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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-21
Partnership Rep nsibleness

Here is aparagraph from the juridical per
OF the law editor of the Cincinnati Cluzen
that contains matter OF interest for al
who 90 down to The sea Of business IN part
ership:
"Does the publication ofa dissolution Of {
partnership in the papers, exoaerate all the
partners ever afterwards from any debts
that may be contracted in the name of the
firm by any one of the former partners, sup
posing the creditor 10 be ignorant OF sucE
published dissolution; viz: A. B. c. are part
ncrs, and arc in the habit of getting goods
from D.-lhry agree to dissolve, and publish
their dissolution; D. does not hear or know
oi the fact, and is subsequently applied tc
by B. to furnish goods as before. Under
the circumstances, can D. hold A. and e
liable?
No; the publication of the dissolution oI
partnership in the newspapers OF the place
in which The partnership is crrrled on, i:
the usual and proper ao.ice. lib. go good.
in the Il ,me o The firm. he csn be indicted
for fraul--Ae alone is liable"
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Creat Floods.

On the 9Th inst, the Monongahele river
was twelve feet higher than ever before
known. a Brownsville, Pa. A considerable
part of West Brownsville and Bridgeport was
under water. The warehouse OF the Browns
iviiie Iron Works two ne steamboats,, part
ly finished, and the plank road were sweep
off. The Press says, houses, barns, saw,
mills, grain and hay stacks foated be
yond the reach 2f their owners. Consider
able damage was done to the Monongahela
bridge. The estimated loss in West Browns,
| vile is over 25,OUO.
At Monongahela city several houses were
filled with water to the depth OF 3 to 6 feet
About s. feet OF the bank, Of some lots neal
he bridge, was washed away and few
buildings fell into the river. Tie damage
to household property was great. All tie
houses near The bank of the river had to DC
vacated.
At Piusburg the rivers were higher thar
they have been since the food Of 1882
Tie lower part of Allegheny c/y was under
water. A great amount Of damage Wa,
done.
At CINCINNATI The river was 66 feet above
low water mark, and 6 feet below the food
iof i647.
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NEw YoRx, Anril 16-P. N.

The Srra Nevada, arrived at 6 Go'ciock this
afternoon, brings 286 pasSenscrs AMI $40, ,UOJ
in gold dust. Steamers Winfield Scott,
California, rleans ana Constitution were
all at Panama. az last advices, bound for
San francisco. Also numerous sailn5 ships
Prices ot passage ex, enety low. News trdni
California 10 2J,h March. uain'ereAing. -
Our corrr- pouient at San francisco writes
that he 9 are symp, ons 0. serous ditfcultit s
al oonOr,-.
! The French expedition which lef. San
Fl ancisco shur, Time ago, ior the process,
ed purpose OF making new gol discoveries,
was really beft on RECOMMENDING that coun-
Try, and establishing an Indep,n zen. gov
ernment, with no idea of being annexed to
the Untcd Sta es. The Californans are
much annoyed at this movemeut, and talk
of getting up an expedition Of 1000 Ameri-
cans, to take possession Of Sonora and drive
out the French The inhabitants ofth.t
country a anxious to be independent.
! A duel was tough, a. Sonora Gasta on
the l0.h, between David G. Broieick ana
Ju !5e Caleb Smith. they exchanged six
slots without doing dam sc. No fUr her
serious damage WAS appreaenled by flood.
Papers filed with disasters. Three men,
John. G. Amines, Of KY, John B. Looms,
of Ohio, and Jeremiah +. Goodwin, of Walls
borou h, n. H.. died a, Sonora Casta, from
ca in poisoned mushrooms.
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TWO TERRIBLE TRAGEDIES
IN ONE DAY,

