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tia, will isll you many @pqr.sht sorSss shl .i
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answered
NoFEK TILL CURED DKs. cocPgS A. sUpyyy
az Roosevelt street. from their Ions p-scsice ard ,y,
half ircssShy ,hS rcssi Of msssss,ss
bEntrshoe no sSs door sc-d: sns srs., se S.
Geir Office
NOTE TILL cuRID;-pR- coRsIrr, or - pVAsl
men, of sses. S sos.ei'iG ,onsasnss s .s.A
ye.rs Or enabled g sqsrGasy SernsSops ,s,ss riI
has never failed IN esectins "' ''S '"''A@
T1NFoRTUN AIRS rRIEND-GREsT SUCCESSES rye
lar ,,ss Sses o sSe hs p. month rss moe. popn
snre T. tso dt5s ~ per large bottle with a,sass Depot
20 fees pr receives and dses rec tsoss
DE GOODS ExTsAcr. cEarA1N AID SPEEDY
TINE si'ssn, .ss'O e. snsl ard s Win ths
svenus D. Lyon. s7s crsas sGes, IA :, snSs,
90 Resds street. opsOste stsvprt's.
Da- L. noRrAnoRs WOULD sAT 70 THOSE wBe
grcisssa. ana spSsssaiy sSSu. sss
aS.ss SS% T. is S sssss
~. s sa t, ne:
% is asss s, i. IT. K. nas o. ssssss :. 90
been ruined y 's s sfSsis.ssi s sBsD g An,
DR; COOPER. n DUANE srsHHr. naa ros rss
.ss Otter Assesses s =. 20 sss ssss
~ ts: sss.: !; :,
sr:as ,% g s.. H AZ. s sSs s 1..as ;.rsss
ohavse '|@V" "''''''' "~'>
lie. MORRISON Is Consulted coHYIDENTrALLy
On CERTAIN dnossse, whiS he withous messusN
Recent anections he removes In 4 few DAYS prsssice
thirty two years esabs hin 70 sare asrvous debuity IA
=. VI cured ssshs Londss apIsma in his rElvsss u
nee, Dk Fultea street.
DR rAwCETT Is cosyIpyNTIALLY ecsULrEp
AZ. -. ~, once u Dover street, e all aenosso
sees vhioh he cures shont mercury Recent diseases
S,reo few days HAs balm Of zurs - dsbisJ
on ~ self stse the most izvigoratins medicnA
cured. 80 ~ ''' w w VII"
DR wARRRH. MO. l. MOTT SraKkr. Is ooHsULrsr
On dssAass, which he syres' visheut nsrouvy
..s.ns cs.e.srea sye s.Ss Or. VS. specao, Sac ~
Price $1,000; nsy.r s' ,sss. 80
~"'eAs apses v Heessy~, sreet no &c VI cusA
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u dis4aaea IN fas hau hx n

