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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

The recent State elections for Con
gressmen has resulted in a tie; IN lndl-
ana aud OHIO The Conservatives gainiwo'
ia Pennsylvania The Radicals gam "
the seat Of WIN. S. HonIsn, the Cou-
s-rvatlve gain in Indiana will be con-
tested.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

severe winter is predicted upon ,bs
Following signs; hives are repor,sd o..
flowing with honey cOrp.hn,k. are
ported remarkably ,hisk animal for.a
rich ADD thick ra's are trapellrng ea.,.
ward, aDd squirrels are laying ~ a gres,
winter store Of nuts. Shall instinct ONT.
general reason in preparing for an i'm.
Pergeney I
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

Wan. T. Den's hunnhg rarty got back
last Tuesday evening. The SIX. who
composed The parry. KILLED quite a mum
Der Of Buffalo and much small game.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
Usage NGE
IL II ID II nj G.

The undersigned has Ioca te in he Terri DRY If
Nebra -ka.f"r the prrp,se ofraising OSATE Plants
and setting ont sud making Fence of tho same, !
hail cultivate aud .oud enr same for three years.
aud gise tir sans line TO ply for 1t. N y charge of
from ONE dollar and TWEsTY FIVE cenyS to
TWO del airs per Rid. shall set out the Pants
next Spring, CO mmencing near the Kansas line aud
- as far up as 0nlbaya and probably snne distance
'ep"nd, taking a strip u country 81 or ~ miles
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
DIR. f. FL. RAINIER,
SPECIALIST ron
Diseases Of the Eye,

Would respectfully an ounce 70 The cit
liens Of BrowuvIlle and vlCinIsy that be
may be found at the American House
during the coming winter, and can be
consulted on all diseases OF the Eye.
Superior FreDch Artificial Eyes inser-
TED for those having LOST their natural
ones by disease or otherwise.
The DR.. insures cures in all cases com
ing under direct treatment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

A terrible fire occurred 10 Quebec,
Canada, on the IAN, CONSUMING 23OU
house among which were some Ut th'
finest aud b-sl buildings IN The clty.-
Loss between three and Iour mllll0ndOl'
lars
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
Notice OF Cilment.

Isaac Edwards, PisintnG. BesreR V Hushs J. P.
VS. pol Nemah1 County N T.
Mertde'h Helvy Det-
To Merrderh Helvy: Sr-On the Path day of Sep
TENDER, A. ID. 1866 >aEd Justice issued an Order OF
Attachment in the above act on for the sum OF ninety
six dollars and twenty SIX cents.
Brownvilie, n T D., Oct s, 1866 2-3t ldn- pd
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

Las. Saturday a large drove Of beef
cAuls comprising atOut three hundred
head crossed. eastward bound, last Sat
Urday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
ThompsonsviIIe. Wis
Mrs. 1HPoRrAxr \ ,n,....
rn4ar TO LADIES. lnD
FOR

ere the Obi3 So and tfel} q. tfsos H~salcine for
Females extant. Do not tribe With your health
AID use cheap and dangerous medicine. which drIg,
glsts may have bought. and viii recommend to Won
80 5n9r"nt OF Their qualities Ms. EinsiCw's
Mystic Pills are mild in their operatio5q esrra.,
al ATeguiaritiesand painful menseruafon: refh.,ve
Al distinctions, whether from cold or otberWfse
70 maiden, wife Of mother should b1witbonf tbcm
Try them-use according 70 directions, ard we know
we result I'll De as desired. Ask for Bfrs. Wins.
per box. OF three bOxss fer S do!k.rs. For 80 Is
81 druggists. "
Peter & Bog, Gen-Ageab st. Loui..
no Is "
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

A heavy IAN tel n hrs vicinity las
SataJdal night. since which II has been
col and frosty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

