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The Portland daily press., 1865-01-24

The uudersigned proposes to furnish toms OF
nrst quality ice, carefully packed in ubsan Ii ice
house' az the within named poiI is, namely: az
------- at the following IrieS
per ton OF two thousand pounds. name y; ali
:" ---fons at o. per ton. ~ .--..r|
The ice to be subject TO the inspt ctiOn neag no
ment and approval OF the Med cal Officer or ., hsr
Tor -1 III r ~ 80 s'P'eu
Payment to be made from time to time " i'm dn.
plc!Ie bills certified 10 by the medical DirV etor.
tsigned,l - s1o''
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-24

P0RT, OF PoRTLAND.@

y 81 rf6.A 4
M0naSYs". ss''.s.su...s,s.,. JRnuRFy 20. 4
ARRIVED, Iits 4ri-ah asthrgf
Steamer Chesapeake. Wi let's, New York iuH9nl
West via Boston. 3lali iilil7sT-7 n 7-,'S'
Sch ella finds. Willis. Eastport for Boston. &.
Sch Emeiine Colby. Bost9n tor Wiscasset. 4ss9
Sch Gen Meade Ferguson. Belfast for Boston.
Sch City Point, Matthews Belfast for Boston.
CLEARED AHt7A ilti
G. Fox. -7---'
& 90. - -'T@rs'V
Barque Esther PRINCE, Havana-J Winslow.
Sch BraMhall, Kicker, Bostoa-6eo Hunt
The New FORK Shipping List reports the sale of
ship Msuntai err 6sl tons, built at Warren In 1885
for about S2s 900; ST barque Grace $50 tons built
at Yarmouth in 1854, for about S35 OO0 80 p ~,
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-24

TtHE copaItnership heretofore existing under tho
4 nfm pane o. Davis e Cloye, brothsIs, IS this
Gay oissolyss oy muEual consent. 80 =.
A. DAVIS,
Ii CLoTEs,
q. II. CLorRs
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-24

U. 3. Marshal's Notice.

A PLEASANT Front Chamber TO LET, with board
"A at "A DAnforth It Get. n24iiw
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution.

FtAE eopaTtners hip herr tofore existing tttv ssz
= 6sDja min F. Brook and Geoi &c X. Berssy, IN
solved. EEORGER bFhSEY
fortlnnd, Jan q, 1861 jan28dlw'
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-24
Card.

The undels gned, owing to ill health, having this
day sold lis interest 10 the above to Joseph John.
son. the business will be conducted uLder The name
aud Style of john son Cloyes Broih rs who are au
thorzed to SETTLE all bills Of the late finn.
jaD2id2w A.DAvIs.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-24

W-Iiyou arein want OF any kind o fP kINTING
all ct the Daily Press Ofhce. e
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-24
Proposals for Ice.
MEDICAL POnvryOn's osn1or,


