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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-20
March Is, 3-mo.
DIyORCE NOTICE.
DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.

The subscriber will offer at Public Sale.
on the farm of John NJ. Upton, about two
aud a half miles North-eaS; of Cadiz, on
THURS )AY. MARCH u, 1867, 26J mead of
Sheep, one pair of fancy driving Mnre~,
three Mich Cows. one yoke or Oxen
Twelve head ct yearlin2 Calves ane Sow and
Pigs, one two>horse Wagon, Harness. onS
Sleigh, one Sled, Plows, Harrows. Kitchen
furniture, Moving Machine, Saddle, Bri-
dl9ts, ami numerous other articles too
tedious tn mention,
TERMS made known on day of sale. Sale
to commence at . O'Clock A. NJ
j. G. ROBB d BRO.
March.f, '67-3t.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-20
Township Meetings

We urge upon the Democracy of Harrison
County the importance of the canning
Spring elections. Every msn should be at
his post, and give his influence ou the
right side in the preliminary skirmishWhieh
will be the commencement Of the last contest
for liberty in the North American continent.
To the Democracy alone belongs that feel
ing Of friendship aud smity-of freedom
and Constitutional Liberty, which will
unite aud restore the Union Of the States,
which are now theatened with outrage and
destruction by the most revolutionary party
which has had control of our Government
Wearo pleased to make the following
announcements Of Township Meetings, and
We hope others may move before our next
issue:
NOOrefIeld
The Democracy of Moorefield township
viii meet at the usual place of holding elec
tons, on SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1867. at ,
o clock. p. NJ, for the purpose of pu tlng
in nomination a Township Ticket, TO be
supported on the first Monday in April.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-20
A N EXsEE8sT.
OF the exact amount of money remains
ing in the Treasury Of Harrison County,
Ohio, on the 18th dag Of Fehruary, 1867:

Net amount i'll County Treasury $ls.1l6 56
W. II. Mccoy, Aud itor.
ELIAS FoUsT, Treasurer.
Mar 70, lS67-lw.
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no NEWSPApER PUBLISHERS and JOB
nnNnINns lEYELET MACnlNES.- Il Thc
EeQal Notices.

C,VPRFME COURT.-City and County of
- NosYork-wILLlAM FERDON. lla'nuf, At JAMES KYLE
sr other, 'n th Judgment oi the above en-
titled Court made h above entitled action on the twenty second raf
March 1851 the reiIee, appointed 90 and b si judgment oI ue
Of such usncnt viii sell az public auction
tho Exchange Sale, Room Number III Bouay m te city Of New
York on the second ~ April 1885, Al j? O'clock noo through
JAMES VI MILLER real estate suconeer: Al ih 'oi4eI} par, ."
hat certain at the Of Hudson and Hammond
.fe.t, which Thomas Kyle deceased ttC father Of The
said isislt james KILL hy the lecuor o Da' Ban decs'eI
H. decd dated Apnl o. iIgJ recolci n The oe Of tie Register Of tie
Cts Of Ncs York 10 b' 89 o. Cone ance' page @
which ,ollery bounded aud contains as follows w; tomcn
lax ca line of id lot bcns tho westerly side oi IIl
sOuhsfly tie s0UtlEcsfeT
,J and IKon street. FORT nine inches and running thrnc'
outlev pg westerly ,de 81 Hudson street y nine et nine
inches thence along eoutl'Iy side Of said lot ioT Inches 20
e vAtery II @ ot thence norerl7 along the western sd. I
al m fte,u inches thence ees.'rr acOss 'd lot 10 We
plece o inning westerly line of Hudson tei' together with
H. buildings erected and the appmenaLes eleGno belonging
OF spp,rtain.ug g-Dsf~i March 20. ll6s
VI ''I JOHN G BrsnSEiI- Referee. Is Nassau street
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30


TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK; 80 90
For New Haven 100 500 (BLl l3Os l2IJ (kt 3oo lhth
For BddsePcT 100 &OO Erl loo l2l' Erl ." Erh
@t9 W y'sas snS sSS ,US s,g zOo IIooamias A@pm
For Fairfield Southport and wssipo' 7oo lL% m 49, N'Vp
For Yorr.G 700 CEr) 900 l9o isl' Er 900 OH
"t, va ' D,,icS. 7o0 900 i90 a. m 1lS 80, sop
For GreehSieh 700 800 l3O as 5i5 80 30 tgP M M
For stanford 100 800 Er 400 lJ0 l1lS (ELh |' ~"
CH11 as 40. 80 30, 800 (sr), ?. m -. -. -.
For Port Chester ard aierm sats stations 100 800 H." u "'
''''' wv 49, CONNECTING TRAINS
70, Ros.on VI, Springfield 500 (EI 400 (EIl 800
For Boston shore Line l2l5 (EI), 500 -. r., a,
FOR Uartford aud Springfield 800 XII Rs SEQ tEib eo
"a. p.n-..I nm. - fF,A i21sp In 10 Mon.
70. Hartford Providence and f,hh Railroad 400 Er) M i
H,1ep NevIOndon and siOnuI'oa R'foM a. 8" n
i2lS 900, 800 p IN.
For Ueuutouic Railroad hcO e m JOO p u
Por Esnfstuct Ralro,d 800 . 800 p
psr Dsn5u-y snd Norrs Railroad 400 100 n f.~p m
"&N'''' !lhy1 u aoGT. soS
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
UUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

II
L ROADs-On after MONDAY November l' 1870 TRAINS ~
Albany Troy connecting With Northern ald Western @ Nh'
leave Nsw-York As follows; -. , rt..-u.. =.
8 A m Express via Hudson River Railroad Imrieihst ~,
Tephsy through and Suspension Bridge without ane oi
cars connecting Troy with trains for Saratoga huih Dub
ton and Montreal -, MI, III.
lOs m EIpre and Mall train via Hudson River Raosd conrsng
aud Troy with train, for North
II a. ~ Express via Harlem Railroad Iseni stih - ana
Chatham with western hfoah TOT eDa
sprng. Pt,s6ed Sc Albany With Western n and At Troy "A
trains foI Saratopa Rutland Burlington and MohtteAL
35 D. Express train via Hudson River barNl oohnecths ~
with Western trains and ~ Troy VIA uahs o honAN WIZ"
sieeping attached. . ..--.. -, -.
AIS D m RIpre va Harlem Railroad eonncong ~ ,haham
, Western Railroad Lebanon springs, Pseed ke at AbAI
With trains FOR Rutland bunG O AAa
Montreal Sleeping attached a, Albany . al, ,,-..
vb Hudson River Rsirosd Wl1h seePhy ct
nfEo ud SUSPENSION Bridge without ens
of ear, Also sleeping day creeping Saturday. ',Sted n
NevYok through Ogensurg without change Via hone au "
Railroad oi Troy viii DO made at East Albany IN" uN
will run SUNDAYS , ,, ,-..,-- ..-. 80. .l,A
connecting Albany with early trains for Bunalo an Suspension b'
and IN 'rroy with Saratoga and points North
be Via Hudson River Railroad TOR Ne
10 Ponpkeepse intermediate stations leaving Now loI AZ
m Returning Pougkeps.s at 2i3 M arriving IN Ns"i0i
tt6:lj ,,, MI, ,...t-. y.-,v .s.ori, a, Al
o. m aud arriving Mleron al $3.50 Returning leave Ahef
ION AZ s n H. arriving al Ns.York At 1880 5. M 49, . ~,
"A "'' 49, S WIN II. VANDERBILT. Niee-Preheu.
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Proposals.

