The Cadiz sentinel. [volume], November 18, 1868, Image 3

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5hr (Eadte Srntinrl.
Vimv. IN.
riilsbarga, flnriaaatt t.aWals
Kauroara.
PA ttXXDLE ROCTfc.
On and alter Bftnday, Jane Sflrt, Trains
Will run M follows:
doing rmU
wxru FAST LIWB. SZPBKHS.
Leave
Pittsburgh A. M. 9:30 A. X. 2:00 p. .
Arrive
Burnetotown S:27
NUiiibonville 4:10
Oudis Juno. 5:3 1
Doium 8:4i
N. Com'st'n 7:V1
" t-afr
' 11:15A. . 4:11
1 . W:lSf. fc. & "J
1.01 :15 "
' 1:54 " 7:11
1 ,.4: . ttl. "
1 ; 3:41 " .40
' firOO " 11:15 "
Coshocton 8:S
Newark.
10:15
''jluinbu
"11 :5 V
UolaR Kaat.
MAIL PAST L.I51. P.imES",
Leave
Columbus
2:15 F. M. 11:20 A. K. "2-C A. M.
Arrive
Newark. :'.V1 " .11:20 p. X. 3:20
Coshocton '6:25 " . 1:50 4:50 "
N. Com'st'n : " " 2:27 " 5:31 "
Dennison 0:50 " 3:00 " 8:15 "
CadixJuno. a.fl) 8:55 " 7:25 "
Hteubonville 0:30 " 6:05 " 8:a0 "
Murgetsto'nl0:2 " 9:44 "
Pittsburgh 12:00 nlpht 7:05 p. M. 11:10 "
' CADIZ URANCH.- '
Leave Cudla 4:45 A.M. 9:00 a.m. 4:25 p. m
At' Cadiz J., 7:30 " 9:45 " 5:10 "
IkveCadir.J.7:45 S:0lM.. fi:30 "
Ar' Cadis 8:30 '4:05 " :15
CADIZ ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Cadiz Junction thVj a. m.
Arrive at Stenlioiivllie ' ' 11:15 .
Leave Steuben villa 2:00 p. M.
Arrive at Cadiz J unction 3:15 "
Spbciat. Noticr. Express train run
dally. Mail and Fast Liue dally, Sandays
excepted. .
' 8. F. SCULL,
W. W- Cahi, Goii. Ticket Agent.
SupU 8teubenville, O.. Steubenville, O-
NOTICE
........ TO , . .
TAXPAYERS.
You will please bear in wind that I can
not wait upon them all during the last week
f tha time BpeciBed by law for receiving
Taxes and if they will consult their own
0')nveniunce they will call early before tho
i:isli continences'. , , ,
11'!h1 Receipts ma-it bo proiented' on or
liefore December 20ih as thry will not bo
i coiveJ after that time..
ELIASFOUST,
Treasurer Harrison County, Ohio. Nov.
'2nd 1?S.
.Nov. 4. lEflfUj. -
' TkACIIEH'S Examination. Thero will
hi a special Examination of Teacher's in
C.iui, on Saturday, Nov. -fiSth, at 9 o'clock.
Thin Examination is intended V for
'eachrrs whose certificates expire before the
laiit Thursday of February, 1 809.
By Order of Hoard.
2t. W. T. Meiot, Clerk.
Thanksgiving.
There will bo no services in trio 1st Prw
iyterian Church rest Sabhath f22nd, )
There will bo preaching at 11 o'clock "oft
Yhuraday 2Gth, Thanksgiving diy.
M. GUIMfiS.
The Weed.
Those who read the premiufti fist &A
veck, no doubt took notice to the fact that
ho Weed Sewing M ichino took the first
jmunium. It is the Amplest constructed
machine we have seen, and "less liable to
i"-t out. of order. John Coowull is gent
: jr this county.
Tempflrimee Leclnre. i
)r. Charles Jewett, of Connecticut, Yiil
ieturo on tho subject of Temperance, nt
tho lt Prcabytcria church, Cadiz, on1
liext Monday cvenitifr, Noveiiber 23rd, ;
, Tt. Jewott is considered by many as ono
of the very best lecturers in the country upon
;he mbjnct of Temprrance. It' is a great
jilcasure K listen to a good leeturo upon
any subject, but the subject of Tempcranco
forces ilaelt upon the attention of all, and
jieshcuses an interest wliieX can bo telt upon
but few topics.
Let there ; be a general attendance.
Lodges of Oood Templars in the county are
invited, and a full turn out is expected.
Btt3"e Prospectu of tint well known
publication, Harper's Monthly Magazine.
It utands a head-and shoulder ahead of any
niiuilar publication in tho fcrtnntity
Forfoar our neighbor night forget
it, we will say that the scurviest trick over
played in this county, was the one which
was consummated tho bight before tho Oc
tober election. We don't wish Bingham
or him to forget it. : Wo thus "stir up their
jmre minds by way of remembrance."
