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BELLS SPEOIFIO PIBbS-WAR
RAFTKD II ALL gAsEs.-Oan be rslisd
Never fan to ourei Do not nauseatol Are Epesj
In aotIoni 10 change Of diet rfquiredl Do not IN
tsrfare with business purs1ltsl Csn BE used with
out dsteotionl Upward Of 200 cares the past month
some Of them very severe cases. ovsc one hun
arsd Physicians hsys used them IN their prsr-
ticer end speak well Of their efficacy, and ApprOFe
Of their comDoaition, which Is sntfreIy vegetable
and harmless on the system. Hundrsds or certth-
cstss can be shown. Belle Specific Pills are the
original and only genuine Specific PHI. They arr
adsptsd for male and fsEalo, oldOr young, snd
the only reliable remedy for e1eotlnG Perms-
usnt and speedy cure in all cases Of spermstOrrbsa,
or Seminal weakness, With 81 its trains Of evils,
Euoh ss Urethral and Vaginal Discharges, Glset
be Whites, Rightly or involuntary Emissions, In
confluence Genital Debility and ITritabtIity, I'm
potsncy, Weakness or loss Of Power, Nervous De-
brity, 6o, &C., all OF which arise principally fro
Sexual Ezcssses or SELF Abuse, OF some eonstitu-
tsonal dsrnneemsnt, and lneapsoitstes the sufferer
from faldlHng tho duties Of married lie. In al
sexual diBeases ag GOnorrhea, elect and Structures
Donsulttng Physician for the treatment Of Seminal
Urinary, Sexual, and Nervous Diseases, who VIII
sid, ffse 70 al, the following valuable work, IN
sssisd snxelope:
fEn RuTTETH THOUsAE1.--D Bells Treatise On
1sh Abuse, Premature Decay, Impotence and bOss
Of Power, SEXUAL Diseases, Seminal Weakness,
HtahtIJ Emissions, Genital Debility, &C., DC, q
Daunphlet Of 81 pages, containing important ad-
vioe % the amIsted, and which sholld be read /.
every sufferer, the means Of cure In the seversss
utaaer q plairiG yet forth. Two stamps required
90 pay postage. yzl:BS:mo. ". .fri&EY
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AGGREGATE CASH ASSETS,
So. 2.252,78o.13.


Have entered into an arrangement for the pur-
pose Of tTsnssoting ToGETHER the business Of
"IhSUBANOE against Loss or Damage BY Fire,
and the Perils Of Inland Transportation."
81 ONE POLICY Of Insurance is issued By the
-FOUR COMPANIES through this Agency, which
is made to meet the necessities of the business COM
munity, by SECURING, WITH pIsPATcH, LARGE LIEEs
OF lEsURASCE WITH RELIABLE CoHPAEIEs, UPOl UNI
PORN, PLAIN NDsIHPLE CONDITIONS, THEREBT oBVI-
AT1SG TIE NECESSITY OF APPLYING TO VARIOUS sEPA-
RATE OFFICES for nsurnnoss 70 the amount they are
severally able to accept, and OF holding NUMEROUS
SEPARATE POLICIES, The CONDITIONS AND WRITTEN
PORTIONS OF WHICH RARELE AGREE. ..E
By tie conditions Of the Underwriters Policy
but OHE sET OF PAPERS Is required to prove q
loss to The several Companies insurirg under it,
thereby making the adjustment simple and expe-
ditious.
THE STANDING IN NEW YORK CITY Of the
Companies interested in this Agency, and the re-
spectacle character oil the large number of gentle
men competing their several Boards of Directors,
afford abundant guarantee that all business con
hded TO them viii be honorabiy and literally con-
ductsd. %
For LIST of Directors, Statements Of Condition,
&c., OF for POLICIES, apply to
JOHN G.. JENNINGS, MI
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MPoRTANF no LADIBDDE. HsT-


