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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-28

the Gauss o! perSOnI. Temperance AMI n ny-
aa:y. aud siuuid te lie, uuirnaHctd. Ihe
agencies Ui moral sulsIon are more In c1nso-
nance with the character Of our people and
their institutions The luxury OF doing
right without constrsIIt l. to all men an en-
nnbhljng sentiment We further believe
that the peop.e Of Indiana had quite enaugl,
OF Maine laNisln uudrr the fanaiical ruld OF
meu opposed to the Democrats parry in
days gone by, and with our consent that
klnk uf legislation shall never be re enacted
in this State. We are equally hostile To the
iei law Of the Republican fanatics defeated
by Democratic votes at thc late extra ses-
sion OF thr General Assembly, aud all kim
drei legislation We shall oppose all radi-
cle temperance and other schemes having
tnr their object the annoyance of any class
of our people.
lG. RcSoited, Thet Senator Hendricks
and Representatives Nibiack, Kerr and
VOORHEES,, by their untiring devotion 10 Con
Stitutianal liberty, have shown themselves
true patriots; and the expulsion of Mr.
Fcorh tes from tn. House W. dcnounce As a
h:gh-handed GU rage Of proAigate and
unserupulOus party.
Mr. Harrington OF Jefferson, offered Tic
following:
Rcsoire{ Thre thu mnnov expanded in
support of the Zee I'm ms BursIu o1glt of
right anl justice to be applied to tn. r.ii-f
Of the vi lows ami orphans of whit, s,liiers
who have fallenin battle.
Hr. Jah1S1n, cf M,ltgon ary, mrval 20
strike out thu eight h3ar Restitution II, vas
a farmer, had to work twalv- h pu.s, aai he
didn' t want to see his hands sitting around
in the shade while lie was sweating in IN,
SUD. Such resolution had leen adopted
in the Republican platform. and he surpos-
ed this was only an offset to that. They
were legiSlating for the Niger. whom they
thought ought not to be made work more
than eight hpIr3.
A delegate who was anxious to retain the
vnte Of the eight hour men, susges'el that
farmers nigh: hire thci' han Is TO ID day
and ha!t'sysrk ea,h day during hervast.
This i3a p7aiaiIcd, All the resolution WAS
retained
The resolutioas were then aio9.al unln.
imousiy. AMI the Clnren.j,n p;Jt4.i4i to
the nomination Of canlidatas.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-28