BGood Preaching. Rev. John B.
Clark, of Pittsburgh, preached at the Unit
,cd Presbyterian , Church on last Sundny
evening. s It is" seldom wo have heard a
Bprraon so full of practical Christianity coin-.
bined with such fervid eloquence as the dis
course to which we listened.
TrarDelinnnent subscribers &fu especially
requested to read a notico at the head of
our editorial columns, Under the caption
"A Dun." ;
Propkr Credit. In noticing our new
Union School building a few weeks siticci
wo noglected to notico that the carpenter
work was Mono: undr the supervision of
those excellent workmen, and clever gentle
men, IX. M. Bryan & Bno. The carpen
ter work on the School-house is of the very
best a credit to the building and to th(
intelligent skill of both workmen and over
ser. It will compare in this respect, with
any building in Eastern Ohio. If there be
ny of oar readers contemplating the erec
lion of a building, cither for dwelling or
other purposes, they would do well to sub
mit or reeeivo propositions from workmen
of skill, like the firm of Bryan & urdi
PettrnoilI;, Bates & Co., of New
York, proposes to establish a new rural and
family weakly paper, to be called the Hearth
nnd Ilomt, tho first number to be issued in
January.. It will be. devoted "to all that
certains t country life in its broadest
Bsnse." 5 Donald a. Mitchell "Ik Mar
vcl'1 is to be editor-in-chief, assisted by
the boat newspaper talent in the market.
yve have no doubt toe nearm ana. Home
will be an entire success. The publishers
are already well and favorably known
to the newspaper world as aaong the bes
and most reliable advertising agents in tho
country.;
BaTho Didaskalon Society - of the
McNclcy Normal School will celebrate its
Tenth Anniversary in the tlyumasiuni
Hall, IIipcdalcFiilay, Kov, 20th, 1863.
" K.Wa hare rrtnrrel from our Salt
River trip. The climate 4 not agree with
ns in the delicato state of oar health. The
"tidal wave' wh:ch took as up, had
'"back action, and we have tcWroed to
see what Viod of a ' Peace" the Radicals
ate to give us. We hope "Earthquakes"
is not one of its ingredient. Perhaps t is
only ''high taxes" and special exemptions
for the rich, IF this is so, it may be very
"peaceful" to the rich, bat not very much so
to the masses. Some may think we should
have stayed longer, bat we felt constrained
to come back for Xur ' Thanksgiving Tur
key," and the 8th of January Convention.
We have taken up our headquarters at
the Sentinel office, and wo cordially invite
our friends to call and see us. We give an
especial invitation to our delinquents. Ma
ny of them are strangers to , and we de
sire their acquaintance. We will say to
such that we are still in favor of "More
Greenbacks."
Explosion f Gunpowder.
Sixteen hundred kegs of gunpowder, pil
ed up nenr Granly Ford. Nevada, tor the
use ol the Central Pacific Railroad, Were
accidentally exploded a tew duysgo. The
explosion of the whole nms was instantane
ous, and the havoc made immense. The
power magazine was in tho camp where hun
dreds of men ate and slept, ami the ground
between the wapims whicti browght tho pow
der was coveted to'tfre dopth o',' several inch
es witk ttio powder Which leaked from the
kegs. The explosion was believed to fcave
been caused by Prichari. one of the killed,
igniting a match on a wheel of one of the
wagons standing in h-ffnt of the magazine.
The killed ate A. Prrcbard, Geor.e Jloth
l(C, and three Chia&e; U. B. Hammond,
Richard Shilinf,-" Strobridge, an un
known man and sere ral Chinese were repor
ted to have been blown one hundred yards.
Most of tha horses and mules in the wagons
near the ma'gazino were blown to atoms,
and one twelve-inu'e team WM entirely des
troyed. TriE sentiment expressed by Mayor Hoff-
man, Governor elect of New York, are gen
erally accepted by tho Democratic narty:
"hot the -people everywhere for awhile lay
aside nil bitterness atid strife. We need
peace, harmony, union and rest, and not
continued straggle ftfcd discord. Let us
strive to build ur, and not' destroy. The
mass of tho pe'oulo seek on!v the cood of
tho country, tha't thry may have rest lifter t
aireat struggle." The National Intelli- j
genecr says. " the llcnricrattc. party, we
need not say. is ignite IVee M treat the new
President according to his nets, to sustain
him in a wise and conciliatory policy and
wo are sure, from abfttdant testimony, that
it will judge him with candor and Kberstity.
Denting with the new ndmhvistrfitinn in this
spirit, both their friendship and opposition,
as either may became necessary, will have a
double force.0 Tho N. Y. Garotte says
"it is important that every atrempt to press
further demands upon States wnich have
been restored to the Union be promptly and
firmly discouraged." If both parltes will
stick to these grounds e may hope for bet
ter times. Boton. lost.
