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REHFUhD x co. 3 CALITOKNIA TNPHESS, NO. ?
~ Nesey street Astor House Freight 10 san Francisco
40 cents lb letters and nevspapers3 cents each.
hTssES- BIRfORp n Co.: Gentlemen-fn reply TO your
note OF yesterday, wishing statement of my experience
Jour tispatch and regularity IN your ExIf-. business
would state that have received AL pae an other
matters entrusted TO ehsrr both AZ SAL Fancco and
New York with the utmost fidelity and disp tc aud that
can ocnscientousy recommend your Express the vura
bic consideration OF this community being In the highest
degree trustworthy and reliable.
lam respectfully, your obedient servant.
JOHN X. HACkETT, Attorney at Law. l6 Wall at.
July 20 1861.
MsssRs BrRroRp Cove take pie assure in bearing tes-
tmony the dispatch and hdelity with which you I'VE
delivered letters and I'm potant Documents and col
lecttone and remiusncee for ne IN California.
You're respectfully. W.OkBLL CO., WALL st.
New York. July ~. ISL
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T)BRCELS &C. FOR THE FRANKLIN, TO LEAVE FOR
Bsvre the 10Th ns will be received until Friday
1''A '1''' AZ / IiivfEGsroN. WELLS CO.. Wall st.
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IL EICKERB0CKER HALL, CORNER OF EIGHTH
IA avenue and Twenty-thrd street-spendid variety OF
Ethiopian entertainments every night his week. by Whtes
original and ibmitable band Of sereuaders nine
comprising of the most Ell ent and talented
Doors at half concert to clock
precisely. Cards Of admission. l216 cents:
e. WHITE, Manager
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SHIPPING.

L,OR SALE-PER U. S. MAIL STEAMER FRANKLIN
hrst class state-room, No. ID, port aft both berths
Balls on the Goth July; Apply to
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~ Ths celebrated largest and best
Quoted IN the known every animal
sronaze and applause Of hundreds Of thousands Of tho
and IN egsnt people of the United States has
Just commenced most brilliant campaign, and will
visit the principal cities Of New England in the
following order bunk, Me- Saturday July 18th;
saco, Ne Monday 2ls Portland Ne, Tuesday and We'd
nesday I'd and sd Yarmouth. Me- Thursday 2lth Bruins
wick Me- Fridsy. 18th; Bath No. Saturday 18th; Wseas
oct, No. Monday 2Sth Dam ariscotta, Tuesday, 10Th.
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A TJANTIC CARDEN.-UNDER THE NEW PROPRI-
"A e.orship this popular place receiving large and
crossing patronage In addition to the usual Injuries
the season the proprietor has engaged shetons celebrated
Band OF Music, which will play pleasant every Tuesday
and Thursday evening ofeaoh week. Admittanoefres.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24

Two ETHIOPIAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
talent in the above profession wishing to mako perma
nent engagements for the next will please
mediate application either BY letter interview the
square person that understands producng Burlesus
Operas" ato meet with good situation. The season
will about the 18th Of August aud last eleven
montts.
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TROY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE MAN
asement and for engagements for the fall and winter
seasoe may be made to, or through Parso Dramatic
Agent, Burtoa's Theatre, New York.
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LroR LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
Il ship PACIFIC, Captain Il. Nye. This stea nship will
depart With the mails for Euro positively Saturday
August 3D. nj IL o'clock from her BERTH the foot Of
Csnx street No berth secured till paid for All letters
and papers must through the Post Once For freight
or passage having unequaled accommodations for elegance
and eomtort. apply TO
EDWARD X. ,LLINS So Wall strset.
Positively no freight will be received board after
day evening, July 81
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L,OR SAN FRANCISCO, DIRECT-DIsPATCH LINE
" The nsw and elegant New York built clipper HoR-
NET. Captain Lawrence pier No. 10 T.. X having The
portion Of ler engaged and rapidly going
board. expected sau Let August
In the construction Il q 10 vessel 10 Confidently
pectsd she will make the quickest trip yet 20 San Fran
cisco. Z. b. 81 IRON. - Wall street.
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AMUHEMENTU.

