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I,,dt following notice OF Il from the editorial columns oil
Tn, Philadepha frcss written by H. SneIoE @aeAehseo'4
fI N.s rpSRY Woop's hrw NOVEL; r. Peterson
Brotberr have lust Mrs Noods lates. novel so,
Ossd Cav and is strictly tale OF Eugli'h society at the
present day the ucion closes. indeed recently ca ne
ut' I,. o. If F1,p nIe ITo5ay $. the description
bes to judge, IN the old town oi ohte" JAY. 90 20
scene shifts to London a'er s ,t Is parity ~ elou in
olfeur in Normandy ent finally cio.e' "nefs II oe., "
the quan, old country town. The hero Is csii
one those moil n,,n who appear to flourish IN nen
Ills half brother. Mk Cray, whore spccuillonS. ~ y,
stock company raise him 10 luxury snd bfne mn oon
to poverty, character dawn with bold epq fe a.,
There also excellent Dr. DAyenel anu " suy L.
cudug colf sister, whose inlmiiy makes hef ouluea
amazingly end couple Of terrible SCI, y,cseUef With
sev, otr JramGfs pe,oar There j. hidden crime,
and des q yiey erIIed up a. The p.'Prr , ,.
y In no proyoa, fiction ofhcrs-no, even In East Lynne
sthe interest completely hep, never he aha %
IL making plausible guess ct the secret, 70 "ho ".
author has tie key The pat wherein the workings oh'
stock company developed shows o. yu
novels we have read for some time. s fair authors bes,
production 1t Is remarkably wen printed IN large type ana
on hno paper. and will undoubtedly nave hIse sac
MRS. HENRY WOODS OTHER COOKS 70
The Esri' HeiFs... q TIE ; hqHr way. hhen 80
TIE Lot Bank Note..... 'sBetter for Worse 9
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The Channins........ 10 Aurora tloyd.;.....; %
Oswald Cny......~l 20 The Castle. iiciF.'...' >,
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4 MASTERLY WORK. new History Of
"A tire Methodist Episopsl Church. By the Rev. ABEL
STEVENS, IL. ID. ? vols. PIP s31.
We have just i,sncd tie hrit two volume. Of this long
promised wor. cnnodyng the history Of the Church from II.
orian 10 the Tt desatcd General Conference ia 7D The
yck presents chain o politics, aud re ous events of tho
Interesting Character. showing the Providence % God IN
tho Affairs Of Christians 81 el denominations VIII Ind
rcpcta with nstrueiion which hcy may TO good
count Price pcr volume, 81 T..
We have also Just issIOd,
LOVE III MARRIAGE. by Gpi2OT. Translated from
the French irs. 49, o. Stevens. chsrnng work for the
Holiday. Price, t3 ceris CARLETON PORTER,
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WI LiCHTgoOTTH E SCOUT; on, TRICKS on THE
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ALSO Row READY.
An ENTIRELY NEW BOOK FOR BOYS
WITH TWENTY ELEGANT ILLUSTRATIONS BY THE
BEST ARTISTS.
TIE YOUNG CRUSOE;

TIE YOUNG CRUSOE;
or. ADVENTURES OF 4 SlHFWRECkED BOY
BY Dr.. HAaLV.. PEICG 81 80 - -.
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aco iriur knoedc while young of overcoming idle fears
ana Of bein strong and perserug IN whatever
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ORDNANCE land ARAkOR,

HOLLEYs ORDNANCE land ARAfOR,
Ill embracnr Descriptions Discussions AID Professional
Opniop Ms,er Fabrication Requiem ents
Capsbes and Endurance Of European ard American Guns,
for Naval Sescoast and lrcn-olad Wfe snd the kSLA6
ynoJRcTIt rs and BEECH LOADING Ao Hesus Of EIper
aran. Arnor Official Records with appendix
referring 70 Gun Cotton Hooped Guns ETC. etc. ny a. D.
Half Roam SO Just publi,hed by u. VAN NOsrRAND:
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CtTFINWAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL.
- GRAND Ann SQUARE PIANOS are now Considered
T1UE WEBER PIANO FORTE

EK7ORCEsTERs HINGED PLATE
PIANO-FORTES recommended by GottsoLak, aiAson
Berge Frad and others possessing double the volume o.
tone and music quality OF pianos Of correspondents see
made upon the ordinary pln WsreTooms corner lit ane
Jt.av., ~ I.
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Ncm Fluctuations.