Subscriptions received for any Maea
nne or Newspaper polished IN the u
5. a, Marsh & Coz News Depot.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

a ~ VI AEnAANAA j
NebTaskG Cfy1 October 4fh, 1855.
ANNUAL LIST FOR 1855.
Eo-ice Is hereby given. that The AasuaI Tar List a
Taxes Assessedin sccOFdanee via thCprovfsone Il tks
Act 4 CONGRESS- 70 provide Internal Revenue. e. sars
part the government to pay interest," On she pebble
debt and for other purposes, approved JunssO /. ls84.
as amended By the ASt Of March "a. 1856. forthe yaars
eHalhg Deeemoer 81, 1850, and Nay D 1885. has been
rel erncd % me ~ he AssesssTs 81 iris Disfricf ,nd
.as SAL taxes ara npE Due ana payable. and uaynsnt
lHereuIls hereby eenanded, aE1 Ihat WIFE, IN person
larson ~ BrowtiviIe on the Esth aay n Sctos e, 1855,
LOT me purposaA secessing said taxes fr0n alIpsrsons
m Heulaha coHaty.
shsA t4Aes. AsrebJ dsmIndeds % Or h8s-Te- = 6ar
LAST ABOVE named Will be liable to pay thereon . 49,
ai'y oI zen per eentnm aiditi mall ani a fee " rrerfv
eeeissor seFnce ~ a specIap demand ard 5oiies -
SeEerWith teuT cents a u1ife travel feE. 80
heSesEalIy Fayeiet % make he service fhsreaf
OFf1CE hoUkS--Fram 3 e'ei.ck A. 4. 10 p
JOSEPH B. LAMAsTRR Ceilsctor.
Sc BaceSs beputy Cs.issss.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
GUARDIANS sale OF Real Estate.

sarah J. Weich Mariab r.. WEIGH, Ellen Allan
and Nathan Alien will take notice that /. ALnige
Neleh. guardian Of Sarah j. Wclrh, a minor. "a
pursnaIce OF an urder OF ths ~ that, e. urt OF Ne.
n.sha county, gTanted October the 18Th 1876, vii
,ner Ter sale at public auction on saturday the
lOth day q: November, 1855, az 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
upon the premises. tire following described renl
e'taie, situated ia Eelnaks q uniy, NebrAska Ter
riory, 10 wit; rhe. east half ur the south cas-
quarter II sectiun IS ia townships. houh of range
10, aud being lHuds-uf the hall b reed reservation
Terms VI sale, cash 10 hand
ANNICE WEIGH.
GHar,n IN OF Sarah j.. Weleh.
BroWnvi Il. Get IS b. hSi6. 2-4W- onn
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
ESTRAY HOG.

Taken ND by the Undersigned, living four miles vest
of Brownvi 10. on The 18th day Of septic nber, 1866 AMI
within lis enclosed premises, one black AMI wait hog
about one We T old. MN. II MCINlNCH.
mol vol It-5wpd
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

Rumcrs of Sec. SlanIou's resignation
are rife, but need confirmation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

CIDER Vinegrr, Hans Dried Beef &c
Just received al
SW AN s. BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
Notice.

All persons indebted to Atkinson y
Co, whose notes or accounts are due,
vii! please call and pay the same at once
and save costs.
3-4t ATKINSON s. %.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

80 good No. ! Oak Fence
Po,l. tor sale BY A. W MORGAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

Jgsuces' Blanks Tor 'aie at 'h's
Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

TIE Cry Drug Store is where you can
&c, Ene soaps. hair oils and cOlOgues.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

New Books at Marsh & Co.'S for sale
or rent
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

Choice Dry Goods. Groceries, Notions,
&c n RAlNEY & LEWIS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

CranberrIes Al
SWAN s BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

G: 10 MeCresry's for your paints and
drugs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

MoCreery has more Of that fine Tobacco.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby eIven to all persons Interested
that 5 A. chambers as Executor OF the late viii Il
Htli deceased hss fied his arcounts for final settle
ment az ny once , ard hat Monday. The 8b dav ~
October. A. D. ls66 at 10 o'ciack A NJ. is he tima
appointed fer examining and allowing tie ssma
GEeE9k y. F~AIRBROTHER.
" - Prekats Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

Lii. celebrated Ale a, wor'hing's 5.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
CHAS. c. ELLIS.
PHYSICIAN.
AND
OBSTETRICIAN.