q En0 REwARD.-JEFFRIES ANTIOOTF, A sPR-
PcOO cine mixture for the Of private disordsrs
makes speedy without least restriction Of
drink exposure or change In application to business.
pro- rietor challenges single case which the mixture win
put in bottles with full directions at ST. One botsls
lass week-many cured In days For sale By c.
" X Little les Hanover street. Boston; wrghs Co.,
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LIvERPooL-ship Chrstiana-Mr Thomas Smith, Mr., Js~s
Smith. Samuel George and Thomas Smith, Ann Renshav III
Oliver. Jane Oliver. Sarah Mcclure, Mrs Hammond, W
Hammond, Mr. and Mrs Broadway
LIVERPOOL Ship Aretio-Mr Guy, Mr. kbanks. Msrrit<
lady child.
Nkw Or LEAss-Shp Atiantic-hrs kersn Mr. snodsrsss.
Mr. Longs In the steersge.
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nR; COOPER, u DUANE STREET pAS voE rsS
at nineseea years devoted his zoe 70 the srcss
mens "a mercusial ard other seases lie AZ sa,e Aha "a
aisss.s: and q IA essss Y no,ai In sv day.
persspAses NJ same lave not LET, Opsns strcoA $50
opioma my once, vita Tho nasass In meAis ips
~ oharee. '>'' ''''''' "~a>
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THOSE AFFLICTED WITH DYsENTERY, DARE
Il hes similar disesses of the bowels would
TO Try Gallups Compound syrup Of Brsr Root. as Il L.
purely vegetable and SAFE speedy and enetuA In the
above named complaints Every hottie Id b warranted t.
the eott Ave refunded Genera
ces, Nos. 81 Courtlandt and IN Greenwich Streets
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EVERY MOTHERS BOOK.-TuE TEARS OF POWER
IL ~ and the prospects Of too large afsiy shIdren
vent many prudent people from marrying ht here
that will tell many important seorsts which x
come all such objections Price 81. Fof nsls BY
meralco, at the Portugueae Agency, M \. str~sA
Letters directed 10 boz l2 Eeo York F0s Once via b
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NOTE TILL cuRED,-DR coRsIrr, or - ppApl
street, be consulted conEdsn si, on A.. $40
ment Of delicate disoeses From a rrnctee az
ycsrs Or. c. lie enabled 70 guaranty permanens ss 80
out mercury. DIR. Specihc. hos bottla s, aoii.
has never failed IN efectins cur~ -~
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NorEk TILL CUhED.-DEs COOPER a. aUR2uy
~ ~ koosc street. from their ong prscce ara ,y
ieesiona -tdse, may be relied cure o. ses
ball cured ohes 80 fcgueh'iy The toss Of mapsstios
The doctors IL adou diploma 10 sho o|sre ~
BEntrsnoe no ths door ac-ds tha greater, ts..v -
Aheir ~
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I1NFOhTUN ATE'S fRtEND-GRHsT sUccxSsi rye
~ hundred bottles cold the re snost nopu
lar specific foe private diseased in the world
cure y two days ~ per large bottle with xsiss DerN
Dr. wards ~ Canal street. nrOadueg AdyiNa
no fees DIR W receives and dscs en- res tso,
diseasee better. wv 'N
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nR GOODS ExTsACr. CEkfAtr AID SPEEDY
- krecthe-Ihts tstract Is guaranteed
time. ~ b. without taste snel and
post delicate stomach SOLD BY Bri man riiior IN
ID, r. Lyon 472 Grand sGeet; faa "a Drunmoaas
90 Resds street, apostle Stewards.
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he. L. koRrAhoRs WOULD SAX 10 THOSE VINO
= have eontrseted disease oura Se yo,sas." tha, "a
my profession snd have treated srsoessfuy thousnas
patients Those vkg vsh consult AZ ose eo
can De 90 res Of chsrseb from ga r. 90 OPP M saaAsv
sneepted IL you value your heasA. ycu will AVOID shoss
vvu and that their srs kind % -ssioe "a I'll ,aa ssss
-. ,vr ~ sse IN ~ ~, iorras Persoas whoa hsssh ha<
L. Eo2fAKoRE H. b. 10 VIVA. ..,..4
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
Great Fire in Uniontown!
UNIoNTowN, Pa, June 1OtE


A fire broke out this morning in the ex-
tensive stabling of the Good Intent Stage
Company and Hotel of Alfred M Clelland,
which were destroyed. The fire origfna-
ted in the hayloft, and is believed to have
BE- been the work of a gang of prostitutes who
have invested the neighborhood for months.
Three Of them were seen escaping from the
stables at the first alarm. This was the most
destructive fire with which we have ever
been visited. The loss is estimated at S 1O,-
600, Thirty horses were burnt, which be-
longed to the Good Intent Stage Company,
and six or eight others were so badly injur-
ed, before they were extricated, that they
will be of no use. The Stage Company also
lost three coaches and two wagons, with
large amount of harness, &c. From thence
1T soon reached the carriage manufactory
of DR.. Campbell, and occupied by Mr.. 6.
Adds, the buildings smithshop and sheds
were consumed with great amount of un-
finished work, lumber, tools, &c. Nothing
except few buggies was saved from the
establishment
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ARRIVAL SkF ORTHE
TExE2zEg
STEAMER AMERICA.
One Week Later From Europe.

NEw YoRK, June 10.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
Wheat is more in request on account Of
the late rains. Flour Is less active snd,un-
lchanged Corn has slightly declped, but
is in demand.
Proyisions-Beef is in light demand
Pork is sparingly dealt in, owing to the high
rates demanded. Bacon is more active !;
HAMS doll; Shoulders much sought after /;
large sales at full rates. The cheese market
is cleared TalloU has advanced Sd, Tai
low has advanced Cd. Sagar has declined.
Tea.-Two hundred packages with all
faults sold on the 3Oth at decline of one
penny.
Rice is in fair demand. Carolina 1850
1as Sd.
Ashes.-Pots 97s Cd; pearls 29s.
Rosin.---Saleable at IS Id. Turpentine is
scarce at rs 3D. Tar no sale.
Metals are dull; iron in retail sales only.
Tobacco is quiet. Freight stationary, some
fatness; passengers tolerably plenty; rates
lower; money active; consols 9746975 for
money.
Trade is still Dublin the manufacturing
districts. The political debate on daily
motion relative to Ceyl9n, terminated in a
majority for ministers 90; that being the
last motion of Importance ip the books, the
Russell ministry is therefore safe for the re-
mainder of the session, Phe debate on the
Roman title bill is progressing. On the ey-
!eping Of the 9th the Protectionists held a
meeting at Tamworth, the residence of the
late Sir Robert Peel. The people rose and
dispersed the meeting. Several were injured
and the windows were broken. The military
were called out to quell the riot. The crops
are promising. Emigration is as brisk as in
the spring. The Continental and Peninsu-
lar news is unimportant.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

