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1854.
SPECIAL MOTICE.


To citizens az Cleveland AND Vicinity.
The undersigned would respectfully ask attention
the preparations known IS
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UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
For ali throat and Lung Complaints.
HUENEWELI'G T0LU AEGDYNA,
Ehs great Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Headache, Tooth
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rhe most perfect form Of Oathsrtic ever given b.
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seldom bot for dose, set without gripping, so'
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Indigestion, Dyspepsia, BiIliousnsss, LiEeE CON.
plants, Piles, Worms, and all arrangements o.
the Stomach and BOweis.
The above preparations, Of such unbOanded ropn
tation in New England, have the confidence of, and
are used by great numbers Of Physicians and pTioos
within the reach Of all, worthy the RttentiDnOi
iaTalids, who viii find them strict coz ormityiO
nature In medicine.
Without resorting to the common method OF ooi
umns Of advertising, would ask confidence to te-t
shem, which will be sacred.
JOHN L. HUNHEWELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist, Boston, BHEs.
For ssls by Wholesale and retail dealers.
The greatest freedom Of correspondents solicited
Sold IN Cleveland by Geo. ". Clark, Strong
Armstrong, Benton & Brothers, Churchill Bros
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MsaieaI.
1AO DOLLARS PREMIUM
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Or speFm2ttOrFhGa, elect, Sc, and
EaLENEIHNDN NDEbNIIs
WIEN ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
DIR. A. GIBSON,

EEEA1FIEECN CURED,
WHEH ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of Rev York City, win Say ono hundred
aboVs-named diseases. He viii pay the same sum foF
the proof that any other Physician in the United
States treats the diseases with equal success,
After many years Of Laborous study and experience
Dr. Gibson is happy in being able 10 announce to the
unfortunate that ne mas perfected system @! treat
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the above and also all contagious diseases of the
Reproductive ORGANS with all bad effects arising
therefron, including General
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PROSTRATIOH.
he hRs succeeded IN curing cases in this city, Of
whom hsd expended hundreds Ct dollars with self
styled physicians, who profess 70 treat all private
Iaalsdies with success, and without receiving the
Dr. Gibson does not boast that he IL a member OF
some College in London or Paris, as perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnaring tho innocent
and VINO hold out great never TO be real
zed. But what DR.. g. might boast Of is this that
he Is able 70 give entro satisfaction to those who re-
pose confidence in his ability and integrity, and that
ne mas perfected an Anerlesln sJst9m o. treaTnent
which Challenges any Physician OF London or Paris,
or any patent medicine to equal for the radical cure
q seminal weakness, and al diseases or deran9e.
neRts, both mental and physical, arising from sexual
Dr. Gibson also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over al others yet discovered
and rst,, the agents Used in respect disagree
sble he relics Of the dark ages, such as Mer
CurF nor any other deleteTious drug; secondly,
restrictions in diet business is required; thirdly
tiH treatment u positive and certain in all Gases. He
andB prepared 10 60 into any public priTata hos
pftal the United States and demonstrate the i'm
Inenss superiority CT his ne treatment over any 9th
81 now known q the world in point of promptness,
aes4oncJr nldloas- safety and convenience % the
aati8nt.
Or. Gibson is permanently located In CsyeIAnd,
snd has during tho past ilye ysars performed many
cures OF diseases which hsd Tor years resisted all 9TH
er modes Of treatment Boe-enCes can be given %
Individuals nf the rst resFsotabiIty in Oevslsnd,
Boston, New Ycrk and othsr clTies in regard skill
snd integrity IN ell professional transactions. Dys
pqpEia, Eheuuhtisua, B5ruslls, all Disss1e5 OF the
Brlusry 0reEsls and FL SifrooAc DiEeshsa trassed
With superior 5ucoe5s-
ss5-ssecisins5 s5rt - srF rs,i Or shs o0uHtET on
fassiat Of isu cJllzrE.
~. !siasCa's FZs~ Toyk on PaYEioIosy inT sRIe at
his oilc>-
EfEs. GEEgBE7,
PROFESSOR or ELECFR0PAIaY AE3 MEDICIHRS.
Omoo--IIg Beneo0 street. fsp doors from Superior,
u2 Stare, opposite the City Hotol-
.sE- once hours nom to u sad from to O'Clock
Dsilg fsundays eIoertod.l
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T ARGE SALE OF
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Great inducements for Investment in
Land
WILL BE OFFERED on
THuRanLY- nECRMRER nth 1861