On he day before yesterday, Two tragedies
were enace ed in Kentucky. Mr.. W. 9
MasshAil, (reeentIy candidate for Con
gress had dispute in BrookvIle Bracken
county, with Mr.. Wilson. the keeper OF a
hotel in that town. During The trouble
while high words were passing. Marshal
lrew pistol and fred at Wilson. the bal
passing through his lrft arm. In an instan
wilson returned the fire shooting Marsha
in the forehead she. fell and in about fvt
minutes expired! So much for one trage-
dy.
The same afternoon, Mr.. James Marshal
4 cousis Of ofWaaisus aud well known in tha
city!1 had q dsGculty at Maysville, with !;
Mr.. Ball who keeps Che Franklin House, b.
tha town, The result Of which was Mar
shall shot B III, and he fell dead
sonr infoFmafion 10 from q merchant d
this city, who yonches that what we hay
stated Is correct 1o-morrow' win lear
further particulars Ciactxsaa 0ommwiOas
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Executors No ice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
signed has been appointed and qualified as
xecutor Of the last will and testament O
Joseph Haverield, late of Harrison county
deceased.
All those indebted to said estate are re.
quied to make immediate payment to the
undersigned, and those having claims against
the same are requested to presentthem with
in one year from this date legally authentica
ted for settlement.
JANIS II. HAVERFIEf D,
L. LEwToN, Attorney. Executor
April ID, 1851.
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DIsTREssISG NEws FROM CALIFORNIA
The ElIorado arrived at New York, on the
18th inst
The news from California is of the most
lis ressins character; a most disastrous flood
had occurred N the Sacramento, and the cl-
les OF Sacramento, Nevada and Marysrille,
we're completely overflowed. The damage
lone is immense; the loss a. MarvsviIlc Is es
imated a. 5lJ0, ; go, the emO9nkmen Sac
ramento had given way, and several houses
loated down the river; at Marysvl!c all the
tores were submerged, ald large quan.ltg
of goods were de> ro,ei A Neyada, twc
quartz mills, the Thea re, and several houses
we're swept away The Bridges 1T Salmon
Falls and Cu,ono shared The ,Ame tate, and
it was supposed every brilSe oa Ohe south
and middle iUrh rNcr, sAars# ,Ae same hae
har the nrullL country Is impaslote. Tie
Legislative halls in Sacramento were sur
rounded by wz-ar, aaA lbe members had ts
70 in boats 10 reach them. All 'he house.
on the Marysviile and Sacramento road had
doated away, and many OF The fines, brcb
buildings in Sacramento had been rendered
untcnantabIe,
A great many lives were lost, and large
number Of cattle and other live stock per
Ilshed.
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Assigning Land Warrants.

The Bounty Land Bill just approved By
ths President, Match 2sd 9e5e. makes al
sSuniy Land Waraats asSiynable after such
sofm IS the Commissioners Of the Land Of
bee may prescribe. This officer. Mr.. BuT
fER5lELD. has jast issued a Circular. We see
in which tfs the following forms:
TORA FOk khE ASSIGNMENT oF THE WARRANT
NO I.
For valve received, l. A. D.. 10 whom III,
within kaitant No Was issued, dl
her,hy sell and assign unto c. d OF
And 70 his heirs and assigns forever, III,
said warrant, and authorize him TO loeat,
lbe same. and receive patent therefor.
Witness my hand and seal. this day
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NOTICE.

THE public are notified that the celebra-
ed trotting horse Green Mountain Morgan,
that was raised by John G. Robinson, Esq,
of Vermont, will be kept for the present sea,
son in Cadiz,
Said horse is beautiful bay, l6 hands
high, and for style and appearance is moi
surpassed by any horse aver exhibited in the
county. Yerms moderate. For further par
ticulars, address, O. SLEMMoNS or DAv1r
BRADEN, Cadiz.
April T, 1859.
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AIRY elections, was rejected by majority of
log. Sherman Crawford's Irish tenant bill
was also rejec,ed bys maneuyere on the part
.of government
A bill was announced establishing steam
communication between Canada, Newfound-
land and England.
The Catholic Defence Association hold
daily meetings tocanvass the merits OF new
candidates. At a meeting OF the citizens oI
Dublin, hellon the subject oftenant' ghts,
Sheriaan Crawfords bill was unanimously
approved. The meeting pledged to support
none but slsunch supporters Of national ten
ant rights.
Initiative steps have been taken in Dublin
to erect Monument to Thomas Moore
Sir VIM. Someryile, late chief Secretary o.
ireland. had been haunted from the repre-
Sentation; and sought refuge in Canterbu
IY.l?l
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DISSOLUTION,

