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Eg- The Rev. DR., Bacon wasn abseut
from his pulpit at New Haven, Conn, on
Sunday, His son supplied his place in the
forenoon. and preached from the worlds
"They will reverence my SON. y 'ai9a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-11

81 H7r The State Of Oonnecticut is out d
debt, and lrassmoney loaned out at interest,
The school fund is valued at S2,o76,00o,
and other productive property Of the State
| is estimated at $4o0.000, the greator part
i0T which u ia bsnk stocks. @ig
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-11

&g- -sou!oque, or Faustin l, emperor Of
San Domingo, wasa formerly the slaveao Of
a citizen of 81, Loais. WHO frequently re-
ceives friendly messages from him. A week
or two since he was pleasantly surprised
with the receipt ot several bags Of coffee
saud a package Of sugar, accompanying by
quite "A aifeetonate letter from his imperial
majesty IA. ta ...a 90. b. --s-. 80 AaL
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-11

How're PRoDueE CoaNo OF ANT CoboR-
A. French farmer has succeeded in giving
to maizn or Indian corn anyeolor he chooses
by the following prdcsss:' Having FeseiSed
from China speciuaenvof naize 9of pearl
VIII te color, the grains of Uhlca We're very
small but very beautiiub hetwas idesirous
to ob'ain the same grain. but ofethercblers.
For tli' purpose he planted blythe side of
| some Of them some American maize. OF red
color, and Ihe result was "A crop. of grain OF
\ 2 pink TINT, wih, sames q b|ueish, and
and others Ola !reea capFs lie made
similar exPeHmept with tAe maize of Tusa-
I yqra, the grain tofl vhich.iss as white as
I. Carolina rice, ANA he tkns obtained q crop,
Lthe ears, OF. y hira were about fifteen inches
in, iengih, au4 the. graps-of . 5lees color.
Ii .Auoltrs Nme hea pl2med soRe'maizes OF
the clor, iol ambyr among same. of,s the
| black maizq of Syfia, The. ears attained
/ the .lsu,thtpi twenty twp int:les, and the
| grams .@s.re different eolors. The yellow
maiza, 4,n,brms nj i4Aied wear some Of lhe
1 brosp maize Of QealrA ainsslca, pEodnc-
led spn,e Of lark brown coloE. whieAsTipens
eight days sooner than the o'her ssorts.-
! This farmer now Possesses. one, hundred
and itty Ibree diiferrRt varieties 81 maize,
and his object ID cpatinaing his, experi-
nepts DOT oniy to change the color At viii.
ibut also % sstsare var tties @hicl .xislri-
pen earle /, ,7as well AZ Mrser aid nger
ears, ana thus usinerease the proldcss
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A Lone ABsENce.--The Salem Mass
Evening journal states that a man formerly
belonging 10 that city, returned home on
Tuesdar, Hfteran abse ace OF lorty4two years
LIS left a wife and child one year old an
when he returned he found his daughter
he mother of twelve children, some Of whom
are rnarriei His wife lived widow as
she supposed. over twenty years. and mar
ried gain some twenty years since, and now
resides in Salem, ssa.#4s or.Hha.tt
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-11

y ss;- Tie Washington s.SstqF tAys sths &C.
oauni3 With t.ie GoveglsahhHJ .of asli1tl
Davidson King btsS saHtte aypt wi GsAtfa III
California, and ior macy years n 4 res
psnmd resident of sFasbthgfon eIs5 ssfia ita
vicinity, III ! saia " III shqfs ss2s. 900.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-11