n cents Ssats in Orchestra Boxes 50 oentsDoors open
Mt quarter past and the curtain will rise
the week. the spectacle Of AZAEL the ProdsaAzael Mr.
o. Eddy; Reuben Mr. Gilbert Amsnophis. Mr. Tton; Mem
soud Mr. Lefdrgwell; ssthos, Mr. Moore; Buehar,, Mr.
stone Jeroam Nc Jordan Jephele Miss Anderton Nefte
ahrs. Stone zenita Miss Hifsrt The performances will
commence with the comedy of A HUSBANDS SECRET
Mr. pupuis Mr. Coodall; Thomas Mr. Jordan; Mrs Dupus
Mrs. Needhsm; Angelica Miss Barber.
N ATI0NAL THEATRE, CHATHAM srREEr.-BOxES
xv oents Pit I2x ots Orchestrs Tiche ts % osntG Pr
vnte Boz Tckets 81 Exclusive Private Boxes, admittng
nsht persona S. Thursday evening July "a thsentsrtan
deroes OF 1917 Chief Mr. j. Scott; Major Wlloughby Mr.
e. W. Taylor; Mr.. Fleming, Mr.. Fredericks Lieut. Elliot
60 ISnsssds with tie drama Of A z The Old House
La MISC Ludlam.
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SNHEATRICAL EOTICE-rHE RICHMOND (VA.)
Theatre, will be opened for the ensuing early
September under the sgement of John s. Potter
Ladies and gentlemen Of Acknowledged talent
eity wishing eng.geme,ts for season Of ten mouths will
please address postpaid John Potter American Hotel
New York CT apply to q. T. PARSLOE, Theatri Agent
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RoR cALIFoRNIA.-LowEsT PRICE PASSAGE

EOH CAT IFORNIA.-LOVEST PRICE PASSAGE
tte 70 Chagre trouS al tickets 20 San Francisco
by steamship Cherokee via uavsas on the 25ih nst also b.
thr splendid steamship Ohio the 18th inst dire 10 Cha
sres This u the only through line less
hsn any othcr line Passengers will consult their Interests
by calling 81 Office 20 cards published by passengers
the woud be independent line Freight 10 San Francis
CO. in thirtydays at 10 cents per ID.
HERIORD A. lesev AstOr House
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A IAnpL 81 nv hor Essoh ANDERSON THE GREAT
the citizens OF the United states that
IN the steamship Atlantic the of July and
will hsve the honor liking hs frt in Amer
"a in tina city early IN sertsmber AMI give series Of his
detailed in future soiics the honor
their patronage.
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GREAT CALIFORNIA ExPREss-NE

CRECoRY's GREAT CALIFORNIA ExPREss-HE-
and Parcel Express will be forwarded by the steamers Bro
Their Jonathan and Ohio, the 18th Of July at r. NJ
Our suoh that anabled 10
tee 10 patrons unusual expedition and that their goots
advance those of any other Express Our last let
show that goods Brother Jonathan lett Chars
twenty hours In advance Of all goods by same steamers
and previous shipment arrived in Panama thirty tx
privilege conceded the mail line 60 and all the
advar 20 be derived from the independent steamers
Parcels received until the morning Of the day the stefrs
leave. and letters until % NJ Packages which must IN
all eases be made perfectly water proof should be left at the
mades Passage tickets furnished the above steam
AZ the lowest rates THOMPSON HITCHCOCK,
Managers and Agents ifs rearl street, corner Wall.
\ LIVINGSTON, WILLS n co g WALL STREET BEG
~ 10 inform their business friends that special Ager
Of their house perfectly familiar with the value and chsra
ter Of French aud English goods In this mares will leave
~ Europe IN the Pacific the "a ot August neSt end
bis attention personally the O. such orders
asray be enrutei TO him. Liberal advsscoa will he made
on purchases IN Europe under this arrangement.
A n. MILLER co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
n will deepstch their next rvights per Brother iona.
ssth This is the only erts MAT places goods
board Panama In DAYS from New York Park
goods water prooi and leave chem Once No. 10 Wall
street. Fisishts about 70 ,nts.
BEDFORD co.'s CdyAr CALIFORNIA EXP g
~ through IN tirN dsys.-ietitrs, three oantsi
papes three cents Tsgt ~ per cent lees than by aay
other exTrrss Though charge Of erecia ssserFrl
steamer Ollie 2Fn inst no 2Nes'y strest As'or h.a.o
ylFDucTD ATEs-TRhNsPuRTAriON TO CALI
~ crnis Sa tc Is mus II Panama ~ Iiehrissoo Net
sea ". For psftcuiars apply u
r. gAtARfsspa 4 CO, ASshss. g Wsi street
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoxPANY-YoR

