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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-27
RERRL NHws.

The Richmond Enquirer, of the 22d, says !:
Should the whole seaboard be evacuated +,
and the detachments which have been
guarding cities concentrated, our army
will be strengthened, while the enemy viii
be weakened and unable to hold the places
we have evacuated. The fall of Richmond
itself, apart from the moral questions in
volVed, in view of the fact thst it has been
the great objective point of four years
war, and also the fact that it is the prinsi-
pal workshop of the COnfedersey, would
not involve the failure of our cause.
The Houston Telegraph, of Feb. sth, says:
There are within this city of 5000 inhab-
itants, fully four hundred families that de-
pend on the city and country for the neces-
saries of life.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-27
NEW YoRx, Feb. 25.
TIE WILMINGTON nnrrnn-

The IIi5ane'S Washington special says it
is known that just before the fall of Fort
Fisher the rebels commenced evacuating
Wilmington and moving the cotton 10 the
interior, but that ten days ago there was
still from 80 to $4,000 bales left. It is be-
heVed at the War Department. that most Of
this has fallen into schofeld's hands.
TIE QUOTA OF ILLINOIS.
The Heralds Washington special says
committee from Illinois, for obtaining the
reduction of the quota of Illinois, arrived
and had an interview with General Fry, but
were unsuccessful.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-27
Potatoes! Potatoes
OFFICE CoMHIssaRY OF SUBSISTENCE,
COLUMBUS, o Februsry 23, 1865.


COLUMBUS, o February %, 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- at this Ofics from citizgns loyal TO the United
States Government, until ~ n. March "A, 1866 for
ths supply and delivery AZ Camp Chase, Ohio, free
of al charge, Of such Potatoes may be required
by the Ocmmissary Of Subsistence from time to
tims. said bids, when accepted, Will form the ba-
sis Of written SpRtrsct, with Two good and respOn
abba suretes (uames il sureties 70 be giVen) and
bonds sufficient 10 indemnify the United States
against lOss.
said contract to take effect on the 9Th day Of
March, aud to cont;nue in free until the lst day Of
August, 1865, subject to The approval Of the Com
mis-ary General Of subsitenos. The Potatoes to be
# the best quality, smsl inoluded) estimated
at sixty pounds 10 the buahel
Bios for the above viii be required IN duplicate,
with 3 copy Of this advertisement Il slip from
neEspapeT) attached to e-eh.
The 4 ind and variety Of potatoes must be given,
and the bid will be stipulated in prite At go much
per pound.
Payment 10 be made in such fund.- may be
8uppied by the Treasury VI tbs United States.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all pTOpo-
sails, il deemed by the undersgnsd for the interest
Of the Government. q. d. HARRINGTON,
febZ7:l92 Captain and @. S.
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FITTING OUT.

The Tiihs's Washington special says the
sloop-Of-war Hartford, famous as the flag
ship of Admiral Farragut, and the Brook
lyn, which rendered such great service
under Captain Alden, are both being fitted
out for service. The Hartford will prOba-
bly, go to Brazil, and the Brooklyn to the
East Indies,
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The Tribune says that prisoners WI

The Tribune says that prisoners who
escaped from Salisbury prison nesi.y two
weeks after its correspondents, reports the
condition of officers there, instead of i'm
proving, as growing worse. They are un-
able to give the number of deaths, but
think if the mortality and interments at
this rate are as large in proportion as
when the correspondents escaped, the ser
vice must have lost up to the present date
at least 1000 soldiers.
The Tribune has extracts from Rich
mOnd papers of the oath. The Exam ins
says it is generally understood that an at
tack by Grant in this direction is sntici-
pated, and that everything has been put
in readiness for any attempt he makes
1t was thought that but for the heavy
rains on Thursdsy evening he would have
developed his intentions.
JOE JOHNSON.
The Dispateh says General Johnston, on
Wednesday, was ordered to report to gen.
ersl headquarters here 1t Is the general
opinion that he has been assigned to the
command of all the forces operating against
Sherman.
THE WILMINGTON COTTON.
The Raleigh Confederate says: We learn
that at least 700 bales of cotton are hid
in Wilmington waiting the advent of Ter
ry. If this be 50, we hope our authorities
there will ferret it out, and take care that
a disgrace similar to that which has befsl-
len Savannah does not happen in VIII
The Richmond Sentinel is very indig-
nant because the Senate refused to arm the
It says the Confederate army is
and pressed by the enemy,
who seek It's final destruction; that the
course of the Senators is injurious, il not
fatal, TO the Confsderacy.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-22

