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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-16
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80 fGnnen tsbt Gte Con eroatipsn BnIti.
mure's, urr Nlsn aber Die crnlerSatiocn 90
~liielcpmmifdre Ooune uno Saltant NIT Ge6
la5en :! Dteie 6erren batten ep6 aemiB 81
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heg DrsnCFratiiGen Natir:sn." I0abfn III
rcd fir btele auf Den eefebI S:panm'S BIZ
&ailauien ous rem Teuer eshoIt; baten e,
rp2. nm Der yesmptrotii6en" 8riiesrIGaft in
Baltimore Frtsosr ouf bic Strumrfe 3n be!fsn,
Spptt, 5Obn uno elss mGalite unasma6, ia
iOgar auf oas bsrOilhe @eGstB nes &iGtsrs
80no msbrta9iee ihredlI6e unb aerooe pur6
bic trogjEomil1e Situation Der Nrreltanten
orpps!t peinIthe @efangsn'6 daft erpulpst!
Dit Rrdt Ueriangten lie Bon Der Y!atort-
fat u%ni.rer Stoats3elsegebuHa. gu pev lte in
rem Leb:en 0O1eR 10 mante Wllls unp Yitt
6abrt mo6tea, ooB oielslbe linen fur 70 pieI
3reae uu0 Nuforierur3 weuialtens ourh tbre
permnnentt Grp6bluna ju 9oltltt'GUmmils
larsa lpbuen merOe. llnp nit 8edt bette
oIG OOuvevneur &wanu, Der ben roemofra'
tiIhen Iutirten" un Gin 9bantcul, um Die
lftre1 Ddnoen Qleth einem unhgtn!iGen 9uft-
9eblDe e1tIctene 8unbtsienatcrlteGe ben Ist
ielrer Gtrs uRp feline pcijtiibe 3ufunft rpfer,
te, odB bte osmufratii6e Niaicrttdt Ger @eeb.
se6ung istne 6anoluu9speie pom ppriaen
perbfie tpeniglieiis burh @rwGbluna Ger pon
tbn i%ntsrtmifiih anseltcIten pOlt3eicOmmii-
fare goun9 unp Saliant ansrfsnnsn rerbt.
User nttn :! Die ofmpfrattIhen Naitrten
ri6ten ibre meme 3pli;e itiQ nidt nuy aeeen
Den rapitllen Shaver CHAPMAN, ben lie aus
hsr 8OltSeicUmmti ion eerpriugsn, ~icnoern lie
psrfen Die Sbi,e, pslhe Git ZEN BON thnen
cretrten pret neuen Observation-Disclosures
fuhrt, BEN freunplIn wsrbenpsn Qerren Ooun9
unD BaIiant pUr tsr Jlaie 3u II. ~ertielen Itatt
itrer has wDbltiingenos 3tiO : etf;Dre Sarrttt,
SameS 6 @arr unO gB. s. Q. 6uGsibaugb.
SouH9 brtn9t ss be m Ballot" i'm v@ou=
Gus" nar uuf ltds uno Saliant nur duf ,pei
Stimmen. Wtt Oielfn 8ettelpfsnnacn rpsrs
ben Sic Udrtprer pom britten yiousmter uno
tbr bOber YrOtectcr, SD Nir Mii9 36Omas
8Cmbaftus GUmicu6 Swann dbseIobnt. 9ia4
iUIGen Srfern ipi6e 1isber!
Der lGnone Serratb, ben biefe 6errer an
Der untOnSpartet Mar9Ianbs ~beoinoen, miro
jgbt sur Gantaluea udI FIR lie; benn Die 6rii6te,
Die le fh nurA pteisn Strratb litern molten,
Die Buncseienatprmliroe beg einen uno bic
Yplt3eiriircen Der beiocn anoeren, ntihen pcr
loren antertun9riaen 8!iden. na6oem lit i6
e%erisiben l6On perlthert gu taben sIaubtcu,
bel ierer NnnGberung 9eipsnltiih ;urud mig
Die nit labsnoen Grildlten belapenen 3ret9r
Der hem b%uu8srnosn uno rlritenpsn Gauta.
lus.
Sa-uueanf III Der gRelt 9rbn. uno DEN
gerratb Iiebt Gle 0sIt /; cher ten Serrdtber
Sere6tet lie uno bait iba gum Navrsn.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-16
Emfrikagif ls aat5ri6tea gaG aotijeg

