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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07
Eg- The readers attenuouis directed par

Eg- The readers aLtentlonis directed par
ticularly to the prospectus of new work in
another column, entitled" The White
Slaves of England" by John G. Golden,
and published by Derby u Miller, Auburn,
NY. As we have all read about the hor-
rors of slavery in this country in "Uncle
Toms Cabin" it would be we'll enough to
read something about the white slavery of
of England, that boasted country of ph'Ian-
Mropy. Send for the work.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07
BALTIMORE MARKET,

. .IJ-~ GgttAaiY go IDALFLstOhEB Lev. O.i0 Q7ai
Provisions quiet and operations mostly ist
retail. Large operations in lard, but soaoa
marked decline, Western bbls 81, kegsHlle,I u 10
kegs old lo1. Beef. Baltimore packed No. loi,
! at IA; old Western prime i2t; mess l5;soaa
Bulk sides and shoulders 6@6l.d Bacon sdl
very quiet sales chiefly retail, prime sides ofw
and shoulders selhngfiin lots from 3 to 6ao1s
hhds at74@74, but Tets is probably tho aai
highest that could be realized for large aoi,
quantities; sales 80 hhds ordinary sides l6si aadl
hams 100 IL orpiain sugar curedsg Butter swim
moderate y actigel westerad2 TO 1867 .aohidma
i. .tu aabnsSfahHe0r bnG ,wo7d eii 10 tEaws
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKER oil N
4, b New YoRK, Dec 3ssharcla
Offerings 2709s--Sheep b andOn
9254--Swiae 9272sa sBeeyes selling at Gk oda
@l0 for extra--medium 84@9,, Comnaab sn,
sheep '22@ 51--extEa 6 ~ g.. Lambs ? 10 .yisi
for fair--good Oh to 6. Extra Veal CalYeA silge
5to Z. WssterA pork 8 To st cis.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07
For the Democratic Sentinel.

FRIEND ALLEN:-I dId not know until
l saw it advertised in the papers, that
School District No, 10, Short Greek town
ship, had to pay tax to build school
house. The acts of the BoarJ that assessed
that tax were illegal. Thy Friend,
MICAJAH I. JOHNSON.
This 9th of 12th mo-, 1853.
EyIf the taxes mentioned above in the
note our friend johnson is illegal Of which
we expect there is no doubt, We would like
to know what authority the Auditor of Har-
rison county has for levying it on the tax
payers OF that district. Can some one tell
who knows? A full explanation is deman-
ded. --a-- Is
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07
Counter eitArs Arrested.

Or last Friday morning. Sherf Martin
arrested several perSons, in and about Sa-
jeilss On the charge Of having and passing
couaterftit money. Among those who
were made prisoners on that occasion, were
Messrs. Clark, of New Albany, Mahoning
couui,:J e. Walton, late proprietor, Of
The Western-sHetel, Salem: DR.. Farmer,
al Leyistown. MAhoning county, and others
rs soon .as ceaYenlgnt, they were removed.
50 New Lisbon. and as many as were pre-
pared, were. taken before Justice Hamilton,
and cxani led co cening the charges
brought agaiast them. The evidence of
gailts .ssie general thing, seemed, conclu-
s.ise; and from abs testimony adduced "a
gaius1 Dr., Farmer. there can be no doubt
bnt that he is ap old offender in this par
sicqlar. and has already too long, for the
safely Of commit nifty. eluded the penalty
Due u his crimes, lie and, Mr.. CLARK, fail.
7 Ing "a giEe The required security fox their
appeaFgncs, At Court we're lodged in Jail.
where yshoPy they nay enjsy theaaselyes
as best tlleF sa9.a I'D. .uimo9 lIkai ~
MIR. ,NalIon, net being, ready for trial,
was aElYSed four days,of grace. toqprocdreI
EjlneYsss, dc He gave bond 10, the a.
iasant ~ one hopssRd dollars for his ae-
lasuance, ,as New I4isbDa To- day, { tuesday,
fsr a gIl Sxamipation inrreference,tb the
comp .xints pFeferrsd against him. at'rs q
TlysttFonS prehabiItg is that there is
regasEly pFganlzed clan Of coRpterfsiters
in ourmiAst, and llpg ,lhs last few months
kave Reeii doing an extensive business.
Much credit Is said to be due to Mr., Mar
lin. ShssifE iof tls6 6eaHtEgior the'vigilanee
With vi,ichshes kss for some time past re-
gardesk thosk whgamsre suspected of such
.illaiaas Schemes sse On, foot fosthe appreI
hension Of few mora Gsetlsnsen(f) "ef The
sanso aaEs s,siBkmayo oGkewisc. Have justice
naeted daAl n iheEaim1He dIhs.- Salem { OF
! s.lssras ait . .saeia bIe.sa'li = 10
A azfEa NV HJfE " packet 5 sfip fS4iS Kos 8
saih. CO. .LIyeTRpA AH9 ,Rul iat9 Qseeas.
Town. 80 chQlfFa qn sAoRxb aftegt being
6fssea " 4tqsa: Great he aalisKmi ixis.ed
nmuns eia Ansssa llF emigfRpt rship
gtaidil Az II lssl pgE INTO j. East. arNpetks
sanse ezase. biid <sgblsed of her passengers
we're aval, wish my more Ill.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