Owes PsNSsYLvAStk PAnRosc CosfANk
PHLAnELPHIA fsbrssry 4 lSl
PROPOSALS will be received at the oihce OF
lie P.nnrvsnis Railroad Company philadelphia unh me Sss
A, m NAV 1861 inclusive unlsss satisfactory proposal so"a b. 70
sys and accepted pyoasy RON responsible pse, dsanasS oa
With said Company cr Che establishment oil aeo' "h'
sh!pa between phBlspbls aud LNNpoal ~, , s-.,... "A
Blank form sol propes Ssh ie,ssi lnlTaaN's r 20
apos saShestoa = koaV"V sh''"' '''''>''->
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
Deniisirp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orgi-
,nnsr most approved the medical proiessoo do sohn bat sA
rElTI certainly de- ths WITHOUT PAlN-ss
is 900 p.en. testify the ohe No - Coopss
Institute
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
STEAMBOATS, aro Railroads.


ONG ISLAND NAVIGATION COMPANY.
II On and after MaH r. 100 The steamer. Of th, Company VII
@a Y%i: '''.' '',.s ~, ~ ', 49, u ~ '' ~ ,.,,, s,
FOLKSicsmer ARTISAN Capt C. G. Gibbs, WEDNESDAYS and
SATtEDAlS st4r
FOR PORT JEFFERSON hXD STONY BRooE-steoner Sun
BEAM Capt X 4 lireth WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS ss per
Tic ScT and beautiful vhe steamer QUEEN sill be put
W ''' DAVID WILLIAMS President No. 5 Beekusasi
J. s TrrrfLI, Agent, Va. Jamcssip
NAVIGATION OF THE HUDSON RE
The Roa,, Of the PEOPLES linz have commenced hc. regular
sna FRIDAYS sni lie DEAN RICHMOND TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS, end SATURDAYS, "6cclocA, ? Ii.
II ID. 4 T.. SMITHS STEAMBOAT LINE
IL. For Yonkers Ngsck Sing sing, anil Haycw at
O'Clock For loaAeFs, Hastings DOb' fefp and N'cI Of - from
EOR ALBANY and TROY aud all points
North lud EaTe 6tc' ssaHsr' Of III" Ne OH end Troy
Steamboat C9nrany e',e da SATURDAY reP5r a, p a. i'9
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and
SPRINGFELD-FARE 70 Cents Steamers leave Peek Sip tor
NewIisyen al 3:l5 snl n o. W. connecting With fal'osd
EOR NORWAI.K and DANBuRY.-Steamer
= fays TEk THT s Sa Asi sAf@r6afs @ AZ ';' % No.
REGULAR HARTFORD LINE-FirSt-c class
IL Cts Of Hartford ald auii' state leave Peck D. T. H.
Ss8 {. , Hc15ic Noriiamgar ,gi al Conasera River er'
CAFkTN, SPEED AND COMFORT.
ron IosIoy. .,.... ,o....., ,,,..
tORD. THE WHITE MOI MAINS AND
INC ''" CITY oF BoSr0S ,ai cary OF NEwyoEg.
Nes-lOIt daily tsgnta{' eirelea a. orA ? n non
T6R SEw,ioSDoS
,; 'TnS s ID, s &o,,., s.i@'i sa Ed and & Ea s2 , ''
md N.slua and NegIollon and Noihcru Railroads
Freight taken " tie lowest ''''' MiRTiS 1gs S on The Pier
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30