SEALED PROPOSALS will he reesSYa, ~ :, 7;
Iee eai S9S nary . 1860 for furnishing Ice to
ensuiaS Year. as che points herein designated sTh
ICE 10 De stored by the contractor in properly con-
tructed ice houses Al eacn poi4t OF delivery on or
before The ISL Of April next: the o moi 10 he "a
eaipfed Ior until its quality the fitness Of fhe Ice
oov snu Inc manner In which Il e packed sban
ment will be made only for tn amount fms sctpoSl.
~ stored and receipted for.
Gated pei W, as required at tie rrs1eetiva Ma
with Ihe Proyiso that should more b. needed Al anv
lime I'm ,of ins yeals tupply il hall hs furnished at
INC 81 Ae "a e ana under til same conditions:
s oUAHTITY TO BE DELIVERED AT
Annapolis Maryland. ice-ho5se owned by
p6 ans onIts dt states $50 tons.
so Ow NEE oS the United States 400 f"
owned BY the Uni ed States 9so a
Pornmouth, Virginia. ice house mt
owned by he Uni'ed states 100 81
owned by the United states AGO se
dillon Head, ,u'h Caroline ice.house
ownad by ths Iinifs States Aso :,
SeauIors, south Ca. olioa, ice-house
ss Uwnes oy me United States 800
oy The United States Ano q,
Fensacola, Florl ice.house not wv ed ~ 4, 1
wob;,a I'M Snteo St,tes 100
noDhe Bay, Alabams, ice-housS no.
owned by the uni cd STA 90 100 %
Ne" orleans, louisiana, iee>house wned
the onitod States VI, o-o0a 900
frop osals viii be received for far nishr ice da v
oy WEIGHT, 1cr tue year 1866 Ia such ousnt,,iss -
nay o. reqai cd by the Surgeons charge. aC the
United STATES General ho.pia' s. At the .lacss emf
'eraed abose and also upo, the tolo vv;rs sn1,sI
Isl hale, in and near --
Boston, Massachusetts, 1o,o.s
ods mouth q ovs, Rhode Is,and IN ~
New Haven, Connecticut f. 81 a. .uI
new York =. u H...r . - so ..
Newark, NV Jersey r sr M "a
thilad. lphia, 4 enu sylyania 1s0 81
baltimore Ma land 6S %
frederick, Maryiand fiof all $4,000 TX ss1lr
Washington, District of Columbia $500 +.
All additional amounts that may be REQUIRED nr
"a aces pntl January 1885, 10 be furnish
FORM OF PROPOSAL. e
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-24

At Court of Probate hela at Porti.nd ,,,,h,- =.
d dor tne County Of Cumberland, on the third ~
hundred and sixty-ave. :. 'D' AOr" else'S N
=. 80 lnsrnms Mt purpor.i to be the last rs rtain
ss,, csnnt o. mary Libby, late Of Port ara
nsmeS 'bsvI aeeea ed in VIII oh NO sN cn,o ~ \.
a. MS pent on hat administraiion. ~ 'se; ara
fibbS on said estate may DO graat<S "a 'n s, wi
no e vas Ordered, That thu. s.id + vso..., -,
h 70 All persons intere red BY ca sn give
Stapa p three wee successvcl in the Wen
at Pro6ap printed At Portland thai they NAV annea
tba,h - Corrt to be held at s,aid Portjsn ~
in th ~ Of February ext. at ten OF The cioI
WIN ~ rsnoon, and show carIse, II any thew nave
my Lne sa isstrument shoTlld NOT he I1- LA
approved and allowed the last will and t Vssa'
aeuis of said deceased, and nd mi uistration 1rsn,
ed, as prayed for in ssii peti'ioD @'ion grant
A true copy, attest, AN' Judge
wsw' EUGENE HUMP HREY Rsn,,,..
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-24
Ice House 10 Lei.

INNHE IcE RoUsE on Center street. which has
Il 3 en- uses 30 years for The storage Of Ice by hr.
DAVld kobipson, will be- let as II is or new guild
ing VIII be built to sut the occupant This IL very
esi.aDie loo lty or Stable keeper or that OF al
most any other susiness, aud long lease viii be
gwen II desired Fle Sc Apply to
jan24eod3w
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-24
A true copy, attest, AN Judge
wsw' EUGENE HUMP HREY Rao,,,.,

Ata ConT. OF Probate held at Pc rtlana within ,ns
ior me Eoanty OF Cumberland on the ihIrd TSeai
hundred and sixty-Rve, vi our LORD eighteen
TOHN c. CARD, Qua, a.. - ., -,
OF Jas.nS Sira =, Cresey. minor children and hss,s
Secsssep h re y, Iale tf lorham, in said 'oartv
20 scr and COW eertsiu real estate Of said
. 10 ,c1s Ordered, That the 'sa,d
hce to all persons Interested Nv uuS1dIan give no
State Praae Three weeks successyey In the Man,
near AZ P,dhat ~ at Portland, that they may an
ths cI Inc tan'a tuesday Of February next a. ten
thsv h"v Ia sne forenoon and sfow cause n anu
- -, WY tne same should p he Prnnfed
A truaoorv JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge
'"sw EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-24
WANTEp

ny sSoldier who has just retained from the
- I.ont, situation in Bookstore or Grocery
ae mas mad experience 70 both, and can give salts
Portland, jln245Iws
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-24
FORM OF PROPOSAL.

