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The efficacy q these remedies is alike aclZnovl-
edged by physicians und usterts. They S-e used
In me [. S. Hospitals and BY theirresi rerf have
gained The fpproh9ton o. the most able surgeons.
Pstiert take notcei The ingredient. re kno N
70 the physicians who use thern as you vi see by
fhe tnllouinr.
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ALSO

frame House on Gsrahn pse With SIX rooms
KIT hen, outhOuses snd an excellent cisiern well
enclosed Lot 20 feet by 10. Pice $500.
nTUn
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Ladies Department.

WheTe attentive Clerk vii Be pieasas Il, sho-.
the latest neFelEes, among shich Il sBpsrb IL "a
real freneh imported Rar-nets ds sol 30 u -,
2 rsi5i And several other beautiful STYLES tig~
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WHITE GOODS.

RAN and Fsrcy SElsses, Checked NfusIins. Nan
sooEs, Jaeonet /, Tuck Muslin, Ruined d0' T-isb
men, isnie Linens, Towels, Linen Camhrcs-
plAln and iincyi rdseye Diapers. Linen Haadissr-
~ -, heulstiseh Do, the kmhrlidsre SEES. Real
eu1 ~ eeoinil collars, Crape SEES SEiss EfFin. Il
Jseonei DO Inserungs. Tafetia Ribbons n Al
slltns sna N Al coorsi six Beltnqs, Buories
lsouasihlng rev. Corss.s, Velvet Eittous e., 80
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-26
FansraI obssauies Of the Presi-
----=---- -SfRnf.----


On Last wedne sday noon the funeral OBJ
seauies Of our murdered President trans
pired at the capital Of the nation. In every
city aud village all over the land appropri-
ate services we're had by all religious demon
nations, all being eager to pay tribute to
the departed and condole with each other
over the calamity of the nation. In this
sll parties affiliated and cordially Joined in
denouncing the crime and lamenting the
loss. which is common loss to all. Men
forgot party and creed and wed with each
other in doing honor to the departed Chief
Magistrate.
In Cadiz all business was suspended from
IL 4. VI. till Q P. NJ. The doors of all our
business houses and private residences wore
emblems of mourning; the bells tolled in
mournful cadence with the feelings of the
people, aud as each note quivered in the
atmosphere il struck responsive chord in
the hearts Of all impressed with the solen;-
nifty Of the occasion.
At IL VI. the people assembled in the
NJ. Z. Church, which was most beautifully
ana tastcfully draped in the sombre hues Of
mourning, where, after good singing by the
choir and prayer by the clergy, eloquent
addresses were made by Revs. Grimes,
Carr and Frazier and Hon. john A. Bing-
ham. The feeling of the people was deep,
and ell appreciated the solemn services of
the hour
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WASHINGTON. April %.


To .Ngj. Gen. Dir:
In dispatch dated Mobile, p. NJ.
April l4th, Major Gen. Candy reports as
follows:
We find in Mobile and defenses on the
west side Of the bay, over $50 guns and a
very large amount Of ammunition and sup
plies of all kinds, and about one thousand
prisoners Inventories are now being taken
and detailed report will be forwarded as
soon as they are completed The quantity
Of cotton will probably reach 1900 bales
and there is 4 large amount Of prisoners
and forage.
Major-Gcneral Hancock reports that near
" all of Mosby command have surrender
ed, Including nearly nr quite all of the Off
GERS except Mosby himself. Some of Mos
by's own men arc hunting for reward of
81, 600, offered foi him by Gen. Hancock,
who has been directed TO establish his head
quarters at Washington.
The counties of Prime, George, Charles
and St. Mary have during the whole war
been noted for hostility to the Government,
and It's protection to rebel blockade runners,
repcl spies, and every species OF public en-
cmy. The murderer Of the President har-
bored there before the murder. and Booth
fed in that direction. If he escapes il will
he owing to rebel accomplices in that direc-
tion. the military commander of the de-
partmcDt will surely tade measures to bring
these rebel sympathizers and accomplices in
the murder to sense of tlieir criminal con
duet '-. -'
[Signed L. VI. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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Allegheny Cattle Market.