CTEINWAY HALL. - ..,..,.u
- PHIIIiGRMoNIC SOCIETY OF NEWYoRG -,
pUpIIC RFHEARSAL No 49, Saturday March 80 A. oel0es
p H. A4N"'''"' wv l. kPiER, Secretsrv.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
lflenirll.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FAMILY MEDICINE CHEST family nese'''ty iou must
b.r. something to give for the Cold the Heiach Daiea Tooth
.,h, Crag whoopng Cough Or other Of be tHd ' that are "
sure e., come as waking With daylight Focuamcd iofemeA To
I ,,yt is TO be preserved Here you you require sim
. a, y CA. make no mistake Ready you need not wait En-
n, 80 ron are ndspeadcrt safe yon may aress Nedb
cine, that enrs Ju DO so, ki save not destroy with these
Won nav keep d.es, and e doctor at bay and let health the mother Of
b,,oe., ,,a the hsnd Of plenty preside your household
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
II Of fCbsmbersst Psvonia Ferry: - ,..
s0o Dsy Eipes, for Rochester Buffalo Salamanca Dankr.
and all points Vest and South
P.45a IN Way Train. dsiy for OtsrNe
1000 = ID Express Mail, buffalo. Salamanca. and West
400 D m Wav for Port Ieryis. NeHburah. WarFick
500 D. n. Night Express Buffalo Salamanca, aud DuDArk
go No. Nsit Rsrre,, daily for Buffalo Salamanca Duikhf,
and all points West and south -.
7.np Froie Train, daily for the West
l-,tc and Paterson ~ b7
3j 4:Ji h:l5, sid II y n--d'il Oh
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS Thclter Train % II o'clock
Il, d.,rt Al Southern ard Western
Hnes. HUH hiDhiI' wen 'NF"
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Otean Gteamers.
DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANYS
d THROUGH LINZ TO CALIFORNIA,

DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY"
THROUGH LINZ TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
steamers leave Pier No a. North River foot Of Cansst y o'clock
noon. follows:
Apl XEW YORK, Capt JEFF Msury connecting With coNSTT
TUITION, Capt Iapidge
GOLDEN AGE, Capt. Watkins
April 2O--OCEAN QUEEN Capt T. A. Harris connecting With
MONTANA, Capt SutOn.
All departures touch ApucO those h and ~ connect Pans
pos N and llth for Central Amer
ports, and those Of lst touch al MAnEanilo.
Departure OF m each month connects With the newem ne nom
Panama 70 Australia and New-Iesand.
Steamer will connect With the Conpanys
Colorado to leave San Francisco for Yokohama and Hong Kong April
3 1857.
One hundred pounds Of baggage allowed each admit Mce and
attendance free
passage information apply AZ the ofee on
the wharf foot OF Canal 81, North River New-i0rk
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
wM ~ W. LOWIRHE, PaIDuf. Attorney, gd WaIfon street
Meh27 2aels


SUPREME CoQRT-tCity and County of Of New S.,,
> nENRy ~ yALENISB a saoi "a jSna as.i. rsn.
s1Svn SSS q as T ,e "a cdr i croh &1d Tscao,.
Of ssSIoI '' sS fossS rorS dqdaaB virtue and 9 gs
nanes Of den' a ~ tue a.9s o, S I az @ c m IN the CITY Of
HvorL Eghiegnh lay Of March 1901 the idrnr&d & me-
suction sSi.S e' be &srsr III BG,sra ,s
escE noon by Anthony Becso5 Real Estate Aaeilones -. M
osd o R5sg 5 .s n 49,, sin Fl & c o Of iaS ae @
d NeYork knosn s lot nuaber eight hunIe and @ hret
a1ts @ S o. iS,P % e1.S Map Of sys F;a bounded
gs BJ49s ,4 4 P@t % on 3 t o in. of2.y from tie
vec eora Of .Go9 % Ts '9i NM 20, m % '1 one haafed feet
thence noredy parallel with tho Bogt tSenlIe Fs tSs y, nee
Boy and souhsry along the westerly yde Of the Bosey
d ei TO d. s gJ' oc Sl CeDo 5oy BY Thomas White
deceased BY bis VIII dated April % l recorded n tae once ~ nS
Surrogate 0' 'A' '' 'D' sTRPnBS IL TURSRrLL Referee
MooRE L Doo1rr1LE Plaintiffs Attorneys. M2l 2aw7wfhSs
SUPREME COURT, ORK.MED,MuND :-5 il,
> r MSHNORE against RICHARD IL BOVINE and S,h.Fs.-
10 Of 9e, , % & % rrs 1 named in the said Judgment
order viii sell through Edward Lawrence zeal estai, sletSnes At
& 5s, ds, Of peb9rv D. 1851 nt O'Clock all ihe lands and
S1 Wy ia sai @ nen order All that certain
nss. or cse AID lot situate lying and being ii.
Tih WS of e CITY NerYoA bounded snd containing o
At point distant feet four AMI hs inches
vent feet theme. running line parallel with Grand
street m ground ts Of John Ays hsac aoes
nohey along said alley I've feet ten inhes to ns ranns NM p @
foSrtesn iesl three I'll strikes line Eann5 At s. ,nn,s Th
nOhwesteY along TIE ast nh"eu hho
a. T t no The place Of beginning together with ngrsss egeo and
n with s others legally ntuhd
t rights subject however the bearing and paying Of Just aud
OF the regulating anu mAmk we
al.y and assessments falling thereon
dated n l.. February Let 1866. -
GEnRgy W. ZESER. Plaintiffs Attorney. ,.. 49,, -,
NJ T AZ the above premises postponed until tho 18th dhy Of Msch
Ia+ a. tie .sme hour and pace-nhd Feb 2jth 1871,
'' " Wv ALFRED 4. ACKERT, Referee, Pins street
Cycucr W ZgyER, Plaintiffs Attorney. ~ -,
mo s ~ i premises further pCsspontl until The Nh dsy
- | i,i- n the came honr VnreDhted March h lB6I
~ '''i.'' ''' ALFRED 4. ACKBRr, Referee Pine street
Gsla6z w. ZHNER Wi.luds Aonsf
yasMk9S-
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t1e01inn Qaros. &t.

