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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
MANHATTAN
wi LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
OPTIC, y srx ,s ESS sazs oEs3y .,,,,,
Washington City, d. @
Sms JOHN T. LIGHTEB, AGENT.

EAkE4ENB INSURANCE 60. OF WASH
L INGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
OFFICE No. /. over Bank Of W sshiugtoa.
0aARTIRED BIZ CONGRESS. 1887.
DO0TAUS 80. 600
Property Il al kinds insursdfor Q rear Or le..
Builders' risks granted On the most favorable
ermo.
No charge for policies.
JAMES ADAMS. President
Samuel Croplcy, Esau Pickrsll,
Robert w hfte, OF GEORGETOWN.
VIM. Wilson, Thomas Parker,
John d. Barclay. Richard Barry,
eamT Redfern, Chas. W. DaHa.
B. b. French, +. I'd. CLARK.
Andrew Roth we'll, OF Warrington.
The Directors in GEORGETOWN are authorisedkby
the Board to renew 1elioies and take risks IN
Georgetown.
jaI4 so6m ABEL g. DAVIS, Sscry,
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nlArn. pEArf. pxAru-ro noasls., Bsa
RSs h rsr M fns nhu hHs: s. 9e e
sylyanie avenue, south no, he has large ssock
81 4edtelp~, H., q rsasopable priese, u ~
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RAILROAD LINES.
RALTIhoRK AND OHIO RAILKoAp.
ID WAsnINsfoN, June Is, ia

d WAsIInsfon June IS, Isss.
Re- p
Trains between WASHINGTON AEp BAhTl.
now run - follow. Via.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave oeily: exeert Sunday, Ct %, -, an
uls Q. NJ, eno 1'ss. and SD and 90 D. N.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Lesve as'y. exoept ernday, sf 7s0o Q. n. -
JuHoTfos
besvs"es sno 90 sm and At 2;e and a. D.n
tpR ANNAPOLIS
Usins 70 or fren Annapch. On Sunday
On SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave 81 S.N Q. N and q and 4 N n
TOR WAY sTATIpNa
Leave @ f:0 o. m and s,xs and a oo
IOh ALL PAkTe OF tbs WErr
Lave daily, except Sunday, at 80 O. m ana s,o
On ssnday q 500 ,. m. only. CONNECTING q Rsa.,
pp. nHon VIII treins nom Baltimore 70 HhsslinS.
THRoTak ffcKrrs 10 tn. wen o., b. A.1 !.
the Wsehington Station Ticket 0fIos q aiI hsars
" me gay, . ven - q the new olbcs IN the AmsrS
81 dS,e9iepn Buiidins. Penn0fvsnfe svel1s,
Fer Msw Ysrs rsilsasIBh,., saa Bssssa. -
W,P. SMITH, Msster Of rrsnspossas,o,.
-. COLE, General Ticket Asrns
ee0-0 GEO. Q. KooNrZ. Agent, Wss6ins Ton.
H. n Z - a rTnN
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1856 mARkR1rrRs. az
Sc EN- TIL ST EFT.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS

CHOICE STOCK
the HAEDsOMEsT AssORTEENT ever offered
In Washington, embracing
PAPE II A GINQs
OF Foreign an Domestic Manufacture OF the best
pab5,cs and LATEST STYLES, sppropriate for
BERS. and LIBRARIES, embracing New Rich,
and Unique Designs Of Embroidered Gilt Patterns
Tor Drawing Rooms. with appropriate Borders;
also,a large and select Stock Of medium and low
priced Papers.
WINDOW SHADES,
New and beautiful patterns, on Buzz, Green and
the prevailing Colors. TAN, LAVENDER, and
sT0No GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, with and
Window Shades OF any required Size, style, or
Color. made to Order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMEs,
The Largest Assortment in the District var
ranted TO be Gilded with Gold Leaf, and from the
Best d aDufacturers in the Csuntry-embracinR
WALhUT, Iimitafion,l ROSEWOOD, and all
GILT OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, WALNUT
BRACKETS, CONVEX GLASS &c -
Persons having Photograp hs taken are request.
ed to call and examine our Assortment before pur-
chasing Frames.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELS.
In Crimson, Scarlet, Green, and Blue Colors, from
Size; also, SILK COED and TAssELs, different
sizes
Special attention paid to this Branch of our Bus.
iness.
PAINTINGS AND EHGRAvINGs
Always in Store. On Sale, q few Choice PAINT
lHGs and ENGRAVIHGs.
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EXTENsIvE AUCTION SALE
GOVERNMENT TOBACCO.
SEVERAL HUNDRED HOGSHEADS OF FINE
VIRGINIA LEAF.

