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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-05-16
Judicial Proceedings i'm California

A correspondent of the N. Orleans Delta thus
describes the remarkably free and easy way in
which justice is administered in California
Some time in December last, whilst Judge
- was giving his decision upon The admissl-
bility of some evidence, ono of the lawyers
| rose, and said:
"Your decision is perfectly ridiculous. You
jus, decided the question the other way"
Judge Il fine you ten dollars, for your i'm
per.inence.
sel.-Here is the ten doIlars-( Fat the
same time throwing over The gold piece of that
denomination, which lodged in his honor's DO.
som, and caused him TO unbutton before be
could ge, his ine.)
Some other question soon arose, and willis,
the Judge was giving his decision with bscom.
ing gravity, the following scene occurred
Juror" Sheriff. no, wishing 10 inlerup,
the Judge )-go up TO the City Ho,el, and bring
me down brandy cocktail, and one of the
best cigars."
Judge" Sir hadn's you better wait until l
am ,hrough!"
Juror Certainly, III wal, !; bu. I'm most
confoundedy thirsty
The Juror then turned around 10 Col Well
ler, " no was associate counsel for the defense,
when The following dialogue ensued:
Juror Colonel, dom. you know me! I'm
from Warren county, Ohio, and was INTRODUCED
10 you TWO years ago, by Tom Corwin, at Pearl
Stree. Hotel, Cincinnati. used 10 associate
with gentlemen a. home, but here they put me
on their internal juries.'
Col. W. Well, we will soon be through
with the case, and you will be relieved
Juror---You used 10 be counted some in the
way of bear-6gh,, in Ohio ; and | hope you
will give the lawyers, on the other side par.ic-
ular hell-'hey deserve it,
Col W Oh no we get along very
peaceably I've jus. come into The case, aud
have no, yet been able to determine under what
law we are trying it,
Juror Why, the law Of common sense
The only law worth d-.n anywhere
In arguing the case before the Jury, one Of
the counsel for the defense, after speaking of
The manner in which California had been ac-
qured, &c, alluded TO The vast number of Span
sh law-books produced on the other side, and
exclaimed-..' his eye in frenzy rolling --.Here,
sir, upon the virgin soil of California, with the
meridian sun of the nineteenth century shining
upon Us, are We 10 be governed by authorities
printed a, Madrid two hundred years ago, and
recently dug up by some legal antiquarian from
The ruins of the Spanish Inquisision I Will
you, gentlemen of the Jury, recognize this as
law 2
Juror. ....' no sir ee...no. by d---d sight Il
is scarcely necessary 10 say iha, the counsel
soon closed. and the dsfendan, gained his suit.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-05-16
,JOR PRINTING.
A Twilight Th0uhgt.

BY BURLINGTON B. VALE, ESQ.
IF yon bright orbs which gem the night,
Be each blissful dwelling sphere,
Where kindred spirits re-unite,
Whom death has torn asunder here;
How sweet il were at once TO die,
And leave this weary world afar
Mix'd soul in soul TO cleave the sky,
And soar away from star to star.
But o! how dark, and drear, and lone,
Would seem the brightest world of bliss;
fwandering through each radiant zone,
We failed to find the loved of this
If there no more the hearts may twine,
Which deaths cold hand alone can sever
Those stars would then in mockery shine,
More hateful since they shine forever!
1, canno, be each hope, each fear,
Which lights the eye, or clouds the brow,
Proclaims there is a happier sphere
Than this bleak world which holds US now,
There is a voice by sorrow heard,
When heaviest weighs life's CALLING chain
That voice is Gods unfailing work.
THE pure in heart shall meet again"
Well, should this trembling flesh decay,
Beyond, or time, or death, or pain.
The soul shall seek a SUMMER day,
Where the dea,h-paried NEE; again!
Then welcome be the holy hour
Which calls me to yon starry sphere
And gives my spirit wings TO soar,
And roam with kindred spirits there
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-05-16
Proper Time for SIaughtering Ami.
! mals.

