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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

Tue sentiment expressed by Mayor Hoff.
man, Governor elect of New York, are gen.
orally accepted by the Democratic party:
let the people everywhere for awhile lay
aside all bitterness and strife. We need
peace, harmony, nnicn and rest, and not
continued struggle ara aiscord. Let us
strive TO build ur, anl not destroy The
mass of the people seek only the good Of
the country, that they may have rest after
great struggle. The National fntelli-
gencer says the Democratic party, we
need not say. is quite free to treat the new
President according to his acts, to sustain
him in wise and conciliatory policy; and
we are sure, from aba 1dant testimony that
it will judge him with candor and Hbersiity.
Deaiing with the new ADMINISTRATION in this
spirit, both their friendship and opposition,
as either may becsme necessary, wifi have a
double force" The n y. Gazette says
lit is important that every attempt to press
further demands upon States which have
been restored to the Union be promptly and
firmly discouraged" If both parties will
stick to these grounds we may hope for bet
ter times. Boston Iost.
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sUBSCRIPTIONS.-1S69.


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Tentperanee Lecture.

DR.. Charles Jewett, of Connecticut, will
,ecture on the subject of Temperance, at
thc lst Presbyterian church, Cadiz, on
uext Monday evening, November 23rd,
DR.. Jewett is considered by many as one
If the very best lecturers in the country upon
he subject of Temperance. 1t is great
pleasure 70 listen to good lecture upon
any subject, but the subject Of Temperance
forces itself upon the attention of all, and
possesses an interest which can be ielt upon
but few topics.
Let there he general attendance.
lodges of Good Templars in the county are
invited, and q full turn out is expected.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

PROPER CREDIT. noticing our new
Union School building n few weeks since,
we neglected to notice that the carpenter
work was done under the supervision Of
those excellent workmen, and clever gentle
men, n. NJ. BRYAN & Bro. The carpen-
ter work on the School-house is Of the very
best-a credit to the building and to the
intelligent skill Of both workmen and over
seer 1t will compare in this respect with
any building in Eastern Ohio. If there be
any Of our readers contem plating the cree
zion Of building, either for dwelling Or
other purposes they would do well to Sub.
nit or receive propositions from workmeu
of skill, like the firm OF Bryan g. Bro.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

lT is estimated that about 500, ,Oc00 900
lead pencils are used every year In Ger
many, where the pencil trade is most -four
ishing. there are several manufactures, the
largest OF which is at Stein, kept hy the
Faher Brothers. 1t is n family business
with them, their father and grandfather be-
ing engaged in it before them, and has been
carried on until the name Of Faber, as a
pencil maker is renowned. There are sew
eral manufactures in this Country, where
nearly all the work is done by machinery;
but in Germany the pencils are mostly
made by hand.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

PErTENaILL, BATES & Co., of New
York, proposes to establish new rural and
family weekly paper, TO be called the Hearth
and Homie, the first number to be issued in
January. 1t will be devoted ito all that
pertains to country life in Its broadest
sense" Donald q. Mitchell-"Ik Mars
ver'--is to be editor-in-chief, assisted by
the best newspaper talent in the Market
We have no doubt the Hearth and Home
will be an entire success. The publishers
are already we'll and favorably known
to the newspaper world as among the bes
and most reliable advertising agents in the
country.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

For SALE.--The dwelling formerly owhed
by Samuel Slemmotis, deceased, Is Tor sale
at bargain, 1t Is located In the central
part Of the town, is commodiohs, having
thirteen good rooms, and everything is ih
good repair. Apply soon, to NJ. j. Brown,
at the Harrison National Bank.
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"UnqucstiOn nably the be 1T Sustain!
ed w 8rk OF the kind ;n the
W3rld.''
til RP RS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,

