, Women, Bovs
and Children, Ladies Kid and Gaiters of the
finest material.. We fit up und keep the
lasts for each regular customer, always in
suring a perfect tit.
Wheeling Money taken at par.
T. PHILLIPS t BON.
Mav 4. 1R04.
BOOTS, SHOES
-AKD
C2r TL7 3E3 3Et S3,
Samuel Slemmons
nAS REMOVED from his old stand to
the brick building two doors South
east of tl.e First National Bank, on Market
Street, where he will be happy to accommo
date his old customers and tho public gen
erally with tho
BE ST OT WOHK
IN HIS LINE, OFTHR MOST
FASHIONABLE STYLE.
All kinds of Mens' Women's, Boys's and
Children's Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, o, the
best quality, which he will sell on the uost
liberal terms tho times will admit ot.
All orders in tils lino promptly alt
to, and all rips repaired Gratis.
Thankful tor past favors, he solicitsu
ided
liaro
ot puplle patronage.
' S. SLEMMONS.
;. Cadiz, Nov. 2, 1804.
KUOBT KEEK STEAM MILL
SMITH & WAGNER
UAVING purchased and refitted the
Steam Flour Mill formerly owned by
Hon. -Charles Wnrfel, two miles east of
Cadi., on the Wheeling read, aro prepared
to manufacture the Best Flour in the mar
ket. Having had long experience in the
business, tkoy warrant satisfaotiou,' They
solicit a share of the pualie patronage. -
"SHuCom grinding and Choppiug done
on isnturday'.
- SMITH & WAQKKR. ' -'
f,b. 22, 1866-ly. i
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I . r rk I A - w i
(Mr p)
CURE WAHlt ANTED
I F DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
WtuII for a C'irrulur lescrlllng
all Hymploms.x
SYMPTOMS:
The Kvinptoinsof Catarrh as they general
ly appear are at first very slight." Persons
Ibid tliev havo n cold, that they have fre
quent attacks, and arc more sensitive to the
chances of temperature. In this condition
the nose may be drv. or n slitrht discharge,
thin and acrid, afterwnrds becoming thick
and adhesive. As the disease becomes
chronic, the discharw are increased in
quantity and changed iu quality; they are
now thick and heavy, and are'hawked or
coughed off. The secretions are offensive,
causing a bad breath; the voice in thick and
nnsal; the eyes are weak; the sense of the
smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness fre
quently takes place. Another common and
important symptom of Catarrh is; that the
person is obliged to eieer his throat in the
morning of a thick or slimy mucus, which
has fallen down from the head during the
night. When this lakes place tho person
mav De sure tnat nis disease is ou its way
to the lungs, and should lote no time inar
resting it.
The above are but few of the many Catarrh
symptoms.
,1
Single liottle trill lat a Month
used litre times a day.
lo be
TESTIS! OXIA L.
From lion, Thomas J. Turner, ICx-Member
of Congrem from Illinois, late Speaker of
J ill whs Mouse or Representatives, and
(Jrand Master of A., F. and A.M. of the
. state oj Illinois.
Frf.epobt, Oct. 21, 1363,
DR. D. H. SEELYE:
Dkar Sib. In reply to your notice of tho
18th iiist., I would say'that I was severely
amieteii viin catarrn lor years, wlien I be
camp acquainted with you and bought two
bottles of your Liquid Catarrh Remedy.
Before I hail rtsod one bottle I was sensibly
improved, and before the second bottle was
lmished, was completely cured. I can re
commend tho medicine to all afllioted w ith
Catarrh-
Respectfully Yours,
T1IOS. J. TUHNER,
DIl.
D. II. SEELYE k CO.,
Sole Proprietors.
S. Western Depot, Chicago, Illinois.
&sv Laboratory and Principal Office, Free
port, Illinois.
CiENEIML ACEXTS:
SruoNf fe Armstrong, Cleveland, O.
John D. Park, - - Cincinnati, O.
Wm. Jcxxson, - - - Detroit, Mich.
Sold in Cadiz by JOHN BEALL, and by
Druggists every w'here.
Feb. 15, 1885-ly
SCHNEIDER'S
STEUUEXVILXE, OHIO,
AY be found one of the finest and lar
gest Stocks of Piano Fortes, Cabinet
Organs, Melodeons and every variety of
Musical Instruments, in the West.
Having a life lime experience, (practical)
in the Piano business, and adopting tho
course of carefully examining every Pianoat
the Factory in person , purchasers may safely
rely on getting a FIRST CLASS 'instru
ments ' ' ' ,
The liest Piano In lite Market!
EVEllY INSTRUMENT
WAKK.INTED FOB FIVE TEARS!