1t has lately been discovered bya French chem
is,. that the flesh of animals, which are killed in
the latter part of the night, will keep much longer
without sailing, than it will when they are killed
in the daytime. This proves that the flesh is bet
ter fitted for keeping, when the life and blood is
taken from the animal, at the time the tempera-
ture IN the lowest, and the respiration is the least
active. Hence the reason that the flesh Of ami
mails that have been highly heated, or hard driven
will scarcely keep al all.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-05-16

A pair Of Irishmen. who were recently 'ray-
elling towards the Iron City, came upon mile
board standing by The wayside, with this in
scriplion upon it g. l3 Miles from Pi''sburg,
Supposing it to be tombstone, one OF them
gently tapped the other upon the shoulder, and
ia low, sepulchra tone said-"iiread lightly.
Jammy here lies the dead; 43 years ould.
an his name is Miles, from Piltsburg."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-05-16
A Rational Conclusion.

An homes, Du'chman, in training up his son
in the way be should 60. frequently exercised
him in Bible lessons. On one Of these occa-
sons he asked him who vas dat would not
shleep nit Bolibher's wife,
'Shoseph.'
sDats coot poy Vel, val was de reason
Wy he would no. shleep nit her ? Don't
know, sphose he wasn't shleepy.'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-05-16

Rather cool.-"You're pretty fellow" said
the owner of a wood pile TO thief, ITO come
here and steal my wood while sleep"
"Yes," replied the thief, sand suppose you
would stay up there and see me break my back
with lifting before you would offer TO como
down aud help me-"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-05-16

A very fat man for The purpose of quizzing
Dr.. B Of IL asked him to prescribe for
his complaint, which he declared was sleeping
with his mouth open. Sir said The doctor,
: your disease is incurabIe Your skin is 100
.hor,, SO lba. when you shut your eyes your
mouth opens
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-05-16

$50, here am, between two tailors," cried
beau at public table v here couple of young
,ailors were seated, who had just begun busi-
ness for themselves.
"True," was the reply, "we are beginners.
and can only afford to keep one goose between
u.s."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-05-16

A down east chap, walking with lady, stun
bled and accidentally fell. The lady, thinking to
commisserate his mishap. observed that she re-
gretted his unlucky faux pas Il didn't hurt my
fore paws, replied be, 1t was my knee
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-05-16

Why is twice eleven like twice ten Be
cause twice eleven are twenty-five, and twice
ten are twenty, TOO.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-05-16
Not an Unusual Thing.

An unsuccessful lover was asked by what
he lost his divinity: Alas y said he. i fat
tered her ill she 60, TOO proud TO speak 10
me-
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-05-16

TERMS-Two dollars per annum in advanceT1o dollars
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No papers until all arearages are paid except
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Adversements not exceeding square (sxteen ines)
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cents for subsequent insertion o one and
three insertions the liberal discount made yearly
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DA letters addressed to the Editor must be postpaid.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-05-16

Man creeps into childhood-bounds into man.
hood and takes athundering quick leapin.o old age
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-07-26

&To illustrate the tendencies OF this message,
and the manner in which they are viewed by the
Free Soil supporters of the Administration, sub
Join two extracts from the N. Y. Tribune, one OF
the ablest as well as the most extensively circula-
ted journals of the North In reference to the re-
of the message, it says:
"We are resigned to see the Wilmot Proviso
again and again rejected by Congress, provided
the territories are nevertheless preserved from the
pollution of slavery. 1t is the substance zoe care
for, and not the shadow. If Gen. Taylor throws
the influence of his name and station in favor oil
the admission Of the State of California Nth he,
present Constitution, and the protection Of New
Mexico against the efforts Of Tcras to subject and
ensiare her, he is practically the right side, NO
matter what he may feel constrained to say in "a.
vor Of non-nterventon and against the proviso.
We shall thank him for his deeds, and let those
who choose place emphasis on his Words
And in relation to the clause Of Mr.. Clayton
instructions relative to the operation Of the Mexi
can laws, it exutipgly exclaims
Enough said That The pery proposition which
the friends Of Freedom in Congress iro,id haze beer
satisfied with last winter, but which the Savocracy
and their Dickinsons would not consent to
wherefore they would not let California be organ
lied at all. II is plain, unequivocal law, but tho
Calhouns and Quitmans do not the less stoutly
repudiate it, and insist that the Federal Constitu
ton carries slavery, ~ the right to introduce ant
maintain slavery, into every acre Of territory ac
auired by the Union"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-12
n.n1rra nr nrAclca