Der aS1la9" ber StaatSsee
febee6er sesen ai6ter 8cnp. -
8sreits ans uniersm aefriseu Mnnnpolilsr
Bsrthte eriab Der 2sicr, paB Die oemcfratil6'
eOuierpa.tue Wajoritat oss StaatsisnatS t!s
Bin on%9encmmen BAT, mslhe .barauf bers6.
net If, BITE Gswalt peS Ridtsrs Bono in Be
trsF Der 6ubeas Gcrpus gefsble gum SAuse
fartiser r~9sbrIiust" gu bei6rau'en.
Der noble Nitter, Der ihpn 10 Stsle 8s'
rsils GsinsS tir9erlidsn MutbsS uno ieiaer
Dor feiner GsrfcIsuns saradihredsncen 6u'
manitdt CAB, ,pirb Id natlrIiA nm etne Der.
artiss Sars perfalunsswiorlse Bill ns&ta
fimmern ; benn ittne ri6ter!i6en @erpaIten
ino Cur4 cte Staat6OerfaEung ielbia peFniri
unp Die Staotsselsbasbuns Sat fein 8e&t,
on pieier Definition aud nut bas @srinsteiu
dnpGa.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-16

Sntereifanter DrUssb einer
S6aufptelertn in 8ofpn. Sn
gCtrn 1T 9e9enwartis eth 'ebr Invertebrates
9rcjeb anban9i9 gemadt, welAer siuen tteFen
&inSIid In cine 9teibe BON eurrupten Spstuz
Iuticnsn 9epabrt. GpttY 5Oust, cine ameris
faniIhe Goubrette, peIGe niht aIetn eth rets
Ssnbes 9drpAen, ionbern aud cine umfafsnee
8ilbung belibt uno unltretti8 cine Der qeifs
rethFen Shaulpielerinnen Der ameritaniiGeH
816ne mar, 1T ole Rldeertn. 0ieletGt err
tnnert lf& Giner ODER Der Mnrere unieyer 2es
fer, bag ie mGbreuo Der lesten Sabre ne6
Rrteses @aRrplen In BEN Sbsatern iensr 0ez
eeneen eob, trel6e pi@t on osn 0ren5tn uns
ferer Wtlitdrpifrifts gs(e9eu unp taum Der
Union 3uriiderobert wareu. Ndbreno bieler
@altrrGen bate lie aud oaS intersTante N6ert
tsuer nit benz reutlden General Vster Soygpb
SIter9aus, pelhsr zines Nteuo6 lpat in GGat.
tanUc8a tm 6ctet unlan9te uno oas telts
Simmer bsaulpru6te. Qotta mubte eiIig t6r
S6lof9smaA aufgeben unD In Elm onOers5
3immer nonhern. Oils SRerbaus etn;Os,
fauo er bei Der Occupation ieine5 3 miners ras
pt!be Na&tiadhen Der Ghauiptelerin unp
1Aidts basI slbe IdlsurtsR uuG itfsm 3immer
nit Der 8steluns: so befalIe mid ntht
NIT leeren NaatjddAen." Der Drossb,
wel6en biele Dame nun ioe6en eessa Die Sir,
ma Serbian, STARTS unS 60. eingstsit,t Gat,
I0l't bus 8dt8IeI, pO3u le lt& in iensn entlee
esnsn &e9jOnen wabrenb Der itIrmti6sn
6riesSsetten umbertfttb. Sic bate pen Nufs
trag, ais Isent isnss GeI&afes ale 8aum'
MOLE innerbalb Der 8etelenltntsn aufguFaur
fen uno our@ tire psri6nIiGe 2IsbensmurDia.
teit fur bic Waaren BON DEN NegierungacfT.
3isren etnen 5rsipa6 mad benz 9lorDen gu er-
wtrten. 9te Gtnianfte IOutsu noG cOntrott.
maBissr Stipulation getteiIt iperpen, oter
uo6pem tene 6irmo 100000 NIT jsnsH
Sptfulattpnen peroient bate, treiserte IL liG,
Der la6asn S9auipieIertn DEN 1ut6sit 5u ee'
BEN, nsl6sn Ie rnrH lire Nlabe unp 2uf.
cpferung 70 16per Uoer 10 let4 pfrpient bate.
Daber Ger Brc,sb
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-16

