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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-01
eALLIPoBIs MARKET.
E>zsnesSsy. Jsn. 81, tess.

aUNeal Dow is preparing a still
more stringent liquor law for Maine
1t provides fifty dollars fine and four
months Imprisonment for the first Of
fence; same fine and six months impris-
onment for the second, and one hundred
dollars fine and one years imprison-
ment in the State prison for the third Of
fence. No action viii lie against officers
for destroying liquor. Common esT-
riers are liable for carrying liquor con-
trary to law,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-01

G%For several days past we have
had old fashioned winter in all its glory.
The river for the most part has been
blocked with ice, which has had ten:
dency to check navigation. But four
boats have passed either way the past
week.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-01

RE- Mr.. Reuben Pea, who was alb
sconding with $500 of the money of
his employers, was arrested on the 18th
inst. in the interior Of Mississippi. Mr..
Pea had 10 shell out.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-01

~CHARLEs G. SHEPARD remains in
about the same state as when we last
reported. He is very much reduced
and enfeebled, but we believe still retains
his mental faculties.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-01

WARNING TO AMERICAN AUDAcITY.-
The following warnings. says the Al
bany Argus, uttered by the British
prints Immediately after the presumed
fall of Sevastopol, are worthy of being
kept in mind by American people,
They are only specimens of the very
general tone adopted about that time:
Our foes have had forewarning with
what sort of people they viii have to
deal; and our transatlantic cousins will
become tribe less insolent and over
bearing, when they find that the fleet
which summers in the Baltic, can with
out cost or effort winter in the Gulf OF
Mexico.-North British RevieD.
England and France together are
strong enough to bind nearly all the
world over to keep the peace. When
Russia is settled, France may abate her
army. and England her navy; but we
must not dIsarm. We must stiii be
able to say mo" to our lively young
brother across the Atlantic if he wants
Cuba, or takes any other little vagary
into his head.-Blaekroods Magazine.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-01
erTwo hundred paupers were ser

/ HTwo hundred paupers were sent
by the authorities of New Orleans, on
a steamer to Cincinnati, short time
since. The authorities of the latter
city, have determined to enforce the
law against the boat. and all other boats
that shall be caught in the like dirty
trick.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-01

HWe are deprived of our usual
markets by the suspension of navlga-
ton, owing to the river being full Of
floating ice, and the fact that each mail
we receive is just 48 hours behind the
contract time.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-01

Gg Snow is said to be six feet deep
in some of the northern towns of New
Hampshire. The railroads are much
obstructed by snow in that State.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-01

NSome of our citizens are taking
advantage of the present cold snap to
lay in their usual supply of ice for
warm weather.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-01

@ Father Mathew the Irish apostle
of Temperance is said to be at the Is
land of Madeira, in distress, and in
want of means to pay his board. His
right hand is paralyzed.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-01

ANOTHER Fox CHAsE.-There is TO
be another Of those exciting fox chases
next Saturday, near the residence ol
WV. WADDELL, Jr., about three and a
half miles from this place, and every
body and "the rest of mankind" are
invited to participate in the sport. You
all know where our clever, good natured
friend "Bill Waddell'' lives, if you don't
you ought to, and we are told since the
recent fall of snow it is perfectly aston
ishing to witness the fox "signs" on the
ground intended to be enclosed. Ar
rangements have been made for the OBJ
servance of the best of order, and the
finest chase of the season is anticipated.
We had but a poor conception of this
kind of sport until we attended a chase.
and can assure our friends it pays well
for the time spent. Turn out and let's
have big ring and catch all the var
mints. See notice in another column.
NA correspondent of the "Star of
the Kanawha Valley" who signs him.
self "Bob," visited our town a couple
of weeks since, and upon his return to
Buffalo, found the spirit scribendi burn,
ing so hotly within him, that it was i'm
possible to eat, drink or sleep until his
scribbling proportions were sent forth to
the world, through the columns of that
luminous sheet, under the title Of
"Yisit to Galfipolis, and what the wri-
ter saw and heard while there" We
find nothing in the communication of
what he saw, and only one thing of
which he heard; and that one thing
was, that a party came off on Second
street. and during its continuance, some
graceless scamp played an oily trick up
on portion of the participants. This
is what this "Bob"-o-link has to chat
ter about. He asserts that nearly all
the ladies of Gallipolis can dance, and
leaves the impression on the mind of
the reader that the party alluded to was
attended by the ladies of this town,
when in truth it was made up almost
entirely of the canaille, and the conse-
quence is, "Bob" must feel the force
of direct denial to his slanderous and
Willful charge. Our ladies are possess
ed Of as much beauty, refinement and
intelligence as can be found in any town
or city in the Union, and it is as much
beneath their dignity and taste to attend
ssch party, as to favor the attentions
of such an unprincipled traducer of fe-
male character as this "Bob" has shown
himself. 1t always has seemed to us
ridiculous custom, that upon every oc-
casion that an attache, or friend Of pa
per leaves home, to visit some neighbor-
ing town, that per force he must make
communication out of it; and never
has it seemed more ridiculous than in
the present case. a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-01

