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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
The New Au~msiy District. 81 Eins. Vssa,,

Tho >pr' Al COMMITTEE Of fhc Board ri y ,rvisor.
apo ntc - fE ie moe Assembly pstIc' into slo o.
County DO did,d t4r. tc st c'u.u' pesct'l ,ct"ri ~
the ls.t melting If no "a Be- the FOL owing - ,i The
qgc,toe fdnC'rr tao CDuaT .1io nine d1f'. npnt
near pssbl 10 population and cont glous tDp
nlttee time past o. tLr ff~o plan 'f'l4-, "ni
dacu,ef none seen 20 hH'' ht-n 80 et.Nfl sLu "a ~
,iAt vi IL herewith proposed tul WttA meets Niih 'hs
nlpfolatiuu ~ vour tummuisf In hiltit 10
this plan l"r hat" hi1 70 Visa 1" advance w." interests :"
any paifica pafy. Bat nave been sOv Y Tiur-
and honest df." 20 or o. L" f.irss con ''k n'ai '
be- 90 f rorr rnffsc pop.isnH an rDnte
ror, Tie ,a n- tbs rruisserte ne dsff.,s 4ih 10
vss a. n. aid roy ilun comprising tatt hIh
approved aal re',rrnef ftd .hy Vo1f to.fr'iff-e
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uARRGE ID.

BfGGs- xociLSrOck IA roesfD ss'aia< Jgss -
b. d. y ths HSv j. T. w sseea
Mr. Robe~ Mo My heChniocA. 81 Or t'' Fy
DOUGr,s ryOs-r-ia Otdod n Y. o. Tha'sd.y isss ~
Nos ss-'ed ~ the Pew v ~ Psssos' 49,
10 .las Al D. To Jas. A. aaIxhtsr Of Nhtam h5sh1 80
LAwrOS -wILLKTSn t.s Issid-se- Of H.. srd-s ,'sse
Wednesday Ians o. by fflrna.' 'ef-mooy WI. .. bS@e
Ehz4 g. yoasss b. Of Bi L. " s's 81 q br'1yN
NCNAY-ALLgN-Da w-daeds,. Jsn- - u IRE Iesth<ree
Bss. hihs, by the Re-. Yrslcl, H.vi. n, ussy -
Nay N bsartts ssst d. W. A. A~s both o. inc ~
No cards
SfErSON-vsH vrJHrfk-A RSrp~. Y, % WesosssSS
ysno 10 al d. rc.daes 81 D. r. Hyse ~ the ~ 49,
Csrks, ioha Jsla Ma srh~" Of eses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

ItaIy.


,r,rIAS yAGERSHsS PoR WAR.
lr,aer fou Florence dated the 81, IN the Detaf' 81
yestssdsy. says: -. ~, A., .....S !,
-. .f..v said That departure OF mo Mig NouH
s~.. n, rury short time tue commencement OF oosii
- n, f.t to o. cBiHg OF the campaign seems not Tar On
ne doerrs calling the two essss Of the reserve
ssass.sThns YES sT0ed yesterday AZ TO GarSsiei ~
ax,I 4 A al eut elOped 10 mystery 1hs fofna :" ho
pst, 81 sos,ou - aOIhgg abOa IT, Secrecy ana dlsn
ss here's they belong 10 tbe nauohal pAe,ot
poop asu vseroas BY hsnc' when there 10 90 neces'y
NJ p~--f IN thnkng that few days stl elAFse 4e
tss Gsri4 foot 90 sone part on the conts I'M ~, M
he DOody believes 10 ito success ana Dspy Pc
~ siih lhink i VII meet The army bos resdy
nd every agrees that s mora ana nateIa
ssossiz- long they have been BasiAken ttef
2Yreca<so Of she - ans ron nittsy point o. sier
Tits - tbe feas9s vhtck render va almost lrdFpen
sses 70 ifsJ rstes IL nct ra'y Independents unn the
e2as eel e.fsbned apoe IT, ne shoors and tney lnoN
iss esse.r al nsdaNhg vif its aalifx Ise Anttnsas
Ma es7 yct Recognized isis, 10 Adsp<sssb that tat
s1s~A se ssbaslssn for ~ var inersassa evefy asJ
sssss t,ess e. b Gsns 81 Gadssa seeei corps
s ssst soldey ssst 10 ihs swDsr d y. sesse drss
9&kstl tss poDsiu bsfe, the man OF the rssession VII
es.s ~ Ale quad hsno sqaadros composed o. Prices
"a xak-s ths part fcssed IN he Eetrs Of Divine
agse part af ths freseA p.sse = rsis1 ssssssa e.
Esss u ~ pesesd ne versa 10 su,es w.. scsnss
- sssssste sadR n sse possible ~ hes hisgs hse
sEf pssss1 svs7ybody xcsd ~ essrsseso o. Bat nov
ass - 80 Il ~ srl asssfteA Us sftAesasn
ss vkeA ssas ts<bss che ssfts asie wsss y nAds
ssss -. sss ss,s, ~ sssssss ~ ,.sss
t8 sses nsassd = 20 kpsw tevsrd ~ resss.is esi
bfs~lss 10 - - susosios vbss = Rsslod 30 tht
GH9Mk 1870 IS W rad asFpss % ssveass gesi
s41& khee1Ek ~ - &sss& v s~ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
MASS MEETING At altoona.
The Miner GsPmss States.
HAEOYEk