Sci. John 5. Pearce on the "SI,J
aiion."-ne DenOGnees Ihs
Radicals.
We are permitted to publish the followin,
extract from letter or Col. John. S. Pearce
late Of the gallant 9Sth o. V. l., to hi
brother, Jacob Peasca, ESQ, of Athen
township, this county. We told the colonel
last fall, that he was In bad company, an,
he has nov found on: his mistake. We re
commend The present position Of the Colope
TO his old friends in this county. Ii has tB,
true ring Of the soldier The letter is dated
ut New 0. leaas, La. Read:
by the way how are your feelings upon
he subject OF politics?
A. ten myself | have little time to re-
fecI upon them; bui when do, am sorely
vex with the course of those in Congress
y no are su.l standing, and have stood out
from &c beginning against the reconstruc-
tlUn pu,i.y uf President johnson. These.
III my opiHi0u, are dangerous men. They
are madm2n and they tuJy threaten us with
another and still more alarming natl. MI
curse than the cGe which has lust pasSed
The rom OF canRan IS huihcd and the clash
Of hostile arms is no hnger heard IN the
land. Brother struggles with brother no
longer on the field of cattle. The sword is
hung up in lis scaLbard anI the civil walks
Of life are sought once mere by the contest
ants, and the past is forgotten save in its
glorious memories OF our honored dead
DO YOU ask the people here to erase their
meanings Tor loved ones who fell in delrp.c
of what they believed 10 he r;ght. and fine
father, mother, si-t2r and bro her to choke
III sllcucp their gyicis aud bride their tongues
against bitterness? You l. them what is
impossible. Time, Friendly intercourse
charity, prudence and forhearance can onlv
smuothe the troubled waters of the lasl iour
years; and restore oar once h2Spy end BOW
eitul Lrolherhpad. J'ha eat mass eff the
people here M the South, whilst they NAV
ana occa sionally do mnrmur over the past
and indulge IN atllsive sayings against the
people Of the North, are determined to lie
ioyai to the Government and obey its laws.
it Is very c0mm0n expression among
them that they will be as good citizens as
ever they were but it is impDssible for them
10 cruelty their iteiia IS in an hour.
Is 1t not then very great wrong and in
justice for Government which has always
boss;ci its naynaaiinity, to shut the door
and reiaSa these people aimiSS;9n to the
.lll enjoy meat Of ,h"ir rights and privileges
once more? Do as yon think best with the
few that stirred up and incitcl them to deeds
of wrong, treason and rebellion; but come
with the good old hearty grayrs. smiles and
greetings OF days o! yore to the mass, and
then viii come the white winged messenger
Ma 70 oy.l 7
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OrH Con III At Ansterian writes to the
Department Of State, under date of Febru
ary 20;h, tha, ths cattle plaque Sstill spread
ing. and it is ttareI will inject the whole
country. The farmers are 50 nr3h opposed
to the kiing o'in2actaa cattle tn It ia some
instances the military hal to be employed
to enforce obedience tn the law. One IN VT.
OF treatment i; recommended as promising
10 be sucoe 'sful care, which is to rub the
skin Of the infected animal vigorously; then
to cover the animal with clothes dippel in
coIdwatcr, over which dry cl,thasarc spr,a'
Out OF twenty two cases treated in this man.
ner 0 lly cne was lost.
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G DnHA1aE.nfa

Tic Holmes Country Fuymsr tenders It
coincidence to Radical editors in the fol.oy,
ing terms:
Some years ago. when editing the Craw
ford County Fo'Wa,, the Democratic party
run on a rock called LacDmptou. and We la
bored hard 20 convince ourser "snl the rest
ot rTankind" thar there was no radical
difference between the President and Con,
gress; bnt the id thing wouldil't work
the party went down AMI the couutry went
to destruction. Wlth this experience We
know how to sympathige with those editors
who can discover no radical and trccnncl.
able difference between the President and
Congress, and who have no time 10 discus,
national affairs ~ .. II"
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4 tEoRRIBIE DHyrd. Joseph Ra!Ston,
of Phiiipsburg, Centar county, met with a
horrible death by freeing, IA few days ago.
He had been drinking freely, ana had
while drunk, cndsavored to wade the Mo
shannon creek, but ere he hal protected
tro. thirds across, is limbs refused to per-
form their Office. He grasped a bough of
al overhanging tree, una1a to A lyan,c f.r-
ther. and soon the fast congraIing water
ceulened close about him tomb Of ice that
stretched from sho'n to shore. ,THo days
after this he was found standing there rigid
as an ieiclc, his knees inbealed in a sheet
Of th" Fr0z'n clement seven inches thick,
hia body Inclined little ftrwarll, hands
cintching the o ,nhs, eyes astarc. and des-
rair pictured On his featueaS. R@sbargA
Past
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-28

The State Treasurer of Indiana recently
received a package Of money from the
Treasury of Ross county in that State, con.
tanning twenty dollar bill, signed by the
Treasury Of the United States, made pay
able in Heaven" and the angel Gabriel 5
name afiixed.as Cashier. The note was is.
sued by the National Bank Of Joffersonyille,
and the indianapolis Herald says it is gen
aiae. The bank, however refuses to redeem
it, the Herald understands suit will be
brought by Mr. Morriscr the State Treas.
!, :, e. sJssvR ti3 1,tf~ calls fer.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-28

