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The FRosT MIssIssIPPI.-The following letter
from Marshall county, Mississippi, is published in
the Memphis Eagle of the Sd instant II is dated
September Both:
1.-The frost on the night of the 27th instant is q
much greater injury than we at first sight expect
ed. Could have been spared this blow, our
cotton crop would have run up from ten to fifteen
per cent more; for the unripe bolIs on our valley
land that would have matured in twenty days
more are now soft and full Of water. But this Is
not the worst part of the calamity Our fall pas
tures upon which VIC relied for fattening our beef
cattle, are valuelcss--the grass being killed; our
potato crops have stopped growing, fear, from the
loss of the vines; and last though not least In value
as item of subsistence to poor planters, Is the
injury TO the pea crop--the young peas beng de-
stroycd and the vines burned up with the frost.
This will deepen the drafts upon our light and al,
most empty corn cribs Such another drought and
frost in 1852 will force us to leave Mississippi Tor
subsistence"
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CoLp AT THE MIHT- We learn that the amount
Of gold received for coinage at the United States
mint, from the lst to the 10Th instant, was two
million five hundred and ten thousand dollars. At
the same ratio the receipts for the month will ex-
coed five millions. At the same time very little
specie lie going out of the country.
PHILADELPHIA Bdiffin
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WANT OF CoNrIDENoE.-The following is old
story revived. 1t ia thought to be not napplicablc
to the present times:
A little Frenchman loaned merchant five thou
Sand dollars when the " times were good" He
called at the counting house u few years ago in
state of agitation not easily described.
''How do you dor" inquired the merchant. "Sick,
Sick replied monsieur. whats the natter"
case is that" "De malade dat break all dc mer-
chants, yer much" ''Ah! the times eh? well, they
are bad, very bad, sure enough but do they affect
your" "Vy, monsieur, lose dc confidence; IN :,
"Pardonnez moi, monsieur, but do not know who
| to trust at present, when all de merchants break
several time to pieces" Then ! presume you
want your money?' "Ou, monsieur, starvc for
want of Pargent." Cant you do without it?''
| .sNo monsieur must have it, ''You must?"
"Oui. monsieur said dimity -brecches, turning
pale with apprehension for the safety of his money.
| ''And you can't do without it," ono, monsieur,
| not Won leetle moment longcre.
The merchant reached his bank book, drew
check on the bank for the amount, and handed 1T
/ to his visitor
| "Vat is dis, monsicur?' "a check for five thou
sand dollars with the interest" lis it bons' said
| the Frenchman, with amusement Certainly ,
'Have you l'argent IN de bank! * es ana
| ia it parliament convenient to pay de sum!" Gun
doubtcdly. What astonishes your" "fo, datyou
have got him in decs times" ooh, yes, and
have got plenty more. / owe nothing that can
| not pay at moments notice."
The Frenchman was perplexed
Monsieur you shall do me one leetc favor, ebs"
| "With all my heart" "Vell, monsieur, you shall
keep dc largent for one lectle year longere"
"Why, thought you wanted it," ''Tout au con-
traire. | no want de Pargent; want dc grand
confidence. Suppose you no got the money-den
| want him yer much; suppose you got hiTn--dcn
no want him at all. Vous competence chr"
After some other conference, the little French
man prevailed upon the merchant to retain the
money, and left the counting house with light
| heart and countenance very different from the
one he wore when he entered. His confidence was
restored and although he did not stand in need of
the money, he wished TO know that his property
was in safe hands
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GRAHAm's MAoAzrSE, for November, has been
received, and is filed with pleasant reading. "The
Morning Walk" among it's embellishments, is
very pretty.
w. ADAM, agent, Pennsylvania, avenue, be-
tween Sd and 4 streets.
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FIRE ANNIHILAToRs. strange it ia that, if
this marvellous machine possesses the power at
tributed to it, it has not been tested in out OF
the many fires which occur every day In New
York.-Daiiy Times.
Exactly So neighbor; and we notaware hat
even an experimental exhibition of the power OF
the marvellous machine has been made here.
One ,vas made at ST. Louis and proved failure; in
excuse for which, however, it is alleged that the
proprietor of the right of use for Mississippi pur-
chased when the thing was less perfect than now.
In truth, have little faith in the alleged inven-
ton, and have been silent respecting it because we
preferred seeing for ourselves, instead of taking
for granted the wholesale putting of certain Eng
ish papers. Only let New Workers see that the ma
chine is fire annihilator, and the inventors for
tune is made-N. Y. Commercial ddUertisg.
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SAD Consciousness OF JEsT.-The New York
Times relates a case which has just happened at a
seminary, in which young lady arraycd herself
in a sheet and powdered her face, and then APP
preached two of her schoolmatcs, one Of whom was
appalled, at her gnasty appearance tina she fell
sensecss TO the floor, and afterwards awoko only
to show her attendants that reason had fed. Pro-
fcssional skill in vain exerted for the relief OF
the unhappy victim of this il-conceived joke.
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HEMPFIELD RAILRoAp.-At the late election in
Pennsylvania the question OF subscription by
Washington county Of $500 600 to the stock OF the
Hempheld railroad was submitted to the people,
aud has been carried by large majority.
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Georgia Election.

