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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-10
Wanted,

IMMEDIATELY this Office, smart, active lad, from
IA IL 10 years of ge, Of good, steady habits APP
prem 10 the Printing business. Apply soon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-10
Our Old Demands.

s.reen Prints, DcAaines, &c.
JUST received to day of the late pqteFns
y Jan. Z, Ie9J Mf SP0NhS 4 LANGnON
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-10
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
Is the Most Highly Approved and
Popular Standard Medicine
now in General Use. for

COLDS AND COMsUMP-
TION, ASTHMA, pLuRrsY, PHTHsic,
SrirrNG OF Bloom, llooFING 'CouGH,
}RoNcHrrIs, and all Pulm mary Alice
tions and Diseases of the Lungs aud
Chest.
is thus spoken ofhy eminent Ply
sicians. One says: "For the above
complaints, it is superior to any other
Preparation used" Another 1t has
been used with WONDERFUL success, Il
has a superiority over every kind of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-10

sIdo, Wbriesale Inv r. A. Peck Burlington; Mt Retail
by Red6eld 4 Grannis and $. h. Collins Montpelier
Charles Chapman Woodsocki . Crosby, Walgolg5 Per
ti" NrboIs Castleton A.W Beard, Pitt2feld Dutton
and clark Bratehoro Nichols and Smith, Bellows Fa'lf
and by druggists aud dealers in medicine scnguy 'hp
out the state. A'la - tnahss'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-10
40 Buffalo RNheS

Rose Blankets, a few pairs Of very
nice ones at STORRS anil EANGDONs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-10
FOR. SALE.

| I'd about thee fUurths' OF mile from the Depot in
line ier ON the road to Notfed Said land in good
shape tor small farm, Hnd "a good state of o'lt'vH'
ton ,,,,,.r,. ,t,Dx
Berlin, August elst, lS4a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-10
rs DOG. Axes.

ID ECElNED and receiving this week Of Reynolds, Whit
~ Brooks the beat stamp made. For sale by te uz
1t BOSTON prices. STORRS & LANGDON.
Dec Is. ii
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-10

"vEGETARLE PULMONARY BALsA NJ, 1o,,
and ser that il has the written signature OF VIM ION
a'u ~ , ,au ~ label on thr bur wrappers Eacn
botte and seal stamped Vegetable Pulmonary basa
Prepared by REED AND CUTLER, tpo icaIs o onS
Dive stuff % India Street Boston, and sold BY Druggists
Apothecares and Country Merchants genera'g rop pa,
IN; h"ttle Price 50 cents For sale in Montpelier by
CoLLiNs, REpFELp GRArrs' OV
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-10
Purified Cod Liver Oil,

a sure cure for Consumption and
,croula on the h,ngs asthma Sronehs coughs and all
diseases Of the lungs and chest Prepared 1m fesh NV,
ers md for sale BY the gallon or lcss quantity ny 80
a. ~ - = K. COLLINS,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-10
aNnNNTEy q *

DROWN and Beached Cottons Of al widths eAd qusllN
d ties. TGkings ~ aud 5d t%e some very n"a
Eng Tickngs Shecting Stripes, pFillings, Cation ana
N-nfl ETnnnels, all Coors.
"u'A'"H CIV" sI e. =. tNUNiS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-10
PANEL Dustin, N 7.

PHYSICIAN am SURG e ON
,a,f EAST CUElNTH. IT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-10
READY NADE CLOTHING,

larger lot and better assortment is received than was
ever offered to this community
Do not fail to examine these Goods fer we are never beat
on prices. ii I'd of Siae street
October. 1910 431E
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-10
Wanted,

1 NM PAIRS GOOD FOOTINGs. Also, Dfv Annie
l,UlU taken in exchange for Goods for Which fair
price will be paid, by SCOTT & FIELD
Jan. Q, 1850. OFF
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-03-19
Slavery Excitement.