HThe Falls City has laid up At
Wheeling. owing to the scarcity Of
down freight. The City Of Wheeling
has also laid up temporarily.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-01

THE SoUP-EATERs.-On Friday, in
the sixth ward, over 5000 persons
were fed by charity. The soup given
out is of the richest kind, made Of en-
tire fore-quarters of good beef, with
rice, carrots, &c. A large majority Of
the persons fed were Irish and Ger
mans.-N y. Mirror.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-01

( party b oBer rs friendly. services. and
IequaIly free % the other not % accept.
k The news from Francs Is devoid Of
Interest. The Emperor reviewed de-
tachmeht Of the Imperial guard, on The
9Th, previous to their embarksiion for
the Crimes.
There is q rumor that the Emperor
lof Russia has sent an autograph leiter
to the Emperor Of France, making pro
posais Of peace.
GERMINY.-A terrible inundation Of
the Elbe occurred on the ed. The
damage at Hamburg is estimated at
four millions of marks. In Hanover
much damage was done and many lives
were lost.
ITALY.-The French army of occupa-
ton in the Roman States viii not be re-
duced below $500.
Letters from Vienna say that the con-
vention between Austria and France,
for securing tranquility in Italy, has
not been signed, nor win it be until the
treaty Of December Cd shall result in
an offensive alliance between the powers
named.
TIE Very Latest by Telegraph.
PARIS, Saturday, P. n.
The Coxrier of Bucharest confirms
the account Of the war on the Danube
having recommended. The Russians in
force crossed above Tolochs, defeated
the Turks, took the town, and are now
marching on Katchin. The Austrians
do not interfere. The report has eaus-
ed some CONSERVATION.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool market, January 49,
Breadstufs.-The demand for Bread
stuffs for speculation had ceased and
the market has been heavy, but i'm
proved at the close. The quotations
are: Western Canal 40s@41s; Ohio
nominally at 42s@43s. Wheat, white
lis 6d@19s Sd; red los 6d@11s 3D.
Corn-mixed 49s Sd; white 44s@45s.
Money Market.-Consols 91f; Amer
lean Stocks moderate, unchanged; Sill
yer l67.
Metals.-Iron dull and unchanged.
There are rumors of impending Liv-
erpool failures.
ConSols which at first advanced 2 per
cent. afterwards fell back.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY,, May 80, 1855.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF THE WEEK.