The net majority in ninety three counties of
this State for CoBB is 1896, leaving Irwin
and Telfair counties to be heard from.
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FIRST CONCERT AT BosToN OF CATHARINE
HAYEs,-The papers of Boston warmly praise the
singing of Miss Catharine Hayes at her first con-
cert in that city on Tuesday evening last.
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PRoFEssoR TUoMEY, of Alabama, is about to visit
Virginia, by invitation from the Governor Of that
State, for the purpose of examining into the prac-
ticabity of extending the James River and Ke-
nawba Canal to the Ohio. The appointment (says
tho Tuscaloosa Monitor) is an honorable testimony
to Prof It's reputation as an engineer.
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The DRouoHT IN MARyLAHD.-Thc Upper Mari


boro' Adpocdts of Wednesdays says:
''The pastures are burned up by the prevailing
drought, to the great injury of the stock-and the
latter tobacco, the principal dependence OF the
planter at this time is Of little promise In truth,
and in view of the coming frost, we have seldom
known so poor prospect for tobacco. The pre-
sent, which is only about two-thirds of a crop in
ALL was planted unusually late, and this owing to
at this time, we may expect to sec little mDro than
half crop secured"
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THE REPU BLIC.
WASHINGTON:
SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER Is, 1861.


"The series of measures to which have alluded
are regarded by me as a settlement, in principle
and substance-a final settlement-oi the danger
Gus and exciting subjects which they embraced. -
by that diustment we have been rescued from
the wide and boundless agitation that surrounded
us, and have firm, distinct, and legal ground
20 rest upon. And the occasion, trust, Will JUS
tify me IN ExHoRTING MY coUNrRYMEN TO RALLY
UPON AND MAINrAIS THAT GROUND as the best, if
not the only means OF restoring peace and quiet
to the country and maintaining inviolate the in
tegrity of the Union"
IPREsIDENT FILLMoRE's MESSAGE.
The Presidents message, at the opening of the
present session of Congress, expresses.iully and
plainly his own and the unanimous opinion of all
those associated with him in the Executive admin
istration of the Government, in regard to what
ARE called the Adjustment or Compromise mea
sures of last session. That opinion is, that those
measures should be regarded in principle as
final settlement OF the dangerous and exciting
subjects which they embrace; that though they
were not free from imperlecions, yet, in their
mutual dependence and connection, they formed
system of compromise the most conciliatory
and best for the entire country that could be OBJ
tanned from conflicting sectional interests and
opinions, and that therefore they should be ad-
hered to, until time ard experience should de-
monstrate the necessity of further legislation to
guard against evasion abuse. That opinion
SO far as / know, remains entirely unchanged
and will be acted upon steadily and decisivcly
The peace of the country requires this; the sc
curity Of The Constitution requires this; and ever
consideration of the public good demands this
IF the Administration cannot stand upon th'
