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ne ,ompsnics COMPOSING abe rrgiment are-

Lancaster Greys, Captain wye; State Rights Guare,,
Captain Adams Sumter Greys, Captain Harrington ;
Korsnaw Troop, Captain C,ntey; Covpen Guards. Cap
tain Coclough; Piek,ns Seutiuels Captain Lee Bland
ing Blues Osptsin Walker. Clarendon Blues Captain
WnitwOrih Hsrtsvipe Light Infsntry, Csp.ain Coker
Col Bancing served through the entire campaign in
Nexics. RIv. J. N Crag lhs Captain, is q native Of
Virginia
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TINS GALLANT PAtNrrro srArx-The Second Res

TINS GALLANT PAINETTo rx-The Second Regi-
-ent OF South Carolina Volunteers under Col. James
A. BANDING which arrived in this city Saturday
aug hs., aud encsnped Falton's Hill Leu yesterday
morning for Manassas This is the eighth South Caro-
lima regiment 10 service In Virginia, besides that
heroic Legion under Colonel Hampton wnose blood
flowed so f,esly ON Sunday hat The regiment num-
bers 90l. TIE following ia statement OF It's officers
and CON anies
Major John N. S;csdman, AdjutAnt James II. Wi,her
spoon, Qusrtermaster T. b. Fraser Commissary Edward
Dick, Surgeon X. L. Crawford. Assistant Surgeon Dr.
Bosssrd, Chaplain. Rev. ]. N Craig Sergeant Major
w. Edwards, Qlartermastsr Sergeant Robert c. Mead
dan
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A ToccHISa LET7EA-Tns New Orleans Crescent pub
'hcs the "a, s;er Written BY the hmsutei DrsuI TO
BIS lovely young Sfe. We copy the concluding para
gtaph which in view Of the circumstances o: the wis
ssrs early death can hardly be read with gnESis..ned
Syes:
Nay the God Of Battles smile ~ o. Cheer up. my
dear wife, hsve brave bsa and strong arms 10 sus
tain and cheer o. and lsel confident OF the result
Ainy nnbG ssn Of Louisiana may fall by my s!de, and
may ths hrst bite the dust but assured that
they viii always be worthy OF the esteem and TSspect
OF countrymsn, aud endeavor deserve ss Of our
country. When reach Noif,iX sts sgis again, and
give you full particulars r., -sss G'Ni YOU hear
from zoe until the tslsgafG .yet you bad news OF
cue expedition Co2s shst may, my dear, belong to
nv eoantry s.d yoa kEON you belong 10 me. OEe and
ell ~ % one duty and our lives to BOTH
We've you god aud brave man a. you are true
and noble woman, kno~ would have you by nv side,
fighting With all your might the bass sad miserable In
yAdsrs.
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NV YosE, July - "A private dispatch received
here says there are 47o Of 7lst New York regiment
missing.
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PROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRrRIss MOSRoK, Jaly 23-on yesterday the large
Floyd gun was moved to the armory at Sewolls Point
Important news may be expect at any moment from
Old Point
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THE CoNFEDERATES AT FAIRFAX c. II.
WASHINGTON, July 2s-Ihe yIgini. Cavalry occult
ed Ceurevle las. night and have extended their scou
to Fairfax C. II. No signs yet OF any further advance
of.the Confederate troop.
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ST s5N THEPUnLiC f,EBT.

15O .csaELs BLACK rEAs. : ss1. .aai's
~ We fL1AsAxR
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MERCHANTS SAVINGS BASE or RICHMOND.
CaPIsai. .....tsO,000.
OFFICE WITH TEE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
MONEY dePos;in Of Eve dosrs upwards
w which Interest viii paid the rate OF sir per csnum
Der annu SUES remaining ii. months longer Tor shorter
periods Interest a. the rate OF ave per centnm per Annu The
Joint resp0rGhle depo De2oI received and
oer.a Issued hY the Cashier.
DIRECTORS David Carrie, John Dooley, r. Il. Msury,
r. N Bzrton Paine, II. Ohrslan. Geo N. GxAth
meg, Jas H. H.cse; Lsv Girer, John soniague John
sublet surnnsr Jas Apperson, John Wilson, Peter
q Warwick, John @. snafer, Joha Thompson Brown.
Aux a1RKErT secre.Ary lOBT T. BROOKE Cishisr.
aal4-siy JOHN " CLAIRopIJE President
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VyHR DUTIES DRvOLvKD In sUPPLYING
Il the troops IN he Geld with small Arns, Pad Arisry,
Ammunition thsso requiring division Of labor, The folovn
order Y issasd.
Inc Colonel Of Ordinances Of Virginia vii continue 10 attend
Che sspe Of Arms both Ard ery and fna belonging
this STATE and 70 the manufseture Of field Carriages and Gals
making up all hnds Of ammunition, including the
Percussion Cars and the 7ing same VII be
tended By hs ordnance Of The Southern Oonde
cy, which purpose much OF the Ammunition -
hand IN. and tbs accommodation for turtle
uaeture of Ammunition 10 pated for that pur
by this STATE turned 70 the Confederate tskore
daring the continuance IL the vsr
The Colonel Of Ordnapce 81 virginia VIII make We nsesar,
ie ie~m 49, ~ joHy LrrcBIR
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r-- rrE.-s.

