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MY BONDAGE and Nv Freedom, by

NJ Frederick Douglass. Part Isl, Lie OF a SIaVef
Part I'd, Life of a Freeman.
My BONDAGE AND Ny FREEDOM exhibits the fine gen.
ius, and the rapidly developing powers Of its author.
If he is original and peculiar as a speaker, he is equal
" so as a writer. We have the fullest confidence, there
fore. that this work, the result Of his ripper experiences
and OF his more mature judgment, viii challenge not
only the admiration of ali the Friends Of Freedom, for
its spirited and irresistible Anti-Slavery facts and ar
guments. but Of scholars. for the directness, condensa-
ton, and afiuence Of its style; and Of the general read
er also, for the graphic interest Of the story Of his cheek
cred and e~ventful life. Price SIPS, at ADAMS
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Ne6 advertisements.
Casual Advertisements must be paid 70
when handed in.
.HE HALLELUJAH.,

l. LOWELL MAS0N'S new collection OF Church
Music, contains upwards Of ONE THOUSAND pieces of
music, adapted to about ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY me-
tres. and a much larger variety than usual Of ANTHEMS
and other Set Pieces. The OF MUSIC
have been especially prepared for Singing Classes
variety of pleasing exercises, ~four-part songs, and
rounds interspersed. and there is added &C. NO
TATION IN A NUTSHELL brief course for schools.
ASpecimen copy will be sent, by mail, postpaid. for
examination, to any teacher Of music, or leader Of choir
on receipt of sEvESTY-FIvE CENTS, Published by
MASON
% PARK Row, New York.
sep26-2ms Sanborn, Carter & Bazin, Boston,
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.CTAND NOT UPON THE ORDER

~ OF OUR GOING, But GO AT ONCEN
To DUNLAP, STEWART & REEDS.a and examine their
splendid stock Of Goods, whiea are daily arriving by
the boat load.
The facilities which our firm now possess, Zone of the
hrm being constantly in the eastern cities, thus being
able to take advantage OF the market,) are not equalled
oy any house in Ohio. We call the attention Of mer-
chants and the public generally to the following list Of
articles, which, having been purchased before the great
rise in prices, We are enabled to offer at New York
prices -
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This is the way physicians mend or end US,
SseHHdsm Grtsm-bu although We sueer
In ~health-when sick, we call them 10 attend Us,
Without the least propensity to jeer."
The above brings to cur mind the best medicine We
ever used, and it is not necessary to be prescribed by
a physician. We allude to Perry Davis Pain Killer.
TO SEAMEN.-lf you wish a med cine we'll calcula-
ted for your use at sea and in foreign ports, one that
will guard the system from many contagious diseases,
to which you may necessarily be exposed. we say take
DR.. 5. A. WEAYER'S SYRUP 1t is superior to any
medicine now known for cleansing the blood from all
humor, or Initiated taints. For some kinds Of Rheuma-
tic Affections, it is warranted a POSITIVE CURE. 1t
never fails. 1t has cured those who were sufeFingf from
the improper use of Mercury, after every other tried
remedy had failed. 1t is, in fact, better calculated for
~seafaring men than any preparation ever prepared
You have only to try il, to be convinced Of the fact
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Girard Market.

GIRARD. Sept. -, 1855.
Receipts Of Wheat for the past week have been light,
and prices well maintained. Sales at 81 ,25 for white,
and LOO for red. Market closed firm, with an upward
tendency. Receipts Of Eye increasing; sales at so cts,
and in demand at this price, Flour bbls wanted at 30
to 80 cents. Bran and Shorts-stock on hand increas-
ing retails at s cts for bran, and l2H for shorts. At
wholesale, less prices would be taken.
Wheat, white, 81 259I,3O Rye, ..---~.-.--. 60
" red,........ 20 Oats, ............... %
Flour BbI.,-...-.- Bran ..---....-. g
Shorts, .---...------. l2tz
Highest price paid at all times. for all kinds Of grain
and -four barrels, delivered at on mill.
J. & II.
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ATE FROM THE FRoNTIFRI-INTERIO TOWNS al HEARD 'FRONT.'
II LARGE MAJORITY FOR THE TALL BRICK
g. BARNu M.

