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GENERAL DEBILITY or THE SYSTEM!

Mr. A. .HOLTSTANDER merchant. Oboiin. Lorran Co
Oho wrote, December ~ l9i and amer having stated how
like a chnrm the PULMONARY BALSAM had effected
the OF his wifes consunptivc cough said 81 have
personally used BR-iNT'S PURIFYING ESTRdCT
TO- general debility of my system, and have hesitation
IN saying thHt u IL the best medicine and
vIGoRATE rHE SYSTEM that have used. In ercry
stance where we have sold BEANTS MEDICINES thy
hdrs prored their eo1cy gpcn The sAIIsrAcTos
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-08

V'HE Piedmon,ese Envoy; or the Men, Man
l ners, and Religion 81 the Com nonwralth, a
,l!c by pro,hesi, :. Elton, suihor Of The Phi.
L,nthfop.t,' ko. for AL. by
WILLIAM ~ pEFK,
~ 30 Thames Su.tt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-08

This IL tho cnse of dying who yet lives Hc
cured OF a Of SCROfuLA. by only tieeire hot
H Of Brauu Purifier, than cured by the use Of
crc EALioSs of the best SdT1pHriHd hHt wds ever made
SArszrarN has sufficient eddi ore To effect the cure
nf such a rcfoiiipgiV h0priess case
Mr. J. u. IiASkI y, of Rome, Oncida Co., " " had ScE
uls four ycdr'-was confined iO his bed the last veorhs
.as 30 much diseased and drbilitaod ns To be unable o
as. hs nand tu his head He had the best medical ddrs
HAD uscd Att Of The bcIt Sdys1parN 10 no good effect
cot and und considered TO be IN dying
st,i, nnd e,d live freRiy fo hours Longer when he
commenced using BRANTS PURIFIER. Ills neck i"i,
eaten nearly 9F nom 70 hole inds stea troaP'
Al, irindc under hs chin. thai he brenihcd ihruuri
the hole his enien around that u could b, HHf
.p ont o It's place, II only holding by small prcei The Gso
OF ore arm destroyed by two ulcers ulcer undsr
the srn large mdas hand. had nearly nlfca hro"h
Al. side into his body Thus lee afflicted with ftren'u
such pufy4 Ocrd gcasc uiccrs various paris Of hs
person. For further aud full particulars, see our FAM
fHLETS. .. -.
DR. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one of the most kilfl ply
scirns of R"r, called tn iiaskn the day tst,.
h- commenced using Brgnts Purifier. DR.. w examined
him. and then told him that GH he pedenes % me Uoyd
Ii -.LaAIL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-08

