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~ Ata late meeting of the City Council Of Buna-
10, New York, petition from nearly fifteen hundred
ladies' was presented and read praying that licenses
for the sale Of Intoxicating drinks lie denied, and that
every violation Of the excise law be vigorously pun
shed.
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Cambridge Cattle mar.et---lEe1-cs, -.

49,, lKeported for the Boston JournaIl - -F' " .
Al market 252 Cattle; about 1876 Reeves md LOG S..
three years old. ~ N"IfeS' TWO and
a. n. Beef: Extra $625 q cw first malt,
S3 5o' second DO 1926 third do $475j ordinary 50a n
StoreS-W orkns Oxen SO, e5 lOO and SIPS
Vl, ana CaioesnS23 81 and SO. Veal Calves saa7
years old SIS, %, 20 "a 80 ~ 90 40 ~ zoi Three
sneep and Lambs-657 at markets nearly all sold. E,,ra
at 80, ., g, and Z. By lot 81 so and 2 5O u HAfa
SWine-Retail 5 a &c.
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@ Chicago. with population of about 30 600 has
tweEty-eght churches of various denominations
Among these four Presbyterian four Catholic three
Methodist, two Baptist, two Episcopal, and one each
OF the Unitarian, Uniyersast and Swedenborgian de-
nominations.
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MODEL PRIsoSs,'' is the tide of No. II Of Co,-
Sampson & Co.-and for sale BY D. n TucL "i"Ps'
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Is 1t is said the governor of South Carolina will
appoint Robert Barnwel Rhett in the place of
Mr. Calhoun, till the Legislature shall meet and elect his
successor.
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THE AMERICAN UNION.

The London Times takes very correct view Of
the Inherent strength of the American Union, when
it says
"The maintenance of the integrity OF the Union
Is to the people of the United States very like what
the maintenance of the British Constitution is to
ourselves y hundred times over, in the jargon OF
parties or the heat of battle, the Union has been
dissolved, and the sun of the Constitution has set
forever. But though this catastrophe is denounced
as the inevitable result of every grand contest in the
one country or the other-n the Federal Republic
and IN the Constitutional Monarchy-such results
would be equally unwecome and alarming to every
party to the States. The Americans great Ii
cense in what we must call amicable hostility; they
fight with each other in all the ardor of the domestic
passions; but they have too lively of the in
calculabe advantages they derive from their Union
to sacrifice that great political power to any acc-
dents OF occasional warfare. Nothing is more re-
markable, or more creditable to the American peo-
pie, than the fact that, in spite of their reckless and
bold character, their wide and numerous divisions,
and their unlimited freedom, these States have
mllned at peace with each other since the declara-
ton Of independence. That is more than can be
SAID oil any other Confederation known to history
The Greek States of antiquity waged continual war
on each other; the Italian States of the middle ages
We're incapable OF league; even In our own day we
have seen onethrd of the Swiss cantons subdued by
an army of their coniederates; and the Germanic
Confederation presents melancholy picture Of an
edice in ruins. The United States alone have re-
tanned the sacred deposit of their national peace in
violate, under the sanction of common respect for
a supreme authority. That is their chief strength
and their chief glory. From the aggression or hos
hty of European Powers they have nothing to fear;
but ever the evil time should come when local in
terests or passions prevail over the public law and
disruption of the Union should ensue it is not too
much to predict that the whole face of the North
American Continent would be changed, the habits
and necessities ofw would predominant over those
of peace, the institutions which now suit the people
would become impossible or insufficient, and The
New World would in time exhibit but melancholy
parody of the foles and errors which have SO long
afflicted the Oldest habitations of mankind
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-05

He INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION IN CT. BRII AIN
The American Institute have published, in circular
form, letter from the Hon. Abbott Lawrence, to the
iasitute in relation to the industrial exhibition propos
ed to be held in London in May 1851 and in which he
promises to communicate, at early day, the full de-
tails of the project The managers of the Institute urge
strongly upon the agricutmists. mechanics and manu-
lecturers Of this country to that products of their
skill shall be fittingy represented upon the OCCASION
BosToE AND WORCESTER RAILROAD. At the
adjourned meeting Of the Stockholders on Wednesday
1T was voted to accept the of the legislature and au
thorse the directors issue 5000 additional shares of
the capital stock. 1t resolved that no persons shall
pass free over the road except the president, supern
tcndent and directors and their immediate households
but the president aud superintendent are nevertheless
authorised to grant free Fasses Of which strict record
is TO be kept.
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Wanted F2se9Il edSO5o7ey
o,unr wanted Hmuae diafc,y.
I'hREE iirst.rate JACK sPINNERs.
DNANAu' MdlJu 20. u2W
We SV' CO.gA E.gREs.
CnAl nj &C 70

