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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee.
DECEMBER RULES, ISb5.
2 f. Ch0Wning,
vs. Al. Bill.
Simon b. McMillen

Nthis caDse il appearing 70 the Clerk & Mas1er
from compliments bill. which il sworn Ia, that de
fendsns Simon b. McMilen Is a resident Of the State
Of Illinois. so that tire orjinsry process Of law can.
not be served upon him: 1t is therefore ordered
that publication be made, for four succe sige weeks
m the Nashville UnlO1, a paper published in the
city OF Nashville, requiring sad defendant 10 appeal
al the next term Of the Jhancery Court for Oyert0T
county, n Livingston Tenn on the Ist Monday 0
February, 1875, AID pleSi, snsEer or demur com.
plainsu s hrl, or toe same will be taken for cen
Iezsed aud SEA for hearing eX parte.
isnf-w4t J. W. WRIGHT, c.. & NJ.
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LATEST FROM EGYPT.

Peunsy's New Extract Of the Egyptian Lotus
new and exquisie perfume for the handkerchief.
Cleopatra, and all the Ladies OF the present day,
using The same perfume.
THE EGYPTIAN lotus.
TIE EGYPTIAN LOTt5
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
Manufactured by F. A Penney, brooklyn, N. Y.
ny73m K. A. LOVEJOi, Agent. aS Fulton st, n. Y.
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Marriage Licenses and every DESCRIPTION
Of Law Blanks for sale Al TINS ONCE OF
uriuted 10 rider.
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We are indebted to Ed. willard, Union
street, for late papers
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CITY NEWS.
ANOTHER FIRE LAST NIGHT.

Commercial matters will be found on the
Fourth Page.
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Browns bronchial Troches
rRorHFs AEE JsRD WIZ ALNAls GOD sOoOES
c1NrEPs ANn PnRLIG sPEAKERs

TRorHss AEE JsED WIZ ALWAYS GOOD sVeChSs'
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will fad Troches useful 10 clearing the voice EheT
t,ses bsfore singing OF Speaking. and relieving The
tb-oat sf.er an aausual exe-don Of the vocsl org ans,
the Troehes are recommended and prescribed by
Physieisns. and have had Testimonials ireln emit
nent men Throughout the country heing an Ht'
Gle Of true merit, and hsying proved their enesel
BY a test OF msny years, each year nnds them n sd
duonal localities in various parts Of the World and
the Troches are universally proaouneed better than
other articles.
Ob.un ouly ''BRowS's BEnNcHIAL T1toHEs. snd
DO not take any Of the Worthless limitations thai
may be offered.
Sold e Everywhere in the United staies, and IN For
eigu cou tries, at IS cents per box.
jaal2-3m
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$5OO,OOO
To be SOId for One Dollar Zach

