davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auet.; Georgetown.
PLoUGHs, CORN SHELTERS. FURNITURE,
On s.TrRnSSsT s.. M At AH ut ,,.r o., -
eocf vii sell IN Font G n DStlSer h at 10
No. ia Bridge street, Georgetown
2 Corn Shelters.
also: an assortmsnt OF iioIsehold Furniture;
RY THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES ss "A Gfa. IMRGSyED PROPERTY
from G. @. Pearson, dated the 18th of February and
M ana fHy ~ 9Th 's
OF October. 1857, on the premis. $, at O'Clock p.
% fs ana sid ps to
Georgetown.
tending ess on tr' IS
proved by, store fronting on Bridge street, and
said lot. 1t is Immediately opposite the AQueduct
and the title it . il believed to be perfect
down when the property is struck off. and the
d di1s 80 soon rstS 9d jones IS and
oc l9-d&ds lExpress Auctioneer.
l(Y THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown
S$SSTS S&S6S sTKEET1' aESRdEf5w =
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dply recorded in Lii
esr Of ibis o tSs 1 a ta a
public auction, on FRIDAY, Oct ., at AZ O'Clock
p. m, the following real estate: Beginning at q
point % 6-l2 feet from the northwest corner of
Montgomery and Olive streets and running south
on ntgOmery street 80 feet, extending back of
that width 90 feet.
Terms: One half cash. balance in six and twelve
months, secured by deed of trust. Convey
ancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser.
$50 will be required soon the property is
struck of.
CHAS. NJ. MATTHEWS, Trustee
ocI THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
RY THos BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, D. G.
CHANCERY SALE.
BY virtue of decree f the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, made in the cause Of J p.
Won Essen VS.. Warning and al. No. sl5 Equity,
will offer at auction, on WEDNESDAY. the 9th
day of November, on the premises, at o'clock p.
m. the Brick Dwelling and ground attached, on
Congress street, Georgetown, Immediately north of
the Post Office, fronting forty feet on Congress
street, and running bach of that width, one hun
dred and twenty one feet six inches.
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash, and the residue in equal in
stalments, at six and twelve months, with inter
est to be secured by approved notes and reserved
lien Oh the property. The terms must be complied
with in week after SALE or the property may
be resold, after week 3 notice, the risk and
cost Of the first purchaser. Stamps and convey
ancing at the purchaser cost.
WALTER s. COX. Trustee
oc l53taw6ds THOS; BOWLING, Auct.
Intel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25

SANITARY WoRK.-Eight written and thir-
IT, Jour verbal notices we're yesterday served
on persons harbor,ng q nuisance; one dead
horse and seven smaller animals were report
ed and removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25
MARRIED..

YEATMAN,BAYLY In Fauquier county.
"a, on The l!th instant hy tho Rev MI Fisher.
Mrs AGNES BAYLi, of Fauquier county.
SMITH-CLAGETT In this city. on the 2Hh
il 81: ut the Church Of the Epiphany by Rev. &.
York, TO MuLLIE \. CLAGETT, of this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25

SALE or REAL EbrArK.-ke.srs. CooDer Il
Latimer, auctioneerss vests. Gay sold psrt OF
lot II. ip square 1e3, on q street, between th
and 2ist streets. containing 1880 squafe feet,
10 Aiexarder Ashley, at 20 cents per square
foot, ibsAs &c ? zsfss5t - - 3es lea = =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25

No Doc LICENsE.--Justice Walter yesterday
fined H. Barghausen s. for keeping dog
without license.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25

TIE YACHT OLUB.--A meeting OF the Wash.
ingion Yacht Club was held At @ orbutts Hall
corner Of sth and T. streets, last evening, when
the constitution was read aud adopted, one
clause Of which provides for dinner 70 be
given on the 9Th day OF July Of each succeed.
Ing year, and that plates shall be set upou
each occasion for all the original mem bers
the death Of member to be noted BY his plate
being turned down and his chair turned up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25

