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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-04-30
MARRIAGE GUIDE. - YouNH's

w GREAT PuNTnLoGICN WoRK. of Ever,
one hi, avn Duc'or--lIeins u Private instructor
tlr Married Persons or those about to Marry, both
Male and Female, in everything concerning the
physiology and relations Of our Sexual system.
and the Production or Prevention of Dipping in
Guiding all the new discoveries never before given
in the English language, by WI. YOUNG VI. ID.
This i really a valuable and Interest," ing work. 1t
j. written in plain language r the general reader.
and is illustrate with upward, Of one hundred Ell
Cravings. All Young married people, or those
contemplating; marriage AMI hlNin. the least i'm
lclimrnt to married lie shout real His took
II di,cioScS secrets that every one should he az
lGliutcl with Still it i a book that must lie
locked up. and not lie about the house 1t will he
sent to ANY one tie receipt of Fifty Cents. Al
Tres, DR.. WM. YOUNG No. 4lJ. Spruce Street
ab"vc Fourth. Philadelphia. 2Ely
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TM"ORTANT TO FEMALES.

TIE celebrated Or. DOW continues to devote
Nj, entire time IA the treatment If all Diseases in
cilrnt Ia the female system. Al experience of
tweutv-three yedrs enables him to guaIa tee
speedy and permanent lief IN the worst cases Of
Suppression aud nll other Mems rual Derancinents
from VIVA lever causes All letter. for advice must
con,lin ~. pire NJ I'm icnit street. B,,ton
n B.-Bari trli-hei 10 those who wish to
remain ~ Ter treatment.
Boston, tuiss1 ryN. fNNAtv
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

W., the subscrbers, being appointed by the Pro.
bite our for tie District oi Addison Commits
i,ncr-. ~ receive. examine and adj ST all claims
AID demands It all persons against the estate VI
DAVID HOOKER.
la'e fM d bmy.i saii district. deceased snd also
all claim and demands exhibited IN Offset. tLtftto;
and lie term Of six months, from the 18th day Dt
Arri. 1851, being allowed ly said Court
tor ,ha' pufpo,e. we do Therefore hereby give
nI.ice that We will attend to the busiLess ~
our aid appointment at the dwelling house Of
BIT ev H"0ter, If MidleLuiy, on the third
I ms,lay Of May aud October, next, from ono
ocloc, until four o'clOck,r. NJ, on each Vi said
DAYS.
dated At M!ddleLury, this 18th day Of April,
A ID. 1867.
DAVID F. ROYCE, cor,,r.
4;1v l.. u. TWIICHELL, "o"' rs'
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( COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We. the subscribers being appoihied by fhc
Probate Court for the District al 5ldi'op, Com
ms-ioner., TO receive, examine ara ADJUST all
tlai NJ and demands Of all PERSONS against the r.
tats ~ JAMES JOHNSON,
latc Of Mdil,tury, In sail district Deceased, and
also al claims und demands exhibited IN Offset
thereto: aud six months from the Nth day tf
April 1867, being allowed by sail Court Tor that
purpose, We do thereto hereby give notice that
we will attend to the husiness IL our said appoint
meni at the storr Of Jason Davenport on the Itli
", d. csjuy # May and October next, from
oclo IN the afternoon until 4 O'Clock, ON each
uf said DAYS.
Dated ut Midlehury, this 9th day Of April A.
u. 1867. "
DAVENPORT co...
h;sw T.. VALLET1E, ( WI" ~
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ONE BON II 81 IiiiLNI.
30 000 31Ncs have been -old witlir tNu wears.
Ten THOUSAND Boxes sent ny Letter, both hy
myself and asen:-, to- al pIrt> II the world to
which ans wcr, have been returned in which la tic,
say. nothing like :hc above Pill, have been known
.incr tue science OF Medicine dawnul ulon the
World, in Removing Distractions and ElSl"rin.
Nature t. it, proper channel, quetns the nerves
and bringing back the 'i;u-e color # Health to
the cheek ui the most delicate.
Price II per box. SIX buNc> -.
Sold in VI, llchury, VI. hv II. \. SHELDON,
Dru .l,i,t, Sole \ CENT tor Mil ilrburv.
LADIES! Bv -enn, him 81 To the Mlllchury
post office you can have the pill, scnt comiilri-
TALLY ami Tree Of postage to any part OF the
country. 10y mil.
Sold also b., runi & Morse. Rutland: Northrop
K Son. CU,tleinn; II. Il. Brlwell. Whitehall :
J. +. Henry X Co.. Waterbury,; Dcnl> RIrue>
= Co., New York; G. l. Case, Bran ton; ". W.
llibharl, fouitnev; and by "oAc Druggist in
every village in the United Sta:cs. 3j;6m
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iSPECIAL NOTICES.