INDIAN SUANER--There can BE- no de-
NAL Of the fact that We are now enjoying
our annual Indian summer. Nothing can
exceed 10 beauty this late autUmnal weather
where the air is fresh, with just enough Of
frost about ii to give ruddiness to the cheek
and brilliancy to the eye. How brightly
the rays Of the sun pour down. People who
have achieved their breakfasts, proceed az
eording to the bias of their musical faneies,
either singing or whistling to business, as if
they had finally thrown off all trouble and
care. The very atmosphere has a silent
music in it, more exquisite than orchestral
strains, and few can resist its charms Such
days in our variable climate are more exhil-
Grating than the wines of Burgundy or Mo-
selle. And yet, though these delicious days
come, like an oasis IL the desert after the
late wretchcd weather, there is something
indescribable and iu the midst of all this
splendor and brightness, for Nature has now
done her best for u.s. We fancy to perceive
q parting salute in every beam of sunshine,
to hear a whispered farewell in every breath
of the wind. BY their own weight, the
last remaining red leaves have fallen from
the trees and shrubs; bare branches every
where meet the eye and appeal in mute elo-
quence to the heavens; the hoar frosts ccv-
er the sparse blades of grass in lawns, and
whiten the sidewalks during the morning
hours, as if they had been powdered like
our ancestors wigs. But though the
whole outward world betnkens the nearness
of that drear austerity which presages the
SHOWS of December, we will enjoy the pres
ent without anticipating the change. Suf-
ficient for the day is the evil thereof; SO let
us forget the long months which must pass
before winters winding sheet is once more
lifted from the corpse-like earth. and accept
thankfully what the gods have provided.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-22
The Lady's Friend.

The DECEMBER number Of this fayorite
magazine is superb one. The leading steel
engraving, in illustration of the text,
"Children's children are the crown of old
men,
And the glory of children are their fath'
ers."
Is one that will go home to many hearts, =
The engraved tittle-psge is truly beautiful
1T is gem of art. 1t represents The
Past and The Future-while, around,
'The little birds sing East, and the little
birds sing West s.,.-- t-
to use well-kuown line from Mrs. Brown
ing's beautiful Rhyme of the Duchess
May" The Double Colored Steel Fashion
Plate for this number will be pronounced by
the ladies superb, or else we are very
greatly mistaken, Then there are engrav-
ings of the new fashions in jackets, cloaks,
embroidery, coifures, bonnets, &C.. The
literary matter is excellent as usual-''On-
Iy a child" (rllustrated) by Miss Frost;
Over Sea-" by Florence PeceN "My
Courtship;" "My Beautiful Sister," by
Louise Chandler Moulton; Wrecked" by
Miss A L. Muzzey; "Mr Browns Boys, !"
by Frances Lee Changes iu the House
hold of Cecilia Bird, Spinster," by Mrs
Margaret Hosmer; "Glovanno Tosini," by
Miss Auber Forester; "Told by the Sun, !"
by Beatrice Colonna; New publications,
Receipts, the Fashions, &c. &c. making
altogether splendid number.
Price $2,5A year; 2 copies S4,oE s CO.
pies land one grat,s) $500. No,0i is The
time to get up Gibbs for 1866. Specimen
numbers for this purpose will be sentfor Is
cents. Fheeler G Wilson'S celebrated ,Se,o-
ing Machines are furaisheda as Premiums IN
certain cases. The Prospectus of this mag
aEinc for next year embodics a splendid list
of contributors. ........
Address Deacon & Peterson, 3l9 Walnut
Street, Philadelphia.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-22