& BARNUM,
Encouraged P hrh Tgsa and hcradngs % Notwithstanding the hard times, scarcity adh h phee. and
in anticipation ofhe good tms eommg"h have purchased land are nov servings heir mammoth HARDWARE
store. anger stock of
Hardware, Carriage Trimmings, Iron. Paints Glass; Farnhh and Muky Mill Saws,
thanh We ever been bpuhtmO "O Tun uM" Long experiences perfect ac4udptueew with the manu-
sGnPs ohe eaIanS States and c0lxNn with AMI Iron iii in this vcnye enables us to ohrg great
WUSmNhEn all EshnsO purchase gd in line
Al Iopem gnHaLm eManbsa and manufacturers in pArmhEE farmers and r w~Sar nd children are
lnyneto cal anfO k hpwhh the stock The SMs Of the en Community have bn Look To- without
THH 9fs SIZE personal appGanceG politics
tG an be used In NOR about bugU- -
pn Mssh1 sness. ScAA%g to rpbnhhd their STOCK OF TOOLS vii do well to call and examine r stock Of
.fAMG.o a&C mShSH Hammer. SnksM dD Die. &c which rare ungm a@mdb v .IML ---m nj
HOUSE, INNING OF NEW ri DESRAnLE STYLES large and RnI1 ~@m~F
&S HSS Justly essntd Wheeling Nails 100 boxes Franklin Rock LASS White Lead Zne Paint Oh
OUR IRON DEPARTMENT.
Is all times fully stocked with good Horse shoe Tn n vT1 Wm, t.. - - No.
the ar uM.W an orbOu Load HA"'H
eme "SWri the sTcs ola Engnsh GnM Maker and are now Offering otter Rifles Ahs phea than
TPRmembr tn place and ALI He" Tall Bdek"M Main rt Warren Ohio.
SpanbT26 R6 PAKSR e. RARNUM p=u.
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NTHONY CARRIERS Real Estate,

~
n Will positi ely he sold; il not at private sale,
tGen at public sale, in lots to suit purchasers, Of 4 size
not less than five acres, to be extended from either road
half way to the other. The land lies about Ia miles
southeast of the Court House in Warren on the Noungs-
town and Plank Roads. It will divide conveniently
into four lots. two on each road, making desirable out
lots, for residences.
L will receive bids for one month. at anything not
less than $4,000 per acre. The highest bidder may take
the whole. or either corner Of not less than i've acres,
or the half on either road, as he may prefe-.
One-fourth must be cash; one fourth IN SIX months,
u;tb intsrsst. and the balance may remain as long as
The purchaser chooses, not exceeding the life OF Frances
Carter. (widOw) bearing interest at rate OF seven per
cent, payable annually:
n he land shall not be sold in this method, by the
ooh day Of October, A D 1855, then 1 will, on that day,
oGer nc same at Public Vendue, at the south door Of
ne Court House. in Warren, between 10 O'Clock A NJ,
and 4 p NJ. & sell the land in lots. as aforesaid, to the
highest bidder, at not less than SsO,OO per acre. giving
tn highest bidder his choice Of lots, and on the terms
OF payment and time and interest as aforesaid, security
to be given on the land for instruments unpaid
b. F. HOFFMAN,,
Sent. %, IaS5-St Exr Of Anthony Carter.
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And the best assortment Of YANKE NoTI0Ns"e ever
brought to this market, which will be sold at prices
which defy competition, We care not from what quarter
it comes. Merchants particularly are invited to give
Us a call. Remember the place.
DUNLAP STEWART & REED,
Nos. 4 and 5, Market ST., Warren.
Seutember 96. 1855.
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F GENT DRESSES

IL 100 pieces good fast Prints. at 81 cts per yard
Fancy Prints. English and French Chintzes, Scotch &
Sailing Ginghams, at the NEW YORK STORE
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A MEXICAN Agitators IL Reformers,
N with 6 elegant steel Portraits, price S1-25 at

There is not a volume in existence which contains f.
ner specimens Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pathetic,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that rouses NJ the better feel
ings Of humanity-than are contained in this volume.
Visitor
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FMBROIDERIES 4 TRAININGS

H Rich Thread Laces; Swiss and Canabric Collars;
Sleeves Bands and Embroideries; Velvet, hoire An
tique and other styles Trimmings. The ladies' say it is
q treat to examine the great variety at the
NEW YORK TORE
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JEW YORK STORE FALL AND

Oak Hall Clothing Emporium, Cleveland, o.
Sept. 90, 1s55.-3m
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-13

EIThe following should have appeared
some time since, but was entirely overlook.
ed. which we very much regret.--E Ed. SIN
TrEEL.
DIED On the 18th inst, at the age Of
81 yrs, Mrs. JAyE WEST, wife of K. B.
West, Of Monroe Township.
The death Of tie deceased resulted from
injuries she received from a COW. AT the
time she was hurt the was engaged in
milking the animal which suddenly became
inluriated and turning upon Mrs. West in.
ficted such severe injuries upon her that
she died in a few days after suffering very
much. Mr.. West, himself, was standing
by her side, at the time the accid, mt hap
pened, and though he knocked the COW
down with s%,stone, was unable to rescue
his wife until the house dog came to bis
assistance. Mrs. West was a worthy, est.
ma5le Sife and leaves, by her untimely fate,
10 mourn her loss, four small children-one
q yoang babe-and a bereaved husband.
n.
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ew Store.

