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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-10-08

ReMEMBsR that RoBERT F. CLARK has been
taken rP by The Wilmot party in place ol
GEo. LAEDoN who was The first choice oil
The Republican Abolition parry. HENRy w
fRacY is The Independent candidate. in op
position 20 Clark, and will receive the sup.
port OF the conservatives, Union Democrats
and all who are opposed TO Wilmot and
party. CLARK need not expect any supporl
from the Democratic parry in this county,
He made himself loo conspicuous last Fall
on the stump in opposition TO Democracy
and since has made some notoriety for
himself on several occasions, which the
Democrats will not fail TO note down as
they ''go marching aiong' TO The ballot box
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-10-08

The DRAFT.-The draft has been posipon-
hence infer that it will not come for it will
|; is well for those subject 10 military du:y
to make up their minds at once and be pre-
pared for IL. Columbia county is indebted
under the Presidents three hundred thou
sand draft, eight hundred abe-bodieI men,
between The ages Of tweniy-one and forty
five years, and they must be forthcoming.
Be ready, therefore, when you receive your
notice Of draft, to step into the ranks and
march-for, although postponed for the
present, the draft is as inevitable at death
or taxation.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-10-08

VS. are again pained 10 chronicle the
death % ano her soldier Sir WILLIAM Laz-
ARUs OF OrancevIlls who enlisted IN Cap.
Wimoyer's COMPANY, which len This place
ahouI Two months ago aud entered he soy
vice as niue months volunteers He wa
killed in the late battle near Sharp~hur4. -
A ball through he head His remains were
ernnghf home 10 OrangeviIie ,on Friday last
and inferred or the following Sabbath by
the honors Of war He was about Is years
oI age, and son of John LszeruS, deceased
Thus another Of onr brave Columbia county
boys has been stricken down by this accur-
sed rebellion which is every day plunsing
Our country deeper into the vortex OF ruin.
Peace be TO his remains
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-10-08

FRANK LEsLIE's MoNrHLY-Ths popular
publication has been received for October,
freighIeI as usual with matter of interest
for both male and female. The engravinss
are worth The subscription to look al. The
reading is useful and entertaining. Ii is a
large magazine, printed in most excellent
style, and merits liberal patronage, which
We hope il already receives. Address,
Frank Leslie's MonIhly,l9 City Hall Square
New York
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-10-08

Mr.. and MIS-. Znppinger have our thank,
Tor those fine peaches brought 10 our office
a isw days siice. They were OF the most
choice kind, aud were indeed most excel
LEM peach Mf z. pays strict attention 10
iruii raising, aud he undoubtedly surpasses
all Others in this place culiiva,ing fruit
His labor is strictly rewarded.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-10-08
onr CANDIDATES far Asse mhIr.

GEoRGE D. JACKSON. OF Sullivan, and john
{. Ellis, o. Moniour, our candidates ior
Asssmbiy, are well known 10 The people oi
Columbia county; the former bavirg served
us as Member during Two sessions, ac-
calling himself honorabIy, and therefore
neeis no comment al our hands. He was
ams,ng The honest aud active members OF
The House, and always right upon The rec
ord.
JoHs c. ELLIS, the candidate from Mon
tour, i an honest, upright, and Intelligent
gentleman, and in every respect qualified
10 represent Us IN lae mex; Legislature.
HE slecsion need not be scarcely doubted.
With JacKsoE and ELLIS in The Legislature
The District may feel content. Democrats
oflcoIumbia county. give them your entire
support AT the ballnt-ho See that they
receive the full Democratic vote on Tues
day next large majority awsils them
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-10-08

SOLDIERS, ATTENTION Pain, dis.
ease and exposure, with hot Climate
muddy water and bad Ell will re unavoi,i-
able, but arnisI with HOLLOWAY 5 PURI-
F1lNC AND SfkENG fHENING PILLS
you eau endure all these and still relai,i
2opd health. Only 20 cents per Box 220
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MARRIED.

On Saturday,, Sept 9th, in Light Street,
ty the Rev J. @ AlcKeehan, MIR JoHx W .
kLI~E, aud Miss SARAH a. LANCE, bolh of
Benton Township Columbia county.
A; fown Hill, on the 2fst ult, by the
Rev. (. Wadsworh, Mr.. VIM IPHER, of
Fair Monnt, TO Miss SIBYL DoTY, OF Benton,
Columbia county
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Independent Candidate for congress.
HON. HENRY w. TRACY,
OF BRADFORD COUNTY.

