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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-27
Notice i'm Partition.


MNARY ANN oGLEvEE, William Ogle-
lyH wee, J. Finley Oglevee, Nancy Ogle-
wee and Susannah Ogleyee, will take notice
that petition was filed against them or
the 18th day of August, 1865, in tho Court
of Common Pleas of Harrison County,
Ohio, by John r. Hanna and James w.
Hanna, and is now pending, wherein they
demand partition of the following real es-
tate, tolwit: Situate in Harrison County,
Ohio, part Of the North East quarter OF
Section 2, Township 10 and Range ., be-
ginning at o post in the North East corner
Of said Section, thence South lao West, 1873
perchcs; thence North 89o West, 3053-10O
perches; thence North l4o East 1853 perches;
thence South 500 East 80 53-l00 perches to
the beginning, containing 81 LILO acres more
or less. And that at the next term of said
Court, commencing October 10th, 1867 they
will apply for an order that partition may
be made of said promises.
j. NJ. ESTEP,
4, Attorney for Petitioners.
August 90, 1Se5-6t
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1863.


"COSTARS" RAT EXTERATIEAToR
is siinpla, safe and sure--the most perfect
RAr-ification meeting we have ever attend-
ed. Every rat that can get it, properly pre-
pared according to directions, will cot II,
and every one that eats ii will die, generally
at SOME place as distant as possible from
where the medicine was taken.--Ldke Shore.
Mich. Mirror.
iGas>Sec "CosTAR's" advertisement in this
, 1865-01-27

refusals you had given to others, I dared to
nourish the hope of winning you; and have re-
manned on week after week, fearing to speak
again Of my love"
More and more he said-words of wild, pas
sionate alteration, and / was so supremely hap
py. | confessed my former folly and my long
nourished love. The moments flew unheeded
by, until my father surprised us, by entering
through the conservatory door, which was ajar.
~ thought you had an engagement in the
City, young man = said my father, vainly en-
deavorng not to smile at our evident embarrass-
ment.
$50 l had" replied my cousin, laughing,
"but Ell made me forget it,"
Then we gladdened the dear old father heart
by asking his blessing on our union, which was
readil8 and joyfulfy granted
"I 9fwsys wished for this" he said, "but 1
thsgl,t.t best to let you young folks manage it
your own way"
And we were married l became good Mis-
tress Matthew Rates. Years have passed since
that happy day, and my dark hair is silvered.-
am old wOman-but a happy one. My mar
ried life has been sunny and joyous, and still
wonderAt the w:lful blindness which at seven
teen made me reject Cousin Matthew
, 1865-01-27
Coming Home.


o. brothers and sisters, growing old,
Do you all remember yet
That home in the shade of the rustling trees,
Where once our household met
Do YOU know how we used to come from schot
Through the summers pleasant heat
With the yellow fennel's golden dust
On our tired little feet
And sometimes in an idle mood
We loitered by the way;
And stopped in the woods to gather flowers,
And in the fields to play;
varned by the deepening shadows fall,
i told Of the coming night,
nbed to the top Of the last long hill,
saw our home in sight
others, and sisters, older now
she whose life is DER,
think of the mothers loving face
looked from the open door
LOS, for the changing things of time,
That home in the dust is low;
And that loving smile was hiG from US,
In the darkness long ago!
And we have come to life's last hill,
From which our weary eyes
Can almost look on that home that shines
Eternal in the skies.
So brothers and sisters. as we 60,
Still let us move as one,
Always together keeping step,
Till the march Of life is done.
For that mother, who waited for us here,
Wearing a smile so sweet,
Now waits on the hills Of Paradise
For her chdren's coming feet
, 1865-01-27
The World.