"A 'nssl grea, and constantly growing
SHASk34 reputation, for so long period
Of time MANY eminent physicians do not hesi-
tate to acknowledge its superiority, and with en- :.
ire confidence Ia recommend IT To their patients,
as "A superior preparation. which has been foundto
be perfectly ,afe, convenient, and highly efiica-
cious in all diseases of the Throat, Lungs, and
Chest One who has used il thus speaks OF il, &.
"CLIYTos PARK, N. Y, Dtc. 26, 1850.
Mcssrs. Reed < Cutler Nearly seven years
ago had violent attack OF inflammation Of the
lungs, which was treated by my physicians with
the most powerful remedi"s,uq with little efrc,
far the abatement Of violent pains about my chest,
NV cough was almost inccssant, accompanied y lth
cxpectoratiou of the most putrid ana offensive
Kind, "A part of the time mixed with blood, both
Of IA dark and pink color. Several large ulcers
broke on my lungs, which came near sulfocating
me. l had pntnual night swcais, aud was re-
duced almost to skeleton. My case was consid
cred hopeless, not only by the ply yscans, but by
all who saw mc. Accidentally hearing from
nciyhbor of the effects which the Vegetable Pul-
inDnary Balsam had produced in "A similar case,
was induced to try il. Before ] had used
bottle began to improve, and by the nse OF
four bottles was restored TO usual health. had
used variety of other medicines which gave ne
M relief. A few weeks ago was similarly at
tackled, and am now using the Balsam With the
same beneficial results. This statement is unso-
liclcd aud II costs you nothing, but u II VIII he
Of any service to any one, my ohjectis accomplish.
ed. Yours, &c,
(Sgncd.) sWM. 7. NOXEN, p. NJ"
Nov. I, lS5l.-New Certificates, TO almost
any extent, might be added il deemed necessary;
but the propretors feel that the article has become
40 universally well known, aud its virtues so gen.
orally acknowledged by physicians and others, as
to make il unnecessary to offer, at this time, fur
ther proof Of the merits ofthis highly popular
iicle.
W. BEWARE OFCOUNTERFEITS AND
INVITATIONS, such as CARRIERS Com
POUND PULMosARy BALsAM, AaERIcAH
PULMosARY BALsAM, and others, in part bear
ing the name Enquire Ior the article by its
whole name, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY Balls
and SEE that it has the written signature OF Wh.
Joss CUrLER upon yellow label, on the blue
wrappers. Zach bottle aud seal is stamped
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam. "
Prepared by REED, CUTLER & CO, I'm
porters and Wholesale Dealers in Medicines,
Paints, Chemicals and Dye Stufs, 80 India Street,
Boston, and sold by Druggists, Apothecares, and
County Merchants generally. For particulars
and recommendations, see pamphlet accompany
ing each botic.-oricc 80 cents. For sale in
Newport by G. q. {. HAZARD and X.
TAYLOR MO Gnu
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LiVER-COMPLbINTI

DR.. NATHAN HUBBARD. Of Stamford Corn one ~
the oldest and most respectable phyeciGns, afflicted
with Iirc Compliant maiy years, aud VJeriy eVvcd
by using BRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could
name hundreds OF uher cascs, ulsU cured.
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES:

Mr. HASKIN hRs sworn the above fncts aud the fncs
are Witnessed and certified ny DIR. I. .WlLLlAMS-M.
a. H. BROWN proprietor ofthe WsstRome Iofst-MessA
BlSSELLA LEONARD. wholesale und retail druggists "
III ~ u IJ,
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach!

from the To the inoDi0H, and tho middle
the Ia accelerated and the other SO gradually s-
p,e'.sd, Io prevent any OF III. fatal disease, that frequent
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GREAT AMI RICiN REMEDY

VEG ETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS
A sure SPEEDY and PEI man. Mt Cure Tor Dys
psps,s IN It's worst Forms. This medicine
will be found to cure all complaints arsiDg
from disordersof the Stomach and Bow el,,
Billiousness, Yellowness Of skin. Liver
complaints, Debility. Headache, Nervous
n"ss, Low Spirits, Palptnii"n OF tho Hear
Costiveness, &c &c. Please read the fol
lowing certificate:
Read The following from an eminent ply
sicisn:
The undersigned being acquainted with
some ofthe ingredients Of Hutchings' Veg
etabls Dyspepsia Bitters, and having used il
for some tima in his practice with every de-
iirsd effect, no recommends this medicine
srom the certainty ofiis OBJECT, and gives IL a
preference over all preparations in medicine
for that distressing complaint. Dyspepsia.
4. HARDENBERGH, NJ D.,
HThe following certificates from Mr.. Bib
dy,tne celebrated DaguerreotypiN
Having been afflicted very severely visa
Dyspepsia together with extreme weakness
il was advised to take Hulchings Dyspep,i
hiusrs and h,v- every reason TO bevear
in bas sPcrfec ly cured me. havesinifelt
10 symptoms OF a return Of the diSea,e and
HE eve from Ee effect il had on me that
w!llcure the ~,rstcsseS ofDyspepsis.
NJ. B. BRADY,
No 205 Broadway, NY.
xTho Proprieto: ofthis medicine hssreceiv
ed many othe certificates OF cures. equally
remarkable, ofth. various diseases for which
this preparation is applicable hut the aho;e
are deemed necessary to satisfy any unprej-
indeed mind of its value and superiority
above all other preparations.
Principal Office, l32 Fulton ST., N. Y, up
stairs.
Price, 50 cents Perbottle OF 6bottles for
- SO,
R.R. HAZARD & co.
Apothecaries Hall.
Novl Agent for Newport.
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ScR()F m. A

