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The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31

Jonah wrote to his father, after the
whale first swallowed him stating that
he had found a good opening for a
young man going into the oil bust
ness, but afterwards wrote for mon
ey to bring him home stating that he
had been sucked in.
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Agents for the Appeal.

GRO. A. CIRCUIT General Advertising Agent, SO Dock
street. Philadelphia is authorized agent for the APPEAL in
that city, All contracts made by him FIR advertising will
Be nIflled by US.
W. A. BREEDRN, of Alum Creek, Bastrop county,
Texas is authorized agent to receive subscriptions for the
Appeal
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31

Every body is laughing at the blum.
der of the independence Beige in set.
ting Mr.. Speaker Banks down for a
negro. 1t may be very fine sport for
the newspapers, but hoU p7t the No.
grocs like ~
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31

"Our Abe" says that a woman's
heart is the "most sweetest thing in
the world; in fact a perfect honey
comb-full of sells. Beware.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31

10 Keep Chimneys Clean.---Instead
ofplastcring the insdes of Chimneys
in the usual way. the Albany Cultiva-
tor says, take a mortar made of one
peck Of salt to a bushel Of lime, adding
as much sand loan as will render it
fit to work, and then lay on thick
coat. If The chimney has no offset for
the SCOT to lodge on, it will continue
perfectly clean.and free from danger
of taking fire. A trial Of three years
warrants the assertion.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31

There are fools who cannot keep a
secret. Their excessive greeness, like
that of new wood, causes them to split.
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To POStmasterS.

newspaper magazine as long they allow it to be
ceved their Office when it is uncaed for refused by
tho person to whom is directed The rules of the De
partment require that written note shall be sent every
publisher that his works lie dead in the Office News
pApKR LAW.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31

An "Old Line Democrat" is figuring
very extensively in the columns of the
Nashville Gazette in answer to a chap
who figures very extensively in the
Union and american over the sigma
ture of an "Old Clay Wing" The wri-
ter in the Union is not an "Old Clay
Wing" he assumes to be, but would
like for the people to entertain that be-
lief. He is one of the most redmouth-
ed modern Democrats we have in
Tennessee. And if he don't own it we
will have to let the cat out of the wal
let, as we are acquainted the facts.
The Gazette has offered to pay half
the expenses to have them both pub
lished in phamphlet form and sent over
the country. We don't think the I'm.
ion will agree to it. Wanesboro Amer
icdn.
We shall not only pay half the ex,
penscs, but if the "Old Clay Wing" will
write reply to the "Old Jackson
Democrat" on the Abolition character
of the Anti-American party, and get
the Union and American to sanction
said reply, we shall pay the whole ex'
pense of publication; not asking the
parties for a cent. Now, if they have
any confidence in their cause, surely
they will accept this offer. But, be-
lieving that they will back out, we
advise our American friends to watch
the result, and make the matter gen.
erally known.--NashuiHc Gnsette'
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H@R w NMyn ,

All work ofhis kind considered due on deivery--when
charged the cost will be more unless have accounts
with those having such done.
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A Very Singular Afair.---A very
curious instance of confusion has TAX
en- place, says the Albany Knicker-
booker, in family in Lumber street
A mother and her daughter were both
confined on the same day, each hav-
ing a little son. In the hustle Of the
moment both babes were placed in a
cradle, annd to the confusion Of the
mothers, when the youngsters were
taken from the cradle, they were una
BILE to tell which was the mother
and which the daughters soma mat
ter which, of conrs F, must ever re-
main a my cy The family is in
great distress owe. a affair.
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De Quincy being asked why there
were more women than men, replied:
at is in conformity with the arrange
ments of mature. We always see more
of heaven than earth"
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31

Payable at sight as the blind man
said when he give his note.
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He who can at all times sacrifice
pleasure to duty, approaches sublimity.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31

Some enthusiastic married man has
written the following:
Oh, there Is not In this wide world happier life
Than to sit near the stOvepipe and tickle your wife,
lasts the sweets OF her lips in the moments of gee
And twist the cats tail when she jumps on your knee.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31

The last sheets of MI. Benton's his
tory were sent to the printer on
Wednesday of last week. The second
volume. thus concluded, contains some
thing over $50 pages, and will end
with the year 1850,
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The Tuscumbia Enquirer goes it
blind. At the head of It's columns we
find the following:
'For President and Vice President
The nominee of the Democratic Ma
tional Convection, to assemble at Gin
cinnati, Ohio, with a suitable plat
form
Which, being interpreted, means
anybody and anthing.
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If this is not poetry we may despair
of ever finding it:
From the Louisville journal.
THE POET TO HER WHO SC0RNS
HIM.

