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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-14

Nor FERvFNT The abolish here about
though most of them give the presidential
policy feeble endorsement, do not give the
Government that zealouse support the
once did. Their words and general appear
ahcc indicate azdemoralized state of th,il
political systems. They seem to think that
their party is about as badly overturned as
Isthe Ebony Bureau. Many of them cam
didly admit the decentralization of their par
ty, and its inevitable dctcat at the elections
to bo held in the Western States next fall
In fact, they abandon the old rotten ship to
the mercy of the breakers.
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\. 4 uANNLA co,

THr REsUlT. The black cgg on which
Sumner and Stevens have SO long sat AMI
c.rkled and clucked, has finally hatched out
.n,t young nggcr. but a-yeto. They are
~ much a>tonished and chasriAed as would
I've an experienced hen to discover that her
tedious incubation had resulted in snap
ping turtles in'tead of young chickens.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-14

s'" Ralston g. Gsllahcr, at the Cadiz
Junction have an assortment Of Dry Goods
and Groceries embracing everything desira-
BILE. Our friends in that neighborhood
should by all means call. They are enter
rrising merchants, and people can do as
well with them as they canat any other
rlaee.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-14

Maa- The sales Of shoes in Lynn during
the month of January last amountedin the
aggregate to about one nilliondolars, The
business now is not 50 good, however, and
it is thought that the sales for the month
of February did not amount to more than
hNf OF that sum. |
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T1sXa- aashliEp rE,EcE&GiG

We are prepared to furnish Township
Tickets to those who may desire them for
the coming April election. Our terms are
3 for the first hundred and Fifty cents for
each additional hundred Have your Flick
cts printed, - ftIst. ~
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THE SHEEP SFHEARENGf
AtteatfOni

In addition to the Premiums offered BY
tho Harrison County Agricultural Society
through the 'ScaHacl last week for compo'
tition by young men under the age of Is
years, the Society offer the following Prom.
iums to all orrr Is years OF age. The Shear.
ing is to take place on the First duy Of Nay:
Best Sheep Shcarer above the age Of Is
years, shoaring to be done ON the Fail
Grounds on the st of May. ''
First Premium aa..Ea $50
I'd do r 600
Sd do AGO
Admission 10 cents. Let all attend
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I
kNONLEDGE OFTEN SAVES IIER.
EVERY living being has in his systern
IMPURITIES.
nGn these are within their natural limits,
our health is good but when tbvy are in 80
cess, PAINS, colds, rheumatism, gout debil-
ny constituencies, diarrhea, dysentery.r ery-
sipelas, &c., &c, atfilct u.s. sWhat We have
70 do to reeouer our health in to take ont
from the BOWELS AND THE CIRCITT'I
ZION the excess of impurities. This done.
health follows of necessity, a m - "'
BRAN SUETHS PILLS
are tie only medicine that can do this with
entire safety to all the organs of the body,
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
are ar, new new living. who have adopted BRAN.
bk"FHS PILLS RS their only remedy for
PERIODS Of from thirty to fifty wears, and
whose average health is excellent. Srhav
have also cnredthemselyes, WHOM sick, byy
using these - ~
INNOCENT AND INFALLIBLE Pills.
York. 5V III II o. ~'S"
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MASON ~ IIANrEIN,s
TO CONSERVATIVES.

=. Y Z
Tie advertiser, having boen restored to
health in n few weeks by a very simple
REMEDY, after having suffered for several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disotse, ConsumptiOn--is anxious to
make known to his lellow-suflerers the
means OF cure.
10 AL who desire it, he will send COPY of
the prescription used free Of ohargrl with
the directions for preparing and usilig tho
same. which they viii find ASSURE CURE for
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNcHIT1s,
CoudHs, COLDS. and all Throat and Lung
Affections. The only object of the adver-
tiser in sending the Prescription is to bene-
fit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conccivGs to be Invaluable, and he.
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as
it will cost them nothing, and may prove a
blessing, s@
Parties wishing tho prescription, FREE, by
return mail, will please address
Rov, EDWARD \, WILSON.
Williansburgh, Kings Co., New York.
january 10, lS56-lyr.
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Special Correspondence of the Pittsburgh
.sOu Nau-s
Heavy Oil IN Cosnac,,o, ,,o,,.,,, :,

