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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24
E0gcSE s42'46COE
OF NEW GOODS CADIz
At TIE STORE OF
M r. RENNETT.
n, =. BEW n e TT.

4 Large assortment or New Goods just rcceiv-
N cd and for sale At the old stand formerly oe-
cupied By Stuurtand Bennett This sock 0 fgoods
wa bought within ticlast ten days in the Eastern
Cities, nt rom ten to fficcn per cent lower than
the same kind Of goods were bought ono. month
since. For hisrcnson | am enabled to sell at cor
responding low rates, 50 that all OF you who are
in wnnt OF such articles MS arc commonly sold in
establishments o this kind will find ii 10 your in'
ieres TO CAL aud learn the very low rates at which
o,nle cpu La bouglit nj
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- nfLeIfers.
Lssf OF LetteENs
ID EMAINING in the Post Office. a, CseiI'

ID EMAlNING in the Post Oiiiee. a. Caeif'
IA Ohio. ApFii lsi, 1850 ne
Any Daguerrean arrisr2 Lewis Miss Anne E.
Anderson William
Askson Miss tiizabsthMcliutre jno
Arderson Hugh Marshall Jas.
Anderson Niss Jane Mcfaoten G..
Arnold Mr. McNluien Jas.
n Mavs Calvin
RuryyelI Samuel MeCnlam Jacob
Barnes Miss Martha Maxwell sam D.
Ericker Simon Miller }. IL
Bell Dary Megaw Juo.
Bundic John McFadden klizabeia.
BelI lanes hctadden Albert
Behb Walter McFaddeu Joseph
Busby IOhu Maxwell thomas
Boyd John s. Co. Meteck James
Baker John Jr niunieer Eli
Barrett Thomas McFadden Mr.. e.
Ball ThonnsM MsFatideR benjamin
Bell Grahen Mcl[iunie Mrs. NJ.
Bruce William motiat Mary
Banch George A. Mckinney sam
Black tort Samuel Merriman Charles
Bryan James MeMillery Cnqrles
c Monroe Samuel
GouowGy Michael McConkoy James
Crum Peter
Clapp OlnerT Night Needham
Cooper William Nelson James
Cox Harrison Nelson Miss E.
Gavin Hugh Nash Zenas
Craig Jobn or
Chris,y James Oglevie B. ;
Cudon Ueha ugd' X. ).
Covirt Abraham Penn ). }. care OF George
Cook Miss +, J. tHge Jno
Cope Jacob Parish Richard
D Perry Jane
Douglass sam Patton Joshua u.
Ditmars AbrahaIa 2 roulsOn Juo.
Davis Ohm Parker lhomRs
Dckerson Ioshun, 81. Patterson James
Dowlng Eliza , Porter W.
Duncan Miss A. r, Porter Joshua
Dauiorth benjamin. Pugh Susannah
Davis Josiah Flcktrng jordan
Da''on Falc'' IfFg."si rb.'9,. 4 rEOma' +
Evan John Or Robert X
Evus Amanda Ruliedge B. +.
Ii. w. L. Roper Lucy
+ Roy Robert
Fouree Elizabeth Russell Samuel ,.
Ferguson Henry Edbeson lSs Nuncy
Fond William Rope Joseph
Ford B. ). ROPER Edward
fonuan ltczin Right Nerrlce
q kybuEn james
Grove Thmns c. Reed John
Grewell Jno. Rowdezbush isabella
Cones Elias Robb john
GHlnrlg Gi. Janles h'cHe5 De''la''l"
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Would soon be in a Grave.

