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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
panfina Ara6emies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES
"a No 8O6 Broadway New-Yort
No 1877 Montague place, Brooklyn
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS in New-foR
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS in Brooklyn
At4p m for children at p. m. for gentleman
I'm addition TO the Court Qusdnle Prince lmperiae E'9
xrean Empire social dances Mnuet Quadre L1s
and other dances already introduced oy M
WORTH variety of newer dances will be brought IorwMe
during the which be mentioned La
lust received from Paris aud the Qusde Senne espsciY
,5pted 10 of graceful movement in Children
Circular Of terms &C. may be had q. either Academy.
A DODW ORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
~. No l3T Moutague.place Brooklyn.
class for beginners will commence THURSDAY November
/ et4p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

BARGAINS in CLOAKS and SHAWIIS.
ID Il. 3. MILLS Co.
ere now ready TO exhibit their patterns OF
ARAB, ZoUAyE. BEDoUIN. PALETOr.
and other recent styles Of Coaks jus added TO their oo
very low prices -
BRoCHE LONG AND SQUARE REVERSIBLE
and fancy wool Shawls Auction at great bargains At
No. 3l2 and ga BROADWAY.
FANCY BONNET RIBBON.
FANCY DRESS TRIMMINGS.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Every ward Of Fsncy Bonnet Ribbons 10 stock th does
not contain the fashionable and prevailing coors Of the season.
namely MAGENTA
"soLFERINo." &C..
/ am selling at exactly half the frst coss
1900 yaSds Fancy Bonnet Ribbon cost &c., selling for ls
1000 Fancy BoOnet Ribbon, cos: SOc selns for ls
entire stock Of fancy Dress Trimmings
and Dress Fringes q; about
ONE QUARTER THE FIRST COST: -
1900 yards Fancy Dres Trimming cost 2Sc elag Tor etc
5000 yards Fsncy Dress Trimmings cost &c., selling for fo
Dress Trimmings cost 1c selling iot 90
positive cleaning out sale Of the above goods Tor tee
days. all sold the expiration Of that ume w be semitic
auction II. II. MACY,
Nos 2o4 aud zoo 6th av,
Two doors below Ian St
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DEWARD, $500 Whereas JOHN SIfERI-
III DAN HOGAN esq, Member OF the Legislative Assembly
Province Of Canals left his usual residence In the month
notice hereby given that Reward Of $500 viii be paid BY the
OoyernB OF Canada 10 any person persons who may give
.nn ,denoe a. shall be dasred satsscoy TO the said Gov
snen 81 the eIr@noe and place OF residence Of tho
spd JOHN SHERIDAN HOGAN II siyei q u 10 be dead,
~ the circumstances attendant his death and burial
Any oomunicaon the subect 70 b. sens 70 BE under
dsned ChhhaEo AL.s. ~.
q asbso, Oct is, 1860 Provincial Secretary.
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GopartnsrshiS Notifss.

VNHE undersigned have this day formed CO.
partnership, under the and style Of CHARLES w
BATHGATE Co., 70: the purpose Of rearn! hns HOR ~
STOCK. Their celebrated horses New. Jersey" Major
Low and John Buckley" all colts of George Pstchsn viii
maize the Fall season. add remain at the Farm Of Charles w
Bsthgaie Foreha Westchese County N " niso miles from
the city, about half nile nom Kings Bridge and half mile
Dom Fordhsm Depot, New York aud HA,le Railroad Appi
cation be made 10 Cha lee w Batbge Co FsdhaIn
to Lewis b. Brown No. 81 Chambers.l, New York
CHARLES w. BATHGATE
New-York Oct 1860 LEWIS B. BROWN
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Groceries anb provisions.

