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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-06-11

From Wayne County, OHIO.
These kind of Trusses have worn As years.
They are only fl to kill Rats--but Rainbow's
Relief is the true and perfect plan, by giving an
easy upward pressure Henry PERINE.
When / hear of Trusses ! pity those who
wear them Rainbow's Relief is perfect for
ease and effect. ELIZA LANGEL.
From SteubenviUe and J,ferson County.
We have worn Rainbow 8 new patent Relief
1t is a new, novel and effectual way of trea ting
Rupture, superior to Trusses Tor comfort and
effect.
JOHN LEEcH, Cashier of F. S. f. Bank.
E, II. McFEELEY, Justice of the Peace,
Jos. CoNyELY, Undertaken.
We have seen lainbow's Relief tried on our
patients, and are FULLY conylnced of its superi.
orty over anything we have seen for Hernia or
Rupture. WIN. STANTON, VI. D.
JoHN G. MARS, NJ. D
VIM. HAMILTON, M. D.,
Steubenville
have seen Rainbow's Relief applied, Yedu.
cling serious rupture of Itself when applied -
It is far superior to anything for Rupture or
Hernia / eve. saw.
G. s. HAMILTON, M. D.. Knoxville.
0drThe method is simple, durable, easy and
eff'ectual. 1t avoids oil friction. Any amount
of pressure can be had aud varied instantly to
suit the wearer. 1t may be both taken off and
pat on in half a minute, or no inconvenience
need be felt if not taken off until The wearer is
sound and WE'LL No one can put it on until
they learn how. Ii is entirely new. Call at
Doctor Leslie's Hotel in Cadiz, any time be-
tween this and the lst, I'd, Sd and 4,h days OF
July next inclusive. Rainbow will be there
CADIz, Ono, jane 9th, 1862 II am satisfied
that Rainbow's Relief has been as beneficial Ia
me in body and mind as himself and others
represented it in print or otherwise. think it
cheap at any price, and iimpute my restoration
to my family and society wholly to his instru-
mentality. JOSEPH REA,
Recorder Of Harrison County, Ohio.
Cadiz, June A, 1856 62-4t
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For the Sentinel.
Scientific

The question in relation to the force o
winds, submitted by tab, may be solved upon
the following principles
/. The momentum, or force of moving
body is equal to the prodnct of its velocity
by its quantity of matter.
2. The force Of moving body varies di.
rectly asits velocity and its quantity Of mat.
ter.
8. The air being fluid, each atem ofwhich
it is composed, may be considered an indie
pendent body.
4. The number OF atmospheric atoms com.
ing in contact with stationery object, in q
given time; varies directly as the velocity o
the wind.
From No. 4, we infer that the quantity o
matter--with respect to moving fuid--va
ries directly as its velocity.
Combine with this result, Nos / and Q
the result is, that the force Of wind mus
"Vary directly as the square Of its velocity
QUESTION.
How may we determine that given mum,
Der is or is not divisible by IL, without ma
king an actual division? d.
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THE "PAN HANDLE''s RAILRoAD.--ln lasl
weeks issue we noticed the passage in the
House Of Representatives, of the resolution
brought forward by Mr.. Blake, in favor o
the Pan Handle road as a mail route. VIZ
have the satisfactory intelligence, with some
other news items from Mr.. Sheridan, lately
in Washington, that the Senate Committee
to which this resolution was referred, are
unanimous in its favor--which virtually Sc.
cures its adoption by the upper house where
it is now pending.
The efforts of Judge Jewett in behalf o
this enterprise are of no ordinary character
He has striven ably, and we now may feel
safe in saying successfully for its advance.
ment.
Hon. R. H. Nusen also took prominent
part in its behalf The people 10 this Sec
ton OF country feel such an interest in this
matter to notice with especial favor those
those who at in its behalf We likely soon
shall have further particulars in reference to
this Pan Handle affair.-St Ste,JeaviNe Union.
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A sad bereavement.

HARRY, sweet little boy Of some four
summers, and only child of Thomas and
Mira George, Of Cadiz, was drowned in the
cistern OF Mr.. VIM. Phillips on last Sabbath
afternoon. He must have been in the water
an hour and half before he was found. We
truly sympathize with the parents in this
saddest of all bereavemeuts, as we know
what it is to lose an only child.
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wool.

The wool market, we suppose, will soon
open, Is buyers are making their appear
ance. Among others, we notice Mr.. Good
rich, from Woonsocket, R. L., and a Mr.
Townsend, from Connecticut. It is hard tc
tell. as yet, how prices will range. but We
think this years clip will bring over half Q
million dollars into the county.
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DEMOCR A TIC
,GnIINTY CONVENTION!