LEa 'EvBaTBoBT READ THIa CARrRuLLF-There a
sarsapafila for sale 10 the different called s. p
Townsrnds Sarsapanllh- Il is advertised tho ORlGh
NAL GENUINE and ali tnat. Tbs T3Eluend doctor
and never wan bul formerly Wof ker railroads.
oss and ths ksyet he assumes The title Of Docor for the
purpose OF gaining credit o what he y not He says be
haS aitends msdiea schoon, and praeeea for heen
ysarsl p Now the truth is be never praeeed msdine
day in his life Such trd, uieked marepresentation
looks bad 70 The character and veracy Of The man. wish
mos sincerely he had made those statements o. him
self or OF me- When viii learn 10 be honest and truth
fu In all their dealings AMI intercourse win their fellow
men He appiied 10 one Ruel Clapp assist him IN man
uacturing his mixture, stating the large sums he would
make as an nducemeni embark IN the business These
men have Teen insulting and hbelliRg me IN all Possole
forms in order impress the public with the belief thai
the Old Doctors Sarssparla not the genuine otHa
Sarsapara made from the Old Doctors Original heei-
pie This p Townsend says have sold the ust OF my
name for 81 week. will give him $50 II he will pro-
duce one single solitary proof OF this His statements o.
Thompson Skillman & Co, nohing but tissue Of
sehoods simply made e deceive the public, and keep
he truth down in regard his soti JernsHfing com
pound This is to the public TO purchase meme but
Old DR. JACOB Townsends Sarsaparila having on i the
Old Docors likeness his fanny CoGi 2f Arms and hls
signaiureacross tfe Coat nf Arms. =
Principal Qfee lG2 Nassat'-sireei n " y & GIty
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-12
MORE THAN 10000 PERSONS CURED

IT'S upon the principle of Insensible Perspim-
Il uon, ms exhibited in this cut, that he human
body delivers itself OF impurities and disease,
"The blood being the life Of the 1esh" according
TO Scripture, itmusl be kept pure 10 insure bcath
This it does b, It's own heat and action through
the system, celebrating all impurity. and casting
off allits worn out particles, wh.h carried out
ul the system, through The pores OF The skn--
When, however, the skin becomes locked up from
sudden changes OF weather ,or any undne upphca-
ton of cold. all he hunors, and vrnlent particles
of the blood are retained within and sickness and
death must follow. All the long catalogue Of di-
senses are the rcsnlt. We have under such cir
cnmstances. discovered remedy thai will ope n
the pores and assist the body to cast or any olen-
ding humor. Ii is -...-....
m AHster'S All Healing Ointmcat
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-12
National House,
CoRNER OF STEucENNILLE AND WARREN STREE

CoRNER OF STEucENNILLE AND WARREN STREET,
CADIZ, OHIO,
One square west ofthe Public Buildings, FORM
crly occupied by Thomas C. Vincent.
%pEAA TTNnE nESUBSCRIBER having Iatcl,
Es5sH@ A rented this establishment, hni
IiiSS srcnovated and put it in complete repair
ssaszzszsssand furnished It with entire new Furni
ture This house is located in the most pleasan
and business part oil the town.
TIE STABLES are extensive, and have alst
been thoroughly repaired, nnd will at all times bt
provided with the best of Proyender, and attended
by careInl and obliging hostlers.
Connected with the establishment is a large nnt
extensive WAGON YARD, (the best in Cadiz'
md suitable for Menageries and Circusos.
Having permanently located at the above stand
the citizens generally and the travelling public ma
rest assured thatuo pains win be spared to render
those who may favor tho National House with q
call as comfortable as possible,by which means the
undersigned hopes to merit and receive liberal
share OF patronage. .
DROVERS accommodated with any amount o
Stnbling required.
BoARDERS received by the week, month OF
year.
Suitable Rooms can bcfurnished for Private Fa-
miles.
have connected with the above establishment,
= LIVER YSTABLE, which, for lyle of CAnRi-
ACES, and s;l lcy Of HoRsEs, cannot be surpassed
by nny esiHblishment the kind in the country
0E5-CIiARGES MODERATE.
THOMA McCUE.
Cadiz, A. pril II, I849
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-12
a, DOCTOR CURED!