Will give his attcm ion To all cases entrusted Il
him. and believes him of qualified to cure by th'
mild remedies prescribed by his school.
OFFlCE-At his residsBce, vest o: the frame
SchOul House, on Atlantic, between 7th d 9Th SITS
IL nj Iv
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
TIE CELEBRATED GBkI0
HOROSCOPE

Combines instructions With amusement and lasts A
lifetime. The best, simplest, cheapest and most
powerful Micposeope in the world. Gotten I'D on
IN entirely new p~siReipIe. A beautiful gift 70 old
orsy6dng. haguifes nearly Tn noRsar9 tiaes2a
power equal to- twenty dollar tdlabliealsd Micro
Scipes. The only Instrument which renires no To-
cal adjustment, therefore can be used by every one
even ny children. Adapted to the family circle
as vel as scientific use. Shows the a alterations
IN foUd. animals in water, glObules in blood, and
other fluids, tubular structure Of a hair, claws on
a hy's foot, and in fact there is no end to the NUN
Der Of objects which can be examined in it. Liber-
al discount at Wholesale. Agents wanted every
where Send for Circulbrs. Price only Sc. So
BeSatsfui -0uEte4 objects One daIlar and ATTY cts.
per dozen. Tie Pocket novelty MieFoscose. COM
pannlon to toe Osais. for examining lfving insects,
seeds, eh,th. wool, bank bills, flowers. leaves. &e
y compact and handy instrument. Price sBly
.. Aiso. the new and beautiful folding Bellevue
SteFenscope, which magniass pictures Iar5a and
liftlike. Price So. Choice Stereoscope views. SO
per dozen. Any Of the above instruments Din be
sent prepaid on receipt of price.
Address. G. M. MEAD.
ThompsonsviIIe Wis
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
ITlborIzed Agents for Prince a 90,

lEowAvILLE. THUaslAY. Ocf. 2 pc
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

ME-. is WILLIAMS, Who's The su'ho'-
tseut AZ 81. Louis icr this paper, Viii attend to
- eoilessisns ana PURCHASES ia thst Ciy. Qlcf
= chestsuf sired, ". e cor. ga.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

GEO. ~. hlLL& -, are sav authorized agents
Ney.b. County tor Geo. A. Prince a Cos eeie-
"a c.s,a,. Orgap,, Nsiodeons ete. For Pries'
A. o,u A the Ado,sissr OHee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
Dissolution OF Co-ParfnershfD

Notice Is hereby given that The farinership lately
existing between D., Latham and Nathan Blakslv.
knoHh As he fEm Of y. Latham s. Co, a. RestrioS,
EebrasRs5 Il this "a (ssOived b mpftaf eohsSBt.
Al persons kuOs ing themselves indebted to said arm
are requested 10 pay TIER accounts within thirty dags
from tbis date, and all persons having claims agaffst
The firm vii! present them Immediately for settle
ment- d n
Beatrice. Neb. OFT. 5sh. 1855. if-g
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
Chr aOmrtiser'
l..

~ ueeds. N.rtgnecs, Executions, kepleytnsi
-. IKefn-e.k e. &c. &c. for sale a. this Ohise,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
lire and o Ins. Co.

n VIZ VI N41
Fire and n ms. Co.
heated az Freeport, in the State OF iInlis, has
fled in this Office copy ofthe Act Of Incorpora-
ton Of said Company, and a Statement under oath,
showing its Condition, az required By the Four
teenth Section Of a Law Of the Territory Of Nebras-
ka, entitled " n act in Relation to Insurance
Companies, y Approved February, 1865;
Therefore, be in known, By these presents. That
In pursuance of the aforesaid Act, J. JOHN
GILLESPIE, \ Auditor of the Territory Of Nebraska. Do
Hereby Certify that said Fare q Tornado Insurance
Company has fall authority tetFarsact business Of
Insurance in the Territory Of Nebraska, under the
laws OF this Territory, until the 3lst day Of Janu-
airy, a. d. 1857.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have subscribed my
name, and caused the Seal Of the Auditors Office
to be affixed, this 18th day-of january, q. d., 1856.
JOHN GILLESPIE, Ter. Auditor.
GEO. w. HILL Il CO., Agents,
BvO1gnUiHe .Yebraska@
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
TAX NOTICE:

