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Iur9tbartttll Nffrcnt, Der einem Weibe ees
lAeben tanrL erculpen lnilIen, Stb bin Yer>
lNmaDt uno Serr opn Sabla bat unlern
platl per9eIleh poer er mibttaut mir, unp
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- Nan oenn lie mari est mort, vive lie
mari laSte 6arcenter9 ldtbflnp. SD babe
elnell anoern @emlbl fir sic entoeft, einen
lletenSmllrrisen 0enttlbomnle, nit bohtD,
nenoem ariltpfratildem Nameu, leines Sanos
pertq ein Spicer uno ebr germ bertit, fir
eilll9e taulenp Ibaler 1ein 0eS unp Ieine
9anO bin5ueeten.
yin perflbreriiher @emqbI, rtef Griepee
rife ober er fommt Su 1p1t, ib lelter bate
i6pn 9en1blt uno tb bite meinen erbobenen
Serrn uno Meiifer id eeipdbren gu la1eu.
Wein ocrS liegt Su Sbren S5tiBer, anc trdumt
lftnen erlten 6rlblin98traum IalIen sic
MIDI rosh lraulncn, lup mefen 5ie MIDI
nlebt, uI1l mir einen &raurins onMbeften.
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fommen, mlh sn ipedfn, uno iptnl ib pann
eripa0enO in>oeit Spie9tl lbaue, uno sspiel
erlte Jtllnsel unp bas erlte Saar entptff,
oann peroe i6 Ia0en: vive lie mari 8iS
oabtl', ob BIG cabin nil tb fret lein, un, IL
lleben tino Su baiItn, fret I'm sic 3u
lteben mein 9frr uno Wfilter. '''1e'
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le9te lsine 9ano auf 55riepcrifenS Strp.
Sie ltnp aus Der GetIe 9eflaen, 0ino, laete
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ipablt.l &ino, baItfn Sie MIDI nibt fir eis
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Slid i'm 9ee9e fteben mGdte. g8aS Sic mir
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@endbl Sbnen sur Ssite ftebt. Sd, liebe
an Sbnen S9rep geif, SDrsn Mutbpiaen,
Sbre SoSbenj mein 3@Ott id lebe meine
OtaeOleSSA uno id fra9e nidis parnad,
Ob p't OtaaoIsS;a- Nnreren- se9endter fd
Olelle'bt IN Elm liebelAmadtenres. empfns
ouns6sUlles Weib pcrlrancelt, Gs 1T cine
V3aofe, nit Ger ite f6 uno 9npere belus
ltl9t bic mid aber niemals tdli1en miro II.
lou. SD babe meiuer Otaoole8a bis auf ZEN
(9runc Seldaut nnc i'd peib, paB le feia
Ser3 bat. aeH9n 51alI1}s4 5I i5.aa1I
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Dr, 9ul)nItolt,
Der elll,tQe 9lrst, tpelher anset0t.
lGtabltrl Boz odt,rbn aabrsr.l

(GtabiSt ddpsbn 91brsn.)
Gr Bat has ere wtrfinmHe Utttsl tn QDelt
snthsdi ae5en aus GENTLE ranhstte HTd6S TN Hdtn uA
ben SenPrn uRfrsri utes eeeunetn Shms
IN Qfutsn Gitcn urintiae bee erlnna her
rraanii5sn Rraft hsa Rerpenrcsss 8Up @urse Naleu
otr Pduf ranett nnc daer ener lden ebet BITE sR
sebetmen ewpbnbetien Der Susenb p brsn Opeu ssdbr
ts ane ais her Strensn @ldne ben fdbrteu bee uluHes
trrubrcn unit n ,ste setSlt bTt ednenefen
Pcnunarn serntfen S6pat 9cntnttcn terprrbruGen
M Gre unnSalt MAIDEN nb suest ben 60rper uHb StHa
itEreu ~ ~. s 81.
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9fltntuter 6.
Sl5altimorr=2 9olpital,

0sarrnpet sur tlnternridatn9 Der Quadlolberet.
Der einj9e 9Ias 100 cine 9etlun8 erlanot
s1 l iperoen farm. gso9 4
QtnDerun9 In leAs Stllnben+ sa
Sein 2uedlilber, pas ensre 9elunpbett Dpl'
4eaE @ m lenns ruintrt. m
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Or. 2pIlnltnll.

gse EeS t6nteltteu Grnesums Der gDunSdr,te in erutS
VtaHre nes her erfe meet;inIen gcueae Ser Der tno-
@ osr een seBten 1be nes 4ebns ben olptraeru ron
Spnoeh yars Ybdoepbta dnbren Stdben sebrdb bar
s GER pnncfrtdreR 3etlnRgsn pcsneet pcn eenen re
V Der Wtepn ret6 uHSdblss 9eitenfe bic an Dbren{au
f Werrcfaf unh anoereR 8rdtben lt.ten fcde A. g. aud
M ee plUslen erduaen eb erfhrefen BITE sa oft
etn @ pet sernSn 8leustsiten asenbItdG &C.
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Agentnr fit Oen 9Obbef'ideu
Gd1nfnftnhnf.