A FarCR. Happening in' Charlestown
on Thatsday las't, Wo had an opportunity of
witnessittg a West Virginia election (!) this
township Or district formerly polled be
tween 500 and 'K votes. The registration
books this yeat, as furnishod to the super
visor, enntoired the names of fifteen voters,
nil told. Theso were of coarse deemed
$oym. The poils wore opened, the election
progressed, and At sun-set elevrh patriots
had exercised the privilege of tho ballot.
The Bads tnado n nvistuke, hnwovcr, in
calculating upon so larce a proportion of
loyalty in that district for omy ?feo of the
eleven voted the R.id cal ticket. It was the
mos1'. farcical of all the election farces ever
enacted in West Virginia that 'bastard
off spring of a politioa.1 rape." Winchester
'Iimcs.
I'C is estimated that about 500,00.000
lean pencils arc usea every year, in tier-
many, where tho pencil trade is 11104 flour
ishing, there are several manufactories, the
largest of which is at Stein, kept by the
Fa her Brothers. It is n family business
Wtli'tjiem. their father and grandfather bo
ing engaged in it before them, and has been
carried on until the name ol Fabcr, as a
pencil maker-, is fftnowmvf. There are sev
eral manufactories in this country, where
nearly all the work .s done by machinery;
but in Germany the pencils are mostly
made by hand.
Deftlh of' Ex-Governor Tod.
ClVFLAND. O., November 13. 1808.
Er-Governor Tod died very suddenly at
eight o'clock this morning, at his residence
in Youngs-town, Ohio, of heart disease. He
had got readv to come to Cleveland, when
suddenly feeling ill, in the act of leaving
the house, he returned, bud down noon his
bed, and in a few minutes aftcrwatd Was a
corpse, His age wad bctwoon dO and TO
year-?.
85&.See prospectus of that staunch Dem1
ocratic paper, the Ohio Statesman.
GREAT lCTl5SAtil5.
Samuel Timmons, will offer at Auction,
on next Saturday, the 2Nt inst., his entire
stock of Saddles, Bridles Harness, Whips,
Saddler's Hardware, and everything in bis
shop, except workman's tools. A great
chance for bargains. Sale to continue fr im
day to day till all is sold.
Wasted. A small sized vimlet holo.
Apply to Wm. II. Arnold, or Horatio Scy
uioiir. Republican.
Also: A largo hnny hile. Apply, to
U. S. Grant, or Knox & Weir. One need
ed a little larger than in Use ut presant.
Winter. The sharp trotts, tho chilling
Winds, the falling leaves, nil indicate that
winter is here. Are you prepared for it? or
have you purchased your winter clothing? It
not, go to J. Brilles' and examine his stock.
He can fit you out at pribes defying cotu
petition.
. JSrTninks, Umbre'las, and a full line of
Gents' Furnishing goods, such as Gloves,
Suspenders. Collars, Cuffs, Neck-Tics and
brittish half hose fof sale at pnpular prices,
at tho Clothing Store of
EAG LESQN k ttRO' S.
JfSpManner keeps the bust of Chewing
Tobacco Try it.
BSuAt the late fkifj the handsotocst
ladies pfBreht Were adorned with Jewelry
bought of Clark and Ramsey. Tbey have
the best. '
For Sale. The dwelling formerly owned
by Samuel Slemtuons, deceased, is tor stile
at a borgain, It is located In tho Central
part of the town, is cotnhiodiolis, having
thirteen good roomi, and oVerytbitig is in
good repair. Apply soon, to M. J. Brown,
at the Harrison National Bank.
tf&'Pctersnn's Magazine offers great at
traction for 1869. For original Novelets by
distinguished'aulhcrs. It is the cheapest
magazine id the country. Terms $3 pur
year.
JiSrWe are in receipt of Godcy for Do-
oember. It is tho best, and therefore tho
I cheapest. Terms U per year,
BftOrsfe 1ft the States.
We have been taught the new doctrine by
the Radical Mess and speakers that the
States have ho rights which ("Vingress so
long as they control it is bound to respect.
Congress is to be supreme. It can make
and unmake, endow and disestablish, grant
aad take away. Bat unfortunately for the
preachers of this doctrine, th are not ful
ly supported by their text. The second ar
ticle of the Chicago platform awrts for a
part of the States a eontrnaed exclusive
right to regulate the qualifications of suf
frage, whila declaring that the mhi r part
has last it. We thus see State right main
tained in certain caies, whatever niy bo
come of the in others. And the fact that,
they are ttins maintained ap admission
that trrey tatmort lie tnftrped. In the very
S(ft of itrttib.inir fiver a Portion nf the
State, the Radical platform is compelled to
confess trie inherent soundness nt the gener
a! principle whieli tV party Kcoffs at a a
rule. They are reluctant witnoss-s against
the very d.ctrine which they would enforce
upon thoso over whew they have the pow
er.