" ..,- ALLEGHENY, April 20, 1858 /
The events Of the past week We're such
that business of all kinds, was neglected,
hence we have but few sales to record, and
those only in IL retail way. The fact is deal
ers are not disposed to operate to any ex-
tent at the present prices. The offerings OF
Cattle were limited. particularly during the
past few days. Choice Government stock
will always find purchasers. The decline
OF the week will reach from lc to lIc pei
pound.
Notes.-The season being ovrS tire de-
mapd was entirely local THE receipts were
limited, with no eastern demand. A few
small parcels were disposed Of at prices
ranging from $ll(dl3; the latter for heavy
weights r. /
, SlIEEp-Thc demand has subsided, hence
we have no sales to report. The season may
be considered as over. The receipts fol
some days past have been very light but
sufficient for all sordinary purposes. The
market closed dull tM.l....
SALES OF CATTLE PER CwT. l
Myers u Bro, bought 40 head 80 60
Myers.& Bro, bought 50 head, 0 60.
\. Carr retailed ~ head s 09(nS nO.
J. McAllister retaicd 60 head, 5 25(a1S. so.
j. Hall sold 10 head 6 .5. ''''T'A.'-
Emerrck & ca, sold SO head G 0oIG6 -.
Rothchilds Il Co., retailed 30 head, 7'0o(a
Marks& 4 Co., rctailcd 25 head. oOl17 25.
Greenwalt &Co., retailed 60 head, s 0o(G
10 90.
W. Refs & Co., rctailed so head, s o0(a
9 so. ....I
Merrick & Doud retaied 3S head, 10 so.
l.. Potsor sold 20 head, S So
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One HHs2ndred Thousand Dollars
- % Reward. Y 'T r
= . = Y NAsmNlaroN, April 20.

Sf WASHINGTON, April 20.
A,ir Gta Dir:
lte murderer of our late beloved prcsi-
dent, Abraham Lincoln, is still at large
$50, 900 reward will b, paid by this De
partlnehtlfor his apprehension, in addition
to any reward offered by municipal author
tiles or State Executives.
$25, CSC reward viii be paid for the appre-
henSion of A. G. Sugratt, sometimes cali
ed Port Tobacco, one OF Booths accompli-
ceS. p. ,-e sryt1gs n ~ag7a.g s .srgsyy.g g
$25, 900 reward wil5bc paid fer the .ap-
prehension of David d. Harold, another Of
Booth accompliccs.
Aliberal rewasl will be paid for any IN
formation that shall .conduce to the arrest OF
eithcr.cf the above named criminals or their
accolnpkces.
All persons harboring or secreting the
said persons, or either of them, or aiding or
assisting their concealment or escape, will
be treated as accompices in the murder Of
the President and the attempted assassina-
ton of the Secretary Of State and shall be
subject to trial before "a military commission
and the punishment of death. Let the
stain of innocent blood be removed from
the land by the arrest Of and punishment Of
the inurderers. All good citizens are cx-
horted to aid public justice on thisoccasion
Every man should consider bis own con-
science charged with this solemn duty, and
rest neither night nor day until it be accom-
pished. ,saga. -.
[Signed E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-26

lNEXHAusTABLE.- However much the
lover of good, healthy cigar may praise
the quality Of the common or "stoga" ei-
gar manufactured by Marsh & Manner of
Cadiz, there yet remains volumes Of un-
written praise which cannot be spoke, but
to obtain knowledge of which must be felt.
Let no smoker rest content with an indifTer-
ent cigar, but go at once to Marsh Il Man
ner. who keep nothing but the genuine ar
ticle. Call and judge for yourselves.
II You would rather smoke a pipe, their
celebrated ''Tecumsch Kllikinnick" is just
the article you want. Try it.
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From Mobile.