HHnoye- = stated to have assured the Austrian GoF'n
nsat thai her uicy would be consistent with her dates
q naember Of ibe CeDfederaton.
sAXONY.
OnJure in the Chamber Of Deputies the miliia credit
Of lsD00u thAien requested by tho GOvcTuuIoht Ma
unsnimonsiy vot Tie Chamber also al pied the pro
pasal OF Committee this subject HE Commute
reqnssted the Government % support the convocaon 81
aGennan Parliament II possble the basis Of he eIcio
nj law voted BIZ the German Parliament OF lSi' 1e
Ministry expressed their assent 10 the proposals " 'A'
COMMITTEE.
BADEN.
Tia reces@ conference Of he Grand Duke of Baden WI
fAe kim az SaYony At Piuz, vas connected with %"
Prus.isn rrnosa for Federal reform aud the conVOehhoA
Of q Gems parsmeni. ~, II. .-..,.ci
ne endsAyoas Of the Grand Duke 70 epeel pea, ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

Bosp,Y, june GA Grand Concert viii be @|cs
Il tie F-st Presbytann CherA ~ The IN Regmfn BaHs
Il New York cry IN Hs ~ ,tur. al s@caot
Tu.sDlT june - --Tbe Rsv Nah H. Srsonct. II d.. d
H,ltimsss tho la rsry Soossttrs o'elock
TIE Rev Joseps T. Dsrv~a of ssw-Yst Cir wiA ecbrSH
an o. sta. 90 sie u Tia Uuioa Of Isn1
d,atey AFTER the aenn ria hid thor sssss se-<.s. II
Tie eycpinr ate the Jgflof o.arons WI b -o-og-crd.
wuHiseAf, Jus g1.--Ths Conweaces.est PSrro'ses ~
a., hald Al o'ciock .f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

tie anticipated arrival o. tho Central 0r;assr Ja@e' "e
pheus. ,
Cot Kelly s,-te' h't ~ W, IN yer! seiisfcty c'
ton sad that there wLGe Ia he 1tt n
iss the fiae sf ef tbs tp mo etasf patty In i
quite the contrary l. the AID nonl cIci 10
inteftf 81 kbert AMI Sgeen"y ssnf IN their aineo" !"
Jaaes a ephels t.T f.-.
er, vii 10 large peelne hcll al Jo"es' WOOD On
Snnd y a-rro"r o. ~ I'd cPrortnsty 10 the O. o. n
~ sddrres what he onsiders the og OF
the hour and " the Ire attack upoa CLa< Ihe
meeting Il convened fsr O'crok
James Stephen arrived rs expected last evening from
Washington. Oving probably to MS arrival beiag m1oh
earlier than xoected there pubic dsmoHsratnn
Uol Kelly and Con nftss bin TIE dsp-t AID
p'ni-d hn to the hssropotaa Hotel where h.
re ~ A. I'D Last eight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
THE IMPENDING WAR.

rRuSSIA AND TIE GERMAN niKr.

