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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-10
conssnces per south Carolina Railroad.
December o.

1893 tales Cotton, Il bales Yarns us bags Corn 70
bags Rough Kice 81 bags our, Scars Cattle cars old
Co. Il Blscnof y Co. "A sawyer, G Walter 20,
Jordan. a Doty, Cohen, HAnckel 4 Co. h Dewees;
JefoSds s. co. A Ensow y co, Campsen Co. Y
Stocker T Murphy Il L Jeders j. Co. w Marschcr, >
Schur Cameron Darkley & co. shepherd Cohen. J
Togri Adams, frost Co. spragus Bro. " uns &
On s)lrn VI Goldsmith son, Railroad Agent Watson
Hill, q Wright Co. J Robson, G Williams co.
o Witte, Z Wlss & Co. Thurston Holmes, Waroi!~
L Carew, Z Slo4n, c Averil SON. X Nure 20.
Gibbes CO. W Courtney Co. McComo, Bee
4 Co ] A Ousckenbush, hanks j Caldwell
sons, c DUKES l. co, J L Kirkpatrick
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-10

Steamer Fannie, Peck. Savannah vim Beaufort, Hilton
Head. &c. Is bales Cotton and Mdze. To Ferguson
Cohon Hsuckel Co. J Hanckel, Gaullcr
BELOW
schr Hawkins, Wyatt, New York Maze. To W
Roach and others.
Cleared Yesterday.
Brig Shannon, Sawyer. Hivre, France-W Roach
schr G Wishart, Mason boston-Risley Creighton
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Br bark Tne Queen. McNabb, Liverpool.
From this Port.
schr Nellie Potter, - New London, Dec A.
Schr Lilly. Wooord. Baltimore, Dec g.
Schr II Edwards, Bartlett New York, Dec D.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Manhattan Woodruff, at New York, Dec I.
Steamship Saragossa, Crowell, at New York. Dec I.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-10
COMMERCIAL.


HAvRE. FRANcE--per brig shinnon-5 bale7 and
IllO ollos Upland Co.ton d tsrces Rice keg Rice
SoSrUN-Pir schr Wisaart-l0JOO0 feet nei.ow
Piae Bolrd 40 90 feet Yellow Pine Timber, IS toas
O.d lroa 81 bIles Cotton.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-10

law he shall draw bis warrant upon the Treasurer for
the payment thereof
13 The Act entitled "An Act to provide for the issue
of bills receivable in payment of indebtedness to the
State to the amount Of i've hundred thousand dollars,
passed December 2l 1885, aud the Act entitled An Act
to provide for the redemption of bills receivable, issued
by this state" passed September 20 1855, are hereby
continued in force
H. The Treasurer OF the State of South Carolina is
hereby authorized to pay the appropriations herein made
and the salaries of public officers payable by law out of
funds applicable thereto which have fallen due since the
first day of October 1867 and which may hereafter fall
due.
der or the Acts herein mentioned shall be applied to the
payment Of principal interest Of any debt contracted
or incurred in support OF e late against the United
States.
16 The uneIpended balance of appropriations made
within the last two years and undrawn may be paid by
the Treasurer according to the laws Of South Carolina
except for the salary Of the Adjutant and Inspector
General support Of the Military Academy at Charles
ton "for military contingencies" for services Of the
Secretary of State in signing military commissions. and
for support of free schools which last shall remain in
the Treasury subject to the conditions of the provision in
section 8.
BY Command OF Bvt. Major.G General ED. R. g. CANDY
LOUIS V. CAzIARo, Aide-de-camp,
Act'g Asst Adi't Genl.
oficial-O. NJ mitchell, Ade-deCamp.
December 0
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-10
PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEK. ;

ruAsEs OF TIE Moos.
-a, Ih 5h In morn Last G. lItn ion iooa 3u even even
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-10

psr stea-,er Fannie, rom Savannah via Beaufort HI
ton Head Sc-G Pendieton and lady. " Sheldoa, j
White Gen y Hari. 4 ii Fuller, /; q 8arnwel W
Harrison Capt Ferguson, w PECK. ana uecA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-10
Conssgnees per Northeastern Railroad
December @.