AT WM. EYERDELLs SONS, No. lO4 E9ls ..ls
~ tssst-WkDDISG CARDS ,ud FINE SrATlONkaI' 'S"s'
Albsi isisl
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
NEW YORK and NEW W-HAvEN RAILROAD.
1906 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1857.
COMMENCING DEC. 10. 1000

Station IN NsvYorE Twenty evenhst and Fourth
@' ave Entrance TNentT beTenths-
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30

A.a HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES in every form ~d yaffy-
Tsts 7rurtion dtaea pse and ali Homeopathic SooI' s
No SIS sir,h-sye and 562 Brosiaay Ne..Yos,
VOIDS. INFLUENZA, AND DlSORDEho
4 tD' op TIjE CBEsT AND THROAT -, 80,
PATR PEcTORAL and slROP - Lpa5,e,bis Ds ss
seg agsns these disorder; ny the Presidents ana 'eD'S "
he Aesdsuy of Medicine Of fIlDce o. a., ~,,a. Nsv
Hsy bt bad Of Ma DacOuge and oi hi Dlhio' "H'"'" "
Onraux
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
CORPORATION Notices.

ORPORATI0N NOTICE. PUBLIC
u NOTICE hereby siyCa 20 The owner o oNne1 .,
fbeb ts the following Assessments nave been completed ana are
fclsed hc oace Of the Board Of Assessors Tor c'amson o al
3ith M sNrune 20 the ksNt
Hi,er blocks The limits embraced by such Assessment IN.
C M he several Houses % Crouud vacant Lots pieces and
of both sides o 3 street nom S aveue 10
lie sud both s Of tnt avenues tf'e !" Hs extent
o a th- block either
son. yose Interests affected hv the shove named Asses
sent. m opposed either Of them requested
l. eciou u writing, TO one o tue un"ert q" men
(hauhers Basement New Court House, within
q .riy iI Tue date Of thi. uot.c'. -
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
TTVITE NORTH GERMAN LL0YDS STEAM
SHIP NEwYORK @. Ernst master etrTYinF the H.n'' o''
u iii az. nom the Bremen pier foo, Of Thrdtt ho0oI"
N'Il ~" On THURspAY, Apnl 4,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON.

