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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-16
ST qSeuat'a. NtegcGba9ro.
9pmmer 0iurtcbttna.

Oireet nab Seem Worf uno pittsbure
pbne Sarrenpe6fa.
3dg psrlafsn ausutaun tdetldb (Scnntaas ausae:
nonmen) uHi 100 uno 1920 GRcrssns, UNI l., ,35
uuo Ais glabmuta9s unb ll.44 Radbts.
Der 1880 Wcr9snja9 madbt 3u barrisbur9o oirttte
Serbinoun9 NIT 9bambtrsbuua, ,baaerstcmn unl
punttsn an Der Cumberland 8autp= aientabn, Der
Rortbsrn Central: :Gisntabn, glcro uno Gdp, uni
Der Sslas9cno.
Der 1890 mcrseu, Der IL 35 g1atbmittaos: unc
osr ll44 Nabt;3us fno bic nsfflitsn @rprsg 3a9s
pslbs eirstt purH Yittsburs cbns 8arrenpeblsl
9sben.
Der 700 W1crssnsus bait on alien Stationsn
otstr 9abn on uno mndt 8trtinfup9 ju 8saotne
NIT pcttspias, sport Clinton, Samar aaa unb allen
punftsn in Der edupItiu 9sblsnssssno; nit pbi:
GS saJs Ahs 2f tt snSSbT stsno nit earrsturs
&bamtersbure, ba9srftcun. Wcrf, 8sttpsbur9, Der
Sclesssno. @ilIiamsrert uno Dem Wtfsn.
Der Ais Nahmittaae,ua bdtt on allen Stattonen
an uno psrtinbd fdb gu 9saeiu9 nit 5dSen fur
pottspus, &cumbia, Gpbrata. .e,iS, eansaitsr, pats
ristur9 u. {. 10.
Der Madbt,us asbt tastid, Unit GiufdluG
csr ScnutasD na5 &sabins. parrisburs uno osn
@!ftsn ob.
pofasisrs fno sriuht, ibrs Sidits ,u taufsn. sbt
fs Die Gars bctretsn, ineem auf ptn Cars elm bSbe
rsr Tabrprsis aueersdnet ntrb.
o. 0urdb 2idets "a psrfaufsn IN Der aasntaur
Sffite fir ole puustt on bttlsr 8dbu uno bi,
oauptifotlonsn on Der Iblabelpbias uno 8socinss
Der eebancn 8allsr: uno seer foniti9sn Tennfrlpa
uia GiIsnbabn, psitb, ncrtpsfilih unb liensftlitb
~ babtn. 6. Stpf;, Sn9. une Sup't.
gRai 80, 1866.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-16
Srcfene unb selcreente
&Oblem! RDblen! {!
9Sreifen berabseiest an
Smttb 1tn6 SSmun'S
&ebtett &ef.

q mttb unb . . m IN,
bsna6ri&tis.n a6tnneSSpl itre 0rsunts 70 pI.
caS aussmttns Yublituu, ba6 Git bsn SpIs. unb
8ctlsn'5cf ssseniitr bsm ,Sorban. Saus," In
etm sraen Warb. gllentaun. fribr sssisnst bon
Sonas &c&, faufli6 an iin sstra6t babsn-all.
mo- iis bic fautsrasn Qualitatsn BON
Gsg-, Offu-, llnk-, II. Gbsfnut- -eoblen,
an melt rsSusirtsn grsiem. gum 8srtauf auf
Sanb taltsn wsrben.- @lsi&falls Sotlsn fir
Dampf', &alftrsnnrrs II. 9roblGmisb. Gsbraud.
saS~ &oalen tusrbsn In irasnb sinem stal Der
Stabt atssltsfst-fc balo Is tsRsllt Fnb.
s@-9spiGt suarrantirt.
BeRsllunssn ssla6sn an Rem GlIsn= Saus, pbtr
an Dei&lsr's 9utictr, tpsrbsn piinftlih bslcrst.
Sranflin Smith,
SSilliam Ssmun.
Dec. 1e. 1866 na-fS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-16
WlDtne 8ttterS!