NOTICE is hereby given that the pait-
nership heretofore existing between BoYD
d FuLToN is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
The books of said firm will bcfound in the
hands of WM. FULTON, r.. All those that
have unsettled accounts will please call i'm
mediately and settle the same, or they will
be found in the hands OF proper officers for
collection. JOHN BOYD,
VIM. FULTON, JR.
Tippecanoe. O., March 22. 1852. lapT
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Arrival oH the Steamer America.

ArrlVdI OF the steamer America.
The America arrived at Halifax at 3
O'Clock this mornlng. She LEFT Liverpool at
eleven on the moming OF the B., inst, and
brings ~ through passengers. Tae Amer
Yea arrived at Liverpool on the evening of the
10th; Arctic at o'clock on the evening oi
the 3lst.
French Chambers opened on the 90 by
She Presidentin person, attended by brilliant
isLsfE. His reception was OF the warmest
kind. He read speech, standing ,sand am
nounced il the interest Of France TO keep at
anlity with all nations; diselaimed the inten-
ton of assuming the Emperorship, but de-
elaTed il diSafisction or intrigue forced him
bea would demand from the people, in the
name Of the repose Of France, a new title.
swbich would irreyocably fix in his hand the
power with which the people had invested
him Immense applause and cries of"Vive
Napoleon during the reading. y
The President took the oath of fidelity to
demonstration. and members swore fidelity
10 tlle President Gen. Cayignac and NJ
Cartlot we're absent The legislative corps
met III their respective Chambers. The
marital law ceased from the 2Bth ult., in all
departments, and the code civil resumed
AT Irputatiou from Iiayre arrived u protest
against additional duty On foreign Sugar -
The preeiJent's notation fixed at Ten millions.
Feeling inEIeAsee. Empire may yet be de.
elaFed. Ne Atrtler assets 10 be taade exccpl
according u law.
NNgxA sn .--- Secretary Walp0se new mi.
liGA biiIinslse fi0use of younions. Palmer
sloa suppof1sa. Kusspl did oppose, Hume
psSlaslsu and ej0lJBs fidlcalsds MF Berk
VI y lsIi laf vgApgby baAva ss IA Y.
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Administrators Notice

Notice is hereby given that the under
sgned has been appointed, by the Probate
Court for Harrison County, administrator
of the estate of Robert Trimble, late of said
county, deceased All persons interested
will take notice accordingly.
JOHN TRIMB LIE, Administrator.
Anril l3 1859
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H. II. LEAVITT,
Executors of Hans Wilson, dec,
Steubenville, April Ia, 1859.

New Hagerstown Academy.
THE summer term of this Institution will
commence on Wednesday, the 5th day OF
May, under the management of its former
Teachers, J. & J. w. LINDLY. In addition
to boarding houses, provisions are also made
for boarding on the Club system. Books
and Stationery can be obtained from the
Principal.
Notice is also hereby given thatthe Teach
ers in the cademy will not give recon-
mendations to any student for school teach.
ing who has not gone through a preparato-
ry course OF training.
Rev. r. BROWN, Pres. of the Board.
New Hagerstown O., April ii, 1852.
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Improve your Stock.