al al 1uluonai amounts that may be required az
~ 81 ont January l, 1866, are be furnish
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-24

h. wiz be received for fur nishir ice dai y
nay o. reqoi cd by the Surgeons charge. nc the
nlLeo Slases General hospisas. at the Lace emu.
=. apo,e and also upoa the iollo wing ann uaI
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06
AnecdOte of Dr. Webster.

In l774, DIR. Webster was popular prca-
cher Of the Kirk of Scotland, in Edinburgh.
Business brought him to London, and one
day, when passing the House of Lords, his
curiosity induced him to make an effort to
step in and see them. None were admitted
without an ORDER except noblcmen's SER
wants. Webster being ignorant of the rule,
requested admittauce
What lord do you belong to?" asked the
door keeper.
TO the Lord jehovah replied Web
ster.
TO the Lord Jehocah2'' quclicd the
doorkccper. Il have kept here seven years
but have not heard Of such lord Jack,
sad he to his iellow-keeper ON the front
steps, here a chap who says he belongs
to the Lord Jehovah; do you know such
a lord?"
Never heard of him, said Jack.
But. said the doctor, There is such
lord. "
Pass III in" said Jack; Il spose it's
some poor Scotch lord. "
This occurred at period when there was
not one in twenty Of all the manufacturing
and rural districts in England who could
read the Bible or write his own name. -
Sabbath Schools were introduced in 1913.
Now the people are very intelligent and hap
by, and can not only read and write, but
have found who the ''Lcrd Jehovah" is.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06
From the Ohio Farmer, Nov. 25.l
The Wool Trade,

The wool trade in the East still drags,
though there is no special disposition to give
way on fine wools-holdcrs being firm in
the conclusion that they will soon see bet
ter day. The CBmmOn and coarse grades
have suffered Il little, and are in no patticu-
lar demand. The EcoaomiSt says Of the
feeling in Now York: "'l'he market at the
present time is certainly without tone, which
always produces a very unsettled state OF
prices. In fact, such is the unsettled state
of things to-day, that it is an utter impos-
sibility for the best judges to fix the value
of any but the lest grades Of the WOOL
these ale IN request at former rates, but
coarse and medium, and all kinds of uncon-
dlboncd Western woods are sold at prices to
meet the wants of buyers. Yet we find
there is a very strong confidence ON the
part Of many of the shrewdost and most
far-sightcd men, that this slight giving way
will soon be followed by an adva nee greater
than what it has given way"
The quotations given for the week are,
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia from GS to
Soc according to grade, other western grades
from 573 to 6Gc.
The COm. Bulletin says the Boston mar
ket is without animation, and consumers
buying just as little as they can get along
with. ConsignerS and holders have concu-
ded that they would rather hold over till
next spring, than tak9 the present figures
Offered for desirable grades Messrs. Hal
lowell 4 Co0urn quote in their circulars of
last Saturday, Chic, Pennsylvania and Eir-
gmia coarse GO to Csc, medium G5 to Csc.
fine IS to 73c, ard extra IS to soc; Indiana
coarse g. to 61e, medium So to SOC; fine 5S
to Zoe.
In Philadelphia, the Gam. List notes
steady demand for fine grades at full rates,
but the low grades neglected and falling
Sales are reported at - to 7Gc for dne, and
10 tor extra iull blood.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06
Question: OF EtkrWctsc,

A lady subscriber has propounlcd to Us
the following inquiry.
" Is it necessary for lady desiring the ac-
quaintance and friendship of a gentleman
she has met for the first time, to invite him
to call, or is it understood by the gnctleuan
that they are licensed to cail after intyoduc-
ton without further invitation?'
We arc happy to state that the rules of
etiquette and common sense agree upon this
point. The lady shovld most certainly III
vite the gentleman to call No gentleman
will call upon lady after fist acquaintance
unless invited to do So He cannot deter
mine whether his company is agreeable. or
further acquaintance is desirable unless
enlightened by the lady s invitation to visit
her again A gentleman is justified in he
lieying that the lady does not desire fur
thcr acquaintance, if the invitation is not
extended Shr&y Cottny Democrat.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06
kNfS~0ig.