Messr5. Hatcher Il Bro. have just opened
out in the store loom formerly occupied by
VIM. fIo5g & Co., one of The largest and
finest stock of goods ever brought to Cadiz.
Thei: goods have Just been purchased in
Philadelphia,,at prices greatly below those
purchased in the spring. Consequently
they will be enabled to sell at greatly re-
duced pric~a. Those wishing good and
"lesP goods would d. well 20 give the
Messrs. Hatcher a call; as we are sure they
will aot so away disappointed.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-13

A MASTER PIECE Our DoNE.-We have
lately supposed AYERS Cherry Pecsoral was
the Ultima Thule in its line, and that moth.
ing had been or would b, invented which
could surpass it in its fine points of excel
lency as a medicine. But we are confident
y assured by those competent to Judge on
the 'ubjeci, that, DR.. Ayers new Pills
excel in high medical artistry even that
widely celebrated embodiment of his skill
He has succeeded in making them not only
pleasant to take but powerful to cure the
large class Of complaints which require a
purgative rcmedy.-Lancasser Argus, KY.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Great Flood,

The hardest rains that this section o
country was ever visited with, took place OF
Hast Wednesday and Thurs lay. The diff
ferent streams were higher than they have
been known for a number of years. A large
number of bridges have been swept of.
while others have been left in a very rick
ETY. situation. The loss to the corn and
other crops planted in the bottoms has been
immense.
We have understood that on big Still
water a large uumber Of sheep we're drown
ed.
The loss totbe s, & l. R R by the fresh.
ct has been very heavy. Two ur three
bridges have been swept of. A large a
mount Of track has been washed out No
trains have been running since last Thurs
day; and we suppose there will be none
until the close of the present week.
P. S. Since writing the above, we are
glad to learn that passengers are conveyed
from S!eub nvi!ie to Beds Mil in hacks,
and from there to Newark by railroad -
The loss to the road is not as gre AT rs was
at frst supposed. anil trains viii! ran through
BY 10 morrow or next day. -
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b Law ofNeWspaners.

4. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary, are considered us wishing TO continue
-heir subscriptions.
e @ II subscribers order the discontinuance of their
stiodicals, the publisher may continue to send them
Until allarFearages are paid.
3. IL subscribers neglect or refuse to take their pc
riodicals from the Offices e which they are directed
bill and ordered them discontinued.
4. 1t subscribers remove to ether places without
informing the publishers, and the papers are sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible.
5. The Courts have decided that refusing TO take
periodicals from the office, or removing and leaving
them uncalled for, is prima fucia evidence of inten-
tional fraud.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-13

E1-HEAR YE! HEAR YE! all of you Pc.
perry stricken followers of know n~othinglsm,
what do ye think? We state to you a fact.
which you can find in any of the Philade!.
phia or New York papers; and that is this;
The know nothing National Council which
was in session last week in Philadelphia,
there were persons present, members Of
the order, who wished to be admit ed into
Their council asdelegates from the States Of
Louisiana, and Alanama. who are regular
members of the Roman Catholic Church.
What say ye to that? You who are SO much
frightened about Catholics AS to believe
that the Pope or some of his men, will come
some off these DARK RAINY NIGHTS and take
of your wife and children, and perhaps
yourself, and either kill you or make monks,
nuns or some other desperate character out
Of you or them Let your fears ce tse; your
brother Know No.hings have admitted
those awful men into full communin with
them.
A TRopuY FROM THE BATTLE OF INKER-
MANN.-We saw at Youns's book s.ore d
muskct which was used by "A Russian sol
die at he battle OF I%ukermann. The piece
is Russian all over. Tne stamp OF the
double eagle, near the breach, settles its ma.
tionaIity. The maple stock bears marks of
long and hard service; the barrel was orig
inaIiy furnished with an ordinary flint sile
.ock. but this has been changed to the per-
c%assion cap 'nipper' on the top OF the bar.
rel and he percussion hammer is a model
remark abe rather for HE certainty it makes
of a sure fire, if the cap is good for anything,
han for its beauty; it weighs at least half a
pound, and jumps under the motion of tie
trigger with a spitefulness calculated to make
an old war tog laugh.
The musket is the property Of D. G..
Sarkis. o of this city, who has just re-
turned from Europe; he obtained it of his
brother, who is an interpreter in the allied
army and who received it from a wounded
Russian soldier the day after the battle OF
Inkermann Troy Wing.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-13