TEE G9.r vicroasi--hs prsio anxis,, 10 obtsin
,hsr details Of the glorious victory achieved By cur
heroic soldiers at Mar Sunday last, seems una
ba,ed. large crosd assembled at the Central depot
Yesterday afternoon await the arrival OF the regular
passenger train which sxpected at o'clock. IL did
not hosever reach the depot until O'clock Tbs passen-
gers and especially those ng uniforms were button
holt usual, az they aishsed upon the plat
FORM aud Piled with questions by curious and anxious
irqurets.
SO far as we could learn, they brought very It'll,
news. Various rumours were PUT IN circulation soon
after the train arrived the most sensa Ons Of which
were thai Gen Beauegard had occupied Aexandri and
Arlington Heights; that the Lincoln troops were
lighting among themselves in Washington; that
the Long Bridge had been burnt, and that the
people Of Baltimore had risen In their msissty.
and driven the BATbaans from their city, We could not
trace these rumors to aoy reliable source Jon.
All accounts Ag.ee in representing the spos the bat
tie to bs immense. Among the items lot previously
mentioned, are 600 tents, snd 1000 Sxss Our troop,
have bseu bu,iy engaged in burying the slaughtered
Yankees. About three hundred bodies remained IN
buried on Tuesday.
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BARKsDALE & DROTHERs,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND Va
Liberal advances made conagnnents IN hand
crlrgoRSe BARKsDALE O. BARKsDlLl
nhla-.sa n ~. RARRsDALE

THE WARRENTON sPRINGs,
FAUQUIER COUNTY. VIRGINIA,
rsNow OP N FOR TAE n RECEPTION Owls
Il IrORs TsRxs-for Board, go nth 80 per week ~
per day White Servants refourhs Cnlcred Servants and
Children under ten and years Of age half price,
Harses go per month or % esnI per day.
les d2wsn4~ ROM HUDGIN.
"BLOOuSBURYo FOR SALE.
TUyHE undersigned oGes sale the TRACT OF LAND called
bloomsbury" In Cnlpeper county about three miles nom
ANDY atston containing Hundred Aeres adons the
farm lately .od heasrs Wise and Kennedy and
,ne lands Of O. Beckhsm. Dr. O. Tom and Vim J. nie.
Tns situated IN GeiGhborhood remarkably adapted TO
growth The Buildings rather Old but
s repairs will be sufficient Tor the comfortable accom-
mediation Of family DESTROYS OF purchasing invited
10 eIanae the phase We will merely that
has considered the best fAs In this neigh
borhood, especially for wheat
Terms viii Re made accommodating.
Information Apply 10 John Slaughter, near Way
landhug oupepsr county, O. j. Green a. oulpeps
Courthoase JOHN SLAUGHTER,
.ugs-cu RpAnpORD
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An,rrAL or WOuxpzp selplrm The regular pas.

