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TENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW
" syss JERaEr. ,syor "a

SsP BsflfasrS PET Y 1sw 1oHE
connsess a Hampton Juneties with Dslawars, L.el
akanna, asd Wss(ssa saiiroaAA 80 q nastoa with
lehisA Valley nilrosd and " ecnnestloas, forming
dirset rle ~. H7YsBURu AHD rH8 WET tui1koui
ALLINroWN LINE TO THs yIsr.s Ilgi
THRHR RxH11DD fRA1ND BAIkH R0R fHn WEST,
ysf. ri s5si: !, e: :, ~.
2 cAissgG cis'inn.ssi, g. L0sls e., viii bu. one
7 SPRING ARRANGEnnNSl,sf al ~ =.
ConnSoAa6 Hay n, lsee, love Nsv HSsh = lslvws
100 An.-kxprsss for tis Met-eonnssts al Eastol
Win tsafsl ~ 1lasA 7ChuaN WnusmsDo<s Wiikas
barre, Mahanoy City, IA y sl,lT
Nail rraia Il o6 a. m for ylsainetos, Raston, water
ssn esssssty WnksdAsrs arsat I'D asssssa. sias-
S1 - Ms.... ,s.,rs. q. a..ss., Aile..sv&
G GnssEssrre PittssSsg sad ~ ne wc.s vi.A tst. Sss
SA1tSS v . essis, 0sa1syos = nsnjskgfs With he
ncsssfn osstssl esd RAlaaspAis aad nFis nsAis sos
CstsY aaa ehs on ynsSisna ySaBs ss;. sisgI. m
l9Aen.for 1astolI ,Allsntswn, Msush Ohaak, RsaA-
lhf Pdesuvills HssrishsRg. IA s-r1 - TbT.yoi n
400 p. m for Yaston Scranton Great Bend, Bsthis-
Asn, and man1h Chunk. I va Vi ssifsl5ftE L afa lF
6Sorn. fos eonsssilis aAa Hisninston- - sia's
6:lb p. N. for somsrviils.
1850 p. m. fsr 1onsrvtlls L II y Il ~ q Il HKE
500 p m, Western Kxpress Train, for .aston, AlsS
'0S. H;:.dss Is,Sc ~ u;
fstss fss Il. w..l .. = sbl.in.a I, Ii. 90. Of
the Cnesl nailFosA d nsy 5srssy,l foot q Mbsrty
street, N. r. At Ne Astsr Reese: q HeA III, 61s and
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TT,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICR M ATTUv

THIsIS TO GIVE NOTICE THATTHE
subscriber has obtained from The osphan,' lOourt
letters q sdnpistsntion the personal cssa.s a
James r. Ferguson, late Of washlnglon, d. d. a..
ssassd sIs hereby warned Q sshiS IL ns S viss ~,
*. s;s:s;s: z sssssss =
Ss ssslsds1 EeI 81 Sss.s ~ ~ w ~ sssasT. Law
oivra ssAes ~ M ~ II Ssy N tcTssa ,sisss
o,.s. .s..,..aI 4 2 stdASSfa 3, iIisysot
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:, fHi ricftfuRE - sr JOHN BY bayssal g.y ..r
TIE Pos. @ WRITINGS oH IoHs w. !. waIr ri.K,
conRIi:ing "L.sfsry Rssre.tions .f..old oftrsii:
MA. tssss. SGSa:a sosa:isss oi;.,;' vi;
SlAEIcTss AND OaARxcTkRIisafI RIisaI ID g. MN I'M r,
'Sdyia r SMhkH}. =, I lyea .lsr9u |. no s,--s.I -
fellow. New and Hsyiss4 1lsetroty % Rdtion' Co%
Risi' y sslspss AtAs Of saAyssp, y,rrisg.
- IN.'Hrt4' u. nd a. ...--..-LE -.
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN RAILROAD-lsSS
ssssnGer Batoa n New York, CORNER Twenty vsnt
street and Fourth avenue. " 70
xnsIsnis TRniss e. fx;Ssy s1sy:rt5 stss.t ~