DR.. ]. w. FRENCH qf Hsddle Hshtie couHfy Micbh,pu
about the lst of January lsi9 follows " have been
N tug regular practice O medicine in this place for nine wears
a wus obliged to quit the practice OF my profession cOuse
9uence Of u health was severely afflicted with Chronic
Dso1se 2i The LnHg convince that HAD TnE Cox
SUMPTION past doubt coughed almost ncessaly night
dhy aud had pains und in my chest side and
breast tried the remedies recommended by the skn
Of HE profession all 10 effect excepting tie nausea ud de-
hly caused by them was prcudced against patent nled
rl9eF ana have no taitl now in diem generally But
ndHctd-8s nm experiment more than through u-tO try
bottle Of BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAAI; and
do here acknowledge for the benefit OF the afflicted whom
II that the effect of it's Use on me was tie most
prompt and suluary Of any medicines Witnessed the
effect Of IN al my practice Ny cough Immediately reliered
ma III about eight or ten days wus free from cough soreness
h the chest aud pain ud now consider und PRONOUNCE sss
4 WELL. NAM ''-'''
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-12
Would soon be in a Grave.

Mr WILLIAM D, JENNINGS. merchant at Pieryon'
tfnte 1SttdbLdd county, Ohio October 8ii
gRd sated cure Of C9NsuMpToN which the Of BRAN1$
LD!iAPGLHONiRYR R.ii>S4iM had effected III Mr.. VIII.
LIAM CROCKETT, olan adjoining town He said Mr. Crock
et ma sought relief from The best physicians and
medicines h found none for the fatal hand thu unrclpni
ing monster, Cohsnmnn Ind taken fast hold Ills vals and
was so destroying and de!ating his lody at he mere
as one who would soon ihaGt gre But IN this last
extremity strange and mHrveuUs itmny SEEM re
that the use Of only fire bottles of BRANTS INDIAN PINO
NARY BALSAA has ncenched the hand of the destroyer and
restored Mr. Crocket TO heR md hu is healthy heqiV
rugged man! '"
s. DAMN, Esq, merchant and postmaster at Jefferson nm
adJohnlg iowi, wrote to about the time and eined
ha e was acquainted with Mr. CRocKE1, und testified
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-12
cXt. Book s.