tfHtEHt NOttCeS OF me ffeeS.
The most popular Monthly in the world.
New York Observer.
We must refer in terms of er,logV to the
high tone and varied exceleh'6s Of Har-
pefs Magazne-a jdlirn, with a monthly
circulation Of abodt 10000 copies-in
whose pages are to be found some Of the
choicest light and general reading Of the
day. We speak of this work as an evi
dehce Of the culture 6f the American Peo-
pie; and the popularity it has acquired is
merited. Bach number contains fully 144
pages of reading matter, appropriately il
Illustrated with good od-Guts; and it conf
bines in itself the racy monthly and the
more philosophical Quarterly, blended with
the best features of the daily journal. 1t
has great power in the dissemination of d
love of pure Observation-Disclosures Guide to
American Literature, London,
We con account for its success only by
the simple fact that it meets precisely the
popular taste, furnishing a variety OF pleas-
ing and instructive reading for all.-hion's 8
| Herald. Boston.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

H@ For fear our neighbor might forget
it, we will say that the scnrriest trick ever
played IN this county, was the one which
was consummated the night before the o..
tober election. We don't wish Bingh am
or hiia to forget it, We thus ''stir up their
pure minds by way Of remembrance.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

na.J. i}rilles is selling CLOTHING at
Wholesale PRICES Sncl an opportunity to
purches fine end wcll-made Clothing has
never be offered to the people of Cadiz and
vicinity. A glance at our stock and figures
will convince all that our prices are really
25 per cent lower than any other in this
section possibly offers. We Want to reach
the people-the poor as well as the rich.
Our stock is now large apd complete, and
an early call will secure the first choice.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

hI>GooD PREACHING. Rev. John B..
Clark, of Pittsburgh, preached at the Unit
ed Presbyterian Church on last Sunday
evening. It is seldom we have heard a
sermon so full ol practical Christianity com
bined with such iervid eloquence as the dis
course 30 which we listened.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

WINTER The sharp frosts, the chilling
winds, the falling leaves, all indicate that
winter is here. Are you prepared for it? or
have you purchased your winter clothing? II
not, 90 to j.. Brilles' and examine his stock.
He can fit you out at prizes defying COM
petition.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18
GREAT AUCTION SALE.

SAMUEL TIMMoNs, will offer Mt Auction,
on nert Saturday. the 2lst inst, his entire
stock Of Saddles, Brides, Harness, Whips,
Saddler's Hardware, and everything in lis
shop, except workman's tools. A great
chance for bargains. Sale to continue from
day to day till all is sold.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

Those who Rad the premium list last
week, no doubt took notice to the fact that
he Weed Sewing Machinr took the first
premium. 1t is the simplest constructed
machine we have seen, and less liable to
..:t ont of order. John Conwellis is gent
.vr this county
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Death OF Ex-Governor Tod.

CLEVELAND, O., NovethbeF 49, 1868.
Ex-Governor Tod died very suddenly at
eight o'clock this morning, at his residence
in Youngs town, Ohio, of heart disease. He
had got ready to come to Cleveland, when
suddenly feeling i'll, in the act of leaving
the house, he returned, laid down upon his
bed, and in a few minutes afterwatd was a
corpse. His age was between 90 and 70
years.
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EJteEpaispn!

All persons indebted to the undnrsig gncd
by note or otherwise are hereby notified to
call at onee and settle the same or | shall
be compelled to leave the same for colcc-
tions.
I&nean what I say.
Deersville Nov. l4th 1863
! r. CLARK.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

WANTED.-A small sized gmlet hole.
Apply to VIM, Fl. Arnold, or Horatio Sey.
mom. .-Repubican.
ALSO: A large buag hole. Apply to
U. S. Grant, or Knor d Weu. One need:
ed little larger than in use at present.
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r EGAL NOTICE

GILBERT THOMPSON and his wife,
Elizabeth Ann Thompson of the State of
indiana, are hereby notified that Hamilton
King has tomfhenced an action against
them in the Court of Common Pleas
of Harrison county Olio; the object
and prayer of which Petition is, to Recover
Judgment against said Gilbert Thompson
on his promissory note to said Hamilton
King, for Sl277,77 with interest from April
|, 1868, and also for an order to sell the
mortgaged premises in said County of Har-
risoii, Conveyed to said Hamilton King, by
said Gilbert Thompson, and wife, Elizabeth
Ann, to secure said note. Tho case will be
for hearing at February Term, 1869.
You are. required to answer said petition
on, or before TIE 9th day of January 1869,
or the allegations thereofwill be taken as
true. "
j. M. ESTEP
Nov. III lS6S-Sw. atty. for Plif
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