InpfoVe your St0cG.
THE subscriber has two splendid horses
the full bloded and we'll known racking horse,
the Flying Tuckahoe, and also the great
ClrcasSion Timoleon--which he intends to
keep the ensuing seasons at his stable miles
east OF Cadiz, near Barnards mill, on Short
Creek.
Handy may brag and boast and blow.
OF the speed OF his celebrated Hiatoga.
But if he wishes to see how fast Tuck can 90,
Let him come, and | am ready to plank
up the doe.
These horses will recommend themselves
to all who see them Terms made known by
the subscriber. j. J p. JOHNSON.
April 7, 1859.
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Revolution ina Marble.

Revolution 6Fa Marble.
TESnE ubscIiDer, having made ample arrange
4 mcnls Tor a large supply u MARBLE. Keeps
constantly OH hand iihOtles, Toon,bs, Mn'u-
mfnts. Head and Foot Stones, etc. tlc is con-
s,untly receiving hrge lois ni italian, Egyptian
aud American Marines, which he is making up
in Il style not surpassed il tbp United States. and
will sell TT very small adviHce on cost. either
whulesae e or retnil. and sdlicils all persons in
wanting, to give him II call.
lie Will Also furnish beautiful White Marble
for Caps end Sils. STEPS, Fronts Pieces Tor
Doors and Vaults, Tile ipl haoHng ETC, very low
He has also on hand considerable quantity oi
Free Stone monuments, TDombs and Head Stones
All sizes Of Grind Stones, both Ior wet and dry
grinding. warranted 4sr-.
GrrN. B.--I.eiteling done in the latest and
M ,si beau;iful sty les. in almost any language re
gu red. ', MICHEL J. RCHAHg q
Marble Mason and Vault Builder,
nov. Sly No &c, Lower end os Mafketst.
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The Whig Congressional Caucus.
Especial Dispatch to the Tribune.

WASHINGTON, April 10, 852
They would nottelegraph for me last night
after 10. The Caucus adjourned at II to
Tuesday week, without dong anything but
discuss The Compromise. About 50 persons
were present, asI learn. MIR. Mangum pre-
sided, and Mr.. Chandler Of Penn, and
Dockery OF n. G. wer: Secretaries Bad
ger was for adjo'unlng right off, but Tru.
man Smith was for doing something. Hum.
phrey Marshall was the first to bring in the
Compromise, which he said mist be made
the great thing in the whig platform. Gen
Try ol Tenn, Outlaw OF N. O., Walsh ol
Mi, Parker OF luI,, Brown Of N. Y, Camp.
bell Vi O., Ihad Stevens OF Penn and Tru.
m.n Smith made speeches, some lJr and
some a 5alnst bringing tiIis new issue into the
whig Ell All this, ley me say, however,
Is ou5 ID hey-hole report. 1t was secret
couc ave, all such hea hen as Representatives
oi The Wing press being excluded by the
docr-keeper. J. p S.
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AIhcrt,lln'a Office
NEA~. EALE.U GS&:.A&G

WEA~. EALLt}y 0Is.a&E.
ANJ
asIN~ SantGrsaI P~i.sF
ESN NHf. ;. Nd"hin"f, on - 3 per gri
wv $500 ,ia du ytrious siz,i CASKS:
81 1Dis uo.rI P,ii' pi - els per s4jlun;
5 Nu0 ,aIs u" ~ ask uf v,Jinr sizes;
$50 hbs lannrrs' pi! ~ y,FiJus. .,tinIs nu,
qua!ifir, from 81 'n 10 "Ins per gallon;
500 gallons ~ casks al ylyipns size, and %
vnlinas kinds aud quG3iti"s from 81 tn; % cen =.
5O t.n. TaiIow Gie Sc. I,r ieaVi B,a'i rugs
aud Cnatse machinery III baursnr casks, oi any
cunsisenry Feqniici, al Gc"nts per pound.
50 ions OHi" Mineral Paid, in barcls. AT Ih'
lowest mari ct pnce.
.Narhinery on, warranted not to chill in th'
cclIr. vt4r,h,r, nn'i considered hy ,hose uain9
it, cqrtl Ia >n"rm oil.
BoHed Paint Oil, equal Linserl Oil, other that
for white
OF am cons'an'ly receiving large supplies
of III" ab we named articles, aud my motto Is
:. Small Profits and quick retuyns"
B. f. POND. No. 81, Water Street.
mal3 Iy under Pearls. House. N. York.
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GREAT CoNFL AGRATIoN.