MUCH NEEDED. During the past mouth
Cadiz might have been burnt down and to-
tally destroyed for the want of few hogs
heads Of water. Wells and Cisterns have
been dry, and if from any cause fire had
broken cut, who could have told the result.
Property holders should see to it that this
state offacts should not exist. Ifspouting
was put upon the. public buildings and a
large cstcrn built enough water could be
collected to answer good purpose in case
of hire. 4 little expenditure might save the
town from destruction.
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Iron City Commercial College.
NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE

NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE
$,Ss { ! :. ss,s=; ;Ss$'s;' ssS;;; < NJ. Principals
FIRST College building, cor. Penn ct st Clair.
Second {" odd Fellows Hal FIFTH st.
Third 4" q" Nos. 26 ond2S, 81. Clair st.
ArTfvuls for the eeek ending Nor. II, '65.
j. NJ. Nagraan, Jamest'n, Chaut. co. n. Y.
z. b. Sill, wilkins Allegheny CO., Pa.
A. McCandless, Pittsburgh, Pa.
S. A. Quinby, Sharon, Mercer CO., Pa.
J. B; Smith, n, Clinton, ALE ''gy CO., Pa !,
A. Succep, Pittsburgh, Pa.
q. w. Gibson, Maybe Furnace, Bt'r CO., P.
B. p. Coe, North Hope, Butler co., Pa.
j. W. Bailey, Un'vlle, Chester CO., Pa.
0. &, Hogue, W'st'n, Northumb, CO., Pa.
4, J. Ralston, Smithti d, Jefferson CO., o..
L. B. Hopkins, Yellow Sp gs, Green co. D.
&. b, Myers, Littletown, Adams CO., Pa.
G. Welhcrt, Littleston, Adams CO.. Pa.
w. S. Schwartz, Brn' vile, Iehigh CO., Pa.
j. McClurg, Manchester, Allegheny co. Pa.
w. j, Scully, Broadheld, - .
w. S. Sheraden, CHARTERS, .
I. r. Williams, Birmingham, +" .
j. X Patterson. w. Az ia, Wash 'nco. p.
W. w. Miller, Pittsburgh, Pa.
y, NJ. Scott, Fairyiew, Hancock CO., W. V.
j. NJ, Aber, South Salem Ross CO., ..
D. Mcbride, Pleasant Gap, Centre CO., Pa.
FL. Hedge Kent, Indiana CO., Pa.
For circulars or information concerning
the CollegN address =
JENKINS, SMITH 4 CowLEY,
Pittsburgh Pa
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-22

sEE- As the farncts are now gathering in
the abundant crop of com, we thought it
would not be amiss tell them whce they can
get No, Corn shelter. Harrison & Nc
kinnie, at the Post Office, Cadiz, have
Brandreth's Excelsior, which is considered
by good Judges, to be as good an article as
there is in the country. .".
While speaking of Harrison 4 McKin-
ME, We are reminded that they are constant
ly receiving new additions tn their stock of
Hardware. Call on them when in Cadis. -
They are as clever men as are in the State
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CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH co.

