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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-31

A SHOCKING tragedy took place near
Belle Plain, Minnesota, on the 9th instant.
Mr.. Shileck, wife and Eve children were in
bed, when Mrs. Shilock awoke and found
the house in flames She rushed to the
rescue of four children who were in an adj
joining room. Mr. Shilock followed an in
slant later, butin his passage broke through
the burning floor aud fell into the cellar
by desperate effort, and almost safocated
by heat and smoke, he again reached the
bed which he had left, and grasping the
sleeping babe, threw il through window
which he had broke out; but, upon turning
to see what had become of his wife, he was
met by the flames, and but barely escaped
by the windew through which he had thrown
his child. Upon reaching the outside, he
heard the cries of his vile from the entry
way, OF narrow hall, who had been frantically
cndeavoring to gain the room occupied by
her chi ldren, until she herself had become
surrounded by fire. Through almost super
human e&eition he succeeded in bursting in
the door, and rescuing her.: although both
were terribly banned. They now used every
excrion to- save the children, but all to
no purpose, and soon they were enabled to
see the four standing together in the middle
of the room, clinging to each other, with
their eyes raised toward heaven, in which
position they were consumed t,y the flames,
in full sight Of their agonized parents, who
could lend them no aid
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Protection Vs. Revenue.

We make the following extract from the
Chicago Rsp1dlcun:
"If the debt is to be repudiated, then the
duties on imports might be reduced if not
abolished; if the debt is to be paid, then of
course revenue must be collected for that
end. Repudiation and free trade are consis-
tent parts of one system.
The object of passing a high protective
tariff is to prevent the importation of fu-
cign goods, in order to give the domestic
manufacturer the entire monopoly Of the
market, and enable him to charge his own
price for his wares. Ifthero are no foreign
importations. or if they ara but small, the
Government gets little or no revenue from
them. A protective tariff, therefore, tends
toward repudiatiun by its very nature. =
This is so plain that the want of sense of
that man Is to be pitied who maintains that
the National debt can DO paid by establish
in: protection, or prohibiting duties on for
cign imports! That tariff will give the
greatest revenue which let's in the foreign
imports at reasonable duty.-Cm. En-
QIttTtr.
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CADIZ SENTINEL.

The books and sccounss Of the & viz Sen
eael Printing Office from April |, 1851 to
August /, 1855, the time that l published
the paper, have been placed 10 the hands Of
JESSE ARNOLD Of Cadiz, for inlaeRiate col
LsetSon, All persons owing me for Subscrip-
tson to, Advertising in, or Job Work done
at the Cadiz Sentinel Office, are expected to
make immediate payment to Mr, Arnold,
which viii avoid costs and trouble. Fur
thor indulgence cannot be gwen, as must
have what is owing to me-
CHARLES N. ALLEN.
Cadiz, Ohio, January az, lS66-3t
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Dec. 9th, 1855 -2mo.

ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER.-A
Druggist and the other day, you have no
need to advertise your Porous Plasters, for
every one sold certainly causes dozen to
be sold, and IL dozen sells gross, aud so
on. You will not I've able to supply the de-
Inand soon. But we can supply thou
sand yards II day.
AFFECTION OF THE SPINE CURED.
Har, ford, Conn, Nov. 1lth, 1861.
Messrs. THOS. ADLCoCK & Co.-PleaSe
send, with dispatch, twelve dozen Allcock's
Porous Plasters. Our daily experience con-
firms their very superior excellence. AT
this moment Of writing, man applies for
one, who, by ENHANCEMENT i'll the shaft of
machinery, had both his legs broken, spine
severely injured, and was for nearly a year
entirely helpless. This man found relief
very soon by the application of plaster to
his spine lie was soon enabled to work,
and now he labors rs well Us ever. He
would cheerfully pay 25 for single Plaster
if they could not be had at a lower rate. I
an surprised that surgeons do not make use
of these perforoted plasters, to the exclusion
of all others, as their fexibility and adhes-
iveness are greatly in advance of all other
pasters with which / am acquainted; while
| the perforations peculiar to them rendered
| them greatly superior to all others for or
binary surgical uses. Knowing the Plas-
| ters to be useful, 1 have no scruples that my
sentiments should be known.
j. w. JOHNSON, NJ. d,
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New
| York.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
| Jan. 23,-1mo.
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The Law Allowing Negroes 80
Vote I'm the District of Column
bia.--JOhn A Bingham For II.