BY MRS. JANE MARIE MKAD.
Why do ] cherish and admire
A light that scorches with its fame,
And perish through vain desire
TO wrcathc its glory round my name?
Why do offer on thy shrine,
My heart, my life, as sacrifice ?
And kneel, as to some form divine,
And seek my heaven in thy dear eyes
Why should thus-by love subdued--
Prescriptions bard aspire to thee;
And water, with my hearts best blood,
The tree Of Immortality!
| lavish on thy hearts cold urn
The love thou wilt not--canstnot prize;
| watch thy every glance--and turn
Scorched, humbled, blasted, from thine
eyes.
How dearly have purchased fame
By this wild worship at thy feet!
O Fate reclaim thy git--a NAME
And yield me looe-so doubly sweet
My songs have stirred the hearts of men,
And fired to youth the gray in years;
They pluck the aowers-they reap the
fruit
From plants watcred with my tears:
o! Laura, vert thou less divine,
Or had my soul not known--nor felt
Thy wond'rous power, at thy dear shrine
| had not madly-vainly knelt.
/ loatAe the world, nor seek to wear
Its wreath of immortality!
Applaudng millions shout in vain;-
Thy praise were moro than fame to mo-
The world is ravished with my lays
And glad ears drink their (aintest tones
All! what avails the worlds wide praise
Since thou artdeaf and thou alone
While fainting, dying meath thy gaze,
tune anew my voice and Tyre;
Thus martyrs bear the torturlng blaze;
Thus burn--thus sing-and thus expire
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31

A Sag Nicht paper says that Bene-
dict Arnold was a Know Nothing
Probably he was, but he withdrew
from the American party and went
over to the foreign party, very much
after the modern fashion.
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Electoral Vote Of the Several States.
The following exhibits the electoral
vote of the several states, distinguish
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31
Lager Beer VS.. Whisky.

Lager beer says the Mirror, has
been adopted by the upper ten of New
York, and bids fair to supercede all
other fashionable beverages. The
New York Mirror says, that between
the first and second acts of Don Clio.
vanni, at the Academy of Music, the
other night, no less than three hun
dred and sixty glasses of lager beer
were drunk in the saloon. 1t goes on
to congratulate the public for its
growing taste of a beverage which,
it seems to think, is very wholesome,
and is destined to drive rot-gut rum,
camphene brandy, and vitrolic liquors
generally, out of the market 1t is
presumed that a taste for lager beer
will be one of the evidences of refine
ment in New York, and that a man or
Woman's standilo in society will be
adjusted according to the number of
glasses that he or she can euzzle.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26
iIIia m Kenyon,
ftH MnnuiHeturor Of il u
STEAM ENGIN ES

- ~
Hand and Slide Tuaaing Lalhes,
PLASISs, DRlLtISs AND SCREwINe MACHINES,
SHAFTING AND MILL GEARING. n
A ND syerv variety Of Machinisis' Tools
"a Screws Cut with Square ard V Thread, TOT
.sfEuBENyiLLE, O
soroTders solicited and promptly a,tcnded 10. =
EEc0MNES9ATIONS, ~ q M
From the various Recommendations OF machinery
built in this establishment, the following extract
from a eiler to tie proprietor, from Mr. George
Sloan, OF Hanover, COuHibiana county, isseleeted.
MIR SlOgu Is old and enterpTizing citizen OF that
county, well known In thu section ci Ohio adjacent
parts OF Pennsylypnia and Virginia. His letter is
dated April p, 1854. 1T tts1 1e-e0{
Dear Sir--I am pleased to
say your Engine does well, and gives great salts
faction aIl tlltt lH3i 8 eai.f 'gt1f
'sIn running our old Engine, or rather coal bur
ner we used in 1850 TO 1852 about one bushel and
half OF coal manufacturing berrel OF flour; and
with two pairs Of four feet burrs in good order could
only pack an average OF bnrfes perliour on bo.h
making from thirty,liye 10 forty per twelve hours
with sixty bushels Of coal In 1852 we used abou
two bushels of coal per barrel oi -four
"ln running the new Engine, we use about thir
ty bushels OF coal in twelve hHurs packing in same
| time sixty barrels Of Hour We consider we arr
saving about two thirds OF fuel formerly used--tnk
ing into consideration The Increased amount OF tou
we RseIk, Ss k,,o rl ,l,oi ,-o. r,,, - ,,-. - ,,o,,
| Engine "a ret; but believed it would run four
needed 1t runs the three without any appearance
laboring while the old one labcred hard to perform
| the work above stated. al t,,i.4 niaRn as
"In conclusion, the only fault wa have with you
Engine is, grinds the wheat faster tian the supply
! Bnt it saves fuel and as to wheat, there is goo
time comir G. Very respectfully,
The following is from Mr.. Sonn's miller 3
II have assisted Mr.. Sloan in making tie abov
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26
Legal Notice.