VeyiS Female Pills nave n5geT yet failed in romoY-
ing difeultiss arising froa obstruction, OF stop
page Of nature, OF In restoring the system 10 per-
cot health when suffering from Spinal Affections,
Prolapsus,. UtsTi, the Whites, or other weakness
the Uterine Organs. Ths Pills are perfectly harm
laa on the constitution, and may be taken By ths
most delicate female without oauaing distress-the
pams time they act Ike charm by strengthening,
lnviEorating and restoring the system to 3 health
eonditsen, And By bringing on the monthly period
With regularity, no matter from what causes ths
ebstructien may Ariss. Thoy should, however, EO4
b taken during ths first three months Of pregnan
Or, though safs St any 0thsF time a. nisOanisy 20
Would be the resuit.
Each boz ooutains 90 pills. Price ] 90. l
Dr. HAzEET's TREATIsE On Diseases Of Femslss
Pregnancy, Miscarrisee, BarrenneSs, Stsrility Re-
production, and Abuses Gf Nature, and emphaticsl-
II TIE Ladies' Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet
q 6G pages sent free 70 any address, SIX cents re-
quirod 70 pay postage.
Tue pills and book viii Ls Bolt BY mR1 when ds-
rlrod securely ssaled, and prepaid, BY
J. BRYAN, II. D., General Agent,
No. % Cedar st., New York.
N sold By all the principal Druggists.
8. ". CLARK, Druggist, A gent for 0levoiand.
tuly21 R3:m " .fhwy
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9it.
OIL OIL! oILs!l
ALEXANDER, SC0FIELD 6 Go.
-xr .REFIEERs OF &
RxtFaslP Petroleum Oil, BenSOle and
Machinery oils.

We pay particular atssnfion 70 packages, thereby
fsriuG our customers much loss By leakage. We
guarsntae our oil to give perfect satisfaction, and
q Food e. any made In the city. Also, pay psr.
scular attention to putting up
EAFTHA Oh BEEzOLE.i
B1itAbla for YarniGh Manufacturer or PEtntsrsl
UBs. On hand and for sails Dc -4
800 htlH extra refined Patroleum OIL
100 bhla Eeodorizsd Benzoe equal 20 TurPontintl
100 b5is No. uuhFiratinE on, 81
which We WI uen q lowest market pTiCsz-
OFFIOI-l0s st. glAlr-st,, formerly occupied By
Wm. O. Scodsld 4 %. -
yoHE AEEzAEBnR, l75
WM. Q. FO0EIEhD, T7- CLEVELAND, O.
MkTuEW wIIsnE. arf5l9
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OLEvELAND I'D T0AaDo 3. 3
WNTEB EBBIEaamEsE. ls4-s.
NlNHElFrInHE

Connections are mads st m0nro5yiF8 with ths gan-
dasky, Msnahaid Newark =. r.; q. Clyde with shs
Ssndugky, Dayton Cincinnati B Z. at EErmcuf
with the framoat \ Indians B. T.; and ct T1ied1
with the Michigan southern a Northern Indiana and
Toledo Wabaah Railroads for Chicago, DetroI =
Jackson, FoIt Wayne, Logausport Lafayette, Catra
Alton, Sc. Louis, and on poiHts West hcrages- zaf
Southwest.
Trans arrive In Cleveland iron Tolsdo sud thl
West ct 9:20 A. n, 2:s5 r. n, and $50 EEas
sanduzly q s;l5 =. l. D. EUCAEas Sgs's-
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80 A. M--ElGHE EXPRESs TRAIH-stopsing
at Girard, ABh abulA and Paiae5yilis only. and
arrive st Ulsvoiand At 30 A. \.
6il5 A. NJ MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
TRAIE-Stopplng st Al statiora gnd arrive &c
CleTsland ct l0:z3A. n.
lo:15 A. n -TOhEDO EXPRESS-SsoPping st al
BtatL5aH except SWanville, Say brook, UniouTiiie.
Perry, Mentor and WiokliGs, snd arrives &C
usFaland Gt 2.l5 P.n.
6.sS p H.-pAT kXPRESs IRA AIE-Strp7inE af
airard, ,Oonnesut, Ash.aoula, Geneva 4 Rai11ls
vile only, And arrives u 0i0Vee q - = ,. T.
- second Dlass Car ~ run on al barouEl
Trains.
An the tralns going westward connect ct ClgYaia1n
with trains for Ioledo Chicago, C0lEmbugi l-lei1-
natl, Indianapolis, 81 Louis, Sc aud AZ t2foa
trains going eastward, connect AZ Dona1rH T1f1 tte
trains Of the New York Eris Railroad, an AZ bri
al With those OF the New York CentrAl bE1llc :
Boston Niagara Falls SC, and ht hzla via E1iin8
on the Philadelphia krie katlroAa-
81 Day EzprOss, East AID west ccnuecsS et
girard with Tfains On Eris 4 Pifss5ursh 3etrcaa
ioT f9lasTfrs, MeadEilie. Jegnestos,g,s b. ~ s
g AOlTiHGHAM, sr5its
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IODINE.
DR. r ANDERs 3 OO.s IODINE

