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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-06
ATTENTION, A LADIES!
Pennsylvania Central Stock
Market,

7
EAST LIBERTY, March 81. 1854
The weather during the past week, to
use a mild expression, was horrible Lin fact
it was almost impossible to transact any
kind OF out door business. The roads 10
and from the city being in I. sad condition,
the cattle market. like all other trades, was
suffering most dealers preferred shipping
their stock East. , A large amount passed
through. Prices rules high. All good par
cells find ready purchasers at the outside
rates. v.s.,,, ~
a., CATTLE. The market was firm with a
good demand and prices were shade higher.
We notice heavy shipments East. Among
the sales were as follows:.,-
"~ SALES OF CATTLE PER CwT. 4S,
Rice & Co sold 100 head. light at 81 IL.
Holmes & P6fer sold 20 head at 8 90. :,
Myers & Bro sold 100 hesd at s, ,5o@5,O
(, Myers & Bro bought rs head at $50.
Myers b Bro shipped 200 head to Balti-
more. ..r..-rsf e; rr.~ss
Hoas.--Scarce and high--the principle
portion going east-former prices were well
maintained. The sales reported were:
VI SALES OF HOGS PER owT. Il
Holmes g Pfffer sold 496 head at S9,25.
I, g. K. w I'd sold 1873 head at 800. ,t,a-
Gnchrist g Co sold 30S head att, $685..
Gilchrist l. Go sold 3o6 head at $50.
Ward & Porter sold 1873 head at 500. o,.
% E. R. Phillips sold 95 head at 8,45
Braden g. Martin sold 1l0 head at 7,25. p
Holmes g. Ptiffer shipped East "a head.
r o. z. Ward shipped East 14O head. on
w. K. Tilden shipped East 8. 900 head -
SHEEp.-The market this week was bare
all the parcels that arrived was purchas
ed on Eastern account. ), The nominal rates
we're s7,oo@s,25 per cws. a3a''ls-17 ''e.tf i.
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New GOODS tr Freeport.

Clendening 4 Brother, Freeport,
ere receiving from the Eastern cities
ttheir Spring and Summer stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. They are
very nice, and we would recommend all
: Of our readers in that section, when
they want good article of any kind
Of Dry Goods or Groceries, to go to
Clehdeping 3 Brother. Freeport, and
they will get them at a fair price, and
have clever and accommodating gen
tlemen to odeal with. . -.
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REMovAL.-Have you seen .Sam.

REMovAL.--Have you seen "Sam." !"
Timmons' magnificent stock Of Haf-
ness, Saddles, Brides, &c., since his
removal to his new shop? If-nov, call
and see some Of the best work ever
exhibited in Eastern Ohio. Sam has
worked at the business many years,
and it Just takes him to t'put up" the
strongest, lneatest, and best finished
work ou.could'lay your eyes on. -
ae has been sick'the greater part Of
ths past winter, but with the first
aush of spring-he is OF it with energy,
snaais determined to carry Oh the
Spring and Summer campaign with an
energy that viii surprise the "oldesst'
iahNbftanIlt, " Don't forge. the place
Just opposite the sentin el Office, in the
room formerly occupied as barber
shop. Farmers and Others would do
veil To CALL. 't'l'- '1s ss.ai +. 5,,s~,.a I r.. +
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To Township Assessors,

THE several Township Assessors OF Harr j.
son County, Ohio, elected on the, First Monday
In April, A. D.. 1864, are hereby notified to
m est tun LEES otherwise directcd) at the Audi
tors Office, in Cadiz. ION she Second Wednes-
day in April, tbeing the 18th day Of said MONTH
for the purpose OF reeeiving the Blanks, Return
Boo ks End Instructions for The assessment of
the personal property Of said county. wy
The Asseesors are , also, at the time Of NEE t.
ing REQUIRED toproduee to the Auditor, from
tn cir respective Township Clerks certificates
of their election, and Of having given bond and
taken the cath Of office as required by law 3"
.g i, -, SAMUEL KNOX, Auditor.
April s, ls64-2t .gs ta M "a
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Phiindelph,n Ca,.le Market.

'n' ~. PHILADELPHIA, March 2o.
The offerings Of Beef Cattle only reached
about 1850 head, falling of OF 16o as com.
pared with last week. The market was
firm and prices fully sustained, ranging at
frcn $40 to SIS the 100 b nett, icr com.
mon to good and prime quality. The sales
were chiefly at S13@l5. -
Hoas7-Were steady, with about 2650 Of
ferred and sold, mostly at Glass Union
Yard. at Sl0@12.th 100 fhs nett. eas'
SkEEF-rWsre scarce and ic higher, and
25Oo head, all offered, sold "a 81 @715c y
b gross.
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nts-Brown's new goods have arr

B@- Browns new goods have arri-
ved; and to say that they are nice
would ,be superfuous, as everybody
knows Turner brings no other kind to
shis market. When you want any
thing in his line, be snre and give him
a esll, and our word for it you will
thank US for having recommended you
50 to do. uEA t2 ..El
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The Coming DTaE.