bia.--John A Bingham For II.
On the 18th of January, the following bill
was passed in the House of Representatives
Of the United States:
BE II enacted by the Senate and House ot
Representatives of the United States of A.
pNrtca in Congress assembled, That from
all laws aud parts of hws, prescribing the
qualifications of electors for any Office in the
District of Columbia, the work white, ~
is hereby stricken out; and that from and
otter the passage Of this act, no pcrson shall
be disqualified from voting at any election
in the said District on account of color.
SEC, 2. And let it be further enacted
that all acts Of Congress and all laws of the
States of Maryland in force in said District
and all ordinances of Washington and George
town, inconsistent with the provisions of
this act, are hereby repealed and annuled.
The bill was rassed by the following VOTE
Yeas ll6-nsys 81.
Last fall the Republicans nervousIy de-
eared that they were not in favor of negro
suffrage, and imported Col. Pearce to make
speech in the Court House at Cadiz to
deceive the people. Keep 1t before the peo-
pie that BINGHAM, the man whom they
sant to Congress as their REPRESENTA-
TIVE roted tor the a6orc bill! e..
Let the people remember this
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NEGRO GRIEvANCE.-T people of Mas
sachusetts are happy in another grievance.
The landlord of the American House, at
Pittsfeld, declined to receive Fred Doug
lass as guest, whereupon the black Dem
osthencs thunders at him from the lecture
room and the newspapers declare crusade
against the hotel.
Why don't these philanthropists open
their own houses to the black orator? Why
is it that Abotionists always want other
people to recognize the equality of the ne
gro? Those who send their daughters to
academies want the negro to be admitted to
the common school. Those who ride in
carriages demand place tor him in the
street cars. The fashionable churches shut
him out of their pews, and demand an open
ing for him at the polls. Massachusetts,
which has no negroes, wants to reconstruct
the South on a political negro basis; and
the remote counties ofthis State, which have
not dozen genuine blacks in their popula-
ton. want to make him juror and supervi-
sor, &c., on Long Island and in New York.
In all cases the design is not to better the
black, but to annoy aud disgust the com
mon class Of whites. The Puritains abol-
ished bull-baitinr, not because it hurt the
hull but because it amused the crowd, Al
bang Argus,
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Hi,ii,. Esrnn,llicnns.

The following arc the names of the Re
publican members of Congress who voted
with the Democrats against the negrO sut-
frage bill! for the District Of Columbi
Anderson, OfMiSs0un; Ashley, of Ne
vada; Benjamin, of Missouri; Farquhar, of
Indiana; Henderson, Of Indiana; Hill Of In
dianar Kuykendall. Of Illinois; Latham. Of
West Virginia; Phelps, Of Maryland Ran
dali, Of Kedtueky; Green Clay Smith, Of
Kentucky; Stillwell, Of Indiana; john il.
Thomas, jun, of Maryland, and Van Horn,
Of Missouri. +"
The scene on the floor and in the galleries
is thus described by an eyewitness:
''The galleries were filed by anxious spec
tators and listeners of both colors, the blacks
prepondcrating. however. The passage oi
the Lil was hailed with such boisierous and
prolonged applause on the floor that Speak
er Coliax lost his temper, and said that he
would not in future attempt to suppress the
galleries, unless members behaved them
selves Jubilant radicals rushed into the
Hobbies, the halls and barber shops aud
grasped the greasy hands Of every thorough.
bred freedman they found in those localities
Coming down from the galleries big darkics
ioStled loftily against the high born dam e'
of this District, and trod upon their drape
ry with an air of divine right. In the street
cars they hob-nobbcd with successful Con
grcssmen, and grinned familiarity in the ia
ccs Of the heretofore ruling race.
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EVERY Abolition member of Congress
from Ohio voted for the passage of the bill
forcing negro suffrage on the people of the
District of Columbia, against their viii, as
expressed at the ballot box; yet there is not
one of those members but what In assking
his canvas in this State, deaied that he was
in favor of such q thing. Equivoeation,
lies, and demsgcgical chicaney, served to
deceive the people into voting for these mis-
representatives; and the same things are re
lied upon to make them all right with theil
| constituents again; members will multiply
their sophistries and their falsehoods, anc
explain their votes with hundreds Of bypo
critical extenuations; but will the peop.s
again be fooled and deceived2 Perhaps.
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Lock. JAW. We have noticed in the pa
pers, lately, notices of several deaths by this
disease, one of them in this neighhorhood.
We have published several times certain
preventive and remedy in the application Of
beef" $ gall to the wound. VIII not our edi,
torial brethren circulate the information,
and thereby save many valuable lives? Be
sides its anti spasmodic properties, the gall
will draw from the wound any particles of
wood. glass, iron, or any other substances
that may cause irritation, when other appli-
cations have failed to do so. o.-Lancaster Ec-
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IT is well understood that the comrara-
tive poverty of Maximiiian was the princi-
pal moving cause of his acceptance Of the
Mexican crown, This difficulty has now
been removed; tor his wife, as the daugh.
ter of tho late King Leopold, of Belgium
comes at once into the possession Of no1
less than million sterling (say SIS, 200, ,0o0,,
the king entire private fortune being divi
ded equally between his three children.
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CHILD KILLED AY THE BITE OLA RAT. -
Coroner Il. NJ. Whiting held an inquest, on
yesterday morning, at the northwest cor
ner of Meeting street and Smith s lane, up
On the body of Fanney Young, colorcd in
fant, aged nine months. Three of the toes
of the foot of the child had hern eaten away
by a rat, and the jury rendered verdict
"that she came to her death from the ef-
fects thereof" What terrible commen-
tary upon the neglect Of its parents. =
Charleston COlu7rr,
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would be Voted Down by 1000
Majority