! Ef't6r OIL us-Cnnsidetatle attain.
tion is now being directed to this region a,
promising rich results in the development
OF heavy oil. Experienced oil operators,
representing companies in CORY, Pa, New
York City, Toledo, Saginaw. Adrian, Cleve-
land, Keoknk, Mt Vernon. Meadyillc. and
otherplaees have visited this REGION pros
peeting for oil, and AL agree in pronou~eing
the indications as most excellent surface
oil, gathered'in this county has been exam
med by Prof, Ryder, of the Newark. Ohio,
Refinery, and fund to be of a gravity CT
224, being the heaviest oil yet discovered
and entirely free from grit or smell. This
oil would bring to-day, atthe well $40 per
barrel. "" .rfH".
Some ten or twelve wells have already
been commenced, and all of sufficient depth
have prodnced fine shows of the heaviest
klndS.of luhrieat ing oil, while within week
one has struck oil, but in what quantity can
not be ascertan"d, as the derrick was i'm.
medIately fastened up. Prof Smith. Of
kanyon College, Gambler, Ohio. in a pub
hshed article on the geology of oil, advo
Gates that Coehoeton County will be the
gi'eat oil bosom IF Aoc,1ca. Prof lie rick
after u careful geolrgical examination. saws
emphatically, F'ln this county can be found
all that geology calls for to 'gua,antcc oH"
PrPqf Aaust. of rAdrien College. Mirhi.
gan, hascx unincl thisregion several times,
and Is about publishing pamphlet 3dyo.
eating that the great oil basin of America
les beneath Co.hncton County. and that
oil will. certainly be found in large ouanti.
ties upon development lie unhesitntiuclv
hfonounces 1t the oil region of America
The town OF CoShocton is on the p. C. &
Y, Il. H., some 80 miles south and we.t of
otenhenvilr, and is at tie heal of tnc
river. Railroad fare from
s.. The following transaction.
m territory has been made since. Jan. I<t,
1866. Five hunlrcl acres sold for 500
'Oo cash Fifty acres for $lO,0l3 cash: For
tract OF l30 acres, $3.50 per acre was
'ftered and refused. Two bundled and fftv
lcres IS now being sold to a stock company
or SlooW'0 cash, besides numerous other
aIeS Parties who are paying So. 900 70
'lo'oo3 per aero for land in other places
'ould do well before investing at those flo ,
res to give their attention, to this region.
NJ.
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e@y"We call particular attention to, the
advertisement of the National Insurance
Company of Dayton, in another column =
1t not only insuros property against loss or
damage by fire and lightning, but insures
live Stock against Theft and Loss Jy Acci-
dent and Disease. Owners of Stock should
pay particular attention. Joseph Ralston,
Means Postof6ce, is tho Agent for Harrison
County iy "l+ t4le ~ f@at'
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A hN the list day Of March, 1866, tho Pro-
W bate Court of Harrison County do
clafed the estate of Benjamin Dickey, de-
ceased, to be probably insolvont. Credi-
tors are therefore required to present their
claims against the estate to the undersign-
ed, for allowance within six months from
the time above mentioned, or they Will not
be entit led to payment.
ar t.I ABRAM RILEY.
Administrator ofBenjamin Dickcy.
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Wecklys5 Register,
A 4S-C OEUNF " Par 4, FIR
Its Market R"poyts Lawrpassfd-E ErccHr,,
LII IL lnrtnniturrI [lnn...t,,n.l u.

