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again publish the rates of Postage un
ler the new law, and we' trust now that eve
ry democrat in Harrison count)-, who foelt
able to do o, will not longer hesitate to send
in his name and subscribe to the Sentinel and
Farmer. We labor hard for the good of
the cause and have a right to ask better en-
eourajrement from our democratic friends.
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Free.
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Over 300 and under 1000, " 15 " "
Over 1000 and under 2000, " 20 " "
The new law, permitting weekly newspa
ers to be sent by mail to all l'ost Olliccs
within the county where published, FREE
OF POSTAGE, was enacted by Congress
for the express benefit of the people. Will
the people avail themselves of the
advantages of this law, hy promptly subscri
bing for their county paper? By doing so
they can obtain a Weekly Newspaper an
article which every man ought to take the
subscription price alone,is a mere trifle.
BY TELEGRAPH.
A tilt VA I.
OTEiHEBNliGiKJ.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
, ' New York, Aug. 1st.
The Cunard steamer Niagara, with one
week's later news from Europe, arrived at
her dock yesterday before 5 V. M.
The Washington, from Southampton had
also arrived.
"
ENGLAND.
Mr. Brown's banquet onboard the steam
er Atlantic passed otf with the greatest eclat;
Captain West was one of the Vice Chair
men. The House of Lords has again thrown out
th billadraittingJews io seats in Parliament,
Tbyavotcof 144 to 108.
The now West India Mail Steamers Mag
dalina and Parana have been launcliedjthey
are 2,300 tons burden each.
The number of visitors to the exhibition
on the 15th, was upwards of 74,000 the
largest number yet. The Spanish Cortes
bill for the settlement of the Spanish debt
has been definitely approved.
An orange riot occurred at Liverpool, in
which three persons were killed and several
badly wounded.
The overland mail from Calcutta has ar
rived; the news is of no importance. Trade
was very dull. The mail from Bombay had
not yet arrived.
The weather throughout
England has
been fine; a good harvest is anticipated.
A line of screw steamers is about being
established between Liverpool and the Bra-
ztis. A company is also Demg formed in
London for the establishment of a line of two
steamers to run between Galway and New
York.
The state of trade in the manufacturing
districts indicates a general increase of con
fidence, and activity is only cheeked by a
dull cotton market at Liverpool.
FRANCE.
The report on the debate'of M Da Toc
qucville on the revision on the Constitution
commenced and was expected to last one
week.
Commercial affairs in France show no im
provement. Wheat has fallen nearly one
franc per hectorite; flour has also declined,
the harvest prospects being very favorable.
X be r rench tunds were firm.
Every thing in France gives place to dis
cussion upon the revision of the Constitu
tion. The leading Spanish fact is, that the Queen
is enciente.
GERMANY.
Letters from Hamburgh allude to the in
dignant feeling prevalent at the arbitrary acts
of the Austrian government in consequence
of numerous arrests on the ground of suspi
cions, DENMARK.
1 he ministerial crisis continues.
.,';. v u "; SPAIN.
Aooountsr from .Madrid, state that the
Spanish governmenthad received intelligence
of preparations for an outbreak on the 0th of
July. Every military precaution was taken
to guard against the insurrection.
Dates from Lisbon to the 9th had been
received. The ministry had been reconstructed,-
and the Duke of Saldanha had again
assumed the direction of public affairs. The
financial embarrassment has been accumu
lating. "
The Cuba Insurrection.
Washington, August 1.
The National Intelligencer discr?dits to a
great extent the accounts from Cuba, and
regards the movement at Puerto Principe as
altogether an American affair, the details of
which have been highly colored for the pur
pose of creating an excitement and sympa
. thy in the United States.
The amount ' of public funds on deposit
and subject to draft, is officially stated to be.
thirteen millions four hundred thousand dol-
jm.' j v
The receipts toward the Washington mon
ument during the month of July were $3,
861.: ,: T :"'.: ' '"
From Canada.
Toronto, August 1.
In the Canadian Assembly last night Mr.
Robinson submitted a proposition for throw
ing open the St.. Lawrence to vessels of all
. nations. The proposition was strongly op
posed by the Government side of the house,
. until the United States shall guarantee some
.like reciprocal measure. The discussion
was finally cut off by a call for the previous
,-qu.estion. The bill increasing the parliamen
,tary representation to 150, was rejected by a
.majority of 1
, Pittsburgh Market Aug. 4.
Safes of Flour from wharf $3,253,28 ;
from slqrp by the dray load at $3,373,44
for common i $3,503,56 for extra.
Cream Cheese is gelling at 6G; extra
cream is seijing at lijy!rc.
Coffee is selling at p J)10$ ; Sugar 6
6J in hhds ;. Mqjaases 3Ui37A.
Sales of Dried Peaches at V 1 ,37 1 ,45 ;
Dried Apples 75 80c. ' , .-.
' - .No. 3 Mackerel i7,S57Vi. . . . . . ' .' '
Sales of Feathers at 33f3)3,5c. ' ; ' ' '
Wheat is ellinfr at65GGc $) bush ; Rye
4550c; Corn 3435; Oats 2528c.
,Bacon.-i--IIams 89c; Shoulders 77i
Kides 0(318; (Sugar uurea nams jujyjUoi
. Wool.T-Sales of common to three-fourths
blood at 2831 f one-half to full blood 28
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MOORE'S SEED PLANTER, OR
Patented July 2nd, 1850.
FT MILS most valuable implement nl husbandry, which litis been thoroughly tested, is being used
A. for pluming Wheat, Uye, Com, Oats, Hurley, Beiins, etc., etc.. niui is io constructed ns to
drop tiny (inutility ol seed per acre, nnd nt tiny depth required. It operates equally well on all
kini of land, nnil is not injured by coming in contact with locks, roots, etc., etc.; ti ml it is ho-.icvi-d,
is unequalled by any oilier implement of the kind ill use, as may be seen by the Testi
monials of ninny of the best Fn'mets in the State. It would be almost needles to relate the ad
vantage of Drillinz over broadcast sowinir. which nearly every l''nrmer must he alirn tri the snb-
jee', its the mnnv experiments have proved so olten, thai nt least a0 per cent, more grain can be
.......... .. f... .1... l',-:n - i.:-. I I I .1 i . 3
....... .iii uic uuii, Willi Olie-lllllli n-Ill rt'l u
The hitrlifrsl Preniimiis have been awarded
October Dili j l'hiladelphia, October I7ih, anil Da
'1 he superiority of this Maehine may be judged
I OLI.OWliNU J'l'SI'l.TlOlilAI.S:
I'.xtraet o( a Letter from Mn. (i. M't'iiuKi:, near New t'a.silo. Del.: "Your Drill stnnda unri
vul.td, ns is admitted hy all l''urmeis in the neighborhood, that hn vo seen it in operation "
Nkw 1oNrxiN, October 7th, 1850.