This shameless inconsistency should alone
subject it to the con lumnation of the peo
ple. Radicalism declares that the States
which did not take part in the rebellion"
shall be left inviolate in their local right to
regulate the q-isiion of saTrage; while the
States that were so engaged shall be strip
ped of that rtght entirelv. What aggra
vates the usurpation, is the fact that in the
States that are denied their customary
right, the question of suffrage is of vital
moment, considered in reference to every
local or personal interest,, -while in the
States in tfhich the right is Vft untouched,
the question Would exeice bat trifSing inter
est as a practical ono. The Northern
States have but few negroes to be made
voters, and thev have almost tw.ininioiislv
yefo In ariint fA nrivi!pfrf t?"heie.as the
Southern States, wnete rirfcro suffrage is of
the nifi-iiftst eoneerA to the ronul itton. are
to have Weed upon them what their tem
porary tyrants YyfnW themselves to ondu-e.
Such is the justice and equality of Radical
ism; and lest the poople of the South may
not be sufficiently humiliated, or provoked
to the very highest decree of indiftiation.
the black votets have been supplied with
arms and marched from town to town to
overawe men whom the dominant party in
Congress has deliberately disfranchised.
This i a new road to peace, and a novel
way to test ore the Union.
There n still another noint to tins forced
negrr-sunVa:e business that merits carelul
attention. 1 ho Kailio.iU contend that the
negro of the South must be either a chattle
nr a cit;Z!n; 1
forco their rti,
but tiny are careful not to
eoi-y into praciiee in States
over which thev h ive control at home. The
Macks of tho North have for more than
half a c ntury been, free, bat they have not
been citizen, save in a very f w instance-".
And it has novel been thought m-eessaiy
to make them ci'izens in ord;r to secure to
them the enjnvmoit of all their personal
rights. The law proteets them as i' pro
tects everybody else. CStfl rights And eiti
tnnship hive been held to be distinct mat
ters. The Whole qiiesiron is one for each
State to answer separately to itself, con
sulting its own v;ew dud inti rests before
the orders or directions' of arty party nr
any Congress. This is precisely what the
Chicago platform permits tho Northern
States to do, while it denies so plain a right
to the South. On such a yilatlorm therv
can be no Union, because there is no equal
ity. The D imoerats demand that the S'ates
shall be left to themselves. With all their in
herent rights anil piWers unimpaired; and
on this basis the are confident that Union
can be restored and made perVminent. We
trust that the new A 1 ministration will
show itself substantially of the s-ima mind.
It arroiTU) bb f.vk'iv M an's Aim to
CEL. This was the aim of Dr. J. W. Po
land in compounding the grat remedy. Hu
mor Doctor. Those who have used it in
the worst cases of Scrofula cheerfully give
him the meed of praise. Sold by M. L
Miller & Co , Steulienville Ohio.
' Altt-nfloifk!
All persons indebted to tho undersigned
by note or otherwise are hereby notified to
call at wneo and settle the t&n6 or I shall
be compelled to have the muio for collec
tions. I nean what T pay.
Doersvillo Nov. 14th, IJmt!.
J T. CLARK.
BflSU.T. Urijles is -selling CLOTHING at
wholesale rriees Such an opportunity to
purchpee fine pnd well-made Clothing has
never be offered to the people of Cadiz and
vicinity. A glance at our stock and figu-es
will convince all that our prices are really
25perWnt lower than any other in this
section possibly offers. We wan, to reach
the people the poor as well as the rich.
Our stock is now large and complete, and
an early call will se.-ure the first choice.
M A E B IB D
On the 6th irtt., by Hev. W, T. Meloy.
Mr. J NO. D. M I TO 1 1 IS and Miss LIZ IK
KYLK, all of Harrison county.
On the 20tli nit-.-, at the bride's .residence,
Now Athens. Ohio, b'v Rev. Joseph Oledhill,
Mr. JOHN F. AI.rtWIN and Mrs. MAR
OA HUT N. KICHIdK.
On the 5th inst., ftt tho Sirnn House, by
Rev. W. M. ti rimes, Mr. (IHoUC.K HOW
KLL, to NANCY ANKRKN, all of Har
mon County.
"ITnqnpatlonitbly the bt s:i4ta!ii'
ed work ol' the kind in tti
Wdrld."
II A u"PE R ' S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
Critfatt Notices of the Press.
The most popular Monthly in the World
New York Observer.
We must rofor in terms of eitliaV to the
high tone and varioi exo lhit-w" Of H ii--pe?s
Miigaslrto-a jrtilrn d wit Ii a monthly
circulation of about 170.00J copies in
whose pilJoS aro to be found soiiie Of tllo
choicest liuht and general rending Of the
rtuy. We speak ot 'bis work as ail evi
deiiee Of the culture1 Of the Amorii-a i Ptso
Dle: and the rldoiilarit y it has uoouired is
merited. Haeli numiior contains fuily 1-11
fiages of reading matter, appropriately il
ustriatod with good wood-outsi and itcoin-
bines in itself the racy monthly and thO
more phiosophical riuarterly. blended with
the host t'eatil res of the daily journal. It
has greatpowoi in tho disHe'minntion of a
love or pure literature; rumor's uuiuo to
Ainorieati Literature, London,
We enn aeoount for its success only by
tno simple root mat is meets precisely' me
popultrr tasto, furnishing a vaiioty of pleas
ing and instructive reading for nU.ftiou'S
Herald, Boston;
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be sent by express, freight at expense of
purchaser, for 2 25 per volume, Single
volumes, by mail, postpaid, $i 00. Cloth
cases, for bindiug, 0- cunts, ;by mail posts
paid.
