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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19

| With all the improvements for 1861.
| LAe mower weighing only six hundred ane
thirty mine ponnds, and the Reaper eight hundret
and eight pounds. tsrr. s..F :.
| Requiring one -,hirl less draft than aav o,he,
machine, as numerous t'sls at trials with the by.
namometer and the Testimonials OF fa rmers abun-
dantly show.
Being all iron, except seat, pole and platform
ana the weight so distributed as to give the great.
est amount of strength with the least weight of
iron. The Castings are made OF Salisbury iron,
and the hngerb is OF wrought iron with a
fange on the font edge, thus giving it great
str n tn with light we ght.
The weigh, OF the driver counterbalancing the
weight OF the front OF the frame, and tn rowing the
whole upon I he driving wheel
In this respect II is entirely unequaled ,by any
machine yet produced The finger bar works no
and down independently of he driving wheel. on
ao'lng II to 90 through dead furrows and bitches,
among sIonesa and bogs. and over knoits and hills.
where no other ma chine can follow it. 1t can also
be set to work at any height from two to eighteen
inches, and the change can be male in an ins, an,
Tins ada ',ing it to all kinds of work, whe ,hsr
moving or reaping, or gathering grass or clover
seed
Working equally well whether moving or reap.
ing, and SURPRISING the best single mower as
mower, and the best single reaper as as reapeY
In this point it durpssses all reapers; tho rakers
position enabling him to deliver the gavels Mt the
side with but one movement OF his NJ ms which is
and easy asif he were stamilng on tbs
ground and raking
Bysmeans of lever the driver can at pleasure
throw the cutters out and in gear by another lever
he can raise either end or both ends OF the finger
bar t" pass over distractions or move from field
70 held; the change from mower to reaper Is easi.
iy and quickly made; the oil boxes bolts, screws,
and nuts, are easily accessible ''-
Il cannot be ciogged haa no side draft; il mar.
velious ly sin pie in construction, and not liable to
get out oi repair, IL made Of tho best nj, terjals
and the workmanship and finish superior 10 any
other machine in the country 1870
Manafac'ured by the Buffalo Agricultural Ma :.
chine Works, Buffalo, N Y s'r~ 4
~old by JAMES CLENDENEINls, Agent
tor Harrison county, o.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19
4th Of IulY.r

1t will be seen by reference to our columns
to-day, that the committse Of Arfangemsnts
sppoihted:tO sst up aprosrammo for celebr..
ting the coming 4th Of July. are preparing to
have one Of the graadest and most imposing
demenstrstions in Csdz on that day, that has
ever been had in Eastern Ohio. 1t is hoped that
every citizen Of the county, male and female,
old and young will do all they can to assist the
Committes IN getting up th,s celebration. This
they can,do. BY all Of them coming to Cadiz
on the 4th, and assist in celebrating the day
Wshope that every member Of the different
Home Guards. Reserved Militia and 1ndepend.
ent Volunteer Companies throughout the coun-
ty will be present on that occasion to assist in
snlivenng the exercises. Bring all your Flies
and Drums with you, and let us have plenty of
music. We say to the Military Comp anies,
come, whether you are uniformed or not. and
you will receiye q hearty welcome. We say a.
gain. let ai come, citizens and military, old and
young, male and female and show TO the world
that ycn are willing and determined to cele-
hratsf the day that gained us our independence
IN the glorious days oithe Revelation Come
by railroad, come in Wagons, come in Car.
risges. come in Buggies. come on Horseback, or
come in any way that you can get to come, and
let all Harrison County he in Cadz on the B5:h
Anniversary Of American Independence. Let
us honor the day as our father were in The hab-
1t Of doing have the largest, BEST and most
glorious celebration ever held in the country.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19

0-TTbirty- five care loads OF three months
volunteers left Camp Dcnnison on last Satur.
day for theirrespective homes; among the mum.
ber was some 40 who belonged to the Cadiz
Guards. and todeir great joy and graz, ,fcation
arrived safely home on Saturday night They
will never be called into the service again. They
are perfectly satisfied with soldiers life, as
is evidenced from the fact that they were not
willing to serve their country during The war.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19
ORDER OF ARaANaExEHTs.