LONDON BAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND Bkkhhn,
, M osps fstss PAYABLE gold its equivalent in cuIrsn r.
w. S Art ,bin Alk second cabin SI3 tssrsge -
h. Solowsdl by She s.,minp HERMANN w d. Wsnke m' A
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-20
ARE YOU ,BILfOUS2

Mmtudes OF both seIea will answer Tile question In
the afr1nsnye NEXT 20 Disorders Q, the stomach,
paraps tho most prsviIant Of all In
sernai alssasos Is usual symptoms srs yeiiowish
tu1e in the whites Of the oyes peauy near the inner
Corners an nneaay or allghty painful sensation IN the
hight sids pain bstween the shenld ebades thoad
aeho iasat,ds menhl dullhsa' Ugh 0t ippetite aud r
regularity pitho bowels Whoasaf reSssnizes this ding
nos!s IA Applying 70 his condition, may be quite
certain that moro bile eIiss In the blood and less passes
through his bowels than ia erpedent for bis healh and
that hts liver requires tonins and regulating One OF the
special uses OF .''.! III" = =.
III . HosTBTTERis BrTTERs
la TO meet just such ergenoIes hia Is tonic rIuc
pe rqses the from it torpor and It's aporiont ele
naent gently relieves the intestinal canal ofEihs aecre:
tions consequent upon an insufficient ruprly of natures
cathartic, tho tne. Il 4; ti,!.;
Persona OF bilious habits wl find II the best safeguard
against the attacks TO which sy ara cops,utIonsIly
predsposad and should carefully avoid the ordinary
alcoholic sdmnlAnts, g.. 3: ;,:y September 10
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AUCTION SALES.

Roots and Shoes
ItS MILES Dltk1SE..
THIS MORNING. ut IL nrck. will sr, at my store.
corner II King huu liberty streets,
hn CASES ROOTS ANp SHOES
GoSdIarIS0 oP:
CascI MEMS \ No. WAX BROuANS. I.alf and l,Ifl
Congrcss mud Calf and Kip Boots Ladies' Lasting Con-
gresa Goat. KID and BnG Ialnorals. Boys Youths
ttainurals and iirOgana. cartoons Ises Misses al
chih'rr'l- Shora. assorted September ?u
E,ur Siir. Str iif Sirry. SJ.3ahs d. fu,, in,,,
and Liquors.
cAMfhr.l.l.. KNOX ~ 90.
'a.h auction House, No. I5 IIuStI str, II,
~ opposite Postotitce.
VIII ahl THIS DAY. commenting III 10 orlnrk
SILVER TABLE. TEA. ami DESERT SPOONS I,iI,
CastorS uold and Silver Watches. FariinY. Yro.r,,r,
Brcastpins. RlnG=. old SILVER com, &c.
Cottage Sntt-. S.iJ an'l utIer fnrLit,Irr;
Barrels. krya snd Drruijvlin. whish.y Sr
Conditions Cash. s.ui,p,l.r .,
Piano, Horses; F,rmiim,., Shyr.rusts, de-, .tr.
ik1l.tpY ~ go.
Will sell THIS DAY nj 10 O'clock At their sale sroous
No. l.3 Meeting street. opposite Pavilion IIuirl
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE
CONSISTING
BEtHtFhD3. Mattresses. Hpuau-. WIrIrut,r- Char.
fl0rI WaSh5tlfula. Cribs. f'rr tnnri iuua | Ilt,,
. hir lfUrscs-warrl'ItrI s0luI Kegs yellow O.Ir.
Conhrn'Erl NilS. aud io uf ,unrics AMI fine slew
asr. September -
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Know thy Destiny.