limb Der ae'9idte pCIitiide 8ehenmeilter 6cr-
nep qibt itm 8sGt, unb prcpte,ejt Do5Ielbe
oOn Norrcorolina unp 0cutiaua.
8isl trdgt III ben iiberraIaenO idneueu
Eprtihritten Der gutter @ahe in Nlabama raa
@erbaltsn tss Sen. Waser Spugne, beS Dor.
tiaen @be1s pes Srsenmen's 8ureau BET, tpel'
der Der chen asihilpsrten Staateconoention
auf %be1cnoere @inIabung betmoIute.
Die 8etsGeniaaten pereen rabifol, robts
faler nod oIe manGe nSrolt@e Staatsn Uni
och gldubsn rsoFtionGre unb partttuIorihlAe
GrsngtdotpUIitifer, Iarqlanc. Rentudp unn
cas arrBe Stranger uro priesl,Rsi@ Osla'
mare wierer auf nas pclitii6e urb mpralilhe
Mpeau SOm 8rlbtlbr 1861 binabDrIdsn 81
tBnnen 2!
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-16
yfsrohsuti1er QlOgh.

On eorss etSes uss&siusUHlmsas NIT BEN wrfbessrs
+.srrnt in 10 aitiustpa rubsu he DauSfT&jHe les sGrss.
hsuti&su etrpe srn
OpnnsyFas, Al. NGra,
an ~reSeInSSIs an jsesu Ennntrfss bon " % Sprf
une ben
DteERog, 3. EpriI,
an rssetuasls c. tsbsn DisnfaS reS o DntBsmptcE
an weIsen Gage cam tts
8ereint9te Gtaaten uno Deutf9e TOt
ausl@!tssIi& bura Fe b.Fctbsrt iperbsn trirb.
Sen Bremen perheu his Dampfsr pom .. Wkra
On rsselradSiS ieesn Gennarere eyrerirt.
0eIrt0S b Co.,
IS BtpAh Str. Sfsr ecrE
Sn @aliSrre weute man Hr an bic G~rreSrttcn ess
.MuItr. gDedss~. Sefs- aomS
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-16
9itsfts SampfidiT 2inie

SIssp GIOsf MnD MnftpeFpert.
0as ssHs susssci9as:s siierne eusIiSe Da@9R&Hi
SttoUa, Capt. ArGer
ben gmtRsrpen SOnaeBeab, SO. TtSrs
. RsmOsrt Is. apti,
srpsttrt rerben.
anrsrs e@iFe oId9sa sfauees foIaeH Gle IA GOss
unb omar ron
aut~srpeu Q. gssa. RsR sSrF 81. Gsrtr.
~ 90. II. OlaL.
la . 8 9ast
Rsifase.VrstfG
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BwtiGsnb16 ...... $40
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ie naS eOse bsr Gattneu.
5wi'@enbe6 .,....$32.50 Ooh
G9sHrftOuss@tIIstte:
Srre aalats '''".'::s .Sl1V @r'e
6rti@sneed :. ........-.-..........$e7,k 50
&tnser bic SSIfte.
Son ben tentf&en 9nIanS .Statisrsn tuerAeu HoNaatse
,u bebeutenb ermisisteu BrsiieS ~sefSrbest.
Gra4t Nib ~ ~Ianfsnhen Staten aneencmueu I, Fadets
Els Daorsens on @ypssitirustaeen.
Die DouYFi&iffr tisisr stnte Rnh mad Rem ~neusfen
Sfpts nit alien fir ben Comfort Hnh BITE @i@erbstt
srfOreesItten NsnsrRnseN eiaseti&tet, beTSen nafsrbipte
SDtpstunsea unh fehen an GIs9ans uaS SSnengfett
teen N gebni@sn mai.
Gin ~.rtabrsner Srst 10 sni tstsI ed fs ebsniO IL faf
cute SehisruEs, Rsipe eeIii&, szsIii@ uno trauserl@
Den qafSSslsrsu tss sslf4sussas Rtrc OsS Uahtsss
g3da gsret@t.
ssssen Ssrast unn safaSs iSsnbe man TO an
Giuer S Co.,
smy,Su,t GbamSer en-, Rem gcSS.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-16
@AN Seht auf Guren SSOrtbeilI
e Der game @inter, 8rrratb
0UD 9SMben MnD GtiefeIn
unter g. ltcnpre:s!
tn g. us etnberoer'