Dttlts bstannts unb fttr tslietts gIttsrt mire
bon Wur,sln unb 6rdutr. spslGf In btn @rbr'
asn tr SGrsi, ssiammslt ,psrrsn, tertittt tls'
lsltsn Enbsan unb fir ii& GGahtoS, ttHbrn inbtI.
isn punberpclle @ifunbtsit farfnbs GiatnIGaf,
ten, w.lns taupila&li6 In allsn GdlIsn BON Die.
pspEa, aYpstitlpHstsit. Spbbrsnnsn, Nastn.
l&ra@., S&wintsl. NrpuRtat, 8olit, tyasriI&e
unb typc6cntrilGt Belhwsrbtn, ictpis In allsn
5ausn BON welbllfer DstilitGt, irirt(am Fnb.
5srnr II has Gtpins. 8I!trs elm ausss3,i&ns.
tss Ntttsl ssss Ra!tss GIstsr, @toIsrd, GbOls'
rins, ,r.
Die DcaS In biffsn ssnanntsn Gallsn if Gin
g6lSifd Spu ertImal Der benz eiftr, aud mttrr'
umals bsn Gag dttr stncmrsn, is na&bsm ss
bic Ssftistsit cher Gausr hes ueb,ls gtfcretrt.
TisIss 9ttts III fdr Damn pee iulht Ysrfo:
nsn, pel6s ttinsn sBen ptsr etqusrs ltstsn. rppbI
;u smrfetlsn.
Die fcrtstlsste fpa@ftnbs gaGfrass fir ttits
aussmtin pcpuIdrt surpdifds Mtttsl Bat bic In.
isrB,iGrasn tsrpssn. aasnitn tn ausn 9tsIlsr
Der linton 81 trnsnnsn, rtl4s BsRelunsfn prompt
ausidbrtn ruesn.
1urneirhnn NIB 60,
Ilsirlae As,nisn pnp 3nyogiture
fir rte 8trtinlat,n Staatsn unN ganarn
s Gtsar ct 9ltw gcrt.
G3rntn fir N,rn Solution, trlcwny
unp @pppsn, YbIlapspba.
Sanuar 30. na-ts
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-16
iSeb!er Der Ctudenc,

Gin 6srr Der felt Satrsn an nerpSIsr Dstili'
tat, irub,sttsen Br,fal' lit, unb al. BEN sffst'
,,n ilsyntiitsr uabteatlamteit wtrp iar pt.
triSsnos gisnihurtt, aasn pts 60 nStbiS taeen,
sin 8t,.pt nub aaweiLns pistss eiRfatsn Mit
tclO bairnotn. pare wrtsss r euvirt wurpe.-
estOtups Die ouGs Gle srfdbrudl ces Bs'aant
na6srs Su prpfiirtn phnidsn. t6nrsn ibrs aOrtf
rihttn an Scbn Seben,
go. t3 gbamtsr st., ". gSrf.
Gtb. 81, 1867. nqls
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-16
Wutf llI(adsn parum ale StObrbaltsr
6DppleS 9Sertilder,

