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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-05
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Ohio is mostly classed among the "doubt-
full States in the ensuing election. We
regard this as very great mistake, and
place Ohio as at least as secure for the
Democratic nominees as Pennsylvania. =
Last fall, with only State canvas on hand,
the Democracy came within but few hun.
dred votes of electing their Governor; and
had they foreseen how near they could Lave
come to it, Thurman would been in the
Gubernatorial chair instead of the Senate.
The Ohoans are the best electioneerers in
the Union. The Democracy are sturdy,
gallant set of fellows, and although founder
ed often they never give it up, but retain a
compact organization in defeat, ready to
come back like a whirlwind upon the enemy
when the breeses are in the least propitious
Who can say that the spirit of reaction is
not now upon the American people? The
rapacities, blunders, and frauds Of the Rad
icals appeal to every instinct of American
ism and of manhood for their overthrow
Ohio will be responsive to the appeal AL
ready with two days experience in the cap
ital Of that State since the adjournment OF
the National Convention, have we felt the
notes of preparation premonitory OF certain
victory. From the Lake to the River, the
the ineusef wisdom and courage are plants
ing the standard in the center Of every
county
1t suggested itself to many that only
with Pendleton was Ohio safe; that the feel
ing of disappointment over the defeat of
Pendleton would make the State luke
warm, and that no other candidate could
arouse the enthusiasm of the people. But
it should be remembered that all things
have their compensations; and in the case
before us we are by no means certain but
that the advantage is in Our favor With
Pendleton nominated as candidate, the
potency Of his voice could not have been
INVOKED; but upon the labors and enthu
siasm of his friends would the Democra-
cy have been compelled to rely. Now Pen.
deton's hand and tongue are free. AS a
power in the State, from the very force of
high position and of events, he will take an
active part in the canvass with an energy
and precision which no other man could
command. What the Democracy of Ohio
regret in failing to achieve Mr. Pendleton' S
nomination will be nobly compensated by
the effectiveness of his service. That he
will at once enter upon the campaign with
all his heart and with all bis splendid abili.
ties, we know. How then can Ohio be
doubtful? Radicalism has an infamous rec.
ord Of its own in that State; and the gal.
liant champions of the Democracy are now
reinforced with the vigor of Fendleton.
Ohio will be redeemed. .-LouisuiRe Demo
crat gt
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pURAL SEMINARY.
New Market Station (SciO II. o.
Harrison County, Ohio. Pitts
burgh Cincinnati t. st. Louis
(Or PAN Handle Railway
Fall Term opens Aug.

burgh cincinnati d st. Louis
(Or PAN Handle Railway
Fall Term opens Aug.
IL, Winter Term
Nov. 2S, and Spring Term March 22.
FACULTY.
A. D. LEE A. M, President Prof. Senior
Studies.
Rev. r S. H,eUE A. NJ, Prof. Junior
Studies.
r. B SMITH A. NJ, M. D., Prof. Sopho-
more Studies.
WESLEY WILLIAMS. A. M, Prof. Freshman
Studies.
Prof. FRANCIS SoHwINaER Principal Mu-
sical Department.
VEReINIA BELL, Drawing, Painting, &c.
A Seminary Of High grade for Males and
Females.
so bOardcrs can be Accommodated in
the Presidents family in the Seminary
peted and nicely furnished. The entire
building heated with Steam, everything
comfortable, no danger from fire i'm tho
rooms, no dust or ashes, water from living
Springs on every floor. Few Seminaries
furnish so many real home comforts, or so
able FACULTY. All teaching is done in
he most approved manner. Schools want
ing able teachers for the coming winter can
be supplied. Those wishing to prepare for
teaching will be made proficient. $50
pays for Boarding, warmed nicely carpet
| ed and furnished rooms, washing of bed.
ding and light for Fall or Spring Term, and
&66 for the long winter term. Tuition
usual rates, come down and see our accom-
odations,, at least send toS a catplog9e.
. July 20 1858 4.fl Etr' n ri
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bankruptcy Masters.

Since the Bankrupt Law went into opcr-
alton we are informed that about forty Pc
titions in voluntary Bankruptcy were made
before Il. T. sheppard Esq, Register, and
about Twenty Final Discharges have
been granted. BY an act of Congress, the
operation of the 80 per cent Clause" is
suspended until.sanuary, lst, 1869, This
is splendid opportunity for insolvents to
Square" their accounts efore the new is
sue of grecnbacks, when they can sa take
q FRESH start.
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Democratic Club I'm Cadiz.