OchhAN STEAM NAVIGATION C0kPANY.-r0R
stesnshiy WASHINGTON, q. w. Floyd, commander will
sail for Breneo via sonthamp.on on Saturday, August
from Pier No. North River at II o'clock An
Sturgeon 10 attached to the ship All letters pass
thro,sh tie Post oce Specie delivered in Havre and Lo
don. For psasage freight apply TO
MOLLER, SANDx RIERA, Agents 50 Broadway.
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4 States Mail Steamship FRANKLIN, James A. Notton
Commander will leave for havre touching at southampton
90 land the nails and passengers SATURDAY, July 10TH
NJ " oech from pier No. North River Price Of passage
eo Specie in sums amounting 20 twenty thousand pouads
will be delivered in London for 5l6ths
Gle must be board the day previous sailing Lug
not wanted ring the should be
the sailing marked below"
oaxs apply to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent,
No. IS Broadway.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoHPANY.-THE ONLY
Through Line for California and Oregon via Chages d.
ret-fare reduced; On Monday, July - ats Il. The
tendd double engine steamship OH TO- 800 tons burthen
fiLdlay sehenck u 5. ~, commander will sail Mon.
day, July 81 at O'Clock, Pm precisely from her pier At
te foot OF Warren street. North River with the Govern
nent Mails for Chasrc connecting With the fvorite United
about the 18Th Of August For freight paassss,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-27
Valuable Recipe.

Ladies who cultivate flowers will grateful
81 receive the following recipe for destroying
= very troublesome reptile:
Worms in pots may be easily destroyed,
sin,plyiby watering the soil with lime water,
which may be made by putting piece q
lime weighing abouttwopounds, into pail Of
Yater; when the whole is slaked and well
fifrea up, it should be allowed to settle.
The clear water may then be turned off, and
thaa soil in the pot should be literally water
ed with At the worms will soon leave the
premises BY crawling upon the surface,
vhen they may be taken off and destroyed
II any remain, anotheripg watering may be
spplied, We have never found any Difficult
~, ii destroying them by this method
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-27

CrTo raise an orchard of grated fruit
Fithout grating How can it be done? Sc
lect the kind of fruit you desire, then take a
liAen string and tie as near the top as may
be. Let il remain one year, then you have
above the string one years growth. Over
The string will form a bulb--cut off just be-
low and set it in the ground, and from the
bulb will start out roots, and soon trees of a
dwsrfish size will be seen groaning under a
burden Of fruit.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-27
Educate Your Daughters.
A writer says:

4 writer says:
II nen lived among the Choctaw Indians
7 as!d consultation with one of their chiefs
resE Eaoan5 the successive stages of their pro-
sg ii the arts Of civilized life; and among
ciAsr. tiiags he informed me at their first
5,ar5 he ell into great mistake-they only
Feh5 their boys to school.
:. :. They became intelligent men, but they
married uneducated and uncivilized wives,
and the uniform result was, that the children
rere all like the mother; and soon the father
lost his interest in both wife and children,
''And now, says he, if we could only edu-
cate only one class of our children. we would
fhoosethe girls; for when they become mol
theirs, they would educate their sons This
is to tbe point, and it is true No nation can
become fully and permanently civilized and
enlightened, when the mothers are not, to a
good degree, qualified to discharge the du-
ties afhome education.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-27
ARMzs's DEPARTMENT,
Labor.


20. ithers is good in labot
4, AIl We labor but Alright,
Ihss gives vigor to the day time,
And aswetter sleep at night
4 good that bringetb pleasure,
Sven tothe toiling hours;
Fos duty cheers the spirit
AS the dews revives the flowers.
G. say not that Jehovah
5ade Us labor as a DOOM
10, it is his richest mercy,
And viii scatter half li6e's gloom!
Then let US still be doing
Whste'sr we find to do
5 With an earnest willing spirit,
And strong hand free and true.
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CADTZ BUSINESS.
20 Esg6O2eeyR EEOssSes

CAUNER OF .STErDENVTLLE AND WARREN STREETS
CADlZ, OHIO, ~
One square west oithc Public Buildings form
erly occupied by Thomas c. Vincent.
2EscA TnESUDsCRiBER thankful for tbs
fssa5(Ssf patronage heretofore bestowed upon
sissEIgs9 him, would beg leave to announce
rssgsgsssfaas to his old ffiends and the public Mt
large. that he continues at the old stand. This
establishment, has beenrcnovated and put it in
complelerepaiE and furnished it with entire new
Furniture. This house is located in the most
pleasant and business part OF the town.
TIE STABLES are extensive, and have also
been thoroughly repaired, and viii at all times be
provided with the bestofp fprovender, ,and attended
by, careful and obiiginghoslers. .iHuG ..t .,. gf
Connected with the establishment, is lurgeand
extensive WAGON VAR (thc best in Cadiz)
and suitable for Alenageries and Circuses. rs Z
10 pains will be- spared to render those who
may favor the National House with call, a
comfortable us possible, by which means the un-
dersigned hopes to merit and receive n liberal
share oi patronage. hla. lna.
DROEERS RSaocommodated with any amount OF
Stabling requred. r
BOAKDERi received by the week, month or
year ... 4.g.i U.H f'a ..' i
Suitable Rooms can beiurnished lorP Private Fa-
miles. ,aa
have connected with The above establishment
Il LIVERY STABLE, which, for style of CARnl-
ACES. and sa laty of IloRsEs, ,caunot he surpassed
by any establishment ofthe kind in The county
CHARGES MODERATE. ua
c,taiz. A6rii 3, 1887 -i91fH2f'F 'H31H '
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Potato Rot.