ScsluivreGea. isfelmt
OLD TOWN PAINT STORE
ls6 SsrysfStr., spiiasu Gap nab Guior Ctr,
am 0eIdir Nlatte,
rutcrstt&ncter maGt benz ses9rten gxblituus bic I'm
tsise, bas sr isiu
Sarbpaarens Ge16dft paint STOREY
an rtIssm Yloss bebeutsns srpsitert bat unb i'm gtaute
IN, ans eOrteu Sarbfsfe, Del, 6enRersIas &c. TN Gro
Sen xnb Gle!Heu bilicf 81 O~srtuafsu.
4Rrssmt q. &@eebe.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-16

m @eprg g. Nmppel, @
SI Ha&icIser BON 9arrS wtesIs, 90
"a %. Baltimore Str,
empEsttt ipsIleG isin nsu.s Gfsstinasut BON $tteH Hut
aappsn in Otu neuefteu Suecus 81 ben Gussrjt tinisea
Frei:N. heneu feline Goueurreus 8 maGt ipersen fam.
EW 9enmt Hub iebet Gn& mein Eager BON oGtez
un6 glHt n an bepor S6r ~outsrsrO fauit. 9mssat
The New York herald., 1867-04-24


Ar Farm HOUSE ON THE HrDsoH RiyBr.
~ ncer Peekski-Fnrr Rooms, with Bot ri frnrr way
nli Meseaer; hae scenery. bathans &c Inquire Of T.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23
BA-A new lot Of Ristori Square Shawls
the latest styles just received, very low at
GRIMES & LINTON'S


THE exports from Great Britain to the
British colonies and foreign countries dur
ing the first six months Of 1867 amounted
to $438, ,067 ,420 as compared with exports
to the value of$464, ,2Sg, $50 during the. first
six months of 1866, decrease of about five
one half per cent. The greatest amount of
imports during the first half of 1867 to any
single country was to the United States,
$50, 1856, S95; next to India, $50, ,694, $50; and
than followed Germany, $50, 1853, So5; France
$29, 423, 800; Holland, 1928, ,675, and
Austrin, So, 1925 1926.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23
Kentucky 10 Ohio Gre citing.

Hon. John W. Stevenson, Lieutenant
Governor Of Kentucky, and by the death of
Gov. helm, Governor of the State, sends
the following telegram to the Democratic
State Central Committee of Ohio,
FRANKFORT, KY, Oct. 10.
j. n. Thompson, Chairman Democratic
State Certrd COMMITTEE:
Kentucky greets the lion hearted Dem>
ocracy Of Ohio on their brilliant triumph,
and her freemeu are jubilant at the success
of the gallant Thurman and his noble as
sociates. Our people went promptly to the
rescue of Ohio against the Indians in eigh-
teen hundred and twelve; Ohio repays The
debt by her heroic and matcbless defense of
free representative government on tile eighth
Of October, eighteen hundred gnd sixty
seven, against the assault Of more nlerci-
lesa foe
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23
I IFEES F. - EnWX WARM! DEATH

Chronic Diseases. Female Com.
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Send ten cents for "Pecple's Medical
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23

se+It will be seen by the quotations be-
low that the enterpris ing firm of Walton &
Weir, Main Street, nearly opposite the
New Town Hall, are determined to sell
goods lower than the lowest. They are
clever men to deal with, and our readers
can depend on getting the goods at the
prices named in the list. Call and see
tn, M and buy goods cheaper than they
have been offered for wears before.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23
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S A Little More Cialer.,,