Pianos from the celebrated factories of
JAR DINE & SON, New York,
GEO. STECK ,r CO., "
F. C. LIG1ITE .v. CO., "
.T. ,feC. FISHER. "
GRANESTEIN CO.,
Always on hand, in good variety, Pianos
from 150 to $1000.
Solo agent in Eastern Ohio for
MASON & HAMLIN'S CABINET OR
GANS AN D MELODEONS,
Tho most perfect instrument of the Reed'
kind, and very fast superceding the Mulo
deon. A very large stock of Sheet Music on hand,
comprising the publications of all the prin
cipal publishing houses of the United States.
New M unic " Received Every Ijy!
Persons atany distance ordering bvlettor,
enclosing the market price of atiy lund of
music, or Music Book, will receive the same
by return mail, postage paid.
Old I'ianos and Itlelodeono
Taken in exchange for new ones. Compe
tent tuners supplied on application.
If you want a musical instrument of any
kind", I certainly can suit you, both in qual
ity and price.
Reference nt Cadiz, Ohio Mr. HENRY
BOYLES.
P. J. SCHNEIDER, .
Third Street, Steubenville.
July 20, 1304,
Farm for Sale
IN
HARRISON COUNTY.
rgiHE undersigned will sol! at private sale,
J. his Farm in NortiiTow)fship,;iIarrison
County, Ohio, and ubout 1J miles from New
Market. It is excellent lund, and lies well,
consisting of 173 acres 125 or ISO cleared
noarly all bottom, and known as thu
"tJermaiitoun Itottom."
ou the Conotton Valley.
Purchnsorsoan apply to J. M. F.step, Esq.,
Cadiz, Ohio, or Isaac Wright, Esq., Stou
benyiile. IIASKLLAS CASTNEU.
Oct. ft. 18fit..tf
01IED STATES lflUil ll)AI
Z 8-10
TREASURY NOTES
WlTH."X)UPONS FOR INTEREST,
l'yable semi-annually from the 15th
of August next, and principal at the ehd of
three years from thut date, in lawful money
of the U. S., or convertible at maturity; at
tho option of the holder, into 5-20 6 percent.
Gold Bonds. For subscriptions previous to
the lOthof August next, interest will be paid
to the subscribers up to that date. For sub
scriptions after tho lath of August next; In
terest will bo paid to date of such subscrip
tions. Also
, I0.40 U. U.
5 per cent. Bonds, Principal and Iriterert
payable in ! -. ,
C3r OIjiD.
The First National Bank at CAbiz
Permanent Depository and Financial Agent
of tho U. 8., i authortfied by the Secretary
of th Treasury, to receive Subscription for
the ubovo Tl-ehsnry Nwtes and Bonds.'
J; M. WAT.SON, Cashor.
August 10, l8(M-tf
HOUSE AND LOT IN CADIZ
AT I'll II LIC SALE!
THE subscriber will offer at Public Sale,
on the premises, on SATURDAY,
MARCH 25, 1805, at one o'clock, P. M. of
said day, the brick house on Market street,
in said town, formerly occupied by Mrs.
Brieker. The lot is 50 foot front, and 490
feotbiiek.und boson it a BRICK HOUSE
In good repair, with a welj on the lot. The
house and lot will bo sold at Oj .Imrgain.r
Tornis easy. . ISAAC UEAVLIN.'
, Cadiz, March fi, 1805-31
Executor's rVotlee..
riUE undersigned have beeU dnlv np
J iointed Executors of the last will and
testament of William- Blrney, late of Harri
son County, Ohio, qoocesed. All persons in
terested will take notice aeeordinglv.
, LE10I1 WORTH BIIiF.EY,
JAMES CLEN.PENING.'' '
March ), lS6'3t. E.ue.ttors.,
$ 5,oao
WORTH OF
WINTER GOODS
H. S. HTADDEH & CO.,
4 RE NOW R ECF.INING THEIRSTOCK
2 of Winter Goods which have lwen
purchased on tavorablu terms, und will bo
sold at a
SHORT PROFIT.
THEIR STOCK CONSISTS OF
DOMESTIC GOODS
ALL GRADES
HESS GOODS,
rcss
seen AS
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS,
OF SUPERB LUSTRE.
FRENCH MEKIKOES,
ALP AGC AS.
BAIITHEA CLOTHS
AND '
ALSO ,; ..-
GK L O -V . El S
AND
H OS I E R
Y
SHIRTING FLANNELS,
BARRED, GRAY, PLAIN
COLORS.
AND FANCY
SH M. Wit, S
AND
IN GREAT VARIETY, .
Cloak Trimmings & Ornaments.