A National Salute OF l3 Guns at Sunrise.
grand Pocession will be formed at 10 A
NJ. under the direction Of Maj. Gen. s. W
Bostwick, Chief Marshall of the day, aided b,
his assistants, John G. Jamison, s. NJ. Hunter
John M. Upton, John s. Pearce, and the As.
sistant Marshall from each township, who viii
have charge ofeach township delegation. Each
township will please appoint their Marshall,
The procession will consist of the difFsren,
Military Companies oftbe County, Martial Mu.
sic veterans Of 1879, and Patriotid Citizens
generally, who will march through the princi.
pal streets, and then proceed to the Fair
Grounds, where the following exercises will
take place.: .....
Prayer by Rev. w. Nj. Grimes, Chaplain OIL
the Day, .. .r.
Reading of the Declaration OF Independence
by Prof Regal, of tIopedal..
A sumptious Dinner will be prepared in the
Floral Hall.
Grafton by Rev. W. A. Davidson.
Singing of the Star spangled Banner by the
Philharmonic Society
The occasion will ba enlivened with Toasts,
Cheers, Speeches, Music, Dancing and General
Good Feeling. ser
After which the different Military Compa.
MES will parade under the command f their
officers. .. 80.
IS guns will be fired at Sunset.
The Committee OF Arrangements indulge the
hope that their extensive preparations to be.
comingly honor the Birthday Of American Lib.
srty--to honor the Patriots of 1776, who pledg-
I'd their lives, fortunes and sacred honors to the
support ofthe cause OF Independence, and to
secure peace, prosperity and happiness TO their
lecendants, we, their fav ored sons and daughters
will be responded to with unexampled hear.
'ness and unanitnity by the people OIL this on
ire section Of country, Old AMI young
Come in Township Delegations, in Proc g.
ions with music and flags; come animated by
he dlores of the Past, the Perils of the Pres
inland high resolves to maintain our National |
scutcheon nnStained as heritage for the un
orn million ofthe future!
ID. CUNNrSdHAM,
G. N ALLEN,
.-.u.- .-- ii. w. STRATToN,
-s.s.s.. ..... ID. b. WELeK, s...as
-T., y. SLEMMoss. '[F
Committee Of Arrangements.
Cadiz, June l9, 1861.
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Democrats nad Conservative Men
EtEhhhR TO Uphold the COnstitu-
uOu aud the Union, while Garri-
soufau disunton AbOtIuontsts are
Receiving the Omces.
II there IS any one thing more than another
calculated to make patriot and lover Of his
country disguised. Il IS the manner In which
regular Garrison disunion cowardly abolition
ists are receiving the offices from the present
Administration, while the genuine true pstri
Ots and conservative men are fighting the bat
ties to uphold the Constitution and the Union
and 10 assist the Administration in putting
down rebsllion. In fact ii seems ss if all that
is needed 10 get Office from the powers q at
BE-" Is 10 have been q disuaion sboIitionist,
and be too cowardly at the present time to vol
unteer to assist In sustaining the Constitution
and the Union, and doing all they can to pre-.
vent their friends from volunteering, and If
they have volunteered to urge them not to go
for three years. by telling them that mother,
sister or some one else twill certainly die with
grief If you do" These are the kind of era.
ven hearted towards, it seems to Us, that are
receiving the offices from the present admins.
tration. a.. 81, - - e
II is not necessary to give our readers the
names Of the disunion abolitionsts that have
received office at Washington City and other
important posts. Their names are already
known to our readers. But We regret TO be
compelled to say, that in our own midst, good
Union Men have been dismissed from office,
and their places filed with regular Garrisonian.
disunion.co abotionists. We will give
three Instances: Look al the kind OF men that
have been appointed Postmasters at New Mar
ket, Perrysyille and Hopedale. We could give
more. but the above will suffice Patriots,
Soldiers and lovers Of your country, what think
yc OF it? While you are giving your lives,
yonr means and your all TO sustain the Govern
Inent in the present crisis, this same Govern |
ment is appointing TO Office men who have been !
praying and wishing for this Union OF ours to
be dissolved. ..g r#.a. |
We call upon Mr.. Bingham, as he has the
power, to have the disunionists we have ma
med removed immediately, and let their places
be filled By good Union conservative Republi.
cans. We ask no civil Offices for Democrats
hat this administration has power to give
They done all they could to defeat Mr. Lincoln,
mi therefore are entitled to no civil office from
,is hands. But we do ask for them large
hare OF the military appointments, because
wo-'hirds of the army is composed Of the
lower Of the Democratic party, who are doing
II they can to assist Mr.. Lincoln to put dow
ebelion.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19