ARRIVAL oF WousDxD SoLpiEn The regular pas.
senger train, the Central Railrcad, yesterday
afternoon, was followed BY another train, bling
ing about forty wounded sOldisrs-moro than half
OF whom Yankees. picked up on the battle field The
train stopped the Old Distlery, in order that the
pressure the depot might be avoided, bus large
bsr OF men, women boys congregsted around the
Iran 70 CRAFTY their curiosity and witness tho removal
Of the sufferers Nsuy Of them entered INFO CONVERSE
ton with Lincoln soldiers who seemed bear their
.usrings with foriiIude almost equal that evinced
by heroic Toe Confederate soldiers we're
first removed. They placed upon itsers and lifted
he amhrancss by the members OF the committee ap
poined At the citizens meeting. These gentlemen, en-
oracng several of most prominent czens dschaIg
ed the DUTY devoiysd upon them with zeal worthy OF
al praise
they cordially assisted ia this "ator Of love" by
other ciiix Ds members Of the committee, who had
fOrwsrd TO render assistance and take tbs wound
ed their homes. : Oh seemed TO regard II as
privilege 10 take one or more the poor ftlows uader
bis care, but OF course. all could not be yrsti6sd.
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MAP OF TH3 CSNsRDsnATX sTArns.
WI the FIRST Published
A. MORRIS
Hs, publish and portable Map OF the Confederate
ssues o AmtTicz price 80 cts
A lbe al discount 70 the tAde.
pIesI Iery ready, the TrncPerf harah ny Co j.
Lasius paws, second edition. prize Ia
Army suson hoIIed The consrss OF the Cened
erA STATES ERECTED by oincer Of hs War Department
jy2! A hokals, NO. =, MAO 81
tNLSIR.- 2j bbls SGPsrlcr Family Pleur
lUl do satra Do
100 do supeifne d.
u do Y Kidding do
t,qt BUyrk JANET.
Superior CHRwl~G TOBACCO - boxes
Sons superior Chswirg Tbseeo vArou. bAnes,
fr sNlety - ,.,..
Nei HUNT . yAnse.
DICE AND sPIRsTS rURPENTISE.
Ii 20 Iierces Ros
" bis spid TuIpsnilae. for sale by
I,2I EDsoND, DAvRSroRTk 90.
MOKlNG TOBACCO.-D boxes superior Smoking To-
- bseco, for sale ~ ,,,,.r . ., xxs
YEA HUNT 1AOs
"AVANA Gig ARs.-Ju received. By way OF Charles
i,k5 NJ. Exchange Bloch.
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rrsppcros errraAL1 orrlce.

HxAI euAaTsa<, kebntea, Jus sub 1881.
y0 be ihs uss md
The taiuntsss Do see ped u1d-f ihe 0ove
rDs prvesmsilon Of this dAy hs shoult kRev
he .fsngfs Of e.nPsns Iow In the Had hen cash
,ounsy city.
MOc me soupsnss have teen materially In ress.d by
enriched nusts Into ba. no ced can Be
dvtn ,r tins iacrsass b reported 10 this ensa
mus ,hersfsrr that The following Iorts Dc promptly
made bv MALT, this hi %: 49, 80. .
encers eomnsnaing eeensns detached Bstsalons Of
Virginia report he nsth Of the several
eomaads By eonpans form adopted for the ersy
morning reportx
H. k.ea e,er handing Company vii please report the
usngh OF lis Company, secoraing W the same ltfm y
H. The eert Of each county Will pease send me
Of Ali The Volunteer osnpaaies the field from bis
/, city 49,
The importance Of having uss aads ~fovt delay.
'annot b Too strongly inp. ssssd upon a, concerned
joan \. BALDWIN,
h22-dAclW n peoof 1entr Va Dofcoa
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY or rHr POTOMAC.

