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1seIlS LnNsaBO FSOI ON
4 1914 l---SHAWL EXHIBITION,
n. E. COR EIGHTH AND SPRING GARDEN SITS
are prepared TO show one OF the very finest stocks
OF shaws IN this city. OF every grade,
FROM $3.50 UP TO $50,
Most of which are auction purchases and are under
res ular prices Weinvite an examination.
Long and SQua Paisley shawls.
Long and SQUARE BrOche ShaWB.
Long and Square Black Th1bet Shawls.
Long and sauSre Blanket ehawls
stella Shaws, Breakfast shewls, etc etc
WeHould also invvit,,S attention 10 opf
BLANKETS.
FxceIlapt An wool Blankets tor %. tlO 3m
Finer Qualities at 81 % $9 Sl0 Sn, sl2 and SlL
All II oos sUch %5O sS to buy cheap OF
JOSEPH III. THORNLEY,
n. E. COR. EIGHTH AND SPRING GARDEN
IN sIMP So IS S o M
i No ea0 PINE STREET, 924
Dealers In linens W hIte and Dress Goods Embroi-
deTies Hosiery, Gloves Corsets Handkerchies Plain
Combs Plain and Fancy Soaps Perlumery, Imported
and Domestic, Puns and Pun Boxes, and an endless
Always S oS on Ssnd complete stock Of Ladies' Gents
enS c6isens seS snd WOOL ANU
Glib CTaoIe and Bed Blankets -,
Marseilles AllendAle, Lancaster no Honey COMB
Table Linens, Napkins. Towels. Plain and Colored
BOrdered, German Roll. RnssiS ana American crash
BaiIadyale, welsh, and Shaker Fannels In all grades.
A tniI line nj Nnrsery Diapers of all widths at
II. SIMPSONS SONS,
96 N 8. s22 aud ~ PINE Street
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Curious Effects of the Electrical COndi-
tion of the Atmosphere
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Bright, Ireland, and Fenianism.

From the Tribune.
Ireland has not wanted men among her own
sons to yindicate her claims to justice at the
hands Of the British Government and people.
Those acquainted with her history will readily
call to mind the names of Irshmen distinguished
by all that is lofty and sefsacriacing in patriot
ism, all that is commanding in intellect and
powerful in eloquence, who devoted themselves
some even unto death-to the cause of their
country's freedom and happiness. And not in
vain. 1t would appear, did the workers labor
and The eloquent orators denounce oppression
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morning one lot of good quality aII-wool Blankets
ioT per pair at so5 pair these naye been been
selling at $3.50 by the case) do, large eze az SI0O
per PAIR; lot at $40 per Oa; these are the same we
sold last year TOR over $50 per pair SrD kets
OOlOred Blanketsi Ironing Blankets VS. ASK an espe-
cia exam nation Of tins set OF BIanx9 as We believe
them below competition and ABOUT as oW as they
were before the war we also says buy your Blankets
at once ss they Will surely be higher -
~ N' $3.50 - '"N' " Rp. &w; II. PEEEELEs &
1927 No. 1921 MARK TT street,
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FAIRIES & w A r. N & r,
No. 229 North NINTH Street.
ABOVE RACE,

VIII open to-day
One bale all-wool Flannel &c.,, worth BIC.
FLANNELS.
Atwood, 81 33, 37t 45, and 47c Cotton and " oo
3lc. up; double width all-wool Shifting Flanaels
S140 Cotton and w oOl ShirtinPs, Plain and Twilled
Red and Grey Flannels Fancy Sacque Flannels etc
CANTON FLANNELS.
Cheapest and best in the city J unbleached Canton
Flannel, %, 25 2S, 81 379c white do 25 28 3D. 3d.
and 45c.
BLANKETS.
Several lots, just received from auction, a-wOO
Blankets, $3.50, So So 70, ST. $3.50 So 5O ETC. ETC.
MUSLlNS.
Full assortment of all the different makes, bleached
and unbleached iron zoe up; PIlow-case Muslin,
$780,, &C.
BALMORALS.
Cheapest yet Misses BalmoTals 81 TO- 81 25, $145,
Sl65; LADIES' do, 81 S7s, 81 rs, S1s5, and So.
MERINO GOODS.
Very large assortment of Misses, Boys Ladies',
and Gents Merino Under-gaTments Ladies' Merino
Vests, s1.25, 81 65 81 62l, etc.
GLOVES.
Several choice lots, jnst received In Ladies, spd
Misses Cloth Gloves Bargains in Ladies' and Gents,
Fleecy lined Silk Gloves.
FANCY GOODS.
From late Auction sales-Wax Dolls moving ewes
and natural hair, S7a. so, 62tc 81, So S2 $3.50.
Portemonnaies,l Retcules, Ash Stands, Penknves,
etc. etc.
FAIRIES Il WARNER,
929Sl No 229 North NINTH Street above Race
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
e~SSg- OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL
S1S AND NAVIGATION COMPANY