VAD0ANAh AbAB.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, CUSTOM HousE,l
In VIII fSo1 ss R..
1sS: . sasfs
9Th DAY Of September next, ct WIHsTOH' IS
eg o Il Van and ne S.fg
CAPTURED AND AeAAEDoNED PROPERTY.
TWO HUspEEEp t %GR %o sslJ HoasnrADs
FIVE HUNDRED SBSx5S MANUFACTURED
The Leaf Tobacco has been gathered from the
seefisnsa9s. and ph. ads scr.Ga
Much Of j. q the finest quality suitsb. '1 iof
W.T.. wrsgDerTsr, , and has been we'll cured and pre-
and r.9ss K s
me Gemsnd warrant, some three or four hundred
Is. Be Of Tie
Samples Of s.eh hos.he.d will be ready for in
epectfon at the sales room ten days preceding the
.; 4.S 70 ::' o..h. in Government. funds; -
su lo-Et Assistant Special Agent.
A UOTIoN SALE 0E GOVERNMENT WOOD
"A OONTINUED
Htadqxarters Dssarfmsnt Of Washisstos, }
wa,1i.stSs. . b. C" Angus, ,t 8, isss
pGE ShTa Me S & EN- ssK
road in this city, will be continued on THUS.
DAY, the 3oth instant, at IL O'Clock O. m. And
from day to day afterward, at the Same hour until
The wood VT be offered In lots to suit puroba
SEES. and fifteen days allowed for rem oval
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
NJ. l. LUDINGTON,
bvt. Brig. Gen and Chief Quartermaster,
an 2SH Department OF Washington.
CONVENIENT SALES AT GIESBORo. ID O.
Qxarts'mqster Ge.sral,s Q@ee, First Dir,s,os,S
Washingfon, ID. e.. July Is, 1856
1t Is deemed advisable to ammo nee TN At the Nc
ton ssles Of GOYERNMENT BUILDINGS. STA.
BLEe, FENCING: WHARVES, &c, at Giesboro
D. O., under the direction Of Capsain George r
Browning, A. ~ are vet in progress, and will
be continued on TUESDAY and FRIDAY of each
week. commencing at 10 clock a. m sntii All
shall have been disposed of. ~ eA'
A large quantity of the best material, suftabIe
for building and 9th er purposes, yet remains To he
sold AID many good bargains may be had.
The Buildings are sold singly
A boat for Giesboro leaves the 9th street vha r,
every hour during the days of sale
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brig. General u. S.A,
" ~ lSt In charge First Div. Q. NJ G. o.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

EXPRESS COMPANIES.
A DAMS EMPRESS COMPANY,
OFFICE GA PENNyA AVENUE.
BRANCH OFFICE: Fl
a's fESSsf1 WA K2INtifAh1t KEEOk' OPPOSITE
GREAT 1AsTERN.
N0Ah Exps Mssf 1ScnxiA AsH sssUo'hlhS
Merchandise, Money. and valusels. Of all kinds
Of the country.
COLLECTIONS OF MOTIFS. Drafts. AND :
Made in accessible parts Of the United States.
q. DUNN, Agent,
NH x-n Washington, D. o.
J.R. ELvANs 4 CO., ~
Dealers In
BUILDERS, COACH, AND CABINET
HARD WARE
BAR IRON AND STEEL.
VUT NAlIo,
BoBslsHoHs,
AoBsEsH01 NAILS,
NUTS AND WASHERS,
&C., &C., &c.
WAREHOUSES:
500 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
sol, 500, sos STREET,
80 and 81 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
WARRINGTON. D. Q.
SOUTH AND WEST.
Filled with Care and Promptnsss.
CARRIAGE AND WHEEL STOCK
Constantly arriving from Factory, and sold 1t
lowest market prices.
TIN PLATE.
PIPE AND SHEET LEAD,
COPPER, ZINC, &C..
Sold st Eastern Rates and shipped with despatch.
Constantly on hand in bags and bales.
BOPE, OORDAGE. &c.
PRICES CURRENT FURNISHED WEEKLY.
JOHN B. ELvANs Il Co.,
an ls-sm Washington. DC
1856 NARRATIVES. 1856
SEW ENTH STREET
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Thankful fer the liberal patrona &c received the
attention OF the Public 10 to the above Stock
as the nost c. plete In the District large por-
tion of " hich has been Manufactured specialiy to
Order; and with the weekly additions receiy we'd
will make IL all times such as Is kept in . Well
Regulated Establishment Orders for Paper
fully eSecuted, in City or Country. Any orde
not setisfse tory filled, will be immsdiately cor-
rested; and sstisfaction guaranteed; and goods
they can be purchased in the District
Terms CASH FOR GOODS AND LABOR.
j. MARKRITER, 10 &
No ls6 7th street.
W H-fJ' sdoors above Odd Feliows' Hail.
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ALEXANDRIA Al
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.