MRS. WOODS NEW NOVEL Is PUB
lVA L!suED THIS DAY.
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Go fct.
6onses ano Farms Wantc6.

yYTANTED-A FACTORY with % Horse
Nv Power va,er preferred. but must be nevcrfitLg;
rya about thes f1y8 within four hours Of
Address with fun pidcuars. Boz No. SotiNi. fos'-ohe~
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(NEsTCUESTER co. FARM for SALE

w Situated IN The town OF souess, a miles from k''oug,
Harlem RR " miles from Peel Ill, containing about ~
acres of .ien Lend In good CONDITION well fenced ard
wateted aud very clear On the rrcnis, IS large
double House. good and nearly new, with lie cary out
buildings in good order. luqago OF = 4. FACE. ~. \.
tatharinc-s.
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A FFLICTED RESTORED! IGNORANCE

hREAMTHORP. by ALEXANDER SMITH.
~ "Nn worthy 70 have been written by Oliver Gold
NTH snS e y rs'a g The sdirn reader. Of The vea
bss htefxry journals In tho country Bssfuy prued on
kstsd paper snd elegantly bound. Price a.
J. Z. TlLIVN / 70. Bo,,en. P.,llrixya
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WAR POWERS
UNDER
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.

DOYS. we have TWO MEM BOOhS VI,
ID YOU that are splendid. fu Of un Excitement, aud ad
venture, at home. in camp. and under Are.
FRASK'S CAMPAIGN; OF. WHAT A loy CAN DO on TaE
EARa TO Help DOWN THR KEDXLnoN IL Aos-fio
AIGgR, IT, Look az the lictures Ia Il. -
ECFOES Or TIE Gun OF 1861, AND THE WAY Two
PporUEgs RESPONDED TO THAT "ECHo' THAT HOUSED
Up EVERY oSE THE NORTH
No boob. have the enens Of in them more than
these none are 30 full Of fun and adventure. none have
higher aim viii Stir ap young lads to nosler action
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L ta;ne the PRESIDENTIAL VOTES o. al tho States by
Counties and the othe Towns in tn Sate Now
1t contains the Popular Vote b. States IN the years 1852
and 1856 Price Il cents peS copy. 10. &c e The
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IGRAMMAR SCHOOL of the University on
~ Walingon.squArc. Primary Commercial. and C'as
cal Location Vcutatioa Furniture and size Of Rooms
/ I'D
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DIANOS, MtLODEUNS, HAhAIVNIOIi
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Just Published.
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Money from vOiunteers.

Auditor Knox has received money
from the following named persons, on
certificates issued by R. W. Carley,
the amount being S6,74I. Those
holding certificates are requested to
call at the Auditors Office and receive
their money:
NAMES OF PERSONS FoR WHOSE uss.
William Gamble, John Carnahan, Henry
Bricksr, David Furbsy. Elizabeth Simmons
Nancy Ankrip, Francis Sampson, Geo N.
MeCollough, Leonard Stahl, James Singer
BENZ. Wood, Susanna Smith, Zebidee Cox
Willis.n Crabbtree. Jabob Dennis, Thomas
George, Alex Mcfarland, William Wilson
Franklin W. Mcllravy, Townsend Thomas
Martha Giles, Chancey Dewey, William Tip
ton, Mss Nancy Davis, Jackson Croskey
Mary j. Marshall. Lee j. Burton, William
McMillen, Christina Shilling, Rezin Welct
& Co, William Walker, John Graybill
Bathia Cave, G. A. Skinner, Margaret Den
ming, Allen c! Turner, John Denning, BENZ
wa,kinson David klnmell, Mrs. Nancy
Young. Wm. McFAdden. Mrs. J G. Burns,
Isaac Jones, VIM. Leslie, Rebecca House
Il. Mcbride, William Miller. John Hoover
Elie, A. Lyons, Jacob WeYAndt, Geo. Fish
or, Jr. Sylvanus A. White, John NJ. Curry,
Elizabeth Ssylsr, Margaret McIlrAvy.
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ONE Thonsnnd more.

