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CUPREME COURT, New ork.-SAMUEL
~ A. VAN WICK against ROBERT BILL and ethers-in purse
order the aD0re Court made the above ehd
aeoa ALFRED T. ACKBRT the Referee named In sad Judgment
order viii sell through Edward iawsne ea! Estate Aneoee, at
Exchange salesfOo No i'll Br0adSHy IA the City Of New
Yosk DAY Of OCTOBER @ At IL oeloc ali the lands
promises described Nv said judgment order that Is All those
ersnlos parcels Of land aAte a$ and beng IA Tie
Eighteenth formerly Twel Ward OF the City Of New York and
Known sbd entitled Map OF Lands 10 the
Twelfth York belonging ~ the estate Of the
lste Anna Rogers deoeAsed aud Ted 18th Of JanHy 1855 maze
By EwiO Smith CITY s,eyG and fed e oee Of 'he Register OF
the City and Coru Newio a. lots numbers Three Hundred ana
Pory % RnG Three and fortyoue m which said tao lots
tih together piece BOUNDED described as follows
viz; Beginning the noftheaey side OF Twenyhh
street dtsP, hunds md gbfye feet south essisry from the
eastey OF avehue and Twnt astrce running
teLce s0ubeastry along the north eastey side Of Tnen street
10 The south westerly hue Of lot nambe hre Hundred and FoSo
thsre north esy parallel With and along
the line Of said lot No 3a2 eight feet nine inches
the center line Of the block thence north westerly along said center line
sed parallel with Twenty tiny feet the soaheastery line
Of lot number Three Hundred aud Thirty said thence south
westerly along the south easey line 81 lot No $50 and parallel with
Third ninety eight feet and north tery line
oT~enJ street 10 the point place Of bognDBgpatsd New
YORK Sept H. 1868.
ALFRED T. ACKERT. Referee, No. Finest
r. 7. LEE Plaintiffs Auonsv.
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ga a. for orespyv all way except woodse
Tree and all stations
wow Tree $3.50 rain for Greenpo stopping
Jamaica Mnsoa Hiekse and all stations East
rFaia. snd al Willow Tree
Eorh 1sp Passenger Train and all passenger
connect Hampstead
Sanav EIurdon Train Hunters Point at Hampstead
Cleo far. sp NoTtbport ami s ans Hun
ters Point At 6:l0 p. m fakes effect June u, 1873
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NEW-YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1859
COMMENCING MAY rs 1863 .. ~.
Passenger Station In SewYOk Twenty seyeuhl
Kntranes Twenty seyenthsL