Mr.. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS. a merchant ct IierroH'
Centre -ist1b,ta county, Ohs October 2 l3I
and stated cure Of CONSUMPTION which the of BRANTS
iND[iS PULMONARY B44LS1iM had effected in Mr.. Will
LIAM CROCKETT Of an adjoining town He said Mr. Crock
had sought relief from the best physicians and numerous
medicines but found for the fata hand of unreent-
ing monster ConsHgon had taken fst hold on his vals and
destroying and debtang hs body, thai he
skeleton. He gen Up by his physicians and all friends,
who would soon ahabt grdre. But in This last
extremity and marvellous itmuy is tre
that the Of only bottles of BRANTS INDIAN PUIMO.
NARY BALSAM Inns uncenced the hand of the destroyer aud
restored Mr. Crocket to hea and e ahGaihy hearty,
rugged man!
SD DAMN, Esq., merchant and rosigaastr at Jefferson
adjoining wrote about the time, and slated
that he acquainted with Mr. CROCHET, and testified 10 his
cfR md 0U he ubo mad ftcts
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Fs0u' 'hs H,i.oe'l-ny er,he ca. Gprs,,e.
A LETTER ABOUT FLOR.
ENCE VANE3


kette, of Saturday, | perceive that
youc0pied Florence Vans, poem
BY the late lamenied Phillip Pendie-
ton Cooke, of Milwood, Va. l do
not know from what source it was
taken; but be assured, my dear sirs,
thatit differs, and that, TO 10, widely,
from the original.
Like Cutters Song Of Steam,
the poem in question, Florence
Nane,' has passed in admirahonthc
severest ordeal ofcriticism; in other
words, it is pronounced one of the
best productions of its kind, in the
English shIangdage. Idoubt not, then,
you will agree whine, thatit should
he kept pure.
With your kind permission, there
fore, permit mo through the columns
of the Gazette. to give you little
history of the poem, as related to
Dse, by Mr.. Cooke himself, only a
short limo before fis death.
Last September, | wrote to him,
that we had named little daughter
Of ours, Florence Vane, in honor of
the poem at the same time, solicited
she favor that lie we&ld send me a
copy of it, in his own hand writing.
To this request he returned an I'M
mediate tnswer-in which he says:
You compliment movery grace
fully, in calling your little girl aficF
the heroine of myverses. II | never
happen to be near enough to mani
fest a substantial interest in her wei
fare, she at least, has secured one
advantage, that ofa very prettyname.
But stranger things have happened
than our becoming, ouc day, well
known to each other. lmay, one OF
these days, kiss little Florence Van9,
for her own sweotlooks. pretty name.
and your graceful Kindness
Mr.. Cooke then further adds:
i send you copy of the poem,
In my own hand writing, as you ro-
quest. 1t was writton many years
ags, aud, as you could have guessed,
without labor. 1t has been often
g,blishsd III mofe enduring forms,
in 'Griswold's American Poetry,
Morris American Poetry 'rhe
Book Of Pearls and finally in a
volume ofmy poems, issued by Cary
hnd Hart two years since. This is
sue Of Cary and Hart, is called
i'roissart Ballads, and other poems,
] have neyorundorstood the reason
Of the hold which So slight work
as Flcyoticc Fane, has taken upob
slfepublic.'
Again, Mr.: Cooke says:
Kiss your child for one whom,
By your selection Of a rane for her,
you have elevated to the dignity ola
quassi godfather. trust that she
will i've bong, and be cne day a
choerfdi and lleppy nsatrQn; and not
die in her youth like the Florence of
the song, for thepoetry ofbeingcoy-
cred with lilies and daisies
The sentiment contained in the a.
boyc; is full of the true dignity, and
fell5w feeling Of a Poet, and a good
man. Like the waters of spring, it
is nothing less than the pouring out
ofpdrity and vigorous freshness. 1t
svould B0 useless to state that the
fGem,' in my family, will be kept
with care. and preserved with ven
eration.' Twill now copy the poem,
together with the note which accom-
panied the Same, believing that it will
elicit no ordinary degree of reading
lutetest:
FLoREEC YANE.
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RAISED FROM THE CRAVE.