EPY virtue of a il ia ct leu fai, issued out
A~ of the Court of Common Pleas of Harri
son county, Ohio, and to me directed, will
offer for sale, in front of the Court House,
in the town of Cadiz, in said county, on The
tVentyJfrst day Of June INST, 1851, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and 4, P. ~,
all the right, title, interest and claim within,
and to the following described property, to
wit: One iron-grey horse, two dark bay
horses, one dark sorrel horse, one dark sor-
rel mare, and one bay mare One five horse
wagon, bed and cover, six pair of wagon
harness, one fifth chain, two stretchers, one
double tree, and six swingletrees. Taken
in execution as the property Of James Dicks,
at the suit of Samdel Hitchcock, Admins
traitor of the estate Of Isabella Hitchcock,
deceased. d. HILBERT.
Iel1-ts Sheriff.
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NEW YORK MARKET---June 1e.

Flour.-The market continues steady; We
note sales of Flour at $500 for common
fancy Ohio $4,75; extra $500; Genessee
prime, $4,75 R Dbl.
Grain.-Wenotc sales of Genessee at 81 1t
u bush Corn-Sales of western mixed
and yellow at 594@6lc. Rye-Small sales
at 1880 79c. Sales Of Oats at 45@47c.
Sales Of Pork at SS14, so for old mess; new
is held at $500 to $1525 R Dbl.
Small sales of Lard at 95c.
= Lead--Holders are demanding $500
$4,68 for Galena. '' =" Q
Whiskey is dull at 294@231 in bbls.
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CINCINNATI MARKET--June1 1G

Flour.-We notice several small sales at
$3, 5o@$3,5 55 % Dbl. 0'>'' ''
Sales Of country cured hams at 8Jc; sales
OF shoulders at &c. Lard is firmer.
Sales of Sugar, low fair at &c.
Coffee,-The market is unsettled, though
not much offered. W
Small sales ofN. Q. Molasses at SOC.
Sales of Whiskey, from river, at 18c; from
wagon at l8I.
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Cadf= Prices.
NEW PHILADELPHIA AND DOVER.

DR.. HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs.-Fhis
celebrated medicine is one of the very best
in the country, and its good qualities only
need to be known, to give it precedence over
al others now in use. We have seen its
good effects lately, after the total failure Of
many others. This is saying more than we
can for any other medicine within our knowl-
edge, and we feel it Q duty to recommend
the Bitters to the notice Of our friends. The
genuine is prepared BY pr. G. N. Jackson,
Philadelphia.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET

ALLEGHENY CRY, June 16.
Cattle.-The number offered was barely
sufhclent to meet the wants of the city butch
ers; $50 head, a fair article, was disposed
OF IN lots to suit purchasers, at 3 to 41c 49
gross, equal to &c nett, v
Sheep.-Holders are firm, with an active
demand q! mi sales of 100 head sheep at $1, SO
to $500 % head. Sale of 40 head of Lambs
at 81 90 y head,
Hogs.-The offerings were only 40 head,
all OF which were disposed of at 4@4&c 10 Ii
gross.
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MARKET-.Iune

Flour From wharf $3, l2@$3, 8 49 bbl
Retail at $3, ,37@$3,45.
Groceries. Coffee 1o4@11; Sugar 60
@7c in hid; Molasses 364@374.
Fruit-Dned Peaches S1 ,25@$1, so; do
Apples 5000.
Eish;-No. Mackeral SO, ,12@$8,25.
Feathers.-Sales at 33@35c.
Butter-Roll 1o@11; keg 7@8c.
Grain.--Wheat 62@7oc ID bush. Rive
SOC; Corn 34@35c; Oats 95@28. =
6. bacon -Hams84@84; Shoulders 64@7
0iGes 8fC@83, Sugar cured Hams 1O4@1O4
Wool--Common to one-fourth 31033c;
one-hal1 3l@33; three-fourths 35@365
full 37@38c 8 ib.
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BALTIMORE MARKET--June 1e