IT SHOULD RE EVERY MANS AIM To Ex
Gel. This was the aim Of DR.. j. w. p"
land in compounlng the great remedy. Hu
NOR Doctor. Those who have used it il
the worst cases of Scrofnla cheerfully give
hlm the need OF praise. Sod by NJ. L.
Miller & Co Steubenville Ohio.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

nB" B"Pcterson's Magazine offers great at.
traction for 1859. For original Novelets by
distinguished. authers. 1t is the cheapest
magazine in the country. Terms So per
year,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

sgTrunks, Umbre las, and full lIhe OF
Gents Furnishing goods, such as Gloves,
Suspenders. Collars, Cuffs, Neck-Tios and
british half hose For sale at popular prices,
at the Clothing Store of
EAGIESNN T. nnVS.
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Tina n X kSgiviMg.

There will be no services in tho ist Pres
! iytcrian Church rext Sabbath (22nd, J
There will be preaching at / O'Clock on
thursday Goth, Thanksgiving day.
W. M. GRIMES.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

pss- See Prospectus of that well known
publication, Harper's Monthly Magazine.
1t stands head-and shoulder ahead of any
similar publication in the country
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

pS-Tho Didaskalon Society of the
McNecley Normal School will celebrate its
Tenth Anniversary in the Gymnasium
Hall, H,pcdale Fri lay, Nov 2sth, 1868.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18
NoTTCH
TAX p A Y E r. S.

You will please bear in 1ind that can
not wait upon them all during the last week
nf ths time Specified by law for receiving
faxes and if they will consult their own
convenience they will call early before the
nlsh commences.
Road Receipts must be presented. on or
before December Goth as they will not be
r5ceiyed after that time.
ELIAS FOUST,
Treasurer Harrison County, Ohio. Nov.
2nd 1868.
Nov. !. 12624-w
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neA-At the late fair, the handsotnest
ladies present were adorned with Jewelry
bought Of Clark and Ramsey. They have
the best
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

ny Delinquent subscribers are especially
requested to read notice at the head of
our editorial columns, under the caption
"a Dun"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

nsTWeare in receipt Of Cooley for De.
cember. ltis the best, and therefore the
cheapest. Terms SO per year.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

aS Manner keeps the best Of Chewing
Tobacco Try it.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

TEAcHER's EXAMINATION. There will
ba a special Examination Of Teachers in
Cadg on Saturday, Nov. 5Sth, at clock.
Thi. Examination is intended &n8 fol
seachers whose certificates expire before the
last Thursday of February, 1869.
BY Order of Board.
ct. w. z. Mel OF, Clerk.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

ACUTE AFFECTION of the Lungs, Chest,
Throat and Kidneys are easily c1red by as
ing White Pine Compound. For sale every
whore
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-11-18

w. T.. SHARP & SON,
MANUFACTuRERs of Cooking, Parlur and
heating
s II . v Fl 8
!,rc now making the CELEBRATED SEN
TlNEL, the best Farm Stove made for
wood and coal, with or without the patent
oxtention top and attached oven. Also a
large variety of the best Cooking Stoves,
among which are the Victory, Quaker and
National, for coal; Live Oak and State Of
Empire for wood.
FIRE FRONTS.
All sizes of Crates, Tenders, Iron railing,
Hollow ware, Wagon boxes, Sugar kettles,
Farm bells, &c. Points for the Pittsburgh
plows, wholesale and retail. Orders for
castings solicited and promptly flled-all
of which we furnish at the lowest figurers.
We also manufacture, in connection with
the above, for wholesale and retail, uten-
sils of
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET-IRON.
We are prepared to fill all orders for
work of this kind with which we may bs
favored. r w. l.. SHARP IL SON.
Steubenvile, Nov. 49, lS6a-lyr.
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seA~See prospectus of that stauhch Dem
ocratic paper, the Ohio Statesman.
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pittsburgh, Cineinnatf a Sf. koais
Railroad.
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.