Z The vots in this State on the Ordinance OF
Secession. Is far stronger for separation than
we had anticipated Even in Knoxville the
residence ofthe bold and earnest Parson Brown.
low. there was o majority OF two for Secession.
Knoxville Is the principal town in East Ten.
nssse. and ii has been thought that the Union
majority in that region would reach twenty
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19

OEJrA remarkable feature in The news of m.
past week, is the announcement that Governor
Letchsr had ordered the whole male population
OF Virginia, between the ages Of. 16 and CO. 10
hold themselves in readiness to tlks the field
by the 18th of June. Ordering such vast
body ofmen into the field. il much easier task
than to supply them with arms. gaa gi si
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19

This company, composed of excellent young
men, completed their organization on lsst Mon
day evening. by electing officers. which arc as
follows: .CsPtain, s. NJ. Hunter; LIST Lieut..
W. II. Cady; end Lieut., Jesse Arnold; Is
Gunner Harry Dallas; End Gunner. John Fo.
gle; Sergeant, Chas. Dufield. ,... tl,.I.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19

UT From private letters received, and COZ.
versasions with returned three months volun-
tsers, from Camp Denn,son, we should INFER
that the 18th Regiment is in rather bad shape,
and that much bad feeling exists between OF.
fcers and men,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19

. CJ Amidst the gloom and distrust which
are resting over Maryland. it is an encouraging
systom that candidates put in nomination by
the Secessonists in three or four districts have
declined. 1t is not impossible that other nom.
inations may be made; but still the dsclinatio
are hopeful indcations, ..-. d, v.,. ..n- g..,.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19

0~Henry Winter Davis having been defeat
ed BY the people of his district, is appointed
Minister to Austria by Lincoln in place Of Bur
hnga'ns, who having been rejected by the court
OF that nation, goes AS Commissioner to China.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19
SYs,,sg.

A lot OF wool belonging TO the estate OF John
Askin<on.of Short Creek township. was sold at
public sale on last Wednesday, to Mr. Branson,
Of that township, for Il gets. per Id. on the
months time. Wool from The same sheep sold
last year for SO cts cash.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19

GTThs Hartford (Conn.) Cowaat, the organ
o' Mr.. Welles, Secretary Of tho Navy, and the
leading Republican paper Of Connecticut, is
out in long atticle in favor Of recognizing the
Southern C0ntederacY as q separate Union.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
BUCKEYE" & BUCKEYE Jr,

FTNHANkFUL foi the preference heretofore given
these Harvesters We take pleasure in sta.
ting to the Farmers of Jefferson, Harrison and
Belmont counties, that VT are now prepared to fur
nish all who may want them (at manufac cturer's
prIces) on short notice.
Conditions OF Sale.-Take the Machine without
pay. II not entirely satisfactory return 1t; If sal,
isiac'ory ash: or one'haf cash and balance in
note due Dec list. 1861. ~
10 these machines was awarded tas first premj.
ums a the Be'mon and Harrison county fairs the
sta,enen. of other agenrs to the co ,rary notwith
stnndingI should any person d,ubt this statement;
we reier you to the reports or the Secretaries Of
Inc Agricultural Societies Comparison solicited
Competition ID, fled!
oider early to avoid disappointment. Price of
Buckeye, Jr., SS6 cash
GEORGE T. WILSON, Agents.
June 10 lpEt. .rrI'.' = e'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19
Twelve regiments Of Illinois troops are being
stationed within two hours march Of st. Louis

NJ-The Confederate troops continued At Ia.
test advises entrenched in large force at Ma
masses Gap. one of the strongest military paints
in Virginia. The United States forces, in the
first battles, will labor under he disadvantage
Of being COMPILED to fight the Secession troops
at points Of their own selection This was the
heavy disadvantage under which our troops Ia
bored IN the war with Mexico, yet Monterey
Cerro Gorda. Molina del Rey and Chapultepec
were all taken after considerable hard fighting
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19
IMPORTANT TO TEMALEs