Talk who will Of the world as desert Of thrall,
Yet. yet, there is bloom on the waste;
Though the chalice of life hath its acid and gall,
There honey.drops too for the taste
There are times when the storm-gust may rattle
around
There arc spots where the poison shrub grows
Yet are there not hours when naught else can bJ
found
But the south wind, the sunshine, and roseE
Oh haplessly rare is the portion that's ours,
And strange is the path that We take,
If there spring not beside a few precious flowers
To soften the thorn and tie brake.
Earth is not all fair yet it is not all gloom
And the voice Of the grateful will tell,
That he who allotted pain, death and the tomb,
Gave hope, health, and the bridal as well.
Then say not the world is a desert of thrall;
There is bloom, there is light on the waste
Though the chalice OF life hath its acid and gall,
There are honey lrops too for the taste.
ELIZA Cook.
, 1865-01-27

How THE QUEENs SPEECH IS WR1TTEE.-In a
late speech by Mr.. Osborn, member of the Brit
ish Parliament, on public affairs, he thus de-
scribed the manner in which the Queen speech
composed
II dare say there may be some in this room
who may innocently suppose that what is called
the Queen speech is actually the speech of the
Queen. A laugh Well, Her Majesty has
nothing to do with it, and in regard to this
speech which is ,alled the Queens speech
and which is neither the Queens English nor
the peoples grammar laughter Her Majes-
ty is in fact as little consulted for the opinions
as Lindley Murray is for the rules of grammar
Those Queens speeches are nothing more than
magnificent representations of the Queens
English, and containing the most sonorous pc
riods of what is known as Cabinet English
Laughter. These speeches are made, may
tell you, in this manner: One man puts for
ward one sentence, and another man another,
and when they are all got together, il is then
put to the vote, and one unfortunate being has
to put this conglomerate English together, and
make what be can out Of it," [Laushter.l
, 1865-01-27
VOLUME Nv.
whe gHaIIa gHaIIa Statesman.

DUBLISHED Every Friday Evening"
E Office, Statesman Building, Third street. next
door to Brown Bros & Co.'s fceproof Brick Store.
R. R. and S. G. REEs, Editors and Proprietors.
, 1865-01-27

A LESSON IN ETIQUETTE. The follow
ing lesson in etiquette from Boston paper,
may be equally applicable to concert and
theatre goers in other places
IL is a universal habit in Boston for the
audience TO rush pell nell from the theatre
just before the close of the performance
The play produced on the occasion w
one Of Miss Heron's composition, and she
as authoress and actress, rightly deem
herself entitled to more respectful at
With stately mein she advanced to IT,
Of the stage, and Indignantly protest. in
language like the following:
"The respectable portion of the audience
will remain to witness my poor effort; the
rest of the audience may 60" 1t is well to
add that the deserved reprimand proved sal
utary, for complete conversion was expe-
rienced, and the entire audience resumed
their seats until the curtain fell.
, 1865-01-27

"WHAT are you doing there Jane? 2"
"Wby, pa, I'm going to dye my dolls
pinafore red"
But what have you got to dye it with 2"
Beer"
"Who on earth told you that beer would
dye red 2"
Why ma said it was beer that made
your nose SO red, so | thought"
Here, Susan, take this child"
IT is said that Lincoln proposes to make
clean sweep of Provost Marshals Collectors,
Assessors, and Postmasters. Hungry fell
lows are awaiting their turn at the peoples
money.
VERY few persons have sense enough to
despise the praise of fool.
, 1865-01-27

A CLERGYMAN's REBUKE.-Rev Mr..
H. was stationed at Appleton, Wisconsin,
and was very much annoyed on the first
Sabbath by the whispering and other i'm
proper conduct of some young gentlemen
present. He stopped his discourse, and fix
ing his eyes upon the offenders, said,
81 very much dislike TO reprove any one
in congregation where l am not acquaint-
ed, as am afraid of making as great mis-
take as Brother R. once made at F..
While preaching his first sermon he was
very much disturbed by the misconduct of
an individual in the congregation, who
though several times reproved by Brother
R. only behaved the worse for it through
the whole sermon As Brother r. was leav-
ing the church after the services, one of the
brethren accosted him with,
Brother R., didn't you know that man
you reprovcd today was fool ?"
1t is needless to say the nuisance was
abated
, 1865-01-27