The Democracy aud all others in Harrison
County who are in favor Of the UNION AS
1T HAS BEEN, AND THE C0NSTITU-
TI0N AS 1T is, are hereby notified that
the Democratic State Central COMMITTEES
has designated the FOURTH DAY OF
JULY, 1862. as the time for holding the
next Democratic State Convention, in the
City of Columbus, for the purpose OF nomi-
mating q candidate for each Of tie following
Offices:
Judge Of the Supreme Judge;
Secretary OF State;
Scheol Commissioner;
\ Member OF Board Of Public Works.
Ths Democratic voters, and all Others in
favor OF the Union as it has been, and the
Constitution as it is, Of Harrison County, are
respectfully requested to met in Cadiz, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 2sth. 1852,
and proceed to appoint a Delegates to rep
resent them in said Convention.
The Convention will meet at o'clock, T,
M. Messrs. Estep, Pearce and others will
address the Convention.
By y0RDEB OF DEM. Cen. Com.
n. A. HANNA, Secy
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Deaths In Captain Hanua's Com
Es1mV.

We learn from "Ths Old Flag" paper
printed by the s9th Ohio Regiment, at Frank.
I'm, Tenn, that JoHE s. HIcKs, OF Capt.
Hanna's Company. died, at home. on the 1si
ult, and that THOMAS GoODwTE, Of the same
company, died at Nashville on the 21st ult
Thus disease is last thinning the ranks, and
proving more fatal than the bullets Of the
enemy.
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M-A-RRIEI0.

On the 9th inst, at the residence Of the
BRIDES parents, by Elder P. Il. Jones, Mr..
JOSEPH G.. ROGERS, Of Tuscarawas county,
and Mis- HANNAH M. CARSON, of Harrison
county, Ohio.
On the 4th inst. by Rev. 7. R. Crawford,
Mr.. JAMES B. SHEETz to Miss LAMIRA,
daughter Of Mr.. Isaac Kirk, near Flushing,
Ohio.
On the 5th inst, by Rev. R. Armstrong,
Mr.. GEORGE A. CREW, Of Hopedale, and
Miss SALLrE JANE, daughter of John Hanna
Esq, OF Green township.
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6STThe transfer books of Ohio State
stocks will be closed. at the agency in New
York, from the 18th inst, until the 18th OF
July; and the interest on the State debt,
some $420,ooo will be paid by the Commits
sioness OF the Sinking Fund, in coin, from the
Lat until the 18th OF July.
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GIVE have received q number of the
"Western Nountaineer," sound reliable
Democratic paper published at Laurette.
Colorado Territory, and edited by our old
friend and former townsman, VIM. L. Nc
Math, Esq, We wish him much success in
his nav Iocation
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0-John J. Jewett, son Of the Democratic
candidate for Governor last fall, and who has
been Adiutant of the 18th Ohio, has been
promoted to Captaincy, and placed on Gen.
McDowell,s staff
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rAddison P. Russell, late Secretary o
State, has been appointed by God. Tod, State
Transfer Agent in New York city. The
salary is $2,500. He succeeds James A
Briggs, formerly citizen of Cleveland.
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01rA fine bay horse belonging to DIR. M
Wilson, Of Cadiz, was stolen from the stabl
Of Mrs. Weaver, near Deersville, on las
Sunday night.
p. s. The horse has since been found.
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Wall Paper /! Wall Paper!!

Wall Paper /! Wall Paper!!
TNHE subscriber takes pleasure in calling the
l. attention of the public to his large and
we'll selected stock of Wall Papers, Just recei-
wing for the Spring and Summer trade. His
stock consists OF 90 900 pieces with 400 differ.
en-. patterns, ranging in price from 6kcents &c
81, 90 per piece, together with every variety ol
Borders, Window Curtains, Decorations for
Pannel Work, &C., &c.
He has also on hand complete assortment
of School, Historical, Medical, Religious and
Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Blank Books,
&c, &c., which will be sold wholesale and re-
tail as cheap as they can be had West Of the
Mountains Give me call.
]. M. LAYTON.
March q.
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EcIipse of the Moon .

On the 11th day Of this month, (June)
there will be total eclipse Of the moon, at
IL o'clock at night. So, at least the almanac
makers say. Persons who are fond Of sights
should be on hand at that hour.
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uaiIrond Time Table.