FkUSsiA AND THB GERMAN DIET.
ne V',nva GSsetse, defending the conduct ~ Austria
lsrng the question Of the DuchiOs to the Diet says:
Rs principles and ooudse, Of Prussia are not deter Ded
" ~ deslr OF pray avaBtsges that power sits
tiA particle of hdrtv 10 toe Confederation she will In
midst Of her poy 81 military conventions her separate
.A.noes AID iLfirHes Wh tie foreigner comply with the
ressatoss o. the Diet der rvsry Nth Austria ought
Eade her r-soGuon Tor Austria by opening fresh pacific
stlet len groand free wthoat either injury
ss eiadce 10 the fnsl decision S,osh Prsss ressn
sAessi- Of s spcRiss ar rfai rH b. dr. o6 sgaHH
So sfN break he 04d ~ "a &c Germdst
sSss ssbsr % LAs doeist0s 81 the Diet May theg form
Prussia ccsf eoRceph OF tho con.eql which VIII
Tesek Ou tfe ueIi resolution OF tie Cabet Of Berlin May
ths rsoson - dictsted ~ trnv German sentiment bV
ssnhnon ire ron pasOn and fase appreciation u the
htare de.us Of the Pusan alton which have too oag
regulated tAe policy Of hat Cab nei
SEMI-OFFICIAL DECLARATION.
The semi-ohcal PrOvAEaai Corresponding Of june 6,
Ays Prussia having decided to protcs, against the
Socst,on 81 the Hos,en Esta,s will doubtessly follow
~ her prOes ny active measures"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
Gureial Notices.

yhy is the universal approval OF fBALoh soN'
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs Hse neEs'se vote IA oeessss
B.o,a.e u !. ID. a.csion Ofthe (so-.N
Why +. rHALos SONS NIGHT BLooMiSd csREUs No
b.. tt., asi.s t,us,ris' Be,.ase Ia soot ell (sse~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

RosGN C.rpoIIc ORPHAs ASTfrW ASstb ~
risIrI0s III. ANIMAL sahaion 81 ~ laFsn c'it"' ~
yhsn Asylum nr boys t0ok us-, Jes'srds' ai"fno"' " "
Asylum Building IN FIffhns isrf' bums" Z" P~."
were present sroug rtom %. Mot her AFeAb ~
Nef1osi.r the Rev FAihsr Stars v o. IsihsI heNs ~
m, athsTs Boye~ snd Gruam. Tie trsrci -
consisted Of dialogues addresses recstons and 81 sfAn.
ton OF s orphans studies 81 he pat year he sAn
Of ths Asylum frushea Or the eeossisn The io
boys took part the exAblt0ni hastey LAhsy, bsfeh
Few, Jnds2 bTs4l, ftbrs gdsL Mr. EIsst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
TIE PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.
IMMENSE POPULAR ENTHUSIASM IN ITALY,
A LETTER FROM GARIBALDI.
ATTITUDE OF FRANCE.

rAe Psuyians mail h,ived here yesterday. We re
eors By be- day later sn papers from which we
ssaa some additional details on nc impending wal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

CONTENTS or no xLh-otT TopAY
A wOMAN.s wORk-POEh
RYNfytscENCgs or WILLIAM WINSTON sHAfoS. ~
CHARLES LANsAN
tsTuER PROUT. by DR. MACKENZIE
ARR PAPER COLLARS POISONOUS
PirES EsFHETIC ALLY CONSIDERED
roo MUCH wATER
TIE BOOK CLUBS or AMERICA
nR accOsH AND MODEEN PHILOSOPHERS
TIN GERMAN QUESTION
ART AID LITERARY MOTIFS
FOR SALE BY ALL nEWsDE ALERs.
Ladies Strawberr, Festival. Trr htes I've $780,
nyrrss Fesvi Zoe the bsrset % -
Ctsrs Al Uaoa lisa Bfcsd~sy sod Twesty tngt>.
IIs Thu0sy, AFTERNOON and EYESlN0. 1ioAs< - 49,
eel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