S~ff%Sp Ob*%ttSS%I
fir bic 3erfBruns bon Staten, Mdu>
fen, S6paten, WanSen unb alle
Idifise Snieften, taIten, pers
faufen nnb recpmmans
biren fpllten.
f.-Bsil sr nIsmals fsltt 9sfrsbisuns 3u ses
ben, tu benen bic itn esbrau4sn.
2.-9Stil erin 8rpbs Srrtn fiir rs @tnts auf'
asttan ia.
3.-gBsil CT nis ssrtIrbt, trcdsn pbsr pnttlce
trirb iot alle aEbsre 9ulammtnifbungsn
unb allfSsit gum g'etrau4 trsitunt lt&.
rif.
4.-Wsil alle Snfunsn bic ibn tsnubt tabsn,
5u itrn NaGbarn bon lsnsr NdslI&tsiS
iprsGtn.
5.-Bdt Jtattsn unb NGu1e ausertaI6 itrsn
SStlfn ftrtta unb Ftinsn unansenstmsr
@s1ant pfrurIaGen tptnn fe tobt ffnb-
inetm tbre @ttarms tatur9 siuNIG auf~
sftrcdnet wsrpsR.
6.-9esl ter namIite Grtisrl fin BE Ser.
HSrune BON Ratten, NGulsn, S&wnbsn
une 0anssn init slslGtm Grfplss tfnubS
fstrbfn fam.
7.--gBsl unlsr artiftl bils Ssttauft wIrt--
unb inbsm alIt antsre 3uGammen5tbuns
Gen tisftr art nur In talb 70 srcssn Boy
en- aufpsttan iinb, unb nod babh msit
In Suolttdt ;uridtldtsn.
sS- 9ututitrt nur fur1
6opple, 8rauB uno @omp.
SO. 1000, 9lorb 6ts Strabs unb 90. 993
Ranpulrb Strabs, pbltastlp9ia, ga.
seD- Die Snftn 8. 9. Soften unb Comp,
Srre 5dnplr In Drussrdtr, on SO. 402 unp
i0l, glcrb Ste Straes, Fnt @rce 8srfaufs.
Qsrntsn fir s;sft trrGs 3 ammr1'buns.
s@~ edrtAotrbcIter. prnn IL lore Srotrs sin~
'fnttr. n 6attn ,9aIsi6 aeiitliait rte Namsn bss
olurt 3si,urNfn aratbtu, bic In ttTtm On oesr
Ing tung crudt wrreen.
9oppIe, &rau6 uno 90.
Mdrs 5. 1867 ns6@
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-16
8 eobs 9 0 trA
.pau Str., pbSnirpiqs. II. San. 1864.

~
Bsrettptui9it sebt Id 3tusn5 fir ben Bertb bee
~pbSnir Brufmttsl une ,uiamnsnatftster enrun
Uon 8'lottrf6sn unb Sdlanssnwurpl." Gbs id,
60 9sbraudbts, par id dber ,psi Sabre asplaat mit
e'nem 8teen i'm palk uno sinsm enasn !bulteu,
uno tdb psrluhtt mebrere Nsri,inen, cbns oos fc
mir etncerun9 psrfhafften. Gcbalo ido iseceb pen
Or. Sbsrbolssr Wso,in nabni, psrminoerte fb bic
Reteln9 TN pal(e uno in tiniafn QRnfhfn -
.aub babe i'd mstnsm ttsiusn SRdodsn barren
ssstttn fdr sinsn fbIimmsn Suftsn nit bem bsRsn
&rfcl9t. pbeufsuS.
Der Bsrfsrtissr bisitr 0asbi,in bat 70 pisl gsrs
rautn in tie bstlenbt 8raft otrfelbsn, qeftet anf
oas 3su9nib pcn punbsrtsu. bic fe astraud,ten ba6
er bsrsit If, Oenisniasn oas Gslb pscsr ,urdduers
ltattsn, rpslbs nit bsn Birtunssn psrisltsn unsus
trisosn finp.
Sic if 70 aussnsbm 10 nsbmsn; bae ainsstu tars
natb itrs;,n.
Ste totst nur d n ND Iwanji9 GsRtS.
Ste III nur fir cine Slaffs pon srantbttten Be
fimmt, ndmIib tenisnissn bss balIss uno bey
eun9en.
BsST 3lbersittt aIIsu pcn
qspi SbrbuIbtr, W. ..
so. 15S, Serb Dritts Strost, philadelphia.
Ssrtduft tsi allen Apotbstsrn u. etobrbattsru.
Sotniicn 9ollctrap & gDwtsn.
@snsraI asentsu fOr ben @respsrfauf
SO. %. Sloro fetbfts Strabe. philadelphia.
| 3u psrtanfsn i'm 9roBen uno attinsn bsi eapaU
uno SRartin, eepis S6mitt unb Co., auentaun>
uno 9. 3. Wsrers. 8etbItbem, uno tsiuabs bei als
len 1potbsttrn unc eanbfcbrbaltsru in es5a une
| Slortbamptcn Gauntiss.
81. .. Btnn asin differ Stebrbaltsr cbtr
Dru9ltsn oisfs GRtoi,in nitbt bdlt, lafs'bir feline
anosrs oufplaneCrn, psil &C strpa mtbr @slb oabur
maten fam. fcnesrn fdtds fcstsid,u ssnsm assntsn
fdr eisIslts.
Sanuar Is. 1867 ua6W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-16
SSDrS ctpa'a. .WtsgsG6 abm'
SlIentann nnb Nybilabelpbia.