N movspad. Of esrs, of Scyof,ia CaAccys SuhR,. Grs
nir, iuPs,. fisoes NJ nc h-d- and me VERY SMALL
QUANTITY lSch n,d ~ Med rue % evfc caTes ~
ush dsosss. Jr aHp prof NJ ne pyyu7 ncdioH govT I'D
h. nens IrtsA hds snbid aud conyue,cd "e d'2.ds's
a.. tL. - IL D.,l--
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FLOW ERS.

lust received a fresh lot Of Choice Planu
u the first of the Season; among them Fine
Cliul ing Roses do. Monthly; Vertena,. various
co.ou.s par's,s. Nu,k Plants, &c, for sale s,
m. rid stand, ~ n. WILSON,
a30. 70 Thames STREET.
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MERCURIAL DISEASES.

BRANT'S RI RiFYiNG EXTRACT is u perfect aud thor.
onoh sradeoioy Of al me cet' MERCURY, any OF tho
various preparations Of CALoMEL or MERCURY, Hom The
systcp and il restores the blood muscles and all he prb
xsedssd. 10 their original, HEALTHY STATE.
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VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BAlSAM

The GREAT REMEDY
for COUGHS, COLDS and
CONSOMPIIONS, after a
trial oftgenty-frs Year,, stans
by almost general consent, at
the head Of Cough Medicines,
1t is the only standing article
that has fully sustained its
great and constantly growing
ren,itntiop Enr an limo a ncri,u
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

s"ch M,dic,sS IN srery rrrcct and ilf[e 70 hSndens
iains purifying, healing yruc. and "edsoH p'rSr
than there Is contained In -FOUR BOTTLES n any saus
poys or any other med tri has been offered
or sale Thsre Ia sni'hied pro IN our pamphlets hs
the of this great ldina Purifier ney ai were Dc
no vet LIvE--ihry that were LAME and CRtfrLfp
san uos WALK--ihry that were SICK, SCROfuOIS
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One Dollars Worth !
CANCEROUS SCROFULA!

How much cANCER-how much SYPHlLlS-hov
much SCRUFU LA-w oUe dollars irorm Of BRINIS
PTRIFIIR cur Read the following statement, " licn
= specimen of It's powcr;-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-08

brcn.e one bottle of Il nus more medical curative matter
in H. and in consequence, disease in much '
time, than bottle OF any other nedicinf.
IC then, one hofiis uf BRAnTS PURIFIER will cure
FOCR TIMES ii,.ase Than bottle ~ S1T'apdrL
Lr--"BRhNT'S PUKlFlER" would De- dcsp at jgnS
dollar, a hottie us sarsapariAd dollar, But BEAE1 :
PURIFIER is sold for only ONE DOLLAR bot'l. and
as hottie of IL has cured nnd 10 o1pa, of curing -FOUR
TIMES US nuc, dscusr battle of SdrsHJdyd there
fore Sarsapg IN consequences of lie le" power nnd s,
medical efficacy should be sold than hrsny
grs per bottle, to be eh"p qs the PURIFIER u
Oued dollar.
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UPThe following Is one Of the most
beautiful poems, from the pen Of any
wri,er, ofthe present day -
From the Memphis Eagle & Enquirer.
The ManSOleum.
nv 0. VIRGINIA SMITH.