principles of the message, it does not expect tt
stand at all."-DASIEL WEBsTER's Letter 10 Nh
ITninn lLeefing al WeSicheSfer.
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RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION Belmont county, Ohio,
has voted by majority of twelve hundred in favor
of subscribing to the Central Ohio Railroad, which
communicates with the Baltimore and Ohio at
Wheeling. Va
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E6IttIAuEI.pItIA MEDICAL. n,tNt =.
mbrILrd - vrnrs Moo NV M kITEEIiI
Y " corner -, TIIIpn nrd IrNInN .nn.y IT,.
tween Sprurr md pinn = ,n,nrn ,,,I ;. LnL n, -,
the Mrrchn MS fxchnngr Phil.drl nhio
Pcr.,us ,ifn, inc FROM Pains IN H., Ioi,s -
cent and CLr,,i. .irrr inrs ~ IN, Knlu,ys Il 81
rusc nj ,hn HI,,IInr Grnv,i S,,;r,,rn. c,n,i, -,
| Weakness. and an tbr cnnrnu,iIn,t trn;rsn ~
/ wi il;,;c ,f~,rttn,s and ,h,s, ,',,, T., ;,ainI,;
n srcIrt r,L;, L,,. cutnilod -, s, nis =, -,
su,uliupal debility sbuuId nnnIy i,nnnLin,rIv ,r
,hu r,,.t swat ronoLtns RI IN MEE =
,hr mas, oxnnr, !,nd srcr.s.G,I nrn,,i,n,.r ,,, ~
near, in the Irrn Imrntnl MI ,iisrnsc. nI nriy 70
,utprn NVNJInS
Are aonr;.cI ,hni M KiNErr,Nc orf,o. :.
nrncrict, tom no,t;rul,, brnrrt nI n,oLinina ,gL; Il
nnuoowesh;s ,,u,,L,,rI .,,o,t,a, IT, a.,,,. :,
unj,rupote Dyninst tho nhnsn Of n,crcnry, rho -
sands are n]nnunllv mrrcuriuli1nd ont IF liGn. =.
cent elections nrs nron ,Iy rxIinor;shrd =, a
yonr cnsps nrnnnrly rrnIirnteL nnf n,tchcd ~
:. ylarrFed nconle. and tho.e oboui ia mnrr,
should he nnrtiGnjn rIy routirne or,Ln.o n~cc;Innfs
what dreadrll irhrTitonre m tronepit IN rosIr,
hiy.'
Structures. one of fine mnst ,ropbIrsomn and dam
ocro,s ufrc,ions whirL ,nc, ouI in yrn,.l i,
G,mmDIion. wrnk moss. Ne DR. K;nt aiu u,,,,rau
tees to remove sneedily. ne also swclIrH1gs. lis
ensed nrnstrale oI,nds. Sc Stric,uIesbnvn min
4d m,nnv y,br Ind ma knc,oL, Lra,r ,bo;rny;s,orc
l. IA |. AI{iiiIII. NlIIlt'E'
Upndr ds nfl;cfrd viii rousrnm,,i,n n,snan
sin. Pnln;ln,inn ,rthe iienrt r,r';d liver pnIsr.
Irritnbiiitv Of the system Genrr5I ,r Iocnl phil,
or weakness. Nr~6t swcats' D;mne1 If S;rhI
Fits oG DcsnonLnnrv NusruI,r prnstr, lion NM
all diseases Of he Nervnns Genre, never dren,
of the cnusr of their several nGlictions lbny
treat results as If thew were cause. md SO no r.
lieris found.
What is the cause Of these discascs >ery fire..
IaufrtIy? Jhere;s the .ecfrt-,o,ituF self aims,
I5ractissd by thousands, Commenced when bow,
1t school or elsewhere. it is kcpt up cyen dnriye
,ouug mainland. nrndnciuo mr,,tnI mad nhpsic.,
uostralian.
VOTING NCN
Remember. with niulrencr and renetition. or
lganic excite nrnt hncn,r 20 ,lnnst cnuui;unous nut
ImorbidIy seusitivc-s, much 81 hat the organ
Iare viviHy acted unon NV n nrny;emt ;mug;nIIion
Especially in a state o imperlect slsrp IRE the,
stimulated nv Iuc;vin,s md narniciors drcomsL
which lood % n 6nns,ont and inynInntnr nv wns,iu
nwny orthn stamina nI man 'Jhs mn,e IKE ~
!, lhnp4y cnndi,inn is nrnInm~cd ,hr mnre freoYcnt
involuntary md M rn'in% rho eyjl md If MOI mr.
cs,cd SPEEDILY, the will soon ,nr los' NIL { c]ont,oI
and becomes a mere slave OF deprm red passions
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DAGUERREOTXPES