s75 bales Cotton 42 bbs Naval stores, Mdze, &c. To
DAVIS, Rodgers S &C. J & D KirkpatrcE. M3"ry
Co, u Walter i Co. q Williams -. {. W CLARK q
Co Mszyck Bros J Il Eason d Bro. S P LAney, u Z
Pritc cit Buw.nkle W K Ryan, Kenda.i Dockery. !
Wieters, Adams, Frost Co. Graeser, Lee. snilh 20
j Plugle. Ravenel & Co. " Caldwell SON SaillrT q
& Minott, w c Bee CO. kopes Soaey, ',Ss ~ E;.,I
Eu2hes, Piacsuey Bros II Mitthessen U E!tzsim-
ons, Miuott, 4 sawyer, Railroad Agent
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-10
LIVERPOOL cLAssIF1cArIo
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, December 7.-GoLD- Buying lS7, selling
1se.
sILvER-UncharGed.
CoTroN-Ihere WAS fair demand this morning, and
salos ers made I5lc for New York Mtddlings ana
15c TO- higher grades. In the afternoon there was pu
Gtf "a naeny IN the market Oh acc OF unfav1rab.e
advc,s from New YORK. ani holders were anxious 10
sel ou. buyers generally held on The market cioseo
tame at l5c. Sa es g.! oaieS; receipts 7O1 bales.
BAcoS-Smoled shoulders lsl13>z; Siies 1zha1e;
@ k>ii.s I5H Is; Z side 164l6S; dams lSa22.
CoaS-New White 81 I21s; Mixed 81 10.
WKEAr-Whte SS; Red % 5Qa2 go.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-10

r1IlE CELEBRATED "CRhIG MICROS-
COFE" combine instruction with amusement, and
lasts forever Best simplest cheapest and most power
tl Microscope in tie world magnlnes n logoo lmes or
tirel new plan requiring no focal adjustment there
lore it can be readily used BY every one,eyen by 9
children. beautiful e1 to Old or young; adapted 10 10
adulterations in focd thousands Of animals IN single
drop of water ees in vinegar, gobules in milk o:ooo
tye FOOT SO the celebrated tichina epraIs OF Pota
vc-m wiich is causing 30 many deaths a1nonS pOaSa
eators and IN tact the objects which may pc Al
ara invited to call and see It's great magnitnS pG"s.
It took the rst premium ct the Ohio State fa 40 ee
raj discount to Agents. Schools and Dealers aaSpess on
-eant Of sa75 Money can be sent By mail At our sk
S Auurcss "f-0'''- A-'~ - November Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-23

INFORMANT NOTICE To HOTEL KEEPERS OR TO
those wishins % engage In tla BUSINESS Only oppor.
tcny the whole island Of Cuba for keeping Hote
Grand scale The splendid hrii ng whca being erected
~ block formerly ovared by the cid principal theatre
facing the hay and toe ProNensae Paula which IL
destined become the largest most conmod and er
Hotel OF the Whole island OF Cuba
peled and offers spleadd opportunity hotel keepers
10 those wishing 10 csaclish themselves IN the
most apprograe. nos' picturesque and bealih.
Ing contains one rnagns icent reception room, 8
Irr.e sitting rooms with balcony the street MAGNIFICENT
racres In width, surrounding the yard extend
ins no meters length ard ,sed With vrnstIan shut
ts. rooms on sl oor a very large square
~ rlncna oor with balcony the street, 10 rooms on
The econd oor and for further rooms 70
he coas.ruc I'd brick beautiful kheu wish every
ven.ence ap,cious FOR servants; hath tooms
closes The entire oos Of nfss and second stories
o. marble The leading up 10 the trs, and second
q white marble and are wide aud commodieus.
Tler arr private for the servants OF the etab
sbnsni room for building; also private stair. for
sdes according 70 the Amcric.n sy,e. Az We window.
magnificent verandah~ aud display fontAg- Of @O
meters craced roof with bsNutiful view. where
EN- breathe resb md pure cir and whcn nav serve ~
water tank faucets Gas az ever the hou,s stores AID
many otter ccnyenencss for thus And q az
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-23
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFiC MAIL STEAMSHIP caMPASYs
ia through line 70
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNIrEU sr rRQ ATT.