DIR. r ANDERs & CO.'S IODINE
W1TKR.-T0dins Vs5sr s0tS upon the Bssrt, Idv-
n, Kidneys, Digestive Organs ard GIsndulsy sys-
tam
The SUCCESS which kss attended the uss q this
remedy in private practice and Che endorsement 81
medical authorliy, enable us 70 recommend i 10
ths practitioner and the publio, iosliRg confident
shat with fair t-lsl It wiz attest ita oSn sxcsI-
Isnoe in The cure Of Chronic Disessez, which indi-
este Iodine, such e. sorofuls, Bronchitis, Skin
Eruptions, Heart, Liver and Kidney Diseases
Nervous Affections, Neuralgia, RhsnnstiSm, Dys-
ptpsia, Debility, Syphilis, &c,
Physicians may rely upon ths uniform strength
Of Iodine Water as containing thres-q1Grter gEtd
ure Iodine in each huid ounce Of puTs water,
olvsnt beinz used. II Is not Liable 70 doeomPOHi.
Ion nor spontaneously formed Inequalities; nsishei
the Iodine ozsdizsd or Rsutralized By oonbipa
Son With any ingredient, rendering this solution
upsrior 10 sny other method OF exhibiting iodine.
Fun directions accompany each bottle, that It
nay be ussd s. 9 family medicine - veil as by TIA
profession.
Price ono dollar per DossIo. On reoclp. Of I've
aOHsEs, six bottles delivered es By express 70 any
addreu.
Beware Of counterfoits and imitstions which IN
pzlnoiplsd desIsTs sndesvor 70 dispose Of on our
reputation. Sec our reputation and Trademarks
(ths Greek word heading this sdyertisonent) upon
the labels and wrappers On each bOttls, Witboui
which none e genuine
OlrouIar Erafis. DR. b, AEOERs 3 co.,
Physician and chemists,
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NINE DAILY TRAINS FRoh
PHILADELPHIA 10 NEW YORK.
A TLANTIOAp GREAT WRsTRRi
n RAILWAY.
Fall and Winter Arrangement.


"a RAILWAY.
Fall and Winter Arrangement.
Two Throzah Express Trains DAILY between
CLEVELAND ADD new YORK, without Ubangs
Of Cars or Transfer OF Baggage
'DAT E1PREss, (SRndays excepted leaves Clsve-
land At $50 A. r., arrives at Meadvine 81 z.l5 ~
lDnnerl Salamanca AT 6;z6 P NJ, lslsspag Cars t.
New 70 X and New York a. l:I0 P n.
'NIsHT ExFRKss," Saturdays excepted lssves
Cleveland Sc s:i5 n, with Slsegins CGrs 70 Hor-
nslsvillc1 arrives At Headviiis At la A. X Sals-
manea at $50 A. n, and New York a. 1o.so p n
WESTWARD.
Day Express-LeaVss New York at...-.....7:00A A. H.
Arrives st Cleveland at...-.7.30 l. T..
Night DO Leaves New YORK at -.--5tO ?. II.
Arrives at Cleveland at.-sss5sl5 P. A..
Train leaving Cleveland AZ $50 A. =,
arrives at Iranklin 745 p r.
Train leaving Cleveland as 9.t5 P. H.
arrives at Franklin ......slO.IO A. u
Train leaving Cleveland at S.45 P. X
arrives 81 youngstown at...-....-.---- T.s5 P n.
Train leaving youngstown % 6.45 A. NJ,
arrives st Cleveland 1925 A. 4
Mail EtstWard-Lsayes kron at........- 7sIOA n.
Arrives st MeRdVills at.....-12.8o p. n.
Arrives st Salamanca At. 7:25 P n.
Do WestWard-LeaTes Salamanca at. $50 A. N.
Arrives at MeadYiile at..-.l0s5 A. Z.
Arrives st Ak on at.......... 44j P z.
Through Tickets can be procured At the Union r.
4. Ticket Once, Superior street, and Depot, Seneca
street, Cleveland.
b. 7. sREETsER, GenT SUIT.
7. Fl. GooDNAS, Gent Ticket Agent. Ocs1
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LElVE OLEVELAND.
$50 A. M.-DAf EXPRESS TRALE-StoryinE gt
Wflloughby, 2 sins5Yille. Mad son. GeEdTa- Asa-
tabuLA UoEnoaut and Gifafd only, and srTfTo at
Erie a. I 20 P. NJ, Dunkirk 3s45 P. n, Buiiaio
5a0
s.25 P, M.-CIECLEHATI EXPRESS-Stogpi1g IS
PalneIvile, kEhsGfaia and Gi1zr5l G-lF, slc ar
Eyes at EEieo;ls ?. L., DunEirk slf2 ?. ~ Eii-
falo 1880 Pa.
$50 z. HI HAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
stoyping At all stations and arrsTe e Erie as
7.8F.M.
900 p M-HIGHE EXPRESS TRAIH-stoupina ct
PatneaTilie, Azhtabul8 and Girard Oug and
Arrives at Ere At u 20 A. Es- B-7rai-h 300
A. n, BunalO 20 A. X.
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Sheiby-Ssndusky, Mansfield & Newark Eaircod, -
Mansfield, MT. Vernon. Newark, YauagTilis.
&C.
Orastlino-P Pittsburgh, Fors Wayne Oslpago RaT-
road, Eogest, Upper SandusAY, De fzss. Aiinal
Fort Mayna, Lapurtn, Chicago, 6clsli4 est 1n1
East for Mansueid, Mocater, Mssgii.ors, fc.
Grafton and Bellsfontains Railroad Laa5 - tnriou,
Bellefcntsins, Sidney, Union, Nui-rsn, tncens
apolis, Tsrre Haute, Yincennas Fpnsyiiiat
Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis, &C. .7N
Doiewars-With Springfield Branch for Eprinrfald-
Oolumbds-Lfttle Miami B Columbus, and LsliE
Railroad for 1snia, Dayton, lnaiEusrolil,
Terre Haute, ST. Louis, Morrow, LoTolaud, and
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and MilsissiPri
Rafroed - Cincinnati for Louisville, EFana-
vile Cairo, 81 Gor-z, snd 81 lotasa On tea
Ohio River.
Ooiunbus-Central Ohio Rsiirosd for HaWarE, Esroz-
vile, wishing, 8s.; Columbus, Piqua 48s
diana Railroad for EQua, UrDana, sc.
DD-Eor Tickets 20 ali points and Information EP7l7
as the Passenger Staton- and g Union Ticket Oa.ls
Il7 Superior sEroat. =. s. EELET,
Cleveland, Get. 81 li6t, surssietsudsas.
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SADDLES AND HARNESS!