At which time shall offer for sole TO the highest
bidder thu premises Of each Of the following de-
scribed pieces property (gvieg the proprietor Of
the the privilege of ons bid only large lot Of
valuable Real Estate. Nov, While land is Low anu
lumber high, buy your homsstsads. By and-by,
when lumber is low and land dear, build your i'm
proFPments.
The sale will commence precisely at 10 O'Clock
A. N and buyers must be ou hand promptly, IA no
time will be lott Sales will be, nearly possible
in the order of the schedule following, viz:
OEE.-Ssle will open with Lot No. 10, Jones
Bedingtons plot, Forrest strseJ, Scoyili ayen-
us, followed by sale of l9ts Nos. s. , aud 4, same
plot, Forrest street, 6Ox2G6 7-lz.
THREE.-ETick Cottage on William ST eet; ten
rooms, barn, we'll, cisiern, Tat-proof cellar, coal
cellar. Lot 50x229 feet, planted with large va
rlety OF fruit trees; oosG $1,000; bought to rent
FOUR 20 20 lUO acres between Lnkeshore Rail-
road and lake, sell in one two three parcels, TO
be determined on day Of sale.
FIvE.-Two lots, 50T2OO, Euclid street, part Of
Aokley property.
sIx.-House on Lake street, corner of Marshall;
lot 66Xl32.
Terms property, not specified above, ne-third
cash, balance IN one, two, three and four years.
A lunch at noon provided gratis.
Business after the sale will be transacted at my
Office l68 Superior st L q. WILCOX,
NOS General Real Estats Agent.
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"a SLIGHT OOLD."-OOUGHS-
Few sre aware Of the Importance Of checking
Cough or "EI1GHT GOLD" in ia mt stage that
which IN the beginning would yield to mid rene
dy. If neglected, soon sttaeks the lungs Browns
Bronchial Troohesn give sure and almost immsdiate
relief Military officers and Soldiers should have
them. A. they can Be carried in the pocket and
krFe1 as occasion requires. auRSl;ha-in
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NINE DAILY TRAINS FROa
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
New York 4 Harlem Railroad.
NOTICE no FKAYELERs.

TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
u Sundays excspted)
. MORNING kXPRESS, leaving Troy at 0:I5 A.
n from Albany st Hudson River Depot at S:sS5 A.
L., arriving ct New York at 3sSS P. n.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 500
?. NJ; from Albany at 3=15 P. arriving 81 New
York ct 9:35 P. n. connecting with express trains
for philadelphia and Washington City.
The Cincinnati Express from Buffalo eonneots
with the s.35 at Albany for New York BY the Har-
lem Road.
For the better accommodation Of the public, ar
rangsmenis have been made 10 run the trains Of
the Hudson River RAilrosd Co. and those OF the n
Y. and Harlem Railroad %. at different hours iron
Albany and Troy.
Nstg Cars Of the best construction, and most convent
~at for the Of passengers, have been placed on
THE HARLEh ROAD.
Passengers will be TicKsrsd und Baggage checked
over this road direct to New York By the Central
b. B. Co., aud all connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson BiVsr Bailroad Co. and Of
this Co. viii be received by either road and Bag
gage checked BY either Company will be delivered
in New York without change OF checks.
Nov. I'd, 1864. r. A. CHAPLIN, Sup'k
FORD b. GREEN Advertising Agent. no2S:RS
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gu.
OIL oELG oIL!l
ALEXAEDER, ECOFIEIlD & Go.
slz M ,REFINERs OF E&E
ETsFa1;Petf0ieHE OIL, BenEOl6 and
Machinery ellis.