READ he Address oi the Democratic Stand.
ing Committee 10 the Democracy OF Column
bia county. 1t sells out The Congressional
issue in its true light, aud places ADoli iol-
ism before the people in all its nakedness.
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Navy Department, Washington, I

PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL ITS B:anches
= executed in the best style known ia the
art, al C. G.. CRANES GALLERI, 5s2
Arch Street, East OF Sixth, FEiadelphis.
" Lille Size in Oil and Pssiil.
HSlereoscopic Portraits,
1Ambrot'Pe Da2uereotypes, Sc.
For Case Mecallions, Pins, Rinss, Sc.
noyi4
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DIED.

In BerwicK. on The 22nd ul Mrs EiIz. :
BETH r Herman, aged 90 years
ln This place on the 2sih ull, RoBEeT
HAGEs BUcH OF the Forks Hoiel, aged, SO
wears
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-10-08

PErERsoSs MaGAzIsk for October is
charming number, surprising all others
Send and get it, II is the cheapest and best
Magazine for the price published Only
$500. Charles J. Peterson, publisher,
Philadelphia.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-10-08

CHARLES n. NoLL has again opened his
barber shop, and will BE- found ready to wal,
upon all who may favor him with ll.eir cua.
tom.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-10-08

TIE celebrated Band o: The 9Th Penn'a.
Res've Ree't is expected TO attend the Fair.
A private Putse OF $50 will be tro,ed FOR
al o'clock on Saturday.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
NOTICE.

THE Books ni B Msnaeh Co ara
leit IN ms hands for collection. Those IN
deoied will save costs By paving MP inms-
cia'ely NJ CHEMBERLiN
Bloc nsburg Oct g. 1852
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-10-08

WANTED-A load of good dry wood At
this office.
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A SEVEN OCTAVE S4OO
eOsEyVOOD PIANO.

2Ez a Do
Pdr"hl- ia essr sums oi 7 rec u .,iiar- pr
n j.. T,e pnhl-c viii Ils s. TAX notics
iir Iie hook of ihs
TGs;ladeip lsia NEusiciaI saw
EI"S a80 loan society
= now open - reeeive .nb-rfibrr 30
t,ntltf SerieS
TIE fi',i ili-t'itu'ion NJ Ssssn o..isvs
'seweoi P'Auos tor Ih,s >Sr'es wili take
place a. ihs offi.P
No 1921 CHESJVET- Street. on
TGESD.AY. Ocf. m a, o'eIock.
Cir"n'ar<, air'ne tte lnl. plan nf oi,-rs-
Iinn-, oi ihi- eniy beneficial insirnfiop
can ~ had ny applying 30 me .crelaff OF
The socie:y-
H ". GRAY S.crrt.ry.
Otiice. 1877 Chestnut 81.
Oci.s, 1852
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09
OBITUARY,

1t has become my painful duty to record
another triumph Of the King Of Terrors -
With his icy hand he has clutched away the
LIE of friend dearly loved and marked for
for his victim, FRANxl McCoNNELL, 1st Ser
geant, Co. X, Goth Reg't O. V. l., aged 22
years and days. f AE S$ 9
He was taken dangerousiyill about tlres
weeks before his decease and was placed in
the hospital at Franklin. Tennessee. From
thence he was removed to Nashville, where
the ravages of the disease soon emaciated his
usually robust frame Feeling that he was
very dangerous, be telegraphsd for his father
to come and sec him. His father aud brother
arrived at Nashville on Wednesday evening
previous to his death and was with him unit
Sabbath eveningAwheu his spirit took its
flight, we hope hose bright realms wher'
angels have their birth" No greater tribute
OF respect can we pay to his name than tt
record the alacrit with which when once
conviDced it was his duty he responded to hi
country's CALL, and disregarding the social til
which bound him to his home, the tende
affections Of brothers and sisters, the almos
idolzation OF delicate mother and the lav
ished tenderness Of an indulgent father be
sides the many ties OF the social circle. II
went forth il need be to lay down his III
upon the bloody altar Of liberty. sacrifice
his countrys safety N "'- '.
"He hnt tn gone in the spring time of life, n
| Ere his sky had been dimmsd by cloud,
While his heart with the rapturesof love was
yet rite,
And the hopes Of his youth were unbowed."
The virtue OF social life had dwelling il
his heart. He had humility to confess hi
faults and courage to obey. they the dictate
OF his consciencein its every promptings {
the right. Peace to his memory! We fondl
trust that he has vacated his place belo,
only to fill higher one in heaven. J. Q.
d New Athens, July /, 1861. bas 95,a.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09
From the l3th Regiment.