WEST GULF SQUADRON, FLAG SHIP
STocKDME OFF MOBILE, April L. I
Gencrdl:--I have The honor to inform
the Department that on Monday, the 10th
inst, subsequent to the capture of Fort
Alexis and Spanish Fort, detailed in my
dispatch No. 53, dated April 9th, the Dc
terra, Lieutenant Commander w. w. Low.
and the;ironcladS, were enabled in conse,
quencc of the thorough dragging of Blakely
river, through the indGIatigablc and intelli-
gent exertions of Commander Pierce Cros-
by, to run up the river nearly abreast of
Spanish Fort, from which point Lieutenant
Commander low, with his :ited gun she'll
ed with great precision forts Hagar and
Tracy, and with such effect that both the
forts were evacuated on the evening of the
iith, and our forces took possession, cap
turing few prisoners The forts / shall
hold until General Candy can garrison them
with his troops #.E a-l .GE
This morning | moved with the gun
boats, conveying 5000 men Of General Gran
gers forces to the west sid, Of Mobile BAY.
ior the purpose Of attacking Mobile On
OUR arrival it was &oon aSUortained that the
enemy had evacuated all their dcfe nces and
retreated with their guuhoats up the Ala
bama river Ihe gunboatS will in Il few
days unquestonablr be captured, unless de-
stroyed BY the rebels themselves. -r
Gen. Gfangar AMI myself have just sent
into Mobile q formal demand to the Mayor
for its uncoN1itiDaal Surrender, which will
undoubtedly be accorded, as the city is now
at our mercy The navy has already hoist
ed the,st and stripes over the walls OF
Fort Pinto and Spanish river battery,
Choetaw Point battery, and three heavy
forts below it, within Garrair's 9ond.
shall place II sufficient number of gun
ho1ts directly in front Of the city to give ef-,
l.ctual protection to loyal inhabitants. of
whon [ learn there is a great NUM- Der.
Gen. Candy, with the forces under his
immediate command, is at present in Blake
10y, though / have CONSTANT Geographic
communication with him. a .lv
] seud this dispatch E'y Lieutenant Com
waukee, was, rs the department. has been
already Informed, destroyed by torpedo. =
| subsequently gave him charge Of the ma
val battery on skoro, with which he rendcr-
ed very effective service in Smelling Fort
Alexis and The Spanish fort | commend
him to the attention Of TIE department for
zeal and gallantry. .,.. ..'
| am also leuch Indebted to commander
Crosby, who has been untiling in freeing
Blakely river Of torpedoes, having succeed
et il REMOVING over $50, a service demand
Ing ,eoolness, judgment and perseyemance.
| have the honor to be, very respect
fully, your obedicnt servant. =. . ..t.... -
H. H. THATCHER.
Reap Adniral, coMmanding West Gulf
Squadfqn,s ,~l ~ Thst 5ELf n
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Hs~ Wo direct the attention or our read

EE.Wo direct the attention Of our read
,crs tothe new adyertisemt Of Mccullough,
CoulsraR& Co. ,eof Deersville, They have
the largest Store in the Northern or Wes4
tern portion of the county. Besides they
are liberal and enterprising, and want every
body s custom, as is evident from the fact
that they. advertise in both of the county
papers, and do not carry their politics into
their business as do some Of theirneighbors
We say again give them a call when you
wish to parchase goods in Deersville .-- ?
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stoves, sc.

James NJ. P.ul, on Market street, imne.
dately opposite our Office, has just received
the largest stock Of Stoves ever brought to
Cadis. They are Of all sizes, and calculated
for either wood or coal. and all Of then, are
Of. the very best quality. He sells them
chcapor than they have been sold in Cadiz
for the last two years. He also has large
assortment Of House Furnishing goods,
which be sells clieap. When You need
Etcre or ary article of Tin, Sheet Iron,
Copper az Brass Ware, sifs Paul, a call
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R. lEIsa .Tx.x % " "a. T. .

#2l.e CArz sEsg1x1 Printing Office
isileen removed 70 the .ecorSd story Of
k,own's s.>ick building, On Market street,
.Ssr 'Dfo~a's .C|mhsz'g Store, ~ipse ve
shtl * he s!':, ut ali tiu,es to see cur friends
ca s4li rAtroap; ard viii be prepared to re-
Ssiys >ali ti@ Ntseeu1actsn that /. dsee tsa
ssasa SIR re:saas, insert all TIE adTertise-
Gterlss, and priat &ll the Cob Work we may
Is lefayoSed With, Call in and see US when
yoa. soHe TO towr. En,race between
Broup's Try Goods norc and Browns
Nsti;as 5.o.e
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New Time Table. ON the Cadiz
d , IS ~ "a -s, Branch.