IOHE DWIGHT, 81 Co.,
al Manufacturers Of
DouBLE-REPINED and FAMILY sALEkATUsi
ALSO,
sUPER-CARBONATE or SODA, SAL SODA EiC'
No II Old slip. Hanover square, New, OH
PURE CREAM TARTAR ONLY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

- IA. MACY is NOW OPENING his FALL
h. APPROPRIATIONS of LADIES' ane French KID
GLOVES ali szes Az colors best qua y 90 cents pair
Fun stock OF tine LACEs and EMBROIDERiES.
Full stock of elegant RlBB0NS aud hns French Howers
Emil stock of Pail HOSIERY aud GLOVES.
Full stosx of WHITE GOODS, FLANHELS, 6n
Full stock Of LINENS and LINEN CAMBRIA HAnDkEn-
CHIEFS. - ,.,
PuIl stock of Ladies' UNDER CLOTHING.
FULL stock Of YANKEE NOTIONS.
Ladies are always hnd with fun assertneaS
,ha shove goods AZ the lowest prices. X. H. MACY,
S Nos2 and zoo 9th ev,
second bel,w lsthA-
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dmneemette.

WINTER GARDEN.
w To- NIGH ', Nov. 1.
MISS CUSHhAN,
by Request.
CARDINAL W0LSEf,
IN shskesptsrts great plsy Of
Nm. DuPFIELD, her FIRST appearance a.
QUEEN KATHARINE.
With fsvcTite afteTpiece
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-MARTHA.
FRIDAY EVENING Nov 3 .oxx
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON
BENEFIT OF
CARL FORMES.
By general desire. MARTHA.
MME. INES fABBRl
in be fsvorte role Of lady Henrietta N,ncv
Mme.N, BkRKEL
SIG SrIGELu
IA lis admirable character Of Lionel
CARL F0RhES
In his eea olignal role OF Plua ket .,,,,,,So ~
TO-MORROW (frday) EVENING, NOV, y -.
bv general desire Fotows popular German opera IN ou at
MARTHA
With The following ns gnihcsnt cast; x,zy,,,.
Af-oy
Nine v Nsnc3
carl FORNEs in his original role Of unHs 1
GRAND ORCHESTRA, CHORUS end COhfs De SAhLEl
1uctlr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

NkwNoRK. Nov. l. 1860
TNHE undersigned, having this day admitted 10
Il Partnership Mr ELLSw ORTIZ IL. DENSLOW viii con
nue transact General Stock brokerage busines lat No SO
sllst) under tie dtn Of CLEkhE DENSLOW
VIM H. CLERkE.
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Fourth of .yUiy.

Last Wednesday was the glorious anniver-
holiday of freemen. 1t is the great national
Sabbath OF Americans, Of all who appreciate
instead of cursing the blessings conferred by
our democratic republican institutions. Eighty
four years ago last Wednesday, a new era dawn
ed upon three millions of the oppressed. A
nation of British subjects, through their dele
gatos assembled in Old Independence Hall, at
Philadelphia. declared the end Of all political
connection between the oppressed and the op-
pressor.
The 18th passed off as pleasantly as we ever
seen it in Cadiz. The day was pleasant, and
gentle western breezes made the air fragrant
and glorious. Every person appeared to enjoy
the 4th, as if 'the 4th of July only came once
year,"-busness houses were closed, and ey-
cry person appeared to be on hands to assist
the Sabbath school children in their exercises
in celebrating Independence Day
FIRST in order at O'Clock, was the Presby-
teriau schoolin procession. lead by the brass
band to the Public Ground, where the dinner
was spread on the tables, beneath the beautiful
locust. The Declaration of Independence was
read by Jesse H. McMath, Esq, Immediately
after which an address was delivered by Rev.
VIM. Grimes, then to the "good things" which
Were beautifully arranged.
The Methodist school, Immediately after the
Presbyterian school had been located, marched
in procession to the Fair Grounds numbering
about one hundred and eighty, also led by the
brass band, which discoursed excellent music.
The exercises were opened with prayer by Rev.
John Burns. After singing some appropr late
pieces, addresses were delivered by Revs Scott
and Davidson, after which all partook Of the
glorious feast spread on tables under the forest
trees. Swings being erected here and there
throughout the grove, the happy children anu
sed themselves in swinging and other exercises
till late in the afternoon.
Altogether the Sabbath school celebrations
were decided success.
The "Airth Quax," in all kind of clothes
masked in every imaginable unsishtly style
made their appearance about one O'Clock, and
passed through the streets, affording great
deal Of amusement for the town to see one 0
these nasty, ugly, overgrown knock knecd
hsrum-scarum fellows, would scare the "olt
fellow" himself.
In conclusion. to put the finishing touch or
the 4th, the young ladies and gentlemen con
cluded to take the evening excursion train fo
the Junction where they all participated il
the eight fantastic toe" exercise until the 1--WE
sma' hours Of the night. 1t was fine afRiir
and we think the Ladies God bless them) new
er looked better in their livss.
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Fosters Store.

