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Observation-Disclosures.

Strait zines bonn Ser. @taatea DtRtittsseti8te am %
Wdr3 1867 bei6lphenen &onSernnattpus. unp @ertlufs.
@rlafeS,
Mire ptertait gla6rtGt seseben, baS i'd ant Sreitas
ben ". 9pril. 10 lbr Wlprsens, in Der Der Ct Wfaribaaf
bic 2abuns Ses 5dpOnerS !. Sames Rent" 30. I61, beftebenl
aus IL 5B GDbtSfeu, 'S@uben, Drp @ppbs II, w. in Gfent.
lt6er AnttiCu eeeen gaar perfeisern perre.
SO aibtngtpn 8pntfnnt,
(UtWlOT) Ser. st. Wtarfba4.
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ST.. 81. Settler.
llrat. Wunhnr,t unh @eburtShelfe

~tl0V NOHFFVNt0t INV VVVHttVFVTVt'
Or. Re6ler, telter nabe an 10 Sabre in Mobile unb Dart
fpro prattict I, rat i6 auf bic Nn e9un1 porrer 6reunte IN
Baltimore ntsb. reelafen unb bietet ieire drstlt6en Dttniie
ftnen teutIten Nltlbdreern All. Die 9erren Gras. SpHter
& 81. Or. Sal. Deutid uno Wdjpr 8lumenbere perten NIT
@e snussn 8dberes uber leinen Cha, att uno it { 5dbts.
|fstten m~ittbeilsn. @ebNuns unb Office. 35 Spatrapfr.,
legenuber WfliDr Slumerterg's Cfftce.
Spr, 6funpgn ppn s bis 8 @prm'ttaas, 2 BIS 4 Na@s
mittlss pnt6 btS 8 atenps ScipnSere GpninItntipn
fir 0lMgeneranfe @tItpr6 uaD SOnnatenO pom 2 bis >
ltbr. (aprlSl
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Nnlti1nprc @rppe.

1s.AH I NbiIdceIpbia goao, cieffeits Der 1puaate.
Dte Inter eidneteH empf blens bet'm 8e9inne Der frsurbs
ltGeren Saiinn ttren bItf6 eineert6tetsn piaB an Der gbts
laoelrb a 0f4a6 gu Grcuripnen une tur gdnb gdrtheien. Gin
Srrtrefti6,r ~lauSfanl. rcbl rer ef6ste tn ter Na6tGrftaft
Der Stnet t~efinrettth nuf benz Tlape unb etne tpbe GtnBaW-
nung umsiebtT ~tenIelbena Gs 1T retdltG S6atten ta unh
biz ~FirtpItaft wirb fets eas Bette lief,rn Wir bitten UNI
4 ~enststeu 3uiprud. Mnneituneen tDupen am rIdse ieltR,
pter Bet 6. s. goaMs, Rp. 4. 9. @asfr, eena6t meroen.
Q2apr1mt) +tff s.. 8. Upuns 4 W cR"tabt.
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Marfhnna=Merfnnf.

Strait stneS rpn1 Der. Staaten Difrittsseriate am %.
gfart 1884 bet6lp1enen Gpnbemnattrns. unb @ertIufs.
Grlafes,
WtrN hermit Fatri&t ssseten, bas i'd am Srettas,
zen u. @prtl. 10 lbr Wlcr8ens, in Der Der. st Mfdrl6a1e
Sffee.. Ne. IL epurtbduS Zane, bic Qdoung beS S6pprerS
,.Gnriff," Nc. 81, ~befebsub IN @rttcn CARDS, 9unbbutdeu,
S1uten uno trertborGen msbtstntfAeu Snhrumenten in ST
iedtItber Autttpn eeBen 8Jar pei iteiagrn merne.
% aibtnetp rs8 pnt fan t.,
(DtW9O Ser. ct. MarIbal.
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Grecmtor'S 0crfauf
ppn Gioentbum in Gpnpap Str. $50. Is:

Sim Trettds ben 20. e.-IR, Mabmtttass a r6r, .nirb
Der untsrSettnete @recuipr, uno smar tn @emasbsit etnea
@rIaneS reS gDatenseri6ts Ger Siapt Baltimore, iImmtlide
@runrftude unO @eeault6feiten anl Der ytprpptn lette pom
@pnwaptry nabe Watren, tylp 1887 Serfaufen. Die 5rpnt
an G~Dnapa9tr. betrast IL 8us 9 GOT. Die Liefe nab 8ursun.
By Iler sM. Yin Gpnpa9fr. beftneet I'D B raul Elm feltes
2fSft9es Steihbaus unp an Burgundy ALTER eth ANDRES
2hDfises btSslei6en Das @an3e unterliest elmer Grane.
rente BON $23, bAlbiibrti1 sablbar. sa e $3.50 ss'
Gitel II te1reitg ar unb frei BON Care unS 0runerente bts
sum Sertaufstag. 3dblane baar.
m1tl s 0bn 8~retnts, Gresutpr.
s. Mbrtpn & g., Nuftiondre. (dp2Ib204
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Sefanntimafbuuo.
@lmfOrbermng.
4. 9Soro. 4, 8aro.
sse,UObHer Ser A. ssarb berams
sur Sril1Oung zines 3meig z@ereinS oeS beutz
iden &eforrlz@ Central 0ereins.

@ae 9%erpctner ter 4. 9Barb fnb hermit uuf aefcreert elmer
Ssl ldnlntlung sur 0ritnoun9 emo 3wets- @er,t4s ees Deaf
l6eM : SeTsrm : @sntral . SsIetns, prl&e@ u te, zen %.
%Spnbaro unb 5rpptnry ~absebalten wirc, beisumubnen. Sc.
lrneert mare es mlnl9enspe' tt, bas I'D @eldaftsleute 10
? anbler, Grpcrrp.Geepers un6 6 tearren.6 nbIer
UNI gu aetgen, taB IN Der tleinen 9. g8lr6 Mdnner n {. men,
BITE I'D 9iet@ an!eren geppb ern Ger Stlbt far tie fur,liH
. m m Mlle, GS banbelt lid UNI cine ri6liae Sdhe,
nanlitG rem aus y tartnafig ut rem SO dertbum aufers
arbeitenpen &tAlie sdASItdp rauben, nit Gnereie entoea.niu.
~arbeiten. $40 lEt ~ ,stss -
NS. Spute trgene Sertanb, Der lid. fir eie SADIE intsrpS,
itrt pe9en 1ribdfte 1t9eldtten trereet, Ser 0eria mn !, ro
eetjuwpbner, 10 m0se man lid 8efGlie | Bel eem Ii te seib
neten Hieleen, unt ben 8Rtrttt sum Setein gu bewertfediaen.
-lla4t Esarr Hgs e. GeprBeE&ranb, h
| (Krl M..r- .m~ ~--. $50 9fN 10 GA 49,. ~
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SMuIo1tscioc.

Sn gu. Qdne's 6ule, 81. 8. Niberarle une 9pmtarc.
hrase hat Der Inter- DIT fir oas Srntmerieneaer niebtr
beepnren. geus &nmelcnnaen m0se man taleisf ninben.
S6uler werben in apt u1O 9s 8 %aencnme.. llpterr'Ht tn
bet uit, lppie aud tn Ger latttntiben SpraGe ntre af
bs1pnoereS lSerfdna n erttetlt nuo ertro teaablt. (5lpr1mtl
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81. Rnnnu'1 @dhnIe.