4 g. PAR ri DGE. uaguereau Arrist. No
~ SO, Monroe ST., below Market. w Wheeling
Va, respectfully announces to the citizens 0
Harrison and adjoining counties, that he is pre-,
pared to take D1gTcrreVty pes in the VERY EEs1
STYLES. and with all Ihfi latest improI enents.
Likenesscs taken equally as wolff cloudy M
in more Pheasant weather. aud particular atten.
ton paid to obtaining the most favorable position
for securing II pleasing likeness.
Groupes Of amy lumber Of persons can be Ia
ken on one plate, and perfect likenessos taken
Of young children. .
l am constantly receiving, AID have always OF
hand. a%compltte stock of l~.ockets, Fancy Cases
and Daguerrean Materials, Apparatus, &c, al
of whl,h | will sell on the most favorable terms.
oct29 " A. =. PARTRIDGE.
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Eyes Right---and Dress!

TAKE this opportunity Of saying TO the citi-
4 zens Of this and the adjoining counties. that
! am receiving q splendid NEw SrocE of FALL,
Az WINTER DRY GOODS, the prettiest and
best ever hroueht 10 this part Of the country
which | viii sell rs low ms any who sell Goods
in this part Of the country cl.cap for cash. My
motto is Quick Sales and Small Profits"
My Stock consists Of super French Merinoes.
Silks and Sanns. GIoths, Cussimeres, S~attinets
Tweeds. Pctsians, pelains, Alpaccas. CObdrgs,
L1ces. Chemisetts, best French-work Capcs and
Collars, Flqnnels, and every variety an the Dry
Goods line. Also, all kinds Of CLOTiilNG, puI
up by ourselves, and made by one oil the besi
Tailors inthe Western country
Call and see for yourselves, Int Snyder & M
Cormick's old stand, Cadiz. No hnnlbug AZ my
store [scpt2t A, +. MOORE.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE
TAILORING ES1'4 RsLEStaN w ENT'.
JOHN M'CIINTOCK

ID ESPECTFULLY Informs his old friends 60
4 Got Cadiz, and the public generally, that IA
he ipteuds to c~ontinue. the Tailoring business lRG'
in Nh its forms, in the loom formerly occupied b
james Bannister, and near ly opposite the Raliona
House. lie nntters himself that, by strict attcn
ton to busimess--the employment OF the Iates
rules for cutting garments and none bat The yer,
BEST woRHMEN to work them he will not fail to re
ccive "A liberal share cf support.
An experience Of several yearsin the TaiIorins
business enables him to say that he considers
himself fully competent to compete with the craft
here or rlsewhele. APPLY
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A T the old stand, Northeast corner Of Main
"A and Market streets. is now receiving and
opening a very large nnd well selected stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
consisting Of Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware,
Queenswarc, Trimmings, etc, etc.
His goods are selected with especial reference
to the wants ofCGsroMERs; substantial in quality
aud c%oIors. neat in style, and WARRANTED to give
full satisfaction in every respect. Customers and
others are most respectfully requested 10 call
and see. o. All kinds OF understandable Pro-
duce taken in exchange for goods.
oct22 j.. |, WOOD.
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Agents for the Sentinel & Farmer