kntranes on Twenty seyenthst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW. YORK:
Fog HewIiaven and bridgeport 100 800 (Exl lL30 m, 15
(EIl. SEQ (Erl IS 30 50, aud g. 90 (Ex) D. "A.
Milford STAFFORD Fairfield Southport westpor 100 IL 80
q N. aE. 10 SOP. m. ....-.... .....'. ....
For Ncrs.lE Io 500 CRrl 400 iL3o m i2ls (EI AGO I
as 40 ikr }, 33l $40 (Et.( D. .I| ID F' I ~
For barren 100 800 100 a. NJ, 3&5, 40 $50 0. ID.
For stamford 100 aOn (BNl 800 30 l2l5 tRLl ais 100
(Er). 1G. 4 20 tx. L4O. SO $50 400 (EIl p m.
intermediate stations 800 eco I3o AIS
34s 40. 800 60 p. m. - - . .
For Boston via Springfield 8Co Tx 400 (BL) 500 m
FOR Bosiel "a Shore Line, u ok $40 ..
For hAtfor and Springfield. 800 m (En 25 800 (ELl 400
IA.
For Connections River Railroad AGO (EIl 2I5p Mon
usai 400 .. m O Northampton
Hartford Providence F.hk Railroad 100 tEI 2ls
For Sewayen New London aud sonug,on Railroad m
n IS. 40, 8OO D. M.
For Csusi RAILROAD i2l5 m to Northampton and VIII
!lmsaHrg
Tor Honss onie Ralrosd $40 ~, 800 p. N.
Fol Nfu.,tlck Railroad 800 a. H., 900 M.
F,l athary aDd koiwak RaroN 100 9CO a. l2l5 40
Connuu Gus SlerpingCars attached TO 800 p N. tram
Snut
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NEW-JERSEY r. R.-CIIANGE OF HOUR,
~ conn en- tsg Sg, ls ls Pr PHILADELPHIA va ksssus
10 1873 p y ~ For Bait and washinEou-S
an lsi, J. ~ 40 ~ For south sna \ W-S:p M s;o pm
For THH WEST.-To Cincinnati and Chesg0-8;40 HO
~ The $50 ami =; M trains through with but
silver Palace seepngFas iraii through 10
oensau without change masking same connections at Oncnsu as ~
Man and Thur through 10 Chicago without
connecting train sance Of other lines With al morning tFats n
Chicago t'Daly) r. W. JACKSON. tien. Snp't
S0UTHSlDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
~ CHANGE or TINE. On aui after September 1863 trains
vii follows; leave Newiprk Roosevelt and Grauis P-rr
south Ssyenthst Wihansbarsh) sos NJ. $40 and
40 p w., Cor Ishp aud uSerr aate stations; 6:l5 for
Jamsc1 Returning leave ip 6;lb and and
ping q. neaedas stations and from Jamaica arriving Nrs
York ~ $50 a:35, 9:55 n. NJ, and 6:23 "a.
Passengers ockaSsy an Fire Island will leave by the sO5
and q: p. IN trains 3D..
Passengers ckele and baggage checked and for Fire island
r. WHITE. Superintendent
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Eleventh Ward Bank Statement Of she ELEVENTH WARD
s ss. s.s . ss S@ SG ,to2n. ssessse SO
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Average S.ga ~ ~
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Sworn before hrs StA da, fssnsr v.,v po,,
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tianRattan Com 5Sry.--sialenent Of zoe MANI Ar[AN
COMPANY, Of The cy haw York The sVsfass d1 fa q ne %
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lysfSss sHoua, Of Crruluon Ioao9 90
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nanHiaeHrrrs, and erclsgts, :, , OF
A,sTsIs saoas ,s.'a' DISCO so5i 30
Average amount o. cScttoa SOS 90
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corssoio Ss %y soosieass belief 60,
srorub-c sephqr sss wslre., Weary pueae
b. cSse go Law; ,s sa,arisy DAY Of
Average amount Of lost. $50 80
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BtSK clae llw 1884, ic' he week ending saturday.
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best u ny la2ss az tssG
Sworn besss DAY o. sepserbsr ~,
Oriental sarh --s,a5rirrat uc ORIENTAL BANK
guIe' e "a Lave iaS Tor Tie week enel Saturday The oh az
a,eree saoau, q, o S
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ofsos Bank ca, aa won p,.. sri sy & s,
sworn S-ars me- n. si6 tay q ser'~abef, .aa
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fo qnrraD ~ Cnnur "a laws Ct ~ "iAe wees 'A1ihf
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stayvc-ant Rant -sat-peat Of the srgYESANr Ram, 80
c,p>f 30 Laws Of isS icie zee! sis So r'1ay H. Sh
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p4SSEyGFRS aRRTVPD