Several Farmers in Maine and New ITanp-
shire have publicly endorsed the remedy Of
Mr.. Flanders of Lowell, Of sprinkling slack
ed lime upon potato vines to kill the insect
which causes the rot. 1t is stated that the
plaques have appeared earlier than usual this
year
,9~ "a m ~ n Il 40 Sc 5ff1AaE AZ
4 ErERslTr 10 think that an eternity oi
bliss depends upon the purity ofa few years
VI earthly existence, Is an overwhelming
thought. Howgreat is the inducement to
eIssay truth and cultivate virtue,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-27
Sottom Lands oyerrated.

We think that the value of river bottoms
when compared With fair upland, has been
and still is much oyerrated. For the first
= few years ofcultivation, the bottoms produce
heavy crops, with less laborthan the hill land.
Bot this state of things is of short duration,
unless the low land is within the reach of
freshets, and thus receives, as itwere, an un-
usual coat Of manure from the turbid waters
of the stream
An excess of vegetable matter in soil is of
no more use than any other ingredient, and
without due proportion of the mineral or
alakslina constituents, it would not bring a
crop to maturity. A light spongy rich piece
,ofbottom, is more likely to sufferfrom drouth
than a well composed loan. The changes
from wet to dry are more marked in black
mould than in loan, because the latter holds
on to its moisture with more tenacity To
make good upland proof against drouth, it
is only necessary to stir it well, and the sub
sol plow produces, in this respect, wonder
tpl effect Itoperates by stirring the mass
to a great depth, into which the surplus rain
and moisture settles in wet time, to be
held in reserve for dry one. Bottom land
engenders weeds and useless herbages so
much faster than upland, that in order to
keep it clean greater amount of labor is
necessary. As in the process of cultivation
the vegetable aliment is extracted, it's not so
easily replaced in bottom as in upland.
IRhottom lands the alkalies become first
;exR+Isted, and our ordinary stable manure,
does not replace them. The variety ofcrops
is greater on upland than lowland. We all
know the benefit of change of crops, tits
like change of labor to the human body-it
amounts to rest or to relief, and is still labor
snd profit
Idieness also produces rest, but no profit;
but il q man who has been working half the
day, and is fatigued, sits down to his lapstone
the other, he becomes equally rested, and at
the same time makes pair of shoes. Soil
il in this respect, very much like man, it be
oames rested by change of crop, and yet
loses no time.
It is therefore, great advantage to have
sod that will produce the greatest variety of
crops Upland is also better for fruit For
grass, it is frequently as good as bottom land
Only il requires more and better preparation
Western Agrtcultari$t.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-27
Price Reduced
NAUGHN,S ..s
LlTHgNT'RIPTlC MIXTURE
arge RottIes Oniy one s,ollar.

arge Rotties Only One Hollar.
VEGETABLE LtTHoNrRTPrto MIXTURE" induced By the
urgent solicitations of his Agents. hrou ghout the Unite4
States and Canada, has now .tT s+..,
Reduced the Price
Of his popular and well known aItele and from thin dss
nencelorh he will put up but size only his quart
bot'les:-ttle retail price win he. t4lL
rg,g ONEgD0LLAR.
The pubo may assured that the character u tina Mi
sine, its strength, and curative properties WILL SFAAIN
UNCHANaED and the same will be bestowed ia
caring it as heretofc,e.
As this medicine, under its reduced price, viii be purchased
ty thGsewlo have hitherto made themselves acquainted
Elth its virtues the proprietor wond beg intimate that his
dGe not TO be classd with the amount of kemees
s the day - claims for itself greater healing power in
H diseases Than ann other preparation before the
wer and has sustained Itself for eight years by superior
medical virtues and, until this reduction commanded double
the price ofany other article in this line.
EdfgeE PARTIc5ARLy this article acts with great heal
Ing power and certainty. upon the ;itlA Ge
3 ,EUs Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
and all other organs the action of which life and
This medicine has justly nigh repute as remedy for
Dropay and Gravel
and all diseases Of that nature It be relied upon when
the Intelligent physician has sbandonetSis patenand for
these distressing diseases especially DRoPsYs the pop
etor woud earnestly and honestly recommend it. At its
present price is easily obtained BY ALL and the trial will prove
tue article to be the R OfG i'93t}G,''i~
Il t Cheapest Medicine in the World! HG
s~ Please ask for pamphetsthe give them away;
they contain over pages of receipts. lin addition full
medical mater valuable fol household purposes and which
will many dollars per to practical housekeepen.
These receipts are ipoduced 70 make the book Of great
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tSiEGR YES.
EIRESEI REEEl. !