The other day, as was walking out, |
met friend Of Inin., one Lucus O'Ro0n.
regular liiheinian. As We were wal king
along, he told me about little ol-well he
thought he had on his premises.
ell; you must know, one day when |
was i'll my back yard toreninst the pig sty,
an idea struck ne that cur pork was very
uily-be the same token d often told Ilrs.
y Room the same thing.
DO you think so, Lucius, DEAR" she 4
say.
,0v course do" says I, "and I cant
tell the rason Of it, But We said no more
about it, and the day Nhcu | was standing
by the pig-sty looking at the pigs rolling
in the wather, thought that the creatures
looked sleek and oily. Holy morher, :"
SAID |, but them pigs have nurudcnce. -
Here they are rolling in oil, and as poor as
hlind piper Wild thut | gave yell
and rushed into the q koon mansion, lust
us Mrs. . Room was coming out with pot
Of boiling water. ] knocked the pot out Of
her hand, scalding Il little pig that was lying
lii the doorway.
ARA, wima, wirra!' cried Mrs. O'Roon
"the blessed pig is kill"
Devil take the pig!' said l. "Humoo!
come to my arms, Mrs. o Room? isn't it me
that Il be as rich as the kings oy ould Ire
land!'
"What' tie matter wild yez, Inc Lucius?
Is it drunk or mad yez isY'
Its drunk wild JOY am, judy dear
Bless Saint Paroleum Bless
Blessed Virgin, what come over him?"
hollored Mrs. O'Roon, crossing herself.
,,o ,.+r,,,,l- - Il ..,,,a
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06

In Peru, South America, rain is unknown.
The coast Of Peru is within the region Of
perpetual south east trade winds, and though
the Peruvian shores are on the verge Of the
great South Sea boiler, yet it never rains
there. The reason is plain. The south
east trade winds in the Atlantic Ocean first
strike the water on the coast of Africa. =
Travelling to the northwest they blow OBJ
liquelg across the ocean until they reach the
coast Of Brazil. BY this time they are
heavily laden with vapor, which they con-
tinuc to bear along across the continent,
depositing it as they GO, and supplying with
it the sources of the Rio de la Plata and
the southern tributaries of the Amazon. -
Finally they reach the snow-cappcd Andes,
and here is Hrung from them the last parti-
clc of moisture that very low temperature
can extract. Reaching the summit Of that
range, they now tumble down as cool and
dry winds on the Pacific slopes beyond
Meeting with no evaporating surface, and
no temperature colder than that to which
they were suhjugatcd on the mountain tops,
they reach the ocean before they become
charged with fresh vapor, and before, there
fore, they have any which the Peruvian
climate cen extract. Thuswe see how the
top Of tho Andes becomes the reservoir
from. which are supplied the rivers of, Gill
and Peru. Brunstcick 1elc0raph.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06
Read The RSaners.

A cotemporary makes the following SEN
siblc remarks touching newspapers and ad-
yertisements:
The American people are emphaticaly n
reading people. Periodicals and newspa-
pers Of every description are deyoured with
eager avidity, This is as it should be. It
makes me ready, posted, vieilant practical
Therefore we say, read your papers and read
them thoroughly Read the advertisements,
and you cannct fail to be benefited in some
manner thereby By reading the advertise
mcnts you will bccome thoroughly posted
as to the nature and extent of the different
kinds OF business transacted in your city and
town. 1t will ittorm you of occupations, of
localities, changes, new firms, and host of
other things which will be of great benefit
and cannot be obtained without considera-
bic labor and trouble. You will save ma
ny dollar by simply reading the adycrhc-
nCnts.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06
Brighter Days Will Come To-
morrow.

