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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24
IN SURA FL

10Y THE PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
RB OF llurtfoSd, Conn. Incorporated in 1925,
Capital Stock, Annual Premiums, and Western
Fund S. .000.000.
The Merchants and Householder Of Cadiz mud
Harrison County are respectfully referred 70 the
hyperion advantages offered tor FIRE and MA
RiNE Insurance by Il. w. PIuLLIPs, Esq, the
duly authorized Agent OF this Company.
BY the establishment, &c years since. Of a Cen
trai Office st Cincinnati, for the prompt settle
ment If Western ana Southwestern Losses. a
careful selection oE risks, the most unremitting
attention to their dispersion, and prudence and
economy in all ita RI transactions, the officers of this
Company have had the ORtisflction OF seeing It's
usefulness and prosperity constantly upon the
increase during Il long period Of years Many
other Companies have in the meantime failed TO
discharge their just liabilities, having been woa-
kened, and finally rendered bank rupt, by n rock
lesa course Of business.
Insurance Companies ofthiH stamp and charac.
ter are continually sPnnging up in various pnrts
If the country. Il is not our purpose (by accept
ing premiums inadequate 70 cover the average
ANIMAL loss) to compete with such irresponsible
offices, whose object would seem 70 he 10 collect n
considerable sun from tho operations Of one or
two seasons, divide the proceeds, and pay their
losses, or not, as expedienoy may dictate On
the contrary, the PROTECTION INSURANCE
ICOMPANY of Hartford, will maintnin ia bust
meas upon permanent and responsible basis. and
thereby secure \ continuance OF the patronage
which has hitherto been so literally extended
= W. b. ROBBINS, General Agent,
hrthe Protection Insurance Company.
The undersigned, Local Agent. ia supplied with
Blank Policies and Renewal Receipts, which will
nc issued. covering approved Risks upon reasou-
able terms. q. W. PHILLIPS, Agent,
nOvl2 f0rCadiE and harrison County.
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SCHOoL RooKs.

ME subscriber is receiving directly nom the
publishers, the following SCHOOL BOOKS.
which he ofeTs to teachers aud OtheTs on the
very BEsr tefms:
Billions English Grammar;
Latin DO
Greek do
Latin Readeri
CGsar;
Greek aeadcr;
Davies Arithmetic; Rays Arithmetic;
Comstock's Philosophy Waits on the Kind;
Chemistry, smellies' Philosophy
" Elooutioni Davies Bourdon;
Kirkam's do LegendrHi
English Grammar;
Mitchell'E Primary Geography, new cd;
Geography aud Atlas, 10
I" Ancient Geography;
Burritt's Geography OF the Heavens,
Virgil Dclphini; Loyell's Young Speaker;
Horace do NeYin's Biblical Antiquities
Also. Pocket, Family aud School BIBLES and
fESTAMr;FTS; Miscellaneous, Law, anJ
Common School Books, OF the kinds in genera
use Cap and Letter Paper; Note Paper; Envel.
.opes, vanops kinds, Blank Books; Steel Pens.
lnKs; States aud Pencils; M~emorHndums; Copy
Books; Engraved Notes; Music, Drawing and
Tissue Paper; Port Folios and Albums, ect etc
All of which will he sold cheap for cash, O.
approved country produce.
ocl9g JOHN BEAL-.
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ME subscriber will sell at private sale the
Il House in which he at present lives, tugeth,
er with three acres and a half OF G~rst-rate land
known as he Old Steam Mill Property p In
nolnt OF fertility the land can not be beat in
Harrison county, and those in want Of n small
tract had better call and examine, for they MAY
rest assured that they will get II good bnrgpia.
On the premisrsis IN excellent COAL BANK
which is IN good working condition. IIis LAM
is situated 'closc to where the Railroad Depot will
be located. TGRMs--Two thirds cash IN hand
thebalauce in one year, with interest, to be Sc,
cured by bod and mortgage. A cIear and in.
dlSputabIe title wilFbe gwen by the subscribed,
as soon rs the money is paid. So co1e on now,
it You want to buy land that will be worth hav-
Ing, call Immediately. and | will give you first
rate bargain and Immediate poss, ssiun.
dcCi7-tf GEORGE PENN
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24