IlI'S PILLS -Uur the
ID orv: Local disease whether Of the st1mac /
aud bowels. enar- cement # the juint>. rheumatic
pnins. cutaneous cruptuns, even dl speptic COM
tlaints buls, or whatever form such local disease
pats on are 50 many proofs" of u disUrdcred
state of the blood aud bowels. which
BIiANDRETH'S PILLS
correct and cure. Experience and 40 600 cortif-
Gates say this is so. Is. BRANDRETH.
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CTATE OF vERMUNT-Dis,ric. of

~ Adiiaon, -.
The Probate Court for the District Of Addison.
10 all persons interested in the estate Of
HORACE CRANE,
late Of Midulabury, In said District deceased.
Greeting
An instrument purroring 10 be the last Will
ard testament OF sad Horace Crane. deceased. has
been presented to said Probate Court for probate
and allowance:
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear
before said Probate COur. at a session thereof to
he held at tho Probate Office in Middlcbury. on
Monday, the 9Th day o. May next. a. d. 1867
a ten clock in the forenoon, and show cause, II
any you have why said instrument should not bo
proved and allowed a. the last will and testament
Of said de- eased
Dated at said Mdilebury, this It'll LAY Of April.
u. 1867,
33w JED 5. BUSHNELL, Register.
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False ears of Aesh colored India rubber
are the latest fashion in England They
are for ladies with large ears, and arc
used in front Of the real ear. which are
drawn back and concealed under the
hair
Berlin was Illuminated on the kings
birthday. an'l the Austrian embassy had
device 10 This effect: "Ildil to the
Laurel crowned victor T. Ii il hardly
pa-sibe to conceive the humiliation of
PnIsias great rival goirg by,ud ,!is.
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4 CARD TO TIE LADIES.
DrDUPONCO'S GDLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMALES

lnflllihlr il correcting irregularities Removing
DISTINCTIONS OF the Monthly Period-, from what
ever Cause, ami always successful aS preventive.
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T Y o y S
DROPS.
THE GHE1L FEMALE REMEDY
FOR IRREGULARITIES!

have tested these Drops in nv own practice,
over ten wears, and do not hesitate to say. that
nothing has vet been developed by -"edical re-
search that acts so powerfully positively, and
harmcsslv, in cases at female irrcguarity, does
thi, medicine. In all recent cases it never fail,
while thousands who have been long sufferers, aie
indebted to it tor the boon Of health to-day.
Although 50 powerful aud positive, thew are
perfectly harmless, and NAV lie used at all time,
eNcep, when specially forbidden in the directions.
They have been extensively employed hv en- j.
nent physicians IN France and England. as well 81
IN nav own practice. over ten Years, and have
vet to hear al the first instance vi failure. cunh
give You testimonials OF Il cir olicacy from ladie.
all over the northern and pwe.iern States. were
they not in their nature Tivatc. Over l0C OC0
bottles have been sold the past year. and hops
and trust o. many sufferers have been benefited.
move all distractions, may he used for bad pu--
pose. but trust that where one bottle is thus use
'on may isll into the hands VI really Ecc,'y sui
iererS-
To all who safer from any irroEul-rtv, painful
difficult, excessive, Offensive or obstructed Men
situation. Iueorrl Ga or the rain of diseases ths
follow. ! would saw, trv bottle OF DR.. INoAs
FRENcH PEEinpCAL DRors. BEING a fluid pre
paraton, their action is more direct and posit va
than any pills or powders Explicit direct o Is
bearing my facsimile accompany each bottle.
Thev NAV he obtained OF nearly evev druggists
in the country, or by inolOsing the price 20 C. q.
CLARK & Co. New Haven. O., GeDersl Ageu Is
tor ibe Uuiiel States and srRda
DIR. JOHN L. LYON,
PRAcTsoAL frlsroIAs,
New Haven, COM.
Price 81. 80 FER bottle.
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WHAT every fourth person needs