/ MOTHERS RRMEMBER TINS. Every loath-
some inmate Of the Penitentiary and states
Prison, was once gentle inofensiye and
prattling child; and every criminal who has
expatiatsd his crimes on the gallows was
once pressed to mothers breast, and drew
from her some life giving nourishment. -
But immoral training, wrong influences,
and debasing examples do their work, and
transform endeafing offspring to be fero'
eious men; they shock humanity BY the
foalness Of their guilt, and raonstrois aud
acity of their crimes. q Yet how seldom has
one of those direfui transformations beer
affected without the aid Of strong drink.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07
NEW YORK MARKET.

I-0 |"NIL "TUI v. ""I INFW TURK, lDCC. o, N
Flour steady. 5000 bbls State sold at
6,87@6.9o. Ohio 6.93. Southern 7@7,-
18 easier. Wheat tirmer; sales $4,000
bushels Genessee l754. Ohio 1885, Corn
steady; mixed 80@8l; white 8l@82; yell
low 820s3. Pork firm; 100 me IS at l3 to
l8; prime 1887 to IL, Beef unchanged.--
Lard heavy, barrels 94@l0. ano.a .sE 81 IA
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07
& General Cass.

The New York Herald lately repeated its
assertion that General Oass would oppose
the administration, and especially give his
countenance t0the Hunker detection in New
York. s6The Detroit Free Press shows this
statement to be totally unfounded. We
may take it for granted that Mr.. Story, the
editor ofthe Free Press. iis entirely aware Of
she feelings Of General Cass on this subject,
and that he speaks from unquestionabe in
formation. Statesman. ...,.....'...,.
~ OF General Cass' present position we need
not speak. II there are any doubts IN re-
spect to II, lie will himself soon dispel them.
We hazard nothing in saying. however,
that his past Is an earnest Of his future
that he viii do no act to mar the beautiful
consistency Of bis whole public life--that
lie will, rising infinitely above the aachina-
tiohs Of factions, and looking beyond the
unworthy designs Of bad and selilh men,
lend hia aid TO the carrying out Of wen un-
defstbod Democratic policy, and to the
permanent establishment Of those principles
which triumphed in the election OF Frank
lin Pierce. pisSrganizatior will receive no
counlenance from him, The Union is near
est his heart; and he regards the preserve
ition Of the Democratic party intact, as the
best safeguard Of the safety and perPetuity
ofthe Union. .5.r,.4 Sfa,. E,9
II Rzy-Wm. Il. Robinson, late RicheIeu 6l
bthe, New York Tribaas. b lecturiag againsi
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

In pursuance of the above call OF the
Democratic State Central Committee, the
Democratic Central Committee of Harrison
county would earnestly request every Dem
ocrat in the County, to meet in County Con-
vention, in Cadiz, on SATURDAY, the 24th
day of december, 1853, at lo'clock, P. M,
for the purpose of appointing TWO DELE
GATES to attend said Democratic State Con-
vention, and transact other business of inn
portance to the Democratic party in this
county. Let every Democrat in the coun.
ty make it his business to be present on the
gath inst ... BY ORDER.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07
CINCINNATI MARKET.