The Democracy and all Conservatives Of
Cadiz township are requested to meet at
the COURT HOUSE, on
NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT
August Sth, for the purpose of forming a
Democratic Club. The meeting will be ad-
drct sed by
JOSIAH Nj. ESTEP,
Democratic Candidate for Congress. Turn
out Turn out't
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EDITOR SENTINEL. Dear SIR AS the
potatoes are Icing eaten by the so-called
Potato Bugs, this season, you will please
announce to your readers that they can save
their potatoes by sprinkling carbon oil over
the tops, as it is sure death to the bugs.
Truly yours
d. u CHAPMAN
Ruaaleg, o.
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DOAD NOTICE.

THERE will be a petition presented to
the Commissioners Of Harrison County
Ohio, at their next regular session, to be
1863. Praying for the Evacuation of the
following road, Ito. wit) Beginning at Joel
Crambletts gate on the road that leads from
the New Philadelphia, and Cadlz State road
to Mastersville, from said gate through
said Crambletts, and lands recently pur-
chased Of James and Walter McClintock
and a short distance through William
Simpsons lands to the road that leads from
Edward Lawridges Mills TO the Carrolton
and Deersyille grade.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Aur 1890 dw
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Hy'The Republican appears to have TAX
en- great interest in the Democratic Con-
vention at Cambridge, sending its able
article in abuse of Mr.. Estep to Hon.
Wm. Lawrence sps other loading Demo-
o-ats Of the District. We suppose the Re-
publican studied tactics under Gen. Pill
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TUE HARVEST of grain is most bountiful,
this year. The Horn of Plenty has been
rmpticd over the land, with liberal hand.
In most localities the breadth of wheat
sown has exceeded tha. Of other years, and
the yield has been much more abundant.
The last dozen years have not seen such
crops, Everybody should be thankful.
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SUIrs made to order. Fits guaranteed
Prices reasonable. Stock new in fact sat.
isfaction given in every particular to custo.
mcrs at the Clothing Store Of
EAGLESON & BROS
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A GOOD assortment of thirty-hour and
eight-day Clocks, cheap, and warrant
ed good time keepers, at
CLARK & RAMSEY'S
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asa.Hon. John A. Bingham arrived at
home from Washington last FriiayAeveniDg
lookingin excellant health.
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DOAD NOTICE.

EE,
AT the September session of the Com
missioners of Harrison County, Ohio, to>
wit: Sept, 7th, 1868. petition will be pre>
sented praying for County Road, com
mencing at the CaGliz and WelIsburg road
at the line between the lands of Ephraim
Clark and Joseph Jamison, in Section 23,
Township 9, md Range 4, in said County,
and running thence South along said line
to the South line of said Section; thence
along the old road to the line between the
lands of Joshua Mitchell ann John Brind-
ley; thence nearly South across the lands of
Joseph Mitchell, and thence along the line
between John Croskey and Henry Sheplar
to the road leading from Cadz to the Plank
Road, at point on the line between Joseph
Cope on the one side, and Henry Sheplar
and John Croskey on the other.
PETITIONERS.
Aug g. 1868 4W.
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ALWAYS READY 10 cure a Hacking
Cough, remove the pain from Chest or
Lungs, or allay the feveri>h symptoms =
tending Kidney Complaint this IS what
is heard from hundreds who have used the
White Pine Compound. Try 1t.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-05

IT will be seen by special dispatch in
this mornings Gazette, that j. M. Estep,
Esq, of Cadiz, was nominated for Cons
gress, by the Democracy Of the 10th Dis
trict, at Cambridge, on Wednesday. This
is ap excellent selection. Mr.. Estep is q
gentleman Of rare ability and a sound Dem
ocrat and we predict his triumphant cleo
tiop, over the Impeacher Bingham, by a
Handsome majority. ,StsubNrM Gd-,us.
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SMITH, BLOOMS & CO.,

Those who have flooring or siding to be
worked, or any kind of Planning can be ac-
commodated on short notice.
We can furnish all classes and quail
ifics of Lumber for building purposes,
dressed or undressed.
Nav g. lS6SSlyr
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes OF La1s.ve
Medicine. i0ft Nf