Mr.. Garlner (Rep. in the Ohio House,
the other day, objected to submitting the
question Of Negro Suffrage to the vote of
the people of Ohio, because, as he said, it
would be voted down by a majority of IS,
900. Why, then, should Negro Suffrage
be forced upon the District Of Columbia
against the protest of the people thereof?
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-31

This prosperous territory has organized
its Legislature by the election of Democratic
officers in both branches the Republicans
fillibustered for time and endeavorcd to
prevent quorum, but were finally driven
back into their seats. Nebraska seems to be
starting out right,politically.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-31

GESEaAL Robers T. Lee has received
from Cyrus IT, Mccormick. inventor Of the
rclping machine and a native Of Virginia,
ten thousand dollars for the establishment
Of n Mccormick professOrship of practical
mechanics. @
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-31

TIE New England clergy and politicians
are extremely bitter in their denunciations
OF the Irish, and especially of the Irish
Catholic, entirely forgetting that the armies
OF which that section boasts so much was
chiefly recruited from this class New Eng.
land preiudices are 50 savage and strong,
that there is sscarcely room in her compositio,
for the quality of gratitude.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-31

THE NEW IRISH REPUBLIC, The New
York Citizen, in an article on the future
prospects of Fenianism says that before ten
weeks there will be-somGwherc-a Irish
Republic existing on the face of the earth
with flag, an army, port Of entry and
exit, a navy of privatecrs and the tact
encouragement both of France and the Uni
ted States in the prosecution of belligerent
acts against Great Britain"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-31

IT is reported in New York that the Gov
erment has employed VIM. ?. Evarts. an
eminent lawyer, to assist in the trial Of Hon.
Jefferson Davis. lie has shut himself. up
in closet and is studying the case. He is
TO have $4,000 for it. The Government is
distrustful Of the ability Of the Attorney-gcn-
eral to meet the eminent counsel of Mr..
Davis, Charles O'Connor, OF New York,
and Hon. George Il. Pugh, of Ohio. Evarts
allows no one to see him. and is devoting his
entire time to the business.
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On, DEAR!--A man stopping his paper,
wrote to the editor thus: Il thinke folkes
ottent spend ther mummy forpaper my dads
didn't an ever buddy scz he was the most
intellygin ,st man in tho kentry and got the
smartest family Of bois that ever duggcd
taters."
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Total Assets of the Company 81, ,4O2,6si
III. LIABILITIES.