Its -Nr1"t Rcooyts Ljsw,pdssfd- - EccrNe3,
Agrjcaitm"l DGontmct.
Each numhcr of the Wheeling Week.
h"glStrr, contains torty.cight coIun,ns-ma
king It the llarg-st, and at the prize. the
C"f"pGT Newspaper in This section O
country.
The R sistor will contain regularly. Fnl
| = nefcsSinnaI Reports, Reports of the leg.
lsIatnre, Messages and Public Documrnf.,
Completr Market Reports. Local and STATE
News L'rttrs trum the People, Report, Of
Courts and Public Meetings, f,Iropean
News, Domestic CORRESPONDENTS, News from,
all parts Of the World Political and Genc,-
al Editorials Farmers Department,
Choice Stories AMI Poetry, Literary News,
SelrcflonN and Miscellany.
Everything Possible will be done 10 make
tn" Register complete Family Paper.
:, ,PArtlcnlar attention is invited to the rri
We"kly.li"gi ter; twill lc,mmind itsplfto
every professional and Business man. who
can he reached by mail twice or three times
week. Send for Specimen. ...'
Tcrms-Weakly Register, one year, s.
Five copies 50. Daily six months 50; tbrec
,Months SD Tri-We"kly. one year, IS:
fiv" copies &20. Der Arbcitcr Freunl.
lGnrman Weekly one year s.: Five copies
81. These prices are MrurG,Le..E = II
"a. g.. LEWIS BAKER Proprietor.
Wheeling. ". Va.
Ha~Spcclmens sent when desired.
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FARM FOR SALE,

AAn Acres of Land A. miles North of
4 ~ Cadiz, on the Cadiz and Fairview
road ON which is n good frame Dwelling
and Barn, and over 100 trrst-rate Fruit
Trees and at least so Acres ofCoal Land, on
which 4 good bank Is opened
Any person Wishing to purchase had bet
ter apply soon, as | am determined to sell.
feb. 2S,. '66-tf HARRISON MILLER.
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RsrWe would eau the attention IF the
reader TO The advertisement oi NieIlroy.
Dickson & Co, Wholesale Dry Goods Mer-
chants, Pittsburgh, in another column.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-14

gss-Thcre will be meeting held in Ar
cher T,wn'hip, at the usual plac, of
hslding elections, at o clock OH the 18th
inst, for the purpose of nominating ticket
for the Spring elect oA. Let there be gen
eral turn out. ''-.il& ~. B. .'i
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NO RECOGNGTEONI

The Southern people have given ,,p all
expectations Of being recognized and 1t Is
equally difficult to ~ @-F4 4nT|
RECOGNIZE NORTHERNERS
whose heads Of gray, yellow, white brown.
or red hair, have a..n
SIRRFNDERED THEIR COLORS
unler the Notwithstanding influence Of
CiIRlSfADORO'S HAIR DYE,
which plants permanently n their stead
such blacks and browns rs nature might
mistake for her owpi Manufactured by j.
Christadoro, No. s, Astor House, New-York
Se!d by Druggists. Applied by all Hair
Dressers. l,.a Fs, T..
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THE NODE OF OPERATION
Is simple and fair. The articles ara mum.
bered from ! up to l0O,0 900 consisting OF
Plnnos, Alolodeons, Sewing Machihes. GoId
and Silver Watches, ETC., 100000 notices
numbered from lto 100000 IRE printed md
put into sealed envelopes and well mixed.
ana one OF these is taken out and sent to che
person sending us rs cents, and the article
the notice will be sent to the holder of tb,
same immediately (if he desires to purcaase
the article,) on the receipt of One DOfImr
ana Fifty Gents. FolNinstance: II the
number OIL the notice sont to you should be
300, and II Piano, or Dimond Set or Gold
watch should be numbered 800 ii will be-
atia ti 10 you ior 20, and so on for every ar
tlcle on our list OF 100000 articles.
25c must be sent to paw exDe,Issf Sf
postage, correspondence, etc., on zach no.
lice, .# ..Tr,s t-f s-'4. :, IlIp = -
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-14

N4copy the following able anl patriptio
article from the New York Observer, the
organ of the Presbyterian Church, and one
Of the ablest and most influential papers in
the Union. These words Of soberness and
truth, coming from such source, will have
their effect among religious people, and vii
have much to do in turning the popular
tide in favor OF President Johnson. Fl.
IhSeyrc,. snvs: ~ {fF !
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100000