.yTNFIE subscriber will have Fresh Becf.2ofa su-
Il perior qhaliy, in Market, every Tuesday
and Saturday morning (at day Iight,) during the
Summer and Fail. ffF'
M Meat can, ut all times, he had either AZ Mr.,
Carnahans slaughter house. or the cellar Of the
the ousefonmerly occupied
by Miss Beatty. ROBERT HOLMES.
Cadiz, June4, 1851 tf
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THOMAS JONES. EpWARD K0PEk,
ZONES ~ ROPER.

THOMAS JONES. Epw4RD ItoPEk
HOMES. 81 ROPEEs.a AK
Fashionable BarbfrS and Hair DreSsrrS .
lNNIouLD respectfully announce to,the eih-
Wv 5zens ofCadizthat they have taken ,he shop
recently occupied by Lot Willis, on MarketslFect,
direcly opposite the Hardware store. TheyT re-
sPtqtlglly ask therpnblic 70 give them cab,
All who have boards to cut OF hair to crop,
last call on US At out new shop,5rf, tu.sto
VA Atnoon oreye,by night or day, sl &.
Or any time that yon can stay; Tv
.CBat give usli6cEdeaT sir3 tosfesto Ol
Upon that faythat God has blessed.
81 Our rom, is.neat, or towels cleans D
Our scissors sharp, and razors keen, ~
n And everything we think you'll find,
To suit the taste and plensc the mind,
And then we move our hands as truc,
AS any barber e'tr can do,
With rhrid touch we smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equalgtace,
And allthNtart and skillcan do,
JGHour money will procure fory z app I'm
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CADIz BUSINESS.
Fresh and Pure Drugs

TENfIE suhsofihor Is receiving az his Old stand
in Cadiz. Ohio, in addition to his former
stock. large saPply OF Gres "a and pure
DRUGS. DYES. .OiLS, PAINTS, YARNISHES,
eios, eio.s iH- short everything usually kept in
Wesrern Drug Store. - --r,T-.,-r.-
His stock has been eireful selected us TO quail
ity and prices viii be so low that no person eau
reasonably object. lisstook willbe l1epTf1ll, and
he wnuld call tie particular attention Of persons
wishing 10 purchase any thing in his line, to see
his took before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for past favors. he still hores, by care
laud strict attention 10 business. 10 merit large
share of the patronage of liberal public.
;uay2l-ly JOHN BEALL.
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MEDICAL ADYERTIsEMENTs
LIVER COMPLAINT.

Jauadice. Dyspepsin. Chronic or nervous de-
biiity, disease OF the Kidneys, ard all diseases
arising from disoTdeied Liver or stomach, snok
as Constipation; inEard Piles, fullness Of blOoG
to the head, aoidity OF the Stomach. Nausea,
Heartburn, DifgusI Ior Food, iullness OF xeiEhs
in the Stomach, sour erucations, sinking or hut.
teringa at the pit Of The stomach, swimming Of ths
al the Heart, choking or GufFooating sensations
when in n lying posture, dimness division. dots
or webs before The Sight, fever and dull pain iR
the Head, deficiency representation, yellOwness
Of the Skin aud Eyes, pain in the e,gBuek.
Chest, Limbs, &c, sudden Aushss Of IIean burn
ings in Flesh, constant imaginings Of Evil, and
qeat depression cfSpirits,
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ew Spring & Summer Dry Goods

NOoNNETs Of the s'Klss me Gq1ick ordcf,''
Eb provoking to look ut. Who wants Bonnet
at less than dressing an old one will cost? Par
nsols ofthe greatest variety, which msst be sold
low A good ARTICLE, quick sples, AZ a luircom.
pensaton, is the motto of .a ..,....,
ap9-!f s. & H. M'FADDEN