Drsi td9tide 3d9s
paHasisrs fdr philadelphia nbmsn bic etha
Sdes su auentaun um llbr Mor9ens, um 1l.43
morssns uno UNI 5.55 g2a1mittoes. MAIDEN ense
Serbinouna nit 8Gssn ber Norpspsnnfplpa
fsnbobn ;u 8sthlsbtm nno srrsiden philadelphia
relpsttip UNI 9.l5 Nsrssns. 2O5 @aamitta9s unS
8 40 1bsnbs.
pafasisrs far Dcrlssicpn nsbmsn ben 6 25
Waorssns unb ben 1l.55 g2ahnittaes>3ue 30 Betb;
lsbsm, ~sldsr nit eansbals in @srtlueuns ftebt.
Surihkebrfnb
Ssrlafsn GAS nsue Depot 8erts uno american
StraBsn, philadelphia, UNI Z. 45 gloreene, 1.30 u.
5 20 Nahmittaes, unb errtihen dGeutaun rslpsftipe
um 10 81 @Srmittass AIS unb $50 absnos.
Gpkal- 1ebul.
padasisr: 5dss ssbsn tdsli6 rem ntusn Dtpct y.
VI. &ds Ssrfs uno american StraBsn, philadelphia,
ab:
Sdr 8etblsbsm um 745 georssns. l.3O unb $50
Satmitia9s.
Sir 9oplsstopn um s.45 gRorssns, 2.45 unS 4
Na6mittass.
Sdr eansbale um 600 @adbmittaas.
Sir Scrt GSaibin9ton UNI lois Bormitta9s unb
ll.30 Nahmitta9s.
Sase fir p pbilaorlpbia.
@srladsn Sablsbsm UNI 6.25 waorssns. IL .55 unS
6.l5 giathmittaes
SerlaGsn Dorlsstown nm $50 Iorssns. 3.15
uno $40 glabmitta9s. Der lsete 5u9 madt 8srs
binpune fdr 2lsntcpn.
SsrlnGsn eonsbals UNI 600 llkr gRcraefs.
8srlaGsn Scrt sRafdinstcn UNI IL @ormittass
uno 2.15 glabn,ittu9s
Sonnt'9en.
@srladsnpbilobdbai iir Sstblsbtm UNI $50 ubr
Wlcrssns uno fdr Scplsstepn UNI 2 as Slacbmittoas.
8erlaGsn Dcplestuun fdr philadelphia um 7.20
Wcrssns uno 8dbsbsm fdr philadelphia um 4.30
8ahmitta9s.
aus Yoifasisr sdss (ois Scnntass:5dss aufss.
ncn,msn,) psrbintsn on b,r Bsrfs Gtraet, Yblas
oefp ia, nit ben ). uno 6. StraBsn 9itp GItnbabnen.
Tabr 1reiS - aIsutaun nah pbitaesIdbia
81 S5.
gRai 7. Gfli8 Gfdrf, naent.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-16