We learn by letter from w. H. Host. q
member Of the first Cadiz Company, that
the Harrison county boys are all well and in
excellent spirits. The 18th is encamped at
Florence. Alabama. Mr.. Host says that
good water is plenty in that section, and that
the weather is very warm-there being no
rain ortthree or toar weeks. The regiment
was under marching orders, but where their
destination was he did not know. I'd. sart
From letter received from Lieut.. Ray, OF
che same company, we learn that every ef-
fort has been made to learn the whereabouts
Of Jehu Young, wounded in the battle o.
Shiloh. without success. Since he was car
ried from the field, he has not been heard
from by bis friends or by the company. ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09
LATEST NEWS!

FoRTREss MoTRoE, July 6.--Fresh troops
arrived here from Washington yesterday,
and went up the James River in the evening.
-Four snail steamers, with iOur barges in
tow. arrived at Fortress Monroe this morn
ing, laden with artillery. men, horses, &c,
and were dodbtlers bound up the river.
"A skirmish took place yesterday, a m,
near our left wing, which resulted 10 the de
feat of the rebels. We took one thousand
1ebel prisoners and three small batteries
Our cavalry followed them up till they passed
beyond White Oak. For the last two days
the rebels have shown little disposition TO
fight, and yesterday reliuquished their ground
and batteries almost without resistance.
WAsHrxGroN, July The rebel guuboat
Teazer was captured in bend oil James
river on July 4th Very important papers
were found on her.
The Committee on the conduct Of the War
having made thorough investigation OF tho
cdse Of DR.. Hayes, lately dropped from the
army dy order Of the Secretary Of War, for
neglect OF duty while engaged in the trans
portation of sick and wounded soldiers to
Washington, are fnlly satisfied OF his dis
miSsal. ..7:s. .Ggsgr
Major Patterson, of the 62d Pa, and Colo
mel NJ 'Quade, of the 14th, and Col. Van Wyck
of New York, heretofore reported killed, are
it is said by gentlemen who arrived here to-
day from James river, alive.
CHICAGO, July GA special from Memphis
says that the ram Lioness has arrived from
Vicksburg, with dates to July 2. The canal
across the point land opposite Vicksburg is
nearly completed. Negro workmen have
been collected fiom various plantations in the
vicinity, in all cases Government receipts
given for them. 1t was supposed that when
the ditch was finished the river would cut a
wide channel during high water, and forever
leave Vicksburg an inland village. ::s
The bombardment had been kept up at
regular intervals from both fleets, Davis hav-
ing arrived. When the Lionesss left, the
rebel batteries were still replying OCCASION
ally. 1t was believed that the rebel works
would be stormed on the 4th. There is ev.
erv reason to believe the place has already
fallen. The city is said to be not so badly
damaged as at first stated. All non com.
batants were previously removed; Fhe rebel
force is stated to be sixteen thousand.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09

Executors Sale Of Real 4 stale.

r WILL offer for sa lie on the premises, to the
L highest bidder, between the hours of one
and three o'clock P. M on SATURDAY the
23rd dav of AUGUST next, SO Acres OF first-rate
Ridge Land, lying on tae road leading from
Thomas Rogers Mill to Westchester, in Wash
ington township Harrison county. The land is
reasonably .wa,ered, with q pretty good
House, Kitchen, Smoke House, Stable, Granery
and Corn.crib on it--ali plain. 1t has also
goodly number Of bearing Fruit Trees Of differ
ent kinds on it. -
Terms will be made known on the day Of sale.
For further particulars the subscriber can be
consulted ut his residence one mile west OF said
premises.
Executor of the lest will and testament OF An
drew Hogge, late of Harrison county, deceas.
July 9, '62. ssa.gA .@as 45.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09
what the TribuRe's Correspond
eDt Says Of the fIichinOnd Fig Int.

New YoRK, July 3.-The Tribune's cor
respondence. after stating that we were out
fanked by the rebels, INDUCES in the follow
ing:
When loyal New York regiments, lifted
from their feet by the fire OF rebel brigades,
cry out of their wounds and death for help;
when the choicest Of New England and
M iehgan and Pennsylvania troops, outnum
bered in frodt and on both tanks, by whole
divisions Of fhe enemy,beg for reinforcements.
say that the blackest crime that power can
commit is to stalk upon the field of peril and
say, "Soldiers, have no faith in your com.
mander."
Let your martyrdom proceed; and SO says
this army Of the Potomac, and it registers to
night VOWS of vengeance as it marches in the
dark from position which their diminished
numbers disabled them from holding, but
which is consecrated to them forever by their
sufferinas, their labors and their wrongs
The politicians and statesmen who left us
here TO be outnumbered and cut off from our
supplies and the possibility OF retreat, are
doomed men. - .... -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09

IL 6t-The Presbyterian and United Presby-
terian Sunday Schools Of this place had q
very pleasant celebration July 4. The re
ffesbments were excellent, and the children
were in the best Of humor Such Of the
speeches as were appropriate, they listened
Is; and those that contained nothing but abo-
litionism we're listened to but by few va
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09
6 "A MP ATGN
SENTINEL!