SUNDAY PAssESGnR TRKTNsa
vesaf iEsIoS: LkAvE ALEXANDRIA,
kxpfSS ....... $50 p. d Local.. 90 p.
mhn,y " a srrEEFsIEesss, Ls:ssss
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10 pSS32sss, f IHsInsHsSr 10. o. sI0OED. HAND
sale ehssp, ,auD v, q. AITzIROTT 5 o.
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WHAT THE synsEoss sAY OF rHssAMAl

sy1vsnia .avepus. W56hlngton; HBNBY COOK
1Isxsnsrts. V; SSaS y pfseeist: ssDsrslly.
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FRANCK TAYLOR.

i tent Of lnslAnd, end occurred By the seals
the Hsels de Pharmacies de Paris, end the InpsF1a
TrissHsr No. /, 4 the enectual remedy for Rslax-
lion, Spermathofrhoea, and Hxhausuon 81 the
tie nsssoss nee Of OOIevis, Oubses, e. Tnss-
mar 30. Q @ the infAinstls remedy for al ImIsri-
the use Of nsroury and I'll othsr delstsrious insrS
6ients.
ALE LoSenee. Secured from the c6ecss 81 climate
and changes Of ssmosphers, In TN caese g q saohs
shus saving %. Divided I'm Separate doses - Cd
nninistsred b valDsau, eellananda, bosx. -
eWhelssals s.d retail b. Dr.. BARROW, No. lsA
10 = hsd si"c q .. d. f0RD. 10. see Pa. svs.
corner uth0t seDS-ly
ruILNBOLDp EXTRACT BUCHU AID IL
III PROvED 1Os1 Wash cures secret andsdsis.
oo1e diserders In Gil their stages, Ct hsse Denses
little o. No ehsngs IN diet no inoonvepieses. and
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GOVERNMENT SALES.


QABGE, sOoW, &C.. AT AUCTION.
0iSQ.aymrmasse,' oaee. Depos or WasA;sros,l
WasAiNsten, d. G., August q, 1855. I
Will Be sold At Public Auction. at sixth -streG1
Psyre, A. Q. NJ, on sAruRDAf, september 8,
at 10 O. m :
eehuylkill Barge JCRA, one sOOW, and
TAWL- BOAT, the property Of the United States,
Terms: Cash, In Government fu nds.
II D. b. RUCKEB.
Byt. Hal. Cen. and Chief QuartsrmastsY.
sue U-dtd OeV0t OF WashinGton.
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enO OASIS superior HOCK WIN r., Of I'M
rOkSTEk RIESLIH0,
DEIDESHEIMER,
RUDEsHEIMBR,
HOCHHGIMER

II.
NIDRoTEINER,
which OFFER for sale in quantities 20 suit pur.
cheserS. at low prices.
samples Of the vine can be seen Of the " Union
Bottling DEPOT No. So Green street, George
dim Riley A. sHINN.
V,HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf-
i Der has obtained from the Orphans, Court o.
WashinRton county, In the District Of ColumbtA,
letters Of Administration on the personal e.
tate Of Virginia Milstead, late Of Wsshington,
ID c. deceased All persons having CLAIMS agatnee
the said deceased, are hereby warned 70 exhibit
de same with the youchers thereof 10 the subscr-
nay etherwise, by Law, BE- excluded IRON IN bensas
d sr1 ~pdSr ny hand shis ga day Of June lssG
- SS-iawsWs CHARLES n. LLOYD.
IIO1TB WITHOUT HANDs, illustrsseA, ol.so
n LAnd q Lest, Q novel. By Idnund Ystse.s
IN The esddls, By Hairy eilnor, ~. Hsrretiyeo
Andsrsonvins Rrieon. 81 y. 1synert Ltfs
w s y8AHoK 1AyL01.
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ICOME TO TEEE.