Die 9ebrfunoen fir oas 5rmmet, ,albjabr naNnen am
Dtenfae, zen 29. M1rS, ibren Nnians an reldern Gn9e bic
Berries naen pprge cntren wuroen. Nnnelounltn sur Nuf-
ma pme neuer S6uler b,lete mln irbale ME rnSSlit gu mas
dea, IA nur etne limittrte MnSabl berudF3ttst mereen tann
H (3I 81 frtqsp 1es.7 sr 5r. & n q ,. :
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s. W5dnner'Sbe Scbmlc,

50 Wernnanltr., 3ntlden !Oofparoz Il. Gutapltr.
ObsteiS i'd am 4. Iprlt Inc ueue GlaHe erbFnete. bin Id
bur6 BEN aueersewSbnitten 3undds eer S@hlerSdtt een6~
tbist, om WtpntSSe, Rem 18. D. Mo Md cine @ia1s anans
tan9en. .lfraeg1rG Cg4G.
81 ptrb auFer sen tister ~eelehrtet Ba6ern untertdt TIM
BuAf bren uro Eurnen GeSeten pereen. 3
Nn ber Mnfalt wirfen II tr1tige yebrer.
81 mel unssu sur Mufnabne neuer S6Iler rrerben TN
Il. Ut 24aprl I'LL -. .J ISL %. Manner. !.
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Qig 81 bnna 1T npraber
in Gss SarbUr Gitp, Seep Seriep.

IN Ggg SarbUr Gitn, 9etp SerieD.
Der rteneenannte 0eretn bat aum 3pefe. te Nfittel SUI
Grri6tun8 unb untfr bdltuns eines Saitituts IN rbenan9e-
beuteter Qetie ;u beftaffen. gu biefsm 9ehufe bat Der Der.
en etne Strede Qdntes anaetauft, bs IN 3ptS Don 80 yuB
6rpnt bet 100 GuB Ttefe ab9etteilt wurne. une sum Vrette
bon SfO3. 2 3, Bet elmer A~njablure BON $3.50 imn
elmer ntcnatIi6en Mu3ablun9 BON So bterntt gum Mntnufe
a~ussebcten pirb. Die %erpabnte Strede &lnees lteet ppbl
nit in Der tefen Sage hes Staotsebietes, Ger 8rben TT gut
unb ertraeSf1btg.
Die 8ebauuuS ees bur6 eine S6ulattie ermprtenen GrunS.
eisenttums, NIT Obfbiumen une &ebtcdeu, mirb pom benz
8sreine, sesen bic 6alfte beS Grtrases, bis 3ur Sefsnabme
burh ZEN Gisner tefcr8t.
Sober @ieentbumer ether Sdulaftte 1T b~eredttgt, eiren
Spbu, Der NIT ben ~n6tbisen S6ulfenntniien ~Serieten ietn
mus, BITS CUR Spafdnbtsen Musbtlpuns mad benz SGulplane
hes Snfituts IN ielben1 unterinbrtneen, pbne btefur .Sablung
leifen 3u ml6en.
Die 8eeinsunsen Fnb gents einlabenb senus. bte@erbiente
auf etne lpbnenee unb lt6ere aDetie unter3ubrtnsen unb an.
suleeen Sebermann pernde BET etnt9er @rIparntB ben
Betras aufjubrineen, UNI i6 en freies @runbet9entburn
tn furjer 3rtt 3u iihern. 8eicneerS aber tit biefe 0elesen.
belt hem Meuanssmorbenen Mtlitar 3u e~mpfeblen, nit peni.
gem @eIte f1 eiue Seimatb, einen %lpbneneen @rnnbbefis 3u
eri1afen
D~iejenisen. ~el&e tin @ei6dft erlernt taten, pirben bts
babin ttnen F6ern unb eutsn @rwerb in Der Anfeblune fin.
ben unb auf tbrert ~etseneE 0runbbetB rpbnen fSnnen. =
leberbaupt Elm Sober, Der fur bic @~rjttbune Der Sueenb, benz
rthtigten DerbaltniIe gents bes Cebene, Stnn trGst IN cur
Gbttluatme an tteIem unternebnten b6ftb e%tneelaeen.
Die Serren Mnbrew &uB, Ode 10. uno . Str. gDdib.
instpn Er. ID lib. NppeI, Is Sf Grrnbar6fr. une
SnItus ted 42o gDef BdltinUrefr. in Baltimore
ptrben Outrage enteeeennebuen nnb Bite etneeianetsn Se-
fridge auttttren.
1tiOURral mt) @tpree Eaas, SER.
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Der. ct. 1910 8pno8.
Die Grite 9tatipnalbanf BON Baltimore