Abba Tomlinson,
In the Court of Common
Sally Kelly [widowl Pleas of Harrison county,
Thomas Wolfe and Ohio
his wife Pdlly Wolfe Tire said defendants Thorn
ct al. i t as Wolfe and Polly his wife.
will take notice that petition has been filed in
the Court VI Common Pleas of Harrison county, 3
Ohio, against them and others7The object and
prayer Of said petition Isl to have certain paper,
purp prtng to be tho last will and testament OF
William Kelly deceased, declared null and void,
and his Estate distributed among his heirs and their
assgnees according to law You are required to al.
swersaid petition or before the 18th day Of April
A. ID. 1856. sfttRf.ss 2fff4 s. N.
MEANS & EsTEP, Attorneys
f g4tr i Y8 for PlaintiG1
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CARRIAGE, WAGON & BUGGY
M HANUFACTORY A

A ARON FORMAN thankful for the liberal pat
LNronage heretofore eqtended to him, would au
nounce to the citizens of Harrison, aud the ADJOINING
counties that he is better prepared than ever TO
manufacture to order Family Carriages Barouches,
Bugges, Gigs, Sukies, and Wagons OF all kinds anG
ICES, which he feels confident cannot be exeelled b,
any other shop in the country
Having stock of material that is really unsurpas.
sed, and having full knowledge of the business il
all its branches, he respectfully asks those who mag
wish anything in the above line, TO give him call
Hisshop is in the rear Of MIR. Slenmons' Blacksmith
Shop, and nearly opposite the Cadiz HOTEL where b.
may at all times be found.
Cadiz, October Is, l6j,
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N Z "
CLOTHING STORE.
HENRY KERR

TTAS Jus; arrived direct FROM Pittsburgh with
II large and lashionHbls stock Of READY MAnE
CLoTHfNe cons isting in part of Dress Coats Over
Coats Sack and Box Coats, Pants and Vests 81 ever
~ variety which he offers To the public at prices
that cannot fail TO please. He keeps likewise on
hand a large assortment OF piece goods, such as
French and American Bread Cloths, Cassmeres and
Vestings in great variety, which he will make TO or
der al the shortest notice and the latest styles BE
ing practical Tailor Of long experience both IN
this and the old country, he feels confident that he
will be able 10 give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage.
9J-Cntting done the shortest notice, and IN the
most fashionable style. Give uB a call, friends.
will be happy to see you, and show you my goods
whether yuu want TO buy or not.
91-ReRember the place, next door &c Scott &
Bingham's law Office, on Market street.
Cadiz, Feb. 25, 1888.
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Notice,

THE subscriber having purchased the entire in
teres OF Francis Morey in the tannery of George l.
Morey Is authorized settle all the claims of the
late firm. The business will hereafter be continued
by the undersigned have now, and will keep con.
stanily on hand large and extensive assortment Of
all kinds OF leather, which invite the attention Of
he public,
The highest market price will be paid in cash for
| HIDES and SKINS. SAMUEL GEORGE.
P. S. Those having land to clear, would do well to
save their BARK, as ii will pay the expense ofcear
| ing. 5. u.
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olaeaO Shoe Store!
TuNrg 4 c,C CNgNEp

EAMES HOWARD has now on hand the lars esl
j best and cheapest stock OF Boots aud Shoes ever
offered for sale in Cadiz. AS he intends to abide
among 'this people" and become Zone Of them,'' he
hopes % form their acquaintance the shortest no.
ice He is confident that his work once Introduced
will ever afterwards recommend itself lie especi.
ally invites attention to bis stock OF ladies' wear, as
he intends to keep constantly large supply Of the
finest and best work, both OF his own and eastern
manufacture. JAMES HOWARD.
Cadiz ADril IL. 1885. .3n
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New Fall Goods,

TUST received at, Cochran's Wholesale Variety
y Store, a large stock ofnew Goods for the season,
consisting in part OF Hosiery Gloves, Ribbons, La
dies Edgings Bobbonetts, Accordeons, Violins, But
tons, Combs, &c, &c. - tHit
Also, large asscr crtuent Gold and plated Jewel
ry, Gold and Silver Watches, Guards, Chains, &c
Also, hoavy assortment of white wax Beads.
10 which the attention of the trade, and citizens
generally is respectfully invited, .
Fourth ST., few doors north of Market
StunbonYille. Nov 4, 1855. ,t-
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TaE WONDER OF THE AGE