SD made btermt beannt bag iG BITE Gsentar fir BEN BE-
rhten Qpsedden Sdnupftabad Der Gabrtf Qdnar
uni Chr Sdpdnebe8 philadelphia IbernDmmen babe has
t6 ibu gDtpleiaer unb Rltip-Wertdr Bt en-
ga brttpretfen ablade 5etnr t6 RnefeIp, ~
DeSt-S HG 5 A1rrifppfr
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Sunoe Df1nner,

oeirgr ws ets Cper eHes sebetmen 2dtrs 9epOrhen n
Gus 1pF1 70 oet Ranienhe In ea rubes 8rdE rs wGi4e
at Fem Depnf her Serc6tdmtett 5sndi bssr unt bar
eset eSdaetrhes Arne entpd bdben uurhen mOaen h u
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Or. s. g. emitb belt es frd9sr fiji eerberi& benz 9nbr
tm nfse Nusenlie ieiner porislten @seudan ais Gr3t
unS @bnrs AZ aebn ioie eins Der gcbeie anuiGbren MEL
de aus peribn @puaonen we9n iwieriser unb sefdbrl-
der 3rant5eten NIT ibm era6sn; bieS lit est bc unnStts
9efporben.
gS lit aeaeno fir ibn se9enar9 nr an3hbren baB er IN
1886 in ocbSrasr Scrn as Gt oracuire. Set er 3et Bat
feline gauge gainleriant cbQe' araneeit aseafet nlb IN
ienes Romens ais bati9er unb 9eeinlsi8 I nctbWenb9
unb psi6t alien Ier;ten bsG SaSt nlammsn9enO
9eiheben fam. .5st -n..e-
Stse s bon stnen SbeiI. Der sIeber Der drden rar8
fr Nuadalb. aueeeben wirb anScisem 70 er6einen ste
bie ben nit ct Rrantben beboen 9erionen crpaIenbe
9Orbe gu sros tt bas qse9e fir 5r nOtbmenSie gu
baen. Stuff n einen @brtr9 bas 8ein 3n am
putrn? en ScuIen, Die anbeiten bes 9uses 6elen
unb einn @t, cine cnise Rrontbet gu beile nnb 9e
Ibt SieS n in Der @prauSesun9 boB man ibe 9ue fir
fplsre bdIt? 8r. s. 9. Smt6 lit Der dltete resemaBise
sr6Surc arSt el6er in Baltimore aSsn labt Seie 9rur
1T in ben Ies Sabren cine 70 aus9eebne 9eren unb Bat
Srantbsiten in AMEN deT unb ninOsre in bi 2a8T ssesi
ling sec,niener au bait eS Or Smtb fiji pi@t ben n0lt
Ien heiOnbers Sreniben ben Wcblseenten atb ertb
Iem wcbl eorouf ote baB e nt bu Die in alf9en Gn
seisen F breoen Quadalber rercd peroen tee Serpre
@Gnsn MADDEN beren @riaunS eI6 ben erabrsnsn nb betcn
Monte fok
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ub Qpfs I'm Safutb Der Stdbt benz fir e Iauenb
feReef Yrets $l25 gum @etduf brineeg unb spdr
Sabunsen po o. 5reis Dsts In better Bpr sarantir Die
Snangrindbme bieles Sabtttetls 1T rpObl b5dn
Snere fur bic TarbeD6erune ais aud btele @ererbebenbe
Sdu brdnge DpdS gBherensunb @erbiu6une w elm
steamer sur Serauns reselmdstser @rbtnbune NIT
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nkd unleree Stapt lesen. alt9 ltafa ~
U Yrdn ten f3a1 E9u !
beaebeub eneSer In einn 5000 uaoratus erpsen @dren
Dber ener Trettdet auf eleufbdfts6ampe mer6t
mad Der QDoh su eren Sertauftes 1000 2ps betgeeben
in Guntdelne besrifene 8abfpan letfe baburt
nit tstue Seeird5tsuns irnbern mug bur Ausftrae
Hbeen 6denplanes r eine sanse QDitefeit erlaugen.
8abritdten pel1e TIRE @tdbementS mad Gss 5drbpr gtu
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GI6 bHr6 lterdfe 8e5unfsu9en SeenS Der eelfbaft Be-
beuenbe 0rrthetle septnnen.
gamp6ts wsrSsn Rnent8s anssessssa unb uatere &ad.
rihten ertbetlt burA
Rplgs5 s. &mtbt. Asent.
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, 0efdbrli9e aranfbeit.