rs nav pnrtiezIer attention to packages thereby
ss,s,v;n9 our cuStonsrs much loss By leakage. We
guarantee our oil TO gigs perfect satisfaction, and
q good as any made in tie city. Aio, We pay par
tiUulAr attention 10 putting up
NAPTHA Or BEHEOLEf
Guitabls for Varnish McnufsotUEeT' or Paiutsrsl
ass On hand and for sale -
900 bbls extra refined Petrolslm Oh.
ElOO bbls BeOdorissdBsEzole equal to TurPsntinsl
100 bbls 10. LEbricsfi1g on,
which we Wili soll At lowest market prices.
OFFIR-lO8 St. OlHiT-as., tcrmsriy occupied by
Wm. O. Sooheld 4 %.
goHF ALELAEDER,
uH. o. BOoFIELD, OLnyELAhD, D.
mATHEu WILSON,, ] Anr5N
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]. .z.U.NZRRZl2Z1
E II ~.
CTRICKLAED'S
ANTI-CHOLERA MIXTURE

is 4 competition Of sstringents, absorbents, stimu-
Glants and oArminstiyes, which every physician ao-
knOwledges il the only preparation thst will ssots
permanent cure OF Disrrhes and Dysentery. This
AntiChoera Mixture Is IBW IN use in several Of our
army hospitals, where Is gives the greatest Satisfac
ton 1t has saved the lives Of thousands Of Onr
1iors and citizens and 70 will guarantee 1t 10 he
tho best remedy ir the world loE Darrhes and DyS-
snterys
happy 70 satisfy any As to the yirtuo Of Strick
lands Anti-Ohol Mixture; IN fact, we have
gToGt uumbsr Of testimonials from patients who
have been cured after being pronounced incurable
by their Physicians, some after taking only ont
bottle OF stEiokls1d's ADti-CholerB Mixture. II
ooa suisf With DisrrhsG and DyssnterT. try ono
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-30

"One English voice has certain ? raised
his voice against you with char, cteristic
vehemenee and rudeness. As an histori-
cal painter and 8 humOrist Carlyle has
scarcely an equal; new intellectual re-
gion seemed to open to me when read
his French Revolution. But his philos-
opby, in its essential principle, is false.
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CLEvELAND g ERR RAILRoADi
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


On and after Monday, Oct. slst, 1854, FAzsnpsE
Trains wiz -un ss sollOEs, tSundaya sxeePted)i
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$50 A. m--DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-Stoppinz az
NtHoug hBys FaineSV1ile. Madison, Geneva, ASH
tsbuil CO1neaut and Girard o1iY, and arrive At
Ere a. % P. H. Dunkirk s:45 ?. H., Bu1alo
ss2s P, ,M.CINCTEHATI EXPREss-stovuiuzs AZ
Pninesville, Ashtabula and OirArd Only, and ar
rige1 at Eriae 40 ,. H. Dunkrk 5 = :. n, Hui-
$50 P M-MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
Stopping 1T al stations and arrive a Erls at
800 P. M.-EiGHT EXPRESS TBAIE-stovyinza at
Paine5ville, Ashtabula and Girsrd only, and
arrives 1t Erie A. I2:4O a. -, Dunk.rk 800
4. ~, BgsalO { % A. n
LEAVE ERIE
80 A. M.-EIGHT EXPRESS TEAIE-storzfnz
At Girsrd, AshtsbllA and PalnesTils 0nly, and
arrive at cleveland at T.S0 A. n.
s:l5. A. n. MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
TBAlH-StCppng At all stations snd arrive at
Cleveland at l0:20A. n.
l0:B A. m.-TOLEDO EXPRESs-Stoppiug at all
ststbSas except SWanyills, sagbrOok, UnionTills,
Perry, mentor and Nickildc, snd arrives at
5.35 P. M.=DAH EXPRE5s TRAIH-StoppIng s.
Glrard, ConEeaHf, Aabtabula, Geneva 4 Paines7
vile only, sid arrives IL Cleveland a Is P. g.
- Second Glass Oafs are Eun on al throagn
An the trains going westward connect at Clevean,-
with trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus, Csncln-
Natl, Indianapolis, St Louis, koi and all through
trains Of the New York Erie Railroad anl AZ Buff
fsl with those OF the New York Central q Buffalo
New York City Railroads for heW YORK, Albany,
boston, Niagara Falls, &el and AZ Erie with trains
on the Philsdsghi & Eris Railroad
~ Day EKDrass, East snd West oonneosJ st
uirard with Trains on Eris a Pittsburgh Railroad
fJr LAns8Tills. m0edYiils, Jamestown, &C.
Cleveland. Oct s7st. ISsi-
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NLEVELAND And IOIXDU q <