"I certify that I have used Lewis Moore's late improved drain Drill, in nntlinr in I S3 nnrea
of wheat lor different persors. in quantities varying from 3 pecks to 91 bushels to the nore tuid it
uas in uu cases given entire sutislautiun.
' The undersigned havo used the Grain Drill,
Pa., mikI express their entire satisfaction with
wormy oi inuir patronaire.
An y person whi thinks the above certificatep
llaveifield, two miles went of Cadiz, learn the irient
ine nnovu statements.
Orders will be received for these nmeliinrs,
7,' ,? !,r",E",,u1 ,nt "" s"l'"'" ',."p',r 'l"lce
i Kil tirimb II till. lll.lUfSH I I
I UflBHBrgWHi
New York Market Aug. 4.
Flour is steady, with sales at $4,0G for
straight western ; $4,12 forState; and from
$4,31 to 4,44 for fancy Ohio. Rye Flour!
is scarce at $3,37. Corn Meal steady.
A sale of 2500 bushels of Michigan Wheat
at $ 1 . Corn is advanced, with sales of mix
ed at 57Je.
Provisions are dull; mess pork $14,87
15,00; prime $12, 87 13,00.
Coffee is selling at 8 to 9c lb.
Baltimore Market Aug. 4.
Flour. Sale of new Citv Mills Flour at
$4,50; Howard Street
Grain is steady, at unchanged rates.
Cincinnati Market Aug. 4.
Flour is selling at $3,00$3,12 bbl.
Cheese is selling at C6 J $ lb.
Shoulders have advanced ; sales 25 hlids
paeked at Cc.
.
Allegheny Cattle Market-Aug. 4.
c..Xu&his m,u.Ut Wfts w,?Bl,n.
plied yesterday with Beeves, and" buyers bid
freely ; the. whole number offered was dis
posed of at fair prices.
The offerings were : Beeves 500 head ;
Sheep 100 head; Lambs 50 head ; Cows
and Calves 25 to 30 head ; Hogs none.
Reeves. -The market wa. well attended
yesterday bv both buyers and sellers ; the
whole number offered (500 head) was dis
posed of principally, to city butchers, at gross
2 to 3A-c., equal to net 5.h G to GAe ; prices
vereashauo Ingiier than on the previous
market day.
Sheop and Lambs. The whole offerings
did hot exceed 1 50 head, all told ; the whole
disposed of at $1,70 to $2,00 $ head.
Cows and Calves. Tlio prices varied at
I from $18 to $25; nil sold.
Steubenville Market-
Au.
4.
Flour is selling at 2,87-J3 ") bbl by,'10 uil" produce better pietu
the wagon load. " t'c;i tak. n heretofore in tl
Wheat is selling at 64c bush. t"e,l.in.,.emM
Oats 25c bushel.
N. O. Molasses sells at 37.k; S. Ilou.e
4549c.
Sugar is selling at 7c in hhds ; 7- in bbls.
Sales of Coffee at lOj-c lb in bags.
Tea is selling at 4076 rp lb.
Siv iAvit. Tnhjipn in sr'Hincr nr 1 4i fivo
plug 25 35c. '-
Window Glass. 8x10 at $3,554; 10
by 12at44,50; 10x14 at 5; 24x30 at
15 box ; intermediate sizes tit correspon
ding rates.
Cholera in "West Union.
We rogrct to hear, says the Ohio States
man, that this town ( the Countv Seat of Ad-
ams County, Ohio, ) is yet severely afflicted'
with the Cholen
has been betw
nearly one tenth
. n . '--- ol about a u ile each, the Company reserving the
JC3T Potatoes and oorn m this immediate privilege to make such disposition of the whole
vicinity must be a total failure, if it does not """k' us "my "I'pear most conducive in its inter
rain before many days. Statesman. C9pi. .or, , a .
Z I 1 lans, I ronies, nnd Specifications can be seen
An AlMPrif3n Rtpnmor rilnivn im
Jin American Oteamer DIOWn Up
bv a British Fris-ate
, vy t JJlltlSU xrigdie.
We learn from the N. Y. Express, that the
l"1 ... 1 11 TT1 II
tlH . CI 1. J1 If "IT It ti
A hvayirttrn AmPr-if-iiia uf. Itin . onfivin wua
blown up and destroyed by ordcrof the Com
mander ot the British Steata J ngate (Jormo-,
rant, on the 8th of June last, under the fol'
lowing circumstances: A notorious slave dea-.
ler, named Alphonzo Romez, had dispatched:
a schooner for the coast of Africa, and on
the 8th she was lying at anchor outside the Herald says Col. Frement's agents, in Eng
hnrborof Ri.o The Sarah proceeded out to an(lj has sc)ld Fremont.fl right to 45 000 a
uic sciiuoucr wiui Biiupucs, uu uiu uiuisn
a. ii r r .t
nffieer RitnnosiniT the sunn fi worn for tho
maintenance of slaves, seized the Sarah, took
out her men and ordered her to bo blown up, 1
which was immediately done. An explana-,
tiou was demanded by Mr. Tod, tho Amen-
can Minister, but the one given was of a very
unsatisiying naturo. Ihe U. . bloop oti
vv i xjtxiu wua in tuu jiuiuur ui xtiu, nnu luiiy
able to have taken ample satisfaction, but
Mr. Tod chose to submit a statement of the
matter to tho government at Washington.
We shall be very much disappointed, if our
0veniment does not repudiate the doctrine
that British ships have a right to capture and
destroy Amenean vessels, under such cir
cumstances without mtico and without trial
Statesman. .
5TTho Cincinnati- Gazette says, that
Mr. Wm. Ramsay, the editor of the Shelby
County Yeoman, a day or two since fell dead
while writing editorial. . . , . , '
03r There will be only 1 8 eclipses ,' of the
sun in the next fifty years, neither of which
will be iotal.: , , ; , .
jarE. D. Mansfield, Esq., is reported to
bo in Washington,' writing a new edition o1
he lifts of General Seott. " ' ' M , ' ,
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W
imiii ni.ei iiiimucilfl ROWIII.
by the Agricultural Kim in Nmv ("null.. D'.liiiviiro
liimoic, October 23d, 1S50.
liy the
ClIAKIiKS BILKS.