DETROIT, Aprh 10.
A FIRE broke out at midnightin the third
story Of building on Jefferson Avenue, ad-
joining the Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
The Gre took in the Commerieal buildings
printing Office, situated iu the third story,
and destroyed the whole building, which
was occupied Ly Rowe d Co, fruit and oys-
ter dealers, and their stock is much damag-
ed by water, though mostly saved; +. Fer
chermer, clothing store, just opened stock
damaged by fire and water, and remOvedi
Mr.. Aliens bookstore-books and staiiona-
ry removed, but damaged BY water. The
balance of the building was occupied by Of
fees The printing office lost everything,
the'fre spread so rapidly. There was an
insurance on the building of $4,000.
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N4T tIO has Just eeceigcd an entire NEw STocx
w Of GOODS, which be has 0 ene4 out in
the Store Room t.imerly ocouped by d. Kilgore
s. Son His stock CONSISTS oi every variety o.
Goods usually Kept in Cudiz, nil oI which hafl T.
tiers tin=e wcrr pnrckased under l!le most at0r.
able cifcuntstances, aud viii be sold nudpr lhe
moao Of . ont Iroits aad Qpirk Sales Per
SONS wishing t. purchase Goods via Guu il u,
,heif interest 10 c1 ard * anime his stock before
purchasing. rs b." is determined 10 sell Goods
up" the principc OF larger sales and smaller profits
than has heret1tcr been done in this place. de
does H1t nsk any one TO take his rd ior his
stock being the HANDsaaEsT one ever broaght Ia
lhis place. but would su to one and all, come GIld
iOqk CJr yourseiSes. lie would nost respectfully
invite his old friends aud customers to call and
exanne his stock before pil'ehasins.
marTIy JOHN MCCORMICK.
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Executors Motto.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed and duly qualified
as Executor Of the Last VIII and testament
ofJacob Glazener late of Harrison County
Deceased, all those indebted to the Estate
OF said Jacob Glazener, deceased, will make
immediate payment to the undersigned, and
those having claims against The same are re-
quired to present the same for settlement
within one year from this date.
THOMAS HOGG, Executor.
Anvil Y 1870
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EyThe Oldest member in the California
Legislature is Ex-Governor BoggS, who is Sc
years of age, and the youngest is James w.
Cofroth, formerly connected with the
Spirit of the Times, in Philadelphia. He is
only 90 years old!
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EEARDWAME AND CUTLEaslT n

1s0LLINs, !, Axes ard Halche,a. .acx hsf viii,
n IN Ereat satieey II Hardware, q sAsWaft.
StouN-waTs, sEoeeFifs. Leather. ETC..
n1v5 Haal Z u
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PA s'EEiAk@ON ~ cd,
WskaRGkkaaNa Va.