} " "E|H G"-- -CINcINNATI, DEC .. n
Flour firm at 5,25, with fair demand.---
Hogs firm. with sales Of 800 head at l4.25
@4,3O, very few Offering; green hams &c.
green sides and shoulders. held at l41@5ks
bulk meat 4@5 and fer shoulders; sides
and hams mess pork Il@il,25,t demand
limited though some what improved. Lard
dull to-day and buyers demand concessionss
nothing new in other articles. s5n .1sfaral
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07
orranization o. CONGRESS,

welearn BY atelegrapA dispatch ia yes,eS-
days Wheeling Intelligenoer that both hOus-
ss Of Congress organised on Monday.
Lynn Boyd of Kentucky was elected
Speaker Of the Honse aud J. w Forsey
clerk. Mr.. Glassbrenner Sergeant-at-arms;
Mr.. Knox Door keeper; and Mr.. Johnson
Postmaster.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07
Awful ConasgratieA-I-The City
Of Council Bluffs IN Ashes--
$4,000 worth Of Property
DESTROYED. @

$500, 900 worth Of Property
Destroyed.
From au extra Of the Western Bugle, we
learn that shis thriving city was visited, en-
the nightof the 18th inst, with a most de-
strRetive fire. 1t FIRST broke out in tie
store of Foote Il Jackson, from whence it
spread with most frightful rapiditys Two
hundred thousand dollars worth of proper
ty was destroyed, covered by insurance on
" to the extent of 90 or $S0,O00. Some
Of the best buildings in the city were de-
stroyed; they were al wood, and were licked
up by the flames with awful rapidlty.. The
Bugle and Guardian and Platte Valley Of
fees, with their stock, we' nearly all des-
troyel by the deyouring element,
To our brethren of the press we give ss'
surNnces OF cur warmest sympathy tor thell
great loss. The editor of the Bugle came
rear sacrificing himself to the flames in hi'
daultless efforts to save the post office
We clip the following from Bugle;
Posr OFFICE Whilst the fire was II
close proximity to the post office, Mr.. Hoag
/ land, with ourself, set about saving the pos
office. We iolced the door; the bolt only
slipped and sprang from the catch and i'm
med:ately closed after We entered, We
snatched most of the letters and yaluable'
and made an attempt 10 escape, but in VAN
we were Gagged and could not burst the
| door; but wers soon released by the door
being burst open from the outside.
/ The Bugle happened to have another
press, stored at a place remote from the
lire, from which was sued the extra. /
says, chad not this been the case, we shoulc
have been unable to toot the BugIe for
time. Bu.we are saved: the bugle will b.
heard to loot! toot!'' We are rejoced a
this, for it toots and discourses excelen
democratic music. ''Toot" away, frien'
bugla. May the day be far removed wheI
the Buge's notes shall cease to resound a
lo2g the bluffs. ... ILL.,. .....
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

Z ScHooL Teaches WANTED.--A person
well qualified to teach School, would hear of
good steady situation. and good wages, Id
District No. 4, Short Creek township. II ap-
plication be made soon to Asa Holmes, one
ofthe Directors Of the District.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

EFCa liz will soon become a city if it
keeps on, before the Railroad gets here.
Several fights occurred duling the past week.
Captain wHlsxEY was the principal cause OF
the most of them.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

Gg-The journal of Commerce states
that Il Russian gentleman residing in New
Y York, had occasion, not long since to bring
to this country his overcoat, which was Ii.
ned with sable, agreeably to Russian custom
and the duty assessed on it amounted to $700
the garment having been appraised at
something like $1,000
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07
Eg-The tone of the people of Germany is

Eg-The tone of the people of Germany is
we'll indexed in the following snecdote told
by the London correspondent of the New
York Tribune. "Hassenpfug the detested
prime minister of Electoral Hesse, one Of
the most infamous traitors of Germany, has
had private quarrel with Count Isburg,
the son -in-law Of the Elector, and was pub
lcky horse-whipped by the Count, in the
Market place ofUassel. The Minister cried
murder, and q crowd assembled instantly,
but the count shouted good people. be qui-
ct. it is only your prime Minister Hassenp-
flug, whom am belaboring.' Cheers fol-
lowed this announcement, ring was form
ed and the Minister was whipped until the
count grew tired"
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

Eg The justly celebrated Shanghai Fowls
may be purchased (within one month from
this date, at the astonlshingly low price OF
$3 per pair, from James Wood, Mooretield,
Ohio, or Wood q Smith, Cadiz, Ohio. Let
every one supply himself with this excellent
breed of Poultry.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07
Stock Daala1s. Attention!