Tic Par- Correspondent Of thu fad<DcHsG ,l>s
Franc Immediately Gst~t r army tIr Iast.
kline tut she viii take which, Of
necessity would enable Ter 20 Lar 1900 nst
point time Tor this purpose railway
have directed 10 Concentrate qudny
possible ct the rolling stock at tie crmui 81 the uc. To-
direction ~ hc, simply pouhcas. nos to b. made
imteTiaIt rior
ina CoNTERENCF-FRRNCH IEiLiNO TowAED ITALY
-NifHgL CngvALIBR ON THE ORIsiS--A KURoPBtN
CONGRr >S-TmE IDEA or LUEoPFAX UNITED
STATiS--MG. BIPLFy ~ PARIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

uttSI'S FEO1Ea TOR FROM Clhs.EkA
49, h. m, rs,.ei,.. Of th- NstfsroH.a board Of hssliis
N, so,se American we vel .asi'aed ~fh -.
sa.i.. 81 The Pat hsv. iasfof"os6 n 0sf - %
aver, pesr employ b~Hr snPPird thse-es
So. .,y. e.,s..lsen hsre faIo~ ID the sane oo~fss.
fog sALf ~ Mi DRUGGISTS.
HALL RUcgEL
whoes.b Agate
ntLSP Go. Pianri~ia-
No y resh a.
Ns~fsA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.
achle.uIa.HoI.tcin.

TKB PEJSsIAS PROTEST AGAINST TIL cOSyOCArfON
OF THE HOLSTEIN ESTATRs
Baron Won Werther stated g. have presented to Count
1ensd0r6 the Pussian dispatch protecting against 'hc
oonyOC alton Of tie Hulse Estates uud accusing Austria
u q violation Of the GAsteiu 4, nvcluou.
This dispatch REGARDED 4s Gle lud1 % he ulinainn
Which Prussia expected 70 deliver tomorrow at TIE
FEDERAL DIei
Prussia has Informed tie neutral Powers that the Ae
-an declaration at the Re leral Dict annornc.us re
eoavocstiun OF the Holstcin Eses, nensces her ngt
Of slvcregiy In the DUohies AZ inst this step TIC
part Of Austria she ~ immed ST. ~ take peaceful actn
bat dsciarrs a. co-soveregn me oonvocanon Of n
Hosaan Estates ind all one-Siod action Of the Hol-
stein government 90 be invalid 60 long rs Ausira
does not Wlthdraw her decaui on at the Dot which
oonssitutsd violation OF tlv Gasicm Convention.
Prussia dcsires the e0HvOcGoA o. re eRtire approximation
Jhe Dsctias.
MASS MEETING 1T altoona.
A public meeting, which Lad be convokod by bills
posted up With the OF 10 authorities, vs. bold 1t
Aona or uno o. 500 persons present Resolutions
vsFe adopted thsukng Austria fOT her deel-
rhon in the Federal Diet and expressing The desire f
the nhabitans 20 emerge from the passive position thu
upon them a. ae az their dete 20 uphold u,
night Of dsposng % their desiluiss By forming 'he
Dlchas into separate German State, under me soY 2
<igaty Of the Prince Of Angustcnb1rg.
PROTEST OP OLDENBCRG.
In the German Eedsral Diet ~ June D. referring 10 no
eoayocaon of the Iosein estates by the Austrian GOV
eminent the OilenbuTg Representative entered sol
eun protest aga nsi the pOsssO # any competency y
Aoss Estairs 10 decide the succession question I'D the
DUches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF TIE PERUVIANS MAIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