FROM HAMBURG. sept. 6In steamship West2hssA Sehsk
Gemund,u lesIer, Hch. j. Van Burei
LOCKWOOD c. Sanner. SCHROEDER, Woudra, toxseses.
Hauer L.. Zabrskie.
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Stuyvcsant Raak -SatHc1t Of the SfBiybSANf RAFN -
ird 20 Lave o. 49, oje Ec4 'tens - uiHJ ~ bh
d.y o s 'ptcasb-r, 49,. 49,.
Avcrsgr Lc1ps Dscoun tsIe % -
Cir john g o. clr 20 u' stlyve
hcus tlai c sp,f ~ - CO
rec, ben OF nv kaovtsc JOIN VtH OpDCs.
Sworn % be0rc mol gb.A 81 It-r5rf, sts
F-asE C,sTrrLL Voi1fg rthli.
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MONDAYS WEATHER REPORTS /. n.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rses.. 5:4 5:f6 Moon 3i
Sandy Hook So Cows Isau 636 He'll Gate.... eE
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Cttm Situmus.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP Co.
~ OPPOSITION To MONGOLIA
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
...- NBW SAILING ARkANG EMENT
THE 9Th AND 20th OF EVERY MONTH.
OF the ay before When these daiesa Sunday hon Per No. 10 North
River. foot Kiugst .IA lIi
October Sssa@sa,p SANTIAGO DE CUBA connecting With
steamship NEVADA i''
uCfO pkR 2OSteamship GUIDING STAR connecting With
Steamship ORE0ONIAN .
emshrs this rnde and
for Safety Speed Elegance and Comfort anG ter rates Tor
Passage and Frrgh will ow as b' any ether hue
For further Particulars address the undere az PER Mo- 40 North
River New York n ITI.l D. n. HARRINGTON. Agent
CHARLES DANA, Vice President WAL H. WEBB. Prradsat
No Rrenange psre. ~. y.
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Salss bp 9ntti0u.
ADRIAN H. MutIER, Auctioneer.
AN nj Mi LIP Z Y WI LKINS e.

A DRIAN Ii. MULLER,P. h. WI LklNS u
Sale. Re- Real hss s and saSsn'i nnd Srs vi
i' Sos is' sn other 81 's
s S1 3. . OF the & 70 q. is = city
HOUSEHOLD FURSITuRE
" VIC '''''''' RIAL Estate At PRIVATE SALE
Special attention viii be 70 the selling OF improved and unn
- IEIsiSG or ST9REs ANP DWELLINGS, LIdls
rs whether 1t Pec Or private 's .. Daf s as,u.
Disbursements printing Advertising Se will be ne aas sales are
The service, Of The undersigned are rendered ,ube believing
twenty years viii enable then to give enro
'''''''" ADRIAN H. MULLER, P r VILLAINS Co.
ta7r0 200 80 q o. a3 No 7 Plue'i'
A SSTGNEES' SALE of SILK MACHINERY,
"a APPuRrESANCS, and SuPPtEsIh R;gntes vii ofer br
at "Sf o .i;fT Ks Goxas H
s %sp xS @ 30 s% ''t ss S aS s
M9 c si Ia Of P S Sss f g. s'S
miscellaneous appurieHaree4 Of ud fsttes -
10 l Ts4Icor'E Rose 1 SIX Nc Co
Rockville Conn. Sent 10, 1863 : -
AUCTION NOTICE.-Notce is hereby
"a shall Sell at Public luenon through LEEDS
MsE Is " TIE Y5 A9S a aS1 Sn e Ss n
October at Z O'clock nooa $1,000 tnonna sIpmp Of Cortland WI
se Normal school BSadsHsv YORK sep. 2, lsa
.iittte,ffl -, - -
book TRADE SALE Rooms, CLINTON
- hall As and Ss int rs sAS SsS .sp sa.S
THIS DAY CTaesdayD Sept 20 1893 tuin .
And tlovirr DAYS conmenn O'clock m each day, -
II THB LIBRARY AT oAkWoOD n
The fhs library Contemplating residence ahos Tor
uun5er NJ years public eopehos bis entire collection Of
Eooks comprising yuae extensive and eegant Col
Of fne Bolf offered to the American ubhe IL embraces
- r. nv IbLUSTR iTBD WORKS tr Of
Of The best Editions and ia the possible condition Of them
hy Rrerc Hayday. Bedford, BAN Mathews, &c
Catalogues ready and Books Cd nv.
A NJ EEgEly Aueuensef I.. .I
DY BANGS mFRWlN a. Co., Broadway cor.
ID 4st-ssles n Hooks Goods Furniture,
NJ" THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. ], at9 o'elock
PRIVATE lfsrd aui Glance Books various
branches leu many ILB iATRD WORKS and large nuber
French Bc Re Chrn,s arg rea and DE books ore on view
NAMETTA JAPONlCAS from Philadelphia
aaeaaa sa WEDNESDAY. 31h inst at 10 .. YOUNG
ELGOfis Feed sar, 80. Johst 1@eror asomsnt of 800
bairh PHI ELI ------- D.
CUSpENSION OF GOVERNMENT SALES
~ or COVDEHYl.D ORbSAECE STORES
l. & OirSAvCB Cor Hotsn lr Greene ss SeWYerk
sel rs i0koep j. hrlyIiyea that all sales of Cedeuae On
Ano q me Called Tate hare be ended b. t5or u the
Bot Coond U s. A., MAJOR Of OF snc1
ECTH AUCTION SALE OF Scranton COAL,
w WEDESDAY sept -. 80 9Thr DEL fWARB. LACkA
" MA. aid VIZ ERN RAILROAD, COMPANY vii SILL. hy
JOli3 w. DRAPER Co.. Adetoner q the CompanFa
esgon No 20 EHcaggePase Eev iolk on "WEDNESDAY sept
~ o'clock t1fsn TINS COAL L,ct
regions G.ye.ablc az yAzhehpor, } during October 63
SAMUEL sLOAN President.
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Harrison County.

