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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-07
McNeeiy Normal Schoal.

We call attention to the advertisement Of
this institution. locltel in thu pleasant
village Of Hopedale, this County. It's Of
fcers and teachers are No. men--ot the
very best in the State. AMI the location of
tho School is ona of the most beautiful and
healthful localities in the State. The in
ducements offered to the student are unsur-
passed.
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ROAD NOTICE.

A petition will be presented to the Com
missoners of Harrison county Ohio, at their
September session to wit: Sept 2, 1867.
The object of the petition is to have vacat-
ed that part of the county road leading
from Nottingham, to the Moorefield and
Flushing road, which lies between the Els
bow in said road. near the North East cor
ner of lands owne! by the heirs of Ander-
son Wallace in Mooretield Township in
said county of Harrison, and the point
where it intersectd the said Moorefeld and
Flushing road. E....
Also to have said road altered and laid
out from said Elbow in said road, in
Southerly direction, to intersert The said
Moorefield and Flushing Road, at Il poin
near the South west corner of Well Slate rst
land.
july 81 lS67~4W
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d I Fl d


At Ellsworth, Kansas, July Goth, of Chol-
era, Mr. Samuel Slemmons, aged SO years,
lacking 8 days.
Mr.. SlammonS was born in Washington
County, Pa. July 29th, 1903, and has been
an active citizen Of Cadiz, Ohio for near
40 years. He was full OF energy and life;
affable and pleasant as man; a gentleman
in department; successful in busioess; be-
nevolent in all the great objects of Relig.
ion; and kind and cha table to the poor
He was an accountable member of the lst
Presbyterian Church of Cadiz for 27 years.
and Ruling Elder in said Church for 10
years.
The Religion that he professed, come in.
to his heart, with consnliDg power, at the
very time, when mortals need the saving
bower OF Jesus Christ, when dying away
from home, from friends and earthly COM
forts. He was conscious until within 4
hours Of bis death. He said to one who
stood by him, am going to die, | am
prepared 20 die, and all that | regret is to
die away from my home, and from my dear
friends; but am not afraid to die" God
has said, land blessed be his holy Name,
the christian finds it so, that the sting of
death is sin; and the strength of sin is the
law; but thanks be to God, which giveth
us the victory through our Lord Jesus
Christ. The remains were inferred at
Ellsworth, as the railroad refused lranspor.
tation, owing to the prevalence of Cholera
at that place.
We deeply regret to learn his sudden
death; we mourn his absence, and know
that we shall miss him in the church, in
the town and in the social circle. To the
bereaved and afflicted wife. who doubtless
feels, ''all thy waves and thy pillows are
gone over me, it is only necessary to say,
no blessing below the skies is perfect and
unallored. Every pleasure has its cores
ponding pain. Our losses ariee, ani can
only arise from our posses ions. Our afflic
tions produce our distresses AMI our tears.
"Our roses grow on thorns
And our honey wears a sting"
Then east thy burden, upon the Lord, and
he shall SUSAN thee. "
And to the children, whether married or
single: you have lost tie kindest christian
father. Well may your tears If affection
fall; copious, gushing tears like the refresh.
ing showers. But God who gave has taken
away, blessed be his holy name. May the
counse!s of your dead Father, ring in your
ears; his affection live in your hearts, and
his God be your God even until death.
W. NJ. G.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-07

sA-Ou last Wednesday morning as ia
cob Bosly. living nea, Miller's Station, this
county, was standing on stone, reaching
up to grape vine, when the stone rolled or
turned, and precipit toted the old gentlemen
10 the ground, breaking one Of his legs.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-07

neH-Some thief or thieves broke into the
residence of James McFadden, ~ last
Sunday. while the family was at Cadiz,
attending Church, and stole two pairof
pants, two vests, Ladies Cloak and Furs
and other articles
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-07

DIR. STRIcKLAND: Having used your
Anti-Cholera Mixture during the cholera
epidemic here last summer, and induced
others to do the same, in cases that had all
the cholera symptoms, in every case it
promptly checked the disease | believe
it's the best remedy known for cholera and
diarrhea of every form, and advise those
afflicted to try it.--W. BARBER, of the firm
of Barber, Choate tS Naber, Cincinnati
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2OD. ODD Tbs. OF Wool