EEToUI.D respe If lly inform ., Gus
w TONERS ana !! g tJdpIc generally, thai
lie 4lason hand asIarge stock and general as
sortnept OF Saddles, Harness, &c., consist
ing III part Qf ftill-qpilted and plain Skaters
quilted h5od nover and plain halt-Spanish
ana tal-barks, quilted and plain seated,
brass and wood horn idernipeaks, plain and
pquilteJt seat, low leantle English troBtlng sad
dies. Alsoa variety of styles Of side saddles,
with short and extended quilted knee
springs, hoop and back springs silver col
ored, russet blue, and black enanIeled leath-
erquiiled and plain pushed seats. He has
also ON hand sets of extra fine silver mount
sed carriage and buggy harness, strong yam
kee team harness. saddle bags, collars, hal
ters, brides and martingues of most every
description. Carriage, Buggy and Riding
Whips Of the finest quality; in fact most ev-
erything usually kept ina saddlery shop
deems ii unnecessary to puff and blow or
let OF gas aboutthe material or workman
ship Of his work LAS it will recommend it-
self to those who are judges or who use it.
Thankful for the Liberal patronage he has
heretofore received, he hopes by, strict atten-
ton to business and selling good work at a
reasonable priee,fto merit Il continuance OF
the same. Shop, directly opposite the "Sen-
TIMER Office, Gadiz, Ohio. 500 i.t "d3 p
l.. "A April L. 1864, aH tIt#r .}l.pIi..4 a ..gya.a
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A BRISK ScoTCH LAssTE-A an exam-
ination m the case Of a Farmer in Scotch
- Court, on his sister entering the box to be
examined, the following conversation took
eao place between her and the opposing agent
t4d 81 '.Howold are yon Z" saidthelawyer
tHa . 20, weel sir, am an unmarried woman,
"tS2l- and dinna think it right to answer that
question Z ID ' M
10, yes, inform the gentleman how old
you are, said the judge.
+ "Weel wee lam sixty 80 a@
''Arey you not more?
'Well, | am sixty.
The inquistiye lawyer still further asked
~. If she had hopes of getting married, to
Y, Z, -. ... which Miss Jane replied: r....,.-.
aWeel, sir, wadna surly tell lie; I
binna lost hope yet And she scorpfully
-added--ssButI wudna marry you, for am
sick aud tired OF your palaver already"
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4 BoYssori land 1often play the game of
pitch and toes When at sea still ottener.
= THE State prescribes laws which loving
individual would never Have thought OF
making, yet Is obliged to obey; just at the
the law book, not a pair of lovers, contem-
plates divorce. w lnE sr
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s. tt O pR9EL-
I14 Main St. Wheeling.