The Stockboders of this ompsny hereby notified
that the board OF Managers have determined to low
TO all persons who shall appear Stockho deIs the
Books of the Company on the 8th OF September next,
alter the closing transfers. at p NJ OF tina. day the
priyiege OF subscribing Tor new STOCK at par, to the
extent oil one share of stock every 1ye shares
then standing in Their Each shareholder entitled
to traction part of share shall have the privilege OF
subscribing a ful share
he subscription books will open on MONDAY, Sep
at 3 7. M.
Payment will be considered due June l, 1867, but
nstsln ent OF 20 cent ten dollars SHARE must
be paid at he time OF subscribing 1he balance NAV be
paid time to time at the option OF the subscribers
beiore the lst OF November, 1867. on all payments,
including the aforesaid instamen made before the st
June 1861 discount will be allowed the rate of
per cent per annum ano on payme ade between
tn at date and the ls OF November 1857 interest Will be
charged ut the same rate. -. x,---.-..
All net paid up in full by the LIST OF November,
tcates Tor the stock will not be issued until ate
June 1861 and said stock, II paid up in tul will be
lit ed TO the November div deud OF 1861 but TO earlier
dividend SOLOMON SHEPHERD,
30 Treasurer
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT TOPICS.

COMPLIED EVERY DAY FOR rvBpwo TELEGRAPH
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PETITION FOR PARTlTT0N

John Henry slioll Emeline schoenfeld at8i Htury
rehnrnitld ra- Andrew 1asr ellils AhLiitll ~. .t,
inyer, Samuel Nitnyrr liarrier Run6ere, y
thas l3nphergtEt and Mary Catharpe she'll. tI
Nupt tiot ourt OF Montgumcry Co, o. Case 3ifl,
4 NpREW lAss SHELL Matilda NitinVgI
samuel Niilaycr Harriet laumherRer tlIa-
Numhtrger anu Mar shell VIII take ugLif,.
tiai pptitiau hlcd ag.siTst them on me 1fii
day o september 1856. in thp superior Court al
Montgomery county. Ohio. .hr Johs: fi,nr, Sbef
Emulinc rrhuunfeld and Hcurv Schngntrid and II
nov penullW- hefctu thes demand partition OF
ma iouoWinr ntal cstatc tu-Nit. sitnau IN tho
county pt montgomery and state of Ohio an tbal
ccrthn tract or parcel oil land living la the tow
ol lialnietirg. in the oouhty OF Al1htgnmnrv ana
,lue oi uhins to-Wit hoiug ln-l0t ) A0 81 ON jacob
kcrrhNfr plat Of said TOW d.
Of fad town.
liso. the following; Reing part Of the south
haN 81 fecpon No. 70 town 4. range o. M A 81
heEinnlhg at astakc on the north houndArv 0i
sN'0 hati scctipni thonee 4Sa degrees ga lolcs
70 2 ftakt thehcc pAil dCgrCcs e ~ poles ~ "a
'tenti thcncc Hli( degrees iia poles along Tho
piss 70 ue plaee oi beginning, contaipins ten
Alf1 thp following. iIp section ag town I iy,n s,.
OF out.lQts vhlch rs rccouicd in Plat HOOK "a ID
page lb3 OF Montgomery tounty Kccopls. CON
9lNllik uFe aeftei more on less f'f ff ~H-'
AhN thNt at Inc next tom Of said Court aftor
mrti GAYS nun The date nf the hrsf pubchtia tian ~
Wi. h"gce, me sad Juhu hrury She'll Emellusf
9choenlrd 1nd Henry Schocnfpld Wlfl appfy tlr
ahMHef 'hht partition may htlnudc OF shlh ldpul-
lses hcconqipEl!, JOIN HENRY siiElIa
EMElINE sCHOENFEIn
heARN SCHoENFELR
A'A~ 0-A'' N''ora'| se2TNS D
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sHlsRIFF'S SALE