Our friend, John w. spiker, of Stock
township, will sell on next Saturday, the
10th inst, the largest lot of Sheep, and other
different kinds of Stock, that has ever been
offered at public sale in this section of the
State. Stock dealers would do well to at
tend, as bargains can be obtained there.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

RT Congress met on last Monday, and
our readers may look for the Presidents
Message in an Extra. which we shall issue
as soon as it comes to hand, which we sup
pose will be to-day, Wednesday, Or to-
morrow at the farthest.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

What has become of The Cincinnati
Dollar Weekly Times? We have not seen
number for the two or three weeks. We
fulfilled our part Of the contract, Mr.. S:ar
buck, hope you will do the same. We are
too much of a Protestant to be without the
Times.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

EyDr John Marshall. formerly resi-
dent of SteubenviIla, was brutally murdered
a short time since near San Francisco, by a
Mexican. So writes California cerrespon-
dent of the S.eubenyille Union.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

EJ Christmas is near at hand and Fer
guson's assortment Of Toys, DC, have ar
rived. These are facts that the little ur,
chins never forget. and we wouldn't if we
were in their place.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

R9-The SteubenyIle Daily Union Of the
9dinst,, has the following laughable item,
witch is written in Gaston's own peculiar
style:
ga SIGHT AS WAS A SIGHT -Whew! forty
rats that were caught in one box at the
same time, and each one of them as large as
a good sized kitten. Fact! without lot, fail
or reservation. They were caught last
night in Mr. Mears Wheat Warehouse an i
were laid out, m due and ancient form,
in front OF Mr. Kcarn's Shoe establishment
this morning to feast the greedy eyes Of pas
sing sight seers. Butchers will please take
noiee, and sausage eaters may look sharp
foi reduction ufprices. ."8eto-t,t s8t a..g
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

A SUGGEsrIoN,-Suppose the town coun'
Gil of Cadiz appropriate money enough tc
have Market street from the Corner to the
Railroad depot, piked or planked immediate
ly; and the rest Of the principal streets fixed
in the same manner, aS soon as il can be
done. What say you, gentlemen, to the sug
ges,ion?
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

GERMAN ExILEs IN TURxEY.--A Vienna
letter in a recent number of the London
Times. has the following item;--i la
Z. "a sloop belonging to the United States.
which arrived at Constantinople on the 4th,
had many German refugees on board, who
had come to offer their services to the Porte" "
By this it would seem that volunteers
from the United States have already began
to arrive in Turkey. ugoa4 ae tar j
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07
Ew George Ward and Malcom Gibso

~ George Ward and Malcom Gibson
were tried for the murder of Lucinda Sc
screst in September last, at the late term o.
the Court in Westmoreland county, Pa,
were found guilty Of murder in the first de-
gree. The jury were only twenty minutes
in making up their verdict, soclear was their
guilt. The day for execution has not been
set.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

GB"We trust that the above call will be
heartily responded to by The Democracy OF
this county. Let us all meet and appoint
Delegates who will attend the eighth ofJan-
ury Convention. Good to the cause for
which we are aborins. is always the result
OF large attendance at our Conventions.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

THE ENGLtsu MINISTRY. The New YORK
Herald of ofyesterday says; a@J6u. Az
Private letters have been received in this
city fromthe house of Barring. stating thai
Lord Aberdeen had resigned, and that con,
soils had materially declined. t . hflI 4
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

-, OrrIr Oregon, at the last dates, money
was getting scarce. A steamer had been
destroyed by FIRE at Willamette Falls. Some
of the whites express their determination to
shoot the Indians, regardless of the heaty.
A few days after General Lane had left the
Rogue River Indians, they we're fred upon
by party Of Captain Walkers men, a dozen
times, though without effect. They went to
General Lane, and compl 4ined; but he paci-
fed them by explaining that these were only
few reckless men, who would be stopped.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

Eg The Legislature OF Virginia commen-
ced its annual session at Richmond on last
Monday. Jr.. s.. ....'. .. |t
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

STovEs! SrovEs!-Aaron Holt has at his
shop in Cadiz, large assortment of excel
lent Stoves, of all kinds and patterns. Those
wishing to purchase good article would do
well to give him call, as he sells uncom-
mon cheap. ',- .,.... .I.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

RE- Godey's Ladey's Book for January is
already on our table. Cooley is the prince
of Magazine publishers. He does not pub
lish an extraordinary number at the begin
ing of the year, and then dwindle down to
nothing before the year expies, but he pub
fishes u first rate Magazine all the year
through. Terms SO per annum. Address
L, A Cooley, Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
EgIf you wish good bargains in the
Dry Goods line when you visit Wheeling
be sure to call at the large and extensive es-
tablishment of VIM. P. Asbury on Main
Street. Mr.. A. with his gentlemanly and
accommodating clerks, will be ready to give
you the best bargains you ever had. IT,.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

WAa!--Some late and important news
from the seat Of war, will be found on our
first page. The Turks so far have been
victorious, and we believe will continue to
be so, for the "God of Battles" is evidently
on their side
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07
S. & I. r. r.