- n ~ X q IL
I11, Main St, Wheeling.
CToNE & THOMAS announce to their
y their friends and the public that they
are in receipt of their stock Of Spring and
Summer Goods embracing Dry Goods in all
their varieties, Carpetng, Oil Cloth and Car
pet chain Millinery Goods of every variety,
Notions. and varieties generally, comprising
the largest and in some respects, tile most
desirable we ever brought to the city. Our
customers may rest assured that they VIII
reap all the advantages that fair dealing,
long experience, close attention to business,
careful buying, and buying. with Cash, can
give them. We buy most of our goods with
cash, directly from the manufacturers and
Importers, and from close cash Auction h0u-
seS, thereby saving a, large per centage. We
have ample facilities for doing large lob
bing Trade, andinvite the attention. OF Mer-
chants to our stock before buying, ana Iall-
ors to our stock Of Cloths, Cassnneres and
| Vestngss lt.fu- 9ai W
Without particuiarlzing, we Will say we
keep the largest stock in the city OF the fol-
| lowing rs well aSalt goods. -
Dress silks, of every style and price, i1
Millinery goods, silks, Telvets, ribbons &C.
French Merihoes, of every shade.
! l.. French Prints and Goods!
l. . Goods for Eriend's wear and travelling
| ID. u Shawls of every grade and price.
/ Plaids and Prints, and worsted fabrics fol
! dresses Cloaks and Cloaking, Prints Ticks
| Muslins, Flannels. Blankets, and goods fol
Man and Boys wear. generally. No Coco
| HouSe SituU sell, cheaper. .i.....,...J ...s..
. Our stock of FUR,S viii be found TO be
! very desirable. We ask attention to oul
! stock Of Carpeting, &C., which is very ful
/ aud at low prices. a'' Ia,f 1t
i All llgoods sold at low advance on pur
! chase. .,s -H..a ......r a..E- .t.t..-
Persons making purchases in the city vii
find it TO their interest greatly, to give us ;
call before buying.
Parcels sent toany part of the cityFREE
Remember the sign of the ''GoIdea Bee
Hive, NEAR the Suspension Bridge.
STONE d THOMAS.
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~ u B "A HOO N lie w,
" prime article by the barrel or gallon
Mt GEORGE q BROS,
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Business Cards.
u. M. ESTEP.

A II Z OBN DY IT law.
Cadiz, Ohio,
COLLECTIONS made, and business of Exc
cubors, Administrators and Guardians at
tended 10. .... ........
. Also the collection OF
Back Pay. BOunfics, Pensions. Ge.
OF Soldiers and Widowsand heirs of deeeas-
ed soldiers, &c. attended To. .a- ia rl
OFFrCE-On Main Street, opposite Beall's
Drug Store. IL ~ - ~
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yVWooP SKIRTS, Gloves, Hosiery, veils,
Embroidered and Lace Collars for
sls by Fl, q, MsgADpEN a. 60
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\ y
T'i- Weekly from Ctdiz to 81. CJntrsvlle.
TIME subscriber would respectfully in
form the travelling community that he
is running tho u. S. Mail Hack Line FROM
Ga liz to Wheeling; and that one OF his splen-
did hacks will leavelW heeling and Cadiz tri-
weekly, at 7, a. NJ, and connect with the
cars at both places. His hacks are new, HIS
teams good, and his drivers careful and at
tentive. Tie hopes to receive the patronage
Of the travelling public, as he Will endeavor
to merit their patronage by strict attention
TO their wants.
Fare from Wheeling 10 Cadiz or Ctttta 10
Wheeling Sl,25. For tho round trip only
$500.
Heis also running new Hack betwe~h
Cadiz and ST. Clairsyiitc; leaving Cadiz ey~
cry Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn
ings; and st. Clairsville every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings. Partic-
ular attention paid To -""ino Express
Packages.
Livery Stable.
He has also in CadiZ rs good Livery
Stable rs there is in the country. Buggics,
Carriages, Horses &C.. TO be hnd at all tiiney.
Travellers either arriving on the cars or i'll
the hack, can be taken 10 any point they
desire. Terms reasonable.
Ne. .. WILLIAM L. uOUSER.
CadiZ, Ohio, Aug. Is, 1860.
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NO DEATH.