INV IIAT VNVTy TUWTIH TIVTHUII HTCW'
w Is some convenient. grecable aud prompt
remedy for llalitu.,l Costiveness. Il would
advise all those VIM are troubled With Dyspepsia,
Custivemess. Piles, Brusnc>s, Headache, ar any
form OF indigestion to use DR. ilARRtsoNs PEHIs-
TAirfc LuzENGEs Elisha Huntington, NJ. ID
ex. I.cutcnauj-G ,vernor Of Massachusetts,. They
are pleasant to tho taste and never require in
crease Of dose TO perfect a cure.
tir sale bv ! ; llARrisuS & Co, rfoprirtofs
No. fremont Temple. Buston aud by all Drug
.ists or will he male! on receiving Go cts. 5;iw
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Females peculiarly situated ar those surprising
;hen>eive, 81. are cautioned against using ;hc,,.
PHI, while in that condition lest they invite mis-.
carilsc alter which aIn.ouitnn. the Proprietor
assume, no responsibility although Jhrir miluc>>
wouii prevent any mischief to !:cAlt , othcrwis.
.he iii. a g recommended ~ a
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
for all those affecting com l.ints peculiar g
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT

HkLMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
IL BUC III
It Is a certain cure Tor diseases oi the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS GRAVEL DROPSY
ORGANIC WltAK NESS FEMALE COM
PLANTS. GENERAL DEBILITY,
and all diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause originating and no matter Of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases oil these organs require the use OF a
diuretic.
II 10 treatment is submitted to Consumption or
Insanity may cn~ue. Oar Flesh aud Blood are
supported from these sources. aud the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
aud
that oi Po~critv, depends up n the prompt use Of
4 rea lr icmrV
dElMBDLD'S EXTRACT BCCHU,
Established upwards ct ~ Years, rcparo ny
II T. llELMBOLD D,ugui.,
59I Btoa,wny, New York. aud
i91y 10i Suuth l0,h St, Phil delphia. Pa.
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF

THE CHEAPEST BOOK EvIE ruBIINTD.
Containing nearly three hundred pages and 100
fines plates and engraving Of he Anatomy Of the
Human Organs in state Of Health aud Disea.e
with treatise on early errors. It's depluialle cow
sequences upon the mind and body. with the
Authors plan ct treatment--tha only rational
and successful mode ui Cure a. shown by tie
report nj cases treated. ! truthful adviser to the
married and those contemplating IN uriaer, who
entertain DOUBT, Of their physical condition. Sent
free to any address receipt Of - cents in Stamps
or postal currency. hv addressing DR.. la GROIN
No 81 Maiden Lane. ALBANY, y. Y. The author
may he consulted upon any Of the di-ca>es upon
which the book treats. either personally or by
mail Medicines sent to any part Of tue world.
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DR S. $. FIrCIrS
WHY P{TSTCT1 Y"

RI .H/Ll TH l.SICI1 y,
Seventy ,iX page p'i'c - Gems. sea; to any
n ,irs,s. 40 money req lire until the book j.
receive Ell, ,ra and illl' appreciated. Il i, a
p"r'cci guile b" tIr * or ~ ii>ln,cl. Allrc-e
Dr.. ;. =. FITCH, - fremont ST.. Boston. i5;lN
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ENAKE no more unpleasant and unsafe
Rene lies for unpleasant and dauteroI,
di-eascs U>e llfIMnuLu's EXTRACT BuCmu aud
Improve Rose Wash. I9;lv
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s,3~ JED. S. BUSHNELL. Register.
S,TATE OF VERMONT-Dis,rict of

- Addison, g..
The Probate Court for the District 81 Addison.
To all persons Interested in the estates Of tI.,vs1
VI. BrACn and BrTs,;Y l.. DrAcit 10th late Of
Salisbury, in said ii. trict, d-cea-ed and the
estate Of AKrIIrR II. BiAciT, Of said Salisbury,
minor. Greeting:
The administration accounts &c Vim. +. Good
rich Ia executor Of the last ills and testanrn,s
OF tic said flavel NJ Beach and lirtsev l.. Beach,
deceased, and lis account guardian ot sail
A., ur H. Beach. minor are presented to said
Court for allowance:
Therefore YOU are hereby notified to appear
htf re saii Probate Court. at a session thereof to
he held at the II, bate Otct in said NIildleburv
in said district. ON Monday. the 9Th day Gf
May next. NsC7 at Ten O'Clock in tie iurcnson
To show il any Won have why said accounts
should not all ~ either OF them lie allowed.
Dated at aid MdlleLury, this 18th day a.
April. A. D., 49,.
3;3w JED s. nus INEII. Register
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,VuE PUZZLE OF TIE AGEI.
NO LYING EYE