Messrs PRATT & FOSTER merchants of Hes, CorHiudR.
Conn., said BRdNT'S BdLSAM had effected of such
hopeless Of CONSUMPTION in their town, that now no
oter guedcne cuSd he sold there that il had raised
TOH he that physicians and al tho
friends said MUST DE One Eentlerar, in particular,
gone his physician told him Useless 10 take
medicine He then, chen hope lf began take
BRANTS BALSAM-eOT wLLL-dnd noi0 sreH eter
h tugeF
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cou1d not Rive a Dau 1oneer !

Messrs. T.. B. CALDWELL co, of East Olsego Os,ce9o
Co., N y. respectable druggists We have Just
heard through Mr.. Whieman, respectable citizen of this
place, Of important OF Consumption, which BRANTs
lNDAE PILMoEARY BALsAm has produced the wife OF
acquaintance of his who resides In The of Palermo
this county Size had been long confined her bed, and
90 dangerously diseased that her friends believed imposs
he for her lte than ONE DAY LONGER But. when
all other hope utterly failed, she commenced taking BR1NTS
PULMONARY BfLSAM and its medical efficacy has rased
her from RED, that she going about and
tending doesc household Affairs aud duties Size acknowi-
edges and it very evident that SHE ie indebted to BRAN1S
BALSAM for her recovery from long, and danger
sickness ind er friends and neigbors consider that med
iciue iuyulnube.u
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
uvAurIT0TTcE

TENHE undersigned having taken the Ware.
House formerly occupied by Fleming and
Man9cr. is prepared TO receive and forward al
kinds Of goods and country produce. on The mos
roaaonni,le terms. A. DOYLE.
Steuhenville, Ohio.
N. b. Mr.. Doyle hns taken m insurance to lh,
amount Of $4,000. on goods, either in I've ware.
lonsc or wharf boat.
July A.
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A gentleman writing from Ore
.gon, describes it as one of the heal
thiest and most beautiful portions Of
our country, and destined to be one
of the weaIthiest. They have there
the finest cline and the best water
in the world, and are never annoyed
by mosquitoes, flies, knats, or fever
and agua He says it is perfect
paradise for women and cows, but
as yet rather tough on men, oxen
and horses.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24

Wise men are astonised at silly
zcts--nnd fools af wise ones.
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CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CURED

We this cure prove the LIFE, when
This BALsA is used even ue the person is considered By
ihyedhs and Friends 10 he IN the last stages Of dserseactuay
BYlEGand in this GoNE, hpt tte sHRouD and
EuRALcLoTnEs igere boUgh For the particulars OF this
and the respectable and doub,ed proof Of all the circumstances
and facts, refer our PANPiiI.FTs.
This cure was effected on Mrs ZIBA DYKEMAN OF RdLI
ton Spa Saratoga County NJ Y We can prove beyond
doubt many Others almost equally hoe and iaHHmrdble
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24
MANY Consunptions Cured.

Mr.. S, H. CLARK, merchant Eigdc. name eo44fg n "
wrote to inform thut BRANT'S PULMONARY BAT.SAM
readly Clyde and said the Of some of
Respectable people, md PERSONAL visible knowledge
Gun be relied its medical virtues have cured many
tire persons several Of whom acquainted with who were
Opeeay sick 10 be considered by physicians and all
friends pHst possibility of cure; and yet, tho facts are,
BRAMTS BALSAM aa restored them to rERFEcT MEALTH.N
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24
Thousands Of Consumptions

and Chronic Coughs Rbundantly prove s udn5 Efficacy H
suc Diseases and undouhed curative power and soothing,
healing properties, IN the following complaints and diseases
Splitting Of Flood bleeding at e IRgI Pain in the Breds
aud Side Nght-Si5od CoMpLofa Papi1toa Of the
Heit Cholera hfnfn Dysentery and SHHer CORdaHts N
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24

a young American navy officer,
while looking at the eruption of
Mount V Eesuyius, had his arm broken
by d burning stone, and died proba-
.bIy from loss of blood. A young
Pole certainly died from similar
cause. Agendarme and two others
were killed. An Englishman and
his wife had not returned from a visit
to the mountain. \ palace atOna-
jano and another towards Annunzi-
ati were destroyed by the lava. The
fearing volcano disturbed the coun-
try for miles arouud.-BOstOn Po st
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FITS, FITS, FITS.