Flour.-Sales of Howard street $4,121 B
bbl.; City Mills at $4,374. v
Sales of Indian Meal at $3.50 % Dbl.
Bacon-Large sales of sides at 94c; u
"a y for shoulders; hams a. 9@11c.
Sales of Lard at 1 &c in kegs.
Whiskey is dull at Csc.
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STEUBENVILLE MARKET,

STEUBENvILLE, June Is.
FloIur.-$2, I a8@$3,oo 70 Dbl in wagon.
Wheat.-66@6G % bush.
Oats-25c $9 bush.
Coffee-l2c S9 fb by the bag.
Wool-Common to one-fourth, 30@32
Q one-half, 33@34; three-fourths, 35@38
full, 40.
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ELECTION RETURNS.

ELECTION RETURNS.
FIRST DIsrArcH.-June 10, I2 o'clock, NJ
TUSCARAWAS COUNTY.
All the Townships in but oae, Majority
against the Constellation, so far, near 600.
JEEEEgSoN COUNTY,
Steube1y1Ils City and Township gives a
tnAjOriy, Of l2 against the constitution.
Nc. Pleasant "a against the Constitution
Gross Creek, 25 !"
Smithfeld, 1923
,CoSHOCToN COUNTY,
Reported majority in favor of the new
constitution, 500.
BELMONT COUNTY.
COlerain township gives 90 against the
Constitution.
CUYAHOGA COUNTY.
Cleveland City & county gives over 1000
majority, in favor of the new Constitution.
STARK COUNTY.
Goes for the new Constitution by $40
majority,
The towns of fMedina, Wooster, Mansfield,
and Warren gives large majorities in favor
of the new Constitution.
Mt Vernon gives 100 majority against
the Constitution.
SECOND .DIsPATcH.-Jpne 1873, P. NJ.
MIAMI County Partially heard from
maj. against constitution about 500.
Dayton city; maj. for constitution 223 ;
maj for no license $50.
CINcrNNAT1--353I6 majority for new con-
stitution; 1928 maj against license
Portland, Sandusky Co., for Constitution
,2ll, against License &c. Milan against the
Constitution SO; maj against license 1877.
Zanesville, no Constitution 220 mai. no
License 387 mai
Springfield City, official, for New Consti-
tuition, 315, against Const., 62o, mai, a.
gainst 305. For License 431, against 432
maj, against1 1.
Jefferson county gives about 800 majority
against the constitution.
LATER,
A despatch from Cincinnati announces
that in So towns and cities, the New Contsi-
tuition has a majority of 5000.
THIRD DIsPArcH-June 10, SPIN.
FRANKLIN COUNTY,
Gives s75 majority for the New Consti-
tuition. =
sandusky city gives 2l1 majority for the
New Constitution.
Chillicothe l49 majority for the New Con-
.stitution
Circleville l4d majority fqr the New Con-
stitution
Dayton 1873 majority for the New Con
stitution.
Mansfield 1874 majority for the New Con-
stitution.
The town of Ashland gives 81 of a major
ity for the New Constitution.
Cincinnati 3423 majority for the new
Constitution.
Norwalk, Huron county gives 1879 of a
majority for the new Constitution.
Fairfield county gives l400 majority for
the new Constitution
Cleveland city 66G majority for the New
Constitution. Ohio city 2oG majority for
the New Constitution. "'
Columbiana ec;qTqnty gives 1909 majority |
for the New Constitution.
Muskinsum county gives majority
agains the New CONSTITUTION. d
Morgan county gives 600 majority against
the New Constitution
Official majority for the New Constitution
in Coshocton county $50.
Belmont County is reported 400 against
the new constitution.
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WgTAhss BALsAn OF WILD CHERKE.=-We hay
OF unCrequeutlJ caled attention to this article
in the columns of our paper, and we have done
so withthe lullconfdtpce that it was good one
and deserving the patronage of the public. We
have had a chance to Witnessits effect npOn some
OF our friends, which in addition to the high n
eoniums passed upon it by our brethren of the
Press, not in paid puffs, but in honest candid
statements, from having derived benefit them
selves, makes us desirous of advising all those
who haye occasion to resort 10 a remedy for pull
monary affections, to avail themselves of it. We
have too much confidence in the proprietors to
believe they would THRUST this or any other med
ieine upon the community, unless they had fub
faith in its eaicacy-in confirmation Of which the
proprietors offer II mass of testimony from the
most qnqqeslionable sources. Neither you'd
they wieh to I've understood as so ing that this
will always cpre Consumption after it is seated ,
although II seldom fails to Eeieye the worst cases
but Mt this season Of the year almost everybody
liable to cold, which il neglected will lead
10 fatal resalts-by taking this medicine we do
not many lives may be saved. Refer to the ad
e'tisement in another column.
0or DR.. Guysolt's Improved Extract of Yellow
Dock and sarsapariIla is n sure remedy for lie
reditary Tant.
Thousands of individuals are cursed with gre
vious complaints, which they inherit from their
parents. The use of the Yellow Dock and Sar
saparilla will prevent all this. and save vast
amount of misery, and many valuable lives. for
t Thoroughly exPels from the system the la:ent
taint, which is the seed Of disease, and so taken
off the curse by which the sins or mislortunas of
the parents are so often visited upon the innocent
offspring.
Parents owe it TO their children TO guard them
against the effects of maladics that may be com
municated by descent, and children of parents
that have at any time been affected with Con-
sumption, scrotpla or Syphilis, owe it to them
selves 10 take preCaution against the disease be
ing revived in them. Guysott's Extract of Vel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla is a sure antidote in
such cases. See advertisements
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
ALDERMAN'S OFFICE.
WHEELING VI