MnI1TII nave Tor sale their Yard on pIy
va W. III siKEEI, the best varieties of PENN MN
snd DC furnished Of the best quality dry and in good orde
ny A0oiDNlcK Coal is mined Portsmouth n l.; a
hafd Red Ash Coal will be delivered pt q; "a n, l., y
ye ronJ ses cylinder stoves etc., it is waranted
:, orders left at the Office No 222 MAIN STREET
sra $50 ~ ~ store, or at Il. ID. WErnERnrr,s npIa
prompt attention. pIrr ~ >, Mn mcet with
April2. NiNh BARBOUR.
,fyf
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-05

LrrTElL's LIVING AGE, No. sOs, contains about
twenty articles Of uncommon merit
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domination for Congress.
~. DiStrict-JUHy &. PALFREI OF Cambridge
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Would soon be i'm a Grave.

Mr.. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS, merchant Pieypont
Centre 4shtnbnG county, Ohio October g l36
and stated cure Of CqNsUMpTloN which the Of BRANs
ENDLdNPULMONdRYB BALSdM had effected in Mr.. WILL
LIAM CROCKETT, of an adjoining town. lie said Mr. Crock
ct had sought relief from the best physicians and
medicines but found none for the t hand Of that unelcn
Ing monster Consumption had taken 9 bold on his vas and
skeleton He was girca ap by his physicians aud all friends
as one who would iAE06h gdgc But in This last
extremity strange and marvellous ay seem yet is
TINT the use Of only re bottles of INDIAN PUIMO
NARY BALSAh has uncenced The hand OF the destroyer
restored Mr. Crocket to heuh and he is healthy hearty
rugged man g.
D. DAMN Esq., merchant and TastniaScr al jefferson,
adjoining town, wrote about the time and
that he was acquainted with Mr. CRocKEP and testified to hS
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Memo ELoaUENcE. dandy black step
ped into provision store 10 buy some pota-
toes; before purchsing, he gave the following
uuy eloquent description Of its nature:
'.De later isincstably bad or invariably
good. Dare is no mediocriiy in de eombi,
nation eb de later. De exterior may indeed
appear biesome, while de interior is totally
negative; but, sir, if you wends the articles" Il
-pon your recommendations, knowing you 10
be man Of probability 10 all your trnnsacs
lions, why, sir, without (urder circunIOcu. 4
lion, | take busheI."
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A DOCTOR CURED!

DIR. J. w FRENCH, ofHHsdaHe Hidale eountg licli1gn
about the sl of Jniuary 1870 foows have been
IN the regular practice omedcne in this place nine years.
hut vas obliged 70 quit the practice of profession m
9uencc OF u health Twas severely afflicted with Chronic
SUMPTION past doubt lcoughed almost ncesay night and
day. and had severe pains and in my chest side and
breast tried the remedies recommended by the s&l
o. tue profession all to no effect excepting the and de-
billy caused by Them was preudiced against paent nedi-
Sles and have no faith now in them generally But
indncedas an experiment, more than through a-to try
hottle of BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSANI; and
do here for the benefit of the afflicted whom
prompt and sautay of any medicines ever Witnessed the
effect of in all my practice cough Immediately relieved
and in about eight days was free from cough soreness
Of The chest and pain and now consider and poadnee myself
WELL MAN" .. -.
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1O0ctrD,
"TAE FREEDOM uF THE PRESS"

"T5lE FREEDOM UF THE PRESS"
Around her waist | put my arm i
feel as soft as cake; ...
"Oh dcari" says she, mhat liberty
Your printer men do takei'
"NNhy yes, my Martha, my charming gal;
a Il squeezed her some, guess,j
Can you say aughl, my chick against
"IHe Freedom IF The Press?'
kissed her some-I did, by gum
She colored like beet; z
Upon my living soul ,she looked
Almost 100 good 10 eat!
gave another GuSs, and then
Says she, 81 do confess, "
rather, sorter, kinder like
"Ihe Eeedom # The Press"
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or schoolmaster-" Tomkins, what n
is a widow?' se a sAN
BiIl--"A widder sir, is a married woman
- what hant got no husbands IL
Master --"VeIy well. WHAT'S widow
err" # 4i@ rsasis
BiIl-'"'A widderer is man what runs 4
arter the wIdders."
Master--"Wen Bill that is not exactly
according TO johnson, bu, it will do" ~
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Could not Live a Day longer !!