Though life's sky is dark and lowering;
Though thy griefs are overpowering;
Though this world seems dark and dreary;
And thou'rt sad and lone and weary;
Though no friend is near to bless thee,
Though thy troubles sore oppress thee,
Bear up bravely with thy sorrow,
Brighter days will come tomorrow.
Though the storm of life assail thee,
And thy trusted friends should fail thee,
Turning from thee with derision,
Meet thy fate with stern decision,
Fight life's battles well and truly,
Never yield to melancholy;
Don't give way unto your sorrow,
Brighter days will come tomorrow.
However dark this world may appear,
However chill, and cold, and drear,
Though life to you doth seem to be,
Nought but grief and misery,
Remember that the morning. S light,
VIII soon dispel the clouds of night;
Trouble storms will soon be past,
Brighter days will come at last.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06
Patrick EERRppy.

When the celebrated Patrick Henry of
Virginia IVES near the close of his life, and
in feeble health, he laid his hand on the Bi-
hle, and addressed a friend who was with
him, flee is a book worth more than all
Others printed; yet it is my misfortune never
to have read it with proper attention until
lately" " About the same time he wrote to
his daughter II have heard it said that
Dcists have claimed me. The thought pain
ed me more than the appelhtion of Tory;
for | consider religion ofinfnitely highly i'm
portanco than politics, and l find much
cause to reproach myself. that l have lived
so long and given no decided public proof of
my being Christian. :"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06

ORIGIN OF THE WATERPALL.-While
Noah was in the ark forty days and nights
it was quite dark, and Mrs: Noah and the
rest of them not being able to comb their
hair, presented an unusual object in the
headgear line, aud she and the rest of the
women were continually run by the crew -
Mrs. Noai's llnfailing reply was-''Wait
till the water falls, aud as such the style
was known. When the Ark struck ground,
she put her head out of doors land such a
head) and exclaimed at the top of her
voice--'Ig this Ar-a-rat?, And the i'm
preston vas, aud is to this day, that it is
very much, ike it,.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06

The great Cincinnati Bridge about to be
suspended across the Ohio river will be the
longest in the world, being over two hun
dred feet longer than that over the Niagara
river, and therefore five hundred and forty
feet longer than the Mcnai bridge in Eng
land. Its total sran will he. one thousand
and sevehty-tivc feet The massive stone
piers tower one hundred and ten feet above
the floor of the bridge, and two hundred
feet above their foundations. One year is
the period allowed for building it,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06

AN OLD FARMrR. now dead who bore the
cognomen OF 'hOld Tom Fowler" was quite
a iun.loving, jolly fellow in his day. While
working ona bridge, to bridge deep slough
he was accosted by gentleman in a two
horse carriage with the Qnc<tion, "Is there
good bottom to the slough?'' YES" re-
piled Tota; and the traveller drove in, stuck,
and had to be pulled out--horses, carriage
and self After succeeding in getting ont.
the traveller wanted to know Of Tom why he
lied to him, telling hin, there was ''cood bot
tom? p Says Tom, 'There is good bottom,
but it's great deal further down than you
went. "
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06

But NOT UNTIL you DlEn Said very
high functionarF to his scapegrace SOM
Look at mel Here am |, at the top of
the tree, and what is my reward? Why,
when die my son is the greatest rascal in
Englandl'
70 this made answer young Hopeful
'Ies, dad, when you die--but net till then;
you seel''
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06
sesFThe Boston churchus are generally

sear The Boston churchcs are generally
turned Into political debating shops, onc.sid,
ell at that The principal theme discussed
is, is President Johnson's plan of recon-
structiou the right onc?" Que reverend
gentleman takes up the cudgcls in favor Of
High Constable King, who shuts up sll
the barber shops and eating-houses on Sun
days, and proved that all who believed in the
Constable were with God, and all who doubt
ed him, against God kis a
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06