Oepofitorinfr unc finansieae Msentur
Der Ser. 9taaten,
.ninmt Subferiptioaen an auf bic o. 81. 5~prpienttst unb
tnntrbalb 40 Sabren etnlSsbnre @nIrtbe entaeaen. Bcn6e
~sntDteer r~eetfrtrt pber nit Coupons.
faprlsD S.. c. Rprrts. GofFrer.
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Oer(angt uno ge(uC6t,
Eg- Sin gcbriftfeber

tann b~eitdnOi9e 8ei6dftigung erbalten in Der
Office pieies 9Iattes.
Wcrfnnnt. @tntst CUTE .3uf&netotr BET S~onnsbprn
Ssltsmenn & Ularr, 31O g9ef Baltimore
Strase. pass 4 ,eet.t (6a)
Wpvinunt. GIN Sunec, 1915 Sabre alt, UNI bS
~C1%"uol" Barbter6e ID a TT gu erlerneu. gtaG.
iufraetr Mr 81 SUI Gatamtr. BET Otto Slider. (6SA@
W~prIitnnf+ Gin Mann, Der in 6tr 6taOt befannt II
A|N%|""S~ un6 NIT @ferten umeeben tann, unt einen
Sterwagen ~ tretben. !3u meleen 3nilhen IL unb 2 ubr
tn fer Weder.0ITre, t3r)
WprIffunf, @tn tppblersogener 8nate, um i'm StDre
OS~+"tNHL" 81 ftetet un6 MrSe6nee SIT be1orseo bel
>. Sprnt- 8 uotrefede Sanpper unb Gineeufr. (D05S)
8erlanat: gin br9ssr beutlaef sangs 4 BIG =
LID 81 ietn; yin crit itfr See sefrmmener mttb o~prseSpSen.
StabereS a ~ Sarre Str. neben Sail 4 Nr' Taetrrs.
Wprfnunt- 9unfsts tidtise SGneiber le,fer Rlane)
0t%AuhsTa@ fir Gpfiim-Mrteit. @ute prttie wer.
ben ee9aplt nno oatternhe 8ei&dItisun9 rdbrenb ter Saticn
gdraittrt pet = m ttbt Brothers & 60, SO. 20 gSet<
8altirncrefr.
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BUR Madriebt an stenersabler*

cOHr JLHcVrtfDt III SISHCN8"VtCN* y
Gits.G onteirrs,S ffet,
Baltimore ben Is. Mpril 1864. !
Die Iarbills her MuHnee fur 1864 fur Staet' umc Staats'
aehtrn Dsrben am Dpnnsrfas, ben 81. , "; tsrtis. que
re 90 TIRE Rs4nunsen an coer Dor benz l.. Wtat bssasien
Fhe AZ strtm Nbtus BON 5 PCT. an ~lteeeneert uno BON . pc
an estiSefiAemG ~isentbunt bere6ttst. m
O~iasMfns Dr. %riee,
Islp1aifI) Gttp.Gpneetpr.
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.SierfesCffce Der court of Gpmrnrn pleas. N
LaHLI2 E259t@ Baltimore. Is. MpriI 1854.
M1en peripnsn, bic ts.eistnf beblrfen, ii ne hermit
sur Na4rt6t, Dae i'd ale bteie 9iaen fen In unetnern NeFs tobe
uno nunrnebro tereit bin, ~biefeI6en 5n trneuern.
t~(12rnlit1) S1SD D. Qpprh. GIsrY
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3M Dcrrftetbct
.tne babfbe sDctnune BON 2 rber 8 3innrnern. No6aufro.
gen BET Srn. MiebfIb, @O 400 6 Strs srtf4ea 8. unb Q.
&trdEe. (DrT9)
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3u U%errente1t

Sll OetteTtte1t
ipaleiH Elm SauS nebR errBtnt @arten In Der Eeasn Sage ter
Sfaht, eteienet fir. aDtrtbiddft wHb clearinghouse. gu tr.
faeren Bel 3, Nithitlbt. (fa1m)
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MuTnrocrult0.