without regard 10 value, snd not 20 be pad Tor IN
al you know Whist you viii receive
Among t1o-e who have acknowledged the re-
cept OF VALUABLE GIFrS arsvu ticu thls Also
clauon since Jga- I IS65, he following AAdly per
mt their names TO be used.
h Tsylor. kngon, Pa, Goidf sient lever Naicn'
vslue SIoo. konL h Hotchkiss, New Haven, OonS,
Melodeou, value Sls9 W 4 Willis, W ~ - n
tiamoud Cluster Pm, value SEfn. Mrs Re Tap
nan f6YorkS 81, Gold Watch, value sIs6 Miss Ellen
TSckersou, Bngaamptou, NY, Melodeon, ysiue
siul Mr. l. Ii stone. s. Tenth ST., Y, Piano., val
NJ sgg1. Mrs ghos a Mdlec scranton. Pa, Ia-
g,,ns Rim. vslco sI-5 Miss Ellen J Peek. sprng-
$50. IN Metodeou, value SlA IT I Van RpsrI
Weshfprtsn, ID C., God hunting Csed Natca,
1910 Fdw II LINDSAY. Worcester. Mass,
PsBo. vsfue $3.50 Miss 2 II Eargel, Dubuque
Iova Diamond Ear Drops, U.ue $50 Francs !
Moran, i2s Pesrl 81, Al0any, u, Masie bo1, vs.
iue $40. Mrs c l~ngsrsoll, Oroans, ONO, silver
! sci yslue SD. Lieut. b r H~enducks, "uisrAs no
/ eel. Washington, DC, Silver Patent lever watch,
value So. capt l Wslner, , ! slse1 49,, "a e
/ ne xs6 Geo. ID Wood, Whfby, Canaaa West su-
/ yer Watch. S.5. VIM Is Redheld. Columbus o.,
Many persons who have drawn vslushie prizes,
90 not wish thelr nsmes published or We miglt cA-
tend ums INST Letters RON various parties Through
out the COUNTY,. acknowledging the receipt % W.
ush.e gus, may be seen on NE IN our omc@
EaSSrs on nIsrklBUTIoS.
CERTIFICATES naninr each aricle snd It's
VAEvE, are Piaced 10 sesIed enNe oPes which are
vs1 mixed. Oae Of thsse knvalopes, conainlng
the CeuIacste or Order Tor some Aracie. tworA 81
lessr one dollsr At roIsHn un b. delivered stcui
rnce. or sent by mail to any address, without re
ssrl 10 chosce. on the reeeiutofG5 cents The par
| hazrr viii zee what Aracie Il dutgs, snd IT, value,
Wrash NAV h. iram One ~ Fre hundred Dollars
snd car then send One loisr and receive The sru
Gle named.
a<No Blsnks-Eyey purchaser gets an Srtci'
Of va,u
pates dealing with rs ray depend on havni
,ror,pt returns, and uhe srude dnwn WI D. I'm
meiisiey sent % sny Sddress by return NAL o
fsnre sahsfac6cn Guarsnteed in all Cases.
A. - Ceriacstes foT One poiiGr, Thirteen q
TEo pois~- Tnirty-three Rr Five Dollars. 6rea
Ipanceu erts 70 Agents
7. bhNToN 3 co,
I Boz 55T Pos. oace, New York,
81 r-ra-HfaRme
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Old papers, Qthe largest in the city for sale
this Office
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

In all cases, which saves to The patient the cvtuvarut prices G medicines -- r-.
eiptons which VIII, in many cases, cost more than The Whole of h. ,aarrsHe-
sides you ave yourself Che probability Of eNpcurc. in calling FOG the f-m.r a.
Drug store The office IS 50 arsecet that no eo ugi SCI. yu while shore. AM
business and correspondence STRICTLY PRIVATE.
Patients and suauHu. ia visiting
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Musrrsrp orr-Neigs' colored battery
which has been stationed near this city 70.
long time, wss mustered out yesterday
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CELL YOUR U%NCURRENT MGNEY.-The
y following are the rsles radby THOS. ). MARI,
BROKER corner OF Union and College street, for
uncurrent money. These quotations are liable TO
auc; ate, but may be depended on a sufficient
length Of time for the remittanceS to be received
hy mail or express, if forwarded without delay.
TENNESSEE Bank Of Fulton--...-.....2
Rank of Ttnnessoe, cid " SaYRnnrh..-.... 80
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Old Course of Treatment

Physicians are constantly annoyed by patients returning vita secondary -~Dgaurs
prJoNES has discovered q mode ct treatment Er these Diseases which rbr.
pleasure than a pain. HIS treatment has undergone O. thorough farr.-r.r .rT
has been found much morse efficient than any other Ho u never troubled vn Hg
complaints of patients with secondary syphilis swollen u-au4r with ur ,-
toms produced by The ola School Treatment.
DIR. J0NESS charges are the same ia an rasu-w1f rhsr-e tA a-. r- .-.
weeks attention that be would tor ar month. and t uaf course % D. rrr-rt B
cure as speedily as possible.
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We are Obliged to MI. Rains, nsvs agent
sor late Louisville papers
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DIR. A. JONES,

DsTcnaTy, No. % Dadedes st., ~ o. Box ua, Nrba#. Town.
R6~ All Communications o ensure attention, should enclose o. samr
to pay return postage
aLM
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Land Wanted.

400 OON ACRES OF LAND in Tennessee
/ NNl.UOO near Rslrosds or asY Fabis stresms'
I u ia-vf and small trarts. snd diaerenf counties.
Anpiyt . ne uniied sEstss Land Ascncy 81 Broad
! Wsy, nev foIk' lSs-d
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Statement of the Condition of the PHOENIX INSURANCE GoMPANYi of Hartford,
Conn, on the Both Day oil December, 1865, made to the COMPTROLLER OF tn
STATE Of TENNESSEE, pursuant To the Statute Of bat State.
1t he name of heC Company is the FHINxK INSURANCE CoNPANK, and HOcbt al Hartford Conn
"a me amount fHs CMta Stock
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as good and as cheeriully as formerly.
OSCAR BONNIE Il CO.,
rov1-tf No. 9 Union street
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Established i'm 1882, at
NO. 23 DEADERICK STREET,
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVING FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED The BNEBAROrs MODE oa
eausUc injections, WITH painful operations, etc, was aroused bv che ~ rurfsr ru
by the ~
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Dr. one Dispensary,