Lashoska. liucks County, Pa., Jan. 8th, 1851 .
manufactured by Lewis Moore. of Lancaster Co..
its pcrlurmiincc, and recommend it to Farmers as
VM. STUVKI.Y,
. MAT1UAS THOUSE,
HENRY L. CARSON.
to be cxntrfferated enn, by callinv on Mr. Johh
ndvantn'-es of the Drill, nnil thn"iriitliriiln.u f
.
which are now manufacturing in Cadiz, Ohio, and
- AnU to f!1 ,"He ''.,,v."rc """"?'' " give
ISAAC S. D1TMAUS, Cadiz, Ohio.
Fire, Jul ami and Marine
INSURANCE!
BY THE
PROTECTION
INSURANCE CO.
OF II A It T V O IE D, r.ONN.
Chartered in 1825.
Capital Stock, Surplus Fund and Annual
r remiums,
... $1,000,000!
Policies issued on the most favorable terms.
1J. W. FillLUPS, Agent,
ntilfi-lra for Cadiz rind Harrison County.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
KENTUCKY MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
At Covisgton, Ky.
ciu.unvrv fund $100,000.
INSURES JYucsupon thefllntiial olcn.nt Joint
Stock rates of premium, and it is believed
oifcrs tbe most siiiink', reasonable, safc,nud equi
table plan yet devised for Mutual Life Insurance.
Pamphlets liiinislied, information given, and
applications received hy
K. W. riULLirS, ASeut.
B. F. Ckrkley, Medical Examiner.
Cadiz, Aug 6 lui
Look down, ye seraphs from the Sun,
Anil see the wonders we have done!
We talk by lii'b tning, ride ny steam,
And paint by Sol's eternal beam!
' J. P. JOHNSON,
Daguerrean Artist,
WOULD respectli.lly announce to the Ladies
mid Gentlemen ol Cadiz and vicinity, that
he has taken moms at the CADIZ HOTEL,
wlire he is prepared to take pictures in the Intesf
and most approved style. Mr. J, has takeu les
sons of souio of the hen Dac uerreotypists in the
United States, lie lliereloro Hatters hlniself il.iu
tures than have ever
us part of the Stale,
please cull and ex
amine sou. nnens. niio-C.r
NOTICE TO CON Till CI'OUS.
ili.5.klj.:
.Steubenville & Indiana Railroad.
JJitOPOS-YLS will be received nt the office of
I. tile MPiiDenvilleiinil Jiidiafla Kailrr.ad Com
puny, in Steubenvilld, until the first day of Octo
ber nPxt, for the Gratlintr ami Masonry ol the 1st
Division of the loud, extending from Steubenville
to the Coiinoiton Valleyj and also for the con
t rue tun of the entire Koad bctwcenSteubenville
mid Coshocton; mid also distinct proposals for
"i.im.uuii ol unu portion ol the Kouu
extending from Coshocton to Newark.
Viecntirelensjth of this line is about IlOmilcs,
8 " OI t'e company nlier the l.'uh day of
September, nnd further information my be obtain-
,v " "lP0,'jon to J. Dlkkenaderfer. Jr., Chief
JEnirineer, or to the undersiened.
jv23-tl" D. KILGORE, Piesidcnt.
. .
- B . 1 1 W c. family Flour oonstan'lv on hand ..i
Hi r . . ...
may7-tfj
Woods.
r,.ia e r n
The nur of appl.cations for Bounty
4jdna warrants has reached 150,000.
"
XW A correspondent of tho New York
. n i n rc , .
cres ot land in Ualttornia, to a com nan v in
w c ""'"f"";
London, for $22 per acre, amounting in all
to nearly a million of dollars.
'
jfc"Thc August elections in the differ
cnt states arc held as follows: ,
Kentucky, August 4;
Indiana, August 4;
Alabama, August 4;
Arkansas, August 4;
Missouri, August 4; ,'.
Iowa, August 4;
North Carolina, August 7;
Tennessee, August 7.
3jrCol. Miller, the celebrated Hero of
Lundy's Lane, died at his residence in Mass
achusetts tho other day.
STWo know of no subject on which pub
lie opinion is so unanimous as the efficacy of
the lloonand Uerman Bitters, reraons who
have long been suffering from dyspepsia, dis
ease of too liver, etc., are immediately" and
permanently cured by their use, . Fraoure
the conuine artiolo, that prepared by Dr. 0.
M. Jackson, at the German Medieal Store,
No. 120, Arch street, below Sixth, Philadel
phia. Those who are ailing should take our
advice, wid try this Jvondertul medicine,,
DR. GUYSOTTS IMPROVED EXTRACT
OF YELLOW DOCK AND 8ARSAPARIL-
LA. The oriiaiil ! only genuine pre nil rm ion
for the permnnent ore of CONSUMPTION and
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS, when they are
supposed to be affected by the loofrre ase of mer
cury, iron, quinine, etc. It is also a anre rraiedy
for Salt Rheum, Tetter, Scald Head, Dropsy,
Scurry, While Swelling, King's Etil, Neuralgic
Affections, Keroule
Neryious and General Debility of the System, the
Lose of Appetite, Languor, Diuinesa and Liver
Affections, which lead to Intermittant nnd Re
niitnnt Fevers, Fever nnd Ague. Billious Fere t.
Chill Fevers, Dumb Ague, Jaundice, etc. I
The afflicted may rest assured that there is not
the least pnrticle of Mineral, Mercurial, or any
other poisonous substance in this Medicine. It
is perfectly harmless and may be administered
to persons in the very weakest nitres ol sickness,
nr to the most helpless infants, without doing the
ieast infury, and is a certain cure fur all Female
Complain If.
Let nil who wish to parge the bluod from the
impurities contracted Irom the free indulgence of
the uppeiite tiurnig tne winter, una to prepare
thesystcm to resist summer epidemics, resort now
to Hihysoirs extract ot Yellow Dock und Stir
anpniillti," which is proving itselfan antidote for
many ol the most inalieniint diseases that flesh
is heir to, nnd they will never be disappointed.
lor in this remedy me publio uiith has never wa
tered, never can waver, lor it is founded on ex
perience. 1 fey fly from Mineral Nostrums to
seek hope, life mid vigor from this Purely Veg
etable Remedy; therefore, however broken in
health and spirits, however loathsome to himsell
and others, let no one despair of recovery; Jet
the patient only understand that this hope of
pnysicui resummon lies only in Ijtiysolt'i. ex
tract of Yellow Dock mid Snrsumirilhi. and ner
sonde him lor his life's sake to try it, nnd we
havo no hesitation in predicting his speedy res
torn. ion to health.