Messrs. j. X LPPlNCOTT SON, respectable merchants
nj sgOre SWliudn county PenHsynina wrote to May
2 1si9 stating among other BENEFITS which hud been de
rived from the use of BRANTS PULMONARY BALSAM,
child. which had been subject for several Ve0rS,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24
LUNGS nLED- MUST DIE !

Mr. z. s. TERRY, merchant Byron, GeResee county, Y,
wrote, August a. 1913: BRANTS MEDICINE doing won.
here IL has cured OF Consumption that all tie ply
scuns had said die When he commenced taking Brants
Medicine he could raise his hand his head he Ned al
lungs and every symptom seemed TO Indicate that he
die but astonishing to all he h now able labor and rides all
the county lie used only fire bottles 1t has also cured
young lady Of Consumption Orleans county, which her
father SAYS doctor could cure"
Mr. MILLER, merchant of The sumo place. has certified 10
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24

This BALSAM HEALS AND CURES ULCERS IN the LUNGS,
sud elsewhere Internally certainly and easily The PURIFY
EXTRACT and heals ulcers externally. This Balsan
Of CoHBh and Consumption out of after
! all other reutp ipah have frJed 10 Do ooad
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY RALNAlI

usy ap Of the frosgi sartrd end dered
Of PuLMoSARY CoNsuNFTioSrcl undivided cases Of aa
t and disuted BuN6S-sueh never
before cured by other uicdcine So utterly hOpdes
some OF the cied persons have been pronounced by
physahns and friends 10 be ACTUALLY DYING Some, Tho
hnd their buraeothes made have been cured and live
olers who said would live another day,
well and hearty they
possesses all The cleansing and purifying virtues nearly
powerful ard active as the preparation which we call
BRANT's INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
The BasAm differs from the Extract because ii possesses sr
eyai acdeatioss hi are iayg adaPisd TO- and aTd
hlig necesEayV for, he cure Of
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24

VKTANTED--5OO bush Clover Seed;
wv 500 bush. Dried Penchesi
For which the highest Market price viii he pai'
IN cnsh by WEIGH g. PHILLIPS
oct, "a, is4s.
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rLORENCEY YANE.

| have loved the long and dearly,
Florence Nane;
My life's bright dream and early,
Hath come again;
! rsuew in my fond vision,
My hearts dear pain
Ny hope, and Thy detision,
Florence Vane.
The ruin, lo;'o and loary,
The rum old,
Where thou dd'st hark my stey
At even told
Tha, spot, the hnes Elysian
QG sly and plain,
reasnre in my vision,
florence Vane.
Thou sas, loyelier than the roses
In their prime,
thy voice oxceltd The closes
OF sweetest Rhyme.
1'hy heart was ss arYer
Without aain-z-
Woul9 I had loved Il ea never,
Florence Vaue.
Bal farcs,; coolest, wohder!
Thy glo,iols clay
Lelh the green sod under =
Alas The d.y!
Aud !, keols nnt 10 remember
Thy disdaln--
TO quicken Love'p pale ember,
FlOreOss Fuhe.
The lilies Of The valley,
BY young graves weep,
TIE daisies hive 10 dailS
Where maidens sleep
May lher bloom IN beauty wing,
Never wane,
Where thy earthly part is lying,
Florence yare.'
S-oit h bis MSS copy.
eThe ISlca contained in the tw
sines Of tho Third stanza--
.'rhy heart was rigets
Without main, -
q not clearly expressed. The cd
= Of the .Knickerbocker,' took th
s,ains 10 discoveg this. My meaI
inq. / suppose, was that, Floronc
,sl not want the capacity to love, b
.I;rocted her loveto noobiect. H'
,sasiDn I. went flowing like tho Gu
I,...nSA dfa lost river. Byron has
f.;,Tlrcd idea expressed bysAe SAN
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eIllISU1!PTIOa