OFFICE COLLECTOR OF I~NrERzAL
DISTRICT or NEBRASKA.
EebTaskG City, October ara, 1855.
NNTAT TAv list pop toce
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
PROBATE NOTICE,

Brouuyile. CT ls06' So. q :" as. 4 won
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-18
Died of Grief.

A touching incident is related by the Mil
waukee Wisconsin, as having occurred In
that city lately About two years ago Mr.
Strausburg purchased for his child, SIX years
old, named Willie, young Newfoundland
dog, which was also called Willie. The two
became very much attached. About two
months ago the dog was run over by the team
of Mr.. s., his leg broken, and he injured so
seriously that it was found necessary to kill
him. The grief Of the little fellow was mex
pressible. He cried necessarily, and called
continually for his companion. The father,
to quiet his grief, had the dog s hide stuffed,
but it satisfied the child only for day
Another dog, similar in appearance, was
purchased for the boy, but he would pay no
attention to it, calling constantly for Willie.
one s attention from the object upon which
it was fixed, but without success. For a
week he lay in his little bed, hugging the
stuffed dog-skin close to him, moaning fire.
quently, Just above whisper, and sometimes
breaking out into paroxysms of grief, and
calling loudlyfor Willie. He would eat very
little, and every day when food was given
him, ne would offer it first to the object be-
side him, and upon no attention being paid
to his desire, would throw it aside.
One day the child grief had settled into
that quiet, half slumbering state that so
plainly speaks an approaching dissolution
He asked his mother, as he had done many
times before, if Williehad gone to Heaven,
and when being answered afhrmatively, asked,
Shall him there, mamma ?'' Yes,
Willie, if you are good and try to get well y
mamma, / love you and love papa, but /
want to go and see Willie. Good by, NAM
ma, am going to see Willie now" Before
the mother could reach the child side, he
was dead-had died without struggle, and
without gasp that could be heard-quietly,
calmly, his little heart wore itself away from
the effects Of excessive grief
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-18
COMMUNICATIONS.
Abolitionists and Abolitionism.
THE ENEMIES OF THE CONSTITUTION, UNION
AND LIBERTY IN COUNCIL

THE ENEMIES OF THE CONSTITUTION, UNION
AND LIBERTY IN COUNCIL.
MEssRs. EDITORS :-Itwas a gloomy night;
a starless sky hung heavily over our nation,
Ike black marble dome ever a tomb, and
,othinp interrupted the silence Of night but a
a yery strange sound, like the tapping of great
wings. which from time to tune was heard
over the cities and fields Then the dark
ness thickened, and every patriot felt his soul
shrink into itself, and q shaddcr run through
all his veins
Tn a hall hung with black, and lighted by the
dull, red glimmer OF single lamp, seven ab-
oIitionists, crowned and dro6ed IN purple, were
setting unon seven seats of iron. In the cen
ire of the hall was raised throne composed
uf the homes of dead Democrats, and at the
foot of the throne, in place OF a tootstool,
there was liberty-pole cut to pieces and
before the throne a table of ebony, onwhich
were a vesselflled with blood, redand foam
inc. and a human skull And the seven
crowned Abolitionists seemed thoughtful and
guilty. and from the depths of their hollow
sockets their eyes from time to time darted
forth sparks of livid fire. And one of
these Abolitionists rose and with totterlng
step approached the throne and trod under
foot the liberty-pole At this moment his
limbs trembled, and he appeared ready to
faint The others gazed at him motlonless; !;
but an indiscribable expression passed over
their features, and an unearthly smile con-
tracted their lips Then he who had seemed
vessel poured the blood out into the skull
and ereedily drank, and the draught appear
ed TO strengthen him. Raising his head,
This cry came from bis breast like the hollow
ssGsursed be Andrew johnson who is trying
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-18
THE REvEILLE.