gSenr hsr rrsslettets unh nnYs ans tes Gaers aus,
eencnnrn rat 70 i&ebt bdufs tde etu untaes o,ae.
uhl Otsr pie 6pr& @nreduno tbn Gb6rtd it'd an ene su
TsRnen au es er uDlse ibrer Grjebuue nut &esftadt
opnppms hteies redIi6en sbes wts o. en nit Gc ma-
ren enJunpetet pals etut bSie Na S6met Srpe nN
Der Sdu 8npten 8uen unh Armen 6nnrn tn pem s-
GH Rne an ben Grentttdten I'D ieen htsfe uebel
Der aumen nnh ps 0atnpsn ufnlen has Oyfer Der fnr
clren 0rdHbett etn gendb Wtstts plrp unit Der Grb
tRen breden Netoen DdburG Gnhe nd pdE sr tbn mad
jsnm gdnee trtnst BON pannen ten Ree urdtebrt
@s TT ei trdnrt6e Gbdt1 bag 9aulenbe beler rtbdIen
NraHtbe Orfer fallen Jpge ngeiidIdfett twl
enpsr Yrdber msl6e bnr& Ineneune enee t6ptsn Gfcs
gee Wsnrs es QpnuttSu Uerat&u ben e bee 1eGens
tn elenbe6 OoIefn
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2el)r=NultQltelt.
9entlde nnb enaliide 9dnle
fSrieprth Gnabp.

gs rirb ron 9e6ru rca3noser Steal. Spra,. Sdre6,
@tan8- uuo 3duenlnrrp ertblt, 9eiout I'M 9ateiniten
la6 TfauiEfi1eu iopie I'M 6laorpet au 9ean9eu. 9e-
brd uterri in oeri6iebenen Rlaien SIR wei6lie 9aub
arbtun lit eue 2e5reru on9eit, Saer peroeni spt nro
3D1is deuenlHleu.
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(S.nnliifler 6nr0dlnnterridlt.

OpnuerSg en- 81. OFT, aben6s llbr perbe i'd ,aea
Reueu Ruru5 our praen srInolien GreAuna ensl
itea Sprade er6fnef ty4.ss 4--
Der nterridt prb Taa pD,ulit ertbeit unS foet 81. 90
mpuatlid5, i'm @crau8 3ablbar. 6. Trep,
0t2ls Go 81 81 Gaptr., Der 3ipnStiird9e seseaHber.
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@rDcertes, S.Sette, atqnprs &c.
OelhdftS=Gr6ffnltlla.

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SsSs Der lntsrssidu, madt ensn sa6lrei6.n SazszA
Grcunten, owie benz yubIitum i'm 9tnssnieinea
biermit bic ansti9e, eab CT Elm ~ m f.srfrr3f b t.tsf
neneS 0rpcerie= 1tt0 8mtter=0 eicbGft
an Gde BON 9ibertYs unp @ermanltr.
er5ifne bat.
RB Gis bsf:n bc9sn ic@ic ata teutite prctie ettns
Gbeinweine nmO feline 8ran0ieS
e6tr Gualitat reroen tets aa ben tatsien prien rert
- @brtitppb D5ll.
g ae Sci setas sltit.l rsrssn tonfrei n's Sous
9eliefert. 8r ~ sg9 Suni1il
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0erbelratAete Yerlpnen,

eefr SCs rHI6s H oetsirdtben beata6ssn unb @ pbs-
e pt ID oecr eiues 6tnbernteS teruEt fn iDQ.
ten unpsri riuJtt Dr. SCbnaOn Iu Ratbs seten g,
aus 2Herntgt 5ssen etc @be rkyRl estse errs,
Retttlrfet Ter 0erocn 8ern Gnn drde Sber 0rbSpfuna
eet i6Veditbaen Nrt peren 5ucG rtr Derentee wel&s
p pet SebdnrIuHs uni 5nrlOrs Or SObnOn untcrR.
tann tpn ais nem &hrenmInne 6urh fH dnpertraue
uno inDebt6 anf ietns lritt6e 1Seldldfett nerIaie
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beDenen eab etn Senter Sa unb Elm etnber er$er te
ncfpmenet9fen &r0reernte eb.ttGen Glddete nn6 d
Dpns aek wlre ee Rst ees pebeus ur rauseu pser6rt
DE @ue4ten DeS eebens Dr6naru f6 n6l& unh BE Sele
rtrp erersTn opn Werwefnng uat beanGrmeu Betrotu-
gen eas uns Ss Treupen peI&e Mabert ssneeta Seraert
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Olnner,a
SlOner's am f.
eg 9eltazBurgireu6er
@as ii Slbusr's
Delta.BurSirenter