9sG MnrDlnno Snltitut, al
Sur T6rbermns msdbanifbcr &iinfe. 4o
Sn Sclee Der Aynts.g ieberleSpns tss seeenrarttsen Sn.
tdbers mtrb am 3. Mai D. 8. Ntenbs cine gDabl fur etnen
nenen 3ictIar hes SnftttutS %fattnneen. MppIifanten nit
Gmpfebluneen Rotten tbre N~teIbungen an Natb1nteI
3. SP9ser, .@iqry errrelprrotrencen Sefretar, eth fenpen.
SIN Nuftrag Der Gerraltung 9fA >
(Mp20niula b9rat) pun A. prpt. Ser. 4
Scfattfttn1a sbultg. 93
Dte Sffjtere un6 BITE neutrality-suspicious. @eteroner Der
9urnen.ee9tnn unb Bite BON Bat eie u, l. gfb Qiabt Nrt.,
Sagt; @tsbY., iDrte bic Der pOlOmse Some 8rts0bs, ibel6e In
baltimore hb eaben annerfsn laHen. limb jill etneln Tefiabl,
Arupra Der eitp Quart, Ode Sn 8alttmpres un6 @a5tr.,
Seben irirb, e~n9elaeen. Noes a. t -
3tfets fSnnen I'M Store BON sSp1buo gnr6, Nr. az, gDen.
SaIttntrreffrp enteeseneenpnnten perben.
Sir has Gorntte = a rs4g8 ef- GH.t 81
t(MOH 1a .tHg0rN q a Gk~ekr ---.
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Mabilpn 05auDerein $50. 2.

Sbt9pelr Sauseretn bat fb rteelmaBis Oreantfrt unb cir
SnsanaBt9e Sonhttat on entpprfet bic altt ,lieter FORT
lOnltiee ~Stebeaber BITE betsutreten rinfben, pereen teEbdI
eF1u9t li2 an ren ~reeelmaBi5en 4er umlnlunaen 5retta
aeenoS . npr, Gfe prn 2cw- nnb SOrre FIR, ia bctbetltsen
OFA2S) -A. 41IIaut pr. SER.
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Valuable Farm and HSillss
" For sale.

YUyHE subscriber wishes to sell his Farm
4 aud Grist and Saw Mills, situated on
Big saltwater, near Treeport, Harrison
county. Said Farm contains one hundred
and seventeen acres of good land, on which
there is two dwelling houses, an excellent
young orchard in bearing order, coal bank,
and an abundance Of never falling springs.
X large amount of the land is excellent bot
tom land. The farm is all under n good
state of cultivation. g'is tr4 aj8s
The Grist Min is large steam and water
Mill, which will enable the owner to grind
at all seasons Of the year. There is an excel-
lent coal bunk at the mill door. The mill
has three run of burrs. Everything abont
the mill is in complete order, and can run ut
all seasons of the year. L
The subscriber will sell tho above valuable
property OF, reasonable terms. Persons
wishing further, information can call on the
subscriber on the premises, or g. N. Allen,
editor Of the Sentinel, Cadiz Ohio.
,iI IL ,as54 ANDREW STEWART,
Freeport. April !, ls6a-tf. e4 au4l &
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CONFECTIONERY
AND
7 RIBTY STORE!
SMILEY SHARON