Foster, at the sign of the Red Flag, is offer
ing greater inducements to the public. Wish
ing to make room for new stock Of goods, he
is determined to get rid of his present stock.
His goods are well selected, and it is really as
tonishing to see at what low prices he is selling
them. Foster is an enterprising business man,
and he is determined to fill his store with an
entire stock of fresh goods every season. Call
on Foster when you want good goods at fair
nriceS
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or The Democrats Of Binghampton have
hosted their campaign flag, with the names 9
Breckenridge and Lane. Daniel s. Dickinson's
home organ, the Binghampton Democrat, hoists
the same banner, and that gallant old war horse
that never on the day Of battle fnched, sup
ports the same ticket. A letter from Binghamp-
toa ssys that the indications now are that
Douglas Will not get hundred votes in Broome
county, Nat Dem.
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On the 4th inst, in Cadiz, by VIM. Arnold
Esq, Mr.. JOSEPH r. McCLEARy to Miss MAR
GARET Bush, all Of this county.
At the residence OF the brides father, in
Harrisville, on the 9th inst, by Rev II. Heb
erling, JOHN G. SMITH, Esq, Of East Plainfeld,
Coshocton county, to Miss SARAH ?. BLEAK
MORE. OF Harrisville, ofthis county.
We're glad, Sallie, that Smith has pursuaded
You from life no MORE so BLEAK;
May he succeed in the beauty Of trade,
In forging bliss even more than YOU seek.
On the 9th ult.. by the Rev. Philip Plum
mer, Mr.. ANDERSON P. LACEY, Of this county,
to Miss MAGGIE MOORE, of Coshocton county.
Happiness we are told by a poet OF old,
10 dream that is fleeting and vain;
Tho you pursue it forever will mock all endeavor
And still in the distance remain;
Yet ANDERSON, in doubt and averse to believe,
The rule would prove true as Of yore,
Has boldly pursued, as he alone could,
And in result of belief, has found moore.
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Boot, Shoe and Leather Store,

T HAVE commenced the Boot, Shoe and Leather
l. business again at my old stand on Steubenville
street, opposite the public buildings, Cadiz, Ohio,
and will make every efor to manufacture work
that will ecommend itself TO those who will favor
me win their cnstcm. | intend to Fcep a prime
article Of sole Leather Upper, Kip, Calf, Moroc.
co, Lining and binding Skins for sale Also Lasts
Pegs, n als, Thread and Finding in eneral. do
business on the cash system.
Fay 30, 1860. F.HAMlLTON. +.
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1860 IN THE FIELD! 1860
THE proprielors of tho Cleveland Agricultural
l. works, beg leave to inform their farmer friends
that they now ready to fill orders for their man.
fractures, among which the following articles:
MANNY'S COMBINED REAPER
ANR MOWER,
-Four Sizes)
The only genuine Combined Machine in the
world much improved, perfect in materials and
will perform TO entire satisfaction.
CLEVELAND IRON MOWER,
Fishers Patiently
The most durable Mower now in use, runs easy,
and never gets out of order-has the New Jersey
Guard Finger this season.
WOODS IMPROVED OVER,
The lightes mabhine oi the day, price only $50,
and has given in every instance the most entire
satisfaction.
HUBBARD COMBINED MACHINE.
The latest machine combines more good
analites than any other machine in existence
Send for a catalogue or circular, or call on our
Agent.
Powers, Threshers, Wood Saving Machinery, the
Sta grain Drill being the me PLUS ULTRA" OF the
Drill Family; Hay, Corn and Stalk Cutters Corn
shelters, I Thermometer churns. Flows and Cultiva.
tors-in this department we have largely increas-
~ stoek, Also Harrows OF various kinds tc ,
Gu
etc
NrFarmers take notice that we make good work
und warra1tit every time
HrSend for q ci-""'""
BALDWIN, DEWITT & co.
AGENTS.--Slemn q Robinson, cadiz
George laggart Eopedale g. Athena
June l3.2m,
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THE PULASKI TIMES"
HAWKHNSVELLE GA.