LOSSES u1:ittl ttluSJeu P-OOV w
". MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured i'll one fisk
According to circumstances.
Tho greatest amount allowed by the rules
to be insured in amy one city, town or vii
| gu-A According to circumstances.
fhe gre,ltos amount allowed to be insured
in any one block--.According to circulnstan-
ceS.
The amount of it's capital or earnings de-
posted in any other State, as security for
losses thcren--None.
The Charter, or Act OF Incorporation, Of
said Company, on file.
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"DBLeyaa" SENTIMENTS. The Rcpub-
iseaus are now engaged in .endeavoring to
enharrass the seticn Of the Administration
in '4suppresSng'' the rebellion. For, ac-
cordisg TO Abolition logic, the rebellion is
still "raeisgl"
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S,rATE OF NEW YoRK.

County, or NEW IoRK, ..
CAKllsiE NoRwoop, President, and JOHN
G.. MILLS, Secretary of the Lorillard Fire
Insurance Company, being severally sworn,
depose and say, that the foregoing is II fill,
true and correct statement OF the atlRirs OF
tho said Company; that the said Insurance
Company is the bona lide owner Of at least
ONEHUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
of actual Cash Capita, invested IN Stocks
and Bonds. orin Morssa -, on issal Estate,
worth double the amount for which the same
is mostgaged; and that they are tho above
described officers of said Insurance Com
pany.
CARLISLE NORWOOD, President.
JOHN G. MILLS, Secretary. .
Subscribed and sworn before mo, this 9Th
day of January, 1856.
LshALl .'. K. NJ. HEDDEN,
IsrAMpl Notary Public.
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ONE FLAG, ONE DEsTINYI

This is The motto OF our Government; |;
and its champions
GRANT AND SHERMAN
are writing it in words fire on the
BATTLE CLOUD.
In the meantime, throughout the whole
land. CHRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE is
winning it's silent victories, changing rebel
lious reds, grays and yellows into rich
blacks and browns, and converting, in mo-
ment unsightliness into beaty.
ONE HAIR DYE
only will eventually be recognized in the
world of fashion, viz that manufactured by
J. CHR1STADORo, No. Astor House
Now ork. Sod by Druggists. Appli d
by all Hair Dressers.
Jan. 3,-lmo.
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TIE author of radical tota-abslinance
novel wrote in his book, Drunkenness is
foly." H. was much chaglinned when the
W.. k came hcme from the press, to find that
h printers had made it read, Drunken
ness jolly"
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Mr. YaIlandighan, ms speerh

We ask the readers attention to the
speech of Mr. Vallandigham, cn the first
page of to-day paper The ideas express
cd are clear, bold, and will we'll repay per
usal The doctrine set forth is sound, aud
asenmends itself to oil thinking Democrats
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nga-The Legislative bodies of Ohio are
still engaged in blocking OUT work for the
National Congress. What an immense
amount Of talent is wasted in small CON-
pass.
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By Mrs. President johnson has recciv-
ell from S,r Morton Peto a most elegant and
costly present in the form ofa Christmas
box IF rare and exqnisitcdcyice, file / with
Partisan boa-Jons.
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F,r. E'ohias' Venetian Horse Lini-

BNINT BOTTLES AT ONE DOLLAR
E,$cft, for lameneSs, cuts gals, collie,
sprains tec., warranted cheaper than any
other. 1t is l.sxrI by all the great horse-men
OH Long islis,sd courses. II will not euro
ring bone MoE SPAWN, rs there is no lini-
llent in exfsteIlee that will What il is sta
ted to cure it positively does. No oa7'er Of
horses ariU be fr(Ghoqa after trying one bottle.
One dose revives and GSten saves tho life OF
oyer-hca,cd or driven horse. For collie and
boIlv-acl,e il has never failed. Just AS sure
as the sun rises, itsss 80 stare is this valuable
Iinimrnt to bc the Horse elFgfEoeation 0fthe
day. Sold byall druggists. Oftacr, 5s Cort-
landt Street. New-IOrk.
JAN 23 limo. ....
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LIVERY STABLE,

Near thc Sherman House,
g AZ q I1y . IN 10
Ep LYNCH having recently added
largely to his stock of Horses, Car
rageA, Biggies, &c, is prepared to serve
the public in good style and at reasonable
rates.
Passengers arriving on the trains taken
to their destination cheaply and expeditions
iv. aug z, 'o'-iF.
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Gaw-Gsn. Grant ordered the mastering out
OF the troops in Virginia lately. The Sec
setary of War countermanded the order
whcreupon the President countermanded
him, and ordered the troops out. Out the
iroops went
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TIE Navy Department is in receipt of a
correspondence which indicates that the re-
bel privateer Shenandoah may be expected
from Liverpool in few days.
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THE Soldiers and Sailors Convention at
Washington have adopted petition asking
that the pension Of private soldiers and sal
lors be raised to fifteen dollars. -
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Democratic Victory I'm Wheel
fME

