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Bilious MaladieS, &c., SC.

In whatever form disease attacks the liver,
it is repealed AMI exterminated by this search
ing. painless, and irresistible curative Bilious
remittents, bilious purging, and all the ordina-
ry disorders of the organ, indicated by pain in
the right side and between the shoulders, yell
lowness Of the whites of the eyes, weakness and
debility, &C., are relieved and removed by the
remedy, with a celebrity which astonshss the
sufferers and their friends. Let the sick, whom
the faculty have abandoned, resort with conf.
dence to this powerful anti bilious agent, and
restoration TO health and activity will be the
unyaryinp re,ult
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J. d: BRUABAUoH- Nv. DoLLINoKR.
BRUMBAUGH B. B0LLINGER,
ATTORNEYS At LAW.

MarysvilIe, Marshall County, Kansas,
WILL practice in all the Courts of the
w Second Judicial District in Kansas, and
in the Courts of the Second Judicial District
in Nebraska. They will pay particular atten.
ton to paying taxes for non residents in Nor
thern Kansas and Nebiaska. Claims collect
ed on reasonable terms. and proceeds promptly
RENTED. Oct. S, '65-6m.
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THE WoRklNc FARMER
FOR ie66-voI. Eighteenth.
kNhAMED AND FINELY ILLUSTRATED.
Published Monthly, at No. I26 Nasss. s.. NV
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N1O1lCE is hereby given, that will offer
IN for sale, at public auction, at the Court
House door, in Troy, Doniphan County, Kan
sas, on Monday, the first day Of January, A. D.
1866, between the hours Of nine O'Clock A. NJ.
and four O'Clock p. M. of said dav. the follow
ing described real estate, TO wit: The south
west quarter of section nine. ~, in tosnseip
three t3) south, of range twenty two, (22) sit
uate in Doniphan County, Kansas; taken as
the property OF Antoine Tambor ct a., and Of
fered for sale to satisfy the judgment and costs
of said action.
Given under nv hand, this 18th day of No
vembcr. A. D. 1865. E. G. CRABB,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County, Kansas.
November 30, ls65-5w. Prs fee, $S-
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Brilliant Corps of Contributors,
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and examine their stock, as thev feel confident
that they will be satisfied with the quality,
styles and prices Of thier manufactures. They
keep on hand, or manufacture to order,
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OIL.

The oil excitement in this county still con-
tinues. A number of farms and tracts Of
land have been leased by different oompa-
nies in various parts of the county A
Cleveland company have leased some ten
farms in Archer, Rumley and North town
ships. A company from New York have
leased three farms in Short Greek township.
Mr.. Norton, of Flushing, has leased several
farms in this county. A considerable a
mount of land has also been leased by our
two Cadiz Petroleum companies.
The Cadiz Union Petroleum Company has
been regularly Incorporated, and have books
opened to receive subscriptions. A large
amount of stock has already been subscrib-
ed See advertisement.
We suppose operations will commence by
these different companies as soon as spring
opens; and in short time we shall know
whether oil can be found in Harrison coun-
ty. Now is the time to subscribe and take
stock, so that when operations begin, the
work can be pushed forward with energy.
Any person owning land should have no
h-sitancy in leasing it, for the purpose of
boring for oil, to any responsible company.
IF oil should be discovered the advantages
and benefits to them would be incalculable.
Read the column Of 'oil intelligence" in
another part of to-day paper.
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sS-We are under obligations to Hon. ],