MessTs: E. B. CALDWELL CO., of East Osgcgo OsIpego
Co., " respectable druggists wrote to us: ave huve st
heard through Mr. WhienGn respectable citizen of This
place, OF an Important cure of CONSUMPTION which SKAEs
INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM has produced the wife Of
an acquaintance of his who resides In the Of Palermo in
this county She had been long confined her bed and was
so dangerously diseased that her friends believed mpossi-
bic for her to live more than ONE DAY LONGER But when
PULMoNARY BALSAM, and its medical efficacy has raised
her from DYING Bed that she is going
tending TO he domestic hoed affairs and duties She ockn0I-
edges and i very evident that she is indebted BRANTS
BALSAM for her recovery from long and danger
Gus sickness and her friends and ueghbors consider that mod
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ORA person who was very fond Of elata
ting bis dreams observed, 10 the prcsehcs of n
the late john Randolph, that be dfenmedlasl
night Of lice! "Fhal was very natnfal,i' II
replied Randolph, 'lor person alanosl invas ~
riabIy dreams BY night Of what ID rinnihgiuf
his head All day. eAa h.Hesa n
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pepolO 10 lloIltlts, Nerps, Nl
Il. r.. p o w ELL,
EDATOR AND PROPRIETOR
TERNIs on TmE SENrINEL.

One dollar and fly cents per annum il paid
IN advance; two dollars if paid during theyeur;
ortwo dollars and fifty cents at the end Of the
year. Nopapor discontinued until all nrrenrt-
ges are paid. These conditions will b strictly
adhered TO- f .' 20
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RATES FoR ADYERTIsING.

One square I'd lines or lcss) insertions, 81 90
Every subsequent insertion, 25
Longer Advertisements charged in proportion.
Advertising by the year, with the privilege
ni changing at pleasure, $500
Medical Advertisements charged like all other
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-11

01rIn court lately a iurymsIi, on .lla oathk
being administered addressing llit clerk ssIds sai
"Spcak Mp, eanaot hear whal yoa sassssss
sJudss: Stop, ssss, you deafrs laspt lss1
.Yes ofcne sar.H The judge a'rhsn sonaJsl
had better lease that bon, Coz ii q neeuazaisy =
thailhe iuaymen should hear both silisf
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-11
--- CADLZ, OEO, WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTENBER M 4

answered in their children by The tears, moi
Ioi passion not of physical or mental pain, but
Of loving yet grieved or outraged nature. d
will add no word 10 reflections SO true
no cnrrelative incident 10 an experience so
tOuciiuu ..f ......
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FITS. Fits. FITS.

Messrs J. K. LIPPINCoTT SON. respectable merchants
al HAsgrope, SlrdR county Pennsylvania May
lz 1879 stating, among other which had been de-
rived from the use of BRANT'S PULMONARY BALSAM,
mat one Of their customers had just informed them
child WHICH had been subject for scDal yOrs,
cured by the of RRdNTI'S R4IS1M
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or Vita sparkling beverage that il n
highly exhilara,ing and agreeable when tas
ken al the expense Of others; but when used I,
al your own cost, il becomes bitter and un- .
pleasant. a,,......
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RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.

Messrs PRATT FOSTER, merchants Of TFc;t CorntsaE
Conn, said BRANTiS BALS4M had effected cures of such
hopeless Of CONSUMPTION in their town. that now no
other coughnedcne could be sold there's that raised
some az from the GRAvEsome that physicians and a the
friends said MUST DlE One gentleman in particular was
far gone that his physician told him was take any
Medicine He then, rea hope l began TO take
BRANTS BALSAM-GoT wELL--dad is now az veil as erey
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II in conversation you think person
vrong--rnihsr hint difference oi opinion
than otIerla contradiction.
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0<yPascal's definition Of the universe Is w
that the centre Of Ihe universe Is esefts
where, and the circumierenee nowhere. ,se7' n. \
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6.TNohmg moves the mass more than the
exhibition Of deep feeling. II speaks a lam u.
guage which the very humblest can uDderl
stand, and challenges response which not I
even the most callous are disposed 10 wi'h-sl
hold r+. ..-l AZ. 3 ,rs.. 4 .-s - risasfsfi A
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UNAccouNTAB SICKNESS city Of
Zlnesvilleha has been visited by malady which
is entirely unncconntable, and surpasses ev
cry thing heard ofiu the annals Of sickness
IN particular par, the city,generally few
hours after meals, a number, phd often the
whole Of a family, will be taken with severe
vomiting and purging, and oiher inlsposi-
ton. Il yields, however quiie readily, ia
medical treatment. Quite a difference U
opinion exists among the medical faculty as
to the canseof the dsense, most Of whom,
are of opinion, that some poison exists in the
milk used by The fnmiies so effected, caused
by the cows eating some poisonous substance.
This is point we cannot entirely under.
stand, for we had always supposed that be
fore the milk was formed, ii was nearly pui
rihed, anu could not partake OF one particn-
lar quality OF the substance eaten, il not so,
why isi Il that milk always has The same iaste,
Summer and winter, varying but little ifsnyl
Perhaps Ibis can be explained AWAY, bul we
think moi. On one occasion sixty persons
were almost instsntaneoIsly taken sick, but
i in The course Of twenty-four hours were en-
tiroly well by tdkings prescription. - Cali
coike Advitisey. A'hs asa
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If you would live happy 10
lpromote the happiness Of others.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-11