T:J- The tllemigration.t Western IoMa
hasA.i FAST fairly cointnfpssd and NE streets
If Burlington are croHded with covered
wagons, whose oWRers are 'busy fn. laying
in sOpplies Tor. tbeir Journey, and stores Tor
tue winter The eHltgfanfs. m Tensra IL II, ara
'of yool G'ass, chiefly fsoln f5M4.r Tndi-
ana aild aiehiSah' gsax go aAssa
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fsES~ The cholera mas a6afig salladisap-
e Jared tron Jamaica. lyat igaslilS liSheFs ii
Barbadoes. but VT isst dates ID was having
but few victims. ~ F'ss
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"lou can write, then? Do you &C to
school" And Jack stepped forward 10 take
The pen, which Mr.. CaYendish held towards
him. ... .... .r..F.
"You write tolerable good hand, my
iiitle man. You may, thinG, do better
than take an errand-boy's place Let me
see ifyou have any knowledge of ariIhme-
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-Maan rlnsn1.lr c,InIu,InllLIrr.seOn satur.

-Mosr IrEypTHr CRUELTT --On Satur
day, The 25lh inst. J. D.. Coolidge ard
wife, of Perry, Lake county. we.e ex'
amined beGre Justice Miller, at the
Conr, House ia Painesville, on the charge
orcruelly TO an orphan gill eleven years
of age, who was relative and lived in the
family. The Court House was filled
with spectators. The parties were held
10 bail in $4,000 bonds. Among the
witnesses were Drs. Palmer and Mor>
rison and the little victim herself Fhe
atrocities disclosed by the testimony
we're marked with such shocking ond re-
pnlsivo barbarity, as would seem TO find
just punishment only in the torture of a
barbarous age. Our laws being framed
for civilized, or at least semi-civilized
people. would seem TO contain no pro-
vision for The punislmen. Of such loalh'
some and abominable barbarism, as was
exhibilhdby this woman Coolidge death
being the extreme penalty provided in
our criminal code---the husband seemed
comparatively guil,less. We mention
some of the ncls perpelraied by this
bruIishwoman reluctantly; dabolism can
hardly conceive Of crimes more loalh'
some. For three days the child was
forced constantly to turn a grindsIone.
aud at night TO sleep in wood,house
with horse blanket for covereing
For long periods she was shut up in a
chamber, without fire, in cold weather,
and fed on bread and wafer only. She
was often brulally fiogqed on her naked
form with a horse>whip. The woman
spat filthy mucus in her mouth aud for.
ced her 10 swallow it. She also, with
broom handle, destroyed tho sphincter OF
,he. cnus, rendering all control ofevacua.
tion forever impossible; called no phy>
sician; and afterwards punished the ehild's
misfortune, resulting from her own abom-
lnable crime, by compelling heraio eat
her own excrement.
In another section OF this Republic the
avenging faggoi would hive relieved a
Jury of the trial of this fend in woman's
form. aH5.raG la fRq. ..a
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY given to the nonresident
owners of lands in section two, town two
south, in range six east, and sections thirty
six and twenty-five, town ono south range
six east, all in Putnam county. Ohio, that
by the order OF the Commits ssionefs of said
county. at their March session. John II. Ell
we'll. Samuel Gander, and Samuel Harman,
viewers; and Samuel Parker, surveyor, will
meet at the house Of Andrew Hay den, in
Snearcreek township, Putnam Co.; on the
9Th day of May, 1854, or within five da,s
thereafter, and proceed to locate the follow
ing county road, commencing at the south
end of a certain lane, commonly known as
the Hayden lane. about twenty rods east
OF Daniel Schlosscr's house,in the south part
of section one. Town Two south; range six
enst, thence northwardiy TO the center Of
snid section, thence north or tho half section
lines OF the above named sections. until i,
intersec,s the conntv road leading from the
Findlay and Fort Wavne road to the Kalidu
and Columbus Grove Free Pike. s,
April 7, 1854. 0G8l ~ 67e
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HoloWays's Ointment and Pills, hare eu, ed
an liberated Leg, and Prerented .4n,putation.
The wife Of Mr.. P. Baylis, Of 8, Court, 2
House, Cheapsidc. Birmingham, suffered FOL