&g-We know ofno subject on which pub
lie opinion is so unanimous as the efficacy Of
the Hootland German Bitters, Persons who
have long been sufferingfrom~ dyspepsia, dis.
ease of the liver, etc, are Immediately and
permanently cured by their use, Procure
the genuine article, that prepared by DR.. G
M. Jackson, at the German Medical Store,
No. 1870, Arch street, below Sixth, Philadcl-
phia. Those who are ailing should take oul
advice, and try this wonderful medicine. 9
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24

1rWooLc-The quantity of wool in the
eastern marks is very light, and the price
is improving. A lot Of 80, 900 lbs, full blood
ed merino, was sold at Hartford, Conn, on
the I'd inst, for So cts. cash. $4,000 lbs
Michigan wool, at Albany. for 81 cts.
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nR. GUYSOTT's IMPROVED EXTRACT
JOF YELBOW DOCK ANDEARSAPARIL-

LA. The original md only Crnuih preparation
Tor the PERMANENT cure 0f CONSUMPTION uui
DISEASES Of THE LUNGS. when hey arc
supposed to be- Affected By the too free use II mor-
.cury. iron. %auiuiuc. etc. Lie also "a sure re. Vedy
Tor sat- Rheum. Touer. Scald Head. DROP sy.
.Scuryy, Whine Swelling, Kings Evil, NeuEilg e
Affections. Female
.Ncrvious and General Debility ofihe System. the
Loss Of Appetite, LanCu0r. Dizziness Bnd Live
Affections, which lead to ~lntermittang and Re
militant Fcvers, Fever and Ague. Bilious Feye,s,
Chill Feyers. Dumb Agne, Jaundice, etc.
The afflicted may rest assured that there isnOt
the least particle OF Mineral, McrCurial. or any
other poisonous substance in this Medicine. It
is perfectly harmless and may administered
to persons in The very weakest Stages OF sickness,
or to the most helpless infants. Titnoutd doing the
least injury, aud is "a certain cure f1c al. Frmaie
Complaints.
Let all who wish to purge the blood from III
impurities contracted from The free indulgence ri
the appetite dining the winter, aud To prepare
the 9, stem to rcsis. summer eridcmics. resort new
To- ''Gb ysot's Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sar.
saparillu," which is proving ~itsc!lan antidutc ior
many of the most malignant diseases that flesh
is heir to. and they will never be disappointed
for ia this remedy the public Faith has never wa
Scred. never can WAIVER, Tor /: is sounded on OK.
Ipericucc. They fy from Mineral Nostrums to
seek hope. life and vigor from This Purely Veg
lLe,ltb aud sn;r;,s bowrvrr Inotbson,r Ia L;mslI,
InuJ nthrrs h, ma nno IneooIr of rccovor,. L.,
the nnt;,ut cnIy understand ,hat til, hooa M
rhy s;c,I rcs,,r,,iou Ens onIv In Eu,s,tis Nv.
trnyct n Yrllow Dock nod Sayysanariil and nor
sundc lin, Inr bis lne,s sak, In nvn and NO
haze ro hrsir,iinn in nrrdirIinp his sneoI. ra.-
tora, ion to-hraItL,
xi,,-,s ~Evit-CuSc os u. III. Tencnr,y
If The reader viii observe he win see ,hsi ,n
nourlv all cnscs the untieut has tried pnnrIr ~.
erv nhvsic;on within his reach. and nearlv c5rarv
rr11teedyy hrt whom no his poou Guventr,s yeIinyy
Dock ind ~arsanorillo iha cura is imme1;oto
BlonuINc Grove. Dec. !. Ial9.
MEssRs :. F. BENNETT a. Co,-Gent,. same
time in lS43 | was attacked with Kings Evil in
NV arm which became so thar | could not psn
il and in lg45 mnrtiGcotfon set in. emnIo,od
at different times each physician of celebrity
within my reach; all told me that my arm must
be amputated. From the shoulder to the fore
arm my arm was full Of running sores, some OF
them rs large as Il fifty cent piece l then tried
an Indian Doctor. who removed the mortified flesh
and stopped the notification. but could not heal
my arm. My strength atthis time was complete
" exhausted, and my person much cma5iateu.
| continued in this state until le46, when I saw
an advertisement of "GuYsoTT's YELLOW Dock
AND SARsAPARILLA," which read attentitrly and
scnt for one bottle of the article. After using it
and assumed a light color and less Offensive odor,
| tIfN unnt tAF - hnIfln ami ,rll-
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24
'CADIz MARKET--Deoember "a
John Parker.