s5rWe are under obligations to Hon. j.
w. White for copy of tho Congressional
Directory for 1864 and 1866. This is a
pamphlet that tells US who holds the
principal offices at the Federal Capitol.
As we did not suppose that any citizen of
this county held any very important Office in
that city, we only gave the pamphlet at first
a very rapid perusal But as rapid as that
perusal was, our eyes fell upon the follow
ing;
"CoURT OF CLAIMS John A Bingham,
Solicitor" When we first read it we tho t
there must be some mistake about the mat
ter Every abolition editor in this district
said last fall, that we lied when we said John
A. Bingham held that Office; and every
body knows that these abolition editors are
very truthful gentlemen. But there it was
John A. Bingham Solicitor of the Court
of Claims. The conclusion we came to was,
that these gentlemen were only decciviug
their readers to help Mr.. Binghanl's cleo
ton to Congress We don't blame Mr..
Binham for holding that or any otkcr Office
he has right to hold as many Offices as
he can get.
But their denial last fall of Mr.. Bingham
holding any Office under Mr.. Lincoln admin.
istration was not the only deception they prac
ticed on their readers about Mr.. Bingham.
Theysaid that he was the parexeellence friend
of our brave soldiers. Time proves all things,
and time proves that he is not their friend.
He may get a few politicians sons or son-in-
laws, STRAPS, bars, leaves, eagles or stars, -
but that does not make him the friend OF
the soldier Gov. Brough gave every citi-
zen of Ohio an opportunity on the last Sat
urday of November, 1864, to show real
friendship for the soldiers He made an
earnest appeal for every citizen to contribute
something for the relief of soldier families
Our readers all remember how eloquent
that appeal was; and then Our Harrison
County Military Committee showed their
friendship for the soldier, by heartily and
zealously secon1ing Gov Brough' appeal
Gov. Brough's appeal was published in all
Of the papers in the State; AMI the Military
Committees appeal was published in both
Of the County papers. There WAS no excuse
for any friend of the soldier in not contrib
uting to that christian benevolent object. =
The friends of the soldiers in this county
did contribute and some of them very liber-
ally, for which they deserve great credit
But how much did that par excellent friend
of the soldier-John A. Bingham--contrib-
ute towards the relief of soldiers families
on that occasion Not Red"
That deception practsed upon the soldiers
by these Abolition editors done its intended
work-it elected John Bingham to Con-
gress. 1t may do hereafter to tell marine"
that John A. Bingham is ths soldiers true
friend, but it wont d. to tell old sailors.
That ALL
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TA-All those interested in the comm