EET ANTED AT THE New philadelphia
w Steam Woolen Mills, to be manu-
flctured into Cassimeres, Satinets, Flannels,
and Blankets.
Parties bringing wool to be manufactured
will be required to furnish the following
quantities:
For yd. of Heavy ''oesl<in Cashmere II
to lbs of clean fleece wool.
For vd. of Light Doesllin Cashmere II
to II TBS of clean fleece wool.
For yd. of Double and Twist Cashmere
II to lbs of clean fleece wool. '
For yd. of Heavy Satinett II TBS of clean
fleece or | tb Tub washed wool.
For pair Blankets II Tbs of clean fleece
or 10 lbs of Tub washed wool.
What is termed clean fleece wool will not
shrink over 40 per cent in washing. I'm.
washed Spanish wool will shrink from G5 to
70 per cent.
The above quantities of wool hAing fur
niHhed we charge for manufacturing as
hivayy iSnty Doeskin CASHMERE 70 70 cts PEI. yd.
Double ond Twist 100 to l25 {"
Heavy Satinets 60 to 70 !"
Fine Blankets 500 per pair,
Coarse Blankets 400
Carding, Spinning and
Keeling. IS to 20 cts. per ID.
Roll Carding Ito s
Grease mTst be furnished or we will have
to charge extra.
We have on hand large stock of Cassi-
meres Satimets, Flannels, Blankets, Skirts,
and Yarns of all descriptions, at reduced
prices for cash, OF in gxchange for wool.
tirstrate ass HJlnont of Fancy Yarns
always on hand.
WILLIAMS, BURY " LAHMER.
New PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 81, -3mo.
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sz~Tbe Singer sewing machine ;s co

bS-The Singer sewing machine is con
sidered the best machine sold in this mark
4 CT. McClellana, the agent. ia selling them
very rapidly. AMI those VIII, have used them
would have no other.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-07

John G, Breckenridge writes that he is
tired Of the hubbuh fthe Paris Exhibition
and is going to Switzerland before leaving
for Canada in September
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n~We wi,h our friends would remem-
Der that it takes money to carry on the
printing business, aud govern themselves
accordingly. We are in urgent need of the
article at this time.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-07

Ralph Waldo Emerson said in his Phi
Beta Kappa oration at Harvard last week.
The true hope of any time must always
be sought for in mirorities.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-07

rO-EvALINE, an interesting little daugh-
ter of James and Margaret Copeland, of
German township, diei on the 3lst ult, of
whcoping cough, in the third year Of her
age
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-07

I. 2. 3. 2. .. Q. 7. 3. ,. TO l..
SLEMMoNs. 2 0 0 3 0 4 0 IA
Mt. PLEASANT l 0 2 2 5 0 l 13
Umpire-Mr. Robert Love, of Steuben-
vile.
rScorers-Messrs Smith and Howard.
Time of game-2:10.
Fly catches Mt. Pleasant. J. j Gill, 5;
8. Gill, 8; McManus, l; McMasters |; Duff,
4; Radeiiff, total IL. Slemrnons-
8; Price, !; Dempster, l; Bennett, 2; Cessna,
2-total 8. ,l-
Out on Fouls-Mt. Pleasant Ia; Slem-
mons, Z.
Out on Bases-Mt. Pleasant, 8; Slemmons
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-07

THE ILLINOIS State House will cost about
ten millions of dollars and will require
swerty years to build.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-07

: -Tf friends would send iu items of in
Asrest from the different townships they
would confer favor.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-07

ssg For Watches, Clocks, Jawalry and
Fancy Goois 60 to Clark 4 R,msey'a
The best articles ever of,re in this mark
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-07