40 q Perhaps no orc rnrili-
- cine j. 10 universally
quired by everybody as
~ a cathAT1ic, nor was cvc-
C<<=-=5-zrz7<A- any before so universal
EaM2 ~ adopted into use. -
Aye s $ .;; 4: :;i: /: y; =:
Nss,.-<S<zH son Is, that il "a ulDle ~
ee.Ssz---=--7 ~, liable and Tar mote es....
--S.szzszz4<t4zz<< - tual reuietiy t,iua Ely
otfter. Those who h-s.s
tried it, know that it cured them; those wno h-.VS
not, know that il cures their neigbOrs and ifIeni
an al know that what IL does once il does slg-S
that it never fails through any fault or negietto,
its composition. We have thousands upOn tlog-
sands of certificates of their remarkable cure uI tho
iollOwn complaints, but such cures are known Ia
every neiglborhood, and we need not publ "A thc.a.
Adapted 10 all ages and conditions IN all Climates;
containing neither calomel or any deeteriauj d ~,
they may be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and 1hke
them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable
10 harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on uhJ
iternal visccra to purifyNhe blood and 5tln'lcr Il
Ito healthy action remove the obstTctions Of tho
.tonlch, bowels, liver, and other organs Of tho
body, restoring their irregular action TO health, AMI
toy correcting, wherever they exist, such dcrGugc'
meits as arc the first origin Of disease.
Minute directions are given In the wrapper on
The box, for the following complaints, which th1Ic
For nysnepsia or Indigestion, .Listlcss.
ness. LssnxuOr and Loss Of Appetite, tacy
should be taken moderately to stimulate the sto:-
lcI NUu IcStOTt It's ntittUiy IONS anu dCtlou
For liver Complaint and Its various aymp-
toms, Bilious 1Heasache, Sick EEeailI cfs2,
JaunIice or Green Sickuess, fsi.zcgt
Collie and Bilious Fevers, they should be ju.
dclously taken for each case to correct the iscasc
action or remove the distractions which il.
For Dysentery or Diarrhoea, but one mild
dose Is generally required.
For Egheumatism, GOuf, Gravel. Esa,rt-
tation OF the Heart, Pain in rhc s.aic,
lack and Loins, they should be continuously
taken, required, to change the diseased action o"
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear. tl.
For nbrOpsy and DrOTsicaI Bwellincx the
should be taken in large and frequent doses to pro-
duce the effect of drastic purge.
For Suppression a large doso should be taken
as It produces the desired eject by sympathy.
As q Dinner PiU, take one or two Puts 10 pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach anil
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and inygOrates the system. Hence 1t is often AL
vantageotis where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels toerabiy WELL often finds that dose
OF these Pills makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and renovating effect on the ligcs-
tive apparatus.
DIR. j. C. AVER d co., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. Mass, U. g. Il.
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Os 4fAs AA ~ AA
Democratic nominee for Congress will meet
the people for this purpose, at
NEW ATHENS, Monday, Aug. 10, at
2 o'clock P. NJ.
NEW RUMLEY, Tuesday, Aug. II, at
! o'clock, P. NJ.
CONVERSION, Wednesday, Aug. l2,
at | o'clock p. NJ.
HARRISYILLE, Friday, Aug. IA, at
l O'Clock P. NJ.
HOPEDALE, Saturday, Aug. Is, at
l clock P. NJ.
Hon. JAS. B. JAMISON, and HENRY
BOYLES, Esq, will meet the people for
the purpose of forming Democratic Clubs
at
CLENDENNING'S SCHOOL HOUSE
in Nottingham Township, on Monday, Aug
10, at o'clock 2. NJ.
DEERSVILLE, Monday, Aug. 10, at
7 o'clock P. M.
TIPPECANOE, Tuesday, Aug. II, at
clock p NJ.
FREEPORT, Tuesday, Aug. IL, at 7
o'clock 2. NJ.
Democrats of Harrison County, much
depends upon early and thorough organisa
tion In this hour of the country's great
danger, every patriot should be at the post
of duty! Shall Dcspotism prevail through
inertia on your part? With aeorki earnest
WORK, Victory will perch upon the banners
of the only Union party in the country
the party under whose administrations the
country attained greatness and glory-the
grand old Democracy. Turn out and form
Clubs. BY order of the
Democratic Central Committee.
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THE subscribers offer for sale, on reason-
able terms, and in quantities to suit buyers,
HaD q Milton good hand-pressed, BUILD
ING, PAVING and CHIMNEY BRICK.
They will have brick on hand constantly,
and invite those wishing TO purchase to cali
and examine SUPERIOR article, both
in size and quality. 4,
G. p. DEWEY,
July q, 1S6S4mo WIN. GREER NJ
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EAT SHEEP.