more than eight years. from dreadfully ul-
cerated limb, during a great portion Of that
time, she was under medical treatment al
Birmingham, where she was frequently told
that ampntatlon must ultimately take placs,
as it was impossible to heal the wound. :
However, under the advice of her friends,
she tried Holowny's ointment and Pills,
which have effected a perfect cure, and she
strongly recommends others similarly affiic,.
ed, to use them, after this proof Of their es-
fcacy in one of the worst cases. fan.agl
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then smoke IN favoro of adequate salaries
to Judges, &c, but did not think mem,
bers Of tile Legislature earned oyer So
per day.
Mr. HUBBARD moved that the bill and
pending amendments be referred 10 a'se-
icct committee Of FIVE. Z,
MI LELAND hoped that the bill would
moi be recommi.ted. Ii had already been
in the hands Of committees. II had been
pot up fos BuncombO, and he would vote
for i, on one condition--thai the gen'le>
man who introduced it should come W
10 his county and make a speech IN us
favor. The honest yeomanlry oei .pe
Northwest would not fail to place prop
a, apprecia,ion upon humbuga OF this
kind. He protested against wasting the
lime of tho House in further rccommit~
tine this bill. He did not think any one
was was making money al $500 per day. es-
'necially those who were supporting iam'
lilies al home.
M. EcxLEY said he would come up
"a ,he ecuiemah's county (Def'nce) II
he could be insured against being eaten
up by musquitoes
NJ. LELAND assured The gentleman
Ina, mosquitoes were dangerous only TO
tbc thin skinned people. .,.l''.:. a.q
Mr.. HUBBARD withdrew his mo'lon 70
recommit. rM,,r
am amendment, division was called ior,
which then turned upon striking out me
2 Jnroyision Of the bill relating to the Gov~
errnnor's salary, which vas lost The a,
lms.indmen,s proposed by Mr.. NJ. were all
sseyerally rejected. .
Several other amcndments were propn-
,seed and rejected. The question was'hen
taken on M Birchard's motion to strike
ou, The third section, which was lost
yeas IL, n1ys53. !.
Mr. MacKsSzrE protested against the
inconsistency aud injustice of voting $3
per day to ru,ure Lrgisln,ures,and al the
same lime pocketing 81 for their Own
services. lfreuenchmentIs ihe object
sought to be obtained, why not strike at
some,hing which would be an object in
stead Of wasting lime by Bhncombe a.
mendmens and speeches upon meas
nee which, If passed, would not seusioiy7
lessen The peoples burdens. =" ,.s
Mr., BAKxa's amendmon! was losl--
yeas 8, nays So.
Mr.. r, sERs moved to amend by a'io"
ing the members "s7k conls per day,and
ali nc ccssary expenses paid, including
Boarding washing, &c"
Mr.LANoDoN moved the previous ques>
ton, which was sustained.
Mr. RcGERs' amendment was rejected
q The question was then taken upon
the engrossmenlof the bill, winch was
los,--yeas 81, nays 80
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DRITIsn AssUMPTI IN THE RIGHTS OF
NEurRALs. The recent announcement
az Lo,d Clarendon to Riga merchants, to
,he effect that all Russian produce, to
whomsoever belonging, and even IN neu
trail vessels, would be regarded as laws
Cai nrize in the event Of war, was REFER
red To with telling eff CT, by Mr.. Peck>
ham, in the debate in the liouse,on FIJI
day ON tho Six Steamers Bill. The as,
sumption of sucla tight as belonging 70
the bellgerenls, is characteristic Of that
arrogance which has always predomna>
ted in British councils. Such an nnr
nouncenent cannot fail TO impress upon
every American,the fact that The attempt
Of Grea, Britain TO enforce the doctrine
ayoyed by Lord Clarendon, ,mnsl involve
the United States in the impending s'rug.
gle. For US to submi, (as remarked by
a contemporary TO so Arrogant a pFe'en>
sion as is here pu, forth, and lis lncor-
pora,lon in the laws of nations as one Of
The rights pertaining to belligeten;s,wo'd
be virtually to resign our independence
and abdicate all claim 10 consideration as
one Of the substantive powers OF the
earth. :.
We trus. this pretension will not be
pressed; ihe sympa,hies Of our country
man are now probably with the Western
Powers, in their resistance of The aggres
sye schemes Of the Russian despo' Bn