N an Chrisdarirei anil civilized euuuter has eansnf =
ireer noFntu Of deaths han any uhcr maady ahlcs
r llulr ry; ulld urt with Few ans here not
bcen aiy rsra rsaeg sop davisuion Of al de.
Huf now
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- '---''N "HN-- 'ANNS "a S'A-s
she was The ocean To Tie liver Of ans tho'Js,
Which te'miaaledalL' The Dream.
But no verse ought to require to.
be AleFpreled and if were compo-
sing Florence Vane now, | would
avoid the over-concentrated express
sion in the two lines, and make the
idea clearer. As it is, | leaveit,moreI
than satisfied with the favor which
has been shown to such a mere tri6e,
in many ways; but now most extra
ordinarily in the taking Of q name
from it, for the child of strangers,
born seven hundred miles away in
the West.
When little FLORENCE VANEI
lHUNT, comes, after while, in inquir-
ing how her name originated, to read
this, she may care to know that
I"Florence Yane" came into my
mind, one spring day, as walked
in a flowor-garden, and heard my
young wife sing from a window of an
old country house,
Yours, faithfully,
]. HUNT, JR.
BANKS oE THE Quo. March 10Th. 1850.
SMART BoY.--'W ell, sonny, whose
MOS are fsT0ce9I
odd sow's sir
Whoso SOW is it?'
odd mans, SIR
We'll then, hoisyourold mang
If you'll mind these pigs, I'll run
home and ak the old woman
Never mind, sonney, | want
smart boy, what can You doY
oh ] can do more than con-
siderable. milk tho geese, rides
the turkeys to water, hamstrings the
gFasshoppors, lights fires for flies to
court by, cuts the buttons off dads
coat when he's at prayers, kcepstaI-
| ly for dad aud nam whom they scold
lat a mar.l--old woman is always a.
hoad.'
Got any brothers?'
Lots of 'em-all named Bill, ex-
fcept Bob, his names Sammy
names Larry, butthey call me Lazy
Lawrence for shortncss.'
Well you're most too smart for
nc?
Travel on, old stick in the mud,
| shant hire you for a boss today
Yes | did go to hear the Eat-tho-
opium Sarah-naders, yes | did, and
don't koer if Deacon RIathcrs docs
hear it. I'd rather hearthcm blOc-
scd black martingaIes than dozen
of Deacon Blathers old sarmints.--
One of them sung out what my poor
Paul used to like in the salt seller
voice, just like baby's whistle and
musical snuf-box together. One of
tiiem shook his fngerstogothcr, and
they ratified like pipe stems; but
what l like mostest of all was The
beautiful music ofthe according line.
Oh how dcIishcs the music rolled
out of it; [ couId have got up and
danced with delight And the old
lady got up and really shook herself
all over.-Wrs. harrington.
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H. P. PULLING, NJ. D.
J. WILSON, NJ. D.
II. D. BRIGGS, NJ D.
P. L. ELMENDORF, N D.
Albany, Aprii isl7.

AoESrs-R Redding & Co. No 8 statestreet and
Mrs. L. Kidder, No 100 Courtstreet Boston samual
Kiddtr, Jr, Lowell Henry Pratt Salem james B.
Green Worcester; Allison & Gault Concord J.
Bach Son, Providence and by Druggists and MIer-
chants generally throughout the United States West
Indies and the Canadas.
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Old DR.. Jacob Townsend,

THE ORIGINAL DlSCOVERER Or TIE
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla.
Old Dr. Townsend is now 20 Of age and has
long been known as the A UI'H0R and DISCO HERER
SARSAPARLLLA.u Beng poor he was compelled TO
limit liza manufacture by which means 1t has been Kept our
had nroyed IIs worth and known value. had reached
ho ears Of many nevertheless those persons VINO mad
been healed diseases. and saved from death, pro-
claimsd lie wonderful
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24

McBE.4N and KNOX. Cidir; Thomas S,mp
son, .Nete Market Moses Lennon. Ereeport; Mor
gan BiackJuri. Bioon.Geh; n. Pitts and Son
Dee,uHe; Parsons and HaHoway. Hesfebester
Enoc Cond'oay, franklin; James Taggart, T'ppe
canoe; ". Watsqa and Co.. GeorgetOwH.
Cadiz, December s, 1919.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24

COUGHS AND CONSUMPTI0NS,
Brtasi, Throat. Lungs, and Heart.

and all diseases Of pulmonary naresuch diseases
ally prove fatal under ordinary treatment vixen they atas
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Splitting Blood.