OTThurss March 81, 1917 says
FINE HONEY.-DR. II G Smith, of ftnis county
presents us with beautiful article OF honey equal
if not superior TO anything we ever Th is hon
tie diaections given in receipt which she purch
ased of DR.. ] Greager; Baltimore Md, Any
person can get this receipt for making honey, and
be independent of the honey bee by writing to De
Creager, No 5S8 West Baltimore street, Baltimorr.
Md, enclosing so cents
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-07-11

0TIf you are wanting Bargains now is your
time to buy cheap, for Hanna IS closing out his
large stock of Wall Paper and Fine Jewelry at
cost, to clean up for the Fall Trade. He also is
closing out his miscellaneous books at cost.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-07-11

CerDr. s. Is. Lukins has associated with
himself in the Dental profession, our young
friend H. H. Harrison who has been his stu
dent for some time past The firm does good
work. Advertisement next week.
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FharmaceutistS :.mss Chemists,

PITTSBURGH, A.
9c5- For sale by John BeaII, Druggist and Book
Saunders 4 Son, HopedaIe; Jas Cady, Cadiz juno.
ton; I. Hughes, New Athens; A. Coulter, Pattnns-
vile; VIM. Maxwell, Hnnover +. Grace, New
Market; lsaac Lewis, Georgetown; N. Campbell ,
Miler's Station; George Allen, Fairview; John
West & Co., New Rumley; w. &. Perry. Cassville;
A. Jul. Schre,ber, Mooreield; Denng II Crawford,
Mastersville; Laumer and Custer, Bowerssillt;
John Snyder, Philadelphia Road; K. Caldwell
Franklin; X. Pitts e. Son, Deersville; Thomas
Green, FreAport.
Mn.r L. D Ii
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BUCKEYE REAPER & MOWER

~ EORGE & WILSON having the sole agency
" for the sale of the above Harvesers in the
cOun ties OF Jefferson, Harrison and Belmont beg
leave to call the attention of those wishing pnr-
chase, to The favorable conditions on which they
are sold, viz: The purchaser takes the machine
without paying one cent on it, and If it proves TO
be The being the judgel all he dssired-keeps it
If not, returns 1t TO us. We have been engaged in
selling these machines for II past two wears, ard
have sold during that time upwards Of 30 of them
or the above conditions. In every instance they
have proved entirely satisfactory not one of them
having been returned. For descriptive particulars
and references. see Pamphlets and Posters. Ws
shall have local and travelling Agents in each o.
the above counties and are prepared to supply al
who may wish to purchase. We wonld particular.
y call the attention of those wanting an Iron Ma
chine to the Buckeye Mower, Jr, light machine
made entirely of Iron--same patent as large ma
chine.
Price of Buckeye Mower, Jr. s95 cash
do do do SliS do
do do a. Reaper side delivery $50 do
do do do rear do Sl40 do
do do do rear and side Sl53 do
One half cash and balance in note due Dec. LIST
1865 Five dollars additional to cash price.
GEORGE & WILSON.
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why Labor so hard when washing