On and after Monday, Oct. slst, ls64, Passsneer
Trains VIII leave Cleveland - follows Sundays e1-
ceptsd:
sic 4. M.-OHIsAGO EXPREss.-stops at Bsrea,
Grafton, Oberlin, Wskeman, NorwaIk, Monroe
vile, Belle we, Clyde, Fremont and ElmoFe,
and arrives at Toledo at l2:45 P. NJ, Chicago at
u:30P.H and Detroit 5 30 P. n.
2:iD P. M.-HESfERh mAIL.-Stopa at ali stations
on Southern Division, and arrives ct Toledo 81
7:25 ?. E.i Chicago at 5:45 A n. and Detroit at
l0:30F. NJ
$50 P. M.-NORTHERN MAIL.-Stops &c al sta.
tions on Northern Division. and arrives e SAM
800 P. M.-EIGHT EXPRESS.-StOps st Grafton.
Horwalk, MonrosVille. Clyde and Fremont, and
Erri7es At Toledo ct s. A. ~; Chicago Al l2;30
Pm. and Detroit at s 90 A. n.
UONEEOTIOHB.
Connections are made ct MOnrosyille with the San.
iualZy, Mansfield Newark B. r; a. Clyde with ths
Sandusky, Dayton Cincinnati y. B.; At Fremont
with the Fremont 4 Indiana b. r.; and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern B Northern Indiana and
Toledo 2 Wabash Railroads for chicago, Detroit
jackson, Font Wayne, Logansport Lafayette, Cairs,
Alton, st. LOuss and all points West, Northwest and
Southwest.
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and the
West at 9;20 A. n, 2:o5 P. n, and $40 P. r. From
Sandushy ct 9.l5 A. n. i. D. RUOkEk, suR't.
OieEoiand, Oct O. 1854.
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Bo~s. GATEARHAazgits Types & Stages
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SptfiaI gptEEA,
CATARRH.

HOrs,Hqy, Ro'a a'd Periods oAEARRH
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hosrsaATARRR ssrl.ooa....,.gt5o.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-05-25

By The following are the statistics Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church as reported in
the address of the Cishops to the present
General Conference:
The statistics of 1868 present the follow.
ing results: Members and probationers,
923, 1874; travelling preachers, 6,7SS; local
preachers, s. l56; churches, 9,430-probable
value, $50, $50, ,554; parsonages, 2,S53-pro.
bable value, 81, 790, l50 Amount collected
for Conference claimants, S66,4l0; for Mis-.
sionary Society, $399, ,073; for Tract Society,
S12,534; for American Bible Society, s55,.
$685. for Sunday School Union, $ll,63s.
Sunday y-Schools, l3,00S; officers and teach.
ers, LAG, 967; scholars, 1872, 592; volumes in
library, 1900 1888,
These statistics, as compared with those
Of 1859, show, on the one hand, that there
has been falling of in the number of mem.
bers and probationers Of so, 95l; in the num-
Der OF travelling preachers of &c. and in the
amount collected for the Tract Society of
5000, On the other hand, that there has
been an increase of 252 local preachers; Of
l24 churches, and of $2,007, GA in their
probable value; of 3lS parsonages, and Of
1852, 9S2 in their probable value; of Sc, $50
10 the amount collected for Conference clai-
mants; of $50, 740 in the amount collected
for the Missiona Y Society. -
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-05-25