We expected this week to publish
tAe number Of men required fron each
township in this county, under all the
calls of the President, but it was not
receissd'in time for publication, hay
ing been handed to the Republican Of
Ace frat. 1t will appear next week.
W. might here state that there is but
one township in the county-Mcore.
asld--clesr of the draft.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-06

:, sag- Smiley Sharon has purchased
Tsrguson's Confectionery and will car
ry on the basiness at Ferguson's old
stand. Smiley is clever and accom-
modating gentleman, and deserves a
large share Of patronage.
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sellers coneeding TO buyers demands, and il
was thought that cattls would Be bought IN
the afternoon at S. q head less than in the
morning. The sheep market was better
supplied thau this day week., and the mar
ket not rs sharp, though prices were about
the sams-that is 9zc. p b for good fair
sheep Of about s5 b average on the scales.
The poorest rough lots Of medium sheep
sold at Sc p n, and some scsi.wags at low.
er rktea. ~ =. -. =.
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For the Sentinel.
Harrison County Bible Society

Harrison County Bible Society.
The annual meetings of the various town.
ship Bible Societies in Harrison County will
be held under the direction and superinten'
'aance Of Rev. j. P. Gould, an experienced
and efficient agent, who will bold meetings
and address the friends OF the cause. in the
several townships Of the county. Bro. Gould
is one Of our most acceptable and Successful
agents, and is hereby cordially commended
to the sympathy ana co opperatioa OF all OF
whom his duties may lead him to call.
r. G. HARTssoRN,.
General Agent, A. B. s.
j. w. SCOTT, County Treasurer. r.-.
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Johnson Sneels.

A FEW OF THESE CELEBRATED
IN Apple Trees left and for sale-of nice
size to set out from three to nine feet high
wi III splendid heads and in fine healthy con
dition. For hardines, thriftfness and produs.
tiyeness we know of none TINT equals them
We challenge comDe tition on those three ouoli.
ties combined, as we'll g others. The fruit is
OF hrst,rate quality. One bushel will make
one gallon of thick molasses They are in
good condition for sing in the 10th month.
baking we'll at that time, and continuing so un.
til the following 7th month
They are the best apple known for hogs and
sheep. In fact, hey are good for all kinds AZ
stock, nd the ir ever bearing quality makes
them the mos profitable apple in the cou try.
Also few other choice varieties. -
This Is the last chance to get these valuable
trees, as the proprietor is deceased and the
nursery is to be clio sed tlF7. -
ies.i 10 EDNA l.. JOHNSON y.
!, So. a Executrx.
! Georgetown, short Creek, Harrison Cr., o
Aarc h %, '64-2ms ili'' ..'.'' T7-'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-06

Ess- George, the Barber, has reno
v.d sis shop:to The room formerly oc-
sapisd BY s. Timmons as saddler
shop, immediately wess Of our Office,
whore he will be happy to wait on all
ofhis old customers, and all new ones
that favor him with 3 call. =
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-06

- The 18th Oeio, in which there
b gallant company from Harrison
'ooanty, less Columbus for the front on
sast Friday evening, ~. ~ a d
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-06

NATIONAL 10-4o LoAN.-The First
National Bank of Cadiz is now receiv>
ing subscriptions for the 1O-4Q U. S.
5 per cent. Bonds. See advertisement.
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Teachers.

At the last two Examinations held
in this oounty the following named
persons were licensed to teach:---
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PHILAp'A, June 80. 1861. t'T
ATTENTION, SOLDIERSi
And the friends OF Soldiers -.

L -2..a And the trends OF Soldiers - -..
We call the aitentoHot all having relations
or friends in the army, to the fact thar ''HOUF-
LANDS German Bitters'' wiz cure nine tenths
of the diseases induced by exposures and prf.
vations incldentte camp life. In. the lists, pub.
ilshed almost daily In the newspapers, otl.ths
arrival Of the sick, il will, be sfoGced that a
very large proportion are suffering from debili
ty. Every i cnse of that kind can be readily
cured by Hoohand's German Bitiers. We have
ne hesitation in stating that if these Bitters
were freely used among our soldiers, hundreds
Of lives might be saved that otherwise would
be lost. 'a'@
The proprietors are daily receiving thankful
letters from suite rers in the army and hospitals,
who have been restored to health by the use of
these Bitters, sent them by their friends
Z. a.9yBewareS oi COunterfeils. See that &c
M, ,JACKS0N''is on the WRAPPER 'of each
Bottle. IN @ Z
/ PRICE per Bottle rs cents. Or half dozen for
$500. SIS" '''
!, Should your nearest .druggist not have tho
article, do not be put off by any OF the intoxi.
ca ting prepnr ations that may be offered inaits
place, but send 10 U.S. and we Wi II forward, Sc.
cnrely packed, by cypress tJG bsltHas.,, ,sg 4
lob Principal Office and Mandatory, oiaa
Ia no.lsIs No. 63l, ArchSt.lyl. b.rora1s
RI JONES & EVANS, 5ao 81
tsuccessors toe, M. Jackson q Co., ~, M y,
81 ...,s.. Proprietprs.
every town in the United States.
For Sale by JOHN BEALE, Cadis, Uhia,
uM4 Aae6e4y .n.,t n ,sls ,@,,.
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sSsse Crsbb's new advertise
aent, and govern yourselves accord
81 s'et5 0gu r',@ as " a. 10
F1&lg, o-yir Is. lsa.e H7.M+o Il" na6" e'
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N otice'to Bridge Build ers.