oftel
where
than greenbaC
Wy don't 20
and extingush y
have but little to do. we
that is, We attend a ball once in ls.gay~
And we are not profane, even if proficient
in the sword exercise, AL we do is to march
forth from the fourth Of one March to an
other. We rank as good fellows.
We fight more in division than in multi
plication In fact, we don't multiply much
l sit here in camp. l eat my hard tack af.
ter it is fried, hammered, broken and rolled
I sit and pound cube short cakes with the
feeling of reverence due to their great age,
and ponder over the future and of the future
look at the officers as they go prancing by
on their equnoxial steeds. | scratch my
head with dirty fingers for two reasons one
is that my head enjoys the scratch, and un-
less 1 do it with dirty fingers it is not done
at all gaze into the past of this brotherly
squirmish and wonder when l too will be
cut in two and offered up to Abraham on
the altar of Hams.
Did you ever hear me make melodies in
my heart ?
Iwould that were home again,
And sparkling the girls at night,
For an engagement there you
Would be better than looking all over this
desecrated country for fight.
The ultimate line may be like this war
little too long for a good thing. Then,
here is another verse, impromtu, but not
impudent:
I'd like to he a General,
With nothing for to do,
I'd like to be a General
I'd read the papers, drink good wine and play
draw poker too
If we had a fight I'd stay behind,
As most of Generals do.
amt general. Too smart for that. Nor
colonel, nor major, nor captain simply
high private.
Seventeen minutes since, by the sun, I was
made happy as 6re-cracker that won't 90
off, by receiving a letter from Arabella.-
Did you know had an Arabella? Well,
have, and she is just angelicism for girl of
her age-sweet torty-one. With prospeo-
She is so handsome COZ can't stand
while she is milking her. And she is good
as angels are
With squnt in her eye,
And kink in her hair
Which is buttered and elegantly yaller
She is sweet as peach,
And lust in my reach
The belle of La Crosse is my Arabella.
Freckled her face is,
Dumpy her waist is :
Her cheeks are so fat freeked and meller,
Numerous her charms,
Like vices her arms
o, law, SUI how she squeezes her fcller
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This has been so long used and so uni-
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than assure the public that its quality Is kept
up to the best il ever has been, and that it
may be relied on 10 do all it has ever done
Prepared by DR J. G. AVER Co,
Practical and analytical Chemists
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Sold by all druggists every where.
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NOT A FEW

No1 n - T. w
or the worst disorders that ac mankind arise from the
corruption that accunuates In the Blood OF all the dis
ooyerics that have been made 70 purge out
equal In effect HEL V30LD'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
or SARS1P1RELLt II cleanscs and renovates the
Blood inss the ysor Of health into the system, aud
purgss out the humos which make disease. II stimulates
the healthy functions body and expels the disorders
that grow anil ranke In the Blood Such remedy that
could be relied on has long sought for and for
the arst time the public have Which they can de-
pend Our space here docs not admit Of certificates to
show its effects TIE trial of sasle bottle viii show to
the sic2 that has virtues surprising anything they have
ever taken.
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TO pint Of water Is equal 70 The Lisbon Diet Drink, and
one bottle Is equal gallon Of the syruD OF sarsapara
or the detection as usually made.
The above Extracts prepared purely scientific
prnciples-in Hseo-and cnbody the full strength Of
the Ingredients entering into their composition Already
and conclusive test will be comparison Of their proper
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A CERTIFICATE
WORTH A MILLION.
an Old Physic,an's
Testimony.
READ.
Waterbury, Vt,
Nov. "a, 1858.
A1tha,,nt. I a, r4f

Waterbury,, VI,
Nov. "a, 1858,
Although | do not
like the practice Of
Physicians recon-
mending, in d is
criminately the pa
tent medicines Of
the day; yet after
a trial OF ten years.
| am free to admit
that there is one
medicine before
the public that any
Physician can use
in his practice and
recommend to the
public with perfect
confidence that
medicine is Rev N.
II. Downs yegeta
BILE Balsamic Elixir
| have used Tiny
self with the very
best success, and
now, whenever !
am troubled with a
cough or Gold, /
invariably use il.
Ice cheerfully re-
commend 1t to al
who are suffering
from a Cough or a
Cold, for the Group
Whooping- Cough,
and all diseases
tending TO Con-
sumption, aInd to
the Profession asa
reliable article.
| am salts fed Of
It's excellence be-
yond a doubt, hay-
ing conyered per-
sonaliy with the
Rev. n. II. Downs
about It. He in
formed me Of the
principal ingre 4
dents Of which the
Elixir is composed,
al Of which are
Purely Vegetable
and perfectly safe.
3 8 WOODWARD Nd.
Now Brigade Sur
geon U. 5. Army.
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g loi Homeopathic Remedy n8I does con
tla Hssesrg, 3rsa, taniHriis. "a any iaiu-
as iuereaicbi. send iar a Circular
- pgsce--Sl per box, sE boxes when or
fsa At onee4 So Saa, 81 Mai5. Sold Whole.
aud Retail az ihe Sule Geeerai Depot 10
? uuiiea States, bY
a i Misc igEsTfg. SD Es,hns 81 n =
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SI E3EIl11 TwoTo SIX