WsAeeg6aaO, Wa.
yENANNER's OH Ten barrels Tanners oil
4 No. | snd 2, just received and for sale by
nov5 PATTERSON N Co.. 30. Monroe st.
k NDiGO--rwo cases Mndraa aud Mnnilla ln-
4 digo, II, prime article. jus. received Ivy
nova PATTkRsoN l. Co.. 30 Monroe ct.
NUTMEGS-One case prime No. Nutmeg
/ Y received and for sale by
no,5 ParrERsoN g. Co, 80 MONROE st
INSEED OIL = rurpentine. Alcohui and
IL Lard Oil constantly on hand AT low rates.
n0v5 PATTERsoN g. Co.. 80 Monroest.
u ED LEAD--Red Lead, White Le8ds dfs
II and in oil; Litharge, Venitian Red and
spanish Brown, constantly on hand and for sa h
low by PATTEasoN * Co., y~-
uov5 80 MonrDe st.. Wheeling, Va
4 SOB LIVER OLA supply OF Cod Liver q
warranted pure and fresh for sale by
PATTERSON IL co.,
nov2-u No. 80, Monroe st, Wheeling Wa.
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TOBACCO The Baltimore Sun of Satur-
day last, says: An active business has
been DONG in Tobacco this week We note
sales Off OOJ hhdS. Ohio, suit bic for the
French market, and par,ly for France, of
common to good fair reds, at prices ranging
from 4 10 at, averaging a fraction over IS.
The market has, by this and previous sales
fortnight ago, 10 about the same amont,
been ietC quite bare of Ohio Tobacco, there
being only a few hundred hhds, on hand,
and t!iat OF finer grades. There have been
small sales OF Mary land at previous prices.
The above sales amount 10 nearly, or quite
one hundred dollars! We correct our quo
tations OF Ohio TO embrace the present range
Ioi prices: Brown and greenish common 81
9 %; good and fair reds 4 SO "a IS 25;
tne reds rs; @ 81; wrappery red, fine,
6 9 Slo; extra do. 10 q SSlTl; common span
g(ed 9 Us; good do. 8 a. " 80; fine do.
8 g 10; yellow 10 q Sl2. ',' ="
WooL.--The market for Wool is dull, and
transactions small We note sales Of |, 200
lbs. fine fleece at 40 cents, and 800 do.
common unwashcd at 20 cts. A small lot
If country pulled at 23 cents--itis is worth 20
10 26 cents per pound.
-4ss---~--------~----
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- -t----------------- -------------
RE bbl.>,. Linsred Oil JUST RECEIVED aud io'
4 ID sale by KEbI.S IL CALDWk t..
lau29 Whs.ling, Va
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ICtTRAW GOODS ~ Bonnets and tlars in greal
= variety. A handsome Bonnet ns low as SO
cents, nj the new alid cheiIp store Of
muri7 JOHN McCOR NICK.
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ANLOfiiS, Cassiniefes aud Vestings II yon
W want something handsome and caeap call ~
the new and cheap stdse OF
marl7 JOHN MCCORMICK.
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nRESs GOODS Rich BIocatIe, Caat,leIn
DLuiestring, Matioua and erode Rhine Silks
Esperaldos. Draizes, Rtaizp do laincs, Muslin.
dc Laines. Cling ams, Lawns, Prints. etc., etc.
For something nice calf at the cheap store of
lDaFi7 JOHN MCCORMICK "
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DEADY MADE CL0TillNG--A beauli al
l. D assortment. Consisting OF every variety, at
TIE new and cheap store OF
mari7 JOHN MCCORMICK
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SICK HEADACHE.

Railways Ready RrIia' vii Iatop the most d
tressing pains in . few minutes, ai,d Or ent rs.
newcd attacks. 1t will cea,ise and Gwceten the
stomach, aud neutmzs the poisonous acids of
the System. All Bowel Complaints. Diarrhoaa.
Bioo fmx, Dysentrry. Ahciera Morbus. Pam.
fuE Discharges 1t relieves the most severe pains
in a few mirutes checks tho most distressing
dis,ha ges, aud spce,iy remove the ;as ca
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Da az cows s,nclice.
RADwAY's READY RELIEF

Is rec ifOm N0tphlne!
Aud III ether rurco'io iufntnre To the weak
and paralzcd nerN oIs s. stem ii iIunalts l!ygi
stead of death. ami the pHin is sTurPED sy The
healthy influence whi,h Railway. Ready Relief
imparts to the nerves, instend OF the Efeless.
sleepy and r;lalysins effect which Nor. hsns,
and all ether preparations containing this poison,
produces On the system.
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(ORcer's Signature,
COUNTY or

Form Of Gc no,rleageme'a wders ms veRiOr as
not not kaOreq to tie Officer and his idsHiity
LIZ 10 be tlrnuen