should be particular in regard 90 hc pumbu Of Che Street s hv bro other rrr,
IN the vicinity which resemble those Of DR. JONESS.
E- A plain Syn viii be- found over te door
E- All communication by mail or otherwise should be addressed o
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HO ME AGAIN!I
HAVING returned again with a large
stock of
trimmings. wor-teds. Zephyr,
russ
&C., &c.,

to the old home, I would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville that we vii
be prepared to manufacture any kin OF
- E.S,aos
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-07-11
Letter from Italy.

Perhaps one Of the greatest triumphs Of
the Chickering Piano is recorded in the fol-
lowing letter from our Consul General at
Florence. We fully agree with Mr.. Law
renee that these pianos have only to be
known in Italy to be in demand.
u. s. CONSULATE GEN. FOR ITALT.
FLORENCE,
Gentlemen-It has been my intention for
several weeks past to write you respecting
the piano purchased of you last year. but
my official duties during the present season
have been so constant and unremitting as
to leave me but little time for other cores
~pondence.
Owing to several delays both in America,
before leaving New York, and in Italy, aE-
ter reaching Geneva, the instrument did
not reach here until October, although it
left Boston in April, being, consequently,
so ne six months in transit. Notwithstand-
ing the frequent handling to which it was
subjected through these numerous changes,
1t arrived in excellent order; the only dam
age being the breaking off of a few inches
Of the moulding from the lid, which was
easily repaired.
The interior was in perfect order. Du
ring the winter 1T was used by several of the
best professional and amateur artists here,
scarcely one of whom had ever previously
seen an American pianO-forte) and met with
most unqualified praise both for the clear
ness, ~fullness. and richness of its tone. The
greatest surprise has been manifested that
such an instrument could be made in Amer.
ic, scarcely a dissenting voice being raised
against its superiority over the Instruments
of Erard, B~roadwood ard the most celebrat-
ed European makers.
One of the last performers upon it was
Signor Seambati, the favorite pupil Of Listz,
now quite a young man but who, in the
opinion of the best judges, bids, fair to ri.
val, If not to excel, his famous MASTER
He played at my house upon several occa-
sions, and could not conceal his pleasure,
telling MI several times that he had never
played upon a piano which in all respects he
considered its equal, and assured me that he
felt confident that Listz would fully agree
in all that he said if he could but try it.
SO far as | am aware, mine is the only
"Chickering" piano-forte in Italy, and it
gives me unfeigned qualification to send you
this most satisfactory report, and to an,
nounce to you how highly it is esteemed
by the best judges in this kingdom. With
the increasing communication between the
United Stetes and Italy, l trust before long
see, or rather to hear many of your ad-
mirable pianos in twis musical land, and |
feel confident that they only require to be
known to have a large. demand created for
them here.
With my compliments and kind regards,
| remain Your friend and obi servant,
T. BIGELOW LAWRENCE.
Messrs. CHGcKERING & Sons, Boston.
See advertisement in another column.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-07-11

The New RATES FOR MONEY ORDERS
The new law of Congress, in relation to the
money order system, has just been put in
force. Orders of $50 and under are now
sod, while under the old system the maxi.
u was $50. The fees have also been
changed, orders from 81 to $50 being now
issued at Zoe, ard over $40 to $50, inclusive
at 25c. Under the old law it was necessary
for a duplicate to be issued, and then an af
hdavit with a stamp was required, for which
the party had TO pay, as also a fee for the
new certificate. Under the new law, post
masters can administer oaths free of charge,
and the certificate is also furnished without
cost, the only expense to the party being
the five cent revenue stamp. On the I'd OF
August 300 additional money order Offices,
mo'tly. in the South and Vest, will be put
in operation.
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THE WHITE SLAVE.