e x 4AA ~ ELLIS O
Prepared by erneiius L. Cllaessmsn. Nj. D.,
is continually In peril Il she is mad enough 20 neg
lect maltreat those sexual irregularities which
lrwo.thiFds of her sex are more or less subject
Or. CHEE3EM ANS PILLS, prepared ifom the
same formula which the inventor Cornelius l.
Chez sert1Hh, NJ D., Of New York, has for twenty
years used successfully in an extended private
pfaeteeinlmediatev relieve, without pain all dis
turbances oil the periodical discharge whether ari.
sing from relaxation or suppression. They act
like charm Ia removing the pains that acconpa.
ny difficult or immodnrate menEtruston, and are
the only tie and reliable remedy for fushes, Sick
Headache, Pains in the Lpins, Back and Sides
Pa lpilnlion of the fIeurt. Nervous Tremors, Hys.
terics, Spasms Broken seep and other unplea SAINT
and dangerous effects OF an unnatural condition ol
the sexual functions In the worst cases of Fluor
Albus or Whites. they effect speedy cure.
70 Wives and Matrons. Cheeseman's g Pills
are offered as the only safe of renewing in.
terrupted menstr ation but ladies must bear in
mind that on that very account if taken when the
interruption arises from natural causes, they will
inevitably prevent the expected svents, This eau.
9 on is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY for such is
the tendency OF the Pills TO restore the original
functions OF the sexual organization that they in
svitably arrest the process ef CESSATION.
Explicit directions, ssting when and when they
should not be used with each box--the price One
Dollar each Box, containing from 40 TO SO pills.
valuable Pamphlet, to he had free of the A.
gents. Pills sent by mail promptly, by enclosing
price TO General Agent Sold by Druggists gener.
ally
K. o. HUTCEINGS,
General Agent for the United States Il Canada.
20 Cedsr-St., New.York.
Sold by Mclean g. Sharp, Cadiz, Ohio
Nov. 25 '60-ly
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OTA Secession camp at Romney, Virginia,
wos broken UP by an Indiana regiment last
Wednesday. The Secessionis,s we're subsequent
lJ reinforced and again occupied their camp
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19

lncipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthm
--- Throat Disease &c &c .- ---.---

Throat Disease, &C.. &c. ,, sa
We call especial attention TO persons afflicted
with those diseases % the fact that We have m
almost invaluable treatment in those affections
which lias been lately discovered. We have sue.
ceeded on this route in restoring cases Of this kind
In icw months who have been treated Tor years
TO no effect. and others are now under treatment
aud are rapidly bein, restored; as IN fact 10 use
their own words. they say they feel themselves
coming upeyery day We DO not positively ct aim
that there is no so far advanced but that We
can help and make them more comfortable pro.
long iie; and the most OF cases can be successfully
cured il taken in any kind of time. Rsnltraber
this 10 nn age oi Improvement, and remedies are
being discovered that disarln disease OF many Of
many OF lts terrors. We invite ,thoss w lie are
'hEea'oned, or have any form Of Lung Disease, to
said In ihe above.
4 "a EXAMlN.i T1ON FREE. -
aYl0,bi. 4# ei,ns II =
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19

0rMerchants have agreed to close their
place of business on the co ming 4th Of July. in
order to give their employees opportunl-
" to enjoy the day.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19

.@0-TA large number oftoops arrived at Bell
air ON Sunday last for the west. and departed
down the river, as is supposed for the Kanawha
valley. st~s4 .4ga ra 3as
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19

0rLarge quantities OF arms and ammuni.
nition were shipped from Columbus to Camp
Dennison on Sunday last.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19
EOEsday'S News.

A despatch from Fort Monroe, dated June
IA, says no aggressive movements can be made
with safety without double the number o
troops and means of transportation.
Two 9 Founders and 200 balls were captured
from the seessionsts in Missouri on the night o
the 18th inst.
Maj. Gen. MeClelland addressed the troops
at Cairo on the 18th, promising them tha, ere
lo"g they should have an opportunity to meet
the rebels,
The Union men have carried every Congress
'onal District in Maryland.
The secession troops have nearly all lett
ilarpcr's Ferry, but before doing So destroyed
property valued at million OF dollars.
1t is reported that Ben Mccullough is en-
capped in Arkansas with 10000 secesson troops
ready to march into Missouri. ..'-
Great military preparations are going on in
Missouri both by deral and secession troops,
and battle between the two forces will doubt.
less take place soon. ayas.o4 a.a.
john A. Skif, commission merchant OF
CINCINNATI, has been arrested for treason.
It is believed that the secessionsts are con-
ntrating all their forces at Manassas juno
ton. .....
zen. Butler has demanded s, 900 more troops
md will have them in five days.
Col. Stones regiment has reached r,eesbure,
Va. & &&G@@tFT ,S
m g..suN n t.-.tr,s.-ssrF
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19
Ready Made Clothing

10 made up In the handsomest manner out of the
latest style Of goods. NV goods were purchased
prices, and have no hesitation in saving. and
say ng 1t boldly, they are from IS to 20 per cent
cheaper than ever hetors offered in this market.
This declaration will he denied by many compel.
itors' but painful as it may be g'ntiemen vou
mns' lace the music: therefore pledge raysst to
sell soods cheaper than any otter establishment
IN this town, md challenge them, one aud ali,
to a comparison of prices.
Finally, have spoken. He that hears let i..etn
hear. 20 make grand rush for J. BrlIes' Cloth
ing and Gents Furnishing Store, near Brown l.
McCormick's -
Cadiz, April II, 1861. J. BRTI,JtS
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19
The Fighting nj Great Reshcl.