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT.
WILL promptly attend to Collections in
w the counties Of Harrison, Belmont, JEFF
iorson, Tuscarawas, Monroe, GucInsey,-and
OHIO county, Va. He is also authorize to receive
subscriptions Tor the " Democratic Sentinel and
Farmer" in the counties above named. Resi-
dcuce Coal street, (Nortl) Wheeling, Va.
ocl29-ly
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24

AMONG the numerous discoveries Science ha.
made in this gen Grafton 10 iaoililaIs the b1sinsss
OF hfo-incrsass is enjoyment, and even prsloH.
the terra u human existence. none can be- named
oi more real value Il msnk:nd. thah.,bis eoutTi.
butian OF Chemistry to he Healing Arr. 4
trirl ofjts virtues throughout this bro al couHiry,
has p.ov,u beyond n doubt, that no medicine Of
comhinl ior Of medicines yet known, oan 60 sure
ly control aud cure tho numerous varieties of puI.
monary disoa &c, which have hitherto swept foa
our midst thoua quEs and rhousands ever year.
n.Ieea, there is now abundant reason to believe
Il Remedy has a, le,.g'h been fonnd which can
be reliei on TO cure the ~ ret dangerous affections
OF the Lungs. Our space he'g will not permit Us
to pUh,lsn any proportion OF Ihe cures affected by
its use, but we would present the blowing opin-
ions of eminent meu, aud refer urthsl inquiry to
the circular which The Agent below nluId, will
always be pleased "a furnish free. wherein re full
particulars, HHd iUdtsputaDle proof Of these fac :
FROM THE PRESIDENT OF AMHERST
COLLEGE, THE CELEBRATED
PROFESSOR HITCHCOCK
~ Il NEE c. Aycr-Sir: have used your CHEs-
.NY fECruBAL in my own case Of deep seat ted BroR-
.chiIis, and am satisfied from it's Chemical cunsti-
tuition, that it is an admirable compound for tho
relief OF i~aryngiaI and bronchial difficulties. If
10y opinion Us To It's superior character can be OF
amy service, you are nj liberty 10 use il as you nay
think proper. ED. HITCHCOCK, L. LID.
From the widely celebrated
PROFESSOR SlLLlilAN, NJ. D., l.. L. D..
PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY, MINER
OLOGY, &C, YALE COLLEGE. A
MEMBER OF THE LIT, HIST,
MED. PHI am S(lFN-
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24

Eg-The "Black Swan" gave a concert in
Rochester, on Thursday, the 18th inst, and
was very well received. the Rochester diner.
Scan says, "the voice is there, and with that
she Is destined, if skillfully taught, to achieve
afame that will be world wide"
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24

@-The contemplated railroad from Gin
cinnati to Louisville, will be 95 miles long,
though the route now surveyed is 1O4. The
local business will be large and the through
business immense.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24
SALE or REAL ESTATE.