Julia Metherd, ~ Samuel r. Medief et N sn.
! Rrrior Court OF montgomery County. Ohio. Las,
lDURsUANT 10 an order OF sale issued Nv tbb
Il superior Court within and Tor. the G0unty OF
a. public slle al the door OF the Oourt Hoosel iu
The SHY OF Dayton, ON
saturday, he 23d dag oJ Daocm5cr 1850
Between the hours OF two and four o.cio.E A.. a
the follow nle described real estate town, l. ~
situate iu the county of Montgomery, aud 80 itp
of oaiu. bring part ofthe ~ tfnattef Of sefifbt
eighteen, rs town two ,2) range six lg} M h.
hnoWnas the 6ebhuTi farm, Boundaria, uf the
east part, beginning az The northeast guiuerof the
quUcr 20 2 sionc. thenco south degrvr NJ iy9l
cieitS, thenco south 6s Gegruus 80 unutcs Il t8 BD
chains thonen north degree $50 chaint thents,
north Si3s degrees " 7,5S chains thcnce north 10
dggreu~4 chnius io The ccurcruf road: tbputp .a-t
along rpnd 30. chains thence u / degree li ts
chAlis 20 section Inc; thence along section i,r
u degrees 90 minutes lhht chains tn tho slat,,
OIL gesigning epuWinils 4s ss iuO acres. Boiludn-
the Gehlarr farm; thuuco north ] q, lyfv, Z Il 30
chnins 70 the ccnirr OF tie roud; thence south ~
drgIecs 5ll chains; thsnce ! degns, ,y " a.
CHAINS thcnOes bp degrees iOminutes " 20 tllalu7
tn me place ufhc ginning. containing ~ sstJJAcrt-
-1t tNso tructsof land contdinink % GtliOg aefl4
premises ale been appraised At STATS -iiyn dollar.
uyf acre and cannot stli for less dian two tfi ~
OF tile hlipi'aisinent NJ
,ntd farm is known ,ak the AiEpIER farm ana
Is under good cultivation aud has good ,s5rn orib
lud other inploFg gincnts thereon. aud good timber
lHnt Terms OF sale-tash ou day OF Sale
-. q. II. DAVIDSON. sheriH.
ApAh CLAY, Atty.
NOV. i1, fs65-Agtt
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Il. A. BEAUREPAWE, NJ. u
G.. y. DUJARDIN, NJ. ID.
JEAN DE LEUCHRE, NJ. ID.
70 Garanciere & Dupont,
NO. 2ti, Rue Lombard. Paris.

SedeRtdrY and SHdioUs Occupations, Griefs.
A1Hiefios or whatever tends TO impair the Vitai
AefoR of the Brdta, Heart or Acrcous Syste7, fro
luently lead TO tho most DistfeSsily and EaibaT-
dciaS, CyeTRymeR and LdWyers, therefore who arc
especially liable TO these Weaknesses should re-
PILLS
FL, 4 Pamphlet containing fun particulars, with
directions ana Advice, printed In French Ger
man, spanish and English, accompanies each box,
aad viii be sent by mad, free of cost TO any one
,-lo VIII write for il. sIF |
Atce - per BOx. or SIX BOxes for SIS
'olu Ds an the principal Druggists or viii he
sont ~ mali secHre'Y 6olied fOm all Obserrat ion,
fh feceip. or the specihed price by any authorized
Jgcntt or by me sole General gents for America,
OSCAR q. MOSES 81 Co, 21 Cortlandt street. New
l9rk; authorized agent for Dayton ~ w.
SEE " AhcH-all orders by mail promptly at-
tended TO. oc5iawenwfv.s
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ID. FIErNz SS BRO.
NO.2sI Third street,
Dust east on JcIersonl
DAYTON, OnELo

TANUFACruRER and Wholesale and Retail
vi dealers In Fine aud Assorted Candies Hand!
some candy Ornaments, the most hcautiiUl Christ
mas dlit Goods all manner OF imitation, In Wax,
Toys, Nc anti everything desirable for Holiday
Presents.
HenzS Rro., particularly invite denler. and the
public 70 call az their mnnuaetOry, 2st Third st.,
north side' iust easi oi Jefferson. Call and exam
inc their plenfid goods noiBdGw
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Removal.