HAYER4 MOVES
GREAT CIRCUS.
WONDERFUL
PERFORMING LIONS AND ELEPHANT.
SEASON OF 1867.
EVERYTHING NEW:
EVERYTHING NOVEL.
EVERYTHING EXCELLHJr
AN ENTIRE NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
Including NEW ana EXTENSIVE
MARQUEE.
NEW APPOINTMENTS AND
NEW PROPERTIES
NEW WAGONS
BY JACOB RECH, Grard avenue and Hi.heh
street, Philadelphia.
NEW HARNESS,
Rv L. J. LLOYD. Albany, N. Y, of the most sK-
quis'te workmanship and design.
NEW TRAPPINGS and CAPARISONS,
NEW SEATS and UPHOLSTERY,
NEW DECORATIONS,
BANNERS and FLAGS.
elegant
didIy DECORATED CAGES.
The PAVILION nightly brilliantly
ILLUMINATED WITH GAS.
Manufactured by THAYER 4 MOVES; new DOR
table GASWORkS, and the only travelling sstak-
lishment in the world that is so beautifully and
perfectly lighted.
THAYER & MOVES
Take pleasure in announcing that their long
tablshed and favorite CIRCUS ana ANIMAL.
and compietely renewed in every detaiI~t6us en-.
ablins the management to present the public with
SOMETHING FRESH AND ATTRACTIVE,
Embracing all the paraphernalia and adjuncts Ne
cessary to a first class CIRCUS. The limits of an
employed in this unique establishment: but the
to hs
composed Of ali the old favorites.
HoRsEMEN, -
In the profession.
CAGE OF TRAINED LIONS,
Has also been placed in this Exhibition, which villa
be entered by
NIB CHARLES WHITE.
Who will give q sensational performance while in
the midst Of these formidable and ferocous beasts
THE ELEPHANT LALLA RoOKH,
Recently imported from the Geological Gardens
London, England.
show will be- the carrying Of q
LIVING WILD LION THROUGH rHR
STREETS,
the sane time perfectly safe, the animal being a.
der the Thorough control Of it's keeper.
/ THE EQUESTRIAN COMPANY
Embraces the elite of the srenic art
THE ELEPHANT,
us LEARNED PONY. AND
~ TRICK HORSE "GREY EAGLa,'
Will be introduced by MR.. MOVES
THE COMIC MULES
Will be introduced by DIR. THAYER, and shs
,~ THREE CLOWNS &
Will produce their own credentials unassist~d.
THE GORGEOUS BAND CHARIOT. with the
splendid BAND OF MUSICIANS. Will be foiio~eAs
by the magnihcently decorated carriages ana vsss.
and will prove to be an emineutiy IMPOSING
SPECTACLE, very rarely seen in this country.
CHILDREN nnder 10 years OF sge...,.......ss Cts.
TWO prHPORMANGEs DAILY AFTYR-
NOON at EVENING ati'c. sIai
Ser pictorial and Desrripsr c Bills.
WILL EXHIBIT IN ,..
f,pngCEToWN on MONDAY, oetob.r sStk
HanuX sNpRTA % TUESDAY aud wEOl : ~
- ~ inFsDAY. 0rtcicf ssh and 3oth q 81,
for q short season; Goa, aa cns,sE
TUyyRsDAY October b on Lot cetner af SIXTH
sTRfkT and NEw 3foEk AgkNEE,n 81 az
oe s'H saaH,s 4tf aaa.s tts sFeA
.sf& = ssgttstl sslss eIE ss.ssi- als8 Z
@l-4 > 81 a Z -3zaf5l .tF-sFt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25

MATRINoMIAL.-At7o o'clock last evening, q
large number Of persons visited St. Peters
Church Capitol Hill, to witness the nuptlals
OF Mr.. Robert II. Mitchell, tho genrlemanly
head clerk Of Jos. Shilltngton, Esq, book
seller, 70 MISS Marcia e. Melcher, the leader
OF ST. Peters choir. The groomsman was MP.
Frank Flefsbsil and the bridesmaid Miss Mary
Nelcbsr, q sister oil the bride. Rev, Father
Boyle, OF st. Peters, performed the ceremony,
and made q beautiful address 70 the young
couple; after which. they received the con.
sraiuiations of many frlends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25

ATTENTION IS called to the advertisement OF
iocket lost, containing pic ure and hair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25