Kind's i:vll- asie ol O. .11. Leonard.
If the reader will observe he will see that in
nearly nil cases the patient has tried nearly ev
ery physician within bis reach, and nearly every
remedy; but when he hits upunGuysott's Yellow
Dock uud Sarsnpnrilla, the cure is immediate.
Bloouimo Grove, Dec. I, 1849.
Messrs S. F. Bennett & Co. Gents: Some
time in 1843 I was attacked with King's Evil in
my arm, which ueciiiue so nun I count not use
it, ami in !S4. mottibcution set in. I employed
ttt different touts each physician of celebrity
within my roach; nil tolil me that my arm must
be amputated. From the shoulder to the fore
arm my arm was full of running sores, some of
them us large as a iiity cent piece. I then tried
uu Indian Doctor, who removed the mortified flesh
nnd stopped the mortification, but could not heal
my arm. My strength tit this lime was complete
ly exhausted, and my person much cmuciateu.
i continued in tins state iintill 1U4S, when I saw
an advertisement of " Guvsott's Yellow Dock
and Sar8aparii.la," which 1 read tittentiv ely nnd
sent for one bottle of the article. After using it
a few days the discharges from my arm increased,
nnd assumed a light color and less offensive odor.
1 then sent for a second bottle, and while
using it I found my strength ine'ctising nnd the
discharges from my arm decreasing. 1 continued
using it until I had used six bellies, though I
felt inyst If perfectly cured before I used the sixt'
bottle. Since that time I have not felt any pnin
in my arm, no sores have re-appetired, und I
have no reason to doubt that it is thoroughly
cured, for I can labor with it ns well us 1 ever
could.
Guvsott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparii.la
alone cured me; 1 took no othei remedy while
using ii, nun nun i used it in tne nrst tinoeuriince
ol the malady, I fully believe it would have
saved me from years of suffering. And 1 most
earnestly recommend every person suffering un
der nny similar disease, to use Guvsott's Yellow
uock ana sarsaparilla, which will restore theiu
to Health, xours, in grnuiuile,
O. M. LEONARD
Prolapsus Uteri, or Fulling of the Womb, of
five yea tb' standing, cured v Dr. 1 uvsotl's Ex
tract of Yellow Dock nnd Sarsaparilla, after
every other known remedy had been tried with
out relict.
Washington, O., Feb. 1849.
This certifies tliut iiiy wile, aired twouty-scven
years, bus been suffering under the above com
plaint lor rive years, twin nearly nil ol unit time
confined to her bed. 1 have, for four years, con
stantly employed the best medical talent that
eould be procured in the section of the country,
without tiny Dcnent wnntever. i nave also pur
chased erery instrument recommended for the
cure of such diseases, nil of which proved to be
worthless.
In the spring of 1843 I was induced by my
friends to- try Dr. Guysot. 's Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla, which was used for four months.
Alter she nnil useu it nnotit lour weens, it wns
evident to nil of ns that she was improving, nnd
Irom this time she lmprn'Od mindly, and gamed
flesh and strength, until she is now enjoying most
excellent henlih. w m. IWUNFUKT.
We being neighbors to William nnd Julia
Monfort, know that 'ho above stiTtomeut, us to
the sickness of Mrs. Monfort, mid as to the cure
being effected by Guvsott's Yellow Dock mid
Sarsaparilla, to be strictly true.
JANE EDDY,
SARAH POWERS.
(VVNonc tire genuine unless put up in large
square bottles, containing a quart, and name of
the Syrup blown in tne glass, wttn tne written
signature of S. P. Bennett on the outside wrapper.
Price $1 per bottle, or 6 bottles for $5.
Sold by J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
North-east corner Fourth und Walnut streets
entrance on Walnut street to whom all orders
must be addressed.
Agents John Oenll, and M'Benn & Knox,
Cadiz; Hogg & Pnrrish, Moorefield; John Hogg,
Mt. rleusmii; J. Cruinnaciier ax. on, wheeling;
I". S. Ileiiing. Steubenville, jylu-ly
LADIES' and Misses'GAITKUS.hiilfUiuKirs,
Jenny Lind anil Morocco .Slippers, nt
nay it until wr.l.i .v ouadu o.
ILLEli'S celebrated Uradlinit tjcylhes, ulso
Urn as Scythes, for sale by
may
14. , oi ii. t r AnDEN.
POLAND bilk und Lining lor Ladies' Dresses
lust received and for snie nt
innyal miui vvkl.i. at, t-aasu-n.
FARAiOLti A beiiutiful uriicle ol Luilies'
Pnrusols, received and for sale by
mayai suu i w ii.
PKlN'Ts 350 varieties Irom 5 cenis to SiS cts
per yurd worth seeing, ("nil on
mnv7.tr vvoou.
. I I L'l.' P Cl.u...d ..I e..r...r..w .illll till V- UllO W OOl
J -
l'l wine, fot sale at S. A. U. M'Faudkb's,
may 14.
lJiLK POPLINS, anil silk trimmings to iiiutcn,
nt prices to suit all the people.
Cull ut
may7 tf
Woons.
SUGAR, Molasses Spices, Coloring Mutts, very
best Maidn , all for sale at Wood's
may7-tf vnenp bonier
VIEstcoud urrivulof Bonnets, iiibbons.Pnliu
Leaf, Panumu nnd Brnided Huts, has been
ronpi uptl n t Im:iv7-lfl woods.
f lYl'lUMMlNUS lor tlresses, ol lute styles,
Xvcry pretty article, for sale by
lliayii
SIIOTWELL & CP.ABB.
TTfriTlTE
i.E A I) .A fresh supply of pure
White Loud, in oil, for sale low by
8ne4 JOHN bKALL. -
IT INSEED OIL and Spts. Turpentine, a good
supply on band and for anle ohenp by
,e4 J. BE ALL.
jun
PARASOLS and Umbrellas, nil beuuulul anil
cheap at mny7-tf) Wooua.