Genera Orders
No. III.
On and aer ns soth Infant whatsoever. with
without psspor except from the War Department. win be
ed enter tho lines occupied By the Of Ire Potomac
vih ihsndon thence thereafter Into the United sais
Or the nnes Of Es enemy
b. order Of Brig Cen RRAulnalD,
THOMAS JORDAN,
len A. A Adj General
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~ osioss ~ Ordinance. Of v,,l. xul eo.nus a. ATTEND
on srms both Art ery and ans Arns beIonsing
. :on '''''' 'N' VIC ''A anu W"
Ibs making No Of all kipd, fsnuunon including IN, manu-
Re a. 4. oa,.s
for which purpose much Of the Annunitoa a psv OF
BY his state Be turned over 70 he cosedsrs .ssr
.rranx.nsa'. % % S.rry oss q. foregoing order.
m.1o1.,,1,, .,x7 .; 7sS so7ox.o
MisluAs Junono., June ssh, lsO.
Genera Orders
On and amer soth Infant, person Whatsoever with
70 sass 10 os. occupied ); d. Of l.. r.on.s
vh ntsnaon % thence thereafter Into the United sass
NC N''' :" ~ e. order Of Brig Cen. pr.v.n..D
THOMAS JoRDAK,
~. ---- - = Az o.A..--
ORDINANCES oyYrcE,
A LLACCOUTRRMENT AND 20 GIPmENTs
vi M ssd s .as S. ). into S odnaoe. Ware
house. II The corner OF i,'h and Gary s'rssa n,xxoox
CyCEUsUnR CAMP HEnsTEAn
All, a, ,,,.,,,o, n o., :, a.-. =, a., o.,,,
ssd's.a vhih wss ok .ars,!'T to an thing IN u,
Gene and zoe " and ySs viii be 'l'1asd or
md a.iy Camp sss
W.
BINyoaD PORTER
3 80. = 80 -. -,
E'RxsH IURNIP skko-Ws have On n,nd Aus Bag, And
| y, raised in vrslhi. -,
jyll FOR sale BY W. ~AIr -
70 leg, Lad
| /. ..or. AID for sale fy WIZ PLElsAkrs.
lxll = - :. :. :; = :, a; :. v.u,rvp",
WooDHHs Fspsss -oA
W., M ~ ~ n y,ux IA. H.r5,,, wood,, brand
sV nA,I .p " ~ 800 CO. HsrJn,. WoodSs had
~ poh ., " " ysy ~, u.rr,n.s wood,. h,snd
30 Sp o. v =, ~ ron, ia, esnno Be suTpsasd
10 ehssu of :spsor dresn dunPS.dsr and slae. IsS'
1000 bushes OF NIL on-i' 'uen 'NA' ''0" a"' s"P
1000 tsies Of Timothy and Cloves Hay.
| Loo Queen CITY Hans,
o'a VIM, ~ uss yerY be-, qualify. -A
FOR sale On 'h' H''' reA''nA'e Robr. II pABssY.
apis Corner Of Broad ana 40 :. opposite Theatre
| INoNrANEs soLIDIFIED CREAM OF WILD YLowERs-yo
q n.ns. pressn,ns sraptions i s;p.ror 70 any o.Ss
lotion or cosmetic Tor vi fs y co. pruss
nh,e loo san -.-.e
DLAcxBERnY VIM ,psnd. .rt,cl. for pyr-
- las p DUAL,
MON the sOLDIR..
JWRANDoLPH BooksuIn
Ia. for sale
Gap ee- and Note Paper alto cents per Ire Also. bet
Note p:per in IN. Flag At 80 cents per qurs.
LIZ s A., scss .n'e'p''' 'iO anu 10 0'''' -"'
Pocket af.snd with Pen. and Handle 20 and so
Al go. ~ T
Pocket Map Of virginia, 81 Is; BY mall, $3.50
y IT, is Cd: and .1a ss ~
on roleis, -
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hUFfs OfNCh y y. r, [
BcsnosS. Jolly u, lsoi.
OMAN AFTER JUlY a0IH. RE ACCOM-.
" MOOAIION TkAIH I'll ls.vs kshpord, every ssasldsy
nrrooa a o'clock, and rstsrins. leave J.snvs, Non
st l. A H.
ietS-u CHA1. u TALOOfT, fupt
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MOTTO wish 10 call the attention OF thnt. are In
camp for the detnce Of county, that have
constantly manufacturing all tinds Of Camp Furniture ~
ubes Poci5g Tafes, Coz, Camp stoos Msr ssss
Also style CT Camp Bsdstesd and Mattress combined
which superior anything the hind yet Invented u Hsh
ard bai snail We have furnished rr.
AMI the demand has been eoud supply
We take Ills method inform friends and public
h,vs Engaged lager humber Of and asr to-day
an all orders q sveu ., lou prices.
We employ several good cahnss hsien
up Damp surptnse
or Il bstw MaIn and Fran
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LasLLsH NARkET ~ CROPs.
HaRLTIO.

Richmond. July 2ls', 1861.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-30
Scrofula, or Kings Evil.