S&4@AA VG IS%SEAAA 149L IL J. "a,
ON SATURDAY, the 10th day OF January,
~ 1882, At O'Clock 2. NJ, on the premises,
will be cold to the highest bidder, the following
Zeal Estate, as the property ofPeter Nupp, late
of Harrison county, deceased, being the Farm
on which be lived, and contains two hundred
and fourteen acres: Beiug the south east Qua rter
of section seven in township twelve and in IN ngo
five, containing one hundred and sixty acres
IAlso the following described tract, being a part
pof the west half of the north east quarter OF sec
IticH number twelve, and iD township number e.
lcven, in range nunber fife; beginning tor the
Same at the south-easto otRe1df said halfanarter ;
thence weat ten perches: thence north four and
Que halfdegrees west one hundred and hhy-two
Iperchee to the line Of said quarter; thence east
twenty-one and eight4,entlM perchcs; thence
sotth one hundred nd9ffty-one and four tenths
P%eeFches to Iha place Of bsgiuaing, so IA to contain
fifteen acres. E I'M
Also. thief following tragtor parcel ofiand. he
ing in the county SadfSthJe aforesaid. being IA
part Ct the east talf of the northeast quarter of
section number twelve, Of township in ntslber
eleven, and range number FIVE. and begiHAing
for the satse ut the south west quarter of said half
quarier; thence east twenty perches to n post
thence nrrth FIVE md one quarter degrees, eaIt
one hundred and 6fty'thrGe perches to the line ot
snid half quarter; thence weet thirty-two and
one-hRlf perches 10 Il post; thence south. along
the line OF said half quarter, one hundred and
fity one and four-tenths perches 10 the place O
beginning, so ne to contain twent, five acres.
Also, the follgking described tract or parcel q
land, being n part OF the south- west quarter Of
section number one, in township number iv Give,
in range nu five, and beginning for the sane
at the Fouth.west corner of suid section; thence
north eighty-Rine deg ees, east one hundred ana
fourteen aud one. fourtt, perohes to n poet : themes
north thirty-niue degrees, west one hundred and
eighty and one-sixth percbes to q post; thsncs
south one degree, east one hundred and lcrty pes
ches on said section line md the place OF begin
ming, and contains 6fty acres-ofr of witch last
mcntioned tract ofland the said Peter Nup in hi
life sold and conveyed to Jacob Shilling by deed
bearing date March 20, A. D 1885; the meter
and bounds of which ARE particularly sot forth II
said decd. Also, four acres more sold of tn,
same tract by the said Nup, in his life time. Il
Jacob Manbeck, which deed Of convoynnc,
hears date March goth, A. d 1885; the netc
and hounds OF which are particularly set fortl
in said deed OF conveyance.
Terms Of snle .-Oue-third Of the purchase mo
ney to be paid 10 the Executor on the day of sale
one third in one year, und the balance in Nv,
years with interest.
GEORGE SIIAMDAUGH,
nov26-Ot FxeeVtor Of Peter Nup. decd.
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Farm for Sale.

? ME subscriber will sell at private sale tho
Il Farm on which he now lives, lying on the
road between Cadiz and Jefferson, and within a
mile and a quarter NJ ihc Railroad route, con.
tanning between siXy-eight and seventy acres
about 40 Of which are cleared and ia good cult
Walton. There is on the premises a good Toe
dwelling house aud frame barn. There is ais,
an orchard Of Iruir sufficient FOR family use. F0l
iurther information enquire Of the subscriber, liV.
ne on The premises,
novl2-d ROBERT tR.
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J. E. Reid,

XKTN0LESALE and rotnil WINE and III
w Qp0R DEALERS. eaptpide ~ Main 81.
Hooye the Stone Bridge Wheeling Va. Keep'
constantly on hand y large assortment Oh Far.
|eign and DcioestiF Liauora. w ines and Cordinls
which wiz he sold on thu moet accommodating
terms. a constant supply % irish and Nor d
tgahela Whisky caRstiuiy on hand. seei9lSs
n si
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24