NEFF& 4 BENNETT Manufacturers and Whole.
~ sale and Retail dealers in stoves HOLLOW
Ware &c. have removed their SaicsroUm rrout 2l0
Third street, 60 the rooms formerly occupied hy
brown Irwin, on the corner of First street aud
the Canal, where they win be pleased 90 zee their
frend5 and all who may De nNHnt % drSt-rlass
cooking and Heating stoves
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DIssoLuTloN oF rARrNERsHIr.

nUTOIT a EfCKMhNN have dissolved thnir
IL partnership, ConTad EiOkmann hAviutf ttl rod.
The business ~ heretofore viii be continued hy
Eugene Dntoit, who viii settle an accounts due
and sgaiast the hrn. DUroIT ElCKNANN,
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la0IIhT TIAH0HIn

,l.tattIv rlat..I e- 90
IT'S most delightful Han Dressing. >s4rt
u eradicatcs scurf and dandrua.
1t Keeps 'hp head cool and clean
IL makes the halr rich, loft and glossy
1t prevents hair turning gray and falling OF.
1t restores hair upon pIemahreiy bald heads. q
fhi j. lass Ehat Lyon 's1ththiaron wilIdo. IT,,
pretty isrheap- durable IT'S literally sold b,
the carload, and yet its alino.t Incredible demand
is daii5 Increasing untutllere Is hardly u country
sore tiat does not Keep Il, or pnniiy that docso
use it, III THoMAsLYoN, E,hemlst y. \.
"a ,Fi't9gFD 9aftng Watcr, SOLD. .lbyg al
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rEHE o-paringrhp here .uloIc existing uudcr
4 tie style and hrm name 0t NeN Bcnupl Co .
was dissolved on the lOth INST. NCf Irnnct hav.
ing purchased the interest OF Mr Erls. Either
partner wii use the name of the arm In liquida-
ton HENRI NEFf.
.'.H MILTON BENNET
lyildawf MARCUS EEfLS
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AQUA DE MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight superior 10 any Cologne. used
tobathc tho face and person, to render the skin
soft and fresh to allay inflammation. to perfume
clothing, for headache, So II Is manufactured
from the rich Southern Magnolia and g obtain
Ing patronage quite unprecedented Il isa fu-
vorite With actrsses hnd opera singers II is
soldbY an dealers at siOoin largo bottles hnd by
pnAs BARNES Il Goa, New Norls Wholesale
Agents. .., 1 d. ........, Ia
saratoga spring water, sold by All
Druggists 'i'
....L
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CAR1l.

TUE undersigned would respectfully inform The
Il cltlEons OF Dayton ana vicinity that be " ill de-
vote his time To the collection, for any one who
may need his services, with prDinntues OF aIl
money collected by him, aud socmity for the
amount Of bills put IN his hauds. Being cquaintcd
with the land marks OF Montgomery County those
Mho nave standing Bills would do wen 20 finpluy
him With the assurance thatovory dollar lctte
Will bo promptly returned. Address Look iibN gI
Dayton, ONO, ana the atitircss viii De promptly
attended 90 no23dlui co. BRLENE.
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Whe would moi be beaaiiiuY who wunid moi
ado 6" thcir bcautyr What gives thatmaIl,le pur
lty ana 3tsfhgHo appearance We observe upon ia,
siage and hl the city heller II is no longer a se
cret, They use Hagan's Magnolia Balm. its con.
tuurl uso lUnotes tan, neckis,, pimples aud
rougimes7, from lheface lnd hands, ana lcnYss the
complexion smooth, transparent, bloomine aud
rayishing. Uniike naAy cosmetics, it contains nc
material injurious totheslIm Any Druggist will
order IL for YOU, IL noton hand 80 cts per bottle
w. T. HAGAN, Troy, y, T., Chemist.
DEMAs BARNES & CO.,
Wholesale Agents II. Y.
Saratoga spring water, sold by all
pru8gists
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letter os Iiecommenaaiion.