HAVING purchased the establishment
IL formerly kept by Samuel Ferguson,
| opposite the pablic buildings, Cadiz, Ohio
rcEpecsrnlly informs the public that no has
on hand and is prepared to furnish in largo
or small quantities everything usually kept
II q sto-c Of that kind. lie will endeavor.
To The h,'st Of his ability 10 please the public,
and Ne hopes by 80 doing TO merit and re-
'siSo bt-ar.l share Of the public patronage.
inmntvn and Fancy Candies of oil kinds,
Almonds, Filt'crts, Cream and Pea Nuts,
's'isins, Figs, Dates, French Currants, Su-
Ssr, Soda, Rtttter and water Crackers, Bark
And Grrunl Cinnamon. Pepper. Ginger, Al
sr'lne S.eccll, Fine ard Common Ciaars, To-
hIcco, fulVgri2tl White Sugar, Pickles,
Pepper Sauce, PoE: Naunes, Watch Chains
Keys aud Guards, a tiuc lotor common lew
clrg, TOTS 0. AL desCriutions &c.
CgS,.Tsr Gosh IL season, a2id in Summer
NICE Cove Oystaif5 served at al hours. The
inrt-s Of this doiictorys btVaIve cannot fail
;D t:p V'"ase-3.
Tee CTs11,--in season, in the best style.
1iiS Yt3C &or5tidja is IN full blast. and the
public will lind this the most heaIthlul and
cooling beverage for hot weather.
va Country Coatertioneries can be sup-
n!ivd at h.S establishment Oh the very best
,1rinS.
Ca,l'z, Ohio. May 25, 1851.
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. suadaa Rraaiua.
HEGIN WITH COP,

Po-in ihs iay with CSod-
He Il The sen and day.
fIe 10 ths ra1ian.s OF Thy sAwni
IN han adctreos Thy k,S.
- R.a. 1nv Song at rlarTa,
JON The Siai vol. and h.lis:
Join th1frssh winis, AMI %.As, and pi, i ns
Join :he ursht fiaS, = s.ri rjIlsI
Take thy frs: walS with God,
ethi:n 20 furih with tAe-,;
ID stream o. srA, o. mDu:ssl,a pr-.,, .
SUI Ssh his Company.
Thy Il -; tf1lnsHtfttn hs&
With God himself u.,yye;
a. e. ssrsll thv busiIlvy7 pnlSper vell,
n. a And ali The day h l9yc. = 1r
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CHEAP, DURABLE & NEAT!
7. PHILLIPS & SON,
MASUFACTURERs & DEALERS IN
BOOTS & SHOES!

Opposite the Public Buildings, Cadiz, o.
AE AK e and keep on hand the finest quail
1FB ity of Ladies Wear, also Fine Boots
and Shoes, sewed or pegged, equal in style
to the best city make. Our Spring stock of
first class Eastern work consists ola nice lot
OF Ladies' and Misses Hecled Slippers, Kid
Heeled Boots, Heeled Caters, and almost
every style of Shoe for Men, Women, Boys
and Children, Ladies Kid and Caters of the
finest material. We fit up and keep the
lasts for each regular customer, always in
suring perfect fit.
Wheeling Money taken at par.
L. PHILLIPS & son.
Nav f. 1864,
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who Are tE1e great Preachers.

w 4O AEV sHT N<2 N@-AA = @HeAS az o
The grsAt pc3a:ii3fi Of th3 world nave
bssn those who were direct sympathy with
hf,nla Lila, allwho hrl an eu,i to gain with
tae nf,n b3fs-e them. Il; with culture
end schola tic hlbiaa, men have interpreted
tGigw5fd ofGJl, 'Follow M, ana | will
NIKE you a psea.llar Of scr,non5. : The
eal Of fprea hing isplsa good sermon, but
holy ha't. Fin, sermons have nearly
ruined good psea.hihg. Ii ministers cared
mosc tor their people and less for their own
sermons, thsy wyaid DO more Useful. Proacii-
ihEthd ainS EF,tS seda to be d living business
l,tsstw seii a man heart and the wants Of his
congregation Learning, rhetoric, eloquence,
aso good as eollayfd inaaeneos, but no man
VII win sonls WIZ docs NOT feel the thFob-
i b;n1palss .of lis whole congregation who
dacs BOT know their wants; who does not
ptaly sheiriivesi who doesn5t understand
hJySsAaksaA tliss lklmlrg trashs Of Chris
Il lnity, All apply thsm 70 the aoa5liences Of
nren irith,ir dsily Business life. SuStps,aeh-
80. ana only9sueh VIII be certainly eli ta-
oicas AMI such preaching isneccssary 10 The
GIilng OF tbs ci,lnhes. Wgre such preach
Si,c siniyarsal ii our time, not only wcllld
N chuschss b. filled to oygrfpwing, but
olitouards wouIi have 70 b built. For ypu
rspy depend up9p it,.there ~ never q man
Who ,,reaehes intelligent truth, and preach
e3itwtth EviAg ssiupaghy for inse, thaA
prupis VI ~ apsk =, ,Apst him.
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T'RL-WhEKLY g, {. MAIL
-E E-ACxES- LIN Il
CADIE 10 KEEEE,y HIS @