whcih embraces Hebrew Bibles, Lexicons, Gram
ilaIrs; Greek and Latin Classics, such MS are. a
dopted by he faculty Of Franklin College Sep
,uageht, Polymicron Greek Testament (Lexi
con, white cal, neatJ Webster's Dictionarie
IRON the least even to the greasiest :" variety
Oi school Histories. reading boohs. &c. Ais
P0etry. --EmbracIng Shakespeare, Milton, 0s
sian, Young. Pops, (and almost NIL the Older
british Chssic Poets) Byron, Moore, Campbell,
shelley Pollock, Wordsworth, Bryant, sigouiny,
Brainatd, GriswOld Poets and poetry, male and
Jcmnle; upper, Hemans, Landon, and Burns
HistoIy.-Of Greece, Rome, England, Ireland,
France, Germany, Unucd States, and also
Theology. Bibles fvarious sizes and binds,
few Family in CaIf and Morocco, gilt edged
bindingsi with foundations and plates. Testa,
iIenLs. Campbells do, Josephus' Ency yclopedia
~ Religious Knowledge, Bucks Dictionary, Ser
mon on the Mount (snall quaTto illumina ed
pretty yery5D Pilgrims Progress. Bogces Lee
iures, ID AHbigne's Reformation; Koran.
Laie and yWedtetRe =. Blackstone, YatteIrs law
~ Nations, Whcatons do. Practice of Medicine
W Wood Watson, Ebefly, Mcintosh, &c
'Npiendidly illustrated works on Surgery, Dentis-
iry, diseaseso Of the skin &c; Medical Dictiona.
iles.DSspensas soEissi and a variety OF works, on
dIseasee VI pafticulnnofgans, and systems -
Nouatl on the Horse, Cattle, Dog, Hog, &c. AL
variety Of
NisesLlaaeops Forks such MS modern British
lessayi ts, Lyach's Dead Sen, Tuppcr, Locke,
'tobIc deeds oG Wom"n, Chesterfield. Chapone,
Devil on two Sticks, Dicks works, MaTryatt, BOYS
TreasarY Of Sports, Philosophy OF do. Owens
Architecture q splendid worl) Downing rural
o.. Tuthills History oido. Toy Biblesand toy
booksdi yarioas sizes song books &o. And last
but not leist.
Language and Poetry Of Floiocrs--Tn consider
nbloyaricly, bonn small 32ino to ocfavo. All
pof Mp 10 fae ets le, and conrain the choicest
feraps n tho best poets; as culled by the bost
',ste, making fit companions Tor our firest ladies
u exploring The beauties Of the gems of the
Vrgetable creations.
Stationd,g-eap paper, post, DO gilt edge, note
papef, Envelopes plain and embossed: Waters.
ts5ttoe, transparent do; Pens, Ink, and Sand;
Ing books; CARDS paints, perforated board, crotch
. books, Portfolios, blottihg cases. albums, re-
nnrds nt merit sheets and cards, &c. Be- I'D,
New Athens, April 10, 1850 r. FINLEY.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-12
Hobensack's Worm Syrup,

y
iVE NlIE best and perhaps the most useful medi
a. clue ever offered to the public. for the de
struction of Worms thai afFlict the Human Fam.
tly, is 'iobcnsacks's Worm Syrup.
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS,
You that have those little ones entrus,e to your
care, to nonriSh ana rear up in childhood, should
consider they are more or less afflicted with di.
seasc in their tender years. aud of all diseases
afllctlng them none so fatal rs mornS. they not
only destroy tlcm but aggrayate most all diseases
such as Diarrboa, Looseness &c. They are not
confined to children alone, but grown persons are
more or less sahjoc to them a nd not nntrcuncnt-
" snfer wher the least su.pectfrom lhat right
iul reptile. the @
Tape w ma.
How shocking the idea OF Il hnman being, hin
ing AWAY miserable existence with such d mon
ster pra ying upon The vitals oflir. While nthers
will excite yourfcars sell theirspurious articLs
with no evidence Of their virtues And to show
the unprecedented success and established iepu.
tatlon OF flo oensack's Worm Syrup, we will here
let sufferer tell his own tale ofwoe. and express
the generosity Of his noble soul in strains Of graf
Itude Tor bis relief from the messenger of Deuth
and who affirmed and suhcrihed before Justice
OF the Peace i'll the county Of Philadelphia
Williamson. Camden county, NJ.
MEssRs loBENsAcK. With the blessing OF
Kind providence, send you these few lines. inor.
ming you of the wonderful effects of your Worm
syrup Having been ATTENDED by EJurtceu differ
ent Doctors, without receiving any benefit, and
hearing Of the wonderful cures performed by yonr
Worm Syrup. was inpuced to try it, and 1non
taking the tenth bottle was much relieved by |
passing tape worm 81 feet in length. NV imth |
at that lime becoming so much in its fnvor and /
my wife being unwcl, induced her to ,r, il. and
to her utter nstonishmeut she passed stomach
worms and was restored to health | haye nsed
twin my children, two Of whom were much ac
licted and a large number Of worms were p,ssed
ny both with almost an immediate restoration 10
health. YEANANS PAIL.
August 18th, l849,
County Of Philadelphia, SIS. T
Personally appeared before me. the subscriber
one Of the Aldermen in and for the said comfy
The above named Ycamans Paul, who after being
duly affirmed according TO law, douli,depose and
say, thai the above stntement is Just and rne in
very particular.
Affirmed and subscribed before me, this 18th
ay OF August, ls49.
.. SAML. ENGARD, Alderman.
The above certificate we deem sufficient 10 sat.
isty all and To tie afflicted we would sny. use no
other while IIobensacks' Worm Syrup can be Ind
J. N. Il e. S. HoBEESACK, Proprictors.
For safe By J. jeaH ,: p Hood and S,gder &
McCTmick, Cttis, and Merchants gensraily
he STATE s q ~ aAa
October 20, le59g s-a.- ~. ts-. a.ar
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-12
Could not Live a Dav loneer /!