The Democracy Of Harrison County have
doue we'll. We feel proud of them. They
were never fought SO hard-there never was
such determined effort made against them,
and yet they have steadily held their own,
and Increased their cote. We polled more
votes last Tuesday than We have done for
years--more than we ever cast They were
honest, legal votes, too, every one Of them.
Look at the figures l729 on the State
Ticket, and 1853 Tor Estep. II the Illegal
votes were cast out, the Radical msiority in
the county, would be but about 800, and
this too, when they have made their most
desperate effart--whsn they have used all
kind Of neans--botb honest aud dishonest.
Let no Democrat in the County relax one
single effort. Let US turn out once more on
the 3rd of November, and then commence
the contest for 1859. We like the spirit Of
the Democracy Of Harrison county, They
are in the misority-have had ho hope Of
county Offices. and set they 20 into the con-
test every year with an energy which tells
of the deep root which honest principles
have taken in their hearts. 1t is aa energy
which love OF Truth alone could inspire. It
stamps the seal Of manhood on the brow of
each one.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-21

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsATE. Entered
for record fort week ending October IA,
1868.
Harriet johnson to James Fisher, 100
acres tauit claim Archer tp., 81, 600.
Mathew johnson to James Fisher, l60
acres (quit claim Archer tp., $15CO.
Harvey s. Beall to w. Johnson, 100
acres tguit claim Archer tp., $4,000.
w. A. johnson to James Fisher, $l8O
acres (quit clain) Archer tp., $1,000.
James Kirby to John Sparrow, 72S acres
Shortcreek tp., $6900
Hamilton Birney to John R:tchey, 1914
acres Archer tp., $l0720. ~ v
Jacob Megaw to A. III. Busby, acres
Archer tp.. $44O.
Il. I. Mofst to Adam Harrah, l72A
pores Green tp., $l5525. 4Q 8. ~.
Mark Hogge & W. Boyd, Ex's to Thomas
Boyd. 302f acres Monroe tp., $4525. I'M
Thomas Bovd to w. Boyd 2023 acres
Monroe tp, $i575.
Samuel Crothers to Samuel q. Aud, rs
acres Washington tp, $2325
w. B. Bcebe to James Mccormick 81
acres Archer tp., $3.50.
W. Boals to w. johnson, l2O acres
(quit claim Green $l40O.
James Ross to john Logan, % acres
Mor.-Aeld $3.50. I'm
Peter Thomas ct. 81, to j.. M. Branson
35t acres Shortcreek tp., $500.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-21

CLOTHING. -Eagleson & Bro, have now
on hand, a large stock Of gents business
SUITS ready r.ade, and 10 regard to the ina
terial of which they are composed, the
styles In which they are made, and the
prices at which they sell, are most desirea-
bile. In this department every customer can
be suited, no matter what the character of
the goods he wishes to obtain. The varie-
ty is very great. Much money may be nn>
donbtedly saved by calling here when good
respectable business suit is needed. They
have also and cxtencive assortm ant oil Over
coats of the best material and mad in neat
and elegant styles.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-21