ATALE OF H MEXICAN REVOLUTION,
The wellknown novelist, Emerson Ben
nett. has commenced a new serial story with
the above title, in the Philadelphia Satur-
day Evening Post, ofJuly 7th. This story,
though somewhat different, is said to be full
ly equal in its thrilling romance and absorb
ing interest to "The Phantom of the For
est" 1t will be about four months in run
ming through The Post. The Post is also
publishing other stories Of great interest,"
One called "Adriana'' will we think interest
ladies particularly. As ''The White slave
commenced in the first number of July,
those wishing to procure it can do SO if they
choose by simply subscribing for the last six
months Of the year. Price 1925 for six
months; or for The Post and the Lady's
Friend leach six months) $500. Samples
containing the first portion of Mr.. Benefits
story sent on receipt offive cents. Address
H: Peterson h Co., $40 Walnut St., Phil
adelphia.
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The Martyr Among Us-TO be
in CadiZ again I'm August.

81. N" the only Philosopher, Orator
and Satirist in the civilized world spoke
to crowded Court House in Cadiz on the
fonrth of July. lie fea,lessly lifted the
veil, assuming all the pressure" and
revealed the position of both parties in the
war from their respective standpoints.
The pressure" was very strong, and preju-
dice exists against the press for publishing
the Immortal theory, but the fearless
martyr freely offers himself, handcufed and
mancled, a sacrifice to the cause of truth.
The following notice eff this extraordinary
man is copied from the Newman, Georgia.
Herald:
1--WE had the pleasure ofa visit from the
immortal u. N" styled by the press the
greatest orator, philosopher and ~satirist
that ever lived. During the late war he
was a citizen Of the North, and as a true
philosopher, was compelled to view the var
from both stand points, and to resist the
prejudice that existed against the South,
he stood a willing martyr to the theory tn =:
each was right from their respective stand
points. A vail of prejudice enshroudlng
both, caused each to consider the other
wrong. He claimed the South was justif-
able from its view, and the North from a
misapprehension ig%norsed this, and over
powered the South on the idea that her pco-
pie were in rebellion, when they from their
view were fighting for their constitutional
rights, based upon the idea that 4 Stat
had Il right to secede.
lie is a hero martyr of twenty-four incar-
cerations in the North to resist the preju-
dice against the South"
-. n" will again be in Cadiz on Fri
day, the 10th day of August, and at o.
clock on that day will martyr for truth in
the darkest dungeon of our county prison,
will come out on Saturday, the l1th, lift
the veil, and address the people in the Court
House Square. Turn out.
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The will Of the late Alexander Campbell,
OF Bethany, West Virginia, involving, it is
SAID an estate of near a quarter of a million
OF dollars, was admitted to probate at Wells
burg last week. The will is contested by the
heirs OF his first wife, on the ground that at
the time Of its making lin 1862 his memo.
ry was so far impaired as to leave him inca
pable of making a valid will. Judge Black
(formerally Mr.. Buchanan.,s Attorney Cen
trail and General Garfield are attorneys for
the will, assisted by N. Richardson and @.
W. Langftt, Esqra., of this vicinity
Messrs. Lamb and Wheat, of Wheeling are
attorneys for the contestants.
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THE PorATo CRoP.-The prospect for a
large yieldrof potatoes is very promising in
this section of the country. Owing to the
partial failure Of the wheat crop. a much
larger extent Of territory was devoted to the
growing of this Indispensable vegetable,
and from present Indications farmers and
gariners will be amply paid for their labor.
The plants are vigorous AMI healthy looking,
and as the weather has been quite favorable
an unusually large yield is anticipated. -
With abundance Of potatoes, the -four in
the barrel can be made to hold out much
longer, and this is a very important matter
to a large proportion Of the population.
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COlum5 ms e. Cincinnati
Railroad.
CADIZ BRANCH.

Trains now leave Cadiz at 500 A. NJ,
900 A. NJ, and 4:45 P. NJ.
The train at 500 A. NJ, takes the Western
Mail.
The 900 A. NJ. train is an Accommoda-
ton train between Cadiz and S~teubenville,
returning, leaves Steubenville at 200 z. NJ.
The 4;45 P. NJ. train axes the Mail East.
The 500 A. NJ. and AS P. NJ. trains make
close connection at Cadiz Junction with
trains both East and West.
The Eastern Mail arrives at Cadiz at $3.50
A, NJ, and the Western at 1880 ?. NJ.
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aea The following gentlemen have be,