New BRUNSWICK papers tell of family
numbering seven individuals, all of whom
are mad
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-07

and looked on the fsll of bright green water
that it came upon me in its full weight and
majesty. Then Niegara was forever stamp
ed upon my heart. an image of beauty, TO
remain there, changeless and indelible, un-
al its pulses cease to beat forever"
For two weeks past efforts have been
mad. to disengage what remained Of the
rock. by blasting with powder. Advantage
was taken of a deep chasm formed by the
weight of the projection, to sink h.'le ten
or fifteen feet deep, aud then insert in the
crevices an immense blast Of powder. At
six p. NJ, tC day the match was applied, a
dark cohmn OF smoke and sand arose. and
a terrific crash was heard, and the last of
this once magnificent rock, still huge in its
and weighing hundreds oftons,
rolled in the seeting caldron below.
l.. C.P.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-07

Elk PRESIDENT James Buchanan has been
engaged to lecture in Cincinnati next win
ter
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-07

JOHN L. GODDARD, Grand Master of
Free Nlasons in Pennsylvania, died at
Philadelphia recently.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given, that the officers of the
Harrison County Agricultural Society, will
meet at H. II. Harrison's office in Cadiz, on
Saturday the 10th day of August A. y. 1867,
at one O'Clock .on said day, for the parpose
of oftransacting important business. by or
der,
JACOB JARVIS Secretary.
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RxfAsbnrgk, CeRumhus a Cincinnati
49, Rsilf0ad.
s-res. cADIz BRANCH. &

Tlzsns now run on the Cadiz Branch, as
olluwE
445 P. NJ. ....-. 4
Arrive at Cadiz at 500 A. NJ. Ais r. NJ,
and 700 p. NJ.
90 CADTz ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Cadis at 900 A. NJ, and arrive at
Steubenville at tl:25 A. N. Returning
leave Steubenville at l:50 p. NJ, and arrive
at Cadiz 4:15 p. NJ.
JOHN DURAND, Gen'l Sup't
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SEASON

constantly on hand aud served in the best
style. The Proprietor has effected permanent
arrangements for attaining
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nuA A MONTH AGENTS wanted
,DCU for sir entirely nem articles, just out.
Address 0. T. CAREY, City building, Bidde-
ford, Maine. [Iune {, 1S66-ly
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of his friends and the public, and especially to
hear from those who have SO literally be-
slowed their patronage the firm heretofore.
He will supply these superior instruments to
the trade
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NLDON HALL RESTAURANT,
No. IS Uca fayeffe Street, Belfianote.
p. REILLY. Proprietor.

This celebrated and widely-known Restau-
rant is still in successful operation under the
old proprietorship, and many improvements
have been effected in due keeping with the
progress of the age.
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Nor Yorh, Jasiu ~, 1s6!
Il r. y. Wn. Z Nae 4, .Ir j. ialt
tss.aeat; at.t as.G .as al II tho
.fdsTssfs I. ar hestord .iire, and do no!
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the short time | have been using it. have
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to promote the growth of the hair, and your
preparation is the only one that has done any
good. Please send me dozen bottles at onca
BY Express, and oblige
Yours. truly,
JOS. f. WHEEL0CK, Actor.
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PATENT MEDICINES,

T Il Ely I HI10IVINTs,,
A good assortment of Dressing, Tuck, Fine
tooth, and Pocket Combs, Hair, Hat, Clothes,
Nail and Tooth Brushes; Porte Monnaies, Wal
lets Scissors, Needles, Pocket Knives, Razors,
Razor Strops, and many other articles belong
ing to this line of goods.
s--He is prepared to fill Physicians pre-
scriptions and compound medicines according
to The latest and strctest rules of Pharmacy.
their prescriptions carefully and accurately
prepared Il, all hours in the day and night
Sept u, lS'to-ly.
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MARfINsHu kts, WFSf VA,
Has recently re-iiJted his store-room and is in
receipt of the folowir., articles.
A full stock of fresh and reliable
DRUGS AND MEDICINES; ALSO,
DYE-STUFFS, WINDOW GLASS,
PAINTS, PUTTY, SUPERIOR
COALOIL, LUBRICATING,
SPERM AND WHALE OILS,
All of which will be sold on us reasonable
terms as the eastern market will afford.
He has also large assortment of
COAL OIL LAMPS, CHINA CUPS AND
SAUCERS, CHINA VASES, FINK
PERFUMERIES, COLOGNES,
POMADES, STERLINGS
AMBROSIA, BURNETrS COCAINE,
KENDALL'S AMBOLINE,
MRS ALIENS, WOODS, AND
STONEBREAKER HAIR RESTO-
RATIVES,
a lalu stock of
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JOSEPH .DELANO.
Baltimore, Ja1aaary 10, 1866,