L The ,harp's, observers give il up. Ps'p
who re provcrniIl for heir critical perceptions
are utterly at fault.
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~ Gibson, TIE convicted thief, and
grand orator at the Black and-tan pow.
WOW, is in favor of Confscation-not only
in the South, but Of portion of the Dem
ocrats. Gibson made a pretty good com
mencement at cnnfscation while Treasurer
of State, "Cnnfscated" somn $500 600 #
the peoples money 1t is true he tries tn
make people believe that his brother.n
law, Breslin. took portion. but he has
s,oorn that Brcslin paid over to to him all
the public moneys.
Gibson is good hand at confscation.
hut he was convicted of the theft by jury
of his countrymen and would have hepn
wearing the uniform of the State Peniten-
tiary to-day il he had nor secured new
trial and before the new trial come off got
the Attorney General to drop the prosecu-
tion. The Attorney General who perform
ed this act Of rascaIity is candidate on the
Radical State Ticket,
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BLAcK-AND-TAN POW WOW,
NEGRO SUFFRAGE THE KEW
NOTE.
Crowd Estimated au 600 600, ,s42

The radicals spent several hundred dol
lars to get up a big meeting last Saturday.
They were alarmed, and had persistent runs
nprs III all the townships to drum up the
faithful. Negro Suffrage was in danger
The crowd was not as great as the exertion
made would have created e1 pectation, but
was tolerable fair turnout There was
any number Of women and children, and
about all the NEG ROES, in the county,
The procession was about ten minutes in
passing given point. NEGROES formed
prominent part of the procession. and the
banners and devices We're mostly in praise
Of negro sMtrage. At the fair grounds We
suppose there were about 700 or so voters,
many Of whom were Dem rcrats.
Gibson was the first 3oollJr ri4 than,
was, Of course, "Copperhead," etc. His
speech was very bitter. lie forgot to tell
his hearers, however, thai he was convicted
by a jury Of his countrymen Of Peniten-
tinnrv otfens2, and today wnuld be wearing
the garb of "A convict. were il n)t for the ae.
ton Of Attorney General West in drop ing
the prosecution. Gibson could not go'thrU
NiIt MS SlJttth Wuuitll IL hlHg ht lie Dl't
hont3'et, which appears to be d thorn in tho
flesh of Radicalsm. We woultln mt send the
Sentinel to Gibson wouldn't take stolen
money for the paper-would not be rece v
er of stolen goods. Gibson wound up by
proposing three cheers for negro suffrage,
which was given by most of the radicals
present:
Wade, the ruffian, closed in great vrri-
lence. Something appeared to hurt him.
He must have been drinking bad liquor
He commenced his speech with brutal
attack upon the dead Lincoln. Accused the
dead President of Cowardice and imbecility
ami criminality, and appeared particularly
anxious to injure Hon. John A. Bingham.
Wade is an EXTREMIST, and most of his aus
dience We're tired of him in short time.
He was for confscation, Negro Suffrage.
and all the latest novelties of Radicalism,
Many sober minded Republicans who
attended this meeting went homo disgust
ed, and quietly testify disappropriation of
radicalism by voting the White Mans Tick
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H8 II. S. McFaddan 4 Co. are in re.
ceipt of their Fall stock of goods, to which
they invite the attention of the public.
The senior member of the firm has been
East and has purchased an unusually heavy
stock. 1t is we'll known to the people Of
this county that Mr.. McFadden is uusur-
passed as judge of goods, and they can
feel confident Of getting good article at a
moderate price.
Their stock of Ready. made goods is also
very heavy, and all wishing clothing would
do well to call.
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IN pursuance of and in accotlance with
the fOregoinG law, L auth 1riza the Com
missioners o. the several Counties Of the
State of Ohio, to receive bequests, dOha-
tons and gifts, ana to erect monuments to
the memory Of the Soldiers who died or
We're killed in the war of 1861.
Whereas, the Commissioners of Harrison
County Ohio, hrving solicited donations,
beqnests and gifts, for the purpose afore-
said, and having failed to receive any,
therefore, be it
Reso1Ued, That the Auditor is hereby or
dercd TO give notice to the qualified voters
of Harrison County, Ohio, by advertise
ment in the Count papers, that the ques-
ton will be submitted to the qualified vo-
ters of said county at the Fall election Of
1867, whether tax of one-half mill on the
dollar shall be levied on moi upon the tax
able property of Harrison County, Ohio, in
the year 1868, for the purpose aforesaid.
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nB-An Eastern wool-buyer and sp,cn