~E9a3ialf year ago the definition Of
"Copperhead' was one who disagreed with
the President" So year ago, to diffcrwith
the Administration, meant hostility to the
Government, treason, rebellion" Now it
J.. held to mean "steadincss Of purpose, r.
deity to principle, lone cf country, cleya;cd
patriotism. .s"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-28

30 1t costs the people Of the North three
thousand millions of dollars and one million
OLIVES to give freed >m' to the negroes of
the South; aud yet, Wendell Phillips, the
great leader of the Abolition party, declares
that partially, the negro is now in worse
condition than in 1860" That is paying
pretty dear for the negro whistle
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-28

AN Eastern paper of late date says tha4
just as one John Elton had closed most
fervil sxhortation to sinners to fee from
the wrath to coma, at one of the Baptist
churches at New London, Conn, on Sun
day night, the Sheriff arrested him for steal
ing minister's overcoat. Aftef considera-
bic lying, the ovorcca: was produced.
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CADIz SENTINEL.

The DO ks and accounts of the Cadiz Sen
ksel Printing Office from April !, 1851 to
August /, 1865, the time that / published
the paper, have been placed in the hands Of
JEssE ARNOLD of Csdiz, for immediate col
kction. All persons owing me for Subscrip-
tiou to, Advertising in, or Job Work done
at the Cadiz Sentinel Office, arc expected to
make immediate payment to Mr.. Arnold,
which will avoid costs and trouble. Fur
ther indulgence cannet be given, as / must
have what is owing to me. ..-.. ....
.. CHARLES n. ALLEN. b.
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Rather EEard ON the fEE'ress and
rsis M

In private conversation the other day, it
was suggested that tho Letter List should
be no longer published in the BrowDlow or
gan. The reason given was that such is its
reputation for lying, people would not be
leve they had letters in the office, even
when they read their names on the publish
ed list. -NdshrjUc Gazette
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-28

cath Radicals do not appear to like the
Presidents expression, in which he swing
around The circle 1t always creates the
impression that they may be found dang
ling sat the other end of the line, = if JUS
tice were neted out to them. ..
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Connecticut

The Democrats are making most gal
liant fight in Connecticut, Last year they
were beaten over eleven thousand, 1t is,
perhaps, expecting too much to expect thai
they will carry the State st this elections;
but they will aSsursdIy much reduce that
majority.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-28

John L. Flagg, just chosen to May,
orality ofTroy, is the youngest incumbent
of that office in the United States, being
little more than twenty-four years Of age. =
He is graduate Of Harvard College, Of
the class of 1857.
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EEoD. Garrett Dayia on She ID alGa-
n...a

The questions and measures that scra-
rated the Democracy aud me, haze passed
IN he progress Of time; an? it i; Only those
great immortal Constitutional principle, and
prlcipIe7 Vt popnilr liberty that are now in
contest, am their true dcfen Ter, az tho
Democrats Of that day who have not aband-
on"d them and sha nelesly gone over TO The
Repn1'lcan party, are still their defenders
ct this day. We occupy a common platform.
That platform is the Constitution of the
United States. They stood there then; so
dld |. They stand there now; 50 10 I. Bat
| care not what party name L man may bear
1t he presents hiin3~lr anI shows that he il
z rue honest AMI devoted frien t. oar
Constitution Ia the Union under our Con
stitntion, ami to popular liberty as guarant-
rcd by that Constitution; y0u may call him
q Namoc"at Or what NOT; he is NY friend, my
hrohcrr he is engaged in the same great
AMI nnh'e. and holy AMI immortal cause that
am. will stand shnaIler to shoulder with
him, and with him. Democrat though You
may call him, will march to th- death
End / will support anl vote for him for Of
Tee whiie,he i tr1c and honest and faithful
to those great old principles that were alike
sustained by Wing AMI Dam ocrAt as though
he hada!waya borlc the name OF Whig'
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Total amount of losses Claims and
In hilitiN.. .