The news Of 4 ussdav evening, that an in
efsctsai attempt had been made, to capture 4
rebeI battery at Great Bethel, and that our
troops, bad been repslsed with considerable
70 ~ caused . paiutal sensation III the public
saind On the following day. however, the
gloom was dispellsd by the arrival of fresh teie
graphic news announcing that General Butler.
at the head Of q large force, had siiencsd the
battery, captured twenty cannon, and taken one
thousand prisoners. The extras containe this
news had scarcely time TO DO sold, when the
telegraph brought q new and later dispatch Al,
nounclng that Gen. Butler had not advance d
as represented !. and that the previous accounts
we're uniouaded. Noexcuse or explanation for
sending out the eIie has been given It,seems
y u the telegraph acted Oh the idea tbat the
daily papers must ID furnished with sensation
naalef Of some sort. and in the absence Of some-
'ning shat FisstFus.s fabrieation stories must be
tn Y aGeg seAlaI te iHsgH&H si @W
7' tsFsTg 80 hsn aE ~ aatlaa sugtEoao s1f so
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19
.pSia nnd Liver Disease.


oi public patronage.
Dyspepsia md Liver Disease.
Do you rise with coated tongue in the mornings
with bad taste in the mouth and poor appetite
for breakfast Do you ieei when YOU frs, get up
go weak md languid you can scarcely get ab ou,f
Do you have dizziness in the head at times and
often dulnass. with headacte occasionalIyi Are
your bowels costive and irregular and appetite
changablei Do you rett up Ynd from the atoniach
and do you bloat up oftenf Do you feel full.
ach is euip'yi Do you feel low spirited and look
on the dark size Of things7 Are you not unnsnnlv
nervous nj timesi DO ron not become restless
and ofteniay until midnight befors you can 40 to
sleepi and then at times, don't,you feel dull and
eepy most OF the tnef Is your skin dry and
scalyf also sallowi III short. is your lite no, a
burthen, full OF forCbodines Now these are the
symptoms generally present, but not always ali
OF them, and there are thousands who are suffer.
ing daily from them, and we pledge ourselves, in
from three TO live prescriptions, TO drive them ali
away and completely cure the patient, changing
their whole physical and ment al nature, and Tins
make blessing instead OF hurthen. We ask
those who have tried until tired and ;jiscourase
to give us one lair tris aud we candidly can do /
just what is above set forth Try I'VE prescriptions
aLt we can in that time sntisty the most ncredu.
ious. We call especial attention to our almost |
'nvauable treatment in the above discsscs-
prove all hinqa" d"
SALT RHEuM AND ScALD HEAD.
we claim positively to cure every case Of ,hess |
diseases. This is positive fact, and we will |
pledge ourselves t, give $50 TO any case Of tho |
Slnd that we cannot cure and we generally lcure |
With one pYescri ltioH
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u. B r TTIT,FSs

For now is the winter of our discomfort mate
glorious summer. by the largest cheapest, and by
ing ever offered in this town. Hope to Id fat,er.
ing tale but never dreamed Of the orices at which
am now offering goods. Some men love to roam
hut they seek no furtner after hearing OF the pr.
ces at my store. Ihave everything thst $ desi.
rable and necessary for Gen tienlens Wear Al The
lowest market prices. My stock of
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19

y Il II I i i Il 81.
Ho,allpt'fl, clo1 v,n' nat, let the ci nd ,id
ings go forth the hill tops and in the valley -
Let II be spread abroad throughout the vast extent
Of this vas country. let the farmer leave his
pillow in the furrow; the mechanic his tnnls nn tn
work bench, and one and ALL far and near old
and young, rich and poor, in sh,rl let the ens!r
popuIat ion make one grand rIlsh Cor
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VI Missouri is again in cotnmotion ,ud tho
Governor has called $1,000 s,a,e militarv ;n,o
immediais activs sefvissio resist what be- cla;ms
to b wrongs eqmmittedihY troops Of The, uni,sd
II Rsuu AstFS& G.e@-