street and Fourth Avsnns. v 20 I
AriIs1ii %s1is g. ifsy issi'a 4esR ;!ss:
For New Haven, 700, 500 (Ef j, 1l,36s n, !; laH
E1;l 500 Hx.ls 40 and g. % III. W, 70. Fof
So ssoSst;sSs @ ~ g. S 'a Ri nIsrs ais g. "a
st,.siSrd, 100, il.sos =. . ~ 4so p d. III PAR.
p Tor Sorxsit, gcb. % a. 80 II. s, Is : m, 81
aas p.li.n s0s ssf sS ~ sso Is g; rs
ssa so Gs,savlss q e, 4. 1SO g
ia,s a.. .aSo ss,, ~ 10. * SsS, $ 4 q
lx) p, m For Portshsstsr and intsrmsdsts stations,
too'SsnN-soA m.isAA $50, $50. $50, 100 ,. N. " "
at " ~ 80 CONNECTING TRAING aia. /, ~
For Boston Via Springfield, 90 q m. (Rx); S0OtRx)
500 p m Yor Boston via Shore Line, aid az J, so
?: IN. Fer Hartford and Springfield, 500 (Rx. T. n ;
lalo, 900 lkx.). 500 p. IN. For Connesteut River
R.ilio.s soS |. N E1. u y b m; e aoatrs j SO
h:htili a.ilsse.a' sSS Cd, .p, liaiS pm. Fol
u 10 ,. m e Northampton Yor Hoasstonio Railroad,
500 Z. N; For Haugatuek Railroad, 500 4 nj 400 >.
=; a 70, Dsabury aad Horwalk Railroad, 100 n,
SsHasdi'a. 'l.spiSs sAs, ,s,ssA.d " & = = ..i.
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8T1 s'. isprsss, 6s6sssys 'ssssyssaD nUe ~.
Espfsss; loo . L., izbrssss sesl ne Iy0I Rjs3i
Way All IiAin ~ bainhsss a q y. L.c A.
rxARs 9non SAhslnoan nfoRnikA1nfRp1Asi,, ~ -,
Leave Baltimore. I..s sa M. wsY Halse eSssensl4
= .-'a'' SUNDAY rtAIHs % asei .y,har
L.SFs rAll:saIySs q sAanefs s.d whssASi,tt
Issvs' SaiiiEcss III fiiis sltAiA Stan HASi nais
L.sys nsrisSss fO5rsv r.sh q - p en.aa .s,is'
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1879 ARRANGEMENTS .1occ
1CUNrI v.o, ~ 2, I,n.. .i,.ss 1COU
AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANIES, LINES
FROM PHILADELPHIA 70 NEW YORK
. AND WAY PLACES

THE CAMDEny AND AnbOH AND PHILADELPHIA
AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANIES, LINES.
FROM PHILADELPHIA 70 NEW YORK
,}..a.s AND WAY PLACES.
PROM WALNUT rsrREErwHARrAHD KRNsrNaTos
90. rsA |'g "DKP0z. yssa 1ldi 70 p4i.ssm /
=, ~ ehi Win L1Avs As'voELoSs,J vti,rgo9 sIHsts
Atsa H., vis Camden ~ Ahboy5+Osssd A. A. "a
AS = r. VA Camden ana jeTrsy Cily-FswJsr.
Atsl n, via Camden and Jersey UtyI Mesn-A ai
Ing kxprsss. s......gg s. 90
fAtsa m. via candsn and Jsrssy city-sd Class
Al u 4 ", VIA Ksn.insioa aaa Jersey oity-
'is H. Vi. G:iii:. lid "a 4 l:sss y
sonn0d.don ~ Z. -. ;:..':..;s .
s % Va i.i:::;y al; @
-washingtsn and n y. nxprsss. !. .2 ....... q 90
At W. p. M; Wis Ksfsinston faad Sssssy Oty,El
"a e-kvssinS nsti.. ~, ss!1.s.s...SAc....,..8 90
'Atai1f p. n.s Wa ,KsaaingteA aAd Jsrssy City,
i5Hsss5 ". R;a:sssiss ia i;ns:; lily g
A. p, m via Camden md Amboy-Assommo-
y" dation freight and Cpasssnssf A. Moo aHN
fUa oil ycbBgBr Ia class uskNty. ..,,,....,. :,
\. Eyssiss H.!I :ss y iaiti.s
aKoUpt A#lfVfHkN AF WfiN ads IN ll.HfHI
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JUVENILR BOOKS.