Clubs Let - a. 4.b. Oh. 9th. IN. ','D 'te ro,ss'
MTo'L . ! J . -
TmpIe-Mr Chapman.
10 iors-Messrs Dorsan and Annfrt
Tine 81 game, two houfs and 20 minutes
Nv Cttiac,. Matuss ~. Unions /"
o,ts an foul,. Mutual, : limos Union. tunes
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rrs,eiias salts

Trs eiins salts
. ~ si s..'nsfs ier
IL DOTIAkS.
-, ,,,,. ,sr III, STA elps o. he AOusFAiSS
BI.N.TN & CO.,
REOApV ~. ofasf q ssi 4
FpOAnN ~. Wsfres&-
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Hsmphrrys' specifiv
PREVENTION AID CURE

ASIATIC CHOLERA.
4. & o..ss sdasoss Dy.ene Chol,rs kosbus ssts.ss
xu Seven ar. te.ss,isr common PREVENTIVE fos IN
AsiATIC CHoI IRA necessity viii -vey naiv,do- and
family.
4, h a. visitation Loi.-s M. onry Dr. HuhPHksSS
sPFCFlC We rrsaed wherever "a. rs tine siov1
~ % ritoioed the .sr-t PRLNfNiNE AID mot eassse
O. aE s.eo 20 the PUBLIC
o. hose who a.-s the PREVENTIVE ahfy oalJ sbosi
1--WE PFa CENT wEEE sTTaCKED.
..d II sees tf-aei the otsi;y
LEss THAN FoUR PER CENT.
tt. 4. ONO, 81
thee Wal. ard book of dons oe"Petr
-. ,, s o,, ,,r ',, nee on W., -.,. rde-
ntr,fPsrryy SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC agDfcTNs Co.
No. s0s BROADWAY.
Deafness and Di.chnrzr- the Far Radically
Cared b, ~. r.e svss~d Ssees-N, sstrs
oTFTrNF
.o.sou. Fs sal bysn Oussa. ,
WEEKS POTTER Dnas, NJ. ~ w''4As'oa .. ssAs.
Wh,s-.s Agent. -- -
The gs.. ~ rnrs :Sr , z shf r, oy'H.
COATED WITH SWEET 60 Ns.
seq, 'e"s' y...,..,.
Ssv-. scAsn a suS-
-,.-e,.il- .ist-,. ioseAo. errury loo. q se-
rnd pcr % ~ Po saurs 'ilesf'~ es'H''"e P"s"
ssns.s
mn aEGlEATE rHE sYsrEs
.,,r lie . o.. b. ,e ao.si ndssy slir Al oA-' ''sfe..
n.sE,sEn HtMoRS
fi. . -en'. Prb,1 sadbY Dvgu'' .,,,..c
~. Walden Lao.
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"keessstsactieH.'
RfG CONS q Ut
ICONS rRut floN