The sons of colnmsia are gathering again.
To deht true battle with might and with main,
,.iust Error aud Faisehood and all theft dark train
sNob Mountsin' siiii stands on his fast anc horcd
Ana Watches intensIy each chance In the race.
And calls to eac b voter 70 spring 10 ms place.
They come from the fsrm n"ure iar os WI vi III.
And The marsh grating saw. for the moment stands
stiil-
Mid the high rolling hiIis and dark i"rrsts Of PsE
The brave boys OF Jackson from duty neer sWerved.
Aud have sworn the old Union mu st stih be prsserv
ed.
There veomsnry hardy Of hands aud Of wills.
Old scsARLoAr rolls from her evergreen hii1s.
Where enrrswooos their shadows cast over the
Our boys are awake. and will, bentrhem again
Where MAprsos's spirit keeps good watch and ward.
The people his traclfings nnd doctrines regard
Where Bsxrcx secure mid the hfrls stretches out,
The brave fellows rally with many shout
Old FrsnrecaErK calls for place In The fray.
And IL good for Tro handrsd hurra, boys, hurra
And On .rox remembers the meeting of yo.e.
And will stand BY The hagIhoagh the battle may roar.
The boys from the CxrrRe are ma, ching all right,
And shouderto SHOULDER tile contest invite
Old RafaRcxkEx wandsrs the willows among.
And her gather strength while marching al ons
And Brrwrcx full raIIanuy comrs to the Hqht.
For strong s her will th~uRh n great 10 her might
scorr minffui how neariy the fos vas o'srcoms.
Is up and alert the sound OF the rum.
And Book ciams 10 have, though Ia numbers to
small.
The boys that will answer At everv call.
From the hills OF Mouwv PLEAsArr - hear 'hurra.
The Gag nsats a'oft, they are vietors to-day
The hundreds Of HkxLocx moving one,
And there will the contest be speedily won
And gallant MorrouR though Der numbers are few.
Il always prepared her full duty TO do.
Beyond where the bright susqaehanna sill runs.
Rrzve old CkrAwEssk - mar- -haling her suns,
band Of anw waverug peDecrats raise
The dag-Nhere the Locrsr its aowers displays
where RosRIsocEEEx thuadcrs. the ycemen come
And show thems ives,nen q position and worth
In "a ksxxLrx the boys are asrir, and they say
For Cynser Of oerks they can carry the day.
And the ierions of CosyNoHAN bound TO be free,
Have sought The world over for sweet liberty.
AadittIe cxxrxALra win not BE- out done
But viii see that this fals her 6rst battle is won.
They're coming frsm SrAvsn. two hundred or more.
To help Us the Union we isve. TO restors-
And MrrrLrx responds with thundsring shout,
she'll give 10 the Zoe sPeek sarick" rout-
And the cheeriar rolls on till it echoes asaia.
On the hill sides that bound the fierce township OF
MAN
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-18

4 STRONG, hearty, lazy fellow, who pre-
ferred begging for precarious subsistence,
to working for a sure one, called at the house
of blunt Massachusetts, farmer, and in the
usual language of his race, asked for cold
victuals and old clothes
You appear to be a stout, hearty looking
man, said the farmer, what do you do for a
hvingp
Why rot much, replied the fellow, 'ex
cept travelling about from one place to an
other.
Travelling about, eh rejoined the farmer,
can you travel well2' :
'Oh, yes,' returned the sturdy beggar, i
am pretty good at that
well, them said the farmer cody open
ing thedoor, let see you tTdrel
THF. hest oil for railway purposes-traiu
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-18