On. $, p TowNsENp--l verify believe your Sara.
parilla has been the means through Providence, Of
saving my life. have for several years had bad
Cough It became worse and worse At last raised
large quantities of blood had night sweats and was
greatly debitaed and reduced and did not expect to
live. have only used your sarsapaIilla short time
end there has wonderful change been wrought in
me. am now able to walk all over the city. | raise
no blood and my cough has LEFT me. Ynu well
imagine that am thankful for these results. Your
obedieRt servant WNl. RUSSkhi G5 CatheTine-St
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24
WAs RELlEvEp pAsr ouRE.

Mr. CORNELIUS II. SMITH, merchant Collins Centre ErS
county, NJ ", January l6, 1919, said Your BRANT'S IND
AN PULMONARY BALSAM and BRANTS PURIFYING
EXTRACT nearly all sold and Want Immediately another
supply for they sell rapidly and Qre better saattioH
nn all he other cinps we have for sale Tie Pulmonary
Bdi6aH has mised lady here from bed of dangerous and
severe scknets which nl the doctors had given KcuRA
They said she tot Consumption Of the LVHgf
After all bud pronounced the
Inlin 4 4 MI dantr. aa.r.lLni
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INvIGORATING CORDIAL,

As II and invgoraes the system, gives activity
tohe limbs and strength to the muscular system in q
most extraordinary degree.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24

DR. s P TowNsEND's sarseparills invigOrstes the
whole system permanently To those who have lost
their muscular energy BY the effects of medicine, or
indiscretiOn committed in youth, or the excessive in.
diligence Of the passions and brought on by physical
prosrston of the nervous system lassitude, want Of
ambition, taintins sensations premature decay and
decline fastening toward that fatal disease COnsump
ton be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy.
This Sarsaparilla is far superior to any
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24
Fits, Fits,, Fltsl,I

DR. S. r. TOWNSEND, not having tested his Sarsa.
parilla in of Fits of course, never recommended
it, and surprised to receive the following from
intelligent and respectable Farmer in Westchester
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24

Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can be cured.
Bronchitis Consumption, Liver Compiaisi, C0lds,
Cata,rh, Coughs, .8sthmG Splitting Of Blood, Sore.
ness in Ms Chest, Hectic Flash Might Swsats, DIFF
fcuh ProfuSe ErpsciordiioR, PGiH in the Side,
Ac hor. Noe, g,,J he rod
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On. 8 P. TowNsEND-Dear Sir have little girl
seven years of age, who has been several years
afflicted with Fits tried almost every thing for
her but without success at last, although could
hnd no your circulars for like
hers, we thought as she was in very delicate health
we would give her Of your SaTsaparilla, and
glad did for it not only restored her strength but
she has had return of the Fits to very great
pleasure and surprise. She is fast becoming rugged
and healthy for which we feel grateful
Yours respectfully, JOHN BUTLER, ia.
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BIackweIrs Island Sept IA, ls47.
Dr.. S. P, TowNsENp-DeaI Sir; have suffered ter.
rbly for nine years with the rheumatism consdera-
Bile Of the time could not eat, sleep walk had
the utmost distressing pains and my limbs were ter
rlbly swollen have used four bottles of your Sarss.
pa, lila, and they have done than one thou.
sand dollars worth of good, am much better-in-
deed am entirely relieved You are at liberty to
use this for the benefit of the afflicted
Yours resDectTIllv JAMES CUMMINGS