No. 81 Sf'5amil.
ton Straes. f6rds Der
9eutl&' 8sfcrmirtsn'
Sir&s ssssndb,r, In
.bsr gitp gGtn aun,
an ben aftth 8risbsns'
grslesn. Die srubs
btaiinliae 9el. Sare,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-16
pas pb6nir pruIfmittsl,

pber
Buiammeneeieete Sprup BON 8ilofirfd,.
en- u. Senefa Sblan9en @ursel,
teiIt biz 8ranfbetsn .....
,SeS Saffes uus Der 2unaen.
als Grtaltups. Greup. Gnstrdfistsit, Srcn6ities,
palsmsb, ps'lsrtstt 8sudbufsn, u. 10.
Der ssitiss @sbraua tsiTsltsn. psrtatet eun.
cen 9wtnb fu&t,
uno ltlbh 100 fidb befe furdttars arantbsitsn Cbsu
H9slsst pabe, 9spabrt Is 9rSbsrs enbsruna ais les
9sno Elm anosres Gaittsl.
Disss 8rufmittd tstsbt aus wilefirtbsu SRiuet
anc Ssnsfa Sblanssn Ruryl.
eel esufa ammenfeeuna tfetu,
SEN d9enbe 9 idsrbsitpon be(fsu
Btrtb.
Or. Sc. .. gBect. profefcr Der proris bsr
Wectyn on Der llniperftdt ron psnnlppauien ar,s
on oem psnnirpanitn ScEpital, uno elmer Der dutot
yen oes Ser. Sfaaten ar3nebudes. iast BON @ilb,
ttrlbsn 8tnee: ..Gs III Gins ber pertbpoufsu uus
lersr einbsimifbsn bsiImitts, inbsm ss nit fer
'tartenetn 8raft bic G9eufhaft ptrbinrst, Sas a,s
tsgs SpHfu ia btrubissn unp nsrpSt aufrssuna
81 permnoern.
Derldts bsrpcrra9snbs ar,t unb ebriftHsusr;raot
IN osnisbsn Bsrfe, ,9ensfas Sdblanaen gBursi III
ttn rstnt9snets I6smittsl. Geiue xb6tiaftit IN
bauptii6lit auf bic eunse ssribtst-Gs ii bsleus
csrs nuslid fdr bronilbs Gatarrb anfdus, unb pors
ssftritttner Group"
@sssn Mausd an Raum fsnnsn mir uid5t aIls
3su9nifft psrSfsntli6tn. Die In unitrsm 8sse Inb,
bob 9sbsn pir irpei:
pbSnirpius, /. April 1864.
SD btj.use bttreur6. eae i'd 6uuosrte Sla(dsn
pcn Or. StsrbeIssr's pbSnir Brnftm,tid eosr ,u.
fanimsnssftshr Gprup pon Bilofirldbsn unb ed5lens
gen SSur;d psrtauf unb neb Die srae perfcn ,u
Fnosn babe. rpelde ts 9tbraudt bat uno bsi bsr 20
nl6t tsrtannlibs @irfunssn bsi 3situns pom puitsp
be- Jarbrahts.
Se,sibnd, Saeobs sUowtrA
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-16
lleue nnS mOOrrne Aleiorr!

Nadlsn esm Yutli,
fun bic In;st9e, bab
fs In itrem Sleicer.
liotr, No. AZ On.
Samilton Straee Ql.
lsntaun City. In bsn BE-.
fanntsn Jtsimsr's @e>
taabsn ertaltsn ia.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-16