The postage on Harper's Magazine in 24
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scriber's post-olllco.
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UAKl'ttU Jt JiltOTUERS, New Yuk.
narteaa sprtol Cvltege. .
fhe Winter Una opoos November 25th,
13fi8, and continues 16 week. This is
now well eatrblUh'd, and good facilities are
offered for acquiring a thorough and com
plete education ia both Classical and Scien
tific Departments.
The Departments are the CWieal, (em
btsciag both Ancient and Modern Lan
ruages,) the Scientific, tha Commercial and
Tesehets Course.
Tho.' wishing to study accounts cin do
so here, as thoroughly ami much cheaper
than at a Commercial College, and Ix-sides
will have the advantages cf tre Literary
SiH-ieties. ami review oilier stnd'u not in
tha Commercial Crfurso. We intend to
give special attention to the Teacher's
Course.
To Arithmetic (Mental and Practical,)
Lmd Algebra, with the most approved
methods of teaching tV,em.
Geography. (Modern and rhysicd.) to
gether with Natural Philosophy, Chemis
try. Zio'ogy and Astronomy
English Grammar and Analysis, with
History, Criticism, Science of Government,
eet. Theory and Practice by Lectures.
Experience as well as obseVyitiori will
teach us that in orcer to su'-cectt in this as
in everything else, we mn-t be trained for
the work. Not only to barely succeed, but
if wo wi.-h to rise in the profession and re
ceive a compensation that, will justify its in
following it, we must PREPARR ourselves.
For full particulars concerning boarding,
room" eet.. send for a Catalogue of address
It. II 1IOWEY, B. S., President. Harlem
Springs College, Harlem Springs Ohio. .
Acutk Afpfction of the Lungs, Chest,
Throat and Kidneys are easily cired by Ris
ing White Pine Compound. For sale every
where. o
IIIO I'OUXDRY WAREKOON.
OLt) STAND.
Cor,
Bank Allpy and Market St.,
STEVBFNVILLK, OHIO.
W. Ii. SIIAKP & SON,
MANUFACTCBEnsof Cooking, l'urlurand
hentiiiij
S T O "V E3 S .
ls.ro.nnw making the CELEilR.Vf Efr S13N"
TiNKIj. tlie bost Farm Stove made for
ood And coal, with or Without tho put9nt
extet'.'tion top nrtrt attuohed oven. Also a
largo vai'My of the best Cooking stoves,
among which are tno Victory, Quaker nnii
National, for coal: Live Oak and State of
Kmpire, for wood.
FIRE FRONTS.
All sizes of Orates, Fenders, Iron railing,
Hollow ware. Wagon boxes, Sugar kettles,
Kiirm bells, fee. Points for the Pittsburgh
plows, wholesale and retail. Orders for
custimra solicited and promptly tilled all
of which wo furnish at the lowest figurers.
We ulso inanufiu ture, in connection with
the ubove, for wholusalo and retail, uten
sils of
TIN, COPPEH AND SHEET-IRON.
We aro prepairod to fill all orders for
work of this kind with which we may b
favored. W. L. SHARP & SON.
Hteubenville, Nov. 18, 18t8- lyr.
OOK out rii.vnoAi.si
GOOD GOODS
AT
POPULAR "PRICES!
K. W. Kissur,.,
,B. P. MAifriKi.n,
K.W. IIHSSY & C3
are Vow receiving their
SEC0STB STOCK
FA.JXj and winteb
GOODS!
Those ffortds lmvo been selected with
great. ;are and purchased low .for cash,
wuicli enaoies us to ouor saint)
Decided Bargains!
to tho trade,
full line ot
Embraced in our stook is a
DRESS GOOD3
or TUB
LATEST STYLES
or
T Ii U SEASON.
Alao a spljndid liuo of
CLOTHS,
CASlMERES AND
WINTER GOODS
For ltioti aiid boy's woar. Also, HATS,
CAPS and
QUE E Iff SW ARE.
Alsoo nice assortment of C'AKl'F.TS
and Olti-ULO l'US. In tho Notion
Department, we hav a full assortment
Gall and examine our stock, which we will
show with pleasure, and you will bo con
vinced that un examination will insiiro our
selling to yon. Our terms will suit you.
K. W. KINSEY & CO.
Nov. 18-li68.