Dr. roblas's Venetian Liniment is warranted to
cure Cholera, Colic, Sea Sickness, Chrome Rheu-
natism, Vomiting Cuts. Burns, Old Sores, Swell
ngs, Toothache, Headache and pains Of all kinds
or n o pay. 5
GREAT CORE OF RHEUMkTIsM-C Cspt Comstock of
the steamer Baltic collins Line) was cured Of Sc
we're attack Of Chronic Rheumatism in a few days
by DR.. Tobias's celebrated Venetian Liniment.
CASE OF CHoLERA.--Mr. John Wright. OF the firm of
j. Wright Il Co., No. l5l Charnes st., New Orleans
y as Immediately cured OF an attack Of Cholera by
Tohias's Liniment,
VOW TING AND CoLIc,-Mrs. Joseph Nieholl No
l6 Essex ST., New York, was cured Of an attack o.
Collie and Vomiting by Dr. Tobas's Venetian Lint
iment.
Depot, No. GO Cortandt st., New York. Sold by
all the Druggists Price 25 and 80 c.nts'
AaENTs--I II Logan g. Co. and Thompson g.
Patterson, Wheeling; John Beall and 5 Hamilton
Cadiz; A jul Schreiber Moorehed M Joley, New
Marke E Phipps a. Co.. Smyrna. dec5ly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26

EE.Tbe Fresham class 81 the Wesleyan
University, (Middletown,) are IN state Of
"suspension," for rebelling against the rules
of the Colledge. The better way would be
to send for their mothers, and have them
soundly spanked.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26
Ohio Water Cure,
nopATmlc INsrITUTE.

ELECEltOEAIlAaC INSlil1A IT,
Sfeubenviile. ..
rTailiS Institution combines tiie advantages ef . u
IL class Hydropathic Establishment ulso, Med
and Physilogical School, t07 ne insuacton ol i
Teachers, Lectures and Physeians- ..asl-fs
Patients and Students y,ill Be received al any
lime US the lnsriunon via Be o,en Tie srhale year.
= Pure Soft wafer viii be used, and IN winler the
ba th rooms and waier will be warmed TO salt 49,
Electro Magnetism, that great source Of vitality
viii be used In the cure OF Nervous Diseases. Also,
the Electro Chemical Bath, ltaf great scientfica
will used IN this Institutions BY which cnlonai ~
and all other miEeral substances can be rem0Ved
from the body by short and painless operation,
rendering chronic diseases easily cared. ~ -
Also TGmors, Cancers, Scroitdas, Sores, Mental
Derangement, 6lc., will bo uoated by nou andeeFs
tain reinedics - ss75ss..s4.
Suffering and Stsmmering cured without sur "a
ecal operation. DR.. Canpbeii's great success iu
all forms Of diseases Of Eeuial0s indces him say
that he will undertake the worst cases and where !
re fails Cure he VIII Charge Nothing for his sqEo
vices Patients TO bring two sheets, two blankets,
two comforts, ard four towels.
Terms for full ueRiineni, bsaFd, tsc from e6 10
So per week. Day patients lwho beard elscwherel q
win be charged about iialf ho ab5ve Tates. and pa
tients who desire it, will be visited at their homes
| in city or country. Consultation Free. aAsei -
! 9rFor iurther paTli ulaEs apply to a ssl.ar1qs n
! B CAMPBELL, A NJ, NJ. D. (,
" CORs u 'oo. ~ e. ..+A tht ls a a5.a sfA
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Sheriff Sale.
Samuel Mccoy and wife

O6Inuei MCCoy ana WIG
Charles Naylor ct oil
DsYvirtue ofan ofisrof Sale in this case, issued
ID out Of the Court Of Common Plea in aud for
the county Of Jefferson, and state ol Ohio, bearing
date the 10th day OF Match, Al D.. 1856 and,to me
directed, will expose to ale by public vcndue and
outery, on tie pfenlises, on Saturday the 26ht dby
Of April, A. D. 1856 between the hours If o'clock
A. M, and4o'clock T. M, OF said day, the follow
ing described tractof Lald situate lying and being
in the county Of Harrison and State of Ohio and
bounded and described as lows towit. being the
coulh-west quarter Of section No seventeen tl7l
Of Township No. ten, [l0l and in range No four t4l
OF the lands directed 10 be SOLD at eabenville, Oho
containing one hundred and sixty acres be ee same
more or less. 't
Terms OF sale,---One third eashon the confirna-,
tion OF the sale by the court one third in Twelve
months and the balance.in two years. with interost
on the deferred payments, tobe secured By nsrtgage
I Ei88 t7i-3A ssap2 j AMES II BLINN, ~
| ,snayR8 aai IS hetiff OF Jefferson county IA
sherifls Office, StepbenVile, Ohio, March 10 1856
EtnnhanYie. 10. lnarch la. i56-6 l--nr fee 80 90.
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RTA exchange paper. announcing The
death Of a gentlemen out vest, says that
"the deceased, though bank director, Il il
generally believed died Christian and
universally respected"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26
Oil Of Grapevine,