We clip the following items in relation to
the Railroad, from the Steabenville paperS
of the 99th ult. They do not ''jingle" very
well together in regard TO the time of COM
pleting the road to Cadiz. How is it?
"The Steubenylle and Indiana Railroad
is progressing at tolerab5 rate. The track
has been laid down nineteen miles west. and
viii be pushed beyond section 90 this week.
Additional forces lave been put on the road
all the tunnels between Steubenvillc and
Cad.z are completed or nearly so. The hills
have been cut through, and the principal
part of the archiug done. The work to be
done is light, and if the weather continues
favorable, we see no reason why the Iron
horse can't greet the people of Cadiz, during
the month OF january, at tarthest." Herald
ave ale informed by Mr., D. C. Salisbury
that the Cadiz Branch will be ready as soor
as the main line will be finished up 10 the
junction. Sections 1 2 and are new rea,
dy for the rail, and all the other sections will
be finished in due time. Only two sections
4 and ore at all behind hand; and they VIZ
are positively assured will be ready. Tn,
connection between here and CadiE will b.
formed by the middle of March. The Messrs
Salisbury are energetic, pushing contractors
and we have no doubt but that they have
had injustice done them by some remarks o
the Cadiz press. ."-Union. .g.lI....
We have no doubt but that "the Messrs
Salisbury are energetic, pushing contractors
but we have some doubt about their having
''injustice done them by some remarks Of th'
Cadiz press" If we have done them inius
tice, it was unintentional .r.... f-I.. f.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07

bst Esy-Wm. H. Robinson, late Richeleu Of
btha New York Tribaas. b lecturiag agsinst
protcstantism.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07
Democratic County Convention.

JAS. H. SMITH, Secretary.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-31
PREMATURE GRAVE.

TT is q remarkable fact that thousands have
| been brought to premature grave by heElcc-
ting to take some good and efficient medicine IN
time TO arrest the course Of disease. Il is
a.so a startling truth that thousands have been
heralded TO an untimely grave by the use OF
poisonous nostrums The author therefore see
tng the necessity Of some good and efficient med
iclne which could be relied GPon when the SER
vices Of competent physicians could not be OBJ
tanned. has been induced 10 ofer his MAMA
LUKE LINiMENr, ard ANTI-BILLiOtS
Pills 10 the pabIic. These medicines are co,n-
pounded strictly honest and from medicines Of
Virgin purity, being warranted as purely vegei-
able.
$1,000 cases rheumatism, burns, ulcers,
snfairs fever-sores, sore throat, neuralgia, tooth
ACHE head ache, pa ms in the back slae or breast,
bolls, ring bones, pimpies, dIarrhna, have been
cured IN lie last year. Also numerous cases Of
sweeuy. gaIds, spEDnts, fstH,a, big head big
sho der, poll evil, sprans, giauders,hotis, chol-
&c. yellow water, &c. Thousands who have been
afflicted with Dyspepsia, liver complaint, head
ache, diseases eli the skin, la4ndsca, nervous
pains Of all kinds, bilious affections, costise-
ness, tefua.c affections, Sc. have been restored
10 perfect health BY The Use Of GlA.oEe's Anti
b'3Sa-s l5fte
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-31

;his OINTMENT IT, be goou. LAY W ueS n."
evidence of its power, and Few proofs oil its
efficacy are continually developed. It's Tact
beyo,,d the power of cavi' or ntradichon,
th3t i is in!alIiate in the cure Of all lum"rs,
JTulcers. Sores, Burns, letters, Piles, scro'n-
Ia, Ery si2eIas, Chitbialns, Scald Head, Sore
s.Quinsy, Group ,Rhamatism, EToken Breast,
Arue in the Face, Corns, sc. 1t completely
restores the msensibe PcrsriratIon, and by
this means opens those avenues ~ when VA
lure intended to expel the morbid matter OF The
hods-thus is the system cleansed, the bleed
purified, and The heath restored. II las pow
er TO cause al external Sores, Scroiulous Hu-.
mors. SKIN Diseases, ana poisonous Wounas,
TO discharge their patrid matter, aid then heal
then.
Il j. rightly termed all-heairr, for there is
scarcely a disease. extera! or internal, that X
will nol benefit. Ii has been used for the last
fourteen years for all diseases Of the Chest,
Consumption aud Liver, involving the uimost
danger and responsibility, and not in one case
has Il failed 10 benefit when the patient was
within the reach Of mortal means.
c--sJ7 For sale in Tipton, by \. Gilbert, agent
for Cedar county, Iowa. nl-ly