T EGALi NOTICE
UILBERT THOMPSON and his wife,
Elizabeth Ann Thompson of the State of
Iiidinilri.aro hdreby notilied that Hamilton
King has ttomtrtoilced an action against
thorn in the Coiirt of Common Pleas
of Harrison county Ollioi the object
and prayer of which Petition is, to recover
Judgment against said Oilbert Thompson
on his promissory note to said Hamilton
Klnc, for $1277,77 with interest from April
1, LS08, and nlsc for nn order to soli tho
mortgaged preiniHeg,,ln said County of Hur
risbti, ('.ohveyed to said Hamilton King, by
said Oilbert Thompson, and wife, Elizabeth
Ann, t i secure said nolo. The ortse will be
for hearing at February Term, lli
You are; required to answer said petition
on, or before tfce 0th day of January lsyy,
or the allegations thereof will be taken as
title. .-,-.
J. M. ESTEP
Nov. 11) 18t8-3w. jUty.forF'lir
RURAL SEMINARY
Far Idia and aratlBsa. Jw
Market Ntatloa. ! Ptt OSUae
llnrritoa aaaty, O.. Threa
rionta from PlUaaarch' "
ta llaar froaa Mtaa-
aavtll. aa the '
Ureal ran-IIta-'
die Hallway.
PHI tiOeOF V ICA L FLAX.
In this fiemlnary we hare t n lr la
adopt the Philonorihic plan of each rrofes
sor and hid class devoting their whole tiin
and eneraips to a ninirl.e studv, until -oin-
pietetl. v t have Teen ino to this by swing
so many stndeO'ts disheartened, or rViidor!
snrs'rtleial. fcy heln; iWi4irei to carry for
ward thi-ee or Your studies at the mine
time. Then eAoa Proft"sor WiW rcinired
to hesr so many recitation aad thMime
was nr, broken lip that It was Out of the
question 'A give on-di nubject and each
finpil the required nttontion. Irt inlriMlu
ng this method, we expected to le hIiIo to
mnka our classy much more thoroi'i h an I
practirnl, ImH not e-nly are wo sii'-oeedin
iieyond our cxpcctiitions in this particular,
but wo nn accomplishing -ftreat doiil
more in th snmctimo, as well ns doiiitc it
much iH'tter. In gradmiins,.one third of
tho time an. expense is saved, a malUir of
(Treat comick-tAtion to every one. After
thoroughly mastering the common
branche-", student complete the acinniific
courso 111 two, instead of throo years, as
heretofore required; devoting three month
to Algebra, two to i loometrv, nnd two to
'lieniistry.aud one month ew' to all tho
other studies. Dure mrse Is full nnd prac
tical, and tho time allotted to each studv
enable us to do vastly more with it than j
usually done. We explain this on the
principle, that imm show the greatest re
sults 111 a g.vou timo, when they dovom
their whole energios to one thing. It has
been claimed that students devoting thoir
whole time to one study would becomo
weary, but wo .find instead of this 0u,ff
true, that the student having an opport .
nity to concentrate his whole energies upon
one object, succeeds, nnd as u result of his
success, an enthusiasm is awakened, beforj
nnknown in schools; the student beoomea
a genuine Philosopher in w' ,
of truth. New studies are com CJ
monthly, ut which tima students can enter
and reinnhi-ns long as Jsired. Classes for
Fall and early Winter, will bo formed Sopl.
14th, Oct. 12t.li, and Nov. ftth. A class will
commence Algebra, Nov. flth, and go reg
ularly through with Mathematics, iiy our
plan wo propose to make this a more
thorough class than any ever conducted on
the old system. Those w shing to enter it,
would do well to engage rooms soon. Th
department of Music and Painting, ore
now ottering the very best advantages.
The Ladies Ornamental (yurse. is short,
but the moat practical 'And useful. All )i
left out that will not be practiced in wo
man's appropriate sphere. And they nro
made so thorough, and such a lovo of sel
eneo is induced that they will ea-ry it into
and adorn every department of life, and
not, as is too frequently done, lay it all
aside as soon as they graduate.
EXl'KNSKN.
Nolwthstanrtin'i the high order of all tho
departments tho expenses all taken to
gether lire very low. Sixteen dollars per
month pays for boarding, f -irnished, warm
ed rtild carpeted rooms, washing of bedding
and lights, in tho President's family in tho
Seniiuary building. Tho building is in
two separate flbpartments, ono for ladies
and 0110 for gentlemen; all dino at tho sairi)
table. The building contains 72 rrtoins. and
is heatod throughout by steam radiators.
No coal soot or dirt iii the rooms. Few
Seminaries furnish so many homo eo-rtv
forts. Tuition in the several departments
aboit the usual rates. Rooms in the vil
lage for self boarding. Lots furnished 011
the Seminary grounds free of charge for
tho nciSommodation of thoso wishing to
erect rooms for thoir own uso.
FACULTY.
A. T). Ler A. M., Presldort, PrOf. Souior
Studios
Rev. R S. Hiatus A. M., Prof. Junior
Studios.
R. H Smith A. M., M. P., Prof. Sopho
more Studies.