Is constitutional disease "a corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated, weak
and poor. Being in the circulation, it pe.vades
the whole body, and may burst out in disease on
every part OF it. Whatever be its origin, it is he.
reditary in the constitution, descending from 'pa.
rents to children unto the third and fourth genera
tion;' indeed it seems TO be the rod OF Tim who
says, 81 Will visit the iniquties of the fathers up
on their children y a.. ta
One quarter Of our people are scrofulons their
persons are invaded by this lurking Injection and
their health is underm ined by it. To cleanse it
from the system we must renovate the blood by an
Alternative medicine and invignrate it by he ahhy
food and exercise. Such q medicine we supply
in Ayers Conpo und Extract OF Sarsaparilla, the
most ehectual remedy which the medical skill of
our times can devise for this ever prevailing and
fatal malady; 1t is combined from the most ac.
expurgation of this foul disorder from the blood,
consequences. Hence it should be EMPLOYED for
the cure Of not only scrotua but also those other
affections which arise from, such as eruptye and
skin diseases, ST Anhony's Fire, Rose, or Efysip-
elias, Pmpes, Pestules, BlotcheS, Bans and
Boils, Tum0rs, letter aud Salt Rheum, Scald
Head Ring Worm. Rheumatism, Syphllitic and
Mercurial Diseases, Dropsy, d. yspepsa, Debility,
and, indeed, all complaints arising from viuated
or impure blood. The popular belief in ''lmpurity
OF the Blood" is founded in truth, for Scrofula is
degeneration of the blood, The particular purpose
and virtue of this Sarsaparla is to purify and re-
generate this vital fluid, without which sound
health is impossible in contaminated constitutions
Prepared by Dr. ] G. AVER & CO., Lowell,
Mass, and sold by all Druggists everywhere
Dec. 5-3m. .r -r...E .s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-30
What arc we Coming. 10.

Can any mortal man tell us what this nation
is coming 20? The whole SOuEhren States
marching on in . bee-line Cor secession and dis
union, on the one hand, and discord and civil
war npeaing in the North on the other The
elements Of civil strife and martial conflict
within the state Of Illinois, in the event ofcivil
war, are now too well known to need remark
or comment. Rumors are borne TO Is on every
breeze, that indicate evolutionary strife in
Maryland. and probable attempt on the part
of the citizens Of that State to seize the Capitol
and prevent the. Inauguration OF Lincoln, On
the other hand, il is proposed that two hundred
thousand Republicans assemble at Cincinnati to
escort the President elect to the White House.
To cap the climax, the New York Herald an
nonuees that thousands of men in Nav York
city are already banded together, under one
pretence or another, and have armed themselves
with the real object ofseizing the fortifications
in and around New York, aud holding them in
defiance OF Lncolns government, Thus dis
union moves on with rayisbing strides" and
civil war in the North already begins to dark
en- the horizon, The very air seems thick with
discord and destructionl sEs gsea.a4oa14zs ID
Have not the Republicans got enough Of the
Niger yet? One word from them would still
the tempest .-Chtdgo Times. . e aan'is1a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-30
Posi- Office EIectiOn---Come aud See
HE Enu

Next Satardayis the day for the first election
for Postmaster in Cadiz during ,Lincoln's Ad-
ministrstion Candidates are as plenty as black
berries in August; and they all want to be P.
Ms. Let us see who they are;s There are our
friends James Stewart, James Howard, Samuel
George, Jr., John M. Robinsoa, James VI Smi.
ley, b. K. Quest, j. D.. Schooley, John Nc
Conneil, H. Davis, G.W. Bryan VIM M cBean
and William Knox, and perhaps Others that we
at this time cannot recollect They are all
pretty clever fellows, Some Of them would
make pretty good p. MS, and then again some
ofthem would not. But that is a matter for
our Republican friends to decide. If they elect
man P. NJ. who is not fit fol. the office, they
will have to bear the responsibility. ssys e7y
Every person in the county ought to come to
town on that day to see the fun. 1t has been
eight years since any person but Democrat has
had that office, anh these gentlemen are alvery
hungry. At this time they imagine it is very
nice thing to hold Office under "Uucle Sam"
When there was no hopes of their holding gov
ernment offices they did not think the business
was so respectable. But wonderful change
has "come over the spirit of their dream" 1t
is a one sided election, and the way the candi-
dates are electoneering, would astonish city
ward politician. rs2
But come and see the fun. Ifyou voted for
Lincoln, and ever got letter or paper out o f
the Cadiz post Office, you can vote. There is
no danger of the Judges refusing your VOTE
They would not offend republican "for the
world" Turn out, turn out, and see the fun.
1t will be the greatest election that was ever
held in this county. 81 20 a,.s@s 4
But then, gentlemen, what is the use OF you
troubling yourselves about the matter? You
cant hold the office very long, you do, it will
be more than any Of your predecessors have ev
er done before. Every time the opposition to
the Democracy have been in power, there has
always been change or two in the Cadiz post
office during the four years your party were in
power. During the administration Of Harrison
and Tyler three different gentlemen were hon
ored with the title ofP. NJ. in Caliz And du-
ring Taylor and Fillmore's administration, two
different gentlemen had the same title conferred
upon them. You are an unlucky party. Your
Presidents don't live long, and none Of you are
Z. Ms. very long. Perhaps you will have bet
ter luck this time. Don't you hope so?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-30