pACIrio NAIL STEAMSHIP caxrAsrs
o4sSsSsHi Is1S ySISs Ass s! s4lst NAN
a,.s. law VA n. - xo, nAiLkoAD .. 49,
ksssmSef so-xniz0sA, Captain Jen naury connecting
"i psrsns s nsHEskY cTAUssoxY. c.D.a,. ony.
''S's: sb.r s7a Captain aAfas Conner
pound: s:ss.s. sls;sa adult passenger
All departure. soucs Acapulco: those Of lat and sIs
nee 70, .S r ssun md r.s
touch a nanzsnino
steam line from Psnans 70 Aus,rss and New Zealand
:.a 6 c sa ss
ciscci, peesmber a Yokohama. With steamers NEW
YORK for Hong Kong asd COSTA RIGA FOR NagAsak aud
s's all ssr sss ,.
New Nee ' Ssss wharf, '''' Of ''' iBT. Agent
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ oP gSa c%t = rUoS%nSoYHss''
R RATES S' os mails "a ra1 as SHur
The entirely new :. .ss elegant steamship,
IN \. assH - 4. Sap wm L. Mcs ~,
from pier North river foot o. w"rrsn street. connecting
at Panama WI ny w new r. Ia, a s,sR'ssir ,
sssmsp hasng sesn built ana a.,sa
~, or elassnce or eomfor 'na' mrs
followed Ssfssgs q z ss Sc E'rs steamship
connecting st Panama S y',s .ss psy steamship
For passage Or freight IByp'y 'gS.rR,ScroS. Ar.n.
1T7 West street corner Or Warren rect New York.
CnARln DANA, Vice PTcst. wM. n. BIB, fresdenL
% Exchange place. New fcrx.
L,OR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
H. Reduced rates OF freight
The racine Mall Steamshp Company's steamer ARR
IONA VIII sni on Saturday, Nov. so 81 ~ clock
freisni received un Friday Nov. ~ s5 ~ For rates
Ac inquire a. frsirht oace, copanys pier ~ Moth
sole freight arents p. ". ). s. Co.
-------------------------------
EoR ST THOMAS AND HRAzlL.-Tiig ELEGANT
burden captain g. L. fniepaugh viii sail FOR Ro Janeio
and ports IN saturday, November "a lo6 a.
r. NJ from pier a North river.
GARRisON ALLEN, Agents.
No. Bowling Green. New York.
TEXAS LrNE-F0R GALVESTON. TsxAs.-THE Al
\ steamer 1lLLlk, Capt Partridge, r. receiving
freight ~ pirr ~ East river, and will sail with despatch.
for tt2ht OF passage having accommodations,
Apply 10 Y. ~. MALLORY AGO, lt3 Maiden lane.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT CONTRACT
~ has been concluded with The Atlantic Mall steamship
Sm any sna That the royal mail service between View York
ano .ssssu bshsmas and Havana wil on aud sHes the
sh dag Of January io be performed By that company
H. BARIsiNtt.
= b. T.. BURNSIDE.
Nov. ., lS7 Commissioners.
LOH NEW ORLEANS Dfezur--sTAv LINE.
steamer saturday, November n first cabin So, and
70; second - viii splendd accommodations Apply 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-23

CoUTH sIDE RAILROAD or LONG ISLAND
- Winter arrsngementa
Leave James sip New York, at "A ~ via Long Island
Railroad jana Cd. for Babylon and Ill way sta5us-
Franklin brooklyn, At s.5 A. NJ, via ,klyn
Central Railroad 10 jamaica Babylon and all sA
Leave James sp. New York. at p. NJ, via Long Island
Railroad Jsmsca, for Babylon and all stations
Franklin avenue ooklyn, nj 2:s5 Y. N, via rrookyu
tipnE.
Leave Babylon 81 IS A. ~ for Jamaica and all ST.
tions connecting with Train Of Long Island Aosd, srv
ing at James sip az 10 a. NJ
Leave Babylon 1875 A. ". for Jamaica arf all sta-
tons connecting win tram OF Broosyn ceural railroad
arriving NJ Franklin avenue Brooklyn. Mt 40 A. NJ
Leave Babylon 12ssv 2. NJ for Jamaica ant all way
stations connecting With train of Island Railroad
rivIng al James slip at 2 r NJ.
Leave BABYLON at 1870 L. NJ for jamaica and all wy
stat connecting with train OF Brooklyn Central Rail-
road arriving Franklin avenue, Brooklyn. At 30S r. ~
and connecting also with OF New
YORK ana Jamaica Railroad, which leave Jamaica every
forty minutes K WAITE, superintendent
To take effect scremberA ls6T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-23