Trains leave Cadiz now as follows;--6 90
A. NJ, and go p. NJ.
The train that lHrvcs at 600 A. M, makes
aiose connection at the Junction with the
passenger train going West; ami also con-
nectsswith the passenger train going East.
She train TINT leaves at 3 80 p. NJ makes
close connection at the junction with the
passenger train going East; and also connects
with the passenger train going West.
Trains arrive at Cadiz rs follows:--l-0 90
=. n. and 9-e0P. NJ. ,.
The train that arrives at LOO T.. NJ. brings
hs n,ails from the East and tho West The
s&an for both East and West leave Cadiz ut
~ a. NJ.
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"a ~usaWe had the pleasure of .eeiag i'll our
midst aday or tive siRee, James Coearxa, a
member Of company X, Goth, Chic, i He
hss nosyet recovered from the effects Of the
wonhd he received last Summer before At
lanta, and it is somewhat doubtful il he is
sver again fit FOR the service. HEz>
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SYMPTOMS:

SYMPTOMS:
The symptoms of CataTrh as they general
" appear are at first very slight. Persons
find they have cold, that they have irc-
guent attacks, and arc more sensitive tn the
changes of temperature. In this condition
theiiosp titav he dry, or n slight discharge,
thin and ncrid, afterwards becoming thick
and adhesive. As the disease becomes
chronic, the discharges are increased in
quantity and changed in quality: they ART
now thick and heavy, and are hawked or
Coughed OFF, The secretons are offensive
causing a bad breath; the voice is thick and
nasal; the eyes are weak the sense of the
smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness fire.
qUpntly takes place. Another common aid
important symptom of Catarrh is; that the
person is obliged to clear his throat i'll the
morning of thick or shiny lnucus, which
has fallen down from the head during the
night. When this takes place the person
may essure that his disease isou its way
to The lungs. and should lose no Time in ar
resting it.
The dbove are but fe'0 of the many cdtarrh
Symptoms. -l-s s I-fr-
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The Presidents Remains Orig
lM0A RsOsate Adhered TO.
" Al; DEPARTMENT, |

WAR DEPARTMENT,
...s8a,, MAsmNq3p.M April 10. j. J
naior Gen. Dir:
1t has been finally cn>aiad to conform
to the original arrangements, made yesterday,
for the conveyance Of the remains of the
President, Abraham, Lincoln. from Wash
ington to Springiield-by way Of Baltimore,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia. New York. Al
bany, Buffalo, Cleveland, Columbus, Indi-
anapohs and Chicago, % Springfield. 4 Gyg
AfSignedj = - Af Z r. NJ. STANTON,ti u
Secretary of War.
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SIenlanons & WeIca..

The attention of our readers is directed
to the advertisement of this we'll known
firm, who have their large and extensive
Boot and Shoe establishment nearly oppo-
site our. Office, on Market. street. They
have an excellent assortment Of all kinds Of
boots aud shoes, and sell at fair prices
Give them a call when you need any thing
IN their line
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EaS" Godey'a Lody's Book for May, is on
our table. A. the year advances, Godey's
l.ady's Book gets better Every lady should
become a subscriber. Terms, 50 a year.
Address l.. A. Cooley, Chestnut street, Phil
alelphia. - e..
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L. VI. STANTON,
Secretary OF " ar.
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE.

WASHINGTON, April -, 9 p. NJ,
Hon. T. W. Stanton, Secretary Of Var:
l have the honor to report that the Sec
rctary Of State pissed a very uncomfortable
night, but has taken his breakfast with rel
iSh, and is quite as strong as he was yes
terday. Mr.. Frederick Seward his improv-
ed within the past twenty-four hours.
Very respectfully, your oh servt,
H. X. BARNES
w Surgeon General
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Condition OF Secretary Seward
=. and SOn.
WASHIN yroN. Apfil 90