Our OF DANGER. We are now out of
danger Of collision with Bicla's Comet
1t merely came around to convey the astron-
omer Encke to his comet, and is supposed to
be fulfilling It's mission fow.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06
I S. Is. sHOTW WEl.L,
A II II O II ~ IIX Al l. A w
Sta1iiH. Ohio

"A Il i Q II y Il 4 T I A W
, CadiN, Ohio.
CoNTINUEs 10 practice in Harrison and
adjoining counties, and gives especial and
prompt attention TO Collecting, business OF
Executors and Administrations, Guardians,
Wards, Partitions, Sales of Lands, Settle
mont of Estates, Titles to Real Estate, Con-
v"yanring. Suits Mt at Law and in Chmccry.
Looming and Investment of Money, and all
other professional business placed in his
charge.
&&,lTe is Agent for the State Bank @
Ohio and others. for loaniny money, dc.
@s- Oilire i'll Georges Corner, Main Street.
Jan. .S, Is
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06

How is it," said bedbug to d mosquito
"that you manage to extract so much more
of liic's current than myself when | can
bite as severely as you can?' ''IIow can
you eXpainY' For particulars, s,e small
btlls," quoth the mosquito with digni.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06

A WRITER in one of the agricultural ia.
pers says the stagnant, odorous water in
cisterns, which sometimes becomes very
annoying, may be remcdied ia a few hours
by putting to pounds Of csustic soda into
Ike water,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06

CAUSE AND EFFECT Somebody made a
hit the other day when he said that in l77G
VIC went to war on account Of the stamp act
and got the niger; and in 1861 we went to
war about the niger and got the stamp
act
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06
PHILIP DONAHUE,
Z WILLIAM p. HAYS.

a TT o II n II a It Il = W
CndIz, Ohio.
nFFICE-On Market Street, over The
" First National Bank. Entrance first
door East of +. N. Bank.
IAll professional business in this and ad-
Joining counties will receive prompt atten-
tion.
Dec. IL 1861.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06

THE candidate for Office who buys the COR
ruption Of moral telonS is more contempt
tbe object than the statesmen Of their own
independence.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06
JOSEPH SHARON.

a II Il OR y I1 Y At LAW a,
= asSDfs S'nSltz. OHIO.
s&ss>Strict attention to nll business on
trusted him in Harrison, Jefferson, Belmont
and Tuscarnwas Counties. .....l.....,
Office in the brick building, opposite the
'Naiiz House, Jan. 25 '65.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06

A CLERK in a mercantile establishment
writes to friend at hoiue: II hasesa pice
time Of it now.a-days- very little work to
do--our firm, don advertise.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06

An acquaintance OF ours, Who ID mildly
insane, being asked what kino OF wood he
supposed the Freedmail,s Bureau was mads \
o. replied Ebony.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06

EVEN virtuous woman is not attractive,
if she makes herself a vinegar-cruet, a pep
er-box, OF q p.ustardpo
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06
7 ID. CUNNINGHAM.

"A It I O EE y II \ n Il Il n w,
Cntliz, Ohio.
WILL give prompt attention to all legal
business entrusted to his care in Harrison
and adjoining counties. r
sorFfrE-tTf stairs, in Georges Corner
Entrance on Main street.
March 49, 1855
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Cards.
j. Nj. ESTEP,

n II It o II N Il Y A II L A w, 4,
Cndiz, Ohio
COLLECTIONS made, and business Oi Exc
cutors, Administrators and Guardians at
tended to,
Also the collection of
Rack Pay, BOunties, Pensions, tGc.
OF Soldiers and Widows and heirs of deceas-
ed soldiers, tEc., attended to.
OFFIcB-On Main Street, opposite Beali' S
Drug Storc. ,- Dad. .-r.
. - PHILIP DONAHUE,
ATT ISN I1Y AT L a w +,
#." Cadiz, Ohio
.OFFICE--On Market Street, over McCon-
nclPs Grocery. Entrance between Hanna's
and McConnelrs. --trf
Cadiz, Ohio, June 4, 1865.