m8>An Eastern wool-huyer and spacula-
tor rather took radical down on last Sat
on the following terms, viz: If the Demo-
Gratis aRe successful he would give 60 cents
pound for his wool, but if the radicals
were successful his wool would not bring
IS cents per pound, The wool buyer is a
we'll posted man, and says that if the Dem>
ocrats carry Ohio, Pennsylvania and New
York,it will make wool bring rs cents
per pound before three months. Why will
wool-srowors continue their serfdom to
New England?
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In, Wisconsin, recently, man, after
knocking down his wife and stamping on
her. picked her up tenderly and begged her
sell. .-Er.
Ta-lf the above mentioned gentleman
had had on his back one Of BrilIes' good
coats ne would have felt too respectable to
have thus made fool of himself.
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RECONSTRUCTION is an important sub
ject at this time, but it is also important
that you reconstruct your wearing habili-
ments, in view of approaching Winter
We know OF no better place to have the
matter attended to right, than ut J. Bril-
les' Clothing Store.
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Sas-The Radical papers are very fond of
calling that blasphemous old scoundrel.
Ben Wade, Brave old Ben Wade" Re
is the same ''brave man" who was called by
Representative "a liar, scroupdrel, and
coward His name is Benjamin F.
Wade Since which time he has not
opened his mouth concerning this man, un
less he was al least one hundred miles away
from him: ''Brave old Ben.
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Register I'm Bankruptcy.

z. T. SHEPPARD, Esq, of Caiiz; has
been appointed Register in Bankruptcy for
that part of the 10th District, lying North
Of ths National Road.
In this connection we would call attcn.
tson to the card of Lewis Lewton. Esq.,
Attorney at Law, who has made the pres
eut Bankrupt Law a subject of special
study, and will give especial attention to
business under this Law entrusted to him.
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KHalE-vare ON the R m,

The.P, q. & Q. R. R carries passengers tc
the Cadiz Fair at half the usual rates of
fare An excursion train leaves Uhrchs.
vile at 7, A. NJ, 10 the morning, and re-
turning, leaves Caiiz at 5, in the evening
Everybody and their chldr,n and relatives
&re coming to the Narris1n County Fair.
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aA-"THE OLD GUARD" is the maga.
azine tor Democrats. Terms: one copy,
one year, $500, two copies $780, four
copies $1,000; five copies and one to getter
up of club, $l4,Oo; twenty copies $45, ,0O.-
Address Van Evrie, Horton & Co., I62
Nassua street. N Y
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IB J. BHlLLE5 CToLhlng Store"
Where the people Of Harrison county. ir-
respective of party, can call, while atten /.
ing the Fair, and look at the largest anil
most complete stock of Ready made Cloth
ing ever exhibited In Cadiz
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S~kinsey's new goods have arrived.
kinseyis live business man, ani is bound
to sell goods at short profit. His stock is
large and complete active in style.
and of the best material Do not fail 20
look at them. "a hint to the wise is suffi
cipnt
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sB~ During the Fair would be good
time to bring in the names of new subscri-
bers TO the Sentinel We will be at tho
Office constantly, aud those wishing to pay
subscriptions can be 'gratifed.
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eve went UP town the other night,
We hoard 81 "A niaa yx,a COW, =, IL ,.t,t

w 2 ItHTI " HTIISU. We saw Slght--
The people-they were in a NESS
Going to the store of J BRILLrs."
Where new stock of Ready made Cloth
ing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. were
just opened and selling out so cheap that
everybody was running around with new
Coat or new Hat Considerable quantities
OF the same sort still on hand. Call when
at the Fair.
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you want to enjoy real fun, buy your
Clothing of Eagleson" who gets up the
neatest suits of Clothing ever exhibited in
this region, and sells them wondrously
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@A-The Radical platform Niger .
The objective point of the Radical
campaign; Niger
The sum Of Radical education: ''Nigger. ("
What they ssv to The people, Niger "
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a DEMONSTRATION.

Notice is hereby given that the UNDER
signed. has been appointed and duly qualis
fed Administrator on the es ate of Elizabeth
White, late of Harrison county, Ohio, de-
ceased. Those interested will take notice.
JOHN GALLA HER, Admir-
oct2, les7-atpd
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PROBATE COnRf.
ESTATE OF GEORGE STAN
W. RAUGIa. OENEASED

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed and quail
fed as Exector Of the last will and testa~
ment of George StaInbaugh, Sr., late of
Harrison county, Ohio, deceased.
PHILIP SrAMBA UGH,
Sept 1s 1eS7-3t Executor
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to prodrce q lux
urunt growth Of hair upor i bald b ,ao or
beardless fuce, dlso Il rereipt for the relno-
val of Pimples, Blotehes, Eruplons, etc..
on the skin, leaving tho sanAe soft, clear,
and beautiful, can be obtained without
charge by addressing
TH0S. i, CHAPMAN, CHEMIST.
s23 Broadway New York
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-02

sesJosHUA, son of James NJ. and ffcl,
len Watson, aged about two years, was
buried in the Cadiz Cemetry last Thursday
The disease which carried off the little in>
nocent. was Flux.