FLOUR by
ul
the barrel, for sale by
SHOTWELT. & CRABB.
A FEW barrels MACKEREL for sale by
jyS SIIOTWELL It CRABB.
V K TALURON'S English Cradling Scythe for
sale at the sign of the
jy3
BIG PADLOCK.
S
ILK FRINO, of a snperiorqualitT. '"'
may31
SHOTWELL CRA BB.
TATENT MEDICINES, a lurge variety, for
I aale by
f junc4J
J. BP, ALL.
ENTLEMEN'S Wureisgoing off at Kailroad
VJT peed, the ateam is up at
VnO-tf M'FADDEN'S.
fTARDWARE, Cutlery n good suick for all
II the people, at the
" People'a Store," on
tnny7 w
. Wood's Cosnks.
Iust received a new lot of cheap Bonnet Rib
tj bnns, and a m.ngnifloen.1 pleae of Rlaoli Silk,
for in le clump at
8,4c 11 M't'Ann's.
may 14
TRESHTous.Cofiee, Bioe and Chooolute, for
JL aftle by may 14. 8. II. Maoii(
JXJDSOIf ACADEMY, j
At JeSBwon, Harrison county, 0.'
r V!? fAAowiMEa sEtfbioN
X tbt. Insdmuoa will one j
Itloaday. 19,1831.
It consists of two tero. of II weeks each. I
is open to both Bcxea. Any one of a rood moral
character, whose object is to io-pro hU or her
mind and heart, wtH feo admitted without hunt-
lion of age otatuunuenia. I', is only expected
of each Pupil, upon joining the
School, to enter
upon thoM atudiea for which he ar she is nienni
ed by previous attainments. And those who do
not design pursuing regular course may select
suin branches taught aa are judged aaost advan
tageous. Students will sot be kepi separated
by tbe arbitrary division ol years, bet will bear
ranged in classes aa muy best promote their in
dividual good.
And yet it is tbe intention of the Board of Di
rectors to afford a systematic coarse of instruc
tion, in the Mathemutica. in the Physical. Intel
lectual, and Moral Sciences, and in English and
Classical Literate re generally.
To this end, competent and faithful Teachers
will be sought, selected, nail employed, confi
ned to a few branches of study uud directed to
make the pupil as thorourh us possible.
The Board are hnonv io nnnouuee to the nub-
lie thut
Rev. Emanuel H. Scarfl, A. M.,
will continue as the Principal of the Institution,
whose labors as such during the mist t ear gave
Bui.ii iiMivuisiii ""unacuon. Alio also, that
.HISS CLAICISSA C. SCYMOITIt.
Graduate of Auburn. N. Y. Female Seminary
will serve us Prineipul Teacher in the Female
uepiirimenr.
IJOA II DING in respectable families can be ob
tained in the Village nnd vicinity at $1,25 per
week.
TUITION fnm$3,00 to $C,C0 per term of
PFPUPV 117 I-
G. SEYMOUR, Secretaty.
July 30, 1851.
Josiaii scott.I J john a. aiNUHAM
SCOTT & BINGHAM,
Attorneys iimi Conusellors tit Law,
AND SOLICITOUS IN CHANCERY,
WILL atlcnil to all matters entrusted to
them, in the county of Hairison,and ad-
joining counties. Office in Bingham's block.
corner ol Mam and Market streets, Cadiz, Ohio.
-nln, July 3U, Itfftl. ly.
Real Estate Agency.
SCOTT i BINGHAM, as Real Estatb Aoentb.
will give espeiinl attention to buying and
selling of Real Estate, Examination of Titles,
Conveyancing, &c, on reasonable terms.
Cadis, July 3tHy
Lumber.
( ff FEET of Onk Lumber (assorted)
for sale wholesale or retail by
jya3
WM. HUUti Ic CU.
A Sure Cure for Worms.
rjOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP. A
fresh
J. j. article, for sale nt
jy23 SHOT WELL & CRABB'S,
BARGAINS!!
BARGAINS.
IT is astonishing at what VERY LOW
PRICES Welch & Phillips are NOW sel
ling their Goods ! They are about starting
East, for the purpose of laying in a supply
of Fall and Winter Goods, and are now dis
posing of their
JKKSISJNT STUCK. AT UOST.
Bargains can be had, and no mistake.
Call and see them, and satisfy yourselves
that this is NO HUMBUG. iy23
Sheriff's Sale.
John Zutt & Wife, 1
v. V Petition for Partition.
Solomoii Oi long, Sr., et al.
M Y VIRTUE of an order of sale, issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas, of
Harrison county, Ohio, and to me directed,
I will offer for sale in front of the Court House,
in the town of Cadiz, in said County, on
Saturday the 23d day of August next, be
tween the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4
o'clock, P. M., of said day, the following de
scribed Real Estate, to wit :
The north half of the west half of the south
west quarter of Section Five, (5) in Town
ship Thirteen, (13) of Range Seven, (7) in
the Steubenville Land District, containing
.forty (40 Acres more or less.
jy23-ts D. HILBERT, Sheriff.
JULY 9 1851.
FRESH GOODS!
JUST ARRIVED AT WOOD'S!
A CARD.
M'KEE, M. D. Having permn-
ncntly loented in Cadiz, for the
purpose ol priiciieing Medicine,
would respectfully offer his services to
the citizens of this place, nnd surround
ing count rj. Having enjoved the privilege of a
thorough Medical Education, together with a
number of years' nrncticc, he hopes by close ap-
plinntion to business, to merit a liberal share of
putmu pturonnge.
Office opposite the old stand of D. Kilgnrc Sl
Co. Residence first house east of the Siriithfield
Rond. niigG-ly
JVOTTCJEl
05-Those indebted to the "CADIZ SENTI
NKL.' for Volumes 16 and 17, will settle thcii
accounts with eithor of the present editors of the
Sentinel, or Mr. M.M. Bartleaon, untl NONE
OTIllilt. TIIOS. L JEW ETT,
ap30-tf Trustee
i DAGUERREOTYPES'! f
riHE undersigned having fitted up his rooms
X for Daguerreotyping, is reatly to take liken
esses of the various sises usiiully taken, in the
handsomest styles nnd most reasonable terms.
1 have lately REMOVED io the mom immedi
ately under the Republican Printing Office, and
uver Mr. Benll's Drug Store, where I will be
happy to ncoomtnodttte my friends, and the pub.
lie renernlly.
noliMf H. DAVIS.
HARDWARE
AND
CUTLERY.