rrlGe ansrmsn BEL alIm Surtrtfflia s,beibtn
wntsn, bic Il. esbrautt tabsn, Tnp bsm Yubli.
fun nit polRdnbsem 3utrauen pfTsrirt; inrsm
elm istu terIeltsn NIT GsplsbsIt protirt msrpsn
fann--ub er eufttidt iR utg niGt, ete fe meg
ssttan rptrbtn.
@strudts Gnwsilunssn tpsrbsn bic Sars bs>
slstsn, psnn 20 psrlanst ,plrb .--8auf,r fnb of
fsntsr,is tineslaten. ftele Sars tu traminiren,
ste Re lcnfpo faufsn.
gnssest Zen Srt niGt. tr III glo. 81, an ttr
81. Sumiltpn Shaee unb fhrds Der Deuild'
9tsformirtsn' sIrGs se3sndcsr, In Der City glsn'
taun.
3. 6. &ernaban
Sune If. 1857 natS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-16

adeIih tslad) n Surd=3e rcn @sr=yort dbsr Isntcrr
II. T. nab Qsburo, cbns sar=sDsd nnb bsn Sauptaoitr
css ercfn Hiens une esfm 5uat fine cen btn uno
aussn sGIossors bsaefdet Irtb.aitss nod gRsn Iint
alien Soip eltcnen ~ auisn Ssie euts III nun esi
Saupnpss Often noCb gSeiisn.
~. y. SaDrc, Supt. u. Gns.
Ttbrl0r 4, 1867.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-06-05
s. b. SHOTWELL,

A IT n o R n EY IT L "A w
.s--- Cadiz, Ohio. --
CONTINUES to practice in Harrison and
adjoining counties, and gives especial and
prompt attention to Collecting, business OF
Executors and Administrators, Guardians,
Wards, Partitions. Sales Of Lands, Settle
ment Of Estates, Titles to Real Estate, Con-
veyancing, Suits at at Law andin Chancery,
Loaniug and Investment of Money, and all
other professional business placed in his
charge.
&S. He is Agent for the State Bank o
Ohio and others, for loaning money, &c.
va Office in Georges Corner, Main Street.
Ian 2h 1S
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-06-05
II. DONAHUE,
A It II o Is n I1X AT LAW
80 CHESTNUT ST., BET. 9TH AND 9TH,
SIT. Louis, Mo.

PRACTICES IN THE MISSOURI STATE
COURTS. Prompt attention given to Real
Estate Litigation, and to suits relating to
Commercial Transactions, Insurance, &c.
Also to paying taxes, proving titles, and
all other business entrusted to him.
Mar & 'G7-lVr
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-06-05

Phillip Reardeu imhibed alcohol from a
barrel through straw, on one OF the BOs-
ton wharves, Saturday, until he became so
drunk that he died.
1t is reported that the Urited States
man-ofwar Ashuelot, has bombarded the
town in the Island of Formossa, the inhabi
tants os which murdered the ship-wrccke ed
crew of the Bower
At the New York Union League Club,
Thursday evening, resolution censuring
Horace Greeley was voted down, The bail.
ing of JEFF. Davis was condenued, but the
Club refused to censure any member for IA
voring it.
The Cincinnati papers have published a
curious case, in which the children of pa
rents never married at all, hut notoriously
eohabitating only for period Of years, jsded
as legal heirs for the property of their pa
rents, and the Court decided in their fa> or.
A grand National Council Of Fenians is
to be called to meet soon at Troy to delber.
ate on the approaching campaign and take
measures to supply the necessary material.
The Canadians look for an attack at Col
lipgwood on Lake Simcoe,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-06-05
A Weak and wicked Congress.