81 TOTAL RECEIPTS OF WEEK.
Beeves, 3.O2l. Vcals. 2 2t8. Sheen
and Lambs. 5,216. SWINE, 4,272. Milk
Cows, 32l Total number of Animals, Is,
.035. Total the previous week, $500.
@ acuRRESr rRIcEs THis WEEK..
BEEvEs. These are sold by the head at
a price equal to the value per pound on the
estimated weight of beef in the qualters.--
The hide and tallow or ''6fIh quarter" il
not counted in this market.
The Price to-day % ib will average o,
yer l2c.
First quality 13@l3ic.
Medium l2@l24c.
Poorest ll@itAc. .}tta @sT
But few sales over IA or under lee.
Prices Of Veal Calves.--The rate at which
such calves as are fit to eat sell for all the
year. is from q to &c "a ID, live weights
Sheep and Lambs.-- Common Sheep
IS, 5000; extra sheep, io@I2d; Lambs
5@7d,t
Sw;ae-ohio corn:fsd Hogs, small size
COR market retailing. 5aG6e,Iive weight;stl
fed Hogs, 5aB6,; Hogs for packing, 52@
&C.. live weigbt; large Hogs, corn fel, dea'
weight, 7@79c for thu very best,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-06

EB-The June term of the court Of CON-
mon pleas fro this county. commences Its
session on rex. Tuesday, the 18th day OIL
June, 1853.
Our patrons who may be in attendance
on court, will find US in the Sentinel Office,
happy to see them. Don't fail TO give Us
a SUBSTANTIAL call.
Our Office is on the corner, Immediately
opposite the Court House, second story
Entrance on Market street. second door from
the corner.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-06
Harrison County Agricultural
Fair.

A considerable portion of the inside Of
to.dsy's paper, is taken up with the pfemi
UNI list of the Harrison county Agricultu
raj Society, which will be held in Cadiz on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the Goth,
9Th aud 98.h days Of September. 1866
Those interested will please preserve this
number Of cur paper, and prepare them
selves for TIA. occasion. We shall have
more I'd say abou. the fatr hereafter.
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srEUBENyILLE MARKET.

~STEUBENvILLE, June 4.
Flour--Good supertine $9,37; extra 49,.
81.
Wheat-$2,O5 for white; $500 for red
Groceries -sugar in hhds, 64@63; bbls
63@6; New Orleans Molasses 3i@3B; Syr,
up 5oi Rio Coffee 12@l24c.
Grain-Corn 5000; Oats IS.
,con--IIams 84@9; shoulders and side,
Z salt-Retails at SO, oo@2,q5.a
Butter-l3Wl4 for fresh roll.
Lard-84@9 cents.
Wool Common %; /, 25; 3,2o; I. 81
full blood 50.
Dried Fruit-Apples $1,a5 u bush.-
Peaches 2,2h@s so u bushel.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON HALL-We direct the at
tention of all those who may visit sieuben.
vile, to the card Of the Washington Hall
10 another column. Mr.. Mossgrove, the pro-
prietor, IS much OF a gentleman, and an old
and experienced Landlord, and cateers for
the wants Of tie public in q manner that
cannot fail 10 please all those who make the
Washington Hall their home while in steu-
bsnville.
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Legal Notice.
u.sTv 3.UL NS0f~ hM
Waiter 7. Beebe, lf taa4 w ,sg4j

Waiter 3 Beebe, III EI,4.vW - -e.IF
III We. y
Amos A. Cope and 3 8sF3 op3 q b14 &
Elizabe tn his wife, and sm
Alexander McIlroy. . F.
HEdefcnd nnt,s Alexander M%tlltoy, will rake
noticeahat a peiiliun n,ts heenflcd aga. INST him and
others, in the Court ofColnnan Pleas OF HARRISON
county, Ohio, the ohioetofA hichis 10 procure an or
der OF salep f eertain Ian lpnd pfemisesiately mort!
Cope and Elizabeth mis- wife, to- Waiter B. tSeebo. to
secure the payment OF S535fse0, eviIenceday said
Cops's five pronissory ' otes, two of %iifh have beer
endorsed TO said McIlrey; one for Sl204,n0, md tia
other for 91i45,00 The prayer OF said petition il
piled 10 the payment OF said notes gendeFsed 10 aid
Nc Troy, and to the payment of the rest oil said note
in said plaintiffs possession. Sanldefendant Is re-
CURED 10 answer SAID petition on lha 7tl day OF Jl
IN, AID. 1858. s4t ] M, ESrEp, Att'y =
May l6, 1855. ewprfess3 80 8A lf5fPiH.
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CAPTAIN BELLT0UNDER.
he Elegant and we'll bred horse
YOUNG SALISBURY,