i
TINE Commissioners of Harrison County,
l. Ohio, will receive proposals for tho build
ing Of three Bridges, as follow 8, to- witt ,o ae
One across Atkinson g Creek, on Nelson Da.
Wilson'S farm, in Freeport township, on Thurs
day, the 9lst day OF March, 1864 - it5'
Also, one across Bogg's Fork Of Stillw ater,
on Slaaers farm in MoorefSid township, on
Wednef day, the 9th day of Ar il, 1864. ~ y
Also one across the run at Oyerhalt's Saw
Mill, on the road leading from Carrollton to
Deersville, in North township, on Saturday, the
9Th day .oi April, 1864 a.g.E
The slid proposals to be rece ived at tho pla-
ces indicated above between the hours Of 10
A. NJ. and 4P. M. Of the above mentioned days
respectively. ~
"a CHARLES WELLS, r-
"r gs JAS, j 5J.BILLlNGSLEY, .,
- ..f. WLLTER CIR RAIG, II l4v IN
Attest: ...-a- Commissioners.
S. Kfox, Auditor.
4 March l6, 1854. f =.
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Wall Paper Wall PAPER!

Wall Paper ! Wall Paper!,
THE subscriber takes pleasure in calling the
i 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 20 900 pieces with 400 differ
EN- patterns, ranging in price from 64 cents 70
sl,oO per piece, together with every variety oS
Borders, Window Curtains, Decorations fer
Pannel Work, &C., &c. ..l--7'-' =" : :
He has also on hand a complete assortmsn,
Of School, Historical, Medical, Religious and
Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Blank Books,
&c, &c., which will be sold wholesals ls and re.
tai as cheap as they can be had West of the
Mountains. Give me call.
J. NJ. LAYTON.
March s'1s-
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There will bee sbssring of Heavy Wool.
ed Bucks a, the Harrison County Fair
Grounds, On Tuesday, the 3rd day OF May,
1854. Bring on your heavy wooled Sheep.
BY order Of Committee. ........,..
I t.ltt tt (. /. H. BoYLEs, Sec.
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gg- McBsan b Kerr are paying
Abs highest market price in CASH for
Batter Eggs and Poultry. See ad-
yer,isement: EEsa+ ~ ..s w ~
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE.