HProm nemory's chambers the forms OF the Past,
The loys Of my childhood rush by on the blast,
And the lost one whose beauty used to adore,
TO my heart seems 20 murmur- no more,- never
more -
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Hundreds-Thousands-
Brant's is the Cheapest ;

,ho have used BR4ST'S PURIFIER, amer having ussd
nd ,r-ed an the Say.Ip1rl!is and other medicines
sn,n.lped 10 cure blood diseases have decided uial
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
New Goods at A. F. Moore's.

NOW opening, nj the cheap d'y xoml and
y clothing store the FIRST arrival Of fall and
winter goods, which tor cneapnrss. beauty md
durability cannot be surpassed IN any city OF
the Union.
A large and splendid ortmcnt OF Coburgs
and french merinoes, good and cheap, ut
A. F. MOORE'S.
Cahz, Sep. 90, 1857.
4 exta stock Of plain and CARED black
=. y and fancy silks; at Al AUJRE'S.
Sep. %, 1852.
A beautiful assoTt sssrt Of Muslin de T.nins
IA and other fancy and plain dress goods, II
Sep. %, 1852. A. f. MOORE"S.
a unriva'lcd assortment Of Chemisctts
N Capes collars, uudersleevcs, Stc., at
sep p, 1853. A. +. MOORE'S.
a FIRSTratc let OF woolen and cotton fan
~. nels. &c., at A. +. MOORF'S.
Sep. %. 1922.
II ME- Iargsst and bss stock nf claths, cnss;
nets, petcrshans HEAVIER cloths. nilot cloth
satinetta. yestings, &c.,at A. +. MOORt?S,
Sep. y, 1882.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
Freemen, to the Polls!

The 18th of October is near at hand
NEXT TUESDAY WEEK is the day of
election-the day in which the GREAT PO-
LI1ICAL BATTLE between Democracy
and federalism must be fought in Ohio!-
Brother Democrats of Harrison county we
say to you in the language of the Ohio Pa
triot that election is one Of MOMENTOUS
IMPORTANCE to the interests OF our State
and county, ard to the welfare Of our cause.
A State Ticket, consisting of Judge of the
Supr cme Court and member of the Board
of Public Work; member of Congress, and
County Ticket, are all to be elected. The
result Of that election, too, will have an i'm
portant bearing upon the grand NATION
AL STRUGGLE which will take place on
the second day Of November next. Thus,
you see, fellow Democrats, of Harrison,
that an IMP ORTANT DUTY, not only to
yourselves but to your brethren of the State
at large, will devote upon you, on next Tues
day week. Are you all preparing to
discharge that high duty, as becomes intel
ligent freemen who are engaged in promot-
ing the GREAT MISSION of the Democrat
ic party? In such contest, can you look
on with tame indifference, or fail to put forth
your WHOLE ENERGIES to obtain a tri-
umphant victory over the enemies of Dem
ocratic Liberty. True, the Democracy of
this county can have majority, when
they all turn out to the Polls. But
warn our Democratic friends to beware Of
OVER CONFIDENCE! Trust not to o
FULL VOTE, without making a CON CEN
TRATED EFFORT to secure that object.
The wings are at work, with a zeal and en-
ergy worthy of better cause. No effort will
be spared--no scheme will be omitted-no
stratagem will be unemployed by these steal
thy enemies of Republiesnism, to "steal .
march" upon the Democratic party of thil
county. The oft-repeated notes Of prepa.
ration already proclaim the busy movement
of this insidious and hostile array! Demo
Gratis, BE WARNED, in time! Go to work
and without further delay. adopt such meas
ures in each township, as will BRING EV
ERY DEMOCRATIC VOTER TO THE
POLLS!
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
Democratic Me otings.

1t will be seen that the Central Commit
tee of this County, have appointed meetings
in several of the townships, and good spea-
kers to address the people Let our friends
see to it that those meetings are we'll atten-
died. It behooyes every Democrat in Har-
rison County to be at his post. We have
an excellent county ticket--a better one
could not have been selected--and it is our
duty to elect it. We can do it if we only try
We are confident that no Democrat in this
county will be found finchng from his du.
ty. All that is wanting to overthrow whig
gerry in Harrison County is action, and
complete triumph await us. Let there be q
general turn out at the meetings, and a more
general one at the polls, and victory will bc
our'. Come, Democrats, from now until the
3rd day Of November, never cease our ex.
ertions, but work on all occasions, and the
fruits Of our labor will be seen before many
days.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
Cool Impudence.