Major Gen. D,1:: 49, ~ '.f4
The. following is the official report Of Sur
geon. General Barnes, of the condition of
Secretary Seward and his son, Mr.. Freder-
ick Seward, this moraiag The deep inter
est Of the American people in the welfare
e s Wa. ssas ssss.ussd ~ tas Tsss Pres
ident lincoln, induces me to send YOU the
official morning aud evening reports Of the
Surgeon General. I'd -.s..--.xt ~. ia
fSignedJ ~ - 3. NJ. STANTON, -
Secretary Of War
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-26

~.saOar old friend. Benz. Watkinaon, has
removed his Paint Shop to the room former
y occupied by Dr. Pearce on Market street
near the Presbyterian. Church. When YOU
want . Job Of Painting done give Watkin-
son call, and you will get good job done,
and have clever man 10 deal with.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-26

~ -ssuNcxt week begins & new voiG,ne Of
tie Cadix S,ntmel How many OF oursub.
etfibers win come. forward, during the com.
icy week, and r'dy Il" adsuaet for another
YEAR? Tlo*c in arrears are respectfully in
yited to call and settle nl., ap soon as thry
possibly can. 4 ~ ts4z tit@
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ns2~Barrett is up with the age. lie
knows how to Il? the nice thing" and he
does it. You can always find there the ar
tice you want and get it at the lowest fig
urc. For Watches, Clocks or Fancy Goods
always go to Barrctt's.
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The remains Of President Lincoln will
b. at Ggi,sabns on next Saturday, April %.
We understand that large number Of ei,i-
gems from this county intend to, be present'
rs requested by Adiutant General cowsu
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EG5%We are indebted 10 our friend, J..
Brilea, for late copy Of the New York
H'ruld. Mr. b. has just returned from the
east with one of the fnctt stock of Ready
Made Clothing and Piece Goods ever bro t
Ia C4li7.
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N An-;l nn O IA Ai

WASHINGTON Aprl u, a. N.
Hon. z. H. StdHtoH, Secretary Of Var
Sal have the honor to report the See
rotary Of State passed restless night, but
is more comfortable this morning. Mr.. I.
Seward continues to improve slowly.
Very respectively, your ob't sey't,
7. II. BARNES.
Surgeon General.
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MI "A. r. r I H ID

M "A r. r. L H ID !:
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At the residence of the brides parents in
Short Creek township, April 49, BY Rev. j !.
M Carr, Lieut.. A.. J. HARRISON, POST
master, Cadia, and Miss SUSAN, daughter
of Asa Holmes, Esq.
On the llth inst, al tho residence Of the
bride father, by Rov. S. II. Swingle. Rev.
III. ACKER, of Jewett. Harrison county.
Ohio, to Miss MARTHA WoY, of Carroll
county, Ohio. 81. @.i. ". rE3E
On the Goth inst, at the house of Mrs.
Connely, in Cadiz township, by Samuel
Megaw, Esq, Mr.. Mr.'ZACIAR1AH BRIND-
LEYto Mrs. ELIZABETH COOK, both of
Harrison County, Ohio. a.& 'a.
On the 18th, by Rev. w. NJ. Grimes, Mr..
THOMAS HENNIS to Miss NANCY
FlrIERAL., oil of Harrison county, @.
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~0s2 Mr. Hawthorne, Of Green township,
will sell 0s Saturday, May 6, the valuable
farm on which hc nov resides. See adver-
Cgcmept.
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-Vsscoatar's I;at i.xt~mjlator IL raid to
II un sr,iclp tha! reyer fails to drive tho
''tsrts" away See advertisement, and
make ,,urchesa. u r
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CLEANSE rHE nI1OOss.