BLA.NKE T B .
And Cn assortment of
, t' - ( ; ' , ; " . i -
Cloths, Cassimeres,
Made-up Clothing,
LADlES FURS, ';'".. ', , . J '.
CARPETS, RUGS,
AND OIL C LOTHS.
A Large A isortment of
LADIES FANCY BASKETS,
,s ' CEDAR WARE,
G.L.O.AICS.
TUBS,
''.' ':.,,. bowls,'., .'; . V :
, ;;' : CARrCT.YARN,
. a.OOO CUTS BTOCKING YARN,- I :
Tcygether with large assortment? of
i ......
Queonsware, llardwarek Grooorle, Fiih,
Hjnon and Oolong Teas, Spices, as.; . A.eall
la respootfuily aolletted' to txanjine their
msgnifleent stek of goods before purha-
sing elsewhere, , ., , ., ,. ,,, ' .
i. Cadiz, nov.;p,is.;"' :"ri J;K . 1 j
cleasse nir HLCOD. -
IrrTU mrrupt,
f t diotdtmi nr
vitiaiet BI-xhI, rot
are sick all over. It
may hunt out in pim
ple, or mjm, or lu
some act i to tisrv.
4 or lk mnv nien-iy wp
'yoo lititfw i,inprtsjl
If.v and good tur rvUiiny.
goa biUj . whil-
your Mjoi is .'ipi-re.
Ayer'a . Saraapurilta
purge out tiiuae im
ruritio and Bt'.mu
lalthefriinof li
into vigorous action, restoring the l.euitli
and exreu.ng disea.se. Unce It lupidly
cures a variety of cctnpliint which arc cau
sed by impurity of tho blood, suoh a .Scrof
ula, or King'n Evil, Tumors, Ulcer, Sor;.s.
Eruptions, Pimples, Blob-hes, Boi!, ft. An- .
thonv's Fire, Rose or Krjsip-li. Tetter or
Salt Rheum, Seald Heail, Ring Worm, Caft
ceror Cancerou Tuni'TS, Soro Eyes, -F-male
Diseases, such a Retention, Irregular
ity, Huppressiup, While, KU;ril;ly, also hy
philis or Venereal Diseases, Liver Com
plaint and Heart Diseases, Try Aver'b
SAKS.r.uuLi.A, and see for younteif tlm
surprising activity with which it ciounses tho
blood and cures these disorder
During late years the public have beer. ' .
misled bv large bottles, pietending to rive a
quart of Extract of SarMtparilla, foronedc!
I lur. Most of these have boon frauds uru
the sick, for they not only contain little, i
any, Sflrsaparifla,' but often no vurntive
projierties Whatever. Ilenee, bitu-r dlsap
M)intmcr.t has followed the nso of the vari
ous extracts of Sarsupariiln wlii.-b flod tho
market, until the name itself has beecmj
synonymous with imposition mid cht-Rt.
Still we call this compound "Sarsnpai illo,"
and intend to supply such a remedy ns shall
rscu"the name from the loud ot ohlrquy
which rests upon it. Wo think we havo
greund for believing it has virtues which
aro irresistible bv tho ordinary run of dis
eases it is intemfed to cure. Wo i?nn on'y
assure the sick that we clier them the betit
oliei native which we know how to produce,
and wc havo reason to believe, it is by fart lie
most effectual purifier of tho blood yet dis
covered I y anybody.
Aykk's Cbf.bry Pectorai is so univer
sally known to surpass every other i -rowdy
for the cere of teu;;'i, CW., Ivjiuevui,
lioarsimess, Croup. Jlronthitie, Jnepicni
fUmsumplion, and for the relief of Consump
tive patients in advanced stages of tho.dis
Biiso,thr.t it is useless litre to recount tho ev
idence of its virtues. The world knows
them.
Prepared by J. C. AYER A CO, Lowell,
Mass., end fold bv J. UEALL. Dr. Mc
BE.A.N and SHARP & CO.. Cadiz, and by
dealers everywhere. roar. 1. 'K5.-t'rn.
U. S."-7 -JO. 'LOAN.'
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF CADIZ,
IS Agent for tho sale of Unltd States
Treasury Notes, bearing wcvon and
three-tenths per cout. Interest per annum,
known as the
SEVEN-TniRTY LOAN.
These Notes aro issued under dat of Au
gust 15, 1804, and aro paynblo, thre years
from that time, in currency, or are conver
tible at tho optiou of the hoider into
H. S. ft-20 Six Jer C ent
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
These Bonds are now worth a premium
of nine per cent., including gold interest
from November, which makes the actual
profit of the 7-30 Loan, at current rates, in
cluding interest, about tell per cent, per an
num, besides its its exemption from Statu
and municipal taxation, uhuh adds from onn
to three per cent, more, according: lo tho
rate levied on other property. The in
terest is rmvablo s"m!-anmiaily by cou
pons attached to each note, which may bo
cut oft' and sold to any bank or bunker.