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gist olairvoyant and Psychometrcisn who has aston
tahed tho scientific casses Of the Old World has now To-
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sesses such wonderful powers Of second sight a to eng
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to ts single or married Of either sex While In state
Of trance she dcnsaes hs very features Of The person
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tense power known tho Psyehomotrope guarantees To
produce elIks picture Of the future husband or v,fs
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Rfa;rnAr1os IL rur orr YrsrEap,r-

PERsosAL.-We had the pleasure OF hearty
shake OF tho hand yesterday in our sanctum from
tho we'll known entcrprisng young Banker and
Broker, ANDREW NJ. MoRELANp. Esq, of No. 8
Broad sireet, who has just returned from roerea-
ton trip North. Mr.. MoRELAND informs us That
he has induced Northern capitalists to invest their
capital in Southern securities, aud has made
arrangements by which our people may negotiate
loans upon Southern securities at reasonable
rates.
Parties having Southern securties Of any kind
for sale will find it to their advantage to call md
consult with MIR. MoRELAap, Banker, No, Broad
street.
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CAAFBrLL, KNOX Co. will sell this day. st 10 0o,coct
at their cash auction house. No. 55 Hasei sroe, sirer
spoons. furnturean nd uauo1a
hILRor Co. will sell this day. 10 O'Clock, at their
auction aaies room. No. 1893 Meeting street, piano,
horses, furniture. shoes. DC.
MHHs DRAKE will sell this day. at 10 o'clock, at lila
STORE corner OF King aud Liberty streets boots and
shoes
EmchAf cAMpafLL viii sell this day, at 10 O'Clock.
at their auction salearo No. Ias MeeiInQ street ona
pony saddle and brdlo; also whskey groceries, rar
nitnre, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-20

Jon WoRK.--wc have now completed our office
so as to execute, n, tho shoilcst possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WuKK, and we most re-
specthlly ask tho patronage Of our fronds.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-20

LIE CLARENDON PREss.-We had tho plolsuro Of
visit Last night from u. r.. Iuo,o. Esq. Of tho
Clarendon Press Tho Press il not yet year old,
but has already distanoad it's competitors, and
won for itself nn snyiatie psme among tho interior
papers OF tho Slate, Tho Press is published in a
rich section of country, aud in uur opinion oiors
tlno facilities al an advertising nodium to orr
merchants. MIR. LUCAS is staying at tho Mills
House, and will rcmain hero few days longer.
ThE CTR SouARE SAr ooN.-- during the autumn
nal heats 'here ID nohins better calculated 10 ro-
store the e'!''sn.n''ly and make The physical man
edna 10 mo burdens OF tho lie: .:.:: c!isi. ro-
ieetlon about noon. This is 30 well known that
fuah ia made to tho different restaurants, where
refreshments arc provided for the weary between
the hours Of cleveu md one Since tho mandate
from headquarters, hut few OF these restaurants
havo boen ltconsod, and il ia only IN certain local..
tlos that a ftes lunch und ls concomitaut, u good
drink, can be obtained. The City Square Saloon ia
ono OF those pleasant resting places, and tho
weary, dusty, toot-sore pedestrian can there find
rest Tor his feet, and the choicest olcacios OF tho
market TO tempt tho palate. Messrd. WULBEnN
d STELL1Sa, tho proprietors Of this sa!oon hayo
spared no pains to please their numerous guests,
anu have always OIL hand choicu supply of
liquors, which are by n few magical touches,
transformed into various fancy and fascinating
drinks. Their lunch is n scread consisting Of
every delicacy OF the season, prepared in fault
iess stylo; and thoso who pay tlcni ono visit need
no inducements to mako them repeat.
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CABINET ORGANISM MASON & H4MLIS have gained
great reputation for tho excellence and durabilI-
tF OF thcir workmanship, and they allow no instru
ment to go out OF their factory which, through
any defect, would be likoly to iujuro tho goo ro-
port OF them which now everywhere prevals.
They take equal pains With their email and their
large organs. All Of thom arc warranted and are
perfectly reliable. Tic variety and beauty of the
effects which can be produced with some Of tho
large instruments arc truly surprising, and can DO
properly understood aud appreciated only By such
Intelligent persons liavo hoard those organs
fully and effectuaIly displayed.
tProridence journal.