Tor ALBANY AND TK0y-FARE Soc, AND DOR
responding reduction through tickets 70 all peats
Wcst aud North The nrst class steamers CONScOficUf
and G. VANDERBILT leave per ~ North daly
Except Saturdays ~ n. NJ connecting With Nov YORK
Central and Northern Railroads Fare sundays 81 81
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAlLRoADS.-
Ii Trains for Albany and Troy, connecting with NorterA
and Western trains leave New York hudson River si
road 1hlrtacth street aud Tenth avenue A M ~ ~ asA
$50 CD and II r. NJ, and Harlem Railroad, Tweusy
sixth aud Fourth nt lv A. NJ and AS r. u
The go aud II r. ~ trains via Hudson river viii
SurdsyG
WN. ~. yANDaRBlLT. Vice Presideml
Ow FARE.-TO BUFFALO ONLY IS VIA NEW
IL York Central and Troy Line; steamers VANDERBILT
and daily Saturday, excepted! from Psr =
purchasing state sesmer obtain ucks = hts
low fare.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-23
Price OF Passage In Gold (ineluding Winch
10 Rrest or Havre.
First cabin $50: second cabin, S8S.

Including railway tickets. furnished on board
FIRST cabin, $685. second cabin, eS8
Those steamers do not carry steerage passengers.
Medical attendance free Of charge.
American travellers going returning from the Cont
nent Of Europe By taking the steamers o. this line avo
Unnecessary risks from transit By English railways ~
crossing the channel besides saving time trouble and o.
pense. GEORGE MACKKNZIK.AgenI b Broadway.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-08
Ohio Publishers, ConVeut,o,

Pursuant to call, number of the news
paper Editors and Publishers of Ohio met
at the Office Of the Secretary of State, in
Columbus, on Thursday, April 18th, and
organized by appointing DR.. VIM. Trevitt,
OF Columbus, Chairman, and j. L. Board
man, Of Hillsboro, Secretary.
After free interchange OF opinions and
discussion OF various matt rs of interest to
the fraternity, it was resolved, that as but a
comparatively small number of Publishers
were in attendance, it was inexpedient to
form Bill of Prices, or take any definite
action on the subjects before the Coaven
tion.
A motion prevailed, that when the C)n-
vention adjourned it would be to meet again
at Columbus, on Thursday, June 20th the
day after the Republican State Convention
The Secretary was instructed to issue a
call to the Newspaper Publishers of the
State, to meet at the above time and place,
to consider the following subjects, and any
others that may be presented, and take
such action thereon as may be deemed ex-
pedent:
The best means of obtaining a reduction
OF the prices Of printing Paper.
The repeal Of the tax on Printing Pa
per-
Advance Payments of Subscriptio MS.
The rig ht Of the Press of each county to
the Printing of the county.
Prices Of Advertising and JOB Work.
The establishment of an Ohio Publish
ers, Advertising Agency in New York city.
The thanks ofthe Convention were unan-
imously rendered to Hon VIM. II. Smith,
Secretaryot State, for the use of his offie,,
and also to Mr. W. w. Beach. of the .State
Joafadt, for eoartesies extended.
=. WIZ TREVITT, Chm.
j. L. BoARDMAN, Sec'y.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-08