The whole excitement that has prevail
ed on this subject has been formented by
Locofoco politicians for base party purpo-
ses. There is no more reason that the
country should be convulsed and distract
ed about the Wilmot proviso now than
there was two years ago, except that Gen
eral Taylor is now, and then Mr.. Polk
was, in the Presidential chair. The Lo-
cofoco presses themselves tell us that if
General Cass were now President, in
stead of General Taylor, there would be
none of all this trouble; there would be
no Southern convenlion-there would no
cry for disunion. Affairs would be as
smooth as the face of millpond, and pro-
ceeded as regularly as clock-work. The
only difficulty under heaven is, that GER
tain gentlemen of the Richmond Sweat
house clique, who have been regulating
our affairs for the last forty years, more
or less, have been thrown out of power.
They ale off the track. They think that it
would be fine thing to get up little
Southern contederacy, in which theSweat-
house could continue to have things their
own way; and they have brought in
some of the friends of Mr.. Calhoun, by
persuading them that now is the accepted
time for the dissolution Of the Union
The handspring ofthe whole excitement
is TO be found in cabil of vile, intrigu-
ing, managing, reckless factionists and
agitators, who see that their only hope of
regaining substantial power is by dissolv-
ing the Union or breaking down Presi-
dent Taylor. They will be disappointed
in this hope. The Union will stand
President Taylor will stand. Mr.. Cal.
houn's crisis will turn out dead failure
for the fortieth time. The Sweat-house
will array itself in sackcloth and ashes
and the elite will have to amuse themselves
for while in playing econd-6ddle in the
governmental'concert.-Repubhe.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-03-19
CONTINUED from our first page

II can only tell You that the ford and
Asiatic style is not the taste OF the age.
The strong and even the rugged, are far
more successful. Bold propositions, bold
ly and briefly expressed; pilhy senten-
ces; nervous common sense; strong
phrases; the feiiciter audGr, both in
language, well compacted periods, sudden
and strong masses of light, and an apt
adage in English or Latin; keen sar-
casm merciless personality a mortal
thrust these are the beauties and deior-
mites that now make a speaker most IN
teresting. A gentleman and a Christian
will conform 10 the reigning taste so lar
only as his principles and habits OF deco
rum viii permit. The florid and Aslahc
was never q good style either for an Eu-
roLean or American taste. We require
that man should speak to the purpose
and come to the point; that he should IN
struct and convince. TO do this his mind
must move with great strength and pow
err; reason should be maniiestly his mas
ter faculty argument should predominant
throughout; but these great points secur'
ed, wit and fancy may cast their lights
around his path, provided the wit be cour
teous as well as brilliant, and the fancy
chaste and modest. But they must bt
kept we'll in the back ground, for they are
dangerous allies and a man had better ot
without them, than TO show them IN front
or TO show them too often"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-03-19
The Speech of the Hon. Richard Parker


the Representative Of this district in Con
gress, on Thursday, the 2sth ult., has
been pretty generally published in the
Democratic papers Of our District. There
is nothing sufficiently striking about il to
make it worth our while to devote much
space to ii; il being simply safe affair,
susceptible neither of much praise or
blame.
Whether the theory Of the power Of
Congress over U. S. Territory, given in
the following extract, would have been
put forth 10 the world as Mr.. Parker's had
the date of his speech succeeded instead
of preceded Mr.. Calhoun's address, is
more than we shall undertake to decide.
At any rate, as between Cass and Cal
houn, Mr.. Parker has ranged himself
with the former. Knowing our own of
expressed sentiments on this head, the
reader will not be surprised at our coinci-
denee with Mr.. Parker throughout the
extract:
"But let us leave these general. We, TN.
answerable, appeals to justice and right,
and examine whether you have the pow
er thus to legislaie. The powers granted
TO this Federal Government are few in
number, and limited in extent; and all
powers not delegated TO the United States
by the Constitution, are reserved 10 the
States respectively, or TO the people
And whenever ga question arises concern
ing the constitutionality of a particular
power, the first question is, whether the
power be expressed in the Constitution.
fit be, the question is decided. If il be
DO! expressed, the next inquiry must be
whether it is properly al incident + N ex-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-03-19
SATURDAY last in Shcphcrdstown