,gWewill furnish the CADIz SENTINEL
from the Both day of July next until
the October election, 1862, at the fol>
lowing. .terms:- -
Single copy .'s : ..l 70 cents.
Clubs of five or upwards 2Octs. each.
ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE ACCOM-
PANIED WITH THE CASH. '.da
Thepaper, as usual, will furnish the
latest war news, all the County News,
besides large amount Of political
reading designed to promote the sue
cesssef sound constitutional doctrines
and principles-and the overthrow Of
n,Republicanism at the ballot
box.
Thsiabove price will barely coyerthe
cost, our object being to put the paper
at such a low figure as to bring it
Within the reach of every man in Har-
rison county during the coming cam
paign. "a -" a 'ia.' .'@ d 'j 'e'.. s'''
'-0ur friends in each township will
accommodate us and aid the good
cause by inducing their neighbors to
become subscribers. ia . "a a5aI
The SENTINEL. is sent free of postage
to all subscribers residing in Harrison
county. dsa'.a5 ,ah.se. .ss vfr
.s&
Roll in the CLUBS.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09
McNEELY NORMAL S CHooL.

THE SPRING TERM tl2 ~eeks) begins
i August 10Th, 1862.
Instruction given in the Common English
branches, Peumenship, Elocuton, Grammar
etc. Special attention IS given to training
teachers ii these branches. ard itling Them Tor
the successful nsnaeemeI, o, schools The
higher Acatemc banL,,eI--A zebra, Geome'
Try, Natural Philosondy, Cnemis.ry, Physiol.
osy, Eotooy, Logic, &C., &C., taught as here
toio,e. p v. ,- t
Lain and Geek languages .odgh~ .e
Vocal nusic a. l'. f.s
instruction OIL P 7ho and Melodeon at usual
rates H., l .t
"Lew;ss New gymnastics" so useful to
teache. and studenls, Mcc~ced aod taught,
with anuccessafy a1n2f1.fh. o..
Leciules o,e gvea eoch "rn on the "Art
OF Tecchjng,r ,pd he Management OF
Schools, q I'd h"r spbccts OF interest.
The continued pros9er's o. Ie School is an
assurance 10 the pUulc .ho. he 'abors and ox-
pendtures o. the ieochers are .preciated.
For Catalogue 0, rr.aer Information, address
EDWIN tEGAL, Principal.
O. Prot. w. BRlNkERHOfF.
| Hopedale, Har. Co., o Oct. %, 1861.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09
MA-RRIHI0-.

On the 25th ult.. IN West Chester, Tus>
carawas county, o., at the residence OF b.
L. Parsons, by Rev. VIM. McCracken, Mr..
WALTER @. LAKIN, of Harrison county, to
Miss SUSAN r.. BOYER. 7 1854 "at
On the 2sth ult., by Rev. W. A. Davidson
assisted by Revs. Scott and Lewis, at the
house Of the brides father, Rev. THOMAS j.
ScoTT. TO Miss MARY b. WoRTHINGTos, Of
New Philadelphia. ~ .aaas3s .EDh msgsl
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09

rThe glorious fourth" was. celebrated
after fashion, throughout the length and
breath Of the Northern States. But we inn
agine the most thrilling scene on the cohti'
nent to have been when the heroes OF the
army of the Potomac were reviewed by their
chettain, Mcclellan, and his stirring address
,r.r road- ..sse a-e ye--,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09

0rTDE Henry Conaway died in Fairview,
this county, July 4, after protracted Ill
ness He came to that place about the 1st
Of lastiApril from Tuscarawas county. He
leaves awife and three children to mourn
his loss. He was brother ofsAaron and
Moses Conoway, ,of Stock township.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09

.GTThomas w. Giles, Co. II, 18th regi-
ment, who has been at home, on furlough,
for some time past, started for his regiment
at Florence, Ala, on last Thursday morning,
having regained his health. Thomas showed
his bravery on the memorable field OF Shiloh,
where be received his wound, and, we pre-
dict, that should he have another opportuni-
~, he will not sully his past reputation.--
Huccess attend him
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09