%. 10 DO published daring October and November.
uiS,,sS ssGsLxS OF MANY LANDs- By arss. drs'nvood
RED.LETTER Days by uaii Hamilton. . Mus.
trated. - = Aius'
I ,...5 as5LoAT'I in rHsEoREsr. Ry N-yns Raid, Illus.
TIN orRAYP .HUHTERS o sBy x.yn. aRsia. nlu,.
tratsd, !. NAAu''
,IdllNMis goBiiNs. with Ills,,ss.,ou, IN oelor.
- SEW WrJuvENILk By Iepise n N NsStg -
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In NoyInBRR,,

ns THh TENT on THI BEEcH, AND orHIR oroYxs.
"A Ess Volume, By Jqhh q. Whilllsr. II 5I1ij6SH
{, hvAN0IIINk. ~ Henry WadswortA Lohsf.lfov
MliAt'a llss'fasi0as hyYso, q paIisx j Wt' small
THR PROSE WRITINGS Of H.n,v w.a....,, ..
fellow. New and Revised Rlsetrotypo Rdition. Con
plsss Sni n H,n solInos eAlIe.n yi!h ~ fesns.
.TaS yisioH ~ ~ siR r. LA6NSAr. ~ j.ms. Rus.
~ VI Iows w'h 10 illustrations, ~ O. sytsss. Jr
j, MAUD HuILiR, BY Jeha D. ywhls,,.r.. WI. IL
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ns9 ss!ssIS Iss..Is hsv ya';R; sf By
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TrOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
IrALL RiyER, y ths ~ J.PIsndid,ss sSgsr.ss sss.n;;
EMPIRE STATE, Of great strength and speed, built sx-
prsssiy for the navigation Of Long Island Sound,
railroad. NI''ISt
Leave res 2, =, foot of k.rsy. 't.s.t f&iy,
~. Tbs stsamsr OLD COLONY, CAPT W, BFoyn, havss
Nav IoIk on Monday. Wednesday sad Ysidiy' sasp.,
fhe lHFIRE rIfI, cspt B. simnoas, isavss fuss.
day Thursday and Saturday as p n landing at HsW.
A baggage master is attached to each steamer and
accompanies tbs baggage TO its destination.
sesaner runs In connsetion with this line daily
Gsun4.ys szssP'sd) hon Newport and Fall River to
For freight ptsssss apply on board or at the oes,
Pier 49, n r.; 70 secure state rooms In advance to
sp3 HrTLEvIsLD, AEsas7s DsssdsAy,., 4.
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HIHtpHOSlabr,..,g

RELIGIOUS POEMS. BY Harriet Bssehsr Slows.
, WR 'BREATHiSSs i' o. rHE ' BETTER tIps xa,.a :,
Lucy Lasrom., I vol. II .I0TT l'uFIl- -yaTT'f' -
,tLloTURis oN 0RlEGs, AHoINT AID NopSRN.
SsS vofpSf vofp y sksTssi ssssf b. nsy ols. Green.
THE THE OLD 1,s SERGEANT AND oTHER PpkHs. By
POEMS, dRAyH AND oAY,, BY Geo. Arn.ld.
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THE BI6Law YAPERs.
Second ssriss By Jakhsi RuAssn Lswsll. l,vol.
l6mo. g. w
The First Series fthsss pspns hem taken rank among
the masterpieces Of American literature This Series
will be found Of equal exselsnee For shrswd common
ssap, fst apzztitsg W,for pppgeatsAsess., for pa.
thetic and patriotic sentiment for fsicous use Of the
Yxnkss dialeetss % ssprsssipg genuine poet.
ieal conceptions, y IN pareLsnrjvallsd., =, a -
This volume contains the Bisiow Papers thsa have
sppssrsd N The tsnifc Npstaly, carefully reyfned
also fntroduelioh ~ 30 pAEes-s Lsta poem sitlsd
''Ketslo opoto aashia -1AheTalk of lpv Homer VII
bsr, IA pages-and oeplsas Index.
THE RRosB WRITINGe or .IQ4A 9, WHITTIER.
An entirely nsv aad hsaasifA Edition. uniform with
Longfelow's Poems recently published, and the Far
ripsf0rd Tsnsyson. TNo, yslHnss, inclydIng "old
Portraits and Modern skeichss' Margaret Smith
Journal shd "EftsiaTy Rscrsaeons 81 Price s6 90
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THE ~ PlelTfSP ~ sR jSasasBy B.y.rd rayor
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NEW, books OF, THE SEASON,
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SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

OPor BOSTON, WORCESTER, ,PALMgR, FITCH.
BURG, NASHUA, LOWELL CONCORD, THE WHITE
MOUNTAINS AND IAfRRMEDIATR POINTS. ne
OF BOSTON andClTY OF NEW YORK leave New York
daily, sundays excepted At O'clock p n from Pier
No so North rvsF foot Of Vsstry street 1RW LON
DON, there connecting with the Steamboat xxpysss
Train from the above points via Norwich and worces-
ter Boston and Worcester, Worcester and Hashus, and
New London and Northern Railroads. Frog tsken
Al the lowest rates For information inquire Of 4
MARriN, Agent on the Pier. "a ap2
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THE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR
Il BOSTON.