STATE or NEW YORK, -,
City and County Of h'ew Iark, %
" William A. Seayt'r Presilaut, unQYrari,
W. Lewis, Secretary OF tuc hNRJATiC
INStRh NOE COMPANY being sayenlIly
sworn, deppse and say, and each for himself
Says, that the foregoing is a full, true ani
correct statement oi tn;, affairs OF said Cor
p0ration, and that th-y are the above Gp-
scr.uad officers thereof.
WILLIAM a. SEANt7R, President
FE.ANk W. LEWIS. S,hrnt ary
S'abscri bed and sworn before ne thl@ 9th
day Of January, 1856.
SEAL.l Ii4US +. GOODRICH.
II ct. 4IAmPI N0:nry Pu llic.
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CERrINIcArN nN AI,rEtNr,r.r1.
y IEh ITI IICNL III UF AI TIIF3EiTl.
To expire the 3lSt day of january, 1867 !
OFFICE or THE AUDITOR or lrArE -
ITauRANrE DEPARTMENT.,


To expire the 3l1t day of january, 1907 ]
OFFICE or THE AUDITOR or s,TArE
I7yAuRANrE DEPARTMENT.
Columbus, Ohio, Jan. ~ 1866
WHEREAS, The ADHAIIC insurance
Company, l"'atcd III New York. in tie
State of New York, has filed in this O!ineH
sworn statement o.! IT., condition, ay rc.,liro4
by the first section OF the net ''FO regulate
Insurance Companies not inr,frporatrd by
the State Of Chio,' PASSED April 8, 1888, and
amended February ., 1854; and whereas,
said Company has furnished the undrrsign-
ed satisfactory evidence chat il is p0ssc;#td
Of al least OH Z II HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOiLA RS OF Actual Capital invested in
stocks or bonds. or III IN )rl,;als.s of rcaI ps
tate, worth double til2 aMOan' Tor Whia,l the
game is in0rtgagcd; and whereas, SAID Com
pany iia%'filcd i'll this office 4 yritt"n nStru-
mailt undur its corpora. cscul, niSICd' by ttr
President and Secretary Thereof, authorizing
any agent or agents OF smid C0;nNan in
this State, to acknowledge service OF Dro-
cess for and in behalf of sad Company, sc
corfIing to the terms Of said law.
NOW, therefore, in pursuance of the first
section vi the aforesaid act, |, JAMES II.
GOODMAN, Auditor OF State for OHIO, do
hereby certify, that said ADRIAVTr In
surance Company, Of New York, is uu-
thorizcd to transact the business of Fire
Insurance in this state rntil the
Il irtg first day Of JaIIusry, III the year cue
thousand eight hunired and sixJy-seYen.
IL witness whereof, / have hcrnu!ltJ sub
atiice to be affixed the day and year above
written.
seal JAS. II. GOLDMAN,
STAMP. Auditor of state.
JESSE o. THOMAS, Agent,
Mar. %, 1861 Cadiz, Ohio.
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EA~Tha steamer Peruvian is in with later
news. from Europe. 4 German crisis is i'm
pending Prussia has sent menacing note
to Austria on the IIolstein question, which
spoils from Denmark she desires to arpro
priate. Austria can not accept it without
disgrace.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-28

nI-Robert Dale Owen, OF Indiana ar
gues before the Committee of Foreign Af-
fairs in favor ofthe United States guaran-
teeing the payment Of $50, 900, 900 worth Of
Mexican bonds.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-28

A very remarkable reyivals is in progress
in Colchester, Conn. Hundreds rise for
prayers, daily prayer meetings are held IL
the largest church in town, and stores and
places of business are closed during the
hours of religious service.
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Cadiz, Ohio, January II, ls66-3t.