Savior, come to thee.
In all my weakness and in all my sin;
Like Noah's dove | flee
70 thee the sinners ark. o, take me I'M
| c0ne to thee for peace!
The curse of sim lies heavy on my sOul.S
But thou canSt cause to cease
The thunders of the law that round me
roll.
l come 10 thee for light!
For all the tlickering tapeIs of the earth
Can no. illume the night
That hangs about the spirit from its birth.
l come to thee-for rest!
For oft | faint and weary by the way;
Calm thou the troubled breast,
And give me glinipses OF the coming day
/ come TO thee for strength!
| feel I'm weak can not go alone;
And SO | seek at length,
The aid proceeding downward trom thy
throne.
| come to thee for all!
To comfort me if sorrows hour should
come; ....
To rouse he when fail,
To fit me here for yonder heavenly home.
Savior,s Il come to thee!
In all my weakness and in all my sin;
Like Noah's dove flee.
70 thee, the sinners ark. Oh, take me in!
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A CAUTIOUS YoUTH ~ widow lady in
Scotland Tad an only son Ga hil she
had expended much to enable him to ac
quire an education. He was asslnt from
home for long whie attending schnoi
Having completed his course Of studieS he
returned TO his good old mother. .at
Core John, said she, On the night of
his arrival home, and when thcywerc about
making preparations to retire, you've been
a long time away from me, my son, and
have sttdied much. ] know ye are good
lad but | never heard ye pray Try it,
John, for Se surely must now know how,
with all the learning ye have goth
Accordingly Johncomplic l-inaGe long,
humble, and Ms he supposed, satisfactory
acknowledgment of his sins and general un-
worhinessl and of his great indebtedness
to his Maker. .
i"Well, mother, says John, show 9id it
S Ut yoL? trs,1 Ha .f.t. a.
,"PreIy well--pretty WE'LL John, repl.
cd the odd lady; JM mhg dttIaa yc a. Mci
OhlM Ha slap Or ty0f5 .sg. Il
"Ah!' said John, mot I-not |; for you
know. mother, there's none Of us kncws
whoSe hahaSw may soaetimesJdH mtoP'
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The Next Eseluge.

A French work recently published, main
tains that every l0,500 years, the waters
of the sea pass from one pole to the other,
suhmergiug and Overwhelming in their pas.
sage the earth and all its Inhabitants. Ac
cording to he author Of this theory, NJ.
Paul dc Jouvcl cyl, the last Of these deluges
occurred 4,500 years years ago; the next
one is due III 6,C0O years more. NJ. Jou-
yen,cl rccounts this great cosmical drama
with the yigor and rictorial effect of an eye
witness. Six thousand years-sixty cen,
turios-then, only, are left to us wherein to
do our whole worlds work, and to com
plete and perfect that civilization Shich has
yet hardly dawned on the greater number
Of mankind Sixty old men may touch
bands across the interval between the pres
ent moment and the last hour Of The world
as it exists; then all will be tilahed, all,
consumed, all will disappear! The sen f,m
l0,500 years in its inmrasurabIc depths will
crush out our history and leave nothing Of
It all bat few iossii@!-7so, at least, says
Nj Jouvencel
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LITTLE FRANK Great Ca, sar, mother,

LITTLE ERANK-"G Great Ca, sar, mother,
what Zig applet ge
Motl er- Its wicked, Frankey, to say
Great Caesar. I've cften ivprovel you for
using this lad word, Which you have learn
ed from the boys in the stleet, but you keep
on repeating it Now | tell you what |
will do. ! viii give you five cents not to
say Great Ga sar" any more" ,..,..
''It's burgain, mother, cried the little
four year-old and the money was paid.
Two or three days aiterward, little Frank
came running into the house from his play
on the street, his eyes elisteniug and his
cheeks red with excitement; Mother,
mother, I've learned new word from the
boys It's Great Peter" Give me five
cents more, and III quit saying that too.
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SAYS the New York Erp,gss..