ON and ahsr Sunday, Juno zlst, Trains
will run as follows:
GOing West.
MAIL, FAST LINE EXPRESS.
Leave
Pittsburgh 2:05 A. N. $50 A. N. 200 P. n.
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RURAL SEMINARY.

For Ladies and GenfIcmen. New
Market Station, SeiO Post Ofiee
Harrison County, o.. Three
EOufs from Pittsburgh,
One Hour from Steu-
beuViIle. on the
Great Pan-HAa-
die Railway.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-25
Rcdsoli0bic Objections.

The iufcliciy aud frequent separations OF the
married at Chicago seems TO have caused q hor.
ror Of mairimony among the bachelor fraternity
w iha, city which is well illustrated by the means
taken by one 10 break of an engagement made
when he was drunk lie told his own story 10
court, when he appeared 10 have the big broth
efs Of his ailiiuc,d put under bonds 10 keep the
peace towards him
"tntil a week ago, your honor, WAS engaged
10 be married 10 sally, the sister Of the prisoners
will no, speak III Of her, though We are enemies
now II is owing 10 my engagement that took
the pledge and am sober man. You sec, ] was
drunk when proposed and was accepted This
showed me To what liquor could bring a man and
at once took the pledge. vas engaged io heF
for three months, aud during that time ! did my
duty. visited her daily, took her 90 places Of
amusement. and told her sweet lies Ia fact,
did every thing required except TO name the mar
riaHe day. Ia that procrasiinaled.
''She insisted that We should be married at
once: she had sworn she would he married before
Mary B-and she would be- became despcr.
ate. had no intention Of marrying her or any
one else. know what mairimony Is; have been
whipped by my father because my mother has
happened 10 cares me. Not knowing what else
To do, pretended to be- drunk when visiting
Sally eight days ago. She had some friends with
her In the parior, and that pleased me. kissed
her aud tried io Kiss ihcm-mae and female.
been unable 10 get the false hair she wished that
they cost too much. That dil the business.
Indignant at thus apparnily having her
dearest secrets exposed 20 the young ladies and
gentlemen there. she angfily told me 10 go-that
| must never come near her again. Believe me,
Judge, was happy 20 bear II, aud cft ai once.
/ lid not visit her, and three days aiierwari
r,ceivcd a mote from her telling me she was sick
aud wished 10 see me. Not being n doctor, !
STAYED away,
THE next day | resolved a similar note my
answer Was ihr same. Then ! received a note
telling the was afaiihess brute and cruel relch
and che h,d two big brothers q knew II aud they
would NJ urc, avenge her wounded honor aud
broken heart by beating the. believed her. aud
have carefully avoided the big brothers.
~ am y law.ahiding man, aud do not wish 10
fight. They have been 10 see me clgh, times al
ready made the servant tell them a w., (may God
forgive mel ani say was out. bui know they
viii catch me, and then shall feel very bad To
prevent that ! havrhad them arrested. ! wish
Them hound over TO keep the peace they can keep
their sister Sally. They have said they would
Kill me-"
Justice. .--"You were right 10 have them ar
rested. They mus, each give bonds Ia the sum
Of $500 TO keep the peace. As Tor you, yonr con.
duet has been disgraccfa'. The name of ms iFsl
love was Sally, and 80 one shall 90 back on q
girl Of that name. Yaa aFs fiaei Si5'
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Z. r. CLEAVELAND e. CO.,
No. 1O3 North Cav Street,
One Door From Front 81