OF The Office Of the Circleville Wdtchnadn
was closed for FOU R months, or until after
the election, on the night Of the 18th Of June,
and its editor John w. KEGS taken to Fort
Warren. Cause, published a Democratic
paper. This was done by order Of that par
excellent Union man, OF John Brown noto-
riety, c. P. Wolcott, Assistant Secretary Of
War and late Attorney General OF Ohio,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09

THIRAM DIoKERsoN, Jr., son OF Mr..
Hiram Dickerson, Of this township, and a
member o. Captain Cunningham's company,
died OF Camp Fever, at Flat Tcp Mountain,
on the night Of June 20. His brother arriv-
ed there two days before he died, and was
present to minister to his wants. n" s.'s
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$40! WAGES PAID 500

ITO sell goods for, the ADAMS SEWING MACHINE
L COMPANY. We will give a commission on
all goods sold by our Agents or pay wages at
from $40 to Sl00 per month, and pay all neces-
sary expenses. Our machine is perfect in its
mechanism. A child can learn TO operate it ny
half en hours instruction.! 1t is equal to any
Family Sewing Machine in use, and we have
reduced the price to Fifteen Dollars 1s
Each Machine Is warrrnted Tor three yenrs.
Address Z. RUGGLES,
= Gen. Agt., Detroit. Mich.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09

or Front the appearance of most ofgthe
wheat fields which we vekseen, in this
county, we think that the Sickle will be a
prominent weapon" in the coming harvest.
The heavy rains Of last month "laid out"
great deal of the wheat.
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AND BUCKEYE JR., MOWER.

A FTER having been compared and fully
N tested wi tn other harvesters, have proved
or superior 10 all others, and now stands with
out a rival. ta " .F~ ~ w
The Undersigned having the Agency for the
sale OF these Harvesters In the counties of JET.
ferson, Harrison and Belmont,are new prepared
10 supply all, who may wish to purchase, at
manufacturers prices. & - y.
We will have local agents in different sec
tions Of the above named counties Our con
dtions of sale are such that there l. no risks
whatever in purchasing Of US, viz; Take them
obligatitn. Ii they prove sat isfactory tyou
being the iudge) pay for them as per agreement
We are prepared to duplicate any part that
may be broken or worn out. a'.@%saf
Order early to avoid disappointment.
|. Cash price of Buckeye Mower $fl5
b 1I.F Jr, Mower S6
Purchaser paying freight, which is as low as
on other Mowers For any information wanted
nppIy TO or address us at Cadiz, Harrison Coun
lty, Ohio, HEohuE q WlLSoN.
,'Cadiz, Jnne q, 1862
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09

GJ-The order Of Good Templars had
very interesting celebration at New Market
on last Friday. Some 200 members Of the
order was in procession. Several interesting
addresses were made.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09

0TThe company that recently left Cadiz
for the three months service, is known
as Company E, s8th Regiment, 0. V. I. They
are at Camp Chase, and in excellent health
and spirits.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09
More TROOPS.

The President has called for 800, 900 more
troops, and Governor Tod has issued proc
lamation calling on Ohio 10 raise 10000 Of
that number within the next 40 days.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09

t1rDr. Nesbit, Editor Of the Pittsburgh
Christian advocate, is expected to preach in
the NJ. e. Church, in Cadiz, on next Sab
bath, july IS, morning and evening.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09

rCapt. Castel, who was down at Nash.
vile during the past week, reports the mem.
bers OF Capts. Hanna'ss and Bostwick's
companies as being generally in good health.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09

OF Ferguson's soda.fount is now in full
blast. AS q summer drink, soda water is
decidedly the "hsalthisst and the best" Al
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09
M Z 7 7 N Fl r Y
a g FANGY GOODS!
MFRS. M SPENCER,

Thankful for tine liberal patronage she has
hitherto received, takes this opportunity oi an
lie qeneTally, that she has just received large
assortment OF Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons,
Hosiery, Gloves, Mit.s--ia short, Fancy Goods
and notions ofsevery description.
py-Ladies call and examine our goods, we, al
sure YOU every effort will be made to pleasesn
style, quality and price. Jf
bleaching and Pressing done to order.
April 80, 1869. % i '"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Israel Birnev's Estate.

nj Office is hereby given that the undersign :
IN ed has been appointed and duly qualified
as executor Of the last will and testament OF the
estats of Israel Birney, late Of Harrison county
Ohio, deceased. All persons interested will
take notice. st
SAMUEL II. BIRNEY,
Executor.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-09

aACHANaE.-0ur neighbor comes out last
week in favor Of a straight-out>Abolition,
Republican State and. County ticket. .ay.5