SETH G. MUM informs the Sheep
raisers Of Harrison county that he is still
prepared to buy, and pay the highest
market price for FAT SHEEP of good
quality.
He also wishes to buya few FAT CAT
TUE. lie may be found at the SHERMAN
House., Cadiz, Ohio.
July IL, 1s63-3m. WI 68a
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SALE.
CADI,, Aug. 5, 1868.

THE subscriber will offer at Public Sale
at his residence in Archer Township, three
miles north of Cadiz, on the jefferson road,
on Thursday, the Goth day Of Aug.
tie, 6 Hogs, 2 Colts, | Carriage, 1 Wagon,
Corn in the ground, Stacks OF Hay, House
hold goods. Term made known on day of
Sale. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock a. NJ.
HAMILTON BIRNEY,
JNo. McNEARY, Auctioneer.
Aup5 1863 -3t
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Township Meetings.
Formation of Democratic Clubs

Meetings will be held at the times and
places indicated below, for the formation Of
Democratic Township Clubs:
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For the Renovation of the Hair.
The Great Desideratum of the Ade,

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair as soon restored
to its original color
and the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin boir 10 th;oly-
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati q st. Louis
Railroad.
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.

On and after Sunday, June 2lst, Trains
will run as follows:
Going West.
NAIL. PAST LINE. EXPRESS.
Taaua
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Sandwiches.

Francis Crosse, author OF a dictionary OF
English local words, thus defines sand vi n.
Two pieces OF bread and butter, with thin
slice uf nam or other salt meat between then.
sand 10 have ben a favOrIte dish with the Earl
of sandwich. Whatever great deeds n Earl
may have done. Ills only recorded monument
- two pieces OF bread aud butter with a slice Of
meat bel ~een them. The name AT AL vents. is
enduring. butrne mOnuHIent disappears ur-t-
" rapidly. as every one likes sand wich-s
They are IN place ~ lunch, ~ Ia Ut AZ evening
entertain ments; they are most acceptable 10
Travellers and hunters, and are god a. ..oIta''
a any lime when Que rs hungry. Sanfwiches
msy be made of hand. rs thew are eaten. or
wltb NOR care, 10 be served a. the table. For
hasty lunch, take Two good slices u hr-ad.
well buttsred. of n thickness proportional -
the appetite, aud place be- wreu them slices OF
ham. tongue. cOrne1 or roast beef, or ANY other
cold meat. Cold chicken or turkey, hayIaga
very thin bIt % ham with n. makes n MOT eN-
Cellent sandwich. The meat should al WsNs
De cut WY % n, and ~ ~ better 20 lay ON
several d, hcate slices than one thick sna. SAT-
as Tequirr q, ana use mustard N lt A. liked. In
putting up sandwiches for travellers. or nunt-
ers and fishermen, be generous, as they are
apt 10 have consuming apprtites. Win
saho iches Tor tl- table, tor par i-s fairs, etc,
more care should 0e used For bread, a DOd,
home made loaf, baked IA a square tan, wIil
cut 10 the best advantage. IL should b Old
enough ~ cut smoothly, and be sliced mOier-
atrly thin with sharp knife. Butter. and
piece the thiniy cut slices OF meat o-t geen. lay
the sandwiches on a clean table, place a board
On them, aud press them Just sun -iently ID
make them hold together; trim the edges square,
suck on plate. and cover with q damp mad
KIN or cloih until served. Have the meat al
ways very tender ana tEinly sliced a az a. tx
ceedlngly annoying % be obliged 10 lug" At a
saLdv iCh- hr beet We have ever eaten were
made OF pOtted ham The boiled ham A. fret
chopped ana then put into wooden mortar
and pounded unul al becomes smooth paste
ms spread upon slice OF bread and butter
and covered with another, makes sandwich
more deli eate than the Earl ever knew OF
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS ZOE GRADING souARE OF.