,csEWs notice, says the Guernsey Je6ae
sosiaa, tha. IN several places throughout the
State meetings have been held for the pur-
pose Of adopting some measures to assist the
farmers in planting their crops and harvest
ing the same during the absence Of the Ma
tiopal Guards. This is as it should be.
With but poor prospect Of wheat crop
before US, every grain of Corn that can be
planted should be put in the ground, and it
will prove to be as much benefit to the con-
sumer as it is profit to the producer. In or
der to do this, there must be more help for
the farmer than that which he has already,
and at no season of the year can our work
shops and stores be better closed for day
or two than at the present. One or two
days help to the farmers at this time and
during the harvest, may go great way to-
wards keeping down high prices, and prevent
much suffering next winter.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-05-25

Bar The PRESENT Wool BusINEss. -
The mastery Address of Henry S. Randall,
of New York, before the Ohio Wool Grow
ers's Association, together with the Trans
action Of the Association at the Annual
Meeting in January, 1864, is published in
substantialpamphlet. The Address Of Mr..
Randall contains the most complete exhibit
of facts and figures on the present condition
of the Wool Business, ever compiled in such
convenient form, and sh ould be in the hands
ofevery person who raises or deals in Wool
Single copies sent postpaid for 25 cents
five copies for 81. Address S. D. Harris
Cleveland. Ohio. n....
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-05-25

IKrEaEsrINo 10 FBIESDs or WOUNDED
SoLDKRs.-An army correspondent Of the
N. Y World has the following:
An new system has been organized with
respect TO wounded soldiers, which, it is be-
lieved, viii greatly accelerate their recovery.
Burroughs of from thirty to sixty days are
given to those who are able to bear trans
portation, and by these means the hospitals
will be relieved, and the soldiers will per
haps received better care at home than they
possibly could at anv of the hospital .depots
Persons having relatives or friends who have
been wounded will find il almost useless to
come here and endeayor to discover them,
until lists are prepared to the inmates ofthe
various hospitals. Then the desired infor-
nation NAV be obtained through the agents
of the Sanitary Commission in this city.
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a6E" Wan oF THE RosEs. The Fr

sT"WAR OF THE ROSES. The FIRE.
monters hold their national convention at
Cleveland ON the 3lst of this month. They
have played sharp game on the Lincolnites,
whose Convention is to be held at Baltimore
on the 7th ofJuno, by engaging their Hall
and securing all the rooms at the principal
hotels. The fight between these two wings
of faaaticism is becoming quite lively. It
involves thc.spoils, but amuch greater stake
is copteaded for, Matters have been ear
ried to that point by the authors OF our ma
tiopal dsstructiop-the. internal radical abo-
htionlsts--that the leaders confdentially
hope to establish q despotic government,
and each faction is nxious to secure the new
order Of things Neither Of them want the
Union restored as it was, nor the Constitu-
ton preserved as II IS; but they each desire
to establish a d,spotism which will secure to
themselves and their posterity forever, the
control Of the country. Some may be slow
tobelieye this, says the Milsrsbargh Far
me-, but time will demonstrate its truth.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-05-25