II 10 always in your power 10 make friend
by smiles what a folly 10 make enemies BY
ffowns.
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CONSUMPTION,
A DYING WOMAN CURED

We state this 10 prove the POWER TO SAVE LIFE when
us BASAM used even aer the person considered By
hy1Hs and friends TO be in the last stages
OYING-und in this case so FAR GONE that e and
EuRALcLoTHEs peTe bought For the particulars Of this case
ana The respectable ard donbd proof of all the circumstances
and facs we refer to our PAMPHLETS. ssH Hs.s 1fE
This effected Mrs II BA DYKEAAN, of Balls
Ton sra, Saratoga County, NJ Y We prove beyond
doubt many Others almost equally hopeless and innameGbe
ses of Conghs and Conspptons CUREb which were mo.
MonRced iRcurabEe bu sKILFUI pHYsIcIANs. !
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LUNGS BLEED MUST DIE

Mr. T.. S. TERRY merchant, Byron, Genesee coKny NJ r.
wrote August a. l848: BRANToS MEDIC doing won
ders here 1t has cured of Consumption that the ply
sicans had said must de- When he commenced taking Branfa
Medicine, lie could not raise his hand his head he d
the lungs and every symptom seemed to indicate that he mue
die but astonishing to all he Is nbe labor and rides all
the county He used only fire bottles II has also cured
young lady Of Consumption in Orleans county, which her
father says doctor could cue.p
Mr. MILLER merchant of The snme place has certified 10
The tfJh of above statement
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Many Consumptiong Cured.

Mr.. $. H. CLARK, merchant Clyde, Wayne county N Y,
wrote to inform us that BRANT'S PULMONARY BALSAAi
sold readily Clyde and said the statements some OF
our most people and PERSONAL visible knowledge
eau be relied its medical virtues have many cosan
fre psoas several of whomI am acquainted with who
hopelessy sick TO he considered by physicians and
BRANTS BALSAM has restored them TO PERFEcr HEALTH
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WAS BELIEVED PAST CURE.

Mr.. CORNELIUS SMITH, merchant Collins Centre Erie
county, ~ y January 10 leig said /" Your BRANTS 1NDI-
AN PULMONARY BALSAAf and BRANTiS PURIFYING
EXTRACT nearly all sold, and Immediately another
supply for they sell more rapidly and gre better saaction
than all the other medicines have for sale The Puaoqy
Bdas has rased lady here from bed Of dangerous and
sickness which all the doctors had given up as scURA
BLE. They said she Coasnspon Of he Lnas
Aer all had pronounced the HOPELESS she commenced
taking BRANT'S BALS.iM-ahd now She . lralnI
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VOL. XVII. /.
CONSUMPTION

IN all Chrstanized and civilized countries, has caused
larger proportion of deaths than oher mAlady that ncts
the human famly; and, until within few years. has NOT
been any certain remedy 70 stop the devastation that de-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-11
Thousands Of Consumptions

and Chronic Coughs abudnny prove Its ufaag efficacy in
such Diseases aud lis unoubed curative power soothing
healing properties in the following complaints and Diseases
Vlz Splitting Of Blood Bleeding at Tie LUa Pain in he Breast
md Side Night Spedt Nervous Copraiats Paitaon Of tfS
Heart Cholera hRal Dyseatery and Summer CosralLs in
Children and adults, and ALL FEMALE WEAKNESSES
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This BALsAM HEALS AND CURES ULCERS in the LUNGS
and elsewhere internally certainly and easily he PURIFY
ING EXTRACT cures and heals ulcers ertorRd This Basam
eiires NINE of Cough and Consumption out OF TEN AFTER
all other remedies have failed 10 do mood = ''-
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For saloby John Bcnll, Cadiz; Sturgeon y
Co., IINuisyile;J. Russell 81 Co.. Jolierson; ] &
A /. Taggert, TppecanGi A y. CrosSey New
Rumley; John Parrish, Moorcfeld J. 4. Camblru
Dcersyilic, isaac Lewis, Georgetown, and by Mer
chants and Druggists in every townin the State
February 30, ll6501-lyor 4.t 6# .esnN
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY RALNAM