SAYS the New York ErpJeSS'
General Butler, in speech over in New
Jcrscy last sigh, had great deal to say
al out his military cXplQfs, before he ''reh,
el hreay;workS,' y &C., during tie war-al
Of which reminds one Of \ little story that
is going the rounds Of the Pai>inn papers,
and Of which the hero Of Fort Fisher prcb
ably may see the point
One day an individual presented himself
and asked to he decorate with the ribbons.
What haY you. .done?' said Lis Exec.
lCncy.
"I.aved thc lives Of one hundred and
fifty mon.
= You
"Ye.. Duing the troubles in July, ]
commanded one hundred and fifty men, /
led t}em toward barricade behind which
were the Insurgents When we reached
within a few yards, | saw that the lagter
stood with their guns cooked and at their
shoulders In another moment they would
ave aimed uFon us ard fired. | conpre-
hrnded the situation -cljtd SW're Qui pcaf,
and ran away, Ny command tollowrd' ne.
Had they remained thy you'd all have
betn killed.
The Erpgess thinks Buti4r ought to have
the liLbon, We object. The hero Of Fort
Fish never led his iuen toEa.l a bsni.
c1de. lie Always allowed othe's to do that
while he rcmaiNed in safety in the rear.
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j. s. B. sHOTsyELL.

An . IL - II v AT Ia w &
C,adiz, Ohio. tF
CoSTISUEs 10 practice in Harrison and
adjoining counties. and gives especial ana
prompt attention to Collecting, business oi
Executors and Adntinistrators,~Ta ~Taardans,
Wards, Partitions, Sales Of ilRnas, Set Sc
nient of Estates, Titles to Real Ilstates on
Seyaneifig, Suits at ut Law andinShanccrv,
Loauiug and Investment of Money and all
other professional business placed i'll his
charSc.
&A. lie ia Agent for The State Bunk o
ohio an1 others. for l""uiug money. &c.
va. Office in Georges Corner Main Street.
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A MEDICAL NtIlhiUN. - An uDfortarfate
man, who had never drunk alter enough
to warrant tliedi. esls {. Was rducId TO such
a state hy llopseN. that, 4 consultation of
physicians Was held upon his case They
agrccdtLGt tapping WAS necessary, ana the
poor patient was ftivltei 10 fhlm,it 10 the
operation, " hich he seefned inclined to do.
il spite Of th, ehtrcatics III lih son, boy of
seven years old. st&3t *td N
"Oh, father, father. do not let them tap
you said yodng hopeful do any thing,
hui do not lct them tap you!'
.'Why, my Dear, it will do me geod, and
| shall live lhng enough III health to mako
you happy. I" "5 t.o s ssseFy !.
q .,No father, no, you will not; there never
wag anything tapped in our house that last ;
cd longer than week = t s'f,jaH
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ESTABLISHED A. D. l832.H'w GHE IJs7 r.
TAAE TUE PaPElSs.

So
Why don't you lake the papers2
They're the life of our delight;
ENcept about election time,
And then read for spite. '- aH
Subscribe! you can not lose a cent, .
Why should you be afraid2
For cash thus paid is money leiit
At interest iour-fOld paid.
Go, then, and take the par ers, fTTP
And pay to~day, nor pay delay,
And my word for 1t is inferred,
You'll live until you're gray.
An old neighbor OF mine,
While dying witha cough.
Desires To hear the latest news .
Willie he was going of.
| took the Ia per and Tread
OF some new pills in force,
ue,bought a box-and he is deadl
No hearty as a horse.
knew two men as much alike
As'ero you saw two stumps,
And no phrenologist could find
A difference i'll their bumps.
One takes the paper, and his lie .'
Is happier than q Kings,
His children can all read and write,
And talk of men and things.
TIC other took no paper, and
While Strolling through the wood,
a tree fell down and broke his crown
And killed him -"very So od."
Had he been reading Of the news,
At home like neighbor Jim,
I'll bet Il cent that accident
Would not have happened. -hiii.
Why don't you take the papers,
Nor from the printer sneak,
Because you borrow from his 'bCy,
paper every week.
Folfhe who takes the papers,
And pays his bill when due,
Can live in peace with God and man,
And with the printer too.
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PURlTANss--A -Arten,uso-s Ward says he
cau'e ota very clever family his antece-
dents were Puritans, who fed from a land
OF dcsprtilm TO IA land Of freedom, where
they couid not tn.y enjoy thcr religious be-
lief unmolestcd, but prevent everybody else
irsm enjoying theirs!
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JOSEPH SHARON.