T HAVE chemical process for cleaning clothes
l. by the use Of which the clothes can be washed
clean without boiling, and with very little rub
saved, the washing can be done in HALF THE TINE;
nd the clothes very white and clean, and last
much longer; for they are not worn by rubbing
&c, The articles used cost but little and are very
aesy to obtain mail the receipt to order. postage
paid; upon receipt Of fifty CENTS three cent postag
stamps as good as money. Address,
DR.. ] p. CREAGER,
Baltimore, Md.
nJrlf you want something, nice and uselul, do
not miss the Honey and washing receipt, for they
are all claim for them and they should be in eV-
erv family.
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$4,000 Copies already Sold.
EYERYB0DY'S LAWYER
AND
COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS,

BY FRANK CROSBY,
of the Philadelphia Bar
1t Tells You How to draw up Partnership Pa.
pers and gives general forms for
Agreements Of all kinds, Bills o
Sale. Leases and Petitions.
1t Tells You How TO draw up Bonds and Mort
cages, Afiidavits, Powers OF At.
toiney, Notes and Bills of Ex-
change, Receipts and Releases.
1t Tells You The Laws for the Collection of
Debts, 18th the Statut es of Linn
itation and amount and kind prop.
erty Exempt from Execution in
every State.
II Tells Yon How to make an Assignment prop.
erly, with forms for Composition
with Creditors, and the lnsovent
Laws OF every Stale.
1t Tells You The legal relations existing be.
tween Guardian and Ward, Mas.
ter and Apprentice, and Landlord
and Tenant.
1t Tells You What constitutes Libel and SIand
er and Law as TO Marriage Dow
er, the Wife's Right in Property
Divorce and Alimony
1t Tells You The Law for Mechanics Liens in
every State and the Naturaiiza
ton Laws OF this country, and how
to comply with the same.
Ii Tell You The Law Concerning Pensions and
how to obta one, and the Pre-
Emption Laws TO Public Lands.
II Tells You The Law for Patents, with mode
of procedure in obtaining one
with lnterferences, Assignment;
and Table OF Fees.
1, ,rells You How TO make your WILL and how
to Administer on an Estate, with
the law and the requirements
thereof in every State.
It TelIs You The meaning Of Law Terms In
general use and explains to you
the Legislative, Executive ano
Judicial Powers OF both the Gen
eral and State Governments
;. ,,.,,. Van uow 10 keep out of Law, by show
IL ltlis Aou inc LOW to do your business e'
CIV thus saving vast amonn' 1l
sssm1r esnIorer,v nnd vexatious linga'
tion, by its timely ~ 'a'loh'
Single copies will be sent by mail, postage paid
to every Farmer, eyery Mechanic, every Man OF
business, and everybody in every State, on receipt
$1,000 a go"
can be tc"'
..aue uy entefprisng men everywhere, in
SC Hing the above work, as our inducements to all
such are very liberal
For single copies of the Book or for terms to
f,fN
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0rJ-A liberal discount to druggists,


have valuable receipt for making honey that
will send to any address upon receipt of fifty
We make and use it in our family
AT HALF THE USUAL COST.
and consider it as good as the best article Of Bee
nude honey
ERoM Which 1T CANNOT RE TOLD!
ANY person who will make aud sell it can easily
clear from two to three dollars per day, it only
ouifes four articles to make it, ard they cal be had
al any store for so cents Every family may have
this delightful luxury, for any lady moke it in
fifteen minutes at any time. Address
DIR, j, 2. CREAGER.
Baltimore, Md.
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DIR. Windel's Matrimonial Series

DIR. j. P. CREAGER, Baltimore, MI.
Is the sole agent for Wnder's ce ebrated Matrimo-
nial series, three books No l. IA Book for
Young Men: designed to prepare them for female
societr;" No, 2; Errors in Corutship;" No. 3,
"Reproductive control.n
Either of them will be mailed to order postage
paid, upon receipt of 25 cents.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-07-11

uc CI0dL Si0dkG LII
INR. J. P. Creager, is the general agent whole
- sale and retail, Tor DR., Wheating's celebrated
Female Pill
These Pills are truly valuable for Ladies, tor
they will restore the monthly courses where they
may stop from any cause whatever. They never
have failed in any where the directions around
the box containing the Pills have been strictly
followed; indeed there has no case o failure ever
came to our knowle ige. Being purely vege table,
they are perfectly safe. Single boxes mailed to
order, postpaid upon thr receipt of one dollar, by
J. p CREAGER.
Baltimore, Md,
a1rA liberal discount to druggists,
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES

A NY LADY who will send her address to Mrs.
| N E. Creager; Baltimore, Md, with cent
post age stamp enclosed; will receive by return
mail some'hing of of Importance to her.
| Woman know thyself and be happy.
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Take Notice.