OF the Congress that nearly doubled the
salaries of its members, and ordered them
back pay, and which manifested its extra
vagance and recklessness in expenditures
generally. the New York Commercial Ad-
rerf,ser Rep thus speaks.
Ere the present Congress reassembles,
| the evidence-cOnclusive and irresistible
will be furnished, that the last Congress
was the WORST and the WEAKEST that ever
| left its impress upon our country. The day
is not for distant when EVERY PROMINENT
FEATURE AND ALMOST EVERY INFLUENTIAL
ENACTMENT OF THAT CONGRESS WILL BE
ExECRATED. Intuitively, however, it pre-
pared the only escape from the ruin it will
have caused, by the passage OF Bankrupt
Law"
The people, with folly that is almost
! without yarallel in history, reelected
nearly every member of that Congress, pro
nounced by the Adrertiser TO be the worst
and the weakest that ever lett its impress
upon the country" 1t was thoroughly
Radical Congress; and its weakness aud
| badness have been transferred to the pres
emf Congress. We have no doubt, in the
fullness Of time, every prominent feature
| and almost every influential enactment of
that Congress-the military despotis'n bill
among the rest-arU be EXEcRArED. Small
minds and mali9hant dispositions under
took to grapple with, mold and direct great
events, and the result is, an exhibition of
imbecility and wickedness never before wit
messed in our legislative halls. The misfor-
tune is that there is no way of averting the
ruin these Radical Congresses will have
caused before they terminate their existence.
The country will have to sufer much be-
fore the day Of relief comes; as come it will,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-06-05
NEW SERIES---VOLUME 2, NO. 44

The open hand Of CHARITY is one of th,
distinguishing altibutes of a good Odd Eel
low. In its comprehensive exercise, it soft
ems the hearts of its votaries. banishes al
sordid srllishness, consoles the afflicted, re-
leivcs the nistressed cheers the desp ndent
strengthens the weak, encourages the strong
elevates the lowly. Though | speak with
the ton ue of men and angel Is; Though !
have the gift of prophecy and understand
all mysteries, and all knowledge; and though
| have all faith so that I could remove
mountains, and have not charity, am
nothing; charity suffereth long and is kind;
beareth all things, believeth all things,
hopeth all things, endureth all things
Charity never faileth.
"Angel of Charity, who, from above
Thy voice is music, thy smile is love,
When on the shrine of God were laid
That ever bloomed in Eden's shade,
FAITH and her sister, HOPE, We're given
Soon as they reach the verge of heaven,
But long as love, almighty love,
Thou CHARITY, shall dwell above.
Comes TO dwell a pilgrim here
And PHYS soul is in thy tear!
First fruits of all most good and fair,
Thine was the holiest offering therei
But as one guides to Wonder sky,
Then, lost in perfect bliss, they DIE:
Shall on his throne OF thrones abide
Smiling forever by His side"
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T.. II. HAYS.
A II T o R N y V A II L A

L4util U Cad1X, ONO.
nFFICE-On Market Street. over the
" First National Bank. Entrance first
door East of F. N. Bank.
All professional business in this and adj
joining counties will receive prompt atten-
ton. EE1sE
Dec, IA, 1854
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Joseph SHARON.