The folluwing named gentlemen are our au-
tkoriged agents 10 receive subscriptions. adTrr-
tisemrnis, and job Work! al contracts made
by thein will be strictly fulfilled by ne:
Philadclphil--V B.. Palmer. E. W. Carr, and
g.. Pierce.
Bostoh--V. y. Palmer.
New York--E. B. Palmer.
Hhccling--D. M~aclane, Leo.
Frespnft- Joseph Allen.
Ao0reheId--A Jul. Schreibsr.
Weatchester--Wm. Fleming.
Franklin--Dr. r. Conway.
Rumley--Jacub Gutshall.
short CreeK--Asa Holmes.
sinck--Jnmes Hoa gland.
Athtne--Dr. Thomas Fiudlsy.
fsreen--Jotn Wilkiu.
t:erInan--john Brown.
Eorth--A +. Croskey.
Morr, o--flonry B.. Heller.
Wnshingtou- John BuYd.
Resolution passed August a6th, 1851. h> tho
Harrison County DeipoorUtio County C0nycn-
ti0n: .
s. Resolsed. That we highly approve e the
manner in which The Democratic sentinel x
Harrison County Farmer is how conducted. and
that we cheeriully il to our felInw
citizens as y good county paper. and one W"r-
thy the support Of every Democrat in l%iarrsop
County
Resolution passed Angust23 1851. at u Town
chip Meeting held in Maotefcll /:
F" Resoiced. Thatapproying Of the manner ID
which The Sentinel Il Farmer is now con-
dncted. we cltoerlully recommend il, US II good
county pa per IN our fellow citiZanE.' -
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G5FesIH iaasdl A50rG EDa'ugs

subscriber is receiving at his old stand
in Cadiz, Ohio, in addition 10 his former
stock, a large supply Of fresh and pave
DRUGS, DYES, OILS, PAINTS, VARNiSlIES.
ETC., ETC.. in short everything usually kept in Il
Wcsrern Drug Store.
Ills stock has been carefully selected asto quail.
ity and prices will be 80 low that no person cal
reasonably object. | isstocl Willie kept full, ant
he would call the particular attention Of person,
wishing to purchase anything in his line, TO sec
his took before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for past %favors, he still hopes, by care
and strict attention to business. To merit Il large
share of the patronage Of IA liberia public.
4, T4ay2l-lV JOHN BEALT.
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Ey- From sope cause or other, weddings
are very bad for the eyes. The moment
the knot is lied, the bridesmaid and two
aunts and a mother, rush into the hall bed
room, and have ga good cry" for hours to-
gether. Why a poor devils promise to pay
"ayoung woInan's board bill" should ope,
rate thus On the " finer feelings of nature
puzzles US to divine. 't
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5cutlucl & Garmcr,
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
CaAs. n, ALLAN. wA. A. GILES. WIN. /. RLAtN
ALI. EN, GILES " BLAlN,
EDITORS AND PROPRiETORS.
rERMs OF SUBSCRIPTION.

sAT- One dollst and fifty cents il paid during
the scar, OF two dollars and Il half alter the year
expires. This rule will r. strictly adhered to.
Any person procuring FIVE responsible snhscIi-
beers to the Sentinel. will be entitled TO y copy for
the same length Of time. free.
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$4,000 Reward!
MILLIKIN 81 GRIMES

NKTOULD say to their old friends and -.
wv toners. and everybody else, that u ey
have Just received the LARGEST and BEST selected
stock Of GOODS ever brought TO Harrison county.
1t consists Of everything in the shape Of DRY
GOODSAND GROCERIES,, QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE, ttc., etc. &Yl
They are determined forgive BETTER BARGAINS
thar any other store in 9tbese diggins," Ifyou
don't believe il come and see for yourselves.
Bring on yonr Produce, tot MllIihin & Grimes
pays as high, II not higher prices for all
kinds " Country Produce, thnn anyeother store
in Cadis. ", ed.r9 oct6
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FRESH BFEFl-

2 VIE subscriber will have Fresh Beef. Of a SUI
n perior quality in Market. every Tuesday
md Saturday morning CAT day light during the
Summer and Fall.
Meat can, ut all times, he had either ut Mr..
Cnrnahnn's slaughter house, or the cellar Of the
snbsc iber's dwelling. the house formerly o~,cupied
by Miss Beatty. ROBERT HOLMES.
Cndiz. June d. 1871 If
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BOWERS INK MANDATORY
REMOVED TO
No. 144 Race Street,