Baitinaore Jaa4aafy 10, 1866.
Messrs. Il. Wilson Carr 6 Co.
Gentlemen. Some time since my hair com
meneed failing out, and [ was induced to try
your i" Forrest $ Hair Restoratire' and after
having used one bottle it ceased falling out
and can freely recommend it, believing it to-
be the best Restorer now eNtant.
Yours respectfully,
CLOTILDA A. JONES
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$50 LiaLt Street Khal.f.

Baltimore yaaaaory II 1866.
Messrs. r. Wilson Carr Il Co:
Gents: 1t gives me pleasure TO add my
testimony ia favor of your " FORESTS Hal
Restorafiee.e Il have used 1t, and it hap
given me perfect satisfaction.
Yours, truly,
G. EIINEFELTER.
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|HI1 NEW ERA.
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TERMS OF sUBsCBIPTI0N

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b. No subscription will be discontinued
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lon of the publisher,
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

y Legal adVeftlsemehts at Ute 774V1's'Fco
" Y early advertisers have the privilege OF
,a;na their advertisements as often as may
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: ~ Their privilege is also limited to their
IT. ,,a,ae and business. and all other adver-
ne 1 they may direct to bepublished, will
Il extra charge.
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- the time of their insertion is specially
Il ID thereon, when left at the office.
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CT Sn0 PER YEAR! We want
y .JVU Agents everywhere to sell our
IMPROVED 500 Sewing Machines. Three new
kinds Under and upper feed Sent ON trial.
Warranted five years. Above salary or large
commissions paid. The ONLY machines sold
in United States for less than $40, which are
.tulty licensed by Hoaoc, Wheeler 4 wilson,
Al other cheap machines are ;mf14nge,neaats
and the setter or user are Table to arrest, fosc
md Imprisonment. Illustrated circulars sent
frse. Address, or call upon Shaw & Clark, At
Biddeford, Maine, or Chicago, Illinois.
June I, lS66-ly
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19pn perne1ene1 2anbe bis gum Betraoe
BON 16ONder a 1925 oter 50 gu $3.50
per Slider, NIT Ma6nabme pon 1pdter ae>
nonnten 5 iIcli9en @taaten> no nur bic
9alfte 70 3u er>perben 1T.
1D Serer Npplifont mue Dor cemGez
aiitratcr rrrr Neceirer her. bctrc fenpen
yanrpffce, beldmSren, bab CT Iber >21
SABRE alt 5aupt elmer Tamilte unp ent<
tpecer f9pn 8lr9er 1T pper bic eriten pa
pierre, es ;u 1perren, b%erausnabm unb bab
Der Nnipru9 su 1einem ous1GlieBli9en
Nubcn unb Getrau9 erboben merre.
15) Sails bic Mn|pru9 moGence Scr
ipn curd &rantbeit> gu erpbe Gntfernun9
&c. Yerbinbert it, tfe6 periInli@ III tbun,
rarf ftc gu pieiem 3mede Elm Gertifcat
Der County Court einl enben, IN peren8e<
sirf fe tppbnt.
16) Der 3uiab gu bieiem Mcte pom
81. Mdr; ga erldbt benz Ser. Staaten
Sploaten uno Matrplen biele Be(timz
muns> i'm Sale feline Tannilie pber ein
@lieb Teri elben >pirfli@ raS senannte
2ano bewpbnt unb anbaut. Sein CONF
handkerchief Sff3ier felt bic betreHenpe
Grflarun9 aus bic BON ieiner Tamilte bel