WILL be kept the coming season at the stable Of
Sc nucl Slen,nlons il Cadi1. Terms--%5. N%
Mr. Bernard Weaver, o~fStiiwaler, T'uscaraEs ~
county, who raised Yong S~alsbnry, saye.-"l rails.
ed the iron gray horse, Young Salisbury. Ia WAN
sired by a full blood Salisbury. His DUN Ia 4 iias
black nlare | own her nov, and she can be- seen al
my residence nj this time. She cannot be- eaHaiIed
within the county. She lisa full blood Canadian,
with very heavy main and tail, and il weIl caica !.
lated Tor either hai mss or saddle. Young SalsenrE
has the best lot Of colts that has ever been in this
country. Mr.. Barn I utiorbsck has one ofhis eol.s
that car not be beat in the State;and you would do
well 10 have him seen in Cadia. Yen peedg mott Be a.
irali 10 have linn shown III Cndiz. lie is tIly. II o
years old, and will be three in june"
cadix, April II, is5l.3m @
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i ofNewspapers.

Subscribers who do not give express notice to
tue contrary, are considered as wishing 10 continue
beir subscriptions. ia.
z. II subscribers order the discontHuance OF lheu
e~riodicals, the publisher may continues sena mem
Hntil all arrearRges are paid.
3. Il Subscribers neglecto or refuse TO take their pc
riodicals from the offices te which they are directed
they are held responsible till they have settled the
bill and ordered them discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove to ether places without
informing the publishers, and the papersnre sent 10
the former direction, they are held responsible.
s.. The Courts have decided that refusing TO take
periodicals from the office, or removing and leaving
them uncalled Tor, is prima tacia evidence oil h'eh-
tional fraud.
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Neb advertisements

h hs,r ssss' cS 81 oSie' PROBATE COURT.
NOTICE ishereby given that the following &C.
count hs been filed in said Court for settlement, to
writ: .
g The account Of jackson Croskey, administrator Of
the estate Of Henry Hendricks, decd, showing the
CONDITION o. sad estate 30 far as administered
And that The same will be examined and passed
upon by the undersigned, at the Probate Court Office
in Cadiz, on the 29th day of June, A. d. 1885, is
n ALLEN q. TURNER, Probate Judge.
June s.. 1885, 81 -rs 4
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Returning
IThe Cadix Accommodation Train.

The Cadix Accommodation Train.
Leaves StoubenviHe daily Sundays exceptedj al
APO p. NJ. Arrive at Ca1iz at 6.4S P NJ.
Leaves Cadiz ats 81 4. II. arrives at Steubenville
at HOS, A. N, @
4a a Agents. a5 @
James Collins g. Co., Freight and Passenger A.
gents, No ia and rs Water ST Pittsburgh.
jim. Kinney, Freight Agent, Little Miami r. r.
Depot, Cincinnati. t ~
T. W. Strader, Passenger Agent, Broadway, Gin
cinnati. &C. E-at .B --.-4 a.
Richard Hooker, r Passenger Agent, Newark.
+. A. Wells, "a do. Steubenville.
LAyFAyErrE DEyENSY, General Freight and Tick
e. w. WOODWARD, Superintendent.
f. NAV 22, 1855. sa3 G, .l- DO E
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-06

EgTheC Commissioners Of Harrison coun
ty are now in session. Not much business
has vet been brought before them.
Probate Court is also in session. Moth
ing ofimportance has been transacted.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Cincinnati, June 4.--Noon-Flour quiet
at 8 dollars; provisions no sales; Linseed
Oil Ito Groceries quiet and unchanged.
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NEW YORK

New York, June 4.--Money ABUNDANT
Flour, sales good Ohio 81
Wheat dull and declining: Corn, sales mix.
ed Lio@l,12a; Pork duh, old Mess l6,.
870i7;
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LiQM0g' Lac.