E1- Read Col. Pcarcc's letter in arother
column. The Radicals of Harrison Conny
might learn a lesson in humanity BY needing
what the Colonel says. The hero of Ben
tonville' cant go the nostruns Of Bingham
4 Go.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-28

THERE are no less than thirty FIVE thou
sand men under arms in Canada. The ex,
citenIept is tremendous, and the greatest
preparations are being made to receive the
Fenian invaders.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-28

sg~A. Conference of the Unirersaiists Of
Northern Ohio is to be held in Cleveland,
on Saturday, the oath inst, ito aid the edu-
cstional and missionary work of that de-
sominati6n.s
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-28

A Cuban slave trader from Africa ha.
been captured. She had three hundred
and seyenty-fye African negroes on board.
They were taken into Havana.
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Taken EeOEyss.

A New orleans editor when an appren-
tlcc to the printing business, went to court
a preachers daughter. Tn, next time he
went to meeting. the father took fo: his
My daughter is griovcously tormen.
ed with the devil"
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A natural deposit of gold is said to have
been discovered in Passaic and Sussex Coun-
ties, New Jersey, which yields twenty FIVE
dollars ton.
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OFFICE OF THE AuD1roR OF Sr4rr

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE.
Columbus, Ohio, January ~, 1858.
I certify that the foregoing is u correr,
copy OF the Statement of Condition OF tbs
Ahriatics ln,uunc" Company Of New
York, made to and flied III thls office. ;0r
the year 1853
Witness my hand and seal officially.
rsEAL. JAMES II. GOUMA AN,
tsrAMrl Auditor OF State.
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Ten thousand Boxes sent by letter. both
hJ lnYS1lf amt ageas, to all parts OF tha
world, to whlrh answe y nave been returned
in which lHdicS say, nothing like the above
pitts have h"e1 known since THE SCIENCE
OF MEDICINE pAWNED UPON THE Womb,
{ v REMOVING Oi}5TUUCTIONS, AND
RESTORING NATUKETO I'rS PROPER
CHANNNh. QUlMrINa THE NERVES and
hTins sing back the "iso5y color OF Healt!l"
IA the c.le,il Of the II lst dA;"ate,
FR.C! 81 : BON. SIX BOXES s..
Snll III CaIti2. Ohio, BY br. john Mclean.
,i@, ,'' 1 u 5yn $%'I ~ @ % 80 so ,' IS5,I ,coa, "s'
ti"IlN,) by Mail, t2aay p,s75 Of ths country,
":rra OF Postage ...
iniI.2i, lS,ti-}:r
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-28

4 bill establishing ONE for dlsa|led
soldiers has passed both Uouacs of Con-
sress, ann is now before the President.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-28

esA-G General B ,rnsila has been nominl-
ted as the Republican candidate for Gov
crnor of Rhode Island. o. asfu
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A GARD TO THE LADIES,
DIR. DUPONCO.S
Golden Periodical Pills.
FOR FEMALES.
lnfallib!e in correcting irregularities, Re
moving Ohstructionsof of The Monthly
Turn, from whatever cause,