cures reg dns Of the most strongly married derooped
q FotMoNARY GoHsuMPrioN-yeai sdoabd OF Hcea-
!ed ana dsegsed LNGSsuch HOPELESS
before cured by any other medicine So utterly hopeless were
se q lhe acted persons 10 have been pronounced by
paysietfns and friends 10 be ACTUALLY Some, who
hed he uralclotes made, have been cured live;
ntnes VINO was said would not live another day.
wen and nearly as they were -
possesses al The cleansing and purifying virtues nearly
Noweriu and active as the preparation which we call
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-11
Drfast, ThrOaL. Lnngs, and lLenrl.

and all diseases OF pulmonary naresuch diseases as us
Wy prove SO ala under ordinary treatment when they attack
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CHRONIC DTsENTERY,
and SUMNER COMPLAINTS in children or grolea pasons cured
sOiitout any failure Ohdlep0 Also
CHOLERA .INFANTUM ..s
No mother need mourn the death Of her child by that
childdearoyng complaint when tectia0 in warm weather.
Cholera IHfntum, whn Is called SUMNER CoAPLANT-f
.BRANTss PULMONARY BALSAM" be administered to
the child II should, however in such he used
large potos the directions each bottle prescribe until
the complaint Is checked. ~ .tss'
U Al LaiSs and Orders must DO addressed TO- Ha
WALLACE a. CO., Ea aH
1CO Rrohd,vax N.,v yo,,1 y rs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-11
WESTERN MARBLE.

THE undersigned having discovered Quarry Of
fine White Marsle in Harrison County, Ind, has
erected Steam Mil Tor the purpose of saving it
up into Slabs suitable tor Tombstones. &c. is now
prepared furnish such articles at about half
the price they have heretofore been furnished at.
Ii receives very beautiful polish and is in every
way equal to the Marble furnished by the Vermont
Quarries. have ordered large lot shippedro Ev-
ansvie, which will be here during the coming
month. Any one needing Monuments, Tomb
stones, Furniture Work OF any AID every dcscrip-
ton, would do well 10 examine our Western pro-
duction before buying. have been long engaged
IN the business and call it equal if not superior 10
any Marble ever offered in the West.
apps lmdwtf COL. CROSS.
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MEDICINES.
=. w. BROWNS nr1xTURu,

a cerfasn Cure jon. GoRorrAGd and Gleet.
A LSO a preventive for GonorrLGa and Syph
II Ills. IAN ounce Of prevention is better
than pound of cure" rsr--.fr
Many Certificates might be obtained, was i
not Tor the nature OF the disease. IJS has
STOOL the test for ten years in my hands, thou.
single failure, either in cure or preventative
| cured many cases, OF many years standing
which had become changed into the second stage
and were given up by the Physicians. Thi,
Mixture will also cure ,EIysipelas, Rirgworms
Tetier-worms, Scald Head, and the best wash in
the world for OLD SORES. Ii is used by rub
hing on wei three times day.
A fair trial is all that is required TO establish
all ST forth as cure and preventive.
s1B-Price, 81 ,50per bottle. A liberal discount
to dealers.
Shake the bottle Before using. 81
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DYSPEPSIA CURED,

Dr.. HArcHrrT: Having been afflicted with Dy s.
pepsia with all its mUitiorn symptOms-lndiges-
ton, pain and uneasiness over the region of the
stomach fatulence and eruction vomiting OF meals
languor and debility; and having used, without
benefit. all the usual remedies, together with several
bottles Of Bulls Sarsapara, l was induced TO try
your Compound Extract OF Cohosh. he use OF
two bottles cured of every OF disease; since
which time, a space of two months, have enjoyed
excelen, health.
have sold several dozen bottles OF your Cohosh
on my Wharf Boat, and it has given perfect salts
faction.
For all those diseases for which il is recommend.
ed believe il superior TO any medicine in use.
Respectfully, Z. u. O'klIlEY.
Commission Merchant; Evansville, la.