A ITO ~ T. Y - II l. n w
Cadiz. OHIO.
Ics-S Strict attention to all business en-
trusted him in Harrison, Jefferson, Belmont
and TuscarawaS COMMITTEES.
Office in the brick building, opposite the
"CadiH House, Jan. 26, '65. .-
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as there any person you would particu-
larly wish nieto marry? said awid0w ex-
pectant to her dying spouse, who had been
Somewhat OF u tyrant in his day. Marry
the devil, ii you like!' was the gruff reply.
.'Oh no, my dear, you know it is not lawful
10 marry two bret! er.." "aI f9adss ~
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ID. CUNNINGHAM,

n II o II Y T. Y x T L a w,
Cadiz, Ohio.
WILL give prompt attention to all legal
dizziness entrusted 10 his care in Harrison
and adjoining counties.
OFFICE-Up stairs, in Georges Corner
Entrance on Main street.
March I6 1868
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WHAT WRnING REC Ct,IKG STAMPs- Tho
following infmiuatlon win moye valuable to
business men generally, aud should be kept
lur iFerrnc, e., -... .-.,.. ... ...,-...
l. Instruments of wiring dated btfolb
October |, 1866, do'',ot require stamp.
.. Those dated fetv cen AuguSt,l, 1852,
afRl August !, Fs6l. may b. stamped either
4. fore or aftpr uac b The Goult, Register
or Recorder
3. Tlnsc dated August !, 1866, and more
than twelve months old, may be stamped
before the United States Collector without
payment Of the penalty Of 500
4, Those dated after August |, 1861, and
more than twenty mouths old, can be STAN,
PED updi the Payment Of the penalty of
$50.
And every assirameht ola note, which as
81. Hinrht is mad. since October |, 1862,
without reEdrd tG the date Of the note, is Le
stampoi as an agreement, VIZ; five cents;
no natter how Large or shall the Hote may
be.
All persons having notes unstamped
shoall have them stainrtd at once. A re9
ceIpt for money or property of over $50, NJ
matter what the amount, only requires u
Two cent stamp.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-11-21

SHARP PrAcrcE a Yankee having IL
large fami. !orl,d it r.lIt:: hard to keep
1n tLe jAtIe std has adop.1d the following
plan: - !. =, ~,.l !.
: i.>;:i:.R just }. fac supper he calls
his cllos.n around ,tqQ, and addresses sLcAi
as folio&~:
"Nhaa:. ,;tiae cent and do without his
eu, rrs?? -..sa.r.
y! / / e>claiucd the childstn, eager
to get The p!iz"., s.~.a ..
The Old man f,.u'Is Gut pocket book full
Of rcd c"nts, which he keeps ter the 'ocea-
sion, and ai;cl siIrig ihoin cne"piece, aends
tn N TO led. '3i
Next naming .hty all look Ike starved
A,abs ,tta fr .ss
Tho old man then calls them around him
ana Hjh an air Of gravity asksf-,
rWhd II give cent to have a lfte yarn
biscuit fni. t;taktaa;:' .o,
1t is needless to$ay that the cents are
forthcoming .., ... .-.a
That what We u!d caIl Sharp p,ae.
tIcC.. IA sa. e.....
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-11-21

ANEcDoTE OF WEBSTER. following
anecdote is taken from FfazerS (l4onloll
Hdgd2due. -s.e4 ~ RI s---
At the political dinners, of, which. Web
stcr WAS fond. he almost invarbIy becan!
tipsy beforc his speech, time arrived, ard
somc of his most admired after dinner
speeches. were the composition of friendly
reporters On one occasion he had To bu
prompted by afriend, who sat jus, behia!
him. and gave him suece s>iya phrasss aNll
topics. The sreech proceeded somewhat
after this fashion: lronptol: ''farih!' 20
Webster The tariff @entlemelA IS a SUI
ject requiring the profound attention Of the
statesman. American industry gentlemen,
must Lc--" mods u little Prompted:
National Debt" Webster: Aud GER
tlempn, there the national debit shoutt
be paid, loud cheers which rouse the speak
cr: yes, gentlemen, it sh uld be paid.
Icheers, ana ID if it SEan't' be t!f&ias
out his pocket book j-I'll pay it myselt---
How much is it? This last question wa'
asked ofa gentleman near him with drun !.
ken SeriousG5ss, and coupled with the re
collection ot the well known impccunjosit.
f Wgbaicr's pocket hook, excited roars Of
laughter, amidst which the orator sank il'
to his scat and was soon asleelts,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-11-21
WILLIAM Y. HAYS.

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Cadiss. oNIO. ...
nFFICE-On Market Street, over the
First National Bank. Entrance first
door East of F. n, Bank.
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Joining counties will receive prompt atten-
Dee a. 1864