The impudence of the leaders Of Columbi.
ana Whiggery is only equaled by their ap-
parent dove-like modesty. For weeks past,
they have exerted all the igenuity they pos
sess in attempts to humbug Free Sellers, and
bring them under pernicious and corrupting
influence of Federal WhIggery. They how
ever, have been fOiled in all their manoeuv-
reings. They presumed too much on the
Ignorance and gullibilIty of Free Sellers.
We were informed, a day or two since,
by leading member Of the Free Soil par
ty, that the wings had proposed thst if the
Free Sellers would unite on the bunker whig
candidate for Congress, they (the wings
would vote the Free Soil couly ticket. This
contemplate proposition was spurned indig.
nantly by the Free Sellers. They claim to
act from principle, and are not to be made
parties to an alliance so unholy, and so con-
trary to every principle they profess.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS!!

The Democratic Central Committee o.
Harrison County. take pleasure in announ.
cing to their fellow citizens, that Messrs.
Peppard, CASTOR AMI Forsythc,
Will address the people Of Harrison County
at the following times and places:
AT New Athens, Thursday, September
80, at early candle light.
At Moorefeld, Saturday, October Q, at
O'Clock, p. NJ
At Freeport, Saturday, October 2, at ear
ly candle light.
At Franklin, Monday. October 4, at o.
clock, P. M.
At Heller's School House, Monroe town
ship, Monday, October 4, at early candle
light
At New Market, Tuesday, October 5, at
early candle light.
AT New Rumley, Wednesday October 6,
at early candle light.
At Jefferson, Saturday, October 9, at 2 o.
clock, P. NJ.
1t is earnestly hoped that the Democracy
of each township will see that the above
meetings are well attended. Let there be a
general turn out to hear those able champi-
ons of Democratic principles.
Other meetings will be announced hereaf.
ter
BY Order of the Dem Central Com.
ofHarrison County.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29

much regret in visiting your great city
While | was comfortable and dry m a COW
cred carriage, you have been exposed To the
rain and mud. This has panied me very
much. have always been accustomed tc
expose myself To the rain and mud in COM
mon with my brave soldiers in the army
{ (Cheers.)
Feilow-eitizens. / regard you all as my
fellow-eitizens. ! have led the bTaYe Irish
TO battle and to victory, and have alway:
found them brave and patriotic, Hefe An
Irishman shouted. love to hear that riel
brogue. 1t always makes me think Of the
noble deeds Of the Irish in battle. (CheeTs.
Fellow-eitizens, it is about eight year
since travelled up and down these grea
Lakes--these great inland seas and rivers
During that time your city has almos
doubled in population, and feel that my
absence from you has almost lost me my
citizenship.
Fellow citizens, / will not detain ycu lon.
ger. You are covered with wet and mud
and l am dry. l thank you again for Soul
enthusiastic reception.
After reading the above who can doub
his writing the Native American letter ir
l84l, and the speech shows his hypocricy
better than anything we have ever read from
him.
The Plaindealer after publishing the above
blarney holds the following language about
lit
Since the delivery of this speech we have
heard but one opinion of its merits expressed
"Well, he is no orator, and can't say any.
thing" said one whig, his enthusiasm cool.
ed to zero. Not one spoke in its favor-alI
seemed to be disappointed. "That speech
is the silliest trash ever heard" said an
other whig, cit will loose him 500 votes here
in this vicinity" "Oh! that he had only
kept still, E" said another, "and never opened
hislips. His bow would have left all smooth. /"
"Thurlow Weed spoke truly" said an
other, with that strange infutation which
sometimes seizes on men while gazing at
the White House, he is suffering his PEN
now his tongne-'to dim the glories achieved
by bis sword"
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
Gen. Scott in Cleveland.