r' ~, "u"p''' ,"os+ s." I" .n"a.;,s n ~
add rrese,i ~ ~ 80 IoSFpI}t n HOVER
~ $500 a",f'
~, IA poooa.roa. Lo,,o,u &n'.,L' WI E;nL
,nno.ita rrn.ns, p-hii,JYLli, .,",Jtt a.
-
1c!fOlGllm, or KOCH VII.
4 ~naisrat yempdD UrorMrpd E,on II kV,U in
,Uo,L,,, ,i",.r D., Ir1 c..tL.Lu,. IL.
T''&" ny 'c'"'9' a. v "''"" "e
E"rhA'S ""f}hcr.
PEIkO4EuM!-This gre remedy OF nature
Atter repeatcd and fair trials. mas worked lis wny
INTO popular favor. We need hardly repeat the
tact, that this is II pure, unitdnltelated Natural
hcuicthc' ana IL put up us 1t n0Ws from the boa
som OF the EARN, "ithoul admlNulleso tahy klilu
III these days of Nostrum vending, We do no
wonder II tue increduil1y ovlIIced by the coin-
""hIiy' upon the lnlrodnction OF It new remedy,
but that lHGrrdutity shall not suppress u Inedi-
{cIn". whose powerful lniiHencG has nIitislted auC
cured many diseases incidenrnIto our race were
we to withhold II rrurdN like this from public
notice. VIC should consider ourselves as guilty of
Ne'P'nS buck s"inrf"i1g that was intended tore
1rIr much hn'"In sni}rtI'tt, itnddispeiihe gloom
ana pam OF many 81 ON" "hnse sAsirm has been
lac1e" H"" i"'i4f'' "} me 'r' engines ct 'ls,
Is, r., " i '' ~, ''''''' S'1'' ie','el' -"
diseases; for il y i" ~ llhr r me 'r"nLIr !" :" Io"kk
over the liz oi ~Iisraac, ,of which it is recoml-
me, ted, y"n viii ia l"'t hey arc diseases af-
"','a. I'o s.''"' N'.'' ~, ''5~ues' ana consequent
} ~ =, rs hpt"r"o'e 10 R". :. -.
nr tttfoIrIn IS ne OF tbs KIND Ut remedies
.' NJ =, rr' "I ,h'n "'," i,W'iS ".'aag,' tnb,a "um"m
nrrsry,Sin,I Nv i HiIIrr,. s
Diar,ho,a Rms, Cam, W~arolcio. Obs, innate 'E,un
lions Of he skin, III ysipcias, Chronic Sore
T., Is. Ifing Worra. Scald lend, Teller,
Pains in the Bones and Ioipls.
ana AL thai class OF hislrSrs in which Alternative
or p"fi'j ing medicines are indica'c'!. The Pc
,,"',,n mas cured h',Ihrrirss G'Ses Of Chrome
rry olHrr ,rrnln,rnf i"G,"n,"r, Rhrn,"n,i,m
c 49, =. ~, ,.a u -, ", i"u',"''o'9 "
Years stand;og where ,hry ~ re- the mast nrrCcc,
{]oripples chat could be im,iginrd. hnye been cured
and mnde to. walk. Ali casps Of iuhained sure
owes, even whrn the parirnt is blind, if the eyes
are It. his ca l.. can he cured hy the Petroleum
or Rack OF, if thor ug y applied. IL Piles, it
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2y When travelling, put your watch and
wallet at night into one of your stockings,
and then place the stocking under your
head. l. will then be impossible to leave
them, unless you have been accustomed to
20 barefoot.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
Syk'OXESl

Such rs VOLTS Patents. and VOLTS Premium
Cooking Stoves, assorted sizes, of Cincinnati
manufacture
Biadiy's Etna Air Tight Cooking Stoves. o
various sizes, for either wood or coal, of Pitts
.burgh make.
Wheeling Stoves ofall kinds and sizes. among
which are Hartley's Enterprise. ii NEW PAT,
TERN, for wood or coal, with extra large ovens
wa rrunted to work we'll, or no sale.
Crates, Hollow Ware, Sad irons etc, etc. all
OF which we will sell LOW FOR CASH. or u
PROMPT customers on short credit. Doing bust.
ness upon the principle OF small profits and
quick sales,'' we solicita share Of public pauoa.
age. maN2S-fy
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

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