ARREsTHD.-Henry Nailor, a young man
aboa; rs years of age, WA arrested yesterday
Ly detectives Kelly and Blgley on the charge
OF having been concerned in The difficulty IN
Baltimore on Tuesday which resulted ia the
killing Of Elisha Brady. Majors own admits.
sions caused his arrest He admits that he
was with Brady And that he {Nailor) cut the
halyards. The detectivee held him In custody
at police headquarters aud tslssraphed 70
Baltimore to know how they shall dispose Of
him. A dispatch in answer stated that tho
Baltimore authorities wantsd q man named
Taylor. He viii Be held for reg uisitIor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25

PUBLIC MEETING OF THR BRIcKLAYERs
UYIoK-Last evening, the first public meet.
ing OF Bricklayers Union, No. 1, was held al
Trades Union Hall. fcsrner Of s'h and T. sts., J
10 hear addresses OF members Of the WORKING
mems Assembly. which vas presided over By
Dodeon. Addresses were made by Meesrs. J.
90. Whaley, President Labor Congress; A.
T. Cavis. PresIdent w orkinEmen's Assembly,
and VIM. Boron. of the Sixth Ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25

TUE MERIDIAN HILL PROPERTY-Messrs
Hall & Evans yesterday contracted tor the
grading of q portion Of Meridian avenue,
Prospect street, Crescent street, and part Of
Coium bis avenue. which intereect tbs Meridian
Hill property. The work Of grading was to
commence to-day. The sales OF lots of this
properly, yesterday. ere az follows:
Lot s, W block /, to g. b Pearson, at ~ cents
per square soot; lot 8, block 1, TO @. w. BGckee,
al II Gems per equare foot; lot ,, block !, to
DIR. H. b. Noble, at ~ cents per square foot
lots ], =, g. Is, q and g block 4, to G.. 3. Bon
day, at a. cep Is per FOOT lot TO- block 5, to Noah
J.. JefTies. Register OF the Treasury, At rs cents
per square foot; fots n and 70, block 5, to Major
q. n. Head, at is cents per square foot; lot s,
block Il. TO Vim F. Slidham At Ii cents per
loot, lots md S, block7, TO I. Stevens, ct
II cents per square foot. q
DIED OF HIS ANJUxIH,--Mf. Andre n j
Rock. dIaw-ke%IBf at the northern end of the
Long Bridge, whJse serious injury from A fail
npsf The toll house, sustained on TUESDAY AZ.
terpoon. mas been noticed in the ST Ar died OF
his injuries, at his residence near the corner Of
q sBd Sixth streets, this morntng, about or
O'Clock. MI. Rock was man 10 a ch resoee tad
by all " no knew ham. He leaves behind him
au Interesting family, comprising n vrifa and
live CHILDREN, TO mourn his loss His timer al
viii take place to-day. under tue auspices or
the Masonic fraternity, of which he was q
mem DER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25

REAL ESTATE SALE -Mr. S L. PhiIips has
purcsasad one OF .ibe tine houses I'm wroe,s
Terrace, on &c, stTeeI. betweeR and X streets
pos ID, for S6,SvQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25
THE EVENING STAR.

~ For "AUoTIoH SALss" advertisements
o.. fourth page OF to-day's STAR. .. e=-z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25

BOARD oE POLICE CoMMIssIosERs.-The
regular weekly meeting OF the Board Of Police
Commissieners Was held yesterday afternoon,
lIessrs. f.. J. Meyer, Edward O'Connor,
Geo W. Wise, Charles F Sigourney, W. H.
ID ufdoon, William Reed, w. j. Smith, 5. w.
Wilson and Daniel l.. Watson were appointed
additional priyates for ninety days, to do duty
At the Treasury extension. E. l.. Payne was
Ieappointed an additional private for ninety
days, to do duty on Pennsylvania avenue. be-
tween 9Th and 11ih streets. Joshua Lloyd was
spponted an additional private FOR ninety
days, to do duty az Harvev's restaurant G..
W. Oakley was reappoinied an additional pr.
vate for ninety days. to do duty at the Navy
Yard. In the case of Private John W. Davis
charged with conduct upbecsming an officer.
case Of Private Jos. o. wailings ford, charged
with gross neglect OF duty, the board imposed
. fine Of $40. In ths case OF Private s. A. Bai.
ley. charged with. lutoxica'ion and conduct
unbecomInG an officer, he WAS dismissed the
force. The application of James Steel for tav.
ern hceu g., In Georgetown, was approved
The application OF the following.named per.
rejected John Mooney, Mich'l Reynolds and
John Moran. - Et.s 3is8e - KS p
10. r. Mon Tuesday night MI p. A.
Cawooo, Great Sachem OF the Order Of Red
Men of the District OF Columbia Instituted q
new tribe OF the order. at Shepherds Hall,
under the name OF Onondaga Tribe, No 10.
The following o1dcers were at the same time
installed: James Small, Sachem; E. w. Birch,
Senior Sycamore; julius Stroble. Junior Saga.
more; Foulker. Chiet of Records: +. II.
ward, Keeper OF Wamplm; G.. Randall,
Guard Of Waewam. The new tribe 10 com.
posed OF good material and enters the field
with very fair PROJECTS. gal
sTBR SrhBBT sLBTTxR BoxKs-A rel. fion tn
Hon. a. w. Ranaaii, Postma ster General. To
hays the street letter-boxes In this CITY made
more secure. and spttaeie for newspaners.
magazines, and other m all ma ter, as we'll as
lettert In beine cir caiated In this cit y A nd
airea dy been signed By large number OF our
most influential citizens and prominent bust
ness men. .a
REAL ESTATE SALE Mr.. l. Phillips has
purcsasaa one OF The tine houses I'm Wroe,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.