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Trt- Weekly from Cttii. 10 * Glas+s..is.
YEShB subScriber would rsspocEuliv Ia
K form the travelling community that ia
is running tho U. s.. NAH Hack Line freps
Cadiz to Wheeling; and LliEt one Of his snleD-
did hacks will leave Wheeling and Eaaia Lri-
weekly, ut 7, A. NJ, and connsc1 witA The
cars at both placa5. HlS hacks ars nav, bis
teams good. and bis drivers careful nna eA-
tentiVe. lie hopes Ia receive the patronage
OF the travelling p;blic, ~ lie. will endssvsr
to mort tholr patronage by strict 9ttArGen
to their wants.
Fare from N'h2elnsfto Cadiz or. Csiie 10
Wheeling si,2'. FoAStAo roznS TRIP only
$500 .ra..
He is also runnifts.a nsn lack betwesa
Cadia and St. Lla.rsville; leaving Ca1lz sv-
cry Msniay, Wednesday aid Friday slorn-
ings; and st. C-airsville every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday morDingH. partie-
ular attention paid to carrying ENpnsss
Packages.
livery stable
Ha has also II Caaiz as good I.ivar-y
Stable rs there is in the c0untry.a Brn,iaa,
Carriages, Horses, &c, u be had ut all tifues.
Travellers either arriving on the ears Or ia
the hack, can he taken tn any point they
desire. Terms reasonat,e. .t @G'aE
WIAiiAIi T. HOU5SE,-
Ca3ig Ohio Aug Is 1880
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IT4. Main ST. w heeliug.
rToNE & THOMAS announce to their
their friends and the public that they.
a,.a in rncrint Of thoir stonk of Spring and
summer Goods, einbracing Dry Goods in all
net chain Millinery Goods cg every variety,
Notions and varieties generally. comprising
tha Inroast and in some respects. the most
desirable We ever brought to the city. Our
customers NAV rest assured that they win
rem ali the advantages that fair dealing, a
long expertence. close attention to business,
careful b1yinsr. and b,vjng with Cash, can
give them, We buv most Of ourgoods with
cash directly from the manufacturers and
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SADDLES AND HARNESS!