-, ne underslgned will receive proposals until IL
UnnteGk M gu MSNDAf, the 9Th fnstant. for the
ShhDihG OF the south half, or more, OF said
r1.aIe- The grade shall be a uniform line 4 W
net ABOVE the grafe at the building line a-~1 nj
me Whole or the part which may be req red 10 be
zone EXC sPr where the alleys pass through, and
H.es rEai be cut 10 the required grade whore any
ksit OF The front Of the Square she'll Re b.low the
I'VE ieet The contractor II all make IL With the ath
from the square and the balance Of the earth to be
uSnprited upon squsre i62, and no other place.
me south bali must he or sded within forty days
from the date of signing the contract. to aa.is.
IdcuOn OF VIM Forsyth, Survey or, &c, &c. and
Will be paid for
BIDDERS will state the price per cubic yard for the
excavation, and doing AL that l. specified 10 the
a. aid advertise ment, Each hid will be -.
CURED 10 furnish responsible person -gusraytee
IN The sum Of one thousand dollars for tn faithFu
performance of the work No extra " ,rk will be
allowed, and MT one Price paid for. which shalt
lrcludt al cutting msktr terrace, ard depostinr
the surplus earth In square l62
JkO l.. kIpN Eli. Druggist
no - Pennsy IyaBia ave nue.. ne ar I4th strr.t
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TERRIBLE EFFECTS oF DIPrHERIA -na
tTlnay evening, October ;, a son OF Mr.. Icke-,
of Fremont. Ono. aged nine years, was taken
SICK v Ith dIphtherla. aud OF Sunday moTaing
died. HIS sister. aged seven years. wa taken
win the same com pla nj on Saturday evening,
ahu Cleo ON monday morning. They Were
both buried IN one grave. ON the Ieth OF Octo.
Or Mr.. tckes himself died Of the same disease,
alter an ILLNESS OF for y-eIght hours. HIS throat
was SO completely nlied up by the infia med.
diseased parts, that he strangled while sitting
IN his chair. On Saturday. October 3ist, an in
iani OF one year, the last one OF the famaly. was
deposited ia the tomb beside the father, sister,
ana brother. VINO can tell the sorrow of tn.-
stricken wife who has an so short a time fo.-
lowed 10 the grave all OF her loved ones! Mrs
lCkes Is IN poor health. She is an entire stran-
ger IN Fremont, having come from PrnnsyI-
yanla with her husband IN the Spring.
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,

DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&4sE:
WARRINGTON, 1858.
morn and IsS XEsT
are now run as follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
Ia ea,e dai yc e!otIs s sp5 A. H. And
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, At A. n. and 4:2O
F0P ANNAPOLIS.
OF from Annapolis on Sunday.
FOB BSLTfMoRE.
Leave st = A N and 4:s0 and $50 p. M.
Leave at = A. Vi, and S:ao and s:soP.M.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
on saturd G as at A. snS NJ, and l:aopm.
OF sunday 4:2o, 80. and 9 2 NJ emily: CON
nS wfSn ai1' from Ss
THROUGH tickets 10 the West can be had At the
The day. Also, at the Gompsny's OGice, 4O6
Pepnsyiyania avenue. Passengers purchasing
have their baggage called for and checked at their
residence, taken TO the depot and put In the bag.
For New York PhilsdelDhia, and Boston, see
wius6s Msae Ii6 0f TRANSFORMATION
T. y, COLE, General Ticket Agent.
T'HRoCGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
NEW iEfalA' AND AE
WASHINGTON. 1873.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND NEW
hOBh are now run as follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK. t-ittom ehans. Of ecr,.
Leave daily except Sunday at = A. M, and
1880 and . p. NJ.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sunday) at A, M, and
1880 and $40 L. NJ.
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York at p. NJ, and Philsdel-
rhia at $40 p. NJ.
sleeping cars for New York on 9 P. NJ. trsin
daily.
Through tickets to PHILADELPHIA New York or
Boston can be lad a. the Station oice at sll hours
IN the day. Also. AZ the Company's Office. No.
400 Penn sylvanta avenue; Passengers Purchasing
tickets at the Avenue Office can there arrange to
have their baggage called for and checked at their
residence, taken to the depot and put in the bag
gage
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
uspolis and the West
Il. WILSON, Master o Trsnsportstion
l.. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
seH GEO. s. kO0NTZ, Agent, Washiugto
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DR. JoHNsToNs PATENT SMOOTHING

La pronounced by all who have seen II to b the
best article for domestic use ever invented ne in
principles and beautiful In design.
IL viii do the work Of four common irons, with
one I'd the fuel requires 40 holder never smuts
the cloths and puts 9 finer polish on shirts than
any other iron will pay Tor ifseifn saving of labor
ard feel in three mouths
Any one dissatisfied may return them within
oLs month after purchase and set their money
back.
aps ID street by JOAN LOCKE, sole agent for
Mar land. District Of Colu mhiS, and Aisxs ndria,
Va
~Agerts wanted. sesu