GT"Ye local' Of the Carroll Free Press is
is still growing because he could not get TO loa
about the sCarrollton p 0. during the next four
years. W esupposs he had justas well THROW
his spite out on us as on the Republicans Of his
township, Our shoulders aresbroad enough to
bear it. Growl on, bubby, and keep on scold,
ding the little boys ofyouftowh for paugsing
the BOBBY local ofthe Free Press. .r2es roT & q
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-30
SADDLES AND HARNESS,
sA M uEL TfMM0Ns


WOULD respectfully inform his old customers
w and the public generally that he has on
h and large stock and general assortment of Sad.
dies, Harness, &c, consisting in part of fult-q u-
ted and plain skaters, quilted hood cover and plain
hait-Spanish and fallbacks quilted and plain seat
ed, brass and wood horn demipeaks, plain and
quilted seat low cantle English trotting saddles.
Also a, variety Of styles Of side saddles, with
short and extended quilted knee springs, hoop and
back springs, silver coloredt russell bue and black
enameled leather qu ltet and plain plushed seats,
He has also hand several sets Of extra fine sill
yer mounted carriage and buggy harness, strong
yankee team harness, saddle bags, collars, haters,
brides and martingales Of most every description
Carriage, Buggy and Riding Whips of the finest
qualtyi in fact most everything usually kept in a
sadd Ter shop. He deems it unnecessary TO puff
| and blow or let off gass about the material or
wor kmanshp of his work, as it will recommend
itself to those who are judges or who use it,
Ihankfal for the liberal patronage he has hereto.
fore received he hopes bv strict attention to bnsi.
n sss and selling good work at reasonable price,
to metit acontinuance Of the same. Shop third
door Nofthof McFadden's store, CadiE, Ohio
| Feb. IS, l860-lyr
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-30
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

- ~ A4-Q- &N A ~ NJ 4S n
Prepared by ornelius L. Cheeseman, M. D.
New York City. The health and life of wo man
is continually in peril If she is mad enough to neg.
ect or maltreat those sexual irregularities which
two thirds of her sex are more or less subject
DR.. CHEESEM ANS PILLS, prepared from the
same formula which the inventor, Cornelius L
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immediately relieve, without pain all dis
urbances OF the periodical discharge, whether ari.
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like charm la removing the pains that accompa-
ny difficult or immoderate menstruaton, and are
the only safe and reliable remedy for Flushes Sick
Headache, Pains in the Loins, Back and Sides
Pa lpnation of the Heart, Nervous Tremors, Hys-
terics, Spasms, Broken sleep and other unpleasant
and dangerous effects of an unnatural condition oil
the sexual functions. In the worst cases of Fluor
Alhus or Whites they effect speedy cure.
To Wives and Matrons. Gheesep an IS Pills
are offered as the only safe means of renewing in.
terrupted menstr1 alton, but ladies must bear in
mind that on that very account, il taken when the
interruption arises from natural causes, they will
nevt ably prevent the expected events, his eau.
the tendency OF the Pills TO restore the original
functions ot the sexual organization, that they in
svitaby arrest the process of CESSATION. a5l
II Explicit directions, Stating when and when they
should not be used, with each box--the price One
Dollar each Box, containing from 40 to so pills.
A valuable Pamphlet, to be had free of the A..
gents. Pile sent by mail promptly, by enclosing
price 70 General Agent Sold by Druggists gener
ally. .,ra 7.t.f. 5-lssI
& R. B. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent Tor the United States & Canada
@ 20 Cedar-St., New York,
Sold by McBean & Sharp, Cadiz, Ohio.
Nov. 3d. 60-IVe e5s #s n 327lrtHA aaf8 +at