stage Directe r...............,....Mr.J AnRs DUNN
aoNpAY, OCTOBER 2sru
Fer Few nights only, Augustin DaI,s lat
play,
UNDER THE GASLIGHF
THE GREAT SENSATION pRAN.
THE GREAT SENSATION DRkWX
THE GREAT SENSATION DRAMA
played ever
Is NIGHTS
Is NIGHTS
IS NIGHTS
in New York with the
ORIGINAL CAST.
ORIGINAL CAST.
ORIGINAL CAST.
THE PIER SCENE BY MOONLIGHT.
THE PIER SCENE BY MOONLIGHT
THE PIER SCENE RY MOONLIGHT
THE NONrROrS RAILROAD SENSATION.
ThE WONDROCs RAILROAD SENSATION.
ADMISSION
.-Ss -
.ichestra ana farGuette. 10
secured -
Dress Circle ......... =
Family Circle .. =
secured seats can be obtained 1T the Rox Off %
openfnp on FRIDAY, Oct 2tth at O'Clock and
also at the Music Store If j. p ELLIS &C " If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25

Ictai.... "a 81 TOTAL II %
RUNS IN EACH INNINGS
Mutual. .......-...... : II 3 1 8 -,
National -............ 3 u o D g-20
Bases on hits-Mutual. ~; National II.
Bases on balls-MutnaI, , times, bases: Ma
iIonai times bases. Home rups-Pike ,.
Halted, /: Wright, ]. Struck out-T'Ietcher, l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25

The best French KID GLOVES in the city. Just
At w SELBY & co.'s.
1923 Penna. ave-, south Side,}
near Seventh street.
Alss, a few pieces Lyons Back Silk Velvet, and
Il splendid quality Of White Edge Black Silk, very
heavy, will be sold very low for cash.
s.....-..... J. W. SELBY co,
&C lS-6t 323 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25

MORNING STAR BITTERS.
Nl The greatest Tonic Of the Aga.
Certain Cure for Fever and Agne.
1t is also invaluable in Nervous Weakness Of all
kinds A. it Will restore the wasted strength with
wonderful peTmanence.
Thy 1T. For sale by
EGAN d PERRIE,
90 81 Corner II and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25

n. FROM PARIS
DYElNG AND SECURING ESTABLISHMENT.
Kid Gloves cleaned without leaving the least
odor No. 500 east side Of 18th street west near
Pennsylvania avenue. oc 9-im
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-13
a. HIIMBIIG.