Wkslkv Williams A. M., Prof. Freshman
Studies.
Prof, b BANOisSmwixomi Principal M.u-
si:nl Department
Vkkqinia Bkll, Drawing.Paintini;, A3.
Come and try this seminary for one
month. For further information address
the President for a Cataloguo.
J08.MK.VKS J AS. MEANS, JR OI30. B.WlAN
Steufroit-ville Foundry aad
AJtucliiuo Works,
Means & Brother
Manufacturers of
STEAM E15I UJfHiim
1.7 3ML111.
I LL kinds of Foundry and Machine Shop
A Works,
Threshing Machines MilHScrninjr for Saw
Iron for Bridges or Oirs,t AHIlSj
Coal car Whools, Ciisl lrort Froills,
Truck A wagop wh'ls ',' " Windows,
Window Weights " ' Iioor Sills,
BoltsandNutseutaiid " Poor .Steps,
made to order, ,x " Coal Vaults,
Cast A wrdught seroWS Shafting and pulling
furnished tosize, Turning artd Plating
StCiimBoitarsinadOand Iron,
repnlfed, FartcJ? Oratesv
Plow Points and wagon Common Orates-,
boxes, .Couiltina House, Of
Portico, Garden ami lice A Church Stoves
Grave Yard Fencing,
We have a new and irrtprrtved WATER
WHEEL, which has been awarded the pre
r.iiurti over nil competition.
Xlnr facilities for Work are largo, and haV
ing an extensive assortment of Puttorns, we
mn promptly fill almost arty ordtir in our
iranch of business. Address
MEANS BROTHERS,
July If), lfttifl.
oAd notice.
AT tho December session of the Coirl
missi'Dners of llariison County, Ohio, to
wit: Doc. Tth, Itttirt, a petition will be pre
sented praying for a Connl y Road, Com
mencing at the Cadiz and Wellsburg road
at tho line between tho lands Of Ephraim
Clark nnd Joseph Jamison, in Section 23,
Township 0, and Range 4, in said County,
and running thence HoiUh along sold lino
to the South line of said Section; thence
along the old rrtad to the lino between tho
lands of Joseph Mitchell and John Brind
ley; therteo to the road leading from Cadi,
to' tho Plank Road, at a point on tho line
between Joseph Cope on the ono side, and
Henry Siieplar and John C'roskoy on the
other. PETITIONERS.
Nov .4, 18(18-4 w.
SHERMAN HOUSE,
MARKET STREET, CDli, Oriio;
GEO. L. WHARTON, Proprietor,
This houso has boon thoroughly repaired
and in part re-furnished, is rtdW ready for
the reception of gnosis. NO pains will be
spared on the part of the Proprietor to meet
the demands of the traveling nubl c, in all
its annointments. .Lance ana I'onlt'ortablo
rooms, well furriished, a table to satisfy tho
most fastidious; ftlld moderate bills will bo
amongst its iriost proiiilnont features, A
share of public patronage is solicited; .
Dot. 21, "Biy
r n a x i i' v'Lii "Sto 0k.
of
MILLINERY GOODS,
JUST RBCKIVBD AND FOR SALE
O S3 jSL
II. 8. ItlcFddden & Siri.
Sept. 30, 18(18.
A CARD!!
A Clergyman, while residing irt Soiitii
Aiiieriea' as a m'sslortary, discovore'd a silfri
and slmnld remedy for the Cure of Ner-
tous.Wehlinbss, Early De'cny, Diseases of
too urinary ana seminal urgans, and the
wnoio 1 1111 n 01 uisoruurs uniuiia oil oy
baneful and Vicious habits. Groat nuni
liRcs have boon cured by this noble remedy,
Prompted by a desire tobenofit the afflicted
and unfortunate, I will send tho receipt for
propnring and using tins medicine, in a
sealed envelope, to anyone who needs it,
jree or cnarae. auuress,
- JOS10PH-T. INMAN.
Station D, Bible House, New York City.
Oct. I&-J111. ' .
-BEWARE OF TEMPTATION."
"KEEP tOUR CREDIT fiOOB."
This Is th6 only Legacy I can
laavo you.'
SfCII were tba wrd Imjiressivoiy at
trod by a poor but tonosl Father to his
Son, wIihii Hlariint in th world to make
liiM fortuit; aAd H14I is tha l'.iyhoit bLugiov
for
To possrtsS-ipraTlddd ha lives Op to It in the
fulli-st, broiulust seriHe of the word. It
i an undenv aMe f.ict that none can
remain proiNrouH that have not
ioAi-ned to con'juer Tempta
tion In its thousand
taring, snd mttet
Vieir obllgutlods
. promptly.
' Trace tli
history Of 'e've'ry .'"
Snceessfrtl iHnn, and
yOu Will And that he pos
stnsos the sterling quality Ot
conquering temptetions and
meeting his obligations prompt! v. '
To do that ono must bo,,up and doing!
Tho people of this and adjoining counties,
who moan to pay for the goods they buy will
look around und e whore they cart L'tty
THE CHEAPEST!