MARVIN WARREN CT Bellsfontaine, o.. f,ss
Ifl prepared . pamphlet with Forms and di~recii5ns
designed to be a complete guide to Justices and OH.
ers, under the Liquor law If 1884. lie has his seGcnd
edition now on hand, which contains all the Late
decisions OF the supreme Court upon The subject, To-
gether with q copy OF the act.
The work is indorsod for correctness by soma 81
able Lawyers residing IN every part Of the State.
The following resolution Was adopted by the Stats
Temperance Convention, held at Columbus on lis
s2d Of February, 1855: -Resolved that the LEGAL
Forms p repaired by NJ. Warren, Esq, of Belleisn.
taine for proceeding under tie Ohio Liquor Law, he
recommended to the temp, ranLs men thYougho t
the State.
PRICE or THE WoRK-Singlc copy 80 cts; -Four
copies s 90 or D cts per coy; Forty copies $50,
or 20 cents per copy; Sixty c pies $500 or Is cen,s
per cory seat T. any pat cI the State at sGy eG-
penso and n, k, as soon as ordered wi h the iaon, y
enclosed Coin, bills, or postage stamps can be
sent at my risk by mail if properly enclosed. An
orders directed soon To NJ. WAHtEN, Attorney AZ
Law, Belleton aine, Logan county, Ohio, wi,hmoa.
ey enclosed VIII receive prompt attention. Small
orders attended TO as promptly as any.
April IL, 1855 3m NJ. WARREN.
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Notice to Shippers.
TRANsPoRT&TioN oYFloE, 5. 81

KANsFpKIAIlpN UFFItt, =. NI Il. Z,
Steuhenvil!e, April 10th 1855.
A FREIGHT TRAIN is nov running to New.
N. ark, leaving Steubsnyiile daily, Sundays eX
copied at 5 o'clock a. n. and Cadiz at 8 81 n IN.
ShipmeEt is to all staiiuas, except Unionpnrt Cadiz,
F%airview ard New Market, Uhrichsville, Port
Washington. Few Conerstown, Lafayette, Coshoc
ton, Adams Minis, Dresden and Newark must be
prepaid. ssss
Shippers will pie ase conclude their shipments and
receive their cousi2nmeDts previous 10 6oicl0ck each
evening. LAFAYETTE DEF Emmy,
April Is, 1855. GeneralF Freight Agent
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WGshin2tOn HAL,

Market Street, Opposite Public Buildings,
STEUBENVlLLE, OHIO
WIN. MOSSGR0VE, Proprietor.
rhs above House has boen thoroughly roitted
snd furnished sn the most modern style.
Iune 6, 1885, "
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LOOk 0t khis.

will offer at public sale at the door Of the Court
House IN Caaiz, on "Wednesday, the 18th day Of June
1885, two shares Of stock in the SteubenyiIle and
Indiana Railrodds the pfopsito Of Samuel Snider, de-
ceased. #sYFr
Notice 10 also given TO all persons owing 4heestate
Il ssid Snider eliher by note, dye bill er baek account
them Oh, iar after the 18th ofIune j shall.be cofn.
p=lls A y pnt Itnm in the hands u the proper officer,
WALTER JAMESON, Executor.
Csais, Chbe, May es, l3s3,2t
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&. eNSw Fs3,m!

MCPHERSON, PRICE & ROSE
ETAVlNG entered into partnership in the basines
Il Of manufacturing Marble Monuaents, Toni
and Crave Stones ofevery description, are now pre-
pared to accommodate all who ma favor than wild
their patronage at the shortest me ticeandi in thu bes
style; as Rose is one ottse oldest and best workuel
in Eastern Ohio. Their shop viii be found on Rail
road street, opposite the Pr5bate Office, Please cal
heiere purchasing elsewhere. 58 ga
n IA MePHERS0s, PRICE g. ROSE,
Cadiz, Ohio, May 9, ls55.tf =.
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9flarkets.
-
CADTz PRICES CURRENT.