BY a recent act Of the Ohio Legislature,
be Probate Judges of the several counties,
this State are required to keep a record
births and deaths within their respect
b counties. Physicians and professional
Sidwives are required to report to the Pro
te Judge quarterly, January, April, July
I'd October, date and place of birth; name
and color Of child, and names and res
eneo Of parents. Physicians, Ministers
n Sections are required to report deaths
Fing name, age and residedce OF deceas-
4 A fine Of ten dollars is. imposed for a
Plation Of the act. Blank reports will be
&nished by Probate Judges. Let every
rson see to it that this record is complete,
|krehy saving much trouble in the future.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-08

Those of our readers who lack growth
of hair upon the face, or those hair is falling
out or have become bald, would do we'll to
"Dr Sevine's Restaurateur Capillaire. {"
hispreparatioa has been used by thousands
in this county and Europe, with the most
gratifying results. Testimonials of the
most fattering character have been receiv-
ed from the mosG we althy and influential
ccltlzens Of the country, and will he sent
free to any one, on application, by Messrs.
Berger, Shuts Il Co., Chemists, of Troy,
N. r., the only agents in America tor the
same. Read their advertisement in this pa
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-08
National Expenditures by the
Radical COngress-R u d q m 9
UD0n TaxDavers -

oF~sa ehA
From the National Intelligencer April i3.
Our present annual expenses, says the A.
bang argus, run up to about $3.50. 900, 900.
Is this a public blessing2 Everythin is SO
taxed that we are compelled to pay dou-
BILE price. Are the consumers benefited
by this? The Republicans have more than
doubled the pay of Congressman: have near.
ly doubled The number of public officers
and almost doubled their compensation
Is this advantageous to the people? Do they
profit by the Congressional travelling COM
mittees and extra sessions? Are public
officers more vigilant and energetic? Has
it increased the happiness OF the people
to deprive the States of their authority to
control tie right Of suffrage, of erecting
and controlling the moneyed corporations
within their borders, and seeking Justice Mt
the hands of their own judiciary? They
have extlIngulshied ten States and subjected
them to the will Of military power, and the
civil authorities of the States have beeh
forced, in some cases, to yield to the dieta.
ton Of bayonets. thus stripping them Of
all theirrightful privileges. Does this make
the people more prosperous and happv9
What constitutional power is left free to The
States? Who can tell when New YORK
equally liable to be brought into subieet;on
may become a victim to this rule of nsnrps.
ton and ihatredY Are our citizens prepared
tamely 70 submiR VIII any sane man pre.
tend that the people OF the Onion are I made rudI
more prosperous aud happy by the ascendens
cy Of Republisenisp? '''N'"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-08
ReIIef For The south.

Every daY increases the magnitude and
severity Of the destitutiou Of the South
For the first tina in the history OF our re-
public, thousands Of our countrymen are
suffering for the want Of absolute necessaries
OF life, and starvation broods over the
households not only of Che lifelong poor,
but Of hundreds of those who we're once
opluent. Men and women accustomed to
all the comforts and luxuries Of affluence,
are now pinOhed for bread. War has brought
upon our brethren of the South not only
the loss of relatives and Of their political
rights but upon thousands the loss of food.
Testimony of the famine which prevails,
in numerous districts, to such extreme
severity that many actually die of starva-
ton is undouSted and indisputsble. In
those sorely devastated regions, women and
children are crying for bread, and in some
Of them there is a terrible dearth even of
seed-corn and the means of putting in their
or ops.
We trust there is not one Of our readers
who will fail to give freely of their abuu-
dance, or curtail if need be, their own
indulgence, in order to win the blessing o f
the destitute, and the thanks of the starv-
ing Vanishing women and children must
not te permitted to appeal in vain to the
charity Of the American people, and we
hope the already liberal benefactions will be
noble increased by others, and the cry of
suffering be answered by the swift and gea-
erous donations Of the charitable. Never
was the old proyerb truer than now, that
che gives twice who gives quickly"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-08
A Lady SDecuHatOr.