Was a busy day.-The sale of the home
Household Furniture of the late VIM.
Short took place, and, as at the sale OF
the Farm on Tuesday last, very good prl-
ces were obtained. The attendance IN
both occasions was very large, but Parlic.
ularly that on Tuesday.
Elections were held for School commits
sion"rs, resulting in the election Of Alex.
r. Boleler Esqr. for District no. 2,
and DR.. |. H.TayIor for District no. 3.
A meeringl not so numerously attended
as we could have wished Of the Wings Of
tie precinct took pla &c in the afternoon to
procure delegates to the convention yes
terday held in Charlestown for the selec-
ton of wing Candidates for lheAssembIy.
The gentlemen following were the dele
gates drawn by lot as prescribed in the
Free Press: Thos. Hessey; JnO. +. Schley;
B. +. Towner; Jno. ii. McEndree; Geo.
Lcklider; VIM. McMurran.
The regular monthly meeting of the Ag-
rlcultural Society took place, but owing
to the lateness Of the hour adjourned to
Saturday next at'3 o'clock when full
attendance is requested
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-03-19

THE MAIDEN AND MARRIED LIFE OF
MARY POWELL, AFTERWARDS, Mistress
MILToX, Is the title of pamphlet we
have received from the publishers, +. III
TEL & Co, Pos;on. This lady was the
copsort Of John Milton the poet. The
contents of the work were originally CIV
Ell in Liuell's living age, but is now in
pamphlet form presented 10 the public
So far as we have been enabled to scan
the work, we have no hesiiancy in recon-
mending it, as il sheds much light upon
the private character of Milton, heretofore
unknown. Ii is an interesting and valua-
bic publication.-FredeTiek Examiner.
We are somewhat surprised that our
contemporary desc,i)es Ibis serious bora
ide narrative. II is no such thing, being
only very ingenious fiction, of which
scarcely less ingenious limitation has been
made in this country by the poet Whittier.
Ed. Shep. Register,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10
National Rgouse,
Corner Of fSfeageHDiiie and Warren Sirect.
CADfZ. OHIO, aHI

One square west orthe Public Buildings. iorHi-
ehY oseqded bS 'Tb0n'vs {. Fineen' p
Hr.z2. FENIE SUBSCRIBER having H'cll
fssSs rented his establishment, has
Isss,se5e 5erehoyaedand put il IN complete .epair,
49, tsaud furnished II with eHtip new funn-
ure II This housc is located in the most pleasant
and bhsiness.parl Of lie town.
Z TIE STABLES are extensive, and hive also
been thoroughly repaired, and viii a al times be
provided with the bestor proverder, ond Attended
5y careful and obligine hoslers.
Connected with The establishment, Is barge ont'
extensive WAGON YARD, Qle best in CHdiZ)
and suitable for MeDagerics and Circuses.
Having permanently lQra,e'iat the aboYe stand
,hn citizens generaily,aHd the travelling public n'al
resi- assured lhatno pains win he opafcd to render
those who may favor the National liorso with a
call as comfortable rs pnPsi5lc,by which means nc
undersigned hopes 10 lueIil and receive a liberia
share OF patronage.
DROVERS accommodated with any amount o.
Stnbling required.
DOARDERS received By tho week. month ol
year. H.....
Suitable Rooms can bciuruished for Pritatc F;i'
miles.
| / have connected with thr above establishment
Ia LIVERY STABLE. which, for S lyle OF CAnEi-
AGES. and su lety oi loFsGs, cannot be surpassed
10y any establishment Of the kind in lie country
! 0Ay-CuARGtS MODERATE.
W THOMAS McCUE.
Cadiz, April II, 1910
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~NNNrN/NOO0DNOANNN~O|
NEW PHILADELPHIA AND DOVER.
- = s'-------===- ----,--
OBA'T'UAES ESY

ROBERT FULTON, departed this life at the
residence Of his father, in Green township, on
Saturday the 9Th OF April, aftera protractod ILL
ness, in the 22d year of hisage
During the illness of the deceased his suflerngs
at times were severe, yet he did not complain but
bore them with resignation, patience and that
fortitude which were his peculiar attributes under
every trial. La the life Of the licensed there was
much TO admire, 10 love and TO respect-hs probi.
ty, his sincerity and aRdor, his NJ bic generosity
and the dsnterekttd const0Dcy OF his irir ndsh p
as wellas his strict fdeli 10 all his moral and
civil obligations In his d mesiic relations, he
was kind and to his friends mild and nileclionaie;
his sympahising voice and serene counlenance,
divestiDg repro0i Of all unkindness.
Few young men have been permitted to enjoy
more universal esteem, and TO none has it been al.
lowed 10 fill up the measure oile more honorably
than ROBERT Fulton. Generosity, friendship, al-
lection and goodness, all weep at his departure,
while those who knew him best. mourn thar he
has eit them, yet rejoice IN believing, that he now
rests beyond the reach OF sickness or pain, in the
bosom OF TINT Sovereign whom he served and
when h loved SO well. NJ
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HAMPTON, SMITH s. CO.,
DRY GO0D gOEGERs,
No 81 Moon srrLEr, FnTsBor0n