We are under many obligations to our
friend David Bricker, of Greene township,
for keg of excellent sweet Cider. Friend
Bricker, like all good Democrats, feels
good over the election, and feels like re.
menbering Democrats kindly. Many
thanks for your lbcrality, David.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23

The following shows the result of the
contest in this Senatorial District, by the
official count:
Belmont, Jan1ison's majority. ..............E7
Harrison, Beadle's majority ...., ,...........325
Jamison's majority in District ct............25l
A few votes better than we had it last
week. Bully for Jamison.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23
BeD-The Ladies Friend for November has

BD-The Ladies Friend for November has
been received.
This number is remarkably good. The
Steel Engraving Learning to Sew is a
sweet, quiet home picture. The Fashion
Plate is stylish and gave nothing Of the
kind in the country rs worth looking at com
pared with the elegant refinement of the
fashions as shown by this magazine. The
Wood Cuts lead off with some captivating
skating costumes, and some illustrations of
novel and most copNepient kind of hood;
and include wonderful variety of things
interesting to ladies' There are two pages
of Music-"The Pearly Stream Polka"
and the literary matter is uncommonly rich:
August Bell, Elizabeth Prescott, Aunt
Alice and Frank Lee Benedict have done
their best.
Great inducements in the way OF Premiums,
g., are promised to new subscribers and
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Soldiers Monument.

The result of the vote on the Soldier
Monument astonishes everybody. We had
entertained no doubts of its success and
feel sorry that it is lo,t. We do not know
the influences that contributed to its defeat,
but understand that in some localities exag.
gerated stories were circulated as to the
amount of money the proposed tax would
raise. 1t would have been under S., ,O00-
but the people even refused that much.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23

aSF Our neighbor of the Ohio Demo.
crat is mistaken in asserting that the late
Amendment received majority in Har-
rison county. 1t failed by some Is or 20
votes of having a majority. But it IS a
shame on Harrison county that the Sol
dier's Monument was defeated,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23

A SCOTTISH member of Parliament nam
ed Sande, has resigned his seat. lie was
foolish enough to bring libel suit against
a country newspaper, and the disclosures
made by the defense were such as to COM
pei bis resignation.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23
CEILING OFF AT COST.

GOOD BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE.
THE underigned, as surviving partner.
of the firm of 5. l.. Il s. 5. Potts, of New
Jefferson, Ohio, announces to the publi,,
that lie WIN sell AT COST the entire stock
of Merchandise now on hand nj their OH
place of business, consisting of Dry Goods,
Notions, Groceries, Hardware, Quecnswure;
and all articles generally kept in country
StOgs.
He also offers, to any 0lre wishing to en-
gage in the Dry Goods business, the entrY
stock of goods on liberal terms. This is ii
rare chance, as the location is not surpassed
by any in the country.
Those knowing themselves islebted to,
or having claims against, said firm are res
quested to call and settle immediately.
Oct. ID, lSf7-4t. J. :, POTES.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23

RB~JoHN QUTGLEY, an old and respect
ed citizen of Cadiz, died on Monday morn
ing, the 2lst, after short illness. His dis
ease was hemorrhage of the Lungs. Mr.
Quigley was aged u years.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23
Money Found.

A few days since, there was found in q
certain place, in the town of Cadiz, Ger,
tain sum of money which the owner can
have be describing the amount and kind
also paying charges of advertising. The
money is now in the possession of VIM.
Boggs. of this place.
CadiZ, O., Oct. 90, 1867.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23

Or the costly churches now being erected
in Boston, one is Catholic, one Unitarian,
and ons Trinitaran Congregationalist. The
Upitarians are erecting two others and the
Episcopalans are about adding two moro,
not specially expensive.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23
A Close Vote,