ETOW OFTEN WE HEAR THIS EX-
III PRESTON from persons reading adj
vertisements of Patent Medicines, and in
nine cases out of ten they may be right. 1t
is over 10 wears since introduced my medi-
cine, the VENETIAN LINAMENT, to the
public. ] had no money to advertise II, so
l left it for sale with a. few druggists and
storekeepers through small section Of the
country, many taking it with great reluc-
tance; but told them to let any one have
it. and if did not do all ] stated on my
pamphlet, no one need pay for it. In some
stores two or thre bottles were taken on
trial by persons present. was, by many
thought crazy, and tnat would be the last
they would see of me, But ] knew my
medicine was no huInbug. In about two
months began to receive orders for more
Liniment, some calling it my valu BILE Lin
iment, who had refused to sign receipt
when 7 left it at their store. Now my sales
are millions Of hotties yearly, and all for
cash l warrant il superior to any other
medicine for the euro Of Group, Diarrhcpa,
Dysentery. Collie, Vomiting, Spasms, and
Sea sickness, as all Internal 'emedy. 1t Is
perfectly innocent to take internally, see
oath accompanying ach bottle,--and ex-
ternally for Chronic Rheumatism, Head
ache, Mumps, Frosted Feet, Bruises,
Sprains, Old Sores, Swellings, Sore Throats
&c, d. Sold by all Druggists. Depot, 81
Cortlandt Street, New York.
Mar. l3, iS67-lmo.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-13
The News from Ireland

That a fors,idabie instruction has brok-
en- out in ireland is fu'y established by the
cable dispatches received lately, The plans
appear to have been consistently laid for a
general outbFcak, and ii would secm us If the
Gsvernmaat were taken By surpxise. There
'as becn s,De Sighting. aud at lest 4he Fea.
iaBa, in a body, stated to number fifteen
hurdre.i, have heen brought face to face
with The rtsa.sG troops. 1t is said that they
Hrrc leirascd with loss OF one killed, scy.
eral wounded sna thirty prisoners, inelud.
ing n Evnian Gsnerai among rhe latter. -
Another affair at Clonmel 10 alio said tc
have resulted in the defeat oftke insurgents.
aat uItn the other hand they Aase been
sunaeainl at various stations in eaptariaq
aruls. Afid they are sD spread In bands that
tia 10yefnipent troops will have n weary
,ia,e ia aaAtjgR them, besides it IL certain
shat iinot put daEn speedily, the insnreo.
fresh troops are being hurried from ling
land ard There s no dantt that the most
stringent measures viii be adopted n. rs
,he 7iw4s expressed j.. Stamp out the re-.
hrllion." TkA Igtaia correspondent, nj
that journsl s4%;es il.at ireland is. fill Of
'isisb ABessGasrs -anG asgss sewers pun.
sshment. Tie slsa ssys that the sisine is a
faiMre. We one pst 30 seEs at this, and
essN a@ait iBteth hssncc irain 4 poEs enadit
sasfcr. Itfs eaftaip Ibt tLe seas Sill In.
ssrf . fsah irBastps ~ fentssl'R in thia
SlsptIS. a a8 r h
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-13

-AssO Our remarks concerning the live
editor at NV Philadelphia seems to hare
touched tie 'hunlblw' on the raw We
gave his "d;scrirtivcs.list' 80 accurately
lat the fellow thinks IL was written by
Frme one of his own townsn,cn. A mistake,
NfiIe) ror.sr,-t ''ear marks" Of the
Chronicle are 80 plain that "he who runs
may read" II man wishcl to hut his
head against the rock Of common sense, ~
he would have to steer clear OF the jio,ic
editor Sf the ChroniNc. Porter, wa would
give you aA aicln Of advice --I.eatn 10 tell
the truth oecss:cnal.y. We do not ask you
do go conHantly, at once-the change
would be too sad-ler. Attend to your own
business, and let your ne,. huors do tht
same. Don't put in your CAB NATL some
one asks you y questiea, aud in course Of
time you may baeame respectable.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-13
BINGHAM AFTER BUTLER.
E2crr Driesbach .OutdOne-The
Brute COvvcd.
Brilliant Skirnafsh betw e c n
Bingham and the Ber-
muda Bottle Imp.
Telegraphic Correspondents Of Cincinnati
Commercial.
WASHINGTON, March 6.
TIE IMPEACHMENT oUEITroN.