Messrs F. B. CALDWELL CO, of East Ostrcyo Os,rr,o
Lor a. respectable druggists, 1--WE have iisl
heard, ierougi Mr. Whi'emGn respectable citizen OF Ills
place. OF an lnporant Of Consumption which Bn ANriS
INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM has produced on the Nyir uf
an Rcqahance OF his who resides in the town of Palermo in
ms county She had been ony confined her bed and WIS
SO dangerously diseased that her friends believed it mposs.
be for her to lire more than ONE DAY LONGER But when
al other hope utterly failed size commenced tukng BR iNS
pGLMON-4RY BdLSdI, %d its medical efficacy has raised
her from Dying that she is qJnq about and al
tending tohcr domestic household fairs duties She
81 es and is very evident t she ia indebted 10 BIANTS
BASAM Tor her recovery from long, severe and danger
ois sickness and her friends and neigbors consider that
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-12
OR THE
WlRLlyS SALNE.

1t opens those avenues shrnugh which nnture
carries off the impurities within, and thus relieve
the body of ofdisease. II is thus That it cures Con
sumption, Scrolula, Fevcrs, Irresypclas, Asthma
Salt Rheum, sick Headache, Quinsy, sore Throat
Rheumatism, Scalds, Pain in thc Chest, side and
Back; Dyspepsia, Poisons, sore Breast, Deafness.
Cutaneous Emptions, sore Eyes inflammation OF
the Bowels, Kidneys and B!aiu, Burns, Chilblniris
Pilrs, Worms, Agucs, Cold Feet, Liver Complaint
Ulcers, all Fever sores, and Inflammation Of every
kind, without destroying the tone oi The Stomach
as is generally dohehy the Introduction and con-
tinuancc of Fills and othrrnosrrums 'F
1t is by netting upon fhis principle that it is
proved. to be one ofthe most extraordinary mcdi
cines the world ever saw. lis snccpss III curing
disease is altogether unprecedented in the annals
of medical jurisprudence. s..-,u
This we might dem onstrate 5y the publication
of thousands Of ccrtifcates from individuals of
high standing in all parts OF the United States,
who have experienced its 81 A
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-12

u A CORRECTION ofPsaims md Hymn tunes
seleciieHoffF pAFlnca soHEss alsd, containing
ihe mdimeHts OF music, on a plhinand cofciso
plan, by AtExANDEH AUD. eninrged editicn.Jevi4
gea md impfos III. for sale BY VI .. REALL.@
February RI ls5o " sf,iss M a''s9 I n y
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WALLACE 4 CO.,


For saleby John Beall, Cadiz; w Sturgeon &
Co., Huntsville; j Russell & Co.. Jefferson; ] g.
\. Taggert, Iippccnne; A. F. Crossey, New
Rumley; John Parrish, Moorefeld; ]. T. Camblctt,
Deersvile, lsauc Lewis, Georgetown, and by Mor,
chants and Druggistsin every town in the State
February 20, ls50--ly. l5