VETOULD respa tt lily inf rm MS o'd C is
wv toners and ire public generally, that
ne has on hand a large stock and general as
sortneut of Saddles, Harness, dc, consist
ing in part of full-quilted and plain Skaters,
quilted hood cover and plain halt-Spanish
and fall-bacl1s, quilted and plain seated,
brass and wood horn demipealls, plain and
quilted seat, low cantle English trolting sad
dies Also variety Of styles Of side saddles,
with short and extended quilted knee
springs hoop and back springs, silver col
ored, rrsset blue, and black enanoled leath-
erquilted and plain plushod seats. lie has
also on hand sets Of extra fine silver mount
ed carriage and buggy harness, strong yam
kee team harness, saddle bags, collars, hal
ters, brides and marting;;les Of most every
description. Carriage, Buggy and Riding
Whips Of the finest quality; in fact most ev-
erything usually kept ina saddiery shop
He deems il Unnecessary toputf and blow OF
let off gas about the material or woriman-
ship of his work, as it will recommend it
self to those who are judges or who use it.
Thankful for the liberal patronage he has
heretofore received, he hopes by strict atten-
ton to business and selling good work at Il
reasonable price, to merit a continuance Of
the samo Shop, directly opposite the "Sen-
timer office, Cadiz, Ohio.
A,,riI | -1S6d d.a-a4f = :
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"B1hrlts ! I.sca tn: HesvoaS d2ene !, ans
The Son os N1a stan ling 0a the righ. hana
os G .Sss:slal.,, ) -
II have t3pga; the COOL Ryh., ! have
. faisile4 az coarse, [ have kent the faith
hsnesiorth there is laid mp tor me c!owa
OF righteousness. '-{hW
'." I would rather lie Ior Jesus Christ thar
rnlc 70 .ho utmost ends OF the earth. "-Ig
Farti&s
81 bless thee @ lord, thst thou has
thought me worthy to have part in thC
a1n5er OF thy martyrs, in II, cap OF .iv
GaciSt, For this AMI foca!l thiGEs praise
:aee, bless thee, s9r;iy la.. '-iolg
carp.
80 how cng fer that blessed movement
when this poor unworthy creature, TIC las
sad least Ct all my Makers servants, 5hal
D, called % pl. OF this tol o. sin IL coz
ruption, and 70 ulngie with chat ha11aoni
d. o,Is hos; above, doing homag, with them il
Z he bIesso, presence oFmy glorious lord. ,
q @--i'gSstta.
30 my Heavenly Fa,',er, thoa hast re
vsaled to me thy Son, orr Lord Jesus Christ
u. have preached Him, confessed it1n, ane
! worship lii,u, az my dearest Saviour anc
K ydeem5r. Into thy hands | commit my
Y,irit; God 0! truth, thou hast redeemed
. ne "-L1tic,..
"Rejoice With mo; an going 70 place
Of everlasting JOY. Ina short time | shal
20 wi.h the Lord Jesus, - Lt050mpd8i
aS.
''Ilong to be in heaven. praising and glo
nfying God, wish the holy angels. Ii
sweet 10 me 70 think 0: evcraiiv. am 81
most there. | lonS to ke there. - Brain
ssrH. ..."-
- DO l -
blessed world wii,h.Y am going! VII
.ysu MOI share n,y low. aal llalD ige t. prase
t5at soon / snail igiya thj, boiv Of sin ans
,ds5th behin AMI entsr on the n5rfert;oI,
o3ny sp:ritaa! n,5aro? S.g,at affections,
asF il wo5s3ch g,o.v, glory. - .y1D,,,e
3tfarce. ~ .
II hayo no more doubts OF going 70 ny
S:;),u than if | was already IN liz arms
nv guilt il all transferred, lie has cancelled
II oycd. ."-L,oJelLt (yr,Acm.
~AI-is we'll, we'll for ever. | scc, yhcr.
eyer T t,lra nav ewes. whether | live OF die,
sDothing but victory. am Graded in tht
ans q. logs and mere. | lonc to BE- a
shoma. '-LqIY Htpti29to.,.
= There is nothing at ali melancholy il
tho death GA Christian. | ttel very nap
~ in the prospects Of G3a.h. - Sarah Loil-
nan S,,ft5.
@ see, indeed 40 nrspect Of recovery
but M. h ,ay. rci0ic2td in my God and nv
fR4viour. Such t.ansoorting views Of IL,
heavenly world is nv Father now inJulging
me with, % no words can express. "-Ljod
Gri},zs,
q Nv. haaTs is f,ll, il is bri1nt,,jl, il car
hold no more. l now know what tha
means, the peace Of lfoI that passeth al
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JOSEPH SHARON,

A TITO OJSN EY AT LAW i,
CnGiz. Ohio. .
t2.r~ Strict attention to all business en-
trusted him in Harrison, jefferson, Belmont
and 'FuscaTawas Counties.
Office in the brick building, opposite the
"Cnaz FOuse.' Jan. .. 60
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home. home Il see the now ,1erlsa-
lenl--.hcy praise Him they pfai e Him. ="
- !For1iandlS9tth. .
{ aae celestial ciry il ful. in NY view -,
f. gl9ric5 beam upou nc, It's otjors are wafC-
G.. b .na, its so,utl4 strike NY ears, AMI its
sn;r;+ :: Srrajbni into nv Hf..irt. 4 .i,rla
at IA :,,, t.I,,,[',, -,,n,'' .,+o~1s a..
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q afsfof, every separate efl''i'A' II '|3-