: Trains on the Cadiz Branch are now run
ming as iollows;
Le.xe Csdiz, 4.2O AM. etl5 A. N. 800 P. N
Arrive AZ Cadiz 6.25 "a ll:25 6:43 "
The train leaving Csdiz at 4:2o A. NJ. con-
meets with the train going West on the mair
road; the train leaving at 9:15 A. N. connects
with the train going East and the train leaV
ing at 3:20 P. NJ. connects with both Eastern
and Western trains.
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0TMajor Runkle, Of the 18th Ohio, who
was wounded at the battle OF Shiloh, has
been promoted to the Colonelcy Of the 83rd
Regiment now organizing.
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Ministerial Association.

The ministers of the Cambridge District
M. e. Church, will hold Ministerial Asso-
citation at the NJ. e. Church in Cadiz com.
menciug to-day (Tuesday) There will be
preaching at 2 P. M. and 7.30 P. M. to day
fTuasdavN
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GyTte Democracy Of Archer township
hold their township meeting on Saturday,
June 2lst Let there be full turn out.
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To TEACHERS.

EXAMINATIONS will be heldso the last
Il Friday OF tho following aonthsl cemmen.
cling at 10 O'Clock OF the day mentioned and
September, October, 1862 February and March
1868. The June examination wifi be held ii
Deersyiile the March examination In Hopedaie
and the remaining ones In Cadiz. ast
M. B ADAMS, ! s8 ls x
M. X. TURNER, Examiners.
w. II. MCCOY,
msy2e, ,62.lyr
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Hsnporsamt 10 Owners Of Iowa
land.

Euch 81 our people as own real estate in
Iows--and there are not few Of them--will
be interested to know that the State having
levied . tax Of two mills upon The assessed
valuation Of 1861, to meet her direct tax Of
twenty millions, apportioned among the sew.
eral States, by Act Of Congress, passed at
the extra session, the said tax is now due,
and will become delinquent If not paid i'm
mediatsly. Our citizens, therefore, who have
land there, should attend to this matter at
once, as the penalties are heavy, and the
process summary, for collection after the
time specified. 10 , .a III. .,a
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Democratic Meeting isa Archer
I& TOWNSlRiDs

The Democracy and all others in Archei
township who are in favor Of the Union as
it was and preserving the Constitution as i
Is, are requested to meet at Dsvore's Old
Mill In said township on Saturday, June 81,
1862, at 2P. M. Let there be general
turn out.
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0TCapt. Gardner, OF the 18th Ohio, who
was wounded at the battle of Shiloh, died at
Bellefontaine last week
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CIGARS. &C.

His stock of Tobacco, Cigars, &c., is full
and complete and will be sold at the lowest
prices Whatever he sells he warrants to be
No. /. article.
Groceries and stores supplied with everything
in his line as cheap as they can be pnchased
anywhere. Public patronage respectfully solicit
tied. A large lot of good dry Comm Cigars on
always on hands.
Cadiz Nav % 1861
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Accident Om the Cadiz Bfanch--
A COiOred MAN Killed.

COsOreu Mah AltseO.
A colored man named ARNOLD CLARK, but
more extensively known as "old -zIG," was
killed on last Saturday evening, about mile
from town, on the Cadiz Branch, by the
wheels Of freight car passing over his head.
He was on top Of the freight car managing
the brake, when the car ran off the track,
shaking him off, and falling between the
csFs on the track, his head was run over by
The wheels Of the freight car and terribly
usAngled and mashed. He was inferred in
the Cemetery last Sunday afternoon.
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Boots, Shoes. Caters, GO.

@ SLEMMONS has now on hand at his old
-. stand on Market street, the largest, hnest,
Boots. Shoes; Caters; SC. ever offered in this
market, which he will positively sell low
Ha sing purchased the principal part Of his
stock Tor Cash, be can sell chesp to suit the
times. Cali and examine hiss stock before bur
ing elsewhere
Csdiz June 4, 1862
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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 to all others, and now stands with !.
out a rival.
The undersigned having the Agency for the
sale OF these Harvesters in the counties of JEFF
ferson, Harrison and Belmont, ARE new pre- pared
10 supply all who may wish to purchase, at
manufacturers prices.
We will have local agents in different sec
tons of the above named counties. Our con
dtions OF sale are such that there 10 no risks
whatever in purchasing of us viz Take them
without paying anything on them or giving any
Obligation. Ii they prove satisfactory (you
being the judgel pay for them as per agreement
If not entirely satisfactory return them to us.
We are prepared to duplicate any part that
may be broken or worn out.
Order early to avoid disappointment.
Cash price of Buckeye Mower Sll5
'' Jr, Mower sc
Purchaser paying freight, which is as low as
on other Mowers, For any information wanted
apply to or address us at Cadiz Harrison Coun-
ty, Ohio, GEORGE H. WILSON.
CadiZ, Jnne A, 1862.
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GREAT ASSORTMENT
Of
WORK
In Vim. 1. Ffys old shop, soest end of Main
= street. Cadtz, Ohio.