To them a few squares, or evon mllas Is
no trouble. Thoy will go to
J. BRILLES,
A 13 z, oirici.
DEALER IN
GENifcJ. FtJRNISIIlita ROODS
WOOLEN & LINEN
PIECE GOODS,
And sob whether It is truo that the BEST
ASSORTMENT at the
LOWEST PRICES,
OF
COATS, PANTS, VESTS,
ats, aps,
'(FINE AND COMMON,) I
Ladies and Gent's
TRUNKS AND VALISES,
SHIRTS & COLLARS
INlJNDLESS VARIETY.
tri fact itti thaf Is needed tod, ess A MAN.
YOUTH or CHILD, can be found in niv
store, for it is uty aim to have
THE R13HT GOODS
AT THE
RIGHT PRICES.
jANDlAT.THB
RIGHT EASON!
GIVE US A TRIAL.
Aticl tie convinced thai 1 nobody can si-11
Uoous as cuuap a we ao.
Kespoctfully,
"' J. RiI,LK6,
Ah, Apr a ;wi
FIRST ARRIVAL
FAIL iffl) WINTER
C 0 0 D S
A FULL stock, comprising eitrythliig Id
his line iu .
Prints.
Do! n I net.
PopUns,
Plaids,
Alpvcjaa
Yn ih Vvutix,1
Atu Ei!ner
DRESS GODDS!
Everything kept to a DrV Good Store oA
liXItiKITI'JN, ad to be
a o 1 d f the
Lowest Pricb s
AT,
T. J. BROWN'S.
U!. April 18, im.
G
REAT rirOTLllNO
E 31 P O It IUM
C. M. MAY,
AND DlSAtEK IX
0L0 f I! d CA S S t M E It E S
AND
ISO. io ma.)cib.e
Steuben vine, Oblo.
Tnl2 Mori.nt.rit talldiini Department ot
this House is unsurpassed by any East or
West. The most petrlect natisfAction Is
Riiararleed in every paiticular. I have
also the most com pl 6W assort men t Of heady
Made CroVhingln Eastern Oliio. All goods
sold at the very lowest prices. Tho patron
age of the public respectfully solicited.
C, M. MAY,
Nrv.J7,18o7. . ' Hteuhenvtlle, OWo
SASH AND DOOR FACTOSY
Fairvlcw, Harrison Co., Ohio-.
DAX1EL SMITH, WM. BMOM1S,
i. a.'uXATRULU,
SMITH, BLOOMlS & CO.,
W
ILL keep on hand and make to order
OAK AND PINE FLOORING
DOORS, 8 AS ii, .
.TUItNINdS,
JgThose who novo flooring or siding to lie
woi-kou, or iny kuiu oi rjnninjr cau be au
commodated on shttrt notico.
We can turmsh nil clasea and qnal
Ities) of Lumber for building
dressed or undressod.
May (j, lSiMslyr.
JUST RECEI VED!
the Mew eclectic
I'ANIE it ! '
TltE MOST ERf'ECTI.Y
Shaped
Syninietrloalj
:' ' " iV ..Elegant
.. ., Woven,
Skirt!
E VER OFFliRE D.v
II. S. MicFadden & Son.
Sept- 30, 1808.
N
EW HARDWARE.
LINDSAY, STERBiT & EDWEP
j . ImporU:J and Dealers ia
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, etc
Entire New Stock Just openod ani yriV:
W littered to the trado at the LOWEf! i
EASTERN PRICES.
(NKAlt V24ION PEPOT.)
KXT Lihwwtt (Ithi:
"Kl T -rxttSUuRofl, pa.
Aug.2,lS3. .. ., v , , .
4
JOY FOREVER
Who will have itl iJeHfy aeenrod l-v
GEMIEMEN'S raJliliC W,
Kadway Kenovuung Keaolvent, contnl. .
IngSarsaparillluit-cthfl crVstalirie princii '
wherein reside all the tirtuoa ofHarsapav.
la. One boti loot ilesol vent contains ni' ;
of the ourative prinoiplt oTSarMnpariii-;,
than ton of f hfa large bottles.
One to six boulos of this vvdriderfiil puri
fier of the blood, will char! re Uie most :
pulslve bddy, covered with the Worst Hor.
Ulcers arid other in th-mitietf trta sounrl nr '.
heitltby condition. ' Itiilalte piire U.x '.
itsetiures Clear skill, Sonnd and Vh.
Teeth, clean and regular Nalla, strong an ('
lutxurlent Hfr bright and (dear V. e:
sweet and pure braat those who u:-'.i;.
however untortunate thoy may belupi:
aonal appearance, will - anon realir,o it-,
wonderlul power imparling hnalth m
lKutv-to alt. Price One Dollar per B'.
Sold by drngghita.y-t ., .
Hce lir. nadwiiy's Almrmrte tir 't8.t. '
f ? 5J: ', ; , ... , ; "
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