IL having como 70 our kn0wleigt that i'm
itations of the American Watch have been
nut upon the Inarke, in great number, cal
culated by their utter worthlincss TO injurO
the reputation of our genuine products, 10
protect our own interests and the public
from imposition, We again publish the trade
marks by which our Watches may invaria-
bly be known.
i've manufacture four styles Of Watches.
The First has the lame
"AMERICAN WATCH CO., Waltham,
Mass" engraved on the inside plate.
The Second has the name
"APPLETON, TRACY & Co, Waltham,
Mass :" engraved on the inside plate.
The Third has the mamie
"P, S. BARTLETT, Waltham, Mass"
engraved on the inside plate.
All the above styles have the name
American Watch Co., painted on the
dial, md Warranted in every respect.
The fourth has the name
"wM. ELLERY, Boston, Mass, )" cngra-
we'd on the inside plate, and is not named
on the dial.
All the above described Watches are made
of various sizes, and are sold in gold or sill
yer cases. as may be required.
1t is hardly possible for us TO accurately
describe the numerous limitations To which
We have alluded. They are usually insert
bed with NAMES 20 nearly approaching our
own as to escape the observation Of the un-
accustomed buyer. Some are represented
as made by the "Union Watch Co., of Bos-
ton, Mass. no such Gem. any existing
Some are named the SOLDIERS Watch" to
be sold as our Fourth or VIM. Ellery style,
usually known as the Soldiers Watch, p
others are named the Appleton Watch Co..
others the .'P. s. Bartley," instead of our
"P. ). Bartlett;" besides many varieties
named in such u manner as to convey the
idea that they are the veritable productions
of the American Watch Company.
We also caution the public, and particu-
larly soldiers, against buying certain arti-
cles CALLED Watches, so freely advertised
in illustrated papers as "Army Watches" T"
''oflicers' Watches" Magic Time 0bserv-
ers," "Arcana Watches" de-, the prices OF
which are stated to be from seven to sixteen
dollars A good Watch, in these times,
cannot be afforded for any such mony.
A little attention on the part of buyers
will protect them from gross imposition.
ROBBINS Il APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Co.,
Isl Broadway, New York.
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The Greatest victory Yet,

cOLORS STRUCK IN FIVE MINUTES.
The above heading of recent bulletin from
v~s TILE SEAT OF WAR f.t5
is In all respects applicable to the result OF
CitISTADoRO'S HAIR DYE
when brought in contact with hair of any
obnoxious tint. Five minutes removes the
undesirable color, replacing it with the rich
est black or brown. No stain is left on the
scalp, no damage done to the hair by this
fine emollient vegetable dye. Manufactured
by j. CRISTAD0Ro, No. 6, Astor House,
New York. Sold by Druggists. Applied
by oil Hair Dressefs>
Nov! d. 1867 lNtUN
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ssrauts Concert.

- Miss. Ssllie Raymond, the celebrated
blind Singer, and Prot. Mueller, performer
on the Violin and Either, will give a grand
Concert in the Presbyterian Church, Cadiz,
On, next. Thursday night. They come high
ly recommended by Rev. Brady, formerly
of Cadiz, and others. We bespeak for tl,c
public rich musical treat which Hcne SHOULD
miss. The generosity OF the people Of Ga
diz is noted and they should literally pat
rouiae this blind young lady who is thus en-
deavoring to earn livelihood.
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PREPARE FOR THE SEASON. The Holi-
days will soon be here and.peoplc will short
ly commence to ltok about them for suita-
bic presents for their friends. If you want
to buy at an establishment where you can
get at the lowest figures the best articles
going, our advice would be to goto Barretts,
opposite our office and secure the first choice
of goods. IF "Bush'' has not now what you
want, tell him, and he will have time to or
der it from the Fast.
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We hereby give notice that N. A. Hanna,
as the popular News Depot, near the Post
Office is now receiving the largest and best
selected stock Of goods ia his line ever ex.
hibited in the City of Cadix. We advise
everybody TO take look whether they wish
to purchase or not Neri is determined to
supply the wants of this market without re-
gard to expense. Advertisement next week
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nay Positively the last visit until Spring