In Jackson Comfy the vote for Treasurer
was tie, 1870 for the Democratic and
1910 for the Republican candidate. They
cast lots for it, the Democrats obtained the
Office.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23

pr~ Before the election the Washington
6 rrespondcnt Of the Baltimore Sun wrote
thus:
THE Radical howeve., admit that the
Republican detest in Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
will seal the hips Of ali the impeachers, ex,
cept the Few whom seems to- have no ability
now for any thing except abuse Of Presi-
dent johnson AND Of his administration Of
the affsiIs Of the Govcynlncut.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23

s4, Retu MS from forty-two counties in
lows, give clear aggregate Democratic
gain of 8, 1913. Reports from all parts of
that State show Democratic gains.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23

asy REssIA M. aged about sixteen
months, son of John and Elmira Me-
Math, of Cadiz. was buried in the Cadiz
Cemetery on Wednesday, the 10th.
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BDnJoHN CRosKEY, one of the oldest
and most respected citizens of Greene
township, this county, died at his residence
at Hopedale, on last Sunday, the Goth, af-
ter protracted illness.
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DMENEsTRATOR'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed and duly quail
fled Administrator of the estate of Hannaii'
Palmer, late of Harrison County, OHIO;
deceased. Those interested will take notice.
ADAM PALMER,
Oct. -, lS6z-3t, Administrators.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23

asaSThe continued dry weather should
admonish all to be very careful about fire.
Water is very scarce and everything is very
dry
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23

DEMoRAIIzEDt-T Radicals are so de-
moralizcd by the recent elections that there
is some talk Of their forming o new party
and adopting new name in the future
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23

EaS-The Maryland Militia have not
yet marched on Washington, nor did thou
sands of Democrats in Ohio vote for the
Constitutional Amendment.
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The Cleveland (O) Herald tRadicaD
takes the election far more philanthropically

LIN OioFoiabo WI HeUtN thd0lcail
takes the election far more philanthropically
than its Radical cotemporaries. 1t says
Sitting humble in the shadows of the
Valley of HumilftioD, melancholy pleasure
is to be cleaned from reading in the papers
of distant cities, just coming to- hand, the
predictions Of sanguine Republicans as to
the result in Chic 1t is a Barmecidal feast
OF good things that might havs been,' not
quite so fattening, perhaps, as a substantial
VIC ory, but still not without favor to those
OF Mark Tapley cast, who delight in being
Jolly under ereditabe circumstance or who
have the scientific ability to extract sun
beams from cucumbers. Spelled out by
such Pickering light as the farthing rush
hight Of hope that we many possibly have
saved the Governor from amid the general
wreck, gives in the general gloom OF the
election news
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TERMS FOR 1866

IERMS FUR lOOOs
Ono copy, one year. So 90
Two copies, one year, 5 50
Three copies, one year, 7 SO
-Four copies, one year, 10 90
Five copies, one year, and an extra
copy to the person getting up the
club, making six copies, IA 90
Eight copies, one year, and an extra
copy to the person getting up the
club, making nine copies 81 90
Eleven copies, one year, and an extra
copy to the person getting up the
club, making twelve copies, 27 SO
Gody's Lady Book and Arthur's Home
Magazine will be sent one year on receipt Of
81 90.
dodey's Lady Book and the Children s
Hour will be sent one year on receipt Of
SO so.
Godey's Lady's Book, Arthur's Home
Magazine, and Children Hour will be sent
one year on receipt of S. co.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23

DRANDRETH'SP PILLS.-Ourt theo>
D ry: Local Disease, whether of the
stomach and bewels, enlargement of the
joints, rheumatic pains, cutmieohs erup>
tions, even dyspeptic complaints, boils, or
whatever form such local disease puts on
are so many "PRooFs'' of disorGered' state
of the blood and bowels, which
BRANDEETIPs PILLS
correct and cure.
Oct.23, 1867. B. BRANDRETII.
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pI~Five dollars reward is offered for the
remains of the late amendment. 1t
was the ''corner stone of the Radical par
ty, and has been knocked higher than a
kitel'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23

aA-A large lot of Wool J Hose, received
this day, very cheap, at
GRIMES & LINTON'S.
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IIIF.
NEW YORK OBSERVER
Al Healthy Place to Live.

jackson township, Auglaize county, Ohio
cast 400 votes in the late election, and all of
them were Democratic. There were seven
Republican votes in the townshig last year.