GENTLEMEN we have used the SPECIFIC
PILLS made from Df DELAMARRE's PREsCRfP-
rloN durinR several years past, in.ourprivate and
public practice. and have found them most euer-
Peuc and eheient licnedy IN cases Of Spermator-
fTenI0tnre Emissions sexual Weakness or In
pofncy; special arrangements of the Nervous Sys-
tenn " eaknessus arising from Secret Habits and
sexual ENcesses Reir.0dtioa of the Genital Or
gans; weak -plne; Affections Of the Eyes A." Limc''
or Brick Dust" DepOs Is in the Urine "lIilkv''
Discharges PJlenCss of the Skin. with sunken
checks and lilo0dcs- Lips: "Pinthed" Features
Irregular action Of the Hedrt, and mall the CHASTITY
Grain OF symptoms arising from Over-use abuses
or loss, FROM amy cause, of the Nervous Force
We earnestly advise the Profession and all pef-
sons suffering from any Sympfomdfic or organic
JFectioRa OF the GEStrO- URINARY SYSTEMS. 10 use
.hese Ills. with high respect, we are yours most
sincerely.
4. BEAuREPAmE, NJ. n
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Medita1.
Life Health Strength.
Life Health Strength.
life Healtll-S Strength
DIR. JUAN DELAM MNRT} le'..s
Specific PITTS

Are prepared by the Mcssieurs q AnANcrEEr E 'Dr
FONT, PharmaeeutiSts No. 2t4 Rue Lombard
Paris from the Prescription of DIR JUAN DELA
MARIE thiset Physician to the Hospital II Nort
on Lartboscre. e.
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slatsIs and sal8ans. ".L
y q "a N - "a q U 81 "a

L HIS HOTEL. HAS RECENTLY BEEN
opened, and y prepared to accommodate trHyciCrs
m2j-dim l.fIInt....
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16

That portion of the 18th Ohio Volunteer
Cavalry, stationed at Omaha, Nebraska,
have been mustered out of the service -
The following are those from Harrison coun
ty. j. M. Garrett, +. A. Bostwick, John
Granville, George Mercer, James Thomp-
son, J. S. Kerr, e. z. Ourant,1 Askern,
A. Monroe, S. Henderson, F. 0. Holiday,
+. Mehannah. r. Fryer and j. Long
Most of them have arrived at their homes,
and are being feted by their friends. We
were glad to take by the hand those with
whom we are acquainted
We are informed by a note from our old
friend Robert Fryer that the rest Of the
boys who have been stationed farther West
will start for the States about the middle Of
the present month, and will be home some
time 10 june.
We would like to see q reception for the
Rocky Mountain boys who have for the
past three years endured the privations and
hardships Of the western service. W.
gladly welcome them back to their homes,
and have the great satisfaction Of inform
ing the friends that during the three years
service none Of the boys from this county
Aavs died, .asds they will return with ranks
xJ,JrsN4 -
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= TIRE. THOUSAND CoNoERTs.-M Mr..
Gottschalk has given during the last ten
years more than three thousand concerts
at which he has always used the ChickeripR
Pianos. How they have stood and satisfied
him, is expressed in the following quota
don from q recent letter Of his:-"1n a
period Of eleven hundred concerts | have
never broken a string, although my Pianos,
from constant change of locality, are expos
cd to oil the wear of transportation, and oft
TO the inclemeney Of the weather. The
mechanism of the Chickering Pianos is SO
simple as to secure them against any de-
rangement Of the ac'ion.'-Mr. Cots
chalk also says that he considers them "Sa.
peior to any in the soorld," and tas decided
to use no other than the Chickering during
his tour through California and Mexico, and
his contemplated journey to Europe. See
advertisement in another column.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16

ssa-Owing to the throng time with the
farmers, the Central Committee of the
County thought it not advisable to hold a
county meeting to elect Delegates, to the
Democratic State Convention. 1t is
hoped every Democrat in the County who
can will attend. The Convention will be
n rouser, and none should miss it.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16

SeS~See Statement Of International In
surance Company in another colmun. This
is one OF the best companies now doing
business as the figures in the statement will
show. Insure your property in time, and
be prepared for that which may happen al
any time. Call on or send to Mr.. Ralston,
the gentlemanly agent, and take out Q
-ol;nu
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16