A ITO RN EY A It L A w (,
Cadiz, Ohio.
Ns>Strict attention to all business en-
trusted him in Harrison, Jefferson, Belmont
and Tuscarawas Counties. .s4
Office in the brick building, opposite the
"CadiZ House, Jan. %, 65.
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About twenty years ago, when Franklin
| Pierce and the present Senator Clark stood
at the head of the Hilsborough bar, in
New Hampshire, there was upon the dock
ct a celebrated suit called the Horse Case. "
The action was brought by Smith and Jones,
| livery stable keepers, against one White, to
| recover the value Of pair of horses alleg-
ed to have been killed by the defendant
while conveying an insane man to the asy-
lum at Concord. There was plenty of proof
| that the horses died soon after their arrival
there; but the defendant took the ground
| that they died of disease and not from be-
ing overheatod, and that sufficient time
| had been allowed them to travel that dis
tance with ease. Then it becane necessary
to show the jury the time of starting and
the time of the arrival Many citizens
were brought forward. among them a tall
bony, slab sided, lanky, sleepy-looking fell
low. who officiated as hostler to the stable.
[ give YOU the substance of the concluding
portion of the examination.
What time, sir, did l understand you to
say it was when the horses were up to the
stabe?"
",Just as I was goin' to dinner"
"What time was it when you went to
dinner that day--by the clockT'
just twelve"
''To a minute, sir?
Yes, sir. "
"What time did you go to dinner the day
before--by the clock2'
Just twelve.
''Fo miuute?"
"Yes, sir
''What time did you go to dinner the day
before tbat-bv the clock?"
''At twelve"
'"r0 minute, slri
Yes, sir"
And what time did you 60 to dinner
week previously the clockE
AT twelve.
$40 minute, sirF
''Yes sir.
"Now, sir, will you be good enough to
tell the jury what time you went to dinner
three months before the last date-by the
clock?"
AT twelve" ....
$40 minute. sirt
eyes, sir.
That is all, sir replied the counsel, with
a gleam of satisfaction on his face and
glance at the jury, as much as tc say, That
man has settled his testimony, gentlemen.
And so we thought till, just as he was leav-
ing the stand. he turned to lis questoner
with curious comical expression on his
face, and drawled out, "1hat ere cioch ,cdS
ont o kelter, and had stopped at tcefec for
tie last sic months" There was a general
roar in the gallery where sat, Mr.. Clark
sat down, and | noticed that the judge had
to use his handkerchief just then.
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8asiusss Garas.
j. NJ. ESTEP.

A II II o II NI1Y AT LA w ,
Cadiz, Ohio
. CoLLEcrIoNs made, and business OF Exc
cutors, Administrators and Guardians at
tended to. '
Also the collection OF t.e
Back Pay, BOunfies, Pensions, &e.
OF Soldiers and Widows and heirs of deceas-
ed soldiers &C., attended to.
oFFIcE-on Main Street, opposite BealPs
Drug Store.
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.JNO. III NJ IANNER
s@ Manufacturer and Dealer in

50 ManuTacLurer anu UelItT III
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
Market Street. Cadiz, Ohio.
One Door Belo,o Brown te Brothers. Store
HAS everything in the Tobacco line,
to the public, at wholesale or retail, at the
most reasonable rates. His Cigars, of
every kind from the "Stoga" to the finest
grades-are the best ever offered in this
market.
Hanna & Co.'S. Premium Chewing To-
bacco-the best article in the cquntry--al-
ways on hand.
Killikinnick, and all kinds of Smoking
Tobacco, kept cons ta ltly.
Let all lovers of the weed call and exam
ine., JOHN II. MANNER
Cadiz, Jan. II, lS66-lv
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1t appears firm the monthly report Of
the Director of the Bureau of Statistics.
that the exports of the United States in
the first quarter Of the present year, were
one hundred and thirty-three millioH &c
dollars worth, Of this amount the South.
ern States furnished uinety-two million, az
bout seventy per ocut,
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NEW BAKERY.

WILLIAM NATH respectfully informs
the citizens of Cadiz and vicinity that he
has opened NEW BAKERY on Market
Street, first door above Clark 81 Ramsey's
Jewelry Store. His Bread and Cakes are
warranted to be Of the best quality, Par
ticular attention given to baking all kinds
of Cakes for Parties, Weddings, sc.
April17. .18G7-lY.
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s A. G.. TURNER.
TTNRNEY AT LAW CADKX.

II OHIO, will practice in Harrison coun-
ty, and give his attention particularly to
Collections, Petitions for Dover, Partition of
lands, for the sale of lands by Administers
tors and Guardians, Settlement of Estates
and the Foreclosure of Mortgages, &c.
OFFICE and Residence on Main street,
nearly opposite Cadiz House. +
Feb, 90, '67.-1y E#.EsN Nf
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id, CUNNINGHAM,

A II T . II N Il Y A II L A w,
Cadiz, Ohio.
'vILL give prompt attention to all legal
bisiness entrusted to his care in Harrison
and adjoining counties.
OFTICE-Up stairs, in Georges Corner
Entrance on Main street.
March l6 1865 . .l|