The interest amounts to
One cent per day on a $30 Not.
Two cents ' " " 8100 ' .
Ten " " " " 500 "
Twenty" " " ' $1000 '
1 .i .i u
Notes of all the denomination named
will be promptly furnished upon the recolpt
of subscription. This is
TUG OXLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered by the' Government, and it t
confidently expeetod thut its sniwrior ad
vantages will make it the GREAT POPU
LAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.: lUiui
82(H),0(Xi,ou0 remain unsold, wtiiehw ill prob
ably be disposed of within the ntxt sixty or
ninoty days, when tho Notes will undoubt
edly oomumiul a premium, ns bits uniform
ly been t he casa on closing the subscriptions
to other Loans. . ."
J. M. WATSON, Cahier.
Feb. 22. 1S05.
COOTECTIOlSrEilY
AND
VARIETY STORE!
SI1ILEY SHAROK
HAVING purchased the ostablislimen,
formerly kept by Samuel Fergusont
opposite the public buildings, Cadiz, Ohio,
resiiectfully informs the publiu that he has
ou hand and is prepared lo furnish in large
or small quantities evei vthing usually kept
in a store of that kind. "Ho will endeavor,
to tho best ofliis ability, to please thO public,
and he hopes by so doing to merit and re
ceive a liberal share of the public patronage.
Common and Fnncy Candies of all kind,
Almonds, Filberts, Cream und Pea Nuts,
Raisins, Figs, Dales. French currants. Su
gar, Soda, Butler and Water Crackers, Bark
and Ground Cinnamon, Popper, Glnr, Al
spice, SturcJi; Fine and Common Cigars, To
bacco, Pulverized White Siumr, Pickles,
Pepper Sauoo, Port Monnles, Watch Chains
Keys and Guards, u tine lotof commou Jew
elry, TOYS of nil descript ions, ti -
Oysters Fresh in season, and in Summer
nice Cove Oysters served hi nil hours.. The
lovers of this delicious bivalve cunnot fnil
to bo pleased.
Ire. Oram In Beason, in the best style.
His Sorki fountain is in full blast, and th
public will tind this the most hoaatiifui and
cooling beverage for hot weather. , , , , ..
'Saii-Country, Confectioneries can be sup
plied at his ehtabliehniont ou the viry bout
terms. :
Cadi, Ohio, Mav 25, 1M. ' ' i "
'I' O X fiJL C HC TP P Sl
I EXAMINATIONS will b3 held as fol-
lows, commencing at 10 o'clock of thu
day mentioned, and continuing three day:
AtHOPEDALE, June 20fA, 1854.'-' '
At CADIZ, October mh, um. -AtCAUIZ,
March 2M, 186U. ,
The Examiners desire to call tho attention
of Teachers to three items of tlvj emended
School Law, viz! Each male applicant is re
quired to pav 50 ent, and oach female ep-
plicaut 35 cents; a toucher s license . must
certify that ths bearer of It possesses' nn ad
equate k nowledgo of the theory and practice
Of Teaching; a teacher must have a legal
certificate -covering the tntirs time of the
services for the payment of which an ord.r
is drawn. ;
EDWIN REGAL,)
M. B. ADAMS, Examiners
(i. L. JACOBS, j
April 20, 1804-ly . ';
POT. 0. J. WOOD'S:
HA.Ilt KKSXOlt-AvXIVlC'
This astonishing preparati- in ' ' ;
WILL BY NATURF, S OWN PROCESS
RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO THE-,
ORIGINAL COLORS,
Will make it grow on Bald Heads .
restore the Natural Secretion. . . " ' -.
Will remove at onoe all Itching. ' " '
Will remove all J)andruff. " ' '
WW mire all Eruptions evon Seald HaiL
Will wake the Hair Sofl and Glossy, -Will
preserve the Color of Hair to Old Age.
Will nlwav fasten and stop Falling. , ,
AND is one of the best Toilet Articles for the
, ., . , Hair now iu use. '
Thousand of Soldiers tn (he Ar-,
my -,'.:"' '"'-"' ": .
Have testified lo the above, who have be
come grav and lost their Hair by sickness,
c.hango of cltmato, and inattention, while .
performing oarnp duty, vnwu ft.' "
Asa restorative aud dresslngr W thoa ne
equal, ; r ' .;.-,.' " ;..-
. JOIlN'iJEALL. ARenv'
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