A lady in the southern part of Illinois
having few hundred dollars, concluded tc
try her fortune speculating in wheat. She
wrote accordingly to prominent con mis-
sion house in Chicago, engaging them to
act as her agents and ordering them to in.
vest. tho entire sum in that treachsrous
staple. In short time, contrary to all ex.
pectation, it went up to surprising
figure, and the fair specuator sold out
at, greatadvance. Shortly after she again
telegraphed her agents to purchase large
amount, but they replied in the same man
ner that the market was very much depress.
ed, and they would not advise her to buy.
For answer she repeated her order, and BY
the late advance in prices has been enabled
to have $4O,0 900 placed to Ter credit.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-08

Or the many Cosmetics and Toilet Arti
cles now advertised, but few prove to be
what they are represented Messrs. Berg
er 4 Co., Chemists, of Troy. N. Y. are
advertising extensively several articles that
have proved themselves just as represent
ed, for which they are acting as agents
We believe them to be perfectly trustworthy,
and that parties using their preparations
will find them fully up to the recommend S
given. See their advertisement in anothe +
column of this paper.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-08

Charles Williams of Salem Ohio, will
give free lecture on England in the NJ
|F. Church on Thursday evening next. Mr..
Williams is man of excellent descriptive
powers, close observer and a fino'writer. =
Pie has published volume of cold World
Scenes wkch is spoken Of very highly by
competent judges.
AS the lecture will be one of literary abili-
Ey and refinement, we trust there will be a
kull and appreciative audience.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-08

DURING the month Of April, just closed,
here were fifty two American vessels lost by
Fire, wreck, collision and other disasters at
Eea. Ofthcse, two were steamers, SIX ships,
sen barks, ten briggs and twenty four schoon-
Frs, and their total value is estimated at 81,
b25, 700. ..'"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-08

sS Some acoundrel imposed on the pub
lie in last weeks Cadiz papers, by having
published bogus wedding notice. To do
this he forged the name of minister. If
We find out who it was we viii agree to give
him gratuitous 'putf," one, perhaps,
which he will not think very humorous.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-08
Removal,

BY reference to Advertising column it
vill be seen that DR.. Kisner has removed
bis office to Monroe St. where he is fitting
rp rooms in neat. and convenient style.
Ehe Office is centrally located and easily ac
essible from the River and different Rail
Roads. We understand the DR.. has very
Extensive practice in Chronic Diseases, and
lives general satisfaction.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-08
An IMprOvem ent on the Return
Envelope.

Most business men are familiar with the
printed endorsement on the envelopes of a
majority Of business letters now days
'lfnot called for within ten days, the Post
master will'send this letter back to the
writer, &c. A Schenectady man has got up
a new endorsement on envelopes, which is
an Improvement. 1t runs thus: sIf Mr..
Blank don't pay the bill in this dunning let
ter within ten days the Postmaster may
open this and send us the money himselfH
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-08
Cure for Fever and Age.

Common salt, in doses Of tablespoonful,
sry third hour, dissolved in water, com.
being fifteen hours anterior to the time
the next paroxysm, is one the best do
ztic remidiesfer intermittent fever. The
patient should also evacuate the bow.
swith RoBAcK's BLOOD PILLS, and use
STOMACH BiTTERs asa tonieh. This
Btment will be found very beneficial, and
In cure the worst case of fever and ague
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-08

BaFhe public should not forget that
Clark & Ramsey have received some of tbe
choicest Jewelry ever opened for inspection
in this market. Their stock of Watches,
Clocks and Fancy Goods is unsurpassed. -
Call early. 7~
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-08

rG~We invite the attention of the pub.
Tic to the advertisement Of Singers Sewing
Machine, in another column. This is the
best machine in use and should be in every
|ffamily. McClelfand, the Merchast Tailor,
IS Agent fer Harrison couaty.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-08

Eckness is an affection that waits on Us
None are exempt and there are none
Ipeed relief from its attacks. Whoever
Furnish this becomes or. benefactor. A
fiction prevails that DR.. Aver does it.
riders af the blood have been healed by
Sarsapariuaa and affections of the lungs
Dis Cherry PectoraL too frequently and
distinctly to be disputed. His Ague
! is said, by those who use it, to never
Reader, If yea must have medical
#ake the best Of medicine. Poor rem.
are dear as good are cheap, AZ .aay
ycu baye to pay for them. 4 Charles.
ppuricr. pls4 -