Ia Any of our readers who make pur-
chases in our neighboring city Of Wheeling,
should remember that Thomas Hughes,
who has been in the Merchant Tailoring bu
siness for many years, carries on the best
establishment of the kind in the city. Mr..
Hughes is one of the best business men in
this whole section Of country, and we know
of no c}everer gentleman or better man to
deal with than Mr.. Hughes. The best ar.
ticle in the market can always be had at his
establishment at the lowest price. We es-
pecially rccomcnd Harrison County men to
call on him. He will suit you better
than at either Pittsburg or Steubenvlle. -
Give him trial. See his advertisement in
to-day's Sentinel
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ToftN GARNER, James Garner, Thorn
al IA Garner, Hugh Rose and Julia Ann
his wife, Elizabeth Rose, Andrew Peulson
and Susan his wife, Uriah Titus and Sarah
will take notice that Edward Garner has
ii led against them in the Court of Common
Pleas Of Harrison County, Ohio, his petit
ton for Partition, which is now pending,
demanding partition of the Southwest
quarter of Section 2S, In Township IL,
Range 9, iH the Steubenville Land District,
except the ten acres in the Southwest cor
ner thereof ROW owned by Benjamin Mc-
w EDWARD GARNER,
ny 8, b. SuerwEL his Atty
Nov. 8, lS65-6W.
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RgS~We return our thanks to Horace
Waters, No. '4Sl, Broadway, New York
dealer in Music and Musical instruments,
for the following pieces of sheet music Taey
are of the latest publications.:
"Our Soldiers Last March. intro
ducing the celebrated Peace Jubilee by
Mrs Parkhurst.
"'2}se FIRST Kiss at tie Gate, - (ballad),
words by T. Jol,asos, sslusic by -Agustas n
Greeley. ID
T. The Gen of The Mexasaias, ~ Mszur-
la, by Mrs. Park hurst
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THE GREATEST
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.

DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
E$ARMER5, families and others can pur-
u chase no REMEDY equal to DR.. Tobias
Venetian Imminent, for dysentery, collie,
Group, chronic rheumatisn, sore throats,
toothacke, sea sickness, cuts, bdrns, swell
ings, bruises, old sores, headache, mostiuito
bites, pains in the limbs, chest back, &C.
If 1t does not give relief the money will be
refunded. All that is asked is n trial, and
use 1t according to the directions.
DIR. .ToBlAs-3Dear sir;s have used your
Venetian LinimeMt In my family for NUM-
Der of years, and believe it to be tho best
article for what il is recommended that
have ever used. For sudden attack of Group
it is invaluable. have no hesitation in
recommending 1t for nll the usos IL processes
to cure. Iliavc sold it many years, and ii
gives entire satisfaction.
CHAS. IT. TRIMMER.
QUAKERTowN. N. j., May 8, 1858.
Price 40 and 80 cents. Sold by all drug
gists. Office, 56 Cortlandt Street, n. Y,
Not,. ~, 6j-lmos
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-22

HIaH MARRIAaE.--Love's silliucss took
a lofty fight last week, in New York. Mr..
Boynton, Of st. Louis, and Miss jenkins, Of
New York, assembled ina balloon to the
heaven Of matrimony, and after the adjust
lnent ofthe hymenial moose Ia mid-air came
the fall. They landed safely, and then com
menced to travel through the world In dou-
bic harness like other people. 1t is not un.
commonfcr people to marry high and live
low. sasS i.3i ilJ 4
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-22
AGENTS WANTED.
A DAY EASY MADE Al

SiU n bhA hhoi MAIN SlU
BY selling EngrAvings, Card Photographs
and Stationery. Our Stationery Packets
Paper, Envelopes, Psfcii, Pens, tSe., and
Jewehyl dollar ut retail. Price only
so Cents We will send Agents 100 STA
TtoNBRY PACKAGES and u SILVER WATCH
for ei7, We also publish splendid Steel En-
cravings and Portraits, Lithograph Prints,
&c, very popular and saleable. Will send
fine assortment OF 100 for $500 THAT
WILL REALIZE 800, or $40 lot that will sell
for $50 or over. viii send a sample lot for
So that will sell for SIS.
Send stamp. for Catalogue, Terms, &c.
HASKINS Il CO., 81 Beekman st. \. Y.
Nov. 22, 1885,
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WOOAen Factory,