J UST arriving nnd for sale,
CARPENTERS' TOOLS,
Coffee MiUs,
Patent Hinges,
Butt Hinges,
Carnage Springs,
Carriage Trimmings,
Saddlers' Trimmings,
Saddlers' Hardware,
Anvils,
Chains,
Vices,
Files,
Augers,
Brushes,
Locks,
Steel,
Latches,
Screws,
Brads and Tacks,
Iron, Nails,
&c, &c,
Mattocks. Plane. Shovels, Spades, Axes. Curry
Combs and Cards, Servers, Guns, Spectacles,
Carriage Lamps, Bridle Bins, Knives and Forks,
very low. Inciuuing tne nest atooit ot cutlery
and Farmers' Implements ever offered to the nnb
lic, which we nre determined to sell as low at they
can ba bought anywhere east ol the mountain.
All we want, la mat you oau ana see ana you
will find it to your intetest to buy Hardware at a
Hardwire Store, all thia and more too at the
sign of the BIG PADLOCK. .
BONNETS vnd Hats of various kit, da, Jtnny
Lind. Queen's Own, etc, etc, a :
,a,ai SHOTWELL & CRABB'S,
Char Coal t Chax Coal 1 1
XTf TINTED. Two or three hundred btishols
of Char Coal, for which
the highest prioe
in Cash will bo paid by
AARON UOTT.
T A ATT" TJT?T)T? '
.LUU1V IllLiliii.
"WHITE LEAD, NAILS. Ac.. &c
' J", ' ,
MjOlC TOr fVlA
jut sUll.
j f t r receiving on consignment:
I I 300 kegs pure White Lead, at $2 per keg.
" suu beat Wheeling Nails and Brads,
10
'. to iMM 13,30; 6 and 9 J $3.55; 6u f 4, 10 per kec
ratal ana arnren oiusnes oi all si
ivs tor i ale
at ib
HIU PADLOCK.
WFl EItSON & C()T
Wholesale Druggists
3U. MONROE ST.,
W1IEEUSG. VI IKS I XI A.
OFFERS for sale at the LOWEST M ARKET
J PRICES, a large and well selected1 assort
ment or
DRUGS AND MCDICIXCS,
French, Entlink and American Chemical
Paints and Oils, Dye Stuffs, Varnishes, Win-
uw uinss, uru?gisis' Ulusswnie, crushes ol nil
kinds. Bronzes, Perfumery, Surgical Instruments,
Hatters Materials, GENUINE COD LIVEU
OIL, together with every article comprising tbe
biock ot a uruggisi. m:iy7-ly
1'ItFiMII A3D l'UUIC
f I HIE subscriber is receiving nt bis old stand
X in Cadis, Ohio, iu addition In his former
slock, a larire supply of fre Ii itnl iure
L.ui.1u:s,Uii.!s,01L,S,rAlIiT!S.VAUNlSUi:S, TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE!
etc., etc.. in short everything usually kept in u lluudnds afflicted with Consumption, Dyspep
Wesrern Drug Store. sin. Hpiintioii .if the Heurt, Torpid Uver, Palsy,
Mis stock has been cnrefully selected nsioqunl- Irritability of the System, General or Local Piiiua
ity and prices will be so low that no person can or Weakness, Might Sweats, Dimnejs of Sight,
reasonably object, t.isstookwillhekept full.niid Fits of Desimiidency, Musouhit P.ostrntion. nmU
he would call the particular attention of persons nil diseases of the Nervous Centre, never dretii.r
wishing to purcl.aso uiiythiug in his line, to see of the cause of their several ntJIiciiiMis. They
hisstock before purchasing elsewhere. treat results us if they were cuuses, and so no re
t iimiikiui ior pusi invors, ne siiunopes,oy care
and strict attention to business, to merit it larg
share of the patronage of a liberal public
finyjJl-ly JOHN BEAf.T..
Wistar's Balsam of "Wild Cherrv.
The Great Remedy for Consumption of the
Lungs, Affection of the Liter, Asthma,
... n J txr , ' ,
Bronchus, Pains or Weakness of tin-
Iireast or Lungs, and other ajectiuns of shadowed by the corrupt and tuihiinl. - The on'
Ai Pulmonary Organs. , hppy victim shuns society, and avoids tho very
TXTE copy the following article with plens-
f w ure irom tne " Boston .mercantile Jour
nal," ol March, 149. and we hope that if any
of our renders arc suffering from nny of t ie coin-
filaints which it is said to cure, they will tptedi
y avail themselves ol it.
Dr. Wistar's lttdsani of Wild Clicrrv
It was well known many years ago thai Ihe
Willi Cherry tree barkol this climate possessed
valuable medicinal qualities. Indeed this fact
wns known to the aborigines, and decoctions of
the leaves or bark of this tree hns ever been re
garded by their physicians ns one of the most ef
fectual remedies in many diseases. This fact,
several years since, arrested the attention of Dr.
Wi8tar, n higniy respcctntiie practit oner of Vir
ginia. He investigated with care the hculing
properties of the Wild Cherry tested its ( fleets
when administered nlnne.nnd when in combina
tion with other remedial agents. He found thin
its natural virtue might be greatly improved , and
Dy commning it wiui ingreiiients waose proper
ties were all well proved nnd gener lly recog
nized, a medicino wns produced which consti
tales it remedy of great importance in Pulmonary
nffections, and discuses of the Chest and Throat
diseases which are proverbially prevalent in on
cities and large towns, nnd olten prove fatal,
swelling the bill of mortality to n much grentei
extent Ihun is the case with most others, wc hud
almost said nil classes of disease.
The genuine Wistar's lialsa.n of Wild Cherry
has ii facsimile of the signature of Henry Wistar.
ivi. i)., rniiuiieiphin, anil sanionl anil rar on n
finely execuied steel engraved wrapper. Non
other are genuine.
CONSUMPTION :
And still another ciiac ot Hereditary ('onstimp'
tion cured by Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher
ry a father and sister of the restored having died
of that insatiable disease :
Clark Towasuir, Brown Co., Ohio,
February 20th, 1851.