The KEYSTONE STGrE Burned "A do
patch was reserved in Pittsburgh on Seiur'
day, which stated that the steamer Key
stone State, Capt. Ruggles. lad been de-
stroyed by fire at Florence, on the Illinois.
The boat and cargo were a total loss
Five lives were lost, but the names were
not given. The Keystone State was for
merly the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Mon
day packet. but was disposed OF to a ST.
Louis company in April,
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Kansas COMPANY.

A large number Of letters have been re.
ceived during the past week from the Kan.
sas company which went from this county
this spring. They are all in the enjoyment
of excellent health, and have been evel
since they left home. They represent tina,
country as one Of the best in the world
They have located in the Nueces valley
'the garden spot Of the world" as they
term it. Game of all kinds is found in great
abundance. The exploring committee, II !.
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Harlem Springs.

In another column, will be found the ad
vertisement of this popular watering place.
Mr.. Hilbert has associated with him in the
management of the establishment, Dr. Zol-
lars, late of Wayne county. Our citizens
generally have been pretty good patrons to
the springs heretofore. and we think they
will go now, when the o, portnnities for get
ting there are so much better. A better
place than Harlem Springs to spend q few
days at, cannot be found.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-13

Rg%The New York Tribune says thatthe
music question is agitalihg the Society Of
Friends in that city. One prominent Friend
who had a piano in his house was disowned
at the monthly meeting Of The Hicksites be-
cause he refused to give it up. The piano
is still i'll his house but its owner has ceased
to be a member Of the Socity. The Tri,
bune says the decision is a very important
one in its consequences. 1t seems that
there are about forty friends in New York,
who, with their families, are liable to the
same condemnation. Most of them stand
high III the society in every respect except
entertaining a taste for the tabooed art -
Among the number is at least one preacher.
Onder the decision of the yearly meeting,
the monthly meeting will of course com
mence casting out the offenders until the
Society is purified Of all music loving per.
sons.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-13

ES"The Ohio Stage Company have dis
posed of their mail contract on the route be,
tween this and Wheeling, to one of our citi
Gems, Mr.. Joshua Howard, who carries it
in a neat, comfortable, Two horse hack. 1
leaves Cadiz and Wheeling every morning
at z o'clock. arriving at each place abou.
g O'Clock P. NJ. We trust that all those
who may have business III Wheeling, will.
patronize Mr.. Howard's line.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-13

ES-The June term Of the court Of com.
mon pleas for this county, commenced its
session yesterday; Judge Means presiding
in his usual able. dignifed and impartial
manner; although severely afflicted on &C.
count OF the loss of his excellent father, who
departed this life a few days since in Phih-
delphia, while transacling business for the
city Of Steubenville.
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DISSOLUTION.

Il par ,nershlp heretofore existing between
William lieIriott and John Liggetti in the merchan
dizlng business in The town OF Cadiz, under the firm
OF iiefrlott anu Liggett, is this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent. William Herriott retiring from tMc
tirm, the business will be continued by John Liruett
alone, who will be happy to furnish tho former Gus.
toners Of the firm, and The public generally, with
the finest goods OF the season, ut the cheapest rates
WILLIAM HERRIOTT.
JOHN LlGGETT.
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EsrWe regret to learn that an interest
ins little child of Mr.. Heberling, of George,
town, in this county, WAS drowned on last
Fridsy. 1t was playing in toe yard where
there was a large copper boiler filed with
water, and by some cause or other fell into
it, and was instantly drowned.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-13

Es-Tha town council of Cadiz would add
greatly to the appearance of the place, as
well AS do something that would be bene.
fetal 10 The health of its inhabitants, if they
would go 10 work and have the different
streets and alleys cleaned up Immediately
What say you, gentlemen?
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CAPTAIN -BELLF0UNDEn.
he Elegant and well bred horse
YOUNG SALSEURY