Slbner's Deita TT bds bette nb retne
toHhe S9elmte e 0ubiftnt anaebpten purhe Gs
FD gOa 5rn en-, aalt ron 1raabo gaamsn IS srfertis
&c 1T eim lsblter gef%ailn pber Elm e
rGnt unb bebrs sSne StSruneen Der 0erbouunasrr.
game Su betien. t# ttFtt ft%4AisE
Suers Delta srenter 5dnapps rlrb BON ben erfatren
Ner SetIuns Der DssPePt, nnserbauldtett uebe
felt hes Naneels Mppett nb dhnlt6er gelmerben pfr
len. 8u baben BET S Q, barrpn unh Co.
Gde 6altDDer. itnb Qrnnbdrbfr
DelHut ageni0er .Aaent fir BE gfr. q.
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Gint !9eiIans in 2 1a9en SuSelI6ert.
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VelpnperS sl bea9ten I!

pr SDbnpn beet alien Deuen ene Ilfe an neIde d bur
oe ebete unh nnnaturIie @ei E6rper aeraSenb FIR
pie Nrbett M @ell3aft uHb be Gbe unfabs madsnbs Qaer
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49, Or ~ es sHitss tgeimdsie eBbee Ntt ptIStr
os4aas1ane as auea @nhren sdnt nnbsfonn G il bsran.
Sropa u tss s srs ssrsS pses e tn ben eOssu Seitaa
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0Dett. tsas s5s#l stl.[s's H., - ~ s -
Der pel6es N Der pntst Dr. SOEnUn dnr atttt fann
reg Ssrfrortn daf eRs &bre ais Raun nb feline Geda2teii
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ren trlten pfurt bte nptbteen Sdrte tbun,
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Der Sepn9 etner Grn ben daen Nusdten nb Nrsbu bes
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ten tn BITE $50 " 80 .
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llrtbeiI Der DreTe.

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Geer 9nait turrt pureen unb be Ditust pttistr h-
arjt&er OperdtCnen meIde Dr. cbnOn auSbrtt mn hms
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Die 6rdlt&tr gDruneen bs Qafets fnb Ietr lu far&en
Werlnt BEG Uerrtune her Sheen @ebtudtbe Der
yetrestraM bct NbnnE9en, NbnsunS Der GeIelfGaf
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aus we9er urlas Ape @eiunpb atummt e TIRE rat per
etssneam Sr6uang nm btt NaSen ben 3uxn aHb Se Nn-
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Es ebt rteIe utHrfe unbebeutenbe NofFoIb,r sH,
N ale Atrit an3eGen une Dr. rbrcne WnFInbicmnos Conn
rem S6ubflder Sttefelwtber qompenpnser u nj erbSrs
!de UNI oerd4t l6ma6er we tr peben anifntt her sS
zen vDtent1dt Der Wtern benz nebrtsen Derue misns,sn
no ieyt rsgelmabs eebbe Aetss ttrsn ZEN nerahrsner
SsS s Mote asts aeasassn @ aaraassn M emDet Nsr
une usHreH Or Dbnrn bait e besbalb fir nIbwss -.
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-11
Gov. Chase and the Tariff.

The Journal is anxious to impress the "Op-
position in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, with
thsidea that Gov. Chase's tariff views harmon
ze with the views entertained by them, and
that he is OF record as far back as 1542 with
opinions on the tariff identical with those Of
the Republicans in the States referred to- 1t
will not be difficult to find Gov. Chase on re-
cord on all sides of every question. In ls49
be wrote to John g. Breslin as follows. II am
Democrat, unreservedly, and feel solicitous
for the success Of the Democratic organization
and the triumph Of its principles. The doctrines
of the Democracy on the subjects of trade, cur
rency and special privileges, command the en-
tire assent of my judgment" How will that
talk sound to the Opposition" in Pennsylva-
MIA and New Jersey? Is it identical with what
they hold to now?--i Statesman.
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Interesting from Mexico.