Joi n D. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Western Agent for Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry Dear Sir: Our fitnuiy nre pretlisnnse
to that terrible disease Consumption my lather
i I .l:.i -I .i.... .!
linn sisier Having oieu oi tutu disease, i nave
also been predisposed toCuiisuinption.nnd iihoiu
three years since i wns completely prostrated by
it, nnd for weeks my life was disniiirul ol My
physicians und my friends all considered my case
us hopeless, and requested me to prepare for
death, lor a very lew (t.iys at most would close
my life. To alleviate my paroxisms of coughing,
which were intensely torturing, and to assist my
expectoration, which almost smothered me, my
1 1 lends nougat mo one Dottle ol Air. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, nnd commenced giving
me a few (lions nt it lime, as mv contrhin? snelln
cume on, and from the first I experienced relief.
und ohuiineu a uttie uninterrupted sleep, which
refreshed raevery much. From this time I bec;nn
to gain strength nnd to improve rapidly ; und af
tcr it few days I was enabled Intake Ihe Balsam
of Wild Cherry regularly and in full doses. My
appetite und my digestion became goo , nnd to
theneton shmcnt ol nil thnt knew me, I recover
ed, llisto Dr. Wistar's Balsam of WildCherry.l
and ihntnlone, under the blessing of Providence,1
thut I owe my recovery. My healili is now good j
evciy vestngeol tntit manning complaint. Con
sumption, thnt had lor years attacked nic like n
horrible incubus, has been eradicated from mv
system, nnd 1 do most earnestly entreat ell that
nre in tne least prcutBposeu to v onsuinniion to
make immediate trial of Dr. Wisttu's Bulsnm of
Wild Cherry, for I have full faith in its restoring
them to health. Truly yours.
JOHN BROOKS.
Important Caution. Beware of n base coun
terfeit ol A'istur's Balsam of Wild Cherry, signed
by one Wm. Spear, who, in order to palm his vile
imitation upon lh public, has obtained a fac
simile uf our bottle, and copied our label of di
rections vorbnliim, substituting his own name for
thnt of Henry Wistar, M. D., which is found on
the genuine.
Remember the outside. label or wrnnner of the
genuine Balsam is a finely executed steel engru
vine. bearing the name ol Henry Wistar. M. !..
und Snnford nnd Park none other can he genu
ine. Skillful and scientific physicians now (in
scribe tni medicine in tneir practice. -
Price SI per Don le six nettles for 5. Sofil
by 1. D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
North east corner of Fourth nnd Walnut street
entrance on Wnlnut street, to whom nil orders
must ho addressed. Also, by
John Boall.and M'Bcun& Knox. Cadiz: Uotrsr
Si Pntrish, Moorefield; John HngicMt. Pleasant:
J. Cruuibnoher & Son, Wheeling; T. S. Honing,
Steubenville,
jyl61y
AARON HOTT,
MAXUFA CTUBER AXD DEALER Z
COPPER TIN m
SHEET IRON-WARE,
HAS always on hand, at his shop (near S. &
II M'Fuddeii's store) a large stock of the
above wares of every description, which ho will
sell Wholesale or Ketnil, ns low ns can dq pur
chased anywhere else in the Western ocuntrv.
Country Merchants wishing to lay in a stock of
Tinware, would tin well to give nio a cnll before
purohnsintf, as I think I oun sell a little lower
than they ban purchase elsewhere . .
STOVES.
I have for sale the celebrated -Etna Air Tight
Cooking Stoves of all sizes, for either wood or
oonl. . These Stoves are decidedly the best iu the
market, and 1 foci confident that pny person try
ing one will sny so ( all I ask ia that they may
have a fair trial. j
Also .he Air Tight Wood Stove, which Is hard
io beat in this or any other market. . All Stoves
old by me ate warranted j and any one pur
chasing Stove, nnd finding It defective, can re
turn It tome and I will rank an eirhnntre;
I cum nnd wnx tell Stoves AS CHEA P ns they
can bo had In any murkei.
LADbLflilA MhOiCA L UULtKf
bribed U years ago, by DR. KINKELIV.
.1. w. corners I utuu anil t'.MU.t n.rr. om
t ween Spruce and Pine, a square anft a balf from
ihe MrrchnntVExehiiBge. Phiiaili Jjifcea. .
Persons suffering frow Pains hi 1'ie Loins, re
cent and Chronir afTeciioa l nHe ksitneys, di
enseotthe Bladder, GniviJ. Slrictnres, m miniil
Weakness, and all the coacosii UHinaof Ay.
pi ilitic affections, and those who, by fndulgi igi
u sec irt huhit. have entailed on themselves ciw
titutiwnul debility, should apply iminediaiely (nt
the most speedy remedies to DR. MNKEI.IN. '
die most expert and successful practiuoner farar
near, in the ucaimsnAot all iliKises of aptivaia
nature. r
INVALIDS '
Are apprised rtmt DR KtNKF.MX confines hi
practice to a punicalur branch at medicine, srhictt
eugngeshia prolouml attention, lie enntiont the
unoriiiiuite ngiiitist the abuse of mercury t thou
sands are iinutrilly raerearialised out of life; re
cent affections are proinotly exiintmished. See
your cases properly eradicated, not patched op.
, mtirrren people, nun inme nbevt to mnrry,
should be particularly cauiMnts oftliosearrkler.tsi
what a dreadful inheritance to transmit to uustriu
ity !" . " . -
Strictures, one of the most troublesome and dim-,
gerous affections, which olten end in f ravel, in-
ll.inimation, weakness, Ike, Dr. Kinkeliiigiiuran.
tees to remote speedily i lis also swellings, ais-
eased prostrate elands. A.c
rlniiils. &.c. Strietilrns hVf mill
ed many who had no kuowlcdreof their existence.
liet is touiid.
What is the cause of these diseases very fre
quently? Thercisthcuecret soiiNity self ubtle
practised by thousands. Commenced wben boys
ut school or elsewhere, it is kept up even during
young manhood, producing mental and physical
prostration. ' "
YOUNG MEM,
Remember, with indulgence and repetition, or
ganic excitement liecoii.es almost continuous and
morbidly sensitive u much so that the organs
nre vividly acted upon by a prurient imagination.
Especially in a state of imperfect sleep are they:
stimulated by lacivious and pernicious dreams
which lend to a constant and involuntary wasting
away of the Btainiiia ol man. The mote this fin :
happy condition is prolonged, the more frequent.
'"voluntaty, und alarming the evil , and if not ar-
IZl't1'6 T"'" Tf "'a "P
becomes it mere slave oldepracd passions.
the mental nnd intellectual in man are soon over-
weak, pale, emaciuted with failing sight, heilr-
NKiiiuuu otiii muic u i wuniuii iieUiiie
ng, memory, mind und with an undefined tlrenin
of cowing calamity, nnil an aversion to all lha
business of lile, he suon sinks into a conditio of
Jistlessness, indifference mid lethargy, from which
no common skill enn arouse him.