9M azEto ta Ss;t
SD "a rviusseS .f5t5, -
vs. are sick 81 ever. u
A NAV bGIsl Sbta-Es-a-
S ARh1 pies, or son, q n
@NS2&EI ssIHa a;;iyS ~el<ss.
-. ~N cr 10 fnay r.iei~, -
SSis [SEFEf " you !istless. 3ef.t-1s-,s
~ E<A~S ifSentf lc,of So r.'ssfss : I.
q $E1f-- IL. Bat Vsa sils ns.t y sv,l
.EfA ~ y ssz4ksg gocSi hnai.ir lrff.!s
HNES If;ttssssf,y slT.yy your bld9,l IS ia. isusk
ssatz5t ~ SS.tStE1tss,l<sl Ayers SaT ,,.lisyiSs
rSzt5Es-esSNl4s1. puTtses ou. L--5.lg -
= <csssfJzZ puritics and s.-ir-
lates the oTgtY4s z. ~
into vigorous action, restoring Tia -iifh
aud e1pelling disease Hence 81 5tpSHS
cures a variety ofeomplaints whi.al LIseans
sod by iInpuriiy Of the b.ond, sueb as s4c.-sf
ula, or Kings Evil, Tun. oFs, Ciess :, 1.ss,
Eropta:Ts, Pimplos, Blotehes, Doils S; -.
tiiony's FirO, Rose or ErvSipelas, 1e..s' q
Salt Rheunn, Scald HeRd, Ring Worn, Gs;.
Ger or CkfIcerous TuDlars, Sore I.cSs. ~
niala Diseases, such as Retention, lrrevSia;-
ity, suppression, Whites, St5rility, als ~
philis or NcncTeal Diseases, Liver i,gss-f-
plants and Heart Diseases. Try .sTcEs
SARsAPAnILLA, and see for vo',-ss.. -
surprising activity win which !. clelLsss tie
blood and cures these Gisor6srs "
During lste years the public hnvb 5sssa
n1isled by large bottles, pretending &C. -ives
quart OF Extract Of SarkHpaTjlla. 10. - SG.-
lar. Most Of these have BEEN frEL-s y -2s
the sick, for they not only contair. liilt .
any, Sarssparilla, but often no ccrrt:vs
properties whatever. Hence bitter jiseD-
pointmont has followed tie l.se o: t8c vaii.
Gus extracts of Sarsapar!iia which fio1E The
market, until the name Itself has EseC1nt,
synonymous with imposition and cIrsl,-
Still we call this compound 'Sarsay IA ..laf
and intend TO supply such q remedy a. s!sGi
rescue the name from the load q: 5hi~cts
which rests upon it. We think we ha2e
ground for believing il has Virtues Tyhnih
;.ro irresistible by the ord mary mn 2. 3 !!-
eases il is intended TO cure, Va cstl chr
assure the sick that we cGcr taclA -tAa I. .St
alternative which We know how u i.qi'uta,
and we have reason 10 believe, II is l7y--:s!:slz
most effectusl purifier of the blooG 20; u
covered by anybody. %" a" p
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL Is s. G2iTar-
sally known 10 surpass every other ie'1!sA7
for the euro OF Coughs, Colds, j.!ii.. s7,zri,
HoarStness, Group, Br6nchitis, Ia rlis1l:
Consumption, and for the relief Of CdHS'.trp-
tive patients in advanced stages of "a AZ.
ense, that it is usUleRs here to tecount tie eS'-
idence of its virtues, The world !lRe7s
them. .-.... -.t .,. r..f-.rr
Prepared by ]. e. AVER q TO, Lazysll,
Mass, and sold by j. BEALL, d. Ma-
BEAN and SHARP & CO., Cadiz, sai ly
dealers everywhere. mar. |, '65.-2r..,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-26

Notes Of all the denominations named
will be promptly furnished upon receipt Of
subscriptions and the forwarded at once
The interest to 18th June next viii be paid
in advance. This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered by the Government, and it is
confidently expected that its superior adj
rantages will make it the GREAT POPU-
LAR LOAN or" THE PEOPLE. Less
than $500, 100000 of the Loan authorized by
the last Congtess are now on the nlarket.-
This amount, at the rate at which it is being
absorbed, will all be subscribed for within
four months, when the notes will undoult-
edly command premium, as has uni
formly been the case on closing the sub
scriptions to other loans. -.
In order that citizens of every town and
section of the country may be afforded fi-
ciities for taking the loan, the National
Banks, State Banks, and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally
agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Sub
scrbers will select their own agents. in
whom they have confidence, and who only
are to be responsible for the delivery of the
notes for which they receive orders.
s,.- .f JAY COOKE,
SUBssRIPTroN AGENT, Philadelphia.
Subscriptions will be received by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANk OF CADIz.
March |, 1865