.-.. -and r.s.r
ALWAYS SCCCESSFUL- AS a PIE
EE%IITE.
II ~ now Orer thirty years since The above
celebrated Pills were hrStdiscuyoredb by DR..
buPonc9, OF Paris, during which time they
been extensively and successfully used ii
most of tie pubic institutions, as well as in
private practice, Of both hcmisphcres with
unparaitca success, in every case, and it l.
only al the urgent request of the thGu-
san&s oi ladies who have used them. that
no isinduccd TO make the Pills public for
the allGviGtun OF Il. 30 suffering from ans
irregularities whataVcr, az well n5 70 pre-
vent on increase OF family where health will
i3t pa-mit it. .. ... s. ..
ONE PITL Is \ .TOSE.
Females peculiarly situated. o. those sun
posing themselves 80, are cautioned ag,ainst
using these pills, while in that condition
lest they Invite miscarriage" after which
adm )n;t!On, the P"opliet0r assumes no re-
SP0nSjhiii!y, although their lniidu1sg wo' I'D
prevent any mischief 10 heAl.li, otherwise
the pills III" recommended az a
MOST lNYhiiIA REMEDY.
for al thoae affiict3ng nmmplnints so peculiar
to the sPN, Viz: Distressing aad Painful
McnstrTation, Nctriit0n, Pain IN the back
and l4ni,!s. Pressing down pains, Nuah Of
blood 70 the Head Dizziness, Dimuess of
$ighr. lirtrn SirHngSs, HeayinrSs, Fatigue
IN any ;5i4.lt E%"rton, PAipitation OF the
rcaTi, ana I'LL tn" various diatre 5sing cqUl-
; t..itts, particularly that most nun0yinE,
Weakening nlt' tie beginning o. ali o5ncr
tnm!O weGE'!c!%su~,
T!iE LnUU3RtIHriG riGA Or T,iIFES,
At the sam, tinie there is nothing in these
FMist;at can do injury to life oi health. -.
Let IN directions be strictly i1llpwed, and
yna Wlil fiIiI thcin 10 bc all they are repro
sent2t
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Bg. F'o&ia&' Venetian s.tssJnsens.
y 4 led o! group what a pretty and inter
hB e,ting child l saw last week! But
nD", &iasi II is M more. Such was the con-
vet$ation OF two gentlemen riding down
Jown in the cars. Died OF Group! how
strange, when DR.. robiHs Venetian Jini-
ment IS Il certain cure ii taken IN time.-
!!ow, Mothers, we appeal 10 you. T. Is not
for The paitrY gam a!ad profit we make, but
for the sake OF your in@tnt child that now
lies playing at your faAt. Group is a dun
BefouS disease Dat use pc. Iohias' Venetian
LlnincDt in t!nlc, and it ~ robbcn of it3
terrors. Assays keep 1t in The house: you
may not want il tO-nlght, or to. morrow, no
telling When-bnt armed with this iiniinnnt
You are prepared, let il come when it will.
Price only 10 cents Il bottle. O,fico IS Cort-
landt Street, New YORK. Sold by all Drug
gis+j.
Feb. 81. 1865. tlno.
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FORGE PUMPSI
PROTECTION
AGAINST FIRE!

Having the right 10 Manufacture and sell
J. o. J0yce's Patent Pore Pumps in this
COunty,I 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 order. The wa
Ter does NOT stand an the pips. but Is brought
from lhe bnttom OF the well always giving
Tie coolest and best. Ifneycr freezes up in
winter, which is great advantage.
Ii may be used as tire engine by attach
ing piese otrubber hose, which Is readily
done. Water may be thrown fifty yards, OF
To any part of a house within that gtistrIIre
tho well. With one Of these pumps and
proper amount of hose two persons can do
more in case ofEre than twenty with buck
cts. 1t IS very useful in watering gardens.
yarcs, shruhbery, cleaning windows and
carriages. g., &.
They have been satisfactorily tested In
this coInty. For further information call
on me or my brother at the Treasures o.
flee Cadiz, o. .-...,--
March H. 1856, ,-3Ino. lTt'T
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A BULLY Ticket.

The Newark, N. Y, .Journal. recon.
'ncuds to the New York Herald, the follow
ing ticket for the campaign ofl8G3. : II
FOR PRESIDENT, y
BOTTLE BUTLER. .og.a..
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
{ sG DEAD DUCK FORSEY, .s->. q
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NAME AND LOCATION.

NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of this Company ia THE
AID IATIC INSURANCE COM r.NNY
incorporated in ls13, and located in the
City OF New York.
CAPITAL.
The Capital OF said Company actually pail
up in casl, Observation-Disclosures. $500 COZ. so
TneSurp!us on the lsL day of
January, Observation-Disclosures 3l,Sl7 81
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ReApThe ruins of two ancient cities have
recently been discovered in Mexico. They
are supposed to date back to the time of
Coriey
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE. .
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