Nas NND ~ elINI sLr !.
rs RINNNiNG tlit
vvr,i DfF,RTNYSr 10 40 -, 49,.
a.. ,.s ,i,a1.as md Isrmrns OF nm ~
t ,.-. .,,, ...ortn.at % M. PLArhR WAkh ~.
~ ...--. sLar.ae f.taA sncA - ~eA tst-J
Co., e'-r r''n h'''.'' rCiIs HARTSCo.
49,, t,Sr.yfr> PsTI,I POLAR RLFklVkkA.
h''P 49, ~,.i tvd. tfRhLET. Sole hsnanfanss
E,,... y, E s,s,ser..L. 90 dos irom sroad~v
rse w.osn~n Cemetsry .' 20 - ,As IA. o TIE So.
d" p 80, ,ss.,,,,- VA a. aOO1h. sradsni
u,d,. ~ 9 s.nnsa -esse. ~ p-...-i.y 80 .isn.
rfp 4 tn -rafs fsh's -u trsr. -
A., = ..ta .. b. soOii NJ H. Ma. III hsos4sS Ne"
.. ,.i,,.. So. -, aosa iSsS I"-ssa' - Ids
'9ss,'s ,i sT"a n ~ ~ srrss..s S.sr~s
oIa R,s. Mode New.
go. = 'oiiri. +, . >e.iie f-a,l~s, ~ fcs
,..asr- v-p'as,'"s ''os,psa, S.n,t''.'- ooUet1
~ .... . ..- -. ln ~ 80. D..r psive PAM
,~ss,ls .ls-iEs % ray D. iss - o. M -
-" 49,, ~, .. 800 f-.- nh y 81 sissy.
, r's my, r crs, ,ss, Il ss,s =, Re-
sDf stft ANn " ffs
" Ia NIfI,. " stf Hio-ssss.
rhy Bee -tra~berry ~ THE N Grid.
10y $50. .rrc's IAN 20 "toh" NNr -
e,.,A.. wr,sssr. .. .ial. NPAislp n y. saiLsl
,.sk'"en"Sc .Sb -NRrNGls3 MACHINE CoAfaSr Ne
,ouftl.ni e.. Ns~.s "a ---,,-,s---,
rns,ye -A.sile sswias. fsssias. 20 Issla.. -
N''a''e'''''' 'jrsfisE y Co W, S.s.s-.l
NJ. rx.,.s. .sA Orz-~~-s.l Iisir - sssff6
az .sss.. ly.las sssi WksvH sAt'sAF' y '~'
81 q bV<k
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Iuf .RAANpMNs5EKNAs FASK-oiRcr Lar 10 1nt
sftRlEOLbf .s-cAf -. oF rnE htsrhAsiON-
HISTORY o. THF BANE.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16
wn.ttns south tias tost.T

Lieutenant NJ. T. Maury has written a
three-e0lumn letterip The Meuaing Herald,
IN which he gives the following estimate
losses Of the South caused by the war:
Il estimate the amount of the pee uniay
losses incurred by the people of the South
srn Confederacy,, in their hate attempt at
Independence, 70 be not less than $1,000
100000 lseyen thousand million dollars,
viz:
By emancipation So, 900, 000, 090
Expenses of the var 200, O00, 600
Destruction of property l,0O0,o 900
Additional taxation imposed
by the victor for payment FeR
IF Federal war debt, say
~$lo,0O0,U0 per annuIn,
canal IN SIr Der cent, in " e.
tersst on 1000 Oo, 900
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16
FORCE P UMPSt"7
Z
r E!

/" Il Q. F." 4" ~ II n#a.M. /" II IL 40
Having the right to nanufhcture and sell
o. Joyce's Patent Forcs Pumps in this
County, 1 desire to supply all who need a
pump with one of the best ever invented.
The pump is easily worked, is durable
and not liable TO get out of der. The wa
ter does not stand in the pipe, but is brought
from the bottom of the well always giving
the coolest and best Itnever freezes up in
winter, which is'a great advantage.
Il may be used as a fire engine by attach
ing a piece of rubber hose, which is readily
done. Water may be thrown fifty yards, or
TO any part offs house within that distance
Of the well. With of these pumps and .
proper amount of hose two persons can do
more in case offre than twenty with buck
cts. 1t is very useful in watering gardens,
yards, shrubbery, cleaning windows and
carriages, a., IL.
They nave been satisfactorily tested in
this county. For further information call
on IA or my brother at the Treasurer's Of
fee Cadiz, o.
VIM. Y. PoULS0N.
March IL. 1866. -3mo. Esfs
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16

Total $1,000, 900, 900
''This 10, falls upon less than eight mil
lions cf whites, who have moreover, in ad-
dition, to contribute very largely toward the
supported four millions of blacks who have
been suddenly turned loose upon them, and
who, for the present, at least, are incapable
Of caring fer themselves. This 81 900, 0O0.-
900 Of money was the accumulated wealth
Of centuries; it constituted nearly the whole
industrial plant and capital of the South"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16
1866.

INCREASE OF RATS.-The Farmer's
GGzctte (English) asserts and proves by fig
ures that one pair of RATS will havea pro-
geny and descendants no less than 66l, $50
In three years. Now, unless this immense
family can be except down they would con-
sumo more food than would sustain 65, 000
human beings. -a4 -
GH~See aCosTAR'st Observation-Disclosures
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16
TO CONSUMPTIVES.