Some enterprising gentlemen, mostly
from the country, have in contemplation the
erection of large Woolcn Factory in the
neighborhood of Cadiz. This would be a
profitable investment Of their money, and
would materially help and improve this vi
cinity. 1t is som thing that has long been
needed, and we hope the thing will be Ger.
taiuty.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-22

Hsg- Those who wish to take paper that
gives them all the County news will send for
the Sentinel. The nights are long now, and
all win have ample time for reading. En-.
close $3.50, give name and address, in an
envelope addressed to the editor, and you
will in return receive the paper for one year
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-22
A RIDDLE.


A RIDDLE ---rs.
God tiaIia Adam ont Of dust, ..
But thought Il hest 70 make ME first;
So was made before the man,
To answer Gods most holy plan.
NY body he did make complete,
But without arms, or legs, or feet;
NV ways and actions did control,
And I was made without n soul!
A living being became,
And Adam gave 70 the my names
Then from his presence withdrew,
Nor moro of Adam ever knewl
did my Makers laws obey,
From them never weut astrAy;
Thousands of miles run IN fear,
But seldom on the earth appear;
But God in me did something soc,
And pitt a living soul in mel
A soul of me INV God did claim,
And took from me that soul again;
And when from me that soul was fled,
was the same Us when first made;
And without hands, or feet er soul,
travel now from pole 10 pOlel
labor hard both day and night;
To fallen man give great light.
Thousands Of people, young and old,
Do through my death great light behold
Fo fear of death ere troubles me,
For happiness / cannot seei
To heaven above | ne'er shall go,
Nor to the grave, nor hell below!
The Scriptures Icannot believe
II right or wrong can't conceivei
Althu' therein my name Is found,
They are to me IAN empty sound.
Now children, when these lines you read
Go search the scriptures with all speed,
And If my name you don't find there,
III think 1t strange, 1 do declare.
oen IT, Tbw;po pext Monday and Tues
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Order tor Muster ONT.

The following regiments of Ohio Volun-
teer Infantry, now in Texas, have been or
dered BY the Secretary Of War to be forth
with mustered out of the Service--the 18th,
18th, 4lst, Gath, 65th, and list. M ,..s ,.'' -.
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rsa- Henry Holmes, who, killed John NJ.
Hanson, near Station Is, last May, was
tried for his off, nse at the recent term Of
the Common Pleas Court Of Tuscarawas
county, found guilty of Manslaughter, and
sentenced to one years confinement in the
Penitentiary.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-22

EAWe are informed that there is a
panther" excitement in some portions of
neighboring county of Jefferson. Several
suspicious ''growls' have been heard ia
the neighborhood of Smithfield.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-22

DS~The seventh anniversary of the Di-
daskalon Literary Association will be held
in the McNeely Normal School Hall, Fri
day Evening, Nov. oath, 1865.
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Real Solid Insurance
Is 3E1TER THAN AN
OLE WE'LL.
The genuine article supplied by
T.. L. SHEPPARD, Agent
Catliz, March Is. 1865
Carriers Address.

Our Carrier offers the Sentinel for one
year, free, to the person who will write him
a good Address for New Years morning
Let the poets sharpen their pencils. 1t must
bs handed in by the 10th Of next month.
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rra Sp,;Iv Sharon. near our Office.

rsa-Sn,ily Sharon, near our Office is now
resolving the best Oysters escr in this mar
ket. Everybody should Indulge in some
of the delicious bivalves, as they are heal
thy, end as cheap rs anything else in use
Gall in when in town, and, after trying, our
void for it, you will ''call often
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-22

sHWm. p. Phillips & Co., on Main
Street, are selling Boots and Shoes at re-
duced prices. This is quite consideration
in these H'high'' times of which the public
should take advantage BY calling.