cer betrefenoen 2anrpffce serape 70 elm
9eref9t miro, ais wenn er ieltit bieS an
Srt uno SteQe tbdte. Splder Nnipru9
gilt bonn Sage ber betrefenpen Grtldrun9
an> ep@ na@ Mblauf Ieiner Dienf3eit
nub. Der Mnipru&ma9enpe fi6 unYer3u9z
li6 auf ocm Observation-Disclosures nieperlalz
fen.
10 Stir Sermei1ete 2dnbereien III
Mt4i9an> @tsconiin Spwa> Mi0puri.
WinneI pta> &anla s> Nebrasfa unb Daz
Gotta itno bic ful9enoen @ebIbren gu CAB:
len.
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20) De- Neceirer 9ibt fir seleifete
3oblune rie 9e>p6bnlide 4uittun9 NIT
Mb11rift Duplicot) unp beri9tet an bic
Sen. 2anrpfflce wie pben.
21) Na@ mirtli9er f~unfjdbrt9er Sc
bauuu9 biele6 2ances> bic betm2ancamte
bepte@en ,perben mue, crb1lt Der 8eu9z
ti9te upner >penr CT wiQ> na9 >peitcren
2 Sabren" 1etnen rpllen Gceb pbne irsenp
wcldc ar,rere Be;ablung.
I'D Wenn rerSettler tn;wtiden Ftrbt,
fSnnen feline Grben bic 8ebauuu9 unp
Nn{pride fortleben uno erbaltcn 9e9en
bic cbiee Beptn9un9en ben 8eibtitel,
Sails betreGltern lterben uno muir unminz
bioe &inber pa fnt> miro has 2anb 81
ibre>n 8elten s%erfauft unb Der &dufer erz
bdlt einen ypQen Titel.
23) DoS 6eim1tdttere1t fam Ypr Mbz
lauf pti9er flint Sabre ni9t rerfauft per:
cen> lonbern lpld Gin Seriu9, pies gu
tbun, gilt ais Bepeis> ro6 per Settle1
Zen plab, serlahen bat.
24) Gin @ettler, Der 1etnen Ylab an f
9ibt, farm feline f~erneren Nnipri9e all
ra6 pripile9tum res .5eimfdtteseieBes
erbeben. @enn jcro4 Semanb unte1
benz alten@ rrfaufsre6t ii6 ,1ieperliee, fam
er feline Mnlpriide an raSpripile9ium beS
@eimltdtte9eieses erbeben. @em jepod
Semarp urter ZEN, alien GorfaufSreht
l9 nieperlie6, fam er feline NnlpriiGe
unter rem@ eimitdtte9eieb gelteno MAIDEN,
Dies gilt nt9t fit beaniprudte urp mic
Der duf9e9ebenepldBe, welde jeco6 unte'
rem alien Gorfaufs9eIeb crmprten merrer
mb9en.
25) @er niGt pinlbt auf ncm 2anr,
tppbnen III bleibe11, bat ra5 &edt, mad
8emeiS 1einer Bebauun9 bieie8 2anoea
ro0elte fir @a1b pter 2arpmorrant5 81
yerfauf en. Dieter Bepei5 mub ein3eu9:
mig ber lpfalen 8ebSrce entbolten> pom (
alaubwiroi9en 3eu9en beltdti9t.
26) Do6 9eim itdttered)t gilt Seman>
ra5 priYtle9iurn, ipeiel rpn rern unbean:
lprubter, sunidit9ele9enea 2ance I'll Re:
oniprud)en, ais tbna feblt, I'm i6 Oan;e1
16O Nder III babeu> fit melde ct jepcd
ben yeranl9lo9ten Yrei6 su sablen bat
Bepei5 be5 anbalte5 gilt bter al68epei(
neS settlements.
20 S1ulren bic Ypr Der Musliefe :
r11n9 bet 5eimitattezD eer6 9erna9t wur:
ben, iinb ni6t tlineenb fit bus ertporben
2anb.
28) Mue 2ofalz8 eamten Der etn;elnel
2anpamter 1plen fi6 in ibren Sffce,
aufbalteu, tint jeren &atb &C. gu ertbei
len. ,%5sy@s: -sa.. .
@UplsenbeS finb bic 2antdmter in Miin
1ota:
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Dielelbeu @ttlbren selten fir Sbip,
Snciana >nb SuinoiS> wo jeoo@ nur
nod penia. tleine. absele9ene par5eQen
unperfauft 9~eblieben itnp.
49, Wetli9 rpn ben Telien9ebtr9n
1T @olifornien> Nepaca, Sre9on> Gplr>
raro> NeuzM erifo> 1p>pie in Nri;ona,
Spabo unb Wontana> no i9pn 8ermei<
i1n9en ftattfanoen> iouen fol9enoe@ ebibz
rem 0e3abl tperren:
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- Carl Ndber,
@M Deutf@e ubr maac.
%~ & Guldarhtth1.