PENSACOLA, April 7.-The following advces
from Mexico have been received by the arrival
of the sloop-oi-war Savannah:
Miramon commenced Withdrawing his forces
from before Vera Cruz on the morning of March
21st. The Juarez forces were SO near cut OF
powder that it was believed had Miramon re-
mained longer he would have succeeded it cap
turing the city. On the eve Of the 23d the
steamer Indianola brought at anchorage off the
city, bark which it had captured southwark in
the neighborhood of Alvarado. The bark bore
the Spanish colors and proIessed to be bound to
Galveston. To day she gave as an excuse for
being found so near the Mexican coast, that his
compass was disordered. There was a strong
suspicion entertained that she was the third
vessel mentioned in the intercepted dispatches
OF Miramon The steamer Indianola had been
purchased by Juarez and placed in the service
of the government.
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Dyspepsia and General Debility.
CARLISLE, Warren County, o.
March 6 1888.

DIR. G. w. RoBAcK--Dear Sir:-For the ben
eft of suffering humanity permit me to say that
I have found your Scandinavian Blood Purifier
and BloodtPlls, q sure cure for Indigestion and
Liver Complaint. I have suffered from the
above mentioned diseases for five years and
have tried.a great many physicians, out all 70
no purpose. | was advised by friend to try
YOUR Blood Purifier and Pills and did so.
was living in Cincinnati at the time, and
went to your office and purchased one bottle Of
the Purifier and one box Pills to commence
with, and bless the day / found your valuable
medicn, for I am enjoying good health at present
and feel confident that the cure is permanent
Let others buy and take what they please, as
for me, give me the Blood Purifier and Pills for
all chronic diseases, which arises from impure
blood or arrangement Of the digestive organs
| take no other medicines and have not for the
last eighteen months. Most truly,
4. V DUBOIS. See advertisement.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-11
CbiI,s and Fever!

One Of the greatest remedies that has ever
been laid before the public, for Fever and Ague
and which have received the highest enconiums
from the press and the people. is Dr. J. Hos,
letters celebrated Btters, Who would endure
the tortures arising from this terrible disease,
when Il can be so easily cured? Who would
endure sleepless nights, burning fevers and icy
cfiils alternately, when a remedy can be OBJ
tanned for mere trife? And yet how many
a,nilies lnger out painful existence under
This cainiul blight, and do nothing but gulph
down o,:inine, until it becomes as common as
their daily meals, and yet they are not relieved.
Nome but the foolish and weak would hesitate
these valuable Bitters, and save themselves in.
| tense agony.
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally sv-
efywbere.
03sSee advertisement in another column.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-11

their names were not obtained in time for our
purpose"
To those OfOur people who have not learned
to appreciate the vast extent Of the railroad in
terest Of the country, or OfOur own great line
to the West, this programme will afford some
idea OF the extensive ramiRcations ofthe sys-
tenn, as il has now become developed. When
few of our own citizens privately convened
but one short generation ago, to inaugurate the
Baltimore and Ohio road, there was not a mile
Of railway in existence anywhere in the world
for general purposes. Now it is estimated that
in the United States alone there are some twen-
ty-five thousand miles ofcompleted road in &C
tual use, costing the frightful sum OF nearly
ten hundred million ofdollars.--Ameriodn.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-11

ity at slo.25 to $3.50 the 100 lbs net, and
lew at 75 gross.
About 200 Cows sold at prices rOnging from
s25 to $50 each, as 10 condition.
Some 400 Hogs were brought in this week;
the demand was good. Sales include 1887,
head, at Imhoffs, at S7@s.50 for still fed, S@9
for good corn fed. and 1916 sold by d. Miller,
at the Avenue Yard, at S5@9 the 100 lbs net.
OF Sheep the receipts and sales were about
5000 head, prices, which tend downward. rang
Jug at 1S@61S q 10 gross.--NCuta American,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Petition for Divorce,

Margaret A BrOughtOn In the Court OF Com
VS.. mon Pleas, haTrlFon CO.,
Seth Broughton. Ohio.
The defendant. Seth Broughton. will take notice
that the plaintif, Margaret A Broughton, on the
2sth day of March, 1860. filed her petition in the
said Court of Common 2less, praying Tor divorce
from said deIen1ent, her present husband, on the
ground Of gross neglect OF duty. Also praying
that she may have the custody Of her Two children
Emeline Brcughton and Campbell X. Broughton,
and that she NAV he restored to her maiden name /,
Margaret Ann Thompson.
The derendent is required to appear and answer
said petition on or before the first day Of the next
term Of said Court of Common Pleas. commencing
on the 18th day Of May, 1860, at which term saio
petition will be for hearing
ESTEP g. CUNNINGHAM,
Attorneys Tor Petitioner.
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