The system resorted TO in Cadlz township
was unworthy the intelligence aud morality
of tie place. All sorts of trickery was re
sorted to. The calm, sober Judgment Of
the people Was not sought, but a state
OF wild excitement was inauguratsd. Men
we're infamed with Ehiskey and excited
harsneuea They were button-boled, and
We regret to say. that We believe some we're
bought.
Some Eighteen Negroes voted at the
polls at Cndis. No evidence of their blood
was adduced. save my fadder was white
man my muddef was mulatto," and their
votes were showed in. Many OF them we're
clearly three-fnurths African. But they
had learned their catechism, and some of
them, If they had been asked ,heir age,
would have replied ''fadder wss a white
man, mudder was mulatto." We have
M unkind feelings toward the unfortunate
colored men, but we will say that not one
Of those who voted had right to the
suffrage, if sufficient proof had been de-
manded by the judges, even under the de-
cision Of the present corrupt and partizan
Supreme Court.
Again, illegal Uhite votes were cast
several of them. We were present when
one was sworn. The Judge who admins
tered the cath, and asked the questions.
which were answered honestly that this
was but the voters temporary home, that
be considered neighboring city his home,
told the man that he would have to 20
there to vote. But the other two judges,
received his tote.
This is the way the election was carried
in Cadiz township.
The Negro Grant Club have been jubi-
liant, and make night hideous with their
cries of "B i-n g-h-a-m. Some OF the
boys have joke that the Radical Central
Committee furnished enough Cosmetics and
Castor Oil to brig the darkies up to the
proper color, but no doubt this is fiction.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-21

ssE- Our loyal friends should sleep more
soundly since the election Of the great i'm
peacher. They need no longer fear the
terrific Wade Hampton or the laundering
steed af Forrest, with nostrils streaming
with fire. The brave and gallant Major
Bingham, with his sulf-sAcrlfcing personal
Staff stand in the breach to protect you.
The ''lifs of the nation is secure.
mo chilling wisds nor poisonous breath
will now fan its vitals. The gallant Major
will wear on especial occasions the uniform
which his pfofessioa aad rank entitle him,
as wo uHdsstand he ACTED in his profess
ionsl capacity.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-21

SUCCESS. s.-Every man must patiently
abide his time. lie must wait, not in idle
ness, not in useless pastime, not in queru.
lous detection. but in constantly, steadi Y
filling and accomplishing his task, that
when occasion comes he may te eqnal to it.
The talent Of success is nothing mnre than
doing what you can do well, without a
tcought of fame. II it comes at all it will
come because it is deserved, not because it
is sought after /, Itis very indiscrcet and
troublesome ambition which cares so much
what the world says of US; to he always anx
ious about the effect of what we do or say;
to be always shouting TO hear the echoes of
our voices.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-21

aI-Bingham run Is votes behind his
ticket in Harrison County. This scratching
was done by the most intelligent men of
the party-men whoa bon6rcs and torches
and buncombe speeches could not effect
All honor to them. They are not so easily
deladed by sounding brass and tipkling
y.nbal" The number would have been
double what it was, If fraud and deception
had not besn used.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-21

LIES TROUBLES. Wisdom makes all
the troubles. griefs and pains Incl lent to
life. whether carnal adyersities or natural
Affections, easy and supportable, BY rightly
valuing the Importance of and moderating
the influence Of them. 1t suffers not busy
fancy to alter the nature amplifv the de-
gree or extend the duration of them, by
representing them more sad, heavy and
remedilcss than they really are 1t allows
them no force beyond what naturally and
necessarily they have, nor contributes nour-
ishment to their increase. 1t keeps them
at due distance, not permitting them to
encroach upon the soul, or to propagate
their influence beyond their proper sphere.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-21

RsS-it is a surprise to see the low figures
at which Brilies is selling Ready Made
Clothing; he is giving all who buy of him
good bargains. When yau come to Cadiz
don't think you have seen all of the town
until you have seen Brilles large stock OF
Clothing.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-21

DW Our Radical friends have held high
carnival since the election. They mag i'm
agine We feel good, but we don't. If they
will remmember how they felt the morning
after the election last year, when they found
CIT there was a Democratic Legislature el>
ected, they will know something of our feel
ings.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-21
M A r r. L Fl D