nsa-All those interested in the coming
draft for this county, land who is not?)
would do we'll to read the advertisement of
Lieutenant Steele, in totday's paper, who
has opened arecruitiag Office in Freeport,
this county, for volunteers. lieut.. Steele
is sn honorable high toned young man--onc
that will be an honor to any company he is
appointed to command; and we would urge
al those who have any notion of volunteering
for large bountieS or to AVOID the draft,
whie,', will be sure to come, to enter their
names right away on Leu.eusnt Steele s
muster lolls.
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The draft comes off on next "Wednesday,
February Is, lS65-one week from to-day
so the authorities at Washington City have
announced. Forevery township in Harrison
county.to'get clear of the draft'against that
time, it will takesunpreceiented work--har-
der work than has ever yet been done to get
them out of the woods" Our advice to
the different townships in the county::iwould
be-''make a long pull, strong pull, and a
pull altogether" and see if they cannot clear
themselves from the draft that is to come of
on next Wednesday.
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We clip the following local items from last
weeks Cadiz Repttdtl tlcu1t,
RETURNED SOLDIER -Sesgt. Jno Sinl-
mons Of company G, gSth Ohio, has been
discharged from the service on account Of
physical disability, and returned home on
last Saturday. Mr.. Simmons has been in
the service about two years and a half; and,
during that time, has done the country eff
cent service He regrets, no doubt, that he
was prevented, by disease, from serving out
the full term for which he enlisted. We are
glad, however, that it has been his good for
tune to return again to oar midst, and hope
that he may speedily regain his health, and
long live to enjoy the blessings of a restored
government, for which he 50 gallantly bat
tied
l'ERsoNAL.-Albcrt Hearn, formerly of
this office, who volunteered last fall under
Lieutenant Smith, was at home on Sunday
and Monday of this week. The regiment to
which he belongs is now on its way to join
Gen. Sherman, and he got permission to
stop off and visit his mother while passing.
Hcis in excellent health, and seems to enjoy
soldering finely.
/ A RELEASED PRISONER MIR. Samuel T.
Hines, arelcased prisoner, called at our office
a few days ago.. Mr.. Hines belonged to
Company c, l26th Ohio, and was taken pris
oner in the battle of the Wilderness, last
| May. He was confined at Andersonvale
and Florence about seven months; and judg-
ing from his emaciated appearance, the con
6nement and bad treatment has seriously
! impaired his health. -
| WE regret to learn that George w. Hines,
| scu of c. A. Hines, lost a leg at the battle
Ibet0re Nashville. His limb was amputated
below the knee, and, We understand, he il
getting aiIng well.
DiED.- On the l4th of January near Os
kalooso, Iowa, Of typhoid fever, Mr.. Robert
Haverfeld, formerly of the vicinity of Cadiz
| aged 81 years. t
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Bob DUNN, Of the Upper Sandusky u
MON, got off the following in a late number
of his paper. There is blending Of pathos
and humor in the production;
We are not much Of q war man-never
was. We hate the sight of bayOnet, and
gunpowder always had peculiar nauseat-
ing and disgusting odor to our oliactories.
When quite youth we were opposed to sky
rockets, and we challenge any of our old cit
izens to produce the proof that we ever had
a fire cracker in our hands. In this partic-
ular our son William Henry does not
take after Us at ALL Then, it is natural that
we should want the quota of this township
filed before the approaching l5th of Febru-
ary shall throw her funeral pail over chap
py, proud Amirekai" Although we are
considered "disloil," there is no one who
has a more anxious heart to fill the next
quota. Reason--sOund ia wind and limb,
and under forty-fve. In fact, we have moth
ing broke about US, except our pocket
We are Squire, and of eonrse people think
we have legal mind. So good Then fol-
lows the fact, that we are frequently asked
whether we are in favor of selling the Town
ship Railroad Ten Thousand Dollars in s.
pos, TO aid US in filling our quota under the
last call Of our 'loil' President. OF course
we are. 1t is military necessity. Sell the
bonds; sell the Court House; sell Becry S
black ; sell old Judge Carey farm sell out
Dave Harpster, steal some of Dyes sheep
and coniscate the whole Of that six hun
dred dollar cornplanter concern; in fact,
anything, to escape the draft and prove our
loilty as the people of happy, proud A
mireka!"
During the last campaign, the Democracy
did what they could to conyinvince the peo-
pie of the country that they should try the
resources Of .statesnanship' to settle our
national difficulties. The advice was not
taken. Now, the next best thing to bring
the ''loil' people to their senses, is to try
the resources of their pocket books. OF
course it will be as severely felt by the De-
mocracy; but let them take consolation in
the thought that if they only give this adj
ministrationrope enough it will hang itself.
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IT was stated on the floor Of the Ohio
Senate, on Friday week, by Senator Gunck.e
who obtained the information from the Ad-
jutant General of the State, that on the day
previous there had been received at Camp
Chase 469 recruits, and of that number 1870
had deserted during the forenoon.
If Senator Wilson's bill which he has in-
troduced into the Senate of the United
States, making principles responsible for
tho desertion OF their substitutes, shall be-
come law, il will keep principles constant
" in hot water. Their anxiety would be
worss thar the hsrdshinscf sexual service
IN the. field, 'H
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@-Eyely person should have their prop
erty insured in some responsible insurance
company. We would not thing Of owning
a house, or personal property OF any value,
land VIC wish we did, without having them
insured. Experience has taught us that
lessen. And we know OF 10 better insur-
arcc company than the old reliable jltna.
Of Hartford, Connecticut. Sec Advertise
ment
J. 0. Thomas, Fsq., Cadiz, is the resi-
deut agent Of the 4Etna; besides being
agent for several other reliable Fire, Marine
and Life Insurance Companies.
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.-taaShort Greek township is not yet 'ou.
>of the woods, ms was announced~in last
week. paper. Her quote is larger than was
sxpeeted-as are nearly all of the townships
in tho county. But the mar Quakers down
there will extraordinarily rpd work like
bcavers to get clear of the draft; and they
will get clear by furnishing the men. -..
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FIRE.--The dwelling house of Mr.. John
Huffman of this place, caught fire on last
Sunday. BY extraordinary efforts the build
ings adjoining, and large part of Mr.. H's.
dwelling was saved. The loss will be from
4400 to $500 No insurance.
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MB- Barrett has dslie wonders in his line
during that part uf the winter already past,
and, with his usual energy. he enters upon
a new cAmpsiya. II IL xssth the trouble
tor everybody to take look at his superb
stock.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-08

S5srMf. Bullock has sold his town property,
which has been advertised for some time III
the Sentinel. The second story will be oc-
cupied in the Spring by Mr. Johasea Ham
mond fnr daguerrean room.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-08

1E-S. B. Davis, who was arrested at
Newark, Ohio, some time since US a rebel
spy, has been tried, found guilty, and SCH
fenced to be hung on Johnson's Island,
Friday, February II, 1865, between 10 A.
M. and 3 p. NJ.
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sea. We again call attention to John

y Eea-Wo again call attention to John NJ.
Tipton's advertisements His Registry is
one of the most useful enterprises tfzt has
been started in Cadiz. Any one having a
Farm Town Property, or any kind Of Stock
to sell, or wish to buy any Of those articles,
it would be greatly to their advantage to
make Registry of tho same with Dir. Tip
ton A vt5r rf