I.
YNTOULD respectfully ask the attention OF
Wv Western merehnnts to the very large
stoejs of Foreign and Domestic Goods tl,ey now
offer f,r sale flaving plrchasel their Staple Goods
MT the close ui last scasor INST. they eau sell at
lowcr rates than can now he bought from first
hands. They will be receiving The latest and
newest sfyl,s thruugh0 the season, and will as
surdy offer goods to cash or Iltnctlui men at pfi-
ces thai cGnlot fail 10 plrase. They cnumeia'e us
now in store:
zoo eases beautiful American, English and French
Prihs;
50 = latest patterns Berages and Lawns;
a6 blue, black, mode aud fancy eolOrcd
Alpacas;
200 pa. embroidered. Swiss. mulls, jacks, cam
brc and yic'a Lawns;
100 cartons extra rich spring Ribbons, MI prices
I.accs edgings. silk fringes, gimps, cords, &c
| Ladies' Frauchlwrought collars, rich dress silks
black and tuncy;
1000 Parasuls from l2i cents to 50;
/ MEN's wEAR:
BRoAp Chorus Black, blue, olive, b. own, greer
variuus qualities.
CoATrNGs-Cn Cnshmafetta, black and cold queen
cloths. twccds, Washington cords, Napoleon do
Itnill'd and plain cuatings
SATrI>rTTs-- Black blue, brown, drpb, cadets
&c, from IS TO IS cents.
$500 us pantaiunnerls from cts 10 81;
300 hlik casyimeres and frei ch doe skin;
500 fancy AL grades and prices;
CAsEs-34 and 4 brown linens; ....
union and all Iincu co5t checks;
white and cold linen drill'Ls and duck
silesias and other hIiingsi
Bales of fcanvasj and pndings. full assortment
1000 pa apr,nnnnd skiftiMg cfteckS;
BRowN Axn Bi.EAcHEp. GoTToNs, T,cXlNos. &c
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Douglass House,
ND SEA esEI FFEC e

CADIL1 tkEAOs
&gEA EENIlE undersigned, haFing ieaaed
fsss that we'll QIown stand, the
;ss,S Ts9ss. DOUGLASS HOUSE, most respect
sss ssss fully invites i'll his old friends, ami The
community generally, 10 give hin" call ilathis new
lncation; and I've assures hcm that no iahor' n"i"s
or expense shall be spared to render them eoi1ra1
ble and to give entire satisfaction.
Ills FABLE shall nj all times be 'hrnsheo
with The hest the III rkets afford in abtnhHnc"
His PARLORS and CHAMBERS arcull new
" mrnishpd, and shall be carefully altchdett;
and, in short. bntlling shall hr wanting tor the
comfort and convenience OF his guests,
Iii STABLES are large and convgncnt' and
we'll calculated for the accommodation ol Cfd-
vERs, md shall atal lines be Supplied with the
best Hay and Grain the market allurds-nnd IL
all umes be attended b. careful and oblislmz
ostlers
I BOARDEilS will he taken by the day, month
or year. Oh the most reasonable terms
| 1T The Wheeling, Wooster aud washington
STAGES, leave this House ri weekly, whci
will make this House n convenient stopping place
for Travellers intending III travel hy Stage.
| CATTLE DROVERS can at all times be nc
commodntcd with the beet Of pasture.
! 0rtr have, connected with the
above establishment, II LIVERY Es%A
STABLE. which, for sly le OF CAR. Y @A--N
kIAGES, aud snlely ul HORSES, x-z1ss fl1SS 4 s s
cannot be surpassed by any csiab- g4s
Hshmen of The kind in the country. ss9ssass.'4afa5
n47- Charges in nl cases moderate.
Cadiz. Aug. %. 1919, JOHN AMSP OKEF
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a DOCTOR CuREnI