MILITIA CoMMrrATIoS.- the law
to organize the militia. every citizen in the
county is required to be enrolled and unless
belonging to volunteer militia company is
required to pay four dollars ner annum, COM
mutation money. Those who pay the com
mutation money viii he the last class to he
drafted, when draft is made to gil uu vol
unteer militia companies, and when drafted
the money viii be refunded Those who fail
tn paw the Communication three months before
the draft is ordered, will constitute the first
class TO be drafted. The money is raid tn
the County Auditor, whois also authorized
to issue exemption papers on the certificate,
made under oath, Of any respectable physi-
cian
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-05-25

ssrThe following are the names Of the
= persons drafted in Harrison county. Ther,
are only fourteen in all. This ID lucky
county:
Rasaing,os To.onsaip-Georgs Boyd,
Jeremiah Norris, jacob Bargar
Nottingham To,onship-Thomas Moore,
John Panncr, Finley Coalman, William j
Cooper.
Rantssy Tosoaship-Danicl Mjkesell, John
Metcalf, Henry Kimmel, Michael Sawvel
William Orr.
~ Archer 7a,on;hip-Samucl Osburn, Johr
6. Adams. ~
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-05-25

seA-FRoI THE 43p ONO. --ReturEs oi
ths casualties in the western army come to
hand very slowly. The AID is the only re-
giment having companies from this county
from which we have heard The following
are the wounded Of companies c and G, the
srst wholly from this county and the latter
partially:
Co. C.-Lieut. Cornelius McCafrrey, Sc
yerely; Corp s. r. Johnson slightly; Wm.
Gamble, slightly; John Rikcnan, severely.
Co. G.-Leut. j. W. Thompson, SO
verely and John Scott, severely.
We hayo heard Of no Harrison co,inty
raen killed in this battle which is called the
battle of Resacca.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-05-25

s@r The Cadiz Soldiers Aid Society have
sent the following articles to the Christian
Commission at Pittsburgh, to be distributed
to our sick and wounded Soldiers:
Two comforts, twelve sheets, four cotton
shirts, two flannel shirts, six pair cotton
drawers, nineteen handkerchiefs, twelve
pillow cases, five dozen pair socks, three
pillows, three sacks dried apples, one sack
dried peaches, sixteen cans of fruit, one bar
rel dried apples. ''.a
These articles have been thankfully re-
eeivei This aid society meets every Thurs
day afternoon at the Court House, all ladies
who take an interest in the welfare of our
brave men who have left their homes to
fight the battles of our Country ore invited
to attend.
,..... Mrs. NJ. A. SIMMONS,
Sacretarv Soldiers Aid Soeietv
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CON FEGTGONE
Y A ETY. ST0R &!
SMILEY SHARON

HAVING purchased the establishment
MI formerly kept by Samuel Ferguson,
opposite the public buildings, Cadiz, Ohio,
respectfully informs the public that he has
on hand and is prepared to furnish in large
or small quantities everything usually kept
in store of that kind. He will endeavor.
to the best of his ability, to please the public,
and he hopes by so doing to merit and re-
ceive liberal share of the public patronage.
Common and Fancy Candies of all kinds,
Almonds, Filberts, Cream and Pea Nuts,
Raisins FIGS, Dates, French Currants, Su-
gar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers Bark
and Ground Cinnamon, Pepper, Ginger, AL
spice, Starch, Fine and Common Cigars To
bacco, Pulverized White Sugar. Pickles.
Pepper Sauce, Port Monnies, Watch Chains
Keys aud Guards, a fine lot of common jew
elry, TOYS of all descriptions, &c.
Oysters--Fresh in season, and in Summer
nice Cove Oysters served at all hours The
lovers of this delicious bivalve cannot fail
to be pleased
Ice Creant-In season, in the best style.
His Soda Fountain is in full blast, and the
public will find this the most healthful and
cooling beverage for hot weather.
GS- Country Confectioneries can be sup
piled at his establishment on the very best
terms.
Cadiz, Ohio Nav 25. 1884,.