Gen. Scott, the wing candidate for the
Presidency, visited Cleveland. on the Roth
on his way to Kentucky. After he had ar
rived, the citizens paid proper respect to
him, and he made the following speech,
which we Gnd reported in full in the Clsve-
land True Democrat. 1t is the richest thing
we have read this campaign, and il any man
thinks that Gen. Scott is fall Of Stateman.
ship, let him read the speech:
Fellow-citizens, and when / say fellow.
citizens, | mean adopted citizens, as we'll a.
all who intend to become citizens Of this
great and glorious eountry-4I thank you for
the enthusiastic reception you have given me
Fellow-citizens. there is Ops thiRg I yery
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
D0gNeFrOteypes.

MIs. DAVIS has returned to Cndiz, where
he intends remaining for time: and grateful
lor The libernl patronage extended TO him sincc
his return. begs leave to inform the public lha t
he is prepared 30 take Likcnnesees in the best
and most improved style.
lie has discovered Il process of taking Li'ycn-
esses. which obviates that dark shndimg on one
side Of the thcc> 80 unatural aud fntegu TO good
taste, and distributes The light evenly all over
the whole face. and entire person giving Il round-
ness 10 The features and beanty t. the express
sion, not seen in the dnrE shaded pictures.
lie also calls attention 10 a new mode of taking
IikPnessrs, which gives the picture a rich up-
penrunce. The back ground being of an ivory
whitcneSS, the picture has II prominence AMI IT,
lict that is at once beautiful and commanding
He is prepared tc take Likencsses IN groups
or siugiy, Of agad persons. or of small children.
in all kinds ofweathcr: put up in fancy or plain
oases, in lockets, hreast pins cr fngrr-fings: and
be- the Likencsses ever SO small, it is ns porfect
as When taken on large scale
lie takes pleasure in inviting all persons To
to come and exnune his specimens, whethsr
they wish Likcncsscs or not, all shall be made
welcome.
Rooms-nnder the Republican Office.
mug. 25, lS52.-iyT,
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Local Agents Wanted.

Tnevcry town and all through tEe country.
great numbers OF these rules can be disposed Of
by any one who will only take the trouble to
make cir scope known They comprise that
which business men, and everybody has long
iplt the want Of and will gladly obtain. TIE
nature Of the business allows any one to act ns
agent, and to energy Ensures II large reward
Az before explained the business requiring sccr,,
,cy. orders from agents filled in srperqtc seal
ed envelopes ior delivery through their hands -
When ii number oilhreo copies or more are or
dered with the remittance ut one time, 80 ppr
cent is allowed to be retained ns the agents
fee; and 50 PEE cent. on orders for eight moro.
/ SnD % lSSQ Am
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CADIZ LODGE. Mo-. 13O. Z. q. q
Meets every FRlDA EVENING. nt 6 o'Coc
in the Hail, ADJOINING the Market House.

IN CALLING ATTENTION TO DIR. GUY.
OTr'S Improved Extruct OF Yellow Dock and
Sarsuparilla. we feel confident we are doing n
serMcs to all who may be afflicted with ScroGi.
lous and other disorders originating in heredtn-
Iry taint, or from mpurily Of the blood. We
have known instances within the sphere Of our
Iaquaintunce where the most formidable dstenl-
pcrs ha &c been cured by the Use os Guysotts Ex-
tract o yellow Do K and Snrsapariln alone.
It is one the few advertised medicines that
crnnot be stigmatiEed with quncxcry. for the
Yellow Dock and the" Sarsapa rillnn are
we'll knowI te he the efficient .(and Mt lthe same
tine inoxlous) agents in the whole MGieria
Medea, aud by far tha beet anaurrst pre- pern +.
ion Of them is DR.. Guysou's elbow Cock and
Sasaparilln.
G4J-See advert sement.