3. @trabe, Concert 9aa eeseniber, ct. Waul.
Bertauft GaIten- unb Wanbubran, @olo.
paaren, 9riaen ~. 3u be1abgeiesten vretfen.
llbren vnb @plb(aGen tperber auf's BsRe uni
Biaie1s reparirt uns fiji Elm 9abr 8arantirt.
Gur altes @plb unb Silber ~trs Der bb&fs
Drris tesabl.
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Nem England 8akeru
Don
Qput8 s. @Dth.

CUul1 VI 81U(O1
Drttte 5trabeAmtfden Robert u. Sadfpn
Gmpfebt Fd benz prblttum NIT ft!nem Brpb mn
kuben, une bic nit benz Uefddft serbunheue Grade,
t6feret ltefert ane Nrten Der tenen Traders,
SAMPLER I'm oanbe werbea e. au tprem Dprtbetl ia III
Il MIR ppraufprebeR. -
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19) @emdB benz Ncte pom 81 SUM-
'66 fnbet baS 9eimfdtte9eieb fir bit 5
lipli9en Staaten Mabama, Miffi1iYpi
2outiiana> NrfanfaS uno Tlorica unter
Der 8eoin9un9 NnpencunA tob muir 50
Older a 1925 pber 40 sum bpppe(ten
Wertbe beanipru9t werren f1nnen unter
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-28

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-11

did ConsN dispose Of Me and liberty u The 6o1th
BY what rghs vss The sword Of power upheld There
vas no longer any bslssresoy, and thefcefs Qengeas
can party . restore De govssnment and make good 10
ssrucon measures we bss the lass resort o. dsspsr.
in'erssof the country but By politicians in the interest,"
The bill postponed until The 2la Of January seat
EFesss DURING noLDay4
MT ScnsSeK trep.l OF Ohio, offered concurrent
resolution FOR an adjournment the holidays nom
Friday tho 10th. Gil Monday the 9th Of January next
Mr. FARsswosTH, rsp.l Of ILL.,, moved 70 lay II ON the
table, which was negatived, only sixteen mcmbsrs
voting for lhe motion.
Mr.. LAwREScx tren) Of Ohio called for the yeas and
mars and for teers on the yeas and nays Both were
refused and the concurrent resolution Was adopted.
rHE SALE PUBLIC vEssKis
Mr. BANKS, repl OF Mass asked leave 10 oner reso'
luton requesting tho President furnish Information
10 the sale or public vessels The close OF the
var, but Mr.. honacn objected.
purD IN rBR TREASURY vsuLJs
Mr. ISnERsor asked leave Offer resolution direct
ing the Committee on Ways and Means 10 invent the
and means necessary to unlock aud pnt in crcns.
ton the enormous amount OF $l3S 1871 500 now locked
up in The vaults OF the Treasury such part thereof
susy not be required to pay Interest the public
debt, but Mr. Garfield objected.
Nr. wooD, tdem) OF New York, appeared In his seat
Yesterday for the first time this session, and Mr. Van
Horn OF New YORK to-day.
Nv. ASHLEY, OF Ohio, made some remarks 10 support
OF his proposed constitutional amendment and then the
Rouse, At ten inmates past four O'Clock, adjourned