AVOIDING POINT JUDITH.
sTonIn0ToN LIHR of sssamsra, being the safest and
quickest s.twssn Bossoa saa New York. The staunch
PIYMo6TH ROCK, csps. 3. Brsy.op,
On TUESDAYS, THURabAYHand SATURDAYS.
COMMODORE CAPT b y. Curtis,
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
At o'eloek. p m. from Pier No. Is North River.
These boats unsurpassed for eomfer strength and
safety State rooms secured Al the encs Fer No. ls
on board the bosd, No. 70 Washington ssssst Boston,
sad a ths Proyidsnse depot Rstnrn tfains leave
sps - =, a. 80 %. H.,R, nxoss, As.n.
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STEAMER LEAVES FOR - -
~ iaI . 4H|T f|F
60 - = y o. rra'.H. .Hl
'iH EVERY THURSDAY furfs .#f
- so % fsrs
.N At 10 A. Il t O.. #sI.r.T Ha4
RETURNS AT ~ p. n. ..H &.
vrs FARE FOR ROUND TRIP, u. 90, 81
(one third Of this amount for Of Mount Vernon
Association)

E0R NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD,
sPRIN0RfHLD the CONNECTICUT RIVER, he
NEsTHKN and v1RA0nf BAILROADsl 90. a. -
rhs hrst-eiass steamers Of this lns leave Tor New
.antAd,l at Aihp - PAssAnRers North sad EAst
from New Haven at II p. m or remain on board ever
night without charge. VI staa
Merehandiss forwarded by daily Express Freight
Train from New Haven through to Yer.
mont, Western New Hampshire, Eorthern New York
and Canada. Apply 70 FRANCIS HYDE, General
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! hfMom the Poet, whistisr.l
]. q. WHITTIER.
(From Senator Sumner.

,pksAIE OHAHBkh, IItn .uIy Isoo.
in the engraved portrait Of President Lincoln. Az
work Of ART win take its place among those pro-
ductions not to be forgotten As portrait It will al
interesting expression where Gentlensss and sympathy
unite with strength. Think that cannot in pre-.
vsnsssts the or 0sr sMsstyfsa Psssidsst Z am
that many will look upon Il with grateful snthu-
siasm. Very faithfully yours,
wILLIAx .. MARSHALL, Esq CHARLIS SUMNER
az - 10 fPpom ~ Bsssstarys sf War1#Esfs N.sT
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SHBRIFF'S
A

SHBRIFFDS
WHEREAS, by the laws OF Ohio, recula-
ting Elections, ID is required of THE sheriff
If h~iscounty 20 1--WE notice before the. time
of holding a general election, hy prorlama-
ton throughout the county of the time on
which such elections shall he holden. In
pursuance of such rrguisition, |, John T..
McHoCk. Sheriff OF Harrison County, do
hereby proclaim and make known that the
Second Tsscstiay Of October,
being the 9Th div of said month, is by the
Constitution and Laws o. Ohio, appointed
the day on which the quaiidrd electors of
said Harrison county shall meet in their
respective townships, ri thrir usuu! or pros =
er place Of holding elections, between the
hours OF 6 o'clock \. NJ. and 6 O'Clock =. NJ.
and prepare 20 vote for
One Secretary Of STATE;
One Supreme Judge;
One Member Beard Of Public Works;
ono MCmher Of Congress, from the Dis
trict composed of The counties of Harrison,
TuScGtrawas, Belmont, Guernsey, and No
bic;
One Common Pleas Judge, from the Dis
trirt composed of the counties Of Hurrison,
Jefferson nnd TuSgNrawas;.
one Prohat" judge;
tnC Auditor;
tne 'icrN;
Oile hllillllSSloltHf;
One IniTIuary Director.
And the Trustees of the several town
NftiiHN III sun COUNTY,, ftft ll'Iti)N FH{iuliC'' ~
select their rates OF Jurors, aud return the
Same with the poll books Of said election to
the clerk Of The Court Of Common Pleas
The appointment of Jurors, rs made by The
Z i'iN tl me iDltft u. Nbill.Ii)lt tltilS, 10 Ne
returned are as follows:
DISTRICT CoCHr AND COMMON PLEAS.
SI.orl Crcck.................ll
C,ra, 1r "o
Gcrni,n T.
Athens.
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Chas. R. SandersOn