DR. J. W. FRENCH, Eisde iiisdgle county, Mjaig1a
Glut the Isl Of Janugfy 1872 follows: 81 have hsep
IN thp rerEar practice of n,elc- IN 'hs phcp me yCars
hnl was ohced 10 quit pr0cce Of r profession IN cJsg
glcrCc OF III iVah. iTa3 so severely afflicted with Chronic
UheSe Of He IHRgs, convince thu TUE (oE
SUMPTION, past doubt cuu he'd onius iucesany IL and
day and had pans and IN M chest SIDE and
breast. tried the remedies recommended hS he skhl
oflte profession, NIL effect excepting tie Nausea Htl
hi'y caused by them, preud cod patent red,-
cneS, and have no flh nov in tltm Generally B'd lves
inJGcehns experiment Than trur,h fiil-O
hottie of BRANTS INDiAN PC CLMONARY BALSAAii Gul
lido here acAnuwledg ge for the nvdt the U c1e isil
may that the eiyct Of its NEST
prompt sut saulury ef any med ciIcs the
effect Of in all my practice Ny eoHyt aoc9atzy rcres
uni IN about Il III days freq CON softues
n the chest and pain Gni now consider 4nd oaoace HYgJ
wgLL Ian
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LEGAI NQwxCE.
Almcdn Barrett. }
VS.. pa.,,,. ', .,.,x
Thomns Barrett, ''''' w. ''"''

Almcda Barrett,
VS.. ~ 80. - -
ThomaS Barrett, ''''" '"' '''''''
A RTnUR BARRETT, Esur Wilson wiio Of
~. David Wilson. Emma >pGrlicr wir, Of Rich
ard Spurricf, Bdinia Cadwaiad r wile Of john
atwalndar allol whom are rul.rcsi ltIts ui thc
State orOhio. ros,fhcr with the chilrnaud hGiiS
ut Inv ur Rachel Sears, deoeasr whose names
II e unknown to Pcihiunrr. aud vino are als0iiun-
residents Of suil sA;r and wbn tngutlCr with
Thomas Bitreti, W0rden Btrrtttaud others n'In-
ed in Petitioners PETITION who have The ueSr im-
mediate cslHte o(iahertanre ia tho llnI5 and ten
laments ut IHcmas Ballri late o iIanisoR county.
deceased, viii ukeuoticc thu ol, the PSI. day Of
Fcbnary, a. D. 1857, Petitioner fled The Cout
Of Common Pleas Of the County Of HARRISON in
the State Of Ohio, lIil for cbIncsry ngainN the
said Arthur Barrnii Belinda CadwHladar, Emma
Spurrier Ester Wsln aud the chitlycn aud hri,s
lei laws OF Rach1 Scare deceased. nnd whose
names are unknown TO Petitioner, together viii,
! Thomas Barrett and uthcrs and rcsidtni OF s'id
county Of Harrison and ShG aforcsai'i. The
object and pFayer.ui which bills hat Pgdtioner
mpy have her djwer Unsigned and sot OHIO hrr BY
proper metes and Bounds, IL thelunis on messuagc
lor whici. the sud Thomas lmtrCtt, hate OF said
oouuty died sczeA and possessed ot; and ;te
said Arlur Barrett. Dalinda Cndwahilur, l,nlmr
lSprricr, Esler Wiiaon and The children and heirs
ct law ol Rachel Sears, deceased. aic further 10.
tihed that unlcs2 they appear aud plead, Nnvwcr
or dcmur to sad Bill within stxty days after the
next Tenn ofsaid Cnuu, the said Alnleda Barrct,
lat the Term Of Court next allcr the expiration OF
snid sixty daJs.wAl apply In said Cont 20 iake
The matters Of the Bill 10 conalesscd. nntl drcrcc
lbefcol pccordMdy JSSEPil SHARON
| March G, ls5a-s6t Solicitor ior Compi.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10
RHODES u OGLNDAY,