THE Summer Term of this we'll known In.
stitut ion will open on the First Monday of May
1864, and continue FIVE months.
The College Buildings are undergoing extern
sive repairs, and will be thoroughly refitted
for use mex term. The various Departments
are filled by competent Teschers, and it is con.
fdently believed that no institution in the
country affords better facilities for students -
Send for circular. ,L,...........f
BY order OF Board.
JANE DAY, sec'y,
M arch 40 'g4--Cf ra,..g .rr'f
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Al, p1- The election for School Direc-
ssr,,stakes place on next Monday, April
ii. asH - .r.
We want it to be distinctly under.
ssood that the senior editor Of this pa
per, isenot candidate for reelection
10 that post under any circumstances.
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The Proprieteys have thousands OF letters
from the most eminent ''
Olergymen, - ha~F stf p
.5r Physicians and
tfestiiying OF their owR personal knowledge,
to the beneficial effects and medical Writ ucs of
these Bitters. a:-.-'. $3.50,
From Rev. J. Newton Brown D.. D., Editor of
the Encyclopedia Of Religious Know ledge.
! Although not disposed to favor or ecommend
Bateni Medicines in general, through distrust
'ot their ingredients and eHects,I yet know OF
no sufficient reasons why a man may not testi.
ty to the benefits he believes himself to have
received !roHaany simple preparation, In the
hope that he may contribute to the benefit of
others. -" = a. & -'.l .. .''
do this the more readily in regard to Heof.
land's German Bitters, prepared by DR.. G. M
Jackson of this city, because was prejudiced
against them for many years. under the i'm
preston that they were chiefly an alcoholic
mixture, am indebted to my friend Robert
Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal OF this pre-.
judice by proper tests, and Tor encouragement
to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use OF three bot
ties of these Bltters, at the beginning OF the
present year, was followed by evident relief
and rest ora ton to degree of bodily and men
tai vigor which had not felt tor six months
before, and had almost desp paired of regaining.
therefore thank God un : my friend for direct :
ing me to the use OF them.
t'fsrt J. NEWTON BROWN.
PHILAp "A, June 90. 1861. #a fna e
Diseases in Kidneys and Bladder, in young
or aged, male or female, are speedily remoy ed
and the patient restored to health s,r'
g DELICATE CHILDREN,
Those suffering from MARASMUSi wasting
away, with sea rcely any flesh on their bones.
are cured in very short time; one bottle in
such cases. will have most surprising effect
.a PARENTS - 7-rts...
Having suffering children as above, and wish
ing to- raise themn will never regret the day
they commenced with These Bisters. ...,'
..s LITERARY MEN, STU DENTS, H..
And those working hard with their brains,
should always keep bottle of Hoohands Bit.
ters near them, as they will find mnch benefit
from it's use, TO both mind and body, invigora.
ring ana not depressing. r.l, ,..,, Ns .....
ar II is not Liquor Stimulant, and leaves no
prostration. slf r .
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i, lSoS:--s' t"r. 90. I."
6as square (tsn lines, or less, three or y
sss insertions. ns................,.r. t}soO1
Ss each subsearent insertion. $50
% .s<krsa months ,......... 800
do elk months 500
Do twelve months .-........ 500
TIVE squares, three months ......... 500
do sJaix MONTHS. ...... ........t 500
do - twelve months, hs,.......... 1900
7hsss ssSsfss, ahrse months. .......... 800
Do a, six, months. -. .... ........ 100
do ;waive. months. 1900
Prsfsssi ensi cards,. ons year..a...... 500
LaKsl advertisements, one or thrse in
scrtions, per square of ten lines..... l,50
Each subsequent insertion, per square,. sol
Divorce notices, not exceeding 20 lines. 500
Each additional ten fines. .......... 400
Attachment notices ~. ~. ......... :. 200
Administrator's or Executors notices.. 200
AHnosncement of marriages and desths free
Obituary, charitable and religious notices
3 per lfnes ss.N ............ oI
Tabslsr advertisements will be charged
: 4 at double price. -. .'a. ~
gssiness notices in loea column, ten lines
or les ..ys.....t ~ ........... lioo
kH- All egsl advert. .sements. divorce, at.
sashnent, ,sdministrat6 executors. obituary Il
sharitsbls, religious snd'business notices, to be
said ior in all cases, IN advance. =. "a" |
g.ss .sl5 K. HAT'TON, Editor Republican.
G. N. ALLEN, Editor Sentinel.
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Ranrerd -Time Tnblc.

T,s;es on The Oadiz Branch are now run
ss.g .s toilS~s: x ~ = q II -
La,xa Cadiz. SO AN. eH5 A. n. fA5 Pm
1ris. n C~4ks ~, T.'gy la:soS . d+s '
Ths. trssp leaving Cadiz at $40 A. NJ, con
uas,s with the train going West on the main
r~.d: the train leaving at 9:45 A. n. connects
v,sh ths train going Fast, and the train leav-
isz at 2s46 '. NJ connects with both Eastern
asd Western trains.
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NEW ADVERTISING RATES.

Ths foitowiIRi prices Of advertising have
hssn agreed upon by the. publishers Of papers
h Gsdiz, to take effect from and after JANUARY
\ 1885,,
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sfestifying OF their owR personal knowledge,
to the beneficial effects and medical Writ ucs of
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,0s6cimel, @raufbgtte1t

eea tpttten ais Sa nt: 3euouue S6D6d,e
in eent 9en Ne feH gtieperu Gntsunounsen Der Neren
eenfSw6e, Matttsfet 9tfter9efAldsenbcit gtranheS-
tdwd4e, AeysflEpfe SfI6ernbet 3iitert ldwdhs
ShminbeI Sppf6mer3 Gnt3Inhun9 res Safes Der sale
Ger 9nee bes 1Rasens Der @tnseipeiee nb aatr ener
nebel, bic Dpn epen seteire GtpoBnHe ten Der asens
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fang ben @efahrtea tes sIts ferrbren nnst uenH Nt
5etttg sehclt perbtn tire sidnenoe Spfnun9a cerat-
ten, G6wdGe ber gpnftuhcn hetppterngen Bic Gle I'M.
69t9 ma&en no snlest ben 86rper nn0 Stna serfSrea
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gBa9rRaft fpnaiid9 bendbn ii6 Bel rpieIent
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