Formerly ofBellevue Hospital, New York.
Late Senior Surgeon TO Kings County Hos
pital,
NAN BE CONSULTED AT CADIZ, Ma
~ tiOnal House, the 10th IIth and 18th
days of EVERY MONTH. ST. Clairsviue,
Johnson Hotel, 18th, Iith and 18th.
Wheelingd Grant House, 10th 18th and
18th.
April Is, 1S66-6mo.
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HMPORTAST 10 sUFFERERa
DIR. IT. y ISISN Heir,

DAGs H - QAAF9LS hALh,
Prdctjcal RtYsici0a Tor az u~rr m Diseases
0f tie GeHito Uji@HIY organs.
OFFICE, THIRD ST.. CENTRE WuEELINa
WEST VIRGINIA.
Fora number of years DR.. Kisner has
made a speciality in the treatment of all
Chronic Affections Of the Gehito Urinary
Organs, in which he has been cmincIltly
successful. Tho following are II few among
the rnNny affections Of these organs, to the
treatment Of which the DR.. gives his entire
attention, viz: Chronic Catnrrh of the Blad-
der and Urethra, Irritable Bladder and
Dribblihg of Urine, Gravel, Diobets and
Difficult rinating. Syphilitic Diseases in
all their varied forms. |Ghonorrheh, q leet
Structure, in all their Complications, Sper-
matorrhoa, Impotence and all DesesseS Of
the Sexual System arising from Sexual A.
buses. and Youthful Indi8eretions. All OPP
e~rations neatly and quickly performed
Persons afflicted particularly with old and
troublesome cases should lose no time to call
on or address DIR. KIsNER communications
containing stamps or fee promptly noticed.
Office hours 8 IL. IN. to Y MI to . p. m.
References, Prof. b. II. Payne S~tDuben-
vile Ohio, DR.. G.. w. Arnold, Cambridge
Ohio, Reed u Kroft, Druggists Wheeling
w. Va.
June27, 1861 yr.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-03
CsEAsTEEEAEe'S
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It quickly removes Tan, Frecllles, Pimples,
Blotches, Moth Patches, S~hallowHess, EruP
lions, and all impurities of the skin, kindly
healing the same, leaving the skin white
and clear as alubaster. It's use ann be
detected by the closest scrutiny, and being
Il vegetable PROCLAMATION is perfectly harm
less. 1t is the only article Of the kind used
hy the French, and is considered by tho
Parisian as Indispensable to a perfect toilet.
Upwards OF 10000 bottles were sold during
the past year, ii sufficient guarantee of its
efficacy. Price only - cents. Sent by
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BERGER, SHUTS u 60, Chemists,
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-03

NIUTiI'V.... =,
Given under my hand and seal, at tie
ShcrifT's office at Cudiz, t!sis 9Th day Sep
.cntber, A.. D.lS6G, ~
IOIIN T.. M"PNEN,
Sheriff rf Harrison County,
sept. >, 1SfG-Gw.
Maryland free press., 1866-05-10
rf.l lsr. III IA
Civil Rights.

We begin to witness the fruits of the
Civil Rights bill. Tt has already caused
the blood ofwhite people to 1be shed in
Norfolk; it has been the cause Of Negroes
in Boston filing places formerly occupied
bywhite laborers; it has given Massachu-
sets negroes the right, OF rather they have
impudentiy assumed it, to take seats be-
side white ladies in railroad cars, when
plenty ofothcr seats are vacant. In short,
it is continually increasing tho bad feeling
existing between whites and blacks in tho
North, while 1t is certainly not bringing
them on better terms of amity and intima-
oy infthe South. We foresee great deal
of trouble in this connection, even before
the Civil Rights bill is put. .iAtp pFatical
execution. N;2K bH,ga,uLau
Maryland free press., 1866-05-10
> BALTIMORE MARKETs!

GERoM THE ,sEpoRr OBJ THE BALTIMORE suxil,.
FLouR.-Rrceipts are small, and stock in deal
ers hands very much reduced: Sppers particular
ly are very scarce and irm.4 We report sales to-
day of 200 bBls Northwestern Extra .at SIT; zoo
bbIs City Mills standard Extra atsO75. lWefre1
wise our quotations, showing enhanced values fol.
all grades of Super and Extra, except highgrades
of Baltimore, as follows: Howard street Super
and cut Extra 80 25aSo 55, do, shipping Extra