NEALER in Drugs, Medicines. Paints. Oils,
~ Dye Stuff. Patent Medicines, Perfumery,
crc., No. 81 union Street. Wheeling, Va. Also
manufactures OF " Vowell's Superiof lemon
syrup" oct20-ly
TENI LEMEN'S ware Of every description to
be hsdat lIogg & Co.'S from The fuest brown
Cloth, to Understands and Drawcts. Also, Ho-
siery and Gloves OF every ~yariety. and Combs OF
all Kinds, a nice stock to be had at .
noy5 u. fioGq & Co.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24

ET-There IS ar effort being made to cs-
tablish flaw in Connecticut. similar to the
Maine liquor Law. Massachusetts, and New
jersey are also moving ie the same matter
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24

> WE snbsGrib' RS. as Real Estate Agents, will
( sell a Yaiunbis Farm Of IS4 acres, situated
III tn$carn""s county, , miles .outh. casl of uh-
rlclSvilIe, l20 acres Of winch are cleared, and
under II good state Of cultivation. sand Farm il
wen wat"rcd with Ppringso Of never falling water
a good Bam and pIinty of ConI thereon. Said
F"r'n - we'll adapfed to the ruisirg Of grain. and
Il good stock FarR. There is 4h Or 50 acres 0
good meadow land thereon, aud is situated in a
very healthy locality and is one Of the best Faint
in the ueighhorhomI. For particulars enquire o
the subscribers in Cndiz. or of Jonn Barker, e.
UhtichyiIIr.
Tho snb'cribcrs have Il c selling Of several other
tracts OF Land in Harrison county. which will
enable us to suit almost any one wishing 10 pur.
chase SCUrT a. BINGHAM.
docl7 II Real Estate Agents.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24

GSSmead, a Cincinnati baker, and Horace
Greeley, Of the New York 7ribure, have
each contributed one thousand dollars to the
KossurH fund.
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KelIs q Caldwell.

(SucoessuTs 10 james PAUL a. Coal
IMPORTERS and wholesale dealers in Drugs,
n Chemicals. Paints and Oils. Naval Stores and
Glassware: also manufacturers Of Coach, Copal,
Japan and Leather Namishes, Aichohol. spts
OF Nire, and Snlp. Ether, etc, etc. No. l75
Market street. Wheeling, Va. They have on
nand the largest aud most complete aFsoTimenl
Uf all articles in heir lii e, ever brought to THU
market. Ocl29-iy
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RS-The Treason Trials at Philadelphia,
Pa, have resulted in the discharge of all
those persons arrested for participating in the
Christianna murder.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24

Esg- The Trinity Church in New York
are about to establish a number of free
schools, in that city.
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4 FtsEs& >UgPt.Y on G0Un~>
s. * H. H'F

h> Just ccoiyed = large and extensive az
Il Soltn' ut Of Plain and Figured SILKS,
table for any occasion, and will he sold 20
r]crt"rt. lower lhHn fall pnr, hasrs. Alsc Wrtrr.
ed lie laitc>, at Is Gtn'' per yard. Bay Stats
Showjs. Plush Caps; and numrrousothe arti-
CHS t." t"Ii rs 10 mention. We natrer our.
civ cs TINT our Stock, altogether, is the REST in
"Mh. dtci7
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Notiee i'm ChaneerY.

W.. Teuuun Tor Divorce.
Eliza M'Grew.
HSLIZA M'GREW is hereby notified that OF
H. the 3lth day Of November. 4. ID. 1851, yohI
D.. M'Grcw Gled in the Court Of Common Pleas
Of the county Of Harrison, and State of Ohio. a
petition in Chancery against said Eliza M'Grew
the object and pra Jer o. which petition is. tina
said John %. M'Grew may be divorced from her
the said Eliza M'Grew. l.. c. FORSYTnE
Solicitor fOr Complainant.
Dnteh this 9th dnY oil NoYemhar. 81 St
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SSh'N'Es,SS,

q LII Temperance organizations If Harrison
"A. and Jefferson counties are hereby notified
that the next meeting OF the Harrison and Jefef.
son County Quarterly Council will be held at Mt.
Pleasant, Jefferson county. Ohio, on the FIRST Sat-
ur lay Of january next, at 3 O'Clock, O. NJ, at
which time and place they are respectfully re-
qucstcd to be represented by FIVE delegates from
each organization WV. PiltPPS,
Harrisyille. Dec. &. 81. ASST Secretary.
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QUIZ PROGIsAMME FOR 1852!
Preparations for
an EXCITING YEtAER!