WILL. De Kept the coming season at The stable of
Samuel Sicmmonsi il Caiix. Terrls--Sj.
Mr. Bernard Weaver, ofStiil water. STuscors
counl,r "hp ra.sed foae Salisbury, says:--"I rsis.
ed the IRON gray, horse, Young salisbury. ii. wa.
sired by u full blood Salisbury. His dun is d i1.
my residence at this time. She cannot h. s,Ss
witnin the rounty. she iaa full blood Can1adias
WIN very heavy main End tail, aiid Ia weIJ esie,''
ialet Tor either hainnss or sadd.o Goung SsIsss,,
',as NE oeSs OF c2lts that has cver boon in iii,
country NJ. Earn tUtterback has 3ne or hjs eoS /.
liat carrot oc beat in the State; and YOU w5akt
Wen tn ..hve him seen IN Cadio Yoapect nothws
lFa.4 TO have him Shown ia Gadi4, Ia Il saly Nv
years old, and WiIl De- threo il Jane. SD
CGdiz, April II, .E5i.3m
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expected. will return home about the 6rst
Of July. when more fuller accounts Of thai
delightful country may be expected.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-13

EaTphis Monday is cold, wet, drizzIy
weather. just such weather as makes fires
overcoats, DC. in good demand.
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LEGAL Notice.
Waiter B Beebe,
W.

NdlteI d DGeOe, VI. "H#
w. ...u.a.s.. ...N
Amos A Cope'a nd.
Elizabeth his wife, and
Alexander Mcllroy.
THE defendant, Alexander Mcllroy, will take
notice that q petition II vs. been flied aglainsthim nnd
others, in the Court of Common Pleas Of Harrison
county, Ohio, the ch~joctofwhich is 10 procure an or,
der OF sale of certain Ian hand premises lately morl.
gagged, to wit, ~Jauaary 10, 1862, by snid Arins 4
Cope and Elizabeth his wife, TO Walter b. Beebo, to
secure the payment of S535l.0o, evidenced by said
Cope Is five promissory rotcs, two of which hay been
endorsed to said Mcllroy; one for $l2O4,oO, aud the
o%therior $4,000 The prayer OF said petition IL
that said premises maybe sold and the proceeds ap.
piled to the payment OF said notes endorsed to said
Mcliroy, and tothe payment OF the rest of said note
in said plaintiffs possession. Said defendant is re.
CURED to answer said petition on the It'll day of ia
Ily, a.. d. 1855. Il ~ M. ESTEp. Ait'v
May To-, lS1o-6w-prteeS3 so for Pff.
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rINTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITES AT
THE BANKING HOUSE OF REIN WELCH&
CO, CADlZ, OHIO.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-13

NERVOUS DIS0SbERS

NERVOUS DISORDERS 4#
Are diseases OF the mind as well rs OF the body, arc
usually. brought on by troubles and ulfiiction, and
are most coHitIiolto persons OF delicate. constitutions
n.ld sensitive minds. Low spirits, melancholy,
frightfut dreams, and fearful anticiputions Of evil
from The slightest causes, generally accompany ner-
vous disorders. The Forest Wine and Pills are an
energetic remedy in these complaints.
Extract OF a letter from Mr., Joseph G. Paulding,
dated Philadelphia, September 18th, lS48.
On, 6. w HALSEY:
Dear Sir, your Forest Wine and Pills have cured
my wife OF a dread iul Nervous disorder, with which
was almost wasted away. She was frequently dis.
turbed in her sleep by trigbtful dreams, awakening
q.ite exhausted and covered with perspiration, and
at times labnrine under the delusion that something
dreadful was about TO happen to her. BY the use OF
four bottles OF the wine, and a box OF the Pills, she
is now in perfect health She has regained her flesh
and color, and enjoys society as well as ever.
]. {. PAULDING,
DIR. DAVID MARVIN, a celebrated practitioner ofNew
York, declared publicly, that one bottle of IIalsey's
Forest Wine contained more virtues than fifty OF the
large bottles OF Sarsapafiila, Messts. s.. s Lhnlpmar
a. Co, one OF the largest and mostrepectahle l'rugg
lists in Syracuse, I'M letter, says: From what they
have heard and seen Of HPlsey's Forsst Wine, il Is
an excellent and good medicine, and will nndoubt.
eddy become the leading medicine ofthe day."
The Forest Wine is put up in large sqpare bottles
with DR.. Halsey's name blown in the glass, 81 Der
bottle, or six bottles for s.. Gum coated Pills, rs
Cents per box. Agents are authorized to retail as
well as wholesale to on as favorable conditions as
the proprietor, No. hl Duone 81, corner ofHudson,
N. York. Appointed Agents in Cadiz-Jchn Beail,
and sold by Druggiets throughout the State.
May 40, lS5j-3n.