Which such a pnlieiit, the question or iilternn-'
live naturally arises, betweeti a manly eonmtro
uud by the aid of medical skill, to overcome his
woes or toi iik shamefully into the arms of dmh.
Let him brace his nerves, and rise with the lust
effort ot masculine fortitude, to combat the evil,
and apply for relief. To nil such Dr. Kiiikelin
enn promise a renovation ol strength manhood ,
and a con tinted mind.
READ
Dr. Kinkelin's Book on ihe Infirmnties of the Gen
erative System, it will be mailed by enclosing S3
cents in it rosT-sAtn letter.
He ho places himself under the care of Dr. K.,
may religiously ronfidc ill his honor as a gentle-'
mail, am! confidently rely upon his skill as a phy--sicinn.
.
Persons nt n distance niny address Dr. K. by
letter (enclosing a fee) nnd be cured nt home.
PA JK AGES of MEDICINES, DIRECTIONS,
ic, forwarded, by sending a remittance, and
put up secure ftom DAM AGE or CURIOSITY.
jy'JS-Iy
Jaundice, DyspepBi'n, ( lironic or nervous de
bility, tlibcnsc of the Kidneys, and all diseases
arising from a disordeied l.iveror Stunuich. iiteli
as Coiiiiiipiiti.in. iu vnid Piles, fullness of blood .
io the bend, acidity ol the Stoniacn, Nausea .
lienrthiirn, Di.-gusl (or Food, fullness or weight
in the Mm.'icli, sour -rucniioiia, rinliiiigor fiul
tetiugnt the pit of the 8toiuuch, swiniiiii.ig of tbu
Head, hurried nnd difficult Breathing, fluttering
ni the Heart, choking or tuffocuting sensation
when. in a lying posture, dimness of vision, dot
or webs belore the Sight, lever nnd dull pain in ''
the tletid, deficiency or preservation, yellowness
of the .Skin ami Eyes, p iiu in the Side, Buck,
Chest, Limbs, &c, sudden flushes of Heat, burn
ings in Flesh, constant imaginings of Evil, unit
giuat depression cfSpirits,
;an bk effkctimlly cubed nr
DR. IIOOFLAND'S.
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS V
PSKf ASKD BV
SH. C. KX. JA.CZLSON. (,
AT TUB
GEllMAN MEDICINE S ORE
No 130, ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. ",
Their power over the above diseases is not ex
celled, if equalled, by any other preparation in
the United ."Slates, as the cures nttesl, in tunny
cases vfier skilful physiciniiB had failed.
These Hitters are wot thy the nltention of invtil-'
itls. Possessing erent virtues in the rectification :
of discuses on ihe Liver and lesser elunds. exer- .
cisingthe most searching powerriii weukuessnmi -nfTectioiis
of the digestive organs, tiiey nre, witii
al, sale, cettiiin and pleasant.
(From the "Boston Bs.) ::
Tho etlitor said. Dee aid
'Dr. Hootland's Jolebratcd German Bitters for
the cure of Liver Complain t.JiiBBdico.Dvsnensiii'
Chronic or Nervous Debility, is deservedly one ol
the most popular medicines of the day.- These
Bitter have been used by thousands, and a friend
at our elbow says he litis himself received nn.cl
fcctutil and permanent cure of Liver Complaint
from tbe use of (bistcmedy. We are convinced
thai, iu the use of these Bitters, the patient con
stantly gains strength and vigor a fact worty
of great consideration.. They nre pleasant irt
taste and smell, und cun be used by persons with
the most delicate stomach withTstifeiy uudi r my .
circumstances. Wenrespeakiuglrom'eaperienca -mud
to the afflicted we advise their use." - .
"Scott's Wecklcy," one of the best Literary '
pa p published, said Ang 25 . t t
"l)r Hoollaud's Gerniun Bitters, rr.nniifnctuu d :
by l)r Jackson, are now recommentled by so urn "
ot the most prominent members of tbe faculty aa :
..f u -.a:-; .. J .
uir iiiiii.ii; vi iimwi cuioieiicy in case Ol lemnio?
weakness. As such is the cuse, we would tidvi.e '
till mother to obtain it bottle, nnd thus m
theiuselvessmuch sickness. Persons of debiliia j
ted constitutions will find these Bitters advantages
to their heultb, a wo knuw from experience tire '1
salutary effect ihey have upon wend systems.'? .. .
MOKE EVIDENCE.
The " Philndelphin Saturday- Guzette," the i
best Inmily tewsfuipcr published In the United
states, the editor says al '
Dlt. IIOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, v-'
"It is seldom tin t we n.ouauuciid whin is term- .
cd Pntcnl Medicines to the -onlidence mid pat-."'
ronngeofour reader) and, tlitreforo, when w
recommend Dr. Ilooltt nd" Gertunu Bitters, n
wish it to be distinctly understookl that w are mil
speaking ol lha nostrums of the day, that are i
ncised about for a brief nenod aud then liirn-ni i..n .
after they have done their guilty ruceol mischief, 1 ;
but ol a medicine long established, universally
prized, nnd which hns jnet Ihe Uenrtj uimtotal '
ol the Fuculty itself."
J'litit this medicine will care Liver Complaint -nnd
Dyipepaiu, no one can doubt, wfter using it
as directed. Itactsspocificiilly wpua thestoninch ;'
nnd liver it is preferable to ealosaelinafaiViadt -diseases
the effect immediate, Tltey can bead-. .
ministered to vkmalb or infant with safety and
reliable benefit, at nny time, ,. ; . ;
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Thi medicine has attained thnt high ehnraeter '
which is Dcocssnry for all awrlicines lo aitnin to v
induce counterfeiters to put forth a spuriuiisnrtj
cht nt the risk of the live of tbese who are inno- '
cently deceived. , ., j,.
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS Of ' .
- THE QSJWME. ..... ...' 'f i
Tliev have the written signature ofC u :
Jarkson npnn the wrapper, and lha name blown
in the bottle, teMout iitA they ore tpvmqut. ' :
ror snie, wnoiesaie nn:i retnit, at 4.bmai
MnmciNK SToat, No 130 Arch street. ni,a l,u .
below Sixth, (lateof 278 Rao atreei.) Philndel
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