= street, Cadtz, Ohio.
A CARSON, respectfully informs the old
"A. friends and customers of VIM Fry.
deceased, and the public generally, that he oc-
cupies the old shop, where he is better prepared
than ever, to fill all orders in his line OF bust
ness. He has now on hand, and intends OF all
times to keep, general assortment of every
thing in his line Of business, both of home and
Cincinnati make.
His present large assortment consists Of
Sofas, Center-Tables, Breakfast
Tables, Side Boards, Bu-
reaus, Dining-I'ables.
These, with very other article in his Ii n
will be kept constantly on hand.
COFFINS.
Collins OF various sizes and finish, with
hearse always in readiness on the shortest no.
tice.
He hopes that all who are in need of Cabinet
Ware will give hin,a call, ae he is satisfied he
can please them both in price and quality.
Cadiz, Ohio, June VI, l862-lyr.
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New Boot and Shoe Shop.
HENRY HAGGEDORN

XXTOULD respectfully inform the citizens oI
w Cadiz and vicinity that he has commenc.
ed carrying on the Boot and Shoe business in.
the room opposite Coleman's g store, where he in
tends to keep full supply Of
Custom Made Work,
consisting of all kinds OF Boots and Shoe:
Nc Eastern Work kept in his shop. All wor
warranted. He will sell as low il not ,lowel
than any other shop I'm town. The public are
respectfully invited to call.
HENRY HAGGEDORN.
Cadiz, Ohio. August 10, 1853.
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From FremOnt's Army.
FREMoNT's HEADQUARTERS,
MT. JACKSON, VA, June 6. {

MT. JACKSON, VA, June6.
Further pursuit of Jackson has been inn
possible to-day, owing to the sudden rise Of
the Shenandoah river.
A pontoon bridge, replacing the bridge
burnt by the rebels, was completed, and part
Of Fremonps force crossed this morning.
It rained hard all night and day. The river
rose twelve feet in four hours, BRING ng
down great quantities Of Drift wood and
heavy timber, which finally parted the bridge
in the middle. The material was all saved
and no accident occurred.
Four hundred prisoners had been taken
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CAIRO, june 6.--Three distinct shocks Of
an earthquake were felt here to-day. 1t was
also felt at several different points north, as
lar as Urbana. No damnge was done as far
as ascertained.
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Assistant Adjutant General.

Aoeosehs
A friend in the Army of the Potomac,
under date OF june LIST. sends us the follow
Ing in relation to the battle before Richmond,
and the gallant action Of Capt, CUSTER
"FRrEND ALLEN:-The army has been
engaging the enemy since noon yesterday
At first we were compelled to fall back on
the left oi our line, which first received the
attack Of the enemy, but before night our
troops recovered their lost ground. This
morning the fight was renewed at dayligh
and continued until dark. We were highly
successful, and repulsed the enemy at every
point, and drove him off the field. Our left
was advanced some three miles nearer Rich
mond. Our loss is about three thousand
killed, wounded and missing. The loss oi
the enemy is still greater. We captured two
rebel Generals, one named 'Pettgrew, from
South Carolina, the other refused to give his
name. So far, the ba tile is regarded by al
rs having been the hardest fought of any
battle which has taken place in modern
times, and what was rarely met with on
other battle fields-deaths from bayonet
wounds--is notable feature of this one,
nearly two hundred rebels having been found
dead, with no other wound than that of the
bayonet. Not half Of our army was engaged
The enemy numbered about sixty thousand.
To. morrow morning, at daylight, the con.
fict is to be renewed, and all our troops are
to be engaged. suppose it will be the. de-
cisiEe battle OF the war. We have, so far
lost no general officer. Our troops are highly
elated at our success to-day, and are eager
for the work of tomorrow. Mcclellan il
in estacies at having severely repulsed sixty
thousand Of the enemy with about halt tina
number.
Lieut.. Custer, OF your county was, few
days ago, promoted to Captaincy, and pla.
ced on General McClellan's Staff by Nc.
Clellan himself He was promoted for having
been the first person to cross the Chicka
hominy river which he did alone, while th'
enemy's pickets lined the opposite shore
and ours were half mile from this side ,
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In Volumes royal octave. illustrated with
Steel Engravings, Maps &c.
This popular work gives lucid and exhaus-
tive narrative OF the Great Rebellion 1t
beautiful y printed in royal octayo, with catch
notes, summaries, indexes, &c. 1t is the only
work OF this comprehensive nature yet offered
to the public, being not mere "Record," but
consecutive contemporaneous History oi the
Rebellion from the beginning to the end of the
the Great Struggle. 1t has met not only with
| tke highest enconiums Of the leading press, but
has been cheerfully and strongly endorsed ss a
patriotic and Praise worthy enterprise bV
such distinguished citizens ss--Hon. J bolt
Maj Gen. Dix, Gov. John A. Andrew, Edward
Everett Hon John Sherman, Hon. Ben. Wade
Hon s. S. Cox, Hon. N. P. Tallmadge, and
many others. Among its patrons ere the Pres
ident and Cabinet, General Mcclellan, sc.
The work can only be had OF the Canvas SET
| 1t is not sold by '-the Trade" All who wish ia
become possessed OF it should iavail themselves
Of the first proposition of the Agent. av- The
Volumes to be delivered by the Agent will cor:
respond exactly with the specimen copies ex-
hibited.
]. II. CLARK,
Agent Tor Harrison County.
Cndiz, June 4, 1852
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Bully for Custer!---A Harrison
County Boy Promoted.