THOR the Growth, Restoration and Preservation
Z OF the Hair.
The Oil of Grapevine is the result of twenty
years investigation by French Physician, and is
now extensively used in this country and in France
both for the purpose OF keeping the Hair SOFT glossy
and RESTORING IT In BALD PLACES.
For sale by John Beall, Cadiz, Ohio.
Dec. 10, 1855.
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IL Ek q q IA ~ w a. q u sc Ia EON.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
A ND dealers IN all kinds OF Paints, OILS, Brush
IA es, Fine Paint, Pertumery and fancy articles
Of all kinds, Steubenvllle, Ohio.
A large stock just received, whichwe are selling
cheap.
Great care will be taken in packing goods to be
sent by the railroad;
Steubenville, Sep. 5, '55.ly.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26
Agents.

James Collins & Co., Freight and Passenger A.
gents, No ia and ll5 Water st. Pittsburgh
j N. Kinney, Freight Agent Little Miami r.. Il
Depot, Cincinnati,
cnpati. cst ,afkt aeEf @4 Was .sa
Richard Hooker, Passenger Agent, Newark.
Il. A. Welis,l IA do. &Stsubenville g
LAFAYETTE DEyENSY, General Freight and Tick
ct Agent, Steubenvle.
,gal ,a. g. WaFULToN. Superintendent.
March 10, 1856.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26
THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Every kind Of Humor;

On. KrxSlBY, Of Roxbury, has discovered in one ol
our coInUon pasture weeds remedy that cures
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26
Proclamation Extra!
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
TO THE PEOPLE OF
HARRISON COUNTY.

WHO have extended so liberal and generous pat.
ronnge to me daring my residence in Cadiz, in
which period of time it has been my good fortune
TO form many acquintances, make many friends,
whose friendship and kindness will ever be remem.
bered with the most pleasant emotions. Time in
its onward flight, brings many changes. Years a.
go your humble servant the fsfst pioneer in the
Clothing enterprise in Cddiz starting with deter
mination to sell cheap, and deal fairly, he hoped
to build up a trade that would steadily increase,
and bring to his counter on the return Of each year
the ace ofthese who were his patrons ofthe fFst-
And this proclamation Is issued to inform all who
are in want or Clothing ofany Description, Price
Quality or Quantity, from cotton shirt to a cart
load can be accommodated on the most advanta
geous terms. am now receiving direct from the
Eastern cities, the Largest Stock of Fall and Win.
ter Clothing ever opened il Harrison Co. Consist.
ing in part of thelollowing goods
Heavy and fine oyercoats, a large assortment
all kinds, grades, quail tes dress, rock sack, box
and bltiness coats, of nj / colors shades and va.
retes all kinds of pants velvet, plush, fancy and
plain salns silks, cnssimerian &c. lots of furnish
ing goods shirts, drawers and undershirs, cravats
handkerchiefs, collars. socks and suspenders, whict
will be cold cheaper than these articles ever have
been sold in Harrison Co | have also fine anc
well selected stock Of cloths, cassmers, vestingt
and overcoating Tor the purpose OF making up
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26
All kinds Of Custom Work,

14I1 h14IND UA OUuIUIA " V14A3
which will be cut and mace in the best and most
fashionable style andby the best mechanics in the
country. A large stock of BOYS CLOTHING.
which, with all my goods, will be sold ut the very
lowest prices
ready to prove il decidedly the cheapest in EiarrI.
son county, | offer il for sale. It comes within
the wdAts and circumstances of all To the buyer
in this article then give me CALL it will afford me
pleasure to show you through my extensive assort-
ment and variety, and if tail in quality or price
my old friends and pleased to make the acquaint-
ance ofnew ones whenthey can make it convent
ent to give me a call! Remember the place, in tha
corner opposite The Court House, and under the
"Semirtl" office, Cndiz, Ohio.s IA
Cadiz, Ohio Nov. I, 1888. fACOBGRAPB.