Giants Enameld Paper Collars, 100, 900
Pain and Fancy colored Photographers, for
s1lr at low prices. We can procure any
Book, Magazine or Paper published, Or any
article malulac:urel in the World. Try
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.
SpHtNa made It's debut, mild and gentle
as lamb. on Winter seemed altog ether
lost in the background. and its cold winds
and whirliug SHOWS had passed "over the
hills and far away" much to the relief of
everybody. The robins sang from every
hedge and branch, AMI male lively, with
their music, field and glen. Bit the old
saying about the raging lion" that is, ac
cordins to signs and predictions" to roar
around us in about a month, made all.
amidst their enjoyment of this genial and
lovely spring weather, apprehensive for the
future.
"Oh, how delightful to the soul ofinan.
! iiow'hke 4 ren,vaiitg spirit coIifSs,
Tanning his check, tho breath of infant
SPRING.
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b@~JgSIUs C., aged about one year, sou
Of Jesse0. sni Clara B Thomas, who's
burning was noted in the Sentinel some two
weeks ago fingered until the 9Th inst, when
his spirit took fight for brighter Cline
Death often unexpectedly inyades the sane.
tity of our homes, aud as it loves shining
mark, will, with ruthless hand, strike down
the brightest and fondest hope of parental
love. But when the Destroying Angel
comes in so terrible a form as this, an
bears away in suffering the little innocent
prattleri from its mothet's knee. IL stirs
within us all the deepest fount of sympathy
for the afflicted
We listen, but we hear no more
The patterine feet upon the floor.
The laughing eyes are hidden now,
And white and cold the baby brow.
The little dimpled hands no NOR,
We clasp and kiss them DER, and o'er.
No morcl No more,
But there is another angel bright, ia
Ahttle cherlb robc,l in white, ~ Il
Another infant soul to swell, 4
The countless band God lovetb well. Il
Inc babe who never sinned, shall be
Forever pure forever free,
.sr r--v Flreysr free.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

AGentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will,
for the sake Of suffering humanity, send free
to all who need it, the receipt and directions
for making Tho simple remedy by which he
was cured, Sufferers Wishing to profit BY
the atlveItiscr's experience, can do W by
addressing JOHN Is. OGDEN,
No. 10 Chambers 81, New York
January 10, lSiB-lyr.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-14

-HGA-The monthly report. Of the Pension
Office for the nionthjus passed, exhibits an
addition to the pension roll Of 4,433 new
names. Or these, 2,2l6 were widows /,
mothers and minors ctsas,l and the re :
nainder 1876 we're invalids. During the
same length Of tiEle Gas claims were reject
ed 400 being invalids, and 1876 widows, so
called. Nearly thirty thousand circulars
and letters were dispatched from this office
during the month, the larger portion being
relatiye to business connected with the widf
ows. branch, in response to inquirers made
at the office by agents, claimants and 9TH
ers. y
BdrWe are Indebted to M A. Hanna &
Co., for late Southern pape 6. ~ =
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The Articles consist Of


I1anps, Melodeons, Music Boxes, Gold
and Silver Watches, Vest Chains, Gold
Watch Keys, Gont's Breast, Pins, l.adies'
Sfesses, Pencil Gases, Gold Pens, Necklsces
Ear Rings Sleeve Buttons, Plain and Chased
Kings, Masonic Pins, Diamond Sets, Sets
Tea and TabiVspoors, =. MATURE Lock ets.
ihoi"graphic tibunls, Stationery, Books,
ana thousanH other articles, too humorous
to mention.
F'or we win send6 notices, MsR
g - '' 40 A
cor u, 10 = lsO 80 aada
mail. va
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
Send for circular, large commission MI
lowed to Agent, by whicn from $50 10 AZ
per week may be realized.
a=ts "a - Address COLEMANtk Co..
Salesfoori, Box 1917 Posi- ON ,e. N. Y
ll3 Nassau st.
FFbrnarv 7, 3-no.
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s9-Seo advertisement Of VIM N. P,ul-
son in another column. The Force Pump
which he presents to the public presents ad
vantages which should not be overlook
ed
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.EhHnAa.

We are under obligations to the kind
friends Who have paid their subscription to
the Sentinel during the past week. A few
more Of the "samo sort" would render us
very agreeable. Money can be sent by
9,txil at our risk ,,." -.t
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AN EXEEERRT
Attachment.