blow like the one medilated, aimed a
the Independence Of all other nations
and at the property of their subjects o.
citizens, could not fail to change all this
and conver, the prevailing sympathy int
sentiments Of energetic and prevailing
hostility. Does Great Britain propose ic
avail herself of the present exigency tc
secure conceded sovefeignty of the
seas, and the right TO fashion and admin
isier the maritime laws Of nations accor
ding as her boundless ambition may sug'
gesls Certainly il would seem SO from
this pregnant announcement But, she
may be assured, the experiment she con
templates will prove a perilcus one; nnt
she will be resisted s,ernly and unfiinch
ingly by at least one nation whose goot
will she may yet have occasion to propi
sia,e. The passage Of :he Six S'eamer
Bill by an overwhelming vote may be re-
,garded as signifcan, response 10 sncf
pretensions as those announced by Lore
(yIorendon Wash. Union.
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WoMENs T's.-Mr. Angle, from
the Selec, Committee Of the Assembly,
% which the Women'a rights pt silion
was referred, made report last evening.
II is a compacr, lucid and ably drawn do
cumen,, highly credtubIe TO its nuiaer
and becomingly respectful 10 The Peti-
TONERS. The Comm tea repor. alver-
sely TO the Petitions, bu, recommend
one or two changes in our existing law,
which will, we think, commend themsel,
yes as TO the opponen's as TO the adyVca.
tes of Women's Rights, viz: A voice, by
the Mo'heI, in the disposition of the
child, either when apprentced 10 service
or placed under guardianship: and The
rieh, Of the Wife 10 callect and control
her owl earnings and the earnings of her
children. when the family is neglected
by the Husband. These, we think, are
reasonable and jus, propositions, which
can hardly f,iI to receivs the favorable
consideration OF the Legislature Alba
ny N. Y. Eueaing Journal. a
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MoRE SPANI.H DlFFicuNrIEA-Since
the seizne Of The Black Warrior at Gu.
ba, letter TO the New York Times states
that, an American Merchant ship when
near the por, MataDzls, was fred into
by Spanish war, vessel. In another
instance, Capt. J. ]. F4rs Of Richmond
Ma, was snhisc'ed to a charge a, the
same port Of $3.50 contrary to law
These cases in the usual forms Of protest,
&c, arc in the hands Of the American
Consul a, the pori Of Mai1nzts. These
aggrcssions If correctly reported, will
lead to difficulties with Spain if parals,
ted IN; and i, is thought by some Eng
land and Franco are stimulating thes e
matters for purposes yel behind The cur
tain. OF this we have no evidence -
TIE unhappy circumstances of years
bsck al Cuby have engendere9 a feeling
of hostility that will exhibit itself in all
time TO come, aud many eadto eruption
between The two countries and that ere
long Mirror. e# @! 'a9E o.N-'
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Tho wife Of Santa Anna; Dc,atorl Of
Mexico, was born in Westerloo, Albany
county "A. Early in'iife, she became
m actress and first mel Santa Anna at
Havana, while fulfilling an engagement
here, at one Of the ihedtors, Her mai-
len name was Lapaugh, but on her go
ng on the stage see assumed another.
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MANUFACTURE OF Steel. We see
from The CLeuelaad Herald, that by the
new prochas, so tons Of iron were pur-
chased, and from line bar, converted into
steel by ono pfocess, in four hours, saving
thereby great loss Of time and tedious
process, which this materiol had hereto-
fore 10 pass through. The steel thus
constructed has, il is said, been tested
in great variety ofuses; proving its
qualities, and said 10 be equal TO ibe
best cast steel. This-inven,ion, it is said =,
will produce revolution in The trade ,bs
the vas, saving which r-sufs.- Gin. Gas.
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MAKING VrNEGAR.-A correspondent
Of the Dollar Ne ~spaper says-"The
cheapest mode Of making vinegar is, 10
mix five quarts off, warm rain water with
two quarts Of yeast. In few weeks
YOU will have the best vinegar you ever
tasted. aa9 aaa lablH {9J5 l8 1a1
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April 6, 1854. - e7s