. NJ DEATH. 49,
. - ETFa # ~
There isna deathi The dust We tread
Shall change beneath the summer shower,
To golden grain or mellow fruit, ND
or rsnbow-tnret howers- " it
The yrsnitsrocks disoryanizs,
To iesd tle ilun gsy nilss they bear.
EJhafrOst lcavtsda iy lisa. -
- Ftsin out tnevie wless air. ~ 81 = ~
Ths-s Is NJ deathl The leaves nav fau.
Fha flowers my fide and plss away
They Only wait through w!ntsry hours
Tie coming OF Lie May.
'- There 4 NJ deathI An angel forn
Walks DER The earth with si!ea. tread
liz bears our loved hing. away,
Z . -Apd thep We Ssulhear "dcbi.h -s r..
IL leaves our hearts al t,esolate-
lie p!ucks our taires,, sweetest flowers
" Trans planted into bliss, they now
-srASorn immortal bowers.
Tho bird-like voice wh~se joyous tones
Make glad these scenes OF woe and strife
s:ngs now in everlasting song
Amid the tree Of bfel
FILE1.f Ittrats ., rft..
And where He secs smile too bright,
..s Or hearts too pare for taint or vice,
He bears it to that worldof light
..Ho-awell in Paradise. -, -l.-.-l-
Born in that undying lie,
H. They leave us bat to come again! -rH
With JOY we welcome them--ihe same,
-Ca' Exceptm sin and pain. ...
f.r tr. .Ft = q. -.- ..F .a' ...
And ever noar us, though unseen,
.s The dear, immortal spiriIS tread, .
oral the boundlsss I diverse q
Ia life-Thera are no dead!
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Valuablc Farm and Mills
5'. 5Hf'n For. sale. '!iJ &Ht

VEvIE subscriber wishes to sell his Farm
4. aud Grist and Saw Mills, Situated on
Big Saltwater, near Freeport, Harrison
county. Said Farm contains one hundred
and seventeen acres of good land, on which
there is two dwelling houses, sn excellent
young orchard in bearing order, coal bank,
and an abundance Of never falling springs.
A large amount OF the land is excellent bot
tom land. The farm is all under a good
state OF cultivation. HfI -t .3a ..iI
Z The Grist Mill is alarge steam and water
Mill, which will enable the owner to grind
at all seasons of the year. There isan excel
lent coal bunk at the mill door, The mill
has three run of bnrrs. Everything about
the mill is in complete order, and can run at
all seasons OF the year.
ai The subscriber viii sell tle above valuable
property on reasonable TERMS. Persons
wishing further information can call on the
subscriber on the premises, or G. n. Allen,
editor Of the Sentinel, Cadiz, Ohio. =
ANDREW STEWART.
Froeport, April I, le63=tf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-27
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsuJNCrON Aprii Of 1854.

WASHINGTON, April %, 1864. )
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. G. S. Ogden, the Consul OF
the United States at @ uebec, of the recent order
passed in the Government Council Of Canada
relative to tolls upon certain commodities of
the Provincial Canals, which is published for
general information, as follows:
His Excellency was pleased to lay before the
Council memorandum dated sth April inst,
from the honorable Minister Of Finance, re-
presenting that, by the tariff Of tolls on the
Provincial Canals established by order in
Council Of 18th day of June, 1859, as well as by
the previous tariffs since 1853, certain exemp.
tions were created in favor of salt, iron, wheat,
flour, and corn, under the conditions therein
mentioned, and that it is expedient that such
exemptions, which by the tariff of the 18th Of
be revived and re-established.
Whereupon His Excellency, in Council, was
pleased to order, and It is hereby ordered, under
and by virtue OF the authority given and con.
ferred by thetwenty eighth chapter OF the ION.
solidated Statutes OF Canada, that upon, from
and after this sixteenth day OF April instant,
the following articles, having paid 1ul tolls
through the st Lawrence canal, be passed free
through the Welland canal, and II tolls shall
have been pre- viously paid thereon through the
Chanbly canal, that such tolls be refunded At
the canal ONCE at Monroe, viz:-lron Of all
kinds, salt; and that the following articles,
having paid full tolls through the Welland
canal, be passed through the st. Lawrence and
Uhambly canals, viz Wheat, -four. corn.