EXCITING YEAR!
PROJECTORS OF THE CINCIN.
d MATT WEEkLY ENQUIRER, after the
test of one years experience in the system %
cheap papers nm advance payments. and en-.
couraged by the very liberal support which they
have met with from the reading Western public,
have resolved to cOn;luue the system. being per,
fectlY satisfied that tits the only one in their bu-
siness which is Just to those who publish and 10
those who read. They therefore unnounru that
the MAMMOTH WEEKLY ENQUIRER
will be afforded to Clubs AZ
one DOLE.AES E'EFs YEAR.
The size and guilty Of the paper, the n~eatness
of its mechanical execution, The clenrncss of its
type, III all Of which i: SURPRISES any other ofthe
Western aud Eastern prints, will stillb De attended
TO with studiIus care These, With the industry
emplOyedin every branch uf our Editorial Depart,
ment, Political, Literary. Miscellaneous, Current
News. Foreign, Domestic and Local, we do moi
hcsitate To say combine 10 render the EEOrIRER
the mos! imposing, valuable. interesting, ~iustrHc-
tive and entertaining Weekly Journal for tho
great Western public which is published in the
Union. In getting up Il good paper, having all
these popular features, We shall still aim to make
it, complete record Of the word's doings, 50 that
the Farmer, the Mcghruic, the Merchant rely
ing upon our weekly visit. may not fail 10 lind II
Ike COicper's Ntwsbol:
"Ihc Herald Of noisy World
News from mi Nations Numbering t his buck"
TEE LIIER.dRH DEPA R1yDENp
VIII. us in the past, continue Il prominent and
valuable feature OF the paper. Every number
will contain an Interesting and moral Tale, fol
the entertainment and Instruction 81 our youns
propie. while the Poet. the Wit, the Sptiriat, tho
Cracker OF Jokes aud Fun. and the Picker up o
lnconsidrratr Titles, viii all sparkle in their sew,
erul Departments.
III POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.
Congress VIII, lhis Winter ani the ensuing
Summer, Nltrncl general interest, in the muny i'm.
pornnt questions and measures which &iiI dc,
manifestation, Our Infringement contemplate
ii spirited correspondence from the Capital, and
II wtli-dig"sDcd detail OF all intrrcaring rnnsac
ti1ns in All th, brnDrhnr NJ f!,,y,r,,ort ~,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24

EE~ DR. Guysott's Improved Extract o
Yellow Dock and S~arsaparilla. put up in The
largest sized bottles contains more Of tn,
pure Honduras S~arsapariIla than any Other
preparation cx!ant, which is chemically com.
bined with the extract Of Yellow Dock and
the extract of Wild Cherry, thus making The
remedy more thoroughly efficient than any
Sarsaparilla before the public. At the same
time it is perfectly free from all mineral poi
sons, which cannot be said Of any other O
the Sarsaparilla compounds. The invalid
should beware of poisons! Mercury, Iron,
Quinine, Potash, Iodine, Sulpher, Arsenic,
and many other mineral and metallic poisons
enter into and form the active basis of mos
of the Sarsaparillas and Panaceas of the day
Guysott's Compound Extract Of Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla does not contain a particle
of these substances; as any one can ascertain
by applying the necessary tests. Let al
poisonous Sarsaparilla preparations alone,
and use Guysott's Improved Extract of Vel.
low Dock and Sarsaparilla, which is thorough
ly etRcacious, perfectly harmless and purely
vegetable. All kinds Of disease yield to its
genial influence. See advertisement.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24
The Cadiz LYcenm

Meets every TUESDAY EVENING at the
Auditors cairs. The public are respectfully In
Vited 10 attend. RovB