CIV. B.PALMER, at N ew York Boston,
and philadelphia is our only agentin these
cliesfor advertising and 8 description pur-
poses. Al arrangements made with him,
on our raccountwill he treated as j f made
directly wi:hthlso fficc. -If r.
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The Journal Of Cummerce has a wor

This Journal OF Commerce has q word
Of caution for lovers Of the weed:
"Tobacco chewers, beware! B sides
the poison contained in the weed itself,
many of our inbacco chswers are al,sor-
bing into their systems an oxyde Of lead
.-,lre same which kills 50 many painters
and paralyzos others. Lead foil is.chea
.per than tin foil, and some of those who
put up tobacco for chewing, use the
latter instead of The former. The coun-
lerfeii may be known Sy its dark blue
or blush color, whereas Tin toll is nearly
white. Tobacco chewers who do NOT
wish to absorb two posons at once, will
do well 10 profit by this caution.
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The Directors of The New York Crys-
tai Palace haye agreed to apply 10 the
Legislature for an extension of its charter.
The committee of investigation have re-
ported that the association owes about
$4,000, and that the loss by the exhi-
'bi'i"n, this year, j. over $ll9, 900; about
1884 per day. il appears iha, Tho cons
.pany has, sunk lis whole capital, $4S9 900,
all its receip's, about $3.50, 900, and is iii
debt $H0, 900 -totul, $l,039,00o,
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The house Of Nm. Flanders, London,
deny, N. fl was burned on the 2Slh
.ult., and three children perished in ;he
flames. lt .t
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On the first Monday Of Angus, next,

i.t On the first Monday Of August next,
the sense Of the people Of Arkansas will
be taken upon the propriety OF calling a
convention 10 amend and reform the
Constitution Of the State. The Little
Rock Gazette mentions, as among the
grea, objecls OF the couyention the ex-
tension Of the elective fronchise and the
election Of the Judges Of the Supreme
Court, Secretary Of State, Auditor, Trea.
asurer, and oil other public officers, by The
people. 50. .-a q a22di doo
Q WILD Cars. There were l ,229 wild
cats killed iii Kentucky. and their scalps
paid for BY The Commonwealth in 1853 .
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.


Alta meeting of tho Board Of Schoo
Examiners Of Putnam county, held al
Kalida, Ohio, on the 25th ull., the follow
ing meetings were appointed for the ex'
animation of Teachers, at the times and
places following, to wit:
Saturday, April 18Th, at Ouowa.
May 6'h, a, Gilboa.
Z" June 81, at Leipsic.
/" July lst. at Columbus Grove.
Z" August 5ih, a; Jennings.
3" Sept. 2d, al Vanghnsvile.
October 7lh, al Kalida.
Teachers and others who take an in>
'eres, in the cause Of education, are in
vited 10 attend.
a'@1 ' II. J. BOETIMER,
S. P. WEAVER,
'-'' A. BUDD;
School Examiners.
April 8, 1854. r2 n.faf 67S
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

lNToTICE ishereby given that the under,
Y signed was. on the tn day January,
duly appointed and qualified as adminis,ra-
tor IN the estate of John Harter, late of Put
nam county, Ohio, deceased.
67S* # E Il JOHN SHAFER.
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Sold at the Establishment Of Professor
HOLLOWAY, 244, Strand, (near Temple
Bar, London,) and by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughout tho British Empire, and Of
those of The Uniied States, in Pots al
37ac., and ST. Soc. each. Wholesale by
the principal Drug houses in the Union,
and by Messfs. A. D. g. D. SANDS, New
York.
CT There is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes. as eea.4 a4
N. B. Directions for the guidance Of
patients in every disorder are afiixedto
each Pot. fla s.l X s.aafsa 3fl .oi, &. la.
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rs YOUR REMEDY!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
A MOST MIRACULOUS. CURE OF
BAD LEGS, AFTER 4S YEARS

A MOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF
BAD LEGS, AFTER 43 YEARS
SUFFERING. . i'1Jhaa 4
Extract of Letter from Mr.. William Galpin,
OF 10, St. Mary'sSucet, Weymouth, dated
May l5te, 1851.
To Professor HoLLowAY, "'0n H
SIR,-At the age Of lS my wife (who
is now 6l) caught violent cold, which
settled in her legs, and ever since tha,
fine they have been more or less sofc,
aud greatly inflnmed. Heragonies were
dislracling, and for months together she
was deprived entirely Of rest and sleep.
Every remedy tha, medical men advised
was tried, but without effect; her health
suffered severely, ard the state Of her
legs was terrible. had often read your
Advertisements, and advised her TO try
your Pills and Ointment; and, as a last,
resource, after every other remedy lad
proved useless, she consented TO do go,
She commented six weeks ago, and
strange TO relate, is now in good health.
Her legs are painless, without seam OF
scar, and her sleep sound and undis.
turbed. Could you have witnessed the
sufferings Of my wife during The last 4S
years, and contrast them with her present
enjoyment Of health, you would indeed
feel delighted in having been the means
Of SO greatly alleviating the sufferings OF
fellow creature. (Signed)
WILLIAM GALPIN.
A PERSON 10 YEARS OF AGE
CURED OF A BAD LEG, OF
THIRTY YEARS. STANDING.
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. William Abbs,
Builder Of Gas Ovens, OF Rushciffa. near
near lIuddersfield, dated May 3lst, 1851.
To Professor Holloway, Jl
S1R, Il suffered for period Of thirty
years from bad leg, the result Of two
or three different accidents at Gas Works,
accompanied by scorbutic symptoms. ]
had recourse to a variety of medical
advice, without deriving any benefit, and
was even told that the leg must be am.
putOied, yet, in opposition TO THAT opinion,
your Pills and Ointment have effected o
complete cure IN so shorla time, ,tIIat few
who had not witnessed il would credit
the fact. (Signed) A- 50 -
ss5 WILLIAM ABBS.
The truth Of this statement can be
verified by Mr.. W. P. England. Chemist,
l3, Market Street. Huddersfeld.
A DREADFUL BAD BREAST
CURED In ONE MONTH.
Extract of Letter from Mr.. Frederick
Turner, of Penshurst, Kent, dated Decemr
Der Btu, 1850.
To Professor HoLLowAY,
DEAR SIR, My wife had suffered
from Bad Breasts for more than six
months, and during the whole period had
the best medical attendance, but all to
no use. Having before healed an awful
wound in my own leg by your unrivalJer
medicine, determined again TO use You
Pills and Ointmena and therefore gave
them trial in her case, and fortunate il
was | did so, for in less than month a
perfect cure was effected, and the bene,
fit that various other branches Of my
family have derived from their use is
really astonishing. now strongly re.
command them 10 all my friends. OBJ
fSigned) FREDERICK TURNER. 4
Tie Pills should be used conjoinily
with the Ointment in most of the follow
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TUST RECEIVED from Cincinnati, a
- lot Of superior N. O Sagar. . Also,
Syrpps, MoIasses, Coffses, q cboice
variety, Tobaccoes, &c., &c. ares ass
aShal A z WM9 s. Al TAYLOR
Is April2e, 1853 m 4 s.,als
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-04-14

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