We would ike to have one thousand
more subscribers TO the CADIz SENTr-
MEL. Our Democratic friends should
remember that it is to their interest
to give their county organ vigorous
support. One dollar and Fifty cents
spent In circulating the CADIz SENrI-
MEL, in which will be published speech
es, documents, &C.. will be worth more
than ten times that amount expended
two months before the election, in dec
orations, music and mass meetings.
The floating vote" decides elections;
and if persons of undecided or Auctd'
ating opinions in Harrison county are
furnished with the CADIs SENTINEL
until November, they will be almost
sertain to vote the Democratic ticket.
A fund of twenty or thirty dollars in
each township, expended in this man.
ner, will change the result. Think Of
this, friends!
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old hopsst hearted soldiers felt in the time
Of the American Revolution. should love
10 20 and live with them by day, and 80
and sleep With them IN their Tents BY Night
| should love ID stand up with them shoul.
der To shoulder On the Battle ground. lote
the old honest bearted soldiers. rsrnsri-
ber What they have done for US. remein.
Der them with respect and esteem: 81.
But slasl BY faction and sedition the walls
af Jerusalem fell; and by Abolitionism and
Neal Dow ism our willis Union, liberty and
the Old Cons,itdtion,) will fall and ctufhbls
10 dust.
A voice from the south--a voice from the
Vests voice from the East--a voice from
the Nerth--a voice from the four Winds
already begins to cry Wo--Wo--Wo---to oul
Union--our Libsrty--our country, and oul
oountrymen.
In civil war rich men and poor men viii
tumble together, and dead men will be piled
up in heaps.
The Old Democrat wants to sell out ant
70 away. PoRrkR CowLEs.
Hadisy, February 9Th. 1861.
TThe Hartford TIm<s sxhumes th,
above prophetic Advertisement from tn
columns Of Boston paper. o! nearly thre
years sgo. That man had q proper concep
tion Of the people by, whom he was sur
rounded. and ielt it to be his safety 10 &c
out OF their way at the earliest moment
When this old patriot published bis Ad
ver,isetnent, no doubt the whole gang o
the dsstroyers gggled at his stupidity AM
denounced bin as disloyal. Now what hav
these men got to >AJ p Crisis.
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Musurc YOur Property.

Every person who owns property
should have it insured in some respon.
kible insurance company. The best
company we know of is the Etna In
surance Company Of Hartford, Con-
neeticut. They pay all losses prompt.
)y. We advise those Of our readers
who have not their property already
insured, to Immediately call on the
gentlemanly agent of the company in
shis place, Mr.. L. Heaing, and &c t
him to ''fx up the papers" See ad-
vsrtisement.
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A prophetic Adysrsts q m ens.


We find the following advertisement in
Massachusetts, paper of February. 1861
That Was before Lincoln's Inauguration.
How truthful and prophetic the words OF
this honest old farmer have now proved, in
the tclfible realities which have since trans
pirsd!
FOR SALE.
A FARM, containing Linety 1--we acres or
moro of good land, situated--0r located
right In sight OF Amherst College, within
one and quarter Of mile.
Also, one hall ola SAW~MILTs NJ the
mouth Of Miller's River. in Montague.
III. c. Breckenridge had been chosen
President my property would have been
worth Eight Thousand Dollars, but now,
sncs Lincoln has been chosen President.
do not know what 1t will bripgi want ia
sell out and 90 away. want to 20 away
from Abolitionism-awsy from Main Law.
ism--away from Neal Dow ism --away from
Aristocrat>ism. l want TO 60 away from
oil Sectional-ism. l want to 80 into some
country where men are kind to each other
whore men love each other where msn
are thankful and honest TO zach other. |
don't want to 70 into country where men
make Hobby Horses out OF Abolitionism and
Neal Dow,ism 10 ride into Office IN.
want TO 20 into Q country where men
feel as msa felt about the time that Jefferson,
Madison, Washington, Adams, and others
when they signed tho Constitution Of the
United States. want to 60 into some
country where men isel as men ielt about
the time that Putnam, Warren, Washington,
and Stark signed the Declaration oi Inds-
psndsncs. ! should love to 20 into some
counnay and live with men, that feel % ths
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ma=A number of our citizens du

MS-A number of our citizens DUR
ing the past summer and fall shipped
and drove t, Illinois and Iowa, large
droves of sheep. The past two or
three weeks has been very -ssFere on
these sheep, and We learn that large
numbers Of them have froze to death.
Tho loss to our citizens will be quite
heavy; and will doubtless in the future
stop driving sheep to winter on the
coll and blelk prairies of Illinois and
Iowa. Sheep to do we'll, must have in
all kinds of bad weather, warm, com.
Portable houses to shelter in, and not
too mahy of thom together.
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CArC.siar NJ. 4,

HEADQUARTERS 18th DIsr. ONO, J
OFFICE PRovosr MARSHAL,
BARSEsylLLE, Jan. Il, 1864.
By an act of Congress Of January
IL, 1864, the same bounties as pai,l
recruits prior to the 5th Of Januar y,
srs continued for few weeks.
Until further orders recruiting Off
GERS will continue enlistmcnts I'M lcr
the sams regulations as ,lished
prior TO the 9th of January, 1861.
A. 7. READY,
Capt. and Pro. Mar. 18th Dist.
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fMy- The election of Direosars of the
First National Bank of CadiE' took
place on Tuesday, the 18th, which
resulted in the unanimous reelection
OF the old board. We are informed
that this institution his capital Of
9l20,ooo, all paid in. The ''green>
backs" which they are to circulate ore
expected this week.