EEC II A NTS.
Bird DGEFoaT, c1ETo,
Z Z AFEnov en- hand and ore jus; ecciyins q.
/ 4 rcct tra1 New 'aleaGs. Az
100 Ills. p,iu,g n 0. Mplna9ss III Oak bis;
700 ~ Sugar;
s. fair sasa~
lj0 hags prilRc Rio Co!Tcei
~ irrccs Rice;
20 sacks Alspice;
20 Pepper;
IS bis rue golhcn syrupi
10 IT,,
4l Bills Sugar IIop'u Matis sscsj
10 a." I"
Ing gjrhrr with general assorimcnt Of Teas.
Tobarcu, Cotton Yarns iron, Nails, rE Wh;eh
;hrv win sell nj lowest market pEicc5 anl iavits
,hc'r friends u give lhcm ca.
nriAgrnolt, ENbnlry ~. $50.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10
y. a.. Sa2UE' w ssEL.

MliotdIg4l Lac aNa S0Ilct9r n Claarery,
CADiZ, o.
ENT Ill. practice IN Harrison, and adioini,
Wv COMMITTEES. tie will give especial a. d
Ipr1mptatrntion 10 Collections business Of Exs e
rtots ard Administrators G,iardians aud Wars,
PauiiOns. Sales Of Lands. Err,lcment OF Estate
titles 30 Real Esinc, Coycyancing, slits Al II "
mud in thnnceryi aud MI other professional bull.
upa- cuinsirh 10 his care, &c. sc.
| He IS ulso A.rn' or The State Bank of % iio.
and others, for loanins money, on n,orieascsssca.
lrity. &c. &c.
| Qfcc--On Marhet stort. nearly opposite !.
BnMK. CndR. san 81. laI9.--lfp.e
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10
Would s9on ba in g GRAVE.

Mr.. WILLIAM r. JENNINGS. y merchant F.cyr
Centre, -ISht2bttd csaig. fai. Wiu'e UCNltr e.
and s4red Of GNapMrlfeS which te rar If NTF
INDifN FtI MONKEY E-fI #-iM hEl ~ c-d 20 NE wv
LIAM CROCKET. uf an I'd Gr,EEs He sujU M tgir
hud suu lhi relief t,M li- tssi YhysCus ufi
Ing monster, COaggapiE Lad ta,u ts lod or tg vltH H
BUdegruyny and ArGiinnlg la lad +, Ilt w NAS lttu
skeleton He gaeq ap lY His physicians 0U} all lvla
lyls would soon i0Lt g'aJc But eH'n ID Ms last
extremity, 5iTuIge aHd marvellous P tnpF seui r' t. r
that lie Of only ffs bUea of EEhNTS INDIAN ptlhN
NARY BALSAM Lr hand of tie des oyer eHl
restored Mr. ClockG. II leg and u is uhs3L'g hl''g
Tuyged a1a!
S. D. DAMN Esq, -rl7at nai T1sts's'sr NJ e@srr al
adjoining tUvn WlUut HE Time aud SfeHd
that he acquainted wih Mr. CsccEGri sHd c9ci ~ hi
crpr d,Ufb 1ID c-rfs
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10
LENa q. rOlsaYTlIE.

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SyTITLprlct,cpin Harrison anl tho a1iahiias'
w cou1tica Collections, the business oi TX.
rcu'or AMI administrators. Guardians and Wards
p,tlion' CIR PmG,iou, Settlements II flisAtes. and
all ether husiHcss clgU.irl 10 hin, yill receive hs
prompt attention.
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10
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Mcssrs. F. 3. CALDWELL co, Of East Osl-rg1 Og,pNgo
Co, n y, respectable i-i lists, We huve last
heard through Mir Nhtvman reFppcNbs c,iyen Of this
place, of Emporium OF Consumption which B2kHrE
lED&N PcLMoNARY EAlSAM has produced on tie vile uf
acquaintance Of s, WHO resides 81 the of ruenny In
Ibis county SHE had bcCn long confined Ler bed aud
dsngGrOusly diseased that her friends rtycd nlussi-
he for her to iite Tn ONE DAY LONGER. Eut Wien
all other hope utterly tulc se commenced taking HRHN7'S
PULMONARY BfLS1M and its medical efficacy as raised
her from that she 10 p0Hg about and
!eRdig her doaesc household GFaE and iHes SHE Eckno
cd and il is very evident that she r indebted to BRANTS
BASAM for her recovery from iUg and duIget.
and ler tls uud le kb0gg consider at med
inine einsnlu luul,