w <1'AAAhN'aHt'i A'oiNh "a
THE IMPEACHMENT oUE1TIoN.
The Republican caucus met to might, to
consider the question nf impeachment and
adjournment. Mr. Banks presided.
Mr. Covole, of Rsnn n,ylvanla, offered a
resolution TO add a special committee of six
to the Judiciary Committee, for the pur.
pose Of continuing the impeachment inyes.
tigation.
Mr. Ashley had before this offered res.
olution to continue the matter i1the hands
of the judiciary Committee. But this was
blind; Ashley was known as the chiel
mover of the Covode proposition.
The debate was limited to FIVE minute
speeches.
The most interesting controversy, was
one between Bingham and Butler. : Bing
I'm was advocating the continuance Of the
maj, ar in the hands Of the judiciary Com.
mittee. when Butler interrupted him IA
know if Bingham) was not opposed tc
Impeachment. III any event. Bingham said
he would answ. this insolent question BY
ing ono, that v. . ore pertinent; whcth
er Bntlar wal not in Ss.or Of condcmning
NJ johnson first, and wing him alter
Mr.. Butler again took til floor in orposi
to the Judiciary COMMITTEE. anu alludlng
to what be intimatin2 was their let. nina
tion to report ainst the tho inpea. HI. ant,
he said thst wien the enemies. Of the .1oy
synsnent brought forth their bantling, tn. n
wou'd be nobody to nurse it.
Mr.. Bingham canc back at Mr. Butler
in fine style, asking him If he thought he
(Butlerl was the phaiimsnt Of all that
was wise and patriotic, all that was learned
AID legal in the Conf ress Of the United
States. Mr.. Bingham went ON until be
was called to order for his allusion tn; But.
lsr's domineeriug insolence in q now mem.
Der of Congress.
Mr.. Logan sustained Butler, but the re-
suit was an oyerR aeiiping defelt of both in
the passage 1T the resolution to let the
matter stay with the Judiciary Committee.
TgR QUESTION OF ADJOURNMENT
Then came mp,
\ Mr. Allison. al losa, mcysd that Con
sross do not ad5sara more than threc ,lay,
Fat .time,uatil the iIHpesabmens iaves.ign
tiep issaoncluded.
Mr. pomsroy Of Nov York, moved. II
HIN eftIia, that q RECESS, ie taken tIon
Monday nett ia fhe 9Th OF May, 0nd ,kIl
wis c&Jlirt " eisk,y 10 tkity nine, W.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-13
DWEILING HOUSE
4 LLCOCK'S PORUs PLsAsTERs.

BEST STRENGTHENING PLASTER IN. THE
WORLD.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS re-
sotpe and nssange pain 6y calling forth the
acrtd hm,sorsJ from parts Internal TO the skin
On general ciicuLdtion--thus, IL, many ca ses,
positively cooperating the dtsedse.
JAMES LULL, NJ. D.
There is nathing equal, la the way OF a
plaster to the Porous Plaster of Mt. Ais
cock. Everything III pleasant about them!
They are fhs plaster OF the day, and fit
type of our present advancement In science
aud art. Asthma, Cough, Kidney Affeo.
tianr, Gout, Rheumatism, and local desr ;
seated pafns, they afford permanent relief,
81 u, f.. johnson, III. D..
|, onss,Iopical Remedies"
From q personal knowledge oftbese plas.
ters, we can state that they are decidedly
preferable to any other IN use, Whatever
relief Is TO be obtained by the use OF b ,plsss
ter, we ehpuM Eeoomnend them.
.sa A. INGRAHAAf,M M. d., S'i~
Editor New York fsst4,N
As,sney, Essadreth Hol1ss, NsfV Hets,..ir:.&'
Ltcldsby ALI druggists. ,rsl Il.
Mar. -, lSs7-lJpc-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-13

community have failed and been discarded,
this has gained friends by every trial, con-
ferred benefits on the afflicted they can
never forget, and produced cures TO numer-
GUS and too remarkable to be forgotten.
Wecau assure the public, that It's quality
is carefully kept up to the hest II ever has
been, and that itmav be. relied on to do for
their relief all that 1t has over done.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians,
Statesmen, and other en0inent personages-
have lent their names to certify the unpar.
allslcd usefulness OF our rerpetties, but
space hore will1lot permit the insertion Of
them. The Agents below named furnish
gratis our a AMERIcAN ALMAvAo In which
they are given; with also full descriptions
OF tho complaints our remedies cure. ~.
Those who require an Gytdrptfve medicine
to purify tho blood will find Ayers CoMP.
Ext SkEsAPARILLA the ,one to use. Try
ir once, and,yon will concede It's value
u Prepared by DIR. J.. q. AVER a. CO.,
Lowell, Mass, and by shalp d McKinnio
Dr. Johg Beatirand nt. j. Mclean, Cs<liz,
and by dealers inrnedicine'evcry whore.
Jan, 80, 1857 Emo,