BOXES o. tnf SPECIFIC PILL Will
rgnMrItf. rEuTEgFtY ANp PERMANENTLY
tfgE SpermatoTThea, Seminal Weak
Ress oR Involuntary Nightly Oh Daily
losses, HOWEVER ORIGINALLY CAUSED, on
lltwEvER AoKAGArFp Is CHARACTER; while
they VIII speedily oorrse, those terrible MOI.
lid conditions which spring Gom The primary
disease ~ FROM secret wee
he SPECIFIC PILL s equally applicable
~ tie treatment 81 eetry tiad q Gsnitalor vi
~ irfitltioH hcapaofy. or ia8totsaty; Dad-
~; iise W Briek 8sa Depagite in the ORiSE ;
Eag D}soharggs reformation Or Heatacss Of
g htdasgs &C., &t Gerggaeu, Lqrgers,
Naaisais and al who fellow seianlary occupa
5us, or whose Bfau and Atrr5as System are
over woraeg, arc peculiarly subject % weak
4esses Of the 6faIta- riHarg Organs. They
oulA NOT lai to use THE SPECIFIC PILL.
~ Persons ati ted with any one or more
10 tie ab0gc disorders nre sure - have several
ava sometimes moat, 81 the following
SYMPTOMS:
Deranged DiEestgHs Loss u Appetite; Loss
~ flesh. Consolidated Bowels; Filiul aud Ner-
His. or heavy sleep with Lustful Dreams;
aaabled Breathing. Failure d Voices lreg-
liar aciian IL TIRE Heart; Pusiul0us Erupiious
Sd. the Face and Neck; Headache; Affections
the Eyes l.oss II Memory; sudden dushes
4 Hest and Blash.ues General Weakness and
z U3ulEnces AVERSION 10 osElNiNt hNlaAelfd0
iiton. ar DimlaisheA size 81 the Genital Or
cans; involuntary Nightly Or Daily Emissions;
requent desire 10 pass Naier. with peculiar
ieadine sensations Pal6 Lips Sunken
Cheek. Weak Eyes aPiuched" Features;
irutaiioa. or CatarrA n the Bladder, lncouii.
nee or suppression d the luue; Painful,
Is Frequent ,8F Daeuli, AlctaH,ion, &c, sc
Professional Opinions have used
yparSPEciFIc rILLs in many causes Of Nger
llorrbei and with The most Ptf3eci saeccss. y
a. MlLfoS SANDERS, N. D., IL. ~, br1gk
#u.
II il near n specific as any medicine caa
3e. have cured very severe cases with from
,fy 10 rax Dosas '-B, knrH, ". D.. y. y.
II know ofuo remedy, IL the ga0le Aqfeg4n
tslioa, equal to vnuF SrEciFic fILL III Semi
or Uriaare H,8kHcsfes.- ApoLru BufgR,
Z. D.. Prof II 0cgaRis Chemistry ard Piys{
,gg, n T.
PERSONAL 0piNiaNs,--'' M. Winchester u
amy or Ar Confidence, ard deyotcs
aself Enthusiastically o. these Preparations"
o. MEaEntfH RrtsE, w. ~, H. p, Amsr.
Ia G4stjis N y.
4 havs persaaaf taoreigs Fl Sir. Nneu.
srnn's HoSesrY AS8 lNraGnrrY and can as
ire The Profession Ba3 the pablic that kis
a,s1r1fiaay cen be relied aa. --iAs, Z. CmL-
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Hi addressing letter b. pr D. Teller enclosing
remittance Medicines securely pseI,d ffam ar
serftiun, sem to AMY part ~ ths watld an rases
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BrandieS, Gins and Wines,
Also, JObber In all kinds Of Domestic
ianhFx

HAVING facilities equal, II no, superior %
H any other House ~ obtaining my Goods
Direct under Custom House seal most re
spectfaily call the attention ~ TIE County
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