N MACLANE, Alderman of the Ist Ward
~ Offre, corner of Main and Jefferson sts-
will promptly and faithfully attend to any bnsi-
ness entrusted to his care. He may be found
his office, nearly opposite the Beymer House,
(Walker's HOTEL "from sun to SUM-" Collec-
tions made by due course Of Nv and otherwise
Dispositions taken, To be read in OHIO courts.
may7-ly
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
FARM FOR SALE.

'EFHE subscriber will sell at private sale
~ THE FARM now owned by Benjamin
Smith, situate in Londonderry township,
Guernsey county, adjoining the village OF
Smyrna. There are about 100 acres more
or less, about IS or 70 cleared and in good
cultivation. There are erected on the pre-
misses good
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,
well finished, and good BARN and out
houses, There is also good orchard of
grqtteq frait, and any quantity of all other
kinds of fruit trees.
For further information call on the sub
scriber, residing two miles south of Smyrna.
ie11-5t* AMOS SMITH
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EE German township. in this county (,
voted tosubscribe $18, 900 to the Steubenville
and Indiana Rail road, by majority often
votes, on yesterday. the 18th inst.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. HENDERSON will preach at the M. E,
Church in this place, next Sabbath at half
past 10 o'clock, A. NJ
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Cure Of an aggravated case Of Erysipelas.
WOMAN'S DELICATE ORGANIZATION,
1t has no equal in the Materia Medica, and at
that critical period of life when the first stage of
her decline commences, its cordial and invigora-
ting properties will enable her to
PASS THE CRISIS SAFELY.
Or None are genuine unless put up in large
square bottles, containing quart, and name of
the Syrup blown in this glass, with the written
signature offs. p. Bennett on the outside wrapper.
OF Price 81 per bottle, or bottles for S.
Sold by J. D, PARK. Cincinnati, Ohio
Northeast corner Fourth and Walnut streets
entrance on Walnut STREET.-THE whom ali orders
must be addressed
AGENTs-John Beall, and M'Bean & Knox,
Cndiz; llogg & Parrish Moorefeld; John Hogg,
Mt. Pleasant; J. Crumbacher Il Son, Wheeling; ;
Il. S. Hening. Stcubenville, np23.Iy
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NE lLLER'S celebrated Cradling Sc, ihcs, also
lYE Grass Scy thcs, for sale by
may ID. s. L. H. M'FADDEE
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.LIYER COMRLAi,1.

iaunsice, Dyspepsia. Chronic o. neuons 80
s.lny, disease OF The Kidneys, aud sll
d-scsses arising dsoiB disofdsEsd. Iivsf
az NtsmSeh, each as CONSTIPATION. IN saFd
P,.sss issIInrss oe3lood 20 the Head, nridi-
" ef'the : oaassh, NnHses, llssrshlsn.
Disgust for fese. follness or weight ia
the SIomacll ,-sear. r.sTYeaiions. s1s.ak or
huueriBg al the Pitof tAssipmscb. I'M
ming Of the Head, hs5f.s,i sad diGeais
Breaih'ng,, ,,fullefing al dc leak, ehshiag
nf sufoca'ing sensations hsnin a hing
posture. dinness of'visiOn, dolsssr webs
beote the Sight, feser and dull pain in
the Head, deficiency or preservation, vel.
lowness Of HE hin and Eyes. pain in the
Side, Back, Chest. Limbs, Sc, sudden
fuslTes of Heat, burniBgs in Flesh. con-
slant imgaipiHgs oi 'Bvl, ssd gscat de.
preston Of Spirits.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18

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