sEa The following gentlemen have been
appointed a Committee to Award the Re
ward to be paid by the Harrison National
Bank of Cadiz to the captors of the robbers
of the Bank: Judge Cowen, of St. Glars
vile, J. Hance, Esq, of New Philadelphia,
and Danial Holloway, ESQ, of Flushing.
Of the meeting of the committee due no.
tee will be given through the papers.
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SUICIDE MANIA Hartford, Connect
cut, last week, no less than five cases o
suicide occurred in the space of twenty. four
hours. One man poisoned himself with
%strychnine, two others shot themselves, anc
two women jumped into the Connecticut
river. The two last were rescued befor.
life was extinct. and saved.
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@GsaSee Quarterly statement of the First
National Bank Of Cadiz, and of the Harri-
son National Bank of Cadiz. Both ~institn-
tons make highly criditable reports. The
Cadiz banks are among the best managed
institutions, of the kind in the State. The
Harrison National makes a splendid show
two months after being robbed.
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EGy~See the new advertisement of Schnei-
der's Music Store, Steubenville, in another
column. The musical inst uments kept by
Schneider are Of q superior quality and a.e
recommended by all good judges.
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zee Ice cream is very refreshing on a
warm evening, especially when prepared at
Sharon's saloon. The best article constant.
ly on hand, and served at all hours. Try
for Yourself.
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THE OLD RELIABLE. DO not be deceived
by purchasing any Of the quack nostrums
under the various names Of Bitters. Pnr.
chase none other but DR.. Roback' s Stomach
Bitters, which are compounded of the pur.
est drugs, and in which the afflicted can re.
", -se RI t@E ~ -
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EeA+ See card to the public from j. & G..
Heck, of Lock II, Tuscarawas county Ohio.
Flower manufactured by them can always
be had at George & Bros, Cadiz.
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A PREVENTIVE OF THE CHOLERA The
habitual use Of onions as nm article of food,
is said to be almost certain protection from
cholera, even when in immediate contact
with il.
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The Concert.

In the NJ. f. Church, Cadiz, on last
Wednesday and Thursday evenings was well
attended, and gave general satisfaction. -
The music was splendid, and everything
passed off pleasantly.
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neA-The Congressional Convention for
this District will be held at Cambridge on
the I'd of August. Let every township in
Harrison County be represented.
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Corn.

The corp crop is looking excellent in our
county, and owing to the supposed failure
of wheat, a larger quantity was planted than
usual. The crop will compare favorably
with that of former years.
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Wool.

Not much wool has changed hands dur
ing the. past week. The ruling price has
been 65 cents. Fine extra clips have been
selling at from 70 to 76 cents.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-07-11

The Mt. Union (O.) College has confer.
red the degree of Doctor of Laws upon our
townsman, Hon. John A. Bingham. 1t is
now Jno. A. Bingham LII. D. His doc
toriing is not very beneficial to laws.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-07-11

THE losses Of sheepi in Lorain county by
the late storms is estimated to have been
not less than $1,000, representing a loss of
nearly 100000.
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aas-Let the friends of the Bible cause re-
member the county meeting in the NJ. e.
Church, Cadiz, on the 18th inst. Let the
meeting be a rouser.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-07-11

A proposal to change the name Of the
Government from United States Of Anne.
RIGA to America has been defeated in Con,
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DIR. RingEHaNl.

Twenty-Five cases Of cholera were re.
ported in New York last Friday.
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EKIGMAs.

NO. VIII.
Complete, the whole you Justly claim;
Beh1aded. | will share the same;
Curtailed-how strange it seems to be-
There's nothing left at all for me;
And though you have no claim, It's true,
That which remains belongs to you.
Answers to Enigmas published some
time past.
NO. vI-Devil. evil.
No. vH-GOat, oat.
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There would certainly be less crime,
less disappointment, less broken
hearts, less insanity, and less
suicides than the good and
the virtuous are now COM
PEELED to behold.
There can be no Nobler Sentiment
that palpitates the heart than
that of forgiveness, and none
can truly forgive who lack
the sublime courage of
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Cholera a!
how TO Avoid ITt

BE Temperate in All Things; CONTROL
your passions; never get excited; sleep in q
well ventilated room; goto bed early and
every day; thoroughlyc cleanse your person AZ
wen as your house; purify your cellars
drains. &c, with Lime, or some other dis
iHfectant; keep the skin clean and the pores
openj eat regularly in moderate quantities
Of the most easily digested food: change
your uhder-clothing three times n week,
and keep your conscience void Of offense to-
ward God and man; and thus you VIII net
only
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TVOW WELL WOULD 1T BE FOR
Mankind if every parent would make
it one of his chief duties to impress Of the
minds of his children
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Attest:
w. III. MCCOY, Auditor.
July 4, 1882