s. CLEVELAND thanks his many friends
in the counties for the liberal patronage they
have bestowed on on him since ho has been In
business, aud would respectfully ask a contin
uancc Of the same. lic thinks he can sell the
cheapest aud H,ost durable o"''l- that can be-
had In the city. H. hHs i.i.h t.ir largest lots
Of Cassiincfa ahs ilTr.. 1.-,ui. thai hna been in
the Store for ,",i nni 10 i,u,i. selling them
at prices 10 suit o., .iurs
We have q very hnu ~ iOTitr, at If Blcachcd
Muslins such as tho Mamsutta, Androscoggin,
Hope aud all the best wearing Muslins that
can be had heavy Brown Muslins suitable Tor
farmers, aL' nl.o taer fnbtici 30 suit any puT-
pose the LnrScl d. wohvil ,,s.' low; the best
assortment Ol CA.ieoes that can De- had any
where; Dclaines aud beautiful ssnr:incnt of
SPRING GOODS remarkably low a very fine
line of Pant Stuff, bought for ca.h aud will be
Of Mems aud Boys Wear cheap Stockings, 2c.
Our Wholesale Department
Embraces a heavy stock OF Prints ts-sueh NJ the
wRisutta, Arnold's. Mallroy, sprague, Ameri.
can aud lower makes also OF Blcachcd Mus.
linz such Us the I Coventry, ~ Boot. : ~
Go''len Rule. ~ James Steam Mills. ~ Ions.
dale, f-iAndTOsroggin . New York Mills. 81
PePernl also n Brown Musiins-such the
- Warren AA, al Warren G, ~ Oregon y.
- Laurel u. Cohassctt and lower makes
cuiur"d Cainbrics. Sattcnctts, ,Jeancs. Drills aud
Crash. black and brown; job Lots from Auc.
tion "i Black Aipacas. line Black cloth. M"zam-
biIucs .C"ti"nades, whalcboncs. Corscis. stnck
ings. Thread. Spool Cotton. Shirt ijosuins. Pms,
Needles. Collars. Gloves. SHIFTS aud Drawers,
susrcnd"rs. Writing Paper. Envelope. and a
great variety too numerous to mention.
We have clerks who know their business and
you will always find US willing Ia show you
go"is aud give any information IN our line.
E.s~ Bundles will be conveyed tp all Depot
Stations. Hotels. or wherever those purchasing
inay desire free oi charge.
--RcmeB,5cr TIC Name aHd NWnJcr-
T.. II. CLEAvELANp 4 co.
los V. Gay st one dor ir'n Front 81.
Baltimore. Md.
zff- Name on the wini"ws and on the
signs an the awning ai the sides Of the store.
April IS, ISGS.-iy
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ADyANTAgEs OF ApyEgusiNg .- los 80 T. .salf
is like gals-ihey must So uh'n they ar in the
fashion aud good-looking. ur rlsr a yoke 81 oxen
wouldn't draw em on Aflcrwar,l. The man that
adveriiscs most does m,si hufin,ss, lecansr be-
don't make one stock 10 last ouc lifetime. know
a merchant of this district who has imported
three different patches Of gos-ls within year
from Europe, aud nov he ncaflJ cold out again
How DOES he aud his partner 80 rid % ~ maus
goods They advertise muic than all the 9th,
put together r--ihat's the hos will prove g.
II you want 20 borrow money! ,ou want
lend money--n yon want farm lu rcnt-if 500.
have one 10 Eell-advsnife. II Your hufse, d.
COW, colt, sheep or oxen go Rsiray. advert
them right on, and not run a chanrc Of iosiu
them altogether. or having 20 pa na mu,h
they are worth In charge for their Keep
n YOU sre a ShocmakeF, tailor, o. ull'h
wagOner, or any kini of useful mechlt -'o"
people that you arc not asiawed Of bril- ui'.
chanic, By advertising. u you kt,l hof'
make u known.
when people scc man adver,se Co.,, buou
he is a business man. The world Is lull % ',.t
who want some want 20 srll sOme want
buy and the only way TO meet ihrsr wanfs. &c..
make money, Is 10 advertise. Adyciiiai T'
hone.ty y--it pays well " follawe. up
Merchants lhink noihins uf paying i.it, iu.
lars for one sgn, with no;hin1 bat chair e. '.e ,'
u. Wei, what do yOH think 90 hasins ti.i
thousand signs a week Ia a ncW spaiaf - ln j.
yuu can SHOW your whole caiahlishneui 90 ila
eouniry every week. " you nie via. .af 900
Soar e,es and go TO work aud ad,siiis