1t will be seen by the following General
Order Of General Mcclellan, that Lieut.. G.
A. Custer, Of this county, has been promo
ted for gallant conduct, to Captaincy, and
placed on General McClellan's Staff
HEADoUARTERs ARMY OF THE PoToMAo,l
CAMP NEAR New BRIDGE, Va. May 20.
GENERAL ORDERs,(
Ne. 131.
Second Lieutenant George A. Custer, 5th
Regiment Of Cavalry, is appointed Acting
Aide e-Camp to the Commanding General
and will be obeyed and respected accordingly
By command Of Major General Mcclellan
q WILLIAMS
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.DROWN,S Bronchial Troches, best remedy
ID in use, for affections OF the thr oat, recon
ale by ], BEALL,
Druggist and Bookseller
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Ford PiIIoM Is ours.

FOrt PIIIOWIs UWFss
WASHINGTON, June 6.--The following
was received to day at the Navy Depart
ment:
CAIRO, june 8.
10 M. Welles, Secretary Of Navy.
The Dispatch boat of last night reports
the evacuation of Fort Pillow and its occu-
patton by our troops. aa
Most Of the fotilla had passed below Fort
Randolph.
Signed,) A. M. PENNOCK, (
Commanding, etc.
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GREENWOOD NURSERY,
A. n, EatJsSl3Y. fsrspsr.a

MT. Pleasant, Jefferson GOIintys O.
TTAVfNG lttsly sstsbishsd d Nursery here
IL lwish to call the attention Of purchasers
TO my Fruit and Ornamental Trsss and Shrubs,
&c. have general variety of Apple, Psach,
Pear and Cherry trees, also gfapo Vines, Cur.
rants, Geoseberfies, Blackbsrries. R6sbefriss
and Strawberries.
!. A large variety Of well grown Evsfgreens
etable and Flower Seed Greenhause plants. ana
hefbuceo1s roots OF various kinds Tender,
plants kept through the winter at 4 moderate
charge, IA @ sfa
Prices % reasonable a. any oshss rsspens
sibla establishment. 4s5s VI III Y
Oct. 80. 1861 w u 4..gs.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Now, Ii you want bargains, bring along your
produce or cash TO our store, aud you wilt re-
ceiye better bargains than ycu ever received
before at any stofe Ia Cadlx \ 4. s.'.
q g. ATKINSON & co. II
May Z, 1869. - 80
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Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, &c.

WOULD say to every one, that he ha.
w opened out in the room next to Ste
warts STORE, and directly opposite the Court
House, a regular siore for the sale and manufac.
tura nf .I linda of
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GEORGE u WILSON MILLS.

WEUNWE & VWHNSV1v ItHAHN H~FSs
CADlZ, OHIO;
MT and have constantly foi
!N sale at our Warehouse, near the Depot
ouble Extra Family ahd Extra SUPERFlNE,
FLOUR from good sound Wheat. Our Floul
is Warranted Fresh Ground and OF the very
best quality. Corn meal. Mill Feed and Brai
sold at low figures in quantities to suit purcha'
sers.
Custom Work done with dispatch, and salts
faction warranted. GEORGE Il WILSON
April 25, go