We the undersigned do agree to change ouI
market from Tuesday and Saturday, to Wed
nesday and Saturday.
JOHN MOORE,
JOHN QUlGLEY,
JAMES BULLOCK,
JOHN T. BRYANT,
s. L. BRYANT.
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VENETIAN BLINDS!
SADDLES AND HARNESS,
UEL TIM ONs


WTOuLO respectfully inform his old customers
w aud the public generally, that he has on
h and large stock and general assortment of Sad
dies, Harness. &c, consisting in part of fulq uil-
ted and plain SKATERS quilted hood and plain
hnIkSpansh and falIbacks, quilted and plain seat.
ed, brass and wood horn demipeaks, plain and
quilted seat, low cantle English trotting sadd les
Also a variety Of styles Of side saddles, with
short and extended quilted knee springs, hoop and
back springs, silver coored b,ue. and black
enameled leather gu llet and plain pushed seats.
He has also on hand several sets Of extra fine sill
yer mounted carriage and buggy harness. strong
yankee team harness. saddle hsgs, collars, halters
brides and martingales of most every description
Carriage, Buggy and Riding Whips of the finest
quality; in fact most everything usually kept in a
| sldd Ter shop. He deoms it unnecessary to puff
and blow or let off Rass shout the material or
workmanship Of his work, as ii will recommend
itself to those who are judges or who it,
Thankful for heliberal patronage he has hereto.
fore received he hopes bv strict attention TO bnsi
n and selling good work at reasonable price,
to merit continuance OF the same. shop third
door N forth of MeFadden's store, Cadiz, Ohio,
Feb Is, lH60-IyF
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES
AT
GEORGE G. WILSON'S.

Stock Fresh and Complete.
VIZ E have on hand, and are now receiving from
w the South and East, the largest Stock OF
Groceries ever brought TO Cadiz, to which we wish
to call the attention of Retailers and others wish
ing to purchase for their own consumption We
are e'ermined to sell low if not lower thun
either Steubenvie or Wheeling prices. Our stock
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-07-11
Cadiz Rail Road Time Table.

The Cars leave and arrive at Cadiz every day,
except Sunday, as follows
Leave Cadiz at 4-35 A. NJ. 9-05 A. nj and $50
Pm
Arrive at Junction at $40 A. NJ. $50 A M and
4-30P NJ. a,
$40 P. M. =,
6-25 P M. :,
Connec tions are made at the Junction with
Trains both East and West
nyAll, especially young men, should read the
advertisement OF the new "Nationai Dspensary''
at Cincinnati, in another column
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suv uy entefprising men everywhere, in
SC ling the above work, as our inducements to all
such are very liberal.
For single copies OF the Book, or for terms to
agents. with other Information apply 10 or address
JOHN E. POTTER, Publisher,
No. 6l7 SAMSON Street. Phil adelphia, Pa,
May g, '60-ly -sea
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A. C. STEW ARTS.
GEOEGE u WILSON MILLS.

and fer sale at astonishing low prices. Give us
call and examine for yourselves.
Apsil 25 1850
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T AIDES head dresses, Pa asals, Embroiiefs
IL Collars Sleeves, Liuen Hdkis., beautifaias-
sortment can be had at
McFADDEN.3 =
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+ ACE and Silk Shawls, Nantes And Scarfs,
- good stock Tor sale by
S & Ii McFADDEN
100 Kegs OF Assorted Nails for saehy
Mari4 S.& II. McFADDEN