THE best oil for railway purposes-train
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-10

b<yThe great excitement about Cadiz
just now is concerning or Stock to a
considerable extent in two companies was
taken up quickly by the citizens Of Cadiz,
and for few days was all the subject of
conversation, We believe the field Of oper-
alton of both companies is near Smith ;
Ferry on the Ohio River
While foreign enterprise prospers in this
way, home interests languish. IL people
would invest their money in such enterprises
as Woolen Factory, it would be perpet-
ual ''oil welr'-a never failing stream Of
profit, besides building up the town and
county. Other towns in neighboriug coun-
ties have invested in this way with the best
of results.
There is at least 250,OO pounds of wool
in Harrison County yet unsold. We would
suggest to the Wool Growers who meet in
Cadiz next Saturday that they canvass this
matter While the Eastern manufacturers
can carry.ou extensive operations with for
cign wool, the wool growers of the West
are more ,r less at their mercy. The result
in Harrison county is that the price of this
unsold wool is so much dead money locked
up in Golfers.
If we had home manufactures this would
not be the case All would be interested
alike and the profit would not all go to the
Eastern monopoliSt.
Such enterprises as the Woolen Factory, IA
Steam Mil, Town Hall, &c, is necessary
to the development Of the interests of the
town. and county.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-10

Mr.. james G. Sharp, tried and convicted
ofhorse stealing at the last session Of the
Court Of Common Pleas for Harrison Co.,
has been granted new trial by the Supreme
Court Of Ohio, on account Of Error in the
Court Of Common Pleas. We make the fol-
lowing extract from the proceedings Of the
Supreme Court. giving the reason why the
new trial was granted.
No, l73. james c. Sharp V, The State of
Ohio. Error to the Common Pleas Court OF
Harrison county. Judgement reversed and
cause remanded for new trial. Judgement
reversed on the ground, that, without pass
ing on other roln Is in the case, the Court
below erred in thareing the jury that II the
general character Of Il witness Tor truth is
successfully impcach' d. you are bound to
disregard the whole ofhis testimony"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-10

R@s- McFalden & Go. have received an
other lot of new goods. Everybody knows
that this house has the best reputation Of
any house in the county; and we would say
from our own observation that their eocGs
arc Of the best quality manufactured In
addition to this they are the clcyerest men
to deal with found in the STATE, and sell all
their goods che,p. They always keep a
large stock on hand, and people can get just
the article they wait. We would say to
our friends, that when thcy come to Cadiz
they shaald not fail to call on II. s. MciaI-
den :: Co.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-10
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, having brcn restored to
health i'll a few weeks by a very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption is ANXIOUS to
make known to his 1eIloW-suucrers tho
means OF cure.
To al who desire it, he will send u copy Of
the prescription used tIrce of Charge with
the directions ioG preparing and using the
Same, which they Will find SURE CURE for
CoNSuMrToN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
CouGHS, Coils. and all Throat and Lung
Affections. The only object OF the ntlver-
tiser i'll sending the Prescription is to henp-
mt the afflicted, ana spread information
which he conccives 10 be mvuluable, and he
hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy, as
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by
return mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williansburgh, Kings Co.. New York.
january 10. 1856 lVr
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-10

seA-We regret to learn that the dwelling
hous, of Mr.. James Russell near Moore
field, thhsrounty, was totally consumed by
fco on the night of the Goth ult Very lit
tie was saved from the ruins. People who
recollect how high the wind was on that
night will have some conception of the speed
with which fire would destroy property. 1t
is not known how the fire originated
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-10

Czly~lha TaoIeau Entertainment given in
the NJ. Il. Church. on the evenings Of the
2Stli and 29th ult., passed off pleasantly,
and to the qualification of all 1t is seldom,
we have attended an entertainment which
gave us so much satisfaction. The house
was crowded both evenings with an appe-
ciative audience, and the performances irdi
Gated ability Of the FIRST order. We could
not notice any oae performance particular
lyas they were all good Every person who
attended was delighted.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-10

As will be Sean by our advertising col
unns Hospmau l. Wier have associated
with them in the Dry Goods business. Mr.
w. Courtney Browne MIR Brown comes
we'll recommended, ani those who call at
this establishment vii! find to their sati.fae
tion tilAt they can buy good goods at ch44o
rates. Don't forget to give the new firm u
call!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-10

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