Th~eadvertiser, having been restored to
health in q few weeks by a very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several
years with n severe lung affection, and that
dreaH disease, Consumption lis anxious to
make known 70 his felIow-snfferers tho
means vi cure.
To all who desire it, he will lend a COPY OF
the prescription used free of charge) With
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find a SUI CURE for
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNcHIrIs.
CouaHs, COLDS. and all Throat and LING
Affections. The only object of the adver-
tiser in sending the Prescription is to bene-
fit the afflicted, and spread information
which no c~oneeiyes TO be Invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy. al
il wia costtliem nothing, md may prove a
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by
return mail, will please address rTn
Rev. EDWARD "A. WILSON.
WiIIiamsbnrgh Yhtas Co., New York
January 10, Isff.lyt
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16
1866.

"COSTAR'Sn Rat Exterminator Is SIM
pie, safe and sure--the most perfect RAT
i~fication meeting we have ever attended,
Every Rat that can get it, properly prepa-
red, will eat 1T, and every one that eats it
as possible from where it is taken.-Lake
Shore, Mich, Mirror. ssR IL MSEga58
&as-See ''CosTAB's'' advertisement above
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16

Ny son, hold up your hand and tell me
who is the strongest mani
Jonah.
Why?
Cause the whale could't hold him after
he got him down.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST
Speaking of "Costar's' Rat, Roach, Amt,
visions are destroyed annually in Grant
County by vermin than would pay for tons
of this Rat and Insect killer.-Ldacaster,
Wis., Herald. n
wfs-See "Costar's'' advertisement above.
Sold in CADIZ, o., by John Beall, Sharp
q Rowles, Workman @ Upton, and John
Mclean. &# "a #$ Z
April rs, s1s66-3me VI AE Al &-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16
1 966-

RATS VS.. BTRDS'-Whoever engages in
shooting small birds is a cruel man; who
ever aids discriminating rats is "a hene-
factor. We should like some one to give
us the benefit of their experience in driving
out these pests. We need something be-
sides dogs, eats, and traps for this business.
Scientific american. N. Y.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-16
1866.

Housekeepers troubled with vermin need
be SO no longer, If they use t"Costar,s'1 Ex-
terminator. We have used it to our salts
faction; and ifa box cost IS we would have
it,. We have tried poisons, but they effec-
ted nothing; but "Costar's' article knocks
the breath out of Rats, Mice, Reaches,
Ants, and Bed-Bugs, quicker than we can
write it. 1t is in great demand all over the
country.-MedjaG, Ohio, Gazette.
Gs-See "Costar's, advertisement above.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-01-10
ANSWER TO ENIGMA CT LAST WEEK
"A boil on Uncle Sans back. 81
The Devil Right.

DR.. H, who is pastor of an 0rtho.
dox church, had been for some time an.
noyed by the forwardness of lay brother
Ito aspeak" whenever an opportunity was
offered, to the frequent exclusion of those
whose remarks had greater tendency to
edifcation. This had been carried so fal
that the pastor, whenever he stated that
an Opportunity. would now be offered fol-
any brother to give an exhortation,n had
always secret dread of the loquacious
member. On one special occasion, the
latter prefaceda prosy, incoherent har-
angue with an account of a controversy he
had been carrying on with the great ad.
yersary. "My friends" said he, ''the
devil and I have been fighting for more
than twenty minutes; he told me not to
speak tonight, but | determined / would;
he said some of the rest could speak
better than I, but still 1 felt that could
not keep silent; he even whispered that
spoke too often, and that nobody wanted
toshear me; but I ives not to be put dowr
that way, and now l have gained the vie
tory, / must tell you all that is in my
heart" Then followed the tedious har
langue aforesaid. As they were coming
out of the session-room, the good pasto
inclined his head so that his mouth ap
lproached the ear of tho militent member
Iand whispered, 'sBrother, Ithiak the devi
f,cds right!'' e 49, sss