soRRECTED WEEKLY -
CADIZ JUNE g. 1855.
tLoUR,' ........... SlofOO
" hGAli OHIO
CoRN, .G7J
LAX DEEP 49,. 0l,u0
LEANS WHITE ....,....',. I,UU(D...
CLoFEkSHED,. ....... .b,UUD
UIhIOES,. .......... 1 ,UUtO
DRIED Af?LEs, per bushei, ................ al 90
DRIED PEACHES, .2,O0fD...
GUTTER, ....,.... lED..
CHEESE, .lAO..
LARD, 49,. ...'.'........... ........... .bD0
DIRK ., )OfDlOU
SALT, 80. 3,OOiG...
EfdHS, ...'....l 2f6.
lay, ...... -.
WOOD,
........,o u(D4O
CoFFEE,. .....0l5
MoLAssEs by the .29O37
EFISH-New shad, 3P Dbl 1905
h"cHeIe'' 70 o. '''""""'.''!S,Uo
40 y 1890
Herring +" ................ 500
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CARRIAGE, WAGON & BUGGY
N ANUFAGI0RY.

AXIOM FORM AN thank al for The liberal ,as
N ronaae heretofore eatended to him., WOMB "a
nolnce to the citizens OF Harrison, and the adisi.ane
counties, that he IS now better pre- pared than ever q
manufacture to order Family Carriages, Da.cuc,ea
Buggics, Gigs, Suikies, mld wagons, Of all Kinds and
any other shop in the country.
Having a stock OF material that is really ursufr.s.
sed, and having a tulI kaowledge OF the busines. n
all its branches, he respectfully asks those Who :. y
wish anything in the above Inc, to give him q can. .
His sEopis IN the rear uf Mr.. SlenIinens' Rlack amir
Shop, and nearly opposite tho Cadiz iIstsl, wlasrs "
may at all times be- found.
Cadiz, October io, 1875.
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~ JAMES WILSON

NERVOUS DISORDERS 5
Are diseases of 1.-THE mind as well %, OF the body, are
usually brought on by troubles and ~atElictIon, and
are most coiilnlonto persons OF delicate CONSTITUTIONS
AID sensitive minds. Low spirlts, melancholy,
'frightful dreams, and fearful anticipatiolls OF evil
from the slightest causes, generally uceonipany ner.
yous disorders. The Forest Wine aud fills are an
energeti lei remedy in these complaints. Ms
Extract of u letter from MIR. Joseph G, Pallding
dated Philadelphia, September 9Th, 1913.
DR. CIV HALSEY a 8s8Hs [,
Dear Sir, your Forest Wine and Pills have cured
my wife of adreadful Nervous disorder, with which
she had been affected tor many years. EIeFbody
WIS almost wasted away She was frequently dis
tut bed IN her sleep by ffight(ul dreams, awakening
quite exhausted and coyeiee with perspiration, and
at times labnfihe under the delusioh that scfEeilalng
dfeadiuIwa about to happen to her. By the use OF
four bottles OF the wine, and a box OF the Aiillssshe
n now in perfect health She has regained her flesh
and color, and enjoys society as well a. ever.
yUss .4Y IA aaR, j, 20. PAULdING.
DR.. DAvfpM MARVIN, q celebrated proclipncr afkev
York, declared publicly, that oile bottle oE HaIseys
Forest Wine contained more virtues thantilty OF the
large bottles of SarsapsritIa, Messrs. 5. = tampmar
L. Co., one Of he and nostrepe ctable lTugg
lists in Syracuse in q letter, says From whit they
have Heard and SEED Of BIZ hsey's Fof1st Wine. It'll
eddy become the leading medicine Ofthe day. Z
he Forest Wine isput VIZ ia large sqlsre bottles
with DR.. HalseT,s namo blown IN the glass; 81 be
bottle, or six bottles tprtS5, Gum coated Pals, Y
Ccnts per box. Agents are authorized 70 retail a
| well as wholesale ~ on 10 iayorable conditions d
the proprietor, No. lol Duono 81, corner Of Hudson
N. York. Appointed Agents ir GaAiz--John Bcsn
and sold by Druggists throughout the state.
! May 30. is35-bm.