I I George W. Norman, Plaintiff, +,
William Bagley, Defendant,
r EF0RE Samuel Megaw, j. u. or Archer
Sd township, Harrison County, Ohio
On The 18Th February, 1865, said Justice is
sued an order of attachment in the above
action for the sum of six dollars and eighty
cents. GEORGE w. NORMAN
March 7, 19G5-3t.
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SADDLES AND HARNESS i

NSToUIID respectfully ilfnri his OH en-,
w toncrs ami the public generally that
he has on hand ii large stock and general as
sortnent of Saddles, HarleSs, Sc, consists
ing in part offull-quiIed aDd Itnin Skaters,
quilted hood cover and plain halfD&panish
and lnll-lncl1s, qttilted and plain seated,
BRASS and wood horn dnlnippaks, plain and
quilted sett, low cantle English trtjting sad
dies. Also ~ variety OF STYLES OF side saddles,
With short suci extended quilted kilco
springs, hoop, and l'Hck springs, silver col
ored, rtlsSe blue and black enain~led lcath-
erqnilted and plain plu@hed seats. he has
also on hand sets of extra fine silver mount
ed carriage and buggy harness, strong van
kee team harness, saddle bags, collars, hal
ters, brides and nlartingAIes OF most every
descriptions. Carriage, Buggy and Riding
Whips W the finest quality; in ftct most ey-
erything usually kept III a saddlery shop
nc deems 1t unnecessary to puff and blow or
let off gas about the material or workman
ship of h.. work, as it will recommend it.
self t. those who are Judges or who use it,
Thankful for the liberal patronage he has
heretofore received, he hopes by strict utten-
ton to business and selling good work ut Il
reasonable price, to merit a continuance OF
the samA. shop, "A few doors east Of tile
Swan House, Ca.liz, Ohio.
August | 1859
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Somethin g New

JHSuEs public are ginsited to cab at st.G
4 HAMMOND'S NEW GALLERY OF
PHOTOGRAPHY oyer lInhnn' News and
Periodical Store, and examine some of his
tino specimens. lie haa lately fitted and
furnished his rooms IN the latest style, and
is now realyyto,e%eclltea all kinds of iriutalrea
at the slioftcstJnosice,'1 Hf9 asks d liberal
share of patronage.
Gadiz, May y, lt65-lyr. ID t;sipmeaaI
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asS'. See change OF time on the Cadiz
Branch. a.u-
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Pittsb urgh, COIum ID us d Ci ihriit N :iG
-. L-La Railroad. ~. .-lL.-

SPRING ADVANCEMENT.
.t. +I.. G.-t.#4 20 EASTWARD TRAINS,
--'t Mail. Express. Fast LING.
Leave Cadiz 9,45 n. m. 8, Is p. m. a.s.
!" Cadiz i'm ,5S /" $50 q 5,4r q. mi
ArSteu'lle ,20p. M. 1915 4" $50 q
" Pittsburgi $50 4" I,lOa.nl. 900 {"
WESTWARD TRAINS
Mail. Expross. Fast Line.
Nv Cadiz 9,45 am. 5,l5p.m
y" Cadiz Jun II GOA. m. $40 =" sos a. m.
Ar Newark 4.05um 1875 1920 &"
" Columbus 500 i" 12,25a.n. 1900 m.
JOHN DURAND,
General Supt.
stoubcnyillc, Mar, II, 1856. 80
, 1866-10-19
MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES

TAR l.. G. KlNNEYsS Private Medical and sp,-
IL girnl Institute, Main street, walla walla, Up.
iasitc DnsPnherry Il Bros.
EsiaLlishcd expressly to af, I'd the afflicted sound
and scientific dicai Aid, in the treatment and cure
of all Private nnd tIsohie Di cases ,Syphltic Cases
cases Of secrecy aili all Sexual diseises.
TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. KINNEY returns his thanks to his numeT
ON. tatiens for their patron &c since locating ere
inls59, aud takes this method of notN ing he pub
~. TINT he l,ns leased the large and ,anm tli, us
Lnil,ling cf Mr.. Joseph Hrl'nuth un Main stret
md Ias had tie fitted up f'r tie purpose Of 4
Hospital with every cohf IT for the and aitrn
ton Of i,se who require Med-al or Surgical as>i.t
Snecinl attention will he paid to rffections Of s
Lungs, Liver. digestive Orans, Kidney ard III
Sc ses Of the Gentle Urinary Orgnns. disorders of
priratc naiuie will receive prompt attehtion and
managed sfulv. DiseaseS pes uliar 10 women
and children viii receive his unreiniied at ehiinn
also IT, ctions of the eye and ear, aud in short all the
n,uadies to which human flesh is heir will claim his
attention
Itrers from persons nnaLle personally to commu
nicaie with the Dr. accompanied by the usual fec .
" III fer.ive prompt aticnti"n
The n cior wund state that he Las had az expe
rirn, of moe than thrty wears IN treating rases n
Lis n-e nc urIng H. Norilei, aud Souilern climates
htsifea, ha,ing ei inA Cd large h spnl pturii, O.
hih IN civil HE and with Amy in tie II, X an
Wur-where he was surgeon in The army.
Ii Tod sfltn rCoUr> that person iteuIring Medical
aid. arriving bele f,m tie ,pri, - niirirg n
the uplp, coutrv. at the Instance .; trends ave
induced Ia O. To San Francisco. thinking r'a' Ley
will mt fnd proper treatment short "l Il nj city,
thus inv diving Gu unnecessary expenditure OF huh
tin nd money. T" show THAI there is II" necessity
O. d. this the Doctor refers ta par es wbon lie has
tire ted and thu>e now nn'lPr his care in hospital.
There is "a nun at TtrS'ns Ia whom DIR X. il
an, hnrztd to refer. VIII" Weie cured by him Ter
having keen treated by other rll srialis without
olinining nntrelief. Making tie cmt { ctru.
mic diseases pcciu!itv. and iuIh provided with ul
the appliances Of mn,rh scieI'te. DR.. H. lerls war
fuf o Al aud .AN
H. even The worst eases. To him the ifiittcd can
arI " in tail coRfderre of obtaining relief
Remember the address,
DIR J.. c. KINNFY
o4r n lir street Wphn W-Il,
, 1866-10-19
NOTICE To ABSENT DEFENDANT.

IN THE CIRNUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
IL Oregon, for the County Of Unntilla
L. VI. Lynch. Plaintiff, rs. j. W. Wiley, Defendant
To J. ". WILEY, Deendlnt-In the name of
the state Of Oregon, you are hereby required to an
pear ana an'w r the complaint Of plaintiff now on
ME in the Clerks Office. in Uma;il COUNTY Oregon
within ten days. from the date oi this Summons unor
you II served IN the County of Umatilla and within
twenty days.. il served in any other County in the
said State OF Oregon, and if served by publication.
that you appear in said Couft at the frs term nter
the expiration Of six weeks publication herein and an
10 said time, that plaintiff will take iudkmept
against you, for the sum Of twelve hundred aud ,rtv
Two and So loo dollars with interest On one tbons
ana nneiN-nins HSl $500 dollars at the rate of two
and one half pSr cnnt. "a month"; and ten per cent
interest on balare OF one hundred and fortytwo and
6OlOO dollars aud COSTS and disbursements 10 he axtd
FRANK ?. DUG AN Auerney flr Plainiih
, 1866-10-19
DIVORCE NOTICE.
TERRIroRY oF wAsnINGrnN. conNrY nr

AEhHiIhkf OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
wALLA WALLA-.SS
IN the Disfrief Court, First Judicial Disirict
UND JOHN TIluMAS-You are hereby notified
4 mat ELLEN THOMAS, has fled a Compliant
heas1 yaN ~ said Court, which will come on To be
OF the hr~t Jndical District at his ebambers in ,be
Sou,. 90 nous N the the City Of waiia waa, on the
~ uay OF NOVEMBER. 1885 at O'Clock A. NJ, and
,ha Sou abpeet At said time aud place and answer.
tbo-~as | ~ 9e taken a. confessed and the PRAYER
eIeo l grAnied- The object and PRAYER Of said e;n
P.nt Is 10 dissolve the bonds Of mairmony EXISTING
~ YOU 5ni said painiif aud for the CUSTODY
~ nPiAin' niSi; Walla wala. Sept. q. 1866
eV--n 'AAtSS d. MIX, Plaintiffs Attorney.