Delegates from Harrison County
to the Democratic state Con-
YentiOn.
Asa meeting of the Democratic Central
Committee Of Harrison County, held at the
Sentinel Office, Cadiz, on the l4th inst, the
following Delegates were appointed to the
Democratic State Convention at Columbus,
May oath, 1866:
N. A. Hanna, A. Jul. Schriber, j. NJ
Estep. James Cady, Philip Donahue, Asa
Holmes, VIM. Kidwell, Henry Boyles, J.
q. Jamison and w. Fl. Arnold.
On motion it was resolved that every Dem
cesat in the county be appointed alternate
slegates-
JIM. ESTEP, Chairman.
N. ARNOLD, Secretary.
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By an advertisement in another column
II will be seen that the First National Bank
Of Cadix is paying a semi-annual dividend
Of Eve per cent. Under the judiclous man
agement Of its excellent officers this instita-
ton richly repays its stock holders.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16

STABBING AFFRAY. On last Tuesday,
at the Cadiz Junction, a party ofthree men.
slightly intoxicated, had a free fight. Be
fore the matter ended one of the party. was
stabbed four or FIVE times; his wounds how
ever, are not considered dangerous. The
combatants were brought before Esq. Fore
man, and held to bail in the sun Of $500
each. Republican, 9th inst
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16

n@-we return our thanks t. Workman
& Upton for a bottle Of pure Native Wine.
After tasting, we would pronounce a No. ]
~art,ala
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16

"yssnM essrs George & Brotherhave bought
about $4,000 lbs of old wool during the past
week at prices ranging from 50 to Sc cts.
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II. ARNOLD, Secretary.

g.pt;v the advertisement Of A. N.
I'D, Lumber Merchant, in another col
umn. Mr.. Sheriff is a good business man.
aud will constantly keep a good assortment
Il Lumber at fair prices.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16

ENIGMAs.
pa-see Brilles' new Advertisement.

a.For choicest and purest drugs in the
market go to Workman & Upton. Largest
and best stock ever brought to Cadiz, and
clever men to deal with.
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More R0bberAeB

Esveral bold robberies have been com
mitted recently in the ~neighborhood Of
Adena, Jefferson county. Men walked
boldly into private residences and robbed
and plundered the inmates. We are glad
10 learn that most of the gang lave beeh
caught.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16

THE Presbyterian congregation at St.
Clairsville have called Rev. ]. r. Hamilton
to the pastorate of that church, and have
fixed his salary at $1,000.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16

res-A voter deficient in personal attrac-
tions said to Sheridan: II mean to with
draw my countenance from you" MANY
thanks for the favor" replied the candidate,
''for it is the ugliest mug | ever saw in my
life"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16

Mr.. JOSEPH Mcconnell. ane Others, at
Chillicoths, have purchased sos, 600 worth
of -four, at $40, so per barrel. So we learn
from the Advertiser.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16
PITTSBURG AGENCY
FOR
(HNKERING and sons PIANOS
Established in 1881, by J. H. Mcllcr.)

(ESta bllShed In 1851, Dy y. II. Mollcr.)
IMPORTANT TO PURCHASERS.
VTyHE subscriber 10 the exclusive whole
sale agent for the Chickering Pianos,
for Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and
West Virginia, all other agencies in this To-
cality being supplied by him. Special ar
rangement enables him to sell at exactly
the same price as charged at the Factory in
Boston, thus saving freight, insurance and
risk Of transportation to purchasers resid-
ing in or west of this city.
The subscriber gives particular attention
to the selection Of his stock, visiting the
Factory nearly every month for this pur-
pose; his experience in the business, musi-
cal skill, and practical knowledge of the
manufacture Of Pianos, enables him to Sc
lect the very best Instruments that MessrB.
Chickering produce.
Every Instrument warranted for Five
Years.
| BY the manufacturer and subscriber. Per.
sons at q distance desiring further informa.
| ton should address the subscriber who will
| be happy to send them post paid drawings
| OF the various styles Of Pianos, prices, DO.
Old Pianos taken In exchange.
CHARLES @ MELLER,
| al Wood st., Between 4th ST., and Diamond
May 10, isSe-imoe 4