On the 9th inst, at the residence of the
brides father, Mansfield, Allegheny county
Pa. by Rev. w. A. Davidson, d. d., Rev.
w. B. WATKINS and Miss REBECCA.
youngest daughter ofJames Mills.
On the 8th inst, by Rev p. r. McCue. at
tn, residence of the bride'n father. Mr..
JAMES p. ROBINSON, Of fCadiz, and Miss
HATTIE M. BROWN, Of Guernsey county
Ohio. af .t8aAh W ''ish tt&
In the Disciples Church, Hopedale. ON
the 18th inst, BY Elder p. III. Jones, Dr. A.
A: GLASscoCk, Of Missouri, and Miss
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other. Those who have
triad it, know that it cured them: those who have
not, know that it cures their neighbors and friends,
and all know that what it does 1t docs always
that it never fails through any fault or neglected.
sands Of certificates Of their remarkable of the
following complaints, but such cures are known la
every ncighborhood, and we need not publish thcn.
Adapted to all ages and conditions In all climates
containing neither calomel or any deleterious drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody: Their
,h snr Soatmg preserves them % ever fresh and maes
10 harm can arise from their use In any quantity.
They operate BY their powerful influence on the
into healthy the obsructons @ Of the
stomach bowels, liver, and other organs of the
body restoring their irregular action to health, and
ments as are the first origin Of disease
Minute directions are given In the wrapper on
The box, for the following complaints, which thesc
For Dyspepsia OF Indigestion. LissIess.
nea.. Ianguor and Loss of Appetite, they
honld be taken moderately to stimulate tn. stom.
tcli and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp.
toms, RtiiOWs Headache, Sick Headache
Janndice or Green Sickneas, Bilious
Collie and Bilious Fevcrs, they should be jl
dciousy taken for each case to correct the discaed
action or remove the obstructons which cause it,
For Dyscntery or Diarrhoea, but one mild
For Rheumstism, GOut, Gravel, RaIpi-
tataon Of the Heart, Pain i'm the Side
.H Hack and Loin:, they should DO continuously
aScn, as required to change the diseased action Of
disappear.
For nropsy and Dr0psiCal swellings they
should be taken In large and frequent doses to pro.
duae the effect Of a drastic purge.
For Suppression largo dose should be taken
rs Il produces the desired effect by sympathy.
Asa Dfnner fNt, take ono or two PilLs to pro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorates the system. Hence II Is often adj.
yaniageous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerably WELL often finds that dose
Of these Pills makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and renovating effect On the digcs-
tive apparatus.
DR. y. G. AYHR q co., PrsssleaI CAsw.Ssts,
LOWELL. X<SS., y. q. d.
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THE STATE OF OHIO,

THE STATE OF OHIO,
HARRISON COUNTY. 81.
I, John Fogle, Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for said Harrison
county, hereby certify the foregoing to be
true copy of the original order row on
the Journals f said Court.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF. Ihereunto sub
scribe my name and affix the seal
tsEAh'J of said Court at C.tdiz, this 9th
Oct. A. d. 1868.
JOHN FOGLE,
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, liars
rison County, Ohio.
Oct, II, lSSS-4w r#
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Democratic Congressman from
Ohio.
STRADER,
VAN TRUMP,
DICKERSON,
HOAG,

MUNGEN,
Sir congressman; where we have but
tno. How are you Ashly? haw are you
Eggleston9 how are you Cooper? and how
are you Bin Gibson? you theft, you. An.
other such election would give us the ma
jority of the delegation.
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Bingham runs behind his ticket, in
Harrison County, 75 votes,
Belmont County, S5 votes,
Guernsey County. 81 votes,
Noble County, I5 votes,
Tuscarawas Couury, 10 rotes,
927 votes behind his ticket in the Dis.
trict-and among the most intelligent men
in his party. How do you like that John?
After sucha desperate effort. that is not
very complimentary. 1t don't look well
for Bingham, after his twelve years SER
vice.
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NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified
~ electors of the county of Harrison
State of Ohio, that a general election will
be held as required by law, on the Tuesday
next after the first Monday in November in
this year, being the