WHEELING, W. VA, Jan. "a. The mr.
0icipal election yesterday passed off quiet
~. Returns indicate the re election of May
or Sweeney and the entire Demoeratie tirk.
et
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. CERTIFIC.ATEO OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on tho 3lst day of january, 1857
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE.
INSNRANCE DEPARTMENT.,

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATS.
INSURANCE DEPARrMEST,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, January ., 1866 .
WHEREAS, The LORILLARD FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY. lorated mt New
York, in the State OF New York, has filed in
this office Il sworn statement of its condition
as required bv the first section of the act ''fo
regulate Insurance Companies not incorpo-
rated by the State of Ohio" passed April 8,
1856, and amended February ., 1864; and
whereas, said Compan has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that it is
possessed ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS of actual Capital invested in
Stocks, or in Bonds. lin Mortgagesof Real
Estate, worth double the amount for which
the sand is mortgaged; and, whereas, said
Company has filed in this oilico II written
intrtiment under its corporate seal, signed
by the president and Secretary thereof, au-
thorizing any Agent or Agents of said Com
pany in this State to acknowledge service OF
| process, for and in behalf of said Company
| according to the terms of said law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the first
section OF the aforesaid act |, JAMES I'll.
| GOODMAN, Auditor OF State for Ohio, dc
heaeby certify that said LORILLARu
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of New
York is authorized to transact the business
of Fire insurance in this State until the
thirty first day of january, in the year ono
thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven.
In witness whereof, have hereunto sub
scribed my name and CAUSED the seal of my
office to be affixed the day and year aboyt
written.
tsTAMp.1 Auditor of State.
8. GEORGE, Agent,
Jan. II, 1S66-3t Cadlz, Ohio.
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Farm for Sale!!

vE7IIE subscriber offers n private sale tho
Farm ON which he nowrS=il!eH, situa-
ted two miles west OF New IeiferH' n itarri-
son county, Ohio, on the State ros,', CON
tanning about lS5 Acres. Said farm Is under
a rood state of cultivation, goo d buildings,
plenty of water, and has all the modern i'm
provements, and is well adopted to either
cultivation or stock raising. Plenty ofFrnit
of all kinds. The Farm will be sold at a
bargain. Apply to the undersigned, on the
premises. ,-
Toe 9Th 1965 -2,nO
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THE Boston Post gives the following hint
to the Radicals: Now take the ballot
away from the white man.
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ASH WEDNESDAY falls this year on s..
Valentines day, and Easter Sunday on All
Fools day, April /.
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WHY is the assessor Of take the best man
in the world! Because he never undertakes
any body.
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HagAS Notice.

EORGE COOPER, John Cooper, -
w Ramsey, ard Elizabeth, his wife, and
George Jones, will take notice that Samuel
Cooper has filed in the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Harrison County, Ohio, his peu-
ton for partition which is now pending
wherein he demands partition of Lots No.
81 and SIS in the town of New Athens, III
said county, and that said petition will be
for hearing at the next term of said Court.
SAMUEL COOPER.
BY s. b. SHoTwELL, his Atty.
Doc 20 lS65-6W
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EALICOES FROM 25 TO so Gen TS
per Ya.d. A large stock for sale by
Jan. 10 -. McFADDEN Il co.
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OFFICE oFTHE AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, January9, 1866.
Tt is hereby certified that the foregoing is q
correct copy of the Statement ofcondition of
the LOR1LIIARD FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, of fNew York, made to and ii
led in this office, for the year 1876.
Witness, my hand and seal officially.
[sEALl JAMDS ii. GOODMAN,
fsrAMpl Auditor of State.
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ra."I never did repent for doing good,
and shall not now therefore advise all at
ficted with CATARRH or Cold in the
Head. to use DR.. D. II Seelye's LIQUID
CATARRH REMEDY, sure and pcrma-
neUt cure